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■v*.'# • -I.*"it: '. v .'■•'■-,•<'- v .. •■ . ■■■0 ■ J' .- - TIMS ^-ENTERPRISE, TS0MA3VILL GEORGIA, MARCH IL 1904. ta means untruth with some fflM&j '.'-A v ' >. \ f move mountains, but ad- i the goods. neat column is ovine » satisfactory growth. t HcwhimvlUe dispensary in 1908 E profit of more than $17,000. ; ]iaiujjui nary plight order an • curtain with perfect propriety. will never cease. One of i’s 4002 candidates has with drawn. i population of Japan is twelve • as dense bi that of the United R. E. Don’s weokly letter says that reports from the Sonth indicate escep- pSpBiMil " The only aye .and nay vote taken at tlie meeting of the State Democratic Executive Committee, in Atlanta was on the resolution of Mr. Morris of Cobb fixi&g Saturday as the day for holding the state primary. Clark Howell op posed the resolution, stating that the date would disfranchise a number of orthodox Jews. Seeing Jake Mcnko of Albany in the hall, Mr. Howell asked him what effect the date woujd have ou the Jewish voters. Mr. Miuko replied promptly that his people would not be pleased at such action, in fact that they would feel very much hurt by it. The resolution of Mh Morris - was voted down by an overwhelming majority. AN EXAMPLE. . People generally have to seek tlicir own level and spmetime* they hove to we adiving bell to find It. “I love yon more than tongue can may be true when spoken by a ator Dick of Ohio. Won- he will want to be called Rich- ) Is room for everybody on the platform. Even Roosevelt An old saw. but wortl) remembering: to your flannels nntll your flannels you. e Russians are consoling them selves with the thought that e bad be* l makes a good ending. ere that bloom In the spring have a greit deal to do with )nst now. -.John R. Cooper of Haoon lias with drawn from the rnoe for a seat in Con- man who Is np with the lark may oatou a lark. Appearances deceptive. of state Hay is 111 with grippe Bo should return fora now of that ThomasvlUe feeling. Qalllnger has introdnoed a pay the President #75,000 per That la Toddlforoas nonsense. Hoke Smith has issued a strong sensible Oard declaring against Rearmt.' nungifiy ’■* mt.i. #.iu Th4 fellow who con "carry a doson votes If you will lend him a dollar" will loan get In his deadly work among tho candidates. nim ' Former president Urover Cleveland emphatically statu that no negro ever dined at hit table. Ho never shares his docks with on Ethiopian. The Confederate Veterans of Savan nah have protested against the desecra tion of Memorial Dey. by ball playing and other sports. More power to their protest. A mtn who prefers a olty weokly to e home paper because "js’s got more in it," reminds us of a man whe picked oat the largest pair of boots in the box become they out no more than a pair that fitted him, says an exohango. ' The Georgia Republicans are display ing their regular quodrenial activity find ore engaged In e strenuous endeavor to get their elbows on the ’pte counter. The Macon Telegraph at last an- nonneu that it considers Grover Cleve land’s decision not to reek the Democra tic nomination, u final—It then goes ahead to discuss very sensibly the ques tlon Gorman or Parker.And aafs: “The endorsement of Hearst by New York is scarcely within tbe range of possibilities, because neither Tammany-nor- the Hill influence in the state regard him se riously." An lntcrutipg communication headed "For Primacy Action," and dealing with the prohibition question, appears in another column. The writer is well informed and solid dtlien and undoubtedly there considerable discos- sionalong the lines he mentions. Read oommunloatlon and if you agree or dis tils agree send your viewi to the news paper- 1 . The Times-Enterprise has it from re liable sources tliat the farmers In Math Georgia are in most excellent shape with their work. They hare (heir lands in better shape now than for marfy yean and ore only waiting for planting weather. The acreage in cotton will be very large. s from the Sixth District and Judge diaries L. Bartlett will have no op position. The early primary is the cause of Mr. Cooper’s withdrawal. He says that he cannot stump the 'distriot' in the time allowed. EVAi the Albany Herald hu this to say; Jim Griggs 1s as shifty in politics u tho old deacon of camp meeting fame waa in prayer, and stranger things havo liappoued In Georgia politics than tht landing of Georgia In the Hearst colninn would be. 