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THE VALDOSTA TIMES SaTUR -av MARCH 27. 1909
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DUKES BAY AS
DRYASACHIP
The Bottom ot Lakes and'Ponds
(From Wednesdays Dally.)
Every man who has seen what has
• been accompitfhed by draining Dukes
'Bar has expressed both surprise and
pleasure that, the work has been so
<<miplrb\
A prominent 'citizen, who walked
3along the canal yesterday, said this
nla(; “Two weeks of dry weatli.
grill make.lt easy to burn off land
baa been standing from two to
sir (Set ta water for years, All that
• needs to fee done now Is to cut away
the undergrowth, get rid of the trees
and start the plows, f never dream,
ed that draining a place would bring
about such results In such a short
time.
"Why, there Is one place Just above
the Georgia and Florida road. wher.
there was a IB acre pond of water
a weejt *S°- Yesterday you could
walk all over It, though the water
baa not entirely run out of It. It Is
running like 4 mill tall down the ca
nal now."
The oanal la now several hundred
yards above the Georgia and Florida
road and will be extended to the wag
on road above there. Water has been
turned off from there that has been
there for ages. It Is doubtful If the
bay has ever been without water be
fore.
The drainage canal will not only
save many acres of valuable land to
the oltr, but I( will Improve the
health of the city many fold. Physi
cians tor years, hare euggested that
the work be done, but there has never
beau 4 chance to do It until the pres
ent administration bad the opportuni
ty of securing the convicts from the
West, Holmes and Coffee camps.
Under the new drainage law, the
coat of the canal wilt be divided be
tween the city and the adjacent land-
owners^ Just aa the etreet paving Is
done. The land-owners on each side
pay a third and the city jiays the
other third.
Everybody who has visited the bay
and !w« walked along the canal has
been Impressed with the thorough
ness with which the canal la drain
ing that entire haBtn, reclaiming
scorea of acrea of valuable land that
hat been but a Jungle In the past..
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Box Car was off the Track.
The "shoo-lly" train from Macon
due here last night about ten o'clock,
came In this morning about live
o'clock. The delay was caused by a
, box car being off the track some
where Ibis side of Tlftoi). No dam
age was done by the run-off except
the detar of the train.'
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Is superior to all wall finishes
or prepared katsomlnes hereto
fore placed upon the market
Try It and you wtll always use
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For Sale By
W. H. Briggs
Hardware Company,
Valdosta, Georgia.
feOMK XjlHKBTS YESTERDAY
Deputy .Sheriff Lunds Two op DIO
ferent Charge*. .
(From Wednesday's Dally.)
A negro man named Yancey Wil
liams was arrested aud placed In
jell by Deputy Sheriff Washington
last night, charged with assault aud
battery and also with carrying a
pistol concealed.
He Is accused of heaving a negro
woman some time ago. He was ar
rested some time afterwards but.<
capod from the officers and has
since been at large The officials
found out where he was staying at
nights and last night Deputy Wash
ington. accompanied by another
ntan. went to the house In the south
ern part of the city, the deputy go
ing In while the other man watched
at the door. The officer found ev
erything dark on the Inside hut
struck a match and found a lamp
nearby, which be lighted. He soon
found his man In lied sound asleep
and had hold of him before the ne
gro awoke. The negro was frighten
ed almost out of his wits when h
awoke, but soon quieted down.
For Illuming a Iltlnd Tiger.
A negro woman named Mary Vin
son was brought In from the west
ern part of the city yesterday after
noon by Deputy Washington and
plnred In Jail charged with running
a blind tiger.
It Is said the woman professes In
nocence I11 the matter but said that
some men brought some whiskey
there In grips. It Is said that
quite a number of empty flasks were
found about the premises,
(illF.AT SERMON I .AST NIGHT.
Evangelist Martin f’reacliecl With
Marked Effect on Large Audience.
The sermon at the First Baptist
church last night was one of the
strongest yet preached by Mr. Mar
tin.
Without thetoheddlng of blood
there la no remission,” waa one of
the scriptures he rea'd. Another pas
sage was: ‘‘The blood of Jesus
Christ His son cleauseth us from all
sin." He read several other pas
sages hearing on the same subject.
Hia argument that Jesus Christ Is
the sinner’s only sscrlflce. and to
that alone must the slnher look tor
life eternal was one of the strongeet
ever hepd here.
