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Much Building Going On. Now
School House Is Discussed.
5 Building.
Rn Mia's proclamation read like
wyer. As .tbs Montgomery Advertiser
ye Rcssio fell on her knees and tlien
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saporsede up-
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healing liniment for cut*. t
b^rns. For sale by J. W. T
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Cairo, Ga-, Feb. 24.—Your cor-
respondent has been boused in
for a few days, hence the scarcity
of news.
We hare , boeu having rainy
weather for several days and the
farmers who have not. been tak.
ing ‘‘time by the' fore Took” will
doubtless feel tliis loss of time
vory sensibly.
uuiiu wave. uuMiAu, Some fanners are expecting a
If you have Rydah* Axirta the Uigh price for cotton-next- rail
mid will plant accordingly. To
keep,up the price of cotton,, Keep
the acreage law. Farmers over
the.southern states should bear
tins in triihd
honso when a cold wavo 1* coming, yon
need, not fear attack* of Bronchifls.
Pnonmoida, Cough, Odds, etc. llydalcs
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Barwick. Ga. Ajb. 24, 1904—
The farmers around Barwick have
been quite busy for the last week
hauling guano.
Mr. Frank Sewell who lives
near Favb is visiting friends in
Barwick. lie has just .recovered
from a severe attack of fever
Frank lived at Barwick last year
and While here madejinany friends
who are glad to see him able to
stir out again.
Mrs. if. H. Redfearn went to
Dixie Saturday to visit her daugh
ter, \Mra. R. I. Stipe and re
turned Monday.
Elixir token when attack begins, novor
fails to oljeok the wogres* of _ the di*
It is equally successful in ohroni
cava of throat and lung disease. J. W
Peacock. •, . ..
Miss Lawson Vann, who
teaching school "at Gr-ell attended
church here Sunday.
The price of syrup is olf, from
wlmt it was. Why? ’/Became the
Thomasville also has a card club. It Thurket is overstocked with syrup
is said that when ladies play cards they
forget to discuss their neighbors. Then
1st the ladies play.—Waycro^ Herald
LOSTHW<pllr
When a man haslokt his grip, on the
affaire of life, feels inoapkble of perform,
ing the ordinary duties that business
requires. Body ^languid^ brain dull.
nxnafiy will, two always will restore
mnmdeomir
.tlon of body and mind, and
fit a man for the datlee and pleasures
of life again. Rydafes Liver Tablets are
easy to take; pleasant in effect, satisfac
tory in results, economical, 50 chocolate
coated tablets in a convenient box, 26o.
J. W. Peacock.
Its a trifle against newspaper ethics
to say tills before March first—bnt jest
to get ahead of oar exchanges we will
remark that spring seems to have spruug
doufti hero.
UjLki>.
K1U
t Shull
There Is not anhuihe or paui time cun
bereaohod externally that cannot be
••Killed” imn few minutes by The use of
Elliott's Emulsified Oil Liulmeht. Rnb
it on the affected part and the pain will
Full 1
cents
soon disappear. Full 1-2 pint bottle, 2!)
J.WTPeaoock. *
will ^1)0
1 calamity
back from
say* he i* a
1 than ever.
Tendency pi the Tim a.
The tendency ' of moil leal science Is
towafil preventive measures. The best
thought of the world is being 'given to
the lubjeet.. It Is eiyiler snd better to
prevent than to care. It lias been folly
demonstrated that pneumonia, one of
thevuost dangerous diseases that modi
cnl men have to contend with, ean bo
prevented by tho rue of Chamberlain's
Cough ^Remedy. Pneumonia always re.
suits from a cold or from an attack of
influenza (grip),'and it has been observ
ed that this remedy counteracts any
tendoucy of'those diseases toward pneu*
mania. This has been fully proven iu
many thousands of oases In which this
remedy has been used duriug the great
prevalence of colds and grip in reetUt
. eon, and can be relied upon with tin-
plicit confidence. Pnonmouia often re
time sinoo the
la day with-
1 list.
I tliatit ls a groat
) take tilings aa they come
> with them as they go.
salts from a alight cold wlion no dungor
is apprehended until it is suddenly dis
covered that (here is fever and ditlicnl-
ty in breuthiug and puius in tile chest,
then it Is announced that tho patieut
liss pneumonia. Be on tlio safe side and
take Qhnmlnrlain'a (lough Remedy as
■ nil ss tho cold is contracted. It always
cures. For sale by J. W. Peacock.
.,— ,-4 that had a biipf
r daring tho day’s of niuoty
dress parade
1 Journal asks, "Will Cu-
e Union?” Ho 1ms boeu
> long, that huispret-
. not to.
« of coal
who have been kicking at
all wlutor will soon bo-
about tho Bine of the
GROWING GEORGIA.
New industrial organisations iluriug
the past week were: - N
Willow—Tannio acid jilnut.
