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SAYS C. E. ANDREW
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THE HERALD IS THE
Official Organ of the City of Waycross.
Official Organ of the County Board
or Education.
Official Organ ol tho United Stale*
Court of the Southern District of
Georgia.
WAYCROSS, GA., JAN. 12, 1111.
And now comes Imn Livingston
and say* he is being unted to ento^
the senstorlat race. .
And after all the to-do In Waycross
we can't see that anybody Is bpltdlng
st railroad to tho pole from this point.
•—-J-
Hoke Smith says he will not rnu
lor the senate, but the Inspection of
fertiliser* must go on. Hoke Is a
yatd wide and somq people think he
la all wool.
onu people
A wireless message from Key
West, Pla., was picked up by oper
ators on the California coast, more
than four thousand ntlles away a day
or two ago.
4*
The prediction some time ago (hat
Greene and Oaynor would receive a
parole and walk out free men fiotn
the federal prison In Atlanta, appears
to have beon a false alarm. Tholr
application was denied though their
terra in prison will esplre within the
Best two months. ,
*
Tort Pulaski, ne*T Savannnh. was
aelted by the Slate troops fifty years
ago last Monday. South Carolina had
aeceeded from the union and the
people over that way ware arguing
whether to take Port Sumpter or not,
when Governor Joseph K. Brown or
dered the eelture o fthe of the Geor
gia torL When taken the f&rt had
an armament of twenty thldty-two
pound gun*, but very little ammuni
tion.
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SECRETARY WAYCROSS BOARD
OF TRADE TELLS OF ACTIVI
TY IN HIS TOWN.
Of Interest her* ‘is the following
from a recent Issue ot The Atlanta
Journal-. I
"Waycrosa, Ga., the county site of
Ware, will begin 1911 with brighter
prospects than she has ever known
before, according to Secretary C. P.
Andrews of the Waycrojs Board of
Trade, who Is In Atlanta furnishing
detailed Information of/Ware county.
Since coming to Atlanta last week
when the Ware eshUilt was Installed
in the city ticket office of the Atlan
ta, Birmingham anil Atlantic. Secre
tary Andrew* ha* received many In
quiries of openings In Waycross sod
opportunities in agricultural lines Id
Ware. He says he never saw such
general Interest la his home county
before, and feels sure the new year
will give the county a big increase In
population.
"Secretary Andrews backs Wate
soil for results, and Waycross for ac-
eOr-pltshment*. "You don't know
"Whst we off," out!, ys-.i see It sum
sell.’ he said
‘Everything the-. "Of be u;ud of
(tod (arming Ian's Is a mere alerter
to tbe real thing in Ware. That this
Is no exageration Is best shown ay
tho number of new people who ba-e
moved to Ware, county during tbu
past few months. Prom almost
ery State In the north and middle
west scltlers have come, and Horn
purchases made In recent weekl the
time Is not tar distant When every
state Jn the union and almost every
section of Canada will be represented
In Ware."
Population Increase.
"His statement ot Ware’s progress
1* borne out by the official census an
nouncement from Washington, which
gives Ware an Increase of 66,9 per
cent over the population ot 1900. Tbe
present population Is only a few un
der 23.000. Waycross. known an the
"Queen of Wlregras* Georgia" has a
population of about It.500, an Increase
since 1900 of 160 per cent. Secre
tary Andrews believes the present
growth warrants the prediction that
Waycrosa will have nut leas than
26,000 people by the time another
census Is taken. “Waycrosa Is al
ready the principal city of South
Georgia,” said he, "and dcatrea to get
a higher.rank In the stale'* rank of
olllea. In 1900 Waycrosa was eler
enth In Oeorgla In else. The 1910
census figure* show that the city will
have at leaat'aeventb piece, and prob
ably tilth. If this proves to be the
case, JWaycroas wilt be pushing Co-
lurabus for her position In the slate
In no mile time. And If our agiT-
cultural Interests continue to be de
veloped to feet, there It abeolutely
nothing that can atop us unless Co-
lurnbus takes on some of the Atlanta
spirit and gels ahead of us."
‘Optimism prevails In all sectlot.
of toblh Georgia, and the Waycross
expression Is but a sample ot the
good times Ahead.ot that pan of Geor-
The eld idea ol using sage for darken
ing the hslr is stain -ironuia* in vogue. 1
Our grendmothere used w hare dark, *
floi-V hair at Jb* *J- of serent/dire.
while our mothers have white hair before
they rl* fifty. Our srindmethers used
to make a "sal- tea" and apply it to
their hair. The res mad" their hair soft
sad glows and gradually restored tbe
datural color. Ooe objection to using
• such a preparation was rhe trouble of
t nuking it, especially aa It had to be
I made every two or there (lays on account
of It souring quickly. This objection has
j neen overcome end ^by asking almost
any first-class drnggist for Wyeth's Sage
1 and Sulphur the public can get a *u-
I perlor preparation of sage, with the ad*
‘ mixture of snlpbur. another valuable rem-
I edy for hair and acalp troubles.»Daily
us» of this preparation will not only
quickly restore the color of the hair but
will -Iso stop tbe hair from falling out
I and oak" It strow. It' is sold-by all
I druvrirtv for 50c- and $1.00 a bottle, or
' is sent direct by the Wyeth Chemical
I Company. 74 Cortlandt Hl, New York
I City, upon receipt of price-
I »r Bale nod recommended by Charo-
; e« Pharmacy.
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
! Arc tonic In action, quick in re-
i- cults. A special medicine tor all
j kidney and bladder disorder!. Mary
■ C. Abbott, Woffeboro, N. H-, says: “I
| was afflicted with a bad case of rheu-
) mstlsm. due to yirlc acid that my kid-
noys fulled to clear out of my blood,
I wax so lame In my feet, joints, and
back that It was agony for me to step.
I used Foley Kidney Pills for three
days when ! was able to get up and
move about and the pains were *11
gone. This great change In condition
I owe to Foley Kidney Pills and re
commend them to anyone suffering as
I have." Gem Pharmacy.
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Lot selected Sea If land Cotton Seed
tor aale for planting purposes. -Fresh
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Expert Medical Scientist* Announce
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Senpina.
New York:—Thousand! are taking
gd vantage ot the generous offer made
by Tbe Woodworth Co., 1161 Broad
way. New York City, requesting an
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great discovery for Asthma, Hay Fe
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office of the Supervising Architect,
Washington, D, C , November 26, 1910
Sealed Proposals will bo received
at this office until 3 o'clock p. m., on
the 7th day of January, 1911, and then
opened, for the ( construction (Includ
ing plumbing, gas piping, heating ap
paratus, electric conduits and wiring)
o ftbe United States Post Office at
V/AYCROSS, GA.. In accordance with
drawings and specification, copies ot
which may be had from the Custodian
of site *t Waycross, Ga., or at this
office at tbe discretion ot tho Super
vising Architect.
James Knox Taylor,
Bn *«rr‘' 'ng Architect.
SOLVES A DEEP MYSTERY.
"1 want to thank you,tram tbe hot-
HURRAH FOR WAYCROSS
Jacksonville Tlmes-Uulon.
/pte census just ,taken shows that
Waycrosa has a population of 14.486- g wr .tary Andrews,say* is
an Increase of 8.666, or 144.7 per ^ du „ , 0 th , advancement in
cent, since I960, when the population j evcry lla , ot nuslnee* and lira wor*
wes only 6.910. This pul. Waycross ^ nQr(Wrn , lQd(w „ t « tn . re
.possibly sixth, certainly a. high »*, do|nf c0 „j U nctloh with home cap-
seventh, among the dlle. or Oeorgla. )u , ^ „ at#d (hat lh , ,urpoutine
The rapidity of UlU growth will ho I >nd lnlarwu
were being rap-
best Illustrated by * comparison with I m Sloped section. where half-
Jacksonvillr. The,rale of geln made ^ metUod , h -„ e prevlouely pro
by Wayoros* during the laffi l » n ■ vailed, and that by the Introduction
year* Is over 41 per cent more than of raa|hp(W y(tw * wm
that shown for Jacksonville. Way- j ^modl and .naturally better
«ross Is now about 60 per cent lar- m|uto J.
gev Vlsn JevJferAiyit' '»»* thltfjr ^
years ago. and only about » per cent ■
smaller that Jacksonville was twen
Georgia did not make a remarkably
large gain In population during the
last decade, but this statement does
not apply to the Southern part ot the
state. The Eleventh congressional
district gained 69,796, or 27.2 per
oent—n rate almost twice as high aa
' that of the balance of Georgia, and
about two-thirds aa gnat as that ot
Florida. .
I SAVES TWO LIVES.
Neither my elster.nor myeelf might
be Urine todty, tf It had not been
for Ur. King'* New Discovery," write*
A D. McDonald, ot Fayettarille. N.
