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8 THE AMERICUS WEEKLY TIMES-RECORDER. FRIDAY, OCTOBER lb, 1907 ' • ■ . If It Is Shoes That You Want the perfect fit of our Shoes is assur ed by faithful and faultless work manship. We think so well of the “La France and Ultra” Ladies Shoes, that we carry the full variety and offer them in preference of other lines becausr we know they will give entire satis faction. We also carry a full line of “Cross- etts” Shoes for men, other goon lines for boys, misses, children, and in fants shoes that we guarantee to be as good and better than any you will find in this section. You will find all leathers,all shapes, all prices, You’ll not realize the extent of our MAMOUTH SHOE DEPARTMENT until yon pay us a visit and see them PINKSTON CO. GEO. D. WHEATLEY. Every Section of this Store is Bright With Newest and Best Merchan dise to Meet the Needs of the New Season. Men’s Suits. For Fall, Single and double breast ed cut. In Fancy Worsted Invisible Plaids and Stripes from $6.50 to$35.00 Youths Suits. In all the new Colorings (or the season, Fancy Plaids and Stripes. Prices from $4.50 to $25.00. Boy’s Suits. From 4 to 17 years. Tho largest and best selected ' assortment ever brought South, all new and up-to- date BtyleB. Prices range from $1.50 to $12.60 Butt. Children's Sailor Suits and Russian Blouses, In great variety from 2V4 years to 8 years at from $2 to $8.50. Fancy Linens. Handsome Linen Centerpieces—All Linen Centers, very effecUve In drawnwork designs; large - variety, round or square, also scarfs. New and unusually good values. Sale of Skirts. Ladle's Handsome All-Wool Pana ma Skirts, wide flared, plaited and finished in best style possible, Regu lar price $6.50, Special at $5.00. Silk Petticoats. Ladle's Silk Petticoats of heavy Rustling Taffeta Silk In Black, cut extra full, regular $6.50 quality at $5 Ladle's Silk Petticoats of Heavy Rustling Moneyback Taffeta Silk, guaranteed extra full width, plaited and tucked, worth $8.50, at $7.50. Stylish PetUcoats of Plain Black mercerized Sateen, extra good qual ity and very wide, all lengths, reg ular price $1.25, Special at 98c. Autumn Sale of Kid Gloves. Our Fall Importation of Kid Oloves are In evidence, a finer showing of standard, reputable Kid Qloves has never been made In this section. Prices $1.00, $1.25, $2.25, $3.50, $4.00. Underwear for Men, Women There are 2 points about our Underwear equipment that wo strong ly emphasize; quality and generosity of size. We never show Jobby under wear for it always pays to get the best at 25, 50, 75, $1.00. “Rubens" Infants shirt In cotton or wool. Also silk and wool at 25, 50 and 75c each. Men’s Negligee Shirts. Just received ab ut 150 doz. Men’s fine Negligee Shirts In light grounds with figures, plaids and stripes, regu lar price 75c, Special for this week at 60c. Carpets. The best product of the best mak ers for you to select from. Ingrains Tapestry Brussells, Body Brussells and Velvets, all are In readiness at 75, 85„ $1.00, $1.15, $1.25, $1.50. Made, Laid and Lined. The Rug Collection. From the small mat to the largest carpet size rug. They are all here and In variety great enough to suit any taste. Syrmlna Rugs from 98c to $6.50. Axmlnlster Rugs 98c to $4.50. Jute Rugs 80c to $4.00. Axmlnlster Art Squares, all sizes, $12.60 to $30.00. GEO. D. WHEATLEY. Americus, Ga. Webster County Grand Jury Present ments. GEORGIA, Webster County: We, the Grand Jury chosen and sworn for the October term of the Superior Court of 1907, beg leave to make the following General Present ments. Through the various committees appointed to examine the books of the various officers of the county, and the poor farm and public roads and buildings and brides, make the following reports: The Ordinary's books we find neat ly and correctly kept with good and sufficient bonds, where bonds are required to be taken. There is no money In said office to be accounted for to the public. SHERIFF'S BOOKS. The books of this office are correct ly kept so far as we are able find through our commute, and prop er entries made as directed by law and good and sufficient bonds taken where bonds are required to be ta ken. \ The Sheriff reports that he has in his hands belonging to the county, the sum of seven dollars. TAX COLLECTORS BOOKS We find that the aggregate value of the property on Digest to be $825,244. Total polls in county 864. TREASURER'S BOOKS. x The Treasurer's books show that there was on hand at April term of court, 1907 $3193.32 April 10th, received from W. H. Clark, T. C. for 1906 .. 1043.32 June 4th, received from W. H. Clark, T. C„ taxes col lected by bailiffs for back years 8.80 W. H. Cosby, Ir. GEORGIA—Webster County: I, Geo. E. Thornton, Clerk Superior court hereby certify that the fore going is a true copy of the Gene Presentments of the Grand Jury the October Term, 1907 of Webs Superior Court. Given under my hand and offic signature this Oct 15, 1907. GEO. E. THORNTON, Clerk Notice to the Public. is strictly prohibited. J. H. Williams, t F. M. Williams. J. E. Harpy, J. W. McLain, Mrs. Anna Lassiter J. E. Harper, R. L. Wise LIVERTONE? Takes the Place of Calomel. pleasant effects or restriction habits or diet Llvertone is for tion and will refund your money you are not satisfied. Total on hand and received ..$4245.40 By Amount Paid Out to October Term, 1907: Court expenses $ 104.40 Paupers 1140.18 Jurors 626.00 Non-resident witnesses .. .. 49.05 Bridges '. 251.47 Tax Officers 18.00 Jail .. .. 