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She evening ‘Werald. 4. P, PerU a n, Sr, M. P, Par»i n,Jr. Cditora and Pijliihtn. gm Zm!si Imll li f attiikiOw •«*»» ul*7. Tk» ThU; I mil nwj fttzrlsy* 1!] ittierlfttm *1 mo*. lUrwlliiii ntu raomMo. otl silo hm os ijjlla- lUTticr ctkwtiom »f,0nTw hSlv.SU ItnOi Iiilj, Tim K«U* IPHU7. 5t* Toot Wnllr, 01« Until WAYCROSS, OA., SEPT. 3. 1904. The battle at Liao Yang has not yet boon decided, but we are betting on the Japs. The Booth has stupendous dif ficulties to overcome, but she will master them all if let alone. Successful retreat by land and aca seems to be all the Russians ure now looking for. The Herald predicts that the Japs will rout the Russian army at Liao Yumr. At any rate we hope so. A negro was lynched yester day In a cell in a Chicago prison. In Georgia the victim is taken out into tho open. If Leon county, p'la. has gone dry what Vfll the next Florida legislature do? That is the nio- moutuous question. It is rumored that the Russian army will challengs the world for a fo >t race altar tint, Japs get through with their instructions. Tho litle brownies are now giving ihe Russians the roal thing, and we hope they give them n full dose. ROOSEVELT ON THE POPUISTS. President Roosevelt’s "Life of Benton" a perfect mine of richness for Democratic cam paign material. The famously ancient ejeculation, ‘'Oh, that mine enemy would write bookl'Miss singular application to our strenuous executive. His opinion of Populists and Popu lism is singulartly pungent In the President’s book, “American Ideals, ’• yet. 2, page 28, be says: "Refinement and comfort they ure apt to consider quite as ob jectionable as immorality. A taste for learning and cultivated friends, and a tendency to bathe frequently, cause them the deep est suspicion. Though they of ten make war on vice, they rather prefer making war on prosperity and refinement.” And in the campaign of 1S9U he wrote again: "Thrift, industry and business energy are qualities 'which are quite incompatible with the true populistic feeling. Payment of debts, like tl.e suppression of riots, is abhorrent to the Populist mind.' Such conduct strikes the Populist as immoral.” IT IS FOR LADIES, TOO. THE DAGUERREOTYPE. 044 Notion* ConrernlHH the Process When It Hu New. Maiiy utuusSng remark* were made at th** door* of daguerreotype galleries when biejr were first opened Iff this New tiro’. "Herptcide." BetUee BerU-' im, ‘ n “ ou| d draw a crowd, dde I* one of the mo*t agreeable hair J One man would undertake to describe dreadings there Is. ' Uerplcldo kill* th* I bow they were made. “You look In tlie dandruff germ that eat* the hair off al marUlne. und the picture cornee—if you Terr Cea Stop Their Hair Falllaff Oat With Herptcide. Ladle* who bare thin hair and whose hair 1* falling,out, can prevent tha hair . the root. After the germ Is destroyed, the root will shoot up. un& the hair grow long aa ever. Even a sample will con vince any lady that Newbro** Herpldde !s an Indispensable toilet requisite. It contains no oil or grease, it will not stain or dye. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. In stamps for sample to Th* Hero!- side Co., Detroit, Mich. < HEROKBE P.JARMAtY Tats anjEtid to itAll. A grievous wail olliuie* comes a* a result of unbearable pain from taxed organs, dizziness, backache, liv er complaint ani constipation Hut thanks to Dr. King'* New Life Pills they put an end to it ail. Tney are gentle but thorough. Trv Hints. Only ■■15c. Guaranteed by Seals Puarinacy and llrinson & Hay. A Poet'* Wardrobe. Gabriele d'Annunzio, the well known Italian writer, has in his wardrobe, according to a Neapolitan journalist, seventy-two nightdress es, twelve dozen pairs of colored socks, some of cotton and others of silk; forty-eight pairs of gloves for A Sweet Breath is a never failing sign of a healthy stomach* Wuen the breath is bad the stomach is out of order. There is nj remedy in the worl 1 equal to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for curing indigestion, dvspepsiu ami all stomach disorder-. Mrs. Mary S Crick, of White Plain-*, Ky., write*: “I it »v« been a dyspeptic for years; tried all kinds of remedies bUv continued to grow worse. Ily tip- use ot Kodol 1 began to improve at once, and after taking a few .bottles nm fully restored in weight, health and strength and can eat whatever I like." Kodol digest* what you eat an ‘ makes the stomach sweet Sold in- Seals Pharmacy and Hiinson «fc Ilav. announcement. look long enough.” Another would say: “It Is not so much the looking tliut doe* It. The sun burns it In if you keep still.