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THE EVENING HERALD.
A. P. PERHAM A SON,
EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
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WAYCROSS, GA, DEC. 30, 1003.
The Russians profess to be Chris
tians. In Heaven's name, what would
they be If they claimed that they were
savages?
If Mr. Roosevelt wants to make
himself really famous, let him take
hold of Russia's tangled web >nd
straighten It ouL
Negro disfranchisement bo Plowed!
It we arc going to have Issues In the
gubernatorial campaign let us have
real ones.—Albany Herald.
It Is reported that the Armenians
have turned thp UblfM and are mur
dering &00 Turk* every day This 1*
a happy turning of the tide.
Japan is displaying as great wisdom
and foresight in peace as she did in
war. She is preparing for the future
and Is already a world power to be
reckoned with
Scientists are making war on tho
poisonous toad stools And this re
minds us that the Georgia voter will
soon be making war on the political
mushrooms of the state.
The esteemed Thomasvllle Times-
Enterprlse boasts of huving issued a
paper the d«\y after ChrUtmas. That
ought not to be a very hard thing to
do In a dry town —Albany Herald.
Bt Kind To Tha Telephone Girl.
The following just remarks art
credited to Everything, a publication
at Greensboro, N. C.:
"If people would but atop and think
the heartaches they cause, the need
less offense they give when they rail
out against the telephone girl or the
local manager, they would have a
Nails Did Not Agreo With Him.
A dispatch form Montgomery Ala,
says:
General Robert Lee, a negro Are |
and glass eater who bas been doing I
the human ostrich act here tor some
time for the entertainment of sundry
small boys and bar room frequenters,
is at a hospital with a hole in his
Merry Xmas
AND
more thoughtful care. The glrla In stomach and a chance to pass In his
the central are laboring for their checks. He got an over dose of the
bread. They are doing the very best I nail diet and had a pain which he |
they know how to do, as a general
rule, and it is a sorry man who wants
to curse them through the ’phone or
who is short and Impudent in his de
mands and answers. The manager is
always trying to make good—upon
It was dia
ls there that
took to a local physician,
covered that something ws
had to come out. .
Accordingly, he was laid upon a
table, given a good swig of fumes of |
the cornucopia and opened up. This I
his success depends his position and result was astonishing. Nall after I
his salary. If people find that some
thing is wrong they could call atten
tion to the fact In a way that would
not cauae humiliation for the girl or
the manager; they could understand
that if their undergrounded kicks
reached headquarters that off would
go the heads of the subordinates and
after the dismissal would be too late
to regret the haste and anger.”
It seems quite evident at this writ
ing that Mr. Hoke Smith will have to
mount some other hobby if he rides
Into the governor’s residence. That
negro disfranchisement business is
too ridiculous to talk about
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.
(Now York Press.)
You can hardly ever trust your eyes
to tell you what a wom an really looks
like.
If a m: n has enough drinks he can
make himself believe that everybody,
thinks he hasn't had any
A boy knows his business when he
laughs at his father'* JokeH.though he
couldn't laugh at them when he read
them In th*» paper
A square meal, a drink and a good
cigar answer most of the social prob
lem* that otherwise would worry a
man to death
Chronic kickers never realizo how
o-. ...h they realty are until the re
action begins to get busy
Girls would spend more time think
lag beautiful thoughts if more of our
y*>* ng men were mind readers
Fools and Thalr Monty.
About as silly a thing aa we have
beard of even in these modern days
of degenerate thinking is the move
reported to have been started by the
citizens of Oregon, to create by pop
ular subscription wedding present for
Miss Alice Roosevelt.
It is the plan of the originators to
have subscription lists in each state
of the Union. Money secured Is to
be transmitted to various state treas
urers, who will forward it to the sec
rotary of the treasury at Washington.
Subscriptions will close on February
8, so as to enable the present, which
is believed will be about $800,000, to
be turned over to Miss Roosevelt on
the day of the wedding. Individual
subscriptions will be limited to ten
cents.
Miss Roosevelt Is about to marry a
man of great wealth, who will In all
probability do the right thing by her
and If he Is the proper sort of a man
he will resent this method of dona
tions from strungers. It would seem
a iso, that Miss Roosevelt had achiev
ed sufficient notoriety without having
this further publicity thrust upon her
by a lot of ten cent fools.
nail was taken out. They had been
there so long they were rusty, and
some had stack into the walls of the *
stomach. Most of them were of the !
smaller size, but one was several inch-1
cs long, the one making the most |
trouble no doubt. |
After removing the surplus iron in j
the system of the “general” he was J
allowed to return to knowing things
again. He promises to get out in a
few days, Ittffe the worse for the
wear and tear of his profession.
