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TIMES-J SECOND-HAND MACHINERY For Saif. Newly Overhauled. Ope 25 H. P. Tubular Boiler XEGANT HOME* WHERE ARE YOU GOING r Taylor Sail* Oily Property «o Copson. Will Build in Subiirb*- NAMENOTON OFFICIAL BAL LOT. My pretty maid? I'm going to Tybee, Sir, she sold.. And that's the place where the people are going this year to : have a good time. • Thomasvllle citizen will not Make Race for Representative at Prlmaiy He Gives CT/'.rir ' I p > Witu it# many attractions, its fine orchestra, its splendid EE bathing and its excellent cnisine is the most popnlar seaside JT resort on the Sonth Atlahtio Coast. Kates $2.50 per day; ZZ |j= $12.50 and *15.00 per week. 3 §= ThewPulski House. .3 C: S =3 Is the most popular place in Savannah and should be your ^2 headquarters when in the city. Write for Illustrated booklet 32 || CHAS. F. GRAHAM, Proprietor. 3 ^uiiuuuuaumuuuuauuuumufuamuiiuuuiuiuuiiui on August Nineteenth, Explanation of hit Attitude. The Bank of ThomaHville acting as Hnnseil chair 1 representative of O. P. man of the Thomas county executive committee has turned over to the Tinies- Euterprise Publishing Co. official print ers, the list of names of county candi dates, as they will appear on the official ticket for the county primary on Aug. Iffth. The list is notable in that it lacks the name of Hon. S. G. McLendon who had been considered as a candidate' for the office of representative. The ticket will read as follow*. For Representative (Vote for three] .1. FQNOUEN MITCHELL S. B. ROUNTREE ' JOHN K. SINGLETARY J. B. WAY For Sheriff) (Vote For One.) ’ * , , • v J J. CONfi, i T. J. HIGHT. For Connty Coramiaefoner. (Vote ForTiireo) .1. D. BARROW, ii. C, C(IRELAND. , M. D. KEDFEARN, I E M. SMITH For Ordinary W. M. JONES For Clerk Superior Conrt J. W. GROOVER For County Treasurer JOHN E. PARKER Far Tax Receiver . JOHN F. HOWARD Ffr Tax Collector P. 8. HEKTH For Cormidr CHA8. OANDV ^ For Omnlr Surveyor I A. J. STANALAND Thoma.viliq N.groea Prominent. -1 Macon Telegraph-Hjiealts us fol- ow • t the Goorgia Stale Teachers As- Me., ion, colored, which has been in sc- vi in Fitzgerald: •• .Hotthe speakers were eutlinaiaa- tic ; i their welcome and it once made the teachers feel at homo in the Magic City. The Welcome was ably re»i>ouilcd to b/ Dr. K. E. Williams,' of Thomas- •v.iie. ' ’ I' osldeut THtteutt the* delivered Ida n:i - tal address, taking for his subject Trinity of the Means nud Ends of 8 ' .ring an Education," and so wet; di I hehandlo Ids subject that the usso ci .-ion voted to have the address pub- li'hod in.tlic miuntce of the assoeiutlou t„: refesenoe." it seems that Robert is us skilled at. handling the English language, as ho is With the chiropodist . knife, and Thweatt is known to be a well educated in to. He Is a graduate or Toskeegce— If -iter Washington's school. LEWIS SELLS TO ROLLO. aside Rseldene* Changed Hand* Saturday. DTT’S PENNYROYAL PILLS ^ ■Lit* E SAVliKS." aiding development ot organs and body. No known mne uual* them. Carmot do barm—life becomes a pleasure. $i.oo HER BOX BY l,. Sold by^Patterson Drug Co. DR. MOTT'S CHEMICAL CO*. Cleve* Mr. H. G. Lewi* yesterday nigued do - Is to hi* home in FeraHdo to Mr. J, H .tollo. Mr. Rollo i* foremun ofooe of he 0. L, bridge building gangs, ku I he* made hi* home in Thomasville l or tHwie year*. He U a valuable citizen t opcan Squadron of U. S. Navy Ordered There. Washington. Aug. ii.—'The European a.} 4adrou hu* boon ordered to Turkish v vkierh. The order was cabled to Rear Admiral Jewell i-ommaudiug the squad ron at N.ee. Hss ships are the Olympia tim Baltmior* and the Cleveland. Ilis destination is Smyrna, where lie will l»-*o direct cable communication with \Y«iAhiUgton. x TOTEACH CHLDREN-. M m Alexander Will be In Charge of Merrill Kindergarten. Miss Ida Alexander, of Washington, Q< jrgia, hats been secured to take charge of the Elisabeth Morrill Kinder garten next year. Mis-s Alexander its a member of one of the oldest uun best families in Georgia, to the Ool. McLendon .ia* written the fol lowing letter explanatory of hi* posi tion in the mattey: * Hon. C. P. Hanaellr Ohaftrmau etc. Your fa v or of the 37 th, acquainting me with the regulation to be observed by those who wish to be voted for in the 1 rimary on Aug. 10rh r is received. Some time ago. in reply to a petition asking that I would permit my name to be presented a* a candidate for the House, I said, "X wish tetespreee to each and all the gentlemen whose name* are signed to the foregoing, most grate ful thanks for this agreeable evidence of their good will and to announce my willingness