Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 189?-19??, January 11, 1911, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextW4YC~ ■' C S EVEN I>'C HERALD A SORT OF AN ULTIMATUM. THE EVENING HERALD Published By— THE HERALD PUBLISHING ( A. P. Perham, Sr. A. P. Perham, Jr. Editors and Proprietors. Miss Carrie Perham, Personal, Society and Local/ The Waycros. Herald founded la j Democratic members oC the Ways anc 1885. Tbe Daily Herald founded' in j Means and Rules committees of the 1882 by A. P. Perham. Sr. GRAY HAIRS BANISHED. thing of f who ar«* surprise to those-Democrats undertaking to name t?ie Tslsphones Business Office 2Z Kditorial Offie 25 Residence 2fc‘x Every Afternoon Except Sunday. Entered at the Waycross, Ga.. Post- office as second clas-s mall matter. Safannah News. Tb* old id*a of u*ing wt? for darken* Tie action of the Georgia delegation ‘f a5a:n ia V ® 2U £* ^ | grandmother, med to have dark, ■ hair at th.» age of seventy-fire, our mothers him- whit? hair Mon are fifty. Our grandmothers us*.i il:- a "<j*p t -i" ar.d apply it to hair. T'.f t-j mad - their hair fof: cioA-fv uuJ gradually r’Stored th- ri color. One obj-c'.m to using _ „ r .1 such a preparation* waa the trouble of. next House. Because Mr. Brantley of D , a kin7 it, «prd.iHy as It had to bo the Eleventh dHtrlet of this state vot-! »»*• »»f »*»."? ''-f"V*™ »<■«»« , ' of it souring quickly. luu objection ha? ed for a duty on lumber when the | o«, rn overcome and w hy asking almost Payne-Aldrleh tariff bill was under | *"■ *"•*“« Wyeth’. S«g» ■ ana ruiphur ti e pttn.ic catr get a consideration'll l« proposed to deprive I p,» ; -lor preparation of sag-. u\th ib him of the place on the Way's end ^ ASTHIM CURED Office No. 8 Jane Street. / RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. 1 Month « I .45 3 Months $1.25 € Months *■■ ■ $2.60 I Year $5.00 SPECIAL NOTICE All obituary notices, cards of thanks, resolutions* and notices* of entertain- tnentg. where charges are -made, will be charged nt advertising rates of. 5 cents a line. early will please ring-up the Circula tion Manager and report the trouble 1 justify those to him, a» tills Is the only means that j mu,],, inemiiers of we can assure you prompt and early 1 delivery. THE HERALD ISiTHE Official Organ of the City of Wayc-rdss. Official Organ of the County Board of Education. Official Organ of the United States Court of the Southern Dlntrlct of Georgia. WAYCPOSS. GA., JAN. 11, 1910. We have nearly ! pf-ople to feed and we net d more ‘Will do” garden truckers. Contractor Hearn Is finishing up { Home very attractive houses In and about the city. .j. Ware county lias gained at least 300 new settlers fro tut ho West, and they have gone to work on the soil. There were twenty-two suicides In Atlanta last jear. Hope the nutnhor will be reduced at least twenty during the year 1911. “However, speaking of extruvu- Kanco, It does look foolish for a man to mortgage a useful home In order to buy an automobile.'* says an exchange. That is true, but from all accounts '“there are a great many foolish people who nre doing that very thing. Ovt r In Macon the other day the town seemed to l»e out of liquor for more t'uau a day: thirt)-slx ho trs before the police could find a drunk mqn to arrest and when one was found a negro—not very drunk but wobbly, the police arrested him and a crowd of curiosity seekers followed (hem to the station. The Macon Telegraph reporter thinks it nu awful sensation for Macon to get out ot liquor. Cordele Rambler. Means Committee which be* now holds. At a conference of the Georgia dole gation It was decided that the dele gallon would oppose the'plans of those who arc* making up those two com mittees unless Mr. ‘.Brantley were given si place n the Ways and Means Cmtynittee and Mr, Hardwick, a place on the Committee* on Rubs. And no ■ doubt that (there will be similar nltl- I rxiatiims from Democratic tenures.