The Times-enterprise semi-weekly edition. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1???-????, December 26, 1913, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextBEAD-WEEKLY TIMES-ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1013. 'Make Your Own CARBONIC WATERS USING “PRANA” CARBONIC SYPHONS SIMPLE II \ \I)V ULK.WLY HKU/THITL, i:ei*E(tivi:. INEXPENSIVE THE FAIR: \\i:no.\i:r Syphon nt i \ ill charge tlie —roi: sale by- Ingram Drug Company, IPlEINTS FOSS OVER THE FOR iEXT YEAR BURIAL OF OEIO nr Mr. Dnn- ,,1 renew 0 M The Tlmes- Enterprlse be n welcome visitor to rvorv household in nil this fair South Georgia se tion. Gocd-bve, till we meet again. ■'UNCLE J." i'UY 1YII.I, III; MINV AND I'AR-'CAl.l'MET, SCENE (IE M'lilttlifLE ii:ii. is evidenced pa Tin: CONTRACTS Jl'ST AM TKDED TIIROClilloCT THE * HEAT; SOUTHWEST. DISASTER, MIKING 1 l() DECIDE WHO SIIAI.I l-’HAV IT NEI1AI, COSTS. BARNETTS GREEK Columbus. '.ill., Dec. i6. c!n.-trial Index says in its this week: • The extensive amount stantial construction work the expenditure of lam* mi will be begun in the Soul! mediately after New Ycnr illustrated by the contra is:?ue tor of sub- ur.olving ms which i west iin- - 5 Day, is :ts that Calumet, .Mich.. I for. nr separate investi ’ations o. ct's Christmas disaster, ia wity-two persons,• most if rre children. wore killed, •o»-e«Mling today, a dispute i» aged as to who should ln.r; ight Christmas tree Wednesday; . as quite a success. A pret-! l ocated tree and plenty of l resents, as well as good behavior.! ontributed to the enjoyment of a j being large crowd of people. the Little Miss Katie Belle Atkinson, While Cal u- whicli whom were This foggy weather is bad on the meat that has been killed. Mr. Samuel Wei>t is visiting his son, the Rev. .1. A. West at Norman Park at tills writing. Christmas is here, and lio.v many are ready for ’t? We don’t mean, ready for a big iroli<\ but are wo all ready with our hearts full of love and gratitude to (Jod for the great love bestowed on the children of men. Let us praise the Lord for j Jesus Christ, who loved as and gave ; himself for ns, that we might have lifo and peace. May wo all live, through the holidays like we were ! around the Babe of Bethlehem, and ; present to him the rifts of ,~,lory and i honor from a pure heart, made clean J bv faith in His Mood and His par- ! doping love. The many friends or Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lavendnr extend their heart felt sympathy to them in the loss of j their 1 S-montha-o!d baby, whoop ing rough being the cause of its I death. The body was laid away „o 'rest in the Salem cemetery Sunday lafernoon. The Lord has taken .'in i'other sweet llower to adorn His j kingdom. Mr. and Mrs. J. TI. Smith spent I Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. i Prank Candy. J Sorry to sav that Mrs. M. M. Hobbs, is ftili confined to her bed. May j she soon bo up again. Keep sober through the Christmas j holidays and you wont lie likely to ! get into unnecessary trouble. HAS FULL ON DISPLAY UP-TO-DATE LINE of CEDAR HILL USEFUL FURNISHINGS FOR Ladies gDBud! Gents SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS. WATCH OUR WINDOWS THE FABR. i-tims erne ■oppt The peace-makers m ffort to end the piolonged Mrs. J. B. Wilson, trike in this section. Over! Mr. and Mrs. J. M.