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The Detroit times., 1912-12-07

Chick Gandifs most pleasant NOM
ents during the last season were when
he was breaking up game for the
White Sox. Having been turned loose
by that club, Chick naturally~did not
feel any too kindly toward his old
team, and he enjoyed nothing better
than to wallop the ball when~playing
against the Sox. Fate was kind TO
him. and In nearly every game that the
Nationals won from the Sox, Gandil
did more than his share with the stick.
He made two home runs and two trip
les with men on the bases In Chicago
during the season. and In each in
stance these drives proved the turn
ing point OF the game
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CALIFORNIA EDISON
JUMPS THREE POINTS

Southern California Edison jumped
up three points on the Detroit Stock
exchange, Saturday. going to IS bid,
and there Is no stock In the market.
Detroit q Cleveland Navigation was
down Two points to 100. and offerings
are heavier. Kresge issues were
softer and so was Mexican Crude Rub
Der, Tie demand slackening. United
States Radiator common was easy,
also, the Offering shading quarter 70
TO- while support came into the
market at 8. Iron Silver Mining was
up Ave cents more to $2.2b bid. and
Offerings were up to $3.50 REQ
Motor Truck was stronger, the offer
ings being raised q half 10 10 with
the bid steady at 8.
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SEEKS REVIEW OF
TISMAN DIVORCE CASE

Attorney Philip McHugh appeared
bef' re Judge Hally. Saturday morn
ms. and filed petition for review
Of the case of May We. George II. It's
mar. The latter was given a divorce
b. Judge Donovan, some time ago. In
the petition, Mr.. McHugh represent
cd that new testimony had been dis
covered since the case was heard,
The court took the matter under al
vi3cment.
Mr.. McHugh asked Judge Hally, q
feT weeks ago, TO reopen the case,
but the request was refused, on the
ground that Tisman had married agS>h
since getting his decree, and that the
reopening OF the case would be an In.
justice to the innocent third party,
Tisman's second wife.
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Classified I Cent en-,

Cash with order II charged. 70 .
No. transient advertisement ,nssrtsd
LOT leee than lec with cash: tte "
The above rates apply TO all clessi.
nsations except Births. Cards o.
Ihspks Obituaries, Meeting Notices
Births. Deaths Cards OF Thanks and
Meeting Notices-Minimum charge. tee
Tor - words or lesA Over - words
one and one-third cents for each sxtrs
Experimentation charge. soc; 900
per line. tCountS six words TO the
Incl
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DEATHS

! Leo owen, liz Plum. months
pneumonia: Edith Puttick. $50 Hub
bard, years. Septic meningitis; Jay
V. Mccall, 254 Putnam, 35 years. pull
monary tuberculosis; Butler r. Be-
ment. 1891 Michigan. So years. cir
rhosis of liver: Charlie Draper, 76S
Trumbull, 50 years. pulmonary hemor-
rhage Mary Throsei, 81 Mary's hos
pital, "a years, valvular disease OF
heart; Berry, Buckner, 1912 Crane, 4
years. septic meningitis: Frederick
iation by hanging: Mary Healy, tfar-
per hospital, 81 years, fracture OF
skull: Tessie Emorey, $50 Seyburn. So
years, heart disease; Francis j. Muir
ply. Detroit sanitarium. % years, hem
orrhage: Anna Weipert, 1871 w. Fort,
81 years. Basedow's disease
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Babe sealded To Death.

Edward Dozynski, Jr., 17-months-old
BON OF Edward Dozynski, OF No. 100
died. Saturday morning,
IN his home, from terrible scalds sus-
|ained when he fell into pan. OF hot
water which his mother was using to
|crub the kitchen floor. last Wednes-
Hay The boy was badly scalded
|.bout the lower part of his body.
|'oroner Burgess decided no inquest
|vas necessary.
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Grand trunk TO Llft EMBARGO.