- j J 1 — TUZZ LI„■.!T*' I * r * Ulen from other states. J v NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS 1 v I Subscribers to The Herald that do | There is no such harmony among f not receive the paper promptly and j Oeroocrat^ on the tariff question as to who are undertaking to Ways and Means Clmmlttee to be submitted for approval to the Democrat io laucus on •fan. 19, in leaving Mr. Brantley off that committee. It Is conceded that .Mr. Brantley is one of the ablest mem bers of the pies*nt house, and there Ih no doubt that be will be in tbe front rank In the next House. No greater mistake could lie marie there fore than to undertake to punish iiini for bis vote on one of the tnrlff «”hed it) es. when tbe present tariff law was under consideration. Ills course was acceptable to his 'consult utentw. That that was the case is shown by the fact that he was re-elected without opposition. If It is the purpose of any corvid- eralde number of the Democratic members of the next House to under take to punish Democrats for their votes on the tariff question when the I’ayue-Aldrlcli tariff bill was under consideration, there is likely to be trouble In the Democratic party very serious trouble. • Those Democrats who are In favor of free raw materials, it seems, will be In the majority In the Democratic caucus, and they are undertaking to iminuge Lilngs to suit themselves. They an- the ones who have made up the majority of the Ways and Means Committee Hint It |s to be submitted to tho Democratic caucus on Jail. 19. It Is said that Hcnator Bailey, who will be one of tbe speakers at tho Democratic harmony dinner In IWltl- more ou Jan. 17. has been asked to any something calculated fo create n sentiment against the course that Is Icing pursued by the element that will be In the majority In the ‘ltctno- c'.atto caucus in Ignoring the majority In making up a tentative mnjoity of the Ways and Means Committee, speech from him on that subject might be productive of good. It would be greatly to bo regretted If the Don* ocrats should have dissensions h fhtdr ranks, even before they assume coptro) of tho House. That there Is serious danger of such dissensions is apparent from tho action taken by the Georgia delegation. Representative'Brantley Is about as good a tariff reformer as there Is among those who have assumed tho led scalp valuable i .Daily . . - will q» : k'v r.Mtor * tn.* color of th?<hair hu; wii: *bw stop the bjir from falling our an i • • % * i* grow. It Is sold by a!'. d:-u2--*i . or .Vie. and 51.00 a bottle, or n !.*rir dir-ft by the Wyeth Chemical Company, 74 Fort land t St., New York City, upou receipt of price, or Sale and recommended by Cbero- ee Pharmacy. FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS Are tonic In action, quick In re- uits. A special medicine for all kidney and bladder disorders. Mary Abbott. Wolfeboro, N. H., sayi was afflicted with a bad case of rheu n*atisp». due to uric acid that my kid neya failed to dear out of my blood. I was so lame in tny' feet, Joints, and back that It was agony for me to step. I used Foley Kidney Pills for three days when I was able to get lip and move about and the pains were all gone. This great change in condition I owe to Foley Kidney Pills and commchd them to anyone suffering l have. ’ Gem Pharmacy. UlSEEQS Fresh. Reliable. Pur# flstrantMd to Plaase .Every Gardener and Planter • him Id teat the aupertor merit# of Our Northern G row n SeeUa. SPECIAL OFFER FOR 10 CENTS t will aeml postpaid our „ J FAMOUS COLLECTION iftfifiSJSSl m I Sl- IMMJrwwtaa Utorj ...*»• I y#B- Karl/ t-ovJmt Idkio . . «*• I gt. MbrlH ■ -“* — •** Ah* la VitWUmC Writ* toBayl hud ■• mk «• help par pMU** and park Inf and Iha ■!»•«• "r*m->y» ( olbction, le GRKAT MOIrtutt’»KKpC<». 417 Rockford, Illinois FINE SEA ISLAND COTTON SEED FOR SALE. Lot. selected Sea Island Cotton Seed for sale for planting purposes. Fresh from the Islund at $1.00 per bushel lob Valdosta, Ga. W. B. Staten, law 3w R. F, D. 1, Valdosta, Ga. SOLVES A DEEP MYSTERY. “I want to thank you from the bot tom of my heart.” wrote C. B. Rader, of Lewlsburg, W. Va.. “for the won derful doutrie benefit I got from Elec tric. Bitters, In curing me of both a fevero case of stomach trouble and of rheumatism, from wwlch I had been an almost helpless sufferer foe ten year*. It-suited my case as though .made Just for me.” For dys pepsia, Indigestion, jaundice and to rid the system of kidney poisons that cause rheumatism. Electric Bitters lias no equal. Try them. Every bot tle Is guaranteed to satisfy. Only .'