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i
i have secured the agency for Red Cr
for Tifton and now havein stock some
«ppy low heel Pumps in Patent and
in Kid.
shoes. They are the sole of
tty Waists in Stock
Hot Weather Clothing in stock
, Women and the Kids.
can & Stubbs
EI Paso, Texas, June 17.—Excitement following the
American soldiers brief excursion to Juarez died down today.
The situation apparently is normal but further trouble is feared
as Villa is likely to attempt reprisals.
Eire! Where?
Why worry when the fire alarm sounds? Why
not learn how to prevent fires? We know many
ways and gladly explain them and help put them
into effect.
' Hus is a Hartford Agency offering Hartford
Prevention Service as well as Hartford indemnity.
Let us explain this additional service your insur
ance premiums buy.
CLIFF PARKER
“INSURANCE SERVICE"
Phone 91 Hotel Myon Bldg.
Tifton, Georgia
We represent seventeen old line companies with
.combined assets of over two hundred and fifty
million dollars.
i tani hat roe i
V‘ to MdlUw.
aw*
Speeial Depots
GOOSura jj'
west of 1
_ Plank Spendklj
New Storage |{oom
rn:l Malting Other Improvement*
Planter* Oil MUlls making extern
provementa to ita plant south of
putting In aeveral new building*
will greatly increase the storage
of the plant. The new build*
improvements will cost about
__ and are to be completed by July
Messrs. Golden and Spooner are
handling the Job.
'A brick warehouse 02 by 100 feet is
being built It will have a composition
. .. root and will hold 2,000 tons of hulls and
a big supply of beer was ready for the m(W- lB Bdd [ Uon the p uut baa a wood-
socoud run. Twenty-two 00-gallon bar- an warehouse, B0 by 80 feet, which will
cell of beer were turned out' ,(b* — r '
Monday night the offleers destroyed
M gallons of 'beer, west of Mr. U.
-011,^7 vv.
jj t tkemstivas,'
40 feet by 100 feet of west aide of ^T 0 **,*? *» J®?
number 6 in block 11 1*2 in the City of ■?<* made a body politie under
Tifton, Geor^aaid log- ‘
lumber
a big fi
— T —Jting south
Street tad extending
distance of 100 feet
from the north line of First Street, said
block number 11 1*2 being platted and
recorded on page 480, deed book number
Prank
700
storing meal and hulls for
trade.
shop is being built to
it. the plant.
*k storage room for supplies is
erected.
A. trick oil room to be built will hold
Ray’s place, near Fender. This beer was
ready to run and it Is thought from infor
mation the offleers had that it was In- A DncK QU room to
tended to move the still which was ^ tan fc 8 0 f lubricating
destroyed Monday morning to the new . \ linter shed of wood, with brick
location to cook up the big stock of beer, foundation and tin roof, also is being
Last week Tom Stallings, a negro, was - erected. This will hold between 800 and
caught iu Tifton with three, quarts «f 1.000 bale, of lint,
moonshine whiskey in hi.
";r„r LuZZ — *
the capture of a lard-can still. This etlU This plant is one of the bent equipped
was being operated in one end df tht oil mill* in this section and with the
house while Stallings lived in the other new buildings completed, will be quite
en d < a little city within itself.
ARE YOUR WORK STOCK
NED UP
SKIN- PRIMITIVE baptist revival
If they're not given attention
be unfit for use. Get a bottle
RIS’ HEALING REMEDY
according to directions.
Elder W. A. Pinkstaff Will Assist Pastor
in Meeting Beginning June 20
The Primitive Baptists of Tifton will
begin a revival meeting here Thursday
evening, June 2(>th. Elder PinkstafF, of
these galls and every other kind 'of tores
•md you can work the bone every day.
Rickerson Grocery Co. Adv.
heal j Tennessee, will assist the pastor. Two
SEVENTH DISTRICT WINS
The Seventh Congressional District
won the stute high school tneet at Atheus
last week, Calhoun winning the individ
ual honors.
services daily—11 :30 a. ra. and 0 p. m.
Elder Piukstuff is one of the most pop
ular ministers of his denomination. The
public is cordially invited to ntteud all
the services.
Hiuging will be iu cliurgc of Dr. Baker.
Remember the date and be at the first
service. Thursday evening, June 20th.
The Sylvester debating team, composed ™R THE RELIEF OF RHEUMATIC
of Perry and Wooten, won third place.
