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X J. Vickers Store Slews. Remarkable BM 10 SALE Positively tlie Greatest Values Ever Offered hi VVSllacoociiec, The finest line o Dress goods, Worsted Cashimeres, .Mohair, Panama and Silks of all colors and trimmings to suit all the New Goods. You can get your Fail hat to correspond with your and you can buy it trimmed or you can get it mL here to suit you at any time, and at the very wwmte r BPfp.t the big line of Clothing you can see while here. Men’s Youth’s and Kthing of all sizes and grades and the very newest styles that could be bought at the very lowest prices. here the finest line of Men's, Ladies and Children's Shoes, hats for men and don’t forget 1 handle the Lenox WALITy CAN’T EE BEAT, leu in Doubt m "inn a«u».-«a About Id Meats You can do no better than phone the Roberts Market your wants in that line and they will be attended to by a campetent meat cutter of 5 years experience. We sell the best and freshest meats all the time and delivers same promptly. A full line of Fancy and Family Groceries, at all times. I would appreciate your patronage and will give it my personal attention. ft. K. Roberts, ’Phone 75. FREE DELIVERY. BYRD h PUCKETT Contractors & Builders Willacoochee, Ga. we have the best Keystone lime and Brick for sale, If in need of either Jet us figure with you. Respectfully Yours sirs i mu. ELI VICKERS. PER SI DENT. J, A. GASKINS, VICE-PRESIDENT. GEO. F. MgCRANUS, Cashier. W. J. Mu CR AN IE, Asst. Cashier. The Bank of WiJkcooche, LOCATED AT WILLACOOCHEE, GA. Solicits Accounts of Individuals, Firms and Corporations. Allows Interest, at. Five Per Cent.. Per Annum. J. B. Oberjiy, J. A. Gaskins, DIRECTORS : Eli Vickeus, Sit,., G. D. Gaskins, Geo. F. MgC-ranie. |L>r Winter use. Don’ t forget I handle Hales and SSisses suit you. 10!!. D. E. Gaskins, W, P. Moate, His Dear Old Mother. “My dear old mother, who is now e'ghty llii-ee yearsold, thrives on ELc-" trie Hitters," writes W. B. Brunson, of Dublin, Ga. “She has taken them for about two years and enjoys an expollenl appetite, feels strong and sleeps well." That's the way ulectric Bitters affect, the aged, and the same happy results oilo'.v in all cases of female weakness and general debility. Weak puny chil dren too, are greatly strengthened In them. Guaranteed also for stomach, liver and kidney troubles by Gaskins Drug Co., Druggist. 50c. Notice. Will be sold on Oct. 15th, 1007 at the residence of Mrs. Simpson Meeks 410 acres of land more or less, being lot No. 117 in sth land district of Coffee county (better known as t he old Simpson Meeks home) said land belonging to the estate of Simpson Meeks deceased. The above r.laee is nicely located be ing in one mile of a good school building and two miles of a good church. Good water, good range, and buildings fairly good, and a good two horse farm, any one wanting a good farm this is the place to buy. It is good clay laud add has a good soil. This place will be sold to the best and highest bidder, and the'purchaser will .be given t« o payments the first Jar. Ist 1008, and the second Jan, Ist 1909. Hard Times iu Kansas. The okl days of grasshoppers and drouth are .almost forgotten in the pros.- peronx Kansas of to-day: although a citizen of Codell, Earl Shanfburg, has not yet forgotten a hard time he en countered. He says: ‘I was worn out and discouraged by coughing- nig-hf and day, and could find no relief till I tried Dr. King’s New discovery. It took less than one bottle to completely cure me. The safest and most reliable o .ugh and cold cure and lung and throat healer ever discovered, Guaran teed by Cask tils Drug Co., drug store 50e and si.(Jo. Trial bottle free. I have about 4 barrels of bottles, suitable for putting up syrup in. Will; sell cheap. i; :J A. BRINSON. A Criminal Attack. on an inoffensive citizen is frequently made in that apparently useless little tube called the “appendix. ’’ It’s gen erally the result of protracted constipa-1 tion. following liver torpid. Dr. King’s New Life Pills regulate the liver, pre-' vent appendicitis, and establish regular habit of the bowels. 25c. at Gaskin’s drug store. l! Pearson Pointers. The Pearson Academy is hav ing a most successful fall session of school. Prof. Qssian A. Strange is proving the* “l ight i man tri the right place.’’ and ad- j herds to a rigid requirement, of j thorough work by his pupils; lie I also enforces exact.discipline.The \ first scholastic month was com pleted last Friday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday were devo ted largely to examination exer cises for the purpose of making up the monthly report of each pupil. The attendance is not as large as it could and should be, but our town is to be congratulated upon having so excellent literary school. Back up the school with your influence as well as your children. -The commitment trial of Ar tl>ur Davis, the slayer of John Vjj. Gillis, was held at McDonald )I,st Saturday, and was bound oyer to tiie Superior Court in a bond of *b,oCo.t>o. The State was represent'd by the Solicitor- Genernl and the Defendant by C. A. Ward and Lankford & Dicker soil. 1 The congregationalist of this section held their annual confer ence at Union Hill church, four miles southeast of town, last Fri day, Saturday and Sunday. The meeting was a tliorougly sueess ful and interesting one, and on Sunday the congregations w. re especially