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tiiitXisxeB&i* ”a.r-.VL ; ; • '^£5ggp■■■■ • SEMI-WEEKLY TIMKS.ENTl’.HPRI'E,. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1013. mms WILSON FAMILY WILL BE UNITED AT THE WHITE HOUSE FOR A FAMILY RKCMOS ON THE DAY OF THE INAUGURATION MARCH FOURTH. W AS IN COURSE OF CONSTRUC TION FOR LLOYD-GEOKGE, OF ENGLAND, AND IT IS INTIMAT ED THAT SUFFRAGETTES HAD SOMETHING TO DO WITH THE EXPLOSION. Londou, Feb. lb.—An explosion today partially wrecked the coun try residence In course of construc tion for Chancellor of the Exchequer David LIoyd-Georire. near London. The only clues neia by tne police ore two broken hat pins, which were found among the wreckage. It was declared by neighbors that an automobile containing several women passed through the village during >ho early houre of thlB morn ing. oll:e believe the explosion was caused either by the militant suffragettes or their male sympa thizers. Gen. Flora Drummond declared that It was “undoubtedly the work Atlanta, Feb. 18.—One of the of women,’’ adding that "power of noted figures of the Civil War pass- all kinds of militancy was In the di ed away quietly In a retired country rectlon of harassing the cabinet home at Kirkwood, a tiny Atlanta | ministers, short of taking human suburb, last night. ' life.’’ Col. William Oscar. Mitchell, who I was General Robert E. Lee’s cour-1 RAILROAD VALUATION RILL ter, and was also a member of the I FAVORABLY REPORTED, honor guard which escorted Jeffer- i Princeton, N. J., Feb. 18.—There will be a Wilson family re-union a‘ the White House on Inauguration day, in whiph all the close relatives pf the new President will partici pate, according to plans announced .today by Mrs. Wilson. Thirty-five people are to compose the party, about twenty of whom will be rela tives. The members of the new cabinet and their wives will probably be added later. : All these guests will be present 'at the White House at a luncheon, after the Inauguration ceremonies. NOTED CIVIL lH VETERAN DEAD At EL PASO, ‘AND IT IS BE LIEVED THAT THE MEXICANS CAME ACROSS THE BORDER AND TOOK IT. El Paso, Feb. IS.—A machine gun of the Thirteenth Cavalry pjatoon at Hachita, N. M., disappeared Sun day nii»ht. according to reliable re ports received here today. Tt Is believed that the Mexican Rebels •came across the border and tole the piece. THREATENED TO DESTROY THE WHOLE TOWN—MOSQUE OF ST. SOPHIA SEEMS TO BEEN UNINJURED. HAS HIS FI UHTIL W)CH 4 London, Feb. 18.—The fire which threatened to wipe out most of Constantinople, was trader control at an early hour today. More than two hundred houses and shops. In the district surrounding the great Mosquo of St. „ Sophia were ie- etroyed. The Mosque itself appears to have suffered no serious harm. Washington, Feb. 18.—The House leaders began today to putting into HAVE (effect their plans for handling the | large amount of busi-ness remaining • to be disposed of before March fourth. Chairman Fitzgerald, of the Ap propriations Comm ttee. secured the adoption of an order that the Hou meet every day at ten thirty, and he also gave notice that he would ai for late sessions every day, begi ning tomorrow. GETS DONATION son Davis in his flight from the capi tal, had been living for many years In tranquil retirement In the bosom of his family. He passed away quietly, after lying 1*1 for about a ^jonth with paralysis. Col. Mitchell was one of the most daring officers In the Confederacy. He was responsible personally a number of times for the capture of Union offjpers under sensational circumstances, and once led a dar ing raid which freed a number of Confederate prisoners from their Northern captors. Colonel Mitchell Is survived by a wife and one son, Hubbard, who is now a student at the -Rate Univer sity. The funeral will occur this afternoon from the residence, and Interment will he at Union Point. The General Clemant A. Evans Camp of Confederate Veterans wi’.l act as an honorary escort. WANTS FARMS FOR RENT—Ssvsral goed one and two-horse (arms for rent. Apply at Tlmea-Enterprlae, or J. R? Burch, Thouaarllle, Ga. Washington, Kco. 19.