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I riMES-ENTERPRISE, THOMASVILEE, GEORGIA, MARQH 25, 1C01. A GEORGIA JUDGE WAS ALARMINGLY AFFLICTED WITH CATARRH OF THE LUNGS, CURED BY PE-RU-NA. JUDGE DURHAM, OF GREEKSBORO, GEORGIA. Catarrh of the Lungs the First Stage of Consumption. So All Medical Authorities Agree. Judge Durham, a well-known local Judge of Greensboro, Ga., had an expe rience with l’oruna well worth reciting. A report had become current among the' Judge's Iricnda that he wa* threatened with consumption. It waa (eared for a time that Georgia waa to loae one of ita moat prominent and Influential citizens. It waa also reported that the judge had failed to get any relief from any of the medical aid at hla command, that he had made uao of the now world famous remedy, Pernna, and made a prompt re covery. Tho affair cretted quite a sensa tion in medical circles especially, and the many friends of-Judgo Durham were notonly exceedingly gratified at hiaye- oovery, but were enthualaatia in their iad brought prtites of the remedy that hi him relief. cured by Poruna, Thousands more are ratal end of one of these Tho following written statement from the Judgo himself sot forth the facts i Greensboro, (7a., March 3,1900, “Some time ago 1 contracted a severe cold which settled on my lungs and In my bead. 1 tried mttny remedies, all ot which gave me no relief, 1 con cluded that my case was catarrh of the head and lungs, and seeing Parana so highly recommended l began using It, experiencing the very beat resulta from the first bottle, , A reward of $10,000 has been deposited In the Market Exchange Bank, Colum bus, Ohio, as a guarantee that the above testimonial is genuine ; that we hold in our possession authentic letters certifying to the same. Every one ot our tes timonials are genuine and in the words of the one whose name is appended. "I continued using Peruna for a short while, and have never felt the least symptoms ot catarrh since. Pe- runa la certainly a good medicine, and deservea the highest praise which la given It by the generalpublic. Judge Durham has been Secretary and Treasurer of the city of Greensboro, Ga., for the past throo years, and has been a local judge for ten years. . Dread Consumption, There are three roads whloh lead from health to consumption. 1 Over one of these roads pass all of that great multi tude of people who die every year of consumption, Bach route begins with health and happines^ and ends with dis ease and death. First roadi a slight cold—neglected— settles in the head or throat—chronic catarrh—extends to thelunga—consump tion—death. Second road: a slight cold—neglected cough—settles in the lungs—cough grad ually growing worse—consumption— death. Third road: a odd—neglected—settles In thojthroat—hoarseness—short breath —consumption—death. Thousands have just started on one ot these roads, all of whom could be easily half way to the roads who are still curable by a course of treatment by. Parana. Yet other thousands are near the end whose last days could be made bearablo and hope ot recovery more probable by log Peruna without delay. If It Is GROCERIES You Need, WE HAVE THEM. We guarantee our goods to 'be fresh and of the highest quality. Our salesmen ■ are evet ready to serve you, .whether your order be small ox large. If you are not already our customer, try us. C.IDIM 108 E. Jackson St. Nothing ha* ever equalled it -Nothing can ever surpass it Dr. King’s New Discovery r "C0gf ra ”«.xs. A Perfect For A1J Throat and Cure: Lung Troubles. Monsy back If It falls. Trial BotUss frss. SCHLEY COTTON SEED. I have a few more bushels of Col. s famous Schley Cotton Seed aU plant, and offer them for Guarantw'd to lie well selected sound. Address F. J. Winn, Thomasville, Ga. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. Notice is hereby given to all creditors Of the estate of William Moore, late at •aid county, deoeased, to tender in an account of their demands to me within the time prescribed by lew properly made out. AU persons indebted to said deceased are hereby requested to make . immediate payment to thennderrigned, If. A. Fleetwood. Administrator of Wm. Moore. 