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Newspaper Page TextC1MEH-ENTERPK18B, THOJJ.SVILE, GEORGIA, MARCH 10, 1905 FOR THIRTEENTH TIME SWORN AS JUSTICE ALL SCHOOLTEACHERS WILL BE EXAMINED STR„..3E BUT TRUE Several parties were seated aronndj the Ore in the well known drugstore ot I J. W. Praccck,’ when a gentleman came in and called for a bottle of Dil lingham's Plant Jaiee. After he hid been waited on by the clerk, one of the parties (poke and said it was strange how Cot Dillfdgltata could arouse and create sncli a demand for his remedies. Ur. Peacock, onr well known druggist, said that was easily esgiaiued. The first thing was that Col. Dillingham it a liberal advertiser, and the second that his remedies was Jost as represented and that Col. Dillingham stack strictly to the law of nature in the nuuofaotnie of hit Plant Juice medicine. Ur. Peacock said: "Jol. Dillingham once explained to me how he maonfac- tured his remedies and it »v-u to the let ter. He said he watched everything and was sura it was done right and that it did not vary a hairs breadth. He ex plained to me a compass registers, a baird breadth wrong, when a ship is pnt out lo Sja it will carry her a thousand miles out of her way in a few days aod wreck her. School Board Decides Mooted Ques tion of Great Interest. 1 Constigntlon In July, 1S83,1 began brexk out with Eczema on my bead, leg* and arms, and began treatment with local doctors, but did not get ranch relief. Thev said tbcdis- ease had become chronic. I then quit them and tried various ointments and soaps for another two years, but as soon as cold weather camel was aa bad off aa ever, so 1 finally decided to let medicine alone, and for twelve or thirteen years did nothing towards curing the Eczema, except bath ing. This seemed to do about as much good aa anvthiug I had tried. Duriug the time I lost about one-half oi my hair. I began 8. 8. 8. doubtful of a cure, because the disease had run so long, bat soon discovered your medicine war doing me good, and continued to it. I used seven bottles, when I was com pletely cured, not having a single spot on my body, which before was almost com pletely covered. F. C. Nob pout. 1017 Hackberry St., Ottumwa, la. f Tbe head, feet and hands are usually the parts affected, though the disease ap- pear* on other parts of the bodv. While ex ternal applications allay tbe itching and burning temporarily wit is the acids thrown off by the blood that cause tbe irritation Squire J. J-, Ragan of the Cairo dis trict. came in Thursday and tcok the oath of office as a Jo*tice_cf the Peace for the thirteenth time. lie lux held the office continuously since 1858 Judge Ragan bad with him ail hi* commissions except three, which have He holds arnnis- SlNosmtf*. ladlf estlsa, bvtir atomscpL Httdachs. C'flwv <**.,• ftjfd kerf* the •?•(/<« in perfect cssdiltoa SlMMDt is results, sets : . fAKfiir-1. The Board of Education of the Thorn- aavlllo Poblio School, yesterday made pablio a reeolaiion of great interest, for the fotore, government of the school,. It reads u follow,;. "Resolved that all sppUcaatefor posi- lloa, as teaihen In, the Thomuville Pablio Schools, who have not heretofore been examined and aoeepted by this board shall before being employed be examine! a. repaired by the amendato ry sot to tbe net organising the system.” This reeolnclou was unanimonaly A Remedy That No Onq is Afraid To Take.» J Dr. Thacker's Liver and Blood Syrnp has been need in thousands of homes for fifty-two yean with perfect confidence and the most remarkable results. The great success of this remedy is due to the fact that its formula (which con st its of Bnchn, Hydrangea, Mandrake, Yellow Dock, Dandelion! Sarsaparilla, Gentian, Senna and Iodide of Potassium) hss been freely published. , . • - Doctors and Druggists everywhere do not hesitate to recommend a preparation which they know contains the best-, known remedies for correcting all irreg ularities of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood, and the diseases caused by the failure of these functions to perform their proper work. • Thousands of sick ones to whom life has been a burden have written grateful 1st ten that others