„Richards, must have rainy must have some of Tallahassee, is visiting her aunt,: days, and also —Iny Christmases. Herbert II. Quartern!,in and grief, and have have been awarded this week. Recommendation for the award'of or , drainage improvement, contracts for tJ . sums amounting to about $600,000 ln have been made at Savannah, (la. A contract ha? be^n awarded for the construction at Augusta, Ga., of a Federal post office and court house building to cost $2SS,000, and to be constructed of Georgia marble. A $10,014 -treet paving contract: n ," e ,, sti „ sonie orer lias been awarded at Jacksonville,' y.hether the offers oi il’.o (.iti/ons* this being for only a jmrt of paving Alliance, which has boon thought to be constructed imu-cdiately. hostile to the strikers, to defray the »A. contract has been awarded for rial expenses, shall be accepted. :iild ... ement, hop-, with their parents at Riverside. the Metialfp, aro bodies of the dead i in the peace nu ee and end to the bitter labor Maste •s which have torn the Calu- asville, is spendin copper regions lor several relatives, months past. Mrs. Gertie Sp. The warring factions are united in spending tho n0 Mrs. J. T. Stewart. pending the holidays i Miss Annie May Byars visited Rev. r Heyward Drew, ot Thom- i Sunday. Christmas with 1 .Mrs. J. F. Dincan at Oak lav ;;ht to the labor battles, which . indirectly blamed for the catas- the < or.‘tract Jon of a court house and jail for Blake county, Georgia, to cost a total of $12,000. Hernando county, Fla., has voted $200,000, and Clay county', Fla., $150,000 of road construction bonds. Dozier L. Smith, of Thomas- •illo was a caller at the homo of Mr. T L. Rooks Christmas day. Messrs. Eugene and Henry Bar- \ ick are at home from Norman Park or the holidays. Little Miss Alice Singictary has •eon sick for the past two weeks, ; hut ia better now. j A Matter for Mate investigation. Mrs. W. L. Butler is 'spending l Washington, Dec. 2G.—Secretary Chmtmas with her parents in Thom- ;of Labor Wilson today ordered John asville. IB. Depsmore, the Department’s so-1 Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Murphy, Mrs. W. II. Wages spent a few ays with her sister. Mrs. J. N. Don-! ence of .Meigs, isi- ,(,=on jn Thomasville the last of k with her shster, the week. Mr. John Alexander has returned from Albany to spend Christmas. Rev. Harvey Waves filled his regu- • lar appointment at Knglowood, near ' Fitzgerald, last Saturday. Orr schools vacated last Friday for the holidays. They will open again mi the f rst Monday in January. Moving is the order of ihe day in our community. Quite a n imber of good people have already moved on Mr. .T. H. Flowers’ farm, which is fine addition to our community. STORM LEAVES ISfIM flEPBESElTATilTE J WANTS^ j 1IU LS and MKAL—For sale cheap. Evans & Son Imo. ) Heitor, to Calumet to assist in the , Coolidge, are visiting their mother. Mulberry. Fla., ha arded a con- sctIllng of the ropll( , r s trikc.The Sec- Mrs. Sanders during the holidays. tract for the construction of a sewer system. contract has been awarded by ;retary of Labor thinks the Christ-! Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Hudson spent ■map, tragedy is a matter for state Christmas with relatives in Thom _ 4 . ; investigation, and has therefore or-! asville. Green county, Ga., for constructing dere( i i) ensmo re to take no a steel bridge over a river. .that matter. Ben Hill county, Ga., has awarded, 1 part in contract for the erection school building. In addition, a largo number of contracts have been placed for the ; erection of numerous business build-; ings and reeidences. Fourteen new corporations have been organized during the week with - minimum capital stocks aggregating. $2,442,500. HIKED AT TAMPICO HEWS OF GRADY CO. Well, it ’ns rained a little for Rebels Captured Convoy Train and lls but has not turned cool yet. Thirty or More Were Killed ' Mr an( j m r -,. W. L. Watson in tho Interior. j) rs . Watson's sister, Mrs. M. ... „„ , A. Wnlsingham Monday. Washington, Dec. 26.