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nfilE8*EPlt'KJURlB •! ’POWAfcVILB GEO< Si ' n' ,T 'i' K;- *>r h>n| # In the fill of 18951 contracted that fear ful dise&e. Blood FoMou. It gained each headway that I waa forced to refign my position and seek relief at Hot Springs. Alter spending all the mean I haul wmi to Memphis. In lets than three weeks I was in a hospital, and after nine weeks of suffering I was discharged as cuied. In less than a month every hone in my body seemed to be affected and felt aa if they would break at the least exertion. Again I was compelled to resign, and I retomed to the hospital for a seven weeks stay When I came out I was advised to try farming. When I first went on the fanpl prevailed on the only firm who bandied drugs to get me one doacn bouleaaf S. S. S. At that time both of mv hands wen- broken oat with blisters and I was covered with boils and sores. In the meantime my druggist had gotten two dozen bottles of 3. S. S. forme asd I began Us toe. and after taking tka thirteenth bottle not a ante or boil waa visible. R. B. Fowttu. East 9th St., little Rock. Ark. Of all human diseases, Contagious Blood Poison is the most hideous end hateful. The victim is tortured with eating ulcere, sores and ebeceaaes, unsightly blotchc*. eruptions and other symptoms of the mis erable disease. 8. 3. 8. has been used successfully for nearly fifty yearn for Contagious Blood Poison. It con tains no mercury, potash or other mineral. Our home treatment -book gives all the aymp toms of this din ' esse. Medical ad vice free. The Swift Spedflo Company, Atlanta, (U erable disease, s. S. I successfully for nearly sss J I. G. FOLSOM, * Contractor and Builder. < iWork exentil *no.*dl ug to latent*^ ^PJanx, V Tiiomnnvill*, <ia. ^ ripeciti;ntiO!M ail 1 ti*tiuiar<» farms hed. ^ Petition for Charter* GEORGIA—Thomas C0UN1Y To the Honorable Flulip Cook, tnry of Statu of Ue *tn o of (it iirgia, . The petition of J. T. Cuipupper, C M Robinson, A. H 8. Cooke, A. G. llob iiuon, and itoscoo Lake,' i«4tileor* oi Thomas couury, »iate of Georgia, rr epectl ally shows:. . First. That they, tlwlr f Htwviti*.- Bncct-Mors and HK-d^us, desire to . wt«i • jicorporMltd^uuder tiiu Uw.i ot uo,..*.. or the porpupe hereiuatior ni*..ti« n«u or tl.e lull [xuiod of Jlfiy >eiu>, will, privilige ot lenewt l. Second. Thar, die name under wide petitu nets dTtdie to le incorporate, i » Home Lst'e Association of itor^ a ' riieie wi 1 Mr mo cmji*cul stock ot -ut arsonist ion. The »»im and object o the laid association l euig to carry on . mat inti or oo-uj.eiHtiVu life mauranc buidi.e*M. uccuiUiyg to the torim* ut iia •charter, and ru.ue uu<l U> taws th« they may hereafter adopt that shall uoi bb in miy manner in conflict witu the const nation and lava of t the state of Georgia. Thud. ' That they (loin good faith intend to nu forward without (lout »• organize hunt association, w»th ns p.sti cipal ofllce in the city ot Thutuubvulr couuty of Thomas, state ot Georgia with the right to establish branch offi ce* ut such orlier phtcep|iu the Mats ol Georgia as they may see proper. Four h. Petitioners show lit »c they hare given thirty days notice of (heir intention to apply for'said char.er ty publication of tutid } ctitiou in tie Thoraasviile Times-Ettt«*tprise, a news* paper of general circulation and the newspaper where the legal advertise ments for the county of Thomas published, once a week for four weeks before the filing of this petition in the office of the Secretary of State ot the state of Georgia. Wherefore, your petitioners Ale this their petition as provided by law and pray, that they be made in(orp>rat<d under said name, under which they will have the right and authority to sue aud bo sued, to contract, purchase, own ano sell real estate and other property tha they may find of necessity for the prop er conduct of said proposed busing and to do any and a l other acts n»2i» sary for the proper conduct of said bep iness. They further pray that the mig t have the right to use a comtno seal,and to make such rules end b' laws for the government of said assoc* ation as they may deem propci not it cooflict'with the constitution and law- of tha state of Georgia. Your petitioners will ever pray J. T. Ouljiepper * C. M. RobinsouJ A. H. S.