large, ' The people of Union Hill community are wide ■lj v known for their liberal hospi tality, and when they undertake to entertain a meeting it is never 1 half-way dona. Thar 1 ware quite number of ministers, and lay then present from other sections of the country. The time is not far distant when the lands around Union Hill will oa sought for at high prices, because it is splen did farm lands and the commu nity a delightful one to live in. A large number of the people jftf tpwn and community are at- Court at Doug las this week, and experiencing konm of the difficulties of living from sixteen to thirty miles from the Ccu ity Capital, with nothing hut private conveyances as means of transportation. Is it any won der the people of this section are making the fight of their lives for a new county and the benefits they would derive from it. This is too fast an age for such con ditions to continue much longer. “Pull for Pearson or pull out’’ should be the slogan of every elt. izen of the town. You can afford to divide on other matters but never in in your loyalty to the town. Our town was saddened last Friday morning by the death of Mrs. Minnie McNeal, consort of Judge F. E. McNeal, who had been sick with a complication of diseases for several weeks. Her death was rendered doubly sad by the fact that the sorrowing husband is left with six small Jchidren, the eldest a boy not ex feeding .-leveri years and the youngest an infant only a few "Weeks old, to care for both as a father and a mother. Mrs. Mc- Noal was the eldest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lovitt Harrell and was reard in Coffee county. She was a member of the Baptist church and lived an exemplary Christian life, Besides her hue | band and children a large circle of immediate relatives and scores of friends mourn her departure. The interment took place at Ar llie church, nine miles north of Pearson, on Saturday, Elder John F. Smith officiating. Elder Smith, Congregational Ist, preached a very acceptable sermon at the Methodist church Sunday night. His theme was “A lean soul in a fat land. ' evolved from the incident of .Pharaoh’s dream of the “Fat kiue aiuPthe lean lone.” Mr. Smith s home is in Atlanta. Next Tuesday is the day set by our City Fathers for the. election on the question of issuing .‘school .bends’’ with which too faise the .necessary funds to pro vide the town with an up-to-date school building and equipment. No Voter should be so careless as to let the day pass without ex pressing his appro val of the pro ject, by casting bis ballot in fa vor of bonds. This is meth od pursued by other towns of less pretensions than Pearson to s >cureschool buildings and equip ments, why not Pearson take ad vantage of it; the money arising from the sale of bonds, principal and interest, can be paid back in thirty years and nobody feel it, even though the town should grow no larger than it is now. But in accordance with the usual order of things, the erection and eq u i pin en to f an u p - to - da to sc I tool building and the establishment of a first class school would cause the town to grow and properly Have You Heard Afecut The New BiM? r - • We are still bottling Soda Water of all descriptions, and would like for you to try our _. , •“TOPAZ «Bi ALE/’ But he sur. it is mad >by us. A trial order will be apprecia ted and will receive our prompt attention. Wiiiacecclie c ottllng Works, Willacoochee, Ga. • •• GO TO :r = rh en r* i f* 3/~ y \ 11. L b t— : —— —Fo R- ~ . u- . Hardware, Farming Isnplemenls, Plows, Stoves, Harows, Cultivators, Binders, Mowing Mash in as, Hirno.-w, B .Ring, Mdl Sup plies, ire'Fence, Paints, Oils, Guns, Pistols, Ammunition,. Crockery ware, Etc. DON ’T FAIL TO-SEE MY* Wire Fencing 11 is the - very best and strongest. Prettiest line of Cutlery. Come in and take a look. Prices right on everything. J). E. GASKINS, Willacooohee, Ga,, When in Need of -PRINTING- Of any description Such as Note Heads, Letter Heads, Statements, Bill Heads, Enveopes, Visiting and Business Cards, Dodgers or anything in the printing line call on or address THE SUN Willacoochee, Ga, Prices Reasonable, Mail Orders Given Prompt Delivc y. UJ Prompt Attention Ira you are hungry tee to He Wilson Hefei, Here you will find the remedy. Table fare the best the market affords. Good rooms £Tnd clean beds, Wheh in town give the Wilson Hotel a trial. That will be sufficient, H, C, "Yankee’' VILSOH, Prpelir, mw i f oti t m rn I?huis i sLfe-.L urlUil %£ Lniljl! ytf, G. 1, COOPER, teenager. Manufactures Flooring, Ceiling, Siding, Moulding, Columns, Ballasters, Mantles and all kinds of interior and exterior finish, Office and Store fixtures a Specialty MULE SASH & 0068 CO rami- a values to increase and our sun of prosperity and progress would cause everybody to forget the teiistence of a school tax-burden. So this scribe, Mr, Voter, insist, ! that you get up early next Tue.-> d .y morning, wash your face and hands, eat a hear-'y break fast, think well of yourself and. all the children of the community ai d vote for bonds before the polls close. Mr. C. C. Bridge’s new bull ding is rapidly developing into on: - of the handsomest residences of the town. Elder Join F Smith’s new cottage home, though’ small will be neat and comfortable and, without an ae- C dent, will be ready for occupai - cy by November Kith. The brick, work of the Maneil new store building is complete.