About Weekly edition of the Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 190?-1908 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1904)
Oar Poriton *.uioaf Nation* EttabtU fit-fore Ihc (firth of RoottcvcK. The assurance? with which you, Mr. j President, »>orn In 1858. aMutna to | have discovered the United States and | Its policies Is even more astounding than the polled tb.ms.lrau You 1.11 ! «n»ltod as they «• » «>*“«“ ua that the Monroe doctrine will bo an j of n,l ‘ lr P ar, J' n ' t " . object ot dorl.loa union we have a , will not pull hard on the fra«a unl«M mlshtv navy. The Monro, doctrine they arc paid (or their work either In rt“r;,r n s^;- ~." r “o;;. & “en ever* Incu^You I elHi* that Maa.aehu.etta and WI.oon.ln the rival without a .till newer, .till bl«er (lrat- Republican factIona are Intent on de- cua. navy we tuuat deltnltely make up •“» ° thCT ; ° r our mlnda to accept a secondary po|l- j“ “ ^ 00MTelt “ though m0 at ssrjsr z I - «*■-r ^ zrz »r.t too,,, we - r --- sl-s sirss ss chant marine In the world—greater p _ even than England's--and our navy are minor factions, and Important R» was la.lg.IHc.nt. Our mercantile ship- ! Publican, who, while keeping within plug on blue water haa aleadlly de- terty lines, are opposed to their caodl. Cllned under the restrictive policies d*te for 1’re.ldent and do not mind you favor, and It I. amaller now than “ring «o In private conv.r.atlon, Th. It wa. when the flr.l keel of the now flavor °< ,[Wer h * s «“ .... off, and the buelnee. lntereet. of the navy was laid. You tell u. that under your leader- country have moro weight in politic. ■hip we have'Ju.t becomo a "world than tho Imperialistic olement. power." What were we—pardon the 1 That M the great danger to the peraonal tllu.tration—more than a gen- Rough Rider. The farmer, havo dls- eratlon before you were born, when, covered that the truaU are bleeding with only tea million people and In- them and that the high price of wheat algulflcant armaments, we flung tho I. more than offset by the Increased cost Monroe doctrine Into the teeth of the of what they boy. The workingmen Holy Alliance? [are org.nUlng,politically for their pro- Considering your Intelligence and tectlon, for tho Republican majority In your knowledge of American hl.tory, I Congress refused to listen to their your attitude seem, a mystery. What I prayer for legislation for tho Eight can be Its explanation? 'Hour bill, th# anlt-lnjunctlon bill and What can bo tho purpose of all these ! the othor lesser laws labor thloks nco- shriek, for a mighty army and navy, easary for its Miration. All tho Re- these frenzied denunciation, of "cow- publican loader, favor tho open .hop, ards," "weakling." and "cravens,” who land most of them are openly In sordidly mind tholr own bualneu In- 'sympathy with tho parry organization stead of flying to arme, with no dlo- of protected tru.U and manufacturers cernlblo provocation; theeo frantic Wagee are fining reduced and strikes waving, of th. mailed flat la the face, 'are nilroerous,,and the cost of living ot tho nation.? Th. spectacle ts ex- j 1. .till advancing, which doc not In- , for putting up syrup for sale traortllnary and bewildering. The aplre confidence In the economic poll- . T (j ow „ rt " fr H y Cl -i. s G« country I. In no danger from any .dee of the Republican party of those oqow ’ ’ power of Europe. All the nations of | who are suffering from loos of wages j the Old World are watching each othor, ' and Increased cost of food. | . .. _j_ . . — afraid of each' other, and Infinitely! The trusts have decreased the proflta R PO'SITiVK GUARANTEE more In dread of us. the terrfylug ' 0 f the small storekeepers, while rents | "American Peril," than wo could pos-■, nd household ex|>enMs are higher I Sj d b 8ea | a PhttrinaC y W ho slhly he of them. Not one of them than ever lieforo, and the opportunities ; ,, ■ ' Agree to Return Your Mouej If Dr. Uarl.tedt’sGerman Waveiosg, Ga , Nov J, lQi 4. 