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VALDOSTA, GA., 8ATURD.
10, .MIL
3=Z
» FOR CHARTER.
WOMAN BADLY
Couple at Savannah
' Failed to Meet
ACBTRIAN WOMAN EXPECTED TO
MEET MAN SHE LOVED, HOT
WAS BADLY DISAPPOINTED
ONCE MORE.
B&vannah, Ga., Dec. 11.—Disap
pointment reigned In tbe borne of
JosepbO. Mozyck laat night when
Anton Oxbolt tailed to arrive from
Wadley on the 9.39 o’clock train to
to get hl» wife, who came from Aus
tria to meet him. Mr. Maxjrck and
two frlenda met tbe train, having
’ been given an accurate description
of the husband by Mrs. Osbolt, hut
nothing was seen of him at the sta
tion.
Mrs. Matejka Osbolt, who with
to* C-yoar-old girl traveled from
Hervat, In Austria, expecting
meet her husband, whom she had
not teen In six years, at the Union
station, had borne bravely the strain
of being among strangers, and tno
disappointment of her husband fall
ing to meet her, but last night
when he failed to come to Savan
nah she broke down and wept bit
terly.
Sophie, the little girl, couldn’t
onderstand. the cause of her moth
er’s tears, but stood at her side pull
log anxiously at her dress and
looking up at her with Inquiring
eyes. Mrs. Oxbotdt declares she
doesn’t know what she will do.
After some dlfflculty Oxbolt was
located at Kite, On., Saturday by
Miss Helen B. Pendleton, secretary
of the Associated Charities. He tele
phoned for his wife to meet him
In Wadleir v yesterday. Mrs. Osbolt
refused to go to Wadley, saying Os
bolt had promised to meet her here,
and as she had traveled thousaidi
of miles to -meet him, he must ful-
f flit hla part of the bargain.
A telegram to this effect was
sent to Osbolt Saturday night and
he was expected to arrive in Savan
nah last night. No reason for hla
failure to arrive la known, but Mr.
Meytyck believes that Osbolt failed
to make connections at Wadley.
Efforts will be made today to get
In touch with Osbolt over the long
distance telephone to ascertain exr
actly what he Intends doing. Mrs.
Osbolt still looks with distract on
the trip to Wadley and wants to
wait here for her husband. Mr.
Msysck declares she can remain
With him until the arrival of her
husband, that be will try to have
Osbolt come to Savannah for her.
UMdtof <rm SIXTY YKAKSI y MIUJOSH ol
John White & Co.
LOUISVILLE. KY.
MOTHERS' for their CllXLpkEN IVUILK 1887
TXil'.TIIINO. with PERFECT 8UCCXS8. It HlahestRMrfctfpric«Bti4
BootJlKtt the CHU.IJ, BOFTKNR »h« SUMS. J CIIOO
ALLAYtt.lt FAIN; CURF.B WIND COLIC, Bad T UtlO
it thebest remedy for UIARKIICKA. It it ab
solutely harmieM. Be aure and uk for “Mr*
Win.P’V. Boothiny Hyrup,** and take mo other WOO U
klad. «,*weoty*fiv« ceuu a bottle. M ceoaiMiM
ATE PRIZE CHICKEN.
Atlanta Chicken Thief Bata a Pair
of *50.00 Chickens.
Atlanta, Qa., Dec. It.—When
Bam Alexander stole a couple of
chickens a night or two ago and
had them nicely fried by hla tat
■pouee, ha knew ha was jetting a
splendid meal, and realised that the
chickens were unusually tender, hut
what he didn't know was that the
meal was worth exactly 350., prob
ably ths moet expensive anybody,
either white or black, no matter
how Eptcureaa In taste, bad In
dulged In In Atlanta for a long
time put. Tbe cblekens belonged
to 0. H. Ledford of 8olla attest,
and were prise birds. They ware
(denuded and tha negro convicted
when tbe feet were brought Into
court, and the metal bands around
tha legs displayed to ths jnry.
Bared Bis Wife’s Life.
