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The First Baptist choroli of V.ildosre, Georgia, mil hold' a Missionary unit Bible Conference, beginning. Sunday, January the 9th and continuing Hip week following. j 1 it ia with pleasure that they ate enabled to announce an array of speak ers «hose names are familiar to all southern Baptists, and which are a guarantee ot a great and successful ses sion of Bible study and missionary in spiration Among those who will take aoltve part In the oonferenoe are the follow ing Her. E. Y. Mailing, D. D.; President Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Ky„ iter. R. J Willingham, D. D. of the Foreign Mission Board; [tor. B. D. Gray, D. D., of the Home Mission Board, Rev. J. B. Frost, D. D„ of the Snmln^School Bible Board; Dr. Jury Announces After 12 Hours De liberation they Could Not Apreo. iBI * s w ^ ere we who have felt the pinch ^Urnsil -.■■■■■of the coal weather. We want to|gmake their Christmas a warmone, for without warmth there will not be much happiness. DR. J. C.SCHWiNCKE. Isochteri on J.rtad street, opposite Pi i«iy woods Hotel, is an. uf-to-dae Hospital for for sick horses, uiules and dogs Up-To-Date Implements for performing all kinds of opera ions on animals. Examination fiee. Board at cost. • Address, 1. C. Schwencke, D. V. Thomasville, Ga. 'Now Yurt, Dur. S3 — The jur.,' hi the Nan i'ailcrsuii case ufftir being out siuev II:30Tliuir-day night, onnoiuire.l „i one o', lock in dav that the} conld not reach a verdiot. ^'Jucige Davis then oisatiargrii tliem. Miss Patieison wss very uervona, and it was evident that the result was a ter rible disappointment. When the final resnlt was announced the tnrned to her father by her side and sobbed convul sively. The old man tried to oomfort her, bnt site fell fainting in his arms. She revived later and iwae led lobbing from the room book to her oell in the Tombs. Judge Davis said the jury stood six! to six for acquittal, bnt he did not say how the other six stood—^whathor for mnr- dw in the first degree or not. The proeeonting attorney would not aty what the farther coarse of the prose* cation wonld he. Can now be supplied in quantity to those who will send in their orders early. Woolridge Jellico Coal in large lumps. Pennsylvania Anthardte in all sizes. The Thomasville Ice Company ’PHONE NUMBER H. B, \Y, Spilmau, Sunday School Speci- D.. Ragsdale, of Mercer H Smith, ofCo- McCullum, Mis* alUt; DrB. Univorsiry; Dr. W. Iambus, Rev. J. Vi siouary to Japan and Dr. S. Y. Jameson of Atlanta. The Valdosta Baptist otinroh cordially invites all inluuitoni and Christian workers wiio may desire to .av«ll them DISTRIBUTING DEPOT FOR- Thomaavlll* Literary Folk. The December number of "The Ladies World” a flew York magazine of high class aud wide circulation might almost, be called a Thomasville, number. It contains a splendid short story entitled "An •Onsenserb e Oliris'nius"'' by Miss Rena Boacbelle of this city. The story is written in negro dialect, quite differ ent from the hotchpotch of letters that sometimes masquerades muler that name. The famous "Sandy Bottoms'* figure* in the story. In the Raine num ber is a continued story—"A Christmas $1.50 PER DAY $1.50 Is all it costs you tn stop at the BRIGHTON HOTEL ALL GALVANIZED STEEL WIRES. FOR FIELDy FARM AND HOG FENCING. THE ONLY ELECTRICALLY WELDED FENCE. EVERY ROD GUARANTEED PERFECT. The DURABLE Fence, ... ■ None so STRONG. j < All large wires. ~~ -**“ -H- H ighest EFFICIENCY. — M LOWEST COST. ~ 1 U- M- | ... ^ No Wraps -» ga !«»-■ - I - _U_ XT Service is clean, neat, prompt. Under the management of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ward, Thomasville. (la. Broad Street. Holidav Gifts. Jewel Boxes, Watches, Candelabra, Clocks Spoons, Knives, Forks, Broaches, Chains , Rings, and Sterling Silver. . C. G. GOEHRINO, Jeweler 120 South Broad St to hold -jgj- — ' 1 —— -I T Moisture *“ .-"C '"1 !T.~: I_L - | - -1— —. ICX 2 and cause : ~~~~ ~222 kust, ——-iTiii I.is i - 'i™ 1 "Pittsdumu Pwtmrr” Fkxceho. (Standard BUfel Absolutely STOCK PROOF. We can SAVE YOU M01EY on Fencing. CALLANDSEE >T. Another Coast Una Wreok. The old adage thin, one wreok is fnl- lowodMiy two others is receiving proof on the A. 0. L. Sunday afierunon there was a freiglit wreck at Ariosta un Ala bama town 67 mite> ( from Montgomery Wednesday oveniug at.O ooloct anoilier wreck took plaoe a few miles from tho first. In the Wednesday wreck a freight east bound mot a train |west bound. It is said that a whilo braknman was killed and another train hand) lost a leg. Bn gineer George W. Weatherford of this city wss pnliing the freight and war badly braised. Transfers are being made at the wreok and traffic is only slightly delayed. BRAOY SAYS Bettor call in or telephone him to reserve a nice box of Oandy for that lady friend. We hare some beautiful paokages. Also hsve a nice assortment of Havana cigars 36 to the box for Xmas gifts or If yon prefer, a meerohaum or briar pipe. We hare a fine assortment for your soloctton, Perfumery and a nice box of