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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
ASHEVILLE CLUB EXPECTS
TO HAVE BRIGHT SEASON
President Jenkins Rc-Elcctcd and Jnck
tOrbrtt Reports PrOSress In Sign
Ing; tn His Players.

ASHEVILLE. February l2.-Presi-
dent j., J.. jenkins of the AShevillc
Baseball club. "as unanimously elected
10 head tho club for another year. whcn
tho stockholders and directors met in
annual meeting ~ tho Merchants As
Nocihtlon apartments on Friday night
Jack 'orbctt was reelected secretary
of tn" club. and the election OF "A treas
ing. The number Of directors was
raised from seven TO eleven, the direc-
tors being l.. l.: jenkins, Donald :.
Elias, G"org" Il. Ice. DR.. J. A. Sinclair.
X. Il stone. br. \. r f'ritchard and w.
l.. Patterson.
The plan TO sell oates Park TO the
city as means. cf paying the club
meeting. The property is easily worth
SlI.r"0 and wag offered TO the commits
siouers for $1,000. with the proviso that
tie club could always occupy the
osi,ion. that ~ bonding the park for
$4,000. and selling tho bonds was dis
GUESSED, and = committee named to at
tempt TO put II into effect. As the land
is so valuable and easily secures the
bonds no trouble is anticipated in sell
luc tn" issue President jenkins an
uoUnccd last night that he would take
tenth OF the issue. or $1,000. and
Subscribed for S3.0Hn more II is be-
h"v"d tina, the bond plan will be
adopted
Manager lack Corbc-, reported ,Aat
he has hi' team practically COMPLETED
srd that Il looks III TO stay right MP in
tho race throughout tho season. Prcsi-
dent Jenkins, i'm accepting reelection,
pledged his earnest efforts TO making
~" team a success this season. remark
iu. that nc had never backed n loser
practice is certain 20 find A>hcvilic
very much III ovid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
JUAREz RESULTS

longs Warenore. il5 acton. ! to /,
TO and even. first Syhil, Ito Gick
cnsla 10 20 : and 70 ;. second;
and out. third. Time. 80 Sally
Boots Ida Trovato, .juanits F-edericks
also ran.
second six furloncs-GcncraI Pick
.tt. lo2 ,BuxtonD. TO !, 10 10 and !
:" inst. EIlly Culb"rtson. lO7 &C.
ord WhispcrinE Hope. Ito Iiotaling),
10 To !. to ana . to !. third. Time
1918 .. tubilaN, Lola and Toastmas-
ter also ran
Third. ~" furlongs-Moller, ll9
Pickcns). to !, : 20 : and ? to :.
and oven. second. old Bob. lo2 CCul-
bU,. 10 : : 10 ana even. third. Time
ZOO stella Graiuc. Sallia y Day. C;ray's
FHvnrit", Gnr"uioi"t and Panhachi,pi
rourth-'nils Money Maker. 100 &C..
ifunt, 10 J. 10 > and | 10 :. first
John Graham lO5 (Scha,ncrhornl, T.; 10
10 and 80 >. second; Mud still
!"5 hayes. 20 10 >, and to 3,
thtrd. Tine, lt2S -" Louise Paul
F'f,h--iiVc and "rc-half iurlonrs-
lake Argent. Iui 'Cnllcn). 10 10 !. 2
TO aud even nrst: Carrie orlnc, lo4
ghanerhnrup. . To ! 10 > and 10
:, second. / Sc. Il. los &C. Hunt, 3 20
:, 10 . aud out. third Time. 90 D.
EARLY Riser, AIiss Folly. Little JAKE
and Kid Nelson also ran.
sixth mIlr-E Eek DAVIS. ll3 ,kctonl
TO D, 10 10 and TO 3. first Irish
Kid, 10 ,,irossb. TO !, even and
10 :. second: NirSie Dot, 9S GIaycs,.
10 !. 10 ana TO ;. third Time
$50 - Meal Ticket. Eean SpiIler
CAPTAIN DruSc. Lone Star, Prospcro Son
Moliic Cad and NIandadero also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
40 LOSES TO WIFE
Mrs. WoIgnst Announces That She VIII
Hoss Hubble For Next Two
Months.

