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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1912)
WANTS TO BE NEXT GOVERNOR. HON. .JOHN M. SLATON. John .11. Sla l ii hatt issued tlm for ! trial jiuiouiiceiiii’iii of tils intention lo inuke Hu' rail lor governor. lie says that ho hail desired to keep his candidacy in the background until lifter tile presidential primary, but that pressure of letters from ait over tie- state persuaded him jt. was his duty to make public, now, win liter lie would he a candidate. lb- Indicates that, ho will not open, campaign headuuarlers until after Lliu , presidential primary. As to liis platform and policies, the I nnnouncetnent does not go into detail, simply stilling in a general "ay that lie stands on ins record in the house aml senate and as acting governor, that lie favors a businesslike adtninis trillion of the state's affairs with spe cial support for tile agricultural and educational interests, amt that lie will seek the nomination on the time lion oreil principle of the county unit plan. This makes two announced candi dates tmw In the Held, lion. Thomas (). Hudson, resigned commissioner of agriculture, having formally become a candidate several days ago. Mr. Slahfli will, with the ending of 1912, have rounded out 17 years of service in the general assembly. The first 13 years of this long term he was a member of the house and the last four years he has been in the senate. lie was chairman of tin' house judiciary committee for seven years and was speaker of the house fin four years. During Mr. Slaton's entire four years in tin* senate he has been pres blent of that body, lie nSFcr had op position in his races for either speak er of the house or president of the senate. Dor 7T> days, the interim between Governor lioko Smith's resignation nml Governor Jos> pit M. brown's in auguratlon, Mr Slaton filled the gov ernor's chair. Mr. Slaton's ability as the presid ing officer In both the house and sen ate lias been generally recognized, ills handling of the stormy debate in the house during the discussion of the prohibition bill in 19(18 was con stdered so able and impartial that both sides introduced resolutions com mending him. Mr. Slaton's announcement follows: To the People of Georgia: The wide ly published report that 1 will be a candidate for governor subject to the August primary has brought to me letters from all parts of the state ask ing for a definite declaration of my Intention. It was not my desire to make any formal announcement until nf’er the presidential primary, being impressed, ns 1 am. with the idea that tlie people pr« ferred to consider one campu n at a time. So general, however, has become the demand for a statement that 1 believe it is proper for me to say now that 1 will he a candidate, and at the appropriate time 1 shall enter upon a vigorous presentation of my views on the issues which may lie Involved in the race. My record as a member of the gen oral assembly, ns presiding officer of each house for two terms and as act ing governor for a brief period, is an open book. If elected. 1 will continue to do all In my power to serve the best Interests of the state. As governor tt will bo my special endeavor to give the state an econom ical and businesslike administration of its affairs: to see. particularly, that the agricultural and educational Inter ests receive that liberal support nec essary *o general progress: that every dollar expended on each department of government shall yield to the people a dollar’s worth of efficient service, and that not one penny of the public revenues is used to promote private or politionl interests. 1 shall seek the nomination on 'he time honored principle of the county tmit system of selection, for 1 believe tb*s fundamental guarantee, intended for the equal protection of the rights of every community in the state and ■written Into the constitution by our forefathers, should be Inviolably pro served In the spirit aa well as In the letter. Later on, I will prepare a statement dealing with all questions of public In terest. Meanwhile, I declare my can didacy for the office of gwvcmor for the term beginning in June, 1913, promising, if elected, to devote my best efforts and concentrate my undi vided energies to the end that the state may be faithfully served. JOHN M. SLATON. COL. WEST NAMES SLATON Valdosta, Oeorgia. Stating that lie will not be in the race for governor and advocating the candida cy of Hon. John M. Slaton for that of fice, Col. W. S. West of Valdosta has issued the following card: "To thank many of my political friends who have solicited me to en- j ter the race for governor in the com ing primary to succeed lion. Joseph M. ltrown, tne Incumbent, and to con vey to the press of the state my ap preciation for the favorable mention