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THE WAYCROSS WEEKLY HERALD
PETITION FOR CHARTER.
•TATE OF GEORGIA;—lOUNTY OF
WARE.
To tho Superior Court cl Said county
'Tic Petition ol J. II.- KcDavla, S.
M. Jackson, W. L. Davis. A. C. Jonei
C. B. Barnes, and J. M. .-IcDsrU rr-
partfully »how«:—
1st That they desire In* themeelv s
Ahf l' associates success.-,- - and
af(na. to be-come Incorporated un
the name and style of 're "GranJ
United Order of Knights c» Kadesh.
2nd. Tost the term In' which pe
Ulloners ask to be Incorporated
twenty years, with the I rivllege
renewal at the eipIraUv of that
time.
3rd. There shall be oo capital stock
of said corporation, the sue not be
lag one for gain and j bit of peti
tlonere, but being wholly a benoro!
act organisation.
tth. The Object and purpose
the proposed corporatlot, m to sub
Usb subordinate lodges ol a benefici
ary order for the benefit ri its mem-
fieri and their benefletari-.-; to hare
repreeentatlre form of government
and a lodge system, wr: rltutMstle
form of work for the mtetlag of IU
subordinate bodies, to nrke previa-
ioas for Toe payment of benefits In
ease of death, sickness, I- ropora-y or
fiorsanent disability, etrinr as a re-
suit of disease, accident it old age;
toaccamulste, maJntaln, apply od dis
burse among 1U membersbit a reserve
emergency or other funds, as m.-.y be
frortded for In the Conslltniloa and
gy laws; and to do any , r.d all other
acte In connection with the establish
ment of a fraternal beneficiary order
sot In conflict with the laws of this
state; to make a constitution, by laws,
pules and regulations consistent with
tbs eilstlng laws of the state, tor the
government of all under Its authority,
for the management of Its properties,
and the due and orderly conduct of It
affairs. ■ 1
Sth. The domicile of ealti purposed
^corporation ahall be In Waycroee, Wdre
Conaty, Georgia, with the privilege
of establishing subordinate lodge
throughout the elate.
8th. Petltlonere for themselves
their associates, successors and
llina desire the right to ora and sell
real or personal property; ',o take and
receive security by mortguje; to bare
and uso a common seal, sue and
sued, plead and Implead, and generally
do and perform all such other matters
and things not hereinbefore enumer
ated as are or may be Incident to tho
establishment o' fraternal beneficiary
orders.
WHEREFORE, peiltlor-u pray t,
be made a badly corporate coder th
name and style aforesaid, entitled t
the rights, privileges,, and immunities
and subject to the liabilities fixed by
the law.
This April, 10th, IMS.
Crawley 8. Crawley.
Attorney! for Petitioners.
1, E. J. Berry do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing u a trua copy
of tha original as of file In my ofllce.
This April. Uth. 1808.
K. J. Berry.
Clerk 8. C. W. C.. Ga.
dissolution notice.
Waycroas, Ga., May (, IMS.
Tha partnership heretofore existing
between B. D. Finn end T. >1. West-
bevy under the name of Ftnu A West-
berry, and also under the name of
the Riverside Lumber Company Is
hereby dissolved. B. D. Finn Mil
hereafter uwn and conduct the busW
nesa and will be responsible for Its
debts, and he alone la entitled to col
lect the accounts and debts due to
sals' firm or said company.
B, D. FINN.
fi lm T. M. WB8TBERRY.
CHRONIC COfiTIPATION CURED.
One who suffers from chronic con
stipation It In danger of many seylous
ailments. Foley's Orino laxative
cures .chronlo eonstlpa.ton as It aids
digestion tad sttmnlatea the liver and
towels. restoring tits natural action
of these organs. Commence taking It
today and you will feel bettor at once.
Foley's Crino laxative does not ^au-
sous or gripe and la pleasant to take.
Refuse substitutes. Far sale by all
druggists..
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•TRIAD THE WVlT ADS. ■**
GEORGIA—WARE COUNTY.
To all whom It may concern:
Jbo. T. My era * 'aarlug, Id proper
'orm, applied to me for permanent
Letters of Administration on the
estate of J. M. Stiger, late of said
county, this Is to cite ml! and lingular
the creditors and next of kin of J.
M. 8tiger, to be and appear at my ofllce
within the time allowed by law, and
show cauae. If any they can, why per
manent administration should not be
granted to Jno. T. Myers on .1.
