Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 189?-19??, January 10, 1911, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextWAYCROSS EVENING HERALD For the benefit of the strangers in our city, we again explain the following plans, which has proven so popular during the past year. Our Spring Line of Rugs Will Be on Display this Week. We aie proud of the assortment we have lead# fur your inarcdtion, all the-newedt shades and pit erns are here, in all.sizes, and you will - i .^in| fi id the prices lower than these rugs have ever been offered in , * lis city except at this store. Our Hie of small Rugs contain an- iSraireJ&SfinMlf other shipment of , OUR famous Rattan Parlor Suit. A. beautiful suit exadtly like above cut made of best grade whole rattan, OC finished in finest quality shellac Xi •09 Ys cash balance 30, 69 and 90 days. We sell very hand -• ere solid oak extension Table, claw feet, extends to 6 feet, exactly like cut. # ■A great value at $14.50 1-3- Cash, Balance 30, 60 and 90 Days. Don’t feel like you are imposing on us when joufhone • us to send out samples. AXMINISTER RUG- The Store of Great Values where Your Credit is Gocd A. R. HOOD, Mgr. Phone 499 106 Plant. BAD DREAMS. SOUTHWESTERN POULTRY SHOW j -■—— Dalian; Texas, Jan. 0.—The annual ’ Nightmare, Restlessness and Night* Southwestern Poultry show opened In swsata all Cause by Indlgsetlon. . Dallas tddny with some of the Unest Half of the nervousness in the exhibits ever seen in this pait of the I world, all of the disturbing dreams country in an exposition of feathered' uid nlft'atmares can be ended In a stock and pot animals.^Some of the' ’ew weeks by a simple. Inexpensive entries come from States as far'dls-* .'eattnent guaranteed by Q. It. Brin* tant as Massachusetts and Warfulng-j •on (To. j ton. The show will continue until ITpact stomach is tho cuuse or nerv* Fulday. usnoss and bad dreams. Good wages to right party. , Apply at Cl Brunei street. * . 6 €t, CLASSIFIED wanted—stenographed stfitro $35.00 per month. I.lghi work, easy hours. Claim & Adjustment Co., room No. 432, I.uQrande Building. 6 ,t SU8INES8' OPPORTUNITY. For Immediate tale,, this city, flret- ctaas drug atora, wall located, with up-to-date fixturea and atlck of goods; 14 ycara established trade. Reason for selling, owner has too much bus Ineta. Price: $2,600. Terms: $1,004 cash, 'balance monthly. Address:.' 4 St 0. H. Bowen, Waycross, Ga. 18 LOST FOR ONE HOUR, AND IP Savunnah. t(a,.J«n. 10.— 1 The mu:i FINALLY FOUND IN FIELDS. Irlpal election was not Ihe only thin; — In the way balloting that held tht Dallas, Texas, Jan. 10. Roland Car- boards In Svri.troah today. Turn roa turnt,lied tuc thrills at Sunday's uvlr.ion meeting. First he dodged among the ciouda at a bright estimat ed at 8,000 foot and finding that his barograph was out of commission, ho abandoned an attempt for an altitude record. Darting toward tho down town dlatrict be pawed out or vlalon wlbiln levelal minutes. Minutes multiplied and 1 the tele phone was brought Into rcqulstlo'., but no tidings cold hai had of the av iator, tbro scouting psrtlee went out and finally tbe alr-mnn was found by a party under the jeaJerahlp of R. It. B. Green, enjoying a cigarette and. standing guard over Ida thachlne In a field three mile, from the aviation grounds. , Approachlug darkness amt s rest lilmlnlrhlng stipplly of gasoline madfl It necessary for him In land, Garros explained. In si) he was aloft tor an TO REN*? “'for’” ”r E N f^One'Targic ^desirable front room. Phonj 487. 6 3t - board. In -Sc V:rah today, i luti’V jelcctcyl 1 tpel',- )’tre<J(ora thlt I morning nnd tc.-nriew two uf than - will name tbe otb-tern l Tbe directors vlro met were those > of the National Bank of Savannah, ■ the Meichanta Vat onal Bank and the ■ Citizens Trust Conp-oxf. Tha Ogle- i tiiorpe Savlnra an Trust Company also elected dlre'lb-t for the year - today. , The two national batiks will elect oUlcers tomorrow at lb* national bank law requ'ref It it aot known If any changes are due though there have been minors *< H new president of Your food I — - ■■■ i lying in your stomach undigested' RATE ARGUMENTS BEGIN, nd fermenting. It la forming poison- ——— 4 oils gases which Irritates the pneu- Washington, D. C., dan 9.