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SKMI-WKKKLY TIMES ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1013.
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We are glad to see Mr. and Mrs.
L. Holes out again after a long
Illness of typhoid fever. Their
Mrs. It. W. Mo.MIllan and children
are spending this week, the guest
daughter M.sa Jennie Boles Is still ° f a ‘ Jacksonville, Fla
confined to her room. 9 Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Spence
vith relatives
spenti
Pel-
HORNETS TAKE LEGISLATURE
FIRST PLACE IS VERY BUSY
and Mrs. Alex Kingsley after. last Sunday
[spending awhile with relatives here! ham. !
returned i their home in Albany! „ .1
Sunday M*ss Florence Groover returned*
Mr. T. It. Oarbett having spent a ,0 l,er !l0rae hcro ,ast 3uada y morn -!
few days with his parents Mr. and | ing, after a visit to relatives at Fan-j
Mrs. W. M. Garbett returned to his 1 lew and Newport, Fla., for several'
home in Cairo Monday. ] wee ; ;s .
Mr. R. L. Jackson and his sister ‘ |
Miss Lois Jackson attended preach-[ ^ r - Tinley Anderson, of Leslie, j
ing in Boston Sunday. ] Ga., is at home for several weeks j
Miss Lilia Forrest, the local di-, vacation. \
rector of the girl’s canning club of; Jtr5 Ralph wll80at who has been
1 Thomas county gave a deino.istra-1 .... . . _ _
tion here last Monday. | visiting her parents at Doerun, Oa.. |
I Messrs. C. E. and W. A. Boles re-1 for several days, returned here last j
| turned home Monday from Metcalfe j Tuesday morning.
• where they spent a few days last j n ^ . . . .
week with relatives. One of the most enjoyable even-
Mrs. John Mims of Pidcock spent lM * s reeently was the surprise party'
a few days last week with her sis-j at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. S. 1
| ter Miss Jessie Carter who is ve*‘y j Spenre last Tuesday evening. The}
! first part of the evening was taken up j
I Mr. Parks Jackson and hia best wlt b delightful music, rendered by
; girl were out driving Sundaj after- „ , * !
noon several of the quests present, while |
! Messrs. Wesley and Hugh Carter] the latter part was enjoyed in play-
left one day last week for Macon j Ing interesting games. Those pres-
1\ THE LEAGUE STANDING WHEN Xo X|<;w MARRIAGE LAW THIS 1
TIII.Y DEFEATED CORDELE
YESTERDAY —
CALLED OFF ON
HA IN.
IIRST GA>1E|
ACCOUNT OF!
where they will attend the Ad
1st cam-meeting.
Miss Elma Finch who has been in
YEAR — TAX EQUALIZATION Atlanta for some time returned
MEASURE CHANGED — 1XDE- j home last Wednesday.
TERMINATE PRISON SENTENC” J PUELLA.
ES KECXIMMKXDKD.
The Hornets have attained the first I
pla e in the League! |
Yesterday's game, one to nothing, j
told the tale. |
.Manage- Dudley takes the main j
share ot the credit lor the victory, j decided to tabl
in view of his terrific wallop in the
«ixth, which sent the ball over the
centerfleld fence by forty feet for
the only tally of the game. The
drive ».as one of the most spectac
ular in the history of the Empire,
Atlanta, July 31.—Love, and not
genii* will continue to govern
irriagcs in Georgia for another
ar a, leas., since the Senate has \ n,08t ® lorlo,ls n.c B tlng,_ever held at
What proved to be one
the
and indefinitely
postpone the bill dealing with the
subject. ,
The measure proposed that the |‘ ,as or '
State should issue no marriage li
cense until the bride and groom
wer® both proven mentally and phy
ent \v.»re Misses Rosa Lee Anderson, j
Nellie Deklo, Gladys Cardin Alpha
Pekle, Florence Groover. Kathleen J
Singletary, Neta Groover. Ollie Sin
gletary. Marie Dixon. Messrs. Ru-1
fits Groover, W. B. Dekle. Hal Wil
son. Herbert Dekle. Bob Stewart, j
Will S. Singletary.
