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The Quitman Free Presa uri that
opened here today under moat taror- £.1 and keep a tool coo*. Id Brook,
able aarrlees a ad iriU) rery SettWut eavnt*. About tie beet way to ke-p
FREEABSOLUTELY
BIB MUTISM I
CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED
i.i tl.o mou effective manner. EFFORTS MADE TO 8AVE
This comprehensive and carerull, “BIO BILL" FROM PRISON,
worked out plan to jive wldo public!-1 — ■ ■
ty to the advantage! of the South,' Special To The Herald,
undertaken -at heavy expenao on a j Boston, Mica., Oct. 3.—The moat
larnor acale than ever before, la In Important caae on the docket of the
Washington. D. C.. Oct. 3.-Tho “ ne wllh ,ho "o' 1 '*. 0 ' the raan0I< ’
Southern Railway Company announo R > ent o( the Southern Railway Sji-
r* that It hae arranged to greatly In- **“ wWch for yaarB ha * l,ecn
Areaae fta offorti to advertlae «,,, orlng to aid In the development of Ihe
Southeaat In papere printed In the, , • rrltcr > , covered by It.
North, Seat and Weat and In Europe |
daring the year 1911-1913. An adver- 1 RURA «- R0UTe °"«CTORY.
llalng campaign of wide extent la be- ~
log Inaugurated which will put the; J - A ’ «* OntneavUle,
raourcea and advantage* of the n *- P ab,l « hw of rural route dlrec-
Sou threat for farm settlers. Indus-! “’rf®*- '• ,n th ® c,t J r - H# Propoaea, • York and Boaton, la alleged to hare
triee, and general loveatmenta before provld ® d h0 can *® cur ® the bualneaa obtained through the medium of fake'
adlllona of people In the moat con- M Ju,tlr > r h,m ln dola * ®°* *° Publlah faro gamea the bulk of the 1350,000
wlaclug manner. Specs, will be'uaed * rtlnl1 route directory incorporatlu., j itolen from the bank by Caahler Colo,
la about 160 of the beat chute of Am- ,h ° rur * 1 roolo* f rora PoatoBIcea In man.
•rlcan aewapapera and perlodlcala " ar ® al>d Pl*f“ countlea. Capt | It la expected that the caae will be
United States circuit court which con
vened for Its regular aeaalon today
la the appeal In the* caae of William
J. KeUher, widely known aa “Big
Bill'' Keliher, who la under aentenco
of eighteen years In State Prlaon tor
complicity In looting the National
City Bank of Cambridge.
KeUher, who la equally well known
to the aportiag fraternity of .New
It la
and
medicine
you.
you
be careful
> get the cenuine—
THEDFORD3
We Are Ready
To
Offer You Real Bargains
BLAck-SjSgHT
liver Iieddne
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&
oil
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The reputation efth's eld, nils-
bio rr.edicir.e, f*r constipation, in-
digestion Ml liver trouble, la firm.
ly established.-' ltdeesnotimitata
other medicinal. It la better than
others, cr it would not bt tba fa
vorite liver powder, with a larger
•ala than ell ethers ccmblneJ.
SOLD IN TOWN F3
ONION SETS.
8llTer akin. Pearl and Yellow Onion
eata. Beat quality, at Redding*!.
cad la a number of European papera k*® 11 ® hM f V m bonkera, poit-1 reached by th* court before the end * 5 151
rlmlatlng In England. Scotland, Hoi- bualneaa Inlereata, bualneaa|of tho week. While awaiting th* r*-! r0LEy KI0NEY .
.mtd, Germany and France. “‘ k T !'.-ch your UMM tea. If you
tn order to give the Slutheaet th. “ d r ®" ablll, ’ r of dr ® c,orie ® h * hl * ®° a ' a * d '» « b ® B *“ Cambridge Jail. ha fonn of udn „„ hlui „
j ,.., , h publlsahed. We beepeak for him a being unable to aecuro $50,009 ball. I ,
adrantage I If w|da advcrUslng the • (trouble or urinary Irregularities. Trj
Sonthern Railway System
will
courteous reception upon tbe part of
J. P. Morgan appears again as the
great peace-maker. The pen that
a larger amount Ip thl. cam- our bu * lnM ■
Paign than ever before und to the end
of securing the best results a special
advertlflec. expert has been employed
who will give this work his undlvld-!
ed attention. Tho list of papers to
be need has been selected with great Tlleodor ® Roosevolt la confned to her 1 trying to find the legal distinction
esuw and the advertisements will be hom ® by ,ba lnJurlM wbl0,, ,be between a realdenL a dUxen, an In-
them. Gem Pharmacy; T. S. Paine.
MRS. ROOSEVELT THROWN -signs the check talks more to tbe
FROM HORSE AND INJURED, point than the jingo.
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Oyster Bay. N. V., Oct. 2.—Mrs. Now the Philadelphia lawyers are
tn the most attractive and
style. They will tell of the.
celved Saturday when „he
thrown from her saddle horse.
was j habitant, and a real taxpayer.
The -f. —
unexcelled Ipenlnxe for diversified f.r-' ml,b,! ’ °«" rt * d wbl1 ® ,b ® «” ridla *
mins, stock raising, orchards, and
track trowing as well ax the oppor-1
with Colonel Roosevelt and Archie.
Her mount reared and throw her.
