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MANUFAC
:d by
O /• X. YOUNG, JR.. Way cross, Ga.
JP
docket of the next court ia the heavi-
eat known In years.
New York, Sept. 2.—Thomas Hls-j The September term of the City
gen, the candidate of the Iadependent Court of Waycross will convene at
Party for President, ia preparing for: the court house on the Second Monday
a long campaign trip on which he will in next Month, the 14th. The civil
start this afternoon. With Mr.
Hearst he will endeavor to apeak in
every important center of every state
in the Union.
Mr. Hlsgen and Mr. Hearst will tour
the South, and in the early part of
their trip will be joined by John Tem
ple Graves,
date, in one of the larger cities,
la not expected that the candidates
will return to New York until the day
before the election.
The Ensign property on the out
skirts of the city, was bid in yesterday
by attorneys representing C. J. Haden,
,of Atlanta. It is understood that
ice-presidential candi- Agreement has been reached between
* ’ T * the Haden and Ensign Interests for a
settlement of the suit whereby the
Ensign Manufacturing Company will
regain possession of the property.
PREPARATIONS UNDER WAY FOR,'
COURTMARTIAL. j'
— ij
Savannah, Ga., Sept. 3.—Prepara- j;
tions are now under way for the sit- • *
ting of the general coiirtmartial In j
the Armory of tho Georgia Hussars to!
try those who are accused of having]
fired at negroes along the lino of the I
WARREN SCHOOL. BEATS
WOODARD SCHOOL.
WayCross Herald,
Dear Sir:
The Woodard Schooljjlayed a game
of base ball against tho Warren
School Saturday afternoon, August ID,
1908. Score being 35 to 0 in favor of
Warren School. Another game will be
^^played next Saturday September 5.
■Bice cold Lemonade Free. Admission
^ free. Warren School House C miles
east of Waycross.
GOVERNOR ORDERS COURT
MARTIAL FOR CAVALRYMEN.
Atlanta. Ga., Sept. l.^-Governor
Smith decided to day to order a court-
martial to convene at Guyton, Effing
ham county, for the purpose of trying
members of the First 8Quadron, First
regiment of State cavalry foi; alleged
disorder while returning home from
the Chtckamauga encampment,, July
23. It is said that a score or more
of the cavalrymen are Involved. Among
the acts charged are shooting guns
from the train, resulting in a negro
being Seriously injured at Rex Station
on the Central Railroad.
ANTI-MORTEM STATEMENT OF
MAN NOT OBTAINED.
Atlantic City, Aug. 31.—Clms. H.
Robertson, of Baltimore, who was
shot on tho board walk while In com
pany with Mrs. Williams a few nights
ago, is dying In 'the Atlantic City hos
pital. Efforts were made last night
to get an ante-mortem statement, but
the physicians will not let him bo
questioned.
Robertson's wife, who is now with
him, hus been Informed that death is
only a matter of a few* hours.
PROHIBITIONISTS AND SOCIAL*
ST POLL LESS THAN 1 TH0U8AND.
Burlington, Vermont, Sept. 2.—Pari
tially corrected return* from yester
day's election with 12 town* missing
shows the state went for governor as
follows:
Prouty, republican, 43,576.
Burke, democrat, 15,608.
Backers, independent, 1,106.
The prohibition and socialist candi
dates polled less than one thousand
combined.
The re-elect ten of Senator Dilling
ham and the election of Ex-Governor .... 4 4l _
Page, republican, to fill the unexpired j frcm kc \ crl *\ ,n * a,d countf t0 tho
term'of the late Senator Proctor,
r.jsured. t . .
FORECLOSURE BY ADVERTISE
MENT UNDER POWER OF
8ALE:
Under and by virtue and power of
3ale, contained in a certain Instrument
of writing, executed by Lewis &
Wright a co-partnership, composed
of J. B. Lewis and M. L. Wright, and
doing business under the said firm
name of Lewis & Wright, dated oa the
16th day of November 1907* and re
corded in the office of the clerk of
the Superior Court, of Ware County,
Georgia. In book number 6, of mort
gages, of said county, on page 109, the
undersigned will sell said property, at
public outcry, before the court house
loors in said county during the legal
hours of sale, to the highest and best
bidder for cash on the first Tuesday
In October 1908, tho following describ
ed property, to wit:
One mile of 35 pounds, steel rail
(being 70560 feet of rail) track, to-
gethcr with bolts, plates, fastenings,
etc., used In laying same, said rail lying
and being on the tram road of Lewis
ft Wright, In the county of Ware and
State of Georgia, at or near tho towrn
of Glenmore, and being the same steel
roll and fixtures and taitenij.**:’ : r-
ehaecd frr-m G. W. Pcen, and no*.* *'
Detroit. Sept. 2.—Michigan primar-
'lea Indicate that Dr. James Bradley,
of Eaton Rapids, will be the requbli*
can nominee for governor 6rer Gov-
ernor Warner.
