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EXPECT RAISE IN COTTON Thousands Throng Atlanta and Hear Speech of National Import Attaatk,. Ga., Oct. 20.—lunJer cloudy, tijreateiflrig skies J>r*fld»irf Roosevelt and pqrty arrived at . tj o’clock this morning and were greet; e d by Governor Terrell, Mayor ^Void- ward, and o comhilttee of prominent Geoglans. Carriages .wero at once ROOSEVELT DAY GREAT SUCCESS Small Yield Will Defeat Effort of Spinners to Bear Market t New Orleans, Oct. 21,-c-The report from Liverpool to. the effect’, that spinners are buylng-raw cotton sup plies but are concealing the quantity they are purchasing In order to seem ingly maintain the solid front of re sistance they agreed *to'present sOme- IW __ time ago, has' encouraged tile asso- taljfen for' Piedmont Parle, «£ere thv elated farmers In - the tfelief that de- President addrCred a large nseiQblagc mand for cotton from foreign spin- As the President’s tralfi .canMf^ nei-s must spring’ up In volum'e In jevery steam whjytte In & clf£5»^ the very near future. Students t>f-'A. noisy Welcome., * ’ the market agree that the fnrmem’j- Mrs _ fight Is harder now than it -was last- Covcrnor>s spring for the reason At specula- ea;ertalne(} Uy . Ter ^„, _ tors fear to soli short as they did ^wfaelstn* the Ihen and .thus eliminate a powerful . V V’. . weapon the high price people then! ■ . . . , , . , , , - The long pargde frear,the .terminal had afld leaving only tho spinners . ■ *: v* vr. -,-xJS3 j station Was one continuous ovation deouuKls as the outlet for the etaplo. hiSpSPs _ , , • ■ to i he President and,party, tire Presr. Thus to Ipng adthe spinners are able f; . . :. _ ' , . ' , ’ i Ident smiting and bowing to thewignt’, to hold off the absence of buying pow-!. . r - - - . .. v-■ ', . . , ,' :j and left as lie passed through-;»Oo er In the market cannot fall to push, , . . , _ , , - «• crowded streets. Alt the buildings' values down. But the moment spin-1 . ,» - it , , ,, „ j on the rpute were decorated. In,red. ]| nem bcign seeking supplies on a nor- 1 .. , ., . " , , , „ , . * • I white and blue and many pictures mal scale, the refusal of farmers to j' .. _ • .. ' .. * „ ■ , . 'of’the President wore displayed. The sell except fit a profitable price will I - - , , - . ’ , , ’ ' ’ , h .party arrived at the fait- grounds Immediately exert a powerful .influ- , ,, , „ . - • , - • •• 'at 11:10 a. m. ahd the President was ence for good on the market and ■ . . ~T :!\ jfit I£f • greeted with deafening chtetfi/' ** mounting spot prices should soon Send for Book about “ Mothorhood.” Are you to become a mother? If so. do you realize! e great amount of suderiflg that most women are obliged to undergo, the pain they have to bear? If you could do anything to relieve that pain would you not ddtt? You are a sensible woman, and of course you would—then read carefully every word. Mother’s Friend Is linlmenrso potent that It will gv«»<]y]esscn tiie I suffering of any case of labor, no inafter how diul* 1 ult. With this liniment. Motherhood is a beautiful ' dream; without It, a nightmare. No more suffer* ing, no more needless t ares, but one peaceful ideal I raotherhoodUyoursifyou willbut op«n your eyes. I For external use. safe \to administer, and 1 wonderful jn icsults. A Avord to the wise:? » " Mother^ Frtcnd.” AH druggists' sell h at I $1.00 per bottle. We send our book, •* Mother* I hood,” free, if you ask for it. ERACFSELD IJCGCtA73f! CO., Atlanta. P*. . Voting Coupon boost option values. Meanwhile the weather bureau at Washington reports no cotton left In The President delivered Ills' ad dressed from a,stand erected In front of the grand stand, at thd.racs courss.. some localities for frost to injure, I 1Qo,,ernor Terrell ahd Mayor Wood- while private advice, unanimously | Ward each made a 6ppech ot wel * Ins been in report no top crop worthy the name and a mall yield generally Indicated! tbw Rates via Atlantic Coast Line. Women’s Christian Temperance Un- ■ ion convention, Loa. Angeles, San Francisco, California, Oct. 2S-Nov. 2. - Tire Atlantic Coast Line wlll aell round trip tickets to the