236.80 General Fund $32.10 Public Building 467.91 Cotoner 19.00 Corns Court 114.69 Commissions on amount re ceived 26.30 Commissions on amount paid out 73.84 $3057.74 Balance Cash on hand .. ..$1187.66 We find that the various dockets of Justices of the Peace and Notaries Public are properly kept and proper entries made as to the disposition of cases on their dockets, and that the cost charges are as allowed by law. REPORT ON PAUPER FARM ANl» PAUPERS We find that the public buildings on farm are In fair condition and that there are five inmates to be cared for on farm. 3 whites, and two ne groes; all claim to be well treated and cared for. There appears to be a fair crop made on the farm this year, the sup erintendent reporting that he will make plenty of corn to Bupply the farm another year. ROADS AND BRIDGES We find the public roads in better condition thin usual, also bridges all over the county; though some brid ges are In need of banisters for the protection of passengers. TAX DIGEST For the limited time we had examine same, we find the books cor rectly and legibly kept, except some returns entered in the wrong list and some not entered alphabetically; also we find some property not given in at its market value, which we entered on the digest at proper place, CLERK’S BOOKS... We find the Clerk’s books neatly and correctly kept In accordance with the law and properly Indexed so as to make easy reference thereto. We desire to tender our sincere thanks to his Honor, Judge Little john for the fair and Impartial man ner in which he has presided over this court and for courtesies extend ed this body; and the Hon. F. A. Hooper, Solicitor General, for his able assistance In the discharge of our duties. We recommend that these General Presentments be published in the Am ericus Tlmes-Recorder. J. R. STAPLETON, Foreman. B. F. Goss W. T. McGill J. E. Moore * C. L. Stapleton E. B. Pickett J. T. Tyler R E Bridges J. O. Rees S. H. Woodham J. C. Tullls T. M. Lowrey J. M. Jones H. M Marsh til J. L. Dismukes J. W. Hawkins W. T Drew J. H. Cantrell good house, 10 cabins. For furl Information address Mrs. Carrie R. I. w 21. DECEMBERFEATURE ily At Advance of I-8c. especially at New York, though positions made gains. This condl spot houses were buying up grades would be tendered, opening at New York was a lower and at New Orleans a trend was generally upward, near positions leading. The ma eased off In the latter part of session in the distant positions. severe decline of the dhy before. The close was steady. At Ne York October ard December wei quoted 21 points above the close < the day before, with January an March 3 points up. The spot mark- advanced 15 points. New Orlear closed 9 to 12 points net higher. Liverpool spots sold 11 points bi low the figure for Wednesday, wil sales of 10,000 bales. Contracts wei 1 to 2 points higher for the near posi tions, but unchanged to 4 points lowei for other options. Estimates for to day were 3,000 to 4,000 for New Or leans and 8,000 to 11,000-for Galves ton. The receipts at Savannah yes- demand sufficient to take up all cotton offering. Owners of cotton ar riving were willing to sell on this basis. The improvement in price was ascribed In part to the better con tract markets and also to the de sire of the exporters to fill out Octo ber shipments. The receipts for the day were 319 bales. You will be the loser if you fall to go to Smlthwick's Gun Store be fore buying your guns. . Hunting coats, leggings, etc. Complete stock all sizes, men and boys. 17-18-19-20-&W-18-26. HURT IN A RUNAWAY BUT IS IMPROVING Roy Jones, who was severely in jured a day or two ago In a runaway accident near his home. Is still con fined to his room, though the painful injuries Inflicted will not prove ser ious. Mr. Jones was thrown from his buggy, thu vehicle overturning upon him, and was rendered uncon scious for some time. He fell upon his face and shoulder, and when found two hours thereafter was still in an almost unconscious condition. Ansley’s Store News " Queen Summer has abdicated her throne and Prince Autumn reigns supreme. This store is his d loyal subject and the great stock of 8. autumn merchandise is here in re cognition of his advent. ANOTHER GREAT and Busy Week in V Ladies Ready-to-Wear Department. The magnificent stock we are showing, the extraordinarily low prices we are making together with the comfortable and convenient ar rangement of the department locat ed on the first floor is making an enormous increase in the business. You will find upon examination and comparison that our suits are from $2.50 to $10.00 cheaper than what others ask, our skirts from $i.00 to $5.00 cheaper. See the fflaanificent lailnr-fflade Suits $10.00 to $75.00 See the Beautifully Tailored Skirts. $5.7.50.10 and Ud- See the Swell OroadGloth and Other Coats $5-00 to $35. See the Elegant Rubberized Silk Raincoats SIO to $25. See the Most Deautlful Vollle Skirts Ever Shown Here. See the Finest All-Wool Panama Skirts in America for $5. See Ike Dest Line Blisses Wool Skirts Ever Shown Hern- See the Grandest Line Silk Taffeta Petticoats for $5 in II- S. See the Largest Line Taffeta Petticoats in blacks and Colors. See the Best Line Infants Coats, All Styles, Col ors and Prices. See the Lowest Prices for First-Class Merchan dise You Have Ever Seen. See the Finest and-Best Line Silks and Woolen Dress Goods in South Georgia. See Everything in the Dry Goods Line Better Than Ever. has. L Ansley Successor to WHEATLEY & ANSLEY. Agents: ButterickJ Patterns and American Ladj Corsets