About The Thomasville times-enterprise. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1889-1904 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1903)
Grim Grasp Caused Heart Disease. Could Not Lie On Left Side. readers and to investors generally, as . they reflect truthfully tire story'of Geor gia’s progrest. The most important totals are as fol lows: , t Total Land im- Imple- yalue of farm provements ments & Year, property, & buildings, machinery 1900, $228,374,637 $183,870,120-*9,804,010 1890 189,249,198 162,006,280 6,764,978 1880 143,168,808 111,910,540 5,317,416 1870 129,830,486 94,559,468 4,614,701 1860 202,288,924 167,072,803 6,ft4,887 Live 'Farm Year. stock. products. i960 *35,^00,507 *104,304,476 1890. .. . ... 81,477,990 83,371,482 1880 .. .. 25,930,352 67,02§,929 18X0 . . .. 30,156,317 80,390,228 1860 .. .. 88,3.72,734 ' Consider for a moment the figures for 1860 and 1870, and, remembering that the state was war swept from 1861 to 1865, recall the si-upenduous losses sus tained by our people as a result of that war. This will enable you to appreciate the wonderous recuperative power of our people and our soil. TheJast decade showed a gain of 20.7 pm: cent in the value of farm property; 20.6 per cent in the value of land,' build ings and improvements; 70.1 p^r cent in the value of farm implements and ma chinery; 11.8 percent^in the value of live stock. Between 1880 and 1900, Georgia in creased the total-value of her farm prod- r<K«69.5 per cent; laud, improvements and buildings,63.8 per cent: farm imple ments and macbine<y, 84.3 per cent; lire stock.91.9 per cent; fa*m products, 40.7 per cen# Wn M e growiog cotton, maLir-g com rid wheat, oats and hay, and g eat quantities of ebestsyicp jn thewold, Goo is R- dcriug the decade 1890-7900 in creased her capital in cotton f&cto ies 87.1-per cect; in number of spindles, 83.4 pe? cent; bales of cotton consumed 108.7 percent. T i addition^ the cotton crop, qr’ie 1,400,000 bales, Georgia produced daring 1902 orops as fallows: * Bushels, Value Com. 85,093,979 *25,6? 8,605 Wh?at.<...... 1,707,186 - 1,673,042 Oats 2,980,544 1,553,i88 Other grcan,iye 87,677 96,445 Hay .V...;..... 119,789 1,695,178 Potatoes. 505,470 459,923 C«e. I on£ wish tot ev^ mfferer tow mach good they have done mi toat winter 1 tod a severe attach of La- Gn npo, which left my heart in a very bad condition. I coaid not lio down for the smothermB spell* that would almost over come me and the feeline of oppression around my heart. I had not been so tSIt I could he on my left side for a lone time. I go* your Hern* Cure and took three botUesT l have no trouble now with my-heart and hng anything tot would help me. The nerre* of my heart were so affected that sometimes it would lose beats so it would seem to stop altogether. It was on the ad- nce of a lady friend that I tried your Restor ative Nemne. I felt better after the first few doses and two bottles of Nervine and one of Heart Cure made me feel like a new person. My heart i? all right and my nerv ousness u all gone. I never fail to Recom mend it to others afflicted as I was." ^r.^®^|dj^-'S D for e fra; book Addi =» The Old Standard Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic has st>ood t»he test 25 years. Average annual sales over One and a Half Motion bottles. Does t>his record of merit* appeal to you ? No Cure, No Pay. 50c. business in which time is the equivalent of money—and in what business is it not?—the necessity of pnzzmg over a hieroglyphic, manuscript means the in flicting of just so much loss. And as all the departments of a newspaper suffer so from indecipherable “copy,” it is not surprising if we speak strongly on the subject. It results in loss of time (never of temper) and almost inevitable in er rors that may give offense to the con- .tiibutors. *; s But setting both newspapers and corder’s office aside, it work’d appear to he high time’that more attention than has been accorded it in the past should be best bestowed upon the faculty of writing so that one who stands st” 1 , at least, may read. We knew it was coming ! They are booming Ministe * Bowen |for the presi dency. f i RAILWAY COMPANY Local and Through Time Tab e N , 9 Effective Nov. 30. 