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WAYCROSS EVENING HERALD
THE EVENING HERALD
Published By
THE HERALD PUBLISHING CO.
A. P. Perham, 8r.
A. P. Perham, Jr.
Editors «nd Proprietors.
Miss Carrie Perham,
Personal, Society and Local.
Tlie Way cross Herald founded in
1886. The Dally Herald founded In
1892 by A. I\ Perham. 8r.
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THE HERALD 18 THE
Official Organ of the United States
Court of the Southern District of
Georgia.
WAYCR088, GA., FEB. 28. 1911.
TheFe" are "watering places - #nd wa
tering places, but Wall Street boa
the call on them all.
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A Washington man has been ar
rested for poker playing just as ho
wak going the other fellow ten bet
ter. It Is dangerous to experiment
with the X-rays.
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And now the report comes that
Dlax la ready to sue for peace nnd
that ho may retire from the presi
dency. An hour later the report Is
turned down ns n lie.
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A Georgia woman has secured
court order enjoining her 'husband
from Interfering with her work away
from home. This Is the sort of suf
fragette that 1s worth while.
A man in New Haven owes his
life lo h number of coins he carried
In Ills pocket, lie was shot at and
the bullet was deflected by the coins.
Which Illustrates the value of al
ways keeping a supply of coin In
you: Ins lie pocket.
DIFFERENT REPORT8
FROM PEACH CR0P8.
The fruit situation In Georgia, ac
cording to the advices received by
the general manager of the Central
of Georgia alJWay, It Is yet In doubt
as to the extent of the damage that
was done by the recent cold t
The telegrams ;(t this time range
from estimates of no dumage to prac
tically a total loss. It is certain the •
greatest damage has been done in )
north Georgia, but as to the extent it
i.< yet impossible to say, according
to Icadng gnowewrswwwwwwwwww
to leading growers. Some of the mes
sages received follow:
Summerville— 1 "Satisfied great dam
age and probably no fruit at all.’
Rome—"Think will have some
fruit."
Reynolds. Taylor County—"No dam-1
age at all."
Amerlcus—“Very little damage,
probably two-thirds loss."
Marifnailvllle—"General opinion Is (
two-thirds killed.”
Fart Valley—"From twenty-five to
thirty per cent killed."
Byron—"About fifty per cent kill
ed, but can't tell for several days.
Hoke Smith having been mention
ed for tho presidency, Mr. Hryan
says that if a southern man is to get
It, Hoke is tho one for him. He
would make a valient hearer of the
Democratic standard at that. It has
been a long time since a son of the
ninth hnn led the popular hosts.
4.
The Republican party, by the op
position of the majority of Its mem
bers In congress to the Canadian re
ciprocity treaty, has further discred
ited Itsolf In the eyes of the country.
Ii has long ceased to represent the
people. Many of Its leading mout
hers are watchdogs of the special
Interests. It will soon bo driven
from power In every branch of tho
government.
JOHN HAY’S HAMMOND
8PEAK8 IN ATLANTA.
Special to The Herald.
Washington, Feb. 27.—John Hay’s
Hammond, world famed as the lead
ing mining ongnieer in the United
States, will address the third annual
convention of Southern Commercial
Congress In Atlanta, March 8-10. His
subject will be "Efficiency in Hand
ing Southern Resotrrces."
Mr. Hammond will speak in the sec
tion of Mines and Mining, presided
over by J. A. Holmes, of Soum Car
olina. Director of the Bureau
Mines In Washington. For this
same section each State Geologist ot
the South has been asked by Direc
tor Holmes to prepare a paper, for
later use. fully describing the min
eral resources of each of the South
ern States.
Mr. Hammond is world famed, ©fi
ling 1896 and ’96 he waa one of the
four leaders In the reform movement
in the Transvaal. After Uie Jameson
Raid, with which he was not In sym
pathy, he was urrested and sentenced
to death. This sentence was later
commuted to fifteen years imprison
ment nnd still later ho was released
on the payment of n flno of $125,000.
Senator Jeff Davis declares posi
tively that he dors not know what a
Jackpot Is. If this fact comes official
ly before the senate It may disquali
fy him from holding his seat.
FLOWER SEED. GARDEN SEED,
ALL KINDS AT REDDINGS, PHONE
305. 18 15t
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CEIVE REWARD. 23 tf
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Cream Bread. Wnycross Bakery, 2t
Atlantic Coast Line Schedule.
ARRIVALS AT WAYCROSS.
from Savannah
-rain 189 6:50 am
Train 185 12:50 pm
Train 21 5:55 pm
Train 67 10:00pm
/rim Montgomery
DEPARTURES.
For Jeaup aid Savannah
Train 58 5:55 am
Train 182 ..... 10:00 an
Train 180 7:30 pn
Train 22- 6:10 pn
For through Schedule!, Pullman reservation!, etc., Call On
E, M. North, A. 0. P. A. R. B. Pollard, Ticket Agent
Savannah ,Oa. Wayerosa. Ga.
A DOWNEY M D V
VETENARIAN
Albany Avenue Waycross, G.v
Oay and Night PHme 59L
From present Indications It appears
that an extra session cannot be avoid
ed. The reciprocity bill will be re
ported out of the senate committee
early next week, very likely without
amendment, tho purpose being to
give the members- unrestricted op
portunity to act upon the measure
as they wish. The reactionary vote
Is certain to tie against it. In the
opinion »»f loading members it will
not pass at this session.
