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WAYCROSS EVEN 1* G HERALD
THE EVENING HERALD
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A. P. Parham, Sr.
A. P. Parham, Jr.
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Tba Wa/croaa Herald founded In
18811. The Dell/ Herald founded In
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THE HERALD IS THE
Official Organ of the United States
Court of the Southern District of
Georgia.
WAYCROSS OA., MARCH 21, 1911.
Here's bulling the colonel will have
a line time In his six week's swing
around the circle and succeed In
starting something, lie has been si
lent so long that the public has been
missing a lot offun.
*
wOE TERRELL 18 IN RACE TO A
FINISH FOR 8ENATOR8HIP.
Atlanta, O*., March 18.—"You may
any for me with all the emphasis you j
can place on the statement that I am I
still In the race for United States
Senate, expect to contlnhe In tt until
tne legislature settles the question,
and, furthermore, that I am more con
fident today than ever before of win
ning."
This emphatic and unequivocal
statement was given your correspon
dent by Senator Joseph M. Terrell at
his home, 121 Juniper street.
Since Senator Terrell was seized
with the attack in Washington sev
eral weeks ago, there has been per
sistent rumors afloat over the state
that he would retire from the race on
account of his condition and through
the urgent wishes of his family phy-1
slcians. Recently these rumors have
gained fresh Impetus from various
publications and from the whisperings
ot persons perhaps keenly Interested )
In Senator Terrell’s retirement.
In order to clear the atmosphere
and get down to facts your corres
pondent had an Interview wfta Sen
ator Terrell. He was told of these
rumors, and how the growing Impres
sion of his possible withdrawal from
the race might ho Injuring his chan-
was told that a clean-rut
statement from him would remove
he doubts and uncertainties, and
servo to hold his strength In line.
Senator Terrell said he would be
very glad to make such a statement
In order to clear away doubts as to
Ills physical condition, nnd to place
Ms friends on notice all over the
Judge Ijovett, president of the Har-
rinmn lines, says the Interests of the
ra|Iroads and the people are one.
Very true. The troublo Is that the
railroads sectn to want to be the solo
•custodian o fthe interest, while the
public holds the Img.
The Sixty-first congress was In ses
•Ion most of the time that President
Taft has been in office. It was pro-
1lfle In negative legislation—save in
the expenditure of public money, Tho
C2nd .congress ought to reverse that
erder of things.
It Is quito possible that Lorlraer
did not personally pay a cent for his
•eat. But *ho lumber trust, or somo
one else did. It Is Is a transparent
way to escape personal responsibility
lor bribery. Ixirlmer Is a "hired
man.”
*
A paragrapher suggests that a few
words should be added to the base
ball language this year. What la
really needed Is a lexicon nnd an offi
cial Interpreter of the Jargon of the
diamond. Perhaps Volapuk or Ksper-
anto might lie submitted for relief.
CIRCUATION ON ONE PER CENT
BA8I8.
state that any rumor, roport, state
ment or hint that ho was out of the
race for the senatorshlp was entirely
authorized by him and was. further
more, absolutely untrue.
"I am getting well fast now'," he
s"ld, "and the only trace of my at
tack Is in my leg. This numbness Is
rapidly disappearing and I expect to
be out without the use of crutches In
fi week or ten days. I could probably
get around now, but prefer to take
no unnecessary chances whatever, as
there Is no noed of my doing so. The
use of arm nnd hand hns returnel,
nnd my general health is better than
It tins been in years, because I have
tested and been on strict diet.
"My attack was as a bolt from the
Hue sky, because I had no thought
feeling that any such thing was
coming on. I know now' that It re
sulted from overwork, and the lack
of any outdoor exercise. I had been
rklng for woeks, fourteen to eigh
teen hours a day, without recreation
ni any kind. I did not even attend
nny social functions whatever In
Washington, nnd had Just been grim 5
Ir.j .away trying to fit myself for tho
high duties of my office. 8o, I sup-
•cse, I overtaxed oven my grent |
strength and the collapse followed.
"I am receiving constantly now,
fresh assurances of honrty support In
tLc legislature, and I am going to
win this fight...I be'love there Is no
doubt gf that now, and I Just want
in/ friends throughout Georgia too
know that I am going to ho ns sound
and ns well as ever soon, and able to
care for their Interests nnd the Inter
ests of our groat state at the nation-
capltnl.
‘it Is not my Intention to return
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THE CENTAUR COMPART, NEW YORK CITY.
