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WAYCROSS EVENING HERALD
Jl GREAT VICTORY
FOR UNION LABOR
CORBETT
JIT JURDGME TONIGHT
THE CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME!
:Grand Introductory Sale=
The following notice show
tatfrfaetory ending of a Jong fight
between the Union men and
Iluttrrlck Pattern people, and demon
strates the power of concentrated
fort. The result will be gratifying
the women especially, as for goi
time now, they have refused to i.
these patterns, but now the way is
clear again for their use, as the pat
terns will again hear the Union Label
i,nd be made by Union people:
Butterick’s Now A Union Shop.
The local officers of the Savannah
Typographical Union, No. 183, have
rtcelved notice from the headquarters
of the International Union that the
Butterick Publishing Company ot
New York has signed an agreement
with the New York loral (Rig Slx>.
and that hereafter the Dutterick con
cern will employ members of the
Typographical Union exclusively In
Its composing rooms.
Tills information lias caused much
rejoicing among the printers of Sa
vannah. as it is one of the largest
gains made by the union since the
eight hour fight was begun in 1906.
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An item of interest to the patrons
of the Dixie theatre, is the engage
ment of the exceedingly versatile
team of Corbett & Forrester, who will
be seen in their newest offering “The
I ady lawyer", tonight. In present-
fug to the theatre loving public this
attraction, shows excellent judgment
on the part of the management, for
(Ms clever team of entertainers have
departed from the beaten path and
are giving their audiences an
which might he termed “that delight
fully different style of vaudeville.”
The basis of their fun-making ve
hicle Is that of a man who has been
ejected from a trolley car a/id seeks
dress and looking for a good legal
■visor havens Into the office of a
Indy lawyc. surprised in
finding a woman in fhe legal profes
sion ho decides however to take a
c hance, and finds that ns usual , a
woman can talk twice ns fast as a
man, and many are the funny com
plications resulting for his miscon
struction of her fast talking.
It Is bright and breezy and will
not allow the audience to tire for a
second and will without doubt prove
an agreeable surprise to many who
have seen these excellent artists in
other roles.
RADIUM DIAMONDS
AND HIS RECTIGRAPH
C. C. Ruchanan, Jr., is busy at
work organizing an “Abstract and
Title Guarantee Company”, and has
already Interested local capital in the
rompnny, and Is applying for a char
ter at once. Mr. Ruchanan has lens-
cd the rights for the use of a “Rec-
tigtaph'' machine In counties of Ware,
Appling i.nd Lowndes.
The “Rectlgraph” Is a machine
that will reproduce by photographic
process, r.n exact copy of origlhnl
deeds and records. The advantage
of the photographic method. Is tho
absolute nceurncy of the rocord lmt
ot the original-signatures, n method
tint will, by its undoubted accuracy,
rppcnl to nil. By this Rectlgrnph
machine method, the new company
will he able to supply their clients
with absolutely correct photographic
copies rtf deed and roclrds with ropy
o» original signatures, just as they
appear on original deeds, so that at
nny time signatures may he verified,
and in ease of destruction of orisl-
rnfs, fho copies will speak for them
selves. We examined souk- of the
proofs already taken and the results
are absolutely wonderful in their per
fection and accuracy. The mosf dif-
TEXAS WOMAN
GETS RESULTS
When the Doctor Faiied to Help
Mrs. Moncrier, She Helped
Herself With Cardui.
THE FINEST IMITATION ON EARTH. THE NEAREST APPROACH TO GENUINE DIAMONDS EVER
DISCOVERED. THEY HAVE ALL THE FIRE, FLASH, SPARKLE AND CRILLIANCY OF OLD MINE GEMS
ANO STAND ALL TESTS OF ACIDS, HEAT, ALKALI, ETC. SO REAL ARE THESE STONES THAT EX
PERTS HAVE BEEN DECEIVED, PAWNBROKERS VICTIMIZED AND JEWELERS FOOLED. RADIUM
DIAMONDS POSITIVELY DEFY DETECTION.
Come See How They Sparkle
Demonstration Sale Commences Tomorrow
Morning.
