TIMES-ENTEflPRISE, THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA', JOLY 22 1904.
HEALTH AND BOARDS.
The State Board of Health baa leaked
IVIiHsion Column.
WHERE ARE YOU GOING
My pretty maid? I’m going, to Tybee.^ir, ahe laid. . And
that’ethe place where the -people pre going thia year to
have agood time.
HOTEL TYBEE V -
(Hifcl If In. Jt>. t. Inn)
BealUing what a mighty power the
pnaahae been in dtaeminatlng a knowl
edge of the only true God, even unto
thenttermoetendaof the earth, I feel
that God hai honored me in placing thia
extra doty on my heart and conadence.
The only motive that baa prompted me
to edit thia column to, that dor people
may know mote of what ia being done
to eare humanity—build character and
to acre eoula. With thia knowledge,
may erery reader of thia column be
inapired to aak of onr Lord, what can I
do to help in thia work that Ilea at my
own door. The harreet truly ia plen.
tloua, bnt the laborers ate few—few be
cause it ia only the few that have heed
ed the (Urine call “Come work in My
rlneyard today.”
th* legislature for a $10,100 appropria
tion and poll® power to enforce its reg
ulations. Lait year tbe Board reoeirsd
4-3,000 and no aped he punishment ia men
tioned for violation of the board’s rules.
Mow it it better to spend 110,000 and
get results than to spend 0,000 and
get none. And the power of enforcing
its edicts should by aU means be con
ferred upon the board.
WUn its many attractions, its line orchestra, its, splendid
bathing and its exceUent cuisine lathe most) popalar seaside
resort on the South Atlantlo Coast. Bates IRSOper day;
$10.60 and $16.00 per week.
The Pulaski House.
Ia the moat popular place in Savannah and ahoatdi be* yomi
headquarters when in the city. Write for Illustrated booklet.
CHAS. F. GRAHAM, Proprietor. :
The health oft state it its most Im
portant asset AU the aohemea for im
migration, all the bine&ta of top crops
at topprloaa, aU the progreaa and pros
perity of a section, ooant tor naught
unleaa the health ia good. People Jwlll
not come to a town where the email-
pox flfly, dot the landscape, where dlthy
streets, and garbage gorged back yards
breed dlasaae germs. In many oaaea
the local Hoards of Health through
form tlielr. duties. The* Statu Board
ought to be invested with enough mon
ey and power to koep conditions sanita
ry all over Georgia.
Joint G. Patou, that man miglitU>
used of God, says, "let us do wliat • God
lays to our hand, let ns do It wiUi all
onj might; and lie in his own good time
and way will open up to os future duty.
To-day is ours—and only today—tomor
row Is God’s ”
shall do so much in the yean to
come,
But wliat have wo done today?
We shall give our gold iu a princely
sum, -
But wliat did we give today?
We ehall lift the.lieart and dry the tear,
We shall plant a'hope / |n the place of
fear,
We ehall speak the words of love and
cheer,
Bnt wliat did we speak today?
: who do not find it conyeni-
| vnt to come to the city;
We make buying au easy
taaic by sending to yoar
heoiee two or three styles of
garments to select from.
We carry
SHMTT WAISTS,
SKIRTS.
LKADINO CORSETS,
FUKSMSHINi-C
AND 1 UNDERWEAR.
who cannot cume to the city
when in need of clothes we
make a specialty of fitting
yon at, your home. We
carry the finest, makes of
Clothing, Hate, Furnishings
and Underwear, and no mat
ter wbat your eixe is, stout, ’
tiim or short,
Rv-I-P-A-N^S- Tabuies
Doctors find
good prescription
For mankind.
ThetS-eent'fweket to enough- far nraai
oooaskam.- The family bottle. («0ete.|
ooctatoawvupply for a year. All: drug,
gist* sell them. 5-»
Quite a number of the papers In the
Beoondaromakln.lt hot for Hon. 3.
M. Griggs. Most of them teem delight
ed if they are given an opportnnlty to
give him a rap — Brunswick Journal.
Maybe Uiev are love licks.
hr OUr, Boys' Department
em be had everything
ready-to-wear for boys, ex
cept shoes.
Sole Airflti for
MANHATTAN SKIRTS,
STETSON HATS,
CARHARTT OVERALLS.
Southern men wore the prominent
leaders in the National Convention.
Now let's carry this thing to its natural
conclusion and nomluate "a southern
man some sweet day.
Tlio mluntes of the South Georgia
conference held at Waynesboro have
just come to ns with thia greeting;
With gratitude to God, who has led
we to raocon fur beyond onr expecta
tions, we come to make onr Eleventh
Annual Report. Thia nai Been a liappy
year with us, and we have met with
enough success to enoourage us on onr
way. The blearing of onr God has
been upon ns, and we may truly say,
"Thera hath not failed one word of
Hie promise.”
