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! J\i ‘ 4 • # *V% ' ,?TK-.«g, -, r . THE VALDOSTA TIMES, VALDOSTA, GA* TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IS, IMS, ? STILL BOOMING , AGAINST DIAZ Mexico City. Feb. 15.—8bortly 1 after iiidnight Madero'* artillery be fan a 4 Tigorooe bombardment of tbe rebel*’ stronghold at the arsenal and tbe firing is heavy. Fighting in the Darkness. It Is beHoved to bo the last de* t perato attempt to dislodge the rebels. The electric lights have been ex tinguished, after shells tore down the poles and wires. The battle has raged in darkness and it is believed that many have been killed. Foreigners Aro Still Leaving. Great numbers of foreigner* and OF TURNS ARE DROWNED IN SLA xwi rr f t.' siurr Athens, Feb. 15.—Two Turkish ship:!, filled with Asiatic soldiers, are reported to have been sunk by the Bulgarian artillery off Rodosto, in! gatlon with Diaz and Delabarra. tbe Sea of Marmora. ; The foreign envoys made urge; 2 SRIP,LOADStf e pHTING STOPS - WHILE ENVOYS ARE CONFERRING ,/Ar*:*nrr „ao ; 1 Mexico City, Peb. 15.—Madero' staff officers and cabinet are this aft ernoon conferring at the British le ft,OOO Killed on Transports. Another dispatch reports that 3,000 Turk* were killed in an at tack at Cbero Kuri upon Turkish transports, by the Bulgars. The Bulgarians were guarding th coast of the Marmora Sea to pre vent the landing of the Asiatics. Through a terrific storm, which is raging on the Mediterranean sea, tht Turkish cruise? Hamedlcea is today non-combatants continued to leav-3 I being pursued by four Greek torpedo early this morning. The revolt is boats, spreading rapidly throughout the re public. Guadalajara Joined It today. The governor’* residonce there was at tacked. Rebels Make BJg Claims. The rebels claim that they have eighteen out of thirty states. They claim to have control of one-half million out of three-fourths of a mil lion of square miles of the republic territory. States Claimed by the Rebels. The rebels claim possession of Chihuahua, Saltillo, Coloma, Du rango, Paehura, Cuernarac, Ciudad, Victoria. Jacatecafl, Tlajaca and many other towns. Theno are large rebel hands around Monerey, Vera Crus, Acapulco an'* other ports. First Occupsnt of New Prison. The old county Jal! is being used as a city prison at the present time, having been leased from the gentle- Turk Battleship l« Aground. The Turkish battleship Assaritew- fik is aground In the Black Sea and is pounding to pieces. The Indications are that the boat is irretrievably lost. Greeks Get Island of Crete. Crete Island was finally evacuate by the powers today, the Greek flas was raised and Greece took full pos session. men who reeenlty bought !t‘ l$fcr 5 ®l»er* Are No “Hollo Mon". the county. The cells are to he tak en out of the qlty.toaU and that space Is to be converted Into office rooms, •which are badly needed by the city officials. Two prisoners were transferred from the city prison to the old coun ty Jail when the city took popRosslon of the latter, but the first, man to enjoy tho distinction of being lodg ed In tbe prison was n white man named BUI Devane, who came to town yosterdny and made himself a nuisance after tanking up on blind tiger wtolsky. He was at the Geor gia Southern and Florida railroad, but Special Officer Ellis ran him away from there on a threat of hav ing him arrested. He drifted down the streets and began to raise ex citement In some houses occupied by negroes. Ho was not doing any spe cial harm, but he had the occupants of the house badly frightened and Itoey began to yell for a policeman. Special Officer Ellis went down there and arrested Devane and car- Tied him to the now prison. He waa In a very repentant mood this morn ing and was very sorry that he had put the officer to the trouble of ar resting him. ,Vl ' i WILSON’S BROTHER QUITS. He Announce* That Ho Will Not Bo Applicant for Place. Washington, Fob. 15.