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WHOLESALE and RETAIL
HAY. GRAIN, BRAN. COW FEED, CRACKED CORN,
~“'TTON 8EED MEAL, HULLS, SHORTS, CORN
CHOP, FLOUR MEAL, GRITS, ETC.
We Sell at Retail at Wholesale Prices
TERMS LASH
T. a. BIBB
P“ONS 268
SMOKE
S. &. T. SMOKERS & El ORO’S
THE BEST CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS'
Aocal & Personals.
PLASANT MOMENT8 8TATI0N.
Will show tonlgb’, ‘Tie Rosa, i
III In,” a picture drama of one wo
man’s life, a great moral lesson of
such virile strength and unquestion
able truth tuat no young woman who
sees it can help but be the better able
to resist tempation of a like nature.
Xorene Black, a beautiful English
birl, has married and imigrated to
Australia with her stalwart husband,
and they are living the simple life
in the land of quick fortunes and
blasted hopes. He is engaged in min
ing which at the time of our story’s
opening, has only proved big in pros
pect.”
The film is nearly 1,000 feet long,
and the story is too long to tell here.
You must see it to fully appreciate It.
Pleasant Moments Station always giv
es Its patrons value received. Ask
y ourself if it is not true.
Mr. S. B. Calhoun, of Beach, Is a
visitor in Waycross today.
The "Satilla" the motor boat
structed in this city by A. P. King
and J. M. Murray, was launched yes
terday and given a try-out on the riv
er. After some minor changes
made in the engine the new motor
boat will no doubt be speedy, and be
cause of its light draught can be run
at any stage of the river.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Star Clothing Store In
this issue of the Herald. The big
half price reduction sale at this store
will close on Saturday, the 17th Inst,
and many are taking advantage of
the reduced prices. The Star Cloth
ing Store has one of the largest and
best stocks ever before offered in the
city.
Mrs. Geo. P. Wooten and family will
leave Saturday for Fitzgerald where
they will make their future £ome.
Quail shooters who are even tblnk;
ing \ol violating tbi law had better
look out. H. Murphy Is right behind
So many kind friends seem Inter
ested In her that we state that little
Alice Perham is better this morning.
Grace May Hive,/No. 10, Ladies of
the Maccabees, will hold their regular
xevIdW Thursday afternoon at 3
o’clock. Let every member attend.
Messrs. J. B. Lewis, W. D. Morton,
C. W. Parker and A. H. Crawley, of
Waycross, came over from that city
and spent last night here.—Valdosta
Times.
Col. W. W. Lastinger, of Waco,
Texas, Is In the city. This young
man’s father and the writer were com
rades-and friends In the days Lang
Syne. * ,
Mess. Thomas Bros., on Hbzzard
Hill, will commence In a few days the
construction of a laboratory for the
manufacture of a blood medicine
which they are ready to put on the
market. The formula for their med
icine has had an established reputa
tion for many years. It has been man
ufactured on a small scale and be
cause of the great numbers of testi
monials voluntarily given in the Mess.
Thomas Bros, acquired the formula.
The laboratory will bo 16 by 30 feet
In size and is so arranged that It can
be easily enlarged when business war
rants it ‘ * ;
Phone 16 tor fresh fish. Coney, King
ft Co.
APPLES
FOR SALE
By the barrel-In Urge or mull lob
Box 247, J. E. HALL.
WAVMESVIUC, N, C.
FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE
Is what we are Showing in Ladies and Children’s Wearing
Apperrel.
READY-TO-WEAR
AT POSITIVELY THE BEST VALUES TO BE FOUND.
Come to see Us Before you buy And you will Buy Nowhere but at
The Waycross “Bazaar.
PHONE 477
R. B. POLLARD, Prop.
40 PLANT AVE.
^WANT ADS> T "
Brings Results.
mmmwests*
mAIjeluco, tbo finest cool
-lellverl quick. Seasoned wood, so>
length. Brower ft Simians, Phon
WOOD - ° el Your 6 004 - •'ttoued
wood, any length, delivered quick
from Brewer ft -"rmaoi. Phono 208 U
FOR STORING furniture see
T. J. or Simon, Martin. We store all
kinds of goods and do all kinds of
draying and moving household goods
a specialty. T. J. MARTIN.
Phone, 129 Residence 32 Church st
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CYPRESS STOVE WOOD
—13 Inch Cypress Wood, split , ready
for the stove, 50c for 1 horse load;
11.00 for 2 horse load at the mill. Cy
press Is bettor than oak for the atove.
soot, steady heat Waycross Cy-
grass _ tr 'J it.
ANSLEY Coa* Company
and Wood. Phone 22.
NOTlCE“~ Telepllone n°* 20 f° p
tinning, repairing, roofing, guttering
of any kind. A. P. King ft Co.
FOR RENT— Throe 6 ’ roora dwei
lngs, Nos. 9. 11 and 13 Reynolds street.
Apply B. D. Finn, 82 Albany Ave.
