Thomasville times-enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1904-1905, July 08, 1904, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextSALEM SING. c«mous Event Takes Place this month at Cootidge* Other News Our iittTfc town is considerably oxer* cised over the approaching singing cot;* veution. The Salem Singing Conveu- tion istfo hold its acmaal session on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday be* Tore the third Sunday in this montli in the Goolidge Baptist church. -The at tendance at tUese meetings is large, but nor people have invited the conventu n and everytliing will be done for the en tertainment of the delegation. Arrange ments will be made to have dinner on the ground near the church and a pleas ant occasion is anticipated by everyone. There is something of a building boom in onr midst. Mr. O. U. Easters has aboat completed a comfortable little cottage as a residence for himself and Mr. Tom Daren of Thomssviile a nict residence near his two story dwelling 01 Che comer of Verbena Ave. Work on the gin and grist mill bein^ erected bv Mr Robcrt Dekle is being poshed to get same ready for the cottoi crop. There is scarcely a vacant dwelling in town and some of our public spirited dtisens should build a number for rent. The picnic at Mr. Tom Saber’s 0^1 the have the people gather at his hospita ble home on the Fourth of Joly to 4ien4 the day in fan and frolic, and the occasion is looked forward to with much pleasure for weeks beforehand and when ^he day arrives, enjoyed to the tallest extent Last Sunday was the regular monthly appointment for services at the Baptist chjuch here and pastor Alligood had a goodly number out to hear him as is usual. * The occasional rains dnriug the last IGew weeks have helped crops* aud gar dsn# very materially in this seotiou but cue wells and \vhter courses are still wry low, many of them dry can-in^ cattle to Huffor'for water. Sam Mack, the Boston negro sent up for«ight'mo.itli« for wife whipping, or- coped from the chaingaug men her- a few days ago and has not been capt nr- of. Be iiad been in the gang o . y « week. Tlte escape was made just as the M<ut were called from their day*& work and Sam failed to m troll oat with the others, ludiug under the lumber skids until a more convenient time to make himself secure. He was missed in a few minutes aud ran withjdog* until after 10 o’clock bat he managed to evade his pursuers in the darkness. Oar people for the most part are keep ing quiet this hot weather and news is Marco, HOSPITAL SECRETS. Nurse Says: ‘‘.Pe-ru-na is Tonic of Efficiency.” MBS. KATE TAYLOR. nra. Kate Taylor, a graduated I nunc 0/ prominence, gives her ex• I perlsncr with Peruna la an open I teller, tier poeltloa In society and * professional standing combine lo E c special prominence to her at• •aces. C hicago, ill., Hr Monro, st.- “ As far •• I hare observed Permit It the floete tonic any man or woman can 11.0 who ia weak from tho aftet affects of any serious Illness. “Ihare seen It used In a number ol aonralescent eases, and hare seen aar- 4th was largely attended. For several K}1 other tonics u«id, hot I found that those who used Peruna had the quickest those who used Peruna had the quickest Mr. Sijher has made it a custom to rellef t Iia iwnnln^Pfithnr hia hnanilm. «« Pa Peruna teems to restore vitality, Increase bodily vigor and renew health and atrength In m wonderfully abort time."