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THE HERALO IS THE
Official Organ of the United btftle*
Court of the Pouthern District of
Georgia. .
; WAYCR0S8,~GA., NOV. 8, 1811.
Americans are to he protected In
China. Uncle Sam takes step*
that end.
~ s|s
It. might he well to icfioct that if
you do your Christmn* shopping now
you won't have to do It Inter.
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The Sultan of Turkey Iioh Issued n
statement to the power*? protesting
against the killing of innocent people
by the Italian* and dtclrrlng hi* In
tention to light to the bitter end.
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Possibly the president did not meifn
to intimate thnV Ihcrt* wn* a possibil
ity of a Democratic victory next year,
hut he didn't lack much saying that
very thing.
A really nice girl takes It for
granted that everybody else knows
she I* nice, therefore dees not make
any effort to Impress the fact upon
others.
ojt
Judge HuBsell will speak In Savan
nah Thursday night. It Is altogether
likely that the Judge will come to
Waycnois before his pilgrimage la
made.
^
Wlmt the government should do la
to make the trusts rognrtl the viola
tion of the Sherman anti-trust law a*
the snmo that other Sh:rman regard-
ed war.
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Joe Brown's platform has caused
Ills opponents to sit up and tak*
notice. They are trying to make he
lief there in nothing to it. but the}
know better. Columb .b Ltiqulrer-
Sun.
4*
The Slmh of Persia bus a pipe that
Is said to ho worth aii kinds of pre
clou* Jewels and !b cocatantly guard
ed by a high court functionary, who
“vYILUNGHAM COMES OUT
FOR “LITTLE JOE', BROWN
AtUmt*. Nov. 7.—Hon, Bartow Wil
lingham, of Forajrth, one of tho boat
known .prohibitionists in Georgia, ha*,
proffered hi* service* to Governor
Brown in the present campaign, and
say* be Is ready to speak wherever
and whenever desirable.
At the Brown headquarters tod»y
the following letter of Mr. Wiling-
ham's to Governor Brown wg* given
out "for publication: •
Forsyth, Ga:, Nov. 8, 1911.
Hon. Joseph M. brown, *
Atlanta, Ga.
“My Dear Sir:—Realising As I do
tiie absolute consistency of four po
sition of the prohibition guostlon, and
that your proposition to submit It to
the white voters of the coming pri
mary tf’a* not only fair, but would
have divorced it from an personal
1 considerations and given us a fair and
free expression on this question, thus
settling It In Georgia and preventing
a great moral issue from !*elng stalk
ed in Georgia politics os a hobby
horse for designing politicians. I feel
constrained to give you my unquali
fied support in your race for govern
or.
“We are too prone to take narrow
views. The prohibitionist singles out
that law be enforced; the merchant,
the law against cheating and swind
ling; the farmer, laws against vagran
cy and the breaking of labor con
tracts; each selecting and Instating
upon tho enforcement of the law in
which ho is directly interested,-and
overlooking or Ignoring tho others. I
like, your clarion call to the manhood
of Georgia „ for the enforcement of
ALL laws. What wo need is,, not a
funatical wave in favor of some spec
ial law, but to build a healthy respect
for all law's, that will see that each
statute on our books Is enforced.
Our safety lies In the respect for
and obedience to tho laws; and on
your platform there is room for all
law-abiding, honest citizens to stand.
“As one who stood for state prohi
bition lnlS98-99, and again In 1902,
when It was an issue in Georgia and
unpopular with politicians. I prefer
to stnnd now with the or.e who has
always consistently voted for prolilbl-
lion, rather than ono who saw fit to
sup|K>rt a candidate for governor on
ft local option platform (but who
frankly stated he was opposed to
prohibition In form) for puroly sec
tional reasons.
"Bartow Willingham.
A DREADFUL 8IQHT
To H. J. Barnum, of Freeville, N T.,
was tho fever-s^re that heu plagued
his lire for years In *pl»e of many
remedies he trlod. A* last he used
Duaklen's Arnica Salve and wrote
'It baa entirely healed with scar elv
s scar left." Heals li’irns, Bolls, Ec>
ma, Cuts, Bruises, Swellings, Com*
a7d Piles like magic. On.y 25j at
AU Druggists.
C. A. DOWNEY, M. 0. V.
Vetsnarian.
19 Albany Avenue. Waycross, C*.
Day and Night Phone 698.
HOW’8 THIS?
W e off^r . no Hundrvt D%.ll.vs
warn for any case of Catarrh that
cannot bo cured by Hall’* Catarrh
has no other duties, 'the pipe was Cure.. *
smoked by the Shah* father and F- CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
grandfather and by how many more’ We, the underslgnod, bitve known F.
rulers of the kingdom ir not known, j J- Cheney for the last 16 years, and
4- believe him perfectly hcnoratle In all
, business transaction* and financially
able to carry out any obligations
At a recent banquet nt Topeka,
Kan., State Superintendent of Schools
Nelson of Utah,, told of the hardships
endured by the Mormon* qts* they
wended thelp way to the Wbst He
said that his mother -waked from
.Omaha to Utah atuPpuj.icd him in a I
baby buggy all the way. I
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Five trains of nine cars each leave
New York this week to carry about j
8 thousand delegates to the canven- #
tion of the American Bankers' Asso
ciation, which meets in Sew Orleans, i
The cars represent the latest conven-
made by his firm.
Walding, Ktonan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure *s taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surface* cf tho system
Testimonial* sent free. Price ?5c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take nail's Family F:lls for coMtl
Milos.
OFLEV’S HQ.NEY AND TAR COM
POUND
fences lo traveling. mere will b. 8UU “• hl * h « «>«
barber .hop., vsleu. >»1<U. .teso- j bM ' hj ' , "' hoM <or *“ “W 1 "
graphic, t'kjnpbtc u,-.d felcpnenlc ! * nl «**- €lth,r for ch,ldr * n 01
scrvt.o and tltjcr. I; ,he guc.u I
Informed of fee mar..: fallow. I ,uU * from * coW Tak * ***
Th* p»seni£» will rr-... ,<n| Jl.dOO.- * lnc F ' 0,e ’ r '• ,,0M ’ r “ 4 T,r oon "
W3(i0i) , j eontid. sod Muse susstltutM. Gns*
1 nhxnowy; T. 8. Pain*.
Use it Wherever you Want
Cle inline s, Sightliness & Durab lity
THE U8E OF CEMENT IS A MATTER OF COST, NOT OF PRICE.
SOUNDS STRANGE, MAYBE, BUT LISTEN: ~
PRICE 18 WHAT YOU PAY FOR AN ARTICLE, IT ENDS THERE.
COST IS REPRESENTED BY WHAT YOU GET, THE 8ERVICE AND
SATISFACTION.
So while tho prlco of cement walk mny bo greater than of wood, th,
co,t Is far loss. Thero nre ninny places nround every home and es
pecially on the farm, where it 18 simply n waste of money to use any
thing but cement. Ask us how cement will save you money and then
sec how wq will save you money on cement.
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t House Furnishers to the People ’
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Farming With Dupont ;
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NOW IE THE BEST TIME OF THE
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THE HOTTER THE WEATHER THE
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