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12 THE VALDOSTA TIMES. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1905. Special Prices on SILKS WOOLEN DRESS GooDS, Underwear, Cloaks, and Suits. J. L. SA YEN COMPANY. REMEMBER THE LITTLE ORPHANS THANKSGIVING BIG RATTLERS NEAR SAT CREEK. The Georgia Industrial Home Makes an Appeal to Everyone For Offer, ings for the Home and the Children There. Mr. J. R. Gunn, manager of the Geor- *ia Industrial Home, of Macon, Ga.. is sending out a petition all over the Btate asking that everyone send an In dividual offering Thanksgiving Day to the Jlome. The pamphlet state, that a special : a,ul tw0 daughters. Misses Bessie and effort will be made by that time to | Lella Clements. The day was enjoyed raise *10,000. There are 160 children &T all present. A Birthday Dinner and Other Items of Interesting News. Cat Creek, Ga.. Nov. 3—The farmers In this section are preparing to grind cane and dig potatoes. On last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Swindle gave a dinner in honor of their son, J. N. Swindle ,who had reached his twenty-third mile post. Among those present were, Mr. James Swindle, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Par rish, C. C. and J. M. Smith, J. N. Swindle and Mrs. Martha Clements In Lie home, costing about $1,000 per month to maintain, and besides an en deavor Is being made to build the Mum- foru Memorial Hall, which alone costa $10,(MK>. , This home is non sectarian and In without county, state, or denomination al aid depending whol'y upon volun tary contributions. An especial appeal Is made that the auperlniendents and pastors of the Sun day schools and churches present this cause to their congregations and re quest a thank offering for November 30th—Thanksgiving Day. Tne public schools and lodges asked to make an effort to assist the Home in raising ttie amount upon which they have set so much store. All communications should be ad dressed to Mr. J. R. Gunn, general manager Georgia Industrial Home, .Ma con. Ga. Messrs Tom Touchstone and Jim Swindle made a flying trip to Cecil last Sunday. Mr. Barney Herring was a visitor at Mr. J. B. Moore’s last Sunday. The snakes are getting very plenti- TRUSTY dONVICT ESCAPES. Will Edwards Jumped from Wagon and Took to the Bushes. Will Edwards one of the negro trus ties on tne county convict gang, made bis escape yesterday afternoon by jumping from the wagon which in his charge, and taking to the bush es. The negro was In charge of one of the wagons which was hauling clay from the excavation at the gas plant to a point where the gabg Is at work claying the roads. The first chance he jumped from the wagon and took to the woods. The escape was discovered shortly afterwards and the county dogs were put upon the negro’s track following It toward the Hightower place and back through the swamps toward Mr. Toni Smith s place and on across the road to Mud Swamp. Superintendent Taylor was at work the times’ want STRAYED STRAYED — From Lake Park on T. esday night, a black aDd white spotted hound dog. was at H. Peterson’s on Wednesday night. Five dollars re ward for his return to J. H Bussey, Clyatteville, or A. Jackson Lake Park, Ga. 10-21-ds-swt WANTED. WANTED—Two or three half crop pers for next year on my farm at Melrose. Good land and good bouses. J. B. Martin. WANTED — A first-class business man to tpke charge of a general mer cantile business; must be sober with good references. Address P. O. Box 75, Milltown, Ga. 10 24-41 f.il around here. A negro who was at the at TroupeTllIe and tho8e working In the woods In this section! who „. pr „ MIOW , ng the dogs became found a monster rattler. He dispatched lost from th „ nt u certaln that the tho reptile. It measured six and a A WEDDING AT QUITMAN OM Red', nd, Ga., November 3—\ quiet, but pretty, wedding occurred last Wednesday night In Quitman at the home of Mr. Thomas Morrison, a brother In Inw of the bride. The con tracting parties