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irtu Jientmrl Itofii.-c at Douglas- |~c1r5h moil mutter. ID ARE, PUBLISHER. UdUGLAHVJLLB AND •3 COUNT*. tUOL/lSVIl.I.E, • - Ga. SING RATES tdL_ $ 2.00 tasuu S6.G0 faoue, per incbl 2 1-2 k Issue .06 >cilt$ for office-- 5.00 jlmn count}’ 10.00 HU be mafic on long Inents or unnual con- 102 67 I. Dorris’ en- the Bankhead ; issue. We say P, as he endorses of grading and b all the govern- 1 Of course his r.g at the advan cing for Calil'or- ters and the in- [Wars is a joke, benefit from highway with- fts great feature leftt Mr. Dorris [any NewYork- reme court baa state can have ^Lit wonts it, Hnsis seriously I ssibility of cal- pion of the Leg- urpose of pro- hents of liquor |Ve h ariily en- put are perfect- people to de- IMust Go L_ i juk Erad cation lid tribute the lJudge Thomas f imposed fines (months in the Arsons who re- the law. in r ir cattle folks in Idon’t recognize lion they see it, lg-to know ihiii (if our good state [nigh to apprs- be derivei jridding th< stly parasite, lould be one of tries in Geor- Ibe impossible le' and the road |r the importa- of beef and CITATION-Dismission from Adminis- tratiiu. , ilEullUiA— Douglas County. Whereas. I. M. Banks, Administra tor of K. E. Mason, represents to the Court in his petition, duly filed and entered on record, thathe has adminis tered K. E. Mason,s estate: This is, therefore, to cite all persons concerned, kindred and crcdiiors, to show cause, if any they cun, why said Administrator should not be discharg ed from his administration, and receive betters of Dismission on the first Mon day in Eebrunry, 1917. This January 1st 1917. J. H. McLprty, Ordinary. Application for Gua>- dianship. Georgia, Douglas County. To AH Whom it May Conqcrn: F. D. Parson having applied for guardianship of the property c'W. E. Palmer, an insti.-.e persro, who has been by a J »ry cl* said Ounty reg- ualarly cornrr - ted to the Georgia St ate Sanitarium and is now a . inmate there of, the said W. E. Palmer having an interest as an heir at law in the estate of his father, ‘.V. M. Pal- mei, late of Paulding County, Georgia, deceased. Notice is given that said application will be heard at my office at 10 o’clock a. in,, on the first Mon day in Febrmary, next. This Jany, 8th 1917. J. II. McLarly, Ordinary and, Exofficio Clerk C. O. .usseli ind Tin ruaran- to out of Work. Phone Main I'- Ers. ktalog put the best fa [Seeds [formation ns to brow, both for be In our busi- £ again experi* It year is the [ to the high Rule Nisi: JEORGIA—Douglas County. No Douglus Superior Court March term, 1917 Foreclosure of Attorneys lien on re alty. W. T. Roberts & J. R. Hutcheson V8 J. S Lehman It being represented to the court by the petition of W. T. Roberts and J. R Hutcheson that they claim a lien as atto. neys at law on the following des cribed realty as the property of J. S* Lehman and against said J. S, Lehman and said property parts of land lot9 number 154, 155, 1G3 and 1G4 in the 1st. district of originally Carioll, now Douglas, County, Ga. containing in the aggregate 858 acres, moieoi-less and known as the John W. Nixon old place near Alexanders old mill on Sweet water creek in said County, for the sum of $200.00 for successfnlly sus taining defense of said Leham to a suit brought for the recovery of said land by E. E, Nixon, et al, heirs at law of John W. Nixon; and that, said sum of mpney is due and unpaid; and that the said J. S. Lehman fails and re fuse* to pay the same although de mand has been made therefor. It is ordered that the said J. S. Lehman do pay into this court by the first day of March term, 1917, of said Court, the principal, interest and cost Jue to said plaintiffs, or show cause, if any he has, to the contrary, or that in default thereof foreclosure begrant- ed to the said W. T, Roberts and J. R. Hutcheson on said lein and the •quity of redemption of the said J. S. Lehman therein be forever barred, ind thfet service of this rule be per fected on said J. S Lehman by publi cation pursuant to law, by publication >f this order and the following notice To J. S.Lehman of ElkharJ, Indiana: You are hereby commanded to be and ippearat the next term of Douglas Superior Court then and there to answer the above named suit and fore closure proceedings. This 8frh day of January, 1917. A. L. Bartlett, J. S. C. T. C. Witness Hon A. L. Bartlett Judge said Court. This Jan. 9th, 1917' T. L. Pittman, Clerk, ANNOUNCEMENTS For Mayor. To the Voters of Doujjlasville: | I announce nnself a candidate for Mayor subject to the while, primary to be held Wednesday, j Jan. 24th. If you elect me 11 promise to serve you to the best of my ability and work for the, best interest of the town. V. A. Smith. For Marshall To the voters of Douglasville. I am a candidate for Mar shall subject to the City Prima ry when called, and will greatly appreciate your votes and influ ence. S. A- McGuoirk. For City