Thomasville times-enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1904-1905, November 25, 1904, Image 10

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    fIMES ENTERP^B. TI10MASVILE GEORGIA NOVEMBER, 26 1004
CLARK HOWtLL
t UY-GLAD THANKSGIVING.
I counted my litile erose. V'
Why were the others given more?
Why werq their bps with honey fed,
While mine hod labor's hard-earned
bread?
’ A weary, hopeless’task seemed tiring.
’ I coalil not bring to 'God ' thanksgiving
| Therocstoeff pccir moo to my door;
I shared with hitu my scanty St-re,
When, !o! my souse of want had down;
| And rarest riobes were my own 1
So sweet ia lore's divided bread.
, 1 seemed with lifaven’s own manna fed.
Wh,t blessed Joy there.wia in livingi
, I hrooght to God my/glad thanksgiving.
—Marion Douglass.
1 OUR NEED Ob' THANKS.
Asanation, we have much need to
give., thanks. God lias wondorfally
President of Tho Sehato States Thst
\ Ms*’ Will n* Im th« Rue*.
, •• AtUnts. G*. Nov. 21.
’ dust as he was leaving Atlanta last
night witti the Pesbody party for the
University of Wisconsin, President of tire
Senate, Clark Howell was Interviewed
oonewruing his intentions regarding the
announcement . of his candidacy for
governor. Hr. Howell along . with tho
otlrer members of tire Board of Trustees
at the University, goes to visit the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, as the guestsof
Mr. George..V*»h0dy.... '' J “
Mr. Howell Hid:. ... , ■ 1 '
‘• The fsot that two oilier, announce
ments have, been made, perhaps justifies
me in saying, even .thus htWy, tffat 1
will be in the race, tiiat my friends may
know of my intentions, n.-
"Tile people are jgbt out of one,cam
paign, and it is rather early to precipi
tate another. Indeed, I will not do so
farther than to say to my frteuds and
.tka affair and confessed to the wlierea
toots of two of tlie pistols which were
xaoovered. The other two are- still mbs'
mg. Haokett Is pent ed up in die conn
ty hostile and will spend Thanksgiving;
iisro ruminating over ills si mi. s’,:
MR. EMMETT MITCHELL ' t.
TO MARRY IN BOSTON.
'Mr. Emmett Mitchell left on Monday
aoorning for Boston, Hass on ij .mdjt
ygaaaant mlaaiou. In Uiatoit'y on Bator-
day, November twenty sixth liis' mar-
Tiags to Mias Qossie Lsthrop of Calu
met, Mioh. will take place, The wed-
ding will be a quiet home affair at the
mddenoo of tlia brida graudmotlier.
AJftar a short bridal lout Mr. and'Mrs.
Mitchell will return to ThomasvUle and
make their home here.
They will be warmly welcomed to
mwtuavilte, where the groom was bom
and reared. He ia a son of Judge Rob
art O. Mitchell, and a representative o 1
an* of the coontr’a eldest and moat
KfMooratio’ families. Miss Lathroo is
-——* pleasantly remembered In i’hoii.-
aaeille, having often visited here ut Hie
- home of Mrs. F, D. Dlsmuke. Her per-
gulded our ship of state into a Darbo,'
wliero peiceand'prosperity, are abound
ing. As a nation tat us raise our voices
in gratitode and praise to our God from -
whom ail these blessings flow.
As individuals let.ns court our bless
ings one by one and see how bountifully
God has showered His blessings on ns
during the past year. To many He baa
given strength of mind and body, bqs
supplied all-temporal' needs, and pros-
Have these
We are going to give to our customers, $500.00
in Gold on December 1st, J 904. Here is the Plan:;
We. have-lmd placed in 4 quart jars, one gallon of corn, and
•sealed by Judge S.-A. Roddenbery, mayor of Tliomasvitle. One of
these jars is placed at Evans & Son’s Warehouse; one at' Neel Bros.
