About Thomasville times-enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1904-1905 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1904)
TIlliKK ENTER'PISE, THOMASYILLK GJ-.uifGJA. NOVEMBER, 25 IVi 'HOE TALK I beeir-oftenisgitoTtne IpuMic:. .ebestsra&sofshopsotil^. me eere {6 Qur roetKodiliasibeen moderately suc^enaful,. But ■tffei.wanf more i-ttrmers, We w tut the- trfide of everybody whc are’ willing to buy gootji iioes and pa / what they' are tforth. The fellow'who is looking for, the cduhfy,'wlib'ktjow, v the best to be » :h^aMfrMke?ip ; V:SP it ’^'' ? lie y ?* e the,ppesjwp iare, after. You have -**' Caring For Mannre, ! The Weal way of caring for manure is to keep it under a covered shed and I over a cement door, so tjwt ng,extfa f- watfr can jeacb-' tliroUgn.^t: afe loss 1 1 by leaching will run all the way from' , j 15 to CO per cent of ienuizlfig value, I depending upon tbe case with which : I the; Wjlter waghp*, ttmftgtt, ibV -plte-I/ There is' more or less drainage through any soil, though , the bawl., .days. will. hold most of the liquid. A floor Of con- j,i n , would Crete under the mahnfei wiil ,paji for jmp trusted to ttgr-uorHUMU} ;h«*« i— , : „ f itself. We should put some roof over forewarned, she'wtfaid' Slim beTore- wtre leaning against, the bug of the'manure In jjrtler, to iregtdate the tnna l. And she felt helplessly furious bqat on the farther side. 1 'But it supply of njolstare. Where cownnd to realize that she bad grown cold and only after she had spoken that she horse msnures arc mixed you are not wWt< , the instant be sfxid-before her. jrogntap Cleared mm im***- jQoprwt, 1904, h» K«ts n. cum ■- Isabel bad kaown-ttSf the tneeting - o& quailed a little before the grave scira ln her eyes. / [i r "Yoti would have me ; bceak my i pledged vows, degrade my loyalty, bankrupt my life—for what ■" She 1 paused, shaken by tbe revulsion of feeling that overwhelmed her. Was J this her ideal -lover.?. Was this man-, peevish, passionate, wearisomely per sistent—the liero she bad enshrined hr her heart? 1 ‘ “ “Oh, hush!” she 'said brokenly,. “Hush!" ognized her hushand’B voice. likely to be troubled with beating- or "g£ ne bcin isossfcg'to the! fcirior f -If it, were not for a certain knowl- flrefauging, ns you would bo if the tbe ammg room, after, luncheon edge I possessed, Trq^ip,” he was say- ho«e munme were kept-aloae. ./t I* , when:-Roy Cameron' tt#’tome vuong sometimes necessary to put water on ^ j, a y. ' __' Oie ptteito prevent thhPholtbs-'Sural ■' ■•Isabel!" be exclalroedr his voice low X&hr Yorker. A.-,. ,, -v,?, l&dWgntficsnfc ; She.was.raorehettutlful'thaaithe.glrl: breeding turkeys from those .Intended era'™ h^ marr^e. An“ he .1-™- la! >und, this now charm Immensely at- that tliejiand ffcoirt ihrlfty for market uinl: keep,.the ngSjXo' •least matured for- - producing stock. nimTJ ihSnht'tremhled <? lh ^hlyjfo great mlstafe.in»e very to* ■**%**? *£ **£“?“" *" WW " te should be selected for producing stock £ and the restated for market Thom in fnschtatlon upon ;homdte«cTekTorproduc.gst|k ,**• ^ But hi, eyes, that dweltas If sad the rest 'fel for movket” S ,T& ™ e , darfc selected: for use In breeding, hiiiVovcf, ’wtt^nngWmhlor^mctt^^ pe separated’andzfed liy them- <h. fl !