•'My wife would have been in her
grave today,” writes O. H. Brown,
of Muscadine, AM, ’’It It bad not
been tor Dr. King’s New Discovery,
She was down In her bed, not able
to get up without help. She had
a severe bronchial trouble and
dreadful cough. I got her a hoUle
ot Dr. King's New Dlasovory, and
aha toon began to mend, and was
welt tn a short ttme.” Infallible for
coughs and colds. Us tha most talk
ed off remedy on earth for deep*rato
lung trouble, hemorrhages, lagrippe.
asthma, hay fever, croup and whoop
tag sought. 50c and 51.00. Trial
bottle tree Guaranteed by DImmock
Pharmacy, W. D. Dunaway, Ingram
Drug Company.
DIG FIRE AT TORONTO.
Toronto, Dec. Ik—Two Immense
grain elevators and n million und n
Quarter buehela ot grain were burn
ed early this morning. Tbe lota In
55,000.000. J
Petition for Railroad Charter.
OEOROIA—Ware County.
To Hon. Philip Cook, Secretary of
Stitt:
The petIUoa of Al*x K. Sessoms,
E. T. King, Albert H. Seasoms, John
O. Sessoms, Coe. W. Dean, P. N. Har
ley, P. L. Parker, W. W. Lambdln,
Leon A. Wilson, H. Murphy, and
the city ot Wsycross, Wars County,
Georgia, shows as follows:
1. That they, their anoclates.
bo allowed under the laws of tbe
rorth In this petition, and as may
successors and assigns and nil per
sona who shall become stockholders,
desire to form s railroad corpora
tion 1n accordance with the laws
of the State of Georgia governing
such matters.
2. The name of the railroad com
pany which petitioners desire to
havo Incorporated Is to be the
Waycross A Western Railroad Co.
same not being the name of any ex
isting corporation In said state.
Notice of Application For Incorpora
tion of The Georgia Alabama
Western Railroad Company
Notice is hersby given that after
due publication aeoordlag to law,
application will bs made to tbe See-
rotary of State for a Charter as
specif ed and sat out In tht petition
hereto attached.
GEORGIA—Wars County.
To Hon. Phil. Cook, Secretary at
Stats:
The petition of E. H. Beck, T. A.
Roller and F. B. Walker, 0 f Barney,
Brooks county Georgia, W. W. Webb
L. M. Stanheld and Robert Barfield,
of Hahlra, Lowndos county, Georgia,
I. E. T. Bowden and G. w. Dean,
of Waycroae, Ware county Georgia,
J. Frank Harris and John A. Ken
nedy, of Pave, Thomas county Geor
gia, respectfully showa as follows:
1. That they, their associates, suc
cessors and assigns and all parsons
3. The length of ..Id rsllro.d, as, wh0 tXSSTd"
nesr as can ibt estimated, will be . “ -
about seventy (TO) miles.
4. Bald road will run from the
elty of Waycross, in said county ot
Wars, In a westernly direction
through ths counties of Ware, Clinch
and Berrien. In said State, to the
town ot Mllltown In said county of
Berrien, and thence continuing In a
westerly direction through the coun
ties of Berrien and Lowndes to Ha
hlra in Lowndes county, or Adel In
Berrien county, Georgia, or v some
point on the Georgia Southern
Florida railroad between said two
points.
6. Petitioners desire to be Incor
porated as aforesaid tor and during
the term ot 101 years, with the prlv-
.oga to bo continued thereafter, un
der the laws ot force at tha expira
tion ot said period.
6. The prlactpal office ef the pro
posed corporatloa Is to he located la
the City of Waycross, la Ware
county, Georgia.
The amount of the proposed
eapltsl stock of said company
three hundred and fifty thousand
(53(0,000.00) dollars, in shares of
5100.00 each, all of said stock to bs
common stoek of equal dignity.
5. Petitioners do Intend, la good
faith, to go forward without delay
to secure subscriptions to the capl
tal stock ot said company and to
construct, equip, maintain and oper
ate said railroad.
5. Petitioners show that they have
give 4 weeks notice of their Intention
to apply for a charter for said rail
road company by publication accord
ing to taw.
WHEREFORE, they pray to bo
Incorporated In accordance with the
foregoing under the laps of tbe
state of Georgia.
(Signed) Alex K. 8esaoms, E. T.
King, Albert H. Sessoms, Geo. W.
