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TIMBS-ENTEHPH8S, TH0MWVll3S,' GEOMflA. Ai)«C&'fe*d,-Tw^
JUMBO TO JUDGE.
jyhere your dollar brings you th
mist; va ue youiv.ll >
surely come t0
BOSTON RACKET STORE
/This week we will
close out our jelly
fair size, fair qual
ity, at 25 c dozen.
Ej Armour washing powder 2 packs. „ 5 cts
r~ Armour Laundry soap 2 for. .5 cts
Ej 12 perfect clean clothes pins 2 cts
!! Nice Ink tablet I2tpages 5 cts
Ej 12carpenter pencils -....3cts
. j . /
The file that you need to file your saw with, the kin:
g- you have always paid a din^e for we have
Ej ’em at 5 cents.
£ Ladies Shirt Waists, White Lawn, fancy fronts
sE Latest Styles, $1.25 value at 79 cents
THE BOSTON RACKET STORE.
>118 Broad Street.
Alex S. Yeager, Manager.
II you had a nouse that brought you an income of $100 each year wouldn’t yor
insure it for $1,000?
You certainly would, all good business men do. . ' >
You Would do it knowing that your bouse 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
if 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 ycu
have paid in ' > ‘ _
Or tLat after a certain period, *f you are still living, you can get hack 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 t^his proposition by
making application for a policy of insurance to the
.
Fill out the coupon and mail it to us for full information. •
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1 . C. M. & E. H. SMITH,
General Agents, Thomasville, Ga.
Coupon.
O. M. &E. H. Smith, General Ageuta, The Prudent 11
Iuh. Co of America. ThomaHville, Ga.
Dear Sirs: ,
Without expense to me and without committing it
jielf to any action, will you seud me further inforu •
tion as to insurance policy on my life.
I was born on the
»
My < ccnpaiicn is
Yours truly,
Address
IMMfWM. ntttl
Just Arrived at
A new lot of 2 piece Homespun
Suits and Blue Serge suits that
ought to be sold at $ 13.50 and
$15.00.
We are letting them go 'for
$10.50 and $11.50.
A new line of Men’s all wool
Summer:: Pants
Sold for $3.75 and $4.25 now at $3
The prettiest line of neck-wear
brought to town for 26c.
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SOCIAL REALM.
Z. Tucker, of Albany, is in tlie city.
C. G. Lott, of Pelliam, won in town on
Sunday.
D. M. Bozen, of Pelliam, vii.it ml town
| yesterday.
j Mr. Wm. McKay, Jr,, he* returned
1 1 from Macon
Mr. John Paaco, of Savannah, waa in
town Monday., J
J. H. Anderaou waa hero from Ohclo.
a bonce Monday.
Among Monday'a viaitora to town waa
L T. Warren, of Melga.
H. W. Wbeolea, the Pelham teleplione
man apent Sunday here.
Time. Enterprise Sends 96 Podnd
Melon to Porker.
Mr*, and Mr*. D. J. Franklin are back
from a visit to Pelham.
Mr. hem Siugletary, of Oholockouee
waa a Monday visitor to town.
Mist Mariah Ruasell, of Metcalfe, is
tlie guest of friends in the city.
J. B. Lewis, one of Camilla's promt,
nent merchants was here Monday.
Messrs. W. E. Davis and W. B. Rob
erts,of Meigs, spent Monday in town.
llr. o. T. Harman and Mr. Will Bras
well, of Meigs, were in town on Mon-
d»y- _
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Merrill and family
tie expected home from Tallulah ‘Falls
to-day.
Mrs. Nellie D. Sean and Miss Mari
anna, who have been at Richmond, Va.,
for the past month, returned home yee-
today.
Mr. M. M. Kendall, a prominent citi-
sen of Metcalfe, wae here on busineee
Monday. ,
8. B. Forrester and J. W. Moore.'jr.,
two of Boeton's rekidenta, were in town
Monday.
Mr. Sam Baker, Jr., has returned to
hie home fcaBraaswlok after a visit to
homefolks here.
The Thomasville i'iincs-iSnterprine
»ont yesterday to Judge Alton B. Parker
a Wl imnnd Triumpii melon grown in
Thomas county, it lioiw* that dda may
lie nu omen of Sucre,*. A "Triumpii"
to tlie triumphant.
Tlie melon was grown by Mr. F. N.
Carter at ills place nour Merrillville. It
was submitted s* n candidate for tlie
•Hi prize offered by tlie Atlantic and
Birmingham railroad for tlie heaviest
melon along its line. The big fellcw
won the prise, and is now going to tl e
candidate who is going to win tlie presi
dential prizo.
The Timea-Knterprise heard of this
mammoth melon, which eclipsed the 80
1-3 ponndor that heretofore held the
belt. The paper immediately oommu-
nleafed with Mr. A. G. McFadden, gen
eral passenger agent of tlie A. and B.
and found them very ready to part with
the prize winner tot each a purpose.
So yesterday the big melon sped on ite
way to "Roeemont” the summer home
of Judge Parker, over the linee of the
Southern Express Company. It will
doubtless cunse the eve* of New York
people to open witli astonishment, and
their months to water when they see it.
Needless to say that the melon is screen
ed from the view of thi pub lie ins i big
barrel, lest envy and hanger should
triumph over the mormtlaw.
It ie peculiarly appropriate that a
Georgia melon should be cent to the
Democratic candidate, for in tbie-etate
everything even the watermelons are
For Parker.” So here’* hoping that
the Judge’s coarse may be as smooth as
the glistening sidee, and bis prospects as
rosy as its ripe red heart.
Heme Mleelon Meeting.
The meeting of tlie Borne Mission
Society wae postponed from Monday,
August 1st, till Monday, August 8th. ss
rain Interfered.
An intereeting program had been pro*
pared for the Door of Hope,Macon, Ga.,
which will be given at next meeting 'in
XpworthLeague room at 4:30 o’clock.
A free will offering for enlarging this
Heme will be much appreciated.
cents
i
We have e
3
few straw
3
hats left ove
and regutai
3
25 and 50
rs
goodsjnow
going at 191
