About Weekly times enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1905-???? | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1908)
J VTKBKLY TIMES ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY AKRIL 3, 1PM. THOM ASVILLE, GEORGIA. Do you want a good position—one of the better sort—one worth having? If you do, take a course of business and short band training in this old reliable school. Call or write for faff information to A. W. BALL, President. Tax Receiver's Notice. 'I Rill be at the following placet on dates named. First Round. Merrill Title April 1st Ellabelle April 2nd Ochlochnee April 3rd Meigs April 4tb Coolidge April 6 th Favo 1 ..April 7th Patton. Wars April 8th Boston April 9th Glasgow April 11th Metcalfe Aprllllth \ I will be In Thomasvllle at court house the first week . of Superior Court in April. Second Round. UerrillTtlle April 13th Ellabelle April 14 th •eblochhee April 15th Meigs April 16th Coolidge April 17th ParO . • April 18th Morning Fatten Wars . . April 18th Ereofng Boston April 27th Station April 28th Olasgow April 29th Metcalfe...." April BOth Thomasrllle.. ..Mar 1st and 2nd I will be In ThomatTlIle at Court House the first week of Superior Court In April. O. W. Howard. T. C-. T. C. GRAND AND PETIT JVROtlS. Drawn For the April Term of Su- — . perlor Court. The following panels tor the su perior court of Thomas County hare been drawn and aupoenas Issued for their appearance: Grand Jury. \ J. T. Groorer, T. L. Brooks, B. F. Cochran, J. S. Ward. Jr., S. G. Cov ington, W. E. Nichols, W. H. Mitch ell, E. L. Neel, J. D. Strickland, W. W. Williams, W. B. Hambleton, W. Z. Brantley, J. S. Beverly, Sr., G. D. Williams, J. W. Peacock, J. Q. Taylor, b. 8. Groover, J. M. Ferrlll, J. H. Ansley, W. W. Felkeld. H. L. White, W. L. Adams, W. R. Foster, K. W. McKinnon, C. W. Kirby, J. F. James, W. A. Duren, S. b. Mallard, M. R. Mallette, P. P. Dixon. Petit Jury .1st Week. J. R. White, J. A. Mitchell, T. A. Moore, W. A. Vick, Heeth Varendoe J. B. Miller, C. T. Cooper, W. P. Brooks, J. B. Adams, S. B. Fielding, J. C. Prosser, E. A. Moreland, J. A. Sasser, L. E. Vann, 9. D. Clarke, J. L. Coofcf, E. C. Varnedoe, R. E. Da vis. I. C. Hunt, J. G. Burney, L. T. Vick, R. T. Rouse. J. H; Pullen, W. M. Carlisle, W. J. Gandy, J. F. Bul lock, C. R. McRae, C. A. Cochran, Mose Butler. T. A. Bullock, J. W. Wilson, M. M.- Mash, H. B. Benton, O. W. Ifottls, R. U. Braswell, J. M. Bullock. Petit Jury 2nd Week. STOP THE STRENUOUS LIFE. Weaken) the Tissues ' and Lessens Organic Vitality. The stress and- strain of the strenuous life in both city and coun try tends towards stomach trouble. Fire people suffer today where one did tea years ago with sick head ache, dlaineas, flatulence, distress after eating, nervousness sleepless ness and the many othen symptoms of tndlgsstlon. All who are suffering with atom, ach troubles and that means at least ‘.wo out of threa in Thomasrllle and other towns, should use Ml-o-na stomach tablets. Nothing else Is as safe, yet effective; nothing else can be retied on so thoroughly to relieve all troubles from indigestion as Ml- o-na. So reliable is Mlona in Its cura tive actions that Montgomery & Mac Intyre, with every 50 cent box sold, give a guarantee to refund the mon ey unless the remedy cures. ANNOUNCEMENTS MUCH CONCERN FELT. Ordinary Methods tor Treating Ca tarrh Prove Unsuccessful. Written statistics that show an In crease in catarrh have shaken confi dence In the usual prescription! to safeguard human health from the ravages of this disease. When the stomach dosing H. B. Fuller, M. C. Battle, R. C. Proven Ineffective, it was natural to I Balfour. T. B. Chisholm, J. G. Miller, look