The Bainbridge democrat. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 18??-????, November 12, 1908, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextHere Shall the Press the People’s Rights Maintain gy JOHN M BRDWfl BAIN23ID3E. GEORGIA. THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER U, 1908. Vol. 39—No.2-$l.oo * Y-sar Editoriaiettes AU! r U) ,ta Herald has found ! t^t tllu reaSoa of P' )st " *“Lrs now limp in their walk is ; y hftVe had their legs pulled so often of Hte. I rnCle j„e Cannon of Illinois has Dtrn re-e i s ctt:d to congress by thousand. As he will be „ sj .rity <»f = eVbn tiie hou toutinue Republican probably re elected spoaKer, that it is all over , back uo Lurcourage, stop yawping and jut your shoulder to the wheel. y ,u can’t lose this country. It is too big, sure and certain of its des- fav . u fc'il just humli along and 3 ai that not even a Kepub- bean party in power can hold the vRjuth back show 7h« returns from many of ihe n ,rtheru and western .tales plain ly indicate the fact tkatthe demo ns nominated the wrong man for president. They elected demo cratic stae officers and a republi can president wnich gives the ap pearance that they had no faith in nor did not like Bryan. The nomination of Mr. Bryan for & third time was an idiotic nrocc— dure; behind it was the passionate umeason of a class of politicians witnout capacity for leadership or understanding of statesmanship The thinking democrats of the cuntry deliberately concluded that the rehabilitation of the dem ocratic party would be hopeless until the Bryan mania should spend itself, and so they fell in with the Denvi-r program and fol- trntd Mack, Haskell, Woodson and the rest of their crew Jto ine . i- tahie disaster. Whether or not the people who believe in the real principles of democracy will bi al» lowed to direct the party’s activi ties in the future remains to be Business Will Boom. The 'election of Mr. Tuft will mean the beginning of additional prosperity: thet is, it will mean more Jor those who hove money and something for the unpr r -sper>. M ur as well. The men of brains and enterprise who were crippled by the panic, who were dishearten, ed by their losse*, have had ti ne to get their second wind. Some of the old leaders may have fallen by the wavside, but others will arise to take their place, im patient at the long delay attendant upon the uncertainty of the eke tion. Crush The Night Riders. Martial law prevails in that part of Tennessee where ‘‘night riders” have been most violent. It is a sad state of afiairs, The same lawless spirit cursed Kentucky. Lands, fertile lands, thousands of acres once in prosperous cultivaticn, are idle and deserted; thousands of farmers have fled (hose sections, because intimidated; property worth millions of dollars has been destroyed. That is whai indul gence in lawlessness and violence bring- ;that is the result of defiance of law and public sentiment. God forbid we shall have such scenes in Georgia, Every consideration of sanity, of self-defense, of soundest public policy, demands that the “night rider” in Georgia shall be cru-hed with an :ron and relentless hand. —News. Albany to St. Andrews Bay) There is no longer oecas on for loubt that work of comaruciing the Georgiy Southwestern and Gulf Railroad from Albany and Dawson to St. Andrews Bay, Florida, will soon begin. There has been filed for record in Dougherty county a mortgage for the railroad company, through its president, W. vl. Legg, an* II. J Bruton, Iroin BaiubriJge, secretary and treasurer,tor $4,0o0,o0o to the Uarnegie Trust Co , 'of New York. The road is to cost not more than $20,o0o a mile and the Railroad Commission has authorized the issue of bonds in the sum ot §4,o00,0oo. The mortgage recites that it is the ; urpose ot the company to build a line of railroad from Dawson an ! Albany in a southweaterly direction througri