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UNION KECOKDER, MILLEOCEVILLE. GA.. SEPTEMBER 12, 1IU ERE'S HOWEj OPTOMETRY BY E. W. HOWE •The Saf * °* ** ot *‘ to 1 LONG silence, trapictions. A Y!NG the game ,rd ambition, at the age x, is to be fair, polite, j „f a nuisance as pos-1 r « to meet my just obli- | world, and Ret out of I tie annoyance to others j . I long to oblige I , being as little trouble ' they have been to me, good' children. I Kivel , lt ; 0 n to imitate Lycur- . pect* When *..* was I ie left a kind and j to his acquaint- nn .'i journey. He again. I have a! o spend my la3t. i a distant place. I i friendly letter to my j by lands of Capt. William Rice. This land was levied on as the property of Mrs. G. E. Bloodworth under a fi fa. issued by the Tax Collector of said County against Mrs. G. E. Bloodworth for State and County taxes due f«- r year 1928. Also: One 4 Roll Fiat Ironer; Four Hot Heat Prcssers; One 10 Gal. Copper Starcher; One Extractor, One Double Pocket Washer; Two small Washers. Above property is contained in the . Laundry Building on the South side CITATION of Green St., in MilledgeviHe, Geor- GEORGIA, Eildwin County:, gia. This property was levied on as To All Whom It May Concern: the property of MilledgeviHe Laundry Edward R. Hines, having in due :• fi. fa. issued by the Tax form applied to me for permanent then the long silent v final attendants are ,1,. to write to my chil- •asonably patient, and of my faculties, 1 that an achievement: themselves have al- -ressing to Me. observed that i-very- dicted. A- wise a i will make a state- md JanothoV equally here is nothing in it, •mt a fool. Anatole false Drea wry It ... t {„ he harmlo • ., : ;h. v do a great deal of ntly the most inoffen- injurious: they tend diiguested with real- This 1 thought excellent. , -me page, six lines be- .4, ment quoted, Anatole -To know is nothing niaginc i» everything. ■- except that which is ^ j." A direct contradic- r _ ! v a W>e man. Which stato- i P ■ ’i ,, } u . believe? Probably the . ; rtc»- it is sensible, while the kr foolish. . . Why does g mthor contradict himself? Be- X! , writer. Having cx- a -.- fl hi- own side, he writes pot other. . • • Writer* i this. Sherwood Anderson, an- i author, owns two newspapers i South. In the election one uppe id Mr. Hoov for id the other Mr. Smith. is like big baseball; ainly country town i* climbed into fast , and f illed. He did slightest bitterness os coupe I engage d to quit law. “In the big hadn’t it.” ... In n baseball, the game is country as well as in . and the se -e rules to best hit the ball, list applause and profit play the most inteili- stars in the big towns dropping out because uts must be had from and always the recruits strictly on accomplish ing- young man who the game of boaeb-.il understands the con ning success in life. If the game as well as him take his medicine 1 to 5, Sunday 2 to 5. W. J . Brake CRAMPING SPELLS Mississippi Lady Tells How She Suffered Until She Had Taken CarJui on a Friend’s Advice. Greenville. Miss—In describing how she suffered several years ago, Mrs. Mattie Dalton, of 112 Pecan Street, this city, recently wrote: ' “I would cramp, and my hands and feet would draw, so I came near having convulsions. I would have to stay in bed. sometimes a week, and when I would get up. I Just dragged around, end did not feel like doing n.y won.. I suilered a great deal with my back. “A friend came to see me and saw how I .fullered. 