[resent location.
Central Railway upon the return of
the troops from Chlcknmauga. Tho
names of those who are to bo tried be
fore the court of which Col. Hugu- j
enin will be at the head have not yot
been given to the public. It is under
stood that at least two members of tho
Georgia Hussars will be brought before
the court. Tney are among the young
est members of the command and
while they admit having fired their
rifles frdm tho back of the train they
affirm that this did not take place any
where near where the negro man was
shot. It was near Macon that they
ueil their carbines and then the wea
pons were loaded only with blank cart-
Idges. When the court sits here next
w*cek It will be a picturesque and for
midable array of military talent. All
tho officers and privates who have any
connection with the court at all,
whether as members of it or as wit
nesses will be In full uniform.
Says Conditions are Improving.
Snvannah, Sept., 3.—Mr. J. A. G.
Carson, President of the Savannah
Board of Trado and President of the
J. P. Williams Naval Stores Company
reached the city Wednesday afternoon
from New York. He was over forty
hours coming from tho Eastern Me
tropolis to Savannah. He says busi
ness conditioneg are improving.
Mrs. 8tarr, Critically III.
23 Hours From Asheville to 8avannah.
Savananh, 8ept., 3.—Col Pleasant
, Stovall, editor of the Savannah
Pre»s roacber Savannah yesterday aft- j
ernoon from Asheville, N. C. It rt-
quired 23 hours to make the trip be
cause of the high water in the Caro
lina’s. To come to Savannah he was
compelled to go to Charlotte, N. C„
and other out of the way places. The
train upon which he and others arriv
ed was way behind schedule time and
there was much discomfort In travel
ing. *
Savannah hat a Tax Quaatlon.
Laxative Fruit Syrup
Pleasant to take
The new laxative. Does
not gripe or nauseate.
Cures stomach and liver
troubles and chronic con
stipation by restoring the
natural action of the stom
ach, liver and bowels.
Savannah, Sept. 3.—Ha« the city the
rltht to sell for taxation tho property
Ter tho purpose of paj'lns pilpdnrL iof a man who refuiea to pay texei In
Interest and 10 per cent ettorno;:a 7>nri the absence of water, drainage and
on tihr-e certain promissory note*. | 0 ther convenience, of a city? lathe (
apgregattng the aum cf 61.620:')'', rrln. question the courts will be called upon
Ipal, bealdea lntereat and 13 per com I to decide. When the city marahall
attorneys foea. each note having been i offered the property of tho Culver es-
executed orv'Noveraber 16th 19(& hvltate tor sale yesterday an Injunction
■aid firm of Lewis ft Wright to Cie wia secured and the aale stopped.
Bank of Waycross. as follows: One'xho property was about to be sold for
acta for 6300.03 becoming due on Do- j back taxes when the court stepped In
cember ICth 1907, cne note for 6600.031 with the Injunction. The Superior
becoming due on January 16th 1903 Court will be asked to pass upon the
and one note for 6730.00 beeomlnv question. There are many property
due February 16th, 1906, each of said
Waycross Furniture Co.
Warren L. Hinson Gen. Mgr.
Furniture, Carpets, Rugs,
Art Squares, flattings,
Stoves, Ranges Etc.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Main Stores 21, 21 1-2, 23 & 23 1-2
Pendleton Street. WHOLESALE WARE- ?
