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.*1.00 BO u Doily, One Year *0.00 '• Six \Iontl>»..., 9.0o ” Tima Hon tin 1.U " One Month... 00 Official Paper of Thomas County Guaranteed Circulation 3,350. DIE NEAR OCHLOOKONEB. Mrs. PenOergass and Mrs Cheshire Pass to Their Reward. Oclilookomw, Os , May II 1004. The death snpel made a tour through our vicinity last week and' .Saturday 'Ira Pendeigaas sod Mrs. Oliashire were railed to tlieir rewards. Quite a lot nf sickness Is retorted in the community. Mrs p. A. Hendry end Mrs. Saunders, both of unr town, hare been <|uito sick, although reslcrday they were reported to be eonaidnrsbly better. Mr. D. L Bulloch's little son has heeu i|nite slek of fever but Is now Improving. Mr. T. J, Bottoms of Thouuuvilln was in town yesterday handing out circulars adrerttsiiig the great annual excursion to Tsmlsi, on Monday Msy Silrd. ■ Ur. D.'R. Anderson It getting “away behind'* with Ids (lulling since lie lost his ti-hing polo, he says. The tnrpenUne distillery of ,1. K. Ma con near Meigs was destroyed by Are yesterday, bnt I am enable to glv^lie particulars, • Mr. Jeff W hite of near Cairo. is in town with a new cultivating two horse plow, which lie mys is goiqg tike hot • ales. He Is agent for them. The clever Timos-Kuterprise man. Ur. Chestnut was in town Monday talking news, taking news snd hiking Kihecribers. In the last lie is always Mr. Richard J. Jackson of Valdosta was In town Monday hartog boon called '9o the Mdsidoof his father who for some days past has been quite sick. However, we aro glad to state that he > is improving now and we hopu£to see v him out in a few days. 2 Mist Olivia Lindsay returned from - ansxlenstve visit to Pine Park yester day. Mr. Olias. Stringer anil family of Pino Park vicinity were tu towu yesterday the guests of Mr. sod Mrs. F. J. Singh •nr Him Olive Quattlebeum reform d L Monday from Atlanta whore she bus r some lime boon in the employ at • millinery business. Miss Jessie Buntiu spent Sunday with , retnrne I to Thomaavillo Sunday * Mr. J. R. Audersoujof Wliigliam was ££P*nwn Svtn -day and |Sunday. He re nd Mood ty hut tint rest of Ids fami ly will not go until today. .Tbs Russians sink mines but the Jspa bink ships. a«Whtchie the be«t;itrnst banting or to pjl^Ttnl Tigilauoti U thu price paid to eternal hunliiiK is the price tifOt money, nnd eternal eleop isthel 0 paid for life. Cairo, G*., May JOIIi, 1®W. At a meeting of leading Democrats sod supporters of Col. Jno. B. Single tary held here today presided over by W. 8. Wight as ohairman. and B. W. Adkins as Secretary tho following open letter to the Democratic voter, of the county was adopted ea being the best moans of expressing the sentiments of our people in the present legislative eon- tost and to set at naught any rumors to the contrujr: Jo the Democratic Voters of Thomas County:] In view of the many rumors that have gained circulation relative to the post lion our people octupy in the race for representative, "we. tlie undersigned citizens and voters of the Cairo district, desire to inform our friends throughout tiny county tint our present representa tive from this section, Hon. Jno. R. 8iugletiirr, lias our entire ooulidence; and that liis- course in the present Leg- islntuei meets witli our heartiest ap proval, snd that we unanimously en dorse Ids candidacy for re-election to the nett Hoaso and aek oar friends every- where to support hint. W 8 Wight. J W Booth, W Y Bryan, GV Butler. FT Brown. HJOriner, K M Maxwell, T W Wood, W H Me- Manus, W G Baggett, L G Merritt, G W Hurst, O T Davis, I, O Free, J M Miller, W W W^tts, WO MoManus, F Wi A Richter, J B Worrell, T A Stringer, J T Pearce, Edward F Richter, O Sapp, J ESapp. H J Hart, R W Pearce, W H Robinson, Walter Davia D D Gwalt nay. J W Wldddou. 