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TIMES-ENrBKPBISB, TiIOMASVILLE, GEORGIA, SHPTEMBEH SO XBOt
DO YOU NEED A
MEDICINE?
THE BOSTON BUDOET.
Life In East Thomas as Seen by Judge
V -v, ■ .Jordan.
IT COSTS TOU HOTHM TO IKTESTIOSTC
There is no one who does sot heed S
Liver Medicine occasionally.
The symptoms of Liver Complaint an
well known to every one, snch as const!-
Watch this Spaci
Published every Friday by the
rimis-Enterprisc Publishing Co.
Wilson M. Hardy, President.
John D. McCartney, sec.* trees
At the Time-Enterprise Building.
ThomatrlUe, Ga,
Yon will see bargains quoted here
that will be worth while.
B. N. SOHOENiy,
DBY GOODS.
ThomasviHe, 3a., Jackson St
many others of a similar nature.
Thousands die annnally by not heeding
the warnings of nature.
Many acquire some chronic disease
from which they never recover.
Many of these could be spared for years
of usefulness, by keeping in the home
some reliable remedy.
We believe that we can convince any
fair-minded person that there is no bet
ter remedy tor the Liver known, than
Mandrake, Yellow
iraaparilla, Gentian,
if Potassium. 1 You
Carter & Borough
Valdosta, Georgia,
Largest Organ Dealers in U. S.
Senna and Ic
know just what yon rue taking. How
many other formulas of a liver medicine
are published f Ask your druggist about
this. It is already prepared and can be
taken immediately.
The strength is extracted in the moat
Three Months.
,One Year.......
BIs3Ionths.....
Three Mouths...
One Month......
skillful manner, certainly superior to any
powdered preparation known. (We also
manufacture s Liver Medicine in pow
dered form, with which any druggist can
supply yon, but this, like all other dry
Liver Medicines requires preparation.)
> Dr. Tbacber’s Liver end Blood Syrnp,
is pleasant to take, does not lose its
strength, as Liver Medicine in dry fonts,
and will keep in any climate.
. Your doctor, however akillfnl, could
prescribe nothing better.
There is no opportunity for a doctor
to nuke a mistake in writing a prescrip
tion, or s drug clerk to make a mistake
In compounding the same, (beaidea a
8ell the reliable E»THY, CROWN, and Lodden and Bates Organs at lower
prices than the same grade of Organa can he sobi elsewhere. Eveiy one of them
folly guaranteed by ns, and oar guarantee is made good in year home without
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Paper of Thomas County
Guaranteed Circulation 3,400.
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A GRAND SUCCESS.
The ptonlo Friday was a shining
success In every particular. The day be
fore had been gloomy and there were
many anxious forebodings as to the
weather. But the weather was perfect.
With the early morning light the teams
began to pour in from' the surrounding
country. Every train brought crowds,
and by nine o'clook when the inspiring
strains of martial music floated through
the crisp autumn air there were thons-
ands of people on the streets. From
that time on nntil the evening shadows
fell, every one was busy, happy, and
well amused. «
The dinner wss a hugo socoess with
plenty for everybody.. ?he day was
without si flaw.
There are many lemons to L)
others.
doctor's bill and the cost of the medi
cine.) Yon can be absolutely sure of the
proper proportion being ia every dose.
Dr. Thacher'a Liver and Blood Syrup
fan, been used with the greatest cooft-
(fcnee and success in thousands of homes
, far 63 years, and la parpens! by a phas-
mauiat of 28 years' experience, in a labo
ratory equipped with the meet modern
eppUnnces for th« most perfect safety.
••Dr; Those her** BernIth . #***
symptom* for advice. We slmphf m*h l*«t
you tip•* OMrMfMMf. Wmtmm* sehm*
von iiiv by all DBuaama,
30 esnte smd$t.OOi
THACHER MEDICINE CO.
Linked Sweetness
is about to be long: drawn out. Donft wait till the
frost rests on your sugar cine to prepare to grind it; a
delay might occur then, that would prove costly.
^y^Cane Mill T<H!ay
Wo are sole agents in Thomasvitle for
Gouldin's New Model Cane Hill
These manufacturers have had 10 years experience, aqd this
mill 1s the product of their highest genius.
