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. : tvi:. Cbc evening •Herald. m. P. Ptrh" ", Sr. M. P. Ptr'tt ", Jr. Edit on tsnd Pjillihari. i (mill Iinll li IIIUO'II mill «»l< it. naWMtfrlmU wnluirtay. in MUcKiUoi prrtioa am*. liwtKiKntmrwulllu4nrtikwn Manlke- A Word For Copt. Hitch. Who If Fl«d<f)? The question, who is Findlay, R-*v. George Sm'tk. of Vine- candidate for congress, has been j vil e, vr e, to the il c n Tele GOT Hit HAIR BACK. SATtf -Of SOI8CStrTUV:| f. t*. Tut •Hr, Him Hntta "Ml. Cm "Ml. r.l Xm!U If H . IN III fVAVCROSS, OA., NOV. 5. IW4. England talks |>cace but con tinues to prepare for war. Parker says the glaut trusts aro in combination to buy the presidency for Roosevelt. lint ween the two oceans we raino one-fifth of the world’s wheat, four-fifths of its corn, onesfourth of its oats and four- flfths of it* cotton. This harvest i* the foundation of oar prosper ity. A late book -of etiquette snvs that biscuits should not be opened with the fingers.' When we tirst married the lady we board with made biscuits that could not be opened with dyna mite. , Don. VV. U. Brantley, our congressman, will deliver an ad dress on the political issues of thodayattbe court houso_in Waycross on Monday the 7th day’of Nov. at 11 o’clock a. .n>. This will be the tirst day of su perior court and we expect to see a largo crowd out to hear him. it is also tile day bgforo the election. The South is enjoying a | eriod of the groatest prosperity ever experienced since the war, but it ia not tbe fault of the republican party. It il due to our own ox- -ortions, to our delightful climate and to the wouderful productive ness of our soil. A few yeari longer and 1 the* South will lead all other lections of the country. A. B. Findlay, who sayi be i« running - against Brantley for congress in this district, i* re ceiving a i onsion from the state of Georgia a« a confederate vet- orau. Wh it are we|to think of a man who is doing all he can to injure hie people politically, and receiving a pension at their Bauds. U is hot what people eat, hut what thoy diges*, that make* thorn strong. Il is not wbat tl ey gain, hut wh t they save, t’.at makes them rich. It is not what they read, hut what they remem ber, that makes them learn. It Is not what they profess, but ivhat they practice, that makes t hem righteous -Valdosta Times. Decatur county has-proven it self to he one of liio very best in -aha sluts. Farmer* uro in prosperous condition, merchant* aro all doing a big business, and now just to show the world what she can do, this glorious old c.ouqty walks away from the St. I.ouis exposition with The grand prizo bu tot ayco, winning over Cub*, 1‘orto Rica, Mexico and everything else. — Haiuhrutge Argu*. Won. W.iO. Brunjiey wiil ad dress tbe people of lrwio county in the courthouse at Tiwiuville next Monday on Ibe'politicSl is sues of the day. Every citizen -of the toam should .'try tu liner trim. He h: s a message which will' deeply jntepest ever* patriot, lie has served his people faith fully gnd well in th6 lower braucli of the national congress" wlioie he stand* high up among Geor- .gia'e foremost statesinen and or ators. Turn out Monday and hear'*' - ooUd <rmber.—Ocilla Dispatch. asked us several times recently. An editor, especially the writer, generally knov.s everything or pretends that he does, but this time (he thing that we didn't know was Findlay, However, we are al ways ready sad anxious to learn, and during the past few days have been studiously and prayerfully at work on the Findlay problem. Our investigations have resulted in the wonderful discovery that at one time,in the days that are past, Findley A. 11. actually had an ex, istencc in the classic metropolis Irom which we write. The old history, however tails