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A good iprinkllng and good boss
and rather frequent going over with
a lawn mower la the best prescription
we know of for a smooth, even, per-,
fcctly kept lawn.
Shovels, Rakes, Forks, Hoes and
Spades
Yon must raise the earth before
you can raise a crop of anything,
and here's the tool to do the raising.
BIO STOCK. REASONABLE PRICES
Take no chance with four Ufa policy hot see me for
V. L. STANTON, Manager.
Watt Hardware
WAYCROSS, GEORGIA.
W. H. ULMER
Wheelwright and Blacksmith,
Horseshoeing A Specialty.
Next to Wilson Laundry, just in rear of
Singleton i Furniture Company.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
High class Subdivis*
ion for white people
only, on easy terms,
close to A.C.L. Shops.
It you work from the neck up.' htat Is. do brat? work, you need to
keep your body In good condition, or sooner or later yon wlU suffer from
It- If you work from the Deck dosm, you wlU do better work end enjoy It
more.
In the Strlppllna esse Governor
in own hits oa» of the knott'e«t prob-
ttam tary ascrullro" b , eri-.
t-tkltS nhd tit©. of the Mai that
ought not to he placed n-oa oh- ro.
•errors We will water, though, _fha:
•Ootaratr Brown will give as good s
, , ,, fcrhl. 1< ! ilon to the mstt»r
They are now gtrlng moving pic-
lures of the "Burning of Rome.” “The
’'.ill of. Troy,” tmd other happening*
: the laiip n"!>. The disnutc over
'crab and the whale ffifxbt l-e eel-
:!ed by the moving picture if some
body would only produce It.
EIG STOCK OF BASEBALL GOODS
t AND FISHING TACKLE.
W. D. Morion, Agt:
4 ‘ Soilbern Raid Blip
P. N. Harley Hard ware Co,
44 Pltnt Ave. PboM life.
fci!a«V
tint Herald.
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Court of the Southern District of
Georgia.
WAYCROSS, GA., APRIL 15, 1911.
Easter' rabbits aro now auppoaeo
1C bo oil the ,nest,
+
Conjirerr trams to Itcve an Idea of
summering In Washington
+
When- ver politics cuter at the
stbool house door, discipline and olh
or desirables leave by the window.
In the manor of those spring poets,
ke«p your powder dry but don't shoot
'em till you see the whites of their
eyes,
4>
• Emma Goldman says the Socialists
•will never accomplish any good In
Milwaukee. Why cunllne tbe state
ment to one city.
+
Tho army saluted the colonel by
mistake, but there waa no harm dono
except that the eelute was short two
or three guns.
——4
Announcement that former Senator
Beveridge of Indiana Is to devote
himself to llieraturo seems superflu
ous. When did he slop?
*
Profanity is not to bo leelslaletr
from the New "York stage. In other
words In sonio of the plays all of the
Jckei are not to be cut out.
4
Another report la going the rounds
about a Missouri man living to b«
102 years old without ever having
tnsted llqmr. Maybe he took hts In
bitters.
wfc-
Mexico proven that It is a good
sited country by exhibiting two rev-
olutlonM, the ono In lower California
being free and Independent from the
ether in Chihuahua.
*
SENATOR TERRELL’* IDEA.
Valdosta Times. «
Senator Joseph: M. Terrell, who
has been confined to htfc. home in
Atlanta by illness, but who says that
he has Improved wonderfully and
that he expects to return to Con*
gress this week in the very best of
health gave out an Interview In At
lanta on Saturday, which # shows that
Senator Terrell has lost none of
the etrong common sense which has
nlwaya characterised him, and that
his energy Is still Indomitable. In his
statement he discussed a number of
questions to come before congress
and set forth his idea in regard to
Canadian reciprocity in a very clear
manner. He shows that the Cana
dian reciprocity hill will open up a
great market for our cotton seed oil
and other cotton products.
