SABEL BROS.
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PROMPT DELIVERY
115 son loe plant complete,
110 ton izt plant, complete.
1 S:tandard saw mill, complete, with
Edgar conveyor, beltng, téols,
boi%érs aniengine, first class cons
dition; capacity 0,000 feet.
i Standard gauge locomotive, loxl4
repaired and ready for steam,
1 Standard gauge locomotive, 23
tons, réady for steam,
1 Narrow gange locomotive, 7x12,
repaired and ready for stcam,
Tt Ladgewood skidder, r10x.2, 4
drums,
1 Lambert skidder, roxl2, 4 drums.
6 Lathes, good order.
J Drillpress, gond order. |
1 Shaper good order, ‘
2 Pipe cutting machines, good order
1 Spoge and handle machioe. good
order,
A catload of “Alamo” gasoline en
gines, frem 3 to 15 horse, none better
t Ddouble drum hoisting (-:l;{int',l
6 1-4xß 1-4. {
¢« Turpentine still, good order.
30 Logging cars, narrow gange and
logging trucks, good order,
£ Porter saddle tank loccmotive
10X14, nNarrow gange,
1 Rhode Island loomotive, 15x22,
narrow gange,
1 22x24 top slide valye engine, com
plete.
1 Haul up rig, complete.
1 10 Block Perkins’ king of rotaries
shingle machine
1 Klectric light outfit 75 lights, good
as néw. 4
Several hawser ropes good condition
14 Dump cars, narrow and standard
gauge, capacity 2to § yards. |
1 Hoop machine,
1 Band saw machine.
§ Upright engines, 3 to 10 horse’
N power, |
1 150-Horsc power feed water heater
1H Duplex pumps, varions sizes, I
Rails, new and reJayers, from 16 to
55 pounds, in stock, |
Frogs and switches, spikes, new and
second-hand, < Ay
20,000 Feet second hand pipe, all
sizes,
Quick, cash buyers of scrap ironm,
tails and metals, Fer forther in
formation address
. SABEL BROS.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
How to Get Strong.
w P L. Daly; ofi2gy W, Congress
St., Qbfc‘uwgo _tells of a way to be
come strong: He says: “My mother,
who is old and was very feeble, is
deriving so wmuch benefit from
Electric Bitters. that I Teel it’s my
duty to tell thogse who need a tonic
and strengthening medicine about
it. Inmy mother's case 2 marked
gain in flesh has resulted, insomnia
has been overcome, and she is
steadily growing stronger.” Elec
tric Bitters quickly remedy stomach,
hver and kidney' complaints, Sold
under guarantee at all druggists. soc,
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;/ SPECIAL OFFER:
/ Made to bulld New Business, A
trial will make you a permanent ous
tomer, Batisfaction guarantoed or your
meney rofundoed,
Souvenir Collection %) i Buts mapien.
(RS TRITONTRE DeautlTul morter Urape Liyacinth, Foather Hyee
olnth, Bpring Bnowflake, Luia, Bpantah Irls, Belilas, Sparaxis,
Rauunoulue, Bogwirop, Crosus Cilonodoxa, Anemons, t:.n‘..m,
Poota Kye Narelasua, Darwin Tullp, Parrot Tulip, Vartegated
Follage Tullp, Oxalia, Prench, Boman and Duteh Hyaoiuths,
carly and late Tulips, eto, eto
GQUARANTEED TO PLEASE
Write to-day Mention this Paper
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SEND 28 CENTS
t 0 cover postage and packing and weocive this valuable collection
of Bulbs Postpatd, together with wmy x.\‘.lu«ulm. 1, Inatruotive,
Weautiful Seed, Bulb and Plant Book. Tells all abolt the Hest
yariotion of Boeds, Bulbs and Plants
1o Commemoration of a continugus, rucomsful business
winoe 1671, 1 will presont fren of gharge with this Collestion |
Babylonian Horned Tulip Bulb. The greatest floral wonder
of theage. This Bulb alone taworth & quarter
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Wholesale Prices to All | Chalrs Carctully Packed
DINING
CHAIRS
Bansoned onk,
cane weat, well
wade, strong
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every chauris
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Mr. L. E. Maliard spent Saturday
in Jacksenville, -
Miss Florence Wainright spent
last week at Pablo, - !
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Mr. M. J. Paxton spent Monday
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night in Waycress on busmcss.l
Mr, Exum Pickren made a bus
incss trip to Cailahan last Monday
Representative A, J. Howard
came down Sunday to visit his fam
ily.
The original Steve Saxton paid
Folkston a visit Saturday and Mon
day. .
