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—THE f.EA DING—
Dry Goods House
-IN THE CITY.—
THE DAILY TIMES-ENTERPRISE.
Special Sale
TBis Week.
The summer season is now at hand
and our aim to cater to the demands
of the season, will undoubtedly meet
with success.
We mention prices that will dis
turb all-competition.
One lot of Printed Lawrs, regular
price 15c, new price 11c.
One lot Printed Batiste, regular
price 18c, new price 15c.
English Percales (best made) reg
ular price the world over, 12Ac, lor
this week, 10c.
Lot of Duck for Skirls,regular 15c
grade, new price, 11c.
White Lawns, special value, 10c
per yard.
Coats Spiol Cotton, 4c, or 41c per
dustao. »
Fruit of the Loom, 32 inches wide,
5c.
Lonsdale yard wide, 6c.
Lonsdale Cambiic (first quality) 10c
10-4 Sheeting, extra quality, 20c.
KID GLOVES
This week at $1-25 per pair, Black,
White and Colors.
These are our regular 91.50. We
fit them on.
One lot Black Lawns at 7e, rem
nant lengths.
Best American Pins at 3o per pa-
per.
Pansy Dre-a Shie ds at 10c perpair.
Another lot of those $100 um
brellas for this week.
Best Shirting Prints, 31c per yard.
TAFFEITA SILKS.
We sell the beat American Taffettas;
they are worth 00c, this
week 75c.
Lailifls White Collars at 10c, regu
lar price 15o,
Children's Onyx Dye Hose, at 17Jc,
worth 25c.
Ladies Onyx Dye Hose, plain or
drop stitch, at 25o, worth 35c.
JUSr RECEIVED.
Another lot of those Ladies Black
Hose Velvet Finish, Herms-
dot Dye, worth 25o, This week 19c.
Ladies Sleeveless Vests, 10c, or 3
for 25c.
Ladies Sleeveless Vests, 15c, or 2
for 25c.
These are special values.
*t^*Cut out our ad and bring it with
you. You will find every thing just
as we say.
SATURDAY, MAY 0. 1899
i^oual Mcliedule.
ARRIVAL AND UEPARTURB Or AI.L
TRAINS TO AND PROM THOMAS-
V1LLK. CARRYINO PAS.
SKNORRS
Plant Svstem-East.
In Effect Jan. 21, 1809.
No. 33 from Jacknonville. Savannah
and Kaatcrn points with mall....Ar 2 15 p l
No, 71 from Albany .. Ar 6 30 p i
No. tl7 Local freight from Waycros*
1 Ar 6 15 p l
No. M for Savannah. Jacksonville and
Hat-tern polnta with through mall
and express .. Lv 5 35 p i
No. tl0 Local freight for Waycross* v i 00 a i
No. 7f lor Albany. Atlanta and Wes
tern points with mail and express
No. 63 for Tampa Lv 2 30 p
No.319 Local freight from Albiuy Aril 80 p i
No,318 Local freight lor Albany....Lv 6 35 p t
No. 7< mixed train, for Montlcello.Lv 3 50 a r
No. 76 rolxe \ train from MonttcelloAr 6 10 p i
No. 74 passenger train, front Monti-
cello .. Ar 5 50 p i
No. 73 passenger train for Monticello
Lv 2 25 p l
No. 88 Mixed train for Waycroas....Lv 8 £0 p i
No. 38 for Wavcross . .. hv 8 00 a i
No. 37 from Waf cross Ar 3 40 p i
Plant System-West.
Mo. S3 for Bambrldge, Montgomery,
MoDtie, New Orleans and all West
ern points with sleeper for Cincin
nati Lv 2 26 p i
No. »0 from Balnbridge Montgomery,
New Orleans. Mobile and all West-
era points with throagh sleeper
from Cincinnati Ar 5 30 p m
No. 321 Local treight for Montgomery
Lv 5 30
No. 320 Local freight from Montgom
ery Ar 6 to p ro
No. 67 for Louisville Lv 1 5O p m
No cS from Louisville Ar 2 20 a m
No. 80 mixed train from Montgom
ery ju.~. Ar 8 00 p
No. 8) for Montgomery Lv 7 00 a m
49-Al above local freight tralna carry
passenger coach.
SIGNAL. SERVICE BUREAU
Thomas & Dickinson, Bread St.
