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THE MILLERCOUNTY LIBERAL Entered in Postoffico nt Cdquitt tin., us second class matter. Published Every Wednesday. Joseph & Zula B. Toole. Editors Subscription, - - $1 00 per year. COLQUITT GA, Feb. 20, 1907 All of us are Miller countians; and wo should all unite our efforts in advancing the various interests of our county. Mr. W. M. Legg, said to be one of the best radroad men in this section, has-been going over sever al routes from this place within the past fortnight. This may in dicate that another road will be built through this county. EDWIN 111 NTER. The Liberal calls the attention of its readers to the advertisement of Master Edwin Hunter. Ho is selling fancy and family groceries: and ho aolicits a share of the patronage of our readers. Edwin has been here all of his life; and he will have the good will of a large circle of acquaint ances. Ho is a trust worthy and busi ness like lad. MARRIED. Mr. Jas. Newberry who spent most of his boyhood st the home es his uncle, Mr. \V. H. Miller, came down from Arlington Wednesday accompanied by his bride. He and Miss Annie Douglas, the youngest daughter of Mr. Drake Douglas were united in marriage a few days before. • The groom is a worthy’ young man sober and industrious. He lias scores of friends here in Mil ler who wish for him and his charm ing young bride a happy and pros perous voyage down the stream of life. APPOINTED. Mr. Henry Miller, was rear ed about two miles west of this place, has been appointed post master hero, instead of Mr. J R. Bush, who resigned. The apdoinfment of Mr. Miller meets with the approval of the pitrons of the offi< e. He has fixed a bond and it has been forwarded to Washington, soon as he gets his commission he will assume the duties of the office. .Mies Ruth Dixon is to be assis tant P. M. The patrons of the office will be pleased to know that she will remain in the office. LIVE FOR SOMETHING. Live for something; be not idle; Look about thee for employ; Sit not down to useless dreaming, Labor is the sweetest joy. Folded hands are ever weary, Selfish hearts are never gay; Life for thee hath many duties, Active be, then, while you may. Scatter blessing in thy pathway; Gentle words and cheering smiles Better are than gold and silver, With theirgrief-dispelling wiles. As the pleasant sunshine falleth Ever o i the grateful earth, So let sympathy and kindness Gladden well the darkened hearth. Maxwell’s Talisman. A HOME SONG, I turned an ancient poet’s book, And found upon the page: '’Stone walls do not a prison make Nor iron bars a cage.” les, that, is tme, and something more: You’ll find where’er you roam That marble floors and gilded walls Can never make home. But every house where Love abides ! And Friendship is a guest, Is surely home, and home, sweet home, For there the heart can rest, ntlenry Van Dyke, in Country Life. Besure to note the exceedingly I low prices offered in the attractive! 'ad” of Calhoun Bros., in this issue. WHEN IN NEED OF Feed & Seed Oats, Flay, Corn, Cotton seed meal & hulls Or Heavy Groceries of ary kind • APPLY TO US. We will pay the highest price for SYRUP Or any other country Produce. We will appreciate a call from you. W. H. STANTON &CO. Commission Merchants, ' Colquitt, GA. NEW PEOPLE!! 