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SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES BNTKKI’IUS FRIDAY, OCTOBER il, 1013. THE TIMES-EHITERPRISE 8KM I-WEEKLY EDITION. Issued Ever/ Tuesday Mid Friday MEMBERS ASSOCIATED PRESS. Daii- and Semi-Weekly Tlmes-Entsr- yrise Published by tlia Time»-Ea- terprtee Company, ThamaivlP#, G*. B. K. JKRGKR W. 1>. HARGRAVE .. ..Editor. .Bus. Mtf. Entered at the Themasrille Post Office for Transmission Through tha Mails as Second Class Mail Matter. Subscription Rat© One Year HAD THE COt'RAGE TO TALK. There seems to be a difference of statement as to whether Representa tive TCoddenbery, of Georgia, “work ed" himself to cieatn or "talked” him self to death. It Is however, a dis tinction without a difference. The New York Herald in & head line says he died from "overtalkins,” a id the body of its Washington dis pute'll over which the headlines oc- A GOOD SYMPTOM. When we printed a news item on • Saturday last, to the effet that Mes- j srs. Hudson and Andrews would be j tried on Friday next, before Judge Singletary, for violations of the came law, we used the expression "Hill Hudson." Now, it seems tha*. there is at least one Hill Hudson InC MODEL!) CAUSE ATTENTION Atlanta, Oct. 1.—The daring In novations of a local department store In importing twelve beautiful living models to display its fall fash ions, has aroused more interest among men as well as women than any musical chorus of recent years. The manakins are more beautiful . „ i than the average chorus girl, and is not the man for whom Judge | lll ,, ( .| 1 more sumptuously garbed. The $1.00 . .so ‘Kepros Georgia Big court for October will be con vened on the third Monday. ?cr by A woman nev her mind until has chanced it. knows participate in debates o-.i account of! little fawns at th it she I l»is health, he persisted in making t year, and we are Cotton is going up despite the i ■positive refusal of the fashionable i women to indulge. Some Atlanta boys painted a negro' «hild with ink and were fined for’ wasting the fluid. Right. j Singletary should have issued hisjr utivo S. A. Hoddenberv • warrant ' aad 1,0 ls ‘"'Hk 11 -'"' tilat | i ha died at Thomasvllle, a,,5 ' on “ s " 0 " 1 ' 1 thlnk ,hat he !,aa i' ay. according to his friends, | ,,ee " v| olnting the Rame ,av '' talked himself to death. j We did not believe that many tvas sometimes called the j l'eoi le in Cairo, or Grady County. Cyclone." War ted last win- were la "=a*thy with the ieetruc- s iihysicians that he must not | tlon of little turkeys, old does and . season of the we are delighted that at several long speeches attacking the! least Mr. Hudson doesn't administration of the Pension Office, j he put in the wrong category. There a' 1 •'He always pitched iiis voice high 11" certainly no snort in killing game, and talked i:t his frenzied manner 11" summer Unto and it Is hard waving his hands and shaking Iris j for ns to conceive of a ntan belli-'J head wildly. He had •insurgent’ ten-1 so selfish as to go ont when every I den it-s and often vexed members one else I s holding off. in on! of iiis party by attacking Democratic j ,r - v at"! P p t n,or '' lllan hi<i slla polices in various fashions. He wtbisnch little game as is left in one of tlu* ablest deflators and law- j country. It has been that every “per- formance" has seen the store in nest ion crowded. The men go in, •ath^i sheepishly, but they cannot les’sr the temptation to go. This morning, however, men were gently but firmly barred from ’ the part of the store where the display was going on, as the models ap peared In boudoir gowns and lin- Tliis afternoon they wiP appear in the costumes of brides and brides maids. Although Atlanta claims to he metropolitan, she has really nev- 10 >r had anything like this before, and is still gasping over it. MR. J. E. DICKEY DEAD Died Tuesday Night at Eleven Twenty-Five, After An Illness of Several Months. Roscoe Luke will make a good i congressman, even his enemies, if | he has th will admit that. House and an expert on ntary law." oung Georgia ter of fart, w We viii; The price of silk*' stockings not be reduced by the t;iriff, although they come now in the class of neces— j a his Congresman, | i an except- . honest and patriotic It In trie Hint lie nice when he was very 1 and it is true that the Mr. .T. E. Dickey, Sr., died last night at twenty-five minutes past eleven o’clock, at his residence on porting i Crawford Street. Mr. Dickey had been ill for some months and v rons gratnlate the Hudson, who, according to legal standards. U . hope for his recovery "right" Hudson, at being jtaine treat both game, and th« ; j tlemr GEORGIA AND SOUTH GAROLINAIAT PEACE Illease Finally Comes Across and Asks the Governor of Georgia a Requisition After a Ses sion of Peevishness. Atlanta, Oct. 1.