Thomasville times-enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1904-1905, March 31, 1905, Image 2
t § — ... FOR FARMERS ■tew VmIi Are IMrtd. ten In tho disposal of waste ll responsible fbr the Intro- of ouuijr new weeds, says Cultivator. It was found that several new varieties bad spirit'd JtMBthe waste of a Connecticut rule IW" 'factory, where old rubber shoes jpan used, these having heeo/xathered than all parts of the woshl and having seeds In their linings, Some kinds Introduced through planting seed (which has not been thorougldy clean CRASHING BULLET SEEKS GIRL’S LIFE (rom weed seeds. The common practice of throwing out garden refuse h responsible for the spread and per- m /:■ responsible for the spread and per- of some of these weeds, ^troublesome new pest Is a dodder /Which twines around clover, and do- the clover yield. A relative ]tt the Canada thistle hat appeared In New England and is apt to i a great deal of trouble when acclimated and well distrlb- Colter and Saddle' Sores. ) Collar and saddle sored on horses arc ' annoying to thorn. They usually .appear In the early spring, when horses -<kl* OrSt' put to Work and before they *«• thoroughly seasoned. We find them cOoro often ou horses that are put to ".Work with heavy disks or plows on un ' broken ground. They occur, too, wbe; > tbs saddle or collar does not lit proper- ■, either being too large or too sptall. t Is therefore of great Importance to j the collar perfectly- clean, rubbing tbs dandruff and perspiration off with -a doth every night and then smoothing dbe surface with a cloth dampened with k little kerosene OIL : The accuninlatton of dandruff la also found on the collar j’ , OSd,oja.-tSP of jthe neck, -and It Is re- aponalblc for producing most of these .. , Treating Horse Wonads. Bvery wound or sore on the bone i Hbotild be-washed dally with an anti- , *eptlc solution. . If this Is done, the 'around will heal quicker than if left alone, and theta will be no'danger .or • Vto aoro getting worse and finally caus- J.mg tho death of the nulmal. The best —goiuftons are made from the _ -eparationa and Carbolic acid, taiy tie mixed with water In the fol one to eight If these are’ borax nafd In this wUter on tho wound after washl la a very good, antiseptic.—West VI , - (tala Experiment Station Bnllctln. tel ’ 1 rttUken Motes; H The best Incubator mads won’t Tbs early laying pullet'It s'gnod bpe be save, ! nlng broods of chicks I'wKn.’K! I be moved frequently. No matter what breed yon have. It bUtaa ears to make fine fowls. . . - Too much poultry Is hard to get on a farm where there la plenty of open Get Beehives Ready. ' Now Is tbs time to get yonr beehives - ' Tssdy for tbs swarms. If you have not dec* go befors. Put two coats of good ' White point on them. It does not pay to 1st beehives sat out In the weather ,i -and In a few years rot for want of ipalnt when they can be mado to last a Rfetlmo If properly palntsd. They cost t too much to be neglected and lot rot I.In a fsw years. Always use clear this absorbs less heat -the emuiner-than any other Early Hatching. Tbeiprorarblal saying that “the early . bird gets the worm” te nowhere mbre ' Mainly verified than In hatching chicks. Btrij hatching requires fewer egga to I: bat the: deslred/nnmber of chickens. Early hatched chickens are always teors thrifty; make best' show birds, find readiest.sale on provision markets «* well as ou the fancy .market, toy * and aeit : anil brlhff forth'better ., Offkwjn^.—American Poultry Journal. , PsotssS Prntt Trees. Put the eottou bands around apple. pmt, plnm, qulnctt and elm trees before ft Tbs ground thaws by all tneana to caje "'•fts?! female caakerwovm moth. . having no wings, can only 'get '• bato the top of the tree by crawling up » ■ fibs btak. This preventive measure.!