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RltllES
the city a whole lot of 'money end ita
Citizen* «tiU more. Light* cm be pot
where the rank aud file and citizen* of
'moderate income can hare light*—and
pert* of the toirn that are now indark-
ne*a can be lighted hp and'not cost a*
mgch as it doe* now. Instead of being
an expense, it will make money for the
city and help pay ita pteaent or any fn-
tore indebtedneM, Why, judging from
wiiat oar iumnigation on tilt light sub
ject has dexoloped, if oar srstehi of
water work* was owned by a private
Concern a poor mau would hardly be
able to buy water enough to Wash bis 1
face in ^
In reference to tiie proposed sewer. I
ant in favor of tbe sewer while Idont
agree to some things that have been said
about it still I am willing to help tiie I
part of tiie town interested get it, but"
the light subject affects acd will benefit 1
tbe wl^ule town anil I trust every mau '
that can voto wilt come out and vote
for tn* municipal owhenship of ita elec
tric light plant.
Jae, V. Braun.
Remlntaoencei ansometime* profile-,
bio. They are nandly not ple**»nt.
There b one reminiscence tiiough Him
is alway* I'leasai.t and gpherally profit
able totlie editors of tiie Times-Eutor
prise.
Two jeers ago, on tbe first day of
November. 130!, tlia Times &nterprisc
passed into ita present control. Those
two year, Imre been bony ones. They'
have been “fat" joar* to oil Georgia
SHOW SAVINS.
As Time Shortens fnter-*«t in Voting
, Grows Intense-
every Friday byVhe
By Municipal Ownership Says Mr.
jig F. Evansi-
W.ics.Enterprise Publishing Co.
-W^snM. Hardy, President.
^ JoHn^O, McCartney, sac. A treaa
% - At the Time-Enterprise Building.
TliotnH*vilk*, Ga
Mr. Votf <r*pciwd to
give the public »i!l rlio light on the Light
question-1!
itj jriHi can, l will a^. you
fdr ftfcUiB.: space for a fevr\ fact* dial
figures on the subject. (
As cue of the citizens committee «Lo
lias at some expense Hurt a good deal of
time and trouble inrestisated the light
business. I wriio not from guess, but
from facth- y r ‘
There is no question in my rnind hut
that iho ownership Of the Electric light
plant by the city would be a first class
busiueiM imfc&tmeut paying a liaudeome
profit from the beginning. v Tbe city
would uot'h&ve to |»r a high priced
President and Treasurer as we already
have them in our Mayor and eity Treaa-
mar. YVe »l*o have our day ixid night
engineer and fireman as has already
been said by "medium tax payer,” We
would have to pay an electrician say
ditfJU.OU and two liueuieu ' <540.0l> each I
iliatweoo not pay now which vmld)
b*t the only nddittoual salaries the no i
quisition of the Light plant would h-J
quire. The item'of luet would be i-bout j
double what is now used by the water j
Works (we get tins e-timat© of fuel from [
our present VfUo.ent Sept, of water
works who bae reduced tnu coinsupUciiv
of furl fioui <4000 (N> i«r annum to
aooui <l‘iv0.00 ) This shows a total
u hlitiouui expense; that the city will ill
Entered *tt tin' ft f - Thomas*
yille, hi., rv* Wmd dare mail
nutter.
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tfficialPaperof Tliomas County
Guaranteed Circulation 2477*
Th it wa* a good meeting of Rood far!
zmant til* court h-nae v.sr* 'day.
Cola Gaa* Free.
Robert Cole, a Bo.tou negro charged
with auauil vrith iuteiK to murder was
Tliuraday admitted of thb charge by
He wu» defended by
Read' the took
ar.d learn the way
to t c cheerful cv ery
day. The secret
85 a sound stom
ach. Free at drug
states, or mailed
Ormaioclnb vriii.cn are aeitliiig rlio
fete «f ltie raiVtri* in Angu.iu 1 .till*
i Superior oouri.
