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CHARLTON COUNTY HERALD VOL. Xl.--NO. 50. - "Pull for Chatlton County o¥ pull outs M. ], Fieber has had his front porch screened. Pull for Humeland or pull 6ut. B. F. Granger is going to build an addition to his bungalow atid he i 34150 having #& well b\!t down. There i¢ sofie godd in everything and everybody. Lotk for it Jacob Unruh, of Inman, Kan., isin town with a view of locating heré. Ife is satisfied that we can raise sweet potatoes and turnips and is taking samples back with him, He is stopping with J, E. McMahal, The more people that come to investigate the better we like it; for it means latger sales for the Colony Company, Harry Taylor is having the stumps taken out of hls lots near the center of the town- That is what we want to see, every man that owns a Idt should have it cleared. J. J.. White and W. H, Bruce went on a fishing trip last week and répart a sing time. Nothing was said about the number of fish canght. “You can’t tell whether 1t is aresolution or not until it has kept awhile.”’ Our newly elected town officers were installed last Thursday. After organizing they ad: journed till Saturday evening for the mayor’s appointment of committees of which a list will Pe ready for the next issue. Remembier that it is not easy to get along un a shott allowance. I.4st Stinday we had our usval number cut to church and sunday School there being a bout sixty preseat, Do not so-get the prayer meeting and singing schaol, Next Sunday we have Rev. !. A. Thompson for both services, Come out, Everybody is busy in the gardenand field. We have fine growing weather and it keeps one busy cultivating. Frank Ficber has so far recovered fron his illness thathe thinks he is able to ga to his work. He will take the place of F. A. \rmbruster who had chargs of the expresss office Quring his iliness, We are glad to see Frank in harness again. ; We are pleased with the work owr commissioners are doing onour roads. Keep it up and if Homelard can help you let them know. They stand ready to help you for we be- Yieve in good roads. Among those who visited Folkston last Saturday were W. I, Clay, E.. C. jGetchell, S. Fink, W. H. Bruce, J. L. White, C, W. Waughtel, J. H. Zarfos and F. A. Armbrnster. ~ Some one was tigged out in a new outfit last Sunday. Must be getling ready for a trip to dear old Ohio. Yes. ~ The Hickox Lumber Co,, received an order from Homeland last week for three car loads of finished lumber gw- wish it could have been ten cars, o ‘ by Rt Onue e IR B R e i i e ; | Sl el s Y NG SEVS e aRe netiding business, . (oo o e o bl T T — R L 4’M nckney on the St. Mary’s river and says if they will build he canal he and his son ~ will operate @ bost for our local needs. T Rl .€. Dobbs, of Hickox, was a businass caller last Satarday ana I negotiating with some parties to/open a lumber office here. d The 1906 Colony Company reports a busy weck and sdles as follows: Tracts 139, 131 addition to piat 1, Jdaho Springs, Col; lot 1 block 91 to Mrs. F, johnson; lots 1,2, 3, in biock 103 to M. J. Fieter, Homeland, Ga. Traok Durden and family, of Kings Ferry, spent the first of the week with W, 11, B use. A. Pritchard leavesin a sow days for North Cerolina, where he hasazcaptel a position as pile driver enginzer. He expects to be gone about threz moaths. Miss Kate Uerrington retarned from Pensacole, Fla., where she has been visitiog h.r mother and says she was glad to get back to Homeland. B. F, Davis is building a picket fence around his lot on Pelnsylvania Avenue. C. L. Johnson has been sick for the past week with neuralgia but is recovering. W. H, Clay sent our correspondent a half bashel of irish potatoes toshow that they can | be raised here. They were the bast new potatoes ever seen here, | S, J. Yarber’s wife and child arrived in Homeland Monday morning, They have rented a cottage from Mrs. Moore and gone to housekeeping. Remember that next Saturday is regular meeting