Soaking of statements on clrcua-
Hon of papers, calls to mind nn ninus
Ing story along that line told on a an
enterprising newspaper man of Beau
mont. Texas. Beaumont in those
days was just atrugllng to life, and
the little paper there was dying fo«
lack of circuatlon, etc. 8o the editor j to Washington at the opening of Con-
decided to sell out and placed a do* j on April 4th, but I will go up
rloualy painted advertisement In tho | the latter part of April, flt as a Addle
state pres*. Amongst other state- 'or. the work. Aa this is a new Con-
ments made as to the value of the * gross It will take two or three weeks
paper was the startling claim that | to thoroughly crg;ur>to •
the paper had just Increased Its cir- to business. I can do no particular
culatlon Iflfl per cent. A would l>e
purchaser from Tyler, Texas, was In
good in Washington during this for
mative period, aud the rest here at
terested enough to go down and in- 1 cnie will only serve to put me In
veatlgate. and returned without mak-1 better condition for the long task
ing .a purchase; asked the cause of | ahead,
Ma- decline to secure thts great bar* f ‘‘I w ant to repeat with all possible
zaln, he aald, tta a dead paper. But # emphasis that 1 am not down and out,
wild the enquirer, what about that f that ! am getting well and strong
ICO per cent increase. Well said the • attain, and that I am In this senator
would be purchaser, that was true, is! race until the flnlsb And no ru-
N OT the old fashioned heavy
cumbersome, drudgery kinc
that makes your arms ache
and your back tired and have driv
en many a boy from the farm, but
the light, strong, sharp, steel kind
that make gardening the pleasure
it should be.
T HERE is usually a good-garden where
there are good garden tools. Buy
them NOW and get the full use of them
this season.
P. N. Harley Hardware Co.
44 Plant Ave. Phone 186
many of hts frleml* every day with
out fatigue. Hla nurie* have been
dismissed and the physician Is call
ing only to see that he continues to
Improve without any backaet.
Senator -Terrell's statement wtw
near the atmosphere very much. He
removes ill doubt os to his intentions
la making the nee, and go for tu'ap.
8AVE8 TWO LIVES.
-Neither my lister nor myself might
be living today, If It hed not been
tor Dr. King's New Dtecoeery,- writes
A. D. McDonald, of Fayetteville, ,N.
C.. It. F. D., No. 8, -For we both
hid frightful coughs that no remedy
could help. We were told my elster
had consumption. 8he was very week
and had night sweats bat your won
derful medicine completely Cured US
both. It la the best I ever nted or
heard of." For lore lungs,' coughs
rrd absolutely correct their elreula-
u was 25 copies and by great ex-
L(ioa and the help ot friends they
jL raised It to 60 copies per week,
per cent Increase trolly. But
undent to my for the Ink to
■nor to tho contrary nia ybe given
•h* slightest credence unless a slate-
mint comes direct from me.*
pcaruncet and general knowledge go, wlda. hemorrhage, lagrtppe, asthma,
hay fever, croup, whooping cough,—
There la no doubt that 8enatnr Ter t elect sec t> .a pretty clearly.
he Is getting sound nnd well once
more.
This announcement probably mean.
In the long'run, the elimination ot all
lut two men in the senatorial con
test—Senator Joseph M. Terrell and
Covernor-Eloct Hoke Smith, and the
forces with and hack of the governor
all bronehlcal troubles,—Its supreme.
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FOR LAGRIPPE COUGHS
AND STUFFY COLDS.
Take Foley 1 ! Honey and Tar. It
give* quick relief and expels the cold
from your system. It contains no
cplates, is safe and sure. Gem Phar
macy.
te\t' la getting wcIL He looks as • Smith 'may never formally announce
dear-eyed, round-faced and healthy bat the impression la general that hla
skinned as 'in his palmiest days, with forces are being quietly marshaled
we read per cent lueraiseo ! <bc exception of a natural bleach ’ for the coming light. And it 1» go-'JJJJ_ 'cfem*Pharmacy
Incident alwtjs comes,Horn ion g remaining Indoors. He leg to be aome ntai scrap, at that!—j . -
J. ; j talka^ clear and easily, and he sees Macon Telegraph. 1 Ihr wood phone 216.
For either acute or .hretue kidney
disorders, for annoy aql Tslufu. uri
nary Irregularities, take WHby Kidney
Pill*. An honest and effective edi-
cine tor kidney and bladder j*-ol-
After March tenth. 1911, this company will sell Incandescent
Electric Lamps at cost to us, which ie as follows, upon the ertum
of the old lamps:
CARBON LAMP8:
8 Candle Power, 30 watt 15c each
16 Candle Power, 60 watt 15c each 1
32 Candle Power, 130 watt 25c each
GEM (Metallzed Filament) LAMP8:
20 Candle Power, 50 watt 20c each
32 Candle Power, 80 watt 30c each
10 Candle Power, 100 watt 30c each
MAZDA (Tungsten) LAMP8: ' ~ n
20 Candle Power, 25 watt 60c each
32 Candle Power, 40 watt 65c each
48 Candle Power, 60 watt 90c each
80 Candle Power, 100 Watt 81.20 each
We recommend the use of the “GEM" to replace the common
carbon lamp, as It Is more ec onomlcal In the consumption of cur
rent and more elllclent In the production of light, without being
as fragile as the MAZDA or Tungsten Lamp.
The Ware Cojinty
Light and Power
Company.
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J
Why waste time in getting up at
right to heat the childrens miik?
Get an
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It will keep the milk warm for 24
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great big convenience to have handy.
Buy an ICY HOT BOTTLE at
PHONE NO. 150.
Cherokee Pharmacy
Waycross, Georgia
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Wheelwright and Blacksmith^
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