About Weekly times enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1905-???? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1908)
■wm. SSS IEM,ffiTS XmaXLY TIMES-ENTERFRISE FRIDAY, JANUARY, 8/1907. - Rubbing with liniments, blistering the affected parts, the application of plasters, and other means of external treatment, are usually helpful in relieving the pains and aches ot Rheumatism, but such remedies do not reach the CAUSE of the disease, and are therefore in no sense curative. Rheumatism is due to an excess of nric add in the blood, brought about by indigestion, poor bowel action, weak kidneys, and a general sluggish condition «fth system.. The circulation deposits this irritating poison in the different tanodes,nerves, tissues and joints of the body, and seon the painful symptoms of Rheumatism are produced. The pains at first may be wandering and alight; but as the blood becomes mote fully saturated with the nric add poison, the disease grows worse and after awhile gets to be chronic. The slight, wander ing paint now become sharp and catting at the least exposure to dampness or night air,' or any constitntionsl irregularity, the bones ache, the muscles are not as free in actiop as before, and where the add poison is allowed to remain iq the.blood the joints often become aO clogged with corrosive snb- otances that they are Jeft permanently stiff and useless. Rheumatism ess never be rubbed away, nor can it be conquered and driven from the system until the acid-laden blood has been cleansed andpurified. No other medidnedoci this to effectually aa 8.8.8. It dissolvca and re* _ movea the impuritiea and aenda a stream of rich, strong blood to tba affected parts, wbieb yJ ~ If _ soothes the irritated nerves, inflamed muscles PURELY VEGETABLE and flesh, and the sufferer obtains relief that is permanent because the real cans* of the disease has been removed. Special book on Rheumatism and any medical advice desired free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA. 0o ysu want i good position—one of the better serf—one worth haring? 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. HT. BALL, President. BULLOCKPHOTO Confederate ©Hicer's Pie- tore Presented—Cotton Takes Slump. Washington, Dec. 27.—(Special to Tlmee-Enterprtoe)—President .Rooee velt was presented today with a pic ture of Irving Bullock an uncle of Ms who was an oflUar on the Con federate ship Alabama. Tha pre sentation pleased the'president great ly sad Miss Oalt who made the gift was tha recipient of personal thanks from Mm. Thera bas been a change in the eotton market very decided today, owing to the continued snaults of the bears, bringing It to a low level. Taft la sow considered the certain nomine, of the RepuMican party at the next convention. Indications are very plain to the majority of the leading men of the party, that he la tba man. The demands of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen In Chicago may result In the largest railroad strike ever knows. ' Vote bas as yet sot been determined. •VER TWt THOUSAND VISITORS A DAY Cooper Explains Reason for Remarkable Average ot, Boston Callers. During L. T. Cooper’s recent stay in Boston, It la estimated that sixty- housand people talked with 1 end pnrohaned Ms medicine. This is an avafaffs of over two thousand A day. ,n, ■ <1 *> Hi* sueoaas was so phenomenal an to cans* universal comment both by tha public and tha prvaa. Thera b* a reason tor this. Bar* Is th* 1 reason given In Ms own words by Mr. Cooper whan lntsrvlawad on the sub ject Heaald: “The Immense numbers of people who are calling on m* bar* In Boston J* not tmuauaL I have had th* asm* (■parlance for th* put two years wherever I have gone. The rraaon la • simple on*. It la because my cfaw puts th* stomach In good condi tion. This does not sound unusual, hut It Is lu foot the kay to health. Tba •tomach la th* vary foundation of, "Neither animals nor man can main well with a poor digestive appa- 'ntna. Few can b* sick With a diges tion In perfect/oondltlon. As a matter , of tact, most man and women today > at* half-sick, it la because too much 1 food and too little exercise have grad- j sally forced th* stomach Into a half- , sick condition. My medicine gets th* l9toim& back where it wag, and that -la all that to neoe**ary.