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THE WAYCROSS WEEKLY HERALD
Why it is to Your
Advantage to Patronize Us.
*.Ve LaaJ'.e onlj the Purest Wines, Whiskies and Deer, aa*l ail of cur
£ood* comply with the Pure Food Law.
V.'o are the bert known anj lar?v.s liquor house In the state.
We refund your money if goods are not satisfactory.
We sell direct to consumer at lc* est prices.
We ship goods in plain boxes, with no marks to indicate thoir contents.
We do not bottle any whiskies; all our case goods are bottled at the
Distillery.
NOW IT'S UP TO YOU. DO IT NOT AND SEND Y0UR0RDER3 TO
Joseph Zapf Co., Inc/ JA Sr
THE BEST KNOWN LIQUOR HOUSE IN THE STATE.
Thi*c prices inalude express charges. Jug orders not delivered, if you
“ j want the Express prepaid on jug or
4 Qt3. Forest Lawn Ryo » 2.76 d , r| , dd 2 75> 3 fl3l
12 q:s. F.-revt L»*n Ryo 8.00 1 9Si 4 C , L | t .c c , 5 c ,| , 1t ; 0
4 ...2. L.-tCUlaad Ryu 2.75 pep Gal...
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
GEORGIA—Ware County.
Notice is hereby given to all cred
itors of the estate of Warren Lott,
late, of said county, deceased to ren
der In an account of their Jemands
♦r me within the time prescribed by
law. properly made out. And all
persona Indebted to said deceased
liereby requested to make imme
diate payment to the undersigned.
This, 13th day of February, 1908.
HATTIE J. LOTT,
Executrix of the will of Warren'Lott,
deceased.
12 Lecchland Rye ..’ 8.0o
4 q..». Qlen Lily 3.20
12 qu Glen Liiy 9.00
4 q: . Jim Buckner Rye 4.00
12 qts Jim Buckner Rye 10.00'
4 qU Woodford County :.50
12 qts. Woodford County 10.50,
4 qt3 Rose Valley 5.00
12 qu Rose Valley 12.00
4 qts Echo Spring 5.00
4 qta. I. W. Harper .*. 5.00
4 qts Live Oak 5.00
^ 4 qts Lewis* 6G 5.00
4 qt3 Hunter 5.0C
4 qt3 Canadian Club 5.10
4 qts Croe Spring—botled In
tend
4 qts J. E. Pepper—bottled in
bond
4 qts Duffy’s Malt 77
4 qts. American Malt
4 qt3 Laurel Valley Corn
V 4 qts Storfe Mountain Com ...
4 qts Gopher Gin Tonic
4 qts. Devil’s kland Gin 4.00
4 qts Gin Pho .phate 5.00
Extra Star Rye $ 1.5j
Excelsior Rye 1.75
Redman Rye 2.00
Ja«tland Rye 2.25
Maryland Monogram 2.50
Rose Valley 3 00
Echo Spring 3.50
(. W. Harper 3.50
Solace
Jlik Velvet 6.00
Malt Whiskey 2.00
up to 4.00
Georgia Corn 1.50
Tennessee Corn 2.00
.V. C. Com 2.50
jtano Mountain ' 3.00
Tom Glu 1.50
up to 3.00
Holland Gin 1.50
| • up to 2.50
5*00 New England Rum 175
5.00
4.00 !
up to ,
6.09 'co.i/nae, Perch, Apple, Apr*?**?,
^•50 i Blackberry aud Banana Brandies .1.50
4.00 ;
4.00 j pert. Sherry, Cat*
berry Wines
FOR PROeATE OF WILL.
GEORGIA—WARE COUNTY.
John T. Myers hrfvlng applied as
executor, for probate in solemn from
of the last will and testaments of
Jacob M. Stiver, late of said county
deceased, you, Sarah C. Bainbrid
Lydia S. Ellington, Jennie E. Carter.
Ellen H. Chambers, Lizzie . Phillips,
Jater E'.lir.gtcn, Francis A. St«? r
•!rs. W. W. Baiubrid^e, Dora W. Ar
nold, Roy Arnold and William Denuli
Arnold, as one of the hclr3 at law of
he said Jacob M. S iger, together
with all other neks at law and per-
ons interested In said estate, are
hereby required to appear at the
courts of Ordinary of said county on
fco first Monday in April, next, when
3aid appllcaticn will be heard.
WARREN LOTT,
(JfCTary.
up to
•vbn. Black-
DON'T OVERLOOK. THGjss GOODS-ARE DOTTLED
AT THE D1S TILLEDY.
