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WAYCR03S EVENING HERAlD
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OR. DANIEL
Farmers Will Pay Visit
To Congres Very Soon
National and State Officials Will Urge
Passage of Laws for The
Farmers.
Folks’ Block
The Dentist
PARK PLACE j
t
High cass Subdivis i
ion for white peope g
ony, on easy terms,
r close to A.C. L. Shops.
W. D. Morton, Agt.
BOOM NO. 4 SoDlherjiIHoltl Bltip
tiiem of their loving promises while
they were begging your vote and mort
gaging their hope of eternal life to
get it.
"Those gentlemen in Washington
mean well, after all. But in order to
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Union City, Ga., Ian. 12.—National
and state officers of the Farmers'*
Union will gather in Washington in
a few days to urge upon congress the
various measures by the union, ac
cording to a statement given out by
President Charles S. Barrett, of the* heh> them accomplish their good in-
National I'nion. Presiden Barrett j tentions It is necessary to let them
also asks the co-operation of the mem j see that you, as well as they, are ‘‘on
hers in waiting to their representa- j the Job.""
lives In congress urging the enaction , ■
of legislation needed by the Farmers’! AN OLD ALARM CLOCK.
Union.' The statement of President 1
Barrett follows: j In the Black Forest/there is a little
"Within a few days leading officials , town of Schraraberrg and the village
of the Farmers' Union, from every j is peculiar in one way. The resi-
portion of the country will gather in j dents own a queer alarm clock that
Washington to urge upon congress j lias been in operation ftlnce 1630,
various measures advocated by the
organization.
"The delegation will, from time to
time, include the presidents of many
state divisions, the national board of
directors, prominent leaders ancj ad
visers from the Atlantic to the Pacific
and the national president.
The clock is deemed a remakablo
piece of workmanship, iu form It re
sembles a lantern wherein is a light
ed candle, the wick of which is auto
matically clipped every minute by a
pair of scissors.
The candle is slowly pushed upward
by a spriug which also controls the
"These men will devote their time mechanism of the clock; and at the
and their brains to the furtherance of j required hour of waking an alarm is
your interests. It is. therefore. In-J sounded at the same time tho tnova-
cumbent upon you to co-operate with 1 ble sides of the lantern fall and the
them to the extent of your ability. J room is flooded with light. I^argo
■* "This appeal is addressed as well j sums of money have been offered the
to farmers who are non-members. The j residents of the village for their won-
program of progress to which we are i derful clock, but they have refused
committed touches every American to part with it. The clock has been
IS A SERIOUS MATTER WITH US
'tb
AND WE OO ON THE PRINCIPAL. THAT IT IS
WORSE THAN DISHONEEST TO SUBSTITUTE OR USE
IMPURE OR ADULTERATED DRUG8. THIS MEANS
THAT YOU WILL NOT GET THE RESULT INTENDED
ANO THE MONEY PAID BOTH THE DRUGGIST AND
THE DOCTOR IS WORSE THAN WASTED.
YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND UPON RESULTS
WHEN YOU BRING A PRESCRIPTION TO US. ASK
YOUR DOCTOR.
J. C. PAYNE, DRUGGIST,
Open Day and Night
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GEORGIA SOUTHERN
'! AND FLOIRDA RAILWAY
^ ' The Popular aouto To MU Pm lot a North hop Moot.
ThroughTralna
w*-'- la connection with A.CL from Waycroa* via Tlfton to Macon
ATLANTA, KNOXVILLE, CHAT . -OOGA, NASHVILLE, ST.
LOUIS, CHICAGO, LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
Concha, and Pullman deeper* SO through without chance. Dining
Car Sendee.
TRAINS OP A. B. A A. It R, CONNECT AT COROELE WITH
TRAINS OP G. S. A F, RAILWAY POR MACON ATLANTA
AND ALL POINTS NORTH AND SOUTH.
IS FOB INFORMATION
\S TO RATJES. ROUTES, OR SCHEDULES TO ANY POINT
north OR WEST. APPLY to ANY AGENT OP THIS COM
PANY. OR ADDRESS.
