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THE VALDOSTA ' ' ' ' /SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, l«06. The Thomas=Dekle Hardware Company, .... HEADQUARTERS .... Hardware, Mill, Turpentine and Gin Pint s, 0 ils, Brushes, Sash, Doors and Blinds Buck’s Cookmg Stoves and Ranges, the very best. Crockery and Glassware. Ellwood Fence, the most popular fence on the market. The Ellwood is built like a bridge, braced, supported and tied.' No stronger or more substantial structure possible. Ellwood fence will hold your hogs, cattle^ horses and poultry. We have all sizes in stock and can make prompt delivery. Come to f see us’when in the market for anything in our line. The Thomas-Dekle Hardware Company. [LLWOOD ■■ POULTRY. F HEADQUARTERS FOR . mien FIELD FENCE,: POULTRY, RABBIT AND LAWN FENCE. % £3, ■ \/\' / Absolute pfficiency at least expense, soirch 1 A practical fence that will positively turn c.v.tie, horses, hogs and s-wimcw J \/\j y/ \ pigs. A funce -sine., that is s-..oe 0 -, -*-*-!***<?-'•J-' practically ever- •astieg, proven thoroughly etfi- £ cient under ' every possible condition. EVERY ROD OF ELLWOOD FENCE IS GUARANTEED. If you want your fencing problems satisfactorily solved, call and see the ELLWOOD FENCE and let us show you for how little money you can get absolute satisfaction. RETURNING HOME IN NEW ORLEANS PEOPLE FLOCK TO WELCOME THE PRESIDENT. The Epidemic is About Ended and the Refugees are Returning—The The City 8choola are Opening Their Doors and Many Children Enter. Nejv Orleans, La., Oct. 17.—The rush of New Orleans people to their homes continues, induced by Iho fact that the fever has passed and by the anexiety to be hero during the visit of the President to show him how his services during the fever fight were appreciated. The influx from surrounding states and more instant sections is also in creasing. The school attendance has Increased more than five thousand since the schools were opened two weeks ago. Two more schools open ed this week, leaving only two more unopened. To noon today, there were two new cases of fever and no deaths, making tho totals 3,331 cases to date and 434 deaths. Dr. J. M. Ro nau. bacteriologist •f the Marine hotpial service, who was sent here by Surgion General Wyman to make Investigations at the Emergen- 07 hospital, has returned to Washing ton. In his work here be has co-op- trat#d with Dr. Goldberger, also of tho oervlce. Dr. Rosenau took with him n-umerous samples of blood, etc., bat btfor# ho left would not bo quoted 00 to any discoveries. Dr. Rosenau. tt la understood, however, found the type of disense so mild that ho had dif. Acuity In obtaining tho material he <1»*. alrod. When Dr. Rosenau arrived the disease had changed from a malignant to a rather mild tye of fever. General Improvement in state eondl. tlons continue Lake Providence considers that the disease there has practically been wiped out. It lias almost been over come at Tallulah, but PrcHldent Gaines, of tho Tallulah hoard, has Issued an appeal to Tallulah refugees not to re turn until there Is a heavy frost, sc that fresh material may not bo pro vided for tne disease. Only one death occurred in the state outside of New Orleans In the preceding 24 hour*. Tiie lifting of some of the quarnn tines is already bringing country peo pie Into New Orleans, and enabling other country people who have been refugee!tig her.- and elsewhere, turn to th.-lr homes. WHY ANGEL8 HAVE NO BEARD. In carving the faces of sculptured angels upon the new Episcopal Ca thedral of St. John the Dlvli* New York, forty of the angelic fig ures were represented as fenial This aroused the attention of t clergymen, who thought that some of the best established stances of angels, Raphael, A>rael, Michael and Gabriel were men, that some place should be glvei to men In the Cathedral’s ranks of angel3. It was finally (fetermlned that men angels should have a place, but Dr. Huntington pointed out that he had never seen a picture or sculpture of au angel with whiskers, and. there fore, all the angels were directed to be with smooth faces. This Is not a new question at all. It was long since settled by a dis tinguished divine, the Rt. Rev Rich ard H. Wllmer, late Bishop of Ala bama, who was remarkable at once for his piety and humor. When some one asked him why It was *hat tho pictures and figures of men an gels, as well as female ang.Ms, v represented without beards. Bishop replied promptly that soemed to be easy enough to make angels out of women, but that men could only get Into heavea by “close shave.”