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THE WAYCROSS WEEKLY HERALD
NOT RECOGNIZED
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GEORGIAN NO LONGER RECEIVED
BY SMITH'S MANAGER8.
Atlanta, Ga., May 26.—Gov. Smith**
headquarters today severed oTplomat*
lc relations with the Atlanta Georgian
and a reporter for that paper who
called, was Informed by Marlon Smith,
the Governor's son, that Smith head
quarters wished to have no fuFtber
communication with the Georgian un
der the present circumstances. He
said If the Georgian would come oht
squarely for Joe lirown, where It be-
would bo
on the same
longed. Smith headquarte
glad to furnish it
basis with other papers. -
There was little news around eith
er of the headquarters today. Gov.
Smith and the other campaign speak-
era for Iwith sides are on the road
shelling the woods.
At Joe lirown headquarters, there
seems to he a feeling of satisfaction
with the situation and the force is
busy getting out a new lot of litera
ture for the last week of the
FRiENDlY BOUT
WITH WARSHIPS
TESTS DEMONSTRATED POWER
OF MODERN 8HIP8.
Fort Monroe, May 27.—In view of
many prominent naval officers and
my ordnance and artillery chiefs, the
monitor Arkansas this morning attack
ed her sister ship, Florida, in a friend-,
ly conflict, firing at her turret artd new
military mast with twelve and four
teen inch projectiles, loaded with high
explosives.
to first shot hit the turret to the
left side, smashing in its (ace. It was
. ht that considerable dam-
ag« was done to the vessel,, though;
HAD CATARRH THIRTY YEARS. |S0,000 MAJORITY
TOR PROHIBITION.
ENGINEER OF MARIETTA
WRITE8 OF MR. BROWN.
The folowlng letter, wMch we are
kindly allowed to reproduce, was re
ceived by a prominent citizen of Way-
cross today. It speaks for Itself:
Marietta, Ga., May 25, 1908.
My dear Mr. .
Tour letter inquiring about Joe
Brown received, the people here think
he !■ capable and worthy In every re
spect. He Is a citizen of this place,
and with the exception of a few who
can give no satisfactory reason for op
posing him, the people of not only Mari
etta, but all of Cobb county are re
joicing over the bright prospect of
electing such a man for Governor.
The slander manufactured against
Joe Brown by the head and several
falls of the present state admlnlstra-
. Hen have no weight here, and we trust
f!<t* the good people throughout Geor
gia will not be Influenced by such ut
terly false statements.
Joe Brown already has a decided'ma-
later Investigations showed It was
materially Injured. The tests demon
strated the power of modern naval ord
nance and modern battleship con
struction.
Throughout the test the aim was re
markably accurate, the first shot hit
ting the mark and the ?econd shot 12
inches high. Tue explosive shell
struck true and exploded with terrific
force, fragments sweeping the entire
forward deck.
Tho concussion of shots on the Ar
kansas was terrific and every person
had to go under the armored deck for
protection from the fragments.
The way to keep hen* out of a gar
den Is to shoo them out every time
they come in to scratch up the tomato
and other plants. Stay in the garden
during the day and 'when a ben files
up on the fence shoo her before she
climbs down into the cucumber bed
It Isn't necessary to stay In the garden
all night as hens go home to sleep,
hen can’t sleep comfortably In
strange bed.
PETITION FOR CHARTER.
STATE OF GEORGIA;—* OUNTY O
WARE.
To the Superior Court at Said costfcj
The Petition of J. H. McDavts,
M. Jackson, W. L. Da via. a. C. Jonea
C. B. Barnes, and J. M. .he Davie r*s
pectfully shows:—
1st That they desire lo- tbemselr •
lUletfb, N. (?., May 27. At noon to- ^ „
day 92 out of 98 eount.es give Probl-’ b „ ome tacorporateJ P*
bltlon . rising majority of 49,000. The ^ nflme of , te „ Gram
mlaslng countie, are likely to swell j UnUed 0rder of , r ' Kadejlh
2nd. That the term (v which po
tltionerg ask to be
92 OUT OF 98 COUNTIE8 PILE UP
VOTES.
the majority to 50,000.
