The Valdosta times. (Valdosta, Ga.) 1874-194?, December 16, 1905, Image 5

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It parities the blood, renews the appetite, feeds the nerves, clears the brain and cures consti pation. It Is a true medicine for sick liver and kidneys, and regulates all the digestive functions. Try It. At all dealers In medldnes in 25 c packages. It it Expected that he Will Make a Sensational Address on the Line of ft Negro Emigration to Africa—80m©. thing About the Conference and the Work of the A. A. E. Church in Georgia—Leading Negroes at Quit- man, y ' Quitman, Ga. convened* \ ■'Turner, vices incident to the Methodist con- ference were conducted. The organ Izatlon was affected, and the presid ing elders were given the best part of the day to make out their statisti cal blanks. Bishop Turner, who created such a sensation throughout the United States ,ln his Macon speech, when he so severely criticized the United States, account of which appeared in the Valdosta Times of Nov. 22d Is expected to say some sensational things during the conference. Those who know Bishop Turner, know him to be the leading exponent of African emigration, and when he makes his annual address tomorrow there Is no telling what he will say. The conference In session here, Is the largest Methodist conference in the world without regard to color or denomination. The African Metho* dist church Is a distinct negro organ- ’ f izatlon, presided over by 13 negro bish ops, and operating 16 general depart ments ,with headquarters at Wash* lngton, D. C. Philadelphia, Nashville* Jacksonville, Columbus, Ga. New York To Remove FRECKLES AND PIMPLES jjju#- In 10 Days, Use F ...NADINOLA,... THE COMPLEXION BEAUTIFIES Father had Remonstrated With the Boy Who Shot Him. After the 8on Had 8hot hla Father Fatally Wounding Him, Ha Ran— Waa puraued by hla Younger Broth er, John, Who Fired at Him Wound ing Him in the Arm. Wayneaboro, Ga., Deo. 14—News has just reached the city of an awful " that occurred last night at vn-uigo ujitaun, anode' A - and killed hla father, Mr. 0. Glisson. The young man came hatne drunk and was remonstrated with by his father, becoming enraged about his No change in formula or package, father-a talk to him. The old gentle- £5ggAg£ man retired to his room and locked rly adverostfd and* sold at SATINb'-A. . . , the door. Procuring a shotgun, George came back looking for his father, and And lng the door locked, broke it open and fired once hitting his father In the stomach, and wounding him badly that ho died In about an hour. Realizing what ho had done, tho young man fled from tho house. He was pursued by his younger brother, John, who fired at him, wounding him' in the arm George has not yet been arrested and when last hoard from was at Mr. W. C. Parrish’s noar his home ayoid confusion, as we cannot afford to, have so valuable preparation confused with any other.) NADINOLA Is guaranteed, and money will be refunded In every oase where It falls to remove freokles, pimples, liver- spots, color discolorations, black-heads, disfiguring eruptions, etc. The worst oaaea in 80 days. Leaves tlie skin clear •oft^healthy, and restores the beanty of Prloe SOots and |1.00. Sold in each dfr by all leading druggists, or by Prepared only by M L mWuf y °V P “™ ing druggists. $65.00 TOP BUGGY FOR $48.00, It is not often you .hove an offer from a responsible firm of this kind, and one that will save yon as much money. Our s.„” t-„;—ig sold everywhere in the South at $65.00, lading att;u:hed with privi- wo -,viW .-,4,1.1 We afMieadquarters far “Red Star’’ b„ but to induce t: ivanuab, we tth id everywhere m l points that have rffer. On r terms c draft, bill of Isuliti order, balance sight draf e of mingtjon-pv-,rare* tjplete site cifications of this buggy. Is of harftftss and agents for Babcock fine linebf vehicle* account of better freight rate can.Sell their work cheaper than any competitor in the interior,- Write to-day. Savannah Buggy Company. 320 Broughton St„ W. SAVANNAH, QA. VALDOSTA MARBLE WORKS. NO COAL STRIKE NEXT SPRING. Tactic Agreement Between Miners and Operators Already Drafted. Tamaqua, Pa., Dec. 14—"There will be no strike of the anthracite miners next spring ,a tactic agreement hav ing already been drafted by the rep resentatives of the miners and oper and Atlanta. Those departments , atora 1 handle more than $1,000,000 per nn-j Thla statement wa8 nlado by O no nun, for church purposes of , he largest individual operators : This church operates more than I the anthraclte reglon alld is con- ! twenty schools aud colleges for tho ( nrmcd ln 8ubatanc0 by an offlcla i of most pan in the south. Morris Drown I the UnUed Mlne Wor kers. who Is clos