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Twice-A-Week.
plan baa been mapped out bjr the
, grand Jury in regard to Us Investiga
tion and It may be that the work will ;!
not be completed tomorrow. It U
pretty well understood, however, that
some ot the saloon men will be ex
amined. . '
| That the grand Jury baa been put
jin possession of certain interesting
facts about the TeUoenslng ot th*
! saloons from an outside source ap
pears to be a fnct, and it la expected
that the liquor men who havo been.
David Lightaey, J. N. Adams, Hoy
Dimer, J. p. Coffee, J. T. Hambrlok,';
Henry Weeks, N. B. MoLendon, U. I
J. Chauncey, C. M. Lankford, H. H.
Miller Robt. T. Hardee, J. S. Bai
ley, West R. Wells, J. 8. Hambrlok,
8. H. Harvard, J. R. Touchtone, M. I
L. Good win, J. W. Ashbell, H. M. |
Zelgler, J. P. Dasher, D. H. Mathis.I
!-V- D. Dunaway, C.,0. Borngn. W-
I J. Hardee, p. b. Pope, H: H. Davis, 1
Ml,Ike Pope, R: F. Llneberger, R. B.
Hame Jordan Mafa
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Twice-A*
VALDOSTA, GA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1906.
REPUBLICANS 00
First District Meeting Leaves Mat
ter to a Committee.
8AVED FROM THE GALLOWS.
Biindriok at Cordate Qlven Respite
Just Five Minutee Before Death.
A*coffin bad been prepared to re
ceive the body of George W. Bun'
drlck at Cordele yesterday and the
doomed man had been led from hie
prloon cel] to go upon the gallows
when a telegram was received from
Governor Terrell asking the sheriff
to postpone the execution for a month.
The prison commission had refused
to commote hit sentence, and Bun-
‘ drlck wa« brought from Americas to
The Committee Will Name a Candl- Cordele to be hanged. He was con-
i , . _ _ . . .. „ vlcted of the murder of J. H. Shroud-
date and Report Back to the Con-' , .. ... ..... . . . ,
er In the fall of 1902, having been in
vention on October 22—City Flag Louisiana, after he had spent some
at Half Matt In Honor of Mrs. Jeff i tlme In Ue3do ° and 80111,1 America,
‘ | a fugitive from the law.
Davie-Other Newe of Interest In, T he da y previous to the killing of
the City of Savannah. | prouder, he and Bundrlck had a
difficulty on the street of Cordele
Savannah, Oct. 18—The First Dls- j over a trlval matter. Being aeparated
trict Congressional convention held the men continued to quarrel and
this morning for the purpose ot nom- [agreed to meet the following day and
inating a republican candidate fori shoot 11 oul ”‘
congress from the First district, fall- L 0n . tte day v a , PP ° lntCd ’ wM a
w -Shrouder was on his way home in
ed to make a nomination. After a'company with hi 9 wife, riding along
lengthy session It was finally decided the public highway in a buggy, he
to leave the matter in the hands of! met Bundrlck, who was armed with
a committee of five, which will make a shotgun. Shrouder bad with him
,, „ . . ... 'in the buggy n 22-callbre rifle. Bun-
the nomination and report back to ^ opened ^ up0ll ^
the convention when it reconvene* ! a double barrelled shot gun loaded
here on October 22. # Mr. W. R. jwlth heavy missies and killed him
Leakin, of this city, Is prominently Instantly
mentioned for the place and In all' Qulto a lar « e and curIoUB crowd
probability will secure the nomlna- bad about the JaU at Cor.
dele and the anxiety and excitement
tlon.
Reunion Commltteo Meets
The General Renulon Committee of
the Confederate Veterans will hold
a meeting tonight and perfect the ar
rangements for the entertainments of
the veterans when the reunion ot the
Georgia division is held here next
month. The plans are elaborate and
It Is expected than afteif tonight there
will be no necessity for another meet
ing ot the general committee.
:«Hv' F'~i} s*. Half Mast.
».*T*«rhe-(>hy flagl was placed at half
} j mast today by direction of the Mayor
./ Myers. In ho^or of the memory ofj
'V Mrs. Jefferson Davis. The Confeder-
’ ate flag was also displayed at half
mast on the veteran’s hall. The
Confederate organizations of the city
will all take some action In the near
future on her death.
Mr. Cunningham Buried
Mr. T. M. Cunningham, treasurer
of the Central of Georgia Railway
and Ocean Steamship Company, who
died in New York Saturday was hurdled
this afternoon In Bonaventuro ceme
tery. Despite the Inclement weather
the funeral procession was one of the
largest ever seen here.
