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SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, AVGUST 15. 1013. **€SMJ —„. air ' ~ " w 1 4 '1 ' i' * 4 " *-r -*at. ^ . a Legal Advertising ror August ** , \ SHERIFF'S SALE. . I three-sevenths interest In and to j £- GEORGIA, Thomas County: 'parts ot lota of laud numbers 264 ' * Will he sold before the Court House and 2S9 in -the 13th District of door in Thmas County, Georiia, on Thomas County, Georgia, and being "the first Tuesday In September, . ...e hundred acres, more ar less, , ; 1913, between the legal hours of 1 ami being bounded on the North by gale, the following described prop- lands of) Montgomery and <fl the St o-wlt: . East by the lands-ol James Williams, ; , ( Oae CD 9 x 12 cylinder 20-hor«e- and on the Sout hby landdyof Handy fppwer Ftica Eclipse detached ata- Tillman, and on the Wear, by the f tlonafy en-lne complete, with Gor- lands of Add Way and At. C./John- < -> ernor sight feed lubricator, oilers, 1 soa, and being known At a part of wrenches, and foundation bolts. Also I the Martin estate. / , ,■* one (1) 30-horse-power Scofield j said property belt* levied on as boiler. Also all belts and belting, [ ;h e property of H/V. Martin and carriage, 2 circular saws, 1 saw: Robert Martin, to "satisfy an execu- mandrel and feed. Also V small 12- thin issued from the City Court of horse engine, X cut-off saW and man-'Thomasville, in favor of E. C. Milli- drel and 1 slab conveyor and also g an and against the said H. V. Mar- oae edger. Also abopt 6,000 feet of tin and Robert Martin. Defendant lumber, the product/ot said mill. Said property sold as the prop erty of Ira Dekle, to satisfy an exectuion issued/rom the City Court of Thomasville,/in favor of Mutual Trading Com Said prote/ty, being cumbersome and being difficult to move, the same will be delivered to the purchaser notified in writing, this 5th day ot July, 1913. T. 3. SINGLETARY, Sheriff, 8-S-4tsw. Thomas County, Ga. & Sons' against said Mrs. Mary A. Mathis and A. F/Matkis. Thlb 5th day/bf August, 1913. T. S. SJRGLETARY, Sheriff, S-8-4tsw. w Thomas County, Da. SHERIFF’? SALE, GEORGIA, Thomas County: Will be,sold at the court house door in said cunty, on the Tuesday in September, 1913, wL the fegal hours of sale, to, the .high est bider for cash, all, .that p/operty described as follows, to-wif The share of the real /state ' of William' Brown, deceased, assigned to Artemissia Mash, on/ of the heirs of William Brown, upon a division thereof made by agreement of .ail the heirs on Decenfber 30, 1908, re corded In Record of Distribution, Qoolt S, page 2/99, of the Ordinary’s office of Thoofiis county, said share being a onfflSfxth Interest therein and lying in lots 182, 183 and 187 of the 13th district of Thomas County, Georgia. Raid land levied on as the prop- of levy given to satisfy an execu tion from the City Court of Thom- asvllle in favor of E. C. Milligan, SHERIFF’S SALE. GEORGIA, Thomas County: Will be sold fit public outcry at the mill-site about two and one-j the highest bidder for caBh, during K?rty ot Artemissia Mash and notice ■ half miles from Oehlocknee, Geor-Uhe legal hours of sale, before lie gl a | court house door in Thomasville, Jv , Thfs'Sth day of August, 1913. j Georgia, on the first Tuesday in Sep- T. S. SINGLETARY, Sheriff, tember, 1913, the property herein-1 against Artemissia Mash, and B-8-4tsw. Thomas County, Ga. | after described, the authority for. execution from the City Court of i■■ , . isame being herelnafte* stated: |Thomasvllle in favor of E. C. Milll- i One mouse colored horse mule j gan against Artemissia Mash and about six years old/named Jim. alsoj King Mash. o::e dark or bro/:i colored mare i This 5th day of August, 1913. I mule about six /ears old named 1 T. S. SINGLETARY, Sheriff, f 8-8-4tsw. ThomaB County, Ga. cvied on as the property of ( ■ first to the payment of said debt am costs and the remainder, If any, to the said Thomasville Episcopal Church. Terms of sale: cash. * This, August 1st, 1913. ■A. H. S. COOKE, And ROSCOE LUKE. 8-8-4 tsw. NOTICE OF RALE. GEORGIA, Thomas County: To Gus Henderson, notide: You are hereby notified that will