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TIMKS-ENTERPR3E, THOMASVILLE. GEORGIA APRIL, 29, 1904. Announcements. CiOrthing Is the Word I VICES IN KNEEPANrS SUITS-S2.00, 2.51, M»,i50, 4.01,4.54,5.M and 4.H. Mr. Richard Pearce of Cairo waa in the city Monday. Mr. R. R. Miller la at home after a ' ’week apent in Tallaljaaaoe. M. K. Fntrell came over from Whig- ham and apfent the day on Friday. Miaa Leila Pattenon, of Ochlockonee, ,ma visiting relatives and friends hero Mile week. i i j . I.:..... r i—;—| v.*>" Ilona Ronchclle left Monday taftbmoon to ai»nd aereral weeks in ^Jscksonvillo. , ] ■ Mm. M. J. Terrell and Miaa Willhj Mr. John O. Blalock who-waa formerly 'with the Atlantic Ooaat Une, la now Writh tlio Son Life Aaanranoe of Canada. - - Mat A. IV. Stuart, Miaa Mario 8toart and Miaa Mataie Hopkins came home Sunday evening from a viait to Babcock, •Oa. • ' —AT FROM THE BEST / Clothing manufactories in the world. All Well Made, Stylish and Durable in Men'e Suita. Pfcces-$4,50, 6.75, 7.25, 8.00, 9.50, 10.00, 10.50, }2.50, 13.50, 15.00, 16.50, l&OO and 121.00. NEVER BEF6RG In the history of your , city has the price of White Goods been cut so deep.- MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Will witness the greatest slaughter the WHITE GOODS MARKET • Haa known for year.. ITEMS OF INTEREST Hon. S. G. McLendon ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR LE6ISLATURE. • * ' •' ■ • ' r ’~l ' > Presents Petition Signed by Scores of Citizen* end Clearly Defines His Position Against Bar Rooms and Dispensary. Sale begins Monday 8 o'clock; lasts until Wednesday 5:30. NO Samples Cut to City Trade. PUCES IN YOUTHS’ SUITS—$5.0f, 5.54, 4.25 7.00,7.5#, 8,01,8.54, MO and 150. Juvenile-Two style, the Buster Brown and ' Norfork, from $2.50 to $5.54. * SOI High Art Shirts to go while they last for IMMeacb ) Mr. 8. M. Beach of Bnaina apent Mon day In ThomaariUe. Mr.‘Reach ia ouo of tho county'" boat oltlzeua and hla ,vWte are always a aonroe of pleasure to Mends here. t The local lodge of UddFoUowa wore Invited to join with the Fitegerald lodge in observance ot Uio 86th anni- Snuaiy of Odd Foliowahip in America. Mono of the local member, could attend, I however, oa tlioy Imd juat ^returned front a trip to Bainbridge NOT WORRIED A. A C. Offlolala Say Injunction Makaa No Difference to Thom. Waycroaa, April 90.—Oouiyrning tho roceiTorahlp of the Brnnawick and Bir mingham road, Mr. George Dolo Wad- loy, vico president ot tiro Atlantic and Birmingham, aaid yesterday morning that that tiro matter did not concern tho Atlantic and Birmingham. The Brnnawick and Birmingham or ganization atandu hot ween tiro Atlantic rind Birmingham and tho conrta and Mr. Wadley did not anp|»ao tlio o[>oru tiou would bo interfered with. Mr. Smith, tho recoivor, war* aeon and lio confirmed Mr. Wndloy’a idea of the matter. Tlio Bruuawick and Birmingham waa put In tlio hand, of aruceiver yeaterday. White Madraa, sold everywhere at 18c, 3 daya fur |g |-2c 26c English Nainsook. 8 daya for |0q Persian Lawns, 92 l-2c quality, 3 days fer I7I-2C Dotted Swlaaea, sold at toe. 3 daya for I 28c 50c Mercerized Waiatinga, 3 daya for.. I.. 30c Mercerized Piques, elsewhere 46c, 8days for., 37C Beantifnl Cotton Wash Chiffons, sold easily at 60c, 3 daya tor* 60c quality Embroidered Swias, 8 days for— I...48c 90c Long Cloth, for 3 daj e. • y • • I5c Checked Dimities, worth 30c, 8 days for. i .’— r |5c White Piques, a bargain at 90c, 8 daya for Sheer quality 40 in Lawn, 16c regular price, 3 days for. Our Embroidery stock will be greatly reduced. You know how pretty it is. Frict it Hay, My ul Wednesday. 