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WAYCROSS EVEN ’NG HERALD i4 TOE EVENING HERALD READ THE RECORD DOCtOR. The following article, sign d "Dcm- ,oc: at” ia from the Douglas Enter* terprlse, edited by W. it. Frier, and the editor referred to is editor l>.yan of the Coffee County News: To the Editor of the Enterprise: .... - . . ... The distinguished editor of the Cof- The Waycross Herald founded in .... 1886. The Daily Herald founded In j fee County News comes out and tells Published By — THE HERALD PUBLISHING CO. A. P. PirhMi, 8r. A. P. Perham, Jr. Editors and Proprietors. Miss Carrie Perham, Personal, Society and Local. 1892 by A. P. Perham, 8r. Telephones Buslnus Office 25 Editorial Offle 25 Residence 268. Every Afternoon Except 8unday. Entered at the Waycross, Ga., Post- office as second class mall matter. Office No. 8 Jane 8treeL RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION, Month $ *45 Months $1.25 Months $2.50 Year $5.00 SPECIAL 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 cents a line. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Subscribers to The Herald that do not receive the paper promptly and early will please ring up the Circula tion Manager and report the trouble to him, a« tbia Is the only means that we can assure you prompt and early delivery. THE HERALD 18 THE Official. Organ of the United States Court of the Southern District of Georgia. WAYCROSS, GA., MARCH 6. 1911. The dignity of the national game is well illustrated by the excusing of Hans Wagner trom Jury duty by the court In Pittsburg on condition that he make good In training for next season. Even the wheels of Justice stop before the majesty of the great short stop. —+— Judge John C. McDonald of the Wayorosa City Court, has been pre siding for Judge Langford in some dis qualified csscH since Wednesday mori. ing. ■ He, as well as Judge Langford presides with much dignity and ease, and tho court has been well taken care of during the week by these two able jurists.—Douglas En- twprl.e. , + The employment of federal em ployee to pack and control natioaai conventions, particularly In sondlng delegations from southern states which never send Republican repre sentatives to the electoral college. If an abuse of the executive office which smells to heaven. Senator Bourna very powerfully attacked it la In his Indictment of President Taft. The Sunday Schoool Industry ought to have a special department for pos sible future legislators. A request to the chaplain of tho Kansas senate to tho members to reciio the Lord’s prayer resulted in but eight voices being heard to Its end. This (h al most on a par with the congressmen st Washington who bet a colleague $10 that ho could*not recite tho pray er, and when the latter began. “Now 1 lay me” said: “O, take the money. 1 didn’t think you knew |t. M 4*—— ■ Aftr<“ weeks of wrangling and Ali us that we be e in the Eleventh Con gressional District have a congress man, who has done nothing but draw J his salary since he has been in Con gress. I am not surprised at the Doctor* e. JtJclsm of Mr, Brantley, but I am awfully surprised at the other ten Georgia congressmen, who would unanimously endorse the gentleman from the Eleventh Congressional Dis trict for a position on the great com- mittce of ways and means! The more I read this distinguished editors aid doctors criticism of our distinguished * congressman, the more I am aurprla- I ed at the unanimous endorsement j from his colleagues. Here are ted | men selected from the great state of Georgia, for their wisdom and ( statesmanship, yet. they are bo blind to the needs of the times as to en dorse a ruan unanimously, for a po sition on the greatest committee, of any leglsjatlve body In the world! an insignificant member of their deiega tlon, 'one who has done nothing but draw his salary? what must bo tho calibre of those ten men? Then, too to think that this man who libs done nothing since entering congress, should have been returned to con gress unopposed when such men as this congressman's critics were avail able! (but when at that time generally known that Mr. Brantley did nothing Init draw his salary.) Now, Mr. Editor, I hold no brief for Mr. Druntley, but having kept up as well as 1 could with the proceed ings of congress. I beg to differ wftff the Doctor. I think Mr. Brantley has been a very attractive and efficient congressman; und had I been a mem ber of tho Georgia -delegation, I too, would have endorsed him for a place on the ways and means committee. One other thing I would have done that he did not do, (but I think he was Justified In (he course he taken from long years of friendship, etc.,) When Doctor was an applicant for the position of Supervisor of census for tho Eloventh Congressional Dis trict, I endorsed the Doctor for the position, however. Mr. Brantley saw fit to endorse a life long old friend and a gallant brave and honorable ALCOHOL 3 PEK CENT. A\fe$e(aWeIYepanlton6rAs- staUaijnjmeroodfflii^^ Infants ^Children m ftomtftes DignttonjCkdV nessand ResiXontalnsnciacr Opiunt-Morphine norMtaral. Not Narcotic. Apcrfect Remedy for CcmsfipH t Ion. Sour StonadkDtantoa Worms jConvulskmsJfwnsft ness and Loss or Sleep. The Kind Yon Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Exact Copy of Wrapper, Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THE CENTAUR MCMIV. HEW TON* CfTT. busterlug, which will probably con tinue up to the very last hour, the present Republican congross will close Its session by railroading thru a mass of public business that should have ‘received careful and manure consideration. Thus the representa tives of special prlvUpe, the apologists general laws have been placed upon tor senatorial bribery and the rock- \ the statute by the mnorlty party since old Confederate soldier and be re ceived the appointment. This, however, did