Thomasville times-enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1904-1905, May 27, 1904, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTIMBS-ENTERPRISB THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA, MAY 27. 1604. DISEASE CausedJ>y Constipation 80 DR, THAO NCR'S Liver and Blood "■ Syrup CORES BY 8EM0VIIB TIE CAUSE AOoornmoLkmmiKUmnmi Purities the Blood, Thousands have used this reliable remedy with perfect confidence and success for 62 years, because they know just what it contains. The formula consists of Buchu, Hydrangea, Mandrake. Yellow Dock, Dandelion, Sarsaparilla, Gentian. Senna and Iodide of Potassium. Any doctor or druggist will tell vou that this is a scientific and reliable diseases having their origin in the Liver, combination of great merit for all Kidneys oi — * Thacher so Kidneys or Blood. After years of experience and patient experiment. Dr. Thacher ao perfected the process of manufacture, that it never fails to bring the expected relief when taken according to directions. Thousands of sick ones to whom life has been a burden have written grate* ful letters of thanks. Braun. Musissirri. Oct. IT, !•«. constipation, also a severe liver trouble, -' ict.bad no enerry to work or even md, was easily exhausted, aatil 1 rnica neiped me almost from the first dose. I leit tike a different aun. and I knew that ed In all three bottles, and consider myself time my appetite Is good. I sleep well, and feel strong and refreshed on arising in the morning T. I.. Bmcei*. If geu *• serf s medicine trrUf tm-dng fer o Free tempt* bottle end “ thr. Tkncher’* llmlch Honk." tUrr egmptome for erieiee. W* limply mult gen to fruit atmur rxpenet. He knot* trhnt U will do. At all druggiMo, 50 rents aid $1.00. Thacher Medicine Co.. Chattanooga. Tenn. •• I have suffered greatly with indigestion, constlpat. with loss of appetite. Could not rest well at night; in fact, bad no energv-to work or even walk around. I felt like 1 was packing a heavy load an * " *-—"* J —*" * took Dr. Tbacher’s Diver and Blood Syr* When I had taken one and one-half bot it was due entirely to your medicine. I used in all perfectly cured. At this KILLED AND WOUNDED. -Ona Negro Killed end Othere Wound ed on Excursion. ' The uegro excortiou to Bainbridge Friday resulted In the death of one negro and the cutting of aereral others. Everything went quietly nntU the Bain- bridge booze whioh the coons had im bibed began to work while tliejr were on their way home. Jnsttlio other side of the Thomas county line, Ohaa Coleman, a Thomas- ville man wlio worked at the basket factory began to flourish a razor pro miscuously and eat several people as he inarched through the ears. John Till* POLITICAL PICNIC. Paepla are Preparing far a Big Tim* In Naar Future. The suggestion made some time ago by the Tlmes-Enterprise, Mint a big political pionic should mark the open ing of the new Jones' Bridge to traffic, has met with marked favor. The idea has grown on people the more they havo thought of it, and several are already at work on fie pro- ject. Next Friday hits boon suggested as a date for the affair bat it will pro. bably be pat off until a week from that day in order that everybody may hare am£le notice and that the Thomas man of Quitman shothlmand he died (who are the best in with the razor in his hand. Tillman surrendered himself, and ho was arrested here by the officer* who had been telephoned of Hie nffr-ir. He ia now in jail, aud is suffering from several serious razor wouud*. He will bo taken back to Iterator county for trial. Another negro wn* shot in the foot and several more were cut. The only wonder Is that among the 1000 negroes on the excursion more trouble did not result. A June Wedding. Mis* Ava Johnson of Con ele, for merly of Moultrie, will marry Mr. Thomas J. A)cock of Moultrie, on June 8th. Bath of the young people are well known litre. Mi** Johnson hss often visited friends in this ci»v aud Mr. Aycock, who is a lumberman comes here frequently on business He is it member of the local lodgo of Elks. Nothing has ever equalled it. Nothing can ever surpass it. Dr. King’s New Discovery F.r0rasra"V!i!. A Perfect For All Throat and Cure: Lung Troubles. Money back If it falls. Trial BotUss frwa. the world) may see to it that a big well-filled basket accompanies every family. The picnic will be for everybody, not for town people, or for country people, but for country people and town peo ple. The candidates will be on hand and will be the center of interest. Those who have no opposition haveaunouncod their intention of being present and those who do hare opposition are sure to be there. There are some great stamp speaker* among the array of pirauin for offioe. and an interesting time seeuis assured. 