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT AND BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF IMITATON PRECIOUS STONES EVER
SHOWN IN TIHS CITY. RINGS, PINS, BROOCHES, STUD8, LOCKETS, HAT PINS, EAR RINGS, CUFF
BUTTONS, SCARF PINS. THE E GUAL IN APPEARANCE OF PIECES THAT COST FROM $25 TO $175-
AND WHICH REGULARLY SELL8 FROM $3.00 TO $8.00. AT THIS SPECIAL ONE DAY DEMONSTRAT
ION SALE.
00 YOUR CHOICE
each F0R
.00
each
YOU MUST SEE AND EXAMINE .THESE BEAUTIFUL JEWELS TO APPRECIATE THEIR MAGNIFI
CENCE AND SPLENDOR, EVERY STONE HAS ALL THE EXQUISITE
GENUINE DIAMOND. THE MOUNTINGS ARE HEAVY GOLD FILLED
ACT COPIES OF ORIGINAL PIECES WORTH HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS. EVERY
RANTED TO RETAIN ITS BRILLIANCY FOREVER.
AND
STONE IS WAR*
Radium Diamonds Defy Detection
EXAMINE THESE STONES CAREFULLY, THEY ARE ACCURATE-LY CUT AND PERFECTLY POLISH
ED. EVERY STONE GUARANTEED TO BE INDESTRUCTABLE AND TO RETAIN ITS BEAUTY ANI>
BRILLIANCY FOREVER. YOU CANNOT TELL THEM FROM THE GENUINE.
fruit v H
topraphle
Invent bn;
befog read In the pho
y with ease. Its a great
d we prognosticate for
(tally a great business.
wifi not alone Jio com
« and nhatmris, hut with
they rati take copies of
Belton, Tex.—In a letter written
from this place, Mrs. Ethel Moncrlef
■ays: "I Buffered with womanly
troublen ever since I first entered wo-
manhood. The doctors failed to help,
bo I began with Cardui. From the
first, I could see good results, and I
kept on taking It. 1 was relieved of
all my dreadful suffering. Cardui has
built up my system, and my friends are
all surprised to see tho good results I
obtained. Cardui Is as good a doctor
m any woman needs. It can't bo beat.
I cannot pralBo Cardui too highly.”
For more than halt n century, Cardui
has been used successfully to prevent
unnecessary pains enured by wotpanly
troubles, such ns headache, backache,
side a idle, dragging sensations, etc.
It alr.o acts as a general tonic, for the
weak, tired, worn-out womanly Bystem.
Whether seriously sick, or simply
weak and ailing, take Cardui.
It helped a million others.
It will help you, too.
N. 9 - • Tf'rffr to: Ladle*’ Advisory D*pt„ Chalts*
noiifa Medicine Co.. Chattanooga, T«*nn., tor SjHciut
Jn$tnirtiini$, «nd M-pagc hook, "Mom# Treatment
far Women,'* sent in plain wrapper, on request.
DEATH OF JAS. H. TILLMAN.
Lo-- vli ■ w*
Now on Display and Sale at
J.R.Brinson Co.Drug Store
On The Square. Open Evenings.
ing the early ending of this promising
and comparatively young life. W
Asheville, N. C\. April 1.—With only
his physician and a young nephew
with him at tho end, Co!. James If.
Tilltuan, at one time Lieutenant Gov
ernor of South Corollnn, died here
tonight at 9:45 o’clock.
Tho end came very suddenly. He
had been here for his health for the
by our railroad systems, n swell as
by the great civic bodies of our state.
The Herald cordially agrees with The
Constitution along those lines, also,
believing that the southern roads are
not doing enough to direct public at
tention to the wonderful possibilities
that lie dormant In our sunny south
land. Great fields ot endeavor, prac
tically untouched and undeveloped,
great ports offering shipping facilities
last six months, and of late had 1m- j beyond comparison, practically If*
proved. Late this afternoon he be*j nore< | Jn the marc t, G f progress; fex«
rnme very weak anil suffered a col-| tUc pla , ng ho | ding out to the te
rrain 91 ........ 9:55
PBo. the en^-following almost im- j culturl8t possibilities or crops and^rainO? 6:00 pm
Atlantic Coast Line Schedule.
departures.