—The Sen ate Interstate Commutes today vot ed favorably to report the LaFol- lette-Adama in bill for a valuation of railroads and all interstate com mon carriers. The Republican cau cus has already decided to push the bill. Y. M. C. A. MEETING AT COLUMBIA, S. C., TOMOBBOW. Columbia, 3. C„ Feb. 19.—Repre sentatives of Y. M. C. A.’s from the leading cities o>f the Carolinas, Georgia and Florida will meet here tomorow to complete arrangements for an inter-city campaign for mem bers, to begin In March. The city leading gets a trophy cup, given by Charleston. This cup Is now held by Jacksonville. PROCEEDS FROM SALE OF MRS WILSON’S PORTRAITS, IN PHIL ADELPHIA, WILL BE GIVEN TO GEORGIA SCHOOL. Philadelphia, Fen. 23.—The pro ceeds of the sale of paintings by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, wife of the President-Elect, which are on exhi bition here this week at the Arts and Craft Guild, will be given to the Martha Berry School, at Mount Berry, Ga., which is located near Mrs .Wilson’s former home, at Rome Georgia. There are some fifty canvasses In the exhibition. City Netted Many Coins and Auto Drivers Get Severe Warning From the Mayor. "rom T'lesday’- Dally Yesterday afternoon, Mayor Luke did the usual stunt In Police Court that netted the city over a hundred and fifty dollars. Carter Atkins, a negro auto own er, was fined ten and cost for speed ing. The Mayor stated that the fine was made light because he was on the edgo of the city. H§ took oc casion however to state that here after auto drivers who drove faster than the twelve miles per hour MEN AND WOMEN—Sell guaran teed hose, 73% profit. Make *10 dally. Full or part time. Be ginner* investigate. Wear Proof, 3038 Chestnut St., Phil*. Fa. CABBAGE ’ PLANTS Farmers: Order your Cabbage plants fresh and direct from our seed beds, and save the mid dle-mans profit. Our plants are grown near the sea-coast and will stand severe cold, without Injury. All varieties. Prices I1.2S per 1,000 or 6,000 for *6.00, or 10,000 for 68.00. Address all or- dera to: THE MEGGETT PLANT CO., • Bo* 10. Meggott, S. O. REED’S PENNSYLVANIA OILS Highest Grade Automobile Oils, Greases Soaps, Metal Polish etc. Special Oils and Greoscp made if required. ALL GUARANTEED. REED OIL CO. Taylor H. Mitchell, Agt. Oat Crop Fine In County. The crop of early oats In this county Is said to be the largest In years as well as the finest. The weather during the winter has been ideal for this crop there being no cold of sufficient intensity to Injure it and enough rain to make it grow j Naming tli-o corners of Jackson and off rapidly. The fields of oats | Broad, and Fletcher and Jefferson, Hie^eounty are a beautMuJ j would be given the limit of the law. The danger to little children, whose powers of reasoning Is not a protec tion to them from the many dangers at those points demanded strict compliance with every provision of the ordinance. • Chester Rhodes was sent to the gang for ninety days for getting drunk, being a loafer and idler and for general misconduct. He Is an old offender and the Mayor was de sirous of either making him be have or working for the city to pay for his misconduct. He 1s In the barracks. Virgil Moore and Joe Bell got Into one of thOBe pool room scraps and the Mayor didn't like it. Virgil got ten and cost and Joe the same. Tom Mosley heat his wife a little bit and each lick, two In number, cost him five dollars. Jim Few and hie lady love, one Annie Johnson became entangled In a free for all fight, and the man paid nineteen and coBt and the woman ten and cost. Mose Dunlap had trouble with his wife that netted the city five and cost. Jessie Ivey rode without a light on the streets on a bicycle and psld five and coat. Louis Washington flung a brick at another negro and paid five and cost. Jordan Mitchell, large drink, ten and cost; Felix Jones, small drunk, five and cost; Dan Taylor, dltto;Tom Rowan, ditto; Cicero Brown, shoot ing in city limits, twenty dollars and cost. sight and the oats are more than i waist high. It had been feared that a freeze might come along and injure the crop, but as It is getting so late in the season It seems more than prob able that it win not reach here and the farmers will have at least one fine crop to brag upon. BIRD IN METCALFE. Metcalfe, Ga., Feb. IS.