About Thomasville times-enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1904-1905 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1905)
TIMES-ENTERPRISE, TH0MASV1ILE, GEORGIA, APRIL 14, ISOS LAMAR’S LEMON LAXATIVE Sold bu.Jod drwjgista * everywhere. : 50 DOSES 50 CENTS TAKE Lamar’s Lemon Laxative Tie great family ■Mlolna for Constipation for Disordered Liver for Indigestion for Headache for Biliousness for Dizziness' Use it often and pro- vent Malaria. Interesting, South Georgia tfa'riaga on Loot Wednesday. Dotua*. Ala., Apr. IMWi Meatr*. Lamnr, Taylor A BUerOru^. ^ Gentlemen»—I hare been selling Lamor’i Lemon lax ative for some time, and recommend It to all who «uf- fer from disordered liver or wsaspwjMifi nmt hml ear complaint at ' Tours reapectMly, Mayor. (From The Pelham Joarnal.] An event around which much inter est has centered lor several weeks was the marriage of Mise Lonisa Corbin Bradford to Mr William Yaniy Bryan of'Cairo. The marriage took place et the home of the bride'a perents on Hand Areune Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. To the strains of Mendelaaolin'a wed ding march beautifully rendered by Miss Floy McClain (Piano), and Mr. Capers King (Violin), the bridal party entered the parlor where the gneata were Itching, Scabby Skin, Bone Pains, Swelling: If you bare fiebec •ad pal as in bones, bock and Joints. Itohing, Scabby Hkln. Blood fssls botySwollon Glands, Risings and Bumps on ths Skin, Mucus Patches in Month, boats all Pcabs, Scales, Eruptions. Blisters, by giving pare, healthy 1 alloc ted parts. Lamar, Taylor L Riley Drug Company SACOH, 6E0RGIA CANCER Plcs,OopperJ Knots, all rut persistent Plmnle. Swellings, mini Pains, take Blood Balm and they will > appear before they develop into Can Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) Is pit ant and safe to take. Thoroughly let for W years. Composed of Pure Boti Ingredient*. Strengthens Weak fit. achs, cares Dyspepsia. Price SI largo bottle. Take os directed If cared when right quantity is tat money refunded. Sample Sent Pros writing Blood Balm Oa, Atlanta, Go. scribe your trouble, and special free ns DYSPEPSIA CURE There they were met by Rer. G. P. Reyiere putor'of theJMethodiit Church and to the aoft accompaniment of "Heart, and flower," the marriage cere mony was read. The bride who neyer looked lovelier wore an exquldte gown of aoft white allk and carried a bouquet of bride's rosee. Mrs. Bryan it the youngett daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel, Bradford and haa been one of the moat' admired and popular young ladle, of Pelham. Mr. Bryan is a prominent yonug boat- neau man of Cairo. Immediately after the ceremony, Mr. and lira. Bryan, aoeomoamed by Calm friend,' drove to their home at Cairo when an elegant wedoing euppe awaited them. DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT TW 11.00 MmU. 2M Smsstte trial ms. »klek „u«lw »0 es*» raa„ais o.lt at vaa uMasvetv or K. C. DaWITT & COMPANY, CHICAGO. ILL. SAFE BLOWERS AT MEIGS ROB STORE AND P. 0. Mn. J. H. Bailey returned to hre home in Atlanta veaterday, after a pleasant visit with her parenta, Dr. and Mn. J. T. Culpepper. Money and StampsTaken by Burglars Curly Sunday Morning. Mr. T. O. Mitchell haa returned from the Georgia School of Technology and will remain here! until the opening of oollege next year. A distinguished trio went to Hamp ton Springs (Saturday afternoon for a few days stay. They were John M. Dekle, J. L. Beverly, and John 0. Beverly, FOR THE TEETH. Preparations for the Teeth form au important part of onr stock, and tbertn no reason why an; one should neg lect this part of their toilet. Wa earn especially recommend onr Tooth! Powders. , Tooth Brushes, Soups amPother tail PICNIC