About Thomasville times-enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1904-1905 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1905)
******* <■*« it* diWdH <11 <«ll| »IH » TlVKh* ENTERPRISE, THOMAS,VILLE. GEORGIA, APRIL T 1905 (SOME ROYAL 0HOSTS SPECTERS THAT PROWL ASCOT OLU COUNTRY PALACES. Lamar 1 , Lemon Laxative la the original lemon medicine. It ia made of lemona and other harmleaa bat powerful vege table ingredient*, ia a aafe, aura and apeedj’ cure for Indigestion, Constipation, Torpid Liver, Headache. It eleanaoa the ayatem of all imporitlea, tone* np the ' atomaeh and bowel*, pat* the lirer and kidneje in perfect order In abort “make* yon new.”' It ia gentle but prompt and powerful in aetion, pleaaant to take and alwaj,reliable.. roll aita or all Dirtonra UMAR. TAYLOR & RILEY DRUG CO., Nanfietartra, Maeea, Ba. old hy Bracy Pharmacy Co. Ath foe 10S5 Kodoi Alma tat and 500 y-*.r Gale dar. The Griffing Bros* & Co. Who Are They ? What is 11 eir Business NURSERYMENe And they are the largest in the line on their plan. The only Nursery allowing you to see Trees growing before you pay, Is .hat ny. enough to couvioce you that you will get what you buy? It ought to be. And I give you my guarantee al-o Budded Pecans, Peach Pear, Apples, Figs, Shade Tress and all kinds of Orna mentals and Poses. Prices ire right and ren ember that io other Nursery off. e pioposition and Griffing Bros & Co are responsible. Wait till saleittian culls and he will submit you the p ^position in .1 few words, ' C. B. QUINN T , A gen ;, DYSPEPSIA CURE DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT TIm $1.00 bottle contain* 24 ttmos the trial mu. which Milo for 10 coot* niMIID ONLY AT TUB LA MORATORY Of E. C. DaWITT de COMPANY, CHICAGO. « «- rATER MEL°ON SEED ■ GROWN IN THE SUNNY SOUTH. H rind, red mtaL fu# offuloa and *0 sweet'll |F l ir you west quality, aweetoaaa, and th* beat malotta that 111 r powdble to pow, plant oor aeathem-arewn melon aaed. IM , or wr»tern-grown melon »ee<l doean’t begin toTompare, rd ^ con airier the quality and prod act of the fruit produced. ■ Three Ounce*—Three Best Varletlea-nalled for 25c. ^^OUUr About 1 jSSfea. Northern' , when yon —Electrical Contract* r— All kinds of Electrical Work aud Rtpiirnj aieatly and promptly dore. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. * Out of town work solicited. 5 .Bell and u ut tuiator work a specialty } ’ L. H. WISE, 4 Phone 29? P. O. Dux 46V. Til min villa (in. Spring House Cleaning. We have all .the requ - sites. A few seasonable *1 ones. Bed Bug Poison, Rat and Roach poison Mot’i ~ Balls, etc. BRACEY PHARMACY CO. Phone 106.' Agents ‘'Tenney's" Candy Loaded Shells 35 cents a Box. / As the Shooting Season is about over, we 11 have decided to close out out what Sure Shot > Shells we have on hand at 35 cents a Box. This only means what we now have in stock Come early as they wont last long at ihat price, Weilso have a nice line of Fishing Tackle in cluding Poles, Hooks, Lines, Trot Lines, Gill Net ting and the latest styles of Trolling Bobs. Coleman & Adams! ABOUT RHEUMATISM. There are few r| *<*i*p* that Inflict mor t«rrnre than rlreumatiom anrl there i* probably no dis *«*« for wnich aach a varied mi 1 um-1°ih lot of remedies have beeu suggested. To nay that it cad be cn*vd in, therefore, a hold statement to make, bnt Chimbertain's Pain fixlm, wlncti enjoys an extensive sale, lias met with (treat saroe-s in the treu ment of this diaeiue. One application of Pain Balm will relieve the pain, and hun dred* of sufferer* have le^nlied >o p**r. msnent cure* hy its nse. Why suffer, w|ien Pam B din affords such quick re lief and costa bat a trifle. For rale by .1 W, Peacock, Thoinos v llle, Us. Qaeen Ullxul.ofh Hat a WeskneM For WladMr and Catherine of Ar- agun For Hampton Court — Fr«»- mtd'm White hmdy. The report that Queen Elisabeth ha« again beeu seen promenading the libra ry of Windsor castle reuriuda one of the curious fact that, with but one soli* tary exception, these restless royalties who cannot steep peacefully In their graves are women. It Is some years now since Queen Bees was last caugbt in the act of re- vjsitlng her old palace at Windsor, and the circumstances were these: A young officer of the guards was reading one evening in the library wbeu he saw a woman, clad from bead to heels in black, walk slowly across the library aud pass into an adjacent room. * The officer, moved by curiosity at such an unexpected sight, followed the lady and to bis amazement found that she had vanished as completely from view as If the floor had swallowed her, and this although the only exit from the room was the one through which be hnd followed her. Why the wandering lady should on