— (Special) Mr. William Speed, who arrived In this place a few days ago with Mrs. Speed, to spend the remainder of the winter here, died this morning at nine oclock, of acute Indigestion. He‘ appeared to be In the best of health last night, and even this morning he arose and dressed for breakfast, but was suddenly seized with a terrible pain and death came In a short while. The body, accompanied by Mrs. Speed and a few friends, will be taken to Owensboro, Ky., for inter ment. Mr. Speed was well known through out this section, having spent each winter here, for several years past, and Mrs, Speed has the sympathy of her many friends here in her be reavement. 'A Card of Thanks. We desire to express our thanks to our many kind friends and neigh bors for their kindness and assis tance In the last days of our dear father’s Illness and death. They will ever have a warm place in our hearts, and may the God of Peace bless, .guide and save them with an everlasting salvation. MRS. SALLIE DAVIS. MRS. CHARITY HUDSON, SIM HADDOCK. H. R. HADDOCK. CHURCH GIVES BRIDGE PARTY Mild Sensation Caused in the City of Atlanta by Women Who Lease Old Church For Bridge Club. Atlanta, Feb. 18.—A bridge party for prizes In a church is the latest sensational surprise over which At lanta women are -gossiping. It ac tually happened, and a -number of Atlanta ladles gathered abound card tables where only a few Sundays before they had gathered to wor ship, but It lBn’t quote as shocking as it sounds for In the meantime the church has been transformed into a club. The Church of Christian Scientist Is the one In question. A short time ago It changed quarters, and the place of assembly over which It held a lease, being conveniently lo cated, Is now beinp used by a worn an's card club. Some of the more timid ladies were a little doubtful about the propriety of card-playing in a place where so short a time since had been a House of Worship, but there were no thunderbolts from on high or other manifestations of Dl vine displeasure, the next bridge party of the club will be duly held In the same place. TEN MODERN COMMANDMENTS, Hf XTTEND LAYMENS MEETINS Rheumatic Pains are quickly relieved by an application of Sloan’s Liniment You don’t need to rub—just lay lightly. It penetrates at once to the seat of the trouble. Here’s Proof ■ Miss Elsie Manthiy, 4x29 Talman 1 Ave., Chicago, Ill., writes i—"About two | years ago my mother broke down with 1 rheumatism. The doctors didn’t do any - good. My mother was persuaded to try Sloan’s Liniment, and in three weeki was entirely well —and I believe she is cured forever.” Relief From Rheumatism Miss H. K Linoelkaf, Gilroy,Calif., writes:—“ My mother has used one 50c. bottle of Sloan’e Liniment, and although she is over 83 years of age, she has obtained great relief from her rheumatism.” Rheumatism Entirely Cone Miss Eveletta Myer, of 1215 Wyoming St., Dayton. Ohio, writes:— ” My mother was troubled with rheumatism and her friends advised her to get Sloan’s Liniment and her rheumatism is entirely gone. At the same time the family was troubled with ring-worms—there were five ring-worms between my slaters and I and Sloan’s Liniment cured every one of us in a week’s time.” is the best remedy for neuralgia, sciatica, lumbago, chest pains, asthma, bay fever, croup, sore throat and sprains. At all dealer*. Price, 25c, GOc, and #1.00. Sloan's Book on Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Poultry tent tree. Address Dr. EARL S. SLOAN, BOSTON, MASS. Jr. : lrt PV1PWJII Memphis, Tenn., Feb. 18.—More than seven hundred delegates were present at the opening session the Laymen’s Missionary Conven tion of the Southern Presbyterian Church, when It convened this af ternoon for a three's days meeting. Many prominent leaders of that de nomination from all over the South were present today. Drives Off a Terror. The chief executioner of death In the winter ani spring months pneumonia. Its advance agents aro cold and grip. In any attack by one of these maladies no time should be lost in taking the beat medicine ob tainable to drive it off. Countless thousands have found this to be Dr. King’s New Discovery. “My hus band believes It hae kept him from having pneumonia three or four times,” writes Mrs. George W. Place, Rawsonvllle, Vt., and for coughs, colds and croup we have never found its equal.” Guaran teed for all bronchial affections. Price, 50 cents and *1.00 at all drug-’ gists.