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UNION RECORDER, M1LLEDGEVIUX, CA, JUNE XI, IBM 'ftouiveur rhiags You Should* Know " M md 0«r M.tUr 1- these days. verybody ^colon trouble,” a, r- , k on the subject above-[deputy Fleming hr: ,"' a „ po irs to mo very timely. " i you. not only to read, but **” j for it may concern .. njrtiiulir. . . pin , ,>f profound emotjon, as •ncht, grief, and such like, .. ^ most decided effect ..r large intestine. Y ,i -hut, heavy brain ; ,!ir.<»st always troubled ■ ■tr.i- of healthy bodies—eoa- Anv excess of effort Pursuant to a law passed in 1925 session of the genera* assembly, that became effectfrc on September 1, 1925, all streams in Georgia and bodies of water in the ytate under the jurisdiction of the stute •rame and fish department, were closed to sein ers for a period of five years, mak ing seining of streams and such bodies of water as are under jurisdic tion of the ytate game and fish de partment unlawful before September 1, 1930, according to Carl Fleming, special deputy of the state game and fish department. The statement issued hy special prompted by impression that has become general all over this section of the state, especially among person customed to scin streams, that it will be lawful after July 1, this year, sein in Georgia. This is an errone ous impression and one that should I have be brought to the public's attention workers because the ytate game and fish de- •ith partment is determined to enforce the law’s injunction against seining until 1930, special deputy Fleming • of the brain, subtracts from . cessary nerve-forces of the inury system, ami to ‘he „,nt in health of the individual mcl. And. I.am euro that placid natures among men lvomt . n __ those who take life •rarely—who are not impulsive. i,; ( . or quarrelsome invariably the best-working elementary I could mention many cases says. of on< who cured his mlio ,-lv avoiding his habit, of fault ed. his was one of the most . tires I have witnessed. For had been a persistent 11.- ould with.* isulting his nt by his own anger. He said ame "so mean that his family hardly live with him.” His an told him the clogged bowel t cause of his nerve trouble; nerologist told him—and it— that his hnbit of growl- otiuced the constipation! He int being mean, and got well. • is something, then, worth about—worth trying, since ■ii involves n<> expense in time : . y. If you are overworking «: tal energy in any direction, ■ ..ml work temperately; and ■"!M: mental outbreaks stop We know that mental compamment And the act of death is probably *t so horrible to the actor as it is to the spectators. yinir i : . simply lapsing into un- ciousness and the- worst pains felt by those about the victim who realize that they will never see him again. The victim himself probably rea lizes little or nothing. Also the anticipation of dcatf is worse than death itself. The certain ty that they were to die upon a giver date w.as fiercer torment to the *oul: of these criminals than the passage through them of the electric charge, which occupied but a few seconds. If we knew that we had to die up on the stroke of a certain hour should die 100 deaths in anticipa tion of it Shakespeare says: “Cowards die many times before their death; The valiant never ta*tc of death but Of all the wonders that 1 yet hav heard, rems to me most strange thnt me should fear; Seeing that death, a necessary end, Will come when it will come.” That men turn their thoughts to re ligion when they think death is cer tain is n testimony to the influence of death upon Ifie and to the super ior and immortal qualities of our spiritual nature* road or street, containing one-half more or less, said lot having erected thereon a frame dwelling house. Said lot will be sold with all improvements thereon, said land levl- m as the property of Eugene Grantling to sati*fy an execution issu ed on the 2nd day of May 1928, from the Justice Court of the 321»t Dis trict G. M., said County in favor of A. T. Swann against Eugene Grant- ling. This May 31st, 1928. S. L. TERRY. Sheriff Baldwin Co. G GEORGIA, Baldwin County. To all whom it may concern: Hattie Allen Garrard of said State, having, in proper form applied for permanent letters of administration on the estate of W. T. Garrard, late of said county, deceased, this i cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of W. T. Garrard, de ceased, to be nnd appear at the court of ordinary of siad county, at July Term. 1928, .and show caus any, they have or can, why perman ent letters of administration should not be granted to said Hattie Allen Garrard on said estate. This the 7th day of June, 1928. W. II. STEM BRIDGE. Ordinary thereto the appraisers return will be made the order of this court. W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary. LAND SALE C. I. Blizzard, the administrator upon the estate of Robert L. Renfore, late of said county, deceased, will sell the land bclongng to, said estate aituatad lying and being in the 115th District G. M. Baldwin county Geor gia, containing three acres more < les*, and bounded as follows: on tl North by the Bill McCoy place, and public road; on the East by Gumm Creek, on the South, hy lands of W. H. Renfroe estate, and on the West by the W. H. Renfroe estate; together with all buildings and improvements thereon, said land being sold for the purpose of paying the debts of said estate and distribution. Said land will he sold to the highest bidder for cash on the first Tuesday in July be fore the Court House door. This June 7th, 1928. C. I. BLIZZARD way sai damnes.” Wo are all condemned criminals. The lurid description* of Mrs Snyder and Mr. Gray's last hours b< fore execution gave us all the shiv ers. The newspaper reporter seem; to have the saute complaint that *omi preachers have who at a funeral strive to dwell upon all the effective scenes concerning the death of the departed in order to produce tears from the auditors. It is technically known as boring for water. The more we think of it, however, we conclude that there was one terrible thing about this