CADILLAC. MICH. February IL
Tor the NTH time in as many years
~ has been announced that .Ad WolGast
and Battling Nelson are to fight Feb
ll,ary 80 now Is given as the date.
Mrs WolGast who leaves for Chicago
saturday TO meet her husband. said
to-day that the bout scheduled to be
.lold in In Crosse this month will not
IKE place. and added that she would
accompany her husband southwest next
week where she expected to boss
rim for two months. According 10 To-
= :, ,,,,yeicians. Mrs Wolgast Is doing
80 nroper thing in taking her hus-
,,p1 south, as he has not been In best
i'm since he fought Whitney and Cross
.a,inc six weeks ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First racc--six furlongs--Joe D.. lo:.
lAmbrose), 10 to !. TO | and 10 /.
Won; kubicon H., l05 tAndcrsom. II
10 !. to and to |. second; Gold
Cap, 100 tMctcalD. 5 To >. : to ~ ana
70 .; third. Time. "a. Examiner,
pa Charter. Lady Powers, Bcn's
la. Lady London and Scrapper also
ran.
Second-sx furlongs-Royal Tea.
lh fkcoghl, TO /. 10 :, aud to
t" ] ANA . 10 >. second; pew Drop. III
'Noerncrl. TO l. to l and ) TO :.
ihird Time: ~. Satureile, Mater,
salon, J. y. Harrcll and Sir h. Joe also
ran.
Third-mle sand q sixtccnth--Jaw
10 :. won: Kncele,. lo7 oAr,broseJ.
- To |. > to and . TO /. second. Iar-
~ Lauder, III W.rringtonb, Il 10 /.
: to and TO ! third Time lic-t,5.
Dude and Ella Bryson also ran.
Fourth six furlongs-Br inGhurs:.
-" 'kedcris), . /" ., to : and to
eartJ. 2 to i. 6 to !, and e. ,. sec
ond: Skeerface. 9S 1Brazen. 6 TO /,
- and even. third. Time. liz !? 5.
M M:,,l;I iisrr man m; Garbid", Dick
Fifth-rnile and seventy yards
Eagle. lI2 IKcogh). : TO : 10 . AMI
even. won: Marion Goosby. los Han
pNflj. 10 !, 70 u anu = 10 -, see
ond. Greenwood, oS ,McDcrmott, 10 To
|. "a and = 10 |. third. Time. l:4.-
IS "a now track rcCordp. Dr. Samuel.
syrian. celesta and Grnmpy also ran.
Sixth--inilc and twenty yards
Guide POST. los 'Eocrncrb. II to :.
even and TO ., won; Prince :. il3
,Warrington), =. TO J. 10 TO and :
to !. seconI Aston. Ill CMcAtcc,. -
to !. 10 and : to !. third. Time
l.iO 50. Ask Ma. Injury, O'Su,livau.
Mars CASSIDY. Thcodorita ana Hcdland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
RACE STARS GATHER
t.cot and Corona Auto Events VIII
Hiring Noted Speed Demons
to Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES. CAL, February IL.
Racing stars are gathering in Los
Angeles for the big Ascot and Corona
auto events on February 20 and March
-. respectively.
Teddy Tetzlaff Eddie Pulien. Bar
new Oldfeld, Jim Parsons, George Hill.
l,avc Lewis and other top liners arc
IN the ground, and loft. Alley. O'pon-
nell. Rickeubaclscr and probably Rcsta
viii arrive in few days
Sine" the Improvements at the ''orona
rack II is expected trat the track
record Of cighty-sevcnt miles. made in
1914. will he eclpscd by AT least ten
miles an hour The field promises. to
nc the classiest ever seen on Il south
IN California course. not ba"rin? the.
Vardcrtilt classic a few years. ago at
santa Monica.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
BUILDING AEROPLANE FOR
TRIP AROUND WHOLE GLOBE
Adams and Douglass Announce Plans
for Flight of 10000 Miles
In Length.

