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SKMMVKRKLY TIMES ENTEP.PJIK K, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 101.1 THE TIMES-EHTEflPRISE NEW I-WEEKLY edition ImuhI Kut) TucMiaj ami t riduy MEMBERS .I.SSOC 1 All: I > PRESS. Oat^ and Sfrim-U i*ekly Tlme*-Enter- prise Pub.ietied bv t.ha Tiine*-fcl3- lerprite Company, Thomaavil'e, Ga. ( Hl-GISTKK U.\SK, | quitt (xii'.vtv, IS. U. .IIKGKU Editor. w. I>. HARGRAVE .. .1111*. >1^* T Fiiliii GASES! HliSf THIW: UIS IHEtSE IKOM ('Oil- BEING (UN- MIIKKKI) nv ST.VIK PRISON iu).\i;i)—unique plea ex- tekkd for them. granted iiv the new iiamp- states enumerated in oot- !lim: (ifIVKKXDll—(’.*■ SK N» THWSFKHHED to THE I KD- eral coriit. TON MILL 111 SIN MSS IIV GOV ERNMENT— INIU STliV RANKS TIIUCl). Entered at the Thomaaville Poat! Office tor Transmission Through ’.be Mails as Second Class Ma'l Matter. 75 CENTS SO SCALE IN NKW YORK THAT FA 111 LOUS PRICES AUK BE- INfJ CHARGED—COLD STOR AGE and HENS A HE BLAMED. Subscription Kates: Atlanta. Nov. S.- -Threo impor- nrr tnnt cases arc ponding today before M ,j s | the State Prison I'onrd. # One is !or that of B. L. ami C. C. icegister, ,j vo ’* him. Vorl< f i'gl- The Fair $1.00 . .00 that they hav — i inj tiie three I wi re lawfully on tl seniMl time exceed- oars to which thc*> 'ntonoed for invol . Now York, Nov. 8.—far xs a-o Washington, Nov. 10.—With a to-* now so S(;are in New York that deal- output vnl-jcd at mure than six crs aro asktngr seventy-five cents a •Mired and twenty-live tnillton dol |,j 0/(M1 f 0r t.ho best quality, and it is mill industry ‘ -said the pri*.09 will likely go oven higher,. The wholesale prices are The Kirby Planing Mill Co, 1909, among the more ini' ortnnt in- ally junta manslaughtr \ lie e Is now transferred to the Federal writ of habeas n Court. Til th v nitre ah' ! f<*r a lienrir of ,T. .1. Min chain, ‘lie Griffin t i ill president. All three rare** ! given eonsideratSon vederdny | H be eonsidered further by ‘board today. EFFECT OF Not. 18th, l?th anil 20th. Tammany got a kick tvkoro It ll.Tts most. It is to to Jiulpe Cot. Eugene Is being heartily congratulated. Cip Castro had another revolution on bet played to on empty houso. ■ ■—-o—— Let a girl know you think she Is an anrel and you usually play the devil. Wilson now doesn't want anybody in Huerta’s cabinet to bo President of Mexico. The Mexican problem gets nearer and nearer to the eventual and ex pected climax. If Oscar Underwood is a "tool of j Wall Street," he has a mighty keen j j n Securities According to llis State- edge In Alabama. ! • ment—State of Connecticut ; behalf of Thaw is ponding. ! 1 Governor Felkner based his do is- l ’ aFP 1 ion on the Indietr.iont returned rtcrain-t. T-^w, ?.n V-.* 7“'*. * r^- •mlly. charing n 'onspifasy to es- \\.»s IN leased ill New Y<rk Ky Judge Who Told Him Hereafter to Try His Experiment* at Home. New York. Nov. 7.—The unusual plea of a man in the nl ht con r t here early today got him off s'’o f t free, of the charge of. drunkenness. The prisoner was George L. Dolbert. a physician. He said he was a student of alcoholism, and only drank whis key to learn its "scientific effects.” The presiding magistrate accepted the plea, and discharged the pris oner on the one condition that all his future experiments along the same line be conducted at hie home. TUFF HAS §150,000 that fa t dustrius of the United Statt third in the number of purtons em ployed and seventh in the value of goods produced. The fi mes for that year have just been compiled by Lite Census Bureau and made public to day. A striking featura of the report eggs, to relieve tho situation 3*:.