Girl Decoyed from Augusta.
A young white girl was decoyed
hero yesterday from Augusta by a
man upon false promise of marriage.
Upon her arrival here, she turned
over her purse to him so he could
go and get her trunk from the bag
gage office and that Is the last she
has seen of him. She applied for
aid at the Salvation Army, and after
securing 4t“ mysteriously disappear
ed a little later.
was annulled when it was announced
by the sheriff that Bundrlck bad been
given a respite of thirty days. Bun
drlck himself seems indifferent. He
says he Is ready to die and did not
care for the execution to be postpon
ed.
In Dealing With Children.
In all your Intercourse with chil
dren remember these things: J>arn
to govern yourself before you try
4?- th-u—yr tTT to 1 **:
spect ydulielf before expecting them
to respect you. Don’t say In their
hearing what you wouldn't like to
hear them say. Kever correct them
when you are angry yourself. Do
not suspect them of evil. Expect good
ness and let them feel that you do.
Pay not the slightest attention to
tale bearing. They will learn polite
ness and kindness and gontleness a
MRS. VARINA ANN JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Widow of the first and only President of the Confederate
States, who died in New York City on Tuesdayjnight,
Oct. 16th, aged a little more than 80 years.
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SUPERIOR COURT JUROR*.
Grand Snd Petit Jurora Choeen for
the November Term.
The Jury commissioner, of Lowadei
county drew the juror, for the No
rm - her term ot the superior court,
a. followd:
Grand Jurors,
O. K. Jone., W. T. Staten, R. B.
Toung, G4 B. Jone.,'Mack Manh.ll,
J. E. Webb, J. Z. Wlienb&ker. N.
M. Gan.a, W. R. Edmonson, Mar-
rlon H. Barfield, J. T. Wlaenbakor,
J. J. Bradford, J. if. Zlpperer, W.
L. Convene, J. E. W. Smith, L. W.
Shaw, John C. King, W. L. Fender,
D. W. Connell, W. R. Toulee, D.
A. Lawson, O. J. Robinson, M. A.
Briggs, A. E. DImmock, Jesse B.
Carter, J. F. Sellers, C. C. Barntloy,
M. R. Ousley, J. B. Martin, T. E.
McLeod.
Travsne Jurors—Flrat Weak.
: SALOONISTS TO BE
Fulton Grand Jury to Indict Many
/ In
Forty 8even Saloon Keepers ere Re
fused License and Grand Jury Gate
After Them—One Hundred Saloon-
lata are Granted Llcenae-
Atlantn, Oct. 18—Saloonlsts whose
applications for license were turned
down by the city council upon the
Jno. D. WIscnbaker, J, W. Mob- recommendation of a special "saloon
ley, W. D. Peeples, J. M. Ashley, license” committee, to which all euoh
C. C. Arnold, B. H. Lawson, W. T. matters were referred, are being sub-
Mann, J. B. Hightower, W. M. Bar- Poenaed to appear before the Fulton
field, A. W. Belote, F. N. Fletcher, 8 ran<1 J ur y tomorrow when some of
R.'H. Touchtone, O. L. Jones, w. w111 be examined as to what they
F. Hale, Geo. L. Touchtone, E. S, do or do not know ,n connection with
McKey, H. M. Coureon, R. B. Mo- tha re-licenslng of all the saloons and
Laine, Henry F. Corbett, John B. , wMBky houaea In Atlanta.
Chisholm, Frank Stubbs. W. F. Dug-1 n Is Btated 01(11 019 *™ ad JwT
gan, J. H. Llneblrger, R. D. Myddel-, haB becn mak,n * BOmB Inquiries Into
ton, J. W. Lenlor, T M Smith u i * offlolal «*• ot a certain member
B. Baldwin, C. S. Hotchkiss b' j’i of council, and the fact that Mayor
Zlpperer, O. P. Lawson, Hiram Mon*! Woodward ™ * wltne “ b * forB
W. M. StudstUl, J. S. Upaon, J. P. i gr * nd ^ °“ lMt Monda,f ha * CTe * t '
Ulmer, D. C. Roddy, Wm. Edwards. * “1“*® ,nte , ra ? lo 0,BOU ‘® om \°f
Traverse Jurors—Seoond Week j"^ “ ’ ‘ ‘ ’ *“*
Atlanta, Oct, 1!
dan, president of the Southern Cot
ton Association, taya ho waa not cor
rectly quoted In a report publlahed
In certain New York market bulletin*
In which he waa made to sey that the
damage to the cotton crop Is exagger
ated.
