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plump, active and energetic.
The reason is that at a period when a girl’s
digestion is weak, Scoff’s Emulsion
provides her with powerful nourishment in
easily digested form.
It is a food that builds and keeps up a
girl’s strength.
ALL DRUOOISTSl BOc. AND SI .OO.
New Town
IVHDESBORO
About 29 Miles South of
THOlhASViLLE
On the Florida Central R. R.
Center of Fine Farming
Country Lumber Interests Etc
Perfect Health Amid the Pine Forests
Now Laying Out the Town.
Lots Now On the Market.
Buy First anti Get Your Choice
Call on or Address
POLITICAL BEE
IS BUZZING
Several Announcements
Baring the Week
—Many Candi
dates.
There has never been quite as
much interest In a political fight as
the people in Thomas qounty feel in
the coming election in June. There
are more candidates for the different
offices than even the oldest citizen
can remember. One peculiar thing
about this election though, Is the fact
that Thomas county has a.candidate
for Congress, popslbly one for the
United States Senate, one for the
state senate, and one who will even
tually make the race for’ governor.
Besides these there are two or more
candidates foT every office in the
county except two or three.
The congressional race will be the
one with paramount interest to the! tos
HUGHES THE
MAN FOR N. Y
Gets endorsement Oi
Tiie State Repub
lican Committee.
We Are Now Ready
New York, March 7.—Governor
Hughes today received the endorse
ment of the New York Republican
state committee as candidate for Pres
Ident. The resolutions, adopted by
the unanimous vote of the committee,
commend President. Roosevelt and
class him with the greatest and most
heroic figures in American history.
WITH OUR
FALL AND WINTER
LINES OF
Men, Women and Chil
dren's Clothing? Hats
and Furnishings.
Ortie rsy Mail
Mrs. Chas. Thompson, Miss Brooks
and Miss Gibson have retur/.od after
a few days spent at Mardi Gras in
New Orleans.
Mr. Earnest L. Mallard is in the
city for a short visit to relatives.
Are carefully and promptly filled. A complete cat
alogue covering all our lines will be
sent free upon request.
B. H. im, BRO. 6 CO.
SAVANNAH, * - • GEORGIA
BRASWELL & BISHOP,
Lloyds f Fla.
PROGRESS CONTINUES.
Industrial Development In Georgia
and Alabama Coal Field*.
Columbus, Ga., March E.—The
Georgia and Alabama Induatrial In
dex saya today In Its regular weekly
Jaaue.
“Large dealn*ln farm and timber
lands form a notable feature of tht
•tory of the week ending today la
Georgia and Alahama. The largest
fjjllo was that of 19,600 acres of coal
Holds In Alabama to Mobile and
northern capitalists who will develop
the proporty, sinking a number of
mines and carrying the coal to Mo
bile. Ala., on bargee which the com
pany will build for Its own use. 9
190,000 deal In pine timber landG
)n Coosa county, Ala. is also reportod
The real estate deals of the past few
days in the little city of Hawkins-
vtlle, Ga., aggregate the tidy snm of
tltS,000. A good many satisfactory
farm sales occurred, the purchase
price ranging from )30 to 644 per
acre.
"The plans of the company that
propose to develop $100,000 horse
power st Mussle Shoals on the Ten
nessee river arc progressing steadily
and It Is announced that the total In
vestment contemplated there Is $17,
000. A report that the Jilted States
Steel Corporation Is to imn a ttO,-
000.000 steel contract from the na
tional government*ud thafclho work
Will be done at thsNsrapuy’i Ala-
fcma plants baa exdterSUn Interest
m ilia Iron district la-; that state.
"Among the proleetet d nstrlal
gee, Ala.; fertiliser factory, Angus-
to, Ga.; ginnery, Blaffton, hos
iery and yarn mill, Birmingham, Ala;
llghtlag plants, Gnntorsvlllc, Steven
son, Ala.; and Dublin, Qa.; Iron m!n.
lng. Chalybeate Springs, Qa ; paint
factory, Atlanta, Ga„ and eHctrlc
railway, Stsvenron, Ala.
“Eleven nee corporations applied
for charter daring the week.”
