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THIS ALBANY DAILY HERALDS TUESDAY. JANUARY 9, 1906. F. R. PIDCOCK TO REMAIN WITH GEORGIA NORTHERN' AT HOME Oliver K. H. DENISON—DentUl, Some more cold weather. hilled Plbws We still, hear Interesting stories a' the tornado. Venitulett Building iVT/VpI/"* p t My 31 years of fair Ay” A lvl-*• an d honest dealing is my guarantee that every statement made wiil be carried out. Money re- 200 Dozen Spools of Standard Thread to go during Fair Warning Sale at - ** OpUUl 5000 Yds of Standard \ r a V«u*H Calicoes at - - - « I aill Money re- inded on all unsatisfactory purchases ALBANY, GA M4 ‘ 10’s, 13’s, '> 19’s and Middle Breakers. All sizes of Chilled Turn Plows. i • We carry complete list of parts for all sizes of Olivers—an Inestimable Advantage to Farmers. “There’s no Plow like the Oliver.” W. S. Bell Bell Prices Ring True. JAMES TIFT MANN Attorney and Counsellor at Law. FOR RENT—A tour-room cottage on .. Tift street. 1-St • T. N. WOOLFOI.K. FOR RENT-j-4 of the 7 brick stores to be erected on Pattlson’s Sandy Bottom block. Possession March 15. 28-3t ED. R. JONES. Mrs. w. H. Gilbert has a very desir able room and can accommodate a couple or two young men. 29-lw We are getting all kinds of weath er this winter. That rain of yesterday afternoon came rather unexpectedly. It brought cold weather with It. 'Phone 70 for fresh butter, 30c, lb. W. E. FIELDS. The city court, with Judge Cropland presiding, Is In session at the court house. One can always tell when It Is In session by the number of negroes outside. 1 Although two of the main buildings of the Virginia-Carollna Chemical Co. were destroyed last, Wednesday, the mixing plant continues In operation, which were resumed the morning af ter the tornado. The fire department cull yesterday eamo at a most Inopportune time. The pavers had dug a ditch In front of the exll, and the sewerB were laying be side the ditch. The horses had to make a quick turn as soon as they left the building. t Carbon Hill Coal. Best on earth. Cruger & Pace. One of the features of the Donnelly & Hatfield Magnlficont Minstrels Is the dally street parade, which Is giv en at 11 a. m. dallv. In addition to Its parade, two concerts will’he given each day, under the direction o' Pro fessor Finning. Brinson & Co., Wood and Coal, 'Phono 367. Prompt service. Patron age solicited. Talk of the cyplone has practically died out, but those who suffered from it are still figuring night and day. Some are figuring tf it in worth while to rebuild, some are trying to learn how much It will take to get their houses back on their foundations and lots, and some are figuring on the time it will take to do these things. All aro figuring on tornado Insurance. Secures Additional 8tock, and Will Continue to Fill Preaent Position. The Moultrie Observer of yesterday says : "F. R. Pldcock will retain his Inter est In the Georgia Northern and will buy additional stock In the rpad. He will continue to fill the position of vice-president and general superin. lendent. This statement comes official ly today. "It was stated In the Observer Sat urday that negotiations were on be tween F. R. and C. W. Pldcock that would probably result in the latter getting the former’s stock In the road. F. R. Pldcock said this morning that he. is not selling stock but Is buying. He has secured the stock formerly held by J. R. Hackett. "There will he no official changes in the road, except that C. W. Pid- cock will become president and gen eral manager. The latter said this morning that the property would re- mian In the Pldcock family perma nently. They have no idea of merging with other roads or selling to other lines, The road will be developed as the business shall warrant it, and its service Improved. It has been an nounced that work will soan he start, ed on terminal property In Albany. Messrs. .1. N. and C. W. Pldcock go over to Albany tonight to meet with the council and secure certain priv ileges that will enable them to pro ceed with their freight warhouse.” FOR SALE—Old field rails, best kind, ling on earth. Also pair mules. J. M. Tift, at Mock & Rawson's. 8-3t This feels a good deal like the weather we read about In the books of Arctic travel. Nothing will cure Indlgsectlon that doesn't digest the food Itself, and give the stomach rest. You can’t expect that a weak stomach will regain Its strength and get well when It 1b compelled to do the full work that a sound stomach should do. You wouldn't expect a sick horse to get well when It Is compelled to do a full day’s work every day of the week. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Is a perfect digestant, and digests the food regard less of the condition of your stomach. Relieves Indigestion, Belching, Sour Stomach and all stomach disorders. Sold by Albany Drug Co. and HIU- mnn-Sale Drug Go To Our Friends: We wish to thank you for the liberal patronage extend ed us the past year. It has been a prosperous year with us, and we assure you of our appreciation of your business. We intend doing greater things in the year 1906, and we hope to merit a contin uance’ of your favors. With best wishes, we are Faithfully yours, The Steele Furniture and Hardware Store. AT HALF PRICE. $190.00 National Cash Register. Used only for a short time. For sale at half price by 29-dtf ROSENBERG BROS. If you want to rent buy or sell city property or farm lands, see E. KERSEY, Real Estate Agent, 12-lm Albany, Ga. FAIR WARNING—S. REICH’S (50,000 STOCK At the Mercy of the People for the Next Ten Days. The Most Stupendous Sale of the Age Opens Wednesday, January 10th, 1906, 9 a, m. Sharp. S TORE WILL REMAIN CLOSED Monday and Tuesday to mark down prices and arrange the stock for this sale, which opens Wed nesday, Jan. 10, at 9 a. m. sharp. Wait! Wait! Herald the good'pevvs! Never before has such an opportunity been presented to the people of Albany .and Dougherty county to gratify.their wants at less than the cost of raw material. I.et nothing keep you away. Over $50,060 worth- of high grade dependable.Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, No tions, etc., at absolutely less, in many instances, than cost. Most emphatically not a single dollars worth of this season’s stock will be carried over, and the past thirty-one years of honest dealing is a guarantee that all statements made herein will be carried out to the letter. THIS IS THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE TIME. Use the good common sense with which nature has endowed you; come and see for yourself; ex amine the qualities; compare the prices, and-von will be convinced that this is : : : OARGAIN’S FLOOD-GATES L, open promptly at 9 o’clock on the morning of Wednesday, Jan. 19th, and continues for ten days only. Bring your friends with you. and Stipiis Sale. Dwarf® All Similar Events. Eclsin All Her Sales. Unprecedented! Unequalled! Matchless! A sale that will, undoubtedly, create a stir’in the retail selling of Albany and for a radius of 100 miles around. Unlike anything that was ever offered in this mercantile section. If you would share in these wonderful bargains you must act at once. For remember this sale lasts only ten days, opening Wednesday, January 10, at 9 a. m. sharp. Read these quotations, which are only a fevy of the many different lines carried by this tip-to-the-minute store, and you will certainly be at the opening. Bear in mind that each and every article, consisting of thousands upon thousands of dollars '< -tiiorth of dependable merchandise contained in this store, positively reduced. Railroad fare refunded to all purchasers i ’ dependable i Men s Furnishing Goods. over, run warm Ittan's Work Gloves, Mfen’B Work Gloves, ,10c Moii’B SupVL'ers, worth 20c. Fair Warning Sale Price.. 100 dozen Men's suspenders, regular values up to 35c. Fair Warning Sale Prico ISc Men's standard quality Suspenders, worth 50c. the world ;over. Fair Warning Sale Price 39c worth 35c. Fair Warning Sale Price.... 19c worth 75c. Fair Warning Sale Price....49c 100 dozen Men’s and Boys’ Shirts, either dark or col ored, regular values 05c. Fair Warning Sale Price. 