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Che evening ‘Herald. a. P, Parham, Sr. 4. P, Parham,\Jr. Eiitori fend P-jYlitlttri. I tin: -er wikhkio* 7. c« t»» cc luir. Tint Mntm ‘ IfMa?, Cm Inf Six X«tM WAYCROSS. OA-, JULY 23, 1904. OORMAN FOR CHAIRMAN. Senator Arthur Pue Gorman, of Maryland, has been asked by the Democratic leaders to head the national committee. And art. imiiiimii a pKuMitioo mam mm»i I search where they would, they •iiir. ru wmnr Stall me a»a»r. !could not have found a more as- J tuto and brilliant pastmaster of the game political. Some men acquire political skill; others are horn with it Gorman is one of the natural leaders, and liis inherent talent lias been developed and sharps ened in many a spectacular and eitantic combat in the national arena. As a campaign manager his ability to grasp the situation liis energy and his vast experis ence should make him a most valuable general. The Maryland leader has not forwarded bis acceptance but the very fact that he was fixed upon at the New York conference gives the lie to all those random preconvention canards which represented hint as antagonistic to the dominant Parker element Gorman is not and never lias been out of accord with the party and no man is more willing to further the interests of complete harmony. If he fails to accept it will be for some other roason, and for seme reason that will be generally acclaimed as sufficient when it is made public.—At- lanta Journal. Insurance That Insures. The State I.ife Insurance Cone panics policies after they nri paid up continue to pay you an liunl dividends; and at your death pay the policy besides They are a savings bank; a pen sion in old age; a cbinose wall of protection nrnund your homo. Certificate of 4>1 1100,000,00, de posit foe guarantee to policy holders on tile with Hon. Win. A Wright, Comptroller General, State of Georgia. V'. h. Stanton, Manager, Waycross, Ga. Harmony Is the watchword in tlio Democratic ranus. It may bo a good thing to tax Peruna out of business it is the official opinion of the Herald that Parker will occupy tliut famous chair. The friends of Japan would welcome war between Kugland and Russia. This is tho year in which wo are going to do the Republicans up in line shape. Keller says lie was only test' ing the Btrengtli of tlio Japanese when he lost 2,000 men at Motion He paid well fur liis experiment. The arrest and detention of Knglisli vessels by Russia is simply another outbreak of the latter’s tyrannical and overhear ing policy. Colored sucietles are rapidly on the increase throughout the South. This does nut mean, liowcvor, Hint colored society is being improved to any great ex tent. ’The etlieione.v of vaccination is proved by tbu fact that during the Franco-Prussian war 211,000 of tlio uuvacciniited French sol' diers died of smallpox, while in tlio vaccinated German army there were only 2(1(1 deaths from tlial disease —Ex. A good idea from the Macon News; It is high time that the blows which Democrats have boon delivering upon another should fall upon the Republican puny. Surely there is enough in that organisation and its pros ideiiti.il candidate to arouse ill Democrats, radiant and eonser- ativo alike, the spirit of enthiis I astir opposition. HAIR NATURALLY ABUNOANT. Kair preparations ana dandruff cures.- as a rule, are stick? or Irritating affairs that do no earthly good. Hair, when not dlseaeed. grows naturally, luxuriantly. Dandruff la the cause of nine-tenth* of all hair trouble, and dandruff Is caused by a germ. The only way to curs dand ruff la to kill the germ; and, so far. tho only hair preparation that will positively destroy the germ Is N’ewbro’s Herplclde— shsolutsly harmless, free from grease, ■edlment, dye matter or dangerous drugs. It allsys Itching Instantly; makes hair glossy and soft as silk. "Destroy the cause, you removs the effect." Sold by lending druggists. Send 10c, In stamps for sampts to Ths Hsrpiclde Co., Detroit, Kick. CIIEROKEB PHARMACY Rasing With the Moon. WVn br the river rsn I will. incAio ps.