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THE VALDOSTA MARSHALL IS OUT ‘ ON BOND. m His Bond Was Fixed at $450 Dollars § Sen L The Charge Against Him Waa Brought by the Secretary of the Company of .Which Marshall waa President—Secretary Hulae Made a Statement Regarding the Trouble. T>e Atlanta Journal of yesterday had the following to say in regard to the case against A. A. Marshal), the president of a Mexican Mining Company, who was arrested here on Wednesday: “Officer Holcomb went to Valdosta for the prisoner and brought him to police headquarters Wednesday night. Marshall was allowed to en gage the services of a special guard SOLD LARGE INTERESTS. Mr. W. L. Fender Disposes of Timber Privileges Near Tifton. Mr. W. L. Fendejf yesterday sold the milling privilege on two thousand acres near Tifton to the Morgan Milling Company for $14,000. Mr. . Fender bought this property a year ago and has been getting the naval store products from It. He bought the property very cheap, the turpentine privilege more than paying what it cost him. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. Accounts That Were Approved and Ordered Paid This Week. Meeting of the Commissioners of Hoads and Revenues, Feb. 4th, 190C. The following accounts approved: A H Dukes ■$ Hardy Christian J. H. McKenna A. L. Burnett .J T Hester Godwin' Furniture Co Harriet Williams W I) Peeples W. A. Copied and Spent the night in a detention j S. L. Sharpe ward. Marshall, who lives at 231 j Hoy Knight .. Webb . West Peachtree street, was for some I ’■ time engage J In the insurance busl* j ^ • ness in Atlanta and only recently j ^ • Identified himself with the mining | company. j " “When seen at police headquar-! 'J' * ters Thursday morning Marshall sta- I * • s ted that his private dfecretar.v, F. V. * Huiso, was a better talker than hint- " ,n gielf and ue preferred to let hint state ! pc case. Hulse, who also resides at West Peachtree street, came to prison a little later, accompanied grney Shepar.l Bryan, who will ^Marshall In the proceed- , him. nference with Marshall noy, Hulse stated that list his employer arore that Marshall, ns mining company, ge of certain books Shumate, as secre- W. Stuckey A. Briggs F. Monroe H. Briggs Hd’w Co Airmans I. Passmore i. Taylor McDonald D. H. Miley VV. P. Vlckere H. K. McLendon .. .. Kelley & Webb C. W. Webb & Co. W. D. Dunn way .... .7. F. Passore. Sheriff 13.20 I 8.6<J 133.42 10.00 4.00 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1906. Fendc Lumbe McDonald Co. J. K. W. Smith ,A. Converse, Jr., Jones & Youles.. had a right to keep Joyners Market. W. P. Hunt. The private sec- Shumate had been Dalt °n Gmcer y Co. Jarshall and tlintthls Passmore., ite waa seeking to iyer trouble. |J. B. Miley 40.56 |ite, secretary of) the J* **• Ulmer 8.50 was seen in his A. V. Simms, Ord 5.00 Kimball house. Ir. 1 NoesmlAb Lumber Co *. 29.04 FMarabaU’B , juxgsm he| Wni - McDonald .J A. B. Dlmmoek.... 1.50 la# 'duly elected secretary P®«pleif-k Son*.. .. 121.00 of company! and as such had | J« U, Rountree..... .. 10.16 charg* of ttbe. company's books. Sev-. J * M * Walker .... 1.50 nrf&'days ago Murshall opened a J* Roberts Hdw Co.. .. 