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AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, APRIL 6, 1906.
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# Capital,, $37,500.00. Surplus, $18,750.00. Undivided Profits, $5,856.29.
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# IS ■ RESOURCES. LIABILITIES.
# Capital, $ 37,500.00
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Loans and Discounts, $ 136,223.08 Surplus Fund and Net Profits, 24,606,29
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m Demand Loam, 30,03 1.89 $ 166,25497 Dividends Unpaid, 4.00
Overdrafts, Secured, 13.735.71 DEPOSITS.
Ovcrdrrfts, Unsecured, 1,440.00 15,175.71 Subject to Check, $93,828.53.
# Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures, 2,21 8.90 Time Certificates, 23,247.81. 11 7,076.34
m Cash on Hand and Due from Banks, m • 25,537.05 £ Bills Payable, 30,000.00
i $209, 186.63 $209,186.63
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# OFFICERS: JNO. F. HENDERSON, Pres,, N. Z. ANDERSON, Vice Pres., C. S, THOMPSON, Cashier, J. E. PHILIPS, Ass’t Cashier.
& JNO. F. HENDERSON, President; S. P. THOMPSON, Fertilizers and Cotton ; R. S. FRANKLIN, of F. H. & R. S. Franklin, Planters ;
S)ircetord P. W. GODFREY, Commission Merchant: N. Z. ANDERSON, Vice President: JNO. L. STEPHENSON, of Stephenson & Callaway, Marchants ;
• N. S. TURNER, President Covington Cotton Mills; C. A. SOCKWELL, Proprietor Gate City Ginnery W. A. ADAMS, Planter
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A R. R. FOWLER, of Fowler Bros., Merchants; R. W. MILNER, Attorney at Law ,• C. S. THOMPSON, Cashier.
& The above Statement speaks for itself. Liberal and consernative in our policy, we enjoy the confidence of section,
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cd nd we respectfully solicit business requiring hanking facileties. We give the SAME CARE to SMALL c=o s.
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DON’T REAP THIS.
For Children Only.
The fact that the men who have
made the most marked success in
merchnntile life have recoganized
lhar. advertising is essential to the
proper transaction of their busi¬
ness affairs should serve as an ex¬
ample to the hundreds of mer¬
chants who persist in doubting the
efiiacy of this wonderful agent in
connection with their own business.
Widespread as advertising be¬
come within the last ten years of
wonderful progress, there are many
merchants who cannot convenes
themselves that it is a factor that
must be reckoned with as an ac¬
tual necessity of modern business,
the same as rent, clerkship and
tuxes. A retrospective glance
proves indisputably that the mer
chants who have succeeded have
invariably believed in the value of
newspaper advertising and made
use of it.
That advertising is on the in¬
crease every day is not denied.
There is a cause for this, let us
took for the cause, There is not
a thing under the sun that cannot
be sold through a newspaper; and
bought too. as for that matter.
The advertising tliat carries the
most force is without doubt the ad
carried in the county newspaper.
Everybody reads everything in the
county paper. Everybody in the
county is interested in what each
and every merchant has in stock.
They know the merchants person¬
ally ; they read what he has to say
to the public with as much inter¬
est as they would a news article
that came from away off. Some
o: our country merchants could
certainly profit by trying an ad in
their county paper. When we say
c >untry merchants, we mean no
disrespect, rather an honor. Our
refeieuce is to the merchant in the
smaller cities and towns. There
is not a business in Covington to
dav that would not profit by an ad
in The Enterprise. It matters not
whether you sell on a credit or for
cash ; stable goods or fancy ; a pa¬
per of pine, a piano or thresh; it
will sell a phonograph, a thing
that can sing its own praises.
There is but one way to convince
yourself, try it. Once at it you
could not be induced to try the old
method of watching for a customer
to come in your store uninvited,
you invite them through an ad in
The Enterprise. People generally
go where they are wanted and stay
from the places that they are not
wanted.
Permanent Injunction Granted.
The case of K. I. Weaver vs J.
M. Pace and H. B. Anderson, ex¬
ecutors of Mrs. Mary Brown, peti¬
tion for injunction, was argued be¬
fore Judge Roan in Atlanta a few
days ago. Judge Roan granted an
order restraining the executors
from reselling some of the Brown
property, which was purchased last
December by Mr. Weaver at the
administrator’s pale. The order
was granted on conditions concern¬
ing the termination of certain lit¬
igation now pending in Newton
Superior Court.
The plaintiff was represented by
Attorneys, Cornwell it Gunn, Ar¬
nold & Arnold, and Green F.
Johnson ; the defendants by J. F.
Rogers.
FEELING 1
LIVER-ISH
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A Gentle Laxative
And Appetizer
7BJl ENTERPRISE, COVIN07ON, GA.
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Dog Tax i Notice
A Tax of One Dollar will be
due on all dogs in the city of Cov
ington on June 1st, 1906.
A failure to pay this tax by
June 10th will result in a double
tax on each dog. The council
proposes to collect this tax on
every dog or puppy in the city
limits.
Collars will be furnished at of¬
fice of City Clerk.
L. A. CLARK, Mayor.
Geo. T. Smith, City Clerk.
If you want to save money buy
from Cohen.
Cures Eczema, Itching humors,
Pimples and CarduncSes.
Costs Nothing to Try.
B B B (Botanic Blood Balm) is
a certain and sure cure for eceze
ma, itching skin, humors, scabs
scales, watery blisters, pimples,
aching bones or joints, boils, car¬
buncles, priekliu pain in the%kin,
old eating sores, ulcers, etc. Bo
tauic Blood Balm cures the worst
and most deep-seated cases by en
riching, purifying and vitalizing
the blood, thereby giving a heal
thy blood supply to the skin,
Heals every sore and gives the rich
glow of health to the skin. Builds
up the broken down body and
makes the blood red and nourish¬
ing. Especially advised for chronic
old eases that doctors, patent
medicines and hot springs fail to
cure. Druggists, $1, with com¬
plete directions for home cure. To
prove B B B cures, sample sent
free and prepaid by writing Blood
Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. Describe
trouble, and free medicine advice
sent in sealed letter.
Shoes at your own price at
Cohen's.
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