The Fort Valley leader. (Fort Valley, Houston County, Ga.) 1???-19??, December 11, 1908, Image 5
December AD S UJ OB “ j J t If {-•c Underprice on Every Article. We have broken all previous records in selling goods this Fall. Our re-* rders have been double our previous New York Purchases. Our stock is clean and in good coi dition tor the Holliday trade. You will find we are not broken up in our stock; every line is complete in every way. We are prepared to do the largest Xmas business we have ever done. Below we call your attention to a line of the most suitable Christmas gifts that we could possibly suggest to any one, and at UNDER PRICES. For Women Cloaks, Rain Coats, Furs, Fancy Collars, Gloves, Purses, Bags, Side Combs, Bar¬ rettes, Back Combs, Kozy House Slippers, High Top Walking Shoes, Enibroideried arid Lisle Hose, Enibroideried, Initial and Linen Handkerchie fs Etc. H V FOR THE HOME. Table Linen, Doilies, or Napkins, Blankets, Towels, Quilts, Etc. All the above to go at December Underprice. Extra Force of Salespeople, Premium Cards Punched. Store Open Now In The Evening. Closing Hour 9 P. M. Saturdays 10.30 P. M. i R. S. BRASWELL’S STORE. Fort Valley, Ga. l«l!P " - 111 Ife j-f! ill 'i TTiJiuTth mm 111 #l IS lilil .3. iSfi'gi ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT, jj I similaling AV^gefablePreparartonforAs-: theFoodaiiilReguia-l ling die Sumachs andBowelsof \i ILDREN 1 Promotes DigeslionJCkaM I:'' ness and Rest.Contains neither Opium .Morphine nor Mineral. Not Narcotic. Jfeapcof Old.R^WdUELPtTIHEIt Hrmpkitt Seed" J/x. Senna *■ MMfeSalfs jlmseSecd *■ Jfypermint- Si CarionakSada* m 9111 Worm Seed Ckriiied Witdenjreen Sugar Timur. • I ill a Aperfecl Remedy ill Worms tion, Sour .Convulsions Stomach,Diarrhoea .Feverish ncsscuidLoss of Sleep, ill Facsimile Signature of mm Hn new YORK. _J m Atb months old T. jj Doses 3 “ S|320 Guaranteed undcfth^c-L a Exact Copy of Wrapper. * Portable aad Stationary Boilers/’Saw Mills tld* Crank tsi STEAM ENGINES m Center Crank Highest grade Ginning Machinery, ■f/ Gasoline Engines, Shingle Mills, r I Corn Mills and Pumping Outfits to b be had in the entire South. Large delivery. stock on hand, best terms, quickest investi¬ t It will pay you to gate our machinery and prices. MALLARY BROS. MACHINERY CO. For Infants and Children. Always Bought Bears the It Signature of * In Use f for Over Thirty Years TORIA THE OIKOUfl OOMW1Y, NEW VOBH CITY. For Men A Pair of Crawford Shoes, A Box Fine Hose, A Box of Initial Handkerchiefs, A Fancy Vest, A Tie one in a box, A Cuff Button and Stick Pin Set, A Pair or Gloves, Dress or Automobile, A J. B. Stetson orBonar Hat, A Rain Coat, An Overcoat,, A Suit of Clothes, A Sait Case, A Traveling Bag, A Trunk. Ftc. Shop early and buy your Xmas presents the Great Under Sale at R. S. Braswell’s continues. The Rent Tests. Is he a thoronghly hoyest man? »> "I don’t know*” answered the man from Mi: 1 . I have trusted him with hundreds of thousands of dollar, but I never tried him with a book or an umbrella.”—Washington Star. Missed Her Chance, May—-I believe that Miss Passey had a proposal when she was sixteen, Blanche—Indeed ? And the poor thing was so young and thoughtless that she Perseverance. Perseverance is more prevailing than violence, and many things which can¬ not be overcome when they are togeth¬ er yield themselves up when taken lit¬ tle by little—Plutarch. Yes, Indeed. ii A woman makes a great change In a man’s life. ’t Yes, and she takes a great deal of change out of it too.”—Houston Post. A Lesson In Ornithology. A gentleman who rather overvalued himself, looking at a case of birds, said to an ornithologist who was with him, ‘‘Yv’hat is that bird? < I That,” said the other, “is a magpie. >» «( It’s not my idea of a magpie » was the rejoinder. “Perhaps not, ft replied his friend. “hut it’s God’s idea of a magpie."