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-ENTERPRISE,THOMAS VILLE, GEORGIA, JULY 16 1904.
Local and Personal,
Mr L P. i)\n
Thursday.
Truupw Hines of Bainbriilgo
the city yesterday
Lamar'* Lemon /
Laxative cure* [
Constipation, Bit- I
(outness, Indices- V
tfon and Headache. \
Acts promptly
and powerfully on
the bowels yet I*
gentlo and pleas
ant in action——
docs not gripe or
sicken. It can’t f
hurt you it can
help you
ttirrenct
Wor!
Miss Liln Brums from JLsdAton w&s in
flionimtviliu Thursday.
Dothan, Ala.,
April 10, *04.
I have used La
mar’s Lemon Lax
ative in my family
and would not be
without it. It is
certainly a valua
ble medicine.
J. A. May,
Ohlsf of Police.
Mr. \Vil*ou Brooks, of Bo*tou wus a
j si liens visitor on Thursday.
J. W. I.. Yutbs*W6iit to Biicoi.roii on
Tliottsiuy.
rddtoad busiiu'i
On emlo mi all Mood drug ttoros. SO dotes for so emntt.
OWNED AND MANUFACTURED BY
, LAMAR. TAYLOB A RILEY DRUB COMPANY, »aoon,
K'uia, Mu
Mias Georgia Jorter of Moultrie ia ttie
lust of Mis* 1 * Kiiiimi und irn Blau-
YOUTHFUL HORSE THIEF
Attempted to get Away With The
Goods at .Meigs.
l«* TlmevKatciprhc.)
Meits, Ga. July V 11)04. This morn-
lug Mrs. E. 8. While and Mis* Lilia
Forest drove into towd, and stopi *’d at
the residence of Mr. A. 8. Braswell A
small negro boy who stays at the lion go,
was given the horse to feed and water.
Hr forgot to return. Marshul Arlim*
and others took the matter in hand, and
soon found him going out of town with
the animal. Hub quite \onng and will
possibly he let off light
t
Mrf SI. Ij Vv'tKi uml daughter from
B.mtou were pleasant visitors here
Thursday.
Miss Kniiiia Hinson ami her mother
have gone to Cairn to beMiu.goevt of
the Van Landing haw iiiwily.
Maxcy Dead.
Maxey is dead, lie lived a life of
ornamentation -and usefulness for 24
slong years. He was n familiar figure on
Tjioiuaavillo’n iiTi eia and he will he
missid from tin* equine worjd M:imm
was n Iil*le .Shetland j»ony who had
Ihh*ii the properly of Mr. Jas. \\ nil's
family for a nuinlair of years The
spotted jMinv and Ids little cart*will if-
missed from the streets. He died of
old age, after a life of ease.
Through the Skin
TO THE BLOOD.
Sonic of th
thrmigv
Po J*Ji: OuL and I
taken the
aiul Yr.r.r r or. ? :
of the i.v - U Im.
Dye PcLm'iy
ing colftud undcr-clot'.iir
and hosier.- i:; of frequent o
::ort stubborn diseases enter into the
Lhu^kin. ‘The juices of
wild plants, when
i. ■*-;t afresh each season,
uutulotcd and driven out
and
and ac.
and tj:
tvstesi I V
q3 (
stor;
a poisoned by hand-
id break out on me
rears, Some one re-
D. S., which cured me completely.
Mrs. J. T. Tlinishor, who lias been
the guest of ilr*. Cajyiu Carroll lias re
turned to her home in Dothan Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. John Spence and fam
ily have gone down to Boston for n
week’s stsy.
Our Valentine.
Mrs. \V. H. Pitttpnn of Tliomnaville
i;j visitiug hoi daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Pittman, on Hoyt street.—Athens
Banner.
Miss Rosalind Siiefficld has returned
to her home in Quitman.
If Bryan wants to bolt it is up to
to let the erring brother go in peace.
EVERYTHING GOOD IN
iiow a
lue.
'Av. furntali IT, either HOUGH or DKBSSED, and tint loo of the VEJtY BES'l
Thil 70a already knew, the word, we speak are surely TIOJU. We are t<x
buy filling order, to look you up, hut If you want the bent of nuy thing in nui
line quick, 'Phoue 104. and tho old mail will do the rent.
Out by the Orate Factory on Bouton road. Visitorn are welcome, day or night
Kirby Planing Mill.
NOWflREADY AND COMPLETE
AT CAIRO.
; Ths Drummers Livery Stable
Hating jutt built and equipped it hiodern I.ivory Ford and Stile. Slnhli a
with 8r«t.claf« Curriagte, liugg es mid saddle horses. Now Buggies (.'at-
riagoaand Drummer) Riga l'romjiL and courteous ntlenlion given all,
Orders for quick services.