The sermon Is being discussed by
many'on the streets today. It pro
duced a profound lmpresslop. Sev
eral were hearteto say this-morning
that It was off IF car the greatest ser
mon on the suhjeSI'that they had
ever heard.
The singing last night was espe
cially Impressive. Not only were
the songs by Mr. and Mrs. Scholflcld
and the choir sung with great effect,
hut the large congregation Bung un
usually well.
A number have already professod
conversion and It Is believed' thnt
many more will be noted before the
close of the revival.
Mule Frightened by an Auto.
Mr. E. H. Bridges, fom the Lake
Park district, was In the city today
and reported that he came near
having a serious accident Just below
the city. Ho had his daughter with
him In the buggy when the mule be
came frightened at an 'automobile.
The auto driver stopped the machine
when K began to make that jerking
noise which many horses and mules
so much, dislike. The mule -wheeled
around, tilting the buggy ao as to
throw Miss Bridges out, though she
was not seriously hurt.
Many hones and mulag are not
yet accustomed to the autoa, though
It will not he a great while before
they become as need to them aa they
'atw to bicycles or other vehicles.
In the meantime, autotatf and the
owners of horses and mules will
have to uae as much tact aa pos
sible In trying to avoid accidents.
In the Bankruptcy Court.
The first meeting of creditors In
the case of C. C. Norris, a bankrupt
from Balnbrldge, waa held before
Judge Wilfred Lane yesterday. Mr.
W. H. Krauss. of that place, ,was
made trustee and hit bond fixed at
one thousand dollars. Norris waa a
jeweler at Balnbrldge. Hi/ liabili
ties are scheduled at 94.500 and his
aatets are 94.000-. He desires
homestead from this arhount.
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SEVERAL MURDER CASES.
NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION.
Notice Is hereby -riven to the qua!'
Are Being Tried This Week In Ber- '«ed voters of the City of Valdosta.
Hen County Superior Cento. .. >n the county of Lowndes and .tote
(From Wednesday's Dally.) of Georg,a ' lhat oa lbe foarCeentB
Judge Mitchell Is having a hu.y '^t” W or April, 1#U». ah'elec-
week at Nashville this week, in Ibe "e held at the county court
trial of criminal cases.
house of L>uwiiaes county, in said
The first case was that of ZpT’ZTto't
Keith and his brother Henry Keitn,l auet j jjy c jty provided for in
negroes, charged with the kUHng of
another negro at Keefe & Bullard’’
still, near Nashville, about a year
ayo. The trial resulted In the ac
quittal of Lonnie Keith and the nol-
prosslng of the case against his
brother.
Henry Deen, white, who killed
Ben Wilson at Enigma, in 1906. was
tried and found not guilty, been Is
the, man who 'was arrested several
weeks ago In North Carolina, where
he had fled after the killing, and
brought back by Sheriff Avers, of
Berrien county.
Charlie Gibson, a negro who kill
ed another darkey at Sparks, about
a month ago. was found gnilty or
Involuntary manslaughter.
. C. W. Corbett, formerly marshal
at Nashville., will he put on trial to
morrow morning for the killing of
Nelson Ward, a negro, at Naafljllle
lest July. The negro was killed at
a festival at which a great crowd of
negroes were "Jollifying." The
friends of the dead man allege that
the officer was not on duty at the
time, that he was out of hla place,
and that the killing was unjustified.
Ward wss formerly a V&iuosta ne-
.gro. ,
To Get Into Oratorical Contest.
Mllltwon, Oa., March 24.—W.
Young, accompanied by Revs. J.
Wilkinson and , Graham -Forrester,
left Tuesday for Mount Vernon, Oa.,
where Mr. Young will represent the
Oaklawn Baptist College in an ora
torical contest that will be partici
pated In by all the schools under the
Mercer Baptist College system.
Mr, Young won out here over seven
contestants, the judges being Revs.
L. R. Christie, R. W. Wallace, and
W. A. Nfattlils, of Valdosta,,, the
winning subject being "Flndf
Man." It la safe to say thi
Young will acquit himself
fore the oratorical contest
/be held on the night of the
Wilkinson went along as
pal of hla school and Rev.
