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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-29
Soul .Widou,
Goes West
LAWYERS SECRET ROOM MATE
SPIRITED AWAY UNDER
COVER OF NIGHT.

MONTICELLO, n. y. Dec. 90
Adelaide Brance, the woman who
occupied a. secret, room in Lawyer
COUGHS office suite for three years
prior to his death, is no longer a
voluntary prisoner in the Monticc!-
10 jail. Under the friendly cover OF
darkness, between l and 6 o'clock
this morning, she was spirited away
by Sheriff Kinny and his assistants
and is now somewhere in the West,
pF6baBly with her brother. II. O.
sBranee.ii aThc iagrSement between
ybrothsr and sister was that she
should leave Monticello last night
/ or early this morning and he would
meet her. na
n Miss Brance did not succeed in
selling her mortgages before her
departure, and she carried them
away with her. Miss BranCe posi-
lively declined the offer Of a Now
York theatrical manager Of $500 a
week to appear in vaudeville.
II loved my dead lover too dearly
to make money from the notoriety
his sad death gave me-" she said.
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MANY VESSELS
MEET DISASTER
GULF OF MEXICO IS STORM
SWEPT; ONEVESEL IS ABAN.
B0NED. BY CREW.
OTHER VESSELS WITH THEIR
CREWS ARE REPORTED MISS.
ING AND MAY BE LOST.

MOBILE, Nlu:;;- Dec. 29.--The Shct-
file, schooner out from Pascasoua,
was reported to have been lost with
all hands in the storm which swept
the Gulf of Mexico on Christmas day.
The Griffin, an American schooner
that sailed from Pascagaulo last
Tuesday had not been heard from to-
Jay. The schooner Gco.NF. Scanncl
was en- route to Mobile this morning.
Aboard her was the crew Of an I'M.
identified vessel and some hope was
expressed that the men might be
from the Silemmic which was bound
for Cuba. IN the Christmas storm
the barge "Milwa" was abandoned i'll
the Gulf. lis crew w0s picked up by
the steamer Ccstrian and taken tC
Gulf port. The barge "Sirdar"
rounhcrcd during the storm but It's
crew was rescued aud taken to PcnSa'
cola.
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MAGICIAN SLAYS' WIFE
ANDBABY WITHGUNAND
RUNS AMUCK IN STREET

ly after the shooting Willard. S%ho
was dressed in his under clothing
ran screaming out Of the room car
rying a revolver. j. NJ. Turner, ho-
tel clerk. attempted to stop him but
he struck Turner in the face and
rushed out of the hotel. Heveral
other men tried to stop him as lie
ran down the street but he waived
them aside with his revolver. Reach
ing the suspension bridge, w. c.
Currey attempted to lntersept him,
Willard struck Currey a blow in the
face causing the blood to flow from
his face and nose. ttc then ran out
toward the center of the bridge
where he was captured by bridge
policeman Jas Holmes. At the po-
lice station he said that he was a
magician and n son of Jas. Willard.
Ie said he was born in Colds
borough, n. c.. and was married in
Oklahoma. He refused to give his
wife's maiden name and later denf-
ed that he ever had been married.
1t is supposed that Willard was ia
member of a theatrical company
which played here last week and
that he was left behind when the
company departed.
When locked in a cell Willard be-
gan to scream and shout in an in
coherent manner.
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.MODNTAINEERS
6IILLINMINE
ONE OF. cLANsMEN THOUGHT
TO BE IN MINE ARRESTED
AT HOME OF FRIEND.
WAS ENGAGED IN RECENT BAT.
TIE AND Is BADLY WOUNDED.
CHARGED WITH MURDER.