When you have stiffness and soreneae
of the muscles, aching joints and find it
difficult to move without pain try massag
ing the affected parts with Chamberlata'i
QUART COSTS NEGRO $100
Nathan Garvin, colored, pleaded guilty J Liniment. It will relieve the pain and
before Judge J. H. Price Tuesday morn- make rest and sleep possible,
ing to a charge of violating the prohi
bition law. He was fined $100 and costs.
Garvin was arrested last week with a
quart of whiskey in his possession.
LIFT CORNS OR
CALLUSES OFF
Doesn’t hurt! Lift any corn or
callus off with fingers
Don’t suffer! A tiny bottle of Free-
zone costs but a few cents at any druc
store. Apply a few drops on the corns,
calluses and “hard akin” on bottom of
feet, then lift them off.
When Freezone removes corns from the
toes or calluses from the bot^m of feet
the skin beneath is left pink and healthy
and never sore, fonder or Irritated.—adv.
A Tire That Is Practically Wear-Proof
THE GILLETTE TIRE of to-day U without a rival. It contains the nearest approach
to wear-proof rubber that the tire industry has ever produced. No other tiro is made
“ lhe • am ® w «y- No other rubber mnnrfacturerg can duplicate the “Chilled Rub
ber Process.”
Hie Gillette “Chilled Rubber Process,” developed and perfected by their Chemists,
Is a method of treating crude rubber. It toughens and “tempers” the rubber in a
manner similar to the heat treating of the higher grades of steel. It doee not harden
the rubber in the sense of making it brittle. On the contrary, it actually adds to the
resilience and tensile strength of tires and tubes.
These tires are practically wear-proof, and well nigh indestructible under ordinary
usage. The Gillette Safety is outwearing all other fabric tires, and the Gillette Cord
Tire is unquestionably the long distance champion.
Ask Us to Show You this Tire
Taylor Furniture & Hardware Co.
NESMITH MUST SERVE TIME
Edward Brown NeSmith, the young
white man from Berrien county, who
ban been iu Lowndes county jail for
Home time while his appeal wa M pending
before the supreme court of the state,
now knows that he must soon start on bis
life time sentence which was imposed
upon him in the Berrien superior court,
says the Valdosta Times.
NeSmith was in the military service
and while at his Berrien county home
on a furlough it was- charged that he
caused the death of an old negro man
who was janitor of the Berrien county
court house. He was tried on a charge
of murder and found guilty and senten
ced. His ap|>eal for a new trial waa de
nied by Judge Thomas and the case was
accordingly taken to the supreme court.
Friday that court handed down ita de
cision, affirming the verdict and posi
tion of the lower court and apparently
the young mau must now serve his sen
tence.
His friends have contended all the
time, and they still contend, that he was
a victim of circumstantial evidence and
that it was not a case of murder at all
and that lie shot the old man after the
negro had fired on him. Apparently he
could not show this by witnesses to the
satisfaction of the jury und hence his
conviction.
Tift County, sold a* the property of
ie Frank Scarboro Company,
Also at the same time and place the
following described personal property will
be told also as the property of the Fi
Scarboro Company:
Six flat top office desks.
14 small sectional book cases.
1 large table.
1 paper cutter.
18 chairs.
7 desk sets, ink stands, etc.
2 settees.
4 cabinet files.
3 dictaphones.
0 brass cuspidors.
1 check protector.
2 large square cabinet files.
1 large book case.
1 Royal typewriter.
1 adding machine.
2 tall office stools.
(I waste baskets.
4 electric desk lamps.
1 large iron safe.
2 small files.
5 letter trays.
2 hat racks.
Also at the same time and place: one
two ton Federal Motor truck chassis.
1 book-keeper’s desk.
1 flat top desk.
1 office stooL
1 office chair.
Lot of automobile parts and tools, sold
as the property of the Hilliard Motor
Company.
Also at the same time and place the
following described property to wit: .
300 shares of the capital stock of the
Frank Scarboro Company of the par
value of $100.00 each.
214 shares of Comfort Bennor Tie
Compauy stock of the par . value of
$100.00 each.
Six shares of stock in the Mutual Mill
ing Company of the par value of $50.00
Also at the same time and place the
following described property to wit:
One note P. W. Roberson dated Jan.
