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f— , ■■ THE MILLER COUNTY LIBERAL. Entered in the P. O. nt Coiquit Ga, as Seoond class Matter FUB-ListfEt) Every WtjdnbSda v Foaeph & Zula Bl Toole. Editors Subscription', - - Si” 00 per year COLQUITT,GA., August, 31 1910. Twenty Cents a Pound. August cotton sold in New York Monday for 20 cents a pound the ’ highest price paid since the Civil war. The short crop the pressure of the contractors and the disincli nation of the bulls to turn loose; holdings of last year's crop forced those speculators known as bears tb pay 20 cts per pound. Buyers in Savannah are only offering 11 3-4 cts a pound. The planter able to hold his cot ton will doubtless realize some of the profits which speculators aim to make on account of ibis ex tremely short crop. Catton Seed Hulk for Cattle. For long or short fattening peri ods experiments at the Toxas sta • iion seem to clearly indicate that when cotton seed bulls costs S 3 to $4 per ton and cotton seed meal §l2 to §lB, it seemed most profi-! table to feed cattle five or six ; pounds to every pound of meal , When lees than two and one-half i paunds of hulls are fed to one pound of meal tho appetite is dis turbed and indigestion produced. - —“ ! Profitable Farming. The man who grows on the farm | al! that he consumes on it saves a double transportation-the hauling - home of what he buys and the hauling to market of what be sells ’to pay for it says the Rural Hotno. These two items of cost help Very materially to make np the •difference between profitable and unprofitable farming. Manor* on the Farm. The man who has hundreds of loads of manure on his farm near his buildings who says he has no time to haul it out, or that it will cost too much to hire it done, is to be pitied. He may live in your neighbor hood. The man who has no use for manure on land nowadays will soon have no use for the farm. fsrmin en Pig*. Keep your pigs free from vermin and also free from worms and you wilt not hear so much about cholera. Many hogs die from the above causes and the trouble was laid to cholera If the genuine cholera ever gets into your heard of hogs you will ■quickly kgow it, and all the doc toring yon may do will be«>f little use. The many so-called cures are genera} failures. Kill those show-1 ihg those showing the disease and I put all the others on news 'ground ■ where no hogs have been and feed them but very little and you may stamp out the disease to a consi derable extent. Sheep an the Farm. Every farmer should keep » flock of sheep for every farm bas a place for sheep which nothins; else can till. Tho Hock may lie a small one. , That denenda on conditions, but the flock should be amply sufficient ' •to supply the family with mut ton. i Hoke Smith will get to use that fine carpet that Joe Brown paid six thousand dollars for. Th® car pat is us“d in the rooms of the captiol occupied by the Governor. > Don’ts For Antnmn. Don't neglect Io eat vegetables ami salads; they make the blood thirl and causo the face to be less red. Don’t drink ice water when very i warm as it makes the face break out. Don’t fail to shampoo oftener than in tho winter cr the hair will ' grow dead and dull looking. Don’* wear starched linen collars ( if you are full-blooded they will: make the face ruddier than ever. Don’t wear Dutch collars if you | have a long thin neck or one that ‘ is too muscular, Don’t eat heavs foods or take I alcoholic drinks on very hot days. I Don’t go without a hat in the! broiling sun. { ■ Don’t allow lingerie blouses to [ slop at the neck for lack of bones, j G. F. and 4 Seels Ta Enter Birmingham ' l District. Talladega, Ala., Aug. 26.