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E. 2. BYRD SELLS THE BLACK8HEAR TIMES. The following notice appear* In the Blgckabear Time* of thl* date: Blackihear, On., March 2, 1911. Tlila Is to give notice to the pub* lie that I have this day sold the T~ ~ “ 77~. . . . Dlackshear Time*, name, plant and The Waycroaa Herald founded In 1886. The Dally Herald founded In Rood will to Mr. Clement A. Sydnor, 1892 hy A. P. Perham, Hr. " Published By-- ■'■■■ herald publishing CO. A. P. Perham, 8r. A. P. Perham, «lr. Editors and Proprietors. Ml** Carrie Perham, Personal. Society and Local. Telephones Business Office 25 Editorial Offie 25 Residence 268. Every Afternoon Except Sunday. Entered at the Waycross, Oa., Post- office as second class mail matter. Office No. 8 Jane Street RATE8 OF SUBSCRIPTION. I Mon tli $ 3 Months $1.25 6 Months $2.50 1- Year $5.00 8PECIAL NOTICE All obituary notices, cards of thanks, resolutions and notices of entertain ments. where charges are made, will be charged at advertising rates of 6 eonta a JJne. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Subscribers to The Jlorald that do not receive the piper promptly and early will pleaae rlng-up the Circuit* Uon Menager and report the trouble to blm, a> tble Is the only means that we can aaiufe you prompt and early delivery. THE HERALD IS THE Official Organ of tho United 8tatea Court of tho Southern District of Georgia. WAYCROSS, OA., MARCH 3, 1911. It Is repo: ted that the mountain peachca have suffered less than the t alley orchards. —4,— Tho llorald reaches the people, ana will continue to do so. Don't give yourself ijny worty about that. - —*1* A good deed Ih never lost, lie who sows courtesy reaps friendship; and he who planta kindness gathers love. who will assume all liabilities, collect all due subscriptions, etc., and that I am In no wise connected with said paper. I ask my patrons to give to my successor as Iberal patronage as they have given me during the twen ty odd years of my newspaper work. Mr. Sydnor has for several years been principal of the Presbyterial In stitute, and has conducted himself in u manner that has won for him hosts of friends who we fell so sure will give him their support In the new j enterprise he has taken up. E. Z. Byrd. ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT AVcgetablcRrparafloa&rAs' slmllaiWteFbodaidRpst* lingUcSiaxtiBaHUkwfctf The Republicans are not at all dis couraged, and If you think so you are badly fooled. They have an un bounded faith in the Democrats and firmly believe-that they will do some fool thing to save them from an ov erwhelming defeat next year. We can only hope that the fool Demociata will be kept In the background.— Darien Gaxette. The Indications are now that there will be a larger acreage of cotton planted In Pioice county thla year than ever before. Wo hope that our farmers will not lose sight of the fact that a provision crop should not be neglected. Twenty cent bacon and twenty cent cotton Is only swapping dollars und they have to do tho hauling both .ways, which Is a loss to tho farmer.—tllnckshear Times. * AN EARTHQUAKE FREAK. On the morning of April 18th. 1906, the cellar of Paul .Masson, a wine meichant, of Hun Joeq, Cal., contained a stock of oti<> hundred and twenty* live thousand bottles, nil neatly ar ranged. Then came the earthquake, and when tho proprietor was able to enter hi* cellar again, he fouud that sixty-two thousand four thousand four hundred and fifty-eight bottle.-, by ac tunl count wore broken, and the re mainder thrown about In the wildest confusion. It Is curious, says n writ er in the March Wide World, with such a large number «»f hottles. that tho “quaki" should have coiuo within ( a few dor.cn of demolishing un exact Yialf of the stock. - * DO IT NOW! Hete’s a store, the door is locked. There is a sign across the door. The sheriff told this f iend of mine, "You tnuacT open anv more." Look on the scene my son, 1 1-ook with pitying eyes. Don't you hear the still small vole* He never ADVERTISED! Ills children now may cry for bread; Hot tears shall fill their eyes. While wifey a*k« between her sob* **John why didn't you advertise?* The world la full of failures. And you would be surprised. To know that a doggotied one ffirer ADVERTISED! —Oocdelt Dispatch. UNTED 8TATE8 LOST 6,371 JAP8 DURING THE PAST 3 YEAR8. San Francisco, Feb. 24.—-The num her of‘Japanese laborers in the Uni ted States has decreased by 11,152 In tbe past three years, according to the Japanese foreign office. The fig ures were made public yesterday by Matsuzo .Vagal, Japanese consul-gen eral here. In the three complete years, 1908, 1609, and 1910, tho report shows 14,* 257 laborers returned to Japan from the United States while only 3„105 left for this country. Of the non-laboring class, on tbe other band, there was a slight In crease Jin flip (number *et(tling In America, 5,650 leaving their country for America and 875 returning home. The report indicates that the Uni ted States has lost 6,371 Japanese of nil- classes by excess of departure over urrfvala in tbe last three years. STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO LUCAS COUNTY,)«•. Frank .1. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the Arm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business In the City of oledo. county and State aforewyd, and that said fl,rm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each case of Catarrh that cannot be cured hy the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence, this 6th day of De cember, A. D. 1886. (Seal) *A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure It taken In ternally, and acts dlrdctly on the blood and mucous aut faces of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY £ CO.. Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Tako Hall's, Family Pills for con- ftlpatlon. Promotes DigwttanOwitt ness a ad RratjContaim ncter Opium .Morphine nor Mineral. Not Narcotic. Aperfccl Remedy forCteflp- (Ion, Sour Stouach.D!arrt«w Worms .Convulsions fevensk ness andLossofSltzp. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of i tinderlhePooJji Exact Copy of Wrapper. In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA Atlantic Coast I_ine Schedule. DEPARTURES. LOST—GOLD BROACH. FINDER RETURN TO THI8 OFFICE AND RE- CEIVE REWARD. 23 tf Phone 72 or 443 for Graham Rye or Cream Bread. Waycross Bakery. 2t C A D V DOWNEY- M VETENARIAN 19 Albany Avenue Waycross, Ga. Day and Night Phone 698 lipSKOLT MAKES YOU EAT BETTER, FEEL BETTER. SLEEP BETTER, LOO*< BET TER. Red been Ginger Ale, THE BEST BfY TEST. PEPSI COLA B0TIW6 , WORKS. D. L. KEEN, Proprietor. PHONE 337. Have You Tried It? Barrington Hajl Cotfec A one pound can will convince you. HARDY BROTHERS, PHONE 62. . THE PURE FOOD (TORE. ARRIVALS AT WAYCROSS. From Savannah 'rain 189 ...6:50 am Train 186 12:60 pm Train 21 6:66 pm Train 67 10:00pm Trcm Montgomery Train 68 6:16 am Train 180 6:46 pm Trom Balnbrldge A Tbomaavllie Train 182 9:60 am From Alban/ Train 93 4:66 pm train 91 9:66 un Train 97 ..6:00 pm From Chicago and Nortweu i. C. Special (via Albany)....4:66 am Dial. Flyer (via Tltton)....6:36 am South Atlantic Limited 6:36 am From Brunswick Train 96 7:46 un Train 90 6:00 pm Crnrn Jacksonville Train 22 6:66 pm Train 32 10:16 pm Train 94 10:26 pm Train 92 10:46 pm From Tampa. High Spring* via Du- For Jeaup and Savannah Train 68.. 6:66 am Train 182 10:uu an Train 180 7:30 pn Train 27- 6:10 po For Montgomery Train 189 6:10 an. Train 57 10:25 pm For Balnbrldga and Tbomaavllie. Train 186 1:00 pm For Albany Train 92 10:60 pu Train 08 7:60 am Train 90 6:10 pm For Chicago and Northweit • I. C. Special (via Albany).- 10:66 pm Dixie Flyer (via Tlfton) ....10:10 pm South Atlantic Limited.. ..10:20 pm For Brunawlck Train 91 10:06 an. Train 97 6:10 pm , For Jacksonville Train 95 (Dixie Flyer 6:40 am Thin 93 5:00 am Train 33 .-6:40 am rain 21 6:15 pm For Tampa, High Sprlngi nont Train 42 7:25 pm {Train 43 8:00 For through Schedules. Pullman reservation*, ate., Call On ' E. M. North, A. O. P. A. R. B. Pollard, Ticket AgenL Savannah ,Oa Waycroaa. Ga. wmsumM(r PARK PLACE High"cassi Subdivis ion for^ white peope ony, on easy terms, close to A.C.L. Shops. W. D. JSforton, Agt. I We take pleasure inannount ing that after March 10th, we shall sell incandescent electric lamps at cost. WE WILL KEEP IN STOCK AN ASSORTMENT OF ALL NECESSARY SIZES OF CARBON, GEM, AND MAZDA, CTUNGSTEN) LAMPS, WHICH WILL BE OELIVEREO TO CUSTOMERS. RE RECOMMEND THE U8E OF THE OEM TO REPLACE THE COM MON CARBON FILAMENT LAMP, A8 IT 18 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 lidt the prices in this space later. The Ware County Light and Power Company. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO . Incubators and Brooders Watt Hardware t 000^0000000000000 Between Life and Death The most tender aollcltude and careful nursing will avail little If pure Medicine* are not obtainable. Gctyour physicians prescription filled at CHEROKEE PHARMACY A / -Jl/b ROOM NO. I Southern Hotel Bitip At home and for your entertainments, PARK & TILFORD CANDIES Temptingly Delicious. siint!i' ve are headquarters for this dcllciour candy. CHEROKEE PHARMACY SAVE3 TWO LIVES. ‘‘.Yelihcr my sister nor myself might be living today, It It had not been tor l)r. King's New Discovery,'' writes A. D. McDonald, of Fayetteville, N. C.. R. F. D., No. 8, "For we both had rrlghtfu! cough* that no remedy could help. We were told my *l*ter had comumptlon. She wae very weak and had night aweata bnt your won derful medicine completely cared ne both. It le tbe beet I ever used or heard of.” For sore lung*, cough* cold*, hemorrhage, lagrfppe. aeuraua hay fever, erhup, whooping cough,— all bronchtcal trouble*,—lit supreme. Trial bottle free. 60c and tl-06. Guar anteed by All Drnggtita. CARD BOARD, ALL COLORS. AT HERALD OmC^i tf CABBAGE PLANTS. - For Cabbage Plante see me. - f A. p. Perham, 8r. Foley Kidney Pllla are tonic In ac tion, Quick In reeulta, and restore the natural action of the kldneyt and bladder. They correct lrregnlaritla*. Gem Pharmacy. NOTICE TAX PAYER. Specific tax and Corporation Taxea are now due and can he paid by making a visit to my oBc* In th* court home J. T. Strickland, Tax OoL W. H. ULMERf Wheelwright and Blacksmith, Horseshoeing A)Specialty. Next to Wilson Laundry, just in rear'of Singleton iFurniture’Company. Satisfaction Guaranteed.