* t h-ord* were piteously defen- W* in the e,ciirn, a i hcsilthy i ugh of lief stock 'wti!c^SS.'*m i,kd^“ tb^ 1 •*»»*** tw> good healthy,.condition «nf qjuit^.fiiji d ‘S t ^hhfr n ,t tliat It hid bien'" he enough of flesh. It Is a mistake to I wMi fp ttgM* .{W , Pf, keep as! prodUrwrs'fOwls pool <k te in ®hTpa^nately. in flesli.i They, must be In good wadi-, turn, plujnp. but not oyerfat—I'eatbere, w^pulled the Hponlsh kalfe out of my ArvJhlr.. Are Coral FoMi«*«. f She shaaldevea her sweet lips pall%. Governor C. J, Bell of .Vermont is a ¥«•„>«» well; quite .like - - 1 —mis ikitf elu< u till tt MV lull-tit* • practical dairy farmer and keeps a your old self, site,said iiq^hiujl.., large held of Ayrahirea for proSt, says “ <l,u 1 *>“* < ’ v *' t ;‘?J lll . l !^. ‘^L r ^ t ;. Aluerlean Cultivator. As eOmpated e * o£ter 1 Kct , V'lL'? with the ilolsteius, ■Govemsv pm!** hat and cpme down on. thU Lcafh, thinks the Ayrshhcs are inove suitable, I 'nlkA^.lhat lA, if-.yoUT‘huihoa.l diwia t for his cshdltlous; becauoe they **‘/‘H c : 1 '. W ^ .... .... .OhdIHoiw, ...... , . ,, .... ... rohre'easily forage for a living on the tic carl of h-s lunxlso tvo llpi' rough hillshles. ■ lila cttttle: are fed *u-; She drew benwhT up piwKW;*- , : sllaso and dry fodder daily, during thg Jlj hus.mnd, s,.e s.iidcqidly. pl)- wlnlerj er.re being taken Hot to feed the J*vts fa uo'.htng tliat 1 dm 1 will go ensilage Just be.ore mllkiugChi older With you fur a short walk.- __ - to avoid tainting the atilk. : The U-1 to Ui herself the while; she vorlte grain Is gluten uud .middlings, with a littleforimiail.' Afilalila Bnlw oondltiofl. are given a little suit"dull}', 'His herd iuciuues a u nuuer of he.feii and partially dry cows and averages .more than a cdd'or' clgiititud a half Winter Qnkrlen For Sine. Good, eotefortalilo, iwomy sheds are a necessity where cheep are to bp wln- .tsreiii Three ueoi uot b* oxpeusiv^ but should i/e v.'eil veut.lsted, free from drafts aud s.tu.it,<1 on dry ground. A large cipa yar.l, apart froai thft oecn- pled by. oilier animals, should lie pro vided for Cicrc/u. Too moeb conllne- meut la orerwurm or lil ^ieutllated stablei Is fatal to suecees with sleep. On the other hand, i-ouitortable quar ters, regular amriibcral feeding, plen ty or piup water aud a sttlik-ieacy of ealt'wlll go fur Ward Insuring their auecOMful wihteriug and n strong crop of la nibs In’ tbe cpriug.-trSVoo! Markets Sung ou her golf cape and crushed ii little scarlet Tam o' flhiinter down oil her -dark hair; with hands''that;still shook that this was the, only time ake would speak witii hire alone. She owod h'« an cxpliniatidn. ‘ and he should have it. He must not-be per mitted to construe her emotion at sight' of hint into belief that she still linr- burad a romantic attachment toward him- tin'll .