of my name as a candidate for gover nor, is the object of this communica tion. In making up my mind not to en ter the race at this time for Rovor nor, 1 am sending up no wall from south Georgia, for my contention has always been, and I trust will ever be. against sectionalism, and it Is only When the southern part of the state shall advocate the claims of a candi date for governor who Is In every r»- spect as well equipped—as conserva tive, ns honest in purpose, as broad minded, efficient and fair —that I shall espouse Ills cuuse. ‘'■Fulfilling all theso requirement*, then, 1 say, south Georgia, nearing the century murk since she has enjoyed the distinction and, too, upon the eve of the realization of the marvelous possibilities in the material growth and development of this section. Is once more entitled to the honor. "1 appreciate tho confidence of the people of Low udes county and the dix'll senatorial district for the long senatorial service in tire two branches of tlie legislature, and the people of Georgia for my election as president of the state senate. 1 gave the same attention to the discharge of the du ties in personal affairs in private life, for l have ever regarded duty as one of the greatest virtues, whether In the private walks of life or struggling with the difficult problems arising for solution in the political areua, and while 1 would like to be governor, knowing tho trials that lie in the path of him who seeks tlie honor ami tho uncertainty attending the result, I have decided not to enter the con test. 'Tt is well known that Hon. John M. Slaton will bo in live race for gover nor in addition to serving some years in the house with him, he was speak- , or of the house of representatives while 1 was president of the senate in the years 1905-6. It was during tliis term of the legislature that eight new counties were created, and his treatment of south Georgia in appoint- lng the committee on new counties was fair and impartial, and this is evi denced hv the fact that seven of these eight new counties aro in south Geor- - gla. “As n member of the house, as sp< aker of the house of represent* lives, as president of the state sen ate. and —when there was an inter- i regnum In the office of chief execu tive of the state caused by the elec tion of Governor Smith to the T’nlted States senate-—as acting governor, he has always acquitted himself in such a manner as to command the respect and merit the approval es the public. ' With his past record. It is reason able to suppose, if he is elevated by the electorate of Georgia to the of fice of chief executive, his admlnis tration of the state's affair* will bs such as to hold the confidence of bis friends. W. S. WfcJST." THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR—THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1912. rjx ———— A List of Those $ CANDIDATES 1 !*! ________________Primary Election w FOR SHERIFF. To the Voter* of Montgomery Comity: I hereby announce myself a candidate f«»r tlie office of .Sheriff of said county, subject to the coming primary. I hav«; had an ambition to till thin office since leaching manhood, and if «-looted I will respect the office and protect tnechisetiMand their property with thin office, impartially. Faithfully yonra, J. A. DUNN. FOR SHERIFF. To the Voting Citizen** of Montgomery Co,: With a record for nervine and lair h aling while serving a** Sheriff of our county, I most * arni htlv a*k vour support in my candidacv for re-election to this office in the coming election. It has been my effort** to nerve tin people faithfully, and in my desire to continue in the service of my fellow citizen** With as surances of appreciation of the favor** air* udy heat owed upon me, and asking your kind in dulgence, l am Youth truly, James Hester. FOR SHERIFF. To the citizen* of Montgomery county: I off r for election to the office *»l Sin riff of Montgomery county, and respectfully ask the support of my friend** and fellow citizens. In asking for office at your hand* for the first time, I guarantee to faithfully diHcharge all it* duties, and expect only to do in . duty as a sworn officer. I ask your support in the com ing primary election, and hope to he favored with the office. I claim some experience in the woik pertaining to the office and feel lullv i competent to take up the work if eh cted. E. (J. THOMAS. For Sheriff. Wishing to again serve tho people of Mont gomery county in the capacity of Sheriff, I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office, subject to the rules of tlie county pri - mary. My record as former sheriff is before you and 1 respectfully ask tlie offioe again at your bauds, again assuring you that if lam favored with tlie office I will discharge ils duties to the best of my ability, knowing its varied responsibilities. Yours respectfully, A. J. BUItCH. For Sheriff: 7b the fiitizi n Voters of Montgomery Go.: Impressed w ith a laudable desire to serve the people of Montgomery county as sheriff, I hereby make public my candidacy for said office, subject to whatever action is determined by the rules of tlie I emocratio primary. 