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THE VA1J>08TA TIMES. SATLRD*i,A)pTOBER28, ] 5 1 Notice of Application of Guardian to 8ell Land for Re-Investment. GEORGIA—Lowndea County: Notice is hereby given thst on the 28th dsy of October, 1805, and after this notice has been published once a week tor four weeks ns pro vided by Section 2548 of the Civil Code of Geor gia, I will present to the Honorable Robert G. Mitchell, Judge of tho Superior Court ofeaid county, at bis office in Thomasville, Geori a petition to sell land for reinvestment, which the subjoined is a true and correct °°¥S.2 Mrs. -. .... .. ., Pitman, Chyler Pitman, Leeaie Pitman, Effl< Pieman, Maud Pitman. GEORGIA—Lowndes County. To the Hon. Robert G. Mitchell,,Tudge 6f the Superior Court in and for said county. The petition of Mrs Susan Pitman re*pect- fully snows: First, theft she is guardian ol Margeret, Chyler, Leesie, Bffie and Maud Pit and being in the county of Lowndes, State of Georgia, and known aa that part given to C. Boone and W. H. Boone by their father, and State, containing two hundred i Third. That of said two hundred acres of land only forty acres are in cultivation a"d the remaining 160 acres even if cleared would not make good farming lands. Fourth. That said tract of land is all of the property held in trust for said wards and will be insufficient, if kept in its present condition, for their support, maintenance and education. Fifth. That there is no income from said lands except from such crops as petitioner can mnke thereon and no expenses attached to the keeping of name except taxes. Sixth. That petitioner is advised that she can obtain and has been offered the sum of one thousand dollars for said tract of land. Seventh. That petitioner desires to reinvest the proceeds of the snle of the said tract of land in the following land, to- wit: 120 acres of laud in Berrion county known as the Shaw lands and being on lot of land No. 142 in the 10th land district of said county. That on this tract of land there are forty acres of land more or less cleared and of the remainder at least seventy-five acres when cleared will make the best kind of farming lands. That Bald lands may be purchased for about fifteen hundred dollars. Eighth. That ssid lands in Berrien county •re adjacent to good school facilities where she can better educate said wards, snd peti tioner Is advised and believes it will be to the best Interest of said wards for this sale and reinvestment to be made. Ninth. Petitioner shows that notice of her intention to make this application has been published once a week for roar weeks in the Valdosta Times, snd that a copy of this peti tion has been served personally on the said wards and on their next of kin, Mr. J. M Pit man, jnoro than ten days prior to the making of this Wherefore, petitioner prays that an order be granted allowing her to sell said lands of the said wards at private sale for the best prion obtainable and to the best advantage, and that she be allowed by snob order to in vest the proceeds of said sale In the said de scribed lands in Berrien county as hereinbe fore stated, and she will as in duty bound ever . Susan Pitman, guardian for Margeret Pitman, Chyler Pitman, Lessie Pitman, Effle Pitman, Maud Pitman. U Attorney for Guardian. UA8. M. JOHNBON. SHERIFF’S 8ALE. GEORGIA—Lowndes County. Will be sold before tho court house door on the first Tuesday In November next, the fol lowing property, to-wit: One honse and lot on West Hill avenue, known as the Kingsbury Place, and bounded as follows, on the north by Hill avenue, on the west by Briggs street, on the east by E. P. Denmark's land, on south by waterworks; ssid property levied on under a tax fifa. issued by W. T. Staten, fix collector SjgJ&SSE ,or • feet pH Troup itm “feSfon thTfiSuSy*Proup and wart by Ella Coleman's by an alley: said property levied on as the property of G. Taylor, and In favor of Geo. L. Patterson, assignee, said property levied on under a justice court, flfs. issued from the Justice court, 088 district, G. M. of said county. ALSO, at the same time and place, will be sold the following property, to-wlt: One fifth undivided interest in 2fi0feet on Crane avenue and bounded as follows, on the north by Crane avenue, on south by the estate of Morris Rob erson’s land, on ths east by Lee street. The Crew Were Compelled to Work and a Mutiny Followed— The Trouble Began Near Norfolk Soon After the Ship Sailed Last Week—The Cook’s Work With Shotgun. New York, Oci. 23.