—Richmond Times- Dispatch. THE SEARCH FOR HER MURDERER!! SLAYER OF BE8SIE BURTON i MAY SOON BE IN TOILS. I Believed to be in San Francisco by the Police—The Pal of the Brutal Murderer Tells of his Where abouts. Berkely, Cal., Oct. 17.—As the re Reimrfs dlcnte that generul ye turns. hol.l« villi. or In low* d by |>r. Wn disinfection i »'• large numbers of vc red the appeal, the the city showing up That ts the quar- fever has principal particularly well, ter in which the ly raged. The weather today was threatening, and there was a slight chill In the air. promising a further full in temperature. Lawyer Pays for Bad Advice. Consul Guenther says in a report that German lawyers are liable in damages to their clients for evil -re sults consequent upon mlileadlng advice. The Supreme Court of Ger many has recently rendered a de cision that an attorney is liable to hu? c licnt to the full extent for care lessly giving Incorrect advice. The court held that the attorney who for pay gives his client In legal matters advice as to certain conduct and procedure Is liable for the legal consequences suffered by the client in acting thereon, provided that such advice Is not only faulty, but has been proved to have been given carelessly. An attorney tacitly assumes the position of debtor of the client, which obliges him to bo careful In giving advice, and he Is, therefore, liable for Its- consequences If he has failed through carelessness. suit of a lengthy conference last witn William Ellis, of Australia lies lu the hospital with a tracturd skull, indicted, it is alleged, by a Known as Brush, alias Curtis, ,u:. who. It is also alleged, is accused of the murder of Bessie Burton, near Col orado Springs, Colo. Marshal Volnur learned mat the unknown woman who is alleged to have played a part In the scheme to end Ellis' life in Berlin once, succeeded in ki eping Andrews bidden in Denver for two months. On leaving Denver the pair went di rectly to Vancouver from where they took the steamer Mlowera for Aus tralia, where they lived until departing on the Sierra about eight weeks ago for San Francisco. While in Australia Brush, Ellis said, entered into all manner of confidence games and acording to Bills, they “had welcned” on bets at the Kensington, race track. This was their chief rea son for leaving Australia. In the anti podes Brush lived under the name 01 Clayton Hill, which be to.’t his true name. It Is believed ^br-the t$at Brush an dthe woman who aecom panted him are located in Son Francis co, and that their capture will be a matter of but a short time. E3111s said last night that Brush fur- ther told him that the woman he was with Is a French Canadian whom he first met In Montreal, Canada. MONEY TO LEND MONEY TO LEND THE DESIRES TO LEND $50,000' Fifty Thousand Dollars $50,000 j ZE3ZCTW? FIRST—On improved Real Estate in the City of Valdosta. SECOND—For building purposes on vacant lots. THIRD—On Farm Land near Valdosta. ^•“iON WHAT TERMS ? nSiljliIcJ 1 FIRST—Monthly payments of $ls foi Homervills Town Election. An election was held yesterday for the purpose of selecting & mayor and councilman for tho uncxplred term. Ur. S. \V. Register and Judgo O. H. Cornelius wero candidates for For Over Sixty Years. An Old and Well Tried Remedy — Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and bee., used tor over sixty yean by mil- lions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic and Is the test remedy for diarrhoea, to pleasant to thi taste. Sold by drug, gists In every part of the world. Twenty-Ore cents a bottle. Its value Is Incalculable. Be sure and ask tov Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has take no other. NO HUNTING NOTICE. This notifies the public that all of my land la posted according to law, and hunting thereon la forbidden. C. I. SHEI.TON. City Tax Books. Now open. Call and pay your mayor, and Mr. Seward Smith was , aIe , „ clty clt . rk!i offloe . Books unopposed for councilman. . The vote was as follows: G. H. Cornelius. 