About Weekly edition of the Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 190?-1908 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1905)
' - i. 000000000000000 * I s =l s TO I i-l D." I Sfs —. f> o a 5L 9 * ? SS I s •-§• ta —; s 2 ST £ pspe*! w S-H O o $ « & H O* • s F i S- 2 8 0 §■« LA Q* O » ;=r p o is TO | If <» T1 8 ill o 8 ~* 0 0 It is only a matter of time when the factories In New England will be forced to close their doors and go out of business or move their plants to some Southern state. They cannot compete with the Southern mill so far away from the cotton fields. The delicious flavor of the soda water of the Waycross Bottling Works Is noticeable, especially when com pared with other products. Tele phone No. 165 and bare a case left at your home. tf. Repairing Furniture of All Kinds. Upholstering neatly done. Blinds repaired and all kinds of light carpen ter work, such as can be done at the shop. Saws filed and put in order. Prices reasonable as can be for first class work. Satisfaction guaranteed. Shop on Jane street, near Herald of fice. J. I. WAITE. 6-26-2W. s « film 0 73 » o ||;i I ill 3 - i * TO PS * If You are Going Fishing, Or on an excursion, or off for the summer, or If you are not going, get your Accident Policy, or your Acci dent and Health Policy, From W. C. Harvard In the Maiylard Casualty Co., of Baltimore, First class In every particular, W C. HARVARD, Agent, 5-2G-12t Waycross, Ga. Dog Notice. The dog license for the city of Way- cross Is now due. Pay up and get your badge. J. W. Strickland, tf. Clerk. COAL. COAL. COAL. I will sell coal June and July t at |6.00 delivered In ton lots. After that time, the price will bo $6.50. W. W. Ansley. THE STATE LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF INDIANAPOLI8, IND. Is an Old Lint Life Insurance Com pany. Its Policies give Cash, Paid-up, Loan and Extension Values. Its Policies imy Annual Dlviuends to roduco pre miums. When paid up, policyholder gets income from company annunlly for life. Policies Guaranteed by Stato Do- posit—Comptroller General Wright says, deposit law very best guarantee that policies will be paid at maturity. DEPOSIT $2,700,000,00. Increased annunlly. Policy gives An nuity Option which provides life time support to wife and children. Insure with State life Insurance Co. and get guarantee. V. L. 8TANTON, Manager,.. Waycross. Ga. Low Excursion Rates via. Southern Railway. ASHEVILLE, N. C.—Annual Confer ence Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A.. Juno 0-25, 1905. Rato ONE FARE plus 25 cents for round trip. Tick ets on salo June 8, 10, 15 and 17, with final limit June 28, 1905. FORT WORTH, TEX.—General As sembly Southern Presbyterian Church, May 18-26, 1905. Rate ONE FARE plus $2.00 for round trip. Tickets on sale May 15. 16 and 17, final limit May 31. 1905. TORONTO, ONT.—International Sun day School Association, Juno20-27, 1906. Rate ONE FARE plus 50 centH for round trip. Tickets on sale June 19. 20, 22, 23, limited to luuo 30, 1905. HOT SPRINGS, VA.—Southern Hard ware Jobbers* Association. Juno 6- 9. 1905. Rato ONE FARE plus 25 cents round trip. Tickets on salo Juno 3, 4 and 5, limited to Juno 13, 1905, with privilege of extension to July 15. 1905. For detailed Information addresa any agent Southern Railway, or Urooks Morgan. Assistant General Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga. „ The best possible coating for apart ment interiors of any kind. Send for color card, showing all tints. P. N. liarlcy Hardware Co W. A. Mortimer A Co ancestor, to R. O. Moor, & Co. Livery, Feed And .Sale Stables. rino Teams and Prompt Service Day or Night Your Patronage Sd!e!ted. W. A. Mortimer & Co. 'Phono No. M. Alice Street Near Canal. CRISIS OF 6IRLH00D A TIME OF PAIN AND PERIL fediaa Emma Cole Says that Lydia ■ Plnkham’s Vegetable Compound baa Saved Her Life and lfada Bor Well How many lives of beautiful young girls have been sacrificed lust as they were ripening into womanhood I How many irregularities or displacements have been developed at thin important period, resulting in yeara of suLerlng t often puzzle their mothers and baffle physicians, because they withhold their confidence at this critical period. A mother should come to her child's aid and remember that Lydia E. J’ink- ham's Vegetable Compound will at this time prepare the system for the coming change and start the menstrual period in a young girl's life without pain or irregularities. Miss EmmaColeof Tullahotna, Tenn., writes: Dear Mrs. Pink ham:— , * “ I want to tall you that I am enjoying bet ter health than I have for years, and I owe I tall to Lydia B. PInkhanTs Vegetable Com pound. years 1 had soreness and pain in my sme. headaches and was dizxy and nervous, and doctors all failed to help me. *' Lydia K. Pinkharo'e Vegetable Compound was recommended, and after taking it my health began to Improve rapidly, and I think it saved my Ufa I sincerely hope my experi ence wiU be a help toother girls who are pass ing from girlhood to womanhood, for I know your Compound will do as much for thorn." If you know of any young girl who la aick and needs motherly advice ask her to write Mrs. l'inkham, Lynn, Mann., and she will receive free advice which will put heron the right road toastrong. healthy and happy womanhood. Now They Don’t Speak. Edyth: "You had better look out for a proposal from Percy Feather brain." Mayme: "Why, has he said any thing to Indicate his preference for Edyth: "Oh no; but he proposed to me last night, and when I refused him he threatened to do something desperate."—Columbus Dispatch. The Real Thing. "Then your husband won’t give up his club?*’ queried the friend. "No." replied the patient young wife, "and I don't propose to give up mine." "The idea! I didn't know you had one.” "Neither does fie. but the next time he comes home late from his I'll bo on hund with mine."