Transportation Commissioners A. T..
Waterfall, OF the Board of Commerce,
|nnounced Saturday, that the embar-
30 OF the Grand Trunk road against
|hlpments from other lines for de-
livery To sidings on the Grand Trunk
ines would be lifted. Sundas. THIS
|as one OF the points discussed In the
tearing before the state railroad COM.
hission, Friday, and ii Is expected
|aat 1t will relieve shippers greatly.
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EASTON. Pa, Dec. T.--General Frank
Recder 81 years old who was once the
law partner of President Chester Ar
He was once secretary OF state OF Penn
sylvania and served n term az bank
commissioner In the civil war he was
colonel OF the l74th Pennsylvania In
Pennsylvania cavalry. His father was
Andrew II. Reeder, first territorial gov
ernor of Kansas.
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woman SLAYER Found Guilty.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec 7,T-Gmlty
falling life imprisonment, was the YER
dict returned ny a jury today after an
an-night session In the case Of samuel
Fisher who shot and KILLED Mrs Grace
snow. his hancee. here last July. She
was said 20 have lifted him for another
man with more money. Fisher failed
In an attempt 20 kill himself
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A. o. n. 60 Name officers.

The thlrty-second annual election
and business meeting OF Division No.
!. A. o. H.. will be held in the hall,
No. so Michigan-ave., Sunday after
noon. at 3 o'clock. A social session
will follow.
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harcourt oets divorce

Judge Hally granted divorce.
saturday. in the case Of Harry ys
Hazel Harcourt. Most of the testi-
hony was heard some time ago, AID
|ke hearing was adjourn ed until
saturday for the submission OF i'd
|ltional evidence.
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Hans Frankenberger. OF No. ass
Howsrd-st.. reports TO the police that
when he retired Friday night. he put
his purse and SOS In his right shoe
Saturday morning he found the purse
In the left shoe and the money was
gone. The police report does not state
wh~'her Franksnbereer IL married or
single.
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GIRLS between 20 and 80 years
of age; good wages to begin
ners and splendid chances for
Promotion. PARKE, DAVIS
& co.
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WOMAN DESERTS
HUSBAND AT ALTAR

Abraham Faik. very small Of
stature, walked into Judge Hosmer's
court. Saturday morning. with hi;
three children trailing after him. He
was suing for the annulment OF his
marriage to jennie Solinski, his sis
ter-in-law, who came all the way from
Russia, last summer, to marry him
his wife having died about year be
fore.
Falk explained that his second wife
left him right after the marriage
ceremony. on learning that he had
three children.
Judge Hosmer decided that the wed
ding should be annulled.
Hattie ID. Watson. who recently
prosecuted her husband in the re-
corder's court on a charge of putting
poison In beer and tea which she
drank, secured a decree on the ground
of cruelty. Watson was acquitted on
the criminal charge.
Other DEGREES were granted In the
following cases: Lena vs. ClarSnce
Ford; Helen b. vs.. Frederick March
ant: Fannie vs.. l.. Dee Harris; Mil.
ton vs. Esther Cook; Edna May VS..
Edwin Becker; Edith vs.. Gordon
Fleming; Mary A. vs.. Alfred Duret /;
Lucy VS.. James Snapley; Parker VS..
Violet Furtaw; Ida vs.. Charles G. Nc
Leod; Augusta vs. Louis Dietrich;
Minnie vs. Howard Wattles; Nina B.
vs. Clinton Wieas; Georgia vs.. Hayes
Zane
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WANTED AT ONCE
40 GIRLS

and Young Women
LOCAL AND LoNG-DIsrANcE oPER-
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO Elk
PERIENcED OPERATORS,
WE PAY OUR EMPLOYEES WHILE
THEW ARE LEARNING,
WE PROVIDE REST AND REC
Z REATIoN ROOMS CoZILY AND
THE oFsF-puTy HOURS:
EouTPPEp RESTAURANT AT LESS
We PAY A SCALE OF WAGES
THAT 1T WILL PAY You TO IN
We HAVE OVER 500 SUPER
EvISORY POSITIONS INTO N4l.CH
OUR CAPABLE GIRLS ARE PRO-
The Michigan State Telephone
Company,
WASHINGTON AND CLIFFORD.
APPLY FOURTH FLOOR
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The handsome residence OF Herman
Darmstaetter az No. so Arden park an
exclusive residence section. was bur-
gIarized by porch climbers some time
between 8 and o'clock Friday evening
and $3.50 worth OF jewelry was stolen.
The police are at work on the case.
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More orIst For pIvoro. Mil