—The mogaatrlc nerv* that leads direct from* most Important public Investigation the brain, and ends In a network of of railroad business, methods and llnjr branches running through foe j conditions that the country has never stomach. , < | known was advanced another step FOR RENT—One large furnished frount room to two men. Also one small furnished front room. All corn sentence*. N light housekeeping. Ap ply 53 Jade street or Sheroj Collins P. O. Box 353 7 6t S ALE ; In crosaing Plant, avenue late yes terday John Gates, a negro about 15 l years old, was struck by the auto of Dr. p, c. Polka and badly hurt. Th» negro was Injured mainly In the head, , his skull being- fractured. Re wat I rendered unconscious, and fears were I entertained for bis recovery. FOR BALE, CHEAP—Second-hand buggies, harness, saddles, wagons and Itoi sea. McGregor Mayo. 6 2w Court-Martial For Pay Officers. FARM HAND WANTED—A farm and dairy hand wanted.* Apply to Mr. Prank Armstrong at Saints Rest | farm or to Herald odlce. • 9 et -A general Virginia Farmers In Session. Democratic Governor In Oregon. Salem. Ore., Jan, 9.—The Inaugura lion of Governor’ Oswald West aw chief executive bf the State of Ore- Roanoke, Va., Jan. 9.—Leaders in all branches of the agricultural In dustry in Virginia rounded up In this city today for their annual ^'.Farm ers' Week" conference. Among th- organizations that will hold them annual sessions during the week are tho State Farmers’ Institute and the State associations of dairymen, hor ticulturists, com. growers and swine breeders. | FOR .SALE—Good easy rnnnfng bicycle, $16. Sea rct Quick, J. P. Luther, 1 Teheau street. 9 3t tysbtQ. lUrrltv and sIirou also made apoctarulir Eights. The tourn ament will coat hide tomorrow. TRIAL OF THE SNEAD CA8E.E bom the paymaster's rale on the cruiser Philadelphia last July. Captain Jill, commanding officer of the Coto- »do. Is president of the court. Newark, N. J.,After delays and post ponementa extending over a year, rauied chiefly by the judicial Inquiry Into the sanity of Mrs: Caroline B. Martin, the prospects art blight for an early end of tha so-called Snead .murder case. *. * In the Essex county .court the case of Mrs. Martin and her sister. Mrs. MuO' \V. Snead, who were Indicted Jointly foe tlte alleged'luurder of Mrs. Martin’s daughter, Mrs. Orey \V. M. Snead, In a bathtub in a. house at East Orange, In November 1949, was called up today, and It Is expected tb« triol will, proceed without further de- eantry and pomp which are usually made a part of tbe ceremonies on the occasion of the administration of the formal oath of oflee to-t’ae first mag- ■: mte uf tho Commonwealth. WANTFD Meeting of Trotting' Horsemen. Buffalo. N. Y„ Jan. $.—To discuss plana for the ''betterment of all trot ting Interests".,a national conference ofb renders, owners, trainers and track managers assembled at the' Iro quois Hotel In this-city today In rg- spouse to a call laaned by, K. Do- verm*. president 6f the Grand Circuit. The caaferenco sill be followed to morrow by the regular, annual meet ing of the steward* of ’the Grand Cir cuit, at which th* dates foe the com- Ing ee.-son-w'UI 1>« VlottVd. - WANTED FOR U. S ARMY—Able- bodied unmarried mett between ages of48.and 33; citizens of United Sta tes, of good charactor and temperate habits’, who catt apeak, read and write the English language. For. Informs- Hon apply to Recruiting officer. South- j HUGH JENNINGS TAKES A BRIDE Building, Waycross, Cal; 13 West York I Scranton, Pa., Jan. 70.—Hugh .len street Savknnah Ga.; 108 West For-’ nlngs, manager of tho Detroit Amert- syth Street JackaonvlUe, Fla.; uojean League team, was married here Maiket street Charleston, 8. C,; or.today to Miss Nora O’Boyle of .hi, 113 South Maine street, Fitigerald. • city. The ceremony was perforated |„ Ga - ‘ Jan. 7 ttjSL Patrick’s CatbeJal |„ , he pro- Meat To Discuss Steel Prices. - Now York, Jan. 9.—Financial and Industrial Interest* are awaiting with keen Interest ’ announcement of the results of the conference of steel man ufacturers which met In this city to day to discuss prices and the tfade outlook.. Whether -. ..decried action will. be taken look'ng 'owariTa readjustment of prices downward for the purpose of reviving the slackening demand In the steel trade, la not. known.. Tuba Works Resume Full Tim#. I o:eln. O, Jan. 9.—The local plant of the National Tube Company, which has been -running to a small propor tlon of Iti capacity tor some time past, today resumed full operations In all deportments. Ax the company la reported to have a number of large ordecs Booked It Is expected the plant full lime for will continue.running on- several months at least .’ttftKJM&Vnns WANTED—At once.