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' -ST**"- ' > SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1905. Last Positively the last day, rain or shine. We'shall sell for whatever they will bring, the lots we have remaining in Pinehurst Pa..., Valdosta’s most beautiful suburb, situated on the ^eights at the end of the electric car line on Patterson and Oak streets. There ate only a few lots left and they are some of the best ift the tract. Commencing at ,1:30 p. m. sharp and ending at 5 o’clock p. m., this Saturday, February IQtb We Shall Sell Them Regardless of Price, Cost or Value, and on Easy Terms. $500 Worth of Valu; Every white man or woman attending this sale will receive a ticket free fpr the presents. Remember you do not have to bid on a lot to re ceive a present. They are given away free. Owing to the extremely disagreeable weather during our previous advertised day of sale very few people were able to attend and it will well pay you tc\ come Saturday to this closing sale. WE MUST SELL! So come and secure a bargain in residential property that js bound to increase in value. Many have made thpusands of dollars investing in' Valdosta real estate and none have ever lost. Pinehurst Pkrk offers to the homeseeker or investor one of the best opportunities to secure first-class residential property at his own price that has ever\been known in the history of Valdosta and you can not afford to miss this chance to secure, at least, one of these lots. Many of Valdosta’s representative business men have already built elegant homes adjoining this prop erty and many others have bought in Pinehurst Park and art* to build homes for themselves at once. Wide avenues have been graded through the property and hundreds of dollars have been spejit on improvements. Bargains for someone. New England Development and Improvement Company. TALK OF HE 10 WN. TALX OF THE TOWN. Mr. W. D. Webster visited Savan nah this week. Mrs. Harry Menard went to Savan nah this- aw-’lt ts visit relatives and friends. Jv-ia, * The ftrtv'JjNk M. Skagen and Mrs. * SkSgon .arer 108 Stephens street, Mr. and Mrs. Dledrlch. Mr. C. W. Orlpp. of Louisville, Ky„ Is spending a few days In ValdoBta ,nd Is boarding with Mrs. Brooks. Mr. A. H. Havoncott spent this week on the road in the interest of the South Georgia Hnfcgy Company. Miss Mne Lines nnd Miss Couella Withorspoon, of Madison, Fla., have returned home after spending a fe days with Miss Margaret Foster. The Wymodausls Club Is arranging a aeries of ^entertainments to try and raise money for the ladies’ rest rooms and for the public library. Mr. Byrd Lewis has gone to Lex ington, Ky., to buy a lot of horses nr.d mules at the great stock sales there this*week. Dr. L. C. Holiendorf spent Wednes day In Atlanta, buying electric and dental appliances for hla now offices. He has Juat moved into the Converse building, over Bondurant s drug store. Misses Pearl and Caro l^ewls have gone to Pensacola on a visit and will upend a few days in New Orleans at the Mavdi Gras before returning y Mr. John T. Blalock was made a di rector of the Merchants’ Bank at the meeting ol the stockholders last Mon day afternoon. —» Mr. W.. Cincinnatus Peeples came over from Brunswick yesterday and spfint the day among his relatives And friends. Cincinnatus Is bu/ing lum ber in the city by the sea, and looks healthy and prosperous. Miss Helen Gover Is confined to her room with a badly sprained ankle, tho result of a false step while getting front an electric car. The car started before she bad gotten off, which caus ed the mis-step. Surveyor Hutchinson says he has more work than ho can do In a month or so. He says there has never been so many safes of land, so much laying off of lands and lots, so much building and other evidences of activity us at the present time. Mr. Charles F. Clark accompanied Mth. E. C. Turner and Mr. Tom Tur ner to Ocaln last week, but all have returned to Valdosta. Mr. Turner went there for hi* health, but found that Valdosta’s climate is about as good as that of that part of Florida. The government's appropriation for a public building at Valdosta Is $125.