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WAYCR03S EVENING HERALD
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to do Prescription
Work.
Prescriptions called for and
delivered promptly.
\ [ Gem Pharmacy
:: T. S. Paine, Prop.
PHONE 52.
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May’s Hill & Feed Store
Wo boro several case* of
DRIED FRUIT.' ■
>o close out at the following
Prices:
1!b 8EEDED RAISINS
10c, 31b FOR 25o
lib CALIFORNIA FIOS
10c 3tb FOR 25c
11b CURRENTS
10c. 3tb FOR 23c
ALSO
Ralston Breakfast Food At
10c Per Package.
Six pound sack ofRALSTON
WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR 25c
These are all fresh, but we
Don’t Forget to Phone
For Some
Sealshipt Oysters.
don't want to carry tliem over
Try us for your next bill of
groceries or feed and let us
save you some money.
MAY’S MILL and
FEED STORE.
PHONE NO. 3.
FAR SIGHTED PEOPLE
iPatrontxe this 1.1 very. Thejr appro
■ data our prompt service, first-class
'turn outs and reasonable prices. If
•Jen appreciate all these you will pa-
ttrpniie us also.
McGregor Mayo
Boarding, Livery and Sales 8tablas.
Tsbtau St. Waycross, Ob
PHONE NO. S3.
SEALSHIPT OYSTERS, THE
KIND YOU READ ABOUT.
WE GET THEM FRESH
FROM TH EBE08.
DEAKIN8 EGOS, DEAKINb
BUTTER, DEAKINB CHICK
ENS.
THE EGGS ARE LARGER
AND FRESHER, THE BUT.
TER THE BE8T, THE
CHICKENS THE FATEST.
WE SELL YOU CHICKENS
FROM A LARGE AIRY SAN
ITARY YARD, NOT FROM
CLOSE, UNWHOLESOME
COOP.
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
TO EAT,
[Personal
' Mitt Carrie Parham Social Editor
HUMPHREYS & WILLIAMSON’S
THE STORE OF QUALITY.
CHANGED HER S TOO.
One of the new directora of the
Ren Franklin Club gets off the fol
lowing:
A young couple attended churcb to*
gether. When the collection was be
ing taken up Adonia began fishing
around In bis pockets for a dime. His
countenance evidenced bis great em
barrassment as he whispered to hla
lady love: “I guess I have not got a
solitary cent upon me—I changed my
pants."
Aphrodite, who had been examining
the unknown regions of her habili
ments for her purse turned beautiful
ly pink as ehe whispered: "I'm In the
same fix."
The weather bids fair to be in fine
shape for the blrdmen this week.
Rain and wanner weather predicted.
All right, we are waiting for It.
The churches were all well attend
ed yesterday.
The city is well filled with vlaltora
and delegates today.
Phone 62
HARDY
BROTHERS.
The Pure Food Store.
A declaration agalm* useless ex
penditure is In order. Too many
young peoplo spend both time and
money In acquiring knowledge of no
practical value to them. WAYCR088
.'BUSINESS COLLEGE beltevee like
Washington in making ©very step
1 count It teaches only what will en
able the student to start advantage
•ourty In life. To command salaries,
and occupy posfTIons at once, which
. otherwise would take you years to
attain.
•special rates now on. remem-
ber we seCURE POSITIONS.
Waycross Business
College
Weycroee, Go. R. F. fielder. Pres.
A NEAR TRAGEDY.
Considerable Oxcltment wae caused
hors yesterday morning by a freight
train accident In the heart of the
city. An early morning frieght train
bound for Savannah In paealng ovor
the trestle above canal atruck the
switch, which had apparently been
damaged by an earlier train coming
from Savannah,
The englno and tender Kept the
main track tor a short, distance while
can tried to go on another track
to Drunewlck. Hence the catutrophe.
The englno was overturned, one car
loaded with tomntoe* end the cab :.u
loader were badly damaged. |
Tho engineer, named Robert Nev.
ello, and hie fireman Jumped and were
only slightly bruised. A great crowd
assombled and witnessed the power*
ful steam crane, finally reverse the
engine from Its sandy bed and put
II back bruised.and worsted In the
combat on to tho line again. The main
line wae obstructed tor awhile but the
roadmen with atrong force soon got
things In shape again. Had the over*
turn taken place four yards nearer
depot the results would have been
very serious as they barely missed
the high trestle.
