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■M jp ~~ THE VALDOSTA TIKES, VALDOSTA, OA, 8ATURDAT. OCTOBER 10, 2000. HOWARD VS. !N0 DEFICIT LOSS OF LIFE JIM GRIGGS SAYS SMITH! EXAGGERATED Rellerales inllmation that Griggs Hoke Claims Thero will be SI.'News from Storm Disquieting and Others Sold Out 750,000 In Treasury Jan. 1 'but Loss otUfe not. Atlanta, <3«., Oct. 13.--Governor Smith la batk from New Tork and haa laauad an oitonded attack on the report of tka atata treasury re cently leaned by Alonzo Rlchardao*. an aipert accountant employed by Governor Brown. Tho Hlchardaon report aald that there would be a deficit of $728,- Atlanla, Ga., Oct. IS.—William Howard, candidate for congress from thia district la oppoaltlon to Lon Livingston, haa Brad a hot ahot back at Congressman Jim Griggs of tha Second district. Recently In an interview Ur. Howard aald: "Congreaainan Liv ingston and other Democratic mem- ben of the houae voted with the J 566.BO at the end of thla year. Oov- j ties followed the gale on the lower Republlcana on the rulea reaolu- ernor Smith say* that Inst end of a ! Keys, tlona and it seems from the pub- | dollclt there will actually be $1,-j llahcd appointments of supervisors 1750,000 there, It all tho Un a are collected. Ilo says that while Rich- J ardson Is a thoroughly reliable oc- New Orleans, Oct . ll^^^trlcea from Florida thla morning are (till very disquieting, although It Is oot believed the loan of life will equal the alarming reports which’ ware estimated yesterday. There aeems, however, every reason tdtl believe that information of the loss of life Is suppressed, and that heavy fatal!- In their respective districts that their reward was tho appointment of a Democratic supervisor." Judge Griggs wired Howard mandlng an explanation. Now Howard offers It, but It probably Isn't ust what Judge G.lggs Is look ing for. It la as follows: "I have Just received a correct lilt of the appointments of supervi sors. Democratic supervisors nre assigned, according to this list, to the following districts: Tho Second, Fifth, Eighth and Eleventh. "I find by reference to the vote «ait on the rulea resolution giving flpoaker Cannon full sway for another two years to do his full duty for the trusts against the In tercuts of the ninssi s. the gentlemen repiesenllng tho nhove districts aa voting ncnlnst the Democratic ma jority of tho house. "Whr.t a strange eolneldence. Thes,, Democrats who voted v.-lth their party, to wit. Congressmen Rartlett, net), Hughes and Hardwick ltad Republican supervisors In tholr respective districts." Incidentally It rnny he stated that Griggs represents the Second: Liv ingston the Fifth,, IJIli Howard the Eighth end W. O. Brantley the Eleventh. wireless message this* morning j says that over one thousand work- ! men on the East Coast railroad are i unaccounted for, and It is feared swept mode of conducting the affairs of J of that road'g bed bag tho state and not conversant with 'away. j g-, The Southern Pad£<r)[fler A 11111 * the law. Governor Smith ways that the near-beer tax for 1909 haa been omitted from the ntatement, and this item alone would Increase the rt venues $200,000. The Incrmsed advalorem taxes, he asserts s$}ti,.|n- crease the rovenueg $100,000.J* calls attention alno to the fact ijifi In making up the deficit the $bf&£ appropriated for Chattanooga t«rwp nals has been Included, when.-^d? provision has been mndo to aiftn# this money. Governor Brown declines to make uny statement about the matter. H<*' only said ho bad employed an pert whom Governor Smith thought good enough to make an exnm!n»< tlon fo r him during his administra tion, and that the statement wa* secured not to engender controversy, but for his own guidance In direct ing stato affairs. M’LENDON CASE COMES UP TOMORROW QUb' WARRANTO PROCEEDINGS BY DEPOSED COMMISSIONER WILL BE HEARD. , . railroad commission, left Atlanta Inst night for Savannah where on Thursday the quo warranto hearing GORDON CELEBRATES) ‘7STH ANNIVERSARY PROMINENT 8AVANNAH1AN IS RECEIVING MANY CONGRATU LATIONS PROM FRIENDS. Savannah, (la., Oct, 13.