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THKY DONT PAT.
Corporation. Fan to Onbc
Across With Cash.
Plana for Prncevlon And Exercise* at
tee's Rlrthday Celebration.
Hon C. ?. Hansell, muter of cere-
monlca for the Lee's birthday cele
bration Saturday has Issued the fol
lowing schedule of plans for the day
The John Triplett Chapter, Child
ren of the Confederacy, will meet at
the residence of Mrs. S. L. Hayes on
Broad street and march to the Court
Atlanta, Jan. IB.—Forty Georgia
Corporations hare failed to pay
their taxes’ for 1103. The time for
payment expired December 20, and
the companies are liable for '7 per
cent Interest from that date until the
taxes’are paid. The Augusta Street
'procession sifter
; is, 1007.
unusual spurt
i In his
t the
was
> It
i
which he seems to be particularly
well adapted.
As a discovertT) by’’reputat'.on”
he deserves a Columbian medal.
1 have a reputation of "dragging
down’’ people and enterprises, 1 am
glad to know It, even Wt this late
m date. For I think It Is truly the
lowest of all traits of character. I
shall begin to change at once anil my
friends will rejoice at the brilliant
reform ttiat will follow.
On the other hand, my weekly loi
ters from this point to this paper,
The South Georgia Progress and the
South Georgia Home for the past ten
years, go to prove the utter falsity
of such' an accusation.
As to a proclivity for tenure of of-
See-as |n some other bad traits, wc
are about even. During nearly 21
years cl professional life I have
taught only «eren different schools
and have mem, hut once. I was
eiected for tout years to the school
at this place, with but one applica
tion for the position and the minutes
of the board which I have before me
show thatjhe lamented M. Wilkes,
his father a man of reuse and a good
man loved and respected by all was
a moving spirit for several years On
sald bosrd. For tho eighth time 1
have lately teen elected (for twelve
months this time) principal ot ono of
the largest and best schools In Thom
as county, by a board ot the best and
most Intelligent men In the county.
Come, Some Go and Others
Remain at Home.
Government bonds have just been
Issued bearing 2 per cenl interest.
Your savings account with us will
1 4 per cent.. We Invite small, remedies
" zj larger ones.
, SAVINGS BANK.
MONSTER PARASITE REMOVED.
Great triumph for Col. Dillingham—
Removes Large Tape worm from
Albany Citizen—He Tries tc
Thank Col. Dillingham at the free
Show.
A triumph for Col. Dillingham's
modern Intelligence and
up-to-date methods Is recorded In
House, starting promptly at II
: a. m.
The John B. Gordon Chapter, U
—. C. will meet at the Van Duzer
corner. Board and Washington
‘i. and will join the procesalon
Immediately In rear of the children.
The Sons of Veterans will join the
~ A C.
Veterans will
meet Id the court house square and
march luto tbs court room on the
arrival of the head of the procession.
- 1 i the successful removal of a large
Judge Robert G. Mitchell Is in Tif- j tape norm from a citizen of Albany,
tan. | This gentleman had been thus affect
ed for the past six years and he re-
Col. J. -N. Adams of Boston spent j cently told a reporter of his unavail-
yesterday here on business.
Misses Mamie and Blanche Par
ker went down to Boston yesterday-
afternoon for a short visit.
Col. J. U. Merritt, one of Thom
as county's leading attorneys, came
over from Boston Monday to try-
some cases In city court.
March—Mlsa Nellie Pringle.
Prayer—Rev. J. M. Outler.
Music, "Bonnie Blue Flag"—Miss
Evelyn Mallard and Children of Con
federacy.
Address—Capt. W. M. Hammond,
Violin Solo, Dixie.
Delivery of Crosse*.
Music—Messrs. Watt
Song, "Old Time Confederates,”—
by everybody.
Meeting of W._ D. Mitchell Camp
P. C. V. No. 423.
Dinner for all Confederates.
Mr. J. M. Shepherd, reprectn.'utlie
of the Ttmes-Enterprlse at Salem
was here Thursday at the Ma
sonic contention.
Rev. Reese Griffin of Pavo was la
the city yesterday snroute to bin
home In Pavo after attending the dis
trict conference In Pelham.
