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FRIDAY, 1
Rouge
fl supe.ior and harmless Liquid Rouge, for beautifying
the face and lips. Undetectable, easily applied and produces
a rosy and healthy cohr, impaling the delicate bloom of youth.
Is entirely unaffected !•/ perspiration. On sale at all good
stores or sent upon receipt oi 50 cents, postage prepaid in plain
sealed wrapper Geisha Rouge is guaranteed under the
Pure Food and Drug Act, tune i90S.
A liberal simple bottle of Geisha Rouge,
together wi-h full directions will be sent
absolutely FREE to all who write for it, pro
vided 10 cents is enclosed to prepay charges.
Dont forget that Geisha Rouge is manufactured by
fhe proprietors ot Geisha fShin Food, the greatest beauli-
fier ctt the market today.
tSont fJelay, 4Write Today! Address
Geisha Manufacturing €o, ?
703 Hancock Str“et
Buffalo '.'cw York.
Shorthand
GEORGIA’S LEADING BUSINESS TRAINING SCHOOL
MASTERED
In Ten Weeks
r-HARTIER
simple rules. Learned in one-half
time required for old systems. Hundreds
courses. Bend for tbo proof.
BOOKKEEPING tauRht by **Actual
Business Transactions” from the start.
Tho most practical and comprehensive
course taught in the South. One who com
pletes our couree can keep any set of books
for any line of business.
I Tb.onljIn.Ign.oollK. In the South occunylnj I TELEGRAPHY. This department Is in
| m ounaing evcmoirriy. | charge of an operator of twenty years’ prac-
...... ......... Heal experience. Railroad wire* run Into
•chool. >Ve have contracts wltu railroads to employ all of our graduates.
• a Position for Each of Our Graduates. CJ Good Board at from SI 2.00
to S15.00 Per Month.
Write today for Handsomely Illustrated Cntalog. <
Courses by Mall. J. O. BAGWELL, Pres., 1% Pcnchtrcc St., Atlanta, Ga.
Engines, Boilers, Smoke Stacks
Tanks, Injectors, Inspirators, Saw Mill Machin
ery,Shafting,] Pulleys, Hangers, Engi
neers' and Steamfitters'Supplies, tic.
J. S. Schofield's Sons Co.,
The new Gun and Bicycle Shop is now
ready to do your work such as guns, bicycles,
trunks, sewing machines, typewriters, adding
machines, gasoline engines, and all kinds of
musicle instruments. All work g tarsr.ee
J. W. ASBELL
107 Madison St., Thomasvill, Ga
Fop Tax Receiver
I hereby announce myself for the
position of county tax receiver at the
coming primary subject to the laws of
the democratic party. If elected I
will elve my best efforts to the work
and endeavor to prove worthy the
conlldenco and trust placed la me.
Respectfully,
. F. s. NORTON.
For Yonr Sunday Dinner,
try the following delightful dessert
1-2 cup English walnut meats.
1-2 doz. figs cut up tine.
1 10c package JELL-O, any flavor,
've the JELL-O in a pint ot
' *,T. wnen cooi ana ju»i
df to thicken stir in the
'lilts. Serve with whipped
lellclous. The walnuts, figs
jELI.-O can be bought at any
•icery store. This makes enough
.or a large family and Is very econom
ical.
Where a Multitude of Sins are
Covered ...
The L. & M. paint covers defects
in previous paintings, and wears for
10 to 15. years, because tho L. I *•
Is pure linseed oil binder-pnre oxide
of ilnc-pure white lead, and you help
to make the paint by mixing three
quarts of linseed oil with each gal
lon of paint Its done In 2 mln “*^
Make cost only 51.10 per
John 0. Barney, and Bracey s Phar
macy, Thomasvllle, Ga.
.LADIES AflE YOU BEFFiaUNG-^
jV>r years I was a rletim of
diseases, suffering untold agonlee
from uo .ousaess, backache,
head
ache, ■p.lnful_ men_sea_ete._ iwm£
moot' ready to give up in
when providence came to my aid ana
allowed me to find a simple self-home
treatment which restored me to per
fect health. I now .consider K
dntyt to help euffering womankind,
and I am willing to do this absolute
ly. I want every woman who
J OT to write me today, and I will
1 her a ten day. treatment of thU
dorful reined ree e charge,
also tell her h- v to c . 2 far-
ther supply at a cost of about 12
cents per week. This treatment will
not interfere with your work or oc
cupation. With It any lady can treat
herself in the privacy of her own
home, without the aid of a physician
and at less than one .tenth of the ex
pense. I have nothing to sell. All
I ask is that you tell,other sufferers
about It. It cures young or old.
