Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 189?-19??, December 14, 1911, Image 2

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THE EVENING HERALD Published By— ' [ HERALD PUBLISHING A. P. Parham, Sr. A. P. Parham, Jr. Edlton and Proprietor!. Mlai Carrie Perham, Paraonal, Society and Local. The Waycrosa Herald founded In IMS. The Dally Herald founded In Itn by. A. P. Perham, Sr. Telephone! Bualnue Offlco 25 Editorial Offle 25 Kcaldenca <258. PVery Afternoon Except Sunday. Interad at the Waycrosa, Oa., Post- •trie aa aecosd elaaa mall matter. Vfllea No. S Jana Street RATES OP SUBSCRIPTION. a. Month 8 .45 ■ Month!. 51-25 • Month! $1.60 1 Tear $6.00 NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS feubscrlbers to The Herald that do lot receive the paper promptly and •arly will pleale rlng up the Circula tion Manager and report the trouble IS him, an thla la the only, meana that ire can aaaure you prompt and early ■•livery. ORANGES IN SOUTH GEORGIA. (ThomaaTille Times-Enterprise.) Mf. A. C. Dickey, of Duncanville, In Grady county, waa In the city aoine daye ago-eellidg orangee grown, on lib farm. - Mr. Dickey aaya that be baa ouo tree from which be baa gathered three thouaand orangee thb year and that hia eleven tree! will yield seventeen barrela for the aeeaon. The fruit waa unuauaily fine and compare! very fa vorably with the bept Florida product He llnda a ready safe for them at $2.50 to $2.76 per hundred. " SPECIAL NOTICE All obituary notice!, card! of tbanka, tooolutlona and notlcoo of entertain- BMttb, where chargee,are made, win bo oharged at advertlalns rate! of B •ante a line. THE HERALD IS THE Oflclal Organ of the United btatoa Court of tho Southern Dlatrlct of i Ooorgla. WAYCROS8, OA, oic. 14, 1811. No state convention la to be hell Well, then Iota go up and play In Joo Brown's back yard a little wbllo. + Since "Little Joe” waa elected tur pentine baa gone up three cento. Now look out for an advance In the price of cotton. 4* Harry D. Reed, the newly elected mayor of Waycroaa, wao at one tluie • cltlaen of Brunawlck. That *ali:>o Inaurea Waycroaa the very beat kind of an administration at hla hand!.— Brunawlck Newa. . j. "Thero aro trained runnera In India who can cover 300 mllea In three daye. —Exchange. —Joe Brown and Harry Reed muat have been taking lessons from those fellows. "Should tho actor smllot" Is one c* the burning (tueatlona of the day. Don't see how lie can, under tho ad verse conditions of the profession, un less Homebody a els 'em up. vfr “Some of our enrly nnvnl heroes were little better then pirates," says President Taft. What aplendld Re publican ‘‘atnndpnttera'’ they would have made If they had lived a centurv or eo later. * Edison proposes to furnish houeea in the future with furniture made of concrete for 8200. By the way what luia become of those concrete houses he proposed to furnish tor people ut moderate meana; * Those that object to the sale of tho Brooklyn Navy yard to the city oa the ground that It would throw 5,0 X men out of employment overlook the fact that the u»e of the ground and If President Taft devotee nearly a pace of newspaper print to each of b!a alnzle-abot messages on other subjects ns be did to his message on the trusts our lest stato will be worse than tho firot. —*— Alfred Henry Lewis aaya that more than half of tho murders committed in New York remain unsolved myster ies because of politics; that the poli ticians protect the criminals nnd the police obey tho