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Gco'gia—\VareCou tv H* 8 B«H>th. d iriuMtri'* r ■ I ;||- tate • t 3 D M *!u. d»* , r»— due t<»r»n njv eI for |. «%v -»t. reil Vitale belongtcg o ni! • >t Till*»« ther*f r* »o ci'vft i j.r<i < - . cerned to show rawe, it xm they c why faid H)ipiiiatioa nhoui-i rf r gran'ed «* my liHtid and official si r J>ct‘.ber3 1904, W’abke.v Lon\ O dim Commissioner's Hale* By virtue of a final decree rendered in be Circuit Court of the l T nit d Sute* for the -on them IU*t.lei »»f w ruia. *L»uth we-tern Division, dtt'el the 1 At«I»y ••f.luij Un«4. n the Hindi ury peiitiou i.f Wiiiuu H Scott, Receiver, v- Mary J Mi-Quaig, to /• red » c a ipoitKtiyc in the tvis-«»: J ;j . - liuildi. ,. npoint.il In 'ahi 1, the » Associaii i lAUa A LITTLE NONSENSE WJtat tinned rt of a dd defend ►aid final det ret xiatit having mi! ^rgia- J me* K*i I'eul Jim uKim i:i due t rm of- iu.v for e,ve to a th * real e-tnt« of said dec<*ae. d All piraons concern >) nr» her*]>v-rc quited to ahoiv eau >n the Court <• Ordinary of -aid c un v on the || Monday in November next if any thn can why xsid *ppl f c*'tion should not it grauied Thla October 8, 19D4 84 Warren Lott, 0 «l nm Georgia—Ware County 1 he a. prabers appointed to set apart a twelve montha fuppnrt for the famiiy of VV W Beach, deceased, having fi.,d their return, all persons concerned are hereby cited and rtquired to abow c .use in the Court of Ordinary of mid County, on the first Monday ity November next, why the application for said twe te montha support should not be g'un»ed. This October 8,1904 Warren Lott, Ordinary. Georgia—Ware County W R Beach and Charle* G Edward* having applied to the Court of Ordinary of said County tor permanent letters of administration on tbt estate of W W Beacb, late of said Cuuu'y, deceased. All persons concerned are required to show cause in raid Court by the first ••Monday in November next, If any they can, why said application should not be granted. Thi* October 3. 1904 Warren Lott, Ordinary. uul having failed t<- pay t uity <'tnrulne,l In md final do rm»n to the ienu* thorcbl' will i Wayurois. before th-* ‘’ourt of the t 'ou - tv of Wore. Mat- of .....xia. bet 4 F, Mug the find duv of taut mo th, to the high«*#t bidder, for cash, all and singular io the following described property, to*wit: All that tract oi pirt-elof laud situate, lying and being in the town of Manor. County of Wure. rnd Htnts ; f<«eor ia being . land I. >t number 305, in the 8th DUt.dctof •aid County, and known ns lot numb r(] iii'heto.vnof Manor, fronting 00 lect on tVe right of way of the Sav.mnuh Florida ai d ,\ extern Knilwny und extending buck wtili sum- width us from, 230 feet, hounded as follow*; O.t the west by land of W. K Booth, on he south by James street, on the east bv lands of T, J. Jumes on the north by Want aventt*, being all and the same lands and premises conveye i by T J -umes to M J McQuaig. October 15.1301. by deed recorded in book “L," page 60 ot tbo public land records of said Ware county, Georgia and now to be sold as the property of vtaryJ. McQunig. bald sale subject ui the c wfirmnilm by the court. O.vEN R REILLY, (inmnilnlonpr Quaker City Girl Knaw About Punctuation, . A Philadelphia schoolgirl said to her father the other night: “Daddy, I’ve got a sentence I'd like to have you punctuate. You know something about punctuation, Bulwer. don’t you ?*’ “Yes, a little, aid her cautious parent ns lie took the slip of paper she handed him. This is what lie read: “A five dollar bill flew around the corner.” He studied it carefully and finally said: “Well, 1\1 simply put a period after it, like this.” “I wouldn’t,” said the high school girl. “I’d make a dash after it.”— Public Ledger. Advancing Women. Georgia—Ware County D. R. Walker having applied to the Court of Ordinary of said County for permanent letters of administration on the estate of W W Jordan, late of sa*d County, deceased. Ail persons concerned are require! to •bow cause io said Court % by the first Monday io November next, it any they can, why said application should not be gran’ef. This Octobei S, 1904 .. Warren Lott, Ordinary Commissioner's Sale. By virtue of a final decree rendered 'In tue Circuit Court of*the United States for tne Southern District of | Georgia, Southwestern Division, dated " the 1st day of July 1904, in the ancil lary petition of William H. Scott, Re ceiver ys. T. J. James, to forectoje * mortage In the ease of J. William Flinn. at