execution. That was the certainty of it. We are all condemened to death, as Victor Hugo says. We must walk the plank, sooner or later, face a firing squad, or die in battle or breathe our last in our beds. Dy ing is dying whatever he its emotion affects the b ly. Now see if you < intelligently—and Scientists say that flies carry farms of typhoid fever, infantile paralysis, summer disorders and over thirty other diseases. Flie. should be killed FLY-TOX is harmless to people but sure death to mosquitoes, roaches, mpths and bed bugs as well as flies. FLY-TOX i. fragrant, stainless, sure. —Adv. FOR RENT—Two dowi L E G A L S SHERIFF SALE GEORGIA, Bldwian County. Will be sold at the Court House Door in said county on the first Tuesday in July, 1928, within the legal hours of sale the following property towit: all that lot or parcel of land situated in the 321st District G. M. Baldwin County the same being in the village of Midway and bound ed as follows, on the north by a road or street, on the east by lot of Mb- haley Daniels, on the south by lot of Dennis, and on the w YEARS SUPPORT GEORGIA, Baldwin County. Ordinary’s Office. June Term, 1928. The appraisers appointed to set aside a years support for Mrs. Hat- tiett Allen Garrard out of the estate of W. T. Garrard, late of said county, deceased, having filed their return in thi* office; This is there fore to notify all persons ct ncemed that said petition will he heard on the first Monday in July next, nt ten o'clock A. M., and if no valid ob jections are filed thereto the return of the appraisers will be made the order of this court. This June 4th, 1928. W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary B. C. Ga. YEARS SUPPORT GEORGIA. Baldwin County. Ordinary's Office. June Term 1928. The appraisers appointed to set aside a year’* support for Mrs. .1. N. Layfield, late of said county deceas ed, having filed their return in this office, This is therefore to notify all persons concerned, thnt said applica tion will be heard on the first Mon day, July next at 10 o’clock A. M., alied objections arc filed GEORGIA Baldwin County. To The Superior Court county nnd Hon. James I Judge thereof, at chambers. The petition of the Rock Mill Christian Endeavor Societv, a corpo ration of mid State and county, re spectfully show* 1. Thnt on the 15th. day of July, 1908 at the regular July term of the Superior Court of Baldwin county, n charter was issued to it by said court at and for the term of twenty years, which appears in Minute Book J. Pages 535-537 in the Super ior Court, clerk’s office of said coun ty; and that said charter will expire on July the 15th, 1928 next,—refer ence is made to said record a* may he necessary in this procedure. That said corporation is a bene volent institution having for its pur pose and object of giving aid to the sick and * , eedy of its membership, to properly ecently bury the dead and to propng'ite the teaching of the Christian religion and therefore i« not for -he purpose of pecuniary gain nnd has no capital stock. 3. That at a call meeting of the mem bers of said corporation held in ac- I cordance with the charter and by- I laws of the same on the 9th day of 1928, n resolutj usly adopted directing that the charter be renewed as authorized aol provided by law, a certified abstract from the minutes of the corporation showing that the application for re newal and amendment has been au thorized by proper corporate action, is here to attached and marked Ex hibit A and made a part thereof. Petitioner shows that as provided by law .and before the expiration of said charter, it files this its petition in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of said county, signed with the corporate name of the corpo ration who*e charter is sought to be renewed. Wherefore, the naid ROCK MILL CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY prays that its charter be renewed for the term of twenty years from July the 15th., 1928, with all the powers, privileges and immunities hereto fore vested in it, in its original char ter and as may be allowed by law for corporations of similar character under the laws of Georgia. Rock Mill Christian Endeavor Soccity By its Attorney* Sibley A Sibley. P. O. Box 273 Milledgcville, Georgia Exhibit A At a special meeting called for the purpose, it was brought to the at tention of the Lodge that the present charter of the corporation would ex pire on the 15th, day of July 1928, and that in order for a continuation of its operation, it is necessary that the charter be revived. Upon motion made and unanimously carried, the trustees were directed to employ le gal c«»un*el for the purpose of having proper steps taken in the Superior Court of Baldwin county for the re vival and renewal of such charter. I, Ola Ford, secretary and custo dian of the minutes of ROCK MILL CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY do certify thnt the foregoing is a true and correct copy thereof as it purports to be. This June the 12th, 1928. OLA FORD GEORGIA Baldwin County. I. J. C. Cooper, of said State and county, do certify thnt I am the clerk of the Superior Court of said county nnd that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the original application for a renewal of charter of the ROCK MILL CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY as filed in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court. Witness my official signature this 13th, day of June, 1928. J. C. COOPER Clerk of the Superior Court, Bladwin County, Georgia. teell [LNS BRiCK I sCo DO YOU Want a Good Position at a Splendid Salary? Good position, are waiting in big offices for brained worken. If you are ambitious—if yon want to amount to something—If you are willing to devote just a few months to gain what would otherwise take years of bard work to attain—if yon want to climb out of the rat into the MG MONEY class—Eastman offers you the opportunity EASTMAN School of Business Administration Estab. in 1859 POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. 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