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THE VALDOSTA TIMES, ' VALDOSTA, Qii' TUESDAY, OCTOBE
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VALDOSTA MARBLE WORKS
We solicitl your patronage, promising you first-class work at the lowest
prices. An opportunity to demonstrate these facts is all we ask. Our
increasing trade is the best evidence that we are pleasing our customers.
Valdosta Marble Works,
JL Ik WARLICK, Proprietor,
'valdosta; - . - Georgia
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FOUR WOMEN TO CLOSE OUT
WERE BURNED; MACHINE SHOP
Store at Nashville, Teun., Bur-i
My tuiilth will not pormlt me to
tun my shop any longer, so I will
ned and woman Roasted | close It out at seme price within the
i next 30 days. Will sell all tools and
! machinery as it stands or will sell in
TIle parcels.
The shop outfit consist® of one
lathe, swing 32 Inches, bed 22 feet;
24 inch shaptr, one pipo machine,
cuts up to 2 Inches; one pipe and
Nashville, Tenn., Oct. 8—
grocery store of James Thuss, at
Bfighth avenue and North Jefferson
street was burned this morning.
Mrs. Dora Fishman, her sister
Hose Fishman, her step-mother,
Mrs. Rosa Fishman, and Mrs.
Hachel Markson wero burned to
death and Mose Fishman died af
ter reaching a hospital.
Two negroes have been arrested
on suspicion of incmdlarylsm.
The building, was » mass of
flames before the fire was discover
ed and the occupants were asleep.
Big Fire at Burnside, Ky.
Burnside. Ky., Oct. 8—A large
part of the business section of this
city wa s burned* today and the Are
is still raging. The damage is es
timated at one hundred thousand
dollars.
Frightful Fate Averted.
*‘I would have been a cripple for
life, from a terrible cut on my
k^ee cap,” writes Frank Disberry,
Kelliher, Minn., “without Buck-
len’s Arnica 8alve, which soon
cured me,” Infallible for wounds,
ents and bruises, It soon cures
bums, scalds, old sores,-bolls, skin
eruptions. World’s best for piles.
25c at A. E. Dlmmock’a. W. D.
Dunaway’s and Ingram A Ramsey’s
THE STEGALL
CASE AGAIN
Continued Until Saturday
Atlanta, Ga., October S,—Another
round In the famous fight between
the state and federal authorities be
gan yesterday afternoon In the fed
eral court before Judgo Newman,
when the hearing on the habeas cor.
bolt machine, cuts up to 4 inches; i pus ease of Charles stogall, the
two drill presses, small and large
elze; one small planer and back
Baw; also boiler and engine. Any or
all band tools sold separately
with machinery.
Stock consists of one 100-horse
power boiler and engine; one mount
ed 20-horse-power engine and boiler;
one 15-horse power engine; one 20
horae power boiler; pulleya, shafting,
engine brasses, cast boxes; boiler
flues, piping, etc. Also 5.000 feet Inch
pipe which I will sell for 3c. per foot
SOUTH GEORGIA IRON WORK8,
Valdosta, Ga.
O. F. Geodwln, Proprietor.
Valdofta, Ga., October 9, 1909.
10-9-sw. 2t d l.t.
President Taft Is reported to hare
been on the verge of a complete cob
lapse at tbe end of the festivities In
cident to bis visit to San Francisco.
Even ns stalwart man as tbe Presi
dent can't stand too much of a good
thing.
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Purity, Mellowness and Rich Flavor
am the distinguishing qualities oi
SunnyBrook
^ ^ TOE PURE FOOD
Whiskey-
It b distilled In tbs good old Kentucky way and la cipediDy
adapted for home esc. Every bottle is aeslod sriih tbe Govern
ment-Green Stamp," a positive assurance of (alt proof, foil
quantity and a fully matured age. (t stands tmeqwatod as a
rkfc and healthful stimulant—a sue enfe for many of fha
minor ailments of the human system.
* DELIVERED DIRECT TO YOU EXPRESS PREPAID
P»»l Homan. 4ifW. 4th St I ircinnxti, O
M. Markitetn, uj Sycamore St -Cincinnati. O.
C. Blnin A Co., lidnonviUe, Fla
C, C. Boiler Co Jacksonville, Fla
f Ij»*b Whiskey Co..- — - Jacksonville, Fla
in Whiskey Co..- Jacksonville. Fla
6c C. P. Lone, Jacksonville, Fla
in* Co..--*- Evansville. Ind
itiUint Co., Evansville knd Cairo, ill
— Pensacola. Fla
TradinaCo
fnckatnLiquor Co.,
Reid Whiskey Co
--Pensacola, Fla
storekeeper and guager at Cureton’s
alleged Dade county distillery start
ed. Judge A. W. Fite, the man who
had Stegall pat In Jail, was present,
having been summoned as a witnws.
He was not placed on the witness
stand, however, but made a simple
statement of the.matter. Ha said the
question which made him put Ste-
g&u in Jail because he would not
answer was “what Is being manufac
tured at George W, Cureton’s distil
lery?"
Assistant District Attorney John
Henley eald there were plenty of
way. In which the state could have
ascertained what was being made at
the Cureton distillery, without mak
ing (be. government official violate
hi, oath of office. He said It would
have been eesy for the authorities'
to have gone In the distillery with
n warrant and aelse any liquors
found. He declared that there was
no effort to protect Cureton, and no
effort to Interefere with the prohibi
tion law. The hearing was finally con
tinued until Saturday.