*' Another made It nil very plain by stating, "The plate is a look ing glass, and when you sit In front of It your shadow sticks on the plate.” flow it came about was never known, but the Impression became general that the sitter must not wink, So operator of Intelligence ever told the sitter not to wink, for the effort to refrain would have given the eye an unnatural expression. We found It a duty to tell tiie sitter to wink ns usual; that natural winking did not affect the picture. Even then It wqp not always understood. One old lady jumped out of the chair before a sitting was half over, raising both hands and exclaim ing: “Stop ft stop It! 1 winked!” Another remarkable fact was that sitters seldom acknowledged their own likenesses. "All good but*mine,” was the common decision. An aged couplo after examining their pictures came to this conclusion, “Maria, yours la per fect. but this does not look like me.” But the old lady answered, "Jeeins, yours Is as natural as life, but mine Is a failure.” After a longer consultation the old gentleman said, ”We must knofc each other better than we know ourselves.” At one time when Daniel 'Webster Bat for a daguerreotype the finlrtiied picture was held before him. Turning away, he said: “I am not to Judge of my own looks. It Is for you to Judge, and you must decide whether the work Is worthy of your reputa tion.”—A. Bogardus In Century. The Russians report that Port Arthur is still safe. About as safe ns a possum up a slmon tree with Ion darkies and 20 dogs a'watching him. Watson will spoak in Atlanta Tho attention ho receives in At Innta wouldn't rout n Russian brigtldo, so you know you may know it will bo small. Nearly all tho reports ot the fighting at Liao Yang come from Russiau sources. Such being tho caso wo will allow for the crawl. Tho Japs nre fighting Kuropat- Kin on ground of his otvu selec tion, hut they aro making him feol as it he were a long way from home. * - The adoption of a two cent fare on Georgia railroads would do away with the excursion nui sance. For this reason if for uo other we aro in favor of it - - Thonmsviile Times-Enterprise. Tho roceut democratic prijnarv in South Carolina resulted in the nomination of democrats far all the offices, and the election will -fj” * n ^ result in the election of demo- Aup.,10. WO*, crats for all the offices. Tho great shops of the Pull, mnn Car Company nre to shut down on September 1, and thous ands of men employed in the va rious departments of the car building corporation will be ovt of work. Thirty thousand pec- pie at Pullman, 111,, and in sur rounding towns will be affected. W’arenbort, G-t., July 28, 1904. ’alitor* Way cross Herald: ... _ You may an nonce to the public that tho Ftreet ami twenty-four pairs {ot I nm a candidate for Representative w evening drens, eight light blue para-' Ware County to the Georgia Legislature sols and ten green umbrellas, twenty Hl the n?xt October electi .n. • I do n».t dozen pocket handkerchiefs, 150, fe(l ' hH ' ' introduction in th. neckties, ten vests, fourteen pairs P en l > • “J Ware County, they all know of shoes, four or live dozen pairs of » 1 ,h *"'T a h '" .. 1 , to tusk** elective by the people, the mem soft and noiseless slippers and a | b™ „f the Board of C-.unty Conm.l- large number of hats, smoking jack- aud the members of the Board of ets, evening dross coats, silk dress-1 Educition, nod County School Comm ing gowns and other garments. I .loo Inure is only ono other man in Italy, it is said, who has such a largo *nd costly wurdrobe, and that is Mascagni. Holidays In 1904. Tho year 1904 will deal out to banker and insurance men holiday! in bunches, and there will be five bunches of two and a half days each. Tho hero of the cherry treo is re sponsible for tho first bunch by ar ranging to have his birthday cele brated'on Monday, which gives to thoso who have half holidays on Sat urdays, Sunday and Monday in ad dition. Memorial day also comes on Monday and the Fourth of July likewise, whilo Labor day always falls on a Monday. Christmas is scheduled for a Sunday this year, and that means that the holiday will be observed on Monday. New Year’s will also be ready tor business on s Sunday—but that is getting into 1905.