Thomasville times-enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1904-1905, February 24, 1905, Image 2
iMilling, Feb. 18.—Prince Fred- Leopold, of Prniria, who lue been lug lie Emperor, after going to ■'"V : , %;; $• M '#>;#■ A A. .t-f/AAA \ ." • ’ • - *• ^i>aa.mM-tthpft'mc. i'iiomasvillb.gijo'uia. VRBkifMtY ai tun* ANOTHER TEACHER FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS t le intimated that the prince woe the r of penonal repreeentatione from William on the outject of peace, and U U known that peace qnee- iona were dlaonaaed between Cm ^tioholae and the prince yeeterday. In ijlplomatio circlet the anppoeitlcn b.that the prince bears messages to Bm *■ William, and tbe oonrwtion that the German emperor will be peace negotiations in some Railroad renews PRIZE MELON OFFER The teaching force of f the Thomas Title Pablio Schools has been enlarged by tbe addition of snorter teacher ThisitepwO* made necessary by the growth of the schools and eepecislly by the orowded condition of the third and sistb grades. These grades together number more than one hundred pupils. Anew room will be arranged for tbe neW teacher, and she will bare in charge about thirty' popils from tbe two grades named. lllis Edo a Roberta of Hawkinsrille, Go. has been elected to this position and took op her work Monday/morn, log. She has for several years been a successful teacher in the Hawkinsrille Pablio 8chcols and comes with high recommendations from the Board of Trustees, kirn Roberta Is not a stranger to Thomaarille, bat has many friends here, made daring suits to her sister Mrs A. L. Spicer. ■plclfl The Atlsntlo and Birmingham rsii- >oad has renewed its prise offer for the 'largest watermelon grown on its line, this year, giving *1*. *10. and *5. In Order of size. This offer aroused much interest last yearand scores of elephan tine lamps of lascionsnets were submit. Led in competition. Tho prise winner became famous all over the United Btates. It was a 90 pound mammoth (row by Mr. Frank Cartor of Merrill >ille, in this county. The melon was presented by the A. A. B. management to the' Thom Seville 1 ntis Estbrfrise tad sent by this paper to Judge Alton B. Parker who was at that time the can didate of the Democratic party for pres- ident. The monster produot caused inueh comment from'lhe press all OTer ‘the oounti7. It Is quit probable that even a bigger one wbl be grown tbft •*er. TOWN CLUB DEFEATS COUNTRY COUSINS MRS. HAWKINS GONE TO REST. The teams from the Country Club nbd the Thouasvllle Golt Club met in match play, 18 holes, at the links of tbe latter elnb, yesterday morning at ten o'clock. The match resulted in a vie* tory for the men from the town club, as they won in every entry but one. Some very' pretty golf was played agd the match wss an interesting one. The de tailed score was as follows: M4NATURE GEYSER STARTS AT ALBLNY The Albany Herald of last night tells about a miniature geyser that wa> dis covered, or manufactured, up there lait week. A well was beiog bored for the pur-' pose of draining a pond In the edge of Albany. After the well had been sunk ton con Adorable depth the water of the pond was turned into it. The pond ran off freely until moot of it was gone. Suddenly without any warning what ever, except a rumbling noise, a water spout went up from the well. The 'first spout rose to the height of ten feet above the ground. Eruptione occurred at irregular in tervals for several hoars each one rising higher than tbe preceding, until a stream of water was shot into the air at least •0 feet. Gradually the dieturbance subsided, and today, tbe drainage well is of the plain ordinary kind. The cause ot the unusual phenomenon is supposed to be compressed aia. The intake of drainage' water had the effect of compressing some sub terraneous air, chamber to the exploding point Country Club Tose Harris..'. Bailey.... v .‘. Straw bridge... Menrer Belcbee Thomaarille 4 Walters......... 0 0 Blacksliear........ 8 0 Bromley *.. . 0. Crane 8 . 