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Th- Hiller County Liberal
Published Every Wednesday, Entered
at Povtofflce at Colquitt, Ga.. as Sec
ond Class Matter.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
ZULA B. TOOLE. Editor and Prop
Advertising rates made known on ap
plication.
Colquitt Ga.
iMiller County’s
Consolidated
Returns
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FOR GOVERNOR
H. Bendinger Baylor 12
Thomas W Hardwick 262
Clifford Walker 343
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
S. G. McLendon MS
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
George M. Napier 646
FOR STATE TREASURER
W. J. Speer 646
FOR COMPTROLLER GEN
William A. Wrigbt 647
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“for commissioner of
AGRICULTURE
A. 0. Blalock 280
J. J. Brown 145
0. M. Hotieer 177
FOR STATE SCHOOL *
SUPERINTENDENT
N H. Ballard 254
M. L. Duggan 191
Nicholas M. Sowder 39
FOR COMMISSIONER OF
COMMERCE AND LABOR
H. M. STANLEY 646
FOR COMMISSIONER OF
PENSIONS
John W. Lioda-y ,641
FOR PRISON COMMISSIONER
W. C. Bryant 189
R. E. Davieou 388
FOR RAILROAD COM
MISSIONER
(To succeed C. M. Candler)
M L. Johnson 143
Walter R. De Donald 271
J. E. Palmour 154
FOR RAILROAD COM
MISSIONER
(To suoceed James A. Perry)
W. Trox Bankston 2C
0. B. Bush 454
•lame? A. Perry 127
FOR CHIEF JUSTICE
SUPREME COURT
William H. Fiah 168
Ricbanl B. Russell 419
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE
SUPREME COURT
Marcus W. Bees 638
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE
SUPREME COURT
James K. Hines 644
FOR JUDGE COURT OF
APPEALS
Roscoe Luke 643
FOR JUDGE COURT OF
APPEALS
(To succeed R. C. Bell for unex
pirad term, to January, Ist, 1923 )
R. C Bell 643
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FOR JUDGE COURT OF
APPEALS
(To succeed R. C. Bell for full
„ term beginning Jan. Ist 1923.)
Circle Entertained
Mr?. E B. Banghn waa bestew»
Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 6
o’clock at tne regular reception for
members of the Sewing Circle.
Any organization is fortunate in
claiming the accomplished hoeteas.
w a member She plane her eo-i
teriamtreute carefolly, and her]
plans are rx-cuted f-ven to tbe;
| slightest detail. In this last enter- •
taiament Mrs. Bangbo bad her
guests encircled on her pretty lawn
where tall red and yellow cannft
lilies with brownish or bronze ano
gi>-en foliage were much in evi-1
dence.
In the yard she found her color
scheme. Tbe green carpi of grass
on the lawn, the red and yellow
blossoms, and tbe brown leaves ;
must he represented in the dainty j
and delicicna refreshments served j
and it proves a fascinating study |
tn see bow green, red yellow and]
brown appeared in each of the two,
courses.
For instance the preseed chick
en frozen in layers, consisting of a
layer each of the dark meat, yolks
of hard boiled eggsand pi men toes,
all deliciously seasoned and each
slice with its dash of yellow mayon
aiae. presented three of the colors,
further carried cut by the beaten
biscuits, green cucumber pickle*
tbe brown bread sandwich**,
cheeae balk, representing apples
resting on green leaves and rose,
apples filled with veal has. all ar
ranged on a plate containing salvia ]
blossoms and green Uavra, follow
ing tbe passing of napkins from a
brown basket tied with red and
yellow ribbon, were served to each
guest. With the first coots* a
glass of blackberry shrub was en
joyed. The pt<««r s containing *be|
sweet course decorated with nd
and yellow bhgouis blossom?, eon
dated of rich pound cake, tbe devil
food cake (brown) sod steeds of
rich yellow ice cream on which
frozen peachea and cherri-e ap
peared afforded a tempting deaeri.
Assisting tbe bcatena in serving
w*re Mesdamee R. H. Saunders
and G. W. Cook.
Others enjoying the delightful
affair were Miss Caloe Busb, Mas
d;.mes W. J. Busb, L. E. Calhoun,
J. P. Cook, L. Cowart, W. I. Gear,
W.C. Hays, H. H. Heisler, J. T
J. M. Miller. T. P McDon
ald,'J. G Powell, Addie Powjll, E
8. Radney. P. D. Rich. Maude
Scott, N. L Stapleton and -Harry
St?in.
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Mr. Lutber Kimbrel, bis wife
and son, are in the city t>«day.