Stiger’s estate. . ^
Witness, my band and official sig
nature, tola 7th day of May, 190s.
•WARREN LOTT,
Ordinary.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
GEORGIA—Ware County:,
By virtue of an order from the Court
of Ordinary of Ware County, will be
sold i-f j t:*}!!? t utcry on the first Tues
day In June 1908, at the court honse
door In said county, between the le
gal hours of sale, the tract of land In
said county described as follows:
Beginning one hundred and fifteen
feet weat of the intersection of .
street and Satllla Lane, thence run
nlng along said 98 feet, thence north
erly at right angles 98 feet, thence
southerly 63 1-1 feet to point or place
of beginning. The terms of this sale
to be cash. May 11, 1908.
Emmett McETreatb.
Administrator of the Estate ol Fan
nle Jackson.
SMITH MAKES
ANOTHER FLOP
EXPLANATION
WANTED ?
GEORGIA—WARE COUNTY,
i .The Court of .Ordinary of .Said
C*unty. JunO Term, 190S.
Alice V. YoungSove, Conservator of
the Estate of Gilbert D. Younglove,
of the county pf Boulder, State of
Colorado, having made application to
the Ordinary of Ware county, Georgia,
to cause the property of the Estate
of the said Gilbert D. Younglove, In
the State of Georgia and the county
of Ware to be delivered to the said
Conservator: This Is therefore to
cite all and singular the next of kin
of the said Gilbert D. Younglove and
all whoirt said matter may concern,
that said application will be heard at
the office of the Ordinary of Ware
county, Georgia, on the first Monday
iu Juno, 1908.
Witness my hand\nd official slg
nature this the seventh day of May,
190S» x
JOHN T. MYERS,
Judge of the City Court of Way
cross. Ware County, Georgia, presid
ing In the place of Warren Lott, Or
dinary of Ware County, disqualified.
The following Is from a report of
Governor Smith'* speech In Augusta,
yesterday published In the Savannah
News today:
Along Its general Hues the speech
was the same Gov. Smith am* been de-
.iverlng at other places, but he in
jected some new matter and made
numbers of local allusions. Outlining
his stand on prohibition the speaker
said be was for prohibition In his own
county and for local option through
out the state, but be bad said be
would sign a state prohibition law. If
It was passed, and that be had signed
it.
THIS-GLORIOUS GOLDEN CLOCK-FREE
for a few minutes of your time. No one who hat
a home to live In can afford to miss thie truly
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY,
8ERI0N3 RESULTS FEARED.
You may well fear serious result,
(rum a couch or cold, Foley’s Honey
and Tar cores the most obstinate
coughs or colds and prevent, serious
Illness. Refuse sobaltute. For sals
by all druggists.
ILLINOIS-CENTRAL LET
■IQ CONTRACT FOR COAL.
Chlcaco, Hay 12.—The nilnols Cen
tral has contracted for 2,800,000 tons
of coal for company use during the
next Baca] year. Awards were made
to lowest bidders aa follows; To mines
In Kentucky, 1,000,000 tons; to Alaba
ma mines, 700,000 Inna; and to Illinois
-.lner sad those owned by the com
pany, 800,000 tons. i-
From the Ocllla Star.
While he Is busily explaining othe,
things, trill Hoke Smith please say
why he was In favor of locreasiog the
tax on fertilizer which would have In
creased the taxea of Georgia farmers
8180,000 a year? Mr. Smith on the
7th day of last August aent a special
message to the general assembly urg
ing them to pass a bill which would
increase the tax on fertilizer 18 cents
per ton. The farmers would have bad
to pay every cent of this tax. It Is
true that the legislature did not pass
the bill, but Hokey did bis best to
get them to do so. That Is the kind
of friend Hokey Is to the farmers.
CONNECTICNT COST 86.J87.260.05,
LOUISIANA, COST 86,057,847.60.
Washington, May 12—A detailed
statement showing the relative total
coat of Inspection and construction
of the battleship Connecticut, built at
the New Tork Yard, and the battle-
hslp Louisiana, built by the Newport
News Shipbuilding and Drydock Com
pany. submitted to Congress shows
that the Connecticut cost 88,387,260.08,
aod the Louisiana cost 86,087,6^.60.
