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UNION 1
-^rr.lA—Baldwin County.
GE T superior Coart of Said
. •*> Hon- James B. Parks.
IN I
JAILS
APPLICATION-*011 CHARTER land paHta and in the linking of weBa, ityle aforesaid -with the power*, SEEKS •
at -^atgsaw including all materials essential to privilege and immunities herein tat | -
. . i forth, and a# are now, or may here-
The capital Mock of said corpora.! after be, allowed a corporation of ” "
tion shall be $10,000.00 with the'similar character under the laws of Mother Hunts 1
privilege of increasing the same to Georgia. j
the sum of $50,000.00 oy a majority | SIBLEY & SIBLEY,
° f ^"'"AhoWsrs. said stock ! Atty,. for Petitioners.' UmpMti W-Trmrtlny »t.«« !
is to be divided into shares of $100 GEORGIA—Baldwin County. the Country.pewd luatltntlns
each. Ten percent of the amount of j I certify that the foregoing is a j unit «>yiums. Imping to And ts»«ne *
capita) to be used by them has been, true and correct transcript of the <*»•* <*f hereon. Juc Ander World
actually paid in. \ application for charter this duv filed wor 'eternn. who . dbciM-^-rvfl from
_ - UsN.lt l*r*J \In Murf-r,!
ne petition pf Dr. R. E. Evans
•trick of Wilkinson County, Geor-
00 , o. Wall and Frank Dennis, of
Sinam County, Georgia, James O.
rovx of Newton County, Georgia,
r °°Y H. Yurbrough and Erwin Sib.
^ r ' Q j Baldwin County, Georgia, re-
I^ctfully showit
r . rtl,
Tha , t hcv desire for themselves.'
... ...nciutes and successors to be
S5»—< and made s body poll-
War Soldier.
stock paid in money or property to
be taken at a fair valuation. They
further desire the right to issue com.
|ncuJ1 _ mon ant * preferred stock in such pro
ne under the name and style of portion as may be determined by the
GEORGIA REALTY AND DEVEL- l stockholders thereof. The right of
riPBEN”* COMPANY for the period holders of preferred shares to be set
^ .. *ku .Isskt r\t 1*0 ! f n b. 1. .1 I ■ . .. .
* — “ ilkUl w ; * — —— a
have the subscription to Said capital ] >’ the Georgia Realty & Develop. j (Mt ,
ment Company and is the whole off.
mid record* This- certificate made sixteen and was assigned to I'ow
ns provided by law. • pany K of the one Hundred and l Mr-
Witness my official signature and ty-nlwh Infantry. He was passed *irrv-
the seal of said court herto affixed, ***«*• I****- bo we*. charged with
‘.his the 3rd day of December, 1923. ‘h-mlo". wnvirte.1 and mui 10 lam
J C COOPER •: enwortb j»rI*on. Mrs. Anderson walked
0P jIE.Ni w a JT, ™ ! j. *7, ” *' re,e rrea snares to be set j ^ ^ fr^jn herh.mie at Sioux Falls toHW
of tsrntv year*, with the right of re. . forth, and determined by the bylaw. I a,!rt Superior Court, Baldwin Conn- iE * r..r
newsl Of charter of said corporation of the said corporation.
„ provided by laws of Gccrgla- 8.
. '*• , <■ ,, Petitioners desire the right to sue
The principal office of sold corpo- and be sued, to plead and. be im_
ration 'hall he in the dty of MU- pleaded, to have and use a common
ty, Georgia.
(SEAL)
'her mui fr**iu President llnnling. Sh**
• contended Joe was not n iqxiiislhie for
1 hi* act Ifranwiif taring Iwu passed.
FOR SALE—30 barred rock hens IbwJdmn Harding tuiinled lilrn.
ledgcville said State and county, but
petitioners desire the right to estab„
lid a branch office at Gordon, Geor
ge or elsewhere, whenever the hold
ers'of a majority of the ftock may
so determine.
3.
The object of said corporation is
pecuniary gain to Itself and its
shareholder*.
4.
The business to be conducted by
raid corporation is that of buying,
holding and selling real estate and
timber both for itself and also for
other* on brokerage or commission
sial, to make all necessary by-law*
and regulations, and to do all other
things that may be necessary for the
successful carrying on of said busi
ness, including the right to buy, hold,
and sell real estate and personal
property suitable to the purposes of
the corporation, and to execute note*
and bonds us evidence of indebted
ness incurred, or which may be in
curred, in the conduct of the affairs
of the corporation add to secure the
iame by mortgage, socurity„deed, or
other form of lien, under existing
laws.