Los ANGELES, CAL. February 12.-
Announcing that they are building an
acroplanc OF record size In which to
make trip around the world. Porter
IL. Adams. Of Boston, and Donald w.
Douglass. OF New York, are here to
complete plans for Il start from this
harbor carly in the spring.
Douglass is an acroplane designer,
and Adams has been associated with
u. f. Keith. Ir.. in an effort to win the
Northcliffc prize of $50, 900 for a flight
across the Atlantic
In discussing his plans Adams said
that 100000 had been invested In tho
forthcoming trip. and that $4,000 more
will be needed. all OF which ia avail
able. He plans Il huge aeroplanc that
VIII resemble box kite, measuring
nearly 200 feet from tip 10 tip. 1t will
carry eight motors of l25-horsc power
each. Seven persons can be carried, and
the machine will be equipped with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13

pontoons Tho trip can DO made in
fourteen days. says Adams
Tho proposed iltghT will lead tho air.
men over $4,000 miles Of tho carth's
surface Tho longest stretch to be,
covered at one flight Will ~ that ho-
tween Los Angeles aud ttonoiulu-
$500 miles. From honolulu on the
itincrary--a tentative one reads some
what as follows: Honolulu 10 Wake
Island. thence to Guam, on to Manila.
thence to Saigon, Indo-China: from
there to Madras. then 70 Alden. Port
said, Crete, Sicily, Gibraltar. Il the
military authorities Will permit OF the
partY's making a landing there; thencU
to the Azores. aud from there straigh,
across the Atlantic to New York,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
INDIANS HAVE SIXTEEN
ON BASEBALL SCHEDULE
William and NInry Nine VIII Tlu,
Three Local. Teams During
Coming Season.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, February l..
sixteen games HAY" been scheduled
by Manager J. NJ. Ircsson Tor VII
liam and Mary's 1916 baseball team.
The season opens at hon. via III.
Richmond Howitzers as opponents on
March %.
After playing Union Thco,oGical
Seminary in williamsburg ou Apr!l /,
the Indians leave Tor u siX-day train
ing trip in North Carolina. The chim-
pionship series of the Eastern Viz
rinia intercollegiate Association starts
April IL, when Richmond COLLEGE is
high University is met .n Williams
burg.
The complete schedule follows
March 25-Eichmond IIowitzcrs.
Williamsburg.
tpri! Union Theological semi
April 3-Norih Carolina a. Il NJ
College, Raleigh. y. c.
:. April 4-Trinity College, Durham.
;. April 5-uniyersi,y of North Caro-
lima. Chapel Hin. y G.
April 6-Eion College, Elon College
. Anrt 7-Elon College, Zion college
April Cartridge Institute. oar,
Ridge. y. &.
Arri! l5-.Hichmond College Cham
pionshipl. Richmond, Va.
APRIL 2o-l.ehirh University, VIII
Harrisburg.
April - Randolph Macon college.
Williamsburg.
April 2sSHampden-sih Sidney College,
April @a-I!ichmond College. Will
liamSburg.
MAY a-Game pending.
May Handolrh-Ma CNllcGc,
Nay io-Hsmpdcn-s!d College,
WILLIAMSBURG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
BALL STOCK INCREASED
o,,;s American holdings Are
RAISED From S>o,0o0 TO
SIgn.G;at.

ST. LOUIS, February i2.--'rhe capital
ocl of the St Louis American League
baseball Company was Increased from
5000 TO 100000, according to no
here to-day. The stock of the Dodier
realty and Investment Company, own
sr Of the local American League Park.
at the same time was increased from
$4,000 to 100000;
The document filed to-day disclosed
The manner in which The American club
.tock was distributed among the new
owners, most of them stockholders in
he st. Louis Federal League Club. The
stockholders were listed rs follows
Phil Ball, e.350 shares: Otto F. Stifel,
1913; James w. GarneaM, 100. and l.. II.
Won Weiss and s. l.. swarts. 4 shares
each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
Three Feds co 10 Inn,icr>

FTITSHII .TEi, FcNruNNN l2.-TN"oc
members Of tho Pittsburgh Federal
l."acu" club were to-day SOLD TO The
indianapolis American Association
team. They were Pitchers. Clinton ard
RoSG" and ouiGeldcrs Albert Wickland
and James Kelley. The consideration
was $4,000 and tho cancellation of the
lnd"napoliS clubs Fuit against Tho
local team, which WAS brought follow
Ing tho jumping OF Pitcher Sanford
Hurk fro mthat team last season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
SWEDISH TEAM INVITED
MAY HAVE INTERNATIONAL
TRACK MEET IN NEW YORK
ForciSncrs VIII Come Here Under
management OF Enie Hjcrtberx to
Compete with Americans.