Texas will rave eighty-two Postal
Saving* banks next week. And the
Lone Star xtata has grown so prox-
THE HERALD AND
THE CANDIDATES
The Herald la a Democratic news
paper, don’t forget that, so long as
yon live In this world, and In view
of thli fact we propose to treat all
-Democrats fairly and squarely, with
out partiality And with special favors
to none
The campaign for city and county
for manufacturing and th. 1 ?" 0 '*" ul,<m b#r h “ d aad ,hout *j ■*"»» “ ,0 flad » baad “‘ “* oBcara U about to open. In fact Ir ha.
ders and was taken home uncon
iseloua, but she la ttow rapidly recov
ering.
I Exhibition At New Westminister.
profitable Inreatment of capital In
various lines of Industry.
8pad si literature Is being prepared
fat the form of booklets and pant-
phi eta of attractive deelgn containing
fan Information with which to make
the strong eat appeal to the homexeek- ‘’P* 0 '* 1 To **" HmU -
me iaI InrMtor. Through the dlttri*' w " B. Ct Oct S.
hntion of rurt I’teratur. and the peo- Tb * ,n ” n *' • ,hibltloa 01 Roy "
'tootl work ot the inenased so.lclta- *» rt «» 1 ‘ a ™l •»« Induitrtal Society It h becoming a serious question to
<f*n fane ef the Lend and Industrial
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■ Possibly tbe best way for - The
Louvre to preserve its art trees urea
would be to turn them over to some
American millionaire who la able enf
willing to take care df them.
opened. Therefore b* It known that
The Herald will charge five dollar*
for announcements tn It* dally and
weekly!editions from this data to the
time of the primary. And there-
torn be it farther known
! that wa will charge for tho J knows onr old friends and wo dealro
, publication of all platforms, coma-1 to commend him to all who ho has not
■ pendence or controversy la favor ot yet met. Ho will be around to see
OUR FALL STOCK IS HERE.
JUST RECEIVED ONE CARLOAD
HIGH GRADE BUGGIES.
CNE CARLOAD FARM WAGONS.
A LARGE SHIPMENT OF ^ARNESO
AND SADDLERY COLLARS, ETC.
WE ARE MAKING SPECIAL CUT
PRICE8.
COME AND LET US 8HOW YOU
JUST WHAT IT WILL SAVE YOU
TO TRADE WITH US.
Jones Boggy Co.
WAYCROSS. GEORG,
NOT A WORD'OF SCANDAL
Marred the call ot a neighbor on Mrs
W. P. Spangb, ot Manvilte, W/o., who
said: “aha told me Dr. King’s Xsw
j To those wishing low price* and
easy terms, we can please, anything
In furniture and furnishing goodf.
Special orders will receive onr care
ful attention.
Home Furniture Company,
\m t!' Plant trd A'banr Avenue.
O. J. ALLEN WITH THE HERALD.
Ur. O. J. Allen la circulation mana
ger for the Herald and Is anthorlzed
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
The co-partnership heretofore exltt-
to collect and receipt for all dally and 'lng between C. E. Scott and ST. T.
weekly subscriptions for this paper. 1 Beaton, under the firm name of Scott
Ho la also authorized L. collect other | A Beaton, has been dissolved by mu-^
bills due us to vollctt and contract tual consent, C. E. Scott retiring and ^
for advertisements, etfc. Hr. Alltel S. T. Beaton assuming all liabllltjfd
and collecting all lebta ot the firm.
This Sept 28, 1911.
C. E. Scott
< 8. T. Beaton.
•' ■
followed up r, * w * , ,er ** ■** ""*** «- •..-rr* qmd. 1. to catch b*r younr ^ ^
or hsid la Bfitab Cotambta. aad marry h«r. . w *• ™
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■hB—MMSBitMlAisaM
A bank pays you
divider ds on* what
ycu ftve, we pay
you dividends on
what you spend.
For tbe past 15 months we
have been returning to our
customers who bought on our
easy payment plan 10 per cent,
of the amount they paid, in
trade coupons, this has meant a
saving of hundreds of dollars to
the people of Waycross. This
plan of dividing our profits has
proven so popular that we are
f oing to continue It, and we
ave now arranged the follow
ing plan of dividing our profits
with those who buy for cash.
We have contracted with one of
the largest manufacturers of
high grade dinner ware, for a
large amount of the handsome
ware shown in the illustration.
With each cash purchase we
give you a coupon showing the
amount. Every $5 00 worth of
these coupons entitles you to
from one to seven pieces of this
ware
ABSOLUTELY FREE!
For the benefit of our cus
tomers who buy on our easy
payment plan, we pay you 10
per cent, of the amount of your
monthly payments, in TRADE
coupons, (as good as cash at our
at j.;> for making your pay-
minis at the store instead of t to
a collector.
THE STORE OF GREAT VALUES, WHERE YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
Walker-HoodFnrniture Co.
106 PLANT AVE
PHONE 499
First - Class Goods*
Low Prices and our
liberal policies, have
made this the fastest
growing • store in
South Georgia.
This beautiful China Ware
is on display at our store. We
want you to come and see it*
The decorations are the newest
out, very handsome and will
never wear off; the patterns
are all matched, are neat and
attractive, it is Semi-Vitreous
ware, the best quality made in
America. We give it to you
absolutely free? The reason is,
we want your business, and we
are willing toshowour apprecia
tion of your business by divid
ing our profits with you.
Ifypu want SPOT CASH
prices on your goods and it Is
not convenient for you to pay
SPOT CASH, you may pay us
ONE THIRD of the amount
cash, and the balance in three'
more payments, due in 30, 60
and 99 days. No extra charges,
its for your convenience.