-epi up behind the bill. And w‘th a U‘j*h and merrily i rae«, _ » keep ItJ place; The tret* advance with rapid strlds To n>< et rn». and the housae gild*. The/ glide and pasa ra* silently. And ev*f* window winks an *y«. Into thd di.rk. Into the shade, Under their mother's downy winf. No lon#«i sfrsld of anything. —Washington Star Made Young Again. “One of Dr. Kind's New Life Hills each nitfht for two weeks has put me in mv teens’ attain” writes D H. Tur- ner of Dempsey town. Ha. They’re the best in the worlk for liver, stomach and bowels. Purely vegetable. Never gripe. Only 25c at Brinson Hay’s and Seales Pharmacy. An Alarm Clock for 2oc. If you want to get up early and feel good all day.take a Little Early Riser or two at be itirne, These•• famous lit tle pills relax *.ne nerves, give quiet and refreshing sleep, with a gentle movement of trie bowels about break fast lime. W II Howell of Houston, as, -ays “Eirly Risers are the best p.ll made for Constipation, sick head ache biliousness, etc.” Sold by Seals Pharmacy and Hrmson Hay. □ CITY PRESSING GLUB ISucciMior’to People's Pressing Club,J|5S First Class Work Guaranteed. I ordi r.- will receive Prompt and Careful llmisiu'l & Plowden, Props Bowling Alley. Waycross. <»;*. Hard to Do It. “The actor," paid Rosciu# de Hamme as he gazed over the sward At the summer hotel where he waa resting, “should always forget that he has un audience. He should im merse his soul in his lines and”— “That’s all very pretty,” inter- runted Horatio Tiewalker. “It isn’t half so much trouble to forget that he lias an audience as to forget that he hasn't one.”—Judge. One Appreciated Benefit. “Yes, the iiood ua- u calamity, of course, but it did some good in our town,” said the native. “You’ll have to rhow mo.” com mented the stranger, looking at the scene of ruin around him. “Well, we hud one old fellow in this town who was here during the high water of 18-11. He’s quit talk ing about it.”—Chicago Tribune. Ha? Her Doubts. “A horse,” said the lover of ani mals, “is man’s truest friend.” “I didn’t know that,” answered young Mrs. Torkins. “Judging from Charley’s experience at the race track, I thought a horse was the kind of a friend who borrow# your money and forgets to retur* »t.”—Washington Star, on the front rest, the next size fol low# above, until the entire set is placed. The whole service not only shows to advantage, but is safely held so that each platter cun be se lected at once. 15y this simple means these large dishes take up little room on the pantry shelf, and there is no longer noise or confusion in restoring them to their place#. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind lull L.a Always Bought Bears the Signature of Use For Over Thirty Years CAST1IA Get on By Drinking Waycross Easy Street! in;; tlio Uoxor rebel ion, “Now during our Civil War they u-ed to say that the route of the army was marked by a trail of empty whisky flasks: boor was at that time a comparatively unknown beverage to Americans But the trail of boor bottlos in Cuba and tho Philippines shows the change that has taken place In years. We have become a na tion of beer drinkers. HUl'TALLY TORTt KED- A case came to lijfht that for pcr»ls- U*nt amt unmerciful torture has par- hapa never Wen equaled. Joe Oolo* bicW ot Cohn*. Cal., writes: “For 15 tear* 1 endured insufferab' km and nothin? i though 1 tried evert thin? known, came aero a* Electric Haters and it is the greatest medic.re on earth for that troub’e. A few l»«»* ties of it com* pletelr relieved and curvd me.” Just as cood for Liver and Kidney troubles and general dehilitr. Only 50c. Satis faction guaranteed bj Seals Pharmacy and Brinson Jt Ray. * «,:> K.tsolw IWeixwo, m Shaving. Shampooing. Hairi'u 2 i. Tint Clue Style. Polite an.t care- * S f '" 8 fc—L- A. S. Merton. C. E. Snnn Morton ck Dunn, The Crowning Triumph of our laundry work it whiteness where it it t ailed tor. Colored goods we thoroughly without causidg color l the least. We do ldeh grade work and onr fl domeitif finish excels all other methods. Colia -s ii!ut Cutis are ironed smooth so the skin of wearer is not irritated. The Wilson Steam Laundry Estimate* furnish*! work. Addre-» WV see us at 79 Eads * i »li classes of *» r* stoffice or ■IS Howe 8t. CASTORIA. B«nti. /> Lid t.-i Hue nan 6 CASTORIA For Infantt and Children Jm-i e mi I Uf THE PLANO VERTICAL MOWER. New Davis and Owensboro Wagons, NewJBuggies and Harness. Secondhand Vehicles and Harness for Sale Sole Agents for the Celebrated Elvers and Sapp Plows. l|can supply your wants in Buggy and-Wagon Har' ness, Whips, etc., etc. Everything in the Repair Line kept in stock and work done promptly. J. T. McGEE, 21 Albany Ave. OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. „