Dean, P. N. Harley, F. L. Parker,
W. W. Lsmbdln, L. A. Wilson, H.
Murphy, W. B. Birmans, and John
G. Sessoms, Petitioners.
WILSON, BENNETT & LAMBDIN
Attorneys for Petitioners.
OEOROIA—Lowndes County.
To All Whom It May Concern:
W. W. Folsom having In proper
form applied to me for permanent
letters of administration on the es
tate of Lucy J. Folsom, late of said
county, this Is to cite nil and singe
lar the creditors and next of kin of
Lucy J. Folsom to bo and appear at
my office within the time allowed by
law, and sbow cauao. If any thev
can, why permanent administration
should not be granted to W. W. Fol
som on Lucy J. Folsom's estate.
Witness my hand and official sig
nature, this 7th day of December,
mi.
A. V. SIMMS,
Ordinary Lowndes County.
GEORGIA—I.owndOB County.
Whereas, Mrs, Mattie R. Stevens,
administrator of J. Q. 8tevens, rwy-
resentn to the court In her petition
duly died and entered on record,
that abe baa fully administered J.
G. Stevens' estate, this la therefore
to cite all persons concerned, kind
red and creditors, to show cause, If
any they can, why aald administra
trix should not bs discharged from
her administration, and receive let
ter* ot dismission on th« first Mon
day la January, 1315.
A. V. SIMMS.
Ordinary Lowndes County.
GEORGIA—Lowndes County.
E. W. Lana, guardian of Mosea
Hyman, baa tpplled to me for a dis
charge from bl* guardianship of
Moses Hyman; this la therefore to
notify all persona concerned to file
their objections. It any they hare,
on or before the first Monday In Jan
uary, 1911, next, else E. W. Lane
will be discharged from hla guard
ianship as applied for.
A. V. SIMMS,
Ordinary Lowndes County.
nttL
GEORGIA—Lowndes County.
W. Lane, guardian ot Motes
Hyman, haa applied to he tor a dis
charge from hla goardlanshlp ot
Mosea Hyman; thla is therefore to
notify all persons concerned to file
their objections. If any they have,
on or bfore the Int Monday In Jan
uary, lilt, next, elee E. W. Lane
will be dlsehareed from hla guard
ianship as applied for.
|F *> . A. V. SIMMS.
OAjlnary Lowndes County.
m
'
sire to form a Railroad Corporation
In accordance with the laws ol the
Stsite of Georgia governing such
■natters, pursuant to the provisions
of the Act of the General Assembly
of Georgia approved December 18 th,
1893. (Code and Bectton 31(9-3179,
Section 3(77-3(80, Code 1910.)
2. The name of the ikallroad
Co., which petitioner! desire to have
incorporated ’ la to ce Th* Georgia
Alabama and Western Railroad Co.,
The same a ot bring the name of any
existing corporation in said State of
Georgia.
t. That tha length of aald Rail
road as near as can be estimated will
ha about 1(0 miles.
4. Said Railroad will commence at
Mllltown, Berrien county Georgia,
and run westerly to near Blakely,
Early county, Georgia, to tha Une
of the State of Alabama.
I. Bald Road will traverse through
the following counties connecting
the towns ot Mllltown. Berrien coun
ty, Ga., Hahlra, Lowndes county, Ga.
Barney, Brooks county, Ga., Pavo,
TSomas and Brooks countlas, Oa„
MMgs, Thomas county. Ga., Ooolldge
Thomas county Ga.,. Through parts
of Grady and Mitchell counties, Ga.
near Babcock, Mlllnar count,Om., Col
quitt, Miller county, Ga., Blakely,
Early county, Ga.
9. The amount of the proposed
capital stock ot aald Company Is
5300,000.00 with the privilege of
increasing same to 33,000,000, the
share* to b* of 3100 each, all of
aald stock to be common stock of
equal dignity.
7. Thre petitions desire to-bo In
corporated as aforesaid for and dur
ing the term of (0 years, with the
privilege to be continued thereafter
under the laws of force at .tha ex
piration of said period....
8. The principal office of tho pro
posed corporation Is to bo located In
the city of Waycross, Ware county.
