About Weekly edition of the Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 190?-1908 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1905)
Advert, cements. Grace-Urantloy—Locals. The Cash Grocery—Chan VVE FEEL SOMEWHAT EMBARRASSED By the compliment* being paid us by tome of our substantial patrons... Well, there is one thing sure, and that Is, it it makes us blush we will not let It increase the size of our heads or diminish the size of our hearts. The truth Is it will help us to be still more strenuous In our efforts to serve the public right, for we believe a good name Is more preferable, If seasoned with the saving salt of a clear conscience than would be much ill-gotten gain. We started out In the beginning with the determination that the peo ple of Waycross and surrounding country should realize that our meth od of doing business would make it really unnecessary for us to .even quote prices, knowing that we will always sell them goods as low as can be done to realize a legitimate and living profit. Don't take our word for It, but just ask those who have traded with us, both In town and country, and tee what they have to say about it, and If after trying us a while and you find you are not saving money, drop us like you would hot coals In summer time, and trade elsewhere. That's the way we do at THE CASH GROCERY. WOODI WOOD) Good Seasoned Wood. Any Length Desired. W. J. GASSETT, apbone 103. 14 Thomas. St. RIFLES EXCURSION. Big Crowd Carried to St. Augustine On Annual Picnic. Nine coaches, almost entirely fill ed with excursionists, composed the “Rifles special" tt> St. Augustine this morning. The crowd was a jolly one, and every one was looking forward to another one of the delightful outings which are always found on‘the annual picnics of the Waycross Rifles. The attendance today was slightl; smaller than hast year, but the mini her will more than be made up by Folkston people who will board the train at that place. It is said that between lOrt and 150 tickets had been sold at Folkston, and two special cars had been reserved Tor their Quite a number of people also came over from Blackshear this morning and went through to St. Augustine on the special. The exact number of tickets sold from Waycross were 262 wholes and 42 halves, against 200 wholes and "G halves last year. PERSONAL. iponst* is spared in the mnnu of Blue Ribbon extracts. Lem vanilla positively the finest >ney and experience can pro- -Takes less and flavors feet I v Big shipment pretty hosiery received at Grace-Brantley Co. just UNCLAIMED LETTERS. OF LOCAL INTEREST. New white lawns today. Toumans Mercantile Co. Willie Folks, # who accidently fell •with his knife ‘open some days ago and accidently stabbed himself, is able to be out again. Big lot new ribbon. Grace-Brantley Co. Ask your fcaocer for a can of Bull Head tomatoes, and you will becon- Ylnced that they are the finest toma toes packed. tf New tan Oxford Ties, for ladies In today. Toumans Mercantile Co. See the values in embroideries we are selling at 10 cents a yard. Grace-Brantley Co. I am now In charge of the market formerly conducted by H. T. Williams at No. 5 Haines Avenue, and will ap preciate your patronage. Meats from 6 to 12% cents a pound. Prompt deliveries. Telephone 183. 2t Ed Hlghsmtttf. All our fine white goods at bargain prices. Grace-Brantley Co.