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Faraatry. EdacaBaa, Fkanucy. Eatlaaanaliterary aad SdeatiBc atadias aad
Gradaata Work. Addreea THE CHANCELLOR, Albaaa, Ca.
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Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
Ret ilway,
Th* Standard of Excellence In Pamengor Servto*. Schedule* offocUr*
February It, 1(11.
Lt Tkemaarlllo... - «:(0 a ■». 7:16 9. m.
dr Moultrie... . — ... .. ..... .. ... 3:26 am. 8:22 p. a.
dr Tlfton.. .. ...10:86 a m. 1:30 p. ra
Ar Fitzgerald 11:25 a m. 10:30 p. ul
Ar Cordate 1:40 p. m. 13:16 a m.
Ar Montezuma 3:48 p. m. 1:23 a m.
Ar ATLANTA 8:15 p. m. 6:40 a m.
Ar Birmingham.. ... •• 6:65 p. m. 11:45 a. m.
1 Pullman Bleeping car« on night train# between Thomnevllle and
' Atlanta Pullman Parlor-Broiler car on day train* between
Cordele and Atlanta, Oa.
W. H. LEAHY, E. H. PELL.
General Paaaenger Agent. Aa’t Gen’l Paaaenger Agent
A. D. DANIELS, T.P. A. Atlanta, Oa
NIGHT SERVICE. NEW TRAIN. TO
ASHEVILLE
“The Land of The Sky Country,” via
Southern Railway
“Land of the Sky Special”
Lr. JaekaoBTlIla • •• 3:05 p.
' Lt Jeaup 10:60 p. i
I Ar. Columbia »:*0 a :
Ar Tryon 11:60 a ;
Ar. Saluda 32:31 p.
Ar. Hendenonrltla .1:00 p.
Ar. .•*:!• 9. <
Through Pullman, Drawing Room, Brotler-Buffott Bleeping Car an
trio lighted coach, Jaekaonrfll# to ibheTllI*
For full Information concerning ratoa achadulet, etc., call on or
J. L. MEEKS, A. O. P. A.
Atlanta tia
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addreea
. CARSON Jr,
Maeoa Oa
Valdosta, Moultrie & Western
Railroad
Arrival and Departure of Tralne at Valdoata Oa
(Cootral Standard Tima)
Time Table No. 3. Effective October 30. 1(10.
ARRIVES.
No. >.—7:10 a m. Leave* Moultrie 6:10, a m. connect with A. O. L
tut and weet, O. A F. and O. 8. A P. North,
No. 4.—1:10 p. m. Leave! Moultrlo 1:13 p. m., connect! with all a*-
tifnoon train*, on A. C. L., O. 8. A F. and O. A F.
No. 8.—1:00 a m. Leave* Moultrie 7:00 a m„ connect# with O. 8
A F. Whit# Sprlnga Special.
DEPARTS.
No. 1.—8;30 a m. Arrive# at Moultrie 10:30 a. m. connect# #t Valdoa
ta with A. O. L. from Savannah and Montgomery,
„. O. 8. A F. from Macon, O. A F. from Madlion. At
Morron with South Oa. Ry for Barney and Adel.
No. 8.—8:80 p. m. Arrive# #t Moultrie 5:80 p. m., connect! with
A, B. A A. and Oa Northern north and aouth.
No, 7.—7:46 p. m. Arrive* «» ** 5, p, m„ connect* at Val-
do#ta with — * P. White Sprlnga Special, and
. other afterneon tralna At Morven w!
Spring* Special.
Train* No. 1, 3, 3, and 4 are dally except Sunday. No 7 and 8 are
Sunday only.
<1. C. Dougherty, Traffic Manager. M. J. CHAUNCT, Com. Agent
Valdoata. Oa. E. M. Week*, Agt, Valdoata Valdoata
Georgia & Florida Ry.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE 25. 1911
New Direct Line
■TO-' -
Dougin*, Vidalin, Swaintboro, Mtllen and Augusta,
and the Carolina*, Virginia, Washington, New
York and all Eastern cities (through Augusta
C)o» connection made at Auguat* by Tralna Noa 6 and 7 with
Charlaaton and Weatarn Carolina Railway to and from tha 8prlng and
Mountain Raaorta of North and South Carolina
SLEEPING CAll SERVICE
Between Madison, Fla., and Augusta, Oa., on Train* Noa S and 7, ex
cept Sunday, on Train* Noa. 12. is, 14 and 16 Sunday*
TRAINS LEAVING VALDOSTA.