PEPSICOLA
MAKES YOU EAT SETTER.
FEEL BETTER. SLEEP
BETTER, LOO‘< BET-
TER.
Red keen Ginger Ale,
THE BEST BY TEST.
PEPSI COLA BOILING
WORKS. • '
D. L. KEEN, Proprietor.
PHONE 337.
The Conservative opposition In the 1
“ ™ rHave You Tried II?
proceeding on tho lines that commer
cial union with us will be followed
by annexation. Well, it» that event
our Canadian cousins would be wel
comed to the* family. The fellow
who would have the real kick cotnlns
it Mr. J. Hull, toward* tho mainten
ance of whose establishment our
northern neighbor largely coatrib-
Barrington Hall Coffee
A one pound can will
convince you.
HARDY BROTHERS,
PHONE 62.
THE PURE FOOD STORE. 1
PARK PLACE
High”cass| Subdivis
ion for^ white peope
ony, on easy terms,
close to A.C. L. Shops.
Wb D. /Horton, Agt.
ROOM NO. 4 Southern Hole! Btof
SAVES TWO LIVES.
"Neither my Bister nor myself might
be living today, U It had not hcen
for Dr. King's New Discovery,” writes
A. D. McDonald, of Fayetteville. N.
C„ R. F. D., No. S. “For we both
had frightful coughs thQt no remedy
could help. \Ve were told my sister
had consumption. She was very weak
and had night sweat* but your -won
derful medicine completely cured us
both. It is the beat I ever used or
heard of." For sore lungs, coughs
colds, hemorrhage, lagrippe, asthma,
hay lever, crftup. whooping cough,—
all bronchical troubles,—Its supreme.
Trial bottle free. 50c and $L00. Guar
anteed by All Drugglsta.
CARD BOARD, ALL COLORS, AT
HERALD OPRICE. - tf
CABBAGE PLANTS.
For Cabbage Plants see me.
f A. P. Perham, Sr.
We take pleasure in announc
ing that alter March 10th,
we shall sell incandescent
electric lamps at cost.
WE WILL KEEP IN 8TOCK AN
ASSORTMENT OF ALL NECESSARY
SIZES OF CARBON, GEM, AND
MAZDA, (TUNGSTEN) LAMPS,
WHICH WILL BE DELIVERED TO
CUSTOMERS.
RE RECOMMEND THE USE OF
THE GEM TO REPLACE THE COM.
MON CARBON FILAMENT LAMP,
AS IT IS MORE ECONOMICAL IN
THE CONSUMPTION OF CURRENT
AND MORE EFFICIENT IN THE
PRODUCTION OF LIGHT WITHOUT
BEING AS FRAGILE AS THE
TUNGSTEN LAMP.
We shall Iidt the prices in this
space later.
The Ware County
Light and Power
Company.
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Train 68
...6:16 am
For Montgomery
Train 180
...6:46 pm
Train 189
..6:10 an,
From Balnbridge ft Tbomiavllle
Train 57
.10:25 pm
Train 182
..9:50 am
For Balnbridge and Thomaavllla.
From Alban/
Train 185
. 1:00 pm
Train 93
. .4:55 pm
For Albany
Crain 91
. .9:55 am
Train 92
Train 97
..6:00 nm
Train 96
7.RA «m
From Chicago and Nortweat
Train 90
..6:10 pm
., C. Special (via Albany).
...4:55 am
For Chicago and Noribwcat
DUlo Flyer (via Tifton).
..5:35 am
I. C. Special (via Albany).-
10:50 pm
South Atlantic Limited
6:35 am
Dixie Flyec (via Tifton) ..;
.10:30 pm
From Brunswick
South Atlantic Limited.. .
10:20 pm
Train 96
..7:40 am
For Brunewlck • c.
Train Wft
ft-Oft pm
Train 91
.10:05 an.
^rom Jacksonville
Train 97
Train 22
..5:55 pm
For Jacksonville
Train 32 T ,, ,.
Train 95 (Dixie Flyer
. .5:40 an
Train 94 ,,
Train 93
Train
1A 1R nm
Train 31
ft-xa 1TT
From Tampa, High Springs via Du-
rain 21
.6:16 pn
pont
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For Tampa, High Spring!
Train 42
Train 43
Incubators and
Brooders
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Between Life and Death
The most tender solicitude and care ful nursing will avail little pure
Medicines are r.ot obtainable. Get your physicians prescription flBd at
CHEROKEE PHARMACY
At home and for your entertainments,
PARK & TILFORD CANDIES
Temptingly Delicious.
We are headquarters for this dellcloutcandy.
CHEROKEE PHARMACY
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Foley Kidney Pilla arc tonic In ac
tion, quick In results, and restore the
natural acUon ot the kidney* and
bladder. They cornet Irregularities.
Gem Pharmacy.
NOTICE TAX PAYER.
Specific tax and Corporation Taxee
are now due and can be paid by
making a visit to my offlee
court house.
- J. T. S trickland, Tax CoL
In thej
; W. H. ULMER,
Wheelwright and Blacksmith,
Horseshoeing AiSpecialty.
Next to Wilson Laundry, just in rearjof
Singleton iFurniture’Company.
Satisfaction Guarantee
