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i children; it : nature to lor# and want them ea'rnuch *o aa it la to lore the beautiful and the expectant mother rau«t i, pain, suffering and danger, with apprehenaion and horror, r lot the reproduction of life to be either painful j. The uae of Mother'# Friend «e prepare# the system for ’ event that it ia safely pasted without any danger. Tbit aua^d t suffering. lfifoTOfttlMI Friend • . V L. Anatiti of Moultrio one eying party to locate nimi* of the Georgia i Railroad which ia toon Boston, was here last ’ing out the route, W.S. Brown of Thomas- rat here last week visiting uts Mr. and Mrs. W J at their home in North , N. Anderson and two after a stay of somo a with her father, H. C. Jor- i left last Friday a. m. to re i her bnaband ah Dothan Ala. i . 0 Ivey who waa called to . lost week on business rotnfii- at Saturday. i Ona Neel who is teaching tool in theiCairo district, spent “-uday in Boston with her , and Mrs. J. C. Neel p Aileen Wade who is at' ^Stanleys Business College aville was here last Bun t the guest of her mother, Mrs. ggia L Wade. i W. J. Clements a promi fc attorney of Irwinville Oa I'here last Saturday transact ing busiuess. >1. M. Henderson of OoillaGa s a visitor to our city last Sat- led of fonryonng lidents of Thomasville. emselves very conspioious afteruoon by driving our streets at a very rap- hatless aud coats turnod ug aide out. Such behavior ordinary day would be re- aible, but being the Sab- was nothing leas than Je. Had our good marshal absent from the oity. town’s exchequer would have i enriched if nothing mon- bad not happened. W. B. Parish who owns the old O.P. Bennett store on Mein street is ha ving it converted into a resi- : donee, Arohiteot Popster has the oontraot for the work. M. K, Tison editor of the Bos ton Times, who waa called4o Lees burg on business returned home last Saturday. . v. It la reported that Boston will ' lose two of her charming widows in the near future. If mauy more that the most fastidious could Zeigler visited the ospital of the oouncy this week to look after some business interest. Mr Moses Kingsley of Brook, oonnty was a visitor to . Boston this week aud while here-was guest of his sou S. J. Kingsley. Mr. John Nix one of Dixfe business men was here'last Wed nesday . B. F. McIntosh of Moqltrie vis ited friends and ' relatives faefe Saturday. J. W, Nimmo the jeweler ol our city is making some sdditious to bis residence oa east Adams street. GEORGIA, Thomas County • To The Honorable The Superior Court Of Bald County.: Thu petition of B. M. Comfort and R. H. Blood, both of said state and conn ty, and J. J. Logan, of Dural county, State of Florida, respectfully shows. First. That thsy desire tor them, selves, associates,sUcoessonandassigns, to become incorporate undor the name and atyle of theBostmrOU and Ginning Company. Second The term for which pelt Honors ask to be Incorporated is twenty years, with the privilege of renowal at the end of that tune. Third. The Capital Stock of the cor. poratlon is to be kSS.OO-J.OO, divided into •huesof 1100.00each; petitiorers,how ever, asking the privilege of increasing said Capital Stock from time to time at they may detiro, not exceeding in the aggregate $280,000.00. Fourth. of her beautiful widows aro on tangled in Ouplda net, this scribe will have to hunt other fields. ■ • Mr. W. Z. Brantley who has been quite aiek at his home 'North Boston is, we are glad to barn, convalescing The Boston Gae Co. are gradu ally extending their business and quite a number of our business g,. bourep and residences are bcir., ta” supplied with gas. We are in f-t r ■ vorof '.uytbing in the way of light that will down Rookoft-lh-i even if wo have to resort to light wood knot! aud tallow candles, Mrs Lula B. McQueen aud her mater Miss Maggie Burney, left *iast Thursday tor Atlauta, whith er they go to buy their apriug and anmnior Millinery, bats eto Their will be unlimited as they pro- i to select nothing but the latest aud nobbiest goods. aud Mra. J. D. McCollum ined a few of their friends »y eveuiug at their hos- e on east Jefferson needless to say that recherche affair for the host and hostess entertainment wss •- stay home That of mid Capital