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WAV CROSS EVENING HERALD rlr m r <.xxxx><x>oooooooooo: |7eff £/s IVAen S Toil Want ! i GROCERIES I; We want 500 custome r s tor our C. C. D. Butter, 25 cts. pound. Chickens each week from Tennessee hresh Celery \ Every »i Saturday Hay, Grain and Cow Feed \ always on hand. \ PERSONAL ITEMS. AT THE MAJESTIC I Mrs, J. E. T. Bowden Enetertains Mrs. J. E. T. Bowden. as hoses* at KENEDY & KENEDY a vary charming **Bri<i • *” party Sat- RINGING AND DANCING SKETCm urday afternoon at cr beautiful j Kenndy holds the Richard K. home ou Carswell avenue. Mrs. Bow-1 * ox Poli c e Gazette medal, won at de tt received her gue.ta wearing a j Tammany Ha!!. New York city, for very becomiug dress of pink loung e ■' the championship * The house decoration were also of 1 BUCK AND WING DANCER, pink, quantities of pink carnations be-j<* world. We guarantee this act Ing used. The prizes a beautiful hand- j to be ono of the be8t of lts kind ever painted picture and a pair of silk ho* e ^ °ff ert ‘^ tbepublic . were presented Miss Mallett. of Al-1 — — - bany. fi st prize and Mrs. Morrison second. Mrs. Bowden’s guests were: Miss Mallett. of Albany; Mrs. Rob ert Odom. Mrs. Charlie Payne, Mrs. T. W. Morrison, Miss Annie Payne. Mrs. \ Mayo Mi s. W. P. Little. Mrs. George Mayo, Mrs. Gourdine, Mrs. A. Hengeveld, J>lrs. Sirmans, Mrs. Stan- ■tan; Mr. Jack Phelan. Mr., Owen Phe-^OUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO BE j lari, M; s. Walter Young, Mrs. J. M. 8IGINIPIMNTS i Al COURT HOUSE Fresh Brunswick Bread Every Day. Phone 128 And we will deliver the GOODS. ifWON GROCERY CO X Wilson Block iooooo<Jooooooo^o^ WE Are graduifte Opticians—Specialists In fitting glasses to eyes in need, and '"*'•'** ’GUARANTEE if/ to give absolute .ati.faction In every particular, ao eure are we of our abil ity to please you with Our Work Little & Odom JEWELERS ANtf OPTICIANS. 7 Cox, Mrs. Ben Redding. Mrs. Henry Redding Mrs. Steinheimer Mrs. Spear, Mrs. Wad ley, Mrs. Grumbling, Mlrs. Ost, Mrs. Stewart, Miss Thlott. CONGRATULATAED ON THEIR WORK. THE CONFEDERATE The County Commissioners of Ware county are to be congratulated on the improvement!! they are making at MANY PEOPLE IKttlUSKBj AT THE WONOERS BEING DONE. The Root Juice demonstration at ( Leiokee drug store Is causing much talk here. Tae scientist has huu- tlreds of testimonials from people who we -o cured by the great remedy. The following letter from transport is a fair sample: “in the latter part of last winter while the Root Juice peo ple were in Logansport, I heard of many astonishing cures the temedy had made and was making, but l thought It was only talk. Finally one of my neighbors got some of the medicine. She had suffered a x long time with her stomach. After she bad used the Juice about two weeks [ hardly realized that she was the same woman. She had increased \ wonderfully in flesh, her complexion hud cleared up and she was looking better than I bad ever seen her and er health continues to remain good. ALL THESEM EN~ HAVE iWORKED-FOR-THE SAFETYOFYOUR-MONEY WHEN-IT-ISINA NATIONALBANK of the valuable county records and for j jjrovlding a niorg. convenient ah l ac- Jcesf-ible room for their storage, j The room formerly coupled by the J Treasurer has now been cut into the I fornul 1 record vault and the walls jnnd ceiling of both rooms are now CONGRATULATIONS ARE DUE‘made absolutely lire proof, providing FRANCIS BARTOW CHAPTERS! plenty of room tor Clerk Bltry to DAUGHTERS OF CONFEOERA-j tarry out his modern up-to-date plans QY # I for keeping conveniently the records ' ■— (of the county. the Court House for the preservation ^ ^ that time my wife and daughter were sick. My wife's condition was so serious that she was unable to get out of bed without assistance. Her joints were sore, stiff and painful. Her lingers and