might profit by their experience. * . Bioomiho Csova, Tax., Nov. It ML Ims sagerlag terribly with fadisestfoa sad tl<jne^|tre.bl« asd seat lo aey druggist foe Ti he°seu? aw a packs,, of Dr. Tbachafs Liver and Mood Syrup 1 concluded to try it, and sow I ass deeply (lateral to sty druggist as well as to you. 1 bad been a sstfersr from these things and a general rutedown condition tor tea years, and bad only received temporary seller from other medicines, ant after train, not quite two packages of yoor Liver and Mood Syrup I fret become misplaced, lions signed by Oorerhor Howell Cobb in 'SI, Herachell V, Johnson ‘57. Jcs. E Brown ’61 and '65, Bollock ’69.Alex H. Stevens '73, Alfred H. Colquitt '77 nod '81, H. D. McDaniell '85, John B Gor don '89, Northen ’94. Atkiuwro 97, Candler '00, nnd Terrell 1904. The only three that are misplaced are th s« by Ballook, Stevens and Northern lo addition to his many commission, as Jastice, the Sqaire woe pr .adly ex hibiting a paper signed in 1862 by Gen. R. E. Lee himself. The paper was an 2nd Lleot. HIGHLY ENDORSED. Her. Walker Luwia. the walLW-a Methodist minister, write.: "I have wed Dr. Mosley a Lemon Mltrir to rn/ family with very beneficial remits. It U m admirable medicine and excelled! a# BAPTIST REVIVAL BEGINS ON MARCH 1 9 th honorable discharge tor Ragan, of On K 29th Georgia regiment. Although an old mao Judge Ragan ie •till active and well able to attend to tbe dntiee of hie office. Mr. .Ragan has been a subscriber to the Tote* Exterpxibe since it was first founded aa the Wlrrgnaa Blade in 1849, So it is, said Ool. D.Iling. ham, with many medicines when first put on tbe market, theie ie some vary ing and finally there is loseutcuufldecce. It ie not eo with Col. Dillingham's Plant Jolce. It ie k.p- up to the end permanent relief, end Iran uot rint . cor rect estimate on tbe value your msflriae hue been to me. I would sot take any swunt of money for it. Very gratefully yours f/eEgOWN. JfltmiHtdeswfMwieriliaJayfrra /We eompf# buttle ss4 "Dr. TKachrr*. tlrullh Book." Give eymntuHts for odvioe. Wo .Imply as* ,M to try ft at our re- prone. W. CMU ickul if util dd. For solo by oil Drupglets-tw* stirs—50 eeote.nd g/.OO. XHACttML MXDICIXB CO., Church Pact Begins Wednesday and laetn uhtll April Twenty-Third- A ear foil of Const Line officials spent Friday aft-raoon and last night in Thomairilte. They arrival about one o'clock in the sfiernoon from Albany and will leave thla morning for Quit- man and Valdosta, The party waa composed of M. Riddle tbe new superintendent who recently trek the piece of Mr. Demham, T. J Wright, superintendent of the Savannah division, D. F. Kirkland, superintend ent of ThomasvlUe district, J. W. Ben- net and W. E. Kay of Brunswick, ell- Vision counsel and O. H. Hill of Wny. croaa, special agent. guaranteed core forall-tomach troubles. They were entertained daring the a‘- "If the d!g-s‘.lon la impaired the ternoon by Mr. W. O. [Snodgrass, local blood Is impoverished and becomes filled attorney for tha Coast Line, and by the j wii't poisonous imparities deranging the other local Ooaet Line officials. Col. 8. wholo system and canting sickness and G. MoLeudon took the entire party for euT. ring. Dillingham's Plant Juice a drive oat to the Wade plaoe. They j »«."* upon the stomach and digestive were charmed by the beanty and ms;, o-g,cures sleeplessness, nervous troc- nifloence of Thomasvtile'a winter lion,*-, j b e-, hesdaohes, backac'.vand general The i rip la reported to te one merely . weskne-e and debility. If yon aro of inspection. weak and ailing the.chances are that it Society all over tbe world enters upon a rest period daring th* coming week. Next Wednesday is Ash Wednesday, | and nahere in the forty days of fasting known in the church calendar aa Lent In Thomasville there are a number of devont church members who strictly observe the penance period, bnt the mr. Jority of aooiely people and othere con-j tinoe their bnsineti and pleasure as | usual. Lent ie terminated by Easter Sunday which comet nnneually late this year. Eaeter ie a movable feaet which may come as early aa March 22nd.,;or si late as April 25th. Thla year it ie near the later limit, via. April 23. This