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rHE VALD80’ |A TIMES. SATURDAY, JUNE^p, 1906.
VETERANS GET A EFFORTS TO WHIP ED. COLE| MADE
HIS ESCAPE.
Portrait jtf President
jeton Pacliino and Other Trusts Said
Davis Was Given Them.
Have Declared War on Him
Savannah'* Confederate Veteran* get
a Olft Which They; Appreelata—
Preparing *0 Celebrate the 175th
Anniversary of Ogletborp'a Land
ing at Savannah
Armour, the Millionaire Packer, Will
Head the Fight, and an Effort Will
be Made to Enlist all of the Trusts
In a Powerful Organization to "Do
Up” the President Politically.
Chicago, June C—The political de-
Savannah, June 6—The confederate j Jtruc( | 0n of n 009eV elt and all who
veterans association at Its re S u ] ar | „ ctlnow i e a g9 d alliance with him la
meeting laBt night wag the recipient L Ig (lght on tl]( , packers | fi the plan of
of a gift which Is very highl> apt.rc ,millionaire proprietors of Amerl-
dated by the members of the assocla-I , g mea( , nd , |8try .
tlon. it was a handsome picture of goon as j o g( j en Armour re-
President Jefferson Davis, of the Con-1 from B the head s of big
federacy. The picture which is of,
large size was presented to the as-j concern, will meet and arrange a
Booiation by Mr. .1. C. Harris on be*'plan of action.
half of his daughter Miss Maiuf Har-J jt contemplates the enlistment of
rls who received the picture from the! n jj (rus f g anr j corporations at whom
late T. N. Theus a moat gallant con U( j, n j n j Htrat j VQ Knn8 have been aimed,
federate soldier. a P *' *’ ' ol * n * with the powerful organization ol
president of the association accepted ^ |nmto| grea , ln(lllstrlea .
the picture for the association. Bov-, a of , !nanco wl „ end
oral sets of books bearing upon the
confederacy were also presented.
175th Anniversary of Oglethorpe
At the meting of council this af- j ^ ... , ,. , .
n , ... . According to a leading lawyer who
ternoon a communication w II bo re- eng „ gcd defense of the
celved, from several patriotic organ-1 F^ recent trla , boforc Jlldge
Izations asking council to appoint j u
representatives to serve with the rep
resentntlves of the organizations
for the purpose of arranging for
the proper observance of the 175th
anniversary of the landing of Gen.
James Oglethorpe In Savannah next, d e " c Ung7min of
February. At that time It Is hoped '
to lay ho cornersone of a monu-
Pickpocket Walked Away Fro
Report Hat It That he was Later
Captured and Returned—It la Re
ported that Anothar Convict had
Hit Arm tut off There in the 8aws
This Week. -..Jt- •
(From Wednesday's Dally)
It was reported -here this week
that Ed Cole, ono of the pickpockets
who was convicted here and sen
tenced fo ten years in the peniten
tiary, had escaped from the convict
gang at Fargo where be was serving
his sentence.
It was said .tjj
from the guard lutd
the swamps. The guArd
SKIN DISEASES
JME.i;
TETTER,
ECZEMA,
PSORIASIS,
SALT RHEU
Captains of llnanec
I to capture the machinery' by which
jone of the two parties may he most
| Humphrey, the great capitalists real
ize that Roosevelt Is no longer to be
trusted to represent their interests.
‘Lately he has shown tendencies that
;nre dangerously socialistic. They
•aver that -he has demonstrated the
ment to Oglethorpe.
Odd Fellows’ G. M. on Visit.
Mr. R. R. McCowen. of Augusta,
grand master of the Odd Fellows of
Georgia reached the city this morn
ing for the purpose of conferring
with Mr. J. S. Tyson grand secretary.
Mr. McCowen has visited Savannah
before but this is the first time ho
has come here since his election gs
grandmaster, He wns cordially
deceived by many friends and mem
bers of the order in Savannah. Hit
purpose in coming at this time was
to go ;bver he list of ell gl bl e swllti.«
*r»mrr"™!LJ!iWffout the state.
The work wlti be complhtejf’thla af
ternoon. It la expected that tho
■rand master will return to Augusta
tonight or In the morning. If bo re-
Ical mind to the presidency.
Other Cards up Hit Sleeve.
Washington, June C—With the pub
lication yesterday of the Nelll-Itcy-
nolds report and the president’s mes
sage thereon, responsibility for cor
recting the nppnlllng evils disposed
In Chicago packing houses is passed
up to congress.
The president believes congress
will enact an effective measure. Ho
does not Insist on the exact text ot
the Beveridge amendment, but does
Insist that Its provisions shall
adopted by the house
as It came fro
No skin disease can exist without an underlying cause,
and in nearly every instance that cause is either a humor in
the blood or an excess of fiery acids in this vital fluid. These
humors and acids find lodgement in the blood in various ways,
the most usual of which is from a lack of energy on the part of the different members
whose duty it is to keep the system free from all waste matter.