John c. VS.. Beatrice Roberts, and
Lola vs. Gordon Morse, are the titles
OF two new divorce cases, started. Sat.
urday, In the circuit court
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nELP wANTED-FEMALB.

FEMALE HELP wanted at the
Wayne County House, Eloise,
Mich.
Apply II. II. PRENzLAUER. Secretary.
Municipal Court bldg. Detroit. Tels-
phone Cherry 1851
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ExcuANeE-REaDEScEpRoPER

BUNGALOW, six rooms and bath. near
IL new paved street. one-half block
from car line Sell on easy terms or
take one or two good cheap lots n
first payment
BROOKS & KtNGON
Main si7s 500 whitney Bldg City tssi.
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Farm Headquarters
The Fiske-Kinney Company.
1910 Ford Bldg.


lac ACRES. Milford. T-room house. SIX
80 barn. other good buildings. wind
mill and tank; only $50 per acre.
100 acres, Milford, good S-room house,
32x52 basement barn; other good
buildings. windmill and tank, 20 acres
timber. S65 per acre
SO acres, Troy. near electric. acres
timber. acres apples good house
and barn, silo; $500.
fse acres, near Romeo. 4 acres orch
ard. 10 acres timber, iO-room house
36x65 barn. other good buildings
windmill and tank. only $50 per acre.
Frank r.. Briggs The Farm Man Cos
SOC Majestic Bldg. Main 100
FARM FOR sALE-Onemile from Dry.
den. if-rocm house. cellar, cisteril.
two large barns large shed. two
| granaries. two wells windmill. Well
fenced and drained Good reason
for selling Price reasonab BILE Phone
or write T. y Titus. Dryden. Mich.
1
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raft Pnrdons soldier Convict.

WASHINGTON, Dec. T.--ChrIstmas
cheer to n dying father was granted
by President Taft today, when the chief
executive ordered a full pardon for
Harold Ohde, TO- OF Milwaukee. Wis.
now serving a term In prison for mis-
demeanor in the United States army.
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Business-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing CO., l5
John R.-st. Pm. Main i4sS or City 1885.
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wANrED--sALEsMA
SALESMEN--We have strong side-line
proposition: one sale per week VIII
net 800; no samples or printed mat
ter TO carry; just suggesting; COM
missions paid fast as earned: high
grade proposition with excellent peo-
1 pie behind IL; credit TO men present
Ing IT, Write for particulars. Smith,
1911 Unity Bldg. Chicago.
sALESMEN---$20 cash weekly and more
easily earned selling our guaranteed
quality stock Handsome OUTFIT free.
CHARLTON NURSERY CO, Roches-
ter. n. y. Estab. 1855.
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WANTED--Men 10 learn barber trade
by our new method OF free practice.
Hundreds OF graduates depending up
on as f9r barhets Few weeks quail.
hes. Wages while learning Tools
given. Write today. Moler Barber
College. Chicago. Ill
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wANTED-AGENTs.

AGENTS TO sell our new $1,000 acciden,
policies for 81 yearly. Pays $1,000
death, also weekly benefits. Exciu
sive territory. Liberal commissions
Pacific Coast Casualty Co, Newark
N j.
INVENTION since the sew
ing machine. Mr.. Agent or Store
keeper; You can show 10000 house
wives at one time how TO save ~
on their grocery bill and give them
No canvassing. Follow our plan and
make $40 to $50 daily Either sex
any locality. Particulars free. Como
Manufacturing Co. Como Bldg Chi
cago.
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HeLr MANTEp-MALL.

