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Newspaper Page TextXIMK-ENTHRPRIHK, TH01U.SVILE, GEORGIA. MARCH 24. 100> MISS 6RISC0M AND VOSE, MAYS. IRELAND, HUNTER TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR COLLEGE BUILDING SITE SELECTED SICK MADE WELL; WEAK MAOE STRONG] DO YOU NEED A MEDICINE? NEW POSTOFFICE WILL AD JOIN PRESENT BUILDING Young's Collogn Trusts#* Took Defi nite Action Saturday l Constipation Tbs Board of Trustees of Youn*'<Fe- msl* College met yesterday morning sad took tmportent action on ths pro poned sdmioUtnttion building which is to be erected et tli# col'ege. Ths decie- Word Received Fro n Wsshingtsn Bettis* Uvs Question—Uncle Ssm’s New He. * win be in Large Brick Building to be Built by W- C. Snod grass PLANT JUICE GIVES LIFE TO THE NERVES AND TONE TO THE BLOOD. Cores Rheumatism and all Blood and Nerve Affections. I HIGHLY ENDORSED. Bee. Walker Lewie, the sreO-ksswa Kelbodlet minister, write*: "I bees weed Lr. Mosley's Letnoo Ktlsir ta sty Mr. Leo Wise who baa bean in Bain, bridge, cams bom* Saturday afternoon. lit*. A. W. Stnart and daughter came horns from Bainbridge Saturday after- Judea W. M. Jones and wifs wsht down to Boston yesterday afternoon to (pend Bonder with relatives Messrs. If. A. Sbaw and L. O. Max- well, of Whtgham, ware prominent Saturday visitors Miss Us Cessed/ cams over from Bxlnbridg* Saturday afternoon, lo pond a few days with friends in tnle OltT. Mr. and Un. 8. A. Bneh, M e. M. E. Bcxh and illu Oaimtra Buah. of Ca mill*, were visitors to the city Satur day. Mimes Mabel Stevens and AuuleJLuci ■ cams down from Oohlookouee aod spent Saturday shopping with TliomeeviUs morohants Cairo Men te Was Pelham Qlri cn Ao-il Filth. : UUlon Andrew! and Master Norman Mcorehooaa of Savannah are the young gneite of their aunt, Mre J. W. Dillon for a few days - —. m-u Miss Prancee OliaiiUWi returned to Outhbert Monday to presume her tudl‘.» in Andrew Oailsgs. She his been on a abort vlait (fc her pajente, Mr. and.Um. Jna Chambers. Mitt Louise Greene, woo i.»e been the eharmmg gnmt of her oousln Mies Bos Reese for eeveral weeks, rv arced to \ Nt liosi iu Port Valley Saturday morbtug. Beat Day In Veers. . A Breed street merchant said Mon day that Saturday was the beat day of UrgseS Bales he had bed in several rears All branohee of bosiuesa are lonriahkg.here. (- Honors lor Cel. Olllon. OoL J. W. DUlou and Mr. John H. Manta law* rsturuad from Savannah, where they attended the biennial oon vantioti ef Woodmen of the World. Out DiUoa was elected aa head man- agar, for Oeorgla, onedj the moat id>- *f J?orts..i office# In tlie gin otAia order.^ • Woctsn THnka Wall cf Them. t.Ooi. W. E. Wopten ol the, Pour.li oimoLt uas at \li!>\)auUoi ifgia Regiment'’was' at llii .Capuoi today, auil stated he el pec led hie regi ment to make a fine showing on iniptc- Mon. Two of his oompame, have been pot on probation, bat ho says the others will show np in splendid shape.—Atinn ta Constitution. A CHOICE SITE ‘•It is a very astonishing thing that vegetation, even of the commonest aud humblest kind, is no sooner Withdrawn Mr. and Mr,! Nsthailel Bradford of Pelham, have Lined uvltations to the wedding of tlieir daughter, Louise Cor bin to Ur. William Yancey Bryan of Cairo. The m .rritge la to be a quist home affair old Is to take place on the af.ernoon of Wednesday April fifth it htlf past four o’clock. The announcement is of interest to many people iu Tiiraitsvills where both bride and groom have scores of friends. Ur. Bryan la a popular and enooemfol young butane ai<ji>: Re Is prominent in morel society end (octal circles, and oombinee couaid-reble literary ability with hie bnslueae <jusl)fleat(oui. Be wee formerly the CalmTepreaentatlre of the TiMsa ENiuttmteu. Re ls'tortnnar* n> wlmilng fo- hh bride one of Pelinuu • most iheriuibg sir'*. N ow Telephones ltd Ohss. E. lieylie-, ree.denoe Mrs. A. G Moxhmi. residence -'d7 Mrs. A Y. AluLnyr-. residence filt-lff. L Adstus, r-iH-ars 90 C. P. OolHiuau, rvsiuoiioe S3*.