Waycross weekly herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 1893-190?, July 05, 1902, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTVayeross Weekly Herald OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE CITY OF WAYCROSS AND OF WARE AND CHARLTON COUNTIES. VOLUME XXIII WAYCROSS. GA., SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1002. XUMuE.l .'> FOl.KNTON FACTS AXI» FANCIES. Tuesday was the hotest day of the season so far. Sheriff Wainright made a busi ness trip to the Bend Saturday. J. W. Reddick left Tuesday p. m. for Offerman where he wilj spend some time. W. A. Hodges,of Toledo, spent Tuesday in town and while here ordered the Herald sent to his address twelve months. R. R. Hopkins, of Brunswick, spent some time this week in this section. W. J. Dryden and family have moved here for the summer from Merrill’s Island, Fla. Mr. Dry. den desires to buy property here and build a summer home. C. M. Owens, of Cutler, was io town on business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Mizell re turned to Waycross Saturday, after a visit of about three weeks with relatives in this section. C. lT. Thornton is visiting friends here this week. J. W. Vickery has rcaigned the roarshalehip, which wept into effect ot, last Monday night. M. L. Mattiu wa„ elected to till the vacancy. The Board of Education met in regu- ■ lar session on Tuesday. We understand they had but littte business before them other than granting license to ap plicants in the recent eiaminaiions. Btnj. Sams is in Atlanta attending the ' Slate Convention a. a delegate ir.on tlii. county, Mr. and Mr-. J. C. Allen, of Haidaiu. Fla., are visiting Mr. Allen’s father, near Sherly, this week. • H. H. Hathaway and family have re moved from here to Traders’ Hill where Mr. Hathaway will work with Mizell & Robinson. Rev. Wm C. Conley began a pro tracted meeting at Traders Hill last Sat urday to continue througji this week. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dickson has been quite sick for s jme- time. Min Bramah Sams left Monday fora visit with her sister in North Georgia. D. 0. Layton attended circuit court at Lake City, Fla., this week, All arrangements have been perfected for the building of a negro industrial school at Cut ler, this county. The material for the bnildihg is being gotten in place and work will begin soon. We understand that it will require 1,000,000 feet of lumber for the first building to be erected. The money for the enterpriee is being furnished largely by Northern people. D. B. Raybon, of Lulaton, spent Saturday and Sunday in town. The ladies of the M.E. Church, South, reliszed about twenty- five dollars for furnishing the P arsonage from the sale of re- reshments at the school cl osing entertainment. We are re quested by the ladies to thank the people for their liberal' pa tronage. Statement. STATE OF GEORGIA — Charlton County: We, the undersigned freehold ers and clerks at a primary elec tion held io Willisville precinct on June 6, 1002, do hereby cer tify that there were no votes “cast by any colored person at said primary, but that all votes cut were bv white qualified voters of Mid precinct, and any reports to the contrary arq ma liciont, misleading and untrue. B.C. CRAWFORD,Freeholder, -> W, W. BBWI8, Free folder, W. M. HARRIS, N. P., F. C.WHILDEN, Clerk, J. H- .PARKER, Clerk The Fire Alarm I Parker-Bihb Nuptials. YESTERDAY AFTERNOON TH0U0H A, AN IMPORTANT SOCIAL EVENT THAT FARCE SHOWED UP THE BOYS. Thuasriur's daily The Wavcross tire department was called out nt 5 o’clock yes- rerday afternoon by a false a i trm, and the showing they made in getting out was excellent. The horses were in their stalls entire ly unharnessed when the alarm was first sounded. Within 80 seconds from the first, tap of the bell the truck was out on the streets. In 1 minute and 45 sec onds the run had been made to the English block on Plant Ave. nue, and in 2 minutes and 20 seconds a strong stream of water had been turned on. The time is good considering the fact that most of the firemen are inexperienced and the horses are just beiug trained. The horses have already learned to jump to their places under the harness at the tap of the fire bell, but one of them is a little slow on account, of his having injured his eye on the wagon when he was fir9t. being trained. It will be necessary for practice for the department to be called out often, and the fire committee have arranged a signal to notify the volunteer firemen and the public when an alarm is false, or when a lire has been extinguish- ed. After the first alarm hns been sounded, two quick taps, followed a few sedondsafterward with one tap, will be given to signify that there is no fire. Double Tragedy in Texas. Fort Worth, Tex. July 2.—A double tragedy occurred at Bowie the county seat of Montague connty, this afternoon, as a re suit of which J. T. Kilgore and wife are both dead. Kilgore shot his wife and then himself, in the rear of the dwelling, while the funeral of their family phy sician, Dr. D. C. Mitchell, was going on, across the street. No cause can be assigned for the double killing. Mr. Kilgore was formerly chief of police of a Chat- tanooga, Tenn. Rial la Russia. London, July 2.