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IATURDAY. APRIL 3 l0O<
FIRST PART OF SCHOOL
FUND IS TO BE PAID
W Flatulence 1
f When every bitejou rat teems to turn to gas'
and your stnrr.ach and intestines cause you end
less discomfort, it is an unfailing sign that your en
tire system needs a thorough he usecleamng.
GOVERNOR SMITH AUTHORIZED
■ WARRANT FOR $225,000 FOR]
SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Atlanta, Ua., March 31.—Gover
nor Smith has authorized state!
school commissioner Pound to draw |
f warrant on the state treasurer (or;
10 per cent of.the 1908 school fund,
which amonntr to $228,000. Tbs to
tal appropriation (or the year Is $2.-
225,000. .„
Treasurer Parks jays austclcnt
(usds are on hand to honor the war-
rant Inasmuch as the state returned
to the annua! payment of pensioners
tbo first p( toe year It was (eared
cures flatulence by eliminating the cause of the disturb?
* nee—inactive liter. Take an bIR ablet tp-night
■ and you’ll feel better in the morning.
[|t. - y Beitec Ifls^ j°
INGRAM & RAMSEY, Valdosta, Ga.
another pa rriwt Before (h« eiqRra-|
tion of his term in Junes bringing
the to'al payment (or the year up to
25 per tent.
Ifyn^i i i»i —■
ATLANTA WILL HAIff,
A ‘HOUSE CLEANING
EVERY
* . i&btj iff* •
MAN
der$$ctta*la ( Um,«tato at
IRO PREACHER ON ,
U BEFORE CHURCH
i ypur
la su-
world
pur-
South
l men.
irVt
ECCLESIASTICAL COURT AR
RAIGNS SAVANNAH NEGRO DI
VINE FOR OUSTING DEACONS
of load
ntlnro. and New
may l*r.ue ilu.oon o( bonds iui me
tmprovem. nt o( Its mats.
• At Albany, Ua ;ietulnn for ilmr-
tor (or a qitartor-bilHIon dollar cotton
'manufacturing corn >r t',' n "as tiled
sill thus before Vri nnnth’r
have been uddsd to lie Inna .1st ot
(fictile plepts* lu Georgia. Albany
hualnesq men are the incorporator#
of the new company, which will
erect a modern mill. The pipe foun
dry that burned reently at Annlaton
Ala., la to be rebuilt aud the net re
suit of 'the hlazo will he a larger In.
vestment.
“Numeron*»doal« In real eatate
are reported and during the nest
month a good many auction salet of
town lots will occur. During the
past few days unite a number of
. tracta At land In various rltlos and
towns In the two state have been ac
quired (or subdivision purposes
lice propetry at Birmingham. Ala
nt.lj * '
Savannah, Ga., March 31—*The, ec
clesiastical court which has been
bolding Ita erosion* for the past
-two day* In connection with an In
junction directed against a local
colored preacher for Illegal expul
sion of his vestry adjourned nt 2:43
yesterday afternoon and will make
known Its findings by Thursday.
The Issue »a* begun by D. W.
Cannon, of Beth Eden Colored Bap
tist church, expelling his entire
hoard of vestrymen without any
formal desire exprosard by the con
gregation that his course he adopted.
The case has excited much Inter
est In Savannah and Is the first ono
In which three ministers have ever
eat upon the superior court bench,
so far aa Chatham comity Is con-
cemed.
heart of <p(great
ass. for the Pennsylvan-
lh company that Is arranging to con-
struct a tram road from us mill at
j Waycross down Into Okefenokeo
swamp Is preparing to build about
31 miles of telephone along this tram
road, to begin with.
“Recent developments are regard
"od aa practically assuring toe build
ing of n half million dbllsr tourist
hotel 1st Savannah, Ga, Contractors
an assembling men and . materia)
preparatory to beginning work on
toa great dam oh the Savannah riv
er, north of Auguita. Ga. Over a
dozen new corporations were formed
In ton two states during the ‘past
week, with minimum capita) of
|ITI,00Q."
WOMAN KIDNAPPER
ARRAIGNED TO-DAY
V. 3. GOVERNMENT TAKES A
HAND IN THE CASE AGAINST
THE BOYLES.
Meroer, * Pa., March' 31—Mr».
James Boyle, one of the abduotore
ot WllUe Whltla, was arraigned to-
- day and waived a preliminary hear
ing.
sho uraa remanded to the euitody
of the SheriS to emit the notion ot
toe grand Jury. Her hall was fixed
at twenty-five thousand denars.
Government Takes a Hand In Caea.
Sharon. Pa, March 31—The Fed
eral government has taken n hand
In ton Whltla kidnapping ease. In
spectors are hah ting theauthpri ct
a . number of threatening lettere re-
taUved by the Whltlai demending
'that they drop the prosecution ol
the noylee on pain*of death by dyna-
mitt*. ’.
Mr. and Mrs. Whltla. with WtlHe,
flr.1 secretly last night tor Atlantic
City, where toe father sad 'mother
hope to recover from liiftr nervoue
breakdown* ‘ • ’ f
The J. P. Carter Co, Naylor. On
carty a large stock of pis and «oat
deace at all tlmaa at a little hatter
price than asy one else See them
far wire fencing.
3-IO-w-tat «L • i,
Mallory Liner Btm Aground.
MoWle. Ala, March Si.—The Mal
lory Liner Rio Grande, which n
aground In the channel Monday; to
atm (net.
Instance*. Furpltul
of It. In a lev -eats'
world oommerewly end 1
and truly bo king. Then
Southern states When cold
preme the South will lead
In commercial and Indi
suits. The young men of
today make the best bt
They are overcoming tradlt
as the cotton Industry had to over
come It. Look at the Southern men
In New York. They are the financial
leaders.”
Mr. Sully believes the Panama ca
nal will open -for the South such an
era of prosperity aa the world never
saw before, and that the 8outh
control the cotton business of the
Orient.
THE AUTHORITIES THERE ARE
TO WIPE OUT GAMBLING AND
OTH?R EVIL DOINGS.
Atlanta. Ga., March 31.—Atlanta
la to have a goneral house-cleaning
—at least the new police board so-
declares. People here are hoping
that it is a real and gcnlune clean
up and not JuBt a sudden spasm of
civic virtue.
Chairman Carlo* Mason aays that
the redllght district under the Wash
ington street viaduct must be clear
ed out, and that the gamblers will
have to hunt new fields of endeavor
In the meanwhllo many Atlantans
arc awaiting to aee how much ot It
all Is talk and how much cold, dead
earnest.
We are agents for the American
Wire A Steel Fence Oo, and can
save you money at all times on wire
fencing. See the J. P. Carter Co..
Naylor. Ga.
3-20-w-sst 4t
AfflJVV HUNGARIANS AND
AMERICAN MINERS CLASH.
BARRETT 10 RETIRE
FROM PRESIDl
ONLY
,'PARTQF
0NEY WA
TAX
PAID
8AVANNAHS COLLECTION FROM
CENTRAL ROAD WAS ONLY
FROM 1898. TO 1904.
Savannah, 3|nrch 31—It was learn
ed yesterday In a letter from Comp
troller General William A. Wright
to Tax Collector T. F. Thomas that
the recent payment ot taxes by the
Central of Georgia Ilallway Compa
ny wea only for the years from
1893 to 1904 tnolualve, so that the
remaining year* from 1904 on are
attU to have an accounting.
Out .of the large aum ot mono;
turned over to the oounty the tax
ooHegtor received no commlaslons
and none are due him aave for the
year 1J0S, when upon direction of
the comptroller general It waa plac
ed upon tho hooka aa an unpaid tax.
For tola atngle yqpr the tax t* ap
proximately $9,809.
The J. P. Carter Co, Naylor, Ga,
carries a lull line ot men’s and boy*’
clothing. Big line ot all kinds of
dry goodt^
3-20-w-sat 4L
REPORTED CAPTUPE CF
INDIANS UNCONFIRMED
ONE DISPATCH SAYS CRAZY
SNAKE HAS SURRENDERED;
ANOTHER DENIES IT.
, Henrietta. Okla., March 31—Tha
report that Cr»*y Snake haa been
captured la not confirmed here.
Reports from Pierce. Checotah and
Thompson say that It Is untrue, and
that the old chlot Is still at large.
Checotah, Okla., March 31—Se
verely wounded. Crsxy Snake, the
leader of toe rebel Indians and ne
groes. la a prisoner In the federal
jail at Muskogee today.
Great excitement prevails over the
report that the Semlnolcs are arm
ing to loin toe outlaws. Indian tree-
men In tho vicinity of Wold, 14
miles from Saltolver divide, have al
ready risen.
DAUGHTER OF BISHOP HOS3.
She waa Married Today to Mr. John
M. Headman, of Philadelphia.
Nashville. Tenn, March 31.—Mias
Mary Horn, daughter of Bishop E. 8.
Host, of toe M. E Church Sooth was
married hers today to John McCnr-
dy Headmen, a young civil engineer
account of "the* recent carious niaeaa
of. the bride’s father, from which he
to not yet entirely, recovered.
FARMERS’" OWjpr^PRESI
WILL DECLINE TO AGAIN AC
CEPT THE POSITION,
Atlanta, Oa„ March 31—C. 8. Bar
rett, President of the Nationsl Farm
ers Union, gives nut an authorita
tive statement today that ho will
not again stand for too place and
that he would not accept It If elect
ed. He has been president for throe
yearn.
Mr. Barrett fears the strain will
cause his breakdown.
Mr. Barrett has written a history
of the Union, which It to be Issued
In May.
SEC. NEWBERRY TO EUROPE
He and Hit Family to Taka sn Auto
Trip Trough Germany.
New York, March 31.—Former
Secretary of the Navy x Newberry,
with Mrs. Newberry »nd Miss, New
berry. sailed for Europe today and
wilt spend toe summer Ilian automo
bile tour through France. Germany
and Italy. v
Upon hit return home in. the fall
Mr. Newberry will resume business
In Detroit.
.1 . . .
If you want to prosper end
well trade with toe J. P. Carter Co,
NayloT. Ga.
3-20-w-sat 4L
WILL SAY IT IN THE SENATE.
Senator Taliferro Win There Make
Reply to Nash ot Savannah.
Washington. March 31.—Senator
Taliferro, of Florida, today declined
to reply to the charges ot President
Nath, of the Navel Stores Company
ot Savannah; wherein the Senator
was accused of endeavoring to ob
tain a monopoly of the naval stores
business.
The Senator said he would reply
to Nash on the floor of toe Senate.
“I’d Rather Ole, Doctor,
than have my 'feet cut off,” said M.
I* Bingham, of Prlneeyllle, HI. “But
you’ll die from cangreen (which had
away eight toes If yon don’t,’’
all doetoqt; Instead‘he used
Re cures ef
wholly
ISo at A. 1
way's and
HUNDRED8 OF AMERICAN COAL
MINERS HURRY TO REPEL AT
TACK OF FOREIGNERS.
?nd„ March 31—Two
ha weitu ,
mine* to repel the attack of one I
hundred and fifty Hungarian miner* |
who are reported to be approaching ‘
the shaft with the intention of dyna*!
mltlng the mine.
Bhots have been heard In the di
rection of the mine, and the tele- 1
phone wires have been cut.
Two hundred American miners
have also left I.tnton for the Bogle
mines.
Large posses ot officers have gone:
to the scene to prevent a battle, I
and the militia of Terre Haute Is I
being held In readiness.
4 quart, Eerir Time*. 1 tan *JJ 9 MO
12 quart, Earty Tina 7 yarn aid.. . IXOt
4 quart. Sunny Brook MO
12 qnnrta Sunny Brook IMO
4 quart, Hailwood i.00
12 qaarta Hailwood 1X00
4 quart, Gockeoheinear M0
12 quart, Gwkentaimer IXta
-4 quart, Monacal Sprint, 4.00
12 qoarta Manorial Sprint, iUt
4 Pirea Rrmitate ..... ’ 6.10
Old flood, o*d BotUadfe Band.
