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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„ NOV. 4, 1911.
Uncle Sam will soon ho offering a
licet of obsolete warships for sale.
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The gnme season for wild unimala
Is now on, the office hunters season
In Georgia has also opened In lino
shape.
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Charles A. Thompson of Woburn,
who Is 00 years old, Is probably the
oldest person to take out a hunter's
license in Massachusetts this year.
—4.—
Ti e Ch'neso throne is Issuing dally
edicts bearing upon the' revolution,
but nobodi »i>;c;nr* to b* paying any
Attention tj hiow. Verily, the Chi
nese throne is tottering. And tho
civil I/ed world will to* rare If it falls.
*
Tho wealthiest merchant of Honk
Kong is Knl Qunn King Chue, famed
over Chlnu for his pWlnnthrophy. He
is visiting America nnd is th# envoy
of Viceroy Chung, official bend pf the
provinces of Kwnngtung (Canton) and
Kwangsl. ,
*
Tho Now York mosquito fighters
hnvo lost their heart nnd hope. Des-
pito all the preventative* used In ro-
cent years they have had marc mos
quitoes this year than before. Mnybo
It would b<( best to shove Jersey a
little fust her away.
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A horse thief In Pennsylvania was
sentenced to twenty years In prison,
nnd a white slaver iu New York ta
two years and n fiuo. Tho Baltimore
American truly says that the compara
tive valuations of the law In tho cases
cited carry their own comment.
“I Stand for a constructive policy,
for conservatism nnd orderly methods;
for peace and toleration; Tor sincerity*
and honor; for freedom from Bpeclius
promises which csnrn or will not by
fulfilled; and from feign Issues which
•enn be likened to hobby horses where
on to attempt to ride Into pfflee.—Joe
m
fcCTIbN OP COMMITEe
ELIMINATES THE
p'ROHIBITiON QUESTION
The following timely editorial'Ap*
pea Vs in a;recent Isuse of the Albany
Herald;
"The action of tho State. Democratic
committee at its meeting yesterday,
refusing. to submit the prohibition
questi on to the voters of the State as
a separate Issue at the primary erec
tion ordered for tho 7th of December
to nominate .a governor and commis
sioner of commerce and labor, practi
cally eliminates the liquor question
from tho present campaign.
"As matters now stand,- and as tho^
must remain until after t:io Jfegiaiatur.»
Ja elected, prohibition can have no
legitimate place in our State politic*,
and those who continue to agitate ft
will bo merely riding a hobby horso
Nothing that the governor to be elec
ted In this special election could pos
sibly do would have tho slightest ef
fect upon the existing prohibition law
unless it should bo that tho chief
executive should use his official powej
for a more rigid enforcement of the
law*.
"Those who want to continue to
agitato the prohibition ‘ question can
do so, but such agitation can be of
avail," and tho application of either
the Stato-wfdo prohibition of the local
option yardstick to the gubernatorial
candidates would bo about as appro
priato nfe measuring timber by wat
llquld'ineasurc.
"The State Democratic committee
having refused to provide for th<
submission of the prohibition question
to the people of tho State, we had
well cut It. out of the campaign
entirely as extraneous of the question
at the tlmo can vail nothing."
Thousands of peach trees in Middle
Georgia ar ©reported in full bloom.
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THE
WOODMEN OF
WORLD.
CAMP ISA
Hull flrat and third Thursday •»
each month. Masonic Hall.
ltlchard L. Singleton, 0. C.
D. P. Woo) ley, (llerk.
A DREADFUL SIGHT
To H, J. Bnrnum, of FrSeville, N Y,
w«, the fever-tore that had plagued
bis life for yoara In api'e of many
reraodlos ho tried. At lust he used
Ducklen’a Arnica Snlre and wrote
It has entirely healed with a car- el,
a tear left” Heals Burns, Holla, Eo
lima, Cuta, Bruises, Swellings, Corns
ard Pllea like magic. On.y 25, at
All Druggists.
In
Use
Over
Thirty Years
CENTAUR COMPANY. MEW TONE C
Ware County
Light and Power
Company.
C. A. DOWNEY, M. D. V.
Vetanarlan.
19 Albany Avenue. Waycross, Cx
Day and Night Phone 593.
CHEAP FOR CASH,
Or will Imdo for city real estate, 4
second hand automobiles In good
running order.
Kelley's Garage.
The Deputy Marshal who aerved
Andrew Carnegie with a summons in
connection with the government's suit
against the Steel Trust was presented
with an autographed photograph of
tbe canny Scot. And we have a no
tion that this Is about all the govern
ment 1* going to get out of the Laird
of Sklbo.
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HOW’S THISf
F'e offer • ae Hundred Dill:.:, X
warn for any case of Catarrh that
cannot bo cured by Hall’s Catarrh
Cure..
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Wo, tho undorelgned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 16 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable fn all
bualneaa transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations
made by his firm.
Welding, Klnnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure's taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surface, cf tho system.
Testimonials tent free. Price 75c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for conatl-
nation.
What la your horse power? That
Is asked every day of automobile ow n- ’
era. Why coniine It to the machines' |
The horse power of every matt Is ol
the greatest Importance. The man
with the big horse power, the man who 1
la worth while, Is the man who looks
to his power, to his equipment. The *
horse ; y.rer cf un Individual Is what ‘
comes after alt It- is JiU training. '
Id3 reserve 'orce.—Er. |
I
OFLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM
POUND
Still retains Us high place aa the
best household remedy tor all congha
and colds, either for children ot
grown persona. Prevents serious re
sults from a cold. Take only the gen
uine Foley's Honey and Tar Don,-
pound.! and radlrte aucstltutea. Gam
Pharmacy: T. S. Paine. „
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NOW IE THE BEST TIME OP THE
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THE HOTTER THE WEATHER THE
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' ’ Asfc
Watt-Hardware Co. waycross, ta.
We Are
Headquarters For
Everything in the
HARDWARE LINE!
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Hardware Co.
LaGrande
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