is tha first year since 1886 that the day lias 'been eo late. This date will be dupli cated in 191DJ and will be two days liter in 1943. overwork and poor ventilation. Tlteee apell sickness and poor healthy If the stomach cannot do fts work properly ill health la tare to follow. Dtlhng- Item's Plant Jnice is the one medicine that uesnres a natural digestion that rtrength-n* the s'otnach and soothee and heals all irti'ation, congestion and ibfliiuujatien in the stomoch and bowels. It is this that makes it a certain and $5,000 stsssss££2&£5 NEW TALK BOXES FOR THOMASVILLE FOLKS CHICAGO & Ki-ORIDA^VUTKi) VIA i LOUISVILLE ft NASHVILLE RAH KjAD The Bell Telephone avatem continue, to add new telephones to ita list Thom- Mville is one of the beet telephone town) In the atate end noarly everybody hue a talk box. If yon want to tajre time and trouble out title oat and paito it la your directory. It contains tha names of people who have aabaortied Blare the If at book wee pnblishtd. 114 McEeohea, O. E., retidenoo 1(8 Tdwer.-Mn. E. IX.. reeldeaoe 43 Bees, W. D., realdeaco 648-2Reese, W. U.,refldeaee 98 Sehnlta Brae. A Beaediot. lumber 111 Clark, G. M., (arnitnw and up holsterer j - it* Welch, residence 584-1 Maloay, A. B.. residence (81-9 Rawls, Billiard, audertaker Id Williams,-Wesley, haokman 564-3 Jarrell, Dr. W. W., otfioe 6658 Jarrell, Dr. W.W., residence 141 Uaton Brea, grist mill 511-2 Rob4eo«, book store 811-8 Robison, Mrs. J. B-, residence *44 Griffin, Herbert, hack man 110-iCox. W. P„ re silence 78 Varney, J. B., plumber *03 Varney, J. H„ residence Ml Tharp, J. G., residence 108 --Whitaker, E. D„ Uvtry liable 811-8 Giles, W. H.. residence tit Redpath, L. H..mtterinarUn 846-1 Watkins, J. £., residence 6*8-* Union, W. W.. residence ' MS Loneberg, Edward, residence M Barnes, Misa Mary, residence 88*-* Gandy, O- T„ residence 1*6-1 Foster. J. U. residence 806- 1 Dixon R. H , residence 807- 1 Mitchell, Emmett, residence *M Yeung Men's Christian Asaociaaion 77 Lester, M., grocer NO PENSION MONEY UNTIL NEXT JUNE Only solid Pullman train with obser- vail hi and lihra-v cans from Florida to St. Lonis, Chicago, the West and North we-t with much q ticker time than via any other line. All me.-ils in Jiuing car. Service a Us carte.- F no« diulnk o»r norvioe in the Sooth. ' LaavoSt. Aagusrn- dvllr 8:10 a. m. Leave J vkmnrillo daily 9:20 a. m. - Arrive Cliicsgo next day 4:50 p. in. AiriveSt. Lonis u-xt day 1:85 p.m. I A'ao throng'i Pullman drawing-room stw.iiug cam pvily from Jacksonville on A U. L. 8:05 p. m t a'utr* Birmingham Na-liriMi. Era irillr, Sr. Lnuii, fed- cago aud 8:55 trail s -u Pensacola, M6- bile and New Orleans. If best service is desired, ask for. tick ets via L. & N. For rates. Pa loan re-erratious, eto. - call on or wnte GEO. t. HERRING. Fl«. Paso, Agent, 306 W. Bar St. J-cksouviUe. Fla. W. H. THORNTON, Contractor and Builder. ThoniAHrtUe, Ox. Work executed ercordiDK to let eat ap proved plane. Soeciflcxtiofi and ettimxtex t arnihhed. Cell xt 108 Dxw»on Street. if doe to xdixeaned ftomneh. Bot 70a c«iU be oared by asiug DUlin)th«m*a Plant Juice. RICHMOND P. HOBSON WILL LECTURE HERE. -Thomas county indigent penslonets will uot [receive their money from the itate [ of ^Georgia until after the legislature meets in Jane and makei an appropriation for that par- pose. Pension commissioner Lindsay haa completed hts[investigation of the con dition of tbe pension fond nnd finds that after having patd|ont *870,000 I e will still need 616,189. The indigent widows and auldlere in 1 tha following eoaaltas will ant be paid until the legislature meeta end appro priates the money; Melotosh, Glynn, Telfair, Montgomery, Berrien, Brooks, Thomas, Mitohell, Chattooga and Walker. The email balance still on hand will be used., to pay the disabled •oldiere and widows In t e oonntiea If It does not help yon the prices la absolutely not'ilng. J W. Peacock. Richmond Peareon Hobson, lha young Alabamian who distinguished himself by his heroism in the Span/eh- American war, ia to maka hie first appearance in ThcmiiTllle one month from today, on April 4th. Mr. Ifobson has a boat of admirers in this city who are eager to bear him. Since (he war be hea dev*'- oped into a platform atar of the Hist magnitude, Public Hanging Every Oay. I mean public banging of Wall Paper and Window Sbidea. Orders bv'phuneor mail given prompt attention. Phone 15-2 rings. Sar.plcs shown at your homes, lohn Hinson, All Campbell (By O. R. Folsom.) Help the old world along with a smite and a song! Spread good cheer and gladness in the gloom of the throng! Twill make the day brighter, yonr bnr tlen tha lighter, If yon greet the old wor'.d witha'amtle an 1 a song. Help the old world along—if with only a smile! Yon will meet the refleclirn, returning-, the while.