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■Lvemon JCvlixer The Best Family Medicine For Constipation. Biliousness, Indigestion. Sour Stomach, OoUc, Dizziness, Headaches and nor thing earned by a disordered Lit- or. Removes “That Drowsy Feeling.” by potting yonr digestive organs to work, increasing yonr appetite, and in fact, makes yon feel like a ••NEW MAN." 50c and $1 00 per bottle at all drng stores. Motley’s Lemcu Elixer. , tesaally the first symptoms of kidney -disease ere: weak back, backache, highly colored urine, or frequent deelro to urinate. You may not have nil those signs, but any ono of them means that yonr kidneys are diseased. Hoie Smith has-accepted the In vitation of the Boston people to ad- drees them on the occasion of their gala day, October 26. Clark Howell answered the committee that his pre vious engagements would prevent his coming to Thomas county at this time. The plans for a great day go steadily on. The Secretary of Agriculture an nounced to the cabinet meeting that he had decided on a schvns wlnco would relieve the Department 6f Ag riculture of considerable expense j» connection with meat inspection and enable a larger force of inspectors to be put at vyork. It was nothing less than a plan to make the packers pay for the lables used'in* the inspection and thus relieve ,the department of that part of the expense. Heretofore the packers have stood none of the expense of the inspection. The gov ernment has footed the entire bill: The cost of the labels alone amounts to from $65,000 and it this were saved to the department and a small fee charged for the services of the Inspectors, It would be a great sav ing and would enable a much larger force of Inspectors to be put to work In this way not one would the in spectors for the smaller houses en gaged in interstate traffic and who have heretofore complained that they were discriminated against in favor of the big houses of the trust You cannot effort! to take any chances U having Bright’s Dlseure, as you can now obtain a complete cure without cost. ' . The Thomasville delegates to the Sind annual• session of the Mercer Baptist association have returned from Adel and bring back reports of a most successful meeting. The association will hold its next meet ing in Qnitman on the Tuesday after' the second Sunday in October, 1906. The most Important business trans acted by the association waa the de cision to divide into two parts. The body had become too large to obtain the best work ^nd go much territory was oorered that It has been hard to get a full attendance of delegatee. The plan for dividing the body pro poses Little Hirer as the dividing line. This will put Lowndes and Berrien counties in the new asso ciation and Colquitt, Brooks and Thomas in the old asoclatlon. The Thomas county delegates all played a prominent part in the pro ceedings of the convention; Rev. J. M. Rushln was moderator and waa elected tor another term. Rev. A. C. Stephenson of Merrillville waa Mr. R. L. Redfearn was in town Thursday. Redfearn A Dixon are doing a hustling business in real es tate at Cairo now. Are an absolute euro for all kidney troubles, und to show our confi dence we will givoyou absolutely freo ono lull size bos cf Dr.BELLS KIDNEY PILLS. Good forthlrty days. Write your name plainly ami send at onco to C. Yr*. BEGGS/ SONS & CO., 2G-33 Union Tark Place, Chicago. nnilwe will buy »nrt fire you absolutely free, one 1 ull sUe box of for yBil iousness.^ The liver must be gently, stirred scr DeBelisKidnen Pills, 'Hip only positive cure tor Kidney Trouble /that the bile will be thrown off ip the right Y 'channel; the system must be invigorated' Mesrs. H. C. and J. J. Dare’s two .hustling 'young citizens of Grady county were visitor to town Thurs day. For sale by Patterson Dru- Co. Thomasville, J’. A . Mid dlebrboks & Co. Pavo, J. I, Beatty, Barwick, Wm. Me Millan, Merrillville. SIMPLE REMEDT FOR CATARRH. Just Breathe Iiyomel Four Times a , Day and Be Cured. It a few years ago some one. bad, ; said you can cure catarrh by breath ing air charged with a healing bal earn, the idea would have been ridi culed and it remained tor that eml* nent Investigator, R. T. Booth, to discover in Hyomel this method of