to furnish us any definite information in regard to the profession or calling follow ed by the party who now seeks * little cheap notoriety by claiming that he is a candidate for congress against the democratic nominee, Wm. G. Brantley. One inform ant states that he was a sort of a prepchcr, another says that lie was the tail end of the populist procession, and still another avers that he belonged to the street walker brigade, whoso headquar ters were at John Doe’s' barroom. Be this it may, the incontrover tible fact remains that Findley Ar- B. was “here in full force. Dr. Folks, the old doctor, was mayor ot the town, ,and Findlay A. B. was lull of busthcad. In this con dition lie collided with a police man in whom wc will call Hodges. Hodges attempted to straighten him oui,and threatened to put him in the lock-up. Outraged at the treatment ot the' cop and boiling over with righteous indignation, Findlay A. B. ialormed the officer that lie would immediately apply to Mayor Folks for permission to whip him. He did so and ob tained, from the accommodating official, a written permit ‘■which read as follows: , \Vaycross t Qa. To Whom it May Concern: The bearer of this permit, A B. Findley, is authorized to whip Policeman Hddges on sight pro> vided he is able to do so,. j.oti W. B, Folks, Mayor. Findlay soon found Hodges And presented the permit. The cbp reorganized the mayor’s authority and no tune was lost in arranging preliminaries. Findlay sailed'in and tbe circus opened at once and in about three minutes by. the watch Hodge* had wiped,up the face of the earth with Findlay for several yards around. Findlay fin ally crawled up by the aid of a lamp pqst, and gathering the frag ments pf himself and his apparel together as best lie could, retired presumably disgusted, and cer tainly Very much disfigured, from the scene, _ Next morning the mayor was seated in his office when Findley came in on a crutch, one arm in a sling, a black patch over his closed left eye, his head bun dled up in rags, and his face dis figured beyond recognition. “Doctor, ’’said-Findlay, “1 found Hodge-," "I see you did," said the mayor. And thus the episode closed. When Brantley gets through with the said Findlay, wo may take his pictuie again. Wan Verticil" Bat* When HtJUM to I'M Sntro'i BcryleMe . granil as foil ,w-- I Vradarlck Manuall. Maryland block, grape as ion 'W . . i BuU , MonUn> _ boujh, a botUo of N.w The c.ut m iiteal rfia / have - bra's H,rpicm«. Aprils, ts. ut began u ,lr> an/I T , m a ,r ir .1 /i uzhaf IMP tt for ontlro baldness. Tbs hslr rot. do e .inn t: m s ir. it >i a what uAn |B ^ scalp w , r . BOt a.ad , n4 , n Wi* lit:' ctiy lega , out I 'o o.ie , >0 dsrs bs bsd bnlr sit over his band. . '.,Ltl.„ ifa.i, ,i On July 1 bs wrltss. “and todsymy hair a.n glad « aptian rJit li ad not to „ thick and luxuriant ns snr ona lo d til >*e guns a id I a ll~ clad . eonld wish." Xewbro'a Herplclda works , , .! on an old principle and with a new dls- n oil e » f t"Ose soldier* used taeir i cor err—tier troy the cause and yon ra il* y n- s. Id, nut acquit the mo'i; I i'o :.ot above all j.iiti'y theoffic rs o'ths -o rt, if the.- ended tin infl ct ng venae, ne-s on tue m screa ts.but toe course of the s ildiers was>hen'lt was plain that more blood would bp shed it seems to me enbnentt y' wise, and Cap. Hitch, while he did not do what the rules of war required, did what a sensible Georgian ought <o h<ve done. He did nut shoot down Georgians who were frenzied b-cause of a d’ablical outra:e against the innocent. They ought not to have as they did but he ought not to have made more sorrow when he taw that that was to be a certain result. He is thp vie tim of s clamor. I do n t know him, but I do heaitily command h'm for yielding to the inevita