—MRS. KATB TAYLQR. In view of tho great multitude oi women suffering front some form of fe male disease and yet unable to find any cure, Dr. Hartman, the renowned spe cialist on female catarrhal diseases, ha< announced his willingness to direct the treatment of as many cases as make application to him during tho aummei months, without charge. Address The Peruna Medicine Co., Colombu* 'Jhlo. , TO BEAUTIFY YOUM COMPLEXION I" :0 DAYS, USE S'l tinnla. The Cairo Column. - lily U. 1.. Vunlundltigtiuin.) That rain we hare been looking for | so loug came Saturday night aud uuotli- er nice shOwer-Tnesday afternoon., Mr. and Sirs, F. M. Brannon left Wednesday morning for Indian Springs, where lie goes to recuperate his health. il«s(er Raymond towell, sou of ; seo- turn* foreman Powell, npou whom Dr. Walker operated recently for appendi citis. is able to be oat agaiu The doc tor has heen very successful iu his oper ations for appendicitis; hltving never lost a case ont of quite a comber. Mr. J W Merrill is on thfi sick list tills week. Mr. Tom Mauldin of Atlanta spent several days this week with relatives. Mr. Manldin ia interested in the Dixie Suspender Co. of Atlanta) who .are wholesale dealers in anspenders. Miss Surah Clown of Valdosta, ia spending several weeks with home folks. Bov. G P Rtviroo. W T Odom and the writer attended Dietrii.t Conference at Brinson last week. Quite a large dele gation was present and the session was both pleasant and profitable. Rev. Ed F Cook, the presiding elder, ia do ing much for the district aud the re ports from the various chargee showed marked improvement along all lines. The good people of Brinson lef t no stone unturned to make the occasion a pleas ant one for all present and they wUl Jbe long remembered for their openhearted hospitality. T^io next District Confer ence goal to Pavo. Several shipments of peaches were made tliia week by W B Roddenbery. J B Wight Is at Monticello, Fla. looking after the gathering and ship ping of a orop of LeOoute pears which ho purchased there. We are pleased to note the marked improvement in the health of Dr. W A Walker since his return from Atlsnta. He has been kept from his office for some time by sickness though lie is again at his post snd is ready to minis ter io all who need Ids services. A negro by the name of Neely Jones raised quite a disturbance on boarl the MELON ROMANCE Told of by Berwick Correspondent. Other News. Barwiek, Ga.,Jnly 7,1904.—Mr. B. F. Market of Sumpter Ga. spent the latter part of last week with his brother Mr. S. M. Market, and returned home Mon- day. Barwiok’s baseball team are gleeful over three successful victories since lsst Thursday. They defeated Pavo Thurs day on the home diamond, and alto Prospect Saturday by more than three to one and on the fourth they played Pavo at Pavo, and came home with a victory of more than two to one. Mrs. H. W. Massey and Miss Lon Bedfearn visited Albany Monday and returned today. Watermelons are still being loaded here and prices are very good for the season. One of onr young men while loading a car of melons some few weeks ago, ont his name and address on a melon. He has since received a letter from a youhg lady at Waterloo N. Y, stating that site had bought the melon. How- ever we d > not think it advisable for tli yonng men to spend too mnch time carv ing their names and addresses in like manner, for young ladies do not bny all the melons shipped from Sonth-west Georgia. Mr. W. T. Gulden of Quitman was a prominent visitor to oar town last week Mr. J. A. Barrow, one of Berwick's leading merchants made a business trip 40 Valdosta Tuesday. £The teachers of the Baptist and Meth odist Sunday Schools have organized a teachers meeting and will meet once a week to prepare their lessons. We are very mnoh In favor of this meeting, for the success of a Sunday school largely depends on the efficienoy of its teach ers. Mr. B. F. Massey, after a few weeks sojourn in Albany reonperating return ed home Monday. Judge and Mrs Joshua Barrow of Cairo are spending this week with their ONE YEAR'S WORK. Some Interesting Figures about Sa p tlst Church for twelve montha. ■UP,- . -TSSjjjjSH—— THE, GUARANTEE PROTECTS YOU OVERTAXED. Hundreds at Tttomasville Readers Know What It Means. The kidneys are overtaxed! Have toe mnch to do. They tell aboot it in many>chcs aud pains— Bockaofe, sideaiche, headache, Early symptoms of kidney ills. Urinary troubles, diabetes, Bright'* Disease follow. A respected assn telU diere a certn.u care. B. Sweat, Justice of the Peace st d Notary 'Public, residing at 58 Th.irim. in s will remove 'an or nl restore sir