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THE VALDOSTA TIMES, if VALDOSTA, GA, SATURDAY, JULY
Ayer’s hair Vigor
Ingredients:
Anything injurious here? Ask your doctor.
Anything of merit here? Ask your doctor.
Will it stop falling hair?- Ask your doctor.
Will it destroy dandruff? Ask your doctor.
Wmkb who suffer from
female ailments, frequently
neglect their trouble, till a
general breakdown follows.
Don’t wait till yonr case Is
as bad as that—lake Cardiff
la time. It is a sale, reliable
medicine, for ail women.
Atlanta, <S%July 20—WO
examination or Judge J. K.j
attorney for' the railroad
Otnahn, Neb., July 20—In an er-
fort to break the high price o(
wheat a Chicago clique of specula
tors are buying up every buehel or
wheat here «a It leaves ths'thresh-
ei, and are paying a bonus of four
cents per bushel.
Chicago, July 20—Wheat advanc
ed this morning one-quarter- to
It ree-eightbe of a cent. .
Chicago, July 20—Five persona
art already dead and three others
are slowly dying In a hospital for
tile Insane from the mysterious and
fatal tropical disease kbown as
pellagra.
The disease drat makes Its appear
ance on the skin like leprosy, gradu
ally eats the body and finally' do
slroys the brain. No cure has ever
been found for the disease.
Vacation'
Mrs. Res* lare, ol Pierce,
Fla., fried Cardiff and alter*
ward wrote: "I was a sal*
(erer from all sorts ol le*
male trooble, had pain In my
side, drawing pains In my
legs, could not sleep, bad
shortness ol breath.
"I snliertd lor years, nn*
Iff my husband Insisted on
my trying Cardiff. The first
bottle gave me relief and
now 1 am almost well.”
Try Cardiff.
It will kelp yon."
V BOS
Mena shoes to^ear In eveiy part of the country.
We have the moat up-to-date line that, has ever been
ahown in South Georgia. Call and see our line, be
fore making yonr purchased.' Our dtyles are the new
est to be had and our quality the best to be fouud and
comfort can not be excelled. Call on us at the old
stand, corner Patterson St, and Hill St, numberJLOl.
FITZGERALD MAN
WAS ELECTROCUTED
MRS. HAYtS ASHES TO
REST IN RICHMOND
BODY OF JEFFERSON DAVIS’
DAUGHTER WAS CREMATED
AT DENVER YESTERDAY.
Colorado, Springs, CoL, July 20—
Ths Mhos of Mrs. 3. Addison Hsyse,
daughter of Jefferson Darla, who
died nt her homo boro, will rest la
tho family lot at Richmond, V*. The
body of Mrs. Hays* was carried to
Denver and cremated yesterday at
Riverside crematory. An effort vu
made to keep the cremation a sccritl
According to tho present plans,
the funeral will be held from tho
Colorado Springs resident)# Wednes
day, with the Immediate friends In
attendance. The remains will after
wards ha token to the receiving vault
at Evergreen cemetery here, whore
they will remain until fall, when
they Will bo tahea to Richmond.
Special services will bo bold at St
‘TJoj you think you would have
vtolatM any law If you _oad mad*
such a deal?” he was asked. Iff
"I do not,” im tho. reply. jdi.
The most.jfefportani con’hbdfNW
to tho hearing was made hy Chair*
man McLendon in his statement de
tailing hla connection with, tho sale
of the -bonds- of the Athens Street
railway. At the conclusion of jug
hearing yesterday afternoon, So™* -
tbr Calhoun and Representatives
McElreath and Boyd were named a
committee to go over tho sten
ographic notes of the hearing,
which b> a volumnloua nmygM
MURDERED UMBRELLA
Fixer rich man’s son
Paul’s church, Richmond.
Southerners In th* city on thsfr
vacation will take a prominent part
la the memorial services. The so-
otal activities of the region will bo
largely suspended until after the
funeral Wednesday, Mrs. Hay#* har
ing been active in society and club
life here for year*.
Mrs. Hayes la survived by two
sous, Jefferson Hays* Davis, Will
iam Hayes and two'Slaughters, Lucy
Hayos anf Mrs.' \ Virginia Webb,
wife of’Dr. Gerald B. Webb of Colo
rado Springs Jefferson Hayos Davl*
hears the name of hla grandfather
through a special act of the Legisla
ture. -
MtocuMwaus ecrrivDEo. '-Mmo*
nr photo.? "■Mr'l ana ich anti mw» ropoi
ri'« ••Irk-d, isow w tvt.ua pSK-DU lutin marl
cnWtWkn ac., in all couhtaics.
Bm.eu Jirrrt vttA U ,hM lim
J*l«t asmAutenst fwctle« Exclusively,
w nte c r f Ht
BODY OF DEAD MAN IDENTI- t
FIED AS THE 80N OF A MASS- J
ACHU8ETT8 MILLIONAIRE. j
Lexington, Ky., July 20—The J
body of the Itinerant umbrella f
mender which was found near Paris j
Friday, has been Identified as Hurry .
Hobbs, thg son of a( millionaire, of ^
'EHfchester.'y^ji.*; . <-jMr -y, y J
Annapolis, Md., July 20—Lieuten
ant Robert Adtme, while awaiting n
recall to the wltneM stand today In
the Sutton Investigation, wu very
bitter toward Sutton’s relative*. HS
chargee the mother and- sister of
Hutton with trying to ‘'ellp m noose"
mound Ids nock and nvako him a
Srape-mu-W Ho dccU/od he fearod
.LED IN EXPLOSION
DF EXCURSION BOAT
Jionrlng, and''will report
house Wednesday.