25, 1011 $25.00
One note P. W. Roberson dated March
9 loio $300.00
One note P. A. Allen dated August 9,
1009, $200.00
One note J. C. Tanner, dated
10 One note W. H. McCartney datedAug.
12, 1000. , , $220.00
20 notes C. W. Dowell dated Nov.
18. 1010, $10. each *200.00
One Pote R. E. Ward dated December 17.
1015, „ . ne-2?
One note W. P. Moore Z. T.
Brown, Nov. 10, 1017, $100.00
One note W. H. Graham dated July
, 1010, . , $1750.00
One note W. H. Graham dated Jan
uary 5, 1917, $212.00
One note M. S. Shaw, dated December
21. 1910, , . 50100
to which is attached deed to secure debt
One note David Comfort $3300.00 to
which is attached aa security 100 shares
Comfort Bennor Tie Company stock.
One note J. C. Rousseau dated June 1. Filed
lift $750.00
1018
One note Z. T. Brown dated January
18 frour° notes $25.00 each dated June
28, 1917 signed Joseph A. Bogan, sold
is the property of Frank Scaroboro.
Said sale will begin promptly at 11
o’clock A. M. on Tuesday, the 24th day of
June, 1919, and will continue until til of
said property is disposed of. The terms
of the sale will be toTcash and til sale*
will be subject to the confirmation of
tbs court
This May 24, 1919.
B. Y. WALLACE, Receiver
Frank Scarboro,
Frank Scarboro Co.,
Hilliard Motor Co.
PETITION FOR DIVORCE
JAMES YARBROUGH HURT
OEORGI A,—Tift County.
George B. Owen vs. Alma A. Owen.
Petition for divorce. Tift Superior
Court. December term, 1019.
TO ALMA A. OWEN:
You are hereby required to be and ap
pear either in person or by an attorney,
Janies, the 11 yenr old son, of Mr. and a ^ the December, 1910, term of the Su-
Mrs. J.A. Yarbrough, was painfully hurtjp er i 0 r Court of Tift County, Georgia, to
Sunday about 12 o’clock at his home on be held on the first Monday in December,
Tifton* Heights. James was playing in [1010. to answer the petition of George
a tree in the yard and in some way lost B. Owen, whe r * ‘ “ y ‘JJ*. ®^ e _ D : t ; 0 J! f or | 3.—The object of said corporation is
his bnlanee i falling on a picket fence, one defendant, the g I I pecuniary gain to itself and its share
m under the rifht ,.’£11' „ n„„„..ht. R Eve. Judire holder.. _ ...
the name and style of'
O. IV. BRANCH AND COMPANY.
I° r the period of twenty year..
*•— T “»t the principal office of aaid
''S* 11 *» *» the City of Tifton,
■aid State and county, but peUUonera dfr
to establish branch officea
5 ute - ° r elsewhere, whenever
the holders of a majority of the Stock mar
so determine.
3.—That the object of aaid corporation
“ pecuniary gain to itself and ita .hare-
holders.
I,. 4 ' - £ h,t the b “ 8l “'“ to be carried on
by .aid corporation that of buying and
»e ling cotton, either in reran or to whole
sale quantities, both in it. own behalf
and as agent for others; exporting cot
ton; and engaging generally in the busi-
ness of trading in cotton. In order to
facilitate and increase the business of the
corporation, petitioners desire that fct
have the right to advance or lend money
upon cotton, or receipts and bills of lad
ing therefor, as collateral; the right to
buy or lease and to operate cotton ware-
tbelr associates "and
corporated and
mi
der the ua* gad .tyle
TIPTON HOME
Pi
for theperiod of twi
2.—The prtodpal office of raid
S IV .hall belli the city of -~‘
unty Georgia, but petltl
the right to establish branch <*
to the State or elsewhere, whu..,.. um
holder, of a majority of tbo dock may'
so determine. >■
3.—The object of raid •-
the object of raid corporation la
pecuniary gain to itself and to ita .Sara
holders.
4.—The business to be carried on by
said corporation is that of buying, selling;
exchanging, leasing, and improvh
estate and. every kind and desert
interest therein; of erecting and con
structing buildings therein; otherwise de
veloping and improving the same. To this
end the petitioners desire the right to
purchase or lease building material and
implements, to make any and til con
tracts and to have and exercise such
other powers as may be necessary or con- . r
houses, upon the vote of the holders of a* ve “ient in carrying out the purposes
,°/ L the stock of said corpora-.'hereinbefore mentioned, including the
tion; and the right to purclTase or ^e*
such. real estate and personal property
as may bo necessary, proper, or suitable
to tlie purposes of the corporation as
hereinbefore set out.