NO CHARGES FOR! JC33 OR PACKING.
AnhflKPr Plicph BU(lw<l»er Pint,, 10 Jcz. per cask ; 812.00
AUiieUbCl SllSCIl Lem than cask. per doz 1.60
Export Blue Label, 10 Uoz. per cask 8.50
Less than vask, per dez 1.00
Beers
^ rjHARTIER R*“W*?8:
y* staple rates. Learned In ons-hatf
* time required for old system* Hundreds
holding positions with Uodhtg an— ell over
the South alter eight to twelve weeks'
courses. Send for the proof.
BOOKKEEPING Uu*ht by "Actual
Tlus incss Transactions" from the mart.
The uoet practical and comprehensive
course taught In the Booth. One who com-
B us our course can keep any set of books
any line ofbasinee*
TELEGRAPHY. This department te In
charge or an operator or twenty yean* prac
tical experience. Railroad wires run Into
school. We have contracts with railroads to employ all of our graduate*.
IT| gyore tfPorfttow jbr Each of Our Graduates. 4 Good Board m* from $12.00
• Write leday for Handsomely Illustrated Catalog. *
Ceoms ty MiJL J. O. BAGWELL, Pres., 196 Peachtree St, Attests, Ga.
HOW IS YOUR LIVER?
it your liver is right yon feel well
over. L. L. L. keep# It right
GEOFGIA—WARE COUNTY
H. R. Smith, Guardian of Dixie
Smith having applied to the Court ef
Ordinary of £aid County for leave to
certain house aud lot located
ou the Southeast corner of Sweat and
oynolds otrect3 in the City of Wuy-
resa in said couniyll said lot front
Ing sixty (60) feet on tho south side
oi Reynolds street aud with this
front extending back south a!ong tho
cast sido of Sv.’eat street one hundred
(100) feet, for the purpose of paying
debts', charged and liens, against hio
ward and the property of his ward.
Ail persons concerned aro required
to show cause In said Court by the
First Monday in April next, If any they
can, why said application should not
f granted. *
This March 2, 1908.
WARREN LOTT...
• Ordinary.
CITATe Fon ADMINISTRATION.
GEORGIA'*-Ware County*.
To all whom it may concern:
Dan T. Cowart, of said State having
applied to me for letters of administra
tion, with will annexed, on the estate
of E. 0’HaysiA late of said county,
also for letters of administration
the estate of Lonnie O’Hagan late of
said copnty, this is to cite all ana
singular the creditors aud next of
kin of said E. O’Hagan and Lennle
O’Hagan to bo and appear at u.e
April term 1908 of the court of Or
dinary of said county, to show cause
if any they can, why leters of admin
istration, with the will annexed,
should not. bo ?ranted to said Dan T.
Cowart on tlie estate of E.O'Hagan
and ns well lectors of administration
on the estute of said Lennle O’Hagan.
Witness my official signature, . ..
4th day of March 1908.
WARREN LOTT,
CTT.HSry.
Williams’ flammoth
Mail Order House
1112 West Bay Street, - P. O. Box 10
JACKSONVILLE, HA.
J. J. WILLIAMS, Prop.
A. CLARK WRIGHT DIED
AT SAVANNAH H08PITAL,
Savannah, Ga., March 11.—
Clark Wright one of the best known
lawyers in this section of the state
died at the Savannah Hokpltal yes
terday afternoon after a:i illness
wo weeks. H e suffered from an
fectlon of the intestines and air 1
ten days ago an operation was pe»
formed with the hope tf saving bla
life. This however, was Ineffectual
Mr. Wright wa«j the sou of the lat^
H. G. Wright, who was stae senator
from the first district t or several
years. The deceased was a prominent
candidates for Judge of the City Court
at one time but failed of appointment
jecause of a factional political
He was married aud leaves a family.
DO YOU FEEL BADLY?
22 a# yonr liter Is wrong and yon
eed L. L. 2a Ask roar druggist
•bout 1L
$2,500,000 NEEDED 1Y THE
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Washington, March 11.—In round
numbers $2,500,000 Is needed by the
Navy Department for certain work on
battleships and cruisers during the
coming fiscal year.
WIRELE88 TELEGRAPHY
MAKE RECORD OF 372 MILE8.
Berlin, March 11.—The Slaby-Arco
system of wireless telegraphy over
1,000 words wer© recently telegraphed
from the trial station of the company
at Nauen, near Berlin, to the Austrian
military station for wireless ;telej|-
raphy at Koernehberg, near Vienna, a
distance of about 373 miles. This la
the record result thus far in the use
of tba ayatem for overland transmis
sion.
