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Herald.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE CITY OF WAYCROSS AND OF WARE AND CHARLTON COUNTIES.
VOLUME XXII
WAYCROSS, GA., SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1902.
NUMBER 51
Hon. Simon W. Hitch
STRONGLY ENDORSED FOR JUDOE
OF BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT.
The Grand Jury, at tba last tarm of
Ware county Superior Court, passed
tbs following resolutions regarding
the candidacy of Bon. 8. W. IUtch, of
this city, who Is a candidate for Judge
of the Superior court:
Oar fellow townsman, Hon. 8. W.
Hitch, being a candidate for Judge of
the superior courtfcfor this judicial dr*
colt, and the candidate opposing hli
haying been endorsed by his home
county grand jury, we deem It proper
and our pleasure to endorse and com
mend Hon. Simon W, Hitch as capable
and well qualified for said high and
honorable office. Neither candidate
has asked ourendoreement, but we feel
that It Isonrdnty, as It la onr pleasure
to make this recommendation.
WILLIAM W. SHARPE. Foreman.
John A. McDaniel, Daniel B. Sweat,
Willipm !L Bradley! Robert' H.
Murphy, William Guy, Thomas A. W,
Little, Owen II. Jones, James K. Bibb,
Thomas L. Brown. Thomas II. Morton,
James C. Rouse, Charles H. Andrews,
Benjamin W. James, William
Jordan, Jacob J. Wideman, Alexander
B. Davis, George Eason, John W.
Mellon, Mlllender S. Lee, Joseph
McQuaig.
To the people of the Brunswick Clr
cult: We the undersigned practicing
attorneys, desire to express to the peo-
| pie of this judicial circuit their un
qualified endorsement of the candida
cy of Simon W. Hitch for judge of the
judge of the Brunswick Circuit.
In this expression of onr confidence,
we emphasise some of the reasons for
our endorsement He Is In thought
and language, dean, by training,
methodical, In bearing, courteous and
thoughtful of others. In character,
conservative Impartial aod honest,
Mature In experience, with a mind
that is both clear and logical, with the
power of readily grasping and annalls-
Ing legal questions. Withal, coming
as near measuring up to the true defi
nition of a jurist as any lawyer within
the bounds of the circuit For these
and other reasons, we feel that you
can safely make him the presiding
officer of our courts.
Signed: Leon A. Wilson. Jno. C
McDonald, W. M. Toomer, Jno. T.
Myers, Wm. S. Branham, W. D. Let.
ford. J. Hill Spence, R. C. Cannon, E.
F. Jeffords, Lee. L. Sweat, J. CL Rey
nolds and W. F. Crawley.
The Greene.Uajnsra Case.
Nothing has been heard from Special
Assistant Attorney General Erwin
sinee he started ont to capture Cap.
Greens and Col. Gaynor, who are en
camped In Canada, and, aa It haa lien
many days since bis departure, the
suggestion bat been made that be has
been kidnapped by them. When he
was last here he was careful not to,
* give an Intimation of bis plans for the
Rupture of the noted defendants, and
V! Is reasonable to suppose that It Is
his pnrpose to take them, qnawaret.
It may he that be has a deep and dark
plan for.'their capture, and the country
may he startled some day soon by
hearing that he has them within his
grasp.—Hews.
Morristown, N. J„ May Repre
sentative Salmon, of the fourth
dl.triet, died suddenly today. He was
as-Vug the second term la congress
ass Democrat.
Amour Coming te Brunswick.
The great Armour Packing Company
It coming to Brunswick and proposes
to make this a distributing point and
wtlllconducta large cold storage ware
house In the city. The plan has been
under consideration for several days,
but was finally determined yesterday.
The oompany signed a contract to rent
the handsome brick building of Julius
May at the corner of Bay and Glow
ceater streets for a period of Hire years.
The company proposes to tpeod sever
al thouaand dollars In fitting up the
building to suit their demand and when
completed it will be one of the best
equipped of the many Armour concerns
In the South. The company will carry
a full line of goods In Brunswick and,
in addition, will make this city head,
quarters for a large portion of their
South Georgia aod Fiord la basin
A CERTAIN CLASS OF PEOPLE.
Payne to Succeed Hanna.
New York, May A—A special from
Washington says; The recent break-
fast conference at Senator Hanna’s
house, at which the President,
Poetmaster General Payne and Senator
Hanna were present, continues to bo
discussed by politicians of both par
ties. The general opinion among lead.