* rswaite * begun their ravagea on the leaveo.- Visitor. _J J ‘ Osttsaseed Meal Par Horaas. Cottonseed meal of first quality, al though not particularly rella'.-ol by ' bos Baa, has teen prodn live of good - '■ results when fed to small ensures, - UBS to two pounds dally, mlxt d with , Other gralna. . Experiments with Un- sued meal hare demonstrated Its value aa a source of protein for bard worked horse*, au.1 the same may be said of both gluten meal and gluten feed. Attornotsd Asssslnatlsn ofYeung Lady on Thorn* Plantation _ Facta have crane to light of tho at tempted assassination of Mrs. John Parker at '‘Wildwood'’ the plantation of Mr Chas H Thorne, sis miles from the cltyi Mrs. Parker is a resident of. Chi cago, the daughter of Capt. John Nolan superintendent of Mr. Thorne's farm, She is spending the winter with her father here. Last Tnesday night, at nine o’clock, the was la her father's cottage, at the gate openhig from the main road into Wildwood.’’ Tho curtain covering the large plate glass window wu op, and the room wu brilliantly lighted. Mrs. Parker wu walking across the room, when without warning a ballet crashed through the glass and burled itself In the wall not alx inches from her head. She screamed and dropped to the floor and to ti.ts she probably owes IteV life u no farther shot followed. Word wu Immediately sent to town, and the next morning deteorives v ore put upon the trail. They made* care ful search, bnt to no avail. The matter wee kept quiet, while two possible olues were followed np. Both of these proved froitleu and tfie can is threaded, In the deepest mystery, though Ospt. Nolan la (leieimiued to spare no expenae or trou ble In running to earth the would-be aasassin. The bullet la Sow in posaeeston of the officers, and la from a pistol. From the angle of the ballet lio on In the window pane and wall,' It ' wait discovered that tho marksman took hla stand about thirty feet from the house. Tracks were found shbWlng that he dropped on one. knee aUd took deliberate aim. Titers 18 no doubt : of the fact that It wfa a cold • blooded attempt at marder though the motive forjlie deed, and Its perpetrator can not even bs imagined |y SEETHING FLAMES DESTi MRS. LUKE’S RESIDENCE {■: !' « /THOVIf.SViLEkGEORGIA, gABCi 81 ifid5 i . M i j !' DESTROY I DOG LAW CATCHES t V- \ SULLY F House eno Furniture wee Total Leas With no Insurance At time o'clock Saturday afternoon a fyjalarm w.a jprnedtn from Mr-.- 8 the onsets. Parlor Car Service Between Albany and Atlanta Via Central «f Gsorgia A. Lake's rvsidenco un the corner of Clay and Stephens ' streets. Before an l/onr had pasted tho house had horned to the ground and with it went the •table. oocDoildinga and fence. Neither fnrnltare norhonse wu insured and the low is in the neighborhood of $8000. The fin started in the rear of the honee. A considerable qnantity wood wu stored under the hour and it is supposed that wu accidentally eet ou lire by some chlldrep playing there. In the lionse at the time wore Mr* Luke hgr daughter Mrs Era Smith, and the latter's two children. T'hev ran on- of the hoou tarred in the alarm, and the lira depar.ment responded luine dlately. When they arrived, the flames had already licked np the rear portion of the house. A number of neighbor! and fnende braved the conflagration for several minotes and saved afew tides of f nmitnre. ’ A line of liose wu ran from the Monroe street main. Thoagh there wu good pressure, (lie stream proved powerless to check the advance of the Are fiend. The wagon wu unt book to the station for more hose and • second