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12 THE VALDOSTA TIMESfflSATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1905. GRAND AlMTION SALE 75 Choice Residential Lots 75 At Pinehurst Park Tract, VALDOSTA’S MOST BEAUTIFUL RESIDENTIAL SECTION Mow the Presents are Given Away Every white man or woman who at tend* this sale will receive a ticket entitling them It* partici pate in the grand distribution of tlms© prnieut*. The presentM are given away commencing at 1180 p. m. sharp, und every three minutOK thereafter until the close of the salo. Remember there in absolutely no lottery connected with the distribution of these presents. We give away these prem-lits more especially to induce the ladies to attend!our sales. Ladle.'I Ladies 11 Lad^/s ! 11 We wish, especially, to extend to you a cordial in vitation to attend our sales, promising vqu courteous treatment and believing that you will, have an en joyable outing. The strictest order will be main tained and all objectionable persons will be ex cluded from our sales. We have been conducting auction salt* for upward of twenty years and nsual- ly have as large an attendance of ladies os of gon- tlemcn. Wo fully realize that the women of the family are more Interested in their future home than the men and that it is more to thei’j interest to select a Uesiruble home site where-They may have to reside for years and that the man of the family is generally guided by their wishes and as these lots will be sold very quickly and undoubtedly very cheaply, we deem it advisable for you to at tend our opening sale. The Highlands of Valdosta. Pinehurst Park Tract is situated on the Electric Car Line, directly opposite Pine Park and between Patterson Street and Oak Street. MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. FEB. 6, 7,8. Commencing at 1:30 p. m. daily, 100 Elegant Presents valued at $1,000 will be given away free on the tract days of sale. The presents we will give away consist of elegant Solitaire Diamond Rings, Ladies’ Solid Gold Watches, Gents’ Solid Gold Watches, Elegant Silver Tea Sets, Silver Ice Pitchers, Cracker Jars, Fruit and Berry Sets, Pickle Dishes, Pearl Opera Glasses, Rare Cut Glass, Artistic Bric-a-Brac Cloisionee Satsuma, Rojjal Worcester, Crown Derby. Bonn, Deft and other rare and Artistic Vases and many other articles too numerous to mention, all very valu able and to be given away Absolutely Free to every .white man or woman whether they purchase or not. Remember you do not have to buy, bid on a lpt or spend a cent to receive these presents. WHY WE GIVE AWAY THE PRESENTS, pimply to advertise our tract; to have you at tend our sales; to examine our property; to see the wonderful improvements we have made on same; to become acquainted with you and convince you that we have the most desirable resi dential section in all Valdosta. The Titles are Absolutely Perfect and in sured and Warranty Deeds Will be Given Easy Terms I Easy Terms ! Wishing every one to have an equal opportunity to secure bargains at this sale we will make exceptionally easy terms. Our terms will be 10 per cent down at time of sale, 25 per cent, inside of three days when papers will be passed, and the bal ance can be paid in easy monthly payments or a liberal discount will bo given for cash. How to Get to Pinehurst Park. It is within easy walking distance, (going up Patter son street) of any part of Valdosta. However, we have made special arrangements with the Street Railway Co., to run extra cars, commencing at 12 o’clock noon each day of sale and running every few minutes thereafter directly to the tra6t. Special notice is hereby given that we have now a large force of men and teams on our tract grading and building wide streets and avenues tlirough the same and otherwise improving the property. An agent will be on the ground each day this week with maps and full information and the public is hereby extended a cordial invitation to visit our tract and inspect the property. This property will be highly restricted. No one of objectionable or disreputable character, nor none but a white person will be sold. as many elegant homes have lately been erected adjacent to Pinehurst Park Tract, we desire to cater only to reputable citizens who are desirous of building homes on a par with those already built or are willing to hold their lots for speculation in what we intend to make the most beautiful and de sirable residential section of Valdosta. City water and electric lights are now at the tract. Don’t fail to attend our opening day sale, Monday next at One-Thirty O’clock P. Mj, Rain or Shine. ' f ; -New England Development and Im^^ement Company, Owners. TALK OF THE TOWN. TALK OP THE TOWN, Mr. Henry Twitty la able to be out again, after an illness of several weeks. Col. Q. A. Whitaker wont up to Ir* wlnville to attend court there this week. Mrs. J. O. A. Cook, of Columbus, is llr. John F. Lewis visited Jackson ville on business this week. Mr. Kd Kingsbury, of Savannah, spent yeaterday in the city on a visit to relatives. Mlsa Ix'lla Fender left this week for Fernandina to spend a few days J j n ^ c j t y on ft v j 8 |t jj er daughter, with Miss Mabel Powell. I Mra j w Macdonald. The cold wave which was predicted j jyj r> Lloyd