al., ys. Interstate Build lug and Lsan Association, of Atlanta, Georgia, In wnicn tne undersigned was appointed commissioner to iuaxe •ale of the property herein after des cribed in the event of default on part of said defendant to make pay ment as in said final decree Divi ded, and said defendant having made default and having failed to pay the sum required of him In said do* ,cree, this undersigned acting as com missioner nuderand by virtue of tne authority ooutsmed in said final de cree and pursuant to thd terms there of, will make sale In Wayoroaa before the Court House door of the Count? cf Ware, State of Georgia, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 4 P. M. on the first Tuesday In November, be ing the first day of ssii month to the highest bidder for cash all and sin* gular to the following described pro* pert? to wit All that track or parcel of land situated lying and being in the to*n of Mano*, County of Ware and state of Georgia; being a portion of tbe southeast corner of land lot number 809 in the 8th district of or iginally Appling, now Ware county Georgia, described as follows, front ing 75 feet on the right of way of the Ssvannsh Florida and Western Rail road, and extending back with uni* form width, 81 feet, being a port.ouof the lands and premises conveyed tu T. J, JamCS by B M. Jameson September 0th. 1884, by deed recorded In Book *'N”. page 420 of the public records of said Ware County, Georgia ; The par cel of land heroby conveyed is known as lot number 1 in said town of Man or, and a store bouse is at present lo cated thereon. To be sold as tbe prop erty of the aaid T J .Tame*. Bale sub ject to confirmation by the c OWEN F. REILLY, Commissioner. Commissioner 9 * ;,nale. By virtue of a final decree rendered in the Circuit Court of the United Stats* for the SoutUtrn District of Georgia Southwestern Dividon dated the in davofJu y, 1U04. In the and lury petition of William H. Scott, Receiver, vi. 0. L, MoOugtg, to foreolos* a mortgage in the ca*e of J william Flinn, etal.. vs Interstate Building end Loan As sociation. of Atlanta Georgia, in which the underei;ned wa* appointed coniml sioner to make sale of the property hereinafter i|e* M-rilwd in the ev£ut ot default on the part ot >aid defendant to tnuke payment ns in said final decree provided; anil said defen dant having mode default and having fail ed to pay Me turn required of him in said decree, the undersigned noting as commis sioner. under and by vl i gtll fl vLfrVT,f'nhoH. ty contained in said ANSI '♦fferee. »«d. pur suant to tbe terms thereof, will make sule lu Wav cross before the -Von ifrtouW door of the County of Ware Sate of Georgia, between the hours of 10a in. und 4 p in on the first Tuesday in November, being the firtt day of said month, to the highest bidder for cash, ail and singular to tbe fol lowing described property to wit: All that tract or parcel of laud situate, lying and being in the town of Manor, in the county of Ware aud State of Georgia, a part of land lot number 372 of the 8th district of said county, known as lot numb r 3 In the plan of said town, and fronting 40 feet, and extending hack with uuiform width 80 leet; bounded on the 8outb and West by land of T J James ; on the east by land of W K Booth; and on the north by right of way of the Savannah Florida and Western Railway. Being all and the same premi ss conveyed to O. L McQitslg by R J. McQnsig 8cpt. 80, 1805. by ueed rccotdcd In book page 10 of tbe records of Wsre County. Georgia. Also, all tbat tract or parcel of land situate, ly- Ligand being in the town of Manor, County of Ware. State of Georgia, in a part of land lot 872 of 8th District, fr mtlng 330 feet on the touili side of James Street, and extend Ing back south with uniform width, along west side of Mill street, 210 feet, being a.I See B.‘ H. Thomas when you need wire fencing of any kind. All women are good—good for someth ng or good for nothing, — Oi vantes ■ What is a woman? On’y one of nature’s agreeable blunders.— ’En^iiio 1 evidently inton* preclude diplomatic quibbling oti tho part < f Russia in the nettle* m*?nt of the recent outrngr. Do you need a new buggy or a wagon v Get our |-rives befon 'buymgeJsewloiv. iJ. H Thomai Arolhi»r etuageiuent bet wot Japs and Russians expected i any nioment. Harrows and Wjr© Fencing at pr.ces that will please the con sumer. D. H. Thomas. A beautiful woman is a prac tical poem, planting tenderness hope and eloquence in all whom, she approaches.