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I ANNOUNCEMENTS
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n FOB SHERIFF.
To the Voters of Thomas County:
I hereby announce myself s can
didate for re-election to the office of
Sheriff of Tnomas County. I have
tried to serve you as best I could,
and promise to faithfully continue
la th* discharge of the duties of this
office. If you see fit to re-elect me.
I am deeply grateful to my friends
for their past support, and I ear
nestly ask your support In the com
ing Primary. iMy candidacy la sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
Primary to be held on the 19th day
of August, 1914.
Respectfully,
T. S. SINGLETARY.
FOR THE SUFFRAGETTES OX
THEIR RAMPAGES—DOST FAV
OR IMPRISONMENT AND THEN
RELEASE.
FOR SHERIFF.
To the Voters of Tnomas County:
In making this, my announcement
for the office of Sherlfi of Thomas
County, subject to the White Pri
mary governing the same, I wish to. , .. _ _ .....
say that I am not allied with any Ktrd the Suffragette’s lands would
London, Jime 12.—The general
public today Is clamoring for dras
tic punishment for the Militant Suf
fragettes, who are at present en
gaged In a campaign of destruction.
On all sides bitter condemnation
is heard of the policy of Imprison
ment for only a few days, and then
release them as a result of "hun
ger strikes." ^
Approval Is now being widely ex
pressed of the suggestion made re
cently by Reginald McKenna, the
Home Secretary, that all contrlbu
tors to the fund of the Militants be
prosecuted. He believed that should
the law be enforced In this
IX LAST ROUXD IX SEXATE SEN
ATOR WEST COMES NEAR TO
BLOWS WITH VARDAMAN OX
FLOOR.
MAX WHO MURDERED KING AT
INSTANCE OF HIS WIFE, PAYS
PENALTY WITH DEATH AT
GRAY, GA.
Washington. June 12.—The Nor- 0ray Ga June 12 ._.\i ck wil-
rls Simmons amendment to the Pan-[ burn t ’ he murderer of James E
ama tolls exemption repeal bill, is. K j ng ^ **h 0 was a prominent farmer
expected to be accepted by the! 0 f Jones County. Is to be banged here
today/ preparations having been
politician or set of politicians, or In
any political clique or combine, bnt
that I am in tbla race Independent
of any faction or interest, save my
own.
Therefore, m maxing this race, I
am gclng before the people who aru
responsible for the government, and
let them ray who shall be their neit
Sheriff. When they have rpokeu, 1
will bow i.i their decision, though It
be adverse to me. because the will of
he people should always be respect
ed In all matters pertaining to local
affairs.
For many reason*, me Sbe-lff'3
office Is one that should be carofnlly
and Judiciously conducted In strict
comfllnnce with the law. If elected.
soon be depleted, and as a result
their atrocious activities would nat
urally cease.
Subscriptions marked "for edu
cation," wont secure Immunity for
the subscribers, it Is believed.
Arson Squad Busy Today.
Three distinct fires by the Militant
Arson Squad were started this morn
ing in the historic St. Margaret’s
church. Felt, saturated with oil.
was used. However, *ha quick wojk
of Rev.* William H. Stone, the Rec
tor. saved the edlflce.
A closer exs-n'natlrn today re
vealed the fact that onlv minor dam-
eye qau done to the nnclent coro-
’’atlrn chain In Westminister Ab-
''ey he a Vomb vesterdnv. The Ab-
I pledge myself to see that this Is bev was open as usual today,
done and Ho give tpe people fair. .
ciu.-teoag .and ,‘uat trea-men*., and ’
the best sen>e < am capable of ren
derin'- at all times Your vote and
support will be •• i.recieted.
Kes; *, .v.iiiy yours.
3-17-tf A' R. MILTON.
FOR SHERIFF.
To the.Voters of Thomas County,
Georgia: N
"I make tms my announcement as
a candidate for the office of Sheriff
of your county, subject to the action
of the Democratic Primary. If
elected, I promise yon my best ef
forts. To thoso who have moved Into
the county, or ■ have become voters
since I was Sheriff, whom I may not
see personally, I refer you to niy
past record ns Sheriff, and ask your
support. Thanking the good peo
ple for past kindness, and again
promising faithful service, I remain.