Mr. J. A, Johnson of Traders
Hill and son went to Jacksonvillc|
Monday evening. |
Mizs Hilda Mattox left Mnnduyl
afternoon for a week’s visit to her]
uncle, C, L.. Mattox at Waycross.
i Mts. W, M. Olliff «ccompanied
by Master Alton left last Friday for
A six week's visit to lelatives and
’fricmls at Stateshoro Ga,
- Col, W. M. Olliff, Geo. ], Stew
art, and Jno. M. Roddenberry spent
Suanday at Pablo Beach, They rc—{
port a small crowd at the beach, l
Dr. 1. W. Daniels, of waycross, |
is at the Denmark hotel this week
and wili be glad to have youn eall
and have your teeth examined.
Editer ¥, Z. Byrd of the Black
shear Times passed through Folk
ston last Monday evening on his
return home from Pablo where he
spent Saturday -and Sunday.
Miss Stella Pickren and Miss
Neilie Mattox went to Pablo Beach
Saturday, accempanied by Messrs.
Leonard and Wilmer Courtney and
chaperoned by Mr. T. L. Pickren.
Mrs. O F. Wilson and children.
Alvaand Foy and Mrs G. I,
Robinson, Efib’ét,'.?l‘éddyunnd Sid
ey all left Tuesday’ for a two wecks
atavat Gl Cove: Sbiaatiy.
P o »b.?"g‘-;;w DAL oy
s§%“§P“?°?§%;fifw
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ther, Foster, visited their brother in
Savannah last Saturday and Sundar,
They alsospent a few hours \vjm‘l
relatives and fricads at Claxton,
returning home Meonday. .
Mu B I Williaws isadding to
the.already handsome appearance ot
his place by newly painting his
house. When completed thiz place |
with its magsive live oaks will pres
ent a striking appearance, |
Miss Rose Holladay who has
spant some time visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. (% M. Raybon left
Tuesday for 1 short stay at St
Augustine, after which she will
aceept a position in Jacksonville.
Although the game law for kill
ing deer opened last Tuesday we
haven't been presented with any
thing l'ke a nice saadle of venison
yet. However, thesason is young
!:m:l conditions may improve.
l Look up B, H. Levy Bro. &Co's.
change of ad this week. This is one
of the old reliable apartment stores
of the sonth. ~ Their word is a suf
ficent gunarantee. They « give
lspecial attention to out of town or
l(lcrs. and ‘will send two snits to
select from, thereby gharanteeing
satisfaction and a fit, o,
Prof.Vanvoorhis of Qhio who is
to take charge as principal of the
Folkston school next Monday, ar
rived last Friday with his wife and
little soa. The Professor is makng
friends as fast as aquaintances are
formed and the outlook for the
school is bright indeed. The trus
tees have made considerable im
provements in the ercction of blind
fences, sanitary toilets ete.
They Take The Kinks O-nt.
“Ihave used Dr. King's New Life
Pills for wany years, with increas
ing satistaction. They take the kin
ks out"bfé&n@ch, liver, and bow
els, without fuss or friction,” says
N. H. Brown, of Pintsfield, Vt
Guaranteed satisfactory at all drug
'gisis. 7T N :
The running of a savings account
has a tendency to wean a man from
habits of extravagance and dissipa
tion' It gives him new ambition, and
a desire to save money.
We are always glad to assist those
who are trying to *turn over a new
leaf.” < %
5 per cent compounded quarterly
on saving accounts. : e
6 per centon certificates of deposits
for 6 months or longer.
THE BANK OF FOLKSTON.
.. CARTER,
President.,
DENTAL NOTICE.
I will be at Folkston on the first
Monday in each month until further
notice,
J. C. BREWER, DJentist,
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In future we will supply our cus—
tomers with ice in any quantity {rom
ssc¢ worth and np, Sunday heurs from
8 to 11 a. m. Special- price fo¥
large quantities,
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o When in need of a ‘
ofe good Sewing Machine, %
3: REMEMBER
£ THE SINGER ~ %
- sl always ready for seivigg :}.
vie AA\LSO €
THE WHEELER & WILSON i
Jo 011, NEEDLES AND "
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ALEX MILLS,
Singer Sewing Machmne. Agt. <+
- Folkston, Ga. %
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:Carl Schevitz Shoes:
= "1f You Want New SHOES, Sce Me, &
2k You Want SHCES Repaired, See Me £
2 M You Need Leather or Polish, See Ma
5 Fipe Sample SHOES-Call at My Pactory &
= 218 W. Bay St,, Jacksonyille, Fla g
:;l PURHNHRIE A B R 2 NIRRT EUS )Illlil.()'lllsfi.