*Cooke A. G. Robinson Rcscoe Luke 10*14 4t Y. M. C. A. DEDICATION. WITNESSED BY MANY. Inspiring Speech «m Interested Hun- ikvds of PeppVo on Sunday Afternoon. ThomnVUle pesptoare interestetl in the Young Mru's Chritrisn A»ocvetan. Thv it*** often prorad tliis tetom, bat nerer quite no nui tviy us no ouuuoj nttnmaou wlien (he uew building Vt tJ e AunKIt.rt.ii wes dadsated. It was an iisptring axua. The large up etatrv an- ditDftam was provided with EOT scat*. Erery one was fined ends hutiditd young men and boys stood around tire room and llltaaal to Ora eremites. Altar long, eorlpture rending,' prayer— 3. A, Eofljfhthbury, chairmen fit tl e Board ofTlii dSteen, delivered the keys ol t te building to J. H. (Uerrili, preside! t of the As*ocition. Mr. Met rill n s ponded with his usual eloquence ai d Said iu part: “Xu fibcce, t.ug th's property for tin Tonng Men’s Christian” . ! 8 Ociutiou of Thomaaville the thouglit upiiermost iu ;ny n>it»d js the great obligation on tli< port of every member of this Associa tion »"d «»f every citizen »»f Tiiomas- ville who has at heart the spiritual, tie «m* i li*M* ai welfare ot lie >oung men, to that cultured, public-spirited woman who lias made this institution a •>AsOi.ny. Uuisittsg to i houtiu»v'..ie *t\- .>1 years ago aud uniting this place hi* te po.ary hntue, her duet tiiu was phiuniug for aud mB^.imriu >ne. en Vet ion id, the character ( f th- 'ouug men of Tliouissvtile. Her Nborr V'OUs t. is line round a happy and nsost ■pp'optiatH cu tun muon in hov gilt o' tor,valuable home here tothii ^»*«M*ia-. too. With a beautiful geuero-it.v tin liberated silt-all of her desire to liaV* i r In me; s ilia site for this work, tuio 1 m*eti*ed »h*»,t bar- property >> m* d in order that the work, might be Imttoi Oi>e tUjUia iueali; II. Tjie proceed sol *»ac property gave ps rhrre-elghrtiV oi lie* cost of tins entire establishment oid n ada |j*>»it4e w hat without it could it >t have |ia eu «1‘omc lor ninny t cat a, t> r nil. 1 atn sere Injieak thn stmtimeu'e »f all of yoit t« suiying that thegeaerous •pint aud iultv ideas ot (Ida uoine w*' nun, Mrs. Bertha Wanti of.Sr. Paul, .InnteH M, will ever be held iu giarwul .lailoviUK remeuibrauco. We Iicijhj soon to have a life-nized per mit or tier, this institution** g.eatist loi.elncicr. and virtual founder to oc« u ty n irenuaNetlt and prominent place t. he building: atm onr prayer* shall b* hat there may be vouclwafed to I er unity years of l^fs, all lull of b«‘ ♦rrengfh ntnl happidess, and that the ant-el tune ..f her Pfe mnv be hrtvhi, ulow wi.h r.uliaucu from «he iieavent' unite, aiwi up irtliug with ti«e pit* iou> iroiutree ot tiiu Master.” .Mr J. V Head, ►tale secretary of »!