* tho di& overy that tho increase jj ere tho manufacture of cotton pro , * __ cl».its was much greater in th<* South than in the North. The industry is , ranked now quoted at sixty-two cents per dozen. 1 he failure of the hens to lay till** year and the unusual shortage of the cold storage supply, are given ns the reasons for scarcity. Many dealers are planning to im *d nln :.-st of til Interesting News Notes From j llusy, Hustling Metcalfe. kner raid that Th from justice, hecat indictment. He s: sufficient to warr: ‘-•t and trial. Go in tli in cl- Hied mental rnnr an investigation of Thaw's ondition, and of the guilt or inno» enee of the accused. Thaw’s attorneys announced Im mediately that they would file an amendment to their petition for habeas corpus, application for which was made soon after Thaw was nr rested in this state. The original petition was based on the allega tion that Thaw was indi ted for eonKofracy by the Duchess county grand Jury. Because the extradition was granted by Governor Felkner, on the strength of the New York county indictment, it will be neces sary to amend the petition. Thaw was not present when Gov ernor Felkner announced Ills decis ion to the attorneys representing the fugitive and also to those repre senting the State of .New York. Thaw will remain here in the custody of a United States Marshall, and the Sheriff of this county, both For-! of whom have been appointed Mississippi River, says the report.] Metcalfe, Nov. 7.—Mr. II. C. Copc- thero being only twenty establish- Iaml Ir , a de a business trip to Thom- n:i nts west of that river. nsvillo Monday. Massachusetts was the most im-; Deputy R M. Bentley carried a il or!.ant cotton manufacturing state, negro to Thomasvllle to jail M n- North Carolina came second. Sou; h day. The negro was first }/ t in tho "nro’ina third and Rhode Island town "lock-wr*,” and had almost fourth. Georgia, Pennsylvania, Now burned his way out, when Bentley ; Hampshire. Con tie -ticut and Ala- discovered It. Messrs. It. E. and .1. V. Stringer WEATHERBOARDING •svt, Protection of course, good looks thrown In, quality you must have, quantity that you pay for, and at prices that are in keeping with the other requisites. There are several styles that you can select from, but there are tw 0 popular onf*; Plain dressed one side and each edge, and is about % iich thick, this Is made three grades Novelty is 7» Inch thick, and the most saleable style 19 finished with a cove on one edge, and shlplapped on the other as to fit over the edge of the lower piece, three grades of this also. LET US SHOW YOU THE STYLES AND TELL YOU THK PRICES. ^kV KIRBY PLANING MILL TKOlUASVILLr, GA Long Distance fKone ZC4. CO. hnma ranked in their order named in cotton manufacturing enter; rises. In the three states of Alabama, South Carolina and North Carolina, r.ine per cent of all the employees were under sixteen years of age, j do a business tri-p to Boston Sat urday. Mr. Ansel Deklc Is rtlll very sick. We horn to sec him out again soon Mr. W. B. Watkins, Jr., is building Gets Two Per Cent. 0 | New Haven, Conn., .Nov. .. It is positively annoying for thejmer President William II. Taft hoi Js i guardians for his safe-keeping, pend- . securities valued at one hundred and ' ing the Federal proceedings, stylish women of today to get De - (fifty thousand dollars, according to! Governor Felkner declared that tween you and the light. his lists recently filed with the State | for him to have refused the extra- Treasurer. idltion would have been a subver- | These lists were filed in response s j on on his cart over tho proceed- The newly elected Governor of i to the demand that all bonds sub-lfoug 0 f the court of another state. , . .. je« t to a state tax be registered. The , This was in violation of the Federal Massachusetts wont change jIs poll-. g la te gets a two per cent tax. 