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LEGAL NOTICES
Georgia Madison County
All creditors of the •■stale of Mrs.
S. IC. McConnell, late of Madison
County, deceased, arc hereby notified
l>) render in llieir demand-, to'the un
dersigned according to law, and all
persons indebted to said estate art;
required to make immediate payment
to me. This Oct. t>, 11)Id.
Tims. .M McConnell, Adair.
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Georgia Madison County,
All creditors of the estate of 1 rs.
Harnett E. Booth, late of Madison Cos.
deceased, are Hereby notilie.i to ron
( , ii ill 11 iii: i e to tie under
signed according to law, ai.d all phr
sons indebted t. > said e .ate .lie I o
<|uirel to make immediate payment to
mo. This Oct. <>, l!)J!>.
(!. I!. Booth, Adiur’
Notice, to Debtors ar 1 < Ycuitors
Georgia Madison County
•\ 11 creditors of the est ate of .) 1 I
Morris, deceased, late <■' srii conn '■
aro hereby notified to i? nJ -r n tin r
demandstotho undersigned according
t,c> law, and all per? indi bted t o
the said e ,tat.e are required to make
immediate payment to me.
It. Howard Gordon, Ad. ;r. of J. H-
Morris, deo’d. ___
Georgia, Madison Ooiml-y.
To all whom it. may concern.
No ice is hereby given that. Ij. if-
Bengraves as administrator of B. B.
itam oy deccosed, hawing ;:iT>pliojil ‘<>
mo for leave t.o seli
of said B. >S. Ramsey, de.ceas.ed and
that oil it a* ion do y.sinf. 'AI 1 the he? rs
at law of said B. Si Uamsev deceased
will take novice, that l will pass upon
said application at the <>< tobbr Term
Jf)l') of this Court of ordinary of
Madison County and that unless
unless cause is shown to the eo.itiaig,
at said time, said leave will he gya
td. This Oct. and 1010.
A. H. Deng, Ordinary.
Loorgia, Madison (bounty.
Will hr sold on the lirst 'i'ur s lay in
December, next, 'liefore thh Court
house dour door in Duniulsvillo h<-
tweun 1 holegal hour.of sale to ti "
highest, bidder for cash the following
described property, lb-wit
About i 10> pounds of cotton picked
and about I*2oo pounds open in the
lield and balance to open on lb aces
of land.
Leviml on as (Tie .properly of K. I’.
Winfrey. t.osatisfy a distress warrant
issued from the justice court, :>2mi
District tt. M.. sai l county, in favor
of H. T. Wilkes yn li. T'. Wintrey.
Levied oil Or:,. Hi, 1019 by D. 1. Kirk
L. C. and turned*over to me for ad
vertisement and sale.
This Nov. fith, 1010.
Win. M. DqVi •, Sheri I f
(loorgia Madison County.
Will bo sold en t,he tirst, Tuesday in
December, next, before the Court
House Door in Danielsville bet ween
the legal hours of sale to the highest
bidder the following described prop
erty to wit:
Levied on 2o pounds of cotton open
in the held not, gathered, 100 pounds'
picked out, in house, one horse sorter
blar.ed laced f> years old, weighs Hb )
pounds; 1 one horse wagon, about 200
bushels of corn not gathered in lield.
Levied on as the property of E. B.
Smith to satisfy a distress warrant is
sued from the justice court 205th Dis
trict O. M. said county in favor of H.
T. David vs E. B. Smith. Levied on
Oct. 13, 1019 by J. C. Smith, L. <l.
and turned over to tno for advertise
ment and sale.
This Nov. 5, 1910.
Win. M Davis, sheriff
Georgia, Madison County t
Will be sold on the first Tuesday
n December next, before the court;
house door in Danielsville between
tne legal hours for sale to the highi
bidder for oaah the following Jo
cribod property to wit:
Levied on 11 acres of corn worked ! >.
R. H. Johnson,2'_ acres of l.n.J work
ed by <l. 11. Johnson, about r acres i
worked by doe Harnett-on th- land of
XV. A. John on and about i DO pounds
of cotton in the barn on the premises
of K. 11.ohnson, u o bun J’ <*f fodder
in ti e barn, me 2-horse Morgul wagon
old by Griffoth Implement Cos., .-.me
as new, one *•••’.. two-horse name
- 2 acr -of pea hi ern i. t i k
ef.
Levied on as the property of R. H.
Johnson to satisfy a distress warrant
issued from the J ustiue court,3B2 Dis
trict, G. M., said county, in favor of
W. A Johnson vs R. H. Johnson.
Levied on Oct. 2'JMi, I!Hil,by D. I.
Kirk, L. C.and turned over to me for
advertisement ami sale.