R Thomas, Jr.,Volunteer Observer
Weather Bulletin tor the 24 hours ending
at 7 o’clock p. tn, May 5 1899
Tkmpbrature:
7 a. m 73
3 p. m - 91
7 p. m 80
Maximum for 24 hours 91
Minimum “ " “ 70
Rainlall 00
Forecast for to-dav: Fair,
Library Hours
From Ml October to 1st of April, from
10 a. m. to I p. rn.j from 3 to 5 p. tor; from
7 to 9 o’clock. Mondays, Tuesdays, Ttiurs
duVB and Friday nights.
The Southern Qlrl.
In concluding an editorial in
spired by a Sontbern girl’s regret
that she cannot go to college,
Edward Bok, in the Ladies Home
Journal, has this to say to the
girls of the Southland: “The
Southern girl is surrounded by
life far truer airtj more conducive
to self-development than girls
living in other sections, because
social conditions are more normal.
Her life is healthier because it is
saner, and her mind, by reason of
It, is clearer and more constantly
rest. The rush of life in the
North and West is not so stimu
lating as many Southern girls
suppose. On the contrary, it
wears women out as fast as it de
velops them. In no part of the
country do women look youuger
at maturity than in the South.
To the Southern girl, too, Nature
blooms In profusion as she does
nowhere else. Th» natural his
tory which the Northern girl must
get out of books the Southern girl
gets direct from nature's own
band. She is born of a soil
rich and colorful in rom-intie his
tory as iu the literature of Spain
This she receives as a natural
heritage. Her parents are, and
her ancestors were, among the
best types of American chivalry
and American womanhood. She
hears but one language spoken,
and that is her own. If there is
an introduction of another tongue
it is French, and with these two
she can tiavel the world over And
never bo at a disadvantage. The
yeligion she learns from her
mother is the highest and beet
beoause it is untainted with mod
ern revelations. The truest friend
and eafest teacher in ‘highest
living' a girl cau have is her
mother, and in the South mothers
have a wav of finding time for
thoir daughters and being com
panions to them. The Southern
farmer is fond of his children,
and proves it by his presence at
the domestic hearth after his day's
business is over."
Consider the Clucking Hen.
There is something almost pa
thetic in the faithfulness to busi
ness end the unwavering dili
gence of the ordinary hen, when
she gets her heart set on batching
out a brood of chickens, save the
PuuxButawney Spirit, She will , \ from irregular menses. Some-
door kliob i - tV>#» •• nf»rir»1 ” nnmp« tr»r»
sit all day on an old
and dream of the happy day when
she can strut around in the back
lot with a dozen or so of fuzzy
chicks at her heels, scratching and
swelling out, her feathers with
self-importance. In order to
satisfy this motherly instinct she
is not only willing, but frantic,
to deny herself of the ordinary
pleasures of life. She doesn’t
care for a “good time ” She is
perfectly content to stay at home
and attend to her maternal du
ties, and has no concern about
how her feathers are adjustad or
whether her comb bangs straight.
When a hen is laying and not
thinking of family matters, she
takes pride in her red comb, and
is frequently seen oiling her
feathers and trying to make her
self look attractive. But your
“old cluck” is a perfect type of
the devoted mother. Her whole
being is absorbed in the one
thought of rearing her family, and
even if required to hatch out a
brood of ducks or turkeys she
bends to her task with the same
enthusiasm as thougfi she had
laid the eggs herself.
The Philadelphia Record says:
‘ Conductor Penn Little of the
Reading Railway, who was pain
fully injured a few weeks ago by
being thrown from the top of a
car at Nicetown, is aware now
that great rivalry exists among
undertakers and tlorists in this
city. The day following his ac
cident he received twenty-two
proposals from various underta
kers, who wanted the job of bury
ing him, the rates running from
$55 to $360. Florists from all
over the country sent their rates
for ‘gates ajar,' broken columns,
pillows and vacant chairs. One
gardener called iu person, and
Little, meeting him at the door,
sneceeded In getting 50 per ceut
discount off market prices before
he made himself known as the
man supposed to be dead."
“Should you be much put. out if
I kissed you?’’ he queried.
“No, but you would be, mighty
quick, 1 ’ answered her father, from
the bead of the stairs."
Spring anti Miukhut
Millinrry.