beauty of TO MELON GROWERS. Mr. B. L. Griffin of Valdosta was in the city this week. Mr. Griffin repre sents Oratqhfl eld add Woolfoik, one of the largest commission firms in Pitts burg, Pa. Mr. Griffin stktes that owing to the lateuess of the season he will not street, Waycroes, Ga. says: "luseu facial discolorations. They clear and Prof aF HiU of DonalsonvUle has!have opportunity to call personally on west bound train Monday afternoon, son, Mr. J. D. Barrow. He was drank and seemed to feel his Elder T. J. Heal, of Doeron, filled importance somewhat, refnsing to sit; the pulpit at Harmony Saturday and down and behave himself as instructed by the conductor. He finally made an uttemptfaTpall a pistol which the con dnetor soooeedediln taking from him. He was turned over to marshal Ntchol- sou when the train reached Cairo and spent else remainder of ."The Gloriona fourth'' behind the tars of tiie cala boose. Sheriff‘Hight cable over Tues day and carried said Jones to Thooas.' vile where be will be confined In the county jail to answer to a charge of Too Much Booze”, carrying concealed we ,pont eto. ONE HUNDRED CARS. Merrillville Hee Shipped That Many Melons This Season. «•*'■) '• is - new dlscave-v, tmnran teed and mi ney refunded i' i' tails to reirove Freckles, Pimples. Liver Spots. B'ackheads, Decolorations and Erup- tions. Ordinary case* in io days, the worst in 20 days. After these defects are removed the skin will be soft, e'ear and bi autiful. Price r 0 cents at drug stores or by mail. Thousands of ladles i-stify to the merits of Satinola. The daughter of an eminent physician writes: Memphis, Tenn, Jan. u, iqo*. Gentlemen:—I have need Satinola and Egyptian cream for a year or two^ and of unhesitatingly recommend.them as the > • - finest preparations l have ever used to dr^d car. shipped from this pome this remove pimplis, freckles or any other season. Merrillville experienced the heaviest downfall of rain last Saturday night that we have had this season accompan ied by a great deal of wind, but so far we hare lieardnf no eerioas resalts from it. ' The melon business is on the decline, one more week will «bont finish it .up. Sunday for Elder R. H. Berwick on ac count of the illness of the latter. Mr. O. O. Foss, of Pavo, was in Bar- wiok Tues ’ay shaking hands with his old friends. Mr. Miss Barrett attended a singing convention near Doernn Saturday and Sunday. This vicinity has received refresh ing showers recently and the beautiful growing'crops show a ready response to its invigorating influence. There waa never a brighter prospect for a good crop. We are glad to see Mils Abble Bar. ett stirring out again after being confined to her bed for three weeks with continued fever. Miaa Jessie Redfearu has returned fiom Pavo whete she spent a short time with relatives. Butler Sanchez took In the excursion to Albanr Monday. Doan's Kidney Pills and can recoin- beautify the coTplexion as no other pre- mend them'very highly. I took them psrations will Cor backache and kidney tronble from which I suffered Cor a number of years. There was a severe pain across the small Of my back, constant, dull, bear- Mrs, Evelyn Porter Ringwald. National Toilet Co., Paris.tTenn. Sold in Tbomasville by R. Thomas, Jr moved into oar midst, and we extend to him and bis excellent wife a most cor dial welcome. and all druggists. ing down pain, and the secretions from C(JRED op CH RONIC DIARRHOEA Miss Addie Craicy la visiting in town the kidneys were dark end fall of tedi meat. Since using Dean's Kidney Pills my back is stronger and the pain has teftaae. I think Doan’s Kidney Pills am a very reliable and a very effective AFTER TEN YEARS OF SUFFERING. "I wish to say a lew words in praise of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy,'' says Mrs. Mattie Bmge rMoody. They proved to be go in my I oi Martinsville. Va. “I suffered from s after I had failed to get any relief chronic diarrhoea for ten year, and da,- . , . _ „ ling that time tried various medicines (roes tbe use of several other remedies. 