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HE MAKES THE DEAF HEAR. Mil TVri . * ■ LINE RAILROAD. Koii.-l«% i'uirvtui to An*. 1, 1904. An Art Studio. 11urn opened a studio ta room No. S or or Thonuu-Hobert* Hard- wore store whore I will give lee- none to toy own eyitam of draw ing—oeilecf "Black and White," aim in French Putel Painting and Nowtpapor and Magazine Bine- traiiig. I hare taught Urge oUmeain orery town In Georgia and in many 01 the female oollegee of tho Boato, ao oaa offer yon an expe rience of tt-years. > In thoatndio will be found the ohoioeet collec tion of crayon work ever nhown by a (ingle artixt and an invita tion is extended to every ono to oome and me it. My tormx for Plant Juice Remedies, was In the city icines. and had already performed some re- "Plant Jnlce,” tho favorite prepara- markable cares for deafness. Mr. Bell tlqn for the run-down system, has visited Col. Dillingham at his head- been doing a wonderful rOrk wher- quarters on the Postofflce square Sat- ever introduced, and It la this remedy I urday night and presented his case, that leaves 1U Impression wherever ; Col. Dillingham Immediately proceed- need. Put Into competition with the ' ed with a liberal application of bis other preparations described as all- famous’Plant Juice Liniment, accom- healing, it 1s as towering as a giant panted by the wonderful massage above a pigmy, and the public, Its best , treatment, all of which lasted about friend. Is always ready: to testify to tbe space of a couple of minutes. To Its merits. the utter surprise of Mr. Bell he con- The entertainments In Quitman will versed with Col. Dillingham in an or- be given every night during the pres- dlnary tone of voice and could dls- ent week and until further notice, tlnctly hear every word uttered by Ono of the gentlemen in,charge of both. Be regarded the cure as little (the headquarters, or Col. Dillingham less than marvelous, and after pur i himself, can always be foutid through- chasing a quantity of the Plant Juice odt the day, and are always pleased to Liniment went’ away about the hap- confer with any one who desires ln- plest man In the county. formation concerning the remedies. And yet this id but one of the dox- Mail orders receive tbe promptest ens of cures that have been worked attention, and where the remittance by this wonderful preparation. Pen- accompanies tbe order all shipments pie come to the platform of the com- are sent prepaid, pany and undergo treatment, recelv- As many will remember, theeq rent ing -permanent benefit, but in most edles were advertised to Valdosta oases leaving a request that the mat- during November and December, and ter be not made public. It is even can be found on sale at the same known that some people have been prices at tbe following druggists and treated for deafness and tbe general stores: C. 8. Bondurant, A. Dim- public were not aware they were thus mock, W. H. Washburn, W. D. Dun- afflicted. In every case where a re- away, Wachovia and Patoe-Dunaway quest for treatment Is made the re- Drug Co, of Valdosta, and by D. li. quest Is complied with and the re- HcCranle, Howell, Ga.; B. F. Renta, suits are never made public. CoL DU- Howell, Ga.; D. B. Blanton, Flanton, llngham says there are enough happy Ga.; W. P. Loworn, Cecil, Ga.; Ho over the cures to tell It.to the world, bin Drug Co, Hahlra, Ga.; J. F. and he Is well satisfied to humor those Hunter, Clyatteville, Ga.; J. J. Rob- who want the world kept to ignor- inson, Clyatteville, Ga.; L. T. Hunt- anoe of the wonderful power of his er. New Clyatteville, Ga, and S. C. remedy. McQualg, dueler, Ga. WinffenmithV C£ilr(5fB j guaranteed/ %Jo Cure>^ CHILLS Bj tirtuoofnn order of tho Court of Ordi- ■1*7 of Mid O- unty p«Mrd aft the rsguUr anaatrT Wna. \to\ of Bald I'oort. there will • sold before the 0 art hoaae door in aaid omnrr, to the hichea* bidder, for eaah. oa tbe m Tuesday ta r> braary, 19*. the following >rop ity to-wit: All that tract or Barrel of land, altaated, ly- i| sad being ta the Eleventh dlctrict of Mid 1 onnty. betau one acre of lot of land nnm- er Tnlri y-one in the anfaft district, Ivin* North f tha Valdosta and Rocky f rd Road, and Wa*t f Dso-her * survey ofapxrtof aaid lot. and oandad ae follows: At the Southwest corner f lot number Fire la Range Foot of aaid ear- ay (two aerre) ttienee West one half aero, DENGUE, AGUE, . LAGRiPPE, Bilious Fever end ell other Malarial Ills. * soczer ''SuRuiwUwtin5f **" A Grim Tragedy la dally anacted In thousands of homes, as death claims In each on# another victim of consumption or pneumonia. But when 1 coughs and colds are properly treated, the frag- ■fri," is averted. F. O. Huntley, of