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WATtyi — Publlthtd By THE HERALD PUBLISHING CO. A. P. Perham, 8r. A. P. Perham, Jr. Editors and Proprietors. Mite Carrie Perham, Personal, Society and Local. Tha Waycroe* Herald founded m 1885. The Dally Herald founded In j 1892 by A. P. Perham. Sr. Telephones Business Office 25 Editorial Offle 26 Residence 268. Every Afternoon except Sunday. Entered at the Waycross, Ga., Post* office as second class mall matter. Office No. 8 Jane 8treet RATE8 OF SUBSCRIPTION. Month 1 -45 Months 11-25 Months $2.50 Year 15.00 SPECIAL NOTICE All obituary notices, cards of thanks, resolutions and notices of entertain ments. where charges arc made, will be charged at advertising rates of 5 cents a line. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Subscribers to The Herald that do not receive the paper promptly and •arty will please ring-tip the Clrru.a- tlon Manager and report Ihe trouble to him, aa this la the only means that we can has delivery ire yoi prompt and es.ly THE Official Oil Court of HERALD IS VhE an of the United States lie Southern District of Georgia. WAYCROSS, GA„ APRIL 11, 1911. Soon, who „ f .„ a .(range man M'ing aromi 1 back of the house with ft rilc«*baj!! % r art it c between **ng8, don't mlnjui go hin nnd think re -Is tin golffk.i, shoot crops—ho i the Iceman with your upply of Ice. Up to April 1, there had been ex pended on the Pnnama Cnnal tho rum of $144,982,852, of which $84,301, f!80 was mot by the sale of bonds. Tho baliuieo will come from •am© source, bonds being plated ou t) o market as condition* wnnai —+— The great wave of outhtiHlnstt.that swept over tho house and galleries upon the uppeamicc of William .! Bryan and (Joverror Harmon at the opening of congress shows the high place those men have In the affec tions of tho people. Mr. Bryan still continues one of the ?rsat political powers of the country. It seems that President Taft, ac cording to press reports. Is ralkng suine of the Democrats Into his cou- t.denee and telling them why he or dered the "mnnoeuvers" along tho Mexican frontier. What the prod- drnt should do Is to tell" tho country i’bout It. If he doesn't soon congress will ask for'a full statement of th< vhy «nd wherefore. A DEMOCRATIC DEMOCRAT. | The private life and public record ot Senator-elect O'Gorman of New I York point unmistakably to the indi- I cation that the empire state's new I senator Is a man of the people and a I Democrat of progressive views. He record as favoring a down ward .revision of the tariff; Canadian | reciprocity; the parcels post; tne in* , come tax and the popular election of United States senators. He opposes the ‘‘new rationalism" of Theodore Roosevelt and the centralizing ten dencies of the Republican party. Oth er Democrats may disagree with Mr. C’Gorman In his advocacy of a great er navy and the fortification of the Panama Canal, policies which are veil subject to disagreement and In volve no fundamental party principle, t-ut on the broad platform of equal I rights to all, special privllges to none, j the new Senator stands squarely on Democratic ground. I Ah to the charge of Re publican ! newspapers that the election of Mr. I OGormnn Is a victory for Boss Mur- I phy and Tammny hall, It may be not ed that the New York Journal, a newspaper which has not In years Icon classed as Democratic and which In bitterly antagonistic to Mur phy and ammany, hails O'Oorman's election ns that of n progressive, de- c’nrltit that "his whole sweep Is to ward humanity; his bent indomitably for justice.” The selection of O’OAr man was not a concession to Mur phy; I; was a choice forced upon him and which be had to accept with the best grace possible to save his face New' York State will ho represented j in the upper branch of congress by a | Democratic Democrat, for tho first In many a decade. — In China they cut off the heads tankers who go crooked or lose their depositor's money. That’s a bank guarantee that counts. The Democratic plans for Rip extra session will lie simply tho transla- t on Into law of the demands of the people—nothing more and nothing b s*. These include tho passage of He reciprocity treaty, the revision of the tariff on cotton and wool, the unt ax lag of food, congressional reap- tort hutment according to the last census and the admission to state- 1 cuid of Arizona and New Mexico. It Is a laudable program. THE VILLAIN STILL PURSUED HER. Ghannlng Pollock cites a certain melodrama, produced s few years ago cn Fourteenth Street, as containing tho busiest and moat Inconsistent vil lain ever created. In tho first act he tied the beaut!