* • • • Mr. U. N. Brodie, who has been with the P. N. Harley Hardware Co. for tome time, is now with the well known furniture establishment of Lott, Fain ft Co. Mr. Brodie Is well known to the trading public, and this firm Is fortunate in securing hts services. • • • Special values In 5 and 10 cent em broideries. Grace-Brantley Co. • • • A lady had a narow escape from being run over yesterday evening by a train at the Gilmore street crossing, near the fire station. Luckily, the e^^ieer saw the lady In time to re- vSe the engine, and this was the on ly thing that saved her from being Instantly killed. As It was, the en gine brushed the lady's dress as she stepped from the track. We carry the best hosiery in town. 8pecial values In black and white lace hose at 25 cents a pair. Grace-Brantley Co. The recital of Miss Underwood's Music Class will be given Friday ev ening at the school auditorium at 8 o’clock. All interested, friends and patrons, will be welcomed. Admis sion 16 and 25 cents. The following is a list of the tin claimed letters in the Waycross post office for the week ending. .Tune 11: MEN. Jos. Alexander. Jack Axuni. B. Byrd, Nathan Brown. Leon Cope. Homer Ellis, M. E. Evans, Geo. B Flndlav. .T. P. Fluler. David M. Gaze. L. R. Geiger. P. P. Hat lit way. H. J, Herring. G. H. Holman, Geo. M. Hop kins. Calvin Johnson. Daniel Jones. P. Jones, R. H. King. R. K. Kay, Enoch TsOlhern, C. C. Moore, Edw. Morris, Henry Merritt, F. M. Miller, S. Miller, Kinard Moyers. J. J. Murphy, S. S. V. Morrison. W. W. Mil- ton. P. F. McClendon. Wm. McQuaig, Charley O'Quinn, P. L. Robinson, Ed die Rich,'A. ,T. Swont, E. H. Strick land. S. B. Tison, S. T. Tucker, W. O. Webb, Mr. Wlnne.v, John Williams, D. White, Henry Williams, C. C. Williams, C. W. White. WOMEN. Floren Burkhalter, Hattie Brown, Mrs. Vick Booth, Mrs. Andrew Cour- son, Mrs. Clark, Lenora Culverson, Mrs. C. V. Everett, Eliza, Fleming Mrs. Hamp Floyd, Mrs. V. E. B. Ful ler, Ellen Green, Mrs J. B. Hender son, Luvlnla Hayward. Sallle Hamil ton, Mrs. C. M. Howell, Annie Price Johnson, Mrs. J. E. Jones, Francis Ly on, Mattie Murray, Mrs . A. M. Martin, Sallle Milton, Ann Nelson, Lizzie Near, Emma Odom, Eva Potkln, Mrs. A. V. Sloppy, Rena Sin gleton, Stella Taylor, Lizzie Thom as, Eliza Williams, Miss Medio Wlltes. CHAS. E. MURPHT, Postmaster. sistt Miss Addle Ha visiting her mon, on Reed for Cordele. on. who has r. Mrs. J. A. left this morning Aside from giving your desserts the famous “Blue Ribbon" flavor”, It Is actually cheaper in the long run t use Blue Ribbon extracts, lemon and vanilla. "Takes less and flavors perfectly." Mr. and Mrs. W. B. L. Lanier have returned from a stay at Tybee and Atlantic Beach. For the present they are hoarding with Mrs. Charlie Johnson 911 Folks street. Mr. A. Sessoms has rented a cot tage at Saluda. N. C. and his family will leave soon for that place to spend the summer months. Mr. H. C. McFadden. general freight id passenger agent of the Atlantic & Birmingham Railway, was in Thom- tville yesterday. Judge J. L. Sweat went to Nashville is morning to attend an adjourned term of Berrien Superior Court. Mr. Cecil Stanton Won Medal. Mr. Cecil Stanton, who has been at- ndittg Emory College, won the Freshman essay medal at the corn- moment exercises which came to ml yesterday. Mr. Stanton is son of Mr. and Mrs. V .1*. Stan ton, and is one of the brightest young / men ever raised in Waycross. As an j orator, ho bids fair fo become one of I ost in the South. 1 10, 12. 13. H, 15, hi Tax Receiver This May 20th, 1905. You Don’t Like to be \\ hipped Out >0(1 will do some whipping to make time. Your horse must oe urg ed at times. Kwry man with a horse needs a whip. Kveiy m ils needs ran he supplied at ,.ur stole THE J. A. JONES BUGGY CO. Waycross, Georgia. A'WordifolhtiWise Century Dictionary better than the otherwise. Cur word today is “Advertise, Advertise in the HERALD WANT COLUMN. Advertise for anything you want, and the HERALD WAN.T COLUMN will get it for you if it to be had. HERALD WANTS are for every one: this includes you. Let a HER ALD WANT AD find what you want, ■iMBWEDRSm in*m.v | Want Column WANTED—AN office carriers. Apply at Hen BOARDERS V. AN ers can be nceomnu rates for summer i tile boarders. Apply tied lit reduce nths. Also ta- » 20 Reed St New shipment 10 and 12%c In dian head New shipment, double idth Indian head. 10 and 12%conts