Miss Susie Singletary and Mrs. J
L. Cook are the guests of Mrs. J. Q.
Hay at Jacksonville this week
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stubbs
childrer returned to their home here
last Tuesday afternoon, after an
extended visit to Atlanta. S.vlves-
THE FAIR
Special Values
Ladies
m
Vests
10c to 15c Sellers
NOW ON SALE
At
7c
15c to 25c Sellers
NOW ON SALE
At
12c
The Fair.
deciding the game between two j Rally fit to wed. It reserved
teams tied for first place and i:i a right to step in and prevent mar- j
pitcher's duel which was exciting and ] riages. for instance, where one of,
brilliantly played all through. I the parties was a hard-drinker, or
The li-st game "ent t"o and a afflicted with tuberculosis or some)
whic
half innings. Cordele started Gil- j other nrlous ailment. j
lespie and be got a dose of real i Opponents of the measure declar-
hard dumps in the second, when five ed. and cited instances to prove their
successive hits with two down net-j point, that some of the greatest men
ted three runs. Cordele made one and women in history have been...
. , „ . , • ’ **1 recentl
in the first on a passed ball and one born from unions In which the moth-
in the third on a wild pitch, Stiles’ er or both were suffering from dis-
who was twirling being a bit off in 1 ease which would have barred them
his stride. The rain came about 1 from marriage under a eugenics law.
that time and the game was declared j
off after thirty minutes had elapsed.! ~
The crowd bv this time had reached j Tut Hill. In Its Present Form, Can- j
the capacity of the park and many) u »t Pass, Say Opponents. j ( ,j
place, closed Sunday morning, childrer returned to their home here! OLD CULLER DIED PENNILESS
It seemed that God’s Holy Spirit
[was truly with Brother Hart, the extended visit to Atlanta. S.vlves-j Chicago. July 31.—''‘Colonel’* Wil-
preaehed sonie of the ] ter and other points in Middle Geor - 'iiam Riley whose book-making es-
most powerful, forcible sermons w* la. : tablisbment in “gambler’s row.” in
have ever bad the pleasure of bear-j Miss Maggie Coleman returned to. t j le ea rly seventies, was known from
ing. As slated In our last week’s I her home near Cairo last Tuesday 1 coas t t 0 coast, died here yesterday,
the| letter ’ lle " as aR8lsted Rev * Joe morning, after a pleasant visit of! at t i, e age 0 [ sixty-three.
West, of Norman Institute, who also j several days with Miss Gladys Car- Although Riley was at one-time
delivered som e able discourses on j din here. ! reported to be a millionaire, he died
the Scriptures. Ihere were nine- Mrs. Clara Logue and 1 hildren.’ pra. tlcally without funds.
cessions to the church, thlr-j 0 f panama City. Fla., are spending; :
ere by experience, or j this week with the former’s par- j .
"ere going down the side lines. The) Atlanta. July 31.—Friends and i
attendance was nearly nine hun- j backers of the tax equalization bill
drer * ] have been made to fear that it can-1
Altet the rain, the second game j not pass in its present form. The’
started. Wilder opposing Cheney and fipht which waged all day yesterday I
the two best in the league had one'in the house became more and more
of the niftiest and most exciting j uncompromising as the hours wore]
pitching duels ever witnessed on the]on, and the division Is so sharp thnt |
local lot. Cheney allowed seven |outsiders are beginning to express! g ua( i a ’.
hit-, but they were scattered through: the opinion that It may be difficult
teen
teen of which
grace. It was a great meeting, of
ery one who attended de
ed a great deal of good.
Mrs. Amanda Hart has been very
are sorry to learn.
Mr. J. Irvine Kennedy, who has
been i:i Texas and the West for
several montlM. Is visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mn. J. T. Kennedy.
Prof. C. H. Garrison wont to
; Pavo Saturday.
We regret very much to chroni-
the illness of Mrs. Jessie Bozo-
man.
Mr. C. O. Jordon attended to busi
ness at Cool id ge Saturday.
Miss Lewenia Baker, of Coolidge,
was the guest of Miss Rebecca Ken
nedy Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Norman, of
isited In our community
«ix innings.
Wilder gave up but
four
hits, 0:1 e bf
Irivr Dudley's clout
•liich
"on the ga
m». Cordele never had a
■ohanio to
wore with Cheney’s
su-
p«*rb work
or he tightened up
every
*ime a man
got on base.
*
Barnett's
throw from deep
right
to third b;
se was one of the
bril-
liant fra tut
•s of the game, and
add-
;ng the wo
k of Champlin and
Rea-
gan fur the
\isitors, made the
gam«
one ot uni
sual brilliance.
Both
teams play
•d errorless ball.
