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TIME8-EPrf-BPB19E THOMA>VILLE GEORGIA JULY 28 l*>t
HelplHelp!
I’m Falling
The Land of
Uneeda Biscuit
—The Modern
Soda Cracker-
Bounded on the
North by the Purity
of the Snows; on
the South by the
Nutritious Wealth
of the Tropics? on
’ the East by the
Healthfulness of
'• Scientific Baking;
oil the West by the
Aiergieing Power
of the Mountains.
DYSPEPSIA CERE
M digests what you eat
UJl LH BU Tfcetl-OOksNssssWInsSH Mmeatfc* tital Mm. %Mpk sells for CO saw*
W ra H MIMIW MILT AT TM LASOMTO*/ OP
C. C. SmWXTT & COMPANY* CHICAGO. Uk
old by Bracy Pharmacy Co.
Aik for 1065 Kodol Almnnno' and 900 yserOslend*’
TAKE.
Lamar’s Lemon
Laxative
Tb* great family medlolM
for Constipation
for Disordered Liver
for Indigestion
for Headache
for Biliousness
for Dizziness
Use it often and pre
vent Malaria.
LAMAR’S
LEMON
LAXATIVE
Soli bn „Jod druggists
' everywhere.
50 DOSES
50 CENTS
Lamar, Taylor & Riley
Orug Company
BACON, GEORGIA
FOR
Wy\Bil iousncss/^l
jfVot liver must be gently stirred toy|
/that the bile will be thrown off in the right\
channel; the system must be invigorated'
land Tonic Pellets form the Mild Power Curei
l that completely does the work without shock!
\or injury to any part of the system./
COMPLETE TREATMENT j/A
2$ doses 25 cents
at all dealers.
HAUOHA1 BISCUIT COMPANY
ALBANY GETS
FIRST BALE
Deal Jackson, a Negro,
Keeps up Reputation
for Marketing Ear
ly Cotton.
Albany, Ga., July «0.-Th* first bale
of notion of the Georgia crop of 1905
reached Albany Ibis morning.
It was brought in hy Deal Jscksor,
the negro fa tuer a lio Is know through
ont the cotton belt ae the first bale fsrf
msr cf the SonlTifaat.
The bale weighed 858 p-nndi. It
wss classed as fatly middling, grading
higher than any first bale ever bn nght
to this market.
At noon the bale was pat op to be
auctioned elf. The sale wss conduct'd
by Ur, A. .8. Cohen, who finally knock
ed the bale down to A. O. Plonsky, who
bid the price op to 98 cents a i onnd.
The bale that brought 183.81.
For tears past, Deal Jackson lias
been bringing to Albany tlie first bale
of Uecrgia cotton. The advantages
enjoyed by Texae In the way of climate
give the fitst bale to that state, blit of.
all the other statee of the Union (leor- 1
gin comes first, Jsoks9n'trtnnltg cat
sesson after season He is oue of the
best farmers, white or lilack, In this
seotiou of the gists, and owns a msg-
niflrent plantation. He it in indepen,
out circnmstanoes, and lias made
money on the farm.
The first bale comes to Albany this
ysar two days earlier then last, and
two weeks earlier than 1908, when U
was receired on l.'is thin) of Asgnst —
Albany llerold, t
LOCAL OPERATORS
OPPOSE TURP. BILL
Judga Turner’s Mother Dead.
(jviiuisii, 0s., July 91.—News lies
teen received lie* of the dnaihcfMre.
Tamer et the home of her daughter
dre. Perkins, at Uontioeilo, Kin.
Mrs. Turner was the mother of the
late Judge .Henry G. Tomer, whose
death occurred a j ear ege. She was 97
Tears old et the time of her death, and
wae a very remarkable character. She
formerly spent part of her time here
with Jndge Tntner.
Ktl.r brut Oo.,
Read What the Mayor
of oothan, Ala. taya
of L L. L.
Doth aw. Au.. Apr. M, Mi
. Unutr, Taylor A
lQr.
Gentlemen;—I bar/ beea
sailing Lamar's Lemon Lax*
•Urs (or some time Md
‘ recommend U to si I who inf.
(er from disordered llTeror
nnjr other ailment that It Is
reeotnmended for. 1 like It
and oas It In my family. I
hare sold lots of It and hare
never had any oomplaint at
Yoon respectfully,
J. H\YovMa,
Mayor.