stationery all make acoept presen BRAOY PHARMACY 00,. W e have Pusmad a reducion injprices on Wire Fence. Come and le iis eive you Prices on the best JFence on the market. Coleman & Adams, HARDWARE, TURKEY THANKS IN PASTORAL RHYME The following poem was snot br a Thomasrille minister to a member of his flock who presented him with a Ohristmas turkey.' Almost any one wonld bo grateful for snoh a gift, bnt few oould express their thanks so Well. The Parson B, W ho lived in T, Was getting decidedly hlne. Thoroughbred Chickens. Barred Plymouth Rock and White' Wyandotte (EGGS. Price $1.00 per setting 15 eggs. C. W. COCHRAN & BRO., - .Thomasville, Ga Have You a Friend? t'orkeys were shy. And roosting lilsli: Climbing, also lie could not do. The Parson B, He oonld not 0, A ray of light for Ohristmas day. His children spake With hearts of hope Of tho fowl that might fly their way. A maiden fair Reaohod out her arm above her bat; And cnuelit right there, I do declare, A turkey, flue and plnmp and fat. She sent it down Right through town. Unto her parson’s homing piste; And by her skill, His bines did kill. And psinted smiles upon his fsoo. Aud now he sings Until there rings Throughout the welkin, far and wide, To maiden fair, With anbnra hair, Sweet joys for all tne Ohristmas tide. Then tell him about Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Tell him how It cured your hard couch. Tell him why you always keep It In the house. Tell him to ask his doctor about It. Doc- tore use a great deal of If for throat and lung troubles. M J bad » terrible cold and eongh and was threatened with pneumonia. I tried Arer*e Yon will see bargains quoted here that will be worth while. B. N. BOHOBNIO, |DRY GOODS, ■ Thomasville, 3s., . Jsok*on|SI ono of Ayer’s Pills at bed hasten recovery, contly CLUB Mr. A. H. Piorco and family, of Ohi* cago, are in the city and have ranted Mr. O. M. Smith’s cottage on Jackson street for the season. They will be re membered as oixmpents of the Van Dyke home on Broad street hut year. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN READING MATTER OFFERED; BY TOT Weekly Times-Enferprlse. Weekly Times-Enterpriao and the Semi-Weekly Atlanta Journal, both one year *1 40. Weekly Tlmes-BtfterTirise and the Semi-Weekly Savaunali News both one year It 60. Weekly Tl moo-Enterprise and the Three Ttmee-Wcek New York World, both one year tl 60. JVcekIv Times-Enterpriao and the Bbefon Times, both ono year $1 36. Weekly TlmeS'Enterpriae aid the Satiny south nud tho Weekly Atlanta UoustMiitioo, all one roar <3 00. Weekly Tlmes-Enterprise and South ern Cultivator, $1.50. Weekly Times-Enterprlse and Chris- tun Union, a clean, high-toned Inter* denominational weekly, 11.60. Almost any other combination yon can want at a price ro salt you. If one of three combinations doesn't suit write what yon want. TIMES-ENTERPRI9E, Thomare villa. Ga Mr. 8. 0. Dana, of Boa ton. arrived Friday afternoon, and. la at Oak Hill for the reason. Mr. Dana has enjoyed the hnntlng here for many years and alwaya has a fall game bag. eaee&GOQ ssssafissssssseeBssssssssQeaBMKMBaswBaeaa ! Trains Arrive quickest and Beat Line to Macon 3 Thomasville Atlanta,St. Louis and all points Wost. 3 Finest eqolpmentaintheSonth, Coaches 3 i iaito p, rn, 7:35 p. m elsctrlo lighted, with fans tn rammer 0 Daily. and steam heat In winter, making travel 5 — comfortable and easy, 2 Trains Leave TlokeU on sale to all points in the j> Thomasville Dnitc<1 State *’ * t If yon are oontemplatlng a trip, ask j 7 : 40*a. rn., 4:15 p. rn our Agent for information—wo maybe £ Daily. able to save you money and time. ° nostnnssnMsassBAieMSBesBSMtiwsaesesMmtsBsiM H. C. McFadden, A. E- Glover, GeneraljPassenger , Vgent, homasville.' I. G. Knapp, Com. Agent, Fitzgerald: J. M. Glenn of Haoon and OliS Deal- ot Atlanta are Ohristmas visitors with relativre. Mr, and Mrs, W. A. Garter of Ooli- lockonee spent Friday in town. Mr. Outer la one pf Thomas ooonty’s best farmers and ayrnp growers. CottonWarehous e • Williams & Mitchell, Prps., DEALERS IN Horses, Mules, Cattle, Cotton Seed. We buy all kinds Country produce and pay the highet mark etplace atall times. When you have something to sell, see us Mrs Z. V. Peacock of Ooohran, Ga., and liar little daughter Mary Alice are visiting their father and mother, Dr, and Mrs. T. 8. Dekle for the holidays. Oiir Spring SI ;«1 is Ready For Men For Ladies , s'hO cannot come to the city when in need of clothes we make a specialty of fitting you at your home. We carry the' finest makes- of lothing, Hats, Furnishings and Underwear, and no mat ter what your size is, stont, •iim or short, We Can Fit You who do not find it ccnveni- ent to come to the city Wo make buying an easy task by sendiug to year homes two or three styles of garmonts to aeleot from. We carry SHIRT WAISTS, SKIRTS, LEADINOjCORSETS, FURNISM1NQC * ANDjUNDERWEAR. Sola Ageats for HAN ATTANSIRTS, STETSON ATS, CAR ARTT OVERALLS. In Our Boys’ Department o a n be had everything ready-to-wear for boyi, ex cept shoes. B. H. LEVY, BRO. & CO. SA VANNAH, GA.