! Hamntoudaoa tUuimomf and prorecu
ted by Solicitor Tiioinu* aiid Itovcoo
Lake.
teem jioegible, u rlio ijoailrupiiag of oar
weekly circulation. The circulation pf
the Weekly Timcs-Euterpriw in ntjw
ciiu.lderatrl wore' tiiaut I.fiUO, au.I oth
er. i outing in every week. Three-
foortln of tuii! uuutber hate been iid.iod
•ineo Xov. 1-t, lUOi. The "gr,nvtli i-
cfVheO-y l-ntier iUiunmted by Hgiirec
. feutu tiie peat idEne than liy »uj (lilop
julni. Hie average uumber of p iandtof
| the weekiv uiailert pat h F.id ,y tn Onto-
| ber 1338 w as let* than SO. The avenge
[■timber ofiiouiiea untiled e-vii week
I u niiig October IWM wiih in ire than 810,
i■ ti ine-reasu iu the etteultitiiiu o tt.e
•Wily cuiti g the t« o yo.tr. flu he- li but
llrtlo lent remarkable.
lioiea
•fewti
KEY-AREE.
ThtmaivM* M«n Rsturns From Cr
fiWilU Wlt^B lda
P >-.F-r sir -ld*> Wfiit up
fi.V4il.kir <»»«Y Ulid Ul+h’t fomu bsck.
'<y. i. ..I iif.dy v »sn*t i*u 'uuaid. i
•iho StanHir>g.
Mi»sMinnie Willisuis ......
" Alien Cartt;r,-Moics. ...
| “ J«»e V»uh, liestuu-
" May Bess rfluier
* Jouoio Brown, Gjii«:..
" Edtus Varnofltv.
" Lucy Parker
**' Mattie Thoiua^.
'•'Louie Emus, Co«j!x
"* Lillie WilUumr.
" (ieitrude Llo.il....
"•DeisyWle
DITTCS# CO.
STILUS ZLPMl A.
Mr. A. JR*. Key. au employee* of tl.c
AiUntiu Coast Line, retunirU to-Thom- '
osrille TattMhsy miruieg* fee us- Ca
milla, bnugiu# with him a bride* Be
Ws»taarriHl to-Miss Janhs Acrce ii» Ca
milla on Wedoenday. Theyouug coapie
W4ll be at homo* So their friends atithe
Tharp* restileucam Fairview.
Mr. Key is woii and favorably known
tuoor isajplu. bin. Key i» a member
of viiurot Mitchell ewuutj's b^et families*
autl lisa man? iadividual amac-tiona.
ribowiU be cordiaUy received by tins
people of ibis city..
YfrthdAif Kum.-velt bus inued hl»J
YhSblsVKivtiig brpc.ainauon. He might ‘
febrit like il u’W Hot* S. S / uc-cirted j 1
! bfitakepo I
Set. J. B ‘>u«iu bus hUv-vtcdod the
ie^K Mu uturdus u.nuu#.er of tl.c
teor^ia iri tuf! im| Huu u. (*•» v».»l
ave to tc.- a i.-bj i.t li.c pun to kitip 1 p
The regular 1a-
m of Ihe Daily Times-Euterprise is
ti.rfrom twice wtist it. was two
yean ago.
| in u.... *• diieotions too, the Wopeof
j the paper Iihs beeii wid i ed mid its n
j'liueiMf ii.creantid. Bui its ;«.-t atcua.-
P'^lto ufs,,we hope' will m«vo only j»
an Hide< In w? at may bedomtiu fnriiie.
| hefoie aunthtr bu tlicloy e iu.v aruuud
, ,r '» ttr-ipOF© that the Times-.Euierpiise
fthall printdd ou a new press—the best
/> * , . ■ . , | »• f^wgraat UeurgL, uuii wui be iolde.i
TT,;, i.rutunt or Ii.taivtatn .t •>«* hew. b) . I am „
•tlb wvfmev.i y./ecsionol tlm couicy | v<(
fnt.V fotw-B.ifri-ise voting votthwt : ^ K aW wo in-,» .Hipo.ra iit.v to tliauk
ortiKi-vrjitc*! gra-lflcariiii n, u l k-,. r U„i n.juia.v., . ». u i
th -VHtktof:t!ie.*difcor* of .the lwi*r oiitiuty for tliu lie irty wupiiort tlit-y liuto
• w-Uo* Ilia yoaug lhdUi OOkcarnrd. «fu‘(iirvr*UI/’ ...o ,.io,l Without a
S*how» better tliau almo*t almottany. ,ii„uauce of that 8u|,,«irt. we are
j thing el«*eoa;.i l O.Hip ptUfUWiJgtcreit UniHaUj wilb I., 1 V... can a. oouiylUI.