Mr. W. S. Blackshear, who has
been In Rochelle for several weeks
Is much kmiiroved In health, and baa
returned to Thomasville.
FRFIT NOT HURT.
Pearlier not Yet Injured by Warm
Weather liut Fears arc Felt.
Rev. E. E. Rose of Brinson and
Rev. I. E. McKellar of Cairo were
here Friday on their way to their
homes from the Methodist preach
ers’ meeting at Pelham|
METCALFE MENTION.
Atlanta, Jan. 15.—»As yet tho
peach crop In Georgia Is not In ser
ious danger. Such Is the opinion of
Statu Entomologist R. 1. Smith, who
has returned from an Inspection of
orchards near 8pnrtn and Fort Val
ley, the great Elborta peach section.
Prof. Smith says that the buds
have swollen \ery little, and that the
big growers of that section are not
prehenslve now.
The danger lies, however, In a con
tinuance of prevailing weather for a
week or ten days. That would send
the dormnnt life coursing through
tho trees and swell the buds so that
severe void or frost would annihilate
the crop.
Whnt People are Doing In That Busy
Town.
(By the School Girls.)
Mrs. E. E. Rose, and two children
Albert and Helen of Brinson spent
Saturday nnd Sunday with Miss
Bessie Copeland,
Rev. Roose Griffin of Tavo was
nere Friday.
Professor W. H. Searcy and lit
tle sen Frank visited relatives In
Cairo Snturdny and Sunday.
Messrs John Cone and lean Eason ,
of the Poston neighborhood visited
he family of Dr. \V. A. Monroe R til
ing efforts to rid himself of the mon
strous parasite. This Is the brief
story: "I had been afflicted with
ape worm for more than six years
and have at times employed five di
fferent physicians and taken an en
mous amount of medicine, none of
which resnlted In affecting a cure.
At tlmea small portion* of the worm
were removed, but the head (till re
mained and In a few weeks the worm
would again grow and bother me aa
much as ever. My wife heard of Col
Dillingham saying In one of his lec
tures at the free concert In Albany
that he would remove tape worms
from a certain number of patients
free of charge, and also pay the par
ty bringing the patient to him or
Monday evening. With little faith
that he could do anything for me af
ter so many others had failed, I went
to Col. Dillingham. He gave me some
medicine, told me not to eat any
breakfnst and to take the medicine
In the morning. I did as directed
and passed a large tape worm which
my mother took to Col. Dillingham
which he Is showing In Albany now
This time. Just as he promised the
worm was removed head and all
You can Imagine how greatly relie
ved I am at the knowledge that I
again will never be afflicted with that
monster. At time It gave great pains
in the stomach and caused me to feel
sick and weak. Today I feel well and
strong, and I don’t know how much
to thank Col. Dillingham nnd (he
Plant Juice remedies. Tlioy are cer
tainly entitled to the confidence of
tho people, for they have done for
me what 1 have paid six doctors for
trying to do. He said he would re-
ous and genial- manner that neither
she nor her .husband should feci In
debted to him; that be was only to
glad to do what he could for suTer-
Ing humanity and that he rejoiced
fully as much as either of them at
the happy result.
Mr. H. Y. Fcrrill Testifies.
Mr. Ferrlll is a romlnent. farmer
who formerly lived near Dewitt and
Is at present a resident of Albany,
Ga. To a reporter he said ”1 am at
times troubled with a severe head
ache coming from catarrh which al
most sets me crazy. M hearing also
becomes defective from the same
cause. Col. Dillingham just said l) e
would cure the worst case of head
ache In one minute with Plant Juice
Liniment. The Ihoment he Invited
those wishing to be operated on for
any ailment to come upon the stand
I was suffering with one of the se
verest heahaches I ever had.
sooner had he applied the liniment
than the pain left my head as If by
magic. He then applied it behind
my ears and Immediately there was
a distinct Improvement In my hear
ing. I am simply astonished at the
healing power possessed by Plant
Juice remedies. The whole world
should know about them.” *
Four or five others told the re
porter of cures performed for them
selves of frlpnds, which, for lack of
rpace cannot be Inserted In this ar
ticle. but all go to show what ji hold
WANT COLUMN
LOST—One Day mare mule, six years
old. Dish-faced, tanned under
belly, bush of tall nearly worn off.
