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Tlie Saytoij Tribune,
Issued Every Thursday
: OlH'dftil Organ of Raima County.
ft fitted at. the Voatoffice at Clayton
■ second-class matter
A. REYNOLDS,
a 'E8ttbr !jhd ; Business manager.
" r TERMS.
• - ohi Yuaf. V - - - - - - - W.W;
Six Months, * $ .BO.
ThreufMoatlis .25
umber ; ' Me rtgage. FQREcifoeURE. ! MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE^
ami 10. Ta$sr& Sweet / Koiedeaure of mortgage W.-.S. Whitmire i Foreclosure of
. . vs ( in K#l>un(superior Court-,, \ rnnrtSQ^e in R ft.
Lizzie M. Rob- ( February adjourned term ( ln in rva
son 11901. j J. L. Hamby ) bun Superior
It htiUg represented to the' court by the | Court, August
petition of Taylor* und Sweejt, a partner- ] Term ^Ol
It being represented to the court
Thousands of people belonging
to labor unions in the north are
holdiog public.meetings denounc
ing third assistant postmaster gen
eral Madden becafagg'df his radical
fillings i^.refejehOftto^ebopd class
matter, and pitssitog resolutions de
manding President Roosevelt to
srenmve binv.from office. Country
newspapers are the greatest suffer-
ei>vpnder his ; ruling.
THAT RECENT RULING.
■ The Springfield *'•('Ohio) Daily
Sun, one of the br%htest papers
we ever saw, was kind enough to
send us their issue of Dec. 37, con-
,takiiiig the following:
Local publishers were yesterday
informed of a ruling about to be
made by the post office department
at Washington which will be of
great importance to almost every
newspaper in the country. It de
nies the right of a publisher to ex
tend creait to any subscriber for
his paper, under penalty of with-
dtavttuLoi mailing privileges.
Tne larger local publishing con
cerns like the Crowell and Kirk
patrick Co. and the Floral Publish
ing Co', will llot be senously affect
ed by this ruling, as their subscrip
tion business is done on a cash ba
sis. It does not interfere to any
giCilljuixlent with daily newspa
pers, the circulation ol which is al
most exclusively by carriers. The
publishers of religious and agricul
tural journals and of country week
lies will find the ruling a most se
rious thing, however, as in the very
nrfture of things they must extond
credit to their subscribers.
Tips action of tbe.department is
the culmination of a long line of
Similar rulings which have been
made within the last six months.
As ifc well known, newspapers und
periodicals are given the benefit of
What is known as the second-class
fate—one cent per pound. It costs
probably four or five cents a pound
to carry t’ji* kind of mail matted,
and the department handies it at
loss, therefore it would appear at
first glance.
Leading publishers have pre
pared exhaustive statistics, howev
er, showing that every pound of
second class matter creates euough
profit bearing business for the de
partment, in the sale of stamps,
tnoney orders, registered letters,
etc,, tojmore than balance the ap
parent lots to which reference has
been made. The claim is made
tbat ^he other branches of the pos
tal service would fail to maintain
their present prosperity were it not
for v the advertising value of the
newspapers and magazines which
have the obeaper postage rate.
Tbs claims thus made by publish
ers are strongly substantiated by
the figures oft'jMiy department
itself, which slid#$iut the annual
deficit wbioh represents this excess
of its outlay over income hue been
decreased from year to year in al-
’ the same proportion
at of second class mail
The third
does not ad-
contentions,
mined effort to restrict, tne ;
otseCond class publications
limit their circulations.