«««!• »« flKll,Otli»r..., Rouiotliing lor tiie community.
FARMERS’ INSTITUTE- !
A-SHIK'NG SUtEffSS
. Uo* R-l>. atimpWB who hm» been* Iu «piM-cf U^kae.iltnr tiWyt'-rtawa’
pretti-.lilu*fsr the PiawbycHao ehp.xdn liutitawMrtli- kwveuth Uwa-«(«*■.
ut tloico taw*galled. bUfitraitil. , w „ T tWI»
■non MulMatioee will be filled.hy Rev. ^,0 to>rd»*,b. h-u t a-v.... titnv i j ULfl.
K. B. Wi»herwnppuof Booton. KN.'K. Spivigbr at Horton ti l«v. K.
— *Kcud, !ed tv pray«r, Dr. T. MJduBitbah,
Kev. Junes M Knshm of BMtczi^jktftroduccd.i,' . J li aV t,«>.. A.-
I,Hit beta rw-ileeted avgmud. sammuier Unta whceuwuu aiiruht mUnrsfUg^ luik.
of tlnv Orsud. Lodgo uf Msseos for ou trcHf.r^-Jit.<.i hh»d. liy mtys-thaA;u»-a.
Georgia* R«v. liusldiais ono iho most jrulw .StmtUoru. iu oh ^ <»t» i,.jt jinm -b-ep
promiumt Mamrns of the state- and has-|’enough* iio*K li«r*in .lor mu wlh>. Wd«.
iu ifs “pr^parn iMi "givdit a
flavor similar to .
quite plecmm*to Vtke Mr .W. L, Kod-,
tifick, of Poo civile Md . in >p;-alting;
i#»* this remedy,'atvt:- "IU'\*y u^ed
Ch imborlahi’s Cofi^ » Run^v wi.dit.niT
childrtufoi* Severn; yeor^un.l turn trutli-
i he fraieruiiy.
a u:»*t iVcli are going to play
i Aliuiito* ThopowWr of die
iroug «i.ou^ii lo pttll Ivon the
vied gu.uts of gridirou fame,
net. Thu game would never 1
i ptuyed bu* for the V]K>rtiuu
’ the g\iUntu pu|i«trs. Gnuit-
< and lvi Camp oupliL to enjoy
,Vm ia tiie way Jod^e Parker dliara ■* O»ol
wke* V some of the taauei 01* tbe t -ftbi.:
«m|ialgna, ,,,, . r.' t • j 1 ***’
“Adufiniktretiui Mttmv'agahce moat a "vk-i
backeckod. iiti.cn
“Theto tuael tie i iiu'.i c|i|intunltyfof Jujvb m
alt. *mtqNe|«! jnlftb^a for mine,, <nbi-di.
govvrumout of Ini 111
-recently moved from Coleman. Ala . to
till, city and'will make their Irwun Imre
imrmniivtnly Theyarvat the Wnverly
J- At tiie, alterimoii brvmott Hr. linn,
cut s puke again, Hrul btcvvkrxcfyUiui
1 atitlica.iid.ihnfatt.ici*iiu tiia uniaj.uc
Mi,re* Ethel d.asulaanil Aliui. Prin
In led fur Bavatmali 'tiiewlay uto u-
*T: i. iball remiiu
.4 -t of meu.
-r„>jo must b\> a reform of th.e tar-
A NOVEMBER WEDDING.
Mlsa HaUio Mesh to Marry Mr J.
W»yo v MooVo.
. “j -* natfou wi>l no more hold an-
oUittV , i'<>i»leintier;»* «ual IokUko llull it
Will t« Iritote the ein-tfiviug vf ivdivulunls
|pl>r.*ktCWUR.
Ht'vetwliclmiuj
Ufa? i-soeSKfcbox’
The HU^r»^etrt-i>h of Miss llettie Ma»h
r«» Mr’.l. Wayi.o Moore of Athu.ta* lmr
unimuMvd The »vt*diiinn to i.d;e
iliij ortum,'0 ms tt.te
.■ut towertho quet*-
dtness-
lba- partiierrhip b<‘t\h*‘»i» the
B»qwwuA«>*tt leaders ami the tius.ut •^»u-
• r *fb profit both,'and hurt to
It* istuo(t, favord*!y know .