sell, after thirty days’ notice, under the provision of sections 3 and 3530 of the Code of 1910/the following described property ldft In my possession, by the said this Hen derson, to-tvit One blac)r horse mare, about 1-14 hands /high and about ten years old, na^pe Bess, and one bay horse mare about ten years old aqd sixteen hands high name Rose. Said sale Is for the purpose of satisfying a lien on the said horses in favor of C. F. Davis against said Gus Henderson, for feed and care of said horses by C. F. Davis, as a livery-stableman. Sale will be conducted at the Court House door in Thomasville, Ccorgia, where Sheri:s sales are conducted. 8-S-4ts\v C. F. DAVIS. BRINE PUCE IN MEXICO ACCORDING TO BE- LIEF OF THOSE WHO KXOW OF NOTE TO BE ISSUED TO ALL POWERS TOMORROW. Mr. G. M. Hunt of Cordele, Is In town today. Mr. L. A. Holcomb, of Valdosta, ta in the city on business. Mr. I. M. Dyke of Merrillville was a visitor to Thomasville Tuesday. Miss Eula Brooks, of Boston, spent yostenday in the city. Mrs. Mattie Jones Alexander la sending the week in Valdodta. Mr. T. G. Smith of Merrillville, spent the day In the city. Washington, Aug. 12.—The pre sentation of the note presenting the lews of President Wilson on the a business visitor to the city today. Mexican situation, is expected soon. However, the various steps in the Miss Addle l’owelt ol Bainbridge American government's program \ is the guest of Mrs. \\. H. blowers. will be carried out gradually. J Charge d'Affaires O’Sliaughnessy Mrs. S. M. Beach of Beachton was cabled the State Department today shopping in Thomasville Monday, that tile situation in Mexico City Is Mr. H. G. Welch left yesterday Mr. J. O. Newton, ot Fredonia, wasi for a business trip to Homerville. peaceful and quiet. Mr. .1. R. Beckham of Macon, vta short time today. | Ex-Mayor 3aunders of Ochiockneo I spent part of yesterday in tow a. Mr. C. L. Taliaferro, of the A., B. ! ft A., was among the visitors here j yesterday. Mrs. O. Holmes and Mrs. D. Phil- - Ips, of Moultrie, spent yesterday in the city. APPLICATION FOR SUPPORT. GEORGIA, Thomas County: Emma 3. Smith having made ap- The first note w ill be transmitted j In the city for a iu duplicate to all foreign countries, j — j Mr. 3. B. Bennett, of Dothan. It is represented here that it will! Mias Lueile Green leaves tomgrr. i g j )ent a j )art OJ t y es terday in the city declare for the first time, in formal j for a short tj^iji to Washini-ton and on business, terms the attitude of the Adminis- New York. t rat ion. The Administration officials are SHERIFF’S SALE. GEORGIA, Thomas County: Will be sold at public outcry to,., the highest bidder for cash, be-!* y ' tme’uourt Ho a use°door° f f^Thomas-; Whttley-Roberts Company and J. H. j SHERIFF'S SALE, villa, Georgia, on the first Tuesday Pierce to satlsty a mortaga e exe-, GEORGIA. Thomas county: j. September, 1913. the following nation rrom the cisy ourt of Thom-; will be sold on the first Ti tescribed property to-uu: ' asville, said county, in favo • of J. *j n September nex't, at public mm \V I'nt I'rnn nnrl viik n’/lina) Whit* • ..... _. *»._ in ..Id - and appraisers duly appointed to, lend their moral support toward the set apart the same having filed their effort to peacefully adjust the situa- retftrn, all persons concerned/are t j 0n The officials were favorably hereby required to J*?* Impressed when the British Govern- fore tile Court of Ordinary of said! ........ , ounty, on the first Mogrfay In Sep-’moot stated that Its recognition or tember. 1913, why said application Huerta was only a recogniaation of V a. acics of land beginning at the Southwest corner of lot of land So. 154, in the 13th Diwwict of Tiionias County, Georgia, running Eiyst along the -South line of said lot /s chains and 67 links, thence North" 9 chains, thence In a southwesterly direction along the run ot the branch to the West line of said lot/thence i-n a Southerly direction 4/halns and 25 links to the starting Aioint. Also 10 acres of land beginning at a point on the west fine o/ lots of land No. 154 in the 13th District of Thomas County. Georgia,beginning 13 chains and 39 links fsBni the Northwest Tuesday OUb Cochran and Sons agiaust Wnit-r tr y at the court-house. In said Coiyf- ley-Roberts Company ar.d J. H. P er- j tyi v {thin the legal hours of stfle, ce. to the highest bidder for cash//cer- This August 4th 1913, j tain property o fwhich the follow ing Is a full and complete/descrlp- shoulil not be granted. This August 6th, 1913. W. M. .TONES, 8-8-4tsw. Ordinary. 