Regular, steady and persistent ad
vertlslng Is what pays.
The oat crop Is looking fine In
this section and the truck patches are
beginning to hump.
The flying ahlpa and the flying men
are here. There will be something
doing in Waycross this week.
New goods opened up ready for you inspection
New Cotton Voiles and Satin Stripe
Suitings in all colors.
25 Cents
Beautiful lot of colored Flaxon and
Lanair Waist and Suiting,
20c and 25c
Big selection of fancy Foulard Silk
in the new colors.
35c to 50c
Famous W. B. Corsets, all the
latest models.
$1.00 to $3.01
Black Cat Hosiery "for the .whole
family."
15c to 50c
Big shipment of fancy Belt Pins,
Combs and Barretts
15c up to 50c
Ladies Gauze Vests. The kind that
shoulder straps stay up.
10c to 25c
"Zelgler Bros/' Ladles "fine Dress
Slippers.
$3.00 to $4.00
Extra good quality 46 Inch wide
Persian Lawn.
Special 15c.
Beautiful colored Lawn and Batiste
10c to 20c
Humphreys & Williamson
The Store of Quality
IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOCrOOOOOOOOOOOOOO /
Hon. A. M. Knight returned from
Jacksonville last night. Mr. Knight
reports a pleasant visit. *
Lester Cason Is now with
Wilkes Dry Goods Company of this
city.
Mrs. T. L. Graves of Waresboro
•pent Saturday here, the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. E. D. Carswell.
Rev. W. H. Scruggs preached at
Hoboken yesterday morning, return
ing at six o’clock and filling his pul
pit last night.
For want of something better to
day, we advise that you keep your
democracy on straight. That's a good
Idea.
n
The friends of Her. and Mrs. Whit
ley Langston win be pleased to learn
that llttlo Warren la Improving at
tha Kings’ Daughter* Hospital. f
CLASSIFIED
WANTED.
WANTED FOR U. 8 ARMY—Able-
bodied unmarried men between agea
of 18 and 35; cltisene of United Sta
tes, of good character and temperate
habits, who can apeak, read and write
the English language. For Informa
tion apply to Recruiting officer, South-
Building, Waycroes, Ga.; 13 Weat York
•treat Savannah Ga.; 108 Wet*. For
syth street Jacksonville, Fla.; 140
Market atreet Charleston, S. C.; or
113 South Maine street, Fitzgerald,
Ga. i‘ I Jan. 7 tt
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING
MONTE PICKENS, "THE MASTER PIANO WORKMAN"
Tuner and repairer for the Cable Plano Company, Atlanta, Ga., Jas. A.
Maxey Division Manager, formerly connected with prominent mueic hous
es in New York City, Cincinnati, Dayton, Nashville, Memphis, Birming
ham, Savannah, Macon. Four years salaried tuner and repairer for the
Weileyan Female College, Macon. Tuner and repairer for the Beisle
Tift College (formerly Monroe College) Forsyth, since 1900.
Endorsed as a violinist and tuner by the preia, artists and musldlans
from New York to Texas. - *
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>klyn7
WANTED—Small six? Iron »afe. Ap
ply P. 0. Box 607. ' 36 tf
Mr. O. P. Cannon came up from
Savannah Saturday night and spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. R. C.
Cannon, returning to Savannah Sub-
day evening.
Smoke!
"Oran Chico’s”,
^‘Yer Best Smokers”:
and
"Pitman’s Best Smok
ers.”
Clear Havana Filled Cigars.
Manufactured In Wsycroee, Oe. *„•
PITTMAN CIGAR CO.
SENATOR TERRELL COMES HOME
Washington. D. C. March 0. Sena
tor Joseph M. Terrell, who was strlck
cn with paralysis hor© six weeks ago,
and who has been confined to George
town Unlvcrtlty Hospital until last
week, when he wae removed to a ho
tel, waa able to be taken to his home
In Atlanta yesterday.
He left Waehlngton In a private
ear on an early morning train ac
companied only by Mn. Terrell. 8ev
oral member* of the Georgia delega
tion in Conkroea offered to accom
pany him hnt It was thought by at
tending physicians that It would be
bettar for them not to do.
HOW TO COUNT.
Count all the days and labor lose
Whose slow descending ean
Sees printing eold for leee than coat.
And wheel* go ronnd for fun.