DR. I. H. HUNTER ' A
Physician and Surgp.on 3
and Druggist. j
Calls answered JPriraptlr b it or 3
Night, bm-ie in AttnareoaVo'd
stsa it :* “’v ‘
Ichlockonee, G-i. 5
O’NEAL
Dentist.
Offifwin Carter & Hal. building^
Meigs. Georgia.
CASTOR IA
for Infanta and Children.
Ib Kkd Ym Hin Always Bought
Bracev Pharmacy Company
Local turpentine operators are much
interested in a bill introduced in the
state legislature by Senator Walker of
tbe Thirty It provides that Imme
diately upon the paresge of this bill It
shall be unlawful for any person to cut
less than a twelve inch box. The bill
lx intended to provide for the preeer-
vatlon of Georgia's forests, and to pre
vent the boxing of yoneg trees. It Js
a known fdet that monh smaller tree,
than there are boxed by operators every
day.
A local terpentine man said yester
day "Turpentine men ell over the sooth
are very much interested in this bUI,
ard are doing all they can to defeat It.
I have written to oar Senator about it,
and other, have done the same. It
would eimply beggar me If the bill
became a law. All the big timber was
bought cr cut loqg ago and the little
trees are all that remain. Every eplrlt
operator would lore from *5000 to $10.
000 if the bill’la passed. Of course
the law could preserve the tree, bat
who would they be preserved for? For
our great grandchildren, and meet of
us don't love poateritr well enough to
sacrifice ourselves for it. Besides I be
Ueve the Walker bill it unooaslitotiooal
It certainly Interferes With indlvidnal
liberty. It looks tome when Ibaya
piece that 1 have the right to cut the
trees or tnru them down nr do any
thing else I have a mind to with them."
STREETCARS
ARE POSSIBLE
Rumor Says New Light
ing Company are
Considering the
Proposition.
Gro^t i Mugs are regard**! a* powif i i
*» when tli* n*»w elrctrio company
materialize*. Or.e of the chief of theae
Jr a t railway a; stem
TnoonwyiUe came very near peering
a Urttt oar service some \ e«rn ago, auri
the ache me has long N eu regarded a*
hyc' ^nrefnl com id ration The-
Municipil I'iVesTiu-ut C*.» ’h-t*
they bare the money and are anxions to
invest it wherever profitable opportuni
ty offer*. If a close canvas of the ntntf
tion reveals the fact that ThomasviLo
would make a car line pay there aeems
to be little donbt that it may be bnilt.
It is taid the Municipal people have
thalr eyes on several scheme*, but that
tbe railroad matter most stand ont
preeminently in their minds.
It would seem that from the remote
ness of most of the residence section* of
Thomaarille from the business centre,
tint a «*nr line would prove exceeding*
,y popa ar. Pub'.L? Bpirited citizen*
have a fond hope that iu this 'em*
Thus cried the hair. And i
kind neighbor came to the res
cue with a bottle of Ayer’s
Hair Vigor. The hair was
ssvedt In gratitude, it grew
long and heavy, and with all
the deep, rich color of early
life. Sold in <11 parts of the
world for sixty years.
•• About on* yMr **o I lost nearly *1! of mj
heir following an attack of meaalea. Ini
advised by a frUad to me Ayer** Bair Vigor.
I did *o. and aa a result I aow haw* a beautiful
bead of hair.”— Mas. W. J. Brow*, Menotn-
one* Fall*. Wie.
A
- A SSkSAMBlU.
il/erS SarrtcnmL
B'G EXCURSION
NOW A CERTAINTY.
Thousands of South Georgia Negroes
Coming Hereon Aug.S'hand 10th
Gen. Thomas Dead.
General B. M. Thornes, Confederate
brigadier end superintendent of schools
at Dalton, died at hi' home there this
week. Gen. Thomas woe well known
In Thomesvllle where he frequently
visited relutivra and friends.
Early Cane,
Mr. A. J. Shepherd who lives near the
city la a candidate for the sugar cane
championship of Thomas connty. He
brought to the Times-Enterprise office
Taesdav a five foot stalk, well ma
tured and Jaluted and says he hot a fine
patch of the lame kind coming on.
DO YOU CUP HEMS
FROM NFWSPAPERS.
Any onc'it* tbe public t>e ever sc
slight)*, anyone desiring publicity, ever)
one in any business or profession will be
rtercstfd in a remarkable Me* that will
. value to them at tbe cost oi
a f w c* nta a day*
The credit for the 'dra is due to Frank
A. Burrell**, dean of the press clippt-rs.
To a repotter Mr. Purreile s*id:
' 1 point tb* way to new business along
icw lines and give aid cf a most valua
ble nature to io.OoO persons. Our cli
ents include merchants, actors, writers,
lawyers, artists ministers, doctors public
speaker*, pugilists—in short all classes.
