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THE DAILY TMES-ENTERPRISE.
JOHN TRIPLETT,
W. A. 8PITZ,
_ Editor
Bus. M’g’r.
TUESDAY. DEOEMBEE 17, 1#01
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business office.
The Atchinson Globe esys of a
local candidate that, “if he were
honest he wouldn’t vote for him
self.”
The Albany Herald thinks
Thanksgiving day should have
fallen just after the adjournment
of the legislature.
About tomorrow, or next day,
at farthest, Miss stone is likely to
be reported dead again for the
seventeenth time. She has more
lives than a cat.
What Priuce Henry needs, nc
cording to the Atlanta Constitu
tion, is a big brother-in-law, with
a No. 10 .boot gud the Barvard
style of kick.
Mrs. Benbam—Who invented
the cornet?
Bonham—What difference does
it make now? It’a too late to
him eoffer.—Brooklyn Life.
Dewey’s verdict will stand,
stand the test of time end all ad
verse criticism. It is above and
beyond criticism, high as the
character of the mao who formu
lated it, and as the peerless sailor
whom it vindicates.
The Herald doesn’t take any
stock in the report that Mark
Hanna haa lost bis grip on the re
publican party in Ohio* He is
more feared by the politicians
than any man in the republican
party., today, uot only, in Ohio,
but all over the country.—Albany
Herald.
A TWENTIETH CENTURY WONDER
Not since Morse flashed the
first message by electricity from
Washington to Baltimore in 1844,
or whea the world was thrilled by
the announcement that a message
had been sent beneath the sea
trom America to England, has the,
wonders of that etrange, subtle,
impalpable substance known as
electricity, been so. strikingly
illustrated as it w^s on last Satur
day, wheu Marconi, cbe Italian
wizzard, stood- on. tie shores
of the new world, and- fell tjie
pulsations of aD electric current
sent through the air across the
broad Atlantic. Wonders, beyond
the dream of scientists, have been
wrought by electricity, but this
last, and perhaps uot yet, crown
ing, foat, of this mysterious sub
stance, has startled the world and
opened up a field of speculation
which has no limit.
The 19th ceutury marked stu
pendous strides io electrical de
velopments, but the first year of
the 20th century has eclipsed
them all in this, last and most
wonderful feat.
A dispatch, dated, December
14lh, from St. Johns, New Pound-
laud, eay:
“Signor Marcoui announced the
most wonderful scientific achieve
ment of modern times tonight, in
stating that be had received elec
trie signals across the, Atlantic
ocean from his station ip Cornwall,
England.
Signor Marconi arrived here a
week ago Friday, selected Signal
Hill, at toe entrance to the har
bor, as ao experimenting station
and moved his equipment there.
Last Monday he cabled to Poldbu
station to begin sending signals
A dispatch from Washington,
say*: “The president has as
tonished southern republicans by
generally declining to follow their
recommendations; in fact- no
southern republican organization
can claim to have bad its recom
mendations carried out by the
president, and,, if a good republi
can‘is not proposed or discovered,
the chief executive appoiote
democrats from the south.
THE LEGISLATURE PAYS TRIBUTE
TO A,COLORED MEMBER.
Th« death of Lectured Crawford
In,Atlanta yesterday removes a
well known member of the legisla
ture. He was a colored man who
had represented McIntosh county
In tbs house for four terms. Hie
hdme wag, in Darien, and be was
a preacher ip, the colored Metho
dist oborfb. Crawford w*#. al
ways respectful and conservative.
Ha had the good will of h)s white,
coileagsain the house and of his
neighbor* in McIntosh county.
Ha ,w*a well up on public affairs
and resolutions of respect to bis
memory war* passed by the house,
—Savannah Pros*.
at 3 p. m. daily aod to continue
them until 6 p. m., these hour's
being respectively 11:30 a. m.. to
2:30 p. m , St. John’s time.
During these hours Wednesday
Signor Marconi elevated the kite
with an aerial wire by means of
which signals areseut or received.