1 earnestly and most respectfully ask the cor dial support of tlie voters of my county, and it elected to tliis office, my only promise is to i discharge the duties devolving upon me to j the best of my ability, without favor to any man. Most respectfully, I)an A. Morrison. For Sheriff: To the Voters of Montgomery county: I respectfully solicit vour support in the ' coming prill, u v for Hhoriff. Yours truly, J. A. COUUHLY. For Sheriff: I beg to announce to my friends and f llow j citizens that I an* a candidate for the sheriff’s J office of Montgomery county. I trust that I I may be found worthy of the esteem and co:iti- i deuce of the voters, and that my name may be fount] on man) ballots on election dav. Ask ing the support of all and thanking those who ■ may lavor me me, I am Yours very truly, J 1. Palmer. For County Treasurer. I hereby announce as a candidate to succeed | myself as Treasurer of Mm tgonn-ry county, rabbi ■ ■ • : i imary election i iki g my fellow citizens for past support, an i solic iting a ooutiuuai.ee, I am Your** trulv, .f. W. MORRISON. For County Treasurer. I offer my services to the voters of Mont gomery county in the caoacity of County ' Treasurer. Years of clerical training render me quit*'competent to discharge the duties ! of the office, and my work as a county official in former years warrants me in saying that I have a right to claim the support of my fellow , citizens I respectfully ask for election a' i your hands to tlie office of Preasuier, ami i ; guarantee to discharge faithfully all its duties , if favored with the office. Yours respectfully, E. M. RACK LEY. For County Treasurer: To the Voter* of Montgomery County: I hereby announce myself a candidase for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the Democratic primary. I would appreciate tin* cordial support of my friends and teliniv citi zens. Yours truly, Ahou v Git.i.rs. For Treasurer. I take tliis method «>f announcing to my friends and sll citizens of Montgomery county tuat l am a candidate for the office of Tn t» urer of tins county, Having served my fellow citizeus in ilits capacity before, I respectfully refer to my past record as a county officer, ami earnestly ask your support in tin coming primary. ’ C. A. I’OPE. For County Treasurer: To the Voters of Montgomery C«unity: At the solicitation of many frietuiH, I have decided to announce for Treasurer of Mont gomery county subject to the Democratic primary. Have never before offered for office and would not do so now. hut being afflicted, i« impossible for me to foil* w my vocation (farming'. I promise, if dieted, a just and I honest administration of the affairs connected with the office, and w ill do all in my power to j serve the public satisfactory. A. 1). Conaway. For County Treasurer:. j To the Voters of Montgomery comity: I Alter giving the matter curt-mi consideration I hurt* decided to outer the race for treasurer in the Democratic primary, and take this , method ot announcing my cai diilacv. I be lieve I am fully competent to administer tlie affairs of the . thee in a satisfactory manner, ami ts elected will devote my best efforts In j that end I have never before asked a politi cal favor at the hands of niv friends, ami any support that you may reu.U-r me m the ap proaching election will he greatly appreciated. Hespeettully, A. D. tIroKKS. FOR TAX COLLECTOR. To the People of Montgomery County: I am u<>w serving the county as Pax Col lector, being my first and only term. The Woik before me is receiving my most earnest endeavors. For tlie favor acoorde l me, lam very grateful, and assure tlie voters of tlie county of my eouiinned ift'orts to act ve them in a faithful ami acceptable manner. I feel . that my labors will warrant me in asking re election to tits important office. Your favor will tie greatly appieclated. My name and . candidacy is . efore you, subject to such rules ami requirements ss may be provided by the Democratic c inmittec of the county. I Verv respectfully, I D. F. W All NOCK. For Tttx Collector: p lam now a randidate for the office of Tax u (’ollector of .Montgomery county, simply be ( i cause I need what the office pays. Thanking j everybody for their help in the past ami ho r liciting tlie support of all at the corning pri mary, if one he held, and pledging myself, if elect *d, to giv.