50,000 Free Samples You Can Get One. >0 BLACK W3ED, the great vegstabis remedy for Rhaommtism, Cstarrh, and Kidney aud Bladder complaints, has met with almost ini tauten sous success b«- sanso it has mads some noteworthy ouree of very eevere cssea Mr. John Poat, of the Atlanta Fire 'D.pt, write*: " For months I suffered with, my kid neys. I made every effort to get relief, but failed until I accidentally came in possession of a bottle of Black Weed. Tho relief obtained from its Vse was so great before half the first bottle had beau used, that I put wide all other medicines and am now sound and well, having been cured completely by Black Weed. At the same time I had an ag gravated case of Catarrh of tlic head and throat.' Black Weed lias completely' cured this, and my head is now a* clear as a beU." BLACK WEED is sold by all drug gists at $1.00 a bottle, or we will send prepaid upon Teceipt of price. Send Your Name • trial sample of this pent remedy, which will be sent absolutely free, to gether with oar book oentalnlog valua ble information and endonemanta. Plesse mention tide paper. Artfirses, Stack Weed Medicine Co., Atlanta, Go. . TAMPA PILGRIMAGE. Many Hundred Excursion Devotees Turn Facos Fiorldav/ard Tho animal Tampa excursion went oat Monday ovening. It seemed ns if a large percentage of the inliabitauts of South Georgia had niado up their minds to make a trip to the south. Tito ex cursion went in three sections, one at seven, one at eight, and one at niue o’clock. Each section carried several baud red people. One came in from Al bany and intermediate points, another from the west, and the third made up h rc. i A larger jntr tentage of white ftooide than isenstomary on excursion (rains, marked this trip. The Thomasville peo ple who made tho journey were com fortably domiciled in Pullmaus and formed a merry party Among /the number were Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Grant- ham, Mrs. Bon Herring, Miss Sarah Ball, Miss Clara Wind, Mr. John Wind, Mrs. Harley*, Mrs. Tom Roberts, Mrs John Kvorett, Miss Booth, Miss Sally Newsome, Mr, 8r.ni Wolf, Miss Carrie Wolff, Mika Rhoda Lester, Mr. and Mrs. | O. C. Batloy. Many of tho Thomas villo peoplo go to visit relatives and friends in Tampa. Others Itavc sight seeing as their object. The tickets allow a stay of five days and many attractive side trips from Tampa are offered. PLANT SUICIDES. MACON BANKER SHOT HIM SELF YESTERDAY. Ha baa a Million an* a Quartsr Llfo Inauraneo Three-Fourths ef Which la tor Estate. This will Nearly Sat isfy Ind.btodn.i. Macon Ga. May Si 11KU (Special to Tlms.EnlrrprL»e.) f Mr. R. H. Plant, the head of the Plant bank, and the First National which recently suspended here, shot himself through the head. The deed wee done at a quarter before'four o'clock this afternoon, and death resul ted instantly. Mr. Plant has been ill for the pest six months, and sinco tho bank failures it lias been rumored that Ills mental condition was sffectod. It has been rumored that lie was contem plating suicide end he hss not been left alone for an instant. This sftemoon he wheedled his none into leaving the toon, for a few mo ments. He then stepped oat on the beloony of his residence and committed the droedfol deed. The sot threw Ma con Into a turmoil aud tho utmost ex citement prevails. Mr. Plant hud one million two hundred and fifty thous and dollars of life insurance. Tills im- mense vam was lsrgoly cyriod in the New York Life of whioh ho wav general agent of Georgia for many years. A't of that oompany's policies are incontes table end the mnuner of his death will not affect tho value of tliu policies. Throc-foartlis of this amannt, or moro than *800,000 is in favor of his estate, and this amount will go far toward sat isfying his indebtedness and will In- able both banks to pay almost dollar for dollar. The Franklin Life Insurance Cc.. .Springfield, Illinois. A satisfied Policyholder is a company’s best