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I in is the Oil FIXED. Governor Terrell Respite (or Rawlings. L G. Rawlings and Hit Two Sons And Alf Moors Get a New Lease on Life—Governor and Attorney General Figured Closely on Time in Setting the Date. . 'vn Wednesday's Dally.) Governor Terrell yesterday Issued tulle - ,ormt ' d an ‘“Provlwd altar, ! before which the bridal couple stood a* ngs, | during the ceremony. On either Milton and Jesse, and I g j ( j 0 G f this were tall brass flodr PRETTY MACON WEDDING. Dure-Ferre Nuptials Celebrated Pretty Home Wedding. A beautiful home wedding last even lng was that of Miss Lillie Leo Dure and Mr. Harry Grant Ferree, of Mem phis, Tenn., -which occurred at the home of the bride's parents, Captain and Mrs. George Augustin Dure, on Orange street. The home was beautifully decorat ed, a white and green color motif be ing observed In the parlor where the ceremony was performed. Opposite the door tall palms and ferns were banked, and just In front oft these a pretty white wicker frame with the white satin kneeling cush ions draped with smilax and maiden hair fern, and decorated with bunch* of white carnations, tied with TIMES, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1906. LIKE NEW RAILWAY respites to June 8 (or J. lilt two the negro, A If Moore, all under Ben-| candlesticks holding electric lights, tence of death Friday at Valdosta land at the base of enen were mass- Jor the murder of the Carter clill- jed white carnations and ferns. Palms Uren. w'ere used effectively about the apart- Thls date was arrived at by the ment, and vases of the white flow- governor after consultation with At- era added to the beauty of the deco- torney General Hart and careful com- rations. putatlon of He- time necessary for j Across the spacious reception hall the decision of tie. United) States the library was decorated In red supreme court to „e made the decree roses and carnations with palms, sml- «f the Georgia courts. j lax and fernB. The dining room As thirty days Is necessary for tho was In pink and green; roses and en- doclslon to reach Atlanta from Wash- chantress carnations being used ingtnn that would throw the .into to charmingly with smilax and aspara- May 111, counting from tho time the gus fern. A tall cutglass vase of the decision was handed down at the na-.carnations formed tho floral center- tlonal capital. Some twelve days'piece for tho tahle with the pretty moro will he necessary for the Geor-!dishes of bon-bons, etc., carrying out gia supreme court to pass on it, and the color motif nlso. On another ta- send the remlttnr to Lowndes county hie the large cut-glass punch howl superior court. was hanked with pink- sweet peas and As nearly as possible, Governor delicate vines of smilax. l’crrcll commuted the time on this I Guttenbergcr's orchestra was stn- basis, arriving at the date of June 8. tloned In the hall, and as the bridal The respites came to Valdosta this 'party descended the stn.rs they ren- afternoon. .derecl Mcndelsshon’s wedding march, As yet no formal petition has been [ Ibo matron of honor, Mrs. George presented to the prison commission Cherry, coming first preceding th» asking for commutation of sentence bride, who came in on the arm or her tor the father and IiIb two sons. Gen.'father, Captain dure. At the same Evans' stated this morning that, Inas- time the groom, with his best man, much as the respites had been extend- Mr- William Dure, entered at another ed to June 8, the commission would door, meeting the bride and her fath- not go Into the case at the meeting er before the Improvised ahar, where usxt week, and probably not until Rev. William Holder Wnlker nwaited early in June. them and Impressively performed the No More Delays In Case. j beautiful marriage ceremony of the It Is understood that Governor Episcopal churcn. • Terrell Informea Attorney Cooper | The bride wore a beautiful prln- that ho would not grant any more cesse gown of white radium silk, reprieves In the case ror the purpose over taffeta, trimmed In chiffon ap- of getting the case before the par- plifluo and pcnrla. Her long tulle don board and that whatever the at- veil was fastened with white orchids ’C torney expected to do In the matter and her bouquet of bride’s