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THAT POSSUM 18 COMING.
A few days since the editor of the
Herald gave notice that he had noth
ing for ThanKsgiving dinner and this
morning we received the following
note from Hay l.ide . at Fairfax,
certainly Unfa pay to advertise. Ray
l.ide, we tender you our heartfelt
hanks. If you havn’t a girl already
(come down and we will see that you
have one. This Is the note:
Fairfax, On., Nov. 19, 1909.
Editor Herald.
Sir
Father says you are fond of pos
sum, I am expressing you one on this
evening’s train. I have had him t:p
fattening for 3 weeks. Hope you will
enjoy him. Your frlenJ.
Hoy l.ide.
| Dr. W. W. Terrell, of Dotlflu. vae
lat the Phoenix Hotel here on the 18th,
| when quite a number of our people
{called upon him for profegslonal ser-
j vices.
| Several people in Waycross have
taken treatment from him before his
engagement here Thursday, and all
speak very highly of his skill, especi
ally in chronic diseases.
In a conversation with Dr. Terrell,
he spoke of opening an office in Way-
cross, where he would spend one or
two days iu each week for the pur
pose of treating chronic diseases in
both male and female. He will be
here again on the 23rd inst., at the
Phoenix, when he will probably decide
whether or not he will open an office
here, as stated above, no doubt but
that he u-ould receive splendid support
should he decide to do
This little touch of winter has bee
overdue for some weeks past.
There seems to be no foundation
for the rumor that another horse is
to enter the mayoralty race.
AT THE MAJE8TIC TONIGHT.
The last chance to see t lie best
vaudeville, ever In this town. Shelby & |
Jones will amuse you with the latest
dances. Reel 1. “The Hunter's Grief, ... . , ,
I Another good show at the Opera
Reel 2. “The Iron Workers" i. . . .„ _ .
'house tonight. “The Servant in the
House.’*
"The Hunters' Grief" Is a most in
teresting touching and pathetic pic
ture. <8
"The Iron Workers" is a scene en
tangled with romance. The films are
high class. Don't fall to set
Corker In Cork" all next week.
There will be preaching at all the
churches in the city tomorrow. The
j public generally and all strangers
within our gates are cordially Invited
to be present.
HONOR ROLL.
6th Grade, Mrs. Heidt*s Room.
Rertha Allen, LUIlngton Kills, Man-
che, O'Hagan, Eula Grant, Meta Camp-
bell, Luclle Secklnger, Florence Hero-
by. Georgia Morton. Sarah Morton,
Fannie Lou Arrington. Aunle May Al
len, Ralph VUIee, Rerrle Davis. Harry
Phelps, Dennis Holland.
The Dixie flyer, southward bound Is
crowded every day as it speeds from
the cold northwest to tho sunny dime
of the land of flowers.
t .
The Ice man's voice Is cracked and
hoarse;
The coal man pipes a lay.
Between the two. whate’er the time,
There Is always bills to pay.
That the aurora borealis, or north
ern lights. Is an electrical display Is
evidenced by the fact that during a
recent wonderful exhibition of this nat
ural phenomena It waa Impossible to
use the Atlantic cables or the wireless
stations.
WANT ADS.
Brings Results.
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PALMISTRY—Madame Eldon, scien
palmist, clairvoyant and nstrolo-
gist; free lest reading by mail; send
birth, dale and five two cent stamps.
Main St.. Lynchburg, Va. IS Gt.
easily
ake fro
nuii-t i>
ANY LADY
S.oo in $2."i.n0 per week working for
in her own home locality,
botiaflde offer—on.* whirl}
i to Investigate, even If you
pare i wo hours per day.
••in required. Turn you
will I *
Iran n
j No In
-p-pair
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THE CENTRAL PARK INN.
Comer Carswell and Perham street*
Board 13.50 per week. 6 V
FOR SALE—If you want.to buy •
farm, apply to Irvin Green, Naylor,
Ga. 22 tf.
FOR SALE—Ladles rubber tire run
about buggy. Umbrella and Harness,
snip cheap. l)r. M. M. Johnson.
THE EXCHANGE BANK
OF WAYCROSS, GA.
Capital and Surplus
$84,000.00
We Solicit. Your
Account And
Influence.
C. M. Sweat* President.
W. H. Bucli anan, Caskiet.
DEATH CAUSED
GREAT SORROW
it W :
Savannah, Ga., Nov. 20.—The news
sent out from Atlanta yesterday that
Hon. F. G. DuBignon wafe dead there
caused a great deal of sorrow and re
gret In Savannah where Mr. DuBig
non lived for many years. He spent
the most active part of his political
life in Savannah. When his health
began to fall he went to Atlanta
where he became an invalid. He mar
ried n Savannah lady and his friends
in Savannah were numbered by the
score. Several telegrams of condo-
JAN. 3 T014
Atlanta. Ga.. Nov. 10.—Word has
been received at the Department of
Agriculture that the third session of
the Cotton School of the State Col
lege of Agriculture at Athens will be
held January 3 to 14, Inclusive.
lence were sen* to .Mrs. DuBignon jJ cc,s °T
from Savannah last night. "
outlined, the course of Instate-
will include lectures on the sub-
ils. feeding stuffs and the
State College of Agriculture, will ‘
shortly announce the list of special
lecturers who dre to be heard during
the coming cotton school.
