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Waycross Evening Herald
F FOR SALE.
Beaut!?!!! Elevated Gilmore street
Extension lota (or sale (or $350 and
down each. Get a choice selection now
I Lots In Gilchrist Park (rent $50 to
$250 each, monthly payments.
New houses o( 4, 6 .and G rooms one
r and 2 story near A. 0. L. Shops (or
i sale in reasonable small monthly pay'
. raenta
A 10 aero (arm with dwelling, land
stumped with wire (ence all round,
. near Waycross, Price $660.
i A 45 to SO acre (arm, with dwelling
elevated land neay Waycross (or sale
(or 11,000.
A 110 acre (arm 4 miles (ram Conti,
house, elevated land, good Improve
ments |2,O0O.
A number o( 0, 10 and 20 acre (arm
tracts (or saleym easy terms.
FOR RENT.
A (ew more "bouses In Gilchrist par's,
4 room houses, $5; 6 room houses, |t;
0 room houses (8.
A 7 room bouse with about 8 acres
of land on B street at $15 or without
the extra land $12.50 per month.
A 8 room new house B street $10
per month.
A 5 room cottage Margaret street
$12.50 per month
A 6 room .house Georgia street $15.
A 15 room house west o( Waycross
low rate o( rent. A one room house
west o( Waycross low rate ot rant,
X (arm with good dwelling and 2v
acres Inside city limits (or rent (or
$12.50 per month.
A VISIT IS NECESSARY TO REAL
IZE THE IMMEN8ITY OF THE
UNDERTAKING.
AY8 QUESTION OF LOCATION
MUST BE SETTLED AT ONCE.
UUDGE FREEMAN OF CITY COURT
IMPOSED FINE OF $100. OR
CHAINGANG.
SAYS ATTORNEY GENERAL
HART IN A DECISION.
I lu a letter received
The Dlcklns Shoe store has Just
moved to new quarters In 5 and 8
Plant Avenue In La Grande Building.
This Arm has been doing a good busi
ness (or many years and In moving
to the new stores have been compelled
to rent larger space to accommodate
the additional new goods Just received.
They contemplate a new (eature.
soon.
here today
(ram Mr. Burdette Loomis, he writes
o( matters ot great interest to the peo-
His letters Is aa fol-
Atlanta, Go., OcL 23.—A decision
slon o( other offleers. The Attorney
General Hart In the case ot L. G.
Harding, alias A. D. Oliver, who was
arrested in Georgia (or (raudulent
bank .dealings, on the question ot the
Governor's duty In regard to holding
him (or the authorities in Mississippi
where he Is wanted (or the commis
sion ot other oenses. The Attorney
General hold* that Olver must lie
kept In Georgia until he has been con-
rlcted or acqulted ot the charges
against him in this state.
There are but (ew 'people In Way-
cross Hint roallr.es the enormity ot the
great Hebard Cypress Mills In the
northern part ot the city. Everything
moves along so smoothly in the con
struction ot the mammoth buildings
and the Inslnllatin of the ponderous
machinery, that one must make a per
sonal visit to their midst to have any
Idea of Immensity of the plant or the
great value It will be to Waycross and
tho surrounding country. It Is not
long after you pass the Bailey Manu
facturing company with lu piles of
yellow pine lumber and busy activity
until you notice the rows of little
white dwellings already completed
thit are to be used for the comfort
able homes ot the many employees
ot the Hebard Cypress Company, and
the end la not yet, (or Vlrgl) Parker
and his corps .of able asslaUnts are
busily engaged' In building more and
more of these cosy little cottage
^Savannah, Ga„ Oct. 23.—W. W. Bell
(or fifteen years a clerk at the Screven
House was given a trial yesterday In
the city court upon the charge of un
due familiarity witfytwo little girls in
Colonial cemetery and In" the afternoon
the jury returned a sealed verdict
finding him guilty.' The arrest of Bell
created a great deal of surprise as he
was known to many Savannahlans
who had no Idea he was a man of
such character as the testimony show
ed him to he. The verdict of guilty
caused even more Surprise to those
who had not followed the case (or they
were certain he would be acquitted
with an Investigation by a jury. Bell
was fined $100 or one year on the
chain gang by Judge Freeman ot the
City Court.
, pie of this city.
, loWBJ
“My matters are moving very rapld-
I ly and If Waycross cares to get this
, Industry of mine In IU Initiative, they
must act Immediately. I have today
signed contracts whereby there will be
not less than halt a million dollars
spent on my different processes of
handling Toods, treating lumber, apd
getting wood ready (or paper making,
and many other things. In addition to
what I will spend on the gas and elec
tric plants, and all these plants will
be located at the first place where we
establish ourselves. A party here
from Savannah today Is making great
proposals (or us to go there, letting
us have land and everything at a
very moderate price, as welt as loca
tions. Jacksonville Is also In the field
and my son and I are working hard
to carry tho whole scheme to Way-
cross, and we can do It- If you people
will Immediately como to oifr help, and
It must be done Immediately.. If we
are going to obtain the (rancltlses In
Waycross, I would want them granted
liumedhlely; and If not, 1 wont to
kno-. it at orice so that 1 can make
other arrangements anil locate our
plants elsewhere. The money Is all
The public should bear I them In
mind when In need of anything In their
line. Don’t forget the new location,
LaGrando Building numbers 0 and 8
Plant Avenue.
