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THE VALDOSTA TIMES,
MR. SMITH HIT
BY A TRAIN.
SUPERIOR COCRT JURORS.
OLIVER AS COOL AS EVER,
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SATURDAY, ' JULY
S4. 1009.
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Grand an dTraverse Juror* Drawn Nothing Now Drought Out
the
Well Kuown Gitizen of Homer-
ville Brought Here Badly Hurt.
(Prom TuMdW* i*UT.)
Mr. Sam Smith. of Homerrille,
"While attempting to croa* the track
-of the Georgia Southern and Flor
ida railroad last night at Head
.Light, Just ahead of the north-bound
passenger ‘drain 'from Jacksonville,
was struck by the engine and
. dangerously Injured, . ,
The accident occurred In a rather
■peculiar manner. Mr. Smith, with
some others had'gone to y Headlight
to remove the machinery of the saw
mill from that place, the mill being
the one whre the boiler explosion oc-
•curred .a few week* ago and killed
Mr. J. W. Dame.
According to reports, Mr. Smith
had hired a negro man to go down
with them to help In tearing‘down
.and loading the machinery. The ne
gro went down yesterday. He
went to Mr. Smith some time during
the day and borrowed a dollar
.drum him. Mr. Smith learned early
•In.the night that the negro intended
taking the north bound train for
Valdosta. Smith and otheVa watch-
-ed . for'the negro, who appeared Just
before ,th train arrived. Mr. Smith
demanded the dollar back and tbe
-negro gave it to him. Smith then
demanded the price of the negro's
ticket down there, as be had furnish
ed him (he money. The negro was
refnsing to refund the money and
Smith bad hold' of him. The train
had been waved down and was pull
ing in. Juat before the engine pass*
ed wbere Smith and the negro were
•tandlng, the negro made • leap
across the rallrofd track. Smith
-started to follow him but It was too
late. Tbe engine struck him and
. about tbe eame time one of the
near,
for the November Term.
Drawn for November term Supe
rior Court, 190», by His Honor.
Robt, G. Mitchell. Judge 'of aald
court, on 28th day of May. 190».
Grand Jurors.
C. J. Barton, T. S. Scruggs, J. A.
Stubbs. W. H. McLendon, C. A.
Buckhalter, Jas. O. Scruggs, N. U
Rountree, J. W. Lanier. H. Y. Till
man. C. E. Lord, 8. J. Cook.,T. M.
Smith, T. W. Touchtone, 1 J. P.
Carter, J. I. Wlaenbaker. Robt.
Black. E. D. Hunter. M. R. Outlay,
R. Y. Scruggs, W. H. Peterson. T.
M. Ray, J. L. Mathis, L- U. Stanflll,
Willi* R. Carter, a D. Webb, Sr.,
J. A.. Smith, a C. Hogan.
Traverse Jurors—1st Week.
L. L. Barker, S. W. Webb J. W,
Qleaton, B. L. Wlsenbaker, C. a
Davis, E. /t, Dasher, C. D. Faxson,
RObt. Brown, J. B. W. Smith, J. 1L
Dees, 8r.. A. J. Wells, W. H. Bur
ling, J. 0. Cooper, J. J. Dowling, W.
E. Anderson. O. B. Jones, W. H.
Shelton, W. A. Pnrdee, John W.
McIntyre. J. D. Peters, Jr., J. A.
Dowling. Geo. H, Peagle, Jno. T.
Mathis. C. A. Hlers, A. W. Yarns-
doe, W. J. Flveaah, a B. Grant, S.
Fryer, S. B. Breedlove, J. S.
Hardee, S. L. bowling, L. L. Webb,
W. P. Henley, John a Wlienbmksr,
C. P. (Unas, Miles Pope.
Traverse Jurors—2nd Week.
J. B. Hutchinson. J. W. Brogdon,
, B. Rivers. S. P. Lang, D. B.
Moore, H. A. Pope, J. D. Ashley, W.
Hawkins, W. F. McCollum, T. J.
Folsom, T. N. Holcombe, W. A.
Sima, 1248 G. M.; H. T. Dampter,
L. Sima. W. E. Dudley, B. W.
Bentley, J. F. Holmes, 8. W. Peters.
