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Petition for Charter
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First, TT
lucceaaors utiil utsu’u lo livcua.*
BeorjHiriiiea n»u, r im: L\v» ot Uuorx.a
or tlH^yuti.i.fc iiueiuuttCi' uiwuliomd
or tl.tj lull yeiiuu ui liftY fuiu>, Mill*
pmiUguif lei.cVi 1..
Second. Tt.»r- u.e name under vvlaeL
pet.ta'i.eiti certie uj L« Uicotyulutcd \*
liuutu Lite Aih.ouu.tlou ol . .wui?xm.’'
r.teie vftil no au capital ritoosl ot »u*u
at-toeUliuu ’i lie situ, ui.d object ot
kite tutu utiMM-’iiuioU Lotiig |o cul**y on u
mutual co-Oj.e.vt.vc ai« tuaurnuci
bastiiO*H. uccuid ug tu tire term* ot ti.i*
«lartot, iiiid iuies Him by laws' that
they may lieicalur auO^t mat altaii not
be m uny manner iu conliict viidt tiie
cooblituUcu uiul tans of t tin? stare of
Georgia.
Third. Tuat they do in good faith
intend iuKo fonisrJ \»nii«»at doiuy to
orgiuii/4 .t*uu mmkk’MUoo, Willi its prin-
cijial otfiuu iu the city of Tlioimuviiie.
county of lUoum*,. elute iff Ueurglu.
With thurighl to esiab.ieii brunch otli
ees at each ocher j luccti.iu the htatd. Of
Georgia us they lLuy see proper.
Four Ii. Potiiluher* slioiv that they
hare given thirty caja nou u of then
intention to apply for jjud ci.ar er ly
pnblicativb of K.rJ p»*iilt90 iu ti$
Tliothisvilic Timiou Enufprlitfr & new s-
paper of general cm u hit ion and the
newspaper w here the legal, advertise
meuta for the county of Tl.onuis ate
published, unco a week for four weefch
before the firing of thin petition iu the
office ol the Secretary of S5*»to of the
state of Georgia.
Whe^dforts your letUtoncrs file this
their petition as provided by Jaw . and
pray, that they be made iin orp .rated
under said name, under w^ r ° / fliojr will
havojhe right and i:iiiliori^ to sue and
bo sued, to contract, pQfQhaae, own aim
s*I real estatebmd «tlier |Au«rey that
they tuny find of necessity for the prop
er cord net of aiid profH'sed UnsitiOyK
and to do any and u l oilier acts u^es-
aary for the proper conduct of *aid hire
iuoKti. They further pray that they
might have the rigid to urn n Common
real,and td tuiilre finch inlt-s aii»1 by
Petition f or Charter.
GEORGIA. 1 County:
Tome HomrabieSenior county:
Tne jicJiliOUitf O. M. Shepptrd, A.
S Sa'es aud <V. V. Sbeppuid; and their
tiuctotisorti, jail of H*e countfv of Tbouiu-,
respectfully shows:
1st. That they desire for themselves,
ili-ir r fesocitites and fiuci ctisora to-be*
come iiioprporaton as a bunyvoleut in
titiniiiou uadcr tiie imnio ami style of
1HE GENERAL BENEVOLENT
UNION AND LACJB EXCHANGE
SOC'IET V OF GEO iol.V for a term ol
ttfty (60; years with the privilege of re
UttWU .
2nd. Tim they desire to transact
business in the stale of Georgia and
elsewhere iu the United Stares as they
shall deem advisable, wall their priuoi*.
put ollbe uud place of business in Thom*
hsvillo in the county ot Thomas, state
ef Georgia.
8rd. That there will be no capitul
ttouk in Mtid association, the ooject of
the sumo being to organize and carry on
a mutual co-operative labor exchange
business accnidiug to the terms ot this
charter aud the tales and by-laws that
they may hereafter adopt that filiall not
iu any manner conflict with the Con
dtUutum aud laws of the United Status
or with the stare of Georgia. .
