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VALDOSTA TIMES,
V
SATURDAY,
JULY 94, 1000,
NEGRO CROOK
IS CAPTURED.
Man Who Swindled L Lazarus
with Bad Check is in jail.
6ALVEST0N
IS IN DANGER
6reat Storm Destroyed Jetties
arid Sea Flots into City
(From Wednesday's Dally.)
One of the smoothest negro crooks
who ever operated around Valdosta; HPH
uaz arrested yesterday afternoon'•'“T by the rising water*
and placed In Jail by Sheriff J. B. brld * e c0Qnectln *
Houston, Tea., July 11—Mur
docks' and the Turf bathing pavli-
HORSE RAN
INTO AN AUTO
An Exciting Runaway on the
(From Wednesday's Dally.)
An automobile partially wrecked
Ions at Galveston have been swept ; and some horse hair and possibly a
The j little hide on the sidewalk, were the
the results of an exciting runaway In
Passmore and Deputy L, B. Kills.
He la known as Lucius White, alias
James H. White, alias James ; M.
Bree.
The negro la charged with having
passed a bogus'check off on Mr. L.
Lazarus, a merchant of Valdoata, an
account of which was given In The
Times ot last Saturday.
It was on Thursday afternoon of
last week when the negro want to
the store ot Mr. Lazarus and bought
a bill ot goods \consisting of a suit
of clothes, a pair o/sboes, two shirts’
Borne dress goods, a razor and prob
ably some other article*? The bill
amounted to a little more than 419.
He gave Mr. Lazarus a cheek on -one
of the Valdoata banks in favor of
Lucius White. Tha name of Mr.
Hdas, the government Superintend
.dent ot the post office building was
signed to tha chsek and the negro
endorsed It on the hack, writing the
name “Lucius White." .
’Mr. Lazarus gave him the differ
ence In money, the amount being
17.10. The negro went out and Mr.
Lazarus kept the check until next
morning and carried it to the bank.
Then he found out the whole game
waa that of a smooth crook. The
Initials ot Mr. Hesa were wrong and
he soon found that Mr. Hess had
given no auoh check.
Officers were at once notlffed and
a quiet'search has been going on
/since. Yesterday the, sheriff and
his deputy were driving along
street
buggy was stoj
house and he was culled out -
the sheriff asked him who lived
there. He sntwered “Josie Suggs,*'
giving the name , of his wife before
she was married to him a few weeks
ago. The sheriff told him he would
have to go up town with them. He
wanted to go in the house to get
something but the officers would not
permit this and made him get In the
buggy. He waa brought to jail and
Identified by Mr. Lazarus. The of
ficers with Mr. Lazarus then went
back to hie house and found every
article he had bought Thursday.
8hefiff Paasmore and others seem
to be satisfied he la a professional
crook- . *he sheriff eaye he has tried
to find where he that been working
hut cannot find: where he .has. work-
•«:* «?”»>• tm. . Tho.negroieays be
came Dorn Jacksonville to Valdosta
last/March. He admits getting the
goods from Mr. Lasnrne but says he
paid the money ,gnd claims to know
nothing ot the. check, «
After he .lcft^te store Of Jfr.
Lazarus Thursday, bq wpnt' to
furniture store of Hammond
Dot Is and bought some furniture. He
paid part cash and signed the lease
as James H. White. It la said fa«
has been getting mall from the poet
office addressed to James M. Bros.
It Is said the same negro, was In
the post office on Thursday enquir
ing of some one ns to Mr. Hess*
initials. A negro fitting his descrip
tion was In tha store of J. T. Webb
on the same day maktag the came
enquiry. .. - .
He seems to be above the average
negro in intelligence -end fills the bn
pretty well for a smooth crook. He
will probably be kept-.fn Jail until
tbo next, superior conn convenes.
Island with the mainland Is psrtly
destroyed.
It Is reported that- a cyclone
struck the city last night, and that
the Mg jetties and sea wall were
wrecked, allowing the sea to sweep
Into the city.
I Communication has been cut off
Cud the situation Is grave.
New Orleans, July 91—A heavy
wind is sweeping thf Oulf, and
driving the water over the Galves
ton aea wall. Some porta of the
city Is Inundated by aeven feet ot
water." The lost will be consider
able. »
Dallas, Tex., July 21—A bad
storm Is reported*'at Galveston ana
all wires connecting that city with
the outside world axe down. Part
of the railway treetle is gone.