Respectfully,
v T. J. HIGHT.
FOR SHERIFF.
I hereby announco myself &
candidate for the office of Sheriff of
Thomas County, subject to the action
of the While Primary.
If favored by the good will of the
•\wlcr to Cmnty Sinners.
The Thomas c-nuntv Sinning Con-
"en*l-n win yon-eno with- New
Snr'nr Hill Church, three miles west
of Ochlocknee, on Saturday, July
uth, at 9 o'clock, shnrp. Everybody
Is Invited to attend, with well-filled
baskets. Singers will please carry |ed to accept
their song books. I. L. BARWICK, (amendment specifically reserving all
, Secretary, j rights the United Stales may have
— under the Hay-Pauncefote truetv.
Rltterness among Democratic
Notice to Tax Payers. ISenators over the repeal bill op
House, where the bill was sent to
day, following Its passage by the
Senate last night by a vote of Titty to
thsHv-five.
The amendment provides tuat tuo
United States does not surrender
any rights granted it under the
terms of the Hay-Paunceforte treat-
ty.
It Is believed President Wilson
will sign the bill as passed by the
Senate. 'He is being congratulated
on all sides today. The action on
the bill Is regarded as a distinct vic
tory for him.
Chairman Adamson, of the Com
merce Committee, pioved for a con
currence of the tolls bill, ns amend
ed. Instead of sending the amend
ment to a committee.
Representative Moss, Republican,
of West Virginia, moved to adopt
as a substitute, an affirmative de
claration of the rights of the United
States to discriminate in Its own
favor. This motion was lost by a
vote of 174 to 108.
trust Bills Come Next.
With the Panama tolls repeal bill
out of the way. the Administration
Senators today turned their atten
tion to the President’s trust pro-
cram. Several Senators sought con
ferences nt the White House today.
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BETTER 111
IDE COINS
Mr. A. H. Denmark, of Valdosta,
was m town today.
-Mr. J. A. Bates of Atlanta was la
tha city today.
SECRETARY OF LABOR WILSON
SAYS EIGHTY THOUSAND .MEN i in the city today.
AI1E NEEDED IN SOUTHEAST | —
WHEAT BELT—REVIVAL IN
BUSINESS PREDICTED.
Mr. T. G. Taylor of Boston was Mr. W. H. 3Immons of Pavo visi
ted Thomaavtlle today.
SENATORS WEST AND VARDA
MAN EXCHANGE HOT WORDS.
Washington. June 12.—Rental of
Panama canal tolls exemption for
American coastwise shipping, pass
ed the Senate last night by n vote of
to 35. The measure now goes
hack to the House, which is oxpect-
the Slmmons-Norrls
_ „ _ n.H.ii..,, Ipearcd last night and before oil was
The Board of Tax Equalisers will pourpd on the troubled waters. Sen-
* n /“.m ]ator Vardeman. of Mississippi and
Jfi. Senator West, of Georgia, came near
blows. Apparently only the Inter
ference of Senator Ashurst and the
room every
Monday, the 15th, to Saturday, the
20th, Inclusive, when complaints
will be heard.
The Board will adjourn for good
'Saturday, June 20th.
W. P. GRANTHAM,
K. W. MCKINNON.
E. R. WHALEY.
Assessors.
(County papers please copy.)
presence of the sergeant-at-arms pre
vented a physical encounter. It all
lasted less than a minute, but In
that time the Senate livened up and
displayed an Interest in things such
as has not not been evident for sev
eral weeks.
The trouble started after, a bit
ter exchange between Senator Var-
dnman and Senator James, who hart
completed- for his execution.
Wilburn, wno was a youthful farm
hand, confessed Intimacy with Mrs.
King. He claimed the woman prom
ised that ^tbe insurance money,
amounting to two thousand dollars,
on King’s life, would be expended
in bis defense, should he be tried.
Wilburn killed King with his own
gun, as King was returning from a
hunt. He attempted to make It ap
pear that the killing was accidental
hut later confessed to his part In
the affair.
The woman, who was tried for
complicity In the murder, was
quitted, and she has since gone
West.
The great amount of pressure
which had been brought to bear In
Wilburn’s behalf, to commute the
death sentence, proved unavailing.
