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TIMES-BNTERPRISE, TH0MA8VILLE, GEORGIA, AUGUST 16 1901 FORGET YOUR STOMACH. SECOND-HAND MACHINERY For Sale, Newly Overhauled. One 25 H. P. Tubular Boiler V . Hountr..!. Qr.t.lul. rj Iiurwiil, Ga, Aog. 80. Special to TiiMs-Futrniri^. Hob J. B RooiiWoo' dosirea to thapk through Hie oolntuu, of yo° r valuable paper, h a numerous friends throughout the county for their epleudld suptiort hi yesterday', priuctry aud to do ao d^airea the publication ot the following card; "To mr Mend* tlirougliont ttie coun- Snmmer Beat Time to Cure Dyspepsia. Mi-o-na tlie One Guaranteed Cure. WHAT WINTER RESIDENTS SAY OF THQMASVILLE. ' > “ ' io “ •* Vertical •* ‘ •* p “ * Locomotive“ on wheels, f One io H. P. Vertical/boiler and «n- gine. x 'l No. 3 DeLoach Saw Mill,' Simple* Feed. t—48 inch inserted tooth saw. r—Shiall saw,. I—Soule steam feed ropejeed gs good as pew. I—15 H. P. center crank engine. 1-35 .. .. .. ... .. as good as new. I —Button saw mantle. I—Set 3O stringer logging trucks new a—Sets 36 pole „ „ „ 1—2yi Duple'* Steam pump, new. 1 1—2 1-3 Gardner governor. „ 1—2 t-2 „ good as Unqualified Praise of tho^dvsntoaes of This City, as a wf lister Resort and The Perfection of Its Climate from J; H. Wade, Jay C. Mora*, J. ’Wyman Jonoa,J- C. Stuwbrldgo and Henry Metcalf. ' The work of preparation for the TliotnasviUe booklet, to be isroed this fall, i* progressing in mojit satisfactory Tlio booklet committee liavo de- who do not find it conveni ent to cornu to the city. We make buying an easy task by sending to your homes two or three styles of garbients to select from. We carry SHIRT WAIsTS, SKIRTS, leading corsets, FUKNISHINOC AND UNDERWEAR. who cannot come to the city when in ne^d of clothes we- .make a specialty of fitting yon at yenr borne. We carry the fluent makes of Clofhing, Hats, Furnishings aiid Underwear, and no mat ter what your size is, stnnt, slim or short, I want to express to yon my thanks, end to assure you nf my grateful appte- eialiro for the couflldeuce you have put in me in yesterday's,,primary. As ta file part, I Will. »S one of jour rep- rawutatives lake pleasure in doing what I nan for the best interest of the people of my county withtmt discrimination. To tlio voters who did not vote for me. I want to say fliat my esteem and friendship for vou is the same as before and I do not feel under less obligations. m a public servant, to you than to thoce who support me.” Youti rory respectfully. J. B. Rountree. manner. tennlneo to issue one that is typo daph-- ically perfect, and to this eud have cor responded with the best engraving firms io the couutry. Nor will the contonts be less lutetesting than the illustration*. Acting a* a member of tho booklet committee, Ool. S G. McLendon, wrote to a number of winter resident* asking their opinion nf ThomasvUte, for'publi cation. Many entlm.inrtic replies were no 1 ed. THE IDEA!, PLACE. , Mr. J. BJ Wade wh . Is now building a magulheient country Yipme near thn city writes, “I am quite willing to give briefly my reason for building a winter homo at Thomasviile. In looking about the soulh I touud Northern Geor gia and Carolina a little too cold' and bleak and not fnfficieiit|y green In winter to he' attractive, ard middle Florida too humid, aiid not bracing enough for vtgoronji outdoor exercise. Of the places between these In Our Boys’ Department can Im had everyth lug ready-to-wear'for boys, ex cept shoes. * Sole Agents lor MANHATTAN SHIRTS, STETSON HATS, -CARHARTT OVERALLS. Metcalf Mentions. Mrs. T. J. St it 1:» vlBtiiug her par ents in Glasgow vlciuity. Mrs. A. F. B^rry,-and daughter Adell are visiting relatives in Alton Fla., this Dr. W. F. Robertson, of lamouio, drove np and •[ cut Monday liero on Those who wish day board or pleas ant rooms with board can be nccom dated. Everything clean, comfortable- a id homelike, good and prompt service given to all. Phone 171. , Mtf. J. W. Carroll roturnod from Quitman Saturday, after spending set- •rail days among friends there. - Mrs. J. E. Vann of Waycrou, arrived lit town Saturday and.will niteud some time visiting among iter liost of friends hero. ' Mr*. W. M. Kendall, the wile of our papular tu’pintlne man, leit a few days alnce for Worth cooutyjwhero *ho goes to virtt Iter parent*. Ur J..R. Stringer; of Jpeksonvlile Fla., wa* greeting his friends iter, one dtiylort we k, Messrs. J. P. Utardy aud H. 0. Cope land, Jr. and Mia* Sallio Lon Lilly were «mong