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Rev. Cook preached two very fine
sermons at First Methodist' Church
yesterday. Rev. Cook will remain
here during the week. Mrs. Cook it
still very unwell and it win very like
ly be some time before she wlll'be
able to come to Waycross.
T. A. W. ELMQREN
OPTOMETRIST,
43 Gilmore Street
4 them on (he table several times.
| When Judge Felton solemnly pro
nounced the death sentence. Alford
| seemed than to realise his fate, and
sank back Into his chair as though he
ihad fainted. His brother who 'was
seated next to him Immediately bent
over the convicted man. and In a few
minutes he recovered sufficiently to
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CARRIAGE PAINTER f
Y 13 Parallel Street. Phone 574 x
| Carriage and Automobile Painting |
| NEATLY EXECUTED M
I F. O. SMITH,
i ONLY FIRST V CIAM CARRIAGE- PAINTER IN TQWN, 9
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PEARY CAME WITHIN t) MILE’'
OF THE POLE SAYE COMMITTEE
WANT ADS
WAYCROSS EVEN ING HERALD
AT THE
NOT ICEIilFersonal
10 OUR CUSTOMERS.
Mi** Carrio Parham SocJal Editor %
MIs» Jennie Walowrlgbt of Wiuo
SEASONABLE Groceries
Wo now bnro In stock
Ralston Whole Wboat Flour
Ralston Breakfast Food,
Heckers Oatmeal In barrele
and packages, Hackers
Buckwheat, Self-rising, In
barrels, Cream of Wheat,
Shredded Wheat Biscuits,
New Georgia Syrup, and
lota of other * good things
too numerous to mention.
Our prices are reasonable
and our goods flrst-class.
We guarantee to save you
money.
Mr. Mathew Carswell is
now with us permanently
and w.'l! be pleased to see
We are moving into our
new store, on comer Plant
avenue and Gordon street,
opposite Wilson Grocery
Mra. J. L Waite after spending
! three weeks at her old home in Fort
Valley will return aome tonight.
We do not intend that our
moving shall hinder us in
the least In giving our cus
tomers. good and prompt
service. Let os have your
orders,, and they will have
our beat attention.
We hope to have our
stock well arranged In our
new quarter# by nest week.
Then we will give you a
special invitation to come
Mra: T. E. McCall and little daugh
ter of Jesup are in the city guests of
Mra. D. V. Holt.
Rev. Sanders of the Deenwood
church paid, the Herald office a pleas
ant visit this morning.
Mrs. W. W. Analey has been called
f I to Alabama on account of the serious
[ j illness of her father.
Master Charles Williams is out
again after a critical illness of soma
1 weeks.
Mrs. Garwood of Quitman spent
bla friends and serve their
wants.
M AY’S MILL and
FEED STORE.
PHONE NO. 3.
Satir.day and Sunday here the guest
of her sister Miss Clyde Griffin.
HARDY BROS.
TWO PHONES:
62 and 301
Mr. aud Mrs. T. L. Graves of Wares-
boro spent yesterday in the city
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kdgu/r Cats-
weil.
Mias Carrie Pelham will greatly ap
preciate items of social or persona]
Interest, either sent or phoned to the
Herald office, phone 2!>.
We offer the public greater values in Furniture,
Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Art Squares, Stoves
and Specialties than any firm in South Ga.^
OSi
I When we Sell for Cash we almosl
Eliminate the word Profit-
Our Prices on Terms are the Very Lowest and
our terms are very easy. See us before you
buy, we take pleasure in showing
you through' our line.
HOME FURNITURE CO.
Phone 49 „ - 40 Plant Ave.
Patronise this Livery. They appre
ciate our prompt service, flrst-class
turn outs and reasonable prices. If
you appreciate all these you will pa
tronize us also.
McGregor Mayo
Boarding, Livery and Sale, Stable,.
r«bonu St Waycrosi, Ox
PHONE NO. 63*
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RING 174 FOR WOOD.
HAYII PREPARES
FOR DOMINICANS
BOUNDARY DI8PUTE MAY RE
SULT IN WAR.
Port au PrlncoT Ilaytl, Jan. 23.—
Orders for the moblixiation of the
troops in the Duimrtment of lie North
tove been issued. Meantime Hatllen
soldiers me hurrying to the Domini
can frontier.
Tho republic la natch wrought utv
fearing Hayll will be compelled ti
fight out Its boundury dispute with
Santo Domingo.
So Does Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Croup and Asthma.
Yoti can easlty tell by reading the
symptoms below, whether you have
catardi or not:
Offensive breath, frequent sneezing,
discharge from the nose, stoppage of
the note, huskiness of the voice, tick
ling in throat, droppings in throat, a
cough, pain In chest, loss of strength,
variable appetite, spasms of coughing,
low spirited at times, raising of* mu
cus. difficulty In breathing, loss of
vital force.
ft/ R. Brinson A Co., has a sensible
remedy (money back if it falls) for
catarrh, called HYOMFK pronounced
Hlgh-o-me) which is a vaporized air,
so antiseptic, that when it is breath
ed over the Inflamed and germ-lnfea-
ted membrane, It kills all germ life,
gives relief in two minutes and cures
catarrh.
