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THE VALDOSTA TIMES, SATURDAY, MAliCH 3i, 1906. k — iS Per. Month to | Reliable Parties. WRITE AT ONCE FOR FACTORY prices and Money Saving Plan. Give References Also. C/UITER&DOROI/Glf WHEELER’S MEM ORY HONORED Dep Valdosta, Ga. For Sale And ready for shipment, fine Cabbage Wakefield Cabbage Plants, grown in t open air from best selected seed. Prices !ess than 5,000 $1.50 per 1,000. 6,000 to 10,000 $1.26 per 1,000. Special prices on Larger anantities. Cheap express rates to all Middle and Sonth Georgia and Florida points. Full count and satis faction guaranteed. Send P. O. Money order with all orders. S M- GIBSON & BRO, Riceboro, Ga. SAP PINE TIES 6x8x8 During the next thirty days we will place orders for limited quantity of 6x8x8 sap ties. Will not take any other size but 6x8x8, and will only take them from parties to whom we give written orders. If you wish to furnish any sap ties, write us. Brown & Co., BRUNSWICK, GA. Youngs Island, S. C., Cabbage Plants FOR SALE I rid now prepared to supply my customem with the best known varieties of Wakefield Cabbage Plants, gro.vn in the open air, salt water, guaranteed to stand seven and head true. Price per thousand ?1 60, quantities a matter or correspondence, (special terms made to agents. All orders are packed in neat, light baskets to reduce r receive my personal attention. ‘e ‘ pnny^ordtr. Address all c MAI MAYER, BEAUrORT. o ;;l L The Ceremony That wai Carried out in Honor of the Distinguished Southern Soldier and Statesman Whose Death Occurred a Few Days Ago.—Some of the Notable People Present. Atlanta, March 27.—The Wheeler Memorial held here today was at tended by nearly eight hundred vet erans. Addresses were made by prominent representatives of the vet erans’ organizations of both the north and south A heavy rain made It necessary to cut out the splendid parade planned to preceed the addresses at the opera house. The auditorium was hand' somely decorated with the national colors, and the main floor was crowd* ed with veterans. The boxes were reserved for the honored guests of FRUIT CROP DAMAGED. Buds cf Early and Late Varieties Show Slight Injuries. Straws show the way the wind blows, a microscopic examination of several dozen sprigs of peaches on Steutdrt Davis’ large orchard near Macon yesterday showed that proba* bly not more than 20 per cent and perhaps much less damage had been done. This argued well for the safe ty of the whole fruit crop of south Georgia. The sprigs were plucked after yes terday morning’s frost and were ex amined in Macon by Mr. Davis and E. J. Willingham, one of the largest peach growers located here Mr. Wil* { Iingham said afterward that as few | as 5 per cent, showed positive signs of having been hurt, and; Judging from these specimens he estimated the loss among peaches similarly situated to Mr. Davis’ to be not MOTOR BOATS FOR' ! In the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Georgia, Southwestern Division. In the matter of the Comfort Trad* ing Company, Bankrupt, in Bankruptcy. GEORGIA—Thomas County: By virtue of an order by Honor- — i able J. H. Merrill, Referee in Bank- j ruptcy in the above stated matter, In the Shallow Waters by the War j signed as trustee of the Comfort Trading Company, bankrupt, will 11 at Boston, Georgia, at public NOTICE. To the Honorable Secretary of 8tate, For the State of Georgia: The petition ana declaration of B. P. Jones, H. L. Boone, Frank Rob erts, C. L. Jones, W. B. Johnson, W. B. Conoley, John T. Roberts, W. L. Fender, G. W. Varn anJ C. L. Smith, respectfully shows: FIRST: That they are each and all residents of the city of Valdosta, in said state. 