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- JC1ME8 ENTEBPRISE, TH0MA8VILLE, OEOBBiA, APBJL 8, 1904. OFFICERS 0 John F. Dryden, PrcstJent Leslie D. Ward. Edoak D. Ward. Vl.e Preside*t. cJ VU* Pin Forrest F. DnYorY. 3 i EDWARD Kanousi:. 7- C. I ' vthapd; If you had a ho tse that brought yoU au income cf $100 tfach year wouldn’t you insure it for $1,000? You certainly would, all good business men do You Would do it knowing that your house may nev er burn and you may never get back one cent you have paid for this insurance. * . If your earnings are $10 per jear are you being fair to ycur family and estate it you do not protect them by taking out life insurance? You can do this knowing that you > re sure to die and get back more than you have paid in Or teat after a pertain period, ’f you are still living, you can get back all you have paid ii^ cash and have a nice sum laid up for a rainy day or old age Any man or woman in good health can take advan : tige of this proposition by maaing application for a poli cy of insurance to the Jacoo E. Ward. Valentim: Rim Leslie P. W.< Willard !. H- FRU>ER1CU II. JotlHSTOX, A *i*ry. Henry Overonc. Gnomon W. MO.vsu Wm. Perry \V..:.on. Avl.tnnt Me>:ic*l Dim tor. Frederick U GfoMrtf. Kirkpatrick. Aakhtiat Ac«tn*y. Dear Sirs: ■ Without expense to me and without committing my self to any aotion, will you send me further informa tion as to insurance policy on my life. jKHft&v Fill out I ; \ informatirn. -Twenty-eighth Annual/Statemqgit /j January 1, 1904 ASSETS Bonds .and Mortices, Re::l Estate,-. ,fi.; • • • Sl3,I}8,fot 40 . . . 12,065,(15729 ti.R. Cont.:::: V.-4ue) 20,062,307 50 *'uniL>.i I 0 • • C 420,728 00 . C'arlM \ . . : ,610,148 22 j ri-cJ, • 433,591 45 1 - 2/4.325 08 | - ! : i '.(>;$.ocq 41 i. .n . - ; 7-V1-.435 44 j • , • • • a-.,410,965 00 /.; f-if ...... . - 1,167,445 81 i S'-fplm t» fc Ic.yiioidcrsv . . . . . . 10,154,024 6) Total THE BEST IN LIFE INSURANCE AT LOW COST POLICIES FOR BOTH SEXES AMOUNTS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS UP TO S100.0Q0 Gat this oat and mail it. ill iiwnii it ttwn wrtwwmiiii mhw t * 11»» Coupon. ’ | 3 O.M, & E. H. Smith, General Agents, The Prudential z : I was born on the.., coupon and mail it to us for full! i My occupation is C. M. & E. H. Smith | Yours truly, : Name General Agents, Thomasville, Ga. 1 Sum ...day of Address.. ’ WANTED TO BUY TEN MILLION CAR LOADS . -OF- * Cow Hides Fur, Beeswax, Etc. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID. J. w. WATKINS a CO., J, B. WATKINS, - - - Manager Office at Williams' Stable 228 We. Jackson St., Thomasville, Ga. CRYSTAL LAKE© MOULTAie. ITMMASV/LLtc MORE BLIND TIGERS. Thraa Boston Poopla Aceuaed of Sail* (no Liquor Now In Jolt. Sheriff T. J. Hight haa made three important arraata in Boaton, of people charged with selling liquor. They are Mr. B. D. Garbett, and a colored man and woman, Calvin Poe and Mary Good man. AU are in jail here, and unless they can furnish bond will remain un til the regular term of the county court which convenes one week from today. The officers have been waging an active campaign of late against the blind ti gers and these three arrests bring the number made within the last few days, np to eight. Combined Mooting. The Masons and Ovid Fellows held n combination meeting Thursday night at Masonic Hall. The otL-ct of the meet ing was the diacnsalon S the purchase of a building a* a home for the two lodges. Committees wUl invest gate and report to their societies, V MAIL CLERK-. Now at Work on Albany-ThomasvlMo Train The doable daUy mail service on the ThomnavUle-Albany branch of the At lantic Coast line is now in vogue. Tuesday the mail car was put on the morning train which amives hare at 10:80 a. m. and it returned to Albany at4:30p. m. The maUclerk is JoUnt Few, a colored man, who is a eon of Caeser Few, who has been on the same run for n number of years. The new service will be of gteat