Reward of $5 If returned to W. O.
Stewart, Ochlockonee, Ga.
12-28-wky-tf
WANTE- -Gentleman or Judy to
travel lor mercantile hou?e of
large capital. Territory at home
or abroad to suit. If desirable
the home may be used as head
quarters. Weekly salary of $1,000
per year and expen sen. Address,
with stump, Jos. A. Alexander,
'ThorraavIHe, Ga.
there remedies have taken on the
confidence of the people, which they
merit and will retain. These reme
dies can be obtained under a posi
tive guarantee If not benefltted mon
ey refunded at the following drug
store: Montgomery & MacIntyre, of
Thomasville, On.
James A. Mnllette has been given
the position of bookkeeper for the
Mallette-Arnold Brick Co. He will
retain his present position at the
National Bank and all orders for
brick left with him will be given
prompt attention. The Brick Co.
will be incorporated Immediately and
Its business greatly extended.
Second Hand and
New Cane Mill
For sale at a reduced price. One
number 2 Kentucky Power Mill sec
ond band. One 2 roller Kentucky
mill, animal power, new. Or.- •
Inch 1 roller In iron frame, anlm.i,
power, new. 3 seta 2 roller 13 in
cane mills, new, animal power.
THOMASVILLE IRON WORKS
Thomasville, Ga.
ORINO
Laxative Fruit Syrup
Pleasant to take
The new laxative. Does
not gripe or nauseate.
Cures stomach and liver
troubles and chronic con
stipation by restoring the
natural action of the stom
ach, liver and bowels.
Refuse substitutes. Prloe 00o*
For sale by Montgomery & MacIn
tyre, Thomasville, Ga. N
JOlfDAN GI ESSED WRONG.
Death of an Infant.
On Inst Tuesday evening, Jan. Sth
at 8:30 the death angel entered the
home of Mr. nnd Mr*. T. H. McNeill
or this city, and took from them thdlr
precious babe Agnes Kate, aged 3
months and 22 days.
She was sick only a few days and
For the fifth time I* was last fall lull that medical skill could do was
elected without solicitation on my done but the Lord saw fit to take tho
part, ha. principal of Meigs graded I little one home,
achool, which now, doubtless has the The funeral services was conduc-
Inrgcst enrollment of any time in! ted by Rev. A. W. Dealer nt Big
•lx year*, and la still growing. ! Creek church and the little body
As to public acta— well he nor I j was laid to rest at that place,
are capable or uable to do anything The grief-stricken parents have
worthy of notice. Our public lives | the heart-felt sympathy of their
, I am willing to many friends.' \Yhlle*lt seems hard
Intel-1 for them to give up their little darl
ing they do not grieve ns those who
that -grieves me (have no hope for they know she is
that be promises to j only gone on ahead and is safe In
in “dragging me j the arms of Jesus. •
opportunity offers.
Mrs. Joe White of Quincy, Fla.. Is
vUlting relatives.
ie Infant son of Mr. and Mrs B.
move it head aud all In one hour. It
turned out exactly ns he promised Special Taxes.
It would, nnd I want to say In youri All parties who are required by
paper thut I owe Col. Dillingham law to register with the ordinary for
more than I can ever hope to pay.”
During the evening of Col. Dil
lingham’s stay In Albany Mrs. Yank
His Figures on This Year’s Cotton
^Crop Already Exceeded.
Gilbert, who lives near the city came
to the .stand of Col. Dillingham to
F. Smith Is quite sick at their homo » how hlm what 8hc had ln a J° r ’ and
on Dread street. >'° conve > - to hlm her '” and her hu9 -
Mrr. S. L Dalton accompanied by ! band9 heartfelt thanks fir tho great
relief he had brought to their home.