3hc told me to try takinc Cardui. which I did. I seemed to have more strength, after my first bottle. After I had taken about four bottles of Cardui, I saw a great Improvement. “I quit having such bad spells, and was stronger and bi tter than in a long time. I gained in weight. I took a few more bottles of Cardui, and felt to well tiiat I quit taking It. "I certainly can recommend Car dui. for I know what it is to suffer, and I know tiiat Cardui helped me." Thousands of w omen have written to tell of the benefit Cardui has been to them, in helping tliem to build up their health. Having helped so many others. Cardui should help you, too. I Co. undi j Collector of said County against Mil- letters of administration up„„ ledgevSlc Laundry Co. for State and estate of Jus. A. Hardie, deceased; I County taxes due for the year 1928. this is to notify the next of kin and j Alto: That tract of bind lying in creditors of the said Jas. A. Hardie, j th 318th Dist, being' formerly a deceased, that said application will I part of the Lamar Hurricane plan- be heard before me at the regular jtation containing 227 1-2 acres October Term 1929, of the Court of ptotne- (funded as follows: On the North by Ordinary of Raid County, years, j ,J,nd . s former ly owned by General Witness my hand and official ible. I | ^U'rick, on the East by lands form- signature this 2nd day of Septem- repre. er,y owned ^7 Chas. Vinson, on the her, 1929. sy. So | South by lands formerly owned by W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary. ib busi Samuel Evans and on the West by 1 ' land., formerly owned by Dr. L. M.; CITATION ones. Said land being levied on as'GEORGIA. Baldwin County: iroprrty of J. W. Shinhnlster. under To Whom It May Concern: fi. f.n. issued by the Tax Collector C. B. Lavender, as Administrator f said County against J. W. Shin- of J. W. William.-, deceased, having holster for State and County taxes' applied to me for leave to sell certain for year 1928. J real estate of said deceased, for the Iso: That tract of land In City i purpose of pitying debts and for dis- of MilledgeviHe, Georgia, bounded | trihulion, this is to notify creditors s: On north, Franklin SL,! and kindred that said application will by land of Ed .Toner, on; be pas-id upon at the October Te South by lands of Lawrence West 1929, of the Court of Ordinary of and on the West by land of Elijah d County, and that unless cause in Williams, being the residence lot of then shown to the contrary, said Levie Carter. This land was levied ’.ve will be granted, on as the property cf Levie Carter This September 2nd, 1929, under a fi. fa. issued by the Tax Col- W, H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary, ketr-r cf aid County against Levie Carter for State ard County taxis due for the year 1928. j n re; AI o: Land lying in the South The com.run of tl. O.ty of MilledgeviHe meat. South of Fishing Cr.t-k containing IX THE COURT OF ORDINARY OF 7 acre.- bounded wr follow: Or the J COUNTY, GEORGIA Georgia audI County of Baldwin for. land, of W. H. Rives and lands of be year .928 aganist the owner, of j L. S. Fowler; on the South by the the above described parecels of land lands of the estate of C. W. Robson; and said sales will be made to satisfy, and on the West by the lands of the '* , , ! e *tate °f Mrs. Emma Compton and I have notified tne defendants in the lands of John T. Allen the h fa. and the tenants in possess- since the execution of said se- .o„ of the levy and the time, terms curity decd , Guy n Compton, the and place of sale as required by law; | grantor therein, having died, the Th»s 4th, day Of September, 1929., hnd ab ove deaetihvd wilI be , old n „ J. F.MNSON, Deputy Sheriff, ! tne property of the estate of the Baldwin County, Georgia. « a j d Guy D. Compton, deceased. Said an d sale will be made for the purpose of I E. Allen. the n«$te described in the aforrsaid security deed which amounts to $2053.33 together with the cost of this proceeding. A deed will be ninde to the pur- inrer, n* authorized in said se curity deed. This 29th, day of August. 1929. P. COMPTON MILLER, Grantee. HINES & CARPENTER Attorneys for p. Compton Miller. SHERIFF SALES GEORGIA. Baldwin County: I will sell before the Courthouse door of said County at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, on the first Tuesday in October, 1929, within the legal hour.