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When You Come
Across This
Trade Markup'
in red and white on each end of a
package containing biscuit and
crackers, you can rest assured that the
contents are of the very highest order-
fresh, clean, pure and perfectly baked.
The trade mark identifies the products of the
National Biscuit Company and ever stands for the
highest quality of baking. For example try packages of
ZWIEBACK—“Twice-baked”—justly celebrated as delicious with
tea, coffee or chocolate.
BUTTER THIN BISCUIT—A crisp, light, dessert biscuit, rich and
satisfying, served as something out of the ordinary. If you want a
biscuit that is particularly nice, try a package.
Major Herbert Is Right.
HEZBBEHHEHHi
W. T. JENKINS, President.
W. T. McARTHUR. Vice-President.
J. E. SCHUMPERT, Secretary.
J. C. SCHUMPERT, Gen. Mgr.
VI DALI A, GA„ U. S. A.
SEA ISLAND COTTON GIN CO.,
SEA ISLAND COTTON GIN.
THE MOST DURABLE, THE MOST RAPID AND THE MOST PERFEC1
LINT PRESERVING GIN ON THE MARKET.
Guaranteed to sin 4 to 6 bales a day at ordinary speed. Has ginned
as many as 21 bales in three days.
Foss Double Roller Gins require no more power nor labor than other
Sins. Built to stand, and used by leading ginners in Georgia, Florida and
South Carolina. Write for catalogue and prices.
SEA ISLAND COTTON GIN CO.,
y Announcement 1
The New Liquor House
IS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS. I A3K THE PUBLIC TO
CALL AND GET PRICES, AS I MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
SHIPPING MAIL ORDERS, WHICH WILL AiVaYS HAVE
MY PROMPT ATTENTION. REMEMBER, WE RUN NO
BAR. I HAVE HAD TWENTY-FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN THE WHISKEY BUSINESS AND I ASSURE YOU THAT
I WILL GIVE YOU THE BEST WHISKEY FOR THE MONEY
THAT YOU HAVE EVER BOUGHT BEFORE. ALL I ASK
OF YOU IS TO GIVE ME A TRIAL. I KEEP ALL BRANDS
FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES—THAT'S ALL. YOU WILL PINO
ME AT
118 North Ashley’Street.
LOUIS Li PPM AN
Valdosta, - - Georgia.
dwindle from year to year
unless the soil is kept supplied with
a complete fertilizer containing suffi
cient Potash.
Just how Potash increases cotton
crops is shown in our 90-page book,
“Cotton Culture.” This book is sent
absolutely free oi any cost or obliga
tion to any farmer who will write for it.
LOAT BROTHERS.
11/6 are now in our 34th year in Va'dos-
’ ~ ta, Qa. Everything in our line is
complete and up-to-date; Ask your neigh
bor. Send Us Your Mail Orders if you
want themfilled right and with dispatch
SLOAT BROTHERS,
Valdosta, Ga.
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DO YOU DRINK WINE?
Woald you like to be sure of getting pure wine?
Stark’s MISSOURI WINES
are absolutely pure. They are the unadulterated Juice of Missouri
grapes—the beat flavored grapea grown in America. The fermentation
is superintended by German wine-makers, and from first to last absolute
cleanliness la the rule. Nothing but grape Juice, clean, well-fermented and
matured, goes into our bottles and shipping casks.
HCRMANNSBERGER
Is a flue white wine. Every housekeeper who serves wine should havo a
case of Hermannsberger In the cellar. Its rich, dry, nutty flavor Is not
equaled by any other American product.
$4.00 PER CASE OP 12 QUARTS
$14.50 PER BBL. OF 50 QUART8.
Missouri RIESLING and CLARET, at low prices in barrel lots. Our
charge for bottling are reasonable.
WRITE U8 for price-list and full particulars.
STONE HILL WINE CO.
HERMANN art ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI.
OOD healthy action
of the Liver and
H bowels invariably
follows the use of
Lamar*s Lemon
Laxative (L. L. L.)
It is a reliable remedy,
made by an old reliable firm,
and gives greater satisfac
tion than any other medi
cine of its kind. It is just
tho medicine that you re
quire in the spring.
I*I*L la one of th« boat
? n th« market, and
will do all that la claimed for it."
lira. W. W. Folsom aaya: "It la
worth mora than all thaothar madi*
HAVE YOU MET HIM?
If not get an introduction
by buying our j*
WHITE STAR BUOtiT,
$75.00.
We also invite you to
look at our fine showing of
CARRIAGES,
WAOONS, FARM
IHPLEnENTS, ETC.
J A. JONES BUGGY CO.
Waycrcss, Georgia.
Wood's Seeds.
Second Crop
Seed Potatoes
go further in planting than other
Beetl Potatoes, yield better and
more uniform crops, and are in
high favor with truckers and
potato g owers wherever planted.
Our stock.1 are of superior
quality, uniform in size, and
sent out in full-size barrels.