- 000, which will build a very nice build ing. but hardly as nice as Uncle Sam will wish he had built before much longor. This is a growing town, and things have to be fixed to accommo date tho future. meeting of the stockholders of the Ocean Pond Fishing and Hunting J Club was held Wednesday afternoon. The old board of directors was re elected. Afterward the directors met NEGRO WA8 SAWED IN TWO. ‘Black and White.' "Black and White" ia the name of a A Terrible Afcident at Copelan’a Mill, now system of drawing in crayon, so Near Dasher Tuesday. simple that all can learn it. A telephone message td^ie Times Any sort of picture can bo enlarged to lat<v Tuesday kfternoon fj^g^ishaa. &n y sitoi landscapes sketched from na- gave the dctalWof a horlible rtagouy t ure or silhouettes drawn from life, which occurred, kt J. Ft Copeland a. a pupil who has never had a lesson saw mill about fjyo o’clcfck that after ( before can make life-size portraits in noon * * v from one to three weeks’practice. The man's naipcTwa 8 Oscar Mitch el), and he was engaged In taking lumber from the saw after It had been sawed. In somo way or other, one piece slipped from him and fell back upon the saw. The rapidly revolving saw Jerked it forward, the negro fhll- infe lengthwise across the saw. He was split entirely open, his death occurring Instantly. 8old the Nickel-Plate Circus. The Times received a letter from Mr. C. C. Wilson, former manager of the Harris Nickel PRite Show, yester day, and ho requested to be remem bered to the people of Valdosta. He is now residln^A^th his family in Chicago, the Nickcl-Plato last sunup Mrs. Harris, is now at^Wcrwn hex. way to the Orient on a visit]j M that her health A ohild eight years old can learn. By this method overy family pan have its own artist. There are no failures. Large classes wherever presented. Yon are invited to visit the studio and see for yourself. Over 100 drawings on ex hibition. Each pnpil is taugnt separ ately and success asstred. Portraits made to order—strictly free hand work. < OTIS A. MILLER, Studio over Thomas-Roberts Hard ware Storo. 1-24-lm Is bdttor than uver'T>efore. He says that he expected to winter in Valdos ta again this year, but sold his show. Change of Business. R. L. Steele has bought out the Val dosta Repair Shop and is back at his old stand, whore he will be pleased to see his old customers when they need bug gies and wagons repaired, or first-class horse shoeing. Pereonal attention given to all dosses of work in his line. “Live and Let Live” is our motto. NOTICE. I have sold an interest in my business Jo H. V. Lane and solicit for the now firm the liberal patronage extended to pfe in the past. Respectfully 17 ' • T U UA The South Georgia Buggy Company turned out a beautiful new rubber- tired, light spindle buggy for Mr. W. B. Conoley this week. Tho company Is doing excellent work, as will be seen from the tesilmonlals .m inted in I "J*"“ ,M 11 ... ... . i . y. « and re-elected l)r. N. A. Williams their advertisement in todays issue .. . . .... .... of The Times prcsldqnt and Mr. A. W. Winn ns sec- ! rotary. The New England Improvement . Mr \y. H. Leahy, assistant passen ger ugeut of the Atlautic Coast Line, waa in the city yesterday for the first time In four years. The town had changed, so much in that time that Company will sell a few more lots of land at Pinehurst Park Saturday af ternoon. Many who have attended these sales have received some ex cellent presents. We call attention to their advertisement of the salo to morrow in this Issue of The Times. The Storer-Hoffman Co., which will giro an ’entertainment here on next Tuesday nlkht. Is said to be the best high /last;attraction of the season. It will consist of character sketches, reading, vocal mXisic. Illustrated sdngs. comedy ryprit; etc*. The admission jVlll be 25 and 50 cents.' Ticketa on. sale at There was a dtpp of 1 Just fortyetght degrees in the mercury last Monday I In twenty-tour hours. At six o’clock Monday morning the? thermometers n itered GS. and. Tuesday morn Ink at >he same bour they registered SO. Wednesday .morning wqa three de :••••' and Thursday waa five Agent Webster had to pilot him around and show him where tho old landmarks used to stand. To Inspect the Vldettes. ’Valdosta Vldettes have been notified that an Inspection would be held by Lieut. L. S. D. Rucker on March tho 16th, and it fc .to b^tfco ihost thorough imqkbtloif that has yet Reversal! I\ Supreme Court. Superior Court Clerk R. T. Myddel* ton was not I (leu yesterday of five cases in which there were reversals from the decAlon of the superior court. The.