—A peace treaty- may shortly end the war between the Sovereign States of Georgia and South Carolina. This war was de clared by Governor Cole L. Blease away back yonder when Governor Brown refused to honor his requisi tion tor Tom Felder, and though the warfare has been one of words, with all the talking prii cipally on one side, the hostilities have been none-the-less real. Today, however, the aggressor bus made overtures for peace. Repos ing on Governor Slaton’s office at the capitol is a requisition from Governor Cloe L. Blease—a requisi tion done up in blue ribbon accord ing to Hoyle, and which Governor Slaton will in all probability honor today, upon his return from Nash ville. With this requisition granted, Gov ernor Blease can hardly refuse the next reasonable requisition that comes from this side of the state line, and with that the "ontonto ordiale" may be definitely resumed. S. A. rdddenrerv. A noble siprit, born in man. Which knew no equal in our land. He ever strived to do his best. And rarely ever stopped to rest. He strove to make his country bright, tninly the was enter- An( l we know he stood for right. willi n other sportsmen fairly. By the way, the defendants, were so ‘cock sure" of an early olio In outh he was a manly boy, m to know him was a Joy. Iiis family, with whom he He was a splendid old gen- and one who had lived a life full of usefulness and kindness. His death will he regretted through- He climbed the ladder and his fame out the county, where he is well j Is ever like a burning flame, known. i While he was judge of our court sities. Isn’t one than win intolerable and unblushing Equities! r,ulttaI before ’ ,U(,Re Singletary. | Mr. Dickey was horn seventy-three y page in memory there was wrote. . ars ago. on the eieht day of May, ,, , ,, ... ° | of Hot pension patent aroused liiut i have de<ided ,lu ‘ J ' do net want ! at Duncanville, and he resided there | '<* ' ,a . v0 * ° his native town, . thl . to be tried on Frldav October Srd " a »' about seven years ajto, when he | And by him Justice was handed down. lhev say nat i. jtorj much. Almost single--landed, In ’ (moved to Thomasvllle. His wife j It was a pleasure hint to greet, gamblers ill gotten gold, hut there , the house, even after the Democrats b " t *' ni walt " nl11 lhe reB " lar ternl ! preceeded hint tn the grave about wherever von met hint on the street, ye, who would rather lose | obtaIncd a niaJorlly t!l „t body. |* ha of Cairo, which j year^ago. Whe is survived by j • Mr. Koddenbery raised his voice a r -d 1 0071 venes on tbe * birrt M° nda > * l * i man and two sons Mr. Leroy II. | As a sun-flower favors the golden j battled to the * limit of his physical j ° etober ’ in order to be tried by a! Rickey, of this city, and Mr. Mitchell’ rod Are you going to the Worlds se “ j ami vocal powers against this form j ^ ur ^* ries, or stay at home and watch thej of 8tealing from the Ke .leral Teas-1 Wo a ^ ,og1ze to and congratulate, returns from a less expensive point urv which seems to have permeated ‘Hudsons, The Kirby Planing Mill Co, is making all the different kinds of lumber re quired for building a house, barn, fence or anything you need. Get our estimatc’before you buy Flooring, Ceiling, Siding, Rough and Dressed Framing, Shingles and Lath. fctS.. KIRBY PLANING THOMASVILLE, Long Distance Phone 264. MILL CO. GA. of vantage? j the entire body and obtained a per- ° j manent hold on it, independent of -here was a modest retiring book j the change of the party and power, agent once—but of course you wont believe tlie story, so what’s the use) "talked ’ when be of telling it. Sulzer got the dough and Its about i to be established that he didn't buy j votes with it. which of course goes startlingly against him. You can find a candidate lor con gress in almost every town, but most of them have got sense enough -.o know that they cant he