Heretofore the rulings of Mr
Madden, the third assistant post.
master general, have been directed ship, the individual members of which are
at the papers which have built up i * B ; “ d , "j ' iC ueil,R re P re8entea 10 tne c0lirc
r ^ 1 • ^ 3rd day of July 1900, Lizzie H. Robinson K v the net it ion of W S Whitmire
enormous circulations on u very executed and delivered to said Taylor and •> 10 P et,uon 01 VV-D. WUltmirc
■low price, lu addition, he has re- Sweet a mortgage on certain real estate ly- 1 that, on I he 20th/day of September
fused second class rights to what j iD ? inR A a ‘ d ? ounl y d T ! r ib ? d M .’oiiows to-’ i8 97) J. L. Hamby executed -and
ik known as “library publications” | albinson HouiTiaw irTthe town qT rli°- • dellvered to the said petloner a
—paper covered editions of popu- ■ lulab Falls, being p»rts or original land ' mortgage </u.certain real estate ly-
lar bosks. Hi«‘ latest ruling will lot9 Nos.l70aud m m the 13th district .of | mg in said count,y and described
, „ B ; Rabun county Georgia, commencing at the' I a . rp, , . , ,.
bear on 90 per.cent of the news- j corn „ r 0 f Spring and River streets aud bin- j - lb to ‘ l0 " a t0 ‘ V,t - The lot on
papers of the country other thau 1 ning east 170 feet along said iifvjr street, | which the W. S Whitmirj store
daily .publications, the exceptions j t ! w “ ce “ out ! , 7 * f ® et - thence “ fert> house now 8tands and described
. . . 1 thence south 75 feet to n Mlejt, thence .. .■ ■MP,,,...,.,,.,,.;....
being the standurd magazines 1 slightly south w est 150 feet, along said alley .‘* S . 0 ommencing .it, a
which do noi handle credit sub- to spring street, tlienee slightly west of point three feet north of the norUr
north auo feet along Spring street;to the be- j west corner of the front piazza to
ginning corner together with all and sl11 - : th e said store house, thence east
gular the lights, members ami appurq-i 7
nances thereto belonging or in anywise ap **lli-l p«tT4ulell with the north ws* 11
, . • pertaining lor the purpose of soefcring thc^ of said store house eixtv five feet,
trades union and socialistic papers. . payment of ascertain mt?engage note for one* 1.1 11 i ; “ j . t » f
The nuttier was taken up by the re I mmdred and fifty dollars principal execut.- 1 ^ P a * 1
cent convention of the American' ed and deHvered b > J8aidLi5:zie u - " obi “- end <>r wal1 ^storehouse fix-
„ , T . ^ci j sou to said Taylor and Sweet on the 3rd day ty eight feet, thence west naval] nil
Federation of Labor at Scranton,-. oijut/ woi.aue oiWer 1st luoo.undstip- with tbe sout . h wul i of S! iid store
l a., and vigorous denunciatory ulating for mteiest from maturity at the
resolutions adopted. As there j 8 1 ™teoi night per c««t per annum and uu . house-sixty five feet, t lienee north
. , . . r 1 per cent attorney fees in case of suit, sixty eight feet to the beginning
no appeal from the decisions of the ... „ . ...... , , , . . ,i J
.- . | ills ordered th»t the defendant said i eurner, containing one milt li ol no
third postmaster general, in reia- Lizzie li. Robinson do pay into this court' 1 r ,1
bv the first day oft»e next term the prtuei- ! i,Cre mo ™ or leSS - for thfi P ur P° 8e
pal, interest, attor^oy’s fees and costs due | of securing tfie payment of a cer-
on said note or sixer cause why she should I tuin promissory note for $200 exe-
not pay the same oiin dofaulf thereof the | , , , . , . ..
, ,, . 1 , , , . I cuted and delivered by tne saidj.
aforesaid mortgage|Ije foreelosed and the j ....
equity.of.redeuiptujnof the said r-izzio 11. i L. Illilllby to sulci W. S. ”\V hit mire
on the 20th day of September lhyT.
Done on the 1st day of January,
Bcripfions.
Among the publications excluded
by Mr. Mudden 'have been many
tion to second cluss mutter, except
through the courts, political influ
ence is being brought to bear to se
cure the removal of the present in
cumbent from the office.
