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SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES ENTERPRIS K, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 101:1. LEGAL ADVERTISING FOR OCTOBER s. SHEKIEE SALE. GEORGIA, Thomas County: Will be sold before the court house lb .>v in said county, within the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in November, 19Id, to the highest bidder for cash, the follow- SHERIEE SALK. GEORGIA, Thomas County: Will be sold, before the court house door on the first Tuesday In November,! 1913, In Thomasville, Georgia, between the legal hours of sale, the following described prop- FOR GERMAN SUBJECTS IN MEX ICO—ENGLAND REFUSES TO RE ROUND TO ANY PARTICU LAR POLICY. ing described land towit: That cer- ;erty, towit: tain tract or parcel of land lying One Babcock Carbonate Crown and being in the City of Thomas- Cork & Seal Company Cap- ville, said State and county In that ping Machine and all bot- imrtion of said city known at Fletch- ties and cans belonging to ervllle on the west side of Camp- the same and one filter, levied upon boll street beginning at the inter- and sold as the property of A, P. section of an Alley In what Is known Sessions, under mortgage FIFa Is as Lamb’s Quarters with said Camp- sued irom the City Court of Thom- . .. . , „i nn „ npville, in favor of A. M. Horn, bell street and run property being cumbereome the North side of said Alley . expensive and. difficult to move the distance* of 120 feet, run thence to the court house delivery thereof North parallel with said Campbell will be made to the purchaser at street the distance of 40 feet, run Pavo, Georgia, where the property thence East parallel with said Alley Is situated. the distance of 120 feet to said T. S. SINGLETARY. Campbell street, run thence South; ( Sheriff. Washington, Oct. 21.—Without waiting for the German Government to ask about forty-three of its sub jects, who are said to be forcibly detained in Torreon by the Consti tutionalists, the United States has made representative to Provisional President Huerta, demanding pro tection for the Ger:i an subjects in that country. APPLICATION' FOIt ADMINISTRA TION'. along said Campbell street the dis tance of 40 feet to starting point, having situated thereon three tenant house?. Said property being levied Oil as the property of J. F. Lamb to ; GEORGIA, Thomas County: satisfy an execution issued from the To all whom It puiv concern: epy Court or Thomasville, said I In Court of Ordinary, .1. A. Hughes state and county in favor of Jack- of said state being selected by the son Grocery Company and against j next kin and having applied to me .1. K. Lamb, said property being i for letters of administration . de found in possession of defendant in | bonis non on the estate of Robert fi f- and defendant in 11 fa notified. Martin of said county this is to cite Great Rritain Watching Outcome of Proposed Elections, liondon, Oct. 21.—In a lengthy discussion of Mexican afTairs, with | American Ambassador Page yester- I day. Sir K.nvanl Gray declined SIZER MAY CAUSE FIERI MAKING DESPERATE EFFORT TO DEFEAT THE DEMOCRATIC OR GANIZATIONS FOR TIIE AS- 8EMBLY. Hr. C. E. Hightower, of Valdosta,! .Mr. T. D. Dunn. Jr., of Coolldge, spent yesterday in the city. I spent Wednesday in town. SHIRLEY, A RESPECTABLE MER CHANT OF ATLANTA ACCUSED CHAM OF ATLANTA, ACCUSED OF MURDERING MARY PHAGAN, IS NOT ARRESTED. Mr. W. spending »y, of Poston, ic in the city. Albany, X. Y., Oct. 21.—What Mlanta, Oct. 21.—The old fable i day. >’{8 from near Och- Tiiomasville Tues- will become of William dulzer’s race* of tne "biter bitten” may be re-en- Mr. Bascomb Buckhalt left today to spend a short time in Macon. Mr. M. -Juarez left this morning for Monticello and Quincy on a short business trip. T is October 0th. 1912. T. S. SINGLETARY. Sheriff. SHERIFF SALE. II and singular and the heirs and ! creditors of Robert Martin jo be and | appear at the November term 1913 j of said court and show cause, if any I they can, why letters of ad.iiinistra- | Hon dc bonis non should not be granted on the estate of said Robert GEORGIA, Thomas County: , „ Will be sold before the equrt Martin, deceased, house door in said county within Witness my official signature this the legal hours of sale on the first. the 9th day of October, 1913. Tuesday of November. 