1.55 valise belonging to me nnd took out | Rbscoe Rouse 66 00 the books nnd papers'of the compa- Hnrley Hdw. C*> 13 05 oy. I demandej their return, but ^ r - W. E. Rouse 5.50 Marshall has refuaod to comply with Valdosta Packing Co '125 «ny demand. He Is seeking to S. B. Breedlove. nio from the. position I was elected Frank Wilson. to HU nml install his private secre tary. F. V. Hulse. In my stead." “J. H. Malaney, of Ln Dura. Mex lcv>, who Is said to have sold the property to th»- mining company, was in the room with Shumate WeJnes- R Jay morning. He said that Marshall had arranged to buy the property ^ and pay for it in Itistallments. It was agreed that Marshall was to pay Malaney the sum of $2,500 on Octo ber 15, and that he should pay the Snii*h. Judge City Ct. sum of $7,600 on January 1. In ad dition tp til's he had promise! to give Malaney 125.000 shares of stock iu *he mining company. "Malaney says that his main in terest in the case agaiust Marshall Is to recover the deeds to the prop- city, which wore in the papers ta ken by Marsh: 11 from Shumate's va lise. “Marshall, as president of the com* , pany, some time in December, rented a suite of offices in National Bank building. Nicholson 2.00 L. C. Solomon 17 oo Valdosta Meat Market .. .. 635 J. F. Passmore, Sheriff.. .. 45 21 Hnrley Hdw. fY> 15 50 R. T. Mvddelton, Clerk.... 128 00 E. Ellis 1 74 H. Dukes 114 17 \V. Lnng, Co. Trens.. Valdosta Ice & Mf*. C< W. W. Wilkinson 80 oo 60 00 125'0 Delegates Visited Rawlings. Nino or ten of tho delegates to the Coltou Growers Convention Thurs day went up to the county jail to see J. G. Rawllngh and his boys. They were accompanied by the # sheriff. They I spent about an hour in tho Jail and found the prisoners quite talkative. The elder Rawlings was In a good humor and when he Is in that condition, nothing suits him Fourth better than to engage In conversa- offices tion with those who visit him. Salaries of Mayor Fixed for the The 8pecial Commi 1 Works Made its Matters of Interest Council Chamber, Feb, Regular meeting of Council held this day. eat, Mayor Briggs, Councllmen ^ones Peeples. Pinkston, Blalock and Dus- ley. Absent Councilman Harvell The following resolutions Itfllli passed: ■ Councilman Blalock: ^ Resolved. That evidence hiring been furnished that Mrs. J.\ M. Brooks has paid the city $5.00 for a cemetery lot for which she has not deed, the Clerk be instructed to ve her deed to same. Councilman Peeples: Resolved. That the salary of the Mayor and Councllmen for the next two years be fixed at JffbO peri .in- num for the Mayor, and |75.0o*j|jer annum for Councllmen. '* Councilman Peeples by Request \ of the Mayor: I Resolved. That $100 be appropri ated for the Valdosta expense of malntenai Councilman Blalock: k Resolved. That the sum of $40$-*• appropriated to the Board of EJuj?. non for use in the discharge of he debt on the Lee Street colored school when the property is deeded to the Board of Education of Valdosta, or it is so arranged to the satisfaction of said board that the school prop erty can be used for no other pur pose than a school. The following report was /end, accepted and committee 'discharged with thanks. Hon. Mayor and Council: 'j . Your special committee on works beg to report that placed an order for a $7,000.00'bjfd' pumps per contract o* We "M. A. Briggs: O. K. Jones, , J. T. Blalock, Committee. ^ The following pound fees were re* milted: Mrs. Anna Willis, $3.76; W. It. Harp, $2.50; J. B. McLeod, $1.00. The following bills were real, ap proved and ordered paid <ta Vkh ettes Smith Livery Co., 12.60 C. B. Peoples, 19.00 Thomas-Dekle Co., 7.00 J. C. Wilson, 2.75 J J. McCranle, ' • 7.80 J. A. Yates & Co., 80.00 Bo. Coal & Coke Cot, 74.58 R. O. Campbell Coal &>., 32.99 Henderson, Cranford Buggy Co., 4 21.03 N. K./Fry, . 88.00 C. I. Shelton. ' . 