4th. That they propose to go for*
ward without delay and orgunlve said
association, with the right to establish
branch ofiWes or subordinate lodges up
on terms agreed upon by petitioners and
those dtsiriug to charter subordinate
' 1 ugOtfi
6th. Petitioners desire the right to
sac uud be sued, to have a common seal
of office, to bay aud >ell real and per*
siual property aud to do any other
thing hot in violation with tho laws of
the United States or the state of Geor
gia as to them may stem proper and
necessary in tho premise*.
Cell. They desire that the govern
niitit of.this institution shall be in the
hands of a board ol * ulue 04' directbVs ;
that three (8) of said boml shall couxti-
tutu feu executive committee, who shall
have immediate charge of ail the bus!-
uo-.s of die institution and that this ex
ecutive committeo for tho flrsl
two years aud uutiL their successors
are elected,uud qualified shall consist of
O. Ai. Sliejqxird, A. 8. 3aJusauu A. V
Sheppard, and that said executive com
mitice shall bo elected by tho b.ard or
WHAI ABUUC II?
Now tliat tlietuumltqjutd shouting caused
Sheriff Sale.
GEORGIA, Thomas County:
Will be sold outlie First Tuesday in ^ by Mr. Watton’s speech have'died away,
Decmber l-JM between'.he usual legal! w u t of it, »,id ita etTefcfi It is liunmn
. Henry George, addressing an i udi-
once, called President Roosevelt a
shameless sham, and asked his iicarurs
if they didn't agree with him. Thoy
promptly answered that they didn't,
j whereupon Mr. George as promptly re-
■houru of sale, befurw the court. l»onso nature to wane to hear somebody ripprd
door iu Thomas Couu*y, Gi*, to the U p tj lH b n k. Wuoro v *T a bat k appear- j
highest bidder for csslu the tollowuig' 0 d-f uesdoy Mr Vntson proceeded to! ^“v " I “ l 8lad of 11,1 " or,h
' while trying to convince people who do
not agree with you, instead wasting
one's time bn those whose seutimeuts
are in entire accord with the speaker’s."
Mr. George's language is somewhat
Vehement, but lie seems to have the
right idea of the truo purpose of cam
paign speaking. It G unfortunately a
fact that most audieuces prefer to listen
to campaign speakers who agree with
them, and fliey are generally ready to
bat those who are otherwise minded.
ii 4 4e ' * 1
Sheriff.
Old nswspopsro for sals
cheap
TlmssEntorprloo.
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lawM for the*government of said
nti» ii ms ft-eytn*y deem propel not iu Jd rL ‘iHors every two years,
cmi flirt will) t'lm roust nut ion and
ot the slate'of Gtorgin.
Your petitioner* wiU t?v«;r pray
' • .1. V Cul p«»pp«*r
'i • • O. M Kntiiit»niiQ
A r H. S.',poo to
A. G. Robiusr n
DO YOU NEED A
-MEDICINE?
TtH. That all vacancies in sail cxeo
j ntivu committee or mid hoard of direr
• ; tors shall tefilled at any regnlar moot*
u' of the executive comuiittce aud by,
the executive 'committee.
| 8ih. That said executive committee
!44t shtil have authority to eket such other
officers and prescribe such oilier by-law
an.l lulcs and tuulre suuli constituiioLs
ai shall,item to them proper fjr tho
m iiiugcmcut of tho institution.
IT COSTS roilNOTHIHO TO IHYC3TIQATE. j WHEREFORE; l'etllionerspr.y for
There is no one who does not need a fc icnn'otvcs^and their legal samnsors to
Liver Medicine occasionally. bo made a l»o(lv,corporate and politic,
The symptoms of Liver Complaint are i .
well known to every*one, cuch aa consti- , w ith all tho rights, privileges, imtnutu-
pution. 'dyspepsia, losi of appetite, sleefc- tbs alil | v tB! rictiouS fixed by law.