-" 1 As were thoso of Mar garet Pair A. Dr. M. A. Cobb; I. S. Stafford vh. A/c. Wilson; W. F. Arn old et al. vs. W. J. Llneborger; two cases <>f ihe Georgia Southern and Florida railrpid against J. B. Jones. J. H. HOWARD. Fashionable Dressmaking. Missoa Suo and Laura Lane, compe tent dressmakers, will be glad to hare order* from the ladies of the city for all kinds of dressmaking and tine sewing. Apply at 118 North Toombs street. 1-8143-1 railroad anageLa been- heJ(F .Tho jnep a^e expected to * marching order,'that 1s appear im they must have everything that would be necessary v tt they were going to war. Thta includes the full army uni form. Including overcoats. If the weather Is cold) russet BhoM, dec teat,' etc. Several of the state com. S le* have been knocked out os ip Inspections, but the Vldettes Q-always managed to male* a very finK showing on such Big Peonage Lain May be Tried Soon It Is possible, says the Savannah MomlPe News, that tho big peonage cases iu which prominent Georgians havo been made defendants, will come to trijil during the March term of tho I’nlted States district and cir cuit courts In Savannah. All that Is holding them back ia the decision of the United States supreme court In the Clyatt case. Episcopal 0503 to Meet. Monday, February 20, the Ladies- Guild will meet with Mrs. Simmons, 113 Varpadoe street. A large, attend ance Is I requested, as business of lm- por<anou .will come before'the guild. jOf' interest to Vnli From the Pensacola Journal: “We had thfc pleasure today of visiting Otis A. MiUcrVart studio. His exhibition of art work is the flneet ever eeen in our city end is worth going to see, whether the {visitor is an artist or not. His "Blink mad White” work is a reflation, and Lie paintings show the work of a maet/erm the field of art. Prof. Miller is a'tongenial gentleman whom it is a tone*” 3-18-lt Bell Buye Out Brinson. Having bought out M. M. Brinson and his good will, at tho old Hamilton stand, I will now be prepared to fam ish firstclass fish and oysters, at whole sale and retail. I will in the future, as in tho past, do my very best to please every customor. Call phone KM as usnal. D. H. BELL. BUSINESS LOUALS jTHE TIMES’ WANT AOS. Scats reserved for ladies at the Eureka Restaurant. 2-14-St FOR SALE. FOR SALE—-Store honse on A. O. L. Wheat and crashed oyster shells at 1 tracks 60x80 feet, 2 stories and basement, J. T. w ebb’s. i leasod for ovW'3-yeais. H. C.-Biiafi, 3-18-tf • Old furniture made like new at Good win’s bicyole store. 2-7-6t 2-18-tf FOR SALE—A good bicyole, cheap. d<ro g r£ff ■?*-*5r MILK COWS FOR SALE—Two fine ones, both fresh. Apply to ' W. P. Dorongh. Phone ns your order for everything in the grocery line. Howard & Lane. Call at Goodwin’s bloycle store for artistic sign painting of all kinds. 2-7-Gt Merchants lnnch at Eureka Restan- — ,. rv ; _ rant 18c. 11am. until 2 p. m. 2-18-81 KT-JESS! “ ld ^ FOR SALE—Green and rod seed su gar cane. J. S. Waldorf. 2-11-tf. FOR SALE—A good organ almost 400, postoffleo. 2-ll-4t. Cleaning and pressing dono on short FOR SALE—Five-room rGsidenco on notice by the Crystal Pressing Club, 117 nor th Lee street. Lot 60x203. Cheap. W. Hill Ave. Phone 122. 2-ll-3t-f j. t. Blalock. 2-11-tf. Wilbur’s Poultry t’ood gives best re sults. Sold by J. T. Wfibb. Lot Henderson mako your Eastor suit, from 618 00 to $65.00. Select your suit now, you can have it mado aixy time between now and 15th of Juno. J. H. Henderson. Friends, if you want to buy goods at your own price, see me personally with the the cash. J. T. WEBB. Keep yon always neat and clean for $1.00 per month. 