1 SECOND That it is their desire outcry, free front all liens, during ' ^ e y* their associates and sue- -- J the usual hours of sale on the 23rd 1 cessors shnll be incorporated under day of April, 1900, the following de- ; tho name of Valdosta Bank & Trust The Wonderful Development of the | hoHIjocI property: A parcel of land . Company , ... _ in the town of Boston, Thomas conn j THIRD: That the location and prin- Motor Boat for War Purpose* May ty. Georgia, bounded by line begin-1 cipal place of business of the propos- Srina on Trokhu nlng at the southwest corner of the ed corporation will be the said city 10 Trouble Between Uncle inter8ecUon of MnIn and railroad of Valdosta, but they desire the prlv- Sam and the] Standard Oil Co., | streets, running thence easterly alonfl , H«-»ge of establishing agencies and / ” j the north margin of Railroad street ot P ,a ?cs of business elsewhere. Wh.ch Thrtife* the Scheme. j 131 feet' to west line of opera house j FOURTH: That the amount New Orleans March *»7—Th« Wnn . lot: thence north at right angles on capital aa,d corporation will I Railroad street 402 feet; thence near* i he two hundred thousand dollars, di- derful development of the gasolene ly west 101 feet to east margin of| vIJed ,nto two thousand shares of motor boat and the many uses to ' Ma,n s,reet: thence in a straight 1 one hundred dollara each, but they more than *5 ner rent if that The 1 ,.!., k • . ,,m * n,on B the east margin of Main I desire the privilege of increasing . P . . (which it is put has recently been ac (street 462 feet to starting point, to-1 said capital stock to Twenty thous- centuated by the announcement from ! Bother with all the buildings and and shares, or two million dollars, wocWnoTAn .! „ ... , .other structures now on said prem- M n “*e manner prescribed by the act " ashlngtoa that tho United States )ses Inclu.linK tine alniiery building i of general assembly of said stato tvar department has ordered built a 30x136 feet, two stories high, with an npproved December 23, 18D8, entitled mnfn , . . . i “L.” or an extension 25x50 feet, ^ r the Louisiana na I three stories high; also one story both early and late blooming peach-1 va j reserves for use in the shallow frame ware house 62x100 feet; also es in his office. Among these were! . . . J lone Liddell Ginnery outfit having Blounts which are early bloomers ns j __ ‘ es Pontch artrain and f our 70- S aw gins and other fixtures; arietles examined were Elbertaas 1 Carmens and Robert E. Lees. Charles P. Roberts, clerk of the court of ordinary, yesterday after noon had a number of sprigs from “An act to provide Tor the incorpora tion of Trust companies, to define their rights and powers and for other purposes." FIFTH: That the purposes and nature of the business of the pro- woll ns Alexander* nn l Sneads Borne and the Mississippi Sound. I also one Wlnshlp Mounger Ginnery ' ; \ jf..i 'rmb hn-A hpun . , , ioutfit having three 70-saw gins; also posed corporation are the organiza- which are late bloomers. A careful, r ceived and the con- fl ve Sea Island cotton gins: two j tlon and conduct of all such business examination of buds from all of these'tract shortly will be let. j forty horse power boilers; two 35 as can legally be conducted by elth t>i« frnvhmmuu,' „ . *• .1 horse power steam engines; one 75 Th g ernments entry into the horse power engine; one 80 horse disclosed not the slightest sign of use of motor boats for small war ves j power boiler: one dynamo with all The leaves of the flowers were more i uk*»wt«« » ♦ «i fixtures, appurtenances, belting,etc., ( or less wilted, but the peaches them- j e caBs attention to the | Bcn ] ei tools, trucks, pumps, tanks, the occasion, Misses Annie, Lucy j selves were as tender, fresh and fact that the Standard Oil Company, ) hose and other machinery and fix- ana Carrie Wheeler, daughter! of I we™ as before the frost-Mocoa jlju now blocking a measure Intended ; ^"VHrsJlTglnnirrand^aUogeth: Genera’ Jheeler also Mrs Julia I Tele 6 ra P h - I? “ 'f motor b ° at |"r consIltnMng the pTant Sf.he Com- U * I jbut'-^lculturlsts and all power | fort Trading Company in said town Wneolef Harris, sister of the dead i ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN I users as well. This is the bill to of Boston. Georgia, except a parcel general. Other boxes were filled j remove the revenue tax upon denat- op ' and 8(dd T>y W. C. Snodgrass to with lades, members of the Daugh- Citizen of Charlton County Probably ufized alcohol which can be raanu- the Georgia Northern Railroad Com- • r, fnptnvp.1 from «whii«. P an > described ns follows: Com- ters of the Confederacy and similar organizations. Governor Terrell, after