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/ THE VA] When the nerves are weak everything goes wrong. You are tired all the time, easily discouraged, nervous, and irritable. Your cheeks are Sarsaparilla 'pale and your blood is thin. lYdur doctor says you are threatened with a nervous breakdown. He orders this grand old family medicine. M m» I km «••* Al*r’. saBSm2^ n Jtoss* lm * yattblood."-D. C. Holt, Weal Karan f I JO • bottle, An *-rtr— tor I»wali. Weak Nerves «*ep tho bowels regular with Ayer's OHls. Just one pTil each light. “Cut it Out” says many a doctor to his lady patients, because he doesn’t know of any medi cine that will cure female troubles except the sur geon’s knife. That such a medicine exists, however,is proved by thousands of cures made by Cures Womb Disease It hat saved the lives of many weak, sick women and rescued oth ers from a lifetime of chronic sick ness. It will cure you If you will only jive It a chance. Try It. Sold by all druggets and deal ers In 11.00 bottles. GAVE UP SUPPORTER. ** 1 wore a supporter for four years, to keep up my womb,” writes Mra. S. J. Chrisman, of ManAsville, N. Y. "My doctor said no medicine would help me. After taking Cardul 1 gave up my sun- porter and am now well.” + + •M* + + pwfwnfwf * % Ip FOR III T* rv T_ ish in AN ATLANTA NEWS A Day’s Doings in the Capital City of Mayor Woodward Announce* that he Will Veto the Ordinance to Extend a Sewer—Fire Caueed Panic in a Hotel—Southern League Season Opens at Piedmont Park. Atlanta, April 11—Mayor Wood ward announced yesterday that he would on Monday veto the proposed ordinance to extend the Orme street sewer, which already extends beyond the city limits. The veto will be baa ed on tho ground that $10,000 of the sum proposed to be used in the exten* sion of the newer is to come from the fund derived from the sale of oonds for sewer building and that when the people voted for a $250,- 000 bond issue for sewer work this sewer extension was not eontemplat' ed A building permit has Just been Issued to Frank Cox In behalf of J. D. Thompon, who has a large Inter est In the Star Theater, for the modeling of a three story brick build' lng at 180 Marietta street, to be used as a vaudeville theater and which will b« controlled by Thompson. The house will be larger than the Star, which is on Decatur street near the .Kimball house. As a result of a fire yesterday the barn of Capt. E. a. Day, of 20 Cur rie street, was destroyed, and the Peachtree Inn. In t*he rear of which was situated the burned barn, was the scene of Intense excitement. The hotel guests were thrown into a pan- is until they discovered that the fire was not In the building. A ’fine bird dog, a coBtly carriage were burned and a fine horse which was scared by the Are escaped and hasn’t been found. So far os Atlanta is concerned, the Southern League Baseball season opens this afternoon at 3:30 o’clock at Piedmont Park, the locals meel the Montgomery team, no parade for the o] exercises incidjj^to Naylor, 0*3 Robinson accident of'rd bis left foot sei sequence of ini considerable fertng. Mr. R. 'T; Bive turpentl: tion, left on to attend a na Operators to this week. Mr ough public-^pi; who is heh and esteem by throughout this Mr. Prank L. turned from Hampton Springs where he has been spending the past ten'section In a drunken rage last night days in an effort to Jpecuperate his ghot to death his nephew and serf- health. He returns much improved,jously wounded another boy and a man his murderous gun being only sllenc- r Mill-Jed when-the desperado was shot dead teacher j n nis tracks^ by another Intended class victim. ie earn- The tragedy occurred near Brooks w jU Station, on the line of Spalding resume her duties taX#t capacity and Fayette counties and created the greatest excitement in tha neighbor Immediately. Mia, Ftlten Is a hooJ , where all parties are of proml- young woman of charmjbi£ qualities nence and well connected, and not only serves thj community! a. L. McNeely was drinking heav- ln a substantial way in her efforts jj y yesterday and about dusk, had to the delight of his Miss Belle Patten, town, the efflcienl who only recently here, has returned est solicitation of aid in the rendering 1 for the different churcl also lends much mirth meat in the young peop! A\hJch she moves and there is not one more Many of the leading expressed their intention over to Homerville on of this week for the purpoi ing Hon. Hoke Smith dl^ Issues Involved In the pr< paign, We see, no reason why citizenship of this section peclally Naylor district shi feel profoundly greatful marked improvements In this] munlty during the past few And this progress has .not the “boom” or “mushroom 1 STATE OF GEORGIA — Lowndes County: To the Hon. Philip Cook, Secretary . .of State: The petition of H. B. Peeples, Joseph A. Alexander, N. T. Peeples, and