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, w. > . - ■ HOME NEWS- MATTERS CONCERNING PEOPLE AND GENERAL NEW GOSSIP. Air. H. Drew Roberts, one of bur most prominent young manu facturer: of naval stores; is here today. Those iwopopular officials, Sher iff duo. A. Phillips and Clerk I. B. Bush, spent Monday over in I tiii.'ely. Mrs. S. ]s(j Sullivan St.,! Claremont, N. H., writes: “About j a year ago I bought two bottles of. Boley's Kidney Curei It cured me' of a severe ease of kidney tumble! of several years standing. It cer- i faiidy is grand good medicine; and | I henrtly recommend it.” Williams Drug Co. 11 Have you had your picture tak-1 en? If pot, now is the time. The Acme Pluto Co., have a first class artist in Colquitt for the next fif teen days to do all kinds of photo graphic work. Prices very low. Pieaso call and see our work at south side of square. Many parents will Bvmnalt.izo i ' ...... 111 wy 111 f >.I <•<. i Z.I- with Mr and Mrs C. M. (larbitt' in the deat r of little Mauer, one of ' theirtwin sons, aged nine months .!ui,d‘four days, which oceured Eri day. The remains were carried to u family cemetery below Brinson for interment, Mnn’t sor KQt (| la t Acme Photo Co., makes 7 nice little Piiig Pong pictures for 25cte. The merry month of May. Dnmo Humor has it that a gfe. !?ry merchant an J a Charming brr iiStfe 101 h of our city are goii g to get married seen. Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Cook are how riding in a very handsome au tomobile, purchased while they were down in Savannah two weeks w ago. Miller county farmers ate bust-1 ling this week. Court interrupted ! many of them lust week, If the Liberal fails to interest I its readers, they will pleas attribute ' its lack of news to the painful ill ness of the editress and* her two younger children. All of them Seem to be convalescing now. Six large size family g-joop pic- . lures for one dollar and fifty cants. -L 1- tt'irpM 11 —. ■■ Tu fifteen days. Acme 1 hoto Co. The presentments will be read with pleasure by every loyal citi-l Zen of our town and county.- I The Liberal was erroneously informed that Dr. F. E. Wilkin induced his wife to in-digate the divorce proceedings Which were _ sooken of last Week. The divorce proceedings were tnc result of a mutual agreement between Dr. and M.S. Wilkin who Lad been : separated for about ten years. The Liberal should have noted - Inst week the return of Messrs Boy j Shepard and J. L. Cheshire, tired- 1 ical students, frctil this county, who have been studying itisdicihep in Atlanta. a pleasant Party, Vcs’erdny Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bailee, Mr. and Mrs. L. KimbreL Mr. aid Mrs. L. E. Calhoun, Air. I and J. L. Tabb, Judge C. C Bush,' Mr. J. A. Efish, {Dr. E. B. 1 Bush Mr. C. H.EversMr. Peach and others formed a pleasant party which left here for Florida, where sh y will spend some time at the fc m >st famous fisheries. . 