Will cost you nothing to try, write to
day for the free treatment and val
uable advice. Just send yonr name
to Mrs. M. DICKEY, Cleveland, Tens
Dept. T-D.
For Bale.
Will sell for cash a small farm
containing 37 acres, of which 35
acres are In cultivation, and having
house, barn and stables, also very
good fence on same. And situated
three miles north of Boston on the
Barwlck road, and being in the 13th
district of Thomas county. In lot No.
362.
Address all communications to
Mrs. A. W. Battle, Moultrie, Go., of
M. M. Stanaland, Boston, Ga.
For County Commissioner.
Fully realizing the necessity of
hard work and good judgement In
the running of the affairs of this
county for the best interest of o®oh
and every man therein, and pledging
myself to labor faithfully Id thel 1 in
terest, i hereby announce myself for
the office of county commissioner
from the Gla-cow chlr/iiL ] submit
my name subject to the action of the
Democratic party at the coming elec
tion. .
T. W. LEWIS.
dwtf
In reading the following report of
our school, for the past mouth, It is
very gratifying to the teachers, par
ents, and patrons generally to note
that in spite of the prevalence of
grippe and colds among the pupils,
a respectable and noteworthy per
centage of attendance has been
maintained. The record of enroll-
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.
Given by Doctor Who Has Treated
Thousands of Cases.
A physician who has made a life
work of treating catarrhal troubles
which indicate when catarrhal germs
'Ives the following list of symptoms
are present in tho mucous membrane
of the nose, throat, bronchial tubes,
or Issues of the lungs:
Offensive breath, Pain In chest,
frequent sneezing, Stitch in side, dry
ness of the nose, losing in flesh, pahi
across the eyes, loss of strength, dis
charge from nose, variable appetite,
stoppage ot tho nose, spasms of
coughing, huskiness of voice, low
limes, tickling in throat,
raising of mucous, dropping in throat
difficulty in breathing, a cough, loss
in vital force.
If you have any of the above sym
ptoms begin the use of Hyomel at
once. It Is the only treatment for
ccatarrh sold by Montgomery & Mac
Intyre under an absolute guarantee
to refund the money unless it cures.
The price of the complotte outfit
is but $1.00 If It cures, nothing if it
fails.
Mrs. J. 13. Wight and Mrs. Cadar
Wight of Cairo were in the city Fri
day' shopping for a few hours.
GOOD REPORT
FROM SCHOOLS
Attendance Banner Won
By Mrs. Mary Baker’s
Grade—Fine
Record.
MASS MEETING
FOR MARCH 21
Executive ' Committee
Held Their Meeting
in This City Yes
terday
(From Saturday's Daily.)
The Thomas County Executive
Committee held their meeting yester
day at the office of Judge S. A. Rod-
denbery in the foreuoon. There was
a general discussion as to the opinion
of the people in the different districts
of the county, upon the date for the
ment and attendance stands as fol- county primary. There was a gener-
Enrollnicnt
1\ C.
94.94
93.88
94.28
94.68
27
92.36
93.47
Little dabs of powder
Little daubs of paint
Of course wfl make a pale fact
Look as if It It ain't
Bat a little Rydale’s Tonle
Taken thrice a day,
Makes the pale cheek rosy
In wise old nature's way.
It beats the_artiftcial
Applied both thick and this,
And can’t be rubbed off with a rag
For Its under* »H»th the skis.
To throw away you paint bos, Las*
The pointless . 'uk looks best,
And Rydale’s Tonic never falls
Whene'er given a toet.
CAPnAL •SCaoSGTToSvDED 1885
Prxmpl and liberal claim fraijiwnfo
hare made Conlincnlal Policies betake
Mlctes otposUive protection foe
all risks al lowest bnccs-^~r m +Q
AUK NTS WANTED.
Continental Casualty Company.