1913. Singletary, Sheriff, Thomas Co., Georgia. a Provisional President, pending an election, and that It was done on the theory that it likely to assist in the restoration of order. The British Government added that France and Germany recognized SHERIFF’S SALK. GEORGIA, Thotnas County: Will be sold at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, during tho legal hours of sale, before 'theC.1' rvntivl finnan ,Innr l« ThnmnavUlft HI 6s dll(l Dl court house door in Thomasville, Georgia, on the first Tuesday in Sep* tember, 1913, the property hereln- corher" of"sa1</Iot, thence” East 18 * fter described, the authority,, for tion, Two (2) bureaus, Tw/ (2) Wash Stands, Three (3). Bed-steads a:id Bedding, Three (3)/Centre Tables, One (1) Stove, 1 Tj/b (2) Dining Tables, One (11 Jfide Board, One (1) Refriger^top/Three (3) Book- One (1) Brush Automobile, Four (4) Straight Chairs, (A) Rocker Chairs, One (1) Victor Talking Machine. Said property levied on as the property of John Schrieberi to sat isfy an execution Issued from the spcccly. at a reception given the di plomatic corps by Huerta This statement further strenTth- ened the President’s views, tha Ambassador Wilson was a personal Distri^/ of j factor in the situation Hows: chains arid 6jf links, thence «South 5 ! same being hereinafter stated chains an^^ links, thence West 18 1 The right to cut turpentine boxes, chains and 67 links, thence N^th 5 j dip the same and otherwise extract *“*•' Thomasvilie ‘ Georgia’ chains a.d 36 links to »^^lnR | turpentine and rosin therefrom t torn ^Xy^of \l2lZn Btos & point. 3aid property levied on as the, a term of four years, on all that aaainst said John Schrieb- property of Rich Ingram and to bo | tract or parcel of land owned and °<=J or ^id uronertv beina in the noss- eold as the property of Rich In-| espied ’ by Emmet Mitchell, said ! 8 «'‘> "™->* r IS " gram tor aatisfy an execution In fa- tract being located in the 14th d |,- e»s^on of John i 1 * rleb ® r ’ vor of Cooke & Luke, against Rich triet or Thomas county, Georgia, the: 1 V « givrfvTAHv =hert(T Ingram, issued from the Gtiy Court (same being more fully described in Thnmne Co ’ Oeoraln of Thomanrille on the 25th day of; a deed from First National Bank of i.iomas vo., v.eorgi.i. March, 1913. Said defendant noti-. Thomasville to Emmet Mltobell, and ' ...... u .,,, fled Iu writing on this day. I duly recorded in the olfifcc of the " „' K ’ . * T. 3. SINGLETARY, Shorlff, clerk of the superior coyq of Thom- GEORGIA, Thomas County:, \8-8-4tsw. Thomas County, Ga. • as county, Georgia, an/.leased by! Under and by virtue of a seourity i Emmet Mitchell to Bqnb and Norton j deed with power of sale, ekejitted tor tnrpentlne purposes. I and delivered by H. V- Martin Also right to o flot 128, 14th district of Thomas county, Georgia, containing .about three thousand boxes and also six barrells of dip in the woods, lease being for four years froth January 1, 1913. 'Also right to cut boxes and dip turpentine for four years from Jan. SHKldFF'H SALK. GEORGIA, Vuumaa Ceuntr: Will be soid, on tile first Tuesday in September, 1913, at puoli. out cry, oefore the Court House door in \ kJThoniasvllle, Georgia, between the •'•legal hours of sale to the highest ’.bidder for cash, the following de scribed property, to-wit: Lot in the city, of Thomasville, '. Georgia, commencing at the corner! 1, 1?13, on 50 acres, more or less - of Oak and .Jerger streets In said j of lot 161, 14th, district of Thomas city thence down Oak Street towards county, Georgia, containing about •A. C. L. railroad 102 feet, thence inj Ihre/ thousand cups. \ an easterly direction at right an-1 Said turpentine leases levied on " glee with the first line 218% feet,'ns the property of Babb and Norton thence at right angles toward Jer-jto satisfy an attachment from the ' \fgr 3treet 104 1-3 feet, thence down city court of Thomasville, in favor /Jerger street 216 feet to starting'of H. S. Sauls, against Babb and point, said lot being a part of lot Norton. 