'Munching parties,” tho London Moll says, are the latest outcome of the new health fad. The guests at snoh meals ore Invited only on condition that etch mouthful of food Is chewed thirty- two tlmu before it Is swallowed. The rag ohewere ought to be adopts at that Mti of thing. LOSS Of Flesl The day* ore getting longer and are| giving mare time for discussion about! When you ain't eat break* fast, take Scott’s Emulsion. When you can’t eat bread and butter, take Scott’s Emulsion.' When you have been living on a milk diet and want something a little more nourishing, take Scott’s Emulsion. To get fat you must eat ht. Scott’s Emulsion b a reat fattener, a great rength giver. Those who have lost flesh /ant to increase all body In Sunday's Atlanta Constitution ap pears an articlo well worth reading by every citiren of Thomas county It is from the gifted pen of Mr. John M. Corrigan, one of the best known young journalists in the statfs and doals with Mitchell comity iu general and Pelham In particular. It saya in port; Tiiesonthiswldelyacknowledged as the most favored sectioirof the Ameri can continent. It truthfully boosts of offering the most tempting field for in vestment and scientific cultivation: it is acknowledged to yield the richest re turn for labor and oapital rightly com bined and enegetioally applied, and for all classea and conditions of people, it is the most amiable section of the conn- try in which to pass one’s existence. By the same token, sonth Georgia is the most delightful portion of Georgia. The development# of the post few years Id cotton and corn Bud timber, the am- pie return from money put into native enterprise and the promising sugges tions of profit in natural resources which are ye* ^ut partially developed, speak very forcibly of the generally awaken ed interest in this section, and of great er thing* to follow a* the result of the tnereased energy everywhere witnessed and of encouraging and widespread ac tivity; Cattle raising, cane enltnre, pe can growing and an extended frait pro ducing area, are some of the recent de velopments that account' for the pre vailing hopefnl spirit encountered every where. , Ho section of sonth Georgia is more noted for its healthfulness and attrac tive surroundings than ThcmasviUe. It is the meoca of many millionaires, and the chosen winter residence of hundreds of northern tourists. Its popularity is proof of the healthfnlness of the Mnth Geqrgia piney woods as a residence locality. Jnst to the northwest of ThomasvlUe and boundod on the Booth by Thomas SCROFULA w”St. Scrofula manifests itself in many ways. Swelling of the glands of the neclt and throat. Catarrh, weak eyes, white swelling, offensive sores and ab- ' scesses,skin eruptions, lossof strength and weakness in muscles and joints. It is a miserable disease and traceable in almost eyery instance to some family blood taint. — Scrofula appeared on the head of my little grandchild when only IS-month, old, and apread rapidly over lier oociy. The diaease next attacked the eyes and we feared aho would lose her si?ht. Em inent physicians were consulted, but could do nothing to relieve the little in nocent. It was then that we decided to Scrofula is bred'in the bone, is transmitted from parent to child, the seeds are planted in infancy and unless the blood is purged and pu rified and every atom of the taint removed Scrof ula is sure to develop at Moxne period in your life. No remedy t try 8. 8.8. That medicine at- a spesdy and complete cure. She is now a young lady, and has never bed a sign of the disease to return. ... KBS. RUTB BEBKLY, ISO South Eth Street. Satina, Kan. remedy equals S. S. 9. as a cure for Scrofula. Itcleanses and builds tip tbe blond, mahcait rich and pure, and under the tonic effects of this great Blotql Remedy, the general health improves, the digestive organs are strengthened, and there is a gradual but sure return to health. The deposit of tubercular matter in the joints dnd glands is earned off as soon as the blood is restored to a normal condition, and the sores, erup tions, and other symptoms of Scrofula disappear. S. S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable and harmless; an ideal blood purifier and tome that removes all blood taint and builds up weak constitu tion* Our physicians will advise without charge, all who write ns about their case. Book mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, CA. MW CCIUYEU GRAPH0PH0NES For #15.00, #30.00 and #80.00. Several hun dred Discs toselect from; also a good selection of Musical Merchandise, Sheet Music 10c. np. A No. 1 Guitar for #3.75. Mandolins #3.00 np. Banjos (3.50 np, etc., con be loond at The boy or girl with a Brownie Has the joliiest vacation, Ever tried making pictures from start to finish? It’s fun with the right material. Let its show you! BROWNIE CAMERAS, $i and $2. Brownie Developing Machine, $2.00. 