1208 Michigan Ave., Chicago, ID
GUARDING YOUR MOHXTY
Is as Important a duty as earning
it What la the use of earning If
your money Is at any time subject to
loss by five, theft, sit. ,
THE BANK OF OCHL0CHNEE
will guard your money from all risk
of Ioss.„Opea an account and enjoy
the security by its tie and burglar
proof safes. Its ample resources and
able and conservative management
The leas yon have the more you need
just such protection.
BANK OF OGHLOGHNES,
„ H. A. Williams, Cashier.
lows:
Grade
High School
7th Grade
6th Grade A
6th Grade B
5th Grade
4 th Grade
3rd Grade A.
3rd Grade B.
2nd Grade A. 36 93.
2nd Grade 13. 24 95.
1st Grade C. 52 86*5
1st Grade A. 35 94.i*>
1st Grade B. 35 89.4 8
This makes a total enrollment for
the month of 4 73 pupils.
A glance at the percentage will
show that the “Attendance Banner”
goes to the pupils in the 2nd Grade
B, taught by Mrs. Mary Baker. They
are especially proud of their victory
as the brnfoer was won from Mias
Slater’a rujU), her pupils having the
distinction of holding the highest at
tendance marl; for two months in
succession. Evidently Miss Baker’s
little ones do not. believe in a “Third
Term” movement.
Again we extend a most cordial
invitation to parents and all patrons
of our city school to visit tho rooms
frequently and by so doing manifest
an absorbing interest in the educa
tional welfare of the children.
Tho term for promotion of pupils
is fast approaching and, when the
term does arrive for that momentous
event, teachers and Superintendent
may be beseiged with pathetic epis
tles to let John or Harry or Sue go
on into the next grade above, be-
atise John or Harry or Sue will be
broken hearted if they do not pass,
etc, etc. PeThaps a viBit now to
your boy’8 or girl's school room and
an active interest shown by inquiries
concerning class work, may prevent
al opinion that June 4th is the date
that will meet with most approval
from all over the county as it will
eliminate the trouble and expense of
two elections.
They have called n mass meeting
for Saturday, March 21 at noon and
^•43 Jit is hoped that all will make it a
point to attend this meeting. Tne
date for the primary will be settled
at this time as will the election of
the mtn who will serve the county
on the County Executive Committee
for the term of two years.
The following are the proceedings
of the committee.
Meeting called to order by the
Chairman. Present:
Thomasvilie—S. A. Roddenbery
John C. Beverly.
Boston—John J. Parramore.
Glasgow—T. W. Lewis.
Pavo—Dr. 3. F. Harris.
Patten—Ad Way, Jr.
Meigs—G. L. Duren.
Coolidge, Dr. W. H. Crow.
Merrillville—A. C. Stevenson.
Ella Belle—R. It. Chastain.
Dr. Harris offered the fob~^.nf
resolution, which'was seconded and
adopted unanimously:
RESOLVED. That a county mass
.meeting be held on March 21st at the
•curt house at the hour of 12 o’clock
Tor the purpose of selecting a new
Democratic Executive Committee for
Thomas County, and for fixing the
date of the holding of the county
•vhite primary, and such other busi-
aess as may properly come before the
mass meeting.
There being no other business, the
Committee udjourned.
NEGRO ROBS
TWO STORES
Caught Yesterday am
Placed in Jail-Watch*
es Razors and
Money Taken
POItTO RICAN NATIONAL FOREST
TO BE ITT UNDER ADMINIS
TRATION.
Washington, Feb. 6.—Porto Rloo
a failure to gain tho much desired j will sooll have its only national forest
promltion.
A. B. CHRISTY, Supt.
Notice.
The Postmaster of Coolidge, Ga
and Postmistress, Mrs.
Sills, of Ochlochnee,
desires to call attention to the prac
tice of some patrons of rural deliv
ery of placing loose eollts in their
boxes each time they desire to dis
patch a letter instead of supplying
themselves with postage in advance
of their needs.
This practice Imposes undue hard
ship on rural carriers In removing
loose coins from boxes and delays
them on the service of their routes.
The postmaster, therefore, urgent
ly requests that patrons of rural de
livery provide t'aamselvee and keep
on band a supply ol stamps consis
tent with and in advance of their
needs. It Is also very desirable that
rural patrons place In their mall
boxes small detachable cups of
wood a* tin in which to place coins,
when necessary, In purchasing sup
plies of stamps. '
O. W. KENNEDY, F. If.
UHa EMMA SILLS, P. M.
Dlt W lm.