Qt,
9. Petitioners do Intend In good
faith to go forward without delay to
secure aulbscrlptloni to the capital
stock ot aald company and to con
tract, equip, maintain and operate
raid railroad.
10. Petitioner* show that they
have given 9 weeks notice ot their
Intention to apply for a Charter for
•aid railroad company by publica
tion. according to law.
Wherefore they pray to b* incorl
porated In accordance with the fore
going under the laws of the State
of Georgia.
(Signed) B. H. Beck. T. A. Rosier
F. B. Walker, W. W. Webb, L. M.
Stanfield, Robt Barfield, J. E. T.
Bowden, O. W. Doan, J. Frank Her.
rle John A. Kennedy, petitioner*.
PROCLAMATION.
State -f Georgia, Executive De
partment, Atlanta.
Whereas, The Hon. Hoke Smith
did, on the l(th day ot Novemoer.
1911, resign the office ot governor
ot this state, thereby creating a va
cancy In tbe said office:
Therefore, I, John M. Slaton,
president ot the senate, exercising
the executive powers of the govern
ment provided by Par. 8, Section 1,
of the Fifth article of the Constitu
tion ot this state and laws tn pur
suance thereof, do Iran* this, my
proclamation, ordering a spoilal
election for governor to fill tbe »*-
cancy so occasioned, for the unex-
plred term, to be held on the 19th
day of January. 1913, under the
laws ot tho state governing general
elections, I also convoke tha goo-
eral assembly of Georgia in extra
session, at the capitol of thla stats,
on tbe 24th day of January, 1912,
at 10 o'clock a. m„ to receive the
returns and declare the result of
said special election, or to elect s
governor in case no person shall If-
ceivw a majority of the whole num
ber ot votes cast at such special
election, as provided in th* Constl-
tutlon of thla state.
In wltaeas whereof I hav* here
unto set my hand and canted th*
great seat of th* state to he afllted
hereto, this 80th day ot Nov., 1911.
JOHN M. SLATON.
President of Senate, Exercising the
Executive Power* ot the Govern
ment.
Attest:
PHILIP COOK,
Secretary of State.
PETITION yOR CHARTER.
OEOROIA—Lowndes County.
To the Superior Court of Said Coun
ty:
The petition of Ewell Bro
L. M. Stanfill, W. C. Willis, W.
Fender, A. A. Parrleh. all of Lowndew
county, Ga.; 8. R. Patten, J. H. Bob-*
tick, M. W. Bergeron, W. L. Patten,
R. L. Patten, R. C. Woodward. J. T.
Wllkra, all ot Berrien county, Geor
gia, respectfully shows:
FIRST—That they desire
themselves, their associates and suc
cessors, to bs Incorporated and made
a body politic as a benevolent Insti
tution for the promotion of Chris
tian education under tbe name and
style of Booth Georgia Baptist Edu
cational Corporation.
SECOND—Tbe term for which pe
titioners ask to be Incorporated is
twenty years, with tbe privilege of
renewal at the expiration ot that
period.
THIRD—The location and princi
pal office pf said corporation shall be
In the city of Valdosta, State and
county aforesaid.
FOURTH—Said corporation Is not
organlxed for pecuniary gain to its
stockholder* but 1* purely benevol
ent in character.
FIFTH—Petitioners desire the
right to establish branch offices In
this state or elsewhere whenever
and whereever tbe holders of a ma
jority of stock of said corporation
may so determine. ^
SIXTH—Petitioners desire the
right to buy real estate with or
without Improvements thereon and
to erect or Improve Improvements
thereon, as may be necessary
ths conduct of Its business, and to
sell real estate Improved or unim
proved, to encumber by mortgage
leln, security deed or otherwise, for
the purpose of the corporation.
SEVENTH—Petitioners desire the
right to sue and be sued, to make
and pass all necessary by-laws and
regulation* and to have all other
rights Incident and necepeary for the
succesetul promotion ot said busi
ness.
