About Weekly times enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1905-???? | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1908)
• SOUTH GEORGIA SYRUP. Boa. S. Or McLendon m*r not fill tie bill to (nit ill tutw u t mana ger, director and operator of all the railroad*' in the a tale, and a* a vice gerent of Hoke, bnt when he dis courses on the South Georgia cane syrup be know* what he 1* talking about. Ha hit the (pot when, la a letter to Mr. M. J. O'Brien, of the Southern Express Company, he laid that the South Georgia-product of he ribbon can* " to equal to the famoua honey of Narbonne, or the more famoua honey of Hymetna/’ t Now, we hare never taated the drlpplaga from the beer of the ai- eient time*, but we are .ante that when Solomon adviled hla con to racici or no place in the city where they :cgh be found with certainty. 4 This la .a deplorable fact and one that ahould be remedied. ' There 1* got even a phone in the barracks and even it there was the force is not sufficient to keep a man there all the time. There should be some ar rangement made whereb/ the officers could be'reached at a moments no tice by phone. What method adopted for this puypoae would prove most expedient Is a matter of opinion, but there la a seed of this one thing as' much as anything In the city. A man, as the thing stands now, is absolutely without protec tion If he happens not to find a po liceman at one of the restauranta or drug stores^ the night There WOMAN'S PLACE. Thomasvliie bis a womans’* clul him as the “Civic League." This clujh will, according to a local paper ask the mayor and council for perm! slon to assist in the work of “clean lug up the clty.\ A noble and land, able work perhaps; well-kept parks streets, business houses,-etc., add ti the attractlvones* of any cit7. But is there not a field of endeavor nobler atilt begging beckoning for the earnest, holy help of woman? The most beautiful thing that has cxls trace In any city, community or coun try la the lives of its citizen.* The home Is responsible for the liras of those who go out from it, and here is womkn's first and greatest work— IN THE HOME.—South Georgia Home. The above dipping from an ex change shows a sad lack of informs tlon on the. part of the writer of th< article. His intention to convey tb patent fad that home Is the place to women Is all very good, and the u£e filing has been said - ever slue the beginning of dvillsatioA Th beauty and sanctity of the home L what the woman makes It All agre, on that. But to uy that woman should stay in the horns, taking 'uo inter** In: outaido things, giving no benefit to man of her experience and judg meat and makng her life one of com plete and hopeless drudgery is as farcical as could be. It la not the beet thing for her to do and only a narrow minded man would make such a statement While the home domaada her first and most devoted attention there are other things Jus as Important and necessary. The moral and rellgloua attnos phere of a community does much' to ward the development and character of the boys and girla in that commun tty. With her keen Insight and pur ity of life she can with unerring skill give stagnations and prescribe meth ods that might never occur to max, for the regulation of these evils. This “Spring Cleaning," as it was turned is merely the Interest shown by th* women of the town In its wel fare. They take the home as the eat- i ample and with the same feeling that actuates their home spring clean- : powet to act . .License of A. 8. Davis transferred I to H. E. Parish. | Petition of S. L. Mallard referred to the water committee Matter of opening the bids for the water work* lot waa postponed. Petition of W. H. Burch A Son referred to the street committee. The matter of water at Laurel Hill cemetery referred to the water committee. Alderman Pringle, chairman, of the light committee, reported in fa vor of putting on day current from Stay 1st to Sept. 1st. Report was adopted. Ordinance Introduced by Aider- man Jerger at last meeting was read third time, amended and passed to read<as follows; 1 ‘ Be It ordained from and after the passage of this ordinance 1V shall be unlawful for any merchant to use more than two feet space next to building be occupies to display his goods and no advertising be allow- Beef, fish and • SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Weekly, One Year Weekly, Sir Months Weekly, Three Months..;.... Dally, One Year Dally. Six-Months.....; •'•Uy, Three Mentha........ on* Month'. Now the Forestry Bureau comm, in for its abate of critlciim.' could be aonfethlng done about-this and we hope the council will have some suggestions of value at their next meeting. Castro and hi Venezuela seem to want a little trouble at the bands o .Uncle Sun's eagle. The Kaiser has acceptel Hill at last. All tills trouble and Interna tlonai urr, .rsr nothing. OFFICIAL MINUTES. 3 1 Thomaavllle, Ga., March SO, ISOS Council met In regular aeaslon. May or Montgomery presiding. Present Alderman Dekle, Jerger, Grantham, Cooper end Pringle. I Minutes of last meeting read and' confirmed. Following parties granted Ucenie upon complying with the ordinance. Mre. J. A. Epply, A. N. McBride— i Hotel license. W. W. Espy, Georgia Cotton Com pany—Cotton Brokers. f W. H. Burch, F. T. Gibson—Wood yard. Neel Bros., Richard Hayes—Boot black. Neel Bros., A. S. McBride, Wm. Gordy—Barber shop. Geo. Robinson, Geo. Sampson, Ar- 1 thur Philips—Fish deader Sam Bacon, Ethel Russell, Alfred Burch. J. B. Watkins, R. B. Good win, Flora Smith 1 1-hone express. J. J. Gone, Ertina A Boa. F. G. Seaman 1 2-horse dray. „ Hendricks k Odom, City Beef Mar 1 ket, Julius Shapiro, batchers. Macon Lumber Co., J. L. PhlUpyJ k Co., Wlregrasa Lumber Co., lum-jj ber dealers. . / j Mutual Firo Insurance - Co., The ‘ Northern Assurance Co., Philadel phia Underwittan. The Jefferson ' (From Wednesday’s Dally) A wedding of more than usual In terest took place in Thomaavllle yes terday morning when Rev. A. W. Bealer united In the bonds of 'wed lock Mis* Mattie Williams of this city and Mr. John J. Parromora of Boston, Oa. They were married at" th* home or the bride, only a tew Intimate friends being present. Immediately after the ceremony hey left tsjs private conveyance for Boston. In tb* carriage with Oh* ed on the sidewalk, poultry not allowed on the sidewalk. All displays to be removed at night before closing up. All persons vio- There It a decided sentiment that Teddy will be the next presidential nominee for' the Republicans. Your average syrup, which la made often from mixtures of various torts has usually aa the principal In gredient, glucose taken from grain and corn (talks in the west; but an analysis has shown that the South Georgia sugarcane has not only tha proper percentage of glucose, but a larger percentage of sucrose (the ele ment of sugar) than the sugar pro ducing cane of Louisiana. The children of Is real one* found honey upon the ground. In South Georgia It seems to be In th* ground from whence th* cane extracts It for th* use* of man.—Macon Tele graph. Notwithstanding th* vicissitude* of the position, there have alreadj been aev.-rnl aunonacem-zuts for ‘.he of railroad •odimlssloaer.. The Aldrich bill has psiaed th* senate and there 1* a decided opln- The Republicans may put out a stats' ticket, -but it i probable that they will, tli* Me? What’a The locker club* have boon put Into the shad* by other things. Jo* and Hek* have th* center of the stage at this time. Who said Thomasvliie wasn’t in line oondltlon? See what the other towns arouad are saying about hard dime* and thank your lucky stare that things are not thus here. , The Augusta Herald thlaks that Hooter Is fuller-than Winn and perhaps that's the reason be Is still running. Just to, be Is not running .satin, It will bo O. K. and not A. K. advantage of this att. We can moat positively say that if there was a tingle woman In this league who waa nseded at home the would not con- abler for a minute another any out- aUw occupation. They are Juat that 1 sect of wpmen who have capacity for arach good, are broadminded end Fire Insurance Co.. Glens Fall Fire Insurance Co., The Commercial Aa auranc* Co., Liverpool, London k Globe‘s Insurance Co., Phoenix In- Th* above from the Dothan paper *“* •“«»««'»• surance Co., of Hartford. Tha Under in regard to th. dump*, of th. ^ZT^broa^mS^ WriterB “T™' ? T ■men good, are broadminded ana nlx inaurance Co„ of Brooklyn, Are Coast Lin* trash In this oltgr comes wouW glT , their friends and fellow companies. ay newa. Wo are- rather surprised! townsmen the benefit of any oltort Aaron Jones, A. McDougald, that this should be the case and it I* th * t would keep for them a city clean blacksmith and repair shop. ' hard to believe. The Coast Line gets *“ d healttl7 - Brew** k Bell. E. J. Edwards, P. . enod lead, tram Thomaavllle