—Hartford Couranf WSm* W* “A HI •U*' VIUOABVO For Judge City Court ot Way cross. I eui a candidate for Judge of the City Court of Way cross, aubj »ct to the democratic primer? on S*pt. 10 1 will greatly appreciate the support of the r» of Ware countv. ARTHUR E. COCHRAN. The Death Penalty. A little thing sometimes reafrits in death. Tiiua a mere scratch, imlgni ticaut cuts or punv boil* have paid the death penalty It is wise to have DuckIud's Arnica Salvo ever handy. It it the beat salve on earth and will pie* vent fatality, when burns,sores, ulcers and piles threaten, Only 25c, at Seals I'hairuacy and Brinson it Hay. ' End of Bitter Fight, "Two physicians had a long and atubbon tight with an abcees on my right lung" writes J. F. Hughes, of DuPont, Go., "aud gave me up. Every* body thougnt my time had com*. As a last resort 1 tried Dr. King'* New Discovery for Consumption. The bene* tit I received was striking and I was on my fbet In a few days. Now I have entirely regained my health.*' It con quers all Cjnghs, Colds and Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed by Brinson A Hay sad Seals Pharmacy. Price 50c, and 91. Trial bottles free. For Judge City Court of tYuycross. I will l>e a candidate for Judge of the Cttv Court of Wavoroi*. nt the I).** tuber election this tear. »ubj>ct to the action of ti e Democratic Executive ’ommittee In reference to a primary lection. If elected 1 will perform tho duties of the office as expeditiously and economically as i* toasUtent with due regard for tH^rights of tho peo> J - proper administration of the JOHN T. MYERS. . The Texas U.ill. Weevil Corns ntluion hat received report! showing that many thnuaandi of acre* of cotton are beiue aban doned on account of the boll weevil ravages. Mcnibert of the commitston tay that the Gaute. mat an ant cannot be propogtted fast enough to b« of practicable value for many years. For Solicitor Cttjr Court. 1 am a candidate for election to the office of Solicitor of the G't.v Court of Wavcross at the October election this year, wubjjct of course to any action of the Democratic Executive’ Commit - tee and will appreciate the support of my fellow citizen*. .! WALTER BENNETT. Suicide Prevented. The startling announcement that a preventive of suicide had been disco** cred will interest many. A run down system, ordeapoudcncy tnvanaoly pre* cede suicide and something has bean lound that will prevent that condition which makes suicide like.y At thtf first thought af self destruction take Electric Bitters. It being a tonic and nervine will strengthen t ie nerves and build up the system. It i* also a great Stomach, Liver, and K-dney re/F ulator. 0.ily 50j. Satisfaction guars antced by Seals pharmacy an 1 Brinson A S ay ^ DeWitt is Tho Name. When yon go to buy Witch Hazel Salve look tor the name DxW'lTT on every box. The pure, unadulterated Witch HszjI is used in making De- Witt's Witch Haz*» Sa'ye, which is the best salve in the world for cuts.burns, bruises, boils, ecz*ma and piles The popularity of DjWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, due to its man* cures, has ctus* ed numerous worthier counterfeit* to be placed on tho market Too genus ink bears the name E. C DeWitt A Co Chicago Sold by Seals Pharmacy and Brinson A Hay. A Perfect I’aiuless Pill ib Vie one that will clems * the system set the liver to action,rem >ve the bile, dear the complexion, cure hradache and leave a good taste in the mouth. The famous little pills for doing such work pleasantly and effectually are DoWiU'a. Little Early Riser*. Rpb Moore of LtFayette, Iod.. says: •‘All other Pills I hare used grinc and sick* en, while DeWitt's Little Etrly Risers are simply perfect.” SaH by Seals Pharmacy and Bri&son A Hay. MISTAKES IN LIFE. One of the