Terrell,Calhoun,Dougherty, Baker, Miller and Decatur counties in Georgia, and through Jackson, Calhoun and Washington counties in Flo ida, to Dyers Point, which is located on St. Andrews Bav, Gulf of Mexico, a distance of 157 mile-. It is stated that it is also the intention ot the company to build branch hues and acquire others by purchase, making an aggregate mileage of ab< ut 200. First and last, seyeu companies have been chartered to build a Iin- ol railroad from Aloany to St. Andrews Bay.. But the Legg- Bruton and associates enterprise is a certainty and we felicitate this en tire section upon the fact. Hurrah for the new enterprise. Grand and Petit Jurors. Legal Advertisements. In the Court of Ordinary. Leave to Sell. GEORGIA—Decatur County. All persons are hereby notified that Erin Jones Sherman, as Administratix of the estate of D. B. Sherman deceas ed, has filed application in this office to sell the real and personal property of said decea e for the mirpose of paving deb-s and for distribution, and said ->p- plicat’cn will be heard before said Or dinary at the December Term 1908 of said Court, to be held on the first Mon day in Deeemb next. Wittness my official signature this Nov. 2, 1908. T, B. MAXWELL,Ordinary. AD.VI IN IS i RATOR’S SALE. GEORGIA—Decatur County. Bv virture of an order of the Court of Ordinary of said Co-.ntv,Will be sold at public outcry, on tbe'lirst Tuesday j in December, 1908, at the Court House door In said county,between the legal hours of sale,the following tract of land in said county, to-wit: That tract or parcel of land situated, iyin£ and being in the 14th District of said countv, consisting of two handred and fifty (250i acres, more or less, being the whole oflot of number one hun dred and forty (140). There being about a four-horse farm on said land, "ow in a high state of cultivation. Also large roomy dwelling house,large Barn,wag on and other out-housee, wire fencing around the principal part of the pla - tation and being the residence and farm of the late Samuel Brunson, deceased, situated five miles south of Donalson- ville, Ga. Terms cash. This Nov. 2nd 1908. J. H. Boyeti, Admr. Estate of Sam orunson. DECATUR MORTGAGE SALE GEORGIA—Decatur C untv: Will be sold, before the Court house door, in the city of Bainbridge, in said Connty, on the" First Tuesday in Dee. next, during the legal hours of sale the following described property to-wit: One bay mare about -seven years old, named Matt, ene black mare about seven years old named Ella, with star in her face one black mare named Della, about six years'old, one light bay mare with black mane and tail, named Minnie with white spot on her back and with blaze face and about nine years old. Also one two horse “White Hickory - ’ wagon, one Bartlesville top buggy with red running gear twenty- three [23] head of cattle marked with smooth ciop in the left ear and swallow fork and underbit in the right ear, also three hundred [300] bushels of corn, twen ty-five hundred [2500] pounds of fodder and ten thousand [1000] pounds ef hay. All of said described property levied upon as the property of Defendant to satisfy a Mortgage fifa from the city court of Bain bridge at the March term 1908 in favor of the Wedeles Tobacco Co. vs William E. Harris. Ploperty pointed out by the de- tensor* This Nov. 4th 1908- L. F. PATTERSON, Sheriff. DECATUR JbORlC/ Gi. SALE GEORGIA—Decatur County. Will be soJd, before the Court Housf door, in the city of Bainbridge, in silt county, during ,,he legal ours of sale on the first Tuesday in Dec. next, the following described property - to-wit: F >1 forty-years the South has iflnaed it? Northern as-ociates to ttUc the candidates for president ind vii e-president. It has shown ^thoroughly national spirit, and unselfish and patriotic motive tbroughuu,. And yet everything that she touches has been repu diated by New York and New Eng land and by the larger states of the Biddle