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rowth of Counties of Eleventh District For Period of One Hundred Years t Population of Waycross Thirteenth Census 14,485 rom U. D. Caeusus C. Fort Andrews Washington, D. C. January 6 (Spe dal lo the Evening Herald) Waycross city population of'the thirteenth con* sus is 14,485. The twelfth census 5,919. Eleventh census U, 364. Durand Director. This gives Waycross an increase in population the last den years of $,560 The figures above are a little less than the Supervisor of Census had ex pected. 14,551 was what the super visor and ills clerks had figured for Waycross. However it is alright. YOlynn 15,720 14,317 13,420 *'lrwln 10,461 13,645 6.316 KhnYMni ;. 12,897 11,409 6,129 Jeff iSavIs . 6,050 ^Ruurens . ..35.501 25,908 13,747 R^wndes ....24,436 20,036 15.102 ■Bfei^fe 10,149 8,100 6.379 Bfpntgomery .19,638 16,359 9,248 Telfair 13,288 10.083 5.477 Ware ..... _ 22,957 13.761 8.811 Wayne 13,00 9,44oV 7,485 consistent, and since .1890 MISS MABEL PAIGE. tjie percentage of increase lias been high, In fact well up with tho front of Georgia counties. The per cent of incroatio for 1910 over 1900 places the county third in the state, a show ing' of which every citizen Is Justly ju.uyjl.. heartily laughable comedies ever! written timl its incidental musical nui. 1 bora »Te brmy* tunotpl jmp^s&Uihy.! In order t'o present if- properly, All-s ( Mabel Paige liaa chosen a support* i I OK company that can both slng^and act, and the result k a performance I that is said to compare very favorably ! with tlio heat of the higher* price 11 musical comedy organizations now in! ton r. Miss Paige has long been known us j « singing comedienne, but it took n j series of successes-In modern musical jj comedies to reveal h«*r full powers j along these* lines. Bachelor's' Honeymoon” Is lier own favorite of her entire repertoire, It will he the opening attraction of her two night •engagement at tho Parke:* Oporu House, next Monday night, Jan. 9. “Tho Game” a . thrilling comedy dm* that he has prospetfta of making more of all if these commodities another year iSan ever before. 1 MISS MABEL PAIGE. ippear at the Parker OperU House, next Monday and Tuesday in two n w plays. CRISP SUPERIOR COURT WILL 8TAGE IT THIS TIME. > Cordele, (la., Jan. 6. At/ un ad* ’ i ]ou>lied term or the Crisp Suporior I Court, lo be held January 9, the case of former Sherlc W. B. Lycos, of I Wayne county and his son Archie, . j charged with the murder of Fleming j Smith, druggigtif, of Brunswick, in December, 1908, will ho called for '! - I • trial. i ‘ Son «* dani since, Mr.’ J. C. -Dunn, our W lit handed mo your cir cular letter No* 827 of Octobor 28th, -end I have been delayed getting Vo see the party from whom I was to get an Illustration. “This parly is named Mr. A. A. Hill; and moved hero ffom Adairs* ville, Georgia, locating' on a # farm two mile* west of Byromvllle, for which • gave $1,600.00 tor loo acres, “In. he made $1,700.0o worth of iHjltc i and cotton seed, and paid for U i:» full, having lived at home by making plenty of corn, forage, syrup, potatoes, oatu ami hay, butter and inilk. chickens and eggs. He Is putting out some fruit trees on his 1 farm now. ( j H # i ‘its this year are as fob* 26 Lalli of cotton, sold for ..$1,820.00 | Seed It of 26 bales of cotton 312.00- 300 bai s peavtne hay. 12 tons , 240.00 100 bulhels of sweet potatoes *70.00 jOO ’^/bols of oats'........ tiO.OO •9)1.' S-!s nf coin..... 140.00 judge IT. Vs Whipple drew a spf clnl. e 'i ttt tho Nowpor.t, Rhode Island .meet veniro. of its anil STifrlfr Ward and laat M, «" Webbw I* >•’ riiliiifiil hU deputies arc busy serving the • member of the summer c4!c»> at summonses, \ America's famous society rendezvous | and hot only excels: in golf, hut W ; Jteth ,bw ,wir * 'Tome pumpkins” in Hthletlc sports, cerated In the Crisp county jail since __ • the last trial which was held in GJynn * “THE FIRING LINE'' county last March. •- , Tl,e CM. in the oa.« to Wayne Tho „ tnteUw| , ho ,.„ kc , Th( .„ county will Iro cnornroua and Mtlrau.- |r „ „„ Jan „ wl)J1 , e .. Tl ,„ F|rllla e. of It have been mad. » high a. t/ phycbolorrlcal Bl ay by tll.-h- $2.1,000. . u' fl i* nI1 'I'n I!, (mm thn fninnu. MISS MA BEL pAIOE. d when a Child Star in ’.’IJtlla l.ord Pcuntleroy”, nearly, o. Hhe will he se: n a t the Park or Om*h House, Monday and Tuesday nights, January 9th and jfoth. novelty 1 song number rendered by the Buster" Brown Ponies In Hllllken coa- tomes, making one of the striking features of the show. « tt&rf ’ ‘It V- •' • signal tor a laugh. A brand new hook Ms been wrltteri\for “Buster Drown” {hi* season, with m*\V music, scene#?; and everything that could cost umc- possibly tend to make this rmosUije- . light fu I of all musical cqmrdfe#,*tt - jingling success./ The Tramp and the ' rtfirrupn have gone fhgji way, while Miranda Stebblns and Seth HowdetV. 1 all'the comedy i lie trio of stars , The Salvation Avwy t-cems to be htrongiy entrenched in tho hearts of tho peopl-* of Waycross. The Herald wishes these good people great sue* OCKS. j miter Brown andMury' Jane will no doubt cause the Parker Theatre to be filled wheri thd rbal Outcaitlt* a tural team furniai "Buster” arrives In company with.his not monopolized by dog, '’Tlge”, Whose eve?y antic fs a and the Bfllikens. This last being ELEVENTH 1910 1900 1890 •1880 1870 I860 1850 1840 *1830 1820 1810 Appling .. .. .12^318 12,336 8,676 6,276 5,086 4,190 2.949 2,052 1,468 1,264 * Brooks ... ...23,832. 18,606 13,979 11.727 8,342 6,356 Camden .. ... 7,690 7.660 0.178 6.183 4,615 5,420 6,319 6,075 4.578 4.312 3.941 Charlton - ... 4,722 3,592 3,335 *2,154 1,897 1,780 • ! Clinch ... .. 8,424 8,732 6,652 4,138 3,9^1 3,063 637 - Coffee ... ...21,953 16,169 10,483 6,070 3,192 2,879 fp::: .C. 20,127 13,965 11,452 6,358 .... 3.309 3,209 3,079 2,533 1,978 1,491 SECTION 2 j official organ 6f waycross and ware county board of education SECTION 2 . Jj'OLUME XVIII WAYCROSS, GA., SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1911 NUMBER 123 .