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WAVCROSS, OA., JULY 2. 1904.
It look* as if the democrats of
Georgia could ho depended on
to cut the fool oceasionaly their
own solvea.
The Russians seem to loose as
many men running away from
the Japs as they do lighting
Togo’s/ships.
Depow says a great victory is
coming. He evidently moans a
victory for the (rusts and the
monery power.
Sensational preachers rarely
ever do the cause of Christ any
permanent good. The average
sinner is not converted by abuse.
In trying to undo the work of
tho Stale Democratic Convens
tion, Spoaker Morris lias made
big mistake to say the ioast of
it.
Says an Exchange: Tho girl
who lias a now shirt waist suit
doesn't cure a rout who is going
to ho tho next president. It
wouldn’t worry her if they didn't
havo presidents.
The Japs are better soldiers
and better fighters than the
Russians, and can whip the
Czar’s troops on land or on sen,
on foot or in the saddle. Hurrah
for the little brownies!
The Russians now charge the
Japs with cruolty. We do not
believe the charge is true; at
any ruto, it would only he tho
pot calling the kettle black, for
Russian brutality is well known.
Gov. Terrell Inis written a let
tor to the War Department at
Washington, requesting that the
number of men to bo allowed
Georgia at tho Virginia encamp
ment bo increased from 1,500 to
L’,800.
Says an Exchange: Tom
Reed, the big brainy bulldozer,
quorum counter, and speaker of
congress, never complimented
hut two men in his whole life —
Oliupr Cromwell and Henry G.
Turner
Cantaloupe shipments are
keeking the growers in a rush,
Tho fruit i- ripenin 'fast, and it
is not an easy matter for packers
to fully meet the demands that
are being made upon them.— Al
bany Herald
Soutli Carolina wants Italian
farmers to settle her coast
country ami sea islands. This
arrangement night interfere
with tho lazy negroes who ttU
ready claim {south Carolina’s
coast country.
WAR IS HELL.
The Russo-Jap war continues
with unabated interest and more
or less sad casualties, sad to re
late. That nations feel called
upon to maintain t portfolio of
war is the remnant—and a good
sized remnant—of the savage
yet in us. Peace hath its victor,
ies no less renowned than war,
and why not peace—peace on
earth and good will to men all
the time? We recognize there
is more or less belligerency in
the human breast all the time,
but there is no sense in keeping
a chip on our shoulders and a
rock in our pockets looking for
trouble. Nations are like tpen
and women and need chastise
ment at times, but the need never
rises to the provocation of
slaughtering men, and even poor
dumb brutes by wholesale.
Truly, as General Sherman
said, “War is hell.’’—Dalton
Citizen.
Y7m7C. A. Boys Received In Brunswick
Secretary A. G. Villee and the
Junior Class of the V. M. C. A.,
whb left yesterday for a ten
day’s outing on St. Simons, wero
met by a committee upon their
arival in Brunswick and heartily
welcomed to tho 1 ‘City by tho Sea.’
Speaking of the lmppy boys’ ar
rival in Brunswick, yesterday's
Brunswick Journal says:
‘ Bubbling over with expecta
tion and delight of a ten days
outing on St. Simons, tho Junior
Class of the vY ay cross Y. M. C.
A. arrived in the city this morn
ing over the Atlantic Coast Line
shortly before nine o’clock.
There were twelve boys under
the supervision of Director Villee
aud his assistant, Mr. J. E. Dunn.
All tiic camping paraphernalia
was brought, including four large
tents, bodding, camp tools, cook
ing utensils, fishing outfits, etc.
The boys wero thoroughly de
lighted and could not keep still
for a moment after the train
stopped.
The Men’s Club had appointed
a committee of Messrs. A. V.
Wood, Stephen Goodyear, Gu»
McCardelt aud others to meet the
Waycross crowd and extend them
a welcome to Bniuswick'aud vi
cinity.
The party left this morning at
ten o’clock for the island. They
will pitch their tents near the
Waycross colony, and will spend
the next ten days in fishing,hath
ing and having an enjoyable
outing geuorally.
JJThey will striko^camp on Sat-
urday morning July Oth. nnd|will
CITY PRESSING GLUB
Successor to People's Pressing Club,
First Class Work
Guaranteed.
All orders will receive Prompt end Careful
Attention.
Ilunsuek & Plowden, Props
Upstairs over Bowling Alley.
Plant Avenue. Waycross. Ga.
K. L. SINGLETON. C. of K.
of RedJMen meets
every Friday
night at Council
Hall in Masonic
building * Visit*
leg members cor
dlally Invited.
B. D. FINN. Sachem.
WAYCROSS I.OIMiK, NO. 97,1.0.0. r
Meets Wednesday night
Lott A Hitch building,
third floor. Every member
expected to intend, ond
cordially ir
be transected.
*D. Noble
J C HL’HKK. Sec
H. F. Whitehead. Noble Grand.
Wayerots Lodge, No Mh.
F. k A- M. Meets on second
and fourtb ^Tuesdays, at 7:31
p. m. In Masonic Building
All rjuallfSed brethren coidially
A. G. Villee, W. M.
on Voting, ,-ecretary
J. Moi
De'tz Encampment No.
3, I. O, 0. K. meets in lodge
room in Lott*Hitch build
ing every second ami fourth
Tuesday nights. Visiting
brothers are cordially wel
come. tfj
Notice, Kebekalis.
.her Itebeknh Lodge!
. I. Q O F.. mods or
1st. 3rd and 6th Tucs-
ut 7:30 p in-, and One
Ith Tuesdays u
lottvo for home ou the afternoon
train.”