5.—That the capital stock of said
cor|»oration shall be five thousand
($5000) dollars with the privilege of in
creasing the same to the sum of fifty
thousand ($50,000) dollars by a majority
vote of the stockholders; such stock to be
divided into shares of one hundred ($100)
dollars each. The entire amount of the
said capital stock has been paid in.
0.—That petitioners desire the right to
sue and to be Bued, to have and use a
common seal, to make all necessary by
laws and regulations, and to do all other
things that may be necessary for the suc
cessful conduct of said business, includ
ing the right to execute notes and bonds
as evidence of indebtedness incurred, or
which may be incurred in the conduct of
the affairs of the corporation and to se
cure the same by mortgage, deed to se
cure debt, or other form of lien under
existing laws.
7. —That they desire , for said corpora
tion the power and authority to apply for
and accept amendments to its charter, of
either form or substance, by vote of a
majority of its stock outstanding at the
time. They also ask authority for said
corporation to wind up it* affairs,
liquidate and discontinue its business
at any time it may so determine by vote
of two-thirds of its stock then outstand
ing.
8. —That they desire for said corpora
tion the right of renewal of its character
as provided by the laws of Georgia, and
all each other rights, powers, privleges
and immunities as are incident to like
corporations or permissible under the
laws of this State.
style aforesaid, with the powers, privi-
WHEREFORE, petitioners pray that
,_ey be incorporated under the name and
ledges and immunities herein set forth,
and such as are now or may hereafter be
allowed corporations of similar character
under the laws of Georgia.
FULWOOD and HARGRETT.
Petitioners’ Attorneys,
office this May 16, 1919.
HENRY D. WEBB
Clerk.
GEORGIA—TIFT COUNTY.
I, Henry D. Webb, Clerk of the Super
ior Court of said county, do hereby certi
fy that the foregoing is a true and cor
rect copy of the application for charter
of G. W. Branch and Company, as the
me Appears on file in this office.
Witness my official sipature and
the seal of said <wurt this May 16, 1919.
HENftY D. WEBB
Clerk Superior Court of Tift County Ga.
FOR INCORPORATION
GEORGIA—TIFT COUNTY.
To the Superior Court of said County:
The petition of B. B. Ivey, J. T.
Rogers and D. T. Fulton, respectfully
hows: ...
1. —(That they desire for themselves,
their associates and successors to be in
corporated and made a body politic under
the name and style of
IVEY FURNITURE COMPANY, INC
for theperiod of twenty years.
2. —The principal office of said corp
oration shall be in the City of Tifton,
Tift County, Georgia, but petitioners de
sire the right to establish branch offices
within this State or elsewhere, whenever
the holders of the majority of the stock
>f the pickets striking him under the right
utting a gush about five in
ches long. His bark wag also strained
by striking a box.
While the injuries to the little fellow
_.e not serious, they ure quite painful and
he will be confined to his bed for several
day;
Rub-My-TUm ii a powerful
antiseptic; it lull, the poison
caused from infected cut*,
cure* old tore*, tetter, etc. ad.
NOTICE TO SINGERS
Any person interested in the Normal
Music School to be tou*ht by A. M.
Pice at Hickory Springs church will
confer with Jack Ford within ten day*,
dwlt.
You Do More Work,
Yon are more ambitious and yon let a
enjoyment out of everythlnl when ,
blood U In good condition. Impurities
the blood bevo m very depressing effect
the lystem, causing weakness, I.zineu
nervousness and sickness.
QROVB’S TASTELESS Chill TONIC
restores Energy end Vitality by Purifying
and Enriching the Blood. When you feel
ita strengthening, invigorating effect, aee
how it brings color to the cheeks end how
i it improves the appetite, you will then
; appreciate its true tonic value.
1 OROVE’S TASTELESS Chill TONIC
: ie not • patent medicine, it is simply
IRON and QUININE suspended in Syrup.
So pleasant even children like iL The
blood needs Quinine to Purify It end IRON
to Enrich IL These reliable tonic prop
erties never fail to drive out impurities in
the blood.
The Strength-Cresting Power of GROVES
, TASTELESS Chill TONIC has made it
the favorite tonic in thouundt of homes.