—A dispatch to the Renter Telegraph Company from 8u Petereburg says there hare been labor riots for the past few days at Ro*tor- on-Don, in the prorlnce of Ekatenn, soslar, Southern Ruoalo. There have been numerous collisions between the troops and the rioters. The troop • fired, and many of the rioters were killed or wounded. WAS SOLEMNIZED LAST NIGHT. ♦ Thun,lay', d.ily ( A wedding of great social in terest occurred in this city last night. Mr. Oalyin W. Parker aud Mrs Willie. L. Bibb were married at Trinity Methodist Church parsonage at D o’clock. Rev. J. H. Mather, pastor of Trinity, performed the ceremony. The marriage of these two pop ular young people created quite a sensation in this city when it was made public. It has been known for several months that they would probably ved, but the announcement of their mar riage was a great surprise, never theless. About two days ago the young couple set last as the time for the wedding, but none of their friends were notified. Last night' they drove over to the parsonage a few minutes before 0 o’clock, and a short while later the ceremony was performed. The only wit nesses were Mrs. J. H. Mather and Mr. YV. N. Smith. The bride is the beautiful young widow of Mr. F. 'V. Bibb. She has long been popular in so ciety in this city, and has numer ous friends in Thomas county, where she formerly resided. Mr. Parker is a member of the firm of J. M. & W. O. Parker. He is a prosperous young busi ness man, and his friends through out this section are almost num berless. The couple will reside -for tlio present at No. 81 Stephenson street in this city. Changes In Schedule. Several inportant changes in schedule took effect Sunday on both the Plant System and Atlantic & Birmingham railway. The most important changes are as follows:! Plant Systrm. Train 85 from Savannah ar rives at 11:25 a. m., leaves at 11:80 a. m. Train 82 from Jacksonville ar rives 10:45 a. m., leaves 10:60 a. m. Train 82 from Thomasville ar rives 10:80 a. m. Atlantic & Birmingham. Train No. 1 leaves 8 a.m Train No. 8 leaves 4 p. m. Train No. 2 arrives 10: 20 a. m. TraiD No. 4 arrives 8:20 p, ro. Subscribe for the Herald. ({sick fferk. Media polls, Iowa, Jqpe 21k— Four hundred dud fifty man, working nine boure in a driving rain, mbved rails of the Burlington A Western road on 125 mtlaa of track today, and thus broke all records In converting n narrow into a broad-ganged track. Twsntj-eigbt crews ot sixties men each, working an average of four Biles each, accomplished the feat without the abandon Bent ot nby regu lar Sunday train and without any erione delay Democratic Meeting. STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION DOES THE EXPECTED. . What Thin Folks Need Is a greeter pmver u( digesting and eseim'lsliog food. For them Dr, King’s New Life ,1’iJi. work wonders. They tone and regulate the digestive organ., gently expel all poi one from the »y*,i enrich tne bln,at improve appetltd^mke healthy flesh. Only 25c at .seals-'Drug Co., and Brln-m'i Drug t^>. During the summer kidney inegulsr it:, - are often caused by excessive drink lug fur being overheated. AtteuU to the kidneys at once by using Foley’s Kidney Cure, All druggists. Ten Years in Bed. R. A. Grey, .1. P. Oakville, Ind., writes, "For ten years I wasconflned to my bed with diseases of my kidneys. It was so severe that I could not move pert of the time. I consulted the very best medical skill (reliable, but could get no relief until Foley’s Kidney Cure wee recommended to me. It bee been godsend to me.” Bold bj etfprngglsts. twin .um t ti'iw, Interesting to Asthma Sufferers. Daniel Bents of Otterville, Iowa, writes, "I have had asthma for three or foor years tnd hare tried about all the cough end asthma cures In tbs market and have received treatment from phy- slcieaeioNew York and other cities, W got veiy little J beaefit until I tried Foley’s Honey aajb Ter which gave me immediate relief lead I will sew be without H Is my jkoose. I sincerely reo oestMsd it to aU." Bold by ell drufgietn vmyg fy.4 A Lesson in Health. Healthy kidneys filter the impurities from the blood, and unices they do this good health la Impossible. Foley's Kid ney Cure makes sound kidneys end will poeitieely cure ell forms of kidney end bladder disease. It etrengihene the whole system. Bold by all druggiete. It is not the work, hot the worry, That makes the world grow old. That nombees the yean of its children &e half their sotry is told: That weakens their faith in hesveo, And the wisdom ot God’s greet plan. Ah! It's not the work, bat the worry, That breaks tho boon of a man. Atlanta, July *2.