The water la aald to be aeven feet
deep over part of the Island.
Washington, July 21—It waa re
ported at the weather bureau at
10:20 this morning that the Gulf is
rising at Galveston. The report says
the voter is severhl feet deep m
parts of the city, and the wind Is
almost a hurricane In velocity.
24o wesewAjie aiuus
et andsaw the m
houj» reading.
opped in front of
NATURE'S WARNING.
the business part ot the city late
yesterday afternoon.
It WS8 Mr. T. B. Burnett's hor»e
that did the stunts. He was not
hitched to .a buggy and so was free
to furnish all the excitement the
people were looking tor.
The horse was hitched In the rear
of Varn and Burnett's wholesale
house when something frightened
him and he broke loose. He dashed
down the A. C. L. railroad traoke to
the Lee streejtjhrosslng, then turned
up that street to Ulmer’s shop, then
turned into Hill jjJVenue and started
towards Patterson. When he reached
Patteradn he turned, the oorner
around the Wyone Shoe Co's, store
and ran diagonally across that street
towards Thomas' furniture store. Dr.
Little's automobile was standing dl<
'» ”j coi
reotly In front of the furniture store dollars (6,000.00), with the
and the horse undertook to go be- lege ot - Increasing the same
tween the auto and the store. He
miscalculated a little and ran square
JbETITIONi FOR. CHARTER.
STATE OF -/GEORGIA—Lowndes
County:
Toi the Superior Court of Said
County; ' (
The petition ot E. D. Ferrell,
D. Dalton, W. A. Godwin, A. J. Dasha
er and' Will Knight, nil of Lowndes’ 1
county, Ga, and F. W. Carlisle, of
Fulton county Georgia respectfully
■hows:
let. That they desire for them
selves, their associates aft succes
sors to he Incorporated ' Under the
name and style of “Valdosts Gro
cery ..Company," for a period of
twontiB years. ‘ #
2nd. The principal office ot said
company shall be In &e city ot
Valdosta, state and bounty afore
said, hot petitioners desire the right
to establish branch offteea within
this stats or elsewhere, whenever
the holders ot a majority - ot the
■took may so determine.
. 3rd. The object of said company
Is pecuniary gain to Itself and Its
•hare holders.
4th. The business to be carried
on la that „of buying and selling gro
cerles at wholesale, hut petitioners
desire the right to carry on aald
business both at wholesale or retail
or either; and Incident to auen
business, to buy, sell and deal gen
erally at wholesale or retail, or
both, .In groceries, merchandise, and
all kinds of personal property, and
also to act . as brokers or agent In
the purchase, sale, management or
disposition of goods, merchandise,
or other property, and to sell end
dispose ot any goods, merchandise,
or other property on commissions,
and to lnirost Id stocks or bonds ot
other corpoatlons, and to make any
other Investments they may desire,
to borrow or loan money and to do
jy any and *11 things that a
natnrafperson might do.
tth. The capital stock of aald
irporatlon shall be five thousand
prtvl-
from
time to time to any amount not ex
ceeding one hundred thouiand dol-
... „ , . lars ($100,000.00), by a majority
Into the machine. He wae going at vote of stockholders, and like-
Valdosta
Recognise
People Most
and Heed it.
Kidney Ills come quietly—myste
riously.
But nature always warn* you
through the urine.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See if the color Is unhealthy—
If there are settll
"duty,
JOE HILL HALL AND ALEXAN
... HER, OF FULTON HAVE A TILT
It’s time then to use Doan’s Kid 1 ' OVER THE RESOLUTION.
,1, Mila '1 ■
Atlanta, July 21—A resolution
invKihg the Southern railway to
htove Its headquarters from Wash-
disease
WHAT COTTON AND
WHEAT DID TODAY
THE FORMER LOST ONLY FEW
S >INT8, WHILE THE LATTER
A8 A 8HAOE HIGHER.
New York, July" 21—When the
cotton market opened this morning
Ir was tound that it had-held Its
own fairly well under pressure, los
ing only a tew potato off. of yester
day's prevailing prices.
Chicago, July 21—Wheat * is
steady today and just s shade feign
er on bettor' cables.
Get the habit of saying money.
All kinds of low shoes, <
Wyone Shoo Co. “!t "ET
ney Pills,
To ward off Bright's
diabetes.
