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TIMES-ENTERPRISE '"KOMASVILLE, GEORGIA MAY 20, 1904.
PROPOSITION
It you had a ho ise that brought you au income of $100 each year wouldn’t you
insure it for $1,000? ,
You certainly would, all good business men do. 1
You Would do it knowing that your house may never burn and you may never get
back one cent you have paid for this insurance.
If your earnings are $100 per year are you being fair to your family and estate
it you do not protect them by taking out life insurance?
♦You can do this knowing that you are sure to die and get back more than you
have paid in 1 5 ts
Or that after-a certain; period, 4 f you are still living, you can get back all you
have paid in cash and have a nice sum laid up for a rainy day or old age
Any man or woman in good health can take advantage of this proposition by
maxing application for a policy of insurance to the
Fill out the coupon and mail it to us for full information.
■ C. M. & E. H. SMITH,
General Agents, Thomasville, Ga.
Cut this out and mail to.
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O. M. & E. H. Smith, General Agent«, The Prudential :
Ina. Co. of.America. Thomasville, Ga.
Dear Sira:
Without expenaa to me and without committing in;- ■ |
■: eelf to any action, will you scud me further iuforma- J
z tiou.aa to tneurance policy on my life.
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MITCHELL HOUSE.
GOOO CROPS.
FIRE AT PELHAM.
tw Funerals.
THOMASVILLE EXCURSION.
WINS OAT PRIZE.
WILL BE f?UN AS COMMERCIAL
Receiver Howard Gives Good Report
of His Obssrvstions.
Hlggston Lumber do. Plant Entirely
Destroyed.
Mrs. Tlttsworth.ajid Mr. McKinnon
Laid to Rest.
HOTEL. , r „ . „ , . ,
lax Receiver Howard wuh ui ins
iico yesterday taking in the returns of
Meaara. Raid And Mitchell HaveL.aa- |wople who woro ren(ly to mllk „ ,| )ero .
ed the Big Hotel and Will Conduct He aays that while it ia impossible to
an Up-to-Data Commercial House, tell exactly that he thinks Thomas oouii-
Opening Vary Soon.
Thomasville is to have another rll the
year hotel. Messrs. Held aud Mitchell
concluded a lease of the big property
yesterday aud will open the hotel os a
t?’s returns this year are going to ge t
a’.ong in tho bunch.
It will bo remembered that Thomas
showed the raagniilcent increase of
$000,000 last year over the returns of
commercial house at soon as thing, can U,e preceding ye**. If this record can
be pnt in ordt>r.
be repeated it will be splendid proof of
The Arm of Raid & Mitchell is wa'l ,he Tanmed f,r0 "' erit ' V of tIlB conU T
known. Mr. J. W. feed has managed tow coaMe,i iu ,Uo '“ a,e Wem
the hota' before, and ia consequently no 1,1 ea<1 of u * * a8t ye * r ’
novice at the hotel bnsiuoss in general,
Mr. Howard is just back from his so-
(Special ti> Tlmpa-Kntfrpri-i*.)
Pelham, Gu., .May 14.—Pelhuni
seams to be laboring under a lie o loo. Tl e
town has again been the victim of a
very liad fire. At noou today fire was
discovered at the Hjggstou Lumber Go’*
plant about a mile from the city. There
was no fire protection, aud tho entire
plant, including the saw mill, planing
mill, several oat houses, and about a
million feet of lumber was destroyed.
The plant was valued at about $.>0,000,
and was the largest in all this neighbor-
hood. Only the office building was
saved. Insurance wns $*.*0,000 It is
understood that the company will prob
ably not rebuild.
Thu funerals of Mrs. Tittsworth aud
Mr. Jno. B. McKinnon were lioth held
Saturday morning, tho formorut oleveu
and the latter at uiue o’clock. Rev. S.
L McCarty conducted Mrs. Tittsworth’s
funeral and Rev. K. Reed that of Mr.
MoKinnon. '
Both of these lamented people were
great sufferers in life, aud Laurel Hill is
probably a more comfortable resting
place than were their beds of sickness.
The Families of both are the reeipieuts
of sincere sympathy.
A. dc B. Starts Car Wheelo Roll nj Mr. R. B. Patterson Produced a Stalk
Toward ThlwCity. Ovor Seven Foot High.
and the Mitchell House in particular, ooud round though the county. He ha.
Mr. Jas. A. Mitchell, the junior member baen everywhere and has kept his eye.
of the lirm, is a sou of the lamented T. °l» n * ,ltl h « * 1,iok ' ,1,at 11,0 80 taUod
O. Mitchell, who built the hotel. Hois drought lias done bnt little damage.
a yontig man of energy and ability and °»*» **“> to be the only crop which haa
ahonld make an unquestioned success at materially suffered.
Mr. Eugene O. Smith ofKausasCity
arrived last night for a visit of a few
ireoks to his parents, (’apt. and Mrs. E.
M. Smith. This is Ids first visit to
tfiomaaville iu five years.
To Craigmilos.
The Craigmiles place was a^aiu the
Mecca of pleasure bout people on Friday
night. It has come to pass that when
the word fun or frolic or cane come* up
it involuntarily brings to mind the
name Craigmiles. The Craigmiles hos
pitality has set itself a high standard,
but this standard wtw iu no way low
ered Friday night. »
An “iu” excursion is to couie. The
A. & B. railroad will oporato a big ex
cursion to Thomaflvillo frem Fitzgerald
and tlie intermediate points on next
Friday tho 20th. The excursion is iu
honor of Emancipation day, aud of
courso will carry a considerable num
ber of “Jim Crow” cars, though lots of
white people will take advantage of the
cheap rates visit Thomasville.