Iessnessf headache, a tired feeling and j * _
many others of a similar nature. T. N. IIOFKIN,
Thousands die annually by not heeding j Petitioners’ Attorneys,
the warnmgsxd nature.
Many acquire some chronic disease I hereby certify that tho above is
from which Ihey neycrrecDTer. ! true copv/.f the nriginal uowofflloi"
Many'ofthese could be spared for years ; '■ r
of usefulness, by keeping in the home jmyofiicfjh This Oct. fflst. 1901.
•owe rdUbl* muedy. . ! J. W. GROOVER,
We beliave that-we can convince any: .L,
fair-minded persouthat there is no bet- j Il-4-4t C. b. C
ter remedy for the Liver known, than j /
Dr. Thacher’.i Liver and Blood Syrup. j ■ ■■ —
The formula ia known, consisting of: ' .4. '■ **
Buchu, Hydrangea, Mandrake, Yellow ( Barber Wanted
Dock, Dandelion, Sarsaparilla, Gentian, . A taiher to All .pr/rmanent
Sunua and Iodine of Potassium. You i
know just what you are taking. How:»jw.ricix.
Whifo preferred. Apply f,'
this. Itjis already prepared and can be j T. Joyner, B6sto:; f Go. dl wi.
taken immediately. |
The strength is extracted in the most [ *"_ ’ r '-- ' s * .
skillful manner, certainly superior to any i !
powdered preparation known. (We also j
manufacture a Live* Medicine in pow- f
dered form, with which, any druggist can I.
supply you, but this, like all'Othet* dry j
Liver Medicines requires preparation.)
Dr. Th ocher’3 Liver and Blood Syrup 1
is pleasant to take, does not lose its •
strength, as Liver Medicine in dry forur,
and will keep in any climate.
Your doctor, however skillful, could
prescribe nothing better.
There' is no opportunity for a doctor
to make a mistake in writing a prescrip
tion, or a drug clerk to make a mistake
in compounding the same, (betides a
doctor’s bill and the cost of the medi
cine.) .You can be absolutely sure of the
proper proportion being in every dose.
Dr. Tbacher’8 Liv6 and-Blood Syrup
has been Used with the greatest confi
dence and success in thousands of homes
for 62 years, and is prepared by a phar
macist of 25 years’ experience, in a labo
ratory equipped witji the most modern
appliances tot the most perfect safety.
Jf you do not underhand your com*.
writ* today for a Frio •ample Wt*e and
•‘Dr, TharheFm Health Book.” Glre
tympiotHS for ai trier. If e almply atk that
yon at our expense, » * knw T > * ,utt
FOB 8A.LB BY ALL DBUGOnXJ•
SO cent* and $1,00.
Wood’s Seeds.
VIRGINIA GRAY
Winter Oats,
real property, to-wit; All that tract or
parcel ol land, kituate, lying and being
In the lAth. district of Thomas cdnnty,
Ua. and being that part of ,loc of laud
number thirty seven (:t7) ill said district
bonuded as tallows; Commencing at
tile county line road at tire corner of
what was formerly Burnett's land and
running thence along the Sontli line <>f
the said Barnett's land forty on* chains
to the AlbanyJtrauch of the Atlantic
Coast Lius Rsii Road, thence along the
line of Bnnyau Young's lend to thr
corner of the Emanuel.land 25:80 chains
to the County Line Road t bunco along
the County Lias Road S;41 chains back
to the starting point, containing thirty
ons acres more or less.
Levied on and sold as tiie property of
A. G. Grant and Mrs. J. S. Soifiasu ts
satisfy two A. fas. issued front the dupei -
ior court of Fulton county, Ua. to sati.fy
tho ptiacipal, interest and cost da, on
on said II. fas. Notice given to defen
dants in writing of ibis levy.
This Nov. t 11)1)4.
T. J. Hight,
I- 1.6. FOLSOM,
I Contractor and Builder, j
.Work ereeattd aerordl ng to latests!