- l ' Twill make life more plenum to land lord and peasant,. If yon greet the old world with only n smile. Greet on* in despair with a word of good churl 'Twill make his burden the lighter to bur; And yon will ful brighter, yonr hurt trill be lighter— It yoc give only a smile in dispelling a tear. Speak a kind word of gladness to ti e heart filled with sadness! 'Twill lesaen the grief, 'twill lighten the care; ’Tail! lift up the falling, whou trials W. S. BROWN. Oantlst. Office over National B.nk, Thomuville, Ga, Vhooa 110 8. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Mr. J. N. Donaldson, one of Merrill- ville'e leading citiaens, nnd representa tive rf the Tinn Extkxphisi in hie oommnoity was in town on business Monday. BRUNO KERBER Gardener and Florists. Work of all kind by JqK Pruning a Socially. Order by Postal BRUNO KE1 15 Colton Are. Fire in Mr. Stevane House. The fire department had their first run for more than a week Satnrda.. They were oallad out about one • - clock by a fire in tbe root of Mr. John Stevens' home on Dawson strut.' Tney extin guished the blaxo before It had entirely consumed tbe roof. ROOSEVELT INAUGURATED MID GREAT POMP Washington, March 4. —Theodore Rrosevelt JandXCharlu Warren Fair banks were today Inaugurated aa Pruident|and Vice-President of the United Statu. The verdlot [of the people wu cor- firmed in the pretence of each a throng a, the national capital haa rarely witneaaad, aud with a setting ot brilliant, pageantry. The city is a symphony of color, and a blase of dee oration greets.tbeleyu at every tnrr. Tie decorations throughout the city are more elaborate end beautiful than eo any previous similar oooamnu. Olvio and military representations from nearly every isoiioo of the coon- try have gathered, and the grand pa- rate in bonerfcot the newly Inaugur ated Praaideut inoludad at learn *0,000 Luva Thomasville 6:15 a, m., Farinr ' Car to Jeanp. Sleeping Oar with Din. SCHOOL in( Q** 8erTi< * i*o Angaria, 'are riving at Augusta tbe earns d*J at.6:40 1 p. m. This ia the quickest and most convenient Way to reach Angaria. I ’ Returning. Icavj.Augusta at[ 10:S0 p» ( m. Through 81ejper Augusta to Wgy- 1 ; j cross, arriving at Wa> eras. 6:06 a. m. SVES J Luve Waycnwa in Pull man Day Car* igh come [ arriving at Thomaaville 0:*0 ing tin ia got Ticket Agent or T. J Bottoms T.P.A'.Thcmuvtil*.Gm Under tha Hammer, The household effects of A. Sampson were told at pnblio auction at the corn er of Broad and Jackson Saturday. He is going >o leave town. The green par rot which squawks a greeting to every passer by wu tbe most interesting niece of property. It wu bid in by the fami- Rev. Victor O, D.mares of Indian- ■folia, tnd., is ie the city a gout el th* Williams House.. Mr. Demane ie at prominent Presbyterian minister of hhbotae city. Bewill.be ben fir wane time, and will probably be beard ia a local pulpit are his departure. Registration Nolle* I wtil be at the OonrtHooM id Thom as, ills until Saturday Mafch Util, on which day the registration books wtil clou for tbe kpedal election to be held on tbe Mad .of March All panoos that did hot register when the* paid their taxo* lor the year 190thshrt regis ter 11 tbey Vote ia said elec\ioh. FOE AN IMPAIRED APPETITE, Lou of appetite always result, from faulty digestion. All that is needed is a few doses of Cbambulaln's Siomach and Liver Tablets. They win iavigontt the stomach, strengthen tbe digestion and give yon aa appetite Ska n wolf. These Tablets also act aa a gentle laxative.. For salt hr J. V. Peacock, Thomasvi le dttHet, of which be la president, at the Friday eottoa muting.