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TimPEKtIXE, FARMWAHONS, TIMBER. <JAKT», B0MIE*,
Sl'FAMTANKS vNDRTaPOBATORI FOR
OOOKINO STRUT.
. I WANT HARDWOOD LUMBER ANT 48515.
. JfIMM-BHTERPRISE, TOOMASTILB
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MEIGS
GEORGIA.
“For what is worth in anything
But so much money as ’twHI briug.”-<Butten
Wexlezir* to call Attention of onr cantnaen tkit week te a largo
line of
Buggies, agons and Fann Implements.
—We handle the-.—
Weber Wagon aud the Virginia Wagon, the Oxford uggics
and the Rex Buggies, and the McFarlaue Buggies acd
, Surries.
We have combination corn and cotton planters combina
tion guano and com drills.
We have the beet line of Fertilizer Dietribatera we ever saw. Yon
oitirpiit out with them from one handivd to Vwo tkeaaaad poaodr
of fortilizera per aoro.
We aleo carry n full line of two horuoridir^ and walking oaltivatore
and woedere.
We are atill o fieriag tirgiin in
—Flour, Sugar *and Tobacco—
bad have on baud yet eome aV.eet North Carolina dead Finder*
ltemember that we give mi th aneh 2ie naah purebate a ticket en
titling you to a chance at the hoantifal Amu etiek lent ran aho«t cu
diapley in our wiudnw, wliiet , will ba give* away oa May 2Stb. One
of our cmtomors will get th/ , beanlifnl ran about. V*| may be the
lucky one. COME to eea a a, ,
Gomfoit Trading Co.,
BO ETON, - - GEORGIA.
To Meigs
With Your Cotton
The J. N. Carter Compny desire to say to
their friends and patrons that their modem
gin plant is now in operation and that
Cotton intrusted to them will' be handled
to the satisfaction of the grower.
We have eliminated ever feature of aiiddlamaa's proit and
and ate.in position to pa.the highest possible prices^
for all cotton coming to ns. It shall We aur
polic to protect full the interest of aur
patrons, therefore we\3o not hesitate
to solicit their business.
'VVe are well up in all lines and you can make an mistake if
you buy of us such gooes as you may need. Our
prices are always in line.
M* J. WYMAN JONES
DIM THURSDAY.
Mated Winter ReeKint of Thomas-
villa Pasted Away In New York.
There was scr-ow in Thnornsville
yesterday at the news flashed over the
wires of tile di eth o? Mr. J. Wyman
Jone>, which rock pirn* in Ncvr York
City Thoi'rd ty mcutfiijgat eight o’clock.
HdWau «».m to whom Thoim.RVir.c-
6d much iuid nil who came iu contact
wall him felt the charm of his manner.
Him erect foim nnbowed by the weigl-t
of morn than eighty years, and Jus he: cl
o: snowy hair made hizuu 61 liking a; d
familiar flgaro on the street* of Thom*
aavillo. He loved tJio c«ty stud
pie aud for ten years had' bet n a resident
of this place.
He was a graduate of Dartmouth
college in the class of 1841. Entering
business attei a few years spent as a
lawyer lie became immodiatoiy success
ful beyond the common lot. At the
rime of his death he was president o; the
Missouri River & Bounc Terre railroad
and of the St. Joseph Lead Uoinpany one
of the largest in the Unite 1 States,
III Ifc8tf Mr Jones and his charming
ainAjuitur&d wife name iiere and built
their liaudsorur* country home Eisoiua
l imy were j ro.'tic-ally (he founders of
Thomnsviiie’a winter colony which now
numbers among it» rest clouts a larger
number of famouV and wealthy families
than any other winter resort. Mrs.
Jones it a sister of the lute Senator
Hanna, and of Mrs. J C. Morse aud
Mr. M. II. Hanna. These and wary
other relative* of tho family now made
hero. Many ot' these came because of
the influence of Mr. and Mm. Jcmoc.
‘ESsonia” iins ahva; h been famous far
itn hospitality and among the guests *t
tho home have been President MeKm-
loy, Vice-President Hobart, Senator
Hanna, Chairman Cortelyou. Socrutkry
Hay, Robert Lincoln, J. Edward Sim
mons. Marshall Field, Norman B. Bourn
and other loaders iu statu craft aud
finance.
Thu riioMiaaville Country Club, famed
evory whore for the bounty of Its grounds,
was organized by Mr. Jones. Tl.t
grounds were plnuued and duveloiiea b>
Mr. Jones when thoy were his prtvnto
property, and were known as "Glen
Arven.”