1913, to the highest bidder for cash, the follow ing described property towit: That certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the City of Thomas ville, said state and county in what k) known as Fletchcrviile and being on the West side of Campbell street, beginning at a point 120 feet on an alley in what Is known as Lamb’s Quarters West from the intersection of said alley with Campbell street, run thence West a distance of 50 feet along said alley, run thence North parallel with aaid street a distance of 4 0 feet, run thence East parallel with said alley a distance of 50 feet, run thence South parallel with said Campbell street a distance M. JONES. Ordinary. hind the Kutish Government to any particular poihy, after the forthcom ing elections in Mexico. In this respect, the British policy differs from the American plan. The British attitude, according to Sir Edward Gray is to let matters alone until the elections are over, and thon base its future action o.i the outcome of this elections. 5E ITIUiSR S TRIMS U Will Ad<»rii the Capitol Building— ('might on the Banks or the Oidilocknee. Atlanta, Oct. 22.—The newest wild animal trophy to grace the -State capitol will not be in the public i museum, but in the quiet office of Supreme Court Judge Samuel C. U- kinson. judge Atkinson helped kill a week or two ago the largest wild-cat seen this season In Georgia. The hunt was arranged for the Judge while isiting relatives in Thomasville APPLICATION FOR ADMINISTRA TION. GEORGIA, Thomas County: To all whom it may concern: J. A. Bowers having, in proper , 1BiV ^ form, applied to me for Permanent J jjj 0 Judge and a party followed a Letters of Administration on the c^'ipack of hounds for a couple of tate of F. W. Woodward, late of! hours along the river bank, and said County, this is to cite all ami • fl na i\y succeeded in treeing and kill- singular ^ the^ creditors and next of j | n g an unusually large specimen. It kin of F. W. Woodward to be aid!j s j n the hands of a taxidermist, and appear at my office within the time • should reach Atlanta this week, or allowed by la v, and show cause. if soon thereafter. any they <an. why permanent ad-; The w |ld-cat is about the first ministration should not bo grantedhunting trophy reported here this ‘ ' ‘ Bower* on F. NY. Wood - . — . , It Is always “open season’ of 40 feet to starting point having; ward’s estate. j n Georgia for wild cats and such situated thereon one tenant house, Said property being levi°d e n ns the •property of J. F. Lamb to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Justice Court In and for the #37 District. Thomas County. G. >1. in favor of H. C. Ar- nold and asninst .1. F. Lamb. SWd Thomas County property bring found In JN*** J i’o all whom itmayZre of J. F. Lamb and the defendant in fi fa notified. T. S. SINGLETARY, ( Sheriff. Witness my hand and official sig- dangerously destructive nature, this 17th, September, 1913. i Win. M. JONES, Ordinary. varmints.” APPLICATION FOR ADMINISTRA TION. PRESBYTER! Of I/IAC01 MEETS SHERIFF SALK. GEORGIA, Thomas county XiimliiT of Ministers and Others Pass | In Court of Ordinary, J. A. Hughes; Through Tlioinnsvllle Today on j of said state having in proper form' " 11 - v Attend It. applied to me as a person selected ; ' ; . ! by the next kin for letters of admin- 1 The Presbytery of Macon, to which • istration on the estate of Mrs. M. t,le Thomasville I resbyterian church | V. Martin late of oald county this 1 belongs, convenes tonight in Donald- is to cite all and singular, <thc cred- Will be sold within the legal hourB of sale on the first Tuesday In November, 1913, before the court house door to the highest bidder for cash at public outcry, the follow ing described property towit: That certain tract or parcel <f land lying and being in the City of Thomasville, said state and count? nville, and will be attended by itors and heirs'of Mrs." mV V.