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APPLICATION FOR CHARTER. I Application for Charter. GEORGIA. Sumter County. ’GEORGIA—Sumter County. To the Superior Court of Said To the Superior Court of cMd County: County: < The petition of the Amer<cu* Auto- D. ltolmee and A. B. Holme*, of mobile Co., show* unto the Court the Crlap county, and 8. H. Young, of Sum- following facta: laid state jeapectfully l. Ttat ft 1* a corporation du.y hour* of January, to-a-li: no. 6 (n 1 ton and t ter county, laid state respectfully 1- Itat it is a corporation duty cry, all of lot of land So. 206, ail of •how that they dealre to became in- chartered under the Inara of the State ha of land No. 205 except flfteen acrei corporated under the name of the ot Georgia; charter for the same being in the Northeast corner,,aggregating Sumter Stock Para, for a period of granted on the Sthi day of August, 1909. Three Hundred and BlcbtyFtv* acre*, twenty ycara. with the privilege of >h Sumter Superior Court, on the noreordeaa. Slid land will be offered renewal at the expiration ot that application of John SaedleM, Prana In ala parcels and than ea a whole, time. ; Sheffield. Arthur and Walter Ky\ander and the tale will be made for the hlgn- The principal offlee la to be In and D. K. Brinson. est total amount. That tract In tbs Amerlcua, Georgia, and the amount ot * That said charter nraa regularly 801th of the tot win contain about caplUl stock la to be Fire Thouaand accepted and organ!nation of uhl cor- One Hundred acres, and the other (S3,000.00) Dollars, In ahares of One pomtion duly effected. tracts nrffl contain from Sixty 10 Hundred (1100.00) each, with the Drlr-1 1 Your petitioner shown that at a Seventy Five acres, dines running liege of Increasing the same to Twen- meeting of Dm stock holders of maid from lee street through both of aald ty Thouaand (120,000 00) Dollars. (corporation, a resolution was adopted lots. (A plat of said tracts can be seen •e " — *— "—•-*— * In office of W. T. lane. The sale as the property ,ol the rotate of P. T. Self, de cease'. and la made for the purpose of ’paying (ha debts and for distribution. 6-4t-pd. This December T, 1911. Mrs. J. W. Holmes and O. H. Selg. Administratrix, cum testamento annexe. corporated under the name of OBOROI. To All Annie H< tsppllod owning, For Year’s ,Support. GEORGIA—Sumter County. The appraisers appointed to se aalde a year's support out of th# estate of J. C. Roney, late of laid County, do- censed, to Airs. Mary Roney, widow of doccaard, having tiled their return In this office. This Is therefore to notify all person* Interested, to Ills objec tions. It any they have, on or before the Aral Monday In January, 1911) or elae said return wlfl he made the Judgment of ithls'Court. C-lt-pd ' JOHN (A. COBB, Ordinary. pormnnont admt ho grnntod to M Jamea I. Howell Witness any 1 nature, tlila 7tU < lst-tt may be granted af.er the publication ot notice of this petition and notice to the creditors, dt-iolring satl corpora- | GEOROIA—Sumter County. The appraisers appointed to sit aalde a year's support out of the rotate lof J. W. Holmes, late of said County, [deceased, to Mrs. M. E. Holmes and (her minor child, having flled their raturn In Sbls offlee. TWa It, there for* to notify all parsons IMarrotad, to Bla objections, If nay they bars, on or before the flrst Monday In January, 1911. or else said Mura will he model ; the Judgmeat of this Court 6-lt-pd. JOHN A. COBB, Ordlnery. Sumter Stock Farm now ot tile In my 1 offlee. Wltnett my hand and official nlgna- ture, this loth day of October, 1910. H. E. ALLEN, Clertt. 29-6-12-20. 1 this order he published once a week for four weeks as required by law., This Deermbrr 1. 1910. 