a brief ad dress of welcome introduced the fol lowing speakers: Hon. John W. MaJdox, a former member and rep uting the Wheeler cavalry; Gen* Clement A. Evans, representing tho United Confederate Veterans; Cor poral James A. Tanner, commander" in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, and Major Charles R. Mil- veterans. The addresses were alternated with music. The program closed with benediction was pronounced, Members of Family Arrive. Atlanta, March 27—Tho Washing ton party comprising the members Oldest In Georgia | factored from spoiled wheat, corn, fencing'aTthi southweMcorneTof Folkstou Herald: Mrs. Mary rice, mo lasses etc., and In wnich Opera House and running north 248 Snowden, familiarly known as “Gran* measure the Louisiana Boat Owners’ feet to a stake, thence southwesterly nv“ was in Folkston on Tuesday. The (association has attempted to conn- V* 2 * eet to a stake, 210 feet north of did lady does not know here age. ,teract the Influence of the Standard j^uSadl thence west aWeet to When asked by a Herald man how , Oil Company which recently rnisoj , ^lain street; south 210 feet to inter- old she was she promptly said that the price of gasoline half a cent a section of Main and Railroad streets: she did not know, but that she had gallon. , thence east along tho northern boun- three children at the breaking out, In the opinion of Arthur Duvlo ls Tf«t to Starting pototi ail.^prop’L of the war of 1817 and was about one of the leading boat o\vners\prty bought of F. H. Lummus Sons 21 years of age. : Louisiana, the use of denaturlzed al*; Company, of Columbus. Georgia, to- Mrs 4 Snowlen was born and rals- cohol would eat Into sale of gasoline w,t: 0n e 280 saw battery condenser . , ^ ... n„,i n«!*a oo o f n ,. tro.toe f„ 0 i and one double box press with steam cylinder and tramper. This sa.d property shall he offered for sale In bulk, and tho property, the title, vhich Is claimed by Lummus Sons frI M I , W ,, l^.I. | >.I. | l4^H4"WlS | l! r ^ the Wheeler family and other prominent people arrived In the city speaking for the Spanish war gou( j ' Carol)nB (iU thnt Ume „ d i s . ifor such engines adapted to the use trlct). She moved In a horse cart to of either. some point In Florida. Shortly after ! The measure Is now In committee , , , , reaching Florida Mrs. Snowden's end strong pressure Is being brought Company, towlt: One 280 saw bat- tops and revtlle by bugle and 'he h „ sband wa9 Iillled bJ , the j nd | an9 „„ bear to thwart the Influence of '"L “"Tfi 18 ". a "' 1 on V?" bIe b0, 5 and their horses and everything they the Standard Oil Company* Interest* trapper" shall ho^fferell tor sale I B* r p. U, Jonea ’’itoone^'mSk possessed taken or destroyed. After and to give to manufacturers, motor separately; and that the remainder Roberts, C. L. Jones, W. B. John- the war Mrs. Snowden moved frowJ boat 1sts and automobilists a cheap f of it shall also be offered to be Bon> w’. B. Conoley,' John T. Rob- PlorlJa to Charlton county, Georgia, anJ efficient fuel . I erti » W7 L. Fonder, G. W. Varn settling on Buffalo Creek, on BROKERS • , Stock*, Cotton, drain amt Provl. tlon*. Knoin■ 7, Kltxwoller Kutld. lug. 112 tVnt Bay Street. • • Private Wires to Principal Market • . Center. Phone No. 11" 5 Florida Bank and Trnst Co., 4: JACKSONVILLE,]'FLA. yesterday afternoon over the South ern railway. Those in the party were Misses Carrie P., Annie and Lucy L. Wheeler, anJ Mrs. Julia Harris, Cor poral and Mrs. James Tanner, the former con^mander in chief of the or or both Trust Companies or Banks under the laws of Georgia. SIXTH: That they Jesire all tho rights, powers and privileges which the lnws of Georgia authorize the ex ercise of by either or both Banking and Trust. Companies. SEVENTH: Thnt of tho capital stock subscribed, over twenty-five thousand dollars hns been actually paid In by the subscribers, ap<} the same is in fact held and bo used /solely for the business and pur pose of the corporation. } • EIGHTH: That notice, with spe cifications ns required by law, -of tho intention of petitioners to organize such corporation, has been publish ed once a week for four weeks In the Valdosta Times, a newspaper of general circulation published in said city of Valdosta. B. P. Jones. H. L. Boone, Frank Roberts, C. L. Jones, W. B. Johnson, W. B. Conoley, John T. Roberts, W. L. Fender, G. W. Varn, C. L. Smith. STATE OF GEORGIA—County of Lowndes: Before me, A. V. Simms, Or.ll- made shall be reported to t.io Court j and c. L. Smith, who, on oath, say HOME BURNED AT WARESBORO I Residence of J. A. McDaniel and Con. ( tent* Were Destroyed. i ‘Waresboro, Ga., March 27—Last night a’jout 7:30 p. m. the pretty res- for confirmation. This March 21. 