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SANDERSVILLE man is
HONORED IN NEW YORK.
Hon. D. P. Hale Elected
Vice Pres, of Carriage
Builders’ Ass’n.
SANDERSVILLE, QE OROIA, OCTOBER 23, 1907.
EST ABL1SHED 1841
TRIER CONCERT CO.
FOR NOVEMBER 1st.
lion. D. P. Halo of Sandersville,
travelling salesman for one of the
leading carriage builders of the
country and ngent m the south
for several of the leading hard
ware manufacturers, was elected
vice president of the Carriage
Builders’ Association of the Unit
ed States at the recent convention
of carriage builders in New York
city, an honor never before given
a traveling salesman by that
splendid organization.
Mr. Halo is one of the mo9t
popular men in the business and
has long held several responsible
positions with some of the leading
manufacturers in the country.
Mr. Hale’s election shows him
to bo as popular and well thought
of by his associates in the carriage
manufacturing business as ho is
at homo where everybody delightB
to have his friendship and where
he has been called to servo his
people in positions of honor and
of trust.
Mr. Hale has found time in his
home city to serve as member of
the council, as president of the
Handersville Bank, at present as
Vice president of the First Na
tional Bank and as an officer and
director in other enterprises, but
above all these he has held a high
place in the hearts and hopes of
his homo folks and they always
delight to hear of any new honor
or good fortune that comes to him.
This Concert Company is
Perhaps the Best of
Lyceum Course.
The people of this city an/l sec
tion are looking forward to the
Lyceum entertainment for Friday
night, November 1st, with more
than ordinary interest and there
wilt doubtless be a largo crowd
out on that night.
The Trier Concert Company is
composed of five ladies, all sisters,
and the entertainment they give
is said to be the best and most
enjoyable of any concert company
no tv on the road.
A remarkable fact about tho90
sisters is that there is only thirty-
five mouths difference in the ages
of the youngest and eldest, there
being two pair of twins in the
quintette.
Farmers Will Organize
Union at Sparta.
Warthkn, Oct. 122, 1907.
Editoii Hkhaed:—
Please announce through the
columns'of your paper that Hon.
J. L. Lee will organize the various
Farmers’ Union Locals of Han
cock county into a county union
on Novembor 2nd at the court
bouse in Sparta, Ga.,
And oblige,
J. S. Nomas, Local Organizer.
P. S. Papers friendly to the
cause please copy.
MRS. SAM BASKINSKI
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Knocked Down by Moving
Wagon. Perhaps Per
manently Injured.
Mrs. Sam Boshinski of Tenuille,
happened to a painful and quito
serious accident at her home last
Wednesday.
While out in front of her home
talking to driver of a wagon
the vehicle suddenly moved for
ward knocking her down, and dis
locating her hip andcahsmg other
injuries.
It cannot be definitely, ascer
tained just how serious the inju-
;s are but her friends arc
anxious about her and it is feared
that she is permanently injured.
Mrs. Bashinski has been a resi
dent of Tenuille for many years
and has many friends there and
elsewhere in the county who hope
that the injury is not so severe as
now fdaredi
CIRCULATION PRICE
TO BE ADVANCED.
Before January 1st Old
Subscribers May Re
new at Old Price.
LISTEN
JACKSON wants to tell you he has more
THE MODEL
L BARBER SHOP J
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First Class Service, Clean Towels for Every
Customer, Sharp Tools, and Courteous Treat
ment by THREE of the Very Best
White Barbers
Solicits and Will Appreciate Your Patronage
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Hotel Julida Building, Sandersville, Ga.
Hitts 9 Meat Market
I have on hand at all times the
best to be had in all kinds of
Meats, Oysters, Fish and Sau
sages. Prompt Delivery.
Give Me a Call. %
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MR. HARDWICK RE
TURNS TO THE CITY.
After January 1st, 1008, the
subscription price of the twice-a-
weok Herald will be advanced to
$1.50 per year, this advance being
made on account of the increased
price of papbttand production.
Any old subscriber who desires
to do so may renew between now
and January 1st at the old price
of one dollar by paying in advance
and any new subscriber who be
gins between now and January 1,
may secure the paper for one dol
lar a year for as long ub desired.
All papers will be required to
make some advance in price and
we hope our readers may fully
understand the good reasons why
the advance is necessary. Of
course it requires much more time
and expense and paper to issue g
twice-a-week paper.
Was One of the Prominent
Speakers at the Big
Bryan Banquet.
DECLARES BRYAN
WILL RUN
AGAIN.
Congressman T. W. Hardwick
returned to the city yesterday af
ter an absence in Atlanta for
several days past on business.
While in Atlanta Mr. Hardwick
participated in the Bryan day
exercises and attended the ban
quet given in honor of the demo
cratic candidate. By invitation
of the committee in charge Mr
Hardwick delivered one of the
speeches, which is being com
mended by the oditors and news
papers throughout the state.
As a recognized leader in the
politics of this stnte Mr. Hard
wick has been Kept busy the past
few weeks making speeches in
different sections of Georgia and
since the recent state campaign
has mndo many speeches, all of
which have been well received and
warmly applauded.
GEORGIA-CAROLINA
FAIR AT AUGUSTA.
