About The Thomasville times-enterprise. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1889-1904 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1903)
The matter of feed is of tremendous importance to the farmer. Wrong feeding if !oss. Right feeding is profit The up-to-date farmer know? vhat. to feed his cows to get he most milk, his.pigs to gc -he most pork, his hens tc jet the most eggs. Science. But how about the children t .Are they fed according to science, a bone food if bones are soft and undeveloped, $ flesh and muscle food if they are thin and .weak and a blood food if there is anemia ? Scott’s Emulsion is a mixed food; the Cod Liver Oil in it makes flesh, blood and muscle, the Lime and Soda make bone and brain. An editor in Pennsylvania refers to the Standard. Oil Croesus as “John D. Rocky baptist.” $2.00, 2,50, 3.00 and 3.50 per gallon. iving middle man’s profits; All Express Charges paid gallons to the limit of Southern Express Company. >rder. Send your order and write for descriptive circu- Reference commercial agencies or any merchant here. - Cherryvijle, N. C. ■ s Frank Stanton says that the Faith that advertises for a lost umbrella could get rich removing mountains for mine owners. J. H. WOOLLY, Its government is planned on the lines of the United States.' The republic-is composed of the states of Mirando, Gar- abobo, Bermudez, Zomora, Lara, Los Andes. Falcon, Bolivar, a federal dis trict, territories and colonies. The leg islative power, is vested in a senate and a house of^ielegates, the two houses be- join in the crusade. The Atlanta Con stitution says that the suggestion is a good one for the people of every state of the union to follow, and the place to be gin the crusade’-is in the home, school and churcn, as is the intention in Ken- tacky. There can be no doubt that the laxity of justice as administered by the courts of the land h^s much to do with the cheapening estimate of human life and the increase of criminal jty generally. Jurors will render verdicts more in ac cordance with the law and evidence when they are surrounded bya vigorous, healthy publio sentiment in the commu nity branding the criminal and his crime as they should morally, and legally l e branded. Judges cannot too often charge grand juries hi a manner calcula ted to impress upon them the paramount importance to society and the public or der of estimating crime at its real wick edness and being deaf and blind to per sonal consideration and perverted senti ment '. . Adjutant General ,J. W. Robertson y 3S ter day morning issued [commissions to ho re-elected officers of state troops. T 3 first commission was to W. E. Wooten as colonel of the Fourth, regi- mant of infantry. We Manufacture The Beit 3&Ten thousand miles of overhead tele graph wires almost shut out the smoky canopy which spreads above the London streets, and the number of telegraph messages received in London, last year was oyer 6,000,000. Ninety million gal lons of water are consumed daily. - senate is composed of three senators j from each state, who, with their alter- i nates, are elected for a term of four , years. ' - ' - The executive .power is vested in the - p president, his cabinet and a federal 1 council; composed of a senator and a '] deputy from each state and a deputy 1 from the federal district, who are chos- 1 en for a term of . two years by congress ' from among its own members. 1 Venezuela lias a large number of ’ thriving towns, the most important be- 1 ing Caracas, tip, capital, with over 70,- 1 000 population at the census of 1891. 1 .Vilencia,^(Maracaibo, Carapano, Mata-, : rin, Coro, Tocuzo', Barqnisimeto, Bar- * bacoas, Zaranca, Barcelona and LaGuay- ra.'with fully sixty cities from 6,000 to , 12,000 inhabitants. - ( -he editor ,.f the Albany Herald'so-- liloquizes,tiiu8: tii4 “lf Mr. Carnegie real ly \ ants to die poor, let him come south aid buy lands and-mules and rent them out to negroes and furnish the negroes with what corn and meat they want to buy while they are making a crop of cotton.’* . Let us have your Orders for Mill Supolies or Shop Work. Mallary Bros Machinery Comoanv. _ Macon, «a.- It is the standard scientific -food for delicate children. * EDWIN A. HARDIN CO., Inc. Send for free sample. Be sure that this picture Ic the form of a label is on th: wrapper of every bottle o'. Emulsion you buy. Scott&Bownc CHEMISTS, 409 Pearl St., N. Y 50c. and $1 > all druggist? , 78 and 80 Peachtree St. Warerooms 71 and 73 N. Broad St Ground Floor Eng.-American Bldg., ATLANTA, GA. ers and Best Repairers South ! 