Waycross weekly herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 1908-19??, September 12, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextV THE WAVCROSt WEEKLY HERALD | •st National Bank, of Wayeross, Ga, Organized in 1894 and always successful because •conservative business methods have been pursued. It has made and paid regularly each year 10 per cent in dividends to the stockholders; and it has come through the recent panic unimpaired, never having defaulted on any obligation or demand made upon it. It his a Paid Up Capital oi $209,000.00 And Surplus and Undivided Profits of - $45,000.00 It Owns its Banking House and the Phoenix Hotel Block valued at • - $95,000,00 The assets of tVie bank exceed ft* liabilities for deposits and rediscounts ' or.d Mils i ayable in a sum two or three times fn excess of the amount of same. A8 AN ADDITIONAL SECURITY TO DEPOSITORS THERE EXISTS A STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY OP $200,000.00. Moreover It Is safeguarded by the National Banking Laws of the UniteJ States and the rigid and thorough Investigation made from time to time by the National Bank Examiners. THE UTMOST. CARE IS TAKEN TO SECURE ALL ITS LOANS AND OI8COUNT8. NOT A BANK IN ANY CITY IS 80UNDER OR SAFER AND WHILE SOME 8HOW A LARGER CAPITAL AND SURPLUS FUND, THEIR LIABILITIES ARE CORRESPONDINGLY GREATER. The people of Wayeross, Ware County anJ all this section Instead of hord ing their money or sending It away to other banks should for every reason patronize the old reliable First National Bank of Wayeross as a home Instl* ‘3 tut Ion and because It deserves their patronage, and especially for the rea- k j son that it has earned and paid to our people in stockholders dividends the large sum to date of $102,250.00. ACCOUNTS SOLICITED. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS IN THE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT AT 4 PER CENT AND COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY. CERTIFICATES OP DEPOSITS FOR AMOUNTS OF $100 * AND UPWARDS FOR ONE YEAR, ISSUED AT 5 PER CENT AND FOR SIX MONTHS AT 4 12 PER CENT. THIS SEPTEMBER 5, 1908. OFFICERS: A. M. Knight, President; G. W. Decn, Vke President; J. W. Bellinger, Cashier. D ' rectors; A. M. Knight, G. W. Dcen, J. S. Bailey, A. Sfssoms, J. L. Swcit, P. N. Harley, J. S. Williams, C. L. Murphy, J. G. Reynolds j J. L. Walker, H. C. Seaman, \ When the labor •'ngituior' comwj around "agitating" just ask him how • many day* he works In a week and how many days he ever worked in hid w. If ‘ They **oy that $r»0,ooo,noo ->t Russell Sage's fortune la mlHtdng and that only ; $64,000,000 can bo found. Seeing a* ( how Russell Sage Is dead it la not like-1 Jy t'aat he ■will need the lost fifty mil lion» soon. The September term of the City | Court of Wayeross convenes :»t the court house next Monday Morning at | ffi o'clock. Judge John T. Myt.ru pro j siding. The civil docket for tV • | term Is the heaviest In years and may j' occupy the greater part of the week. I — We take things easy at Cowarts. j’ 7 NOTHING DOING YET IN THE GEORGIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY Atlanta, Sept. 10.—Another day of •he extra session has gone by without result./Beth Houses spynt tba entire b y !n wrangling over motion to ad- urn an! the convict question, the . : t er which the legislature were call ’d together to pass upon, was scarcely • ouched. Tne House took " recess all »lie morning practically and spent ihe afternoon in debating and voting on a motion to adjourn. The feature of the Senate sesslou was a personally conducted filibuster by Senator Knight, who spoke all day on a motion to adjourn until 9:i5 to morrow morning, and was allowed to keep the floor despite the persistent ef forts to seat him. The result, was ;:ome rather caustic criticism of Pres- j lent Flynt following adjournment, who was charged with being high handed and autocratic. The Senate simply refuses to have anything tu do with the Holder bill lu any shape or form. It looks as if It has got to be a matter of jealousy be tween the two Houses, as to whose bill shall become the law. It Is al most equally certain that the House is not going to pass any bill passed by the Senate.. The Indications, therefore point to a deadlock which nothing will untangle but sine die adjournment. GEORGIA STATE FIREMAN'S ASSOCIATION TGURNAMENi Cordele, Ga., September Sth-llth EXCURSION RATES VIA ATALNTA, BIRMINGHAM & ATLANTIC RAILROAD. 