Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 189?-19??, November 21, 1911, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextBrunswick & Florida Steamboat Company. (CUMBERLAND ROUTE), TOUCHING inswick.Jekyl,Cumber!and. Fernandma, -CL|8E CONNECTIONS WITH ALL TRAINS TO AND FROM BRUNS ALSO S. A. L. AT FERNANDINA, FLA. A lino view of the Club house at Jc'tyl; the Home of the Carnegie. an4 the finest Beach on the Atlantic Coast. LEAVING: RETURNING: Leave Brunswick 8:30 a m. Leave Fernamllna 2:30 p. i» Arrive Cumberland 10:30 a. m. Arrive Cumberland 5:30 p. ta Arrive Fernandlna 1:30 p. m. Arrive Brunswick 7:30 p. m. I FIRST CLASS PASSAGE TO FERNANDINA, FLA., ....$1.6* ROUND TRIP $2.50 SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY, ROUND TRIP 76o RAILROAD MILEAGE HONORED. NIGHT SERVICE-NEW TRAIN to To Ashvilie and"The Land of the Sky’ Country via SOUTHERN RAILWAY LAND OF THE SKY SPECIAL. Lv. Jacksonville 8:05 pm Ar. Tyron 11:50 an Lv. Jesup 10:50 pm Ar. Saluda • 12:25 p»« Ar. Columbia 6:50 am Ar. Hendersonville 1:00 pu Ar. Asheville 2:10 pm Through Pullman, Drawingroom, Broiler-Buffet Sleeping Car and ete* trie lighted coach, Jacksonvvllle to Asheville. For full Information concerning rate*, schedules, etc., call on or \A 'dree*' y L. MEEK, A. O. P. A., C. 4. CARSON, JR., T. P. 4, Atlanta. Ga. Macon, Ca. ooooooooooooooooo ^oooooooooooooooo OWN A HOME WE LOAN YOU MONEY T3 BUILD. PAY BACK IN FIVE YEARS; MONTHLY PAYMENTS. WILL 8ELL YOU A LOT ON SAME TERMS—SEE U8I Way cross Savings and Trurft Co ♦^♦oooo' - o«o<K>o«ooo*o<xxy>oi ^X-X-X^-X-X-X-XX-X-l-X^X-X-X-X^X^-X^X-H-X-X-X-X 50c per oo th Why pay $1.00 to have your tooth extracted when you can have it done for 50c and witho pain All other wor k done at very reasonsb charges. Everything guaranteed UTITO-J Folks’ Block OR. DANIEL The Dentist, Atlantic Coast I„ine Schedule. ARRIVALS AT WATCROS8. DEPARTURES. ■Torn Savannah •min 189 6:50 am For Jeaup and Savannah Train Iftp ,.. .12;50 pm Train 68 ,, r t R;SR pm Train 182 .10-26 a* [friin 57 ,,, T 10;10 pm rrain 180 .7pn From Montgomery Train B8 T Train 27 .6:10 pn 5:15 am For Montgomery • Train 189 JVftln 180 6:45 pm ftjlft ILa From Batnbridge ft Tbomaavllle Train 67 10:25 pn Train 182 10:85 am From Albany Train 83 5:55 am Train 81 8:56 am Train 87 6:00 pm From Chicago and Nor*.w««t K C. Special (via Albany)....4:GC am Dixie Flyer (via Tiftoa)....6:35 am fouth Atlantic Umlted 0:35 am From’ Brunswick Train 86 7:50 am Train 80 6:00 pm From Jacksonville Train 22 6:65 pm Train 32 10:15 pm. Train 85 10:25 p: Train 82 10:45 pm From Tampa, High Springs via Du- poet tram 42 7:26 pm For through Schedule. Pullman reservatlone, etc. Call On E. M. North. A. G. P. A. R. E. c "®9, Ticket Agent Savannah ,Gv Waycross. Oa. For Balnbrldge and Thomaavlllo. Train 185 1:00 »» For Albany Train 02 10:50 ,« Train 80 ' 7:64 an Train 80 6:10 pn For Chicago and Northwest I. C. Special (via Albany).