„ 0 . . jivouid not bavc urged tbe’child to°bc ruy wife, long utid dearly thdugli 1 - I had ldvod ber. . It w«» not eveq that; I could be)p hpr family pyt of a dire ^Mlictiltr were I one of them nor yet' wholly Ibeea wholly'because I* was hware of the • • unstable . character of tbe man ; for. . whom sbe bad/1 understood, a girlish prcferertce. It wiiS chiefly bectmsb I, knew I could not live long. ■ I’ve heart • trouhle-U)f an., incurable kind, ,ipy doc- ,• tob teli me. She does not suspect, of course. ! She Is all that is sweet and - ' pmy a lid womanly. Butlfcdoes.me , cowl toj kn^w that ,ono of..tpeae -days *.., < Wfceii eie Is/free again she will have tiyj protection 1 ‘Of "myname/' etetf- '«• though I. am no longer wlth.bef. 6he ; will 1 be still a young, and beautiful wo- y . j man and a very wealthy one. Ton' understand, l ati Only telilng thlS ; to t v 1 you. In : confldencie. because you .are ; ': u siyif art old frlend. nqd .1 could -pot . . t>AiKto,havS yon doubt my motiv«i. Shall we walk on?” ‘They went back' toward the. town,- obiivlouf of the two In tl^ shadow of tho4joat ' ! Isabel: rose quickly and looked out ' over tlni tur.iaUuoufi n'Htfte of waters^ A fluctuant color was hot In her che^k. iller*ey<* Were full‘df a brooding brll- Lpu'.e Cameron lmd never keen In them Ufore.. / .... ... . . - “You beard? 4 * she nsked him. “You knew: tiint T\*a.s my husband wbo‘ BpoUcVr*: *i- • <• : • . : - : . He uodtied, misunderstanding her emotion. “If what he said is true^ Isabel, t—will Walt.” She flam* out on him then. He i. wouid Walt. He. was not fit to brush . . the slux*< of that oilier man whom he r 1 ' I lambs In l KW f * J f. Booflh Blojida i.FMr : snd A!id-Winter Krpocitioh, ‘Twap»*’Flft', Novi 14-86, 1004. '»Ml i,i.N :0 Tbe AtlsSlrrt-.' Coa."i UiVe ’ will Veil' cut No,. 15th tickets to Tampa at one fare pin* fifty cents with Boat limit flftovu ?* H .75 m’cT f cni Z$ki*&N9mTt&i4i* P-; oW- eii Ar t ^*TMtnajt„pit.. ».g.,. wum^tMrtoj,.$.,q, ttm't hut "pt-i’-.•t.i.fe. E-YCUKSIONT RATES. ♦t* - - vu 1 - v ; - At£t,«tic & «. uaisimv racuuui ( aouisi.ui.i I’nichaseTEkodiition, May T, Novem ber ye, (404. 1 ' ■ --' ' - . BrenaBreareton Tickets wiil be sold daily. begto»h*g April .gfitb, end eon- t the, pprlod of the ^xpo- al limit December 15 liioi rate lr-im ThomasvUIe Sixty day excursl.m tickets trill b> cold daily, begihnlng April '25th, and og*duria, the period of the Kx- with- final, data to leave St. , sixty (00) days In ad- yinal d »te.i n po 15th 1004. fiVi'tlo^ihWerrdt-"- 1 v ' To plaster t'lm-aching Wolt, ' : ' To rat with liniments rheumatic jUltiiti, 3 , .OMIIWS a.Mi a ta dmi When 1 he troublo comes from the addition to ditto-iA 1 ailey v Sde]'- kl ?f* y *,' . Doiips li-JnayrPiliC 0040 <atl kidney 'lift ’ cv-iiM ,.rt-0 •hebftu T, W.'MoNlolu clerk, residing at 134 W-. Brrau atreet, Savannah, Ga., saya; tTfoogd TcdnVKidnOy Pills Kt be all t\ieywcr< roprentwedjto be.- 1 hare suffered e.veryt||ii|*bq^, thmill.wllh »|r back and kidneys., I bred every remedy that’ I ceil Id get hold of," rhfibedtny ijacr 'With- linb lOOtt,' Tiiado hoV appUoatlont (Wl \VOto kidney, plaiten. My cbndi- tion hnd beep thia way for revaral-year* mjd .1 rhahght I was. hoyond t^.-^of tnodicines and hnd almost stopped try ing to find anything to help hie/ 1 was attracted by adveftilemems of Doan'e Kidney PIUs and got a box -of thOTT. T fplt bettpr inside, oftwenty-four ltonre after taking th^ first dose. -.1 continued to take thnni and haVe need litres boxes -inrinw >i,. .t in all. If I had spOBt one hnudreddol- ’S^lUmltD^mLrlilWA 1 “™ ,ortl,em 1 «mld consider the money 0 yell.pent. x My hack has gotten strong, does not paid meat alL Yon can put me down ag a friend of Doan’e Kidney Pills every ,time.'' _ Plenty more proor Uke this from ThomssviUa peop'e. Call at R. Thomas Jr.'s drag store and ask what his cos- O; O. <j<»ot-ol t. Tbomatvlllc, Os. Pianos - and .