PlNEElLLE, Ky, Dec. 29.-'lne
Hendrickson clan OF mountaineers
Who sought refuge in the mine be-
tween here and Elys, Ky, last Thurs
day, were still in hiding there today.
Shortly before. dawn three mcn were
seen to approach the Knox entrance
to the mine. The guard on duty there
at once gave the alarm but before
help arrived the men In the mine hal
disappeared. Later this morning two
men were seen at the Four Mile en-
trance but disappeared Immediately
into the recess of the mine shaft.
The belief that The number Of
cIansmen in the mine Is not as great
as was at first supposed was confirm
cd today when George Hcndrickson,
cousin Of Happy Jack" tlendrick-
son and one of the men supposed to
be in hiding in the mine, was arrest
cd at the home Of man named Mes
ser cn what Is known as Sanity Creek.
Is Charged With Murder.
George Elcndrickson was one OF thF
men who engaged in the battle at tng
home of Happy Jack Hendrickson
when the clan was attacked by thu
sherifr's posse. He was wounded IN
tile hip. He was charged with murdeI
and shooting with intent to kill. II
is believed possible that twenty oth-
ers who took part in that battle dlt
not go to the mine.
Additional citizens Of Pineville ana
ten from Barboursville have bccI
sworn In as deputy sheriffs and witt
this augmented force the six en-
frances To the mine are being guar1
cd by four sh fits OF men, each work
ing six hours.
Adjutant General Ellis, who was
called to Frankfort, Saturday is OK
pccted to return here tomorrow an%
take charge Of the'siegc. The sherin
however is confident that the en-
cold and hUiger vail isoont drive tPf
clan 1ossurrcnder.t " " -
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BURIAL SCENES \
So BODIES OF CALUMET HORROR
VICTIMS, INCLUDING A chill
DREN, ARE LAID TO REST.
STRONG MEN WEEP AND W0M-
EN- BREAK DOWN WITH EMO
TION ON STREETS.

CALUMET, Mich. Dec. 29.-The
Western Federation OF Miners. buri-
ed its dead today. Fifty-nine bodies.
including those Of forty-fonr chill
dren. were carried through the
streets down winding country
highway and laid in graves in a
snow enshrouded cemetery within
sight of Lake Superior. Thousands
of saddened miners formed an escort
to the funeral parties and passed
between other thousands, who as
spectators testified to the grief that
ms oppressed the community since
seyenty-two men, women and chill
dren were killed in the Christmas
eve panic in Italian hail.
For hours the Sabbath calm was
broken by the tolltng Of bells and
the sound OF voices intoning burial
cants. In half dozen churches ser
vices were held earlier in the day
and the mourners went about the
streets passing from their homes to
the churches, back to their homes
after brief rGspites and again Il the
churche: to prepare. for the last sa ]
trip to the eravesidcs.
delegations Of strikers began conf
ing to Calumet early in the day. The
special train of nine coaches brought
hundreds of ederattonists from the
iron mines. Negaunee and Ishpem-
ing and every town and mining To-
cation in the copper country sent
lContfnuec on rage ThreeD
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INVESTIGATION
NA|TTED.F0R
G..II.GI..|PPE ] RREG|0N
SENATOR MARITIME WRITES TO
ATTORNEY GENERAL ASKING
THAT HE TAKE ACTION
CHICAGO FEDERATION OF LA.
LABOR CONDEMNS MINE OWN
ERs; MAKES APPEAL.
/ DEPARTMENT OF LABOR HAS
ALREADY DESPATCHED So
ALREADY DISPATCHER So

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-An appeal to
congress to Investigate conditions in
the copper country Of Micligdn was
made to-day by the Chicago Fedora
/. .ti0n Of Labor, in resolutions WhicI
Directly charges owners Of the mines
and their agents with being respon-
siIle for the tragedy Of Christmas
1 eve. when 72 children and adults
lost their lives.
1.-the resolution also charged that
SHoughton county is under a govern
n1ent by gunner under'orders of the
mine owners, and that Charles H
gNIOyer, president OF the Western
Federation Of Miners, was assault,
cd, shot and driven out of Hancock
by thugs and gunner.
The announcement that the West
ern Federation of Miners will con-
centrate its strength on the copper
strike was made by Yanco Terzich,
a member OF the eecutive board.
Every member OF the board, he said,
plans to go to the copper mining re-
5gion next week. 1--WE are going to
win that strike or break up the or
2ganization," he said. "As soon as
Mr.. Meyer is able, he will be back
there as the leader.
Wore Alliance Button.
S Charles Fl. Tanner, auditor of the
Western Federation, who With, Moy-
}ereWas escorted from Hancock, stir
red the first against the Citizens
Alliance. eve have ample evi-
3dence,1 he said, "Half a dozen will
CONTINUED on Page Four.)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-29
COLLINS "SPIKES" BEER
WITH CARBOLIC ACID

