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Hundreds of Travelers Get Mad, But None Get Hurt. Philadelphia, Dec,- 1Ine with the action taken by executive Officers Of the' Pennsylvania and the New York Central to thk effect that no free passes jrlll be issued after January l extept'to railway employe* the BalUmor* and Ohio, the Erie and' fpMJjm Sunday’s Issue. “TntaS 0B the A. C. L. was badly demMflxed yesterday. The cause waaKtrelght wreck five miles this flSflw Waycross. ’ There were no the accident but it play. WBj^^^wIth the running time of tfjpSjS^rhe train lost sixteen ears 1 o( J.Y®f ra<:k and 11 was plowed up for several hundred yards. As ai result the train due here at 4:20 Frl- J day ahernoon reached here at a /.“lordly morning. The train I dup' here at 1 o'clock Friday night r^M’homasvttle at 3 o’clock oa',^<&d*y after^lm. The reg ular morning and afternoon trains the Delaware, ^gtawknna and Weat- 1 . ern have, made similar' dnnounce- ■ meats. Thiels In accord with a> Uion taken by Xhe T^unk Lino Asso- Harvie Jor< program for^ the SoutherJ New Orleans elation. The board of directors of the Pennsylvania hare' approved. President Cassatt's order. Conventloi j PAYABLE ON DEMAND. If you carry money on your person or have it In your homo. It Is "pay- j able on demand” when the burglar comes around. You not only Jose your money but your life la In dan ger. Foofctha burglar aad deceit your money In THIS bank. Your money will be tafe and you will en joy good health *because the moat healthful thing Is a bank account there are no' microbes In It to kteal away yoar peace of mind. There Is no 1>lace:so cafe for hard earned'dollars as the Btroag bnrglar proof safe at the BanV of Coolldge. Our bank hag the great advaatalps of Depository. Guarantee Fund, which Insures your mouy against loss from any and all causes. You should open an account with ua at once. If yor are out of town write us and learn to bank by mail. Cotton may be on the< road to IE cents. The tanners' aro enjoying the greatest feast of'thetr lives. Ev erything they produce Is btlnglng good prices, but their greatest Joy Is having a VMkHke the Bank of Deposits are lulMHA '-’J ' n„. SB - 1111 1 nf X,H by W. L. n* iultiivs.s, "T1i<’3SmN; -[/'J' ■ Hon. H:i rvl.> X; fin Cotton .1 (1 ll H’j'S, •( '<>-<» by Hon. 10. A pi-- i< 1 «■ :it Co - o | >• ■ j;t the ■ f ’VV [, I i H pointnifiit of nna nifiil. A t tt i noon < 1 rcss, '• Foreign*!*;,'V,'' Fields," by HoiiBH ’ <l:ile, .Miss., "ViiliK' of .Mann'■' A; f *wi i'il to tie- 1> \ Tompkins • -i <*i B <-rs." by .Inhn Fir. t Xa t Iona • In < ; ad.)aS Night. h* hsini^H 1 SS3 1 . 1 1 i 1 1 ■ ■ '■ SI |Tw| ! * 11 1 ■< 1 |M. . ill' W lWjjj >V)ijlll’.'.rn I’niinii fjpM ji-- ; . 4 ■ "‘j dale, Miss., (IisruyMon;^|H.O'.Tj" , i gJ lie of the Southern Cottoi^^BSflf tion to tlie South," by Hon. Jacowny, Dardanelle, Ark., dtl^fl slon adjournment. ' Morning session, Friday, January 12, S o’clock—Address, "Object and Coolldge to deal with. Insured against loss just' UP; your house Is insured against lire. We try to give our friends '’value receiv ed la return for the buslnese done with us at the same time we want them to know that we appreciate their patronage. ’ Do not postpono opening an account with ua because your Income Is small. A single dol lar a month la enough to'start' w^h and then the way win be' easy. ^ • ,P. a. Mallory, (Sumer. J2-4t 'iT'Judge Robert G. Mitchell of the Southern circuit, was offered the va cancy on the eupreme court bench I'made vacant by Judge Candler’s resl- gnat.An before it was accepted by Judge Atkinson. By declining the honor, Judge Mitchell deserves the “hanks of the people of the Southern circuit who' would otherwise have been deprived of his valuable ser- vices. During the past term of Tift superior court, JuBge Mitchell and Solicitor General TTipmas did work Bn the people of the new county that they will ever remember. They are a strong team, and work well in harness together.