toes were ctamped and almost useless and my daughter was suffering very much with per stom ach and back. I got one of (he clr- $ 4? THE SCREVEN HOUSE Savannah, Georgia. American Plan. Congratulations are due Francis Bar tow Chapter Daughters of Confederacy for the splendid work they have done in raising the entire amount due on the Confederate monument and today as will be noted by the following let ter, everything Is paid and the beauti ful monument stands as a tribute to our gallant dead and free from debt. Well done ladies! The city appreci ates your noble efforts. Marietta, Ga. Feb. 3, toil Mrs. R. O. Ijee,^ President, Waycross, Oa., Dear Madam: • ' We beg to acknowledge receipt of your favor of the 2nd enclosing check for |140.50 which we have placed to the credit of the Chapter’s account for monument in full settlement of sLme. We desire to thank you very much for the remittance, and wish to com "r-uulate yov^v chapter upon the great success that you have had-with the rti’slng of funds for the monument, en abling you to make practically a full cash .payment upon erection. Enclosed please find receipt. Yours truly, The McNeel Marble Co. W. C. Carriked. THE MOST CENTRALLY LO- ^CATED HOTEL IN 8AVAN- r NAH. FOR BOTH THE COMMEf^ CIAL MAN AND THE MER CHANT. ENTIRELY REMODELED, Two splendid services were held at First Methodist church yesterday. Rev. Will Hill delivering splendid ser mons to a crowded house at both morning and evening services. A special musical program was enjoyfed at both services. At the morning ser vice a duet by Messrs Johnson and Norvel and a solo by Prof. Zelgler. A quartette composed of Messrs Strickland, Norvel, Johnson and Hop kins sang at the evening service. Rev. Hill wil! leave tonight ‘for Florida. They have also uil.unged a store room underneath the new room reached by a trap door in the floor, where the old Inecords, seldom re quired may be safely stored and thus give additional room for those con tinually needed. The court officers and the bar will appreciate these ad ditional opportunities for convenient research. On account of the illness of Rev. F. H: Scruggs, Rev. Waldron preach ed to Central Baptist congregation last evening. During the service Miss Julian and a quartette composed of Miss Addle Belie LoWthar, Mias Lilly Cornell and Messrs Ijowtfief 1“ Carswell sang very swcally. clara that came with my neighbor's medicine and after reading It over, ( said to tuy wife: ‘Mother you and daughter must have some of that med icine. Site tried to persuade /no to leave it alone as they had tried so many things without any benefit, but 1 drove to town that same day and bought some of the Root Juice and some of the lineament that is used with it After using the great medi cine a few days, niy wife and daugh ter were out of pain and In a few weeks they were entirely cured and their health is almost perfect now. r want .evey sick person to know just what the wonderful medicine did ,In my famil#. My name is George H. Scott, R. R. No. 4, Ixjgansport, Ind.” The scientist claims that Root Juice THE CONFIDENCE AND SECURITY THAT COME WITH THE POS SESSION OF MONEY IN THE ”ANK 18 GREATLY ENHANCED WHEN IT IS A National Bank. FOR HERE IT HAS EVERY SAFE-GUARD POSSIBLE FOR HUMAN IN GENUITY TO DEVISE. IN SELECTING A BANK IN WHICH TO DEPOSIT YOUR SAVING3 OR SURPLUS, THE ONE THNG TO BE CONSIDERED IS SAFETY. AND WE ASK FOR YOUR BUSINESS ONLY ON THE BASIS OF Absolute Safety First National Bank CAPITAL $200,000.00 STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY $400,00 TOTAl RESOURCES OVER $700,000 FOR AGED PEOPLE. Old Folks Should Be Careful in Their Selection of Regulative Medi cine. We have a safe, dependable and al together ideal remedy that is partic ularly adapted to the requirements of aged people and pe'.aons of weak constitutions who suffer from consti pation or other