* i. M. C, A thoroughly •enthnsed the oidiaoee lir Ins reading of tlu* je:p ■ ve *e*vice ThisiO'idiiig showed tin»; he building wae dedicated to the savi-i. •f the time, money, bodies, minds, a' f ouls of youug in*-n iVe Audience re » Minded w»tli f^rysor. enthusiasm. **VVi dedicate this house.” \V. b. otitUbs powideiit of the V. J. A. in 8 iVAtmah held tlie dose at t u- t on of the audience for 40 minutes in he sitcerh of the afternoon. *t»- 3 ful, direct and earnest man He that the building was* mauufactu- ry for making men. He told of the p i erw, the pro'wss and thn pr»doct,—th nod-1 vounsr m»u., He said that M* home depemied upon the niau, and therefore the town, and naiicit. To institution was more important fine any other in Thomasviile. The address vas scholarly and interesting. It w; oat of the usual line, but wav well r» eived With p •aver, song and benediction nost inspiring afternoon closed. Ever one felt that the work liad received a strong impetus toward success. IS Bk-AUTY ONLY SKIN DEEP? Beauty is only skin deep, bit the forces that create beauty are as dee > at die fountain from which they flow Alien the Blood is charged with fmpu’ ies Beauty disappears, when the bio s pure Beauty blossoms in face a** form. Rydales Liver Tablets keepp th Liver healthy and the Rowels regulnt prevents tlie blood becoming ladene with bile aud waste metier, make th ^kin Clear eves bright and Beauty mor ban tirin deep. J. W. Peacock TO THE £QUALIrl£0 VOTERS OF THfiluYv of thomaaville You will uk« notion tint under end ij virtue of *u onUoiuice duly pence . >y tlie htsyor end Alderineu of the citj of TltoiniisnUti, Os., there will be held, at tlie 10th day of November, IDOL st t‘w uwel vutinir |> aoe iu said city, »t filnotinnto dent mine whether or not nzM city of Thomnevlh* sIhsU ihkve b>td* to the amount of twenty five thousand dollars, for the purpose of 1st- Lrsc a main newer from a poiui near J, 8. Bailey’s Jiaoo, between Brand stnet and Gordon Are,, along and near (be ran af tlm branch known at the ffleteh ervtBe branch, te a jaiint near where the said branch crosses the Albany hrauoh ot the Atlantic Const Lluo Rail .load, from thei.oe following near tie lute of sold rail road to the corporate Uuiitr. thence to tlie most access 1 Me photon tl.e main sewer, with snob lateral branches or sewct.J'es Rhu'l be Ordered by (iie.Mavi rj eud Council tf uU ciiv Said to. oh io he of the di*' no-niuHtio' of fioOO 00 eerh us to filO.OOO wortlijof tt em and fil.000*49 to the re m lining 410,000. Bold bon Is lo be fully paid off; wltlr'n thirty yenra from tl e date of tlie issbanoe.thereof, and to bear interest at a rate not to exoeed C per cent per annua, winch iuteiest 1- to be paid anmu.ll . The p.-incipiil on raid bonds is to bo paid $2,000 ter etionm on the first day of .lamuirv i f cerh V err com* nieucing -trio 17} U } i i.r In III il.eda of ihsuo. Tlie interest to lio pcid noun* ally on the tirn doT of Jsnonry of each i ear from the date of Issue* is to be twelve hundred and fifty dollars nnttl the tiist 'Inslallmeut of the principal .liellTiitve liecu paid. Mill fnon tbeuce I hs; hrankiin Life insurance Cc» Springfield, Illinois. ' Illustration of the New 40 PER.CENT. GUARANTEEDIDIVIDEND;PDLIGV Payment Life—-o Year oceumulation Amount f io,ooo—Age 30—Premium $327.10. Total Payments for so years, should the insured live so 16ns $6. a dividend addition of $1^0.84 will be added to the original amount of the polity e -i% lear, patblc ifctulli ticurs dniing tl e accumulation peried. To make this plainer still,#; the dtaui if tlie mtur>d should occur at anytime, from the first to the twtntieth year, the face of the jehej Jic.xt, Kgeihtr with forty per cent, cf all j remiums paid, will be paid • he Lmf.ci»r. ‘'JLisvcnJd n.s he tl e actual cost cf.the proiecticn tole only sixtyper cent, d tlie piunil ms jaid. A'man can buy $i,oooof this;insurance as cheap as the mas ,vho hoys J10,000. he cci'i' H Li ts fci Ytt'kci k men and more ftr ci 1 Kr mctl, akt tl.if jo'iiiy lew, aid its 1 f erings. Coni) are with your own Twenty Taj moot Life I< 1 ties, (tinhts you 1 aiethis kina), and see tie difference. Compare it alto with what others are 1 Bering you. Moot