—(adv.) OVER 65 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Farm and Fireside. I will study the language of gen tleness and refuse to use worls mat bite and tones that crush. I will practice patience at home lest my te»ly temper break through unexpectedly and disgrace me. I will remember that my neigh bors have troubles enough to carry without loading mine on them. I will excuse other’s faults and failures an often acid as fully as 1 expect others to be lenient with mine. will cure criticism with com mendation, closje up against goaslp an! build healthy loves by sorviee. I will be a frientl under trying tests and wear everywhere a -good will face u-nchilled by alooftness. I will gloat over gains never, but amass only to enrich others and so gain a wealthy heart. I will love boys and girls, so that old age will not find me stiff and soured. 1 will gladden my nature by smil ing out loud on every fair occasion an! by outlooklng optimistically. I will pray frequently, think good things, believe men and do a full day’s work without fear or favor. EVELYW SEE! GOES TO PEW Springfield, Ill., Feb. 2o.—Evelyn Arthur Seey must serve an indeter minate sentence of one to five years for the abduction of Mildred Bridg es, the Supreme Court today affirm ing the lower court’s conviction of the Apostle of “Absolute Life.” The Bridges family Jived next door to the flat where Seey and Mona Reea lived. When the father and mother went to Florida In 1909, they left their daughter Mildred in the care of 3eey, and on their return the girl refined to return homo, but continued to life in Seey’a flat, until the tflaee came to the atten tion of the police and all of them were arrested.. I STEALS TRAIN Washington, Feb. 18.—To guard against the introduction of a pla'-'U" of yel’ow fever into the United States through tropical fruit impor tations, between April and Novem ber, Surgeon-General Blue today or dered Surgeon White, of New Or leans, to points in Central America and the West Indies to inspect health conditions and precautions. Foils a Foal Plot. When a shameful plot exists be tween liver and bowels to cause dis tress by refusing to act, take Dr Kind’s New Life Pills, and end such abuse of your system. They gently compel right action of stomach, liver and bowels, and restore your health and all good feeling®. 28 cents at all druggists.— taav.) All of Those Who Have No Work Will Tukc Anything Since the Mayors Edict to Work Went Out. It is not hard to get aejroes to work for you at this time in Thom- Mr. K. Fowler of Selma. In in the city for a short stay. Mr. W. 3. A. Avery of Tallahassea is spending a short time in itwa. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Bell of Athens are spending a few days in the city. Dr. S. E. Sanchez of Barwick vis ited the city today. Mr. D. C. Rainey of Boston, spent the day in the city. Mr. Eugene Clower of Cairo, spending the day in the city. Mr. F. J. Ansley made a business trip to Cairo today. Mr. J. J. Turner of Merrillville was in the city yesterday. Mr. S. A. Cole of Boston, Ga., was registered at the Stuart yesterday. Mr. H. P. Quinn, of Washington, Ga., is spending a short time in Thomasville. Miss Mary Scholfleld, of Ma con Is the guest of .Miss Kather ine Merrill. Mr. Jim Mitchell has returned af- MAXAGKD TO WREST CONTROL OF ENGINE FROM MEN AND THEN WAS HIMSELF OVER POWERED. Iron Mountain, Mich., Feb. 20.