today. Youmans Mercantile Co. The Masonic I^odge at Brunswick 111 confer the Master's degree on Hon. W. G. Brantley and Judge Jo seph W. Bennett on Juno The members of the Waycross Lodge of Masons have been Invited to be present and a numbr of them •111 probably go. Every Lodge In the Brunswick Judicial Circuit been Invited and there will he n large gathering of Masons. FOR SALE—New Home so machine, drop head, good as Apply to T. E. Mixon. FOR SALE—Double team Ice on with best established Ice route In city. Good reasons for selling, formation at Herald office. Extra quality white lace hose, for ladles, 25 to 50 cents per pair. Grace-Brantley Co. Letter to Commissioner W. S. Booth. Manor, Ga. Dear Sir: Mess. Leach man & Ed- elln, Grafton, W. Va., had been selling a paint, which they thought well of; 'nd this had occurred: They had sold a customer 18 gal lons of It to paint his house. A few years later, they sold the same man Devoe lead-and-zlnc the same number of gallons to paint the same house. He had seven gallons left. Th£ point of the tale is: 11 gallons Devoe paints an lp gallon house. Of course that Isn't all. Why does 11 gallons Devoe go as far aa 18 gallons of other paint? Be cause It Is all paint, all true, no sham, and full measure. But that Isn’t all. Devoe lasts lon ger. No, no, you haven't got to wait ten years to find that out. Ten thou sand people know It. We’ve got their names. Our agents know them. They think a heap of Devoe. There’s no difficulty In showing your towns people what to expect of Devoe. $10 will paint a $15 house; and the paint ’ll last twice as long. Yours truly, F. W. Devoe ft Co. The P. N. Harley Hardware Co. sell our paint. Death of Mrs. D. R. Walker. Mrs. Walker, wife of chairman D. R. Walker, of the county board of ed ucation, died Tuesday at her home between Waltertown and Elsie. The deceased was 58 years old and had only been sick a short time. The funeral and Interment occurred yes terday. Besides her husband, Mrs. Walker Is survived by her chHdren and a large circle of relatives and friends. Notice. The last day of June la the last day that you can get a street tax receipt for the year for'$2J)0. On the first day of July the price will be $3.00. This ordinance will be strictly en forced. J. W. COLLY, tt jg City Marshal. Mr. W. R. Smith, an expert piano tuner and repairer of pianos and or gans, is in the city from Cordele, and will remain here several clays, clers for Mr. Smith’s services left at J. R. Knight’s music store will be promptly attended to. Mr. Smith was assistant to C. H. Smith, who was twelve years Head Tuner, for Phillips & Crew Company, of Atlanta, and re commended by LaGrange Female Col lege, Georgia Normal and Industrial School, and Arabl and Douglas Col leges. Physicians recommend the use of American Beautv GInirer Ale. manu factured by the Waycross Bot tling Works. It equals any of the Imported. The wagon of the Waveroas Bottling Works will leave i ©nse at your residence or place of business upon receipt of telephone message No. 165. A tt From the Revised "Psalm of Life.” Art Is long and time Is fleeting— Glitters now the jeweled Miles? I<ast time that he gave us greeting Was to make a talk on styles. Trust mo future .however pleasant; By the past t will be dimmed; Schley Is out of It at present, Peffer’s whiskers have been trim med. Once a raging, roaring lion Seeking something to devour, Now the harmless Mr. Bryan Talks at such-ap-rice per hour. Richmond Pearson Hobson, also, Lost the fickle public's praise. Why does Glory call and bawl so. Then forget In thirty days? Fates of great men thus remind us That the ladder which we climb Holds a host of men behind us Who raeout to beat our time. Cut It out—there’s nothing doing. Fame is but a changing shout; There Is always trouble brewing— Soon tho spotlight fllchers out. —Chicago Tribune. PRESCRIPTION