Regular Convener
Wakefield Lodge,
27, K. of P., Monday
Evening 7:30.
M« tubers and visiting
brothers cordially
vite I.
s% t*m*t*0*mu t
Gool and Quaint.
The pretty designs for summer buyers
are so very tempting. It’s a real pleas
ure seeing them. Our stoek is complete
and we can show you all the advanced
styles in
gbirt W)aists and
Summer [Jress YVlaterials
whether for ceremonious gowns or street
wear.
Humphreys &
Williamson.
nSHMAMMMIAi j*
Watt Hardware Co.,
Opposite Passenger Depot,
Wholesale and Retail
Farming Implements, Sosl’, Doors, Blinds,
Builders’ Material,
Crockery, Glassware, Fishing Tackle, etc.
In New JohnsomFolks Block.
J Watt Hardware Company.
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Nothing has ever equalled it
Nothing can ever surpass it.
Dr. King'
New Discovery
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A Perfect For All Throat and
Cure: Lung Troubles.
Monwy back If It fail*. Trial Bottle* frss.
! J- G. REESE,
( First Class Shoe Maker
t Mai.i,on* Block, Ai.uany ave
> All work neatly done to satin•
f faction, nlM> price* |>Va*e.
f GIVE ME A CALL-
Stomach
Troubles'
cured by
Korn
m ^DYSPEPSIA CURE
Under all curable conditions
Pa., waa cured
of Chroqlc
Dyspepsia by
the use oi
Kodol.
THE PLACE TO GET EVERYTHING DONE
; AND WHAT YOU \\ ANT. IS AT
J. T. McGEE’S
►Wheelwright and B ,acksmith Shop.
Scientific Horse-shoeing a specialty.
is rather'! Pa,ace x Barber Sh °P*
... I# Mary Strict.
Ml*. \V . J (JC* RkVNOLO* I'llOPRlHTOR,
71. ing for j 2 ^haYing. Shampooing. Hnlr CiuUnt* m.
i Pint Claw Hiylp, Folit*. an<l care* *
J lnl attention. w
try,
Mr. James E. Sharpe Dead.
In response to a telegram an
jouncing the death of his fath
Mr. James E. Sharpe,
W. Sharpe left this mn
the bom" • the deceased at
'« < « conn
tiiu «u. - *,.i ... n *>rmeut I Bad blood and indlge*'ion arc deadly
occurred today. Mr. Charlie M. J enemies to good health. Burdock Blood
Shari e of this city was at the J Bitter* destroy* ihem.
hope of hit* father when the end { A little lift* m iy be«acriri • to * u <U
e yesterday.* Mr. Sharpe|drn attack «»l an
was N> years old, and had been *F
declining health for a long! t,M ' * m ^ r grm’y.
time. Besides two sons hero, j X*gtec‘ed .
the deceased is survived by a j V*' '
largo number of relatives
Insurance That Insures.
The State Life Insurance Com>
' A THE PLANO VERTICAL MOWER, n
New Davis and Owensboro Wagons,
New Buggies and Harness.
Secondhand Vehicles and Harness for~Sale
Sole Agents for the Celebrated Eivere and Sapr Plows.
I[can supply your wants in'Buggy and Wagon Harj
ness, Whip.*, etc., etc.
Everything in the Repair Line kept in stock
and work done promptly.
J. T. McGES, 21 Albany Ave.
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE
“The Widow's Mite."
pantos policies after they are [ any J-ug.t.>re,
I paid up continue to pay you an-j —
' uual dividends; and at your A. S. Morton. C. S. Eunn
death pay the policy besides
I Thev are a savings bank; a pen-j .UOl'tOH iV 1*111)11,
, sion m old age; a Chinese 'vallj,,. , f . i>, t jit diet for. colored Roods
- — - | of protection around your home, ^ 0, * lr0C, 0 rs n,, tl muIderSj'tuoroagtiljwtthoatcattsMsto!.
rim carping judicial pohtn'ians ( Lcrtiticftt© of 000,000,00, do* | EHiinloii^ furnit>ht*«) «>n a)! ctauei 0 f! the least,
of the state watP tho present P os it cuar.intco to policy work., Addr*.** WavcroM pratetboe
, , . nn rti^. u u— tt> 4 — — • - —
system of electing judges to re-
iv
The Crowning Triumph
ufuiir iaumJry work Is whiteneo* where It
main the same, arguing that that
“dear people” should elect. This
"dear people” cry is too .trans
parent to deceive the people
They are on to the deceitful and '
selfish “curves’’ of the politician
who would distort and prostitute
the judfeial ermine to the low
level of his owu .elfish alms.—
Dalton Citizen. ~“~““
holders ou tile with Hon. Win. A
Wright, Comptroller General,
State of Georgia.
V. L. Stanton, Manager,
Waycross, Ga.
A. P. PERHAM. JR.
Notary Public,
Evening Herald .Office.
Telephones: office ay, residence ia
*9 End. St. -13 How,-
Bloodhounds For Sale.
Several imported in tlie lot.
All full blood pedigreed English
man trailers. I have decider! to
open business Sept. 1st, and for
that reason 1 offer the lot or
either one for sale. Can send
trained ones. Don’t answer un
less you mean business.
W. C. Hikes,
tf Greenville, N C.
We do high grade work and onr fine
domestic finish excels All other methods.
Colla-s and Cutis art ironed smooth
the skin of wearer is not Irritated.
Tbe Wilson Steam lanmiry
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
Jane Street Barber Shop.
Jaimes Branch Prop. No 10 Jane fit
First Class
AVI) EXPERIENCED TtAPTtErm
FniMfsiiAFtKf* Attention
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