Mr. McLendon made a very full
and frank - admission of hts entire
connection with the Athens street
railway bond deal. In his statement
he set forth that he received a profit
of $1,312.50 on the flret transaction
In the bonds, and $180 on the eeiy
end transaction. He said that he
did not Mk {or or In any way seek ,
tale profit. That the Drat lot told ,
When Mr>HavemeyerM.eed to give
$100,000 once in four years to the
Republican national campaign fond
many people thought him exception
ally gbnorou*. Now we know he
waa only paying a low rate of In
terest on the mllllona of actual cash
his sugar trust cheated the Govern
ment out of.
Whaq court opened Adams took
tho Stand ngaln and was closely
cross-examined on the details of th*
shooting. 4
The prosecution claims many dis
crepancies between Adame’ story
now add ths one he told at the Brat
Investigation, when It wu declared
that Dent Sutton had committed
suicide.
LATEST NEWS FROM
TH£ STRIKE SECTION
political distress, who had been my
friend; If a mistake, It wu free
fiom any talUt of corruption uo
vu -hallowed In Its birth by As
pure a.purpose of friendship as ever
prompted human heart”
MUST PLACE SIGNS
AT ALL CROSS ROADS
THIS IS WHAT RIFRESENTA- i
TIVE CHANDLER CONTEM- I
PLATES IN HIS NEW BILL. 1
Atlanta, Oa., July SO—Biga 1
ixtardg at every croea road la tho
•tntu Is a law contemplated la a
l-ill offered In tho House by Repre* 1
sent* tire Chandler, of Franklin 1
county. Or rather Mr, ^handler ;
contemplate! reviving and making
effective an old law of that char
acter that has been on tho etatute 1
books tor many yoars. It baa lain
dormant until tho good roads cam*
Phlgn revived It,, and now tho ’
Franklin member propose* that ev
ery county shall erect sign posts at :
crossroads, or punish road oveiseer*
a* for a misdemeanor. Special at
tention shall bo brought to the mat
ter by grand juries.
Mr. Vinson, of Baldwin, Introduc
ed a bill presiding that school ap
propriation) shall bo .divided bo- 1
tween colored and whtto school* In
proportion to taxes paid by each.
Senator Mathews proposes to
knock out boxing matches la Oeor*
g.a. There la a law now prohibit
ing prize lights in tho state, hut
that flimsy excuse of friendly box
ing matches hu allowed pugs here
and at other point* to pummel the
life out of each other. It li at this
sort of thing that,the Mathews hill
Is aimed.
Senator MeCurry offered a bill to
do away with teacheri Institute*.
The Harrell bill to make tne
crime of bigamy punishable hr »
maximum sentenco of twenty year*
was unfavorably reported by the
Judiciary committee and Senator
Harrell moved to dlsagreo to the
report. It failed however, by a vote
Of 13 to H and the Mil la dead.
The bill defeated Friday to ex
empt agricultural products will be
reconsidered tcmetlme this week.
Steel Cer pleat today. It Is prob
able thet the differences will be
Milled this afternoon.
Pittsburg, July 10—Tho Austro-
Hungarian vice-consul Is Investigat
ing conditions at tbs Pressed Steel
Oar plant, and It la laid will make
representation) to the minister at
Waahlngton.
No serious effort will bo made to
atari the plant today.
Lyndora, P*„ July 20—Thirty-one
men under srrest tor rioting, is tho
extent of the disorder resulting
from tho strike at. the Standard
Steel Car plant her*.
"The company posted notices to
day that all. tha strikers will be
taken back It they will return to
THE SHADOW OF A MAN N
that you see walking along th»
streets , would materialise greatly Iff
he would’ only eat nourishing food
and food that would tempt hie ap>"
petite. An expert says that poor
cooking drives many men to drink.
T* AAsieldlw - tVavw
It certainly -drives them Into -dys
pepsia and anaemia. Eat your food
where it la delicious and tempting
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ROYAL MARRIAGE IS
DEFINITELY DECIDED
Away
Abo t)e
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BULK WHISKIES
Express Paid Per Gal
Sunny Brook, 9-years old —$HO
Gibson Pure Rye — 4.50
Levels’ «6 Blend 5.00
Early Times Bourbon — 3.50
White Mills Bourbon— 3.50
Indian Hill, 100 proof 3X0
Land of Flowers, Blend 3.50
Green Briar Tennessee.— 3.50
McGuffie’u Malt 3X0
Canadian White Rye ——— 3.00
CORN WHISKIES
Blum’s Old Reserve
Tennfetsee Corn, 4 quarts ..$4.00
Pure White Corn, 4 quarts. 3X0
Black and Blue Corn, 4 qta. 3.00
Harvest Corn, 4 quarts 3.50
Lau^p^Valiey Corn, 4 qts.. 3.50
BULK CORN
FINE BLENDED WHISKIES
Paul Joner, 4 quarts $5.00
Lewis’ <56,4 quarts 5X0
Hunter, 4 quarts....... 5X0
Harper, 4 quarts———5X0
Echo Springs, 4 quarts 3X0
Cascade Tennessee, 4 qts 3x0
Sheridan CluB, 4 quarts— 2.75
Sheridan Club, 6 quarts 4X0
Sheridan Club, 12 quarts... A00
North Carolina Com
Mountain Dew.
Mountain Dewj Old.
Harvest .Corn, -
Laurel, Valley Corn..
England's Ex-Premier Believed to
bo Nearing Me End.
London, July 10—It le generally
believed hem that Joseph Chamber
lain, the’ ex-Premler, Is nearing
death. The King visited him last
a, * ht . .
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