*went aa agent for the scl
creditable shewing that,
will make and the talk)
Wilkinson and Forrester
will do a lot toward pus]
town college to the front.
THE CHINESE LANGUAGl
JYews comes that the Chinese: Gov
ernment Is erecting a school building
In San Francisco to teach the Chin
ese language. The Information can-
rot he reliable, for there Is no Chi
nese language.
There are hundreds of unrelated
dialects and there la the mandarin-
nte Inngunge thnt the "(lterhry clasp''
ns It Is called, uses In' conveying Its
ki.tlquated Ideas, but the educated
Chinaman, as distinguished front the
literary Chinaman speaks English.
French or. German us ( the' case may
he, and the sooner China puls her
self en rapport with the ago by the
acquisition of the English language,
the sooner she wilt he citdlized and
understood.
CHANGE INAUGURATION DAY.
Washington newspapers are con
ducting a vigorous campaign for a
change In the date of the Inaugura
tion of the President and Vice-Pres
ident. and Senator Depew has offer
ed a resolution In the Senate recom
mending a constitutional amendment
to this' effect Speaker Cannon has
signified bis willingness to co-oper
ate with those who are taking the
lead In this movement;
The proposed change seems
meet general approval, and It the
papers throughout the country will
continue the campaign, Congress new
In special session may he Induced to
take definite steps with that end'to
view. -
More Automobiles Coming.
If reports are true there ars no
legs than fire care of automobiles oa
the way to Valdosta at the present
time. Ruahln Rey yesterday closed
a contract for two ear loads of Jack-
ton machines and J. T. Roberto has
one or two cars of Bulclt’s on the
road, expected -o arrive eny day.
Kirk McLendon also hat a couple of
care of Reos. Besides, there are
other makes on tha road for differ
ent people here, Valdosta h'ds fialr
to be a large auto market before
very king.
Governor Smith says that Dim's
'Interview" was a fake, and
says It was no interview. The GoVr
ernor baa no* pat the Oauldi-n ‘‘In
terview" la the fake class yet. t
an ordinance unanimously passed by
the Mayor and Council of said city
ot Valdosta on the eleventh tlltn)
day of March, 1909, said ordinance
setting out the amount of bonds to
he issued, the purposes for wnich
they are to be used, the rate of In
terest thev are to oeart the amount of
principal and interest to be paiu an.
nually and the time in which all of
said bonds are to be fully paid, aud
which said ordluauce is hereinafter
set out and made a part of this
flee, to-wit;
An ordinance to provide for the
submission to the qualified voters of
the city of Valdosta the question 01
Issuing bonds as follows: to-wlt:
For Improvement of waterworks,
915.000.
For electric light plant, 910,000.
For extension of sanitary sewer
age, 95,000.
For improvement of streets and
sidewalks, 920.000.
To provide for the manner It
which said bonds shall be Issued,
and how and when paid, aud foi
other purposes.
Sec. I. Be It ordained by the
Mayor and Council of the City of
Valdosta, and ft Is hereby ordained
by authority of the same, tha* on
the 14th day of April, 1909. an elec
tion shall be held at the county
fourt house of Lowndes county, In
the City of Valdosta, for the purpose
of obtaining the assent of two.
thirds of the qualified voters of said
city to the Issuing of bonds as foi»
lows: For improvements to water
works, 915.000; for electric light
plant, 910,000; for extension of san
itary sewerage, 95,000; for Improve
ment of streets and side-walks,
920.000.
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained by
the authority aforesaid, that If two-
tblrds ot the voters aforesaid shall
assent to the Issue ot bonds as afore
said or for any one or more ot said
purposes, said bonds shall bear in
terest at the rate of 5 per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually, in
gold or Its equivalent, on tha first
day ot January and July of each
year, at the. office ot -ne treasurer
of said City ot Valdost*.
Sec. 3. Be It further ordained by
the ahthorlty aforesaid that each
bonds as are assented to shall be
numbered from 101 to 200 Inclusive,
the size or denomination of each
bond to be determined by tne aggre
gate amount of bonds arnentea to
or authorized, and shall be signed
by tha Mayor of said City ot Val
dosta and countersigned by . the
treasurer of said city, apd shall be
1 to the highest and best blhuer
r such /notice bqs been given aa
ta deemed/best by' said Mayor and
Treasurer, and that the expanse ot
Issuing and th- sale in said bonds.