Only yesterday, Governor Slaton re
fused to Interfere with Wilburn’s
execution.
Wilburn was hanged at eleven
fifty-five, his neck being broken by
the fall.
Whenever You Need n General Tonic
Take Grove's
The Old Standard Grove’s Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic propertiesofQUININR
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents,
adv.
Washington, June 12.—A bumper
wheat crop, and a revival In busi
ness, especially In the Iron tradea
and textile. Interests, will within the
next few months, create more Jobs
In the United States than there are
men to fill (hem.
This was the prediction made to
day by Secretary of Lanor William
B. Wilson. Already he has received
requests for raoro than eighty thou
sand laborers in the Southwest
wheat belt. Plans are being per
fected to arrange with the railroads
to run .excursions Into that district,
and therefore make access easy to
the laborers.
,, .... 'Mr. R. R. Rice of Apalachicola
'Mr. W. M. DavU of Meigs y.sited , ipent yesterday in the elty.
Thomasvllle today.
Mr
I Mr. Henry Abrams waa among
. R. B. McRae of Boston spent
lay In Thomasvllle. the vl,tor * th,clt l r tod *L
Mr. Ad Way, of Patten, visited
Thomasvllle yesterday.
Mr. Duncan Bickley, of Meigs, vis
ited Thomasvllle Monday.
(Mr. John Burney of Boston vis
ited Thomasvllle Monday.
fr. Thomas Reasley of Boston
spent the day in Thomasvllle.
.Mr. W. B. Pittman of Pavo was a
Isltor to Thomasvllle Monday.
l.-iHA l.I.E STREET TRUST SAV
INGS RANK, OF CHICAGO, IN
HANDS OF BANK EXAMINER—
HAD £3,038,386 ON DEPOSIT.
10 ARMS TO
GO TO MEXICO
Xeol-Fmvlcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Leon Neel, | vigorously criticised the Mississippi
announce the engagement of tnelr | ,„ rn h „,, Wn tn1 ,i
. .. „ , ... senator, and In turn had been told
daughter, Clara to Mr M ade Jones he t statin( , thp truth .
voters of this county with the of- ^wentv third 1 "««*«*■ ' Vcst on F,m,r ’
flee, I will attend ’o every duty to i " n Tuesday, June the tnentj-tblra.• when Senator Vnrdaman sat down |
No ”rds. I Senator West took
EITHER BY LAND OR SKA FROM
THE UNITED STATES, WAS THE
ORDER PROMULGATED TODAY
—HUERTA HAS EMPLOYED A
FORMER SENATOR FOIt HIS
WASHINGTON COUNSELLOR.
Niagara Falls. June 13.—The Un
ited States wont allow any future
exportations, either by land or sea,
of arms to Mexico.
This fact was made clear In a for-
Chlcago. June 12.—The LaSalle
Street Trust Savings Dank was
taken In charge today by the State
Rank Examiner.
It Is reported that the conditions
were such as to warrant the closing
of the hank.
William Lorlmer, former United
States'Senator, Is the bank's prosl
dent.
The last statement Issued by the
bank -rave the deposits at 95.05S.586
and loans $4,363,398.
run on the bank began two
days ago.
Mr. W. L. Thigpen of Pavo was
visitor to Thomasvllle yesterday.
Mr. R. R. Gardner, of Pavo, was
among the visitors in town today.
Mr. G. F. Upton of Pavo spent
spent the day in Thomasvllle-,
Mr. J. A. Wall of Waycross was
among the visitors in the city today.
Mr. R. E. Brown of OChlockno*
was a visitor to Thomaavill* Monday
Mr. J. W. Wilson of Spring H1U
was in town today.
iMr. M. 8. Reagan of Ochlocknee
attended to bualnesi In Thomaarille
Monday.
Mrs. Will Edwards and daughter
are the -uests of Mr. and Mra. B.
Edwards on Crawford street.
Mrs. J. T. Culpepper has return
ed from a two weeks visit to Hamp
ton Springs.
•Mr. J. C. Robinson, of Ochlocknee
candidate for tax receiver, was a vis
itor to Thomasvllle Monday.
.Mr \V. H. Groover, candidate for
representative was among the visi
tors in Thomasvllle yesterday.