J. W. E. Powell, residents of Nashville Georgia, and of R. D. ie music,worked himself into a frenzy over Stevens, W. Coley, J. F. Lewis, J. but who real or fancied Injuries, and taking JO. Stevens, Jr., S. M. Varnedoe merri- his gun and filling his pockets with t a JJ d Griffin, residents of the circle in ,i, a n, k , . * . .. ! city of Valdosta, said state and coun- circle in shells, loaded with buckshot, left his ty, respectfully shows: whom home on his murderous mission. I 1. That they desire to form a ’• j McNeeley rode in his buggy in fact: railroad corporation, pursuant to the i» have most of the shooting was done while I Provisions of the Acts of the General .... , .. .. . .. Assembly of Georgia, approved De- going sitting in tne vehice. About seven cember 20, 1902. Inesday o'clock he started .or the house of S. 2. The name of the railroad com- if hear- a. Putman, who resides near hint P an V for which petitioners thus seek the -.mi . . . , Incorporation, is to be the Valdosta i a , nd * ga nrt ™ hom he ha(i f ° r sam8 ,& Nashville Railroad Company, the ii cam- time had a grievance, real or fancied, j same not being the name of any ex- When he came to the house of Put- ! lstlng railway corporation in the entire man he did not wait a minute, but 1 Georgia. cs. fired as soon as he saw hi. victim, j ne 3 arly T a \ e be not The full charge entered the right; thirty miles. the arm near the shoulder, fracturing the com- bone eo that later amputation. was ears.' necessary. His next place of attack was the i«y home of Mrs. Vickers, ' and Miss Indeed, not so much of a material Anna Vickers was the (one be called nature, would It appear'to the casvfor. When'she came to\(he door he ual Observer; but after all ioauulsb- fired at her,-but hit herjbung broth- and morp 1 0 f thi Fhlch Said, road will run from Val dosta, Lowndes county, Georgia, or some point near thereto, in a north ward direction to Nashville, Georgia, through the counties of Lowndes and Berrien; the principal places, from which, and to which, It Is to be con structed being Juit above mentioned. 5. The amount of the capital stqpk is (300; ‘ flOOd In the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Georgia, Southwestern Division. In the matter of the Comfort Trad ing Company, Bankrupt in Bankruptcy. GEORGIA—Thomas County: By virtue of an order by Honor able J. H. Merrill, Referee in Bank ruptcy in the above stated matter, granted March 19th, 190G, the under signed as trustee of the Comfort Trading Company, bankrupt, will sell at Boston, Georgia, at public outcry, free from all liens, during the usual hours of sale on the 23rd day of April, 190G, the following de scribed property: A parcel of land in the town of Boston, Thomas coun’ ty. Georgia, bounded by line begin ning at the southwest corner of the intersection of Main and railroad streets, running thence easterly alonS the north margin of Railroad street 191 feet to west line of opera house lot: thence north at right angles on Railroad street 462 feet; Jhopce nea ly west 191 feet tm — Main Btreet; thencfL line along the east! street 462 feet to stl gether with all the/ other structures now Ises Including one 30x13" " OR. m CARLISLE’S FOR LIVER AND BLOOD STOMACH AND KIDNEY CURES RHEUMATISM IN At-L FORMS narkach", ' endache, tooth- sell., tiifliminiatton of the kid. ncv», gravel, neuralgia, sore throat, dipthcria. sprains, btn s*s. wmlmctod oords, mus cles slid stiff Joints, cramp ooltu and cholera morbns, bil lions colli', chills and fevei, biles • f Insects, reptiles and mud cogs, croup, coked hr asl , suppressed menstrua- tii.u, corns, fob ns, palpitation of t <• heart, piles, gonorrhea, ervsijiek'8, uto FOR INTERNA I. nndiKXTERNAL CHE CARLISLE & CO. macon, - Georgia Price, * 50 Cent* ... rou hale »y • »\ A. E. DIM MOCK’.- PHARMACY. b© ft hand to turn- music, however. If the weather !• good— and the chance* are that it will he perfect—there will he a great crowd out t\> root for Bill Smith and the Atlanta*. The directors of the Atlanta team hnve posted $3,000 which will be given to the team if it lands the pennant this season. Those who are keeping tip with the gubernatorial campaign are ask ing themselves and their neighbors If Hon. Hoke Smith and Hon. Rich- ftrd Russell will indulge In a Joint debate next week. From a compari son of the appointments announced by the two gentlemen, ?t is seen that they will he In Dnhlonega on Monday and In McDonough on Tuesday. QUITS THE BELL COMPANY. 