6-4t Z. A LITTLEJOHN. J. 8. C.. 8. W. C. Far Letters of AdmlalstrsUa*. Ta All Whom It May Concern: C S. Glover haring, in proper form, applied to me for permanent Lrters of Administration on the estate of Oeorg* W. Glover, late of aald County, ttds 11 to cite all and lingular the creditors and next of kin of George W. Glover to be and appear a: my offlee wlthla the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent al- mtoLtratton should not be granted to C 8. Glover on Georgs W. Olonrer estate. Witness my band and offlcla! signa ture. this 6th div ot Dec., 1910. JOHN A COBB. Ordinary. Application for Order I* SelL Administrator's Mr, GEORGIA—Sumter County. Will be sold before the Court House dear on the first Tuesday In January 1911, to said County, botween the legal hours of sale, an undivided half Inter eat In Two Hundred and Fifty-Eight acres of land, being all of lot No. 219. .and Rorty-FOur acres off Got Watt side of lot No. 231. and Twain acre* out of :-h* Southeast corner of lot No. 217 In the 17th Dletrlct of aald County, being known ns the Warren Darts place, said undivided half Interest bring told aa the property of the rotate of C. A Rhodes, and being sold for tin purpose of dtKrtbuUoa among the heirs. The terms of sole, cash 9-Gt-pJ. This Decomber 6th. 1910. J. C. McCLAIN. Admr. on Estate ot C. A. Rhodes. cation to due form of low to be ap pointed permanent administrator upon the estate ot Mrs. Frances E. Simmons, notice is hereby given '.hat aald appll carton will be beard at the regular term of the Court of Ordinary for the add County, to be held on the Pint •Monday In January, 1911. 8 tt-pd. GnardIan's Sale, GBOROIA)—Sumter County. Will be sold before the conn house door In the City of Amerlcut, Georgia, ’between hbu legal hours of sals on the flrst Tuesday In Jsnutry, 1911, nlxty acres of land In the 29th District of Sumter County, Georgia. Said sixty sores being all of the old DarMson pines except one hundred acres owned by Mns. J. E. Brown, and part of lot No. 217. This sale will be for cash, nad As authorised by an order from the 607 acres 6 miles of Preston, 1S0 In Irest. Finn pastures, good tenant mjm, etc. Rent* for 12 bales of cot in. 97.80 per acre, one half cash. For Discharge From Gnnrd’asihlp. 11 John W. Shiver, Guardian of rresfc ,.R. Mcrrlu, has applied to me for a , discharge from his GuanUsueUp of ! Frank R. Merritt, rhls Is therefore t J notify all parsons concerned, to Die i their objections, if say they hive, on or before the flrst Monday to January ill of K la situated In and near the: town of SmithvlUe, and la likely to, enhance In value morn rapidly than! the land which Is now owned by said Minor, j Enid application to ha beard at Americas. Go.. St 19 o'clock A M. De cember Hit, 1919. | This Norsndmr 9th, 1910. 8-It MRS. C. A RHODES. O^ardlan (or Loom Miriam Rhodes. I 227 acre#, well Improved, two mllea Adams 8tatlon, rents 10 bales cotton. 112.80 par acre. BUCHB All JlllfElt CQMPOOID FOR KIDNEY TROUBLES BO Years on the Market « Wm Wh/skem^ 2:YOUR Home NG VER SENAORSHIP in Selection. .j. 1 _>.—Governor-elect My u r Gaynor are to r e in this city rega-d- Slniard’o candidacy Slates Senate. ''Mr. rler4 look upon the „ to his Interest*, jidacy its being pushed (I, advocates say that ,«i real candidates, iij.n F. Sheehan. Taj of the names of t ,1. Jostles Junes W. p. Missel! and others just to prevent a s u .,'<>rt 1141011 any one t, the time the party matters. inihy and the Cover one or more In* C.u rufan Huppuch Murphy headquarters t lie was told that opi>osei Shepard for TO FIGHT THE GRAFTERS EVERYWHERE Washington, D. C„ December 9—Ru- dolph Spreckles, graft prosecutor ot 80:1 Francisco, now devoting hie time and fortunte to reform throughout the country, Is In Washington iircparlng to launch a national organisation for Hie promotion of dfroct legislation, which, he declares, must go hand In hand with the movement to stamp out graft from liusinesu and politics. He will remain about ten days and If his plans do not mature In that time U* will return to Washington In F.thrj ary to complete them, lie nays he Is finding an abundance of encourase- meut; that nlany business men are Joining him In the crusade for better business and political morals. and that the movement will be carried into ery state, nrith the .National Capital as the