No. 4.—7:60 a m. Dally for Dougtaa Haalehurat, Vldalla arriving
•t Augusta 6:36 p. m.
No I—6:30 p. m., exeept Sunday, tor Douglaa, Haalehurat, Vldalla ar-
rlvlng Augusta at 8:00 a m.
No. 7—10:12 a m.. except Sunday, for Madlsoa
No. 6—8;16 p. m. daily tor Madloou.
No. 13—7.50 ji. uu Sunday only, for Douglaa Haalehurat, Vldalla aad
-tnguata •
No. IS—1:00 a m., Sunday only, for Madlaon.
Connection, made at Haalehurat with Southern Railway for Macon
Atlanta and folnta Weal At Madlaon, Fla, with 8. A. L. tor Uvo Oak,
Quincy, TaUahaaaa* and polnta Weet
V. E. HARRIS, T. P. A. J. M. JOHNSON, Ticket Agent,
Valdoata, Oa Valdoata Oa
. a H. OATT1S, O. P. A.. August. Oa
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- MR. B. 34. YOUNG DEAD,
Well Known Citizen of Brook*
PaaMd Away Last Night,
(From Saturday'* Dally-)
Mr. S. M. Young, known among
hi* friend* as "Bully" Young, and
a prominent citizen of the Nile d e-
trlct of Brooka county, died ls*t
night about 8 o’clock after an Ill
ness of aeveral week*.
Hi* condition had been Tory se
rous and there was little hope for
bla recovery. It wag known that
he was suffering with a chronic
trouble, which would ooat him hi*
life In the end. He was patient
during h!e sickness and clung to the
tender cord of life like one who en
joyed every moment of lt, though
he was not afraid to die.
Mr. Young was an uncle of Mr. n.
Y- Tillman, of thla city and Mr.
Tillman went over thla morning to
attend the funeral, wnlch la to bo
held at the late realdenco of the de
ceased thla afternoon at 2 o’clock.
TO THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Excursion From Lownde*.County to
Washington City NexYMont
(Prom Saturday’* Dally-)
Rev. W. W. 'Webb baa conceived
the idea of carrying a large tflinch
of patriot* from Lownde* county to
Washington In order f hat they may
nee the national capital and all of
the great office' bullffng^ In which
Uncle flam** bufinee* ; l»j
Mr. Webb has ]b$tff | ^V'* > nse n t
of the Georgl* anT n** to
tun a special train of Fwlmtns to
Washington City, and ^people who
go can eat and sleep th the ear*
while In Washington, and the trip
will not co*t a great dj^|£r. Webb
think* th*t otir^«W*fiJpan will go
along with the party abirhelp chap
erone tnem around Washington
City, carrying them Into all the de
partment* and glvtng them entrance
Into place* which a visitor by him
self would never see.
Mr. Webb ♦hlnkfi that every tltl-
ren ought to visit Washington, a* It
will make a better citizen of him ♦.«
In closer touch with the ma-
The burial will occur at Quitman i chlnery of the government, or the
two hours later. *rk of the •rvenant. as lt were.
The deceased was about 65 years| The excursion will be run on the
of age and la survived by a wlfe' 1f ' th of Seplembrr. and further in
and «'* children, all of bis children
being grown They are Mrs. LewJ»
Creech, JI. Lone Young. Briggs
Young, Ml** Rachel Young, S. Moul
ton Young, and Miss Lavanla
Young.
Mr. Young wn« ono of the best
known citizens of Brook* county
and was nearly ns well known to
the older citizens of Valdosta n* ho
was In his home county. He was a
self-made man and had accumu
lated a considerable fortune. He
was kind hearted and popular, and
his death will bo tegretted by a
great many people who were thrown
In contact with him.
TRAGEDY AT KATHLEEN.
Man Kills Wife nnd Blow* Out Own
Drain*.
Tampa, Aug. 26.—A murder nnd
suicide was enacted at Kathleen, a
nrnall vlllngo *ome forty mile* from
Tr.mpa, this afternoon. Needham
Anderson. a farmer, wa* the main
nctor In the tragedy.
