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WAYCR0S8 EVi NINO HERALD
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*HE HERALD^ PUBLISHING CO. column Governor Brown'* platform.
j Like everythin* that emanate* from
his pen. It I* clear, terse and clean'
cut. Hi* political enunciations, like
his state papersdssued while 4e wav
In the Governor's chair, are models of
good English, understandable logic
and patriotic utterances.
During Governor Brown's first race
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Organ of the United btates
of the Southern District of
Gtorgla.
WAYCH08B, GA., NOV. 2, 19 1,
Jlmmlo Garfield hastens to explain
that lie isn’t trying to make a fight,
only doing a little more gilding.
“Am a rich pessimist Jumes J. Hill
continues to take the cake", observes
a contemporary. Also the ‘'dough."
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Mr. Roosevelt Is going to take a
silent part In the coming political
campaign.
Looks as if Home Run Baker were
the only one who could bo elected
Mayor of hPlladelphia without a bit;
tor fight.
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The Prosldent of Wubash college
nays that millionaires can't take their
money to heaven, but some of them
are not going there anyhow.
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After this trip Is over Prosldent
Taft ought to he able to recopaize
the United States, no matter whore
lio sees It.
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As long as Colonel floosevelt says
nothing Mr. Taft ran rejoice that the
Colonel Is not knocklngfl him with
faint praise.
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Why Is President Taft staying away
from the White House so long? Wash
ington will soon begin advertising:
“Come homo and all will he forgiv
en."
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"Connecticut has a fine now senate
chamber, furnished in mahogany." In
difference to state traditions and pi*©y
tice, however, it is to; be hoped the
trimmings are In basewood and nut
meg wood.
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it became a familiar slogan among his
opponents to declare that he waa a
"tool" and a "weakllnj."
Mr. Henry Cabanlss, of Atlanta, who
has always opposed him until this
camjiflign, put/It straight and atrong
when he declared in his Jonesboro
speech that Joseph Brown, as Govern
or, had demonstrated that he had
"brains and character of excotlonal
standard "
The man who was regarded by
some In 1908 as a nonelty Is now.
known to be a positive force for pool
in Georgia, ills grasp of the financial
i conditions, his conservatism and just
balancing of the rights of the people
and the regulation of the public car
riers, his strong position on the abus
es of the pardoning power, his de
fense of Jury verdicts and court decis
ions, his warning against the Appear
ance of evil In the possible prostitu
tion of the benen, his trust In and
sympathy for the masses of the poo-
plo, his disposition to settle problems
and to dipose wisely of Issues framed
up to distract the people, are cloar-
cut and patriotic.
Governor Brown’s platform of prin
ciples will be read with interest by
all the people of the State, except
those * Who are too prejudiced to read
anything he writes, and there are
soTQo of that kind.
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F. 3. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known P.
Cbeaey for the Int 15 yean, and
bellev, him perfectly honorable In all
buslnesa transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation,
made by hit firm.
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We note that Italy Is planning to
make tho Duke of the Abruzzl Govern-
uor of Tripoli. Will Miss Elkins be
disposed to consider a position as
governess?
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WORLD, i
CAMP 1SS
May:. Drat and third Thursday
*ach month. Masonic Hall.
Richard I* Singleton, a C.
D. P. Woolley, Clerk.
Candidates for the mayoralty In COFFE COUNTY FAIR, DOUGLAS,
Cincinnati have agreed that If either . GEORGIA,
le elected the salary of the office will < November 14th-18th, 1911.
reduce from,$10,000 to t5,000. From a GREAT 8HOWI
this day It nuy be judged how badly ' The Fair will be given on a bigger
they want the office. | scale than ever.
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Mr. HInea the secretary of tho lum- J A. B. A A. J
her truat may bo an expert senator- j Tickets on sale November 14th to
maker, but he la too modest to hang 18th, Inclusive, with return limit No-
out his shingle and advertlao the bus- j vembor 19th, 1911.
Incas. Beside., It la merely a aide ’ W. H. Leahy, G. F. A., Atlanta, Oa.
Issue with hint. A. D. Daniel, T. P. A., Atlanta, Qa.
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