14 and being one-half acre, more 1 This August 4th, 1913. T. S. Singletary,' Sheriff Thomas Co., Georgia. SHERIFF'S SALE. GEORGIA, Thomas County: Will be sold nt public outcry to tho highest bidder for cash, during the legal hours ot sale, before the court house door In Thomasville, Georgia, on the first Tuesday In September, 1913, the property here inafter described, the authority for samo being.herlnafter stated: The right to cut turpentine boxes, dip the same and' otherwise extract the rosin and turpentine therefrom, for a term of four years on al/that tract at land owned and-occupied by Ennnett Mitchell, said tract Jot land being located in the 14th district of Thomas County, Georgia, /nd being the land whereon EnimeLf Mitchell Is farming, the same being more fully described in a deal! from First National Dank of’ Th6inasvll!e, to Emmett Mitchell, ani¥ duly recorded In the office of the Cllerk of tile Su perior Court of Thomas County, u* mo, ... Feorgla, and .lease/ by said Emmett R’f’Wbiddon^Teriiia'of salorcash. I Mitchell to Baby and Norton, for This, August 5, 1913. ’ and delivered by H. V boxes and dipt October IS, 1911, to A. H. S. Cooke, turpentine on 59 acres more or less,! enveying certain property to secure or lesii- , ... Also lot la City of Thom/svllle, Georgia, containing one-qua/er of an acre off lot number 49, block • number 2, range 3, the /Vest Wll- . son survey, bounded no follows: Commencing at the west corner of •aid lot, thence south 2/0 feet, thence east 62 44 feet, thefice north 210 feet, thence to staofln’g point, con taining the west cyncr of said lot. Also lot in Clt/ of Thomasville, Georgia, known /it plan of said city as lots uumbeiy 69, 70, 71 and 72, In block 5, ivntatning, In all, four acres, more or less, said lota being a block fronting on Clay, Calhoun and Oak Streets In City ot Thomas- V vilie, less one lot sold on Clay street, T 60 feet on Clay by 100 feet back, .i ’alsj lot 105 feet on Oak street, run- y nlng back 200 feet, also one lot sold r'q>iP,S2V4 feet, on Oak Street and >1180 feet back. Said property levied on as the property of R. F. Whiddon and no tice .'of levy given him to be sold to satisfy an execution Issued from the . City Court of Thomasville, in favor . of Avory and Company, and agams* T. 3. SINGLETARY. Sheriff, 8-8-4tsw. ■ ' r vf SHERIFF'S SALE. GEORGIA, Thomaa County: Will -be sold before the Court House door, nt Sheriff’s sale, on the ii.tirat Tuesday In September, 1913, In the Cldunty ol Thomas, 3taU> of ’ Georgia, at public outcry the legal hours of sale the foil described certain Thomasville, turpentine ptirpi Also right \f cut boxes and dip Thomas County, Ga. turpentine on jO acres, more - I less, of lot 128, 14th district of Thonms county, Georgia, containing about three thousand cups and also 6 barrels of dip In the woods, lease being-for four years from January 1, 1913. . Also right to- cut boxes and dip turpentine on 50 acres, more or less, of lot 151, 14th district-of* TOfmas ting; County. Georgia, containing about! d property, to-wit:/That 1 three thousand cups, lease being fori , ,, „ ; , 0 7, m . fonvev :, City lot. 1n the jAty of [ four year, from January 1, 1913. ] ^ed to twB highe.l an . ..«.u-oMlle. Ga.,'beginning at a- Said turpentine leases levied on bldderfor tliAn/rpose of liayiac sam < Point 119 feet from the/Southwest j as the property of Babb and Norton..”^ ’ h f , a |,t\f r0 perty conveyed to corner of Bartow and Jackson Street, | >« satisfy an attachment from _ the,,. bo , ne \ he following de- promisory note.of the eamo date, for the sum of $1,540.00,; as con- fraeted In said "deed, the said A. H. S. Cooke, after four weeks’ adver tisement. will sell on the first Tues day in September. 