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THE ALBANY DAILY HERALD! THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1906. T. H. Thomson officiating. The wed ding was attended by . only a tew friends of the contracting > parties. The newly married couple left on the afternoon train for ThomaSvllle. Both bride and- groom are well known, and their many friends wish them the ut most happiness and succesB. a visit' of several weokd at the^home of'Mr. and Mrs. Leo Altheimer, left at noon today for Macon, where she will visit friends prior to returning home. , N ■ EVERYBODY RIDES IN IT AND THERE’S ALWAYS ROOM FOR ONE MORE. THEONE- PRICE PEOPLE. : 4 ALBANY. UA. 'Ll Mr.. Charles Wall, of Oaktield, is at tending to business affairs in the city today. those Who Come and Go—short and • Snappy Paragraphs that Everybody Will Read With Interest"—What Is Going on In Society, With Now and Then a Little Gossip. THE LONG WEARING The friends of Mr. G. A. Sapp, who has bfien suffering with pneumonia for several weeks, will be pleased to learn that his condition is steadily im proving. Mr. Sapp has phased, the critical stage of his illness, and now it Js only a question of time before he will be up and well again. Mr. W. F. Combes, of Macon, re turned 1 to bis home at noon today, after a short visit to his daughter, Mrs. A. Beaman. I ' , - * Mrs. H. S. Stevenson, Of Los An geles, Cal., is a guest at the home of Mrs. Will R. Joiner. Mrs. Steverison was formerly of Arlington. Patented Selvage Silks, SATISFACTION OR MONEY SACK. Mrs. S. F. Cobb, of Pretoria, Is among the shoppers in the city today. Mr. .T. W. Osborne returned from a drumming tour yesterday. He will hpend the rest of the week with home- folks. Sheriff Smith, of Mitchell county, spent a short while in Albany this morning, en route to Milledgeville. Mr. Ed Martin, of Leesburg, was at tending t6"~bU8iness interests' in the city this morning. Why Moneybak Silks are Long Wearing. Bilk is the strongest known fiber. It Is only whoii loaded with chemicals or improperly woven that silk loses much of Its original But' not all pure allies are strong ■S&Bresf and long-wearing, Mueh depends on the knowledge put Into tlielr muklng.' In AlONEYBAIC Taffeta, for Instance, there / .j are 96 double threads crossing tho warp MP A greater , number 6f IhroadswoukJ Vlf | [Tvy'JK&fflSKy crowd the fabric and'rtmke it stiff. Less Y threads would not give the cloth suffi- \ olon t body to hold Its shape. Naturally, these fabrics give the longest wear because they ore dyed and I J/mmmy woven in the only manner in which the /Vn sl " C hhors can retain , their original Examine a piece of MONEYBAK kvmlmil nt our counter and observe Its close, ficSsSfi even weave and deep, rioh luster. Draw it through your fingers and , Mr. John Forrester, Jr., of Lee coun ty, left for his home at noon, after a short visit here. Mr. C. R. Johnson and Captain Mar tin. of the Central, left the city this morning for Coffee Springs, Ala., on a hunting expedition. Mrs. R. K. Rambo, of Atlanta, who baa been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gilbert for the last week or more, will return home soon. She will be accompanied by Miss Mad- elyn Gilbert, who will visit her in Atlanta. Miss Howard Roberts returned to her home in Cordele today, after a visit at the home of Mrs. L. E. Hines. Mrs. Hines accompanied her. !ty\ and Mrs. Joe J. Grass left the city at noon today for their home in Savannah, after a visit of several days here with friends and relatives. Dr. A. T. Ford, of Farkerville, was mingling with friends in the city yes terday. Mr. Ira Cook left the city for his farm' in Dooly county today on the noon train. Mrs. W. S. Tarver entertained in formally at cards yesterday morning, in honor of Mrs. A. G. Warren and Mrs. George R. Howard, .of Atlanta, guests at the home of Mrs. R. Hobbs. The party was highly enjoyed. Mrs. Dr. E. H. Denison 13 entertain ing the Northslde Euchre Club at her home this afternon. lr he members of the club, no doubt, are havlne a most enjoyable evening, with Mrs. Denison the hostess. Mrs. J. R. Miller, of. Sylvester, is among the well known shoppers spending the day in Albany. Mr. M. I,. Harper, of Dewitt, is look ing after business Interests in Albany today. ■ Miss Eunice Thomson, the little daughter of Rev. and Mrs.- T. H. Thomson, is ill at the Methpdist par sonage. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Charles; of Poll- lan. have returned!; home after a short visit here- with relatives'. note Its soft, firm fool; N Try to tear it and, you will understand why MONEYBAK has withstood remarkable testa of strength and tho reason for its giving long wear. , ..... , Misses Chloemily, and Dora Belle Gilbert returned to the city at noon, after a short vIsIt in Cordele. They were accompanied by Miss Adeline Hyde, who will be their guest for a week. , Mrs. C. M. Clark will entertain the Friday Morning Bridge Whist Club to morrow, jamming at her home on Broad street. A pleasant time is an ticlpated. Dr. Albert S. Bacon returned to the city yesterday' from New York, where he has been studying the last few months. He has gone to Waycross, to enter the raili'oad hospital there, in order to better. jflt himself for the po sition of district examiner of the A. C. L.,‘td which he has been appointed. Mr. J. F. Harris, of Savannalp will' arrive in the city this afternoon to look after business interests. Messrs. N. M. Wallace and C. C Barbre. left the city this morning for a business trip to Tarplon. our silk counter