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THE VALDOSTA TIMES, ^ATlJI^i AY. NOVEMBER 4, Ayers Take cold easily? Throat tender? Lungs weak? Any relatives have consumption? Then a cough means a great Cherry Pectora! A VISIT TO PORTLAND, ORE., AND ITS BIO EXPOSITION. (From Wednesday's Dally.) deal to you. Follow yo ir 1 doctor’s advice and taK :» Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. It 3 heals, strengthens, prevents. M tnr Weak L iiilSi* 5000 TELEGRAPHERS NEEDED tin crt*tHl »nini. We YOUNG MEN and LADIK8 of good Annually, to fill the .. by Rallroad and Telegraph Coi habits, LHARN TELEHRAPHY AND R. R. ACCOUNTING- P er c, * nt - ot the Operators .jd Agents in America. Our six BC .ools are the largest exclusive Telegraph Schools IN THE WORLD. Established 20 yenrs mid endorsed by all leadiug Railway We exeente a 1250 Bond to every student to furnish him or her a position paying from 140 to 100 a month In States east or the Rocky Mountains, or from 175 to 1100 a month in Staten west of the Rockies, im* MKDtATKVT tTPOJf GRADUATING. Students can enter at any time. No vaca tions. For fnll particulars regarding any of our Schools write direci to our execu tive office at Cincinnati, O. Catalogue free. The Morse School of Telegraph; Cincinnati, Ohio Buffalo, N. Y. Last week I promised to write some thing about Portland, Oregon, and the Lewis and Clark exposition which was held at that place and which was brought to a close just a week ago. The World’s Fair at St. IxHito was in celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Louisiana Purchase, while the exposition at Portland was In celebra- bration of the 100th anniversary of the exploring expedition of Lewis and Clark to the Pacific coast the next year. Their trip was a perilous one, full of romance and exciting scenes, and It was nearly two and a half years before they retarded to the east to report upon what they had seen. The news of the wonderful oppor tunities of the new region fired the hearts of many adventurous spirits and new explorations, planned by such ! men as John Jacob Astor soon opened up the region, securing to the United States an extension of frontier on i the Pacific ocean and a vast terrl-, tory watered by the mighty Colum-j bia river. The object of the exposition was to celebrate-the anniversary of this ex- '•ETITION FOR CHARTER. * GEO 1GIA.. Lowndes County. ; ♦ Tty the Superior Court of Said * County: j + Thp petition of G. A. Cnrswell and * - .. .. *+**++❖+**++**++******❖ ******* lespectfull PI ft: That ti selv g and such may be associated with them, th ■HOC floors and assigns, to become luco pbrnted under the name an styl 'of the G. A. Carswell Company , Bond: The term for which pe’l tier >rs ask to he ir. wporated is twe years, with rno privilege of ten years later, and her people say that she will double her population again before the next census. The city has many handsome bus iness blocks, It8 streets are well pav ed with brick and stone, while Its ho tels and public buildings will compare favorably with those of any city of similar size In tlie country. The city j j^pJwal at 'the end o' gets Its water supply from Mount Hood, thirty miles away and the water is very fine. The climate is mild the year round and It Is said that there is seldom a freeze there. The Port- kt’id people claim that their dei*h !:»»<■ Is about half of that of Chlcasr *, Cleveland, Cincinnati or Washington, • i that epidemics of typhlod fever o- other fevers is comparatively uu- r FHE yrup season is at hand and all ■ prudent house-keepers now bottle FOR SALE BY . S. W. Jones, Real Estate, Resting and investments. On East Adair Street— ,lie 1)081 of neighborhood, I have a nice six room house. Hot and cold water, Porcelean lined bath tub. - • Price $2,250.00 ( a special bargain in a two story resi dence. Eight rooms baHtt'' «.e Urge hulls althrough the IioiJm. Size of lot DOxaiO - - - Price <3,000.00 On Rogers Street—Good neighbor- thooa - * nave a real nicoly finished, five -room house with Imlls, on lot size -53x310. - - - Price <2,000.00 On Tro.'P Street-A one story, six room Iioul ®» good locality. Lot .75x245. . - * Price <2,250.00 On PnsaaS v'*reet—I havo a 4 room honse on Tot iSo*V®' " Pric0 <800.00 I have several extra bargains in rosi- dence and vacant loti. See S. W. Jones for Mfu estato * Place your renting property " AV. Jones and same will receive P ro P° r attention The people of Portland have not ignored the scenic effect in bulldittg , their city and it Is said that there are ' ivore pretty hedges, flower yards and | r »se-cover lawns and parks there than ! w:l. be found anywhere elbQ^if the ' country. The green grass remains i u;on the lawns and the flowera give | iheir fragrance to th© air until after j Christ mas time each year. From el- | most every yard along the many walks _ , .. , , i 'on i;atch a whiff of flowers that re- - ^edition and to epitomize the wonder-, of the orange grovc8 of Flor . j ful growth that has been oceempU* j(Ja or tha (rttgrBnC0 tu * comes from j ed since tha ti^e. j y&ldosta gardens in early spring and j Of course, the exposition did not. fatimnier ; compare with the World’s Fair at Port , and j 8 called the City of ItosoB St. Louis In magnitude, but It was anj ),‘ ocauae the rop<B blooms to perfection Tfciiri: The corporation is Dollars. divided i 'Hi>r|dred Dolhi tha' tim<* pitnl stock of sat llegl.of lncieaRlng the cnpital tmIr tool: their syrup. The successful keeping of bottled syrup depends in a large meas ure upon the purity of your sealing wax, and the quality of your corks. The wax we sell is absolutely pure and the corks perfect. excellent show and did credit to the lhere , The vlM3 ,n pbed , lp 0 vcr city and section which produced it. Th« the 1)0rches aro „ n(1 the cblran ey 8 and exposition represented nn outlay of |wa agalnst arbor8 B18de for tbel .. about <7,000,000 and covered an area 8upport . They are all shades and col ot about two hundred acres, subtract-; or9 but lt , 8 the LaFrance and Amer- Petition for Charter, GEORQI A^lewndel Ootihty. Toth 0 Superior Court of mild county • _ Th® petition of J, L. Staten R B. Daniel, J. M. Harvey, E.H. Taylor and J. H. PoWell, all '°».lA>wnd«a county, feMpeetfullv shows: lat. That they ana Vtt£h other person* X* ther mar aaeociato with them,, their successor* and assigns desire to lie incorporated under the name and style of the South Ueonrfu 2jJ??w Co i&,* per i od of *30) twenty years, with the privilege of a renewal at the expira- tlon of that time; with authority to e expira --- — - aueand corporate aeal; to ing sixty acres for the lake that spread out over the middle of the exposition grounds. The exposition grounds were of exceptional beauty and the scene from any part of them was a beautiful one, The exposition grounds adjoined the city and were In easy distance of the picturesque heights, which are foot hills of the Cascade mountains. The buildings were erected close togeth er, most of them on one side of the lake, while the “trail,” as the midway was called, was built on piles that ex tended out in the lake, the britbre run ning on across to the government ullding. The grounds were beautifully park ed, flower beds, shrubbery and roses being in profusion, with a great flight of stairs leading frttp the main build ings to the “trail. On the crest of the hill were the exposition buildings, arranged In a group and making them easy to rog^h. The principal build ings were the forestry, agricultural, mines and metallurgy, machinery, transportation and electrical, fine arts, liberal arts and manufactures, and the government building. Besides these buildings were a half dozen state buildings, to say nothing of the stock pens, the poultry and oth er exhibits of that class. Many of the exhibits were exactly the same as were seen at the world's fair. The treater part of the Japanese and t, •>se exhibits at St. Louis, the fine -al arts and machinery, were arts, Iffte. ‘‘ortland. The exhibits of carried ttf ^racted so much at- butter, ftnlci? at - -•<, f a i r> Wero n j so tent lob at the ^’0 r ^ a there. . 