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TIMfcS-ENTERPRSE, THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA, AOGOST 2« !0*f4
RISING!
1RIAST
And many otlier painful and serious
ailments frcm which most mothers
suffer, can be avoided by the use of
"MoilUl't Frtelf." This great remedy
is a God-send to women, carrying
them through their most critical
ordeal with safety and no pain.
No woman who uses ‘'Mother's Friend” need fear the suffering
and danger incident to birth; for it robs the ordeal of its horror
and insures safety to life of mother and child, and leaves her in
a condition more favorable to speedy recovery. The child is
also 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,Ga.
MOTHER’S
■FRIEND
VETERINARY HOSPITAL
OF
DR. J. C. SCHENCKE.
Is located on Broad street, opposite
Piney Woods Hotel,
is an up-to-date Hospital for for sick horses, mules and dogs.
IJp-To-Date Implements
for performing all kinds of operations on animals.
Examination free. Board at cost.
Address,
J. C. Schwencke, D. V. S.,
Tliomasville, Ga.
Offers courses leading 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 A1USIC AND ART.
Eight Specialists in Faculty—Careful government
—Ever}- incentive to study—Best climate in
Southern Ga.—All churches represented.
Total cost including Physical culture and Elocu
tion $228. ttSr* write for catalogue
I. COCHRANE HUNT, PRESIDENT
ThomasviUe, Ga.
“Blakeslee
Engines Stand Supreme
For All Power Purooses.
SIMPLICITY lt«elf. Buy a
BLAKESLEE and jkeep your re
ligion. No profanity necessary.
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Stationary, Portable, Pnnipin^
VV’uman’s Home
Mission Column.
(KjlilritBy Srs. Ja*. \\ Unit)
THINK OF THIS GIRL.
Sho was fifteen years old and was
earning four dollars a week. That’s
very good, you sav, and ought comfor
tably to support a careful girl. But
j w»it a little. This girl whs supporting
j not only herself, but her invalid mother
| and three younger children! Her four
I dollars paid for their rout and bought
their coal and clothes and food. Every
| applo and potato—hut it was not often
they saw anything besides bread—abso
lutely everything they ate must iu some
way cooio out of the four dollars a week.
How much money do you think this girl
could spend on her Own clothes? And
how neat and nice could Bhe keep Jier-
self? Remember she had to work early
and late, and there was no hath tub,
hardly a baud basin, in the little clut-
tered-up room where they lived. What
chaueu did she have? t How much of the
natural pleasure ef girlhood was com
ing to the i oo , dirty dad •/, gentle and
affectionate (hough she was?
Hut therecai.no a change. The moth-
grew' worse and wus taken to the hos
pital. The three younger children were
placed in a temporary refuge and the
home was broken up. Then Annie, the
breadwinner, came to our Home for
Working Girls.
Very modestly fnrnishod are onr
clean, bright rooms, but they seemed
like a palace to the thin-faced, grimy,
big-eyed girl. All the clothes she had
in the w'orid were in a little hand satch
el.
“Now, my dear, you want a bath, I
know,” said the kind, sisterly deaconess
the first evening. “I’ll go with you
and show you how to turn on the warm
wafer and such things. Now soap the
wAsli cloth well, so, till it’s all covered
with lather. And here’s a nice, clean
nightgown for you. Aud in the morn
ing you must put on these other clothes
aud leave your own for the wash”
—quite as if these were little attentions
customarily shown now bourdors,
What a revelation that first hath of
her life was to this girl! What a lux
ury of cleanliness she found in the clean
gown and iifresh, white undeiclothes?
With how little sacrifice of her self-re-
■pect she had been initiated into the
ways of decent liviug? How much
these few short weeks will mean to her*
Aud how much more the' fluding of
friends—loving, wiso, helpful friends
—iu these deaconesses who will no*, lose
sight of her even after she leaves them
aud takes up again the heavy, even if
sweet, burden of the support of her fam
ily.
