The Miller County liberal. (Colquitt, Ga.) 1897-current, March 31, 1915, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMiller County Liberal. i—Mran 1 ■ ~~ Eutered in the Post Office nt Col- quitt as Becon3,clnß9_MHtter. Publiehed Every Wdneaday Joseph Jt'Zulu Toole Editors, lub»criptiou. SIOO a Year. COLQUITT GA. MAR. 3lst Judge L.S. Roan, a distinguished jurist and i great Georgian, died Thursday in New York where he had undergone a painful operation, tie was buried Thursday at hisolo home in Fairburn, and all the com in Atlanta adjourned in respect t his memory. Members of the association o' National Brewers are very much opposed to women being allowt d to rote. They remember, perhaps, how many saloons, more than a thousand, were put out ofbuaincsb iu Chicago when suffrage was granted to women. The Bainbridge Search Light baa been sold to the Bainbridge Pest, and is to be issued under the narr< of the Post—Search Light. Editor E. H. Griffin will be at the belli of the Post-Search Light, and wib continue givin h is readers an excel lent local newspaper. It is not easy to run two weekly papers in the same city, even in as large a city •• Bainbridge. Great Men Honor God. At the Southern Methodist Con fsrsnce recently held in Baltimore. UU&op W»rwn A Candler intro, duced the speaker, Presidon Woodrow Wilson. Among tin thoughts so beautifully expn ssei by the national chief executive an the following given after referring to the dangers tbreating some ol the foreign missionaries: “Wars will never have any etidinj. until men cease to hat“ one nnoth er. cease to be jealous of one an other, get the feeling of reality ii the brotherhood of mankind, whicl ii the only bond that can make m think justly of one another and ac righteously before God himself.” When the United States Senab passed resolutions adopting Moth ers* Day and the wearing of n white Hower on that day, the bit. Senator A. 0. Bacon said: “Mr. President, unfortunate!) for me, a white rose will not bruit back to me the memory of nn mother, for I have no memory ol of her. I was not a year old whei she died. But I would wear it. Mr. President, j, not because ol danger that 1 would forget 1 owt to het my life, but because J would be glad of the opportunity toman ifsst the fact that although 1 di wot remember ever to have seer her, I have always loved her memory.” After Senator Bacon’s death tin following reference was found ii his will, written by his own ham a little more than a year before In died. “I commit my soul to God, in the bumble hope that in spite of my many weaknysses. imperfec lions, faults and misdeeds, 1 shall be reunited in a happy immortali ty with my kinkred and friends, and particularly with the mem brrs of my immediate famil, t< whose happiness aud wefare my life has been gladly aud uuspar 'iagly devoted.” Statement of the ? Management and Ownership of Ihe MilltrCounty Lir.Eß.\npub lished weekly at Colquitt, for Apr. 1 1915. Editors Joseph & Zula B. Toole, Colquitt, Ua., Managingeditor, Zu la B. I’oole, Colquitt, Ga., Business manager, Zulu B. Toole, Colquitt, Ga. Publisher, Zula B. Toole, Col quitt, Gn. Owners; (Ts a corporation, gi<e its name and the names and ad dresses of stockholders holding 1 percent or mon' of total stnouii< of stock. If not a corporation, give naim s and addresses of indi vidual owners.) Zula B. Toole Colquitt, G*. Knov n bondholders, mortgagee: and other security holders, bold ing 1 per cent or more i f total amount of bonds, mortgages oi other securities: (If there are none SO state.) None. Zula B. Toole., Sworn to and subscribed In for> me this 30th lay of March 1915 J. M. Miller, Com N. P. Al C. Ga. My commission expires 1916. What One Woman Accomplished. Near Richland, there lives i family of husband, mother an. several children, living as peoph >f our best class of fatmiog peoph live, cultivating a one or poseibh twohorse farm and, like