6ri6 of the most Interest^ oxhlh- Its, however, was In' CflHfornltt^ bulling. It wap gotten' U P to fi ho' the resources of lhat stat<5V its fruits and agricultural p roducts. fhls ex hibit was different fr^m the huge piles of fruits, etc., usuall) ’ 8een * n exhib its at the fairs. It wx s nio * rG an ex * hibit of the developing \ 'rocess which Is being carried on In fl ata, ° * )y Mr. Burbank and other wlx ar(lH - They would show you the way *^ e - v are oranges, lean Beauty rose which charms yo*i most. Flower venders were as ioi- me: oils on the streets of the dty as are the newsboys In early morning and *hls business Is a profitable one In the city where flowers are so mu6h admired and cultivated. At night, during the exposition, the city was brilliantly Illuminated with miles of incandescent lights along the principal streets. These lights were about two feet apart and they were formed into all sorts of pretty figures. They were in addition to the lights on private property and the regular street lights and they made the city as bright by night as by day. Portland claims to do a buslm $175,000,000, while the output factories is said to be about 000. Her ^eal estate are said to have been $10,( her new’ buildings cost $4,< The Wllliamette river runs throui the heart of the city and flows Into the Columbia ten miles away. This stream Is navigable for the largest ocean going ships, and Portland Is in direct touch with the Asiatic, Japan ese and Chinese markets. It Is a great city and as our trade with the east becomes more established lt will grow In greatness. tlihe to not ?»4Ceedlng Ten lafc. • Fourth: That Ten Per Cent of the ca,.ltnl stock of Five Thousand Dol lar# hits already been paid In. Fifth: That the principal place of business and office of the propos ed corporation Is to be In tin* city of Valdosta said county and state. 2txw: That the obhject of their associhtlcm and the purpose of the corporalbn is pecuniary gain to peti tioners and their associates and the stockholders of said corporation. Seventh: Petitioners propose in said corporate name and in pursu ance of their ilnld object of .pecu- nary gain for themselves and the stockholders In said proposed corpo ration, to manufacture and sell drugs and medloftnca of all kinds, to engage In and cam on the business of buy* t*l|F%nd seUlfig, at wholesale and re tail. and manufacturing #lj klutf# of S i and medicines, and to manu re and aell school books blank i, and any <and nil other kinds of books andl stationery p.aper bags Afid paper of all kinds, cfgars., tQbact co snuff, paints, oils, varnlsh, >v wim •dow glass, glass-ware, tin-ware, crock ery-ware, twine, garden seeds and any and all kinds of Beofa, druglsts sundries of all kinds and all things usually kept in, or manufactured, or sold by a wholesale or retail drug establishment or drug manufacturing .establishment, and to buy, sell and manufacture any and all things that can be advantageously or profitably manufactured and sold or manufac tured or sold o.* bought and sold*. In connection with the aforesaid busi ness; and to sell for cash of on cred it; to Diiy, sell and make improve ments on real estate, to receive or execute deeds rind mortgages to’ the same, to tako or give mortgage# deeds or other liens allowed by law to secure debts; to borrow or lend money: to act ns agent for any oth er person or corporation or firm In connection with said business; and to do any and all things and to ex ercise any and all other powers nec- ■MF.SU TS: >>ot . if you buy cor* > tu run ti a' ;iua hx f. < W. D. DUNAWAY Druggist ami Optician. •b *:• -r- •> * ^ •> •; * cssary to the successful engaging In or carrying on said proposed bus- including the filling of pre ant! the sale of patent med THE CHANGE OF LIFE petitioners pray to be ppfate under the ftfototd, and that associates, successors and granted and that they be all the rights powers, ivilege8 and immunities usually I granted to corporations under the laws of Georgia and subject to all of tho liabilities fixed by aw. Woodward & 8mlth, Petitioners’ Attorneys Filed in office 27th day of October, 1906. R. T. Myddleton, Clerk. The Oldest Whiskey House in lieorgia ESTABLISHED IN lss|. old sharp Williams Pure Fine Old Uve Be m* Kl.ifc 4 full qunrt* #;« 5" Kt pr-inud. GEO. J. COLEMAN RYE P.ire P*n«> Iv.ii.L. Rye. ricl.n *1 •« .. ... 