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Mol Ice. GEORGIA,-* Ware County. To AM Whom it Mav Concern: W. 8. Hoot It bavin#, •« proper fcrm applied to me for permanent Letters of Admin* utratioo oo the eata e of 8, D. Me* Connell, late of haul County, thin in to t cite all aud aintfuiar Ihu creditor* anc ’ next of Uin of deceased to be an t a H p«ar at my office on too first Mon-iaj In duly next, and show cau.e If aoi they ean, why permanent admiuixtra tlon ahould not be granted toapplican on said estate. Witncaa, my hand nnd’oftlcial sipnai lure, thin 7 day of June 1904. Warren Lott, 10-4-wH Ordinary. Will be sold before the Court house door, in Way cross, Ware county Ga., between le#al hour* of sale on July 5th, 1904, to tne hi#best aud best bid* der for cash, five shares of capitul stock of the First National Hank of Way cross of the par v due of one hun dred dollars each, l possession of the First National Hank of Waycrotn. Said shares were ."Vied on as the property of Geor#e F. Glioert under excution against him and in favor of M. It. Spottswood. H‘gal hotlce <>f the levy on said shares having been given to said defendant arjd om- id bn This June 4th, 1904. Hhcrlfr Nule «f Wild*Ion<1 for Taxes. Georgia, Ware County. Will be sold on the first Tuesday in July next. 1904, at the court house door in said county, within the legal hours4;f sale to I fie highest bidder for cash the following lots and parts of Hand to wit: Hot* Nos 43, 19, 50, 52. 63, 54. «7, OH, 70 71, 72, and 07 in lltli dis trict of said county, Each lot contain ing 400 acres more or less. La vied on under, und by tsx execution issued by It. M. Lanier. Tax collector against Haul, E Hrown agent, fa Stanley’s Business College Macon, Georgia. This old established institution of Thom* aivilie, Ga - , has been combined with the Lanier Southern of Macon, On , and is now one of the largeet and best equipped bus:, dree col leg# i iu theBouJb. If you are ambitioua for a good paying podiion, with xpleud d-epportunitica for promotion, write fo r our catalogue. Kchcol open all ibis year. New claeves formed every Monday. Enter now. Hpecial rates or limited time. Address ail commnnica* tipns toG. W. H Stanley, Macon. Ga. 0. \V. U. Stiinley, Pres., Eyes Did Not Close For a Week. Heart Trouble Baf* fled Doctors. Dr. MUes’Heart Cure and Nervine Cured Me. nnd Illy 1 the paid for the \ Wing sold as the property Haul. E Hrown agent. This W‘.h day of June H»04. S, F. Mill Sheriff, Ware Co ■ 1903, Le and GEORGIA, Wari By virtue of • C Minty. it conditional bill of .•closure thereof from Martha Sweat to the Jesse French Fiona and Organ company, there will lie »o.d at tiie court house of Waru County, Georgia, on the first Tuesday of July. 1904, within the legal hours for sulu to the highest bidder for casi ; One Organ, .lease French, make. No. 37012. Said organ being le-led on und. excculion issued on said foreclosure i the pr<>i>erty of Martha tyveat nnd sold to satisfy the same. June i, 1904.* S. F Miller, Sheriff. I’tiller power of sale in a mortgage dated March 1. 1*94 from M. K. McDnt.h-1 to tl.e undersigned, will be mild befci . Wa mi-ww.ii ty, witliin !..«• i< K u. hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in July, 11*04. to the highest bidder for Ctiah. twen ty five acras «»f land of lot thirty el lit in the eighth district, said county. iMitiuded on the east hr land* of Nsnev Cole, north and west by lands of John McDaniel, and south l.y lands of Hnrish nnd Morrison. He* ruling the payment of a note for one linn dred dollars, dated Fell. 27, 1891 with In terest, which said mortgage was given to ■retire. Mav \ 1904 . Tin: Wai Ksin.Ro Thaimxm Co. legal Citation. GEORGIA, Ware County. John Davenport, a rest lent of ssi< state, having duly applied in be appoint ed Guard.au for person and property, «. Ltils l)avei.