Senator Terrell says there arc
other matters which he wishes*to
tr.ke Up la Washington. when he re
turns; there and talking on this line
he- says;
•'One of these provisions for
extending the world markets for
cmfton goods. Do you know If
we could get every person living
to buy ono cotton skirt a year
we would have . to greatly Ini
crease our yield of the staple
to supply the 'increased de
mand? And yet it should be
eaay to get practically every per
son living to we»r not only one
but several cotton skints each
year. All that la needed Is for
’export markets to be opened up
and developed. Tills cannot be
dope effectually . by the tradq,
but must be dono by the govern
mental agencies. I am looking
into the matter very carefully
and think I shall be able to do
something along that line. If
nothing can be gotten through
congress at the present session
I intend taking the qusetion up
With the*departments In Wash
ington and arguing upon them
the Importance of giving more at
tention to the extending of our
textile trade. Nothing Is more
Important to southern farmers
and business men.
"Another matter that has re
ceived considerable thought and
attention at my hands is agricul
tural education. I can but feel
that the cost of one battlshlp each,
year, amounting to 110,000,000 or'
$12,000,000 could be better expen
ded In he education of tbe young
in the science of agriculture. In
stead yf being spent for battle-,
ships, which laftt only a tew
years."
This last suggestion of Senator
Terrell Is one of the most practical
Ideas we havs seen and It ahowa that
he has splendid ideas as to what his
people really need. A man who goea
to congress or the United 8tatea
senate Imbued wlh he Idea of;doing
something practicable for his peo
ple It worth a car load of.thoae states
men who pose as constitutional law
yers and who spend their time in
quibbling over the verbage of ,rar.
lous and sundry arbitration treaties.
If 8enator Terrell can carry out his
Idea of getting the departments of
Washington Interested tn opening up
T ‘“* Democrat* are nrranytoff to forflpl for Soulhfrn eolton
atari a Are under Sensor Balter,
be nil) do a work that will cauio the
people ot the South to write file
name among thoee who have been
benefactor* of their etate and lec
tion.
I Senator Terrell le alao ae aound da
a dollar In hit position on agricul
tural training. Ho ehow* that the
moner (pent for battleehlpe would
furnish scientific training along' ar-
. „ .* rlcultural line* to many young men.
Among thorn American! who have:„ . * . „ . ' ....
. .... ... . ...IHe might go further end ray that
ehown that Urey can "come back"| ... ,
o a , , , . 11 roper training along thla line would
don t forget the 8t. I,mili brewer I .
, . do away with the spirit of rattle**-
who went to Europe nine years ago . ., .
, . . , . neat and temper which makes rut-
to dodge an Indictment for "hood.* . ... . .
„ tiona want to fight each other.
whose term expiree In two ye We
fear Texas has got the Bailey habit
and cvnou be cured.
4- —
Baseball teams that are practicing
in Texan are chagrined to discover
that the girls cannot see them be
cause of tho large number of soldier*
on tho ground.
For Infants and Children
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State Life Ii
THE
insurance Company
OP INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Dapoait* With Stott for Guar ante* of Pollel
Surpluo to Policy Holders,.... .... .... *1,174,008.00
Security l n a Life Ininrance Policy la the principal thing.
One want* protection that protect! without regard to general
financial condItlons.Tho STATE LITE DEPOSITS WITH THE
STATE OP INDIANA for the benefit.of all ito policy holders,
the en(|re caah value of every outstanding policy. At thla tlma
the company .|iaa on deposit with the State, tn first class aecurt-
tie*, a larger amount than all other large companies combined.
ITS POLICIES ARE AS SECURE AS THE BANK OP ENO-
. LAND..
„ I have been with thla good company seventeen year* and
through Ito agency have paid many thousand! qf de’lara to*
beneficiaries .
PEOPLE REALIZE MORE AND MORE EVERY YEAR THAT ALL WORK
IS NOT GOOD FOR ANYBODY.
What Is the User
Why pot
use
Electric
Lights?.
O' struggling along with dim, waring
lights that blow out or into the opr
tWns, when the wind blows. If they
don't do that, they do use up all the
good air in the room and endangers
your health. ..
It's not expensive. It's convenient
It’s safe. WIth fc the new MAZDA
LAMP you get a soft, white, brilliant
light, that doesn't hurt your eyen if
you want to work or read.
Investigate the PRESENT PRICES
of Electric Light.
Investigate the new MAZDA
LAMP.
W.arc County
Light and Power
Company.
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