—The State Jlr nIu j Mr3 . Charlie Brinson A company Is being organized at , a ; spent last week with their uncle, Macon, with capital stock of $100,- j force of Re . bcls Thursoay de- Mr E _ P . Scully. 000 to operate a line of river motor i f' l '°Y? <1n „SL 0I Y:7??i tra .l tl ,.,°!' 1 Mrs. Will Britt was the hostess boats between that city and tide-! 11 ® National Railway, killing thirty- B delightful candy pulling at her water. se '’? 1 “ “ en ' ... , home last Wednesday night. Those A paper mill with daily capacity: Tampico situation was today , )reHen t were Misses Beesie Rollins, * ‘ * ' ‘ j Mattie Rollins, Oollie Mao Brinson, jAnnio Jean Cumbie, Ruth Thursby, Bert Long, Louise Bockworth, Liz- 'zie Brinson, Mrs. Katie Bell Ward. ' Messrs. Otis Brinson, Joe Ward, : George Beckworth, Orin Mimms, t a «,r ia, oc tu uia Theron Mimms, Alton Mimms, Les- V K Angelw, Dec. 26.—The hls *| ter Brinson, Jim Scully, Charlie and Clayton, Ala.: apartment house, | tor * (: P»aza d 1st rfct here, where 11 Brinson Cricket Brinson, Jap Brin- Atlanta: two steel bridges overj r * ot the unemployed yesterday sQn d aude waters, and others. »r, Elbert and Madison counties, resulted ln one death and the ser- The game crowd attended a candy : administration and other build- ,OUH injury n dozen persons, was nulling at the home of Mr. William „ /.i..,m,.u lodav nlnced under nracticallv a mar- L. r of 50 tons will be established at j roporl as unchanged. Gordon, Ga., by a company organ ized by capitalists of Macon and Eastern cities. # Among other item* of construction work to be done are: Paving, Pen sacola, Fla.; school buildings, $75.- 000, Ft. Pierce, Fla.. Starke. Fla., RIOT IN EOS ANGELES Industrial nlants will he estah-iH.il law by the police. Jishcd as follows; Fertilize..- factor- Th <> riot yesterday occurred when ies. Adel and Winder, Ga.: bottling lho Police tried to break up p. street; plant, Macon. Ga.: Relit and power I u uet’ng of a thousand men, most plants to be enlarged. Bartow, Fla.:: of "' hom wpra foreigners, wnen vio-■ Hniber plant. Poker. Ala.: exc-dsior speeches were made. Plant. Pensacola, Fla.: cannery, De- % troit. Fla. J I A bank has been organized at May berry Ala.’ DEWEY SEVENTY-SIX TODAY Washington. Dec. 26.*—Admiral George Dew'»v c elebrated his .seven ty-sixth birtbdav by appearing early at Ms office this morning, to dis charge his duties a* President of tho Naval Board. Admiral received Folsom-Bruce. Miss Iradelj Kelson*, of this city, and Mr. Calvin Bruce, of Cairo, were married yesterday afternoon at three thirty at the re3iderHC of‘Miss Fol som’s brother, Mr. B. A. Folsom, on Grady Street. The ceremony was performed in the presence of a few frJond* and relatives, Rev. J. M. Outler, elating. Tho young couple left the city on the afternoon train for Cairo, where they will make their home. Joe H lie and family spent Sunday at Mrs. Lizzie Mimme. Misses Ruth Wilson, Allie Thomp son, Joe Emma Thompson and Mr. Robert Kindlo visited Miss Leoln Watson Sunday. Mr. Lee White and Miss .Mariali Vick dined with Miss Leola Watson Sunday. Several of the McGrawites attend ed tile preaching services ai Knon offl ‘ | Sunday. j Mr. C. J. Prosser and Ms. iver- I son Hobbs have returned home from I riant City, Fla., where they have J been visiting their uncJe. , ... , , Ml”” Folsom I, a lovely young, "ji r _ and . i, uti i er Lavender, of Mrthilaj gifts anil co.igratula- woman, who has many friends In .,„ r . in - r „ visiting tile latter's sls- , , .