7.
the right und power of development for .” ,l . d i"“ r P»™t1»n
„d ml. Of loud by subdivision, “je Pnw„ o„ d .uthonty to spplv for
lav out streets, nvenues and parks,* cr m op substance by a
«~ k rr ^Lg’.tT’i'L Ser
sewerage, and plant trees and shrub- . ^
and .3 cocks. W. R. Humphries.
BILIOUSNESS
Retire! Minster TeQf Hew He
Keeps in Gw! Fun With
tie Aseistuce el
31.rlA.Ml4
BIACK*UlMg8t»
West Graham, Va.—The Rev. •
Lewis Evans, a well-known retired
minister, now past $0, living here,
has a high opinion of Black-
Draught, which he sayB he has
taken when needed, for 25 years.
“For years I had been suffering !
Afler Mh parole Jin
[ at itN mule «a ina»Mnl-t At tlie end ;
j eif nine i ..nutits he maidenly dlmtp- .
penred end tlie liiidlu-r ha* never j
1 heard anything of him sin e. ;
! ‘ Mr*. Anderson vMltjil tlie Ford ]
plant* here at l.*An*e und the asjinui
, ut Xewlienry. She said iter son might ,
' he going under i!»e name or John K.
j JsshiiNsin and ini* always ghen hi* ad- •
dress ns Steven* I'ulnt. Wk He k J
| over *lx feet tall, tldn and of lilond •
i-niiiplexhin and Iia* « Scar on hi*
, cheat im the left side where he was
: wounded fn the war.
She said she i*-making her way to j
; I'lilrago. visiting asyluiiis sand Indu*-
. trlai centers in hope of finding some
'•e of l»er tulsslng wilt.
with my liver,” he says. “Some
times the pain would be very In
tense and my bark would hurt all
tlie time. Black-Draught was the , ...
C-st thlnB 1 foaad tint would give I «»«blnst..ii-lm. s u.ur allrmhnce
I Irregular Attendance at
School. Causes Big Waste i
Wry and to do any und all things
in the development and **le of city
nnd business lots within and without
the limits of municipal corporation;
the right and power to construct
buildings and houses; to buy and to
hold and to sell clays and minerals
and other deposits and properties in
n-ul estate, including the right of
mining and manufacturing thereof
und the dealing in and selling the
raw a* well us the manufactured
product* therefrom; to maintain and
deal in and sell building supplies of
every kind nnd character that may be
used in the construction of buildings | Georgia,
and in the surveying, laying off, and j Wherefore, petitioners pray to be
the construction of streets, highways ; incorporated under the name and
and accept amendments to its char-
authority for said incorporation
wind up it* affairs, liquidate and dis
continue it* business at any time it
may determine to do so by a vote
of two-thirds of its stock outstanding
at the time.
8.
They desire for the said incorpo
ration the right of renewal when and
u* provided by the laws of Georgia,
and that it have al! such other rights,
powers, privileges and immunities as
ire incident t« like incorporation*
permissible under the laws of
me any relief.
“My liver has always been slug
gish. Sometimes it gives me a lot
of trouble. I have suffered a lot*
with It—pains in my side and back,
and bad headache, caused from cx-
would begin to take it as soon as I
felt a spell coming on and it re
lieved the cause at once. I can
recommend It to anybody suffer-
form."
Made from selected medicinal
roots and herbs, and containing no
dangerous mineral drugs, Black-
Draught is nature's own remedy
for a tired, lazy liver. KC4M
A Taste
GOOD THINGS
Is Always Satisfied At
BENSON’S BAKERY
lu tlie M-lHH.I* throughout the United
£tatv< rju*f«| the wu*te of appruxl-
licittlj .SgMMNXMNNt lu*t year, mr«rd-
] ins to tin «-*timutf made tnr the l»e- j
partnifiit of tlie Interior tkruugn the i
| hurenu of education,
j A study conducted by this barcau '
j of 72.120 country children lu 70 conn- •
! tics of 10 stales indicates the median
juuudier of days of actual attendance
| of these children was 141.7 day*. Half
I of the children uttended school less
[than seven and one-half month*, over
’one-fourth of the children attended
I considerably less than live months,
and over one-eighth «f them attended
, less than three months. Attendance
; in consolidated wclusds was slightly
I better tlian In one-teacher m-ImmiI*.