! KohiftsoU therein tie forever barred and
Washington correspondence of j that service o. this rule he perfected uu
the Cincinnati dailies would indi
cate that the fight on Mr. Madden
has become an exceedingly warfu
one. There is a divergency of o-
pinion as to its results, some be
lieving that the general will be able
to retain his position and ot!
thinking his offioiol days if^s : ntTrn^j 'jy 1111 '
said Lizzie H. Robinson according to law.
This May 11th Will.
J. Bi Estes, J..S.C.
Taylor <& Sweet i Foreclosure of
VS. ; u.ortage on
Lizzie H. Robin ( realty,
son
Iiibun Superior Court, August
. $Bsrm. 19OX.
] 19OO al ter daie,*uiul stipulating for
said lot, thence smith 1230 feet, thence
nortli 84 degrees west 850 feet to u
white oak thence north 6 degrees west
460 feet tOa chestnut, thence nortli 2'
degreecHSt8i5'4eet to the state line,
thendofrest along the state to the be-
giiriiig corner. Levied on us the prop
erty of George Jacobs by virture of an
execution issued by Joso li l Dickersou
Tux <Jo lector of said county to satisfy
his state and county Tax for the year for
1901'. Written notes given defendant
in, terms of file law'. Til is Dec, 23 1901
* J, tt. ffitcliic. Shrelf
bered. It is said that Mr. Mudden' N| ^b | uippearingto the Court that
admits that he has assumed the tbo t dofendaut in the above stated
function of making and interpret- case has not betn nerved with the
iug laws, regardless of the fact that petition and rule ni si in the above
he is connoted §with neither the 8tllteu Clt8t! a‘> required by
legislative nor the judiciary former order oT this court,
brunches of ihe government, but ex i therefore irdts.red 'ill’ll tins case
prease#*tlu5 belief that bis course 1 8 * iand •.. con ^'*P t |£ d iind tbti,i_ Said
will be sustained in the end. if'defendani Lizzie H. Robioao'i be
interest from imunrity ut 1 lie. rule
ol eight per cem, per annum.-
it is if Hire fore ordered,--that the
def-ndi'iiit ). L. Until by do pay in
to tins court by 1 lie lin.-.t day T.> J-M-
next lerin, ihe principal, includ-*!
iug imeiesi ami costs, due on said
note, or show cause why he should
not pry flic same, or Gut in Ue
fault iiiceuf 1 lie 11 ore niid m-ni-
I J j gago be foreclosed and ilic equily
lot redempiion ol ihe is.iicl defem:-
am Uicrem 1 meverburred, and 1 hai
tins rule be oji \'i-ii personally 011
said ,j. 1.. iipmby or published
Administrator's sale
Get.rgia, Rabun County:
By virtue of an order of the
court, Of Ordinary, will be sold,
on the first Tuesday in Jan., i9o2 t
at the court-honse in said county,
within the legal hours of sale,
the following real estate situated
in Rabun county, to-wit: Part, of
lots of land Nds. 5z and 58 in the
4th land district of said county,aud ‘
described as follows: Beginning on
tlm west original line at a coadi-*.
tronnl corner, and runlung'east a
conditional line to ah apple tree in
the gap of the ridge, thence east to.
a poplar tree, thence eimt.to a black
gum. thence east to the original
line, thence north to the original
line to the original corner, fhence
west a conditional line to the top o-
Joe mountain, ‘lhence do vn the di
viding ridge to J. F. Godfrey’s
draw bus, ilience south-east along
the road to the public road, thence
soiiili-vye(5t the conditional line to
the original line, thence south ihe
o.tiginal line to ihe beginning corn-
c-, containing 15O acres more or
less. Terms of suits one half cash
and balance on six uv-unlw linic*
wi'h notes and approved security.
This 3rd day'of Dec., 1UO1.
