About Weekly times enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1905-???? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1908)
PERSONALS Tote'being roof against, to two tot the measure. The salaries of thft marshall waa the same as was that ot the other officials. Marshal gets $800 per annum and horse teed. Clerk $10 per month and treasurer $95 pet men Ai, Mr. JEd Carroll of Montlcello spent yesterday in the city. Mr. M. H. Elder made m- business trip to Cairo Tuesday. V 1 The next meeting of-this body win wind up their connection ’^srith the city and ai that time they will swear In the new council and retire grace* fully, assured of the good will and thanks of all just, right thinking elt- Isens for bard strenuous work well and faithfully performed. Mr. Wayne McRae made a business trip to Boston Tuesday. visitor to the city Thursday. MRS. WiliLIAM BEASLEY $10,000 TAX 0N10CKERS City Fathers Also Reduce Mayors Salary-Other Transaction of TftatBidy 6n account of other pressing du* ties the Tlmes-Eatetprlse reporter was unable to be present at the open ing ot the meeting ot the city fathirs 'Monday night but was In attendance The first thing to come to tho body for their attention after hie arrival waa the matter ot the city clock. At* derm an Smith chairman of tho pnb- 11c property commutes reported that the county commissioners had paid to the makers the sum of one thou sand dollars out of the thirteen hun dred and seventy-fire doe, and that they wanted the ’ prorata from the city' council. This wee provocative ot inuch end reriM discussion upon ike merits tit the clock, the advisa bility of paying the city’s part until tba clock was In good order and ear- oral other thing*. It waa finally de cided to pay the half of the sum al ready given the makers and that the other would be paid after the clock was satlsactory and {n proper order. The body as a whole are agreed that the Clock does not come np to the requirements that were made. The bell does not sound load enough jtor any onehear In the city and It •tops running on several occasions all sorts of disagreeable things. Aldarman Smith reported that he fdtd the commissioners that If the clock was In good shape and seels- factory that the city would possibly piif more toward the putting in ot (he clock. Alderman Evans, the nosey saving alderman asked at ones why should we pay more than era promised to 'the county officials. < *> .Locker Club* 0*0,(Mi ‘ The aldermen at this juncture Jumped with both feet In the locker dob proposition and made the license for that »10,000. It waa rumored according to one member of the body that there would be a club in tbla city In the near future and tbla was a as a preventive, Reports of Offlcere. Thf report* bt the different city offiela)|s were read and they all •how- ad'’ remarkable care and efllcleney. That of the City Sexton and the City Marshal ware commended spec ially bacanie of tbe fact that tbe city bad been enriched greatly by tbe thorough manner In which the work developing upon them oUlcers was carried out. Clerk Maelean was also oolopilmented (or his capable and prompt work especially the fast that aomany dog taxsa-had been collec ted. - Mole and Dump Cart. Daring the discussion as to the ttwnar. and mstbod of pusct.ijroap- Ing, flit Marshal was Instructed to hoy a. mule for tho city to properly carry on tho work and also that ha porch tqe a dump cart the one now In Mf being Inadequate to tbe needs ot tha', afreet. The trash all lifts through the bottom and again goes to tbe ‘street Many compliments bare boon glvep to the city upon tbo ap pearance of tbe streets and tbla council proposes as long as they are te power to keep them that way. Tbs other council will^ surely do ltke- News was received In.this city yes terday of the death of Mrs. William Beasley in Boston, late Sunday after noon. She was one of the oldest residents of tbe county baring been born and raliad within lta borders. For many year* abe baa made Boston her boms, becoming loved and rever enced by the wbole community for many acta of kindness and good deeds. She was a'good woman, a woman made Mter the fashion Intended by the Creator as a help mate and bles sing to man In his earthly pilgrim- mage. For thirty yeare she has been a member of the Baptist church and was one of the moat consecrated and devout Christians In the county. At talnlng her seventy-seventh year the Master has called her to the heavenly home, releasing her from all earthly pain and sorrow but leaving behind exaihple for mercy and kindness, which shall always remain to the recompatriots as a shining example what women should be. She leaves a husband and six children to mourn her loss. ' Mrs. Beasley waa an aunt of Mr. A. J. Btanaland of this city, who left yea- day to attend the funeral held In Boa ton at three o’clock from- the Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Burnt spent Sunday with friends In Moaltrle. Mr. T. B. Jordon of Blakely spent Yesterday in tbe city On business. Miss Lila Brooks of Boston spent Wednesday In the city shopping. Mr. k. B. Shuman ot Montlcello waa among the visitors to the city yesterday. Mr. Will Hall of Bsachton was