Mr. E. C. Elder of Cochran
among the visitors In the city today
S. E. Sanches, of Barwlck
in Thomasvllle today looking
ras I after business matters.
Mr. Josh Groover of Ochlocknee
was among the out-of-town visitors
here yesterday.
CHICAGO BANKS CLOSED
Chicago. June 13.—No other
banks than the four small ones tied
up with the closed LaSalle Street
Trust Savings Bank, are affected,
the bank examiners said today. They
lr. p. W. Leak was among the
prominent citizens of Boston
town today.
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Neel have re
turned after visiting relatives In
Quitman for a short time.
Mr. T. J. Hutchinson, of Pleasant
Grove was among those spondli
t:,e day here.
Mr. O. H. Redfearn of Barwlck
was among the Monday visitors to
rtiomasvllle.
Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Bush of Camil
la were among the visitors spending
torrtav '
few hours In the city yesterday.
Mr. Stammat Sampson has return
ed after attending school at Cull
man, Alabama for the past year.
Miss Mada Mathewson, of Auchu-
la, Fla., Is the attractive guest of
her aunt. Mrs. Claude E. Smith, on
(Vest Jackson 3treet. 1 ■ j
Messrs Martin and Francis Elder
left today to spend a week with
their sister Mrs. E. R. Philips In At
lanta.
iMr. L. W. Baldwin of
spent yesterday In the city on busi
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brandon.
Miss Susie Brandon and Master Al
bert Brandon have returned from
Albany Hampton Springs.
Mrs. M. E. Stanaland and daugh
ter left yesterday for a short visit
, , , h „ . . . . . . ' ,r ' W. H. Summers Sr., of Pavo. | to f r | e nds and relatives In Ochlock-
ordered the Calumet State bank clos- «ns a Monday visitor to Thomas- j npo flnd Cairo
ed today, because Its resources are vllle. j
tied UP with those of tile LaSalle, j
The combined capital of the five!
I>. D.
Miss Moselle Griffin of Asheville,
KAOOCK, OF PAVO, HAS 'N. C., |s visiting her parents Mr. and
by the ftUlure of the LaSalle! THE GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE Mrs. C. R. Griffin at their home In
mal nnswer today to the protest of to d | p|K)Be of ha if a m ||i| on dollars,SAXON AUTOMOBILE FOR THOM- Fletchervllle.
the Mexican mediation delegates. wor th of Southern Traction sccuri- ' N ' BROOKS AND COLQUITT 1
The note said the United States i t | es an d also by the heavy cash ad- ICOUNTTES, AND HILL GLADLY Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lonsherg and
, tlio AI i 11Im, t It .. _ lll.'AIOVSTIHITI.' TO Til,
banks Involved Is skid to have boon
caused
*o every duty
the best of my ability.
regretted the Antilla Incident,
was also explained that that steamer
I believe I have gained experience I „ t ° r . h f!' e vn „ a n p '[also entered a protest against the
ough in my work as Deputy to ", t .«„iJ° u l ! recent charge of Senator Vardanian
. - ’ ’ secured its clearance papers through
tne no , Bn ' a nilsunderstandtng of the Jurlsdic-
Deputy
prompt and
enough In my
promise conscientious,
efficient service.
I am uo politician. I am a can
didate for an office, the dut’es of
which I am familiar with, and I will
attend to them, and appreciate sin
cerely the votes of the people.
Respectfully,
W. A. RE UP.ERG.
couple is one of cordial social ■n-j that thPse who vote d for the repeal
both have numbers were g U nty of treachery to the
tY-resl, as
friends here. * ... . , j Democratic party. lie referred —
Miss Neel, is a Thcmnsvllle K' r " j t he charge that the Carnegie foun-
w no since her debut, In society has, dat|on lln< , ex|)endpd *30,000 to
been the recipient of many charm-. the r blll
Ing attentions and Is-popular with know ." »dd
... - - - Who knows," added the Georgia ----- „ ' .
a wide circle of friends. .Mr Fow- Ig tor . ’’hut what the shipping | n -iconise for Huerta in Washington
lor since coming to Thomasvllle has • tormU hav „ t „ on .noo to de- 1 w f« lP “ rne <‘ today He is keep ng
won the esteem and friendship ot 'f ea t ^hls bill? |ln close touch with the Washington
all those who have had the prlvl-1 V on been offered .Government, nnd also with the med-
lege of knowing him and It Is a oiat- ! nR ,; pd ' Senator Vnrdaman As he' ,at,on Proceedings at Niagara Falls
tion of the Commerce and Treasury
Departments.