- of sale, the following described tracts and parcels of land CITATION of Jam Reynolds Nor- North and East b- J.:r.d< of W. J. PETITION FOR PROBATE OF Char.d: . ; on thi South by lands of V. ll.i. i\ SOLEMN FORM. Rebecca Finsley; West by lands of|To: Robert H.. Norment; Mrs. Hor- Rokocca Finsley; rise sum.* being the j ace Curtis; Mrs. F. N. Gibson; Mrs. home place of Warren Webb, ! Virginia B. Howard; James D. Bin- •it: That the 322nd Dirt.. G. M., and County containing 50 or less, bounded as follov North ami West by lands o son on the East by land in pos vision j and on the of Mack Hill and on South by the) being 65 f< Garrison Road. The Boundary lino .around the land levied on runs as follows: Beginning at a point on the north side of .he Garri on Road where ihe land of Pear! Mason cent ers with the land in the p> Mack Hill. The line n lam! was levied on as the property of Warren Webb under issued by the Tax Collector of said County against Wurren Webb for State and County taxes due for the year 1928. Also: That tract or parcel of land containing twenty-five .acres lying the 115th Dist., G. M., of said Coun ty bounded as follows: On the North by the lands of R. T. Baisden; or the East by the road running fron Old Salem to the MillcdgeviHe-Sand- ersville highway at a point near th« home of Louis Brookins; on the South by the lands of Mrs. S. B. Fowler and ris in po-session of Layfield and the West by the old Milledgeville- Saudersville highway known as th.- liver Road. Tills land is levied oii as he pifoporiF /of Dawson Solomon ,-iri was found in his po-si*-sion,‘un- ler a fi. fa. issued by the Tax Col- ,ctor of said County against Daw- on Solomon for State and County axes due for the year 1928. Also; That tract of land in th«* 'ity of MilledgeviHe Georgia bound ed by land- of Exchange Bank, on he Kart by lands of F. G. Grimes, >n the South by lands of F .G. Grimes West by Jefferson St., •t on Jefferson St., and ford; Julinn Binford; Jesse Binford; William Binford; Robert H. Nor ment, Jr.; George Norment; Mrs. Paul Lumbye; Miss F. Virginia Norment and Phillip Norment. Frank E. Bone, having applied, Executor, for probate in Solo, Form of the last Will and Testament of James Reynold- Norment, late of said County, you nnd each of y ns heirs at law of said James Rey nolds Norment, all being non-resf- di-nts of this State, are hereby re quired to be and appear at the Courl of Ordinary for Raid County on thi ; Monday in October. 1929 i said application for probaU will be heard, and show cause, if anj i have or cup, why the prayers oi itioncr should not be allowed. This 2nd day of September. 1929. W. H. STEMBRIDGE. Ordinary. ling back East 2G0 fe< ad was levied on Glass Motor Company LAND SALE GEORGIA, Baldwin County: bereas, on June 5, 1926, Guy D. Compton execute ‘o P. Compton Miller a certain security deed, c ying the lard hereinafter dove: i. ti scare a note for 2000. ited .Tune 5, 1926, due .Tune 1931, all as shown by said security of record in the office of th< Clerk ..f the Superior Court of sai. ity, in Book of Deeds N ono hundred and four (104! aero., more or lew. Second Ciitt: All that tract or pnred of land situ.te, lying and be- ln B in the 321et. Dirt., G. M„ Baldwin County, Stcto of Gcontin. nnd con- tlininir twenty.,ix (2(1) acre,, and bounded an follow,: On the North by other land of J. E. Allen: on the East by lands of F. G. Pcerce; on the South by Innd, or A. N. Allen: the West by lands of Mrs. M. n. It is here noted that the property ove described is located in the 14th Dist., G. M., of -aid State d County formerly known ns be er in the 321st Dirt, of raid coun- Snid sale will be made for the pur pose of raising funds to pay the fol lowing described note, accrued inter est thereon, nnd the cost of thin pro ceeding, which the deed above men tioned was given to secure, to-wit: One note dated Oct 0. 