10,000 Satisfied customers. Whole- - sale and Retail Dealers in - " * The oratorical association of the Uni versity of Wisconsin placed Senator Till man, of South Carolina, on the list of lecturers for the coming season. A meet ing of the students was held and a pro test sent to tfie committee, several mem bers of the faculty joining, and the in vitation will be recalled. The commit tee wanted a number that would draw. GEORGIA DAY. Tomorrow, February twelfth, is known as Georgia Day. Just one hun .drefl and seventy years ago, on that day, Jame Oglethorpe first set foot on this soil and established a colony at Sav*n,- Williams Typewriters. °New’Model No. 4 for 1903. h Visible Writing, Positive Alignment, Ball Bearings, Strongest Manifolding, Ex- SsSSraro treme Durability, Greatest Speed, Inks From Pad, Prettiest Work, Single Shift ^Second-Hana^DepartmentIs well stoek- ■ ed'with good WilMms, Remingtons, Smiths, ';"i Yosts, Dens mores, Cali graphs and other machines illirn l; ln S°° d repair. Our machines and prices are the 31(fo?-. - cheapest in the world—send tor samples of work. - , All second hand machines sent C. O. D., subject to examination, unless your credit is established With us, but only when expressage BOTH WAYS JEjiSP' IS DEPOSITED IN DVANCE. Caracas, the capital, lies seven miles south of the Canibean sea, and is 9018 ftiet above its level. The city is regular ly laid out, with two main streets at right angled to each otlier leading to the four points of the compass, .and the other streets are all numbered as in the cities of the United States. 'It has seve ral fine parks, the handsomest plfty-a Bolivar, iif the center of tlie ciqjt- It is well laid out and lighted, planted with choice trees and flowers, and in the center is placed a broilze equestrian statue of ^General Simon ^Bolivar. In the summer evenings the government band discourses sweet music, and the promenades are crowded with the beau ty and cliivalry of the city. The plaza Washington, with the life size statue of Washington, is equally as well kept. ;* As far back as 1810 Caracas bad a pop ulation of 50,000, and at first sight it would appear to grow deliberately; but it has had an undue share of misfortune and calamity. In 1812 it was almost to tally destroyed by the great earthquakes of that year, Which totally destroyed the city of LaGuayra and wrought fearful havoc in other towns. From 1803 to 1812. during the war of independence, it was plundered and depopulated by the Spaniards, besides being visited with cholera; and in the subsequent revolutions it has been the theatre of TK^3pression “conceived in sin and bom into iniquity” has 1 been applied to many tilings, but it certainly does not apply to "the idea that prompted tiie founding of .Georgia. That idea was Idle Hour, the recently erected Long Island home of W. K. Vanderbilt, has 'settled to such an extent that great damage has been done to ceilings and fresco work. Serious cracks have ap peared in the walls mid there is some fear that the place will have to be aban doned. This all goes to show the truth of the Bible-story about a house built on the sand. CANDLER’S WORK.- Former Governor Allen D. Candler, who 1s busily engaged in compiling the historical and colonial records of Georgia, will have one volume of tliis valuable work off the press by the convening of the legislature in June. The work has 'progressed favorably and rapidly with the exception of the delays caused by the lost records. Another feature suggested after the compilation of this work is competed is to compile the records of the original counties of Georgia, eight in number, and then those counties extant at the close of the eighteenth century. The original counties are Camden, Richmond, Chatham, Glenn, Burke, Wilkes and liberty. All of these counties except the latter are named for famous Englishmen who worked for the colony of Georgia. Itlnvolvedpiopejfor those who through buAiness ^ misfortuae^^had^' lost 'their chance for useful citizenship in England, and freedom for those who desired to ex- ercise their religiousJbelief without be ing subjected to-intolerant persecution. Much of Georgia’s present prosperity is no doubt due to the broad and liberal policy of her founders. She has buffet ed every storm, and has withstood every attack. She has risen superior to! the devastation of civil war, and the rigors of political calamity. Today phe occupies a proudstatiou at the head jof the list of southern states, and every one . of her sons' is proud to say he is a Georpan. . Georgians are not forgetful nor ungrateful and many of them will pay honor to Oglethorpe’s memory tomorrow. He was a Splendid soldier, a wise statesman, and a liberal philanthropist. We should keep his memory green. ' Peninsular and Occidental Steamship Compny. United States Fast flail Routes for > News of a fearful tragedy in the South seas has been received at San Francisco. A mighty tidal wave has devastated eighty^slands of the Society group, sweeping a thousand or more people out to Bea. A number of Ameri cans are among the dead. Stories of Key West, Cuba and the West Indies, Via 'Port Tampa and Miama, Fla. Proposed sailings in