SAINTS REST FARM FOR RENT.
Caints Rest farm, the best truqk
farm in Ware county is for rent to
t>- right party tor another year. See
me e‘. once.
A P. PERHAM, 8R.,
IS NO SPECULATION
There is no guess work about the
dividend-paying power of our Certlfl-
eates of Deposit.
The Interest is payable every three
months from tbo date of your depo*
tit. at the following rates:
5 PER CENT
FOR ONE YEAR, AMOUNTS CP
S1.COO AND UPWARDS.
41-2 PER CENT
for six Month, any amount
3 PER CENT
ON DEMAND, any amount
3 1-2 PER CENT
ON SAVING DEPOSITS SUBJECT
TO CHECK.
Branch Bank at Thomaavllle, Ga.
BnU & Broughton, SI. Sav. Ga
.1, M. Bryan, Cash.
A. Sweat, As-CasP
LOST —Oval shaped pin, with "M.
:* D.” engraved thereon. Lost In or
near First Methodist Church. Finder
please return to Mr. W. R. Beach.
FOR RENT - 'House for rent No.
22 Jans street. 7 room. Apply to N.
B. Garrett. 2 tf.
Mr.-C. E. Wingate; of Brunswick, la
In Waycross to take charge of the
fish and oyster business of Coney,
King ft' Co. Mr. B. A. Everett, the
present manager for this concern here
will go hack to Brunswick.
Mr. Henry M. Jordan, of Montreal,
Canhda, who owns two lota in River
side Park writes that' he Is ,coming
to Waycross soon and Wilt build on
his property here. Mr. Jordan will he
welcomed. The Herald learns that
other parties are thinking of building
at Riverside Park.
CUT GLASS!
CUT GLASS!!
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Beautiful Display
OF
CUT GLASS
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W. L. HINSON ft CO. •{.
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FOR CONSTABLE ’
Th- Herald !a requests! to an
nounce that Mr. H. O. Freeman will:
bo a candidate for reflection to thft
once of Constable for the 1231st dis
trict G. M., at the.election to be held
In December. Mr’. Frcolnan baa been
constable for the past six months and
has been one of the most faithful men
who have yet held thla. office. He'
will bo warmly supported for. re-elec
tion. tf.
NOTICE.- "
.Notice Is hereby -given that the regis
tration books tor tbo city of Waycross
will be open at this office from "Nov. 1
to Nor,' 20, Inclusive from 8 s. m. to
12 m and 2 p.m. to 4 pi m.. Sunday!
excepted. J
J. W. Strickland,
/7 lm. ■ Clerk of Council.
THE MACN1FICANT BOWMEN
-it. MS ON CAR8WF.LL STREET
•VILL REMAIN ON THE MARKET
. SHORT TIMS ONLY. SEE,MR.
3CWDEN ABOUT IT QUICK. tf
The wholesome, hartnloss green
leaves and tender sterna of a rung
healing mountainous shrub, -give to
Dr. Sboop's Cough Remedy Its qura-
live proprieties. Tickling or dry
bronchial coughs quickly and safejy
yield to this highly effective Couth
medicine. Dr. 8hoop assures mothers
that they can with safety give It to
even very yonng babies. No opium,
chloroform—absolutely nothing
harsh or harmfuL It calms tbs dis
tressing ocugha, and heals tbs jensa-
tlve membranes. Accept no other.
Demand Dr. Shoiop's.
dttlsfi.
Bold' brail
WANTED -1 ^
mage our business In
wanted to
manage our business In your section
good pay; writp for particulars and
special offer of new suit and 926 cash
bonus. J. E. McBraJy Co., Chicago.
LOST -A white pointer dog about
two years old with liver colored spots
pit ears and near root of tail. Name
"Dock,” a sn^U portlpu of tall cut off.
Itoward If re>u»ed (6 Express-tyaoe.
3td ltw 1
LOST -B r ” K - F " esther card
case with name “P. L. Ellis,” printed
hereon. Contained small sum In cash
and papers. Liberal roward If return,
to 29 Jane, 8t., or Horald office.
WANTED -Plalnln * mill help
at once. One hundred saw mill men,
October 1st Jackson Lumber Co.,
Lockhart Ala., 18 tf
WANTFn—Lady with tick hus
band and three children to care for,
wants sewing. Mrs. Newman, corner
Sweat and Reynolds street. Can be
reached by telephone No. 314 (War
rens Store.) tf
FOR RENT - *— in-Southern
Hotel ier rent See D. ft O. Lott
WANTED -8ucce ”* Magaxlne
the services of a man In Waycross
to look after expiring subscriptions
and to secure new business by means
of special methods unusually effective,
position permanent; prefer one . with
experience, but would conildor any
applicant with good natural qualifica
tions; salary 11.50 per day, with com
mission option. Address, with refer
ences, R. C. Peacock, Room 102, Suc
cess Magaxlne, New York.