1925. due October 0, 1926. for $782.00 princi pal. bearing interest from date at 8 per cent per annum, signed by Louisa C. Allen nnd A. B. Allen and payable to A. M. Benford, or order. There is now due on said note $782.00 J principal, besides interest thereon at annum from October LAND SALE GEORGIA. Baldwin County: Under and by virtue of u po« of sale contained in a deed to ‘ecu Icbt executed by-Louisa C. Allen a A. B. Allen to A. M. Ilenford October 6, 1925, which deed is ed in the office of the Clerk of; 6. 1925. Superior Court of raid County] Since the oxeculi look of Deed, No. 2. Fwn «■<-■ \ eurity deed, Loulw the undersigned will sell at public b. Allen, the grants outery, before Ihe Courthou.e door j„ B ,h t . In„,| ,bove described of .aid County, to the highest bidder will he ,ohl a. the property - for cufl:, within the legal hour, of c ,tite, of raid Lonhut C. Allen and sale, on the fir.t day of October, a Jt. Allen, deceit ed. Tl. unde 11*-!*. the following deirrihed tract. ,i Bn t,| will execute n tl I to the or parcels of land, to-wit: All that trnct or parcel of land, situate, lying .and being in the 321st Dist.. G. M., Baldwin County, Gn., containing one hundred nnd thirty (130) acres, more or less; being the home place upon which Mrs. Louisa C. Alien resided. Said tract of land i. bounded on the North by lands of CITATION •Tim Hubbard; on the South by Innds APPLICATION FOR PERMANENT of A. N. Allen; on the East by lands! ADMINISTRATION of F. G. Pearce and on the West J. O. Ethridge having made appli- by lands of J. O. Ethridge. Said cation for permanent administration tract of land is composed of two upon the estate of Mrs. Susan E. tract* <‘f land, to-wit: West, this i therefore ! First tract- All that tract or pnr-1 interested parties that same will be cel of land lying, being and situated heard on the first Monday in Octob- in the 321 Dist., G. M. of said coun-l fer, 1929, at 10 o’clock A. M., and if ty, bounded on North by lands of no valid objections are filed thcre- J. A. Hubbard; South by lunds of ; to, letters of administration will be A. N. Allen, East by lanus now issued to him. owned by a Loan Company; West by This 2nd day of September, 1929. lands of Ethridge, known a^ the W. II. STEMBRXDCH, John E. Allen place and containing Ordinary Baldwin Co. Gn. purchaser as authorized in said se curity deed. This 2nd day of September, 1929. A. M. BENFORD, Grantee. GEO. S. CARPENTER, Attorney for A. M. Bcnford, Grantee. the • «'<! I! rovided that J O become due nnd pay- j £ death of t Here Is What The McCormick-Deering FARMALL Does For \ ou J. T. TRAWICK S. 3. TRAWICK i rawick brothers - directif chandii si hie. 866 Prescription for Giippe, Flu, Dragne, Bu-ous Fevef and Malaria. 1 the n t speedy remedy know Rond 1500 feet : ginning. This lai the property of •n- staid Count of; Co., for Stat a for the year 1928. !»mnl:er or payee thereof; and | i 1500 feet, thenci- A! o: That tract of land lying in! When-os Guy D. Compton, ’’"jX :i..n para'! i to t! ,i ,. Dirt., G. M . of arid! maker of ;.id note, died on thc‘2n.l g DO ■'i-i: tl. r..-.- ■ County, containing 65 acn mor; or|,]ay June, 1929, anil under them -t:on 1500 f.-et to j PM , hounded as follows: On the] terms of raid note th« same became!8 Linton Ga., Aug. 10th. thence along -aid ! N or th by Milledgi-ville-JI -nticello j due nnd » the point of be-j-Road on the East and South by land ! Whereas ,; aid deed -i was levied on a.-; of the Georgia State Prison Farm j contains full powers of sale, autho. \-arI Mason under | and „n the West by lands in the rising the undersigned, or his legal X Belit-ving that you will be interested in why I continue to the Tax Collector po-session of R. N. Ashfield. Saii p-prerenUtive n»d assigns, to sell the | g huy FAR MALLS. I wish tx> t -II you ho» we arc handling them, ninst Pearl Mason! property is levied on as the proper! ] land therein conveyed upon default ]| In the spring of 1927, I bought one FARMALL and with it I inty tax?