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APRIL HAS ENDED WITH
Showers of Pretty Things at
EVERETT MERCANTILE C9
Everett Mercantile Company
Dr. L. A. Harper Dead.
Dr. L. A. Harper died at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. G. W.
White at ten o’clock Wednesday
morning. His home was at Cor
dele until four years ago when he
came to this county and made
his home with Mrs. White. He
leaves three children, Mrs. G. W.
White, of Pelham; Mrs. Gray of
Magnolia, Arkansas; Mrs Hobby
of Texas. He was an honored
confederate veteran. He retired
from the active practice of medi¬
cine several years ago. The fun¬
eral was preached by Rev. C. W.
Curry at the residence today and
the burial will take place at
Cordele.
Battle Axe Shoes Chesterfield Hats
J. T. LANE & COMPANY
Clothiers
HEADQUARTERS FOR CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHINGS
Having recently added to our business a first class Gents Furnishing
Depertment. We will carry in stock an up-to-date line of mens, boys
and youths suits, Low cut shoes, straw hats, neckwear, hisiery and
nndeiwaar.
j You will find here everything kept in a first class LANE & CO
lothing store and we earnestly urge you to call and
examine our stock before buying your EASTER
SUIT. A look will convince the most fastidious
that our goods are the best and our prices the lowest. R. A. MALLARD, Mgr, Pelham,
Joe Brown Man Friday
Night.
The supporters of Joe Brown
state that they have made ar¬
rangements to have one of the
Joe Brown spellbinders on hand
Friday night to “talk to the
voters” at the opera house. They
have offered to divide time with
the Hoke Smith crowd and it is
possible that there will be a joint
debate. An effort is being made
to secure Judge H. D. D. Twiggs
or Col. A. H. Cox. It is not
known whom the Smith support
will secure or whether they will
put up any one.
Messers T. 0. Battle, J. W.
erret and W. C. Twitty went to
Camilla Monday to attend the
meeting of the democratic execu¬
tive committee of which they are
members.
Messers Lawson Stapleton and
Stallings of Americas were in the
city Wednesday.
Mr. I.eland Hand is expected home
today from Ithaca, N. Y. where he
is a student at Harvard University,
Dr. T. P. Hinman of Atlanta ar¬
rived in the the city this morning
to spend several days.
Dr. D. A. Spence spent last night
in Albany.
Mr. Tom Christie came up last
night from Jacksonville.
We carry the Celebrated Burger Hood & Co. and the Southern Cloth¬
ing Mfg. Co’s lines of medium priced and high grade clothing, also the
Traymore Tayloring Co’s line. These lines are noted for style, fit, work¬
manship and duribility. Every suit we sell is guaranteed to fit & wear well
TYBEE BY THE SEA.
GEORGIA’S GREATEST SEASIDE RESORT.
Offers the greatest attractions for a Summer Oufing,
Fishing, Boating, Dancing, Surf Bathing, Skat¬
ing, Bowling, and many nther forms
of Amusement.
^-HOTEL TYBEE___
Under new management has been thoroughly overhauled, and
refurnished and is new throughout. Splendid Orchestra,
Fine Artesian Water, Fresh Fish and other sea food.
STUBBS & KEEN, Proprietors.
Also The New Pulaski, Savannah.