1 o the Democatic vo'ers of the Eleventh CopgrcsMional D s i riot of Georgia: Tr.ere has been no t me, in ir y [ judgment, within the history < f t ; ,« party w hen it wits un:re inis portunt for ilio Demoemts o turn out and vote than is pie- seated in the present campaign I therefore beg t i in press upon each and every Demouiat in the distti -t to turn ot.t on Tuesday the h;h mst., and. kid in rulhng op an old fashioned Democratie majority for the party in this district. The issue* in the cam paign make it necessury for ev ery true man to express his views hj his hullo-. We should show by our votes that we do not aj.» prove Roosevelt for president, nor Findley for Congress, and u large majority vote against them the way to emphasize this fact. In Judge Alton B. Parker we have an able and fearless leader on tho Democratic ticket for President, and in Hon. W. G. Brantley we have a candidate for Congress who has been tried and found able, true and faithful to every trust imposed in him, and hesides one of the strongest m- n inour party from'the South. I leol that the voters of this district will do their duty on the 8lh inst., and simply wrhe this to remind them of the day and hour to perform it. Yours very truly, John C. McDonald, Chm. Dem. Ex. Committee. 1200dt zeh empty hott’es and , slhly would drcom of adding s war with u. for Increased business are monopolized to Its other dangers, If we gnvo It a by tho great department store., who chance to escape. If we could stand cau purchase of tho trusts at much less against England without great nrma- j t..an the small storekeeper has to pay, menlfl ninety yearn ago, when we had j People with limited lucomce find only eight million people, what have , their expense, have Increased whll. we to fear now with eighty millions and | their revenues are stationary. All theeo eight hundrc.i time, tho resource, and | people aro Inquiring why the trust, power for war? [Prom the New York should be proloctod by the tariff la World.] TRUSTS AND PRICES. •filing their products at the highest possible price here and a much lower price In foreign countries. Many of the voters have dl*coverod that the tariff prevents competition and fosters monopoly, and that the Increased cost The campaign boolitn .M*i labored long f or t h«ir products that the monopolies and hard and demonstrated to a finish chant* Is n much greater tax than ths —If you accept their figures as gospel (jo V<R; * .j roc Ives, truth—that there are uo real trusta, that trusta have not put prices up. and Ti.o rcveat.itf of the United States are declining uou tho expenses are that. In fact, prices havo not gone up. Krea | Cr t j ian ever before In time of They show, for example, what a weak, { care ^ot op jy jj avo the expenses of punny, little harmless afulr our billion* fhe (jovornment Increased jnuch faster dollar steel trust la—producing but little more thou one-half of our steel output. They say that “It Is obvious that a company producing only one- half of any given article entering a given markets could not mafataln ex- re. lively high prices.” The ntlsrepre* i-cututlon lu these statements II : > proportion than the population, but : wither President Roosevelt, his Cat>- i . nor the Republican majority In . -res* have oSere.l any volution ot ti r» problem, but are all intent on ‘letting well euougn alone" and have paralyzed the industries of the coun* Liver Powder Knils to Cure You. GUARANTEE [ uerebv agree to refund t* e money paid for Dr. Carlsteadt’s German Liver I'owuer on the return of the «in ply Pottle*, the purchaser stating n lias failed to relieve,and cure him uuy of the diseases for which it Is recommended. This guarantee cur- «-rs the use of a 91 bottle or four Pottles or two months' treatment, feigned: Dr. Curlstedl'aUur rasuLiver Powder * wonderful remedy, .a prescription tor over fifty years by an eminent j.-iiOhU i iiysiciun in hU practice tnan .• Ben*, and thi* country and sw.d .Uou uinis o druggist* all over the «o. > Ii.tld v natural ure tt.e el* U S r. ine.tx that ai K .l ie. L V. r tumbler „'iVew.v . I cure* it o »v*.r.