|M»ri, a minor oyer the ag of F--111 Ueo years, the residence in »ni< tvuiiiy. Notice is heteh* riven th» sai l applicati n wi I e jj.ummI on at th nrx - cun of said county to h- held « i the tirs J/mdsy in July, 1904 M ittie.s m hand aud • flicul •igu.i lure, this the n il l IV of June. 1904 There is nothing more necessary to health than aleep and rest If these are denied you, if you r.i.c in the morning more tired than when y-.u went to bed, there ia an affection of the nerves plainly present If your heart is weak, or there is an inherited- tendency in that direction, your weakened nerves will soon to affect your heart's action a* to bring on serious, chronic trouble. I)r. Miles' Ner vine is a nerve toni<5**hich quiets the nerves, so that sleep may come, and it quickly re stores the weakened nerves to health and strength. \)r. Miles’ Heart Cure is a great blood and heart tonic which regulates the ac tion ot the heart, enriches the blood and im proves the circulation. “Some t;me ago I was buffering-veverely with heart trouble. At times my heart would seemingly stop heating and at others it would beat loudly and very fast. Three to four hours sleep each night in ten months was ail I I could get. One week in last Septemt-er I w ; never closed my eyes. I got Dr. Miles'Nervine Court News, , and Heart Cure at a drugstore in Lawrence • I burg, after spending #300.00 in medi Judge T. A. Parker convened cinei.nd doctor, in Loui,»ille, shtll-yvillc. ,. , . 1 Frankfprt, Cincinnati and Lawrencehurg, an adjourned term OI Ware and in three days have derived more benefit superior court yesterday after-1 SS noon at 2 o’clock, and was Kept, quite busy during the balance of W. H. IIuchm.I'ox Creek,Kr- the afternoon and this morning. ‘fiSSlSJSZf In the case of Mrs, Amelia «»•I' 1 Addrei, , Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart. Ind. flight vp. the bouthern lele- phone and lolegruph Co and the j LAWYERS Satilla Mfg. Co., for damagesj for the deatli of her husband, who was killed by a “live wire” on Jano street last year during a storm, motion for new trial was overruled, and motion in arrest of judgment w as sustained. The I case will now be carried to thej Supreme court on a writ of error, t Judge Parker granted a char ( ter to the George W. Gray Lumber Co., with a capital stock of iflo,000, with tho privilege of ! increasing to 11100,000. The in corporators are Mr, Goorge W. Gray, of Waycroes, aud Mr. Clias. K. Parry, of Philade 1 . phia. Iu llio case if L. B. Urvaii, tho Atlantic Coust Line police man, charged with the murder of King Ellison, the uegru Unit- was shot by the policeman while resisting arrest, and win. afterwards died in j il. Judge Parker granted bail in the suai of $1,600 Bond was furnished, and the case will come up fur a liearivg at the next lean of Ware supei i »r court. Office in »w Lott and Hitch Huildmx Lott «fc Hitch Buildlntr, W»ycros«, Ga JOHN W. BENNETT^ • Attorney-at-Law Office in Lou A Hitch building. •o rifor-i ienerai of the Brunswick Hircuu -tiycroM Ga- V iKl-FORDS. LAWYEK. New t ott BnUding: i Block. Waycross. Uoorrii . AWYER. ITCROSA, • • GkOKOIa. fh A kEYMLDS, uo-ieys iw.i • 'oiin'Mlhre-at-l**. i».ti .v. Hitch building. PHYSICIANS, Unlit l.i President Ko*»srvelt is »iu’ credited with beinjir a hum-'ii.* . in ripr. tirious fun,' no'hing i*r beat tbe follow iti&r lbat Ha wrote to Attorney-General Knox: •Under you it has been itterao true that the mightiest and hum blest in the land have alike had it brought, home to them tint! each was sum of the law's pro* the law if Ua did wronif —Jacks son villi* Times Union. a alkT:h a izi ar >2»e up itain Walker A Sit*'- on cv honrt 9 olOn. m., 3 10 4 * d ti o 8 p. m. Dr. W a ker’i it-iiceou '••iiuiore »treet. Dr. lamr'i it i.iwUihu -re »tre»*t Telephone cor • y-tia at offices and rwiJcncee -ho'ild i»e left at Sv»I» i’harinacv hi Hvhidvncv. Brunei Street, rvlephonc No. 140 R - sFDDING. Hhyiidan and Hurgeon. »tts« # over Star Hlothinel Store. Real, dence neat corner. Office hour* 8 '* * a. m 2 to 1 p. m. W. W. Ansley, Collector, N ewbro’s H erpicide VACATION TIME. Vacation time ahould bring rest. rcC* I vVTILL TJi ii) V HVl-t Nj.v'a.*>’< fjr?i3iliDa“Hair- reation and comfort; and comfort of the •olid and pleating va» Saver;’’ t wi.l not grow hair—nature does this— but by des- rkty means no high collar, no stitf hat and no—itching scalp troying the enemies of hair health, it enable* the hair to grow t is for this last discomfort that Newbro’a HerpicMe becomes *• nature intended—except in chronic baldness 5ave your siiniiner necessity. «s it amps itching of tbe scalp and Prickly Lairherpicide. Wonderful results follow its use heat almost instantly. Take Herpicide with you on your va- HOT WKATHEU TRuUBLES. During —* »tion. minute sudatory glands of tiie icalp are calle SCALP WARNING. Itching of the scalp is noLeo much a unishment for past neglect as it U a warning for the future. unless tlii-i growth minute sudatory glands of tiie icalp are called upon to perform creased . w r _^ und refuse mutter that would otb'e'rwiso clog up the — . , ie scalp. Incomplete e imination of refuse matter ,p. produces a