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10 THE VALDOS1 .SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1908. Married iWomen Every woman corat* • shapely, pretty figure, and many of them deplore the loss of their girlish forms after marriage. The bearing of children is often destructive to the mother’s shapeliness. All of this can be avoided, however, by the use of Mother’* Friend before baby comes, as this great liniment always prepares the body for the strain upon it, and preserved the symmetry of her form. Mother’s Friend overcomes all the danger of child-birth, and carries the expectant mother safely through this critical period without pain. It is woman’s greatest, blessing. Thousands gratefully tell of the benefit and relief derived from the tue of this wonderful remedy. Sold by all druggists at $1.00 per bottle. Our little book, telling all about this liniment, will be tent free. Tka Eraddeld Regulator Co., Atlaiti, Ga. Friend PERSONAL MENTION. (From Tuesday's Dally. Mr. J. H. Henderson, of Jackson ville, is spending a day or two In the city among his frlenda here. • • • Mr. and Mrs. D, C. Ashley spent Sunday In Thomasvllle among rela tives and friends. Mr. A. W. Kennedy, of Augusta, Is spending the day In Valdosta. • • • Mr. Jamie Ashley has returned from Griffin, where he has been spending several da/s. Moved I have moved my offices to the new office room in the Converse Building over Tom Converse's Clothing store, sphere I am bet ter equipped to give the very best work in the shortest time for the least money. I am in Valdosta to stay and will appreciate your patronage. Make my office your headquar ter* while in the cicy. Very Respectfully, L. C. Holtzendorff, Dental Surgeon. The Georgia Pharmaceutical As sociation will meet In Thomasvllle In the next few days, and several of the local druggists expect to attend. Mr. D. C. Ashley Is spending a couple of days looking after business interests In Jacksonville. A thorough canvass of Valdosta Is being made by the promoters of the new city directory, and the work Is to be well done. The directory will be about twice the size of the old one and will give much valuable In formation in regard to Valdosta. Mr. W. P. Winstead, of Wilson, N. C., Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. F. H.* Hewlett, for a few days. PER80MAL MENTION. Col. J. Z. Jackson, of Adel, was looking after some business matters In this city yesterday. Mr. G. R. Williams who has been at his father’s home near Boston sick with fever for some time, Is improving. His brother, Mr. R. L. Williams, was over to see him Sun day and says he is getting along very well.* Mrs. J. C. Hammond and little son Garner, are-spending some time with her parent* at Springvllle, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Griffin leave to day for Atlanta for a few days and from there they will visit their daugh ter Mrs. L. G. Hardman at Com merce Ga. Mrs. Griffin will spend the remainder of the summer with Dr. and Mrs. Hardman at their summer home in Nacoochee Valley. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Elder have ta ken the Kelly home, until recently occupied by Mr. , Jenkins, and will fhove about the 15th of May. A TIRED HORSE Is just as able to do hard work as a man with an exhausted, torpid liver. Constipation drags a long train of troubles 1 it. The machinery can’t work if the boiler doesn’t behind i make steam to move it If. the stomach and liver don’t do their work, the body and brain can’t do their duty. Lamar’s Lemon Laxative makes things right. Works quietly, gently and effectively. Doesn’t torment the k bowels. Follows nature’smethods with nature's remedies, i Cures and tones up weakened liver and bowels. Makes