Doan's have dona great work
Valdosta. ■ '
Mrs. J. w. Lanier, 207 W. Central
avenue, Valdosta., Ga, says: "I
found more relief and benefit from
Doan's Kidney Pills than from any
other' remedy I ever used. Kidney
trouble caused me a great deal - of
misery. I had doll, nagging back
aches, I found It difficult to get
around on account of them. My kid-
neys were so weak and I was annoy
ed at all times' by Irregular
passages of the secretions. Do
an’s Kidney Pills ware brOngkt to
my notice, I procured a has at Dim-
mock's Pharmacy and afit* them.
They relieved my baCkadtes, streo-
gthened -iy back and modem* tael
batter tn every way. I am very
what Doan’e Kidney
Pin* have done for me and 1 am
pleased to recommend them.*
For ante by all dealers. Price 60
cento. Foster-Mlltmrn Oo., Buffalo?
New York, sols agents for the
United States.
Remember the name—Doan's—
and take no other.
WOULD PUT COCO
COLA IN DRUG LIST
MR. M088, OF COBB COUNTY,
CLA88E8 THE DRINK A8 A
POI80NOUS DRUG.
Atlanta, July 21—Another effort
to get at coca cola waa made In the
house by Mr. Moss, oACobb when
he introduced n bill classing this
drink as a poisonous drug and pro
viding for the name conditions ear-
rounding Its sale aa are provided
fer morphine, cocaine, laudanum
and similar poisons. Mr. Moss will
have to amend hla bill, however, to
get the drink he Is after for In hla
bill the flrat word of the drink'a
name waa' spelled “cocoa" and no
lays he will offer *n amendment
perfecting It. *
considerable speed and when his
feet became entangled in the machin
ery he was tripped and fell flat on
the sidewalk beside the into. When
the crash came it looked aa If the
horse, auto and all were badly torn
up, b(to't)ie animal came out mkmi
a little hair and a few scratched
places, did the auto had the fender
of the left hind wheel torn off and
a lamp broken,
ATLANTA WANTS THE
SOUTHERN’S OFFICES
S lton td Atlanta and offered In the
use ‘jftiterday by Mr. Alexander,
of Fulton, caused the Hon. Joe
Hill Hall, of Bibb to ask h question
which would indicate that corpora
tion as an. outlaw In the state of
Georgia. The author of the resolu
tion pointed out that the Southern
did a business In the state of *«,-
000,000 a year and that the remov
al of Its offices to the capital of the
state would give Atlanta prestige
and bring between six and seven
thousand people here.
Ifr. Alexander opposed the reso
lution and waxed sarcastic at times.
While he was speaking, Mr. Ball
inquire^ whether any consideration
should he shoyra a. corporation that
S remained hare
Maws of tha
state. W
While not ftflUd to the -resolu
tion to far MHgflfing the headquart
ers away fromwaahlngton and ex
tending the invitation to the South
ern to do to. Mr. Bills, ot Bibb,
wanted the resolution, so amended
that it would read “Macon
Atlanta.” He thought Macon
would he a better place. As a re
sult of the attack made on the res
olution, It was tabled but Mr. Alex
ander declares be will bring It up
again and try to ascertain why Hr
Hall thinks the Southern Is an out
law.
A Night Rldsr's Raid.
The worst night riders are calo
mel, croton oil or aloe* pills. Thay
raid your bad to rob yon of rest
Not so with Dr. King's New Ufa
Fins. They never distress er In-
convenience, hot always nlsinsi tbs
HIPPOS. SURROUNDED
ROOSEVELT PARTY
TWELVE HUGE BEA8T8 THREAT
ENED TO 8WAMP BOATS BE
FORE LEADER WAS SHOT.
Nalvasba, Africa, July 21—Ex-
President Roosevelt, while In a boat,
was surrounded by ^ twelve large
hippopotamus, who frenzied
fear, threatened the lives of
Roosevelt and his oarsmen.
Mr. Roosevelt killed the leader
of the bunch and another hugs
beast, when the remainder fled.
It was a very narrow escape for
all In the boat. The
men were panic strlck
PUBLIC SALK.