3-4 «t. SHOES SHOES SHOES t -~I/£0£.YES, WE MEAN SHOESr0#E/x~- AND "Star Brand Shoes are Better” Our stock of the famous “Star Brand" Shoes we were telling you about last week is now coming in. We want you to come and see them. We will guarantee every pair to be as represented. Dp-not forget this. T. J. & H. Megahee, COOLIDQE, GA. Shoes! Shoes! • Shoes! TOdNEAR HOME Thomasville People; Can iSce That Frsul Could not be Attempted. Residents of Albany which is near enough to Thomasville so that any -it tempt to dcoeivi would be futile, de —■ ,1.nma'e Ifidnev Pillc rnvi clare that Doan's Kidney Pills cure kidney diseases and backache and they stand bv what they say. It is easy tor any Thomasville sufferer to verify this proof. Mrs. Annie Woodall, of 157 {Broad street. Albany, Ga., says: ‘I nave de rived a great benefit from the use of Doan's Kidney Pills. My back was causing me almost continual misery. The pain was right across the small of it—a heavy, dull, bearing-down pain, and a weakness. I used many different medicines, without apparent resuit,. and ' ' ’ ' but the also tried liniments, 1 pain still remained. 1 saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised and got a box o and gave them a thorough trial. I am very much pleas ed with tbe results. Tde pain has left me and I feel very much better in every was. You are welcome to use my name as a reference." Emphatic endorsement can be bad right here in Thomasvilte. prop in to R. Thomas Jr's, drug store and ask what his customers report. For sale by all dealers. Foster-Mil- burn Co,. Buffalo, N. Y.i sole agents for the United States. \ Remember the name—Doan s—and take no ether. Dr. A. P. Taylor is at homo after a trip to Savannah where he Was called by the lUnern of bit son. He reports tbe young man much improved. Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured, Our Meigs Department. By L s. Pastor White of the Baptist congrega tion here, as usual preached two very instructive sermons last Sabbath. He doesn’t object to people going to a de cent show, but he thinks they onght to go to ehnroh also, and exhibit the same amount of Interest, Some of those who sometimes get a lR'tle restless when the sermon is long, felt somewhat uncom fortable for a while. I think there is some difference in listening to a minis ter and u showman. More nervous en ergy is expended at church in an hour than is required in three days at a one horse show. Mr. J. H. Davis a former Meigs boy now railroad agent at Flint, accom panied by bis wife, was here ou a visit a few days since. Bam Sutton, late of Thomasville, came np for a short stay a few days since. ~ ■JAt the' conference of the Buptist church last Saturday. Mr. siid Mrs. J. D. Robinson were received into the ohuroh by letter, and Mr. Sam Miller made application for membership. Miss Eva Tindall of Thomasville was here Sunday. Cane grindings seem to have been resurrected. A fall grown pqe jwas the order near here last .week. Many farmers have finished planting corn and are planting Cotton. The open spring has pnt them ahead of their work and they think they can lay by the crops before the grass comes np. * Searcy. Nearly allot onr. townsfolk are cat. ting new garden "aaas.” Dr. T. M. [Molntosh came np from from, 1 Thomasville Tuesday on profes sional business. It is whispered that the children of a certain school are planning to play their nsual prank on Apr. 1. Bat I promised not to tell. Mrs. Orawford after Bpending several days with relatives here, has returned to her home in Good Water Alabama. If you Intend to buy a pretty hat tltlaseaaon, examine my stock of latest shapes and prettiest effects MISS Susie Singletary. ' MEMORIAL SERVICE. Masons Honor. Memory W. J. Han cock af Berwick. ROB I am requested to state that there will be an allday singing at the Bap tist church on Easter day. That will give everybody a .chance to show his new clothes. Mrs. J. 0. Lowe of Box Springs, Tal bot eonnty, is visiting' her daughter, Mrs. T. R, Garter of this place, There are noro'Tom Garters in this place than In any other of-its rise. We have T. W. Garter, Thomas W. Garter, Little Tom Garter, Stove Tom, Store Tom, Cyclone Tom, and Plain Tom. The one lately appointed by the oounty commissioners as district commissioner is Thomas W. Garter, Instead of T. W, Garter, as statod. Our town is soon to pnt on n new ap pearance in the improvements of the streets: Main 'street will be wider. Marshal Chapman lias al rep dy,] com menced tho work of moving some build- lags lu order to widen the ^street. Tim Masonio memorial service lield hero in the Baptist elioroh last Saturday in memory of Mr.’W. J. Hunoock who died in February was largely] attended. Rev. J. M. Rnshin of Boston' was to preaoh tjie memorial [sermon, bat, on aoconnt of sickness in his family, he was unable to get here. Dinner [was provided on the gronnd. Revs. E. 0. Redfoaru aud J. M. Shophordjconduct- ed the morning services. The latter preopiied the memorial sermon in an able and interesting manner. The af ternoon servioe was taken np by songs and short talks frorli'different members of MoDonald lodge of which Mr. Han cock was a member.’ ' Mr. R. of Thomasville was in Borwiok Tuesday. Mr Berry O. Johnson of Patten was here Monday. Berry is a pleasant vis itor as he seems to enjoy Ufo. Mr. H. W. Massey lias lint on a new face reoently. He says it is a girl and the best looking girl in town. Misses Lena and Annie McCann en tertained a number of their friends st a sooial last Friday evening. Those pres ent were delightfully entertained. Mr. T. J. Barrett left Tuesdayjto ao- ciept a position as sawyer for the Monl- trie Lumber Go. A Remedy That No One Is Afraid To Take. Dr. Thacher’* Liver and Blood Syrup . haa been used In thousands of homes for fifty-two years with perfect confidence and the most remarkable resulta. «' The great success of this remedy is duo to the fact that ita formula (which cdu- sists *bf Buchu, Hydrangea, Mandrake, Yellpw Dock, Dandelion, Sarsaparilla, Gentian, Senna and Iodide of Potassium) haa been freely published. Doctors and Druggists everywhere do hot hesitate to recommend a preparation lid which they know contains the best*, known remedies for correcting all irreg ularities of the Liver, Kidneya or Blood, and the diseases caused by the failure of these functions to perform their proper work. ' Thousands of sick ones to whom life has been a burden have written grateful letters that others might profit by their experience. \ ' Blooming G*ov*,Tkx . Nov. 18.1902. < I*wm suffering terribly with indigestion and kidney trouble 4nd sent to my druggist for / something to relieve me. * * / As he sent me a package of Dr. Th«cher*a Liver and Blood Byrup I concluded to try it. and now I am deeply grateful to my druggist X had been a sufferer ftotu these things and neral run-down condition t£r ten ^rears. rty a — i satisfied that I am entirely aared. I f s whatcvi - now eat whatever I choose, rver had any remedy give me ancli quick erraanent relief, ana I can not put a cor- the valne your medicinr I never _idperra rcct estimate been to me. X would not take any amount money ft* it. * Very gratefully 0WN If pm, need a medicine write to-day (era frmeampI. (Mill. 1»J “Ur. . Urnllh Dick.” . (live symptom, for advice. , We .imply ath yonto tru U al our ex- pence. We know u-hat it will do. ger eate by all Di-uppbM-tvo eteei-S a cents and 91.00. mAcnnn atEpiontx co., Chattanooga, fun. OR AND JURY. I will open a complete stock of mill aery gooos In Ochlockonee In • few day*. Hiss Susie Singletary. Mr. H. W. Miller and daughter, Miss D^la Miller, of Thomaarille have bs- oome citizens of this place. Mr. T. T. Thompson of Oohlookobeo was here Sunday, Mrs. Bud Singletary, of this place made a visit to friends in Oohlookonee a few days since. Mrs. W.-H. Atkinson of this place spent a few days of tl)ls week in Pelham, 'William Shaffer, a brakeman of Den nison, Ohio, was confined to his bed for several matism. il weeks with inflammatory rheu- n. “i used many remedics,"he says. Ily 1 sent to McCaw'i drug store for a bottle of Ohamberlim’s Pain Balm at which time I whs unable to ate hand or foot, and in one week's time was able lo go to work as happy as a clam." For sale by J. W Peaeook. d w The Montgomery Advertiser answers a query as to what 8ully' ta worth by the counter query;—What do ycro soy to thirty ceota? * y > If troubled with Weak digestion, bel- ching or sour stomach, use Chamber lain's Stomach and Liter. Tablets and you will get quick relief. , For sale by JiW.Pi Peacock. d w Pike county has nine candidates for county commissioner. That's the most that ever came down the pike. Lettersof Administration. To all whom it may concern: M. A. Fleetwood, county adminiatra- or, having made application to me in lne form to be appointed permanent idministrator upon the estate of J. W. Wheeler, late of said oounty, notice is ‘ application mM iven that uaid atthe jf ordinary for m tbe first Monday in Ai ness my hand and offl 1 will ', to be held 1901. Wit- j- rigmtve, (bit tb*7th day of March 190* Wm. M. Jones, Ordinary. 