Flcmtng's office Saturday evening
with a quart bottle containing some
beer that had been impregnated
with carbolic acid. The Justice got
the bottle away from Collins in
time TO save him from self-destruC-
tIon.
Mrs. Collins, Saturday afternoon,
swore out warrant for Collins ar
rest, charging him WITH assauIttng
her, She wanted him to be placed
In Jail until he sobered up. Collins
learned that the writ had been is
sued and gave himself UP. Consta-
Bile Riggs put Collins in Jail. In
searching i'm he found bottle part
ly aflled with carbolic acid. This
caused the officer to examine the
beer bottle where he also found
carbolic acid mixed with the amber
fluid.
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Thqu, Hearing
Is Resumed
INVESTIGATORS WILL BE A WEEK
HEARING EVIDENCE AS TO HIS
MENTAL RESPONSIBILITY.

CONCORD, N. H.. Dec 2o.-Thf
commission appointed by the Fedora.
court to determine whether it would
be safe to admit Harry X. Thaw t.
bail resumed its examination of tht
Mattcawan fugitive today. This eX'
animation and the study Of the "caff
book" Of the Mattea wan hospital GOV
cring Thaw's record at that institu'
tion will, occupy a week. The com
mission planned to hold a public
hearing next week at which any In
;cresting parties may be heard. y
Is probable that testimony will bt
taken to show how Thaw has con
dactcd himself since his arrest al
'CoHtiCook.
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So. so Per Might
Is Golden Bait
For Statesmen
MARSHALL, BRYAN, CLARK AND
SENATORS ARE TO Lee.
TURE FOR PAY.
SEN. vARDAMAN OF MISSISSIPPI
in DEMAND TO DISCUSS
NEGRO QUESTION.
LYCEUM MANAGERS COLD BLOOD.
ED-WANT MEN WHOSE
NAMES WILL DRAW

WASHINGTON, d. T., Dee. a.
As soon as congress adjourns-and
possibly before = Vice President
Thomas r. Marshall, Secretary OF
State William j, Bryan and Speaker
Champ Clark, the three highest Off
CIa!s of the government next to the
president, together with an army of
senator's and representatives, will be
ont upon the Chautauqua circuits lee
turing for pay. Never before have
public men risen to the lure of this
golden bait as they have during this
administration. So far as the older
habttues of the capitol can remember
tCont'uu"d on l'ase -Four,
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Gof Addition
Brings$215,0O0
SENATOR SELLS LARGE CLARKS'
BURG REALTY HOLDINGS TO
CECIL B. HIGHLAND.

CLARKSBURG, W. VA, Dec, 20,
"A big section Of Clerksburg was
sold today by United States Senator
Nathan GoK. when he turned over
the Gofr addition to Cecil B. High
land of New Martinsyille for $215,-
600. The addition embraces S5E
acres in the eastern part Of the city
and 1t is the last considerable tract
of land in the city that has not been
built upon. The purchaser will sell
in residence lots.
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ovERTUREs FOR COMPROMISE
WOULD BE TREATED WITH
CONTEMPT, HE SAYS,
REBELS ADVANCING ON FEDER'
AL STRONGHOLD STRONG
RESISTANCE OFFERED.

chihuahua. Mex, Dec. 29.-"
Nothing less than the fall Of HUI
erta and his Punishment from the
country will ever be considered as
a preliminary toward peace in Next
co." said Gen. Francisco villa to-
day, ANY overture for a compro-
mise would be treated with con-
tempt by the reyolutionists.'
Gen. villa was prompted 10 dis
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MAN AND WOMAN SHOT Il
DEAD DOUBLE MURDER
SUSPECTED; 2 MEN HELD
WOMAN IDENTIFIED AS WIFE OF MUSICIAN, HER COMPANION
CHAIR GAMER, MAN HAD BULLET HOLES IN HEAD ONE IN
! CHEST WOMAN SHOT THROUGH BRAIN.