day for the Farmers’ Union. Meet at the colony building at 1:30 P. M: JL. White will lecture on the gond of the order, On last Saturday evening a mass mesting was held at the colony building to meet Prof. Mallard, onr schogl commissioner, whe came here to discuss the means of our schoul. Sev eral propositions were made and a committee was appeinted to confer with the school board, ‘ow let everybody smile, GREAT MUSIC OFFER. Send us the names of three or more performers oo the Pianp or Organ and twenty,five cents in sil. ver or poetage snd we will mail you pos paid our latest Popular Music Roli cgptaining 16 pages full Sheet Music, consisting of popular songe, Marchee and Waliz es arranged for the Pian or Qrgan including Rup Knaur # 00U “Flight of the But * March Manils,” snd t opular pong, “The Girl I'v . POPULAR MUSIC PU* INDIANAFPOLIS, IND —_——— Money -Making made Easy During these strenuous times one #s at a disadvantage if sick or bilious An occasional dose of St. Jaseph’s Liver Regulator [either liguid or powders] wi'l strengthen and bright-‘ £n the entire person, thus keepiag ia trim for the battles of life. Drug ‘ gists and dealers sell it, liquid, 50c, | a bottle; powders, in tin boxes, 25¢c. a box. Giveita trial and gatisfy 1 yourself of its splendid regulatmgi Qualities, Don’t forget the name— #St. Joseph’s,” Take no other. e oy, Enjoy el e 3 . ) A 0 G d T Health BV hl, * s W f- Fo enloy v o d health il ;;Zp the liv er in good conditicn, otherwise the effete matter and bile will accumnlage in the system and cause disease, ot Joseph’s Liver Regulator (Liquid and Powdere) iy old-established, reliable, th hl e e se in all di r 8 iver, Htom n.t;lh{andl Bowel:?r - - : t higs be 1 d ind bleina géi;’t’”n‘i any. i}o’;’ne‘:“uz valuable systemic Regulator ukuq lnyglzg ator. It is pi , purely ve, E ané ;&%‘:figgfif&?&}:efi uflfrgcw le ! It relifvea Biliguaness, glpadac'ae. {)iz ziness, {.oaß of A'Dpetite, Bullowness and all disorders caused by Cona,t(xipgtiox,l and torpidity of the Liver and Kidneys. | it flmu!d be in every home and uged by all travelers, | Its timely use will ofmva.n expensive d painful spells of si 5 Joy and health instead of paip and do: lpgn_dency. & | rige, Liquid perbottlo.gcontp. Pow derod.fer%ox. 25 cer‘ e ruxmgta and Baneste el U 800,17 on appliugc’m. Adadre-‘ GERSTLE MEDICINE CO. Chattonoegg, Tonnessoo, FOLKSTUN, GA,, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1909. ~ County Commissioners Meet. & Folkston, Ga., May 3rd, 1909. Board of County Co v _gémuimet in regular eession with the following members preeent : mklin Johns, J. B. Loyd and B. G. McDonald: The chairman beipg absent Hon, B. G. McDonald was made charrman protem. *it 3 Minutes of the preceding m m«land corfirmed. The follovying bills were O",i-fi“.‘;.:fi’, The Herald L 4.00 W. R. Wainwtight e 24,50 Foote & Davis for office suppltea;y:: o 46.35 J. A. Wainwright jail fess @ 33.20 B. G, McDonald expenses to- 4 ’fvg‘ifid’rétutfi 2.70 J. W. Swearingen salary as rbn“;__'m erint=ndent 30.00 T. L. Pickren salaty as warden ;' o 50.00 T. L. Pickren cost of matt.re”‘;";;-: ‘?;pmow cases, etc. 2.50 J.-W. Johnson night guard and meafs. 26.00 E. C. Nelgon galary, guard ,(\4; L 14.67 R. N. Mizell salary, guard ‘4 | 22.00 C. M. Raybon groceries t‘ii;; Efi( 7.00 Mizell & Paxton sundries and grocepies b 5 99 B. F. Scott sundries and gr* i 7. 