- liil heroine to a railroad track just as the limited wss due. In the sec ond, he lured her Into an old house, nnd locked her In an upper room and set the place on flro. In the third strapped her under *a buzz saw nnd set tha machinery In motion. In the fourth, he tore the planking out of the Brooklyn Bridge, so that her automobile plunged through to the aping flood below. In the fifth act he started to make love to her. Sho shrank from him, "Why do you fear mo, Nellie?" ho ni ked.—Success Magazine. Subscribe tor the old reliable Wnycrost Evening Herald. FOR LAGRIPPE COUGHS AND STUFFY COLDS. Take Foley’s Honey end Tar. It gives quick relief snd erpels the cold from your system. It contains no cplatos, is sAfe and sure. Gem Phan macy. "Edith, «lo you say your prayers every lwiralng?" asked the Sunday echool teacher. "No teacher, I dot\’t pray every morning, but my manta does," said little Edith. "A*ul what prayer does your good mamma say?" asked the teacher. "She says; 'Oh Lord, how I hate to get up'!"-National Monthly. | CLEAN CUT Th. currency commU.lon ha, bn- ,n «• ° ur I"*™” >»• Kim It. work ot gathering Informa- f*“ M ,h0y the BnMt tlon for Ihe purpou or formulating a I l “ und <‘ rtd •*»«. No tear., .mudge. •5 item of currency reform to be wli-, ‘' frlB *** 0,1 l»«ndry work that mltted to eon* cm at the regular tea- ’ * ,end h0m *' But thtr ® 18 •>*»»* *lou In December. Kx-Senator At. • D Bne * , °** *•"* * brilliant whiten.., dtlch. one or the commtelon will de I " !at P' 08 **? e¥ery P» lron - And °<*r xtto'Un enure ti;ee to tha ,, ; r|>!rxt„, 1 W|d *"Wjr. '«« 1 11 Went. The f.wOlilMln’t; wl-l r v The Kind You Nave Always Bought Bears the - LaikkasMaj Signature of ALCOHOL 3 P£K CENT. , AV^tabHteparalionrariy ss'sssa Promotes Digwttonfl*frfiit ness and IfesbCoufalnsnetotr OpTitrn .Morphine norWfewal Sot NAneoTrc. terror old ks&yiwmm l\myku &ri m Jbi.Stma * \ JMtttefids- / Awset.d + I p *£&-&.-• ) Apsrfecf Remedy forC<jnsH|n- l Ion, Sour Stomach, Dlarttea Worms ,Convulsiousfcvcri'!i ness anil LOSS OF SllU!!’. FacSiin :, t Sidnalurc of NEW YORK.- In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTOMA — What Is the Use? Why no! use Electric Lights? Of struggling along with dim, waving lights that blow out or Into the cur tains, when the wind blows. If they c’on t do that, they do use up all the good air in the room and endangera your health. It’s not expensive. It*3 convenient. It’s safe With the new MAZDA LAMP you get a soft, white, brilliant light, that doesn’t hurt your eyes If you want to work or read. Investigate the PRESENT PRICES of Electric Light. Investigate the new MAZDA LAMP. \ Q T *T T ™ E State .Lire Insurance Company OFJNDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. * Depo.lt, With 8Ut« for Quaranteo of Pollclea, .... S8,000,000.00 8urplua to Policy Holder*, *i,i74,(j06.0» Security In » Life Insurance Policy Is the principal thing. One want. protection that protects without regard to general Doanclal condltlona.The STATE LIFE DEPOSITS WITH THE STATE OF INDIANA for the benefit of all Ita policy holders, thd entire cash value of every outstanding policy. At this time the company hai on deposit with the State, In first class securi ties, a larger amount than all other large companies combined. •T8 policies are as secure as the bank of Eng land. The Ware County Light and Power Company. I have been with this good company aeventeen — yeara - and" through Ita agency have paid many thousands of dr'lare to beneficiaries ...... Take n 0 chance with your lire policy but see me for -INSURANCE TH AT IN8URE8.” ' . V. L. STANTON, Manager. WAYCR088, GEORGIA. hearings to bankers and financiers In IU various parts of th? country. Tho proposed legislation Is non-tolitfcM *#4. of ihe greitest Importance to t*-o country. I ’ handling ami positive economy r s made this laundry the most pop *:ar-in town. Wilson STEAM LAUNDRY PEOPLE REALIZE MORE AND MORE EVERY YEAR THAT ALL WORK 18 NOT GOOD FOR ANYBODY. THE PROPER RECREATION IS LIKE OILING -A MACHINE IT KEEPS YOU FROM WEARING OUT. MAKES YOU DO BETTER WORK. If you work from the neck up. htat la, do brain work, you need lo xeep your body in good condition, or soonnr or later you will suffer from If you work from the neek down, you wtU-do better work and enjoy It BIG STOCK OF BASEBALL COODS AND FISHING TACKLE. P. N. Harley Hardware Co. 44 Plant Ave. Phone 186 JCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO "WE HAVE THEM” HOUSE Letter Loek Boxes With Clip For Papers. The very thing you have been wanting for 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. 1 ooooooo oooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo ^****^****************** * * —*^t r 111 tmeses $ W. H. ULMER, VMieelwrighl and Blacksmith, Horseshoeing A Specialty. Next to Wilson Laundry, just in rear of Singleton i Furniture’Company. Satisfaction Guaranteed. ******* ■**£«** | PARK PLACE High class Subdivis* ion for white people only, on easy terms, closeto A.C.L. Shops; | Wo D. 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