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Savannah, Nov. 19.—Savannah
Lodge No. 183 B. P. O. E., is making
•extensive preparations for the observ
ance of the Lodge of Sorrow on
first Sunday In December. There will
be special exercises at the Savannah
Theatre for this occasion. The pro
gram promises to be a moat excellent
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MOOUCTSMSYD
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Jjbery $tables
U.t.lu •f'Jelv Tlanr.gement.
Rigs that will
give pleasure
to the driver.
Fir^t-class
Teams,
Prcrr, pt
Service.
McGREGOR MAYO,
m. l.jmooui:,
TELEPHONE No. 63
Keep It at Home
mlicimuB ! Uofreshlng J
(km
Relieves The Tired Nerves.
TfLETHONl 263
A., B. & A . RR.
The Stiaflard of Excellence
c la Passenger Service.
‘ ^t« KCT,VE 8EPTEM lln R T»r
«-15 o.m 6:16 ».n. Lv Ilmnnwlck Ar 1:0! p.m. 12:11 p.ni
sl-i5 n.m 9:56 p.m Lr Ttulmann ...lr 7:20 p.m 11:35 am
(A C. I..) 4:10 p.m. Lv Jacksonville Ar 8:3® p.m. (A.C.I..)
8^25 .in. 813 P.m. 1.* Wa>croen .Ar 5:30 p.m. 10:25 a.m
•,-63 am 015 p.m. I.v Tlougta. ....Ar 4:30 p.m. 8:53 n.m
19-5', a. 12 10:45 p.m. Ar Flmjemld .Lr 3:25 p.m. 3:69 Am.
V.3» uu 7:03 p.m. I.* Tb'ville .Ar C:45 p.m. 11:09 a.m.
* : “.7 aw. 8:14 p.m. Lv Moultrie ..I.v 5:38 p.m. 19:09 a.m.
9:45 a.m. 0:39 p.m. Ar Tifloii T.v 4:20 p.m. 8:55 a.m.
21:90 pat. 19:55 p.w. Lv Fliz’uld ...Ar 3:15 p.m. 7:45 i
12:35 pm. 12:10 a.m. Lv Cordele ..I.v 2:00 p.m. 6:39 i
12:54 pro. 12:29 a.m. I.v Vienna ...I.v 1:30 p.m. 6:69 i
ll:4(l>.m. 1:29 a.m. Lv Mont'i'a ..Lv 12:59 p.m. 6:06 i
1:65 p.m. 1:30 am. !.v Ogie'pe ....I.v 12:45 p.m. 6:00 i
3:27 p.m. 2:58 a.m. Lv Tal’ton ...Lv 11:12 am. 3:20 ■
4:14 p.m. 4.09 a.m I.v Woalbury . .I.v 19:OS a.m. 2:91 I
6:16 p.m. 5:97 a.m. Lv Senola ....I.v 9:11 a.m. 1:02:
r Atlanta ....Lv 7:25 an. 11:191
7:25 I
7:99
5:21 pm. 4:45 am. I.v LaOrange . .Lv 9:25 a.m. 11:95 p.m.
9:19 p.m. 8:56 a.m. Lv Tall'aa ....Lv 6:39 a.m 7:19 p.m.
11:46 a.m. Ar Blr'bam .... 4:19 p.m.
Connections at Atlanta and Birmingham with llhaa diverging.
Pullman Bleeping earn on night tralna between Thomanvllle ant
Atlanta, via Fitzgerald- Car leaving Atlata ready for occupancy al
*' L. FUTCH. Ticket Ageat
a! LANTA. GA Weyoraea. tie.
STRANDED ACTOR
STILL IN SAVANNAH
Savannah, Nov. 19.—A. L. LeVlno.
the actor who came to Savannah with
the John Griffith theatrical company
a:nl who attached the scenery in an
! eflp.-t io con<Tt lmck salary due him L
the only member of the organizntii
left stranded In Savannatn Griffith
lind his trunks and his scenery attach
<*d hut tho sympathy of tiie public was
aroused and a fund raised to,soud him
and the members of hi scompnny who
stuck to him back to New York. Le-
l Vine who started legal troubles that
j wound up in the disbanding of the
company is now here stranded. He
bus asked the city to assist him in
getting back to New York.
