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WAYCROSSEVENtNO HERALD
THE EVENING HERALDi
BRAIN LEAKS.
SUNDAY POSTOFFICE WORK
WILL BE RESTRICTED SOON.
Published By —
i HERALD PUBLISHING CO.
A. P. Ptrham, 8r.
A. P. Perham, Jr.
Editors and Proprietors.
Miss Carrie Perham,
Personal, Society and Local.
The Wayeross Herald founded In
1885. Tbo Dally Herald founded In
1892 by A. P. Perham, Sr.
Telephones
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Editorial Offle 25
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resolutions and notices of entertain
ments, where charges are made, will
be charged at advertising rates of 5
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Subscribers to The Herald that do
not receive the paper promptly and
•arly will pleuse ring-up the Circula
tion Manager and report the trouble
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we can assure you prompt and early
delivery.
THE HERALD IS THE
Official Organ of the United Statos
Court of the Southern District of
Georgia.
WAYCR03S, GA.. MARCH, 25, 1911.
Now for reciprocity and lower tax-
1th-
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Champ Clark refuses
er n crown or gum shoes.
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Pelting of harem skirt wearers wit*
eggR in conclusive evidence that tin
price of the fruit has considerably do
dined.
True love is not disposed of in tin
cans.
A sign of the times: "Fresh
Paint. ‘
A •‘vindication" Is not always Jus
tification.
Faith Is the only staff at the edge
of the grave.
What we pray for la not always
what we need.
Liberty is not license to gratify
l east ly appetite.
The golden rule will square more
things than a hammer.
An exposed “statesman” is usually
•given to yelling "muckraker!"
The “Great White Way" usually
leads to the deep, dark chasm.
The most enduring monuments are
erected In the hearts of men.
We are apt to admire the judge
ment of the man who agrees with us.
The heart unlocked by a ke yof
gold Is usually found empty when
opened.
Everybody loves a lover because
lovers usually afford everybody an
excuse for smiling.
Solomon is credited with having
been the wisest man that ever lived
yet we’d pul a man In Jail today for
dring some of the foolish stunts that
Solomon performed.—Ex.
Silk stockings nr© going down, any
a trade journal. Well, you can*
thank the standpatters for that. Only
the iintcrrifled could have *
biavely up for such a thing.
Re
ntor Hailey h« not consistoi
Lis preaching and practice, lie
bcMneiitly opposed the recall in the
Arizona constitution, but very prompt
1, made use of it In taking back Ills
leslgnntlon.
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The size of pension nppropiiatlonn
seems to Increase in proportion to
the degree In which the veterans nr<
being called to their reward. Tin
rtupendous stir, of nearly $2 Wood,
000 will be paid to United Hates
pensions this year. "
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Orltholttgfcal students will now
have the opportunity to observe
forks of "lame ducks” homeward-
tound in various directions. One In
particular will settle down on the
marshes of Rhode Island with a loud
splash.
JUDGING BY THE LOOKS.
Little Margaret has the usual In
quiring mind or youth. Recently her
great-aunt Charlotte was visiting the
fani'y and Margaret boldly asked the
lady’s ago.
“How old do you think I am?" re
turned the aunt.
TV© little girl gazed at her earn-
c-ttly for a moment and then said:
“Well, I don’t know Aunt Charlotte,
hut you don’t look new!"—Woman's
Horn* Companion.
The Lorlnu r incident will he a eon-
uUniting cause to Democratic victo
ry In Illinois In the next election. In-
cdentally. Senator Halley will have
rente tall explaining to do when he
:*etg back home In Texas. His course
In congress has shown his polities to
Lc» misbranded.
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RARE CONFEDERATE
SAMP SALE TODAY.
Special to The Herald.
New York, March 23.—The most
notable sale of rare Confederate Slat-
s postage stamps that has ever tak-
n place in this city was begun to
ny. The collection is that of the
late Philip Lu Tourette.
The stamps are all of the provision-
I Issues. Among the choicest Items
in the collection nre the Abingdon.
flve-cent, on orange paper
the Autaugavillo. Ala., flve-cent,
hit© paper. Many other rare \
ties are included 1 ntho collection,
.me of them valued ns high ns $230
It
according to piuHnuien-
tartans and capital lawyers, that Hal
ley can't “come back", at least with-
out a re-election or reappointment. If
the legislature of Texas is now In
session he ho may have to do some
tall hustling. Otherwise there Is no
doubt that the governor would send
him back until the legislature meets
each.
FOR LAGRIPPE COUGHS
AND STUFFY COLDS.
Take Foley’s Honey and Tar.
gives quick relief and erpols the cold
from your system. It contains no
(plates, is safe and sure. Gem Phar
macy.
Miss Eddie Parnell Invites tho la-
lies of the city to her spring mlllln
"}' opening March 2Sth and 29th.
One of the first problems before
the next congress will he an attempt
* n impeach Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger. The senate failed to act
on the report of the Investigating
committee whitewashing him. and
Democrat* mu! insurgents are report
ted to have formed a combination
looking to a housecleaning in several
departments, beginning with tho de
partment of the interior.