* the office, and the people my best services, I beg to remain Yours for truth and right, J). M. Currie. Fnr Tax Co I lector : j* I take this method of informing the citizens of Montgomery county that 1 am offering for , tin* office of Tax Collector of Montgomery ' county, subject to primary rules. Assuring all my friends and all inter* sted citizens that it i?» my honest intention to faithfully perform v the «lu ies fit the office if favored with it, and soliciting your votes in the coining primary, 1 am Yours respectfully, Andrew J Grimes. For Tax Collector: , f respectfully announce to tlie citizens of Montgomery < or.uty ilmt I mu a candidate for tlie office of 'Pax Collector of Montgomery ' county, and ask your support in theapproach , mg primary election. I understand fully the requirements or the office, and if elected, I guarantee a satisfactory execution of the work I involved I thank in advance the nnmeroas | | friends who have tendered, their support and ' urged my candidacy. Respectfully, j}. Y. Mason. For County Treasurer: | I respectfully offer my services to tho citi ; zens of Montgomery county as Treasurer of j the county. Knowing that I can till tlie office . j acceptably, and to tlie entire sat-isfation of the ' most exacting tax payer, I ask tiie office at . I -.our hands. Will appreciate highly ail assist- I j ance rendered by my friends and fellow citi ( zeus in an honest effort to secure the place. Yours respectfully, , J. D. Browning. For Clerk Superior Court. Having faithfully served Montgomery coun ty as Clerk of the .Superior Court for one term i shall ask again foi the office. In the coming county primary I ask for re-nomination at the ' hands ot the voters of tlie county, and ■ ‘ promise continued faithfulness in the dis ■ I charge of the duties of the office. I appre | | ciate highly your favors in tlie past, and feel 1 l entitled to another term- Hoping to have tlie : j vote of niv former supporters and other friends I with whom I have uccii pleasantly associated 1 while serving in the office, I remain ’ . Yours Respectfully, M. L.O’Brien. For Tax Receiver: To the Voters of Montgomery County: I beg to announce myself a candidate for re election to the office of Tax deceiver of Mont gomery county. I thank tlie people for past favors anil earnestly ask your support in my candidacy fora seconu term, subject to tlie county primary. Respectfully, John G. Morris. For Tax Receiver: I am in the race for the office of Tax Receiv er of Montgomery county, and sincerely ask the support of the voters. Vgv fav rs shown me will b- highly appreciated and if elected I wilt execute the duties of tlie office as tlie law j requires. Respectfully, W. T. Hadden. For Tax Receiver: I respectfnlly ask Um* support of tlie citizens of Montgomery ronntv for the offioe of Tax Receiver, and pledge myself to faiilihillv dis charge the duties * f the same if I am favored with it by the people. I earnestly solicit your votes in the c ming primary for the office. Yours respectfully, Isaac Ebooks. For County Commissioner • T beg tr> announce rnv candidacv for a place * on tlie Board of Commissioners of Hoads and Revenues of Montgomery County, nil»ject to such requirements as may be i rescribed by : the c.oiiiitv executive committee. Ts honored ; with tie* plve, it will be my pleasure to serve ! tin- better interests < f tin* county and people. Asking the kind considerati hi of the voters, 1 am Very trulv, Noperton. VV. P. Stephens. For County Commissioner: To the Voters of Montgomery county. I hereby become a candidate for Commis sioner rl Roads and Hevenes of Montgomery county, and a*k the support, ot tin* people in tln-primary election, Votwithstanding a high tax rate, our county is in debt. To 1* *_riti-. mutely disburse thirty thousand dollars of the people’s ne lly demands foresight and busi ness ability. We need a BUSINESS adminis tration of county matters. If I can measure j up.to the demands of the people, give me your support. It you believe I cannot, rupport some other man. Yours truly VV. M . Lewis. For County Commissioner: I hereby announce to the public that I am a camlidab tor a place on tlie* Board of ('ommis siotu rH of Roads and Revenue's of Montgomery county. At the solicitation of many friends. I am s< eking the place, ami r*-speedfully ask the support ol the voters gem rally. Respectfully, H. H. Heath. For County Commissionpr: 1 Having been a citiz nos Montgomery conn- , * ! tv county for fourteen years, and desiring to take a part in its uphubding, I offer my ser- | vices as county t tunmissioto rs. and ask elec tion at the hands ot my fellow citizens. If elected, I pledge myself to serve conscien tiously the interests of the people, looking to the thiancial welfare and prosperity of each 1 section. Yours very truiy, M. H. NEWSOME. i For County Commissioner: ’ ; With » f.iiv knowcilffO of tlie ffiiisnf M<>nt j gomifv county snfi some of it* urgent needs, 1 ! .ml s 'ib-sire to serve my fellow