line wu stretched from Broad street, Tide hose wag weak, bnt was of service In pottin. out the fence which caoglit later. The fire men fought bard and remained at the scene, soaking the smoking rains .until dark. . Thera were, many interesting inci dents connected with the fire., Mrs. Smith lost a fiae new piano that had only been in the hoou a lew week*. Her jewelry ease containing rings, ping, and wateb, came through the furnace unscathed and the watch did not ovefl Stop nuunng, bat wu recoveted from the debris. Mr*. Lake's ufe though not looked, stqud ; the ordeal; and'.her CITY’S EXECUTIVES Saturday was a good day for the sale of bow wow badgei. These ou the iu* fide laughed at the way the law ofcjfcr* ed. Tine is how it happened. Early in the morning. Mr. A. M. Watjon was called open to imy' eight. t«*gu for' hi* Caninetfs He had just mjved one of the city iimita and fell in Iiard iiue», Bat the law is explicit and saye that anybody who heepe a dog even over night in the city iimite matt pay a dol lar. Council haa been importuned to cfiange the law about transient pup pies, but remembering the Medea and Persian!, they altered not. r4r. Wat- am had been harboring the b.rJ ene mies in town, ao he paid ac oheeriully aa he could. Hf told his trochlea to •ome of hie friend?, and they told him how to get even. It seema that laat week. ou<- of Mayor Koddenbery’g Savannah .fr.eud» bent him u flue pair of pointers. He" kept them a few days, then sent them to hie couutry camp. It m:ao f»**ui* ih»r a Thoma-iVille lawyei® eapi^l •'« like auto a dog in Mayor >>: > to n i’ll- maa'a yard the other «ia.- ao ttigr Mayor pro-tem ianuelotiH tor the Xu and the Mayor i-aued one f r Mnyor pro-tem. U*> id nb ry p *i | ) the city and Pia u ui $1 SULLY FALLS WITH COTTON ASS’N. Atlanta, GA., March 25.—Daniel J. Sully who did more last year to send fhe price of cotton upward* than any .Other* And who, has again etude his ap pearance in the market with btroug hacking, for the purpose of once more boosting, the price, hat written an ar ticle for the press bureau of the s’omh- j e n Cotton Atsociation relative to the present cotton situation. Mr. Sully ■ays that the Southern farmer now ha* it within hit power to control with in telligence tlie cotton trade of toe world. Mr. Sully contends that a fair price for cotton does not mean speculation nor iojnry to mwufactiirer, but a bless ing alike to all. He nrges the fanners to ran*ter their forces and stand ont for their own betterment. miss McIntosh entertains Tha Monty Raisa j An amount of mni-ej- rn.'fl i-ne ■end die Taylor family ro gau In me 1 haa bee*i Wat Hostett &( T«o and Cord Pci Frld«y Evening HIGrfiwV ENDORSED. krf. "XtkWrr I.rfirit, tb« , w«U-kccnn Utlhodul mnuvter, ficnle*: “I b«v« Med Di «slokleya Lemon Elixir t* m laaily «riti> %«ry bcnc5cial rrnlta. lito Mi •/«n i .r«ljle trrdirine and aaealtaol aa • u«e.ic «.nsi U *r r«fuutoc. M WHAT IS CATARRH ? Hyomei Cures thii Common and DU- »g.eeab!e Disease. Hyomei cure* catarrh by ti e simyle method of breathing 1' into tlie air pasB- agen and long*. It killg the perms of the caratjfth poi*»n, heal.s and soothes the irritated macons membranes, enters tlie blood with the oxygen and kill* the germs preeent there, eventually drivifag Mi*n Kuuuh Mcititovh whk lioarra^ on F.i'lny evening Ht her home >u D/uusou htryet in honor of t‘»e Mwo. Pen heton The Indies of the put/ I* ok ’tea with Mia* M -IutObh and the g» nTl-iueu join- thladiaeare from the 8>fet«*m. ed’h*m!.tterinilieevcMUgf4>riple*8ant IM , ^ tL card game ' l*fu k- prea nit Were Mrlutoal), ,Ii. h*. 