cure. Hyomle hap performed almost mlr culous cures of catarrh and it today recognized by leading members of the medical profession aa the only advertised remedy that can be relied upon to do juat what It claims. The complete outfit of Hyomel costs'll, and consists of an inhaler, a medt cine dropper and a bottle of Hyomel. Breathe Hyomel through the In haler for a few minutes four times a day and it will cure the worst case- of catarrh. It soothes and heals the mucous membrane of the air passage- prevents irritation and effects a com plete and lasting enre. I In Thomasville there are scores of well known people who have beep cured of catarrh by Hyomel. If It does not curs you J. W. Peacock wilf return the money you pay for 'it- This ts the strongest evidence that can.be offered as to his faith in the remedy . ■that completely does the work without shock; L or injury to any part of the system./ |Vz COMPLETE TREATMENT */A a; doses 2$ cents at all dealers. . Co., st ♦AAAAAAAAAAAAAAfiAftAAfifiAfitfi f WANTED l » . * h Those old clothe* to preis into < » tervioe It is not necessary to * l bay a now winter suit si long as J l ROGERS, The Presser « ► O > can make the old look like new. I ; Ladies work a specialty. Rea- J | tenable prices per garment • l ROGERS PRESSING CLUB \ : PHONE 848-2- _ M 2 young peoples’ work. Rev. D. H. Parker wae also a leading figure in the proceedings. There were about three hundred delegates on the scene and the gath ering waa one of genuine pleasure and profit to all concerned. Brjcev Pharmacy Company WHEN YOU GO to the Lewis » ni Clark Exposition at Portland, Oregon, Yon will want to travel in the fall en joyment of modern Servioe, System. Safety. anei-teU the man who writes yonr ticket make it read via Dixie Flyer Route '■ 0„ & St. L. R. R. Horst-Patrlck. Mr. Eddie Hurst and Miss Donna Patrick were married ast Wedneeday evening near Quitman, Ga. The happy couple arrived In Cairo yester day morning and were met at the depot by many frlen'ds who welcom ed them with many good wishes for their future happiness.—Cairo Mes THE N„ 0„ * St. L. R. R. This route takes ydu via Atlanta, Chat tanooga and Nashville over the beaati- fal Camborland senger. Mountains, in a through sleeper from ThomasviUe te either St. Louis or Chicago, where di rect connections are made with threngh trains for Portland. s . $76.60. Bay a round trip tieket from Thodtstvllle te Portland, good for 06 Til... .t.H.w.w. a O V*11 Mteiien. TO REMOVE Freckles and Pimples- In Ten Days Use Nadlnolc, the Complexion Beautifler. (lays. Free stopovers at Tellowetoue Park and m tha scenic Colorado's. Yen can remrn home a different route with eat any additional ooit. For maps, schedules, rates and other Information, write E. J. Walker, Fla. Passenger Agt.' Jacksonville. Fla. BARGAINS GROCERIES, Aad General Merchandise. At m^r new stan. on Jackson street adjoining J.,D. Strin gers. All of my dd friends and customers will be wel comed, W. J. WILSON . / J, R. Lawhon, SOPCHOPPY, FLA, Runs big Livery Stable' and makes a specialty to_travcl- ers- to cary them from Sop choppy to Panacea Springs New Rigs, well Bred Houses Prompt attention. THE NADINOL4 GIRL i Formerly advertised and sold as 8attnola.) No change In formula or package. The name only hga- been changed to avoid confusion, as we cannot afford •jo have so valuable a preparation $100,000 TO LEND On Farms and Choice Oily property in Thomasville. Inter est 6 to 7 pur oett'- and payable annnihy. Time 5 years, hut par or all of principal may be paid nock at end of any year and stop intar-sr. Promts «!<- nttun cn wall writtenInqnlros. ELLIS & ELLIS, t Pndriott Baling. Ct'cjj, Gt. ronfused with any cither. Nadlnola Is guaranteed and money *10 be refunded in every case, where •t fails to remove freckles, pimples, discolorations, Iver spots . collar vJackbesds, disfiguring eruptions, ne. The *worst cases in 20 days, weaves the skin clear, soft , healthy >nd. restores the beauty of youtb. Price 60 bents and. $1. Sold b.v all the leading iruggisti in each city Prepared only by NATIONAL Tenn. Mallary Bros. Machinery Co. TOILERS, Saw Mill Machinery, BUSINESS „ WORLD iki£HaS3§i ENGINES, Cotton Sinning Machinery, Corn Mills. COMPLETE OUTFITS A SPECIALTY. j Y Vs Will Maks It to Tear laurest te film With Us. Mallary Bros. Machinery Co. $5,000 MACON, GEORGIA. ' ' SSmS^ZSiSiittS Parts. Cough Remedy The Children’s Favorite —•CUBES--- Congas, Colds, Croup and Whooping Cough. oUnyo bo depended op«u It eootoiaa no opium or other harmful drng and may bo given na confidently to • baby m to an adult Price 25 cU; Large 61m, 00 etc. Atlanta, Ga.. Oct. 12.