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE wanted
NO canvassing or soliciting required
Good income assured Address Ma
tional Cooperative Realty Co. "
lac. Marden Bldg. Washington. -. G.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-07

~ ACRES. located 20 milo. from be
troit. y mile from stone road. soil
gravel lcam, G-rooIp house with cel-
lar, S2N50 barn, chicken houses,
SHOP, tool shed. hog pen, small ap-
pie orchard. plenty OF small fruit l2
chestnut trees. Price $500
rs acres. SIS miles from good town.
81 500, $500 down.
l6 acres 2is miles from town house,
barn and outbuildings. sl,5o0 t590
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

90 INTO the mail order business Re
independent Make $50 90 $3.50 week
w No experience required We show
you. Free complete instructions in
ad., etc. Write today. s. Silverton,
Chicago.
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80 -AGlsES.--24-nllles. from Detroit. on,
or the Dest farms IN wayne county
ana Will overlook the large dam now
unuer construction at brileviIIe; "
room mouse, beauJiIui yaru. svxtv
ana Z0Atj barns, all necessary out
DuIdings, All crops and tCCls,
nofses 8 cows, pigs and cnlcksns.
S4,9Vg. Farm alone viii sell foT $l30
! !. per acre WITHIN s years.
40 acres, 20 mics nom Detroit, s.
room house. barn and outDulluinQA
some timber ana fruit, horses
cattle, AZ pigs chickens ana All tools
$500,
20 acres near Dearborn. 9-room house.
good cellar, barn and outDuiid'ngs.
cnoice fruits, some timber, ys.BVV.
so acres or choice lana. buildings amt
silo. az Beileville, $1,000. Mnl set
for SlOo per acre next spring.
lgS acres "a mile from railroad station.
Oakland county lilo acres Under cul-
tivation. 40 acres OF pasture, acras
orchard 20 acres timber, rolllng
land, large l0-rUom house with fur
mace. S6S56 hip-roof basement bnrn.'
many other 0utbuildiRgs. 5000. Ntls
exchange.
] have large list OF farms See me
before you Guy. office open Thursday
evening until o'clock.
Eystcr. The Farm Man. 501 NAH site
Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-07

BARGAINS IN NIOLINS
Two mammoth shipments just received
from Europe at from $3.50 TO $3.50
We save you so per cent WILLARD
BRYANT MUSIC HOUSE, 21s Wood
ward-ave.
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Ohm NJ. White.
Signed and acknowledged in pres
ence of
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ing fire? Mock not the inexorable
law of right, and the terrible alter
natives and duplicates of life. God
is not Knocked; whatsoever man
soweth, that shall he also reap"
What must the evil man do? The
remedy is at hand, and is just as
potential and pertinent as it, was in
the days when the frey old Baptist
cried il the wilderness of Judea: Re
pent ye; for the Kingdom of Heaven
is at hand"
You say you do not have to repent?
To be sure you do not; but if you do
not repent, then you must perish. You
say you do not have to receive the
Kingdom Of God? OF course you do
not, unless you will; but if you do
not, then you must be separated like
chaff from the wheat, and destroyed
as with unquenchable fire.
The terrible imperativesl We must
be saved by his grace, or we must be
destroyed by our sins!
/ conclude this message with a
quOldIlOH ITOu Tie ClOSluS NeTSeS Vi
the first chapter of Proverbs: BE
cause / have called, and ye refused
I have stretched out my hand and nc
man regarded; but we have set at
nought all my counsel, and would
none of my reproof; will also laugh
at your calamity; / will mock when
your fear cometh; when your fea1
cometh as a desolation and your de
struction cometh as whirlwind
when distress and anguish cometh
upon you
Then shall they call upon me, but
I will not answer; they shall seek me
early, but they shall not find me; for
that they hated knowledge, and die
not chose the fear of the Lord: They
would none of my counsel; they dis
posed all my reproof; therefore shall
hey eat of the fruit of their own
ay, and be filled with their own
levices. For the turning away of the
AzsimDle shall STAY them, and the pros
aperity of fools shall destroy them"
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well as among those who have the
Bible. One Of the most striking ut
teralces of the fact may be found in
The Furies Of Aeschylus," who wrote
in the sixth century before Christ:
Bow down at Justices shrine,
Turn thou thine eyes away from
earthly lure.
Nor V it'll goddess foot that alter spurn,
For tlose uncompeled doth follow
what is just,
He Ger shall be unblest;
Yea, never to the gulf of doom
That man shall come.
But he whose will is set against he
lods,
Who treads beyond the law with foot
impure.
Till err the wreck of Right Confusion
broods,
Know that for him, tho now ne sail
secure,
The cay of storm shall be; then shall
ne strive and fail
Down from the shivered yard to furl
the sail,
And call on Powers, that heed him
naught, to save,
And vainly wrestle with the whirling
wave.
Hot was his heart with pride
| shall not fall, he cried.
But him with watching scorn
The good beholds, forlorn,
Tangled in tolls of Fate beyond escape
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ton shall be served upon the said
Newman Cotton Mills at least ten days
before the date hereinafter set for
this hearing; also that this citation
be published once a week for four
(4) weeks next preceding the date
herein fixed for this hearing, IN the
Herald and Advertiser, the newspa-
per IN which the sheriff's advertise
ments are published in Coweta Coun-
ty, Georgia.
1t is also ordered that this citation
be published once a week for four (4)
weeks in the newspaper in Glynn
County, Georgia, in which the sheriff S
advertisements are published in said
Glynn county, Georgia.
1t is further ordered that the court
will hear the said petition on the 3Cth
day of April, 1912, at 10 o'clock am.
at the courthouse in Newman, Geor-
gia, and if no successful defense is
made at the time and place above set
out, the prayer of petitioner will be
granted.
This 18th February, 1912.
R. w. FREEMAN,
Judge Superior Court Coweta County
Georgia.
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A R0TRE DAME LADY'S APPEAL