ENGLAND WILL OI8AFEAR
BENEATH THE WAVES,
scarf. - .... —
Parle, May 12.—Gaulols publishes ac
article by M. Guy Dorval on the eor-
.Ion of the English coats. The writer
writer refers to the-predictions of cer
tain British scientists, whom he does
To secure FREE of chares a Clock, tha
moat Important thing In tha home. And
vuch a Clock, tool BEAUTIFUL GOLD
AND GUARANTEED FOR TEN YEARS.
BUD EVERY WORD OF THIS 6REAT OFFER
To get thia beautiful Clock
FREE la the simplest thing In
tha world. All you have to do
la writ# me a postal card and
ray you want to gat It I will
«h«n tend you br mall. pro*
paid, a carefully wrapped
package of handsome portrait*
of George Washington, and
ask you to show them to your
neighbors.
These portraits are copies of
the best known painting of the
first President of the United
State*, and are different from
and handsomer than any pic
ture of the kind you ever
saw. *
This Is Just the picture
for the dining-room or alt*
ting room. and. because the
very name George Wash
ington strengthens thrlovs
of home and country In old
and young alike, everybody
will want one of them and
will be glad to pay for It
on the liberal proposition
1 will authorise you to
make. You only have foi
collect St in this way to 1
make this Glorious Clock
rs forever.
iBEAUTIFULt EXTRA GIFTS
^Hlon'to th. Clock I bar. two otkar iot.tr praa.au which X will giro
I you—-two more handsome ornaments whlclv* anyone who lotos a pretty homa
win be delighted with. One of there gifts 2 win .and to you IMI AND Pnm-
3>AID as toon as Z rreatvo the petal card with year naaa an IL The ether
one I will give to you lust for Ming prompt in renewing my Instructions. I
will ton you all about tha reoond antra girt when 2 aasd tha Brat one, which
It wlU da aa soon as X bear from you. so HURRY UP.
rOU TAKE R0 CHANCES
ana a win pay you nsnaeonu
or tor mar other reason fall t
you do. ,fe yea see, YOU Cj
follows: * y. ■. qwwwuiw.
t right downTaad write to ■. »•
Ha eefM tftSffjffSBw
itata gang aN.Mtole a. gny yy
SECOND SUNOAY IN MAY '
LABOR MEMORIAL DAY.
New York May 12—The second not n. mei that England will one day
Sunday In May has been rccomended 1 disappear altogether beneath the wav-
by organized labor for general obaerv e8 , ay , thtt this terrible news
ance as Labor's Memorall Day. It ha9 fal | en 0D , h „ British public like a
will be ao recognized and observed In ^ from the b | uei an ,| i eavc a hla
various sections of the country.
FOR JUDGE CITY COURT.
1 hereby announce my candidacy foi
Judge of the City Court of Waycrosa
subject to forthcoming Democrat!
primary and respectfully and earner I
ly solicit the support of the voter* o
the county of Ware.
Respectful!/ submitted,
A. E. Goehr in.
HOW It YOUR LIVER?
If your liver la right you feel veil
a!i over. L. L. L. keep# It right
VALUED SAME At GOLD.
G. Stewart o merchant of Cedar
View. Mlsa- says: 1 tell my customers
when they buy a box or Dr. Kings
New Life Pills they gai the worth
of that much gottld Iu welgat. If af-
fleeted with ctnatlpatlon, malaria or
biliousness." Sould under guarantee
all drug stores. 25c.
REGISTRATION LISTS.
Complete lists of the registered ro$
era of Ware county may be obtained
from the Herald office Immediately af
ter the county registrars complete
the work of revising the book*. Can
didates desiring lists will please leave
their orders with the Herald aa soon
as possible. ^ tf.
CAR WAS WRECKED —
BY DYNAMITE STICK.
Pensacola, Fla.. May 13.—An East
Hill car waa wrecked last night by a
stick of dynamite watch was placed
on the track. It la thought, by strike
sympathisers. With the exception of
bruises, all on board escaped.
OO YOU PEEL BADLY?
tf eo yotir'liter la wrong and yne
L. L. L.
H.
Ask your druggist
effected industries of
FRANCE TO $16,000,000.
New York, May 12.—According to
report of the French Ministry' of
Commerce tho depression In this coun
try has effected the Industries ol
France to the extent of $16,000,000.
Exports to the United States from
Fr.inc© fell off $8,000,000 during the
first puarter of 1908, us compared to
the corresponding period of last year.