roost unprofitable ways of spending time Is the practice, to which many persons are addicted, of brooding over the mistakes one has made In life find thinking what be mlglft have been or achieved If be bad not done at certain times just what he did do. Almost every unsuccessful man. In looking over his past career le- lnclined to think that It would have been wholly!different hut for certain •lips and blunders—certain boaty, ill considered acts into which he was be trayed almost unconsciously and with out a suspicion of their consequence*. Aa be thinks of all the good, things of this world—honor, position, power and Influence—of which he has been deprived In some niysterloas, inexplica ble way, be bas no patience with him self, and as It Is painful and humiliat ing to dwell long upon one's own fol lies It la fortunate If he doeat&ot Im plicate others—friends and relatires- tn bis disappointments. Perhaps, as education bos never been rree from mlstakes-mlstakes Indeed of every kind—be Imputes the blame to his ssrly training. In which habits of thor oughness and accuracy* or, again, of Mlf reliance and Independence of thought may not have been implant ed. Perhaps a celling was chosen for him by bis parents without regard to tie peculiar talents or tastes god pref erences, or If he was allowed to choose for himself It was when his Judgment Was Immature and unlit {or the respon sibility. The result waa that the square man got Into the round bole or the tri angular man got Into the square hole or the round man squeezed himself Into ‘he triangular hole.—Succesa. A Hard Critic. ▲ clergyman was rebuked by one of the ruling elders for sauntering on the Sunday along the hillside above the manse. The clergyman took the re buke In good part but tried to show the remonstrant that the action of which be complained was innocent and lawful, aud be was about to cite the famous examplo of a Sabbath walk, with the plucking of the eara of corn, aa set forth In the gospels, when he was Interrupted with the remark, ”Ou aye. air. 1 ken weel what you mean to say. but for my pnlrt I bne nefer tboebt the better o* them for breaktn* the Sawbbath.” — GeikJe’s “Scotch Rem iniscences.” * The Kind You Have Always Bought* and which lias been in uso for ovcr_ 30 years, has borne the signature of and lias been mode under bis per* sonal supervision since Its infimey. Allow no one to deceive yon in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infinite and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorin Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops nud Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlo substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and ullnj-s Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea aud Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It nsslmllates Hie Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy aud natural sloop. The Children’s Panaceo—The Mother’s Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of In Use For Over SO Years, THE eiNTMIR OUlMKf. t SLiSLS KODOL digests what you Mt. KODOL ?.< eanses, purifies, ■ —' strengthens end sweet ens the stomach. KODOL cure * lndl l M, ! on ' dy*. pepsta, and aH stomach end bowel troubles. KODOL Accelerates the action of ■ ■ ■ tho gastric glands end gives tone to tho digestive organs. KODOL re,, ® ve * * n overworked ■ stomach of eil nervous •train, gives to the heart e full, free end untrammeled action, nourishes the nervous avstem and feeds tha brain. KODOL is tho wonderful remedy ■■ "■ that Is making so many sfok people well end weak people strong by eivlng to their bodies all of tho nourishment that Is contained la the food they eat. Thi DmIw Cm Supply 1m. Bottles only. <1.00 Sir* holding 2H Wee* the trial »U*. which s*Ua for 80c. raiMMD OMLt II B. C. DeWXTT A CO., CHICAGO Tomochlcbi* Tribe Improved; Order of ItcdfMen meets every Friday night'at Council Hall In Masonic building Visit ing members cor dfaily Invited. R. L. SINGLETON. C. of R. B. n FINN. Sachem. WAYCROSS LODGE, NO. 97,1.0.0. F, Moot* Wednesday night ■t 8:00o’clock. Lodge room Lott ft Hitch building, thud floor. Every member _ pocted to attend, nnd tllows cordially Invited. Im- • to be transacted. R. H. WALDEN. Noble Grand. 