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(Sn^dede'sm^neV I jtRBSUnCBiRBDtS t fGR KtPRtStNTATIVE H. .... r - ounce myself a candi ■ ' ' ; r Rem't tentative of Madison ■; rtVi *„ the General Assembly of B ci; i j ec + to the rules and ■ of the Primary Election ■'behereaftcr called for the election H. th e same . ■ r eariitv tlj solicit the support of both Ladies and Gen- Byen, and assure you that I will your tote. ■ 26th, 1924. I J. R. F. THOMPSON I f ok REPRESENTATIVE ■ ,i )t . y c t,. cof Madison County: I j >e , ~Roily announ myself a : the legislature subject K the net; l of the State Bemoerat ■ ?rimar>' to be held September 10, ■124. I .■ ,o made good in every ■ -f j ; e —Why not honor the ■• a v ,■> of your county by send- B ; . 0 u t. it resent you in the next B, oral aMcmbly of Georgia? I ■ thy ask the support of every ft voter. E Sincerely, 1 Mrs. J. S. Daniel F€• F r. ~' PRESENT ATJ. V E r . rs of Madison County: ; to the action of the P> • ;i to be held on Sep- C:P: rext, I am a candidate f ■ Her l.vive of Madison Coun ty , i enty in the world, in be : •_>•; i•e: al Assembly of Goor li ;• . .cc fit to honor me with 2 'it : election, 1 will serve f my ability. I c: :• <■ i"y solicit your vote and irfluer.ee. J. 0. M. Smith -■' Solicitor Genera! To t':t W: de Voters of the Northern Judicial Circuit: I hereby annourmc myself a can d i.'ste tor the --ific-e of Solicitor Gen f'al of the Northern Judicial Cir- Cu.t subject to the action of the Dem ocratic Primary, September 1924. I promise a fearless, honest discharge duties of the office. I will appreciate the favorable considera tion and support of both women and fne.n voters of the circuit. Respectfully, Linton S. Johnson FOR SOLICITOR GENERAL NORTHERN CIRCUIT j aw a candidate for re-election to °^ lce Solicitor General of the *>-rthc; 'n < ircuit in the Democratic Pr >raary to he held in Septem ber next. During niy tenure of office, 1 have Covered to nerve the public with a si t rnef6 ' courtesy, and fidelity. With t appreciation of your past t , ;Jfr submit my candidacy to 'cvorable consideration. Respectfully, Steve Skelton, Hartwell, Ga. FOR STATE SENATOR ■ r > tt,- vot eVs of the 30th Senate- Strict of Georgia: bow it * *“ e rotation system it is r .County's time to fur ■. .. ’ ‘ -terial to renresent the OV [ h Q , - o{ v ona l district, composed tf. r . Hart, and Madison; so j* ' ‘ influence of a few c. . rave persuaded myself to n ,... race, and do hereby an ■ . t •' i! a candidate for Sena ac-; , ' n . ’ 2!s district subject to the ne Democratic primary to ' f ptember of this year, i.. • R will he my l.igho t . ’ fc 1 eiideavor to serve all i-'- f to the uttermost of my ■t'c;,,-yh and aoiiity, championing only such measuresa may be for the welfare and advancement of the district as a whole. The support and good will of ail voters, men and wo men, is earnestly solicited, and will be long remembered by my friends uk! me. Respectfully, J. N. B. Thompson. FUR STATE SENATE A the vote: ?. cf the 30th Senatorial Di trict: I hereby announce my candidacy or State Senator from the 30th -.enatoiral district for the term 1925- -6. it berng Madison’s time to fur •; sh the Senator, and since I will av:- finished my four years in the House inr, summer, I feel that 1 am weli into the workings of the Gener al rsevurfi- and veil! be in position to do more for ray District than 1 could poi'f ’h ydo late’*. Thanking the people, especially of my County, ior their euprosrion of confidence in the part, I cr.k your support at this time, an-.l if elected will serve the distf'et to the best interest of all ■he people. Faithfully yours, G, Pie.ten Whitworth. Hun, Gu., fit. 3 FOR JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT Felly appreciating past favors shown me by the voters of the North ern Circuit, I vi nounce my candidacy far rc e a ion as Judge of this ei.- cu.it. A .continuation of a fair and economical administration of the laws shall be my arsurance to the •pubr-- if l e-eii Hod. I solicit the cup per.' cf too jx-mJe. This May 19th, 1 Dt>]. Respectfully. W alter L. Hodges FOR CONGRESS To the Voters of the Eighth Congres sional District: I have today notified the secretary that 1 a,.i a candidate to succeed my self as 3 representative from the dis trict ir the 69th Congresfe. I am pro foundly grateful to the people of tlic district for the kir.dneslo and hon or they have conferred upon me ip the past and will be sincerely appre ciative if they will continue me as their representative. If re-elected, 1 promise a faithful discharge of the duties; of the office. 