ARRIVALS AT WAYCROSS.
From Savannah
Tain 189 6:60 am
Train 185 12:60 pm
(Train 21 6:65 pm
Train 67 10:00pm
From Montgomery
From Balnbrldge ft ThomafvlUe
From Albany
kttcrtt a id <
be Invaluable
court cases.
>t he
it Me
tint
in important suits and
GRAY HAIR TALKS
DON'T
How often one ..be**- tho ex
pression, is gray and is begln-
S»Eit to look old." It Is true that
Bray hair usually denotes age and Is
always associated with age. You
never hear one referred to as having
gray hair und looking young.
The hair Is generally the Index of
•Be. If your hair Is gray, you can’t
fclnmo your friends for referring to
you as looking old. You can’t retain
• youthful appearance if you allow
your lialr to gsow gray. Many per
sona of middle age Jeopardise their
future simply by allowing the gray
hairs to become manifest. There ta
no neoeaslty for this. If your hair
has become faded or gray, try Wyeth’s
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, tho
preparation which u cheat 1st by the
name of Wyeth devised a few yeara
•go. It ia simple, Inexpensive and
practical, and will banish tho gray
hairs in a few days. It is also guar
anteed to remove dandruff and pro
mote the growth of the hair.
It la a pleasant dressing for the
hair, and after using it a few days
Itching and dryness of the scalp en
tirely disappear.
This preparation Is offered to the
public at fifty cents a battle and Is
recommended and sold by
CNERCKEL PHARMAC
Th« reaper sailed “death" has been
ry busy the last few days, and an-
her man whom wo have known In
nately for years has been '
k'ay, Col. Jas. H. Tillman of south
itolinu died on Saturday.
Mr. Tillman was, when we ffmf
ew him a splendid type of vlrllle
young manhood. The uni
tragedy of the shotting of Editor
Gonzales of The Columbia State, cast
a shadow over his life, that he could
fever remove. In many conversations
i fter that sad time he spoke with
deepest regret at what hud occurred,
and-felt bitterly the loss of the friend
ship of many ns a result.
Jim Tillman was considerably n:!s-
judged and unnecessarily condemned
by many for that sad event. Those
of us who knew the entire story,
knew how bltterlly ho Lad been as
st lied, and how continuously and re
lentlessly Mr, Gonxales followed him
up from day to day, and the wrfUrjol
knowing the apful force of this con
tinuous and relentless persecution,
was not surprised at the sudden ex
plosion of wrath that resulted la thus
ending one life at once, and embitter-
cd and blighted for years the life of
tie survivor. Jim Tillman with all
Ms shortcomings was loyal to his
f* fends, generous to a fault, and deep
ly sensitive to the censure he receiv
ed, and had it not been for the blight-
IPS results of the Columbia tragedy,
would doubtless have proved to he
one of the greateet among the great
rr.tn thut have adorned the official
mediately
For many years Col. Tillman w'na
no of the political leaders In South
Carolina. He was a nephew of Uni*
8tates Sr-r.'or Benjamin U. Till
man; \
In 1903, following editorial criti
cisms In The Columbia State, he shot
and killftd on the streets of Coluin-
Ma the editor of that paper, N. O,
C.»nwiles. V jury later acquitted him
of the charge of murder.
The body will he sent to the old
Tillman home, Edgefield. S. C., for
burial.
From Chicago and Nortwest
fortune hard to realize, in their rich
ness and productiveness; minerals,
yet untouched and undeveloped; a
county waiting for development that
will make It flow with "milk and non-j
In our crmcl.ro of tho oraall ™'"' " " "" ” j
Bouth Atlantic Limited
From Brunswick
For Jesup and Savannah
Train 58 u :55 am
Train 182 10:00 am
Train 180 ....7:30 pm
amount of real publicity that Is be-;
From Jacksonville
ing given our southland, we must 1 TraJn 22 ■ 6:56
pm
Birmingham & Atlantic railroad and
Mr. W, H. Leahy, who, while not
the largest road in point of wealth
er mileage, is giving in proportion,
today, more real advertisement to
the south and its advantages than
any other road we know of. The
Atlantic Coast Line railroad is also
gradually directing their efforts to
r.’.ore consistent advertising alon^
these lines. But we agree with The
C< nstitutlon, that the time has now
cc-mc, when the interests of tho rail*
The Waycross Board of Trade are fronds as well as the southland they
ATLANTA CONSTITUTION
OB "POST-CARD DAY”
endeavoring to Inaugurate a "Post-
Card Day" throughout the State of
Georgia, and The Herald, recognizing
the value of such an advertisement
state. In the issue of March
30th, very cordially endorsed the plan.