'constitution. tics like Ills predecessor did. j j The Governor said that Thaw Q j >l.\h')NK NOMINATED AS I could sue out a habeas conpus writ COLLECTOR PORT NEW YORK.! and ,n t!iat wny takp the ras0 ,nto .the courts. The State Attorney bile in the Now England states a nPo house on the old plantation the report says that women em- near home of Mr. W. S. Odom. Youn*r ployees formed tiie largest percen-»Mr. Watkins is a good farmer and is taro of workers. sure to make a success. —• Wo are all glad to have Dr. Ham- Cur.. Old Sora., Otnor Remedl.u Won’t Ur..! p rk w "'’ U pJ," Thewors.ca.e*.p.malletothowloDK.tamlir.f. ' !° Wn " nd *" haV « ^ • h ° rSeS - Vnt ' wre cured t>y the wonderful, old reliable I : ®“ • Porter’s Antiseptic HeaiinR oil. it teller* j We are sorry to know that Mrs. Pam and Heals al the w.-um; time. 25c, 50c, J;.!* ■ , ^ Zciglcr Is now confined to her Rdv * ! bed. Mrs. Zelgler is about the old- - 1 - ; est woman In our community, and ' we are afraid sbo is getting too fee* “ bio to stand much sickness. We trust that her illness will not prove to he serious and that she will soon be up again. 'J ho Kpworth Lca'nio entertained i last Friday night at the homo of Mr. FOR SALE—Recleaned Appier Soed j am j Mrs. .T. T. Holland. The pro- Oats, and also hunting ^ licences. | o- rnm wa8 KO od and quite a crowd of T. A. Fut< h. 25-dfesw-tf. | y Dun g people were present. 1 The Kpworth League will here- WANTKD—Small Saw Mill to ?. on *; after hold meetings each Friday It's alright to be a world-beater if you can, but it's also comforting' to have an egg beater at homo. Jesse Mercer made a good state relief tor of Customs for the port of New York, was sent to the Senate by President Wilson. Malone r third Assistant Secretary of officer and he got out without any State. He will succeed 'John Pur- , . , , roy Mitchell, who was recently elect- kick when another fellow E ot his e / Mayor of New York Washington, Nov. 10.—Tho nom1-' General advised the granting of tho nation of Dudley Field Malone, as extradition We expect to eat the best "Geor gia Products Day Dinner" ever— spareribs, greens, com bread and sweet taters. WHY NOT GET A GUARANTEE? Ex cry Article of Merit That Is Sold These Days is Guaranteed—No Guarantee Often Means Poor Quality. At a conference of his counsel to day, it was decided that Thaw woifld remain here while his attorneys prepare the papers for the proced ure in the United States court. Thaw had no comment to malm or. tnc Governor * decision, but his mother later i^suel a short state- tract to cut 50J,000 ft., yellow pine. J. II. Flowers. Iw d & S«v LOST—Between Thoinasvillo and Jones Bridge, S. & W* hammer- less r.s, silver-plated pistol. $r. reward for return to T. S. Single tary. 8-dfisw tf. instead of once a month, and the socials will remain the same. Wo are glad to see tho young people carrying on this good work. CORRESPONDENT. SALE— ‘ All sues. Call or write Mr. Care Peacock-Mash Drug D SW 10-9 tf. rmy tents, slight-- ducking j 5. ringer, j To Cure a Cold ?:•. Or.c Day 'jkc LAXATIVE ISROMr. r .- : . jr*. It stop* the r,unh mid nendachc ' t\.* rff the Co! : . .•.aif*»«t» refund nif.u-v It f iU to cur-. .. W. GROVE o - ‘ h box. 2:. rcent, saying that the devision was OATS FOR SALE Best not a shock to her, hut it v. as u keen j Proof Oats^ Reeleaned, disappointment nevertheless. Rust and Smut. Thomnsvllle, Ga. Best Red first l Free Fr *in } W. Stone. 