I. Wlsenbaker, G. B. Canning-
ham, Jos.’ J. Howell, W. F. McCon
nell, F. a Rivers, 9. 8. Myddelton,
T C- Wilkes, W. a Mailoy, W. H.
Chttty, A. J. Strickland, O.
Barfield, O. M. McGhee. J. H. Car-
roll, a A. Pasamore, J. W. Aabbeil,
J. W. Pope, D. R. MUey, John Bos
ton.
.frould probably ha-
ed Instantly. As it was,
his ribs were broken am
otherwise badly Injured.
Th Injured man was placed on the
same train and brought to Valdosta
and carried to the Halcyone sana
torium where he la receiving medical
attention.
While he Is badly hurt, it Is hoped
his Injuries will not prove fatal.
Will Faco City Court.
Minnie Lee Frazier, a negro wom
an who wan a conspicuous figure in
tbe matinee at tbe city hall yester
day, was placed In the comity Jail
Tate In the afternoon and kept there
through tbe night
She and another woman got Into
some trouble Saturday night and It
1* said their had a pretty lively
scrap, doling which the Frasier wom
an used a picket from the fence and
■■ bruised up her antagonist prstty
badly. .
When Recorder Varnedoe heard
the eiddence In tbe cate he Impose!
a lino of 14.75 on the Frailer woman
and bound bar over to tbs city court
She'gave bond this morning for
tier appearance at the next term of
the city court and was released.
. Colored Grand Master Coming.
.The colored Odd Fellows of Val
dosta will receive their Grand Maa-
■ ter -tomorrow (Wednesday) at the
.Odd Fellow’s temple at 8 o’clock P-
All Odd Fellows and friends are
Invited to hear the addnss of the
’Grand Master, Prof. Blrl 8. Ingram.
He 1» the principal of the colored
public schools of Maoon, a well In
formed man, and has the tadorsa-
ment of the state for his nnanlmont
election to sncceed himself at the
Mennjal session to be held at Al
bany, Gai, August l«th, 1909.
Failed.
All efforts have foiled to find a
-better remedy for coughs, eoMs and
' lung troubles than Foley's Honey
and Tar. . It stops the cough, basic
tbe longs and prevents terkms re
sult* from a cold. J. N. Patterson,
. Nashua, Iowa, writes: "Last winter
I bad a bad cold on my lungs and
. tried at least half a dozen advertised
cough medicines and bad treatment
frem^jro physicians without getting
sny benefit. A friend recommended
Foley’s Honey and Tar sad two
thirds of a bottle cured me. I con
sider it tbe greatest cough and lung
medicine fci the world. Sold by In
gram ft Ramsey. Valdosta, Ga.
The question Is, which can out
'stand-pat the other. Aldrich, Cannon,
et al, or Big Taft! "
THE CASE OF BAIN.
Special Term of Coart Hay be Call
ed to Tty Slayer of William*. ,
Atlanta. Gtn, July 19.—Whether or
not a gpeclal term of the at
court will bo called to trfy Donald M.
Bain %or the 1 ''killing sr-E. O. WW-
lama on June 30, will bo'declded^thls
week.,nsinie the tragbdy Bain has
been In the Tower and friends
are afraid that the eontln'iied confine
ment will cause ar breakdown. _ Hia
attorney* have asked Judge ,
to get a special grand Jur/jRd' call
a special teim of court and the Judge
has ths matter under, consideration.
Bain Is one of the best known men
In town with a multitude of friends
and while It Is known that'the strong
est kind of pressure will be brought
to bear to. have ,hlm acquitted, the
family of the dead man will make
Just as determined an effort to have
him convicted. Colonel Albert Cox,
of Cox and Cox has been retained by
the Williams family to assist In the
proseoutlon. Bain shot Williams
down la an office of the Prudential
building.
The First Requisite <
lulslte of
Tbe first requisite of beauty
clear ' complexion. Orlno Laxative
Fruit Srrup clean a sallow blotched
complexion as It stimulates tbs liver
' i, and the eyes
snd bowels, and th* eye* become
bright apd clear. You owe It to
your friends to taka It If your com
plexion I* .bad. Orlno laxative Fruit
does not uaaceata or gripe and is
very pleasant to take. Refuse sub
stitutes. Bold by Ingram ft Ramsey.