roses and ■ ’must be done before Juno 8th. It mkldenhntr fern was tied with white • /fa understood that the Governor tulle ribbon. The brldc'B only or- nindo himself plain In this matter' nament was a diamond sunburst and Ja,order to cut oil-aar red-tape that' pendant of diamonds %uliht' be. adopted for the purpose of gift from " laying tho execution. , - f _ tywuBefcf' differ ' for 'the execu- of white silk and carrldd a bouquet Inched Sheriff Pasemore today of ptnlj carnations tied with pink id Is ns follows; tulle rlhnon. t , . . * May * 1908. ! The ceremony occurred at 9 o’clock Uti. the Sheriff of Lowndes County: end afterwards a buffet supper was Whereas, the Supremo Court of served before the bridal couple left the United States did, on tho 10th on their wedding Journey. 4ay of April. 1900, nfllrm the Judg- About seventy-live of the friends aunt of the Supreme Court of Geor- end relatives of the bride and groom Sir In the cases of the state of were present at the ceremony and Georgia vs. J. G. Rawlings, Milton the buffet supper which followed. Kawllpgs and Jesse Rawlings, con- The brldo’s wedding gOwn was Tinted at a special term of Lowndes changed for a going away (own of Ceperlor Court, held In July. 1906, blue silk, with which slip wore hat of the crime of murder, and scntenc- and gloves to match.—Macon Tele- «d to bo executed on May 4, 1906, graph. and | — — ■ Whereas, under the rules of said The Early Closing’ Movement, Court Its mandate' does not Issue ! R Is understood that one or two antll 30 days after the rendition pf of the local merchants who have tho Judgment, and | been closing tVelr stores promptly Whereas, under the rules of tho at six o’clock each afternoon, under 8npreme Court of Georgia, Its re- an agreement do do so, are threaten- Slitter to the Superior Court .does luff to withdraw from the agreement not Issue for 10 days after the re- and go on keeping open aa long aa ecptlon of the mandate of the United they please. This Is due to the fact States Supreme Court, It It therefore that some of the merchanta have Ordered; That the execution of not been keeping the contract strict- J. G. Rawlings. Milton Rawlings and ly and those who have kept it do not Jesse Rawlings be suspended until care to be bound by a contract which JTrlday, June 8, 1906, on which day, is Ignored by their competitors In 'in the absence of any legal order to business, the contrary, you, the Sheriff of Tho clerks of*the city are Interest- Lowndes county, will proceed to do ed.ln the matter and they appeal to execution on the bodies of the said J. the shoppers to help them out by a.. Rawlings, Milton RawlIngB and not buying anything after six o’clock Jetso Rawlings, in accordance with the hour for closing. The fearly-elos- the Judgment of the court rendered In* movement Is observed rigidly In In said cases. It Is further all of tho cities and it should be ob- Otdered: That the execution of Alf served In Valdosta If tho merchants r-oorc, who Is a material witness for 'agree to It. When six o’clock comes, the state in said cases, he suspended the doors ought to be closed and bus- until Friday, June 8. 1900. and In the Iness suspendcu until the next morn- absence of any legal order directing lug. At least, this Is the way the ths contrary, you, the sheriff of clerks look at the matter. Lowndes county, will proceed to do Their Catlike Curiosity Makes Ufe Eventful Along the Uganda Line. SIMBA THEIR PET STATU Agent There Wires That They Sleep on His Platform and Amuse'Themselves by Chasing Trackmen Up Telegraph Poles. NEW BANK OPENS MAY 15. Meeting of Stockholders Elects < fleers of Institution. A meeting of the stockholders of the Valdosta *■ Bank and Trust Com pany was held this week for the purpose of electing a board of trus tees, who subsequently met and elected the officers of the new in stitution and called for the balance of the capital stock of $200,000 to be paid in by the 16th of May when tne bank will begin Its business ca reer in its handsome new; building on the corner of Hill avenue and Wall street. The trustees who were elected are as follows: B. P. Jones, W. B. Con- oley, W. B. Johnson, J. T. Roberts, Frank Roberts, C. L. Smith, Jones, J. H. Simms W. J. Kelley, G. E. Swindle, W. L. Fen- ;r, W. H. Mashburn, H. L. Boone, , K. Jones