About Thomasville times-enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1904-1905 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1904)
low i hi i TIM28-BMJBKPBI8E n H0MA8VILLB, GEORGIA AUGC3TI9, 1904. Uliijpjui ii. j—J vtmm ANOTHER HOMS. FEU. FROM BALLOON Tragle Manner In wbieN Young Leo Warren Met Death W. E. CMbKH Will Me'/' M!« feate And Build on Qid L^t » JOIHiS AJiDIRfSSlES SW3UE DEAtiEH IN t General Hardware, 0UNS, PI8TOLB. AMMUNITIONS, STEAMFITTINOrRELTIlfO, PIPEING, MIUjSUPPLIBS, WAGON ANlJ OAJtT MATERIAL. TURPENTINE, FARM WAGONS, TAMPER CAKT.>. BUGGIES, STFAM TANK3 ANDKVAPORATOHSFOR COOKING SYRUP. I WANT HARDWOOD LUMBER ANY SIZE. = —, e.i. ..■mninti-iftnT- - hr a juunuiuiwu. ^ and, like other diseases of the blocx*. crited. The poisonous acids with u. trged circulate through the system, b: 'y 00,1003. ry Klitucia* ,i .ij, r.ud tna ;vct med- ; Scribed Ef t.i- ir medi- Thomasmille, Ga. NOW READY AND COMPLETE AT CAIRO. The Drummers Livery Stable Having just built and equipped n modern Livery Feed and Sales Stables with firatAilass Carriagts, Bugg'cs nnd sa<ldle horsi'8. New Buggies Car riages and Drummers ltigs J’rompt and courteous attention given all, Orders for quick services. The patronage of commercial tricycle in especially solicited. Kates Very Reasonable. Conveniently located on Bryan street. Two . minutes walk Oasjboi* dejiot near railroad. Call on, write, ’phone or wire. Cairo, ai W. D. BARBE.R, Prop. Satisfaction tiannted. The Portable Sav. OUR MILK. IS TO:.: Cf t S Tfc h\ a portable mill that i.; lumber. Capacities 2,000 to B0& is*ll oic. ^ iUiiicrs perfect i 2: LOGS. -our''. VariaWe Fric- rortablo Supplies. T Mr. George G. Warren returned from Gainesville Flq. Saturday morning. Ho went to attend the funeral of i»i« brother Mr, Lee Warren who lived here until last May. Mr. Warren brought back particular* of the young man’s tragic death. It occurei Sunday last in Mancie, Ind. Though but 22 years old, tho young man wish an experienced and successful aero naut He was under contract to make several ascensloua from Eaton Park resort near Mnneie. He had to make his dual appearance on Sunday after noon. Just before ascending be inform ed a companion that this would be his, last trip, an ho intended to quit tho business and return to his home at Gainesville, His words camo true in a manner he little expected. He made the ascension alright, hut conhl not cur, the parachute loose from. the balloon. The gas was released from tho bag and ho descended gradually. One hundred fcot from the groofid the balloon collapsed and tno parachute caught in a tree top. Warren’ hold on the ropes was loosened and ho was dashed to the ground breaking his neck and fracturing his arm. Ho died instantly. His remains were sent to Gainesville and his funeral took place Friday, followed by tho largest funeral procession even scon in Gainesvillo, ADMIRAL KILLED- usclans Lost a Valuable Officer in the Nqva! Battle. St. Petersburg, Aug. 13.—Rear Ad miral Withott, in command of the Rus sian naval forces at Port Arthur was killed in tho. engagement on Wednes day. Tho emperor received a telegram from Tfiing.Gbon, signed by Captain Matoutnviteh, rear admiral of staff, re porting that Witlioffc met his doatli aboard tho flags)iip. Czarevitch. Both logs were blown off. Oapt. Warn off, of the U/arevitch, CommanderSanioff nnd jievond officers were wounded. S-veral other otlleors wero killed. The battle ship sustained severe damage. Her rudder was broken beyond repair. The Novik has left Tsing-Cliou. London, Aug. 13.—A dispatch from St. Petersburg says that me machinery of the Russian battleship Czarevitch is endfred wort4»l°w*. ’Sim lost 201 officers and men killed and sixty wounded, • Admiral Withoft was on tho bridge of the Czarevitch when a shell exploded, blowing him to pieces. ENGINEER KILLED. fudge Montgomery sold yesterday the Waite place on-Clay street to W. E. Cochran & Co. Tiio present residence of Mr, W. E. Cochran will be removed to this lot and Mr. Cochran wi*l at once erect a new home on his lot near the Baptist church. . * A Fall Wedding - • It is said in sooiety circles that a wed ding of unusual interest is scheduled for the early autumn. The names mention ed in connection therewith are those of a young gentleman from the north who haa spent several winters here, aud one of Thomaaville’s ycunger society