3 Days Only Will this Gigantic Proposition Remain in Force. Do Not Let it Pass Unheeded, Bnt Profit Thereby. Th* Medal Content. Tho Thomasville yonug pdoplo who took part in tho medal contests at ho , Albany ’ Chantanqnn made a eroditabie showing bnt did not win tho first prises. In tho oratory oontest Mr. Honry A. Stoyerman apoko “Marco Bozarris.” Tlio prize waa won by Jo- sopli Elliott of Albany* Miss Ethel Dekle who took part in tlio rnuaio con teat waa defeated by Miss Clara Froo- mnn, of Camilla. The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths. There is a disease prevailing in this country most dangerous because so decep* ‘ *** tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by it—heart dis ease, pneumonia, heart failure or Louis Steyerman, Corner Broad and Jackson Street, Thomasville, Georgia. THE PETITION. To the Honorable S. G. McLendon: We, the undersigned citizens and vot ers of Thomas county, respect:folly and earnestly request ttiat you allow your name to bo presented as a candidate for tho office of Representative from Thomas County for the ensuing term of the leg islature, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary to be held August 19th, next. , We are prompted to make tliif request on a&oaut of the high regard we have for yon personally, and the opinion we entertain for your ability to till the office. Respectfully, A H 8 Cooke, A P Harley, H W Les ter, J L Trull, T J Bali. R J Miller. J B Chisholm, C G Swift. Chaa Wolff, 8 M Wolff, Louis Steyerman, 8 Ricliy, L Leeb, R G Fleetwood, T L Watt, C T Gaudy, W ,T Taylor, C h Ward, J E White, R Thomas Jr* E M Mallette, C C.Stone, Leo Neal.L H Jerger, W Fein- berg, Joseph Jerger, C. R. Poole, H. T. Poole, E L Alderman, S Law Mallard, Heeth Varnedoo H. E. Cochran, Tho# McCartney, James Miller, W L Ball James Watt, Win A Watt.Han.sell Watt Robt Alexander, W M Reese, S Samp son, Cbas P Hunsoll, W C Snodgrass, A W Ball, M R Mallette, R H Neel, W H Rockwell, W D Horgravo, J H Mer rill, Jay O Morse, C A Hancock, J W For Sheriff. I hereby announce mysrif «..... date for re-election to the 01 iff of Thomas cotiuity, subject ti „ action nt the Democratic primary. Jf re-elected I will combine ter give the office my personal attention and will discharge its duties to the test of my ability. __ T.J..^i*hl> For Sheriff I heaeby announce myself as a candi date for Sheriff of Thomas county, s ab ject to the action of the Democratic pri mary, and solicit the support of the vo ters of the conufy. If elected I will' give my personal and undivided at ten- tion to the duties of the office and will discharge those duties to the best of my ability. J. J. Cone, tf For Representative. 1 hereby announce myself as a can didate for representative subject to the action of the Democratic primary. If re-elected I pledge myself to a faithful performonce of all the duties of the offi- ce. My past record in the office is open to inspection and relying upon this I submit my claims to the voters of the county and solicit their support. John R. Singletary For The Legislature. I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the Legislature sub ject to the Democratic primary. Hav ing served the people te the very best of my ability in the last legislature, I feel that 1 cun confidentially and conscien tiously solicit their support in tlie ap proaching primary. J. B. Rountree. For Representative. To the people of Thomas county: Appreciating the past honors you have confirmed upon me I take this hum hod of announcing that 1 am a candidate for re-election t<* tho House of Representa tives of Georgia. In the discharge of my duties in the post us your represen tative I have to the best of my ability worked for your interests uud the in terests of the whole people