West. Twice in the last four years has it been beaten with ihe big stick and now it is asked to to' up, mbits head and fall in with the men w ho have done the club bing, The situation ia an impossi ble ocs, to every self respecting Democrat and so far as we are con brned we shall in future stand pat for a southern man for president, Enfoice I he Game Laws. An organintion is being pertect- ^ in thi- state for the purpose of f nforclng the game law, which has **on one of tne most abused laws °h the ,-tatute books. If the real tpor S’uien will cooperate with the SvGtleniH! who are interested in ’-He organization much good can be brought about for the protection of Pnaie. Unless the movement r “Ce]ve • the hearty support of the sportsmen, theu in a few years the • m this-tat t will be exterminated aad the sport which has been en kvfed hy a large element of our f ilizon-i will be a thing of the past. Evef y citizen in Georgia shorn Id j' in in the movement for the pro* action of game and every county lB toe state should bave a ganoa *»rden, who wiil give the duties of toe office his attention and if nec- * !8 *ry, a salary 8 hould be fixed by toe Mjoroas grand juries In the providing a sufficient amount ‘0 e*c Ure good men who will to*t the law it enforced, Now, Get to Work. The people of the whole country ave been in an expectant and uns certain s.ate for along time. Busk )i<-88 has been waiting tor the crucial ele-tion day to pass. There are many interests which can stand any thing better than uncertainty, and now that the worst, or best—as they ch >ose to regard it—has been made known, they are ready to g<» forward with lull steam ahead. This is the spirit which animates us here in Georgia. Our resources are too great and our energy too indomitable tor a presidential elec tion to cripple or dishearten us. With cheerful optimism, fi t’s get down to work.—Atlanta Journal. Drawn to service at the Novem ber Term o r Decatur Superior Court, 1908: GRAND JURORS. H. C. Allen W \V. Gibson T. B. Oliver A. E. Belcher H W. Martin \i. F. Conoly Joe M. Dollar D. R. Bower Jas. H. Emanuel Jno. T. Lane C. C. Boland S. B. Bout well R. F K'nley G. D. Cowart M. S. Guilford G. L Earnest Jas. W. Dona 1-on J. C. Ballou W C Gibson J. L. Donalson H. J. Maddox A. Parker S. E. Fiveash W. M.Chester I). L Bledsoe N F. Mallard R. O. Collins VV. D, Aker H. V. Griffin W. J. Dube TRAVERSE JURORS—1ST WEEK. Leave to Sell. GEORGIA—Decatur County. Notice is hereby giveu that the un dersigned ha? applied to the Ordinary of said county f r leave to sell land be longing to his wards fot the purpose of maintenance and Education, and said application will be heard 't the regular ter n of the court of Ordinay for said county, to be held on the first Monday i- December 1908. This Nov. 2nd, 1908. R. A. Reynolds Natural ‘Guardian of Reubin, Leonard. Horace and Emma Reynolds, One seventy [70] saw Gin, Feeder and {Condenser one 42 inch Malsby A Company grist mill, one Felker Engine ami Boiler, twenty and twent-five horse power, also one Elevator, said described property lev ied on as the property of Defendant, to sat., isfy a mortgage Execution issued from the city court of Bainbridge in favor of the Bank of Donaisonville vs J. F. Reynolds Property pointed out in the lifa. This Nov, 4th 1908. L. F. PATTERSON. Sheriff. Clta i Margarte C. Rushwc James A. Brewer, Mmm vs. M. W. Monroe and Nicola M. Skackelton. Application for Partition to the Judge of the Superior Court of Decatur Couuty To Nicola M. Shackelton,— By order of the Honorable W.N.Ssence, Judge of the Superior Court o' said coun* ty, at Bainbridge, Ga., on November 9th, 1908, al 10 o’clock, a. m., at which time and place the applicant will apply to the Judge of the Superior Court for an order of partition and sale of the ands in Decatur county in which you are interested with the applicant and M.W.Monroe, and which application will then and there