1 Emphatic endorsement can be bad right here in Tbomasville. Drop into B. Thomas Jr's drag store andssk what I Without obtaining any permanent relief. fais cwtomers report. Far tale by all dealers. Foster-MU- bum Co., Buffalo' N. Y., sole agents for the United 8tates. Remember the mas-Dead's—and take no other. Last summer one oi my children was taken with cholera morbus, and I pro- cured a bottle of this remedy. Only two doses were required to give her entire re lief f thru decided to try the medicine myseli. and did not use all of one bottle before 1 was well and I have never since been troubled with that complaint. One cannot say too much in favor of that wonderful medicine." This remedy is for sole by J W Peacock. sr this week. Miss Belle pnren is rapidly improv ing, and all indicationi are good ft r her recovery. . I Cspt E M Smith of Thomasvilie was with us last Monday afternoon. . Miss Bertha Teat has aa her guests two charming yonng ladies of Americas, Mimes Bessie and Mamie Wyatt. A GREAT RULER. One of the greatest of rulers is the liver. It governs the human organism. When the liver is ont of order the whole system become* diseased. Keep your liver healthy by naing Rydale’a Liver Tablets. They cure all liver tronble; Titer care constipation. Your money book if they do not give satisfcctidn. For sale by J. W Peacock. ail the melon growers, bat that if they will consign their shipments to hit hodse he will see that they are given nit personal attention. He goes direct ly from here to Pittabnrg, where he will be direotly in charge of all consign ments from this seotion. Tbs melon growers can ship to Crutchfield & Wool-' folk with perfect reliance. 7-8 St The flrjt year of Rev. Alex W. Beal- er’s pastorate at the Baptist church has just dosed. That gentleman presents some foots and figure.) about the year’s work that are interesting to the congre gation and every one else. The work of a church in modern times is a big basinets undertaking, bigger than most people imagine. The showing made by the Baptists is most creditable. It indicates the pros perous condition of the community, and the live Interest in things spiritual of the ohnroh. For all purposes 17587 were raised. Of this amount (667 went to missions. The good ladies of the ohnroh, and the ladies are always first in every praia- worthy endeavor, contributed (868 of this amount. To the Orphans Home $188 wassent. Eighty -eight dollars was given to the poor, and <809 went for Sunday School literature. The splen- did new pastorinm cost <8681, and (1960 was expeuded for pastor's salary and local expenses The Sunday School collections amounted to <864. Ninety-eight new members were add ed to the church, giving it the largest membership roll in the city. Sixty-four of these jollied by baptism. The revi val meeting conducted ;by Messrs Up shaw and Bealer caused the additionof 54 members. Daring the year 84 mem bers were added by clmroh letters. This is an indication of the nnm6er of new people who are coming to Thomaa- ville. The pastor preached 184 sermons aud delivered 8 addresses on special occa sions. He married 11 couples, and ilia income from this source was <44.50. The first msrriago service he performed without a fee. One c'oople was colored. Tile monthly statistics may be of iuter- est to those contemplating matrimony. The figures (or the marriages were 1 Sep temoer, 8 October, • November, 8 De cember, 8 January, 1 February and 1 April. Strange to relate there were no Baptist Jane brides. The pastor conducted 18 funerals. Of these 4 were members of the clmroh, 3 children of members, and one a relative of amember. The fliares indioute what a busy than a preacher is, find what a volume of business is transacted by a live aotive church. If Mi-o-na Does Not OnTe Dyspepsia, J. W- Peacock Will Return Your \ Money, When yon buy a box of Mi-o na, na ture's cure for dyspepsia, have him sign the following guarantee. This pro loots yon absolutely against lius, should the treatment fail to cure