Mora than thirty-five years ego. folks
would ride a tong distance to get GROVE’S
TASTELESS Chill TONIC when a
of their family had Ms!trie or
needed a body-building, atrength-glving
tonic. • The formula U just the aaaa to-
Witness the Honorable R. Eve, Judge
of said court, this June 6, 1919.
Henry D. Webb.
Clerk, Superior Court, Tift County,
Georgia.
(Seal)
0-13eow4t
TO REMOVE DISABILITIES
To Whom It May
W. Livingston gives notice that «t the
July Term, 1919, of the Superior Court
of Baid county, to be held on the First
Monday in July, 1919, he will apply to
the said Court oy petition to be relieved
of his disabilities placed upon him by
the verdict of the jury in the case of
Gertrude Elliott Livingston, in a salt
for divorce by Gertrude Elliott Livings-
walter W. Livingstqn tried
ton against
October Term, 1917, of said Court,
n a total divorce was granted be
tween the parties, and petitioner Walter
W. Livingston, was left under (be dis
ability of not beingallowed to marry
‘ “ Iter W. Llvf ‘
pub-
again, and Walter W. Livingston p
Ushes this notice as required by la#.
This the 25th day of March, 1910.
Walter W. Livings***.
H. W. Nelson, Petitioner*! Attorney.
PETITION IN EQUITY
Thomas Y. Fletcher vs. Peabody,
Houghteling & Company, Augustus S.
Peabody, James L. Houghteling, Jr., and
“ ‘ “ * individuals and
liunicr* , VS CV1I r . A out*, u. A. uavvu,
Frank Scarboro and South Georgia Land
oration.
citable Petition; In Tift Superiqr
Court, July Term, 1010.
To the Defendants, Peabody, Hough
teling & Co.. Augustus S. Peabody, James
•Mr* Meter
ig & Co.. Augustus S. l’eabody, James
Houghteling, Jr., and Francis R.
Dickinson, as individuals and Trustees;
and Frank Scarboro:
You and each of you are hereby re
quired personally or by attorney to be
and appear at tne Superior Court to be
held in and for aaid County on the First
Monday In July, 1919, then and there to
answer the complaint in the above styled
case, as in default thereof said Court
will proceed as to justice shall appertain.
Witness the Honorable R. Eve, Judge
of raid Court, this the 28th. day of May,
1910.
Heaur D. Webb.
Clerk Superior Court Tift County, Ga.
f lEV WBcook,
‘•Plalatif’e Attorneys.
4.—The business to be carried on by
said corporation is that of buying, sell-
ing. and otherwise dealing in furniture^ mo 8PaI< to make all necessary I
household and office equipment ot even? and regulations ,and to do all other
sort, musical instruments and supplies, t mn„ h* nn™«nrw far the »''*
ight to subscribe to; purchase, or other
wise acquire or to guarantee or becoma
surety in respect to the stock; bonds or
other securities and obligations of other
companies. Petioners desire the right to
muke, enter into, and perform contracts
for construting, altering, decorating, ar
ranging, furnishing ana improving T>uUd
ings of every sort and kind; to advano
money to and enter into contracts of ti
kinds with bwilders, property owners am
others: to sub-divide, plat, improve ant
develop lands for the purpose of rale or
otherwise; to engage in the insurance
business and act as agent, broker or
attornp.v in fact for fire insurance com-
pames and ideranity and liabilities in-,
suroure companies; to do a general rental
business; to buy, hold, assign and deal
in notes, and bonds, secured by mortagsa
and deeds of trust on real estate, and
pledge and hypothecate the same by way
of security; uud to borrow money and is
sue its own coupon bonds or other
evidences of debt, execute, agreements*
assignments and conveyances for the pur
pose of carrying on its business, lend its
own mouey, and negotiate loans for
others.
5.—The capital stock of said corpora
tion shall be $5000.00 with the privilege
of increasing the same to the sum of
000.00 by a majority vote of the stock
holders, said stock to be divided into
shares of $100.00 each. 10 per cent ot
the amount of capital to be employed by.
and be sued, to have and use a common
seal, to make all necessary by-laws and t
regulations and to do til other thing*
that may be necessary for the sucessfti;
conduct of said business. -4?