I have a good aH**ortment« f at raw hati
" I I h?/« used for Z above c.
Month}
there are thousands of wo- f
men who nearly suffer death 4
times the •• period " comes too
V often — sometimes not often
l enough—sometimes the flow is
4 too scant, and again it is too
i profuse. Each symptom shows
f that Nature needs help, and
f that there is trouble in the or-
4 gans concerned. Be careful
\ when in any of the above con-
v ditions. Don't take any and
4 every nostrum advertised to
4 cure female troubles.
J BRADFIELD’S
l FEMALE REGULATOR
J is the one safe and sure
a medicine for irregular or pain-
Y fill menstruation. It cures all
f the ailments that are caused by
4 irregularity, such as leucor-
A rhica, falling of the womb,
\ nervousness: pains in the head,
f back, breasts, shoulders, sides,
f hips and limbs. By regulating
A the menses so that they occur
\ every twenty-eighth day, all
f those aches disappear together.
4 Just before your time comes,
A get a bottle and see how much
\ good it will do you. Druggists
f sell it at $i.
w . Send for our free book, ” Perfect
x Health for Women.”
f THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.
4 ATLANTA. GA.
Your Watch Giv'in* You Trouble ?
PerhapH you bad better have
it overhauled. It is not wine to
neglect it, trouble may be avert
ed besides the cost of repairs
• are reasonable. How about it?
C. G. GOHIKh'G, • Watchmaker and Jeweler.
No. 120 S. Broad Street.
3-9-95*11 y
Annual Reunion Confederate Veterans
Charleston, S. C , May 10 to 13.
The Plant System will sell tickets to
Charleston for this occasion on a basis
of one cent per mile. Tickets sold May
8th, 9th and 10th, limited to May 21st,
returning. This line offers a superior
double daily service through to Charlea-
ton, leaving Montgomery 11:25 a. ra.
and 7:45 p. m., making the quickest
schedule by several hours over any other
route. For any information call on or
address R. L. TODD,
Div. Pas, Agt., Montgomery, Ala.
A TEXAS WONDER.
Hall's Great Discovery.
shirred hats, both in mull and shilVou.
I am still taking in all kinds of straw
hats, sailors and leghorn, cleaned and
bleached at 25c. each, also reshape and
trim your hats to look like new. I keep
on hand a fine assoitment of patterns at
prices to suit every one. I can save
every one who buys of me tnon**y. You
One small bottle of Hall’s Great Dis
covery cures all kidney and b'adder
troubles, removes gravel, cures diabetes,
seminal emissions, weak and lame
backs, rheumatism and all irregularities
of the kidneys and bladder in both men
and women, regulates bladder troubles ,
iu children. If not sold by your drug-
gist**, will be sent by mail on receipt of
•7*1 One small bottle is two month’s
treatment and will c ure auv case above
mentioned. Dr. K. W. Hall, sole man
ufacturer, P. O Box 218, Waco, Texas.
•^old Dy J. W. Peacock, Tlioucuville,
Ga,
UK AD Til 181
Covington, Ga., July 23, 1898.
This is to certify that l have i^ped Dr.
Hall's Wonderful Discovery for Rheu
matism, Kidney aud B,adder Troubles,
and will say it is far superior to anv-
Very respectfully.
H. I. Horton, Kx-Marshal.
plaints-
3-15 ly
RAISE YOUR OWN HORSES.
Billroth, 29309, standard aud regis
tered trotting bred stallion. Sire: Gam-
id
ar„ cordially invited to call and sue for b,.‘ n Uo sYiaTwinnsro^r7£«w"«r
yourself a, my m, fiery parlors and sweeps,e ?k s p rize at the’ Wurld’i
v„ ... “ eT,.’a h?»ir. Data: Ardatlh, registered. Hill
No. Ill Jefferson St , near Broad
Northeast of Masury Hotel.
10-9 dtf d&w
! roth is handsome and gentle. Five dol
f lars at time of service, unless otherwise
j arranged, five dollars wheu mare is with
—— ; I ; ~ : At this price farmers can raise
atx Epidemic of Whooping Oough. | homes cheaper than to buy with four
Last winter during an epidemic of ont cotton. For further information g«
whooping cough my children contracted H,a bles of Charley Davis. 1-20 d&w
the disease, having severe coughing j
spells. We had used Chamberlain’s! ¥ a
Cough Remedy very successfully for* I C*C* I I
croup and naturally turned to it at that ‘ A JL WCIlli •
time and found it relieved the cough
and effected a complete^ cure.—John E. 1
Clifford, Proprietor Norwood House, | .
