About Weekly edition of the Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 190?-1908 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1905)
A BOLD THIEF’S DARING WORK ENTERTAINMENT ON JUNE 8. To Be Given by Pupils of Waycross Public 8chools. On th« evening of June 8th, under 8NATCHEO POCKETBOOK FROM « f h e direction of Miss Halcla Bower, MI88 BANK8 AND E8CAPE8. j the pU ptls of the WaycroHs Public : School! will give a Physical Culture Robbery Happened Near Gilmore Qn ,j entertainment. The 8treet Last Night and Caused Ex-1 exerC | geg w m begin at 8 o’clock. The cltamint J entertainment will be free to all. The " ' following interesting program has Prom Tuesday’! Daily. j been arranged for the occasion: As Mrs. Banka and her daughter . Dumb Be „ Drill—Anvil Chorui who live on Lee avenue, were return- phyH|ca , Cu | ture class, ing home last night they were accost- J ReadIng _ Papa . g Letter—Gladys ed by a negro on Miller street be* i j efforg tween Capt Johnson’s residence and Reading—Tit for Tat—Della King, the residence of Presiding Elder Reed j p an tomime—Japanese Love Song— and within fifty feet of the rear en- 0 , adyg j e fr e rs, Walter Paine, Nellie trance to the home of the editor of j the Herald. The negro suddenly j Read | ng _ The one Legged Goose- Jerked the young lady around and ■ AnJe ,^ urlo Walker> snatched from her hand a pocket-1 ReadIng _ AlIX Italians—Della King, book, breaking the chain which was , A ghort p i ay _Bobbie Shafte, Julia around her wrist as ho did so. The 0 . Kocffe Kontz Bennett, Vera Floyd negro then ran Into the alley in rear p an tomime— Thauatopsis— Physi- of Capt Johnson’s houso and which ' cn , CnUuro clag<> leads to one of tho most disreputable j RoadIng _ Aunt Sylvia’s Geography negro quarters in the city, and es- ( LeBBOn _j ulla o’KeefTe and Vera caped. The j>ocket-book contained F j oyd eight dollars In money and a gold I Drill—Physical Culture watch. The young lady and her c;ag- mother wore, of course, in a pliable ( condition of fear and excitement, but the black scoundrel was gone. The Herald learns that tho pollco has some clow and there may be some thing doing later. In this connection the Herald desires to again call at tention to the fact that there are dozons, scores, hundreds of Idle, vicious vagabond negroes In and The Only Way to 8top its Use. Griffin The following is from the News: ”It is a well known fact that blind tigers do not, by a groat deal, sup ply all the whiskey consumed in dry counties. Much of It is obtained from the wet counties by express, and around Waycross who will not work Jn V | ew c f constant an I persistent for love or money end who have no %lolaU#n ani) e v««lon of the prohlbl vlslblo mean, of support. Wo do-1 b| „ on , nw th|s statute seems to a mand, for tho protection of our worn- larg0 extent to bo a farcc> and only cn and our citizens, that some move . be j pg to g | ve dC nlers In the wet coun- bo made by our municipal nnd county Ueg a monopoly of tho „ quor trade . authorities to rid tho community of I ..- P - n0 question of how to prohibit these vagrants nnd criminals. the sale of intoxicants has puzzled The A. A B. The citizens of tho southern nnd western portions of tho county nro in tensely enthused over tho building of tho A. A B. Rnllrond. Three car load, of muloa and four car loads of j nre ” llo ' VC(l t0 cnrr y 11 '"to «>««« wagons and other material with a counties. Heady It seems that the largo force of hands were unloaded on'* "“S' to Bt °l> UB0 wl " b « t0 the true nnd earnest prohibitionist for years. It has not yet been solved, and will not be ns long as the United States government allows tho manu facture of whiskey and issues license for Its tale in prohibition counties; nor ns long ns transportation compa* hero at noon yesterday, which looks like railroad building. Tho nearest point to Butler will bo about ten miles, passing through some of the best timbered and farm lands in the 8tate. Such facts tho oldest .inhabi tants novor drenmod of and ns the road will Ho betwoon the over-flow ing streams of Cednr Creek and White Water, tho younger generation may live to seo enterprises spring up which mny astonish them. Much of tho land through which tho road will (mss has already ndvnnced a hundred per cent. Tho rond, It appears, Is now a moral certainty nnd will bo pushed to a rapid completion from Oglethorpo to I^iGrango nnd from IsnGrnngo to Birmingham, giving us another through lino from tho moun tains to tho sea. It will All a long felt want, especially to tho citizens of the southern portion of this county, at tho completion of which thero will be cause for gre«t rejoicing by both old nnd young, when tho lads nnd lassies will take their first ride be hind tho world’s greatest curiosity.