O. R. F. D„ No. 8, “For w* both
had rrightful coughs that do remedy*
could help. We wen told my jslster
had consumption. She Was very weak
and had night sweats bnt your won
derful medicine completely cured at
both. It t* tbs best I ever used or
heard of." For son lungs, coughs,
colds, hemorrhage, lagrippe. asthma,
hay fever, criup, whooping cough,—
all bronchial trouble*,—lt» supreme
Trial bottle free. 50c and 2 LOO. Guar
anteed by All Druggists.
tom ot my heart." wrote C. B. Rader,
ot Lewlsburg, W. Vn., "for the won
derful double benefit I got from Elec
tric Hitters, In curing me of both a
severe case of stomach trouble and
of rbeumatlam, from wwlch I had
been au almost helpless sufferer for
ten year*, it suited my case
though made Just> for me." For dys
pepsia. Indigestion. Jaundice and to
rid tbe system of kidney poisons that
cause rheumatism. Electric Bitters
hat no equal. Try them. Every hot-
tlo Is guaranteed to satisfy. Only
r,Uc at All Druggists.
THff PACIFFIC MONTHLY'S SPEC
IAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER.
The Paddle Monthly, or Portland,
Ore., |a a beautifully Illustrated month
ly magaglne which glres full Informa
tion about the resources and opportu
nities of the country lying West of
the Rockies. It tells about the Gov-
eminent Reclamation Projects, frae
Government land and tell* about the
districts adapted to frnlt raising, dairy
ing, poultry raising, etc. It has splen
did a\ories by Jack london in'd other
noted authors.
The price I* 81.50 a year,, but to In.
troduc* It we will send sis month* for
fifty cehU. This offer must be accept
ed on or before February I. 1911.
Send your namo and address accom
panied by .fifty cents In stamp* and
team all about Oregon, Washington,
Idaho, and California.
Address: The Paclffic Monthly, Port
■and, Oregon. iamtl.'
8HAOE TREE8 FOR SALE.
6,000 Oak and Maple hade trees for
sale. Will set them out and warrant
Valdosta. Gafi their living. Price 91.00 each, careful
ly set out Orders solicited.
R. W. Lewis, 13 ads St
.Xus. 30 3niontba
WANTEO—?*o good men, for can-
tasalni. Apply 4* Albany Avenue.
3am HeUer, - tf
Waycross welcome* everything.
Even the recent cold blasts of the.
north found It warm here.
Don't forget to come and get your
Xmas presenL Sam'Heller A Co. tf
A GOOO POSITION,
Can be had by ambitions young men
and ladles In tbe field ot "Wireless"
or Railway telegraphy. Since the S-
bour law became effective, and since
tbe wireless companies are establish
ing stations throughout the country
there I* a greet shortage of telegra
pher*. Positions tuty beginner* from
870 to )90 per month, with gooo
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 all graduates Into po
sitions. It wlU pay you to write them
tor tali details at Cincinnati, O., Phil
adelphia. Pa.. Memphis, Tenn., Daven
port, la., Columbia* 8. C., or Portland,
Ore., according to where You wish to
enter. 16 801
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SEND 10 CENTS
PIANO TUNER
Geo. IV. Coe
Formerly of New York City,
will tbcete permanently In
, Waycross, after Oct 15th.
Save Your
Piano Work!
for a local tuns', that will
beer It In good shape at all
timet •
Leave order* with J. S.
Knight,. G. R. Brinson or
Majestic Theatre, or ‘phon,
219.
***
ABOUT IRONING
OO YOU KNOW THAT BY USING
AN ELECTRIC FLATIRON YOU CAN
CUT YOUR IRONING LABOR IN
HALF? HOWEVER, BECAUSE OF
THE GREAT 8AVIN0 IN TIME. THE
COST IS LE8S 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 & Power
Company.
Telephone 30
BE ECONOMICAL
SAVE MONEY ON MEATS.
The Iisk Seli-BasUng
Enameled Roaster
WILL CUT YOUR M EAT BILL IN HALF.
' It Is easy for the houtewlfo to
reduce living expenses tf she
Uses A Lisk
Economical out* of meats may be properly and" deliciously
will yield more nutrition because the Juices and flavors are retained,
quires less heat, therefore less fuel. Fewer utensils required, for
SEVERAL ARTICLES. MAY BE
COOKED AT THE SAME TIME.
' It la to the American People what tbe Casserole Is to the French. 'JJ
RUN NO RISK—BE *URE IT IS A LISK. )
Watt Hardware Co.
[ Drug Store Comforts^
• There are many things for your
convenience and comfort at our Drug
Store. Ice Cap*. Bath Brushes,
Sponges, Chamois Hot Water Bags,
Toilet Necessities, Face Lotions, 8u
perlor Cold Cream. If here ever there
t* anything you want from* a drug
•tore telephone ue and you-will secure
the best of service and quality.
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