be passed upon. Witness the Honorable W, N. Spence, Judge of said court, this the 14th day of October, 1908. C. W. WIMBERLEY, Clerk. Libel for Divorce. GEORGIA—Decatur County. Frank Crawford 1 vs. t Libel for Divorce Lola Crawford, j The defendant, Lola Crawford, is hereby required, in pel-son or b) attorney to be and appear at the next Superior Court to be held in and for said county on the sec^ ' ond Monday in November next, then and there to answer the Plaintiff’s libel for a to tal divorce, as in default of such appearance the court will proceed according to the statutes in such caaes made and provided. Witness the Honorable W. N. Spence, Judge of said Court. This 24th day of Au~ gust, 190S. K. G. IIARTSFIELD, Plaintiff’s Attorney. C. W. WIMBERLEY aug.-27-2ir. Clerk. We Think So, Too- We copy to endorse the following sentiments clipped frfcm the Atlanta Georgia: The party that rises up to defeat the Republican party must be be yond suspicion in its organization as well as in its intents. As to fear of Mr. Bryan personally it occur, to us that the tree silver doctrine ot 1896; the storm of anti- imperialism in 19o0 and the procla mation for government ownership ol railroads in New York in 19o6 have lingered in the minds of the people and have caused them to regard the Nebraskan a# a wild and flighty the orist, a dangerous doctrinaire. So much iorour explanation of the reason why. . The next three years are a rat gntv fine time for the peop e ot thiscouns try—who have a distaste for the Rooseveltian dynasty, tor the rule ot “protection, privilege and plntoc racy ” and for those otber “’ Sn8 0t which the Republican party is g«>I' .y to do some tail thinking. And our slogan is— Let the people think. r fben— * They will be flt to rule. t , ,1,,, nircii come. It brings they spend a Jew don the °° a droJ. m*hJ dollars with the f t £de* people- Our country people shoald havethe plea**™ of All work, jfafctc Jack a L. H. Tonge L. D. Hitt J. C. McCaskil W. A. Bullock Jno. B. Lane T. W. Bell R. L.Coleman W. G. Kirkland W. A. Johnson J.P Brown D. H.. Wood G, L. Lowey P. A, McCall Bennett Bell J. H. Hanna J. C.Ration C. L. Funderburk T. C. Funderburk TRAVERSE JURORS 2ND WEEK Duncan Curry 1? rauk 8. Jones B. F. Andrews C. H. Caldwell Josh W. Floyd E A Trawick T. M. Hines H. M. Yeates I. E. Newton H, W. Egerton P. L. Thigpen O. C. Smith J. M. Robinson W. J Harris, Sr., () R Smith S. S. Schaeffer F. 8. King Chas. L. Glover J. P. Harrell G. W Hagan C. M. Mock Jas. Braswell E. E. Babb D W. Hodges V. E. Hanna W. F, Cato C’ R, Graham J, H. Knndrick F, P, Howell E, E, Battles Kip Knight C, L, Martin , C, Duke J, B. Clemmons Geo, O. Smith £. J, Coleman M, L, Mays D. T. Wilson T. M. Battle C. J. Philips W. R. Wilson A, B. Belcher W, M, Duke J, D, Lane G, B, Toole J, E, Royal R, T, Clark D, K, Talber T, A, Cumbie Ed Burkej R, 8, Fuuderburk G. E. Horusley J, C. Hanna Simon Brock Leave to Sell. GEORGIA—Decatur county. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has applied to the Ordinary of said countv for leave to sell land be longing to her wards,for the purpose of maintenance and education and that said application will be heard at the regul r term of the court of Ordinary for said county, to be held on the fir ?t Monday in December, 1998. This Nov. 2nd, 1908. Mrs. B. L. Hughes Natural Guardian of Araminta. Edward and Alma Bird. Year’s Support. Georgia Decatur Conntv. The return of the aporaisers setting -part twelve month’s support Jto the family of Will Sheppard deceased, hav ing been filed in my office, ail persons concerned are cited to f how cause b.v the first Monday of Dec. 1908, why said application for twelve month’s support should not be granted. This Nov. 2nd 1908. T. B. MAXWELL,. Oidmary DECATUR SHERIFF SALE GEORGIA, ) Decatur Countyi Will be sold before the Cour t hous- door j n the city of Bainbidge’ in Bair County, on the first Tuesday in Decern ber next, during the legal hours of sale the following described property to-wit That certain one half acre city lot situate in the City of Bainbridge in said County, and bounded as follows : On the North by Planters’ Street, on the West by property of Mose Pinkney and others and on the South and East by land of Defendants.