elected. Somebody mentioned John Knight for Congress from the Second Con gressional district. John must have moved from Nashville, i.t the past few weeks. Spain is forgiving enough to ex hibit at thu Panama exposition. She used to own all this property or al most all of it. so why not patronize her child n bit. The Fair management is planning some great features if they can get the co-operation of the city council, and citizens of the city in a substan tial financial way. possible that Mr. Roddenbery should not have If he had consulted his own fate and welfare, but there was no one else to lift his voice apparently in condemnation of the great abuse, if he cried aloud at the expense of as well as all 1 Andrew, who haven’t been violating; iy after. • Rev I the game law. ; ' * i o j officiate. i LIGHTNING ROD GILA ITERS H. Dickey, of Lakeland. Fla. , pj,, ovpr j OV ed UIl( j feared his God. The funeral will o. cur tomorrow ; He * s , eft us f a ha])pier home , morning at ten o«lock from the. residence on Crawford street, the]*' 1 ,ov a:u * l ,ea, ' e to ever roam. Interment to take place immediate- 1 Far,’ far, beyond the starry skies, ; Do? life for Lightning rod insurance is some-! thing for which some of the negroes in this county are paying dearly.’ The hanks of the city have been re-j reiving the payment on noHss from i negroes and one of them, yesterday: 1 nt Laurel H B Johnstone of this city and \V. Brown, of Boston, will The pall-bearers are Mes- \V. B. Cochran, A. J. sRanaland. 1 Dickey. A. J. Dickey. A. P. s and .1. E. Robi«on. netery.; Where tears can never dim the eyes; • No pain and sorrow or soul’s unrest,' But all eternity will be sweet rest. GENTLE AND EFFECTIVE LAXITIVK. They are all disturbed because the Balkan war is about to change the map of the world. Nothing unusual in that, the Georgia legislature (toes the same thing every year. legitimate ridicule, wo think. It is; as truly a case of martyrdom, as if lie had fallen by the sword or at the; (uuuon’s mouth in defense of the I nation’s honor and of the country’s < welfare. Columbia (S.C.) Record. Had Mr. Roddeberv followed the advict of his physicians, b* would probably be living today, with the, | prospect of many years of useful ness ahead of him. But he had his own ideas about what "being useful" meant. It was not. i i any sense, the conventional lea. It did not allow him to be content merelj to hold the office to which his con stituents had elected him. He was not willing merely to answer rol! (alls, endorse- his pay checks and reply to letters from tlie homefolk**. Hu believed that one of the things it congressman was sent to Washington to do was to fight corruption wher ever he found it — to fight It openi} and insistently, unceasingly and un compromisingly. A "moral senti- met" sort of opposition was not suf ficed to satisfy him. It must be « epositiun backed by every ounce of energy and determination at his- command. A mild, gentle and effective ive to what people demand when; iffering from oiedipation.: stated that she didn’t think she w»3 ( thousands swear bv Dr. King’s- treated right. She told a most dis-' New Life Pills. Hugh Tallman, of * , . , . ; San Antonia, Texas writer, "Thev tressing tale of events. ! . , 4l are, beyond question, the best pills ih.. sold the asont prontiHed Uer • my ,., fe and j have - ak ,. n .- Th „ y forty feet of rod, free, because she; never cause pain. Price il.’e at How was a widow and then told her that» bj "V 1 * 1 *^ II. I.. Biicklcn A < o.. Pbi|ude||diia or the rest of the stuff with which to Sf |,oiii»—adv equip her little hundred dollar shack, His loss is mourned by the nation wide, All knew he ever strove ami tried To do his duty, come what might. No matter the goal that was in; sight. lax-1 The place he left Is vacant still, Which no else can ever fill— No other can climb the moutnatn side, Or breast the waves on life’s rough tide. ml cruel is death, To steal away that precious breath; To snatch a faithful Mend apart, and chill for ever that gen’rous heart. nld dollar rods . The in- later ansi' Tn Memorinm. i Why break him down before his time, | , WHEREAS, it hath pleased Al-...., , hat ho had the sttHT, but' mighty God. the Supreme Architec t " hile 1:1 »'aTilioo<l s glorious prime. I odd dol- ** 10 Fnlverse to remove from our^Yas there none else we could