WANTED—A young man to help In
store with excellent chance for ad
vance. Apply by letter only. Ad
dress ”B" care Herald. 3t
FOR SALE—One horse dray, cheap
for cash. Apply to F. L. Page, Way-
cross Tailoring and Pressing Club, tf
i TO THE PUBLIC. | POST YOUR LANDS.
•Tease take notice that wo will not [ Cards for posting lands may be ob-
solicit orders after ‘ha Srst of October. | tained at the Herald office at 6 cents
We ▼ 111 put In another -phone so that each or 35 cents a dozen,
you will have no trouble In reaching
us.
All orders received by or before a
a. m., will bo delivered In time for
dinner, All orders received by or be
fore 4:30 p. m„ will be delivered la
time for supper.—We are confident
that with this arrangement we can
gtlre you better service than ever, i
Thanking yon for past patronage
and hoping for a continuance of samo
24tf Very Truly,
THE CASH GROCERY.
Have your buggy rubber tiros re
paired at J. T. McGee's, 21 Albany
Aveque. <■ -■ 23 Ife.a.d.
WOOD! WOOOl WOODI
We have 400 cords of 4-foot , wood,
mostly llghtwood for sale. Price 3L50
per cord, t. o. b. Elsie. Write us
fo particulars. Woodard ft Co.,
tf. Elsie, Ga.
Have your horse thud st j. T. Me-
Gas's., 22 tf eo.d.
TVc-h nmnswlck -.read tt W. A.
Luon. £ l... Albany Are. M tf
Custom era for tbo popular E. J.
Ctemley Cotter an now solicited bv
our agent, Mr. M. Blizzard. Thla pop
ping butter la making regular custom
•rs of all those who try it’once, haw
MAY'S MILL ft FEED STORE.
Mixed Corn Feed per low pounds. * 1 "
Crushed Ear Corn per 109 pound .81.60
fixed Horse Feed per 100 pound .81.76
Corn per bushel |1.00
Oats per bushel '..... 70c
Wheat Bran per 100 pounJa ....31.65
Cotton Seed Meal per 100 pounds. 11.65
Cotton Seed Hulls per 100 pounds 66c
Hay per 100 pounds 31.00
Cracked corn per bushel 81.00
Country Grits per peck 26c
Country Meal per peck 26c
Try our mixed Horse, Cow and
Chicken feed. It not satlsfictory
your money cheerfully refunded.
Telephone No. 3.
26 tf Msy-o Mill ft Feed Store.,
ANNUONCEMENT.
The friends of*Mr. C. E. Cazon, an
nounce that ho will he supported tor
Constable of the 1221 district, Oi li
st the election to me hold In Decent
her. Mr. Cason Is.WtB known no
bis many Mends , who will giro him a
strops support.
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<r mao t*« WANT ADS. W'W ««ao th* WANT ADS. *
OGLETHORPE SAVIRCS AND TRUST COMPANY
We Want "Everybody to Come
And look at tbo bargains we are of
fering In farms.
One twenty-five acre farm and dwell
ing under wire fence closo in for
3600.00. •
Why not buy yoursolt a small farm
now and pnt out poacan trees, and
have a comfortable home and Incom*
for your declining years.
If you are Interested call on tho
OEEN REALTY ft IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY, And let thorn Show,you
what they'have.
■ ATTRACTING ATTENTION
with Jewelry. One must depend
upon tholr own, or'In thoao they
hare confidence In, when Judging
Jewelry; therefore If you plabo-
your confidence In LITTLE ft
ODOM, you cannot fall In resolv
ing tho boat and finest Jewelry
that the goldsmith's art can pro
duce.
Utile &
Jewelers.
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LIFE INSURANCE
NATIONAL E f.NK C in C ULATION
A Nation/;! Bank note 'I* absolutely «afo because It is secured
by a deposit of .bonds with ihe government.
A Stnt.» Liff Insurance Policy Is. equally as er.fe os a National
Bank note, because every one of lta Policies Is secured by a de»
POaU of its entire value w?ifc the State under whose laws It o|>eratee
No holder of a Nation/*.; Bank or a State Life Insurance
Pot c> has lost or ever will loose *uything on either because the
rig* deposi* law to wblc:: both are subject, renders such loss
an obsoJute lmpossibmty. ' '' -*' - j
Attorney (.Vn/ral Hart, •»? Gcor*ia said recently: "That no mat
could afford tn trifle with bis Life insurance,” In taking In-ura-
Ciortfore, ke*p your oye on SECURITY.
Tha State Ufe Insurance Company of Indianapolis. IDo/'
posits Its reserve ANNUALLY with the State, It raised this do-
posit on tie first of last January flora Pour Million To Five ‘Mil
lions Elgh Hundred Thousand Dollars.
ASSETS 1404
ASSETS 1*07
SURPLUS TO POLl'lY HOLDERS
SURPLUS TO POLICY HOLDERS 1P97
FOR INSURANCE THAT INSURES”
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STATE UFE INSURANCE CO.
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