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tub valiKmtA times, yaldogtA, oa, Saturday, JANUARY st, leiz
THE BREEDERS
NIETATATHENS
Some Important Matters
Were Discussed There
DfPKOVKMKVra WERE DISCCTS-
ED IN COTTON, BOYS CORN
CLUB AND OTHER THINGS TO
BENEFIT. THE FARMERS.
(From Tueefiar'e Dally.)
The Georgia Breeder*' Aetocla-
tlen met at the State College of Agri
culture In Athene on January 18tb.
The morning aeeelon waa held Joint
ly with the Slat, Horticultural So
ciety.
Chancellor David C. Barrow delW
ered an addreaa on the need* of Im
provement In corn and cotton. He
claimed that there was no need for
nryiimcnt In the case of Improvement
corn, ae the 16 bushel yield for
lUt year as compared with the aver
age yield of the Boys' Corn Club In
the atate was conclusive proof of the
need of Improvement In the corn.
In Improvement of cotton he ar
gued that we needed euch Improve
ment that would enable ua to grow
about the name number of bales on
about one-third the area. He show
ed that In the last forty year* the
principal giving of time In cotton
production was In ginning and mar
keting; that It tool just about; the
same time to cultivate It now .that *t
always did: to eave time herWlt waa
necessary, as noted above to reduce
the. acreage, and this called for Im
provement.
Prof. R. H. J. Deloach, of the
State ColVwe of Agriculture, and
■ c. A. MeDenfion, oMhe Georgia
pcrlment Station, dismissed the
^thods of Improving cotton. Prof,
discussed principally the
.length of the lint, pointing
A COAST LINE
FREIGHT TRAIN
HAD BAD WRECK
Track was Tom up and
Rails Were Twisted
CAB OF STEED RAIDS GOT OFF
TRACK AND TORE THE OCAPIL-
CO TRESTLE INTO DUST AND
SHAVINGS
(From Tuesday’s Dali7.)
A freight train on the Atlantic*
Coast Line, going west laat night
about ten o’clock, happened to
wreck at the Okepllco Creek three
mllea this aide of Quitman.
The track was torn up for about
a quarter of a mile and the bridge
over the creek waa torn Into kind
ling wood. Four or five cars of ateel
rail and four box earn of merchan-
dlae were thrown from the track
nd ono of them was thrown aerdss
L A negro brnkeman In the ca
boose was hurt by being thrown
across a atove, though no one else
wan Injured.
The wreck Is said to have been
tho moat complete that haa been
seen In this section. The big ninety
pound ateel rails were twisted and
broken like wirea, while the tract?
wae torn up, tho croastles beaten to
a pulp and the ground ploughed up
almost aa If done by a steam shovel.
The wreck waa caused by a flat
car which got off of the track and
which ran along over the crosstlea
until the bridge was reached. When
the wheels began to jump across
the crosstles of the bridge It pound
ed the ties to pieces and tore the
bridge up, dumping two or three of
the cara Into the creek.
There have been no trains over
the road since. A special train
came from Waycross this morning
and went to ‘the scene of the wreck
returned taking up the
the regular morning
Baltfbrldge. Tho
toured from
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Mifdaia*. to both (elecrapb
and telephone lines, th. poles of both
cotnpar.lv* having be* torn down.
nr (ttff.rent vrlettm U ™ • ,p * ot * a th,t **• *»*•
of different WWM w#B , d repaired by this afternoon
V* and.that traffic would be resumed to
night.
1 newton waa devoted
history and method!
1 ton,
i following moltrilona were
:ndopted;
1. That th* Georgia Breeder*'
' Aaorlatlon arrange for repreaentn-
tlog In th* National Breeders' Ann
otation.
. I That a rommltte* bo appoint
ed to es-abllah standards for the
State of Georgia for corn and cotton.
In which the yield nnd profit, n* well
ns tho other points taken Into consid
eration. shall be coneldcrod. nnd thV.
the difference* between prolific and
non-prollflc he defined nnd a eepa
rats standard ho worked out for each.