39.75 Glamber Bros. M(g. Co., 40.00 Fender Lumber Co., 26.57 W. H. Briggs Hdw. Co., 905 Kinder Lou Mills, 10.00 Valdosta Ice & Mfg. Co., 421.45 National Meter Co., 208.50 Valdosta F- & M. Co., lflB A. E. Dlmmoek, 1.20 Sam Breedlove, 1.75 R. M. Hollngshead Co., 6.67 H. K. McLendon, .25 Hdrley Hdwr. Co., 8.20 Ingram & Hewlett, .55 Times Pub, Co., 104,00 J. E. Roberts Hdwr. Co., .50 Boyl & Presley Co., 2.00 R. Rouse, ’ 10,40 C. W. Stuckv, , 1.50 H. F. Tillman Grain Co., 16.00 A. L. Burnett, 15.10 Chas. .Hass, 12.42 There being ho further business, meeting adjourned, M, A. BRIGGS, Mayor. A. W. VARNEDOE, Clerk. City Clerk’s Report for Jan., 1906. RECEIPTS. Cash on hand Jan. 1st, 1906. , $ 16,887.66 1,102.33 3,986.22 398.50 1,609.03 43.00 36.00 43.48 79.68 30.00 33.25 68.10 20.00 Harper Rye ‘‘On Every Tongue.’’ Scientifically distilled; naturally aged*, best and safestjfor al. uses. Sold By J. E. QORNTO & CO., Sole Agent. Special Tax Advelorem tax Fine3 and forfeitures Water Rent Street tax Sewer permits Interest on daily balence Paving AbtL ....yV* Cemetery A, .. Pound ' Meters City Hall rent .. .. $ 24,317.26 DISBURSEMENTS. Interest on bonds $ 3,025.00 Bills payable 1.133.84 Sinking fund 3,916.67 Salaries .. 215.00 Street department 583.16 Police 360.37 Fire department .. 524.02 Lights .. .. 331.70 Health department 360.10 warkg 717.50 76.34 : WANTED. ■ ■ I ■ Highest Cash Price Paid for ■ : UNKNOWN, : : WHIPPORWILL, : : AND s Z TWO CROP : : peas : ■ ■ " Cm Sm BonduranVs \ " Rrug and Seed Store. * ■ Valdosta, Ga. n 11 ....' ,joj» *„ y have never been occupied, although ; the rent was paid in advance. j Soma Fine Strawberries. "When arrouted Murshall was in i Elder A. B. Herring, of Lake the act of bonrJing a train for At-1 Park, sends the Times a small box lanta. In explaining his presence in I full of strawberries from his patch Valdoatn he said: ‘My company has 1 that are as fine ns any we have ev- » gr^nt many stockholdors in south- j er seen. He has an acre of them west Georgia and 1 find It necessary j nnil he expects a large yield of them to make frequent trips to that sec-1 this year. tion.’ % "Marshall was taken before Jus- 1 Bought the Glddens Home, tlee Ormond Wednesday morning Mr. R. B. Myddelton has closed «nd applied for bond. He waa re-1 a trade for the cottage of Mr. Luther teas*! on a bond of $450 aud the ' Glddens near Pin® Park. Mf. Gid- preliminary trtal was set for Febru ary 14.” Men Past Sixty In Danger More than half mankind over sixty _ yean of age suffer from kidney and V.bladder disorders, usually enlarge- ifcent of prostate gland. This i 8 both paunful and dangerous, and Folev's Kim ne.v Cure should be taken at the flratVsIgn of danger, as It corrects Ir regularities and has cured many old teen of this disease. Mr. Rodney Barnett, Rock Port. Me., writes: I suffered with enlarged prostate gland jum) kidney trouble for years and af- fen taking two bottles of Folev’s Kidney Cure I feo! better than I have •sr twenty years a’thomrh I am now fl yean old." A. E. Dlmmoek. aou. wed. fri. v dens sold the place some time ago to Mr. G. L. Patterson nnd It has been occupied by Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Wilson. Mr. Myddelton expects to move his family there as soon as he can get possession of the place. For Billlousness and Sick Headache. Take Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup. It sweetens the stomneh. aids dlges* tion and acts as a gentle stimulant on the liver and bowels without irri tating these organs. Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup cures biliousness and habitual constipation. Does not nau seate or gripe and is mild and pleas ant to take. Remember the name Orino and reftise to accept any sub stitute. A. E. Dlmmoek. mon. wed. fri. Street pay roll $ 388.8(1 Health pay roll 198.15 Water works pay roll 65.26 M. J. Cliauncey, Agt., 175.51 J. C. Logan. G.OJ) A. W. Varnedoe, 101.00 So. Express Co.. 1.10 Postal Tel. Co.. - C. . T. Brown, 100 J. Y. Biitch, Cashier, 3,876.00 Chas. Holloway, 989.34 Purvis, 28.00 Fabric Fire Hose Co., 220.0' B. S. Richardson A. W. Varnedoe, clerk (Fire men’s uniforms,) J. A. Dasher, Elizabeth Brown, Robert Dye. C. Briggs. Pres School. 