Compete with Americans.
NEW YORK. February, IA team
or Swedish athletes will invade this
country next summer under tho man
agemcnt of Ernio HjeNbcrg, the
swedish coach, who has been here for
me last month making arrangements
Tor the proposed trip. Hjertberg went
'pout his task quietly. and 1t was
only OH the eve OF his departure for
sweden that his scheme became known.
IL is HjertberG's intention to have
more men on the visiting team than
yer have crossed the water TO com
rete against Americans. Iic said yes
'Efday that there would be about thirty
lieh on the team and that included in
ne list would be dependable athletes
all distances and for every event on
'he olympic program.
lhlS VIII be Swcdcns first attcmpt TO
rest athletic laurels from the United
tates. and Hjertberg is conRden, that
~ countrymcn VIII make "a better
lowing than the London a. G. did I'm
'''. whom the New York A. g de-
iated the Britishcrs In eleven straight
tents The Swcdes have given more
"'tention TO athletics than any other
ni.ion since the Olympic games were
hnid In Stockholm in 1912, and shortly
4. hich ~ 't at"' Il Tam L" England
men captured many of the titles
is not on the program Of rho
N"ehish visitors 10 take par, in the
'"uohal CHAMPIONSHIPS which will lac
ln'n IN Newark in September III.
10 nave Tn" team come here
III N" metropolitan district. ,hen IN
70 BOSTON and later to Chicago 10
meet the best men OF the Middle West
ne men VIII return in time for ,ha
>"cnlSh Championships, which arc hold
y" HuEust
iit"rtbcrE VIII star, back IN S.odo,,
IN ~" oscar H.. next Thursd,y ~
N" hlcht prior 10 his depar,rre Iicr,
'cte friends will give "A farewell div
n"r Tor him at Mouuuin's down,n,"
cSth oiShncnt
sweden should e., the OIvm,ic
games for 1916 SAID to no ann re- ~
trowcd objects that brourEi r.,,,n.,
Hj"rth"rC. their national ,,-,,t -
'ountry. ii would he orIv o,,i,.,
F"bukc to Americas jrdircrc,c. 80
not having gotten them long agn !,
'as been evident for fun. sIr
mar Germany could NOT STAGE ~.
lanes in Berlin next July.
NO &MIRfr>E r,,,.
SEER n1.>Np,c
"a, ~ "f.s
,.oI " sinf'e organization in this
,,,,,e. 80 'i' ."'tN' ''Nmpic com
.i"llS!"' mem !" TINS coun-
uc 'hat philadelphia made
uo,a n"Iu' ." inc subject. but
t, ""o'' ~ IN an "iicial ca
49, r"'S"ch u az II should
~, r"tsue1,
Shouia ne hcld in some
."I'htr' lot ~ would tie
So, ',''H :" ny aefauI', even
- 80 81 so teFflh!c war as
,u''S "n'ihe EOr"0". II is OF
~ ','nos' 'nnp"iiance That tho four
'''' 'NOi'' h"SHh IN ls"" when the
s"m' VIZ" r"'iEco IN Athens. should
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13

WEST POINT, y. Y. February IL
The Cadets went down to defeat at
of Pittsburgh five winning. IS to IL.
in a hard-fought ana Interesting, game
Pitt took the lead early in tile first
period and although the Cadets tied
II to In favor OF the visitors Oil
plant was covered closely by Lubic,
VINO played a star guard for Pitt.
McMasters and Matson were big fac
.OrS I'm Pitts victory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13

The Scholastics athletic Association
will hold meeting in the club rooms
at Fourth and Cary Streets tomorrow
night The affairs Of he club will
be discussed and plans Will be made
for the baseball season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
Rrnyc. Not After Andersnn

BOSTON. MASS. February 1o-Busi-
ness Manager Hangood, of the Braves
denied to-day that the club had bought
Out1clder George Anderson from the
Brooklyn Feds or had any intention Of
doing so.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
White Sow Train Crowded

CHICAGO, February 1.-THE White
SoX will start on their spring training
trip TO Mineral Wells. Tex. March 10
ii was announced to-day. seventy
officials, fans and baseball writer's have
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-08
MRS: MAMIE HALL
GAINS 10 POUNDS
Was SICK IN EED FOR ELEVEN
MONTH3 AND ONLY WEIGHED
SO POUNDS.