* Mrs. U. E Pinson. resMence 813*1 A R. Coojie ■, rosldrnoe #331 F. Y. Hpelghr, resilience 307-1 Weller L»-kuis, gr.ioeriae S0II.3 Powell's U».t Market G M. Powell, reeidrnoe. Paste them in yonr phone book. FOR THE TEETH. tlie capricious inliu nee of man I it straightway groupsmt: „ _ , Jbelf pic * tnreequely and strikes the eve as bosoti- ' ful. This is true of evory little spat ot •arth tint has beeu left wild aud uncul tivated, even though thistle* thorns And fht commonest flowers of the i were all it bore-,’--Schopenhaaer i Prcparati ons for the Teeth form au iiuportaut part of our Block, and there no reason why any one should neg lect this part of their toilet. Wo can especially recommend our Tooth Powder*. Tooth Brushes, Soaps and other toil- t articles at prices that will please «. II i'RICECO' FOR AN IUPaIUKD APPETITE, Loss of app lit- always result,, from faulty dig an >n. ail that is necd«d is a tew doses o f lb am e-lot’e Stomach and Liver Tablets. T cy will invigorate the stonuc . strengthen t'-e digestion and givs you an ipp-ft, ilk*, a wolf Tablets s'eo act .•« a gentle laxative. Them The annul tournament of the Thom airille Golf Clab cue to a close Sat urday afternoon having been most soc- ceetfol from start to finish. At fonr- thirty o'clock Saturday afwrooo t tea wasmrvedatthe dnb honm. and the oops were presented to the winner*. Than warn tan it them in all. one being presented to each winner and one to each rnnner op. In Claw A, Mr. Hamilton Voee of Milwaukee carried off the honor* of the tyoraameut by defeating Mr. Leon Wolten of Manistee,score seven np and six to p's/. This Is the third time that Mr. Voee has won the cap. He wee dab champion iu tlie 1IW4 tournament. In darn B, Ur. R, G. Mays of tlie Thomasrille Golf Club, wee the victor. The rnnner np was Mr. Williamson and the score was four np and two to play. In Olars O, Ireland beat Wood nine op and seretijtojplay. Hooter beatJCox six and fire In Class D. The winner in tlie ladies match was Miss Frsuoea Grisoom, ot Philadelphia whom father Mr. Clement A. Grieoom h if*, country place jut a:ro a the ilori da line. She is known in golf circles as Miss "Puoey" Grisoom, aod fire years ago held tlie wnman'e championship of America. Her opponent iu the itna e wav Mils 31. Pruianth of Riverton, N J. who hie also played in many nation si tournaments. The soore in tlie after nyonmtohwar m/eu and fire Bit, nrdar morning tue temi finals were played with the following reenlte. Mice M. Prlemnth beat War Lockwood 3 and 9, Mice Urlacom beat Mies Frismnth, flre'and i liras After the lest much wee finis' el tl.e p ayers gathered at tlie olub hour aud reeelred tnelr unpi f.-on Mr. ri i Drake, who presented them in fitttug style. HOSPITAL TRUSTEES EXPRESS GRATITUDE The rite of the new poitoffiee has been selected. It will be in a building to bo erected by W. 0. Snodgrass on the Mitchell home lot, adjoining aui jut shore the present poitoffiee. The new i-nilding will be forty-five feet wide in front, sixty-two feet in rear and sixty- two feet deep. This will give more than telco the fioor spam of the present poetolllce. The furnishings will be of the m >t modern and np to date variety. In fact tue manefaccor ere say that if the approved plans are carried oat, ThomuviUe will have the but furnished poetofilce in the sooth not in a government building. The lease entered into with Mr. Soolgrsm is for *1,000 per year for ten year*. The rent on the present poetofilce l» *600 per veer. The new building mart be reed? for