The butchers who are on a strike are
not the onee who butcher the Euglieh
language* They work over timo all the
■ a^a . . JV**
Aijgpbol Ponrt*WeT«el, one of the idx
deaoonesees consecrated in Atlanta in
1008 died in St. Louis, Mo., May 81. She
was In charge of tho N«lderiuhnu
Mission. She has heard the plaudit
There are "oollere settlements” but
college hunt are not at waye prana to set-
tie.—RonfHgM$|k ElflUv npor down.
Judge Parker to now receiving 400
lettbfs a day. We want him to get just
raven next November:—v.l-0-t.o.r-y.
Offers courses icading to A. B.. and B. S. degrees
in Mathematics, Physical Science, Philosophy,
Latin, Greek, French, German, English, Histo
ry and Bible, Physical Culture and Elocution.
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES IN MUSIC AND ART.
Eight Specialists in Faculty—Careful government
—Every incentive to study—Best climate in
Southern Ga.—All churches represented.
Total cost including Physical culture and Elocu
tion $328. tt®*’ write for catalogue
Efforts to get the Primitive Baptiste
of Georgia together Inere egalu failed.
Free Uaranry is the rook that kept
them apart this time., The Primitive
Baptist! are dying out In this and other
states.—Savannah Prese.
There are agood many left in Thomas
county.
The Atlanta Journal recently pu]
lilhed an article on "How to make
tueker.” A good many of them are
born.
It's hotter to get out and huitle for
your home town tbaii to alt on a store
box and dUcr.** the "two of t lie nation.
V.WO petiil" were kiiletl on Aim>rio.id
rail reads last year. The Russians might
Introduce a few wiili telling effect.
The arithmetic sharks are busy jag-
V-^Ueg wltliflgorti on the electoral vote.
A majority of even oue will enlt ns.
Ilia belief tolling flower* than mod.
A nutted Democracy tlionld telegate the
clav caster* to the rear.
Epworth League Met.
The Epworth League held a racial and
literary meeting at tho loolure room of
the Methodist clinrch laat night. A
good program was rendered and the oc
casion was much enjoyed by everyone.
Nina Different Onee.
It eeeme that theeyee of the melon.'
eating and the meloa shipping world are
centered on Thomaeville Jnst now. One
dav this week freight agents of nine dif
ferent rosdi eat oown to dinner at tlio
Marary Hotel.
Jt's about time for another outbreak
f.ora some sensation seeking pulpit-
ponn.ler.
Tbe Voting Man'
means business in
word.
Board of Tivdo
every setse of the
••Parker and Davi*
Tl, - ilnltek to save ns’’
blithely carol* the Atlanta Constitution.
Davis clubs are being
E a'l belong in Thomas
baclibono does’ not
n soluble a boiled carrot.
man Davit 1* as good as
lie ought to be elected.
are much iu evidence
will come later on.
Williams will do
the campaign.
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY
For Sale. Newly Overhauled.
One 18 H. P. Tabular Boiler
" 80 ", "
10 •■ " Vertical "
■*- 81“ • Locomotive - on
wheels.
One to H. P. Vertical boiler and en-
fine,
I No. 1 Dr Loach Saw Mill, Simplex
Feed.
1—48 fetch Inserted tooth saw.
■t—Small saws,
f—Soots sterna feed rape feed as good
as new.
l-rj Hi Pi enter crank engine.
F-3S - .,
good ae new.' t
I—Button saw mantle.
1—Set_j6 stringer logging track* new
a*—Sets 30 pole „ „ , „
1—3)4 Duplex Steam pump, nuw.
1—X' t-ar Gardner governor. „
Mm geedas
new.
1—2 t-x’ King governor.
I*—2 1-1 Monarch' governor.
I—3 t-x* Pickering governor.
12.-Sets IV Pickering. Carriage truck.
new, the best made.
Prompt attention upon. work. Wj
will be prepared to furnish'eane mill* in
30 days.
THOMASVIIM IRON WORKS
Work*near A. G. L. R. B, Depot'.
P.’ O; 108; Telephones 134. said 810.
RATES.
Commencing Sunday July 10th, (tho
Atlantlo Coast line B. B.’ will Ml
round trip tickets ThoraarviUe to White
Springs for 88.00 limited to date of auto,
lieketegood on train leaving Thomas-
villa 8:15 a. m. Monday. The O.
S. 4k F. will operate special train VaT-
dosta to White Spring* and return to
eonneet with thud train* on A, O. L.
For Ml information call on A. N. Tern-
bull, ticket agent, W. J. Oririg G. P. A,
W. H. Leahy D. P.
Thomaeville’e Sunt- of Sohools.
(Krcm the Charlotte Observer
Prof. A. J. Barwick, who has been
principal of tho city school* or Goldsboro
for tlie past three years, has.accepted a
position as stiporiti tendon t of the graded
sohools of Thomasville, Ua. Professor
Barwick is a yonug man of exceptional
ability in his chosen profession. He
hak made au eviablo record horo, and
the entire people of Goldsboro appre
ciate his work and hope for him the
greatest success iu his new work.
Thomasvilie is to bo congratulated iu
WANTED TO BUY
‘TEN MILLION CAR LOADS'
WOOL
Cow Hides
Fur, Beeswax, Etc.