“ Martin lnrco number of the ministers and to be and appear at my office at the' elders from the district comprised November term 1913 of the Court i* 11 Presbytery, of Ordinary for said county .and , Among those passing through I show cause, if any they can. why Thomasville today permanent letters of administration - Donaldsonvllle we should not be granted to said J. A. ‘ Stokes, of Ainreicm Hughes of sold state on the estate j Intosn. of Albany lie of Mrs. M. V. Martin, decoased. JLaugnlln, of (minilla, Witness my band and official bIr- j Currie, of Fort \ all for the Legislature? This question caused much specu lation among politicians around the capitol today. It is generally under stood he will make trouble for the Democratic organization. His lire will be directed especially against Aaron J. Levy, who is a candidate for municipal Judge against Alfred B. Smith, Speaker of the Assembly, who is a candidate to succeed him self. It is believed Sulzer intends to in- ade their districts and that he will attempt to square his accounts with them for the part they took in his impeachment. * He will oppose the Democratic organization candidates generally. Even SnJzer’s most bitter political enemies concede for him a victory | in his own Assembly district. T’. is also no doubt but that the Repub licans will work hard for the Im peached Governor in the hope that he will repay them by his attar on the Tammany organization. The question causing the most speculation today was, how many votes Sulzer would be ablo to swing for the Speakership candidacy, and if he is elected, it Is believed the next Assembly will be divided among three parties. Sulzer may prove a big factor, as a majority Is required to name a speaker, and a long dead lock is anticipated if Sulzer does enter the race for Speaker, Sulzer doesn’t admit he has de serted the Democratic party, by ac centing the Progressive nomination and Republican endorsement. He is a non-partisan candidate, be say: fighting for principles. Mr. Reese Dawson, of Atlanf was in the city for a short time y< terday. |in the | court. huler. of Atlanta, yesterday, attend acted in the effort of I. W. Fisher to connect J. C. Shirley, the At lanta merchant, with tiie Phaga.i case. Shirley has not been arrested, and will not be arrested, as nobody now believes Fisher’s story; but Fisher may be arrested at any moment on ! a warrant for criminal libel that! the Shirleys are thinking of swear-; Mrs, ing out. j burg. Neither the city police nor me Mr. A. attorneys for Leo M. Frank now at tach the slightest credence to any Dr. W. B. Watkins of Met pan of Fisher’s story. The only was ., bu8 | llC g, visitor t „ mystery left to be explained is ’ was in t terday. r. Cochran, of Camilla, city for a short time yes- Mr. J. M. Couric is spending a short time in Tallahassee on busi ness. I. E. Keinpe. of St. Fla., is visiting her R. Hargrave. j Mr. J. H. Young of Akron. Ohio Pe’ers- ( spent yesterday in the city witi rof her. i friends. Mr. Jack Lewis of Bainbridge was the city for a short time yester- TOOK STENOGRAPHER TO PICTURE SHOW And Ills Wife Conics Later and De- mauds a Divorce on That ((round —Many a Man Shhers With Expectancy. Atlanta, Oct.. 21.— If Mrs. Rosa Walker Is granted the divorce that she sues for today, many an Atlanta married man will tremble. She is suin^ on the giomul that her bus and took a pretty stenographer to picture show, if taking a stenographer to a pic ture show becomes a ground for di vorce, and Atlanta wives know what their husbands are doing at lunch time, the divorce courts will be kept so busy that it will be necessary for the Georgia Legislature to appoint oral more judges for this county. Miss Blanche Warren and Miss Worley, of V'aldosta, passed through the city en route to Camilla, where they spent a short time. their Rev. vny to beginning at n point on sifia j , ]at V,rVlhlB 9th "lay"ofortober.'b'lS. j Tyler, of Moultrie, Rev of North stevons street shere an | ^ JONES alley between Mrs. George Lever'-'h Ordinary, lot anil the within described tract intersect with said Stevens street: running thence East along said alley 294 feet; running thence South 108 and 1-3 feet: running theaco West 204 feet to Stevens streOt; running titnece North along said Stevens street 108 1-3 feet to starting point. Archie Me- Lev, C. It. ! Lev. J. W. FUNERAL OF MRS. SAKOFORD Mr. Ov Said property being levied on as the property of W. H. Williamson to satisfy an attachment returnable to the City Court of Thomasville In favor of J. L. Hoverly and against said W. H. Williamson, said proper- tv being found in possession of ten ants of said W. H. Williamson, and s: id tenants being notified of said property being levied upon under aforesaid writ. This October 4th. 1913. T. S. SINGLETARY. Sheriff. SHERIFF SALE. GEORGIA, Thomas County: Will be sold before the court house door in said county on the first Tues day In November, 1913, between the legal hours hours of sale t» the high est bidder for cash at public outcry the following described property to wit: 1 60 horse power holler, 1 steam hammer, 1 key suite. 