J. F. Godfrey, udiuifiisira-
tni- of 1 lie estate of Ansel Godfrey
, . . , • • . ..lice a n.oni h for four monl
the indignation expressec by local sowed with said Vule hi 51- as 1L '": | | 1C ( , r p r ;l
publishers yesterday upon receipt
of his most recent ruling is a fail
indication of the conditions winch
obtain throughout the country,Mad,
den’s pathway in the next few
weeks will not b$ one altogether
peaceful and pleasant..
quired by law before the next term
of this Court either 'personally!
three months before, the next term !
of the Ccurt or by publication in
the Clayton Tribune once a month
for four months before the next
term of this Court in the Clayton
Tribune and that next term be
made the return term. Aug. 31I1
49Oi.
Jvhti S. Candler.
J. S. C.
W. S. Paris, Plaintiff’s Att’ys,
Georgia—Rabur. County,
ujune
accornuij,
■UlgllHI
Court of Rabun Couuty Ga. do
hereby certify that the foregoing
orders are two copies of the
records on minutes Superior Court
o fRabun CoiintyGa,
Witness my hand and seal,-
This Oct. 25 i90i •
J. S. Ramey, Clerk.
GERMANY.
Mr. Luke Fowler and wife, who
have made their home at Toccoa,
Ga., are spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. James C'ffenback.
Mr. Ed Almon and family spent
Xmas day with Mrs. Crawford, on
Scott’s Creek.
Mr. James Colenback carried a
load of rye to Clayton Friday.
Mr, I. M. Justus visited his
grandparent Mr. J, M. York on
Persimmon Thursday
Mr. Bill Norton and son Ed
passed through Germany Friday.
Mr. D. L. Dodgius, from West
minster, is spending a few weeks
with friends in Germany.
Mr. Anderson Coffee is very fee
ble at this witting
Mr. Isaac Rainey and family are
spending a few weeks with Mr,
John Holcomb/. • ■
Walter Rembcrt is spending a
few days with Mr. Johu Hollifieid.
Mr. Bill Welibome is building
him a new residence on TimpBon
Creek.
Mr. Marvin Powell spent Xmas
on Woll Creek.
Mr, Ambros Louin passed up
through Germany Friday. m f
Georgia Justus spent Christmas 10
hunting rabbits.
Mr John and Virgil Keener vis
ited C. P. York and family . Fn-1 p
day.
Mr. A. S. Dickerson has pur
chased some feed from John Justus. 1 Falls regardless of No. Elovey
t ,'Mrs. Marion Justus 6pent Fri
day night with Miss Lizzie Pilling right of tract over trains of class
ham. j moving in opposite directions.
Mr. Jeffie Holcomb is peddling! W. S. ERWIN, G. P. A.
some this week, ^*0/' * Sk €5* BUNL VFj'Gen, Manager.
t:
to law. This 25m day of
19O1. Jas. li. Grant,
Petitioner’s Attjy,
By the emir..
John y. Candler, Judge Hu peri*
or Court Slone Mountain Ciieuit,
Presiding.
Georgia—Rabun County.
1, J. S. Kamov, Cl-ik of ihe Su
perior court in and for said coun
ty of Rabun do hereby certify that
the foregoing rule vi si is a true
copy from tne min men of. Rabun
! Superior Gnu ft. -.WttnonSifnv'hn ml
1, J.fi Rainey, Clerk of Superior tuul ol flcluI SIgli ature^l)i s Sept
3U1I1, 1901.
J. S, Runiey, Clerk.
Seal.
Sheriff's Sales.
Georgia—Rabun County.
Will be sold, on the first Tues
day in February next, at public
outcry at the court house in Clay-
THE TALLULAH tbn, said county, within the Jegiff
FALLS BA1LKOAD hours of safe, to the higlinst bidder
COMPANY for cash, certain property of which
the following is a full uru^om-
plcte descrTJitior.: W
A orie fourth undivided interest
111 lot of land Nor 88 in the 38th
TIME TABLE NO. 21.
In effect Sunday, Sept. 22, 8 a. in.
I9OI.,-Eastern Time.
L.bel for Divorce.
'Via. o. Taylor vs 1
Falc.-itimi Tiivlm-.l I.iliei fur IRvorce.