10 Copies of Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage’c “Travels in the Holy Land" . —Will be— givkn away In the Times-Enterprise “Dot” Contest. These books are on exhibition now at our store. They are splendid works, which sell for #3.75 .each and will be an ornament to any home. J. E. Robison & Co's, Book Store, • Broad Street, • Tliomasville, Ga Tuttle's Jewelry Store. Thomnsville. Georgia. TAYLOR iSTEAM EN^ES and Decatur counties, i^ Mitchell coun- COMPLETE GRIST MILLS givug more tune lor discussion aoout, ; — | cotton fields and tho delightful summer municipal ownership of tho electric I USSUeS, not OtllV Ifit. JCOttI S J days ore tempered and the nights made light plant. And almost every one is EmUBIOn »!CrC3S€S them all, | pleasant and refreshing by the oool bone, flesh, blood and ! i taut." talking about that selfsame subject. The Times-Enterprise but an open door policy. It will print with pleas- ■ore any citisen’s views on any subject Of public interest, provided tho com* muni cation is not personal or unparlla- MQtvinL Dr. Gaolden of Brooks announces that be will not be in the raoe for sena tor, fronrtye seventh. He suggests 9. V Bennett, Mayor of Quitman for the Senator and L. W. Branch, a young ■> Quitman attomay for the House. In another oolomn appear, a very in- -.us.. .MM.. Ana ih worm res Annie nerve. For Invalids, for con valescents, for consumptives, far weak children, for all who need flesh, Scott’s The article goes on to tell of tho geni us of Hon. Judjimi L. Hand, of whom Mr. S. It. Blanton of tho Times-Enter* prise *nid “The judgment of J. h. Han^ is better and his insight deeper into ^mulsion 15 3 ricH uiict com* different problems than that of fortable food, and a natural ”“ yothBrm “ 1 “* oq “ 1 “ te d wi,h '" tonic. Scott’s Emulsion for bone, flesh, blood and nerve. Is V M. Heath the city Missionary tolling of { work of the city mission society am!j Vaahti Home. The report Is well' and the cause worthy of : BGWNE, Clit-MliTS, 4<>9 Pearl St ,N.Y. [, SOt. sad 311 sD drafijlsts. The uriicle further tolls of the trade in general merchandise, the guano fac tory, cotton seed oU mill, cotton mill timber and pine products, now railroads and oilier indnstries until a feeling pf cuvy makes ns exclaim “Would that Thomas connly would do like-wise. And in pasting we wish to pay a sincere tribute of thanks to Georgia’s great newspaper which is doing so ranch for tbe development of the entire state, and which U jnst now devoting especial attention to Math Georgia. MILL SUPPLIES ty; GINNING it might not bo out of place here to OUTFITS note an. interesting geographical fact that will probably appeal especially to sonth Georgians. Palestine, the prom ised Cnuaau, designated by God Him self to bless the labors of a favored poo- plo, lies in tho same relative position on the globe as sonth Georgia. It is well enongh to note and felicitAte onrselvcs, however that neither the topography nor the sgricnltnrnl products of this favored sectiou of Georgia ore similar to those of the land of Canaan. There Is here no Dead Sea, with a wild, bar ren and rockey waste of country bor dering it, while the dates, bananas, figs, olive and almonds that are sufficient to sustain the Mohammedan, vronld not, and fortunately need not, satisfy the natural yearning for food of the nor mal healthy Inhabi tant of the wire gross region. Though not so itch in lilatory aud having none df the revered sight* and world-renownod wonders that Domaacns and Syria and Lebanon And Jerusalem pleasant to the sightseer and preserve for} Christians and Moslems, sonth Georgia.lt vastly richer in those material things whereby men spbeist, and isjincomparably a more comforts, ble’placo revive in for those not bound by the code of the snltun. The dimate of Mitchell comity is well-nigh ideal. Its winter climate ii identicallwith that of famed Thomaa- ville, only 34 miles away, natural con ditions being In practically all respects the same. Iu winter thorn is hardly more than enongh frost to dear the TAYLOH SAW MILLS Newly Equipped Boiler Works Machine Shops and Foundry Dims Dirt Asm, (In Pr.mf Ho.flni, Spray Pump,, Mem.r., Rap". Assrslm Wt (III Dtkt It is Ytw IMsnst it Flairs silk Vs. MALLARY BROS. MACHINERY CO. MACON. CA. HUNTER, PEARCE'S BATTEY, COTTON FACTORS Over Thirty Years Experience. Expert Handlers of Sea Island as well as Upland* Cotton Liberal cash advances against Consignments. 