advertisement—Read the following which arc specimens of thousands of others written about the Franklin: Thomasville, Ga.Ocf.1, *03. Mr. D, C. Barrow, Gen. Agt. ’ . ■ •! Thomasville, Ga. 1 . a Dear Sir—I have for several years carried a $5,000 policy in the Franklin Life. I am familiar with the plans of insurance of the different companies. I took this policy because I considered it the best to be had,and that opinion'has never been changed. The recent examination of the company has strengthens my confidence in its finan cial prosperity and the high character of its management. The Registration and Deposit law of Illinois gives double security, as it requires the deposits with the state of of gilt edge securities to cover the full reserve, thereby sur rounding each policy with greater protection than those of any other compatffes. Yours truly, W. H. Rockwell. Mr. Rockwell is cashier of the Thomasville National Bank. I* this tho Man? The article in the Timoft-Enterprbe regarding Mr. Dinkine, brought forth an immediate response from Mr. W. A. Rohberg of Ochlockoneefwho writes that a John Dinkins i* now a residont of Madison county, Fla., two miles from Lee post office. Tho daughter has writ ten him in hope* that he is the man sought, though she fears he iv the fond er Brook* county resident who boars ho same namo as hor father. Mils Mae Taylor the cliarniiug little daughter of Mr. aud Mr*. W. J Taylor entertained a number of her young friend* in a most delightful fashion yes- torday afternoon. Dainty ref rcslimeuts were served aud all present report a most enjoyable time. Elk Delegates. The state convention of B. P. (). E. meet* in Savannah next mouth. Rep resentative* from 10 lodges in the si xtn will bo present and tho Savannah Elk* are prejiariug to give them a warm re ception. The delegates from tho Thom- aaville lo<lgo are Messrs. Harry Ains worth, L. H. Jerp^r, S. W. Mays, J. D. McCartnoy, J. F. Hyde, F. W. Boytr and Will Deuliam. IT COSTS YOU NOTHIN’/«. J. W. Peacock. Will’ Return > Money if Mi-o-n^ Doe* Nut Core Yon. , September, lit. 190U. To whom it may concern- A proposition of Life Inaurancc wax presented to me by Mr. J. F. Eight, General Agent for tbe Franklin Lire Insurance Oo , of Springfield, Illinois, and after satisfying myself of the standing of the company and its. management I gave him my application for a $10,000 00 policy. The registration laws of Illinois requiring all policies issued by state companies to be registered by the State is a protection and assuranoe of stability to policy holders. Cordially yours, Mr. Levering is President of the Columbia National Bank, of Indianapolis, Ind. Mortimer Levering To whom it may conoorn:— Having taken a policy in t hranklln Lire Insurance Company of Springfield, Illinois. I take pleasure in common ng it to any one desiring insurance. The plain boainess like liberal feature of the contracts, and the absolute security under tbo Illinois Policy Registration Law, make them superior to the policies of any compuny .1 havo any knowledgo of Yours very truly, >-*XP JSd L. Chapman, mr. Chapman is Cashier of the First National Bank, Great Bend Kansas. J ' A few good Agents Wanted. DAVID C. BARROW, General Agent,’ For Southern Georgia, Thomasville, Ga. Wholesale Massacre In Phlllipines Manila, May, 23.—Tho report lias been received here from Camp Over ton, Mindanao, under date May 15, that a massacre had taken place on the 12th near Malabcrg on the cooth eastern coast of Mindanao. Fifty Filipino men, women aud children, families of em ployes of the military government at Malaberg, were surprised at midnight by Datto aliens, and a band of Moro* from the Rio Grande valley and slaugh tered. The chief and his followers es caped before the alarm was given. Sheriff T. J. Hight, wae out Monday receiving the congratulations of hie friends, upon hie recovery from an ill* oe*i of several day*. Tliero are hundreds of peoplo in Thomasville who were not the least bit surprised when' they read in tho Tynos- Enterprise that J. W. Peacock is sell ing Mi o-na on a guarantee to refund tho monoy in case it did not cure. This marvelous dysiwiwia remedy will enro tho worst caso of indigestion, headache, dizziness or the general played out con dition that afflicts every one Buffering with stomach trouble. Mi o-na does not simply relieve; it