To all knowing sufferers Of rheumatism
whether muscular or of the joints. sciatica.
lnmoagos. baekaehe. pains in the kidneys or
neuralgia pains, to write to her for a home
Treatment which has repeatedly cured all Of
these fortunes. She feels it her duty to send
It to all sufferers FREE. You cure yourself
at home as thousands Will testify-no change
.of climate being necessary. This simple
discovery banlshes uric acid from the blood.
loosens the stiffened joints, purdes the Flood
aahd brightens the eyes. giving elasticity and
ltone to the whole system. If the above in
aterests you. for proof address Mrs. NJ. Sum
amers. Box r. Notre Dame, Ind
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Waen the chest feels on fire and the
throat burns you have Indigestion and
you need SIMMONS RED 2 LIVER
REGULATOR to get rid of the diges-
ted food, strengthens the system and
purities the bowels. Price, large pac-
kage, $1.OO; small size, Csc. Sold BY
all druggists.
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CAKES, PIES and ROLLS, and every
thing made in a strictly first-clas.
bakery. Phone 374. FABER'S TWO
STEAM BAKERIES, 1880 and ISL
Newcastle street.
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NOTICE.

Tax executions for the year 1911
nave been placed in my hands and
this is to notify the public that all
CT them unpaid by April 1 will be ad
vertised during the month of April.
W. II. BERRIE.
Sheriff Glynn County, Ga, ID
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LlFE's ALTERNATIVES AND rmpERArwgs.
(By REV. L. E. ROBERTS.