for some other treatment, and I L. R. Livingston, O. W. Anderson, 1 • It Is believed that In Hyomel an ab solute cure for all catarrhal'{roubles I J. W. Aabell, D. H. McDonald, J. F. News From hfetcalfe. | Swift, F. E. Buries. J. A. Horne, J. Mrs Graves Is visiting friends In L. Banister, W. B. Selph. O. T. Lane, Dei-un for a few tajs.. I J. F/ McDonald. C. H. Alderman, W. The following couples visited the a. Fuller, J. D. McCollum, R. R. Johnny Jones Carnival last Friday. Chastain, T. E. Buntln, J. D. Mcln- evcnlng: Mr. Hollumn Connell and tosh. May Dakle, R. W. McMillan, E. Miss Sallle Lou Lillie. Mr. Russell- D. McRay, W: H. Braswell, O. F.l lrrlu ted mucous membrane, so that Vann and Miss Kerby Bestly. Br.'wincy. J. D. Butler. Jeff C. Davis,- mucous memura » Rudd and Miss Myrtle Knapp. | F. M. Youngblood. C. B. Dixon. W. I relief Is almost instant, while last- Mlss Bessie Thomas visited her -Wood, J. H. Carlton, H. Banister, J. 1 i nr cure ■, practically sure to tot- sisler Mrs. T. A. Futch and also at-! b. Grlner, T. J. Bottoms, tended the union meeting Saturday has at last been found. Inhaled with the air you breathe, Its healing medication reaches evert part of the Our grandmothers used to get a lot of old nails place the min a vessel containing vlnogar and allow them to remain until the acetic add in the vinegar produced ao iron solution. This concoction was then taken by nearly every member of the family X 'ng the Spring and Fail ^and ft ly ever failed to strengthen and benefit the peraen taking It. The and Sunday. Mr. Camp of Mlccosuckle was in town Saturday last. Miss Howard of Boston visited her aunt Mrs. J. W. Thomas recent- ^ Those visiting the Union Meeting i T ' Sunday last werd Miss Myrtle Knapp, ♦ Messrs. Will Knapn. Frank Knapp, Bdwln Herne and J. A. Thomas. Dr. Wells with his medicine show: 8 ] d veay was good but there is a new has gone. He and his troup con- waJ , that Is far beUter. Science has ducted their shows with the utmost - discovered a way to manufacture propriety and made many frlends | j ron s0 that It can be dissolved in while here. - syrups and ellxers and given In de- Mtss 1.111a Forrest visited her - finite doses. One of The best and mother at Boston Saturday ana Sun-, surest ways te take Iron is la Ry- day. . dale's Tonic. This remedy la a com Sheriff Right was shaking hand* binatlon of Iron, QuAilne and Strych- wfth his friends In Metcalfe Wednos- n ( ne j„ an orange Elisor and oom- day. blned with ether ingredients that Mrs. B.' Copeland spent Wedues-, make It very valuable as a blood and aeaday In Thomtevtlle shopping. j nerve tonic. It Is without an equal Honor Roll of Metcalfe school for f or old people needing a stimfilent month ending March 20th. 1906. j and f or weak and puny chlldrefi add gomery & ■ *th Grade—Miss Fannie Lee gfe- a 8ure curo f or chills and malaria. - Cloud 96, Miss Bessie Thomas 96. m ■ 8th Grade—Miss Claudia Cope-j mnuntai W land 96. Miss Mary Copeland 95. MIlUtKAI 7th and 8th Grades—Miss Laural Yes, I Hav„ Bound It at Last. Russell 98.7, - | Found what? Why that Chamber- 7th Grade—Miss Luclle Strlneer- loin's Salve cures eczema and all 95.1, Mies Irene Thomas, 98, Miss manner of Itching" of tU* skin. I ■ Maida Lillie 95. j have been afflicted for- many years 3th Grad- low. I The complete Hyomel outfit coots but 81.00, and Is sold by Montgom ery A MacIntyre under an absolute guarantee to refund the money If It doea not give satlafactlon. Gentle and Effective. A well-known Manitoba editor wrltee; "As an Inside worker I Had Chamberlain's -Stomach and Liver Tablets Invaluable for the touches of biliousness natural to sedentary life, their