- 10:50 pn Dixie Flyer (via Tlfton) ....10:10 an South Atlantic Limited.. ..10:20 ,o For Brunswick Train 91 10:10 an Train 97 6:10 pn For Jacksonville Train 95 (Dixie Flyer 1:40 t« In 93 6:00 an 'din 33 8:46 an rain 21 6:1b pn For Tamp,, High Springs train 48 8:00 an I dvertise JURORS FOR WIRE SUPERIOR COURT The ft Rowing is a list of the gran l' ind traverse jurors drawn for the December term of War© Superior Court: G G Parker I R B James j p Lid© R G liennett W B Goodr'ota B F Bryant J J Hargraves J A Toraberliu C E Williamson Allen James J C Humphreys T C Sauls W K Booth N G Lang J II Gillon J E Vann B F Hubert John G Steffca W M Denton W J Carswell Elias Moore Jr C Ratliff J E Dickins B D Finn F B Trent II Hengeveld I* N Harley R P Peterman P G Gridin G P Folks * Traverse Jurors—First Week. T W Morrison H C Seaman FOR SALE. My elegant home on the corner of Gilmore and Howe streets, large and commodious dwelling with 12 rooms, all modern improvements; servant house and large barn on lot; size of lot, 131 feet on Gilmore and running back on Howe street 200 feet All in good condition. Kmown as tlie Col. W. M. Toomer residence. Also a grand lot on Bruribl street, lying between tlie rebidence of T. \V. Mor rison and the Central Baptist church. Xo better locality in the city of Way- crosrJ Size of lot, on Brunei* i 66 feet and 8 Inches, running back 150 feet. Can you find equal, muen less superior property in the city. Apply to mo by letter or otherwise, at X’o 1500 S. 10th, Ave., Birmingham, Ala R. M. Wescott. Alva Smith W J Mullis R B Davis J L Wildes Lonnie Jordan W H Thrift W T Royal A F Fales T H Finn U N Broalo A J Music W E Dempster E J Seay Berrian Mills W T Mlnchew J W Starling W C Paul B W Lunccford A A Allen D A Jordan Jr. H F Jeffords S C Morton G I Steele P A Edwards W Crews L R McFoy M Sears U M Webster J A James D M Josey J F Austin T S Paschal E M Herrin F B McDonald Second Week. H E Henderson W R Strickland H L Herrin E L Gorman F L Parker J M Cox S M Cannon Elisha Miore Sr Henry Strickland Mll.'onder Music S J Stanton W E Slrmans C M Williams R L Strickland , Hqpry Jordan G R Austin S Y Wilon W A Strickland Jas L Jordan E A Barber Frank Middle- brooks C M Potter P H Skelton J A Rowell John McClellan Jack Music J F Bennett H J Waldron H J J Marker J B Crlbb J M Beach B W Holt L R Rouse W L Harper W L Hinson W D Gllliard J Cannon J T Barnes B J Scckinger H P Reddick H M Pafford E J Remley H J Mullis C M Eunice L S Alfrlend fr ET M Cason T M Purdom JT Ward UNION JEWELRY 8TORE Watchmakers and Engravers. All Kind Of Jewelry Repairing. 108 Plant Ave. Waycross, Ga. 5—» npr AT THE FRONT rou have to be on youi guard (I ou ar ©caught napping, it Invito* ilrester. WAYCROSS BUSINESS COLlIbM GRADUATES ARE NEVA* 8LEEPY HEADS. They are sought alter by men o> iffalra. You find them In leading ositlons of trust. Our DIPLOMA is an open se-same o position and preferment. Out pecialty ia to fit you for buslneia o make the pay-roll larger; t& In trease the salary of ths "big man. Enter At Any Tima. Waycross Business College Waycroaa, Ox. R. F. Zelgl.r, Prae •OOOOOOOOOO O BYCK ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO o All Kind, of Electrical Work O Q ud SuppIieA O O ALL WORK GUARANTEED. © 20 Lott Street Phone 299. O 0 oooooooooo o Very Serious It h a very serious matter to ask for one medicine end have the I wrong cr.; c’.vcrj you. For this reason vn r.rgo you in buying to be carcfci to the rcuuiao— THEDFORDS mC0 * " ' augHT Liver r.iedidne The rcpu»aUcn cf this old, relia ble medicine, f;r constipation, In digestion end liver trouble, ia firm ly established. It docs not imitate other medicines. Jt ia better than others, or it would not bo the fa vorite liver powder, with a larger calc Loan all others combined. SOLD IN TOWN F2 SPECIAL DETECTIVE WORKI Ex-Deputy Sheriff John P. Cason will engage in »peclal detective work !- Waycross and South Georgia. If you need his services telephone No b. court bouse. 6-2-tf Big shipment electric fans recei* ed. Byck Electric Supply Cc. 20 Lott Street 12 t CABINET WORK. I am still at the same old stand, 22 Brewer street, and prepared to do all kinds of cabinet work, upholstering, trunk repairing, etc. Having done four work for the past six years I think I know how to give you the Ind of work you wnnt. ‘When you need any repairing done, remember J. I. WAITE, The old reliable Cabinet-Maker, 22 Brewer street, poone 2P«. 22 tf WILLIAMS’ BLACKSMITH Shop CORNER SCREVEN AVENUE AND KNIGHT 8TREET, OPP08ITE WILLIAMS 8TREET. WHEELRIGHT AND REPAIRING. HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY, RUB3ER TIRE8 PUT ON WHILE /f- NoMorc Gray Hair Wyeth, a modern chemlat. hae discovered an Ideal Hair. Restorer which removes dan.; drutt, relieves itching scalp, stops hair (ailing and Restores Gray Hair to Natural Color WYETH'S saGE’SULPHUr HAIR REMEDY All healthy hair contains sulphur. When the hair does not contain asufficientamount of sulphur, it loses its color, dies and falls out. Wyeth a Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy quickly corrects this condition. A Wonderful Cure My hair vu tenting quite gray and falling out rapidly, and I ... - rrlble It >ui rapiaiy, anti $ ns. tumbled _ terrible Itching of the a«alp- My head woa full of dandniff. I Heard nt your Baa* and Hulphur for the hair. I got a bottle and used It and almost at once wae benefited by It. A few applications relieved the Itching, my hair stopped falling out and gradually came beck to its natural color, it ie now | nice dark brown color, eort, glossy and pliable. ____ MKH B. A. ROSS. Sharon, Mercer Co., F*. Price 50c. end $1.00 s bottle At All DraOlNt I iwr drneoUl do*, not keep I Mad Ike price la ataapa la ©• WYETH CHEMICAL CO. .* Cortland! St- N. Y. City Mijnswmrmlwskyk^ 1 with CUFF (nUL “?„"n.