others, jl takes a considerable amount of food purchased together with tin imount of homo production tosup ply them. Yet in connection to the work < I the good lady on this farm, who. mind you, has to do all the chore, of a farm housewife, consisting of churning, sawing, wast-iiig, and hundreds of other tilings to< numerous to mention, she has sup plied her family with plenty o' eggs, chickens, milk and buttei and in addition to this she has soli, the following list of supplies as a surplus of yard production fron her limited area and supply: Butter 3’22 lbs. 25c per lb SO 51 Milk 85 gal. at 10c per gal. 8.5‘ Eggs 235 doz. many prices 36.(>( Chickens 10 at 35c each I t 0( Total sl39.t>( -Richland News. April 20, 21 and 22 are tbedater for holding a great convention ir Americus. It will be held undei the auspices of the Georgia S. S Association. Dr. Lausing Bur rows, Banker \V. S. Witham, Pres ident Al. M. Parks, of the G. N & I. College, Juo. J. Eagan, of Atlanta, and Mrs. 11. H. 'Lift, ol I'i'ton, are among the eminent Sunday School workers who will leiiver addresses at the conven tion. STRENGTHENED HIM OUT. J. P. Jones, Boothe, Ark., writes: “1 had a severe case of kidney trouble and could do no work at all. Foley Kidney Fills strengthened me out at once.” The same story is told by thousands ol ithers; weak back, rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles yield quickly. Safe and effective-- Sold at Dixie Pharmacy, adv. Dissolution Notice. Georgia, Miller County. Notice is hereby given that the firm of Colquitt Mercantile Company a co partnership composed of J. L. Tabl and I. A- Pate has this day been dissol ved, I. A. Pate retiring, J, L, Tabb’ assumes all indebtedness and all claims ] due the firm are to be paid to said J, L. i Tabb who is authorized to receipt for same, This March 24, 1915, J. L, Tabb, I, A, Pate, I Will. I will start anew this morning, with a higher, fairer creed; I will cease to stand complaining of my rufhleSH neighbor’s greed. I will cense to sit repining while my duty’s call is clear, 1 will waste no moment whining and my heart shall know no fear. [ will look sometimes about me for the things that merit praise. I will search for hidden beaulie-i that elude the grumbler’s gaze, 1 will try to find contentment in the poll’s that 1 must tread, I will cease to* have resentment when another moves ahead. I will not be swayed by envy when my rival’s strength is shown, I will not deny his meat, but I’ll strive to prove my own; W ill trv to see the beauty spread before me, rain or sbitie- I will cense to preach your duty and be more concerned in mine. -S. E. Kiser. OUR “JITNEY” OFFER-THIS - AND sc. Don’t Miss This. Cut out this slip, enclosed with five cents to Foley & Co., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in re turn a trial package containing Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup, Foley Kidney Fills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Sold at Dixie Pharmacy. adv. Eldorendo. Mesdatnes Joe Brown and Eliga Bush of Colquitt ware pleasant visitors at the home of Mrs. )V. J Pridgen Tuesday. i The “Round Table” rendered a I splendid program to a large audi ■’tice Friday night. Among tin ‘iiteresting p’ajs was “Cinderella” by a number of children; ends child doing hie or tier pint just as I though it was indeed real life. Another of the plays, "The tnan hnlers,” by about twenty of th - members was exceptional!'’ ! good. Miss Myrtle Bush, one of Col juitl’e talented Inssies, was a week end visitor of Miss Annie Davis. Mr. aud Mrs, Lonnie Williams of Reyntfldsville were gues s of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Williams Fri , Jay and .Saturday. Mrs. Jester and Miss Beast* Moye of Diffie were pleasing visi :ors at the “Round Table” Friday night. Mr. Griffin of Reynoldsville seems to like Eldorendo very much. Any way he was again i< visitor of our village Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. .1. J. Boyd ami Mr. Cox of Hinson, Fla., visitei Mrs. Valentine Sunday. Air. ami Airs. Joe Suingler ol near Colquitt were in Eldorendi Friday evening. Miss Mattiki Btainou bade hei friends in Eldorendo "good by’ Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Strickland of Col quitt spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklin. Quite a crowd of our young peo ple attended the alday singing a> Bethel Sunday. Little Miss Swanie Mae Whig ham, after visiting relatives here returned to Reynoldsville Sudday to finish the term of school dowi there. The many friends of Mas. J. H Powell aud daughter, MDs Lanii are glad to see them out from their recent attacks of lagrip. A goodly number of oprcitizem met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. \V. M. Williams Williams Sator day evening and enjoyed a musical entertainment very much. Mr. Wright Merritt of Babcocl was with his sister, Mrs. T. E Rowell Sunday. Rev. McMichael tilled bis ap-j ! pointment at the Methodist church : here Sunday. Success to the Liberal. “JACK.” Dr. B. Cosby Bird Physician <f Surgeon. Al) Calls Answered Promptly, Office In Wilkin Bld. SEE J. B. CARPENTER Contractor fy Builder H U..HCSU N. UMTrijcros Bush & Stapleton Attorneys at Law Wi 11 practice in State am’ Federal Courts. Real Estates am 1 Long T-rm Loansen Farms. See u- Dr. R. M. Saunders :: DENTAL :: SURGEON : Office In The Warren Butldit Phone- No. 70. Dr. G. Darbyshire, VETERINARIAN; ()j]ice Phone 1 Bainbridge, (la. Dr. Collie Hays. Physician <j- Surgeon. Office in Shingler Buidling Colquitt Georgia E. B. Baughn Physician <fc Surgeon Office Next Door to Cook’s Pbar tnacy. All Cails Answered Promptly. Colquitt, Ga. DR E.K. RAINEY, Dentist Arlington, Georgia. Office upstairs in post office building. “Route 4” Hello friends! As my last week’s writing ■scaped the waste basket, I’ll try 'gain. A number of young people en joyed Sunday afternoon very pleas intly at the home of Mr, and Mrs- Emmett Moody. Those present •vere, Mieses Annye, Ever May, A’inuylu and Cero Tabb, Misses Emmie and Mellie Moody and Miss Vivian McNair, Messrs Duncai. Phillips, W. D. Tabb Lemisel Wi ley and Payton Moody. Messrs Sam B. Pickron anc Vasil Phillips passed through oui jominunily Sunday after-noon, 0. U, little black "mustache.” Mr. fioyt Phillips called on M isi Vessie Middleton Sunday p. m. Little Miss Calista Grimes spent last Sunday with her little friend, Beatrice Moody. I wondei what has become of oui friend, Air. Powell? I suppose h< tias found attraction else where. Mrs. J. H. Cook spent last Sat urday with her sister, Mrs. H. Ale Can, who has been very sick. Airs. Siddie Lewis and her littL son, VV. T. spent last Friday night md Saturday with Airs. Tom Tabl Mrs. Lewise’s sister. Little Miss Annie Beth Tabb, spent Sunday night and Monday with tier little nephew and niece Pat and Lucile Cook. Misses Fannie Lou and Lizzie Sheffield entertained a number ol their friends last Friday evening I Those present were, Misses Cero ; Tabb, Emmie and Mellie Moody Messrs Emmett Gay, Pay ton Moody, Jessie Layton and Willie D. Tabb. “Peggie” TAX RECEIVER’S ROUNDS. I Will Be At The Following Places On The Dates Named Below. Babcock, March 4th, Boykin, March 5, Corea “ Bth. S. 1,. Pickron's “ 9, Cooktoan “ 10, C. P. Brown’s “ 11 Babcock “ 12, Bait 13 ]V. S. Bush's “ 18, Lucile “ 19 Mayhau’ “ 20,-G. P. Slangier “ 24 B. F. Hodges in the evening of the 24, L. R. Spoon ed s at 12 o’clock on the 2d, Fiveash Clay’s 12 o’clock 26 Corea April sth, •N. L. Pickron April 6th Cooktown “ 7th, Mrs. Millie Cook “ 8 Babcock “9th, Bait “ 10 J. M. Shingler “ 15,- Lucile “ 16 May haw April 17 th: and will be in Colquitt at all courts. Please come make your returns and save trouble. There u ill be blanks left at each and every place, also with each justice of the peace. 