The report etated that Mr. Jordan
thousand times better from your dally, ** ,d 1,10 present advenes In the
On Harvlo Jor- eouttfwoet. I said there waa no rea- C ’ Da ' ,,B > D - B. Mlley, [be queatloned so as to draw them out
ion for the foreign market* to under-!™'“ Wer ' D ‘ A ' Denmark, in an effort to subetantlate some of
estimate the g*d. of the Atlantic aaUel ^ \** 9ta “ r " b, ° h h “ v f reaCl,ed
state, cotton, and. I havo assured THEY ALLEOGED PERJURY. ( tbe members of the .grand Jury.
planter, that they h.vi, no roaaon for I ■ J be f“ d 3urore •“ " tbe)r woat ;
fearing that thalr cotton oannot be Indictment* Agalnet Insurance Off!- " 8 ° ,[ m nn fM! 0 'hiit
.old, and that there i. no cue. fori cl.l. In Indlanapolle. I “ at “ Iavc [ 8t| 8 atloa lB “ fo0 '; ^
them to throw It on the market | Indianapolis, Ind. Oct. 18-A special
example than from years of precept
Coughing, up Lead.
Wlllacoochee Sun: An old darky
who resides at Lell&ton and known as
Tony H., became Involved In a row
Wednesday morning, and was shot by
another darky. The ball entered the
right face Just below the temple and
In front ot the ear. The wound has
not given the old fellow but little
trouble so far, a peculiar thing’hap
pened to him Wednesday night when
fit of coughing he coughed up
the ball. He Is making a speedy
recovery.
San Marina, the smallest republic
In the world, has two presidents.
Perhaps that plan might satisfy Cuba.
prices of cotton would slump unless
speculation Is checked at once.
“Although the cotton crop will be
only 11,500,000 bales this year, .two
million less than last year, there will
be as good cotton or better cotton
out of the Atlantic states at In the
“The planters muet continue their' from Elkhart, Ind, says: The grand
demand for 11 cent cotton and mu«tjJ ,,r y returned Indictments today
hold It for that price. The only dan-' to, lny against William Barney, presi-
ger that can come It by large Increae- Snmuol Stewart, secretary, and
es In receipts, when depression will c °rl Barney, treasurer and manager
naturally follow. Th* rseelpts Tues- the American Mutual Llfo Insur-
day were 80,000 against 30,000 for anco Company,
the tame day last year, and euch as There Is one indictmont each
this will affect prices.”
Bee Lane Lost $400 in St Louis.
8t. Louis, Mo„ Oct. 18—Mr. Mills
B. Lane, president of the Citizens end
Southern Btnk of 8evanneh, Ga., to
day lost $400 In a black morocco wallet
at the Hotol Jefferson where he io
stopping.
He thinks he loet the wallet In the
toilet room. The money Is In $100 gold
certificate,. *
Thq wallet aleo contained an annual
peae over the Central of Georgia Rail
road and some business papers.
Chief of Detective* Desmond Is
spending tonight at the Jefferson with
a corps of assistants trying to locate
tho money, but feels certain hie ef
fort!, will be In vein.
against William Barney and Stewart
for perjury In their report to tho slate
auditor.
Carl Barney la Indicted for subor
dination of perjury, and Carl Bnrnel
for embezzlement.
At the Bankers Convention.
8t. Louis, Oct. 18—The bankers
convention today was occupied with
committee and officers reports. Tbs
address of Chns. D. Haden, of At
lanta, on "A Tien for tho Cotton
Fields” was delivered.
saloon men hnvo been subpoenaed
| Is evldcnco sufficient to show that
something startling Is being contem
plated.
Forty soven applications for whis
ky and beer licenses were turned
down by the council, on recommenda
tion ot the special commltteo, and It
is well understood that among this
number aro some people who are not
at all satisfied with the action of the
council.
More than 100 applications were fav
orably reported, and licenses Issued
accordingly. Sensational develop,
monts are expected from tho grand
Jury room.
$ or $ doses “68«” will cure my
i»e o' chills and fever.
C. B. Peeples sells J.ps-tJic.
PIG AND GOAT WIRE FENCE.
Is Simply Perfect and will Stand the Test of Time. Look at it. Think
About it. Size it up. Order Now. Get Prompt Delivery.
A NOTE OF WARNING!
There is going to be a great reckoning in the course of a few years,
for there is lots of Wire Fence being sold that is unserviceable. The meshes
are too big or the wires so 'small they will soon give out—THEY WILL
NOT STAND THE TEST OF TIME.
HAR!
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