bells who is not yet onfc-of her "teens.” An lllfated Family Another death occurred in the Heeth family at Monticello Thursday of last week, another son dying of fever, iliis family 1ms been unusually unfortunate; ten in number, five of them have had fever this summer and three’died of it. The deatli of Richard occurred here at almost the same time his father died in Monticello. The othor two members of tho family who were sick are out of danger. — Quitman Free Press. His Hardest Day. Judge H. B. Peoples, of Nashville, was in tho city Thursday, on his way Irom Tliomasviilu where he presided for Judgo Hansel!, of the county court, Wednesday. Judge Peeples declares is was the hardest day’s work he over had on the bench. He disposed of fotir- tcosi criminal cases, nine of which were convicted and live found not guilty. t}uito a neat little sum went into Thomas county's treasury as payment of flues —Tiftoa Gazette. A disease so painful and far-reaching :ti u.* Upon the human system as Rheumatism, must have a deep and well-laid foundation. " the blow qaently blood is charged ■ down the health, irritating the nerves, settling in joints I had a severe attach and muscles, and causing the doctor* FKa a wj*n2e r.'i go**! sharp, cutting pains peculiar icine every wu .. /*. >• to Rheumatism. Unless the ^f^and°b^an r the uio’•>I J t blood is purified, joints and ©lbow joints' were so sv/.SJ'U nnd i< muscles become costed with StKoureUlf wUot" b^?n°so»- bnt 03 1 ‘‘ aw $ the acrid matter and are ren- wag helpiiurmo,continued,and to-day araacound, dered stiff and sore, and the wr ^J.J , A n * v n CQ . ve j* 21, CHAPMAN. meat. Laments. , est of nil blood purl lien, nnd tonics, and in no disease does it art so promptly and beneficially as Rheuma tism, neutralizing the acids and restoring the blood to a pure, healthy condition and invigorating and toning up the nerves and nil parts of the system. It is guaran tee s.ric y vegetable. Write us should you itcsire medical advice, which will cost you nothing. . THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GAm "For What is worth injanything Rut so much money as ’twill briiiR.’ ■Butler. We (lesiii line of t-> call attention of our cu-t"iners this week to a large Buggies, Wagons and Farm Implements. -We handle tin Weber Wagon and the Virginia Wagon, the Oxford Buggies and the Rex Buggies, and the McFarlanc Buggies and Stirries. We have? combination corn and cotton planters and combina tion guano and corn drills. TAKE YOUR Can be set and ready f o saw tioa Cable Feed. Stationary I end Stationary Engines, Ra’wi WRITE US BACON & m.l'l =ALU4? r Gt Kjs.’rft 1 ;*. s a Thoroughbred Chickens. Barred Plymouth Rock and White Wyandotte EGGS. Price $1.00 per setting 15 eggs. C. W. COCHRAN & BRO., - Thomasville, Ga MmrnmmmmmnininiimflmniiiHiiHimfiinHiiimmiiK I WHERE ARE T OU GOING 3 My pretty maid? I’m going to Tyboo, Sir, s!i tliat’s the place where tho jivoplo are going have a good time. gHOTEL TYBEE I Witn its mauy attractions, its flue orchestra, its bathiug and its exeellout enisiuo is tho most popular s resort on the South Atlantic Coast. Rates <2.30 per $12.80 and $15.00 per w« ek. The Pulaski House. John McLaughlin Met Death Jn Freight Wreck near Dothnn Nows reached the citv Sa turday of a \ J freight wreck on tho Atlantic Coast Lin»*. which caused tho death of engin eer John McLaughlin who made thin city h s homo. The wreck occurred shortly before midnight ou Friday night, its scene was £lba Junction, a small town seven teen miles west of Dothan Ala. Mr. McLaughlin was engineer on a local freight, running east. It is reported that ho misunderstood Ids orders, and i ran by the meeting place scheduled to | allow the through freight number 211, •westbound to pass. The two trains j met bead oil and crashed together with i great force. Mr. McLaughlin was ai- ; most instantly killed, his fireman hurt: and two brakomen somewhat shakou ! J up. The train crew on tho through, t freight wore not injured. ; The Coast Lino officials were as mum : as the proverbial oyster, as is their hob- i it in cases of wrecks. They declined to go into particulars TT but the facts as related above are cor- 1. And ! rec t, Mr. McLaugiilitt's reiuaius were year to ' gout to Montgomery and tho injured ' men wore sent to the hospital there. } He was formerly a resident of Chicgo ^3 aud leaves two ^laughters, voting ladies iplendid ^2 iu a convent there. II is body maybe .ide ^2 sent there for interment. He had boon jin the service of the “Coast Line al>out Metcalfe Marriages. Metcalfe, Ga. Aug. 13, J0O1.