—said lot levied upon being in a square—and levied upon as the property of Defedants, to satis fy a Fi-fa from Decatur Superior Court in favor of Homer Dtckenson and Jul a Dick enson vs Mrs E - E. Hunnewell and Mrs. G. E Baker. This November 4th, I9oSr L. F. PATTERSON. Sheriff. CITATION. To All Whom It May Concern: T. M.Hines,having in proper form ap plied to me for permanent Letters of Administration on the estate of G. P. Wood, late of said Countv, this is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of said G. P.Wood to be and appear at my Office on the first Monday in Dec. 1908,and show canse, if any they can, why permanent Ad ministration should notbe granted to said T. M. Hines on said G. P. Wood’s estate. Witness my hand and official signature, Nov. 2nd 1908. T. B. MAXWELL, Ordinary. DEJATUR SHERIFF BALE. DECATUR MORTGAGE SALE Will be sold, before the Court House door, in the citvof Bainbridge, in said county, daring the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday' in Dec. next, the following described property, to- wit: 2 desks; fifteen section Book Case; twenty- six [26] volumes of Encyclopedia of Law [80] eighty volumes of Georgia Reports four [4] chairs, lot of rugs; one clock; one cuspidore; one coal scuttle, lot of miscei aneous Lnw Books; one Typewriter all of said described property levied upon as the property of Defendant to satisfy a mort gage fi fa from the City Court of Bam bridge vs D. W. Sheffield. This Nov. 4th 1908. L. F. PATTERSO Sheriff. DECATUR SHERIFF SALE. GEORGIA—Decatur County : Will be sold, before the Court House door, in the City of Bainbridge, in said county, duriDg the legal hours of sale on the First Tuesday in Dec. next the following described property, to wit: One new model Eureke Gang Lathe mill. No, 7095 and levied on as the property of Detendant, to satisfy a city court fifa issued from the city court of Bainbridge, in favor of the Chattanooga Machinejy Co., vs. L. M. Priest. This Nov. 4th 1908. L. F PATTERSCN, Sheriff. How is lour Digestion! Mrs. Mary Dowling of No. 228 8tb Ave., San Francisco, recommends » remedy for stomach trouble She says: - Gratitude for the wonderful effect of Electric Bltteruin ae*** of acute indi gestion, prompts this testimonial I am vlly convinced that Jbrstonanch and jv er troubles Electric Bitters is ths remedy on the market to-day,” Tnls great tonic and alterative medL wasaE***'* er-ig stores in all 56c at all Georgia—Decatur Countv. Will be sold before the c.<urt house door, in the city of Bainbridge, in said count v, on the first Tuesday in Dec. next,'during the legal hours of sale, he following described property, to-wit: “The Wainman Normal and Industrial Institute” and especially the following pro perty towit: All of Plat No. [II] eleven embracing ten [10] lots and five [5] lots di rectly North of Piat No. [11] eleven, in Plat No. [19] nineteen, the amount contained in number nineteen is [375] three hundred and seventy-five feet by [15°] one hundred and fifty leet. The amount contained in Plat No [II] eleven is three hundred aad fifteen [315] feetbj [375] three hundred and seventy-five feet, and known as •‘Free town," and situated near the city of Bain bridge in lot of land No 205 in the 15th District of said county and state, being the property conveyed by H.J. Bruton, to said Normal and Industrial School, October 14th, 1903, by Deed recorded in Book No 2, folio—said described property levied on as *e prooerty of Defendant, to satisfy a fifa issued from the city court of Bainbridge in favor of E. M. Wainman vs the Wainman Nonsaf and Industrial