R. C. Bell 487
Harper Hamilton 43
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
IN CONGRESS
Frank Para 644
FOR JUDGE SUPERIOR
cour r
W. C. Worrill 648
FOR REPRESENTATIVES
D. A. Kirkland 357
J. R. Williams 258
FOR EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEEMAN
D. D. Grimes 648
Jonie Ivey 647
S. B. Wilkin 648
W. W. Mock 646
J K. Ritchie 646
R. W. Odom *i-16
Wm. Cor.k 643
J. D. Cleaviand 648
E. M. Sheffield 648
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Tax Levy .
It appearing to the Board <rf* <Thn-:
nuaeiouera of Roads and Revenue* of j
Miller County that it will be
to levy a tax of 28 I—2 all \
county purposes, including thedt -milis i
for county wide school tax, fMfffofiow- |
ing resolution was unamimousiy passed, j
Be it resolved by the Commissioners \
of Roads and Revenue? of Miller Coon-'
ty, Georgia, that twenty-eigh. and
one-half (28 I—2) mills. or 828.5»l «>]
the thousand dollars be, and tbe s»m* '
is hereby assessed, levied and died as :
the rate of taxation for county parpos
es on all taxable property in the Qours
ty of Miller for the year 1922, and the ■
Tax Collector of said County is hereby
ordered to make out and collect for ■
County taxes at said rate tor the year. 1
It is further ordered that said taxes :
be apportioned and used for the follow- J
ing specific purposes, to-wit:
Ist, To pay tbe legal indebtedness of l
' the county due or to become due during!
the year, or past due $2.500n the thous
and dollars.
2nd. To pay for the repairs of the
j Court House. Jail, Bridges etc. S.ftt on
i the thousand dollars. *
3rd. To pay sheriff*, jailers and other
officers fees to be paid for by the coun
ty, S.BO on the thousand dollars,
4 th. To pay coroner's tees for holding
inquests 8.06 on the thousand dollars.
sth. To pay expenses of bailiffs at<
court, non-resident witnesses in erimin-1
al cases. fuel and stattonery. servants j
hire and the like 4.30 on the thousand ;
dollars.
6th. To pay jurors per dieto 1,60 on]
the thousand dollars.
7th. To pay expenses, in support of]
the poor of the county 4.fin on the tbous- ]
and dollars.
Bth To pay expense* of Superior and j
City Courts, salaries of Judge and So- i
Heitors, 42.10 on tbe thousand dollars.
9th. To pay expenses of maintaining ]
public roads and coevicts. which will be
known as "Public Works’’ land $9.75 .
on the thousand dollars.
10th. To pay for the expenses of the
eradication of the cattie lick. which
will be known as the “Dip Vat” fund ’
11.60 on the thouSandJdoUars.
Jlth. To pay any other lawful ex
peases against the county $1.35 on the
thousand dollars.
12th. To pay for Jhe support of the]
public schools of the county, upon the j
recomendation and request thereof from
the Board of Education of said county ,
under authority of ,an amendment of
Par. 1, Sec. 4 and Art. 8 of the Consti
tution of Georgia, adopted at tbe Gen
eral Election held in 1920, 45.00 < n the
thousand dollars.
13th. To pay bridge tx>nd< (prw iums i
and interest* and known as a sinking '
fund 82.25 on the thousand dollar-
Be it further ordered that a copy of
the foregoing order be given to the Tax
Collector, and that the same be adver
tised a* required by law, by posting a
copy at the door of th.’ court house,
and publishing the same in the Miller
County Liberal for thirty days, and be
entered on the minutes.
Done by order of the County C om
missioners of Miller County in call
meeting held August 15th. 1922.
CHAS. C. BUSH, Chairman.
Estray Notice—
Sometime last fall a black gilt
with white feet, marked crop and j
half cron io right ear, and two uu-|.
der bits in left ear; also at the earn* i
time three spotted gilts is thesams j
ma-k took up at try place.
The owner can get them by pav
ing fur my trouble and for this '
notice. 1
This Sept. 20rb 1922. 4t ’
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CHARLEY CATO
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Mary bad a little lamb: ’
Her father kil|pd it tjead.
And now it goes to school with
her
Between two hooks of bread. ’
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Barber: “Wil! you have, any
thing on your face when I -have'
finished?’ .
Mike: “I am r oot sure. but I
hope yon will at least leave my ‘
nose.” • 11
, New Arrivals
Onion Sets, Meal& Hulls, Seed Rye,
Seed Oats, Car Salt
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it to full charge in 30 minutes, or no
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life without reinsulating or other work,
this we can do in 2to 3 hours. We
? have all kind of Battery Supplies &
Parts in stock and can give Prompt
Service on all makes. Bring your bat
tery, if you have doubt as to our abil
ity, we will repair and Let You be the
judge.
Tell Your Battery Troubles To Ruth
Strickland.