—Tlfton Gazette. n aRgpH V I > V. to all of this public controri^^B| the town takes on a large number of employes and these employes are apt to be organized as a political machine. Boss Murphy Observed In Nfiw York before the last election that If that city took on the owner ship and control of lighting, power and transportation, Tammany would entrench Itself In office for fifty years Think of what a machine Chicago could sot up with Its street cars and electric plants dominated by the poli tical leaders! ‘ The question of politics arose very promptly In Thomnsvllle. Before the election for mayor tt was repeat ed. from mouth to mouth and finally crept Inti Mr. Cliff Dekle of Atlanta and Mr. Bert Dekle of Tampa are In town, making a holiday vtglt to their par ents. nf "Mnaril'im" v. i 1 r '“g.U nf "The Hickory lint only playing marked rartl^HH nst them, but 13 carrying a cold iWH up each sleeve. Cano Juice was once good enough for the producer, but this same boy now tickles hlspalatc with Mumms. • Clark & Co. bta, S. Carolina, "Fdrmer, Bank) Syrup from overwork nnd had a chroniH rough for years. I had tried so many remedies without help that I had lost faith in medicine. My daughter bought me a bottle of YInoI. It sim ply worked wonders for me; it cured my cough and brought back health and strength and I am better than X have been for years.” We can only ask every one In Thomasville who needs such p ’ cine to try Vinol on ou** return their ro*'* Thomas * * irnment. HALL WON’T HUN. Hon. Joe Hill Hall of Macon has an nounced that he will not enter the race for Governor of Georgia. This Is In contradiction to previous ex pressions from his friends but this is his own first positive statement. In refusing to make the race he Is acting wisely. He could not bo elected, he has not the money to make a campaign and Ills health poor, surely a sufficiency r ‘ Mr. Hall is the po~ god and err- lead'* print that one of the can- 1 didates had offered places in the electric works to leaders in exchange for votes. The rumor Itself was a great shock to the people who wanted to keep the electric plant out of pol itics entirely. The candidates de nied any such bargain but the tempt ation to farm these places out in re turn for political favors must have been very great and men who are running for office are Just human. With a tempting plum like an elec-1 trie plant before them the mar * was willing to deal wit* and distribute te*** a mighty goo ed mayor. TL finally <l*‘<t<’<l any such deal, in a small scale t. expect if they go of municipal owne lighting requires tec Political favoritism w. furnishing very poor lig of a rather intermittent Albany, Georgia Erister Ashcraft, Florence. Ala., dis cussion; adjournment. Morning session, Saturday, Jan uary 13, 9 o’clock—Address, “Feder al Bureau of Cotton Statistics,” by L. F, Livingston, M. C., Covington, Oa., discussion; address, by Hon. John Temple Graves, Atlanta, Ga., discussion; address, “The Newspaper and Its Relation to the Southern Cot ton Association,” by Mr. H. Y. Brooke, Luverne, Ala., discussion. Afternoon session, 3 p. m.—Ad dress, “Capitalization,” by Mr. S. A. Witherspoon, Meridian, Miss., dis cussion; address, "(Organization in Arkansas,” by Mr. B. F. Burnett, president Arkansas Division South ern Cotton Association, 'tJhickalah. Ark., discussion; address, “Concert The best Cane Mill on the market today; is the Southerland Cane Mill Twenty sizes and styles for steam or horse p-wer, two and three rollers. All who place their order on or before xovembet first will be given wholesale prices. We manufacture Grate Bars and Furnace Doors for syrup furnaces. Wff have just leeeived two car loads of Engines, Boilers and Duplex Steam Pumps General Foundry and Machine Shop, Catalog and prices on application. All inquiries given close attention. jig.' D. T. SUTHERLAND Foundry, Bainbridge, Ga. Mr. Charles S. Hebard a of Philadelphia arrived in ville in time to receive holida lngs from their Southern f They are at their home on the Front. Machine works