7-3tsw. REV. L. A. TUGGLE WRITES December, church was me as pus- Thanks Those Who Have Aided Him in His Work. 1 ° I There Is very little oxvuso for any I I take this method as a means of 1. there had been a permanent d«ijon, ^hat^he ha. been tn«lc U ™d registration, there wouldn't have a o lhe buyer hild ' to )()ok ollt _ bu ,' to this church during my pastorate, been any talk about the Worth tedav it Is unusual to llnd a mer-,) have been with till V Chant who will not return the money boFlnning. under cnnvnn. on Jul. county vote. l or Jinv article that has proved un-;' 1 !*'* Ibl., at tin: as Sunday. School p 1 mtir factory. ISirperlntendent up to | An excellent example of this kind °f ^‘ ia .V year ; wkcn fair dealing is shown by the clenn-cut guarantee that the Pea- cork-Mnsh Drug Co., gives on Dod son’s Liver Tone. ; These people tell us that any per- ■ son who pays SO cents for a bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone and does in not find It a gentle and most pleas- of ant liver tonic, harmless, but a sure reliever of constipation and a They all like a perfect substitute for calomel, can, „ , . 4 . pot mnr.nv inrk Iiir» nu nuifir tow Street, and the contract has Junket home, once In so often and ^ py , an Rot y , t OI1 , J of t ' hc n money 1 1, . pe _ n ..', 0 ‘l 1 ®. bu . i l dl “f._ W J 1 .'_. ^ are entitled to it. drawer. 0 Dodson’s Liver Tone has practl- cally taken the place of calomel. Roscoe I<uke is the best naturod j s absolutely harnless, sure in its .■won that has been beaten, that It has aftJoo and causes no restriction of (By Associated Press.) Malta, Nov. S.—Great throngs athered here today to look at the | American battleship "Wyoming," —Chimney building ' " h ' c 1 h ls «»•« larR<,3t and most ipow- and Syrup Evapora- crf ;',' cver ”, horl! - Special! General j u b-ppoarance created an unv<nl tills morning. TH0MASV1LLE BARGAIN STORE 321 W. Jackson St. Thomasville, Ga LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Take Notice:— The winter is here and you all need wood and clothes to keep warm and protect your health. Come to the THOMASVILLE BARGAIN STORE, where you ca» all get fitted out with winter clo.hes of the best quality for the least money, and you will have money left to buy the wood with. Come and see tho great bar'ains and you will be pleased. Re member the plac3, C?1 W. Jackson St. Romenibor the a«.*v, Novem ber 8th, and remember the sale will last for tsrt days euly. Notice (he fo!loivin£ low prlics: Ladles good quality, full size Coat *3.711 High-Grade Ladles Coats, all colors $8.18 Ladies Dresses and Woolen Goods $1.18 Ladles Dresses, High Grade and New Styles $3.02 Children’s Coats, Good Quality and Style $1.87 Misses Coats $2.18 Best Bleaching and Sea Islands 7 8c Best Work Shirts 38c Work Pants 30c Good Tailor-made Men’s Pants $1.08 and $2.02 Latest Style Men's Tailor-made Suits, best quality goods $0.22 High Grade. Best Quality Tailor-Made Men’s Suits $13.02 L. C. Smith’s Shoes $2.42 Best Work Shoes $1.82 and $2.38 All goods in proportion and cheaper than ever—come and see —if the goods don’t suit and the prices are not right, don’t buy— but remember, this Is the place and now is the time to Pot great bargains and a heap of goods for a little money. TAKE NOTICE: "I met Mr. Goldstein yesterday and asked him how he could sell his goods so cheap and received a proper answer. He explained to me that he bought his goods in large quantities In the cheapest markets—he is working hard himself and has small ex penses and has ?mnli rent to pay, fo he can sell his goods cheap and give good bargains for a little mon*»y. I went to tho sale myself—spent $18.fi0 and was xvell satisfied with what I got for my money. Tf you want to save money I would advise you - to go to tho Thomasville Bargain Store. 