SAGE FOR DARKENING THE
HAIR.
.* about the idea of
:g the color of ili**
rum I mol hers ki-pt their
il glossy by using .1
•*r their hair fell out
or streaki-d ap-
IV J til
GIVE US A TRIAL
There’s “something snappy*' about ihe way
we do up Laundry.
Nospotsorroughedge s on on veil*.
Judt thoroughly clean work. One trial vri'l
win your confidence.
Whynot send your bundle or basket here thi s
week.
TOE WAYCROSS STEAM LAUNDRY
Phone for our delivery wagon.
Telephone No. 12
For Mayor.
I am a candidate for Mayor of Way*
crosa to succeed m/sclf. I solicit the
support of the people and offer my
past record as my platform.
A. M. KnighN
OPPORTUNITY
Is knocking at your door. If you con
sult your best interest you will buy
lots in
RAINWATER BROS.
SUBDIVISION
Prices are LOWLfi today than they
will ever be again. Today’s prices not
future prices. A few dollars, monthly
pays for a borne in this ideal resid
ence section.
Sae J.E. & J. H. Rainwater,
Jane Street, Under Virdie Hotel.
pnOPD—JEnt I
FOB ALDERMAN SECOND WARD.
The friends of Mr. John W. Moore
announce that he will be warmly sup*
ported for Alderman from the second
ward at the primary to be held later.
Mr. Moore is one of our most progres*
slve and substantial citizens, and we
are satisfied that If elected he will
make a model official.
Many Frlcuils.
2 Roll Top DeHks; 1 Standing desk.
office chairs.
1-Ono horse Wagon, l opea Buggy.
1 Cook Stovu, 1 Heating Stove. Also
all kinds of household furniture.
If you know of any empty houses
leave the address with me as I have
inquiries everyday.
FOR SALE
1 open buggy In good running con
dition. 11.50.
6 patent wire biddy coops at 50c
each.
1- Two horse riding cultivator will
do the work of three one horse plows
cost $42. will sell for $23.50.
Second hand household furniture of
all kinds.
A fins Gillette safety razor cost $5.
will sell for $3.50.
One auto strop safety razor cost
6. will sell for $3.90.
1 Black typewriter cost $40.00 wilt
ell fer $10.00 1 Black typewriter cost
6.00 will sell for f 15.00.
AT THE WAYCR088 EXCHANGE.
Near Post office.
PARK PLACE
High class Subdivis
ion for white people
only, on easy terms,
close to A.C. L. Shops.
W. D. Morton, Agt.
ROOM NO. (
Southern Hotel Bldg
THE STEWART IRON WORKS CO.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
THE BEST IRON FENCE
FOR THE LEAST MONEY.
IF YOU NEED IRON FENCE,
SEE OUR AGENT.
99 Plant Avenut.
WYCROSS, GA
For Alderman Fourth Ward.
In mnkiug announcement of rny
candidacy mi alderman from the 4th
ward of. the City of Waycross I ear
nestly solicit the support of ah citi
zens. I aiu subject to *ho rules of
the primary, and promise that If
elected that '. shnll give all my ef
forts toward a good business admin
istration of ail tho city's nffalrs.
CALVIN W. PAIIKKR.
For Mderman:
This |b to notify tho public that I
am a candidate for Aldcrmnn from
tho Sixth Ward of the City of Way-
cross, and respectfully solicit the sigh
port of th« voters of the city at the
December nritnary.
C A. LeCount.
For Aldermans Fourth Ward.
Tho Herald Is requested to an
nounce that tho friends of Dr. R. P.
Izlar will support him warmly for
alderman of the 4th ward, to succeed
himself. i)r. Izlar has made a lino
official and his services are needed ofi
the board,
For Alderman.
I am n candidate for Alderuinn from
the fourth ward of tho City of Way-
cross for tho maiming term. I shall
endeavor to *eo personally every vot
er In tho city before tho prlmury, but
thero will ho doubt bo many whom
I will miss, and to these I desire to
ask, through the Herald, for their sup
port. j. c. Rlppard.
