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1IMK.S-ENTEUFHSK, THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA, JOLY 15, UX
CHARGES PREFERRE 1.
Had Their Inning at County Court
Thu,adey.
Albany Pollea Chief at laet leArralgn-
ad for Mladreda.
T.r.:nar'.: Lemon
Laxative euro*
Constipation, B11-
louuioso, 'Indiges
tion zrJHeadqobe.
Act:: promptly
tin! powerfully on
the bowels yet la
Cenllo mid pleao-
r.ot i.t action
doc.i not gripe or
sicken. It can’t
hurt you iteau
help you. .
Dothan, Ala...
April 1#,’<H.
I hate i|»ed La-
mxr’s Lemon Lax
ative In my family
and would not be
without It, It la
certainly a valua
ble medicine.
J, A. Hay,
Chief al Police.
Sfi Tone of bar Iron, all aizea. 1 ton extra due carriage and wagon
bolta, all alaea. 3000 feet rubber and oenvus* belting, i'to 13 inches
2000 feet piping, all aizea up to i Inches. 1000 feel ,tf Inch 1-8 Inch 1
wire rope. 1 carry the beet line of Cook Stmes and Store ware iin the
market. I hare the largest anil boat line of (leiierul Hardware ever
brought to town. I manufacture (Jnlranizrd Steel Tank* for ayrup
cooking by ateam orotherwlae. Aim Ix>g Parts, l.uinher Trucks, farm
and Lumber Wagons,'Buggies and farm implemente. Send In your
T.F.Dyson, Meigs, Ga
Our Valentine.
EVERYTHING GOOD IN
ellow X
We fagnlali IT, either ROUGH or DRESSED, and that too of the VERY REST
Tlila yon already knew, the word, we .peak am .nrely TRl^E. We nre too
buy AUiog order, to look yon np, but if you want the beat of any thing In onr
Una qolok, 'Phone 3M, and the old man will do the reit.
Ont by the tlrate Faotory on Boeton roml. Vi.itor. are welcome, day or night
Kirby Planing Mill.
NOWflREADY AND COMPLETE
AT CAIRO.
r The Drummers Livery Stable
Haring juat built and emiipfed n modern Lively Feed nnd Sale. Sl«bl, a*
~ gli, lliigg'es and nidtlle hone..
New lliiggie. (/im
i’mni|it mill ctmrieou* nllenlion given nl
with flratrfslaia Oarring
riageaand Drummers liiga
Order* for quick rori'icea.
Tbe Iputmimge of coiniiierri.il traveler* es|ieciuliy eoiioiled.. Rule*
Very Seafonable. Conveniently located oii liryau street. Two’minine*
walk easy of depot near railroad. Cull on, write, 'plume or wire.
Cairo, a. W. D. BARBER. Prop.
Satlafactlun Uantsd.
The Portable Saw Mill is the Coming Will.
OUR MILL 18 THE COMING
PORTABLE MILL.
It la a portable mill that is really portable. Make* perfect
lumber. Capacities 2,000 to 15,000 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.=*=*===
T‘i,« eonilly court liegci it. aearioi
early Thunafi-y morning nu.l n uiinuu I
until lain In I lit. evening. A number
oi'wi.ih, ).!Of>l« niumrod ivforo the
trlliunnl on vsriuus ciiirty.-K, nu.l a
•mailer number of tlm offender, than
u.uul were of do.ky hoe.
G. K. Ingrain and Jake Lovett who
worn accused of enticing hand, away
entered a plea of uilauoma and their
plea waa sustsiued.
Marion Wadsworth wn. fouud gnilty
of tlm uiiosunl cliargu of using profn
laiiguugu in ilia preannee of female.
And was fl :ol by ibe court $.15 and
coat. Ju|i . Hev imid wa. found gn^ty
of assault and tiutiery and flued *60 in
eluding coal,
Allied Cone, an aged citizen, waa afi-
cased of .oiling liquor. Tike evidence
filled to convince like |ary that lie waa
guilty and lie wee acquitted.
Tlie following were the oolored peo
ple who were tried.
Elijah Berdlue—larceny—forfeited
♦ 100 bond.
Frank Whitfield, accused of laroeny
hod Id. cuae nolle prueeed.
Anderson Oliamon, iu court for cheat
ing and swindling had Ida ease nolle
prosed.
Dan Foremen, get into difficulty
involving tlie purchase of 10010 oat a.
He wu accrued of oheatlng and .wind
ling and demanded indictment
Jemie Rhode*, located of larceny waa.
found guilty and paid $1.00 $ud coat.
The following saaee were continued.
Oliaa. Lewis, John Smith, Alton Junior,
Mattfo Jnulor, Alf Parish. Court ad
journed for the mootli yesterday even
ing.