—J. Gordon , Simpson of Dixie, Ga., has been shocked by the sight of a freight train of the Atlantic Coast Line pass ing through Dixie on Sunday and he has written to the railroad com mission calling attention to the mat ter and requesting that the Atlantic Coast Line be yanked up before the board. The commission holds that it has nothing to do with the case and has so written Mr. Simpson, sug gesting to him that he lodge his com plaint with the courts. Here is Mr. Simpson’s letter: Dixie, Ga.. Oct. 8, 1905 Railroad Commission, Atlanta, Ga.: Gentlemen—It Is not yet 9 o'clock on Sunday morning, Oct. 8, 1905, and two freight trains have already pass ed here (Dixie) since 7 o’clock this morning, passing over the Atlantic Coast Line railroad Into Thomasville from the direction of Waycross and it Is not impossible that another will pass befere this day is over. Few Sundays have passed without one or more freight trains running by here on the Atlantic Coast Line. Can thlB be prevented? If so, you have It before you to act in this matter. Respectfully, J. Gordon Simpson. FLETCHERVIILE WILL OPPOSE The proposition to incur a debt of 130,006 for a municipal electric light plant will not sail aver sum mer seas to an unfought victory. Tha realdents of that section of the town known as Fletcherviile will oppose the proposition at the polls. Sever al of the prominent cltlzons of that section were outspoken yesterday In their Intention of opposition. One of them said to a Tfmes-Enterprlse man: "We would be foolish to sup port the measure for its success would mean that we would have -go without sewerage In our part of the town for several years longer. The two propositions were coupled before and I do not see why they should be separated now. We hold the municipal ownership people re sponsible for the defeat of the sewer age plan at the first election and wo have not forgotten tt. If they will advocate a bond Issue at four per cent, and sufficient In amount to both buy the plant and give us sewerage we will turn In and carry both pro positions. If they do not we will defeat the municipal ownership plan, sure.” When the light leaders were seen they said that they were aware of the objection of the Fletcherviile folks, but did not consider them well founded. They- declare that they are not dependent upon Fietcb- ervllle votes to carry the day. They say that they would like to havo a united support but that there are only 22 votes in Fletchorville and that these are not necessary to the success of the plan. • Mr. J. F. Alll^ood a prominent citizen of the Meigs district was a visitor here Friday. Chamberlain’s HIDES WANTED Write for quotations to J. W. Watkins & Co. 260-282 W. Jackson St . ThomasviUe. Ga. WHEN THE MERCURY— Is trying to crawl out of the top of the Thermome ter these hot days and you are tired and warm, try a bottle of our nighly carbonated DIGESTOL, CASCADE GINGER ALE, PEACH MELLOW And you will be instantly refreshed and cooled. Ah of our bottle goods are made from distilled water and only the purest and highest class extracts used, For price and case lots address or ph o n e The Thomasville Ice Company Thomasville. Ga. Atlantic & Birmingham Time Table Effective Sept. IIth Trains Leave Thomasville S40 a. m., 4:15 p. m Daily. H. C. McFadden, C. I, Allen General Passenger Agent Vgent, Thomasville. J G, Knapp, Com. Agent, Fitzgerald: HOW TO CURB CORNS AND BUNIONS First soak the corn or bunion in warm water to soften it; then pare tt down as closely as possible- with out drawing blood and apply Cham berlain's Pain Balm twice daily, rub bing vigorously for five minutes at each application. A corn plaster should be worn a few days to protect it from the shoe. As a general lini ment for sprains, bruises, lameness anil rheumatism, I’aia Balm is un equalled. For sale by J. W. Pea cock, Thomasville, Ga.