“ i Among Boston people who are Istannch believers In Mr. Coop.Fa > to Mr. Flank D. Brown, of 67 Bioomlngdalo street, Chelsea, Mam; He aaya: "For five years I have sought re lief for Indigaxtlon, stomach trouble and dyspepsia, spending nearly all my wags* with doctors and obtaining no result*. I bad dull pains across my back, radiating to the shoulders. I bad splitting headaches, which nothing seemed to ear*. Thera wu a gnawing and rumbling In my stomach and bowels. I wu troubled with vertigo and dimness, and at times almost overcome by drowsiness. "I felt tired and worn out all th* time, my sleep wu not refreshing, and I would get up In the morning feeling u weary u whan I went to bad. My appetite wu variable—ravan- oa* at times, than agatn nauseated at the sight ot food. Sometimes my face wu pale, at other times flushed. I wu coutlpetad and bilious, and bad catarrhal affection in nose and throat, wbieb unsod me to hawk and spit * gnat deal, especially in th* morning. I hoard so. much ot the Cooper reme dies that I decided to try them. After taking one bottle, a tapeworm to foot long passed from mr system. I felt bettor almost Immediately. All my troubles dluppund u It by magic, and my Improvement wu rapid. I now fool entirely well, and can honest ly recommend Mr. Cooper’s mtdlclno to anyone who saltan u I did" Wo sell the Cooper medicines 1 which give universal satisfaction, r Thomas. Jr. | Where yon want U— • When yon want It— No smoke—no smell—no trouble. Often you want hut in a hurry in some room in the house the fur nace does not reach. Its so easy to pick up and carry a PERFECTION Oil Heater (Equipped with Smokeless Device) to ihe room you want to hefl—suitable for any room in the house. It has a real smokeless device absolutely preventing smoke or smell—lum lhe wick as high as you can or as low as you like—brass font holds 4 quarts of oil that gives out glowing heat lor 9 hours. Fin ished in japan and nickel—an ornament anywhere. Every heater warranted. ■n-jeky&LamfT bd.Uubr lluiiuJaiw^VI tmi.. It (in, a Wikaal. duly L_ Ad ■»!«Culr »|laim. miiiiii.ahl |ldll sal I|.l*l■! dtblddkinnJadiUnttow. Eroy 1m? winirtd. U y*. and Adis A, Paladds Oil Kcdo m Rijo Law bu paklvwafcWi.d *diy l» Idrlgu dmlir. TAWPAJXP on. coasrAKV OFFICIAL MINUTES. ThomaavlUe, Ga., Dec. 30th 1S07 Connell met in regular session, Mayor Pittman presiding, Alderman Evan*, Smith, Cooper, Parker and Pringl* present. Minutes of lut meeting read aad confirmed. PetIUon of Miss M. J. Smith extra, estate of . J. Young was refer red to the finance committee with power to act. Ordinance Introduced by Alder- Evons'at last meeting was read 3rd time and passed. Fellewlng accounts passed for pay ment; M. B. Dunlap »6; J. W. Dll- las'$l*.7t; ThomaavlUe Variety Works 868.71. Council adjourned. K. T. MACLEAN, (ilk. STHUCTIVE Frequent Reports Come From FairvioV’Oprr ators Can't b Caught. c~ The burglary epidemic to again becoming the topic of conversation. They are now making frequent maraudings la another part of town. First they cleaned up the hennery* ot what to known as Tocwwotten, slip ping from that section to’ East End and making raids here and there wlh alarming frequency. They did not confine their attenUons to coope bat entered the houses and took what was la sight. For a few days no more was heard of tbelr wanderings and notMng fur ther thought of the affair. It being surmised that they had departed tpr more-fertile fields. In the past few days the coops df those living la Fair View have been the recourse of their attention. The houses of several have been spotted and their hens and turkeys taken, as many aa could be found. None of these marauders have been caught by the police as Ctorispnas Wedding of Protnlxrnt Thomas County Couple. REPAIR ALL SHIPS Miss Mattie May Shepherd a*d Mr. Heywood Chastain both prominent young people of this county were married.Christmas day at the home of the bride’s parenU four miles In the country. Her. Richard Jackson performed the ceremony at oao o'clock. The house was beautifully arrang ed for the occasion and everything was dome to make the affair a memor able one in the history ’ of Thomas comity marriages. After the cere mony the guests were treated to a large and sumptuous Christmas din ner. Only the relatives and Inti mate friends of the couple were pres- nt. Both young people are prominent and troll though of in the country and number their friends by the score. The good wishes of these will follow them In their Journey together through life. Atl&otic Coast To tie Pro- tected-New Currency Bill-Other News* The navy department of tbs U. S. government to preparing to repair all ships in commission and out that are ^stationed on the Atlantic seaboard. No special significance I* attacked to this action, It being rather expected after the departure of the great Armada to' tha Fficiflc, leaving the At Untie coast anutlsfactorlly protec ted. Roosevelt wires Governor Sparks that unless a special session of the legislature 1s called to take proper measures for protection that the Fed eral troops will be withdrawn. Booth Tarklngton who kicked the Indianapolis policeman a few daya ago falls to appear to answer to the court for the offence. The Japanese Mikado opens Diet NotFto. ThomaavlUe, Ga., November i In view of the fact that financial and declares Japan to