About Thomasville times-enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1904-1905 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1905)
'*• . •:•••• * - ^ abBaBnrfRKtttoK. i B0UA8viLLS,ajt0B9:& makch 1904 SOME LITTLE STORIES iTliuD IKAMP IRIO OF REAL LIFEl GET SIXTY DAYS «tahLY ENDORSED. 1. U’alfciir L*«ri*. Ik* w*n-k~—« -!i« uloUur, wriUr*; "I fa*,* ! . Uiwm ElIrtr ta^m. 3TT0N CONVENTIONS OVER ENTIRE COUNTY Determination to Cut Acreage and Hold Citton Find* Eupraulon. i :,f Option oonientfonp were bold all i.»«r the county Batoid ay. At tba oennty gatlranof in ThomaatrllU on Feb 1 Ufa. it xxaa md*r*d that a mauling bo bold on the clt in ataxy district lu tins coouty Reports from th« different prectmt*, i it tha meeting* a are liigiily ano President Beverly and Saretary Mo- Kimon called the Tlioniaavilta district mceitng in order at tba mart lionet. Mi. Bevtry waa mad* parmaimut prea- t and Mr. Ralph Neal, npou motion .McKinnon waa also ted perm*, •erretaiy. AmtimiUe* waa app dated to can- aaaa tip entire dletriet Mid peianado ovary 'armor potaibla iu noth fa.,Id the ootio'i no now liaa o i luuiu *od to reduce hW n reag*. Tina couiuiittta co'mlaU Ilia ir-aidont, Mr. K. W. McKinnon, uW*. K'WInn. J A .'oii'ai J L Baverit, l‘ P. Appiawliito, O V\ Dari* and wik'^ufisar. Thav a t,m on inalr ,worlt ip'aUmatinally and' Will in«t 001 ^riteri 'March 4Ui to re- J* vm. _ *' • Mil* Friday,mowing tlm chalimun • : • and Wc'ritexj of airiiy da’iAot (ii' fild^ 1 '' ' COOnfr nTd orped to oomo. Hepurta from ■' • thowimib conftty'.wlii le conaoltiiaii^i , ‘ • than and lire pa ration* niiwla for auolher Itnuihg mam meeting on Tueaday, Maitdi 7th. That nieaifng ara^.rlered ' ' by ate H'ara rogea'mlou iu Atlanta, and. arerr inrrner and baafamu man in Tbotniia '•flinty la urged to attend.it. t iwitriif lie^at'llierourt Iran**. • Fre»i-eti» .apaugler and' BeoreUry ‘ V<9 ilia coaiiijr amocintian, ipl raTHEB'S SEAT. ■ It happened In a Tbomeerltla hotel, and might have been a Booker Waeli ington incident, botwaen't. A North Carcltne'nmbrella ealeeman telle it oo hinurlf. He eeated hlmeelf et 'lie din ner table, and tli*negrowmi • ■ raid! "PIearn, anil, boaa, yon ni in't ait tlmrr; that\father'a aaat.” "V'lia-at I” yelled theaatoir hedven- dor of piraaola “Yaner; tliat'e father's roa.." "Why, yon Meek eoeondrel, do ton mean to te'l tan that roar father board* here!” and the irate grip-carrier atarted for ihe door. J Bor IhS (nyrtery war explained when a mild-mannered Catholic nrleat. Father 8.. o' Boa’on, who w»* rpnmlmn the winter at Ilia hotel, walked iu uud tool, hia teat. Tllr.Y TEAR THEM DOWN. It mem* that the mint of that name Booker iiii-ldeut will nerur leave the ca tim.te the Southern |ieopla have of President Rooiovalt. A railroad offi cial toll* a alorr Indicaiiro of thia feel ing -Too A. O. L. ia mabinit ipeclst ratea to the ioaognratiou at Waahing- tou next week. Wo hacod a liaudaome 1 flyer, with a picture of Teddy thereou Them we Jacked to tli* telegraph pole*, atn'innjhonte*, etc. B <t the |a-ople hat- the eight of hia fate, aud tear the poa- tom down " hie iiacexi n'h iia! ha I Thomaavil e hnckmim had n habit of wailing till ilia whiatle of au incoming tmiu blew, and then mat-lug a mad raah for ilia depot. Thia worked very we.I before the railroad gate aratem oarno into vogue. But now the anna aw.mo down and mutely aignal "Too Intel yo cannot enter in” to tho lardy tfamatei* Some morning, if you hear n low, nnetnon*. *rur»ling aonnd, like auto tin i aeujw of n ulinaea from a bar rel, It la the errly hirda giving tlie hack- men'# hit Ital to the late driver*. Their nn illoyed Joy ia a d-light to tho he hq'.der. By the war, apoaklng’of gates,- ou.o pair hat beau one uf ■ older for aevijriil dare, ' Thar rtlolc op through tlnj plimp»|iliero In h ilghl vertlcnl' poll tion Mntfaf'they i»*o '‘Plant' Joicw."' ’J’ftyyopght to bo flxod. I Being on aha blink during Ihrir iir-t .iimntl, .of life dqefU'4|jee|i(je,w«ll for I lip Juiyug. ..