It Is.George W. Barnes For Ordinary.'
lncor; orated
twenty years, with the jrivilege o
j At' the request of some of Mr. Geo. i renewal at the expirati
' \V. IJarnes friends, the Herald leslres | t j me>
<9 stole that It is Mr. George \V. 3rd . There sllaI1 be n0 c . pjta| , toc
• Barnes, who has been an engineer on 0 f sa i d corporation, the s ue not be
1 the Atlantic Coast Line railroad for j | ng one f or gu i„ an j 0[ pet ,
thirty years who Is a candidate for or- j tloners, but being wholly a benevo!
dlnary. Don’t mix him with anybody ent organization.
• else. It is George Barnes, the engl- j 4th. The Object and
! r.eer, who wants you to vote for him j the .proposed corporatior
for ordinary.
! PROMINENT LAWYER
WAS KILLED IN TEXAS.
Fort Worth, Tex., May 27.—William
C. McConnell, formerly a member of
the legfslatura and cne of Senator
Bailey’s foremost leaders, was shot
and killed yesterday at Mineral Wells
by Jeffers Pierson. McConnell was
counsel for Mrs. Pierson In her suit
for divorce.
• lish subordinate lodges .
j ary order for the benefi*.
It has been noticed recently by Mr.
Smith’s friends ns well as others that
his features have become care-worn
and that he is more fractious and over
bearing than ever. Truly, the way of
the trunsgresaor is hard.
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If the people of Georgia re-eleot
Smith they place themselves absolu
tely under the domination of the Smith
Jorlty In all the counties from Fulton j clique in poMtic||. They surrender
to Fannlu and we have reson to be
lieve he Is going to sweep the state,
Youra very truly.
T. A. ABER,
Civil Englaecr.
their dearest rights, the right of rep
resentation, they turn over to Smith
and his few friends the dictation of
Georgia’s attitude on every question,
state and national. They become Smith
bondsmen, nothing else.
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AT ACTUAL COST.
185.00 BarncavlUe Buggies for (85.00.
(76.00 North Carotin* Buggies tor
(57.50.
(85.00 Lynchburg Buggies for (50.00.
(40.00 One Horse Wtgons for (30.00.
(((0.00 Two Horse Wegons for (50.00.
(66.00 Two Hone Wtgons for (46.00.
American Wire Fencing 1(41 tor' 33
per rod.
24-loch Well Curbing Pipe tor (1.00
per foot
We here large stock of Harness.
Wo are selling our entire stock at
actual cost, except Wire Fenclog and
8ewer Pipe, which we are selling at a
email proflt. .
J. A. Jones Buggy Cb.
Waycross, Ga.
OTHER REMARKABLE CURES.
Mr. Jacob L» Davis, Galena, Stone county, Mo., writes: “I have been In bad
health for thirty-seven years, and after taking twelve bottles of yonr Pernna I
am cored,** Mr. A. E. Kidd, well-known architect, M77 Jefferson Are., Chicago,
Ill., writes: “I have had tfatarrh over half of my life. I tried nearly every catarrh
remedy sdYertlred^ beside a great many physicians* treatments, all of which
failed. I had heard and read of Parana and decided to try it. I have taken seven
bottles of It and weigh 17J pounds.”
A SINCERE RECOMMENDATION.
Mr. D. O. Prosser, R. F. D. No. 2, Shelby, Oeeana Co., Mich.Jwrltes: “Two years
ago 1 was badly afflicted with catarrh of the stomach. I had had a ran of typhoid
lever, was very depleted. 1 conld find nothing I could eat without causing dis
tress and sour stomach. Finally I came to the oonclualon that I had catarrh of
the stomach and seeing Pernna advertised, began to take it. It helped me soon*
and after taking three or four bottles I was entirely -cured of stomach trouble
and can now eat anything.’*
STANDARD BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE
Mr.'Wilkie Smith has accepted the
agency for the great American Home
Educator, the "Standard ^ook of
Knowledge" and is now soliciting or
ders for same. The book is one of the
most valuable tpr home use ever pub
lished. Upon receipt of a postal card
Mr. Smith will be glad to show a
sample of the book to any person In
terested. 27 6t
purpose
»s to stab
a beneflci
•"} its mem
to have a
government
: ritui'istle
•’ling cf its
i ke p’ovls-
CHINAMEN 8UPP08ED
TO HAVE 8UFF0CATI0N.