Mrs. L. K. Freeman left Mondav for
Thomasville. where they will tpendj Co1 ’ Dillingham, In his usual genor-
Atlanta, Jan. 11.—The estimate
of Harvle Jordan, president of the
Southern Cotton Association of 11,-
500,000 bales of cotton for the sea-
special taxes, aro requested to do so| 80n of 190 6-7, has already been ex-
at once. On the list of those who ate j needed by the Juuuai'y giutter’a re
subject to this special tax aro pho- port ot 11,750,944. The final gln-
tograpbera. auctioneers, pool an 1 Ler’s report will be Issued to tho
billiard table., ten pin alleys, ped- public next March.
dlers. itinerant dealers, dealers In
pistols and , cartridges, cigarettes,
pawn brokers, pejjlers of agrlcul-
.Ural imprements, bicycles, real es
tate agents, bankers, etc.
take my Job away
that, especially after
la such galling
deceived. This 1.
ie old spell
Get out of
The Charming Woman.
Is not necessarily one of perfect
form and features. Many a Plain
woman who could never serve aa an
artist's model, poeaesaee those rare
qualities that all the world admires;
neatness, clesr eyes, clean smooth
skin and that sprlghtllnesa of step
waya. and ? nd . ? ctlon ‘hat accompany good
I health. A physically weak woman
plane. In the j Is never attractive, not even to her-
Wllkes the I *° ,f ' Electric Bitten restore weak
j women, give strong nerves, bright
■elf appointed eyes, smooth, velvety skin, beautl-
! f,, l complexion. Guaranteed at all
rfl-nwHat. 5() C| Q
Melga Graded I druggist*.
and every-
flno hogs tu
to be killed,
and the light
month water for
Finders are out.
kept till cold
Atlanta Reporter Here.
Mr. Royal Daniel, one of the
young reporters of the Atlanta Jour
nal waP ln Thomasville and vicinity
yesterday. Mr. D&nlel preserved an
sir of mystery, as to his errand in
8onth Georgia, but he' Is quite a
sleuth, and It Is surmised that he
was here to Investigate the Futch
tor hl« paper.
few days with relatives.
Mian Noma Monroe Is visiting In
Boston this week.
Miss Uulli Stringer returned from
Cairo Sunday.
Mr. Sam Stringer went to Cairo
Monday on business.
Miss Charlie Cone, nnd Mr. Phcs-
ter of Boston were here Sunday.
Messrs Fleming and Rayban of
Fclkel, Fla., were here Fridny.
Mrs. C. S. Russell gave a dime
party for tho school Improvement
club Friday evening. There t were
eighty people present. Hot choco
late and cake were served.
Election day passed off very quiet.
We have the same marshal for the
new year. Mr. J. P. Hancock.
The Meigs writer said something
about having an orange tree over
there with fruit on It. but Just think
we had sevoral trees here that bore
fruit, nnd aeven lemons grown la a
certain yard here lu town so large
that you could not get one In a quart
measure. It he had been here last
winter when a hog weighing 340
pounds was butchered he would not
say any more about large hogs.
To feel itrong. have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and en
joy life, use Burdock Blood Bitters,
the gr-at system tonic and builder.
Dewitt’s Little Early Risers, re
liable 'little pills. Recommended by
Mom-.- •- 6 MacIntyre. D
The People’s Saving Hank don’t
send your money away, see? Sec
their ad. 23tf,
Grew
Miss Wallice’s
Hair
AND WE CAN
PROVE IT.
EVERYBODY CAN HAVE NICE HAIR
NOW, and you don’t have to wait around
weeks and months for results either. You
will see improvements from the very first
application.
HcrtUirTUkoon New Lit. end Craw. I
Feet Loaftr than It was Befora.
trtm feet looser
"It is woriv over five feet tong and keeps right
M growing, it seems to fairly crawl oat of my
icrIp, it it to glossy mod nice too.
DoixlerinewfinSwRys havens? best wishes.
Sincerely,
JEANBTTE WAU4CB.
This GREAT HAIR-GROWING REMEDY
can now be had at all Drufgi&s in three
sizes, 25c., 50c. and $1.00 p«r bottle.
FREE
JEANETTE WALLICE,
*43 W. 14th 8tree*. NEW YORK CITY,
To thow bow quickly Dondartno
e will send a Urge «ample
free by return mail to anyone who
tends this advertisement to the
Knowlton Danderlne Co* Chicago, with their
e a*d address sad tea cents in silver or stampo
to psy postage.