rich, rod ‘blood. Good far young and old. Sold by druggists everywhere. LAMAR, TAYLOR & RILEY DRUG CO Mncon, Georgia Reasons Why You Should Keep Your Account With the Valdosta Bank & Trust Co. Because of its safety. , Because of its carefulness and promptness Because of its vast funds always enabling it to make'a loan if the security warrants ib Because it is unequalled in equipmenh facilities and business-like methods in banking. Valdosta Bank & Trust Company OF VALDOSTA. OA. The ladles should attend the tea demonstration at Oliver, Williams & Grimes’ store every day this week. They will get an excellent drink. All are Invited. Mr. W. J. Davis has Just returned from Morris, where he went to visit Mrs. Davis who i*^spending some time there with her parents. A fine boy has come to b!t#s their home recently. Elder H. V. Sktpper, list will preach at tha in Valdosta, on Sunday, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The public Is cordially Invited to come out and hear him. For the next two or three days Valdosta will be Ailed with prom inent visitors from all parts of the state. The city should have on Its best appearance and the visitors should be given the best posible im pression of Valdosta. When they leave here, they should be able to speak of Valdosta only In the highest terms. The temperature this morning at seven o'clock was as fine as one could wish to see It. The air was as crisp as one would have It and there was the odor of many flowers upon every breeze. It was one of tho e matchless spring mornings that makes Valdosta a paradise In which to live. Ulmer Undertaking Par lots Cor. Hill Ave. and Lee Sb We keep in stock a full line of Coffins and Caskets ranging from cheap pine coffins to highest grade metalic cases. Licensed Embaimer in Charge. J. P. ULMER, Mar. PHONE No. 62. Col. W. E. Thomas Is back from Quitman where die went to look af ter the criminal docket there. Mr. George E. Marcy, of Jackson ville, Is a visitor in this city today. Mr. J. V. Alexander, of Adairsville, is a business visitor in the city to day. f • • • ]i r. J. M. Long, of Fort Valley, spent last night in the city. • • • r. R. G. Gupton, of Waycross, came over and spent last night in the city. » Mr. J. W. Dame, of Thelma, is among the visitors here today. Mr. J. W. Ward, of Statenville, came up and spent last night In Val dosta. Mr. J. W. Ogden, ef Adel, is the city today attending to some busi ness matters. • • • r. C. R. Black, of Atlhnta, Is spending today In Valdosta. Mr. A. E. Taylor, of Albany, was among the business visitors here yesterday and last night. Mr. T. A. Baker, of Cordele, came down and spent last night in this city. Mr. Julian Clarke, of Albany, was here on business yesterday. Mr. A. J. Nicholson, of Brunswick, as among the visitors to Valdosta today. There la much complaint against bicycle riders on the sidewalk and the police officers have been request ed to arreet every violator. As a rule however, violators will not ride on the sidewalks when a policeman is watching them, so it is "up to" complainants to report violators so that cases may. be made against them. Miss Ruth Candlish is getting up a social directory of Valdosta, giving the officers of all the societies here, the names of members, etc. It will be quite a useful book since Valdosta Is getting so large that one cannot keep up with these things. Mr. H. H. Flowers has started a factory for making axe handles, pick handles, etc., employing six or seven men. His plant is well equipped and he Is turning out plenty of handles. It Is a small industry, but It is the small industries that count, and the people ought to patronize them. Melons Not so Promising. It Is feared by some that the melon crop has been seriously damaged In Lowndes county this season. The cool nights or, something else has cgused the vines to wither and In some fields they are dying. About two hundred acres have been planted in melons in the neighborhood of Ousley station and some say now that they fear very few will he made for shipping. The cantaloupe crop seems to be more promising and If nothing hap pens from now on quite a crop will be harvested. 