StiII another comes forward an5
adds her voice to The hundreds WIKI
nave already endorsed Tie wonderful
medicine, Tanlac. Mrs Mamie Hall
WHO lives at 500 Fourth Avenue, $outl
Nashville, says she suffered for year.
and that the trouble was finally pro
nouncod cancer OF tie stomach. Shc
also states that she had fallen of as
= result OF the trouble until she only
weighed 96 pounds, bat that She now
weighs lis, a gain OF 10 pounds.
~ had a bed ferla Of stomach trou
bic, said Mrs. IIau in relating her
remarkable case to q Taulac represen.
tatiyc, and had suffered from it fo1
years. ] lost so much flesh and wa
- weak that was confined 10 my
room and bed for eleven months ana
my head ached 50 bad that / coul6
hardly stand il ut times.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-08

suffering just exactly the same way
was. begged my husband to let m'
try it ara he said he had nc faith il
il, bus he would get It if wanted il
/ So he got bottle and we kept it {
secret from the doctor.
"rhat was the best thing / ever dix
in my life, for l began to feel bette
and gain weight with the very frs
dose. ! had gone down so didn'
weigh but SO pounds, but now, aftel
taking four bottles, l weigh 115-iivc
pounds more than 1 ever weighcd il
my life
q now feel strong and well and cal
do al my houseworl. can eat any
thing why, actually ate tomato
after-I had been taking Tanlac a week
and that's something that never would
agree with me before. l have no,more
Of those terrible pains and | an doing
fine in every way.
81 got a letter yesterday from my
husband at Chattanooga, and he said
he had taken Two bottles Of Tanlac
End was doing fine. I an going to
chattanooga Sunday, and | viii sure
axe a bottle Of Tanlac in my grip.
This medicine just about saved my life
and kept me from having to have an
operation.
YES" she continued, you can print
I. l want everybody to know about
II. l don't think folks ought to be
90 modest 10 prevent ell The suffer
'ng they can.
Surely this IS a most convincing
case Of suffering and distress being
alloviated by The use Of q stomach
corrective ana tonic that gives rise to
so many different symptoms OF deadly
diseases. It is not claimed that Tan
lac alone produces flesh This great
medicine frees the system of poisons
2rising from the improper Indigestion
of The food and helps nature turn the
food into strength and outs the body
in good working order. Then The body
gains back itS normal weight as nat
uraily as water flows down hill.
Tanlae is sold by j. =. ityals Drug
Co., Cordele Ga, Roberts Co, Hatley
Ca, and the City Drug Store, Arab
Ca.
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husband RESCUED
DESPAIRING WIFE
After Four Years Of Discouraging
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
Up in Despair. Husband
Came TO Rescue.

Catron, Ky.-In an interesting letter
rom this place, Mrs. Bette Bullock
writes as follows: 81 suffered for four
years, with womanly troubles, and duriFR
ass saaaa, 6 coasld only sit up for a little
while, and could not walk anywhere at
all. At times, | would have severe pains
in my left side.
The doctor was called III, and his treat
nent relieved ME for while, but | was
soon confined to my bed again. After
that, nothing seemed to do me any good.
| had gotten so weak | could not stand,
and gave up in despair.
AT last, my husband got me bottle OF
Cardui, the woman's tonic, and | conf
nenced taking it. From the very first
dose, could tell it was helping me. |
can now walk two miles without its
firing me, and am doing my work."
If YOU are all run down from wornanly
troubles, don't give up in despair: Try
Carduj, the worlan's tonic. 1t has helped
more than O ggssllssAAsas ggssGsaGa, "a EsS SO
wears of wonderful success, and Should
surely help YOU, too. Your druggist has
sold Cardui for years. He knows what
it will do. Ask him. He Will recon-
mend it. Begin taking Cardui today.
WYite to: Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Ladies,
Advisory nept., Chattanooga. Tenn. for Spectds
Instructions on your case and o4-page book. l1oHS
greatmsn. for Wonen," sem in plain wrapp@. ESo-6
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ZION HILL ITEMS
I've PERSONAL NEWS

Quite a crowd attended dc singing
acre Sunday We had some good
me,H5 and all seemed to enjoy il
very much.
Mr. and MRS c. 0. Mobiles, Of Cor
ele spent Sunday With mir a. j.
Soblcs and family.
Prof. and Mrs. JetIie Newell OF Sc
allc, attended tho sing ing Sunday
Several Of the Pleasant Grove folks
tended The alnGing. among them
we're Mr.. Albert Musselwhitc aud Miss
ora Sloan, Misses Clara and IVY
summers, Ar Henry Pitts and Miss
'earl iraly.
Rev. j. b. Tate failed 10 FIJI his ap
ointment Sunday on account OF Sc
ere ulnos8.
We viii have q singing al Zion iIin
very lrst Sunday Everybody is cor
tally invited.
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CITATION.