FRIDAY. Young Folks Drive te Jenae Farm for Luneheen and Dance- Miss Mabel Whitney wUl open a pub- Ho stenography offloe in the Hopkins room, on Broad street this week. She i* a quick and accurate operator and haa been with the American Car and Foundry oompany Axe you using he PLANET TR. CULTIVATOR? If ; is because you do not know the worth of them. Ask wour neighbor al out it If you are at all interested write us ittr one and after one days use you are not, satisfied we will Wad for the plow. It is the greatest labor saving tool ever fat on a farm. Get one for each horse and cut down the cost Very truly ytfurs, Jno.G.Bumey , s Hardware Store. Boston, Qa. Veterinary Hospital DR. J. O. SOHWENCKE, D. V. Ml Bread sr., Thomaavill., Ga.1 , Treatment for lick horses, motaK dogs. Surgical operation, and dent la work on animals a specialty. MONEY TO LOAM Attorney-et-La*. Moatirie.Ga Mrs. Price, Min Mo,ter. and Mus Bessie Master who hive been at the Mitchell Home ainoe early in the win ter Jeft Monday morning for ;tbeir home in Cinemnatti. Georgia Railway will openue pa cars between Albany and Atlanta r a-n leaving Albany H :54 a. m. as t g Atlanta 7,88 p. m. Leave Alls 80 a. m. arriving Albany 3:80 p. eat fare to Macon Sic, to Atlanta ( For further information apply in 1 Brinson, O. A. S. A Atkinson, U Tj Mr. and Mrs. Burnham, and Mias Jean Burnham.who hare been the gnesta of Mr. J. S. Strawbridge left Mou-; day afternoon for their home in Phils* delphia. MacIntyre who ha, been tin school of Tkchpolegy ‘iMtT. SkiVe: m old by Bracy Pharmacy Co. r 1086 Kodol Aimes'! and too year Calei dar. ALUMNAE DONATIONS ASKEO FOR Y. F. C. bath dan that has graduated from *YkNBg’a Female College in Hilarity wt'l r be asked to endow a echolar- l that laetitutlon. TheBoaidof l Committee, K. M. Mellette, and VQ.W. Cooper, have bean at work during week endeavoring to eeoora a r of tbeee eoholarehipe to educate They have met with , but will continue their ■ until a greater numbir have been They have hit upon the hippy idea %f eating' the alumnae by desses, to a number of theee. Iu time, tVonng’e wa, one of the moet fe us institutions in the entire south, gy noble womei to Georgia. Florida. , and other ,tetpe revere the old iuititutlou aa their aims That they should aid iu luor-a-" school la an uu- do eo BIG MAY REUNION AT SALEM CHURCH then will be a reunion et Salem ekwoh oo Saturday May Oth. All per ■Me who have ever been connected with ghodiureh since lie orgunisatlon, togeth- ew with all former pastore ere iuvtted to meet with m oo that day, Rer. D. H Parker hae been asked to preach the mnkmeermon. Rave. T. H. White, 4L Ol 8tapheMon, J. W. Davis. J. P. ■aOaan and M.D.Popa will take part in the exercise. A roll of all member, will Ha nailed and a grand old fashion hand ihuking will be part of the program. Din ner will bo eetved on tbo ground. The afternoon exetcUe, wlUbe rpent in 8on- 4My flnhirr' celebration. Brethren nome Ml meet with ee once more. Kemern- Mar tha date and be on time. The exer cises vrUl open promptly at 10 o'clock. G. W. StepheoMn, C, O D. M. Rogers of Pelham visited the city Monday. R. L. Branham t-f Camilla epent Sa* nrday lotoao. Mr. E. J. McRae came over from Klndirlon on burineu Saturday. Mia, Ella Fleetwood of Albany is visiting friend, end relatlvee in thie oily. Mrs M. R. MaUette was called to Bo,ton Moudiy afternoon by the ill ness of relative, there. Mr.aad Mn. A. M. Wateoo left Mon day afternoon for Jacksonville, where Mr. Wateoo will attend e meet ing of navel etoree exporters. Mr. Morgen Heberd left Monday af ternoon for AihevlUe, to reaome hie studies. ‘He has been envying a short sp:lug vacation with hie patents here The Hraoey Pharmacy Company has Installed a number of new show