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—™ HMHSNHRHHBMSni HHH m: ■ ALD. -,T~~ OFFICIAL ORGAN OF WAYCROSS ANL» WARE COUNTY AND COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION VOLUME XVIII WAYCROSS GA. SATURDAY DECEMBER 3 1910 V* NUMBER 94 PRIVATE MAIL |DR. PICKARD TO RECEPTICALS LECTURE HERE OUGHT TO BE PLACED IN EVERY HOME IN WAYCROSS. By. the direction of .the poet olllco repartment, the attention ot patrons of hla office Is Invited to the advant ages of providing accessible boxes or cutlng suitable slots in their doors Such action would enable the post master to give prdinpter and better delivery Service with the means at his . disposal, since the carriers can' eov- or much more errltory In leas time 11 not compelled to wait for an answer to their ring. Private receptublea for mall are also a great convenience to the household er, obviating the necesalty ot respond ing to the carrier’s call’at Inconven ient moments and permitting the sate delivery of mall In the absence of members at flic household. They also prevent the occasional. necessity ot carrier’s proceeding on bis route jrlth out delivering mall because of fail ure to answer his ring within a reas onable time, and enable him to make deliveries to patrons living on or near thread of*the route at'“eh earlier hour. ' , R has been shown by actual exper ience that the benefits derived by the' patrons ot city, delivery front the use. of aucb deceptacles far outweigh the FOR BENEFIT OF CENTRAL BAP- TI8T TABERNACLE. ' 1 .- T” - The subject of the lecture which Dr. Pickard will deliver here on flic evening o fthe ninth at the Opera house for the benefit of the Central Baptist'-Tabernacle will be .'"Sim mon Bushes and Cedar Trees". The lecture Is said to be magnificent and one of Dr. Pickard’s very best. Dr. Pickard will also he present at the laying of the corner stone of Cen tral Baptist Tabernacle on that day. BIDS FOR THE SUPERIOR COURT VENES MONDAY WILL 'BE' OPENED AT WASHING TON JANUARY „,From the ofllce of the supervising architect of the treasury 1 department WILL BE IN SESSION FOR TWO 'i.. WEEKS. V . Judge |J A. Parker will convene at Washlngon nolee has been Issued Superior Court of Ware County-Mon until morrt %i*Q®V‘* l »het’ 5 at 10 o'clock It Is c» looted that the . (rand. Jury Will hat® inlte a buay session of It The foil wing names are Grand Jur ors, Trars |ne Jurors, first and second week: Hla coming.fa*looked forward to with appropriation. The aunt to be spent pleasure by a Tin ge number of people on the building la about $75,000, work here. to begin early in 1911. that Wds will be received up January 7 for the new federal building at Waycross. This la the second time bids ,have been called for tho Waycross building,** the others having been 'T&Jfccfea l>«* cause the figures given did not pro vide as large a building and asliand- GRAND JURORS, some as Congress had allowed In the W * r * Superior Court, D.ecmbsr, Com venc Dec. 5th, W K Bates M 8 l.cu D A McOpo 0.S.T small expense Involved.-' *3-this ot- P- N. Harley jftrdwyp Co. flee Is Interested In furnishing 1 the —Anevxi best possible, service at the least ex pense, your complaace with the fore j' FINE 8EA ISLAND COTTON j TREASURY DEPARTMENT, SEED FOR SALE, Office ot the Supervising Architect, Lot selected Sea Island Cotton Seed Washington, t>, C, November 20^ laid for sale for planting purposes. Fresh Proposal* will bo received from the Island at $1.00 per bushel, »t dlls office until 2 o’clock p. in., on fob Valdosta. Ga. the 7th day of January, 1911, and then W. B. Staten. opened, for the construction (in'etud- lsw aw n. F. D. 1, Valdosta, Cs. * n * plumbing, gas piping, healing ap^ - : .’. - parmtus, electric conduits and wiring) WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! 