EIGHTH—Tbe capital atock of
aald corporation shall be fifteen
thousand (31M90) dollars, wltn
the privilege of Increasing the same
to one hundred thousand (8100,000)
dollars by a majority vote of tha
stock holders, said capital stock to
'be divided Into one thousand five
hundred (1,(00) shares at tho par
value of ten (310.00) dollar! per
share, the stock In said corporation
to be paid for m cash or In proper-
ty, labor, or service the value of raid
property, labor or service to be fixed
at a Just and fair valuation by tho
Board of Directors of said corpora
tion.
NINTH—Ten per cent of tbe cap
ital stock of said corporation will
b« paid Into aald corporation before
It exercises any of the rights, privil
eges cr immunities conferred by this
charter.
.. TENTH—Petitioners desire power
and authority to apply for and ac
cept amendments to Its charter qf
either form or substance, by a ma
jority of its stock balden, and that
they be authorised to wind up, UQuL
c'nte and discontinue the business 01
Irds majority of the stock-holders
may determine.
WHEREFORE—Petitioners pray
to bo Incorporated under the name
and style atoreeald, with all tha
powers, privilege* and Immunities
herein set forth, and as now ara or
mav hereafter be allowed a corpora
tion of similar character under the
laws of Georgia.
PATTERSON ft COPELAND
Attorneys for Petitioner*
Filed In offioe thla December lit,
1911.
R. B. MYDDELTON
OEOROIA—Lowndes County.
I horelby certify that the above
Is a true and correct copy of tho orig
inal petition filed by the petitioners
therein on the 1st day of December,
1911. Thla the 1st day of December
1911.
Olven under my band and official
seal.
R. B. MYDDELTON
Clerk Superior Court,
GEORGIA—Lowndes County,
To all Whom It May Concern:
Mrs. Augusta C. Wlaenbaker hay.
Ing In proper form applied to me
for permanent letter* ot administra
tion on the estate of J. Z. Wlaen
baker, lato of aald county, this la to
cite all and alngnlar the creditors
and next of kin of J. Z. Wlaenbaker
to be and appear at my office w-lthln
the time allowed by law, on the flrat
Monday In January, 1912, and abow
cauae, If any they can, why Per
manent administration should not be
granted to Mr*. Augusta C. Wlaen
baker on J. Z. Wlsonbaker'a estate.
Witness my hand and official sig
nature this 4th day of December,
1911.
A. V, SIMMS, Ordinary.
LEAVE TO SELL.
8. A. and M. C. Wetberlngtnn. ad
ministrator* on the estat* of Mary
Wetherington, having In proper form
applied to the undersigned for leave
to sell all the real estate belonging
to aald Mary Wetherington'* estate,
this la to cite all concerned to show
ckuae at the nert term of court why
aald administrators saoutd not have
leave to sell said property after ad
vertising the same as ths law di
rects.
This December 7, 1911.
K. V. SIMMS. Ordinary.
LEAVE TO SELL,
Frank Stubbs, administrator ot
the estat* of Mrs. Lucy Stubbs, hay-
Irg In proper form applied to tbe
undersigned for Have to sell all tb*
real estate belonging to said Mrs-Lucy
Stubbs, this Is to cite all concerned
tn sbow cause at th* next tbrra ot
this court why aald administrator
should not have leave to tell aald
property after advertising said prop
erty as the law directs.
Tblr December 7, 1911.
A. V. SIMMS, Ordinary.
PETITION FOB CHARTER.
GEORGIA—Lowndes County. j
To the Superior Court of Said Coup-
ty: !
The petition of J. J. Coppnge./of
Grady County, Ga., I). C. Ashley and
•T Y. Blitch, of Lowndes county, Ga,
and the Valdosta Investment Com
pany. a corporation of Lowndes
County, Ga, respectfully shows*,
j Flrat—That they desire for them
selves, their associates and 'success
ors to be Incorporated and made a
bfcdy politic under the name and
•Uvle of COPPAGB INVESTMENT
COMPANY, for the period of twenty
years.
Second—The principal office of
said 1 company shall be In the City
of Valdosta, said state and county,
but n^^ioners desire the right to
establ^Akymch offices within this
state ^Velsewhpre whena
holder»f a majprt/^dfr tfift Stock"
may s<«Qdtermiba. ,
Thira —Tlie object of said corpo
ration it ffeviiiary gain to itself and
its shareholders.