The Ijutiroiiage of colnflicni.il travelers especially solicited. Hale*
Very Reasonable. Conveniently located on Rryan street. Two mi Hides
walk easy of .depot near railroad. Call on, write, 'phone or wire
Cairo, a. W. I). BAKBKR, Prop.
, Satisfaction UiiiPil.
■MdkOI
The Portable Saw Mill is the Comino Mill.
OUR MILL 18 THE COMING '
PORTABLE MILL.
It is a portable mill that is really portable. Makes perfect
lumber. Capacities 2,000 to 5,000 feet per day.
TAKE YOUR MILL TO THE LOGS.
Can be set and ready to saw in two hours. Variable Fric
tion Cable Feed. Stationary Mills, any capacity. Portable
and Stationary Engines, Railway, Mill and Factory Supplies.
WRITE US TO-DAY.
- BACON & COLLINS SUPPLY CO.,
*— ALBANY, GEORGIA.- —
C.J. Kendall, J. D. McKenzie and
it. L. Shipp, three Moultrie lawyerr,
were here on superior court butdtioss
l’lmraduy.
. Miflseft Blanche and Katherine Mitch
ell of BlackHhear, Ga., are visiting their
grandfather, Judgo Robert G. Mitchell,
in thin city.
Miss Lucy Harrison who 1»oh been
Hpending Home time ill (Clearwater, Flu
woh in the city Thursday on tho way to
her home in Mouticello
Messrs. O. T. Gandy, W. J. Taylor
a'ld William Shepherd camo home from
Meigs Thursday morning. They assist
ed the Masonic lodgo there to do work
on Wednesday night.
Major H. L. Wylly is in the city for
the first time la two mouths. 8
his last visit tho Major has become a
Benedict, and Ids good right baud was
s lueezed by many congratulatory
friends yesjorday.
Mrs. J. T. Cochran has moved to
ThomasviUo from Camilla, and in fu
ture will make her home here. She is
the mother of two enterprising young
citizens of Thouiasville, H. K. and L.
Oocli.an and will be warmly welcomed
t j this place.
New Ohclockoneo Enterprise.
Ur. W. 8. Bullock of the firm of W.
S. Bullock und brother, Ohelockonee
was in the city on Thursday. They hav
recently established a ginnery and plan
ing mill at Ohelockonee, widt h is well
equipped to handle Jhe cotton and lum
ber of thnt thrifty neighborhood.
rominent Railroad Men Here
A trio of gcutleinen 'who hold high
ptodtiov«iu the railroad world \
hire Thnrsdny ou official business i
nected with tho A. C. L. They were
Cad. W. B Denham, General Super
inteudent, Jas. Menzies, General
Freight agent, I). F. Kirklatul, divisio
superintendent.
Hate to Part.
The Thonmsvii'.e men between the
ages of 1(» and 50 evidently dislike to
part with the $3 due by each one for
street tax. City Treasurer Mitchell
slates that only 218 of the 1000 who are
liable have to this date yielded up the
coin.
Case Postponed.
Tho hearing of the case involving J.
L. Beverly, M. Wilkes and Sqns aml'the
I'uion Piuojiolissaw mill company was
set for yesterday In Superior court but
was postponed for oue Week, nutil
hbred Chickens.
>uth Rock and White Wyandotte Thursday July u.
Price $I.UO^pCi setting T h *e people who married just for an
& BRO., - I homasville, Qa. | experiment, in June, are beginning to
A Word from Maolntyro.
St. Louis, Mo., World’s Fair Station,
July 7, ’W —
.special to Tlmes-Kutcrprise.)
The Dike is fine.
W. I. MacIntyre.
unrivaled Mood
sores and cruptu
niedicai advice ot
Wg.
y unrlr.ir f-
rcr.ded &. S _
e seen no uitruu of tho eruptions for se?'
inc. i MRS. A. N. BENNETT.
:!ie skin. The diseases that enter the
c.s are as deep-seated and dangerous
dies, salves, soaps or other external
blood muit be purified before getting'
l of the disease. S. S. S. acts upon
ng it of tlie original poison and re-
enUhv'. normal condition,
u.irantced entirely vegetable, and an
purities removed from the blood, the
s should you desire
: will cost 3'ott noth-
ormtfo-i ab)tst your case: th
rnz s lyin’ specific co,
i ATLANTA, GA.
“For what is worth in'anythinn
But so much money as ’twill brinij.”--BiitJer.
W« tics i th to cal 1 atti>
line of
■Lion of our customers this week to a large
Buggies, Wagons and Farm Implements.
-Wo handle the
Weber Wagon and the Virginia Wagon, the Oxford Buggies
and the Rex Buggies, and the Me Far lane Buggies and
Surrics.