1 earnestly and respectfully solicit the support of the votem of the district, both ladies and gentlemen. Very Respectfully, G. If. Brand — FOR CONGRESS TO THE VOTERS OF THE EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: I am a candidate for selection ._<■ the Democratic Primary to be held on September 10, 1024, from the Eighth Congressional Di >tnct for service in the 60th Congress and re spectfully solicit the support of the voters cf ti.e District, both ladies and gentlemen. Your support will be sir cere I ’-* appreciated and if nominat c : j r hit give f u hfol service. Very respectfully, Frr,nk A. Holden THE DANIELSVILLE MONITOR DANJELSVILLE. GA LEGAL NOTICES LIE EL FOR DIVORCE Madison Superior Court, January Term, !924 Lillie Pelle Whitehead, vs .... Early Whitehead Verdict for total divorce, 2 4th day of January, 1924.. Notice is hereby given that on tire sth day of May, 1924, the undersign ed filed in the Clerks office of the Su perioi Court of Madi.on Coun:y, Ga., an application for removal of disa bilities resting upon him under the verdict in the above stated cause. Said application will be heard at the next term of said court which com mences or. the Fckirth Monday in ■July, 1924. Early Whitehead. 5-23 to 7-25, 10 times. PETITION FOR DIVORCE Mad iscn Superior Court, July Terra, 1 £24 Lizzie Vaughn Brooks vs Ethridge Brooks 7’o Ethridge Brooks: Lizzie Vauj hn B rooks hi vin led her petition for divorce against you in this court, returnable to July Term 1924, and an order having been grant ed for service on you by p blicatio , you are hereby notified to be and ap pear at the next term of (his court to be held on the Fourth Monday in July, 1924, to answer this complaint. Witness the Honorable W. L. Hodges, Judge of {he Supe-ior Court. This May 20th, 1924. Win. D. Meadow, Clerk 5-23, 30; 7-18, 25* Georgia, Madison County. All persons owing the esralc of J. B. StTeotmon, d< are hereby notified to make payment of the same to me at once. All persons holding claims against said estate are hereby notified to file their claims with tr.e immediately. This 7th day of June, 1024. COMERS G. MOORE, Daniefeville, Ga. Executor or the estate of J. B. Sireetman, deceased. PETITION ON SEDUCTION BOND Jn the Superior Cohrt of Madison County, July Term, 1924. No. 1776 N. C. Bullock Ordinary of Madison County, for the use of Mr 4. Lula Booth Scott, vs Henry C. Srott, principal, John C. Scott, security. To Henry G. Scott, defendant: ' You are hereby com manded to be and appear at the next term of the Superior Court of said County, to be held on the fourth Mon day in July, 1924, and make your answer in the above named and stat ed case, as required by the order of said court. Witness the Honorable Walter L Hodges, Judge of the Superior. This £th ('ay of June, 1924. Wrn. D. Meadow, Clerk Superior Court. SUIT ON NOTE Madison Superior Court, July Term, 1524 No. 177n p.. e. McKenzie V3 William Arnold Jr, To William Arro’d Jr. You are here by com manded to be and appear at the next Term of the Superior Cou rt of said County to be hell on the frurth A'*oi day in July 1914 and make your answer i r the aboved named ard slated case, as required by the order o* said Court. Witness the honorable Walter L, Hodges, Judge of the Super ior Court. This 5 day of June. W?i. j ur “ O. Meadow Clerk Superior Court Stateof Georgia, Madison County. Will be -old on the lrst Tuesday in August next before the Court hoi,nc dooi at Dank Isville, between tre legal hours of sale, the following described personal property to-wit: I milk cow, color white and brown spotted with horns, 7 yrs. old, named Daisey, weighs about COO lbs,. i two-horse wagon, iron axle, Kline & Martin make. Said property levied on as the property if Rufus Griffeth*.to satisfy a mortgage excchtion issuing from the Superior Court of -.aid County in favor of Madison County Bank, and agaiiGt. the smd Rufus Griffeth Said