Dudley's
lit came in tb»* sixth.
with
two nie'U «
own. Dud. .struck
at
one. hail a
ball called and
then
fouled one
0 right field. He tilt
tight
I10 had l.rok
hi his l»at and hit ;t
Sev-
eral times
on the rubber pan
It
felt Jtood
nd tlie hefty manager
‘Stepped ba<
k and Wilder threw
one
"biib brok
• out at the plate
Just
enough to
catch the heavy w
illow
near the et
1 It was “Good Night”
then, and
ho crowd was stirri
d OS
seldom eve
on a baseball fielc
. A
roll*- tion "
as taken and Dudle
K nt
a right nea
sum for the hit.
STANDING
OF CLUtS IN TIIK
KMl'IltK STATU LKAGl'K
Won Loet.
PC.
THO'IASVl
LLE ..15 11
.577
( ordel.
. . . .14 12
.53 S
Brunswick.
. . .14 13
.519
Valdosta .
..13 14
.4 SI
Atm ricus. .
... 1 3 15
.464
Waycross.
H 15
.423
tion bill at all.
Though having no direct bearing]
on the question, the old partisan and ■
factional feeling is beginning to j
break through the crust, and the!
lower branch of the assembly Is a]
less harmonious body today than It:
has been at any previous time dur-! j,j lv j, a
ing the present session. I grand-fath
the past st
I
. A number of our farmers are busi
ly engaged in gathering*, their fod
der.
Mr. Arch Kennedy, of Moultrie,
visited his parents here Sunday.
Miss Stella Smith Is spending the
week with Mrs. J. p. Norman, of
Berlin.
.ittle Kathleen Harvey, of Mur-
ON FLY PAPER
Atlantic City, N. J., July 31.—The
Atlantic City Mosquito Commission,
appropriation by the County to ex
terminate mosquitoes in this city,
well try to lure the pests to their
death by musical vibrations gener
ated by electricity.
Upon advice of the Federal Da-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bullock. | A remedy for women that will put
Mrs. C. B. G. Johnson, of Cairo. I an en<l t0 nervousness, headaches,
. . . - . . ... ... . (sickness of tb* stomacn, painful ir*
spent -ast TuesJa> night wilh f ienJs; rcguIarltles languidness, poor ap-
l ,ore - j petite, bad breath, is that fine old
Mr. Reiner Singletary returned j regulator, DR. SIMMON'S SQUAW partment of Agriculture, the mem-
home last Tuesday morning after a j VINE WINE. it is prepared f° r |bera of the Commission will attempt
visit to his daughter, Mrs. J. H. J«.-( fhTdeUeate Vem.’^OP l'» P™ duce an " llltatlon ot the !u,m
kins at Blue Ridge, Ga., for several j gan i 3m< i t banishes suffering, cor-1 of the mosquito, and attract the in
days. | recta weakness and the whole brood sects to sticky fly paper.
i of distressing symptoms which fol- j
J low disorders in the generative sys- •
tern. Price. $1.00 per bottle. Sold Phone 237
by R. Thomas. Jr., and Peacock-j
Mash Drug Co. ! TOr frCSh
(adv)
FAMOUS FRENCHMEN DEAD.
Gisors, France, July 31.—Louis
Charles Paulin, who was known as
the “Father of the Chamber of Dep
uties,” and an eminent archeologist
and antiquarian, died here today.
He was eighty-three years old, and
had been a member of the Chamber
of Deouties since the foundation of
the Third Republic.
beer
her
at the home
r, Mr. J. L. Harvey, for
ernl days.
Mr. I). L. Smith has returned from
Berlin, where he had been for sev
eral days.
We are requested to announce
that on next Sunday a t three o’clock
the State , p there will be a meeting of the
hurch for the purpose of organizing
! I'iMin Commission Chairman I'rge-
Change in Georgia IVnal Laws.
Atlanta. July 31.—Following tl»(
formal lecommendation by Chair
man R. F. Davison, of
Prison Commission, the Senate has
passed a bill providing that judges I a Sunday School.
Miall sentence criminals to Indeter-; An |„ ter c»teJ are cordially la
minate prison terms. j vlted to be present, and let's all lend
’1 he measure excludes life-termers, our a |,| | 0 thi» worthy cause and
and persons sentenced for treason, j make „ thl , bl , st Sa , jbalh School
c riminal assault or attempted erlml-j 0VPr i inown b ere. AMICUS,
nal assault. It includes those sen-j
tenced for other felonies, but is sur-j
rounded by various safeguards.