Reduced Rates From al
Points on the Augusta
Southern Road.
Reported That he Will Is
sue a Letter Some
Time in Nov.
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St. Louis.—That William Jen
nings Bryan will, some time in
November, issue a letter declaring
that if it is the wish of the demo
cratic national convention that lie
should make the race for presi
dent, he will accept the post of
standard bearer, was the informa
tion which has reached St. Lotris
from an uuthoritative source.
In connection with the reported
plans of Mr. Bryan, it is said Gov
Joseph W. Folk, in a few days,
will announce his candidacy for
the United States senate to suc
ceed Senator William J. Stone.
While Senator Stone n
able campaigner, the h"'
nor Folk bus on tlv ;» t.pie u;
Missouri for his fenrh-s attitude
i law enforcement. s friends
Holiday
Goods
in his store, in the depot and on the road than he has ever
had. He will sell both
WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL
WEDDING PRESENTS
CHRISTMAS PREBENTB
And all kinds of
DOLLS AND TOYS
for the littie ones. He will have plenty for every one,
both young and old. Give him a call in this line. And
be sure to visit his store when in need of Men’s Pants
Boy’s Pants, Hats and Caps for Men and Boys, Notions of
all kinds, Glassware, Crockery, Tinware, Chinaware, En
amel ware of all shapes and sizes, Hardware, Baskets, &c.
In fact it beats any store I ever saw in getting nearly ev
erything you want. Just ask for what you want and more
times than not you will find it at prices that will suit you.
WE SELL PIANOS
Phone Number 96
believe.
victor.
will make him mi eaBv
For the above occasion round trip
tickets will be sold from Augusta
Southern stations to Augusta and re
turn as follows:
Grace wood, $1.00
Hephzibah, 1.20
Blythe,
Keysville,
Matthews,
Wrens.
Spread,
Avera,
1.40
1.64
1.09
1.82
1.08
2.11
Gibson,
Mitchell,
Agricola,
Chalker,
Warthen,
Sandersville,
Tenuille,
$2.27
2.52
2.00
2.07
2.87
3.15
3.25
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All wanting some Fine Photographs made can be ac-
oomidated by calling on me at Tenuille, Ga. I am making
a special run on Fine Folders, Cabinet Pictures and pic
tures of all sizes for the next 20 days, or to Nov. 1st at
at least, of $1.00 or more off on each dozen large pictures.
Call and see samples of the fine work and have some
fine Pictures made. r-. -m m
J. w. BARWICK.
TENNILLE, GA.
All of these rates include one admis
sion to the Fair.
Tickets will he sold November 4, 5,
0, 7, 8, and for trains scheduled to
arrive at Augusta on or before noon of
November 0, final limit returning mid
night of November 11.
J. A. White, Superintendent.
Jackson—Jackson.
Miss Leila Jackson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Audrew Jackson,
and Mr. Francis Jackson were
married at the home of the for
mer near Harrison last Sunday
afternoon, Rev. Geo. Smith per
forming the ceremony.
The happy couple were warmly
congratulated by many friends.
They will make their home in
this county near Riddleville.
flJflTLOST—One Elgin open
face watch; had seven jewels.
Return to Collins Bros, and get
INSURANCE MIES
I]_| LOWERED
President Holt of the First National
Bank of Sandersville has recently been
in correspondence with some of the lead
ing insoranoe men of the state, and es
pecially with those who have the mak
ing of the rates of insnrance, with a
view of having redactions made on the
rates for property in Sandersville. He
has reoeived encouraging replies and
anthoriz.es the Progress to state that
parties representing the Southeastern
Tariff Association will soon be in San-
dersville for the purpose of making snob
redactions as we are entitled to under
oar excellent system of water works,
which has on more than one ocoasion
proven its effloienoy in fighting against
the devouring flames whioh threatened
to destroy whole blocks of houses. San-
dersville, he olaims, should have had
this redaction when the water works
system was pat in operation uearly two
years ago, and some effort has alraady
been made along this line. It is now be
lieved that as soon as the proper insur
ance officials shall see the equipment
there will be a considerable decrease in
the rates, and this will be accomplished
as speedily as possible.
A Close Second.
A correspondent writes: “The
paragraph headed “Going Some”
in your Obiter Dicta column for
July, 1907, reminds the writer of
an attorney of this stato who is
wont to characterize the district
judge of his district as ‘His Den
sity , by the grace of
God and the imbecility of the
suffragans of county, judge
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City Lots for Sale
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Will buy large residence lot fronting^
140 feet on North Harris Street be- x
tween residence of Judge R. M. Brown ^
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and the corner lot. Two residences ^
can be erected on this lot. The lot is 1
a large and roomy one and the most
desirable residence lot in Sandersville.
| $450 Each
Will buy large r sidence lots ^
on Davisboro street adjoin-
ing lots of C. I. Duggan. ^
There are three of these lots ^
and the price asked is cheap
for them. Small reduction ^
to party purchasing all three VI/
We also have Three Lots in thejjj
X Miamola Park district at very*
A Low Prices. &
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■{' One farm in 99th Dist.; 130 acres, $
at $10 per acre. *
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We offer the Heath Place near Jor-r
of the
judicial district.’
dan’s Mill at a sacrifice.
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