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sgggga AUSPICIOUS AND HAPPY. Closin^Put SALE Was .Mabbett-Neel .Welding .Says Quitman Paper. (Prom the Quitman Free Press.) . Last Wedesday evening, Nov. 8, the marriage of Miss. Rebecca Mab- bett and Mr. Clyde Neel was solemn ised the occasion being a most aus picious and happy one In every par ticular. Lvemon J-Vlixer The Best Family Medicine For Ooustipstion. Biliousness, Indigestion, Soar Stomaoh, Colic, Dizziness, Headaohes. and any thing censed by a disordered Inv er. Removes “That Drowsy Feeling." by patting your digestive organs to work, increasing your appetite, and in fact, makes yon feel like a ••NEW MAN." SOo and $1.00 per bottle at alt drag stores. Mosley’s Lemon Elixer. Mass Meeting Will Soon Choose New Com. and Primary Date City Ownership People Say Less Than 50 are Against Idea D. B. Anderson, at Ochlocknee, is selling out fiis entire $14000 00 stock of Dry Goods, The .event, while h very Quiet and Informal one, socially, was one of the unost beautiful home wed dings which has occurred In Quit- man. The entire first floor of the house wub adorned in the loveliest manner by the lavish use of palms, ferns and bamboo. The frent par lor, where the ceremony occurred was very beautiful. The bay win dow was banked with ferns and on either side of It tall white Clothing, Notions, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Hard ware, Furniture, Stoves, etc., at and about Cost, for Cash only. This sale is in order to get ready for the New Busines which he and Renter Singletary will open up in partnership theffirst'of the new year. COME A NO StZ Get my prices before buying your winter sup* plies. Bring your Syrup and Cotton; market prices paid for all kinds produce. Thanking you for past favors, D. B. Anderson. The municipal ownership election Is less than two weeks dlstaiA. On Thursday, November 2! the people that have political aspirations, of the city will vote to determine That Is the names of the registered whether or not the city shall incur voters for 1905-1906. Only those a debt of $30,000 to buy the plant Whose names are written on the scroll n.* the Thomasvllle Electric Lighting can vote for mayor and alderfcm. u-j uGs Co. There Is a good deal The books were opened on the first of quiet discussion of the proposl- day of October. But Thomasvllle tlon going on, though there Is less people like their brethren the world beat pbout the matter than was the over are in no haste to pay out mon- case In either of the other campaigns ey before they have to. Consequent- where the question was Involved. ]y the registration has been slow. To This Is probably because the warr- date the list shows the names of lag elements have been reconciled only 39 white and 11 colored. and there is now no organized oppo- As election day draws near the In- sltlon to the project, terest will Increase and the voters It Is not necessary to have two- will drop into the office of the city thirds of the registration list, but treasurer In increasing numbers each merelp two thirds of the vote cast, day. / Here they will divorce them- Thus If there are three hundred votes selvse from such pqrtlon of their cast ,101 will defeat the debt. Those wads as Treasurer Mitchell may de- whao favor the Idea are not taking mand and scratch their hames on any chances. They have held a num- Ijook thus attaining the full stature jber of meetings during the last few of a voter. The affairs of the elec- jdays and have carefully canvassed tlon are In the hands of a city ex-1 the whole town. The result of their This committee cavass confirms them In their belief party was grouped. In the dining room the mantel was banked with white chrysanthemums and the table was especially lovely, the white lace covering bringing Into relief the del icate ferns and the green shaded can delabra placed upon It, Nov. 13.—Following Atlanta, Qa. a confession made to Engineer T. 8. Skipper, of the Southern Railway, at the county jail yesterday afternoon, Will Brice, a negro, this morning pleaded guilty In the superior court to criminally assaulting Mrs. Alice Moore, near her home on Peaohtree road, Thursday, November 2, and was sentenced to hang December 8, Here a sal ad course was served and In another apartment where Ices and cake were dlspensedtbe table had a lovely cen ter piece of tern and white chrysan themums, and everywhere on walls and chandeliers, graceful bamboo was employed most effectively. The front parlor was reserved for the family and Mr. Neel entered tvlth his best man, Mr. Qeorge Neel. The bride came down , the stairway and approached the altar with her maid of honor, Miss Lillian Moore. Rev. James M. Lovett recited the beautiful marriage service and after the benediction the couple were warmly congratulated. The bride, who le noted for her brilliant beauty never appeared to better advaatage than In her girlish bridal toilette of French organdie ovelr taffeta elabor ately trimmed with round thread lace. Her bouquet was lilies of the valley and fera. Miss Moore's gown was at white net over taffeta with a. green sash and sne carried white bride roses. The bride it the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mabbett and Is lovely and attractive and very much admired by n large circle of friends. Mr. Neel Is a member of the firm of Neel Bros, of Thomasvllle and Quit man and Is very prominently Identi fied with the social and business ln- They left Voting Coupon ecutlve committee. Is selected by a mass meeting to serve that the proposition will have a sate a term of two years. The present majority. They estimate the anti- committee, headed by J. S. Montgom-1 votes at about 41. Another conser- ery has been in office that long, vatlve estimate places the number at Early In December n mass meeting 65, and the highest that any of them will he called to select their sue- i. willing to concede le 7E. The op- cessore and to name a date for the ponents of the scheme are not talk- white primary. This Is usually the |„g much but content themselves latter part of December. The with the assertion that they bave the regular election at which nominees proposition defeated. There