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THE VALDOSTA TIMES, SATUltDAV, NOVEMBER 11,1905.
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J. E. Roberts Hardware Company.
SUIT RGAINST IN-
IE CO.
T. M.
81.0
8uit it Filed (or a Policy Held by
Johnson at the Time of his Death
and While the Company Claims had
Been Released—Suing A. C. L. for
Canteloupea.
.1 R Johnson of Burrfon county, ad
ministrator of the estate of T. M.
Johnson, who died on I ho 25th of hint
March, hits entered suit against thu
Fiunklln Life Insurance Comi
um. theamout ol a pollc
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he~company, U 1 1b said, claims that
are policy had been released, but the
plaintiff claims that the release wns
void In that the conditions under
which it was given had not been car
ried out.
The plaintiff alleges that the policy
wns tnken out on the 28th of last Oc
tober nnd that the vocation of the
bolder was then that of n teacher.
The policy was taken out through
an agent of the general agent,
wns at Valdosta and the applicant
gave his note for same.
Later on, this policy holder
made an agent of the company, but,
oh It was against the rules of tlu
company to hold notes from agents
the policy holder wns notified that \u
would have to release his policy
which he agreed to do, provided tlu
company would write him another
kind of policy, for $1,000. for which
ue wns to pay cash without being sub*
Joel to another medical examination.
This was understood with the agent
of the company.
Johnson It Is alleged, signed the
written release, but his note wns nev
er returned to him and he was not
Riven the other policy which wns
the consideration under which the
other policy was released.
In the meantime he died and Ills
brother went to settle the note which
wns still outstnm. tig against him.
but the money was refused. The
case Is brought by Wilcox & Pat
terson. who have associated with
them non I & Knight, of Nashville.
The case Involves the validity of
the release, under the conditions, and
also tho liability of the company for
the contracts of Its agents.
8uin3 for Car of Canteloupea.
Messrs. Ousley & Wlsenbnker have
tiled a suit against the Atlantic Coast
Line for $3S5 the value of a enr of
cantcloupcs which they nlleged wns
ruined while In transit to Philadelphia
They claim that they called the
•Kent’s attention to the faulty condi
tion of the car before the canteloupes
were loaded and they asked that a
good car he provided for transporting
them. They claim that the bad con
dition of the car wns responsible for
the loss of the enr of canteloupea.
Both of the above cases are filed
in the city court nnd quite a number
of other cases of minor Importance
.have been placed upon the docket.
DRS. BROUGHTON AND
DIXON IN A SPICY COLLOQUY
Atlanta, Nov. 7—In a telegram
from New York, signed by Thomas
Dixon, Jr., published this after
the author of “The Clansman” makes
reply to Dr. Len G. Broughton’s chal
lenge to meet him upon the stage In
Joint debate as to tho moral, origin
effect nnd value of the drama.
Mr. Dixon's telegram, to which Dr.
Broughton only replies by repeating
what he has said before, Is In part as
follows::
“The real reason why I hasten t
decline this challenge Is that I pin
only the legitimate drama—neve
vaudeville or burlesque.
Broughton’s Waving Tresses.
“Dr. Broughton wears Ills hair In
waving tresses a foot long. Think
of a joint performance with such
revereud In the Irrevulent ntmos-
ere oLjftheftter!
Intake him for
In pantaloons
• to pull the
[manners are loud
on the stage anyhow.
“1 must draw the lino somewhere.
’Tho Clansman ’mu.’ be of the devil
ns ho snys, but even so, the devil has
a dignity he must maintain in his
own realm. I suggest, therefore, an
other queatlon for Brother Brough
ton’s prayerful consideration.
Would Pay Barber Bill.
“Mn.v It not bp that the effeminate
vanity which he displays In that hair
Is the real stumbling *u the
way of true religion In Georgia. Per
haps It caused so many of his dock
to backslide nnd rush to see ’The
Clansman.’ Who knows?
“Isn’t the Bible dead against such
hair? Let a week of prayer be ap
pointed at the Tabernacle to consid
er this.
•Til pay for lights nnd I want
every Jot turned on full If the I xml
reveals to the faithful that It Is time
to put tho blade Into those beautiful
locks, I offer to pay the barber’s bill
If 1 can have the hair. Wo need a
dozen minstrel wigs for ’The Clans
man’ supers.
“Thomas Dixon, Jr.”
Dissolution Notice.
The firm of Carswell & Menard,
druggists, has this tiny been dissolv
ed by mutual arrangement, H. A.
Menard retiring nnd G. A. Carswell
contlnucing the business. The lat
ter will assume nil liabilities and all
amounts due the Arm are payable to
him.
H. A. MENARD,
G. A. CARSWELL.
Oct. 20, 1905.
NOV. 16TH.
Positively the Only Big Circus Coming This Way
WHITE CAPPERS 01i VALDOSTA,
HIE BOCK THURSDAY,
| Positively the 0
INGLENG BROS
W0WM SHOWS
Clyde Jordan and Peter Powell, Well
Known Citizens, Accused of Badly
Treating a Witness in the Federal
Courts—Others 8aid to be In the
Case.
Clyde Jordan and Peter Powell are
the names of two Hlfens of near
Pelhain. Ga.
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The Ciar will doubtless learn that
yielding conies easier after one gets
the habit of it j >
Dissolution Notice.