°A ran .’A. , . rom a11 S0ctl0113 ot |T hp cl‘y Both have tho best wishes, Mm , >n Herndon this week. th»* United States. | for a very happy wedded life. a 0 Shingles iero are several kind* of shing les. made from trees, among them "«• nnme Xo’s. 1 Heart, 2 Sap In I'iue, 1 Heart in Cypress, and “Just *>li ingle*.*' (.Ood shingles should he well saw- «*d, • inches wide, 1H inches long •'lid a uniform thickness at the butt. Ia*t us show you, we are selling *f them, so you l»ad lietter hur* KIRBY PLANING MILL CO. THOMASVILLE, GA, tSHS. Pittance Phone 264. • »»Ov Miss Bertie Pilcher Is spending the Christmas holidays with her par ents at Melee. Miss Pearl Laster visited Mias Sal- lle (folding Tuesday nlglu. Mr. 1. P. Hart mado a business trip to Thomasville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Johnson and children visited Mr. and Mrs. n. J. I.aster 3unday. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Wood and chll dren visited Mr. and Mrs. 1. P. Hart Sunday. Miss Nannie Mac Williams, of i pavo, visited Miss Pearl Laster Sun- ! day. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Parrish visited i Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Hobbs Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Blanton vis ' Ited the lattor’s oarents, Mr. and I Mrs. I. P. Hart Tuesday, j Several of our young people en ' joyed themselves at a Candy Pulling Friday nlprht at the home of Mr. and '■ Mrs. Irwin Johnson. Miss Alice Ralford Is spending this i week at homo with relatives. 1 «Mr. J. A. Sherrod has returned j home from Merrillville, where he has been visiting his eon, Mr. S. A. Sherrod. ! Among tho vlsitora at McQraw Sunday afternoon were Mlssea Liz zie and Winnie Harvey, of the Enon community; Mines Annie and Ei- telle Smith, nt Coolidge; Mr. and Mn. Tom drlffln, of the Enon com munity. Well, Christmas is here again. We are giud to see the glad sea son. Wonder if dauta Claus will make us a visit? Mr. ti. L. Wood, who hag beou I llecnuse Sub-Committee nl Dig Con- | ferenre Made Meport t„ Dower j HUNT-Furnished cottage for I Standard of Safety. [ th e season. It. H. Neel. 20-tf Seagirt N. J., Dec. 2G.—A storm! London, Dec. 20.—Andrew Furl-, ~ ' : which raged along the New Jersey sheths. President of tbo ,nterna-|WE PAY CASH For show-cases, : coast at an early hour this morning, i tlonal Seaman's Union, has cabled' left a trail of wreckage strewn along to President Wilson his resignation , llie beach for many miles. Tho as a delegate to the International] heavy surf washed away houses and : Conference on Safety at Sea. I “ ; ~ , undermined tho streets. ! Furlsheths’ action is said to bo FOR aALE—Agricultural Fishermen were the worst suffer- because he is dissatisfied with the re-' 100-pound sacks. Ifirhly recom ers. Many of them are now home-; port of the sub-committee, oi which | mended by tho experimental sta- ! less, hut they are being sheltered ln ] he is a member. He argues that; j the lowii hull here. the sub-committee report lowers the | i So far as can be ascertain, there' standard of safety, and he has tliore- ! was no loss of life as a result of j fore refused to sign It. j 'the Storm, but the property damage, Furlsheths will immediately sail j , was large. I to the United States. He was not] . ! at his office here today. The list | of his colloaguos is also absent, nnd / j the only American delegates, when i | asked for s statement regarding Furlsheths resignation, professed lg- attending school in Macon, returned I T , Al ,ovo is Not u Riddle, Hut Ap- norance 33 tie cau6e - irorne Saturday to spend the Xmas j Now Mlulster From I no days with home folks. ] SIbii1 u , Uie United States. ) -Mr. b. NV. Carter wont to Quitman . Associated Press.) i Mr. Robinson Thanks lVople. Thursday on business | Washington. Dec. 26.