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I Bbooxe; nnd th e horror*
'trim unnumbered mll-
1} Into hie cluthee.
i'»e*th e body that should
b|-V struggling. Tbs
|&r«li tbs fright of llro,
fcftinto the flames from
gwAeen led nway. The
|») by a disease that
Him, falls a vlcltlm to It,
e ihsytums are filled -with
■file who feared Insanltr. j
sent of confidence In aiding
iment,. and the power of
itardlng it, are manifesto*
he same mental condition.
I be Cordele Rambler wants Tom
Watson sent as a delegate to the Na-
tional Democratic Contention. On*
trouble about this suggestion is that
If the “ sags of Thomson" Should
happen to look orer towards the Ne
braska delegation and spy Hon| Wil
liam Jennings Bryan he would lento
th e ball at once. W e doubt If there
hi a building In Baltimore iMg
enough to hold Watson end Bryan
at the 'asms time.
Jon hell Is a place of
Sfhe ancient’s' know
extreme punishment
laglnd Is leap without
food. 1
things
All kinds of wood, pineo oak
tawed any length. Large
loads than ever and prompt de
livery. Fat wood that will hum
Phoneg 3I6-500-L
Oswald Will*.
inson,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Staten vine.
NOTICE. •
All persons are warned not to
trade for n certain note for one
hundred dollars, dated Jan. 18,
1(11, pnyabla In 90 days, In favor of
X H. Clemens, signed Mrs. J. R.
Tamer v - 8 18 w4t
WANTED—At once, man with
crew of eight to ten mien to lay
tramroad. Apply | n person >< pos
sible. Welnkle Lumber Co., Does,
Ga. 8 18 d sod w tf
FOR SALE—A twelve months'
scholarship In the Southern Short
hand and Business University, of
Atlanta. Addreas The Times, Val
dosta, Oa. 8-18 eod and aw tt.
telegraph, appeared In the Federal 1
court hero today when the suit J
brought by the Marconi Com: mv 1
against the United Wl reless Cony,any 1
was called for trial. The suit w{x I
brought agalnBt the United Wireless
Company because of Its alleged In
fringements of the Marconi patents.
Tit* Sound Sleep of Good Health.
Is- not f-’r those suffering from
kidney allmenta and Irregularities.
The prompt use of Foley Kidney
Pills will dispel backache and rheu- .
matlsm. heal and strengthen sore,
weak and ailing kldneyf; restore nor.
mal action, and with It health and, .
strength. Mrs. M. F. Spalsbury;
Sterling,-*111.. sayn: "I suffered great
pain In my 'back and kidneys, could
not aleoh at night, and could not ..
raise my hands over my head. Bnt
two bottles of .Foley Kidney Kill •
cured me." Ingram Drug Co.
PLOWING—I have n mule and plow
to do public plowing nnd want your
work. W. R. Pittman, 610 Ashley
street. 8-11-montrl lm
FREE TO BOYS AND ORILS—For
one hours work yon can get gun
metal watch or camera to take
1 Mures Write H. Baker, White-
oak, Oa. 8 88 w 6t
la the awful upeed of our earth
through (pace. We wonder at each
css* of nature's movement, and so
do those who tikn Dr. Klng'a New
Lite Pills. ■ No .griping, do dlutrssy,
lust thorough work that brings good
health and fine toolings. 28c at
Ingram Drug Co.
NOTICE.
To the officers and member ot Val
dosta Lodge No. 1 *01 O. U. O. of P.
There will he a enlt meeting Fri
day night, March 29tn, 1818 for thh
purpose of electing officers. All
members pleats be present.
WILLIE P. MOORE, P. N. F.
our boilv. Also wlstfto extend cur
heart felt th.nk. to'our nblo Solid-
ton Ji'iSwfflKi <" r h,s »'.* 10 »•
during our deliberations.
Respectfully uubmltted,
J. H. KEEN. Foreman.
J. P. MIKELL, Clerk.
It U ordered -by the court that
tresentments be pub-
red sad that the ap-
stn recommended he
each and til* recom
mit! be carried out.
. V. E. THOMAS.
udge 8. C.. 8. C.
it i. 1912. /
NO 1.—North Carolina Seed Pea
nuts 5He per pound; Spanish Seed
Peanuts 4 He per pound; vnlrot
beans 94.60 . to 16. per bushel:
Whippoorwill end Clay peat 92.60
per busbel, net cash with order.