If any, shall be paid from the pro-
ceeas of the same.
Sec. 4. Be it further ordained by
the authority aforesaid that said
bonds shall become due and payable
as follows. BOnds numbered 101
and 102 shall be due and payable
one year from the date of Issuing,
and two bonds, accoralng to their
consecutive numbers, shall be due
and payable each year thereafter un.
til ten bonds are paid; three bonds,
according to their consecutive num
ber. Bhnll be due and payble each
year thereafter until bond number
40 Is paid; and four bonds, accord
ing to their consecutive number,
shall be due and payable each suc
ceeding year thereafter until thi
whole Issue Is tully paid, so that all
of said bonds, with all Interest there
on. shall be paid in thirty (30)
years from the date of the Issue of
the same In the manner above set
forth. Each of said bonds shall nave
attached to the same sufficient com
pons, each of which snail bear the
name of the treasurer of said city,,
specifying tha amount ot seml-an-'
nuai Interest due on the bond at the
rate of five per cent per annum,
and when same la due, so that each
Of said coupons may he detached
and paid as they fall due seml-an
nually.
Sec. 5. Be It further ordained by
the authority aforesaid that the
Mayor and Council of said City of
Valdosta shall, each year, levy and
collect a tax, not to exceed the lim
it allowed by the charter of said
city, sufficient In amount to pay the
annual Interest on all the bond! Is
sued under this ordinance, and also
to pay the principal of such of said
bonds falling due each year aa pro
vided In Sec. < ot. thla ordinance,
and each and ah ot said bonds, when
•0 paid, shall be cancelled. •
Sec. 9. Be It further ordained by
the authority aforesaid that the elec'
Hon herein and hereby ordered shall
be Reid under the same rules and
regulations that elctjona for offi
cers of said City of Valdosta tre
held, and all persona qualified
Vote for said officers. If such elec
tion were being held for me elec
tion ot officers, are hereby declared
to be qualified to vote at the elec
tion hereby ordered, and at said
•taction each voter (hall hare plain
ly written or printed on hla ballot
words expressive ot his will or ae-
slre aa follows, to-wlt; “For bonds
for Improvement of waterworks,” or
'Against bonds for Improvement ot
waterworks, 1 ' "For bond* for elec
tric light plant,” or "Against bonds
for electric light plsnt," “For bonds
for extension of sanitary sewerage,"
'Against bonds for extension of
sanitary sewerage." “For bond* tor
Improvement af streets and side
walks.” .or "Against bonds tor tm-
inm provement of streets and sidewalks.'
7. B# It farther ordained by
tha authority aforesaid that dm and
toga! notice, aa required by the laws
ot too state ot Georgia, of the hold
ing of the election hereby ordered
shall be given to the qualified voters ut
said city by publication ot the same
in The Valdosta Times, same being
the newspaper tn which the Sheriff's
advertisements of the " county of
Lowndes are published, for the
Epace of thirty days proceeding the
day on which said ejection Is to be
held.
Sec. '8. Be.lt further ordained
that all ordinances or parts Of or
dinances In conhict herewith be and
the same are hereby repealed.
Notice is further given that, at
said election, the polls will he open
ed at 8 o'clock a. m. and will be
closed at 4 o’clock p. m. ano said
election will otherwise be held, as
contemplated In and provided foi
by said ordinance
By order of the Mayor and Coun
cil of the City of Valdosta, thla ,.ch
day of March, 190*.
John T. Roberts, Mayor.
T. N. Holcombe, Clerk.
In Equity In the Fifth Circuit Court
of the United States for the
Southern District of Georgia, •
Western Division, at
Macon.
H. H. Tift et at. vs. Southern Rail
way Company, et al.
Now on this the 30th day of Jan
uary, 1909, came on to be heard the
motion of the complainants In the
above styled and numbered cause,
wherein complainants pray this court
to enter an order limiting the time
within which Interventions shall be
filed, and It appearing to the court
that the defendants heretofore en
tered Into a bond payable to the
President of the United States, for
the benefit of whom It might con
cern In the sum of 9500,000: that on
the 31st day of August, 1907, an or
der allowing Interventions was pass
ed by this court, and It appearing to
the court that all parties Interested
have had ample time In. which to
file their Interventions herein. It is
ordered, adjudged and decreed, that
all persons whomsoever, Interested
In the subject or subject matte), of
this cause, and claiming any rights
hereunder, shall produce and file all
claims before the standing master of
this conrt on or before the 25th day
of April, 1909, under penalty ot
thereafter being disallowed, and all
creditors or other persons Interested
In this cause, and In the subject mat
ter hereof, -who shall not on or be
fore said date file their claims here
in shall be debarred from all further
Infereit or claim In and to this
canse, or any rights barton.