action being gentle and effec tive, clearing the digestive tract and the head." Price 25 cents, sample free. For sale by Montgomery MacIntyre, Thomasvllle, Ga. - DeWltt’s Little -Eearly Risers, the famous little pills. Sold by Mont- Maclntyre. , DoWttt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve. It. Is especially good for piles. Sold by Montgomery & Mac Intyre. , „ There is nothing better than Ko- Myra Copeland 96.6. with skin disease. I had to ? get upj Basie Wheeler 98.9. Irna Selgler 75 I three or four times every night and! Frank Searcy 96.4, Anale Swift 98^ wash with cold water to allay the! vj J.™ *’ Feed Smith 96.6. WTrlble lteblog. bat since using thla *> U b * Montgomery * MacIntyre. Afh Grade—Meda Gllsson 96.5. salve In December, 1905. the Itch- r „„_ K n „. n Ruth' Swik 97. Lucy Montford Ing has stopped and hat not troubled **,15^*5, So. Isabelle Copelwid 98.5. ' me.-Blder John T. Osgley. Root-! '4H> Grade B.-CUudU Rodden--WHs. Pa Forsale by Montgomery ®j! bery 95.2. Lillie Knapp 96.6. Luclle £ MacIntyre, THomaavllle, Oa. Thomas 95. Marry Dekle 96.6. Soffle- / Wheeler 96.5, Joe (tonnell 95.2. ' The Jumping Off Plaoe. **? 0H "°n 9 h> 4 ' "Consumption had me In Its grasp, t^rdli Evans 96.8, Harven Sumber- r had a i rawt reached the jump- : ing off plaoe when I waa advised to fonder 95.4.. ed out of the system and at the same, time It aHsys inflammation. Sold by Montgomery A MacIntyre. DeWItt'a Kidney and Bladder- Pills are prompt and thorough and will in a abort time strengthen weak; For Sheriff. I hereby announce myself for the office.of Sheriff of Thomas county subject to the-will of the voters In the regular Democratic primary. Realizing the duties and responsibil ities at the office fully and dealring to serve In this capacity honestly and faithfully, if elected, 1 promise to give to the office the belt atten tion and most efficient irvice of which I am capable. Respectfully, A. B. MILTON. For Representative. The friends of M. L. Cook, hereby announce him as a candidate for re- election to House of Representatives subject to action of Democratic pri mary. His record as a representative Is before hi! constituents. •- For Sheriff. To the Voters of Thomas County: I hereby announce myself ss a candidate for reelectton to the office of Sheriff of Thomas county, aubject to the action of the white primary, and aollclt the support of the voters, promising the same faithful service In the future as that of the put. Thanking you for your pakt kind ness to me and asking your support again, I am, Yours to serve, T. J. HIOHT. Road Tax Collector. M. D. Redfearu begs to advise the publle that he will be at Barwlck March 22 aid Pavo March 29, 1102. ."or Tax* Receiver. In persuance of the regular cus tom of the Democratic party in this county I hereby announce myaelf for the office of tax receiver for Thomas County. I respectfully request the support of all citizens, and It elected will devote my time and attention to the work. Respectfully, D. M. BAKER. For County Commissioner. Fully realising the necessity of hard work and good Judgement In the running of the affaire of thla county for the beat Interest of etch and every man therein, gad pledging myself to labor faithfully to thcl- In terest, ,1 hereby announce myself for the office of county commissioner from the Olascew f litrlci. 