'Li.atoo, Xnhenue Dilion, tie Miaies Him j Peiidh»*Fn, Msfi^n niter H tmtno;;^, their frienda will' e.ideavor t j >€ini ‘ & M. Turner, of Quitman, Dr. Ainr If jou hire auy of the follbwing sjm. ptoms, catarrhal germa me at whrk somewhere in the mucous membrane 1 of the nose, throat, bronchial tubes or' tia- sues cf the lungs. * J ' i0 them t» ere this week. The raouo/ wai^ wortli. Dr. MoArosh, Edward Jergyr BAtthA'/iaiiMai aud John Montgomery. Jr. oootribrilel to; ihe' General Benevolent Society by several ot Ttiomaivilte’s cot- tage t’oloLy It was furnished prcidpt. ly In answer to a statement of the case io the Times Enterprise a feu days agr. Railway. - manT^o,^ ppar. were uot ev.n Effective Feb. 7th, tlie Central of ,corohed - Georgia Railway will Operate parlor Mr. J. O. Lewie’ honae next door, can between - Albany and Atlanta on sn iok*d and cracked from the intense train leaving Albany 11 :M a. m. arriv ing Atlanta 7.61 p. m. Lear* Atlanta SO a m. arriving Albany 11:80 _ sat fan to Macon 25o, to Atlanta SOct Fit farther Information apply to I. 0 Brinson, O. A. 8. A. Atkinson, U T A nwtf. OUR FEBRUARY WEATHER WAS BEST IN STATE. The weather report of. the United States for the month of February has jnat been Itsutd. Anybody with memory will agree with the report when it says I 'Seldom, 11 ever, before have weather conditions to prolonged, seven and in- jnnons as tluse of February been ex perienced In thie section dnrjpg any montii. With the exoeptiou of the first and last few days of this month contlnn- ed low ttlnperetunt prevailed, the low- eit being rasclud oh tho 14th, rivben the moat Intense cold wav* of the teuton pasted over the state. Temperature* below’rero wtiera,lttend at a number of atettona In th* northern portion. The meantfor the month was S.8 below nor mal sbd with tha exception ot 1885 wot the lowest lor any Febroary in fourteen year*." ThomaaviUe suffered with the met, hot In J tlie; genial warmth of these spring dajt, the people can look calmly hulk. at frigid^Febrnary, and draw com fort frem tlie (fact that the weather here was the best In the state;' Tlie weather mean ||for Thomasville was 50.8 dt-greff. This was Ihe highest in the state, better than any of onrneigh- o.-«, but 8 5 below our normal. The highest tenqieraturo woe TS on the 26tli - There whs lots of lain, too. Almost 2 tv ranine rim. • A neighbor's method of weaning plgt 1* to take them away In detachnicuta,! iui h'es of this fell on the 10th, beginning Brst with two or throe of the! , plumiie.t, largest and strange it. then the next stroageet hatch, leaving the poorest ones of ihe !’Uo;‘ to complete the diyltr; off. Tlie case.* r.ro rbrap’.eto and decisive.—-for. Farm Journal. the proof it in Thomaiville. Ton can easily investigate it. Not naoeeeary to experiment With tome untried remedy. Profit by the experience of i. c tiz- . T A Teste, agent for sewing machine, living at 522 Hardaway street Thomas ville, Ga., write* tne following: 'Too much praise could not be given Doan's Kidney Pills. I had kiduey disease ho bad Iconld hardly walk. I cogld not carry ten pounds, my back was so weak and painfal. 1 was penmaded to try Doan's Kidney Pills and the first box land the lowest 15 on the arctic 14th. jdid me so much goi-d that Igrta second - - - ■■ 1 at R, Thomas, Jr.'s Drug Store, and since using them I nave recovered my health and stroogrh amt my back ta so much stronger that I can carry a heavy owing machine on my shoulders two heat, bat did not catch ou fire. A banket brigage dampened the hooses of Dr. T. 8. Dekle, John Nante and J. 8. Floyd, who live nearest the bnrning bnlld-ng The Intense heat put them all in danger The hense was an old one » here i lie family had resided for se me years, and it horned like the proverbial tinder. Mr. Harry