The price, Including, hard^ rubber
pocket inhaler. Is only $1.00. The in
haler will last a lifetime, so that
ahouldl you need a second bottle of
HYOMEI you can get It for 50 cents.
Jan. 13, 23, Feb. 3.
Mi3. Elizabeth King who has been
quite sick for some days at the home
of Mr. and -Mrs. T. E. l,ani«r is better
today.
HUMPHREYS & WILLIAMSON’S
“Big Clearance Sale”
j Mr. R. O. Brock and family of Pen-
j dleton, 8. C., have come to Waycross
to make this place .their home. Tire
Herald welcomes them.
One lot Men's Colored Laundry and Negligee
Shirts. Regular Price 50c to $1.00
Mr. R. W. Wolfe, the pleasant trav
eling salesman for the National
Starch Co., la In tha. city for,,a short
stajf. j
Clearance Price 25c.
Take everything away yfrora your
children, that looks like gun or a
pistol. There are other things
amuse them.
One'Table of Ladies’, Children and Men’s Win
ter Underwear. Regular price 25c.
Clearance Sale 15c.
The flab and oyster market of th«
city la being well supplied from
Brunswick, Jackaonvllla and Savan
nah.
JUDGE T. A. PARKER
SPEAKS AT Y. M, C.
Savannah. Gau, Jan. 23.—JuAge T.
A. Parker of Waycraaa wa. a vlaltor
to Savannah # yesterday, coming bora
to dollrer two addreasea before thj
Y. M. r. A. He apoke llrat to tho
boya of the Y. M. C. A. at tho Y.
M C. A. building and latar went to
the Liberty Theatre where ho addres
sed a large assemblage of young men.
Judge Parker la otw of Ula beat
known men In South Georgia and ho
baa many (Honda In 8avannah.
Why do you ubuae ybur
eyeuf Why don’t you rent
your eyea like you would
real any other part of your
body If it got tired? Why
. do you read when fliey
ache? Why don’t you real-
tao the danger there la Id'
neglecting your eyea. the
moat precloua gift of na-
,uro ' • E3I
Cali at 30 Reed street for your cab-
bage^plaflta. 20 centa per hundred.
And be sure you know how to count
The lady we board with makes a slip
sometimes.
Extra Large Size Union Linen Huck Towels.
Clearance Sale 12&c
Smsll lot of Large Size Cotton Comforts.
Mr. C. T. Hurt who has been ye«ry
ethically 111 for some weeks at tha
King’s Daughters Hospital is Improv
ing and it is thought will be able) to
be out soon.
Clearance Sale $1 -OO
The funeral of little Wlliner Forties
who was accidentally shot yesterday
afternoon occurred this afternoon at I
BIG REDUCTIONS ON ALL SHOES.
two o'clock from the home at Hebard-
vllle. Rev. W. H. Scruggs of Central
Baptist chflfch conducted the ssi
,r v,
At the First Methodist Church yes
terday morning Mr. William Johnson
aang a solo which waa very much
joyed. At the' evening service two
anthems by the regular choir we:*
rendered.
Humphreys & Williamson
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EDWARD ALFORD, THE WIFE. the Jury returned it’u verdict at a few
MURDERER MUST HANG. ’ minute, after 12 o'clock wau a dra-
1 I matte one. A, the Jurora Bled Into
Macon, Ga-, Jari. 33-Edward B.
Alford waa convicted Baturday of tha
murder of his wlfd. Mrs. Carrie At*
ford, and his mother-in-law, Mra. E.
B. Exurn, qnd- sentenced to bang on
March 11. the day fallowing that ut
for the execution off W. D. Walker,
the court room tbe color seemed to
rush to the face of the prisoners,
which up to that time had borne an
absolutely blank expression, and fit
almost entirely devoid of color. The
prisoner got up out of his chair and
walked nervoualy to the opposite end
of the table and then back, and after
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wbq waa convicted Thursday of wife-, a | ttln( down again made several
murder. f S
Tbe ecene in the court
4,
I sharp Je^lu at bla mustache, wrung
t room when _ £j B 1,^,4, piteously, and pounded
Washington, Jan. 13.—That Capt
Robert E. Peary came tvfthln 1.6
mile, of the north pole, near enough
to establish hi, claim of having been
at tbe exact spot, I, the decision of
the house comraitee on naval affairs,
which have been considering the bill
to retire Captain Peary with the rank_
of Rear Admiral.
Representative Bates of Tennessee, *
presented fi majority report of Uw^
committee recommending that Peary
be retired with the rank of Raar Ad
miral.
Tha minority report, submittal by
Roberta ot Massachusetts, does not
question Captain Peary’s '“perform-ffifcj
ance,” but arraigned the NatlonavY
geographical society,’ which admitted*
his finding the pole after a slight ex
amination ot Peary’s proofs. <.
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