Ing Republicans Is that Henry C
Payne succeed Senator Hanna as
cbaliman of the Republican National
committee. Payne ia undoubtedly the
working politician of the Roosevelt
combination. He la shrewd, active and
not averao to taking big chances In the
political game. Ho la one of the few
of the old guards that made the Re
publican National oommlttea ao famous
dozen years %gu who haa survived
the whlrlegig of time and is still doing
business at tha old stand. Fessenden
practically out of politics; Good loo Is
dead; 8enatora Platt and Quay are die.
Inclined, on account of physical condi
tion, to tike tba active part in politics
they once did; Dudley is practically
practicing hare, and Clarkson has barn
out of politics for sometime. /Payne,
however ie today as deep in the game
ever.
Seven Drowned.
Toledo, O., May 7 —Seven young peo
ple, members of a Sunday school olass
the First Baptist Church, were
drowned in tha Maumee river, juet be
low the city tonight at 10 o’clock as
the reanlt of the naphtha lannch Frol-
on which they were taking a pleas
ure ride, toeing run down by the tug
Arthur Woods of the Greet Lskes Tow
ing Company's fleet.
[Communicated].
There are a great maoy people in the
world that are foolish enough, or, in
plainer words, have no belter sense than
to think because they arc treated with
some considentUon that they are very
important; tbit the world just couldn’t
get along without them. Yon find Ibis
class of peuple whetevet yon go, and It
always diigusts a sensible person to meet
up with them. It bsa been my lot to
meet with a few that had formed thla
exalted opinion of themselves. 1 have
met young men who, after they bad lef
their Country home, and spent a few
months in the city or in some country
town and bad 1 accumulated enough
money to “dike up” t litt le, would ge
above their rtlalng and their country
kin, and think they tie just better than
any thing that ever came along, and woe
to the lady that shows one of these n
little courtesy, or endeavors to make
heraelf pleasant to him. Yon will bear
of hla making such remarks as these to
his chums or "partners,” as be calls
them- “I tell you wbst, sht’a dead stuck
on me,” "she's anxious to get married,"
"sbe’e trying her best to catch me”—
when the lady in question has never h id
such a thought, but merely meant to
treat him as she would any gentleman.
And these same "cnckery fellows” will
soon begin to think they are better than
any of the town people, smarter and
have more sense. Soon they will begin
to express tbelr opinion of everybody in
general, run down the newspapers and
so on. “AM well, what fooli these
mortals be,” anyway.
“Ah, Bud,” at Sam Jouea says, you
had better sweep a little around your
doors, and get a little wiser yourself be
fore you begin to judge others too
harshly. This world moved on just as
smoothly before yotr came, and could
still get along very well without you,
end the sooner you realize this, how
much better it will be for you, end let
me gire you; n little ftiendly advice:
Don’t be so eilly ea to think that every
girl tbit treats you nicely and perhepe
jokee n little with you ia in love with
yon, end you will have more frieods.
Cornelia.
Froipeet of Peace.
London, May T.—The wife of Gen.
Lncee Meyer, the commander of the
Orange Free State force* who lain
this country, received a message from
her hnaband yesterday, aaylng that
peaca in Sooth Africa wan probable.
New Piper for Atlanta.,
Atlanta, May 7.—A company wee or
ganized today to publieh the "Atlanta
News," which is to be an eight page
one cent paper. It wilt make Ita ap
pearance as soon ns necessary machin
ery can be obtained. John Temple
Graves tha well known orator and lec
turer, will be editor In chief of the
paper; Charles Daniel, Managing
editor, and J. Frank Beck, bnelnesa
manager. The etockboldere of the
new company held n meeting today
and accepted the charter recently
granted by the Fmton Superior court.
Advertise in the W aycross
Herald and grow rich.
Phoenix Hotel Arrivals.
Geo IV Holtzendorff, Brunswick; J S
Plowden, Atlanta, Ge; N C Dewey,
New York; T J Sweeney, Plant Sys
tem; J-F Stone, Savannah; J W Toe-ales
Ouslcy, Os; C W Alexander, New York;
G H Wilson, New York; CJ Joeeph,
Savannah; W V Lifsey, Montgomery;
D W Lott, Mlse Lott,Miss Mamie Lott.
Douglas; J G Rice, High Springs; J 11
Ambrose, Savannah; C U Knight, C.