—Tomorrow General W. W. Gordon, one of the b * fore Judg0 ChKrllon wm be « ln - beet known cltlsen. of Georgia, will I Mr ' McU, " don ha « brou * ht acUon celebrate bis 7Bth annlvereary. The! Jos "P h 0ra L ot Savannah, occasion will be quietly obaervfi with, hl * “ u f ca “ or . to show cause why ■ family dinner st the General's hand-, bo ,boul<1 1101 > lcld “P tbo Place to some home on Bull street and Osle-1 “*^ ndon ' MtLendou bold » tbat thorp avenue. General Gordon lg • ; ,e * atl11 laga,l J entitled to the native of Bavnnnsh. It was hi. father plic *' ,nd 0B thta 1,,u » “>« who built tho Central Railroad ot Georgia which haa grown to one of the greatest ayitema In the South. General Gordon hag enjoyed a very active carver. He haa eerved hie state •rad country na a warrior. He served the Confederate states with mark ed MSI hi the Cavalry aarvto. and daring the Spanleh-Aaerlctn War waa appointed . g Brigadier General by Preeldent McKinley. He waa ona of the Commtealonera sent to Porto ■loo after tbo acquisition of that, country by tha United State* to taka lea, with Governor Sfcpdefa, of Lou isiana, on board, went aground on Bahamn reef. The passengers and crew are safe but If lg feared that the vessel will be a'total loss. The Governor gives alarming reports of j the damage to other Shipping. tho scores of boats pot out In thVatonn from South Florida, many have not yet been picked np. Others hava sent reports, scattered all the iynm Jacksonville to Galveston, a«nr distress. TT HAS BIG ATIONAL SCHEME PRESIDENT OF THE FARMERS' U.N'ON^L meet with ex- A^NTA. On., Octbher. 13.—President Barrett. ,£t (he Farmers’ meet \ the PERT# Chad Unlon.^Hl It Is several expert* In At] purpose of,'conferring movement} whlctf tha dertakon. Mr. Barrett, has some definite plans will submit at the conference. Re- ceutly In Birmingham, at the mect- Atlaata, Ga„ Oct. 13. 8. G. Me-- | n g of the National Farmer*’ Union, 10#, former chairman of tho ! the movement to eatabllsh a groat V v will be fought out In conn. McLendon la represented by Can dler, Thomson and Hlrsch, of At. Innta, and several former Justtcee of the etate supreme court. Com missioner Gray la represented by Hitch and Denmark'and Judge Peter Meld rim, of RavaUndh. Thla la a final echo of the now famous ease. Mr. McLendon Bred out of- office on the last day Governor Smith served, and thta ac tion waa upheld by the legislature. , McLendon carried the matter Into charge of It and to formulate n plan oat c° m e wlli he watch- of government for It. General Gor-, aeaa Interest don haa been the recipient of many | ~~ eongrntulatlons today on having PRESIDENT TAFT IS retched another milestone along the road ot life and tomorrow he vrttt re ceive many more. GUARDING GOT. WILSON. Lexington, Ky„ Oct 13.—Threats acatnat the life of 'Governor Wilton aa a result of hit firm aland against night rider* yesterday resulted In extra precautions being takes to protect him. The entire Berry family ware take* from their homo Monday night o* tholr plantation near here and whipped, the night rider* threaten ing to hang every member of tha family It they disobeyed order*. Tho Tbo Berry's hare left to aeek the protection of the kuthorltte*. Comprete Offleeem Elected. Savannah, Ga.. October 1L—Tha stockholders of the Atlantia- Com* press Company bold their anfinatUfth, where FrwMant Taft win ax- NOW IN ARIZONA. LA8T STOP Df CALIFORNIA WAS AT COLTON WHERR A SHORT SPEECH WAS MADE. Yuma. Aria., October U-Loaded to the guard rails with Southern Cali fornia fruits and flowers, the