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LOCAL ITEMS FOR KENT —1 nice room-, du.se i,.. Apply to Mrs. £mmie Harrell. 11 10 tf Mr. ,”« (>! T. 1 )t-o-e has written nr; inti.reding letter in regard ’.<> the <nt'..i.;r.ut’.o.i of ;i e-u.i club. It .i; i.e;.r; in tlns ip.su. . FLU HALE —<).:e 5 ::<*re !. t with .1 room rc.-idcncc, sumac house, o:i la: I. r torch"; 1 .crate-.! oa JLecli street. Apply to Join i..,l office. 11-17-tf Col. Z. V. Peacock of ILi wkins svas i t the city i uesd.ay. YnVamte roofing, weather proof rr.t pr >uf, fire resisting. fall or write for samples. Jl-21-tf Cochran Lumber Co. \'o\. 11. !.. Grice, of Hawkinsville, was in the city Saturday. Let me <!o your painting. First Class work guaranteed. Can frir nish good recommendations. 11-21-tf Lem Wilson W. L. Brannon marketed a bale of cotton last Fridav, Weighing 70") pounds. He received Itc per .h., bringing 5111.30. Embossed Monogram Stationery will make a delightful Xmas gift. Ask to see Samples at Journal ‘Office. J. the city Friday. (live us your job Prices and quality of work in line with all first class shops. tf Cod ran Pub. Co. .J. 1!. Clark was i:i Macon Tues day. Just received ear fresh burnt Alabama lime. tf Cochran Lumber Co. It. A. Mel’ae visited parents in ’ Americas Sunday. Have your old winter clothes •cleaned and pressed to look like new at. It I>. A. Brown's Mrs. li. P. Meyers returned from Waycross. She was accompanied home by her two little cousins. Come to the mass meeting at the opera house Saturday morning. C ought to see the cheap matting at Jackson Fur. Co. J. A. Ingram, of Hawkinsville, was in the city Thursday. l/'t me make you a suit, over coat, or a pair of odd trousers. Prices lowest for the host grade of H dr man ship in town. I). A. Brown. 117 UPSHOTS »f 2*L S# > 3 nifcTfV iKFFb” I '^ HAV£r Ull' come to oi/s store" and "" ™ UR CHR— presents. and then vour fami •• Y AND rR,ENDS W,LL BE GLAD TO GET them DON-t -ten NO-COUNT TRASH. T THRO " AWAV ON SOMETHING THAT ,s COMMON W SEh ' S THAT WILL RSE - " E HAVE pre ttv noonc ~ E "'" IM ” and THF.cmuJW -K & COMP. NY ‘ Ar. interesting mass meeting v.i:. be held at the opera house Saturday morning. You are invited to come out. Dr. C. E. Taylor is building r nice, new, six-room dwelling on !Cherry C met. It will he for rent. A goo ’ :r;n suit will f>el m gh‘.j good. I can make/.you a good suil at a “iin arid let live 1 price. U D. A. L.m an, vas ! !i<» gee-t o Miss 'Music Mae (iiepn.ni S'.ia y art. I day. I TL T. Jitcksoi, ai d wife spen. ' Thanksgiving will, lehtt vcs in East man. lI„',V out that overcoat? The ■ rrelti i. line of samples and tie - i l it*; i are rigid. i it ' T>. A. Brown You can got a b rgain in matt |i:igA Jackson Fur. Co. ET. Wat on, of Atlanta, is the g.icjsl pf J. M. Chapman. M§;ng A:!c* at ' Jackson Fur. Co. Monroe Bullard, A. J. Yearty, L. S. 1 hiiiips, I'.. ih bidder ~n i H. S. Mam.log went deer hunting near west Lake Tuesday. T.ic-y brought bae.t no evi : nee o! tin c! ;asc. Wi ivlow glass. All sizes. tf Cochran..Liirithcr C<\ Mrs Otis Willi gloim and li i hoy is visiting Mas. L. K. I. ach at Greonsbcrough Ga. this week. E. C. Mcßrnom hits accepted it position iu Jacksonville, Fin. Il<* left tile city Wednesday. Mi's Em.or Meyer.: is in Way cross. Mrs. F. 11. Patrick and lilt', daughter have returned home nfte; a pleasai t visit to the formers sister .Mrs. C. It. Hooks, in Atlanta. Rev. 11. P. Me revs is attending the M. E. C. .South Conference at Coinin'.us. Miss I.surie Wynne is spending a few days with W. 11. Peacock and wife. C. M. Bowes, of Jackson, (la., has vuccee led E. (’. Meßroom as Agent Sout icrii Railway. (}. 