8 R Davis, J R Evstuf. W. H Roddenbery, J E Hall, W.J White, E E Hurst, Jas T Led, T H. Hester, W T Merritt, O A Wight, J T Glower, T J Browne. K P Wight, Thomas Wight, J L Oliver, D F Oliver, John L Pooik, Is M Johu- son, .1T Dunbar, J M Pouik, M O Poulk, O K Mauldin, F B Walsh, B F Powell J A Powell, WO Hontaby. T H Belolier, M B Sapp, Harris Davis, James L Maul din F M Brannon, H A Hudson, C M Mnggrldge WE Sanders, FA Belcher, OF Kandem, R L VanUndinglism, Z R Jones. W T Crawford. F J Wind, E G Kolbic. Kodar Powell, S B Singletary. J B Hawthorn. R t, Nicholson. M M Poulk. J H Pearce, J K Arline, Juiuoe Deklc, Z F Booth, Jonoe Mnnyhan, Ira Llluret, R L Forester, J M Merritt Jr. Jno H Hudson. M D Dollar. W E Chcs- shlre. Dr Eugene Olower, Perry Baggett, WJH Muggrldge, Joseph Ohsson,; W T Odom, John H Barwiok, Dr J A Lind say, W B Brawn, Dr A B Cook, JW Anderson, T W Brown, J W Southall, R H Green, if J Willis, J A Hornsby F G Brown, J L Powell, J I Guqdy, J 8 Gandy, HM MoManus. W H Col. Ilns, H A Vanlaudlnglmm Dr W E Oliver, R W Cook, J D Thomahou, P B Gray, B G Willis, H V Brinson Cas per Walker, J L Robison, Thoa Davis, J N Barrow, J W Hurst. R T Uluson, OliasE Grinor, JH Massey, Thoe F Graves James Johnson. I S Fnlford, Friday on official basinets. A. T. clnnell one of Brooks county’s meat substantial farmers, was lime last week transacting business with our merchants. Miss Hallie Neel, a quondam citizen of Boeton, bnt now of ThomosvUle waa in oar city lest Saturday and Snnday visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Neel in tooth east Boeton. Mr. snd Mrs. J. B. Daniel of Savan nah ore visiting the parents of the for mer, Dr. and Mrs. B. W. Daniels at their home on west Jcffereou street. Alex Rice of Luraviile, Fla. who once lived a short time in our city was lien several days, since our hut letter. Horn left hut Wedi.ee for TbomasviUe to visit her pArenta. Mr. snd Mrs. S. G. Covington. D. Horn, wife and ohildren of Live Oak Fla. are visiting the former's moth er, Mrs. Missouri Horn at her home on east Jefferson street. Vslck Arrest, J. A. Gulledgeof Verbena, Ala. was twice in the hospital from a severe case of piles causing 25 tumors After doc tors and all remedies (ailed, Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly arrested further inflamation and cured him. It con- J- querr aches and kills pain. 15c. at W. Peacock’s, Druggist. Summer Colds., Summer colds, usually bang eg stub bornly and are bard to cure. Rvdales tsnxir speedily cures summer colds and • lingering coughs This modern sciOnti- has revolutionized the harvesting iness/ Save your mules and get a W. A. Parker left last Mouday for LowndeH county’s capital. g Jesse L. Thompson one of the c«-a- ductors'of tlie-A. C. L. with head qunr- tors at Valdoata was visiting Ins sister. Mrs. J. T. Rogers at her home on Ste phen street last Sunday and Monday. Dr. and Mn. R. A. Shine of Tnlla- haaseo Fla. after a pleasant sojourn of several days with the pa routs of Hie latter, Mr. and Mrs. W. .11. Brook*, left for their home lost Monday. \ Mr. T 8. Leak one of Boston’s prom • neat citlsens left last Mond ly for Pnta- goals Sooth America to visit one of Ins great nuclei. We Insjienk for Bro. Leak Journeying mercies during Ids ub- •eucu in that faraway county. Rev. T. J. Heart of Doerun Uoiqiiitl county tilled his regular apiiulntmeui si Antioch clmrch last Snnday, prcu-liiug to large und attentive cougicgatiuus. Mm. Davis of Valdosta is visiting iter sister Mn. D. Ingram at her lionm on west Jefferson street. R H. Gray, reprmeu iig n Nashville candy and cracker lionsc Wes exhibiting hie wane to onr merchants last Tues day. He baa handled candy no long that lie lias got really sweet. Tlie annual picnic at McKinuou's pond north of Boston came off last Sat- nrday, a large crowd as usual attend ing. It was supplemented by a eon- tfugent nf Boston's most Iwnutifal yonng Indies. A most exeoUeni dinner wns spread. In \i liieli all were invtlcd. lie remedv is a prescription, especially adapted 10 ihc successful treatment of all chronic, throat or lung diseases. If you are atllicted with a summer cold or a lingering cough, get a trial bottle of K>dale's Elixir. You'll- be surprised at the remit. Trial size. 25c. Family inc See. hick headache results from a disorder ed stomach and is quickly cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab let-. For sale by J. W, Peacock. d. & IN THOM ASVILLE. litres'a Jest Much Proof na In Nearby Towns Fnllv as many cures at home llv Duan's Kidney Pills, A< in Albany and other nearby towns, llui Thom i-ville people shun pubii citv. Proof is passed Iron mouth to mouth Many cases here liae this. II. V. Fernll, veterinary surge M, living at State street Albany. Ga* says. "Alihoegh 1 have never been laid up by kidney complaint. I have suffetdd a great deal with a lame and aching back, and tclt like