—Met- alfe was tho scene of two interesting marriages on Wednesday hist, one being au entire surprise to everybody. Miss Lizzie Wheeler aud Mr. Norwood, wero married by Rev. E. K. Ro-e, iu the pres ence of a number of- friends. Nosoouor had tho words been said than another couple from among the sjiectators asked that a similar ceremony be performed for them. They were Dr. W. 13. Watkins and Miss Sarah Mash. Tho astonished vis itors saw therefore two weddings in stead of one. All of the young people are prominently ^connected aud well known throughout tho county. i lmvo thd best line of Fertilizer Distributors wo ever saw. You can put out with them from one hundred to two thousand pounds of fertilizers per acre. Wojilso carry a full line aud weed era. »f two horse riding and walking cultivators Wo are still offering bargains in —Flour, Sugar and Tobacco— and have on band vet some select North Carolina Seed Finders Remember that we give with each i2’»c cash purchase a ticket en titling you .to a chance at the beautiful Ames stick seat run about cn display in our window, which will be given away on May 28th. One of our customers will get this beautiful run about. You may be the lucky one. COME to see us. Party of Young People go on n Straw Ride. On Friday night several of^the youn ger sou ial set chape roped by Mrs. E, L Brown made their way to the always hospitable home of tho Craigmilea. Music and dancing prevailed as the most popular form of pleasure and all rejiort a delightful lime. Those pres ent were Misses: Jeanne Leo Brown, Agnes Lillienberg, Louise Hopkins Marian Balfour and Messrs. James Grihbeti, Dodio Williams, Jimmie Long, Ernest Mallard aud Willie Pa in. Comfort f rate Co., BOSTON’, GEORGIA. Announcement of W. M. SINGLETARY & SON, A Colt Show. One of tho events of picnic day, Sep tember twenty-third will bo a colt show. It will be held under the auspices of Hon. W. L. Bibb aud Dr. T. M. McIn tosh, both of whom raise fine stock. Everybody in the couuty who owns Ja fine colt is expected to bring it along aud put it on exhibition at the corner of Broad and Jackson. There will bo a premium offered for the best colt. Proprietors of Meigs Big Livery Stables beg to inform the public that they are now tally fitted up mid prepared to serve all with very best accommodations. Having recently bought out the firm of ” Hurst A To., anil in combining the two rhuy wilt conduct a first-class Livery. Feed and Sales Stable. Best turnouts, all kinds of new and up-to-date vehicles. Drummer-,' Rigs and Fine and vast Horses. Rates reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed. Calls answer ed promptly. Phone, wire or write. W. M. SINGLET A RY & SON. Meigs, Georgia. 2 5 Per Cent Off. For tlic next 60 days we will sell our entire stock of lie made i > at tho Masnry ^ here*. ^ i hotel. • Is the most popular .place in Sav-mnah and shonhi be your H« was a* quiet unobtrusive man, Eheadquartors when in the city. Writs for Illustrated l»ookict. ^3 ; noar i y seveutv years of agejand devotod CHAS. F. GRAHAM, Proprietor. 2j to his work. Ho was well liked by all S who came in contact with him, aud Ins Sfx Couples Surprise Ml: Watt. Oil Friday younger set eniug six couples f rom the t met at the residence of Miss Susie Mae Watt for an eveniug of pleas ure. Of course the party was a surprise bat Miss Sasic Mae was equal to the oc casion aud dispensed her usual cordial hospitality ma gracious manner. ggUusic and games were tho features of the occasion and added much to the hap piness of t hose present who were: Misses Miuuie Williams, Tempc Cassady. Eve- At 1 4 off the regular price. We.have a large assortment of attractive patterns in both China and japan goods and the prices range from 12 1-2 to 25 cents yard. Dont’s allow your floor to go bare when you can cover them so - cheaply. • We have‘’BARGAIN DAY” prices on “FURNI TURE of all kinds and it will pay you to call on us when iu ticed of anything in this line. Retake Country ProoucemExchange death will cause great regret. Lawson, Jim Mallctto. Sidney Fleming, William Brantley, Archie Pittmau and Herbert NeeL Cairo Furniture Company, R. L, Van Landingtiain, Mgr.