The time iagrowimr short and the in
terest in tiie voting contest tor th*
pupnlar yooug Jariy futeuse. At nine
o'clock next Wednesday night N w em
ber 10th, it will be all over but ti e trip, j
Arrangement have be*h follyc«ui»;*e id!
and e/trv detail fur the pleasure «Ld|
comfort (ft the Titnev-Buturpn-Hi (:>»♦•»*•!
hiu Letn arhiiMtd. Tim young lady |
who receives the most votes tan le.*ve •
anytime during t».e munih fm lit!
Fair.
But the burningq-.n«rion is who»»die
Congressman jsmw M. Griggs, t *>n-
4. e^rcan W. ^ ami orlKr
promiuent Democrat* wilt address * e
people<»f Thomas county this we** J
Everybody on.-ht ro turn ant tn liny r
thf'i-e noted st'oakers. The following
s 1 hfirs-'hetlniF'. • A
Ai Oflilorkonee Friday, November
4th. JJ a. m
Tho i.srviUc Friday night. Novem
ber 4th. 1:W-
Oai o. U.tiirdar, November Stfr.fU
.Bostof), S tiurday,
November 'th^S*
cur tor running expefsos of abont $JU80
jH-r aituam, 10 addition they will iu-
oar an average intercut account of $10 50
per annum also allow a very liber
al amouut gUJtM 0.» for wear and tear
which wiU keep the plan* iu perfect
o •Udilion jf^incji umke* h Ua-aI charge
ou the cit^ U $OJ per annum.
To pa/ this and umhe a handsome
profit besi*i«»-> we have the present,
amount tiie city pay a for litfiim ou
nights tbe moon , don't woprxy us of
^lUtO 00 and estimated private consump
tion at pruscut rates <l2000*0i) making
u total dr per annum wbieb
sluiws it net piWl of <<47U.bu pur an
num. This looks like a good lnvtsliMBS
and if Uie city votes to, owu its UgU*
plant it wont wotk out far (com this
figure. -
Wo arrive at this conclusion ftqm
|;.*holiga aud pibiiistakiug citventig^tiun
of other lowi»s ana rules ihu* on u
•moun'suiuiies rate tliau wo pay bon**
pa? eX|jHOK«rt nud makes money for Hie
city. For iinuauce our naigWior (duit-
uiau's plant lights the streets and public
bulldiugs free iu»d charges jinvaio eon-
sumers&Octs. foroua light per mouth
oar rule iH<l*00; ten lights IU eti each
IMir month, our rate, is GOcts; Meter
rates Dots par thouaand;lv il>wa* and
•JT per cent discount (or bilks over <5*00 i
ou iale is 15 uis p.ir ihousuud with a
. li'inum eh.ijgo «»f <2 O* per moutn
w tether the light is used at allot uot
uud no discount. But we nvro you
stronger and better figcrcs with no
guess work. RetVr to the United flutes
Coiuranaiouer of labor's re|iort for i&U
pages 550 to 55a nud you will fiud UU>
towusaud cities report lo tho Bureau
average price lor Id cand-e pjwer iu
cuuderccut vice Om»t tt» 4 -6 per font
tu tfo wnuii turuUhedby p.nvate ;Uauts*
also -14 cities aud towns rep-irt that the
aVQ.’af e piic for Kilowatt hour charge i
in arc ms*v i>*o wa* »U l *2 jhit cent uioie
by private plants tluu by mduic*ital.
ai>o that the arCT service l»er ammiu
(muu* as ours) was ‘»U 4 5 per cent more
hy p ivale plants tliau by uiuisicipil; in
fact there is nothiug iu this book com-
-tied hy tho authorities at Washington
* in all iw tables uud
’ plants arc
towns ami
jest service
*V uot? Wo
l Presidents
iud the city
jicople arc al-
eep their jobs,
have a mouop
ii*y oau squeeze
ration refer to
iUieipal Journal
you will see that
..ud for its lights
.5.10*4,00 which at
beou paying the
d have cost them
Aving of (54.707.00
wuing Its own plant
GIN PAYS.