1 submit my name subject to the action of the Democratic party at the coming elec tion. T. W. LBWIS. To the date f< Thome Melton. it Voters of Thomas County: for the office of tax receiver of Th&mas county at the coming elec tion. My candidacy Is subject to the no tion of the primary. I promise the people of Thomas county my best services should they elect me to this office. I earnestly solicit the support of the white voters in my candidacy. Respectfully, R. P. DOSS. For City Court Judge. I am a candidate for reflection *< the office of Jmjge of the City Court of ThomasrUl^r subject to the Demo cratic primary. CHAB. P. MANSELL. For County Commissioner. TTmes-Enterprlee: Owing too* strong petition of fay friends et Pavo District, I announce myself a candidate for office of County Commissioner of Thomat Co., subject to the Democratic Primary, At the soHcftatfon of my friends of Boston and vicinity I offer as a can didate for coanty commissioner, sub ject to the Democretie primary. B. R. WHALEY. future that I have tried to render te the past. Very respectfully, Wm. M. JONES. For Solicitor City Court. To The Voters of Thomas Coanty; I announce my candidacy for so licitor general of the city court of Thomasvllle, subject to the white primary to be held on June 4th. I have no criticism to mahe ef my opponent, either ss an officer 4>r as 'a citizen. During fait nearly eighteen years as solicitor of the County Court he attended to the of fice. During my term It has beea my effort to do the same fling. I will appreciate your support. Very Respectfully, ROSCOB LUKE. Every woman desires a good corn-, plexion, hut oft-times either ruin* the one she has or fails to gain oue by the paint and powder method the. employs. A good complexion la from within and can't be painted or pow dered on. Two things are necessary In order to be the possessor of a good complexion, a healthy actlou of the liver and good rich blood. Rydale’s Liver Tablets taken occasionally and followed for a week or ten days by Rydale's Tonic and plenty of fresh air and out of doors exercise will beat all the paint and powder In tb* world. Try it Just once and see. Sold by all drug stores. Dr. W. A. Monroe of Metcalf* spent Thusrd&y In tbe city on bus iness. Miss Cooper of Pelham Is in the city ae the guest of her brother, Mr. M. M. Cooper. For 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 will give my beet efforts to the work and endeavor to prove, worthy the confidence and trust placed In me. Respectfully, F. 8. NORTON.;, For County Commteatpner. Alter serious consideration, and at the solicitation of my many friends, I bays decided to be a candidate for re-eleoUon to the position of County Commissioner, aubject to the demo cratic primary. Thanking my many friends for their support In past years Kedol Is a scientific preparation of vegetable adds''with natural dlges- flants and contains the same Jnloes soliciting the support pf my friends j and asking lor the same loyalty thlj ^d *ln aTerilV. stomach- Each and fellow eltl**as.t. Yours truly, W. L. ADAMS. ! try Dr. Ming’s New Discovery; and ened kidneys and allays trouble aria- * Notice. i I want to say eight now, It saved my, lag froi inflammation of the blad, To Voters of Thomas County Look out for one wHIte and dun! life. Impqpvemeut began with the d<y\ Sold by Montgomery A Mao- 1 pldqd. butt beaded steer. Liberal! first bottle and after taking one doz- reward wMI be paid for any lnforuli- en, bottles I was a well and happy tien regasdtog the leeatkn ot this an an again, 1 * tars George Heore, of steer. Last seen between ’ Oqulnnee Orlmesland, N. C. As a remedy for steer. Greek sad the river, te right of Dr. McTyeer’s old place It «• L. ROGERS. The University of Georgia offers (astr-ctldna In Dentlftsr. For Infor mation apply to Alfred Akersun, Athena, Oa. C. coughs and colds told healer of weak and sore luwgs and for preventing pnouxndnla Nenr tjlsoovety Is sn- preme. -M and filTuO per bottle at all druggists. Trial