88 G. M. Lewis & Co. suhdfieg»}fg ég’ : 21.54 B. G, McDonald sundries K'Ml e 1.25 A ) R 3:00 S. Williams groceries ~gfig , 3.51 Jesse W. Vickery and othercn;% C stfia : 51.20 J. B. Loyd six days work = SRR - 9.00 Mills & Wright balance on lumber ‘posts | 77.61 The pauper list Wfls‘;fi" 8 tlinléaz mdath’s pro ceedings: Splendid } “building and work around the stockade was reported. No fur jeslisiness the boatd adjonrnsd un til first Monday in June. %,%% 9& “: 43 Dentist Locates Here, DR L ,g‘} ~ Dr. Malone, of Homerville came here last week looking for a location He bas decided to make Folkston his neadquarters and will work the different towns of this county, =~ The Doctor is a good deatist and comes well recommended = To Lovers of Good Photo 7"’o/'/:, S Stop in and get your moneys wort_fi? at the teut photo studio. I make all kind of photos, post cards ete. Mv prices are reasonable and work guaranteed. NSpecial premiums giv—il ¢n to my customers, v I give the Charlton County Her~ ald free for one year with every $s worth of work done, $4 six months and $3 three months, Dont fail to come and look at| my samples. —:, Yours for business, ‘ | E. Wackym.: A Special Offer, i To any one that will secure uéf three yearly suscribers, paid in ad< yance, we will send the Herald one year free. ; ‘ @oa’l Knock, Don’t think yourself a censor for the silly human flock; And just rememoer as you go, that any fool can knock. ; Don’t laugh at those who make mis takes and stymble by the way, For you nre apt to fall on them— and almost any day; Don’t think the others shifting sand, while you are eolid rock, And dont forget, for heaven’s sake, that any focl can knock | Dont be a puller.hown of fame on. other men conferred, | Don’t give a parting kick to oge who fell because he erred. “ Dont think that you ’are perfect and the only size in stock, - And now, once more, just bear in{; mind, that any fool can knock, | ' W.H:C, Ay o o ??if"aifinigh’tf,l)eputfi Sheriff ?: of wayne County was assanlted by prisoners iu the conaty Jail at Jesun, : ’%l&lt“tcd nat the nearoes, Geo - rtlgn, Henry Miller and Rob @Jfi anks, were in the Jail Corridor ?}.their celis, when ihe Ofii.. ‘%fi red to take ther a bucket of [Water * As he entered he was attack. ;éfl& negroes, knocked to the ifloot and left for dead, when they s'.l;,"i‘atel y made their escape- Ex %; was high and indignation i’fiu over the assault. | Deputy Madray was found by his c went from her home 1 joins the jail to -eck him % hen e had been gone onger thar t‘i‘i};'into' thk fail she screamed "‘,iMj:Veral ran to her aid, The ;jn'ded man was carried to his home, ~, A Telegram That Talked. |At one time when Georgie Drew | Barrymore was playing in San Fran | ¢ißco a fabulous sum was offered her |by a local theater for her services for 'a few weeks. The offer was exceed ingly tempting, but her contract with | Charles Frohman stood in the way. | However, on the nothing-venture-noth | Ing-won theory, she telegraphed a de falled statement of the offer she had is‘g:elved to Frohman in New York, ex ‘plained how anxlous she was to ac cept it and wound up with the plea, HWI you release me?’ In due course of time she recelved the following tele | gram in answer: ' Mrs. Georgle Drew Barrymore, Palace Hotel, Ban Francisco: i Not. CHARLES FROHMAN. Albeit disappointed, Mrs. Barrymore ft once sent this characteristic reply: Cl‘lfi:?el Frohman, New York City: ~ GHORGIE DREW BARRYMOREL Buckbee's “Full of Life” Northern Grown Pedigreed Seeds have, a reputation of aifiytsars ot m«ulul seed growing Behind them, It pays to fig&lfis"s falfi ’ 4 ¢ e Specialjies:— 3 BBAN§ . Eerliest Red Valenting . . f&sonmhd RefugeesExira Farly . . $3.25 Blshel New Btringless Green Pod . $3.70 Bushel Wardwell’s Imp. Kidney Wax $4.50 Bushel Davis New Whitc Waz . , $4.75 Bushel Currie’s Rust Proof Wax . $4.50 Bushel Extra Early Al ';EAS $ Bushel ; ra Ear! askd . . . y NewEarly}:']radus b i 3%55‘; B‘\‘lzh'z! . Horsford's Market Garden ~ $3.50 Bushel * * Buckbee’s Lightning Express $5.00 Bushel w«. Rndlpx‘ Tomato and a full line of , Plants and” Bulis at lowest growing prices, * Send for complete catalogue or submit a list of your ffiuir‘meum and will quote prices, 577 rect from the grower—Save Mopey, A Tite today, Mention this paper, M. W. BUCKBEE 1843 Buckbee 7, Rockford Seed Farms, Dockford, 34 Picnic On- The ‘ . Satilla River, A picnic was given at Petty Land ing on the Satilla River last Friday by the people of that vicinity. | S. F. Mills and Jos. Mills with their Wwives; sons, daughters and grandchildren