cases that add much to tha appearance of the store. Mite Fannie Tr,Sevant, a charming yoong lady of Marietta, Ga.. Is the guest of her nnolt, Cept. W. M. Ham mond on llewsoo street. Herbert C. White of DeWitt, Ga was in town on bn sine fa Saturday. Mr. White is out of Georgia’s noted pecan experts. Wandered Through Woods- Meigs, Ga.. April, 10, 05. Mr. W.Miller.whoat timet suffers men tal, aberraHon.left hit room Friday night about midnight and wondered off. Search was made tor him Sunday with out avail. Sunday at noon it was learn ed that be has been aetu the night be fore about six miles west of this place. Mr. Albert Pringle, of the dty, la a member of the Senior olaes at tha Geor gia School of Technology. Hu spent last week In Birmingham, with other mem- ben of hie close, gaming some practi cal experience in the shops and mills of the Alabama manufacturing oenter. Albert la upholding the honor of Thom- Seville at hit school, and will graduate at the bead of Useless. Major R. L. WyUy came home Sa: nrday morning frem Macon where I s baa been attending the elate convention of the T. P A. He reports a moat suc cessful gathering. Mr. A. \Y. Moor-- house, a former Thomasville mao, uow of Savannah was offered the presidency of the Association but declined. Mr. Jss, Archibald it in th e city. He wee formerly on the road for a tobacco house, but has now accepted a position with the Font wholesale grocery com pany of Savannah. Ho will transfer hit headquarters from Pensacola to Tallahassee. SOUTHERNER'S GOOD FORTUNE Sam Hoover Finds Something Better Then Gold Mines. There la no liappier man In this whole wide world today than Sam A. Hoover, of Greensboro, N. O.. who is receiving the congratulations of his frieude upon lit, fortunate find of som.t uug better than gold mines or oil wells Mr. Hoov er in a letter to a friend In T.u-Au -v 1 r writes: "Three months ago I wee greatly dis tressed by nasal catarrh and entire deaf ness in the right ear. The labor of hawking and scraping to get my throat and natal passages free from the fool secretion, deposited there, might be about equal fo that of a tlx mule team with a road-scraper to get the earth from the road-side to the oenter. I purchased an outfit of Hyomel and Hyomel balm, and as a result of its use my heed, throat and nasal pssaagri are all free from secretion, of any sort, only as Nature des-gnel, and my hearing in both eats is nearly as acute as it ever was " There is uo disagreeable stomach dos ing in oring Hyomeiijutt breathe it and iu pare fragrance will kill the catarrhal germs in the head, throat and long*. Hyomel balm need in connection with Hvomei, will cure the wont coee of catarrhal deafness. The complete outfit coeU but |1., and extra Ixnties are only SO cents. Ask parries immediatedly went out, cotta- j vv a ri»w you the strong guarantee under which he sell Hyomel On Friday evening a number of Thomaaville's young people took advan tage of the spring evening nod new moon, to drive to the hospitable home of the Jones brothers near town. They carried eloog a pkmio luncheon and al so two musicians who furnished strains for an 11, formal dance. Those present were Misses Ethel Kelley, Marion Hayes, Evelyn Voae, Starr, Ethel Oat- eels, Lacy Parker-Pendleton,Tomlinson, Margaret Ausley. Messrs. Hansel! Welt. Irwin MacIntyre, E. D. Mead, Will Watt, Milner Smith, Walter Ham* tno-j 1, E. H. Smith, B. Smith, Ernest Ayer, John Watt, Jamea Dillon. K. O. Moore, J. A. Mitchell. Edward Jerger, Harry Ainsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Em met! Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. L. F Dewar. BARN DANCE Mr. Will Hopalne Host at a Real Good Tima Friday A number of Mr. Will Hopkins' friends were his gnesU on Friday night at a barn dance. The aflair was entirely informal and there was plenty of g- uu Use enjoyment for old and young. The dancers whirled merrily about until midnight, and came away with the satisfying seme of hariug had a "real" good time. TO REMOVE FRECKLES and PIMPLES In Ten Days, Uss' Satinola. The Complexion Beautifier. . . vA. Meigs, Ga . April 10,1906 - This town waa oil alive Sunday morning, when It was discovered that safe blowera had made»successful raid on the safe of the Atkinson Mer:sn'tle Co. end that of t lie Po.t office. While the job wee a complete eocceee It U erident that the maskers were non-profesrioual*. Toole were obtained from a near by blacksmith shop and the knob to i!:a combination the A. M. Co's safe was broken off with a blow In an attempt to And a place to receiro the explosion. Afterwards the layer to the .ooks was twisted off with a large mon- j etarticlea at price* that will pli key wrench. The doors of both safes were completely wrecked. It is evident that the bugler wee shut in when the Atkinson Mercantile Oo. closed their store Saturday. This necessary to success aa they have two mfes in their office. It U supposed that ths bugler secreted himself in tha rear of the store and watched tbs depo» It of the money in the safe blown open. From the Atkinon Mercantile Oo’s., safe 196.00, and asveral hundred dollars worth of notes were taken. The front door of the poet office was lied u.en. Piet Matter Johnson's safe contained a supply of stamps about 10.03 of money order blanks, about *30.- 00 from tale of stamps, perhaps, *46.00 of hit private funds, and several regis tered letters, all of which were taken. It Is presumed that the work wet done Sunday morning about 8 o'clock as quite a number of dtfaena heard the muffled report. The poet offloe safe it in tereuty-flre feet of marshal Aritae'e hotel aud' ilia other safe is near the Hnrst house. At tills writing, (Mon day) there is no c.ne. Many are in clined to believe t-iat local or al leaat Lou-profeuiunal talent did it. I negutltte lire yein loans on fni indent lowest rate.t if Inverts-,. On - misriou charges reasonable. A son abstract fee, consistent with the amot of work and trouble involved, will oharged In each cate. Bring your ube of tide with yoo. EDWIN L. BRYAN, CHEAP RATES Via LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R Many Doge- Tweiitv-sixjdogewere shipped by Mon day afternoon's Express, toSaleebarg N. O Tlier are the property of Mr. Clement A Grlsiom, who has hod them at his plautstion near here. They will summer iu the tar heel town, California, Washington, Idaho, goa, Mental n. North and Sosth Del O dorado, .Vex-- o. Texas and. to other ootatK, W.M a d Norths j Through T, u.isl S.eepers fear ti | weekly to California. If yon are north or West take tli.iL. &. N., line- Fall And complete information on I plicatiou to Geo. E. Herring, Florida Passenger Agent, 3( 6 W Bjj Street, Jacksonville, Fla. Mr. L. C. Clark came down from Uitdockonee Monday to be with Ins wither for a few weeks in the op- o-rii-g business. The euccets of Mr. Clark in ilia TbumaevtUe Furniture end Upholstering Oo., has been phenomenal. Col. F. A. Dillingham and hit wife left Monday night for lheir|home in Cin- ctauattl Col. and Mrs. Dillingham have been keeping house in the Tallis home end have made a number of friends dur ing their extended stay in Thomaeville. . Fine Cotton Seed. King s aud Greer's Improve J, no for being very early and pro'iflf, eolntely pure and true to varit grown and selected by me. Price, and *1.00 per bushel respectively, date taken and delivered at T.D 1 tore or et my farml Parlor Car Semes Between Ail) end Atlanta Via Central of ( Railway. Effective Feb. Jth, the CMLnll -1 * _ —i