7,, 4 rail qitArf* E.xpr ANVIL RYE the tDI FemlW WhHki-y, oy Ion «60. JSxpreM prupuid. CLIFFORD nYE Bv the Kitllmi #2 25 4 full q ExpreeH prupitid. OLD KENTUCKY CORN full quart* ft 50, Kxpren* nrepeld. OLD POINTER CLU* CORN Rich And Mellow. By the khUom f*.60. 4 full quart" *t ®i. „repid«l. handlo all the leading brandn of Rye and Bourbon Whi«kio* m the market, and will savo you from 25 per cent, to 50 percent, on your piiroh Send for price list and catalogao—mailed free upon application. The Altmayer & Flatau Liquor Company, MACON, GA., AND BIRMINGHAM AH. C. B. Peeples, Fine —DEALER IN— Paints, Oil, Vanish, Mantels, Tiling, Grales, IJiiTk, LirneT and Cement. GROCERIES My stock of Staple and Fancy Gro ceries is more complete than over before. Heinz's Pickles mid National INTELLIGENTWOMEN PREPARE Go’s goods always c»u hand. Choico brands of Coffee, Teas and Extracts. '^Giye mo a trial. Your orders will re- delve prompt attention. Dangers and Pain of This Critical Period Avoided by tho Use of Lydia B. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound. making seedless lemons, peaches, etc., how they are A evelop- be*u«l; tohave and „ vu .p,,. ra make by-laws and rules foi the conduct of the business; to appoint officers and ngentn for !v» e J nn !L a, E men ' of It* affair", and to exerdne all the ricnts and privileges incident to such •corporations. 2nd. That the principal office of aaid co PWtoj? *9 be in Loumde" county, Georjji., with the right to entahlish other offices and agencies either in or out of thettta.e. The ob ject of thw corporation i" pecuniary gain to it" Htockholders, and the principal business "hall be the manufacturing of cans, the buy ing. processing and packing of Hjrup", the canmngof fruits vegetabhts. etc., and to carry on auch other busim as whether manufactur ing or otherwise, unless prohibited by law to Bach corporation.", an may aeem advisable to tlie company to be cnrri.sl on calculated dl- ” r indirectly to promote the company’s interest or onhance it" holding". To establish factories, to bur, sell, lease, con* I i., ,, ... 'loUDO — . ,f, ° Rrape, tho canU 1 Heem j and almost nil manner of fruit* vegetables, the object being to * them improved for shipping and t< other purposes. And the work that Is being done along this line Is truly wonderful. It struck the writer with the thought that it would be a Godsend to this section If some of these western wiz ards would only show us how to do these things as they are doing them They have no advantages over us in soil but they are Improving the advan tage they have In a very wonderful How many wo men realize that most critical perloo ft WCh man’s existence is the change of Ufe, and that the anxiety felt by women as this time draws near is not without reason ? J. E. Culpepper, Phone 259. I Sell "White Rose” Lime, the Best Lime Made to the SoDih, and Atlas and Lehigh's Portland Cements. McUonnk'k & ] jjino Muring Mut-bin* a rani '"uri 1 .<f nil Mowers and Hakes. I occupy my <>v\ u l>uiiUil:L*,pay 110 reft atul sell clrapcr than f»i.r one C. B. Peepies, 113 Bill Avk, VALDOSTA, OA If her system Is in a deranged condi tion, or ahe is predisposed to apoplexy gestion of any organ, it is at this - vf bond end hold.s'uch r»nli or other nroperty and ubo »uch as may expedi'-ac. 3rd. The capital stock shall be (flO.OOUr ten thousMUd dollars, to be divided into sharea of dollars each, desire the right to increnae the and 1410.00) Petttl pitnl atock to any . .50.000) fifty thorn to be determined b »rs, much m.-renw* of a majority of - -led by a the "took astir :irca. 4th. To apply for and otherwise obtain and hold inch pst-mts, trnde-markn, copyright-. process**, t-ade name", inventions or dincov- erie",Huchas may be to the interest of the corporation to control. 6tn. The management of the property and business of th*" corporation _shall be invested in a board of directors, consisting of not le^s declare. Wherefore, your petitioners pray that this * 1 order incorporating y< —.j ---» jti« court may pass 1 tiino lively to become active and, with a host of nervous-irritations, make life a burden. At this time, also, cancers and tumors aro more liable to begin their destruc tive work. Such warning symptoms as a sense of suffocation, hot flashes, diz* petitioners as aforesaid, and that this petition and such order shall constitute the charter of | way. Of course much of their success 1 1h due lo irrigation, by which they This xsth day of September. 