to serve as a member of the House of Representatives, if nojninated at the primary in August-" I then had no desire, have not since developed and am not now possessed of a oesird to hold this or auy other office The next Legislature, liko (he prescul, wiu hold throe sessions, all of which will be im portant. If I have harbored any desire membership I believe the people will agree with mo that I have exhibited ti e minimum amount of evidence of such desire. Under tlioso facts you will ste that I am uofc personally concerned' about the primary of August- Very truly yours, 8. G. McLendon’. Tho latest development* will cause great interest iu plltical circles, aud will be a surprise to the supporters of the distinguished gentleman. It leaves four candidates for three places. What ef fect this action will have on the votes of the remaining candidates can only be surmised. N • Turner Resign® Mr. John L. Turner who was elected .secretary of the Board of Trade on Tuesday, has rcsigued his position. He wrote a letter to President James F. who cannot come to the city when in need of clothes we make a specialty of fitting yon ufc your homo. We carry tho finest makes of Clothing, Hats, Furnishings and Underwear, and no mat ter w hat your size is, stout, slim or short, We Cn Fit You. Sole Agents for MANHATTAN SHIRTS, STETSON HATS, CARHARTT OVERALLS. who ilo not line! it conveni ent to come to the city. We make buying an ensy task by sending to your homes two or three style* of garments to select, from. Wo enrry SHIRT WAISTS, SKIRTS, LEADING CORSETS, - FURNISHINCIC AND UNDERWEAR. to Our Boys’ Department cun ho h a cl everything ready-to-wear for boys, ex cept shoes. B. N. LEVY. BRO. & CO. SAVANNAH, 6A. ** io “ ** Y’erticai •* *V 8 " v Locomotive “ wheels. One io H. P. Verticaj boiler and Sine. I No, 2 Dr Loach Saw Mill. Simplex Feed. 1—48 inch inserted tooth saw. -—Small saws. 1—Soule steam feed rope feed as good as new, 1—'H. P. center crank engine. . 1 ~P: as , good as new. i—Button saw mantle, l—Set 36 stringer logging trucks new a—Sets 36 pole „ „ „ I—2# Duplex Steam pump.'new. 1—2 1-2 Gardner governor. 1—21-2 „ „ good as new. —2 1-2 *King governor. I - —2 1-2 Monarch governor. 1—2 1-2 Picketing governor." 12—Sets I2 Pickering Carriage truck, new, the best made. Prompt attention upon work. We Will be prepared to furnish cane mills in 30 days. THOMASVILLE IRON WORKS Works near A. 0, L.R. R. Depot. P. O.. 108; Telephones 104 and210. RATES. ' CEKEOLA. *■ Choice Oats, Corn, and Wh$at Bran ground together The best and cheapest cow food known and is unexcelled as a milk and butter producer. IpTqjeija.SL Just received afresh cat of this renowned feed far Horses aud Mules; Keeps your stock up and feed bills *'dowu.” Highly endorsee] by all large feeders. We have a big stock of fresh corn, oats, hay, wheat,brau cotton seed meal and cotton seed hulls in sacks. Let us serve you when in need of anythiug in the feed line. fry a case of our assorted S^da Water and Root Beet We are bottling all the popular fiuvors aud guarantee purity and xcellence. The Thomasville Ice Company PHONE NUMBER « Time Table ^Effective July 24th. Those who wish day board or pleas ant room* with board can be accorn dated. Everything clean, comfortable- and homelike, good and prompt service given to all. Phone 171. Masui-y Hotel. THIS WEEK you will find many temptations 1 Things that tempt not only because of their fine quality, but still more be cause of the wonderfuli.y x small prices Oar present large assortment ' and many amazing bargains are sure to awaken much., interest, so earlyjcomors will fare best. • *3. H. PRICE CO. WANTED TO BUY TEN MILLION CAR LOADS WOOL Cow Hide Fur, Beeswax,. Etc. HIGHEST CASH PRISES PAID. J. W. WATKINS « CO./ /. B. WATKINS. - • - Manag Office at Williams’ Stable 228 W acason St., Thomasville. Ga. A CONTINUAL STRAIN. Miiiy roeu and women are constantly subjected to what they commonly term “a continual strain” because of some financial or family trouble. It wears and distresses them both mentally and phys ically, affecting their nerves badly and bringing on liver and kidney ailments, with the attendant evil of constipation, loss of appetite, sleeplessness low vital ity and despondency. They caunot, as a rule, get pid of this “continual strain.” but they can remedy its health-destrbv- ing effect* by taking frequent doses of Green's August Flower. It tones up the Jivpr, stimulates the kidneys, ii Hu es healthy bodily functions, gives vim and spirit tc one's whole being, aud event ually dispels the physical or mental dis- trwirt caused by that “continual strain.” Trial bottle of Adgnst Flower, 25c; regular size, 75c. At all druggists. Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Ok California, Cloorado, Utah, Wyoming, Oregon, Montana, Washington' and other points West, Northwest and Southwest f. G. HOLLENBECK. Dist. Passenger Agent. LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R.R: Notice. Application will refmaoe to the Hon. R. ii. Mitchell, Judge ot rhe Superior Conrt Southern Circuit, at Chambers in Thomasville, Ga., en the 10th da.v ot August. 1204, by James C. Richardson, guardian for Owen C. Kicharisou. to sell for reinvestment tho following property: All that tract of and lying aud being in Thomas comny, Georgia, described as foUows: bounded on the north by lands of Mrs. Clarke Watkins; east, by lands of D. A, Groover; south, by lands of E. O. Nelms, and west, by lands of T. 0. Stannland, and in tlie Thirteenth (13th) districtof said county, being a part of lot No. fonr hundred and thirteen (413) end containing forty (40) none together with all the rigbte and privileges thereunto belonging in fee simple. The said land being the property of the said Owen O. Richardson. The reason for said application being that said guardian resides without the limit of Thomas connty and is ndRIe to property look after said property, and hat the expanse# for keeping it np will soon exceed the value of the property taelf. M-i 4t clement of 1 homes- j.; vaug Tes f e rday announcing that liejl| She has obtained the very of preparation for the work she undertake, aud comes to Thomas- a reputation for handling has always institution that in Thomasvilie otherwise it is worthy of undivided arrive (he am of Sep- wonld be unable to accept the position A meeting of the board wilt be called for some evening the early part of next week, to act on his resignation. It will be received with general regret. ^•ptsmbsr Nineteenth. The nineteenth of September has been set ae Jhe day for the opening of the public schools. The young folks who am oounting the days until that data cm readily compute that 43 intervene. SSVS KWIKiMiSKMSMSSSSSSMSSSSSSWWSlWWiSSM Quickest aud .Best Line to Macon, tf Atlanta, St. Louis and all points West. P Finest equipments in the South, Coaches electric lighted, with fans in summer | and steam heat in winter, rnakiug travel comfortable and easy, Tickets on sale to all points in the United States. If yon are contemplating a trip, ask our Agent for information—we may be able tc save yon money and time. Trains Arrive Thomasville ia:io p. m. 7:35 p. m Daily. Trains Leave Thomasville 7:40 a. m., 4:15 p. m Daily. H. Q. McFadden, A. L. Spicer, General Passenger Agent, Thomasville. J. G. Knapp, Com, Agent, Fitzgerald; Georgians! satisfaction, new pair or your, money back on “President” Suspenders Comfart and Service. Kontee or leather to toil th<r**hirt. 50 cent* end ft LOUXS STBYRaMAN-S, THOMAS VH,IJt SHOR CO., e*d other stare*. Made and Guaranteed by The C. A. EDGARTON Mfg. Cc. SHIRLEY. MASS. * fiuardian’s Sale. GEORGIA—Thomas Uoc/ntv. By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of said county, will be sole at public outcry *t the court house door in - the city of Thoraasville, Georgia, on the first Tuesday in September. 1904, be tween tbe usu«tl hours of sale, a one half (j) interest in the following real estate, situate in the town of Boston and countv of Thomas, towit:—One lot on corner of Main and Jefferson Sts., fronting on Main St. 30X90 feet with one story brick store building thereon covering lot. One lot fronting on Jefferson St., Bos ton, Ga., contain ng one acre more or less, with a five <5} room dwelling house thereof, bounded on the North by Jeffer son St., on the Hast by E. R. Whalry, on the South by Rev. D. H. P.vker. on the Wen by W R. Forster. One lot fronting on Stephens St., Bos ton, Ga., containing one acre more or less, with a six (6) room dwelling house thereon, with servants house, bounded on the East by St-phens St„ on the South by H D Philips, on the West by Hapti«t church lot, and oa the North by Jackson Street. One lot in Boston, Ga., fronting on Green Street and A, C‘ L. R’y contain ing one-half (J) acre more or less, bound ed on the West bv Green Street, on the North by Levi Hayes, on the East by Mrs, Missouri Horn, on the South by A. C. L. right of way. Also ten (IO)acres of land, Lot No. — fronting on the Thomasville and Boston public road four (4) miles west of Bos ton Ga, cleared but not under cultiva tion. The sale continue from day to day be tween the same hours until all of said property Is sold. Terms CASH. This 2nd day of August 1904. J B Brooks, 8-5-tt Guardian of W J Brooks. il