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H M K8-ENTERPRISE, TflOMASWtB, QBOBWA, SEPTEMBER 60,1604;
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Baby Mine
friend
Every mother fe'ele t
great dread of the p&ia
and danger attendant upon
the most critical period
of her life. Becoming
• mother should be a source of joy to all, but the suffering and
danger incident to the ordeal makes its anticipation one of misery.
Mother'* Friend is the only remedy which relieves women of the great
pain and danger of maternity; this hour which is dreaded as woman's
severest trial is not only made painless, but all the danger is avoided
by its use. Those who use this remedy are no longer despondent or
gloomy; nervousness, nausea and other distressing conditions aro
overcome, the system is made ready for the coming event, and tha
serious accidents 60 common to the critical
hour , are obviated by the us© of Mother’s fft^Hfha dUKWEi
Friend. “It » worth its weight in gold,”
says many who have used it. $1.00 per
bottle at drug stores. Bock containing, ',-
taluabie information of interest to all women, will
bo sent to !fay address fre- upon application to
mtADFBELO REpULATOR COAtlanta* Cm.
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.
Up-To-Date Implements
for performing all kinds of operations on animals.
Examination free.
Womans’ Oolite
Mission Column
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(By Mrs. Jas. F. Evans )
MY PRAYER.
Oh give me the joy of living,
And some glorious work to do;
A spirit of thanksgiving.
With lojal heart and true;
Some pathway to make brighter,
Where tired feet now stray;
Some burden »o make lighter
While 'tis day! s
lu the fields of the Master’s gleaning,
May my heart and hands be strong;
Let me know' life's deepest meaning,
| fcLet me sing life’s sweetest song:
With some faithful hearts to love me,
Let me nobly do my best;
And at last, with heaven above me,
Let me rest I
— Julian J. Cutter.
Address,
J. C. Schwencke, D. V. S.,
Thouiasville, Ga.
Ill’s Failt Up.
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in Mathematics, Physical Science, Philosophy,
Latin, Greek, French, German, English, Histo
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Eight Specialists in Faculty—Careful government
—Every incentive to study—Best climate in
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COCHRANE HUNT, PRESIDENT
Thomasville, Ga.
“Blakeslee”
You can ;ee every movement. Nothing hidden or complicated about the
BLAKE9LEE. Positively SAAK. Strictly high grade.
Write for our catalogue and prices.
WHITE-BLAKESLEE MFG. CO.,
Birmingham, - - Ala.
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
■V-EDES-E" 3LO*W PEICES.
Parties interested in the drug business in any way would
do well to See Us.
We are dissolving by mutual consent; not because the busi
ness i« unprofitable, but because the manager can not
f ive it his personal attention.
endicl X-iocatioEL.
Good town—Fine Farming .Section—No Opposition.
Branan & Altman,
Meigs, Ga.
©u line of A. C. L. Railroad, iS miles north of Thomasvilla.
towards Albany.
THE IDEAL AUXILIARY.
Financially—each member paying
full dues, $l.(Jo for councctional work,
and 25 cents for Conference expeme
fund.
Spiritually- Each member willing to
do any work assigned; reading her
Bible daily, living in love and harmony.
In work—The parsonage <ared for,
aud no man, woman or child neglected
Boai*d at cost i nor tlo8till1lto, nor '^thcrat ft personal
' j i Christ.
COMPARATIVE FIGURES.
The collections for the first quarter of
the fiscal year were $ 13,078.1)3. This
is about $300 in excess of the same
quarter last year. However, last year
the collection was $200 more than that
of the corresponding period of the prev
ious year. Inference: thirf year we
have not dono as well as last year. Wc
should have inado an increase of dvor
$200 in the collection to maintain the
standard cf progress,
.DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
The Home and Foreign District Con
ferences that have convened during the
past month have been better attended
thou ever before.