1006. JAS. M. JONES. Trustee, 3 24 w 4w. Libel for Divorce. EE puns FOR SHE < place now owned by J. B. Crews, about 15 miles north of Folkcton. Mrs. Snowden Is remarkably ac tive for her age. She can walk a dis* tance of half a mile from one grand son’s house to another or climb a . . n ... T „ mnB 1 ton rail fence with apparent eas3. idence and homo of J. A. McDaniel GEORGIA—Lowndes County. On.ml Army of the Rep b lc James 1„ 'caught an Are burning to the ground . *I™» I«M- vs. Bettle Jenkln. ~ M. Tunner, Jr., J. Walter -Mitchell, I _ „ _ . “ tl . , . , r . ,,,„ I.lhel tor Dlvoree. Lowndes County .. Of The Washington Star nn.l Colonel i n waKon ,0 Folli8ton abo 'it once a In a tow minutes. The origin of tho s „.,eHnr Cn„rt tin. tflhfi + of The Washington Star, and Colonel , mon(h and draW9 her pen9loa per , flre i, unknown though It Is suppos- son. led to have been set on flro by rats, . as the fire caught' in the roof BACK GIVES OUT. 1 ... . . . .. hjiiu county on me ora Monuay in children had Just laid down when the \j a y f next, then and tliere to answer Have smoke burst into his room. He Jump 'the plaintiff's complaint for divorce, e,l up and ran Into the next room op- and in default thereof, the court will poslte his own, where Ills children I 1 ™™' as J 11 "" 0 '’ shall appertain- , 1 1 „ . 1 ! Witness the Honornble Robert G. They can’t keep up the continual were sleeping anil carried them to M(tcbc u j udge „f Ha | d court. This strain. safety. He flreil a gun which was in i March 15th, 1806, The back gives out—It ache* and bi9 room> which summoned the pco- n. T. MYDDELTON, Clerk. P a 'f 1 I pie to the spot and succeeded In sav- Urlnary troubles set In. 11 HAVE had several year*’ exper ience in growinjc Cabbage Plnnta, for the trade and now have ready forHhipment the very beat earlv and late varletiee beat known to experienced Truck armer*. These Flanta are grown in the open air and will atand ae- ▼<*re cold without Injury. Price P, O. B. here packed in light boxee ■o aa to make expreaa charges lighter. 11.60 per 1000 In Iota of over 6U« at $1.26 per 1000. Special price* made on large orders. All orders snipped C. O. D. when money in not remitted with order*. I will guar antee satisfaction. Your order* will have my personal attention. B. J. DONALDSON. MEGGETTS, S C. a * » + •» + + + + + + + + + + + + + + * Wood’s Seeds. Second Crop Seed Potatoes go further in planting than other Seed Potatoes, yield better and mop iniform crops, and are in high favor with truckers and potato growers wherever planted. Our stocks are of superior quality, uniform in size, and sent out in full-size barrels. Write for prices, and Wood's 1906 Seed Book, giving full and interesting information about Seed Potatoes. T.W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen, RICHMOND, • • VIRGINIA. We carry the *:ock of Potatoes in the £-;; n. Wain®. Northarn- grown and Second Crop Seed Plenty You Herbert C. Lewis, editor of Tho Army and Navy Journal. Members of the distinguished party were met at the terminal sta tion by Colonel John S. Prather, commander of Camp Wheeler United Confederate veterans, Capt. W. C. Dodson, Colonel Thompson H. Jones ■ the®— anJ other members of Wheeler’s camp; Mrs. W. D. Ellis, president of the Atlanta Ladies Memorial As sociation, Mrs. D. J. Carson, of the Atlanta Ladles of the Grand Army of the Republic, and Mrs. W. L. Peel. The Misses Wheeler were met by a committee from the Daughters of the confederacy, headed by Mrs. James Jackson and escorted to the Kimball house where apartments had been prepared for them, Superior Court, May term, 1906. To Bettle Jenkins, .defendant the above state! case, is hereby re quired to bo and appear at tho Su- Mr. McDaniel and hi* three small I»", r ' or Co ' lr ' ,0 aad f ? r said county on tho 3rd Monday '** of Valdosta Readers This Experience, tax the kidneys—overwork Don’t wait any longer—take Do-1 i n S a few matresses and beds. r.»’8 Kidney Pills. >Th6 policy of tho Insurance company Valdosta people tell you how they j wa8 burned up also, with his other ac i; * , „ r . . , r . . things. His house was insured for Mrs. Annie Woodall, of 157 Broad ! . mflV St., Albany, Ga.. says: "I have de-!