such slight evidence ' Incident llied as Eliznlfcth of glorious memory is not made clear, but at Windsor castle it is firmly believed that Anne Boleyn’s daughter still tenants a suit of rooms adjacent to tAe library. Hampton Court palace is richer than the castle of Windsor in royal spooks. Catherine of Aragon, In spite of her not too pleasant memories of her bus* baud. Ilenry Vtll., is said still to walk in black attire, taper In hand, down one of the stulrcascs and to disappear through the “Queen's gate.” and, more disconcerting still. Henry's second GOOD .NEWS. Many ihomasville Reader* Have Heard It an l Profited Thereby. •'O md news travel* fast,” and t' e thousands of bad book sufferers in Thomnsville are tied to learn ilia* prompt relief is wi’hiti their reach. Many a lame, weak and a diinr back is bad no more, thauks to Duau'e Kidnej P.lla. Our c.tizeiitore telli-g the good news ot their * xperieuee with the Ohl Quaker Rtmedy. H**re is on example worth reeding: A. A. Willis, a well known farmer, living jos‘ ouside of America*, says: “I believe that your pills are all that !• claimed for them. 1 had kidney t*nn b!o and bakache. fioin which I lm »!**#•• afuffn • r for msuT y»nr- Af»#r itiug or sit»i» g i •»!»• pO’P'on f or MM y ength of Hum i could hardly get apou account of the Hull heavy pain iu the smep. o' my be k. At time* I soured t«» nlmrs' Iomj li e u*e of my back, aud would have to take hold of something f/ r x*»p- port. The kidney secre'tons wure do- ordered, being dark and fall rf sedi ment, and of a strong odor. I used many different remedies but without much if nnv lenefit until I got Doan's KutnayPilir^aincje n«ing t'»en* iuv back feels atrong. The pvin has "left i«, and the kiriuey 8*ar»tioti« have also 1-een restored to a norm si condition. You are welcome to use my uarae as a reference ” Plenty more proof I Thomnsville peep e C* Jr's, drag store aud n«u tomers report For sale by all dealer*. Pri- e .V) • ent«. Foster Mi! born Co., S’.,* y„ r jr. sole agents for the Uuit. «1 Star *« Remember the name Do »nV a id take no other. “I’M BUND,” HE SAID WHEN LIGHTS WENT OUT ftjy Kev. '.lex W. Heaur m ay«*■* • A well known Tl.ouiasviilegentleman ; who 1m a regular chorcli Roer went to , Atlanta not long ago to consult an ocu list as to the condition of iris eyes. He was very much alarmed to te told that he must bewery careful or lie w» uld lo*e ins fright and if be did it would come suddenly upon him. He ww consider ably troubled at this information but did not neglect his church dntien Oue night about two weeks after he came home be woa in church. A prayer was teingmade and of course when lie bow ed hi* head he shut his eyes When he ■.•pened them ail was l l »ck as midnight He groaned within himself a« he heard the people moving about on every side of him, and exclaimed, “My God. I have gone blind just a* that doctor s*id I would.’ ’ Just then, in the front end ot the church he Raw a littie flicker of light in » thankful v.ice he mil to him self, “ . ban* God I can still »ee a little." A few minutes of agony tu him en- ued and then, flic ligm* blazed out on ivery and lie understood it a 1. The eiectiic light* had go ie Out while the people with 11 *-de-e* were bo*ed in prayer. Convicts Escapa Befi re dav break yesterday luoiniug CutlHTluc' ij*.. M iupy’roy' Ik^u m-.iI flv,cuuvic!n lit >h« Hi.. StoWow rushing along a corridor with stream- Lumt-er Co., iuC.* lidg**, tn»de ilieires- h, « |" , 1 lr »»“ “WO"* P»r- ; The cuuip . D . offer, a reaard of atieil l»y equally uusubstuiitial soldiers , r bent ou capturing her. ! kW aach for their va tnre Their names Tills Is supposed to l»e a re-enactment | and descriptions appear in ano her col- of n stone which actually took place ., . . . . , Dot many .lay. L,fore CaieriD. Ilorr- »““• Al ' h,rt Weu "l' roteu,lj ard's death on Tower bill in 1542. The .and have from 5 to II mouths yet to unhappy queen, who was then a pri*-1 ierve# oner in a room adjoining the long gal-) lory, escaped from her gnanls and rush * ;• ’his from at K I Iiours Gi.t Ids cus LOVELL IIREDFATH SKILLFUL VETERINARY SU&E08 P0 Bax»»-Phone 286 Thomasvule.Cl oil away ta thr6w herself nt the feet of her royal husband and beg for mer cy. She was pursued by her guards, who caught her at the door of the chap el where Henry was praying aud drag ged her back again to ber prison cham ber. Ill fated Anne Boleyn does not seem to have ended her troubles on the block r.t the Tower, for baa ahe not been seen driving down the avenue of Bllckley park behind four bondless horses, driv en by an equally Incomplete coach- man? And fair Roimrnoud seems doom ed to walk o* nights along tbe liver bar!: at Godstone. awaiting ber royal lover, who never