0 f, .b° United States Post Office at Good 'dry^jvobdf -Phone H9-4 rlBTa WAYCROSS, GA., In accordance with V ,t. ' o; \y wtlkerscfi ' drawings and Cpeclficatlon, copies of —1.: .... which may bq,&»d from the Custodian Sea our window display of Robeaou °/ "**o *t Waycross, Ga.. or itt this Snredve Pocket Kplvi, ' adver- offlc ® “>« discretion of the Super- Used in Toe Saturday Evening Post. vI,in * Architect 2 t James Knox Taylor, Jii te.-v'-log Arehlteot. going suggestions will be much appro- ctat«l. Respectfully, j 'C. E. Murpbs, Postmaster,, Waycross Furniture Co. *TT ’fit Yon Can Make No Mistake By Wearing a Suit Made by The Stein- Sam W. Peck . Block Co, j/ and Co. Strause & Bros. The best dressed men you meet on the street are wearing them. ' r They are the best on the market today. You can get them at: Anything Yon Need For Boys. WAYCROSS OFFICES OPEN TUES DAY IN SOUTHERN BUILOINO. For'the purpose of recruiting men for the United States array and navy l recruiting station will be opened In iV'aycross Dec. 6 In the Southern build- log. „ The office will be In charge of for- poral Roe, of Jacksonville. Cspt. H. Williams, of Savannah, was In Waycross yesterday making arrange ments for the AVaycrosa station. Ho will also open office, at Tampa, Fits- gerald and Brunswick. J R Hemby R M I.anlcr W II Buchanan B M James W H Booth F A Bates J SI Fesperman . W D O’Quinn E I. Jordan B W James Leonard Ulcus A J Youmons Dan Lott T W Morrljon Travers*') Jurors, first Week. J M Brand ley L Johnson L R Lee T J Mardn B D Woof lard T A Odom 0 : W Portal r Allen James. D C Allmat | .1 J Sedge wick F P Peabody J it Bennett*- M A Thigpen - n J waldrqn R B Van Worms J D Dinkins J C L Bennett Bardsrd Zachory R8 O’Berry .... D C Crews T B Begley B G Finn James Sinclair ' M J Murray J D Crawford Jr L D Edwards W It Davis W M Corbett W F Eaton W F Raybon J R Bennett J R Thigpen M L Steedty J W Mixon B J Collins Traverse Jurors, Second Week. J- D Sweat W T Willots M 8 Alewlne Daniel Corbett Rich L Singleton R H Bogley W D Remington 8 B Henderson J P Byrd W J Steedty Jno. W Carter ., Sbcrod Collins O E Glddens A P .Perham W C Colcpan W C Butler W O Bradly C O Bennett J R Whitman J R YQumans R B Beverly D R Walker M C Or re! W M Brewer Sprlven Morton J it Le# J 1 Crawford T B Strickland C B Bostwtck J B Wilson j F B Sturdivant T T, Watt G P .PWIartf H R Sears 0 > H‘Harley H D Norton TO MAKE GOOD MEN OUT OS'BAD ONES. Atlanta, Doc. 3.—Tho Georgia Crim inal Provcntloa and Reform League was formerly organizes af a meeting held In I lie Chamber of Commerce yesterday afternoon, the following of ficers being chosen: President, John J. Kagan;, vice-president, s. Y. Mc Cord; irensurcr,. Robert F. Shoddon. An executive committee and a board of trustees alsu were chosen. It la tite purpose of tho league -to Inaugurate a campaign for the better enforcement of the law against crim inals and tho better care of criminals who are convicted, with a view to making them, after leaving .prison, good citizens. It la proposed to urge the formation of similar leagues In other countlee of the state, and make, the tpovement statewide. . BAINBRIDGE GETS NEXT CONFERENCE. Columbus, Gig, Dye, 3.—For the firet time Balnbrldge will entertain the South Georgia Mothodlet confer ence next year, the conference voted unanimously , to meet In the South west Georgia city In 1911. The. Invi tation was extended by the Rev. A. M. Williams, presiding elder of the ThomuvUle district, and was the only Invitation received by the conference, although It bad been reported that Macon might make a hid for the meet ing. The Methodist at Balnbrldge have a new church and the congregation has Invited the conference more than once to meet there. Tbs Rev. W. E. Arnold Is the present pastor at Baln brldge. WARMER AND RAIN IS WEATHER DOPE Board of Trade Service.) Fair and Warmer tonight.