0 Allen 0 Wilcox Total 31 Mrs. Gabrielle Georgianna Hawkins <4ted at her residence on Remington Avenuo abl3 o’clock on Thursday night after a protracted illness. Mrs. Hawkins wae the datghter of John and Elisabeth Gawley, and was Tiorn Dec. 80tb, 1839- With* her father and mother the moved to Thomasvllle from] Irwintoh, Ga. in 1811, and has lived here eter^tinoe. She was married to Major . Benjamin *F. Hawkins on the 18th day of October, Ittfi. She leaves> sister.Mrs. J. 0. Lawrie,and twograndohildren Gabrielte , and Benjamin F. Hawkins. Her hus band prtceded her to the spirit world dying oo the 10th of January,11880, and Vena followed by an only ton Beutamln ~i\ Hawkins, Jr., who died on the first ot Marob, 1890. Mrs. Hawkins joined the Presbv terian church at an early age and through her Idng life followed in yis footsteps of her Master, practicing Hit precepts and following Hit examples A devoted wife and a fond and lov ing mother,a kind cetghbor and utelllsh friend. Unostentatious, the led a quiet life, thudding a radiance of love and • devotion aronnd those whom the loved so well, proving a helpmate in-deed and Ik truth to the husband to whom the plighted her troth In early woman hood. Uncomplainingly and with . Christian fortitude and resignation the calmly awaited the summons to join husband and ton on the other shore, - and when the Angel of Deatli called *ghb was ready to go, funeral of Mre. Hawkins. The funeral of Mrs G. G. Hawkins Saturday morning from tbe residence of W. O, Snodgrass was attended by a number of friends of the family. Rev. S. L. McCarty said the last tad ritee. Interment was in Laurel Hill. Mrs. Hawkins died as the had lived, a noble Christian woman, and the friends made in her long years of Usefulness were many and close. Tift County. It it proposed to have a new county from Worth Berrien and Irwlo, with Tifton as tbe county seat. The name Is to be Tift county in honor of H. H. Tift. Another name suggested wat-Hansell, in honor of Judge A. H. Hantell of this city. Musical Card. Mr. Frederic J. Litcomb* from New York who fa to be organist and choir maslerof the. St. Tbomae Episcopal church during the winter will give les sons on piano, pipe organ and voice cul ture at reasonable rates. Classes now open. For particulars call at Mrs E. L Browns. Jackson St. AGEJf TS WANTED—*10per week: good opportunity for advancement. Answer quick. Give tbyee references. Our new negro book ‘sells like hot cakes ’, Jenkins, Bertel A Co., 3-18 St CHICAGO A FLORIDA LIMITED • VIA LOUISVILLE A (NASHVILLE RAIL. ROAD. A GOOD ISSUE OF JHE "ECHO" Mrs. Dan McIntyre, of Atlanta, it the guest of Mrs. A. Y. MacIntyre. Messrs. D. H- Redfearn of Cairo, and J. A. Refifearu of Pavo were Saturday visitors to town. •* — : Mr. Bortbll Griffin, who lives over the river, was in town Friday. He says no new oounty for him. Mitt Mable Warner, who for several seasons has been mlljiner for Neel Brothers arrived Friday afternoon from New York to resume her old po> sition. George W. Traylor who hat at differ ent times been connected with Thomas- ville hotels, it now assistant manager of the Princess Anne, a large resort hotel at Virginia Beach, Va. Hit last post tiou was at the Hotel Jefferson, St. Louts, where many^Thomesville people saw him during the fair. The montltly publication of the pub- Uo school* students came out yesterday. The Echo this month It, as utaal.a very creditable paper. Miss Jessie Beasley it editor, Clifton Steyerman, assistant editor, Alex. Gassets, local editor, and Bradford Antley. business manager. Several editorials make good reading and a number of “pithy sat lugs" art far better than Use characteristic ones from ijLile." For instance, a teacher la qaoted as .asking what an Informal was. The Echo says "Hugh” anewertn that it Is a note sent to a per son to inform him of something. Again, the 'Echo says that the difference be tween^ boy and pos'age stamp le that joaliokone with a stick and stick the other other with a lick. Among the oontbriutlous to the is-ue are “The Child of Urbina” by Rath Goodwin; “Four Little Sunbeams,' by George Wieoeh; “A Trip Into Space,” by Anna Hopkins; "George and tbe Hatchet," by Gabricllo Haw kins of the seoonn grade; “Ths Early Life of Robert E, Let,” by Emily Bealer, and “Tbe Sad ‘Ate of. Way ward Chicken," by AUco Parker. The enterprise of th; boys and girls In getting np so clever a paper Is highly to he oommended. The training that they derive from this'side work isuo lets valuable and far more pleasant than mere book loro. Only solid Pullman train with olior- ration