con venience to the people of Thomasville, Albany and intermediate towns. Here tofore the only local mail has bean car ried on the train leaving Thomasville at 6:25 a. m. and arriving at 6:16 p. m. The improved service was made necessa ry by the increased bittiness of the poet office department in this immediate section of the state. Tlio growth and prosperity of the com munity is strikingly portrayed, when it is remembered that two years ago there, was bat one train a day, between here and Albany. Now there ore two trains a day ana two postal clerks. RUSSIANS FLEB. WINTER TRAFFIC. MRS. GORDON. EASTER SERVICES.- Onjy Detached Parties On the Yah- A.* B, Will Run Through Cars to Other War Nows. Thomnsvllln Next Year. ( Tokio, April 6.—Beports have been Tho AlUntic and Birmingham rail- received here from Ping Yang, that w# y will uextwinter ran adaily through when Japanese scouts entered. Wljo,: PaUman ^ Mrvtce between Thomas- last Straday, they found the town desert T in„, and New York and Washington, ed by the Bossian*. Cotean residents This assertion has been nude by General informed the scouts that tlio Bosnian PMaenger Agent. H. C. MoFadden and forces on the upper Yain consist of it meuu muoh to Thomasville. small detached parties. There is a close relationship between ko japaxes^ in~m akchukia. the A. A B. and the Seeboard Air Line 8t. Petersburg, April 6.—General >n d the Northern traffic will be handled Pflng telegraphs from Mukden, under by t | le two roads in conjunction. This yesterday's date, denying the reports w m be the means of giving Thomas- of Japanese operations to Manchuria, T uie the quickest and best winter sohed- and stating that there are no Japanese ulea>t hat the city has ever enjoyed and troops to Manchnria. its importance to the tourist traffic can another bombardment reported. ) IBrd | y be over-estimated. London, April 8.—The Times corre- — : spondent at Chefoo cabling under date Mr. C. I. Allen, manager of the Way- of April 4, says there was another bom- cross Jewelry Co, has been appointed bardment of Port Arthnr April :i, bnt - chief watch inspector of the consolidated that there are no nnthentic details of Atlantic A (Birmingham railroad. Mr. the engagemen available. Allen has charge of all the watches and Judge P, P. Dixon of Oolilockonee clocks of the A A B. from Brunswick to was here on Tuesday. Montezuma and to Thomasville. Sends Thanks to tha Daughters of the Special Ceremonies In all:the Thom- Confederacy Hera. Seville Churches Today. The John B. Gordon chapter of the . The Easter ceremonies atthaohnreh- Daughters of the Confederacy at the es of the city are always of great in- B time of the death of the gallant soldier tenet. The wealth of floral decorations^" to whose honor the chapter 1s named, and the special musical program adds to sent a wreath of flowers and a telegram tho usual Interest to the services. The of sympathy to Atlanta. day wilt witness special services at I Yesterday the chapter received the tho chnrelfes. following note from Mrs. Gordon caster dat at st. thokas. "Mrs.Gordon desires to express her Easter Day will be observed a heartfelt appreciation of the tribute paid General Gordon in the beaatifo! morning prayer and holy common! flowers sent by yonr chapter of the Ev^nit^SO^’m.^TIm muric^''' United Daughters of the Confederacy^’ 11 o’clock service will be the vested oholr under the Mr. W. D. Saunders, choi Concerning Taxes. .Organist. The following is a Mr. John F. Howard, the tax receiv- programme: er, of Thomas county is now making^ Serious Stomach Trouble his animal round. In making *oot their I was troubled with a distress tcliednle tax [payers should remember £3S&43j that returns are to be made this year on berlains Stomach and Ltv all property in their posesslon 011 Feb- Lainsburg?' Michi*’ V rukry 1st. ilast year the date was guaranteed to curs 1 ach trouble of tbit • by },W. Peacock. March 15th. These