--Emerson. Don't’fail^to* see our*stock of wagons, buggies harness, etc., when visiting the Waycross Fair. B. H. Thomas. Dch cured in 30 minutes by r oolford’s Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. t‘o?d by Gem Phar macy, Waycross, Ga, Wo will be glad to have visi tors make our store their head quarters when visiting tho fair. B. H. Thomas. $100--lJr. E. Dec th on’s Anti- urelic may be worth to you more than $100 if you have a child who soils beddiug from iii- ci rftinence of waterduring sleep. Cure9 old and young alike. It arrests tho trouble at once. $1. Sold by the Gem Pharmacy, Way* cros v a Ga ONE FULL QUART OF WHISKEY FREE Wo know tho tncanln.t of word* oivt will do oa wo M r, W« rU.M t* l"» tLo WhLLt-f lloao* mmi lb ••“**0. w^ULcjr fc. JJv»»/> If I.OUJI,* laltlat*. Wiluc mad ptr tu t U'o »niv i.L.u nr Li mi l ui, r *Tr^ r ^ iu ^ > .^ * >vor s 11 TOorOM.** H i’ N*iionol^tu»k <• 'i'l l-i) Your wq oamplo ImuiL, cm, ckJlucorY- ocww oo l • drtNUItiR rt!o»—oil f.TTSS.u:;. It l«4eni oro S*0or w.t* turuirit LwtM.tjr foil juort Luulto on r»- crlpi of 911 und k-lro frro rorkoMTw*.rtri„iot,;» iim- «w».J HBC 4Sef s S«.8Ri.tt9P-> to O. L. McQuaU on September 80, 1805 by deed recorded in Book ’•N,” page 17. of tbe records of said Ware County, Georgia. of esld O. L. McQ taig. Harper McDouaiu ys. L»n» LintrOnMo- Djnsld, libel for divorce. In .Ware Superior court, Nov. Term. 1004 I ho -lof-udaut, L)'i* Li’itoti McDms aid, ishereoy required to appear ui tho November term, next, of said court, on tbe first Monday in November, to .»ns* w**r plaintiff’s libel for divorce. To de* fault of such aopesraoke, the court •rill proceed as to justice shall ®PP«f % ttlo. Witness. tb« Honorable T A. Parker, judge of said court, this 80 day of September, 1904. E. J. BERRY, Clerk. GEORGIA—WARE COUNTY. Tue appraisers appointed to net apart a twelve months’ support for the family of'J. D Brantley, deceased, having filed their return, all persons concerned ere hereby cited und re- nired to show canto In the Court of Irdinarv of asl'l county, on the first Monday in October next, why the aps plication for said twelve fnonth’s tops port a .oj*ld not be grantor. This September. 5 1904. WARREN LOTT. 4t Ordinary of Ware County, Commissioner’s Sale. By virtue of s final decree rendered in the Circuit Conrt of the United States for the Southern District of Georgia, South western Division, dated the lstdsv of Jnljr, 1004 in the ancillary petition of Wi.Hatn H. Scott. Receiver, vs J L Crawley, to fore • close a mortgage in the esse of J William Flinn. e* al. vs. Interstate Bnilding and hereinafter described in the evsut fault on the part of said defendant to make payment as in said final decree provided; an<1 said defendant having made default and having failed to pay the sam required of him In Mid decree the u.^lw#igned act ing as commissioner, under and by virtue of the authority contained in said final de cree and punuant to the terms thereof, will make sale in We*oro«, before th* Court House door ot the County of Ware, State of -Georgia, between the hour* of JO a. m. and 4 p. m , on the firrt Tueedsj in November, being the first day of said month, to the highest bidder, for cash.all and singular to tbe following deacrfOed omperty to*wft: All that tractor parcel of land situated. lying and being in the City of Waycross. County •f War«. an l State of Georela, a part of land lot 156 in the 8th District Ware ' County, described a* follows: (fronting8*4 feet on th* north side of Butler street, awl extending back north between two unopen ed rtreets with uniform width, a distance ot 225 feet; being a part of the premf-ea convened to J- L. f rmwley by Juot l»tt on April I5tb, 1866. and now sold as tbe prop erty of the said J. L. Crawley. i ; Said sale subject to confirmation by lbs 816 Ovii F. Kxnxv. Commissioner. Georgia, WareCountr. E'lxsbeth Morton versus Albert Mor ton, Llboi for divorce. The defendant Albert Morton la hereby required to appeal at the Su- p *rlor court of said county on the first Monday in November, next, to answer the petition to which this process is annexed. * In default whereof the said court will proceed as to justice shall apper tain. Witness the Honorable T. A, Parker judge o* 8iid. Court. Thla 29i h day of Sept., 1904. E. J. BERRY. Clk. Sup. C>urt, Ware County, Georgia. Rebel Id Six Flours. Distressine Kidney and Blad der Disease relieved in six hours hv “New Orea*. South American Kidney Cure.” It is a