—Four men were badly wounded In a series of battles between toe officers and crew oi the lumber laden schooner Ida B. Gibson, of Seaford, Del., and afterwards be tween Milton Cordery, the cook of the G-lbson and the police early today. For an hour about day break the cook, armed with a shotgun etood off the po. Hce reserves of the Delaney street sta- tion and wounded a detective and nifcht watchman. Frank H. Medley was missing today and may have been murdered by tn« crew of the Gibson who were compelled to pump the leaky craft all the way from Norfolk, Va., to New York. The trouble on the Gibson began soon after she sailed from Norfolk early last week. Before Bhe was clear of that port, she was run aground snd when floated, sprang a leak. The crew was ordered to the pnmps and compelled to man them all the way up the coast despite their portest and it wm learned the officer# of the Git- son were compelled to use force to put down the beginning of a mutiny. On arriving at Now York the Gib son,tied up at Fler 65, East Rforer, and the crew were paid off and discharged. At an early hour today Captain Brad ley, Frank Medley, the mate, and Mil- ton Oordery, the cook, were leaving a hotel near the vessel when they were set upon by a dozen men said to in clude the mob of the crew of the Gib son and friends, whom they had en listed. In the fight that ensued Cap tain Bradley received severe stab wounds in the side and shoulder, and the cook was slashed In the face. Notice. STATE OF GEORGIA—County of Lowndes. To the Superior Court of ssid county: The petition of the Southern Nsvsl Stores Distilling Company respectfully shows: First. That it now is, and since the 12th day of 8ept. 190*, has been a corporation duly In corporated, organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Georgia. 8e-ond. That under its charter its capital stock v i hundred thousand dollars. That It Is to the best interest of yoi tioner and its stockholders that its capital stock be reduced, audit here shows that all of peti- dred thousand dollars to twelve thousand dol lars. Wherefore, in accordance with and under the provisions of the laws of Georgia, your pe- tttloner prays for an order of the court upon such terms and conditiona as it may impose, directing the amendment of said original charter of incorporation so as to reduce peti tioner’s capital stock to twelve thousand dol lars as above set forth, and it will ever pray. J. M. Johnson and Wilcox & Patterson, Attorneys for Petitioner Georgia—Lowndes County. 1 hereby certify that the above and forego ing is a true and correct copy of the petition For New Public Road. der granting the establishment commencing or leading from Yaiaosta to u. F. WUenbaker’s place, thence running land line South to intersect with publio Lake Park leading from Gus Martin’s to pub lic road near Bob Peterson’s, running through lands of Dan Buckhalter. .Mrs. Ha Hie Fletcher to Ivy Wisenbaker’s mil', Ac., in the Dasher, and Lake Park districts, in said county; and whereas, commissioners appointed for that purpose have reviewed and marked out said contemplated road, and made their report to the Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues of said county, that said road will be one of much public utility. Now this is the cite and admonish all per sons that on and after the first Monday in No vember, 1905, said road will be granted if no good cause is shown to the contrary. By order of Commissioners of Roads snd Revenues of said county. This Sept. 15th, 1005, R.T. MYDDBLTON, Clerk. For New Public Road. application to this court, praying for an order granting the establishment of a new road commencing at a point on tha Valdosta snd Miller Bridge Rosa near Wealey Webb’s, J. A. htubb’s and.T. J. Folsom ’s places, running East through lands of Joseph Bwsln, H. Y, dosta and Habira public road at the Tillman place, near the 143 mile post on '.the Georgia Honthern and F.orida Ry., in said county; and. whereas. Commissioners appointed for that purpose have reviewed and marked out said contemplated road, hnd made their report to the Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues of said county, that said road will ba one of much public utility and convenience, Now this is to cite and admonish all persona that on and after the 1st Monday in Novem ber, 1106, said road will be granted if no good cause is shown to the contrary. Done bv order of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues of •aid county. Thl« cfcri,, c . o. SUS HUH Series Between Soldiers and Officers FIGHT DUEL ON STREET CAR. " yiflflri New York Car. 10b# York, . Oet. -151—-Three men fought a battle with pistols on an Eighth avenue car today and all ol them were seriously Injured. Thomas O’Brien, a truckman, had Jumped aboard the car at Thirty-first street, and, clapping a revolver to the conductor’s head, ordered him to run the car full speed, as he was pursued by a gang who inteded to kill him. A moment later two more men leaped upon the car and attacked the first, all three using revolvers. When their weapons were empty they clinched and fought with the butt# of their pis tols. The car rushed along tho avenue, the motorman pounding the gong and the conductor shouting for the police, as far as Twenty-sixth street, about half a mile, where several policemen boarded it and seized the three com batants. O'Brien had a bullet In the neck. H1b assailants gave their names as Henry Prang and Thomas Sullivan. The former had been shot In the neck and the latter In the leg and arm. The thre^ .were taken to a hospital. The police think the affray was the out- come of a feud in a notorious East Side gang. GENERAL STRIKE THREATENS. Workmen on New York Tunnel Refuse To Work with Nonunionlits. New York, Oct. 23.