— Alvin Olsen, a demented giant, wrested the control of a locomotive from a train crow here today, but after a terrific battle with the sheriff and his deputies he was torn from the throttle before he suc ceeded in running the engine on the main line. A passenger train passed the main line, near the battle, a few minutes after Olson was over-powered. business in Texas. Mr. T. W. Day of Kalamazoo was in the city for a short time yester day. asville. A gentleman recently went ter ‘ ; endin ^ the t few month9 0J hunting a cook. He had trouble) for some time because they refused to work stating that they ha 1 enough to live on and wern’t going to bother about doing any labor. He found an old woman and asked her where he could find a cook. She told him that any negro tnat was not working now would be glad to take the job, but that she could not think of one in her neighborhood who had not adopted the strenuous life since Mayor Lukes edict that they must work for themselves or the city went out. The Mayor nad tms same condition in mind when he started the crusade against the idle negroes and it should be gratifying to him to know that the negroes have taken him at his word and are doing something. This is a condition which will benefit the town and the negroes themselves more than any one thing which could have happened. Miss Clara N'wi nas returned after spending several weeke as the guest of her cousin, Miss Myrtle Merritt in Marianna. Mr. J. S. Stewart of the Ochlock- nee nighborhood visited the city Wednesday. Mr. L. W. Keith, of Albany, trav eling passenger agent of the Cen tral of Georgia railway was a visi tor to Thomasville today. Famous StAge Beauties look with horror on Skin Eruptions, Blotchee, Sores or Pimples. They Mrs. J. McR. Williams and her I father, Mr. C. T. Stuart, are spend ing a few days at Hampton Springs, Fla. don’t have them. For all such trou-1 In the city for hies, use Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. It I guests of Mrs. J glorifies the face. Excellent for I — Eczema or Salt Rheum, It cures sore lips, chapped hands, chilblains; heals burns, cuts ani bruises. Un surpassed for piles. 25 cents at all druggists.- 'adv.) Mr. and Mrs. Bellamy and Miss Helen Bellamy of Sandoval, Ill., aro short time as Montgomery. 330 bushels nice whit© corn, rto talled at 83 cents per bushel. Clarke Bros., successors to Golden Bros. OLD WOO USONUBK MED IE ID DE SOLD j Mr. ati1 Mrs. A. G. Whitney an i i Misses Pauline and Lois Whitney of fit. Cloud, Minnesota are spending a (short time in the city at the Tosco. P'7.1 fretful names are often •niir stomach, constlpn Moi» M.irnu nr teething troubles Cf/A Ouse* of Rah? F)sse will relieve howei *nd stomach troubles and leetroy worms It you baby 1s fret ful and can't rest at night, get a bottle of Baby Eaae from your druggist, and try It ft Is absolutely harmless and safe Children taka R without# a frown. (adv.) Railroad May Connect Meigs and Moultrie. Construction work on the sawmill road for Mr. W. E. Aycock has been started. This road leads out from Meigs to Mr. Ay cock’s mill, four miles and the outlook is good for this road to extend to Moultrie. This work is being lone by Con tractors J. Z. Yawn and K. GofT, Of Meigs. RELIGION FORWilROAND BEAVERS Atlanta, Feb. 18.—The former headquarters of Gen. John B. Hood, on Peachtree street, which survived the cannonade of Atlanta and the Sherman radi, Is about to be leveled to earth at last. It is going to he razed to the ground, along with other Peachtree landmarks, to make way for' the northward march of business, which is gradually converting the residence part o fPeachtree into a business thoroughfare. So busy are the wreckers at this very moment In the neighborhood j of the old Capital City Club, the Leyden House and the Governor’s Mansion, that that part of the city looks almost as if It has recently been bombarded. It is believed that tne Governor’s Mansion itself will be one of the next to go, as an attractive propo sition has been made to the Legis lature for a new mansion in Druid Hills. Atlanta, Fek. 20.—The palatial 1 Mr - Will Duren has purchased a country home of former Congress-1 °'’““8 0 1 grove and a truck farm man William Bailey Lamar, situated at Eustls, Fla. and with his family on the Pace’s Ferry road, in the »<« > etve In a feiv days to make his Buckhead district, which waa recent-1 hom ® there, ly completed but has never been occupied, will be put on the markotl Mies Iluth Hatfields of Scotch and sold. J Plains, N. J., who has been the This announcement wi.I be ro-f guest for some weeks of Miss Caro- celved with surprise and rejret, l line Higgins, left for her home this particularly in Atlanta, tor Atlanta morning, society had looked forwtfrd to lavish - entertainments and social hospital!