A TIRED HORSE
Is just as able to do hard work as a man with an exhausted,
torpid liver. Constipation drags a long train of troubles
behind it The machinery can’t work if the boiler doesn’t
make steam to move it If the stomach and liver don’t do
their work, the body and brain can’t do their duty.
Lamar's Lemon Laxative makes things right
rim quietly, gently and effectively. Doesn’t torment the i
. bowels. Follows nature’s inethods with nature’s remedies. A
Com. and tones up weakened liver and bow.U. Makes rich, red
^ blood. Good tor young and old. Sold by druggist, everywhere. ^ '
UMAR, TAYLOR A RILEY DRUB CO.
^ V Macon, Georgia
■
GARVIN SEVERELY ARRAIGNED
THE ACTOR HITCHCOCK.
New York, March 12.—Thl. morn-
log alter excusing foreman 3chachne
because of lllne.3, the Hitchcock cue
rig aeon completed and Aml.tast
Eilfrtct Attorney presented the cue
c f the-State to the Jury. The moat
stinting denunciation vu directed at
the comedian ever before heard re
peated in the court room. The greet
er pm of Garvln’e speech vu un
printable.
Hitchcock is vlsably worried over
the outcome of the trial. HU theit-
rfcil friends are not In attendance at
t die tr’oi.
BILL WILL BE
REPORTED FAVORABLE.
Washington, March 11.—It I
clared probable that the bill to cre
ate a "volunteer retired list" on the
pension rolls will bo reported favor
ably by tbo House Committee on Mili
tary Affairs. A favorable report under
the conditions existing at this session
may mean passage. If the measure
shall become a law the pension ex
penses of the government will be In
creasej to an amount closely ap
proaching 10,000.000 annually.
The bill provide! for the placing
upon tho "colunteer retired
wl.h retired pay, tbo commissioned
oUlcers who served with the volunteer
army during the civil war. Of courae,
pensions as aneb for these officers
will be done away with, the ratlrel pay
taking Its place, but as the pay In al
most every Instance Is greater than
the penaton, the bill hu the support
of the volunteer officers of civil war
veterans generally, and It may have
the support of Congress.
MERCER LAYERS
HAVE A BIO TRIAL.
We regret to notice that Miss Et-
borta Is potting on ber Easter dress
so far In advance of the day. We are
mnch afraid she will get her trim
mings nipped by the frost.
A very Intereating murder clle was
tried last nljht by the young law atu-
dents of Mercer at a session of the
Moot court, Which convened at 7:20
o’clock In the Science hall building.
Solicitor R. E. Snow and AsiT^ani
mllcltor A. H. Reese argued eloquent
ly end ably la an effort to convict fg*
accused murder, but Cie excellent
*oi k of Attorneys J. C. Houston ami
H. W. Wilson for the defenae convin
ced the Jurora that the killing waa
nothing more than Justifiable homi
cide. The Jury waa divided, however,
and tor some time It appeared Oaf a
mistrial would result Seven stood lo
acquittal, two for conviction of mnr-
der and three for voluntary ‘Siaa-
slaughter.
The case van ably presentV. and
defended by- the young lawyers ana
Mr.. O. A. Park of the faculty, who
acted as judge was well plense.1 at
the Interest manifested in the piac-
tic*.
CASE GOODS EXPRESS P*,0.
De Soto Rye.
t Full Quarts {5,00
6 Full Quarts
12 Full Quarts 12..i
12 Full Quarts (freight paid! ...12.C,.
WILLIAMS NO. 10 RYE.
4 Full Quarts $3.. v
0 Full Quarts 4.60
12 Full Quarts 9.00
OLO HALIFAX RYE.
I Full Quarts ||.20
Full Quarts o. VJ
:2 Full Quarts jr.oo
SUNNY SOUTH RYE.
I Full Quarts |s,7f
t Full Quarts ji.uo
IX Full Quarts js.oo
3-i Full Plata 12.00
YELLOW 8T0NE BOURBON.
Bottlo quo
Case 12.00
OLD BONE, EXPRESS COLLECT.
Bottled In Bond by tbs (I. 8. Gov
ernment
1 Full Quart |1.26
12 Full Quarts 12.06
8PECIAL OFFER.
Idlebrook Whiskey In Drums—
*33.00
*33.00
break
100 Pints In drum ....
-v Half I-luts 111 drum
Gold only by drum. ,
drums. 1
SEND US A TRIAL Cr.ECr.