and George Varn. These trustees elected the follow ing officers of the bank B. P. Jones, president; Frank Roberts, first-vice president; C. L. Smith, second-vice president; C. L. Jones, cashier; W. Mashburn, assistant cashier, and The lions of East Africa appear to be watching the progress of civilization with deep interest, and nothing has done more to arouse. their curiosity ami wonder than the trains on the Uganda railroad. This railroad, from the Indian ocean to Victoria *\ynnza, is 584 miles long7‘)"VF'oodward & Smith, attorneys, and between the terminal points are thirty-nine stations. The line is man aged on the system of the Indian rail roads. and most of the men In the track, train and station service are East Indians. The Indian station agent is known ns a balm, and he leads a lonesome life. Slinba. for example, where the lions have been making a special study of the railroad system, lias only a station building, a water tank for the engines and a side track, this being one of the places where trains pass each other on the single track road. The traffic manager at Nairobi one morning received this astonishing tele gram from the babu at Slmba: A lion has been bothering me for three nights. He comes up on the station plat form nnd goes to sleep. Then he walks up and down, scratches on the wall and door and tries to get Into the office. Please send cartridges for a Snyder rifle by the first train for my protection. I have blank cartridges, but they are of no use against lions. This profound observation has the earmarks of sober truth. It is to be believed that the cartridges were promptly supplied, but. If so, they did not make a deep impression upon the lions, for a month later another hair raising telegram reached the traffic manager, as follows: Urgent. To Traffic Manager: A lion Is on the platform. Please in struct guard and driver (engineer) to pro ceed carefully end to make no signals In the yard. Tell the guard to advise pas sengers not to get out here and to be very careful himself when he comes Into the office. It Is not quite certain whether the babn was chiefly solicitous for the safety of the guard or whether be The bank will have a capital stock f $200,000 and, with the business ability and experience behind it, it will become one of Valdosta’s strong est financial institutions. Their Term of Office Ends Atlanta, Ga., May 3.—This month the term of office of Hon. Hoke Smith, and several other members of the board of health of the city of Atlanta, will expire, and there is a rumor going the rounds that council may not re-elect Mr. Smith because of the gubernatorial campaign. That a fight will be made on his candidacy for re-election Is certain, but wnether or not It will succeed remains to be seen. Good Report for Soldiers’ Home •For the first time since the open ing of the Confederate Soldiers’ home there was a full attendance of the trustees at the first quarterly meeting held the past week at that institution. The report of the president show ed that the home was in an excellent condition, being attributed to the ex cellent management of the superin tendent. During the past quarter, nine old soldiers were admitted, six were discharged and six died. This leaves in the home 105 old veterans. Do You Suffer From Kidney Trouble We guarantee one bottle of Smith' Sure Kidney Cure to benefit or cure, or your druggist will refund your money. Price 60 cents. A. E. Dim- mock. How’s Your , liver? It will pay you to take good care of your liver, because, If you do, your# liver will take good care of you. Sick liver puts you all out of sorts, makes you pale, dizzy, sick at the stomach, gives you stomach ache, headache, malaria, etc. Well liver keeps you well, by purifying your blood and digesting your food. 