It seem* that this morning he
whipped hi* wife. She complained
to the neighbor* and !nt© thla af
ternoon Anedrson set upon
shot her down. Seeing tl
killed hpr he then comihl
title by blowing out hi*
Ilia Seed Became mxoti. •
Mr. Tom Ray, who has rdcantiy
achieved a great reputation an a
(armor and pumpkin grower, la very
much chagrined at the preient time
Qver the results of aomo aeod which
ho planted soveral months ago. He
as trying to demonstrate the fact
that hla ground would raise the
largist enshaws or any other land In
this section, but overdid the
thing a little.
It developed that the big cashews
aro nothing more than pumpkins;
they can ho seen a quarter of a
mile away and ono can tell what
they aro without going in a hun
dred yard* of them.
Mr. Tom Ray al*o bought some
extra quality of red top turnip sood
to prove to hie neighbors that ho
could raise turnips as well as corn
and pumpkins. He says now that
his turnip pntch la bond bight In
rape. He got after tho feed man
and wn« told that ho planted tho
l wrong sldo up.
The
this city he
.the lodge
moral mPes above Valdoata, sent of ^
Some Monger Sweet Potatoes#
Mr. Willnrd Honner, who resides
a ml thorn
* y**?-
formation regarding If will be ji\
cn cut later. Onlv f^od people wf’l
b» allowed cn the
w»«o go can rest asm
thing will bo plotsa
't%
BIO DEAL VH
10,14a Acre# Brin* $102,1100; South
CaroltnliiiiN Buy It.
A real estate deal ha# been closed
whureby 10,140 acre* ol Jeff Davl*
land changed bands. Thla laad 1*
PERSONAL MENTION.
(From Friday’* Dally.)
Mr. J, A. Jones, ol Waycroaa, i*
sheading tbe day In thla cl(y. It
1, bi* drat visit to Valdoata In two
or three year* and be wa* very
much surprised at th* Improve
ment# her*
Mr. O’Neal, the proprietor of *
now patent cup tor turpentine tree*
has located In Valdosta and baa an
office In tho Strickland building.
Ho will cell the cupa front thla city
but will ahlp them from Washing
ton. D. 0.
Mr. John T. Blalock returned this,
morning from Chautauqua, N. T.
and from a tour of th# Canadian!
eltlaa. He say, hla trip wa* th* 1
best of hts life and feel much:
better from having taken lt Mr*.
Blalock and th* children will rt-|
turn In a few days. |
Mr. C. W. Welle, of Alachua, Fla.,!
was among tho risltora to Valdosta
yesterday.
Contractor Jay, ha* put a fence
around the new hotel elte and ’•
now digging the foundation. The
work of laying brick will begin In
a few day*
Mr. Westbrook Coley bee return
ed to Valdosta after spending two
re# week# in the north.
’Old Henry.” the noble fire de
partment horse whleh died this
eek, was given a decent burial a
nlle or two from the city. The
horso was hauled off and left to the
"fowl# of heaven,” but the members
the Are department could not
hear to see aueh a fate befall It, so
Chief Brooka sent out and had the
horse burled.
Mr*. W. A. Ham and Mis* Fannie
: For Exchange :j
g]J 1,213 acres of land, 16 miles from Au
di gusta, on the C. & W. C. Ry., side-track
on tne land. Between 4,000 and 5,000 Pe
can trees, 8 to 20 years old, heavily fruited
now, half cleared and in cultivation; 1 Over
seers house, 3 Tenant houses, 2 large barns,
2 store-houses; 15,000 pounds Pecans gath
ered last year.
rhis i* al*o a fine hay farm. Will trade„thi« place for
a large body of Sooth (Georgia Land.'" Address,
W. H. CHITTY
Valdosta,
Georgia
in a body, lying oast of Haxlehur.. ' H Btaienvlle, and Mb. Daby
between the Southern Railway and ....
the Altamaha river, and also touch-
Mathla, of Batabrldge, w*re among
i'S'TtalboTd to vatdorin yeeterday.
8 Mra. 8. M. Myrick and children
returned to their borne In Brooke
county this morning after spending
a few days In thl* city with relatives
near the river.