Linton while wielding the notale In the interior of the honsc runs rawly'nyeeed death from the falling roof, ‘but objected etrennouely when dragged ont. Several of tlie firemen and their volunteer assistants hod their facet more or lest scorched by the tor- ridlty of the flames. Mrs. Late is a large property owner and has more than 50 tenant honee* in venom* parts of the city. Neither her o» u home or any of these are insured. lluLdicls of people thronged the scene, nutl the fire was the most exciting teen iu many months. emperor Nick yielding TO THE PEACE PARTY. 8*. Petersburg, March Sfi—Tlie infdr- m .non regardln^'the Emperor's oliatige in -.ititnde concerning the advisability of making a pacific proposal to Japan it fuhy fomfl'med, sud in higu qutrter* p-a- e within six we k* is regarded cert-In The pt»itieene»a with whl li tin-1-»fit med indlcat-e that the gov- c II m.lit IH already In poe-e«alonof iu- f > uiaiiouaa to terms accep-shln -cJipan on which Rn-sia conld aerec. FOR THOMASVILLE GIRLS- Mta- FUduO will- Entertain in Balp- •rMge an Weanaecay. The following invitations from Bain- bridge hgve becu reoeived in Thom^a- SO.ME REASONS. Why ThomaaviUe People Shon.d IM- low This Valuable Advice It is bvlieved that France i active in negotiations for pear veotion, and lhata ronference has been bad looking toward a propoai'iou from Rnaia. «“•’ - -- .. -- .... ?‘Mr» B. D. Fudge reqpesta the pl«M«- nreof your company at the Court House* Square. Wednesday afternoon March iwenty-nintli at four o'dook. Uiu Jeifnie Wynne Dillon, Mips Kan Carroll, Mi*s Nellie Pringle, Mi«f An nie Pringle. 'Brist ’ These f0ur jonng ladies hate been iurited by AH-s. Fudge to spend the coming week with tier in Baiuhridg?. A dan?o ha* b?ea arranged in their honor for Tnetday^ already night and other social functions have into- been planned BECKWITH ANDMRS-LlWIS WIN TENNIS TOURNAMENT Mr. T. 8. Beckwith and Mrs, Lewis woo the C< nntry Club tennis tourna ment Saturday by defeating Mr. C. ’ A Wood and Mrs. Well.' Tile stmi-flaala were played iu the morning and retailed tn tlie defeat of Mr.- U. F. Taylor and Mist Belches by Mr. Beckwith aud Mrs. Lewis and of Mr. U. M. FioUoluuon and Miss Jordan, bv. Mr. iW/aedc *<>d - Mr*. Weil. Thp j final* w*r> finished early in the afternoon god were ftfilowed by several interesting matches. Mr. 8. J. Drake presented the cups in his nenal interesting way. A large number of spectators were oo hand to watch the sport and enjoy tlie magnificence of the weather. Mist Pew of Gloueseter, Mass., and Mrs. David Brandon of Dublin are guests of Mias Rena Brandon. uHniMlve hreHth liti.aiue** of voice dr,bees nr (he tl„*e dim-barge rniin Ihe nose l.lii *mo;e :i,r t\A* ; stati/mgest ihti/oOiit I'll III ll, ‘U»V pain Mrs. J. U. Taylor of Boetoa spent Saturday in town, The Wade family plan to v remain at their country home. Mill Pond Plinta- t uu until late ib April. Caught with 8b Goode- Sheriff Higlit went'to Balnbrldge yee- frilay and bronght hack with lilm'Jphn 0evli, a colored man. John la acct^afcd of stealing a banjo and a grip full of clothes from another negro. He waa with the good* and it will probably go hard with him. To Beautify Your Complextioo In Ten Days, Us. Satinola. A DINNER INVITATION. A‘t j r A h»*t?tv m nl \ tlo*c of Kv IT i a’ , Craft !!■ rji'i. In Dtumntl, The mr ! • 4, <* >:»•".looking good hiXivy • * ’rtft unJ »‘ie •apply ; TuO.or.u «s ilu.* hoxvy dry trxnsfor . •:* J-» rapl-M? !:v r ;,au \ ao otberri-; of horm can hajullo it. gestion, Dysp-psia, Gag on th» Slom.irh. ?Our l. h i„ l »i. :ul ?u iu- TmHi A« t ni»rnJtablc flan. It tony bo i happy family l.loa to tonflno the cov:**, liur.