keeps bis tryat lb:t EhgUab royalties have by no meauj ti monopoly of postmortem per ambulation. There Is n certain beauti ful white lady, very fair and queenly, who Is said to liauut the rooms aud cor ridors of t'.ie castle of 8chonbrunu. Fair as the vision Is, her np|>enranees are never welcome, for they are said always to herald a death In tbe Im perial family of Austria. She wnt seen in 1S67 Just before Mnximlliun, em peror of Mexico and brother of the Aus trian emperor, was foully murdered aud again tiefore the deaths of Arob- duke Rudolph and Ills mother, the beau tiful empre.is. The ro.vai house of Prussia also lias Its “white lady," who is only aeen la the pulaeo at Berlin before the death of some member of the reigning family. Uullke her sister of 8chou..rutm castle, however, the white Indy of Germauy is A Story of Sir Robert Ball. Sir ItolMTt Ball, the noted British as tronomer, on one occasion went to a remote town in Ireland to lecture ou said to be III favored, |f uot downright 1 his favorite topic. Arriving nt the stn- Mrs. S. W Mays entertained at cardi yerterdftj afternoon ,oi»h Sunday vm- Mr. L*m Cochran i tor to Camilla. Mr. T, Wood aud little frou spent .Sunday with reia'ive* at Camilla. Tbe Rainy Day. A well known artlat recently received ft letter from a chap who has regularly made It a practice to borrow money of him. In this letter tbe chap who ia ftlwaya In financial difficulties surpris ed his correspondent by saying: “This time I have decided to reverse the usual order of things, and, instead of borrowing from you, I Inclose here with $50, which I am going to ask that you will lay aside for me for a rainy day." Bnt the artlat couldn't find nny re mittance In the letter. He searched for it on the floor, under the table—in fact, everywhere he thought he might have dropped It. Then quite accidentally he turned over the sheet on which the let ter was written and discovered this postscript: "I’ve Just looked out of the window and find It’s raining like the very deuce!’’—Collier’s. rheumatic pains quickly RELIEVED. The eioroci.Mng pain, rhtkncl.rl.t1c ol rhcam.tirm »nd sciatica an quickly nlieTHd by applying Chamberlain', Pain Balm The great pun-nli.Ting power of the liniment has been the surprise and delight of thousand, of .offerer,. The quick relief from pain which it af ford! i. alone worth many time, it, cost. For sale by J, W. Peacock, Thomasrille, Ga. MONEY TO LOAN. I negotiate flee year. loan, on farm and. at lowett ra'nt of interest. Com misHou char**, reasonable. A email -betnet tee. oontietent with the amount repulsive, and Instead of torch or seep- ter she carries in her hand u comm m or domestic broom: hence she uas been Irreverently christened "the sweeper." There are white ladles attached to other European courts, uotably that of Hesse-Darmstadt. the lady who Inspir ed Wagner’s *T.oheugrIn.’’ but the odd est of nil these royal wraiths la cer tainly the red man who confines his patronage to the royalties of France, lie used to dog the steps of Catherine de* Medici, wife of oue French king and mother of three, along the corri dors at the Tuileries; he had a long in terview, so it Is chronicled, with the great Napoleon before he started on his !“ starred Bnosl.m campaign, and It may bavc'becu through not following the specter’s advice that Napoleon had such n sorry home coming. And It Is reported that he was seen by the Em press Eugenie shortly before disaster UuaU.v overtook the house of Napoleon —Loudon Tlt-BIts. TraTellBB Companloaa. An excellent test of a friend la the making of a Journey In bla company. Many who are most agreeable amid the little events of every day at home or In an accustomed round are unable to withstand the petty annoyances that come with travel—the deferred meals, early rising, loss of sleep, the minor discomforts we ull have suffered. But none of these affects the tem(>er of a favorite book. It Is ever ready for your amusement, yet uever resents being put aside. It baa no choice as to your route and asks no more than a little corner of your traveling bag, or, at a pinch, will go Into a pocket at anngly us a pet aquirrel. The London Acad emy says: “Indeed, of ail traveling „ . comrades books are the most genial ana ■f Work and tronbla mroWed, will be j the most gentle; not book, of travel- **d in each case. Bring your chain they are for tbe borne fireside—but tales of title with you. j have for background the scenery ' _ _ | you are looking upon or histories which EDWIN L. BRYAN, ! deal with men and women who have \ttorney-at-Law, | dwelt and worked in the cities yon are Mooltric Ga. visiting."