321 West Jack- son Street. Thomasville, Ga., and save the difference."—(One of Many Testimonials.) H. GOLDSTEIN. Owner. ::V!CK J1A.1K Grain Hut tin ’ [trick Work! Robert Drown. 011 B,lr ln " ,0 harl ' or - " ,lcn u ‘ lrr,v0 ‘ l Hardaway St., Thonittsvllle, Ga. Remember the lt-d&w. taw-makers sometimes degener ate Into law-breakers, is the com ment of tho Ware County News, on the Mexican situation. Those Senators who stayed Washington enjoy the squirming those who didn’t. 1 have been with the work since its WANTED Men and w« *uen to in- 1 life new lino Paten’ Tension MONEY TO LOAN We will loan yen money on your farms In Thomas or Brooi\*> coun- gam/.ed. They tor at that time. We only had ten members and no houso of worship, and no money, either. Notwithstanding all this, wo had to worship under canvas, even in the midst of winter. The interest and attendance kept up' well. Since that time the member-' WANTED AGENTS Ball Rearing Fit-like- u-Glove .•shears. Biggest sellers ever pro- Jucod- Agents making 15.uO to j tios for *! or 5 years. $.8.0 0 per day, full or ar t time. Best commissions or sa.ary. Free particulars. Address crick, Ideal Shears iV Cutlery Co., Marine Building, Chicago. ship has doubled. Wo have bought ( anil paid for a suitable lot on Bar- Street, and the contract has 1 -either sex, for habit or diet. No wonder tho drug ever been our fortune to see. He not ,, rfV i 0 f . n > rind to guarantee it, r.ile othe** remedies that Imitate he clniii's of Dodson’s Liver Tone with the victors. aro no ^ guaranteed at all.adv. only smiles but he actually laughs tarted within the next few days f \vl«h to thank al) who have son-! I tributed to this worthy cause, and t« I especially do I wish to thank the committeemen. Messrs. I). H. Par ker, It. E. Lester and W. B. Ham-] bleton, who have aided by contribu-j tlon and solicitation. May the bless ings of God rest on yon all. and wo earnestly vo»»r hep* to t>*« fu ture. LUTHER A. TUGGLE Economy Administration Cook I!ook. the much talked of and big- pest seller of the year. $11.00 to $15.00 per day right new. Free descriptive circular or send 25c for Outfit at once, and fir«i choice of territory. Best Terms Also Best Selling Holiday Rooks. Com binatlon Outfit, 25c, 50 per con’ commission. Address A. B. Knld- man. Publisher, 136 W. take 3t.. Chicago, III. Interest payam' veariy a- f; pc cent. CHASE & MALONE. Private bankers, Moultrie. Ga. (Advertisement.! Dr. F. A. Strobel CHIROPRACTOR If you are sick, do not lose hope. Many ‘patients, with so-called "In curable” diseases, have been perma nently restored to perfect health, by Chiropractic (Spinal) Adjustment. Examinations Free. Phone 11!. 13-21 Williams IRdg. Thomasville, Georgia. BIG SELL-OUT SALE Is Now going on at the Big Store of p Clark Brothers | Thousands of Bargains for you. fVioney Loaned FARM LOANS PROMPTLY' MADE At t% lntorcot, pajabio annually. Tho borrower has tbo privilege ot paying part orall of (be principal at any interest period, stopping Interest an such payment. I will .are you money. Come to see me, or write. Prompt attention given «)' written Inquiries. W. M. BRYAN, OFFICE OVEIl POST OFFICE, TIIOMASVIl.Dh, GKOttGIA. era r arm, been divide d in’o fit a ? fr$cfs ?rd will te scld cn easy terms rRSDAY NOVEMBER 14th; 1C A. M. Barbecue, Band Concerts, * * C/C# Silver Souvenir. ST AUCTION SALES MANAGERS. A. 0, GATES, QUITMAN, (A., AGEE