Waycross weekly herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 1908-19??, July 18, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextI THE WAYCROSS WEEKLY HERALD FORMING A TAFT. i • CLUB IN SAVANNAH. Savannah, Ga. f July 14.—Prepara tions are now under way for the for- station of a Taft Club In Savannah. It la expected that CapL Henry Blun, Jr., the Postmaster will have some thins to do with the organisation al- tht i • rere wljl be many democratic members of It There are some peo ple so rash aa'to claim that Taft will carry the county. HOYLE. From the Glascow Times. Hoyle was not really the Inventor of whist, although often slateed to be, but be was the first who Introduced aclentlfilc whist to tbe public. A rec ent authority says that very little Is known of Hoyle's personal history except that he was a barrister by pro fession and held the poet of register of the prerogative In Ireland. He was born in 1«7«. and died In Cavlndish Square In 17«7 at the advanced age of 97 years. He was to reoelve the sum 1000 pounds from bis publishers tor bis treatise on whist, which ran through five editions In one year was extensively pirated. Hoyle ntiJ to have given lessons In whist at a guinea a lesson. One of ala great points was the calculation of proba bilities at various stages of tbe rub bar. This at first was deemed so Im portant In guiding plays that a famous mathematician used to frequent the coffee bouses (the old substitute for the moderate clubs) and give bis opin ion on the state of the odds at any stage In a game of whist, In return for a small fee from the players. “UNCLE REMUS." Joel Chandler Harris, "Uncle Rem us," Is doad, and all over this country big people and little people will grieve sincerely at his taking off. There wa* never another just like him in all our history, and there will never be any one else who can exactly take his place. He waa a most charming man, modest as a woman ami shy ai the little creatures of the fields am woods, who lived In his sweet fancy He left no enemies behind him here, but u world full of friends, and when the news of Ills departure Is "norated around" among the citizens of the animal kingdom all about us and Into which none of us can enter, "Ilrer Rabbit." and "Ilrer Bear" and "Brer Pox" ar.d the rest of their neighbors will get together and talk among themselves about how sorry they are that their best friend has been called away ftom this world In which they are not understood, and tho "Little Boy" In every community will shed bitter, but unavailing tears that "Un- Remus" jaa paused through the veil Into tbe undlscovyed country THE SPIRIT OF THE OLD- TIME DEMOCRACY. from which he will never more return, Alas! Alas HIS SOLICITUDE. •is It a fact that your mother In law threw herself out of the third story window and you did nothing to restrain her " "Excuse me, 1 went to the first story to catch her but she had already PMaed."—Dlavolo Rosa. Pain will depart In exactly 20 min- utea If one of Dr 8‘noop‘a Pink Pain Tablets la taken. Pain anywhere. Remember- Pain always means con gestion, blood pressure—nothing else. Headache Is blood pressue; tothache Is blood preaaure on the vensatlve' ner ve. Dr. Shoop's Headache Tablets— also called Pink Pain Tablets—qulcltty and safely coax this blood pressure away from pain centers. Painful peri ods with women got Instant relief. 20 Tablets 25c. Sold by all dealers. A REVELATION. It Is a revelation to the people, ne severe cases of lung trouLel that have been cure by Foley's Honey St Tar. U not only stops the cough but heals nnd strengthens the lungs. L. M. Buggies.. Ressnorr, lows, writes: "The doctors said I had consumption, and I got no better until 1 took Fol ey's Honey St Tar. It stopped the hemmorrhages and pain In my lunge and they are now as sound as a bul let" Union and Central Pharmacy. Convention fights over and the can didates agreed upon, all democracy has a common enemy. The spirit of the old time democracy begins shine out handsomely; and tbe ex amples set by those leaders who until last week were Mr. Bryan’s oppon ents for the nomination are good to follow. Judge Gray has wired Mr. Bryan; "Accept my hearty congrat ulations," and governor John son wires: "Please accept my con gratulations on your nomination and the splendid victory It implies. You will have no more earnest supporter than I, and I hope to be permitted to contribute to your success, and to that of the party." Tammany, through Its spokesman says: There can be no doubt but that the candidates nominat ed were the first choice of a large majority of the delegatee, and fhat the platform adopted