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THE VALDOSTA TIMES, SAT UR1>AY, APKIL 7, 1906.
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SNYDER BROTHERS
MILLTOWN,
GEORGIA,
| Begins April 6th and will last Thirty Days
!• We are just back from New York, where we bought the nicest and largest stock of goods ever brought to Milltown.' We are
[■ now ready for the Easter trade. If you are ready to buy your Easter Suits, Easter Hats and Easter Shoes, come to SNYDER
i« BROS. We have the leading and most up-to-date stock in town. Radies are you ready to buy your Easter Dress, Easter Hat and
[UJ Easter Shoes? We have the most up-to-date line in Ladies’^Trimmed Hats ever shown here before—the latest styles out this season.
■■ WAIT, WAIT, WAIT until our sale commences, it will pay you to travel miles and miles to witness this
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We can give the best best bargains ever offered in this town. We can suit one and all in goods and prices,
closer than any business or firm in this town. We now name you a few prices:
We buy our goods
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Man's Suit*-
118.00 Suits going at this Sale
cheaper than we can buy them
at, going for $11.08
$15.00 Suits going for . . . 0.98
12.00 '• “ ' “ ... 8.08
10 00 ... 0.78
8.00 ... 8 48
Men’s Pants.
$4.00 Men’s Pants, going for . . $2.03
8.25 • 2.48
2.50 “ ” “ “ . . 1.58
1.60 • • 98c
Boys' Suits
$5.00 Boys Suit, going for . . . $8.28
8.00 ... 2.28
2 00 “ “ “ “ . . : 1.17
1.60 •• “ " “ . . . 07c
Big lint> of Boys Pants going at 18c
Dress Goods
Skirts and Shirt Waists.
Big line of 20o Lawn going at 1}ac
Ready-made Skirts, fine made up in
Big line of 26c Lawn going at 14c
the latest style, worth $5.00,
now
Big line ot Organdies of aU kind and
going for .......
. $3 48
of colors to suit any one, worth 30
$8.00 Skirts, going for . . .
. $1.H8
cts going for 17c
$2 00 Skirts, going for . .
. $1.17
Nice line of W aist Goods going at 9c
Bijr line of rea ymade Shirt Waist*
Best grade of Cnlico going for 4 3 : ,c
worth $2.50 going for
. $1 48
Percale, 40-in wide’ the very best
$1.50 Shirt Waist going for .
. 98c
grada, going at 8^c
1.00
Ginghams of all kinds, going at . \\
White Homespun, a good grade,
Bio Lino of Men’s Hats
goods that we can’t buy from
Onr $9.00 Panama going for .
. $5.48
the factory today for le‘s than .
$2.50 Straw Hats for . . .
$1.48
(i cts, going for .... . 4!«c
Big line of Straw Hats for
. 18c •
Eig lihe of Check Homespun going
Big liue Ot Meu’s Felt Hats for
. 98c
Big liue of Caps for . .
. 19c
Big Line of Ladies’ Hats
$ - 00 Ladies’ Hats, going at .
8 00
2 00 “ “ “ “ .
1.75 “
1.27
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Miscellaneous
Big line of Embroidery, 10 in wide
going at, per yard . . ,. 9c
Big assortment of Embroidery, 0 in
wide, going at, per yard . . . 5c
$2.00 Bed Spreads going at . . $1.28
Fine Linen Table Cloth going at 08c
Towels, p r pair . . . 9c
Big line of Men s Sunday Shirts
going at ... 38c
Men’s Underwear, going at . 10c
Big line of Ladies’ Underwear at 7c
1 paper pins for . , j c
1 paper of needles for . . . ] c
Georgia K nit Socks, 5 pair for . 25c
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'- F " J We would give you more prices, but space will not admit. But everything is going at Low Prices. Rememb -r the dale. I he biggest bar-
■■ wains ever offered in Milltown and vicinity. Try to be the first to reach the honest extra salesmen during these sales. Everybody will he wnitoH
on on time with politeness and pleasure. Don't MlSS This Great Opportunity.
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Watson’s Rap at Livingston Savannah Men Fined $1,000
Caused Warm Resolution.! for Making Fraudulent Citizens
..Atlanta, April 3—The democratic
«*ecutive committee of the Fifth con
gressional district which met yester
day to fix the date for holding a prl-
tna*y to nominate a candidate for con
gr-ss. split when Charles N. Allen,
chairman of the committee, introduc
ed a resolution condemning and de*
••otmong as “wanton and malicious”
the charges made by certain Import!*
sent politioiana of the state impugn
ing the character and official integ*
rity of Hon. Lon F. Livingston, mem*
her of congress from this district.
The chairman stated that the res*
•lution had reference to a statement
mads recently by Thomas E Watson
in Watson’s Magazine. article in
question stated that the congressman
had loaned the Southern railway his
government frank, thereby permit*
ting that corporation to pad the mails
The Allen resolution was defeated,
members of the committee thinking
the committee should take no action
relative to attacks on members of
congress.
Another resolution commending
Col Livingston was adopted, how
ever. The committee fixed April 25th
as the date for the primary. After
the meeting the members of the com
mittee went to the Kimball house and
dined at the expense of Congressman
Livingston.
Savannah, April 3—In the United torney Akerman, and fined the de-
States court this morning James Mc
Bride, harbor master and J. J. Gar-
rity an employe of the city entered
pleas of guilty to participation in ths
fraudulent making of citizens in the
city court of Savannah. These are
two of the men who were indicted a
short time ago and who were to be
tried in the United States court dur
ing the present month.