Goods are the Best—Prices the lowest,
Coleman & Adams,
’HARDWARE,
Jrakscw, 8c. rhomarviile. Go.
hundred per cent. “One dollar and
cost’’was formerly the prior, but off
late mayor WUkes wears glasses that
see things in a bigger light. Tnesday
morning for some not of theirs live or
six gentlomeu ef this place were com
manded to loose their grasp on teu sli
ver eagles, each, and enough tmall
change to satisfy marshal Arline.
Last Thursday while opt riding, Mr,
J. J. Bapp Jr. of Vada, and Miss Rosa
Lou Adams of Pel ham decided to- get
married. Accordingly tliey drove- to
tills place late in the afternoon and
sought ought JndgeO.F. 8tubhs. They
made tbtlr wishes known, and Judge-
Stubbs In his happiest and most digni
fied manner made them husband and
wife. Tlioy were driven afterwards to
the Hurst Hotel, wliere they remained
till the arrival of the morning train.
One of the happiest marriages that
has taken place in thlsviolnlty for soma
time ocourred at the beginning of theses-
•ionst Midway church near town Sun
day evening at 8 o'clock. Tho parties to
this affair were Mr. Elmar Singletary,
and Miss Leila Pilcher. Mr. Singletaiy
is the son of Mr. Leu Singletary, while
the bride is the daughter of Mr. J, M.
Pitcher of Center HjlL These yonug
people number their friends by tup
score, as was evidenced. by the enor
mous crowd that attended the marriage.
Rov J.,B. AUtgood said the marriage
rites. I extend to them my congratu
lations,
Dr, Lauey of Hartsfleld was liere Sun
day,
Mr. Kob Whoelis,
which just eclipses anything ever seen
in this city. , So see and judge for
yourself.
W. M. Hardy of the Times Enterprise
wns here last Tuesday in the interest of
his Dapor and while here enlivened' this
soribq's office,1y his genial smiles and
bawl shake.
Goto Mra. Lata B. MeQiwen'a open
ing, b le taking piaeo nemwandZwIII
learned
from the day but perhaps there are two
that stand out above others. The first
is that there is life In the old lend yet.
The other is that Thomasrllle has set a
standard which the cannot afford to fall
tltprtof In any future affair. ,
It has been Rome "considerable time
sin oe Thomasrllle exerted herself. She
has been going quietly along In the eesy
path of sure and steady progress. But
yesterday she took a spurt and bounded
a good distance all at ouoe.
The people of the town really sur
passed themselves. The faithful work-
ere on wi onthe brant at the burden of
preparation fell had their moment* of
doubt and dlsoonragomont bat the re
sults exceeded their fondest expectation
and tlioy oan cease from their labors,
with the satisfied consciousness of work
well done.
The old idea that TliomiuviUe did not
like the country people and did not waut
their trade waa exploded Into a million
pieces yesterday. All of our guests
were more than pleased with thoir on-
ttrralnment and announce thoir inten
tion of coining again.
The picnic was only one of the influ
ences at work for tho county’s pros
perity. Tho ethers are tho Thomas-
ville booklet, the Board of Trade, etc.
We cannot afford to make less of a suc
cess of sny of thean than we did of the
plenio. There is life In the old land ye
and there will 1st more life from now
THE MARKET.
The Prices at VNtich Things Buy
end Sell-Corrected Weekly
LOCAL BUYIKWRRICE*
ThwwwnriUe, Ga. f —Sept. 29, 1904—
EfcgMperdoz. 30, to35e. Best batter
25c. Medium batten 20c to—c. Chick-
etu, fries, 27 M to 30c^hen» 30 to 8ftc.
Sweet poutces, 80c per bo. Fodder
per JOO lbs, 75 to HOor Country hey, per
100 He. 50c. to 60o. Old Syrap, 80 to
2fa. Coantry ham#, 12 to 13c. Coon-
try lard, 8 to
local sealing prices,
IhomasTille, Go.,—Sept. 9, 1904—
Coffee, Arbackleu 15c. Green coffee,
fair 12 l-2c. Choice 15a* White grsn-
leted sugar, fl; cents. Brown sugar,
5*^0. Sal Sod&per pound,So. Crack-
ers 10 to 20c. Stick candy 10c. Kero
sene oil 20c—5 gals, 90c. Side meat,
per lb. 11 to 1-31*2 Meal 80c. per bn.