A approved metliods. t
T Box 143. ■ Rhone connections. I
f Thomnsvillr, Ga. ]
aFlana, speciflcatiods and estimate;
j furnished,, J
THE BSa,T LINI3IEN4S,
“ Chamber!niu’s Palu Balui is consid-
ered the beat liniment ou the market,"
Write Post & Bliss, of Georgia, Vr.
No other liniment will heal n eat or
brai«o so promptly,' llo. other, affords
■ucli quiok relief from rheumatic pains.
No ocher is so valuable for- deep seated
pains like lame back and pains in tho
chest. Givo the liniment a trial aud you
will never wish to bo without it. Sold
by J. W. Peacock. A. A W,
FROM SOUTH*AFRICA.
New ^Way of Using Chamberlain's
Cough\ Remedy.
Mr. Art her Chapman writing from
Darb&u, Natal, South Africa, says:
“ As a proof that Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is a cure suitublo for old aud
young, I pen the following: A neighbor
of mine a child jut over two months old.
It nod a very bud cough aud the parent:)
did not know w hat to givo it. I sug
gested that if they would get a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and put
gome upoxifc dummy tent the baby was
sucking* it Would no doubt cure tho
child. Tlds thoy did and brought about
a quick relief ami cured tho baby.". Tlity
remedy ii for sale by J. \V. Peabock.
D, & W.
slush it. And of coarse, his wit nleased j
the audience. Ho is magnetic, and!
amusing, earnest and sincere, brilliant
but not convincing.
He did not get down to Hrat princi
ples. He did not go to the yoot of
things. He cast the sunshine of his wit
around obscure issues and left the main
points that stand out boldly untouched.
He condemned Republican rule, but
what did he offer in its stead? Noth
ing. What hope did he hold out of vic
tory over it? None. What help is he
giving to defeat it. Npue. Even if his
cause was right, would it be expedient?
Is it wise to divide the army against the
foe into two parts, ana send oue off into
an old field to liaw' np the grouud, and
fight the air while the othet* bears the
brnnt of battle atone.
Mr. Watsou ridiculed the Democratic
party for its mistakes. Now what
ersdit does it bring * man to never
make mistaken. Isn't he a; rather
weak uufiatistactory man? Does not
the Democratic party c^e&erve honor foi
seeing its mistakes and correcting them.
Mr. Watson's statement that the ne
gro vote is «sed in Georgia by the Dem
ocratic party needs no argument to re;
fate it. This, if ever, has not been done
in late years. His plea of southern
birth, is on the face an inspiring one,
bat no mar should follow eveo diis
neighbor in mistakes and wrongs. \ ‘
Other statements of hit about Parker
being the tool of tile trysts, and bribery
hating swayed the National Democratic
oonvoution are serious charges. Yet ho
brought forward no proof, and backed
his allegations with no evldeuce.
Mr. Watson ridiculed the silence of
Judge Parker. . Judge Parker does not
have to talk. Ho stands for Democracy/
His actions tell that lie is an honorable
citizen, an upright man and u staunch
Democrat. Wlmt does Parker stand for?
asks Mr. Watson. He stands for the
principles tlmtrihe Sooth lows, that the
South believes in and that the South
will vote for. The south is Democratic
and will not t* led away after strange
gods even when ihay are garbed in at
tractive aitire aud labeled "Jefferso
nian Democracy." The people of Gc*or<
gia take their Democracy straight.
Mr. Watson, interested, umcre.’,
pleased, but did not convince.
Tho Times Enterprise welcomed with
pleasure the coming of the Former’s In
stitute of this district; here today. We
trust that their deliberations may be
plcuhaut and profitable. Thomasville is
always glad to have the people of the
comity aud the neiglibarhood here. Up
on them her prosperity depends. ‘ Slit
recognizes their worth and their sterling
character. We welcome tho furthers
with outstretched hands.