S. That the Idea of extension
teaching for the betterment of farm-
.frg Interest* of the state be endt reed,
-and the National Congress be re>
quested to appropriate matey to the
Agriculture! College* for this par.
'pose.
The following officer* were elected
■for the ensuing year: President, Dr.
D 0. Hardman, of Commerce, Ge.;
Vice-President, It. H. J. DeDoarh,
Athene. Secretary end Treasurer,
John R. Fain, Athene: Members Ex-
ecutlve Commit*ec. Thomas T.tttle,
/parts, W. 0. Lewie, Wetleton, and
C: A. McLendon, Experiment
Applicant for F. 8. Commissions.
Mr. D. B. Small, of tala city, went
to Macon last night to confer with
Judge Speer In regard to th* posi
tion of United States Commissions
and deputy clerk of the federal
court here. Mr. Smell's appoint
ment to the position had been urged
upon Judge Speer by mow of Mr.
Bmetl'o friends, and th* Judge had
naked Mr. Smell to com* to Macon
and **• him about It
Whs It became known that there
was a likelihood that Mr. Small
would bo appointed, th# lawyer* of
the city and several Influential ms
wrote letters of commendalon to
k Judge Speer. *
It Is believed that Mr. Small ha*
|s good chance of being appointed
I hla friend* an conBdant that ha
nil hli position with credit to
' and to th* office. Th*
not believes that th* appoint.
vronld bo a popular on* and
h'i;x* that Judge Spear will give
Small th* position.
lungs so that they per
perform their duties.
ell, N. C.
having
I the symptoms and we had
i in the family with good results. I
think it is the greatest medicine on the market and
should be known to every family.”
J. M. McLELLAN.
5
At your Drag gist’s
or by Mail
Eettmomy i
>c.y 50c., $1.00
i Iht d'lUar lit,.
I will five you the right good,
at tho rlgnt prices on your fertltlaer.
Joe Dasher. 1,-16 wit
Death of an Infant
Tho friends of Mr. and 111
Bold deeply sympathise wl'J
the death of their Infanl
occurred last night. The lltl
wae hurled In the city cemtei
morning.
Tt'n worth $6.00 to you to
our adxertleement In this pa
don’t overlook It. Daraen-
H nil war* Co.
Cara Collided Today. ''
Mias Eaato Barnwell, of this cnr.
received somo Injuries today tufa
collision of street cars on the wag
to the cotton mills. The rare rim
together, smashing a glass anl
throwing tho fragments of glass into
the young Indy's eyes.
She was brought to the city* and
Dr. 8m!th waa called to attend her.
It I* difficult to eay how serious her
Injuries are, but her friends and re
lative* fear that she will have a good
deal of trouble.
It Is understood that the accident
was not a very serious one so (ay
as the car* were concerned, th*
greatest Injury being done to Mufi
Barnwell by the broken glass. - ]
VICK’S FAMILY REMEDIES CO.,
Greensboro, N. C.
>C0.
See tho list of satisfied Majestic
Rango users In this paper.
KIDDING AT 8TATEXYIDDK.
Tom Zlpperrr Met Ills Heath In a
Target Practice There.
(Additional details were brought
to the city tbit morning In regard
to th* killing of Tom Zlpperer **
Statenvltie Sunday afternoon.
It teem* that Zlpperer and a lad
named Pink John*, twelve yean old,
had an old platol and were shooting
tt n target. It'le said that Zippier
cocked the weapon and handed It to
th* lad to shoot, hnt th* boy declin
ed to tak* It and handed It Iwe^.
to Zlpperer.
As the weapon pined from Joh'M
to Zlpperer It was discharged, tne
bullet striking Zlpperer In a vital
(pot and cansing hi* death.
Stops
eness
Sloan’s, Liniment is a relia-
ti'c'Wcmedy (or any kind of
horse lameness. Will kilt the
growth of spavin, curb or splint,
absorb enlargements, and is
excellent for sweeny, fistula
and thrush.
Here's Proof.