It provides simply that when aj
man is convicted, for instance of j
burglary, be shall be sentenced, say, j
to not less than five years and not J
more than fifteen, instead of ten j
years straight. j
In that way the convict can has-1
ten his own liberty by working hard I
and being a model prisoner. If he,
is mean or lazy, he has to serve the j
whole sentence. “It will make bet-!
ter men and better roads," Chairman ,
Davison declared.
Dr. 6. W. Davis and children o
Summit. Ga., have been the guest
of relatives here for the past tw-
weeks.
Mrs. Emma Beaty and little ; u
daughter returned home Friday
from a several weeks’ visit tc her
sister at Blaekshear!
Mr. Lee Reilfearn and children, of
Moult~ie, visited his sister, Mrs.
Henry Massey, a few days last week.
Miss Lou Redfearn spent the past
week in Pavo, where she was called
to the bedside of her brother, who
is very Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Touch ton were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mas
sey at their country home, near
here for the past week.
Messrs. James Massey from Pavo.
and John Yates, from Fitzgerald,
visited their parents here Sunday.
Misses Davis and Parish, anti Mr
Parish, of Pavo, spent 3unday here.
Mrs. Thomas Brice returned home
Sunday, after visiting her mother
for tlm past few days.
Mrs. H. W. Massey visited In
Moultrie the first part of this week.
Davis.
..Misses Telas and Dona
pending a few days
and Mrs. U. K. Braswell.
Mr. Henry Hall called
Nellie White Sunday.
Mr. A. M. Pilcher of Ochlocknee-
was a pleasant visitor l.i our com- 1
muni'y Sunday.
Miss Maggie Merritt is spending
a few days with her sister, Mrs. A. •
M. Pilcher of Ochlocknee, who is •
j -ick at this writing.
Mr. Tom White of Sardis spent]
Sunday with Mr. Raymond White, j
Groceries
Dry
Bar-'
Nesmith , and a few odds and end* in
ith *^ r | floods at Itelow Cost—Great
i gains!
n Miss.
T. E. HURST, Mgr
IK)X’T LET THIS MONTH
GO IIY
without purchasing some arti
cle from our stock of Silver
ware which will add to the
completeness of your table ser
vice.
The Knives. Forks, Spoons
aid Special Dishes shown here
are in the new designs and de
cidedly attractive. *
By purchasing Silverware
regularly ench month—a few
pieces at a time, your supply
will soon be complete.
LOUIS H. JEROEO
Jeweler and Silversmith
“BEULAH”
'MGGIAVT
by a
LE! US PROVE TO
We have a first class line of everything
in the drug line and the best of prices.
Our Kx department is perfect condition.
Your Rx compounded by competen
pharmacists.
City Drug Store
PHONE 284.
Our community was visited
avy rain Monday night.
Several of the McGrawites at-
tided the Baptizing and preaching
nice at Enon last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Herndon vis
'd Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sunday.
Misses Ithoda Sherrod and Leafy
' Mae Stephenson were the guests of
Misses Annie and Estelle Smith, ol
i Coclidge, Sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sherrod and
j family, and Mr. Jim Bryant and
I Misses Janie Sherrod and Mr. Iver
son Hobbs ami Miss A*ice Hobbs vis
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I.
' P. Hart Sunday.
j Mr. Harvey Simmons and Miss Jos
ephine Hobbs visited Misses Lizzie
and Winnie Harvey Sunday,
i Several oJ the McGrawites at-
I tended the singing convention at
] Salem last week.
, Miss Pearl Luster visited Miss
| Mae and Maude Gandy Sunday.
] Mr. and Mrs> Harris Miller /nd
I c hildren visited the former's sister,
| Mrs. W. J. Simmons Sunday.
* Misses Pearl and Rosa Lee Rogers
and Miss Bessie Folsom of Barwlck
• visited our Sunday School Suaday.
j Mrs. P. L. Simmons and Mrs. Rosa
| Spear visited Mrs. I. P. Hart Wed-
|nesday.
As it has quit raining and the sun
has shone itself again, the farmers
are pulling fodder and housing it.
Rev. Andrew Mize of Griffin, Ga..
is spending a few days with friends
and relatives here.
Messrs. Cuyler and Emory Sasser
of V. hi-ha m spent a few days last
week with their aunt, Mrs. A. E.
Sasser.
Mr. a:.»l Mrs. G. W. Bullock spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. R. Braswell.
! Jlr. a .id Mrs. J. VV. Hall left last
I fur the Springs in Florida.
'• here they go for their health.
