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T MS'* K VE'tPRI.SK THOJIA VILLE OKORDiA oor. 6 If £ MISS CASSADjf DESPERADO LEADS VOTE; IS j ft’VJTlSe CONTEST-WELL UltDER n! I».MV l»TU MUHf | W'LLIE S.MS, WHO WAS FINAL V AY WT.H MANY ASPIRANTS LY KILLED iil LIBERTY MEE.'S COMMON FA1F. :o.. From Sunday's Issue. Cnruady hi ads thefiuM the vet In and twenty >nt?, we are just a<g!.t: t'> sho v you My s iie>p'e ;,re ; cmhusia-tic-over t'jf h-.ii’dr ds ..f br.i.i.1 »«\v 'bin's, it ! is a real pleasure f.>r them to slio-.v the ill my ban it'ill j novelties, thus making your vi«it or nullin'; interest. I Seeing this excellent rimy of every :ie v fail w.vtraVie j is indeed an enjoyable pastime, an I -.vea-k von to avail I yourself of this invi'si'ion to pay ih an e irY vsit— ' There’s not room enough in this p iper u> cl even a i small ptrtion of what you’ll see. Suffice in say that | all stocks are rounding ijito perfect completeness, and Every Express Brings Something New Suits, Coats, Separate Skirts, waists. Dress Gools, Silks, Trimmings, Eelts, Hosiery, Neckwear and hundreds ol other accessories of dress and furn'shings lor the home, all the latest and very moderately priced. Ln tan Broad and Jackson Streets Watch for our House Furnishing Goods Sale, which will take place next week. oto$ •it iv.si Cor that popular tiy. lliso Ruth Gooclwln contl with 775 votes. Miss 'rown"Ts not for behind, car- 1 third honors by a clear Five other girls have *o nominated and before the nnounced agnin there is no hat changes v. 1!! havo o:- telling cur red. It was hardly expectod by the Tlnes-Rnterprise that co much Inter cut would have been manifested this | early in the contest, but the people * rocogni'/.e the fact that it is safer to I start out early. The standing will | not be published every day, but it j will net be more than a week any way before econd tabulation of imp out. The reia- t» seen in the fcllow- s>tending v. i! tlva .position lug table: Miss Tom lie Cnssady Miss Ruth GooJv. In Miss Jeanne Drown Miss Daisy Dc-Ule Miss Sallilu Lilly. Mrt'alfi Miss Uhcttn Noel. Boston. Miss Olivo QuRttlebaum.. Miss Minnie Williams A number of Grady county people were In the city on Saturday and talked in an interesting manner of the very unusual sc^ of circumstances I found lnthe nproaching primary for county officers which will bo held on | October 17. There are some fcat- | urea that enter into the matter that aro net found in others of the now county elections. A Grady county citizen said to the Tlmcs-Entorpriso man . yesterday: “The primary will not be a Demo cratic but a white primary. In the flush of success over obtaining the new county the executive committee went a little too far and allowed everybody to come into the primary regardless of political affiliation. As a result it now seems that the Populists will capture a number of tho offices. There are four or live candidates for each Important office. In almost every case all but one of these are Democrats and the other ouo a Populist. If the people of Populist faith voto solid as they used to do, they will put their men in. Wo are sure to elect our man for ordinary, Jtdgc Herring, and that ia the moot important office in the county -v October 10th, 1492. “America was discovered by Columbus.” ^nd it is singular that there are still men who have not discovered that “High Art” Clothing equals in detail, the production of the best custom tailors and sells at one- third the cost. .. Mallard & Varnedoe.. BIG DEAL FOR TIMBER. Messrs. W. II. Barber, D. A. Au- trey and L. E. Morgan reached homo from Jacksonville yesterday having closed a deal for a fine body of round timber In Orange county Florida that has been In the hands of a syn dicate for several years, and there fore off the market. Liiabe.l, Ga., Sept. 29.—SIms.the dos;.orueo, v *' ils burled here today. : ' ot tciirs were shod over his firv.v, but many was the “I told you so, iii'-h^ed out by those who wore afraid to cross the man with a Jlttlo linger so long as he was ablo to pull tho trigger of his rifle. Sims was one of the most desper ate criminals in Georgia history. He kJIcd Conductor Lansberg on the b.c a board Air Lino Railroad recent ly for putting him off the train and fiince that ho has known no measure of desperation. Sheriff Parish, who killed Sims and brought him hero late Thursday night is being congratulated on his nerve aud his succeca in ridding the community of a mpst dangerous char actcr. When interviewed about tho matter the sheriff said: “Situated as we were at such close quarters, v. e could take no chance of capturing Sims. It would have beta death fer at least ono of us and perhaps all of us. I thought my day had come when I saw SIrr.s level His rifle at mo and shoot. “Of course I would much rather have taken the man alive. But I was sure that I was going to get him econer cr later, dead or alive. I may be criticised for killing him, but I uin sure that all of those who are amiliar with Sims will say that nothing elso could have been done under tho circumstances. “I am glad It is all over, as I am just about broken down." As soon as he had fired the shot whl.