1 And “Prices to Suitthe Times” r I an now open at my father’s old stand with a nice line of ifesf and well selected as well as well bought, * Staple & Fancy Groceries, ■, My expenses are nothing, my clerk hire nothing, my house rent noth ing; acd that connected with my Every Effort • Enables mo to make the price to suit the hard times arid the purse o Any Man, Woman or Chil I. Give Me A Trial Order And if I please you tell others and if I dont please you tell me. Satifaction Guaranteed/ Yours for honest weight and service EDWIN HUNTER: PHONE NO 71’ COLQUITT, GA. [ db f®E*(£ I --Al U I B Read the name of ou r shoe again >ik S Vic g I —“Kiser’s King.” That name ffl 1 was selected for a reason. jsy H E It means Quality and Style. / j&. S The best shoe ever offered WL r J? to consumers for $3.50. JplSk 23 Different Styles, eesszzS S for all occasions, jy in all popular leathers, Box fS’ Calf, Vici, Gun Metal, Pat- tel US' B if ent Colt, Etc. jg <ay H Jisk your Dealer. Wsml SB ■ M. C. IQiser Co., Mfrs., H ;•_.% .Atlanta, Georgia. sl| SHIELD BRAND SHOES. * 5 WK- FOR SALE BY CALHOUN BROS. COLQUITT,----GEORGIA. REPORT pF THE CONDI TION OF tHE FIRST .NA- TIONAL BANK. No. 6198 The First National Bank, at Colquitt in tie State of Georgia, at the close business, Jan. 26, 1907. lisOI.’RCES. Loans and llscpunts SB7 739 82 Overdrafts, secured and unsecur ed ( 5 CBO 04 U. S. Bondsto secure circulation ■ 10 000 PremiumsS. Bonds 422 96 Banking hose, furniture, and fixturs, 4 235 76 Due from Nitional Banks (not resere agents), 4 936 55 Duo from Sy teßanks and Banlltrs, 49 75 Due from approved reserve agents, 2 565 12 Checks andother cash items, 732 66 Fiactional aper currency, nickels, aid cents 105 78 Specie 6 791 65 Legal-tend i notes. 1 185 7 979 65 with U. S Trusiirer (5 per cent ofcirculation 500 Total 124 948 09 LI. DILI TIES Capital stok paid in 40 000 Surplus fuul 6 000 Undividedrrafits, less expense aid taxes paid 3 124 75 Nnional Br.k notes outstarling 10 000 Dividens npaid 8t I nd i v id uajdeposi ts su b- ject to neck. 50 416 48 Time certiicates of deppat, 2 534 20 Certified cjpcks bl 3? Cashier’s diecks out- fit andiig, 2 741 30 Bids payayie, including certificatejLf -’oposit for money bedewed 10 000 Total’ $12491801 State of Georgia, Count l of Miller, ss; I, B. B. Roberts, cashier of above name! bank, do solemny swear that he above statement is true to thebest of my knowledge and belief. B. B. Rftierts, Cashier C. C. Bush, |. W .J. Bush, / F. E. Fndirn I . ——r -.XEr’" **. | CIM th- J- A,.. - me of Feb. 11)07. \V.’. Dunn, Narv Public. i OFHAL DIRECTORY. i,'W. C. W'il J. S. C. Court 4th Mondays r. and Oct , J. A. l?g Solicitor General. I. B> Mi Clerk. J. Sheriffr W. C. incer, Ordinary. Court Ist Many in each month. !>- E. i B. B. R-.fts. I Com. Court Is G. W. (iy. I Monday in each >V. K. K it. ’ month. W. I. My. Tax Collector. J. G. He ' , , Receiver, if B. B. Bi ’ts, County Treasure. ,W. A. M onald,County Survey or I Jas. Ri’it, Coroner. C. C Bui Judge City Court Court londay in each Month N. L. Si pton. Solicitor. $11)00 TO LOAN On iproved farms in South West eorgia, maturing after years. Low rate of. interest Quick rvice. R. C. Bell, attorney, Cairo, G fKlt the COUCH i AND LSREI THE L &OS | '“' fir. King’s i llw discovery | i ___Consumption Price* I FQR OUGHS and 50c & $ 1.00 E Free Trial, g | Guanteed end | H LUK TROUBLES, or MONEY g | BAC. a DISOLUTION NOTICE. Geoigin jliller County. Notices hereby given that the firm of Sarp & Hair, composed of John '. Sharp and M. A. Hair, is this dr dissolved by mutual consent.