Is a declaration of the principles which the delegates heartily endorse. To both platform and ticket the democracy of New York will give a sincere, united, and 1 be lieve, most effective support." On top of all tbis Mr. Bryan and Senator Daniels, of Virginia, have burled the hatchet. Herman Rldder, the New York editor who visited Mr. Bryan and requested him to withdrew from the, race, haa wired the nominee, that he, Rldder, will wor.i for the tick et. And Judge Parker promises his loyal support All together! That’s the Idea. The Denver Convention was per- haps the most harmonious tbe demo cratic party haa ever held; and while there are many who opposed the nom ination of Mr. Bryan, there would have been opposition to any other andldate, no matter who he might *iave been. But Mr. Bryan Is some- nlng more than Mr. Bryan now; he Is the democratic nominee, and It be hooves all good, true democrats to fall luto line and pull together for Ictory next November. The expres- alons quoted above have the ring of victory, and they dispute the things that have always been said about the democrat#—that they could not unite •in any one man or any 'one thing.— Uolitnibtis Enquirer-Sun. MJJ.X SOPHIA. KTITlESEIi HEALTH VERY POOR-. RESTORED BY PE-RU-NA. Catarrh Twenty-five Years- Had a Bad Cough. *f*M Sophia Ktttleeen, Emtiou, Ill* wrttea: "I bare been troubled with Mtarrh for neatly tweniy-flve years and have tried many cures for It, bat obtained very little help. “Then my brother advised me to try Parana, and I did. “My health wsa very poor at the time ►I began taking Parana. My throat was try tore and I bad a bad ooogh. •'Parutmbaacuradma. tbaabrook: catarrh /s gene sod my beakh la vary MOVEMENT TO RAISE THE 8TANDARD OF DAIRIES. Washington, July 15.—A movement intended to raise the standard of dair ies throughout the coutry has been stated by tbe department of the Bu reau of Animal Industry of the Der partaent of Agriculture. By a series of questions put to householders throughout the country, the bureau seeks to direct the attention of the consumer to. tbe character and nature of the supply, the belief evidently be ing that this scrutiny will result in greater cleanliness and purer milk. While it Is obliviously the thought to stipulate the consumption of *mllk, It Is as well tbe purpose to prevent impure milk from reaching the con sumer. • ANNUAL EXPENSES BECOMING BURDENSOME. New York, July 16.—Wholesale houses find that their annual expen ses for excess baggage are becoming burdensome, one firm alone haring to pay |60,000 annually. They have in itlated a movement for a reduction of the present tariff, especially in Indi ana and Michigan. The minimum Is now 16 cents in the-latter state and 25 cents in the first named, and on July'l It is to be advanced five cents In Michigan. "I roooesmood Parana to all my friends who are troubled as I was." PTIlUftA TABLETSl—Bomepeople pre fer tablets, rather than medicine in a fluid form. Sach people oon obtain Pera- na tablets, which represent tbe medici nal ingredient* of Peruna. Each tablet equals one average dose of Perntta. Han-A-On the. Ideal Laxative. The Georgia delegation at least proved that they were not pie hunters. —Tlmoe-Unlon. "f have used Dr. King's New Lite •Mils for several years and find them Just exactly right,* says Mr. A. Felton, of Harrlsvllle, N. Y. New Life Pills relieve without the least discomfort. Best remedy for consti pation. bllliousness and malaria. •t all druggists. BE8T THE WORLD AFFORDS. "It gives me unbound pleasure (o recommend Buckllo'a Arnica Stive," J. W. JlDklns. of Chapel Hit! N • y. Hi Vliiniui. VI '.UOJIVI at.lt I am eonvlncxt Hj the be**. salve the world efforts. *t Jt.id a felon *11 my thumb, and It never fall, to heal every .ore, burn or wound to which It applied.'- 25c at all dun stores. Dee, Laxative Couth Syrup foi young «nj old I. prompt relief fot eoliths, croup, hoareeuecn, whooping couth. Gently Laxative. Guaranteed Cherokee PahrmaCy. Pillules fer the kidney. 