42. S. W. Register, S. PorCouncllman, Seward Smith, 43. The new mayor and councilman will begin their dittos at once.— Clinch County News. .close Doc. 20th. The Library Hours. It to announced that the Library will be open hereafter from of Mon- 5 O'clock In the afternoons day, Wednesday and Friday. The shoemaker says one of the firat thing* he thinks of Is his tost. men seem to think that • *>» Is It a burn’ Uso Dr. Thomas' Ec- lectrlc Oil. A cut? Use Dr. Thomas' Eclectrl? Oil. At your drui la It Right? Is It right that a property owner should lose 94.20 to let a dealer make SO cento r A dealer makei SO cents more on fourteen gallons of ready-for- use paint, at fUO per gallon, than our agent does on eight gallons of L. £ U. paint and alx gallons of linseed oil, which makes fourteen gallons of the best paint In the world, ai 11.20 per gallon; the property owner loses just |4.20. Is It rghtt It only requires 4 gallons of L £ M. and 3 gallons linseed oil to paint a moderate slxed house. Ten Thousand Churches pstnted with Longman & Martinez L. & M. Paint. Liberal quantity given to churches when bought from B. F. Whittington, Valdosta. -Monthly payments of $15 for each $1,000 borrowed. SECOND—Each borrower becomes a stockholder and shares in the profits he helps to accumulate. THIRD—Every borrower has the privileage of paying his loan In full at Any Time by giving us back our money less the value of his the value of his stock is identical with that of any stock, and other stockholder who has not borrowed from the Association G. A. WHITAKER, President. OFFICE AT THE M A, THE MERCHANTS’ . J. STRICKLAND, Vice-President. BANK- Secretary & . J. T. BLALOCK, Treas it Will Decorate State Capitol. Governor Terrell has signified his Intention of having the state capital In Atlanta decorated upon the occa sion of President Roosevelt’s visit to Atlanta, October 20. Ho announc ed on Friday morning that he would have all of the bunting and ilags that are stored away In the base meut of the state house brought forth and displayed in the bronzes adong the Washington and Huunter •treets sides of the capltol. Dissolution Notice. Fender & Barco have this day sold out and dissolved copartnership, And after this date neither one will be responsible for the other's tracts. , J. F. Fender, W.. 8. Barco. 16, 1005. 10-17-4t. THE MODERN RU8H. He didn't have time to chew The food that be had to eat; But he washed It Into his throat As if time was a thing to beat. At breakfast and lunch and dinner Twas a bite and a gulp and go— Oh, the crowd is so terribly eager, And a man has to hurry so! A bite and a gulp and away To the books and the ticker! A bit and a drink and a smoke and a seat At the card table half of tho night, A pressure, a click and a pallor, A cloth-covered box and a song A weary old fellow at forty, Who Is deaf to the noise of the throng. Chicago Times-Horald. This New Waverly A Judicious Inquiry. A well known traveling man who visits the drug trade says he has of ten heard druggists Inquire of custom- ers who asked for a cough medicine, whether It was wanted for a child or for an adult, and If for a child they almost Invariably recommend Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy. The reason for this to that they know there is no danger from It and that It always cures. There Is not the least danger In giving It. and for coughs, colds and croup It Is unsur passed. For sale by W. D. Dunaway, Valdosta, Ga. ONLY Drop-Head, ballbearing aud one of the lightest running Machines on the market; five drawers, full ouartered oak and handsomely finished. Finest material and workmanship in its con struction. A ten year written guarantee given with every machine. Gall and see it. These special prices on the New Waverly will hold for only a short while longer. H. K. McLendon Valdosta, Qa. tit Ifni MFS'-rKS in ^UanU. Georgia. A Southern Buggy tor Southern trade, i fine Leather Quarter Top. haa genuine - . .. . • 1 Leather 1 Cuihion. and I Dlia, la IIVJSUUJ .-ilj Regular retail price $05.(M to $75.00. LDKN KAGLK BUGGY, regular retail price ttlBtto $15.00 Catalog tad full description aent on request. GOLDEN EAGLE BUGGY CO. 158-160 Bdgewood Ave., ATLANTA, Ga. MilWones Shoe Co. SHOES WHOLESALE 70a the heavy freight chargee. Miller-Jones Shoe Co., Valdosta.