cures. J. W. Peacock can tell you of many well kuowu peoplo in this city whom this remedy has restored to health, often after they had tried many other methods of treatment with little or no benefit. Tho best kind of advertising is the praise of a plea sod customer. A nd f here are hondrod* in.Thomasvillo today prais- iug Mi-o-na becauso it cured them. A few months ago they could eat nothing without woudering what tho result would be. Since using Mi-o-na they eat what they want up when they want with no fear cf suffering. This medicine is in the form of a small tablet, very pleasant to take and cost* only 50c a box. It is a ,pore medicine that speedily and permanently cures all forms of stomach trouble and is the only one that can be sold under a pos itive guarantee without any restriction, o refund the aooey if it doe* not cure. Mr. Hammond Denies That He Alien ated Affection* of Married Woman It seems that there is another side to the story of domestic [tragedy told by Mr. J. D. Coker, who claims that his wifo deserted him last Wednesday. Mr. Frank Hammond, of Moultrie, who was mentioned as the causo of Mrs. Cokers' leaving home was in tho city on Satur day. He had'With him two letters and a telegram from Mr. Coker bearing date of May », 10 and 14th. Each urged him to come to Thomasville. Mr. Hammond said: M I have known tho Cokers for a long time. I ranted them the house in whioh they lived while in Moultrie. The hus band andl were tho best of friends. They did not leavo Moultrie on my ac count. I was to follow thorn and Coker and I were going into business. I sold my business in Moultrie be cause Cokor urged me too. I did] not come to Thomasville until May 17. I found that the Cokers were without funds, had no furniture and little to eat. Mrs. Coker told me then that she was going to leave her husband, and sho did I am going to holp hor get a divorce, and aftor sho is free I may marry her, but she loft becauso lie did not provide for her and not on my account. I think Coker is glsd to get rid of her. She is not in Moultrie now and I have not neon her since I wns here lest Tues day. I am looking for her now, aud will do any tiling I can for hor. But I am fc>t the caase of tho troablo. Took Prisoner Book. Sheriff A. W. Fordbam of Docatur county camo over Saturday afternoon and took tho negro who killed Charlie Coleman on the excursion train Friday back to Baiubridgo. Further investi gation reveals tho fact that tho man’s name was not John Tillman bat Bail Harvey. The witnesses say that Har vey tried to avoid trouble aud shot in self defense. It is predicted that ho will go free. Messrs. Floyd, Howell & Co. have lo cated a turpentine still near Pleasant Hill about six mile* south of Thomas ville. Their turpentine orchard readies from the Tallahassee road via Sunny Hill to the Tallahassee reed, For Men who cannot ccme to the city when in need of clothes we make a specialty of fitting you at your home. We carrr the finest makes of Clothing, Hats, Furnishings and Underwear, and no mat ter what your site is, stout, slim or short, We Can Fit You. Sola Agents lor MANHATTAN SHIRTS, STETSON HATS, CARHARTT OVERALLS. For Ladies who do not find it conveni ent to. come to tbe city. We make buyiug an easy task by sending to your homes, two or three styles of garments to seleot from. • We carry SHIRT WAIpTS, SKIRTS, LEADING CORSETS, FUKNlSHINtlC AND UNDERWEAR. In Our Boys’ Dspartmsnt o a n be bad everything ready-to-wear for boys,; ex- cept shoes. - -_j B. H. LEVY. BRO. <6 CO. SAVANNAH, GA, Cairo, Cairo. My stock of General MerchandiseTat Cairo must be sold - out aj once. I have sold my store building and must give possession by August, ist. Shoes, Dry Goads, Hats, etc. s Less Than Actual Cost. Money is scarce and it will pay you to investigate my stock at once. Produce accepted in payment for goods. . 0. L. DUREN, H. W. Moncrief, M’g’r. Cairo, • • • Georgia. 5-26-2iu w They overcome Wear! and reaches wrath from ThotSivi”; MOTT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS »«*3aCfWK .boatthirteen miles. At the stiUnte 1 1 u 1 u,l,| UVini I ILLW . located twi which th* Uve. Of oourae they have a "commie- — Taffghanaii are -LIFE SAVERS," aiding development of organs end body, dy equals them. Cannot do harm—tile becomes a pleasure. St. MAIL. Sold by Patterson Drag Co. DR. MOTT’S CHEMI and, Ohio.