Strtngfellow A Doty Co., Jackson
ville, Fie. 9 19 d tu 4t wB4t
We have sale stables- at Mont
gomery, Ala., Valdosta and Douglas,
Oa., Live Oak and TaUahaaue..
Marians end. Chlpley, Fla., ana ft
keeps onr buyers busy to aupply all
these places. He knows where and’
when to buy, and we fire our ens-
l'shed an
polntmeht
made an#
mendatlon
PHONE NQ. 180, HOPSON'S
TRANSFER—The only people in
city wbo makt furniture moving n
specialty. Two large spring truckc
end careful men. Ho'peon'a Trans
fer. 8-19 mon wed tt
W e cun show you $Tgood supply
of cheap tad medium priced horses.
Prices and terms right MIisll
Live Stock Co. In otjl Griffith Sta
tement the beneBt of thla. la
-FOR SALE—Charleston Waktfleld tn d quality. Mlietl LI
Cibbage Kants, 11.25 per M. Also ln old Grlfflth stable*,
PAGE FOUR.
2fWsg,
THE valdompa
oa., TUESDAY MARCH SO, 1012.
VALDOSTA SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES
a O, BRANTLEY, Editor.
L; TURNER,
v GRATUITOUS INSULT..
For more than tlx months tbe
weekly newspapers of thla Mats (and
of others, as well) bare been in
receipt of columns nt prepared ‘‘no
tices" and clippings from other
newspaper* In far-off Staten nnd
“plate matter” booming the candi
dacy of Oov. Woodrow Wilson,
New Jersey, for tbe presidency. Not
one penny was paid, or offered In
return for thle wholesale use of
the columns ot tbe paper*.
As Is well known, the editor end
publisher of a country weekly bear*
the brunt of the newapaper busi
ness. In a small community, with
limited held for circulation and
advertising patronage, he has to run
the gauntlet of faction, the com pe
tition of the city papers, and re
ceives the first blow or financial de
li Ralph Smith telegraphed the Jour-1 .vre-elonn—for the newspaper man
nal that Hoke and J. if. Smith, Oov.
Brown’s campaign manager, met In
Henry County News (McDonough)
Montlello Newa
Commerce News.
No one can deny that these news
paper “reflect the great power of
(he country rote," and while they ip
rot bind tbemselres to support the
candidate In whose Interest the ad
vertisement Is run they do know
what the sentiment Is In their r*
rpectlve counties and offered to car
ry the reeding matter.
The publishers and editors of tbe
country newspapers have heard of
the vast sums of money being (pent
luxuriously furnished apart
ments In New York and Washington
o further tbs'boom of Oov. Wilson,
but they were always asked,to
the "puffs" free because tlite
no funds, ee tree explained In
rular from 49 Broadway,
fered to furnleh "news" m
an office la Atlanta some weeks
PHIS
for backache, rhearnfftigm, kidney or bladder tronble, and urinary irregularities,
Folev Kidney PtH* are tonic in action, quick in results. Refuse substitutes.
■NGRAM DRUG CO, Valdosta, Oai
Valdosta Professional Directory
..Washington the other day. snook
hands and became friends. They
> met and shook hands, but
i smart a ma nto think he
oke that quick or has
that easier.
have
nnd which The Telegraphyexposed at
retrenchment when applied by the I the time.
people. It Is known where the money for
i arrival of Barnm and BaJley's
In New York la said to be
I'tbe flrat reel sign of spring In that
city. But Barnum docs not cut a*
nuch of a figure In Ootham at he
does In other towns—Waycrosa for
instance. - *
An Illlnola congressman want* to
Investigate the baseball trust. The
small hoys In thla country would
set up an awful yell If something ot
thla vort should land Ty Cobb In
Jail and send Wagner to the rock
pile.
Every .voter In Lowndes county
ought to put hie nemo on the regln-
trstjgn list right away. There are
going to be many elections ln Geor
gia this year aud the voters ought
to be able to participate In them.
. They eay now that Profeasor Wil
son and several others ara coming
to Georgia to try to stem the Un
derwood tide. From all accounts,
the professor Is not a man to fling
« very great brain-storm among the
populace. He la now what they call
a thriller or top-liner.
Mark Hanna, was one of the first
to alas up the “Colonel. Before Mc
Kinley's death. Senator Hanna warn
ed the republicans against too much
Roosevelt. Hanna took the Colonel's
measure almost perfectly back In
those days. ♦.
The Hon. Ouyto McLendon Is al
ways springing surprises. Ills an
nouncement for the United Statae
senate was so sudden.