S—A prescription clerk should be as trustworthy as s pilot on an ocean liner, or nn express train engineer. We set Just about that standard at this storo. Yo will find our cash plan a great mono saver. Brinson & Hay. FOR RENT—Nice seven room holts* corner Alice St. and Brunswick live nue. M I,. Moore. C-9-5t BLOODHOUNDS FOR SALE — Three registered English Bloodhound pups for sale. Will sell singly or a* a whole. Ask for price and pedigree Scott Beaton, Waycross, Ga. 7-4t. WANTED—A capable Insurance man to accept a general agency tract direct with the company Southeastern part of stato with head quarters at Waycross. Liberal bro kerage commissions with maximum renewals, continuous and non-forfeit- able, to party who can produce a reasonable amount of business We issue an* unusually salable line of pol icies. Company, which has Just en tered Georgia, is attaining a remark- able growth, this year writing three times the volume of business secured last year. Get In on the ground floor. Inter-State Life Assurance Co., of In- dlannpolis, F. M. Dancy, Mg’r., Em pire Building, Atlanta, Ga. FOR 8ALE—A 52-acro farm, one mile south-west of Waycross. 35 acres cleared and half stumped. Good 6-room dwelling, barn, Btalls, shelters, etc. Has good water, shade trees, fruit trees, grape vine, etc. This place can be obtained at a bargain by applying soon. Information at Her ald office. 6-12-tf. THE STATE LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND. la an Old Lina Lift Insurance Com pany. Its Policies give Gath, Paid-up, !/>an and Extension Values. Its Policies pay Annual Dividends to reduce pre miums. When paid up, policyholder gets income from company annually for life. Policies Guaranteed by State De posit-Comptroller General Wright says, deposit law very best guarantee that policies will be paid at maturity. DEPOSIT $2,700,000,00. Increased annually. Policy gives An nuity Option which provides llfo time support to wife and children. Insure with State Life Insurance Co. and get guarantee. V. L. STANTON, Manager,.. Waycross, Oa. The decorator man may give the physician points as to doing the re lief work. A woman's recollection of the past usually is based on the impression she desires to create. Ask THE HeriALO about any kind of printing. ^ £ W. A. Mortimer & Co. 8uccesssors to R. O. Moore ft Co. Livery, Feed And Sale Stables. Fine Teams and Prompt 8ervice Day or Night Your Patronaga Solicited. W. A. Mortimer & Co. 'Phono No. (3. Alice Strsot Noor Ctnol. W i'l Cut IJ-C i c-t l';i l Hearing. The time is here for Lawn -•v. More and Garden Tools. 1 • i 1 i»uy them IS Hardware <2o*s. [•■)!• ratoro. 8-t onr l.ne it (c < ) < i .• Ki- j J:; Wait Cool Water Hoads Hi© Lis of Slimmer Necessities. We have the Water Coolers in many different Sizes und Colors. Galvaniz- ed . r forcelain Lined. Stone or wood fibro ones. They are great savers of time and ice if you gel the right make. P. N. Harley Hardware Co. The Waycross Bakery, For Bread, Cakes, Pies, Rolls etc., Don’t fail to call at the Waycross Bakery. Hot Rolls every afternoon at 5 o’clock. FRESH CANDIES. Waycross Bakery,;; Fkitz L. Braun, Prop. ’Phoneys Oottinglmm Building. Waycross Ga. N OT I C E I Co to T. E. IVUxon’s Meat Market and y<m wiil find the Choicest Cuts of Western and Georgia Steaks and os-ts. Stews, Veal and Mutton Sliced Ham and Breakfast Bacon, f-ausage, Boneless Ham, P. Hots, Ht.g Head Chn.se, Belogna. Dropped to the same old prices . Call and he convinced. It’s an Outrage to use poor moats when you can gat tho boat cuts at Mixon's for whatyoa baro been paying for Inferior ones. We are never careless of our custom ers Interests, anil alaraya make It • point to select the best beef, mutton, lamb, veal, pork and poultry that la obtainable. Try ua and convince youraelL T. E MIXOKT. Job Printing fsWS^tTm EVENING HERALD Low prees. Hrst-class work