going to bed on that account often enough. The dull, heavy pain was with me for sev- machine that will last you a lifetime. The hinder that has & record 391, 000 bundles without missing a single bundle, and without perceptible wear of any of its parts. A mower that for speed, light draft and durability cannot be equaled. For sale *nd on exhibition ^at my stables at Boston, Ga. Planete Jr. Cultivator. eral years. The urinr was also very a thick dark and sluggish and contained sediment I tried nil kinds of reme dies. and used prescriptions of my own but without success. Nothing seemed to take hold until 1 procured Doan's Kidney Pills. They were exactly suited to my case. Since using the Pills I have not been botberedwith those pains, and the kidney secretions have been restored to a normal color and consistent ' a normal color and consistency. Emphatic endorsement can be had right here in Thomaaville, Drop into K, Thomas Jr's drug store and ask wbst hit customers report, all dealers. Fos'cr-Mil W. E. Yost aiul J. E. Myddletoi.. two no mher. For Kile by burs Co, Buffalo, N. Y. sole agents for the United States. Price 50 cents, Kcmuinher the name—Doan's—and J.t is the verdict of every farmer that has ever used one or even seen one used that the PLANETE JR CULTIVATOR is the greatest laber savor and grass destroyer that ever wi:nt into the field. It does the work thoroughly, quickly and witli ease t* the operator. If you are not already using them get yourself right and call on or write JOHN Gh BTJRNEY, Way’s Building. BOSTON, GEORGIA.. \ G } are raising conn down in south jr* Says the Atlanta Count it u- Ye« f brother, both kinds—ribbon UUcal. ASTORIA |Vlr Infant! and Children. i Kind Yon Hm Ahrajs Bought 0 Singletary, Jok Worley, E E Prince, Cary Griffin, W J Horst, W C Mat thews, JO Matthews,RJ Norton,Oul.J F Stone, R H Briusou, G W Hinson, J J VoMsans, J J Horst, W J Middleton, H R Hurst, M A Horton, T. A. Mathews, J H kfnll, Dr T J Arline. E AParrtsh.W G Lewis J B Watts, E A Williams, J G Kohborg. W F Key, J F Spooner, 1 Q Lewis, J t Gaudy, Jr, Wra Howze, James McKowu, A B Connell, J E Mc Manus, R L Butler, D W Olisson, M D Thereby, Wm Walden, J G Thereby, 0 O Miller, C E VanLandlngham, O G Lewis, Lcauder-Smitli,-Dr WM Searcy, 11 Vanlaudingliam, W D Burlier, I T rnylor, J E Hurst, A Williams, J W Clifford, Prior Lowis Sr, A Poulk, W L Lewis, Algie Baggett, B F Williams H 1 Dougherty, R Y Hurst, W O Barrow, i B Sutton,Dr W A Walker T W Brin- *on, Asborry Siuglotary, Harvey Sin- jletiry, A J Blitoh, J A Hinson. J R Iinson, L A AUbritton, W S Harrison, vl Cltasou, J W Hanley, J A Ailkisson, IA Grant, O Singletary, Ed Sliolar, B r Cook, W T Woolfolk, D W Tyus, J .V Nicholson, W L Puffer, J H Lewis, 3 W McManus, H J Vinsou, A 0 Fon s- ;er, B W Adkins, John H Miller, John latter, A M Hartley, L. B. Powell, Jas. .1 Moore. TWO PIECE BATHING SUITS Boy's Blue Serge Coats, Youth's Blue Serge . Coats, Men's Blue Serge Coats, Preach- • er's Coats, Boy's Stockings, Men's 1-2 hose in plain lace Stripes and Fancy Colors. “F®r what Is worth in anything But so much money as ’twill bring,”-Butler. We desire to call attention of our customers this week to a larow line of Buggies, Wagons and Farm Implements. -We bundle the— — Weber Wagon and the Virginia Wagon, the Oxford Buggies and the Rex Buggies, and the McFarlane Buggies and Surries. We have combination corn and cotton planters and comhina- tion guano and corn drills. We have the best line of Fertiliser Distributors we ever saw. Yoo can put out with them from one hundred to two thousand pounds of fertilizers per acre. , We also carry a full line of two horse riding aud walking cultivator* aud weeders. ArtUtic dexigts ia shoes aud hosiery trill be displayed after tlie lint rain. The 51.25 High Art Shirts the BEST in the World |S1.0i). —AND— Clothing THE JBEST ON EARTH. MALLARD & VARNED0E. We are still offering bargains i —Flour, Sugar and Tobacco and have ou baud yet some select North Carolina Seed Finders Remember that we give with each 25c cash purchase a ticket en titling you to a chauco at the beautiful Ames stick seat run about on display in our window, which will be giveu away on May 23th. One of our customers will get this beautiful run about. Yon mav be the lucky one. COME to see us. ' Comfort Trading Co, -Sf BOSTON, - - GEORGIA.