How done? Very simple. I am able
with a large force of workers to read all
papers published, clipping therefrom
items of interest to our clients
"I do not understand." add tbe report-
M In the newpapers ot the United
States," explained Mr.! Burrclle, “theft
Is printed every day material that ap
plies directlyIto all men and to all busi
nesses."
“Can you give any specific case?"
“Hundreds! Take for example, tbe
maker of artificial l*mbs. I put on bit
desk every day the name of every person
in the United States who has had an arm
or a leg amputated That p- rson needs
•n artificial limb. Tbe fire extinguisher
man wants to know of persons who have
bad a loss by fire, and I ke:p him posted.
These are examples, but the idea applies
to every business."
“How do you help individuals?
“1 keep the artist informed of what the
press says of his work; it an authoi
wants material for a book, 1 gather it foi
him; on the death of anyone I am able to
place before relatives the printed expres
sions of opinion concerning the da-
ceased."
“How is it done?"
“If there is any oae, either individual
ol firm, who wishes to know, let them
wvite te me, addressing “Banelle—New
York; it would take too much specs to
e r’- th e wh ole story here." 3-i5tf
The big negro excursion to Thomas-
ville is now* a certainty. The dates set
are August 9th and JOth. Vef> low
rates will be marie on ad t’ o railreads
from Tiftr-n, Valdtsia, Albany, Lain-
po*. bridge, Vinticello end intermediate
sibilitres will become materialized facte, j points. It is expected that every negro
who can scrape together a dollar or two
will b<- here on the gr.ln occasion.
The white merchants and the negroes
of the city have anbmr.bed liberally for
the occasion. A fund of more than
£200 has b* eu raised. Committees of
the colored citizens have been appoint
ed to see that everybody has a good
rime and to arrange au amusement pro
gram. This will include a barbecue,
races, ball games and other sports. The
main gathering place will be at the
Fair Grcnnda.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
EXTENOS INVITATIONS
Aake Thomaavill* to Tcks Part
Work of Georgia Organisation
Thomasville baa been invited to join
the Georgia Chamber of Commerce.
This la an organization framed in Ma
con on Joly irk. It proposes to nnifce
the business interests of Hie ctitire
state, and to work for the advancement
of tbeso interests. Problems of indus
trial welfare, immigration, factories
and others will be considered.
, Eugene Anderson, of the Stabs organ
ization has written to Mayor Hodden
bery asking this city ta send represent
atives to Macon, at the next meeting
when a constitution and bylaws wi'l be
adopted. It is probable that the Board
of Trade will act upon the matter and
cooperate with the state chamber.
The officers of that body are among
the foremost men of the state, and it
is to be a bnsineaa organization
that should briug results.
Pelham has organized a volunteer
fire department. On the roll appears
the names of J. W. Parker, D. C. Bar-
row. J. L. Singletary and Carl Mitchell
former Thomaavilliaus.
News From Mr* Baaler
Letters have been received from Rev.
A'ex \V. Bcaler telling of Ida sate arri
val In Queenstown, Ireland, and de-
scribing the pleasures of the voyage , t
Vo om* was sea siek and the travelers
had an opportunity of seeing a scbolr v
of whales. Writing to the Atlanta
Journal Mr, Bealeraays: “Mr*. L. E.
Finn is the only Georgia woman on
board and by 'common consent is the
belle of the party."
The Anti-Pass Bill.
The legislature had a teat vote on
Repicsentative Hall's anti-free pass bill.
The vote resulted 97 for the bill, 56
agaimt aud 19 not votiug Mr. Mitch
ell aud Mr. Rountree voted for the bill.
Mr. Singletary did not vote. The ques
tion was the tabling of the bill, and it
lias not come to a direct vote vet.
CASTOR IA
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne tho signature of
— and has been mode under his per-
sonal supervision since IU Infancy.
1 Allow no one todecelvo yon In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “Just-os-good” are bn*
Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health of
Iofhntff and Children—Experience against Experiment,
What is CASTORIA
Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups, It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotie
substance. Its age Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency, It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleeps
Tho Children's Panacea—Tho Mother's Friend.
OENUIHE CASTORIA alwavs
Bean the Signature of
Tbe Kind Yon Hare Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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