Skin diseases are always worse in warm weather, and those who are sufferers from
Eczema, Tetter, Acne, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum, etc., look forward to the return of Spring with
a feeling of dread. During the cold Winter months we shut ourselves in as much as possi
ble, and take a great deal less exercise than is customary in warm weather; we also indulge
our appetites by eating of the heavy, rich foods of the winter season, which do not digest as
readily as the lighter foods of Summer.
This indoor life and la eh of everelse eai.ee I had a bad case of Eczema, It being eapaolally .ever*
l ms inaoor lire ana lack oi exercise cause on my right hand. I waa hardly able to uae my hand la
all parts of the system to become inactive my work. 1 tried a great many thing* In an effort to get
end Hcflecc and ace tl. relief but wa* unable to do BO untU I read of 8. S. B.. and
and listless, and as a result the channels or determined to give it a trlaL 1 uaed aavaral bottle* Of thia
bodily waste do not properly carry off the remedy and It cured the troubla antirely. S. S. 8. put my
refuse and waste matter, which is left from £££ £ SSS^MZ “£T f*
all food after tlie nutritive properties have bean no return of the troubla. ohas. j. woLF.- jr
been extracted. This refuse ferments and «« s. 2nd street. st jLou
sours and is absorbed into the blood to weaken and render this vital fluid sour and &cri
The skin is one of Nature’s avenues for removing foreign matter from the system,
provided with millions of little pores and glands through-which the unhealthy matter
polled. As these fiery acids are forced out through these pores and glands they bum’
. , blister the skin, producing Eczema, Tetter, Acne, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum or some other ii
shorn at him. though doga were later, j„g ) burning skin eruption.
pm on b tracks Tho dogs taii-j Eczema commences usually with a slight redness of the skin, followed by the
tion of pustules, which discharge a clear, sticky fluid. This dries in crusts, and the itching >
is so intense that often great areas of raw flesh are exposed by the scratching indulged in, \
in an effort to get relief. In Tetter, the skin becomes hard and dry, often crackiugopen and.
bleeding, and as in Eczema the pain and itching are severe. Acne comes on the face and
neck, usually, and while not so uncomfortable as other skin troubles, is unsightly and
embarrassing. Salt Rheum is very much like Eczema, except that the head is its favorite
point of attack; sometimes becoming so severe as to produce baldness. Psoriasis is a dry,
Jcheroes j sca ty ^ orm °f skin disease and causes acute suffering by its continual burning and itching.
ung hatched out while! These, and all skin eruptions, rashes, etc., are due to the same cause, and the treatment that
eil to catch him.
It is reported this morning' 1 that
Cole had been captured and return.
«d to the camps. It la laid that he
was caught within two miles of the
camps, though 1 some time after he
made his escape. Igf
Mis escape under the circumstan
ces has put'the local qgggg 1° re
flecting ov
which this
clamor railed by .the
against certain portions of the amend
ment.
Should tho house committee on ag
riculture succeed In persuading the
house to eliminate or lone down Buch
The
one of i
ranging from offers to., does any permanent good must be constitutional. Salves, powders, lotions, etc., cannot reach
‘ the blood; the most they can do is to temporarily relieve the itching and keep the places clean.
S. S. S. is the best treatment for all skin dis
eases ; it goes down into the blood and acts with
a cleansing, healing effect, and by neutralizing
the acids and humors and removing them from
the circulation, it cures the trouble perma
nently. S. S. S. does not leave the least particle
of the humor for future outbreaks, but entirely
rids the blood of the cause. It cleanses and cools
the blood so that the skin, instead of being burned
and blisteryii by the fiery fluids, is nourished by a supply of cooling, healthy blood.
S. S/a. tones up the system and regulates the different organs’of expulsion so that
they will carry' off the waste and refuse of the body instead of leaving it ito be absorbed by the
bloop. It is purely vegetable, and not only a pleasant, effective remedy, but is the one medi-
cine that can be taken with absolute safety by young or old, and besides being the king of
vMin*fi»ra ie Nature's, jnsgjgst tonwj Special book on Skin Diseases-and any medical
ttfaJTwho write,
THE SWIFTSPEGIFto COMPANY, ATLANTA, 04. .
In Jail he
bribe the guards to receiving the
saws through the mails. ‘ i t
After Morris was released the otb
er day, he being the only one of the
gang who was not convicted, he went
to Fargo to see his rormer Jail com
panions, though at the time of the
arrest he declared tnat he did not
know any ot them. It Is said that
he was ordered to leave Fargo, as
the officials of the camps there be
came suspicious of his conduct
Another Has Arm Severed.
ft waa receive*} here
pickpocket
arm severedvfn a saw, st Fargo and
that It looked as though lie deliber
ately pfheed hit
!»8..cut- ~
PURE-LY VEGETABLE
,to this
mains until morning ho will probablyf*«® turc8 of the measma ns he deema
bo entertained this evening with a to be absolutely essential to protect
dinner by some of tho prominent
members of tho order.