4 + + *H' + < l i + + 4 , + + + + + * + + * + * + * + •fr * •F + + + "J" Manager West, of Atlanta, Gives up 4*| Place After Long Service. *F 1 Atlanta, April 10—After having .j, served the Southern Bell Telephone . Jand Telegraph Company In various j" I capacities for a period of twejty-flve ’•‘‘years. Superintendent Robert L. •F West has tendered his resignation. It la not known what line of business he will engage in In the future. When nineteen yvara of age he entered the company's employ at Richmond. Va. He was made man- **er at Danville, Va., then Charlotte, N. C., and from that place was transferred back to Rich mood-. Af ter two years ho waa sent to Birm ingham. Ala., where he remained aix years. He came here from that city Cu> and Godly man; sod, McNeely fired and the iodlst people have re-!man received, a full charge of buck . . F t reposed corporation will be In the dm tor Hen- J lty o{ v a ia 0 sta, said state an! young county. , Petitioners do Intend In good while tne Mijtnojist people nave re- ( man receiveu. » iuu wmiie o*. uuv„ , - forward without delay painted their ffllbe building and have shot, producing almost instant death, ^‘ geeure ■ubseripttons to the capital a movement da foot to refurnish it McNeely at once saw he had killed g t 0 ck, construct, equip, maintain and throughout. They have as their the wrong person and sprang from operate_said railroad/ pastor good old* Brother Stfewart, of his buggy rushing into the house. Mr Petitioners show that they ... , ,, have given four weeks notice of Quitman, whom everybody knows-aud Henson secured nis gun and as Me-: t - nelr intention to apply for a charter loves. {Neely broke into the house shot him * publication, according to law A fln^ school has just closed: per- dead on the threshold. j haps the most successful term in 1 The mania for blood had taken full recent years, which was taught by possession v>f the man, and but for Prof. Avera and already the matter the prompt? action of Henson several of erecting a splendid new' school| other victims would perhaps have building Is being discussed by some fallen before his murderous fire, of the leading citizens and doubtless! — will be built before the opening of Cured Hemorraghe* of the Lungs, the fall term. I “Several years since my lungs been firmly established long alnce, affords our people excellent service; while the Milltown Air Line railway, last, but by no means least, contln ues to run two daily trains Into Nay lor over their “own line;” ftnd they are generally on time, too, which cannot he said of tie Atlantic Coast Line—a greater system, perhaps. W. A. S r. Month, to | Reliable Parties. WRIT* AT ONCE FOR FACTORY prices amo Homey Saving Plan. Give References Also. Sep Mrs. Nina AtwatVr, a handsome young woman of the brunette type, vas yesterday morning fined 325.76 .In police court nnd ordered to move [from &o. 10 Cooper street. Nelgti- bor» had charged that she was ran nlng a disorderly house. The wo. man and several lodgers were arrest- fd Saturday night during a raid by policemen and detectives. The Richest Men In the World. The richest man In the world can not have his kidneys replaced nor live without them, so It Is Important not to neglect these organs. If Fo ley's Kidney Cure Is taken at the first sign of danger, the symptoms will disappear and your heaulth will be restored, as It strengthens and builds up these organs as nothing else will. Oscar Bowman. Lebanon. Ky„ writes; ‘1 have used Foley’s I have opened an offloe in my same old Kidney Cure and take great pleasure quarters. People wishing my somoes In ststlng It cured me permanently ‘ find me by leaving message at Cars- of kidney disease, which certainty ••eT* drag store. Residence PhoneJUj would have coat me my life." A. E. Cling*. DR- M. T. ALLEN. iDlmmock. Notice to the Public. The rural free delivery having were so badly affected that I had Buy* Florida Timber Mr. P. B. Allen returned Satur day from Valusla county. Fla., where he has been for several days closing a deal for a large body of round tlm her. He purchased at a bargain a tract of 12,000 acres of very fine timber. A location on this tract has first been established; and supplied with suffi cient 1 labor to work It. Mr. Allen ia highly pleased with his purchase and has fine prospects In the investment. —Moultrie Observer. many hemorrhages." writes A. Ake, of Wood, Ind. “I took treat!- ment with several physicians with out any benefit I then started to take Foley’s Honey and Tar, and my lungs are now as sound as a bullet. I recommend It In advanced stages of lung trouble.” Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough and heals the lunga, and prevents serious results from a cold. Refuse substitutes. A. E. Dlmmock Gone on a Fishing Trip.