The Albany Herald tells of a wonder
ful cotton picking machine recently in
vented in thut city. So far no discov
ery has been made that equals Cliffy.
Rut the coouless cotton field may take
its place among modern inventions.
Columbus, Ohio, May 19,19
Some four years ago I was fiuffi m
from impure blood aud a general run;
down condition of the system. I nod no
appetite, was losiug flesh, and had an all-
gone tired feeling that made me .mfsera-
* I began the use of S . S. S., 'and
after taking seven or eight bottles mtskin
rations and-took on a
[low that assured me that
cingsev
was cleared of all trui
. ,1 « • best blood purifier and tonic tnadCj and
Tiie average campaign rally tlma be- strongly a4viw iu use to all those in need
my Mood bad been mtored to lta nor
mal, healthy oondittau. My appetite
restored, as I could eat anything put be
fore me, and as I regained my appetite
I increased in weight, and that “tired feel. I
tag" which worried me so mucb disap
peared, and I was once again my old self.
I heartily recommend S. S. S. as the
but blood purifier and tonic made; and
cornea a sort of a flow of sonl rather
than » feast of reason.—Americas
Times-Recorler.
Governor Terrell who ltaa been in
Savannah, speaking of alleged ballot-
box fronds, langliodnnd said, "Did tiiey
vote Brother Will'ama?” Some day the
governor wilt ran for senator, audit
those Savannah boys vote Brothers
Williams, Thomas, Richard and Henry
against him, he will langli in hi, other
throat.
Mr. Watson may bo willing to dis
miss the negro qnostiou with a wave of
the hand, bnt the voter, of tho county
will not dismiss it' without a vote for
Parker.
From the way Tom Watson scored
the newspapers it is evident that all of
them haven't been treating him a, lair
ly as the Timqs-Enterprise haf
There Is lots of political talk now, hot
that doesn't alter tho fact that Tliomae
connty is going Democratic.
As long as Mr. Watwn abuses the
newspapers, lie can never hope for the
success of Ids party.
Governor Terrell says he wants to see
South Georgia have five of the eight
new cocutios.
Save a date for Griggs on Fridsy night
and got yonr politics on straight.
of snch medicine. Victor StcbbikA
Cor. BarthmaU and Washington Aves. |
Wheeling, W. V., May 28, 1903. '
My system was rundown and my joints
sclied and pained me considerably. I had
used S. S. S before and knew what It
was, so I purchased,a bottle of.it andhtve
taken several bottles and the aches and
point are gone, my blood hao been dens-
ed and my general health built up. t can
testify to it at s blood purifier and tohlBt
1531 Market St. John C Stbik.
If you have any
symptoms of dis
ordered blood
write ns and onr
physicians will
advise you free.- ;
Our book on
Mood and akla
diseases sent free. ;
The Swift Speolflo Company, Atlanta, da. :
From now on dost will fly sb thick iu.
the campaign is it did on circns day.
Something doing every day la now
Tbomaavllle's motto.
A smashing symphony of (flcc?nl joy.
That's antunui in South Georgia.
Parker Is bombarding ’ New Yorkerk <:,f
with his eloquence.
Pjtrber can sing, “Msrylaad, my
Maryland."
Cocld a poultry yard be called a shoo
factory? ;
Get yonr mind In shape for Thanks
giving. 11 '
r
(ilieors don’t alwiiy* mean >yote».'
WEHAVE JUSC REOEI^l®
LOAD OF TEXAS RED RUST PROG* .
SE5H5ID OATS
Grownand shipped direct from Texas and if you want the best
Seed Oats “We have them,” and they are yours at a less
price than canibe bought elsewhere. Price attractive.
' Letu3,guoteyou.’ 1 • •
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Ftill stoc^ Hay, Grain,/Wheat Bran, Cotton Seed Meal .and ;
Hulls. All kinds of
COAL AND WOOD.
Prompt attention to all orders.
The Thomasville Ice-Compan? -
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