— Butler Ho .wl 1. stop its manufacture.” Rural Delivery Commences June 1st. Mr. H. M. Pafford has received his appointment as rural carrier for route No. 1. This rural carrier route will commence on June 1. The route will be between Waycross and Elsie, and the distance for the round trip will be about 24 miles.^ The carrier will leave Waycross at 8 o’clock every morning except Sunday, and will re turn here at 4 o'clock In the after noon. Postmaster Murphy has made application for two other routes, and it Is expected his application will be granted. Brand Prize I St. Louis, 1904 o/umbia j^raphophones BEST TALKING MACHINES MADE Cylinder Machines ST.50 to SIOO Disc Machines $12 to $ 68 From Tuesday’s Daily. Col. W. M. Toomer spent today in Jacksonville. Mr. Ijiwrence Watt has returned from a short visit to Thomasville. Dr. Frank C. Folks la nblo to be out agnin, to tho delight of his friends Russia Hates England. One great effect of tho Increase of German Influence In St. Petersburg has been a corresponding diminution In the popularity of Great Britain. The Grand Ducal party—in sympathy with Germany, by reason of relation ship nnd tradition—has resented tho attitude of personn! opposition to them assumed by the British and American press, nnd has not failed to Impress upon his Imperial Majesty tho significance of the shipping !nc!< Mrs. S. B. Shnw, of Gainesville Fin., Is In the city spending several days with her husband. Mr. A. A. Daughtry, of High Springs, Fla., is spendlng # a few days In the city, nnd may decide to locate here. Mr. C. J. Thomas, of tho Deen Real ty nnd Improvement Co., returned last night from n visit to his family In Jacksonville. Mrs. Dennis O'Steen will niv : V3 to night from High Springs to Join her husband who now makes his head quarters in this city. Mrs. W. T. Maund, of Columbia, Ain., arrived In Waycross last night and Is visiting her daughters, Mrs. Sheffield nnd Mrs. Cunningham. Mrs. Maund was accompanied to Wi»>"*ro*s by her daughter, Miss Annie* and Miss Stovall, also of Columbia It It a regulnr army officer in speak ing of the heavy percentage of deser tions from the army and navy of the dents In the Red Son and tho affair United Btates, who attribute such de ed tho Dogger B**nk sortious to M nn nbnormal claim, view It astonished me on my arrival In and development of personal Indepen- Bl Petersburg to And how tar bos- donee” on tho part of the American til'ty to Gfcat UrP x \ had ad van red enlisted men afloat and ashore, states int . the real a of practice! p Utlcs. the Dally Truo American. In other A nobleman ot poMilm In po'M.r.il words, the American youth Is too free attendance upon the Czar said “In- and Independent an individual to dlvldually, I llko tho British; as ana- make a good soldier or sailor In the tlon, I hate Great Britain. Mv feel- ' regular establishment when no war Ing Is the general sentiment through- ■ is in progress. As a volunteer, as In- out Russia. It Is true wo hive had stanced by the Civil nnd Spanish- only one campaign with .Britain nnd American wars, enlisting for a fight two with France; but the cause of and retiring to peaceful pursuits our antipathy to the former Is diplo- when tho fighting Is over, he is un- nmtlc, not warlike. One may bo beat- equaled. It Is probably true that as en by un enemy In fair fight nnd af* a mere cog In a military machine he terward become close friends, but one ' never will compare with the military cannot be worsted In a contest of units of the compulsory service sys- wlts without harboring resentment, tem of Europe. Britain has made us look foolish, and - because of that wo hate Britain. The Former Waycrossite to Marry, boat guarantee of good relations be-\ special from Macon announces Mexico Has Gold Standard. After this week the mints of Mex ico will be closed to the free coinage of silver, and on the first of June that country goes on a gold basis. This will leave Chine the ouly great na tion of the world which adheres to silver standard. In fact, Bolivia and a few of he South American coun tries are alone of the smaller nations which have not adopted gold as the basis of the country. The action of Mexico is of particu lar Interest to the United States be