Stock of *28,000.00, more than 10 per cent liar already been actually paid in. Fifth. The object of the proposed corporation is pecuniary profit and gain to Its stockholder!!. Petitioners propose to carry on the basil.ers of baying, leas ing, building anil toperat ng Cotton So, A OU Mills, ginning cotton, aud dealing in cotton seed, cotton seed-meal, halls, and fertilisers, and all prodnots usually pfoduced by cotton gin# and cotton-seed oil mills; and toaet at gondral or special or companies artloloorolsss aforesaid, or" usually or ooaveniently connected therewith; and to make con tracts, and act as snob agents and to ex- erotsetho usual powers and to do all nsnal and necessary acts which pertain to or may be connected with the bud. ifoitnid, xth. Petitioners desire the right to buy, sell and hold real estate, to borrow money thereon or inch other oollaUral to exc. , »f writ ing to evidence the same or to secure ' same, and to have alt the general powers of corporations aa provided in be Code of the State of Georgia. Seventh. They desire that the per sonal liabilities nf the stockholders of said corporation shill be limited to an- mid stock subacriDtions. Eighth. The principal offioe of said proposed corporation will be in the oity of Boston, said state and oonnty; peti tioners, however, ask the right to estab lish branch offices and plaoesof business at sachpointi, either in or on* of the state of Georgia, as they may desire. Wherefore,petitioner* pray to be made a body corporate nnder the name and style aforesaid, entitled to the right privileges and immunities and sal -> the iiablUttos fixed by taw. Tliix February eighteen, 1904. B. M. Comfort, R. H. Blood. ' J. J. Logan W. O. Snodgrass, Petitioners. Petitioners Attorney. GEORGIA—Thomas County:— I hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and comet copy of original petition now on file in my offioe. Fob. 24, ISOt. J. W. Grover 2-26-4 Clerk. - Road Citation. A petition having been filed hr Im J. Simms, Rcdfearn, and others and pub lished praying for tho establishment of a publlo road nnd said petition having b--u referred to Road Commissioners of I'avo district and tiler haVtng reported favorably on Mine, notice ia hereby given dint the commissioners of Roads end Revenue for Thomas county will pass upon said petition at their regular meet ing in April, 1204. E. M Smith,: 2-26-4 Chairman. Road Citation. A petition having been filed by W. P. White, C. K. Sauer and others of the Meigs district asking for the establish ment -f a public road from J. M. Pil- chefs place intersecting the Cairo and M< igs roau neat J. W. Hall's, said peti tion diaving beea acted upon favorably by Road Commissioners of Meigs dis- tnci, notice it hereby given that the Commissioners of Roads nnd Revenue of Thomas county will pass upon said petition at the next regular meeting in April 1904. % E.M. Smith. :-jfi-4 Chairman. GEORGIA-! Under and by virtue of an order grant edby the Hon. Ordinary of said i,'ounty on the first Monday in January, 1204, will be sold before the Court house door in the County of Thomas, between the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday In - February, i«M, the scribed property to wit: „ mill privileges on 80 acres of land lying in'tbe northern portion of lot of land number 201 in the 13th district of Thomas County,'Georgia. Sai’ eriy being sold as the property c Pearce, deceased.* Term of sale cash. Mrs.'S. A. Pearce, ■- 'Administratrix estate J. W. Pearce deceased. 9-1 GEORGIA—Thomas Oonnty. To all whom it may concern: . M. A. Fleetwood, county administra tor, having made application to me in doe form to he appointed permanent administrator upon the estate of VAR. Moore, late of said county, notice to hereby given that said application will be heard at the regular term of the court of Ordioary for said oonnty, to be held on tho first Monday in March, 1904. Witness my hand and official signa ture, this 1st day of February, 1904. Wm. M. Jones, Ordinary. Citation. GEORGIA—Thomas County. To all whom it may conoern: Varne- doe M, Heetb baying, in proper form, applied to me for letteis of administra tion de bonis non on the estate oi Mrs. L. Jr Heetb, late of said county, this to to cite ail and singular the creditors and next of kin of Mrs. L. J. Heeth to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, and chow cauie, if any they can, why administration de bonis non should not be granted to Varnedoe M. Heeth on Mra. L. J. Heeth's estate. Witness mv hand and official signa ture, this 28th day of January, 1904. 