Is it not worth while to reach out a
hand of loving help to these straggling
girls? Does it not truly illustrate ttie
real spirit of Christianity? Is it not
what Jesus would have us do?—Chris
tian.
You can see every movement. Nothing hidden or complicated about the
Bi.AKESLEE. Positively SAAE. .Strictly high grade,
Write for our catalogue and prices.
HITE-BLAKESLEE MFG. CO.,
Birmingham, - - Ala.
iug the thirty-pound clock, which I de
livered safely to the butler. Iii about
a quarter of an hour he returned and
handed me a twenty-dollar bill, ft
which I was expected to give him thir
teen dollars change, my bill being seven
dollars. I had to return it, as I had no
money. Hu left the room again, and
shortly returned and told me that nis
master would call next mor g an
l*iy the bill. I was shown out.
The millouaire didn’t coll for a week,
but the landlord wasn’t behind a minute.
We gave him all the money we had, but
F ill owed him three dollars. It was a
week before any of us seven had
square meal again. I shall never forget
the dreadful unhappiness I experienced
during ray return from the millionaire’s
house; and I never let a workman whom
I owed go unpaid a single hour after his
money was due.” —Exchange.
Coming Next Week.
The Ainsworth place m Feruside
recently purchased by A. J. Callahan of
Nc v ton, Ala,, is being put iu good re
pair. Mr. Callahan is here superinten
ding me work and he will move his
family here next week.
THE LABORER AND HIS HIRE.
THE GRAVES CASES.
Judge Speer Decides in Favor of New
York People.
A case that has been of great interest
throughout South Goorgia, for several
years is that of Mrs. Jennie L. Graves
j vs. H. T. Crawford, et, nl. The case
has been in litigation for uauy years,
aud involves a considerable amount of
property. Mrs. Graves lives in Court*
land Now York, but wus here with her
daughter last winter and has spent sev-
eeal other winters in ThomasviUe.
The Moultrie Observer says the case
has been decided, but as yet the decree
of the judge lias not reached here,
this case petitioners prayed that deeds,
etc , held by defendants, Crawford,
Ashhurn aud McMullen, be canceled
plaintiff s claiming that same was a cloud
on their titles aud that they be awarded
damages for the timber and turpeutme
on the lots. '
Judge Speer ordered the bill as to Mr.
Crawford dismissed, holding that- he
wus so fur unrelated to grievances of
which iietitioners complained, that a
court of equity had no jurptdiettou as to
him.* It is uuderstood that Judgo Speer
grauted the prayers of petitioners as to
Mr. Ashhurn and Mr. McMullen,
until the decree is received it will be
impossible to say just what is the status
of the case.
SYMPTOMS OF LIVER DISEASE
Sick headache, constipation bilious
ness, melancholia, dizziuess, dullness
drowsiness, cout ed tongue slimy
teeth, bad breath. Rydule’s Liver
Tablets will relievo any of these symp
toms in u few hours and speedily cor
rect the trouble. They act upon the
liver, bile bladder aud duct, intestines
aud bowels as a stimulant and tonic.
Those who use these tablets And their
action perfect and results satisfactory.
Fifty chocolate coated tablets in each
box. Price 25 cents. J. W. Peacock.
CLUB
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
‘Never allow a workman to go away
without his pay when it is due,” was
the motto of a millionaire, one of the
members of a firm of jewelers. The j SPECIAL BARGAINS IN READING
Philadelphia Eveuing|Te)egraph explains
in the jeweler’s own words how he came
adopt the rule:
Closing Out Sale.
O. K. Druggist.
We are going to closeout our entire stock of drugs and patent
medicines, paints, oils, and everything found
in our store at
Z_ ©T.X7* PEICE3.
Parties interested in the drug business iu any way would
do well to See I’s.
We are dissolving by mutual consent; not because the busi
ness is unprofitable, but because the manage! can not
give it his personal attention.
Splena icl X_.oca.tT.oix-
Good town—Fine Farming Section —No Opposition.