ble, Thfere are times when a failure to do is the best thing which can bfidone. He did pot gather the mob: he did hot co-operate with the mob; he simply did not shoot them down like doga her cause thoywerelnld: did his duty; the jury dicT. its duty, and when Capt. Uitclt saw theie would ho a greater tragedy, he did his duty tios to fire ft gun Asa minister of the gospel abhorring lawlessness I am soy ry there was a mob and a burn ing, but I am thankful no more blood wus tlied, and commend the man, who braved disgrace as a soldier lather than be quilty of inhumanitv as a mam V Grp, G. Smith. Vinevllle. ■nova the effect Herplclda deatrore the that causee dandruff, falling bnlr, and finally baldneea. bo that with the ceuae tout the effect cannot remain. Stupa falling hair at once and a new growth atarto. Sold by laadlns dru relate. Send 10c, in atampe for ammpte drugglata. Send 10c. in atampa for amn to Tho Herplcldo Co., Dotrolt. Mich. CHEROKEB PHARMACY. Saves Two From Death. • Oar little daughter had an almoat fatal attack ot wi,oupmjr curb and bronL-hitia."n*/*:teB Mr-. \V K llavi.au:! of Armonk. N* V.. “out when at* other rrii„*dlea tailed, wo aaved I U -. Km . N w D • O, For Justice of the Peace. I hereby rutiouuce my candi dacy for Justice of the Fence of the 1231st District of Wdrecotiu- ty. My connection with the of fice of Justice of.the IVace in the past ns coustuble has made me thoroughly ncnuiiitittd with' tho duties - f the oilice. I will’ great ly nppreclate the support of the vonrs of this district. • If W. A". McDonaui. List of Jurors. A I Griffin. S p Pittman, Mathew Tatum, IV II Goodrich.J M Hendersou, J A .lone*. H Ii.Gray.j Jamea Knox, 8 A McCran.c, J t Inman, tt .L Thomp- •on. John () Sieffra, J E Dicklm. E M Hymen. ST Wright, T llnnn, A,lama. Ovoar LbtU F A Ustra, . Lowther, W M Harbin,F B Qsrgrurea B P Brvnh, R 0 King,'. JS Sharp, J M Smith. Goo. W. Cofbiu, W U f»ynr., J- L Siephena, Uep, A Croom. Traverse Jurors—First Week. W H Bradley; E M Crlbb, U D Breen, A Senaoma, .Dave Kirkland, J l J. Wide* man, M J Murray, W II Roberta, O Ratliff, W WGrlffln, G W Carter;,An drew Sweal.cc Boohanao, A J Jordnir, J W Begley,W E Stredlev.JohQ Lynn, .1 Allen, J R Bennett, It s DuBoae, R Knight. J f, Farrla, W M Bladen, I H wllaon, Joahun Campbell, W M Hlckox, W M Ftraaah, J J Murray. J M Lee, H O Benton, E M Canon, Brn Jollina. L R McFoy^-F C Tomiinaon, W. B. Hargraraa, Sr., M D Blnckahear. Traverse—Second Week. IIJ Wa.UOa. J e Guilford, David Hlfkox, DB Bladen, W It Booth, \\ K Sweat, S R Jeot.oj. John »V Lo*. A It Springer.G VV Eleufield.J L Coekfirld. J U Knight. H W Wllaon, W M Albrit ton, Geo. IV D.-en. R F Whitehead, J W Murray, Alfred Jordan,\V R R-dUff, Joe Aruo'd. Ed Rarhvr, W M Denton. D L Brantley, N B Garrett, Mathew Jordan. W H Canon, W T Brinson, R A Lee, M LGoodyear. RG Jl-nnvtt, WI) Owen*. J C Kirkland. S F Fiovd. li E Weathers,J J Wilkinson,!) ,1 Will ron iio ital ccTtiMt MtUH'-. ttl*u used this wonder til it edU cine and today i* prrfe«tiy well*’ De^pt-rate tliroat find lunjr dUeaset yield to Dr. King-'* New DUcoverr as to uo other medicine on earth. Infal* lible for oouirbs and colds. JiOc snd 81 bottlrs guaranteed by Urinson & Hav the Se lls Pnarmacv. Tl»e Sttunacli is the Man. A wrau stomach iveuUens the man, jjec tuse !t eannot transform the food .be eats into nourishment. Health and strength cuunot be restored . to any sick man or tv ak womnn witHout first restoring hea th and strength to the stomach. A- weak stomach' cannot- dis pe*t enough food tor feed the tissues j.nl revive the tired apd run down vlmbS o:H nri?ar»$ 6f the body. K>idol Dysoeppilt Cure dlffrsts .what you eat, .cleanses and strengthens the glands and inera brants of the .s to much, nhd »*Urcs Indigestion, dyspepsht