Judge Cann accepted the pleas
which were made with the consent of
United States Assistant District At
tendants $1,000 each. This ends so
far as these men are concerned a
case that has attracted a great deal
of attention in Savannah. McBride
was .indicted on several counts. The
other Indictments against him will
probably be nol prossed.
There still remain others to be tried
upon the sam ccharges as those two
which the defendants today entered
pleas of guilty. It is not known defl-
nately what will be done about these
other cases.
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Chased Daughter Through Street.
Offer the Prayer to Carnegie.
Atlanta, April 3—“I movs that ths
members of the Ministers' Evangeli
cal association pray that Mr. Carne
gie, who Is to come to Atlanta in a
Mr. Cleveland's suggestion. His re
marks followed an appeal made to
ithe ministers by Of. George D. Dow.
f.w week, on . vl.it, will don.t. . ' * f#r , |d for th# medlcal uh00l
Savannah, April 3—The actlori of
Jamea Mehrtens in chasing his daugh
ter, Mary, through the street on Mon
day afternoon with a meat hatchet,
will result In his trial before a Jury
on a charge of lunacy
I Mr. Mehrtens keeps a green gro-
the evangelical mlnlater. of the city. ««* »" 'ndereon and Barnard street*
No action, however, wa. taken on h * became enrag-
ed with hie daughter and after beat
ing her ran her out of the house and
down the streets. He then Jumped
into his buggy and drove furiously
over the streets until the horse al.
most dropped from exhaustion. He
was arrested and taken to the bar
racks. A relative says th?t he will
have him tried for lunacy.
Mehrtens says he does not remem
ber the incident for wnlch he was
confined. It is believed that he had
been drinking. He it very well
known in 8avannah and has acted in
a peculiar manner on other occasions.
ROBERTS & JONES,
Dealers in ■—
jpjwOF MULES ffl HORSES
Yu can find
us at our new
st a ties now be
'rig built in
rear of the
Roberts
and
Cranford
building
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Savannah Chamber of Commerce.
Mlcelonary college end Training land eald ha believed etrongly
echool for nureet," declared the Rev. | efficacy of prayer and tried to Induce j Savannah, April 3—The annual
T. P. Cleveland, paaTor of Moore ' hi. fellow member, of the ...ocla- meeti „ 9 of |h# ChJmber of
Memorial church, yesterday at the tion to use this means of opening the
regular conference of the members of , purse strings of the great ironmaster, ommerce wil e held on Wednes-
day evening at 8:15 o’clock. It ie ex
pected that the meeting will be one
of considerable interest. Col. J. H.
Estlll, president of the organization,
and one of its founders will make his
annual report as will Mr. Donlan, the
secretary.
Tried Suicide on Atlanta Street
Atlanta, April 3—Driving up in
vront of the Aragon hotel yesterday
m a delivery wagon, Jos Chambers,
white, aged 30, of 64 8tuart street,
pulled a 2-ounce bottle of laudanum
out of his pocket drank the contents
and fell back into the body of the
vehicle unconscious... Previously he
had imbibed two ounces of the drug.
Quests of the hotel who witnessed
the attempt at suicide ran to the
wagon and found the driver in a stu-
“A min,” ay the Wichita EagU,
“ot'ver gets too poor to chew tobac*
co, nor a woman too poverty strick
en to wear a corset”
por. A boy who was In the wagon
with Chambers was instructed to
drive to the hospital with the uncon
scious man This he did, tearing
down the street like an ambulance on
a hurry call He landed Chamber in
the hospital In record time, and the ! Atlanta, April 3-—One hundred and
doctors struggled for a long time to painters and paper hangers went
bring the young man back to con*i on a strike here yesterday at noon,
scioutneaa. j Every painting establishment in the
This was Chambers’ third attempt city except two are affected by the
at self destruction. | strike ..A general building strike is
______________________________________ ( threatened, and if it comes work on
| a great number of building now going
| up will be stopped for an indefinite
! period.
I The painters and paperhangers
j state that their strike is one for the
i Col. Estlll who is very busy cam
paigning for governor, is spending
the larger part of this week at home
and for that reason the meeting night
named has been deided upon. The
Chamber of Commerce has had a
very successful year. This institution
has been in existence four years now
and has proved of great value to the
community in a buiness way.
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They Strike for “Closed Shop.”
Ruskln said that a man who con
sumes more than he produced U a
pauper. Then there are many pau
pers among the rich.
principle of the “closed shop” They
want their union recognized by the
employer*. They also want a nine
hour work day with an eight hour
work day on Saturday.. .They are con
tending for $2.50 minimum wage scale
Fiday night there will be a meeting
of the unions affiliated With the paint
ers and paperhangers, and at that
time the question of a general str.ka
among the building trades wil be dis
cussed and action taken.
Lumber Lumber.
FENDER l
OBALRH, IN iU KIN 1., nr HlTIl
JMBER CO.,
GH ANDiURiSSED LUMBER
k i nd Mouldings of All Kind*. ,
id « a Valdosta Southern Railway
and Atlantio Coast Line Railroads.
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Also Shingles, Laths, Scroll Wo
Office, Planing Mill and Luinler Ys
Between UeoJgia Scothern & FI. rid*
There ii no opium or other harmful sub-
itance in Chamberlain** Cough Remedy. It
may be given to a baby as confidently as to an
adult it is pleasant to take, too, and always
cures and cures quickly It is a favorite with
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