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THE EVENING HERALD *H« HERALD PUBLrt A. P. Parham, Sr, A. P, Parham, Jr. Edltora and Proprietor*. Mlaa Carrla Parham, Paraonal, 8oelety and Local. The Waycroaa Herald foundad In M25. Tha Dally Herald rounded In MU by A. P. Parham, Sr. Talaphonaa Bualnua Offlca 25 Editorial Offla 25 Baaldanca 262. PVary Afternoon Except Sunday, THE GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAION. Entered at tha Waycroaa, Oa„ Poaf affta aa aecond claaa mall matter. Twice No. 8 Jane 8tract. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. Month 2 ■ Montha t §: S Montha »: t Tear ..: 15. SPECIAL NOTICE All obituary notices, carda of thanka, resolutions and nopces of entertain- nanta. where chargee are made, will fee charged at advertising ratea of •anta a line. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Bubicrlbers to The Herald that feat receive the paper promptly and narly will please rlng-up the Circula tion Manager and report the trouble la Mm, as this Is the only means that ■a can assure, you prompt and early PaUrary. THE HERALD IS THE OSclal Organ of the United States Court of the Southern District Georgia. way:'.. S, gA„ OCT, 11, 19H What the corn l.eartl with Its ow ears the potato saw with Its o eyes. A man Is never sure whether woman believes what ho tolls tier or only makes believe. * Colonel Roosevelt does not hnve to give himself throe guesses ns to his favorite presidential candidate. + Presdont Taft's desire for peace does not prevent his making war upon the insurgents. —*— How curious it is that each chorus girl that elopes with a millionaire'! •on “‘cornea of a flno old Vfrgfnia family." . * Tho dust has been laid, tho reser voirs replenished, the bars are open, and why shouldn't tho universo be happy? * The Brunswick News is again' VLIttlo Joe" Ifrqwn, but it wants someone to suggest a way out of tho thing. .J. It seems Btrnngo to n woman that a man gets so excited nt a bnso ball gam» and keeps so cool at a bargain counter sale. 4* The center of population is now Mid to be in an Indiana furniture factory. Well, it can ■sit down there an take a ten-year rest. The Oregon woman who ndmlts she had fourteen husbands shonld have had no lack of help buttoning up her dress waist behind. * Steadily tho old traditions disap pear. Now on the 40th anniversary of tho Chfcago Are, compa the old- ,I,,D T ' w,lce '•port" who cover- hammer will be heard to drop. *d the event, who, on oath declares ^ that It wasn't Mr.. O'Leary', cow j j oe Brown's , poech „ „ elBg ^ | llml < "' 1 U j bv the pe >;>le alt over the State _ - *1* I That It i. a floe document 1. the us-1 Tne Uev. Charles JC. Spurgeon * ' ua ] verdict, keen eye was always based on Bter- * _ ling common sen^e. One day he re marked to one of his sons: “ Can you tel! me the reason why the lions didn't eat Daniel?" “No sir! Why was U?" "Because the most of him was backbone and the rest of him waa grit" —*— Savannah News. A signed statement from former | Governor Joseph M. Brown relating to the current campaign for the gov- ernorshlp appears elsewhere in this paper. It will be read with Interest became Mr. Brown is a candidate for the successorshlp to Gov. Smith and because he Is known to go directly to his point in discussing public af fairs. Nor has he atlered his style In the present instance. He . talks with perfect plainness and Impresses the reader with a sense of his sin cerity. ‘ He believes that the liquor Issue, so far as it relates to the present campaign, Is a false Issue and should Have no place In the discussion. There is no Legislature ■ to be elected this fall. Tho term of the present Legis lature runs for another year. Jectlng -the liquor question into the campaign therefore* would necessar lly have the’ effect of' bringing about any change. It will bo the privilege of the Legislature to say that the status should remain as It is until the people have declared themselves with respect to it. There Mr. Brown makes a strong point. He asserts that the liquor question is going to be an issue cam paign after campaign until the peo ple themselves decide it at the bal lot box. Would it not be an excel lent Idea to let them have the priv ilege of expressing an opinion now: The question Is with the State Exe- cullvo Committee. -The commltteo can make tho issue plain and direct by putting on the tickets, “For Pro hibition," and "Against Prohibition.’ 