November'first will gut- ouly
• last (lavs of'eaeh week;-
J A’.IMLIIS G4N CO. 21-10-at
rHAMDEULxlN’S <XfVG II RE ME
ED Y' IS PLEYSANt-’TO TAKE.
Th** fin»*»s ‘qasliry of grTSntihired |n*v
sugar is usid in 1 the tnwtr:Hst'n er $
t?w* F-'rt.'Wis'/Cliainbo latu's Cough Rnm—!■ , nmltfify
it* "prepsra' kn giv4it m
veudersd L>ng aud spiaudid sscvioe to lute iu arriv-iug then s)» ii.t\ Markvli the
{.cotton*erup ideal.. \>a* iuf* ud>lve..A:i«C
j his adiimssaJu lusUtuto ndjyurncd* Vic
Mr. and Mrs Henry WT. Haosuksr have ’ dinner.
estuigg taik.i
tn-at^oiikoi Mill. Hu Mjjulua-.aao.. tul - T “ u thtt «**' prcv ' r * t,0 “
kind I know of. The children, like to
take it and it hns-tio iuja"i )US -after •(-
[feet For sappy J. W. P»acook.
W.
Dr. IJiuiju-1
Mrs. H. J. Smith of Carwltou
viaiiiag Mrs. K. C, Smith.
Mr. J. S. Ward,, Jr. was hqre (fm
(h*bloekoaee to aiwnd tlm. Populist
imeciug - ' .
Mr. Georpi Neel same up from tjuii
man yesterday afternoon.
of ugiicoiturat cdu
of Muuun gave w-u
ulLhuvx to umko t
tractive,
L. Neel aU6 ma>.u
About fifty fa*ui
all were highly p «
work. Tht uc« h
will be held next y
IU ipivu-1
:..wc».t\niiy t. UJ • i
E. K Whaoicy aud K
s‘u.r, Lais*.
c:s Were pr*>vni am
Capt. N. ll 'Speogler of Bostou
mown Tuesday.
Senator aud Air.- J. All
leave next Saturday i- r Curah *.
win re Uic? will make their Uni
lure.
T f k SECRET OF SUCCESS.
Fiv/iv c.idi.ti b »ttlv*s ol August Flow-
r huJiT tn the United Smtea alone since
T- intic ’:chou. Ayd.tho-dcmand i* still
,ru«ing. Isn’t that a line showing of
.:o h-: Djn't it prjuue tlmt August
h.id unia iuig success iu the
*'.t !'4d>g-<*11011 a»*.i dyspepsia, the
v r fc.ttvfct*a:>emi«» oi hortlih and bap-
i.nrv? Do-s it r.ot afford, the best evi-
...» hat Au&i£. Flower is a sure fpt«i
fw- all sJ-wucha ul m'c>tital dis-
r ivisr Ihatu has proved itself tho
ksi ot li ver rigulcto's ? August
•w «* hua. ata-vcules, i»».u d of over
bin. s»v«i vutfs m cunog the ailing
Mr. J. W. Fiuucy was here from
Cairo Tuesday.
M. R. Catlierwood, auditor of the A <& 'l**
J. is at the Masur?. s
•i complaint*
iti. wider^n its
c and .Miraad,
; lower sp reads,
ir size, 75c: For
P. C. Davis of Bar wick \vu
Tuesday on business.
1 at the Masury.
Mr. K. O Moore, princii>“l of the
Thomasville High tchcol i» confined *o
his home by a vli^lit attack of sick-
iss Locile Linton who sjwnt the
summer in Philadelphia- aud other
northern-cities has returned to Georgia
and is now the guest of her sister Mr*.
T. F. Green in Athens.
Bin. Wm. E. Davies who lie* leen in
New York since Jane came home yes
terday afternoon and will be with the
family of her brother, Mr. LouU Jerger
during the winter.
CHATTANOOGA PLOWS
Arc Crop makers Hiey have bean iri.J and I'ju nl ihoroughly
- 0. K.'for this soil. A full line cf a , s^ei an,
repairs at
jno. G. Bur.iey'g
hardware Stoic, Boston, Ga*