give, ; order It stalP told that the price was eight lars and that she would have to pay it or she would be put In jail. She solved: That nut*I Baker: ho it re- And let our choicest, spirit live? a Lodge humbly bow n the will of Hint who signed the contract and had him l( |oeth all things, knowing that we put it up. giving her note for the) are all in hands or a loving Father. ! That we offer our sincere ay nt pa- mone.v. As she owned the house. It fijy to tin* family of our doaprted was up to her to pay. brother. That we inscribe these resolutions This thing has been going on for on a page of our minutes, and send to the family and al u our daily paper. Respectfully, Wm. McKAY. If yc hav blu< I h.- Mr. R« ink, you had hotter see that the put in the boxes before <>( tenth. Otherwise they don’t In tlie standing. The votes month are printed in red ink. some time and many negroes have been severely stung by the unscrup ulous agents of those companies. They were made to believe that the stuff could be put up for a certain amount and when It got there, the contract always <ailed for double or triple that amount and the ne groes were scared into singing the notes. They are paying dearly fo? it now. Some houses, so small that It is almost impossible to put them oa tiie end fort. have ns many as three (,r four and others of large*- propor tions are redicuously the shining points. But he Is gone—his wornout feet I 'Shall trod earth’s burning sands no I more. We eftn but pray we all may meet,; One day up on n fairer shore, i Beyond this world of grief and pain. 1 A soul like his does live again. J blish His spirit was tired and God knew | } best, For He kindly took him home to K. R. JR ROE It. rest ' \V. I). COCHRAN'. D ' A. FOI.SOM. Committee. } Thomasvllle Lodge P.f.9 F. &'A them i WOMAN A puzzle GREAT SUFFERER rompon, HumiiiiiK it < »<>« ", Tells How She Was Restored Stating That Fity Would Not om “ j Meet Its Obligations. To Health by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta ble Compound. Illutlv.- Ot tlto I ! Fa gets in TIk There is one b; whose deposits oti t!i«» tw« dred thousand dollars, eay this country isn't in shape of any in the ,<out! Tlie antobiography (1 : I-; bit Thaw is being publish not however appeal to n the more idly ■ urious or ’ are interested in tie- an woman with a very dark past. In addition to a hygieul lam*. Wisconsin has an iro tiilon that gossiping can •d In the t taring that the fund the amoun i; tlie house is struck by lightning ' Tliat’s all they got, which or gouts ' is mighty expensive insurance. II aid MI.’DiriNt marriage clad pro- * punish- Thomasvllle That aatl-gossfp Tlraea-Enterprise r .Uw was probably passed to kei*p 5|. th# officials who make hygienic in- from telling what they hear Union. *”•1 >t shorte»i ;il< life? There '•e:i,s t.j !»e n«> sort of doubt tha' it do!. He was warned of the pen-1 •Hy v. hi«!» refusal to follow the ad-! THE FAMILY (fil’GII vs<e ot !ii- physicians would require! ”” f . . , . , , ... In every home there sho*Gd he a ■ t hint, l»iit he stuck gamely to his . . I hottl* of Dr. Kings New Discovery [<»st. "It i< not al! life to live, nor ready for Immediate use when any HI of d*-.ith to die." The vouu" I men,ber of tbo fam * ,y contracts a n i cold or cough. Rromnt use will stop • • o.i^u-ssrnan ,\as able to the spend of sickness. L A. Slid, of L-,r * duty in that light, and as long] Mason, Mich., writes: "My ;»s strength lasted, he stuck to hla lost When his body gave way, he was ready to answer the summons which he knew was soon to come Let those ridicule him who will. They can neither Injure him nor Chicago, Oct. 1.—Chicago today faced the problem of devising ipl ated with mediately some means for the dis position of seven hundred tons of I pa range accumulating in the city m Insurance ; olFy . daily. in -.x i At midnight last niuht. the plant I company mil ro-, ()| „. e ,. hica „ 0 Compnn.v. of-the money paid which had been taking care of the I n fuse was closed. The company : announced its course was due to th** failure of the city to meet its pnv- j ments to it. , I Mayor Carter Harrison has called ( a special session of the Citv Cotncil I for tonight to deal wtih the »roni«m. • Orders were sent out today to •cease the collect ion of garbage and jlou-e-holders were urged, for the i time being to hum all refuse. j The situation is regarded as very { your medicine.”