Flour $8 00 to #7.00 ppr bbl. Wostem
hams 10 l-2c. Lard, compound 9c. Leaf
ttitustni etoch$wMi m>kMN*iWy to
prices.-
J. Harmno, one of Dixie's most *
prominent oitixene, was*-visitor to> onr
city last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mne* J. D. Galium, film
Hfwry Horn endP. W. LoateJh weebto 1
May view last Sanday to hear Rbv. X.' Bi *
Witherspoon, pastor of the Boston 7
PWHbytcrian Church, preach..
hire, Lula B.JHQveen taaaiMirte ■
date Millinery Establishment In tha )
city of Boston, Ga., where you eas ]
fth#a superb lino of Vehrete* Silks. ,
Ribbons' Plumes, Fompons Is elk
styles. You can save money on every 1
bat you buy ofk»A *
H- M. Myrica vtoitad Savannah* East
Monday, returning TuetwMjr. *
Miss Sallie Mathis, who has been the j
guest of Miw Qto Mae Parish for-amsrai
days, retnrned to Valdosta* htc home,
last Weduesday. ^ ~
Mr. W. J. Brown wlj*. live* to north <
Boston haa l*»en quit© sica foe- the past
tun days. W© sincerely trust that he j
may soon rsgain his woutod health and (
strength.
Miss-JUjlia. Harris, of Waycrosa.- wha
has been speeding seme time with* Me.
and Mrs. J, M. Raskin, left last Tbes-
day for Moallriu. %
Mm h L. G. Moody, of MonticelloVla.,
after a very pleasant visit of 1 soma
week* to friends in oar oily returned to
her home last Monday.
Mies Alice Eason, of the Isaiah
neighborhood* after a very pleasant? vis
it to her good friend Miss Maggie Bur
ney* left last Tuesday for Thomas-
ville.
Rev. T: A. mite »ed his regnlkr
semi moethly appointment at the Bap
tist chureh-Sanday night. He is very
much beloved by tho people liere asdi
the ohuioli hasboaUedT Mm for another
year.
| R. I*. Forester has returned feem
New Vork, where ho weot to purchase
the' fail and winter stock of dry goods,
notion*, etc. for Forester Bros, of which
firm be is a member.
Miss Annie Lou Blaekcliea?, who has
been* the attractive goest or Mrs. J. L.
Poolk for some days, returued. to her
home at Saelna last Tuesday.
Mrs. Bhrly Alderman, of Thomas-
vibe, who has been visiting. Dr. and
Mrs. A. B; Cook, returned to her homo
Wednesday.
Nearly everyone is engaged in cane
griudisg now though the grading U
done by masticating and not by a three
roller mill. '
W. B. Rodceubery * lias brokea dirt
tor Uio erection of a large brick ware
house made necessary by the continued
growth of ,his extensive buggy and
wagon farm implements and sewing
machine banners.
Richter & Bushin are improving the
fooks of their two Btorea bf having tho
fronts paiuted and penciled antT the ad
dition of a large and attractive sign
telling tho people tho many things tliey
can bny of them.
F. M. Brannon’s beautiful residence
on Decatur St. will soon be re^dy for
occupaucy and will be an ornament to
that part of our city.
Tho large delegation who attended
tho big picnic Jn ThomasviJlo last Fri
day reprot a flne^imo and 6poke in
glowing terms of the royal manner in
which the mammoth crowd was enter
tained.
Another one of those saccharine par
ties wherein tho "busy b<*e” was the
principal sufferer came off last Menday
night near the residence of Mr. W. J.
Burney, some three miles north of Bos-
ton. Quite a largo delegation ef Boa-'
touians, chupcroned by Mr. and Mrs. \
B. M. Oomfcrt. Mrs. Rosa Blood and j
Rov. K. B. Witherspoon wont cut. lu |
this body of folks we find Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Carsou, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Car- j
I sou; Misses Hemphill Sai!ie> Carsou,
Hcs>ie Blocker, Mary Horn, Uetta Neel,
Hiittie Fambrough, Wessic Aiisloy,
Alice Eason aud Maggie Burney. Tli©
mole portiou of this aggrog-.tLou was
repreteuted in tho iwrsous of W. W. nud
.1, G. Burney, P. W. Leak Jr., Loyd
Glover. Morris Blood aud loarnar Car-
son. All report having a very swoet
time, barring a few stiugs inflicted upon
some of the ugly boys. ,
R. P. McGregor, Perry Florida’s
tonsorial artist, was here this week vis
iting lus pa rents, Mr. aud Mrs. Mal
colm McGregor.