Savannah Oct. 23.—R. Lawton Minnie Murphy will sing. At the
III was yesterday afternoon admitted | First .Methodist church at the morning
to the bar In Chatham county. Ho service. Miss Carrie Cronenberg and
comes of a long line of lawyers. Hls her brother Mr. Vl Cronenberg will
father Col. A. R. Lawton Is now prac- 1 sing a duet.
tlclng In Savannah being a member ji..- UU i_
of the firm of Lawton ft Cunningham, ‘ 0 f savannah serving hls country in
Attorneys for the Central, Ry. Hls 'diplomatic circles as well as upon the
grandfather, also known' as A. R. Law- field of battle frhen hls services were
ton was a very distinguished cltlxen n,rdod.
Savannah OcL 23.--Dr. R. S. Kenan,
a well known physician Is believed to
be dying at the Savannah Hospital
from a heart affection He'has bean
very 111 (or a week or more. He Is.a
brother of Mr. Livingston Kenan an at
torney of Mllledgevllle.
D. & 0. LOTT,
Real Estate and
Insurance Co!
Wa have purchased the Waycross
Bakery and have employed Mr. Chas.
A. Vetter, Jr., of Savannah, to do tho
baking. Mr Vetter has 20 years ex
perience In the business and Is one of
He thor
Are coming in now on
nearly every train and
soon the stock will be com
plete in every resped:.
Have bought only the lat
edi things, from the best
manufacturers, so you can
get in Waycrossas good a
selection as you can find
in a very much larger, city.
Will be glad to show them
to you.
Turning to the left from the oOce
building and passing across the com
pany's own railroad you will see the
massive white walls of tha re-enforced
concrete, main building of the saw
mill, department of the cypress com
pany. Car load after carload of great
heavy machinery ta being unloaded
dally and Installed Into this depart-
uunt by the busy workmen and Juit
beyond this building la the pdwer
house, With a battery of eight 200
horvo power high pressure hollers,
with four towering ateel stacks strong
ly stayed with lattice bridges giving
them the appearance of a .Mississippi
river steamboat equipment.
Looking out of the back and of the
mill an artificial lake springs In view
with Ite high embankments securely
encased „ln row after row ot piling. A
railroad tracfc-sklrta ‘along the top of
one of these banks where they are to
bring In the loge from the awamp and
•lump them off of care Into the reser
voir where they will be preserved
without checking until needed In the
mill, to get tho saw mill completed
before beginning the planing mills as
rill have to be sawed and
I must again; earnestly request
those who are Indebted to tho "Way-
cross Harold for advertising, Job
work or subscription to como to our of
fice and lot us bavo a settlement. We
have a number of accounts that have
boon running for months and some of
them have counter charges. I must
straighten out the business of A. P.
PorHam ft Son., at rapidly aa posslhju
Please assist us.
tf. A. P-PERHAM ft SON.
the best bakers In the state,
oughly understands baking all kind*
ot bread, Cakes, Plos an 1 Pastry, Rye
Bread a specialty.
And want your business and If good
brood and prompt, deliveries Is what
Dellver-
you want wo are the people,
lea made In any part of city provided
you havo tickets. 25 TICKETS.- FOR
$1,00 Each ')no good for one f cent
loaf of broad. Special prices |> rest
aurants and dealera. Bakery -located
126 Butler street, Phone 72.-’Bottling
wonders where In the buildings In (Luatriou No. 1 Alpha street Phone 337
sight are they going to find room (or Try Pepll ColB aur famous Red
such an aggregation, but the alleut Kron oingor Ale. We also manufac-
mechanlc ea he ploda along pule In tl j re B fuI | | )De of'flne fruit flavored
here and there until Anally every piece Sodas. Any flavor dcstrtd.
All we ask Is a trial. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Yours (or Business,
Waycross Bakery &
Bottling Company.
D. L KEEN, Prop.
the lumber
stacked In the opeb air for six months
before It will be aeasoned xufficiently
to be surfaced to size In the planing
mill so there Is nothing but the atakes
to mark the extensive location of the
various building* for finishing the
Otto ElUton and /J. Fleming City
Salesmen. . ? '
CALL PHONE 72 OR 337.
BREAD TICKETS SOLD FOR CASH
ONLY. .
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF WAYCROSS ANI> WARE COUNTY AND COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
VOLUME , XVII
WAYCROSS GA. SATURDAV- OCTOBER 23 1909
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NUMBER 108