Norwood, N. Y. This remedy is for sal
bp Thomas & Dickinson, druggist. 2
NOTICE!
Make your own ice cream. I will fur-
_'nish you (for the summer) milk aud
cream for the purpose of making ice
f cream, at about one half my former
if price, at which you can not only afford
f to have it much more often, but you can
The great advance in the price
naphtha, renders the manufacture .
gas impracticable. The gas works will make it much better and cheaper than
therefore be dosed down for the present, any you can buy.
3t Thomasville Electric Light Co.
Attention Visitors.
Now is the time tn make your milk
ugageinents for next season.
You couldn’t place them better than
with “Jersey Farm ”
We sell a superior article of milk to
any other on the market.
We furnish milk for the most promi- '
nent parties now yisitiug here iududiug
the Presidential Parte.
We supply a majority of the most
select families, to which trade we es- j
pecially cater. ■
We also furnish a number of the in -st
fashionable boarding houses.
respectfully invite you to visit fhi
‘Farm.”
The season now drawing to a close has
been a very Battering one. *
Give us a trial and you will see w hy
the above is true.
Faithfully yours, i
“JKR3KY FARM.” '
Next time you want to make ice cream
. give me a chance and see how you come
out. Very respectfully yours,
I KLMO CHASTAIN.
V. A. HOniSOCKS,
Contractor and Builder
Thomasville, Gin,.
Pl<:tns anil Estimates Furnished
I olTsr my ssrviess to make contracts
for or superintend all kinds of build
ing, public or private, either brick or
wood, also plumbing.
Sat istiiction Guaranteed.
References—Any of my former pa-!
Irons.
Residence—Gordon Ave. p. o. Box 95, ;
1-23 dtf {
Early Western Ninety Day Corn
Jliircottc’s Bon Bohn ami Chocolate
Fresh Every Bay.
Coal and Wood.
Any quantity and any quantity delivered to any part or'
the city on short notice.
Ice, Wood, Coal, Soda< Water.
Itetsof and Turks Island Salt.
'THaom.a.STrlllo Ice Coacc.ps15c.-5r.
\V. 8. KEEFER, Proficient.
Phjne No. 6.
TIe Plate ti Bn Tit
Is the Place Where the Right Kind of Shoes
Are Sold at the
ignt
'rices.
We have the kind of shoes that fit right, look ri“ht
wear right and are right, and at prices that are right.
Come in and Look, it is a Pleasure
_ For us to Show Them.
We have the famous Lewis “Wear Resisters’’ and Rey
nolds shoes for item. See our $3.00 tine ot black and tan
vicis in all the new styles. Moore-Shafer shoes and Oxfords
for ladies. Boys misses and childrens shoes of ail kinds.
IVLoxitgomery Dixon
(l&W
Attention Ladies!
We have just received about 5,000 yards of figured and
striped lawn from 30 to 60 inches aud slightly coining, d by
water, which we are to-day offering at a great sacrifice in
order to close out quick. We ask you to iu-pect these -ends
and prices before the assortment is broken
Opposite Post Office.
FOB S ALE .
Magnolia Ave.,
Thomasville, (la.
This very desirable property, situated within city limits, ,,ne mile from eentre
of oity, is offered at a great bargain, on areount of the owuer's being obliged to
sell. House in tirst-elass shape, nearly new, contains nine rooms in addition to
large dating room and kitchen and small house of two rooms adjoining Deed
barn, poultry bouses, etc. Lot is ten acres planted with choice liuit trees, shrub
bery and flowers. drove of pines adjoining Neighborhood, lirst class Suitable
for tourist bearing house, PRICE, $3,000. Apply to
K. W. t.LADINd,
Send to Bainbridge.
My Thomasville business is now closed out. But many of my old
customers will waut things not to be found in TbomasviiJe For instance:
Anti-Microbe. Hicks’ Constipation Pills, Pearl Baking Powder, close cash
prices, Medicinal Stimulants, etc. I prepay express charges on alt pur-
chases amounting to and upward.
It, L, HICKS, Druggist,
Ham bridge, Ga.