—The new! . ^ Mr. J1 h Pope 0 Barwick. was mlBlster frora S hm has the longest I TT homasvIlle Ga., Dec. 26, 1912. acre on business Friday afternoon. jnan!ti on the Unlteil statC8 dlplo . Editor Tlmes-Enterprlse, Mr. Hines Carter and Miss Flor- ] mat i c j| st it is Phya Prabhakara- Please allow mo space in your cnee Beatty wore out driving Sun-| vonga Ho recently succeeded Prince 1 paper to thank nil those who so Prabandh, who was transfcired to ] cheerfully aided me in setting a car day. Rev. and Mrs. 1. F. Duncan at-1 Berlin tended preauhliig at Summer Hill j Sunday. Rev. J. P. MlCann returned from; PARCELS POST CHANGES, the hoast one day last week. Mr. H. H. Quartermaa and Miss Annie Mao Byars of Thomasville, spent Sunday with tho Misses Dun can. Messrs. Eugeno Boles aud Gilbert ] load of good things for our 276 lit tle motherless children at Hape- I ville. May the Giver of all Oood Gifts bless each one whs had . . , „ , . . I rnrt ln this work, and may tho New ImproyemenU In Hi* Service^to be | Yea r bring to them many happy days. Made After January lit. On and after January 1. 1014, the limit of weight of parrels of fourth- Carter, accompanied by Mluea Ma- clafl ? mal1 ' for rtollver >' within tee many CHA’3. M. ROBIN.-.ON, Chm. Com. Mercer Association. furniture, bides, furs, bee’s wax, tallow and country bams. Jarvis B. Watkins & Co. Lime, in tion for oats and corn. Evans & Son. 12-12-4SW. FOR RENT—Modern apartments with all conveniences, nt moder ate rent. Also five room cottage on East Jackson. Phono 249. 17-lm. FOR SALE—b-passenger Rambler touring car, in Jam-up condition. Cost $2,600. Will sell cheap for cash, or will exchange for real estate. J. L. Turner. 29-eod-H WATCH LOST—Monday morning, between J. S. Montgomery’s and A. C. L. depot, Ladies Old-fash ioned gold watch, with fob and locket. Reward for return to Tlmes-Enterprlse. It. STRAYED HORSE—Small dark bay mare, with blaze face and small white spots on hips. Last seen Saturday evening on Oak Street, going north. Wns hitched to Chat tanooga wagon. Rewrard for return or Information. Tom Griffin, G'/o Tlmes-Enterprlse.22-2td-2tsg tuie Lee Belcher and Florence* Beat-j^ rsl aai * second zones, shall be in- ty attended rpoachlng at Unity Sun- creaved from 20 to 60 pounds, and day afternoon. jin the third, fourth, flfth, sixth, sev- The slug at tuo home of Mr J B. ' enth and etelRh 2° n es from 11 to Hicks last Sunday evoniug was: 20 Pounds. The rate ot postage on largely attended and enjoyed by all i r art ' 0,s exceeding four ounces in tresent. | wolght ln the third, fourth, Hi'th nnd \tn 'Sixth zones shall he a3 follows: man SaUrday on busTneas L ™ rd ^ 1°' "T iflrst pound, and two cents for each Wv n 'r via a “ 0 U r0 E on | additional pound to fraction thereof. cie on i Fourth Zone—Seven cents for the | first pound, and four rents for each Norman additional pound or fraction thereof, sister,; Fifth Zone—Elsjht cents Tor the j first pound, and six cents for each Mrs. W. NV. Alexander spent 3at-1 additional pound or fraction thereof. Mr» ay !?m n n S rl ay "ll’*! her mother *! Sixth Zone—Nine cents for the ’ near ^' er *reon. I first pound, and elsht cents for each ——— (additional pound or fraction thereof. These changes, coupled with the low rate of insurance, the C. O. D. feature, and quick deliveries ought to se lire tho patronage of the pub lic. Cooey, of Moultrie, were business Monday. Mrs. John Barrow, of Park, is the guest of her Mrs. I. NV. Ward. IT BUI In Georgia l ulcs Vou Hut ing License—Many Arrests For Violations, , On and nfter March 16, 1914, a Hunt-1 hooks will he Included in fourth class matter. Tho rates of postage on hooks weighing eight ounces or less, shall bo one cent for each two ounces or fraction thereof, nnd on those weighing in excess of elcht ounces the regular zone rate will apply. Atlanta. Dec. 20.