hot and feverish condition of the scalp, familiarly known as Frick 1> Heut. for which Herpicide gives immediate IT 18 CONTAGIoi'8 It wa Prof IJnna. (ask yotir doctor [ f«lief Lathes will fi d Herpicide indispensible. it contains about him) who first pointed out that the t*ue cause of hair , rm ot microbe that lodges in the tcalp where it ...... ... lirnff Being of microliic origin the disease i nuces i COMKOUl'8 AND DELIGHTS •arily contagious hut Dr. Sabotiraud has recently called alien lion to the highly contagions nature cf dandruff, und the ne- isity of constant watchfulness to avoid it. Kill the dandruff germ with Herpicide. UN8TKRILIZKD PUBLIC HAIR-BRUSHES, says I r. A- grea-e, will not stain or dye. It is xquifcite iiair dros>ing that COOLS. T5LIO”*"'■* CANNOT DO WITHOTT IT. “1 have need New Dio's Herpicide con* stantly in my shop. In fact it is iin* posiihle to get along without it as it is an article of undoubted meiit When n customer once receiv e un application lie will thereafter always call for Her. Jly thU lie means that the eenn that c»us- picWe. It Is also very pleasant on the rs the disease is planted in the sculpof face after a shave or manage.’’ Cartar, are to blame for most of the bald' ness that is prevalent today. He furthei states that, “baldness begins in the youn<' , young men and that sometimes years elapse before the destruction is complete. Signed M. T. GRUBER Oftenville, 8. C. As Unhealthy Hair. A Healthy Hair. Cherokee Pharmacy, St 0r«| Stern $1.00. 3«n1 lOe. In stemps ta THE HERPICIDE CO., Detroit, Mleh., for eiaple. SPECIAL AGENTS. “Destroy the Cause—You Remove the Effect.” Me»t aeptM-tr f.vr naurtn,- t .»ti*nt«. tWrn ihnnuih Xiuuti X i'o. nrcvl' •frml *•*wit h.mt ch*nr*- hi the Scientific American. A tuu*an«B*lr tllaitrated weekly, larveet Mr coUtl.m of any eoientiSe Journal. Term*, U a tour moniU, |L M4 by all newwteatera rstSslp CASTOR IA f«r Infuts mA QUUm. Ill KM Yoi Hin Always BongU a*Mn* C&ytffiSs&i Radiant Beacty Complexions cf perfect purity are m Hancock's Liquid Sulphur. The v tulphur in the todet hasten know tunes, but much of its value was the discovery of Hancock’s Liquid Sulphur Mt oily does It predun a tkia smooth cad •ott at silk, hat itt ace as a hair hath will care all icilp diKiKi. promote a acw fiowth ot healthy hair tad atreaithca the coloriai matter Sj.'fJs’* ?.*; VAstsV'Zltam: phar at aay reliable dra| ttorc. Rutock's Uqild Sulphur Olotaeot files, RouthaeiaolVooc tad Hoods tad an Mi? kumti Iu u!1^m3 HAICOCX IgM SUINM CO. Died Away From Home. Miss Alma Hightower, aged years, died yesterday morn ing at 4:05 o’clock at the resi dence of Mr. and Mrs. (J. A. Fretwell, 117 Albany avenue, af ter an illness of three weeks witli fever. Miss Hightower and sister had been staying with their sister, Mrs. Ed. Fisher in the country, and came to Way cross to visit Mr. and Mrs. Fret- well. She was taken sick the day after her arrival, and at first no.alarm at her condition was felt, as it was thought to be a slight bilious attack. How ever, site grew worse and for the last three er font- days her con dition became alarming, and, at tiie time above stated, Iter soul (Hissed into tiie great beyond I lie deceased Mats a daughter of Rev. B. W. Hightower, who formerly resided in Waycross, hut who now lives in L:..'.tye“e county, Fla , and owing to the great istance from the railroad to wv.ere ho lives, the family could not lie apprised of the voting lady’s sad death in time for them to attend the funeral. Miss Hightower was a highly respect ed. Christian young lady, and her untimely death, under such peculiarly sad circumstances, is very much regretted. The re mains were interred in Kettle (’reek cemetery this morning at 10 o'clock. Dive Us The County. The following paragraph t9 clipped from ouo of our ex changes : Small counties are convenient, it is true, and Georgia has a greater number of them than any other state of her si*e. But those taxpayers who are in faTor of creating still other new coun ties should not lose sight ot the fset that county government cost a pretty penny, especially when they are yonng. SHB, if tie taxpayers directly concerned are willing to stand tbe cost it seems that the rest of tbe state would have small reason to kick | New ffBt-lne wMkoat thk < I alcaoiirc wa titty padu k i: | For*aampl. and book her. add,.,. THE TLOVD .’.inDICt-NS CO , DETROIT. MlCH. | idicotltin. SoltabTvu I Sample and book tree I SB FLOYD’S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS