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TtiE VALDOSTA TIM
HIS NERVE.
Hearing o! Bankrupt Case Ad
journed to July 19th.
(From Tuesday*! Dally.)
The hearing of the bankruptcy
cases of A. D. Oliver sod the-South
ern Manufacturing Co., before Judge
Wilfred. C. Lane at Balnbrldge, was
MILLTOwfc PERSONAL
rm
'JULY 10, I9O!)
yesterday adjourned until tbe 19th
Nows Notes and Gossip From
Town by tho Big rond.
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
Miss Mule Patten la In Naylor
this week assisting Rev. Wilkinson
In the meetings at the Jiaptur
church.
Mr. Bryant Rlgell, of Douglas,
came down Saturday night to be at
the bedside of his sister, but reach
ed here too late to see her alive.
Rev. Graham Forrester was called
to Macon Saturday to confer with
the Baptist Educstlonal board rela
tive to the appropriation for the
Oaklawn Academy;' -
Mrs. L. M. Taylor will leave abort-
LDOSTANS
NEW ROAD.
Line Will be Built from Moul-
1 trie to Fort Baines.
of June.
Parties wife
meeting talk’
coolness- and
ly for n lengthy visit to her slscer.
Was 8tung by Insect.
Mr. J. C. Wlsenbaker came Into
the city this morning with one of
his arms In n pretty bad condition,
ns the result of a bite or sting of
jSsome kind of Insect.
There had be^ji a small sore on
his arm for several days and yester
day while walking through his cot
ton Held n hug or some kind of In
sect stung his arm near the sore.
The. place began-Ho Inflame Immedi
ately and by this' morning his arm
was badly swollen. He la having
• the place treated and the deleter ts
hopeful that no serious results will
-follow.
.Superior Court of said county, Sep
tember term, 1909.
The defendant, H. L. H&nbery, Is th e
-of said county, either In person or
- by attorney, then and there to
make answer or defensive allega
tion In writing to the plaintiff’s 11-
’ hel, as In default thereof the court
will proceed according to the stat
ute In such cases made and pro
vided.
Witness the Hon. R. G. Mitchell,
Judge of said court. This 28th day
of June, 1909.
h. R. Prescott,
'Clerk Superior Court, Echols Co.
7-S-w2m.
present at the
itingly of Oliver's
a under the gruel-
to him. If It
swot the questions
would' do so, and If It didn't ho
bluntly, rafaped to reply. There was
Jo make him talk, and si •
ence little shout his past
history, except what was already
known, wan brought out v
Accent on one or two occasions
hen Oliver became “rattled ha
as cool and self-possessed during
Vief bearing, and watched closely
every move of counsel and every rul
ing of tbe referee. One of the ques
tions which he stumbled over, and
which ordinarily should have, been
the quickest answered, was that of
his name.
“What Is your name," asked Judge
Lane.
"A. D. Oliver—Andrew D. Oliver,”
was the reply.
"What does tbe D. stand for,”
questioned the referee.
“Davison—Da—Davie,” he Anally
managed to get out.
The Incident went far to oonflrm
the universal opinion among the
people In that section that Oliver
baa had In his time many different
namee, and that he is sailing
der one now that he had not fully
memorised.
Mrs. Oliver, the young wife of the
bankrupt, was In court during the
hearing, and paid close attention to
the proceedings. To parties with
whom she talked, the young woman
said that she did not want to marry
Mrs. guth Hnnbery, vs. ML?
Hnnbery, libel for divorce, A t . tt}e 01lTeri but that her mother Insisted r '
Mrs. J. B. Shuman, In Montlcello,
Fla. . - , ' ' Rag
Quite a number; from nere attend
ed the annual services at the Prim
itive Bapllet church at Cat Creek
Sunday. , ,
Dr. Walter Patten came down
town Friday morning smiling—lt’s n
■IMM
Mr. M. W. Bargeron, the genial
ct.sbler of the Bank of Mllltown, Is
spending this week with his parents
In Burke county.
Mrs. M. W. Bargeron Jett Satur
day morning for Dowling Park, Fla.,
where she will spend some tlm->
with her parents. ’
Mrs. W. L. Black will leave Fri
day for Quitman, where she' will
spend some time with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. CooA
The farmers around Mllltown
lhave been having plenty: of rain
for the past ten days snd it’s ma
king crops and' grass hustle.
Rev. H. C. Jones filled his regu
lar appointment at the Methodist
church Sunday. Owing to tho
sence of the Baptist pastor bcl
nway, the Baptist congregation
shipped with their Methodist I
r«n. -
Misses Smith and Pafford
over from their homes in Clinch
county Sunday and are spending a
fow days with friends here.
Col., J. C. Smith, of Tlfton, and
his Wothqr, Col. W. R. Smith, -came
dqt^i from Nashville Saturday
g In' the latter's automobile,
lent tho day with their many
ere.
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
parties are this week
if Application for charter for a
from Moultrie to Fort
On. The road will ran
Jugh .the counties of Colquitt,
ell. Baker, Early, Calhoun and
and will be about one hundred
long. The usual application
be charter will be published
week In the various offletal
i of the counties named,
men behind the road propose
> no time In building H. It Is
bat, the /money for the enter-
- ready when needed, and
m the necessary proceeture
lag the granting of n charter
been gone through with, actual
Will hi commenced on the new
cures old SORES
y Commissioner Talley spent
that she was' not treating him right Monday In Nnshvllle on business
in refusing his attentions, in view connected with the county commls-
herebv required to be and appear at be worth four or live million dollars,
the next* term of the Superior Court that she flfftUy agreed to merry
was supposed to sit
eioners i
Fort Gaines It will tap the
1 of Georgia and afford a deep!
or outlet by boats on the Chatta-
The Valdosta Moultrie A
road, which will be com-
r'the end of the year, will
h'llne feeder for the new line, as
as the other connections ipade
J Moultrie.
j Iron Shipment* Next Week.
I stated In The Times a few days
; the Iron for the Valdosta, Moul-
Wostern has been bought,
1s announced today that the
peats ire to begin not toter than
Inst. A contract has been
r the full amount of rail
ary to complete the road to
uHrle. It was bought from the
(msylvanla Steel Company, and
ilpmepts are to be made from Bal
ks fast as the rail can be
We want to show you in this short, but honest and reasonable taifl'^
how and why S. S. S. cures Old Sores. We do not claim that S. S. S. t
works wonders, but we do know it will cure sores'and ulcers, and its I
record of forty years past abundantly Justifies this confidence.
Any old sore shows an unhealthy and impure condition of the
blood. It is a diseased condition of the flesh at that particular spot,
caused and kept inflamed and irritated by a continual discharge into
it of unhealthy matter from the circulation. In various ways the blood
becomes contaminated and
polluted. • A long spell of fev
er, or qther sickness, breeds
disease'terms in the system;
the failure of, nature’s elimi
native members to remove the
waste and refuse matters of
the body, the excessive use of
minerals in certain diseases,
infected woundp, bites and
stings of insects, etc., all con
taminate the blood with mor
bid matter and germs which
sooner or later manifest their
presence by a sore or ulcer
which refuses to heal under
the ordinary treatment of lo
cal applications.
External treatment can nev
er cure a chronic sore or ulcer,
because it does not reach the
blood. The place will remain
open as long as it is used ps a
drainage for the impurity
which is'in the blood, and in
addition to the Worry and
anxiety caused by an old sore,
there is always, danger of its
becoming cancerous, if a cure
is not effected. Purify the
blood, and nourish the flesh
with a rich, healthy circulation, and then the places
own accord.
S. S. S. cures old sores by removing the causes which produce
It goes down into the circulation, drives out ^ impurities and
aldent Roberts and Contractor
;ford are still sticking to their
nal statements that the entire
to will be' , completed by Obrlet-
They expect to have the lint
ve miles laid, with trains running
Troupevllle, the first station, by
i first.
Dougherty Is now
poisons, and by nourishing the flesh with rich. pure blood causes the
Night Rlder’e Raid.
The worst night riders are onto-
him. . Contrary to reports Mrs. Oli
ver hgs not yet applied, for s di
vorce. *
Oliver still contends that he has
thousands of dollars In a New York
bank, but no one believes the story.
He claimed when he went to Climax,
that his money was placed where It
waa drawing good Interest and he
did not want to remove It from the
New York Institution until- the first
of July, when he would get both
prlnclpat and Interest,
No Interventions were taken up at
rnrol, croton oil or aloes pills. They
raid your bed to rob you of rest.
Not so with Dr. King’s New Life
Pills. They never distress
■convenience, but always cleanse the
eyntem, coring Colds, Headache,
Constipation, Malaria, 25c at A. E.
Dlmmock’a, W. D. Dunaway’s and
Ingram A Ramsey’s, Valdosta, Os.
Mrs. J. R. Saunders Deed.
Mrs. E. P. Rose, of this city re
ceived a message from Pensacola
this morning announcing tbe death
of Mrs. J. R. Saunders, which oc
curred at that place yesterday. No
particulars were given. Mrs. Saun
ders moved from this city to Pensa
cola several years ago, and she has
many friends here who will regret
to learn of her death.
Charles W. Fairbanks must be run
ning for Vice-President of Japan.
the hearing except in the ease
Mrs. Oliver In regard to the reten
tion of, some of her personal prop
erty, consisting of furniture, • horse
end buggy, etc.,.which was granted
by the -court All other Interven
tions were postponed, as well ns
the election of n trustee In bank
ruptcy, which will take piece at the
hearing on the 19th.
Your Blood
fiONE PAINS, CAN
CER, SCALY SKIN,
PIMPLES,
Rheumatism, Eczema?
Have you aches and pain* in bone*, back, joints
mucus patches in mouth, sore throat, boils, cop
per colored spots, uleers on any part of the body,
hair or eyebrows falling out. open humors, syphi
litic blood poison, swollen glands?
Have you watery blisters, open, itching sores,
with oozing matter, skin cracks and bleeds, ri
sings and bumps, eczema?
If you have any of the above symptoms of
blood disease don’t fail to take B. B. B. (Botanic
Blood Balm), the famous blood purifier which
*" ‘ “ “ the past 7S years, so many marvel-
Death of Mr*. Hood.-
Mrs. Mary Hood, wife of Lew's
Hood, died at her home at DuPont,
Sunday after an Illness lasting for
about five weeks.
Mra. Hood was a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. O. P. Register, of
DuPont, and was one of the beat
known women of that section.
Every effort possible was put forth
by physicians and friends to save her
life, but without avail. She waa
about 35 years of ege at the time of
her death. She la survived by her
husband and several Children, beildei
numerous relatives.
The remnlns were burled yester
day In the North Cemetery near Du
Pont.
has made.
ous cure*
where all else fails.
B. B. B. kills the
i of blood i
skin diseases. Cures
i, makes the blood
'ie entire
_ healing ever-
sore or pimple and Mopping all aches, put
itching, curing the worst case of
Poison, makes the blood Pure
and rich, completely changing the entire body
into a dean, healthy condition, healing
case of Blood poison.
Botanic Blood Balm
Is pl.u.nt ,nd tile to ulu: rampcLd
ol pure Botanic ingredient,. It puriSea end m-
nchfSSfi, e M°°d- , a k .trenthen.tbe nerve.
unlbniM.noth,brakradovn(ratem. DRUG-
GISIS. LARGE BOTTLE, with di-
Sample aent free by write! to Blood Brin Co..
Atlanta, Gs. When writes for Miapta airs
came ol Tour trouble, if you know.
White Woman Arrested Yesterday.
Mrs. A. 0. Flllyaw, a white wom
an. waa arrested yesterday by
Deputy. Sheriff Washington on charg
es of n serious nature.
She was placed In Jail where ahe
will probably remain until her caae
Is called at the next term of court.
The woman la eald to have three
little cblMren and steps are being
taken today for the proper author
ities to take the children In charge
and try to save their Urea from
wreck and ruin.
participate In the
held there Monday.
Mr. B. G. Lastlnger, of Valdosta,
was here Friday on hla way to his
big turpentine still Just over the
line In Clinch county.
The colored population, assisted
by the negroes for many mllea
around here, celebrated the Glori
ous Fourth Saturday with s double-
header ball game and a ill* enter-
totnment'at night.
Mllltown Is not to be left In the
rear. It Is gradually coming to the
front In the matter of building. It's
not a boom, but It la enjoying
gradual growth.
tb tho first train ouf from
It,la said that there are
great ' quantities of lumber
g at various points along the
ting to he transported over
road. A small freight bust-
mss will he done from the first
will be largely augmented
South Georgia Is tapped
place 16 heal naturally and permanently. S. S. S. does not
race cure, but, being the greatest of all blood purifiers, it begiM-et the
bottom and by rebuilding broken down tissue, and supplying healthful,
healing qualities to the circulation, causes the place to win with Arm,
healthy flesh, .while it steadily but surely removes the cause and 'effects
a permanent cure.* The sore cannot remain when the, blood Is pure,
and S. S, S. will thoroughly purify, the blood. Book oh Sores and
Ulcers and any medical advice free to all who write.
S. S. S. is for sale at nil drug stores.
. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAST. GA.
PARACHUTE JUMPER
INSTANTLY KILLED.
to look now Uke record
time will be made In the
;lon of tbs line.
Yearling Hurt-by Anto.
A yearling belonging to Mr.'John
D. Wlsenbaker living out on tho
Loch Laurel road, was struck by an
automobile some time lest night
and Injured so badly Jt will prob
ably die.
Mr. Wlsenbaker found the yearl
ing thle morning soma distunes out
from his home, lying 'by the road
side. It having been atrnck by the
machine acme time during tbe
night. —
How tbe collision between the
yearling and the auto earns about,
or whether or not the ear was In
jured, no one knows, as It ts
known who was driving the
chine.
Mr. Wlsenbaker had one of his
hogs nearly killed by sn anto soms
time ago. the machine having run
over the hog, patting out one -of its
eyes end otherwise Injuring It,
V
If you are a man and want to be
In style,.have your mustache shaved
off. Almost every other Valdostan ts
going around with his upper Up
shorn of Its glory, snd the thing Is
rapidly assuming the proportions of
+* U± , , - S**<*■*.
Negro Boy was Arrested.
Sheriff Passmore yesterday arrest
ed Isaac Wolfe, s negro boy from
•he Cat Creek district, who U charr
ed with asaantt tad battery.
Wolfe Is the young negro who
white passing the tome of a white
woman tn the Cat Creek neighbor
hood » few deyi ego threw a hrtek
bat at her little girl, striking her on
the head, end knocking her down.
He hurled another piece of brick at
her It Is said after the cbUd had
fsllen from the (list blow.
He waa placed In Jail yesterday
snd will probably remain there till
tbe next term of the court.
Mra. Ross Osstrovsky, of New
York City, will arrive in Valdosta
tomorrow and wUl spend the sum
mer here with bar daughter, Mrs,
F. Lessrus. r .jM iti
Commissioners Met Yesterday.
The board of county commission
ers held 1 their regular meeting yes-
terday, there being a full attendanee
of the members of the board. Most
of tho day was devoted to the reg
ular routine work of looking after
tbs various accounts and matters of
like nature. An .order was passed
at the mooting requiring nil tho
banka of the county to return their
capital stock for taxation for the
year 1909. An order wee also pass
ed requiring all fertilizer plants to
return -their notes end accounts.
Following to the pert of the min-
utes referring to theee resolutions:
On moUon of J. K. White, all banks
are required to return their capital
stock tn full for taxes for the year
1949,. (
Also upon motion which was duly
Seconded and carried, alt fertiliser
plants are required to return their
notes and aocounts as required by
law.
Signed
J. W. HAGAN,
Chairman Board of Commissioners.
No Recorder's Court Yesterday.
There was no recorder's court
held yesterday, it being a holiday
and only a few eases to try. The
esses that ware to have bean triad
were all ‘continued »nd probably
of them will be heard ,)
Monday. ,
Last week wee very quiet tn po
lice circles in Valdosta. The city
prison doers remained open nearly
ill the time. There were two or
three cases of drunkenness Satur
day night for which arrests
made, but these did not remain In
prtooh long.
ears. R. Y. Lane end Hobt
Schofield canto over from Douglas
and celebrated the Glorious Fourth
hare yesterday, returning to Doug
las this morning.
JUMPED FROM BALLOON WHEN
ONLY A FEW HUNDRED FIST
HIGH AND DASHED TO DEATH.
-Portland, Me., July Mistaking
the promiscuous firing of revolvers
ss a signal for the climax of his
aerial jot, James Corcoran, aeronaut,
28 years old, of Lowell, Mass., out
loose with his parachute when but
few hundred feet from the earth
here 'today and waa dashed to the
ground meeting Almost Instant death
at the feet of 5,000 horrified spec
tators.
Three paradbutes were attached to
the balloon for a triple Jump. It was
arranged that Coroorau should drop
with his payaebutes when be heard
a certain number of revolver shots
after the oaiioon usd reaebed e bight
of approximately 6,000 feet.
Corcoran had barely len the
ground before promlacuoue firing be
gan, but the man to give the signal
called out to him to keep on up.
Above a few buntlred feet tt to bard
for an .aeronaut to guess correctly
his exact hlgbt and so when Corco
ran heard a second fusllsde It Is be
lieved be was certain tbs signal had
ooms. He was seen (6 drop, al-j
though he was barely 500 feet ts the
air.
The distance was too short for the
parachute to open properly amt the
man dropped like a plummet, srtlk-
lug the ground about 1,000 feet from
where the ascension was made,
Ha sustained a fracture of the
skull end otbor Injuries and he soon
died.
BROWN'8
South asorqian has Named Son for
the Gov. and Wants Present
AUsnta, Os., July 8.—Governor
Brown has been offloUUy notified of
tbe first baby to be named for him
slnco hla Inauguration by a letter
from n Sputh Georgia man, who
writes: "I have named my bojr
attar you, and would Uke to see him
grow up to be ss great a man as
you are. He expeeta a handsome
present from you." Governor Smith
had scores and too res of bah las
named tor him during his two Ttai||F
and made It a custom to malt each
a 99 check. It remains to to seen
whether or not Governor Brown win
follow the precedent. A
Atlanta Lady Hurt In Runaway.
Atlanta, On, July ifi^Mlsa Jay
McBrlde.daughter of Mrs. A L. Ho-
Bride, formerly of Mseon but for _
some time put residents of Atlanta. '
Is lying at the horns of her brother-
in-law, Georgs Adair, with a frao-
tured leg, the result of e runaway
accident Saturday afternoon. While
driving a spirited animal, one of
tbe lines broke snd the holme dull
ed off, striking a cart end overturn
ing the carriage. Mill McBride was
thrown out and the carriage turned
over on her. Her lnjulos, however,
are not serious.
To Hear Chargr* Against Auttn.
Savannah, Ga., July Tha hear
ing of the charges against Capt W.
O. Austin, Chief of polios, who It la
alleged cursed a patrolman and the
patrolman’s notes, which wu to have
been investigated today tn the
mayors office, hu gone over untP
July 9th.
It is soms oomfort to reflect that
tbs Now York man who claims to be
able to talk 69,009 words an hour
hu no ambition to ran for the
Presidency.
Smouldering War In Chlnatovrtv
New York, July 8.—The long war
that hu been smouldering In Chine-
trwn la about to break forth accord*
lug to Information unt to Police
Commissioner Baker by the Chinese
location at Wuhlngton today.
The Chinese qnartur ts guarded
by forty policeman.
FRANCI8 CUSHMAN DEAD.
New York, July 8—Francis Cush
man, representative In Congress
from Tacoma, Washington, died
here this morning In Roosevelt hos
pital of pneumonia, following an op
eration for appendicitis, -
r. E. P. DeLorme, of
spent the day In the city.
Macons
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