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JOB WORK!
The Herald will open up'its Job Depart
ment Monday, January 16, We take
all and any kinds of work. We won’t
charge you exhorbitant prices. Work
guaranteed.
HERALD PUBLISHING CO.
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E STREET.
WAYCROSS, GA.
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CITY MARKET
rl have opened up a firdt class Meat'
Market, and will also carry vege^
table aud country produce.
A. J. Burkhalter.
19 Albany, Avenue. Waycross, Ga
Mh. CABBACE PLANTS®
^HEADERS
CHARLESTON WAKEFKLO
W. H. ULMER,
Wheelwright and Blacksmith,
Horseshoeing A \Specialty.
Next to Wilson Laundry, justiin rear of
Singleton iFurniture’Company.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
MAN’S HEAD IS PIGEONHOLED. [INTERESTING REPORT OF
f!"A mn*s head ■’Is a dome of pigeon- j THIJ HlLYER TRUST CO.
holes,” said George Edgar Vincent, j Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 17.- Georgia cap-
dean of the faculties at the University ‘ itallsts and business men who are
of Chicago and president-elect of the j wntdrng the growth of new concerns
University of Minnesota, recently " Ik 1.» Inters ted In tlie report of tbo
while speaking to an organization of j Hlllyer Trust Company which was or
business men. “Each idea is put away • ganlzed three ninths ago. During hat
In a separate pigeonhole. Some heads
r-.ilaln man/ plgeonhohM. o !.n.«»• u
tain oily a few.
’’While man’s head is a battlement
of pigeonholes,” Dr. Vincent continu
ed, ’’life is many things. It Is a stage
upon which each individual Is cast
fora part, it is a highway along which
individuals travel, some afoot, others
whisking by in limousines and tour
ing cars, leaving behind them an odor
of sanctity and gasoline. Life is also
a battle and it Is a school, often call
ed the university of hard knocks. And
It is a game which we all are playors.
Home are sport*; others are sports-,
men. A sport plays for himself; a
sportsman plays for .his team. Sports
complain of hard umpiring in the
game of life; the sportsmen never
complain. With them it all comes
with the game.”—Chicago News.
OLD 80LDIER TOTURED.
K years I suffered unspeakable
from indigestion, constipation
and liver trouble," wrote A. K. Smith,
a war veteran at Erie, Pa., "but Dr.
King’s New Life Pills fixed me all
right. They're simply great.” Try
them for any stomach, liver or kid
ney trouble. Only 25c at All Drug
time the company shows a profit of
over $10,000. It has a paid up capital
of $250,000 and surplus of $50,0oo.
The following officers were re-elec
ted at the annual meeting heij here:
Henry Hlllyer, president; George 8.
Lowndes, vice president; Win. Hfird
Hlllyer, vice president and treasurer;
Herbert 1,. Wlggs, trust officer; Ar
thur H. Neeson, secretary; and Evans
and Spence, counsel.
PRI80NER8 MAKE $17,964.49
ON 274 BALES OF COTTON
Atlanta, Ga.. Jan. 17.--A total of
$17,904.49 has been received by the
state for the sale of the 274 bales of
cotton produced *by the prisoners at
the Georgia State Penitentiary faim
at MUIedgeville. TMo cotton brought
14 1-2 cents per pound.
Chairman It. K. Davison, of the pris
on commission, who superintended
the sale of the (Kitten, was well pleas
ed with the result.
Travel Comfortably
AND
CONVENIENTLY
In Parlor Diniife Cars on
ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM & ATLANTIC
RAILROAD.
IN CONNECTION WITH THE GEORGIA. SOUTHWESTERN
RAILROAD BETWEEN ATLANTA AND ALBANY.
.*.!«»!
»orvod any tlmo enroute, at reasonable price*. Scbedulo.:
Southbound;
l.r. Atlanta
A r. Cordcdo
Ar. Albany
7:45 am
1:00 pm
3:40 pm
tv. Albany
Lv. Cordele
Ar. Atlanta
.12:10 noon
1:40 pm
7:45 pm
THESE ARE THE FINEST PARLOR CARS OPERATED) IN THE SOUTHI
Quickest Time. Try it. Belt Service.
W. H. Leahy, Gen. Pass. Agt Atlanta, Georgia.
Try A Want Ad.
GO TO
; VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
1 For the next thirty cays 1 will of-
j fer my farm, adjoining the corporate
ry a Want Arl.
limit* ot Waycroaa on tbe Whrcaboro
road, for sale. Tha farm caqeleti of
36 acre* partly under cultivation;
hone, wtgon end buggy, bog and cat-
tie feed. etc. If you want a bargain
tee me quick.
Mr. E. 8. Corman,
16 3td Jtw R. F. D. No. 4,
Waycnua, Ga.
KIDNEY PELS
for backache, rheuraatUm, kidney or bladder trouble, and urinary irregular!tie*.
Foley Kidney Pills purity the *4ood, reatora loat vitality and vigor. Bsfuue substitute*.
FOR SALS BY GEM PHARMACY.
NOTICE.
Will the mothers of the children of
the Confederacy, please see that their j
children meet at the Central School
house Thursday n:o r ning, January 19,
ar. 9; 30 o'clock to form a body and
fit end the exercises In celebration of
Leo** and JaduoVs birthdays to be
fc.ld In the auditorium at 1# o'clock
Florida AID Cuba
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GUANO INSPECTOR BEGINS.
I have been instructed by the Com-
fcUeloner ot Agriculture of the State
to commence tbo Inspection of fertp
Users In tbe Southeast Oe^rgl* terri
tory and bnve entered upon my duties
a* Inspector. Parties desiring their
guano Inspected will please drop me
n card and I will vtelt them it once.
L P. Perham, Sr.. Inspector,
11 6t Waycroee, Oa.
Atlantic Coast Line
Offers Magnificent Train
Service and Convenient
i
v Schedules to all points
For Schedule Information and Literature
see your agent or write to,
I*
W. J. Craig, P. T. M., T. C. White, G. P. A.
Wilmington, N. C. Wilmington, N. C.
E. M. North, Asdt. G. P. A., Savannah.
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