J. M. Ashley, of Douglaa; D. C.
Ashley, od Valdoata; J. W. Quincy,
of Douglas, sold lt to
Willard, of South i Carolina. Tn« I ani frlend *-
price was (102,640. yhb *ame land
•old lea* than. otoljllf ago for T * x Appraise r, and the Kick era.
(50,000. Thla bud will bo cut lnto| Th* city tax appraiser* had about
small tract* and tJfjor farming thirty property owners before them
purposes. One hundred famlUea yesterday kicking against the In
born the northwestern part of South crease In tax value*. About four
Carolina will locate hero this win- hundred tax payer* had their val-
ter. j “os raised, but only about thirty ol
Building 1* rapidly going on 1° them appeared before the tax ap-
Haalehurat, but not fast enough to prabers to protest against th* ln-
•upply th* demand 1 for house*. Not'creax*
a vaenjt hnuae i»-toaBn, and In manJ Th* reduction from th* figure*
lnstandyH|k£9||Hj^mmTj£g 'he,net! by^ tho appraisers will hot
eomo A ! amount very much:
| City Clerk Holcomb ha# already
Negr^^Tnrh v—fltR 1 started to indexing the returns af-
YcteVdTat Coolldg. mTw. R. •» which he will add them up to
Culpepper ;rre*l«) two negroe. who «• Vtatjfy amount to. Th.
ThePresbyterial Institute
:: Blackshear, Pierce County, Georgia
A healthy, happy prepar-atory school for boys and girls
where body, mind and morals receive equal attention. Tha best
school of its kind In the State. Thorough Literary, Bible, Musi
cal and Military training. Music department includes voice,
piano and Violin: Positive Christian Influence. Modern equip
ment Including separate dormitories for boys and girls. Teachers
liv e with students. Expenses are moderate. Fall term begins
September 13th. Number of board students limited. Applications
for admission should bo made at once. Addreea for illustrated
catalogue giving full particulars.
ROBERT M. DUNN/A “B. f Principal
J. K. WALKER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Rooms No*. 22 and 24. tth Floo
New Strickland' Building. *
Valdosta |.i Georgia
P. GQuarterman,
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Vinson 6k Barne:
VALDOSTA. GA.
rd*Jdg“.rh h .r/u B u p dr.dan h. breeds
to The Timm office yesterday five
pkin yarns that measured a
peck.
They were tho largest sweet po
tatoes we have seen this season of
the year. And tho flavor la o« line
We have ever tasted.
Those potatoes wer© planted
ground that was cleared up a few
months ago, lt being the first crop
of any kind that has been planted
on that soil
that they wore wanted ta thl. coun ^ ^ ^ flm of ^ ^ an „
it a X CO » m 0n . t ,° , be aloo expects to turn In ebont
He tied the two together and P'K |BOiMO on rro[ , crt that w „ not
them ln *buggy and started fo
Thonmsvllle. One had*to get out
for a short time, and th© other, as ^ ^
he stepped from tho buggy, grabbed ^ T * Uozart Arrmted.
a shotgun which >fr. Culpepper had 1 N. W. Coznrt, who has boon In
In the buggy and pointed it at bis this city for several months,
hend. j&t gaged In promoting an automobile
Mr. Culpep^tr thfi? did ns they company, was arrested yesterday on
told him to do and drove a short a warrant from Pike county, hut it
which time tho not stated what tho warrant
•nde and got for.
they did Mr. Coznrt says that he presumed
ilng them. It was sworn out by some stochhold-
loned, but ^rs of a mining company with
them* when he which he was formerly associated,
lomnsvillo Times hut he severed his connection
I " company about two months ago
and had a reckoning with the com
for Murderer, 11*" 7 nt ,h " t tln,e ’
of tb* World of '' 0 ™ not " 0, ’ ,n ,0 think that
rod a letter from ,h< ' ' vni ’ri'nt will amount to nnthlnB
Oa., asking all he rather believe# that It wa#
b* on tha look- ‘" , ~
rontlct# on llrrrien'a Highway,
Hon. H. L. Lovett, who was In
Ttfton Tuesday, says the County
Commissioners of Berrien are ar
ranging to got the'r ronvlcta back
on the National Highway at once.
