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riHKS-BNTJiRPKlSE, THOMASVILLE; GEOltUiA., AUGUST 28, IC04
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II you had a noase that brought you au income of $100 each year wouldn’t yon
insure it for $1,000? _ •
You Certainly would, all good business men do
You Would do it knowing that your house may never burn and you may never get
bac?£ one cent you have paid for this insurance.
If your earnings are $1C0 per year are you being fair to your family and estate
it 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 you
have paid in.
Or that after a certain period, 'f you are still living, you can get back 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 this proposition by
making application for a policy of insurance to the
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Oat "this oat aud mill to.
Fill out the coupon and mail it to us for full information.
C. M..& ED. H. SMITH,
' General Agents, Thomasville, Ga.
Coupon.
0.11. A E. H. Smith, General Agent*, The Prudential • *
. In*. Oo. of America." Thomasville, Ga.
Dear Sin: * _
Without expense to me and without committing my;
•elf to any action, will you tend nie further inform*,
tion as to Insurance policy on my life.
I was born on the <*®y of
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My occupation is
Yours truly,
— Name.
Address
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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 $H.50.
A nev7 line of Men’s all wool
Summer :: Pants
Soldffor $3.75 and $4.25 now at $3
The prettiest line of neck-wear
brought to town for 25c.
MALLARD & MRNEDOE’S.
SOCIAL REALM.
Miseex Nellio and Sydney Smith are
in Savannah visiting friends.
Or, Harry Ain.wortli ho* gone to
Brevard N. C. to spend a short vaca
tion.
Mr and Mr*. Mike Atkin* have rc
tnrned from a two week* visit ■ to the
World’* Pair.
Mr. P. A. Bedding, one of the best
citizens of tne Morphy district, we* in
town on Tuesday.
Mr. Q. M. Bulloch, wlfo aud two little
twin girls have gone to Ohctockonec to
visit relatives,—Oordele News.
Difficult to get Pickers.
Mr. J, N. Donaldson, of Merrillville,
I was a visitor to Thomasvillo Tuesday.
Mr. Donaldson says that cotton ia open
ing rapidly in that neighborhood, hat
.lief the farmer* are having great rtidi-
cjity in wearing pickers to handle the
crop. The same stale of affaire is re
ported from other parts of the county,
yet plenty of negroes find time to loaf
ou the street corners and play baseball.
Moves Next Week.
The grocery store of J. P. Pittman
and Son will move next week to the
•tore next door to Chisholm aud Diliou’a,
formerly occupied by the bowling nlley.
The store is now being cleaned up for
nso and the popular firm will be ready
for business hi the new stand on Sop-
tember first.
Mr. T, B. Dnreu went, op to Meigs
Tuesday. The children of Ills brother
Mr. George Dnreu are seriously ill
there.
Mrs. J. E. Vauu and little daughter
have gone on a visit to relatives in
ThomasriUe and Tallahassee.—Way-
crose Herald.
Mrs. I. E. Moore aud her nephew, Mr.
W. M. Hardy, who liave been keeping
house at the McCartney residence on
Hausell street, daring the absence of
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McCartney,
are now with Mrs. E. Lee Brown on
Jackson street.
The Daily Capital, of Tallahassee
brings the nows that Colonel T. N.
Hopkins of this city is taking part in
the wet and dry campaign in Leon
county aud is assisting the former
side. The paper says: Col. T. N.
Hopkins, prosecntlng attorney for
seventeen years of Thomas connty
will speak. He will discuss the effects
o! prohibition ip Thomas connty."
Mrs. Kelly Dias.
Mrs. G. W. Belly died at her home
several miles oortli of towa ou Thurs
day morning. She was pa excellent
woman and loved by all who knew her.
The oanxo of her death was fever. She
leaves her hnsband and one child to
monru her loss.
Rummsgi Sale-
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. V,
O. A. decided yesterday, at a meeting
to hold the proposed "Hnmmage Sals”
on Thursday, Priday and Saturday,
September 8th, 9th and 10tii The sale
will be an event that will go down lu
history.
A Falsa Alarm
The police officers wont down ou lov. ■
er Jackson in a hnrry Tuesday after
noon in rosponce to a telephone call
from Hartstteld'a market. They were
informed that a big fight was in prog
ress. When they got there they found
everything serene and no one willing
to shoulder tlio responsibility for the
call.
\Homo From the Fair.
Several of the Thomosrillo sightseers
at the World's Fair at St. Loai? are at
home again. Among 1 the number are
Mrs. E. H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Rocnwell, Misses Mamie Merrill, Dettie
Merrill, aiid Hartley Patten, Mr. D. C.
Barrow. All report a most pleasant
time, and say that there are lots of
Thomasville and Cairo people in Sc.
Lonis, all of whom are well and seeing
all there is to be seen.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bonchelie and
and family, of Savannah, are the gnesta
of relatives here.
Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. J. W. Hightower
and John Jr. are at home again after a
visit to'Atlanta.
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Bargain Bulletin.
We will sell the following articles at cut prices, begin*
ing Monday Aug. 22, until Saturday
Aug. 27, inclusive,-
35c stand lamps v: 25c
25c house brooms 19c
15c wash boards... .■ 10c
25c water pails 15c,
75clapboards 50c
90c bird cages ( 59c
35c ash market baskets.. .r. 25c
Basting cotton 3 for 5c
25c syrup pitchers 15c
50c child pants 35c
2 qts tin dinner buckets 5c
8 qts dish pans 10c
75c granite dish pants 50c
15c tin coffee pots 10c
2oc water kettle 12c
<1.00 bowl and pitcher 88c
1500 hardwood toothpicks 5c
20c box of paper ?. 10c
Men’s shirt waists none better-made at any piice
to close out 75c.
Ladies Shirt Waists.
We have a few left we will clofce them out at your
price. It will pay you^to come and see us.
THE BOSTON RACKET STORE
H8 Broad Street.
Alex S. Yeager, Manager.
