The Douglas enterprise. (Douglas, Ga.) 1905-current, May 12, 1906, Image 1

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VOL 17, No. 2. AMERICAN CLUB GINGER ALE Perfect and Pure— Clear and Sparkling DELICIOUS GINGER FLAVOR NO UNPLEASANT BURN Prepared by Special Process un= der most careful Supervision. AMERICAN CLUB GIErIIE Is the most popular seller Send your or ders for quarts or pints to the DOUGLAS GROCERY COMPANY Kaioia Gomuanu Hion Grade Speciaiues savannah. Ga. WRY EDUCATE THE CHILDREN. The Second Article on This Important Sub ject From Prof. Hendricks. In my first article on this sub ject, I found I could not do more than give a definition of Educa tion and merely suggest an idea or two as to who the chi dren really are. In this article I pro pose to go at once into the rea son that answer my question. It would be manifestly the height of folly to undertake to educate beings not susceptible of development. If human beings possessed mere instinct alone as do the lower orders of animals, our systems of schools might as well be abandoned. But won derful faculties capable of al most infinite development are our heritage. The design of the great creator is most manifest in us. In as much as our ex istence here is to be one con tinuous struggle for mastery over the forces, of nature and the things about us, according to God’s great first decree, it is most fit and proper that this struggle should begin with birth and end only in death. We are not like the birds, beasts or fishes. Nearly ail of them are as wise on the first day of their existence as they shall ever be. The young bird may n n away from the nest with the egg shell on his back. His muscles respond just as readily then as they ever do. The young lambs spend their first days skipping and frisking on the hill side in the beautiful sunshine. Like wise the others of the brute creation. But not so with man, absolutely helpless, he must kick ten thousand kicks before he develops strength and control The Douglas Enterprise. sufficient to st; nd upon his feet, after or u r less falls, numerous bumps and thumps, he passe.- the control of his locomotior over to various, secondary nervt centers that the brain may bi free to look after more import ant matters. Now I wish t< suggest that the development oi the mental and moral faculties of man is no more rapid than ir that of his physical being Therefore, on account of the fact that so much time and effort are required for anything like a proper development of our be ings, because we are required bj the creator to subdue and havt dominion over all other created things on our earth, and because we can not successfully ac complish in the uncultured state my of the high purposes mani fest in our creation, it is our bounden duty to begin early this all important work and continue it unremittingly so long as op portunity will allow if we are to fulfil even in a slight degree th< high destiny of the race, I hav ( given my strongest reason first Will give some more practica ones in my next. Very truly, J. Walter Hendricks. It Is Dangerous to [Neglect a cold. llow often do we heat it re marked: “It’s only a cold,” and i few days later learn that the man is on his back with pneumoni. This is of such common occurence that .■» cold, nowever slight, shou'd not be disregarded. Chamberlain’ Cough Remedy counteracts am tendency of a cold to resu ; t in pneu rnonia. and has gained its grea populari y and extensive sale by it prompt cures of this most conmini ailment. It always cures and i pleasant t . take. For sale by al druggists. Douglas, Ga., May 12th, 1906. Letter From Pearson. What a dry dusty time we’re taving! But that does not fre for the creeks are low an fish frys are in s» as >n. Mrs. D. A. Woodare who has been visiting her parents, Mr, tnd Mrs. B. Mills, returned to Waycrosss Monday. We don’t see many candidates in this section, but we are sure ihey are plentiful some where shaking hands with the men, carrying in buckets of water and dssing babies. Last Saturday at the beautiful )tk grove near Mr. B. Mills; i fish-fry was given ift honor of Miss Ella Johnson who is visit ng her sister, Mrs. Henry Mat hews of this place. Mr. D. A. Woodard, the newly dected sheriff of Ware county, visited in this section Sunday. Dr. H. P. Smith, who has just graduated from Augusta Medical College, is located in our town, to the delight of many. The writer saw him Wodnes lay on his way to see his best firl, and we suppose the Dr. is “tired of living alone.” Harland. HcDonald, Cia. The McDonald Improvement Company has bought all the iroperty owned by Mr. B. H. "anner and will begin at once urveving, mapping and plotting "or a big sale. Heretofore Mc )onald has been owned by two nen and no one stood any chance o get any place for them a ;ome, but the McDonald Im rovement C'>. will now i r tnge it so ar y one who desire? o buy a home can do so, and at a ">w price. Look for full advert isement in the next issue of the Enterprise. Terms will be made to suit the purchaser. If inter ested write us at Douglas, Ga. AWFUL CALAMITY! —- Heart-rending Conditions! Douglas on fire and Chicago Sinking. 10000 Years from Today Chicago will be under Water Twelve months ago, it was heart-rending, to think that a young man, living in the city of Douglas, who been wounded by Cupid’s cunning darts, was unable to buy what he wanted, and what he knew would please his lady love, because it was not here for him. To-day the headlight of fashion is shining in on our beautiful city through the medium of * & WILCOX, * who will take pleasure in selecting for their customers, just such styles as are most suitable for each individual. We are not the largest BUT THE, MOST UP-TO-DATE. To our friends in the city, and aboad, we extend a cordial invitation to call on us, and assure them that they will receive every courtesy that can be shown the public, by the man behind the counter, having spared neith er time not money in selecting our spring and summer line of ready-to wear clothing, we feel sure that no store can offer the same quality of goods for less that we offer Yours anxious to please KIRKLAND & WILCOX. SI.OO per Annum Made of Green Ginger Root and Purest Water Known Several car loads sold every week— The Douglas Gro cery company recently pur chased two cars