were Mr. W. H. Rich ardson and Miss Addle Cox, youngest daughter of Mr. Charlie Cox. Tho ceremony was performed by tho Rev. Mr Barden, of the Baptist church, of that place. The brldo is an attractive young woman, possessing those rnro traits of character which contribute to tho happiness of home. Mr. Richardson I* one of Quitman's rising young men and holds n position In the office of 111® Quitman Free Press. Tho happy pie were the recipients of ninny useful and pretty presents, besides tho best wishes of their ninny friends. FOR SALE- FOR SALE)—Syrup barrels, 75c to $1.00 each. South Georgia Syrup Co. 113, W. Savannah, Ave., Valdosta, Ga. FOR SALE—2,500 bushels of Genuine Brooks County rust proof seed oats cheap. S. M. Young, Quitman, Ga. 10-17-lOt FOR SALE—I have received a car load of in warranted Cypress Syrup . , . , . . ... „ < lo K« caught up with the negro, but Barrels 38 gallon size, I wufseU at *1.25 half feet and hnd 18 rattles. Mr. Bill, there was nobody to take him in'each. All my old customers and lots of charge, so they abandoned the game, 1 ne ?[ Ej, 6 ®* 6 °9^ on . ,* * ,7 netta. Fla.. 0, E. Coody. 10-17-8fc returning to the camps several hours; v J later. A negro woman saw the dogs within a few hundred yards of the fugitive. • ,'t^M Superintendent Taylor tbl(|ilgf^^i j offered a reward of $25 for the negro and sent out a number of cards giving a description of him. Hightower a few days later killed one that measured five and a half feet, and carried 1G rattles, while Mr. J. R. Daughtery killed one In his potato patch that was four feet Jong and had 8 rattles. That breaks the record In this section for this time of year. Mr. T. B. Shaw visited Mr. Tube Swindle last Sunday. Mr. Robert Walker, agent for The Mutual Life Industrial Association, THE HARLEY VOTING CONTE8T was In this community one day last I _____ week working for the company For the Most Popular Minister’s Wife in Valdosta. Shriners are Coming This Way. _ 1 PRIZES—A magnificent Rango, a I*'» " n,,0 "" c< li ‘ hat a te l m ot M >' s -! Heating stove or a complete Household • — neating tic, Shriners from Savannah are com- J get of Eh lug to Valdosta within the next week t Community Co., consisting of 35 pieces, or so to conduct some of the “unre-1 w hich are guaranteed by them for 25‘ „ . mMm . M11 . , years, and is said to be Miperior to Rog- generate «ons of tho desert through J e „ Waro . Gor1 , (1 m , ,j w pritM> th * y are on exhibition, and to be awarded the the hot sands of the order. The coming of the Shriners and the ceremony which they come to perform will make up very Important events In the history of Masonry In this city. The lodge here has been growing In Interest and In numbers for ninny months and when the Shriners’ degree has been conferred upon them, they will be about as high up In the order i- ns many of them care to get. A parade and a banquet will be fealures of the coming event, and the| day will be n red-letter occasion with those who make the pilgrimage. PETER80N-CORBETT MARRIAGE loiko Park, Ga., Nov. 2—.Mr. W. R. Peterson and Miss Ida Corbett were umrrled nt tho home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Corbett, near Lake Park, on Wednesday, Oct 25, at 4:30 p. in. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. B. Herring, of Lake Park, In the presence of many relatives and friends. After receiving congratula tions and well wishes the happy cou ple left for their future home near Bellvllle, Ga. The groom la one of Lowndes county's most promising young fanners, while the bride Is nn attractive young woman. She has many fr'ends and admirers In this sec tion. Vatdostans in Pensacola Firs. The friends of Mr. Homer Brown and other Valdostnns who are connect ed with the Gordon-Brown Hardware Company, of Pensacola, w'll regret to know that that firm was burned out In tho recent fire in that city. Their entire stock was consumed, except what waa taken from the building dur ing the progress