HOUSES REMSHARTAND PARKER ST. !
i
Phonographs, Records
Ancf Supplies J
:
W. L. HIJiSOJi €r <3.,
myDERTHKERS,
W. L. HINSOX, D. J. HICKS,
Licensed Emk tiers, ‘Phones 413 153
Chapel*& Sample Rooms
22 Pendleton Street, j
three notes stlpulatlnv Interest from
date at the rate of 8 per cent per en-
num and 10 per cent attorney feet. The
total amount due on aald notes, to dste
lof this foreclosure, Including principal,
lntereat and 10 per cent attorneys
fees, being 61,906.66. together with the
NORTH CAROLINA vannah Brewing Company la critically
Warranted, N. O-I was nearly dead m * l her bome on ,0n9 ‘ st - Her Hfe
with kidney affection for six months, i‘ 1 ** bee “ despaired of. AU the mem-
growing worse nil the time. My esse ‘ hors of the femlly who reside out of
e? iuSfrZd ssfr&ES/s: i “• dt ' h "° •«*“ *•*
little benefit I took three bottles of < * de *
Stuart's Buchn and Juniper and was —■■■
perfectly cured* Am now well and all
rlghL I owe mr life to Stuart’s Buchu Savannah Has Only On*,
owners In the extended limits of the and Juniper.—H. T. Macao. ~ —
city who are Interested In the out- If you suffer with backache, dull bead- Savannah, Sept. 3.—In aearching for
come of the affair. ^ ! >?<#" o( Contends Soldier, for
J the air, jou have symptoms ofkidney I tfle Purpose of supplying their names
RAILROADS TO RE8I8T "trouble. I to a lady w bo is writing a history in
THI HEADLIGHT BILL. Stuart’s Buchu and Juniper trill relieve ■ wh f eh lhe wished to use them the Con-
samplfcwTwIU send It MenU> Veterans of Savannah have
Atlanta, Oa., SepL L—Like Texas prove Us wonderful merits, made the discovery that there I* only
coats of this foreclosure under power | the Georgia legislature has passed a c*—.-* Mannfaj-fintiuf ft, ott ® mother of a Confederate Veteran
of sale given In said Instrument. Said. law requiring the railroads to use ***“** V*Bg mUHuauiuillg Ws ]| v | n g in a city of <0,090 Inhabitants,
rail, bolts, and llxtnres are located at (electric headlights on the locomotives ATLANTA, CA. The v#UrMi .looked to thI ,
It u bread t -a Augusta suffers want, •« be the case. It brought to their
net resolutions. • Attention forcibly how rapidly thoee
_i connected with the history of the old
1 y | South are paulog away. The lady
'4k,.
CENTRAL PHARMACY.
UNION PHARMACY.
near Glenmore in Ware county, 0 , .11 through trains. Representative.
Georgia, aa above described and same' of the railroads say that the law will
will be delivered to the purchaser at'be resisted as unconstitutional on ae-
the place where the property la locat-j count of non-compliance with the regu-
ed. This September. 1st, 1903. . latlons relating to bills which are pais- it stems quite certain that the leas-' who enjoys the distinction of being the
A. M. KNIGHT. [»d In the House and rejected In the tog of convicts la Georgia wUI cess, 'only mother ot a Confederate soldier Thousands ot workmen are nt world
A. P. BRANTLEY, |other. and which subsequently an ex- at some time in the future not yot de- alive la 8nvunth today Is Mrs. Octar- repairing the recent damage at Augua-
Receivers fer the Bank of Waycross. changed by one home or the other. flnltely settled upon. k Iona Cohen. .. * ta by the flood. That hrauUful city
' wlU be herself again In • few days, =
GEORGIA—WARE COUNTY:
H, D. Bunn and others bays made
application for a flrat class public
road commencing nt the River Bridge
and Waresboro Public Road and run
ning from Wkresboro to Millwood,
Georgia, at a point eaatwardly of what
Is known aa the Crawley Farm In amid
county of Ware through lot of land
number <1 In the 8th district ot Ware
county. Oeorgla, owned by S. W. Hitch
and others, and lot number 89 In said
district owned by Mrs M. M. Craw-
ley and others which hie been
markej ont by the commissioners and
n report made on oath by them.
All persona are notified that said
new road will on and after the Brat
Tuesday In October next, by the Com
missioners of Roads and Revenue of
■aid county be fii^alljr granted, It no
new cause be shown to the contrary.
This September 1. 1908.
E. J. Berry,
Clerk Comlsstoners Roads aud Rev
enue.