7'ou shall not have an excuse. If anyone wisties me to visit his'coDtmunity, please set” yourj.lay’jbetweoi dates and notify me: if possible I will come, D. D. GRIMES, R. T. It. New Colquitt Case, Costas Effrosind George Pappas, Propriet They give you something there to eat; Steaks and chops, tender and sweet, Itfmakes no difference get. You’ll find it wholesome--)ou can bet. Everything fresh, as fresh can be! •lust like fruit, fresh from the tree! Try our Oysters, stewed or fried, And we know you’ll be satisfied. Class Case for Ladies and Gntle men. All orders recive our promt attention. The New Coquitt, Case. COLQUITT Georgia. Sheriffs Sales. Georgia, Miller County. Will be sold on the first Tuesday in April 1915 within the legal hours of sate, before the courthouse door in said county, to the highest bidder for cash, the following described property, towit; □2 l-2 a ucres of land in the Northeast corner of lot of land no. 235 in the 12th Dist, of Miller county, Ga., said 62 1-2 acres being the North half of the East half of said lot. Said land levied on as the property of W. I. Geer under and by virtue of two certain executions issued from the J. F. Court 903rd Dist. G. M. said county, one being in favor of E. T. Burrows and Co. and the other in favor of Boulevard Engraving Co. against said W. I. Geer. The proceeds of said sale to be applied to the payment of the above described executions and other executions in my hands. Written notice of levy given W. 1. Geer the owner. This Mar. 3rd, 1915’ J, A. Phillips, Sheriff. Citation. Georgia, Miller County. Jesse J. Cook of said State, having in proper form applied for letters oi administration on the estate of J G Cook, late of said county, deceased, this is to cite all and singular the credi tors and heirs of s aid J. G. Cook to be and appear at the next April term of the Court of Ordinary of said county to show cause, if any, why permanent let ters of administration should not be granted to said Jesse J. Cook on said estate. Witness my official signature this 1 day of March 1915. W. C. Dancer, Ordinary. Coming To Colquitt. Dr. Darbyshire, Veterinarian ot Bain bridge, will be in Cooktown and Col quitt Wednesday, March 31st. He is ’ prepared to vacunate your hogs with . serium furnished by state A eterinarian. , Those Wishing to make their hogs safe . from cholera will do well to see him at j tath time Libel For Divorce. George Hall vs. Ruth Hall To the defendant You are required in person or by attorney, to be and appear at the next tenn of the Superior court of Miller County to be held on the Fourth Mon day in April next to answer petitioner’s complaint. Witness the Honorable W. C. Morrill, Judge of said court. This Jan. 30th. 1915. J. E. Lane, C. S. C. Citations. Georgia, Miller County: Bessie Phillips having made applica tion for twelve months support out of the estate of E. A. Phillips, and ap praisers duly appointed to set apart the same, having filed their retuin. All persons concerned are hereby required to show cause before the court of Or dinary of said connty on the Ist Monday in April why said application should not be granted. This 10th day of March 1915. W C. DANCER, Ordinary Georgia, Miller County: A. 1. Addison having made application to me in due form to be appointed per- manent administrator upon the estate of A. Addison late of said county. Notice is hereby given thai said application will be heard at the regular term of the court of ordinary for said county to be held on the Ist Monday in April 1915, W itr. ess my hand and official signature this March Ist 1915. * W C Dancer, Ordinary. If you check up the number of bot tles used you will find Foley’s Honey and Tar in greater demand than my other cough medicine. It is safe, prompt and effective for colds, croup, hoarse ness, bronchial coughs, throat trouble and lagrippe. It contains no opiates and is preferred cough medicine for children. Sold at Dixie Pharmacy, adv