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ATURDAV, NOVEMBER 4, 1905. ’r>£&<&gi&2&&3£!A-'• oSSSS® >£fc&iii*-S§ *§p3i&£‘l ii> 4£Sk s S®ife&£ i iom Farmers! * PIONEER SQUARE MESH FENCE THE STAY THAT S^AYSj 'T NEVER SUPS Showing Onr Style No. 0 with rt “Stays.” 24, 8ft and >50 Inches High Carried in S tock Don’t buy until you get prices on Pioneer Fencing. It wi 1 pay you to do this. H pr n> r o 9r J. E. Roberts -Hardware Company. HAPPY BIRTHDAY PARTY YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. WILD HORSE RAN AWAY. Two Big Blacks Made a Dangerous Dash Through Streets. Little Folks Enjoyed a Delightful Oc- cas on Given by Little Miss Hallie Cranford on her Fifth Birthday. (From Wednesday’s Laily.) There Is nothing that delighta the average little girl more than to be allowed to “dress up like ladles," and the Invitations se"t out by Hnllfe Cianford, the prei y Hr. If daughter of Mr. end Mrs. J. (J. Cranford, filled many young souls with pleasant i tirlpations. The imitations to t girls said: "Next Tuesday at three You will corao to see mo With your hair done up high And your drqtt to raw, .toes, vhloli liko u lad; (From Wednesday’s Daily.) The two big black horses belonging * Ih’iti Bros, made a dangerous dash •hjoigli the streets this morning, be ing f rlirhtened by a train on the A C. A PRETTY HOME REDDING THIS AFTERNOOp AT 4 Tl»‘ hors Patterson s a buggy in came at full seped up •t almost ' hich Mrs. nml one of her children were riding. They nnnowly missed other vehicles, on the street and crashed into a tele graph pole near the corner of Patter son and ‘Valley street. One of the horses was Injured by 'he fall., hut not runaway\vnH an rou: Mr. Joseph B. Wilson and.J^S Hilda Mae Patterson to bs Un|H in the Holy Bonds of Matrimony at That Hour. (From Wednesday's Daily.) The home of Mr. H. A. Patterson. Hiding with 201 Patterson street, will be the scene of a pretty, though quiet wedding this afternoon at four o’clock, the con tracting parties being Mr. Joseph B. Wilson and Miss Hilda Mae Patter son. • The ceremony Rev. L. R. Chrlstit Uqt church, inilj a fow 1 by RAILROAD RATE8 IN FRANCE. What the Traffic Manager of the Most Important Railroad of France Thinks of Government Regulation. M. C. Noblemalre traffic manager of the Paris-Lyon-Mediterrance Railway, says in discussing, the American rail way rate system. “Your American method of making a railroad tariff—leaving the compa nies free to make the price of trans portatlon, subject only to correction by the government in instances of abuse, of discretion—Is a better one than our French methods. Indeed, I don’t on what other principle your iuld be made, Inasmuch as ’ays are privately owned < n’t understand how ment/fcould make rates for Miller-Janes Shoe Co. WHOLESALE SHOES Thn merchants of Gi their stocks here. Florida and Alabama ...... Fufl*floes carried. No need to go B other foctory market*. We duplicate their goods sad ] you the heavy freight charge*. | railways; •As ^k»romm5t?sd r »«>Tum Tiy the Jury. an d It !» I expected that he will be carried to the occasion was fa celebration ofi Kllledfei-llle In a few days. On no Hnllle'a nflh birthday ntld was ns uni- c °"", t of ,he hnlhiclnntlons under quo as It was pleasant. > | " hlcl * ho Mr ' >"»'* family To sec *J1 be. W.P nd Mrs. Many gmnes were plnyeil by the llttlo folk* after which refreshments, consisting of'cream, cnk*\ etc., were served. The young hostess was the teetpient of may pretty and useful presents, and her friends, young nnd old. hope that qjie will live to cele brate many birthday anniversaries, long nfter she Mas censed to take pleasure In trailing skirts, frills and furbelows nnd the frivolities of girl hood nnd young womanhood. ENTERTAINED AT CARDS. Mrs. .1, C. McDonald entertained a few friends nt cards Tuesday evening. Duplicate whist was played, nfter which dainty refreshments were •erved. For the Confederate Monument. The merry •go-round will he run two days this week, Thursday and Friday from 2 until u o’clock p. in., for the benefit of the Daughters of the Con federacy's monument fund. The la dles are asked to go and take their Children and tllus help in a good cause. feared for their safety confined by the officers Dnn Smith, the neitr n house nt Melrose a also adjudged insane and he •at night, who burned ago, •1th well until a day or The