1 12 horse power engine, 1 36 engine lathe, levied on as the property of Thora- asville Iron Works, to satisfy a fi fa issued from the City Court of Thom asville in favor of Lombard Iron Works and against the Thomasville iron W’orkB. Said property found in tiie possession of said defendant In fi fa. Defendant in fi fa notified. This October 9, 1913. T. S. SINGLETARY ( Sheriff SHERIFF SALE. GEORGIA, Thomas County: Will be sold within tho legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in November, 1913, before the court house door in 'Phomasvlllo to the highest bidder for cash at public outcry the following desrrlbod prop erty towit: One Oak colored roller top desk: one high desk, tor book keeper; one Underwood typewriter and one iron safe. The aforesaid property levied on and sold as the property of the Thomasville Iron Works to satisfy an execution Issued from the City Court of Thomasville la favor of the Pratt-Whltnoy Company, under date of Juno 27th, 1913. Said property being cumbersome and expensive to remove to court house delivery thereof will be made from office of tho defendant at Thora- asrillc, where same !s situated. • T. S. SINGLETARY. ' ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. GEORGIA, Thomas County: Hy virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of said county, will be »old at Public outcry, on the firat j attend, i Tuesday in November, 191.1, at tile. rn - 1RrpJ?nl j nn ’ tomorrow night, court house In said county, between, |)]p chnrph w|l , hp represented ny the usual hours of sale, tho follow-, Mr 7ampR Watt onp I)t the elder*, ing real estate situate in Thomas. Tho Ig 8Prmon will bo eounty and State of Georgia, towlc| pre nehed tonight hv the Lev. Mr. Tv- The funeral of Mrs. W. Floyd Sanford was hold Sunday afternoon at LaurelHill cemetery, tho services being conducted by Rev. J. B. John stone, of the Methodist Church, j Mrs. Sanford was formerly Miss | some time, suffering a stroke of | paralysis about a month ago, and a jsecond one, which caused her death j Saturday, at her home several miles of Macon and several others. Rev. Dr. Douglas, of Macon, came down last night and spent the night : with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Merrill, leaving for Donaldsonvllle this ! morning. j Rev. S. Is. McCarty, of tho Thom asville church, will not be able to owing to a marriage in his h, ut iin the country. Ms. Sanford was formerly Miss Cornelia Harrell, her family being ator. described as follows: One aero land In the southwest corner of the one hundred and seventy acre tract in the town of Pavo, to be three- fourths of an acre broad East and West and to run back North one and one-third acres in length or far enough to make an acre, being a part of land lot number (397), three hundred and ninety-seven, in the thirteenth district of said county, bounded West by land of H. Roberts and South by a proposed street thir ty feet wide between this tract or lot and lands of D. D. Peacock. This sale will continue from day to day, between the same hours, un til all said property Is sold. Terms cash. This 0th day of October, 1913. W. B. HAMBLETON. Administrator of Mrs. J. Bell Da-1 Mitchell plas vis, estate. of Moultrie, the retiring Moder- two houses and lots containing six acres on street, C/ool- Id?e, Georgia, one business lot on Pino street 30x120 ft., town of Coolldge. Georgia. Oct. 1, 1913. I. W. CARTER. Administrator estate Elizabeth Carter. among the early residents of Thom asville. Her first husband was Mr. Willlatu Mitchell, and after his death, she married Mr. Sanford. She leaves a husband and severul chil dren. Fisher'should have hatched the ile j Wednesday. and why he should have picked out j Shirley ns the victim of it. Messrs. I. O. Mil!?'