THE HERITAGE OF THE PEOPLE.
Macon Telegraph.
In Alaska, that land of surprises and
formerly unsuspected wealth, there Is
a ocoal field with Immense stores esti
mated at not less than 15,000,000.0b >
tons. Shall private interests be allow
ed to size this vast wealth though
trickery ami fraud or shall the gov
ernment, that Is, the people retain
possession.
president of the National Con-
tlian eighteen experts gervation Association calls attention
ill constitute the special staff of in-
j st rue-tors engaged to conduct the
Uehcol. In addition to the regular
instructions,
V/ANTED—2 Hoarder
:lly, 69 Albany Avcnu
Lost—Childs gold bi
•turn to Herald office :
VANTED—!0c per dozzen paid for
els front large size Horsfords pow-jof the busy population
FIRE BURNS UNDER A CITY.
When the Berkly mine broke out
■Hire the other day In Butte. Montana,
sending five hundred nten to the sur
face and suspending operations for
a month in one of tho biggest produ
cers of the greatest mining camp on
earth—the camp that gives to the
world’s market one fourth of Its cop
per production—the sight of the flames
and smoke didn’t cause as much ns I
a ripple of excitment on the surface | , , , , ...»
a cattle feed and for the past three
to the urgent need of legislation to
safeguard the "heritage of the peo
ple.’* He declares that “ should con-
I who attend the session will have dal
ly opportunities to consult these men
|ou important farming questions.
One of the most important series
of lectures to he included in this
school will bo the feeding of cotton
seed by-products. Dr. Soule and Prof.
•Jarnigan have long been firm believ
ers in the use of cotton seed meal ns
the farmers jg r< , gg fn || to npt at ^ com | ng ses .
dors. No. s Lincoln street.
FINE BATH ROOM FIXTURES
Bath Soap Dishes, Wall Soap Dish
es, Soap and Tumbler Holders,
Gldss Shelves, Towel Bars, Paper
Holders and Robe Hooks. All sol
id brass heavily nickle plated.
Will !a& for years and add greatly
to the comfort aud looks of your
bath room.
P.nN. Harley Hdw. Co.
TELEPHONE 1 86
the foot of
19 6t the hill, for ilutk* Is accustomed to a
—• : mine fire that is perpetual aud which
j burns with intense heat iu the ground
under her very busy district.
It is a startling fact but none the
lets true that In the aoveneen years
j past, thousands of men have been en
gaged in keeping In check the deadly
[fire in the Butte hill. It is a fight]
; against a hidden foe. Except for
t brief intervals when the hot flames
| And an outlet, the fire is kept ( sub
edited by the smothering method, the
sion, it |3 possible that the opportunity
to obtain adequate laws for the coal
lands still in the possession of the
United States will be lost.’* He fur
ther urges "immediate measures to
prevent the control of the great
sources of heat and mechanlcn! power
In tho United States from being
seized by monopolistic organizations”
These are purposes that would uat-
b«»on conducting expert-,urally be expected to enlist the sym
pathy of nil except those interested In,
or influenced by, the said monopolistic
organizations. It should ho clear
enough to the disinterested that the
forests on the public domain, be wa
ter power sites and the coal lands
jments to prove the desirability of
feeding cattle on this well known
southern product, both to incrense
weight of animals raised for market
and to Increase the flow of milk in
dairying cattle. The heard of cattle
of tho state Ul.lver.lty I, con.ldered r , hou j d „ ot bt) alIowed t0 pasi mto
one of the finest In the South. jihe ]iB n clw of the nil devouring mono*
| The ten lecture, on fertilizer., ln-'| 10 j| ci
I eluding a dl.etu.ion of the element, j wheth „ the grave charges ln M ,
ot plant food, will nl.o prove » m°« connec „ on agalu6t Mr the
Interesting series. (secretary of the Interior, be true or
Georgia's wonderful colon crop this false, a searching investigation Is ne-
year, when so many southern states Jcessary, and It I. the President's duty-
had short crops. Is nttrlbuted In a ( to urge upon congress the vital Iro-
nllve Is known to the copper miners large pact to the heavy use of com- ^portance of such prompt action as will
i„r ... ..„.,i s,„ .i,„ merclsl fertilisers. No other southern ‘preserve the heritage of the people
theory being that it cannot spread
without air on which to toed.
How It started and what keeps it
of the northern Rockies, hut the
side world has never been told, for
j tho big companies controllng the
mines have kept The talk of the won
derful fire fight down to a whisper.—
From “City Stands Above Acres of
Fire,” In December Technical Work
Magazine.
state is co firm a believer in the well,In Alaska and elsewhere,
known commercial fertilizer composed { -
of Phosphoric acid, cotton seed meal | It now transpires that the hook
and potash, as this state, and the act- .worm Is non sectional and Is not at
entif.c lectures on this subject Is Jail choice about what company he
sure to prove of great interest. [keeps. He seeks both the rich and
Dr. Soule, the president of the the poor, the high and the low.