and W ® h ®* rt,ljr recomra<md thl * m0V8 A. Duhard, C. S. Wright, Cleaning k ft good trad* from Thomftsvllle and ^ u i^ 9r9 j 8 anything that we can* . that it a well established fact. Why ia to SM ut in this work we are al-j Tlm i,.Enterprise, Thomasvtlli should they treat us to the dumping ways yours to command. • I p^, j ob printing.' ’ [ of other cities Is a matter hard to. 0 . I c. F. Davis A Box, J. J. Cone, W. | understand, and added to this there NIGHT POLICE. | E. Cochran k Co* tale, food and! So be U hut !» ne use for the trash. ‘ The City Father, at their lari livery .table ( - 1 meeting became engrossed In a seme- J. Carrat and J. Fundas, Mrs. Geo. who will be The other towns on the Coast what lengthy discussion of the night Robison, restaurants. 1 I to cast their j. >r0 getting now, uptodate at*- police, their Julies mid importance, i The Maryland Casualty Co., Union i i and well ..I * -• *>-—'Alderman Dekle was of the opinion' Benefit LWe asd Health Insurance! that there should be three of them. O.. Health and accident Insurance because ouo man when he was caHed companies^ anywhere was at the mercy of gny J. H. Rollings, shooting gallery. ; desperado, if he choose bo shoot. He Thomaavllle Marble Yard, marble deplored the fact that there waa so yard. much fright among the ladies in d!f-j J a*. McKinnon, dealer in joumer- (eront parts of the olty, caused by rial fertiliser. the numerous burglaries In the past Chas. Hijdo, cabtoet repair shop, lew weeks. The discussion waa Dawson McLond, tin shop. J brought about by the suggestion that G. T., Porter, contractor, on* of the night men be taken off Americas--Bonding Co., bonding and put oti tbe day force as eow of- company, fleer. ‘ ( M. Attell, pawn b'roker. The dbeusslon while It developed | ThomaavlU* Gin Co., cotton gin. many of tke objectionable features of | The Souther* States Life Insur- the system ndw in use in tbe city did auco Co., life toffitfiii company, not toach upon one teatnre that from | T. L. 9p*^topfc posting etc. { an Intoerseubl standpoint seems the! Burch A So*, grist mill. . -most Important. The barracks ueed| Crown Bottling Works, battling ithoriied to pay tbe com pressor note. t Alderman Grantham Introduced the follow log resolution: Resolved that the fth day of May be fixed as the day lor the beginning of sti'oet work, and the time fixed at 8 ays and the amount be as com putation In Hen of work to be fixed at t< that all parties who paid.before the first day of July 1*08, shall be | allowed a discount of 25 per cent. [Resolution adopted. Ttfe matter of washing buggies at | C. F. Davis referred to the street 1 committee. I Following accounts panel for pay ment; I Robison Hardware Co., 13.50; J. W. Dillon $33.30; G. C. Sparks $3.TO; W. L. Ball $69.21; J. E. Rob ison A'Co.. $10.55; Mrs. A. Y. Mac Intyre $l-.50; Thomaavllle Iron Works $1.50: Thomasvliie Variety Works $19.82; American Steel A Wire Co.. $164.47; Cotton States Belting A Supply Co., $10.83; Man- ael Bros., $£4; Pittsburg Meter Co., $85; Electric Supply Co., $23.79; Western Electric Co., $33.19; South ern Coal A Coke Co., $40.13; Holo phahe Co., $23.12; Westtngjiouse Electric A Mfg Co., $7.90. New accounts referred to commit tee and council adjourned. K. T. MACLEAN, Clk. Will Hold Confirmation Service M l'he Episcopal Church. (From Wedaesday’s Dally) Bishop E. C. Weed of JackaorivUle Bishop of the State of Florida will be In this city today, arriving here in the morning. He will hold confirmation services at the Episco pal church at eight e’clock (hla. ev- enng. These are very lm- resslvo and ‘beautiful eervlaee and there will be a largo congregation to hear this noted man.. Bishop Weed Ib a man of unusual power and spiritual strength. He will be at the Rectory, next the church from three tu the afternoon, eo that any who wish to eml can do so at that time. Shake Into Your Shoes. Allen’s Foot-Ease, a .powder. Re lieves ^painful, smarting, nervous feet and Ingrowing nails and Instant ly take* the ating of corn* and ban- ions. It’s the greatest comfort dis covery of the age. Allan’s Foot-Data A pertinent query from a Hoke Smith supporter asking if the policy of the present aJmlnUti-aUUu was as strong among the people of the state this year'as It waa two years ago, will be well answered whendhe vote* are counted on June 4th. The peo- •pl are surely but Elowly beginning to realize that enough Is enough, aud they have plenty