* and Fisher’s own wife and sister do not. j Anderson ef Orlando are in attach any belief to bis story, and ; f (,r a abort time. they have explained that, he Is an | erratic, a drunkard, and has once! been tried for lunacy. I Dr. (. H. Morris of Coolii Mr. R. E. !,< Rochelle isitors to the city | nah Iks Marion Spence left this <norn- for Macon. Atlanta and Savan- Wheth^r Fisher cooked up the ,,n,onp ihe well known visitc she will visit for several city Wednesda story on Shirley to satisfy some old ; Die grudge, or whether it Is simply the raving of a drunkard or a lunatic. Misses Genevieve and Minnie the police have not been able to de-j den are attending the Worley-p termlne. wedding at Camilla. It appears pretty likely at this I writing, however, that something j Miss Minnie Nfchols, or .Savar will happen to Fisher as the result j one of the guests here for of his stijry The police still have j Mallard-Stuart wedding tonight him under survellanee. and even If j the Shirleys fail to prosecute him, it j Messrs 1 I Wight of f Mr. T. 15. Si itt 1st of that mons, of Summer- id a well known capital- sect ion. was registered Russell yesterday. • promi: i todav, I sell. 4. W. Hall, of Chicago is a *nt railroad man In the citv stopping at the New R«.f- is possible that another lunacy will he issued [ promi 1 Wednesday Koddetibery and R- •o, were among th** isitors to Thomasville WATCHING IRE TREASURY Miss Mamie Whitehead has as her esfs Miss Mildred Goebel, of Sa- unah; Miss Marion Spence, of lomasville, and Miss Esther John- j son, of Minneapolis. Minn. Thurs- KCZEMA AND ITCHING CURED day afternoon and evening Miss The soothing, healing medication Whitehead will entertain at auction in Dr. Hobson’s Eczema Ointment bridge for her guests.—Macon Tele- penetrates every tiny pore of the skin ; R r *'»ph. clears it of all impurities—s»o; s itch I Atlanta, Oct. 21.—Despite the se-.lng instant 1, vere criticisms leveled at him for j Ointment is some of his actions. Mayor ‘‘Jim” Woodward Is earning a pretty gen eral reputation as being a zealous watch-dog of Atlanta’s city treasury. “Uncle Jim” promised his constit uents a business administratin'.! when he was elected, and today, when , there is talk of spending more Louis money than the city has provided for j in Its appropriations, iie has put hi foot down flat‘and announced th:i would refuse to sign the check or approve the warrants. The Mayor has announced that h< vill fight tho boards, and will go to ourt. if necessary, to see that tl city law is carried oat to the,letter, czemn vorm. Dr. Hobson’? iim ran teed to i heal eczema, rashes, ring tetter and other unsightly eruptions. Eczema Oiumcnt Is n doctor’s pre scription not an experiment. v druggist or by mail, 50c. . IMoifTor Chemical Co., I'hilndclpliA and St. Irs. C. C. Cocroft left this morn ing for Camilla where she will at tend the Worley-Prultt nuptials this ening. IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW What a Heap of llapuincsN It Would Bring to Thomasville Homes. THE FAMILY COUGH MEDICINE In every homo there should bottle of I)r. King’s New Discovery j Kidney Pi.l ready for immediate use when any * or * a,n member of the family contracts a I - f < T n cold or cough. Prompt use will stop ' ,.2 tho bpead of sickness. 3. A. Stid, of APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO J Mason, Mich., writes: "My whole SELL. j family depends upon Dr. King’s GEORGIA, Thomas County: New Discovery as the host cough Notice is hereby given that the an-J ami cold medicine in the world, derslpned has applied to the Ordln- Two 50c. bottles cured me of pneu- ary of said county, for leave to sell j monia.” Thousands of other famlies land belonging to the estate of have been equally brnefltted and Hard to do housework with an aching hack. Brings you hours of misery at leisure or at work. » If women only know tho cause— that Backache pains often come from weak kidneys, 'Twould save much needless woo. Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys, Many residents of Ibis vicinity ndorse them. Mrs. J. M. Shoror, 936 Bartow St., Quitman, Gn., says. "My kidneys sluggish and tho kidney secre tions were unnatural. 1 also suf fered from dull, nagging backaches and pains in my loins. I always felt tired and languid. I had but little strength or energy and it did not seem as if I could get relief. Fin ally, I got a supply of Doan's Kid ney Pills. They acted Just as re presented. driving away the aches and pains and correcting tho other symptoms of kidney trouble. I am now* feeling much better in every way. I ani glad to endorse Doan’s a second time.” v all dealers. Price, Fosteyn-Milburn Co., York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan's— and take no other.adv. GAME WARDENS IN A SLEW I A Gentle ami Effective Laxative. \ mild, gentle and effective laxa- itlvo is what people demand when suffering from constipation. Thou sands swear by Dr. King’s New Life | Pills. Hugh Tallman. of Ssn Anto ni... Texas, writes, “They ?.re, be yond question, the best pilis my wife and 1 have taken.” They never anise pain. Price 25c., at all drug gists. or by mail. H. E. Bucklen & (’o.. Philadelphia, or 3t. Louis.adv. Mr. R. \V. Jones, a prominent planter of tiie Speme DIrtrht of Grady Co*, nty spent Thursday after noon in the c *f y on > • «iness. ... j SEASON’SkSHIBBOLETH Originality Is the tuning-fork of ■sweetest melody. It is the shibbo- Merccr Who Holds Office Until vemlier, A|»|M»intcd Men Before I Davis (lot a Whack at It. Atlanta, Oct. 22.