chair Gamer. There were two bullet
holes in his head and one in his
chest. A bullet through the brain
had killed the woman, The police
we're first inclined to put the case
down as one Of murder and suicide,
but subsequently began work on the
theory that double murder had been
committed. Two men we're locked ur
as suspects.
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Three Killed Il !
-Four Injured.
GAS EXPLOSION OCCURS 5INSlEINES
AS NIGHT SHIFT WAS
LEAVING NINE. sSs8

BTCKNELL, indiana, Dec. 2ss
Three men were Killed and four In
jured today ut the Indian Greek mine
four miles south OF here when a gas
explosion occurred. The dead are
Emory Williams. Robert Cotton and
an unidentified man. Tie fouriin-G
jured are buried in the mine. The;
explosion occurred this morning as r
the night shift of 15Omen we're leav-
ing the mine. Little damage was
done to the mine. !g.
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NEW YORK. Dee. ga young
woman and a man were found shot
to death early today in the rear of a
little apartment on the lower east
side. The woman was identified a:
Mrs. Wm. Ashau, wife of musician
The dead man who lay beside her
had papers in his pocket indicating
that he was Albert Rodowiski, y
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HUERTA MUST GET OUT OF
MEXICO, VILLA ASSERTS.

cuss the subject becatse of the re-.
petition Of a report from Mexico 4
City that Gen. Haerta might resign
in favor OF member ofshis cabinet.
AS the report also stated that Gen:
Huerta was thinking Of taking the
field against the rebels it was not
Continued on Page seyenl III
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RETURNED TO NEW YORK.

Tim Talbot who was called here
by the death of his brother Will
Talbot. has returned to New York,
whore he will join lts company of
the National Guards.
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Miss Lena sinsel formerly Of this
city now of Meyserdale, Pa. snent
yesterday and today with friends
in the city. She returned to Webs
ter this afternoon where she is
5snending the holidays with rela-
tives,
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McDerrnott
Gets Big Gasse'
BIGGEST GAS WELL IN STATE
DRILLED IN IN MON0NGALIA
COUNTY-11,O 100000 FT.

MoRGANTowN, W, VA, Dec.
29.-The biggest gas well yet drill
ed in this state, owned by Lowerie
and McDermott, is in Clay district
and is good for 11,OOO,O0O feet.
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TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

l again call your attention to thsS
fact that must have your city taxes
before December 25th. So call AMI
pay them. If you fail to do 50 ] shall
be compelled to levy and collect
them. Imean this. Do not ignore.
this notice..
EDW. SLACK;
CitysTax 6 Collect0r.
Cec. is. 1918: " ;lStts q
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Inquest Fills
Calumet Hall
INQUIRY BEING MADE INTO
CASE OF ITALIAN HALL
PANIC CH1sTM.As EVE. M

CALUMET, Mich, Dec. 2s.The
inquest into the cause OF the Italian
hall panic in Calupet on Christmas
eve. which cost the lives Of az peE..8
sons held the centre Of interest I'M
the Copper country strick district
today. When coroner VIM. Fisher
called the inquest in the town hall
the room was crowded to its capaeis.;
ty. A half dozen witnesses testia-
ed including Mrs. Anna Clemens
leader of the Woman''s auxiliaryseIfs, 81,
the Western Federation Of Miners
the organization which was disc
tributing Christmas gifts to the
children when the panic. broke out.
- ~
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w. B, Campbell spent Sunday ~!
his homo in Wheeling.
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MIR, and Mrs. Carl Layman, who
had been the guests Of relatives lepe,.
have returned to their home In Nor
gantown.
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'i{[!yZ!EEGl52|B2I 81! Il

WEATHER Cloudy to night and
Tuesday. Probably snow.
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JUSTICE FLEMING GETS BOTTLE
n IN TINE TO PREVENT SELF
s DESTRUCTION.
WIFE HAS HIM ARRESTED FOR
ASSAULT AND WANTS HIM
"A JAILED TO SOBER UP.