—St Nicholas. . v tlon, he looked for the expected conv auee, but found none. After all the other passengers had disappeared a man stepped up and said, “Maybe you’re 8lr Robert Ball?" On receiving un affirmative reply the man hastily apologized, saying. “Sure, your honor. I'm sorry I kept you waiting, but I was tould to look for an Intellectual gintle- man." 8lr Robert thojght that under the circumstances it would be better not to Inquire what was the man’s Idea of intellectuality. Old Time Rallwa? Travel. Third class passenger touches In England used to Ik* coupled on next to tbe engine. The travelers came in for terrible treatment when any accident occurred. At times the engine waa driven tender first, in which case frozen bands could be warmed at Its smokestack. Tbe passengers were packed, seventy of them, into a truck eighteen feet in length by seven and a half In width. There was no roof and not, at a rale, proper protection at the skies. Marital Paraiaase. "I must confess," remarked Mrs. Crab be, “I don't believe there ever was a really perfect man.” “Well," replied Mr. OTabbe, “Adam would have been perfect I suppose, if Eve had only been made first.” “How do you mean?" "Well, she would have bossed the Job of making Adam."—Philadel phia Press. T*e Thins to Do. Johnson—He said I was au addle pat- ed Jackass. What do you advise me to do about It? Jac!:son—See a good vot- I erinary.—Leslie's Weekly. i ■gse experienced farmer has learned that some grains require far differ ent soil than others; some crops need differ- enthandling than others. He knows that a great deal depends upon right planting at the right time, and that the soil must be kept enriched. No use of complaining in summer about a mis take made in the spring. Decide before the seed is planted. gfc best time to reme dy wasting conditions in the human body is be fore the evil is too deep rooted. At the first evi dence of loss of flesh Scott’s Emulsion should be taken imme diately. There As noth ing that will repair wasted tissue more quickly or replace lost flesh more abundantly than Scott's Emulsion. It nourishes and builds up the body when ordi nary foods absolutely faiL We W send yea • ssmpk free. of s label Is < wrapper of every bottle of Emulsion you buy. SCOTTCS. BOWNE CHEMISTS 409 Pearl Street NEW YORK joe. and $i; all druggtata DO YOU CLIP ITEMS FROM NEWSPAPERS? To Subscribe for and Road all Papors Published Would Cost S50.000 a Year. Ths Result Obtained From This %x* pencituro Can bo Had for a Few Cams • Day- % Any one is tie public e>e ev«r so slightly, any one desiring public t}, tvery one in any bum tits* or profession will be inleresttKl in a remarkable ides that will be of untold value to them at tbe cost of a few cents a day. ^ The credit for the ’d»*a is due to Frank A. Burrelle, dean of the press clippers. To a reporter Mr. Purrelle said: * I point tlie way to new business along new lines aud give aid cf a most valua ble nature to lo.OOO persons. Our cli ents include merchants, actors, wiitert, lawyers, artists ministers, doctors public speakers, pugilists—in short all classes." “How done? Ve y simple. I am able with a large force of workers to read sll papers pnblisbed, clipping there rom lt»-ms ol interest to our clients. J “I do not uud*-rstand.’’ s id the report er. "In the newpapers of the United States,” expl.vn-d Mr. Burrelle, "there is printed every d*y m iterial that ap plies directly to all tmn.and to all busi nesses.’’ “Can you give any specfic case?” "Hundreds! Take for nc-mp’.e, the maker of artificial limbs. I pnt on h<a desk every day tt e name of every person in the United States who has had auarm or a leg amputated That person need* *n artificial limb. The fire extinguisher man wants to know of persons wno Lave had a loss by fire, and I keep him post'd. These are example*, but the idea applies to every business." “How do you help individuals? “I keep the artist informed of wh it the press says of his work; if an author w*nt* material for a book, I gather it for him; on the death of anyone I am able to placs before relative* the printed expres sions of opinion concerning ths de ceased.” "How is it done ?" ' "If there is any one, either individual or firm, who withes to know, Irt then* writ# to me, addressiag "Burrelle—New tork; it wou'd take too much ep*ce to tell tbe whole story here.” 2-iotf C ASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Hate Always Bought Bear: the Signature cf ( Somptbtnc l-ncLInc. 'I can shave myself as well a: barber.” “Ah. but you can't talk to 701 while you're doing It!” Nothing raises the price of a blertlt like It. removal—Moore. I ' KM supply et co tan seed, tha celebrated Flsrooo'a seed, ran be ha Jas- McKinnrm . 211-2tw4 Buggy For Sale. i High class top buggy in good ordsr Address W. care Times Enterprise.