above points’ October 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 at the fol lowing rates:- . suva- — j . ., ... thetjc policy on the part of thorPyfe- Balnbrldge |72; ^homasvllle, r7 .. . '. ■*. D7.4.70; Quitman, 76.20; Vhldosta, 076.50; Waycross, $76,50. > Final limit November SO. Similar low rates from all stations not men tioned. t Special occasionNafianal Baptist Convention (colored) Chicago, 111., ’ Sept. 25-31. ; _ Tbe Atlantic Coast Line’will sell from all coupon stations round trip tickets to Chicago at tbe rate of one llrst class fare pluB 50 cents. ’Tick ets sold Oct. 23-24 with final limit Kevember 5. ' ) For full Information. ,sse .ticket agent or write to T. P. Bottoms, T. p. A„ ThomaBVllle,., T. C. White, Q. P. A., Savannah, Ga., W- J- Craig, O. P. A., Wilmington, hi. C. come, follow edby SenatorjfJterMifc spoke af length.-. His speech was greetd with enthii; slastlc cheers Impression, cant yet de}tvere£ on his Southern tour and was of noticeable Interest. The President gave a broad and thoughtful discussion of the^ labor, corporate and Industrial nreln3»yt slglnfies a .most liberal and sympa- ' Date.-. . ...1905 ■ *‘.VbEiicIo$ed %d-; .‘.dollars and.,... i .cents to apply bA njjr subscription to the Tihies-pnter- pri;e. .’Record nij^ voles for Mi's •/ ■ • at the most popuj^r young lady, the. winnef. to .receive absohitely tift * full-size Rudolphs Piano. Name. i * v > PostoflSce. R-t.I.... ,v-ii. ,.J . ! - ’ • .<- ■ ■ ’ . ' ’ ■ ; No. ot Votes, . •• «• pMpr^ INDICTED Bills Returned Against S. H. Price and Oth ers Friday , • * v|. < ■ • .The grand Jury yesterday after noon returned a true bill, against Mr. S. If.. Price-oi: the S. H. Price Drug Co,, (iolns bukiness-on Broad street,. In, 'the' kftchell House block. ’ The ettarge ngalpst Mr. ’Price Ms that he gpld ,liquyr. ' Mitchell Slasher, a col- ibreS rii^B who works as porter for Mr. Prlco tiras also Indicted,for the’ sa^p,;e!Itence., -V . 1 Tjv'o-mpre true bills were returned against! Geoyge Phillips, for Itauor saliing. .ThU‘ ttiakes- the total against him eight. Another bill for the same offense was aded to those In exist ence against Nl^K'Sampson. A Dr. Robert E. Willi ms, the 'Thomasville Qhiropodist, who aO IS SHORT ■ V- ; .' :•-* >, V- l, Y The farmers and cane growers will begin to' mifke syrup about the first, of November, but the outlook is that there will not be so much of ii made this year. . - E rt'ls said that there has .bee;-, a light Chne. crop dup to the fm-l that se^d could not be gotten from last year’s crop and to the further fact that the 1 syrup did not bring very good prices last yekf. 'i The crop was very much back-- ward until, the recent ruins set In apdithpy camo' too- late, tp repair tiie damage that had already been donel T BOSTON GETS NEW BANK Moultrie,’ ;(}a./'iok. 21.—Sl^clal to Tlnies-Erite'rprlse.— 1 The growing city of Boston is to have a new bank thh tenth for Thomas county. Ar rangements .were prefected ..today for fts organisation. It Will bpMinanced by Moultrie and Boeton capitalists, ” Col. Z, H'. Clark, cashier of the Moul- — ” . A 7 . -I J COIVI liitf IW VU/JiCi WH, Toronto, Canada, and westerd Ontario, for-the -ltisehs and dnangemente « last few months, will be at home, “Samaria,'’ where he will made. -Ample capital (b at remove the sorest corn without pain or blood for twenty-five * .cents. •’ . 73r'north Madison St ’Phone’432 •' 1 and made a jH ofound The most painful ingrowing or club nail cured without paid' It was the most slgnlfl- ' , ■ »V ’■ ’ . •...•*■ . A WEDDING PRESENT.!. - ' Should be selected with taste , and appropriateness.' ; Let us help you to find a suitable one. \ Our stock is large and contains an infini e variety of nice things fo^wedding pres ents and gifts. We will try to please you. f L. H. Jerger * Hello, Plione 103, HeUo. Fod good teams go to J. R. Salter, at Whitaker’s old stood, /aekson s.ieet He will treat you right, and dop.’