1 Such a ticket in the primary would have the effect of taking out the per sonal element and putting the mat ter right -up to the people themselv- It would not be a question of Joe Brown or Dick Russell, or Pope Brown, in so far as the liquor ques tion Is concerned, but the question Itself. And while the current Leg islature might not feel that It was bound by the result of the election, the chances are that It would not fall to respond to the will of the voters as expressed at the polls, tho question is voted on in the pri mary, it will bo settled by the white people of the state and by them alone. seems to be reasonable and logl cal to roquest the Execuitve Commit tee to let the people vote on the question and thus dispose of it. Mr. Brown suggests that there be close Inquiry into the management the state's nffairs during the past ear. He is not sure but that there may be found good ground for criti cism on that lino. Again, he criti cises the Executive Com nltteo for its refusal to call a primary to ‘select candidate for United Statos Sena tor, and lm lias a word to say aoout Gov. Smith’s holding on to one office er ho had been elected to another. On the wholo Mr. Brown’s state ment makes very interesting read- i plain, direct, forceful, leaves nothing to be guessed. ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT. ANfcgtiabteftpparaiion&rAs- stmUatiflgdEFInfniiMifr tingUeSioradBaodBMBtor The Kind You Have Always Bought Hon.SourStorach.L- . t Worms jConvubions.fevensfe ness and Loss of Sleep. FMsSTsifiatOTrf aZAt&zsz NEW YORK. Exact Copy of Wrapper. . Thirty Years 6AST0RIA THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW V0RH CITY. PARK PLACE High class Subdivis* ion for white people Only, on easy terms, close to A.C. L. Shops. W. D. Morton, Agt. Southern Hotel Bldg uwsttiwiu—wsiwii ROOM NO. 4 ooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo OWN A HOME WE LOAN YOU MONEY TO BUILD. PAY BACK IN YEARS; MONTHLY PAYMENT8. WILL SELL YOU A LOT ON SAME TERMS—8EE U8I Wayci-oss Savings and Trudl Co ♦->•0000 >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦1 When Commissioner Hudson makes I the report tve do not think anything I very much larger than a -political HOW’S THIS? v ’e offer . a. Hundred D-.ll.va ward for any cast of Catarrh that I cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh | Cure.. P. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, hare known F. I J. Cheney for the last 15 yean, and | Speaking of a church baiaar at t believe him perfectly honontle In all buslneea tranaactlona and financially able to carry ont any obligations made by his firm. Waldlng, Ktnnan A Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hall’s Catarrh Cure '■ taken Intern ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucoua surfaces cf the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Haifa Family Fills for const!- Usndudno the rector announced that It bad been decided to place a memor ial hi the new church on the west shore to the late Lewis Carroll (Charlea Lutwlgs Dodgsonl, the au thor of “Alice In Wonderland ". The place which Inspired the author wit within a few yards of the church, and the local authorltiea were taking care that tha spot should be eared for children to play there tor all time.—London Mali : Farming With Dupont High Grade Dynamite \ NOW IE THE BEST TIME OF THE YEAR TO REMOVE YOUR STUMPS. THE HOTTER THE WEATHER THE LESS DYNAMITE IT TAKES TO 00 THE WORK. LET ME GO OVER YOUR PROP ERTY WITH YOU, I KNOW I CAN SHOW YOU PLACE8 WHERE A LITTLE BLASTING WILL IMPROVE YOUR FARM AND MAKE IT MORE PROFITABLE. NO CHARGES FOR ESTIMATE". WHEN MAY I CALL? i Ware County Light and Power Company. We Are Headquarters For Everything in the HARDWARE LINE! * 4 R J. ANTHONY Hardware Co. LaGrande Pharmacy J. C. CRANE, Expert Blaster. Ask Watt-Hardware Co. waycross. Ga. 4»AMAfeg>feg««Mfefe>e>»>MMMMgggn. 1 For First-Class JOB WORK Try THE HERALD