New York, May 27.—The following
telegram sent.to a Chinaman in ElPa-
so, Texas, is believed to Indicate that
twelve Chinamen, who were smuggled
over the Mexican frontier and ahlpped
to New York two weeks ago, arrived
here dead from suffocation:
"New York. Twelve boxes receiv
ed all right but all quin.
Signed,
Quong Dong Pue Nu.”
The word "quin” Is said to signify
"dead.” Immigration Inspectors are
working on the case here and at
Paso.
RETIRED REAR ADMIRAL -
DIED AFTER OPERATION.
Philadelphia, May 27.—Rear Admir
al Crownlngsrleld, aged 65, died at the
Episcopal Hospital today of arterial
rchlerosls, acentuated by an operation
which had just been performed.
His death was not altogether unex
pected as be had been ill for man:
weeks. The admiral served In the
Spanlsh-Amerlcan war as Chief or Na
vigation. He retired from active ser
vice In 1903.
It Is prosperity or Hoke Smith. You
have paid your mcney. Take your
It is better to be beaten outright and
at once than to be skeered to death for
three months and then teaten. Ain’t
It Mr. Smith.
We thank Mr. Smith for the popular
vote plan for we think it wi:i aid the
;eoj !c cf Georgia to get rid of him and
f the popular vote plan in the future
i!so.
A movement Is cn fo'ot for a meeting
in a few days, of all cantaloupe growera
of South Georgia, to secure facilities
for this year’s crop marketing. This
is to prevent the northern and eastern
markets from being flooded. Toe acre
age in this section is larger than was
at first realized.
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hem and their uencflcla
representative form o
and a lodve system, t
form orVorit for the
subordinate bodies, to
Ions for tile payment ot benefits In
case of death, sickness, mpora-y or
permanent disability, e!Gu
suit of disease, accident u old age;
to accumulate, maintain, apply od dis
burse among its membership a reserve
emergency or other fund’, as may be
provided for in the Con.t'luilon and
by laws; and to do any . rd all other
acts in connection with the establish
ment of a fraternal beneflclary order
not in conflict with the laws of this
state; to make a constitution, by laws;
rules and regulations consistent with,
the existing laws of the state, for th-
government ot all under Us authority
for the management of In properties'
and the due and orderly conduct of it;
affairs.
5th. The domicile of said purpose*
corporation shall bo in Waycross, Wars
County, Georgia, with the prl?lln*|
of establishing subordinate rf*® 1
throughout the state. '***
6th. Petitioners for themselves
their associates, successors tad as
sltns desire the right to ov.a and sell
real or personal property; >o take and:
receive security by mortgage; to have
and use a common Beal, sue and be
sued, plead and Implead, and generally
do and perform all such other matters,
and things not hereinbefore enumer
ated at are or may be Incident to the.
establishment of fraternal beneficiary-
orders.
WHEREFORE, petitioner, prey tc.
be made a badly corporate under th-
name end style aforesaid, entitled t<
the rights, privileges,, and immunities •
and subject to the liabilities fixed by
the law.
This April, 10th, 1908.
Crawley A Crawley,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
I, E. J. Rerry do hereby certify that;
the above and foregoing L a true copy
of the original as ot file In my office..
This April, Utb. 1908.
K. J. Berry, i
Clerk. S. C., W. C- Ga
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GEORGIA—WARE COUNTY. ;
To ell whom it may concern:
Ino, T. Myers havlug, In proper
form, applied to me for permanent
Letters of Administration on the
estate of J. M. Stiger, late ot said
county, this Is to cite all and singular
the creditor! and next of kin of J.
X. Stiger, to be and appear at my office
within the time allowed by taw, and
show cause, If any they can, why per
manent administration should not be
granted to Jno. T. Myers on J.
Sugar’s estate.
Witness, my -hand and official
nature, this 7th day of May, 1908. T"
WARREN LOTT,
Ordlnaf?.
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DAVID AND GOLIATH UP TO DATE.
TORNADO WIPED OUT
FAMILY OF FOUR.
Wichita, Kan., May 27.—A tornado
half a mile wide struck Alva; Oklaho
ma teday, wiping out an enUre family
ot four persons and Injuring many
others.- The dead are Peter Rady,
hie wife and four children. Many
farm houses were destroyed and crops
rained.