GEORGIA—Lowndes County
Under and by virtue ot the power
ot sale vested In the undersigned,
Ousley-Ashley & Ousley, by the
terms of a certain contract and
agreement made and entered Into
between henry U411 and Ousley-
Ashley A Ousley, a firm composed
u( it. F. Ousley, D. 0 Aahley and M.
it Dpo-ley, on the b:s; uty ot Feb-
n-ary, 1906, whlcb • aid contract to
gether with a warranty deed from
said Henry Bell to aald Ousley-Ash-
ley & Oualey dated first day of Feb
ruary, 1906, and recorded on the
second day of February, 1906, In
book "BB," page 236 of the record
ot deeds 10 the office of the Clerk
ot the Superior Court of said coun
ty, waB given for the purpose of se-
curing an Indebtedness due and ow
ing by the said Henry Bell to aald
Ousley-Ashley A Oualey, will be
sold by tbo undersigned at public
sale before the court home door tn
said county, during the legal houra
of sale on the 1st Tuesday In August
1909, to the highest and best bid
der for cash, the following describ
ed property to-wlt: That traet or
parcel ot land situate lying and be
ing In that part of the city of Val
dosta In said county and atate,
known as Baptist Neck,” commenc
ing at the northweet corner of the
land of FJore Williams on the south
side ot Jackson street and running
west along said Jackson street fifty-
two (62) feet to the land of H. H.
Stotesbory, thence south two hun
dred and ten (210) feet to at) alley,
thence east along aald alley fifty-
two (62) feet to land of Flora Wil
liams, thence north to starting point
on Jackson street, bohndsd on the
north by Jackenn street, on the
east by land of Flora Williams,,
south by an alley and west by land
ot H. H. Stoteabery; aald sale being
for the purpoee of paying the aald
debt due by aald Henry Bell to aald
Ousley-Aihley A Ousley, together
with all cost and expense of sale,
Including 10 per cent attorney* fee*
a* provided for In said contract
Bald property told aa the property
of . said Henry Bell, and the proceeds
of raid sale to be applied to said
debt, principal, interest, attorneys
fee and expense of sale, and the bal
ls, If any, to be paid over to the
[d Henry Bell or b!i legal repre-
tatlve.
proper conveyance will be made
to the said property by tbs under
signed as provided In said eontrac
and agreement.
This 2th day of July, loot.
Ousley-Ashley 6 Ousley.
S. M. Vsrnedoe, Attorney.
GEORGIA—Echols Connty:
Under and by virtue ot a power
ol tale contained lu the mortgage
executed by The Union Warehouse
ti Ginnery Co., to H. O. Zelgler, on
hhe iltfe day of February, 1009,
aud recorded In the office ot the
GEORGIA—Echols 1 County:
Emma Fates having made appli
cation for twelve months support
out Ot the estate of T. J. Fates an«
appraiser! duly appointed to set
apart t|ie same having filed tiu-ir
return, all persons concerned are
hereby required to show cans* be
fore the court of ordinary of aald
connty on the first, Monday In
August, 1209, why said applicattoa
should not be granted.
This July the 6th, 1909.
J. B. Parrish, Ordinal-.
wise to decrease the same to any
amount not less than the sum ol
live thousand dollars (96,000.00)i
f stock to be divided Into shares
ne hundred dollars each; ten
cent of the amount of capita)
stock to be employed by them has
hee-H^retually paid to- Petitioners
desire the right to)hav* the sub-
srrlptlons to said capital stock to b*
paid In money or property to be
taken at a fair valuation.
6th. Petitioners desire the right
to aue and be sued, to plead and be
Impleaded, to have and use a com
mon seal, to make all necessary by
laws and regulations and to do all
other things that may be necessary
il carrying on of said HUU imu-mi vm—
—j—miju suitable for the pur- " “
pose of the corporation, to execute
notes and bonds as evidence of In
debtedness, Incurred or which may
be Incurred In the conduct ot ths
affair* of ths corporation, and to
secure the same by mortgages, se
curity deeds or other forma of liens
under'existing laws.
