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fiMBB BBTEBPBWB* THOJUSVILE, GEORGIA, MARCH 24, J9i-6 Notice of Sale GEORGIA, Thorn; County: M. A. Fleetwood, Administrator upon the estato of W. R. Moore, late of raid county, deceased, haring filed hie peti tion for discharge, this ia to cite all per* •one concerned to show cause againat ■wua wiivomeu w «u«n VAUfiO the granting of this discharge, at the regular term of the Coart of Ordinary, for said county, to be held on the first Monday in April. 1903. 8-3-4* — ' Wm, Jones, Ordinary. MW THE HOUSEWIFE The Invalid'. Bed, Not the least among woman’s accom- ia that of malting a bed If the nnderabeet be stretched lightly' orcr the mattreas and in much discomfort will be •raided. In order to change the sheets when the under one should be. rolled BOER TOBACCO. Jngtbwlse ) the In I In the WatlTes Dae It, bat It la Too Hack Por 'White Mea. Afjer Transvaal tobacco, but a long way after, cornea Boer. The name is in reality nowadays a misnomer, for this tobacco ia grown largely In Natal and Cape Colony. It ia also cultivated In ; the Orange River Colony, la sold by the roll and can be obtained for about $8 a inwuid is too iTto move from to 1 P° n " d “• ? h “' e ro,l J* ‘ mrch * 8c<1 - “ It a loo Bold by the tack. | White men boy these sacks, but they do not tmoke the contents themselves; toy use It to reward to Kaffir serv ant! for working overtime or doing any other meritorious action. The taste for Transvaal tobacco It an acquired one. It alto takes a certain time before a man gets used to to scent No white man who bat come from a distance has So far lived long enough to acquire a liking for either to taate or the smell, but It has Its uses In the case of to natives, and It la alto useful If you have an undesirable visitor whom yon are anxious to get rid of. Offer him a pipe of Boer tobacco, and be will never enter yonr bonte again. The traders purchase this weed large ly. They alto use it upon to .native* In to ahape of presents, as every Kaf fir who makes a purchase In a country store always asks for a free gift and the competition to secure to native trodn Is so acute tot the request can not bo refuted.—South Africa. ' of to bed to The dean sheet , Is tacked In over to apace which taken until two roils aide. Hie pa- llfted over ■beet to rolls on to rest of awl About Cold.. If annoyed by an attack of catarrh the fames.of a tablespoonful of tlnc- tara of benaoin compound In to room ■t night will help to relieve It If to throat la affected by a smart ing and rasping wet the end of a towel In cold water, bind It againat the throat and wlud around the wet end of the dry, warm end of the towel. In tbo morning to aoranesa will be relieved. To alleviate a cold go to bed with • little eucalyptaa oil on an old botid- kerchlef or with a saucerfnl of the same on a table by the bed. Uncon- edoutly Inhaling this during to nlg'it will ward off a cold or effect a cure When to cold It developed. Sanitary proud Kokins. An objection raised againat to pres ent manner of making bread la the use of the band. In to mixing of the which le raid to lie a very In- r operation and should be avoid ed. As the dough muet be mixed. It Is said that It can he done more thorough ly and In a more cleanly manner by a , and an apparatus for the pur- i Is herewith shown. The device consists of a suitably " I standard of metal, which la fas- 1 P. P. PROTECT PEOPLE. YOUR OPPORTUNITY, * - I- this Male* Op Yonr Mind to Seek It Bath- •r Than Walt Por It. It Is n dangerous thing to wait for opportunities until it becomes a habit. Unorgy nnd Inclination far bard work ooze out In the waiting. Opportunity becomes Invisible to tbose who are do ing nothing or looking somewhere else far It It le the great worker, the man who Is alert for chances, tot sees tom. Home |ieople become so opportunity blind that they cannot see chances any. wbere-toy would pass through a gold mine without uotielug anything pre clout—while others will find opportuni ties In the moat barren and out of the way places. Banyan found opportu nity In Bedford jail to write the great* eet allegory In the world on to un twisted paper that had been used to fork {tie bottles of milk. A Theodore fn^er o? (ij-ucy Stone eees an oppor- laalfy tj go ta college In a chance to pick bento*, Ogsboy see* an ppenlng I2.M* SfflfiHlOh la fl-fhanc? td top wood, wait on table of raff errand where another fs$S 08 Chance at all. [ One secs an opportunity to get an edo- | catlqp In to odds and ends of time, • evenings .and half holidays, which an- wj qwny.