prest- denfa special train left tor Colton *l*bL which was the last stop la Caltto'rnta. At eta fifteen this morning the special pulled Into Ywna, where-a nhort etop wit made. The President ■poke briefly, and left for Grand Can yon, which win be readied tomorrow. After viewing the wondrous scenery he will leave tor Albuquerque, where he win arrive on rriday morning. The President and. party Is da* at n pirn on tha morning nt October meeting yesterday and elected the old) officers There wan one vacancy - In tha Board of Director* earned by file death ot Dr. J. L Tamer, MV. J. V. Culp. Tmflto Manager' of the •outbern Ry. was elected In his today. iw.nt: : r nii change vtatta with President Dial, of Mellon. Wheat la Lower Today. Chicago. Oet IS—Wheat to lower May eold at ll.flE 1-S to Cl. . ..JTC!1T university was started. President Barertt’e scheme la for a big central unlverlsty In the midst of a great farm. The general Idea Is I fj that of state agricultural collegea hut broader In mnny particulars. Froui one end ot the country to the other It le meant to draw young men to re ceive practical education In farm ing. At least one thousand acre*, It Is stated, Is necessary at the outset Property suitable tor terming and dairying and well watered Is wanted. President Barrett, following th con ference la Atlanta, will leave for Call- torala to organise a etate Farmers' Union. While away he will work on hts plan tor the university Borne ot the foremoat phObathroplet* and ed ucators of the Reentry are backing the movement It le believed President Barrett pre fers Georgia aa a location for the cob lege, bat It Is to be n business propo sition and the community doing the moat, other considerations being even, will win. REV. J. E. BARNARD COMES THIS WEEK NEW PASTOR OF VALDOSTA TAB ERNACLE BAPTI8T CHURCH WILL COME FRIDAY. Atlanta, Ga, October is.—Rev. Jno. E Barnard will leave Atlanta Friday tor VaMoata, where h* haa accepted a c&tl to the Baptist ehurch. Mr. Barnard was formerly pastor ot the First Baptist church at Carter*- vine and resigned that charge to en gage hi evangeltstle work for the Baptist 8tale Hfibe Mission hoard. H* la regarded as a minister of (irong powers and ertB-no doubt ac complish a great work In hi* new Sold. He Is wall tad favorably known In Atlanta and bn*"many friends all over the state. Mr. F. O Frit*, 6neont^. N. T., write*: “My Uttta girl wao greatly benefited by taklug FMey't Ortao Laxative, aad I think ft la the beet remedy tor constipation and liver trouble." Potay** Ortno Laxative to mild, pleasant and effective, end cure* habitual constipation, mcram ft Ramsey, For Five Years We Have Maintained A Guarantee on Our Buggies. In that time we have sold HUNDREDS of them and *■ have not had to take back a one. We still offer the same guarantee that our buggies give satisfaction. BUY ONE FROM US. Ingram-Hewlett Harness Co., Valdosta, : Georgia. iDWRRHOEA. DYSEHTERY, Hkiuci bolds and other bow ft] aad ■tcffi MiLb affasKSHwassar uratar known* OM«rallo« fTSAiTT&wZ 3 MINERAL WATER CO. ^ All ^Druggist Mr. J. R. Longbridge, of Boyd, Fla. spent yueterdey and last night la tho dty. We Ask You to take Cardul, far your female troubles, because we are sure It will help you. Remember that this great female remedy— TCARDUI has brought relief to thousands of other sick women, so why not to you> For headadhi r backache, periodical pains,, female weak ness, many have said it Is "the best medicine lo take." Try itl Sold in This City n 4*r*s OeMal Prenatal McRee’s Blood Purifier The Great Blood Medicine. It has proven to be the best remedy for Rheumatism,Gout, Syphilis, Scrofula, Did Sores, Glandular enlargements and lUcoifUoMftim&UB im pure blood. Hat bees known to cure Cancer and all forms of blood diseases. Price $1.00 Per Bottle or Six Bottles for 15.00 VALDOSTA DRUG CO.