Weekly edition of the Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 190?-1908, February 15, 1908, Image 2

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THE WAYCROSS WEEKLY HERALD THE WEEKLY HERALD TC0 A. P. PERHAM A SON. EEK°ra And Publishers. •Enured at tbe Poet Office it War- crass, Oa., u seoood clue matter.” jCbe Evening Herald le pnbllehsd tatty areolae except Sunder. The Weekly Herald every Saturday. AS Subscriptions are payable la advance. Advertising rate* feaaonable and made known on application. RATES OP SUBSCRIPTION: Pally, One Tear 15.0* ally. Six Uontba ISM Dally. Tbree Uontbe li t* Weekly, One Tear 50 MUCH 8AND IN CHICKEN FEED. Commissioner Tom Hudson ban come to tbe rescue of tbe Georgia chicken, tbe motherly domlnecker and ber son. tbe "preacber'e choice' tbe around that bad feed, and de mands a square deal for tale great Industry. On tbe ground that more than one-fourth of their contents la -sand and that tbe remaining portion tails to come up to tue standard Hied by las pure food and drugs act o. HOC, seven varieties of chicken feed now being sold In Georgia has been ruled out of tbe markets of this state by Commissioner Hudson. The state chemist reported that on analysis be found that tbe amount of sand In tbe feeds ranging from 22.01 to 29.62 per cent of their totgl substance, mean ing fust In every ton bought an In vestment of from 113.25 to 917.75 was belqg made in dirt. He also found them to be lacking In protein and fat far above the standard In fibre. WAYCROSS, QA„ FEB. 15, 1908, Work has begun on the New Brlt- lih batlethlp that la to overmatch the Draaduaught. Sho will be christened ''Colllngwood." Alabama and South Carolina each bave laws prohibiting tbe carrying of pistols less than twenty-four In- ebea long. 4- ■ When a man was summoned at North London police court tor not sending his daughter to school he said she was his twenty first child. A Brunswick Judge has decided that tbe owner of a dog Is not res- ponslble for tbe canine's conduct Neither la a dog responsible for lbs owner's conduct always. The government penalised railways 8882,201 last year for failure to arrivo and depart on schedule lime with the malls. It the forfeiture of this enor mous sum could - not Insure prompt ness It Is not very clear bow the de linquency It to be remedied except by making th schedules slower.— Nashville American, • TILLMAN'S BE8T 8EA80N. Train Collier's Weekly. Senator Tillman has been having a lot of fun with the Yankees the past summer. It was expensive fun for the Yankks; profitable fun for tbe statesman. Senator Ben gathered In about' $30,000 from tbe Chautauqua field and bought a farm or two more In South Carolina. Though It was not bis first season as a lecturer, probably It was his best, for the ef fect of the advortlsllg he gets Is cum ulative. They thought they wore having fun h me. Well, maybe they werp,” said the senator with a chuckle. ''1 made them pay me $250 a night to. telling them some, things about this 'nigger' question they had never heard before. Maybe they didn't like It. Maybe they did. I know they yelled like a lot of rebels. 1 ' headquarters for Good Goods and L6w Prices With one of the largest and best selected stock _ of Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes and Millinery we can andjwill make it to your advantage to do your trading here. Our goods are of the best quality and prices the lowest. Ccme see and be convinced. Yours to Please, HUMPHREYS & WILLIAMSON Leaders if Good Goods and Low Prices We.y cross, • Georgia x Tlam ZZvenue m 'NEW QUARTERS I The value of Importi and exporta at the port of New York during tho calendar year 1907 exceed' ed that of any preceding year. The Importa of merchandise aggregated in value $841,000,000 against $776,000,. 000 during the year 1906. The ex- porta of domestic merchandise aggre gated- 9671.400,000 ngalnst $617,000,. 000 the proceeding year and the for- clgn merchandise exported aggregat ed $11,900,000 ngalnst $13,160,000. Congress Is being slowly approach ed with a proposition to expenj 114,- 000,000 on taking tho next census. It seeme, a rather steep bill lust count the people for the purpose of anportlonclng the vote in congress, hut Inasmuch as this Is only. about 1 g-10 cents n head Tor ten years, we surely cannot object to such a trailing amount for such fascinating Utqrte turd hps tho ( 'cen*us.