— g -*' Sick ConTlctt’ Excb»m. une of the first duties I fulfilled aa * jmpemomerajy warder wa* the estr* tnd contsol of prisoners “doffu for tbs doctor. f, Convicts complaining of sick ness arc allowed to leave their eelis luring their dinner hour and form ttf A a long rank outside the mndicai offi¬ cer's room, Into which they enter and 1 state tbeir ease* la rotation. Menjr vS the prlsoaera* eomplainta end requests at the doctor’s desk are extremely ton ay and grotesque. "Please, sir. I’ve got a bad heart* one men says lugubriously. **I know yon have," the deetor re piles, with a laugh. "If yea had ■ good one, you would aot, la all prtft* b’Jljy, have seen a ptfaaa *-*“*“ " "Would you be » kind. •,** th* sex* eeje pi hwIthIj k M M Mn one tv*«f Shop early and take vantage >f those prices at R. S. •Botnii a'h j ■ H l •BnSuq snsdB[, b A]no s,;; ‘naraanuaS ‘puijji jaAayj ft ‘Suinunioxo ! Aq sqsanfi aq; poqsiuo;sB ‘;e.>j sjq o; ! Snjdi!o; ‘ ;oq aqx 'll >J pun pa[qr»it;s j aq aiqtq aip SuiqDBaa a.iojaq ;sny ’}gmi jaaq c Snjjnoq po.t3;no qucAjos v pa;Bas uaoq puq s;san£ aq; uaqA\ qioq.uq 3.10 a*. jonurp ;s.ig aq; ;u ;uo -said osoq; jo auou qoiq.w 0 ; ‘.lamqp n oabS p.iBAV.io;jt! An.ioqs ‘uasccqq may b st: etqqs o; guiqsTAV ‘.iooq oqj, ’ssaoonB ;b3j3 b sbay jauujp aq; paqocts Siqaq jo pua;siq pin: ‘asuBjddB pun .ia;qSrtB[ qontu pasnua ejqx n * •Buffan snsdtq, b Muo s ( ;j ‘uama/;ua3 ‘pujra Joaox,, ‘3u; ■jpntuiaa Aq Aiip oq; poabb ;soq pa;;;Av qojnb sip; ;tiq quouiom SuiseBxinqTno ob sbm, ;i ’SniAjutuo sbal eq ja;;iqd aq; mcuj i^oj anSuo; ;sboj b ;-Bq; os pa;q ~nm;s ;tntAJas b q.qqM Siqjnp ‘jaunjp v ;b ;sana b aouo sbay noj;Bonp» jo ubui v ssassod ;pu saop ano efipe -pflAOUJj a; pue;a.id o; tmoj»2uBp s; ;j -snBuoj_ oq; ;o dqs e >oni Let Us Try to Wfn. Is it not the duty of every loyal Democrat desiring his party’s cess, if it can be had without sacrifice of principle, to take dicious and comprehensive of the situation and exert to see that the delegates to the na¬ tional convention at Denver July 7 shall go there unfettered b.v the dead hand of the past aud prepared 1 .<> con sider calmly the political otillo >k and the chances of Democratic sue and then with cool and careful j ^rnevl select a nominee who can win? This is a Democratic yeat if the Democrats of the nation will 1 1 in it so. Why postpone all hope of and the beginning of the res* „ Democratic control for auotlt years? Did Away With Passe !n one of his messages t: vno - .Tohnson said: “If the public < <*rs are not adequately co-npensaf for their services, fix th 1 compw ion to such an extent as to make It it on able compensation and do away with the possibility of any officer becoming a beneficiary of the favor of corpora¬ tions and by reason of gratuities being placed under some obligation to the corporation which extends the courtesy. • * * And urge most earne«tly the early enactment of a law which will forever abolish the uymtem la Minnesota.” And It tone. Do your Chri tin ts shop ping early. 11a ve you s< ,-n those bargains at R. R. Braswell’s? FOR SALE l ive hogs averaging 150 lbs. Will sell separately or altogether. Jno. A. Houser, Jr. NO. 7459. Report of the Condition of iCht first national Bank At Fort Vailey, in the State of Georgia, at the close of Business Nov. 27th, 1908. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts $ 59,808.83 Overdrafts, secured and un¬ secured 5,024.88 U. S. Bonds to secure circula¬ tion 10 , 000.00 Premiums on U. S. Bonds 300.00 Banking house, furniture and fixtures 11,475.00 Due from National Banks (not reserve agents) 1,318.39 Du from State Banks and [ Bankers 2,562.51 Dm from approved reserve agents 1,874.89 Checks and .other cash items 362.70 is,, ofotherNational Banks 70.00 Framional paper currency, nickels, and cents 126.01 Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, viz: H; eci< j 2,512.50 / Legal under notes / 380.00 f 2,872.50 Redemption i'r< fund with U. 8. usurer (5 per cent of ■ ■ h lation) 500.00 Total $96,295.49 LIABILITIES. ni;.. 1 stock paid in $ 25,000.00 Surplus U divided fund 1,435.19 profits, less ex peimes and taxes paid 1,942.05 National Bank notes out tanding 10 , 000.00 Duet other National Banks 231.89 , Individual deposits subject ' j to check 41,854.16 ’Lime certificates of deposit 15,832 40 Total $96,295.49 jStateofGeorgia, ; a^l, J. C. McDonald, County Cashier of Houston.? above named bank, of the^ do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief J. C. McDonald, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3rd day of December, 1908 C. E. MARTIN, t' Correct—-A Notary Pablie.ig ttest: w. H. Harris, I w Murph,