GEORGIA, Crisp County To Al
Whom Il May Concern;
Notice is hereby given that the az
praiscrs appointed 10 set apart and as
sign a years support to Mrs. BESSIE
Gilbert, Ue widow OF r. Il. Gilbert. &c
ceased. have filled their award, anC
ualesa good and sufficient cause is
shown. the same win be made The
Judgment OF the court at the Apr'
Term. 1916. of thc Court of Ordinary
This February 10Th, 1916
494t W. p. Fleming, Ordinary.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-08

10 Of the city Of Cordele, Crisp coun-
=, Georgia, levied ON and to be sold
y virtue of Il ia issued from ihe Jus
Ice Court, l,451st District, G. M. of
aid county in favor o. N;a. Annie ].
Mis- against jim Crowley levy made
~ Il. c. Youngblood, l., c., and turned
lyer TO me for sale.
lso.at,G1c aanaa-tifae and pl2cc-will
5e sold city lots Nos. 16 ana II On
block No l47 in the city Of C0rdele,
rs9 county Georgia, levied on and
be sold ny virtue Of Il ia issued
rom the superior Court Of Crisp coun.
Y, in favor of Mrs. Fannie Pound
against Mrs. Minnie Pound, y. e. Jon
,ings and others. said property levied
IN and to be sold as the property Of
r. H. jennings.
This March r, 1915. j. Il. WARD,
49-4t Shoriu.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-08
METHODIST MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETING MONDAY

The Missionary Society Of the
Methodist church viii hold its reg
uiar devotional meeting CT Monday
aslernoon>at O'Clock. a special pro
gram has been prepared by She social
service superintendent. A luIl attend
ancc is desired.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-08
4 sPEclEIc AaAIMsr ccLps.

The nearest thing to o specific
against colds is q sleeping porch Or
open bed room and a colI sponge
bath every morning when you first
get up. Even then you Will occasion
ally take a cold, especially when colds
are epidemic and when you do you
will End Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy a great help in enabling you to get
rid of it. Try it. Obtainabie every
where.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-08
GE0RalA. crisp County:

TO Az Whom 1t May Concern
Lawrence Taylor having in propc
form applied to me for Permanen
Letters OF Administration on the es
tate Of George Taylor, late of sal,
county, this is to cite all and singula
die creditors and next Of kin Of Gee
Taylor TO be and appear at my ohic'
within the time allowed by law, an'
show cause, il any they can why per
manent administration should not be
granted to Lawrence Taylor on ueorg
Taylor's state
Witness my hand and official sic
nature, this Gth day Of March. 1916
w. p. FLEMING,
dg-4t Ordinary.
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Whiaaeld.

GEORGIA, Crisp County;
BY virtue Of an order from the cour
og Ordinary oG Cris9 county, grantee
at Tie September term, 1915, Of sale
court. win sell a public outcry, for
cash, TO lie highost bidder, on tht
arsi Tuesday n april 1916. in iron
Of jbc court house door in said cour
a.. between tlc legal hours Of sale
the equity in the city LOT 10. fourteen
aEIn block Ne one hundred ana for
ly.niue tl49) sail loi being held b
4 6 Benton nader contract for tit!t
from mir. ALEX Martin On which there
waa due 81 tie date OF his death, fou
plunissory. notes Of ten dollars $50
each, nlatl.r.ng on she first days Of &c
yohcr. November. and December 1917
aad January, 1915
This March 8 1916.
". Is. MCKENZIE
Administrator Of j. c Benton de
ceased 1871
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-08
Legal Advertisements
GEORGIA, crisp County.

GEORGIA, Crisp County.
BY virtue Of an order from the Couri
of Ordinary of Crisp county will be
sold at public cutlery On the first Tues
dag IN April, 1916, at the court house
door in said county, between the LEGAL
hours Of sale, the following described
lands, to-wit: One hundred acres o.
land. more or leas, being the wcst
half of let Of land number one hundred
foSyltwo 142) in he Fourteenth
aith) District Of Crisp county, Geof
gia, said sale homg for the purpose OF
Paying tisc debts and for distribution
THIS March 9Th 1916.
". ]. WHITFIELD,
Administrator Estate OF sarah n.
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