11 They left bearing with them the I k best wishes of a largo circle of j friends who hope they will have' a most delightful outing. t Arthur Sutton whipped his wife the Sunday night before ho was ' tried in Newton Monday.for kill-1 ing C. A. Biish. and the jut y found verdict of guilty and the judge sentenced him to two years in the penitentiary; and then to six months confinement in jail or a fine of $250.00. M r and. Mrs Sot ton live together witii their chil dren; and she seems happy with him. base ball Colquitt’s lively baseball team have won victories in, every game this season. The boys crossed bats on the Kestler diamond with the Kestler team Friday; and came oil' ,■ with, a score card containing 14 to 54n favor of Colquitt. This afternoon"they played with Brinson on the Brinson diamoni and the score stood lb to *» in fat e' cP Colquitt! - _ . ~ J-U-S- 1 A- Fudge, The 3 Store Merchant, , rias just''received a full line of Clothing, Hats and Shoes. Prk es ! Quality and Styles can not be duplicated. Michael Ambach’s M ell made and tailor titling clothes are guaranteed No better brand cn the market at any price. M y lin cf hats is complte, and if ys j . ■ in the market For a nice hat I am sure I can please you in Price, Quality and Style. In shoes, my stcok is IMMENSE. Ev ery pair guaranteed. See them before Buying. ; Souvenirs For The Ladies. I NDEKPh |( I. D ~ i I dW, A hat an- in plain and fancy piiifiTii.-:. D( > [ lED >S\\ ISSt In small designs, new and attractive. SPECIALS \ aLI ES Id h,dia Linen. Comes in all grades, from; • i to 50 W.UU Lotto, values i-fer Town tn plain white fabrics. LINEN SL I IINI.S In Look I‘old, add ideal white fabric tor ladies shirts ffiid suits'. DENTISTRY, Drs. Hamil& Williams. We wish to announce that Ort account of our office buidr. . , J was impossible to get to Colquitt the week of court, but w POSITIVELY Be in Colquitt for one week beginning Monday the ’' f t introduce to you the HIGH CLAfe work <jp ’ you H GfREAT REDUCTION 5 And every Dr - : : GUAP A Full Set.Of- Teeth....W i , . T.. . ..? - -i-i rniiw. gfe Teeth Ext. I C fe 'V ( MARRIED IN iR"N CITY. VIA I • < Sunday the 21st inst, two hap- 11 pv hearts were united' in Iron City. The High cbritiacting parties were Mr. Sam M. Watson, of S’ocumb ' Ah., awf Miss Golden’ Ward, oi , Iron City. The ceremony was performed a. . the home of the bride’s parents; t Rev. and Mrs. I Mr. Rose officiating. Only a few intiuirAe friends of ■ I the Couple witnessed 1 the tying of the Gordian knot. The handsome gtoorn lias spent most of his lite in Miller . . •. 1* ..I Mr nnH Al PR \\ lit being the son ot Mr ana ivirs R Watson esteemed by all who know him as a perfect gentlemen to j. , • in every respect. ~ ■ tie possesses business qualifies- s,t tions rarely seen in one so young. I His beautiful bride is not verv .1 well known here;" but when she ti visited friends in this city her womanly virldes and many ac- p donipliehments' Were much admir- J ' d Tlib Liberal fibres that the hap- ' py couple Wil! He attended by v many blessings as they glide over , the ‘ Matrimonial seas.' Don’t pay Alimony toTo divorced fr'om yoiii-appeu ' di x. There w 111 be 110 occasion for \< if you keep your bowels regular yiith Dr. Kin’s New Life Wils. ' Their action is so gentle that the , appendix never has cause to make J he least complaint. Guaranteed Jby City drug store, 25c, try them. a I’l d! >r 1 I>' T !•. 111 - . - Among the important c the criminal dock 1 lust was t that of Henry W.< His. ... ..