1913, between the legal hours of sale, af public outcry to highest bidder, before the Court House door in the City of Thomas- ville, County of Thomas, State of Georgia,»for the purpose of paying said debt, die property hereinafter described, in said deed, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land lying and being in lot number 30* and being 36 acres in the Southwej corner of said lot. the Piscola Crj being the line of said land ojr the South; also 100 acres lying ing la the Southeast corn»f of lot number 291. bounded oiynie North by O’Neal, East by Rodfearn, South by Hay & Devone, on \y?st by Wlncy; Also 40 acres # o^land in the Southern part of Jot of land No. 291, in the 13th/district of Thomas County, Georgiy and bounded as follows: -NorVi by land of Robert Martin, South by land line and West by 60 acres of land now owned by estate of O. H. Cooke. All of said land being in the 13th District of Thomas County, Georgia. Ah contracted in said deed, the said A. H. S. Cooke will make to the purchaser of said property good and sufficient titles in Fee Simple, and the prceeds of said sale will be ap plied to the payment of said debt, interest and costs and the remain der paid to the said H. V. Martin. Term» of sale, cash. This, August 1st, 1913. 8-8-4tsw. A. H. S. COOKE. LAND SALE. - GEORGIA, Thomas County: • Under and by virtue of a security deed with power of sale therein, contracted May 9th, 1910, and exe cuted and delivered by Tho.nasville Methodist Episcopal Church,/by its Trustoea, of the County , of/Jhomas and State of Georgia, to Cooke and Roscoq I.uUe, /inji being given for the purpose o/securing a certain debt, the said a/h. S. Cooke and Roscoe Luke tflll/ on the first Tuesday in SeptembeiC 1913, after four weeks’ advertisement, at public outcry to highest bidder, before the Court House door An the City of Thomasville, Thorjfas County, Geor- yed in and best paying said thence at thence at to point of corner rubnlns aloqg west fctreet, a distance of at right angles right angles 6 right angles 1 •beginning. Said property being levied on and ■ to t bo sold as the property o! J. F. V Lamb, to satisfy an execution issued '* fropti the City Court of Thomasville Id lavor of B. K. Gunn, doing busi- ness as Sanitary Plumbing Com pany, and against J. F. Lamb. Terms of sale, cash. 1 This, August 4til, 1918. .. . . % , V T. 3. SINGLETARY, Sheriff, f 8-8-4 tsw. Thomas County, Ga. ., . ‘ SHERIFF'S SALE. GEORGIA* Thomas/County?- Vftfli be eold, oiyth© first Tuesday ptfcmber, 19A3, at -public out- [ before tbe Court House door In - .^mas ^County,' Georgia,-r^twtea • the legal hours of bale, to the high- •.t'Wtidfr for aA, ; Mjy y i^d- of Jackson j City Court of Thomasville, In, favor) feet, thence if -J. A. Sauls, against \ Babb and Norton. This, August 4th, 1913. ■* T. 3. SINGLETARY, Sheriff, 8-S-4tsw. Thomas County, Ga. SHERIFF’S SALE. ' GEORGIA, Thomas County: Will be sold at the court house door In said county,/on the first Tuesday in September, 1913, within the legal hours of s/le, to the hlgh- t ^ ifollowlng Lot number oV In square, num ber, three-In Uie town ot Coolldge, Georgia',' •raoaUng one hundred feel on east side ot Pine street, and rqn- nDr Intelt T23~TWt to right of way of A., B. * A. Railroad, with ftn- provements thereon. Said land lev ied on aartiw propr ' - — — be sold, being the following scribed real estate, to-wit: A portion of a city lot situated ahd being in the City of Thomas- vilie, Ga.. described as follows,, to- wit: fronting on Wright Street 65 feet and running back 58 feet, and heing In the northwest corner of Wright and Stephens Streets, and having a church thereon. It being contracted In said deed that In the "event of failufe to pay tho note which eald deed secures the said property should be sold after four weeks advertisement to hay Ihe said debt. The said debt being a certain ■jfromlssory note dated , May 9th, /1912, and due twelve and twenty- K our months after date, for the,sum if *200.00. j. It heing contracted that the said ,A. H. 3. Cooke and Roscoe Luke /hall make to the purchaser good sufficient titles In fee simple to propCrt# conveyed in sr.ld deed, ling, contracted that the pro- ‘of- sgld sale shay be jpplled ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE, GEORGIA, Thomas County: ^ '' rtue of r an ,M rd rniin f tv''wili >U be ’ Ilusrta only after Ambassador Wil- of Ordinary of said County, will be. ,,, sold