Fourth—Tn business to hM#ried
on by said cdxaprattow-'id’lfuylng own
ing, selling, dehiffl^Sonerally In any
and all kinds qf land, real estate, im
proved ju>d unimproved, timber aod
timber Interests, to buy, lease, rent
and sub-let farms and other real es
tate, to operate a general farming
business. Including truck farms and
dairies, to buy, bell and deal gener
ally In any and all kinds of personal
property, to buy, sell, operate, lease
saw mills and shingle mills, and
whatever business Is kindred thereto
In the manufacture of timber or any
kind of timber Interests, to buy, sell,
lease and operate turpentine farms
and to employ such means as may be
usual and necessary to the success
ful operation thereof, to form part
nerships with other firms, persons
or corporations for any of the
above enumerated puposes,
Fifth—The capital stock of said
corporation sball be fifty thousand
dollars, with the privilege of Increas
ing the same to on* hundred thous
and dollars by a majority vota of
the stock outstanding, said stock to
he divided Into shares of one hun
dred dollars each, ten per cent, of
wblcb baa been actually paid In. Pe
titioners desire tbe right to hav* the
subscriptions to. stoek to befpatd In
money or property to be taken at a
fair valuation.
Sixth—Petition*]* desire tha right
borrow money and to execute
notes, mortgages or other evidences
security for aald Indebtedness,
also th* right to loan money and
take security therefor; they also de
sire the right to apply for and ac
cept amendments to its charter of
either form or substance by a rot* of
the majority ot Its stock outstand
ing-at ths time: they also desire
the right of renewal when and as
provided by the laws of Georgia and
that It shall have all such othor
rlghtp and powers as are Incident -to
like corporation'or permissible un
der tha laws of (the state ot Georgia.
Wherefore petitioners pray to be
Incorporated under the same and
style aforesaid, with the powers,
privileges and Immunities herein set
forth and as are now or may here
after be allowed a corporation of
similar character under the laws ot
Georgia.
J. J. COPPAOE,
D. -C. ASHLEY,
J. Y. BLITCH,
VALDOSTA INVESTMENT CO.
PATTERSON ft COPELAND,
Attorneys.
OEORGIA—Lowndes County.
I, Paul Myddelton, Clerk of the
Superior Court of said county, do
certify that the foregoing Is a true
and correct copy ot the application
(or charter for Coppage Investment
Company as the same appears on
file In this ofilcs.
Witness my official signature this
8th day of December, 1911.
PAUL MYDDELTON.
Deputy Clerk.
GEORGIA—Lowndes County.
To All Whom It May Concern:
3. H. Mattox having In proper
term applied to me for permanent
letters ot admlnlnttatlon on the es
tate of Elisabeth Mattox, late ct
said county, this Is to cite all and
singular the creditors and next of
kin of Elisabeth Mattox to be and
appear at my office within tbe time
allowed by law, and sbow cause. It
any they can, why permanent ad
ministration should not be granted
to J. H. Mattox on Elisabeth Mat
tox's estate.
Witness my hand and official sig
nature, tbla 7th day of December,
1911.
A. V. SIMMS,
Ordinary Lowndes Connty.
GEORGIA—Lowed'
To All
J. Gldi
form applied v tb
letters of admlntati
tats of Moisey Glddens,
county, this Is to cite all and singu
lar the creditors and next of kin
Moisey Glddlns to be and appear at
my office within the time allowed l.v
law, and abow cause, It sny they
ran, why permanent administration
shnnld not he granted to J. J. Gld-
dfns on Molaey Glddlns' estate.
Witness uy hand and official sig
nature^ this 7th day ot December,
1911.' v
A. V. SIMMS,
Ordinary Lowndes Connty.
fOLEYSHOMET-” 5 !®
Petition fOr - charter,
GEORGIA—Lowndes County,
To the Superior Court of 8a!d Coun
ty:
Tbe petition of G. C. Morgan and
M. J. Paine of Lowndes County, Ga.,
and F. H. Hewlett, of Fulton county,
Ga., and John Cave, ot Htlfihoro,
county, Fla., respectfully snows:
First—That they desire tor them
selves and tbe associates, and Ibelr
successors and assigns, to be Incor
porated under the name and style
of "The Hewlett Company,”
Second—That the terms for
which petitioners desire to b* In
corporated is twenty years, with the
privilege of renewal at the expira
tion ot that time.