Oak- lamlon, Ind, writes: "My wife had the consumption, and three doctors gave her up. Finally she took Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumpt ion, Coughs and Colds, which cured her, and today she Is well and strong." It kills the germs of all diseases. One dose relieves. Guaran teed. at 60c and *1. by A. E. Dlmmork and W. D. Dunaway, dr gists. Trial bottle free. . Rett and Recreation. V -V Along the line of Justifiable extrava gance let me make , a plea for' more recreation for the busy housewife. In 'earing for her home and loved ones she is too apt to forget tbe duty she owes herself, and almost before she l is aware of the-fact the la growing 'nervous, feels discouraged and Irrita ble. At sseh a time let her pause and consider not how much she will save by continuing in the . same old rut, ' but how much she will gain by laying aside her work for a time, that she may rest and recuperate. Do not wait until tired Nature calls a halt, but make a practice of taking one or two vacations every -year—going where you can really rest, and have time to think not of the work you have left behind (that will take care of it self), but of the benefit Ourself and loved onos will gain. These short separations “make tbe heart grow and the dear ones will also - Make Bustoses! j Say, there! Ton fellows that insist That business la rotten! Can you tell me why? Crops are good; Times are good as usual; Money 1a fairly plentiful— Except with those who blow it to At the Fair. Tou have cleaned up your stork— If you haven’t you ought. And you know" it — And you'll have to buy more. Don't you suppose The farmers are going to put lr. n crop? Or do you really think They’re going to let their land Lie fallow tor a year or two. Waiting for you to get a move On you? Buslnese is d&U? Then, why don’t you hustle? Why don't you get out and *a«: To the farmers? If They're all “from Missouri" And have to be "shown,” why. Go and show them. That's what you're there tor. Talk up business— Don't talk it down! Congratulate the farmer On his crop—If he has one; If he hasn't a good ono. Show him the necessity To prepare all the better For a crop next year. Show him the positive value Of a manure spreader, for Instance, To put his land to better shape To make a crop next year. 8how him an ensilage cutter, And demonstrate to him tha saving He can make of the fodder He has always wasted. Take out a cream separator And skim his new milk tor him. While his wife and children stare la open-monthed astonishment At the marvelous process. There are a dozen ways— Tea, an even hundred— By which you can work up business And have something doing. Don't talk of hard times. Never say, “there Is no business During a political campaign." If It slacks up, And Inclines to stay alack. Get out and pull on the tugs) Make business! Don't say It can't be done, Others bars done it, and What others have done pnocunxo and oxvzndzd. •*'“>« m*. drawing: or photo, for expert aeftreband fr*s report Fito advice, how to obtain patents, trad* marks, oopyrights.etc., |N ALL COUNTRIES. Business direct rvilh Wpshington saves time, monty and often the patent. fcteflt «nd Infringsmtnt ftictict Exclutlvtly. •U Hath ■ trust, spp. United States Patent OSes, WASHINGTON, P. C. The Peruvian railways have all been consolidated. They are now contrail* ed and operated by an English syndi- Of The First National Bank of Valdosta Can't he perfect health without pure blood. Burdock Blood Blttere makes pure blood. Tones and Invigorates the w -ole system. Afford the best possible pro tection for valuable papers, koopsakes, Jowolry or anything else of value. Thoy are absolutely burglar and fire proof. Striotly pri vate. Ton oan rent a box as low asfil.tOayear Talking Through Your Hat is One Way, Talking Straight Buiness is Our Way. fonder, learn from your absence how neces sary you are to them. Time and money spent more freely this way will "really pay In tbs end.’’ It. will mean better health for wife and moth er, a larger hank acoount and happier homes.