among tbe visitors to Thomasvllle Wednasday. It la very Important and t* fac it la absolutely necessary to health that we give relief to the stomach promptly at the first signs of troub le. Take something onto in a while; MoedillT after meals, tnyimthlog like Dr. W. H.Crow of Coolldge was a nodol for dyspepsia and indigestion. it will enable yonr stomach to to work properly. Sold by Mont- .ornery A MacIntyre. GOVERNOR AT ATHENS. Will Address Cotton School Which Has Large Attendance. yv Salaries for the Year. Than It was that the body went Into executive session to fix the sal- arias of the Incoming officials. The mayors'' (alary waa reduced from $0)0 to MOO by a unanimous vote. The aldsrmen fit and scrapped, over the matter of giving to aldermen a stipend for their services. Those who are to go out were unanimous In mating to give them a dollar for •very meeting they attended, with the.exception of Alderman Evans, It strenuously. The al- who are to come In at the voted against the tnaae- bm, giving the measure Ha defeat. A“eeni, Ga., Jan. 17.—(Specie 1 to Tlmes-Enterprlse.) — The Cotton School, a ten day’s course, recently established by the University of Qeor gla began last Tuesday and has proved a success beyond the hopes of those who are responsible for It. Considerable Interest has been mani fested In this course throughout the state, as nothing like It has ever been attempted before by any Institution. There are more than one hundred farmers from various sections of the state In attendance here for the pur pose of deriving the benefits offered by this coarse. They are receiving Instructions on every phase of the cotton Industry from the preparation of the soil to thy disposition of the cotton to tho manufacturer. The men who are taking this course are highly pleased with the In struction they are receiving from the men who have the Agricultural De partment ot the University In charge. They speak without reserve their ad miration for President Soule of tha Department of Agriculture, and his great plana to bring the farmers ot Georgia to realise the benefit ot scientific farming. President Soule, like Chancellor Barrow, has the ad mirable trait .of malting friends with those with whom he Is associated. Every farmer In this Cotton School will carry with him. after having re ceived the benefit of this course, bet ter Ideas of the cultivation of cotton, and will he certain'of the fact that Georgia should be grateful that she has such a man at the head ot the Agricultural Department ot the state to. carry to success the steps recently taken towards a systematic and sclen tide agricultural awakening. A great feature In connection with the course list week waa the lecture delivered by State School Commle- ilouer J. M. Pound, formerly connec ted with tbe Georgia Normal Indoa- G. W. Edwards from Chattanooga ie visiting bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Edwards. Mr. J. H. Anderson of ^ Nash villa was In the city on a business trip yesterday. Mrs. W. H. Saunders of Metcalfe spent Friday In the city On a shop ping expedition. Miss Rosa Harrell of Camilla pass ed through the city yesterday en- route to Quitman. > Miss Belle Abrams returned yeeter day to be the guest of her brother, Mr. H. Abrams' 1 B. M. Mallette has sold the Jim Smith place on the Ochlochnee road to J. W. Berwick. Chamberlain's dough Remedy a Safe - Medicine for Children. In buying a cougn medicine for children, never be airfald to boy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. There Is no danger from it, and relief is al ways snre to follow. It Is intended especially for coughs, colds, croup and whooping sough, and there is n* bstar medicine in tbe world for theee diseases. It lv not only certain cure for croup, but, when given as soon as the, croupy cough appears, will prevent the attack. Whooping cough la not dangeteus when this remedy la given as directed, ir con tains no oplnm or other harmful rugs, and may be given as r«nfl<i» iti.r to a baby os te an adult. Fot ante by all druggists everywhere. / Bad Sremneh Trouble r„t—>. Having been sick for tbe past two years with a bad stomach trouble,•• friend gave me a dose of Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They did me do much good that 1 bought a bottle of them and have us ed twelve botles In all. Today I am wall ot a bad stomach trouble.—Mrs John Lowe, Cooper, Maine. These tablets ar* tor sale by all druggists everywhere. It will be uuneccessary fofr you to go through a painful, expensive oper ation for Piles If you use ManZan. Put up In Callapalble tube with nox- sle, ready to apply to the soreness and Inflammation. For any form of Piles, prise 50 cent. Guaranteed. Sold by ICty Drug Store. Mr. Barwlck proposes to put oat on this place one hundred acrei. In peeau trees Immediately. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Moore of Tilton are In the city Si the guests of Miss Merlon Hayes for a few days. Lieut. W. A. Watt, resplendent In his new uniform made a trip to Hoy- ton Tuesday to drill the platoon of Co. A. located at that place. Mis* Susie May Watt after a visit to Mtsse* Evelyn Mitchell and Alice May Ansley In this city returned to her home In Waycroea yesterday. Misses Julia Flnlayson of Quitman and her guests Misses Elite Dargan of Atlanta and Mamie Maya ot Mont' cello are expected in tbe city today for a abort visit. It Does The Bnslneas. 