Xlaxevs—Oill mill.
Vidulia—Waterworks: electric light
plant, telephouc system.
Orlflln—Cotton mill.
Atlanta—*130,000 Ice and cold storage
plant.
Covington—*99,000 power plant,
Albany—*20.000 plant for liuinufiie-
turo of 1«n0 products.
ary Is steaming at 40
rqp Balt river-to join the
whioh 5 is droumuavigat-
ltnad waters.
■aid that whisky can bo
Wc’lrave .'boon told
is a resemblance between
I gun-cotton. • ■
iToxio, Japan is thirteen
than Thomasville time,
also are finding it hard to
iJapa.
Mrs. A. Bennett is confined to
her homo by illness.
HONORED AT HOME.
Rev. Parkor Holmes, Pastor of the 1st
M. H. Uhureh South, Hickory, N. 0.,
says; "I have used Rydalea Stomach
Tableta for indigestion and regard them
aa a perfect remedy for this disease. I
take pleasure n recommending them
to all sufferers, irsm indigestion. Use
Kydales Stomach Tablets for your
stomach trouble and yon will join Dr.
Mr. Frank Brown has just com
pleted his Dew residence on South
Broad St , and has moved into it.
Recollect (those who want to move
to Cairo)-that friend Frank like#
tho moving business, and if- you
want his house, just try him for a
trade. He believes in building
up Cairo.
Mr. L. B. Powell has moved, hie
large barn betweeu his house and
W- H. Searcy’s, across' the road
into his pasture. This has very
much improved the looks of things
in that neighborhood, besides add
ing iftuch to security against fire.
Hois also improving his resi
dence. • ' * .
. “Uncle” Rube Pylos has given
tho contract for two five-room
houses in N. VV. part of Cfoiro.
These will be for rent.
Mrs. Sanders has bought, the
lot 011 the corner from- where she
s now living and will build spoil.
Dr. Arline has bought the lot
south of and adjoining that.-.
Thu'new school building is the
uext-publio euterprise'on font.
The school has out grown its pres
ent quarters, and a new house, or
the old one enlarged, is a necussi-
Wo can’t see the economy in
udding to an old building that is
so miBntisfactory in arrangemeut.
t uU'eomo together on having a
new building. How shall- ,wo
Misi) the ljioney? By boljdq, or
private subscription? * Wo prefer
the former. If it is done by the
latter plan there are some who
will derive benefit from n good
school »ho, perhaps, will pay
very little; hut if by bonds, all
will share thi burden in propor
tion to the amount of property
aiid will lie henefitled accordingly.
’Again, tho burden Will he distrib
uted ov«r a number of years and
'coming generations, who will
reap the most benefit, will have
some stock in the building.
Again, a better building and
one better equipped, and one thnt
will accomodate a school.of much
larger proportions tlmn„tlioso we
havo at present, can he built. Let
us build for future generations.
Wo are serpy that wo did not
hear Prof. C. B. New ton lecture
on Monday night, lie instill to
be to California what Boh Taylor
lo Tennessee. Those who—wore
so fortunate as to hdar him art
loud in their praises of him us an
entertainer. ' ■*-'
|- Mrb. Dr. Crozior and son, of
Cedar Springs, are over to see her
•daughter, Miss Nanuie, who has
been quite sick of the grippe the
past week.
Prof. Ohas. Irene will lecture at
Barwick next Monday njglit the
29th inst. Everybody is invited
to attend. Especially those who
are behind with their laughing.
It will be a good time to catch up
Messrs. R. C. Redfearn and W.
R Moore made a flying trip to
Moultrie last Saturday.
Rev. A. J. Taylor fillod bis ap
pointment here Saturday ' and
Sunday, aud, "although the weath
er was very unfavorable Sunday,
a good many bearers were present
Misses Lucy and Carabel
Wilkes, visited^ friends in Quit-
mail last week.
Mr. J. W. Chapman has'moved
into Mr. M. E.: Pope’s new resi
dence on Cedar St.
Prof. L. E. Built in aud Rov. }.
M. Shepherd, of Pavo, were 'hew
today.
We learned this morning of a
shooting affair which took place
bear Barwick and resulted in
Humphreys Sneed (colored) re
ceived part of* load of huek shot
in the back from a gun iu the hands
of-Henry Moore (colored). Sneed
was cot seriously tho), hut it was
a narrow escape.
The shootiDg was about a dog
and Moore came to Sneed’s h mse
and called hin^r to the door and
shot him. ,
IsMis
from
Instead. use Cottolehe, ths purest and most
main cause. Foi^your own protection you should divorce yoursi
palatable shortening possible to produce. Cottolene is mads from refined
vegetable oil and choice beef suet, i* full of richness, yet freedkom dye-
1 never sold in bulk. It comes in sealed white pails, with
red label and band, in ths center of the label is our trade mark—a ateer’S
head in cotton plant wreath. Cottolene Is not exposed to all the odors
because it usually cornea in bulk. The quality
^ _ , ws stand behind it You take no chances in
Forestall dyspepsia by the use of Cottolene. Any good grocer win
supply you. One trial wifi make you wonder why you stuck to hog lard
UBS 54 LESS. Cottolene being richer than either lard or cooking
butter, one-third less b required.
from «M country's noted cooks.