-—The! Georgia, Florida and \labnma railroad is seeking an entrance in to Birmingham and the Birming ham diatret and for that purpose is now constructing tin extension of its main line thru Richland, Gn. to Junction City Gu. ,in-the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad and with connection st that, point I plans to come into Talladega and j Birmingham under tachage agree-' ments with the A. B. & A. This announcement was made by J. E. Tuesey, general manager ■ lof the Georgia, Florida and Ain-j i bama, with headquarters at Bain-,, I bridge Gn. Mr Tussey has made' | many recent tripe to Binning pro-' speeding and looking over the ' groung and the general railroad tonnage of the Eirminghar^'lis-1 trict. —Atlanta (■ eorgi:i |' l . ] : ■vv anted-Cosmopolitau 'uagcz.ine'j' I requires the service or a represmi- l tative in Colquitt to look after ” subscription renewals and to ex-j tend circulation by special methods | which have provided unusually I. successful. Salary and commission I' Whole time or spare limp. Address I with references, H. C. Campbell, i Cosmopolitan Magazit/u. 1789! Broadway', New York City. iielines* Meeting Friday. Sept 2ond a tent will be ' pitched South of the square, and I Rev. Mr Roberts of Dona'fc,;r, ili e i assisted by a young minister from Texas and many of his co-workers ! in Donalsonville including Mr. ; and Mrs. T. J. Shingier and others, will begin their earnest work in ' his city. Grand Jury Drawn to Serv » Let. , term Miller Superior Court. J M Harrell C M Parker - 1 Ingram F P Davis ; G R Kimbre) J E Tabb ! W M Johnson H D Elliot C L Ingram W J Newberry ; W K Knight S R Johnson : W M Cook W E Lane j WiG QVurstreet B A Phillips ' W T> Moody Isaac Newberry > J L Rathel J H Haines ! J G Powell G W Mock J W Powell D 1) Grimes W R Tabb A G McNair J A Stephens T J Jones , E A Houston ' 1 Davis Petit Jury drawn to >■ 'v<- Oct. • Term 1910 of Miller Superior y Court. Al Addison J W Bush f il. M Miller H A’ Roberts | GW Sheffield EH Mock C W Sheffield J V Bean W II Merritt M D Adams j w Cobb wiiiis Cook ; H I. Roberts V B Newberry Gilev Ooot "P E O’Neal! L V Mock E D Murrell L A P Darley J J Bush i T C Hardy B T King ; W P Jones H ” Chambers!; ■Sump Thornton L B Kelly H *Fowler 1.1 Houston R D McNair S 8 MeGuiP i J F Gray John I Davis j W J Bush C J lilbert' S C Deßary U, E Mims ' Drew Floyd T G Williams G P Grimes J 1 Hardy z W T Deßary C E Stinson Ashley Roberts Peter Coot; George Cook A J McCarmick JT Bowen Jas Cheshire' ! Cyrea* liwlrtul*. . This school which is destined to do so much fort rm I vs and gins of South-West Georgia is to open , Sept. 12th. IblO. >Vm. I. GEER, Attorney at Law, and ■ Real Esta te /gents, Colquitt, Ga. Practices a; all the State and Federal Courts j else by special confaet. ' —.— 11. n Bl Sir !. Mr-Al 1.1 I<-V BUSH & STAPLETON ATTORNEYS AT LAV.' Will practice in Patau-j la and Albany Circuits.! ; Special attention giv ien to and soiling lands I I Dr. E. K. RAINEY, Dentist, Arlington, Georgia Office upstairs in post office building. Your patronage is so lietvd. . __ . _... . R W. GROW , i Attorney al Law COK'UITT. GA. I Commercial Isw * I Money *o L-hh on tivte yesacj | ! time at 7 and * <<■ cent , i One Pair Os Eyes. 1:> - life time and :-‘ii ;. : nc.:- leei and abuse them. Your eyes may need atteution- It doesn’t cost anything to find cut let me examine them. You may say you don’t need any i Glasses but d‘ you are <e -r .;b rer.-| ding at night not easy !>■' very; painful! of course you think more | >f yoi than to [ ick mt . 1 ]>ai[ fro." a pile i; you would G hor cap buying cheap Spectacle!, ’ is tho poorest sort of Eeonomv and ; will a 1 ! wavs find tho strength of I .your eyes before .giving you r pair. Glasses can be returned if not satisfactory. ;Edwin J, Hurter Jewe'er j is n o I A>P'iiC <2 Pi • -fl Notice! Bting your shoes to my Shoe Shop, located in Tom Keys’ shop to trie right of tiie ii.mr, 1 also mend harness. J and give satisfaction on all work. See me! ; Henry Chandler j !_ Jury rlravvn to siw.’e at Sept. I term 1910. |S. M. Watson H. J W rids [ |R ’ ) McNair Z T Williams i ! H W Westbrook C E Ftinsou ’ M A Sheffield V t E Tarpley J H labb W A Rames J E Sholar 0 E Mims C L Pitcher Guss'Phillips P l : . 0 Neai 1 P McDonald I E D Mnrrcit L M Miller ! ■J M Miller B E Houston ; ' B B Hodges .1 J Hodges !. ■ Jerry Jernigan W W Johnson S;aggers Skeptics Lorn scratches bruses old sores jumping fences, ditches, whitiing always getting scratches, cuts, sprain:;, brnis'■■;, burns or s.aids. But Jaws’ Hoi mother iust ap plied Bncklen’s Arnica live atuL onr>d her quick. Heais evary hing hea'r.bie. Try it 25c at I City Drug St ire. I*. D.BICH, L. W NELSON ■ -::-RlCH ix I’ELSOi'J ! •. •■-■ AT \V, •’•. I FICE AT Colquitt. Georgia | Bainbridge, Gn. NOTICE- Money to Loan on Real Estate, unencumbered. P. E. Wilkin. ■ wyin a, r. ii mi —i,- rm iiii r- I Mr. Wells Ores. Sunday corning at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Geo Wells Mr Drew Wells after a long and tedious illness with typhoid fever passed from life unto death. The deceased was standing on the threshold !