It ta ordered, that the Clerk of
this court publish a copy of thla or
der once a week for eight success
ive weeks tn The' Macon News,
newspaper of general circulation in
Macon, Ga., and tn The Valdosta
Tlme3 for the tame period once a
week and In the AmerlcAn or South
ern Lumberman; '-The American
Lumberman being published to Chi
cago. III- and the Southern Lumber
man being pdbltshed In Nashrillo,
Tenn. The cost of making said pub
lications to be adjudged aa costs in
thla court, and they are, .hereby de
creed against the defendants heroin.
It is further ordered, that thla or
der Is without prejudice to the
rights of the defendants to make
any objection or defense whatever
to any claim heretofore, or that
may hereafter he filed herein.- The
defendants waiving no rights by
reason of this order.
February 20. 1909.
Emory Speer, U. S. Judge.
Filed February 20, 1909. Cecil
Morgan, Deputy Clerk.
A true copy.
Cecil Morgan. Deputy Clerk.
U. S. Court Southern District
Georgia. /
Macon. Ga„ Feb. 23, 1909.
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SHERIFF’S SALE.
STATE OF GEORGIA—Lowndes
County.
Will be sold on the first Tuesday
In April, next, at public outcry, at
the court house door In said county,
within the legal hours of sale, to tha
highest bidder, for cash, certain
property, of which the following la
a full and complete description:
All that tract or parcel of land,
situated, lying and being In the city
of Valdosta, state of Georgia, and
being part of city lot 7, according to
a map of Burvey made .fey F. B. Wil
liams, of the Ftfrce property, on Ju
ly 17, 1897, and recorded In the of
fice of tne Clerk of the Superior
court of said county In deed book
J.” page 553, being more four de
scribed ns follows: Commencing at
a point 97 feet from the west aide of
Johnson street, thence eonth on a
line parallel with Johnson street
52.152 feat, thence west 93 feet,
bounded on. the north by land of Dr.
1. 8. Stafford, east by land of Judy
Gardner and a 10 toot aley running
east and west between the land of
Dr. I. 8. Stafford and Judy Gardner,
south by an alloy.
Said property levied on aa, the
property of Josephine E. Moore, to
satisfy an execntlon, leaned from the
City Conrt of Valdosta In favor of
the Valdosta Bank ft Trust Compa
ny and against the said Josephine
E. Moore.
This the 12th day of March. 1909.
,J. F, Passmore, Sheriff.
GEORGIA—Lowndes county;
Whereas, C. J. Beaty, administra
tor of the estate of Willis W. Beaty,
represents to the Court In hla pe
tition, duly filed and entered on re
cord. that he baa fully administer
ed Willis W. Beaty's estate; thla la
therefore to cite all person* con
cerned," kindred and creditors, to
show canse. It any they can, why
said administrator should not be
discharged fron) hla administration,
and receive letters of dismission, on
the first Monday In April 1909.
A. V. SIMMS, Ordinary.
POLEYSHONEY^ilAB
\ 8TATE ». OF GEORGIA—Lowndes
Coanty. , ’• f ’ I
To the Superior court of said coun
ty::/ . \
The petition o* C.\ G.- Ptcvens,: of
Grady county Georgia, and W. P.
smith, J.'J. Coppage and the Georgia
Land & Timber Company a corpora
tion. all of said, county and s'.ate,
respectfully shows; * ' *;\L
1. That they desire for thettt-.
selves, their associates 'and succes
sors to be .Incorporated and made a
body politic under the game and,,
style of Grady County Investment
Company, for a period of twenty
years, with the privilege of renewal
at the expiration of . that time. t
2, The principal office ol said
company shall he In the city, of Val
dosta. said county and state, hut pj-
tltloners desire" the; right to estab
lish branch officea and to do business
branch offices and to do business
within this state or elsewhere when
ever the same may.be beneficial to' 5
the Interests of said clmpahy.’