—Philadelphia Preae. No Cause for Worry. Clnrn—What do you think of Stella'e escapade? Maude—Why, what did she do? Clara—She eloped with her father's coachman last night. Maude—Well, her future is assured. Clnrn—In what way? Maude—He has a stable income. UNHEALTHY. Handsome Higglnaon—Wulkin's said ter be good fur a feller, but me brud- d*T BUI didn’t find It so. Empty Edwards— How’s dat? Handsome Hlgginson Why, he walked in front of an automobile an’ now he’s in do hospital. Made a Slight Mistake. "Mr. Deeply," said the hostess, "won't you oblige us with one more song?" “Oh. really," replied the eminent basso, "the hour Is so late I’m afraid my singing will ^disturb the neigh- bora." "Never mind that. They're got a dog whose howling disturbs us night, too.”—Philadelphia Press. Ready for a Chang*. Smith—I’m afraid it will be useless to ask Homer to Join our club. Jones—W by do you think so? 8mlth—He's a married man. Jones—Oh, that's ail right; ha haa been married more than six montka. Foretells Happier Days. While the baggageman at the Kan sas City Union depot waa in the net of throwing n trunk the ether day It "They are very peculiar people next door, said the woman witn tue > x- pansive society smile. "I am bure that I have done all 1 could to be neighborly ever since they took the house—let me see—two yens ago It is now, nearly. I called on them in the first place, although I really don't believe in being too Intimate with people Just because they happen to rent a bouse next door to one; but In this case Mrs. Glenwood spoke to me about them. 8he said they were really very nice people and so I called. ‘‘They are very nice people in some respect*—at least Mrs Parks Is —but very peculiar, my dear. An 1 say, I did my beat to be nice to them and when they were In their moving muddle I told them if there was any thing that I could do for them to be sure and let me know. Well, they didn't happen to want anything. 1 sup pose, for they didn’t ray so then, but less than three weeks after that Mr. Parks came to the door and wanted to borrow my step ladder. You know I always keep my step ladder down In the basement and It waa quite a lot of trouble to go down and get it, but Mr. Peabody happened to be at home and he brought It up and gave it to Mr. Parks. I don’t mind saying that I waa annoyed, but I am sure that I didn’t show 1L And, my dear, they kept that ladder over a day before they brought K back and then there waa a speck of whitewash on it that I am sure wasn’t there when I lent it to them. Pm sure I would have no ticed if there had been. Mr. Pea body always tells me 1 am so partic ular about my things, but good grac ious! If people didn’t take cere of things they never would have things, would they? ''Then there was the lawn mower. I was out mowing the lawn one morn ing. You know Mr. Peabody Isn’t home once a month hardly and I have to mow it myself or else get a man to do it and that is so expensive, you know. And then men are careless with things Well. Mr. Parks was sitting on his front steps and he volunteered to do it for me. ‘I need the exercise, anyway,’ he said. But do you know, as soon as he got through with my lawn ho wheeled the mover across tho walk and mowed his own, Just as coolly! And as if that wasn’t enough, ho took it on to the Wespers’, next door to him and mowed theirs. ’May as well trim up the neighborhood while we are about it.’ he said, laugh ing as if it was a good Joke. Of course the lawns aren’t large, but Just think! "And then I recommended a laun dress to them and went in to give them her address, and one time when they were out I let tne express people leave a package for them and took it in to them myself. I assured them that It wasn’t any trouble—and it re ally wasn’t so very much, you know— only it might occur too often. "But it was about the telephone I was going to tell you. They didn’t have a telephone put in. Mr. Parks said he didn’t care to have one until he made up his mind whether he want ed to take the house for a year, and I told thorn, of course, that they were very welcome to use mine at any time. They said !t was very kind of me, and so It was, I think, but I didn't think they would be making a public convenience of my house. They came in—oh. several times. They always apologized, bur that didn’t make It any more convenient for me to be an swering.the door and letting them in and letting them out again. Once or twice I waa clear up to the top of the house and had to go clear down stairs. I was always Just as pleasant as could be. but 1 think they under stood that I didn't care much about It, and they stopped coming until Mrs. Parks’ illness and then Mr. Parks be gan coming again—to call the doctor. It seemed to me, though, that he needn’t have always left U until It be came an emergency. Of course. In a case of sickness I wouldn't think of refusing anybody and I like to be neighborly. But aren’t people pecu liar sometimes? "Well, thank goodness, they had about stopped bothering me until last week, when there came a ring at the 'phone and somebody said: "Is this Mrs. Peabody?’ I said ’Yes.’ and then the woman—it was a woman—said: Tm very sorry to trouble you. but could you get Mrs. and Mr. Parks to the '’phone. It’e something very Important.’ "I thought that was about the limit I said: "No, I don't see how 1 can. I’m very busy and I would hive to drees and—no, I'm sorry, but I can’t do It.’ ”’Oh, very well; excuse me for troubling you.* ehe said in a sarcastic voice and the receiver was shot off. ’Now.'would you believe R? After all the pains I’ve been to to be nice to them those people are just is cool as can be since then. I suppose they are offended, but I don’t know what they could have expected me to do."— Chicago News. 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