Master Rcneun Bullock spent Sat
urday and Sunday with .Master
Fletcher Singletary in the Center
I
Rev. E. C. Redfearn, who has been I
quite sick for some time, died Wed-j
nesday morning at 7 o’clock. The ;
interment took place Thrrsday morn-|
ing at the city cemetery. i
Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. G. F. Mount.!
who have been visiting relatives in]
Returned .Monday after-;
Pelhai!
noon.
Miss Mosie Peacock entertained
quite a number of friends at her
homo Friday evening, in honor of
her gne:d. Miss Ruth Rustin, of El-
lavllie. After some time had been
s;ent |n games and contests, deli-]
cions refreshments were served. j
Misaea Jane and ABle May Mllli-|
gnn, of Boston, Miss Majorie Harts-1
field, of # Hartsfleld, and Miss Eunice j
Bussey of Cairo, are the attractive i
guests of Miss Paulette Wheeler. ;
Mrs. J. B. Williams and Mrs. Mary]
[Reddick have returned from Sparks j
where they have been visiting their
sister, Mrs. H. W. Parrish.
Mr. Bern - Wooten came over
from Vald* Sunday to spend Sun-j
day with hcmefolks.
Mr*, si l Mrs. E. II. Ja r ni..»i, who
have been spending the summer with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A
Parrish, will return to their home in
An Aching Back and
Bearing Down Pains
Only suffering womanhood knows what it means to struggle against the paralyzing
influence of theso symptoms. There is household work that must bo done and
only a weak, nervous, discouraged woman to do it. It is almost a hopeless
prospect. No wonder these poor women find life a dreary burden. Thero is help
at hand, however, for those who will use it.
DR. SIMMONS
Squaw Vine Wine
Is a Woman's Medicine
It Is as pleasant to take as the juice of a sweet orange yet It performs wonders.
It puts an end to suffering, builds up the nervous system, strengthens the
appetite and acts beneficially on women’s delicate organism, promoting
regularity, cheerfulness, a strong vigorous body and clear, healthy complexion.
Sold by Druggist* and DeaUn. Price SI. 00 Per Bottle.
C. f*. SIMMONS MEDICINE CO., ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
Hold by It. Thomas, and Peacock-Ma d» Drug Co., Tliomasvillo, Ga,
BUNN-BELL INSTITUTE
Waycross, Ga.
This school with an aole faculty of eleven experienced teach
ers offers the young people of this section the very best of good
training at a very moderate cost. The school is finely located,
and well equipped. Thorough courses are offered in piano and
vocal music, violin, expression and art. Courses in book-keep
ing, penmanship, typewriting and stenography equal to the bes.
in the State. We offer a *P eclal—
One Year Normal Course
for teachers, a nd thou preparing to teach. Kvery young per
son expecting to teach shoul d take this special training. Posi
tions are secured for our graduates without charge. Writ, for
our catalogue, and full information concerning any course In
which you may he Interested. Do not d lay writing. Write today—
RIGHT NOW, while you think of it. Address:
PRKSIDMXT W. S. PBTF.K.SON Waycross Ga,
Hill School neighborhood.
Mister Rufus Bullock spent gat-' Titusville, Fla., Saturday,
urday night and Sunday with Mas-j Mr'. D. O. Lewis has returned to
ter Lowell Fletcher. . her home lei Jennings, Fla.
Mr. J. F. Bullock returned Friday I
trom Atlanta, where he has been ln|
the interest of the new county. I «*•»"» '• “>■
wish./. : gggnry n u id etktr <Imim put Ufftkir, ia4
Quite a number of the Beulahitesj aaiii ust few «u —»pn« u k
attended services at Old 3prlng Hill! {iSuwl tf?
Sunday evening. I S^^^S^litSaSLT^
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bullock W«t
Sunday with Mr. and M». J. A. ■*»'• Caunk cm miufuon, tr r. I.
t-1,- , c»«.,r a Oa. Mitt Mia u u. Mi, omii.
1 ' alah - bat mn m u« urktt It Is tiia uunalr
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carlisle spent SToi* tZS
Sunday with Mr. and Mra. J. A.! U$££
Lain;. taiiwiak •
Mr. and Mra. Ben Smith spent mUT,''Dri«wu^rI?. T * ° U *‘
Sunday with Mr. and Mra. George \ so, mu's raptlr Mlk far smtuitfan. J
We make and carry in stock
light delivery wagons suitable
for grocers, butchers, and
truck farmers.
A. W. Palin & Son.