-ge/l with the murder of a ,y- --'g by the name of Champion. feme of the evidence against the defendant was very strong and con vincing; while there was a little which showed that the defendant might have been justifiable. Erom a rehearsal of the evidence given before the jury. (The edi tress could not accept repeated in vitations to join parties of ladies anxious tc hear the case, on ac count of illness in the family ) It seems that Fish was in charge of a number of teamsters who were log ging with oxen for the Babcock Bros. Lumber Co. Three times Champion refused D o take oxen from from the cart t r'he’u Fish ordered’to do so. I‘isli^;,, ilarted toward the man ortho oxen. ! c Champion bent toward his cant j ibok and Fish shot him three « limes with'a pistol. In his wounded condition Cham pion was carried to the homo of Mr. Odum. Mrs! Odem testified that before Champion died he said: ‘df Fish had not boat me to it I would have killed liim.” The jury found Fish guilty of murder and lie was sentenced to vears in the penitentiary. Old man Jack Mock was sen ton ;ed‘to I year in the chain gang or pay a fine of $250.00 for asshult ihg the young wife of Mr. M<: ' Spooner IL-nry D-an familiarly known as “Dunk” Dean was found guilty of stealing a cow from George Wells and was sentenced to 2"years in the penitentiary. Appeals for new trials have been made for"Mr Fish and Mr Dead: « t ; x;' &es in silk ano Bets m arrived, an elegant line aii 50 and 75 cents. , j f ' Ik *md side combs, in plain & fa \ styles. A ! ra« e bargains, fecial Staple Values, ’ercal.L eci i Twenty five pieces of ; perca, , n ar , elegant assortment o . 'toms, a ’' g values. G%jt Bargains ir table linens. 1 I .-mid mention, bat , WKfe that v.meometo e ami I will that I can sayo y *• r-\_ <r> ’ou mon yon 3ry Gc oj . Q roC enes & Harware F”, E. FUDGE 5 The 3 Store Merchant. NOTICIIu.. 1 . . LKMSWPI. . ■BA i Ar. } Notice is k?r In TwiJ betlHtll. iW - , piext-sessmnoiUM . . IT-: i Atarm- ’ux i.-r st-i- ptr.«' . ■. * . ■,p anemtuig t A'cl veinh ■ . ■hing-f.. -ry-miU ■ /' ' appro"■■.. ----- /- -• ' ed-and Aug. loth, PA’- and amendedT »PP' A '*F x ..I irvvf rvtlipr miTDOSO 20th 1906 am or other so that said it will be amend, ul, by striking " e net proceeds slrnl: . be equally ridek between the city of Couitt, tie common schools of tl county of Miller and the county c Miller mid 'nseit tin g in lieu t reof after paying all expenses of fid dispensary, the 1 net proceeds!) all be divided ns I " follows: '’’olie city of Colquitt t SIOOO.OO, to .be Cohruitt school 1 $1000.00‘a"< die balance to be ' placed? with |’d turned over to the k Board of ducation of Miller county to bi paid out to the com mon schoo of .Miller county! through thAouuty school com inissi<>ner: fovided thiit the school ‘ of ColquitAial not receive any part of the iroceeds except the g MOOO'.OO anefor other purposes. <> j W. L Geer. ! v A ' '..M > F / “ •' i To the Hers of the city of ('■ ' qiiTtt, I he 'by announce myscll :■ candidate >r councilman to ii the vocahol Catised by the resig-1 nation of M. P. D. Rich. Think ; ing my friqds to remember me at the poles, lam, Tours truly, L. L. Calhottti, r ... dIl bit. savnder.l ! : : ;i|iTAL ; Mt’K'tH’X : : . Olfip Warren Building, C| qttitt. • ■ • G p ., n « -'.J ' | Wonderful Eczema- 1 ure. f "Our little bo; mid mczema f-Aj I v >r..K.i. Pa. -Tw: our hc,me! fe ldth( c ; was hop ’ ■ hi>li feing afiected. " •/Bum -■'mfe-ed ether docto- L i-sn - fit. r..suited. F vV'i'- rfbcait Islect ■’ ' ■ Atle and ■ W tnuetlF "‘ A- 1 nottles" 'w-y com I '■ 1 J. i •« Fully : ./mite.