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PERMANENTLY HEALS
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No matter tn what way an old sore or ulcer first commenced,
whether from a wound, cut, or bruise, or from the ulceration of a wart,
-pimple or mole, or even if it came without apparent reason, the fact
that it does not heal shows that bad blood is responsible for the place.
While the circulation remains impure and polluted, the nerves and
tissues of the flesh .around the place are constantly being fed with
unhealthy matter and the fibres are thus prevented from knitting to
gether and healing. Purify the blood and the place MUST heal, its
cause having been removed. S. S. S. cures old sores and chronic ulcers
because it is the greatest of all blood purifiers. It removes from the
circulation every taint or impurity, and so enriches the blood that it
feeds and nourishes the tender, sensitive flesh, causes a knitting
together of all fibrous tissue and thus heals the place naturally and
permanently. Book on Sores and Ulcers and any medical advice
desired sent free to all who write and request it. S.S.S. is sold at
drug stores. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO„ ATLANTA, CA.
Attention Ginners!
We have just received a large lot of very fine
Walrus Leather
suitable for covering rollers for Sea Island
Cotton Gins. We also have best quality
Glue and Pegs for putting on leather.
Bring or send us your orders for Walrus
Leather, Belting and Gin Repairs.
Ingram Buggy & Harness Co.
Valdosta, « Georgia
NEWS OF DAY
AMONG PEOPLE
OF
Of course you do, because our feed is worth more money to the pound
than any other feed sold.. This is because it was carefully selected..
When we buy we want to have our customers get the best made.
That’s our motto; }The best that grows.
H. F. Tillman Grain Co.
Phone 103 S. Patterson St
Savannah to Have Clear
ing House Examiner
SUB WILL BE THE FIRST CITY
IN THE STATE TO HAVE ONE
ON LINE SUGG ESTER BY THE
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
Savannah, Ga., August 26.—It
begins to look as if Savannah will
be the first city in tho state if not
in the south to have a clearing
house examiner along the line eug-
gested by Hon. Lawrence O. Mur
ray, comptroller of the currency.
The Savannah Clearing House Asso
ciation at a meeting held Thursday
afternoon appointed a committee
to consider the advisability of em
ploying such an offer. A clearing
I house examiner Is the confidential
officer of the Clearing Association
H e examines all the records of all
the banks for Ioann to Individuals
and corporations and in this
keeps up with the amount that la
borrowed by these customers. He
knows Just how much every man
has in bank, how much ho owes
and what his securities Are * Ho It
in a position to advis© a bank
whether or not to make further ad
vances. To be of any value he
has to be a man of splendid poise,
even temperament and one whose
judgement is good. It is expected W
such an examiner Is secured in Sa
vannah by the banks of the Clear
ing Association he will be paid at
least $5,000 year.
New Union Station for Albany.
A long step townrd the acqulrng
by Albany of a new union passen
ger station was ta^en yesterday in
Savannah in when theite was a con
ference of several railway officials
and representative® of Albany • city
government to discuss tbe plana and
the acquiring of the site for the new
station. No definite
adopted hut agreements were
ed which It is believed will bring
about the erection of the new build
ing In a short time. Almost all
the roads interested fn the depot
were on hand for the meeting yes
terday and there was a decided de
termination to go forward with th#
movement in evidence.
Insurance Compnny’g New Home.
Savannah Fire Insurance Co., la
preparing to get a new homo almost
before it blossom*, into existence.
Th© new Company will start busi
ness this fall and It has already
acquired on the old Citizens Bank
Building on tho corner of Bryan and
Drayton streets. Mr. Mills B. Lane.
President of the Citizens-Southorn
bnr.k that owns the Citizens Bank
building confirms the report of the
salr» and says the new company wifi
occupy It. The building Is worth
about $125,000.
FOR REVIVING
IARD TRADE
leswell Upon
mt Subject
ICE BUMMER is over
INS ARE UNDER,
IS A"«OOD TIME FOR US TO
GET BUSY.