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Staten, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Dougherty, Mr. W. D. CandHss and Miss Mahle Vam went down to Moseley’s pond this evening to spend the day fishing and plcnicing. They will return this ev Cuing. Wherefore, they pray to be lncor porated under the laws of this state. H. B. Peeples, Jos. A. Alexander, N. T. Peeples, J. W. E. Powell, J. O. Stevens, Jr.. R. D. Stevens, W. Coley, J. F. Lewis, 9. M. Varnedoe, W. H. Griffin. GEORGIA—Lowndes County; Before me, D. S. Wilson, of sa d county, an officer of said state, duly authorized by law to administer oaths, personally appeared w. »• Griffin, J. F- Lewis and W. Coley, three of the petitioners, who on oath say that the names subscribed to the petition to which this affidavit la annexed, are the genuine Mgna- tures of the person* named therein, and that the facta stated in the pe tition are true, to the best of depon ents’ knowledge, information and be lief. J. F. Lewis, R. D. Stevens, W. H. Griffin. Sworn to and subscribed before me. toletheffih^of^^' S. L. C. Ga. The Original. Foley & Co„ Chicago, originated Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy, and on account of the great merit and popularity of Foley’s Hon ey and Tar many Imitations are of fored for the genuine. Theae worth less Imitations have similar sound' Ing names. Beware of them. The genuine Foley’s Honey and Tar Is In a yellow package. Ask for It and refuse any substitute. It Is the best remedy for coughs and colds. A. E- Dlmmock. Stomach and Liver Trouble Cured. Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup cures stomach and liver trouble as It aids digestion, and stimulates the liver and bowels without Irritating these organs like pills and ordinary cathar’ lcs. It cures Indigestion and sick headache and chronic constipation Ortno T-axatlve Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or gripe and It mild and pleasant to take. Refuse gubmltutes A. E. Dlmmock. Important to Valdosta. Profit by This and Find Safeguard Against Many Ills- N’othini is more important to Valdos. ta titan the good health oft her people How can they fill their plfeta in this busy towrennless they are 4M11? No one trouble is rt sponffible-tor more nervous ills, sleeplewnesvTxbnetal de bility, vr- akness, fcack-athea, rheuma tic pains, even ill-tempefljfcgnd peevish- ness, titan indige tion: ^,1* Fortunately, a combination of reme dies called Mi-o-n* stomach tablets has been discovered that absolutely cures indigestion and restores to health and strength the whole digestive system. So re table is Mi o-ua in curing all forms of stomach weakness and troub les that Al E Dimmock gives a signed guarantee that the remedy will coat nothing unless it cores. Mi-o-na sells for 50 cento, and is invaluable to anyone who suffers with Indigestion, nervous ness, or weak stomach. KILLthi coug AND CURE^Ht LU "“"r. King’s New Discovery *C 0NSUMPTI0N Priee OUGHSand 60c &$ 1.00 Free Trial. Surest and Quiciseit Cure for all THROAT and LUNG TROUB LES, or MONEY BACK. outfit having three 70-saw gins; also five Sea Island ccfton gins: two/j forty horse power .(boilers; two 85 * horse power steam engines; one 76 horse power engine; one 80 horse power boiler; one dynamo with all fixtures, appurtenances, belting, etc., scale, tools, trucks, pumps, tanks, hose and other machinery and fix tures, now kept and used In connec tion with said ginnery and altogeth er constituting the plant of the Com* fort Trading Company in said town of Boston, Georgia, except a parcel of lana sold by W. C. Snodgrass to the Georgia Northern Railroad Com pany described as follows: Com mencing at the southwest corner of Opera House and running north 248 feet to a stake, thence southwesterly 162 feet to a stake, 210 feet north of the northern boundary of the A. C. L. Railroad; thence west 31 feet to Main street; south 210 feet to Inter section of Main and Railroad streets; thence east along the northern boun dary of said A. C. L. right-of-way 189 feet to starting point; also prop erty bought of F. H. Lummus Sons Company, of Columbus, Georgia, to- wlt: One 280 saw battery condenser and one double box press with steam cylinder and tramper. This said property shall be offered for sale in bulk, and the property, the title, which Is claimed by Lummus Sons Company, towit: One 280 saw bat tery condenser and one double box press with steam cylinder and tramjier, shall be offered for sale separately; and that the remainder of it shall also be offered to be sold separately and the bids thus made ehall be reported to the Court for confirmation. This March 21. 1906. JAS. M. JONES, Trustee. 3 24 w 4w. , Or. Clarence Whittington. DENTIST Office in new Strlcktand Bnlldlng near Mordant. Bank. B. S. Richardson, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Valdosta, Ga. CRANFORD & WALKER, Attorneys-atLaw VALDOSTA, • • GEORGIA Offins lf*-*-T *——— -~~* a WOODWARD & SMITH, LAWYERS. OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN COURT HOUSE. Geo. W. KEENE, DENI 1ST, Lake Park, - Georgia. CURRAN R. ELLIS, ARCHITECT, Elba Bolldln*—CherrytStraet andtCotton Ate MACON, GEORGIA. PHOENIX LODGE NO. 4. I. O. O. F Meets every Friday evening at eight o'clock, Ashley Bnlldlng, corner Patterson St. and Hill Are. fOLEYSKlDStYCOM Makes Kidneys and Bladdar Right