1 wskoop.
Petition for Charter.
GEORGIA—Thomas County.
To the Superior Court olsaid county:
Tfic fx»titiou of M. M. Cooper, Jaine
Gribbtiti. Jos. H. Brown, L. Steyernmu,
F. W. Boyer, W. I. MacIntyre, and W.
C. SuodgruHH, all of said state and coun
ty, respectfully shows;
Tliut they desire for themselves
and 11unr associates, successors und as
signs to become innorporated under the
name and style of the'Thomnsville Elk’s
club.
2ud. The term for which petitioners
ask to be incorporated is tweuty years,
with,tho privilege of renewal at the end
of that time.
3rd. Tho capital stock of the cor
poration is to be $5000.00 (Five Thous
and dollars) divided into shares of $H>0.-
00 (One Huudred Dollars) each, payable
in inouthly installments of $2.00 (Two
Dollars) each. Petitioners however ask
the privilege of increasing the said cap
ital stock from time to time, not exceed
ing in the agregato $10000.00 (Teu
thousand Dollars.)
4th. That more than 10 per cent of
said capital stock of $5000 ( 0 has al
ready bceu actually paid iu.
6th. The object of the proposed cor-
porutiou is to promote the social inter
course of its members, and to build and
to muiutaiu an Elk’s club iu Tlioiuat-
ville, Ga. Petitioners desire to exer
cise the usual powers, und to do nil us
ual necessary and proper^ nets which
portniu to or may be connected with the
erection and maintaining such an insti
tution, as herein sjieciflcd. To have all
the rights and powers provided iu sec
tion 1852 of the civil code of 18i)5 ol
Georgia, and to have the right uu 1 pow
er to borrow and loan money and to ex
ecute all necessary notes and mortgages
security deeds and other iu. trumeuts
of writiug to evidence said loans and to
secure the same.
Petitioners de-ire that 4 their
persoLul liability may be limited to the
amount of each individuals unpaid stock
subscriptions if any.
The principal office and place
of business of tlie proposed corporation
will be Thomoaville, G».
Wherefore petitioners pray to bo made
a body corporate under the name and
style aforesaid, eutitled to the rigjitT,
privileges and immunities and suhjet
to the liabilities fixed by law.
M M. Cooper. James Gribben, Jas, i
H. Brown, L. Stoyerman. F. W. Boyer,!
W. I. Macinty re, W. C. Snodgrass, iicti* f
1
tiouers.
July T, 11K*4
I certify tho foregoing to be a true
copy of origiual now of file in my office
J. W. Grsover, C. 8. C.
July 7th 1901.
We have combination corn and cotton planters and combina
tion guano and corn drills.
We linvo the Lost line of Fertiliz
can put out with them fro in r,
of fertilisers jn-r acre.
DistriLutors we ever saw. Yon
■ hundred to two thousand pounds
Wo also carry a full tin
and weeders.
•f two horso riding and walking cultivators
. We are still offering bargains in
—Flour, Sugar and Tobacco—
and bavn on hand yot some ..eloct N’urtli Carolina Sood rindni
' Remember llint we give with eaeli 25c cash pnrehaso a ticket en
titling you to a olmnee at the beautiful Antes stick seat run about on
display in our window, which will lie given away on May 2Mth. One
of our customers will get this beautiful run about. You may be the
lucky one. COME to scons.
Comfort Trading Co.,
BOSTON,
GEORGIA.
Announcement of
w. M. SINGLETARY & SON,
Proprietors of Moigs Big Livery Stables
l*‘g to inform the public that they aro
now fully fitted up and prepared to servo
all with very best accommodations.
Having recently bought out tho firm of
. II. Hurst A: Co., and in combining
the two they will conduct a first-class
I.ivory, hood and Sales Stable. Best
turnouts, all kindsof new and up-to-date
vehicles. Drummers’ Rigs and Fine and
cast Horses. Kates reasonable and
satisfaction guaranteed. Calls answer
ed promptly. Phone, wire or write.
W. M. SINGLETARY & SON,
Meigs, Georgia.
nONEY SAVED
with us. We have an up-to-date stock of
Bed room Suites, odd Dressers, Beds,
Tub'cs, Sideboards, Chairs, Springs,
Mattresses, Etc.
Wc also carry the
f-IINK OF STOVES
behind every one and if you arc
are making some specially low
13EST
ever sold in the So"th. Our guarantee
needing a stove it will pa/ you to see us. \
prices on
i Matting, Rugs, Lace Curtains, Window Shades, Hammocks, Mos-
qu’tor Canopies and other Summer House Furnishings.
Conte to see us and we will make your visit profitable. Yours for business
Cairo Furniture Company,
R. L. Van L.ndlaghim, .Mfr. Cairo, 0*