* due forj 0 f the defendant- in fi. fa. and in j in the payment of said indebtedn* (their possession, under a fi. f.*. issu- on that d-ito; andji tnternatiowd deed to secure debt v Atlanta, Ga.. j ? Gentlemen: Harvester Company, tract r-.f land ’ying in' cd by the Tax Collector of said Coun-j*term s of sale in any newspaper pub the city of MilledgeviHe, Gu., bound-, ty ugninst Edwards & Patterson forjHshed in the County of Baldw-in. . .. cultivated two hundred acres of cotton and cni e, place and ! pleased with it that in the fail of 1928 I bought a ■r, add said State, once a week for four wcekH prior to the date of Rale; and Now, therefore, under and by vir tue of the power of dale contained in tha aforesaid security deed an! the laws in such case- made and pro- On the North by state nnd County Baldwin Street, on the East by landj year 1928. of J. W. Killings, on the South by; Also: That tract of land in the land of J. W. Killings anti on the city oi MilledgeviHe bounded as fol- West an unearned Street fronting lows: On the North by land of W. j 250 feet on Baldwin Stieet and 375 ]{. Minor, on the East by land of | ft. on the unnamed street. This land Mrs. Lura Rogers, or. the South by ! wa levied on ns the property of 1 Hancock SL, and on the Went by public outcry, before the Cpurthou j Moses Brown under -a fi. fa. issued I ! an d of Mrs. Lura Rogers. Fronting door in the County of Baldwin, said I by the Tax Collector of said County 1 approximately 75 ft. on Hancock SL, .State, to the highest bidder for I against Motes Brown for State and and running back North about 85 ft. within the legal hours of sale. 'County taxes due for year 1928. Said land was levied on as the the first day of October, 1929, the Also: That tract of land lying in. property of E. S. Leonard under a following described land to-wit: the 322nd Dist., G. M., of .-aid fi. f a . issued by the Tax Collector All that tract or parcel of lam County containing 19 acres more or of said County against E. S. Leonard situate, lying and being in the City !kss bounded as follow*. On the for State and County taxes due for of MilledgeviHe, said State and Coun- v •north by lands formerly owned by | the year 1928. ; ty, being n part of Lot No. 1, in ft I Min Mattie Keel, on the East byl The above described tracts and Square No. 72, fronting North sixty lands formerly owned by Mis Mat-1 parcels of land were levied on by <fl0> fe:t on McIntosh Street -ml g tie Keel on the South by the road i mc under and by virtue ef tax fi. fa*. _ running back South of even vri.rih v from.Camp Creek to Salem, Church!is,aod by the Tax Collector of Bald- one htfndrid and »ixty-fivc (165) g dividing the land levied on from.land) win County, Georgia on December fog, bounded a*4,oUqwt; on&!*iftffth g of W. T.. Weaver and hundred hundred additional acres to power farming. The results to he satisfactory so in the spring of 1929 I bought sti FA RAM ALL. With the three 1 am now cultivating sevei acres. All the yields have been very satisfactory. You wMI be interested too in learning th:-t I am now averag ing twenty-five to thirty acres per day per man with the FARM- ALL. In the spring of 1930, I expect to buy another FARMALL vided, the undesigned will sell r. 1 - '? for myself nnd one for my daughter. With the one for my daugh- * ter, I expect to eliminate four families and five mules and have one family do the work of five. I would like also to tell you that the upkeep has been practically nothing on all of them. In addition. I am using four INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS that have given me excellent sen-ice. Yours very truly, S. B. TRAWICK O. M. ENNIS Dealer . the Wert 20, 1028, for ttixett due the State of by McIntosh Street; on the -Eert by *ossi0)s«88»*8