0000 ROADS
principles
the ai
STOVER GASOLINE ENGINES
Th# timplett #ncln# on th# mark#*—has less wearinPfartl than
•ny other. and mainttnanee edit Is less. One rod operates uniter, ex-
haunt and gaaoilaa pump. Extremely eeonomlra) la th# consumption
of gasolin#. An experienced engieeer not necessary—anybody can
run it. Can be started or stopped instantly, and can be eesily trans
ported. Will positively develop every ounce of horse power claimed—
and more, if yon want the test lir less meaty, get
STOVER’S GOOD ENGINE-1 to 60 h.t.
Steam Engines, Boilers and Saw Mills
Cgmplctt Siul.|, Sawing, Shiagti Ml Pn,li| wtfiti • tptciilt,
Mallary Machinery Co.
345 Ch.rty Slrart, WACOM, O*.
If it is Machinery you want, we have it Write
us lor catalogue, prices and terms.
MALSBY COMPANY
;U South Forsyth St, ATLANTA, GA.
We sell the following well-known goods: American,
| Bench & Dromgold, Qeiscr "Peerless," and Smith, Myers & SchnlerSaw
Mills in all sizes and capacities; Erie City, Oeiser “Peerless,” and Houston,
Stanwood & Gamble Engines and Boilers In all sizes; Challoner, and Perkins
Shingle Machinery; BandSaws, Edgers, Grist Mills, "Peerless” Threshers,
Planers, Steam Feeds, and various other Machinery, Repairs and Mill Supplies.
We can furnish you the best Machinery on the market and at tbe same
time save you money. We have no branch bouse.
ALBERT HOPKINS MARSH
Public Accountant and Auditor
AUGUSTA,IGA
All Commercial Accounts Autitf.d Bank Examinations
Municipal and County Work a Specialty
MIXERS TO SETTLE DISPUTE
Excotiflv© Board of Mini* Workers
Met for That Purpose Today.
Pittsburg, Pa., Aug., 26.—Th® In-
Lmatlonal executive hoard of th*
United Min© Workers mot her® this
w«»ok to settle the factional
pnte over the control of District
Five, one of the largest and most
important division of the miners*
organization. The controverts,
which has waged for months and
hn« been marked by rioting, blood
shed and court litigation, grew out
of the rivalry of two factions, one
of which claimed to have elected
Francis Freehan ns president of the
district organization, while the oth
er declared Robert P. Gibbons to be
the duly elected president.
Thirty Years Together.
Thirty years of association—thfnir
of It. How the merit of a good
thing stands out in that time or the
worthlessness of a had one. So
there’s no guesswork in this evi
dence of Thos. Arlss, Concord.
Mich., who writes: "I have ti»ed
Dr. King’s New Discovery j£r thirty
years, and it’s the best, cough and
cold cure I ever used." Once it
finds entrance In a home, you cwtft
pry It out. Many families have
vred it forty years. It's
Infallible throat, and lung
on earth. TJnequaled for Iftff
ssthma, hay-fever, croup, qnfnsv or
sore lungs. Price 50c. $1.00. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by Dim-
mock’s Pharmacy, W. D. Dunaway,
and Ingram Drug Co.
Editor Times:
Once upon a time mankind was
warned against hiding its light un
der a bushel. That was the first ad
monition that had the anpearanco
ot a command to advertise. Modern
philosophers use different words,
but the meaning 1b the same, and
It all comes back to the cardinal
you want to let peo-
you must tell them
iQUt yourself." They
with your self ap-
tfte mere fact that
.precipitated, proves
!p oo beneficial,
of the efforts for
the rehabilitation of the Board of
Trade, I wish to state that the town
that does not make n little noise
seldom attracts attention, rt may
have all kinds of natural advan
tages and wonderful opportunities
for creating artificial ones, but. If
Its people are too modest and afraid
that some one will learn abou t\their
town, the advantages might as well
be non-existent. Some towns grow
because they simply can not avoid
growing, but the mnjorlty of towns
growi because the citizens know how
goed are. and never fall to dis-
that knowledge on nny
and ^Kccaslhns. and because they
are take%dvantago of any
oppoijMKyrfor growth that pre
sents Itself. Tn this connection It
has been proven that the only feas
ible way to direct a town’s destiny
is through a live commercial body.