They had contracted for th* build
ing of Berrien’: part of the High
way, from Adel to the Lownd**
county line, but two contractor* In
#urre«alon fell down on them, and
they were compelled to do the work
-Tlften Oaiette.
done to worry him. a# he I# confi
dent that he has done nothing
Tho Time* had a poet card
am Mr. W. R. Youlc* thl# morn
ing, giving a cantaloupe ,hipping
scene at Reaford, Del., where he I*
•ojournlng for * few day* He said
the teason 1* on there now and that
growers are getting rich on the heat
prica* they hare ever received.
left Home,
talking, hut Paul
ffalo, N. Y., «ay« he
home th* king of
King’s New Life
they’re a ble##in* to
Cure conitlpatton.
Indlgeutlon. dyspepsia.
Only (go U Dlmmoek’n Pharmacy.
W. D. DunSday’* and Ingram Drug
Coapanr.
v
Mia, Roeella Cawley, of Jackson-
Ittnt Misses Laura and
Ph* will bo enter-
Pond during tha
day* jud quite
ho recenffy ktll-
of that town. wron 8’
been an en-| -
! New Hardware Concern,
la negro weigh* : Tn giving nn arrount of the new
to-’about 8 feet wholesale hardware store
complected, has started In this rtty during the com-
weara long hMr j lag fall The Times got Its tnformn-
hb head. Ho tier from outside parjtes and got It
ims what decay- wieng. The name of the concern
will he The Strlekland-Tlllman
U-rdwa-e Cemnany. Mr. Henry Till
man being prominently connected
with the new concern.
The company has not perfected
the orcartrsMon yet. hut It Is un
derstood that Messrs. Corley Strick
land, Henry Tillman and Will
Strickland will he actively In con
trol of the business.
almost to the
ly recognized
are going to try
Died In Fitzgerald.
Mr. J. F. Sherllng, of Hahlra, wa*
eallsd to Fltigersld early thl* week
hr a message announcing the death
of hi* aunt Mra. Amantha Smith.
Sh* had been In IR health for nor-
oral months and her death wa# not
:ed. She wa# about 67 yeaiw
. and had been a consistent 01*10
of the Baptist chnreh for many
She formerly resided at
Rslklr* and has many friend# In
that aeetton who regret to hoar at,
her death. 1 Valdoria
OSTEOPATH.
Office McKey Building
Office ‘phoaj 140.
S. E. HOGAN & H. H. MERRITT
127 Pear St. Phone 203.
Contr ctcrs for
Rouse Painting, Wall Tinting nn
Hard Wood Finishing. Wall
Papering I« Our Specialty.
DR. J. M. SMITH
Practice limited to diseases of thi
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Office over Dimmock’s Drug Store
Valdosta. Os
WILFRED C, LANE
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
first National Hank Building,
Valdosta, Gs.
General Practice, Except Bank
ruptcy.
Marshall & Lang
Civil [Engineers
Moultrie, : Georgia.
W. H. NEWTON
VETERINARY SURGEON
SO Years in The Practice.
Ham's Stable.
Phone 23 Valdosta, Gs
DR. J. A. PARRISH
DENTIST
Office Over Ingram Drug Company.
Valdosta, Ga-
DR. G W. McCALLA
DENTIST.
Office oyer Dunav#y’> Drug Stor#,
Valdosta, Ga.
AH work guaranteed.
O. M. SMITH.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Georgia.
WHISKIES
N DIM
SUBSTITUTES
Following this principle we
have built up our business in
the past IB years to its pres
ent Mammoth Proportions
^^JExpresa Prepaid
4 Qts. 12tQts.
Lewis’ 66 J5.00 $12.00
Blum’s Monogram,
Bottled in Bcnd;ortBlend
4 qts., $4.00 f!2?qts., $11.50
Sylvcn-Glcn
4 $3.20 12 qts., $9.00
Black and Blue
Corn Whiskey
4 qts., $3.00 12 qts.'58.50
RELIABLE. RESPONSIBLE
CHAS.BL0MC0.
Incorporated
Capital Stock $200,000.00
FuIIyjPaid
Chas. Blum, Carl Minor
Pres. Sec & Treas.
Long Distance Phone 188
517-519 W. Bay St.
Jacksonville, Fla.
D. W. FREEMAN
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON
Residence and nfllce 310 Athley
ttreet. Phone 266.
Calla loft at Bonduraot’u Drug
Store wlh recolre prompt attonUon.