-Organs. ■ -' Representing Phillips S Crew Co : HtelnwHjr, KbiiIjc, KUctaer Hardman, J'raiih: lln, Ilnrr ( icgn»rt, KlmbaU, lludii* Y'luno* Kimball Reed and P«pc ORO\N& : Calves 'After Wean I Good growth'n-ill be coutlmied H the calf When taken from Its mother It •fedAsh*;lit"! ••ora. with-.A-litUe-oMn meal, supplying at all tlfoee no nbmr dance of, djy hay, qr wqil cured fotifler, ; sa^B • Anierfcsrt' Agricuit Nothing Is better than pasture grass gptwlng beef calved. "If the wean ing time fx . Ww W.Jarrelli - i • Phjfftlcian apd Si|fgeon. Tedders his protesslonal'serrioes 'rtwm.. j tO ths public. OIHco, 'over Chisholm & Dtllon'i .Phone 329—3rings/ ' W: SV B 'QWrt, ;; v :U dihvjtl' tv,!t . it- ’ (Mice over Natioutdl B-pk, , ; j ThomasviUa, Ga -Ti .mui '-®Wt] W3M0H JU1 Offloo Phone 197. Residence Phone 878. OSTEOPATH. Pr, Frank C, -Titus, No charge for examination. Oflloe I2i Orawlord, Horns:. ^ ‘ 9toi2&2to5. tomers report. t - For sale by ail iiciient. Price 50 cent,. Foster-liilbnrn Oo., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for tlte Ucited States r Remember the name—Doan's—and take no other. Public Hanging Every ay. : * mean public .banging of Wall Paper and Window Shades. Trders by ‘phbhe ok mkfl gtrea ’prompt’ attention. Phone )S,g rings. ,1 harpies <bown at your homes. |ohn Utnson. 311 Campbell Have Your Collars launderied 8oud them to the ThomMville Steam Laundry. have an agent in;almoet every, town. in Thomas county. See Mm about the goods. , . Oysters Served in Any cStyle and any] ; O* «;c f .‘.x I»Jt' Ti«».; "v-Sg” CHISHlLSieiir .3 xi-' it l-sr-Jui l:r .occurs in the winter It lx t*‘essentia I that the stockman, ,b«v* g goopgiipPly df tijots or silage. ' * , ’ Care mpa Fred For. Plxtepn* . _ :A small yaul or .flight covered with wire netting -must' he provided for pigeons to order - to: keep; them ,from fcturnhrg home whop tnj— * lort,...Old ptgeoU8 must al |n tueh.a'Plate-*hif thelyirtmg on4* ridked'lh the Jolt will not -fly;iaway, mixture of eracketl-eo’rn. wbeht.\em^ seeth^ieas and other small.Seeds, 1b generally fdd. t-»;t is-,;;*-■ I V KnowIrSx. Inerea... Crap. I'u.'.lug thi/' lalit tocritj' flve 5*011 r« the Inere-fise In. tile ylehl ef eraln crop*' in DeHtinirU per pets has , l(een, over.A? per.‘cent for barley."it per cent for outs. 23 per coat for wheat Potatoes Knye lucreast- l ID pcs rent In yield per aMx&WtnlalgtUtfiwviBre sreolt fheilo- crease l.trgey • to’gsverin'.icut 'IbJffuc^•' tMiis and iteachlug la the best methods of ngrleul|tv.re. '.•.q'i-.'Mw-lit.-l 1) :•* V •„ ; Pall; Plowing- ■- I.an;l weli plpwcd In autumn wiU.be ready- for early ’sprit.;' seeding, and thus uonslt’ernble time is-saved, says American {Cultivator. Wltll the deep puiverixlng 1 harrows In use tbe fail plowed land esn easily and qnlritly be put In excellent condition for seeding, nearly or quite equal to ap extra, plow, ihg. '. • went bn taMsWKWMjf.'--; engagod.fa ite.