HIGHEST CASH, THIOLS I’AID.
J. W. WATKINS ft CO’,
J. 11. WATKINS. • M.nng
Olnce at VViliiamsk'.Stable 2iA W
acsson St., Tbomasville, Ga.
Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana; Ok-
California, GJoorado,
Utah, Wyoming,
Oregon, Montana, Washington
/
and other points
West, Northwest and Southwest
I. G. HOLLENBECK. ,
Dist. Passenger Agent,
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R.R.
The Teeth
sflunld be well cared for from the cradle
to-tbe grave. We have a large assort
ment of Tooth Brushes and several kinds
oS Troth Powder Warranted to be pure
em&keaeflctol.
NAIL BRUSHES,
HUrBruuuee, Beth Brushes, Fine Soups
domestic sod importeriL splendid Sham
poo fbr the hair,and all Toilet Beqniaitee
if goad quality at moderate prices!
S. H. PRICE CO.
Bole Ascot Jacobs (toadies
About what j’ew will give
‘.hat friend who is going to
get married. Sim ly come
down here and t,ll us how
much you want to £spenJ.
Well do the rest—and guar
antee that the present « ill te
elegant. You don't have to
spend a fortune to obtain ele
gance.
L, H. JERGER,
SUMMER-
RATES.
Those, who wish day board or pleas
ant rooms with board caa be accoin
dated. Everything clean, eomfortable-
obtainiug tho services of a man so well. an4 homelike> . good Iind prompt service
qualilied as Superintendent Barwtck. j to all. Phone 171.
I * Maaury I-Iotel.
South Georgians at Convention
Tlio programme of tho Georgia State 1
Horticultural Society’s twenty-eighth j j
annual mcatiug has been made public. |
The mcotiug will take place at Tallu- 1
lali Falla on Angnst 3, 4 and 6
Several prominent South Georgians are
included in tlio list of speakers. The
diacueaione are "Cantaloupe,” by E. J ,
McRee of Kinderion, •• Watermelons” i
by Mitchell B. Jones of Tbomaaville|
The Pecan in Georgia” by J. B. Wight
of Cairo.
STUDENTS INSTRUCTED 3
IN 3
Shorthand and TyoawritinQ. ^
Stenographic Work Neatly Exe- 4
cuted. ’Phone 273. ^
Miaa Jania Alexander. <
4ldw Next door to:Tlmm-Entvrprl»e. d
kAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAlAAAAA
DR. J. A. DICKEY’S
Painless Eys Water.
A quick and safe cure, a certain cure,
painless cure for
INFLAMED AND WEAK EYES.
Its'equal luis never beeu aiscorered ifor
GRANULATED LIDS,
Prepared only by
Dickey Eye Water Co.,
Manufacturing Chemist*, Enfaolm, AU
Successors to Dr. J. A. Dickey,
Bristol, Term.
Price'tio cents. For s s by Druggists.
23 dw
*Vhen biliois la
I Stomach and Liver
J W Peacock.
HEALTH
AND VITALITY
Alton ia not haltin' on ki* rota gain- opium which lead, to oauompuo« N ,£u inlaS
core or rtfUnd the money, toilet •LON per box, < boxes for ASQ.
iBff way. Mi MOTTBCii KMIC A *- vOraiCteveftead. Otto.
Crimson Glover
Sown at the last working
of the Com or Cotton Crop,
can be plowed under the. following
April or allay in time to'piant corn
or other crops tbe some season.
Crimson Clover prevents winter
leaching of the sou, is equal in fer
tilizing valne to a good application
of stable mannre and will wonder
fully increase the yield and qual
ity of corn or other crops which
fallow it. It alto makes splendid
RVDAUS TONIC
, A New SClCBtmc Discovers
tor (be
81009 and NERVES.
It purifies the blood by eliminating tho
waste mutter and other Impurities nnd by
destroying the germ* or microbes that
OamhcvIain’s j Infest tho blood. It builds* up the blood
t-*. For Sa c i by restoring and multiplying the red cor-
| pusclc*, making the Hood rich and rod*
• ITfestorea and stimulates the nerve%
causing a full free flow of nerve force
throughout the entire nerve Bystem. It
speedily euros unstrung nerves, nervous,
ness, nervous prostration and all t
cf the nervous system*
Wood’s Seeds.
the action of the roots and itnbble
improve the land to a marked de-
i ”S£ > t!Sigsra5f«B£ tor-
T.W.Woos&Sods, Seedsmen,
- visaing.
MALARIA.
i RYDALE8 TONTC Is a specific for aS
forms of Malaria. It acta on a new prin«
rip>. It kills the microbes that produce
Malaria. The cause being ,removed tho
liscasc quickly disappears. RY DALES
TOXIC is guaranteed to cure the most
i obstinate cases of Malarial Fever, Chill*
znd Fever, Ague, etc. Wo authorize all
> dealers handling our remedies to refuod
| the purchase price for every bottle of
R YD ALES TONIC tN*t mod gh?3
btiahriios,
HICKORY. N. C.
W. PEACOCK.
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