He remained at the recorder at
tached.to the receiving apparatus,
and to bis profound satisfaction
signals were received by him at
intervals, according to the pro
gram arranged previously with
the operator at Poldbu. These
signals consisted of repeating at
intervals the letter “8," which in
Marconi’s code is made by three
dots or quick strokes.”
XMAS ANNOUNCEMENT
SffRfJO.
S3L.O-A.T BEOS.
Christmas comes but once a year and every one
should have his share. We want your business,
“COME SEE US” £)R WRITE US.
Loons .A-t Tlies© Prices:
UNTIL JANUARY 1, WE WILL DELIVER-
MELYALE RYE
GAME COCK
NLOAT’S FAVORITE
CREAM OF KENTUCKY
1883 RYE
1883 CORN
4 FULL Quarts
4 ” “
4 '• “
4 “ “
4 “ ”
4 “ " -
We have a full line of Gins, Rums, Brandies and Wines
kinds of shapes. Yours to Command,
..$5.00
- 4.00
.. 4 00
.. 4-00
.. 3 00
.. 3 00
in all
SLOAT BROS.. - - Valdosta, Georgia.
7-26-4 ly “COME SEE US.” OR WRITE Ub.
Orders seut ns giveu special attention..
HOPSONS PALACE BAH,
J. E. GORNTO, MANAGER,
VALDOSTA, - - - GIIOBiGIA-
exolusive AGENTS FOR
Old Saratoga and Baker’s Rye,
Price 1 50 per qt., 13.50 ger case of 1 doz
Wilson Whiskey, “That’s All,”
- 1 00 per qt., 11.85 per case.
Lewis’ “66,”
1.5.0 per. qt., 13 50 per case.
Paul Jones 4 Star Rye,
1 00 perqt. 11 85jpercase
Jeff Clark Rye,
* 4 lull Quart* delivered 3-25.
Westmoreland Rye, . .
We have handled 18 years. It gives satisfaction, 1.00 per qt.'
Sand Mountain Corn,
75<j per qt.
We pay express on orders of 3.00 or more.
IWPS9AP8
J, E. GORNl'O, Manager. . • - - VALDOSTA, GA.
A Present For You.
We desire to re luce our stock greatly by Christmas to make
room for other goods to arrive, theref >re we make you these
two propositions:
WHERE DEMOCRATS STAND ON EX
PANSION.
The Pbilppine tariff framed by
the republicans aod now before
the house has showed where the
democrats stand, and the line of
policy they will pursue. Repre
sentative Richardeon, of Tennes
see. leader of the house, bee filed
a minority report,. io which be
says:
-The measure is but another
stop in a well-marked line of im
perialism. It is enacting a policy
of pure colonialism and the worse
form of that policy. We are op
posed to our governmeut’a at
tempting to hold the territories as
colonies^and treating the iuhabi
tants there as subjsots and impo
sing upon them a government of
force. This is the method of an
empire instead of a republic. We
oppose the whole policy of the
majority in dealing with the Pbil
ppine archipelago. We believe
that instead of the effort they are
making to set up and hold partner
nent colonies there, we should
long since have Inaugurated a
policy assuring to the people, of
those islands a stable government
and their ultimate independence.”
The report says the aecretary of
war, made the tax laws for the
Ptriiidpines, and is given more
power than most kings.
With Every $10 Cash Purchase
We will give you Free as a Christmas present,
A Fine J
With Every $20 Cash Pureahse
We will give you absolutely Lee.
A. Fine #7 Wil’ow Rocker.
This offer holds good until Christmas, Yon will find our stock complete,
quality equal t0 any and prices the lowest in town.
Opposite the Poat Offio*.
When M. Antoinette was told
that the mob clamored lor bread
ebe asked, “Why don’t they eat
cake ” Corn has gotten so high
that many southern farmers are
feeding their stock on wheat.—
Atlanta Journal.
Christmas
Perfumes,
Aaaweet and delicate as the
flowers they indicate. Our first
aim is to secure an assortment
that cannot be matched for uni*'-
form excellence, t and our next
ende.ivor is to supply these per
fect odor* at the lowest possib’e
I price.
j The cost of perfume is always
right here, and you are certaiu
■ of getting there odors that are
j most enduring and most true to
J. W. Peacock,
Drug*. II* Broad St.