} All owing by said firm is to be aid by John Sharp and all debtdlne said firm is to be paid to John R, Sharp No further debts isfo be incurred by said firm above pined. This ’eb. 12 1907. i John R. Sharpe, At. A. Hair, W. R. HORN. Contractor and Dealer in Pipe Fit tings, Windmills, Tanks. Pumps, Sash, Doors and Blinds, Paints, Oil and Glass. Brushes, Bath Tubs, Sinks elc., etc. Does Painting, Plumbing; and Carries a Neat Line of Builders Hardware and Wall Paper Infact any thing in Builders Sup plies. Estimates on Application. A Valuable Lessin. "Six years ago 1 learned a valu able lesson.” writes John Pleasant of Magnolia Ind. “I then began taking Dr. King’s New Lite Pills, and the longer I take them the better I find them. They please everybody, guaranteed at the City’ deug stoie 25c. Dr. E. K. RAINEY, De.itist, Arlington, Georgia Office upstairs in post office building. Your patronane is so ■led. E. K. Rainey. R. W. GROW Attorney at Law; COI-Q1 ITT, GA. i Commercial biw h Specially. I Money to !< an on five yeax* me at 7 and ' i>er cent interest. Al. E. O’Neal JAttOrr.h-y CX Lavr, Ba io bridge, Ga. Will prac'.i 'e in nil Stat* »D' V. ' 'ml C. i>rS. Perry D. Rich Attorney and Coun= sellor at Law Commercial I aw and Collections a Specialty Colquitt, - - - . Qu. B. B. Bush, N. L. BfapHtoen tJCSH & . TARLETON, attoxnbys at law. Will practice in Pataula and Hany Circuits. Special attention given to bey, ng and selling lands. Wm. I. Geer, AT/OItNEV AT LAW. d LEAL ESTATE AGENT, WLQUITT, 6A. Practices in ail the State and h-deral Courts and else were by ,>ecial contract. 2-25-03-ly • DR. R. H. SAUNDERS, :: dental :; surgeon : : Office Warren Building, ! Colquitt, - Ga. Neighbors got Fooled. “I was litterally coughing my self to death, and had become too weak to leave my bed; and neigh bors predicted that I would never leave it alive; but they got fooled, for thanks be to God, I was induc ed to try Dr. King’s New Discov ery. It took just four one dollar bottles to completely cure the cough and restore me to good senud health,” writes Mrs. Eva Uncapher, of Grovertown, Stark Co., Ind. This king of all cough and cold cures, and healer of throat, and lungs, is guaranteed by the City drug store, 50c and 1.00, trial bottle free. - ■ ' ■ .«■* « «tz« ~ M , , - LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE. Just east of First National Bank I have opened an UP TO DATE LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLE. Good teams & Polite and trusty drivers who are fa- •» miliar with the roads. Your patronage will be appreciated All Classes of The Best Horses and Mules Always on Hand. 1 want your trade and can offer every INDUCEMENT For Same. Call And See Me Before you buy any STOCK. Be sure to stop at MY STABLE. Your stock will be WELL CARED FOR. J. W. BAILEY, COLQUITT, GA. Every Hour OF THE DAY BARGAIN Offers. Fancy & Heavy Groceries Hay, Grain, and all other kinds of Feed stuff offered at the LOWEST PRICES. BUY A HOME, M hile you can do so easily. 100 Residence lots now BEING SURVEYED, Lots 100 ft front and 200 ft back. Tiny begin within 150 yds of public square and extend along Cuthbeit street, and along new streets now being opened which will intersect WEST BROAD, CUTHBERT & PINE STREETS. High & Healthy Locality and productive lands m ake these tin most desirable Residence Lots. Select and buy one while they are being offered at such Astonishingly Low Prices. Three More Stores containing Iron and Glass fronts to be added to the four now standing north of court house square. Why dont you plant Florodora Cotton, And receive e to 8 cts more per pound than for any othc* staple ° cotton. No difference in cultivating, makes more to s?- lle sta S green longer, is easier gathered, matures faster, and <s easier I :icKell than any other staple. Have about 500 more bushels of the seed for sale at EOctsper bushel second year’s planting. Come early so as io secure your seed. Fo,r bargains in Groceries, Real Estate or Seed call n SETH B. WILKIN, Mgr For JOHN R. SHARPE. COLQuITT. Ga-