—A letter to Senator Martin was made public to day that Joseph Wilaon, of Nash ville, a brother of Woodrow Wilson, ha* announced the withdrawal of his candidacy for secretaryship of tho senate; There has been considerable criti cism in regard to 1L Do you know that more real dan ger lurks in a common cold tha.i in any other of ttoe minor ailments? The safe way Is to take Chambsr- laln’a Cqugh Remedy, a thoroughly reliable preparation', and rid yourself of the cold a* quickly .as possible. This remedy Is for sale -by all deat- ers. adv. Patience has its reward, not olono In heaven, but In every telephone office. ; It U exchangeable for salary. A group of Chicago women learned thia a few days ago from J. 8. Rica, manager of tho American Telephone and Telograph Company. told them that girls and women, possessing more patience than men, could obtain salaried po sitions with telephono companies that men could not get if they worked for nothing. He explained why thero were no “hello men”. We wouldn’t hate a man for a telephone operator at any price”, he said. "He has little or no patience. He is neither as even-tempered nor as courteous aa a woman. That’s why all telephone operators aro girls. "We tried them once,** Mr. Rice declared, smiling reminiscently. "The trial will never be repeated." demands upon President Madero to resign. A Lull in the Fightiag. There was a lull in the fighting this afternoon, but the rebels and fed erate clashed in the streets this morn ing, while a deafening cannonade de vastated tbe building. Federate Using Dynamite. The federal* dynamited two public blocks, wrecking the buildings, in effort to get a line on the rebels. Tour correspondent was fired upon 1n an automobile, although be carried the American and British flags. Fired on U. 8. Consulate. The deputy United States consul was fired npon last night and the consulate was wrecked. Another American was*shot today. A Brooks county man came to Val dosta yesterday with a wagop load of bacon which he Readily sold in this city at good prices. He stated that he cleared $15 by coming to tho Val dosta market. Ho engaged another load which he Is to dellvor hero next week. People who have fretth moat* eggs, chickens, etc., declare that Valdosta Is the best market in Georgia. Col. Bob Dickerson came over from Homervillo this morning and spent the day In Valdosta. Plant good Gardens with our FRESH SEEDS Spring Garden Seeds h „ve rnved and can Supply v u n w. Irish Potatoes, Corn, Ni Velvet Beans, Sorghum,Onion: Set; Turnips,Cabbage, Lettuce, and t rare Seeds. Send your See 1 Grde us end get good Fresh Seed ■ ■ ■ ■; ■. W DUNAWAY »t " i '- ** " cl * rJ,r ' r: ' r ’ Mir' COLQUITT COURT ADJOURNED. I)ude Mosely Gets a Life Sentence on Murder Charge. Late yesterday afternoon Judge Thomas adjourned superior court af ter one of the longest sessions ever before held in the county, court hav ing convened nearly four weeks ago. Both dockets contained a large num- j ber of important cases, but the civil j docket was unusually heavy, there I having been transferred from ttoej city court a large amount of busi ness. And the first three week* was used In disposing of the civil cases. Under the hew regime four terms Of superior court will f>e held during the yekr. Instead of two, as has beeu the case heretofore^ and npw since the ’ docket ! has been etaaxrt it is thought' that things yrny move smoothly under the. n«w rule, The Jury trying the case against W. H. Allison brought In a verdict yesterday afternoon, finding him guilty of stabbing without lawful cause. He was sentenced by Judge Thomas to twelve months on the gang or to pay a fine of $150 Dude Mosely, the negro wtoo was found guilty of -murder In the first degree. *with a recommendation to mercy, was given a life sentence in the penitentiary. Mosely shot and killed a negro by the name of John Bennet, at a dance hall in this city during the month of January. Bryant Harmon, another Moultrie negro, waa found guilty of selling whisky and was fined $800 or to help build roads for twelve months. Harmon was said to have been one of the oldest and shrewdest blind tigers In town. He was caught last fall by Chief William*. A number of other sentences were passed by Judge Thomas for mlsde- neanors.