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A Good Firm To Trade With
Is one that has at heart the interest of those who buy goods from it. There is in Waycross, a firm of this
kind. If you have never traded there you have been unfortunate, and the sooner you get acquainted with the
gentiemen who compose the firm, and those assisting them in the business, the sooner will you realize what you have
missed by not knowing and trading with them sooner. There is not a business house in South Georgia that has
increased its trade as rapidly as this firm Free stables and free water for your stock, low prices, honest weights
and measures every time, to say nothing of courteous attention, is what you get i.t
The Cash Grocery.
Cbc Evening Herald.
d, P. Parham, Sr.
a. P. Parham, Jr.
Cdlton and
PublU'iori.
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WAYCROSS. QA.. OCT. 29. 1904.
To Lecture Saturday Nlfbt, Do you need a new buggy or
Our people will b. vilely ,»■ Tb^
terested in the announcement ———
A Postponed Execution.
One* I waa down by Eagle creek, and X
Waa looking for a bone which I had hid
When suddenly I saw my master's kid
Pall off the bridge that's there. I beard
him cry’,
Aad I plunged In the creek and grabbed
him by
The collar and swam to the shore, and
when
I saw how weak and sick he was I ran
Off toward a house and barked until some
Went back and saw him. Then I heard
that Mr. Will D. Upshaw will
give his popular new lecture,
n. irnuiomii u (itUiWim'? ima. tutyt •■Climbing Upward” at the audi
torium Saturday night at 8
o’clock. Prof. Seigel will sing
and there will be a chorus by
some pretty school girls. The
prices will be only 35 and 15 cts
Mr. Upshaw w as for years on the
lecture platform,drawing crowds
like Gov. Bob Taylor and Sam
Jones, lie has won so many
friends that lie will doubtless be
greeted by a large audience
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
The Game of Zoology Afford. Much
Amusement For Boy. and Girl..
This game will give all the mora
amusement when played by boya
and girls, because they are not sup
posed to be skillful artists. If their
drawings, therefore, are somewhat
grotesque, all the better for the fun
of tile evening.
Get a large sheet of white card
board and hung it on the wall. Now
f ive to each player a piece of sil-
ouette paper about five inchea
Jaquarc and a pencil. ”fhe paper
chould be black on one side and
. Tee Czar had better end the
The Russians do not seem to or afc , east retjre the bn)tic
be governed by any rules of war, ^ If ^ have so 8Cared
common sense or decency. I thfi Russi(ln Bear A(lmirals that
* la rocket looks like a torpedo and
The Britisli navy is anxious to' u s i,j nR fl yo t iii< 0 a squadron of
tackle the Russians. They have vrarships, tho whole navy would
our permission to do so. die of fright at beholding tho
bright red sun on the mast of a
real warship. Some of theso
days wo may hear of the shoot-
podo b rah. in the English chan- ing of a p antom Japanese ves-
nol, but no ono believes it. j 8 cl in St. Petersburg.
Say I was just a mongrel cur, but he
Had fifty dollars he would give for me.
I can't begin to tell how that swim
Had tuckered me all out. and so I found
A br " s “’ * Di °“ n * ; white on the other.
Feu on my ears—a sound as faint and, In one corner of tho white side
a, if d i U.f had sutured on . Umb. | of the paper write the name of some
But. listening again. I heard a whine, I Animal—a (liticront one for each
° n JJ** bridge in an old floursack. (player, of course—and also the play*
With a big chunk of iron tied with twice. ‘
I found my pupMys. found tho bisssod , er * number. Direct the players
pack! ! then to draw with the pencil on the
«.r£i'b«. alr ' ' j White Bide of the paper the animals
l’v. never found how tboa. four pupa cot' assigned to them respectively, and
when tho drawings are completed to
thorn
She Furnished tho Will.
Tho Russian admiral says lie
was attacked by Japanese tor
Russia does not seem to bo a
Tile Herald acknowledges the
safe fellow to be allowed to run rocoption from Uon . Clark Uow .
loose with a gun in his hip e jj of a portfolio containing fifty
P ocltc t" cartoons by L. Gregg the Con-
. dilution's celebrated cartoonist.
The Japanese s ty they have B i s simply splendid in every re-
•„odo boats in tho North gpect Nothing near so good as |'
tl that the Russians are Mr. Gregg’s work on)the Const!-!
’ lying- j tution has a-, eared injthe South. |
| Wo coi
l'll o Russian iidmiru
tho'" ' lishflsl g bo its | torprTaing of aU*fe
j men of war. The the Constitution.
seems to have boon
r husband has given
-»nm,u.uv.,u „ It requires a pretty
, ,» wu.wl’IUtfvXrSrrXto.
ho young artist and that most «i- *taud that I have a strong will.
... . —i—•- ~apers, |
Th. Smart Brooktynit.,
cut them out.
The leader of the game then col
lects the figures and with paste or
mucilage attaches them to the card
board on the wall, the black side of
the figure out, and each figure with
ito number beside it.