C. B. Rhodes, G. P. A, I. W. Jamison, T. P. A,
MACON GA. MACON GA.
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farmer, whether or not affiliated with
this organization. And Ijs materiliz-
ation wilt be hastened by the com
bined efforts of ail farmers. Irres
pective of their station in life.
Asks Co-operation.
"I, therefore, impress upon all Am
erican farmers the importance of at
once writing theoir respective rep
resentatives and senators, calling up
on them to work with representatives
of tho Farmers* Union In the advance
ment of the legislative program of
that organization.
"If there is one thing more than
another which I have striven to brln*,
home to our members, it is the ab
solute power of the American farmer
if he will make known his wants In
unequivocal language; not once or
twice, but over and over ugain, until
results are forthcoming.
"From my long experience In the
national and state capitols I have
learned that legislators will respond
to public sentiment, if it is hammered
into them long cnoupj'.i and hard
enough.
"Because a man is a congressman
is no reason why he is not'human
and all of them I have met have
never lost any of the characteristics
of the politician by being elected to
office.
"And take iny word for it. one of
the leading characteristics of the pol-
j itician is need of constant prodding
from his constltutents.
"They all ooze promises before
election like an orange does Juice—
but you've got to help them redeem
thoss promises after they connect
with the pay-roll.
"The only way Is by frequent re
minder.
"We have already published the
program we expend to push at this
session. The fact that this (s a short
term and hat lots of he patriots ex
pect soon to retire to private life,
does not inspire me with hope of
formidable result! at this session.
“But we can and will accomplish
something (f the brethren are suffi*
ciently wide awake and use enough
Ink and postage stamps.
“Write your representative and sen*
ator now. Tell them we are gojng to
ait up with them In Washington, and
that you will appreciate their atten
tion to our requests.
"Don't stop with one letter.
“Overwhelm both senator and Rep
resentative with communications.
“Above all don't forget u> rsmlad
in constnnt operation since it
installed.
COMMITTEE PLACE ,
FOR ROODENBERRY.
Washington/ D. C., Jan. 13.-—It is
understood here that if Congressman
Brantley or Georgia goes On the new
Ways and Means Committee of the
House, which will hereafter bo tho
steering committee, that a strong ef
fort will be made to land the Judiciary
place now hold by Mr.-Brantley, for
Congiessman Roddenberry.
It Is practically certain that Mr
Mr. Brantley will not be able to re
main on both tho Ways and Means
and Judiciary committees, after* .the
committees are reorganized.
If Congressman Roddenberry gets
the place now held by Mr. Brantley,
It, will be another good assignment
for South Georgia.
There Should Be a Good Axe
AND A-
Good Hatchet i in Every Household
THERE 13 HARDLY A DAY TH EY AREN’T NEEDEO.
WE HAVE AXE AND HATCHET HANDLES TOO, THAT YOU, CAM
DEPEND UPON. HANDLES MADE F OR SERVICE, NOT TO SELL AS
"BARGAINS.”
REMEMBER:
('heap tools are a waste of time and
money, and cheap handles are even
worse; thoy may cause a serious ac-
cident, or break right when you need
them most.
P. N. Harley Hardware Co.
44 Plant Ave. Phone 186
We control the local sale of
these famous sweets. Whit
mans are so careful for good
service that they will supply
their packages only to their
own selected agents.
Every package must be per
fect—or your money back.
Jiut s taste of FUSSY Chocolates or Whitman's
\ Super Extra Confections may make you a
Whitman admirer for life.
Yoang-Robertson Drug Company
Proprietor* CENTRAL PHARMACY
What Ona Can Sural/ Do.
Wbnt wouldst thou be found doing
when overtaken by Death? If ! might
chooie, ( would he found doing iome
deed of true humanity, or wide Import
beneficent and noble. But If I may
not he found engaged In nught so lof
ty, lot me hope at least for this—- what
done may binder, whut l> surely Iti
my power—that I may he found rais
ing up myself thatwhlch had fallen.
learning to deal more wisely with the
things of sense': working out my own
tranquility, and thus rendering that
which It Is dno to every relation of
life.—Epictetus.