Money Comes In Bunches
to A. A. Chisholm, of Treadwell,
N. Y., now. Hla reason Is well
worth reading; "For a long time
I suffered from Indigestion, torpid
liver, constipation, nervousness and
general debility,’’ ha writes. •'I
couldn’t sleep, had no appetite, nor
ambition, grew weaker every day
In spits of all medical treatment.
Then used Electric BUtert. Twelve
bottles restored all my old-time
health and vigor. Now I can at
tend to business every day. It’s a
wonderful medicine," Infallible for
stomach, liver, kidneys, blood and
nerves. 50c it A. E. Dlmmock’a,
W. D. Dunaway's and Ingram
Rams'ey's.
JIM GRIGGS
AFTERJWARD
Congressman from the Second
Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 8.—A nice old row
Is on here over the race for congress
In this district, and a recent card of
William Schley Howard, solicitor-
general of the Stone Mountain cir
cuit, who Is a candidate to succeej
L. F. Livingston, Is the direct cause.
U Is said Congressman Jim Griggs,
of the flecond. Is on the warpath and
wants Mr. Howard's acalp.
In (bs Howard card he said “Llv-
Ingst^n voted with the "Republicans
on the rules resolution," and that
"be and other Democrats from floor
gla were promised a Democratic su
pervisor as s reward." The use of
the words ."other Georgia Democrats”
caught‘the eye and aroused the
wrath of Congressman Griggs.
It Is said he considered himself
one of the men referred to, and wir
ed Mr. Howard at Conyers to “re
tract the statement or take the con-
sequence." Judge Griggs was here
this week, but talked cautiously to
close friend* only about the matter.
Some of these quote him as saying
ho would sot let tbe matter drop, but
would force a retraction. So far Mr.
Howard baa had nothing to aay. Con
gressman Livingston In a card de
nounced Howard's statement as un
true so f*t as he was oonoerned.
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SPECIAL RATES TO MEETING.
Situation Is Grave.
Gibraltar, Oct. 8—It Is authori
tatively stated here today that the
Riff forces around Mollla aro con
etantly. being re-lnforced. The
Snltan of Morocco Is aiding Ibe
tribesmen. The Spanish situation
Is grave and heavy reinforcements
•re urgently needed.
LEARY IS PRESIDENT.
Atlanta, Ga., October 8.—Thomas
W. Leary, of Atlanta, has been elect
ed president of the Southern Ex
press company by the hoard of di
rectors In New York. Hs hai been
first vies president for ten years.
The main offices may be moved from
New York to Atlanta.
Blodgett Invited fo El Paco.
Atlanta, Ga., Oct 9.—Postmaster
Blodgett has received an Invitation
from the municipal authorities of El
Paso, Texas, to be prevent on Oct.
18th when Preeldent Taft will meet
President Dias, of Mexico. Col Blod
gett will be unable to attend on ac
count of his duties at tbe post office.
Rallroadp Give Low Rates for
Woman's Missionary Union.
Atlanta, Ga* October k-flpecisl
rates have been announced by the
railroads for tbe twenty-seventh
nua| session ot the Woman’s Mission
ary Union, auxiliary to the Southern
Baptist conference, which will be
held In Hartwell Nov. 2 to 6. The of
ficers of the Union are: President,
Mrs. E. C. Willingham, Atlanta; first
vice president, Mrs. W. H. Yount,
Decatur; second vice president, Mrs.
D. B. .Hamilton, Roms; third vice
president, Mrs: J. D. Chapman, Val
dosta; fourth vlqe president, Mrs.
Cartcnay Thorpe, Savannah; secre
tary and treasurer. Miss E. L. Ames,
Atlanta; recording secretary, Ida.
W. P. Anderson, -XBanta; auditor,
Mrs: Julian F. Rogers, Atlanta, stats
superintendent, Mrs. W. P. Wains,
Savannah; editor Mission Messenger,
Mies E. L, Ames, Atlanta; -stats mis
sionary. Mrs. Mary Gunter,' Monroe;
Mats evangelist, Rev. L. C. Bushels,
Atlanta. All delsgstss passing
through Atlanta on tbs morning ot
November 2. will go via. Southern
apodal, leaving the terminal station
at 6:56 a. m. Each delegate must
have her credentials from the so
ciety she represents.
Wright Breaks Another Record.
College Park, Maryland, Oct »—
Wilbur Wright broke the world’s
speed aviation record here this
morning by flying ten hundred and
seventy yards in fifty-eight and «
halt seconds:
A. CONVERSE & CO
The Greatest Sale Ever Known in
South Georgia or Florida. : : :
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We will sell $60 000 worth of first-class merchandise
at fabulously low price, as we are absolutely going to
make a change in our business.
This is no Advertisement, But a Fact
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The Greatest Offer Ever Made to Clothing Buyera
Through This Section of Georgia and Florida. ....
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SPECIAL ATTENTION TO C. 0. D. ORDERS.
A. Converse & Co.,
VALDOSTA, GEORGIA.
GO TO
Dr. L.C. Holtzendorff
DENTIST
Where you will get the best
work and material for the
least money.
He has just returned from a post
Graduate Course in New York City.
GOOD DENTISTRY price the next 30 days.
Roofless
Plates,
FREE.
Paipless
extraction
where
Crown,
Bridge
work or
Plates are
ordered
Impressions Taken in the s. m* Plates Delivered Same Day.
Dr. Griffin’s Painless Dental Parlors
Over Thomax-Dekle Hardware Co., Valdosta, Ga.
Dr. Griffin of Atlanta, hat* personally to Jlook attar bis office