^ forget that he still sells specto- hli-r and the best medicine In the world, so don’t forget him when yep need anything in his line. v g-lSdw FOR SALE—To the highest bid der for cash, 20 head of fine cattle, more or less, at the’Huber place, four and a half miles south ^ut of Meigs, Thomas county, Ga. Sale la made for the pnrpoaa of a dirtelon among the helm of the ettote of A. Hober, ldentr Significant passages are nb foljows: ‘‘There are many excellent people who shake their heads over the diffi culties that as a nation we now have to face; hut-their melancholy Is not warranted save in a very lurtlar flt- gree, for most of the thing, of wbh-li they complnln jvve .-thelnovltablc ac companiments of the ' growth, ami greatness of which w« are pfOudfv ‘■ypdoubtcdly there Is. need o^rsl;- latlon.hy tho'gpvernmeht in the in terest of the' p.tibll^ ef^Ui^is corporations which In modern life have showlt themselves to bv the most efllcient bbslness lmplem^ts,. and which, are, .therefore, the Imple ments comonly cmplbycd by the owners of largo fortunes: yiie cor poration is the creature'of the Htate. Jt should always be held accountable to some sovereign and this accounta bility should be reqj nn’d not sliatn. Therefore In my Judgment, all cor porations doing an Interstate busi ness and this means thb' greal jorlty of tbe largest corppratlbns, should be held accountable . to the Federal government, because their accountability should be'co-extenalve with their field of actlon. But nStgt certainly we shuld not strive td pre vent 6r limit corilorate activity. I welcome the action of the planters In forming a cotton associa tion, and every assistance shall be given, thdm that can be given thepi by the. OUlogal government ■ More over, we mast not forget that ttfe work of.-the manufacturers In . 1 he South su^iemento- the •work j.'^i.^jte' lplanter. lt Is an advantage to m:m- ufacturc the raw material hero and sell to tl)6 world the finished goods Under proper methods of distribu tion It may well be doubted whether there can be such a thing as overpro duction of cotton. Last year’s crop was nearly fourteey million bales, and yet the p'rlco .was: sufllcvlently high to give a handsome profit to the planter. The consumption of cotton increases each year and new UBes are found for It. . DRAGGING down pains area symptom'of the most, serious trouble which can . attack a woman, viz: falling of the womb. With this, generally, come Irregular, painful, scanty or profuse periods, wasteful, weaken ing drains, dreadful backache, headache, nervousness, dizziness, Irri tability, tired feeling, inability to walk, loss of appetite, color and beauty. The cure Is- ,, ■allSi CARDUI WINE . OF Woman’s Relief that marvelous, curative extract, or natural essence, of herbs, which exerts such a wonderful strengthening Influence on all female organs. Cardui relieves pain, regulates the menses! stops drains and stim ulates the muscles to puh.the womb up Into place. It Is a sate' and permanent cure for all female complaints. WRITE US A LETTER In strictest confidence, telling us all your troubles. We will send free ad vice (Ip plain sealed envelops). Ad dress: Ladles’ Advisory Dept., The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Cliatte- ■nooga, Tenn,. ' " “I BUTTERED AWTUL PAIN In my womb and ovaries,” writes Mrs. Naomi Bake, of Webster Groves,Mo., ’’and my menses' were very painful and Irregular, Since taking Cardui I feel like a new woman, at/d do not suffer as I dld.” trie _Bamk tag Company went’to Bos ton yesterday t» confer with Boston' were soon . hand to take all the stock,'rfie new' bank will have strong cpaectloas. _ Mallary Bros. Machinery Co. ENGINES, ’ Colton Ginning fviachinery, Corn $e- Miils. BOILERS, , Saw Mill’ Machinery, Shingle Mills. COMPLETE OUTFITS A SPECIALTY. We Will Make It to Tear Intereit to Figure With V>. Mallary Bros. Machinery Co. MACON, GEORGIA. Low Colonist Rates ■ / via L'. & N. Railroad V To California, the West and ,v Northwest $44.70 to San Francisco, Lbs An geles and many other California points also to various Colorado, AMs- ona and Wyoming points. $^1.60 to Portland, Ore., Tacoma, Seattle, Washing ton and many other points In Washington! Oregon and British Columbia. $48.90’to many points Jn Utah and Montana. *; • .90 to-BIllliiKs, Moritann, and Intermediate points on the Northern Padflc and. Burlldgton route. • . Liberal Mop over privileges. Tickets wlll.be sold dally, up to and Including October 3 L.,1,905. L.. nnd N. Best route—West and Northwest, t For.full. Information call on dr write Gimrge K. Herlng, .Fla. Pass. Agent, 206 \V/ Bay street, Jackson ville, Fla. ’ DEATH CLAIMS CAPT. HARRELL Balnbrldge, Ga., Oct. 20.