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THE WAYCROSS WEEKLY HERALD GEORGIA’S LEADING BUSINESS TRAINING SCHOOL Rest to GorernorV Haathx. courtct- DOOKK •cirol. WobarecoatreetarrOi Wi Secure a VoHlfrnfor 1 to S1S.OO Per Mo~:£ 9 .Writa today tot UaamsT.rt; Ccwnes t7 Kail. J. O. BA. Id will loll you ovtiy T detail of what prom: iffipoign of the most ats . t.' It may not tell ycu \ but It Will tell you nv: iee-aWeek World Ion? A Baltim< N * C ~ 1 was nearly dead V.™.. with kidney affection for six months \vf ! .T] prottln^ worse aU the time. My case W * i; t : V hoijeless—was nimble to set about * fc J?* ,l tk * *«d tried everything with illUc benefit I took three botUes of trmorts Uuelm oml Juniper and was ’fi.. ll r c “ n -' d ' Am no “’ "c!l and all rirtt. I .live rny life to Stuart’s Buclm and Juniper.—H. T. Macoti, If you suffer with backache, dull head ache, swollen feet, stiff joints, and have .no energy and see imaginary specks in tniuble* ' ,l: ‘ ;Vl ' *ytnptom» or kidney Stuart’s Budra and Juniper will rdieva rou. All .Irugrirts, *t.oo. Write for free temple. We wUl send enough U prove its wonderfnl ° Pleasant t-> ta'; .1 The new laxative. Doe: not grips or nauseate Cure3 stomach and'lives troubles and chronic con stipation by restoring the natural action of the stom ach, liver and bowels. Refuse aubatltutea. Mo* OOo CENTRAL PHARMACY. THE TRICE-A-WEEK WC3I.I r-tpitor subscription price ft onlv }1. per year, and this pays for 156 pare VT> c.fer t'dto uncquall-ni newsy,; and tk» WEKKLY HERALD tapeth ■ 1 year for 51^3 • The regular slufcscrlptloa price the two papers to $2.00. ATLANTA, CA, THE WEEKLY HERALD A. P. PERHAM * 80N. Editors and Publishers. Entered at the Post Office at Way* cross, Ga.. as second clas matter.” The Evening Herald Is published every evening except Sunday* The Weekly Herald every Saturday. AU subscriptions are payable !b Advanoe, Advertising rates reafonrfble and made- known on application. ItATES OF SUBSCRIPTION: Dally, One Year / • • 15.00 Dally, Six Months 12.50 Daily, Three Months $1.26 Weekly, One Year 60 WAYCROSS, GA., NOV. 14, 19C8. „ Save all your hot stuff to Editor Koosevcdt. It Is generally cheaper to stay rled than It is to try alimony. When the votes are counted it will be found Chat Mr. Ilryan was not for gotten In any state. All Is lo.*t cave boner. Including that dollar we gave to tlio campalen fund. It might have been worse. <• If was not that democrats liked re publicanism more but they liked Mr. Bryan loss. Taft will succeed Roosevelt w.to can any that Roosevelt will .not have a Anger In the pie. - ——* "Aim hitih” is a noble aspiration but the trouble is that most of us are so all-flred near/sighted. * The South will remain Democrati- ns long as you-«nd I aro here gentle reader. 4*- Fifty men have gone broken build ing airships. He who builds airships Is not necessarily ono w'ao Is up In the world. * No necessity for long expectations now. It has happened and wo must make the best of It. In fact we rath er expected It, dldn t we? If Wo. Taft, Esq., knows which side his bread 1* buttered on he will go to ThoraasvlUe for the winter. Bryan carried Georgia over Taft and the odds and ends of creation by a safe majority. Savannah has had LI 3um and now ce is In Atlanta, where he can He to hia hearts content if he is built that v. ay . ~ "■fr Tomas Estrada Palma, first Pres ident of the Republic of Cuba, Is dea l. He was one of the pioneer worker for Cuban Independence. Everybody Is going to attend the Automobile races at Savannah. It will be the biggest Ume Savannah ever had arnhshe has had some big ones. -I- ■ 11 ran Candld*te’» Wife—Well, even If you were defeated you have a clear conscience anyhow. The De feated Candidate—Yes, but a clear conscience wasn’t what I was running for. After knock out blows quadrcnlally r a half century with two exceptions the democratic party will again pu.i itself together and lino up for another fionfilct. It Is not dead,* and he who would think so was never In his life -• mistaken.