—.Minneapolis Journal. Tnc advance agent of the new boom of prodporlty, for whom tho people have been looking baa already announced himself In tbo person of Secretary Taft, favorite of President Rooeerelt for bla successor. In his boaty trip throuib Ohio tjio sanguine secretary saw on aty hands—or thought be saw—tbe abundant signs of a revival of Industries. Let us trust be Is rtgbL even if be only con sulted his Imagination In tbe abaenon cl verifying fact** Unfortunately for bla view of actual Indnatrlal condi tions, tbe report of tbe steel trust on tbe aame day of bla roseate predim Heat tells quite a different story.— Philadelphia Record. Sleeping sickness baa Invaded the northern part of Rhodesia. Two no- grove recently died from It at tbe Scotch mission station. M'trentu Nyaee on the Tanganyika Plateau, having contracted It aa It la supposed. In the Congo Free State. Tbe Rho desian Administration Is closing all tbe caravan route* leading to tbe In fteted area, only mall carriers being permltsd to cross tbe frontiers. SHOULD KEEP MUM. The business man who lends away for bla printing or refuses to adver tise In his home paper should keep mum" about the farmers buying goods from catalogue houses or the newspa pers from accepting outside advertis ing. Tho merchant argues he can get ft a little cheaper. So doea the (|nrj*. W4I some one Ipleaae tell us the difference and what will be the result in the end —Quitman Advertiser. THE LOCKER CLUBS ARE BEING WATCHED. Cavnarah. (la., Feb, 8. The Lecher Club* of Savannah are ’being closely watched, It la bolloved by a repre sentative of the Anti-saloon League and It is expected there will be in teresting developments In a short time The Grand Jury may ho called upon (o take some action. -LL 'PHONE 471 WHEN YOU DESIRE WOOD CUT TO LENGTH, AND SAME WILL BE DELIVERED PROMPTLY. MEASUREMENTS GUARANTEED. FOR A LIMITED TIMS WILL DELIVER MIXED WOOD IN THE CITY CUT LENGTH AT 8M0 PER CORD. CHAt. C. HARPER, Manager. WAYCROSS WOOD YARD, ALBANY AVENUE. 1* tf WE ARE NRW IN OUR NEW » HOP AT THE INTERSECTION OP PARALLEL AND BREWEP. STREET 8, IN THE REAR OF TRINITY CHURCH, WHRflE WE HAVE PLE NTY OF ROOM AND PLENTY OF GOOD MATERIAL QN HAND TO D O YOUR WORK QUICKER AND BETTER THAN EVER. ALL WOR K GUARANTEED AND STRICTLY CASH UNLESS OTHERw'lSE AGR LEO BEFORE DOING THE WORK. SIGN PAINTING OF ALL KIND8 D ONE WITH NEATNESS AND DE SPATCH. J. I. Waite & Son Try The Herald Want Column and be Pleased SHIRT IMPORTANCE Increase with th* tdvano* of tool weather. Stlffnoaa la demanded Ins •lead of softness. STARCHED OR UNSTARCHED GOODS are equally well treated and fintahed. We use soap which lucres see the dur ability of fabrics and seta color* In stead of causing them to ran. 3at!e- factory work at satis factory prices MODEL LAUNDRY O. W. STAPLETON. Prapr. “Ring Number * 2 5 T HE foregoing' numbers constitute THE HERALD'S well known 'phone number— 25* Should you want a servant, help of any kind, wish to sell anything, buy anything lost anything, found anything, wish to rent rooms, etc., call 25. Your ad will be taken, and put in THE HERALD'S want column and we will credit you for it if you like. Real Estate •«! Insurance Rents Collected and Taxes Paid lor Non Residents - w. M. REAGLE i LH IfalMtM W. W. SHARPE, Jr* PImo* W. 28 PenJlelen. St. WAYCROSS PRESSING CLUB F. L. PAGE* Pr °P- 25 PENDLETON ST. PLone, 345 Repairing, Steam Cleaning anJ Dy>ing, Reblacking Hits Lc dies’ Work a Specialty Telephone and have Our'Wagon Call Leading Decora ter Vban you wish to bar* the waits of ,oor boas# decorated with th* must Mautlful. artistic, wail paper tami ngs mads In America or Foreign coun tries such as Lelaowall, Latneruata, Wallets, Takas. Silks. Sanltaa, gsnatlles. Leathers, ate.; mouldings ud plat* rails furnished to match an hrnyfny. Frescoing dona In off or water em irs In beautiful designs. I have some of tbe moderate priced papers In stock. I also finish Inter ior wood work to match hmnglagi tad doer covering!. Estimates furnished on work when leslreL I am locatel it present at 15 1-J Wadley atreeL u. Stop that tickling Cough! Shoop'a Cough cure wil surely stop It; and with perfect safety. It la so thoroughly harmless, that Dr. Shoops tells mothers to use nothing else even with very young babies. The wholesome green leaves and tender sterna of a lung healing mountain ous sbrob furnish the curative pro perties to Dr. Shoop'a Cough 'Cure. It calms thu cough, and heals the aenaadre brondbial membranes. No opium, no chloroform, nothing harsh used to Injure or suppress. Demand Dr. Shoop’a take