Tu l’lilertfuie ,'Jjiylnr: »
Von irri- lie re by militiod to Iw wul nfi-
|»-iU-cHbei- p i-Winiilly nr by nttorhi-.v at that
near. Bnperior t-'nilrl of Rabun county, to bo
liebl on lliu rollrlli Monday in 1-Yliriii.,r J
1!R|2 next, to mauver ihe eontpluii'n of \V.
0. Taj lor in 1111 nation for total ilnurer. In
default tln-reof tiro court will prueenl unto
hrstiee sliiill uppeitnin. Wiineim tin- 1n n-
orabUi .1. 11. E^i.e'si .iqilj^t- irf Until court, this
October tbe 1st llKlj.
J. *. Untlier. G- s - d-
.las. It. Oram, Libehui'ta Attiinp-y,
Oft'ilN -. RY’fj CITATIONS.
11
STATIONS.
12:
Daily
•
Daily.
P. M.
LV AR
p,mJ
5 15
TallulaheFalls
1 00
5 20
F Tallulah Lodge
12 67
5 35
Turnerville
12 48
5 45
F Hollywood
.12 28
5 53
F Anaudale
12 18
'6 00
F Hills.
I? 11
16 10
Clarksville
12 O5
6 25
Demurest
11 5O
.0 45
Cornelia
11 3O
I'P. M
AR LV
A M-
F. for
flag ctat,ion=.
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j No. Twelve will fun to Tallulah
editions issued from the Justice’s
Court of the 1375th Dist. G. M.* oi
said county, one in favor of C. T.
Wilbanks, the other in .favor of V.
C. Taylor and proceeding for the
benefit of C. ,T. Wilbanks trans
feree. Both against said W. S. Ba
ker. Levy made and returned to
me by Lonia Qipson, L. 0. Tl^.s
the zUth day of December 19O1.
J. R. Ritchie, Sher : ff..
Also part ef let 1.18 In the third land persons concerned to show cause agai
All southbound trains have j Dl8trlct of Rabun county contaluing 17
acres mere or less bounded as follows
(icoi gin— Kabul! County.
M L ami H. M Hopper, a.lntluis*-
tralors upon the (.-slate of nenry Hop
per late of a a id cciinty, ileceased hiiV
i g tiled Ihelr petition far dii-ehsige,
1 his t< 10 cite all peisonn concerned to
show cunse against the granting of
1] i dhil-ipc, at ihe regular let'll)
the court of Ordinary for said covin'
to lie held on the lint Monday >u J.fi
tiary. 1902 This Sepi.30. lfiol,
W. S Lon/.
OidifiSi-y.
(jeorgia— * pbu 11 County,
M. I. Dickerson, administnitor upon
the estate of W. t. Dickerson, fate of
comity, deceased, having died his
m lor discharge this is to Cite all
is concerned to show cause against
ting of tb is discharge, at the reg
ular term of tlta count of Oulhmry for
said county to be held on the first Mon
day in Febuary,19V2 This Oct. 291601-
W • 8- Long, . -i
Or
Georgia—linbuti county,
Emma R. Crawford, having made apl
plication for a 12 mohths’ support <
of the estate of James J-Crawford, 1
appraisers duly appointed to set apart the
same having Bled their return all persons
concerned are hereby required to show
cause before the court of Ordinary of
said county ou tbe first Monday in
Febuary. 1902 This 1st day of Janu
ary' 1902.
W.S- Long, Ordinary.
Georgia—liabun County,
John B. Dockins, administrator upon
the estate of Benjimau Dockins, late of
said county, deceased, having filed bis
petition lor discharge, this is to cite al
tbdferaattng of this - discharge, at
regular teflta of the Cbnrt of Oidinary
begining at aetoke la thestat* line be- said eonnty to he held on the first Moa
tween aeorgia and North Carolina at tbe
north west corner of Eva Watkins land
1600 feet from the north west corner of
da) iu April 1602. This 2nd day 01
W«8. Long. Ordinary