OLO HOMESTEAD N. C„ CORN
WHISKEY.
One gallon Jud, express paid . . .13.30
-C3RN V.HIOKEy,
Express Collect.
Rocky Ford, per bct.Ie ' -.3-1
Rocky Ford, per cure <
V. C. White mid dug Jl.Cj
N. C. White, Bitter J2.i0
*. C. Whit#, Fine ;2.50
Laurel Valley Corn , ;s.t,u
RYE WHISKEY.
Express CollecL
per Guild
Copper Distilled and Jug Jt.ci
Queen City V2.U-.
Sunny South *2.60
RYE MALT *3.00
Hurdle Rys, Special *4.00
Overbolt *4.00
Rich Hill *4.00
Planter *6.00
Old Bons *6.04
Williams Private Seal *6.40
Distillery Bottling. Express Collect, get J U 8 E TRIAL ORDER
ENGINES
ABTP BOXXs»HBI
■ Complete assortment of altes-
10 h. p. to 12S h. p. in stock for
Immediate deliver*. .• •
Save money by writing direct to
the manufacturers. . •. „.-.
R. D. COLE MFG. CO.
•* 44 YEARS IN BUSINESS
NEWNAN, CA. •
Also Cora Mills. Bow Him.
Teaks wad Towers
Ireacht *14 laslra 1144.. Atlanta, Ga.
Drink Ha "
of Any of
Our Liquors... ♦
And Send the Rest Back if They
Are Not as Represented
--I.
WHI8KTY IN BULK PER GALLON.
Florida Special Rye ,...*1.60
Congress Rye 2.00
Brookdale Rye 2.60
Paul Jones Rye 3-00
Belle of Maryland Rye 3.60
Paul Jones Old Baker 3.60
Livingston Rye 4.00
Old Ulb?on Rye 3.00
Molt Whiskey 3.00
CORN WHISKEY.
Old Grcrgla Corn 11-60
Marlon County N. C., Corn 3.00
Special N. C.. Yellow Corn 3.36
Old Pilot Mountain Corn 3.60
Gold Band 100% Corn Double Stamped 3.00
QIN.
Domestic Holland Oto 33 00
Belle Brand Gin 3.60
EXPRESS PREPAID PER GALLON
Keystone Club I*-S#
Old Kentucky Club 3.00
Old Monogram Rye *-*®
4 qta 13 qta.
Keystone Club 13.00 3 3.00
Old Bailey *■**
Cavalier 10 -*9
Oolden Wedding 4.36 ii.00
WHISKEY IN BOTTLES.
4 qta 13 qtai
Moaongahela Rye 13.30 $ 3.00
The Leader, Pure Rye 3.60
Old Crow Rye 3-3*
Monogram Rye *-" s
Private Stock Rye 4.30
Wilson Whiskey 6-40
Belle Maryland
Paul Jones, Four star 4.40
Livingston Rye
Old Oscar Pepper Bourbon 4.40
Ja«. E. Pepper Bourbon 4.30
Ctmdlcn Club, -
ML Verncn Rye 6.00
Dewar's Special Scotch '■••• 6-*J
King William Scotch 3-00 •
Dnffy'a Malt Whiskey 4.00
Canada Malt 3.76
Booth's Toro Oln 3-36
Gordon's English Dry Oln 3.76
Geneva Holland Gin J-30
Plymouth Gin 3-J6
Her.nesueo ••• Cognac 6.50
Superior Blackberry *°®
Old Apple Blandy 3.76
Old Pencil Brandy 3.75
Old St? Crlux Rum
I.nnino Dock Jamaica Rum 4.60
Oln Phosphate ®->®
F,<ck A. Rye *■”
Best Bfnina Brandy *- z ®
If You Desire to Prepay the Excrete Ciarge to
A ny of Our Goods Add the Following Amount
i Gal. Jog ®®
3 Onl Jug *8
.. 3 Oil. Jag »®
4 Onl. Jug 3100 *
5 Gal. Jug l -®*
4 Quarts 80
12 Quarta 36^
CHAS. BURNETTE & Co.,
625*7-9 West Bay St„ Jacksonville, Fla,
9.00
10.00
10.00
10.50
12.00
i2.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
11.00
1S.0$
14.00
12.50
18.5$
10.00
10.00
10.60
10.50
11.00
10.60
17.50
7.D
10.09
10.00
13.00
13.00
11.00
7.on
8.00