Now give to each player a sheet
of paper with numbers written
down the left hand side, as many
numbers as there are drawings, and
ask them to write opposite to each
number the name of the animal that
the numbered figure is intended to
represent.
Hero is where thtf' fun comes in,
’ .ay of the drawings will prove
•n!h:r hard to make out. The
wiio guesses the greatest
number of animals receives ths
cardboard os a prize.
8cored Heavily on Clarence.
“You youug men are so deceitful
tnd so insincere I” sighed the pretty
maiden. “1 don’t know what to say.
, Clarence Hnrgus tells me I am
| worth my weight in gold. Think of
1 the nbeur”—
A Fortune In ■ v-ictu.a.
The other day in London theTe
was put up for sale in an art room
a portrait of a lady in a white mus
lin dress with yellow trimming by
Gainsborough on canvas 30 by 25
inches, an awful looking wreck, cov
ered with dirty varnish and having
two large holes in the canvas—as
unprepossessing an object as ever
came out of a rug and bone shop.
This picture, the property of an old
Indy at Worthing, had been hawked
about for some time, the owner be
ing anxious to realize $25 on it, but
no one apparently wanted it, and it
was taken to the art room, where its
merits were discovered. When put
up for sale it started at $1,000,
which in a couple of seconds had
reached $25,000, and in less than a
minute it was knocked down to s
purchaser for $45,000.
An Amber Harvest.
The tremendous gales which!
raged recently did the inhabitants
of some of the villages on the south
ern Baltic coast a very good turn,
large quantities of amber being
washed ashore by the waves. At
Uothencn,. for instance, amber
worth $6,000 was picked up, while
at other places there were satisfac-
loiy harvests of this valuable sub
stance.
i«*wkmr3»su*J3«j:*»J
laato, (ia., several tint class second
hand Frlclc Ecllpsa engines, boiler, and
saw mills. Tarmf easy.
• S-in-3md«
WANTED—bady or gentleman of fair
education to travel tor a Brm of
S‘Jb0,<’0<i capital. Salary 51072 per
year and expenses paid weekly.
Ada res. with atitmp. J. A. Alex-,
under, Waycross. lid. tfdw
WANTED.—Iudustrlons man or wo.
man as permanent representative
uf big manufacturing company, to
luutt after it. business In this conn,
ty and adjoining teirltory. Bust,
ness successful and established.
Salary SCO 00 weekly and expenses.
Salary paid weekly from home.
Expense money advanced, Exper.
lenee not essential. Enclose self,
addressed envelope. General Man.
ager, Como Block. Chicago, tfdw
There will be no .charge of ad
mission to the fair grounds after
6 o’clock in the eveniug. At this
h iur the electric lights will be
turned on, and the gates thrown
open to the public, who will be
admitted free of charge. In all
the midway shows special exbib-
Don t fail to see our stock of ^ itions will be .given', which will
wagons, buggies harness, etc , continue until a late hour. The
B. H. Thomas | trie light bulb*.
Atlantic k mm Ballwap com
Time Table Effective July 24th, 1904.
• | Which would you rather bo— i “In gold!” exclaimed young
either drunk or badlv frightened, j The Russian war ships are: truly great or really smart?” Spoonamore, with indignant terror.
,shooting nt everything in sight. I,*®!" 8 ' 1 ,; °* couree ” “Pulsatilla, you are worth your
* 'So far, however, they have, "}}.*%’*” . , , weight in radium!”
Tom Taggart says the battle judged every target except a few! „o onf^ S&Vj&ff&S
is won and that Parker will be fishing boats. : smart you can mnkc_people think ~
president If Tom’s prophecy, — ’ ' “ ~
comes true wo are in favor ofi Taggart says he has tho iepub-
him for president four years | icans skinned Better sell the
hence.—Madison Advertiser. skin at once.
I that you’re great.”—Brooklyn Ea- w e will be glad to hive visi-
j'' 1 ’' — , tors make our store’ their h ad-
I Harrow, aad Wlra Fencing at pries. <1 Barters when visiting tho fair.
I m plea « the consumer. B H. Thoms., B. H. Thomas
Quickest and best line to Macon, At
lanta, St Louis and all points West.
Finest equipment in the South. Coach
es Elecrric Lighted, with Fans in sum
mer and Steam Heat in winter, making
travel comfortable and easy.
Tickets on sale to all points iu the
United States.
If you are contemplating a trip, ask
our agent for information—we may be
able to save you money and time.
Trains
Let/; t ycross
8:30 a 01-5:00 p m
Dally.
Trains
Arrive 1/ cross
11:15 am-d:35 pm
H. C. McFADDEN, K. B. POLLARD, Ticket Agt.
General Pasaenger Agent. J. M. WHITSITT, Freight Agt,
Lott, Fain & Co„
FURNITURE!
Fine Furniture, Cheap Furniture, Ail Kinds of Furniture!
W. can furnish your house Iron, tho kitchen to th. nttlc nt« very small cost to yon. It you haven't *>, ,h. money pay cosh, remember on, troOe mnrk.
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD.”
LOTT. FAIN & CO.
THE BIG STORE.