About Weekly times enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1905-???? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1908)
FRIDAY JAN 81, 100». Nursing baby? It’s a heavy strain on mother. Her system is called upon to supply nourishment for two. Some form of nourishment that will be easily taken up by mother’s system is needed. Scoffs Emulsion contains the greatest possible amount of nourish ment in easily digested form. Mother and baby are wonderfully helped by its use. THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA. End Came Very Suddenly From Stroke 0! Apoplexy. Will Be Employed to Run Trains On B. ani 0. RailRoad •e you Want a good position—one of the better sort—one worth having? If you do, take a course of business arid short hand training in this old reliable school. Call or mite for full Information to It la with profound and universal regret that the people of Thomas- ▼tile and Thomas county learn of the sudden death yesterday afternoon of Ur. Mitchell B. Jones. He bad been attending at the fair grounds the amateur races conducted at that place, in company with some friends. After the affair waa finished he and Vfr. Tom Jonea were approaching the buggy, in which they were to return home. Mr. Jones had gotten within a few feet of the vehicle when to the absolute dismay of those standing around he was seen to very suddenly fall to the ground. Friends rushed to pick him up and messengers were Immediately dis patched for a physician, but in a very few minutes life was extinct. Death was due to a stroke of apoplexy, from which he never regained con sciousness. The news spread from one end of town to the other with lhyhtnlng like rapidity, Baltimore, Jan. 26.—To minimise the possibility of accidents^ the Baltimore and Ohio railroad today Issued general notice that here after employees having anything to do with the direction or running of trains will not be permitted to use intoxicants, either on or off duty, and no person using such beverages will be employed. ». IV. hnkfns, President. J. E. Shumpert Secretary. V. T. McArthur, V. Pres. B. A. McArthur, Gen. Man. Sea Island Cotton Gin Co., Vidalia, Ga., U. S. A. Manufacturers of the Famous Foss Double-Roller he is related to many people In this and Jhe neighboring counties of Brooks and Lowndes. The Jones family is probably the largest and best known in this part of the state. The youngest of eight children he had attained his forty-ninth year and Is survlvecf'by only one called out of the same spect “Uncle Frank.” There is no man in » © To The People of Thomas County: @ 1 A. J. OWEN The most durable, most rapid and the most perfect lint preserving gin on the market. Guaranteed to gin 4 to 0 bales a WANTS YOUR g Chickens, Eggs, Country g Produce and Game. • Highest Cash Prices Paid. % " ® Full Line of Staple Groceries and Food ^ Supplies , . . . „ . ® 0 Jos. Fass' Old Stand - - Thomasville, Ga. © « county whose death will be more sincerely regretted nor who can call more p»o pie friend in the true sense of the word casting n gloom over the whole community. There was scarcely a man wno has lived in this county who was as uni versally loved and respected as was Mr. Mitch. Jones. Called by all who knew him "Uncle Mitch” he has al ways to young and old been a favor ite. Always Jolly and entertaining his home tour miles from Thomas ville has for years been the rendev- oua for all the young people In this city. Whenever they went there .they wera sure of a cordial reception and a taate of His personality and genuine ly true characteristics has made for him a place in the hearts of his fel low men that '111 be impossible to ever fill. For the past many years ho has successfully conducted the farm jointly owned by the two broth ers and was considered by many the best farmor in south Georgia. A southern gentleman of the old type, courteous, manly and sincere he will be missed by all who knew him. genuine southern hospitality. Uncle Mitch was bora in this coun ty at the place where he has lived, svor since the death of hla mother, with hla brother, Mr. Frank Jonea. The eon of Mr. Mitchell Jones, oae of the pioneer settlers of the county, GEISHA SKIN FOOD r**' master!^ otomot. In Tea Weeks m THH FORM AND COMPLEXION. ,, DO NOT BE THIN BIAUYT Is irreslnUble, and a gseat factor la worldly ssssiss The pi warn t Ion of one's therms iwfiolr s more cere than yea give te year yredoes Jewels, Hess and brlo-e-brao. Age la not a matter of year* hat of feettagt, and beauty Is a woman' birthright. A'wtse woman will stimulate the harm* eke Is losing uH endeavor te regeta these she hai left GEISHA SKIN FOOD ehoatd he need by every woman who has the least desire to be attractive It Is the only preparation Known to medical eclenee that will round out gram woe rendered. The queotion "Resolved that Compuleory Educa tion Should Exist In Oeorgla," was de bated by Miss Ethel Miller, Mist Ethel Cr^ratt, and Frank Boater tot the affirmative, and Walter Turner, Miss Munson Bererly, and Walter Blaalngame for the negative. The judges rendered decision In favor of the negative. At the close of tho debate, Miss Lillian Welsh . recited "Seltxer's Race," most creditably. The purpose of the society is to glvo the pupils an opportunity to be come proficient In debate and orator? Current events aro to he a fixed por tion of the program. Theao literary exeretpos are to be a feature of the school every second Friday afternoon until the close of the scholastic year. All Interested in the education 01 tho children of Thomasville are cor dially Invited to be present. BOOKKBEPINC Tti. most practTc'aTi corns* taojfct In the Boa pistes oar oeaise can kes for say line of balloon. TELEGRAPHY. TM chugs of ea operator of . . . ties! experteooe. Rsltrc ■chest, we here oootraets with railroads to am*lor all at ocr sraduwoa. ,„sT\%g^\TZ^ f ° rt ~ h '* 0ur <***“*■ —i— —»w— tatfcgiEEtfc—»yii If kElUlBg glglMlTgly. 11 U Ditty yfs.esv.waa _ „ aa hollowed, thin cheeks, or ecrawny neck with FIRM, HHALTHT FLBSH and REMOVE WRINKLES from tho face and hand*, no matter how deep the furrow. FOR DEVELOPING THE BUST or to moke the bmit* Usa, largo anfi beautiful, nothing can equal It. To prevent the breasts from shrinking after weening baby, mothers should always use GEISHA mu POOD. It will restore a bo so a to Its natural contour and beauty lost through nursing or itokness. On sale at all principal department etores sad drugglsU. or will be sent to any addreec, postage prepaid, la plain mated wrapper, upon receipt of fifty cento. FREE! A aample box—juit enough to convince you of the greet mer it of Qeiiha Skin Food—will be Mnt free for ten cent*, whieh paye for the coat of mailing. We will elao tend you our booklet "WOMAN’S BJSATY" which eontalni all the proper movement! for managing the faoe, neck end arme end full dlreo tlona for developing the bssh. Thousands of American women l our homes are daily sacrificing the home neat Iren well dressed „, ;crdo. A female weakness or displacement is often brought on and they suffer In silence, drifting along from bad to worse, knowing well that they ought to have hoii) to overcome the pains and aches which daily make! ife a burden. It is to these faithful women that In order to kce] and pretty, tho chil Mr. Hugh McKeown Is In the city for e short visit. Tanks, Injectors, Inspirators, Saw Mill- Machin ery,Shafting,$ Pulleys, Hangers, Engi neers’ aid Siesm fit tar a* Supplies, Etc. J.S. Schofield's Sons Co., Macon, Ga. Mr. J. L. Baldy of Coolidge spent Monday in the city. Mr. Groover Cochran spent Sun day In the city with friends. FALL AND WINTER LINES OF Men, Women and Chil- slothing ate , . and Furnishings. Orders By Mail oomes as a boon and a blessing. as it did to Mrs. F. Ellsworth, of Mayville, N. Y n and to Mrs. W. P. Boyd, of Beaver Falls, PJl, who say: “ I ffu not able to do my own work, owing to the female trouble from which I suffered. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege table Compound helped me wonderfully, and I am so well that I can do as big a day’s work as I ever did. I wish every sick woman would try it. FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lydia E. Pink- Mr. J. J. Davis of Coolidge was in the city for a few hours Monday. fe call especih! attention to the hinge joint at each intersection stay with main bars. This is the essential of every good wire fence. Unless the stay i a hinge joint the fence cannot receive pressure from contact I right itself. AU rigid stay fences have been unsatisfactory and —■ dosm and when once down, remain so. ham’s Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for female ills, and has positively cured thousands of disappointing, as they crush women who have been troubled with displacements, inflammation, uloera- AMERICAN FENCE Is made with a hinge joint, by which the maximum ot elastidt secured and the fence If properly stretched, remains in place ind nitely. With the hinge joint, no amount of strain on the bars < effect the connection of stay and bar, while the opposite is'true all rigid stay fences. i BOLD BY. I W. 3. WHITE, COOLIDGE, Ga. T GEORGIA SAVANNAH,