Mias Magglb Burney who la trim
mer for Mra. Lula B. McQueen can
not be excelled in any work. She has
studied both In Atlanta and Baltimore
and has five years experience.
Mia* Jeannette Love, of Parkton, N.
C. will arrive Saturday to resume her
duties as teacher of the Mayview
school.
of Pellmiu, wns
wheeling around with some of our girls
Sunday afternoon.
Mis* Annie Newton of Thomssville.
spent foveral days of this week with j
Miss Della Miller.
Dr. J. N. Isler will in a short time
builo an attractive residence on tho cor
ner o Crawford and MUl streets.
’ Mr. Math Maddox has purchased the
N cl sou house, aud will oeeu py it after
January 1st.
Grandma Pilcher, eighty-three yeius
FOR I2FNT.
5 room cottage,
Colton avenue,east
end,, $10,00 per
month.
8 room 2-story
house, Bartow st.
in Fletcherville,re
cently calsomined,
$12.50 per month.
E.' M. MAILETTE,
Real Estate Agent.
Mitchell House Block,
ThomasviHe, Georgia.
Sa“y, tho dethroned cotton king Jibs
re-en!--rod the ring and Rays he will) ut
cot too lo 18 cents. That wouldn't V«
unlucky.
Cordelo le to lime a fine now railroad
station aud we suppose tl-ose cracl.cn
will be so proud that thoy will call it
“day-po."
eld, ot this place Is visiting hot (laugh-
ter, Mrs. Kiclmrd Proctor at Pelham.
Miss Edna Ureeu of Pelham was for a
few days of this week with Miss Alice
Carter, nt The Poplars,
Missos Edua Proctor and Mattie
t umt toward tho painting.
Wears and covers like gold.
Don't pay $1.50 n gallon for Linseed
Oil (worth GO ccuts) which you do when
yon bny other paints in a cun with a
label on it.
8 & 6 makes 14, therefore when you
want 14 gallons of paint, hny only eight
of L. & M., and six gallons pure Lin
seed Oil with it, and tlms get paint at
less than $1.20 per gallon.
Many houses are well painted with
four gallons of L. & M. and three gal-
Ions of Linseed Oil mixed therewith.
Tliose Celebrated Paints are sold by
C. W. Cochran, ThomasviUe, Ga.
G. L. Daren, Meigs, Go.,
9-9 2m
The Dein.rratie campaign book has
been issued, but we haven’t received a
copy. Gees, thoy know we don't need
conversion.
-Messrs. \V A. Meigs, and W. A
Thompson made a busiuoss trip to
Thomnsville this freek.
The pomegranate crop is fine this sea
son, judging from the quantity exposed
in this town for sale.
Dr. J. R. Oneal, doutist of this placo
will visit Ucldockcnee on Wednesdays
after this date instead of Mondays.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans of Montgomery
eouuty have boon here with a viow to
baying, and settling here. Mr. Evans
is a large planter of his county.
Many pro)* of cottou lu this county
Rev. Ed F. Cook thinks that the pul
pit aud the preen can so arouse publio
sentiment as to solve the mob problem.
If the church can eo Ins till the lore of
od and the example of. Christ into
men's soul* as. to overcome their pas
sious, and the press can cause them
to substitute reason for preJedire in
theirjpeutal processes, mob rale and
will be a tiling of the past.
are being pickod for the last time, aud
many children are returning to .school.'
The crop of cane is fine. Should the j
season hold good, a large yield of STiup •
may be espected.
Mrs. J. K. Carter,
oral weeks at Box Si
parent-lias returned
Planing Mill Manager Wanted.
Some one competent to run snail
planing mill. Will make either salary
or partnership arrangement. Address
E. C. Redfearn, Pave, Ga. »9-it.
LOST.—Near Snsiuu, dark bay mus
tang Pony, small size, blaze face, long
tail, branded F J, on left ltip. Return
toSuaina, Ga. 9-lMw.
tdlng sev-! Mrs. L. B. McQueen and her sister,
with hof; Miss Maggie Bnraev are daily receiving
' their fall and winter stock of ruillibepy,