tlie throng wtio visited Savan nah last week. They all returned Sat urday tepertlng a pleasant trip. Theaad news was received hero Tat erday of the death of. Mrs. Monroe, of OMfli who luiaaed away there on tlie morning nf that day. Mrs. Monroe was the mother of our townsman Dr. W A Monroe and wa* well known and mncli loved here for the' noble tiait* of high woimssly character which the possessed Our ayupattiy goes out to the stricken family in itlieir sorrow. Time Table Effective July 24th, comfortable and easy. Leave " Tickets on sale to all pointa^in the , j 'ville United State*. j / If you are contemplating a trip,|a>k j 4:iS P' ,n onr Agent for Information—we may te I y_ able to save you money and time4 t rasssv.nsusasoawsoGosasoaGMGOsoBosoGBel them all. ill fact iu Tliomasvillu aud its surroundings, I found tlie ideal place I had bcenlookiogfor." MnSt ATIHACTIVE IX SOUTH. Mr. Jny O, Morse, of Cleveland, owi - or ot."Inwood Plnntatiou,” one of the handsomest country places in tlio Uuitrd State* lays:—"Fwlsh to say tin.11 con sider Thnmasvtile tlie most attractive idtceju tlie south Therein no yilacn like it. *Tho vUtnuiii is remarkable. The drives are superior to alt others, Guise and golfing cau’t be excelled. Too much cannot be said oi it* many attrac tions." HA* NO EqUAI, In a booklet publtahod a number, of year* ago Mr, J. Wyman Jone* prert- dent of tlie M. R. & U. T railroad wroto a golden opinion ot Thpumsvllle. Since that tithe he ha* been coming to hts beautiful place "Elsoma” every year., Wheu oaked if experience hid cltauged his opinion, he rortiouded “Of course 1 can confirm and restate my opinion of TliotnasviUe after all these year* of ex-, perlence—17 years. It ha* no equal Id many particulars, e*|iecinlly in climate. In all other particulars, it is, in my opin- ion more desirable for a whiter resi dence than any other part of Georgia and lias very few If aiiy objeetiona feature*. 1 ( nn«T rntyt iwti in south. Mr. J. C. Btrawbridjo oi tTiitladol- phia, after tea winters spout at his sub urban home here writes "After. Inlying visited about all of our southern resorts, my spending ten consecutive winte s iu Thotnasvillc, speaks morelnpdly than anything I can write, of my preference for the place for a winter home. Tlie superb climate, large tracts of original forest, fine driving roads, tl.c best hunt ing in tlie south togetlier with tlie many attractions, sooial and otherwise of our beautiful country elub, charm all onr friends and guests as well as ourselves. , PRODUCES LOXOEVITY. Capt. Henry Metcalfe, who is espec Idly remembered for his interest in town improvement, writes from Cold Spuing, N. Y. . "I have no hesitation iu re-affirnfing tl,e opinion I once expressed that to the annual return to Thomasviile of my late father, Dr. John T. Metcalfe, I at As I once ex- Far, Beeswax, Etc. H. C. McFadden, ' A, L. Geheral Passenger Agent, Tht T. G. Knapp, Com. Agent, Fitzgerald: HIGHEST GASH PRICES PAID. J. W. WATKINS & CO. School Cata’oguc Out. The catalogue of ThomasvtUe** public school for IV04-11)051ms just boon issatd from tlio JTiuicH-Euterprise profs. The booklet is full of interesting facts and ffgare* and shows tho schools to bo in splendid couditiou. HOT TIMES IN SHANGHAI. U. S. Warahlpa Will Fight to Pro- * servo Neutrality. C. L. Thomson vrunt to Jukin, Ala. Jf^cday. Mr. Carl Dasher went to Cairo Mon* OA tasiutss. “President” Suspenders Comforttad Service. No rust or leather to toil the Bhirt. 50 cent* end ft af LOUIS STBYERMAn-S, THOMAS YILLK SHOB CO., a«dother store*. Made and Guaranteed by The C. A. EDGARTOX Mfg. Ot. - 'SHIRLEY, MASS. tribute hi* longevity, pressed it, hi* winter visit was like the winding of a watch that keptitgoiugfor another year. He had recognized it* general advantages many year* ago bnt their potency did not appear until the general waning of hi* strength made hie return more necessary and it* bene fit* more evident,” ' These letten and many other*-will appear In the booklet eoon tobeieroed. W. O. Vereen one of Moultrie’* most prominent dtueus was In town Mon- Rhnughai, Aug. S3.