citizens. I ' ; minonnee ns s esmlidate for county c-ommis ' sinner. If called to serve my county in this j capacity, I shall 1. «k well to the interests ot | the people a> a whole, and do my part for the j upbuilding of all the county s interests I ask your vot• s in tlie coaling primary Y'ours to serve, J E. Horne. t For County Commissioner: i i r i At the solicitation ol many of my friends, i who think our section of M Wjlgomerv county I should have representation *ll the Board of I - Roads and Revenues. I hereby announce mv r self a candidate for conn tv commissioner. snl>. i i j«ct to the rules of tlie county primary. I res s i peCtfully a-k your support, an 1 stand readv e to do my full share in the upbuilding of tlie j inti rests of the whole p* ode. Yours respectfully, P. M Moseley. I | MACON, DUBLIN & SAVANNAH RY. Schedule Effective Oct. 22, 1911. ~\ U p" \r <, l STATIONS ~ No - 10 No- 17 A. M. P. M. __ A. M. P. M. , T 400 Leave Macon Arrive 11 25 42s 714 414 Swift Creek 11 12 327 728 423 Dry Branch 11 08 404 727 427 Atlantic 10 59| 4 (X) 731 431 Pike’s Peak 10 55 3 5(5 i 739 439 * Fitzpatrick 10 48 3 'T9' 744 444 Ripley 10 43 844 7 5(5 456 Jeffersonville 10 31 332 j 8 06 506 Gallemore 10 19 321 *3 516 Danville 10 09 811 8 21 521 Allentown 10 04! 306 831 581 Montrose 954 256 842 542 Dudley y 43 245 848 548 Shew make 937 239 854 554 Moore g3O 282 910 610 Ar. I, v . 915 217 Dublin ;9 15 615 Lv. Ar. 910 212 917 617 SMD &S J 9oh 210 921 621 NMD &S J 904 206 931 631 Gatlin 854 156 941 641 M inter 843 145 951 661 Rockledge 831 133 956 656 Orland 825 127 10 11 711 Soperton 810 112 10 22 722 Tarry town 758 100 10 80 7 30 Kibbee 7 50 12 52 10 45 7 45 Vidalia 7 85 12 37 CONNECTIONS: At Dublin with the Wrightsville & TVnitille and the Dublin & South western for Eastman and Tennille and intermediate points At Macon with Southern Railway from and to Cincinnatti,’ Chattanooga, Rome Birmingham, Atlanta and intermediate points. A Iso the Centra! of Georgia Railway, G. ». & F. Railway, Macon and Birmingham Railway and Georgia Railroad. At Rockledge with the Milieu and Southwestern for Wadiey and in termediate points. At, Vidalia with the Seaboard Air Line for Savannah and intermediate points, and with the Millen and Southwestern for Milltn, Stilimoro and in termediate points. J. A. STREYER, G. P. A., Macon, Ga. For County Commissioner: The voters of the Springliill District, Mont gomery county,"announce the name of F. C. McGaliee as a candidate for Commissioner of Itoads and Revenues from our section. We know if tlie people will elect Mr. McGaliee lie will make a good commissioner, acceptable to the entire people, and we respectfully ask for him the support of the people. Respectfully, The Citizens and Voters of Springhill District. For County Commissioner: We, the undersigned, voters of Montgom ery county, hereby ask that the name of Mr. It. D. Beatty of Tarrytown, Ga , be placed on the ticket as a candidate for Commissioner of Roads and Revenues, Montgomery county: L. A. McCrary, cashier; SV T. Dickens, far mer; vV. H Kelley, farmer; L. I. Davis, mer chant; W. B. Cadle, merchant;D. O. Calhoun, farmer; L. A. Arrington, merchant; M. E. Burns, farmer; Travis Eberhart, teacher; VV. L. Snow, merchant; A. L. Wheeler, J. P.; A. L. Hamilton, farmer; I. J. Joyner, farmer; 1,. D. Calhoun, Postmaster; Chas. K. Crowder, M. D.; Jason Powell, farmer; D. P. Usrv, M. D. J. E. Carpenter, By Agt.;B. F. Hamilton, farmer; C. H. Calhoun, farmer and capitalist; W. M. Calhoun, farmer; J. A. Beckivorth, farmer. To the Voters of Montgomery County: Having been solicited and petitioned to be come a candidate for Commissioner of Roads and Revenues of Montgomery countv. I here by announce my sell a candidate for a place on the Board, and if I should be elected will act to the best interest of the masses of the people. Respectfully, _ R. D. Beatty. I ~ For County Commissioner: To the Voters of Montgomery County: After having been solicited by a great many friends, I otter myself a candidate for Countv Commissioner, and promise if elected to that ottico to serve the people to the best of my ability. Thanking the people for the support that may bt given me, I am Very respectfully, vV- H. Moxley, Jr. For County Commissioner: Having served the people of Montgomery county several years on the Board of Co mini 8- sionersof Hoads and Revenues, and having am ple opportunity to become familiar with the ! requirements and responsibilities ol the office, I teel it my duty to again otter my services to the people of my county in the same capacity. If again selected as one of flic guardians of the county’s bc>t. interests I prepose to give ear nest and faithful service to the work of ad vancing the material interests of the whole people. Respectfully, Elijah Miller. For Commissioner of Roads