* !: u;, n,» tU -ow a.! . -“They.told mo you were dead In the ’Philippines!'' she burst out harassed •and brother •raadii km. Bltadm InJ&rtou- Ail expert borsemen long ago aban doned the ttse of bltaders. They are not permitted in nny cavalry service, and.horses that pall Are fighting nppa-. rntus and have need for all the eyes they have never wear the obnoxious squares of- leather and brass.—Farm and Ranch. The Good lira f. Bob,. Wheu, yoa see a hen -that Is aTbnsy aerator pud Ufeless forngcr you pay. that she la also a .good' layer and a model Vn other yespects. ; Pair, rtenslla.. , - ,, ,, In twyliig dairy utensils It is a' goqd , ptqh to get those Wltb as few seam, '-if * and itorigh sarfacea na,pot»lble. They ’ are much easier to keep dean. Towering cRffi hid them from the sprawling. fsaUunabte (own. - The roar of. the surf came, tip to them in a low. booming, thnmlei-ooi rtionbiono. Ahead, behind, over the vistas of aand and vest surges of tlio ocean,, hung a fog, dense, utmory, silvery, mysterious. In Its rifts phantom, shlps wcre visible, dipping' anil' courtoytag bn fbatr noise less-conran. "It's nil very tririnonlons,” said Roy Cniheron -grimly.' “Might haw been made to order us a setting for oar lit- tlq eomnly, eh? Nothing .around but vii'gne obscurity—and We thi the meet hopeless of all the’ghosts that wnikr, .j;■ ...- ;» ; ; L .. “We-three?" she repeated, not com; prohendhtg. ' ■ •' ' " ’ ' l ' ’ ' l . "kbb'iinnd -1—end the gtbst"Otaur vnnisltod: happiness!" ,be said... ■ l>Ohr she imiruiiifwl. Then for Jlttle while they wnlkwl dri ln silence. -Isabel,'Vbe asked suddenly; -bending, d to forward -why'dli Mdr w arms at. the linsmuatlau. Olgnantly. im-lii good’mxif-a krIM inspect-t] and Itonohible 1 eager to have the tnlkmver. “My riMfiMcaBm matter... And tlien-tben Robert asked roe to be his wife. I knew he eoukl ftx np evcyylhing,, Rcsklca; I'WSXvver* fond; of; him. I s(ways adatlrcd him. very much!" she ended defiantly.' •'Ah!? he -sjhl qttletlyitoo fialetly. “That iliras the-way, was tt?" Tltey lord walked rapidly, quite out stripping all the others sauntering’ In the same direction.: Isabel was hretith- from ba s te. -Tbe.hplk of tnrold boat drawn high on the beach offered, abetter from the rising' wfnd'and the too Insistent clamor o£:;the WStea. Mrs. Groeme cat dowp on an embank ment of saul some children had nude In the shadow of -tbe tuaC ‘ “I shall rest a few mluutes, Then we will go ,back,” she said. , She wna‘wholly unprepared tor tins violence with which he’ broke''InVo tpeech. : - Back! ; Yon Would go back to him? When it Is 1; Isabel—1. who have the pest, first real-right to yon! If it were not for that aqeursod; bhtnder shout my death you would have beei Waiting for me still." White, ptrlcken, shocked; she" eat there while be rayed on. She had nev er- Imagined sacii madness nor such iclfisbness, fair It was all ot himself be spoke—all'for hhnself he cared.. He woald.mlsi;. lier so- He,had great pas. WOUIUiUIIBB. UC 1*,. Itf .lUU gSVUL gwra-, •Ibllltfea, which only she could inspire. If the would only'go a way -for flwttlle —Iet;Graetne get a divorce fey dflser- Uqnt. Then they couhl be roarri^iPnd leave this part of the world. He knew / part < opening In Havana. ,love„4h«ald make recompertne to heru- She found her voice “Lover sbe repeated. "Lover And flouted!' That other man Whom shu Jiouort/d—whom she-loved! She spoke in no ttncertaln terms. He quivered with tlie merited sting of her disdain. But bo nnderstood at last. And when site had flung away front him and was walking-rapidly back alone be follow- ed and cuught up with her. "I'll go nway tonight. Forgive me If you can. gee, the mist la clearing off,’.’ The silvery rail was rolling up like a scroll from tlte tsopslqg. poevlsli bil lows, and tlie sun Was shining forth, dazzling, resplendent. "The mist has quite cleared,'' sbe Bald. And then lower, "Thank God!” That' ijlgbt Robert Graeme, marvel ing at her greater geutlenes^pf words,, tlu new Iteuderneas of her smile, thrill ed ta th|nk that perhaps' his one wild dreaiu eyas coming true after' all and that he! might win the love, lie sn craved, r 1 “Dear.f she snM.td trim. 'It Is such a beautiful woy|d. I am finding .out that—I tun happyr;., ,7 Hp bojvM h’ls bead ovef her ' hand]’ that she! might riot-see' the' rapture In! ‘ ‘ re.! Ac bis eyes.; Atul both found the silence sweet. wl-i-i r- <'ts H3MS Kbw York TeBemCnta. ''' “It Is -surprising ,how many New Yprt;era jthere are who do not know ’that ibsy ‘ awr- Kvlrig In “ tenement honses,” ,sa!fl one of the Inspectors of the tcnebent house eoratplMlon,. “I w.ent.lnti>' a tebemenf hotfse in hiwet Lexirigftgj'kveidloen'eB dfflcMI Visit to plumbing. It is one «t otll phl hqnrics of the downtown district and not a tenemenrtn'fffiythlng but the ’otmial wprillng of tlie law. 3 j; Q 3 lo-s^rwant to Inspect title tenement,’ 1 wW -iPtfe JYI door of tpe second Boor apartment »" 'Whot did yon call ’ It?' she de- jn.n.1^1 idrarafl ■'t; ■') ,/ 0)t* ll ; 1 explalncti ‘nnd'fhe law says'— ,, “Site ditr hot 'Wf- roe’-'get 'OnjI' fUrtiief. but burst! in ■ With: Trl lutVc -you know this Is nol q.tepcment. It's wrespecta; 'Ble-ii'partlncnt house.! , !'I kpqw’tnf’auiy.-iirid Y Had.i lohk at the pfnmhlng In spite of her pro testfe r'lnnllJS . ngnlijst her, will, she wns eontiriced that ft repily vq a ten ement, house ’trtdef fW law. - • , '“Well, Just -enlt tm iny hntband that we IWere-living-in'-'* tenement bouse and had to be Inspected f :"—New York Tribune. , • The Seasods. An east side educational worker who Is- teaching In a night school for newly arrived Russian Jews, .was remarking on the. dlfilcUltlcs of grounding them In English-sttWHSb. : '<• - ’’ '• “Some of them come, to us with tho barest smattering of. English words,’.' he said, “and no knowledge of Amer ican cnainras except tlie few ideas they Uaveppleked. up since, landing. I was trying to teach a small class,the sea sons of the'year the other day. For a an .iJf stxsfeir - nolo t< '{bn* at “i'tj i> :I time they did nqt seem. to r understand whnfl Was drlvtiig Whig it. Then the light broke over the face of-one young fel- I 0 * - - . ,. “ 1 know- aensons,* he declared. “ 'How many-eenkoa* srethere’ta tm yearr.Iasked,- * tVifi frrvn * vs I " ,™j t . cr-jc," rWhatare theyF.I asked. ■ ■ a? . . 'Row season , and, slow seanon.’, ; critae the answer, qntte promptly. 1 ""Tfist-young man will barb's An-lrijre ' " bank account before he has been bora six months."—New York Tribune. .r*S