8-11-4. We saw a few days since, specimen of fine brown sugar made by Dr. E. L. MoTyre, of this place, on his- patent sngar box. One need no longer take hit ooffee withontsngar. Vfiw, tlint spring has again opens np business the young folks, and the old folks and all tjie children, in these parts will go to Midway Spring about two miles from town, for pleasure and re creation. The spring ]ta not ln lta usual excellent condition, as the water is' not running through the pipes and other repairs are needed. I hope some one will make the improvement. He may draw on me for the lumber. k. I am told that we aro to have another “sliovy" this (reek. If this town can stand another, then my Judgment is fanlty. By the way, I hope they will get np some new jokes and nefc plays. Tlier all seem to liave bit upon the same things/ My stock Is freeh, new -effects, and up to tho minute in styles- Mies Susie Singletary. . Lightning rod. agents have been quite numerous around Barwick reoently. It soemz that tome of them can talk oh tnbjeeta other than lightning rods. Probably a oertain widow to town could give yon (he particulars. Mkta Mary McKinnon, a charming young lady of 'Prospect community, was the popular guest] of the Mimes Parrott Saturday andJSnnday. : Mr. 0. 0. Fass of Pavo was breathing Barwick’a atmosphere Tuesday. Mr. James Williams and his sister, Miss Lilia, of Patten, attended ohuroh' here Sunday. Mies Henrietta Bun tin of Pavo was among onr popnlr visitors Sunday. Mr. Frank Sowell of Pavo was circu lating among his many friends here Saturday and Snnday. Miss Lnoy Wilkes left Monday] for Moultrie where she Has accepted a posi tion. Mrs. W. H. Redfoara and |her daugh ter, Miss Hattie, visited BostonJMon- day/ ,• ‘ M. D. Redfearn of Pavo was to Bar- wiok Tuesday. Announcement. Stanley’s Business College Re mains Hern Long Enough for Com petition of One Course. We liave porcluued the Lanier Sonth- "icon, G*., and era Business College. Macon, liave entire control of same from' date. We intend to oombtno the two schools to one at Macon, within a few months, bnt will be here at least long enongli for any one to complete one coarse, there fore all who enter by April 1st. can get tho tnitton to any department (or .7:10.00 G. W. H. Stanley. JUST RECEIVED ,.2’A Tons of bar iron, all sizes. 1 ton extra fine carriage and wagon bolts,.airsizes. 2000 feet rubber and canvass belting, 2 to IS inches., 2000 feet piging, all sizes up to 2 inches. lOQOJfeet )( inch 8-8 Inch wire rope. I carry tbe best line ot Cook Stoves and Stovewsre on the market. I have the largest ami best lineef ^General Hardware ever " d (St brought to town, I manufacture Galvanized Steel ;Tsnfis for syrup cooking by steam or otherwise. Also Log Carts, Lumber Trucks, farm and Lumber Wagons, Buggies and farm implements. Send in your itSC' T.E.DysoD, Meigs, Ga. A C Dickey, J T Culpepper, T W Lewis, 1 F Lamb, 7. W Howell. ] D Patterson, Jas Watt, W H Waldron, W H Collins, $3 o f) tm NJ Milton, WH T Brandon, l S Ward, Jr. I A Thomas, A M Watson, Kedar Powell, TJ Ball, Wmr -' B D Hartsfield, H G Gannon, Jas McKinnon, W S Bullock', F. E Wilkes, J M Pilcher, 1 Bright, \V B Fambrougb, Carroll, Ball, McMillan, R G Stone, J B Way, T T Thompson. J S Montgomery. PETIT-JURY 1st. WEEK. JH Oollins, JT Wheeler. Thomas Wight, A B Milton, B E Williams. M McGregor, W H Culpepper, A L O Stephenson, D M Adams. C-R Griffin, J H Wheeler, II W McManeus. ‘ 1 A Green. J W Castleberry, T J Crow- ' TJ Mumford, Lee Neel, R L Gwaltney, Jos Cbaton, J R Salter, ' W A Barrow, J A Williams, IL. Grissom, L Adams,T'vllle L C Varnedoe, . 1 S Norton, L A Varnedoe, E Wilder, N H Sasser, P P Difon, D J Franklin, PETIT JURY 2nd. WEEK. W E Stanaiand, C F Sanders, J A Parramore. T Sgenglcr, W W Beasley. J F Wheeler, C W Cooper, K P Wight, W W Burney, ' W Horne, R] MAN WN1 JM1 J R Wil L R Rehberg, E R Sin 1 1 Vaulandmgham.L U1 WE Beverly, WRi T L White, S B i J J Johnson, VV L A(c ,TW Franklin, J W Dil J H Carter, P G. White, S J Sims, H T Vann, A J Davenport, JM Blackshe lr, Jr. ES White, J A Vann... wm In Business Again. I bare purchased the Ten Cent Stare rflKsK Cartney and will from T. J Me- continue to run it at the satno stand on Broad st reeL I y friends and will be glad to have my former customers call ou me when in need of 1STOYCltieS ofanykitd. Heavy Books and papers. 8-23-dw If any candidate had the beauty, good form and good taste of tho Elberta, he would be unanimously elected .c. gm