8. The object of said: corporation I
la pecuniary gain to Itself and its
stockholders,, and the business to he
carted on -by said corporation la that
of buying and selllhg real estate and
timbered lands, to hold options oni
tbe same, to sell same upon commle-
slon or otherwise, to manufacture
naval stores, to manufacture any
tod all kipds of lumber and engage
In the sawmill business, to prospect-
for any and all kinds of earths. and
minerals, mine and otherwise deal in
the production and manufacture of
the samp and also to deal in general
merchandise and any .and all kinds
of groceries, and they desire author
ity to buy. lease, rent, Mortgage, en
cumber and otherwise use, hold and
enjoy and dispose of and deal In any
and all kinds of real or personal prop
erty, to purchase, hold and dispose
of the stocks, bonds, securities and
obligations of other corporations,
ind to Issue bonds or other evldenc*
af Indebtedness, and to borrow or
lend money upon note, bond, deed,
mortgage or other obligation, either
with or without real or peraoal se
curity. Petitioners also desire the
right and authority to enter Into co
partnership with other -persons or
corporations.
4. The capital stock of said cor
poration shall be 910,000.00, all at
which bas been tolly paid In. Pe
titioners desire the right to Increase
said capital stock by a majority, rota
of the stockholders to 9100,000.00.
said capital stock to be divided'Into
sharer of'9100.00 each.
5. Petitioners desire the right; In
the event , aald capital atock la In
creased, to Issue preferred stock up
on such terms aqd conditions, and In
such amounts as may be prescribed
by the stockholders.
6. Petitioners desire the right to.
sue and be sued, to-plead and be lmvj
pleaded, to have and uae the conR v
mon seal, to make all necessary by
laws and regulations and to ;do all
other things that may be necessary
for the Buccessful carrying on - t
•aid corporation.
They desire that said corporation
have the power and authority to ap
ply for and accept amendments to
Its charter, of either for or sub
stance. by a' majority of the out
standing stock at that time, and to
wind up, liquidate and dlscontlhua
the affairs of the said corporation by
a two-thirds vote of Its stockholders
and all such other rights, powers,
privileges and lmmunultles ns are In
cident or common to like corpora
tions.
Wherefore petitioners pray to be
Incorporated under the name and
style aforesaid, with the powers,
..rivlleges and Immunities herein set
forth, and as are now or may here
after be allowed to corporations of n
similar character under the laws ot
said state.
CRANFORD & WILCOX,
Petitioners’ Attorneys.
Filed In office this the 13th day ot
February, 1909.
R. B. MYDDELTON. Clerk.
GEORGIA—Lowndes County.
I, R. B. Myddelton, Clerk of (he
Superior court of said county, do
hereby certify that the foregoing ta
a true and cored copy of the peti
tion for charter of the Grady County .
Inrestment Company now oh file la
this office.
Witness my hand and aeal, this the
13th day of February, 1909.
R. B. MYDDELTON,
Clerk S. C. L. C. (Seal.)
HMw '
GEORGIA—Lowndes connty:
To all Whom It may ,,Concern:
Jack Dunn harlAg In proper 'form i
applied to me for permanent letters
of administration on the estate ot
Mary Hall, late of said coupty, this
la to cite all and singular the credi
tors and next of kin of Mary Ball
to be and appear at my‘office oa the
first Monday In April and show
cause. If any. they can, why perma
nent administration ahould not be
granted to Jack Dunn on Mary
Hair* estate. '*
Witness my Band and official tig-
nature this 1st day of Msrch, 1909.
; A. V. SMM8, Ordinary.
ISTATB OF GEORGIA—County of
Lowndes: j
Mr*. Oceanna Force having filed
her petition taking that the order":
and judgment discharging her aa
administratrix «t the estate of Wil
liam Force, deceased, from her trust,
and the letters of dismission Issued
to her, be revoked and set aside, thla
ta to cite all persons concerned to
show canse, II any they have, at the
April term, 1909, of the Court of Or
dinary of aald"county. Why the pray
ers ot said petition ahould not be
granted*' . a~ ■ f -
This March ttht 1909. -
A. V. SIMMS.
Ordinary Lowndes Co.