politicians. Secretary of War 8tlmson In hli annual report to tho Prcaldont declar es that the contingency of war with a tret-class power would End the army of the United States practically un prepared. Tbat'a all right-. The same -sport comes from the war depart ments of all other countries. Wo aro only In faohlon. * r For first-class rubber tiro and wlra whosl work at prlcoa right, sao J. T, McGee, 21 Albany avonuo. ' 11 30t Big supply of card board, all col ors, Just rocolvod at Herald. t$ Got tho habit, imoka “O. o. 0/ Cigars. Clear Havana. |7 It STATE OF GEORGIA, EXECUTIVE . DEPARTMENT, ATLANTA. The Firot Natlontl Bank located In tho city of Waycrosa, having been ep- polntcd a Stato Depository, and hav ing executed and filed In thla office a bond In the sum of FIFTY THOUS AND DOLLARS, conditioned for .the faithful discharge.of Ita duties, whin has been accepted and approved by the Governor, It la therefore ordered That tho Tax Collector of the County of Ware he and Is hereby Instructed to pay over to said bank all moneys collected by.him for and cn account of Stale taxes, except such as may be paid directly into tho State Treaaurv and that notice of this order be given by publication In' some newspaper ot general circulation published In the city where said bank Is located. This 24th day of November, 181L JOHN M. SLATON, r President of Senate and Acting Gov ernor. For coughing, dryness and tickling of the throat, hoarseness and cougha and colda, take Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Contains no lpl- ales. Gem Pharmacy. T. 8. Paine, - WOODMEN OK THE WORLD. CAMP ISA Mofa Brit and third Thursday •» water front for commercial and Imiua- * ,c *’ ’ EonUl ' ** M0D, e HalL . trial purposes would soon give employ ment to 20,000, aaya the New York World. It la natural for the follows who have the Jobs In hand to be In different to the other 'fellows that would profit from their misfortune. + Jin idealist la an unmarried man who thinks all women aro angel* aaya tho Now York Times. Somo peo ple believe all they oee. and manatee J$.e rest Hard work lit tue mother ot succaeo. Luck la only a third or fourth ( cousin. In the game ot love you can generally take a heart wit , a diamond. The man who keepa hla friends la the one wao never gives them away. The sum who falls la apt to regard success as an accident A man’s conscience Isn’t apt to trouble him If hla liver Is all right Even the fellow who has nothing to do eai-\- always be depended upon to do IL Due of the funnleet things In the world is to hear a bachelor and s married man giving each other "advice."—Ex. Richard L. Singleton, a a a P. Woolley, Clerk. UNION JEWELRY STORE Watchmakere and Engravete. All Kind Of Jowolry Repairing. 18$ Plant Ava Waycroaa, on. WAKEFIELD LODGE, NO. O KNIGHTS OP PYTHiAB. Meets ovary Honda) evening at t:00 In Castle Hal ?lant ava Members rcQuested In attend, and rjaltlag -jjjtcssr Knights are moat car- dtally" Invited to moat with oa. t.*L CRAWLEY, a a T. a Miller. K. Of K. * & * M. ot r. im Buy n Malleable Range this weak end tot n set ot cooking utensils ’worth $7.50, free. 1$ St P. N. Harley Hdw. Co. For AppalachtcoU Ojrttert and fresh flab, phone 189. 7 if Children Cry for Fletcher’s The Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which Jins been In nee for over 30 years, lias borne the signature of __/7 , — nniFhan been made under hla per- sonal supervision since its Infancy. /-CUCAi^S Allow no one to deceive you In this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and “Juot-ao-good” ore but Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health of Intents and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTOR IA Otatorl.T Is a harmless substitute tor Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. 