Mr*. J. c. Paynes' friends are
pleased to hear that she Is improving
after her illness and was able to be
moved to the home of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. John W. McGee on Williams
street yesterday where she will be
for a few dayi.
FOR SALE
FOR 8ALE—Perfectly new piano.
For Information apply at tble office.
17 tf. •
"A tuner who tunes.”—Frederick Reddall, teacher of voted, 1
N. Y. WU.
"Not only a fine vlollniat, but also one of the moȣ~ etfsff ffflfflo
tuners In the United States.”—MusIcT rades, New York.
“I commend him as able to satisfy the most exacting demandi u
piano tuner and repairer.”—C. H. S. Jackson, President Bessie Tift’ Col
lege, Forsyth, Ga.
Those desiring the services of ar. artistic workman, will do well to;
escure the service* of Mr, Pickens while la Waycross.
CABLE. PIANO COMPANY.
LaOrande Building. * i Waycross, Georgia.
N. B.—Out of town orders for tuning will receive pfBffipt an9 ’cars-
ful attention, „ —* fj'THr 7* .’■Wpjvgfr.y.w.fc. - T An. *
WILL EXTRA 8ES8ION | himself again and be able, to bd
CHANGE SENATORIAL RACE? about. Along w|th this lnitfOvemsfit
FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms
either furnished or unfurnished. Ap
ply 84 Reed street 4 3t
FOR RENT—Rooms at 33
street
Reed
3 3t
Rov. W. Langston, P. E., will preach
at Deenwood church Tuesday night
Starch the 7th, at seven o’clock. Im
mediately after the sermon he will
hold the quarterly conference for the
Deenwood and Hehavd charge. All
officials are requested to be present
and the public 1* cordially Invited to
attend thia service.
E. A. Sanders, P. C.
*« wood phone 313.
IS la
wanted—At once, farm hand. Ap
ply W. A. McNeil, at Mutual Grocery
store. 6 3t
FOR RENT—Newly furnished room
32 Gilmore street . 6 3t
TWENTY LAB0RER8 WANTED—
Twenty laborers wanted at the Cen
tral Baptist Tabernacle. Apply to T.
W. Morrison. 6 6t
(Continued from Page 1.)
dtdate; and as evidence of which It
ia said that Railroad Commissioner
C. Murphy Candler, who will carry
the Hoke Smith banner In this race,
Is now doing some of tho hardest
political work of his life, although he
has not as yet made his formal an
nouncement. *
It Is quite well understood, howev
er, that Mr. Candler Is to be tho
candidate of tho Hoke Smith faction;
that Hoko Smith will support him
and that at the proper time Congress
man T. W. Hardwick of the Tenth
will withdraw In Candler’s favor. li
la also anticipated that Judge W. A.
Covington of Moultrie, Ukewlee of
the Hoke Smith camp, will get out]
of Mr. Candler’s way.
Senator Terrell haa recovered from
his recent attack to an extent beyond
the hopes of his friends. It la sata
now that there It absolutely no lm-
It: his condition comes the announce*
ment that Senator Terrell Ja post-
lively In the race to stay, and will
fnake only such campaign as the
condition of his health will permit
between now and the assembling of
tho legislature the latter part of
June.
WANTED—A couple, or two
three men edn get board with Mrs. pediment In his speech and with the
Brown at No. 3 Hide street. 6 tf rost that he needs he will soon be
It looks more and more, therefore,
as If things are shaping tbemselvet
Inevitably for a race between Cand
ler on the Hoke Smith side and Ter
rell as the exponent of tho other
"school of political thought" In Geor
gia.
Mr, Brantley, It is said, wax an*,
loua to have made the race, bat of
course, he cannot afford tj-Crglect
at the opening of the extra,. Mblon
the duties which attach to Minas a
leading , member of the House Ways
and Means Committee. Advices from
Washington, therefore, are to the ef
fect that iie may be definitely con
sidered out of it
(Continued on Page 5.)
SEEDS! SEEDS!
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| See notice of laborers wahTSB at
’central Rapttet Tabernacle building.
Let us sell you your garden and flower
seeds and your garden will be success.
THE SEALS PHARMACY
THE IlkX ALL STORE
CARRIAGE PAINTER
13 Parallel Street. Phone 574
Carriage and Automobile Painting >
NEATLY EXECUTED t
F. O. SMITH, '
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ONLY FIRST CLASS CARRIAGB PAINTER IN TOWN.
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