—Moultrie Observer. MEETING HELD BANK OF WAYCROSS WAS HELD Waycross, Go., Nov. ?th, 1908. In response to a call Issued by Col. Leon A. Wilson on October Z6th, 1908 to the stockholders of the Bank of Waycross, a large and representa tive gathering of theae stockholder^ met informally at the offices of Messrs. Wilson, Bennett & Lambdln. in Way- cross, on Saturday, November 7th, 1908 at ten o'clock a. m. On motion duly male and adopte^ Mr. Leon A. Wilson was made cnalr- man, nnd an acting sevrttary was ap pointed. The representative of the Receiv ers of the Bank of Waycross was pres ent nnd submitted a statement of the affairs of the bank, a3 of and Includ ing November 6th, 1908. From this rcjjort it appeared .that,the liabilities of the bank wore approximately $195,- 000.00, exclusive of the capital stock liability, and tho aseots were approx imately $315,000.00. It appeared that the liabilities of the bank on account of rediscount had been re duced to less than $15,000.00, and that the remaining liabilities consisted of Mr. lienrv O’Neil, aged 97 and po-.-j Idy -the oldest man In Thomas Coun j . died at hi* home near Pavo y rday. Mr. O'Noel! had been n resident Thomas county fur many years hi lug moved there from up the* state. ipproslmatcly *93,000.00 duo for de- r-.p? checks rrd approx- Politlcs have been tho bane of tho South for many years. Lot us now eschew politics nnd go nfter the boodle. 4, The South should let politics nlone •a far as possible, live at home and board at the same place. TVe can ■ml should be independent of the whole world. Tho telephone wires of Romo are to be placed underground. Waycross baa a number of unsightly posts and we should begin to think about the underground plan. The Socialists claim a vote of 700 000 In the late election. They dldn get 'em In Waycross though their vote hero was larger than Watson's or Graves. -* Let the Solid South g.t down to business and the accumulation of wealth. Get money and'save It Get la honestly If we can without skinning Yankees, but If we cant get It any other way—we must have money. *— The .negroes who were registered voted for Taft in the late election, al most to a man. Too white reslstered voter* did not turn out rod vote solid for Mr. Ui.un us the; .!:ould have done. What'Morse says of his sentence: "I om o victim cf public clamor for a victim from among the so-called pro- dntory rich," commented CharlcB W. Morse, the convicted millionaire, In Toombs prison this morning. 'T am 61 years old,” he added, “ and the court might as well have given mo a life sentence." The fact that a number of doubtful states elected Democratic governors, while giving tho Republican natlonaL ticket large majorities. Indicates that In each of thorn there wero enough Democrats to qarry tho state but that not all of those carried their Demo cracy far enough to vote for Bryan.— Ex. Tho citizens of Thomasvllle nave in vited president-elect Taft to spend tho winter In that delightful place. Wo advise yon to accept tho Invita tion Mr. Toft. You will And n glori ous climate, a glorious people and n glorious oldtown right there at Thorn- asvlllc, Mr. Taft. , 4. The Savannah Pro., resent* tho Idea that the democracy ot Chatham wna In nnywto* willing to turn tfc county over to Tn(t. At It points out, the Democratic majority, was with one exception, the Isrgeat In ilxteen year*, and through an overnight In failing to provide a sufficient number of boxea serernl hundred voea were loit. Chatham to all right In politic,, charity and automobile race*. Yet but how about near beer? + r-f iM.i bar.!: as ouch to fsoio interest ed I.j this honk im any way as pro perty holders In this community, 'out 'o the entire community from a rc-or- ' a: I' Ltlcn and ro-openlnr cf this bank upon a sound business like basis. It ■yr.fi 4be concensus of opinion that such r. plan was not only* possible, but practicable, and that Its accom plishment would be of lasting bcae.lts to buslne-rs and property lr. Waycross. A large nuipber of tho former stoefc holders of this bnnk expressed n re quest not only to cancel their stock, but to take new stock in the re-organf- zed bank. Some of them naming sub scriptions In excess of $5,000.00. A motion was mado nnd unanimous ly adopted that Messrs. Leon A. Wil son nnd W. M. Toomer be requested and authorized to nppolnt a commit- ‘co of three to confer with the Rocelv '-rs of the Bank cf Waycross, and to examine carefully Into the affairs of GEORGIA AND REPUBLICANISM. The following !s ax: extract from a very fine diurnal which appears in i the Americas Recorder cf late date, j We coinmend Its perusal to weak- kneed democrats and durn fool, repub- j Mean leaders In this neck of tue! woods: "Over 100,000 Democratic wmte! voters of the State failed to go to' the polls on Tuesday. That Is the true meaning of the Georgia returns. The treater number doubtless did so in tho sincere belief