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THE EVENING HERALD
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THE HERALD IS THE
Official Organ of the United States
Court of the Southern District of
Georgia.
WAYCROSS. GA.. SEPT. 6, 1911.
There's room at
everything except ,
chase.
the top In about
baseball pennant
"Secretary Wilson says that
Wiley dill not tell everything."
Wlloy was charitable, perhaps.
Ono con«olatlon— Mona Lisa la well
enough known to ho recognized when
she returns.
Talk about progress, Chicago pro
duces a brldo of 20 who has Just won
lier fifth husband.
In New Jersey tho entire Demo
cratic party are scrambling to get in
tho Woodrow Wilson hand wagon.
Doattle says he loved his wife. He
certainly hud some strange ways of
showing It.
Still, few would have heard of the
Roosevelt boom, generated In Pitts
burg. had not the Colonel called at
tention to It In thunder tones.
Boston is In receipt or a at rang©
and unidentified sea monster. The
thing coin© to the right port to get
Itself named scientifically.
Mr. Taft may consent to become
sponsor for un organization of tariff
experts to bo known as “Don’t hurry
chib.”
Becaus© of the prominence that has
been given the declaration by Judge
R. B. Russell at Lyons last week that
fce was for local option in hfs cam
paign for Governor there bas develop
ed a good deal of Interest as to. the
circumstances under which Judge
Russel! was brought to make hfs an
nouncement. This seems to have
bee.j the first political “plant” of the
ik w gubernatorial campaign.
Mr. A. A. Lawrence* a representa
tive In the legislature and a close
friend of Judge Russell, Is for him In
his canvass now that Tom Hudson Is
not going to run for governor and he
has been very anxious to throw Chat
ham county and the other big cities
counties into the Russell column; He
realized that the best way to bring
this about was to have Judge Russel!
declare for local option and to have
the declaration made in as dramatic
a manner as possible. When be was
advised that the Judge was going to
speak at Lyons Mr. Lawrence deter
mined to attend the meeting where
the speech was to be hoard antf to
have Judge Russell declare for local
option. He was so sure the judge
was going to do it that he look with
him to Lyons Mr. Marlon Lucas, the
city <»dltor of the Savannah Morning
News, a strong local option paper, ho
that the Incident might be played up
as* big as possible.
The gentleman who put the local
option question to the speaker Is un
derstood to bo a friend of both the
candidate and Mr. Lnwrence. It was
the purpose to get tiie speech circula
ted for Chatham county consumption
so ns to glvo the Judge as big a vote
In this section us (umible. The Idea
appears to havo worked out well as
tho declaration for local option has
won Judge Russell a good many sup
porters in Savannah and Chatham
county. It has been reported that he
was for local option and Mr. Law
rence had told some of his friends so.
He wanted to get It from the lips
of the judge direct, however, and v in
such a manner its to make It effective.
Henc© the planting of a friend of all
parties concerned In the audience to
put the query, I he preparedness of
the candidate to answor and the car
rying along of lhe newspaper men
presenting a local option paper to
give the Incident publicity.—Moultrie
Observer
Doubtless Arizona and New Mexico,
youngest of states, will be terribly
careful how they elect lheir senators.
The returning Congressman must
face the explanation of why those gar
den seed didn’t sprout.
Mr. E. .1. Podrick, who has about
600 acres in cotton, is one of those
who thinks the damage to the* cotton
crop Is not us groat as some peoplo
think. He says, howover, that where
cotton is very rank tho seed Is begin
ning to sprout In the open holla, which
looks had.—Quitman Free Press.
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The Atlanta Constitution makes"It
appear very emphatically that Joseph
M. Brown will be a candidate for gov-
era or and that he will bo olectW.
4* ^
Judge Dick Russell, candidate for
governor, says that he Is a member J jj car G f f 0P mv cough. r.nd was uu-
ESCAPED WITH HIS LIFE.
“Twenty-one yeurs ugo I faced an
awfhl death,” writes H. B. Marlin,
Port Harrelson, S. C. "Doctors said
! had consumption uad the dreadful
cough I had looked like it, sure
enough. I tried everything I could
of &lx locker clubs. This would seem j
der the treatment cf the best doctor
to Indicate that the Judge l» not suf- j ln Georgetown, S. C. for a year, but
ferlng. , | could get no relief, A friend advised
•J.T." me to try D“r. King’s New Dlscovat*-
If Europe should not have a war
pretty soon, it might grieve some eco
nomical statesmen to see all that
I did so, and wa« completely cured.
I feel that I owe tr.y life to this tfeat
throat'and lung cure.” Its positively
mninlDcaat nud lOhtty armament was j Uars , for cou-t,,. co h 5 and nll
ted - j branch leal aff’CtionJ. SCc and 11.00.
... j f r iai bottle free ,at All Druggists.
Even the caucuses of the Democrats
of the House are to be imbttc In the h AY FEVER AND SUMMER COLOS
next session of Congress. The Detu-j Mutt ba rel!evc4 qa | eWsr aail po,.
ocratt aro public sen ants who aro [Honey and Tar Compound MU
not afraid to let their countrymen
know what they are doinj.
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The j>«»art News remarks that
President Taft “begins lo bulk larger
and larger." Merciful heavens’.
Mr. Taft bldg fair to go down In
history as Democracy's greatest re
cruiting officer.
do It. E. M Stewart, 1634 Wolfram
8treet, Chicago, writes: "I hare
been greatly troubled during the hot
gammer mouths with Hay Fever and
find that by using Folty'g Honey and
Tar Compound I get great relief."
Many ethers who suffer similarly
wilt he glad to benefit by Ur.
Stewart's experience. Gem Pharma- [
ey, T. 8. Palo*.
The Kind Tea » S.oasTit, and which has been
in use for eve. .< 1mm borne tho signature of
»w jMi lui.- been rondo under his per-
supervision since Its infancy.
At* (>v no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeit'), Imitation* and ‘'Just-as-good” are hut
Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health of
Infants and Children—ilrpericnca against Experiment.
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Stomach and Bowols, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tiie Childrens I'anaeea-rThe Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
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SEPT. STH. 1911.
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