—January Woman's Home Companion. Come and Secure One. HOW DID YOU DIE? Did you tackle that trouble that came your way With a resolute heart and cheerful. Or hide your faoe from the light of day With a craven soul and fearful? Oh, a trouble's ton, or a trouble an ounca, Or a trouble Is what you sinks It— It Isn’t the fact that you’re hurt that counts. But how did you take It Tou are beaten to earth? Well, well, what’s that? Oome up with a smiling face, R*e nothing against you to toll down BREEDLOVE’S BOOK STORE In Farmers’ Supplies, Plows, Castings, Back Bands, Traces, Single Trees, Col lars, Hames, Plow Lines, Clipper Points, Wings and Bars, Heavy Team Har ness, Starr’s Red Lumber and Lace Hames, Pipe and Fittings, Belting and Hose we are Leaders. For Blank Books, Window Glass, To Ue there, that's disgrace. The harder you’re thrown, why the higher you bounce; Be proud iff your blackened eye— It isn't the tact that you're licked that counts. But how did you fight, and why. And though you be done to the death, what then? If you battled the best you could, It you played your pert to the world of men, , Why t the critic will call It good. Death capes with a crawl or oomaa , with a pounce, And whether he’s slow or spry, It isn’t the fact that you're dead that counts, tf-. W. H. Briggs Hardware Co, Oldest in Our Line. VALDOSTA, OA. GASNOW THE IMES, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2#8, 1905. Remarkable Power Exhibited by Coione^jpHlingham, The Millionaire Advertiser, Saturday night's entertainment drew another tremendous crowd to the grounds, nod besides listening to a very pleasing entertainment given by the black-faced artists, many lis tened With Interest to the lectures and Illustrations afforded by those In charge. ’v.; During the day Saturday tho prl vate sales of the medicine showed an increase (over any previous day. and Mr. W. D. Ben, of Lowndes county, is ono of the most substantial cittxens of this county. Ho ta everywhere re garded es a man of high character and reliability. For the past ten years or more he has been afflicted with on affection of the ear, and wan gradu ally losing hts sense of hearing. No treatment previously taken bad ever had any permanent effect upon bis ailment, and the conviction grew that the persona) interviews of persons Mr. Bell would sooner or later be- afflicted kept the gentlemen busy come entirely deaf. On Saturday. throughout tho business hours, night Mr. Bell visited Qulttoan to! The mail order business has also Ip attend to some business ■ matters, j creased to a great extenuflld a mim- While there he incidentally learned her of very strong testis Jyniats have that Col. Frank A.. Dillingham, the been received from parsons who have proprietor and manufacturer of tbe been/benefited by the use of tbe med icines. "Plant Jnlce," tho favorite prepara tion for the run-down sntem, has been doing n wonderful Vf)rk wher ever introduced, and It is this remedy that leaves its Impression wherever used. Put Into competition with the other preparations described as all- healing, it is as towering as a giant above a pigmy, and the public, Its best friend, is always ready to testify to Its merits. The entertainments In Quitman will be given every night during the pres ent week and until further notice. One of the gentlemen in .charge of QUIET WEDDING AT 00UGLA8. Col. M. D. Dickerson and Mrs. Mont gomery are Married. A beautiful, but quiet wedding, was solemnized last Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'Icock at the home of Col. and Mrs. J. W. Qulncey. The contracting parties wore Mrs. Ethel Frink Montgomery and Col. Marcus D. Dickerson, both of this city. Rev. T. B. Stanford outdated. The Immediate family of the bride and several friends of the groom com posed those present. The bride was gowned In a light hair i« oure to result gray silk voile over lavender taffeta. Mr. and Mrs. Dickerson left on the afternoon train on their wedding trip Palm Beach, Miami and other points In Florida. Mrs. Dickerson is the sister of Mrs. J. W. Quincy, of tills city, and has a host of friends who wish her a safe voyage through life's Journey. Col. Dickerson Is a member of the law firm of Lankford & Dickerson, Is solicitor of the dty court of Douglas and one of Douglas' most thriving young business men. He has the best wishes of tho bar and scores of friends. The Gazette offers congratulations. —Coffee County Gazette. Hay Be a StylUh Oar, Bat It Hakes Trouble. A man uaually buys o bat that's "It style," but tbe modern hat tor men ha. lota to answer for. Baldhcads are growing more mimer oua every day. Hata make excellei.i breeding places for tha parasitic germ- which sap the life from the roots of th hair. When your hair begins to fall out an< your scalp is full of Dandruff It Is : sure sign that theca counties:. germs ar busily at work. There Is but one way to overcome th trouble and kill the germs—that way 1 to apply Ncwbro’s Herplclde lo th scalp— It will kill the germs and health: "sir is sure to result. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. l- ntamps for sample to The Herplcldo Co. Detroit. Mich. A. E. Dimmncb, Special Agent. Application for Administration, GEORGIA—Bowndre County. '• To all whom itmey concern: creditors and hast to kln.it ThomSlT-LT? sssr SiS? ■*^“ i Sickening Shivering Fits of ague and malaria can be relieved and cured with Electric Bitters. This Is a pure, tonic medicine; of esppHal benefit in malaria, for It exerts a rnip curative influence on the disease, driv ing It entirely out of the system If is much to be preferred to quinine, having none of this drug’s bad effects E. 8. Munday, of Henrietta. Texas writes: “My brother was very low with malarial fever and jaundice, fill he took Electric Bitters, which saved hla life.'* At A. E. Dimmock'B and W D. Dunaway’s drug stores; price fiftc. guaranteed. PATENTS YHZ LOWZSV. amd model, photo or ■lukbfOT NOTICE. All parties are warned no* to trade for n certain promissory note for $8M90 msrie p«v- nble to U <T QHlTln and signed by I B In- Mr m.dueJnnuHr.fi lot, 1905 * !ao a not* for M • niMtied by T I. Pnr»in, security. and made ‘oil O Griffin, hk bot L ' * lost. Jan Hth, lBuft. rmynble to ha e bet - ’ 1-17-lm both of said notes J6. M. O. GnirriH. „ - Mom an court*. Patent* obtained through oa, AOVtR* I™! “ d zouo. "»«■ traoz.mazks, #CN- •ton* U0 OsniNHIl quickly ohuUsO. Opposite If. S. Patent Onion, ' WASHINGTON. O. O. DSWIFT&0 Leave to Sell- R E. Lewi*. Administrator of the Estate of _[rq Dalton C U*ih, bavins in proper form Hpplied to the nndentiKnrd for leave to sell all the real estate belonging to the satd Mrs Dnl »n C. lyw's't* estate, this in to citf all con- •rned to showenuHe at the not term of court hy said adminls>rator should not h»»ve leave •ell raid prop-rtv. after adverttaing same a* On»* three saw gang edsirr. made by Gordon H llow Mlast G»at' Co , 9 id proj>erty levied •n mm the property of F B B- nty to satisfy an •Xreutioii iMxuerl from the Suprrior court of aid county, in favor ofj A Bennett against ild F. * B-aty. said property b ing in i-oa- Pcdigreed and Scrub Corn. Th© fact has been demonstrated the past seaton that the use of well bred and pedigreed seed corn was wholly responsible for th© Increase of twenty bushels per acre In the yield of a field of corn, the test being made with scrub seed and pedigreed seed In the same Held, with the crop receiving the same treatment and cultivation There Is a fact here of the greatest Importance to all growers of corn and one which can no longer be Ignored. 1 of F. B Beaty rnnerty t This 9th J U PRESCOTT. Sheriff Echols County,Ga. •f Jan. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. Notice is herebv driven to all creditors of the estate of W G B*e b'k. late of said cou> ty. de«*ea td to rende* in an account of their de * ithm the time prescribed by ? herehv reqaei ndebted to xstd d cessed 1 ed to make ImniMlisti signed. This Sth nay c I Administrator of W G. Bostick. K T MYDDELTON. Administrator's Sale. G*COR<4lA—Ixmndes County: TO MAKE MONEY NEXT YEAR BY GROWING 0000 WATER MELONS FROM EDEN SEED? If so I can help you Btsrt right by imp- plying BUuerior Be*-d at a reasonable price 1 ast aprlng tho ravages of rats forced roe to plant my watermelon crop three times before a stand was secured. Con sequently my melons ripened too late for pri fitable shipment and instead Of allowing them to decay I saved seed in the following painstaking manner from perfectly shaped, sized and ripened selected market melons, the first on and thrown away, the melon split and the perfectly matured seed taken from the center and d~* J —***- — No seed were s decay d melons. I guarantee these seed to be strictly first clas*. sa good as rave ever been grown I wilT plant my next year’s crop from se«din the same box from which I will sell to my customers. As I hsvo only one thousand pounds 1 hand the sooner orders aro sent in toe surer they will be filled. Price 60 cents per pound, cosh. As to my rrsimnsibillty I refer to any mer cantile ageuoy or responsible business HENRY D. STILL, Blackvillo, S. C. EDEN 8EED. NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR*. Sealed proposals will be receive* by the Board ot Education, Valdosta, Ga., until 7:80 p. m. February t, 190*, tor tbe construction and completion of a High School bnildtos, to aoco: ance with the plans furnished bjr.._, W. ($oltb A Co, architects, Columbus,' Ga. Each proposal must be aceom- paniod by a certified check for *250, payable to B. P. B. Denmark, pres ident, as a guarantee that the bidder, it successful, will promptly execute a satisfactory guarantee company bond In the sum of *5,000 for the faith ful performance ot tbe contract Con tractors can obtain plans from the architects or the undersigned upon sending a certified check for *26 to Insure the safe return of the plans by February 9th. 1905, otherwise to pay tor the reproduction of the same. Tho Board reserves the right to re ject any or all bids. R. B. DANIEL, Supt, Valdosta, Ga.