canter of actlvlflles. Mr. Spreck les Is conducting a unique campaign among the bustneru men of the coun try. He Is aiming to persuade thbin that honesty Is the best policy', •My cause is ‘enlightened selfish ness'." he himself describes It. He Is proselyting among the big corporation men of the country, Ant ing them resimnslve to a gratifying degree, he sa>w. Proclaiming Umaelt an optimist. Mr. Bprvckles declares that the Mg hustaeas awn really have good Ideals and morals and that the day la not far distant when a higher code ot ethlca In ttu art ot money making will pervade the bind. "I am on no grand campaign of pros ecuting crooks." said Sir. Spreckles last evening. "My aim is to mike bus- tacks of backache, lr* ‘oeaa men converts to my cause of an, headaches and dlx*.stomping out graft by convincing mmon early symptoms tilem that it means better dividend). pnppiqpppr'. 'T^ ■■ 7..J.7T5 THE AMERICUS WEEKLY TIMES-RECORDER DECEMBER 15. 1910 Farms For Sale. lie regarded as Ir- his independence organisation at tlme3, ipportsra say then be placed ' In the m. because he has . ticket In times paa.t TO ACT. the Fatal Stages eJ ness. Profit by ropie’s Experience Easy terms. Only a few of many valuable offerings. Look over this list and call to see us. 115 acres, 70 acres In high state cul tivation, no acres In Bermuda paiture, 13 acres In woods. 30 acres this land in limits city Oglethorpe, good house, barns, o:c. 250.00 per acre. 115 acres, 5 miles Plains, Oi„ 350 acres In cultivation, two good 4 and 5 room dwelllnga, 3 good tenant houses. Rents 13 bales cotton. 96,000.00. 202 1-2 acre, gray pebble land, 125 acres open. 2 4-room houses, barns, etc. 912.50 per acre. 202 1-2 acres 6 miles West of Ameri- eus, Ga.. 6 room dwelling, tenant Loui es, barnmutc.. 85 acres In cultivation. Good strong productive; red land. Price 920.00 per acre. tiers. It la an error ta lls. The attacks nay but retain with If than are aymp- —puffy swellings ha- bloating ot limbs and part of th* body, doai Begin taking Doan's d keep op th* treat- edneya are wall, when health and rigor will In Americas prove the i3 s|aj jo natuatioejje ittls, 122 Prince street, taps: "My son corn- deal of pain* In th* lack, and his kldneyi act In a normal man- about Doan's Kidney ed a box at Dodson'i my aon began mini ort time he ceased to The PURE FOOD 3#: WHISKEY Medicinally Pure! ORDER .THROUGH L L0EB WHISKEY JACKSONVILLE. FLA. 5UBSTI The proposition le easily capable ot analysis and plenty ot examplei can be cited to prove It. My purpose la to present practical argument that will appeal to practical men. "At the bottom of corrupt politics Ilea corruption In business To curs governmental Ills, therefore, we must first cure business delinquencies. The money used by corporations la poli tics 1* so much money taken from tbs ■tockholdem. Waste and extrava gance result under such conditions payments, that eat largely ’Into the profits that should go to the stockholder). "In San Francisco the gas company some years ago was collecting 91.33 for gas. Now the rate.ls 85 oenta. The people ere saving 92.000,000 annually in their gas bills and the dividends the stockholder!!, are receiving are higher than they over were before. The gas company la out of politics and Its business Is being conducted iwlth- 500 acrei 1 and 1-2 milos of Drane- vllle, Marlon county, Co.. 8 plows In operation; 8 room dwelling, six tenant houses, two borne; out buildings, ate., good paiture. Price 910.00 per sera. 203 1-2 acre# level gray and sandy lands, clay subsoil, near good achool and church. 4 mllea west EllavUle, one good 4-rocm dwelling, one good 3 room tenant bouse. Price 91,230.(0. 270 acrei extra fine tand, red and gray pebbly lands, finest to Sumter County, Ga. 190 acres In high state of cultivation, balance In forest, well Im proved. on turnpike road and railroad, ne and one-half miles good little town, and will produce bale cotton per acre. Rents 18 bales cotton. Price 29,000.00. One half caab, balance easy denting to live stock and cattle, and farm products, of dealing back and lmproftd ou * ® ra ^‘ Doan's Kidney Pill. Mr 8prcckle * polnl<,d t0 thf> roe#nt great benefit to my re I gladly recommend railroad dwellings, 40 acres |n forest, balauco In cultivation. Price 95.250 00. 