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„ U/tSTLINC REVELATION.
The most startling development bow
Published By ever, occurred but week when the
THE- HERALD PUBL18HINO CO. Stanley Investigating committee got
A. P. Perhsm, 8r.
A. P. Perham, Jr.
Editors and Proprietors.
Miss Carrie Perham
Personal. 8oclety and Local.
gfiF'JK'SS Herald "gSSS £i~ vir.unn New York on bnalnes.
hold of Wharton Barker of Philadel
phia, a well known banker. Mr. Dar
ker etated that a few weeks before
the Presidential elctlon of 1903 he
ISM by A. P. Perham, Sr.
, . Telephones
Busin.js Ofllce SS
editorial Offle IS
Kealdence 308.
Fvery Afternoon Except Sunday.
"Vlntered et the W.ycrou, Ga., Post-' er tand he •“ t0 »«"™> • th » t
•!Pte aa second elass mall matter. | looked to be cn Important railroad
| reform but which In reality was only
I nnd In talking with ono or the great
■honey k!n;:s of that city was told
that the. railroads had made a deal
I with Roosevelt by which they were to
support and elect him nnd on the otb-
Since Ne. S lane Street.
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snbbcrlbpra to The Herald that do
lot receive Ibe paper promptly and
early will please rlng-np the Circula
tion Msnsger and report the trouble
te him. as this is the only means that
we can assure you prompt and early ,
delivery.
~ j n bluff. This law was to be so drawn
as to permit pooling, to do away with
free paisea which' had grown lo be
Intollerable and a few other minor
provlelons. While this Is the flrst
time the Information has been given
to the public It has nevertheless,
gradually on the public of this c
try that Roosevelt win ‘.Is ‘trctlon by
n corrupt deal.
SPECIAL NOTICE
All obituary notices, cards of thanks,
fMOlutloni and notice* of ontorfaln*
Bant*, where charges art made, will
he charged at advertising rates of I
cents a line.
THE HERALD IS THE
Oflclel Organ of ths United states
Court of the Routbcrn District of
Georgia.
“WAVCrtOSST OA., DEC. B, mi.
Thle looke Ilkff Christmas weather.
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4.
NOTICEl
The Brlcklayen, Masons nnd Plas
terers have changed the scale from 41
cento per hour and S hours; to SO
cents per hour and 8 houra. Going
Into effect Jan. 1, 1911,
3 St J. W. Carter, Deputy.
Big shipment electric fast recelv
Byck Eleetrto Supply Co.
10 Lott Street 11
It look* mere end more like “Utile
Joe" and H. M. Stanley.
4.
It makes no difference what good
roads cost, bod roads always coot
more.
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The man whose wooden leg le ran
over by the train might sue tor men
tal anguish because he bee nothing to
get damages about
4*-
The Congressional Record of the
Chinese Republic would make nice
reading for those versed In flgurlug
out hieroglyphics.
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Beulah Blnford haa to talk occas
ionally, else her ueefulnese on the
gtage ss a poser, for moving pictures
will begin to wane.
4.
Now they ere talking about rormlng
a farmer's trust The beet thing the
farmers could do would be to trust no
body nor anything.
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Mr. Carnegie la lo present the Ar-
genltue Republic with a Dlplodocne.
Now If he will kindly explain what
that la. there won't be any fuas made
about tho nxmo. N
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The Dawson New* says thera la no
aerlous doubt that the fair-minded
people of Oeorgla will give a second
term‘of endorsement to the man who
proved hie sterling qualities while he
was In the executive ofllce.
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Of oourae It's a good.plan to do
jour Chrlatmai shopping early—and
the plan la twice ns good, at leaat. If
yon keep posted by reading The Her
ald ads, and plan your gift program
according to the Information the ade
give you.
4.
Better not make gifts than to make
the buying or them a matter of anxi
ety, of dread—or of laat moment pan
ic. Buy In time—buy advertised |
things—buy as prudsnlly and wisely
as though buying dally necessities, I
nnd you'll make a success of your
giving.
4.
11 Is our opinion that thousands will
vote for Joe Brown (Imply on account
of the splendid record that he made
during his two-year term aa governor.
The people were Impressed with the
way In which Governor Brown ran
things while he was their governor, t WIREGRAS8 LODGE NO. 153
CONGRESS AND THE PRESIDENT.
Congi?** bas reaumod business at
the same old stand, and the battle
between It and the President from
now on will rage with increased In
tensity until the sweltering days of
next summer. The President as usual
Is fish tin? for the trusts and capital
ists, and In fact almost everybody
who wants to plunder tfaer public as
he expects .them to "buy" him another
term. On the other hand Congress
passed seversl goods tarlg bills last
summer which would have greatly
benefited the public. Preslden Taft
vetoed those bills as is well frnown,
simply fecause he thought It was the
wrong quarter of the moon or some
thing of that sort
Children Cry for Fletcher’s
The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, nnd which has been
in use for over 30 years, lias homo the signature of
, and has boon made under lilo per
sonal supervision, since Its infuncy.
Allow no ono to "deceive you In tills.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “Just-as-good” nro but
Experiments that trifle with nnd endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrnps. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age Is Its guarantee. It destroys "Worms
nnd allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates the Fowl, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The mother’s friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind Yon Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
vms cswvxua con., wt, rr sums, evxssv. any vows cm.