great surprise ou account of its eX' ceqdlng promptness in relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys or back, in ma'eor femsle. Relieves retention of water almost iramo- diately. If yon want quick re. Ii»f and enre this is Hie remedy. Sold by Gem I’horfnacv, Wav- rross, Ga. Free to Molten—A box of Dr. Teethlna. (Twilito, Powder) will I* writ ,o any mother without charge hr Kiting Dr C/Moffett, St. Loul*. Mo .trim, th* ntme ol her ilrneriit not k*epin, it Tee. thine «M, dlmtioir, regnUtei the howel.. ov-reo’i e. end oountemrtt the effiict. of symmer'e fleet, and melees leetnfnf euy. She—I see by the papers thnt a woman has got successfully through the bankruptcy court. He—Great Scott! The women sre crowding the men out of every profitable business nowadays. The Cheerful Giver. “Ya-aa, bre’ron,” said Br’cr Jas per as ho closed the book, “do Lawd tub do cheerful giver. Las' Sun’y Br’cr Jenkins dun gib SO cents to pay fo’ whitewashin’ de pastor', fence, an’ de Lawd lub him so h. dun took him home to glory today.” —New York Tiuea. A New Ailment Dickey—Ma, what do they e«U that old preacher “doctor” for? Mother—Why, my .on, ho is-a doctor of divinity. ■ Dickey—Well, I’d liko to know what kind of a disease that is.—lAp- pincott’s. . - Taking in Interest “You think that every young man onght to taka an interest in poll* tics?” “Certainly,” answered Senator Sorghum, ’’it he can buy it cheap enough.”—Washington Star. Hit Peculiar Duties. “Yes, he’, the reviser of plays for the ayndicate.” “What docs he do?” “Cuts out all tho dialogue and puts in girls and electric lights.”— Cleveland Plain Dealer. Ail His Own. She—I don’t like you to talk that wav about my mother. _ He—I’m talking about my-moth- cr-in-law, not yours. I guess I con tslk as I please about my own.— Philadelphia Press. Dodging ths Question. “Is trade pretty good?” we asked the great merchant. “Well,” he replied—a bit evasive ly, we thought—“the .tore is crowd ed every day with lady •hoppers.”'— Syracuse Herald. Knows Its Vslus. Gildeck—What I told Hobba is a elosc political secret. Ha won’t giva it away. Swifter—Not be; he’ll sell IT to the opposition.—Yonkers States man. • Wall From Wall Street. Builem—Well, old man, what did yoa realize from your lost invest ment? Lambly—That 1 was a chump, si usual.—Cincinnati Enquirer. Tho Barefoot Summsr Boy. Now the wear, millionaire 8<*ks a runtl ranch. Envyln' the barefoot boys Wadin' In tb« branch l **Bplaah:" (roc* th* water; Th* rlpf)i«;* dance for Joy, And. oh, to b« a lad again, , A barefoot summer boy I Oh. dew daehed, daisied meadow* tweet calling far swajr. Pelt oa with your Moesoms To one sweet, restful day! •Atlanta Constitution. (EDITOR’* NOTK)-U.fnr«r*r»nUM th. »>*.*• whl.k.y kdT.rtlonm.fi t to kffir lq o.t «<«? th. Arm through th.fr ffknh.rt. \V» .hmfufl/ mhIutm tU^t, M * rr.cad. iu L„j « ui.i m kM* k«* IwsJtota to .nl*r oampl. lot. hUI I like ta see them dodgs and run and hear them squeal In dread; I Uke to pusn them Into drifts and scrub their faces red. Out, say, tbls Isn’t nice a bit I X'va had about enough. /**>' The winter la no fun at all when gfrta wHl play so rough: • -Annie WUlla McCullough In 8L Nlob* C. C. Butler, The Original Mai! order Man Of Jacksonville, Fla. ;.C.Butlci E-Sj OLD lARYLAf JYE lACKSOfJvIui.FlOlli Sour Stomach Ns appetite, Isa ol etnnglh. MfVOtttnsss, headache, oonstipatlon, bad breath, cen^rat debility, sour rite Inf*, and catarrh ot tha stomach are •II due to Indlfsstton. Kodol curst Indlyextlon. Thla new discovery repre- •snta ths natural juices of digestion •* they axlst In a healthy stomach, combined with tho greatest known tonic «nd reconstructive properties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cura does not only cure In digestion and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy cures ell stomach troubles by clesnstof, purifying, sweetening and strengthening tho mucous membranes lining tbs stomach WANTS YOUR BUSINESS REND FOR OUR If.LUnTRATKD PRICK 1.18f . Competition courted. A few nf our leading brand* ere: Old Kentucky 14.00. Metropolitan Club, Tour full quarts for $4.nu. Uiil«>n County, a first class family whiskey, Tour f*»»i quarts fir 83.0). Fine, o d Mountain Corn, four full quart* for $3 2-V Genuine Imported Holland Gin. four full quarts for 83.75. We pay Express charges on sD Hie above. _ A Largs and well Bslecjcd Stock of * , , Wine?, Beers. Liquors and Clears i.lw ys on h.nd. ~ „ Your kintlj nitron age ia aoUtitcd,