-fos and hog* nil Iq Atnblc, hut K ucver ylclJs a happy or profitable result .* r- fy.ur K'td Ins onlircl' c . I n><pcph‘a Cun. wlj- id nw.< The six bottl wtre «mib io mu V S W ’>y lb. coy Pharmacy Co. w •1 hoiulred Tfvrds ami uover f**el it Doan’s Kidnoy Pi’.ls is the best remedy ' • fo. wmL backs aud kidney trouble, and J r « ti’ifP re'fcp any one to mi for h fuli I i« i; c-f my (rouble, and 1 will} ;• U‘nr* ui writtng to any en^uir- * n L-ivmir'mv ,u« for an inter- 1 ' :upe that I may be tliej * f .slicing some sufferer to 1 • y all dealers. Price50 lei ts ,i. urn Co., Buffalo, Ne\V York : for the United State*. | ember, tlie name-Doan's—and Renneffy's Caxaiive H jr.cy ant Tar FOR THE TEETH. Prepamtions for the Teeth form un important part of our stock, ami there no reason why any one should ne$r lect this part of their toilet. We can especially recommend our Tooth Powders. Tooth UrushiN, Soijijsmifl other toil etarticles at price* that will please. The Unequalled Beautifies. night U>? iWstOI < ^ i AcldifW of l hi* body aln in fnintoftho 1 TtniptHirgh }n tho throat n**ait uxMith while tendency to tnhet'old ' gleepli.g burning pain little tlcSling back of th# throat ‘ ' Jl ' ' i^late * r - f hawking to cleni tlia'j fornuiUcn of cf^ry In throat , . . Ihe uov« p«ln In’tfc^ehWt ' ; dry nr** of <h© / <Ki‘o«t Acongli ;j ♦; • -.Tlii.lh®mwrfiifg.^ MtltchloKlde lowfi of Flrciplli luting bfffcRti tfhtvfn* i>l loufchTtt# variable appetht > ndbgli *l)ort^,lifck. low Rpirit*-U at tltnrg, li g rmiMihKof mitnyTn’n- ci/u'cli irbrte H 'idihts corn* > : III id innrulijgA flxpcctorntlng ye!(ow Io**, n vital f »rpe fatter 1 * « f eUns: ol' -HfhuiCE# difficulty i.i breathing ncr><#M liie’iiptw^pnri frequsot ailuwsiug oT tiio^ I.e-t ' ^ Hyowbt will cure the di e.*>e. destroy activity of oil genii life iu the ivi-pint tory organ-, earieh and purity ‘the t>lood with additional ozone, mill after a few rlvya usf of this treatment the ma jority of tlie<e symptoms will have dis appeared in a few we-ks tho cere will be comple'o. Catarr!: or entarrah colds cnhrol exist when Hyomei i* used. This is a strong st*totM.‘nr, but.I. W PaaoocJrem- pliiteize# it i>y agreeiojt to refund jour motHV if Hyomei does n it car.*. , UUJHT I’KOWLING THHvV^S Croup gnd Whooping Coutcb: oome likeatiiMin th** uigb;, su.i'^uu in to fatten th* l*n£ of mortal diseayc upon the.chUdtcn -s y peaceful v »lf* ( p in their little •»Vtf.. i Ktdnctt>'s' I.ik-itive Honev uirid T.iV, the y*^'' di4dcAr»*iF«<> for, coughs and co'us. mui» ur»ve oub.'tjiere dealh-d •»» »'K bsejpr^^^ctor ^an arfiyfe. f H,, (( Vhc ^live^.and health of the iiitie ones. <’• ntains no opiates. Keep it bandy. S^ld by £ro* cey Pharmacy Co. w CHICAGO & FLORIDA LIMITED V IA ''' ’' f " ’ * ’ . ’ I- ?:i LOUHVILLE & NASHVILLE RAIL i ROAD. | I Only solid Pullman train witl) v’user- 1 Tation and librarv car* from Flori'la to St. Louis. Cldcogo, the-Wost and North west with much quicker tfma than via any other line. All meals in dining car. Service a la evte. Finest dining car service in the •South. Leave St. Augustin® daily 8:20 ;t. tn. Leave Jacksonville daily 0:3b ». in. Arrive Qhic.-t^o next day 4:20 p. m Arrive St. l.oais next day 1:35 p. m. Also through Pullman drawing-room sleeping cars paily from Jack?onvi!i** on A. C. L. $:(M» p. m. tram to Biemliigham Nasliviil®. Kvansytlje, St, Lou! 3 . Chi ,< cago and S:55 trat •* ro Peu?aco!ri, >:nd II ,’.ke uo oilier c-ryatlquj. * If it i biiioiia at.actc t <kc •Ghamlj Iain’s ttom i b and Livt-r Tablets sn: quick cuie is ccrtadt. For sal® hy J. Peacock. Thomasviil#, ’>a. d6* ! For raL*;^. Pu L : call on er wnt» / , r i •GKO. F.HLRrjN/h, FIs. I as , Agent, i06 W L..» •• • Jft'kson il’e, ! !a, m * INDISTINCT PRINT