Mpd all stomach troubles. Solp br Scales Phurmaey an«l Brinson A Ilav- OASTOniA. Burstl* yflbi Kind You Haw Always Bought Blfostvs ('oufesaion* “fa Driest. Rev Jno. S. Cox. of Wake. Arkausas, writes, “For Id years I suffered from Yellow Jaundice. I consulted a num* ner of phrsicians and tried all sorts of medicine*, but got no leilef Then I began the use of Electric Bitter* and' •eel that I am now cured of a disease that had tne in its ((rasp “Tor twelve year* * tf vou want a reliable medl* cine for kidney and liver trouble, stomsch disorder or general debility, get Electric Bitter* It’s guaranteed by Brinson A Hay,and Seals Pharma cy. Tbe price la only SO eenta a bottle OA9VOSIZA. B*ntke The Kind YoiHmT Woi koklhi sores. Ponder an a(ii A Love Letter. not interest you if you are 11 a guaranteed salve (or »W Piles, o 1110 Dodd, of ^•writes; u \ suffered «v.th for i year, bnt a box of mleaaalva eurtd me. 1“ e on earth. 25c at Bri [ay‘and The Seals Pharmacy. WhaC s in aName? . Eveijrlhlnp comes t^ Wit Witt A Co. of years ago hen Witch Haser For blind, bleddtng, itching and pro** tauding PI* braises and Salve has 01 . rise to numerous worthless counter* felts Atlfftr DiWltt’a-the genuine. Brinson In a nave when it Uasel Salve. E a De. ilenvo, discovered sothlr make ja halve from ia a tpeoifie for Pllea. i ia, uinuiuit! itvuiug auu piu* Piles, eczema, cuts, burns, nddail akin diseases, DeWitt’s B no equal. Thm has given utnOrous worthless ‘ ^irfor DiWltt’a—the old by % Seals Pharmacy and Broke iuto HU House. l hen* u n rumor iu Indian Terri* toiy that, the Indian inspector re scinded his order requiring Indians to have their hair cut because he ijould not make it operate with foual effect upon the large number or long haired white men who roam around the territories. It seemed to be hardly fair to the red men to make them live up to ’a higher style of coiffure than their white brothers S. LeQilnu, of.C*y«ndlsh, Vt, was robbed of his customary health bv ibs vision of Chronic Constipation. When Dr, King's New Life pills broke into bia house, bis trouble was arrested and now he’a entirely cured.* -They are guaranteed to cure. 23c at at Brinson A Hay and The Seals pharmacy. him, then vote for him, in ‘ h «^ ch °'«. * dtaharee the phalanx on the 8th of No- dut T of , t A° oflic 5 besl 01 L n" ”° |n»f knowledge and ability. For Jutkael the Peace. I hereby announce my self as a candidate for the office of Jus tice of the 'Pesce for the 1231 District, Waycrtyfs, at. ihe.cn- tulug election on 3rd December. A* I bavi? beeq fhtibiatelj^aawici- "jrandDis- tbe elec Hop, and if honored as — - R. P. HIs Good Offices Assured. “If you don’t mind," said tho ten ant timidly, *Td like the privilege of having my children go in and out tho front entrance to the building.” do««n’t seem unreasona ble, admitted the owner of the flat building. “Of course I can't prom ise anything, but I’ll use my influ ence with the Janitor and see if it can be arranged-”—Chionge Post CASTOR IA Per Infanta and Children. Tbe Kind Yob Han Always Bought A^Power FgrJGood. The plUs that are poteni In their ac« ’ inn and -pleasant in effect are DtvWltt’s L \W Kirly Risers. W S Phllp^, Al* I-a n-j, Ga.. says:* Dhring a business at* tafik T took*t>m». Small ns it was it dM'inV more goo* than calomel, blue mass «r anybther pill 1 over .took and «t thr same tifve th« effect was. pleas* ant LU%ltJ£ariv Riser- are certainly itm Ma.nl nill n Kdlil hv S^ala Pharmitsr World’s Fair Rates ViaL. &N. R. R. Excursion tickets now on sale Daily from Way cross to St. Louis and Return $87,60 Return limit December 15. 