that It wag un necessary, as Georgia was assuredly Democratic. Some thousands simply refused to vote for Bryan for a third time. Their opposition was to tne candidate, not to the party. In a genuine contest to the front, Georgia would poll between 175.0^0 and 200,- 000 white Democratic votes and the little coterie of Republican leaders would fine themselves submerged by j a hundred thousand Democratic ran-; Jority. | W<- doii’r blame the Federal office j holder* In Atlanta, Macon ami Sav- j annnb for setting up the preposter- j ously absurd claims they are now 1 making. They > have comfortable I berths, with good salaries attached. There is always some danger when a new administration comes in that they will lose their jobs unless they convince the powers that be that they, have really “made good.” A great bluff at tills time will help them i along after Taft Is inaugurated. Hence! the bold claims taat fire based cn | wind, the cheap assertions of what | has been accomplished, the wild con-! joctures of what may be done tr/o or | foui^ years henco.i And of course-' the white patriots whose mouths 1 water for a place at the pie counter [ aro not slow to yelp their endorse ment of such views and put In their claims for consideration. The people of tho North may be misled by such foolish braggadocio, the next administration may bo lead to believe that these '‘leaders” and "workers” have really accomplished wonders, but everybody down here in Georgia knows that their actual per sonal Influence all put together wouldn’t carry a single county If they did not have some money to spend and tho hope of political jobs dangle beforo tho eyes of greedy vo ters. The idea that they can cvci carry Georgia is a rank absurdity Bryan runs no more, and Under a new lender Georgia will retire the Repub lican party in this state to Liberty and McIntosh counties, where the negroes outnumber the whitea about ten to one. Those aro Its real strongholds The * ' Georgia School o f Technology hJfc*S®4wt/?c4 and organized in all experiments than ever before, and pre pared to do the best work in its history. Free Scholarships In order to afford the young men Cf Georgia high claS3 technical educa tion, fifteen free scholarships are essigned to each County in the State. Toko itr.mcdietevidvantagc cf this opportunity and wUte fer latest catnloj, cootmning all in formation r.ccesscr; for prospective students, and setting forth the ad vantages of the Georgia Tech. Advanced courses in Mechanical, Electrical, Textile, and Civil Engi neering, Engineeiing Chemistry, Chemistry and At-hitecture. Ex tensive and new equipment of Shop, Mill, Laboratories, etc. New Library and new Chemical Labora- The demand for the School’s grad- is much greater than the supply- onens Sept. 30th. THIS-GLORIOUS for a few minutes of your time. No one who has u home to live In can afford to miss this truly GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY e bark and apprnlao as accurately. oulsldo of Tne custom; homes aud 3 possible the asceta of the bank ar.d rojtoSces la tho cities end towns.” r. r3 cr.rrful and estimate nr. r 08 * — — —— "ile * the liabilities. Including the I LOST HOPS. -*nn o cf the receivership tedate. | (3/ John Greenlesf Whittier) -E rai Tcc^::r re::. ;r tho man who never aeea »* ,,r 2 cTI:e '.’in ehlno through hia cypress Physical courage la a flno quality for a man to possess, but moral cour age Is finer. Bravo Is not courage. In paying back—In settling the score of personal abuse In “evening up," P***’ pie too often forget that Instead or wiping out the acore they are draw ing a black mark across their own page. Each man’s aln is his own; no other man’s sin can increase, diminish cancel that sin. Because one man finds It in his heart to do another wrong Is no reasons why that other should do wrong. Tho sooner wo ail j learn that each Is, alone responsible jfer h!a own acts, the sooner we will Icarp to detatfo ourselves from other people’s &cts, and bo happier and 1 freer from the wrong. 