30 Jay. trial 11.00. Quarante.t. Plnuies act direct !y on t.lo tducye and bring relict It the first doae to backache, weak back -me bnck, rheumatic pain., Idney and bladder trouble. They purify tbe loot! and Invigorate tbe entire ay.tem Cherokee Pabrraucy. THE REMEDY THAT DOES. "Dr. Klnt’. New Dlacorery I. the IT CANT BE BEAT. Thu beat of all t.aehera la expert- cnee. C. M. Harden, of Silver City. North 8aroltoa. aaya; “I find Elec tric Bitter, don all that’a claimed for It For Stomach, Uv.r and Kidney troubles it can’t ho beat 1 bare tried It end find It a moat .excellent medi cine.” Mr. Harden la right; It’a the beat ofall mejlclnea alto forweakne.a lame back, and all ran down condition Beat too for chilli and malaria Sold under guaranti-e at all drnatla-i Stic WAR AGAINST CONSUMPTION. AH natloaa arc endeavoring to check the ravage, of con.umptlon, tho ‘white plague,' that Halm* * ao many victim. _e«Ch year. PVtley'. Honey * Tar Viuree copra, tad colds perfectly and 1 ara In no danger .ot eoniumptloa. _ Ifo not Mak your ’health' by taktof 'M»Ml — J known preparation when Fob •y’o Honey and Tar la aafa and eer\ tala In multi. Union and Central Pharmacy. remedy that doea the beallnf other, promise but fall to perform.” My. Ur,. E. R. Pier,on, ot Auburn Centre. It I. curing me of throat and lung trouble ot long (trading, that other treatment, relieved only tempo- ririly. New Discovery I. doing me so much good that I feel confident 1(1 ■ontinned u,« for a reasonabl. length if time will restore me to perfect health." This renowned cough Hu -old remedy and throat and lung heal ■r I. raid at all drugglat,. SOo ud <1 Trial bottle free. 11 * Heat prostrates the nervesJn the sum tier one needs a tonic to off-set tbe ustomary bot weather Nerve and Strength depression. You will feel better within 48 hours after beginning •o take such a remedy as Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Its prompt action in res toring the weakened nerves Is surpri*- Ing. Ot course you won't get entire ly strong In a few days, but esc'a day • on can actually feel the Improvement That tired, lifeless, spiritless, feeling vtll quickly depart when using tbe Restorative. Dr. Sboop't Restorative *!U sharpen a falling appetite; It aids tlgestion; It will strengthen the weak ened Kidneys and Heart by almplx re building the woroout nerves that these •runs depend upon. Test U a few lays and be convinced. Sold by all lealre. IMPORTANT DECISION BY -THE WAR DEPARTMENT. Washington, July 16—An Important decision has been reached by the War DepartmFht respecting the right of ap|K)Intment of cadets at- large at the Military Academy and those from the states credited to Senators and Rep resentatives. A law was enacted some time ago changing the beginning of the academic year from June 1 to March 1, and under the statutes those who make nominations for cadets af West Point may designate the appointee one PIONEER WORKERS OF GENERAL FEDERATION OF AMERICA. Boston, July 15.—One of the suits of the biennial of woman’s club was the formation of a society be known as the Pioneer Workers of the General Federation of America, the members to be taken from those who were affiliated with the council of the General Federation prior to 1900 Mrs. William Tod Helmuth, one of the founders of the General Federa tion, and Honorary President of the New York State Federation la, presi dent of the new organization, the mot to of which Is "For Auld Lang 8yne." Meeting are to be held annually'. The I other officers are Mrs. Lydia Numford’, of Philadelphia, First vice-president; ' Mrs. C. P. Hkrnes, of Louisville, sec- j ond vice-president, Mrs. Alice I. Reede of Horton, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Emma A. Fox of Detroit, record ing secretary; Mrs. Watkins, of Chi cago, treasurer; Mrs. Mary 0. Lock- wood of Washington, historian. year In advance of the date of a«l MO and $500,000. mission to the Military Academy COFFEE WAREHOU8E DE8TROYED BY FIRE. New Orleans, La., July -15.—Tae warehouses of the New Orleans Cof fee Chmpauy and an enormous stock of coffee, tea, molasses, sugar, rice, etc., were destroyed by fire early this morning. The loss is between $350,- Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Is a non-secret, nan-alooholio and most potent invigorating, restorative tonio and strengthening nervine, especially adapted to woman’s pecul iar requirements by an experienced specialist in the treatment of her diseases. Noning mothers wQ find "Fa vorite Prescription " expecially val uable in sustaining their strength and promoting aa abundant nour ishment for the child. Expectant mothers too wQl find it a priceless boon to prepare the system for baby'* coming and to render tha ordeal comparatively easy and Over-burdened women fa) ill stations in life whose vigor hag been undermined by exacting ae rial duties, over-work, frequent bearing of children, will find "Fa vorite Prescription" the greataat. •trength giver ever employed. It can do no barm in any state or con dition of the female system. Delicate, nervous, Weak women, who suffer from frequent headaches, backache, dragging-down distress low down in the abdomen, or from painful or irregular monthly pe riods, gnawing or distressed sen sation In stomadC dizzy