3 VERY ENJOYABLE DAYS Firemen's Parade, Barbecue, Reel Races, Contests, Horse Race. Tickets will be sold September 8th. 3th and 10th and for morning trains September 11th, goo.! to return to and Including September 12th Do you want to find a tool, Healthy Clean place for your Summer ticn? Then go up to Warm Springs, Ga., in Pine Mountains. 200 feet ele vation Directly on the A., B. & A, Ry. Here you will have the finest Bathing In America delightful climate Hotel with modern equipment and cor vcnlences, Including electric lights, excellent service. Rates $12.00 to $14 for one week, longer periods tower rates. Also special family t Found trip tl kcts at low prices. Write for booklet with full Information CHAS. L. DAVIS. 2C tf. Propriety C0NLY. KING & COMPANY, a. a. EVEXETT, H1SR. WHOLESALE &• RETAIL,. Oysters, Crabs, Stir mp. Trail, Shetpftead. Drom.Btsi Flounders, IVhilitfl MsLeS and at! other sea toad. Prompt Dullvery u Specialty. & 0. LOTT 03 1-3 Plaint Avc. •Phone 16. CONEY, KING, & CO. ; J WAY CROSS, OA. i HI» M$# $Hf $$l m —< PREPARING FOR RETURN OF PRESIDENT. * — {T-MISiVAi Washington, Sept. 11.—Tde White • House is being put In apple plo order {•i a 4 a 4 a 4*4*"i a 4'4*4 >a i a *iP a i* a i a In anticipation of the early return of. the President front Oyster Bay. He la expected about September 20th. * The house has been thoroughly ov erhauled and repainted. The day fix ed by the President for ills return is earlier thWn usual, and It Is thought to Indicate that the plans to taka a lively Interest In the Presidential cam paign from now on. Heine in Wash ington h* ;Wlll bo within easy reach of the party leaders from any part of the country. «r READ THE WANT ADS: | 4- Customers for the popular N fUtnley Putter are now sclicltcd by j , our agent. Mr. M, BILtard. Thl* pop-1 ' rlar butter la making re ular custom v era of all ghoso who try it once. 2t u v. \ *!' WILL FURNISH MEALS. TO FAMILIES. Sophia Clark, the Ryas.autaitt keep or on Jane h ! tvet meal to families. who desire such service. *. reasonable prices. She now fur n hes several families and wvuld IIV n few more customer*. She can be reached over 'phone 15$. aft tw LIFE INSURANCE And NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION A National Bank note 1* absolutely safe because It is secured by a deposit of bonds with the (government. A State Life Insurance Policy is equally as safe a National Bank nolo, because every one of its Policies Is secured by a de posit of its entire value witt the Btute under whose laws It operates No holder of u National Bauk c*ue or a Bute Life Insurance P«.;'cv Isas lost or ever loose anything on either l>ecause the rial ’ deposl* law to which both are subject, renders such ujss an nhso'.'.te impoesibi'dty. Utoraey (bu.eiai Hart, •>? Georgia atid recently: "Tnat no mar could afford to trifle with bi* Life Insuisnc-#," la taking in-ur:-. therefore, Uv»*n Miur «ve oil SECURITY. The State Lis* Iu-Uv-apcc Company of Indianapolis, IDe posits its VkHtxe ANNUALLY with the State. It raided this de posit on the first of last January tront Four Million To Five MIN lions Elyh Hundred Tt.ousind Dollars. ASSETS 1405 $£,353,744. ASSETS 1f07 $6,674,752. SURPLUS TO POLICY HOLDERS 1906 $£79,035.. SURPLUS TO POLICY HOLDERS 1937 $707,432.. p FOR iMSLT.ANCE -THAT INSURES" V. L. STANTON. MGR. STATE LIFE INSURANCE CO. * Wayeross Ga. Peach & Pecan Land We are offering siv attractive peach, pecan land tracts, rang ing in size from thirty to