—A statewide', complication is on the verge of ris- j Ing and perhaps resulting in a see-j iotis wrangle, in connection with the appointment ofnevv county gamej t h,« se a .o'„ of Tie Great Sis wardens this fall The appoint™,.Is 3autelle 9 . IUk sioW8 That .. somp . made by the retiring commissioner. th , ew „ t * he wor|d alway , Jesse Mercer, may full foul of lurching for, 1ms been discovered by this wlzzard expert among showmen in things circussy. He scorns th* monotonous sameness, and “damn ing Iteration’ of the humped-over, alleged wild wests. Those tha f have done “Deadwood Coach" acts from the days of the "Last of the Diis show recognizes nuij iw .... public that Is entitled .. . r ° u , °! lt 2 to tile newest, best and most inter- Mercer baa I Red P8tln( , great many county waraei^ th“* ‘ appointments to he made new commissioner, Charles by tho It will he, recalled that Governor Shimon's appointment of Davis docs not become effective until November first, and that Mercer is still State Commissioner. During the present j MoiiL.... month, some of the old county tip- duty 't poiniments e> expire, and M the state •*rve for the ing ars. inent ,,t I" 1 '! « lvi ‘ .. ‘October 3or Mr. Davis, whoso appoint was announced a month ag? peeled as tho new warden to ap point his own deputies, and to dis tribute the patronage of the sure office. If the Mercer appointees re fuse to give up their commissions it will moan that Mr. Davis will have mighty little patronage to distribute unless he can oust tho Mercer ap pointees by going to court. What Mr. Davis proposes to do is not known,and there Is some question a* j222!* need hat the law is on the subject. It Is said that Governor Slaton o •- pies a neutral position on the sub ject and will not he drawn Into tho ontroversy telle Shows, the atuuse- will he pleased to learn, xhibit at Thomasville toiler 30th. Mr. Sautelle's Inven tive brain cells, (invigorated by his few years’ rest in V’ckling the *oil of his farm), have labored and brought forth an almost miracle. He his corraled the greatest features, ac tors, acrobats, athletes, animals and •general talent that ever foregathered at one time. It is an all-star aggre gation: a bouquet of beauty, agility and nerve. It is THE circus of the coming season. Folks will have no alt for Barnum.' 3Ig. Sautelle shows are co-ordinate —par excellence in themselves. Don't miss the parade.adv. i! DOCTORS DID 1 NOT HELP HER for the payment of j debts (or for tile purpose of dis tribution). Said application will be j heard at the regular term of Court I of Ordinary for said county to lio NOTICE OF SALK. GEORGIA, Thomas County: By virtue of an order from the j help on the first Monday In Noveni Court of Ordinary of said state an.l|her, 1913. county. I will sell at public outcry, on the first Tuesday In November, 1913, at tho court house door iu said eounty, between the legal hours of sale, at eleven o’clock A. M., the following described tract of land, same being the dower interest of tne widow of L, H. Rcdfearn, deceased. In his estate which has reverted to said estate by reason of the death of said widow: 60 acres in lot 336 In the 13th '.ami district of Thomas county Geor gia situate on the north side of said lot and boundary Indicated by fences and corner stakes. Terms one-third cash, balance Jan. 1, 1914. This the 6th day of October, 1913. R. L. REDFKARN, Administrator of estate of 11. H. Rcdfearn, deceased. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALK. GEORGIA, •w 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 November, 1913, at the court house In said county, be tween the usual hours of sale, the following real estate situated In Thomai county towit; One bouse and atrip of land 150x400 ft. In block nine (0), being part of four Iota OB — y.