and library cart from Florida to 8t. Louis, Chicago, the West and North west with much quicker time than via any other line. All meals in dining car. Service a la carte. F.nest dining car service in tbe South. Leave St. Augustin* datlr 8:30 a. m. Leave Jacksonville drily 9:80 a, m. Arrive Chicago next dsy 4:£0 p, m. At rive St. Louie ‘naxt day 1:38 p. m Also through Pullman drawing-room sleeping ran pally from Jacksonville on A. C. L. 8:05 p. m. tra-tj to-Bumingham Nashville, Evansville, St. Louts, Chi. cago and 8:55 traiue to .Pensacola,'Mo bile and New Orleans. | If best service is desired ask for tick ets via L. A N. For rates, Pallman re e.-ratioas, etc, call on or write GEO. E. HERRING, Fla. Pass, Agent, 208 W. Bay 8t. Jacksonville. Fla In the fall of 18951 contracted that fear ful disease, Blood Poison. It gained each headway that.I waa forced to resign my, position end seek relief at Hot Springs. After spendingall tbe mean. I hatftwenl to Memphis. In less than three weeks I was in a hospital, and after nine weeks of suffering I was discharged as cured. In lest than s month every bone in my body •eemed to be effected and feR as if they would break at tbe least exertion. Again I wss compelled to resign, and I returned to the hospital for s seven weeks suy. When I carat out I wss advised to try fanning. When I first went on thefarml prevailed on tbe only firm wbo handled drugs to get me ooe dozen bottles of S. 8. S. At that time both'of my hands were broken out with blisters snd I wss covered with bolls end sorest In the meantime my druggist had gotten two dozen bottles of 3. as. forme end I begun its use, snd after taking tbe thirteenth bottle not e sore or boil wss visible. X. B. PowxxA. Best 9th St., Little Rock, Ark. A Remedy That No 0t» j Afraid To Take, Of ell human diseases, Contagions Blood Poison is the most hideous and hateful. Tbe victim Is tortured with eating ulcers, sores snd abscesses, unsightly blotches, eruptions snd other symptoms of the mis- Dr. Thacher’s Liver snd Blood I has been used in thousands 0 fifty-two yean with perfect < and the most remarkable results. The greet success of this remedy be to the feet that ita formula (which « slats of Bnchn, Hydrangea, Mufed Yellow Dock, Dandelion, SsnqwjB Gentian, Senna and Iodide of F has been freely published. Doctoce end Druggists eveiywhoi nothesitatetorecommendaprepsati I which they know contains the he known remedies for correcting til im nlarities of the Liver, Kidneys or Doe and the diseases canned by the failure : these functions to perform theirerot • work. ® Thousands of tick ones to whom 1 creole disease. S. S. S. has been used has been e burden hare written grstefi successfully for nearly^, fifto ymrafaj letteri ^ oUler , might profit by the ' -Bk ' Poisom It con- experience. - T PEREECT CONFIDENCE. When tber* used to b* a feeling of un easiness and worry <n the bonsrholdwheo a child showed symptoms of croup, these is now perfect confidence. This is owing to the uni’orm succsi of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in tbe treatment of that disease. Mr,. M. L BasidVd, of Pooles- vule, Md., In speaking of oer experience in the useol that remedy says: "1 have u world of confidence in Chamberlain's Cou. h Remedy, for 1 have used it with perfect success. My child Garland is subj ct to sever* attacks of croup and It alw vs gives bias prompt relief.” For ale by W, J. Peacock. sss taint 00 mercury, potash or other mineral. Our home treatment book gives all theaymp- toma of this dis- Medical ad vice free. Tht Swift Speclflo Company, Atlanta, 8a A RECORD BREAKING NIGHT Col- Dillingham the Famous Advertis er, Mekee • New Reeord In Thom eeville- Blooming Gaova, Tax.. Nor. 1L1909 X'was suffering terribly with indigestion xi r tremble and sent to my druggist | kidt loey tro netnlng to relieve _ r At he sent me a package of Dr. ThxcL, Liver and Blood Syrup I concluded to try and now X am deeply grateful to my drug) as well aa to you. Z had been a safferer from these things« renen.l run-down condition for ten y 1 had only received temporary relief other medicines. Bnt after using not qnlte t packages of yoor Liver aed Blood Synaplf a« atout and hearty aa I ever did in my life.l X am Mtttfled that X am entirely cured- I f no avmptoma whatever of kidney tronble/i ray digestion ia as good aa any living ma l can now eat whatever X choose. t estimate on the value your t Auction Sale of Real Estate. Dr, T. M. Mclntcsh has been appoint ed a delegate to the American‘Anti- BOMB ASSASSINATES • RUSSIAN GRAND DUKE. . lion to be held in Atlanta Arnl 17-19 IK *.