—You can't kill a molly-cotton-tall in Georgia with out having a hunter’s license. That Is. you can, but you shouldn't, and I if ycu do the game warden will Mr. J. T. Hatcher, or Merrillville, probably get you. The rabbits arelleft Thursday for Fair Bluff,-N. C., not protected by the game law, but | to visit his mother, Mrs. Hatcher, you have to havo a license to kill I them Just the same. ; State Game Warden Davis lias received official notico of numerous arrests and convictions throughout the state during the past couple of weeks, for hunting without license, and for other violations of tho game law. Iu Fulton county, three negroes were convicted last weok in the At lanta criminal court and sentenced to pay lines. Two alleged violators of the law have been found over In DeKalb county, and other arrests have been made. MARKETS FOI THURSDAY Machinery For Sale 3 SIX FOOT 3IIOW CASES. 1 PAIR MARKET SCALES. 1 NEW $200.00 MEAT RE FRIGERATOR. MARKET TOOLS, KN1VE3, ETC'. 1 SMALL IRON SAFE. 2 LARGE MOSI.ER IRON SAFES, ALMOST NEW. 1, 20-foot CARPENTER JAP LATHE. 1 20-foot SIBLEY MACHINE DRILL. 1, lS-foot BARBER SHAPER. > ■ 1 CIRCULAR BERLIN RE-SAW. 1 20-h. p„ AJAX ENOINE. 1 HYDRAULIC JACK. belting, pulleys, shafting for complete machine shop. 1 HOISTING ENGINE. 5 LARGE TWO WHEEL LOG CARTS, 6" & 7" TREADS 2 FLAT CARS, ALMOST NEW. 2 LOG CARS, ALMOST NEW. ALL AT FANLEW, FLA. FOIt SALE AT AN INTERESTING PRICE. ONE NEW No. 5, UNDER WO OD TYPEWRITER. NEVER UN- BOXED. ONE No. 6 UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER, SLIGHTLY USED. (Typewriters at C. W, Cooper Co.’s, Thomasville, Ga.) C. W. COOPER COMPANY, Phone 46. Thomasville, Ga. Cotton December. . January 12.26 March 12.25 May ..12.24 Tone: 'Steady. Local spots, 12 centa. Open Close .12,20 12.07-09 6 Catarrh Cannot Be Cured. with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, u tbfj niHt rui-h tut Hit at tb* Catarrh to a bkx>4 ar cMatltutloual dlaaaaa, and In onlar to cart It you snut taka Internal rrninhta. Uall’a Catarrh 5?”.!* S* k, “. and acta dlrrctly upon tha blood and taocana anrfacra. Uall’a Catarrh ttra la not t quack medicine. It waa pra- aertbad br ana of tha bait pbyalciaca la th ** country for J nr* and to a regular prracrlpUon. ’( ’• eoatpaaad of tba beat toe lea known. .**€»- hted with tba batt blond purtiara. actlnr <n- ttcOy on th* muceuo airfare*. Th* perfect , Naval Stores Market. Savannah, Dm. 20.—Turpentine firm at 42 1-4. Rosin firm; type G.. 13.70 to $3.75; H., *3.79 to *3.77%: t, *L37Vi to $4.05 Splendid Opening for Crosstie Camp If you wish to enter the crosstie basinets, write Bos 112. Omega, Go. -a.;.' JtA. tts-good molee, 10 hsud* plenty of *"i^ ,.5Sw. W» tmr liio.oo per to purty Shhh But natty pm* fer ewsttHtM. J wbt). ^ *" There is Danger of a serious accident while driving 11 your carriage Isn’t ln good condition, with your running gear sound and safe. Don't ride ln n rickety or de fective carriage wjicn you can have It made good as new at a fair price, by bring ing It to— Automobile Pointing and Trimming, A. W. Palin & Son.

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The Times-enterprise semi-weekly edition. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1???-????, December 26, 1913, Image 4