at public outcry, on the first son had made a congratulatory Tuesday iu September, 1913, at the court house in said county, between the usual hours of sale, the follow ing real estate, situated in Thothas ountjf, to-wit: 145 acres, being part of lot of io. 248 in the 13th said County, described Commencing at the Southea/t corner of said lot, running Wes/40 chains to a stake on big road: thence in Easterly direction along said road to Sallie Abbot line; thence Easterly along Said line 22 ?halns to a stake on- original line; thence South to starting point. The sale win continue from day to day, between the same hours, un- | til r.11 said property is sold. Terms: cash. 1 G. C. LANEY, Adm., Estate of Mrs. Mary Thomas 8-8-4 tsw. — t Mr. Will Watt ret.irned this mum j Ing front a visit to Staunton, Va . Mrs. R. H. Hurst left today for an ,i other points. Cairo, where she will spend a short, time with relatives. _ Alice Bateman, of Dallas. ■ Texas, is the guest of her staler, ■ MrB. Henry Mash, Jr. Mrs. W. H. Parker left today to visit her sister, Mrs. F. 11. Steele,; John ft. Hinson in St. Paul, Minn. Miss Martha Bran’.:t is visiting iter aunt, Moore, on Remington j let's from St. Paul, is spending I short time in the city. regi* y or Boston. J Mrs. ’.Vi ills Avenue. I Itev. this mol Carolina moil'll. I.. McCarty and fantt'y left ting for Western North where they will spend a PETITION FOR ADMINISTRATION GEORGIA, Thoma3 County: To Whom it May Concern: / Mrs. Kate Bell having made Ap plication to me In due form *6 be appointed permanent administrator upon the estate of J. W. (1 11, late of said county, notice is hereby given that said application will bo heard at the regular term of the Court of Ordinary for said county, to lie hel l on the first Monday In Sep tember, 1913. Witness my hand and official.sig nature, this AuguBt 7, 1913. Wm. M. .TONES, Ordinary. 8-8-4ISW. Thomas County, Ga. EXEMPTION OF PERSONALITY. GEORGIA, Thomas County: A. A. Alllgood lias applied for ex/ enTptlon of personality and seUing apart and valuation of homestead, and I will pass upon the yifte at 10 o'clock A. M.,,on the 26tTi day of August. 1913, at nty "office. This. August 2. 1913. Wm. M. JONES, Ordinary. S-8-‘2t-S&22. GUARDIAN’S SALE. GEORGIA. Thomas County: By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of said County, will be sold at public outcry, on the first Tuesday in September, 1913, at the court house In said County, between the usual hours of sale, the follow ing real estate situated in Thotnas county: ,/ Lots No. 4, 5. 6, 7, 8. 9, 10 Rt block G.: Lots No. 4. 5, 6, 7. Sf 9, in block B: resident lots 1. 2/3, 4, ill block H.: resident lot No. 1. 1" block H.: lots 2, 3. and VT in block A. All in the town of .Merrillville, Ga.. and 13th land district. An original lot of land No. 200. The sale will continue front day to day. between the same hours, until all such property is sold. Terms, cash. This the 5th day of August. 1913. MRS. M. A. MONTGOMERY, Guardian Arthur .1. Duron. 8-8-4 tsw. ACCORDING TO THE STATEMENT OF MANY REPUBLICANS AND HIS ENEMIES IN NEW YORK. Albany, N. Y., Aug. 12.—Gover nor Sulzer’s enemies confidently predict that he will be subjected to an impeachment trial as a result of today’s session of the General As sembly. Tho Republican members voted almost solidly against the res olution calling for tile governor’s Impeachment “for wilful and cor rupt conduct in office and tor other high crimes and misdemeanors." However, they say their vote don't indicate hostility to the general proposition. Several members are in favor of Iptfnedlately beginning impeachment "proceedings, and a count today indi cated that only eleven of the fifty! SULZEfi WILL BE Mieses Louise and Mattie Goodloe, of Valdosta, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. It Pardee. and Mrs. T. L. Spence leave ^[this evening for A»heville, and othe.