you. GUARANTEE. I hereby agree to refund the nnney paid for Mi-o nn on return of the empty box, if the purchaser tells me that it has failed to cure dyspepsia or stomach troubles. Tliia guarantee covers two 80c. boxes, ora month’s treatment. (Signed) ''Anyone who has dyspepsia, indiges tion, headaohes, dizziness, or specks be fore tho eyes, or any form of liver and stomach troubles, should take advan tage of this chance to be cured without risking a penny. The guarantee is plain and absolute. If Ml-o-na does not do all that is olaimed for ir, if it does not give perfeot satisfaction, if it does not care dyspepsia in any form and give perfeot and natural digestion, yonr mon ey is returned on demand. J. W. Peacock gives a positive guar antee with every box, allowing most conclusively Ills faith in tills remedy. T. N. HOPKINS, > Attornsy-at-Law,' Office 104 Upstairs Broad Street. Thomasvilie. • _ - , Georgia, IWMoney to loan on Thomas County Real Estate at 7 per cent ann&m. vl'i; t - * .- Mrs. W. L. Ball and family have gone taQuincy, Fla, to visit relatives. THE GOOD OLD BUMMER TIME sn the good old summer time, wheo blovcle throng thoroughfares, and larm animals and roadsters are all kept busy, accidents to man and beast are of fre quent ooonrauce. Elliott's Emulsified Oil Liniment fa the most serviceable ao-. oident and emergency liniment in nse. It relieves qniukly and lieala speedily ants, contusions braises, sprains, eto. You get one-half pint for 86o., snd yon et your monev book if not satiilied. 'or sale bv J. W. Peacock. About what you will give, that friend who is going tor get i married. Simply come- dow.i here tnl til uslow- i ■ much you want .to spend. We’ll do the rest—and guar*-' antee that the present will lea elegant. You don’t have to spend a fortune to obtain ele gance. L. H. JERGER, . JEWELER 1 Belays are Dangerous. THEREFORE Buy h Toda y- v . /- if rapidly being: adopted for all commercial parpoo rer mo OCEAN 8TEAESHIPS and bv the NA- The MARCONI SYSTEM es. it is now emploied on over ^ VIES oi the leading nations of tbs world. The U. S. GOVERNMEN f has giv -n the Marconi Company a contract to build three stations >n Ala-ka, thereby rec ognizing it as an abioluto necessity. A very important (act is that the POSTAL llfO-TL’U V tIUli W TCI E-flD ADli , ...... m.. and WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH Companies receive and trarsmit. sages (or the MARCONI SYSTEM from each of their to.uoo office), thus gi the MARCONI COMPANY the benefit of their HUNDREDS OF MILLk,.,., invested in receiving and operating plante, and thus enabling tbe Marconi System ' at tho present time to bare an office in every town In the United States and r To Melon Growers. Consign yonr melons to 8 H and E H Froet. New York City. They, will get yon <60 par car for 18 lb melons. Refer ence E B Parker. 7-8-'04-lt. GRAND SEA SHORE EXCURSION To Jacksonville, Fla, from Mont gomery and aU intermediate points to WayCroee, via Atlantic Coast Lino, Monday, July 18th. Further particulars later. ( T. J. Bottoms, T. P. A., ThomaavUlo, Ga. We advise immediate application, in order to secure certificates before I advance in price. it To give an idea of tbe possible moreasc in the value of the Marconi Sec tbe stock of tbs English Marconi Company, which was first offered the pu <3 per share, has since sold at <22 per share on the London Stock Eacnange.. 1 AMERICAN MARCONI COMPANY Offers as great, if not gre uer opportun and tbe stock is now on the eve of a pronounced advance. Applications are -eceived in amounts of not less than *122, and it is that immediate remittance be made. Through tne managers Inr thianden who comrol the stock we are enabled to make the present offer, but have oalv ■ limited amount of these certificates tooffer at the present figure. For prospectus and full information address 1015 Piudential Bldg. A* J. McBride, Do you wish to Tarn Money <n4dogood? ‘‘Yes?’* Then write to The Christian Union, CAST For Infimte lbs Kind You Have 27 E. Hunter, Atlanta, 7-I-8W.