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<5 FOB 1 AN IMPORTANT CASE. y i.- '! (• «uj !!■ ft oi I The decision of the Supreme Court In Thomasvil'e the Oljrott peonage cn-o tvU.be one of great interest and importance to the - i ~ 'poutb. Oljatt was convicted in the rint atd your New coort of northern Florida under . the Poor but h Consumption »£ 1 here is no specific for consumption. Fresh air, ex ercise, nourishing food and Scott’s Emulsion will come pretty near curing it, if there is anything to build on. Mil lions of people throughout the world are living and in good health on one lung, tj From time immemorial the doctors prescribed cod,-liver oil for consumption. Of, course the patient could not take it in its old form, hence it did very little good. They can take fearsjesopi«on».'• ■" ’ ' 1 noted Judge Swajue, oi vitiation «£the ' ■ , 'anti peonage law. These laws were Everybody rays (Mi wa»-the :.hest paseedi in lM?, to iegiriate aha e« in ihristmassefirerW iSewMexico. The territorj'hwlnsjs- — - I tern of labor by whioh an emptove coald leap year ut leaping to a dose leaving contract to work for money advanced, n . ie>:>s still unleapt. and work until the debt was paid. By ft -' re 'a sj stem <.f osniioos interest it was easy It - -> '0 If-optimistic at Christmas for nmcropolona employers to lndefi- ime. See that yon keep it up all the nitely extend this time of service 'ear.' * ", a . * A lew yean ago koine enterprising' w \ -'lift! T \ lawyer made applioattonqfehislaw to D .iftir gtntyBwie-.rnefnl etaile to the relations ? of the ne.ro with the 0 I al : mat r,w leaf ton turned over southern farmer and saw miil man, end •; January?. , W cases like that of Olyatt resulted. ~, __ ;—i.u.i..= In speaking of this case Joe. Y>hl in t We ro^Ulmg for Cairo’to have meat the Atlanta Constitution says: ku.fi of a OhHstmas p essnt excel t - “0poh a peonage charge,’Mr. Clyatt new county. ^ and his interests are’ however, mere 4ft .+\jF’ V’T ’ ; ■' — incidents to the' ! broad question raised; ^A Texas suggests that those rot this is the right of the federal govern- aviDg cotf en to hold might practice on. ment to invade the jurisdiction , f the SCOTT’S EMULSION and tolerate it for a long time. There is jio oil, not excepting butter, so easily digested and absorbed by the system as cod liver oil in the form of Scott’s Emulsion, and that is the reason it is so helpful in consumption where its use must be continuous. We will send you a sample free. Be *ure that th» e£X (ft picture in the form of per of every bottle of Scott & Bowne If Cliemists iMI j ‘ If- 409 Pearl Street New York JOC. and fi, ai! JruggU'i A Bainbi ldgu man has invented a can- tie or. wd thought they all used cork ec _«» over there. We are exi«ciing the impeachment of Judge dwarue and the fall of Port Ar tlmr about the sumerim*. l’lie worst tiung about the Chadwick* . is that Atlanta haa as yet estal- ii- l n daim to lama in regard to it. DYSPEPSIA CURE If we are to havo a Southern man for president why we stilt Insirtnpon it tliat C.ipt John tnplettis the man.—Darien O zatte ’ Azy.. Atlanta’s new Mayorhaamade a prin tin'bis private sacra taxy* Printers know how to !.<• p r.sLd* the type setter I I DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT Tbftll-00 bcrftl* contain* 2 H Hro*ath« trial aft*, which a«Rafor SO otstft FRBPABaD OMLV AT TNI LABORATORY OT E- C# D«WXTT Sc COMPANY, CHICAGO, IUU Bracy Pharmacy Co* . *.**‘-^ -. ' *., SPfciAL JH0L1DAY RATES VIA ATLANTIC <t BIRMINGHAM 1 RAILWAY The Atlantic & Birmingham will fell round-trip ticket- for tu? i oliday.-* fat ra esout* * ri • ue*thlr»l f»re< between «li itHtious ui its own lines end con* ne *tions tout h of the Ohio ziid Potomac an 1 T*twi of I The Day After. The holiday spirit. Iap|>ed over into Mourlar end made the (lay a quiet- ont\ I The banks wf-re shut tight. The tele- |graph aud post offices observed Sunday hours. Most of the stores closed a? noon to give tired clerks a rest Tlio.