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EfftJHT lfl. tflfU h :S'& '<&»> b No won:in who uses ‘‘fiJotacr’i Atid many other painful and serious ijK^. '-‘’meats from 'vljjcli most mothers lUi £l ,f3 can be avoided by the use of pSf. jj-tj fi'Ofhr’l Frteai." 'i Iris great remedy is a God-svnd to women, carrying t.’.etn through the::' most critical , , ,, . ordeal with safety and no pain. No woman who uses “Welder's Friend" need fear the suffering aud danger incident to birth; for it robs the ordeal of its horror and insu res safety to We of mother and child, and leaves her in a condition more favorable to speedy recovery. The child is fclso healthy, strong and good natured. Our book .Motherhood,” is worth its weight in gold to every woman, and will be sent free in plain envelope by addressing application to Bradfieid Regulator Co. Atlanta,Go. OF DR. J. C. SCHENCKE. Is located on Broad stree~, opposite Pin ay Woods Hotel. is ail up-to-date Hospital for for sick horses, unties and dogs. Up-To-Date Implements for performing all kinds of operations on animals. Examination free. Board at cost. Address, J. C. Schwencke, D. V. S., .Thomasville, Ga. Offers courses leading to A. B. and B. S. degrees in Mathematics, Physical Science, Philosophy, Latin, Greek, French, German, KnglHli, Histo ry and Bible, Physical Culture anil 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 ami Elocu tion $ea.S. write for catalogue . COCHRANE HUNT, PRESIDENT. Thomasville, Ga. i WoniimV Home | Mission Column* j (KMtBr Urn. J««, F. Vvhda). Tho Homo Mission meeting Judd in J the interest of„the Door of Hope,j •Macon, Ga , was well attended. Though j every woman that Sms tho love of Uhrist , in her heart for sinning Immunity ro- ! Bardinas of box should have bvmi present. Not till our churches ns u whole : awaken to their opportunitios and re- J gpongibilituwiu their line of Christian j work, will there much good tir la.-ting rasults. Tho same standard of purity must be ! held up tor men as there are for wo men, God is no resi*cter of persons j Sin is sin wherever lie finds it.- Why! should wo make any distinction? BUILDING FOU THE FUTURE. Much Ims been said and w ritten about | the labor problems of the South. Those J who study the signs of the times will he interested in the following: “By the census of ISUO Hourly 53 per cent; of the voters of the South wore members of the Protestant church, while in the Northern States there wore 22 percent. In the State of South Carolina it) per cent of tho voters were members of the Protestant church, while in the state ol Maine there is a drop to IS ]>er cent. With this fact, in mind, of stronger alle giance to Protestant Christianity in the South than iu the North and West, let us seek to make our manufacturing centers and densely populated districts strongholds for Christ. Institutional churches, city missions and settlement work established now will prove influ ential measures in years to come, in all plans and work let us oliey Phillips Brooks injunction and “lead far-looking zer Mnrrin. ■' “1 tried to forget \ ic!lings," said Mr. forget ( r forget of;he t “Aud taught a class iu a Sunday school called the West End Mission?” “Yes,” •And there was a bad boy in that, class named Roger Martin? ’ “There \vnsn boy of that oh"'-', [ haver forgotten him “And yet yoi dont knew epta “I tried | |'(1 h vvirtofl lifo J I left, my home, i of tdufulucss I ■ loving patience s you had said to i my final eouver- >!' God to you. I » \vl con- lie hitter tame bitclc to me lead-letter ofliee. I waut- nv that after many days God had answered your io and that none of your behalf were lost.”,--Sole*,*- “Blakeslee Engines Stand Supreme For Ail Power Purooses. SIMPLICITY its,.If. Buy a HI.AKE5LEE and .keep your re ligion. No profanity necessary. -A FI LL LINK OF- “INASMUCH AS VOlJDID IT NOT.” • Master, I have this day .bioken no law of tho ten—have hurt no one. It is enough.” “Child, there stood one by thy side burdened with heavy tasks of lowly earthly labor. For a little help, i little easing of the burden, he looked to thee. Thou hadst time and strength.” “Master, 1 did not see.” “Thine eyes wore turned; within. There was an ignorant otic crying I from out his darkness: 'Will none reach me?’ I have given thee knowl edge.” ' Master. I did not hoar,” “Thine ears were dull. There came i guest to seek thy converse, n human friend in quest of fellowship. I mark ed thy sight, thy frown. Why was thy heart not glad?” “I was reading. I luito to ho disturb ed, to Is* called from great thong I its to trifling talk.” “Tho children would have bad thee some few moments in their play. With out thee they went wrong how far wrong thou wilt not know. It is too late ” “Child's play? But I was searching for a hidden truth of spiritual im port.” A Mother Passed Awey- Mrs. .1. M. Bates, mother of Capt. F. \. Bates, trainmaster of this division of the A. (J. L. died Friday iu Selma, Her remains were taken to Wayi and the furneral was hold there yester day. Mr. Bates' TJioinjisviJle frit extend their hearty sympathy to him in this great sorrow. One of t he greatest blessings a modest man car. **d*h for is a good, reliable set of bowels. If you are not tho happy Itossessor of such hu outfit you can intuit- iy improve the efficiency of tho*oj"y^Tt have by the judicious use of Chamhe** Iain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. Thov are pleasant to take aud aggreoable i»» effect. For sale by.I, W. Peacock A HOME MISSION WORKER. In New York Cry there lives mi aged woman. Mrs. Martha Cook, an invalid. She has not- only been in the same room, but on the same bed, for forty years. Although a great sufferer, her spiritual nature is utiditntned by pain for tho peace of God that passeth understanding fills her soul. Many prominent Christian orkers from all parts of tho world who re visitors to tho Metropolis seek out tho humble iittlb rooom of this saintly woman whose words of grace aud beau r.y alTord spiritual strength and inspira tion. She is rarely idle, but fashions bonntifnl pieces of needle work which find ready sale. Each year she gives -overal hundred dollars to tho church and various charitable enterprises. •^Vegetable PrepnralionforAs similating il\c Food andRcguIa- ling the Stomachs and Bowels of In fan t^/Childken Promotes Digestion,Cheerful ness and Rest.Conlains neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. Nor Nam c otic. jnope r//>w oxwcnriTami /lim/JtM Seed’" Atx.Smnn * fork'll.* Sol* - Artur Srrrl r Jkyjrmtf/iC - „ Ih (i/rfarutk.Sixfa ■+ tttnp Sen, J * C/nnfirJ Sumr UutrrynrJi n<nvr Apcrfccl Remedy forConsiipa- rion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Fcverish- ncss and Loss OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of For Infants and Childrnn. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of EXACT COPY 0" WRABKER Use For Over Thirty Years WORM c CCNTAUH MMMNV. It TAYLOR STEAM ENGINES COMPLETE SINNING OUTFITS GRIST MILLS MILL SUPPLIES Wooea Wirt F«ne«, Fire Proof Hoofing, Spray Pump*, Mowert. Rake*, Separatum Wo will Makt It to Your Interest to Flguro with U*. MALLARY BROS.' MAGHINERY CO. MACON. CA. TAYLOR SAW MILLS Newly Equipped Boiler Works Machine Shops and Foundry BLAKKSLKK. movement. Nothing hidden or comp ively SAAK. .Strictly high grade. Write for our catalogue and prices. WHITE-BLAKESLEE MFG. CO., Bin ninsiham, - - Ala. Closing Out Sale. NO LOST EFFORT. A young Sunday ncliool teacher in Boston had »» her class a boy who seem ed fairly inzornginble. Still nhcolunx to him, she prayed for him every flay, and often a dozen times a day. Filially he was arrested as an accom plice in a burglary aud sent to prison for two years, She