1— The Oldest Whiskey House in the Sooth . (Established in 1831.) OLD 8HABP WILLIAMS— Pore Fins Old Eye. By the gallon $3.00; four fall quarts $3.80, express prepaid. CEO. J. COLEMAN—Pure Pennsylvania Bye; Bich and Mellow. By the gallon $2.75; tour fall qnarta $3X0. express prepaid. ANVIL BYE—Pnro, sub stantial, Family Whisky. By the gallon $2.50; fonr fall quarts $2.90, express prepaid OLD KENTUCKY CORN—Direct from Bonded Ware house} fine and old By the gallon $3.00; fonr full quarts $3X0,/express prepaid OLD POINTER CLUB COEN—Rich and Mellow. By the gallon $2X0; fonr fall quarts $2.90, express prepaid. Send for price list and catalogue. Mailed froe upon appli cation. P. O. Box 1128. Phone 3114 The Aftmayer & Flatan Liquor Company 720, 722 724, 728 W. Bay Sb, Jacksonville, TUl ***** M"» ***** I H-HlfHI ***********i 1111II || ||||j The Joseph Zapf 6°. Jacksonville, Florida. The best known and Largest Liquor House in the State Theae^prioea do not inotnde Express Chargee. It yon want aa to prepay, add a follow!: 1 *al. 50o, 3 pal. 75o, 8 gal. OOo, 4 gal. $1.00. 4 tta. Forest Lawn Rye $ 2.74 IS - Forest lava Eye 1.00 4 ” Beeobland Rye 2.75 12 ” Beeohland Rye S.OO 4 - Glen Lily 3.20 .2 ” Glen Lily 9.00 4 ” Jim Buckner Rye 4.00 13 - Jim Buckner Rye 10.50 4 ’’ Woodford Oonnty 4.50 12 ” Woodford County .... 10.50 4 ’’ Rose Valley 6.00 .3 ” Rose Valley 13.00 4 " Echo Spring 6.00 4 ” L W. Harper 6.00 4 ” Lire Oak 5.00 4 - Lewis’ 60 6.00 4 ’’ Hunter 5.00 4 ” Canadian Club 6.00 4 ” Cane Spring— bottled In bond 6.00 4 Quta J. H. Pepper— 4 qta Daffy’s Malt 4.00 4 ’’ Duffy's Malt 4.00 4 American Malt .... .... 6.00 4 - Laurel Valley Com .... 1.60 4 " Stone Mountain Com .. 4.00 4 ” Gopher Gin Tonic 4.00 4 - DotII’s Island Gin 4.00 4 ” Gin Phosphate 5.00 Extra Star Rya Per Excelsler Rye - Redmam Rye .- Eastland Rye “ Maryland Monogram ” Rose Valley ” Echo Spring - I. W. Harper " Solace '. “ Silk Velret Malt Wblakey - , and up to “ Georgia Com- ” Tenneeiee Com - N. C. Com Stone Mountain ...« Tom Gin Holland Gin New England Rnm " and up to ” Cognac, Peach, Apple, Ap ricot, Blackberry and Ba nana Brandies - and up to " Port, Sherry, Catawba, Blackberry Wines ’’ op to “ GaL «L60 ” 1.71 - 3.00 - 136 " 3.50 * 3.00 - 1.50 ” 3.60 ' 4.00 ” 5.00 ” 3.00 " 4.00 * 1.50 * 3.00 " 3.50 - 3.00 " 1.50 “ 1.00 ” 1.60 * 33* “ L75 - 1.6* 1.50 1.00 L00 3.00 Anheuser Busch Beers—Budweiser pints 10 dozen per cask - $12.00 Less than cask per doz. $1.50. Export Blue Label 10 doz. in cask $8.50- Less than cask per doz. $1.00. Agents for Stachelberg’s Tampa LaFama Universal Cigars, Henry George Cigrrs, Tampa Smokers. t Chas. Blum & Co, Rev. Graham’ Forrester, of Mill- town, Is speeding the day in Val dosta. Georgia & Florida Ry., VALDOSTA SOUrHERN DIVISION. SOUTH BOUND NORTH BOUND. First-Class Passenger 2nd-Class Mixed TIME TABLE No. 12. Effective 12:01 a. m. Sunday, Dec. 15th. 1907. No. 5 Snn. only. No. 3 Ex. Snn. No. 1 Ex. Sun. r. u. P. >1. AU. i 4 00 4 45 5 30 4 30 5 20 6 15 9 30 Lv. Valdosta Ar 10 30; Lv. Olympia Ar 11 35Ar. Madison Lv Mrs. Anna J. Whitesides and Mrs. S. R. Fry, of Savannah, are expected in the city this afternoon to spend a day or so with Mrs. U A. Palmer. Mrs. J. P. Coffee went to Pinetta, Fla., this morning to spend a day or so with relatives and friend: - . Miss Martha McClenney, of C<£ lumbus, was among the visitors to Valdosta today. 