•'An adult New Yorker has been
found who never heard of Bryan,
Roosevelt oh Taft.” We are not
certain that thla In a case of “whete
Ignorance is bliss It Is folly to be
wise." i7 /•
The British strikers are said-to
be committing crimes in order
act arrested so they ten get some
thing to naL Bnt they still refuge
•o dig coal for less than an mud
Soma ot the London slatora seem
to have adopted a vorelon of their
to the effect that the hand
t breaks the wlndowe Is the bend
rules the world.
for the elaee In
■ Where will LuFol-
se right down
Roosevelt and
effort* of the Col-
tar seem to have
toward preventing
making a noise like the
Mr-
I as In the years past. Colonel
makes hie statement* In
re manner need by a frac
tion, horsa In demolishing the dash-
' „
Beveridge gravitates to tho
movement as naturally as
tt).. nxrba fly upward. Hot* that
tori of a little party hlmaelf.
The Norwegian poets may he able
to get a smooth rhyme for Amund
sen. the South Pole dlecorered, bat
Il'le beyond am ,
. getting the return! from
Dakota Cot, I
realises that Ln Follette It go
to get n few
What more natural, then, when
the managers of the Underwood cam.
i sign made a legitimate offer to pay
lor all advertising done by them for
the Alabamian's campaign that the
Country publisher! should accept It
o n the sane basis as any other ad
vertising and receive pay!
But In the Atlanta Journal of
Wednesday evening one of the man
agers of the Wilson state headquar
ters Is quoted as saying:
The weekly newspapers of
Georgia, reflecting the great
power of the country vote, have
Joined |n the light, with ne.
Thiy have shown themselves
above the control of Wall
street money, with which whole
pages of their spare have been
bought for the display of Un
derwood advertisements.
Frdm Thursdny to Saturday night
there Is received In The Telegraph
office the greater portion of the
weekly exehargea. The other* are
received scattered during other days
rf the week. The Bankhead prop
osition was offered to only one news
paper ln each county, and that n
weekly. Ten or twelve of the larg
er counties did not figure In the prop
osition, because of the dallies pub
lished In them. In several counties
there are aa many as three week
lies published. It Is therefore safe
to ear that about one hundred nows-
pspers were considered In the prop
osition. Of those received In this
iffiRe to. last night and .containing
the Underwood advertisement were
the following:
llaslehurst News
Worth County Local (Sylvester)
Dublin Conrler-Dlepatch
Early County New# (Blakely)
Monteauma Record
Talbotton New Era
Mllledgevlllo News
Vienna Newa
Eastment Tlmea-Journal
Greensboro Herald-Journal'
Bntler Herald
>!«nderavll1e Georgian
Walton Newa (Monroe)
Covington New*
Perry Home Journal
Gninesvlllo Nows
Vnadllla Lender
Junes County News (Gray)
Wnyerona Pally Journal
llnwklnavlllo Dispatch and New*.
Douglas Enterprise
IRoekmart Newt
Walker Co. Messenger (I-aFayette)
Hartwell Sun
Jefferson Reporter (Wrona)
Charlton Co. Herald (Folkaton)
Southwest Georgian (Ft Oalnee)
Macon County Newa (Oglethorpe)
Ttfton Gesette
Schley County New* (Ellavtlle)
Walton Tribune (Monroe.)
Douglas County Sentinel
Oconee Epterprlae (Watklnavllle)
Ltvonle Times
Jackson Herald (Jefferson)
Jackson Argus
Telfair Enterprise (McRae)
Claxton Newa ,
Fttsgerald Leader
Newnan Herald and Adverilner.
AdatiwvIMe Banner.
Crawford Co. News (Roberta)
Jonesboro Enterprise
Quitman Free Pratt
Moultrie Observer j
Albany Herald
Lee County Journal (Leesburg)
Dade County Times (Trenton)
Octlla Bter
Waynes bo re True Cltlxen
Forsyth County Newa (Camming)
DeKalb New Bra
Montgomery'Monitor (Mt Varnon)
Barneevllle Newn-Oasette
Cedertown Standard
Liberty Co". Herald (Hineevllle)
West Point Honld
Werrontoa Clipper
Senloa EnterpriaolOaiette
Washington Ouette-Chronlele
Winder Newa
Underwood campaign coifles
from and whero It Is going. Cali
-.he Wilson managers be as frank
about their methods?—Macon Tel*
graph,
CLARK AND .PENSION GRAB,
Champ Clark aorrendered all
claims upon Southern Democrats
Wien he went < out ef hie way to
vote for the Sherwood Pentlon Bill.