Ramarobar, all a bar, Wkiakiw tin kanlad
in Bond oadar Oov.nuntnt'a tupmiaion.
rata 1URBBD WHBZIIX
Pool Joaaa, 4 qnnrta $8.00
Lawia' 44. 4 qoarta 600
Boater, 4 qoarta X00
Ifarpcr, 4 qoarta . . . 60S
Eako Sprint,. 4 qoarta 600
Caaaada Tr nnraaaa. 4 qoarta . • 600
Bkrridao Club, 4 qoarta X16
Etrndan Club. 4 quart, . . 406
Sheridan Club. 12 qnnrta 606
•Ism's Old Xneerro.
Tannaaoa* Cor*. 4 quart, H
Purr While Coe*. 4 quarto X
Bleak and Blue Cor*, 4 quarto X
Hanreel Corn. 4 qnnrta X
Laurel Valley Com, 4 qnnrta X
BULK WH1XXIZA IDLES* PAID.
ran
Sonny Brook, 9 yrara old $6
Oihaoo Pure Bye 4
Lowin' 46, Bind 6
Early Time, Bourbon .... X
White MilU Bourbon X
Indian Hill, 100 proof X
Load ot Flowera, Bland X
One* Briar Tionaaale X
Mcfluffie'a Hall , .... *
Canadian White By* 6
Fleetwood Rye 9
IDLE 00IX. roe I
North Carolina Com -... $2
MounUin Daw *
Mountain Daw, Old I
Harriot Com . 8
Laurel Volley Core 3
All Qoiods are Packed In Plaii^|
Cases and Ship
Day Order Is I
Same
ived
Beer. $12.09
s Cloctoofltl Beer, • $$.0D 6
10 doiea tab. Jicksonville.
ORDER TO-DAY
From tbs Best Kaown Whiskey House In
Florida
CHAS. BLUM Be CO.
•l7W.B«yS4rwH. long I
Let Kodol
CONGRESSMEN WOULD STOP
ALL DEALING IN FUTUIE.
BILL INTRODUCED IN CONGRESS
TO FORBID U8E OF MAILS AND
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
Washington. D. C, March 31—
Representative Henry, of' - Texas,
haa Introduced a HU to prohibit the
dealing In future* in agricultural
products, and forbidding the nie of
the malji and Interstate commerce
facIHtlea fori inch purposes.
Up Before the Bar.
lift i H. Btown, an attorney, of
Bgtafield,' Vt., write*: "We have
HUP4to. King's New Life Ptlla for
IHto And find them such a good
HBv'amdlctne we wouldn't be
errittout them.” For chills, const!-
ration, Mlllousnes* or sick head
ache they work wonder*. 25c. W.
D. Dunaway, A. E. Dlmmock and
x Ramsey.
Digest What You Eat Then You Can Eat What
You Like.
“Ton one* could eat anything you
wonted, and your stomteh would
digest It.
But now there’s tome things which
year stomach won’t digest. Your
Stomach absolutely refuses to aeoom-
medals you when you eat certain
leod—so you have been foieedby your
tested, and pass up those
that you would h»ve really enjoyed.
There to now a way to eat any
thing you like, If you will let
Kodol digest IL
Kodol will do this, too. It won’t
talk back or command, but will go
right ahead with Its work and digest
all (ha food you eaL Kodol will let
you eat anything you like.
Kodol will do exactly what your
stomach does, whan your atomaoh to
well end strong, end more, when tt
Riruag, aw* ua
Is tired or out of order.
“ aoi ta
juices aa
K^rtocompo^of^m^
stomach, and therefore will do tha
•erne work ss the stontooh, when it to
well and strong—the only difierenoa
to, Kodol nerer geu tired—and Kodol
Is the only digestmnt today, that will
digest all food and do It aa com*
plctely, aa attrong, healthy atomaoh.
Get a battle now end have It ready
to help your stomach at times whtm
you need an aastotant. Kodol to ah
the nearest drug (tore.
Our Guaruatee
Oo lo Yourdrutgtil today ud |tUl<
bowle. Then after you baro osod t)
toUMdnuglttA
iWSSH&sSi
m know that per auare* mala
Kodol to prepared at the labavta
•riaa ' E. E-DeWltt ACo.,Ckioap*>.
Ingram & Ramsey, Valdosta, Ga
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS
Just arrived, fresh stock seed Irish Potatoes, Corn,
Pinders, English Peas, Beans, Onion Sets, Cabbage.
A FULL STOCK ALL KINDS.
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