164 acres at Friendship, Oa„ 6 miles the same, and to do anything neces- *!’* 1 -*!], lla:1)11 ‘ Jlroad station, good red land, 2 good ^ Y ° Ur potfeton, ’ r ' pmy * '"wherefore! SSft&Zt they bn| u made a body corporate under the name JJJJT*? 11 and stylo aforesaid, aubject to the lla- blllttea fixed by law. t*-, This, October 8th', 1910. WALTER F. HALL, Petitioner's Attorney 1,577 acres good gray land, 9 miles north ot EllavlUe, Ga., 6 miles railroad station, fine Improvements, rents well! don't overlook this snap. Price 98.00 per acre. 202 1-2 acres stiff gray pebbly lands, Original flled In offlee October 10th, of ^ mong the >t0 ck holders, • rei E - . according to itfelr Interest. Clerk, Superior Court ! r L \iaV\' \ n n GEORGIA. Sumter County. ■ Petifonors Atlovniv revelations of tooling by the manage- lying well, 6 1-2 mllee south-west of- Clerk's Office, Superior Court. | p pon con Mdering the abort petition ment of the IUInole Central railroad.'Amerloui. I piowa to operation, renu I. H. E. Allen, clerk of aald courts u . (1 b - ^rt that said * Inra nnPAhv porflfp (ha frarntrolntr .... . . .« . . '.There's a 1 situation not unlvenial for 10 to 12 bales , but commou." said he. "It Is perfectly' dwellings, outbuildings, ,11 dealers. Price 50 c ; (Mir xhat by stamping out such j por acre. Milburn Co, Buffalo., condition* business will profit to dol-1 agents for th* United j arg and at the same time retrieve lt»j 1,200 acres fine level gray and red good name." well Improved farm la Twiggs county. -Doan's—and -- . — Gs„ 20 plows running, one good 16- TRY THIS FOR CATARRH. I room dwelling, plenty good tenant houses, etc. Price 925,000.00 for cotton. 2 4-roomthe foregoing |Peatl0n ^ and che same is he gi etc Price 930 pl !° of yIwwrltt , e " m,U " “ » »™« to be heard to vacation at my gi. e.c. t-nce W lnd exact copy of the original *PP!I-1 Americas. On. at 9 o'clock A cation for charter In the matter ot RAINS NUE IN FRANCE ss of Life and Mnce. December 13.— continued today Southern France 1 Porttrjnl according ng this city. Several ■I persona hare been ting In Che submerged Three villages In entirely cut oe from '•ns. .end thousands of ha, been done to the city of Milan. IX 9 TO 14 DAYS. N’T is guaranteed to Itching. Blind or In 6 to 14 daya or 50c. ItY SMALL growth "iinty Population " For 1010. Get a HYOMEI (pronounce It Hlgh<- o me) outfit today. Pour a few drops from the bott'.e into the Inhaler that cornea with each outfit, and breathe It In four or five times n day. Immediately you will know that HY OMEI soothes and heals the Inflamed and Irritated membrane. But HYOMEI doro more than soothe *nd heals; U kill* the germs, those persevering peats that are at the root of all catarrhal conditions. “Itost year 1 auffered terribly with catarrh. I used one bottle of HYO- MEL and my catarrh waa better."— Mias Helen MoXalr, Loyalton, Cal. A complete HYOMEI outfit. Includ ing a bottle of HYOMEI. a hard rub ber pocket Inhaler and simple In structions for use, costs only 3100. If you now own a Hyomel Inhaler, you can get an extra bottle of HYOMEI for only 50 cents at Dodson's Phar macy, and druggists everywhere. Guaranteed to cure catarrh, croup, asthma and sore throat, or maney back. prominent merchant SHOT FROM AMBUSH C.. December 111 gives Lee county l.'tT'J, against 10.344 •f 1.335 In ton yearn, 1 per cent. No Clue as to Perpetrafcr of Deed. limited time. 600 acres red an! gray pebbly lands, 4 mile* of Plains, Oa., on 8. A L. rail road; 14 miles of Amerlcua. Oa. Of fered 20 bales cotton per annum rent; well Improved. 250 acres In cultiva tion. Price 19,000 ; 96.300 earh. 32.500 can run 3 years 6 per cent Interest. 400 teres Randolph county, 2 miles ot Shellmjn. Oa.. about 250 acres In cultivation, balance ta wood and Um ber; 4 room house; two 2 room tenant houses, barns, etc. Rents for 10 balsa cotton. 