Fender & Barco have this day
sold out and dissolved copartnership,
and after this date neither one will
responsible for tho other’s con
tracts. ,
J. F. Fonder,
W. S. Barco.
16. 1905. 10-17-4t.
A Disastrous Calamity.
It Is a disastrous calamity, when you
lose your health, because Indigestion
and constipation have sapped It away.
Prompt relief can be had In Dr
King’s New Life Pills They build
up your digestive organs, and* cure
headache, dizziness, colic, constlpa-
ration, etc. Guaranteed at W. D
Dunaway’s nnd A. E. Dimmock’s drug
stores; 25c.
A little reading of the New York
papers dispels the notion that there
was such a thing as “the silent vote,’’
hlte-cappl
It is said that thef»e two men were
members of a gung of five who, last
Saturday night, did enough things to
W. II. Crosby, a citizen of that sec
tion to make an average man “shako
the dust from his feet’’ and seek
other place in wlilolj to eke
out Ills existence. The other
have not been arrested, but tho
chances are that they will be In a
short while.
It was alleged at the hearing be
fore Commissioner Powell that Cros
by had been suspected of giving In
formation to the Federal officers In
regard to some illicit stills that were
being operated In that section.
Late Saturday night while he and
a young man named Henry Brock
were driving along the road, they
were held up In the road by five men,
two of whom. It Is alleged, they rec
ognized as the ores who were on
trial yesterday afternoon. It Is said
that the men told Crosby that he
had been “giving away” stills In that
section and that he had to move
away from there in short order.
Having delivered these orders, the
men. all of them innsxcd. began to
beat Crosby and threatened to get
rid of him right there, hut ho bog
ged so pitifully that they decided to
let hint go with his life, provided he
otild leave the section nnd never
’turn.
Crosby testified that he knew the
tain peculiarities, as well
tone of their \olces. He
had no doubt as to the Identity ol
the men. though there was other ev
idence against them that seemed to
establish their guilt.
After all of the evidneco was in.
Commissioner Powell lived the bonds
of tho two men at $500 each, which
they gave. Deputy Godwin will re
turn to that section saw and will
probably bring the other accused
men to trial.
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Tho biggest, most e<
cages, iloud ami tar.ks. -1J Elephants a \\h;#le c
Dromedaries. The only pair of full-grown Giant Gin
ica. Only Rhinoceros ir. captivity; only North Sea c<
giant 6-ton Behemoth; curious monster-eared African proboscidian marvel.
THE WORLD'S GREATEST ZOO
Ringling Brothers New, Big 6-fold Circus, fully 375 arenic artists, exhib
iting all that is new. unusual, sensational, novel and interesting in the circus
world. 50 funny clowns, 30 premier bareback riders, 60 acrobats, more than
GO uerialists and whole troupes of gymnasts, contortionists and other spe
cialists. AH tho world’s best and greatest acts, combined with the greatest
show of trained horses, trained elephants and wonder-working performing
animals ever seen, constituting the biggest, most novel, highest class circus
the world has ever seen. At 10.00 A. M., free upon the streets of every city
visited, the GRANDEST, LONGEST, RICHEST STREET PARADE ever seen.
85 railroad cars. 1,280 people. $3,700,000 capital invested. $7,400 daily expense
One 50-cent ticket admits to everything.® Children under 12 years, half-price.
Doors open at 1.00 and 7.00 P. M., performances begin at 2.00 and 8.00 P. M.
Man’s Unreasonableness
Is oftei as great as woman’s, but
Thos. S. Austin. Mgr. of the “Repub
lican,” of Leavenworth. Ind., wns not
unreasonable, when he refused to al
low the doctor to operate on his wife
for female trouble. “Instead.” he
says, “we concluded to try Electric
Bitters. My wife was then so sick,
she could hardly leave her bed, and
five (51 physicians had failed to re
lieve her. After taking Electric Bit
ters. she was perfectly cart'd, and
can now perform all her household
duties.” Guaranteed bv W D. Dunn-
wav and A E. Dlmmock. druggists,
price 60c.
Store at Exactly the Same Price Charged in the Regular Ticket Wagons on the Show Grounds.
Notice.
GEORGIA—Echols County.
MOVED
ber next, nt public outcry nt the court house in
Mkl county. within the legal hours of sale, to
the highest b : ader for cash the following de-
aerthed property: Lots of land number*
seventy eight, i?S>. one hundred nnd thlrtv-
I have moved my offices to the new
ninetlJhM, one hundred and flftv-eight <158!
and two hundred fcnd tnirty t ’30*, in the thir
teenth district of said county.
Converse building over C. S. Bon-
Said property lev,ed on a* the property of
Mrs K- H. Cordell, to satisfy an execution is-
*u»d from the county court of said county In
durant’s drug store. I will be at my
fnvor of I Epstein .V Bro. against said Mrs E.
H Cordell. This “nd day of November. 1905.
11 3-4w E. G. PRESCOTT. Sheriff.
office from 7:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. T m
Citation.
each day.
GEORGIA—I.owndes County
Mrs. W J. Llnberger, guardian of W. J.
Linberger has applied to me for a discharge
from her icnardlanship of W. J. I.tmberger.
This i» therefore to notify all person* con-
L. C. Holtzendorff,
ce.*n»d to file their ob^**ethm*. if any they
have. on or before the flr»t Monday in Decem
ber next, else the will be dinchnrged from his
DENTAL SURGEON,
guardianship ns applied for.
A. V. SIMS, Ordinary.
Valdosta, ... Georgia.