-i- that remained open had little husiuefs aud devoted themselves to re arranging their depleted stocks. Every body look ed tiappy and the regular salutation was “Merry Christies* with emphasis on can oftain about anything you desire for a Christ mas Dinner, and ‘or any Breakfast, Dinner or The editor of the Waycross Herald onfesses th i: hi Ins ant some irresisU ble women. All wo ever sxw, except Uuo the wild girl, belong in that cate gory. PRINGLH'S, Mississippi rivers. Tick et- wul to ou -ale Dec. S3, 24, 23 aud 21, 1.1-4 and J.Ml..r> Ib-i'i, w.th return limit Jauual. 4lhr Met. Ticket. .1 ea.uaWhi will i e told to teavlinra and .taiieata of schools and college, npojj pj'aasigrfKon ; and surreu- reuder of certlfleate. signed by Super- inten enn, Pre-ldenta or PiincipalB, I Dec. 17-3-t, inclusive, with ;floal limit Jau. 8th, 1008. .Conrenl.nl local aud through sche dule..' Coaches electric lighted and steam heated, m siting travel comforta. The prixe. chump,la the man who stints to born, lilt cotton because the puce is' low. .'Aoch a man would proba bly out off bil lhead If he had the tooth READ ALL THIS. L-Ufor Horses and Mule GANhV a- MALLEITE’S, Th jmasvillc. Ua. You Never Know the Moment "When This Information May ProvH of Infinite Value. Mr. Erne«t Davis, the Camilla banker, was here Sunday. I '•E verybody’* Magazine,” haying pub lished Tom Lawson'* article* on Frtnsi- el Finance fa now haying a little flna- clering itself. It got everybody inter- e»ted in the article* and ^ken hiked the price to fifteen cents. Mr. ChM. Phillips spent Christmas day with teUtives In Columbus. Mr. Mordrcai Benuett who is now employed at M»igs spent Sunday with home fol< h , It is worth oonslderable to any citizen of Thomasville to know how to be cared of paiuful, aunoying and itching piles. Know then that Doan's Ointment it a podtive remedy for all itchiness of the skin, for piles, eczema, etc. One ap plication relieves and soothes. Read this testimony of irs m«rir. W. T. Weekley, 313 Spring street, Americas, Ga , who for m&uy years has been with the Sheffield-Huntington Oo. andnowhas charge of the stock of farm implements, a,K ^ has For further information, apply to any *gk*ut ut viti*L»v*mpany. . H. O. McFaduuu, General; Passenger Age t, VVaycross, Ga. . # : ‘ t Dr. VV'. VV. Jarrell, PhysiC’-aAd Surgeo Editor Stovall evidently has a tender spet for the Mi-time* darkey. Hear him "All honor to the old-time field hand who stays at home, attends to hie own business, is oblivious to the chirms of liis neighbor’s hen roost, does ndt meddle with politics or agitate.for social equality.” ft’ ' Mr. J. VV Parker oame down > from Pelham to eat Ohriitmas dinner with relatives. ‘ *; Messrs, pam and Mat Bennett of Oa* 'mllla were here Sunday on thei.* way to Camilla. , 0ion/K w hooping cough, etc is Kennedy’s Laxative Hnuey aud Tar, It cut- Phlegm, draws out tit* inftamation. cures all coughs, *t eugtlisui tits longs and bronchial tubes aud assists iu expell ing a cold from the system by gently moving the bowels. P1fr4»ui to take and contain* no opiates. It is th« children's friend. Soi l by Bracey Pharmacy. we to infer that the ever-gradou* John T Grave* haa reUnqnished his erstwhile aspiration-, in favor of his neighbor of The Constitution.—Thomasvilie Enter- pri*e My dear, desr boy; Joe Terrell has •carosly yet been inaugurated for his ■eoood term! It is suoh a long tioie to 1*06 Why bo precipitate? All right, father dear. We will not precipitate but we will wait and partici- _W. L. Yates who Is doing m^Albauy on L. with relativos Don't get panloked beoanse the oqtton you are holding hee ioet over three cents a pound. If you ooqld hold at 9 or 10 cents go on holding. A# tfw>n a* you get it all out, ginned and paoked bxilda good fire, get the children around the hearth and tell them fairy tales! while you wait. It is good exercise when cotton is, seven cents.—Waynet- bjro ~WMlCQ|iaj|SL - ' Th* Corr«tt Number gets the Slav* •Mg* from esul'a Orioary. Have Your Cellars Laun cuitc SeU'l titan- to the Thom&AVille Steam >Lt.tLdi j vl e I a\e ♦ l » p ut in almoe > tuvi. 11. H.in.ib lonuty. im about the goods (' ui *wrlcfc Journal.) I, “If Naughty Nan and Cashy Cassie get out of jail they will find Thom- -H., , JasviUo a good place »o recuperate in. n, M. MuNewAxroctsragleey, u Thonia.s county and aaye: Hon.* L. tcrprLe. . Carrington, former member of the ?