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A. P. PERHAM A SON.
Edlt«ra And Publlehara.
•Entered tt til* Pont Offlce »t Way-
amm. On, second class matter."
'An Evenlag Iftrald 1* published
■wry erasing except Sun4»r. Tlin
Weekly Herald every Saturday.
THE MEASLES MONTH.
From the Philadelphia Bulletin.
"I must lay in as extra stock of
measles remedies,” said * doctor.
"There la a run on measles that will
continue till February, and If I don't
take care by supply of measles druis
will be exbauatej.
'•Ju-t as merchants hare at certain
sea tom runa on certain article*—over
AS Subacrlptlon* are payable In ^ |n ^ baU||g( „
■Stance.
1 the summer, and so on—so we doctors
Adtortltlnf rates rrammable ^ juJt wU „ dlMaM , iIch nontlI
known on application.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Rally. One Tear W-0*
may. Six Months H-M
Bally, Three Months .....11.25
Weekly, One Tear 50
will brim forth.
"We prepare for dlptberla' In
last three months of the year. Whoop-
Ina cough Is at Its msxlmum in April,
Hay fever has a long run In the aut
umn. So, too. have scarlet fever
and typhoid fever. Dyspepsia, men
logltls, cholera morbus, malaria—all
have tbclr special months."
WAVCROSS, GA„ FEB. 1, 1000.
The railroad rate In Ueorgl a Is to
V a M cents. It Is statej that this
mailer Is no longer In doubt.
4.
Weycrons la gradually pulling her-
esK together and all her machinery
will soon be running on full time.
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NEWSPAPERS AND RAILROADS
WILL CONTINUE EXCHANGE.
.Newspaper publishers over the state
particularly the country weeklies and
semi-weeklies, have been much exer
cised over what construction to
place on the railroad commission’s fr-
der prohibiting the Issuance of free
passes ^d franks. ■
Not a few editors of these papers
have callej at the offlee of the com
mission to And out whether it would
Thu day of tacked down rug. and b » ,or ‘ bem c0!, *' nue
waipou I. gone; nothing now lacked “ ndy.rtUIn, for transfer-
lawn but ths mortgage.
tstlon, as they have long been aceut-
tonied to d°- Many of them were un
der the fear that this method of get-
Those who would be wise will Ukc
•W, a grain of salt a good many of tln * trln, ‘ wr . t,llon wouU ba cut oS '
and knowing that they could hardly
ffw things .aid t.
law jut ™.
1 •• (.(.curing In pel-
■ Charley Edwnrdn In not elected to
wmcoeil himself In congress, he will
hut set n pace for the man who fob
■ana him, hard to keep In toneh with.
-*
expect to get aa much out of the rail
road* In tha shape of cash, aa a rule,
they were naturally not a little per
turbed.
The commission has relieved the
minds of atl those who have applied
to It for Information on this point,
Great Reduction.
Tor Next Thirty Days
A big reduction on all goods in our store
will be made for the next thirty days. A
splendid line of Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods and
Millinery to go at low prices.
Great "Bargains in Millinery
And an up-to-date line to select from. Come
here for bargains.
- Yours for low prices and good goods .
HUMPHREYS &
WILIALMSON
Wfk.y cross, - Georgia
Elam CZvenue
The Montgomery Advertiser would bowe ” r bJr UUn « ,h ' B °" Uoa *“
the newspaper* may exchange adver
tising for transportation, provided It
does so upon n cash basis. In other
wordt the newspapers must sst oS
the advertising .( Its regular rates
to other patrons, against the trans
portation used at the regular rates
charged the public by the railroads,
and If this la dona tbs commissions
ruts will not be violated.
The swapping of advertising tor
transportation Is likely therefore to
continue for sometime to come.
Mbs to know wbat the Oeorgtane will
Ra with theelr mint crop next spring
■■A summer. The indications point
woo conclusively to the fact that the
anit will waste lie pungency upon the
Assert Ukc Mr.