* ‘ ' North Carolina points where they will spend the summer. Mr. Henry Herbenor. who has been snciiding sonic months in Europe, sai!ed for home on tlie ninth, and lh | Avenue expected to arrive in Thomasville next week. Miss Clara Palmer, of Charlotte. (’.. is the attractive guest of Mr. D. Purser, on Warren Mr. H. B. Shook trician of Valdosta, nas bee^i gared by the Stuckey Electric Mr. Grover Balfour left yesterday | for Savannah and from there will an expert elec-! probably go North for a vacation trip ^ )f a few weeks. Co., to care for the Thomasville. Minister l*ml: Rev. Hr—atubt in praising Dr* Pills for const) King’s New Mte feet pills w/ home out them 7 the live-fr guaranteed at all firuggh Mrs. A. W. Ball and children left * n llhls afternoon for Brunswick, where i they will spend a short time as tho j guests of friends aTid relatives. Laxative. \ of Allison la.. 1 N,r ' H - w - s,n, I >son ot the Atkin ’s Xew * Life 1 81,11 •'lereantile Company, of Meigs, rites “Dr I VVllH a ldcatvii.it visitor t<- Thomusvillts Ihkare such per- j ' v ««ne B day. shdfild be with-1 Mr. R Kgnal has rented the storo at No. 121 East Jackson Street, next to Robison Hardware Store, and will move his furniture busines.- 1 from West Jackson Street, to the new location Septenmer first. left this morning j Misses Louise and Mattie Sue for Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee and Qoodioe nf Valdosta, who hue., btn:i Paul, for an extensive visit to j the guests for the w eek of Mrs. R. relatives and friends. f 3 - Hardee, returned home thi-: ruorn- I ing. Misses Fraser and Isabel Mitchell I . , r who spent .some weeks at the sum- _ T1,e nm ">; frlerul “ of titer School'of the University of Ten-, a fortnsr Thomasville boy. nessee, at Knoxville are -now In At-1” ^ lanta, the guests of Mrs. D. I. Ma Intyre. Mr. Cooper, of Lake Providence, Louisiana, and one of the ’and own ers and farmers of that section, Is absentees were necessary to bring 1 8I)Gndinr , a few dnya ln the city as this about. The Senate will niark . guC8 t 0 f his brother, Mr. C. W. time until the assembly formulatesU’ 00 p er> a definite program, looking to the) impeachment proceedings. Tele-j Mrs. W. L. Bull has returned grains have been sent to the absen tees, urging attendance at today’s session. CITATION. GEORGIA. Thomas County: Notice is hereby given that undersigned has applied to th dinary of said County for l sell land belonging to the yftate Elizabeth Carter, for the nflrpose of paying debts and distribution. Said application will be heard at the regular term of the Clfurt of Ordin ary for said County, to be held on the first Monday in September, 1913. This, August, 1913. I. W. CARTER, Adm.. Upon the Estate of Elizabeth Carter. S-S-4tsw. ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE. GEORGIA, Thomas County: - All persons having claims the estate of the late Jol deceased, are notified Jto^render statements thereof to th^undersign- ed, and all persons imH&ted to said estate are requestedq make pay ment thereof tq^tne undersigned. This. Augui J*..LORENZO JOIJUAN, Adm. 8-15-6tsw\ .Suffered LYzenui Fifty Well. Seems a long time fw'ful burning, itehi Hkin-dise: other name for Ee® to realize, also Eczema Olntmem feet cure. Mrs, r cannot su banks to Bud plied to a or scald, will lmme«) E. E. Ch% says, "It/ les of thpir terrors, remedy, \ty < do good ftyou. Qp drugglets-adVr* Killer. when ap- sprain, burn of the skin all pain, linton, Me., her injur- a healing exist." Will 25c.. at all is—Now endure the smarting, "tetter"—'an- Seems good Hobson's wen a per- Kei^iey writes, ress my Hobson’s ma Oint/hent. It has cured my troubled me for All druggists, or \yU\ Company. Philadelphia, Pa. from Battle Creek, Mich., where she has been for several months, and her friends will be glad to know that she comes hack greatly im proved In health. I who is now making his home ' Atlanta, are glad to see him in town ; for a few days. He is the guest o' i Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Puren. ! The residences of Dr. J. T. Cul pepper and Mrs. C. A. Lloyd, <m I Remington Avenue, have both been greatly improved by the addition of handsome porches, which add much to the a»*pearanee and comfort o;" these homes. Mr. Fred Hulifant, one of the em ployees of tlie Georgia Novelty Trunk Co., who took a vacation recently, going to Petersburg, Va., has just returned and with him came three of the skilled Petersburg trunk men. They