*>WBranawwk’* eUmate hta uer ox uie not mndergooe an exhanxtlve tast at the Kistature from Madison county, and hands of the Utter class, but kings of ho was the’ author of a bill introduced j liame “I JekTl *» nnexovUed.” t th. house to extend the state railroad Peopl8 who h * ,fe “* TOr n,ed eiectrio ■om Atlaute to the eea, hae removed to “**“» ,rte wcU. Folka. homu county to’ lire. Evidently be who BeTer be “ *° Th “ DI “ Tttl » stint to get nearer the sea himself.' m W * U “ u ‘ fled wi,h J*^ 1 - MERCHANTS REJOICE r AT FINE TRADE. merchnn.sof the dty were more , ^ased with their Ohiistmaa bn »i I univereal feeliDg ot eatlsfac- failed the atmosphere ycstir- gfk> one had a kick coming. Ex- tne following were, fro- (From the WayeroM Herald.) ’ “The editor of the VVaycroaa Herald confesses that he has met some irresiiti-' ble wonun All we ever sew, except Uno the wild girt, belong in that oatego- ry.—ThomatvUle Timee-Enterprtte. Those wliO got the best of ns in the an tebellum days lived in Thomaeviile.” They havstmpioved wltheg^. we ever had" • BP- .arlli" ■ doable last year" Rcecded our exp-.-ctatious" lldu’t have been better"’ ' bUu't kick it we wanted to." jibing to complain of,” a are content." \ - the mbn viral matters llaf oonfroot the commonwealth. A ^ gentleman wetl- posted onsnch mattera informs ru that Senator Platt U known-as the ’’expresa' From The w„ycro« Kcator" andia the representative of the ’ "The electric lighu weutont in Thom- etpress companies in the upper house. tl10 other night on account of a He does not delire too much light thrown ra If th”tottom'hasfaf!en P iu'ta^Thom* on the corporations he represents, hence “ TiUe > »he town is also dry yon know ” 8ir. J P. Malloy, a prominent tnr-, his ,P ! »J t0 t!, e galleries. He bimaetf Oh. weil, wptjantend oyer and’boe- [mine man of Qairo, was. a Monday / dx* not expect liis legiaUtionto row a fa- bottles of Parana from Way- oest at the Masury. |p»'’- . . . cross at any time. For nc*ai5y 12 years we have been onering to the public the best grades of sIiojs onlj'. (jp&Qt’s hiFiel cd© @<are: fo §©rf! Our roctliod has been moderaley succe;.sf.i But we want more cu-tomers W ■ w iut tHe irade of everybody who are wi itig to buy’ good Siioes and p iy wh.it they are worth. The feow who is looking for the bigfest tiling liis money wi buy is oosing time heie. Wc be ieve there are enough good business people in the county who know the best to be the cheapest to keep us going. They are the ones we are after. You have i < doiibt been bit os in Shoes. Come to us and let us show you What wfe can do for you. Thomasville Shoe Company. A few Fire Works will be offered for Sale from the 19th 1 to ihc 24th. stale oenrte In a class of oosee which it is claimed belong distinctly to the state courts. The attorneys representing O.yatt are Osptaln W. M. Hammond, of Thomasville; Representative Brantly of the eleventh district and • Senator Bacon. Senator Bacon and Mr. Brantley have jn-t filed a supplemental brief in whieh the contention of the states in contra distinction to that of-the federal govern ment ie prennted folly and completely. '* They haw bees hard at work on this for several days. B< tb are deeply in terested in the case, beoanse of the large questions involved in it and their importance to the south, and they have given to it close and thorough study." Attorney General Moody took occa sion to say “that upon the decision of this case hangs the liberty of thousands, most by colored, it is true, w ho are now being held in a condition of involuntary servitude, in many cases wars* than slavery itself, by the unlawful acts of individuals, rot only in violation of the thirteenth amendment to this constitu tion, but in violation of the law whieh we have here under consideration.” This insinuation the attorneys for Mr. Olyatt indignantly repel. They declare that the syste’m,of money-advauce for labor is heoersary owing to the impro vidence of the. negro race, that lnalmoet all caso^ the contracts are faithfully carried out on’both sides, that an ad verse decision to Mr. Olyatt wlU give warrant to those who wish to foment trouble between employer and em ployed.' >" ‘ The oats will be watohed with great interest in Thomasville, owing to the connection of our brilliant citlxen with it, and it* far reaching effeot.