- Mrs. ,M. A. Wells and her two ty from the owner of the magnlfl- daughters, Mrs. M. M. Sparks and cent estate. Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Miss Charity Wells left this after- have decided, however, it Is staled, -noon for a visit of a few lays in to make their home in the national Savannah. ! capital. | i The Lamar home is one of the I MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEAD- finest country places In the South. IQUARTERH. WE BUY WHAT YOU It Is an Italian villa of purest de-! sell AND SELL WHAT YOU BUY. tall and design; the architects spent ( CLARKE BROTHERS, a great deal of time in Italy in. Successors to Golden Bros. Trsoc Mark,. Oisioni Cos.aiohts Ac. Anyon* tenfllng a akelrh and ascription mr : quickly ascertain our opinion fr«« whether nr Inyantlon Is probably pnientahia. C»mmunt<*a Uona«trlctlyeond<lentlttl. HANDBOOK on Patent* •ant fraa. oldest siiancf for securing patent*. Patent* taken through Muim & to. receive ip•eialmUc*, without charge, in toe Scientific Jimlcait, Ahaadaoroeiy llln«(rr eA weekly. Lamm e*r eolation of *ny •rif.’t.C’ j. urniU. Ternn. f.‘ ■* raar* four month*, |L ^uLyal: r.tvfct - < "ossM? .Said to be in Collusion to iiofeut the Oitjr Charter Amendment of Atlanta. Atlanta, Feb. 20.—The old charge that the Men and Religion Forward Movement in Atlanta is mixing too much politics with its religion, was sharply revived this morning when the open charge was made againBt Marion Jackson, of the Men and Religion Executive Committee, that he had made a political trade with Chairman Carlos Mason, of the po lice board, by which the Men and Religion agrees to join with Mr. Ma son’s crowd in fighting the proposed new city charter; and Mr. Mason on his side agrees not to oust Chief of Police Beavere, who is regarded by the Men and Religion a* their pro tege. Mr. Jackson has denied that there has been any trade, but does not deny that the Men and Religion Movement will line up against the •new city charter in the coming po litical fight. If this docs come about, it will not be the first time that Men and Religion bulletins have figured in Atlanta politics. The recent elec tion of Mayor Woodward is attrib uted by many people directly to the bitter attacks that were made against him in Mr. Jackson's bulle tins. ALLEN»S~ FOOTHEASE |Tfte^Antlsejrticpowder shaken Into «4jr for the Seel for a quarter ccnfury. .10,000 testimonials, sold Trade-Mark, everywhere, 25c. Sample FftEB. Address, Alien s. Olmsted. Le Roy, N Y. The Man who put the E Bm in FBIT. —(adv.) Trotting Suing Getting on Finely Trainer Andrews, in charge of the string of trotting horses wintering here from Cleveland, reports that the horse.* are all doing finely, and he is quite delighted with Thomas ville as a wintering place for them He says ’that the weather has been all he could wish and there has not been a day when the horses could not be taken out for exercise on tne roads around the city. Every morning some of the horses may be seen driven to the trotting sulkies 'oing out an some one of the other roads. The great ad Mintage of Thomas ville over some of the other towns in this section in this respect is that there is not just one but a •number of roads over which the horses °an he exercised. The half-mile track is being put in extra fine condition and some fine trotting will be seen upon it as soon as it is In perfect order. SULZER DOESN’T CARE Albany, N. Y., Fob. 20.