sixty- U\e acres each, at low price and easy terms. It i3 elevated land ar.d near the railroad. “SEE US QUICK." Offices For Renl Offices, the best in the city over the Post office, Telegraph offico and Telephone office foi 1 A. P. Perham, Sr. Heal TLstate Agent - "mzms* ^ - REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COM MISSION, A SQUARE DEAL AND NO SPECULATING ON YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE The old Joe Lott home No. 16G Plant Avenue, now belonging to James F. Creel, one of the most comfortable homes in the city, Lights. Water, Wei., Largo Barn, Fine Location, Near Schools. Complete In every resjeot. Apply soon for I lutenJ to sell tals property. Also beautiful new nlue room house belonging to Mrs. R. B. Ballard. Just built In Central Park, a complete home In a desireablc section. Large lot not far from business center of the city And necessary outbr.ilJlngs. Residence for Rent Several good residence, (or rent, end .rooms furnished or un- f furnished. Also elglit small farms running back to Kettle creek near Waltertown read containing about ten acres each. THE BEST LIVEP.Y BUSINESS IN the city for sale or trade fir city prop erty. Good horses, vch’.-Vs, etc. etc. A moqey making proposition, In per fect running order. Apply quick and I will put you ou to some*.hing good. WANTED - " For a customer a building lot as near the business por tion of the city as possible, to cost not more than $3u0. Give me dUcriptlon of lot ana location. SARIS LANG'S FARM AT V/AYCROSS, GA. 300 acres, about 45 acres cultivated, a small pasture, part wire and rail fences,two wells of good water, fram ed house with 5 rooms, two barns and stables, about 1-2 mile out of incorpo ration, jjossesslon given Jan. 1, 1909. Price $3,000, $1,000 cash, balance 2“ years at S per cent. Ca:h dowm $2,500- Plenty of pine and cypress timber, public road running by front gate, place has been used for oafry and has all conveniences for say**, all In fair cor.dl'.Icn. Terms up to first o? Dec ember, lO^S. Also the Sweat farm, 4 inl-es from »he city containing ICO acres, lying on and near the river. Fine 'for truck farming and stock raising. FOR SALE. ! List your property with me and both Six tenant houses cn G. Street, | buyer and seller will have a square near the A. B. & A., shops, that rent deal. ( for thirty six dollars. Price for the • * • • block $2,000, fifteen hundred cash and five hundred March 1st 1909.—This Is the best bargain In real ertate on the market In this city. Also six desirable unimproved lots in Conway Annex. IF YCU ARE IN TH * MARKET SEE ME. Also two fine lots In Owens Boule vards, Elock 4, No's. 11 and 12 one a corner lot, 50x100 feet on Owens steret and Rosvolt Avenue. Literal terms. Also 100 of the best lota in River side Perk. FOR A BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE A. P. PERHAM. SR. REAL ESTATE. NO MORE RENT FOR This is the Expression of Thousands who Advantage of Our Offer, m STANDARD REAL ESTATE LOAN Co, WILL LEND VOU MONEY TO BUY A ROME STRAIGHT OUT. If you Own Your Own Lot Will Lend Money to Bui d. W. D. MORTON, AGT. ROOM NO. 4. Soulbun Hotel Bid. I1Y should you bur-a , ^ . a hod of coal and make the whole house unconfortatdy ryV worm just to heat nliat i.-t.:;: Try the ELECTRIC 7*IZTIiOD M \*ot2i£ao tic: buJ tie Ires' Simple, enfc, sure, econoa clean,always ready. Ilcat turns cr» and ofF like an incandescent lamp ElfXTRIC FLATIRONS ON TRIAL WAYCR0SS ELECTRIC LT. & POWER Co H + 4-tf-**- f- -i- + + -t- Cures nac',:nehe Corrects Irreculari'tics Dc not risk having not Bright’s Disease more. or tHabetes .. r-.isn Pfiirrotey . . Wp* D. & 0. LOTT L MODERN DENTISTRY, MODERN PRICES. Our Modern Ideas Enable us to Treat Fill. Cicun cr Extract Teeth with Least Possi Me Pain. Our prices are "ilhin rtsch ci a!i Give us a Trial ;.k* hr E-(. isliei. COME TO-DAV. ‘ ‘B&T'iiZL, Cental parlors O cr Central (gtharmacj,, wiyc^cs*, . ccrcrr. * * f A * * •i- * * » - rt >V2K L -•o :• *** + : .