John Collins who nd been drink
Ting several days, came into Justice
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lost ONE DIAMOND RING. T1F.
FANNY SETTING. / /l-2 CiRET.
REWARD IF RETURNED TO DR..
J&J. DURRE--I. 900 FAIRMoNT
AVENUE. 12-1S-tf
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ASS Oclnt ESQ
Dlirect ! |
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Abba Items.

Misses Matte Mae New some
and Stella Golf went up to Arp
Monday a. m
The Abba people were awful
glad to have their old pastor, Rev.
Jim Ballenger with them last Sat
nrday and Sunday.
Miss Lottie Mahaffey, was the
attractive guest of Miss Annie
Myrtle Newsome Sunday last.
Miss Kate Dement,, spent the
night with Miss Fannie Fountain
last uesday night.
A crowd of Young people from
Abba attended a sing at Mr.. T. j
Lukes last Friday night.
Mr.. j. A. Russell and famil y
have moved to Ludowici, Ga.
Miss Maud Bars was the guest
of Miss Lucy Ballenger last Sun.
day.
Mr.. j. A. Mahafey is trans.
acting business at Summit, Ca.
this week.
MIR. Robert Troup who has beer
down with Typhoid fever for ter
weeks was in town this p. 10. on
business. We are glad to see Box
out again.
Mr.. G. 6. Gammage of Pine
view was the guest of Miss Lucy
Ballenger Sunday last. .....
Miss Hattie Mahafey spent
Sunday night with Miss Annie
Myrtle Newsome.
Misses Ora and Lucy Luke at
tended church at Abba Sunday.
Miss Leannie Mahatfey spen
Sunday with home folks at Abba,
Guess Lottie and Carl will at
tend church at Big Creek mex
Sunday.
Rose Bud.
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Citation.
GEoRGIA-BEN HILL COUNTY.

GEoRGIA-BEN HILL COUNTY.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
D. /. Freeman having in pro-
per form applied to me for Per-
manent Letters of Administra-
ton on the estate of w. F. Free
man, late of said County, this is
to cite all and singular the credi-
tors and next of kin of w. F.
Freeman to be and appear at my
office within the time allowed by
law, and show cause, if any they
can, why permanent administra-
ton should not be granted to D.
|. Freeman on w. F. Freeman
estate.
Witness my hand and official
signature, this 18th day of Dec.
1913.
G. M. Wise, Ordinary.
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Sheriff's Sale.

Will be sold at the Court House
door in the said County on the
first Tuesday in January, 1914,
within the legal hours of sale, to-
wit: All that tract or parcel of
land lying and being in Ben Hill
County, Georgia, and being de-
scribed as follows: Lots thirteen
(13) and fourteen (14) in square
sixteen (16) in block 60 of the
City of Fitzgerald, Ben Hill
County, Georgia, according to
the plat Of said City of record in
the Office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Irwin County,
Ca, with all improvements
thereon, said land levied on as
the property Of the Farmers
Warehouse & Fertilizer Co, to
satisfy an execution issued on
the 23rd. day of June 1913 from
the City Court of Fitzgerald in
said County, in favor of A. B.
Cook as assignee of the Ameri-
can State Bank against the Far
mers Warehouse & Fertilizer Co.
This 10th day of December 1913.
W. H. Fountain,
Sheriff.
Elkins & Wall & Koplin,
Attys. for A. B. Cook, Assignee.
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Public Sale.
GEoRGIA-BEN HILL COUNTY

GEoRGIA-BEN HILL COUNTY.
By virtue of an order of the
Court of Ordinary on the LIST day
Of Dec, 1918, will be sold at
public cutlery, at the Courthouse,
within the legal hours of sale, on
the LIST Tuesday in Jan. 1914, the
following personal property of
Sue Jette Holmes, the minor
child of DR.. and Mrs. C. E.
Holmes, to-wit: Two shares of
capital stock of Wilkerson Coun-
ty Bank at Toomsboro, Ca, par
value $4,000 per share, certif-
cate No. IS, being the property
of Sue Jette Holmes, the minor
child of DR.. and Mrs. C. E.
Holmes late of Jenkins County,
Georgia; the said child now re-
siding in Ben Hill County, Ga.
Terms CASH.
This Dec. IL, 1918.
Mrs. Annie May Sandifer,
Guardian of Sue Jette Holmes,
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Road Notice