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Dimmock, Valdosta, Ga. execution upon the body of the said Alf Moore, In accordance with the iten.ee of the court rendered In Graytville," Mo’ ■’three" of 'my'”custo- Fortunate Missourian.. ’’When I was n druggist, at Livon ia, Mo.,” writes T. J. Dwyer, now of old case. Herein fall not. J, M. Terrell, Governor. By the governor: Benjamin M. Blackburn, Secretary Executive Department. mere were permanently cured of con sumption by Dr. King’s New Discov ery, and are well nnd strong today. One was trying to sell bis property nnd move to Artxona, but after using New Discovery a short time ho found It unnecessary to do so. I regard Dr. King’s New Discovery as the moat wonderful medicine In exist ence." Surest cought and cold cure A Mountain of Gold. Could not bring ns much happt- ( neon.to Mrs. Lucia Wilke, of Caro- nnd throat and lung healer. Guaran line. Win., as did one 25c box ofteed by A. E. Dimmock and W. D. Bncklen’a Arnica halve, when K com- Dunaway, druggists. 60c and 31.00. 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Old; Eating Sores, Scrofula, Carbuncles Pains and Ac’ es in Bones or Joints, Hair or Eye- . brows falling ont in patches, Persistent Sore Month, Gums, or Throat, or Tainted, Impure Blood, then you have Blood Poison,eithqr inherited or contacted Take Botanic Blood Balm aocording to direction^, soon all Soros, Pimples and Eruptions will heal perfectly, Aches and Pains cease, Swelling subside, and a perfecr, never to return cure made. Gives skin the rich glow of perfect health. For Old Rheumatism. Catarrh and Bone Pains These diseases with aches and pains in bones, joints and back, hands, fingers, arms and le?s crippled by rheumatic pains, hawking, spitting, nose bleeding, ringing in the ears, sick stopiacli of catarrh are sure signs of awful poisoned condition of the blood. Bo tanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) stops all aches and HE CLIMBED A TELEQIUPH POLE. J thought that the lion might take advan- j tage of the open door. However this • may be. the distress signal from Slmba I had the Immediate result of starting a j British eportsinnn in that direction. ‘ He took the next train for Slmba, I and under the water tank he and the railroad ineu erected a x platform about ten feet above the ground, where the Nimrod spent several days waiting for the visitors. His patience was at length rewarded. He bagged two lions and a lioness, though one lion bit him so severely iu the arm when he went up to the apparently dead beast that he speut three mouths in a coast hos pital. There was nothing dolug for several weeks after the great day when three Hons had been laid low witbin .a few tods of the station. Then came an other uervous telegram: Extra urgent! Track hand was sur rounded by two lions while returning . , , from signal box. He climbed a telegraph pole near the water tank. He Is up there Order train to stop there and take him aboard. The track mau succeeded in reaching the statlou before relief arrived. For several days the telegraph wire was burdened ouly with routine dispatches., •{• Then another episode was proclaimed j A in the following shape: To Guard and Driver of Down Train: Carriage of m-v rotary Is on the siding, where he shot a lion Just now, and others roaring on Maklndu side. Driver must proceed without signals and stop engine opposite station. Guard must not »t out of the brake van. Later advices ha ye not yet come to haud, but If any station master Is find ing life monotonous and longs to have dull routine peppered with Incident and adventure perhaps be may arrange pains, the poison is destroyed an cl a real permanent cure is made of the worst rheumatism or foulest catarrh. Cures Itching Eczema, Watery •V Blisters Oa any part of the body. B. B. B. stops the Intense itclii g, heals every sore, scab or scale by giving a pare, healthy Blood supply to the body, Cools the blood, Cores old cases. 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If druggists don’t keep Blot d Balm in sotek, we will send sums on receipt of price, express prepaid Address \ • _ Blood Balm Company, Atlanta, Geofgia. If not cured when a Right Quantity Is Used,!IYourIMeney wlllfbelRefunded. R. B. BRIE8ENICK, FRED.*GRIMM, C. P. THORNTON, Prea. & Trees. e Atlas Copper Works, t Manufacturers of HSH? turpentine Stills & Supplies * •£ BEST EQUIPPED PLANT IN UNITED STATES. * MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP THE VERY BEST, t ? Special attention to repair work I EXTRA STILLS, WORMS, CAPS I * All classes of copper work solicited - NQ ARM<5 .. A. flvc ’ . and prompt delivery of work. | Awu ahms ALWAYS ON HAND.) to swap Jobs with the babu at Slmba. + + + + + + + + + + + + L * **