Jones, of Tampa, is for Wednesday did not show up, but 8 p en ding a few days In the city with a good rain same in Its place. I j,j s father’s family. Mrs. W. H. Chltty and her daugh-1 Miss Moc Young has returned from ter. Miss Cnllie, left Tuesday for Rian- Qulncoy, Fla., where she had a very tou to visit friends and relatives. pleasant stay with friends. Mrs. I.. F. Ze«gler entertained at Mr. Fred Camp, of Luihberton, dinner Thursday in honor of Miss An- Miss., spent two or three days this BUSINESS LOCALS. Seed peanuts at J. T. Webb’s. Seed Irish Potatoes, all of the best varieties, at Paino-Dunaway Drug Go’s. The South Georgia Furniture Compa ny sells the best grades for the least money. Call and see. 116 N. Patter son street. Butter and cheese, best quality at J. T. Webb’s. On aocount of bad weather Burt' clearance sale will be continued b weeks longor. Special values for next 15 days. Notice to turpentine men: Do contract for barrels until you see Valdosta Cooperage Co. 2 nette Kelley of Monticello, flu. Mrs. M. J. Cliauncey and child turned to the city yesterday after spending some time with relatives at Hogansville. flu. Mr. and Mrs. \V. M. Oliver have re turned to the city, after spending a Cow days with relatives and friends at Statesboro. The recent free*© had the effect of sending the price of Florida oranges up a .little, though dispatches from the orange belt claim that the fruit was uot badly damaged. There was a dance at the armory last night, and about fifteen couples were In attendance. Mesdames Mc Donald and Hawkins were the chap erones. Ttxe occasion was greatly en joyed by the large crowd of young peo ple in attendance. The express company is not hauling as many vegetables from Florida these days as usuul at this time of year, due to the recent freeze. Usu ally, at this season, vegetables are moving oat of Florida by the car load, but^Mto year they come In crates, and ndflBBMt many of them. Callaway, the veteran \ representative 0 f the Macon fe,fraa In the city this week, has been on the road Telegraph for twenty-five "More, and is as active today • of the younger men In that fine‘of business, and it Is a line that only a hustler can fill. All of the people of Valdosta should turn but tonight and take the “Trip Around the World," which the Daugh ters ' of the Confederacy have pre* pared. It onto only 30 cents, and the | raised' Is to be placed la the ^thy i Daughters are Con* Mr. . ok with his sister, Mrs. B. H. 5,000 to loan on city proport, once. Security must be gilt edge. < WOODWARD & SMITH. Jones s and The completion of the Pidcock road to this elty will make property of all sorts boom and it will add a lot to the volume of the city’s trade. Contractor W. M. Holt Is building a handsome cottago on the corner of Toombs and Mary street for Mr. C. D. Moore, who recently located here. D. H. Bell has bought out M. M. Brinson’s fish business, and took charge yesterday. Mr. Bell will run both places for awhile, and keep ev erything fresh and nice. Miss Neta Fender has gone to Bue na Vista and Montezuma, where she Is to be an attendant at the raarriago of two prominent couples. Col. J. O. Cranford spent a day or so this week'in Clinch county, helping BUI Lastlnger reduce the number of birds around Simians. “The Trip Around the World,” which Is to be given by the Daugh ters of the Confederacy tonight at the homes of Mrs. J. C. Wilson, Mrs. W. 8. West, Mrs. J. L. Staten and Mrs. W. P. Dorough, will be a novel one and one that all ahould attend. The ladles will have some Interesting arti cles on sale. Order what you wont in grorei I you will get it at J. T. Wobb’i i Yon are invited to inspect tfhe now stqck of furniture and house garnish ing goods of tho South Georgia Furni ture Com puny, 116 N PatteruKi street. Now stock of furniture, jmattings, rugs, art squares, go-carts/ etc., at lowest prices. South Georgia Furni ture Co., 116 N. Patterson street. Wilbur’s stock food—one ftf the best— at J. T. Webb’s. Como in and inspect your line of pickles, olives and preserves We have tho largest stock of them in South Geor gia, and CAU sell them to ^on cheap. Electrical Supplier I am prepared to famish electrical ■applies, such as fans, bells, ennnoiators, etc. Electrioal wiring and other work done promptly and in best manner. Large line of new and second-hand tele, phones in stock. Can be found at Paine-Dunaway Drug Go’s. HOWELL BRASWELL. 2-4-4t Meeting of Stockholders- The annual meeting of the stockhol ders of the Merchants Bank of Valdosta will be held in the Dimotor’s room of •aid bank at 8 o’clock jk m., on Wed nesday, Feb. 8,1005, J. T. BLALOCK, Cashbr. Telephone Geo. Courtney for anything in tho way of fancy and nunUy groceries, fruits or fresh meats. Everything guaranteed. Prompt delivery. We can fill vour orders for guaran teed garden seeds of ©freer kind. The soods we sell como un. Wo can prove it if you will plant tlfem. Paine-D^naway Drug Co. Buy your fumitu’ro and house fam ishing goods, art, squares, rags, etc., from South GeOrA Furniture Co., 116 N. Patterson stmet. New stock and best prices. F Yon can getllio very best country meats at J. T. Webb's. Blaok and White." “Clack and White’’ is the name of a new system of drawing in crayon, so simple that all can learn it. Any soft of picture can be enlarged to any size; landscapes sketched from na ture or silhouettes drawn from life. /A pupil who has never had a lesson before can make life-size portraits in /from one to three weeks’ practice. A child eight years old can learn. By this method every family can have its own artist. There are no failures. Large classes wherever presented. You are invited to visit the studio and see. for youreolf. Over 100 drawing on ex hibition. Each pupil is taught separ ately and success assured. Portraits made to ordor—strictly free hand work. OTIS A. MILLER, Studio over Thomas-Roberts Hard ware Store. 