«i| dotxn fin- caij 'Repona'wiii.be.faad froap Mr- Nreioo, who oeutity at tba Butt* couvaoUoo, and ' front tha various ooPnty ofQoera. Od* prominent farmer in attendance ' .B fhaThpapaTiUatnMlingaHtad Mat M nly yruivorday h* movad tv* bate* of . • > oUcniout qf the warebooka octo hia i own leoiorty, anil that.h« Intended to 4 htdd irrid the ooxvacpEM hema, apleaa tha tWHvoiacfaoa ten centp. Thia u the kfndwr.fabdUg that pay*. ' CQLOREO SOCIETY PLANS , , Ffli^t OLD FOLKS' HOME i" Oolorod 4 'Woman** tianctiw . of thia bitVi M rtaaaiag M ae oare'gioaod aod boUd u Otd FPIka’ ’ Bare*bribe poor and dapaadaatckt paapla. "tha Society haa hath Md Car aaveral mouth*. The wife of MaukVtokara, a wall-known hank waa and a good negro, ia praaidant Of Hm BaeH’y 8h* aaka aoetribupoaa for the Homo. and. rromuaa to give a arattfaly v ■ atafemaaaot all reoaipta and aapamh lint Shaaaya aha axpaota tbe white paopVa, aa wall aa tboaa of har own race, to aid lathe undertaking R$| Oapartmaatal Clark*. May J an examination will bo hold city for olerk in the Dapartmeo- Any young man over U) ag* who haa an ambitiou to IJnciaSamoan get foil mnicu- the poatoffloe. Smith went 10 Bainbcttgu on Carl Daaher came home Suday Oa. .'i: j In connty coutt Friday morning •fudge 0. P. Hnnsell. tried three white ramps ndntr tha charge of vagrancy. They were M. Calledt, E. .Dole and Harry Roberta, and they got J® and cotta each, or two month* in tlie convict oamp. Aa Weary Wiiliee do .not make a habit of conotaling the V about their pereone, tbey will get plenty of exercise at Coolidge between now and May firat. Die trio of tatterdemalion* had com fortably onaoonaed tbeinaelvea io oloae proximity to the boiler* of tho electric light plant. Iu the gray dawn of yea- ter.lay morn the pale, cruel hand of the night cop etatked into their midat and pinched the bunch, with the result above recorded. Thouiaavillo people will feed trumps hot oo uot jearu for them aa regular boarders. OR. MclNTOSH TntNKS GEO. HOWARD COMPETENT Enjoyable Recaption. The home of Mrs. Arthur Patten waa the scene of uu intonna. and very pleaa ant reception Friday afternoon in honor of Rev. aud Mra. E. D. McDou gall, of Florence, Ala. Her. a**d Mra S. L. McCarty aaaiatod iu receiving the gucats. who numbered scores of tba frieuda of the popolur yooug couple. Delightful refreshment., were nerved, aud tho affair was moit enjoyable. Death of an Infant. The Infant child of Mra. M. Toten died p ou Friday morning very early and waa buried daring the day in lam- ril Hill cemetery. Mr*. Tuten live* on Jefferson alreet Jnat behind tho Stnart house. 