The senate killed the congression
al bill reftpponionu,©nt bill. It would
seem that the redistribution of seats
in the house of members to be elected
in 1018, as provided for by that body,
should have been satisfactory to the
senate. But the old guard In the up
per branch wished to prevent the leg*
Islatures of htates Oat came Into the
Democratic column aKthe last elec
tion from making the neefenary con
gressional realignment*. Thlsfe^eme
wiU be frustrated at the
•km.
f UTTER ONE WORD
, and if that word is “laundry" it will
| be a tender subject to many. It*i
r because they’re not satlstled with the
work they’re having done. Why not
change? We will warrant you that
LAUNDRY WORK
done by us will make you smile nl!
over. A single trial will convince
you, and give perfect satisfaction.
Cur customers never leave us
Washington, D. C., March 23.—.Sun
day work in postoffices throughout
the country is to bo discontinued so
iai as is consistent with the facilita
tion of the transmission of mall.
In the important offices only Huch
work as will prevent congestion and
delay of mails must he done. Mails
will be received and dispatched as
heretofore, while arrangements will
he made for a limited delivery thru
the general delivery windows.
The distribution of mail to the box
es will be continued. Special deliv
ery letters will be delivered and pa
trons of any office will be afforded
the prlvelege of having their mall de
livered on Sundays by depositing the
required fee for special delivery ser
vice.
Postmaster General Hitchcofck's
idea is to afford employes of the pos
tal service one day's rest In seven.
Subscribe for tbo old reliable
Vaycross Evening Herald.
ATHLETIC MEET
SEVERAL STATES ARE REPRESEN
TEp IN THE MEET.
Special to The Herald.
Chicago, III., March 23.—The first
iU nual indoor conference athletic
n eet, which will he held tomorrow
end Saturday in the new Patten gym
nasium at Northwestern University,
promises to be the most notable
event of its kind that ha3 been pulled
off in the West this year.
The contestants will Include the
star athletes of the leading colleges
of Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa and several other states. Swim
ir.'.ng contests will figure in the pro
gramme as well as the usual field and
track events.
RING 174 FOR WOOD.
After March tenth. 1911, thlr company will sell Incandescent
Electric Lamps at cost to us, which is as follows, upon the ertufn
of the old lamps:
CARBON LAMPS:
S Candle Power, 30 watt 15c each
16 Candle Power, CO watt 15c each
32 Candle Power, 120 watt 25c each
GEM (Metalijed Filament) LAMPS:
20 Candle Power, 60 watt 20c each
32 Candle Power, SO watt 30c each
40 Candle Power, 100 watt 30c each
MAZDA (Tunosten) LAMPS:
20 Candle Power, 25 watt 60c each
32 Candle Power, 40 watt 66c each
48 Candle Power, 60 watt 90c each
SO Candle Power, 100 Watt $1-20 each
We recommend the use of the “GEM” to replace the common
carbon lamp, as It is more economical in the consumption of cur
rent and more efficient In the production of light, without being
as fragile as the MAZDA or Tungsten Lamp.
ALCOHOL 3 1‘Llt CENtT
AMgelablePrcparaltoit&rAs
similailiid liieFooilsirllteJul'i
ling lltc StiBisete wJUtiwasef
Promoles Di^>s!liinfi«iM
nc ss and ItesiX unioft s netor,
Opiunt.Morpiunc nor Mineral
Not N am c otic.
AcvtorounasKmnnm
Apcrierl Remedy forConsflpa
Mon. Sour Slomacli.Dlarttoa
Wortttafomuls ioiis.Fmrisli
ness and Loss or Sleep.
The Ware County
Light and Power
Company.
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in
Use
Over
Thirty Years
"WE HAVE THEM”
HOUSE
LETTER LOCK BOXES
With Clip For Papers.
The very thing you have been wanting iax^^
years; fastens on the house. The mail
carrier will always have a place to put
your letters and papers.
Prices Are Reasonable
75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50
Watt Hardware Co.
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'Garden tgdl§
Italian Olive Oil
A AAAA nnnC /Ml AT- BCABfeMA
A GOOD PURE OIL AT REASONA-
Wilson
STEAM LAUNDRY
N OT the old fashioned heavy,
cumbersome, drudgery kind
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 PlantXAve. Phone 186
Italian Olive Oil represents the first
run of oil from Olives of uniform
ripeness. Made from perfect fruit,
bottled In a sunny clime, put up un
der perfect conditions. It stands for
the very best of condiment and food.
Use Olive Oil freely In tablespoonful
doses as a food. There Is nothing
more easily assimilated or which is
more acceptable to the system than
pure Olive Oil, and that Is what
ITALIAN OLIVE OIL 181
PHONE NO. 150.
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Cherokee Pharmacy
Waycross, Georgia
W. H. ULMER*
Wheelwright and Blacksmith,
Horseshoeing A Specialty.
Next to Wilson Laundry, justiii£rfcarJof
Singleton iFurniture^Company.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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