cause of the close trade relations be tween the two countries. More than two thirds of the products which Mex ico sells to the rest of the world are purchased by this country, while one- half of her exports are bought from Uncle 8am. The Graphophono reproduces all kinds ot muslo perfectly — band, orchestra, violin, vooal and Instrumental solos, quartettes, eto. H Is an endless source of amusement. The Whole Story. Burton Holmes, the lecturer, tells of a Russian he saw some years ago ManchuriA whose methods achieving results were not according to the usual code. The Russian had a well in front of his yard which he concluded to fill up. He began by digging a hole by the side of the well, throwing the dirt from the new ex cavation into the well. “In the course of time,” says Mr. Holmes, "the old well was filled, but there was a hole along-sido as big as tho first The Russian went further away and dug another holo to fill the second. "He continued this process of dig ging ono hole to fill the other, until he literally ran the hole out of town. 1 LAWYERS. Olfics in F»w Lott and Hitch BnildH S IMON W. A JAMES W. HITCH. ATTuKNEy'h A CoCNSEUUt* AT LAW Lott A Hitch Building, A tydrosz, Oa Office in Lou A Hitch building. Solicitor-General of the Brunswick circuit i Ysycroe*. Go., TORN T. MYERS. i Attox.iiy at Law. : New l ott Railding r OHN c. McDonald. Attorney-at-L t-Lsw,- Folks Block. Waycrnss. Gsor - 1 ft'ALTKK BKKVffTT. ’ • „ l-AWYKB. tUxcsoM, . . Gimoi. I Uilt A Hllob building (ween Rueila and Great Britain would the engagement at Mr. Walter Do te a fair aettlement after a fair fight.” mlngoa, of Tifton. and Mlta McDuffie, —Dougins Story. of Hswklnixllle. Mina McDufflo la ' one of Pulatkl county's most charm- Tho whole world, with a few ex- ing and talented young ladles. Mr. ceptions, rejoices oxer the recent Domingos Is a «on of Rex. J. W. Do Russian defeat The moot corrupt, mlngo, pastor of the Ttftoa Metho- cruel and tyranlcal goxernment In dlst Church, end la local ticket agent PHYSICIANS. \R8. WALKER A IZLAR I * » Office up attin Walarr A Mo stock- Office hour,9 to 10 a. m.. , . ' ». Ul.i d HI 1 p. m„ and o to a p. m. Dr. Wa ker'i nelitenceon iiilmom itmet Dr, ular’i j C. KIRPARD. I • Pbyllcian and ourgeon •our, ahould b« left ,t cm, Pharmaot, Otfim.t UMid.no., Brunei Street, telephone No. Uu I \RJ. U.BtDDINO. ‘■I Pbr.ician and Surgeon, •Jffir. oxer Star Clothing, Store, Roan ■how aext -.irnav. Office bouts I tc > »■ a "> 1 0 in. Amity. Collector. Dr. E, M. Nolan, Practice limited lo EtE, EAR, NOSE ANP THROAT JACKSONVILLE. FLA. • \s Special Sun:eon of the Athntto Out R*ch ntcrtuinlng ^ aptlvcitlnjg o ut wearing: esonant D ellghtful ^ uperlor COLUMBIA Bold Moulded Cylinder Records COLUMBIA DISC RECORDS 7‘lnch, so cents each, (fi per dozen lO-lncH, SI each; 410 per dozen Orond Opera Records, (made In lOtncH dl only) S3 each GdtesxhSa Phonograph Company, , 43 Peachtree Street, ATLANTA, GA. Grand Prize I iSt. Louis, 1904 Stanley’s Business College. MACON, GEORGIA. TO PARENTS You, 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 methods, no matter what financial reverses may come, your children will be prepared to make their way in the world. Missouri Wines Are the Best. ♦ (i Why not Give TJs a Trial? One Case 12 Bottles Assorted SB4.0O and we pay the freight to W ay cross. Send cash with order. Our Brandies 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 position and let them pay us. To eet the benefit of this offer, address at once. G. W. H. Stanley* are of the same superior excellerce as our wines—more Jj,' [could not be said; for.any^product. ; Write for Price List. Stone Hill Wine’ Co., Hermann, Mo. Wm. Fedder, Commission Merchant 916 North Third Street, Kansas City, Mo.' Our homegrown trucas are about all killed. We must draw our supplies from Southern points. So would like to handle yourtship - - ments this season. Write for Stencils and Market Quotations Rderence— Franklin Bank or Kansas City Packer Established iSqo. % Hospital DENTISTS. pact op .tain in UeCtUte a Waite's *4XhiS v ‘“ d «x Us pm tele Ml MrrioM to th« pobllc. IWajerazteonla President. Stanley’s Business College, Pytl-ian Castle Buildiug, Macon, Georgia. r™ , ”oNB t FULL QUART OF I WHISKEY FREEt CASTOR IA Ver Inlknts ud CUldrea. the world is about to be pot <«t of for the Atlantic & Birmingham ndl- holiness. way.—Tifton Gaxette. smii Building ‘ 111 KM Yen Raw AJiay* BngK Residence at Un. Olewla's. It will b* to xonr lntmst to . b*for* hexing work dona