Superintendent Marwick Hera,
Mr. Allen J. Berwick, Thomsavllle'a
new superintendent qf schools arrived
In the olty Thursday from his home in
Kinston, N. O. and last the Stuart.
He liae oommeuced active work prepar
atory to the opening of the oily schools
in September.
CouservatismJ* on the top of the hei p
just now.
Come to think of,it. Governor MoLen.
don lias a very pleasing sound.
That waa a splendid crowd of ooanty
citizens who were here yeeterday.
A I any. G.., Jnly Util, 1304.-
Tha (Margos against Chief of police
U N. Westbrook, premised by Dr.. Len
G.Brongluou, lime at last been officially
preferred.
They were placed in tbe lumda of
Mayor A. J. Lippeit yesterday after
noon by Mr. W. O. Watson. Ur. 'Wat
son is chairman of Hie citizens commit
tee, the latter consisting of about twen
ty prominent citizens, who voluntarily
relieved Dr, Broughton of responsibility
and the necesity of personally pressu g
etiarges
Mayor Lippitt stated yesterday after
noon that he had not read the chargee,
and that they would not be opened on tit
a fall meeting of the board coaid be
cored. He did not know jiut wben that
would be.
Chief of Police Westbrook bas not
bean suspended, and will remain on
dnty until tlie chargee are taken np
when he may be suspended by the Oopi
mission, pending the final hearing. The
chief espressos confidence in his ability
to disprove any ohargee that reflect upon
him aa an officer sworn to do his dnty,
and that he does not fear tlie final issue.
—Albany Herald.
Blood Troubles
•
Bad blood is tbe source oi numerous aches and pains
and the cause of nearly all stubborn, long-continued dis
eases. When the blood gets out of order, disease germs
and poisons of various kinds find their way into the cir
culation and some serious trouble is the result. Rheu
matism, Malaria, Old Sores and Ulcers. Scrofula. Amctuia,
and many pustular or scaly skin eruptions, like Eczema,
Salt Rheum and Tetter, have „ ... . _ . .
At, • in-ir inti in it in KaA Tsars a#o my blood was bad, as evidenced by
tneir beginning in baa p.ooa, eruptions and other symptoms on differsnt
and only a remedy that enters par ts of the body, so i concluded to try s. s. s.,
into the circulation and de- knowing it to be highly spoken of. After using a
strovs the germs and poisons number of bottles—my blood was thoroughly puri-
k.v* anv nArmanpnt tr/vJ and 1 was rslisved of all eruptions and
can have any permanent good H^nifeffitatlona of impura blood. I belleva your
effect Upon a disease Of this 8.8.8. to be an excellent blood medicine, and
character anyone in need of such medicine would do w«ll
Youcan't check a Mood *°r.«.r.on
disease by any external treat
ment ; the sores snd eruptions that appear upon the surface of the body are
only manifestations or symptoms of some internal disorder that cannot be
reached from the outside. S. -S. S. antidotes the poi
sons, humors and acids that are the real cause of
disease, cleanses and enriches the blood, and builds
up at the same time the general health. S. S. S.
_ invigorates all the organs and parts of the system
and stimulates them to greater activity, and strong nerves and renewed
health is the result. . If you have any blood trouble, write ns. < No charge
for medical advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAHTA, GA*
“For what is worth in’anytbing
But so much money as ’twill bring.”--Butler.
BARBECUE AND CELEBRATION.
Pro pas.d big Gathering here under
Auepleee of Maeone end Odd Pet
to we.
Candidate H. G. Davis is qolte au or
ator. His middle name ia Gasaaway.
Ho', getting more like Grover
every day," is wliat the old linen ate
saying of Parker.
A horse named High-ball has broken
Ills leg. Hero's a good chance for a
temperance lecture.
Sometimes we wonder if It la caUed
stieel tax because its resalts ate a tax
on the imagination.
Thoiuax county roads are tunduy
from frequent rains, bat no mnd is
slung lu the county campaign.
Mr. William J. Bryan has announced
that lie will rapport the ticket. Every
little lielpe and Bryan's is a big little.
Tliomasville gels her daily rain with
as much regularity a, a New York clnb
man smokes a post prandial perfecto.
We sometimes think people who live
outside of Thomas county must feel
like a linen suit look* after a rain
storm.
41 Months.
Tlie aggregate ot tlie sentences im
posed at tlie session of conuty court on
Wednesday and Thursday waa 41
mouths. The conuty gets $11.SO ptr
month for each convict sent to the camp
at Oooledge. Tlie amount received for
the two dpya work waa therefore
$437.56, besides several lines paid direct.
The coets will he about $100, so Hie
T.e SavslinshPitMiays: Tie county wUl profit from the misdoings
pr.ivi ling for the division of the school | of tta reddeuts. to the tune of mo,.
: fu-ids of Georg a letwt eu the races iu ******
priporltou to the amount of taxes paid
The state should Is) hats off to the
H use of'RepresAitattves which passed
t -e Australian b.dlot hill by a vote of*
102 to 40.