t* bark their con- •vJtticnz on that point. s- HanZan Pile Remedy come* ready for use. pat up In a eoliapslblo tube with nosale attached. One applica tion prore* its merit. Soothe* and heals, redxees inflammation and re- soresen and Itching. Foe-ail ofpHcs. Prio* 50 cents. Ouar made the- ,a teed. Sold by Olty Drug Store. The old water works was th* of a smalt fire yesterday otto; about five o’clock. The long drawl "teT'es soresem of the fire whistle excited the usual j forms of piles, crowd on tke street and ~ __ “ people go. to the streetaa to watoh the j fire wagon go by. It did at good “ r - w “- Aaderaon, M. D., of speed going down the Fletcher street' ,* u - that Bee’s htllThe eatingulshera mtd a stream ; ^"c^ds^.^S of Water was prayed on the bfaxe; remedies failed. It* gentle laxative which wax In the top ul the old build especially recommend It for lng. i children. It Js pleasant to take. For It seems that the spark. fromro^S*' the Coast Line pumping station must fied. Sold by City Drug Store. * ! hare hecome lodged fc the top of the j building aqd set fire to the coal soot , h Wo °' *"8 Paint *11 Paint, thereby causing eventually a [ shoddfpXt ‘^A‘m"?z7Ar°.- la the wood work over the boilers.! »' n ade into Oxide of tine combined They were not in use and there waa White I eai ami then made lute no damage lo speak of. The firemen P» r u Linseed 01! tn iIph.* when ffiey emerged from th. ^'“ 7 Sa "° B and “ lllDp - IZtlT Wer6 / 6htS , ,0 Pvi-'gsIIon. 81 John*G. < Burn' y!'llr»tiin the whole town. Covered from heat and Pracey’s Panrrucr. Thomasvliie to heel with the btoek etaff they re m - sembled the end> men la a minstrel; show. Quite a crowd of small boy* Mtoa Su »l« Pardee wll) be the and the Ilka had collected to ».a-b suest of Miss FMmcat Chisholm lor operations. j a few days this week. —. cwdlag to the expseaion of the oonn- Jax. McMnnon. A. Drogan, D. A. all e soon as there are sufl$JeatrTunds Dixon A Bon, W. H. Williams, Rob- for the purpose. ‘‘Ison Hardware Co, J. D. Stringer, The fact that people may be 01b- turbed In the night by burglars And aaty mead th* protection of the po lite U a patent and often proven tact. Ah things stand now (bora are very few people wh* ean locate a pellreman In tbe night when one la needed. In the past three weeks these have been call* at this office fer the polk); late at night and the reporter l(as been unable to Jnd one lqr at least a halt hoar. This la of eoarse n’ot the fault of the police, fer they are supposed to 'be st any and all places during the night where It h thought that they can do the It Is generally th* case J. D. Stringer, J. Sturdivant, White A Futoh, Mallard A Varnedoo, Stoyerman Co., O. C. Cooroft, C. B. Dixon, J. E. Rebison A Co, Burch A Son, Georgia Simmons, Jacob Goldberg. Watt Supply Co., Neel Bros. J. L. Trull, Brandon Grocery Co., H. B. Martin, Tea Cent Store Co. L Kotesky A Co., M. Rosenberg, W. N. Austin, L. Stoyerman, Q. W. Fer-* rill, Alexander A Co., Wm. Lundy, Wm. Hemby, Mattie M. Powell, A. J. Owens, J. B. Watkins, C. W. Coop er, O. A. Adams, Worts A Son, X B. Daria, H. M. Cave. F. T. Gibson, J. T. Dison, L. W. Williams, A. Roso- Uo, S. S. Broadnax, Neal Bros., M. V Tuttle, W. J. Taylor A Co., mer chandise Neel Brea., skating rink. f i J. F. Johnson, shoe shop. N i Petition ef Mrs. Edgar waa re- i tarred to th* street committee with i FOR REPRESENTATIVE. Hon. J. B. Stubbs o( Ochlochnee, inounces tn this issue of the Timos- The Illinois Central seemi fated te get to tke Seaboard through Georgia and Folumbus and Savannah are ela- ated thereby. parity last term and hi* work with * 'apeak for itself. He has made a worthy, efficient and popular repre seutatlvo and! the people of this county will take pleasure In return- tog him to the legislative h||l* for’ another term. He Is a young^maa. but one ol the brightest we have • sent to tbe state legletetur*. We congratulate the county upon belnr able to again have tho use of hlf services. ' M ( Let’* eliminate any personal anl- noslly la the rnmtug comity can*- palgu. That sort of thing neter does anyone any good. most good, that they *ro around town some where, or at loast one of them la. But It might be the r-as* that whan oee la needed badly (hat they would b« la other pUsee and could net be foaad; There Is no phone at tha bar- Tiiere Is every reasco to 1 hut Judg* Roddenbery will «t congresaman from the <. trltl, and be will make a ■ne.