Arrested for Beating Mule*.
Police Officer Presley yesterday
arrested a negro man named Will
Jackson and carried' him to the
county Jail where he was locked up
on the charge of cruelty to animats.
It - is said that Jackson was em
ployed by a lumber firm as team
ster, and It'was found that he nad
brutally beaten the mules, cutting
tbe hide on them. When tbe own
ers found It out they bad a warrant
sworn out for him and his arrest
followed.
It what Is alleged against him is
>pioven to be true It will probably
go pretty hard with him.
‘Mr. Taft will flit from Washing
ton to Beverly Bay and from Bev
eily Bay to Washington until Cong
ress adjourns,’’ says a contempo
rary. Mr. Taft may do a lot ol
things, grand, gloomy, or peculiar,
but he will not “flit" anywhere ex
actly.
A very successful revival I* being
conducted this week at Shady Grove
church, two miles South of Clyatt-
vine. The pastor Rev. h B. Me-
Michael h doing tbs preaching, and
Mr. Smith, of Jasper, (g conducting
the song service. TS* meeting will
continue until next Sunday,
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Hearing at Bainbrtdge Today.
(From Tuesday** Daily.) - jjf
Reports from Balnbrldtfe today
cr© to the effect- that'In the Oil'
bankruptcy hearing before Refl
W. C. Lane which was resumed
day, Oliver maintained ’the eool ila* ^
Your Blood
HAVE YOU ^
1 Blood Poison,
ONE PAINS, CAN-
CFR.SCiII.nKIN,
itism, Eczema?
[ sail pain. In booei, back, Joint.
meanor that marked his appearance
on the stand yesterday. The aatiK
cf the various bankrupt concern!
are In a terrible muss and the
deavor to straighten them out
much as passible may consume'1
eral days.
It was at this hearing tl|al
was to tell Judge Lane whi
not he would consent to
name of his friend In New
from whom he has claimed t
could get enough money to
all the Indebtedness against him
When the Judge asked him if
was ready to make his answer
cry head in the court room was
forward to catch th* answer^*-
Oliver answered without bml
tlon that be had not made hi* de
cision as yet, because his bust
was In Such a confused stale -
he was unable to make an tut
gent report aa to hla liabilities,
that If the court would grant,-, him
more time, he thought that ‘
would probably be able to grant!
request. This additional time
granted by Judge Lane, who
shown, every consideration to Oliver.
questioned as to the capital/stock
of the Climax Batik, Oliver aald
that he befficontrtbuted fio.OO
v-ard this '^terprlse In actual
and had 140,000 In securities -
lie had locked up in a tin bl
the Climax Bank. He Stated,/
be was not aware of 'whaUhsd
come of thiflfibx, that It was. left
the bank. ■
Judge Lane Inquired of
he had ever operated In Alabi
he had once operated in
and had business relations
some of the moat prominent !
:be state, the present governor te-
lng one In' question, as were Ix-
Governors Jennings and Browjird.
He questioned Oliver aboir hi»
operations i n Ohio and Ml»t£7Vni
anA-e-h'o" ‘iiWit'ive-.Jr denfciff.V m,
oath, that ho ever operated fn any
of these pisses, and denied having
been dn any Of the states except
Ohio, but admitted he had been to
Cincinnati
His wife and mother-in-law were
«t the bearing, and, together with
two United" States marshals, they
took dinner at the Bon Al, Hotel.
Oliver was attired In a neat sum
mer suit, and was far from
leg the appearance of the hardened
criminal he Is alleged to be.
:k* and bleed*, ri*
puril
WML ,
akin diieaaes. Cure*
liaon, make* the blood
It the poison, makes tbe blood pure
mpletely changing the entire body
I. healthy condition, healing every
■•and Mopping all achea. pain*and
inn* the worst caa* of Blood poison,
nhr Ktaatna. BotJufeflfeBlliMH
i pleasant and aafe to ta
mas writing to Blood Balm Co.,
o. .Whan writing for sample give
7 trouble, if you know.