Local negroes have takeu iu hand the
matter of amasemeuts, and nave ar
ranged, among other things, a big base
ball game between Tifton and Thom
asville. These are old time rivals, aud
the contest will be well worth seoing.
The A. & B. people expert to liunl 500.
people, and many nick leu will be drop
ped, even if the crowd bo all colored.
Mr. Ernest Mallard is quite sick at his
homo on Fletcher street.
Mr. R. B. Patterson has been award*
ed the Times-Knterprise subscription
oflfored for raising the tallest stalk of
oats.
Itwill, lie remembered tha^Mr Beeman
brought in a stalk Inst week measuring
five and a half feet, aud that the weekly
Times-Enterprise offered a year’s sub
scription to anybody who would beat
it. Mr. R. B. Patterson, another mid
dle Georgia emigrant, has won the prixe*
He has Mr. Beeman beaten by a foot and
seven inches. The stolk, 7 feet aud 1
iueli high is in thisofflce to prove it.’
Mr. Patterson came to Thomaaville
over a year ugo and has been employed
at the Kirbv Planing mill since then.
He raised the prize oats in his garden in
East End, and without the slightest fer
tilizing.
Of course he was already a subscriber
to the Times-Knterprise, but his sub
scription has been extended one year.
If any body cau furuish a stalk of oats
taller than seven feet and one inch, ho
too will get a free subscription.
the hotel business .
Messrs Reid aud Mitchell will cot
tiuue to conduct their dairy bnsines-t n
formerly
One great disadvantage about the
tourist traffic is that the tourist hotels
are closed up aud are nothing less than
... . . with their work, and fields uro as clean
parasites ou the community during
He is of the opinion that the cotton
at*reage is slightly larger than usual
and that all other crojis are of abont the
ordinary size with the possible exception
of cane. Cuue and melons are looking
particularly fine. The dry weather has
enabled the farmers to catch well up
KIDNEY DISEASES
TOTAL DEATHS.
nine months out of the twelve months of
the year. Tlie owning of the Mitchell ^ ,0 f° r b*ddeii^ apple,
will add a great deal to the activity of
the streets in the off season.
of weeds as before Adam and Eve ate
To Atlanta.
. The Episcopal State Cauvention meets
iu Atlanta this week and Rev. G. S.
Whitney, of St. Thomas, left last
Monday to attend it. Mr. L. H. .To:-
When the Kidneys fail to perform their functions properly by not straining out the poison
ous waste matter from the blood as it passes through them, the poisons are carried by the
circulation to every part of the body, deranging the different organs. This causes heart
trouble, stomach trouble, sluggish liver and a host of other ills, all due to deranged Kidneys.
hervuu* liy*p«psucured by Rydak'
Stomach Tablets.
Mr. K. E. Jone*, buyer for Parker and ger and possibly Capt. W. M. Hammond,
Bridget, whose large department stores will go up as lav delegates. Tho coir-
are located at 9th and Penn. Ave. Wash- ° *
ington, D C. writes, underdateof April ventiou is au important one to Episco-
i follows: Last February, 4
14. 04, as follows: Last February, one j )a ii angBU( | w ill bo very generally at-
year, while in New York on business ior 1
my house, I caught a severe cold, which tended.
laid me up for several weeks and left
me weak and nervous. I had little or Mercer Wins Championship,
no appetite, and my digestion was very Macon, Ga., May 14, 1904.
poor. My physicians could not get at J
the cause of my trouble, as my digestion . special to Timc*-Enterprl!»e.)
seemed so much impaired. I decided .... ,
to try Rydale’s Stomach Tablets, being £l ,e championship was won today in
assured by a friend, they were a good 0JC of tho fastest boll games ever play-
dyspepsia medicine. After using them
corrects irregularities and cures Kidney and' Bladder diseases in every form, tones up the
whole system, and the diseases that have
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CURED OF BRIGHT’S DISEASE.
it I had to get up fr<
with dropsy and my eycsigl
across the room. In fact, I
s urged by • fri.
• teforel I
had from using FOLEY’S KIDi
tried other advertised medicines and several physicians. Before I bei
adder. 1
ders, and befo
times each night to relieve my blad.
was eo impaired that I could scarcely
k* bo tadly used up that I had give
try FOLBY’8 KIDNEY CURE. Onc_ .
had taken the third bottle the superfluous flesh had
for a few days, I began to realize that I e 1 at Central City Park by Mercer in a
was gening better. l eave up the doc- H . ori , oI ■> to Tlie visitors wore coufl-
tor's prescription and>bavc gained 20 . ... .
pounds while using two boxes of these dent of unccew, likewise weretho.se
tablets. I never lelt better in mv life, . rom tho Baptist aggregation. Thi-
and accredit Rydale s Stomach Tablets . , * _ , „ , .
with having cured me. I can rccotn- Georgia boys played good hall end ue-
mend them, most heartily, to sufferers mucll cre dit, but Maynard, Mer-
all thought I was g
resulted from disordered Kidneys disappear,
because the cause has been removed. Com-
up hope of living when I 11161106 taking FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE
at the first sign of danger. Do not risk
ore I began
was all bloated up
of my family
50-cent bottle worked won-
a going t ,
the name of the wonderful medicine that cured t
bos tried it bis failed to bo benefited.
i e of n Brf,°h?.*m:S.?«dhaving Bright’s Disease or Diabetes.
Two Sizes, 60 Gents and $1.00.
SOLD 1N0 RECOMMENDED BY
from nervous indigestion and general
r un-down conditions of the system. cer’a star pitcher wasinvulnerable.
J. W. PEACOCK.