8h" haa the sympathy of her frt> nds In this bereavement^ liev. J. M. Cutler conducted the fnueral ONLY THREE DAYS TILL SPELLING STOPS Barrow Qsta HI* Charter. A charter waa grauted Thnradsv to D O. Bartow, formerly of thia cii v.and 0,1.err, fqr tho Pelham State 11 The bank haa a capital of Jlk',000, i t o amount canal with banka iu a t nvin. , At Tha r-inay Wood* .Among the armala at tho Puny Wo.id*are Mr aud Mia. Rolicrt Hau.il and Maaier Ilatnd if,Chicago, Mr. and .Mr*. H,P. Harbiaon; Phtaburg, Ner'e, Standialupid wife, Boateti, W. I,. Har. bln. Naw york. 5«t ; TiHKH.liSTKUl'iiia:'.:—In jour uoiloe.nt Mr. John V. Hpwaid’n o.aihauil of ilie maunor Iu tyhlqli Ilia auVacaoi; would le galacted.,ion Mated that theie reemeri be a general, aenlimeut that hi* brother, Mr. Ufabrga Howard,'be'elecled to 111 out hia bro her’a ferifa'if offiiie; also mentioned that hia daughtanr yaea, familiar with ,*bo bookkeeping nacea •ary in the dliUaaof4ax teceiam. ... k waa mnoh gratiflod that Booh-aski itmant exiatod, having known.botfaioffi them since oor early.manhood - I-know him to be aa couJpetent a mao aa blade deceased nroaivey told me,^nn ) afjfy Iji* Aral election, that ha intapdod tofsod hia oMadti daughter to Stan|*y’^‘^|Etai. neap Collega. to >1 her for hia bbo^kaep inif. Thta ha did do, and aha is thor- onglily converaant with the bookkaap-. ing dntiea of ilm office It would he a kiudard oouaiderate deed on Ilia part of tha voteraof Thomas ooanty to elect Mr. George Howard to tba offloe made yacaut by the depth of hia brother. I would bo pleased if the Boston and Cairo paper* would publish this communication, if they think it would here any influence among my feiiow-cttiwns of Thomas county. Respectfully, T. M. McIntosh County Bakrdof Education. Tbe iouuty board of Edcca'iou held * meeting Saturday at Snperiuteudent 'Maclean'* offloe Teachers salaries .were. Hied and other routine bcalueas transacted . . • Mosera. E A. and U W. Rogers, for the year post liave been in charge of the larpo saw miti and Planing Mill of the Meigs Lcmbcr & .Manutactdrnjg Company at .Hansel), have resigned tlHlf position* wrthtHisoompanv. Tlnjv iStVc hotj»t decided upjo what they wMNJd elsewherev>Falbaia Journal. The Baihl5H(f|Je Aargus bridge thb nbwk . that'Mr. J M.-McBridf; dt Vrallapoosa, ^^° 4hW ‘ ^ a,-0 kn0W th ^ 0to 16000 ber* in «oH^ Mr. KrcBrtfl® "U ■* thither 6f Mr. A:*-W> McBrifl^Af -this flitjN The Utt«r too hu Ui^r •Jadiber ItolflinicaMti Mliii intjr. " MIm. Itpae Hauti, rotarned to tier home In . Fri<J*y .moniipKJif< ter tpendingjaerfrel eiMM with friends in this city. ^ ‘ < • . • v 8oliriror \\\ K. Thomas was here from Valdosta ou buianess Moudav. At Jorsay Farm A tiumlu of uort^rn guests »ro ou- jo)iax the hospitalify of Mr. tutd Mr*. John T. CIsistam’F country hoire, Jt-r- •uy Farm. Airouk' (ht-m are: Mrs. Hr*s, lirooklyn, N. Y.; Jolm A. llellius. Xatdkville, Tenn.; W. A. Cos* ten, lVLouuAe, Md ; Mr. and Mra. F. S. Noroucx WoodltridKf, N. J.; Mbs Maun Dow, Audovur, Msas ; Miss. Mary Daw, Air*. S. J. Dow, Midland, Midi : Mrs. Lfija (iuttmau, Pljiladcl* MIm Louise Q«eene of Fortt • Vallfiy. is the cliarmlng guost o( hor cousin, Miss Bessie Bceee on Dewson street. . >. Mr*. B. D. Ling ford and Miss Inez Langford of GainesTille, Ga., arc at the Kandall Honse. Tire two suburban residences of Messrs. W. J. Taylor and a. M. Wat son arc beauties. Thoy arc ucariug comp otiou uow aud have just been sur rounded by a very haudnomo ornament al irou (once. This was built bv the '(houi’isville Marble Yard, aud Coatrac tor Wt Idon thiuks with reason that it tlie handsomest in South Georgia The now famous epellioa coute*t of the Brte«y Pli%rmacr Company, is near to its de »tii. Ou Tuesday night at six o’clocs. the spelling will be over, aud the matter will then be only far the jadgea to decide. A large number of bl »nk t were tnrued in la-1 week, bat in a contest of thD nature, the late comer has almost a* good a show as the eany birds. As n matter of fact, yonr ohances are oven better If you waited nueil late and kept adding to