groom Is a broth' Do rough Mr. P. K. WI Ray Thomas, and he holds a respon sible position with Carter and ’Dor- ough, the music dealers. He Is quiet., energetic and. by strict attention to business, is making a name for him- elf. Rawlings Decision Next Week. The bride is one of Valdosta’s most talented, ns well as prettiest young women. She Is highly accomplished A telegram from Atlanta states that as n mu8ic,un nnd presides over the the supreme court will hand down de-’ orRnn of the FirHl Ba P llRt rhurch. pistons In about fifty Important cases! Both of the P nr,,os ,mve man >’ next I uesdny .nnd It is expected that the Rawlings case will he among the full That Y»i:itc'y E lamination. It Is said that the chief trouble about the new military regulation, Axing a physical standard for enlisted men. Is the trouble and time it takes to get the men examined. Many young men who would like to Join a military compan> do not care to go through a physical examination, or. at least, they do not want to take the time to do It. number. The Thin print the the clerk furnish it much Impi tlon. hopes to he able to decision and has asked the supreme court to :is it is a matter of throughout this sec- IIS. friends who wish them happiness through life. This was attested In the large number of wedding presents which they received. , obMgw^HPre putting them In force, to BubJ^them to the govern ment for approval, and argue It out with them. The position taken by the government Is usually due to political pressure from somelocallty or Indus try and is therefore generally not along Round business lines. They ar gue something that runs counter to the laws of nature and the laws of trade and our rates are thus more nnd more a matter of politics rather than of sound railway administration lending constantly toward a distance tariff. In twenty years, at the rate we are going. I don’t know where we shall land.” Arretted Two Negroes. Deputy Crosby went up to Halil yesterday nnd arrested Joe Baker and George Butler, flic first on a chnrgi of pawning stolen goods to C. Oak- man and the other on a charge of cheating and swindling, the warrant being sworn out by S. M. Standlev. They arc In jail and will bo tried Saturday. New Railroad Chartered. Secretary ,»f St granted a charter to n,e Sylvnnla Girard Railroad company which Is to i build and operate a railroad 25 miles In length between the towns from! which It derives its name. The capital! he $lo.9iM). with the prlvl-1 leasing this to $250,000. j The road will pass through the coun-* of Screven and Burke. . To Enforce the Light Law. The ordinance requiring hacks to carry lights at night will be rigidly enforced tonight and from now on The ordinance requires two lights on each public hack a red light on right nnd an ordinary white light on . ha * the left. Thb police are notified to rest all violators of this orldnance. The result Is that all the hnckmen e busily engaged In buying lamps r their vehicles todav. stock Is 8am Jones in December. Manager Clinton Griffin received n letter from Rev. Sa n .Tone* last nigh: stating that he would arrange a date for a lA'ture in the new Valdosta theater early In December. Putting in Steam Heat. Plumbers are nt work today putting the steam heating apparatus In the Valdosta theater. The building will be trade perfectly comfortable in th*' a eather. Special Committee at Work The special committee compos H F. Tillman. A. R. Dlmmock. J. 11. Dasher, named My the last grand Jury t,* look our the hooks of the county officers, are now engaged In that work. They were Investigating the affairs of County Treasurer Lang this morning. Lawyer Placed Under Bond. Is reported that J. l,em Dowling, mng lawyer, formerly of Madison. ! Fla., was arrested last Thursday at Wurrenton. Ga . charged with embez- I zllng funds collected for -Jo A. S. Pendleton Co , of this city. He was 1. carried hack to Madison and was • { placed under bond of $700 to answer e charge. He gave the bond With- rouble. . L. poltz- rectum of For Consumptives Sanitarium. Governor Terrell has appointed a board of three physicians to Inquire into and report upon the question of a state sanitarium for consumptives. This board Is named In accordance with the Joint resolution passed at the last session of the general assembly. To Build New Homes. It Is announced that Dr. C. L endorff contemplates the ere n handsome Monte on his !