oocapanoy by Angaat isf. 1905. Work will be began within a few days. ' It is understood that Mr. Snodgrare may put a secood story on the bonding and equip it for offices. The old post- offico building will probably be rented mercantile establishment. Tin now arrangement will greatly enhance the salon of property in the povtoffio* vicinity. DIMINUTIVE MASCOT SAW HEAVY FIGHTING Yeung Man of Philippine Experienew Talks Interestingly. Words are qnlte inadequate to express the pleasure^ jjbrt gratitude felt by the Board of Trustees of tlie City Hospital over tlie results of the entertainment of I sc Wednesday. Practically *930 wu re alised At'■flie metiey already in hand will pi? the balance due outlie udmlci- •trai.uu uui diug, we shall have this •am wt'h which to begin the erectioa of colored ward i utldii g and so will bn able lo car.-y on our work as we have iu the peel. The board extends its hear ty thanks to the many ladle, who labor- ed eo hard aud u*v» ,o generously of thetr time and ineaus iu pupating for tine profitableIiffa r. A'l lion»r to tlinuil Him ware aLou nuinuruf eubatantial donations of money rn.de at the door which helped to awell the receipts. Our thank# areeepeoially du i to Mr. Wood of the Ptsey Woods Hotel, to Mr. Shaw and the members of the or chestra ant to all others who assisted in giving u eo delightful a concert. An excellent precedent wu establish- •d In the way of making uefal gifts to the hospital broths presentation of a handsome wicker rocking chair by Dr. Daitula Sn^o large rag by Mr. Geo. Forbes, both of which will be ot great Our acknowledgements are aho due to eUatfiftJty their literal pairo- niga Ituiief to hake the Bazaar a sac- G S. Whitney. Chairman board of Tinstees. Residence ana Land For Sale. Peacock. Thoma«ville j daw I am offering for rale on reasonable terms a very desirable tract of timbered and farming land lying partly tvitlun end portly without the City Limits of Toomaaville. This tract contains in all, #81-3 acres, one t Uni of which le iu origi nal forest growth of hard-wood and pine suitable for fencing and repairs Tlie remainder of the tree- is enclosed and alteration, and travelled by two nusniOK streams, affording perfect natural drainage. This property is sus ceptible of being divided into a number of eligible baildi:ig sites and track-farms a n every respect desirable: it ehonld be examined by all such u may a seeklnr home* in this section Par- icular information will be famished by tlie Undersigned, who will upon applica tion go over it with attvoue wishing to make a pontonal examination of it ■ For farther informatioti apply at the City Expro'a Office, or at rite office, of Ham mond A Hammond Attorneys F. H Butler, Ad tar. and Agent tor tlie Heir* of P. H. Barter, Deed dwtf. Fred L. Howe Jr. oune to town yes terday. Howe le a curiosity. He is as fall of ballet ecare u a twin Is of holes. He lea little fellow, hardly fire feet fall, but. he carries himself like ’U of ficer. Fred it looklcg for his parents, whom hl haa not seen for five years. At the beginning of the Spanish war he irlei to enlist but wee too young' and too email. He finally got iu at matoot of Co. K 39th. Kansas Volun teer! and was smuggled by them to th» Philippines. The medical profession unhesitatingly • idone and predbribe Dillingham's Plant Juice tor nervousness. A well known physician of ThomuviUe say*: In the treatment of nervom or other chronic dieeue* I have prescribed and endorsed Dillingham's Plant Juice aud find it doee all that is claimed for lr. It is of nupmksbl* value and benefit ” Nervousness It an indefinite term, which oover* a great many disagrees! aod dietrearing affiictiou. A ball, term would be nervrieaaueae u this con dition Is dm to weakness of the nerves and