France's exports to England during the
same time decreased $6,500,000 and
this is attributed to the indirect In
fluence of the recent financial crisis In
this country. ^
rtader* to imagine the emotion and
xlnpor produced by It.
HARVARD MAY EXPERIMENT
WITH ENGLISH SYSTEM.
Cambridge, May 12—It is possible
that Harvard may experiment with
the English college system, whereby
groups of students are lodged togeth
er In chambers about an open court,
are provided with a dining room, li
brary. and common room of their own,
and live in close contact with mas
ters and groups of older students.
INDIAN 8CIENCE INSTITUTE
BEING BUILT IN CALCUTTA.
Calcutta, May 12.—After prepara
tlons extending over several years,
the Indian Institute of Science is
about to come Into existence. Lord
Minto, the Viceroy, has appointed a
provisional committee to conduct Itcj
affairs until the endowments can bej
vested In the proper authorities. The j
construction of the buildings is to >
begin at once. It will encourage the
persult of science among young In
dians.
Georgia School
{gf Technology
CHILDREN UNDER FOURTEEN
CANNOT BE EMPLOYED.
Washington, May 12.*—The proposed
model Child Labor law lor the Dis
trict of Columbia provides that no
children under fourteen years of age
shall be employed In any factory,
workshop, mercantile establishment,
store, business office, telegraph office,
restaurant, hotel, apartment house,
theatre, bowling alley, or !n* the distri
bution or transmission of merchan
dise or messages. No such child ahall
be employed In any work performed
for wages or other compensation, to
whomsoever payable, during the hours
FIFTEEEN FtZl SCHOLARSHIPS ASSIGNED TO tkCZ
COUNTY IN GEORGIA
Writ* at emeo rtfarfln* thU onwtunlty.
*P l liS52S I !.S c 2S ot .?I TEdmoiorv is mi«-
I SSKiSLjejtafl in a« its tenant,
IciL SffhSJf 5S*nl C0OT,K InWtoton-
}o*B«ctrtc«L Ttxtn.. MMifc«"« ClrillariMorta/.
ini^nw S inih»mrtt* A" 1 * Chotci!,r 7- Crtfntlv.
uS.S U .f!'^lL 0 L Sl1 ^ “ lll > taboraterlta, cl.-.
navvLIfrriry and new Chemical labcratory. BjmanJ
t* mounted catalogue and Information addrest
Jf.6.MATHES0N,A.M.,Ll.D.,Frctidcirt,
x ATLANTA. GA.
NEW LIGHTHOUSE ERECTED.
l-onilon May 12—All persons who
have crossed from American to Europe
are familiar with the Faatoet Rock,,
the Drat spot of Erin that they see on | when the public schools of the district
the eastward voyaye. Taereon has are In session nor before the hour
been erected a new llcbibouse which of 6 o'clock In the montlnf or after
baa cost the record aura of 8103.200. the hour of 7 In the evenlnc.
MASTERED
In Ten Weeks
CHARTER
staple rehn Learned In out-1
Umm required for ohLsyrtemi
count*, tend fer the proof.
of tbc
d ten
one-half
old jjktcm*. Hundreds
** w * ** ir Arm* *1 lover
twelve week*'
Scud far tbe proof.
BOOKKEEPING tanebt by "Actual
Business Transactions" Iroj* the fiisrt.
fho iuo,t pr art I vet and i-omprrhouslve
course mught Iu tbe South. One who i om>
plttee our conr«o ran keep any set of book*
tor any Hue ol business.
TELEGRAPHY. This department is In
cnsrgoof*n u|>erstor of twenty years' prec-
school. Web*’*whb ralltredatoemplo*»n ofo'“Vr.itJSiS!’' 4 wlr “ i "'“
to a/Ioo/w awa. to “ A *' Grah ‘ MJ - «c«cd KSrdatpwm *12.00
e Write today fur Handsomely Illustrated Catalog. b
Caanei by Mall. J. O. BAGWELL. Pres.. 104 Peachtree St.. Atlanta, Go.
A Sprain or.Sirain
must have immediate attention
Sloeav’s Liivinveivt
is invaluable in an emergency of Ibis Kind.
Il quickly relieves Ihe soreness and congestion
reduces Ihe swelling and strengthens the
weak muscles.
Because of its antiseptic and healing
properties, Sloan's Liniment is the best
remedy known for cuts.wounds,bruises
stinqs.burns and scalds. ^
PRICE 250 500 & $1.00.
rj^SloaJu^^oston^Jass.
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