Side boards, Buffetts and china clos
ets at special prices for this week. Ton
may be the lucky one to get some of
that $100.00 in gold, too. Waycross
Furniture Co.
Buy that talking machine this week
and get chance at that $100.00 to be
given away next Saturday night.
Waycross Furniture Co.
The editor of the Herald has al
ready formulated one new resolution
for the Now Year. It reads this way:
Resolved, That the editor of the Her
ald Is a Democrat and that so help
him God he will continue to be such
during his natural life, and so long
thereafter as the nature of the case
will admit.
The New Year will soon be with us
—und the world will go singing and
growling on Its way.
WOROLY WISDOM.
There is a young minister in Phila
delphia who haa beou remarkably suc
cessful in paying off tho debts of the
various churches to which he haa
been assigned from time to time, says
Harper's Magizine A brother ruin-
later who was laboring earnestly by
mean* of bazaars, fairs and other af
fairs to accompish a like happy re-
salts at his own church wont to hlpi
sad inquired the secret of his success.
"And I observe that you never have
to resort to my present methods,
continued.
The successful oue smiled
“No,” he replied, "You see, when
we need money some good sister sug
gests a bazaar. Then I call on the
husbands of the married ladies of
the membership and explain to them
that la order to raise a certain sum
are findlag it accessary to hold a
hamar. Wo have never hid to actu
ally bring the affair off."
For nice Christmas cakes of all
kinds, tee the Waycross Bakery. We
aro prepared to serve you with all the
delicacies usually kept in a first class
bakery. Nice, fresh bread at all
times. Come to see us, or 'phone
72, and wagon will call at your house.
Waycross Bakery, Fritz L. Braun,
Proprietor, Cottlngham Building, tf.
meir staflows Before
Our Christmas Stock
is a true chronicler
of the times; See It.
Gem Pharmacy.
Agency Wiley's Candles.
Rip Van Winkle will be the attrac
tion at Bailey Theatre Friday Janu
ary 5th, under the direction of W“. A.
Eller, with a cast of twenty people,
all of whom have appeared In the
largest metropolitan productions.
It ia not Decenary to dwell upon
the merits of the piece which made
the late Joe Jefferson famous. The
well known and popular actor Mr. E.
C. Paige, in the part of Rip, has won
friends wherever he appears, and
those who do not witness the perform-
ance of Rip Van Winkle will be at a
loss to account for hit extraordinary
popularity. I QuirsstaM at *H
NfcW CROP GARDEN SEEDS AT
REDDING'S. tf.
jOIS the Bvercreuo Pressing Club
OR leave your laundry at the Ever
crease
HOW much nester a Lund-led collar
than n rubber collar
NOW Site us a trial
EVERY Day *• wash, excellence In
our motto
DONT forget
WE employ ten hands
ADN their money U spent with Way-
croxa merchants
REMEMBER, we take out the
DIRT
WE do not break collar*
IE we do we pay the damage
LET u« hare your work on trial
' 80 you wll be convinced
ON delivery we expect cash
NOTHINO hut good work turned out
THE WILSON STEAM LAUNORY.
“I Thank the Lordl"
cried Hannah PlanL ot UtUe Rock.
Ark., -for the relief I got from Buck-
len'i Arnica Salve. It cued my fear,
fol running aorea, which nothing else
would heal and Dorn which I had ant-
fond for t years.- It ts i mamlonn
Santa Claus
at
Humphreys & Williamson
Come andjmake your selections early,
before rush. I We will de'lvcr them
promptly on day named.
Biggest stock and cheap
est prices in the city to se
lect from.
Humphreys & .Williamson,
PLANT AVENUE.
Solid Comfort
So far as body warmth is concerned
la easily and economically attained
by the use of n good OIL HEATER.
Oura aro made by
SILVER & OO.
Which la a
GUARANTEE OF THEIR QUALITY.
We have them In
SEVERAL SIZES
AND DESIGNS.
Prices from 14.00 to $5.50.
P. N. Harley H’dw. Co.
DOLUBABIESIi
For The Little Ones.
