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tbo enforcement of law to hare a
firm executive, one who cannot be
swayed front his duty by tbo appeals
of a maudlin sentiment. There were
aiany who honestly belltered Beattie
was n«, guilty of the crime of kllllnt
Ms w'fe and there were others who
tmouth mere eympathy wanted to
sea Mm neat to tho penitentiary. The
r suit uhowed that these people srere
mistaken. Beattie confessed his
crima It la all rifht to fea a eym-
P*thy for a condemned man. That Is
human and right, hot then la a duty
that the chief executive owes society
general. People an to be protec
ted from Crimea such as this, ft may
he seven punishment, but under the
conditions of cfvlltmttca In this ate.
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THE HERALD It THE
Ofllclnl Organ of tho United btstss
Court of the Southern District of
, 0 *° r,l ‘-
WAYCROSS, OA., DEC. 1, 1911.
An Indiana preacher gays that
Naif Yorkers have small souls—but
the alee of their pocket-book* makes
up for the difference.
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An earnout appeal Is made for vol
unteers to manage the Elbert county
etecjtion. One writer Is afraid the
polls will not open and tho people
will ho denied the right! for which
their ancestors **pllt their hearts'
blood upon the battle fields of Brandy
wine, Germsntown, Valley Forge and
Yorktown.”
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After 48 years, Mrs. Ellxnketh F.
Tote of Csinden, N. J.. bus recelv-ed a
United States government warrant for
92.81, representing one day'* army
pay due her hunhnnd since 1883, with
Interest The principal was 43 1-3
cents. The husband, Wlllnm Toft
wns a soldier In the Tenth Pennsylv*
nla Cavalry, end has bean dead slmo
years.
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Athens Banner: "Quite a number
of the men who. heartily eupported
Governor Smith In all hie recent race*
an now lust as heartily supporttn*
Joe Brown. This ought to show that
tho factional tight among Georgia
Democrats Is fast disappearing and
. that many men ot the stale are voting
for tho man they think will make the
beet governor regardlese ot the fact
that they opposed him In former
race*.’’
One of "Dick" Rnssell'n campaign
circulars shows son* little children
suffering for school boohs because oft
the loss of tho liquor tax to the State.
Our vlown on prohibition do not got
down to the commercial side of tt
merely. Wo aro not prohibitionists,
but If we were "Dick" Russell wo
would call In nil of our circulars that
the liquor dealers had sent out with
JUDGES ON THE BENCH.
The Brunswick Journal asks how
In this for contrast?:
In 18ft Judge Spencer R. Atkinson
won lodge of the Brunswick circuit.
He entered the race tor congrons, and
Immediately after becoming • candi
date he resigned as ludge.
Some personal friends were strong
fy opposed to bis'resignation. They
urged him nit to rellnquah hie posi
tion on the beach, .because In. the
event of his defeat for centres* they
desired hie eminent services as a Ju
rist.
Hot Judge Atklr.son declased that
a man should not become a candidate
for political offlee and at the same
time continue an a Judge.
In announcing his resignation be’
said:
Feeling that the properties of
Judicial position will constrain a
silence upon occasion when I
should sjeak In vindication cl
tho vlown I have upon the public
questions, I have reached the
conclusion to resign.
The Journal then calls on Judge
Atkinson to explain how Judge llussell
did not follow bis example. We have
not heard whetbek Judge Atkinson
replied to this part of The Journal’s
Interpolation.
Tho Macon Telegraph reprints from
Mrs. Felton's Memoir* ot Georgia
Politics, page 254,- nn extract from
a letter of Robert Toombs ( 8ept. f 20,
1878.) to n Democratic rally a
Adalrsvllte, Ga.,Horo la the extract
Tberb Is another Important
point In this connection which
should bo considered by the peo
ple. No Judge of tho superior
court of tho state should bo elect
ed to any polltlcol office while ho
occupies a seat on the bench.
However honscst such Judge might
he, his position necessarily Im
pairs his freedom ot elections.
Ha has great power over the
lives, liberty, property and happi
ness of large numbers of the
people! This power will nffvct
and Is calculated to affect the
action of many of thorn, and
thereby tends to lessen, perhaps
destroy, tho purity of the ballot
box, the boat safeguard of the
people. >
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CAMP ISA
Marie first and third Thursday *a
any suggestion at all about suffering „ ch aoMh . u>eonlo H ,„
evil! Ill (•salt W« ims.Ua that
Richard L. Singleton, c. C.
ft P. Woolley, Clark.
children. Wo Imagine that not oven
tho bums will like thaL—Valdosta
Times.
* UNION JEWELRY STORE
The Athens Banner says Governor Watchmakers and Engraver*. AH Kind
Mann's firmness in the Beattie ctee Of Jewelry Repairing.
■howe what It la worth to a State In 1
The Kind Yon Ilavo Always Bought, and which has been
In tun for over 30 years, has homo tho signature of .
i and lias been made under his per-
noii:il supervision since Its Infancy.
AUoxv no one to deceive you In tills.
All Counterfcitn, Imitations and “Just-as-good” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health of
Infanta and Children—lixjicrtenco against Experiment.
•What is CASTORIA
Caatorla Is a harmless substitute lor Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant, It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness, It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It rollcvcs Teething Troubles, enroll Constipation
and 1-Tatnlcnoy. It asstnillutcH tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA always
i Bears the Signature of
The Kind Too Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
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Use it Wherever you Want
Cle t nline iSy Sightliness & Durab lity
THE USE OF CEMENT 18 A MATTER OF COST, NOT OF PRICE.
SOUNDS STRANGE, MAYBE, BUT LISTEN:
PRICE 18 WHAT YOU PAY FOR AN ARTICLE, IT END8 THERE.
COST IS REPRESENTED BY WHAT YOU GET, THE SERVICE AND
SATISFACTION.
So while th* pries of cement walk mny bo greater than of wood, ths
cost la far less. There are' many places around every horn* and es
pecially on thn farm, where It Is simply a waste of money to use any
thing but coment. Ask us how content will nave you money and then
tee how we will-save you money on cement.
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