1-24-1 in The Union Central Life Insurance Company, of Cincinnati, O., of which Dr. A. M. Williams is general agent, has its office in the First National Bank building, entrance on Hill ave nue. “Tho Great Policy Holders’ Company” is ready to furnish the best insurance at the lowest cost. Inquire as to its policies, record and rates be fore placing your insurance else where. 2-4-2t. For Sale- 2,000 bushels N. O. Seed Peanuts. 500 bushels new variety Two Crop Peanuts. Tho best and most prolific ever planted in this country 300 bushels Burt Spring Oats. * 2 cars Virginia Second Crop Potatoes. 1 car Aroostook Maine Rose and Bliss Triumph. At wholesale only, by THE A. S. PENDLETON OO., l-4-8t Valdosta, Ga. Crowded House Assured. From all indications, Jeffries will be welcomed by a capacity house when he appears at the opera house in his revival of "Davy Crockett” one night next week. There has been a big de mand for seats «ever since the an- c nouncement was v made of his coming here, and from the first day the box sheet opens there will be a continu ous rush. Manager Griffln declares there will be nothing but standing room left for those who apply at the night of the performance. There is a widespread desire to see the cham pion, and “Davy Crockett” is one m those dramas which will always be a favorite with American theatre-goers. The physical culture demonstration •which takes place after the last act is Interpreted to be an illustration of scientific boxiug in three rounds be tween the champion and his sparring partner Yank Kennedy. R. N. CONGER-SURRENDER! Man Who 8hot E. F. Smith it-, gin. R.leu.d on Dill. Moultrie, Go., Feb. 1.—R. N. Con ger, who shot E. F. Smith at Huggins a few Sunday, ago and has been in hiding since that time, came in to day and gave himself up to the offi cers. He was given a commitment trial before Judge Patterson, who au thorized a bond of f700. Conger was accompanied by a number of hie Worth county friends, who readily made the bond for him, and he re turned homo this afternoon. Conger and Smith are both prominent young farmers, and have been the best of friends. Their difficulty at Huggins occurred while both men wero drink ing heavily. Smith was shot through the abdomen, and for some time It looked as If ho would not recover. But his physicians have recently pro nounced him out of danger. The Paine-Dunaway Drug Co an handling this season the most prolific seed Irish potatoes and garden seeds of every Und, thoee beat adapted to this •oil and climate. If yon giro George Oonrtney your orders for gnoniee, traits or fresh meats you aye assured of getting the best and freshest to be had and of hav ing your orders filled promptly. A Good Beginning. Otis A. Miller, the noted artist, opened his studio here one week ago and al ready has ten pupils Those who have visited the studio sav it is filled with very fine work. Several paintings aro shown worth $200 each, and grading all the way to $6. In another woek the Professor’s pupils will number thirty or more. it y opening spring novelties :• Whits fabric*, also new sns. Every effort is made t of the seasons and give thalateetdnd best of all moor line, O. O, Yaraedoe db Co. Shlonabla Dressmaking. Sue and Laura Lane, compo- nakers, will be glad to have . the ladies at the city for all Sasmaking and fine sewing. SPine street. 1-8142-1 ., - - J'** Bell Buys Out Brinson- Having bought ont H. II. Brinson and his good will, at the old Hamilton stand, I will now be prepared to furn ish flrstclass fish and oysters, at whole sale and retail. I will in the future, as in the past, do my very best M please every customer. Call phone 104 as nsual. ,. D. H. BELL. The St George Colony. Books for the sale of stock in the St. George, Ga., Colony closed Feb. 4th. 8. M. Cohen, General Agent for the Com pany, is at Beasley & Burton's office selling stock and giving desired inform ation. A chance to get a dwelling lot for $10,110 and a business lot for $20.00. It. Red Race Ginger Ale Is the Great Modern Cure for Indigestion. It is the one drink which is a pleasure and benefit especially for ladies and children. It is absolutely non-constipating, no matter how much you drink, and contains nothing injurious. ITS PURE Red Race Ginger Ale is made from the cele brated Valdosta Artesian Water, the finest, most expensive Ginger and the purest Sugar obtainable. It is highly endorsed by the best physicians, and is being used by thou sands of sick people. 5c IN BOTTLES EVERYWHERE 5c Look for the Indian on the Label. None genuine without it. Manufactured hy Valdosta Bottling Work: VALDOSTA, GEORGIA.