Weekly times enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1905-????, December 13, 1907, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextU'liutr-iif'ss amt Constipation, •'or years I was troubled with bli- lsbeys end Vcristlrnflon, whlef Doai^ Kidney Pills. I havo^ soma •fur fliem on band now and always. I will have a supply bandy. My back and kidneys have formerly , gtren me a let ot trouble. V often set , wet, and sometimes when I take cold it settled In my back-. Doan’s Kid* noy Pills have .knocked tbls sort of backache out of me several times I used to think It wee malaria and took several different Unda of med icine, beeldee rubbing my bask with liniments, but 1 bare come to And -out that It was tire kidneys. To take Doan’s Kidney Pills is lust like oiling s squeaking wagon. They set , the kidneys going and as long .as . they continue to act properly there • Is never any backache. Ton can put me down as n friend to Doan’s Kidney Pills. When I ge flshlngl want a rod. When I go bnnnng f want a gun. When X bare the backache I want Doan’s Kidney Mils." For sale by nil dealers. Price 50 Nats Foster-Mllbnrn Co., Buffalo. New York, solo agents for the United States. ' .• Remember the Dame—Doan’s— and take so etbor. Notice. I bare received the Acte of the Legtilatnre for 190T and am ready to deliver them to all J. P.’s, and N. P.’s and Ex-O. J. P.’a In Thomas county. WM. M. JONES. Ord. W. H. LEAHY. O. P. Agt Atlanta. Oa. DAVID PORTER, Art ThnmasvJUe. Oa. WEEKLYl FRIDAY DECEMBER IS, 1007. THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA. Do you wanragood position—one of the better sort—one worth having? If you do, take a course of business and short hand training in this old reliable school. Call or write for full information to A. W. BALL, President. LEGAL ADVERTISMENTS ADMINISTRATORS SALE Georgia, Thomas county. By virtue of an order of the court •f ordinary of said county will be sold at public outcry on the first Tuesday, in January 1908 at the court house in said county, between the usual hours of sale the following rea} ectate situate in Thomas county; one town lot number three (3) In column three (3> west In square letter G. G. in the survey of the town <>f Thomas-, at a polnt on the orlglnal Smith rilta Georgia. containing one half I, g((M lot 102 known a8 the 80IIth . **!',. a . west corner of William McMath'B Also all that tract P • 1 land; thnnea northerly to the land* l «nd situate, lying and being_ln the f K nJbb and oth J thence t0 city of Thomasvllle Ga., and descrlb- wc6t „ ne of the lot . thence 80uth Ao the origltinl south line of said lot; sad to satisfy the same; towlt: Tbt city lot In that part o fths city of Thomasvllle, Ga., known as Fletch- orvllle lying between the residence lotB of Joseph Crovatt and W. L. Howell, fronting 62 1-2 feet on the south margin of Jackson street, and running back at. right-angles with Jackson street 180 feet. Also 80 acres of land more or less, being that part ot lot number 102 in the 13th "trlct of said county, known as the David J. Hall place, and beginning Trees for Many Purposes Oranges, Lemons and Grape Fruit for tropical planting; Peaches,* Plums and Pears especially adapted to the South; Persimmons, Pecans, Hardy Roses, Shade Trees, Hedge Plants, Flowering Shrubs, etc. Taber’s Trees Thrive they are of the choicest varieties and have been grown from superior stock, .j ideal location and under the care of expert nurserymen. Booklet, "Past, lent and Future,** and complete catalogue, free. GLEN SAINT MARY NURSERIES COMPANY / [v, L TABER. Pm. A Trrw. Box20. GLEN SAINT MARY, FLA. U. I1ARJLDIIUME, Sco J, DE £r\ws BE DE HAMMERS FTles SOLD BY, 'VY. J. WH ITE, GOOLTDGE, Ga. IOCKLtBtRRY\ “The Cigar You Are After” Many men are switching from one brand of cigars to another. Not so with the Huckleberry smoker; he is a repeater. Lee Ro> Myera €o. *d as follows; Beginning ninety- seven (97 and one-third (1-3) foet from the corner of Stephens and Washington streets, the property bought from P. G. Fallls by Robert Benrdon, running along 'Stephens street west thirty-five (35) feet to land owned by Billie Moore, thence south along said lino of said lot own ed by said Moore one hundred and twenty feet (120), thence easterly thirty-five feet, th'enco northerly bark to starting point? one hundred and twenty (120) feet said Iffnd being same described In deed from R. Bran don to Lillie Stuart recorded in Book D. D. page 653. Terras cash. ‘ M. A. FLEET WOOD. Adm. G. W. Williams. • . 