<?t terson street, north, at an earl; Plans are being made for it nol Plans are also being made for the handsome new colonial home which Mr. George Vain expects to erect on his place a mile north of the city. Bought Mercantile Interest. It is reported that Messrs. D. B. Small and Charles Groover have bought the large Interest of Major J. O. Varnedoe In the Valdosta Mercan tile Co., wholesale dry goods and no tions. It is understood that the pur chase gives them control of the busi ness, but that there will be no change In the policy of the firm. The Hunting Season Opens. The hunting season for partridges and game in that class opened last night nt midnight, and by day light this morning the sportsmen were on their way to the fields with guns and dogs to celebrate the occasion. , Birds are said to bo very plentiful this season and those who went out this morning found fine sport. terse Duuuin^over durant’s drug store. I will, be at my office from 7:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m each day. L. C. Holtzendorff, Valdosta, DENTAL SUREON. eorgla. Cash For Timber Lands I have clients for all timber and farm lands I cau get listed from 200 acres up. If you intend placing fictitions values, I can’t handle your property If you are anxious to sell, I have Give full information. Write today Sam W. Jones,” Valdosta, Ga. To Begin Syrup Making. The farmers will begin to boil syrup next week, or rather many of.them ill. Mr. T. M. Smith and the McRees re usually among the earliest to be gin grinding and they say they will begin next week. the City. rldgt s wet flush Closed a Big Deal. T. B. Culbreth of Tarver, was cl»v yesterday and closed up • Barters, n he deal which he recently made with r into John Smith. Coppage & Co., for a large tin* sports- tract of limber land near Wethorlng- Mrds could ton Springs. Fla., The deal Involved Partridges ir A big covey of pal ed ott Webster street, no today The birds flew ov Harris’ garden. Between men and their dogs, thesv probably find no place to light outside about $80,000 and the money changed of town, so they came here. . hands yesterday. f l ; .The Maryland negro Is as happy ns Take away woman and you couldn’t the negro always Is when he can class fled man’s other troubles with a mt- hlmsclf as an “Issue” or a "problem. H . croscope. \ f ^ The l,ocal Cotton Market. There Is no material change in the cotton market today. Sea Islands are selling at 17 1-4 for good grades tu uplands at 10 1-4 for good middling. Dragging Down I Pains A Skin of Beauty is a Joy Forever £)R. T. FELIX GOURAUD’S ORIENTAL CREAM OR MAGICAL BEALTIFIER Remove* Tsn, PlarV KrtckiM, XI. th r.tch. Rub, »n<l Skia I'imim - — <t every bleiuL. beauty, and ii« ,T. RDPDIS, fns, 37 End Joes SM, ImTci . . BRADFIELD S Female Regulator for young gi hood, ha* b< , -. come pal* and languid, the ayes dull, aching head, feet and hands cold, appetite gonsor abnormal, obstructed period* and painful menses, and their — ' *<r!i l menses. and their systems general- down, they need building up, and Jood need* cleansing. Bradtield’* Female Regulator for ..—• *nd useful build up the sys tem, and at a regulator of the menstrual P* diseases pecuiu cured by it. “ ’gulator ensthe eye, sharpens the app' ddy anqbl- ‘ • - * her genital organa a , :hedcond cures sick headache to a certainly by tnkovlnf the cause. Of druggists #1.00 per bottle. “Perfect Health for Women " (a free and will be mailed on receipt of addreaa. The bbaofield regulator Co. ATUAMTa. ua are a symptom of tne most serious trouble which can attack a woman, viz: falling of the womb. With this, generally, comes Irregular and painful periods, weakening drains, backache, headache, nervousness, dizziness, Ir ritability, tired feeling, etc. The cure Is Cardui WINE OF The Female Regulator that wonderful, curative, vegetable ex tract, which exerts such a marvelous, strengthening Influence, ou all female organs. Cardui relieves pofn and regulates the menses. It Is a sure nd perm nent cure for all female complaints. At all druggists and dealers In Sl.00 bottles. “I SUFFERED AWFUL PAIN In my womb and orarie#,” writes Mrs. Naomi Bake, of Webster Grove, Mo., “also In my right and bft sides, and my meases were very palnfoUod Irreg- kot suffer as I < It Is the/est medicine I ever took.' AriKBBBiBMaaanmKi A