bottle free. nggtots. ' Quantity and Quality rarely ever Pf) together. Here's the exception. Elliott’* Emulsified Foil Liniment — — contelne htK a pint of emulsion of . For Tax Oonertor. Spirits Turpentine, Origanum, Kero- 1 most respectfully announce my-. t , Bf# 01J Blhsr and Ammonia and oalf a oandldate tor _to; |e , ]( for onlyd6 c «, u a bottle. Guar- tee office or tax of ’IhortfS; or mtmejr fcack For u ] 4 at coanty, aubject tfi the action of too „ drup , Btara , * primary to be told oa June 4th. I, pon . t walt unUI fa haT( , a sincerely ‘hank my friends for their ( 00<(?h » Aa onnce of eupeort In “ "C tlen Is worth a pound of cure." With •*«*•*. “T beet e *?, rU she first Ockllng of the bronehlal wareful attentlea to the duties ef the tabeg Ket , ot RrdaIe -< Cough o* c ®- - | RUncr. Safest for parent or child. Very Respectfully, P. 6. HEETH. { Contains no opiates. | drug • tores. For sale at ill Intyre. Neighborhood Favorite. Mrs. E. D. Charles, of Harbor, Matne, speaking of Electric Bitters, says: "It Is a neighborhood favorite here with us.” It deserves to be a favorite everywhere. It gives quick) riled ln'dyspopsla User complaint, kid pey derangement, malnuerttlon, ner vousness, weakness and geneTU de bility. Its actios on the Mood, as a thorough purifier makes it especially useful ss a spring medicine. This grand alterative toile Is sold un- aertgaroantee at all druggists. EOs Keeping Open House. ..Everybody It welcome when we feel good; and we r«el that way on ly when our dtgcsyvo organa are working properly. Dr. King's New life Pills regulate the aotlon of the stomach, liver and bowels so per fectly one can’t help feeling good when he uaes these pfile. 15 cents at all drug atpres. For Tax Recetyer. In persunnes *1 tho regular oon- tom of the Jlemocratle party In this county I hereby announce myself for 'te office of tax receiver for Thoms* county. I respectfully request th* support of nil citizens, and U elected will doTote my time and attention faithfully to the work. J have tarred, the county to this position In year* gone by and tm fully acquainted with th* work and am positive that I will ha able to properly oondact It Respectfully. K. W. McKINNON. year, I cm Vary sincerely, f E. M. SMITH. For Sheriff. I hereby anneunc* myaelf a oan dldate for (herie. My long exper ience aa Deputy Sheriff ho* enubted me to fully acquaint myself with the duties of the offic*, and if elaoted, I will honestly sod fearlessly discharge the, duties of this Important office. office with tbs shartff’i offiae, any member of my family, and nil ru- For Coanty Treasurer. I respectfully announce that I am a oandldate for re-election as treas urer of Thomat oounty, subject to the aotlon of the coming Democratic primavy. I am very thankful to th* people for the favors and ooafldeaoe shown me to the put and pledge. If elected, my vary best and most conscientious effort* to give them faithful, efficient and satisfactory service. I earnestly aollelt your support and friendly cooperation. Gratefully sad faithfully Terms, JNO. F. PARKER. To Th* Democratic Voters of Geor gia: I am a candidate for Treuurer of this stats, subject to the Democratic Primary an June 4th. My Candida cy to baud upon my former service to toe people In this office oororfSk s period af more toon twenty years record that I believe Win bear I will not, If elected, appoint to our- scrutiny and which has never been impugned, if slanted I prom ise the same fatthfil service te the mors that I -would appoint soma dllUa8 ot a g M that marked my Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Strioklaod of Mlccosukle are In the city ter n few "B C DoWikt A Os.. OMIcago, Til. Suffering and Dollars Saved. Gentlemen:—la 1197 I had « dto- B: S. Loper, ef Manila, N. Y„ ei«v» ef the stomach aa<f bowels. Is tavi: “I am a carpenter ant-have . . , „ . the spring of 1902 I bought a Bottle had 'mmy severe cuts heated by days u the tfieats ef Mr. sad Mrs. ef K-dol and the benefit 1 received Rncklon's Arnica Salve. It has uv-'c. B. Dixon. - nil fke gold ta Georgia could sot eiilfering and dollars. It lsl hue- Touts very truly. C. N. ffor- by far the best beating salve I have ' rcli Rodhig Os., Aug. 29. 