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WAVCROW GA, DEC. I, 1*11.
PEOPLE'S LIBERTIES
MUST BE SUPREME.
| On being asked by The Constitution
by long Distance Telephone at his
home'In Marietta last night for a
statement concerning the reaiflts of
the day's primary, Joseph M. Brown,
for the second time named for the
governorship of Georgia, dictated the
following reply:
VI am not surprised at the result,
hut I confess that I did not expect the
victory to bo ao sweeping. When T
consider the perronnel of the support
1 received in all parts of the state 1
accept the yerdlct as a command from
tho people of Georgia that factional*
isrti must cease, and ?Tiat the people
of the state must unite on the ever
lasting prinepie of the protection o r .
litefr soverigflty. I shall obey this
mandate as I will every other one re
ceived from the eoverign people.
“I desire to extend my profound
thanks to all those who have so kind
ly contributed to the result. It Is not
n^ victory—it is the victory of the
people—and in many respects
most notable ever won by the people
of Georgia. I am simply an Instru
ment used to express their resent
ment at any, lnterfernce with their
liberties, and my election means that
the rights and the liberties of the peo
ple of Georgia cannot hereafter be
trifled without the certainty of
public condemnation."
JOSEPH M. BROWN.
Children Cry for Fletcher’s
Joe Brown carried 44 Smith coun
ties.
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, Are we now having government by
Outlook?—Exchange.
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The great meat packers do not seem
to relish the Ides of being packed lu
prison.
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And now the poopte of Georgia will
*oon be figuring on . new deal all
nround and they will have IL
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No candidate for Governor 1 of Geor
gia cut quite such * caper as did
-'Little Joe" day before yesterday/ He
out-rail hit own ahadow
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Reflection on Roosevelt by the Co
lumbia State: The Colonel being
"agin" woman autfrage, It can never
bo called The Outaklrt. ,'
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In Columbu* they are complaining
because country resident* are not nl.
lowed to vote at the court house. In
Chatham we manage this bett*r.
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The death of Captain J. T. James
of Adrian rdmove* a prominent man
nnd for many year* well known a* n
lending figure In the upbuilding of
Georgia.
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The New York American says that
Littleton's faithfulness to tha 8teel
Trust brings to mind tho loyalty of
Halley nnd Fornkcr to tho Standard
Oil Trust.
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"The stage had no room for W’nn, "
remarks the Louisville Courier-Journ
al. "It offered none to Beulah. It
mode none for Evelyn. It has nono
for Gertrude."
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"The Aincrtcus Times-Recorder
Statement Of J. R. 8m|th.
J. R. Smith, campaign manager for
Ing executed and filed in this office a
bond in tho sum of FIFTY THOUS
AND DOLLARS, conditioned for tho
faithful discharge of Its duiion, whhii
has boon accepted and approved by
tho Governor, It Is therefore ordered:
That the Tax Collector of the County
of Ware be Qnd Is hereby lnstructod
to pay over to aald bonk all roonezs
collected by him for and co. account
of State taxes, except auc.i as may be
paid directly Into the SUte Troasurv
and that notice of this ordor be give.1
by publication In some newspaper or
general circulation published In the
city where said bank Is located.
This 24th day of November, 1911.
JOHN M. SLATON,
President of Senate nud Acting Got-
erner.
For coughing, dryness and tickling
of the throat, honraeneia and all
coughs nnd colds, take Foley's Honey
pnd Tar Compound. Contains no Ipi-
ates. Gem Pharmacy, T. S. Paine.
THE
says: "The progressives claim that ah
of Roosevelt's recent writing Indicate
that he Is lor LaFollette for the Ro- j
publican candidate."
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WOODMEN OK
WORLD.
CAMP IgA
5U*;a itrst and third Thursday »*
vach month. Ma.onlc Hall.
Richard L. Singleton, C. C.
D. P. U«olley, Clerk.
Tho Atlanta Journal ought to takv I
tho fvrecait of Its "political export", j
put ,lhem In pamphlet form and pre
serve them among tha classical absur
dities of tha aiat*.—Exchange. ’
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UNION JEWELRY STORE
j Watchmakers and Engravara. All Kind
Of Jewelry Repairing,
108 Plant At*. Waycroaa, Ga.
After yesterday there will be a
number of alatetmen, etc., who hare
bean living at cate in the Kimball
Houi for sryeral weoka smoking good j
WAKEFIELD LODGE, NO. V
knights of pyt—aa
Meats *v -* Kind*
•*“■“* at S:0t la
Ctatl, Hal' -lut »,
Member. »»■ requeetw)
attend, tad rialting
Tho Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been
in tuo for over 80 years, has homo tho signature of
i and tins been made under his per
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd “ Just-as-good” arc but
Experiments that trifle with nnd endanger tho health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. If
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ugo Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
nnd allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea, and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
ami Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children’s Panacear—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
(Bears the Signature of
The Kind Yon Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30'-Years
THE CENTAUR OONMNT. TV NUSR.V STMtT. WCW VORK CITT.
JUeph M. Brown, said la it night:
>M I do not care to mako any extended
Atlantic Coast Line Schedule.
statement at this time. We won and
wo won fairly and sqnarely. Tha
majority was about what I expected."
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HERALDl
Knight* art-most itr
cigar*, etc,, vrho.wlll have to got down . daily Invited to m«*’ otth u*
to hardpap again. Tha campaign
headquarters will close—Ex'change.
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Tk, merchants or a town should
combine tok'eapwv wr foreign ad out
of their home paper by buying all IRo
*PfC* the editor has to eparo and util
lie It all for their own good. This
flow to them and,ha epcld freely anl
would plica tho editor under obtlgi-
conactentaloualy blew tho trumpet In
the interest onlr.—WHIaeoocha* rec
ord. .... .... f '
J. U CRAWLEY, C. C.
T. II lithe, K ot It. A S. * IL of F.
Gat tha habit, amoho “Y. B. S.‘
Clear Havana. IT U
WIREGRASS LODGE NO. 168
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF CARWORKERg.
Meets .very second nnd fourth
Tuesday-night tn each month.
J. W. YllUnarwoo, President
W. J. Lanay, Recording Sacty.
YOUR HUNTING OUTFIT IS
WAITING HERE FOR YOU
GUNS, AMMUNITION, REVOLVERS—ALL NECES
SARY HUNTING ACCOUTERMENTS—GOODS NEW
AND MODERN.
A SUCCESSFUL HUNTING TRIP NECESSARILY
DEPENDS LARGELY ON YOUR GUN AND AMMUNI
TION.
WHEN YOU START GO PROPERLY PREPARED
WITH GOODS FROM OUR WELL ASSORTED STOCKS
—YOUR*S are WAITING FOR YOU AND THEY ARd
REASONABLY PRICED.
Watt Hardware\Company
WAYCROSS, GA
Ware County
Light and Power
Company.
Cows On The Streets!
WHETHER THEY BELONG ON THE STREETS OR NOT, YOUR FRONT
YARD 18 NOT THE PLACE FOR THEM.
Pittsburg
Lawn Fence
18 THE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM, KEEPS THEM IN OR OUT,
BESIDE8, IT ADDS TO THE LOOKS AND VALUE OF YOUR PROPERTY.
THE PLACE TO GET IT IS
R J. ANTHOm
Hardware Co.
99-100 PLANT AVENUE.
When You Stroll
STROLL TO
La Grande
Pharmacy
All thelateft HOT DRINKS, CIG
ARS. High Class TOILET ARTI
CLES, RU BB E R G O OD S and
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