property found in the posses sion of the said Rufus Griffeth. and sold as his property. This July Ist, 1924. W. 11. HALL, Sheriff. Georgia, Mi.di on C> unty. Will be sold at the court house door in said county ou the first Tues day in August , 1924, within the le gal hours of sale the following de scribed property to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land, lying sud being iu the State of Geor -gia, and County of Madison, adjoin ing lends of J. W. Gbol -ton, and oth er lands of J. T. Porterfield, begin— niog at a risk on the road, Northeast Cornei, and running thenre N. Bt> \V. to a Pine on ror.d; thenne S. 2 E. 21.30 to a rock, stake; thence N. 72 W 6.87 to a line; thence S. 3 3-4 W. 11.76 (• a rock; thence S'. 7fi K. 24.80 to a rock; thence N. 7 W. 35.00 to the beginning corner, containing 56 1-p acre,; more or less, as description in p’nt from E. E, Stone. Abo the following described tract of land, to-wit: Al] that tract or parcel of 1 nd ly ingl and being in .-•iid State and County, on N :th .J bo of fh Dan ielsville and P. hi road, known to part of my 1 I home pbn e. adjoining lands of MJ. C Purterbld on South: J. T. Porirrleid on West, North and Ea t; and adjoining tract 60 acres deeded J. T. Porterfield by Richard Porterfield, and known as part, of Simmons lands, and owned by J. T. Porterfield since 1878, raid tract containing thirty-one and one half acres ran-e or loss. Said two tracts of land levied on as ti.e proptity of J. T. Porterfield to satisfy an executin', issued on the 30th day of July 1923, from the Su ptrior Court in said County, in favor of R. T. David vs. J\ T. Porterfield Written notice given J. T. Porter field defendant in fifa and tenant in possession as is required by law . This, June 30th, 1924. W. H. HALL, Sheriff. Georgia, Modem County. Will bo sold on the Ist Tuesday in August, next, before tne court house; door at Daniclsviile, Ga., raid Coun ty, betv. n the le gal hours of sale, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of, land 0.. M. Georgia Militia District, of Mad bon County, Ca., bounded on the North and Eatt by lands of Mr. and Mrs. Nat, Fort:,on, on the South by the land of It. L. Berryman and Tcm Berryman, ar.d on the West by Clifford Christian Place, owned by Adams and Johnson, and being the property mentioned in Deed, under date of November 29th, 1905, from Elizabeth O. Smith to Laura E. Brown, recorded in Madison County, December 15, 1905, in Book Y, Page 270, containing 33 1-2 acres more or lerr, the corners and directions be ing as follows: Beginning at a stake on R. L. Berryman’s line, and running thence N, 61 3-4 degrees West 15 chs to rock; thence N. 8 degrees W. 20.23 chs to rock; thence N. 27 degrees East 15 ch.-.. to rock; thence S. 27 chains to the beginning >■ take. Said property if -rid to satisfy a fi fa i- tiing from the Superior Court of Hurt Cos? uly, Da., in favor of Harry L. Winter, Ire. against Wor ley Adams, "aid levy made 23rd day of June, 1924, and notice to the de fendant in fi fa and tenant iu posses sion served on the 23rd day of June, 1924, all the improvements on said Imd being old w'tb "aid property. This JoV 1 t W. H. HALL, Sheriff. Madison County, Ga, Georgia, Madison County. G. M. Landers, guardian of At; s— dames Pearl Whit .'head, Evic B and Daisy Bradshaw ha*; applied to me for a dicharge from hR guardi anrhp.cf said persons; This i-. therefore, to notify all person** c|joc|ernod, to lie their objections,., if any they have, on or before the ’r.-t Monday iu July, 1924, else G M. Landers will be discharged froin. his guardianship as applied for. N. C. BULLOCK, Ord. | Sideache i Backache j “1 have been taking Car* dui,” says Mrs. Lillie Bolton, j of Lake Providence, La. “I got down in bad health and | lost in weight until I only weighed 120 pounds. I had I bad pains in my sides and back and my legs hurt me j until I couldn’t walk. I stayed in bed half the time, j I tried all kinds of medicine, but it did me no good. | Finally I tried 1 sijiilfillll I ! Tljj Woman's Tonis "It seems like it. did rnc good I (*l*l the very first. After I had taken half a bottle I no i ticed an improvement. I con tinued its use end T got bet [ ter ar.d better. 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