were the greatet part of the gathering. Thete were in all about forty presetit. Pleaty of fish had been caught and several well filled baskets; that we love to talk a bout and more so to gather around, had beeh carried, so there wasn’t anything to cause disappointmentor unpleasantneéss but all enjoyed the day and report a good time. For Only Fifty Cents. For ouly fifty cents we will send The Charlton Connty Herald to any address, postage prepaid, from' now until Januery Ist, 1910. Suscribe at once if you wish to reap the full benefit of this low offer. | Holed Out and - Pulled the Hole In Alier Them. 6% RS o 1 R R O A : ’ ."‘;{:' ;‘/’;.i 4 b ; ; :«- - g" l e ’/, g Wik ”‘K,‘ )\,‘:’Z.‘ g 0 i aO, R B M e S B Up to about 1860 the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky was widely advertised by its owner. Dut the owner died that vear and left the eave to thirteen helrs scattered over the country. The lucky thirteen devoted themselves to dreams of spending the big income which the cave had been earning for many years because it had been advertised. But they forgot to keep up the advertising, Now the cave is visited by compara tively few persons instead of by many thousands annually, ss in the days when 1t was advertised. Bui the great cave conveys a lesson to every business man. If you quit advertising, your place will be ignored by the public even more than Mam moth Cave is ignored, because you are not even a natural curlosity. See the point? Twin Calves. An unusual arrival was at Mr, ], J. L. Phillip’s barn Saturday, It was twin calves, both females, and apparently getting glong just as well as could be asked, Mr. Phillips is rather proud of the pairand intends to raise both of them if he can,—Ti‘ton Cazetts Smashes Al| Records, As an all-round laxative tonic and health-buiider no other pills car. compare with Dr. King's New Life Pille, They tone and regulate stom ach, iver and kidneys, purify the blood, strengthen the nerves; cure constipation dyspepsia, biliousness, javndice, headache, chills and ma larfa, Trythem. 25c at all druggists | vj fipig E fi EEFORMATION W MECALRDING |y Fzrm or Buclness i sot gale, Mot particular about locatlon, . Wish to ' hear from ownor only who # will gell direct to buvar, Give price, BescripHon and state wien possession i San be had, Address, ‘;{, LB.‘JIZ'}’SHI&F, Blex M 09% Rochester, M, Y. SI.OO A YEAR, Folkston Pub lic School., The Folkston Public Schoal ¢lpss es this evening with commencement exercises, after 'a tterm of eight months. £ ; I:of. Ji R. VanVoorhis, principal of the school, has donesd’ good woik and the instructions given by his have proven valunable to evéry sty dent. Everyone is delighted with the progress the school has madé and it is hoped he will be employed for another term. Mrs. C. W. Waughtel and Miss Ethel Linch, teachesr for the Inter wediate and Primary grades, have worked faithful ammong their sty. dents,and everyone is highly pleased with their work and the advance ment the pupils have made. I Wants A Wife. s The Herald is in leceipt of a let ter in reply to the letter in last isgyé in which alady advertised for a htjg: band for her daughter, and is Ag follows : Bushineal Ga; Dear Editor :— I atn jest 30M¥ am an industrus Gentlemah and would bee glad too ahswer that kind Ladyes advertizethent who advers tized ih lasts weeks paper and 1 have |3 yok o Oxen's and Kart T wil e ~ and Oblegt | in Hl‘yuste A | i SEEDS @ b il SISV o DUCKBEE'S SEEDS SUCCEED! , " i SPECIAL OFFER! (& Mode to huild Hew Builness, A trial will 2 ko yon our permanent gustomer. J Prize Collectlon e v b ; baem 18 nda; Tomatess W 11the nnm;i‘mbdamnn t“o-u- 8 varie. ti¢o; 10 Bpring-foweriug Holbs—6b var:oties in Alk. GUARANTEED TO PLEASE. K V/rite to-day; Memntion this Paper. L 5 IN I NANPAAPININPP PSSP PSPPI R 2 SENP 'l|o CENTS & "c’:rffcfio‘;""l&‘fi%‘a."‘;’;"fi"f k- Ty : Pot L u"?fi'-‘ffu&'lmmeuu“ '% () 1. 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