He, as presiding officer, did not have
to vote for II, but he did so any
how.
The verbatim report from the
Congressional Record ehowe the fol
lowing:
The speaker— 1 be Clerk will qall
my* name.
The Clerk railed the name, bf Mr.
Clark of Missouri, and Jit voted
"yea as above recorded^ S* the
bill was passed.
And so Champ Clark cinched! the
old soldier vote. Thle act on hie
part was purely tn ostentations bid
for support for his Presidential
boom; It la unusual for the epsalter
to break the routine In order to
his vote, end very extraordinary
Indeed when the leeue has alreadp
been derided by as large n majority
of 229 to 92. This le Clark’s meth
od of seeking the Presidency, to-
conciliate one faction after enotn-
No one thinks ot him In eon*
nrctlon with any particular prlnol
Pie, unless It be the annexation of
Canada."
Clark recently aid a similar
thing when he naked In the House
to be recorded an voting for the
tree-sugar hill. This was simply
another little grandstand play,
D. W. FREEMAN
PHYBIOIA- AND SURGEON ..
Residence eat, Office 310 Ashley fft
Fboue 205.
Galls left tt Bonduranta Drag Store
will receive, prompt attention.
through Ignorance,
when we do not un
What we Can analyse
>e cease to fear greatly,
for we know that what we thorough
ly updorstaad w e can eventually
control.
Ignorant people are most easily
controlled W fosr. Knowledge
brings light, hast,
and health. Then
out fear, for fsar la
darkness, cold, want, uncertainty
end disease aetlitg upon the mind.
P. C. QUARTERMAN
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Over Vinson’s Drag Storm
Valdosta Georgia
• DR.J.M. SMITH
Practice Limited to
the dleeaeee of the
R*A ear, nows, and throat*.
Office over Dlmmock’e Drag Storfrfj
Valdosta, CBu
no your work first.
A man who will break hie neok t»
get an official title before he will un
dertake to do the work that needs
be done to gain It la usually
not competent to do the work.
Nobody la more ridiculous than
a man with a this that In bigger
than he le. and the professor wltn
seventeen Initials after his ntmo
usually deserve* three more that
symbolise Missouri’s favorite ' ani
mal.
Any man with an overdone title
will get Into the asms trouble as
Abraham Lincoln's trifling 'little
steamboat on the Sangemen with a
live-foot bolter and n aeven-foot
whistle. Every time tt whistled the
boat stopped.
Titles amount to little In the
eyes ot great people. Madame Cu
rie declined honors without number
that Interfered with her work, and
It In said that Viator Hugo refused
to take time from hla work and re
ceive an emperor. Washington
c.iuld have been made king If he
had desired It.
It Is human nature to desire hon
or, and the world would he poorer
It the accomplishments of vain men
were stricken from Its sum total of
good things. We would bo without
Stephen A. Douglas, Richard Mane-
Held, Kalter William and n host ot
other goodjnen nnd true; hut
peanut-brained specimen who
not turn over hla hand until ho
had hi* name nnd title printed
late glens door and at the
letter bend. Is never likely
serve the title to which he
Do your work effectively
n title it appropriate yon will
It In due time: but the tact yet re
mains that the greatest men ot
earth are known to the public by
their l*at names only, wth| ne Ini
tials before or behind.
Grand Jury of Echols County, March
Term. Superior Court.
GEORGIA—Echols Chanty.
Wothn Grand Jury, selected,
cm nwer n , tor thin March
1(12, ot Echols Superihr Court,
to submit the following, geasral pre
sentments. ,
We And that the bridfcen across
Suwanoocbee Creek on. public road
batsmen Dayton and Fargo should be
extended across two certain, slats on
county side; We vecom-
thls be done, at
W» tecommend that the agreement
tween the South Georgia Audit
mutmay, nnd the county commis
sioners, In regard to locating certain
u.ireluraed wild Unde, .he adopted.
We oppSpure ru flooring commit-
tee to Ckamtne th 0 books of tbe var
ious county officers, via- W. T. Dukes,
3f. T. Carter, .Jr., and. W. A. Ham,
end report to the nept grand lory .
We-rccommend that the county
commissioners purchase a record
book tor the grand .Jury.
We recommend' that the tax on
wild lend 'be raised from 25c par sere
to 91.89. .
We recommend that the salary of
the county commteelonera be raised
Irom 22. to par-day.