* 600 and h,s furniture for $CQ0 raak rived a great deal of good from the,ing a total of $1,200 gone to ashes, use of Doan’s Kidney Pills. My. He also lost several land deeds and GEORGIA—Lowndes County: Will be sold on the first Tuesday in April, next, at public out-cry. at the court house, in said county, with in the legal hours of sale, to the , highest bidder for cash, certain back was causing me almost con- about Blxty jollars in currency which j property, of which the following Is * a full and complete Je.crlptlon: les- j 16 acres of lot No , being part 3 20 2t m 2m. FOR 8ALE: escorteJ tained Cleveland, erans of the Spanish-American war, upon arrival, made his headquarters at the Piedmont. Former Congress man John W. Maddox, of Rome, Ga., arrived last night A Wonderful 8aving. The largest Methodist Church in Georgia used 32 gallons of L. & M., mixed with 24 gallons of oil, thus mak- i ing paint cost about $1.20 per gallon, j They calculated to use 100 gallons of I our paint. Saved about $80.00 and i also got a big donation of L. & M. Dealers gladly sell L. & M., because their customers call for it, and say they used it 12, 14 and even 30 years ago. Don’t pay $1.50 a gallon for linseed oil, which you do in ready-for-use paint. Buy oil fresh from the barrel at 60 cents per gallon, and mix it with L. & M. Paint. It makes paint cost about $1.20 per gallon. Sold by B. F. Whittington, Valdosta. Tip Harrison to Speak. Captain W. H. (“Tip”) Harrison of the comptroller-general's office has been invited and has accepted the invitation to deliver the memo rial day oration at Thomaston, Ga., April 26th. FRUIT HURT 30 PER CENT. advertised and got a box and gave them a thorough trial. I am very much pleased with the results. The pain ha* left me and I feal ren | Th>1 , th E ,t im9t « Placed on It by much better In every way. You are Commialon Houses. Atlanta, March, 27,*—Commis sioner of Agriculture Hudson has Just returned from a trip over the state. While away he travelled In For^saTe^^ail dealers. Price 50 (some of the peach belt counties and cents. Foster-Milbum Co., Buffalo, had a chance to Judge of the damage New York, sole agents for the to f nlit wr0 ught by the recent cold United States. _ . | Bnft p. j' It is now generally conceded that the fruit suffered a damage estimatf welcome to use my name as a ref erence/’ Plenty more proof like this from Valdosta people. Call at A. E. Dim- mock’s drug store and ask what his customers report. Remember the and take no other. name—Doan’s Harsh physics rea.t, weaken the bowels, cause chronic constipation. Doan’s Regulets operate easily, tone ^the stomach, cure constipation. 25c. Ask your druggist for them. Cheerfulness is the health of the ed at about 30 per cent of the whole, mind; worry the disease. Worry In — tlm°, will produce phyilial | A Chicago Alderman Owea Hi*-Elec- (for the nerve* become shaken by; *">" <« CouBh emStlon* and the general health fall* j „j can bear tny and conscientiously under the constant mental strain. J recommend Chamberlain’s Cough Depression, which is often cause! by j Remedy for affections of the throat actual griefs, Is quite as often eaus- 1 and lungs." say* Hon. John Shenlck, actual grici , i , So Peor | a S t Chicago. “Two years ed by lack of self control. A goo 1 , ^ durlng „ p0 iiucal campaign book, a brisk walk, or a chat with a ; j caught cold after being overheated, cheerful friend will frequently bring which Irritated my throat and I was one up out of the gloom. You can’t ‘ finally compelled to stop, as I could . . ... . .hfl two not speak aloud. In my extremity a be beautiful and doleful, tne me ^ ug0 Chamber . don’t trot In the same harness. laln . 