or faint spells, see imaginary specks or spots floating before eyes, have dis agreeable. pelvic catarrhal drain, ulceration, prolapsus, anteverskm, retroversion, or other displacements of womanly organs from weakness of parts, will, whether they experi ence many or only a few of the above symptoms, find relief and, generally, a permanent care by us ing faithfully and fairly persistently Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. This world - filmed specific for woman's weaknesses and peculiar ailments is a pure glyceric extract of the choicest native, medicinal roots without a drop cf aloebot (a its maka-np. All Its Inmdlrala in plain English on its oath. Dr? Pierce thus invites tbe fullest farreadgfitfaB of hi* formula knowing that it will tie found to cootaia only tha belt agents known to the «eet advanced mwtioal sci ence of all the different echeolt of pnetioe for the cue of ell woman's peculiar wieVnrema and aOacata. Dr. Plena's Lotion Tablets and Antiseptic Suppositories may alio be need with gnat advantage coo- Jointly with the one of the "Favor ite Prescription" in. all aaata of ulceration, and in peWc catarrh. They coat only ij cants a box each, at drug stores or, sent by mail, port-paid on receipt cl price in stamps by Dr. Pi«ce whose ad dress is given below. If yon want to know Dora about the composition rad predtrajooal endorsement of the "Favorite Pre scription." send postal card request to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, IE Y., for hls/h* booklet treating of same. Yon can’t afford to acoept as a substitute for this remedy of known competition a secret nostrum un known competition. Don’t do it Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are the origin*! "tittle Liver Pill*”' first put-up by old Dr. Pierce over 40 years ago. Much imitated, hot never equaled. They deanae, in vigorate and regulate stomach, liver and bowels, caring biliousness and constipation. Little sugar-coated grannies—easy to aa candy. AN ENGLISH TURF TRAGEOV. From St. James Gazette. Half an hour before the race for the two thousand guineas of 1883 Prince Ttatthyny, who bred St. Simon and who was one of the most popular racing men of any time, was talking with Lord Cadogan In the luncbeofi room of the Jockey club atom! at New market, when be suddenly rec’.c 1 and > Rirfif'WfWfSa b waa carried to Weatherby a oi- flee, and doctor* were amumoned. but the prince wan beyond all human aid il just before the bell rang for the race for which tils colt Galliard, broth- r, of St. Simon, was first favorite ho breathed his last. A few minutes later "the clear blue «ky rang with cheers and shouts a* tbe horsea came thundering along, hlch rose into a roar as Galliard won by a head." while behind tl»6 Irawn blinds of Weatherby’s office Halliard's owner, who had been look ing forward ao eagerly for this mo ment. was lying dead. It was owing to the death of his owner that Galopin*a 1 rest sou could not run in the Derby of 1884, which he would almost oer- talnly have won. > , 4 ALDERMEN ARE ALL ENTHUSIASTIC BA3EBALL FANS On4 application of Man Zan Pile Remedy, for ail forme of piles, soothes •educes Inflammation, soreness sad itching. Price 59c* Guaranteed. Cherokee Pabrascy. Savannah. Ga. t July 15.—Unless tbe >ase ball score gets so close that the tldermen cannot be kept in their 'eats There will be a meeting of coun cil this afternoon. All the aldermen nd city officers are fans and It Is 'i&rd to get business attended to at 1 meeting of council when the team la playing at home. HOUSE WORK Thousands of American women in our homes are .daily sacrificing their Uvea to duty. In order to keep the home neat and pretty, the children vrell dressed and tidy, women overdo. A female weakness or displacement is often brought on and they suffer in silenoe, drifting along from bad to worse, knowing well that they ought to hare help to overcome the pains and aches which daily make life a burden. It is to these faithful women that AUTO GRAYS ARB BEING TESTED. Philadelphia, July 15.