I E. j. HUNTER, Ford Dealer.
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Produce Beth W
i With Purina Chows \
Why do Purina-fed hefts ’
lay more eggs right through S: t
the moult? It’s because
they get more protein and V' e
it takes lots erf it for feath- Z.
eroand eggs. Feathers run /"V PUPJHAhS
as high as 90% protein. ■'’kL’f KF
Whites of eggs are nearly fl
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Enough Protein for ,
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Purina Chows ke?p the hens
from robbing thoir flesh to , -* s j*
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For Sale By The Daylight Corner.
Road Tax Notice |
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This is to Notify all parties subject
to pay Road Tax that the books art
now opfen. and that the same is $4.00 if!
paid by November first, after which it ■
will be 85.00.
I. B. Bush is Collector for the 13th.
District. W. G. Stokes for the 12th, i
and R. L. Houston for ths 26th Dis-1
trict.
J. E. LANE. Clerk.
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FOR Service ana Accommi ela
tion, trade with ns, we can serve i
you. TRY US.
. E. J HUNTER. Ford Dealer.
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NOW IS AN OPPORTUNE
TIME to plant an “AD” iu the
■OLD HOME PAPER,’’ THE
LIBERAL.
Citation
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\ GEORGIA—MiIIer County.
To whom this may concern;
All persons are hereby notified that
iE. M. Sheffield has filed application in
this office for Permanent Administra
tion on the Estate of A. Sheffield late
of Miller County deceased and «aid ap
[ plication wilribe heard before me at 10
i o’clock A. M. on the first Monday in
October next, in my office.
Witness my official signature, this
Sept. 4th. 1922.
CHAS C. BUSH. Ordinary.
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PATRONIZE tbe Garage tbat
has the Equipment, Supplies and
Mechanics. Reasonable Prices
E. J. HUNTER, Ford Dealer,
advt.
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS.
Dr. J. P. Cook
Phi/xician <)' Surgeon
OFFI4 E IN BRICK BUILDING
ON FIRST STREET
COLQUITT, GEORG TjJ.
i Dr. J. L. Proctor
VETERLKAItLIV
AU Calls Given Prompt Atu ntiori Day
Or Night.
j EDISON. GEORGIA.
N. L. Stapleton,
LAWYER
COLQUITT, GEORGIA.
Dr. Collie Hays
Physician &,• Surgeon.
Office In Geer Bld’g
COLQUITT, GA.
P. M. LEWIS mTd.
i Practice Limited To The Diseases
Os The
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Glasses Fitted.
Bainbridge, Georgia. •
School Bond
Election
GEORGIA—MiIIer County.
A petition signed by more than one
fourth of the qualified voters of the
Harmony School District Na 6, of said
County and State, having been filed
with the Board of Trustees of said
School District, asking that an election
be held in said District for the purpose
of determining whether or not bonds
! shall be issued in said district for the
j purpose of building and equipping a
. schoolhouse in said district, notice is
hereby given in terms of the law that
there will be an election held in said
j district at Harmony Church (the for
mer schoolhouse having been destroyed
Iby fire), on Saturday, the 7th day of
I October, 1922, for the purpose of de
j termining whether or not bonds shall
: be issued in said district for the pur
pose of building and equipping a schoo--
i house in said District.
The total amount of bonds to be is
sued being Nine Thousand Dollars, in
one hundred dollar denominations, and
bonds to bear date of December Ist,
1922. Four of said bonds to mature on
\ the Ist day of January. 1924, and four
of sa>d bonds to mature on the Ist day
of January, of each year thereafter,
for nine years. Five of said bonds to
mature on the first day of January, 1934
I and five of said bonds to mature on the
1 first day of January of each year there
after for nine years, and each of said
| bonds to draw interest at the rate of
six and one-half per cent per annum
fiom its date of issue, and ail accrued
interest on the entire issue to be also
l>aid on the Ist day of January, 1924.
and each one year thereafter until the
entire issue has been fully paid off.
The entire issue of said bonded indebt
edness to be retired and fully paid
within twenty-one years from date of
issue.
Ballots will be supplied the qualified
voters of said District on which will be
, printed the following words, “for
schoolhouse,” and "against school
house”. and those desiring to vote in
favor of the proposed bond issue shall
erase from their ballots the words “a
gainst schoolhouse”, and those desiring
to tote against said proposed bond issue
wifi erase from their ballets the words
“for schoolhouse.”
By erder of the Board of Trustees of
Harmony School District No. 6, of said
County and State, in meeting assembled
on September 2nd, 1922.
Given under my hand and official sig
nature. this the sth day of September,
1922.
J. L. STANTON,
Sec. Harmony School Dist. No. 6.
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
fOK BACKACHE KlONtYi AMD HAD DEB