A. Sure-enough Knocker.,
J. €. Gooawin, of Reidsvilie,
NG BAY “Bucklen's Arnica
Saive is a sureenough knocket for
ulcers. A'bad one came on my leg
lagt snmmer, but that wonderful sal
ve knocked it eut in a few rounds.
Not even ascar remained,” Guaran
teed for piles, sores, burns ete, 25¢,
at all druggists. :
NOTICE
The Folkston Public schools will
open next Monday, Sept. yth. All
pupils are cordially requested to be
present at the beginning It should
be the aim of every pupil to attend
every day and be present in every
recitation,
We also extend a ‘cordial invita
tion to boarding pupils from far and
near. Classes will be organized in
all High School branches if so de
{sircd, el
Let us make this a great school
Fyear tor the Folkston school. |
' J. R, Vaxvoorus, Principal. ‘
‘ DROWNED
Yesterday afternoon about sun
down, while looking for a boat to
cross the river at the Traders Hill
ferry, Mr. Robert Hatcher stumbled
‘and fell, head first, mnto the water,
his feet landing on thé bank. Some
boys = who chanced to be :'near,
finally sueceeded in pulling him out,
the largest of whom, instead of roll
ing him to get the water vut of his
lungs, chfldlike, ran off for help.
MWhen assistahce arrived it was too
Jate. Itis said that Mr. Hatcher
was breathing when firsts taken out
of the watex.~ G
F. D, MILLS,
Cashier,
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Jobn W. Bengett, Waycross.
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Fall Bargains at
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3 Our Fall and Winter \ines of - ]
; ready-to-wear Clothtng and Furnish. !
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o ings for Men, women and Children .
3, are now readye ‘
% We have a large mail/order de- >
5 partment, in the hands of compe- .
~'§4 tent representatives, who will make
o yvour interests their own. ¢
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f%, A complete catalogue, covering :
:;: our various departments, will soon ~ |
go be ready, and will be mailed upon :
'g. request free of charge. |
o + W ite for samples and self=measurenient blanks.
B.H. Levy Bro. & Co.,
Savannah, Ca.
\ W.B.MYERS, :
: Dealer in Ve-;g
‘hicles, HaFness andg
\Saddlery, Successorsf
Eto Vehicle & HarnessԤ
{ Co. also to Sabel |
{ Bros. Wagon &
¢ Buggy Dept. 3}
3 5i4 to 518 W, Bay Ste, |
3 - Jacksonville, Fla, ”g
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¢dCONSOLATION"
if To gret o barzain in glas,es that may
'q niagnify the sight and make the wear
-4 erfeal that he sces better, when the
a glasses improperly fit, may improve the 1
g sight or ruin i permanertly. I vour i
1 eyesttrouble yow; consult the oldoast
1 agd best ‘
5 DR M. SCHWAR'S SON,
81 Laura St., Tacksonville, Fla. i
DUVALHARNESS CCMPANY.
Manufacturers of andealers in IHarness
Saddles, Lap Kobes and lorse Goods gen
erally. Hand made Harness and repairing a
specialty., 217 W. Forsyth St Tacksonvile Fla
FOR SALE AT
A BARGAIN
- The new twelve-room house, sit
uated on Main St. in the heart of
town, one block west of depat.
Large lot with barn, all under new
wire fetice,
“ For further information see or
write,
Mrs. CHARLEY SIKES,
: Folkston, Ga.
ERREEERE IS BN LB TP EREEE
l2a Cas rto Al Parts of the City.
o | TELEPHONE 930. -
Rooms 50¢, 75¢ and SI.OO a daya
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202 Kain St., Jackseaville, Fla. |
| Old shoes made new. 20 ; fi
: - Work gmarauteed. |
| Newomachinery jast instailed }:
!‘ A fallline of shoes in stock ¥ * 71‘
{i %% * New shoes made 10 order fi
| Plenty of polish, leather and :‘
' finilings, F
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A Paying Investment,
Mui John White of 38 Highlund
Ave , Hoalton, Maine, says: <“Hyke
been troubled with a cough every
winter ard spring. TLast winter [
tficdd many advertised remedies.
but the cough continned until [
bought a 50c¢. bottle of - Dr. King’s
New Discovers; LEefore that was
half gone, the cough was all .&fone.
This wincer the same happy result
has followed; a few dosesonce more
banished the annnal cough. lam
now ‘convinced that Dr King’s New
Discovery is the best of “all covgh
and lung remedies.” Sold under
guarantee at all druggist. soc. and
$1 60. Trial bbdttle free,