And now also the axe is laid unto
the root of the trees; therefore every
tree which bringeth not forth good
fruit, is hewn down, and cast into
the fire" Matt. $40.
The axe is here used as the sym
boil of destruction The picture is
graphic. There stands the luxuriant
tree, but it is Evil and Worthless; and
there is the heavy and keen edged
implement OF destruction at It's root.
The tree is a cheat and offense to
the orchardBlan, and cumberer OF
the gre und. 1t must be slain ana
burnt to male way for good tree
You will notice the axe is laid Jun
to" the root Of the tree. The prepo-
sition is sometimes translated
"among"-tho axe is laid among the
roots of the tree. The outer sym
Dol of destruction discloses the prin-
ciple of destruction working within
the tree from It's roots upward. Its
very life and growth means death,
and its very substance is fuel for
tne nres or destruction.
What hand laid the glittering sym
boi of destruction among the roots
of The tree? The hand of the hus-
bandman; and yet there is another
hand to be disclosed; 1t is the hand
OF self destruction. The evil nature
and the worthless character of the
tree laid the ak of destruction against
the very roots Of its life and being.
In It's very evil growth it was form
ing the power that should at last
slay and destroy 1t. The orchard
man came with his axe and fire -,
cause they belonged to the tree.
Two alternatives belonged to
life of the tree-that OF a good
and good fruit, or that of an
tree, and evil fruit. The evil
and evil fruit means the axe and
fire; a good tree and good fruit m
life and preservation. The La
the imperative and the inexo
govern in the alternatives. The
tree must bear good fruit, and
remain; the evil tree mnst hear
fruit and be destroyed.
The lesson is clear. We are
dealing with trees, but men; not
senseless trees, but with moral
lures. The law is the same.
and II situations must be righteou
bear good fruit, and remain; or
must be evil, bear evil fruit, an
destroyed. Men do not have
righteous unless they will; but
do have to be destroyed If theI
evil. This is a fact that has
been part of the store of h
wisdom, even among the pagan
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The freshest and crispest of vege--
tables. DEVOE, Phone 100.
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WONDER POWDER WILL RE-,
MOVE SPOTS FROM CORDUROY.
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WONDER POWDER MAKES SILL
YER SHINE.
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Smoke ELEGANTES, the Cigar o,
Fashion. 4
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Flesh Country Eggs, Csc per dozen
Wright G. Gowen Co.
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Try DEVICES MAPLE SYRUP and
PANCAKE FLOUR. Phone 100.
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The said American Tie & Timber
company claims to be the sole own
ers Of the said certificate issued by
the said Newman Cotton Mills.
Now, the premises considered, it is
ordered by the court that this cita-
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NOTICE.

GEORGIA-COWETA COUNTY.
In the Superior Court OF said county
To whom it may concern: The
American Tie & Timber company,
corporation of the State of Georgia,
with its principal office and place OF
business at Brunswick, Ca, having
filed their petition in the Superior
Court of Coweta County, Georgia, as
provided in the Acts of Legislature
1910, page 1913, asking the court to
establish copy OF certificate for five
shares Of the capital stock of the
Newman Cotton Mills, corporation
of the State of Georgia, with princi-
pal office at Newman, Ca, which said
certificate it is alleged is lost and de-
stroyed, and the following being a
description of the copy of said GER
tificate sought to be established, to-
wit:
INCORPORATED 1888.
Newman Cotton Mills, Newman, Ga.
This is to certify that John NJ q.
White is the proprietor of FIVE 90
shares of One Hundred Dollars each
in the capital stock of the Newman
Cotton Mills, fully paid, transferable
only or the books of the Company, in
accordance with its rules, on the sur
render of this certificate.
Witness the seal of said Company
oil h. OF nof1
| Secretary, this March 9th, 1909.
R. D. COLE, ST., President.
+. B. MURPHEY, Sect & Treas.
(SEAL.)
On the back of said certificate ap-
pears the following, to-wit:
For value received / have bargain
ed, sold, assigned and transferred land
by these presents do bargain, SELL
assign and transfer unto American
Tie & Timber company the capital
stock named in the within certificate
: and l do hereby constitute and ap-
point the American TIE & Timber
Co. my true and lawful attorney ire
voca5le for ME and in my name and
stead, but -- use, to sell, assign
transfer and set over all or any part
of the said stock and for that pUr
pose to make and execute all neces-
sary acts of assignment and trans
fer and one or more persons to sub
stitute with like full power.
dated .................
John NJ. White.
Signed and acknowledged in pres
ence of
The said American Tie & Timber
company claims to be the sole own
q
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Coming MINNIE LAURANcE.