Write for prices, and Wood'*
1906 Seed Book, giving full and
interesting information about
Seed Potatoes.
T.W. Wood & Sons, Siodsmon,
IIM10RD, * • VMIIIIA.
Wa carry th* largest stock of Potatoes
la the South. Maine, Northern-
grown and Second Crop Seed.
Writa for prtoaa.
t Such a
v. although
Hu* rilit of secession, dea I by Irre-
shitl'.le implication, has not been nega
tive.! in expiess terms by any amend
ment to the constitution. Hut to call
the struggle of the early t»otl<*s “tho
rebellion," Is not only to roll tho
glgautic contlight of its just dignity
and belittle It to a bloody brawl with
out even a color of right on the part
of those who provoked it, hut is to
betray an Ignorance of tho constitilp
tlonal history of the country, its or
ganic structure, the Supremo Court
decisions and the great debates fa
Congress, discreditable to the Amer
ican citizen who professes to ho well
Informed. Major Herbert’s simple
and stately phrase—"Tho Confederate
War”—avoids all difficulties and am
biguities, saves ail prijudices and 1#
thoroughly accurate and graphic. It
would come into general use both
North and South.—Live Oak Demo-
erst. /
1100—Dr, E. Detchon’s Anti-Diuretic
may be worth to you more than $100
U you have a child who soils bedding
from Incontinence of water during
sleep. Cures old and young alike. It
arrests the trouble at once. $1. Sold
by Gem Pharmacy, Waycroaj, Geor
gia. dftw tf
! The Washington Post says that “A.
I Peach is a candidate for the Judge of
{Republic county. Kansas” Most Tex
as peaches are candidates for matri
mony.
The stockholders of the Exchange
Bank which Is soon to be started In
Waycross, have offered the position of
Cashier to Mr. Ward Albertson, for
merly of this city, and the offer has
been accepted. Mr. Albertson Is at
present Cashier of a hank In South
Carolina, but wifi move to Waycross
as soon as he can close his affairs
there. The many friends of Ward
Albertson here will be glad to know
that ae is to return to Waycross. The
Exchange Bank will open Its doors
to the public about tho middle of next
month.
DR NUNNALLY RETIRES.
In a lengthy carl to the public. In
which he gives his reason* for so
doing, Dr. O. A. Nunnally, of New-
nan, retires from the race for Gov
ernor of Georgia. In bis car l he as
serts that the action of the state ex
ecutive committee In turning down
the "pro rating” proposition was un
fair to hi» candidacy.
Dr. Nunnally also urges his support
ers to rally to the flag of Judge R.
B. Russell, of Winder.
Dr. Nunnally Is a Baptist minister
of ability, and since announcing him
self as a candidate for Governor of
this great state be has made some
line speeches.
. The concluding paragraph of Dr.
Xunnaliy’s card to the public is us
I follows:
, "In conclusion, let me say: I forgive
all the foui, false unil foolish flings of
my foes, which have had no weight
1 whatever in determining my course,
and I feel grateful for the kindness
and courtesies of friends, whoso loyal-
, ty has been full and free aaJ fearless,
and I retire from the race without a
grievance against any man, but wit.i
convictions stronger than ever that the
principles for which I stood compass
the best interests of all tbs people of
ait the state more fully than the poli
cies outlined by soma of the candl-
.jUtes.” \
Business And Health.
Health considered as a husluoss as
set is Impressive. Tho average man
is not accustomed to regard his health
as his very best business asset yet
thut Is precisely what It Is. The man
who will accord true regard to hi*
health, from a strictly business stand
point, will go further, last ioager and
accomplish more In the end than him
who makes health and after-considera
tion.
Success which is attained at tho ex
pense of health is worth ahsolutoly
nothing to the man who attains it.
There is no pleasure either In th*
process or In the final result—and ac
tually there is less money for hi*
heirs than there would be If he pro-
served his capacities and prolonged
bis activities.
Business is too largely excess, A
matter of excesses, and Its sole end
in too many cases appears to bo piling
up of estutos for heirs to enjoy. Con
sideration for one’s heirs is commend
able, but is there not something bet
ter In life than merely living for one’*
(Solra—-to be appreciated only after
death?
Men play the game to win, but they
do not play it scientifically when they
make of it a strain without relaxation,
a tension ever increasing until It
snaps the thread of life.
It Is shrewdly suspected that our
strenuous president has to some extent
been tamed.
HtandarJ Ofl may yet havo to open
up a monopoly of the whitewash out
put as a side line.
A man usually quits wrltting poetry
about the tlmo he starts to buying pro
visions for his family.
“You are” said the Czar to Witte,
"the best premier we ever had or
ever expect to have. Get out.”
John Mitchell continues to sustain
his reputation as a labor leader who
knows how not to make mistakes.
John D. Rockefeller in. will be told
that If he Is not good' he jnay grow up
to be a president of the United St^tos.