We recommend that the' county
commissioned hire a man for. the
purpose of repairing; the pnblld. roads
for each respective road district by
hiring free labor, »t aa reasonable
price aa pmglblih and that i each
overseer- be'pnrdi -84 per day tbr his
services and tbab said overseer, shall)
bring raid expense nworn to to th*
county commissioners, and thajj they
approve and pay the tame. ,«
We recommend that W. W.' Pen-
nwgton he appotaUd Notary Pub
lic for the 1058 dUtrlct, O. M, ana
J. A. Kinsey, Tor the 1811 dbrtrlet
O. M. '• .
We recommend that th* county
commissioned build a toilet tor the
convenience ofMho court.
We recommend that Ellis Weth-
erlngton he placed on tbe pauper list
at 26 per month. -
We recommend that the convicu
he put to (building road* and hot do
latch
FEAR.
Fear la one of the deadliest ene
mies of sneceas. In selecting a bn*
lues* the fear ot failure prevent*
thousands from choosing what they
are heat tutted to by nature.
The dread of hardship I* educa
tion's foe. The, fear ~et competi
tion hhrt many man from the path
Dr. Dan H. Breedlove'
OSTEOPATH
Office McKey BoHdlag.
Office Phone 140.
W. H. NEV/TON
VETERINARY SURGEON
so Years in The Practice
Barn's Stable.
Phone No. 23. -:- Valdosta, Ga,
GO TO
Dr. L. C. Holtzendorff
DENTAL SURGEON
;To get the beet work for the least
LOOK! SET OF TEETH 80.00
Gold Crowns 98.00 and up.
Impression taken In the morning
! snd plates delivered In afternoon.
Teeth Extracted Without P.l-
Valdosta, Ga.
Dfc. W. M. PHILLIPS
CHIROPRACTIC SPECIALIST
On Nervous and Chronic Diseases
4 Ids end 19 Strickland Building
Office‘BHon* TT1. Residence 43C-J.
Valdosta, Ga.
DR. LF. BURCHETT
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office to Thomas Building
ResIdsiMe Fbone - 714
Office Fbone it
Dr. F. R. Parramore
DENTIST.
* Over Dekle Hardware Oe.
Phena 84.
W. w. HARDEN
DENTIST,
Sfleoseedtng Dr. A. N. William*.
Office over. Dlmmock's Phar
macy. : : ; : : : ;
.»■» Georgia.
©LM. SMITH
ATTORNEY AT. LAW
1, Strickland Building. '
Georgia.
GEO. E. SIMPSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Room No. 6. Strickland Blgd.
Valdosta, Ga.
b. s. Richardson
REAL ESTATE AGENT
Valdosta, <„„r*l».
I. P. Ciutchfield
ARCHITECT.
Georgia.
Hotels, Banks
Ana Fine Residences,
CURRAN R. ELLIS.
ARCHITECT.
BUla Building—Cherry 8L and Gotten
Avenue,
Macon i-t
Hotel!, Stares, Schools, Fine
Residents.
Z. R. Hutchinson
Consulting Engineer
VALDOSTA -:- GEORGIA.
WOOD! WOOD
SiNGLEsfuLra 4 ?! 1 ! Fender Lumber Company
PHONE 44,601. Went Savannah Ave„ VALDOSTA, GEORGIA ,
We carry a lull line of all kinds of building lumber.
FLOORING, CEILING, SIDING. FINISH, MOULDING, SASH. DOORS, BLINDS
Variety shop work oi all kinds—Window and Door Frames and Screens a specialty
At GOOD MAN FOR ». S. SENATOR
Hon. H. H. Berry, candidate to
succeed Hon. A.. O. Bacon, |a sena
torial timber of. the soundest Variety,
and he would moat certainly adorn
(he exalted position to. which he
aspires.
In ability, in equipment, In legis
lative experience, he In, the peer qf
any man t D Georgia. He has den*
the State moat worthy service ln
legislative halls, having been a dis
tinguished member ot both the
Houaq end 8enate, where hie work
was able, thorouga, faithful and
ever for the benellt ot the masses.
His name Is Intimately associated
te the author and sponsor of many
of the greatest measures of general
import which hare engaged the
legislative bodies ot Georgia during
th*. put decade.—Adr. wit
Times Want Ads.
INDIAN RUNNER DUCK EGGS—
fine layers, $1.50 for 13; Rhode
Island Reds eggs, $1.00 for 15. There
are none better. Mrs. W. B. Rouse.
2-29-d tues frl «w- lm tues fri
new globe and red field beauty To
mato Plant* at $1.50 per M. M. E.
Stallings, 303 SheDby St.* Orlando*
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