For Alderman Second Ward.
, f 1 beg te announce that I am a can*
dladte for Alderman from the Socond
Ward. I shall appreciate the support
of those who beMevg I would serve
them falthfuly in Ifeat position.
it H. Burnet
*1. L, COCKFIELD
KEEP IT AT HOKE. “
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WHY NOT TRY!
POPHAM’S ASTHMA REMEDY,
blve, prompt ind potltlv* relief la
tver, oh. Sold by druggtuta. price
II..16 Trial package by mall 10 cent.
William,' Mtg. Co., I-cope- Ctmel-nrf
O-
Bold b, Cherokee I'ba-n.-v.
etter Not Get
Dyspepsia jj
If yea cut help ft. Koeiol prevents Dyspepsia, by
effectually helping Nature h> Relieve Indigestion.
Bat don’t trifln with Indigestion.
• partial SJgMter—aid pturHoa or*
att dlgeetara at OIL I
Kedol la a perfect dlseeter. If
pea coaid eee Kodoldlgeetlng every
particle of food, of ,11 Mode, la the
altie teet-tubee la oar laboratories
‘ v thla jut aa well
WAKEFIELD LODQE, NO. 27
KNIGHTS OP PYT-lAS.
lloeta aval Monday
evening nl ‘:30 In
Caetle Hal’ ?lint avo.
Membere e— requested
to uttand, and vlaltlns
Knlghta are moat cop
dlilljTnvIied to meat wltb no.
A. R. HOOD, C. C.
Cbae B. Caton 1C. of R. * B. a n of F.
A great aaay people who have
triled with Imdlgeetton, have been
lorry for It—wbem ntrvoui or
cbronlo dyopepata malted, aad
they have not been able to care IL
Uee Kodol and prevent kavleg
Dyepepela.
Everyone le eabiect to Indtgee-
tloB. Stomach deraogemeot folio we
itomack iboae, Joat ee naturally
and loot na anrely aa a aoand aid
kealtky etomack reiulta a pom the
taking of Kodak
Whan yon experience noarmeee
of etomacb, belching of gna end
1 bloated eeneatloa.
IS the pit of the
. heart born (Kvcalled),
diarrhoea, headaebaa, dallneia or
cbronlo tired feeling—yoa need Ko
dot And the* the qajeker yoa take
PHauer. Bat what yoa
WOOL- nt-Kodgl: dlfwrtlt.
leti.’^pbnfaj^atc., ar?net Bkely
to be *
t So b# of mack honest t* pea. to
g dlgeeUvo allmeata. Pepetn to oaly
WAYCROSS COUNCIL NO. 2t.
Jr. a U. A. M.
Uteta every Monday avanlng In Rad
Mei-i Hall, Lott-HItcb building at S
P. m.
VUHtng brother* cordially Invlwd
to meet wltb an.
Shcrod Collins R. L. Singleton.
Reo-Secty.
I I i
yoa would know i
aa wa do. ! J
Natnre aid Kodol win alwaya
caro • alek atoaocb—hat to ordl*
to bo cured, the etomack nut rook .
Thal ia what Kodol dooe iketa Ik*
■tomach, while the etomacb gets
wall. Jtft.M almpl# aa A A 8.
Our Gusrant**
Sr
*•©4, return tb« Wltl* to th« frngglrt bm
m will Mfuofiyovr mmj wltfioat ouw
«*a-isr*B»ratht
eauelnp
Kodol li prepaid it the loborw
torieaofB.0. DeWItt ACo.Cblroa*,
SOLD Y ALL DRUGGIST
Try a Want Ad,
trfl % vUb
The Best Is
The Cheapest.
FIRST CLASS PAINTING AND
CALSOMINO Dona By 4 \
T. J. LOFTON,
Pbone 341. N'o. 3 Clinton St.
SOUTHERN
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO
All kinds of Etectricol
Word and Supplies
ALL WORK GUARANTEED:
28 Pendleton et. 'Phono Na 299
I do my own prescription, eurk. nnd
reed your buklnnt.
12 tf. OH Jrlneoa