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 Wiml Colic. It relieves Teething,Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS i (Bears the Signature of The Kind Yon Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years THE CCMTAUW COMMHT, TT MUMS** TBttT. MtW TOM CfTY. Atlantic Coast ARRIVALS AT WAYCROSA. From Savannah Tain 188 .., - 5:60 am Train 185 11:60 pm (Tain 11 .' 6:55 pm frala 67 10:10 pm from Montgomery Train 51 6:16 am .Tain 180 5:46 pm From Balnbrldgo A Thomaavllle Train 182 10:06 am From Albany Train 96 4:55 am Train $1 ...9:65 am Train 97 ..8:00 pm From Chicago asd Nortwast '. C. Special (via Albany)....4:65 am Diila Flyer (via Tltton)....5:35 am louth Atlantic Limited 1:35 am rrorn Brunawlck Train 08 7:40 am Train* SO 6:00 pm From Jacksonville Train 23 1:65 pm Train S3 10:16 pm Train 14 10:15 pm min 93 ..10:45 pm From Tampa, High Springs via Du pont Train 43 7:25 pm For through Schedule* Pullman E. M. North. A. O. P. A. Savannah ,Ol Line Schedule. DEPARTURES. For Jeaup aid Savannah Train 68.. -i:55 an Train 182 10-36 aa Train ^80 7:J* pc. Train 31 6:10 po For Montgomery Train 6:10 aa- Train 57 10:16 pn For Balnbrldgo and Thomaavllla. Train 186 1:00 pa For Albany Train 33 10:50 pc Train 90 .., .......7:50 an Train 90 6:10 pa For Chicago and Northwvat L C. Special (via Albany).. 30:60 pu Dixie Flyer (via Tltton) ....10:30 pa South Atlantic Limited.. ..10:10 »o For Brunswick Train 01 10:10 an Train 97 6:10 »s For Jacksonville Train 05 (Dixie Flyer 1:40 Train 93 6:00 an Train 83 .6:45 as rain 21 0:1b. pe For Tampa, High Springs Train 43 ....... y 9:06 aa reservations, etc. Call On R. E. Camp, Ticket Agent ^ Wayi-reaa. Oa. Advertise In the HERALD! — —, —■—- fc —r r " r i r 1 a,—- - 1 — YOUR HUNTING OUTFIT IS WAITING HERE FOR YOU ' GUNS, AMMUNITION, REVOLVERS—-ALL NECES SARY HUNTING ACCOUTERMENTS—GOODS NEW AND MODERN. V 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 —"TOUR'S ARE WAITING FOR YOU AND THEY ARE REASONABLY PRICED. Watt Hardware Company WAYCROSS, GA What Shall I Give for Christmas? THIS PROBLEM IS ARISING IN EVERY HOME IN THE LAND AND IS BEING SOLVED UNIVERSALLY BY THE PUR- CASE OF ELECTRIC COOK INQ AND HEATING APPLIANCES AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD 0EVICE8. ADDED TO THE CHARM OF THEIR APPEARANCE I S THE FACT THAT THEY ARE EX-' CEEDINGLY USEFUL AND THEIR CON8TANT USE IN THE HOMES OF THEIR POSSESSORS IS 'AN EVER PRESENT RE MINDER OF THEIR DONORS. THIS COMPANY HAS A NUMBER OF THE MOST POPULAR DEVICE8 ON SALE AT LA GRANGE PHARMACY. DEVICES VARY IN COST FROM TWO D0LLAR9 FOR A HANDY IMMERSION LIQUID HEATER 7 0 FIFTEEN DOLLARS FOR A 8EWING MACHINE MOTOR. I r WOULD IN- TERE8T YOU TO EXAMINE THEM. Ware County Light and Power Company. Cows On The Streets! WHETHER THEY BELQNG ON THE 8TREET8 OR NOT, YOUR FRONT YARD 18 NOT THE PLACE FOR THEM. Pittsburg Lawn Fenee IS THE 80LUTION OF THE PROpLEM, KEEPS THEM IN OR OUT, BE8IDES, IT ADDS TO THE L00K8 AND VALUE OF YOUR PROPERTY, THE PLACE TO GET TT IS I Si! Hardware Co. 98-100 PLANT AVENUE. When You ' Stroll STROLL TO La Grande Pharmacy All thelateft HOT DRINKS, CIG ARS, High Class TOILET ARTI CLES, RUBBER GOODS and DRUGGISTS* SUNDRIES •v *. \ t-J -x