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ALBANY
,ILY HERALD: WEDNESDAY.
APRIL A, 1006.
BAKER COUNTY .
[democracy.
Call for Mass Meeting for Political
Business, April 21.
ploy-ad It For Their Tablets.
It Is not easy to tell exactly for how
lpng a period slates have been used by
The soda cracker is an
ideal food
schoolboys,' but (hey wero used as.writ
ing tablets os far back as the. middle
Uvteeda;
Biscuit are the ideal
soda crackers. Indeed.
Newton, Ga., April- 2, 1.906; 1
The .people of ; Baker County are )
hereby; requested Ip assemble in mass- J
meeting at the court; house in Baker *
County on Saturday, the 21st day of
April, .1906, 12 o'clock m., for the pur
pose! of electing an Executive Com-
mlttee. of the Democratic'party. of Ba
ker; County, to serve two years, and
tb 1 'give such direction to the■ political
And Indeed It would be hard-to find a
more suitable substance for the pur
pose rthan the easily flaked stone which
yields a smooth surface with a-mini
mum of trouble on the partof the
workman. The ancients, as we know,,
frequently employed waxen tablets for
the; purpose of writing letters or mak-
Ingicalculatlons which are not intended
to' bo permanent and could easily be
erased or smeared out of all recogni
tion, iwltb the finger; D’illgent house
keepers and clandestine lovers found
Affairs of the party-as may seem to ,
them proper, and expedient, and to
take iup and to attend to any political |
business that may, properly.comebe-. ,1
fore that-meeting.; All white voters ln t,
the county are lnvlted to attend and
afflllqteln- this meeting,-and with the
Democratic party.
Dope.by. order of . the. committee.
JOHN O. PERRY, Chairman,;
BENTON . ODOM, Secretary.
soda crackers rightly
made in the first placer
rightly protected first}
last and all the time;
WalK-Over 1
At Ehrlich’s
JSp In a dust tight,
moisture proof package,
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
See Dr.‘
feb!2tf
Weak Byes 1 made’ Strong,
8ee, Bye. Hutcheson.
of which the ancient world knew noth-,
ing, to the.modem man or boy.
Compared with these perishable aids
to memory : the slate was very long
There is but one
firm in Albany
from whom you
can buy Walk-
Over Shoes, that’s
Ehrlich’s.
when the line of cleavage; Is discover
ed,, being '^equivalent to the French
"eclat," yet slate does not collapse like
-way with'the application of moderate,
heat, and even If cracked by a fall
might still b* used If Its frame was
stout : enough to stand the shock. It Is
not ,surprising, therefore, that the slate,
whenl once;' Introduced into school and
. domestic life, soon became popular.
But) slate-Is also a good roof cover
ing and has been used for this purpose
for eight centuries at least Tiling,
which still holds Its own to a large-ex
tent, partly ; .on account of-the- Inartistic;
appearance-of-the modern slated roof,
was practically universal in the towns
af the ancient world which came under
the Influence of Greece and Rome. It
If you have never used a Bell Tele
phone in your office;or in your home have
one or more installed^youMl soon wonder
how you did without it. You -will become
a part of the busy.,, active world. The time
you save, the results you- obtain, the peace
of mind you enjoy, will more than; pay
for the service.
Order one in now.;
Contract Departmefltji No,i400, .
A “natty,”/shapely last. But- Iwf IjmUO ■
ton and Blucher low cut in pat- == ^^ = jCm '
ent, colt, kid and gun metal.
After you have worn a pair; of “W&lk-Ower” shoes N
you will not be satisfied with the other kind.
Once bought, always sought.
That’s the “Walk-Over.”
Is Interesting to note in this, connection:
that a, time went on bulldlnga-recluctds
the thickness of their slates./
Whether this was due to reasons of
economy, Mr heavy slates need to have
solid timbers beneath them, or to other
considerations, the faot remains that;
The; -Deacon—Parspn, 1 wish you
could i make, ..yqur, , sermons a little
longer..