This Nov. C, 1010
ffm, M. Davis, Sheriff
NOTICK
Georgia Madison County,
.Notice is hereby gi veil that r.fler
• lie same is published according to law
to-wit; On November ICMi, 1310. at
the court house in Hartwell, iiart
County, Georgia, the undersigned
will apply to lion. V\ r . L. Ilodges,
Judge of the Superior court of Madison
County for. an order to sell and re-in
vest the undivided eight eighteenth,
S- 1 >. interest of Guy Waiisiey, Hoyt
Warslcy, Grace Wansley,Ouida Wans
ley, Murrell VVansley, Gat haline Wans
ley, daises Wansley, Jewell' Wansley,
nii'ior.-i in a tract of land located in
Grove Mill District, ;in Madison
County Georgia, on Brushy Greek,
hounded ,ii the North by Dr. Loten,
on the; East by Jim Hawkins and
Morris, on the South by Morris and
ot hers and on the West by Bullock
and Hart and contains One Hundred
and Five, 105 acres, more orlessand
known as Mack 1 milliner place.
And undivided one-half interest of
said land is owned by J. F. Gunnells
and one eighteenth owned by W. F.
Wansley. The reason for making
said application being that, said Gun
nells, owning-one bnl.f of said-land do*
f t .. i V ** •. 1 F. J
sires * o si? 11 alid the interest o said
minors a it paying a reasonable per
cent, i'tVfhs-cpt c.ondit
W. F. U ! ansiry,‘Guardian for each of
said minors.
William a fiddle urge Arnold, Adminis
trators of Eli Arnold
VS ' ' '
Cl.an Arnold et. al
Equitable Petition in Madison Su
perior FouCt,‘Filed to September Term
11)1!).
To Sanford Arnold, Joe Arnold and
Hubert Arnold.
Each of yon are hereby notified to be
and appear at the next term of Madi
son Superior Court of said eountjy, to
be held on the second Monday in
January 11)20 a'lid •make your answer
in : he abovetnamed and stilted case,as
required by ! he order of said court.
IV., ness tin; Honorable, Walter L.
Hodge-, Juugo of ? lie oil peri.; r Court,
Til is November Ist, -191}). ' ,
Win. D. Meadow, Glerk' Sup. Court.
iI. J. bra,v:icr
vs
.. MargarnMe Jlrawneri • • *
Libel for Divorce in Madison Superior
'dourt, January Term 1019
To Margaretfe lirawner,
'’/pn -are hereby . <'ptnmmled to be
and-; appear at the 'next lerm of the
Supet ior Court of said county, to be
lield <.>n t lie second Monday in January
192 U, and .make yoor answer in the a
buve ndiiitfd arid’ stated case, as re
quired by the ord**r of the court.
Wit ness the Honorable Walter L.
Hodges, Judge of the Superior Court,
This Nov. Ist, 19M).
Wm. l\ Meadow, Clerk Sup. Court.
Georgia Madison County,
No: ice is hereby given that, after the
same has been published by law to wit
On tin* 1 Sr h day of December, 1919 at
the Court house in Hart well, Hart
County, Ca. for an order to sell and re
invest t he one-third undivided interest
in and to a certain tract of land, ly
ing and being in Madison County Ga.
on the waters of Haley Creek, adjoin
ing lan is of Otho David, W.H. David
and Mrs. Sue Mitchell and known as
the David Mill Tract of land, the same
tract of land containing 160 acres,
more or less.
Also one certain bouse and lot in
the city of Carlton, Ga.,said county,
adjoining lands of K.G. Broach, Mrs.
J. F. Moon, Mrs. Deadwyler and others
the same containing 2 0-10 acres, more
or less, and known as the G. P. David
house and lot.
The reason for making said applica
tion for sale and re-investment being
bat Otho David owns •he • wv.-t hsr
interest iu the ■ ra> ' known as the
David Mill tract, and this property
will no' pay sufficient oitereston the
money inves edand needs repair and |
no rents are derived therefrom.
The home lot n Carlton is* city
property, net rente.' and is not paying
interc o and taxes and'the minors to
whom tbo same belongs are deriving I
no income from 'he anm.
I’he re-in vestment to be for the i:i:-
. ii a as l.f* •***"■’'*
MUiMTUIt.
provement of other property belong
ing to said minors from which a
sufficient income can be derived for
their maintainance and education.
The minors-interest to be sold are
John Murray David, George Franklin
David,Cornelius Pleasant David.
Ethel Lee David, Guardian for each
of said minors.
This Nov. K>t h,l9ie.
Berry T. Moseley, Any
HOWPOWERFULISTRUTH
You Are Needed New — One-Eighth of
All Illness Calls You To Eattle
The most competent of our Med.cai
Authorities tell us that 1 Fth of all hu
man illness is due to V< r.rrc:d Dis
eases. These are preventable diseas
es. "We have over •".'.i0.000 ot our citi
zens suffering from : < se diseases. We
have been placed by the government,
by actual figures, n'itli 13.03% of
Venereal Diseases in the second mil
lion men examined.