bowel disorders. We are so certain that It will relieve these complaints and give absolute satisfaction In every particular that wo offer it with our personal guaran- CLASSIFIED WANTED -WANTED FOR U. S ARMY—AWe- FLAO DAY. Flag Day will be obsorved 8atur Feb. 11 by the Francle Bestow Cl ter, U. D. C.. The proceed! to go the Bartow memorial at Raybuu C bodied unmarrlod men between uges' or. 18 and 38; cltlsons of United Sta les, of good 4haractor and temperate habits, who can:'speak, read and write | he English latqptage. For Informa tion apply to Recruiting oUlcer, Soutli- lulldlng, Wsycroes, Ga.; 13 Weet York itreet Savannah Os.; 108 West For- tyth street Jacksonville, FIs.; 140 Market street Charleston, S, C,; or 13 South Maine street, Fltsgerald, .a. Jan. 7 tt. NOTICE. There Is prevalent In different ps of the county small po* and we de It wise to be vaccinated,, as this 1 proven to be protective against ’ Infection. We have arrangea w tbe different physicians of- the corn to vaccinate free of charge any v may apply. We hope tho people will at themselves of this end help to s tho spread of this malady. M. M. Johnson. Co. Physlclar B. H. Thomas, Ordinary. 1 See big window of now Bmbri erlee and I-arc,. Humphreys & Wllllatnaor ALL THE LATEST IMPROVE MENTS. I TELEPHONES IN ALL ROOMS. Forest {City Hofei Co. fi. Jaeckel, Manage. ORPINGTONS FOR SALE. Beautiful, prolific, and thrifty, are my Buff Orpingtons, Cocks, (2.00; hens, 11.50; two. 15.00; eggs lOe each. Mrs. E. A. Sanders. (Deenwood.) ltd ttw 4w Waycross, da. ( <00 HUNDRED OOZEN EGGS. 250 DOZEN AT 30 tf. HARDY BROS3. The EXCHANGE BANK Solicits Your Bank Accost And Influence. ACCURACY AND PROMPTNESS SAFETY AND LIBERA LITY —Are tbs Marked Feature* of Our Business. We Invite You to Try Us. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. W. H Buchanan, President. W. H. fflcRae, Cashier. PINEAPPLES FREE—Crete to Arst ousekeepor answering. Chance for (her housekeepers. No poets! sns- >ercd. v. Russell, Ankonn, Fla. 3 4t WANTED—Puptls to take music rssons bn brass or string Sriitru- rents. Call A. R. Marks, 52 Tebean Ireet, phone 568. 4 At j WANTED—Plain sewing wanted. [nply to Miss Martins, 30 Albsny ava ls. 28 «t OFFICE BOY WANTED—At Herald (ANTED— To rent 3 riininlsbed 1» Tor light housekeeping by \rofc I;, or furnished homo at roae- hlc price For about 4 or 5 months roes J. R. Tibbs, Waycross. Cla. IF, D. No. 4. 3 «t ,f fin fOARD-v-Can accommodate couple board, Mrs. L. B. Joln«*r, corner H» and Carswell streets. n. A. Joseph—522-Right What Have You In The Fruit Line Today? Bananas, Pineapples, Grape Fruit, Apples, Tangerines Coccoanuta, etc; PRICES PLEASE Bananas 20c; Apples Otic per peck; Oranges from 15c to 30c per dosen; Pineapples 10c to 15c each; Tange rine* 10c to 15c per doien. Don’t Forget ,to Order the Celery > Delivered. 922 PHONE NUMBER. N. A. JOSEPH tjuycs, who Is an old friend. A few minutes lator four shots rang out and rushing in the husband found his wife with the revolver In her hand while Floyd's dead body lay at her feet. “He Insulted me and I killed him," was her tJmple statement.’ That Floyd would have Insulted a lady la a great surprise, as he was a prominent member of the Baptist Church and had a very good reputa tion so far as moral character goea. He was thirty years of age and high ly educated. Mrs. Hayes, the slayer ly'connected, ttw slater of (ho former a year old. Thera la no lelegmpii . . Telephone connection with Tabor county superintendent of education, day so that further pert Mr. and Mra. Hayei hare one child Bot be obtained. FOR SALE CHEAP—Wall tent 10s|4 bran new. Inquire F. F. Pah mei, JeffaUon Hotel. 5 2t —t WANTED—5 or 8 room bouse cen trally located. ’ Will lease. Address J "M. E. M." care Herald odice. 6 3t! m C A DOWNEY- M D VETENARIAN It Albany . Avenue Waycross. Day and Night Phone 5M. |j -M /■