2nd-Class Mixed. First-Class Passenger. No. 2 Ex. Snn. No. 4 Ex. Snn. No. 6 Sun. only. A.ICe P.M. A.M. — 8 15 7 20 6 25 3 50 2735 140 8 15 7 26 6 40 Mr. W. S. Rockwell, O v and Sccrc- Republican Extravagance. In a speech delivered in the. Sen ate, April 23, Senator Alrich declar- edf that the appropriations carried in bills already passed or pending were 100 million dollars greater than 4hose of last year, not counting the 20 million carried this year in the Public Buildings bill,, which brought the total up to over 120 millions. He said, too, that there is now a prob able deficit of $60,000,000 for the pres ent fiscal year. How do you like the Republican financial program brother taxpayers that plunders the many for the benefit of the few? For Disorderly Conduct. A white man named J. M. Mercer was arrested for disorderly conduct last week and is still In the city prison. His care was taken up this morning but he was not ready for trial, so he was sent back to Jail, The Atlanta, Birmlngnam & At- antic Railroad 1908 calendar has proven the most popular railroad cal endar issued in the Southeast. The J. M. TURNER. G. M. tnry of the Knights Templars of j heavy demand for these calendars Georgia, reached the city list night has caused a second edition to bo and la busily engaged in getting j ’Mued. Copy can be secured by ready for the big meet'np here to- j sending seven cents - in stamps to W morrow. Mr. Isaih Williams, came down yesterday i day In this city. * H. Leahy, General Passenger Agent Atlanta, Ga. Z-lX-dtf wtf of Cordele, j il spent the Mr. D. H. Fain of Tlfton. was among the visitors to the city today. Chickens, eggs and country pro duce wanted. Will pay best prices. C. H. Hughes' new grocery store, Sandlin old stand, corner Hill Ave. aid Ashley street. 6-12-swlm FINE WINES, LIQUORS, ETC,, 519 West Bay Street, - - Jacksonville, Fla. Blue Ribbon Beer, the Beer of Quality. BLUE RIBBON BEER. | CINCINNATI PIL8NER BEER. ^ 2 dozen, $3.00j 2 dozen, $2.00 5 dozen, 6.00 5 dozen, 4iS0 10 dozen 12.00 |io dozen, 9.00 F. O. B. Jacksonville, Fla. Bottled at the Brewery. - We are «l.o agent, for the celebrated PABST MEADE, the tempi anee drink of tho aeaeon. Alcoholic etrength 1 1-2 per cent. Sold onlv barrel., 10 dozen plnta, $11.00. 7 A complete etock of Imported end domeetlc wines, fine CLARIE1 from $1.00 to $6.00 pen gallon. In betlea 60c to $1.25. BULK WHISKIES %2M TO $6.00 PER GALLON. The following have expreee chargee added to the price of goeda: 4 quart. Sunny Brook $ 5.00 ! FINE BLENDED WHISKIE8. 12 quarta 8unny Brook Bottgd In Bond. 4 quart. Mellwood 12 quart. Mellwood Botled In Bond, 4 quart! Guckcnhclmer 13.00 : Lewis 66, 4 quarta ; Harper, 4 quarta 4.50 Harper, 4 puarts .. 13.00 Cascade Tenetaee, 4 quarta "il l Blum’s Monogram, 4 quarts blent 3 5.00 1 or bottled In bond * , " H—'uuuitninimcr e o.uu or Domed In bond 12 quarts Guckenhelmer 12.75 12 quarta Monogram Government Bottllnga. j Slum’s Sylvan Glen, 4 1 Government Bottllnga. oiunrs sylvan Glen, 4 quarta 4 quarta Monerelf Springs .. ..$ 4.00 Blum’a Sylvan Glen. 6 quarto" 12 quart. Monerelf 8prlngs .... 11.00 Blum’a Sylvan Glen, 8 quart.” , ei Bottl «d ln Bond - _ Blum's Sylvan Glen, 12 quarta Za'I H ' rmltase * 500 Sheridan Club, 4 quart. °ld Goods and Bottled In Bond. Sheridan Club, 6 quarts ni* r 'u S- W hit « e » rn $3.00 Sheridan Club. 12 quarts Black and Blue Corn, 4 quarta $3.00 SEND FOR PRICF 1 iWt" . H J rV 7 , w C 1 °, rn ’ i 3 - 50 5 doz. Blue Ribbon beer L T '» Laurel Valley Corn, 4 quarta .. 3.50 Fine Claret $1.00 to $1.50 per gi Long Distance Phone 188. Send for Our Price List Charles Blum & Company 519 W. Bay St, Jacksonville, Fla.