Insti tute and one other fife i* my hands. This Nov. 4th 190S. L. ?. PATTERSON. Sheriff. UNITED STATESCOURT> In the District Court ot the United States for the Southwestern Division of the Southern District of Georgia. In the matter of Morris * Brown Drug Co., and city Drug .Store. T. J. Morris and J. P. Brown. Bankrupt. In Bank ruptcy. To the creditors of Morris t Brown Drug Co., and the city Drug Store of Bainbridge, in the G.unty ol Decatur, said District a Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that on the 31st day of October, 1908, the said Morris i Brown Drug Co., and the city Drug Store, T. J. Morris and J. P. Brown were duly adjudged bankrupt, and that the first meet ing of creditors will be held in the U. S. court Room Valdosta, Ga., on the I2th day of November. 1908, at 9 o’clock in the fore noon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trus tee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. The bankrupt is required to be present. Ai Valdosta, Ga., this 31st day of Octo ber, A D. 190?.' WILFRED C. LANE, Referee in Bankruptcy. R. G. Hartsfield Esq., Bainbridge, Ga. Attorney for the Bankrupts. DECATUR SHERIFF SALE GEORGIA—Decatur County. Will be sold bef-re the court lion door, in the city of Bainbridge. in said countv, oa the first Tuesday in Dec. next, during the legal hours of sale, the foil >wing described property, to-wit: l'he one half undivided iuterest in and to that parcel of land in the city of Uain- hriuge, state of Georgia, and county of Decatur, bounded as follows. - On the East by Bruton street, on the South by an ex tension of Perry street andon the NVest and North bv lands of L. O. Jackson, Trustee for Estelia B- Jackson and of the following measurement, commencing at the North west junction of Bruton and Perrj streets, and running North fifty-two [52] feet,tbcnce East one hundred and five [105] feet to the pointof commencement, and containing one eighth of an acre more or less and moreful ly described by a Died made by L. O. Jack- son, Trustee, and recorded in Book “T” 2, ag e 58, March 28th, 1901. Said described property levied upon as the property of Defendant, ’o satisfy a Jos. tice Court fi*£a issued frpm the Justice Court of the 1430 District G. M. of said county, in favar of J. H. BoyeU, vs, Jno.E. W ilk us. Jr. This Nov. 4th, 19®8. L. F. PATTERSON-, Sheriff, Tax Collector’s Notice. I will be at the f< llowing named places on dates given below for the pur pose of collecting State, County and School taxes for the year 1908. 1st round. Rock Pond, Monday Oct. hth Iron City, Tuesday 8th Donaisonville Wednesday 7th Boyettvilto Thurs. morning 8th Steam Mill Thars. after noon 8th Spring Creeiv Friday 9th Kendrick Saturday 10th Recovery Monday 12th * Faceville Tuesday 13th Fowltown Wednesday 14th Attapulgus Thurs. morning 15th Amsterdam Thurs. afternoon 15th McRaeville Friday morning 16th Bells Satnrday 17th t'hmtx Monday 19ih Parkera (at Bells store) Tuesday 20th H’crdiitSday 2Lot, Brins >n Thursday 22ud Pine Hill Friday 23r * lit nbri.igee Saturday* 24fh 2n p round.- Root; p >-d M >nday Oct. 2 ; h iron City Tuesday 27.h Donaisnnviile Wednesday 28th i? < i>q> i;tp Tluirs. morning 2 ; t'> Mu.iii 4ill Thurs. afternoon 2:1th spring Greek Fridav 32th Ke-.drrrk Saturday 31st Keenverv Mnrday Noy, 2nd Faceville Tuesday 3rd , Fowltown We Inesdav 4ib At agulgusThurs. morning fith Amsterdam Thurs. 0ta - 5th McRaeville F T.Z.~y morning 6th Bell’s Saturday 7th Climax Monday 23rd Pa kers. at Beil’s store Tuesday 24th Belcher Wednesday 2th Brinson Thursday 23th Pine Hill Fr day 27th - Will beat Bainbridge two weeks of November Superior Court. Books will positively close December 20th accord ing to law J. W. BUTTS. Tax Collector. Decatur County, Ga.

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The Bainbridge democrat. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 18??-????, November 12, 1908, Image 1