The Atlanta Constitution In Sun
day's Issue, tell in line with The Her
ald and also endorsed it In a two
column editorial, which we reproduce
on our editorial column, as a com
mendable move for the benefit of
our state. It is gratifying to see
how closely this great -southern pa-
The Constitution, watches out
for every move tbit will be of state
wide benefit and how willingly they
co-operate with unselfish patriotism
to promote the public goo«. The
Train 94 l(
Crain 92 1(
From Tampa, High Springs via Du-|
pont
Train 42
For through Schedules, Pullman reservations, etc., Call On
E. M. North, A. G. P. A. R- B. Pollard, Ticket Agent
Savannah ,0a. Waycross. Gs.
Train 22
...6:10 pt.
For Montgomery
Train 189
. .6:10 am
Train 57 ,. ,
..10:25 pm
For Bainbrldge and Thoma*rlU«.
Train 185 1:00 pm.
For Albany
Train 92
.10:50 pm
Train 90
..7:60 am
Train 90
..6:10 pm
For Chicago and Northwest -
I. C. Special (via Albany).
Dixie Flyer (via Tlfton) ..
10:60 pm
.10:30 pm
South Atlantic Limited.. .
.10:20 pm
• For Brunswick
Train 91
.10:05 am
1 Train 97
. .6:10 pm
1 For Jacksonville
Train 95 (Dixie Flyer
..5:40 am
Train 93
.6:00 tig
Train 33
,6:40
1 rain 21 «...
.6:15. pm
[ For Tampa, High 8prlnga
Train 43
,$:00 am
GEORGIA SOUTHERN
traverse, demands a great systematic
plan for an intelligent and aggressive
advertisement campaign, that Ahall in
delibly impress upon the north and
tl.*e uttermost parts of the earth, the
^reat possibilities and tho wonder
ful. yet undeveloped riches ot Geor-j
gia and the entire south. We are t
glad The Constitution has struck this j J
note of demand and Tho Herald,
though covering' a smaller field will
wollow their lead loyally along these
lines.
■VWPVXilfSpW
AND FUOIRDA RAILWAY
The Popular Route To All Points North Anil Weal.
ThroughTratna
In connection with A. O. L., from Waycross vta*Tltton to Macon
ATLANTA, KNOXVILLE, CHAT ANOOCA, NASHVILLE, ,T.
LOUIS, CHICAGO, LOUISVILLE, AND CINCINNATI.
Concho, and Pullman .leper, go through without change. Dining
Car 8ervtce.
TRAINS OF A. B. A A. R. R. CONNECT AT. CORDELE WITH
TRAINS OF G. 8. & R, RAILWAY FOR MACON ATLANTA
AND ALL POINTS NORTH AND SOUTH.
FOR INFORMATION
VS TO RATES. ROUTES, OR SCHEDULES TO ANY POINT
NORTH OR WEST, APPLY TO ANY AGENT OF THIS COM
PANY, OR ADDRESS.
C. B. Rhodes, G. P. A,
MACON GA.
I. W. latqison, T. P, A,
MACON 3A.
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*r trv the want ads
Conrllujilon. gws further than th-
jllfe of South Carolina. Though forjn.erc endorreroent If tho “Poet-CarJ
!; vvcral yesra wo have not mat, yet j Taj ” but calla for a thorough and
j VC Jo'rt with hit few friendn In mourn (roo-prehenatr. campaign of publicity
. for backache, rheerr-otism, kidney r-r fchtddcr trouble, r >i urirat-,- i-rej-’li'rHies.
Fete? Eidntr TUI* " . vd > .jcr- • .i-egt : r. ■ :cs.
FOR SALE BY GEM PHARMACY
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