did not give up then, hut visited him often in prison, always finding him hard, sullen, and defiant. After his release from prison he dis appeared and no one knew where he went. Years passed and the teacher married and went far from her native town to live. She had grown children of her own when she and her husband went to tho Pacific Slope ro visit relatives aud friends. They found the town or city in which one of their friends lived great ly agitated over ttie liquor question. “We are trying to elect a ‘no license mayor.” said the gentleman they weri visiting. “He is coming to dinner to- O. K. Druggist. We arc going to close out our entire stock of drugs and patei t medicines, paints, oils, and everything found in'our store at T7"-ETIEE'Sr X. 0^*7- PSXOE3 Parties interested in the drug business in any way would do well to f-ee Is. We are dissolving by mutual consent; not because the bitsi- j "ight, ml rn bo Riad to luive j-on ness is unprofitable, but because the mauagei can not give it bis personal attention. Xpier^aid. LocaUon. Good town—Fine Farming Section—Xo Opposition. hJraririn & Ah«n^Ti, Xleigss, Ga. On line of A. C. L. Railroad, iS miles north of Thomasville. towards Albany. SYMPTOMS OF L.IVPit DISEASE Sick hoaduchn, constipation bilious noun, melancholia, dizzinon«, dullnesj and drowniiiOKH, coated tongue Hliiny teeth, bad breath. Rydale’s Liver Tablots will relieve any of tliefio «ynip- toniH in a few hours aud ttpccdily roet the trouble. They act upon tho liver, bilo bladder and duct, intestines and bowels as a stimulant and tonic Those who use those tablets find their action perfect and results satisfactory, •’ifty chocolate coated tablets in each box. Price 25 cents. .T. W. Peacock, CLUB SUBSCRIPTIONS. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN READING MATTER OFFERED ij y rut: Weekly Times-Enfcrprise. Weekly Times-Enterprise 1 year a splendid man of Georgia, the Ui; States and the world, #1 00. (The map alone is worth the money.) Weekly Times-Kiiterpriso and Semi-Weekly Atlanta Journal, both one year *1 40. Weekly Tinios-Kntorpriso and the Somi-Weekly Savannah News both one air$l 50. Weekly Timer.-Enterprise and the Throe Times-Week New York World, both oue year $1 50. Weeklv Times-Euterpriso and v the Boston Times, both oue year #1 25. Satisfactory SeiTloe la tba kind people want When‘one recelrea the worth ot hie money he la satisfied and eomee agala. Our Work Must pleas* our cuitsasn W* kssy io*# M MM men who "know how." Carriages, Buggies and Wagons Repaired, Painted and Trimmed. HORSE-SHOEING AND OBNERAL BLAOKSMITMOfOk A. ■W. PALIN, 264-256 SOUTH BROAD, Opposlto Pinoy THOMASYIUJB, OA. Wood! Hotel. James H. Brown, Interior Decorator. Paper Hanging, Painting, Etc. [*. O. 1S0X 2MX. 130|N. BROAD ST OCHLOGKONEES NEW DRUGSTORE Weekly Times-Enternrisc and the Suuny South and the Weekly Atlanta | Constitution, all oive year $2 00. When he came sho saw a tall fine- looking man whom she would have .^aid at once kIio had never met before. “Why,” ho said, as lie grofijjcd her J hand, “are you not Mif-s M . ’ j “1 was Miss M—-•—,” slie replied. | “Aud you lived in Boston?” 1 “Yen I did.” Weekly Times-Enterprise and Chris tian Union, a clean, high-toned inter denominational weekly, $1.50. j Almost any other combination you ! oan want at a price to Kuit you. Jf one j of these Combinations doesn't suit write I what you want. J TIMES-ENTERPRISE, Tliomaeville, Ga P Carries a complete line of Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles, Sta tionary., Fine Perfumery, Soaps Combs, Brushes The only up-to-date Soda fount in town, serving all kinds of cold and fancy Drinks and Ice Cream. A fine line of Tobacco and Cigars, Fancy and Family Groceries. Thanking you for past patronage and soliciting same in future. - - H V. BUNTIN & COMPANY Ocklockonee, Georgia. - . ' -I