will be of the white primary receive the for- gome lively hustling done by both Enclosed find dollars and cents to apply on my subscription to the wo.W.Times-Enter- prise. Record my votes for as the most popular young lady, the winner to receive absolutely free a full size Rudolph Piano, Name Postoffice. No. of Votes mal vote of their fellow citizens Is hejd in January. Most of the political work that Is being done now Is of the variety known as "on the q. t.” The cam paign will open up In earnest after the municipal ownership election on ! fhe-28d Is out of the way. Immedia tely after that election some of the combinations that have been formed to fill the eight aldermen’s places will be made public and the candi dates for the other offices will ask the support of their friends. Hallary Bros. Machinery Co.. BOILERS, Saw Mill ‘ Machinery, Shingle Mills. Cotton Ginning Machinery, Corn terests of Thomasvllle. for a bridal trip through Florida and Cuba Mrs. Neel’s going away gown was of red cloth with hat to match. Those who assisted In entertaining were Mrs. H. C. King, Mrs. Ed Jelks, Mrs. Milton Wade, Mrs. Frank Har rell, Misses Flossie Wade, Willie Lee Hopson,, Jeanette Wade and Leila Wade. Miss Helen Felder played Mallary Bros. Machinery Co. MACON. GEORGIA. The good people of Thomasvllle are subscribing liberally for a fund for the relief of the suffering and oppres- sedJews in Russia. Mr. Joseph Gold berg, the Jackson street merchant, Interested himself In this cause yesterday. In a few hours he ob tained more than $35. The sub scription came from a number of the Hebrew citizens of Thomasvllle and a number not of that faith. Any one else who wishes to aid In this worthy Goldberg at You will never get well and strong, bright, py, hearty and free from pain, until you build up constitution with a nerve refreshing, blood-m: tonic, like Any woman who neglects female trou- 7 blcs which could be cured, ‘simply con- / d-.mns herself to the life of an invalid. . ' G.F.P. (Gerstle’s Female Panacea), the great rem edy for female disorders, has stood the crucial test of time for scores of years, and has always been so uni versally successful in the treatment of women’s diseases that we are Belling it under a money-back guarantee. Nothing could boa better test of our confidence in >hl3 preparation, and no offer could put the medicine to a severer trial, yet G. IT. P. (Ger,tie’s Female Panacea) upholds its past reputation so perfectly and infallibly that we make 52S2&* cause should see Mr. once. Nearly every city In America has contributed liberally to the fund. It will be dispensed In an endeavor to alleviate the suffering of the race that has been the victim of so many atrocities in Russia. It Makes Pale Cheeks Pink It Is a pure, harmless, medicinal tonic, made from vegetable ingredients, which relieve female pain and distress, such as headache, backache, bowel ache, dizziness, chills, scanty or profuse menstru- Mcmorializcd Mr. Owing*. One of the interesting features of the Georgia Synod's convention this week was the reading of a memorial on the life and labors of Rev. W. R. Owing*. Hr. Owing* was for a time president of Young’s Female College here. The memorial was read by Rey. R. E. Douglass of Macon. ,|„firfr MISS DENHAM TO WED. Marriage is Announced for .the Twenty-ninth. Capt and Mrs. W. B. Denham have anounced the marriage of their daughter, Helen, to Dr. Frederick C. Barfield of Savannah. Miss Denham . has many rleatlves in Thomasvllle, , and Is well kndwn to the yonng peo- , pie of the city. The wedding wlU , take place on the 29th of this month ] at the yonng lady’s home in Savan- 1 nah. ] It Is tho only female remedy sold under a guarantee which means relief or no money spent. You can choose between this remedy and a heavy doctors bill. > ‘‘I had miscarriage, and 1 fe since ha$ been a misery. Doctors failed to relieve me, and I was unable to move without assistance. I l began G. F. P. (Gerstle's Female Panacea.) took two h bottles and could get up and walk. It if now keeping me up . ft (ol «n do my house work, and I am improving steadily. A Mas. Elizabeth McDaniel, Sneads, Fla. M $1.00 PER BOTTLE JR at all Druggist*. Pensacola, Nov. 14.—Dr. Porter, state health officer has Issued a warning to travelers that the quar antine against Pensacola has not been raised for other Florida points. Per sons coming from Pensacola to other parts of the State via states north of Florida will be stopped. Mrs. B. D. Fudge of Balnbrldge is In the city and Is being warmly gree- ed by her host of friends. She Is In charge of the Bon Air Hotel there and says that It is full and running over nil the time with guests. This goes'io show that the traveling public knows a good thing for there Is no better betel Keeper In the state than Mrs. Fudge. A liquid cold cure and the only Cough Syrup which moves the bowels —works nil cold out of the system —is ennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar. Clears tho head and throat and makes weak lungs strong. Best for Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. Children love it. Sold by Bracey Pharmacy. Gentle Medicine Co., . Chattanccga, Tenn. Thi* guarantee authorises any druggist to refund tho pur chase price of* bottle of G.F.P. (Gerstle’s Female Panacea) to any woman who buys it and <e not benefited by its- use. Mr. Morris Weeslotky, one of Al bany’s leading business men, wss In town yesterday on his way to Cairo. Game and oysters are icse days with William 1 er, at the Elk* Club. It Is a building, strength-making medicine for women, the only medicine that Is certain to do you good. Try it Sold by every druggest In $1.00 bottles. WRITE US A LETTER freely and frankly, In strictest confid ence, telling us *11 your symptoms and troubles. We will send free advice (In plain sealed en,elope), how to curs them. Address: Ladies’ Advisory Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, lean. “YOU ARE FRIENDS of mine,” writes Mrs. F. L. Jones, of Gallatin, Tenn.: “For since taking Cardul I have gained 35 lbs., and am In better health than for the past 9 years. I tell my husband that Cardui is worth its weight in gold to all suffering ladies.”