*
Ooorgla Cltlien—"Cunnel Bluocork
aua whan the. South went ‘dry'
Mat his breath away.”’ Alabama
EEtasn—'"Jt did, sub; and Cunnel
EMnsorh has been priding hlmstlf on
Mat breath for the put ewonty
wars.''—-Judge.
*
Hoke Smith and Ouyla Me-
don't know about railroading
maafj Ell a volume of Inspiring mag-
MtsJc. What they do know ftbout
■ttoadlng would not Ml a decent
Mhed brochure.—IVltlachoochee Sun.
+
Shopkeepers at Newport, where the
Auhlsnables congregate In the sura-
wwn aro much worried over their la-
seat) to collect grocery bills from
■a rich, some (50,000 being on their
LEE A WIZARD,
in (pits of the Inclement weather
a Inf go crowd aga?n wltnessej Trof.
Lee'a wonderful performance at the
Oailey Theatre laat niff he. An entire
ly new and diversified program was
given and t'ae audience was even
more enthusiastic than on Monday
night.
One of the most laughable scenes
of the evening was that In which Prof.
Lew* placed a number of his subjects
under the hypnotic Influence and sent
them through the audience in search
R. J. ANTHONY
HARDWARE COMPANY
98 PLANT AVENUE
GENERAL HARDWARE
Sash, Doors. Blind,. Paints. Oils. Clio. Crockery.Vic.
Ca lead ol Cooloni Slave, on baud al low prices. Large bie of
SHOT GUNS, RIFLES and AMMUNITION*
At prim dal will pltass everybody'
B. J.-Anthony
COMPANY
£
m NEW QUARTERS
mU TO be au.pec.ed of beta, poo, 0( The ipecUc - # ,
nun that payment, must be prompt. I uunlber of fl „, irow .,- nlen wMltlng
I
I up and down the aisles crying for
feptfrtntendent Taylor of the coun* I u®|p "mamas" was ludicrous In the*
%tfc«tn gang, this morning drilled I extreme.
I of aeven cuvlcts to » b»ac!t I Another Instance was when Prof,
shnp and had shackles put on I i_.ee made a number of men Imagine
Five of the men were Hack I may were barkers for a side iho*.
I the other two were white, all of I rheir work in this number simply
i having beet\ convicted in the j convulsed the spectators with Uugh-
court tills week.—'Valdosta
At the end of the performance las:
wight Mr. Hsrold Burnett was' placed
n a hypnotic sleep and carried to the
Yp (u Bibb county. Alabama,
ether day tho sheriff arrested | wtadow cf the Br|n,on nruff 8tore -
All last night he was watched by a
ommittee of citizens.
Tonight during the performance he
III bo awakened on the stage.
;'edal program has been arranged
trespasers who were hunt in?
watmrl license. The day he had them
k* euatody was a wet cue. tad th
WWW (L-.im that they were Injured by
— rwsather and have each brought
against the sherira bondsmen J,,d M doubl * larie crowd win •"»«
WE ARE NBW IN OUR NEW SHOP AT THE INTERSECTION OF
PARALLEL AND BREWER STREETS. IN THE REAR OP TRINITY
CHURCH, WHERE WE HAVE PLENTY OP 1 ROOM AND PLENTY OP
GOOD MATERIAL ON HANO TO DO YOUR WORK QUICKER AND
SPATCH. K OUARANTEEO AND STRICTLY
BETTER THAN EVER. ALL WORCED BEFORE DOING THE WORK.
SION PAINTING OF ALL KINDS DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DE-
CASH UNLESS OTHERWISE AQR
J. I. Waite & Son
'Real Estate
Insurance
- ;W. M, REAGLE
THE
Leading Decorate r
Rents Collected
and Taxes Paid
for Non Residents
W.W. SHARPE, Jr*
Pima 317. 28 PcnJlalan, SL
I Whan you wish to have Cm walla at
| you house decorated with the moss
| beautiful, artistic, wall paper banj-
Inga made la America or Foreign coun-
tries such aa Le loo wall, Lelnerusta,
Wallets, Takas. Silks, Sanltaa,
Sans tiles. Leathers, ate.; mouldings
and plats rails furnished to match as
Waycroes Pressing
Club,
S PENDLETON STREET.