12-6-41 ADMINISTRATORS SALE. Georgia. Thomas county: By virtue of an order of the court of ordinary of said county, will bo 30’d at public outcry on the first Tues day in January 1908 at the court aouse in said county between the usual hours of sale the following real Estate to wit. All that tract of land lying and .being on the east ride of the north prong of Reedy Creek, ho-j Ing part of lot No. 380 in the loth j district of Thomas county containing 200 acres more or less. Also the following land lying and being in the town of Pavo, Georgia, known as tho T. .T. Ticker nlaco, said contain one acre bounded ns fa* ,vs, beginning at a lino on Harris Afreet right on the county line, run ning due north on county lino street seventy yards* thence oast 70 yards, thence south 70 yards, thence west 70 yards to starting point. Also that, tract or parcel of land lying and being In tho 8th district of Colquitt county, Ga., and being In the city of Moultrie being part of lot No. 262 in said district, the same containing 1-4 of nn acre and bound*- Pil n« follows: East by lands of T. W. Davis, north by lands of E. W. Anderson, west by land of A. D. Pnt- tersdn and on the south by King street. Also a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in tho 8th dls- | trlct of Colquitt county Georgia, the I same being and lying In the Booth ■ West corner of lot of land No. 14 3. i bounded an follows,|on the south and | west by original lines on the north by i T. B. Pyles, east by John Plymil, at ! the run of Branch, containing 7;» j acres more or less, i Terms cash. MAMIE F. DAVIS. Adm. T. W. Davis 12-6-4t thence to the point of beginning. Property pointed out by plaintiffs. Levy made this December 2nd, 1907. T. J. HIGHT, Sheriff. ADMINISTRATORS SALE. By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of said county, will be sold at public outcry on the first Tuesday In January, 1908, at the court house iu said county, between the usual hours of sale, the following real es tate, situate In Thomas county; to- wit: A certain tract of land lying and being iu tho 13th district of Thomas county Georgia, bouided on the north by lands of Watson & Gib son. south by A. C. Thompson, east by lot No. 172 and on the west by Watson & Gibson and R. C. Wheel er. being the east, half of lot No. 151 containing 228 acres, more or less. T;rms cash. M. A. FLEETWOOD, Adm J. K. Philips. 12-6-4t MAKERS Ask Your Cigar Man Makes a Woman Look Ten Years Younger Because It takes a great weight oil her mind . . Jell»0 Solves tho daily Dessert problem. By using Jell-0 it is possible to servo a different dessert every day in tho year. J el 1-0 can be prepared in stantly!—simply add boiling water _ . uud snt to cool. 7 flavors. 10c. *s*<a package a t all grocers. • Hie Genesee Pore F«o4 Co., LeRoy, N. T. VUUonrbooth^^i^t^vnE^o^ti^^^l That Roddenbery Is fast gaining ground in tho various counties tha “Grim Jiggs** has been claiming as his stronshold is manifest, by many flattering reports that daily come tb us. DiECUBsing the congressional race yesterday a Decatur county citizen who was in our city for & few hours 3iid: “There is no doubt thi^, Rodden bery is growing stronger in Decatur county ©very day. The great mass if country people are especially ral lying to his standard. On the west side of Flint river, out In the Donal- Youvllle and Iron City districts al most the entire vote wilt be for Rod- donberry. Since the debate held in Bainbridge a few weeks ago, Roddcn- berry has been gaining ground stead ily and despite the efforts that the Griggs men have made to make it ap pear that tho present congressman had the vote of Decatur county cin ched the facts that have come fn from the surrounding territory in no wise bears out this view. If Decatur is not found In the Roddenberry column I will bo very much surpris ed.’’ Panama Canal—Erie Canal. Machinery Is digging the Panama canal a thousand times quicker than gomery 4b MacIntyre. Machinery produces L. ft M. paint at GO times less cost for labor, than if made by lmnd. Tho L. M. gift)* Hjo best job in the worlfl, because L. ft M. zinc hard ens L. Sr. 11. white lead and makes L. ft U. Paint wear like Iron for 10 to 15 years. . It only requires 4 gallons of this celebrated paint and 3 gallons of lin seed oil nt 60 cents per galon, to ptoir.t a moderate sized house. U any defect exists in L. ft M. paint, will repaint house for nothing. Sold by John G. Burney, Boston, Ga.. and. Bracey Pharmacy, Thom&s- villo. Ga. PERSONAL •Rev. Reese Griffin of Pavo Friday in the city shopping * Miss Amanda Neel Is In Metcalfe oh a visit to relatives. Mr. G. C. Owen of Cooliaga spent Friday in town on business. Mr. J. J. Parramore of Boston was In Thomasvllle Thursday for a short Mr. T. D. Winn left yesterday for a short business trip on the Coast Line Miss Eleanor Hopkins left yester day for a short visit to friends in Montlcello. Mrs. Elizabeth McLoud who has been visiting Miss Alberta Walker returned to Quitman Friday. Mrs. Ira Dekl? of Ochlochneo was a visitor to Thomasville Friday. LOST—Note given by W. M. Carlisle to W. R. Culpepper, * $46.<)0 due Oct. 1st. $35 credit, Reward for return. 4t Rev. D. H. Parker of Boston spent Thursday in Thomasville. «1<W Reward, 9100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at lea3t Mr. Nelson Brooks of Boston spent Thursday in the city on business. Mr.‘Will Mash has been in tho city for a few days visiting relatives. Mr. Jab. M. Jones of Boston was In town Thursday spending the day with bis father Judge W. M. Jones. Tho weather man imported twen- une drt’Jided disease that science hn* ; been sble to cure in nil its stages, and j ty seven degree Wednesday night. ! ro the < being : quires ™ >3 told* than any this win modi ml fraternity. Catarrh j ter. :\ constitutional disease, rc-' constitutional treatment, ’fairs Catarrh Cure is taken inter* * ”11 v -''Meg dlrectlv upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of the system.: thereby, destroying* tho foundation of ■ V* (ittmfixt*, and .glvlnc the patient building un the constl- assisting nature in doing The proprietors have so in Its curative powers that ! i ■ ■ i kll.i.lMnJ ilnltl. I*. It. Mr. Wubrter Edwards of this city tas returned from his old home in Husiac, Fla. lie. spent a week or more renewing old acquaintances and reportfc a very pleasant visit. l.-M dollar? fnr weak KIDNEYS MAKE WEAK von; n anils in yoi k is ii.sk a’.l the time If you.keep jour uu-n about you. You uoo so ninny llulf* tilings you buy bo. ausf- the money if ko handy. You.wouldn't buy ft>iR ot them if you had AX ACCOR XT IT THE <>I OCHLOCKOXEE. You would dcrirtt* that vo'i'flldn** rmgli *v,| r r.it*.» ’he price of those didn't buy would triable pir-inc u 1 Ever thing about chock. lit T j ADMINISTRATORS SALE. | Georgia. Thomas county: By virtue ot an ordor of tho court ; of ordinary of* said county will be 1 *old nr public outcry on the first ; Tuesday in January 1908 at thoT.ourt j attune in said county, between the I usual hours of rale the following real estate situate In ThoranBVIlle, county I y ou w towlt; All of a certain town lot. j noe( j t | one acre, more or loss, situate and j drawing a choc i lying on Stevens street, known on Jot j mftny things yc sixteen (16) in column two (2) ! block two (2) Wilson .survey known „ j the lot where the mid Buck Hall j t j,j I formerly lived. J BANK OF OCHLOOKOXE V Terms cash. M. A. FLEETWrTOD. Adm Buck Hall.' • , ',v ‘ f fc *“■* One of the best formulae known! PETITION FOR DISCHARGE. oxtornel use chb be made bv n i ! Georgia, Thomas County. | combination of kerof. n use oil. spirits' Robert Alexander, administrator • turpcntiuo> origanum, rt.er and a upon the estnte of Charles Alexan-1 moIJ j a when theso different ot!* <!er, late of said count*.’, deceased, { aro ma( j 0 an emulnlou It la the having filed his petition for discharge. m0ht penetrating of nil line-amenta, this Is to cite all persons concerned S | !lott * s Emulsified ‘*11 Liniment It to rhow cause against the granting nitw j 0 from the abov« formula’and 1? of this discharge, at the regular term / put np in half p | nt bot tie 8 in a yel- of the Court of Ordinary for saiu _ i 0 package anj sells for 25 cent** r rorr«tl pat foil. for mothers fo use is •lrive <*ongh Syrup. It good ns muffle sugar, opiates. Sold by MacIntyre. Kidnby Diseases Cause Half the Common Aches nrd IJJs of TJiom- As t nu weal: link weakens a •'ri iln, so weal: kidneys weaken the vlu.io body and hasten the final ircuklng-down. Overrork. strains, colds and other cmivcs lb jure the kidneys, and wbsn their activity is lessened (lie whol*- body suffers from the excess of ur* RRKD AT HOME CY AI.