—The fua eril Of Capt. Johjn jlU.'Mpyjell: tbpK Place- from hit. reslde^jse here this afternoon,'. His ’ death .'»ime,'-TlfU>s- day after a long illness..-lie was. president »f fhe First National Bank, and one 0$ Bnlnbrldge's oldest; and;' most prominent citizens. - He was an officer in (he confederate army and Was 62 years old. Capt. Harrell was state senator for several Jeais-, and up to the time o( his'depth. Hr. leaves a father, wife and several chi;-- dreh. FORM ANEW OCTOBER 24 "JLt .the last meeting 1 or the Mercer Baptist Assoclalton 'the following churches were granted: . letters of dismission tor the pur pose of forming a new association:’ Adel; heaver Dam, Bethany, Cherry- Creek, Corinth, Good Hope, Hahlra.. Macedonia, MUltown, New Bethef,. Stocktbn and Valdosta. They ex pect to be-Telnforced by a number of other churches from adjoining as- 1 soefations and propose meeting on the 24th Inst at Naylor for the pur pose of perfecting tbe organization!' CIVIL TERM , ADJOURNED Miss Fleetwood Married. News has reached the city, of the marriage In Atlanta of Miss Ella Fleetwood, to Mr. G. W. Saye. Both of the young people live In Albany. Miss Fleetwood has a number of re latives In Thomasville and’has often visited here. ’ WARDS OFF PNEUMONIA. All 'coughs, colds and pulmonary complaints that are curable are quick ly cured by One Minute Cough Cure. Clears the phlegm, draws out'Inflam mation and heals and soothes tbe affected parts, strengthens the lungs, wards off pneumonia. Harmless and pleasant to take. Sold by Brac- ey Pharmacy Company. Low Itotcs to Atlanta, Account Georgia jStalo Fair, Oct. i ng . 9 to 21st vto Atlantic Coqst Line. I On account of above occasion the Atlantic Coast Line announces rates for Individuals one first class fare plus 75 cents, which Includes ad mission to fair grounds. For chll- dorn under 12 years of age half rate will apply; minimum rate $1 for .adults and 50 gents for children. For military companies and brass bands, Inuniform,-20 or moro ono ticket one cent per mile per captla In each direction. Tickets will bo sold from point In Georgia dally October Sto 20 in- cuslve, except that no tickets will be sold for tratn3 arriving Atlanta on Sundays. Final limit of Hekots October 23, 1903. ’' A For further Information see near- 3st ticket agent hr write T. C. White, D. P. A., Savannah, Ga., or W. J. Craig, B. P.' A„ Wilmington, N. C. /- The civil term of county court ad journed yesterday morning after pass. Ing a few unimportant orders. There were no cases tried yesterday urul during the entire term, outside of’ tho' divorce suits, but one trial was had. It was the lightest week’s work in several years. -A number of costs wore, however, settled out of-court nnd a number dismissed. Tho jurors ench drew an$8 voucher for his pay and went homo happy. The criminal' term will convene on Monday morn- Vardanian's Itoast of Physicians^ NcwOrlenns, Oct. 19.—Tho views expresed by Governor Vardanian of Mlslsslppl .on the subject of physl- cl&ns who conceal cases of yellow- fever met with universal approval In Now Orleans where already two Uoo- tors have been found guilty nnrl sen tenced for torture to report cases. In paying his respects to this class or physicians Governor Vardaman says: 'Recent observations have convinced me that tbe most pestiferous and de moralizing thing on earth Is the stub born and stupid llttld doctor. He Is n public enemy and his power for harm Is infinite nnd I um la favor of the State Board of Health betas empowered to punish his contumacy- by revoking, his license to practice- medicine In tho State where his crime: Is committed.”, Mrs. Leo Neel went to Blakely ye: terday to Visit- her parents. Dewitt's S3 Safv<_ r«r PflM, Bur«% 8oro«»