4 C Huber. Scc'v. Waycroa* Lodge, No 30b, F. A A M. Meet* on second and rourtb {Tuesdays, at 7:80 p. m. In Masonic Building >11 ausHfied brethren coidially invited to attend. A G. VUlee, W. M. Morton Young, tecretarj. Seals Pharmacy Brinson'S; Hav ; To The Urmocrata .1 War. County. An net of th. t.glatatur. puied a ten- d.va.lnca proil.lM that the Jmtir. »n.t Solicitor of th. Cltv Coart of W.y. cro»« .hall b. elected hr th. Moplo. Till. Act >Im require, th.t the me. own of the pn«Dt Jodir. and So* Heitor. whOM term, expire Deoeolber Zl, IWt ahall bc.chwn at th. General K ret Ion to b. held In Octob*r,'!90A I will be n candidate for th. Daao. critic nomination for th- Jedreehlp, - . ., by what»«.r method th. County Item. |®” b * bl 'f«olt by fall. One Uln> ocrotlo BteentlT. OommlMn mar pr.- ”** Coq ct | . Cur. etr.r. the DhUgin. A Summer Cold. A summer cold I. not only annoyn but It not relieved pneumonia will 1 ocrotlo Bxeenure commute, mar pirn* •crib, for tho election of » candidate for that office. If nommatwl and elects, I will con. tlan. the effort which I her. hereto fore made to adeU.i«ter the office eco. oomlcallr and efficient).. J. C. REYNOLDS Angntt 9th, t90t*O drnwi out the toflirrmmloo, heala eootheeend etren,then, t :e [nape and bronchial tnbev One Minnie Cough S era lean Ideal remedr for Ute eh IN ran It to pleasant to the tute and perfectly barmteu. A certain cure for Croup, Cough end Cot.l. Sold by Brlnaon A Bey end Seelt Ph.rm.cr. □ The Kangaroo Rat. One.of^be queerest little animals of the aAtipodean wilds of the paradox ical continent of Australia Is a little zoological oddity which the naturalists have called tlie kangaroo xat It crapes no larger than the common ro dent of the Norway variety, hat li a miniature kangaroo In every respect Its mode of locomotion is precisely the same as that of Macropus glgsnteus. Besides this, the remale carries its young tn pouches which nature has provided for that purpose and in many other respects imitates the habits and characteristics of its glgsntl^ relative. No Room For Doobt. “Oh, my. yes, he's sway up In Shake- qpsare/* “Is he? I shouldn't have guessed that he had ever^ read s Uns of Shake- De'ts Encampment' No. 5,1.0,0- F. meets in lodge room-in Lott-Hitch build ing every second end fourth Tuesday nights. Visiting brothers are cordially wel come. it i hotter, Itebekshs. - Esther Rebekah Lodge, Na 6,1. a O. F.. meets EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT ANGix Easom. Secretary Regular Convention of Wakefield Ledge, No. si 27, K. of P., Monday Even it g 7:80. Mtmbtrs snd visiting brothers cordially in vite 1. “That's strang* Haven't yon noticed that every little while he,soys Id •ootbr Chicago Record-Herald. A Little tweltae* to It HlsseeU. , TOwne—There’s nothing 1 hate so much ss a laxy man. Brown*—Well. I wish there were more of them. Towns —Too do? Browne Sore. The more laxy men there are the :•*<« competition we’d have tn baslnesa. -I'liilsdelphla The Crowning Triumph of our laandrj*wark is whiteness where It it called for. Colored goods we cleanse thoroughly without causidg color to run In the least. _. We do mgh grade work and our flnf domestic finish excels all other methods. Colls w and Cuffs are ironed smdutb so the skin of wearer is not irritated. Tbe Wilson Steam Laundry I AM PREPARED To do any inside work in the Carpenter's ^ Line nt Night, such ss Sbelviug. Baking or Repairiog Counters, Ac address ms at 128 Lee Avenue. C. W. WEST. KatoS6S6SSSSSKa6aiiSfc» Palace Barber Shop, * Mary Street. Gcs Reynolds Pbofbibtox. j Shaping. Shampooing. Hair Cutting 31 io First Class 8tyle. Polite and care- 7i fill attention. A. S. Horton. 1C. E. Dunn Horton & Dunn, Contractors and Builders, Ertinatra furnished «o all elm work, Addrew WayerOM pmtoffice or Me u at 79'Eade St.. 43 Bow* 8t CASTORIA Lott ’ Fain & Co * tot In&nta and Children Lott, Fain & Co. m hbhiobe * TF YOU don’t have the caah * to pay in full, we’ll wait for the balance. We’ll make it an easy matter to buy what you need and see that the price is ri-ht. No chance for disappointment in dealing with us. 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