—Moultrie Observer. The Longer this Beautiful Instrument is Used, the More it is Appreciated. Ask Any Mehlin Owner. Mathis & Youmans Co., VALDOSTA, GEORGIA. k Banquet to James Bryce. Philadelphia. Feb. 15.—The Rt. Hon. James Bryce, who soon will re tire from the post of British ambas sador nt Washington, and Mrs. Bryco. are to be guests at a dinner to be given in their honor at tho Bellevue Buyers’ Guide and v Business Directory CLASSIFIED ALPHABETICALLY CLOTHING AND GENTS’ FURNISH INGS. Just received nice line Ready-to-Wear Dresses also nice line Ladies Waists HARRY LAZARUS , 104, N, Ashley street DRY GOODS AND SHOES. Easter, Easter, Easter, Now Ready Fine Si(k and Corduroy Skirts, Lace Dresses, something that will please the most fastidious. Ladies Hats. H. Levin 112 N. Ashley St. Valdosta, Ga. ELECTRIC SHOE HOSPITAL, Stratford next Monday nlsht by the We Can put a better finish On ‘ a half-sole than a whoie soul. Electric Shoe Hospital Phone 101 109-111 B. Central Ave J. T. WEBB. Prop. Transatlantic Society of America. Bishop Talbot will preside at the banquet and among the guests will bo representatives of all the arbitra tion and peace societies of the Uni ted States. Columbus Man Is a Suicide. Columbus. Ga., Feb. 15—Joe Sal isbury. foreman of the Southern Ice Company, and a member of an old Columbus family, suicided at the company’s office last night by shoot ing himself (with a 38-calibre revol ver. FURNITURE. Two Operation* In One Week. Cordele, Feb. 15.—Within loss than two weeks Ed Brown, one of jthe Turner county men who were out on a bond of $6,000 for the mur der of George Christmas, has had tc undergo a dangerous operation at a toospltal In Macon. W. J. DAVIS (Successor •« D»/’j *. Hammond) Furniture and House Furnishings 115 E. Hill Ave. to 105 S. Ashley St. Phone 481 Valdosta, Ga. GARAGE. A. A. PARRISH Most Complete Line Supplies in South Georgia Repairing Vulcanizing Ties and Sundries Near Court House Valdosta, Georgia GROCERIES. SAM M. GORNTO ’ Dealer in Staple and Fancy Groceries Fruits and Produce 807 \V. Hill Ave Telephone 171 LAUNDRY. PRESSING CLUBS. The City Pressing Club Bridges Brothers Cleaning. Pressing and Repairing If we please you tell others, if we don't tell ns Membership Fee $1.50 Keep Yon Alwajs^eat and Clfcan Valdosta Pressing and Clean-1 ing Company Ashley & Ferrell, Props, Cleaning, Pressing and 'Dyeing Ladies’ Work a specialty 208 N, Patterson St., next-door-to Blackburn’s Studio. . Phone 250| PHOTOGRAPHERS. Star Steam Laundry J. N. Connell, Strictly Sanitary Phone 54 Valdosta, Ga. MEAT MARKETS. H. D. & W. L. JONES -SELL- Westem Meats As well as finest native beef “A Life Time Experience” Phone 48 Phone 49 V. BLACKBURN Photographs A Real Photognpher Phone 201 210 N. Patten - SHEET METAL WORKERS. J. T. BOBE The Tin and Shg All kinds of In Guttering, Tjt gling, Steel" Ceiling, Bl* ig. Cistern Tank t e Work. Home 1 AND HEATING. This I, the season of the year when mothers feel yery much concerned over the frequent colds contracted by thetr children, and have sbend- ant reason tor It as every cold wesk- ens the longs, lowers the vitality and paves the way for more serious diseases that so otten follow. Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy I. f-imo.’.r for Its cores, and Is pleasant and safe to take/ For sale by all dealers. J. B. ELLIOTT Who will Furnish your house from Cellar to Garret 213 E. Hill Ave, Valdosta, GRANITE MARBLE WORKS Valdosta Marble Works J. P. Legg, Proprietor Manufacturers of Monuments,Build ing Stones, etc. , Impo rters Italian Statuary Eitimste, Furnished on Work Delivered An,, .where in the Southern Sure. 501 WestHill Ave. WESTERN MEATS , —at— Courtney’s Marke Phone your orders for prime cnl juicy western nr * Phones 10-252. 13! Call Phone 176 Williams & W For WESTERNED ROUSE and Gas Fitter • Work Promptly , Attended to f p* Famished on Application 3 120 124 W. Central Ave. All Pork Sausage.* old country style PROMPT SERVICE Always Phone 178 For nice Tende/ Steak* E J,?!^terpnseMeat Market t ‘311 South Patterson St \