•uo at All Drugglsta. % THE PACIFFIC MONTHLY’S SPEC IAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER. PLEASANT WORbS FROM i ROME TRIBUNE-HERALO “Rome has passed Americiis tn the rank of Ginirgla cities, but tho Hill City wat In turn passed by Way cross, wwhich shown the phenomenal gain of 145 per cent. Figures announced to date Indicate that Rome will be tbe eighth city in Georgia. “Atlanta. Savannah. Augusta, 1 Ma tin and Coliunbua head the hunch. J responsibility of saying who shall and Waycross shows, up this year with [who shall not be on the Ways and 14,485. all increase Of 8,588, or 148 Means Committee. That ho I* so ro per cent over 5.919 In 1900. Way- * garded will become evident if the ef- cross stands a good chance to he the fort to remove him from thaj' commit- sixth city In the state. That place tee Is persisted In. If the plan to evidently lies between the South have the committees named by a com- Georgia city and Athens, which had mlttee instead of by tho Speaker is sixth rank iu 1900, wwilh 10,245. carried out there Is bound to be dls- Waycrof* was the eleventh city ten f satisfaction'of a very* serious charac- years ago. ) ter not only among the leaden*, but J *The great gain of Ware county , also In the ranks of the party, and of Way cross l* one of the feat- * nree of the census. The town has j ———————— the biggest percentage of increase of any In Georgia. It has car-works railroad shops, and other minufactuv lug enterprises, which have develop* ed during the last few yetftt, and • wNch account* ror th** great gwtn census supervisor for the lttk district. Judge A. P. Pertiara, editor of the Way cross Herald, resides In Wa\croes , and is naturally highly pleased at the showing his home city TU* Paclffic Monthly, of Portland, Ore., 1s a beautifully illustrated month ly magaxitu* which gives full Informa tion about the resources mid opportu nities of tho country lying West of the Ruckles. It tells about the Gov- eminent .Reclamation Projects, free Government land and tells about the districts adapted to fruit raising, dairy ing. poultry raising, etc. It has splen did stories by Jack tatydon and other noted authors. The price is $1&0 a year., but to In troduce It wo will send six months for fifty cents. This dffer must be accept ed on or before February 1, 1911. Send your name and, address accom panied by fifty cents lu stamps and learn all about Oregon. Washington, Idaho, and California. Address: The Paclffic Monthly, Port •and, Oregon. * iamtt Expert Medical Scientists Announce Startling Results Obtained By Senpine. New York:—Thousands are taking advantage of the generous offer made ty The Woodworth Co., 1161 Broad way. New York City, requesting an experimental package of Senpine, the great discovery for Asthma, Hay Fe ver, Bronchitis, and Catarrh, which !e mailed free of charge to all who write for It. It Is curing thousands of tbe most stubborn cases. It makes no difference how loov yoif have been suffering or how severe the climatic conditions are where you live. Sen pine will cure you. H you have experimented with oth er treatments and have failed to find a cure do not be discouraged but send for a trial of this wonderful truly meritous remedy which Is scientific compound discovered by a Professor of Vienna University, and' Is being recommended by thousands. Sat. tf. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office of the Supervising Architect, Washington, D. C.. November 20, 1910 Scaled Proposals will bo received at this office until 2 o'clock p. m., on the 7th day of January, 1911, and then opened, for/ the construction (includ- J Ing plumbing, gas piping, heating ap paratus, el^ctr’c conduits and wiring) o ftbe United states Post Office at V.'AYCROSS, GA., In accordance with drawings and- specification, copies of krhich may be had from the Custodian uf site at Waycross, Ga., or at this office at tlie discretion of the Super vising Architect. James Knox Taylor, S«i *"n*• *ng Architec SHADE TREES FOR 8ALE. 5.000 Oak and Maple hade trees for sate. Will set them out and warrant their living. Price $1.00 each, careful ly set out. Orders solicited. R. W. Lewis, 13 ads St Aug. 20 Smooths. Waycross wejfcome^ everything, cn the recent cold blasts of the north found !r warm here. Don’t forget to come and get your Xmas present.’ Sam Hetter & Co. tf WANTED—Two good men, for can vassing. Apply 47 Albany Avenue. Sam Heller. tf SAVES TWO LIVES. "Neither my sister nor myself might b# living today, tf It had noL been for Dr. King’s New Discovery .“write* A. D. McDonald, of Fayetteville. S. C.. R. F. D., No. 8. “For we both bad frtehtful coughs that no remedy could help. We were told my sitter had consumption. 8hc was very weak and had night sweats but your won derful medicine completely cured u« both. It is the best I ever used or heard of.” For sore lungs, coughs, colds, hemorrhage, lagrlppc. asthma, hay fever, eftup. whooping cough.— all bronchlcal troubles.—Us supreme. Trial bottle free. 50c and $t.00. Guar anteed by All Drugglsta. . SEEDSH tuaurs «£os wcaai *> WH ■ SPECIAL OFFER:^ fU. to k.lM Itov AtltolwUlW ¥ tot* Mr FrauNt niuatr. V BBBBamffi Wrtit to-dMy: Mention tbit Paper. I h snip to cmTs ^ -O A GOOD POSITION, Can be had by ambitious young mex and ladies in the field of “Wireless'* or Railway telegraphy. Since the S- hour law became effective, and sine? the wireless companies are establish ing stations throughout the country there Is a great shortage of telegra phers. Positions pay beginners from 870 to $90 per month, with goon chance of advancement. The Nation al Telegraph Institute operates six official institutes In America, under supervision of R. R. and Wireless Offi cials and places aU«raduates Into po sitions. It will pay you to write them for*full detaHs at Cincinnati. O.. Phil adelphia. Pa.. Memphis, Tenn., Daven port, la., Columbia, S. C., cr Portland, Ore., according to where you wish to enter. 16 SOt ABOUT IRONING DO YOU KNOW THAT BY USING AN ELECTRIC FLATIRON YOU CAN CUT YOUR IRONING LABOR IN HALF? HOWEVER. BECAUSE OF THE GREAT SAVING IN TIME. THE COST IS LESS THAN BY THE “HOT STOVE” METHOD. WE SHOULD BE PLEASED TO PROVE THIS TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION. AND A REQUEST WILL BRING AN IRON TO YOU FOR A WEEK’S TRIAL. Ware County Light & Pow\ Company. Telephone 30 BE ECONOMICAL SAVE MONEY ON MEATS. Tbe Lisk Self-Basling Enameled Roaster WILL CUT YOUR M EAT BILL IN HALF. PIANO TUNER Geo. W. Coe Formerly ot New York City. 'Will locate permanently tn Waycron, ifter Oct. Mth. Save Your Piano Work! • tor • local tune- that will hear It In good ihape nt alt timet- * Leave order, with J. S. Knight.. O. R. Brinson or Majedlc Theatre, or 'phonn 211. It is easy tor the housewife to reduce living expenses If »he. L Uses A Lisk Economical cuts of meats may be properly and deliciously cooked and . will yield more nutrition because the juices and flavors are retained, in quires less heat, therefore less fuel. Fewer utensils required, for SEVERAL ARTICLES MAY BE COCKED AT THE SAME TIME. It Is to the American People what the Casserole is to the French. ‘"7 RUN NO RISK-BE »URE IT IS A LISK.‘ \ Watt Hardware Co, — 7 — ——■—=—- — - — 1 Drug Store Comforts There are many things, for your convenience and comfort at our Drug Store. Ice Caps. Bath Brushes. Sponges. Chamois Hot Water Bags, Toilet Necessities. Face lotions, Su perior Cold Cream. If here ever there is anything you want’ from a drug store telephone us and you will secure ‘ S the best of service and quality. Cherokee Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS PHONE ISO mmm POTTER & McMAHAN GENTS FURNISHINGS, TAILORS and BARBERS. •Tailoring At Reasonable Priccfe THE LA GRANDE BERBER SHOP X0 Plant Ave. UGrandeBldg. t - | - | | rtf