7 th. They desire for said corpo
ration the power and authority to
apply v for and accept amendments
to MU oh brier of either from or sub
stance by a vote of a majority ot Its
stock-holders outstanding st ths onu uu uiu ease uny-uirn
time. They also ask authority for yard* by land of B. Herndon; also
said Incorporation to wind up its one G. W. Wheland engine, No. 25;
affairs, liquidate and discontinue Its xjne thirty-five horse-power holler,
business at any time It may deternrft&nc extra drive wheel, three English
in* to do so by a vote of two-thirds] gins, shafting, pulleys, .belting.
the undersigned will sell at' public
sale at the court house In said
county, during the legal hour*
sale, to the highest 'bidder
esah, the following property to-wlt:
One acre of land more or less, situ
ated, lying and being In lot No. 429
ot the eleventh district of Bcbolt
county. State of Georgia, bounded
on the south by one hundred yards
ot the south Una of said lot, on the
west fifty-three yards by land of
F. Colson, on the north one hun
dred yard* by land of L. T. Dough
erty, and on (lie east fifty-three
n-er^ panic
of Its stock outstanding at the time
Sth They deal re for said Incor
poration the right of renewal when
and aa provided by the law* ot
Georgia, and that it have all snob
other rights, powers, privileges and
immunities, as are Incident to like
Incorporation* ' or permlssable un
der tin/law* of Georgia,
Wherefore, petitioners pray to be
Incorporated under the name and
style aforesaid, with the powers,
privilege* and Immunities herein
eet forth, and aa now, or may her*
after he, allo#ed a corporation
similar character undertake lawk ot
“Borgia. Bf
Woodward iTsmlth,
Attorney* for Petitioners.
Filed In office this the 12th day
of July,-1909,-
B. H. Myddelton, Clark.
STATE OF GEORGIA— Lowndes
Connty:
I, R. B. Myddelton, Clerk of the
Superior Court of aald county, lo
hereby certify that the foregoing Is
a tree and mrrocl copy ot ths ap
plication for charter of the Valdosta
Grocery Company as the same ap
pears on file in this office.
Witness my official signature and
the seal of aald court, this the ljtb
day of July, 1909.
It. B. Myddelton,
Oferk Superior Court, Lowndes
County, Georgia.
GEORGIA—Echols Connty:
Mn. Ruth Hanbery, vs. H. L
Hanbery, libel for divorce, In the
Superior Court of said county, Sep
tember term, 1909,
The defendant, H. L. Hanbery, Is
hereby required to he and appear at
the next term of the Superior Ooart
of said connty, either in person or
by attorney, then and there
answer or defensive- allega
ta writing to the plaintiff's lb
In default thereof the court
according to tbo stab
in such case* mad* and pro
vided.
Witness tha Hon.^R. Q. Mitchell,
This 29th day
GEORGIA—Lowndes County:
WIU be sold on ths flrat Tuesday
in August, next, before the ooure
house door In said county, the fop
lowing property to-wlt: All that
tract or parcel of land eltn&ted ly
ing and being In the southern por
tion of the olty of Valdosta, in tho
county ot Lowndes, and boanded aa
follow*: Fronting fifty (50)' feet
on Troup street and running back
two hundred (900) feet, bonndfci
north and Youth by land* ot W. U.
Convene and east by lands ot J. B.
Spivey. Said property levied oh a*
tho property of Adallne Roberta and
in favor of JF. J. Maron under » flfa
Issued from the superior court of
Lowndes cootlty, May term, 1909.
This 8th day of July, 1909.
J. F. PASSMORE. Sheriff.
GEORGIA—Lowndes County:
Whereas, W. A. Simms, adminis
trator with will annexed, of J. W.
Dickson represents to the court la
Ms petition, duly filed and entered
on record, that he has tally sdmln-
lrtered said J. W. Dickson's estate,
this Is therefore to cite all persons
concerned, kindred end creditors, to
show cause. If any they tan, why
aald administrator should not bo
discharged from. his administration,
and receive letter* of dismission on
the first Monday in AngusL 1199. '
A. V, SIMMS, Ordinary.
' I ,
Administrators' Bale.
Will be sold before the court
house door at Valdosta, Ga., on tbo
first Tuesday In Apgutt, 1909, to
the highest bidder tor cash, ths fol
lowing tract or parcel of land la
the city of Valdosta, and lying oa
North street, immediately west of.
and adjacent to the Joseph. High
tower home place, and hounded oa
the north by the .lands of Mrs. L,
M. Blttoh, on the east by Hightow
er land*, on the south 1)7 said Norik
street, and on tho'west by the lands
of Mrs. H. V. Lane, the same front
ing 60 feet on North street, ‘ auffi
running back 133% feet '
Mrs. Joseph Hightower, 1
Administratrix.
Valdoata, Oa., July 7< 1903.
Leave to Sell.