The cities in Georgia are in an aw
ful condition, Savannah leans, all the
cities of the United States in infec
tions of -Syphilis ami Gonorrhea with
27.45%. Atlanta !::i-- 11.5)3%. Augusta
16.91%, Macon 18.4:-/. , ar.d so it goes.
The awful consequences of these
diseases arc not realised by the peo
ple. 60% of the *.(riiity is due to
Gonorrhea, 40%’- of the blindness is
chargeable to this, cause. Here you
arc up against* far-' suicide. About
30% of insanity is due to Syphilis.
The “engagement chancre v and the
"honeymoon append/his ’ arc familiar
to all physicians, f'3% of stillbirths
are due to Syphilis. ! r ring accidents.
To this add the cri,.: /.; children and
feeblemindedness. V'e could prolong
the truth but the necessity does not
exist.
We should cut devn the appropria
tion to cur asylum ar.d our Academy
for the Blind by making -adequate pro
vision for the prevention of‘the dis
eases, that produce the causes for
which they have to seek institutional
care.
Won’t you help by your influence on
the side of right? Won’t you?
Self-Medication
It is indeed poor business far one
to attempt to administer to themselves
when ill. If .vou are sick you need
a physician, a sure-enough physician.
Makeshifts are poor economy. The
best is none too good. Delay in get
ting a diagnosis and proper treatment
is expensive, and often the delay it
self has put cue so far along with
a serious disease that the best phy
sicians cannot do any good.
One of the meat common things for
one to do is buy some proprietary or
patent medicine, which by statements
cunningly made mislead, and much
money as well as time is lost even
life itself. Especially is this true with
remedies that are supposed to cure
Venereal Disease. No one should’ use
a remedy put up tor Venereal Dis
ease; on the contrary go to a reput
able clinic or a reliable, honest physi
cian. Beware of those who advertise
as specialist. Men who stand well with
the profession, men who are ethical,
do not advertise; so we wish to warn
you against quacks and.those who talk
of guaranteed cures, or a cure in a
certain time.
Avoid seif-medication, avoid "pat
cfrit” or advertised remedies, and all
quack doctors who advertise.
Yale, Dayton, Snell
BICYCLES
for sale by
Athens Cycle Cos.
WE. SELL FARMS
Y? u furnish the farm. We will find a buy, j-.
If your farm is for sale let us sell it, f.p y. q.
Our charges are reasonable.
B. F. ANTHONY & J. T. MURRAY
)Ja n ielvi! Se, Georgia.
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J. P. CARTER S. J. MOSS
BUILDfNG M ATERIAL
Office and Yard
-Springand'?Fulton Streets
■ *.•*•
Near Broad Street
Phone 701 . Athens, Georgia
Lime Lenient,/;' ••• .-Viaster -• *vvtnaows
Doors . Bliads^Mohild i ngs,. RoH-Roofing
Metal Roaring 1 Valley Tin
*- Meta! Lath Hardwood Flooring and Doors
Flooring Ceiling Siding Red Cepar and
Pine Shingles■ As;fa-Itslate Shingles Fire Brick
Biiiklih r Paper Beaver Board *3 lass .Nails
■ , Center Bead Terra Cottk
Bell Brothers Marble Company
, Marble , jJ|| Grante
{■> vti' j
i; • . ■ • " ;>•.■
Monuments of Quality
■ ...'iff ■ . „ ; <
548 Thomas St. Phone 996 Athens, Ga.
and Designs Furnished on Request
H. B. Nelms, Traveling Salesman, Hartwell, Ga
1 was fliere to make a sketch of 'dretVs Jlour like a feast. ?*>r the
her. Luncheon was just over, and tiny toddlers there is a
she was talking to a little knot of menu, sometimes Uneeda Biscuit
women. The first I heard, as' and milk, sometimes Graham Craca
-1 slid quietly intoa lirby seat, were ers, Oatmeal Crackers or Lunch Lis
• National Biscuit.” euit. This is changed on special
jintlv uiv own tasty mefidgjPWen- occasions tg Old Time Sugar Cook
1 ‘liked her, com- ies orJaflEDJewtons and, rarest oi
fortahly as my pen days when we
and ears and Nabisco, and tho e
“ "Between The dark were our party days. .
she was quoting, a ‘ Don’t, think my hour is *
hit of pause world lunch liour. It started us happib.
seems^ ten
i Always ready—
to toddle, 1 always fresh always wel- w™
me in my com e. An appetizer at the be- mL
aiiidrenJjr ginning of the meal, making the best Wr
1 1! Or soup better, and the final touch of satis- -
\mrcjw faction when the cheese and coffee are m
' served. Nothing can take the _ £
wiW place of Urteeda Biscuit
family
most tractable . after tlffgjijagP’Biy babies were gr
somethin'* cat. National never missed tea v
iL.ut.v6 always iegin our YL;.-; cv*c v.— *