1996." prpr found.” Heala burns, sores, nl- Bnld by Montgomery A -MacIntyre, cere, fever sores, enema and piles. 29 cents at all drug stores. Thomasvllle, Ga. Miss Rena Bonchella to spending the week with Mentis In Atlanta. « member of family as Deputy ore false. I most earnestly solicit tho support of the white voters of the county. My oandhtoey Is subjeot to the Demoocatfc primary. T. S. SINOLBTART. For State Senator. At the solicitation of my many friends I hereby announce mysoM a candidate for the odtee ot senate* from the Seventh District of Ooor- gta. subject to tho action of tho Dem oors Me primary of Jun# 4th.-4911. ‘ —. J. 8. WARD, Jr. prerioua administration.« Years truly. For Orikay. '.I harofcy announce myself a can didate foe re-olootloa to the udtoe of Ordinary of Itomo* Coanty, Geor gia, subject to the nation of th* Bern email t -Primary tot June 44b. I desire te roMta my stoesre thanks !o nR my Mentis tor th* gvoer sopport given me ta th* put, and »*- apettfuHr stk tholr suOrags to Ihta elec ties, promising th* sum filth- Mia* ta doty to th* afiton to te# ▼AN DYKE'S RESTAUBANT. • At Coast Line Depot. Special Breakfast Served For Early —Oysters, Fish, Gome, In Sessoo— Best Sen-foe — — Price* Reasonable Beaattrnl Souvenir Foetal Canto. The souvenir postal cord* Issued by the Atlanta, Birmingham A Atlas- tie Railroad are proving exceedingly popular. They are painted In colon and represent attractive seen** along the Bn*. £ A set H seven ot thou ' :1s sn be secured by sending ten emts to W. H. Lonhy, Geperal V granger Agent, Atlanta, Go. dose will digest more thsa 9.900 grains ot good food. Sola by Mont gomery A MacIntyre. 4 k Handsome Calendar. The Atlanta, Btrmtogbam and At. lantle Railroad’s 1902 oalsndtr has proven the most popular railroad cal endar Issued In the southwest. Tho heavy demand lor these osleudan bos caused a second edition to be is sued. Copy can ba sees rod by sand ing seven cents, (Te) to stamp* to W. H. Leahy, Oensrsl "Psasongar agent, Atlanta, Gal It Doea the 1 Mr. B. h: Chambertofn, of Clinton, Main*, soya of Bbehton’s Arntan Salve: "It does tho business; I hare I It l8r piles and It cared them. Used It for shopped hands and It sored them. Applied It to an edd tors tod It healed it without .leaving a sear behind?' 21 coats at ml drug stems,. The Atlanta, Birmingham aad At lantic Railroad sails attention to the beautiful illustrated booklet eatitlat! Seashore r aad Mountain," contain ing vtewu of seashore and mountain resorts along It* lines, with mop showing th* Hue ta Operation up to 'Copies wilt be sent tow upon ap plication te W. H. Lechy,-General Pasaeigor Agent, Atlanta, Ga. KODOL to the best remeor know today for dyspepsia. Indigestion an. all trouble* arising from a disorders. Stomach. - It to pleasant, prompt on thorough. Sold by Montgomery A Uaelntyse These *'• d Is sues tor which Chans kerlain's Salve la especially valua ble. ft quickly allays th* itching am' smarting sad soon . effects a cure . Price, 25 cent*. For sal* by Mont- imesy A MacIntyre. fikOdol Indigestion; t ^ ■* Reb«VM»our stomaefeu 0*1oit*tioQc! (ho '< sart JHgtAto what you «ak.