yonr .list of words. If the list tfiat is tamed iu at 5:5',* on Tuesday evorrng shows a larger num ber of permissible words than any ot hit it will ge: the prize. If tv o contoiM-it.s slioa d tie for first pJa'.c, then the one wIionh was submitted first >vj:: gft tiic first prize. Penuisni. bio words .ire those that employ only the letters used io the name “Brncey Pharmacy Company,'' and that are found in Webster’s Unabridged Dic tionary. BRIGHTON OFFICES HAVE NEW TENANTS / Dr. R J. Miller has rPdled to con vert the Brighton Hotel into au offi e building. Its locution on Briuid strict m .kes *t convenient aud do-uuidu.* 11 e hotel feature has been discontinu'd, and tho Doctor states that tl»e entire building will soon be filled with firms who recognize the suitability of tho place. Yrkterday tho Griffiug Brothers Co. inuorpirated, of Florida aud Cuba lessed ofiices iu tho building. They are nurserymen who deal in fruit and nut tries, ornamental shrub*, and flowets. The offices here are iu charge of C. W. fJoov, U. H. ssles monger. The firm wul probably make Thomasville, their headquarters for tlie country, and rc- i^ovo their general offices to this city from Jacssanville. Miss Mamie Hickey of Aibsny is the guest of Mrs. Kovcoe Luke o« ilhLwlI street. I O THE PEOPLE OK niOMASVII.LE Open Letter From Kind Hearten Ohi The foiloaiog letter will be of ‘print interest to our readers It breathes t • e im* spirtt tf charity, of lielpiug others. Max* it die the good that Mr. Carpt'titir Uupos for. “To the i»tople of TJtomu>- ville:. Altliongli I may he unknown t*. .uu, >et I hop - my t xlierience will carry tlie ^t*ht that earnestness always shculd. I belie vein doing good to my fellow nieu. end iu no way can I help them better than in pointing out the road to hearth. Hfbmei, tho treatment that cutee oaturn/ without stomach dosing, lisa done me ro much ^0l>d (hat I waut everybody to ktiow of ue merit*. I had i» . rry bad case of catarrh, and Hjotuei ompletaly cured me I have rvcom mended it to my neighbors, and fbey, tod, * irate Wn cured. Now I want krtaryltodyiii ail-parts Of ihtf oonutiy to , Alowwhal Hyoaisi hat douefor me.’ > George W. Ckrpentsr • > ^ Vlooent, OtUp.' vPWfWBJ ** hftikvm.W*m$ that are found in the air nixm tlye mountains, where catarrh is unlinown It deettoys allcatarrha' gernik ih’-tRe air passages of tlie Jiead-, tluoac and lungs, ap4 makes complete, .cnreii. ....* A complete outfit cods .but ^l„ wliUo extra bottles can be ohtaiqed for . 50 ceuts. Ask J. W. Peacock' to show yon ‘thV strong* guarantee under which he •elle. the- treatment. .. # Columbus, Ohio, May *o, 1903* Six years ego I bed a severe attsdc d Inflammatory Rheumatism. I was laid u* In bed for six months, and the doctors I hsd did me no good. They changed med icines every week sad nothing they pre scribed seemed to help me. FinsRy 1 be gan tbe use of S. S. S. My knee sot elbow joints were swollen terribly, snd st on« time my joints were so swollen snd pain ful that I could not close them whea opened. I was so bad that I could not move knee or foot. I wis-getting discour aged^ you may be sure, when I began 3. S. S., but as I saw it was helping me I contin ued it, and to-d^y I am a sound well man and have never hod a return of the disease. S. S. 8. purified txty blood and cured me of this severe case of Rheuniatisni aftet everything else had failed. I have rec- commended it to others with good re sults. R. H. Chapman. *355 Mt VcruOn Avy. The poisonous acids that produce the in flammation r.nd pain ore absorbed into the blood