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{ THE VALDOSTA TIM A Ticket to the Great Rirtgling Bros., 1 Circus FREE With every purchase of clothing to the amout of Five Dollars or over at the Great Fromme Factory Syndicate and Manufacturers Outlet Sale, beginning on Thursday, November 9th and continu= ing until the evening of November 16th, we give you a circus ticket free with every $5.00 purchase of clothing or over. Sale continues for 15-days, until November 18th. Something new every day at the Greatest Sale Ever Known in Valdosta, The Fromme Syndicate Sale at the RED SPOT STORE, next to First National Bank, 102 Patterson Street, Valdosta, Georgia. THE LONG COTTON Rules and By-Laws of the flsso- The Florida Association to be Amal gamated With the Sea Island Cot ton Growers of Georgia—The Order of Business That Has Been Arrang ed for the Coming Meeting. The following are the by-laws adopt ed for the Florida Sea .Island Cotton Growers Association, which will be amalgamated with the Georgia Sea Island Cotton Growers Association at Valdosta, Nov. 2a. Section 1—The president shall pre side at all meetings of this organiza tion and also the meeting of the ex ecutive committee when present. He shall also do all In his power to pro mote and advance the object and the purposes of this movement. Section II—The vice president shall preside at regular or called meetings in the absence of the pres ident. Section III—The secretary and treasurer shall keep a correct roll of members and the minutes of all meet* ings. He shall 001*1001 the annual dues of members and remit the same to the treasurer of the state associa tion at reserv ing 10 per cent of such collections to reimburse himself for the wftrk neces sary to collect and forward same to the state treasurer. He shall also collect the subscriptions for the “offi cial organ” of the said association, and order said papers for each mem ber. His books and minutes shall at all times be open to the inspection of the officers and members of the or ganization and he shall make annual ly an itemized account of his acts and doings, and of the money collect ed and how disbursed to the execu tive committee. •Section IV—This organization will hold Its regular meetings on the day of each month or quarter. Section V.—Needed information shall be sent from time to time to the official heads of the state association bearing upon the different stages of the cotton crops, whenever called for, so that all sub-organizations working In harmony together correct statisti cal information can be promptly got ten out from all sections of the cot ton belt at regular periods. Order of Business. Section VI—The following order of business shall be used at all meet ings: Call to order by president. Roll call by secretary. J F*ROM*^^WOMAnV^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 4* POINT OF VIEW 4* 4* Some kitchen maids would like to see the dishes wiped out of existence. The merchant who advertised j “Ready-made tailor suits and fits j guaranteed” had probably had fits himself. Lots of men have them, | periodically—somewhere in the neigh- bqrhootl of. the first of each month. * • • •?' ! Where two or three women are gathered together, there is always talk of clothes, servants—or babies. It Is well to renter- her before get ting too confidential that “thy friend hath a friend, and thy friend's friend a friend. NEW FURNITURE IN POSTOFFCE From a newspaper point of view, all brides are “beautiful” and “ac complished,” all grooms are “ris ing” and “promising” and all dead men are good men. If this Isn’t char- its, what Is It? “Wherefore I perceive that there is nothing better than that a man should enjoy the fruits of his own labor,” for who shall bring him to see how his children shall fight over and squander it after him. Generally speaking, a heretic a man of advanced thought and Christian withal. The heretics of the past are the teachers of today, there fore blessed be the heretics. The Post Office Here is to be More Conveniently Arranged for Patrons and More Comfortable for tho Working Force—Increase in the Business. MONEY TO LEND MONEY TO LEND Rawlings Denies he “Cussed.” At the county jail yesterday after noon J. G. Rawlings said that he had not been trying to play crazy but that he had acted badly, ho knew. He said that he felt that the condi tion under which he was living jus tified him In getting In a bad humor occasionally, though he wanted it un derstood that he had not been pro fane. He said that he had expressed his regret to the officials at his conduct. That the large increase in the bus iness of the post office here is recog nized in Washington is made evident by the fact that recommendations have been made for the purchase, of entirely new furniture for the local office. This Includes about four hundred new combination boxes and complete new counters, office-windows and furnishings. This will make the of fice as handsome as any office in tho same class in the state. The business of the office hero is very large and is increasing all of teh time. Tho receipts for the now fiscal year already show up far In excess of the same quarter last year. The business for the year just clos ed amounted to about $22,500 against $ 18,0u0 for the year before, showing Increase of over $1,500. It is be lieved that the business this year go to at least $27,000. The business at the post office Is an unfailing sign of the business of the city which is growing all of the time. DESIRES TO LEND | $50,000 Fifty Thousand Dollars $50,000 j| :: SIO'v’v"? FIRST—On improved Real Estate in the City of Valdosta. SECOND—For building purposes on vacant lots. THIRD--On Farm Land near Valdosta. !! ON WHAT TERMS? Minutes read by the secretary. Motions to reconsider. Confirmation of minutes. Report of standing committees. Unfinished business. Program of the day. New business. Adjournment. The regular order of business must be gone through with before any new business can be taken up. Section VII—Each member is ex pected to Induce others to join the organization and, by united efforts and concert of action, In every way possible .contribute to the growth and usefulness of the association In the work it has been organized to per form. The mall carrier's success is talned in a roundabout way. ob- Superior Court at Quitman. Judge R. G. Mitchell adjourned Brooks superior court over from Sat urday to Tuesday in order to give him time to run up to Tifton and hold a session of superior court in the new county of Tift. The session there was mainly for the purpose of adjourning the court over to some convenient day in December. The criminal docket In Brooks Is said to contain a large number of “blin I tiger” cases and a volumnlous array of testimony will be used In prosecuting these eases. FIRST—Monthly payments of $15 for each $1,000 borrowed. SECOND—Each borrower becomes a stockholder and shares In the profits he helps to accumulate. THIRD—Every borrower has the privilecJge of paying his loan in full at Any Time by giving us back our money less the value of his stock, and the value of his stock is identical with that of any other stockholder who has not borrowed from the Association. G. A. WHITAKER, President. OFFICE AT THE MERCHANTS' BANK. A. J. STRICKLAND, Vice-President. J. T. BLALOCK, Secretary &. Treas -i-M-H'-W-M-S-H-H-M-H- * Outlaws are Still Defiant Ix)uisvllle, Ky., Nov. C—A special from Middlesboro says that every thing Is quiet this morning, but sol diers still patrol the streets. The out laws are rendevouzed in an almost Impregnable position and the law and order league is pushing the fight. $49.22 For this beautiful OO In Atlanta.'Genrgia. hern Buggy them trade, haa a fine Leather Quarter Top, has genuine Leather, Spring Itottom Cushion, and Leather Hack. Is elegant!" tainted and fully guaranteed. Regular retail pn,e f'tt.OOtof.'YOQ. 90 * r ° r -Ms fine C'dlnr and Hame. I’kk. I mounted Harness, sold with every CiOL 'KN KAGI.K BL’GOY, rcgu’ar retail priceto *!S 10. Catalog and full description tent on request. G0LDEX EAGLE BUGGY CO. 158-160 Edgewood Ave., Atlanta, Ga. ‘Everybody is peculiar except Uhee and me, John, and thee is a little pe culiar, John.” Little & Smith, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Valdosta, (Ja. Office Orer First National Beak. There is no opium or other harmful tub- itancc in Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It may be given to a baby as confidently as to an adult. It is pleasant to take, too, and always cures, and cures quickly. It it a favorite with mothers of small children for colds and croup.