Store; one at A. F. Churcluvell & Cq’g; aud one at the Thonmsville
.Shoe Co’s. '
■ With every dollar Cash spent tfith any of the merchantscs^ned
below, between September isft, J9O4 apd Pee. is*, yom will. te etftitledS
to one guess at tiro total 'nkubbef of- r 'graiiis in tlttf*fi>tii jal i s>;Witft" r
every bale of cotton ginned at the Farmers Gin Company you willjalso
have a guess, mid another guess with- every bale of cottbn weighed at
Evans St^Son's Warehouse.. The following gentlemen have consented
to act as judges'iu the contest; W: H. Godwin, ET P. Clay,' J. S."
Ward, Jr., J. Q, Bryan, Geo. M. Dekle, Ad. Way. JK' T^J. PrShO
don and T. W. ted'ls. .
perod them in many way*.
1 bleuings been a benediction In that
’ they have been paired on to otlieu?
Have they been need to His lienor?
1 Have ll.ey strengthened other.? Have
' tiioy lidded te some scanty store from
their abundance? Have they made the'
crooked paths sfnooth and straight for
the unfortunato ones? If not, they
1 have fai'oJ in their mission and. God
will require at their hsndt the failure.
To others have Come seemingly only
the dark shadows, disappointments, af
flictions,'deep heart sorrows, and tlio
question nalhrstly arise, why ktb I dis
appointed and otheis encouraged? Why
Ismylieart crushed'and others made
Joyous? : If this were the only life we
Would be justified in asking ih-ae ques
tions but we know there la. a life After
death; an eternity beyond and God is
using every means to fit ns for His
kingdom above.'
All these tilings are blessings In dlk-
gntseif rightly Accepted rad used to
His gtdry. "
We need to iee Pod In everything;
and "come into' Ills’ presence with
thanksgiving’’ and sing praises unto Hia
name.
aqnallty it's most charming one, and
«U will be delighted at her permanent
addition to the rank* of Tliomssvllte
motiqn not unreasonable At any rate,
wiiatever may iisve been the cause of it,
I am in a position, wheie in justice to
myself and to those whose friendly in
terests lias been so earnestly manifested
I. — h.Ll< la T L..1I1
T he person guessing nearest to the number of
T grains in the four jars will get-
Next nearest : wiU get r
2 next nearest will get
5 next nearest will get
20 next nearest will get
40 next nearest will get
50 iiext nearest will get
' Tampa Bay Sold.
The Tampa Bay Hotelsoldfor aooog
1 Inst week, a resident of Tauipn, Major
•stromuon being its purchaser. The
magnificent bostoiry has always been an
elephant on the hands of any of ita
managers. It Is ono of the few abso
lutely flro proof buildings in the south'.
■ For ono season It was under the manage
ment of Messrs. Harvey and Wood of
20.00 each.'
10.00 each.
5(00 each.
in my belinif, It may be said that I will
at the proper time go tftfore the people,
take tlib matter up with them, ard
abide by the result of iiie primary ■.
In caseuf a tie Tor one prize, it will be divided among the. peo
ple giiessirtq the same. (To explain—Should two people tie for first
prize, they trill receive $50.00 each. Should-two (or morej-guess uext
'nearest'-the prize will be divided equally among them, and so on.
Fire In ths Country.
Early Sunday morning a disastrous
"flro wiped out the property of T. A. Roe
aight miles from town on the Dunoar.
villa road. The fire started from an
■unknown causo and made inch head-'
way that Charley Rno who ltvAs ou the
Aftane narrowly escaped with liis life.
The Ore destroyed tlie house, and four
,«gk buildings, two bales of eotton 780
bus hell of corn and a ton of fodder,
earning a loss of several hundred del
Holly Springs, Miss, March 24,1903.