For coughing, dryness and tIckHng
of the thrdat, hoarseness and all
coughs and colds, take Foley'a Honey
and Tar Compound. Contains no Ipl-
ate*.. Gem Pharmacy, T. B. Paine.
WOODMEN OF THE
. WORLD.
DAMP IIS
Mags flrst end third Thursday >a
each month. Masonic Halt
Richard L. Singleton, a c.
D. P. Woolley, Clerk.
UNION JEWELRY STORE
Wetehmakere and Engraven. All Kind
Of Jewelry Repairing.
108 Plant Ava Waycross, Ga.
WAKEFIELD LODGE, NO. 87
KNIGHTS OF PYTwiAS.
Meats evwr Moadaj
evening at »:00 In
Cattle KaT ’tint ave
Members S"» requested
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Knights are moat
J tally Invited to meet with us.
J. U CRAWLEY, a o.
r H. Millet. KMH.ftS.ftM.otF
We believe he te a winner. It la also
our opinion that the Hon. J. pope
Brown will he second in the race.
4.
News has been received of Che death'
at Montclair, N. J., of Colonel Frank
Warren Hawthorne, a veteran news
paper man who was once editor of the
Jacksonville Times, which later be
came the Times-UhtSh. Mr. Hawhorne
was editor of the Jacksonville pager
durioj the yellow fever epidemic.
For the.lam fourteen, yean he had
been leading editorial writer of the-
New York Commercial. | *
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION
* OR CARWORKERS.
Meets every second and fourth
Tuesday night In j*ch month.
J. W. Vtlllnerwee, President
W. J. Lansy, Recording Secty.
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O FIRE INSURANCE and BONDS O
0 ‘LOTTPEABODY o
0 • INSURANCE o
0 AGENCY o
Phone IS5. Set 1814. O
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Atlantic Coast I_lne Schedule.
DEPARTURES.
ARRIVALS AT WAYCROSS.
from Savannah
Tain 189 5:50 am
Train 185 18:50 pm
Train 81 5:56 pm
rnln 57 10:10 pm
Aim Montgomery
rnln 58 6:15 am
.’rain 180 6:45 pm
From Balnbrtdgv ft Thomsavtlle
Train 188 10:08 am
—> tlhxn,-
Train 01 4:55 am
[tain 91 8:55 am
Train 97 8:00 pm
From Chicago ard Nortweat
. C. Special (via Albany)....4:66 am
Diile Flyer (vis Ttfton)....6:35 am
loutb Atlantic Limited d:SS am
rrout Brunswick
Train 88 7:40 am
Train 80 6:00 pm
From Jacksonville
Train 88 6:55 pat
Train 81 10:18 pm
Train 84 10:85 pm
Train 81 10:48 pm
From Tamps. High Springs via D»
For Jesup aad Savannah
Train 68.. .... .i:56
Train 188 .......10'K aa
Train 7-.It fa
Train it .6:10 pn
for Montgomery
Train 189 6:10 aa*
Train 67 ,. ...10:85 pn
For Balnbrtdge and ThomasvIUs.
Train 185 1:00 pn
For Albany
Train 08 .... 10:50 pn
Train Bfl 7:60 an
Train 80 5:10 pn
For Chicago and Northwest
L C. Special (via Albany)., 10:d0 pa
Dixie Flyer (via Tlfton) ....10:10 pm
South Atlantic Limited.. ..10:80 pn
For Rruuswlc’a
Train 01 .' 10:10 an
Train 87 5:10 pn
For Jacksonville
Train 05 (Dlgla Flyer 6:40 an
Tpaln-93 8:00 no
Train 38 4:45 aa
rain li 6:1b p».
For Tampa, High Spring!
Train 48 8:00 nn
Tram 43 7:36 pm
For through Schedules “oilman reservations etc. Call On
E. M. North. A. O. P. A. °* m », T,ok * t
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HERALD!
YOUR HUNTING OUTFIT IS
WAITING HERE FOR YOU
GUNS, AMMUNITION, REVOLVERS—ALL NECES.
8ARY HUNTING ACCOUTERMENTS—GOODS NEW
AND MODERN.
A SUCCESSFUL HUNTING TRIP NECES8ARILV
DEPENDS LARGELY CN YOUR GUN AND AMMUNI
TION.
WHEN YOU START GO PROPERLY PREPARED
WITH GOODS FROM OUR WELL ASSORTED STOCKS
—’TOUR’S ARE WAITING FOR YOU AND THEY ARE
REASONABLY PRICED.
Watt Hardware Company
WAYCROSS, GA.
Ware County
Light and Power
Company.
jr
Cows On The Streets!
WHETHER THEY BELONG ON THE STREETS OR NOT, YOUR FRONT
YARD IS NOT THE PLACE FOR THEM.
Pittsburg
Lawn Fence
IS THE 80LUTION OF THE PROBLEM, KEEPS THEM IN OR OUT,
BE8IDE8, IT ADDS TO THE L00K8 AND VALUE OF YOUR PROPERTY.
THE PLACE TO GET IT 18
e@r r '\
Rfl, ANTHOiW
Hardware Co.
08-100 PLANT AVENUE.
When You Stroll
STROLL TO
LaGrande
Pharmacy
All thelatert HOT. DRINKS, CIG
ARS, High Class TOILET ARTI
CLES, RUBBERGOODS and
.DRUGGISTS’ SUNDRIES