—Governor Sulzer doesn’t take seriously the al leged threats of the Stock Exchange members to leave this state if the Governor’s legislative utock exchange reform program i? \arr|od out. In a statement issued today, he said he understood that his name was hissed at a stock exchange din ner last night, for which he cared little, and he further said that he would attempt to Mirry out his pro posed reforms. . HAVE YOU A BABY? m If It la fretful and oroaa you knew there la something wrong, as It la natu ral for a child to be bright and cheer ful Nine times out of tea the trou ble le with the stomach or bowels. For such complaints Baby-Ease is recom mended as one of the best remedies on the market It makes teething eaey and It does not oontaln opiates of any kind. It Is ttqald. Children--take It without a frown. Keep a bottle ta the house. (adv.) Italy in, preparing their plans. The estate j comprises 150 acres, which, it is i Mr. E. R. Jerger went down to understood, will be subdivided wnen • Brunswick this morning where he the sale Is made. -will represent the Thomasville Basc- J ball Association at the meeting to be DANGEROUS (ULO.MEL (held there today, for the purpose of GOING OUT OF USK. ( organizing the proposed Empire State League. A Safer, More Iteliable Remedy Has I ■ — Taken It* Place in the Drug j Miss Marvret Spencer, of Albia, Store and in the Home. Iowa, arrived in the city this morn- I ing to be the gueet of her aunt, A few years ago, men, women and Mrs. J. W. L. Yates for several children took calomel for a sluggish weeks. liver and for constipation. They took risks when they did so. for calomel is a dangerous drug. Your family doctor will be the first to t»*l! you this if he discovers you dosing yourself with calomel. But the drug trade baa found ;i safer, more pleasant remedy than l calomel in Dodson’s Liver Tone. The Peacock-Mash Drug Co., tells us that their drug store sells Dod son’s Liver Tone In practh u n > everv case of biliousness and liver trouble where calomel used to i>o taken. Dodson’s Liver Tone fs a vegeta ble liver tonic that is absoluteli harmless for children and gro people. M;\ J. N. Brown, of Amagansett, N. Y., arrived in Thomasville today, and will spend a few days in the city. While here he is stopping with Mrs. T. E. Amason, on North Broad Street. Mr. I'd. Kingsbury, of Chalybeate rimrs. was nmon? the visitors to the <-ity today. Mr. Kin-’shury was once a resident of Thomasville and has many friends here, who are glad to see him again. Mr. Rascom Duckfcalt has pur- ...... „ .based a half interest in the Thom- It sells for 50 cents a hot- f asville Tailoring Company, with Mr. tie and is guaranteed to be entirely J Tillman and the«»e gentlemen will satisfactory by the Peacock-Mash j have complete charge of the busi- Drug Co., who will refund your 1 ness. They are having the store re money with a smile if it does not i paired and renewed and will have a rive quick, gentle relief without | handsome establishment in a short any of calomel’s unpleasant after- J time. They sell clothes and do effects. — fadv.) (pressing, cleaning, etc.. “Our Personal Guarantee to all Skin Sufferers” R. Thomas Druggist have been tn bunfnesn !n tht* town for lome time, and we are looking to build up trade by always advising our patrons right. So when we tell you that we have found the eczema remedy and that we stand buck of it witn the manufacturer's iron clad guarantee, backed by ourselves you can depend upon It that we Rive our advice not In order to sell n few bottles of medicine to skin sufferers, but be cause we know how It will help our business if we help our patrons. e keep in stock and sell, all the well vn skin remedies. But we will say If you are suffering from any itind of skin trouble, eczema, psoriasis, rash or tetter, we want you to try a full •izo bottle of D. D. I). Prescription. And, if it does not do the work* thin bottle will cost you nothing. You alone to judge. Again and again we have seen how a few drops of this cunple wash applied to the skin, takes away' the itch, in* slant ly. And the cures all seem to b« permanent. D. D. D. Prescription made by the D. D. D. Laboratories of Chicago. 1* composed of thymol, glycerine, oil oil wlntergreen and other healing, soothing* cooling Ingredients. And if you ar«i Just crazy with Itch, you will feel) soothed and cooled, the itch absolutely! washed away the moment you applied this D. D. D. * We have mads hurt friends of tnorq than ons family by recommending thin remedy to a skin sufferer here and, there and we want you to try it noti on our positive ao-vay guarantee. (aJv.)