of Georgia, I again ask your support. My candi dacy is subject to the action of the Democratic primary. . Fondren Mitchell. For Tax Collector. I most respectfully announce /myself as a candidate for re-election to the Of fice of tax collector subject to the ac tion of the Democratic primary. In making this announcement I beg to ex- Dillon. A C Davenport, Jas Foss, H MI tend my thanks to tlie voters of Thomas ...... .. , I county for their kindness to me during Cave, M M Unchingsou, Jas McKinnon, \ the past and to solicit a continuance of $3t=*This store closes at 6 o’clock. -=^0 Hw opened a new Studio'iu the old Field’. Gallery, Broad St., where he i> prepared to make all kinds and sires of Photograph i, especially of babies and childrens. C3 3 3 3 E —^ s=The finest instruments; The best material; Beautiful cards; 3 3 Careful lighting; Qracefnl posing. 3 £ —- An expert Photographer and superior photographs. Come and tee for —3 C yourselves. ' 3 Many Picnics. j Tuesday was enjoyed as picnic day 'by a number of Thomasvillo people. A party who went to Lake Miccosnkio in- elided Misses Paulino Mitchell, Louise Hayes, Lncilo Ansley, Carrio Jones; Mketsra. Clyde Noel, Georg© Neel, Fred Jonas and Rdwnnl Jerger. i result of kid ney disease. If kidney trouble is ; allowed toad vance * the kid tiey-poison- ed blood will at- - , causing catarrh of Will Speak at Convention, j the bladder, or the kidneys thcmsclvr** Tlio Georgia State Horticultural Asso- i 1,r « k *>»“ »nd woite away cell by ccl ' , , > Idadder troubles almost always resu Nation will hold its tuiuuul eouveutuui j from a derangement of the kidneys an Mk tJ.ia year on August j ^Jn^.hekhln^lf^r'eS: 4thand 5tli. Mr. M. B. Joues who is. itig badly you can make no mistake t *CNM of tho best known farmers in »»<o taking Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, th great kidney, liver ami bladder remedy. tack organs, S has boon invited to spook on the j * ‘Watermelons.” The water-j ill Team Practicing SOUR STOMACH—HEART BURN, Heart-burn results from an acid c sour condition of the stomach. This acidity is caused by indigestion. The food is only partly digested, the indiges ted portion fonueuts, produces lieart- bum and soar stomach. R/dale’s Stomi nch Tablets si)eodily relieve theso condi tions. They neutralize the acid and food, restoring normal conditions. Ry- dale’s Stomach Tablets OURE all forms of stomach trouble. J. W. Peacock. Bridge Burned. Nows reached the ,city Tuesday morning of the burning of four spaus of the railroad trestle on tlie A, & B. be- twoen Merrillville nud Coolidge. Mr; Peter Morphy discovered tlio fire and it soon extinguished. Tlie delay in transit and the necessary repairs were tho only dnningos done. Tlio origin of the fire is not known but it is supposed that it started from >parks thrown by an ugine. . - *| THE CAUSE OF THE BLUES. ' ; Will Go on tho Road- Mr. J. K. Archibald, the popular clerk at th^tuart House, who lias been be hind rae desk for several years, will leave the position on the first of May to go ou the road He will represent the D. H. Spencer Tobacco 'Conipauy. Mr. Archibald*!* frietuU will be glad to learn that he will make his headquarters in Thomasvillo. His place at the Stuart House will be taken by Mr. Long the present night clerk. M C Ball* T H Mitchell, Wertz & Son, S A Jones, F A Joues, J W Blanton, D E Blanton, W L Adams, O F Coleman,, W N Austin, T L Spence, S R Robison, F H Smith, C C Smith, George 8 Cox, J W Peacock, B. A. Daniels, Clias G Goehring, J T Culpepper, S W Davis P O Dickey, C E Martindale.C E Smith, Arthur Patton, G W Herring, A W Stewart, J E Archibald, JR Salter, C T Stuart, W II Mitchell, Jas F Evans, J S