Iu thuso ahd many other ways, notably
tha GstiiblLhnjcnt of a bank; Mr. Jones
manifested hin interest m Thotuiifcville,
and the sou them neighbors of thi*
•ourtly gentleman have every reason to
remember him most kindly. Even at
the time of his deuth lio was planning to
oarno to this place which ho luvqd bettoi
tnai) any other. He hud been in failing
health tor some time. Hu left one of
his sumunr li-mu s at Bolton, Mass., on
October eighth for New York. City, and
•xjiected to (,-ome on liore in November,
when death overtook him.
His fuucrnl took place in Edge-
wood, New' Jersey, on lust Monday.
When the turf closed over Ins silent form
T^ooiiisvdle realized that it has lost,
a resident whoso like we shall not soon
see again.
•IGUflU. NOW
■we j li jJj
IRES 4,1204,
ELKS EXERCISES
NEXT FRIDAY.
TUe come; ttoas of the Elk* Oinb
Room will be laid oa next Friday after*
noon. Tin arMn.THaieat* for the c.r-
emoble, mo being completed by mem-
b/re of the local lodge The affair will
lie presided over LyM. M Cooper, the
exalted ruler of the lodge. Atcoug
other intereaMng feature. will be aa ad-
(lrcfK by Hum. 8. A. Koddenbery who
, been t-liiMen as orator of tho day.
. lloddcnbery in au ctitliaaiSitio
frurt-r of the local loilge There will
a special called meetiag on next
Weducaday niglit, for the rwhearaal of
...ri-tDouie, at the Kfks Halt oa
Crawford street.
Petition for Charter.
Every transaction with us—At the afF.ee or aver the cauater-
will oe brought to a satisfacter caaclusiaa.
J. I GARTER COMPART,
Dealers in Everything,
s. 5 ■ - Ga.
GEORGIA—Tiioma* CoUXTY
To the Honorable Superior Court of
said County:
The petition of 0. L. Harris, 3. E
Alexander, J. fi. Dennis, B. E. Clayton
mid Wm. B. Blair, all of said bounty,
and rheir snccesssors In offica, rospeef-
fully shows:
1. That thoy and their associates,
sneerssors and assigns, desire to become
incorporated wilder rite laws </f Georgia
for tin* purposes horoinafter named fora
full period of fifty (oO) years, with ths
privilege of reaewal.
2nd. ’ That the name under which pe
titionera desire to bo incorporated ii
THE UNITED ORDER OF PALL
BEARERS OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA. That they desire to
transact business iu said county where
shall he located their principal office aid
plate ef basiaess* bnt they propose to
4e basin":** elsewhere in and out of tl is
•mte as petitioners mhy deem prudeut
far Aa anuduot of their said business
'there is no capital stock in this aasocia*
tiea, it boing considered a general bene*
relent society.
X The aim and object of said aasoci*
ation being to see to the proper conduct
of funerals and the burying of dead gen
erally, aud further to care ''tor the aick
and widows and orphans of the deceas
ed members of the order.
The petitioners ask farther for au
thority to charter subordinate lodges
apon terms agreed upon by the
charter jnetnlors of this order
and thoxo seeking to entablish subordi
nate lodges, ai d to make other and fur*
t ier rules, regulations by-laws and con
s’itn t ions as they mny in their judg
ment, deem best for the proper carrying
into offcct tho objet t of this order notiu
conflict with the constitution and laws
of the United States or the state of
Gi orgiv
r>. Petitioner* further desire to have
and uso n seal of office, the right to sue
and be ►ned, to borrow and loan money
to own personal and real estate, the
right to hay and sell the sanw.
<!. They’desire that the government
of this institution shall be iu the hands
of a Hoard of 14 Directors, and that five
(.1) of said directors 6hall constitute an
executive committee and aliall have im
mediate charge of all of tiie business of
i he institution, and that this executive
commit tec for the first two years aliall
consist of C. L. Harris, S. E. Alexander,
J. S. Dennis, S. E. Clayton and Wm. B.
Blair, whose term of office shall be
f >r two (2) years and until their sncces
rx are elected and qualified. That any
vacancies m »aid •executive committee
or Naid board of direct ws shall be filled
by tho board of directors at any regalar
ceding. That said board of directera
sliall have authority to elect aucli offl-
e^rs aud prescribe tcch^bylawa and rales
skull seem to them to meet and prep-
er for th» management of the institu*
tioa.
Wherefore, Petitionera pray fei thim-
sslvas aud their legal successors te be
rule a body corporate an <l politic, with
all the rights, privileges, iroranniries
and restrictions fixed by law, and te do
hut and evory other act necessary for
tke aoudnet ef their business not in cou<
fiict with the constitution and laws of
tke United States aud the constitution
and laws of Georgia.
T. X. Hopkins.
Attorney for Petitioners.