— (tract In Sharlg. the town of Coolldge, Georgia, also This tk day of October, 1913. R. M. GLASS. Administrator upon the estate of Mitchell Glass. depend enilrley upon I)r. King’s Discovery to fare their coughs, colds, thont and lung troubles. Every dose helps. Prise .'.he an 1 $1.00. All druggists.. II. I!. RticUlen A Co., Uliiladetpllhl or St. I.ollis.—mix’. STATE OF GEORGIA. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT ATLANTA. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE G. T. BELL, PEARL WARD BELL, I.lhel For Divorce la Thomas Su perior Court. The defendant, I’earl Ward Bell, is hereby required, personally or by attorney, to ho and appear at the next Superior Court to be hold In and for Thomas County, on the third Monday In October, 1913, next, then and there to answer plaintiffs com plaint as In default thereof, the court will proceed as to Justice shall appertain. Witness, the Honorable W. E. Thomas. Judge of said court, this 4th day of September, 1913. O. GROOVER, Dep. Clk. 8-12-4t-eow. FARM LOANS B years time — Easy Payments. Lowest rates. Larre amounts a Specialty. HARROW LOAN & ABSTRACT COMPANY. Pelham, Ga. October, 4, 1913. Whoreas, a vacancy exists in the (3rd Congress, from the Second District of Georgia, by reason ofthc death of Hon. S. A. Koddenbery. I, John M. Slaton, Governor of said State, do Issue this my procla mation, ordering that an election he held on Wednesday, November 5, 1913, In tho counties composing the Second Congressional District to choose a Representative In the Con gress of the United States for tho unexpired term ending March 4, 1915. ' Given under my hand and the sea) of the Executive Department, at the Capitol in Atlanta, this, the 4th day at October One Thousand and Wins ncs&fed and Thirteen. JOHN M. SLATON, Governor. By the Gorernor: A. If. Ulm, Secretary Executive Department. PECANS—lliuhest cash price, for Pecans. Send sample prices to li. J. Sutcliffe, : nah. FDR SALE army lenta light ly used. !’. S. A. duckin’.' All sixes. Call or write Mr. Springer. Care Peacock-Mash Drug Co.. I) A SW 10-9 if. But Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg etable Compound Restored Mrs. LeClear’s Health— Her Own Statement WANTED—District Agent for \ l several surroundin : «o represent on? of the !»• al Insurance Companies < inoss in the state. S; !. tract to the ripiit .ik . Jones, State Orjr; 1 O. Box 750, Atlanta, (S; 20-1 wkd-2t Detroit, Mich. — “I am glad to dia- | cover a remedy that relieves me from my sutFcring and pro- W’ANTKD- Men and women trodiu-t» new line Patent Ball Hearing Flt-like- Shears. Biggest sellers e\ •Licet!. Agents making $5.<»o to $S.OO per day, full or part time. Best commissions or salary. Free particulars. Address quick, ideal Shears & Cutlery (’«»., Marine Building, Chicago. GUARANTEED YC’.T* - I »>»naXl t!u cwjva—••’•! u Domestic 8ev/ir >0 Ov. .ill freight • ! . this will iavo all (tala; 1,,.. .b,t.*< *• kwtora •r4«rUff, aw fa a,\ w»M» »•» sw. » ■ "ateA o«m (MY) — ny ar miwm aw niriwi □ WANTED AGENTS—either sex, for Economy Administration Cook Book, the much talked of and big- eest seller of the year. $11.00 to $15.00 per day right new. Free descriptive circular or send 25c for Outfit at once, and fir“l choice of territory. Best Term*? Also Best Selling Holiday Books, Com bination Outfit, 25 pains. For two years I suffered bearing down pains and got all run down. 1 was under a nervous strain and could not sleep at night. I went to doctors her* in the city but they did not do me any good. ” Seeing Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound adver tised, I tried it. My health improved wonderfully and I am now quite well again. No woman suffering from fe male ills will regret it if she takes this medicine.”—Mrs. James G. LeCleak, 336 -Iunt St., Detroit, Mich. Another Case. Philadelphia, Pa.— ‘‘Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound is all you claim it to be. About two or thre* days before my periods I would get bail backaches, then pains in right and left sides, and my head would ache. I called the doctor and he said I had organic In flammation. 1 went to him fora while but did not get well so I took Lydia E.Pink- Vegetable Compound. Aftertak- '' „„„. | i n £ two bottles I was relieved and finally !' my trouble* left me. I married and commission. Address B. Ku hi-1 have two iittle girl*. I have had no nvn. Publisher. 136 W. Lake 31 .1 turn of the old troubles.”—Mrs. CHAfl. Chicago, 111. j Boell, 2650 & Chadwick St, PUIla^Pa.