College, Atlanta, lB the leading school. er t0 Prosldont Mitchell than any CtlTe Colic, Grtlbs, Fever In this school, there are nearly 1,0001 nynn . . negro girls and boys matriculating in , h „ o, iamnkl „ which allt * 3,1 d iseases of the The best equipped plant of the kind in the country, operating latest improved machinery for Cutting and Carving MONUMENTS You are cordially invited to call and inspect our stock and get our prices. L. H. WAR LICK, Proprietor VALDOSTA, GEORGIA. Mother’s Friend. Mother's Friend Is s soothing, softening, relax- —• >*-'-** maker, lnvlgorator and^reil ar. It puts new power Into^our bock and at log :: ‘3L with her own prettjr finrerx,—no dosing and •wallowing of nasty dru**—no lnsldo treatment it nil* The stats of tho mother during gestation may influence the disposition snd whole f uturs of ths child t that Is why mothers should wstch their condition and free themselves from pain. Her haallh, ibat of the child and their lives, depend on keeping free from torture, worry and melan choly. Bo of good cheer, strong of heart and peaceful mind. Mother's r riead can and will maks yon so. Bearing down pains, morning sickness, soreness of breast, and insomnia are all relieved and dlminlthad by this wonderful remedy backed Dv two score years of success. Of drajrgists 91.00 Sand for our book—Motherhood—free. THC BRAOFIELD REGULATOR CO. Atlanta. Qs. WOODWARD & SMITH, LAWYERS. OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN COURT HOUSE. Ph.B, IBS. all grades of education and Industry. Rev. J. S. Flipper, D. D., Is president He Is one of the ablest negro college presidents ln the United States, was born and reared ln Georgia Rev. R. D. Stinson, D. D., known as “The Country Philosopher and Booker Washington of Georgia”, visiting the conference, and will de liver an address on Industrial edu cation. Rev. J. O. Robinson, D. D., recent ly, of MUledgevUe, now pastor of the negro Methodist church at Rome, Is at the conference. He Is one of the best known newspaper men of his race and will report the proceedings to several dallies and journals through out the country. Rev. H. B. Parks, D. D.. general secretary of Missions .with headquar ters In New York is attending the conference. Dr. Porks will be made bishop In 1908. A commission will bo appointed at this conference to meet with the bish ops council in Savannah, Jan. 1900, to Invite the general conference to I meet In Atlanta, or Savannah. The At tho Shamokin convention which . t opens today, the miners win horse and cattle family, show a conciliatory spirit, which will Sold by A. L. Tolar, l2l at once be reciprocated by the opera- Central A VC., Valdosta, tors and a conference will be arrang ed. The miners would like to have ~ ‘ this conference before Christmas so they might make declaration of peace before that day ,but It Is not believ ed that this will be possible, as the operators are not Inclined to more hastily. Peabody Elected President. New York, Dec. 13—Charles A. •Peabody was unanimously elected president of the Mutual Life Insur ance company today. 1MW Vraa adrie*. bow to obtain patent* trait* mart* b Stow* ayy. Valta «Ut*« r*U*» 0*c* WASHINGTON, D. general conference of the A. M. B. church Is the largest body of negroes In the world. It meets every four years. Rev. T. N. M. Smith, D. D.. of Valdosta, Is one of tho leading lights of the confernece. Revs. J. T. Lin- toD,D. D., H. H. Johnson, D. D., P. F. Boddie, D. D., and J. A. Lindsay, D. D., are visiting the conference and were Introduced today. CASNOW- The Oldest Whiskey House in Georgia ESTABLISHED IN 1881. PUBLIC SALE. I will sell at public tale on Wednes day, December 13th, at my home at Lake Park, ten head of cattle, farm tools and implements, and other articles will bo sold to the highest bidder for cash. P. W DEDOE, Lake Park, Ga 11-18-^t-s "OLD 8HARP WILLIAMS Pur* fin® Old Rye. By the gallon $3-00 4 fall quart* $3^5. Express prepaid. GEO. J* COLEMAN RYE Pur* Panvylrauia Bye. rlohfand mellow By the gallon 93-78. 4 full (quarte 93.00 Bxpre prepaid. ANVIL RYE Pure Hubatantlal Family Whiskey, by the galloQ 93-80. 4 full quarto 93J0. Express prepaid. CLIFFORD RYE By ths gallon 13.35. 4 fulll quarto 93-08. Express prepaid. OLD KENTUCKY CORN Direct from ths Boudsd Warehouse, Plus and Old. By ths gallon 8Sm4 full quarto 93JO. Express prepaid. OLD POINTER CLUB CORN Rich and Mellow. By the gallon ttfiO. 4 full quarto 93.00. Bxprees prepaid. We liandle all the leading brands of Rye and* Bourbon Whiskies in the market, and will save yon from 26 per cent, to 60 percent, on yoorpurchases. Send for price list and catalogue—mailed free upon application. The Altmayer & Flatau Liquor Company, MACON, GA., AND BIRMINGHAM; ALA.