have been engaged by 'local be. of the in- Mrs. Jesse W. btaiHOtt was called to Tampa, in response to a tele gram announcing the death of brother, Mr. Max Be:nett, of i city, whose death was cause i heart failure. .Mrs. RJ.»nte:: left Me midnight train. roase in orders for the trunks man- ifacturod here and which are pro- , ’ ,u * | ducing a most favorable impression her on the South Georgia trade, and in hat 1 fact, wherever shown. The new * I | men are Messrs. Wm. Boulifa.it, Joe y i Haywood and William Peterson. EVER XVATI*11 FIT*. Hope* Her Statement, Made Public, J will Help Other Women. HihesTTH^c-’T/must confess”, says Mrs. Eula .MncrKeW, of this place, ‘‘lhal Cardui, the womak’s tonic, has done me a great deal of gobdy Before I commended using Cardui, I would spit up everything I ale. I had a tired, sleepy feeling alfiJhe time, and was Irregular. I could haraly drag around, d would have severe'headacnes con- juously. ! \ Since taking Cardui, 1 have entirely quit spitting up what 1 eat. Everything seems to digest all right and 1 have gained 10 pounds in weight,” It you are a victim of any pf the numer ous tils so common to your sex, it is wrong to sutler. For half a century, Cardui has been re- Edward Henderson, a negro,! pleaded guilty to selling liquor yes- 1 rerd.iy at the Court House, before j Judge Hammond, of the Thomasville j City Court. Ho was sentenced to j one year on the gang. George l.e >. is pleaded guilty to larceny and he was given the same sentence. Recent Ford purchasers from lie l.ogati Auto Exchange Include >:irs Isold to J. \V. Cochran ft Sons, Geo. | l.anier, Coolidge. Ga , U. A. Yundu- j /ce. Cairo, Cuyler Harrell, Witig- Jaiues C. Adams, Boston, \V. I,, s, Pavo. Mill Ttmnm lieving just Such ills, as is ptoven by the thousands ot letters, similar to the above, which pour into our office, year by year. Cardui is successful because it is com posed of ingredients which actspecificaliy on the womanly constitution, and helps build the weakened organs back to health and strength. Cardui has helped others, and will help you, too. pet a bottle today. You won't regret it. Your druggist sells it. MR. STONE GROWS FINE MELON. and Was of tho Watson Variety Weighed Ofi Pounds. Mr. P». W. Stone was exhibiting today a watermelon grown by him which was one of tho finest seen in this section this year. This melon was of the Watson variety and weighed sixty-five pounds. It measured thirty-six inch es around and twenty-seven in length. It was grown on a ten-acre patch, the average weight of the melons from this patch being forty nounds, though many were much beyond that weight. Mr. Stone did not use any of the melons grown in this field, but only grew them for seed. Nowhere in the country can finer melons bo grown than around Thom- asville, which is the center of the melon belt, for this section of the State and headquarter* for ship ments. Mr. Stone is one of Thomas coun ty’s largest and most* successful far mers antf hi* model Is one of the most up-to-date and modern iu its equipment to be foil* Writefo: Chaiunoo«*M*4ldMCo.. i UdWs’A4« j south. It is well woitkf^cVisit and ttructiont «n your and W- Trutaui t*» Womo.Xjcm In TFTT— Mta»rapp«f. KC120 in* ar.d beautifying the great •/ a v vanta * es wh,ch nature haj to |MV> this section of the state. i Doan’ for i?y Pills are ^specially kidneys. { \ Quittna-n jfroof of their Here merit: J. T. Barnes, jeweler, 31(j! Barnes i>t., Quitman, Ga., says: "I had weak kidneys, the kidney secretions some times being profuse, then again scanty. My back ached nearly all the time and thero was soreness and lameness in my loins that bothered me, especially after I $ad been sit ting for awhile. Mornings my back was stiff and lame and It w r as all I could do to get around. Reading about Doan’s Kidney Pills, I got a supply and It did not tako them long to correct the trouble." For sale by all dealers. Price 50- cents. Foster-Milbum Co . Buffalo N. Y., sole agents fo rthe L r . S. / Remdihber tho name—Doan’v&hcf take no other.adv. v — FARM LOANS 8 years time —' Ftaxy I’aymrnts. Lowest rates, iai -e amounts . ^edslty. \ Itmy 'LOAN * AKjTRAFT / COMPANY. I / IVthsm. Ga. — " -r