About Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 189?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1911)
WAYCROSS EVENING HERALD THE MAN OF AFFAIRS valuevS health his greatest asset, knowing that a good natural mineral water is most beneficial, he drinks Dctoden Lithia. WATER "The Greatest ol all Natural Mineral Waters" The excellent medicinal virtues of this NATURAL Mineral Water are highly appreciated by professional and business men. We have hundreds of testimonials, especially from eminent physicians, who know from actual experience what Bowden Lithia Water has accomplished. It has no equal in the treatment of Rheumatism, Gout, Cystitis, Calculi, Gravel, Kidney and Bladder troubles, and all disorders caused by an excess of Uric Acid. BOTTLED ONLY AT THE SPRINGS, (Lithia Springs, Douglas Countv. Ga.) Bowden Lithia Water is of delightfully pleasant taste and is an ideal Table ‘Water. Keep it in your home—it is healthful all the time. Met Inn is direct, to is shipped same day order is reeehred, or order (no your drauist or grocer. % DDirri 5 CaKcn Dim jobs t? 50 I r»m wife mmai r. o.». wm ™5 £ 12 Gallon Carboys . . . !. MOO LIST I 6 Gaiicn Cases (12 Sollies/ $2.50 gSettfiBSSSPA*-. si.es **• O. B. Lithia Springs, Georgia I REMITTANCE SHOULD ACCOMPANY \OUR ORDER ft! I 1 ®i It is Cow or No Cow; MORE HIS OF That is the Question] j|j£ SCIENTIST Tli« City Council by motion last nl^ht ordered that an election to de cide the cvorlaattng cow question. abonJd be held °o the second Saint day In March. When the people will hare fall opportunity to express their opinion. LdU of cow advocate* were pie* eat, while the Anti-Cow men w* e aieo In aifht It warf appn«*nt that 4b# Council la largely opposed to Mr*. Cow. Several Aldqrmen exprettslnK thenaelvea emphatically on the mat ter. Alderman J. W. Moore had the courage to move that Council take action at once, without waiting for an election, but tlnutiy tlie above uc- Uou waa decided upon. And now ila up to fne people to decide. EXHIBITS ARE VERY VALUABLE TO THE 80UTH. Waihlngton, O. C., Fob. 8.—(Spec ial)—A» the result of exhibits made by the Southern Railway an l afllllot- vd linos at various fnirs and exposi tions in the North and West la.-t fall, the land and Industrial depart ment of the Southern has the names of several thousand people who are interested in the South with the view of looking for homes.. Exhibits were maintained by the Southern and afllJ* fated lines at the Pittsburg laind Bhow. the Illinois Slate Fair at Springfield, the Wisconsin Slate Fair rd Milwaukee, and toe Nc\v Yo k State Fair at Syracuse, These ex titbits were viewed in the aggregate by over a half trillion pcop'.e accord IS DOING 80 MUCH GOOD. c»M at the llllnulH mnie f.;r and the AND Hl8 QREAT 018c0 vERY THAT New York State Fair interested thous ands who had previously coniid«red cutton pi.cll.ally the only p oducl of Th# Roo , JnJc . Ml , ntl „. , sld that -he South. Thou,and, of piece, of of th# troub|e , , ommon t0 bu . llt« ratura were distributed showing the opportunities for profit in other lines of ngrlcultwe in the South. MEETING OF OHIO EOITORS. Columbus, O.. Feb. 7.—Questions of advertising, libel laws, legislation fore the general assembly and ltffcor renditions »ve* on the programihe for discussion at the twenty-sixth* anmiu meeting of the Ohio Atfsoclatea Dal lies, which began at the Nell House today with President John T. Muck presiding. The sessions will continue over to morrow. Walter Williams, dean oj the scTiool of journalism of Missouri State University, heads the list of speakers. MICHIGAN RETAIL LUMBERMEN. Hay City, Mich., Feb. 7.—Several 'Kindred prominent rep esentatIves of the lumber trade are Id Ray City for the annual convention of the Michi gan Retail Lumber Dealers* AskocI.i tiop, the sessions of which were be gun today and will be continued over lomo row nan Thursday. inanity originate in the stomach, and be is proving U by the hundreds of remarkable cures his phCovery i* making all ove’ the county. The people at Cherokee drug store have undoubted proofs from many well known people of the state. Over at Lafayette, Ind., Mrs. Frank Herat, a sister of ex-Governor Hanly, derived sc much good from the great remedy that sue permitted her name to bt published in her home papers for the benefit of those who suffer as she did The following was recently published by the Peoria Journal: •‘The people of Peoria no longer doubt. Root Juice has done so much good for so many people of this city thut there is hardly a neighborhood where the great medicine foas not mude several wonderful cure*. Mrs. Sarah Husain- ger, of South Adauis street, said. ’For ten years I suffered with Indigestion and constipation and was so nervous and Irritable that people called me old crosa-patch. My complexion was very sallow and 1 suffered much with my back nnd side. 1 have used hardly three bottles of Root Juice an l as yon see my complexion is clear and free from blemishes. My back one tide liavc ceased to pain me and my food no lunger lay a nnd fenuent* m my stomach. I (eel well anh strong ILLINOIS RETAIL MERCHANTS - ’ Roc;.ford, Hi.. Feb. 7.