39c 76 dozen beautiful quality Madras and Percale Shirts, strictly fast colors. Fair Warning Sale Price 4Gc Strictly handsome quality Men’s Silk Ties, regular values up to 75c. Fair Warning Sale Price 39c 26 dozen Men’s extra heavy Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers. Fa}r Warning Sale Price 39c 25 dozen Men’s Undershirts, Fair Warning Sale Price 21c Men's strictly all-wool extra tine Under Garments, regular values $1.50. Fair Warning Sale Price 9Sc Beautiful quality Men's Work Shirts, worth up to $1.25. Fair Warning Sale Price 79c Finer grade, regular $1.50 value. Fair Warning Sale Price...98c V00 Dozen Handkerchies; extra quality; worth 10c; now....4c 500 Dozen Hose, in black and tan; worth 15c; Sale Price....9c Ties—F6ur-ln*Hands—all new styles; worth up to 50c; /. Fail* Warning Sale Price 19c One Case o Shirts and Drawers; extra quality; worth 50c; Fair Warning Sale Price 29c Embroideries and Laces. Thousands and Thousands of Yards at Fair Warning Prices. of $20 and over within a radius of fifty miles. Underwear Department. Thousands and thousands of yards to select from. This is die largest assortment in the South. Insertions, Edgings and Beading in Cambric and Swiss, Very fine patterns. Fair Warning Sale Price, per yard 5c Extra wide Cambric Edges and Insertion, select patterns, worth 15c. Fair Warning Sale Price, per yard 9c Large assortment Point, de Paris Laces with Insertions to match, worth 20c. Fair Warning Sale Price,’ per yard....9c 1,000 dozen Valenciennes Laces, Edges and Insertions, values up to 15c. Fair Warning Sale Price, per yard 5c Embroidery Flounces 16 inches wide, beautifully work ed on good quality material, worth 50c. Fair Warning Sale Price, per yard 29c All-over Embroideries, values up to 75c. a yard, in the Fair Warning Sale Price, per yard. 39c Chiffon Veiling, 75c. values. Fair Warning Sale Price, per yd 44c Ladies’ Lace Trimmed Cambric Corset Covers, full front, worth 35c. Fair Warning Sale Price 23c Ladies’ Corset Covers, new fresh goods, nicely trimmed styles, reg. price 75c. Fair Warning Sale Price 43c Ladies’ Gowns, nicely trimmed yokes, square and V-neck, good Cambric, tucked and trimmed styles, worth 50c. Fair Warning Sale Price 39c Ladies’ Skirts, made of good quality Cambric, extra 1 full, worth SOc.Fair Warning Sale Price 39c 50 doz Drawers, worth 35c. Fair Warning Sale Price 19c 000 dozen Vests and Pants, fleece lined, knit goods, wonh 35c. Fair Warning Sale Price 19c Ladies' Union Suits, extra quality, heavy fleeced, worth 35 to 50c. Fair Warning Sale Price 21c Notions. Mali .40 mery. 200 Tailored Hats in all the’ latest ’ shapes and stylos worth from $2 up to $3. Fair Warning Sale Price 93c 150 Tailored Hats, worth from $3 up. Warning Sale Price..$1-48 $5 atm $0 Pattern Hats. This lot includes some of the latest and finest grade of Tailored Hats for Ladies to lo he had In the South. Fair Warning Sale Price....$1.93 Pearl Shirt and Waist Buttons. Fair Warning Sale Price. Feather-stitched Braid, worth 6c and 10c. bunch. Fair Warning Sale Price Bone casing for Dresses, worth 25c. a piece. Warning Sale!!6c Extra fine lot of Toilet Soap, the kind you have always paid 6c. per cake. Fair Warning Sale Price, 3 cakes....9c Cotton Elastic, black and white, rgeiaulrrpesc -boxbm Cotton Elastic, black and white, regular price 12V2C. Fair Warning Sale Price X cn <1 U! H O a cn B p O 6 9 Z §, 's . = S’* P u >, o - c eiS■= ►* — - 4> X! '% o ® n C <2 O O 5"ni) & Ji ^ c 0 E > 5 T e ® j. 5 £ 5 * a — C/5 •— oXV cn jg >> £ a ®c=88 I 73 fi £ 3 ^ t» tfl o +J j 4> mu- -s.aSnl oj3 © e The special attention of the ladies of Albany and vicinity is called to the matchless and elegant styles and. high class merchandise always carried at this up-to-the-minute store. Do not come with the expecta tion of.finding anything but high class merchandise. The price is leveled below the cost of under-grade qualties. this is a legitimate clearance sale, and is positively unmatched. Scores of extra salespeople will.be here to make shopping easy and comfortable. Remember, the sale starts Wednesday, Jan. 10, at 9 a. m. - ’ ■ ■ WANTED—Twenty-five Salespeople. Apply Wednesday 9 A. M. Sharp.