DRAGGED BV BORSR.
Roy DeUc Has Exiting Time
With a Runaway.
enterprises reported by the Index are
Bottling Works, Foley, aad Marios
'Ala.; brick plant, Birmingham,'Ala.;
cement block plant, Macon, Ga., tan
nery, Falrhope, Ala.; notion mills.
Butler Springs, Ala., Calhoun and
iAshhurn, Oa.r cotton oil mill, Tnako.
(From Friday’s Dally.
Mr. Roy Dekle was the recipient of
a general shake up yesterday after
noon while going home. Ho was
driving the family home, which was
bltohed to their phaeton. Soetng an
automobile passing, the animal be
came excited and tried to run.
was checked by Mr. Dekle but la so
doing some port of tho harness broke
causing the animal to kick viciously.
Mr. Deklo endeavored to stop oat of
the buggy, but tripped and fall to the
ground.
Tho animal kicked at him as be
lay on tho ground and then started to
run away. Mr. Dekle managed to
hold the Unce to one hand and was
dragged for almost two blocks, brais
ing hie side ooroTely and spraining
the ankle. Although palatal, the
wounds win aot provo sorioas and
Mr. Deklo wae »p town driving the
same animal, after the aestdeat bad
happened.
Bo was ocsnpoHod to aeanre an en
tirely now set ot ha races and anoth-
buggy, because ot the damage
dona to three articles by the horse
while In tble tantrums.
Miss India Tamer ot Quitman is
In tho dt-* as the guest at lln. A. P.
Taylor.
district. Thomas county Is conceded j
to Roddenbery by a largo majority.!
For the state senate Editor Jessie'
Ward so far has no opposition. Dr.)
Frank Harris of Pavo and Hon.!
Dutch Wilkes of Meigs are consider-;
cd possibilities against him. j
In tho past week the race for coun-'
ty commissioners has grown very In
teresting. Four men have already an
nounced and only ono of these Is a
member of this year's commission.
Messrs. W. L. Adams of Pavo, E. It.
Whaley of Boston, T. W. Lewis of
Glasgow and E. M. Smith of this
city have publicly announced their
Intentions to make the race. There
aro Reveral men in different parts of
the county who are reportod to bo
thinking of running also.
For tax receiver, Messrs. It. P.
Doss of this city, K. W. McKinnon
and F. L. Norton have announced.
Politics of tho week were sot busting
again by tho announcement of A. B.
Milton to mako tho race for sheriff
Sheriff Bight, tho Incumbent, will
run again and Deputy Sheriff Sin
gletary will also bo in the race. These
two latter gentlemen have mado no
announcement but have said that
they would run.
Hon. M. L. Cook, ono of Thomas
county’s representatives In the Geor
gia legislature comes out today with
his announcement given by Ills
friends who are desirous of seeing
him In that position. Messrs. Macln-
tyre and Stubbs havo also decided to
make the raco for re-election.
Hon. W. H. Hammond will oppose
Judge C. P. Hansell for the office ot
Judge of the City Court. Both arc
actively engaged in their campaign.
Solicitor Roacoo Luke will have op
position for ro-electlon In the person
of Col. T. N. Hopkins ot this city.
These races both promise Interesting
developments.
It is more than probable that the
doonty primary will be set for the
fourth ot June the same date decided
upon by tig? state Executive Com
mittee and also the Congrcslonal
Committee.
KEEP HOUSE
RYDALE’S
Soap Babbles.
(From Success Magazine)
A wise son toucheth a glad father.
Train n child up and away he will
It's a long worm that has no turn-
lng. 5 Mgcm
If yon would hew your way to the
top, use a climb-ox.
By taking a quill Into his hand
many a man has made a “goose” of
himself. ,’4
Men who make a cloak of religion
may wear smoking jackets to the
txot world.
It’s consoling to think that it the
dog In she manger stays there long
cnoagb ho will starve to death.
Tht mere typographical appear
ance of AEsop's name helpa us to ba
ilers he was a capital fellsw.
Be held the maiden's hand and
said:
“May I the question pop?”
She coyly bent bor pret- head,
“You'd better qnestler v op.’’
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