The: Pr6acher,((pleased—Why Bojflit
The; Deacon—Well; It seema like; I
hardly feet'to" sleep’'before lt’s time
the islates used In the cheap houses of
the .present day have a very cheap ap
pearance, The difference Is clearly seen
by contrastlng the flimsy look of a jer
ry-built suburban villa with the mass
ive solidity of An old slate roofed farm
house, which has weathered the storms
of centuries.—London Globe., .1
Ehrlich’s
Southern 'bell Telephone 1 and
Telegraph < Company,
A Scientific Wonder.';
The: cures that stand to Its credit
make Bucklen’a Arnica Silvea.sclen-
tiflo wonder. It cured E. R. Mulford,
lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry,
Waynesboro, Fa., of a distressing; case
>r discomfort 126o at Albany Drug Co.
ThereHs- a 'Uniformity abouur
the quality'of the : : : : :
Wines and liquors |
■* Which we supply that pleases. W:
Every new bottle opened will«,
I be found equal; to those previ- tM
ously used.
1 (Our stock consists entirely ofiitj
high grade goods. They are of fine!!,;
, rich flavor, fuil bodied and -well -’
matured/ s Eveu-.the’lowest-priced”-:
wines will prove excellent—table—
beverages.
lirre
Ml All ^■rn
NOTICE TO CITY PROPERTY
OWNER8.
Notice Is' hereby given that all
property owners must come prepared
to return the exact numher:of;feet/of
each city lot owned. The tax'bookB
will open on April 2 at the Clerk's of
fice, lnlthe Davls-Exchango Bank build
ing, .and no returns will be accepted
unless; the owners spdoify ‘in-their re
turns the exact number of feet-ln each
lot returned, as required, by ordinance.
28-lmo Y. C. RUST, Clerk. -
Electrical Wiring, Motors,
Fans, Fixtures, Shades
and Lamps.
Albany Electrical
AND
Constructions Cos
105 Bfoad St,, Phone 415.
Q. W; < 8AYE,''.Pi*8lldent.~
Davl»-Exobang<
Bank Building
THE OFFICE
Boats
,1 Anyone who intends purchasing a boat for thfe sum-
-mer’s use will save money by consulting usff; We .can save®
you two-thirds of the freight charges by buying in carloads.
We expect to place a carload order in the course of a few
days, and will be glad to figure on anything from a canoe to
ftttwenty-two foot high speed motor boat.
"Jonah .lived In the whale three
daya .and three nlghtB, my son.”
“DldlhS have a stateroom, pa?” v
Albany. Decorating Co.,
Paints,,Oils, Varnishes;
Wall Paper, .Burlaps,,,
Room Mouldings.
WHITNEYS—th
'Phone 898.
Rumney Bldg.
rhe Bacon Equipment Company
Albany, Qa.
Values in Marble an(W
Granite for artistifcftvork*’,?
manship, and the finest
material* fin i;
We are showing some of; the prettiest-pat
terns ever placed on this market.;
Buy One.
There, is nothing .that would.; add - more* ;to the.
comfort and appearance of your front porch than one
of the lovely ■
Headstones^, etc., ,, try .
The Albany? Marble.,-and
Granite .Works,->»
W H MILLER.
Proprietor
ission
' Which we are showing. These goods will stand
■ the weather, better than . anything, .else because .they
i,.® are already “weathered oak.”
£; A three-piece suit, $12.50.
Swings, from $6.00 to $9.00il
p Odd Chairs, in both still and rockers.
1ft
J* See display in our window..
"Gruet Is a very .unassuming fel
low.”
“Yes; I don’t believe he’d have a
. dwYflWfrhwfdTf hfi-had'the mumps.” ;
If ytu are troubled with PlleB and -
can'fcrfind a cure,.try, .WltclrrHaSel' if
Salve.-but be sure you-get that made' '•
by SL,C..DeWitt A.Ob., Chicago. It Is
I '
theOrlginal.,. If you have, used Wltoh --
Hazel "Salvo without being relieved it -
Is prebable'that yon'got hold of one 14,
of the many worthless counterfeits
that are sold on the reputation of the
genuine Do. Witt’s (Witch .Hazel Salve,
AJtan^
ompany
ouse
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