1902 5 BL only $3« gs SB? COLDEH AGE COUNTY 1 WHISKEY We, the Distillers, guarantee these goods to be pure and 7 years old. None better at any price. We will Bbip in plain boxes to any address, EXPRESS PREPAID ,at the following distiller's prices. 5 Full Bottles $3.45. lOFutl Bottles$6.55. 12 Full Boltins *7.90. 15 Full Bottles $9.70. 25 Full Bottles $15.90. Tree glua and corkscrew in every box. Toor money bade If not as represented. AMERICAN SUPPLY CO., 6«S MaU St, Memphis, Town, Life and homn nature are so- com plex that whatever theoi ies you fo-m of them w. M l be confii*med v So you nrght as wqJI be optimistic. In response to a call issued by Dr. Edgar Gardner Murphey, fifty-r s ne of the sixty-six county superintendents .of Alabama assembled in Montgomery re- *j»enty to discuss the educational needs of the f*ate. " The discussions were characterized by a spirit of deep earnest- ness ‘and patriotic consecration to the cause. The fore problems discussed were: School districts and location of schools; local taxation by county,^dis trict and municipality; consolidation of schools^ and improvement of school houses; the education of the negro. The subject of greatest interest was that of local taxation. Local taxation byi dis trict and municipality is not permitted by the state constitution. The removal of this , limitation is felt to be the first step toward the improvement of the schools. Add'cks failed of election to the Dela ware senato -ship, but his man “Friday,” J. E-auk A’lee, got the plum. A case of “Aliee Sr mee,” as the heathen Chi nee would say. Tra rs2 and 4 nuke connection at Tlfton with ». H. * F., north and acutb, Plant 8ystem S a ^5 eastandweBt ’ at Moultrie with Q.-orgU Northern trains north and sooth. Trains leave Tho- asville trow T. T. a j passenger en'lnn, opposite Plney Woods hotel B- G. STONE, W, P. RUDJSJLL, Commercial Agt. Phone 159 Q.T>. a! Chicago and Florida Limited, Col. J. H.. Est ;, l ; of the Savannah News is the newly elected p resident of the Chamber of Commerce in that city. That his administration w P 1 be a success goes without saying. The Atlanta Journal says Bam Jones may not be able vo sling the king’srEn- giish like the Mu. Macaulay, but he seems to have the power of sizing up Washington fools. * Somebody must have victimized Edi- itor Peiham. He sadly says, “It is al ways well to be on your guard against the pious looking man with long, white whiskers, who ‘wants to lead a practiced by all of its masters with bints to beginners. A beautiful booklet of thirty-two pages, printed |in two colors, black and red, on enameled paper with to card arrange- meats appearing in their nat ural colors. The oorer is. In three colors with a very attract ive design on tho title page- This lea work of interest to all whist players and will be sent to any address upon receipt off six cents in postage, f C. L. STONE \ Of 80 senators whose terms expired -when the 57th congress adjourned, 13 failed to secure re-election, either through defeat or through their own. refusal tq enter contest in the various states.. Senator Jones of Nevada, who retires, has served in the senate for 30 consecu tive years. Senator Vest of/Mis&rari, with 24 year's service, too, lays aside his toga. ■ A Connecticut firm has recently ship ped a consignment of idols to the Orient. If our Oriental friends must use idols, we are glad they are American ones. Ame lean idols are the best on earth. Louisville & Nashville R. If, ^ LOUISVILLE, KY. Contracted Prices, retire, four