The median daily attendance. 70
Id 00 js-r cent. re*i«ertlvely. waa
• higher in acltools providing nine-month
I terms for their pupils Ilian In thoae
. prmidlng seven-month terms, tlierehy
[ Indh-atlm; that lonacr term* usually
! UH-nti lictter dally atiendanee. lNipil*
wilb less than 130 nay* of sclasdlux
averaged one ami uiie-lialf years Iteiow
grade in reading and tqielling ability.
Olliec studies show poorer attend
ance among younger than older chil
dren. Many people ?*|a*-t this since
the oMer children vre more likely to
attend M-liisd during bad weather. A
noire prolmhle factor, no doubt. Is the
erroneous altitwlc of parents lu' con-
siilering It less serious for the younger
children Hum for the older- children
t«. miss scIhkiL Trivial, ex.tises such
a* -went In town.” "ran an errand.”
“got up too late.” ’•hud shoes re|mlrr»L*
et«-.. are worse than none, il.iser «■»»-
o|H-rution between the teacher nod ll»e
parent slmuld rc*»li In Itetler utiend-
bureau of education in coiiimh-
Ih llo- estimate uf waste slated
ie elfeclHeness of a achool sya-
d*i•ctnN • ’lie regularity «»f at*
• »if the pupils enrolled as
on such factors a* the quuli-
of liisinicthin and tlie lengih of
tends Greetings
WITH REAL PLEASURE WE PAUSE
ON THE THRESHOLD OF A NEW
YEAR TO THANK THE FRIENDS
WHO HAVE HONORED US WITH
THEIR PATRONAGE AND TO IN
CLUDE IN OUR GREETINGS
THOSE' WE HOPE TO SERVE.
MAY THE FUTURE HOLD FOR YOU
AND YOURS, AN ABUNDANT
MEASURE OF ALL THE GOOD
THINGS THAT MAKE LIFE TRULY
WORTH WHILE
E. E. BELL
For Better Health Through the
Year 1926, Eat Benton’* Bread
NUFF SAID
Death Rate for 1825
Below 5,Year Average |
Washington.—Despite an unusual r
iiiiudM-r of deaths in June attributed •
to “heal waves.” preliminary figure* •
made i-uhllc by Surgeon General Cain- 1
itilng. indicated tlie official death rate j
for the Ural seven months uf IH2T* |
would he lower titan tlie average for |
the last live years.
Health condition* were said by Doc- j
tor fummlng to have lieen "generally J
gtoKi,” wlih reports indicating tliat !
“most of the more common cwmmtini- j
cable disease* have Item le*a destmc- j
live than usual."
A derided decrease was shown Ini
diphtheria for »he eight week* ain-e
the first of July. During the surveyed
period of IS Cm* a|»pr«*xlniately G.*"l j
rases were reported ugalnsi H.1tl0 for 1
tlie same time In 7024.
So smooth-
Upurr-r*/
A 531100th, ball-bearing motor—G-E
type—silent and powerluL A power
ful suction to get the deepest dirt. A
mnor-diivm brush to get the lint and
threads. Double action. Thorough!
Keens No Oilingt
Ask for dcxncmstratum
in Your Own Home.
Convenient Terms.
M1LLEDGEVILLE UGHI1NG CO
BENSON’S BAKERY
Benton’s Bread b Good Bread
Earth Round, Monk Said
Long Before Columbui
Oxford. KnJttnd.-*-llttd Oiriatuphrr
Oiiliimbiu kn*H*n us much of (English
theological literature a* he knew of
iistigiitinn he might have «H\ed hbu-
-M-if n deal uf iraina In hla effort tu
prove tlie world was round. He wight
have consulted a iuu*ty tome recently
•!ug out Of tlie dust of Oxford’s hoary
I’hrarir*. a “Metrical Uvea **f the
Saints.” written hy a monk at the end
of the Thirteenth centur/, In which It
!* set f«*rth that:
-An an appeal the ur»he la round, «»
that everwo
Half of the urthe the enutt* Idschyieth.
h* it *o hit evere go."
He would have been told that the
moon Itself give* tm light, that tl.e
earth is bigger than the moon, m-4 the
than the earth, j
MULES
Jeanes & Robinson
Have Car TenneMee Mules
For Sale
SEE THEM
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