Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

*~7—“ WAVCR08S EVENING HERALD tL THE EVENING HERALD —Published _ *H« HERALD PUBLfSHINQ CO. A. P. Ptrham, 8r. A. P. Parham, Jr. Editors and Propriatora. Mlaa Carrie Parham, Pereonal, Society and Local. The Waycroaa Herald founded In 1885. The Dally Herald foundad In IMS by A. P. Parham, 8a: Telephones Buatnaaa Office 25 Editorial Offlo 25 Realdanca 208. Every Afternoon Except Sunday. Entered at the Waycroaa, Oa.. Poet- ■If re aa accond class mall matter. Vines No. 8 Jana 8treet RATE8 OF SUBSCRIPTION. w Month * .45 I Month . 51.26 I Montba 1250 I Tear 16.00 8PECIAL NOTICE All obltuar* notices, cards of thanks, resolutions and notices of entertain ments, where charges are made, will ha charged at adrertlslng rates of 5 •ants a line. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Subscribers to The Herald that do Rot receive the paper promptly and Mtrly will please rlng-up the Circula tion Manager and report the trouble Is him, as this Is the only means that ww can assure you prompt and early Salivary. THE HERALD IS THE Mela! Organ of the United Slates Court of the Southern District of Georgia. WAVCROSS, OA., OCT. 5, 1911. Taft seems to have lost tho Cana dian delegation also. .[. The farther Mr. Taft advances through the weit the cooler It gets. * Don't despair over the cost of llv- lng. It'll soon he butchering time. * Mr. Taft is like the re*t of us, ho ts having hii ups and downs, but mostly downs. After thinking it over in the light of experience William H. Taft would rather be judge than President. —+— After glancing over Oermany, Thom* as Edison doesn't think he would take It in'trade for the United States. Mr. Taft is doing the talking while the yet unpunished trusts continue to do the thinking. .fr - Possibly Senator LaFollette will disclose In hh autobiography where he achieves fiis truly remarkable pom'* pftdour. 4* It wn* decidedly unkind of Canada to throw tho harpoon into reciprocity just ns Mr. Taft wus starting on a little Joy ride. * Argentina with the largest battle ship In the world, should not be too anxious to demonstrate on Us nolgh> hors. 4- If the powers would hurry up and parcel out Africa they might disarm them, a! there would be nothing left to fight about. Alaska has had an earthquake, hut it will take more than that to jar the Guggenhelmi loose from those coal beds. * Eruptions in Mt/Etnn caused a loss of 150,000/)u0 but tr.o natives didn't stand aro\ind admiringly and say to ^ThTwestT&Th^outh; It bag been a hard matUc to ua- der»tand why the t#> o**emlgratlon or colonization has kiwa}4 been west ward instead of southward. It Is due In part, perhaps, to the fact that the transcontinental rail* roads have advertised that section extensively and have offered Induce ments to settlers to go in that direc tion. Be that as it may, there Is no rational reason why this should con tinue. The south offers better duceraent-*, naturally than any other section. Yet we rarely hear of any Southern railroad system advertising this section or making efTort to bring settlers in this direction. They ap pear to be content with what hey get and to let matters stand as they are. Thia is notwithstanding fact that of course the increase of population and consequent develop ment attendant thereon would great- ly Increase the value of their proper ties. The south is the better country to live in than the West, both from a climatic and material standpoint. The South is capable of great develop ment, agriculturally and aong every other line. In fact its resources have scarcely been touched, the land bare ly scratched as it were. It is as yet thinly populated, too much for best development. What the south needs is advertis ing, and tho offering of inducement! to settlers to come this way. In this the railroads could be of tremendous assistance, but they seem to be lack ing In enterprise In that direction. They