THE TEA CHEWeRS.
"(.'hewing ten comes from Slam,”
said a traveler. 'They call It mJeng.
It Is In a plug, like' chewing, tobacco,
and It has a villainous small. This
smell is due to the fermentation It
has undergone. The lea that the
Siamese employ for chewing purposes
, very course, rank plant. It Is
gathered like ordinary tea, bnt the
leaves after being comppresaed into
pings are but-led for fifteen 'days.
They ferment during burial. On their
tesurrectlon they are very, rery fra
grant Indeed. The Blames# boatmen
rhew tea.. The rickshaw men chew
It. The litterateurs chew IL They
say It make* them work better. This
Is possibly th* trutb f for rchawed a
plug myself In Anam. and It axhll-
arated me strangely. But the after
math was bad—a headache, smarting
eyes and aerroua depression.”—'Wash-
tagtoa PaaL
CABBAGE PLANTS.
For Cabbage Plants seo me.
t A. P. Perbam. Sr.
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FOLEY’S KIONEY REMEDY
—AN APPRECIATION.
I.. McConnell, Catherine, St.. El
mira. N. Y„ writes: “I wish to express
my appreciation of the great good
I derived from Foley's Kidney Remedy
Why pay 125.130 and MO for a suit which I used for a bad caso of Kfd
of clothes, all cash of course, when XToTe«Tuvel^«" pr^ed^to
you can purchase ono of Sam Ke11tr|me beyond a doubt It la the most rip
ami nav you wear It’ A lit or no llol,le wdn# f medicine I have ever
ami pay as you wear it. A nt or no tBkon0em p Uarm , cy .
Have vou purchased your winter
suit? If not Sam Heller will aell I
you i no and let you wear Just by pay
ing a little at time of purchase. tf
sale! A customer pleased Is a cus
tomer made
PERSONAL.
Wo will pay you ten cents each fir
new names and addresses of amateur
photographers. Carver, Box 501, Va
tcrloo. Iowa. tf
FRUIT CAKE ANO POUNO CAKE
at m'utual GROCERY CO.
HOW'S THIS? '
F. J. CHEVEY A CO., Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F, J. Cheney for the last 15 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and fi
nancial)* able to carry out any ob
ligations made by his Arm.
Wilding, Kinnan A Marvin,
We offer One Hundred Dollare Re
ward for any case of Catanh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cur*.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of tbe system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c
par bottle. 8otd by all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills tor consti
pation.
Wholesale Drugggtsts Toledo, O.
— ■{. ■ ■
FOR LAORIPPE COUGHS
AND STUFFY COLOI
Take Foley’s Honey and Hf.
gives quick relief and expels IN ~
from your system u contain
opiate*, la safe and sure. Owe
4c*; ft. ; «*cy.
LOOK FOR THE DEE HIVE.
On the package when you buy Fol
ey'! Honey and Tar for coughs and
colds. None genuine without the
■lee illve. Remember the name, Fo
ley'« Honey and Tar and reject any
substitute. Gem Pharmacy.
DEATH \n ROARING FIRE
May not result from the work of flre-
bugs but often severe burns are caus
ed that make a quick need for Buck-
len’s Arnica Salve, the quickest, snr-
eat cure for burns, wounds, bruise*,
bolls, sores. It subdues Inflamatlon.
It kills pain. It soothes, and 'heals.
Drives off skin eruptions, ulcer* or
piles. Only 28c at All Druggist*.
SAVES TWO LIVES.
-Neither my slater nor myself might
be living today, tf it bad not bean
for Dr. King's New Discovery." write*
A. D. McDonald, of Payettarlllo. ff.
C., R. F. D., No. 8. "For w* both
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coaid help. We were told my sister
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;t colds, hemorrhage, ligrfppe, asthma,
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Trial bottle free. Me nd $1.00 Uhp
. a*teed by All Druggist*.