The reports from delegates liavo been
most encouraging—showing more zeal
aud activity, and greater spiritual force
among those that are laboring to ostab
lish the Lord’s Kingdom in oar home
land aud those beyond the seas. The
echo of each conference was, “To God
we givo all tho praise.” x
NORTH GEORGIA SCHOLARSHIP.
Miss Maj belle Marshall, of Home,
Ga,, has been awarded the North Geor
gia scholarship for Deaconess’ training
the Scarritt Bible and Training
School. Kansas City, and goes ■ this
week to enter that school. We are glad
to have a North Georgia young lady to
accipt^this scholarship, and believe it is
in answer to our prayers for more
trained workers.
SOME.QUESTIONS.
What salary can a Doacouo«ses com
mand? Our deaconess could command
anywhere from $300 to $5,000 a,' year,
but it is a characteristic of the work
that Deaconesses give up their right to
a salary, knowing that while much
work mast still be done with a salary,
there is so much to do that salaried Li
bor* will never accomplish the whole.
Bat Deaconesses aro comfortably sup
ported while in the work aud arc prom
ised support in sickness or old age. I
What- then is the attraction in Dea
coness work?
The k consciousness of doing for
God work that would otherwise be
wholly unreached, Then the Deacon-
ness, while doing her work, has a
Christian home, and she stands shoul
der to shoulder with a devoted com
pany of congenial women.
VA8HTI HOME
Three girls hare found * . cordial
welcome with the Vashti Home the
past week. Beulah Goodwin, from
Lefone, Ga., Ruble McGhee, from Col
umbus, Ga., Annie Kate Edwards, from
Marietta, Ga.,
The Board of Directors need the
strong earnest prayers of every child of
God, {that His name may be glorified
and magnified in this work.
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BROKE WORLD’S RECORD.
Atlanta and Shrevoport Hava Fastest
Game of Ball Ever Played.
Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 24,1004.
(Special to Times-Enterprise.)
The Atlanta and Shereveport teams of
the Southern Longue played the most
remarkable gatne of baseball ever seen
in the south to-day. From the time the
first ball was pitched until the last man
was oat in tho ninth inning just 44
minutes elapsed. This is the quickest
game of loague baseball ever p’ayed
and breaks the world’s record for brevity
The score was 3 to 1 in Atlanta’s favor.
Other games in the Southern League
resulted as follows:
New Orleans 1, Montgomery 0.
Nashville 4, Little Rook 3.
Birmingham 10, Momphis 3
This was Atlanta’s last day of play.
Site will finish in third place with a
record of 135 gamos played, 78 won, 57
lost and a percentage of 579. Memphis
for the second time wins the pennant
with a percentage of COO, while New
Orleans comes second. '
ASSOCIATION PLANS,
Delegates will See Storeoptioan Lec
ture on Life of Christ.
The Baptists of the city are making
many preparations for tho pleasure of
the Mercer Baptist Association that
meets hero next month. Amoug other
features of the convention will be a
stereoptican lecture on the “Life of
Christ.” This will be illustrated by
views from photographs of the Passion
Play at Oberammergau. The pictures
will'be in charge of J. T. Winbum, the
photographer^ and will be accompanied
by a lecture from Rev. A. W. Bealer.
The Methodist Episcopal churjh has
in its employ about 1400 Deacon jsses.
The Methodist Episcopal church South
—9. The Lutheran a”d Episcopal
^hurch have Deaconesses. There are
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
South Georgia Graduates of Maroar
Plan to Organise Hero.
During the coming session of the
Mercer Baptist Association, an alumni
association of the graduates of M«rcer
University, the Baptist school at Macon
will be formed. It is very appropriate
that an association bearing the same
name as the oollege should wituess the
organization of an alumni sooiety. There
aro many graduates of the school in this
seotiouofthe state and the sociotywill
be numerically strong. Ail the minis
ters of the association will be honorary
members and a buquet at one of tho ho
tels here next month will probably be
tho initial function of the organization.
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OCHLOCKONEE’S NEW DRUG STORE
Carries a complete line of Druge,
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.
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Ocklockonee, Georgia.
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