of the fire. Their loss was put down at $20,000 with Insurance of **0,000. Ringling Bros. Coming. Mr|. Charles A. White, representing the big Ringland Bros., circus, was In the city yesterday making arrange ments for the appearance of the show here. The circus wll give two per formances here on the lGth Inst. Ring- ling Bros., were In Valdosta last In the fall of 1896 and the circus Is re membered by many people as one of tho largest and best that ever came here. • Mr. Burnett Sells Out Mr. E. 8. Burnett has sold his home on Gordon street to Mr. Morgan a wealthy mill man of Milltown, and the latter will move his family to Valdosta at once. He Is Interested In many sawmills throughout this section, and has bought large quantities of timber in this and adjoining counties. Mr. Burnett will rent another home for tho present. Most Popular Ministers’ Wife. CONDITIONS:—Each 25 cents, spot cash purchase, entiles you to one vote for the most isimilar Minister. We have the completest line of Hardware, Cook ing Stoves, Cutlery. Fine China, Glass ware and improved cooking utens’ls. No extra price or charge for the privi lege to vote. THE HARLEY’S VOTING TICK ET:—One magnificent Eureka Range, Elegant Heater, or a Household set of Commuity Plated Ware, away FREE to the Minis!.. . reiving the greatest number of votes between September 15. 1905, and De cember 31, 1W5. Ask for tickets every time you make a purchase. POSITION WANATED. WANTED—Yon to know that yon can get yonr dressmaking done at No. 1 west Jackson Street alley. Mrs. W. H. O’Neel. WANTED—Position as bookkeeper or assistant. Experienced. Gil ted go reference furnished. Am familiar with Clearing Off School Grounds. The afreet hands are busily engaged in clearing off the grounds around the new high school building, putting In sewer piping and making other Im provements about the place. Hat Bought the Barker Place. Mr. H. L. Byrd, of the Naylor dis trict. recently bought the*Sam Bar ker home place, a few miles above this city, and will move there early In Do- j .comber. Mr. Byrd Is already occupy-, The total losaei from the Are an glv-, , a ls . mporarv honu , n ,. nr -hero. en In the Pensacola paper was *244.- j I *60, with Inaiirance of $88,050, leaving net loan of about *1GO,000. j Dled N «* r Adel ' ■ j Mr. James Lassater, who Uvert near Dont forget, either, that you C»n' the city, .lied Tuesday morning. H , avoid a good deal of the rush by do-' was slity-seven years ef age and snf-! tug your Christmas shopping now. n three months off, you Know. Fnm B. Hardy, 3 lu r'.u’k Holmes in “The Sign of r,” at the theatre Nov 8. Tax Collector’s Notice. Tax collector will be at following places on dates given below for collec tion of state and oonnty taxes and at oonrt house on day# not given: Hahira, Oct. 12, 25. Nov. Naylor, Oct. 18, 2 a. m. to 1 p. m., 26, 8 a.m. to 1 p. m., Nov. 7. Onsley, Oct. 18, 1 to 4 p. m., 26, I to 4p. m ,Nov 8. Cat Creek, Oct. 16, 27, Nov. 9. Club House, Oct. 17, Nov. 1, Nov. 10. Dasher, Oct. 28, 8 a. m., Nov 2, 8 a. m. , Nov. 8 a. m. Lake Park, Oct, 23, Nov. 2, Nov. 18. Clyattville, Oct. 24, Nov. 8,Nov. 14. Taxes are required and must be paid in by Dec. 1st, 1905. Please be prompt pay early and save being double taxed. W. T. 8TATEN, Tax Collector, Lowndes County. Stop It Now. The time has come for you to change from the old credit account that keeps you • poor, to the cash basis which will make you money. Of course you save nothin? by paying cash at a credit store, for there you'/pay credit profits, besides helping to pay the credit account losses. Our store is the only strictly cash store in Valdosta, the only place where you are justified in paying cash. WE ARE ORIGINATORS NOT IMITATORS. Stanford & Porter, Phone 52 for Prompt Delivery. NO. 107 N. ASHLEY ST. ********************"****** *- If you want the news while It is fresh from all parts of the world, get the Daily Times. Fewer gallons; wears longer; Devoe. Notice. ber next, at public outcry at the court house In the hi] hiRh< bed r for ciun the following de property: seventy-eight, (78). one hundred and thirt; nine (139). —- *— Lota of land »ne hundred and thirty- , ... hundred and fifty-eight (188) and two hundred and tnirty (230), In the thir teenth district of aaid county. Reid property levied on as the property of Mra. E. H. Cordell, to satisfy an execution is sued from the county court of said county in favor of I Epstein & Bro. against aald Mra E. H. Cordell. This 2nd day of November. 