Valdosta can support a board of 4
tiade If those who aro Interesl
shonld Include
In
Weffective organise!
be secured In a few days an4
fund* obtained for Its support
There are in this city about forty
firms who should be glad to con-
tribute $6 a month each: forty oth
ers who should raise $2.50 each end
-ny number of citizens who should
be wilting to give smsll sums. A
lhe committee ought to raise a
guaranteed fund of over $3f)0 a
month in about three days. Given
an executive and a treasurer in
whom »hey 'have perfect confidence,
T do n^HBlere tho task, of raising
Mo m'SBwthild be anything but
pleasantly
,f. snch an organiza-
isign of publicity are
believe that you
Bio thnt they are,
At now Is the time
, organization. Crops
will fort! bf* taid by In earnest:
there w’ll be money to apend and
people will' spend some of It In
looking for new homes. Why not
have them jbofe nt Valdosta?
An exhibit, v >tnto wide In nature,
will soon hi staged nt Tlfton. The
State Fairy Macon will soon en
gage attentffn. Another, almost ns
Important/ will he held at Augusta,
and the State Fair at Columbia, S.
c.. will also soon -be on the boards.
A* each of JHve Valdosta should he
represented ffftfcome way. A booth
should he engaged and placed Jn
charge of'competent men or women,
or both, where visitors could get a
glimpse of tlfe most attractive feat
ures of thl^'-^ity, secure literature
describing it, receive an Invitation
to visit ft. nnd also inspect some of
the products of the county. No at
tempt need ho made to make it an
agricultural exhibit, but Just
ongh of the bcsf'chown to give an
Idea of-the resources.
A plan orh&tWnA could be made
very beneficial to Valdosta and the
cost would not he prohibitive. It
wonld he advertising that would ap
peal from the very start aiyl leave
the very best impression.
T believe that every one Is agreed
a* Valdosta should have a Board
of Trade. Then wr»T not have one,
ar.d while getting one, make It good.
I am addressing this to you bociuipe
newspaper, man l« generally on
'e Job looking for‘anything that
ill help the town, and hecanse the
expression should emanate from
your office. Tf Jft..jrere not for the
napevp sounding, the keynote of
rreafnmny towns would
for the coroner.
VALDOSTAN.
T0JAL00STA
Experimental Work Will
be Done in this County
SOUTHERN AND GEORGIA
SOUTHERN ROAD ARE BOOST
ING GOOD HOADS MOVEMENT
ALONG THEIR LINES,
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(From Friday’s Dolly.)
The special "road Improvement
train" being operated by tho South
ern Railway, the Tallulah Falls
Railway, the Hartwell Railway, tbo
Georgia Southern and Florida Rail
way. the AugURta Southern Railroad
nnd affiliated lines In ce-oper&tlon
with the United States office of pub
lic roads, will spend nearly the
whole month o* October visiting
points along their lines in Georgia
end Northern Florida.
The "Road Improvement Train"
Is being sent out by the Southern
Railway to further the movomont
for better wagon roads throughout
the South and at the same time to
give practical Information to farm
ers and road officials as to the
building of roads and their repair.
Thq train has already visited the
northwestern pection of Georgia and
tho schedule for stops along the Au
gusta Southern Railroad was recent
ly announced. The Itinerary hns
nrranged up to October 27,
stops being made ns follows:
October 2, Monday, Gainesville,
i a. m., Toccon, 4:20 p. m.
October 3, Tuesday, Hartwell,
9:30 n. m., Elberton, 2 p. m.
October 4, Wednesday, Clarka-
iifo, 9:30 a. m., Clayton, 2 p.. m.
October 5, Thursday, Commerce,
9:30 a. m., Athens, 1:30 p. m.
October 6. Friday, McDonough, 10
m., Griffin, 2 p. m.