'Money loaned Cotton Shippers on Approved Security, Large dealers in Sea Island and upland Bagging, ugar Cloth Twiue and Ties. “Write For Terms. - : : Savannah Ga? Q Mint, Queer and Curious Salt Lsk* City. The late Col John Cockerell in The Cosmopolitan «aid 'There are three uni* que cities in America, and one of these is Salt Lake City/' It is not only *jni- q.ie in its temple, tabernacle and. />ther Mormon church institutions, but quaint in appearance, with its wide streets, im mense blocks and martial rowi of shade trees. It has, perhaps, more attractions to the square yard than any city in the country, and its climate, while temper ate all the year round, is particularly delightful in summer. The Great Suit Lake, with its magnificent Saltair resort, where the water is ''deader and denser” than that in the Dead Sea in Palestine is an attraction in itself that people come miles to see. There are many ccol mountain and lake resorts nearby, also numerous very pretty canon and park drives, and hot sulphur springs. Fishing and hunting can be had in every direction, The trip from Denver to Sait Lake City and Ogden, via the Den j *r & Rio Grande and the Rio Grande Western, is one ot unsurpassed pleas ' ure. Here nature isjound in hef stern- I Cat mood and the whole line is a sue* cession of rugged canons, waterfalls and picturesque valleys. N'o European trip can compare with it in graudeur of J *cener\. During the entire summer j there will be iow excursion rates to Salt Lake City and contiguous country. It is on the ro^i to the Pacific coast, if that be your decimation V\ rite S. K. Hoop.r. G. P. & r. A., Denver, Colo* for beautifully illustrated pamphlets, h-t-o;.- *O.MAN’j WOES Miumsv le > ei p»- .an Letrti Mow To Light n ih>m 126 East Bay. Street, 8-1-7111 It is Up To You. I \ as surprised to find so many odds and ends of staple dinner ware patterns on my shelf. 1 don’t want them there, do you want them, if you do you can liave ’hem. last come down and get' them. What about the p ice you s<y; well I will sell them for so little I would hate to publish the price. THE GREATEST THING IN THE WORLD. . . R-I-P-A-N-S Tabules Doctors find good prescription For mankind. Thb 5-cent packet is enough for usual occasions. Tire family bottle [COcts.J contains a supply for a year. All drug gists sell them. 5.9 Woman bears a heavy burden. Doubly heavy when the kidneys fail, Backache rets in to Rob her of needed rest. , And urinary troubles distress her. Doan's Kidney Pills cure such ills. Here is evideuce to prove it. Mrs. G. Nunuu of 8avannah, Ga., wife of G. Nunan, carpenter, residing at 18 East Duffy street, says: “Doan’s Kidney Pills belied my back wonder fully. They drove all the backache out of it and made it feel like a new back. My back caused me a lot of misery and I havo had to lav ip bed with it many a day although it ached just as much it did when I got when I was in bed ns up, but it was so weak I could not get i o Disenfectant. Don't you know what it is, well 1 will tell you, it is the little house wife that has .one—the Wheeler & Wilson or New Home Sewing Machines. All sunshine and hap- . & W. or N,ew Home. C B. QUINN. ft.IMA - Mr and Mrs- A. B. Ghamlter of New York are among the di-tiu- gaiahed guests at the Mitrhnll house. Mr. Chandler is president of the ' Postal Telegraph Cable Company. • Now :s tlie time to leek utter tlie san itary condition of yonr preuiiees. Jnst received a barrel of REOLEUM up without, help. There was a constant pain acro-s the small of my baf k, and up in my shonlders, my eyes \ watered, the kiduey secretions were strong smell ing and contained a thick sediment, looked like mush and there was a con stant desire to pass it. I used herb tea and rubbed it with liuiment until it was raw, but it was all the same until I got a box of Doan’s Kidney Pills and tried them. I never sow anything act os quickly as they did, and since using them my back has gotten stro.ig, I cun go around as well as I ever could aud the kiduey secretions do net bother me.” Emphatic endorsement can Tw* hod right he-e iu Thomnsville. Drop into R. Thomas. Jr’s drug store and ask what his eostomprs rejiort. Sold for 50 cents per 1m>x bv nil drug gists. Foste -Wilburn Go., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s aud ake no substitute. NOW IS THE TIME. the "fin deseide” dienfei iant. Alao Moth Balls, Chloride of Lime, #ri Etc. S.H FRICK CO. Sole A Rent Jacob* Gandies. 1: inch Cane Mill, 14 inch Cana Mill, ■ 1 15 inch Cane Mill, 2 18 inch Cone Mill, We con furnish the above in frames at a small cost. It will-pay to call on as before you buy. THOMASVILLE IRON wor Works near A. O. L. R. R/Depot *.0. 109; Telephones 114 and31C * > - -