Phone 345.
Cleaning,
Repairing,
Dyeing,
ReblooMng Hals.
Ladles Voik a Specialty.
Tdcphoaa ani Hire
oar Wagon GeIL
The finest Coffee Substitute ever
made, has recently been produced by
Ur Slioop, nt Racine, Wl*. Yon don't
have to boll It twenty or thirty mil-
ute*. -Made In a minute" eays the doc
•-p “lt«alth Coffee" le rsahy the clos
est Coffe Imitation ever yet produced
Not a gram of rcM CoffeeOwphesnxci
Health Coffee Imitation la mad* from
pure toasted cereals or grMns. with
malt, nuts, etc. Really-It ^Bld too.
an expert—were be to ullRowingly
drink it for Coffee. Sold by.
THE WAVCROSS CRO. CO.
1m THE MUTUAL GROCERY CO.
Frescoing don* In oil or water co.-
ora la beautiful designs.
I have some of the moderate priced
papen la stock. I Mao finish Inter
ior wood work to match hangings and
floor coverings.
Estimates furnished oi work when
dealraL I am locatel at present at
25 1-2 Wadley street. u
DaWUt's Little Early Risers ore
..e heat pills known. Sold by
Redding A Co.
A CURE FOR MISERY.
“I hare found a care for the misery
malaria poison produces," says R. M.
James, of Lonelleo, S. C. "It’s called
electric fitters and comes In 50 cent
bottles. It breeka up a case of chills
or a billions attack In almost no time;
and It puts yellow Jaundice clean out
of contusion.” This great toxic med
icine and blood purifier gives quick
relief la all stomach, liver and kid
ney complaints and tin misery ol
lame back. Sold nndar guarantee »t
all drug store*.
'■TO KEEP WELL
Tb* whole year through,” writes L.
Bartlett, of Rural Route, 1 Gnilford
Me., I and my family use Dr. King’s
New Life Pills. They have proven
noat satisfactory to all ct us.” They
one the system and cure blllousaess,
malaria and constipation. Guaran
eed at all druggists 25c.
KodoIFor
Indigestion
Our Guarantee Conoon
Digests WhatYonEat
Aad Hakes the Slouch Sweat
«. a Do WITT * CO., Ckfmmm. to,
REODINO A CO.
REVIVO
RESTORES VITALin
THE HERALD
FOR JOB PRINTING
B Sour of the Borld
■ RAW personal damage-., because I
t officer did not tnrnUh them with
"wonder worker."
r addition to overcoats the sheriff I
Chip, has appointed delebates tor
he first time lu her history, to rep?
have furtahed each one of thi I r '’“‘ h * r “ lhe n,u
with a good stiff cock. I : ‘ 1 *« T * ph conf,r * n r‘-
— • " i|*
Smith, McLendon A Co., advised
he railroad magnates that all money
-araed by the railroad* In Georgia,
culd be deposited In Georgia banks
Axbnta Is trying lo get the Missis-
■bed rivet connected with the Atlan
Mr oman by a canal running thtenib
WWMi. And It woul be but natural I jntll needed for immediate use. only
W> eee the crowd wjw have been trying I to discover that the plaas bad >°*X
■» dWtroy tb# railroad* Used up to I ►*« In practice before they thought
■mewhehlad the foot scheme. * about IL
Whll© Sitting Tn Your Easy
Chair In Your O^vn Parlor
CURED OF LUNG TROUBLE
It is novr eleven years since I fcad
a narrow escape from consumption,"
rites C. O. Floyd a leading business
man of Kershaw, S. C. "I had run
down In weight to 135 pounds, and
•ughlng was constant, both by day
and by night. Finally I- began taking
Dr. King’s New Discovery, and con*
:lnued this for about four months
ero entirely gone and 1 restored
o my normal weight, 170 pounds.’’