cone ti to tee nervous exhaustion. This is not a distinct disease, but the results of other affiictiou, and mar be produced by any long continued Irrita tion of the nervous system. Nervously exhauted people are easily startled, un strung, irritated, exhausted and anger ed. They are touchy, fidgety, oft- n sleepless and despondent. In extreme caret it passu into unnatarsl fears, ec centricity, mania and insanity. Tlie most oommon censes are frequent and long oontlnned headaches, dizziness, neuralgia, irritable eyes, bad hysteria, unusual care, anxiety, over work, eto. There u nervous exhtution and ner vous debility, but they are not the Dillingham'* Plant Jnics Is an infallible cure for nervousness In all its different forms. It lies tin-quality because It is such a wonderful bloodipnrifler and tis* e builder. Nervous prostration and debility indi cate a tow condition of vitality and an- trttion, and u nutrition is a phyaiolog c ai fnnouon, lb* connection between Dil lingham's Plant Jnice aod neuralgia will readily appear. It la a sure, quickj and oertain cure tor every disorder ot tbs nervous system, sod is proved to be ' ' each by thousands of the worst eases in .which the restoration to perfect health lias been speedy and complete. Do not dbgleot the litre ills, the aches many of these could be spared for year* of usefulness, by keeping in ths home some reliable remedy. We believe that we can convince any fair-minded person that there is no bet ter remedy for the Liver known, than Dr. Thacker's Liver end Blood Syrup.. The formal* is known, consisting of: Bucbu, Hydrangea, Mandrake, Yellow Dock, Dandelion, Sarsaparilla, Gentian, Senna and Iodide of Potassium. Yon know jnst what yon are taking. How many other formulas of a liver medicine •republished? Ask your druggist about this. It la already prepared and can be taken immediately. The strength is extracted in the mod skillful manner, certainly superior to any powdered preparation known. (We also manufacture a Liver Medicine in pow dered form, with which any druggist can supply yon, but this, like all other dry Liver Medicines requires preparation.) Dr. Thacker's Liver and mood Syrup is pleasant to take, doss not lose its strength, as Liver Medidns in dry form, and will keep in any climate. Yonr doctor, however sklUfol, could prescribe nothing better. Then is no opportunity for (doctor to make a mistake in writing s prescrip tion, or a drug dark to max* s mistake in compounding ths same, (besides s doctor’s bill and the cost of the medi cine.) You can he absolutely tore of the proper proportion being in every dose. Dr. Tbacher’s Liver sod Blood Syrup has been need with the greatest confi dence and success in thousands of homes for 69 years, and is prepared by a phar macist of 2# yean* experience, in a labo ratory equipped with the most modern appliances for the most perfect safety. If trass d* sssl Msd-rslsud your esse. ssvsSs USss for • Vrro ommeate botilo sas "Dr. rase Bar-, Health Book." Otm aumptmmt for adds, Wo otmplr ssJk that stswiyMI at ssrisrui. W* hastsstkas won malm ar all dmuooisib. LO ram!* and $t.OO. THACHER MEDICINE CO. Chattanoofia, Tours. wnd'W non °^ K deposit MlJfVUU R R. Fan Paid. Notes * talrnn rare tUltiCfl. BEST taktn i onauth. Don't delay. Writs to-day. BUSINESS COLLEGE.UacM.C+ If >t is si bilious attar U ukr Chan ber* la'n’s Stomach an . Liv r Tablets "i»J a qu*ck o«i» l ot >alv hv J. W. Peacock. Th-iuavv.ile,iJA w —————— * CHICAGO & Kl.oint.A LI MU ED - . VI \ aud pains, the “sll gone" aud nr. d t LOUliVi.'