1.30-4 Wm. M. JONES. Ordinary. Citation. GEORGIA—Thomas Oonnty. To all whom it may concern: Var nedoe M. Heeth having, in proper form applied to me for permanent letters of administration on the estate of N. B.M. Heeth, late of said county, this to to cite all and siugnlar the creditors and next of kin, to be and appear at my office within the time allowed, by law, and shew cause, if anythoy oan, why per manent administration should not be n ted to Varnedoe M. Heetli on N. [. Heeth’s estate. Witness my hand and official signa- ton, this 28th ‘ 1-10-4 1 day of January. 1904. Wm. M. Jones, Ordinary. / Road Citation. ^petition for the establishment of a public road filed with the Commission ers by J. if. Allegood, T. A. Dekle and others running from W. W. Deklet to John Folsoms, said petition hailing been inblished and acted npon favorably by Rond Commissioners of that district the Commissioners of Rinds and Rev enue will pass upon said petition at tbeir 2-26-4 E'l Cli airman. Citation. GEORGIA—Thomas County. M. A. Connell having made applica tion for twelve month's support oat of the estate of W. T. Connell; and ap praisers dnly appointed to set apart the note, having fifed their return All per sons concerned aro hereby required to ■how cause before the oottrt of Ordinary of said oonnty oathe first Monday in March 1801. why said application should not be granted. This Jan. 14th 1904. 1-30-4 * Wm. M. Jones, Ordinary. Petition for Discharge GEORGIA—Thomas County: M. A. Fleetwood! administrator upon the estate or Leon Sauto, late of said county, deceased, having filed bis pe tition for discharge, this is to cite all persons ooncerncd to show cause against the granting oi this discharge, at the regular term of the court of Ordinary for said county to be held 011 the first Mon day in April tool. WntTM. JONES, Ordinary. 2-2641 Petition tor Discharge, GEORGIA—Thomas County. Vt. A. Fleetwood, administrator upon he estate of George W. L-hrey, late of said coanty. deceased, having filed his petition for discharge, this to cite ail persons concerned to show cause against the granting of this discharge, at the regular term of tbe court ol Ordinary (or said county to be held on tbe first Monday in April 1904. Wm. M.JONES, Ordinary. - 2 26 4t GEOBOIA—Thomas County. By virtue of an order of theoonrt of Ordinary of said county, will be sold at Dublio outcry on tlie first Tuesday in March, 1904, at the court hotue in Thomasville, said county, between the legal hours of sale, tho following real estate >.o-wit: Part of lot of land nnm- borSDO, in thn 03U1 district of said oonnty, containing thirty-eight (881 acres of land, more or less, and lot oi blaokamithkftools. Terms cash. M. A. Fleetwood, 6-4 • Aiiinr i cier Lacy GEORGIA—Thomas County. To all whom it niayccuccm: M. A. Fleetwood, Ipiving made appli cation to me in duo form to bo appoint ed guardian of the person and property of Jennie Dnnlnp. notice is hereby given that said application will he hoard at tbe regular term of the ccnrt of Ordina- 3 of eald county, to he held on the lat outlay In March, 1961. Witness my hand and official signa ture this tile 1st day of Feb.. 1964. Wm. M. Jones, Ordinary. UEORGLV—Thomas Oonnty Ordinary!* Court, Feb. 1st, 1904 Mr*. N. A. Dixon having made appli cation for twelve month's support out of the eetate of J. B. Dixon end apprais ers duly appointed to her apart the sama having filed their returns. All persona concerned are hereby required to show 2 use before tlie court of Ordinary of id county, on the first Monday in March, 1961, why said applicate n should not be granted. Thisl’.b. 1, l. c'} Wm. M. Jones, Ordit ary. M4 Monday, March 7th. Ear^y enough to buy your Easter Dre3s or Suit, and you 11 lose noti ing by waiting, for WE CUT THE PRICE On everything possible. Still have some of THE KELLY STOCK At wholesale prices to individuals. A. F. Churchwel! & Co., Starke]jCorner, Thomasville,