" I tiwd Sloan's Liniment on a mule for
•high lameness,’ ami cured her. I am
nevtr without a bottU ot your linlmsnt»
have bought more oi it than any other
remedy lor paW Baity kiaav,
Coaudv. ky.
"SWe Lialment ta the he»t made. I
have removed yen Large ahoe boil* oil a
home with it. I have hilled a quarter
crack on a more that waa awfully bath 1
have also healed raw, mu necks on three
horses. 1 have healed grease heel ou B
mare that could hardly walk.” . _
Anthony ii. Ilivan^OokUnd, Fa.,
SLOANS
LINIMENT
is good for all farm stock.
f “Sly hog* had he* cholera three day*
before we got your ImimcM. which I waa
advised to Of. I have used it now lor
three day* and my hoc* on al»e.J well.
One ho* died defoc# I got the Uniment,
but 1 hare not Wt any afnee.**
A. J. McCarthy, Idavtlk. lad.
er powers, privileges, and immunl- ln g for the purpose
tic. as are now. or may hereafter. , a | d de/bt du0 b l
be allowed a corporation of similar Church, Colored,
i -- Ashley Co., together-
I’ctilion for Charter.
GEORGIA—Lowndes County.
To the Superior Court of said coun
ty:
The petition of Robert R. Wright,
M. C. Cason, Anthony Simon, Robert
Rushing, P. H. Drown an,i A. J.
Hall, all of aaid state and county, re
spectfully shows:
1. That they desire for them-
aelvea, their associates and succes
sors, to bo incorporated and made a
•body politic, as a soclnl, charitable,
and benevolent society under the
name and stylo of “Tho Willing
Workers." ,
2. Tho term for which petitioner*
desire to be Incorporated la twenty
(20) years, with tho privilege of re
newal at the expiration or that
period.
3. The location and principal of-
flee of said corporation shall be In & a
the city of Valdosta, Lowndes coun- ——
ty, Georgia: but petitioners desire ] Public Sale.
the rlRht to organlio lodges nt oth- GEORGIA—Lowndes County,
er placet In said county, and In oth- i. . . ...
er counties of said state, and In oth- ! Und * r and‘by virtue of the power
or states throughout the United and authority vetted fn the under
and expense of sale. ,
per cent (10 per cent) ;
fees as provided for la i
Said property to ho soli
pioperty of the said First!
Church, colored, and tho.J
of said sale to bo applied
character under the laws of Geor-
gla.
WHITAKER & DUKES,
Petltloera’ Attorneys.
Filed In oflice the 15th day of
January, 1912.
R. R. MYDDELTON. Clerk.
GEORGIA—Lowndes County.
I, R. B. Myddelton. Clerk of the 1 ment of" said deb? nrlfi
Superior Court of Lowndes County forest, attorney's fees *a
do hereby certify that the foregoing sal d sale and’ tho balal
la * tru* and correct copy of the np- to be pal'd over to tho
plication for.chnter of "Tho Willing said church, or Ihelr legal rrf
Workers” as the same appears on tatlree.
file In this office. I a proper conveyance to
Witness my official signature, and 'erty will be made to the pntch*e\
the seal of said court this the 16th of said property by the undeelgn-
day of J»nu»ry._1912. _ ed, as provided by the terms of sold
contract, and np-ronmnut
R. B.. MYDDELTON, Clerk
Superior Court of Lowndes Coun-
States.
Said corporation has no capi
tal stock, and !■ not organized for
pecuniary gain, but for social, char
itable and benevolent purposes wie-
ly.
5. Petitioners desire the right
to rccciv© by purchase, gift or be
quest. all property both real estate
and personal, necessary for the pur
poses of said corporation, with the
right to sell or Incumber, by mort
gage, lien, security-deed, or other
wise, the same for the promote of
the object of said organisation.
Petitioners further desire the
right to charge and collect n mem
bership fee, and either weekly or
monthly, dues from each member of
said society, and to expend all
money that may come Into the hands
of the treasurer of asld society, for
the current expenses thereof, and
for the relief and benefit of tick
and deatttute members, and for the
bnrlal of the dead. In such manner
aa may be provided lor by the by
law# of said organisation..
