About Weekly times enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1905-???? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1908)
Grippe or Influenza, whichever you like to call it, is one of the most weakening diseases known. Scott’s Emulsion, which is Cod liver Oil and Hypophosphites in easily di gested form, is tfie greatest strength-builder known to medical science. It is so easily digested that it sinks into the system, making new blood and new fat, and strengthening nerves and muscles. Use Scott’s Emulsion after v, Influenza. 7 Invaluable tor Coughs and Colds. ALL DRUGGISTS} 50C. AND Sl.OO. THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA. f o you warn a good position—one of the better sort—one worth having? If you do, take a course of business and shot/ hand training In this old reliable school. Call or write for full Information to ■ 7 V 7 M ,/ • j- - .ii-i "T-—-i- r i — \ Vi. 1 inkins, President. J. E. Shumpert Secretary. V.-T. McArthur, V. Pres. B. A. McArthur, Gen. Man. Sea Island Colton Gin Co., Vidalia, Ga., U. 5. A. Manufacturers of the Famous Foss Double-Roller Sea Island Cotton , Gin The most durable, most rapid and the most perfect lint preserving gin on the market. Guaranteed to gin 4 to 6 bales a day at ordinary speed. Has ginned as many as 21 bales in three days, Foss double roller gins require but little more power and no more labor than other gins. Built to stand and are used by the leading ginners in Geor gia, Florida and South Carlina. Write for Ctalogue and prices. Sea Island Cotton Gin Co. “KING COTTON MAKES JUMP Fleecy Staple Advances $2*50 Per Bale in N. Y. Cotton Market. Now York, Jan. IS—The cotton market was very active and excited today, with more bnslneea than lor any day tn month# past, and the sen timent extlemely favorab$b to an ad vance lh prices. The report that Dan iel Sally has embarked on a cam paign to more up prices appears to hare had a strong effect, and local quotation! hare advanced ,$2.50 per bale since low lerel ot yesterday morning. The opening today was Arm at an advance ot 11 to 22 points. There was heavy realizing, but offerings were absorbed by the rush of buying orders apparently from all sections, and after a slight reaction the market adranved again with March selling at 11.47 and May at 11.53 before midday or about a cent a pound above the prices rul ing at the first of the year. Spot cotton houses were heavy buyers here. GEISHA SKIN FOOD COMPLEXION. THIN The te year precious Jewels, lncen and brtMvhme. Age la not a matter ad Ran hot ef fedllags, and beauty Is a womaa’s birthright. A wise woman will stimulate the eharas she to leslag end satesver te regain these she has lest GEISHA SKIN FOOD ■heald he seed by every weman who has the least desire to he attractive It to the only preparation hanwn to medical science that win rcimd ant hollowed, thin cheeks, or scrawny nsek with FIRM, HHALTHT FLESH and Itaifovifi WRINKLES from the face and hands, no matter how deep the furrow. FOR DEVELOPING THE BUST or to make the braaato Ena, large and beautiful, nothing can kqaal It To prevent the bnastn from shrinking after weaning baby, mother* should always use GEISHA SKIN FOOD. It will restore a beso a to Its natural contour and beauty lest 'through nursing or atokneaa. On sale at all prlnelpal department stores and druggists, or will he sent te any address, postage prepaid, la plain sealed wrapper, upon receipt of fifty eenta. FItSRt A (ample box—Just enough to convince yon of the greed mer it Of Geisha Skin Food—will be lent tree for ten cents, whlsh peyu for the oast ef malting. We will also send you eur booklet "WOMAN'S MATT" which contains all tha proper movements for massaging the fans, aaok and arms sad full dlrasttous for developing the bust; Boyertown, Pa., Jan. 1$.—This lit tle borough, which lost one-fifteenth of Its population la the opera house horror on Monday sight, today turn ed to the task or ourying their dead. Because of the condition ot most of the bodlee, the borough authorities hsve asked bereaved relatives to bury their dead within three days. All night long scores of men worked In the morgues preparing Identified bodies for removal to their late homes or, to the cemetary. As early as 5 o'clock a long line of death wag ons moved here and there about the town distributing corpses, and be fore nightfall most of the dead will be ready for Internment. The scenes about the morgues are much the same as yesterday. Day light found crowds around the en trances clamoring for admittance. At 7 o’clock the door3 were opened and the gruesome work of Identifying the Store Burglarized. | dea d was taken up. It Is believed News has been received In this j that more than flfty bodles nov . j city that the store of Turner & Tur- j er be ldentmed , ner In Merrillville, has been burglar- - j lzed and some goods taken therefrom It seems that the store was entered by some one possessing a key because no trace of breaking In has been seen. Several articles were stolen In cluding a pistol, none of which will enable the -detection of the parties j from the descriptions of the goods ' available. I ADRDESS: 715 Haaoaok street GEISHA MFG CO., BROOKLYN, N. Y. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. We Are Now Ready WITH OUR FALL AND WINTER LINES OF Men f Women and Chit- slothing Hats and Furnishings. . Orders By Mail ArcTarefully and promptly filled. A complete cat alogue covering all our lines will be sent free upon request. B. H. LEVY, BRO. & CO. . . - - GEORGIA Mr. McKinnon For Rocelver. In other oelumnn of this Issue of the Tlmes-Bnterprtoe appears the announcement of Mr. K. W. McKin non for the position o! tax receiver of Thomas county. Ht to stratghtfor ward In his announcement and prom ise! a faithful fnlfillmst of Its duties It the vetera see lit to elect him. He to from one of the oldest families of the county, having been born and reared Juat four miles from this city. For four yearn he held this position In years gone by and his sor riest wee of the beet, effclent and thoroughly competent The hooka were exact and In neat condition end there was not a complain* service#. If elected the county bla best etr-n make a fine offleor. that they found the condition of the home to be of the best. There are now about one hundred and twenty Inmates, which Is about all that can bo accomodated at this time. They all seem well pleased' ana get iho best of treatment The many friends of the Captain which means every man, woman and child In the v are pleased to noto his return To The People of Thomas County: A. J. OWEN WANTS YOUR Chickens, Eggs, Country Produce and Game. Highest Cash Prices Paid Full Une of Staple Groceries and Food , Supplies Jos. Fass' Old Stand - - 8®« « ©€• ■ Thomasville, Ga. @ Makes a Woman Look Ten Years Younger Because It takes a^ great Weight Jell-O Solves ths daily Dessert problem. By using Jell-0 it is po«ible to serve n different dessert every day in the j—r. Jell-O can be prepared in- !Hr=sREr\ stonily!— limply 7 flavors. 10c. per packag*, ot all grocors. rbeCcaesce Pure Feed Co^LeBty, M.V. MASTERED Shorthand In Tea Weeks . , ... .... ... — _ you eiwrienoe. Railroad wire, run into school. Wo NT. contracts with Tallmda to employ all of ourjrraduatea. to xfifi farBOChaTOUr Gradua “ u - *Cood Board at from *1X00 Write toSay ter Handsomely mounted Catalo*. Cesnes hy MdL J. O. BAGWELL, Pres., 1% Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga. Foa Tax Receiver. In persuance of the regular cus tom ot the Democratic party In this county I hereby announce myself for the office of tax receiver tor Thomas county. I respectfully request the support of all eltlsens, and It elected will devote my tlmo and attention faithfully to the work. I have served the county la this position In years gone hy and am fully acquainted with the work sad am positive that I will be able to properly conduct It. Respectfully. i K. W. MCKINNON. CHICAGO. Engines, Boilers, Smoke Stacks Exercises at School. The exorcises held at Us Thom' aavlUe Public Schools were ot special interest, being In celebration ot Gen eral Loo's birthday. The selections read by SupL Christy on tha recita tions of Miss Parks ware verv Inter esting and entertaining. Col. T. N. Hopkins toe veteran member ot the school board made quits a delightful talk to the school, which was thor oughly appreciated and lnteatly lis tened to by the whole school. Mr. Pittman who was to have addressed IBs school was not present. OaoL Triplett Back. Capt. John Triplett, who for the past week has been In Atlanta In at tendance upon a meeting of the trus tees of toe Old Soldiers Home of this state, returned Thursday night. Ho renorta a most delightful trig and siurs that the meeting ot the trus tees was a meet harmonious one, and AOICXTS WANTED. Continental Casualty Company. 12M Michigan Ave, Chicago. U Tanks, lulectsrs, Inspirators, Saw Mill Machin ery,Shafting,^ Pulleys, Hangers, Engi neers* and Staamfitters*Supplies, tic. 'J. S. Schofield's Sons Co., Macon, Ga. Ait. a Bull Behind the Bars , * toS** ‘° ,hC hin8e )0int “ intersection This to the essential of every good wire fence ITnlm *k ! has a hinge joint the fence cannot receive pressureV* r sad right fiaelf. All rigid stay fences have disappointing, a. **7 crush down and when o«e“,r^u2t AMERICAN FENCE ‘ 11 mad * with a hinge join*, by which the maximum of n h..t, i... i. w?.h h ?7T e ""fetched,remainsinntoS?K5efr Wnh «■>* Wn*J lotnt, no amount of strain on the banren “ d «** •***• opposite*is tru/of SOLD BY. W. 3. WHITE, OOOLZDGE, Ga. '