, Third—The capital stock ot aald
corporation Is five thousand dollars,
divided Into, iMm of one hundred
delta each,-twenty per cent, ot
which Is- sotnally paid in, bsLriOey
desire the rlglH*. to^AMfrease said
capital stock^AxoBr time to time, to
cfffnot to exxceed the sum
ot twenty-five thousand dollars, and
the right to similarly decrease said
capital stock to an amount not less
than the original capital stock of
one thousand dollars
Fourth—The object of tho pro
posed corporation Is pecuniary prof
it and gain to Its stockholders, and
tn« business they desire to carry- on
the manufacture and sale of a
certain patented device known as
"The Hewlett Hams Tug and Trace
Attachment," same being register,
ed In the United States Patent Of
fice at Washington as Patent Num
ber 9(6,090, and Issued on the 36th
day of April, 1910; also th* buying
and selling and the manufacture of
all kinds of harness and harness
hardware and attachments and any
and all kinds of articles used In the
manufacture ot harness and saddles,
and also to do a geheral harness and
saddlery business.
Fifth — Petitioners ask for th*
right and privilege to form and en
ter Into partnerships with Individu
als or other corporations In or out
of the state ot Georgia, to carry on
any of the business aforesaid, and
generally to do all such matters and
things as are Incidental to, or con
nected with, or necessary to, either
nr all of ths different kind ot busi
ness aforesaid.
Sixth—They desire to hsva the
power to sue an be sued, to plea^
and be Impleaded, to make by-laws,
elect such officers as they deemneo-
essary, and to have a corporate seal.
Seventh—That the principal of
fice and place of business of said
corporation shall be In th« city ot
Valdosta, In said county and state,
but your petitioners ask that they
have the right, and that the same be
conferred upon said corporation, to
have offices and agencies elsewhere
in this state and In any other state
or territory of the United States, and
to carry on any or all ol the busi
ness above described in such places,
lo or out 1 ot this state, at may be
deemed proper and necessary for
the Interests of said corporation.
Wherefore,' petitioner* pray that
that they be Incorporated under the
name aforesaid, for the term and
objecta aforesaid, and with tha
rights, powers, privileges and capi
tal stock aforesaid, and that they
hav* .all the rights, privileges and
Immunities enjoyed by corporations
under the laws of Georgia, and Its
subject to such liabilities as are fix
ed by law.
S. U. VARNEDOB,
Petitioners' Attorney,
I, Paul Myddleton, deputy clerk
ot the superior court of Lowndes
county, do certify that tie above la
a true and correct copy of petition
tor charter as appears upon ths min
utes of said court. This 8tb day ot
December, 1911.
PAUL MYDDLETON,
Deputy Clerk S. C. L. Co. Ga.
OEORGIA—Lowndes County.
To All Whom It Msy Concern;
Mrs. Augusta C. Wisenbaker hav
ing in proper form applied to m*
for permanent letters of administra
tion on the estate of J. Z. Wlsenoa-
ker, lato of said county, this Is to
cite all and singular the creditors
and next of kin of J. Z. Wisenbaker
to be and appear at my office within
the time allowed by law, on the
(list Monday In January, 1913, and
auow, cause. If any they can, why
permanent administration should
not bo granted to Mr*. Augusta C.
Wisenbaker on J. Z. Wisenbaker'*
estate.
Witness my hand and official sig
nature, this 4th day of December,
1911.
A. V. SIMMS,
Ordinary Lowndes County.
GEORGIA—Lowndes Connty.
To All Whom It May Concern:
F. M. Gaston having In proper
form applied to me for permanent
letters of administration on the et-
of Lewis Peyton, late ot said
this Is to cite all and sln-
the creditors and next of kin
iwls Pyton to be and appear
at my office within the time allowed
by law and BhOWcSguie, -It any they
can, why permanent .'administration
should not he granted to F. M. Gas
ton on Lewis Peyton’s estate.
Witness my hand and official sig
nature, this 7th day ot December,
1911.
A. V. SIMMS.
Ordinary Lowndes Connty.
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