—Auto drays are being tested by the Penneylvula railroad, ud It the results are satis factory, they will he adopted for Pitts burg and Baltimore to expedite the transfer of freight One experiment has shown a savins of from six to twelve hoars In the-handling of pack age freight between station eight miles apart The track used has a .parity of five teas, ud enraged 7 t-r tripe a day. carrying two and two eaths toot each time. The method |g. eridid thrai raves much .witching and congestion. health. It Idraee. Lymn, LYDIA E. PI NKH AM’S VEGETABLE COMPOUND comes as s boon and s blessing, is it did to Mrs. F. Ellsworth, of Mayrilie, N. Y* and to Mrs. W. P. Boyd,of Beaver Falls, Fa* who say: **I waa not ablt to do uy own work, owing to tha female trouble from which I suffered. Lydia E. Ptnkham'a Vege table Compound helped me wonderfully, and I am ao well that I can do aa Mg a dar'a work aa I ever did. I wish every tick woman would try IL FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty yean Lydia B. Fink, ham’s Vegetable Compound, mads from roots and herbs, haa been the standard remedy for female His, andhaspoaiUvely eared thousands of women who have been troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulcera tion, fibroid turnon, Irregularities, periodic pains, backache, tint beam tog-down feeling, flatulency, indiges- tioa,di.Ti neee ^rnerrooe prostration. Why don’t yon try it f - KH, Ptnkham invitee all rtefe her far sMea ' U GRANITE WANT8 OAKLAHOMA PENITENTIARY Oaklahoma City, July 15.—Tbe town of Granite nee asked that the penitentiary be located there on the sround.that there ere enough quarries nearby to keep convicts employed 10,000 year.. RECEIVING AN AVERAGE OF (100,000 PER DAY. Norfolk. Va., July 15.—It I. estimat ed that Norfolk nod Portmouth, Va.. banka arc receiving on an average of 5100,000 per day, repreaentlng *hip- menta of produce from that section ot Virginia. ENGLISH WAR8HIP — BADLY DAMAGED. London, July 15.—The Britl.h war- •hlp, Indomnltable, which railed thia morning for Canada, bearing the Prince of Wales and party to attend the Tercentennlary Celebration at Quebec, is reported to have collided with another ship, end the warehlp It nnderitood to have been badly dam aged. . . GOVERNMENT OF INDIA HAS APPROPRIATED OVER 1,000,000 I-ondon, July 15.—The government ot India hu appropriated over 1,000,- 000 tor nte la the United Province. In the way of Iowa to farmera to en able them to elnk well! ud improve embankments -for Irrigation pnrpoaea. Foley'a Orlno Laxative, foe new lax ative stimulates, hut doea not Irritate. It la the best laxative. Guaranteed or your money back. • Union end Central Pharmacy. Toe^functlon of the kidney's Is to- atraln out the Impurities of the blood, which I. con.tantly passing through them. Foley's Kidney Remedy makes the kidney's healthy. They wL» •train out all waste matter from the- blood. Take Foley'a Kidney Reme dy and It will make you well. linlon and Central Pharmacy- “Health Coffre'" la really the close.t Coffee Imitation ever yet produced. This clever Coffee aubeUtute wa» rec ently produced by Dr. Shoop Racine, Wle. Not a grain of real coffee In It either. Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee la made from jure toasted grains, with malt, nuts, etc. Really it would fool an expert —who might drink It for coffee. No 20 or 30 mlnutex tediour boiling. “Made In a minute," aaya the doctor. Sold By The WaycroeJ Grocery Co., end Mutual Grocery Co. Delay In commencing treatment for a alight Irregularity that could have been cured quickly by Foley • Kidney Remedy may result In a serious ney dl.eaee. Foley’a Kidney Remedy builds up the worn out tiraues and strengthens them organa. Commence taklog it today. Union and Central Pharmacy. DELIVERED STRONG TALK BE FORE LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE Savanah, Ga., July 15.—At the Cath olic Library Hall last night Rev. W. L. Pickard, putor of the Pint Baptltt church delivered a strong talk before the Law ud Order League upon the enforcement of the prohibition ud other Uwa In Savunah. Dr. Pickard Is a very able epeaker ud he wae heard by u audience ot ladles and gentlemen who teemed much Interest ed to what be raid. The Law and Order League It to expected will take a hud to the coming city election ud will probably make Its Influence felt et that time. It‘to announced that there will be one lecture each month under Its auspices ud that Mr. Seaborn' Operation for plica will not be necessary • you use Man Zan Pile Remedy, guaranteed. Price 50c. Cherokee Pabrmacy. REV. I. W. WILLIAMS TESTIFIES. Rev, I. W. Wiliams, ot HuUrrgton, W. Va., testifies as follows: Thto to to certlfly that I used Foley'a Kidney Remedy for nervous exhaustion amt kidney trouble, ud am-free to eay that Foley'a KlJtey Mmedy will do all that you claim tor It." Union ud Central Pharmacy. "Utle Joe” knows all about it now. -'fr it's a rare thing that the next presi dent will uewer to the name of Bil ly. There are two riaraea of workers. One clue works tor others, ud the others work for themselves. Those who work for others usually work Otiers for all there to to IL Prequent- Wrisht will h. toe speaker tor AugnaLly It to merely a matter of ralary.