are succeeded by Eeprbli- cahs, androf the six Republicans who go j out, four are succeeded by Democrats. AU the changes in favor of the Bepubli- i cans are in the northwest and three of those in favor of the Democrats are in the southern or border states. somest man in thq world. (Ban.) Globe.. We can fix it or can sell you a new Mill, whichever you want. Absolutely the lowest prices in Thomasville. We guarantee our Cane Mills 1 and Pans tor one crop. Mill Supplies, Pipe, Iron Fittings, Etc. . Rear Admiral Crowninshield has re quested that he be placed on the reared lis£ erf the navy at once.. This will be done by "the Navy Department, and Rear Admiral Cotton will succeed him in command of the European squadron. Rear Admiral Crowirnshi eld’s action was taken on account of dissatisfaction with the flagship allowed him He for merly had the Illinois, but that vessel was taken from his squadron by the Naval. Boerd in spite of the protests, and the craiser Chicago was designated for his use. . ‘ - Rev. Wilson Carlisle, the noted Lon don minister, has introduced moving pictures into his church ser vices and furnishes all persons a free cup of coffee' as they leave the church. The bar keepers ought to take out an injunction for an ir "dngment of‘patent. The Jackson Argus under the editor ship of Mrs. A. H. Shaver is now sound ing a high note on its editorial page. Mrs. Shaver is attaching the ugly things in her community with a firm pen.— Waycross Journal. ' Why doesn’t she get after them with Thomasville Iron Works, C. L. Thompson, Prop, and Manager. There are 144,Q00 Mormans in the United States, besides Senator Snioot. The best eastern grown va rieties as well as Corn, Beans, Peas, Onion Sets and all other season] able Garden Seed just * received. > The docaments core rag the der’mgs of Attorney Gene.f’ Eton -mlJi the Panama Canal Company have been madepdb’Je. AsU-iementhasatsobeen putdiabed byahe imp .'can Jep-esenla- tive of the company .lu.. a complete ro- derailed ng bra teen ercbed and a bintVrg cent act of sale I'- jeJ by the Ati*ey Gece, ' aod the ca at l compa ny.’ea>.eg on'y the fobra' lafflctlion of the i etlytSgr the Colrab.-ad acd United Sena.es neceataty to give til'scoca«. 7 WIcoat.ol. ■ Opposite Pest Thomasville Steam Laundrj The B.cnswiokaudB' m’Dgbam rr"- ioad has boeght the Oc'”a and I .win- ville railroad, built f rom Ocilla toRwin- v.'"e by the Euti ; ga .Oscamp Lombet* Company, of I atu cooniy. The line is twelve mt'es long and oonnccta at Cte'la .'1 T** f-7- „ J Of —5 1 Among other novel featuros of the St. Louis exposition will be reunions of the Is the only first class ^laundry in the city. Up-to-date Can take care of your fine goods. - Work executed on short notice without extra charff Smith and Lewis families, which all the count / w ,, l be invited to attend. The Smi fcn’s a e raising a fund of |;0,000 for the e ■eciroa of a baildiug on the expoci- ,■ From Buist. J$ W. PRAC0CK, Druggist. 116 Broad Street. AgenQWiley’s Famous Obocolats. ' Frasb Evexy Week. > lion g.'OC-'Ca io be used as [their her.d- qna.tersda-'ng the fair. " Bead down u ea ,i 4 2 ,v t p.m. a.m. a<m> p.m i || ■ if • be 10 42 .1 rs. 41 1 I HI Lv TnomasTille Ar! 9 10 Ar—M, Tlfton ....... .LvJ 50 Ar Macon Lv 11 ^ Ar Fitzgerald T.vi * i» 1 V 5^ | I j a m p. m.s n-. ..mJJ] oub motto: NJBAT1VKSS and PROMPTNESS. v ■~ ■ ,-j ■ . CARRIAGE BUILDING . REPAIRING. PAINTING — -TRIMMING. HONEST WORN FAIR PRICES- WE BELL BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, FARM AND TURPENTINE WAGONS THAT ARE SOLD ON A GUARANTEE. We Are At Same fkiaaailt® 1 |i||f i .lSa COME AND SEE OUR STOCK OF BUGGIES AND WAGONS Shops 226 West Jackson Street. DO NOT forget US WHEN youneed IN OUR LINE YOU WILL FIND PRICES RIGHT. We are Doing- Horse shoeing AT All Kinds OF • Try U 8 ;~ AND BE he Work $1.25 A.U Round. Blacksmith'ng. CONVINCED.