mtn who have bought Twenty Payment Life policies wjthiai the last y'ear • n two ; re raying a larger premium than is charged for this policy beside* they are only insured for twenty years for ihe FACE of the policies, jjSio.eco, and no additions. Are you one of then.? Ask yoursilf that question. It is as much to your iuterest to save the dollars as it is to any cue’s. We do that for you.. ( . This is only cue of the ge cd things about this policy. If the insured is l.iViNg at the end of the accumulation period, twenty 'ye.u-s, lie ,wi have Jr*ix very Choice Options to irelect 1 torn, . t. ' If you care to hi ow what these are, or if ycu .want to * now just what 'one of these t pul icies will cost you, and .tl e bench's ilur-cn, call on, or wiiw to the tindersi'ghi jV'p ! vitfg age •ire nuiiin.i iuterest to he paid irmU n«»l. ^ amount of jiisuiance/Wi nud. You »1.*11 have the infdni.a't:6u’ for K e'a^ki, 0 , Agents wittei — Best' (11 tui).. I / \ !T t. I AhROW, eneril’f Agent 1 ... •• F-.r toutltiju., Georgia,' txcfed 6 ;n?f reut rn turnout unpaid on the first dajr of .Tan asryof wtcli \o.tr aftta* duduciiug tha ununl iM4Vin«Mif ot iiit* pniictp .l. Snirt boiii>*Hr» to be g* M honds and are no to be sold tor tans than par. ituoM* ouc tiaiid* and official sigua tares thistfrd day of Oct, Ifi.H. S. A. Roddmbcry,. Mayor J. F. PrraiHU J, L. Btwcriv F, W. B iH«r W. B. tiumblutoii J**. .1. Lewis G. VV. Herring* , A. Ni. TlioRiirsvil* , t fc \ ' NOTICE, Tlwm will be l»*-Id in tin* of Tltumt!*v»lln Ga., at theoouit Iumsh in • id city, the muu*- t-vitig tlie oplv o’ect i« n>r»*«liiM»; wirliiit the limiln of said iij:; on the l«rli dny of Novombcr 11K)4 n •• wfut'i to t^fer »*itm the •4tie*ii<m If turiliousand* ($4 00at)0) dollars ouch, ou tlie first, clay of Fotm^ry, of eac • aud every year afiyr said pluut shall fce in operation bv tl* said city. ’i!»- terms of thedcmirsct ui.<U*r wlrch faitl tbbl •h to Is* incurred to lav * milt that said ..ebt shall bear iuterest at a rye nc Hxcee«lliig0 per cottl per auunm, an* that said minnal fiaymeut of four iltoi t% hi»,1.(#4 OiW.CK)) (lotInis shall aj • ptien: , 1. To t.hp ^iiiyptetir. ef flirt l.-»i*ivii due m rnui debt a» llw time oF n.io l4>ytuciit 2. To the I'riU' ij’al of mid del»f. hiiii bn further rond'tioiiedt*o that the wtitf city sU dl have too right, of applying ti too prrsRiyol of Mid 4eht any ainootn of ua*«o*riiiti*« ofvMid plant not ttwen- Hardy ■couHiifhcd in the n Hiinetiance of lioniHivilih Us . to (tie nmounc j rtU d in such exteiisiohs *»t its y-flve rlior>nU(l («J5,00t» tK), del-1 *?*<*'" n * ^ ns inourriug said debt. Tliis notice is a tnieextfiirt from thk miautOA of (l»« Oity Conurtt, of Thom naville. (hi., held Se t lOtli, 11)04; and tliis mo ion L • tihlis ted in puohiiuro ot the noil n t.iiou iti'tlint time. ’ K. T. Maclean, 0-!jC-4t, Ciiy Clerk ilier tl-br. *l «ll in* incurred l»v sulci . . for the |iarrlM«e ot 'securiog for tl.e available to the Citiietis t f said cjry the or III. inittviite Ga., att v electric I of »Ucurremj imd that li e halo's ir and jsivver j hint fortiieis«ncrating f Ht M *'*l **l®‘dioii shali be, Wi-riKd , i s rriejty to tm tincd by tbe' said city, T illow*-: i(4 residents and those living in ft-rri-| “Fcr incurring debts for Mfcrtnr orv contiguous to said city for lighting light plant," for rla» u>e of ilu se favor- ml {tower, TIicmi toJhig Maid lights and ( lug the iucort ing of raid oebt, mid pmvnrto my for miium. That Bald debt j ’’.Against iucumng debt fcr electnu shall *•« p«id i i Htmual instalinietits of 1 glit plant.