October 7, Saturday; Columbus,
0 a. m., Woodbury, 3 p. m,
' October 0, MfiJ^iy,"‘Tallapoosa, 9
2 p. m.
10, Tuesday, • .Fayette*
Vllfe; 10 a. m., Zebulon, 2 p. m.
October 11, Wednesday, Fort Val
ley, 10 a. m.
October 12, Thursday, Roberta,
10 a. m.
October 13, Friday, Jackson, 10
a. m., Macon, 2 p. m.
October 14, Saturday, Cochran,
10 n. m„ Eastman, 2 p. m.
October 16, Monday, Brunswick,
10 a: m.
October J7, Tuesday. Jcsup, 9 a.
m . TTnzlehiirst, 2 p. m.
October 18. Wednesday, McRae,
10 n. m., Bnxley. 3:30 p. m.
October 20, Friday, Elko, 10 a,
m. . Vienna, 2:30 p. m.
October 21, Saturday, Cordele, 10
n, .m„ Ashbum, 3:30 p. m.
October 23, Monday, Sparks, 10
a m., Tlfton, 2 p. m.
October 24, Tuesday, Valdosta,
10 n. m.
October <25, Wednesday,
Grorge, 10 n. m.
October 26, Thursday, Jasper,
a., 10 a. m., Lnk© City, 2 p. m.
October 27, Friday. Pnlatka, Fla.,
a. m„ Lake Butler, 2:30 p. m
At eneh fitop free lectures and
demonstrations showing tho impor
tance of good rends and how to build
them and keep them in repair nt
the smnllost neecssnry cost will he
conducted at each stoo by two road
building experts of the United
States Department of Agriculture,
Messrs. L. E. Boykin and H. fl. Fair
banks, assisted by a representative
of tho Land nnd Industrial Depart
ment Of the Southern Railway. Two
roaches of the train are filled with
exhibits, pictures nnd working mod
el?, nnd tho lectures arc illustrated
v»th stereoptlcon views. At great
expense the Southern Railway and
affiliated lines are handling this
train without charge to the govern
ment in order that the people along
their lines 'may have opportunities
to .receive valuable information as
to road building which It affords.
The train Is touring the entire
Sorth.
FARM LOANS
For cheapest interest, quickest money
and easiest terms on farm loans
come to see me.
D. B. SMALL, Valdosta,
Just Received
Fresh Turnip Seedl
of all the best varieties, also Cabbage
and Rutabagas.
¥ T /■'V ¥ T need some of these seed i
V 1 B I I can get them by mail
^ can get none better or fresher^
Send us your Mail Orders, enclosing I -2 cent an ounce extra
for postage.
Florida Liver Pills, by’mail 25c,
postage prepaid.
Vinson’s Drug Store
Formerly Vinson & Barnes
Fresh Seed, Drugs, School Books and Stationery.
121 Patterson St, Valdosta, Ga.
A Big Investment
Invest Your Money Where You Cannot Lose
SOOTH GEORGIA
'
Offers Such a Chance to Young People
No Better Investment Anywhere
Fall Term Begins September 4th, 191
Write for Catalogue and Particulars
W. S. Park, Principal
WE SECURE POSITIONS
S». Ruby Range
With High Closet and Reservoir
ALCOHOL
U almost the wont thine for
consumptives. Many of the
“ju<t-*f-good" preparations
contain as much as 20% of
alcohol; Scott's Emulsion
not a drop. Insist on having
Scott’s Emulsion
FOB BUM IT ALL PW80TO
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Full Nicklc Trimmed, Weighs Three Hundred Eighty-five
Pounds, No. 8 and has Eighteen inch Oven, is a Perfect Bak
er, has 12-gailon Heavy Copper Reservoir and is a thorough
Quality Stove. * '
This Great Range with a ful!
complement of Cooking Utensil^
Come in and examine it and sixty-live other sizes and models of
Stoves and Ranges.
W. H. BriggsHardware Co.
129 N Pattenon. THE STOVE HOUSE