The Prettiest and Largest Line ever
Exhibited in Waycross. Come Early
and Avoid the Rush.
Central Pharmacy.
Sf-M-M Mil H-H't IH-H
T PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
H-H-H-M I M-l-M U'M-;.
OR. ALLEN BROWN, D. D. 3.
Offlee up stain in Walker-McCulley
building, tenden bis professional tcr-
vice to the public. Waycross. Ga.
Law Offlee of
I. L. 8WEAT A SON
Offices In new Lott-Hitch Building
JOHN W. BENNETT,
Attomey-at-Lsw,
Offlee In Lott-Hltch Building
SOLICITOR GENERAL
-f the Brunswick Circuit,
Waycroas, . . Georgia.
J. C. RIPPARD,
Physician and 8urg«on,
Orders should bn left at Seals Phar
macy. Offlee at residence, Brunei!
StreeL Telephone No. 144.
REDDING A SWANSON.
Physicians and Surgeons,
Offlee ever Star Clothing Store. Ree-
Idence next corner. Offlee hour* S to
9 a. m. 12 to 1 p. m.
W. W. Ansley Collector.
E. P. JEFFORDS,
Lawyer,
Waycross, • - Georgia.
JOHN T. MYERS.
Attomey-at-Law,
Lott-Hltch Building, Waycrosa. On.
JOHN C. MCDONALD,
Attomey-at-Law.
Folks Block. Waycross Georgia.
DRS. WALKER A IZLAR,
Offices
Up 8talra Walker-McCulley Block,
Offlee boors 9 to 10 a. m., 3 to 4 p.
m. and 6 to 8 p. m. Dr. Walker's res
idence on Gilmore street Dr. filar's
residence Gilmore street Telephone
connections at offlee* and resldeneea
F. C. FOLKS, M. D.
Office upstair* In Folk*’ Building.
Offlee -Phone 58. Residence ’Phene II.
Calls left at
'Phones 93 or 1* wi.i also receive
attention.
PALACE BARBER 8HOP,
MARY STREET.
Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting.
In Flrat-clasa Style. Polite aud
R. M. WARE, M. D„
Office In Lott-Hltch Building,
Offlee 'Phone No. 93.
Residence 21 Williams Street
'Phone No. 15—b.
a E. «HULT8,
Contractor and Builder.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
FURNISHED FREE.
Lee and Lincoln Sts. 'Phone no. 292.
Save
.that
IDollAI*
Rome put It tn no old bin* stocking and forget where they put
the stocking. That la saved allrighL Others place It la a rav
ing* bank, a good plan. But n better way to rave your dollars la
to keep an eye on your Furniture, Blinds, Tranks, Aa, and when
they ebow signs of breakage or wear send them to No. It Jeae
•tract end J X WAITE will make them as gaad as new.
Don't wait until they are completely broke to pieces, but rave
the dollars by having them repaired.
I am wen prepared to do all Und ot repair work at abort no-
tioe. Or drop me a card, or leave a telephone mstssg* at M GG
■ora street sad I will call.
AH work guaranteed u to price aad Quality. Remember, No.
U 1m street, neat to tbe Herald oOee.
W. N. NANNEY, M. O.,
General Practleloner
Redding Block,
Special attention to diseases of the
eye and fitting of glasses.
RESIDENCE NO. 21 A STREET.
PARLOR BARBER 8H0F.
ISAAC DAVIS. Manager.
TOM Plant Are.
FIRST CLASS WORK
And Courteous Treatment to AH
Tour Patronage Solicited.
1 -all to call and Sat Ua.
Dr. E M. Nolan,
Practice limited to
Eft, EAR, ROSE ARP THRO At
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. *
As Special Surgeon of thn Atlantic Co Mi
Line, is st the Wuycroie Hospital every Mon
day. PrivatePaMenu may consult him there
ELLISON’S BERBER 8HOP,
Just Opened.
Id 8outhe*n Hotel building, la place
formerly occupied by hotel offlee.
Thr*. Chairs. Prompt Ser ■*
VOUR PATRONAGE «ri
C. E. DUNN,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
WAYCROSS. OA.
See me for Plans and Estimate*.
J. B. 'STRICKLAND,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
Plane aad Specification! Furalahetf
on All Classes of Work.
Telephone No. 214-B
WAYCROSS, . .