-d bv ‘ ' 'Aug r)l.t)O. Trial ‘de free- 'J ~ NAGGINt: :I!C’M£E> Two of the most peruici- -u form ■ 1 wo tuc -XMOV ■ -of nagging are shown v -m the i ' faults of children are ■ -muted upon in public, and small sias of childhood are dwelt on ancl ’‘rubbod as too .roes, after tin table punishment » 1. \ . I 1 l 1 ! I 'St "has been meted out. A child .s i presumably punished because it is the penalty that must follow wrong-, doing, lest wroiig-d..ing become a | habit. But when punishment has been enfiicted, the matter sliotil 1 . Tro >, and >lO reference made to it Lgain, mnl.-ss there should be a - ot the fault. TooLften the punishment is tlie , greatest crime, as the child is nag- , ged and taunted with having been , whipped, until it is a wonder if the , x'p‘dtoi:v of concealment in con- I nection with' future departures from domestic rules is nottne most prominent impression left upon his mind. Don’t nag the children. ‘ Perhaps one’ of the main reasons why some mothers develop nagging I habits is on account of their ex treme love of order and. neatness. As every mother is aware.it is im possible to always keep the house ’ton a condition c.f apple-pie order, ; when the family includes three or ‘ four growing children—McCall’s Magazine. At Joe Toole’s I : store yo ' i' : j nd all the popular J*/E shapes in ladies and children hats *■ t /• * , Neapo'itans, ■ - ? I. Milaris, Leghorns- ' , v ' ■ I Burnt Straws, 1 Maline and many oth- J”, 1! es varieties. | .. tire. Thcv nre. Lqm 3to The sunder suit^for child!en ar uo' m-, ■ , [Z year: C?Ct . I h £ \e e line o f crockery to go av COST. I Thd largest line of Tamo’shanter caps ever shown in Colquitt, at Astonishingly . LOW PRICES. They are »n white and B ‘ colors. Duck, Silk, Soft Woolen, etc. Rut the infant caps are going sc- ow that hey - il- SURPRISE YOU fc Yourffiend JOE TOOLE. i ~ ■ - ■ .. . >;* iKiNGOFAtfe’ . ..-,ffiKlK a ■*” 1 • i&SQ. . JR for sale by I I CALHOUN BROb p SOLQUITT. ■■■-GEORGIA . ' -v; : > fICE. S'W.OOOTO LO> X I »" —IHHHB On Unproved farms' in F. ‘Ast. Georgia, maturing after years. Low rate ! Otiick service. R C. Bell, Attorney Cairo, G CIT ATI W C'eorg'ir Miller County:' . J . S. Grubbs, guardian for Ln - tie Grubbs, having to me to be dis charged form such gua-dianslnO' let ail persons concerned, show ( cause before me/at the court house ; n Said county, on the (fib day of May next, why ‘Teh application for’dis'ebarge should not be g-ant ed. Witntss my official sigm t.ure. This April Ist W. r . Dancer, Ordinary. The Palace Thaving Parlor i I’p stairs inlbe rt r.rrsn'b'SW > ”'7 ■ • Vo Sb. nves . • 2nc Haircuts Shampoos , Clean towels, Sharps Razors, solicit the public Patronage. \V. P. FOPD. fldm.il Williams, tie ■ g„ld .crewn and bridge d ■ ■ e m Colquitt tor - week ■ nly, beginning Apn|g< - nd. Take dvantnge of J‘ IS portunily and have \o«# L'etb amineTfree. They will couvm | r.f th,, liiirh class Wdtk you or inu uiy** ? ... (1 hng at av, 1"" tol.ucc Hail'd Bid Bainbridge. Grt - , NOTICIL Georgia. M illrr County ■ . As Bv torture of an r T court of ordinary of said co tint,' -G « the March ‘erm iW7, thereof. gg W UI sell ail ’he standing ’ j ’’M 56 acres Ms of lot of land No. U ;*W in the ’.2th district of Mil'er con' ' _ and'o acres off of lot of lam! . ; ?i:-. in the 12th district of Bak 11| countv at the court house il ' city of Colquitt to th<’ high, s, ba.Jg der for cash on th*? 2nd buy or» [• May V.T'd. < 1 uey Cbplt, (laatd’mn o’ Llidie Addisotl. D’nturbed the Congrcgatii.m.- . The person who disturbed thb 1 congregation hmt Hutidny by eoa tinmilly coughing is - buV a bottle id Tar. Williams Drug C-">.