Agent Wiley’s Candies. ^Fresh
Every week.
TRAiyEJtNURSE-
shall be pleased to render my profession-
’ of Th<
al services to the people
I esn be found at 118 ~
lrao Emma Gibson,
gSSftft
Mon, Trained I
homtsvllle-
look before yqu leap.
or yon may find yourself lq*ha<Uu>l*.
When you intend purchasing oqal for'
cooking or heating purposes, be sure and
find where yon Can get the best coal; the
beat weight and the best-all 'rannd sat
isfaction. That is a* this yard, and if
onr high grade Jelieo ooal don't give it,
yon will never find it anywhere. tf
•1. W. Dillon.
“THO MASVILL& ROUIE.”
Effective Aug. 18 1901, Subieet to Change Without Notice
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. A t Tbomasviljp. No, l with Plant 8ystem, for Savannah and Jackson villa and with
Plant System Vo. rt for Montgomery. Vo :l with Plant System No 78 for Albany and Nc. 53
AtTlftqn. No. twitsO 8,4P No 9 tor Maooa. Atlanta. Nashville, New York and 1
York and east.-m .nd western point, No, 9 witli T. k N. F Ry for Fitzgerald and Inter
Sts point., - o 9 with Plant System for Albany. B
No..l with i
„ MO- * wtth Oa..Nor, No. 1tot boerun and No. S for Pldeook.
Nor. NOJI for^>oe^on L No. 4 with Os. Nor. No. 7 fgr Pldeook.
PLANT SYSTEM
Flor'da and Cuba
Double Daily Passenger Seryic©
-TQt
Montgomery, Troy, Ozark, Dothan, Elba. Bainbridge, Thomasville,
Valdosta, Wayorosa, Savannah, Charleston, Brunswick, Jacksonville
PUrtfia FataiMb
Through Pullman Cars
trains- an
.New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington,
Richmond Ml points east ia coanection with
Southern Railway and; Atlantic Coast Line.
To St. Louis, Cincinnati, LquUvfHe, Chicago, Kansas City,;
’ Birmingham, Nashviftq, New Orleans,: and all points west and northwest*
Lv. Thomasville going east: 3:25 a. m„ 6:30 a. m., 2;00p. m.
Lv. Thomasville going west: 1:00 a. m., 11:10 a. m.
For Albany '9; 30 a m;
For Monticello 11:10 a. m., 2:10 p. m.
Oonnootiona at Savannah With Qoeian Steamship Line and la. A M, P
Oo for New York, Boston and Baltimore.
For further information call on nearest Ticket Agent or address
B. W WBENN. Pass. TraffloMgM W. V. LIPF8KY, Div. Fan. AvL
- sayaonab.o*., -» . Uomgouory, Als.
T. J. Bottoms, Traveling Passenger Agent, ThonSeville,9a.
In Effect,.Inns, 16th, 19<M.
—BETWEEN—
ATLANTA. AMERICUS. ALBANY
AND THOMA8VTLLE.
Statlona,
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Lv Bufsnls
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AT. BmttbTiUa_
NEW BOUKS,
CHRISTMAS BOOKS,
TOY BOOKS,
A Mbs. AsMrtwa.nl at
J..E, Robison & Co.
d lmo 12-4.
Ar.Montfom.ry.
Lr. Macon.
Ar. Atlanta
■LIOaNT PABLOB OARS ~ BJtTWBEh
innfA Up MApOH.
toi tartan Information apply to
i. M. MALLOaT, Macon.
iif
Th« Pullman uar Line
LOUISVILLE,
OINOMNAai,
CHICAGO,
INDIAN APKhUIS
*h6 Northwest
Pullman Vestibule service on
Night Trains. Parlor Obair
Cara on Day Train
Aft., *a»Baaa,Oa
Get your tickets by the Monea
Route for Chicago and the great
Northwestern Summer Resorts.
W. H. MvDQBL, Pro, id an aad denaraal Maa
*«•».
F. 1. RBXD Oan. p. A. Chicago.
For farther ioformatiou addrees
D. A. DENMARK,
a Yaldasta, a,
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