not make me think that Mr. Brantley was a "do- nothing-congressman," and ono whr only drew his pay, (and up to that time. I understood Oiat the Doctor (Considered Mr. Urnntley along the Mine way as I,) but since Tie failed to receive tho nppolntmont as super* visor of census. I have noticed that ho has grown luke warm toward his congressman, whom he formerly spoke of In such high terms. Now* Doctor, tell us whether not, the loss of the position as pervisor of the census, which you wore seeking so dtlllgontly, had any thing to do with you in making up your opinion of Mr. Brantley? Tell us where any other District In Geor gia. Is ‘receiving more than ours In the way of appropriations, otfc., when the population of the district is tak en Into consideration. How many Atlantic Coast Line Schedule. ribbed standpatters waste the public funds and neglect the public business to play their political hands at pub lic expense. It Is disingenuous to place the blame for the defeat of the popular election of United States senators upon ths Democratic senators of southern stab * tcr attack him in his own home. We Mr. Brantley has been In congress? Tell vu why this bitter criticism should come from one of his own cob* stitutents Just at this time? Be frank and tell us whether or not, you got your “Col.” from “higher up” saying ‘'Brantley la being spoken of for ths senate, don't you think we had bet- PARK PLACE HighscassiSubdivis- ion forg white peope ony, onj’easy terms, close to A.C. L. Shops. W. D. Morton, Agt. ROOM NO. 4 Southern Hotel Bids After March tenth, 1911, this company will sell Incandescent Electric Lamps at cost to us, which Is as follows, upon the erturu of the old lamps: '* tV CARBON LAMPS: 8 Candle Power, 30 watt 15c 16 Candle Power, 60 watt 15<fj 32 Candle Power, 120 watt 25c e; GEM (Metalized Filament) LAMPS: 20 Candle Power, 50 watt 20c each 32 Candle Power, 80 watt 30c each 40 Candle Power, 100 watt 30c each MAZDA (Tungsten) LAMP8: -f. SO Candle Power, 25 watt 60c each 32 Candle Power, 40 watt..... 66c each 48 Candle Power, 60 watt 90c each 80 Candle Power, 100 Watt ..Jl. 20 each We recommend the use of the “OEM” to replace the common carbon lamp, as It Is more economical In the consumption of cur rent and more efficient In the production o( light, without being as fragile as the MAZDA or Tungsten Lamp. The Ware County Light and Power Company. J OOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO oeooooooooooooooo • ARRIVALS AT WATCHOS8. From Savannah Vain 189 6:60 am 'Train 19-Kfl nm DEPARTURES. For Jesup and Savannah Train 68 .6:55 am , ,5*66 p m Train 182 .10:00 am Train K7 -..rr T .10:00pm Train 180 ..7:30 pa From Montgomery Train 2) ,;6:10 pa Train 68 ..6:16 am For Montgomery Train 180 ..6:46 pm Train 189 ., From Balnbrldce ft Thomasvlllo Train 67 .10:25 pm Train 182 ..9:60 am For Balnbrldge and ThomasvlUe. From Albany Train 185 1:00 pm Train 93 .4:66 pm For Albany ..1:65 nm Train 92 .10:60 pn . nm Train 96 .7:60 am From Chicago and Nortweat Train 00 .6:10 pm I. C. Special (via Albany). ..4:66 am For Chicago and Northwest Dixie Flyer (via Tlfton).. ..6:35 am I. C. Special (via Albany)., 10:60 pm Gouth Atlantic Limited 6:35 am Dixie Flyer (via Tlfton) ... 10:30 pm From Brunswick South Atlantic Limited.. . 10:20 pm Train 96 ..7:40 am For Brunswick Train 90 6:00 pm Train 91 10:05 am From Jacksonville Train 97 ..t:10 pm Train 22 ..6:65 pm For Jacksonville Train 32 .10:15 pm Train 95 (Dixie Flyer ..5:40 an Train 94 10:25 pm Train 92 .5:00 am fraln 92 .10:45 pm Train 33 .6:40 am From Tampa, High Springs ria Du- rain 21 pout For Tamps. High Spring* Train 42 .. Train 42 r — For through Schedules, Pullman reservations, etc., Call On E. M. North, A.'G. P. A. R. B. Pollard, Ticket Agent Savannah .0a. Waycross. Ga. _ STAN Cyphers incubator, | Fire P roofed-lnsurablc. Incubators and ■ ~ . Brooders Watt Hardware Co. Joooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooct Between Life and Death The most tender solicitude and careful nursing will avail little.^If pure Medicines are not obtainable. Getyour physicians prescription ailed at CHEROKEE PHARMACY At home and for your entertainments, PARK & TILFORD CANDIES Temptingly Delicious. Ml— aro headquarters for this dellclouscandy. CHEROKEE PHARMACY w who were forced to vote agains. the movement by reason of the Suth erland amendment. That amendment was put upon by the hill, by Republi cans, for the express purpose of In suring Its defeat, and accomplished that purpose. While II Itifpubllcan senator, voted against the measure only nine Democratic . nato:s were in opposition. All nt these were smith, era men, whose opposition was not ate afraid np here that he will de velop too much strength, do some thing down there, at once, begtn the attack at hi. horn, and we wtlT help it up hoop.'* Did you get any suca advices a. thl. Doctor, and f. it not true that the talk going the rounds In regard to Mr. flrantlcy being a j candidate for the United State. Sen- lt Are, although the apark may be small. This attack and critldam from The Newt was spontaneous, hut rather a reflex action of farmer talk among "his" friends. Am I right Doctor? Democrat. ate. Inspired the attack on him from you Just at thla time? Be*careful to the principle of direct election of I Doctor, don't get your aniwera mixed. CABBAGE PLANTS. For Cabbage Plants aee me. . A. p. Perham. Sr. 8AVE8 TWO LIVES, -Neither my (later nor myself might be living today, If ft had not been for Dr. King's New Discovery," writes A. D. McDonald, of Fayetteville. N. C„ R. F. D„ No, 8, "For we both had frightful coughs that no remedy could help. We were told my slater had consumption. She was very weak and had night sweats but your-won derful medicine completely cured nr both. It Is the beat I ever used or heard of." 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