3 A. Briggs, salary, K. Jones, salary, W. Pinkston, salary, D. Peeples, salary, T. Blalock, salary. R. Ousley, salary, M. Harvey, salary, A. Smith, salary, W. H. Gainey, Robt. Grant, Je§se Grant, D. G. Griffin. Public Library, Woodward & Smith, salary, Shelly McKInna, C. Dampier, L. Presley, J. W. McIntyre, J. M. Gates, O. T. Hill. . John Clay tog*' 1 J. D. Jacutti. Rowland Griffin, Turner Presley, S. L. Sharpe, W. L. Morgan,, L. C. Varnedoe, C. C. Dunbar, John Dukes, C. C. Cody, Y»\ S. Dunbar, Paul Canady, C.us DeVane, Preston Brooks, Tom Cook, Jr., T. B. SwUly, Ham Brof., W. J. Glddens, J. P. Ulmer, 3.0o I 77.53 * 45.00 i4.o<y 1.00 403.6a 400.0(1 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00* 75.00 300.00 100.0(4 36.00 35.00 140.00 15.00 200.00, 30.00 100.00, oo.^a nd co.oofi' 60.00 50.00 40-.00 10.00 1.00 1.00 Paving 4.50 175 Cash on Land Peb.l, 1906. I 11,341.53 .» 12,976.72 To feel strong, hare good appetite and digestion, sleep soundly and en joy life, use Burdock Blood Bitters, the great system tonic and builder. All kun Down HIS is a common expres sion we hear on eve-v side. Unless there ! :ome organic trouble, the cc. dition can doubtless be remeaieo. /our doctor is the best adviser Do not dose yourself with a! kinds of advertised remedies — t his opinion. More than like!; u need a concentrated fat fo to enrich your blood and tor. up the system. Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil BBBBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBHIBBIBBBB just such a food in its best forrr. it will build up the weaken^, wasted body when z: I other foods fail to nourish. I you are run down or emaciated give it a trial: it cannot hurt you. It is essentially the best oo jjpossible nourishment for delicate ioo oo | c bildre n and pale, anaemic girls. 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 35.00 30.00 of Emufsion you buy. ffOjl scon & BOWNE 50.00 ^ j If Chemists 1 S3 33 fJpT 409 PMrl Strt **' Ntw York 2S.30 50c and $1. AO DrujuUts We will send you a sample free. G. S. & F. Railway, j THE BEST ROUTE TO *- ’ Macon, Atlanta, Columbus, Americus, Birmingham, Montgomery, Albany, Jacksonville, St. Augustine,, Palatka, Tampa and all Florida Points. :? Three Trains Daily Northbound. No. 2 Leave Valdosta for Macon, . . . . 11:20 a. m. No. 4 Leave Valdosta for Macon. . v , .11:30 p.m. No. 6 Leave Valdosta for Macon, . . 6:00 a.m. Trains Arrive—Northbound. No. 2 Arrive Valdosta from Palatka, . . 11:00 a.m. No. 4 Arrive Valdosta from Jacksonville, . 11:15 p.m. No. 8 Arrive Valdosta from Jacksonville, . 11:12 a.m. No. 10 Arrive Valdosta from Palatka, . . . 11:06 p.m. Four Trains Daily Southbound. No. 1 Leave Valdosta for Palatka, . . 4:60 p. m. No. 8 Leave Valdosta for Jacksonville, . . 5:20 a.m. No. 7 Leave Valdosta for Jacksonville, 4:45 p.m. No. 9 Leave Valdosta for Palatka, .... 5:20 a.m. Trains Arrive—Southbound. No. 1 Arrive Valdosta from Macon, . . . . 4:36 p.m. No. 8 Arrive Valdosta from Macon, 5:10 a. m. No. 5 Arrive Valdosta from Macon 11:00 p. m. Schidulti giun abot* [art tvtytct to eh vartun of t Through Poll man Cars from.Tifton, to Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nash ville, St. Louis and Cliicago all-the*year-round. Elegant Sleeping Cam on Train No. 4 for Macon and Train No. 3 for Jacksonville. Handsome Parlor Cars on Trains Nos. 1-7 and, 8-2 between Macon, Valdosta and Jacksonville. Information as to rates, routes, schedules, sleeping car reservations, etc., will be gladly famished upon application to L. O. Sikes, Ticket Agent, Valdosta, Oa. S. f. PARROTT. V-P. C. B. RHODES, G. P. A., Maeon,:Georgi«.