.W.Q. Pontius,
sician and Surgeon,
J, Georgia.
Day
Promptly
or Night. ,
—
Dr. J. M. Smith,
ptice Limitt ’ to Diseases o'
ose and Throw
Bee tfver Ditnmoab’s
.Store, Valdosta, pa.
$3.00 Valdosta
To
Montgomery, Ala,,
And Return
'
Annual Excursion,
Via
Atlantic Coast Line,
Tuesday, July 27th,
Special tjraiu leaves Valdosta 6:30 a. m.
B'or further information see you ticket agent, or Write
E. M. NORTH, F.C. WEST,
Division Passenger Agt. Travelling Passenger Agt,
Savannah, Ga. Montgomery, Ala.
Moved
I when evcrytlilng' elso falls,
’ous prostration and female
_,ses they are the supreme
y, as thousands have testified.
FOR KIDNEY.LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
i the best medicine ever aoid
over a druggist’s counter.
remedy,
miEYsnoigr-^nR
an wfilsVOslffiA SetnsU Pnoumoalw
L-UarssaET' srrSLaAJKBieJl
1 have movea ,ny offices to the new office
room in die Convene Building over Tom
Converse’a Clothing (tore, where I am bet
ter equipped to give the very best work in
the shortest tube for the leaat money. I am
in Valdosta to stay and will appreciate your
patronage. Make my office your headquar
ters while in the city.
Very Respectfully,
L. C. Holtzendorff,
Dental, Surgeon.
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DEATH OF MRS. ARNOLD.
Prominent Woman Passed Away at
an Early Hour This Morning.
The *ad news was brought Into
the city early thla morning of the
.death of Mr*. W. F. Arnold, who
died at her home In the Clyattvllie
district at four o'clock thla morning
afer an lilnei. lasting for a yeaq or
more.
Mrs. Arnold wa* about 55 year*
of age and was one of tho belt'
known and most prominent women
In her section. She was a devout
member $"the Methodist ehuren
and was noted tor her earnest, con
secrated work In tlft cause of her
Mazter.
Her husband, Mr. W. F. Arnold,
who la a member of the board or
county commissioner* of Lowf
county, and one of.jbe most nil
Inent men of his Section, and *
children survive her. The childi
ero Mrs. J. M. Pitt*, Messrs. C. O.
Sank and Grover Arnold.
The family has s Urge connection
throughout this and adjoining coun
ties.
Her remains will be laid to rest
at four o’clock this afternoon In the
cemetery at Forrdat Grove.
Mr. Arnold and children have th*
sympathy of a host of friejiijs In
their sad bereavement.
LaGripp^, Bad Colds,
Neuralgia,
CURED BY USING
t
Johnson’s Chil and
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mm
The difference between a bad cold and LaGrippe is this:
A Strong Constitution will Wear Out a Cold,
but Grippe will Wear out a Strong Constitution.
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Don't take chances—take Johnson's Tonic
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Doctors Uoultf Not Help Her.
*‘I had kidney trouble for year,,
writes Mrs. Raymond Conner of
Shelton. Wash., "and the doctor,
could not help me. I tried Fotcy’a
Kidney Cure, and the verv first
dose gare me relfot and I am now
cured, f cannot say too much for
Foley’s Kidney Cure." It makes the
diseased kidneys sound so they will
eliminate the poisons from th*
blood. Unless they do tils, rood
health Is Impossible. Sold b# Ingram
ft Ramsey.
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Johnson’s C
*hill and
Fever Toi
SAVANNAH,
lie Co.
GEORGIA.
25 and 50c bottles. Trial 10c bottles'sent on receipt of stamps.
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Breathitt County, Ky., Is to b*
chopped up and'divided among sev
eral adjoining oountltS. Presumably
the adjoining counties are powerless
to prevpnt ili. .
Don't buy Johnson's Tonic from any dealer who does not
money back when it fa” " J
Neuralgia and Fever.
money back when it fails. Put up under guarantee to ebre Ba
" ‘ “ ver. JOHNSON’S CHILL ft FEVER 1
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