-Tempera ture near freezing Sunday. Increasing cloudiness, probably to be followed 1iy rain lu North portion of TORJrgfa to morrow THE KNIGHT8 OF MODERN MACCABEES. The Knights of Modern Maccabees held knlghtlyjcst and revelry lost night, and though none of the fair lady’a were prerent to Ineplre them, yet the, Sir Klnghta and Squires, show od prodigies of valor end daring and a large number won their spurs and gained the honors of full knighthood. It was nn inspiring scene, the Sir Knights end Squires donning their armour had bid terewell to wife and sweetheart and wKh loytl hearts bad ridden forth to do heroic deeds of chivalry. Doughty Knights end Squir es were present from Bit craggy cliffs of Swedes the bonnle vales of Scot land, the green bogs ot Ireland, the white, cliffs ot England, the Sunny elopes of France, the enow swept plalnxi of Canada, the veld Hand ot aouthera Africa the plot-land of North era Germany, the ralea of rugged Wales and the sun klssecd land of Dixie, met together to take and main tain allegiance fraternal and loyal. It was a pleasant evening and dee pile the Inclement weather the Ma sonic building rang with laughter and merriment. The Mtccnbcce have now established themselves (permanently In, on fraternal life here and well of ficered and manned, expect to contri bute muc to the fraternal and social development of our cltv. ARE INDICTED Savannah. Ga., Dec. 3.—Judge Em ory Speer and the officers of the United states Court who have'beon In Savannah for the past week left last night for Macon after having In dicted the Merchants and Miners Transportation Company, the Seahoard Air Line Railway, (be Atlantic Coast Lino Railway and Morris and Harvle * Miller ot Philadelphia In connection ’ with an Illegal freight rate on grain between Philadelphia, Savannah and- Jacksonvllle. The cate will scurcety tie tried on Its merits for .a good long time. Judge -Speer Is ‘Co be here In February hut assignments of cases have been made for that time that' will take up the entire session ot the court. The Indictments found yester day will not be heard until a later day. Judgpj Speer Thanked the Ju rors for their careful attention to- their ddtirs during the liras they wero attending to their tubors In con nection with the Indictments and-the». jurors Adopted resolutions of thanks to Judge Speer for his kindness to them. ■ - - , The Wayrroee Furniture Co., Is the place to buy your Xmas goods, toy wagons sad bobble horses and try cycles. FARM Bor sale. Do you went a four hundred acre. Ware county farm, conveniently locat ed to market, west of-Waycross, on the Brunswick and Western Railroad between Heity and Satllla River. Tim ber and wood on- the land would pay for It, If marketed. 30 acres has been In cultivation. Public road passes through It. Well watered. Fulmoor creek le Its eastern boundary. .Owner wants to sell tor division. Go and see It will bear Inspection. Call on or write Hlmoo W. Hitch. Waycross, Were County, Ga. 24 1 OR heaters and stoves at. the War- eroee FtpwKur* Co NOTICE Tb WATER TAKERS. I am directed by the City Council*to notify all parties, that the water will lie cu off ontheStbdaydfDecember,un less paid by that time. This order wni be carried out without reserve. • J W. Strickland; Elllt Clerk of Council - .. FOR SALE. aT A Reduced Price. 4 of the most beautiful lots on Col lage Hill, Just acrqps from MaJ. Frank McGee's pretty home. All fronting- east Each lot 103 feet front by 100- feet deep. See me within, thq next few day*- If you wish this mbs! desirable "prop erly at a bargain. ' Chan. H. Redding. Three New Houses FOR RENT! Will be .ready for occupan cy Jtf January' 1st. . TWO 7-ROOM HOUSES, With bath, $23.00 per month. ONE 8-ROOM HOUSE, with hath, $25.00 per month. A. M. Knight and' Son Insurance and Renting Agfa. PHONE2M. .Southern Building.