Town© Conosul For Huerta.
Washington.’ June 13.—Charles
A. Tonne, of Now York, who Is a
former United States Senator from
Minnesota, has been retained
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
To the Voters of Thomas County:
I hereby announce myself a can- tor congratulation that the young sno |; P bp rosp t 0 b | s fnpt, and start-1lePorts frequently to Huerta.
didate for Representative Thomas uoouiu will make tlielr home hero In
County, subject to the action of the future.
Democratic Primary.
I would appreciate your endorse
ment In the coming primary.
Respectfully,
W. H. GROOVER.
May 25, 1914.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
To the Voters of Thomas County:
After many solicitations on the
part of personal friends from all
sections of the county, and. the un
animous endorsement of the mass
meeting held In Meigs, May 30th
last, I have decided to announce
myself a candidate for the House of
Representatives, subject to the Aug
ust primary, and the rules anu reg
ulations governing the same. I
wish to state that the above en
dorsements were given without my
knowledge or any solicitation on
my part, and for that reason. If no
other, I shall be free from all poli
tical trades and promises or connec
tions with any faction of the Coun
ty politics, and hence. If you should
see fit to elect me, will render hon
est and faithful service to all In
terests concerned. On account of
prerloua agitation of the new coun
ty’question, and the unsettled condi
tion of the same I will state for
yonr Information that I am opposed
to the creation of the new county of
“Hanaell."
In asking your suffrage, I *o so
with the distinct promise and un
derstanding that your Interest will
he looked after to the best of my
ability, and that I will leave nn
stone unturned that will lead to
the better condition of Georgia In
general, and Thomas County In
particular.
Thanking you In advance for any
assistance you may render me, I
remain.
Respectfully Yours,
J. A. BOWER3.
Meigs, Ga., June 2, 1914.
W. ». SPEER
FOR STATE TREASURER.
To the People of Georgia:
I am a candidate to succeed my
self es State Treasurer, subject to
the action of tha Democratic pri
mary.
My eandldacv It based itrlctly
• upon my record and experience In
this office, whlro are well koown to
the people of Georgia, and which I
trust hai been satisfactory, if. In
yonr opinion, the management of
- the State’s finance* under my ad
ministration for the put several
years tu been faithful and efficient.
{ I would gratefully annrectate yonr
endorsement at the polls In the com
ing primary.
Thanking yon for the rapport and 4-16-tf
Always I,cad to Better Health,
Serious sicknesses start In dlsor- j rifting‘his’ arms!
prl toward tha Cteorcla Senator, who j Towne eavs the si^nins of the
wns onlv a few feet away. i protocol is a hopeful sign of a sat-
••Don't vou srv that to me.” said isfartory settlement. He has also
Senator West, shaking hia head apd conferred with President Wilson and
'.Secretary of 3tate Bryan.
Well.” said Senator Vardanian, i Government officials here today
ders of the stomach, liver and kid
neys. The best correcdve and r>re-| stin adva ' nc j™ gi ' wlt i, his arms half I are satisfied that the signing
i ! raised, “vou ur#» makincr an lntlma-ifl*e protocol
! raised, ‘‘you are making an lntlma-|fl*e protocol meaus the elimination
ventlve Is Dr. King's
PuJ^nt T r'on,tW4nn 1 "i vc7 ! tlon that'someborty else "has been !n-jof Huerta.
iT Smllu keep IJter,. „ UPnPpd ” n> . th | a tlme , the two The Constitutionalist represents
Condition Give vou better health Senators were only a few feet apart, tlves are silent on the matter of
by riddtai the system of fermmUtag N«‘ *=enator Ashurst. one of the hlg-lthe protocol. C. A. Douglas, who is
and gassy foods. Effective and
mild. 25c at your druggist. Buck-
len's Arnica Salve for All Hurts, adv
confidence extended me heretofore,
T earnestly solicit your further kind
consideration of my candidacy
the present campaign.
Respectfully.