housands of persons are healed eve
ry year. Guaranteed at all Druggists
Wc and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Mads i
Wall Mas
of Mas”
THE 1
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REVIVO ZUmOIOT
I*reduces fine remnlto laa 30 days* it sets I
powerfully sad quickly. Cures when others fjtiL
Youbs men can regain their loot m.Hhrwwi V^ I
■■tbcir mm
old men m»jr recover their youthful vtsor u
na!n« UKVIYO. it quickly »Sd quietly i3P
mores Nerrouencsf, XeOet VluUty. Seiual
Weakness such ss Lost Power, Failing Memory.
Wasting Dlseaaee, and effects of sei?*ahu»e or
excess and indiscretion, which unfits one for
study, business or marrlkse. it not only eurS
by starting st the scat ofdlrease. hut is a great
a Higher health level.
”1 have reaches a higher health
level since I began using Dr. King's
.Yew Life Pills,” writes Jacob Sprin
ger, of West Franklin, Maine. “ They
keep my stomach, liver tnJ bowels
working Just right.” It these pills ffls-
ippoint you oa trial, money will be
refunded t All Druggists for 25c.
BEAUTIFUL STEREOSCOPE AND YIEW FBEB
VITA EYERY FIVE DOLLAR GASH PDBGHASE
"Xh
s Merchant. Telephone us yonr addrves.
The Miles Grocery
31 Walter Strett
Phone 280
IT DOE8 THE BUSINESS.
Mr. E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton.
Maine, says of Bucklen's Arnica Salve
‘It does the business; I have used R
for piles and It cured them. Used It
for chapped bands and It cured them
Applied It to aa old sore It healed It
without leaving a star behlad.’' 25c.
tt All Druggists.
Try The Herald
Want Column
and be Pleased
we give relief to the atmach promptly
st the first signs of trouble. Take
(omethlng once In a while; expect-
ll>‘ after meals: something like KO-
DOL For Dyspepsia and Indigested,
t will enable your stomach to do It*
work properly. Sold by
Redding A Co.
IgalhfiE#® or i"*7o*r
The finest Coffee Substitute ever
made, baa receutly been produced by
Dr. Shoop of Racine, WIs. You lon'i
lave to boll tt twenty or thirty mtn-
ntes. "Mndy in a minute” say* the
doctor. “Health Coffee" la really the
-losets Coffee Imitation ever yet pro
duced. Not a grain of real Coffee lo
t either. Health Coffee Imitation Is
made from pure toasted cereals or
grains, with malt, nuts. etc. Really
tt would fool an expert—were he to
unknowingly drink It for Cogee-
Sold by
* MUTUAL GROCERY CO.
HOW TO AVOID APPENDICITIS.
Moat victims of appendicitis are
loss who are habitually constipated.
hley’s Oriso Laxative corse chronic
■onitlpation by stlmnlatiag the Uver
ind bowels and restores the natural
vctlon of the bowels. Potty'* Ortno
Laxative doe* not nauseate or gripe
Uff le mild and pleasant t take. Re
fute substitutes.
Central Pharmacy A Union Pharmacy.
IMPLE REMEDY FOR LA GRIPPE
La grippe coughs are dangerous as
they frequently develop Into pneumon
la. Foley's Honey and Tar not only
stops the cough but heMs and strength
ens the hints do that.no serious re
sults need be feared. The genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar coatMnt no
harmful drug* and is in a yellow
package. Re fuse huhetltute*.
Union and Central Pharmacy
1AE3LES far Dm Kifcay*
*0 D# WIMATMIHT FO» IMS*
set lAxatlre Cough Syrup for
coofha. colds croup and whooping
couth grows la facor daily Mother,
should keep It on hand Cor children
It it prompt relief to cronp U
stly laxative, d.lrtng the poison and
hlegm -from the artless. It gives ftn-
edtat* raUet. Omotived. SoB by