While bunding railroads In Tennessee
some twelve yean ago a number of hands
contracted fever and varlotu forms of
blood sod skin .diseases. I carried 8.8.3.
in my commissary and gave It tomy hands
with most gralifyingresulta. I can recom
mend S. 8. S. as the finest preparation for
Malaria, ohilla and fever, aa well as til
blood and skin diseases. W. I. McGowan.
I suffered greatly from Bolls, which
would break out on different parts of mi
body. I taw 8. 8. & advertised and after
using about tBree battles I was cured,
and for the last three yean have had no
trouble whatever. A. W. Zautn.
217 Read St, Evansville, Ind..
• IbegauutingyourS. S. 3. probably ten
years ago for Malaria and blood troubled,
end it proved to good that I have con
tinued ever, .since using, it os a family
remedy. It lea pleasure for me to recom
mend SMB.'S. for-(he benefit of others
who an needing afint rate blood purifier,
tonic and cure tor Malaria.
Arkamas City, Ark. C. C. HjouwOWst.
Boils, abscesses, sons, dork or yellow
splotchee end debility are aome of the
symptoms of this miserable, diocese.
S. S. 8. counteracts and removes from the
ou -blood all impuri-
fflrff «rfl ties and poisons
BU ’ Pi ” *H ' and builds np the
uM ft entiro system. It is
^veRetr^le rome-
ft| ft Write for lged-
Informs-
MORAL—Bring yoor cotton to Thomasville; so^nd our money with (is;
he bst goods for our mone (or you needn't by them); get into this
est and" mabe you will get one of these prizes.
. r EVANS & SON,
; ! J nM BROTHERS,
r. CHURCHWELL & CO,
f . 1 ,,TkpMAS VILLE SHOECO
It Is said during lbs Oiiraean war a
Rusaian^seldlcr was patroling tlie lines
on a hitler cold night when he oamo
noroes a tentinel thinly dad and almost
freeslhg ln the winter blast. At once
tlieofflosr took off bis overcoat and
wrapped it about- the sildior. Next
day there was a terrible battle and
many thousand were killed and wound-
oil. Among the latter was the youug
officer whose life blood was fast flow
ing away on tho bare ground and under
a black sky; Friends were bending over
him as llo rambled unconsciouEly in his
mind. ^Suddenly lio opened'his eyes and
r . Mr. A. H. Sheffsky of near Pavo wr s
ta town on Monday. Ur. Sheffsky has
j«A re turned from a trip out west. He
tas decided to move to Indltu Territo
ry, and is advertising his household
Bunds for sale next month, ;
looking upward, gasped in glad accent*
"the Saviour Is owning for me." Thera
wrow .qon.apout case. .
The Swift Siieolflo Company, Atlanta, Go.
for Use hr Residences, Stores,. Fic-
Pobfic Builcfirigs.’
llappy is tlie man who -with his Ufa
blood fast ebbing away can look dowu
along line of men, women ahdohildron
whom its has fed,! clothed, warmed,
cheered and helped In different ways
-In aa much as ye have done it ndto
the least of these yon have done It onto
me.,’
i" I have a number of de-
j! siraWe, completely furnish*
j ti Cottages for Rent for
“Season.” Also suites
x flf Furnished rooms.
I> B. M- Mallette,
> AUCAL estate Ad insur-
S ANOE AGENT
t Mitchell House Block
w ThomasvUle, Ga.
^ My\ v Q Pi?T TAHTfr V '
It does aw»y with all trouble incidental to the old- style of generator ^and makes
a pure light. Filters the Gas and does not clog the Burners.. Entirely Automatic.
Acetylene Generators Repairedj Overhauled and exchanged for new. Write to
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HOT WATER BIOS
Ice Bags, Ear Syringes, Nasal
Sprays and all sorts of apj li-
auces for the relief of the sick
and suffering.
PRESCRIPTIONS
compounded with care and ac
curacy. AU the drugs we use
aud sell are the jurist and
best. ' '•
I V. H. PPICECO
FOR SALE
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Acetylene Engineers,
BOSTON, GA.
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ThomasvUle. Ga.