Midway Celebration Today.
Tho postponed annual meeting of
the Midway society which went over
from early In .\^ay because of the In
clement weather Is being held at
the historic old cemetery today. This
morn lug' at ten o’clock n large del
egation of Savannahlans left on a
«jcc!2l train for the cemetery and
o $ d Midway church. There are to
bo two addresses during the day.
.Her. W. P. McCorkle will deliver
one and Mr. Neyle Colquitt the oth
er.
The people of Georgia are well ac
quainted with the history of old
Midway cemetery. The annual ob
servance of the day always attracts
a large crowd. Thla year was no
exception. •
Lieut David Yulee Beckham. U. 8.
A., a brother of Governor Beckham
of Kentucky, nns arrived In 8avan*|
nah to take charge / of the recruiting
station. Lieut. Beckham Is well
known In Savannah and has many
frltrd? l.ers.
the public health, he will send anoth
er Nelll-Reynolds report to congress
which may prove even more start
ling than the one submitted yester
day.
Tho president has by no means
played his whole hand. The two In
vestigators have a great quantity of
material bearing on other subjects
than the lack of sanitation and clean
liness in packing houses.
accident, but |W
any defiilte InfofmatloL a un
port said that It.waa. a Wtyto
vlct from Savannah, .who hkd “cuss
ed out" the Judge when hlsi Sentence
was Imposed. N* .
Jim King wns the Pickpocket who
talked insolently to Jijdge Mitchell
hun his sentence was imposed and
It Is probable, that he Is, the man
who happened to tho nccldont |
J .r=
(omes for Sale.
^OR SALE—Two nice residences
and three beautiful residence lots In
Cecil, Ga., desirably located. Will
sell cheap with view of reinvesting.
W. F. Mathis,
Cecil, Ga.
Ther* it no opium or other harmful tub-
dtance in Chamberlain’* Cough Reit,r 1 |v. I*
may be given to a bahv s.v confidentiv at w *«
adifit It ta pleasant to take, too. and al**»vs
cures, and cures quickly it in a favorite will)
ervothar. of small children for cold* and croup.
To Sand Anothar Missionary.
The Moultrie Baptist will place
third missionary In the Held as soon
aa a sultnble man can be furnished
by the foreign hoard. This matter
waa finally settled upon by the morn
ing service of that church Sunday.
It had first come up In the form of
a letter from Rev. Mr. Owens who
la representing the church In the
foreign fields. He wrote a strong
letter to the pastor and deacons of
the church and laid stress on the
seed of another man near him where
there is a rapidly developing section
of China.
Yesterday Rev. Carl Minor wrote
Sev. Mr. Owens that his ’ call had
been received and acted upon and
Hurt a helper would be furnished him
mt once. A letter was also address
ed to the foreign mission board at
JUcbmond asking that a man be
furnished who Is suitable to
NOTES FROM OLD REDLAND.
Some Items of Interest From West
ern Part of Coqnty.
Ousley Ga.. June 6—Tho recent
rains have caused the grass to come
up and grow quite rapidly and owing
to scarcity of labor, the fanners aro
making slow progress In destroying
It
Miss Eva Simms is at home after a
few weeks pleasantly spent with her
sister, Mrs. H. D. Evans, In Conant,
Fla.
Miss Eloisd Collins, of Ynldosta.
and Mr. C. M. Compton, of Jackson.
Gn., were visitors at Old Redland
8unday. Mr. Compton taught the
■Old Redland school here In the fall
of 1902. He has won for himself
many warm friends who are always
delighted to welcome him back.
The farmers will soon begin to ship
watermelons from Ousley. Mr. T. S.
Knight deserves the blue ribbon
for the most forward melons in tills
community.
Mr. T. J. Moody is still quite feeble.
Mr. Lonnie Dampler, who has been
attending the Valdosta High school
is at home, also Master Moses and
Miss Lucile Dampler, who have been
attending Sparks Collegiate Institute.
Lewis Simms and Mr. Law
rence Beranc were visitors at the
home of Mr. P. G. Folsom Sunday p.
m.
Miss Cleo Scruggs has completed a
nine months ^school at Bladen and is
at home.
Miss Ethel and Mr. Johnnie Kinsey
of Jennings, Fla., were visitors at Old
Redland Saturday and Sunday.
The M. E. Sunday school will pic
nic at Mt. Zion church on June 15,
* Friday before the third Sunday.
Buy . Everybody Is Invited to come and
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