Clifton, M Bracey, C M Smith, John H j Mitchell, W E Beverly, W E Cochrau, J F Lamb, W B Hunter, L C Dultant, E M Fleming, S P Tucker, E M Brown, W R DuBant, W A Wheeler, J T Drake. A W Kirkland, J G Crovat, S L Hayes, J B Mitchell, E Humphrey, K P Want, H T Masii, K II Dixon, J E Dean, F YV Boyer, J F Pittman,O W Ferrill, W H Bibb, T N Hopkins, S. H. Price, Harry Ainsworth.P H Milton,Jno R Hinson,W C Pittman. J T Pittimyi, J D Carroll, B H Wright,J M Dekle,M A Fleetwood, S Steyerman, J A Davenport, A W Palin, A li Palin, J C Schwencke, oSv Cooper, L J Sturdivant, Chas M Tuttle, F H Butler, J W Fateh, T W Mallard, G M Smith, M D McKinnon,R L Wylly, S;B Van Dyke, H Williams, T J Bot- their support. P. S. Heeth. . For Tax Receiver. ,, I hereby announce myself as a 4 Cau- didate for re-electiou to the office of Tax Receiver of Thomas conuty subject to the action ol the Democratic primary. If re-elected I will give the office the same careful attention us in the past. I solicit the support of the voters of the county, John F. Howard. For Commissioner. I hereby aunounce invwMf a caud for re-election lo tlio office of Coni missiotisir of Hoards and Revenues Thomas county, subject to tlio action of the Eemoomtic primary, .and solid the supjiort of tlie Voters, d&w . / v /J, D, Barrow. ■■ t 4"| t* — ’[• . ,s *—Tt*^+*/ r\ “•——— v For Or^ffv y/ ^ Desiring lirat to tlhiiik my o.'d coqi- rades, «nil friends generally, (or tiioir fb.nrySiirs gift of the »illice oi'f>itUuary,I hereby nunoanco myaolf as u c.-vudidate for re-election, ^abject to the the Demo cratic primary. prvmiMng it < :tod, to do my utmost to perform all tU* duties of tho office faithfully in fntuio ns I have tried to do in tlie iia<*t. WM. M. JONES. For County Treasurer. 1 respectfully Announce that 1 am a candidate *or re-election as Treasurer of Thomas county, subject the action of the Democratic Primary. I am very thankful to the people for tlio favors and confidence shown me in » a a a., tv « t,ie I* 18 ** aml pledge, if elected, my toms, J S Montgomery, WD Sills, B very best and most conscientious effort* It corrects inability to hold urine ami scalding pain iff passing it, and over-J Nine timres out of ten, that moutal conics that unpleasant necessity of being | condition which results iu depression, is A good thing and Mr. Jones, compelled to go often through the day, ) despondency-!ho bines—is clbsed by a ■W&l make tlie socielv u good siiotk’h j-ind to bet up tnanv times during the toriiid action of tho liver. In fact, the _ 1 ! Jhc mild and the extraordinary conditions dose, ibed a»>ove are nsuallv *' u ' - effect of SwamjvRoot is soon rcali/cxf.»the first mi,niftstations of a sluggish It stands the highest for its wonderful liver. If the attack continues, sallow* euros of the most distressing cases. | will soon spi'ear, Tho next time h.11 ream fo „i„v I. Swamp-Root U pleasant to Like and Is I Ton feel "blue” take Rydalo’a Live, ■ieed a boll teani play Voimeello OH sold by «U dngnaU in tifty-ceut ami Tablets. Von will to surprised to rea hoot plcJ O” 0 dollar sue bottles. • - 1 y A nnpiber of young men have organ- cu ^ cs of lh . v u, °? t ea: ^inad a ball team to play M« 'Ma^ Ctli/whon Ho. Stimlav haven how qhickly the blbes vVjll vnnish and! K :>v dts- how bolgiit ami cliiierful.y^U LWflLl fool; j J? . lay hav 11 ■■ r • jl sample bottle of this WMudcrful new ms- «oSo teke© place lp that city. They held covery and a book that tolls all alwut it, first, practu* Tuesday afternoon J ^ymail. Address Dr. Kil- healthy nud kVep it healthy. ‘Tfiev rCg. f . J n, ^A t Wngh,aniton,«N. \ . \YTiw ,nlatc tlio l^wids and kcepthemfeegnlAr, fiTboroare ^number of fast players oi^; wntiug mmiUon .lUs generous , Fifty tuldets tor aj wuts. J; Pea- 0-k’ht to return uSl^e.bm'reS^tortton.