effect as shown below. Subject to change and individual postponement without notice. MIAMI-KEY WEST-HAVANA l NE. Commencing January 15, 1903I LEAVING MIAMI. Sun., Thur..... 8:30 am Lv Miama Ar 7:00 p m.. Sat., Tues Sun., Thur: 10:30 p m Ar Key West Lv 5:00 am Sat., Tues Sun., Thur 11:00 pm Lv Key West Ar 12:30am., Sat., Tues Mon., Fri 7:00 am Ar Havana Lv 4:00 pm....... Fri., Mon PORT TAMPA-KEY WEST-HAVANA LINE. Commencing October 30, 1902. LEAVING PORT TAMPA. ' Sun.,Tues., Thur.n-.oo pm Lv....Port Tampa Ar 5:30 pm. .Wed., Fri., Sun Mon., Wed., Fri. 5:30 pm Ar Key West.....Lv 10:30 pm.Tues., Thur.. c a*. Mon., Wed., Fri. 7:36 pm. Lv Key West Ar 8:30 pm. Tues., Thur. Sat Tues., Thur., Sat. 5:00 am Ar Havana....... Lv 12:00. m.. Tues., Thur., Sa. MIAm-NASSAU LINE. . Commencing February 2, 1903. Mori., Wed., Fri. 3:00 pm Lv. t..Miami ..Ar 6:30 am..Wed., ^'ri., Sun Tues., Thur., Sat. 6:30 am Ar Nassau Lv 3.00 pm.Tues.,Thur.,Sat Commencing March 30, 1903. Mon., Wed., Fri . 2:00 pm Lv. Miami.......Ar 6:30 am..Wed., Fri., Sun Tues., Thur., Sat. 6:30 am Ar Nassau Lv 2:00 pm .Tues.,Thur.,Sat Above hours are based on 90th Meridian Standard Time, except that shown for Nassau, is local or Nassau time. For Rates and^rtier information, apply to any Railroad or Ticket Agent, or to CHAS. L. McYERS, flanager, • • ■ - Jacksonville, Fla. v WHO WILL DO IT? There is a need of some sort of peach that will flourish in South Georgia, and there is no reason to suppose that it cannot be^ound. The peach industry has come to mean a great deal to the state of Georgia, and so far, the southern end of the statelias been left out. Within the last ten years North Geor gia lias been found splendidly Adapted to peach culture, and simply because the Elberta peach was adapted to its soil. Within this short period the in dustry ha3 come to mean hundreds of thousands of dollars to the state. Peaches are raised with great success in Florida, and it hardly seems reasona ble that peaches c3n be,raised on all sides of ns and not by us. If some progressive person would put himself to the" very slight trouble of ex perimenting with different varieties and of even crossing some of the old varie ties, it is more than probable that he could-ftnd some peach that would be en tirely adapted to the -climate and soil of South Georgia. If such a peach could be found it would mean a great deal to this section. In every town and village may be had, «Lci the But since 1880 it has increased nearly 50 per cent, and a new era of prosperity has set in. The capital building covers an area of two acres, and is a combina tion of Spanish and Moorish architecture. It is adorned with fine paintings of the famous warriors, statesmen jmd literary CONCERNING THE MOON. A well known scientist is preparing an atlas of the moon. The publishers say that the whole work should be ready within a few weeks, and that the atlas will, b? complete with the remarkable photographs taken on the recent expedi tion to Jamaica, and is to deal with everything known about the moon, even to the atmosphere and vegetation. Now isn't it just Contracted Prices, I Have a Number of Elegant Suits of Oak Furniture that are Worth $30 at $18.50. These suits are of the best sort of stuff, have large plate glass mirrors etc., but it is my business why l ean sell them so cheaply. A New Lot Sideboards and Chiffoniers. These are just like the oak suits'in both quality and The best eastern grown va- < rieties as well as Cora, Beans, Peas, Onion Sets and afl other season able Garden Seed just received. -' little bit of a pity we ara growing so wise. In the olden time the moon wasn’t a conglomeration of sticks and stones. It was Diana, the two-homed huntress of the skies. The snn wasn't a nebulous mass of incan descent matter. It was Phaethon, the god of day, who drives his flaming char iot from east to west. With science and psychology, »hd a thousand other isms, we are growing en tirely too wise, audits time to call a bait before all romance is destroyed. Its ) os wish for the From Buist. N J.W. PEACOCK, Druggist. 116 Broad Street. Agent Wiley’s Famous Chocolara. Fredi Every Week. Any Man or Woman in the U. S. Cad haveja paying business, distribut ing the products of our M’f’g, Co. among their neighbors. ' We have a great many men and women taking orders for our goods (which have been sold wholly by our agents for 25 years) and who are earning good wages the year round. If you want a permanent business around home in your spare time send a .self-ad dressed, stamped envelope for fall par ticulars to A. Lea Wade (P-187) Boston, Feinberg’s Furniture House, good old times. Macon has a girl’s “Spielers.” All Thorn long to that order, e«-t W. -A.» v Qummings. PIANOS TUNED, Repaired and put in good order. Orders left at Robison’s book store or Pined Woods Orchestra. lm 1-20 y Jackson Street. Opposite Post Office