7—They desire for said corporation the
. >wer and authority to apply for and
cept amendments to its charter, either*
of form or of substance, by avoto of %
majority of its stock outstanding at tbfe
time. They also ask authority to vraM 1 -
up its affairs, liquidate and discontinue
its business at any time it may determine
to do so by a vote of two-thirda of stock
outstanding at the time.
WHEREFORE, petitioners pray to
be incorporated under name and style
afore raid, with privileges, powers and
immunities' herein - set fortfi, and
are as now or may be hereafter allowed
corporations of similar character unde?
the laws of Georgia.
FULWOOD & HARGRETT
Petitioners’ Attorneys
Filed in officer this 21st da? c.
HENRY D. W
Clerk.
Georgia, Tift County.
I. Henry D. Webb. Clerk of tbo
Superior Court of said county do here
by certify that the foregoing i« t tm*
and correct copy of the application for a
charter of Tifton Home Building Com
pany as the same appears on file in this
office.
Witness my official signature and the
seal of said court this May 21, 1919,
HENRY D. WEBB.,
Clerk Superior Court, Tift, Oo n Ga.
(Seal)
stoves ami ranges, all kinds of
ware nnd fanning implements, and
ether lines of merchandise as may 'll
vantageousl.v handled in connectloi
such items.
5.—The capital stock of said
ration shall be $10,000.00, with the
lege of increasing the same to ti
of $50,000.00 by a majority vote
stock holders, said stock to be'* 1 __.
into shares of $100.00 each, all of
specified minimum capital to be fully
art*
in and non-assessible.
ti.—Petitioners desire the
sue nnd be sued, to have and u
mo n seal, to make all
sort, musical instrument, sad supplies, ncSusS for
j carrying on of raid busi
.the right to buy, hold and ^
nnd personal property, and
bonds
Habitual Constipation Cured
In 14 to 21 Daya
-LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN” is a specially- notes and
Habituti *
as evidence of
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual edness incurred, or which may L.
Constipation. It relieves promptly but rod. in conduct of the affairs of 1
should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days poration. and to wcure
tolnduco regular action. It Stimulates and '’“llj » ' 0,h " 1
Relates;. Yerir Pleasant to Take. • «0c ( draf^loUid to
NERVES TORN
AUTO PIECES
am Ini tub PmH Tit RI(M Rand)
Far Tils AaS Olbaff TroaMts.
"Somitlms back*, vrltaa W, T. Pat
mar, ot Soperton, Ga, -I waa In a run
down slats. Mr ntrrsa wsra all torn
to pteew. It waa an effort for me to
do mr work. I did not not well at
nlghta. I felt Ursd when morning
cams, and didn't fsal Ifkt starting the
dar. Mr skin was mnddr- Mr appe
tite was poor. I felt rery much In
need of n tonic. I thought It was the
lack ot Iron and dseldtd to try Zlron,
as I heard there was no bettor tonlo
made. I began taking It nnd can safe
ly and gladly ear It did mo a world of
good. Zlron Is a good all-around tonlo
for young and old. and rusks, on, t*sl
that Ilf, to worth ltTlng.-
Ziron to an Iron tonic which glTM
quick, dependable strength. Yon nrad
it to pat rich, rad, iron-medicated
blood Into yoor Mood reaeto, to steady
your seme, put fresh ootor Into roar
cheeks and brlghtnen Into your eyes.
Your druggist sell, Zlron on a guar
antee. Boo him
ei-ct-pt amendments
n form or in substance,*
majority of its stock < ‘
time. They also ask
corporation to wind ni
date and discontinue it
time that it may determine I
▼ote of two-thirds of its
apply I
.coil
the ritht of renewal aa ,
laws of Georgia, and that
er such rights, powers sue
Immunities is are incident
rations or permisslbls
torgin
WHEREFORE petitioners
incorporated under the nl
aforesaid with the powers, ,
immunities hereto set forth,
are now, or may hereafter l
corporation of similar chat
the laws of Georgia.
Futwood *
Attorneys for
Filed in office this June (
Henry D. Webb.
GEORGIA—Tift County.
I. Henry D. Webb, Qerk of
perior Court of said County, f
certify that the foregoing to a
correct copy of the api
ter of Irey Furniture U
the unit appears of file
Witness my official
seal of said court, this 1 „
CTerk^Superlor ConrvB&
Malaria,
Bilious Fa
Grip pa.
tkat can
1ST
tolaifcajaM-,’tf-.-teiLiijo. f-, ti, -