• Moooow, Feb. 17'—The Grand D„ e Strains vm assassinated tods; while - driving.toward the'Kremlin ant near tbe Court of Jn slice. Hit carriage was f followed by anothervebiclh containing two men. A bomb Jews thrown at the Doha's carriage. —There was n violent •xpioatou, the carriage ' was shattered nod the Duke killed. The aacamint were arroated. One at them waa dangerously wounded. Sever al students have also ooen arrested. It has been known-tor tome time that thn dake was marked for slaughter by the Revolutionists. 1 Freda and Amina Pendle. n .\tl-- \P tbe ohuruiii:, Hus Lactic Linton on Broad There were 34 passenger* on tho New York sleeper Friday afternoon, among them visitors to the Jones, Tow er, and Ireland families. Broke,BM Law. Bob Hardy, agegto wjrp violated bird law waa hauled-qp .tefpre county oourt and fined. He gotllO.JjO and < nod thinks U*B more^jiui (he bir^s .si* •” th - • w ’* There will be sold by order of the Board of Trustees, on the first Tuesday , 'in March before the court house door between 11 snd :2 o'clock a. m. tl.e old City Hospital Site on N. E. corner of Monroe and Hardaway streets, at pul - Uo ontcry to highest bidder. The lot front* 283 feet on Monroe street aud 104 8-4 feet on Hardaway street and line therein one 5 room and one 4 room honee. jnbe and all plambing fix e ground are reserved. Also end tbe right to ate new buildings are by paling a rental on selling price. 2-17-d aw t. M. Mxlletti. tory Board Trustees. Monthly.Seleof Reel Eetata. The Hopkins Beni Estate Agency will hereafter conduct a monthly eale of real estate of City and County prop erty on the first Tuesday in each month nlteouri Honee commencing at 11 a. m. Property listed with oe for (hie purpose will be advertised and offered for sole Without farther charge or expense to owners except the regular dealers com mission. To Inaugurate .this method the agency will offer at ita first sale on tho first Tuesday in March the follow ing prop-rty: , ,. Two blacks in' ‘East Bud” consisting of eight building lota located in rear of and jnst across the street from the reel dance of W. L. Bell and-*, blocks from residence of Mr. Chos. Hebard and the City Park. Two lots corner Remington Avenue and Mitchell (treats. Other property If lilted in time. Map* showing location of property offered will be exhibited at sale. Tne Hopkins Real. Estate Aqexcy- 2-13-lm Safe Crfckera at Deerun- Safe crackers Attempted to rob the bank at Doerun'kn Colquitt county, n few nights ego. They had drilled through the vault door and injected dy- namlte&whea they wen frightened away. About n year ego an organised band of safe robbers, operated through South Georgia and thie may be a rope, t’tlnn of their work as they were never pA^HUtS^. Hotel Cafs 4 OPj5N FROls.6 A. M. TO 9 P. M. Grdprs servetLprompt and sent out when dealnd. .» PHONE ;iTl. Thu Cafe ia now supplied wirh all of the deliesci** that cau ua pro.-t.-Nil at this season. tucladingOrscois non BANK DEPOSIT M/nJmVVV R- R. Fare Pxli. Note! ixken «« Bcr, » •nd chexpert on earth. Don't dear. Write tc-dxy. WiMUlMtt MUSINESSCOacaC.Macok.lBA’ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ For Rent! The.J[ohn -Watt place on Broad St. nearly opposite the Methodist church, unfurnished by ytar Price 27.5# per Month E. M. MALLETTE, "M.d.m. casts XI per »aav. Norvedinatn- style. Fish. Lauib, Yeal, Tcmatoes Celery, KansasJCtty Meats a specialty HEAL ESTATE A INSUK*ANCK Ajtt bluebell Houhc Itloek' TboiuMvilie. U». There wes sometliiug doing at the headquarters of Col. Frank A Dilling ham on Broad street In (rout of Pei cock's Saturday night. The largest audience that has yet oi sembled crowded around the big plat form w here a spiendi I vaudeville-and black face entertainment was condnct el, the opening concert by the minstrels being no small feature of the prog-am, As the entertainment program neared the finish it seemed that the crowd grew larger instead of diminishing, until when the lecturers were ready