°howill Itndu. this f.wrsssjSiEsiSfsnar* •HCKCKEE PHARMACY SPECIAL AGENTS. OEOROIA SOUTHERN AND FLOIRDA RAILWAY The Popular Route To All Potato North And ThrooghTralns In cotitH'Clion with A. C. L., from Waycroua vlu Tlfton to Macon ATLANTA, KNOXVILLE, CHAT l,* GA, NA8HVILLE, 8T. LOUI8, CHICAGO, LOUI8VILLE, AND CINCINNATI. Coacbea and Pullmar. aloepera go through without change. Dining Car Service. TRAIN8 OF A., B. A A. R. R., CONNECT AT CORDELE WITH \ DRAINS OF G. 8. & F., RAILWAY FOR flACON ATLANTA AND ALL POINT8 NORTH AND SOUTH. FOR INFORMATION XS TO RATE8, ROUTES, OR 8CHEDULE8 TO ANY PQIN7 NORTH OR WEST, APPLY TO ANY AGENT OF THIS COM PANY, OR ADDRE88. C. A. DEWBERRY. T. P. A., VALDOSTA, GA. C. B. RHODES, G. P. A. J. W. JAMI80N, T. P. A. MACON GA. MACON TA. Utortlt tfkimjia ^penttuta! College G. R. GLENN, A. M„ LL. D., President« Dahloncga, Georgia SPECIAL ADVANTAGES AT THIS INSTITUTION: 1st—Total Expenses Less Than at Any Other College,—$126 to $178 Coven Board, Lodging, Boohs, Fuel, Lights, etc., For Entire Year. 2d—Magnificent Climate; Mountain Location; Freo from City Distractions. 8d—Obedience, Order, Regularity and Self-Dependenco Taught Every Student. 4th—Finest Military Department and Cadet Band in Gcoigia. Both Under Supervision of U. S. Army Officers. 6th—Thorough Instruction in A. B. and B. S. Courses nnd, In addition, Full Courses in Agriculture, Mining, Engineering, Commercial Science, etc. 6th-Boys Livo in Our Own Dormitories, At All Times Under Control of ^ Officers. FOR FURTPER INFORMATION, ADDRESS 0. R. GLENN, PRESIDENT • Atlantic Coast Line THROUGH 8LEEPER8 TO ATLANTA AND POINT8 WE8T. LEAVE WAYCR0888 10:30 P. M., ARRIVE ATLANTA 7:07 A. M. LEAVE ATLANTA 8:50 P. M. OR 10:20 P. M., ARRIVE WAYCR08 8 5:35 A. M. OR 6:35 A. M. WAYCR088 18 A88IGNED AMPLE 8PACE IN OUR ELECTRIC LIGHTED PULLMAN8. 8AVE TIME BY TRAVELING OVER THE Atlantic Coast Line E. M. NORTH, A. Q. P. A., ' R. E. CAMP, TICKET AOT. SAVANNAH, GA. WAYCROSS, GA. Vu Efxarordinary Annuoncement Steeping Car Service Between Way* cross and Atlanta, via: A. BM A. R. R. Effective with flrat car leaving Way- ;ross 8:00 p. m„ Monday September Ith. Tho A. B. & A. have secured fo rthis servlco elegantly appointed riectric-llghted Bleeping cars, equip ped with all modern convenience* One Big Advantage You may secure your Bleeping car lldgrams are kept continuoiuly open. *paco at the ticket office. Union Sto lon, at any time prior to your trip, TheA. B. A A. Railroad repreaenta the ‘Standard of Excellenca In 8arvloa.” Schedule of Sleeping Car Linp. Leave Waycroes 8:25 p. m. .Arrive Atlanta, 6:40 a.m. Leave Aljlanta 10:16 p.m. Arrive Waycrota 8:15 a. in. TRAVEL 'THE RIGHT WAY." tv. H. Leahy, O. P. A., Atlanta, Oa 1. D. Daniel, T. P. A., Atlanta, Oa. R. E. Camp, T. A., Waycroaa, Oa. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. CAMP 16A Mole Drat and ttilrd Thursday each .noutta. Masonic Hall. Richard L. Singleton. C. C. D. P. Woolley. Clerk. Waycross# Southern R. r. co. Change of Schedule Effective Nov. 17, 1911. Notice: The orrivala and depar. (urea ero given aa Information and aro not guaranteed. Southbound Train No 1. Miles Station Hebardrlile Lv 9:00 Am. 2 Wnyx. Albany ave. Lv. . .9:05 r.m. 8 Lavlnla Lv 9:20 Am. 10 Fredol Ar 9:30 Am, Northbound Train No. 2. to Fredel Lv 1:00 p^l, 8 Lavlnla Lv 1:05 p.m, 2 Want. Albany ave. Lv..9:05 Am. 0 Hebav »r 1:30 p.m, •Tralna N, . 2 dally except Sunday. \ John M. Hopbine, General Superintendent!