-o. 8. Marden In ifogaalneT April 23rd. We'll be on time with a complete line of Seasonable Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, No tions and Furnishings. J. R. O’NEAL Dentist. Office in Carter A Hall building Meigs, G-orgia. Wait Foriffs. P P P Pooles Polling Prices Do The Work. Churchwell’s Cut Price Store. Starke Corner. _ Thomasville, Ga. two straight movable rods of galva nised iron, earn about Inches loaf, controlled from the center by a " ■ nut The rode when passed 1 handles of bread pan apd se- kaep the pan rigid while' the ntaaa of Ingredients la being easily and quickly mixed by revolving to curved tinned rod aeon In outUue. you bare a throbbing headacbo 1 a lemon and rub ttie ^lta over the BMW, and the pain will soon (0 away. It your hair la falling out rub slices of laanon thoroughly Into to roots and •tor the scalp, washing the head after ward with warm soft water. Squecie lemon Juice In to froth glow of your complexion. Massage your hand! at night with a mixture of lemon Juice and glycerin. •Bfi wear large, old gloves, and yon Will he surprised to see how dasxllugly white they will become. Washlas Woodwork. When washing woodwork If kerosene put In the water Instead of soap and great* will come off * and easier. A good quality of cleans windows and mirrors beet, bat a poor quality or oil with dregs in it leaves the glass streaked, •tap must not be used with kerosene te glass. Salted PmrbIi. Stall your peanuts and take off the tenor skins. Put a tablespoonful of Sira oil or melted butter In a pan nud add enough nuts to cover the surface ttefougbly. Sprinkle with salt and set te a moderate oven. Stir often t3 nil sides. When the uuts are 1 and crisp they are done. ClMMlis Window*. When It la necessary to clean win dows In damp weather use a little Htbylate.l spirit, uml you will polish the window lu half the time, as the q^lrit cvftporatea nud dries the super- Annas moisture as It goes. Prrrrnla HMdeir. or deep plate of quicklime damp closet It will prevent liung there from be- The lime should be It becomes slack. V/Aklilng Flanneli. 1"; of br. ix into the : rnx.e'.i.: -v wadiejg SUNDAY JKjEAL8. Qvcrcat an^ Yy JVU1 reel If It is desired to befttn the week re- freahed nnd ready for labor, retted In mind and body, the eating customs o? Sunday will have to be readjusted. Have a later breakfast, it desired, but its any more than may be avoided and have but two meals on that day aud eat no other. It would bo far better to have three light meals, llgliter than usual, if that fould bo Arranged to Hi With the other household arrangements. The custom of noon dluupr on tbut day arises from tlie usual absence of cook or maid at tho later one, nnd this may be unavoidable. Very well, theujtrfcut this as a rest day for cook uml'ftiges- tivo apparatus &s well ns from other labors. Have a light breakfast, a light dinner und n chafing dish supper as near tho ordinary hours of meals ns possible aud remember ns you are go ing to take less exercise than usual you demand u lesser amount of more easily digested food.—Helen Johnson In tioodl Housekeeping. “OS" For “FroBi.’* As a stranger In Philadelphia I was much amused by certain provincial isms. Ono of these was the use of the word “off” Instead of “from.” “Please buy tlowers off me,” say the youthful street venders. One day while waltiug for some groceries a young lady, evi dently unused to housekeeping, ap proached the raw Irish clerk and tim idly asked: “I want some mutton to make broth. Shall 1 get It off the nock?” “No. tua’am,” was tho solemn reply as the clerk pointed to tho batch er. busy at his block, “ye git it off that mon.”—Presbyterian. CruMtfed. “I think 1 never saw Hymer so utter ly crushed as lie was when his first poem appeared In print.” “What was the matter? Some typo graphical error in the poem?” “No, that wasn’t It. What crushed him was that the piper was sold tor a penny a copy, just as usual.” Stvpn Him Money. “Why do you always agree with your wife In everything?” she said. 4 1 find It cheaper to do that than to quarrel with her and then buy dia mond* to square myself.” quarter in a ten. doesn’t Vnrl’ Are you using Ihe PLANET JR. CULTIVATOR? If not it is because you do not know the worth of them. Ask your neighbor about it. If you are at all interested write us for one and after one days use you are not satisfied we will send for the plow. It is the greatest labor saving tool ever put on a farm. Get one for each horse and cut down the cost of this years crop. Very truly yours, Jno.G.Bumey's Hardware Store, Boston, Qa. Pelham's New Commercial Hotel THE ARL1NE HOUSE Opened January to firs-r, 1905, Modern and up-to-date in al> details* Most cc nvetiently locrtwl hotel in tlie city. Very lest servicer, rendered y experienced msusgcuii nt. Opporite A. C. L. derot. Look for sign. Rates $t.oo and $x.u« tvrdsy. Commercial traveler, patronage solicited. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. ARLINE, Proprietors and Managen. LIBLE FOR DIVORCE. THOMAS SUPERIOR COURT. FANNY POLLOCK, TA HNERY N. POLLOCK. To Henry N. Pollock. Yon ore hereby notified and required to be and appear at the April Tern ISOS th e Superior Court of Thomas Connty answer the complaint in the above ca.e, otherwise the conit will proceed ar to jnstice shall appertain. Witness the Hon. Bobt. G. Mitchell, ’edge S. C. T. O. J. W. GROOVER, Notice of Dissolution. Notice is herehvgiven that the part nership heretofore existing between A. F Coorohweli; of Albany, Ga., and O. R. Pool-, i f Thomasville, Ga., doing a mercantile busin,**in Thomasville, Ga., as A F Chnichwell & Co.,has tlilsday been dissolved by matnal consent, A F. Churchweil retirii ft. O. R. Poole will rontiune the bnsiness, assuming all labilities and collecting >11 debts dee the flmi. A F. Uhukciiwell, 0. R. Poole Ihoniacville, Ga , February 40, 1806 2-44-41. GEORGIA THOMAS COUNTY: By virtue of on order of the Court of Ordinary of said connty. Will be sold at public outcry, on the-first Tuesday in April 1806. at (he court home in said conntylbetween the ostial honra of oale, the following real eatate sltnated in Thomoa County to wit; Part of lot No. 488 lying in the IStb. district of said conniT, containing forty five acre, more or less. Terms Cash. M. A. Fleetwood, Adm. Missouri Houston. Leave to Sell Land. GEORGIA, Thomas Connty. Notice is hereby given that tbe under signed has applied to the Ordinary of said connty for leave to se! all the lauds belonging to’the estate „f Minnie Parish for the ^payments of debts and distribution. Said application will be heard at the regular term of the court of Ordinary for said connty, to be held on the flrstJMonday in April, 1806. This 6th dayfof March, 1905, M' A. Fleetwood, Administrator, Minnie Parish. gfll? Administrator’s Sale. Under and bv virture t of an nn*ei granted at tlie March term* 1805 tf tin Court of ordinary ol Thomas county Georgia I will sell at public outcry be fore the Court House door iu Thonms- vtileGa.. on the 1st Tuesday in April next within the legal hours of sale the following tract of land in the 13-lt dl«- tricr of Thomas count v. te-wit: All of Lot No 176 embraced within the follow ing boundaries, commencing at the southeast corner of said Lot running wt a* 15.90 chains, thence north 65.45 chains hem e cum 14 chains, thence south 47 6." -hs>ns. rheme east 58 90 chains them- -u>ii 27 tto chairs to starring point con- „ l.e 1.-P.75 »e If edit as the pn-|wri> V r> ■ 11* if .s et. •!-;. « Nil. to ns begitmlnr at wdiivrit cerner of .'otlcefof Dissolution. Notice ih hereby given that the part nership heretofore existing between !• W. Scott of Voido«ta, Ga., and J. R. Robert* *c f rhcmasville, Ga , doing a bakery butiuei* in Thoma*vil!e, Ga.. as the City Bakery, has thin day beeu dis solved by n u:ual conc ur. The City Bakery will l>e cgntiuued aasnch, with A. II. uid J, R. Roberts as proprietor! They h$pcci* all indrbttrinetw of the old firm and uvl.ect ail debts due the firm. L. W. Scott, R Roberts. ’I Item A* vile. a ar. 18 1905. 24-4t Sheriff Sale. GEORGIA, Thoms, Connty: In and by virtue of a state and county tax Ufa I will sell at pnbllo oat cry be fore the coart hones door in the city of Thomasville, Ga. on tbe first Tuesday in April 1906 to following described property to wit. one sera of land more or leu in the town of Metcalfe Ga. boanded on the east by 8tegoll street on tbe eonth by Magnolia attest and on the wen by land of J. W. Horne and on the north by a 80 foot alley, property levied on as the property of 8. E. Monroe to satisfy the above described Ilfs, tlila "arch the 8th. 1806. T. J. Hioiit, Sheriff 8.10-41 fowgM foynty g», Notice of Sale. GEORGIA, Thomas Countv: To Hod. R. G. Mitchell, Judge of the Suparior Court of said county: Thejpetition of 3. Z. Yawn ihowt: l.