3 cough Remedy. I took two — I doses that afternoon and could not pilesl Pile*! Pile*! j believe my senses when I found the Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment next morning the inflammation had Is prepared to cure piles! and POB8, largely subsided. I took several dos- IT In short order. Easy to apply: sv- ps that day, kept right on talking ery box guaranteed; 60c anJ $1 All j .trough the campaign, and I thank druggists or by mail. this medicine that I won my seat in WILLIAMS M’F’G. CO.. the council.” This remedy is for sale Cleveland, O. by V. D. Dunaway, Valdosta, Ga. Fender. Said property levied on as the property of Doc Wllby to satis fy an execution Issued from the su perior Court of said county In fav\>r of Lewis, Robinson & Company against Doc Wllby, said property bw* ing In the possession of Doc Wllby. This the 2nd 'Jay of March, 1906. J. F. PASSMORE, Sheriff. Citation. GEORGIA—Lowndes County: To all whom it may concern: Mor ris Berrien, having In proper form applied to me for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Tobias Berrien, late of said county, this Is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of Tobias Berrien, to be and appear at my of fice within the time allowed by law, and show cause. If any they can, why permanent a irnlnlstratlon should not be granted to Morris Berrien on Tobias Berrien’a estate. Witness my hanl and official sig nature. A. V. SIMMS, Ordinary thnt tho averments of tho foregoing petition and declaration are true, | nnd that over twenty-five thousand dollars of the capital stock subscrlb- , led to the Valdosta Bank ft Trust ' Company has been actually paid In ' by the subscribers, nnd the same Is nctunlly held and Is to be used sole ly for tho business and purposes fcf the corporation. Sworn to nnd subscribed before mo, this tho 23J day of. February, 1906, A. V.8IMM8, Ordinary Lowndes County. B. P. Jones, H. L. Boone, Frank Roberts, C. L. Jones. W. B. ‘Johnson, W. B. Conoley, John T. Roberts, W. L. Fender, O. W. Varn. C. L. Smith. STATE OF GEORGIA. Office of Secretary of State. I, Philip Cook, Secretary of 8tate of tho State of Georgia, .do hereby certify, that tho attached three pages of type-written matter contain a true and correct copy of the petition of the Valdosta Bank and Trust Com pany for a charter, the original of which Is of file In this department In Testimony whereof, I have here unto set my hand and affixed the seal my office, at the Capitol, In the City of Atlanta, this 8th 'Jay of March, In the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine hundred and six, and of the independence of the United States of America the one hundred and thirtieth. PHILIP COOK, * Secretary of State. Libel for Divorce. GEORGIA—Lowndes County: T. ^V. Nicholson, vo. Florence Nicholson, Libel for Divurce. Thedefendant, Florence V. Nich olson, Is hereby required personally or by attorney to be and appear at the superior court of said county, to be held la and for-said county on the 3rd Monday in May next, 1906, then and there to answer the plaint* iff’B complaint for divorce as In re fault thereof said court will proceed as to justice shall appertain. Witness the Hon. Robt. O. Mitch ell, Judge of said court this March- 3rd, 1906. R. T. Myddleton, C*rk S. C. Dissolution Notice. The firm of Davis & Huckaby, pro prietors of tho Valdosta Meat Mar ket, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. J. W. Davis has sold his Interest In the business to G. F. Huckaby, to whom all ac counts due the firm should be paid, nnd who will pay the Indebtedness of the firm. J. W. DAVIS. G. F. HUCKABY. Valdosta, Ga., March 13, 1906. 3 17 w4t. GEORGIA—Echols County: Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has applied to the Or dinary of said county for leave to sell land belonging tv> the estate of William Bohanan for the payment ot debts and for the purpose of distri bution. Said application will be heard at the regular term of the Court of Ordinary for said county to be held on the first Monday in April, 1906. ALONZO BOHANAN, Administrator upon the Estate of William Bohanan. J. E. PARRISH, Ordinary- * (