912.50 per acre. cash. Mule anj personal property goes with this. 202 1-3 seres, 0 miles ot Da Soto, In Lea county: 2 tenant homes. 80 acres In cultivation, rent* 10 hales cotton, good high f rade land. 915.00 per acre, cash. 270 aeref. 6 miles oourt house, 1 mllo station. gooJ school and church, resi dence, tenant houses, barm; land worked hy machinery, will rent for 30 bales cotton. 330 per acre. 165 acres, iptendld Improvements. 1-2 mile city limits. Ideal place for home, good land. 97.000. ,aln tolls whether a 1 r<’solution will he ‘‘•‘krapb It* own 202 1-2 acre*, good land, well Im proved. Hents well. $3,000. I 1,013 acres 4 mllea of Oglethorpe. | productive, level sod well Improrel, rents for 35 bales of coUon. 915.00 per 8. C„ December 13.—F. icr *. Karim a'promtoeiit ®*rehan^oi»^; lag a general merchandise »*“ bl ‘* k ^tto miles troni,here, ^abut ^ dead nun made no snte morien. lament About . era* attacked In a sdmnar while entering his store. Many f cb0 ?! ll £ b lI 2roften'tts cans constipation, vhleh I* |rMOOL Cham- of aeemlna stopldlty ai borlato'a gtomy»Jg a tn ^ , child, are aa 5E} 1 gentle In theli Notice la hereby given to all parties Interested, that o® the Slat day December. 1919, the under signed guardian for Laura Miriam Rhodes of Che County of Lee, mill moke applica tion to the Judge ot Use Superior Court of the Southwestern Judicial Circuit, tor an order to aeli the following de scribed lands of said minor, to-wtt: One tract or parcel of land contain ing NineUy-Nins more or less, bring gmrt of the West half of lot No. 91 in the 10th District of Sumter County, On., known as the Britt Williams friars, and bounded on the North by Webb, on the East by R. L WTRIams taxi the public rood, for the purpoee ot re-la vesting the prooeeds arising from the sale of aald -property In the following ■erfbed nroDfrtr; Also forty-five acres of land lying North -west of the Eufsula branch the Soutbwrotera Rail Road, bring portion of lot No. Four In the 13th District of La* County. Oa., bounded by the So Ah wrotern Rail Road on the south. The late residence of C. A Rhodes, being n lot containing one and three- tffUrtha acre i. situated In the town of Bmlthvllle, Ox, bounded oa the North by Join Griffin, on the East by F. GooAroc, South hy Hall Stewart. Weu hy Jack Maun. Which Is the property of Mrs. Jdasoy Rhodes Cowart. The reason for making this applica tion for an order to sell tor re-lnves- ment, being that the undersigned guardian of aald Minor, cud owing to tbs place of her resldenoo and the res idence of aald Minor, she can better look after this use of aald lands than the land now owned by aald Minor. A'so because the property which she now owns will proluce at rent itx bale* of cotton per annum, whereas be property It la desired to purchase with said funds wilt produce aa rent for the house 9144.00 per annum and Cor lands five bates of cotton. _ Also tot aroe arid house la the rei- GroMIA-^umter County. Ueaco ot fhu Into C. A Rhodes, and ill of K la rituatsd ta and near town ot SmithvlUe, - For Leave to Sell Ileal 1 GEORGIA—Su inter (County. To Whom U May Couoern: t FOR 81 107 1-3 acres, three i station. 4 room house, I near church and school. 900 acres. 4 alias i propla. 4 room house, 1 300 acres creek land, a picture, only 95 acre, double your mossy. 000 seres, 3 miles of tion, 5 room bona*, running watar, toil rod t bargain. 912 t 900 acres extra lla* cotton I milts of railroad nation. 300 open, 5 tenant houses. 7 room tons# on on streets, large lot. 6 rt bath, garden and 3180. Grot 000. 6 room hoar* with i 13.500. 6 bore* I Como to see t buy or rent P.B.1 206 Cotton Avenue, • AMHdCUS, I Farms, Goo< Farms. Prices right; buy now. Don't for prices to go up. If you want Isnds, see us. We have them i-4tpd* ** • er# * UI ' t0 ** v,r * 1 thousand. you want to sell, ... us. Wo property. We are expecting a many buyers In November and D« her. Andr Planter.' Bldk. ■'lice Phone Residence