1). Jackson has been appoint ed on state b »avd of Kpworth Le gue by the South Georgia Conference. Otis Willingham has moved to the city an 1 is o cupyi lg residence | on Dublin St re-, t Let us take your order for mnn ogram stationery, for Christina * See Samples at Journal otliee. THE COCHRAN JOURNAL The Most Practical Store in which to buy Mens and Boys Xmas Gifts SOLD ON THEIR MERITS ONLY! N , Buying at this store is notjike going to some stores where the salesmen know that once a sale is made and the money paid that its gc :::g to X'X’l even though the customer finds that he is Schloss Baltimore Clothes c./e sold on their MERI i ONLY. Each salesman as he makes a sale in this slure-'-the whole organization in fact—knows that every garment sold must look well, fit well, wear well and be satisfactory thirty, or sixty, cr ninety days hence —knows that if in any way it falls short, that our never repudiated Gua L art E weird bring it bach to worry him. SOLD CM THE!R MERITS ONLY Almost anybody can cut up cloth and sew a seam, but that’s a longways from a “SCHLOSS BALTIMORE OVERCOAT” The snug smoo'.h collar, the perfect shoulders, and ihe true even lapels, the beauliful draping cf the back, the balance of the front, the perfect line around the bottom, the buttons that meet button holes evenly— fak es constant watchfulness on every detail on every garment to produce such Overcoats as We are selling . They Cost No More Than The Orainary. H. F. BULLARD. Herald Moves into New Home Albany, Oa., Nov. 28—The Al binyHerald moved into its new building on Pine St., on Saturday night. In its new home the Herald has an up-to-date job and liook-making plant in addition to tHe plrnt used for publishing the paper. It is one of the best in the South. FOB SALE One Jersey cow. Apply to Otis Willingham It ■ *-%*- Adeeting and Bar becue at Cary There will he a meeting in the in terest of the Danville and Cary South and North Railroad at Cary on Friday December 9th. There will also be a big barbecue. Every body is cordially invited to attend. 12-1-It fda FOR SALE—One 10 horse power gasolene engine, comparatively new, in good running shape. Also one Meadows grist mill; half price; write or call on R. L. Walker, Cochran, Ga. 11-17-tf Notice to Taxpayers Please call in and pay your city taxes. Books will close December 1, 1910. L l-17-2t J. E. Cook, Clerk. IV. M. S. Meeting The W. M. S. oj the Baptist church will have an interesting meeting Monday afternoon. The | subject for December is China, and Mr. Stukenbrok, who was a mis sionary in China for ten .years, will give first information in a way that is sure to he interesting and instruc tive Mr. Stukenbrok was a German serving in the U. S. Navy, and was converted by our foreign mission aries in China and became a mis sionary himself. The ladies of both churches are urged to attend the services from 2:30 to 3:30 o’clock Monday afternoon. FOR SALE —One 10 horse power gasolene engine, comparatively new, in good running shape. Also one Meadqws grist mill: half price; write or call on R. L. Walker, Cochran, Ga. 11-17-tf Window glass, all sizes. 11-24-tf Cochran Lumber Co. Notice to Tax-payers I will divide my time as follows: Hawkinsville from Nov. 7 to 12, Cochran from 14 to 19. Hawkins ville 21 to 2(i, Cochran 28 to Dee. 3 Hawkinsville sto 10, Coehran 12 to 14, Hawkinsville 15 to 17, Fin leyson 19, Books close 20th. J. J. Pollock, T. C. P. C. We sell Edison Portland Cement. Cochran Lumber Co. Kirschbaura Qotket fl BUILDING km PAINTING MATERIALS! 4 >%. * Rough and Dressed Lumber of all Description, Shingles, Roofing, Lathes, Lime, Brick, Cement, Plaster, Paints, Oils, Varnishes. STANDARD SUPPLIES FOR BUILDERS AND PAINTER ESTIMATES*] FURNISHED ON REQUEST COCHRAN LUMBER CO.