—T.ie Illinois Petal! Merchants’ Association began 'ta Mutual convention in .Rockford mu to reports Jun compiled by tli» ' <K,a) ' ‘ ,n «U«jid*»ce o! delegates r,nj my nerve, arc perfect. I am tell l.anU and Industrial DepnrinirM ot r,oni *” ovw the Stoic. |nx all ot my frlendsof the wondc'ful the Southern In addition a, la te a) Tlu “ ne«t°»» will continue threej bool | the , rea , remedy did for me. number vlrlird tire exhibit of tie e»d »U> bo devoted largely to;Mr. Andrew Tocher, who to well and tenth and Ita Reaourree made jointly 'he dltcuaalon of Innvunce, the Par-, favorably knohn here. aalJ. T want to at the Onto Valley Kapovlltcn In Clu "*• l ,0 ■ , • ,h * competition of the mall j tc || you Ro q t Juice la the moat won c’esatl by the railroads of the south. orJ,r houses and other subjects »f .oerful medicine on earth. I suffo el east. j'*'' '"'efest and Importance to the j (or msn y years and took enougi med The agricultural possibilities of the rfltl1 "' Mle - I Iclne to fill a barrel, but m.v combi- southeast wi’re displayed to magrrtfl- j “ — - | nstlou of stomach,, liver, kidney and cent advantage at ihe«e falra, ire Mark Twaln’a Books At Auction, 'other trouble, continued to t outhern Hallway exhlhlls receiving New York, Feb. J.-cBook collector* '.worse. I said 1 would not give up so ■rant favorable notice nl all of them and dealers from all over foe country 11 kept on trying nrlthov* any benefit Fro« 10,000 to. 15,000 persons visited were on hand today at he opening ol j until I commenced with Root Juice. I Re exhibit dally at the Pittsburg the sale at auction of the library and Land Show, coming from all the mid. man use Ipta of the late Mark Twain, die • tales and froth Canada. A large The hooka, with few exception*, con- n umber of thrifty German farmers tain the dated signature ot the torn- wo o among those moot Interested at oua author. Included In the ooUec- WiKoaslo State Fair. The exhibit lion are presentation copies from ] well poatsd regarding the rasoedy and of the varied products of tho South* many noted writer*. (Me glad to explain ft and have llrejy floe am now on my third bottle am gained ten pounds. I am entli from pain. I can eat anything and digest It and can aieep like a,baby.’ The people at the drug etcjre ore One of Onr Great Values Solid Oak Rocker, Exactly like cut, cobbler seat, heavy white hickory stretcher connects arm A Large Comfortable, Servicable Rocker - each On our easy payment plan. Lloyd’s Princess Go-Carts Co^t no more but are absolutely the besT money can buy. Extra wide seat, finest grade S pattern Springs, Laige Canopy Hood, folds with only one motion, Covered in Be^t Grade Chase Leather. These are only a few of the reasons why this is the btst carriage on the market.* $8.50':TO>1$ 12.50 EACH. Chiffoniers AT 15 PFR CENT LESS THAN OUR REGULAR PRICE Which was already very low. we have a large assortment and in orcer to reduce our slock at once, will sell them at the above discount until the require number ha.ve been disposed of. We have Great Values atfrom $7.00 to $25.00 ' - <NdW- ' Our t Spring Line of [Room Size RUGS Are now on display. A truly beautiful assort ment, all the newest oriental and flora] patterns in the latent shades and colorings. Our line includes an all wool 9x12 feet size. Of *\CA seamless 7-wire tapestry Brussel 8* Also the be& grade Smith Axminisfteis9xl2 feet size, in the seasons patterns AT $22.50 We will have in a few days the largest assort ment of CREX Rugs ever shown in this city. STEP Ladder Vone charged » AXMINISTER RUGS 214 feet wide, 4% feet long, - all wool, handsome oriental and floral patterns. One of our great values $1.98 eaeh on our easy pay ment plan. Special Prices this week on Writing Desks we have a numb r i f different styles to close out at a substantial redudli* n In prices. 4.q$ TO I.Q,go The Store of Great Values where Yoiu Credit is Good WALKER-MULLIGAN FUR. CO.