J. M. Stanton, aa guardiaa of tho
persona and property ot Carl Stan
ton and John Perry Stanton, hav
ing In proper form. applied to thw
undersigned tor leave to tell nil tho
real estate belonging to aald Cart
Stanton Snd John Perry Stanton*
estate; this Is therefore, to cite *12
concerned to show cause tt the next
term of he Court of Ordinary to bo
held In and tor said county on th*
1st Monday In August, 1101, why
said guardian should not have leave
to sell said property, after adver
tising ths asms ah the Isw directs.
This July 7th, 1909.
Am V* Slmmftt
Ordinary Lowndes county.
tools, etc., connected with glnsry,
all of which periods) property Is
located on said lot ot land, also tho
gh> house and fixtures, for the pur
pose of paying s certain promissory
note bearing data the ltth day ot .
February, 1909, and payable on U* Schedule Effective May 80, 1900.
first day of July, 1909, and matiC
and executed by the said Union
Warehouse A Ginnery Co.,
not* being for eleven hundred.and
■eventy-three dollar* and thirty-tour
cants, principal, stlpuatlng for la-,
forest from maturity at the rats ot
eight per cent per annum, tha total
amount du* on laid not# being
ed hundred and seventy-three
lars snd thirty-four
principal and dollars
Interest, together with ths cost* ot
this proceeding aa provided In said
mortgage. A conveyance will be
executed to the purchaser by tbs
undersigned, as authorised In aald
mortgage. Said property will ho
sold as aforesaid before the court
house door tn Statonvlll*, Echols
county, Ga., on tbo first Tuesday In
August, 1909, between the legal
hour* of sale.
This 6th day of July, 1909.
H. O. Zelgler,
Citation, Administration.
GEORGIA—Echols County:
To all whom it may conoorn: Mrs.
Katie Lasll* having In proper form
applied to me for permanent letters
of administration on the estate ot
A. D. Lasllo, late of aald county,
this Is to cits all and singular the
creditors and next of kin of A. D.
Leslie to be snd appear at my office
within lb* time allowed by law,
and shew cause, If any they
why permanent administration
should not be granted to Mrs. Katie
Lasllo on A. D. Leslie’s estate.
Witness my band and official slg-
nature, this 6th day of July, 190*.
J. B. Parrish, Ordinary.
tag that It was unconstitutional j notable*.
rr. system, curing Colds, TTssds^s. gj.sb Ladles Pumps Wftut
Ingram * Ramsey's, Valdosta, Ga. MJpie 8ho^.Co.
i ' . "
» MlVUy,
fear, fadge of said court
bf Jans, 1989.
L. A. Fresco*
Clerk Qppsrior Court, Echols Co.
T-3-wfi
* • , L
GEORGIA—Lowndes Connty:
Th*,; report of ths appraisers ap
pointed to set spurt a year's sup-
liort to tbs widow of Jerry Moore,
1st* of Lownde* county, deceased,
having bean duly filed; this U
therefore to dto all persons con
cerned to show cane. If any thay
oan why said report should not ha
Ittad to record, andgE* m
Judgment of tbs court on tha
first Monday In August, 1999. -
A. V. SIMMS, Ordlaait
G.S.&F.Ry
li.ini Leave Valdosta Northbound.
•'J . i » . • T"'
tor Atlanta and all points no
west. Observation parlor car to
q«°0n<.
and Macon, connecting at Ma
Atlanta and all points north and
wpst. Local alreplng car to P*"—
5:45 a. m.
mediate point*.
Trslsi Leave Valdosta, Souibhosad
5:18 a., m. M& r ciri£;
jlceping car to Jacksonville.
5:10 p. nu MSrt
log observation parlor car.
a tn No; 131ocal tral
a. m. for Palatka and
Intermediate point*
5:12 p. m.
Intermediate points.
Train Arrive Valdosta n (Wows
SOUTHBOUND-No. IJ
No. 3, 5:03 a. m., No. 5, loss p.
NORTHBOUND—No. II, 10:35 a.,
tn.. No.4. U:Wp. m„ No.*,’ 00:40*•
m.i No. 14, llffiap. m.
These schedules show the time
which trains may be expected to i
rive and depart, bat such sched
at tha time stated is not guaranti
For farther information ast
‘ pp - ly - t0
C. B. RHODES,
O.P,
Macon,
Georgia.