• BORGIA, Thomas, County. I, Jas,
W. Groover, Clark Superior Court do
hsieby certify that the above it a true
Meigs is healthy aud happy Hke otlwr i and correct copy of the original on file
parts of the bounty. It has 750 inhabi-: in this office. Thia Oct. 38, 1004.
t*nts nod the death rate there lost year j JAS. \V. GROOVER,'
w»» one fcalfotoBopi.rcent.fr l *• <■«*.
THE FAIRCLOTH JURY
SAYS GUILTY.
The Baix rior County did not resell
t‘ie Cargill ease, ns had been expeeted
Thursday. .Umost the uutiro time of
the court was devoted to the trial of J.
M. hVrciotii charged wltli assault with
intent to murder. The assault was
committed several months ago on the
person of Mr. William Vernier. The
parties wore driving in a buggy freiu
Thomnsville to their home near l’avo.
Tho evidence showed that ail had been
drinking, and a quarrel arose iu which
Yarnier’s arm was badly cur. The ju
ry returned a wrdict of guilty and «.
commended that the defendant be pun
ished as for a misdemeanor. This
means a fine, or short imprisonment or
both, iu the discretion of the judge.
Mr. Fairclotli was defended by Ham-
nioiid ^ Hammond,.mid E. A. Bryan of
Moultrie. Uoscofc Luke assisted Solic
tor Thomas in the prose**ntion. Tae
verdict wrs readied at 5 o’clock in tke
afternoon after a few minutes delibera
tion aftd no further tmsin;**s wua taken
up. The Cargi‘1 ease is docketed for to
day.
CARIO FURNITURE COMPANY.
Carlo, Oeorgia,
JUST RECEIVED
lOOtet, Pare While Chin* Cap* atirt Saacere Gooi size, nad sensible
shape. 75c set.
Nice assortment of the be^t Heating Sroves on the market Cl- *3 to <0.
A big lot of glassware and Ljuaps at attractive prices
1-3 gallon glass pitcher Uks. Large corored glass butter dish..
A bfg aaaprtnieut of Glassware your choice of the lot 10c.
Oar line of Bed R<xm> Soils.- Odd Beds, Dresden. Chairs, Hookers,
&o., ia complete aud oar prices very low.
Don’t forget that we make Picture Frames aud Mirrors aud re-silver
Old Mirrors, Window glass, all >izes, always in stock.
Cometo Seeus . We can do you good.
Carlo Furniture Company.
Cairo, Georgia.
R. L. VaxLANDIXGH AM, Mauager.
“Blakeslee'
Engines Stand Supreme
For Ail Pi wor Purocses.
51MPLICI IY its If. Buy i
BLAKE5LEE and keep your
ligiof.. No prnfar.it> necessary.
You can see every movement.
BLAKESLF.E. Positively SAAB
upJicated
Nothing hidden* or
Strictly high grade.
Write for our ca'alogu? and prices.
WHITE-BLAKESLEE MFG. CO.,
Birmingham, - - Ala.
Carter & Borough
Valdosta, Georgia,
Largest Organ Dealers in TJ. S.
Sell the reliable K3TBY, CRO»VN, and Luddcn and Botes Organs at lower
prices tlian the name grade of Organ* can he sold elsewhere. Fvery one of them
fully guaranteed by us, and onr guarantee in made good iu ycur home without
expense to tho purchaser.
Wo are also State Agent* for the LESTER. MATHU9HEK, I VERS &
POND, LUDDKN & BATES, CROWN, CHICKENING, aud McPHA’L Pianoi.
Catalogues and pricer furnished on your inquiry.
Represented in South west Georgia by
W. F. LEE, ol Cairo, Oa.
and others.
CARTER & DOROUGH, Valdosta and Tifton, Ga.
A $350.00 LlTDDEN & BATES PIANO WILL BE GIVEN AWAY IN THE
TIMES-ENTERPRISE "AND” CONTEST.
SAW MEL MACHINERY.
We
Manufacture
the best-
Saw Mill
on the
market.
Engines,
toilers,
Ginning
Machinry,
Grist Mills,
Shingle Mills,-
V.VOH1NE snops
COMPLETE OUTFITS A SPECIALTY.
AND FOUNDRY.
Mallary Bros., Machinery Co.
Montion thi*paper. MACON, GEORGIA.
K.T.
Thomasville, Ga.
Life, Heal
Accident p ireJnsurance
OCHLOCKONEE’S NEW DRUG ST0|
m
Carries a complete line of Drugs,
Medicines, oilet Articles, Sta
tionary, Fine Perfumery, Scaps
Combs, Brushes
The only up-to-date Soda fount
in town, serving all kinds of cold
and fancy Drinks and Ice Cream.
A fine line of obacco and Cigars,
Fancy and Family Groceries,
hanking you for past patronage
and soliciting same in future.
H V BUNTINl COMPANY
Ocklockonee, Georgia,
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