and Revenues: I offev for re-election to the office of Com niiesioner on the Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues of Montgomery county. Several years of service that lias given me in sight into tl.e county’s needs, and an honest desire to see the interests of my native county carefully guarded, prompts me to again offer i my services as a commissioner. It called again by the people to serve them, I shall look wed to their interests and endeavor to faith fully perform the duties involved. Yours respectfully, J . J. MOSES. For County Surveyor: I beg to announce to the voters of Montgom ery county that my candidacy for ttie office of I Countv Surveyor is placed before them, a*k j iug a fiturn to the office which lias had n.y best and most impartial efforts in the past, I ami sot which I am t very grateful. If this of fice is again awarded me, it shall not suffc through a lack of attention, and every call tor a competent and painstaking surveyor will coutiuue to have my ready response. Very truly, 8. B. J/obbis. For Ordinary. My candidacy for re-election to the office of Ordinary is hereby placed before the people of my native county. Assuring the public of , my appreciation of past favors, and further pledging tnv efforts toward the service and welfare of the people, I am Respectfully, Alex McAbtbcr. For Representative: I hereby announce myself a candidate for Representative of Montgomery county, subject | to the actiou of the Democratic Executi\e Committee of the county. I pledge myself, if elected, to represent, to the best of my ability, the lust interest* ot Montgomery county and the state of Georgia. Soliciting the support of the voters of the county, I am Yours truly, J. C. Johxsos. For .Representative: Georgia— Mon tgomery Connty. To the People of Montgomery County; Du ring the fifty days that I served you last sum. met-1 carried out every pledge made in my campaign for /fepresentative. Besides, I was instrumental in preparing and pi using the new school law, giving an additional hundred thousand dollars to the school children of Georgia; an extra forty thousand dollars to the old soldiers and their widows, getting several old soldiers on the pay roll as pension ers who had been turned down before; the new game law; the new state road law, and many other very important matters to the common people of Georgia, whose friend I am. I secured the enactment of those laws which, it carried into effect, will save this county five thousand dollars, or more, every year, I se cured our new road law giving each district in the county its own money upon iis own roads. I voted for every prohibition measure tending to uplift our people and state. I was on all occasions on the side of the poor people, the laboring people and the oppressed, and did on ly those things that I thought were for the best interest of tlie whole people. My con duct as your representative i* a matter of pub lic record. With the experience I have had Xam now in a better positou to render still greater service to the people of ray native county. I love the people in this grand coun ty and am anxious to serve them again in t lie Georgia legislature. If I have made mistakes I wish to correct them. There is no money to be made as a legislator. All you get is the consciousness of having served your people wellaud faithfully. God has giv nme some powers to help my people in the General As sembly of Georgia and 1 purpose using what ever little I may possess for the best interest of the entire people. For the above and other reasons I feel that I am entitled to re-elec tion to the General Assembly of Georgi. from Montgomery county under such rules and reg ulations as may be prescribed by the proper authorities, anil I earnestly ask the people of this countv to re-elect me, promising t hern t lie la st efforts of my file in their behalf. Very thankfully and loyally yours to.serve, W.M. B. KENT. Money! Money! Money! We lend money cheaper on farm lands than any person making loans in Montgomery County. All we ask is to get our rtite before making application to some one else for we can save you J to 2 per cent, interest. Loans closed without delay. Write us and we will come to see you. The Lyons Loan rnd Abstract Compai y LYONS. GA, For Long Term Farm Loans. I am negotiating some very attractive Long Term Farm Loans for the best companies doing bus iness in Georgia, with lowest rates of interest and the most liberal terms of payments I have several years experience in the loan business, am located at the county site and believe that lam in position to give you the best terms and as prompt services as any one. If vou need a loan see me before application. A. B. Hutcheson, Mt. Veruou, Ga. M. B. CALHOUN, Atty tit ..a", Mt Vernon, Georgia. J. R. WATSON Dentist Soperton, Georgia