-t ca*e* a d .. n . ns vi been v red w.,o uud n. d (act that w. to many o( the a .hefl " l,h » by Newbro’s Herpicide The Original Remedy that'‘Kill? the Dandruff Germ.’' SCHOOL CH1LDKKK. Ev**ry schcol child should now that haidnos is a «• nta 8 iou» dLe se. caused by micsohes Prof. Unite «*f Hamburg, erntany, dismrered tner dindrutl. itcliins scalp, fa I imr hair ro I need by a germ nr microbe tfiu - ^ another, where i burrows into tip? scalp and by multiplying and ex ten ling deeper anti deeper in* to tlie hair fulliCt* saps the life of the hair r ot and produces bah] ues^ » fT TAKP8 YE IRS m produce 0111 pi t; haldnsss. f u th*n:ti>*i of tfse dandruff miembe i« not constant in every (S»e. It is governed by predisp nlti »n. hv the state of best h. by environment, but parti-ularly l*y die endeavor made to combat the growth and This new antiseptic scalp germicide is past the taper mental stage It was made to destroy the germ that cause* dandruff and falling hair, and by coaxing energy back n.o flie inpoverished bulbs, it ena bl s the Irtir to grow nntuniiiy and luxur iantly. Thou amis of l»**rers from pbysi- ; AN IDEAL HAIR DBEcSING. It is fortunate for those who under* and tlie new rules i . sc Ip cleanliness that tiie antiseptic qualities of XeA'bro's Her- picide make it the most delightful and refreshing 1 air dressy ng imaginable. Chronic baldness is incurable; save jom hair, while you have hair to save. CO SC-oNT US:Pa OF HERPHIDE ”1 am a Constant user ofyo. r Heipi • Cideand am etting « fine head of hair; wa* almost bal i when I began to use it, I think there is nothing like it; have used many others but with no result*. (^Jgned) M. J Trnlett. BlulT springs, Fla. HEARTY APPRE I \TION. •'Icon ratuijye you on the excellence of your^jjir to^ic and assure you of my acprec<ati -n of *«nir.” (Signed) M * tJ . „ , Diytona FJa. Mrs. L. Seilas Jr. Afl Unhealthy Half. At Or«f Stsrtt $1.00. Sen) 10:. in A Healthy Hair. Cherokee Pharmacy, >:• m itt to THt HER»;CIOE:CO.. Oitroit, Mick., for tisipU. Destroy the Cause—YougRemove the Effect.” SPECIAL AGE I Lg- is If mon lAX ?Uve If the original lemon medioine. le ™ on . # *“4 other harmless bat powerful vege table Ingredient*, I* a safe, tore and speedy care for Indigestion, Constipation, Torpid Liver, Headache. , y ,tem of »ll impurities, tones np tbs P ut * th « Hvor and kidneys in perfect SIS ’. h . ort “““J™ new." It is gentle bat prompt end powerful in notion, pleasant to take and always reliable. . .... ' FOB SALE BT ill DBDaaiaTS. LAMAR, TAYLOR & RILEY DRUB CO., Maaifaetareri, Macon, Ga. 1 ro.lui'l, o( eteol the truzt lmi> most atmohite monopoly anti can anil <loe, i-harKe exortiltant prices, ns ilemonstrnted by Its export prle all i>roposnls (or reform. The ..overnmem -lepartments are ox- I ravngent anil fllleil wltb/ (rafters whteb the Rcpiibllcnn party lias re- . , . ,. . (used to Investigate, attbough evidence i these same gooda. in tin plates, turboa ” * . n , _ was plentiful that but a beginning had wire, wire nails, and many other , . i .. . . . .... .. beeu made tn exposing the frauds ! an iris#, the trust has a virtual uionop- , , , * - ... , , . , , , , through a mrttsan Investigation of but oh of our markets nnd charges us . * _ . . . ... ,, two bureaus of tho Post Office Depart- from to to loo per cent, more than It . j charges torelgners for these goods. „ . Inen ^- In nearly all pther ot Its products, Knowledge of all these tins of tho inch L ,s steel rulls. billet plates, sttuct- 1 Republican Party Is flmllng lodgment oral work. etc., tn which It producce "» the hearts of many voters, and they only half of the country's output, It havc determined on a charge. Upon ■ has "gentlemen's agreements" with \ U*? surface of the political Held all la f . other manufacturers w : hleh enable it, attP and serene, but there are mutter- os well as other manufacturers, to get 'b® 8 bontea of tho farmers, the the full henctlt of the high tariff du- cottages ot the artisan and the tene- tles on these goods, in this way It monta of the laboring men that bodes gets |2S a ton for steel rails wild In >" *« th « Republican candidates. The this country, while selling them abroad *HU amall voice of reason Is working for IIS and SS0. It gets »:12 for plates more ebangeo of eentlment than tho here which It sells In England at |18, hlf*! «»<> hl * t » nt note * of th ® ,r u«t c„». v-u not It ts a pity that these little eorroc-' apologlet can overcome, blare he never , eure the tloae could not have been obtained In '« !»