friendly to the centers have temporarily dlscontin- j wh , ]e worM . Brilliant spectacle to nod shipping currency aad la addl- j made of the affair, tisa (hereto have availed themselves j Maxim Gorky la slowly dying of I of the right to sixty days notice consumption la France, of Intention to withdraw savtags do- j The senate finance committee are posits, th* OGLBTHCrtPE SAVINGS oImo , t ready to report on ths cur- Fair View are on the look out and ex pect to land the guilty ones on their next attempt. The average man resents having his valuable fowls taken almost as much as he would good old coin and there are many who would rejoice at their capture. Mr. R. L. Redfearn of Berwick wsr among the visitors tba city yes terday. Lady Well Known In ThomaavlUe Shoots Herself. Mrs. Barnes, a niece of J. W. Had dock of Brooks county was buried at Hickory Head In that county Mon day. This lady met her death In Montgomery Saturday morning from pistol wound which che Inflict el upon herself. It la not known wheth er death was accidental or Intention al. Mrs. Brooks was well known In ThomaavlUe, being a nice* of O. W. H. Stanley, whom she visited here several occasions. £ Bn Bung friends will he shocked and grieved to learn of her untimely demise. That ear American tarsus abound is plants which potMas the most valuable medicinal virtues to abundantly attested by aeons of the most eminent medical writers and teachers. Even the urtu- torsd Indiana had discovered the useful ness of many native plants before the advent ot the white race. This Informa tion, Imparted freely to the whites, led tha latter to continue Investigations until to-day wo have a rich assortment ot most valuable American medicinal roots. <!. Mr. J. J. Parramore of Boston among the visitors to th* city Fri day. t . Mr. W. H. Searcy of Cairo waa In the city for a few honra yesterday. Mr.'l. L. Potter of Cooltdge rpeat Friday In the filty on bualneee. Worn as Wen u lea An Ha Miserable by Kidsej and Bladder Tronble. Kidney trouble prey* upon the mind, discourages and lessen* ambition; beauty, rigor snd cheerful ness soon disappear when the kidneys are out of order or die- eased. Kidney trouble lias become so prevalent that it is not uncom mon for a child to be born afflicted with weak kidneys. If the child urinates too often, if the unna scalds the flesli, or if, when the child retches sn sge when it should l>e able to control the passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wet- ling, depend upon it, the cause of the diffi culty is kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment of these important organs. This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as most people suppose. Women as well as men arc made miser able with kidnev ami bladder trouble, and both ueed lhe same great remedy. The mild and the immediate effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized^ It is told by druggists, in fifty- ceut ami ouc-uollar. size bottles. You may have a sample bottle ot Swimp-Root Dr. Ptercs believes that our American for- ests abound In moot valuable medicinal root* bv mail free, also a He for the cure of u».t ob.tln.ie .ml total dlt-J pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root, worifi wo^tovMttojto tbem; , Including c ,f tlic thousand. 5 testi- uionial letters received from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamtou, N. Y.. be sure ami mention this paper. • Don’t make any mistake, but remember the name. Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the ad dress, Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle. and. In confirmation of this conviction, ho points with pride to the almost marvelous cure* effected br his "Golden Medical Dis covery.” which has proven Itself to bo the moat efficient stomach tonic, liver lnvlcor- ator, heart tonic and rcculator. and blood cleanser known to medical science. Dyspcp- , or indigestion, torpid liter, functional and even valvular nnd other affections of tho heart yield to Its curative action. The reason %chv It run* these and many other •affections. U clearljp >hown in a little book “^tracts (torn the standard medical works n U mailed frr« to am vldruu by Dr. R. Y. ’Pierce, of DufTalo, .Y. Y.. to all seedina | request for the sama. ^ ^ j tlo% less marvelous, in the urmrrll-Ied ! jNCurea It Is constantly making of woman’s ! 