E Cason, Savannah; Mrs M D Mursoo,
Tampa; G B Jolly, Montgomery; C W
I’almrr, Detroit; H L Gates, Savannah
H E Clvlsnd, Savannah; H W Ilsynes
Detroit; F M Morrow, Savannah;
W P Norris, Montgomery; E L
Campbell. Douglee; W E Bites, R L
Butte, Charleston; Arthur Sharply and
wife, Bessemer, Ale; Mrs A M
McCoslIn, Chicago; A E Leybourne, K
R Hopkins, Brunswick; Ches T
Kenworth, Montgomery; J P Church
man, Atlanta; J Lewis, New York;
J O Lewis, ThnmasviUe; J L Johnson,
Phils;! IV J Jobe, Savannah; IV H
Payne, B. unswick; S T Holtzendorff,
City; C R Griffin, ThnmasviUe; F B
Trent. C’i>; .1 G Hn.k'ti; .1 P
Davenport, Bruuatvick, L .t Bat
Atlanta; it F Strickland, Valdosta; J E
Martin, Bueuavista, G Rahdolph,
Dougin*; S C Whittle, Allantn; W I)
Remington, City; Will II Price, Mari
anna, FIs; It tV Diivi., Jr. City; IV H
Jeter, Ga.
The Dutch ((ueen Improves.
Tha Hague, May 7.—The 2 p m
bulletin issued from Castle Loo by the
physicians of Queen Wllhelmlnu an
nounced that the condition ol her in »j.
esty is satisfactory.' She suffered a
slight increase in temperature last night,
but there ate in absence of fever title
morning.
Rlflee’ Picnic on June 4.
The Rifles will have their an
nual picnic on June 4. Lieut.
Bird went down to Savannah
Tuesday to conault Plant Syi
tern officials,and the above date
wis agreed upon. The railroad
had so many excursions booked
for the present month, that it
was found impossible to get a
date except on Saturday or Sun
day. Lieut. Baxley and Private
Lowber will visit Green Cove
Springs and St. Augustine in a
day or two, and Sergt. Knight
and Corp. Walker will go down
toSnwanee to investigate that
point. It is possible that the
committee may visit Tyboe Tues
day. All information regarding
their different advantage* will be
furnished the public at an early
date, and a vofe «»r the picnic-
going people nf Wnycros* will
deride on the place. This voting
wili be held about next Thursday
at some couyienient place.
Foley’s Honey **<# Tar
tor children jMft.turt. No opiates.
The Bathing Pool
Is Again Open.
— — Pendleton Street —
Fresh, Artesian Water
Running all the Time»Day and Night.
Water pleasantly heated on cool days.
Everybody Invited.
Mexican "HI readily overcome Loss of Halit
, . . . Diaossod Hoofs andSerstchlaIn hot-
Mustang Liniment MMkaaadsaNle. Vhnwntoylt.
A toad under
a harrow
•uffisra no more than the fUthfbl bora,
that ia tortured with 8pavins, Swinney, Harness
Sores, Sprains, etc. Moat horse owners know this
and apply tho kind of sympathy that heals, known
far and whlo ns
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment.
Never foils—not even in tho most aggravated cases.
Cures caked udder in cows quicker than any known
remedy. Hardly a disonso peculiar to muscle, skin
or joints thut cunnot ho cured by it.
Mexican 1» »h,- bm remedy on tho market far
__ j , , , . Wind (tails, Sprain* and 8kIn Lumps.
Mustang Liniment It keep* bancs siul uiuleabicuiKliUou,
Way cross Clothing Store
With A Full Line . . . »
New Spring Goods
At moderate prices. You get a better fit and
better goods here for less money than can be
found elsewhere.
ALL GOODS CARRIED OYER '
From a previous season will be
Closed Out At Cost.
This applies to every Department of cur large stock.
So if you want a bargain come to see us—if you want
to be fitted Up-lo-Date come to see us.
WAYCROSS CLOTHING STORE.
So
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To My Friends;
|l will in future be at the
Gem Pharmacy,
rmi My Stock of——-
Drug* and Medicines are Complete.
Having bought a new and fu’l line of everything since
the fire, I hope my friends will '■nil o» me ai my new
place, and 1 promise to serve them 10 tie beat of
my ability.
T. S. PAINE,
WAYCROSS i
GKORGIA.
MMMSSK
NO tt ALBANY AVENUE,
D. J. CRAWLEY,
WAYIROS», OEOAOIA.
Everett Pianos,
Harvard Pianos, Organs*
New Royal Sewing machines, Eight Day Clocks,
Wall Papers, etc.,
Sold at Lowest Prices on easy monthly Initallments.
Samples on Exhibition at Store Boom,
Telephone or send me a card and I will call and give you prices.
Don’t fail to get prices from be before buying.
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