WHEREFORE. Petitioner* prty
to be Incorporated under the name
,le aforesaid. *Uh the pox-
Ivilcget and immunities, here
together with such oth-
S'
to pv meurpe
land atrle af
'era, privilege
in set forth.
signed, Ousley-Ailtiey Co., by terms
of a certain cowact and agree
ment, made and ‘Altered into be
tween the Fire* Baptist Church,
colored, ef Valdosta, Ga.. by and
through it# duly elected trustees,
and the said Ousley-Ashley Co., on
the 30th d*y of November, 1909,
for the purpose of ««|*rlng a certain
indebtedness due endowing by said
First Baptist Church, colored, to
said Oualey-Ashley Co. the under
signed will sell at public outcry be
fore the Court House door in said
county, during the legal hours of
tale, on the first Tuesday In Feb
ruary, 1912 to the highest and beat
bidder foa cash, the following dee-
crlbed property, to-wit:
All that tract or parcel of Und
situated, lying and being In the city
of Valdoeta, said county and atate.
fronting fifty two and one-half
(52 H) feet on the south side ef
ridth one hundred
, bounded on the north by
and five
(105) feet, -
Jackson street, eaet by land of Ber
tha Jackson, and William Coleman,
south by Inna of Llsstmore, and
west by l»nd of Turner Bryant, and
also the brick church house now
erected on aaid land: Said «*le be-
contract and agreement.
This 11th day of January, 1912,
OUSLEY-ASHLEY CO.
By M, R. OUSLEY, Vice Pi
GEORGIA—Lowndes County,
To all Whom It May Concern
James O. Scruggs havlnj
er form applied to me fo«
ent letters of admlnistratlj
estate of Lena Gaines, ul,
county, this fn to cite all fa
gular the creditors and n«
of Lena Gaines to be and j
my office within the timJ
by law, and show cause, If any #
can, why permanent administration i
should not he granted to Jamfs O.l
Semes* on Lena Gaines’ estate!
Witness by hand and official sl*»
nature, this 8th day of January.
A. V. SIMMS. Ordinary.
GEORGIA—I»wnd*q County.
To_AU Whom It Ms# Concern:
fTn pi
R. B. Myddleton having In prop
ier form applied to me for perma
nent letters of administration on
♦he estate of J. A. Williams, late
ef said county, this Is to cite .ill
and singular the creditors tnd next
of kla of J. A. Williams to be and
appear at my efllce within the time
allowed by law, aad show cause, if
any they can. why permanent ad
ministration should not be granted
to R. B. Myddelton on J. A. Wil
liams’ estate.
Witness my hand and official I „„„
signature this 4th day of Janunrp.! signature this 4th day of January,.
1 Application for Charter.
GEORGIA—Lowndes County.
To tne Superior Court of said Coun
ty:
The petition of Frank Roberts,
A. L. Davis, B. H. Roberts, W. L.
Roberts and J. Y. Roberts, all of
Lowndes county, Ga., respectfully
•how*:
1. That they desire, . for them
selves, their associates and succes
sors, to be Incorporated and made a.
body politic under the name and-
style of Valdosta Construction Com*
pany, for and during the term of
twenty years, with the privilege of
renewal at the end of said term.
2. That the object of their asso
ciation Is pecuniary gain and profit
to Itself and Its stockholders.
3. That th e business to be car
ried on by said corporation is a gen
eral construction, contracting and
development business, and they pro
pose to engage in constructing and:
equipping, but not operating, rail
roads. telegraph and telephone linear
and their appurtenances, dealing in
real estate and acting as agent# for
others In acquiring. Improving and
disposing of real estate, const uct-
ing and operating manufactorlee ot
any kind or character, and buying,
selling or dealing In stocks and
bonds or other corporate securities*
4. That the capital stock of said
corporation shall be $25,000, all
common, divided into shares of
$100 each, but they desire for said
corporation the right, from time to
time, whenever authorived by a ma
jority vote of its stockholders, to
increase said capltnl stock, not to
exceed $500,000 and to similarly de
crease the eame to *n amount not
below the original cr^itnl stock .