and ask/to be shown our dependable silks n ; ’ in .the following braniis : ' ; The friends of Mr.' L. L. Ford are pleased to see him out, after a short Illness. Rev. W. L. Richards, to the delight of his hundreds "of friends, is rapidly improving, and it is believed that he will be up soon. HAVE OFFICE Gen. Robert Obor left for his home in Baltimore yesterday, after a visit of a few days at the home of his brother-in-law, Capt. T. N. Woolfolk. Of Her Own, Where Clerk Y. C. Ruet Will Be Installed. wide, - - - 1.DU the yard n. wide, - - - w 2.00 the yard , 22 in. wide, - V 1.50 the yard • i . ■ j ■’> steady deihand ; as this color will,, be strong • it is adapted for. artistic combinations, -.with e, leading color for spring and summer.' No compare'with the famous “Money Rak”'brands. In the course of a few days, the City of Albany will, for the first time In its history, have an office of its own. It has a council chamber and j. to a mayor’s court room, while for a 'Miss Annette, number of .years the office of the clerk 3 prize, a box lias been at the Western Union Tele- of candy. Delicious refreshments were gronh’Co.’s place of business, served during the afternoon. ' | However, since the retirement of • — ; Manager Y. C. Rust from the employ Mr. S. Frechie, of Philadelphia, a of the telegraph company and the ar- well-known traveling man, is spend- rangement by which he will give his lng a few days here. i entire time to the city, he will be pro- 1 vided with a well-equipped office, Mr. G. E. Lovell returned to the city which will he the official headquarters j today, after a short stay in Sylvester of the municipal government, on business. . '* An office lm's not yet been secured. .- It wfil be on tho ground floor of a I Mr. J. F. Monk, mayor of Moultrie, centrally located .building If the proper was looking after business interests place can be secured, though it may in Albany yesterday. __ prove necessary to obtain quarters up- stairs in one of the buildings oh Broad The young,folks of the city will or Washington street, give a dance at the Elks hall tonight. The finance committee of Council A pleasant time is anticipated. has been charged with the duty of'- . securing an office and properly fur- Miss Emma Cochran has returned nishing the same, so that it will he Mr. Spencer B. Brown, of Doles, - — , , was among the well-known visitors in the color. scheme, and the o^ne W Albany vesterday. tastefully decorated with- violets. Miss ■ ’ Etta Brown won the first prize, a cut Mr. J. R. Pinkston is spending the ‘glass vase, which she presented' week In Pdfilan, attending to business Miss Stella ,Kaln.op., affairs. Gross won, the visitor’s prize, a 1 Mr. L. Fox, of Thomasville, and Miss Pearl Ward, of this city, were joined in marriage at the Method!)* parsonage yesterday afternoon, Rev. The First Shot MEN'S NEW Spring Suiting JAN. 3 and 4. Mr. Wood, an experienced cutter and measurer, will be here With a full line of Spring and Summer PaRerns. If you care to be up-t-o-date in the material, cut and style of your next suit, let the Globe Tailoring Co. do it. ALBANY AGENT, THE ONE PRICE PEOPLE MAX CASSEL HOT TIME IN THE HOUSE OVER STATEHOOD BILL tlie organization. Pitted against them , * were the leaders of tho insurgents,] Speaker Cannon and His Organization Babcock, Mondeli and Jonea of Wash- j Ruled the Roost Yesterday. Ington. The humorous speech of the • 'day was delivered by J. Adam Bede, I Washington, Jan. 24. When the w j 10 fnieri five minutes with an ad- smoke of the liveliest legislative bat- ^,. eaB t evoked applause and gen tle of the session had cleared in the era i merrimpnt. ' I house today Speaker Cannon and his Mr. Tawney, one of the erstwhile in- Mr. R. L. Kennan, of Moultrie, was among the wejl-known visitors here yesterday afternoon. We will sail Lidias’ and Misses’ Suits 40 psr cent! less Ithan they aro marked. You are sure ftp .get a bargain. Also Misses’ind Childrens Kid Gloves worth $1 -for 50a.' All ’ Millinery reduced ,50 per cent- .Corsets with supporters, for mer price 50c and-YSc^,will sell now for 35c. i MAX C4SSEL <& SISTE 80 Broad Street. • ' ■ • j.y: Miss Lucia Christian, of Leesburg, was among the shoppers in the city this morning. Timely Toilet l V ' :orgla Cotton Co. Office With Don’t bet money on the Governor s race—it is gamb ling. Simply wage a case of Flint Rook Ginger Ale. It's better form- and—you -have Something to live {or. Constructors of :f: Cement Sidewalks, Cement Curing, Cement Coping, Vitrified Brick Driveways. Concrete work of. all kinds. We have installed, here' a When cold winds blow it behooves look to accessories. 1 h ere s hardly an article, of recognized value, for beautifying and preserving the complexion, teeth and nails, Jthat is not included in our stock. If it’s good, it’s here. crusher, concrete mixer, in fact ; complete plant for the construct I of concrete and while we are dol ■ 4 L - ntMAnt nnufnnl nfntli the street paving and'our plant is operation parties desiring to constn sidewalks or other concrete work c haev It done at'a very much low price than after tho street work; completed and our’ plant Is mow away. We solicit your patronage and w be glad to render you an estimate f such work as you’ may have in ct temptation. Albany Drug] Co be brought to the city by special sum- (iay a8 tai8, mons was In his place; the galleries . were packed and participated-with evi- -phone 367. ; dent relish in the succession of laugh- ago solicited. JAMES TIFT MANN Attorney and Counsellor at, Law. Ventulett Building