Notice is hereby given, that if
no good and sufficient cause is
given to the contrary, the Com
missioner of Roads & Bridges,
will on the FIRST MONDAY in
January, 1914, grant an order
legalizing a public road as fol-
lows: Commencing at a point
on the East side of Lot of Land
Number Sc in the Third Land
District of said County, which
may be described as the South
east corner of Ten Acre Tract
Number 1893 of the American
Tribune Soldier Colony Company
and running due North along
the original East line of said lot
to the Southeast corner of Lot
or Land Number 80 in said Dis
trict and County, thence West
along the original South line of
said lot Number 95 to the South
west corner, thence North along
the original West line of said lot
Number IS to the intersection of
said line by the public road lead
ing from Fitzgerald to Irwinville.
Given by order of Geo. w.
Rodgers, Commissioner of Roads
& Bridges this the 3rd day of
November, 1918.
Geo. w. Rodgers
Commissioner Roads & Bridges,
R. L. King, Clerk.
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Ask Your Drug
SiSt About Il.
There is a New Remedy that
Takes the Place of Gallo
mel. Recommended and
Guaranteed by the
Druggists.

Denmark Drug Store never sold
a remedy that gave more complete
satisfaction than Dodson's Liver
Tone-a mild vegetable remedy
for constipation, sour stomach and
law liver. 49,. .
Dodson's Liver Tone is guaran-
teed by Denmark Drug Co. to be
a safe liver stimulant and to be
absolutely harmless-without bad
after effects. You. will find many
persons in this locality who have
tried it and every user will speak
a good word for Dodson's Liver
Tone. It~liVenss up a torpid liver
and makessyou feel fresh, healthy
and clean. ~. .> ....
The price Of a large bottle is SO
cents-money back if not pleased.
The success of Dodson's Liver
Tone has brought many medicines
into the field that initiate it's claims
and some have name very similar
and package same color, but re-
member Dodson's Liver Tone is
guaranteed by Denmark Drug Co.
who will give'youi back your money
if you want it. = -, ADV.
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GEORGIA-BEN HILL COUNTY.
BY virtue of an order of the
Court of Ordinary of said county,
will be sold at public outcry, on
the first Tuesday in January 1914,
at the court house in said county,
between the usual hours of sale,
the following real estate situate in
Ben Hilf'County, Georgia, to wit:
Two Twenty Acre tracts of land
known and described as twenty acre
tracts number Forty. Four Hun
dred and Two and Forty Four Hun
dred and three (44O2-4403) of the
Colony DOMAIN as shown by the
recorded plat of such subdivision
the said tracts being portion of
land lot number (286) in the
(4th) dis irict of Ben Hill County,
Georgia.
Terms Cash.
A. j. Tzschoppe, Guardian of
Julius Tzschoppe.
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MORTGAGE Sale.
GEORGIA-BEN HILL COUNTY.

GEoRGIA-BEN HILL COUNTY.
By virtue of power of sale con-
tanned in a mortgage executed
by w. H. Kendrick to L. Y.
Gibbs Son & Company and re-
corded in Mortgage Book 9, page
242, of the records of said coun-
ty, the undersigned will sell at
public outcry, at the court house
door in said county, during the
legal hours of sale, to the high
est bidder for cash, on the first
Tuesday in January, 1914, City
lots Numbers 6, 7 and 8. in
Square number Is, in block num-
Der 8, in the City of Fitzgerald,
Georgia.
Said sale is for the purpose of
paying four promissory notes
described in said mortgage, and
to secure which said mortgage
was executed and delivered, to-
gether with the costs of this
proceeding. Said notes are sign
ed by W. H. Kendrick, payable
to L. Y. Gibbs Son & Company,
bear interest at 8 per cent per
annum from maturity, and be-
come due as follows respectively;
$195 SO, due October LIST, 1912;
$4,000, due November LIST, 1912;
$4,000, due November 18th,
1912; and $4,000, due December
LIST, 1912.
This December 10th, 1913.
L. Y. Gibbs Son & Company,
Clayton Jay, Attorney. p