to begin a perfect sea of faces' greeted them. Saturday was the second Saturday of the stay of Colonel Dillingham, and It is notable that the crowns have grown larger with each succeeding night, and the further fact is noted that the sole* of hie wonderful medicines have increas ed in proportion to the crowds. Bator- dsy bight dozens of people applied for the medicine who bad heard of the ex peri*nee of their uelgbbon who had given It n fair trial, and the experience is the same at- mark the. operations of this great advertiser wherever he gore. The sale of Plant Jaice, the new rem edy of Colonel Difflogham, 1* also some thing tremendobe. Last night one wo man told Colonel Dillingham that the hod been materially helped by the ate ot Plant Juice in three dsye, and she is confident its use will effect n perma nent care Another of the famoas preparations which it having a tremendous sole it the Plant Jaico Healing 8nlve. -This.it pot np in neat boyes, and ia especially valuable la barns, cancerous tores or skin eruptions. It it an especially soothing dressing for cats or braises and is used with great satisfaction m surgical work. Tlie entertainment provided by the great advertiser and'benefactor will con- tin no without interruption every night at the same place. A change of pro gram will take place every night, the minstrels will d:scopr*.e new and pppn- lar mnsic, and'ThoixniTille people \ri:l find an evening of pleasure and enjoy ment always provided. Several* members of the local police force who have used the Plant Joke and lhdmaoRsoii^diPiendid results, cak ed on Colonttel^lgingham and testified to its hosting -qna^i^es.^, _ -t r •.. ,i ■ i beetf to me. I would not take any a . money for It. Vary ffatefully jra«a^ If you nerd a mnlirine trrlte to-day t free Minplo bottle and “l>r, Thach Health Book mply a»k you to try « fMMM, Wm knout tehat it *elll do. For eale bu all HrngaleU—two a eonto and $1.00. TUACBXM XtSDICIHF. CO., Chattanooga, WHEN YOU HAVE A COLD, The first action when you have n should be to relieve the lungs. ' b:-t accomplished by the free I Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Remedy liquefies tbe tough muct causes its expulsion from the airs the lurgl, produces a tree expectorat and opens the secretions, cure toon follows. Tils r a severs cold in less time' treatment asd it leaves ill-. .systekT : natural and healthy condition. It c teracts anv tendency toward | For tale by J. W. Peacock.- II* c 1-xpci.sOr.ui ons.^A comp To Beautify Your * Coraplexti In Ten Days, Us* Satinola Tub Unequalled B^autifier.) n«y will be rTrun»tcd7f !t ~ rvckle^, Plraplfa. Liver spots. Bid ri«ii.H*iiowut‘M or any »kln erupt , Lexvja the akin ciear.g^MkM and rcHtorex the beauty of youth. -..-PS lo tto ? tnerltx or Nattnota. i'rlceSOo *1.00 by lendlnadrugglfitaor mull. I*re|red only bjr . * . .* all driiggutb^^B MARDl’SfeYS FErtlVHMBS. •-«*?* ciS. .* ^ s-^. New QeUmm, ..Mobile, Pensacola.’ Max^i Grai at New Oheaus, .v.obile and Pensacola will be held March 2nd to ?th indosiTe this rear, and will be on much larger scale than ever before. Fortbis occasion the round-trip r«te will only be one first class fare pint* 25c. tickets to be told March 1st. to Cth. inclusive, final return limit March 11th. however tickets can £e extended toil! ( March 25th. by depositing with Special {Agent aud b\ peytuen* of f « t ■ at time of deoosi.<. The ! or..- - j Nashville R. R. opom- - r-l.rourl* dr%, • ing-.“oom sle»*j>*rsw t‘a»lv fn. a J.j - ville. and and any cm: '*.-v.r. -i. . .. i. . complete iuforniunen t*hutiitl a.L.lr* fs, i Geo. E. Herrix<s. F P. A.. , JticksouTille, Fla. Bids for City Stock Feed. Jan. 24,190 SctleJ bids will be receirca for Ik p, ing of tbe city stock to be opened on first rygolar meeting of conndl in I // rnary. City reserves the right to re j any or nil bids. A W.;KIRKLAND, dwtd. Chm. pnblio prop. Udz New. fgriaK Car Serrico, - to Angnsta Leave ThamasriUe 8:15 a, Oar to Jetap. Sleeping Oar with tog Car Serrico Jesnp to riving at Angnsta the ^.ni. day at P- in. This it tbe quickest and convenient way to reach Angnsta. Returning, leave Augusta at; 103 m. Through Sleeper Angnsta to ■) ' '• ' l L-.ivp iTv-k-rs, in i'-,i-m., Day See aicki; Agent or m Bott| T. P. \\ ThomjLirillo, Ga* '* c- x;-* i, ’ *. V- ' a