“«'X- “<> «•«”> l * * «“'« <*»■ ' ' ' time for Insertion In their campaign | mlnatlon to “turn the rascalo out" book: foa surely, the Republicans | would not kuowtngly and wilfully mis lead the dear people. Next the Republican campaign book V - 1 discusses the 'tariffs of other court- * trie*"—how Germany, Franc*. Italy, West Virginia "la all right for Roots-; Au „ rtl ? lMn gary. Mu: sin, Spain, etc,! velt. 'says State Senator Roblimou, otto „ : aed down W the good old ot the minor leaders of ths O. O. P. In 0 , protection, very low wages • that Slat*. "Only a few counties re- tld „, M me poverty in these countries main (o he whipped Into line.' whipping into line ot couotieo, and factions, end Individuals Is keeping ths Republican bosses very busy these \ days. This Is tbs css* In New York. , Now Jersey, Connecticut, Delaware, Wisconsin, Michigan, Colorado and several other 8tales. Despite their braggadocio, tho Republican bosses in each of the 8tataa above named an worried over ths ootlook and would gin o good deal to bo assured of as compand with England or Australia or Canada, In which countries tariff duties art comparatively low. Strangs to say, Ibe wagsa appear to decline'anfl poverty to tocnaos aa tariff walla bo _ comb higher. Russia probably has a i higher tariff trail than any other. European country. Her wage* an I about tb* lowest and the poverty and j degradation of her citterns the gnat-1 eat ot any country In Europe If tariff I taxation brings prosperity, ah* should bow bo a land ot plenty- Syrup Barrels The Oak, Cypress and Gum Barrels, Halves and Kegs -OF—' The Cannon Company of Cairo and Qukaiao, 6a and . Monticello, Fla. A|*ofs, Way eras, Os. Genuine Primitive Method Whiskey Nothing' like the old fashioned honest Whiskey our forefathers made in copper stills over open wood fires. R. M. Rose Co. ’j T . S. Distillery No. o is the finest ol< 1 fashioned fire copper plant in the country. Only the fine?>t selecled grain is used in the distillation, boded and doubled in «opper, over open wood fires,.the way our forefathers made it.. During the process the whiskey is filtered twice, perfectly purifying it. Aged in- IT. vS. Bonded Warehouses. We , wn tnor ' old Georgia "Primitive Method" Corn Whiskey, from one to six years old, than fell the other dealers and distillers combined. The records prove it. Just a*R the Revenue Officer*^ , FOR LUNG TROUBLE The discovery that old Corn Whiskey made by the ‘‘Primitive Method” has the .best ingredients for staying the inroads of Consumption and Tubercular troubles and can be retained on the stomach, when even French brandy fails, has resulted in a tremen- dous demand on our stock by physicians. More of COBB COUNTY CORN (N*w) Qallon >. $2.00 ROSE'S BLUE RIDGE CORN 2 Tears Old Full quart 65c. data. $2.50. Gallon (tax) *2.80 ROSE'S OLD GEORGIA CORN 4 Tear. Old FullquazfSOc. ill quart 80c. 4qti. *3.00. Gallon (2.70 ROSE'S OLD RESERVE STOCK CORN Fall quart $1* 4qta.g3.75. Oalloa (i»«) (3A0 \ ROSE'S OLD CABINET RYE Fall qaart 7uc. Gallon (tag) (2.70 ROSE'S PURITY RYE Absolutely Para, far Kodtolnal Usa Fall qaart (1. 4qts.g3.75. , Gallon Ural 1340 ROSE'S PERFECT RYE " A Smooth, Perfect Whlshay Fait quart (I.'-25. 4 qts.g(JSO. Gallon ll°x)t4J>0 1 CONSTITUTION Vary Flas Old Whiskey Full quart tl .50. 4qts.45.50. OaUea U°t)$MO Syeolal yrioe* in 5 gallon kegs, aria eases ef on* desen quarts ef one brand. Write far complete yriee-llat. Parties living outside ef Oeorgls should write for prtoes. charges prepaid. Rose’s Whiskies are pre«crib«! than alTotker brands combined Year doctor will tell ffon why. WE SELL TO THE CONSUMER DIRECT . . ,°'' er S7 years of experience and repoution are hehind every bottle. We are not In competition with questionable prepaid .tuff. We know What we make and that-a wbat vre sell. WiitefOTdeacriptive booklet P.C. It tells you bow our whiskey is made, i - " Ask any bank, mercantUe house or prominent AtUnu • b “ ,t «• Every bottle tells of booest boshiess methods, which means honest deal ing with (IL It has been that way for the Mat 77 years and ocr business has grown irth every Jrar, limswksr, all goods ore gumatood to be exactly a reperaented or they ran be retained to ns St oor expense and money will be refunded. R. M. ROSE CO., Thw “Old Relinblo-- DUtUlaro. (rirase mention this paper) ir.e. ATLANTA, Cm. i-KT-i