< ading to manhood’s estate being about twent y-two years of age. The affection of his lov ing parents could not beguile him from drooping. All known to hu man skill failed tn turn Death fiom ■i the shining mark. , 1 » Mr Wells’ parents and several brothers and sisters are left to mourn the loss r.f an obedient son and a loving brother. In that Silent City known for years as Pilgrims Kost the body was interred Monday in the pres ence of abrgo <■;mcoiir.se of rela tives and friends ' May God move the.hitter cup of sorrow; from the members of th;' bereaved familv. Sw CIMIE T »i« HUSWSB I Br. King’s M New Discovery V y,i THtl Hottie f»cc |THROAT AKD UJSifi I'kOGStES. s C VARANSEKn aoa, sioKsv wgFraMm. § t “ ■ ' ‘ ■ —.. ' f | Notice j y. -.’.s to notify the j» -public that I will ' re turn to this place t old home) on or about Au- < gust Ist 1910 to Re-En- <. < ter -the practice of med- C < icine & surgery. My of- » fic:e 'fill be with Bush f C Bros. Drug Co. at the % North west corner of the K J' public square whfere I 4 < can scrye yov. Call on 4 c me day or night, I will S C b'i glad to do so. > Yours to serve < S OLIVER B. BUSH. < Ar'V ■ \ Sf r> i Gal! On Me and Get the Best Bar gains for the Mon ey!!! 24 lbs Best Patent Flour 85c A 20 lbs Whole Grain Riceq) l f oO 4- lbs Best Lump Starch * 6 pkgs Arm & Hammer Soda 2sC ’ And many • ther things too numerous to mention a like prices. U' ii’■ forget that 1 give you Piano Coupons ou which you can get the Grand I'pright Piano we are giving away. J. E. Shear g| , * j 0. B. WOMBLE & SON .hi ■» n »i« —i—B—»— i carry a full line of Caskets ’ and Coffins. Attention given ?to embalming _ - . - j _ ... ■ t J .... ; ; Vv solicit your repair work. i Our prees are correct. - - I OLD CLOTHES MADE NEW Y• t: wint your clothes to look new, see me. Cleaning X— and Pressing a specialty Strict attention given to U, Ladies’Skirts, etc. A.ll kinds of alterations neatly done. V. ork called tor and delivered, and prices leasonuble. ■ j Stiop n xt door to Mr. J. S. Bush’s store. Phone 83. J. r Keys, Prop. Colquitt, G a •f” i ■■■mi -am' - wm-wnwu— «.ww- .-u.... cnrvvfwuwaixMMiMaßaMMaKaßWM OFr-PJJAL DIRECTORY. ■W. C'. Worril J. S. 0. Court 4tb i Afrvmiaye Apr, and Oct ! -i . .v. Laing Solicitor General. jj K. Brov’Clerk. I ■ . .i. Plii'Wps, Sheriffr : '-V. < ' ■ ue-r, Ordinary. Court Is I M- . mlny in each month. PL F _- F ’hge. , !W. -t . Grikies. ‘ Com. Court Is j(’ 'Cook [Monday in each 18. l<’ Stegall. month. . | W i . ‘♦••wly, Tax Collector -T .<j . klolley •,-, Receiver l.i 43 G bert.; ihniuts Treasurer. Juo. R Busi:, Cuiiuty Survey- Jus. Knight, Coroner. C. O Bush. Judge City Coart Court 2 Monday in encli lu.otith P. D. Kick. Solicitor PROCESS. State Os Georgia, Miller County. I F. 15. Fudge vs. Complaint. 1 W A. Guest I Ta W A. Gust you are hereby j required personal! or by attorney,, ti; be mid appear at the Oct. Term of the Superior court of Miller Countv, to be held in and for said County on the Illi Monday in Oct. next, then and there to answer the plaintiff ’s demand in an action of )2oinplaint aa in default there of * t h- 1 Court will proceed as to justice i snail appertain. Wit .etis the Honorable W. C. ; Worrill Judge of said Court. | I Tiiio 24tli day .'f June 1910. j J. E. Bniwn Clerii Superior Court of ■ Miller County. truck A Rich Mine !only when a la?y liver and sluggish i bowels cause frightful despon ’ deney. But Dr. King's New Life Pi 11.3 expel poisoni. from t,tie sys tem, bring hope and courage, cure all liver, stomach and kidney 1 roubles, impart bilious. nr.d vigor to the " oak and ing. 25c at I Ci tv Drug Store. W. R. HORN Does Painting, Plumbing and Carries a Neat Line of Builders - Hardware and Wall Paper 1 Donalsonville , Georgia | I \ I 1 if you arey I hunting forßarga ■ ins you 1 will find them at Joe | Toole's, /l f