Clerk. To the voters of Douglasville: I hereby announce my candi dacy for re-election to the office of city clerk, subject to tile pri mary when called. I will appre ciate your support. J. J. Freeman. For City Clerk. To the voters of Douglasville. After due consideration, I haye decided to mane the race for city clerk. Subject to the pri mary when called. I have lived here for thirty five years and will appreciate your help, and if elected I assure you no one will regret having vo.ed for me. J. E. Phillips. For Marshall. To the Voters of Douglasville. I announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of Marshall, subject to the city pri mary when called, I wdl appre ciate your vote and influence. J, E.D vis. For City Cterk. To the Voters of Douglasville. After talking with a number of friends, who pledged me their support, I have decided to an nounce myself a candidate for the office of City Clerk, subject to the primary when ordered. 1 have at all times, as cierk in the Post Office, done all l could to accommodate and serve the pat rons of the office, and now being out of that place, I respectfully ask your support in the coining primary. I am an old Veteran, and having no other business to look after, can give my whole time to the City, and I promise if elected to do so, and I fuither promise that those voting foi me shall have no cause to regret it Hope you will give my candidacy due consideration then vote for the man you think most suitable. B. F. Hagin. Guns that make the mostFA ivoise Pont always shootI THE G-RSATESTf ^ l DISTANCE* FAIR and SQUARE A MD so I simply wish to quietly inform you that I am selling foods of unques tioned quality at fair profit prices and are politely serving avast army of well satisfied >lp, Now there is a reas- |>r this army’s happy, sat- [tdemeahor. Querry them it. Enlist! CITATION—YEAR’S SUPPORT. Georgia, Douglas County. The return of the appraisers setting apart twelve months’ support to the family of M. M. Herring, deceased, having been filed in my office, all per sons concerned are cited to show cause by the 5th day of Februrary 1917 why said application for twelve months’ support should not be granted. This January 1st 1917. J. H. McLARTY. Ordinary. Free Flower Seed Catalogue Tells You About Et No matter whether you farm on a large scale or only plant vegetables or flowers in a small way, you need Hastings' 1817 Seed Catalog, it's ready now cr.d v,*o haye a copy for you absolutely free, if you ask for it, mentioning tho name ot this paper. In addition to showing you about all .10 varieties of vegetables, farm grass, clover and flower seeds, this catalog tells hovz you can get freeflvo splendid varieties of easily (-town, yet j beautiful flowers, vzith which to beau tify your homo fiv.rroundiufis. Good 8oed3 of almost, every hind are scarce this season, and you can't afford to take cbr.neeo in your seed supply. Hastings’ Seeds are depend able Bceds, the kind you can always depend on having “good luck" with. You are going to carded or faint this spring. Why not Insure success j so far as possible by starting with | the right seed? Don’t ta’.to chances : that you do not have to. Write today for Hastings’ 1917 Catalog. It’s free and will both inter est and help you to succeed in 1917. —H. G. HASTINGS CO., Soedsmen, Atlanta, Ga.—Advt. For a Stained Chafing Dish. The green and blue stains loft by the fumes of the alcohol lamp on a chafing dish ca*' ho removed by rub bing with a. e-«t doff: moistened with ammonia DOLLARS SAVED jJk.Baring YoulSi and Middle Age {,. h i ‘-d will by accretions of interest Double Themselves Before |jj (the finft draft of old age is likely to be drawn CITATION, DISMISSION FROM ADMINISTRATION. • Georgia, Douglas County. Whereas, Miss J. D. Enterkin, administratrix of G. W. Enterkin, represents to the court in her petition, duly filed and entered on record, that she has fully administered G. W Enterkin’s estate. This is, therefore, to cite a'l per sons concerned, kindred arid credi tors, to show cause, if any they can why said administratrix shtyjJ^not,-be from her adrai January Clearance Sales of Women’s Suits Dresses—Coats Misses and Girls’ Dresses—Coats Men’s and Boys Clothing—Hats Shoes It is a fadt that at all times, our prices are 1-3 to 1-2 lower than elsewhere and' when ever we hold a clear ance sale our prices are lowered to a point that can-not be equal led. Sale will continue through January and covers your every need with the besft winter merchandise, that is absolutely reliable in every way. SMITH & HIGGINS Cleaning House for Spring WINTER STOCKS MUST BE SWEPT OUT All of the accumulations of winter goods mu& be moved from our shelves during the next few days Outings 10c Drills 10c Hats $.125 to 2.50 Shoes 51.00 to $4.00 Wool Serges 42c Ladies and Misses Sweaters, Coats and a few Coat Suits at cost. Jjrfofing 2-ply $.170 per roll See. us for every thjfcgj^y merchandise