^amf' null Root. Dr. Kilmer’s Swamt>-Root, and the ail drew, Binghamton, IN. Y.,‘ on <•'•»>-- 'bottle. !L .-I . cock. Mte Horidiau' ■ acaljia dangling from! r+iU t .«;•/ Tccsda .( f) .$ .T J; H. Daniel of t^uitihun was ihTown, SUCCESS SODA. Directions hr Making Good Bread: Use one levelod teaspoouful SUCCESS SODA to a quart of sifted fiour; add enough sour milk fo &ncad the dough. .. t ... When sour milk is not used, two parts of Cream of Tartar and one of Success Soila are the cor- fcj rcct projiortions. SUCCESS SODA Best and Cheapest. Griffin, C F Davis, YV H Jetur, P E Murphey, T M McIntosh, H Wise, Henry Arnold, John E Baker, T C Me- Matii, J A McKinnon, Dunk MqKiunon,- R E Lester. J M Blockshear, Jr., B F Betjeman, J G Parnell, J Gribben. J B Eason, J M McKiunon.T B Chisholm. Clias E Miim, W C Lumbert, T C Dureu, A Bennett, John G Worst, J L Briley, M Pope, W N Hannan, J T Spongier, B W Stone, John C Blalock, W S Black- shear, Harry Steyerman. Mr. McLendon’s Card. Thomasville, Ga., April 21, 1004. Editors Times-Enterpriso: I wish to express to each and all of gentleman whose names aro signed to the foregoing, most grateful thanks for this agreeable evidence of their good will and to auuouuce ray willingness to serve as a member of the House of Rep resentatives, if nominated nt the prima ry in August. I have been asked if I would favor a disjiensary iu this county to give them faithful, efficient, and sat isfactory service. • w3 I earnestly solicit your support knd friendly co-operation. Gratefully and faith tally yours, 1 JNO. F. PARKER For County Surveyor. I announce ray candidacy for re-elec tion to »l,e offie»- of ru.tiiiy Mirv«*voF»,0f Thomas county »unjeot lo tJje action ot the Democratic primary. If re-elected I will continue to give the office my best attention. I solicit the support of the voters. A. J. STAN ALAND. For County Commissioner. I hereby announce myself a candidaf for election to the office of Commjp- sioner of Hoads and Revenues of Thom*# county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. 1 solicit the sup port of the voters of the county. M. D. Redfearn, For County Commissioner.; • I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of Commia- if elected. I have answered that *i. . ... , would not, nor would I favor the sale of i 8,oner of Hoads and Revenue of whiskey iu this county iu that or any | ^ uut . v ' subject to the action of!-® other way. The people of the county Democratic primary. I solicit the su have settled that question twice and sec-1 ^ )ort °* 1 • tlie county.. tied it iH>nunueutly. K. U. SMITH. 1 wish dot only fo th*uk the signers !— r_1 —* j — or the foregoing request, but the many c n , others who 'have kindly offered me as- ■ uOrOnCr. M»ran.» o£ G I take this mt-sns ot aimoprcing fc 1 ‘“election to the offlttM.f eoronerc ~ : : ! Thomas count)- subjwt to the notion t the primary. If olreted I will Rive tl duties of tli© office tltB fame cttrefol’i/ i tention that J.n**.. . coived nt m for re.eiectioait<tthe btiice of Commis- !,snpj>ort tliat my friends'jiavoalwal mouoe of Bonds, and Revenue of I lionisf K'von me ami their many kind exnre" coenty, subject to the action of the sions of satisfaction. TTiunkUm all n Democratic pnmary. I solicit tho sop- ( snplxvftens and hopin* for a renewal ””*“ f 1 theaunport. lam faittonliv 'FotCounty Commissioner. T _ | r , , / . , t- „ j tention that they have^heraSfHHf $ ^ i. l . a candidate ; coived nt my hands. X aj>pr»H?u|e |t| port of the voter* of the county. .. li G *•uud, e-Kf ■*V gCOltr'H , ,u*JhhMtol el v*‘D ,*J .T il .T JjisWOH M it fcl YtViWM) /.t.c-’i