^OIMTION METHOD- If you *n.Ter from bleeding. Itch Irg. * or p;o:,\i.:!ng piles, *^ud j prison circulated In tho blood, rue yen- address, ntu! I will tell you j how to curt* yourself at heme by the new absorption treatment and wil also send some of this homo ,tyo&t Jient for trial, with references from your own locality if requested. Im mediate relief and permauont euro assured. Send no money, but tell oth era of this offer. Write today to Mrs. i. Summers, Box P, Notre Dame Ind. Aches and pains and languor and urinary ilia come, and there is an 1 4 uv ur-lncreasing tendency towards j ijialietis, and fr.tal Bright’s‘disease, j There In no real help for thft jnfferer f except kidnoy help, ■ - * m j Doan’s Kidney Pills act directly on ' tho' kidneys and cure every kidney i ill. Thomnaville cures are the proof. D. Melvin of Albany, Ga., say*: ; “I always speak a good word for |//anfa, Birmingham 6 Atlantic R. R., Grange and Atlanta & West Point R. R. the Inauguration of the echedule of the Atlanta. Birmingham LUntlc railroad now In effect e new end cc?*enl#nt route le opened ' Atlanta end polute beyond vie LeOrange, Ga. I Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic railroad train No. 1. arrlTlng La rge 5:4E p. m., makes close connection with Atlanta A West Foint |oad train No. 34, leaving LaGrange at 5:50 p. m., arriving Newnan i p*. m. and arriving Atlanta at 8:28 p. m„ connecting with all out- r night trains. , I The trip to Atlanta la through a new and beautiful territory. The 11, the same aa via other routes and the service unexcelled. X ^.ROWLAND, Traf. Mgr. Atlanta, G». ! P. SEARCY, 'com. Agt county to be held on tho first Monday J bottle yold under guarantee by In January. 1908. I .Montgomery & MacIntyre. Ifm. M. Jones, Ord. 12-8-4t: ROMANTIC MARRIAGE. Tliomnsvllle Couple Mnrrleil nt the Home of Rev. A. W. Uonler. Miss N’ollle Rigsby and Mr. Jas. F. Quinn were married at the home of Rev. A. W. Bealer Saturday night about nine o’clock. None of the friends of the young people wer.a aware of the fact that this step was contemplated nt this time find the marriage came as a’ complete surprise. Only the very Intimate friends ef the couple were present as witnesses. It was desired that the weeddlng occur without any being aware of Its happening and K was done. Mr. Quinn has been in the city for more than a year as the employee of Mr. Jas. T. Hurst In the plumbing busi ness and Miss Rigsby I* the daughter of Mr*. L. Y. Rigsby who bee charge of the Waverly House In (his city. SHERIFF’S SALE. Georgia, Thomas Connty. Notice is .hereby given that I will sell at public outcry to the highest and best bidder, within the legal hours ef sale, at the Court House In Thomaarille on tho 1st Tuesday in yanuary, 1908. the followiBg prop erty levied on under an execution Is sued from the Superior Court of the county of Thomas In this state In fav or of A. M. Watson A Co., and against J. L. Carmen, as principal, and J. W. Peacock and W. M. Miller, as securities: towlt: All that town lot or tract of. land In the town of.Coolldge In said coun ty. fronting 150 feet on the east side of Walnut street: thence egst to Main street 400 feet and being parts ‘ of town ’ lota S. No. 4, and No. 1 and No. 2 In bloeh No. t In the plat of said town of Coolldge; levied on ns tho proper- tv of WlUlam M. Miller, one of the defendants In said 11 fa, property polntld ont by plaintiffs. Levy made November 11, 1207. Also wtn.be sold at the time and place above stated the following property levied on aa the property Ilonsheys end Vcustlpnflon, i'i»do life miserable for me. My np- potlte failed me. #1 lost m.v usual foiled nnd activity. Pepsin propara lions and cathartics only made mat ters worse. I do no} mow whore I shouldh ave boon today had I not tried Chnmberlaln’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. The tablets relieve the 111 feeling at once, strengthen the digestive functions, helping tho sys tem to do Its work naturally.—Mrs. Rosa Potts, Birmingham, Ala. These tablets are for sale by Montgomery A MacIntyre, Thomasvllle, Oa. 4 PER CENT GOV’T BONDS Are at a premium—3’s are hard to get and 5’s are a thing ot the past— yet wb allow 4 per cent ba your Sav ings account at PEOPLE’S SAVINGS BANK .Mitchell House Block. Miss Tulla Gibson of Ochlochneo spent Friday In town. • .