5. The principal office of Raid
Company shall be in the city of Val
dosta, Lowndes County, Georgia, but
they desire the right to establish
branch offices nnd agencies, and
carry on eaid •business, or any branch
thereof, In such place or places in
and out of said State ns may be
deemed advisable and to the Inter
est, of said corporation and Its
stockholders.
fi. They desire that said corpor
ation shall have tho right to sqe
and be sued, plead and be implead
ed, to have and use a common seal,
to make all necessary by-laws and
regulations and to do all other
things that may be necessary for
the successful carrying on of said
business. Including the right to bor
row money, execute notes and Iseuw
bonds as evidence of Indebtedness
which may be Incurred in the con
duct of its business, and secure the
same, If necessary, by mortgage or
other form of lien; to purchase, own,
hold and dispose of the stocks,
bonds and securities of other cor
porations, to purchase, lease, own
and hold any real or personal prop
erty and dispose of the same at
pleasure, and to lend or Invest its
funds In such way as it may deem
proper. x
7Vrhey desire, for said corpora
tion,! the power and /authority to-
»PljJ .for and accept i amendMpit*
it* charter, of eltner forinr or
substance, and to wind up, liquidate
and discontinue Its business at any
time by a majority vote of the out
standing stock.
WHEREFORE, Petitioners pray
to be incorporated under tbe name
rl® aforesaid, with the pow-
. . Ivlleges and Immunities here
in set forth, and such as are now
or may hereafter be allowed corpora
tions of similar character, and sub
ject to all the restrictions and liabi
lities Imposed by law.
E. K. WILCOX.
Attorney for Petitioners.
Filed In office, January 10, 1912*
R. B. MYDDELTON,
Clerk, 8. C., L. Co., Ga.
GEORGIA—-Lowndes County.
I, R. B. Myddelton, Clerk of to®
Superior Court of said county, do
hereby certify that tho foregoing Is
a true and correct copy of the appli
cation for chnrter of Valdosta Con
struction Company, as the same ap
pears of file In this office.
Witnpse my official signature and
the seal of the Court hereunto affix
ed, this January 10, 1912.
R. B. MYDDELTON,
Clerk, S. C., L. Co., Ga.
Valuable Land* for Sale.
GEORGIA—Echols County.
There will be sold, at pulic outcry,
before the courthouse door, in said
county, on the first Tuesday In Feb/
ruarv next, within the legal hours
of sale, to the highest bldd'er for
cash, all that part of lots of land
numbers one hundred and elghty-
one (181) and one hundred and
eighty-nine (189) lying east of tho
Elapaha river, In eald county of
Alnpaha river. In said county of
said county, containing eight hun
dred (800) acres, more or less, be-
in* what Is known as L. J. Strick-
~ind’a place, and property, with all
le dwellings, and Improvements
thereon, each lot, or part thereof
‘ he sold separately and to be sold
the property of L. J. Strickland,
virtue of an order and decree of
the Superior court of Lowndes coun-
^ Ga., in the case of L. J. Strick-
1 vs. B. F. Strickland, E. L.
re, and C. Strickland, attorneys
fact for heirs at law of L. Strlck-
et al. and to satisfy the ver-
and Judgment rendered in said
against the plaintiff, L. J.
ikland.
■This Jan. 12th, 1912.
V B. F. STRICKLAND
JEuRGIA—Lowndes •’eunty.
o All Whom It May Ccncern:
Mr*. John Quinsy Zlpperer hav-
ng in proper form applied to me
for permanent letters of adminis
tration on tbe estate of Marrlon M.
Zlpperer, late of aaid county, this
is to cite all and singular the cred-
.ors and next of kin of Marrlon M.
Zlpperer to be and appear at my
offlee within the time allowed by
law, and show cans#, if any they
can. why permanent admtnaitratton
should not be granted Mrs. John
Quincy Zlpperer on Marrlon Zip-
perer’a estate.
Witness my hand and official 1
1912.
A. V. SIMMS. Ordinary.
i 1912.
A. V. SIMMS, Ordinary.