1905. U Hw R. Q. PRESCOTT, Sheriff. GEORGIA-Echols County. wTlf be sold on the ATst’Tuesday in Decern ber next, at public outcry at the court house In Mid county, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the following described property: Lota of land numbers seventy-eight (78), one hundred and thirty- nine (139). one hundred and fifty-eight (158) and two hundred and thirty (380), In the thir teenth district of said county. Said property levied on as the property of Mrs. E. H Cordell, to satisfy an execution is sued from the county court of said county in favor of I Epstein A Bro. against Mid Mrs. T H. Cordell. This 2nd day of November. 1905. 11-8-41. B. G. PRESCOTT, Sheriff. Pointed Paragraphs About Prescriptions EQUI PMENT. * * * * * * * * * * * + * * * * * * * * * * * * ************************** The equipment of our Prescription Department is complete—An ample stock embracing every drug, medicine and chemical used in prescription filling—All of the latest devices and apparatus necessary for doing modern prescription work— Skillful and experienced clerks—All high class. * * * * * * * * + * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * tie-. W. KEfc-NE, DENI 1ST, 17:“:’ i: om an affc * lon 0< ,he hoar, ~ Lake P;irk, - C-eorgia. ; Audi Newi. , | Bankruptcy Notice. In the District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of Georgia, lSouthwestern Division.:^aJ332 Notice [or First MxrnHoLor Creditors. To the creditors of J. W. Wall, ot Tifton Id the county of Tift, and* district aforesaid, * NouSsuThereby given that on the 29tl> day of October. 1906. the Mid meeting of his credit ors will beheld at the offlee cl the undersign ed, J. H. Merrill, referee, in Thomaaville. Ga.. on the 10th day of November, A. D.. 19*. nt 12:16 o'clock in the afternoon, at which time the Mid creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bank-, rupt and transact such other business ts may properly come before Mid meeting. This »th day of October. 1905. ************************** * * * * D. H. BELL COPARTNERSHIP. J. E. KIRK. D. H. Bell and J. E. Kirk have gone into the whole- sale and retail Fish and Oyster business. Will be glad 4* * * * * * * ***.{.**.{.******* to serve your with first-class stock. Yours to please, BELL & KIRK. Notice. GEORGIA—Echols County: Will be sold on the first Tneaday In ber next, at publio outcry at the court house in Mid county, within tne legal hors of Mle, to the highest bidder fot cash the following described property: Lots of land numbers seventy-eight, (78), one hundred and thirty- nine (139), one hundred and fifty-eight (158) and two hundred and thirty (230), in the thir teenth district of said county. Said property levied on as the property of Mrs. E. H. Cordell, to Mtlsfy an execution is sued from tho county court of Mid county in ' ivor of I. Epstein & Bro., against said Mra. . H. CordelL This 2nd day of Novamber, 1905. I1-9-M E. G. PRESCOTT, Sheriff. Bankruptcy Notice. Southwestern Division. In the matter of For all kinds of surety bonds apply to B. S. Richardson, Valdosta, Ga. 6 13 ly. Pursuant to a in Saturday, Nov. u, na»* .u. at the warehouse of the Varn-Mathls Grain Company near the Georgia Southern and Florida paeaenger'depot, the aaeetg of said bankrupts, consisting of pool tables, bar fix tures whiskeys, and other stock usually car ried in a barroom. Said sale will be made at po.6U.WtCT7foroMllto.tb. bHhM« 6todCT nbjaet to to. 0006™..^^™^ oi