aud Rheumatism can never be con quered tiil these are neutralized and fil tered out of the blood and system. S. S. 8. goes directly into the circulation and at tacks the disease itself. It purifies and re store a the blood Vo a healthy, vigorouf condition. It contains no potash, alkali ot other strong min erals, but is guar anteed entirely vegetable. Write us and our physi cians will advise without any charge whatever. Our book on Rheu matism sent free. Tha Swift Specific Company. Atlanta, On a.uabl* Raaldane* and r-rmino > Lend For Sale. I am offering for rale on tvmonable terms a very desirable tract of timbered and farming land lying partly within and partly without the Oity Limits of Toomaaville. This tract contains in all, 98 1-2 acres, one third of which is in origi nal forest growth of hurd-wood and pine suitable for fencing and repairs. The remainder of the tract is enclosed and iu cultivation, ami traversed by two running s*r«nms, rJTo'din^ p.-rfect natural dr.«ii nge. 'I iiis property is sat- c« ptible of bciug divided iuto a numl er of eligible building site* aid truck f r:m a n « vcry rer<c‘ coin be; it should b - examiuirl by nil tuuli as may n ue,»kin< homo in ihi/« seorion Fa • ienlar information wi' l be furnished by the Uuder»igued, who wih uixui applica tion go over it wit ii HUtotio wishing to ni-tkc a ]M-rsonal «-xaminaiton of it. For farther information apply at the City Expre-n.Olfico, or at tlie olfi e, of Ham- nM>ii(l & liammond A to tu-y* F. II BatleF/jVdmr.'hnd Agent for tlie Heirs of F. H Butter. Deed flwtLr Auctitn Sole of Real Estate. For Rent! 4 room house on Mon roe street, near Female College. Price per month S7.50. ' Isj- the J o 11 Watt place ou Broad st. , Price per month $.27.50 Tlwre xnll ba mhl by inter hf the Bosnl of Trnttera, On H 011 rat Tueaday In Me ch Dr fore (ln> court lioase door bciwpan If and 12 o'clock a. in. tlie old City Hoaptlal Site on N. B. -corner of Miui'Oe and Hjrdaway street*, st put- tic outer, io highest bidder. The lot fruuis 2*1 feet on Monroe snaot and 104 3.4, feet ou Hardaway street and has therein one 9 room suit one 4 room home. " » ' The'bath tob* and laM jilambiOE tu tor** abore froaod are raaerred. Also ilia pjwratiog room and the rijjht to Die tli« tmjhfinga until now boi'lSing* are read j^for occupano, b,'paying a rental equal to 10 jier .cant'on selliug price; Termi'cash,^ • Jt >v J lt d *» * * : I.I.-.E; M. Mallette • S4cm*rT Board TroateM To. Be^gjjfy Your V *.• Complextion ; .. In Ten Days,"Usa ■■ , Satinola. The UsEgu vli^d Bealtifibr. DO YOU NEED A MEDICINE? n costs rooMOTHme to mnsnoiTt. There ia no one who doe* not need a Liver Medicine occaakmally. The symptom* of Liver Complaint are well known to every one, inch as contti- pxtion. dyspepsi*, lom of appetite, aleep- iessnem, headache, a tired feeling and many otbere of a aimilar nature. Thousands die annually by not heeding the warnings of nature. Many acquire some chronic disease from which they never recover. Many of these could be spared foe rears of usefulness, by keeping in the home some reliable remedy. We believe that we can convince any fair-miuded person that there is no bet ter remedy for the Liver known, than Dr. Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup. The formula is known, consisting of: B’.K'bu, Hydrangea, Mandrake, Yellow Dock, Dandelion, Sarsaparilla, Gentian, Senna and Iodide of Potassium. You know just what you are taking. How many other formulas of a liver medicine are published ? Ask your druggist about this. It is already prepared and can be taken immediately. The strength is extracted in the moft skillful manner, certainly superior to any powdered preparation known. (Wc also manufacture a Liver Medicine in pow dered form, with which any druggist can supply you, but this, like all other dry Liver Medicines requires preparation.) Dr. Thacher’s Liver and Blood Syrup is pleasant to take, does not lose its strength, os Liver Medicine in dry foruv, 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, (besides 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. Thacher’s Liver and Blood Syrup hr.2 been used with the greatest confi- dencc uud success in thousands of homes 52 years, and is prepared by a phar macist of 25 years* experience, in a labo ratory equipped with the most modern appliances tor the most perfect safety. If you do not undent and your eaae. write today for a Kreo oamotr bottto and •• l>r. Thaeher'o Health iiooh.** tiioo iffmpfowi far adrUr. IF® olmply o»k that I ron try It at our exjwnee. M* knot# what t trill do. FOR HALF UF ALL DRUGGISTS. SO cento and st.OO. THACHER MEDICINE CO. Chattanooga, Toon. eMdt&'umd-Ti i AAA BANK DEPOSIT ti/xJil/l/V/ R. R. Faro P*ld. Nows 9 t*k»B on tuldcn. BEST , snd chospost on earth. Don'i delay. Write to-dsy. QiOMOUMAUUM BUSINESS COLLEGE. Macca.C* • CHICAGO & FLORIDA LIMITED VIA j LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE HAIL. LOAD. | Ouly solid Fallmnu train with ot ter- ! vation and library cars from Florida to St. Louis, dhiengo, ilia West and North west witii tnibch quicker time than vie any other line. All meals-in dining car. Service a l* carte. Fn!t-«r diui-jg cir -ervice in the Sopth. Leave St. Aajust.u* dtil* 8:10*. m. Leave J.mk^mvtlle d«Uv 9:60 a. m. Arrive C ncago ilex' - d iy 4: ’ 0 p m Arrive St. Lews n -xt day 1 :.V» p. m. Also through Pullman draxving toom sleeping curs p.ily lr-».u ksou%ilie on A C. L 8:03 p. ni t'amto Bi.minghom Nashville, Evatisville, St. Loui*. Chi cago and 8:55 trains io Pentoco’a. Mo bile Anti New Orleans. ‘' 4 Ir best rervio* is desired ask for rick ets via L. & N. For rates, Pa lmaa re-ervatious. ete. call on or.^rite . GEO. E. HERRING. * • f v F»*. Pass. Agi ue. 206*W. Bay St *J.M.*k«otivdle. Fia. Parlor Car Service Between Albany 'add Atlanta Via Central of Georgia Railway. Effective Feb. 7tfi, the Central of Georgia Railway will operate parlor cars beta ecu Albany aud At.out* ou train leaving Albany 11:54 a. m. arriv ing Atlautn T.55 p. m Leave Atlanta 7.50 a. m. arriving .* lhmy p. m. Soat fvru to X:; * •>, t-» Atlanta 50ct» F- r forther iufcriu^ta.i. • pj Jv tn I. C. Brins n, C. A. S. A Atkinnou. U. T. A. nwtf. Mr. and Mr*. J. O. Lewis, Mrs. Ros- i't>‘ Lake, and Mrs. Elliott Harris came . home Sunday for a weeks tour of tlie Florida resorts. G. P. Spouco of Camilla, sj>ent Mon day iu town. E. MjM.UlEriE, i sSm£SSi5?3&SS' J 1 I..-I1.. -:i:-..T..;.lu.,., ■;a l. ESTATE A UCMf'dAttoe A st * ; *• ^dSrisl^w u «*k'« -n. h-s'llg Al ttcOell H.si.1. Hl.x-k % l New Purler ( Thcnmsvil] dlntf d I’rciMireil oil lx National Toilet Co , » v -«r s » il in Thomjuvill l.y it. i lu ill d.u.ei.su. Leave Thomasville 0:15 m., Parit Car to' Josap. Sleeping Car with Dii ing Oa r Servict- Je«up io Augo-fa, a: riving at Angn>ta tno t-aiue day at 0:4 u. Tins in th»* quickest and uio; cbuveiiieut wav to roach Augnsta Returning, lenva’Acgusta at' 10.80 i m Throogh Sl**.*per Augusta to W’aj cros-s, arriving at Wu cro*u a . in Lfcavu Wnycro.-u m Pullman Day Ca arriving at Thomasville 10:20 See Ticket Agent or T. ,T Bottom T. P. A\ Thomasville, Ca.