'tteo cl five to formulate a plan on organization to be submitted to an djourned meeting of the stockholders •? the Bank of Waycross on Decembe 1808, at the offices of Messrs. Wilson. Bennett it Lambdln. Thla committee were authorized and re- quested to consult with loading bank ing Initltulons In Jacksonville, Sav annah and Atlanta, with a view, first, to formulate % plan of reorganisation upon practicable lines adopted by numerous other banks which closed their doorh during the panic and have since been reorganised and reopen ed, and to Interest a strong banking Institution in one of theio cities to ally Itself with this reorganization movement. The possibility of 'the establish ment of a prosperous bank in Way- cross to aid the business activities to be contered here to begin early in 1909 were discussed. The meeting adjourned, as above stated, until December 5th, 1908, trees! Who, hopeless, la ? V- * ead away. Nor looks to see the t>:\ ,...ing day Across the mournful m-riles play! Who hath not learned in hours of faith. The truth to uesh and sense unknown That life Is ever lord of death. And love can never lose its own. To secure FREE of charge a Clock, the most Important thing In the home. And such a Clock, too! BEAUTIFUL GOLD AND GUARANTEED FOR TEN YEARS. READ EVERY WORD OF THIS GREAT OFFER To get this beautiful Clock FREE Is the simplest thing In the world. All you have to do Is write me a postal card and say you want to get it. X wiU then send you by mall, pre paid. a carefuUy wrapped package of handsome portraits ot George Washington, and ask you to show them to your neighbors. These portraits are copies of the best known painting of the first President of the United States, and are different from and handsomer than any plo- turo 0} the kind yon ever This fe Just the picture for the dining-room or sit ting room, and. because the very name George Wash ington strengthens the love of home and <muntry in old end young alI0. c ■ ono 0 g Jed to p__ on the liberal proposition will went one of them and will be gled <0 pay for It on the liberal proposition X will authorise you to make. You only have to, collect $5 In this way to make this Glorious Clock yours forever. POSITIVELY GUARANTEED Not to TcmlsiL Keep snd Tan Timo Years. TWO EXTRA GIFTS Go with thla Clock ITWO BEAUTIFUL EXTRA GIFTS ’■ Xn addition to tho Clock X havo two other lovely presents which I will giro you—two more handsome ornaments'which anyone who loves a pretty homo will be delighted with. One of these gifts X wilt send to you FREB AND PRE PAID as soon as X receive the postal card with your name on It Tho other one X will give to you Just for being prompt In following my Instructions. * will toll you all about too second extra gift, when X send the first one, whit X will do as soon as X hoar from you, 00 HURRY UP. .1 YOU CAKE NO CHANCES to Writing to me, because, If the Clock 4* wnaiww not prove to be even better than X have Sff scribed it. and if it does not delight you In every way, you may send It bee and X will pay you handsomely in cash for your trouble. Also, if yon get or for any other reason fall to collect all of the $5, X will pay yon well for you do. .Bo you tee. YOU CAN'T LOSE, so eft right down and write to me^B follow./ «D. R. qiBOBiro, Xuiirer, WukTlll,, no. nn „md u. th. m Court Martial to to teuton to Fort Wayne, Mich., to try officer, for mle- approprtottnc hone feed, to it po.- elble they prefer that to the canned •tuff? V— THE TflRICE-A-WEEK WORLD. IN THE PRESIDENTIAL % CAMPAIGN YEAR. More Alert, More Thorough and More Fearleee Than Ever. . Read In Every English Speaking Country. A President of the United 3tai viH bo elected tala year. Who is h au j whe la tho man whom ho will Nobody yet knows, but tho j Thrlffhfl.WPrtV (wlltlnn nf rhr. V tv V/irV i follows: «D. R. Osborne, Xaaagvr, Nashville, Teas. Please aead me the yew trait# ef Geeerge Waahlagton aad complete outfit for earafmg the GleHeufi Min Clerk, with toe Mlmlmto. to«t toto dew met MM mt to H7 n* to. cut- Then put your nut nd .ddrriv *j Shorthand MASTERED la Ten Week, — w ‘ :> ' ]A LETTER FROM NORTH CAROLINA stoa Courier' ") is to bo don? ufih the unomj-1 In t'ae greit cities of the country £ ' ' •!- - Inr tho Tret of Mr. Roosevelt’s A: f ate. tulnl.tr. I leu? It is too modi to ten j thst the ‘ good old Well, well, Mr. llrynji, Benry C’.x Ie4 It three ttn’,c d , and nercr rnadi And Ills place iti history Is sh hat kis pro! cf friendship for England ' to -*t: J resulted only in hurry orders s;>a;ers. 'more dreadnaughts. £ Georgia. , The scratched T«ft ta Indiana, but UNION PHARMAC, | they'gure him taffy candy li ; York, where w ( WANTEO-A steady and common'.. blacksmith end wheelwright for rcc- nlir employment Addroi. The lOD- . __ for town Lumber Compunv. Mllhown, 1 fOIZTSHOlflEr^TAR Rodol Sere we least thoug -5- 20 3tw ,td. ftr tkujrmmi m/., Mr. Jr. r,ut« " filpitatlmicf theheut- iirjao v/i