5-13-tf W. J. SPEER
FOR TAX RECEIVER.
I hereby announce mvself a cau-
dlate for re-election to the office of
Tax Receiver of Thomas County,
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic Primary.
Having had experience In the
work. I feel that 1 am In every way
qualified to properly perform all the
duties of the office.
I wish to express my gratitude for
favors bestowed on me In the past,
nnd thank the voter* of the County
for their support.
If re-elected ! promise to faith
fully and consclontlously discharge
the duties of the office and to extend
the courtesy of the office to oil.
I am, yours to serve,
F. 8. NORTON.
FOR TAX RECEIVER.
To the White Citizens of Thornes
County:
I am a candidate for the office of
Tax Receiver, subject to the action
or the regular Democratic Primary.
I earnestly solicit your Interest and
support, promising. If olected, to per
form the duties of the office in,-an
efficient and business-like niaffin.r,
with courtesy ad a square deal to
every Tax Payor.
I also bring to your attention the
fact that neither the Ochlocknee
District, of which I am i resident,
nor any part of this Northwest sec
tion of the County has ever furnished
a Court House official, end while 1
beltevo that fitness for the office
shall be the main consideration, I
submit that, this being equal, due
regard should be given the various
section* In apportioning tho county
offices.
gest men In the Senate, had step-'the legal representative of General
ped between them. He laid his left
arm across Sviator .Vardaman's
chest, and extended hh right toward
the Georgian, and tried to pacify
them, but they kept talking,
Expected a Real Fight.
In the meantime, members In the
elonk room tried to tumble out
the doors, all at once, and the gal
leries were half filled with people
leaning forward with expectation of
seeing a real fight.
"Senators will please come to or
der.” Bhouted Senator Swanson, pre
siding. "The senators will please
take their seats and the sergeant-at-
arms—." Here he was Interrupted,
but Sergeant-at-Arms Higgins had
heard enough, and he walked out
to where the two senators stood
glaring nt each other across the o
stretched arms of Senator Ashurs*.
and stood ready for the official com
mand to stop whatever might be
started. Mr. West Insisted on ex
plaining.
"I did not say in writing or other
wise—" he started to explain.
“The senators will please take
their seats." urged the presiding
officer, while the gallery and tit: re
publican side of the senate In par
ticular looked as If at a play."
'No, I am not going to sit down,”
continued Mr. West, and Senator
James tried to explain that the Geor
gia Senator was trying to make no
charges. Finally, all resumed their
seats without a blow on eithei’ side.
Both Senators West and Vardaman
explained that they meant no reflec
tion on any one In what they had
said.
Sheriff Singletary returned last
night from Gadsden, Alnbama,
bringing with him, Mr. Moon, who
Js charged with bigamy. Moon was
a former employee of the Southern
Bell |n the city workTng as a line
man. Tho warrant for his arrest
vas sworn out by his wife who -as
formerly Miss Rama Shores. She
claims that he Is married to anoth
er woman also. The case will be
•rled In the next term of the Super
ior Court.
AMERICAN VOLCANO BECOMES
ACTIVE FOR FIFTH TIME.
Redding, California, Jane 13.—
The fifth eruption of Mount Lasson
occurred today, and It was more
violent thany any of the preceding
eruption!. For the Drat time there
was a smell of sulphur In the air.
end aahes fell at Mineral, a small
town located sixteen miles from the
Trusting that my candidacy may I«vl*oratin* to tho Polo rad Sleldjr
meet with frapr at yourhandz. I am. j ftgMSgfflSS
J. C. ROBISON,
f . -• y
.it,rr
A
Ochlocknee, Ga. |adv.
Mm. A’SittoSc! 1 J'or > «du*S?zulSrtSStm. , Sc
J.V.
Carranza. In Washington, conferred
at length with Secretary of State
Bryan today.
NEAR DEATH
BY SMOTHERING
Bat Hatband, With Aid of Car Ad,
Effects Her Deliverance.
ancas to the Lorimer-Gallngher ! DKMOX8TW.VTK TO TH4>S|$ IXTKIt-
Construction Company. jK.NTED, ON rfHORT NOTICE. 12tf
children of Atlanta are spending a
short time In the city
Mrs. 3. Steyerman.
vfth Mr. and
Mr. J. C. Chancey of Blakely
spent a parr of the day In the city
on business.