no other. All Ds- elers. Foley’s Orlno Laxative Is a new remedy an Improvement on the laxa tives of former yeara, aa It does not gripe or nauseate and Is pleasant to take. It la guaranteed. All druggists WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS. Everbody desire* rood health, which It Impossible tiniest the kldaey are healthy. Foley’* Kidney Remedy correct* Irregularities and cures all form* of kidney and blader disorders. Take Foley’s Kidney Remedy at once and prevent Bright’** dlseaje and dia betes. All dealers. A 8ENSATION. Tbe marvellous curative properties of Foley’s Honey and Tar has proven a senaa‘.lon in many cases of severe coughs and colds that had refused to yield to other treatment. Foley's Honey and Tar will stop your cough heal the lungs and expel tho cold from your system. Contains no harmful drafts. All druggists. A weak stomach means weak stom ach nerves, always. And this Is al- true of the Heart and Kidneys. It’s a pity that sick ones continue to drug tho stomach or stimulate the Heart or Kidneys. The weak nerves, not tho organs, not tho organa themselves need this help. This explains why Dr. Shoop’a Restorative has, and Is promptly helping so many sick ones. It goes direct to the cause of these diseases. Test this vital truth, and see. All dealers. Trade Marks Designs Copyrights Aa Anyone soniUpS ft akoteh udd—crtptiqn may B Mekly ascertain onr opinion froe whether «n aofuetrioti* oooMeiu £lT$ 885^ on PiSScS *|£i4m£ UkSo Kroulhuoi'i'i’MX*iV• tptHal notice without cl at* o. in this Scientific American. A handsomely tllortmUd weekly. Tamrtcfr- I enUtton of My edeoUflgtowniL Teri&trftJ Kodol For Indigestion Onr Guarantee Conpon JigestsWhatYouEat And Hsitss Its Stomach Sweet B.C.D*W1TT* CO., Chicago, m. REDDING & CO. FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE WILL CURE YOU of any case of Kidnoy or Bladder disease that is not beyond the reach of medi cine. Take it at once. Do not risk having Bright’s Dis ease or Diabetes. There is nothing gained by delay. 50c. and $1.00 Bottles. RtrtlSI SUBSTITUTES. CENTRAL PHARMACY. UNION PHARMACY. It will be unnecessary to so through n painful, axpanala operation for Pile* If you nta Man Zaa Pat np la acl- i tab* with nose)*, ready -to apply Far any form of FUs, priaa 10* Sold by Ckarokea Pharmacy ea Laxative Cough Byrap tar soughs, coMa croup and- whoop tag sough grow* In taunr EtUy UsStarv should keep It on bend tor children It Is prompt rellet to croup. It l» ttly laxative, riving tbe poison end blsgm from tbe system. U give* Us edlete relief. Biaruteed. Soil by •• Oterskee Pharmacy I • - I After Once Tasting no one wants an old-fash ioned cod liver oil prepara tion or emulsion, becauso Vinol is a much better body builder and strength creator forold people,weak children, and for coughs, colds, bron chitis, etc. If it does no good w« will return your money. THE SEALS PHARMACY. MI8TAKE CORRECTED. Correct tbe mistake of riaklny pneu monla by neglecting a cough or cold when Foley's Honey and Tar will not only stop your cough but expel the cold from your eystem. Foloy’a Honey and Tar contains no opiates I and Is the best and aefest throat and I lung remedy. ADI druggists. Grippe Is sweeping tbe country. Stop It with prventlps, before It gets deeply seated ,To obeek early colds with these little Candy Cold Cur* Tablets I* surely sensible and safe. Prerendos contain no quinine, no laxative, nothing harsh or slsktalng. Pneumonia would never appear It early oolda war* promptly broke*. Also good tor tOTarlsb chlldreu-Large box, 49 tablets, 81 coots. Vast pock et boxes 5 oenta. Sold by all deal ers. THE JUMPING OFF PLACE. "Consulptloa bad m* 1 nits graspi ud I bad almost reached th* Jump ing off plies whew.' I wu advised to try Dr. Slag's New Dtaeovary; and I wuc to say right now. It saved my Ilf*. Improvement' began with tbs trot botle, ud attar taking oaa dozen bottles I was a well ud happy i again,” says Georg* Moor*. Grinwalud, N. C. Al a remedy tor ought ud oolda ud healer of weak, tor* langa ud for pr*T*aUag pass* mala New Discovery la saprama. >c and $1.00 at AH druggists. Trial bottl* free. a s > 8f DAuul 9URES TH410UCH THrC', Dices poises Bor.fi Pabt. itf;'!- !ng,S?alj$k!n, | PlBpies, Jh d Sores, Ssftar- aling S’A’fi!!- sase'ejuta* | Q rr S gpj jlj Blood Humors. Ihliwktlft worst4 Remedy's Laxative Cough Syrap acta gently but promptly on tbs bow els. it stop* dl* cough by soothing th* throat and lung Irritation. Soldi by Redding ud Co.