&That he is guardian of Maggie Yawn, of laid county, having been duly appointed and qualified as inch guard ian in said county. * That he desires to sell, for re-in- vestmeut, al private sale, the following property, the same being a part of the estate of his said ward, towit: An un divided one-seventh interest in and to lot of land No, 4f.fi, in the 9th. District of Mltcliell county, containing 230 acres. 3. That said land is not well im proved and,paj■ small annual profits. Petitior.er desires to invest the proceeds of snch sale in improved, rent paying lands, or other good invest- menr. Petitioner shows that notice of the intention to make thia application has been published once a week for four weeks, as n quired by law. J. Z. Yawn. Sworn tofand subscribed before mo this March 13th. 1905. W. M. Jone* Ordinary. GEORGIA, Tlioiha* County: After four weeks notice, pursuant to 254fi of the Civil Code, a petition, of which a true and correct copy is sub joined, will be presented to the Hon R. G. Mitchell, Judge of the Superior Coart, at Chambers, at Thomasville, Ga., on the 15th. day of April, 1905. J. Z. Yawn, Guardian of Maggie Yawn. Notice of Election. GEORGIA, Thomas Coni tr. Ordinary’*Offloe, March 2nd, 1906. Whereas, by the death of John F. Howard, a vacancy exista In the office of Receiver of Tax Returns for said Conn ty of Thomoa. Now, therefore, under tho authority In me vented by law, and In accordance with the requirements of the Statutes in snch cases made and pro vided, 1 do hereby order an eleotion to fill eaid vacancy, said eleotion to be held on Wednesday, tlie 22nd day of March, 1906, at all the preciucta in said Connty, and the retnrna to be consoli dated at tho Coait Home in Thomao- ville, ton Thursday, the 23rd day of March, 1905, aa required by lair- Wm. M. Joses, 8-3-td Ordinary. For Tax Receiver. I hereby announce myself aa a candi date for the office of Tax Receiver of Thomas connty, to fill the unexpired term mode vacant by the death of my brother, John F. Howard. If I am elected, I will give the dnties of th« office my beet attention, and Will he as sisted by my late brother’s daughters in tbe work. I will appreciate the sup-, port of the voters of Thomas connty. Respectfully, Georue W. Howards Application For Administrator, GEORGIA, Thomas Connty: To all whom it may concern: G. W. Howarl having, in proper form, ap; lied to me for permanent letters* of Admini stration on the estate of John F. How ard, late of taid connty deceased, this is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of John F. Howard to te and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if an? they can, why permanent Administra tion should uot be granted to G. VV. Howard on John F. Howard’s Estate. Witness my hand and official signa ture, tlii* fith day of March, 1905. Wm M. Jones, • Oidinary. Circular S - »*va ham me ret .'Or j: rl*am**t»*“* A l kind* s a-v wo f: *1 A OBSTRUCTIVE FIRE. To draw the fire cut of a burn, or heal cut without leaving a sc«r, use Ue- j Witt'* W:tc' ! Hard Sa^v*. A specifu ■ fufr p les. <»et the g( nuin*». J. L, Tuc- ncn j cr, editor of the Harmonizer* Centre.Ai* a frdont* at wr i ; * i h.tv*- affd e. | H«/ »l s**|vw in m famJy for flooEits j an< b* lrQ *- it ** the m« k«*t. Ev«ry h*nl" Sold by Citation. GEORGIA, Thomas Couuty: Richard Mitchell, *ou of Missouri Houston, deceased, having made appli cation for twelve months snpport oat of the estate of said Missouri Houston, for tier four minor children, and appraisers duly appointed to eet apart the same having filed their return, all persons concerned are hereby required to show cause before the Court of Ordinary of said county on the first Monday in April 1905, why said application should not be granted. This 4th day*of£Marrh, 1903. Wh. M. Jokes, t Ordinary. Libel for Divorce. In the Superior Court of Thomas County Georgia. Psul Rawls vp. Mattie Rawls. w The defendant, Mattie Rawls, is hereby required,"in [person or !>y attor ney, to bo and appear at the r.cxt term of the Superior Court to be holden in and for raid Thomas County Georgia, on the third Monday in April 1905, tfc*i aud there to answer the plaiutifTi com plaint, as in defanlt of such apr caran£e tbe court will proceed as to justice may appertain. Witness tho Hen. R G. Mitchell, Jcdgd of said court this i be S3d da> of January. A. D. 1905. Pelham, Ga.