—Mrs. Jessie Schaar, I serious, as there Ts always danger j 413 Main St., Grayville, Rl. i from typhoid fever at this season of | J The Republican pa»ty in Georgia, formerly composed of postmasters is • minus a few ardent and enthusias- . ti(- members, and tlie end is not yet. Grayville, Rl.—“I was a great suf- jfererof female cci.'.plaints for a year 1 got nothing li.jthat helped me un- ' !! I began taking T ydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- innind. I was irreg ular and had cramps so bad that I had to go to l>ed. Now 1 have better health than 1 have had for years and I cannot speak too highly of the 1 it not write I family depends upon Dr i Now Discovery a* the b« I and cold modi ine in 'b' j Two f»0c. bottles cured me jmonla." Thousands of othe Kin-’ Case of Mrs. Tully. is suggested today in some I ... . , . that tIi0 plant of tito rod.to-! Chicago, III.-“I take pleasure in aimrv hn seized hnt the Man ] wntinff to tltank you for what Lydta E. arded as practicable | Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has 1 : done for me. I suffered with such aw ful periodic pains, and had a displace ment, and received no benefit from the doctors. I was advised to take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, and am now as well as ever.”—Mrs. Wil liam Tully, 205? O b Jen Avenue, ’Chicago, Ill. famlio been equally honefitted am depend entirley upon Dr. King’ Discovery to cure their coughs- colds, thoat and L ng trouble--. Kv* r memory of him which the d^se helps. Prise f#0r an! SI.'m All druggists.. I If. E. Rucklen & (b„ riiiladclphia 01 St. liouin.—«dr, (loud thi ; eopie of his district cherish—Al bany Herald. RIDS WANTED. Bids will be received tin *0 ten o’clock Tuesday A. M.. October 14th, to deliver nt county's warenouse In Thomasvllle, Oa., with public weigh-, it’s certificate, i.OOO bushels, weigh ing 75 pounds each, of ear corn, well Ofn-shiieked. and fuMv dry. in quan tities of not less than 7>0 bushels. Mso to deliver 100 tons choice hay In quantities of not less than two tons, bidder to soecify variety of hay offered. Dellve-y to ne made before November 15th, 1914. The rigl t to re left all bids reserved. W. A. PR1NGLB, Chm.. Board County Commiulonerf. If you have the .slightest doubt that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta ble Compound will help you,write to Lydia E.PinkhamMedlcineCo, (confidential) Lynn, Moss n for ad vice, , Yoyr letter will be opened, read and answered by a wpmnn, and held In strict confidence. aft BANK of THOMASVILLE \ The Oldest Bank in Southern Georgia. | ' RESOURCES OVER $700,000.00 Depository for the State of Georgia, County of Thomas, City of Thom= asville, and the U. S. Govern= ment Postal Savings System. DIRECTORS: R. C. Balfour Theo Titus I. L. Hand James Watt E. E. Mack A.JM. Watson E. M. Smith B. H. Wright Robt. Thomas. E. M. Smith, Prest. James Watt,‘V. P. B. H. Wright, V. P. R. G. Fleetwood, Cash. Thomasville Bargain Store EXTRA SPECIAL SALE Saturday October 4 Men’s Pants, Best Quail SI.02 to $2.02 lilKli Grade I.adies Coats $2.00 to SR.08 HIMFS SWKATKIIS 43c lll(ill-nR.\l>K SWEATERS $1.03 CHILDREN'S SWEATERS 23c anti 43c MISSES’ WOOL SWEATERS 03c BOY’S SPITS 08c 1IOY-S SPITS, BEST QUALITY $3.!8 l-cst Ginelinins and Percals 8c Hot Quality Sea Island and Blenching 8c Prices on nil other Dry Goods nnd Clothing Cheaper Than Ever Itefore. FULL LINK OF LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. Please come In and see the Roods; if they don’t suit or the prices are not rlRht. don't buy. HKMKMBF.lt THE DAY REMEMHEI! THE FLACK, 321 W. JACKSON ST., REMEMHF.lt AND COME. Thomasville Bargain Store li. Goldstein, Owner. .'121 AV. Jackson St. Next to A. Philips Grocery Store. This store will be dosed from 6:00 P. M., today uitil Saturday, morning at 6 A. M. on account of Holiday. A big reduction that means bigger pro duction. We! have widened the circle of Ford enthusiaits by lessening the price of Ford cars—a price that is pos sible only because of our gigantic pro duction. Five hundred am) fifty dollars js? the new price of the Ford runabout; the touring ea: is six hun dred; the town op.r eight hundred—all f. o. b. Thomasville, complete with equipment. Get cata log and particular.! from _ (gLoganlAuto Exchange, ‘Thomasviile^Georgia.