Master Newell Hamilton, the
bright young son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. X. Hamilton, is spending his
j Mr. E. L. Drew, of Bold Springs, vacation with relative* and friends
J was among the out-of-town visitors * n North Carolina.
.In Thomasvllle Monday.
Mr. H. h. White of Meigs attend
! Mr. Charles X. Balfour of Savan
nah has been the guest for a few
ed to business in Thomasvllle Mon- ^ a >’ q of his parents Mr. and Mrs. R.
day.
G. Balfour.
ITALIAN, ABOARD SHIP, CUTS; ,Mr. W. A. J. Parramore of Cool-
TWKNTY-FIYK BEFORE ||E IHjidge was among those attending to
OVERPOWERED AND UNDER' business in Thomasvllle Monday.
CONTROL.
Mrs. M. H. Collins, of Madison,
Punta Del Gardo, Azores, June 13. Fla., is the guest of relatives In
The many friends of Mr. C. H.
Blllin’8, who has been In the hos
pital for the past month, will be
glad to know that he Is out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carroll re
turned to their home In Pensacola
itabhoT pas'™gcr. 5 '™e he JS L M , essr8 M ’ P ’ Iheri’f wHh Trind M»°C c”ca£
sisDoea -a passengers neiore ne ''» 8 ; Boston were among the out-of-town _ n ,i
PI Q f hlj victims. visitors hero Monday. i r
—An Insane Italian ran amuck i Thomasvllle, for a few day
aboard the Whito Star Liner Cano-1
pis, from Boston, yesterday.
overpowered.
are now In a serious condition.
WOMEN OPEN
THEIR DOORS
j j Miss Mattie Walker and Miss Ma-
[ Only One **BROMO QUININE" V mle Lindsey will leave next Thurs-
| To get the genuine, call for full name, LAXA- day for Perth Amboy, X. *T., where
TivK bromo (juinink. Lookfor signature of they will be the guests for several
R. W. 6ROVI*:. Cures • Cold in One Day. atope - - -
K. w. BKUVR. v.urrs ■ void in unc Day. slops o „„, n Q/ i 0 ]i
cough and headache, and works off cold. 25c. ^6©ks of Mrs. Elmont Bedell.
adv
j '.Mrs. J. B. Mathis returned today
to her home In Quitman after n vis-
! It of a short time to Mr. and Mrs.
! W. 1. Rabun. \
j Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Round and
FEDERATION STARTS INTO lNILl- 1 M, “ , EIsie IlollI > d le a» e tonight for
TICK \NI> RELIGIOUS Sl'R- a v s ‘ l of 8evera * weeka to Cleveland
JECTH WITH ADVENT OF THE
SUFFRAGE CRAZE.
Ohio.
HOW WOMEN
AVOID
Cudahy's Diamond C., liingan'N
_ a . . . . 1 Reliable, and other good Hams. F.R.
Chicago. June 13.—A fight lastln, the W'lmlCMile Dealer.
OPERATIONS
twenty years ended here today, when
the constitutional bar against po'
Col. W. A. Hassell, a leading at- 1
litlcal and religious subjects, in the torney Q f Quitman,* was in the city
General Federation of Womens Monday attending to legal bus!-
By Taking Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable
Compound.
Clubs, wn* broken down.
The Federation has endorsed the
principle of woman’s suffrage.
The resolution was offered by
Mrs. E. S. Denniston, of San Fran
ness In the City Court.
.Mrs. M. B. Wheeler and Miss Bar-
ira Wheeler left today for Pasa
Cleveland, Ohio—“My left side
pained me so for several years that I
expected to have to
c aci, and seconded 'from ail parts Florida, where they will be
of the house. When the question "“'’“a ° f Mrs - «• J 3ale tor scveral
ui me uuuoc. »* ,i|uvo..w.. .
was put. choruses of "ayes," and "eeas,
the scattered negatives were plainly
heard.
Some of the women cried as Mrs
F. B. Harris, fhe Wliolesale l>ealer,
it 124 South llrond Street, Mis
Olory. Hallelujah." w*s taken up
Draper, N. C.—Mrs. Helen Dalton, o<
this place, says: ‘‘1 suffered lor xean.
with pains in my left side, and Would
often aimed! smother to death.