*’ for the use ot tlione oitjam- Wood’s Seeds. VIRGINIA GRAY Softr Earif For Best Results. Our Trade Murk Brand U the beet and deanest quality that It Is poadblo to procure. Hairy, or Winter Vetch, , Sown with Winter Oats, make*} the largest possible yield of the* best and most nutritious hay. Write for prices. WOOD’S DESCRIPTIVE FALL CATALOG Tells sll about seeds for fit V sowing. Ik is the most valu J ble and helpful publication « / the kind iasoed In Americt f Mailed free on request. Rydales Stem neb* TebVls arq, null’s forihe.btomach eudcrgiuis of naidjvrtfs ibm and ate not intpn for a “cnie .ait'” ihe/ eoiibtin roucc.iiiia od aasp'iiA:.>|»fp- fin. Pure Pmioientin ami ortier *ifcgpe tiV^ 1 ago ills T* ey .“ontaiu (NovecrfuF kjuies slid imld Mduinlaitth (but vb.ivea MpMuiflceffcct on t|ie Brotm^uh and nr- gunsof HKvimulHtiifU aud wibi-Jli' iiid na- tme in reconsiniceiiig il»o down colls und s teiigrlicni •*., tin* flici l mus cles ot the wiois Atom.it'11 and otl.er digestive org-tns. Utdales ih»nn- sqh Tablets. n i*erfec^ <fpnnAih medicine, tjwy r*-li»‘he at enert tied hsoh cure flie wtjrft. O rsn i V sroriisolrfrpniilSu PiftOH sJo uuu iiiK vb^ box. J. W. Ten- ceck.’ T.W. WOOD & SONS, Swdswn, - gicknort, Va. { CAUSE OF I O IsoK jaw, or tcrnmiF, t- baciduM or germ winch «-xiu plent ifully iu nireek dirt. If in umciive »o dong,** exposed to cln*. i . but a ben i .Vried t»* i.enclt sli*. shin -u .u tl 0 .ouudil cuu^d )ji lireu.Cou crjw or ,l>p .rp^tv njdj*s> uniiwlofu the sir i« <■ x:!oleil th«,jwpt h loused to ttoiivity nu.l , most vlrnluut. poison ,, (P-rius m*y ho deNrDX«I#u ■ Al> *V* ^ of Hu. lockjaw H?oi{lod ■Fpjjjj', Cli.-ah^rliiiu'i. I-uin RuJ.Ui w'ly M ro- aa iimlujurT isvecsired. I?.»in B»ln. an :ui* tcupr (• arfi .cause* cuts, hrii.- nil l li .H inj-rrim hwhofl ./itliout ran rail.)), mid UIOIH. thiu4«il the time 10 haired hy dm us>iuV -wetuiuut. It la for kslK by .1. W. Pelwock dw ° TOWARDS BRIGHT’S DISEASE Many people who are neglecting symptoms of kidney trouble, hoping “it will wear away,” are drifting towards Bright’s Disease, which is kidney trouhle in one of its worst forms. foleyskidneycure (tops irregularities, strengthens the urinary organs and builds up the worn-out tissues of the kidneys so they will perform their functions properly. Healthy kidneys strain out the impurities from the blood as it passes through them. Diseased kidneysydo not, and the poisonous waste matter is carried by the circulation to every part of the body, .causing dizziness, backache, stomach trouble, sluggish liver, irregular heart action, etc. If you have any signs of Kidney or Bladder Trouble commence taking FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE at once, as it will cure a slight disorder in a few days and prevent a fatal malady. It is pleasant to take and benefits the whole system. How to Find Out. You can easily determine if your kidneys are out of order by setting aside for 24 hour* a bottle of the urine passed upon arising. If upon examination it ts cloudy or milky or has a brick-dust sediment or small particles float about in it. yottr..kidnevs are diseased, land FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE should be takeo at once. * - ? G. B. Burhans Testifies After Four Tears. * G. B. Burhaus of Carlisle Center, N. Y., write,: "About four year* af* | wrots you stating that I had htn i cured of a severe kidney trouble tty taking less then two I Foley’s Kidney Curs. It' entirely stopped tbs brick-duet sedi pain end symptom* of kidney dieesee diseppesrco. I am glad to say that *nr of any of those symptoms during fa* fear * m«i never tied s return' of eny of those symptoms dart years that have elapsed, sad I am evidently cured to eta) heartily recommend Foley's Kidney Curs to may SOS sui kidndy sr bladder troubl^.” . ,, , j! intHl TWO Sizes, 59 Gents add SI.OO. rtf ft J. W PgACOCK. INDISTINCT PRINT