—The State Dem ocratic Convention met today at noon in the hall of the liouie of Repreaen* Uitivt b and did just what it was ex pected to do. It nominated the can didates who were nominated in thj primary, adopted a general platform, including an endor<ement of the pres* ent "uon-partissu” legislation on the liquor question, which means local op tion, made £. T. llrown chairman of the pariy, and M. J. Yoemans. of Ter* roll county, vice-chairman for the nest two year*, passed a resolution indorsing A. S. Clay for senator and adjourned sine die. There * wm no contest of any moment on the floor'of the convention, and the expected tilt over the local option feature did not materiu.ize. As a matter of fact, however, that feature was consider* Ably more conservative than it was expected to be. Three Eslill conven tions were not represented. His vote should iniye been 80, ^ Run your eye over your reflected face in your truthful mirrqr. Is It such as Nature gave you in color and smoothness r Happy Time in Old Town. “We fell very heppy,” write* R. N Bevill, Old Town, Vs. “when Bucklen’i Arnica Salve wholly cured our daugh ter ot a bed case of ecald head.” It de lights all who use it for cute, corns,burns, bruiaee, boils, Ulcers, eruptions. Infal lible for Piles. Only 25c at Seale’ Drug Co. end Brinson’s Drug Co. Whooping Gough. A women who he, bad experience with this disease, telle how to prevent any dangerous consequence, from It. She eeye: Our three children took whooping enugh last summer, our baby boy being only three months old, tnd owing to our giving them Chimbcr. lain. Cough Remedy, they loet none of their plutnpoeaa tod came out in much better health t^en other children whoa, parents did not use the remedy. Our oldeet little girl would call lustily for esugh syrup between whoops.—Jowle Pinkie Hall, Springrille, Ale. This remedy la for sale by Beale Drug Co., end ail druggists. or have freckles, sunburn, tan, sallowness, etc.* clouded its former flesh-tinted transparency?’ If so, apply Hagan’s Magnolia Balm and redeem Nature’s gift. Delightfully refresh ing, and entirely free from all injurious elements. It gives a complexion that makes a lady look years younger. It la a LIQUID, easily applied and sold by druggist* at 7Sc. Lvo MISS SARAH FINLEY, Vice-President ef the Palmetto Club, Memphis, Tenn. , m INK OF CARDUI is a thoroughly scientific and mod em remedy, meet ing the needs of the modem woman in the modern way —without the torture of an operation. Wine of Cardui bos cured them in tho pri- vacy of their homes and it has found a place in the hetrta of American women that no other medicine hu found. In their gratitude over 10,000 American women have written letters commend* lug Wine of Cirdui, Wine of Cardui meete their want* as no other medicine does. It eustaine the young girl at the ehock of her entrance to womanhood. Women who take Wine of Cardni have little discomfort during pregnancy and little pain at childbirth. When the change of life appear* they enter a happy, healthy old age. Every month it comet to tho rescue to assist Nature in throwing the Impuritioe from the body. Kite Sarah Finley, of Memphis, Tenn., vioe-preaident of the Palmetto Club of that city, ipoaks for henelf and many friend* when the bestow* the following praise on Wine of Cardui: 41 Among the numerous medicines placed before suf fering women for their relief none can touch McEIrcc’s Wine of Cardui. It towers above them all a* a reliable female remedy. It limply _ drives pain and disease 4way and restores health in an incredibly short period. I have taken great interest in this medicine for the put two years, since it brought health and strength to me. 1 have also recommended it to a number of my friends and they who have «ned ft speak of it in the highest terms and 1 fed that it k praise well bestowed.” If you are suffering from female weakness Wine ot Cardni is tbt medi cine you need. You can have health the eame as Miss Finley if yon will take tho Wine of Cardui treatment. If you need ad vice further than the complete direc tions given on the bottle, addreee The Ladies Advisory Department, Chatta nooga Med. Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. WINEofCARDVI A million suffering won 1 relief in The most Common'Ailment, More people suffer tr»m rheumatism than from any’olher ailment. Thie i. wholly unnecessary ton, for s cure may be efiveted at * very small cost. <>. W, Weacott, of Headowdale, N, Y., stye: “1 have been afflicted with rheumatism for tome time and it hae bauted me much eufierin,. I concluded to try Chamber, laln’e Pain Balm and am pleased to eay that it baa cured me." For sale by Beale’ Drug Co. end ell druggists. -Virulent Cancer Cured. Blaming proof of a wonderful rdvance in medicine is given by druggist G. Roberts of E iatbeth, YV. Ve. An old men there had long suffered with whet good doctor, pronounced incurable can cer. They believed hie case bopeleae till he used Electric Bittore end applied Buckleo’s Arnica Sslve, whico treatment completely cured him. When Electric Bitters are need to expel billons, kidney aad microbe poieooe at tbs asms time this salve rxerts ft* matchleae healing power, blood diseases, ekie eruption., ulcere aad solas aaakh. Bitter* 60c, Bala* 25e at Baalat Drue JCogsad Brin- aoa’s Drug; Co. Real Estate Agency, A-. P. PEBHAM & SCIT, Waycross, Georgia. Wo Buy and Soli'Real Estate In Toyvii or Can lily on Commission. All property placed in our hand*, is Advertised Free. Correspondence Solicited. No. 8 Jane Stmt. Wayi ro-H, Georgia.

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Waycross weekly herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 1893-190?, July 05, 1902, Image 1