2-U-3t-f Crystal Pressing Club. Now stock of furniture, mattings, rugs, art squares, go-carts, etc., at lowest prices. South Georgia Furni ture Co , 116 N. Patterson street. I can sell you seed Irish potatoes in any quantity at the lowest price possi ble. J. T WEBB. Jap-a-Lac, the Best Paint on Earth For making beautiful all interior work and furniture. Harley Hardware Co. tmarl sw BE8T Backhands, bridles, plow lines, gee- haw collars, hamet and traces at J. T, Roberts’. Notice of Application for Dis charge' la the District Oourtof the United State* for )h. 8«‘iw^),vmc £ ar m. In the matter of 1 - J Ia Bankruptcy. To the ereditoreof the shore named bankrupt; You ere hereby notified th*t the above named bankrupt hee fllrd-hla application fur e dis charge from ell of the debw provable in bank- SUtea District Court for eeld District end Di vision. et the United States Court House in Vekloste, Georgia, on the Sfth day of February 1005. et 10 o’clock n. m. All creditors of said bankrupt ere notified to appear it the time wad place stated, end show cense, If any they can, why the prayer contained in eeld applica tion should not be granted. Dated nt Valdosta, Georgia, this 14th day of February, A. D. 1905. Buy your furniture^ and house furn ishing goods, art squares, rugs, etc., from South Georgia Furniture Co., 116 N. Patterson street. Now stock and best prices. By placing your order now, you can save money on your Spring suit. J. H. Henderson. Monogram coffee iu three pound tins at J. T. Webb’s. Have your clothes cleaned and pressed by the Crystal Pressing Club, the only up-to-date pressing club in Valdosta. Phone 122. 2-ll-3t-f The best butter that can be made, 30c pound, cream choose and fresh eggs. Howard & Lane. Why not place your order early and get a better selection, foe Easter suit? T IT UanilaMM, - 4 f J. H. Henderson. Don’t throw your .old clothes away; send them to the Crystal Pressing Club and have them cleaned up. Phone 122. 2-ll-3t.f Deputy Clerk The South Georgia Furniture Compa- nv sells the best grades tor the least money. Call and see. 116 N. Patter son street The Eureka Restaurant is only first- class place to eat 2-14-2t I will offer special inducements to my customers who place their orders early. I do this to enable ns to avoid Easter rush. J. H. Henderson. . FOR SALE—Fifty-acre farm 8 miles north of Valdosta Enclosed with wire fenco. Good honse and bam. H O. Briggs. FOR SALE—I offer for salo my resi dence and vacant lot on Patterson street. Property fronts 200 feet on Patterson and runs through to Ashley st. House has nine, rooms exclusive of Ifitchen pantry, bath rooms, dressing rooms, etc. Good bam on premises. Close in and very desirable. H. 0. Briggs. FOR SALE—3,000 gallons pure Geor gia cane syrup—extra thick and care fully filtered, manufactured on the latest improved steam evaporating ms- ' chineryand put up in one gallon tin cans, hermetically sealed. Every gal lon guaranteed pure and delicious. Send me your orders if only for a few gallons of something good for your own use. Packed six to eight tins in a case. W L Thomas, proprietor Magnolia Farm, Valdosta, Ga. 12-24-sw*2jn. WANTED. WANTED—About 25 barrels syrup at onco. Varn-Mathis Grain Co. WANTED — To storo your house hold goods and othor merchandise, Seo us before you store. Varn-Mathis Grain Co. WANTED—Man to cut 500,000 shin gles on shares. For particulars apply to Wm. L. Peters, Jr., Adel, Ga. 2-14r4t WANTED—At onco^ two good hands, Apply toS. S. Smith, Jennings, I Fla. 8-11-4*. STENOGRAPHIC work, I«al , or commercial, executed carefully bv Min Gertrude Onkman, room 5, Aslilcy I building, corner Psttenon street ana Hill avonne. 2-4-lm FpR RENT. FOR RENT-rUp stairs corner! street and Central avenue. F. M.4 liams, at 10c. Store. • MISCELLANEOUS. I will be greatly obliged if the r having mr book, "Dr. Craven’s 1 Life of Jefferson Davis,” will return t same. 8. T. Kingsbory. Notioo to turpentine men: Do : contract for barrels until you see Valdosta Cooperage Oo. 2-4-a-2i LOST. LOST—Yellow female dog January 16th. Finder will pie: l>H TV* W P Hfnnmo'i , turn her to Dr. W. F. Monroe's liberal reward will be paid by on Roberts. 2-1