*h terminated the young conduc tor's life, Sims walked back through Morgan’s store, climbed oven un 8- fcot fence and disappeared in the thick undergrowth of stubby oaks, which make an admirable hiding lace in the rear of the store. Since, that time he has been a fugitive, spreading terror over tho community in which ho eluded tho officers. Treasuring a fancied grievance against an old negro named James Perry, Sims lay in wait for him last Friday night and shot him from be hind. He also shot the old man’s son, who made his escape by climb ing n fence and running off into a field. At the coroner’s Inquest held at Ellabelle Tuesday, Sims was charged with the murder of Perry. The story first published about tho capture of Sims has been verified. Tho sheriff, together with two depu ties of Liberty county, traced the man to the home of his father-in- law. They closed In on the house shot he was riddled with bullets, and hoped to get the drop on the murderer, but two littlo children playing in the yard gave the alarm, an.I tho desperado rushed out to meet his pursuerers, taking the flret' shot nt them. His moments ended there. Before he could fired a third Rev. Ed F. Cook preached a splen did sermon bore last Sunday to tho Odd Fellows on tho high principles upon which the order Is based. O, that they were more generally lived even among the order!—Bainbrldgo Democrat. Libel for Divorce. In the Superior Court, Thomas Coun ty, Georgia, October term, 1005. Mrs. Ada Osterman vs. William Osterman. To the defendant, William Osterman: You are hereby notified and requir- Many a Woman’s Dream x of Love in cruelly blasted by wretched, feeble health, and bhe is eften oorcemned to a life of solitary misery tnd suffering. Not realizing fully the terr.ble danger of her dir ease in the beginning, tnd r.ot u inning to be subjected to doctors* ex- 4. mirations, die often allows a slight, easily cur- 1 bJe ailment to run on until it becomes a cnronic f-r.d a life-menacing malady. To all such wo men we say positively that you can be cured! You cm be made joyful with all the happiness er.d love of married life. G. F; P. (Gerstle’a Female Panacea) will effect the cure. Write at once to the Ladies’ Health Club, Ckatta* nooga, TcnnJ for free advice about your cose. T» b* iJwiyi »ow of perfect health, you should keep G. V. P. (Gentle’s Female »****•*«•> fee thm house all the time, ready for any emergency. It oures delayed, scant or abondaat nesses, failing of the womb, whites, hysteria, neurasthenia, painful periods. lsucenrlMM. ovarian -troubles and catarrhal affections. No matter wkafcjoar trouble may be, no matter how pld or how chronic, it can be promptly aad permanently cur«*l by taking G. F. I* <Gentle's Female Panacea). Some womea prow st Z<\ while others at CO are still young. fresh and happy. These con- ditkns are caaihr wasl*«*.taxi. The woman who takee rare of her health, preserree her heaofy mmd epirkmi yeuth far into advanced aye. and there is not another preparation known to nriiol aeienoethe werlJ over which is as effective In curing women’s diseases, hi pieoenrinc tketrhealth and looks as G. F. I*. • Gorstle’s Female Panacea). Remember that the neglect o4 ailments upporor.tly tsUlimr will sap the life and freshness from any woman with startling rapidity. Don't neyloct youtsolf. G. F. I*. (Gerstle’a Female Pan*, rot) mtheealy female renuwly sold under so fron-cUd guarantee to cure or charge nothing This go—t nisi authorizes any druesht to ref u-id the purchase price of a bottle of G.F.P. (Gen—-*-- - • • (Gentle’s Female Pemaaa to any vroiaait . 3 ted hr he nee. who buys ft and is not beno- Rmd what STra. Fsrah Chisholm, of Eslas. Miss., says: In —enae to your kind letter of ndvto, I am most happy to say n yonr treatment did just what you said it would do. I have ^finnty throe bnttks. and I fe»l like another person. G.F.P. iersUe’s Female Panacea! i» the crandert female remedy In the inhetitulion. Get what you call for, the only 3D femulo remedy on too market. $1 per Battle, at all Drag Stares. GERSTLE MEPIGINE CO. Chattanooca, Tenn. GL7.H FOR Biliousness/ r The liver must be gently stirred so' fthpt the bile will be thrown off in the right 1 (channel) the system must be invigorated^ I AND TONIC Pellets form the Mild Power Cure) \ that completely does the work without shock/ tor injury to any part of the system.j COMPLETE TREATMENT |iXV 25 doses 2; cents N&. at all dealers. S^V^rCo.. st. Bracev Pliarmacy Company A Happy Home To have a happy home you must have children, as they are great happy-home makers. If a weak woman, you can be made strong enough to bear healthy children, with little pain or discomfort to yourself, by taking WINE OF Woman’s Belief It will ease away all your pain, reduce inflam mation, cure leucorrhea (whites), falling womb, ovar ian trouble, disordered menses, backache, headache, etc., and make childbirth natural and easy. Try it. At every drug store in $1.00 bottles. wun US A ESTTER freely nod fruldy, telling us all your troubles. We elil send free advice (In plain sealed envelope). Address: La dles' Advisory Dr^..The Chattanooga JMedldnt Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. “DOT TO CAXDUI and nothing else, Is my baby girt, now two weeka old," writes Mrs. J. P. West, of Webster City, lows. “She Is s line, healthy bate and we ere both (Hflf nicely.” The body of ttmber Includes sev- ed in person or by attorney to bo eral thousand seres and the price ptld for It In round numbers was sixty thousand dollars. These gentlemen have purchased the timber to operate ft for turpen tine and lumber sod they will pro ceed nt ouce to locate stills for the turpentine wort will lie opened up for next season.—Moulttfe Observer. Try ft for horses and males at Gan dy A MaDrUe's, Tlicruusvltlr, Ga. ' »-22-ly and appear at tho Superior Court to swer the plaintiff's complaint, as In default thereof, the court will pro ceed as to Justice may appertain. County, Oa.,on the third Monday In October, 1905, tben and there to an- bo Tiolden In and for said Thomas Witness the Hon. Robert O. Mit chell, judge of said court, this the 19th day of August, 1905. J. W. Groover, Clerk. taw2m 8-25-051 HIDES WANTED Write for quotations to J. W. Watkins & Co. LIME, CEMENT, Sewer Pipe, Fire Brick, etc. Public Dray. H. P. Gone* Thomaxville. Ga. 280-91)2 W. Jackson f’L Thom a*vill«