Medicines patched ate up for (while j all parts of the house,
but then 4 would eel worse again. Final- |
ly, my husband decided be wanted me to
try Cbrdul, the woman's tonic, to he
bought me a bottle rad I began using It.
It did me more good th*» au the medi-
does I had taken.
Percy V. Pennybacker declared the «1 his l>u>iness for you un«l wishes
motion had carried. f ’>r a cuMomer. He especially
Tho Illinois delegation started wants the trade of the farmers. Idg
singing “The Battle Hymn of the ‘nd .mail. He will sell you staple
undergo an opera
tion, but the first
bottle I took of
Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Com
pound relieved me of
the pains in my side
and I continued its
use until I became
regular and free
from pains. 1 bail
asked several doc-
Republtc. The refrain of "Glory, mxvrle* »t wholesale prices. Give torl if was anything I could
In me a trial. F. II. Harris, Thom a*- uke to help me ^ th ey aa jd there
.vllle, Ga.
, — help me and they
16-tf waa nothing that they knew of. I am
thankful for such a good medicine and
.Mr. end Mrs. George M. 3mlth are will ai wa y C give it the highest pratae.’’
Will Not Adopt suffrage. . , , r
Chicago. June 13.—There will be . t home after a weeks visit to Whltd. _ jjrs. C. H. Griffith, 7306 Madison
no effort to have the General Fed- fprlngs, Florida,
eratlon of Women’s Clubs adopt Suf- —
' . _ ........ i fraqe as a part of Its propaganda. Get your fish fresh from St. Marks, I
* r£!5„i“;SiiThls statement waa made today by Saturday from Dixon's Auto Truck, j
'Miss Grace Wilbur Trout, who Is one -City Hall,
of the prominent Suffrage campaign
leaders. She said, however, there Miss Bessie KBhlngs, of Dothan,
will he practically no opposition to \l»„ is the vuest of Miss Janie
the Federation’s endorsement of the Tharpe, for a few weeks.
Suffrage principles.
' Mr. W. T. Owens, of Boston, Ga.,
business visitor In Thomas-
try Cardui. and they all ny* they have
. There
been benefited by its use.
has been, and never will be, a medicine
to compare with Cardui. I believe it i*
i good medldno for an womanly trou
ble*” .
For over 50 years, Cardui ha* been re
lieving woman's raftering* and building
weak women up to health tnd (trenglh.
It you (tea woman, give tt«Ulr trial.: How To dive Qulnlno To Children. vl »e Saturday.
mintonolheS?^ bEP y0U * i>P»n4inti.iwiT.<to».iam»t»H»»M.«
Bullion others. B ’ M F,owe " and J ’ D ’
CbUdmuke ttand mmbuftr UkfiSlM Holland of Boston spent the day In
?vsywlsUy wS.wrt to adniu who c.QDot Thomasvllle.
Get a bottle oi Cardui to-day.
\ Ave., Cleveland. Ohio.
Hanover, Pa. —“I suffered from fe
male trouble and the pain* were so bed
*r I at times that I coukl not sit down. The
{ doctor advised a severe operation but
my husband got me Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound and I experienced
greet relief in > short time. Now I feel
like a new person and can do a hard
day’s work and not mind it What joy
and happiness it to to be well once more.
1 am always ready and willing to (peak
a good word for the Compound.”—Hr*.
Ada Wilt, 196 Stock St, Hanover, Pa.
/•itrwftift flftf
•V fcr
TfwrttM and 64*p«fft book. “Ham*
rrttimi-t i?r Wortigti.-in ii*inwr«35*r. H.O lit
/
latt ordinary Quinine. Don not nauseate nor
cause nervousness nor ringing In the head. Try
It the neat time you need QuTnlor
pooe. Ask for T
e you need Quinine for any pt.r-
r 2-ounce original package. The ,
JNE la blown la bottle. 25 ccnta.
Mr. Willie D»le, or Savannah,
«*>endln$ some time In Tbomu-
vllle.
If there are any complications you
do sot understand write to Lydta E.
IVlnkbam Medicine Co. (eonMeattaM |
fiynn.Xats. Tour letter wW be opened,
feed (id answered by ■ woman and
f
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