—A general •trike of workmen employed In the tunnel under the East river from For ty-Second street to Long Island City was decided upon yesterday to go into effect tomorrow morning unless a num ber of nonunion men are discharged today. Complaints have been made by the delegates of the safety engineers, the rock drillers, hoster runners and many others. The edelegates of all the tirades will meet this evening and oat on the contractors’ reply. A letter was re ceived st yesterday's meeting of the Centra) Federated Union from Ralph 1C. Easley, chairman of the national executive board, of fhe Civic Federa te hi reply to a request that he will try to bring about a conference with August Belmont la reference to the completion of tike subway on the West [do. Mr. Easley grid thst Mr. Belmont •till Is tn the hospital but an effort would be made to bring about a con ference aa soon as he was able to aXr tend. The Local Cotton Market Sea islands are selling today at 17 cents for good staple, which is a lit- lower than the quotations of last week. # Upland cotton is bringing 9 1-2 cents for good middling, and there is a strong tone to the market . ;k' ■ ' ***************** + ** + + * +++ Tiled, Neivouf Mothers J school books exchanged, j ,-Tholr Condiuc MaKe Unhappy Homes—Their Condition Irritates Both Husband and Children—How Thousands of Mothers Have Been Saved From Nervous Prostration and Made and Well. A n.rron., irritable mother, mwm the reree ol hysterics, is unfit to tor children; it ruins a child's disposi tion and reacts upon h.rself. The trouble between children and their mothers too often is due to the tael that the mother female weak ness, and she is entirely unfit to bear the strain upon her nerves ttsst govern- in? children involves | it it impossible tor her to do eoyihmir calmly. The ills of women sot like a firebrand upon the nerves, consequently nine- tenths of the nervous prostration, ner- vous despondency, “the bines," sleep lessness, end nervona irritability of women arise tram come derangement of the female orgenism. Do you experience fits of depression with restlessness,, alternating with extreme inHabUHvt Are your spirits easily affected, so that one minute yon laugh, and the not minute yon seel ^DdyonJiel something like a ball ris ing in your throat and threatening to dhoko yta; all the eensea perverted, morbidly sensitive to light and sound; pain in the ovaries, and especially between tha shoo Id era; bearing down pains; nervous dyspepsia, and almost continually cross^ snappy » If so, your nerves are in a shattered condition, and you an threatened with nervous prostration/ Proof u monumental that nothing in tho world Is better f or nervous prostra tion than Lydia E. Pinicham't Vege table Compound; thousands and thou sands of women testify to this fact la's Vegetable Compound land proved to ba the only * _ d me. 1 have daily _ „ t until I am now strong „ , end-all nervousness has dlsap. peered." lbs, Charles 7. 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T .1 have clients for all timber add farm lands I can get listed from 200 acres np. If yon intend placing fictitious value*, I can’t handle yonr property. If Von are anxious to sell, y lave bnyen. Give foil iiudrmstionjIWrite today.M'.”. Sam^rJones^ Valdosta, Ga. Bondurant’s 1 * CB * m * 8* 2 * O * i* > * 2 + O * 8* + * * + * * * * * * •F ********** ************* Is the ONLY PLACE in Valdosta that will EXCHANGE your SEC OND-HAND BOOKS for NEW ONES. Full line SCHOOL SUP PLIES, including Tablets, Pencils, Rulers, Pens, Ink, Erasers, in fact everything that is needed to EQUIP the LITTLE ONES for SCHOOL C. S. Bondurant, 1S1 Pfttterinn 8t. FUONE 840 SCHOOL BOOKS EXCHNOED. VALDOSTA MARBLE WORKS. The best equipped plant of the kind in the country, operating latest improved machinery for Cutting and Carving MONUMENTS You are cordially,invited to call and inspect our stock and get oyr prices. L. H. WARLICK, Proprietor VALDOSTA, GEORGIA.^*.,. “ C. B. 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I commenced taking FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR and found relief from fhe first and three bottles cured me completely. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES THREE SIZES, 25o, 50c and $1.00 SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY A. E. piMMOCK, Valdosta, Ga.