1 many peculiar affections, aeakr.PvM., and . distress;m; doramroiuanU. Is Dr. I*i« ree’* ! Favorite PrvM-ription. as is amply au«;,tod ; by thousands of unsolicited testimonial* in- ! ! frtbutcri bysraioful patients who have! cn • I ctuedbyitof catarrhs! jvlvledrain*.ra.; fill periods. lnv«nlartttes, prolapsus and i-i^er j displace men’s caux-d by weakness, uicer- ! atiouof uw.us and kindred affections, often after many other advertised medicine*, and 1 physicians had failed. , -o W Both th, »hor, meaticnel shell? ma.l, up from lhe slrecrtc astir., medicinal* ruots. Tne pro AND TRUST COMPANY hereby gives^ rPnc y measure to be considered by aottce to all depositors that the ruto^ congress. They will In all probabll- requlrlag sixty daya no tits of lntsa-; j ty provide for more national bank tlon to withdraw deposits to In affect from this data, and till further notice. THE OGLETHORPE SAVINGS ANB now up tQ jury TRUST COMPANY Cortelyeu and hta whole family are very 111 with sever* attacks of grippe at tba heme of the aeeretary. circulation. Both tides have finished In the fa mous Powers trial and tbs affair to Miss Maggie Rhodes. Mrs. W. B. Brldgar of Moultrie, Mr. E. H. Pope of Mtcon and Miss Alice Amerson of Tilton were the geest of Mrs. Dr. W. F. Blaslngame Friday. Mr. William Linton to In tha city spending th* holidays with home folks. He to attending the Os. School of Tech, and Is making qalte _ record for himself at that Inatl- tntlon. A. B. A A. DIVISION. • lot* Order Create. Two IHvl.lod*-'- At Brunswick and Birmingham. Tba Atlanta, Birmingham and At lantic railroad has been dlridtd Into two dlvtolons, to be known aa the Brunswick division and toe Birming ham division. The Brunswick divis ion will gs under tho supervision ot Superintendent 0. C. Smith, who has his headquarters in Fllxgcrald. and will include the line of the road from Brunswick to Oglethorpe, Sessome to Waycross and Fltigerald to Ttoomasville. The Birmingham division will In clude the line from Oglethorpe to talledga. Ala., and from Pryltou, Ala., to Ashland, Ala., and will be under Superintendent C. L. Brunei-, whose headquarters sill be at Tal ladega. Both divisions of course will be directly under General Superinten dent Winburn of Atlanta. SHEFFIELD ARRESTED. VBRRBN-BHLL. Popular South Georgia Ooaple Marry la January. Mr. ana Mrs. W. C. Vereen Moultrie, announce the engagement of tbelr daughter, Jensle to Mr. Reason Chestnut Bell of Cairo, Ga. Tho wedding will taka place the lat ter part of January. Miss Vereen to a member of one of the most prominent families la soues Georgia and to popular among a large circle of friends In ber home town. Mr. Bell 1s a member of th* bar at Cairo and on* of th* coming -lawyers of this part of th* atat*. He has many friends by hla ener getic. peivlatent work In bis profes sion and Is well and favorably known to many people of this city. Messrs. Pinkney Grantham and C. W. Quinn wer* In Mantlcsllo for a short visit Christmas. * Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brandon are In the city with Mrs. W. H. Brandon for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clarke toft yes terday for Sylvester where they will In the future reside. Miss Ida Cassady, after spending a few days with relatives, left for her home In Bulubrldge yesterday. It'S - processes cm* stuiieu cnemisu tt.a puarmansu wita th# ala of apparatus and appliance* specially drained aud built for this purpose. Both medicine* a*vrt.tlrelr free fn.m alcohol and all other harmful. baUt-funutoff drug*. A faU lut of th*lr lacradloua to printed oa . Good to Eat That’s why everyone like* Jell-O THE DAINTY DESSERT (Appnmdby Pore FooaOotamlMfora,.) Easily Ftwpared.—Simply add yuitog water snd let cooL iTlazor, : Lemon, Orange, Raspberry, Strawberry, Chocolate, Cherry, Peach. 10c. per package, enough for large family, at all grocers. Illustrated Recipe Book free. Highest award at all Expositions. • Ike Ctaoet hr. read CSL.U0.7.X.T. TUta Found Near Moultrie Yesterday Morning and Taken Into Custody.. Moultrie, Ga., Dec. 27.-—This morning ot the home of his father- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mitchell, who were married recently In Sparta are receiving hearty congratulations In Thomasvllle. They are the guests of . Judge Robert G. Mitchell for a few in-law. Burl Baker, near Moultrie, days Luther Sheffield was arrested. It ^ will he remembered that he Rilled j Mr . r. M . A Pplev , hlte was ln town jh.s father near Cordele in a quarrel] Friday. t The young man la only about twen ty-throe years of age and was at the\ y[ r C X Dalfnnp t q - , * ir - Balfour of Savannah Is time of the tragedy living with his j father. ■ They drinking together Christmas Eve when the falling cut took place, hot words being passed, jthe old man attacked the boy with an axe handle, whereupon the boy- shot him with bird shot as he enter ed tho door. The boy , u taken back to Cordele to anawer for the crime. s la the city to spend the week with home folks. Mr. Balfour is one of the progressive business men of Sa vannah and his many friends In Thomasvllle are congratulating him on his well deserved success. Mr. Tellie Taylor, of Norman Park. Is in the city for a few days with his brother. Mr. George Taylor at the * Masury. j t ; p«»r ;&a