'I trust this may be road by many sufferers from kidney enq bladder trouble,” writes Mrs. Joe King, of Woodland, Tex. "I suffered four years sad could find nothing to giro even temporary relief. Our druggist at last Induced me to try your So days' treatment of Pinnies for 11. This one botle has cured me and money eould not bny the value It haa been te mm!' Guaranteed. Sold by City Draft Btore. Ring’s Little Liver Pills wak* np laxy livers, clean out tha system and clear the skin. Try them for bilious ness anq sick headache. Prlco 25c. Sold by Clty^Drag Store. A Cure For Misery. “I have found s cure for the mis ery malaria poison produces," says It. M. James, of Louollcn, S. C. "It’s called Electric Bitters, and comes In 50 cent bottles. It breaks up a oaae of chilli or a bilious attack In al most ns time; and It puts' yellow Jaundice clean out of commission.” This great tonic medicine and bleed purifier gives quick relief In all stom ach, liver and kidney complaints and the misery of lame back. Sold nndar guarantee at all drag stores. Mr. E. E. Chamberlain, oft (Hinton. Maine, says of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, "It does the business; I have used It for ptlee and It cured them. Used It for chapped hands and It cur ed them. Apply if to an old sore and It healed It without leaving a scar behind.” 16r at all drag store* The Price at Peace. The terrible Itching and .smarting Incident to certain akin diseases, la al most Instantly allayed by spplylag Chamberlain’s Salve. Price. 15 No seed te fear confthi and colds this year as yen can obtain Beal Lax ative Cangh Syrup sow from your dealer. This la good aews to moth ers who fear croup and whooping cough. It is a castle laxative that expels the polios from the system la the natural way. Outs the phlegm and clears the head. Guaranteed. trial College at Mllledgavlllei He spoke along the line of the heeds of I For sale by druggists everywhere, the rural schools and how to meet them. He expreesed delight at the interest that Is being manifested throughout the state In regard to ag ricultural schools. On next Tuesday evening, Gover nor Hoke Smith will speak to the farmers of the Cotton School. Not only students taking this course, but the student body at large, aa v the people ot Athens and surround ing country, are looking to tbla occas ion with great Interest. This Is the governor’ll first appear ance In Athens since his lauguratlon and his great Interest In agricultural education makes his coming a source of much talk. Notice. Many complaints are reaching me from owner* whose lands are posted, that the law is being violated by par ts to notify all concerned that the law compels ma to take legal action' against such violators. J. BURRELL GRIFFIN, Game Warden 2nd IFFIN, | il l District.' j AT COST A splendid collection of high class under wear in new styles including many except ionally attractive values. Materials are fine Cambrics, Nainsooks and Long Cloth, trimmings, val laCes swiss embroideries, wash ribbon, etc Every gar ment is'cut full to size, and will fit perfectly. New white goods, January, the month for planning and making the spring waist and dresses we're ready to help you with the very greatest values you'll find in the very kind of white goods you'll need in the spring sewing Embroidery that will please you at sight, flouncings bands. wid matched sets, allover for waist, wide skirting, any thing you may wish can be found in this line at about half their real value. ■ 's LOUIS STEYERMAN A Plain At S’ $ As you a/i know our entire stock of Clothing is marked in plain figures For instance you know that for a suit marked $25.00 every one Paid $25,00 and were Pleased and sat isfied The $25.00 Suits For $18.90 22.50 20.00 18.90 16.90 10.00 7.90 16.90 15.90 14.90 12-90 7.90 5.90 To atop that pain In tho back, that stiffness of tl\e Joints and muscles, take Pincules. They are guaranted. Don’t suffer from rheumatism, back ache, kidney trouble, when you get ,* 30 days’ treatment for- 31.00. A single dose at beltlme proves their merit. Get them today. For sale by I City Drag 8tore. S Our entire stock of extra pants and knee »pants suits will go at same reduction. Also our entire line of wool Underwear. The Broad Street Clothing House KODOL la the beat remedy fcaowa today for dyspepsia, Indigestion an all troubles arising from a disorders stomaoh. It Is pleasant, prompt an thorough. Sold by Montgomery A MacIntyre. Kennedy’! Laxative Cough Syrup acu upon the bowels and thereby drives tho cold ont of tbe system. U contains no opiates—it Is pleasant tie* shooting over these lands. Thlsftto take and M highly recommended Sold by Montgomery tor children. A MacIntyre. DeWltt’s CarboUxed Witch Haxat Salve la especially recommended ter olles. Sold by Montgomery A Macte Ijfk ' ■•'rfdL to Tl, MlH e visa' CATALoa Hi '’Mrnai'limssi us linain m. Writ is nVnTw. JBftn M • GOLDEN EAGLE BUGGY GO..* ATLANTA, GA m to ia Edfisweeft Are.