Branan & Altman,
Meigs, Ga.
On line of A. C. L. Railroad, 18 miles north of ThomasviUe,
towards Albany. *
“When I first lived in PhilidelephiH
many years ago,” he said, “it was a
dreadful struggle to keep myself and
wife aud five children.
MATTER OFFERED
BY THE
Weekly Times-Enlerprise.
Weekly Times-Enterpri6e 1 year and
splendid mao of Georgia, the United
We lived in ! States aud the world, |1 00.
(The map alone is worth the money, j
one room, the seven of us. Once in a
while I got work to do at home nights, I , Times-Enterprise aud the
Semi-Weekly Atlanta Journal, both one
and finally we rented two rooms on a, year $1 40.
Hint floor down the street. We lived in Ww;kly Time8 . Ent en>riee end the
the rear room. The front room was a ' Semi-Weekly Savannah News both one
shop, which my wife tended iu the day- year ** 60 *
time, and where I did such repair work Weekly Timea-Enterprise and the
, » Three Tinies-Week New York World,
as I could get to do nights. It was a both one year ill 50.
herd etruwtle There waent much to! Weeklv Times-Euterprise end the
eat sometimes, and paying rent was al- ! Boston Times, both one year $1 25.
ways a fearful effort. j ., _ , . .
j Weekly Times-Enterprise aud the
I Sunny South aud the Weekly Atlanta
One time during this period a million-1 Constitution, all one year 00.
alre came into my ehop and asked me Wcekly Timee-Enterpriee and South-
to go to his house, get a certain French j am Cultivator, $1.50.
clock, and repair it. The rent was due j Weekly Times-Enterprise and Chris-
three days, with six dollars still lack- tlan Union, a clean, high-toned inter
denominational weekly, $1.60.
ing of the sum necessary to pay it. I
tramped out and got the dock, and Almost any other combination you
oau want at a price to salt yoa. If oue
spent most of the next two nights in re* c f these combinations doesn't salt write
pairing it. On the evening of the third what yon '™[^ E3 . ENTER p RI8E
day I tramped back to his house, carr i Tliomasavilio ,G».
AVfcgelable Preparationfor As
similating ihcFoodandRegula-
Ung the Stomachs and Bowels ol'
Promotes Digcslion.Clieerful-
nessandllest.ContaiHs neither
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral.
KotXarcotic.
tfoMrsAMiKLPtiamn
JW' y
Jlx.Smn* * I
luxkoJU SmUt — I
gggaau ;
A perfect Remedy for Constipa
tion, Suur Stomach,Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.
Facsimile Signature of
a
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
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“te
nder COBY or WHAEEER.
In
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1CAST0RIA
TAYLOR STEAM ENGINES
COMPLETE
SINNING
OUTFITS
GRIST
MILLS
MILL
SUPPLIES
TAYLOh
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Newly
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Machine
Shops and
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IOop«« Wire Ftnet, Fire Proof Roofing, Spray Pumpo, Motvcrt, Rakma, Separator*.
W» will Mike It to Your Infereet to Figurt with Us.
; MALLARY BROS. MACHINERY CO.
MACON. CA. I
Satisfactory
Kerri oo la the kind people Wilt When me receive*
the worth ef hie money he le ,*tt«fled ud eomet (this.
Our Work
Uiut piece <nir etietoatere. We he, neat hut (killed
mem whs "knew hew.*
Carriages, Buggies and Wagons
Repaired, Painted and Trimmed.
HORSB-SHOEINd AND QBNBRAL BLAOKSMITHINO.
A. W. PALIN,
254-261 SOUTH BROAD, TIIOHASVILLI, OJL
Oppoalto riser. Wood! Hotel.
James H- Brown,
Interior Decorator.
Paper Hanging, Fainting, Etc.
P. 0. BOX 238.
1S0|N. BROAD ST
OCHLOCKONEES NEW DRUG STORE
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.