1005. H?Ta’y?or, t j n V{?iSwiii nie1, J ‘ M ’ Harve/,E ' cai t give their crops as much or Filed in office September 2Sth, 1805- I little moisture as they need, the R. T. MYDDELT jN, Clerk. zinefts, headaphe, dread of impending evil, sounds in the ears, timidity, pal pitation of t the heart, sparks before i e eyes, irregularities, constipation, iablc appetite, weakness and jnqul- vaj . e are promptly heeded by intclli* vomen who are approaching the of Ufe when woman's great period nay be expected. * r \ "• Finkham’s Vegetable Com- he world’s greatest remedy pound V this trying period, and for women < up on to overcome all dis may be relies >tom» and carry them «f“y toreuS . 1 hcalth y and ha PPy old age. \m’s Vegetable Cora- Lydia E. I inkh. nt j atrengthens the pound invigorates a nd builds up the female organism, a. •sons hardly over being too rainy. weakened nervous syi Coiitof JSl“u«;: d 0 o te hS™iV^r*Sr.h5» ! ,n s, * h ' of ,h *' -xr>o«4.io n grounds "“«»•„ „ *. •* Ctatar- the foregoing Un correct copy of petition as was an unobstructed view of the hills! » nwri ’ 0 Mrfl * ”* n ** appear" of rec«,rd in my office „„ , „ . . , , town, Ala., in a letter V Given under my hand and m?al this Septc-m ( an< l valleys and mountain peaks for ham, says: her 28th, 1005. . In distance of sixtv-fivo miles. The { terrace and lawns, the beds of roses. J and the forest-crowned hills to the . left of the ground.° as you looked out A 4 CROWNING ACHIEVEMENT IN purity We keep the BEER pure instead of the AIR As every one knows, beer is a saccharine product, arid when ex posed, germs literally swarm to it, thrive, and multiply in millions. This causes fermentation in the stomach and makes you bilious. Just here we will state that germ infection is an absolute impossibility in AMERICAN QUEEN R. T. MYDDELTOX. Ulerk.. J. Y. Wiitenbaker, executor of the last will and testament of J. a. Wi"*»nhaker,lat». of said across tho lako make up a verv fine -county, d«-eeas«l, has In due form applied to , , me for leave to tell twenty-one shares of stock ' panoramic view, of The Lowndee Alliance Warehouse Com-1 Th . r t f%/ p nr *i ari H pany. belonging to the estate of the eatd de-! Tne c,l y 0T Port'ana * * iald»r “ " “ w ' * •ceased, and "aid application will be heard at Tl the regular term of the Court of Ordinary, on _ the first Monday in November next, and an 130,i ohler granted as prayed, if no good cause be m0 _ shown to the contrary. This the second day of October 1005. A. V. Himms, Ordinary. Lowndes County* Georgia. The city of Portland has about ,000 people and is probably the most enterprising city In the west, though Seattle claims that distinction. Portland had 45,000 In 1890, 90,000 Dear Mrs. Pinkham:— 1^ 0 f the “I bad been suffering with fai -oueb the womb toe Twin, and waa pa«ln( th. .wollau. change of life. My womb was badly spells I had a goal deal of sorenese, dixxy wrote headaches, and waa very nervous. I nent you for ail vice and commenced treat*. >n with Lydia E. Pink ham’s Vegetable C* |xjuiid as you directed, and I am happy toss that all those distressing symptoms left me. and I have pasted safely through the change of Ufe a well woman." For special advice regarding this im- Cooling is tho vital point, and this is how it should be done: We use a system Of double pipjlKJ, WHERE 1 HE BEER FLOWS THROUGH INNER PIPES, SURROUNDED BY large water pipes. It is then cooled in ammonia by tho very same process. No air touches it. It is protected even from the so-called “filtered” air, and this is your sole safeguard. Hundreds of diseases are traceable to a germ basis, and perhaps to germ-laden beer. How is the fu r rooted which you drink/ Onn/Hire it with our volhodL* for your stomach's sake. Acme Brewing Co., Macon, oa. rs. Pinkhain for advice. 1$ la free and alwaya UclpfuL ertUeocnt oa “Geuliocu sad Stcrlllzibg.