Hals 00b be THE II. K. FlIRBJLKK COMPANY, Dept. 628 ChJcass
ThofriasvMs,
---SELLS—
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SATISFACTION.
It Is always a soureo of satisfaction to
know of a remedy that can always bo
rellod on iu emergencies aud when ac
cidents occur, such a remedy is Elliott's
Emulsified Oil Liniment. It is the most
serviceable Accident and Emergency
Liniment ever produced, and is just as
satisfactory in all ensea where a Lini
ment is renuired. J. W Peacock.
Holmes in this strong endorsement.
These tablets will digest tho food your
weak stomach cannot, and tlmi nourish
1 of Georgia peach-
away every day at the
I the St. Louis Fair,
immigration if
tlon, from whioh all dyspeptics
and which causes the lost in flesh and
strength < all dyspeptics experience.
These tablets relieve all disagreeable
symptoms at once. They will in
your strength aud flesh, almost
the first days use and will soon -restore
you to perfect health. J. W. Peacock
CASTORIA
Far Infants and Children.
Tlx Kind You Han Always Bought
The Amount we Eat.
We live not by the quantity wo eat,
wliat the system
nor tlio variety, but
can utilize. No matter how good or
plentiful your iood is. It starves tho
system unless year digestion is good.
So make certetu that yonr food is prop
erty digested by takinga dose of Green's
August Flower before or after meals It
will not only aid digestion, it will stir
tho liver to regulate habits, sweeten
the stomach aud prevent constipation.
Trial bottle 23c. Big bottle, 75o.
1Price On
S.H
1 Company.
Major B. F. Havens is
from Bainbndge.
here
WONDERFUL NERVE.
joints. Bnt there’s no need for it.
Buckieu’s
Arnica Balve will kill the
ahd cure the trouble. It’s the heal
Salve 00 earth for Piles, too. 25c, at J.
W. Peacock Druggist.
Miss Lucile Ansley. visited Val
dosta and'returned Thursthiy. I
Announcements.
For Sheriff.
I hereby nnnouuce myself as a candi
date for ro-olection to tho cilice of sher
iff of Thomas oounty, sneject to -the
action of the' Democratic primary. If
re-elootod I will continue, to give tlio
office my personal attention und,WlU
disclutrge its duties to the best of u*r
ability.
T. i. flight.
Gdt Prices from
him before
—YOU BUY.—
T. J. &, H. Megahee,
For Shorlff.
I h«aoby niinouttco myself as a camll-
ilate for Sheriff of Thomas county, sub
ject to the uction of tho Domoerutic pri
mary, and solicit the supporfc v of the vo-
tera of tho conufy. If oloctod I will
give my personal and undivided aftou*
tion to tlie duties of tho office aud will
discharge tliose. duties to the beat of my
ability. J. J. Gone, tf
For Representative.
I hereby announce myself ss a can
didate for representative subject to the'
action of the Democratic primary.' If
re-elected I pledge myself to a faithfol
pcrformop.ce of all the duties of the ofit*
|. My past record iu the office is open
to inspeetion and relying upon -this I
submit my claims to tlie voters of the
county and solicit their support.
John B. Singletary
Nothing has ever equalled it
Nothing can, ever surpass it
Dr.King’s
New Discovery
mNtlM
A Perfect For All Throkt and
Cure: Lung Troubles.
Meaty back If It fails. Trial leftist Wes.
DEALERS IN
General Merchandise,Groceries and Provisions,
COOL1DQE, QA.
-SPECIAL!-
TO OUH FRIENDS*. Wo arc enlarging onr In.
monov. We will soon have iu a stock of tTio eelebmted “Stn*-” braurl^^hoes 1
Whim iu need of the best shoe your money van buy. come to
Groceries, Notions and
dealings will be
Wo w ill buy your Country Produce And sell
Shoes at a price that will make you, our customer, and nil
pleasant, we assure yon. v '*
DO NOT FORGET US !
Satisfactory
rvlce la tha kind people want '"When one receive!
the wortn of hit money he la satisfied and comes again.
Our Work
Must plesae our customsre. We keep none bnt ekllled
men who "know now."
Carriages, Buggies and Wagons
Repaired, Painted and Trimmed.
HORSB-shOBlNQ AND QENERAL BLACKSMITHINQ.
A. W. PALIN',
114-151 SOUTH BROAD,
Opposite Fluey.
THOMASVILLE^ OA.
Wood* Hotel.