.LE & N vSrIViLLS RAIL Hs saw lively life iu lbs island-. o f j, feeling-, that the majority rf (.voile look npon aa trifle*. llememD>r iliat gun was iMued to liim, bat ne uusue it a babU 10 follow tlie meu into battle and picking np Hie gnu of the first man who fell would do hie share of genuine flrhttug. Probably hie most thrilling experience was iu 1893. Hi* company was soling as an out post tweoty miles away from ths near est body of ths army. Ths oompgoy liad oocuptsd the port only three days when they were surprised one morning when at braaktaai hr #00 Moras In less Tims than it tikes to writs it, ninty-nins out of ths oos hundred sod six soldiers ware dead. Hows was cut all to pteoss and left on tbs fisld for dead. are dangerous aud the wo.k by jftakfcidg Into a nearby atream ' water and •Aimming away. 'A be cap* tain liud both lieutenant* were among the kilted. The browu meu were arm* ed witti boloe* aud daring the eutire massacre, uot a etiot wa» fired, the A meric au* having been cat off from thetr gnu*. Howe afterward went to China. He was woauded at the battle of Tien Teiu and at thecaptnreof Pekin lie receir- bollet wottud that will stand him in bad stead to hi* dying day. He wan on top of the wall. ja*t ready to climb down into the Chinese stronghold when a yellow ballet caught him iu the chin, coming oat beliind hi* left ear. The ballet cut hi* vocal chord iu it* courte, aud to this day he ho* uot beeu able to speak abore a whisper. Oa returning from the Pitilippiue# be went to his old home iu Kentucky, hop- ing to had his pareuts, bat th»y were nos there and he ha* never yet beeu able to locate them. H* w is still dres-sed in his soldier uniform wlieu lie reached Thomaeville yesterday from Albany. He U in bad circamsUuces and want* work He look* as if be would appre ciate auy assistance. uui voia irritable feeling of tod*r utay tomorrow be the teirible toirerr cf nerrona debility, sleeplessness, melac- rhoiia, paralysis, or tliat (lreadrol disease, paresis, that euda only While there is life,, nse thia gre« t medicine, that will etxengtVu *>e nerves and hence purify the biuod «uu& and give health and strength to the mind end body. a There is no remedy that sots so nice ly end surely in removing the Import ties, not only from the blood, uervea and bone, but from the system eeaeral ly, as Dillingham's Plant Jaioe. The other ^ix msa who escaped did eol ,«oldby J. W. Peacock. R Tiipuue Anrtin ■ Take home a souvenir of BEAUTIFUL THOMASVILLE >,tWc have them of all kinds and at all prices. Most of ‘hem are inexpensive and very attractive. Come and see L H. JERGER, ’EWELER. Oiily •o’id Pu"m*n train wirli obeer- vatinii and lib *rr mr* from Florida to 8t. L-iui*. Chicago. We«taod North west wirli iuon‘1 qaicker rimn than via an* or lie- It in*. All in diniux *'\r. H«rvic« ala Ki • out, dim i/ «%r -ervice in the wO.th. Lecavo St. A't/»:>•« !»• d-iilv 8:Y0a. m. Leave JacksouviUc daily a. m. Arrive Chicago next day 4:10 p. tfi • A’rive 8t. I cn’* n*xt dey 1:35 p.m. Also tbriHigii PaliiuMii drawing-ro^m sleeping <*an* iMity fro* Jecks wivUin on ACL 8-.a'l p. m t'aut«» D\,nii"gliam Naihvillf, Evivi-ti!!**. Hr. L^nK Chi cago hi id 8: V» »r*j, Mo- hil*» land New Mr*» I : s«»rrnw-4ri .unk fur tick ets via L. tb S - ; v ' r*re;i, T>\ call ou or writ* GEO. E. HERRING. FU. Pas*. Am u*. 20f» W Bar Bt. yHCtkonville. Pia iiKV I'Ku ' L'Nii T-lKVtS 1 ruup and Whooping Cough come like - tn» fin :|i-u«.h , >te.i ut to fa-.ren di»* f'»r.g o f ttiorta di>**a*c upon the i-li' dren "s lh-y ptaccfu 1 v -l-»p iu tb«* r little bnl*. Kenncdv'i l.nXtttve H..ne\ - n d Tar. the n-w dlscoverv for cough-and rd\:». u.i i dr*ve out the?H dca'h *1 •« n- d iii.-nv bf oii* he dorror c*y f'l.h Fine Cctten Seed Kmg * aud Improv* 4 . ltoiel for being very e%rlc »•!•! p?o'.ific. Ab- Eolately parn a’ld r-r.e to variety, grown aod elected by me. Pri'Mj 75c and $1.01 i>er iHi^lid w;wc'ively Or ders taken and delivered »r T D Winn't tore or *.t my rarmi w.2*-d