The Masonic fraterpUy held thrir
regular meeting Thursday and diaoost-
ed with favor a proposition, tint bad
previously been laid before the Odd
Fellows of the city. Tbeplan istohave
a huge Joint celebration, barbecue, pic
nio and general good time under tlie
auspioee of the two orders.
The big day will be set sometime
within tlie next six weeks, and the de
sire is to have the resident! of the conn-
ty come to town and spend an enjoy-
able day with their friends in town.
The members of tlie K. and A. M.
and the I. O. b. F. throughout tlie
oountry, and then are hundreds, ol
will of coarse attend,
hot the plan of the promote ri la
*o get every citizen in the ooanty,
secret order manor not, to oome. Tlie.
1 accompaniments of music,
speeches and good things to eat will of
oooiaobe provided in abundance.
A good old-fashioned picnio celebra
tion, inch as the town has not seen in
voire, is planned, and from the char
actor of tlio men behind it there is small
donbt ol the grand success of tlie plan.
BOUGHT WOOL
Cairo Firm Makee Big Purchase of
the Fleecy.
Mr, James L. Mauldin, of tlie Arm of
Mauldin Brothers, of Cairo waa in the
city Thursday. He waa on his way home
from Camilla, where he made a big pur
chase of wool. Every year tlie Mitchell
conuty sheep raisers pool their crop and
sell it to tlie highest bidder.
A number of dealers were on hand to
bid, bnt Mr. Mauldin'a price reached
tlie persimmon. He paid 3< cents for
8901 pounds ot white wool and 34 cents
for 3fi3 pounds of black. Tlie total
transaction Involved $3401.13 and the
hustling Thomas ooanty firm will make
money oat of the deal.
We deeire to call attention of onr customers this week to a large
line of
Buggies, Wagons and Farm Implements.
We handle 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 combina
tion guano and corn drills.
We have the best line of Fertiliser Distributors we ever saw. Yon
can put ont with them from one hundred to two thousand pounds
of fertilizers per acre.
We also carry a full line of two horse riding snd walking cultivators
aud weeders.
We are still offering bargains iu
—Flour, Sugar and Tobacco—
and have on hand yot some seloct North Carolina Seed Finders
Remember that we give with each 26o cash purchase n ticket en
titling you to a chance at tbe beautiful Amea stick seat run about on
display in our window, which hill be given away on May 28th. One
of our customers will get this beautiful run about. You may be tbe
lucky one. COMR to see ns.
Comfort Trading Co,
BOSTON, - - GEORGIA.
Announcement of
W. M. SINGLETARY & SON,
Proprietors of Meigi Big Livery Stables
beg to inform the public that they are
now folly fitted np aud prepared to serve
all with very best accommodations.
Having recently bought out the firm of
W. H. Hurst A Oo., and in combining
Hie two they will conduct a first-class
Livery, Feed and Sales Stable. Beat
turnouts, all kinds of new aud up-to-date
vehicles. Drummers' Riga and Fine and
Fast Horses. Rates reasonable and
satisfaction guaranteed, Calls answer
ed promptly. Phone, wire or write.
W. M. 8INGLETARY & SON,
7-i-Uu ‘Meigs, Georgia.
nONEY SAVED
Thoroughbred Chickens.
Barred Plymouth Rock and White Wyandotte
JBGGS. Price Si.io'per setting 15 eggs.
C. W. COCHRAN & BRO., - Thomasville, Ga.
by each is not apt to pass the legisla
ture nud become a law. it wilt serve
a useful purpose, though, u'l warning
to the long-distance friends ot tlie ue-
grow that the patience ot the white pet-
pie of tlie eontli may some day become
exhausted end measure# of this nature
of the states of
this
Mr. Reuntree Sick.
(Hprclal to Tlmre-Knlerprlar,)
Berwick Ga. July 14, 1U04.—Hon. J.
B. Rountree is at home sick. He is
11 reate usd with a case of continued
fever. It is hoped, however, that he
will, in a few days, be able to return to
Atlanta to notune hi* dutUe in the leg
islature.
Thai's Srhat it means to !o trade with us. We have an up-tmdate stock of
Bed room Suites, odd Dressers, Beds,
Tub’* s, Sideboards, Chairs, Springs,
Mattresses, Et \ «
We al o carry ihe
BEST LINE OF STOVES '
ever sold in the So--th. Our guarantee it behind evety one and if you ste
needing a stoi'e it will pa/you to see ns. We are making some specially low
prices on
Matting, Rugs, Lace Curtains, Window Shades, Hammocks, Mos-
quhor Canopies and other Summer House Furnishings.
Come to see us and we will make your visit profitable. Yours for business.
’ Cairo Furniture Company,
R. L. Van Landingbam, Mgr. Cairo, Oa