ought to be stirred up, and urged to do their duty in that direc tion. There is no reason why the tide of emigration should not be turned this way. Certainly there is no opposition on the part of the people. Strangers who come to live among us are most hospitaly received, and- they are given every opportunity to increase their posesilons and live in happiness. One of the mala troubles Is, that the at tention of settlers is not directed in this direction by those most capable of doing it effectively. Let the south ern railroads wako up and do as the transcontinental railroads are doing. There would be a dlyerent state of agalrs If this should come to pass. NOTICE PROPERTY OWNERS Weeds and grass must be cleared from lots as required by city ordi nance. This work must be done ai once and within the next ten (10) day*. | 2 tl D. 51. Uradloy, Health Officer. MAY’S New Corn Meal Fresh Cream of Wheat * New Mackerel Hay, Corn Oats May’s Mixed Cow Feed May’s Mixed Horse dFd<e stand aroXind admiringly aud say to tr visitors, "your town never had such j d YCMJ v/TOp | Garden Seed expensive fireworks.” *4** The Now Orleans woman who pois oned four members of her family, In cluding her father and mother, in border to get their inauranco, 1b worthy exponent of the highest form of “frantic finance." —$— The Georgia State Fair has contrac ted with the Curt!,, Aeroplane Com HOW'S THI8» V’t offer ■ no Hundrtd IXIkrs Its- ward for any caao of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall'e Catarrh Cure., F. J. CHENEV £ CO., Toledo. O. We, the undenisned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 yean, and . belteva him perfectly honorable tn all pany of Now York, perhaps tho lead- . . ■ • ... 1 bualneoa transaction, and financially in, .vlauon company of the world, tor _ <M# t<> ^ ^ obllntlonl » aero, of KM. to .tart October 12 ^ bj ^ flrm and continue for six days. There will J PtonutesDigesItaiOfoW nessandRestjContaifisneitrr Opium .Morphine nor Mineral. Not Narcotic. Jbtipt cfOlADcS&ilLM ffiZif '2S-.Y' , MMf r- tlon.SourStomadt.l—. Wormsfonvnlsiomfonisk ness and Loss of Sleet Facsimile Sigmmrr of NEW YORK. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature Exact Copy of Wrappers In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW TORN CITY. Ware County Light and Power Company. PARK PLA E High class Subdivis* ion for white people only, on easy terms, close to A.C.L. Shops. } W. D. Morton, Agt. BOOM NO. 4 Southern Hotel Bldg vr mr i -irT"——-—firs'*— OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00000000000-000000 OWN A HOME WE LOAN YOU MONEY TO BUILD. PAY BACK IN FIVE YEARS! MONTHLY PAYMENTS. WILL 8ELL YOU A LOT ON SAME TERMS—SEE USI Waycoss Savings and Trudl Co ♦•>•0000 ->^yo*ooooooooooooo«ooo( Farming With Dupont: High GradelDynamite NOW IE THE BEST TIME OF THE YEAR TO REMOVE YOUR 8TUMP8. THE HOTTER THE WEATHER THE LESS DYNAMITE IT TAKES TO DO THE WORK. Waldln,, Klanan A Marvin, Wholesale Druggist., Toledo, 0. Hall's Catarrh Cure <e taken Intern ally, acting directly upon the blood end mucou* surfaces cf the system. fr,>i" ell point, south of Mason and ] Tei y monla ] i Icat tm . ;5c Dixon's lino. No ono Interested in the world's newest and greatest sport -an afford to ralrj this great event I he three flight* each day, and will be the greatest aviation event ever held In the south, and will be largely at tended not only from Georgia, but per bottle. Sold by ell druggists. Taka Hall's Family Pill* for const!- LET ME 00 OVER YOUR PROP ERTY WITH YOU, I KNOW I CAN • 8H0W YOU PLACE8 WHERE A LITTLE BLA8TIN0 WILL IMPROVE YOUR FARM AND MAKE IT MORE PROFITABLE. NO CHARGES FOR ESTIMATE*. WHEN MAY I CALL? We Are Headquarters For Everything in the HARDWARE LINE! R. J. ANTHONY Hardware Co. i LaGrande Pharmacy J. C. CRANE, Expert Blaster. Ask Watt-Hardware Co. waitress. 6a. >SS»««SSS>StS9S»SS»SSSMSSM<Sl For First-Class JOB WORK J Try THE HERALD.