Editor Blanton of the South Geor
gia Home was In the city tor a short
time yesterday.
Hr. T. S. Green of Merrillville was
In the city on bnstnesa tor a short
time " -lay.
under administration. Mr. M. Itoth-
kiigel, of the United Slates Forest
Service him just sailed from New
York for tho island to make a study
of forest conditions and outline a
Emma j plan of management of the Loqulilo
Georgia j National Forest.
I The Loquilio Is the only Nntlonal
Forest in the Insular possessions of
the United States, and while it was
created in 1903 provisions for Its ad
ministration were, not made until
early In January when the comptrol
ler of the treasury affirmed the Juris
diction of the department of agricul
ture over the forest.
The forest takes in a little less
than 66.000 acres and is located in
the northeastern part of the island.
Mr. Rothkngel who goes to make the
plan of its administration and study
of Its forest conditions, is eminent
ly fitted for the work, having had
long experience In forest work both
for the government and for private
corporations. Mr. Rothkukel, on
reaching Porto Rloo will confer with
Governor Post: who has been exceed
ingly anxlons that the tores! be pnt
under early administration. He will
spend three months studying condi
tions and making his plans and will
report to Forester Gifford Plnchot
While In Porto Rko he will celect
and appoint native rangers picking
men who have a thorough knowledge
ot forest conditions hi Porto Rico.
This Is In keeping with the ‘govern
ment’s policy of putting ail national
forests nndev administrate < ot loe
(From Saturday’s Daily.)
Milton Floya, a negro who has com
mltted two burglaries in the past
week, was arrested and placed iu jail
• terday. About four days ago the
■tore owned by Mr. John McKao in
Fletchervillo beyond the public
school building on Fletcher S’, was
robbed ot four razors and two .vatch-
es. The robbery of the watches was
reported to Marshal Stephens and
lie immediately began to look around
for the goods.
He was rewarded for his search
by finding one of the watches and
three razors which had been sold tv
different parties in the city. The
tilings were identified as the proper
ty of Mr. McRae and also wo*
Itnown to have been disposed of by
the above named negro.
Thursday night the store of W.
H. Burch and Sons on Warren Avo
was nlso broken into and robbed of
only three dollars in small change.
The dogs were taken there and the
negro tracked to the house which li*
had previously admitted having slept
In the night before. The ehoe taken
off the negro was also placed in the
track discovered at the store and fitt
ed exactly. Upon this conclusive ev
idence he was arrested and Inter tak
en to the county jail,by Deputy-Sin-
gletary. He will bo tried in the City
Court for tho offence in the near f»-
tnre.
olfic
Many of the laws governing the
regulation of the national forests in
this country will not apply to Porto
Rico forests because of the different
conditions. It is expected that the
Loquilio National forest will be put
under actual administration next fall
by which time the details of forest
agent Rothkugel’s plans will have
been Worked out and approved by the
forest officers In Washington.
ANOTHER FINE ATTRACTION.
Will Re nt Opera House Next ’
—Well Endorsed by Other Tom
he Empire Stock Company will
open a week’s performance at Tbomp
son’s Opera House on Monday ntgkt
Ith the play, "A mountaineer's
Daughter.” Their advertisement in
this issue gives their repertoire.
On monday night ladies will be ad-
in I ted free if accompanied by party
ith paid fifty cent ticket. At thv
end of the week a gold watch,
Is now on exhibition at Jerger's ,
clry store will be presented to
most popular young lady.
The Fitzgerald Enterprise of Mi
3rd, says:
"A good sized audience gre
the Empire Stock Co., ut the 6
House last night and are well pie:
with tho show. The same com]
will play tonight and tomorrow i
Inee and night.”
The Americus Daily Ttmce-Ri
er has this to say of the above
pany:
"The Empire Stock
gave five performance last Thursday,
Friday and Saturday nights, with
two matinees. They save the beet
line of plays seen here this season
and the work of Mlse Helen Corine
Seaton, Miss Betty Baldwin and Ml ««
Raymond was far above the average.
The 14 people the company cany
mike a line ■ tarring aggregate
and for the good clean line of akovff
they present they daaerre' the beef
of patronage Wherever they go.
‘‘Little Betty Baldwin pleased the
children In her hoy part at the matt
inee, In all the eompaay waa
heqt Americas theater goers have
“ten this ■eason.'*
•v.”