31.40 Return limit 60 days 25.60 Return limit 15 days.] Return limit Ten Days from date of Sale. Tickets Sold Tuesdays in July Corrc.poDdinn low Ralea from oilier p« inta. The L. & K. R, R. la the Beat 1 Line to II ouK - t v chedulee and aleeping car laaervatlona apply to J. M. FLEMING, Florida Passenger Agent, C. L. STONE, G- P. A., 206 West Bay Street, ‘ ouioville, Ky. Jacksonville, Fla r Snot Casb. $28.00" Celebrated Auburn One-Horse Wagon. . Hili.Aubijrn ono*hotse wagons $28. ( l|xl J Auburn one*bores wagons Our goods are made to order by first-cUss manwfac* Open andtop Bug- jjptt. Harhe** made to Ofder.. , Cross. Tie a n.c( Wood Wagon*. . twrers • . Light and -Heavy, Turpentine wagons ' Light farm wagon* Team Collars. r c J. A. JONES, Waycross, Ga. Hearts Araduodo Indijeatlon. NtnMjr-olM of a vary ona hundred people who have hurt trouble can remember whan II vaa aimplo ladlnatlon.' fit Is a neleo* I Ills (act that nil cue. of hurt du- ease, not organic, era not only trace- able to. bnt art lha direct rank ot Indignation. All food taken Into the atomach which fall, of ported dl(aa- tlon ferment* and swell* tho atomach, puffing If up hfatnat tho heart.. Thla interferes with the action of ths heart, and In tho conns of time that dalle*!* but vital organ become* diseased. . Ilodol Dlftsla What You Eat ir satin*, my food % B by itukJnt myhiirtpilpitat* 'and 1 woetd sS&aJw Wine • fSW bottles I «n cured. Kodo! cures indigestion, dyspepsts and all stomsch Reorders, snd give* the heart s (ull. free And'untram* tnsUd Aoiion. Bottles only. $1.00 S'.*s KMi’tc 2H ttir-a “ i trfsl sice, wh’ch • x 55-. Business MACON, OEOROJA. TO PARENTS: Seals Pbarmac} Brinson & Hay. , Vou,. no doubt, are deeply interested, about the future prosperity of your children. You can insure their, inde pendence by giving them a thorough, practical business education., With a well" rounded knowledge of modern business methids, no matter ' what financial reverses may come, your chi’di'en will be prepared to make 'their way in the world. Only Book Conflreaaman Curtis Saved. Congressman Curtis had 1,100 books In tho library of his North Topeka home. Every book was de stroyed by tbe flood* save one, which happened to be In an*np*tain bed room; and, curiously enough, thla book waa a copy of Kelvin’* “The Flood; of the Anwma-“—Kansas Beef Cattle Waited., ' ,u Highest prices paid for btef cattle. SeeB. D.Pinn A 800. tt, d A w. • »" *JXO l‘il A. B^nlze >1'1 t-C t ).5 Phi L~*3rt GfMtSM From 14 i Founds. Dr.,E. M. Nolan, Practice limited.to SC EYE, EAR. HOSE AND THROAT ~ JACKSONVILLE. PL A Ai SpeelAl Suryeon ol the Atlantic Coaat Line, ie at tbe tVn wrcde Hoepluit venr dnjr private petknta m*y consult him t mivasxngtsOT . One of xhs moat r- markable eases of cold, de«p-w/n«ed^r-'vhe Jknga. eaha- inff poeunienin. I* that oK alra. Gars trgde E Feon.r. Marion. Ind.. who FORSaL^-Br-Anff XT McMillan, na.vrntirel. cured by the naoof One WhST Ga« SereHu lint claw art Mlmitfe Cough Cur*. She eaja: -The " “ ^ congbinir and .training -o weakened me that I ran -town in weight from liS to H ponod*. 1 tried a number of ram- •diet to no avail until I need Ooo Min- uwCourk Cure. Funh bortje. of ‘ wonderful remedr cured me ent . entirely on the cough, strengthened mV lungs and r- atorud me to my normal weight, health and strength." So'd by| Seri, Pharmacy and Brinson A Boy. I res* lHIHi XHXXtXtXtXHIMHS band IWck Ectlpm engines, bollata and anw roUlaUTsrmi taay- -. . . j .... yie-amdw under, Waveroaa. Ga Our business is to give just this kind of an edu> cation. A common school education Is not sufficient. If you can’t pay in full we will wait On you, se cure your son or daughter a position and let them pay us. . . To set the benefit of this offer, address at once. fi. W. H. Stanley* President. Stanley’s Business College, Pythian Castle Building, MaCobi Georgia. CASTORIA I* For Infants and Children neh* ’ w ' - r > •»' r ) - ' - -r " . ' '