—An extension of, Uma to Tuesday ha* been given the Rus rtan vessel* to leave -this port because the reeeela couldn't get over tlio bar at low tide Repaitiug must ceuae. Tlie A me f'-an vessel* cleared for action, suid Auuiiral Slerliug la determined tint Use J.MiAtiose slusll not interfere with the Russian vessel* iu port. He .has ef fused to escort them to tho three-mile suit. The Japanese destroyer is ex- pqgted to return to-night. Russia shows a disinclination to re- cvniettier her refusal to comply with the Japanese demand that the two ships leave Sliaughai or disarm. Tht- foreign consuls are prepatlug a ■statement of the established facta in connection with the case. Choice Oats, Corn, and Wheat Bran Rround togethe The best and cheapest cow food known and is tinexcelled as a milk and butter producer. just received a fresh cat of this renowned feed for Horses and Mules. Keeps- your stock up and feed bills “down.” Highly endorser, by all large feeders. We have a big stock of fresh com, oats, hay, wlieat.brat cotton seed meal and cotton seed hulls in sticks. Let us serve you wheu iu need of uuylbiug in the feed line. fry a case of our assorted Soda Water and Root Bee* We are bottling all the popular flavors and guarantee purity and xcellence. The Thomasviile Ice Company '’PHONE NUMBER O Cutbert, Ga. Fiftv-First Year Begins September 14. To those parents who are looking for’tlie right school for their daughters, we submit for consider ation tliejoll ing facts: Out-door life, fruit and berries^ in plenty, light clothing, and a change from.the hearty diet of winter, make the summer months the best time of the whole year to cure dyspepsia^; Mi-o-na tablets taken after each meal will soothe aud heal the inflamed stom ach lining, aid in assimilation, and di gestion ; wilt increase the vitality, and giYe strength and tone to all the diges tive organs, so that you can forget your stomach. Mi-o-na is the one remedy for the core of dyspepsia that is sold on an absolute guarantee by J. W. Peacock to refund the money in case it does not cure. , , Mi-o-na gives strength, makes rich blood, firm muscles, and perfect health. It puts tho digestive system ii^to proper working order aud gives such strength and natural action flint yon can eat any thing you want and when you want. * W after you have used Mi-o-na for N a mouth you do not feel satisfied that it lias done all you expected, take back the empty boxes (each box contains two week’s treatment) to J* W. Peacock and he will refund your money without question. Tfie risk is all Jib and you are the sole judge as to whether tho remedy costs you anything or not. WANTED TO BUY TEN MILLION CAR LOADS WOOL J. B. WATKINS. - • • Manag 0fr.ee at Williams’ Stable 228 W ackscn St. Thomasviile. Ga. Texas. Arkansas, Louisiana, Ok California, Cloorado, Utah, Wyoming, Oregon, Montana, Washington and other points West, Northwest and Southwest 1. G. HOLLENBECK. I)ist. Passenger Agent, LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R.R. Georgians! satisfaction, Andrew Famale Oolloca is iu a hipli and liaallv ntinn above the wiregrass iu one Of the most lieautiful tertian* of Georgia new pair your v money back ACID DYSPEPSIA A VERY COM- MON DISEASE. It is indicated by sour stomach, heart burn, tongue coated and flabby, stom ach aud bowels sometime loose, some times constipated. Person: suffering from Acid Dyspepsia aro usually thin aud bloodless. Sometimes the sufferer is fleshy, but the flesh is flabby and un- healthy. A radical enropf this disease can bo effected iu a short time by taking one or two ityaaie’s Sromneh Tablets after each meal and whenever the stom ach is out of order. They are harmless and can be taken at yiy time am; as oftqn as necessary to relievo the stom ach. Trial size 25c. Family size fiOc J. W. Peacock. A CONTINUAL STRAIN. - Many men and women are constantly subjected to what, they commonly term “a continual strain” because of somo financial or family trouble. It wears and distresses them both mentally and phys ically. affecting their nerve* badly and bringing on liver anil kidney ailments, with the attendant evil of constipation, 1n«s of appetite, sleeplessness, low vital ity and despondency. They cannot, as a rule, got rid of this “continual strain.” but they cau remedy it* health-destroy ing effects by taking frequent doses of Green’s August Flower. It tones up the liver, stimulates tho kidneys, insures healthy bodily functions, gives vim and spirit tc one’s whole being, aud event ually dispels the physical or mental dis tress caused by that “continual strain.” Trial hottlb of August Flower, 25o; regular size, 75c. At all druggists. Application for Administration. GEORGIA—Tiiojias County : f W. W. Brooks, having made applica tion to me in due lorm to be appointed permanent administrator upon the es tate of Jo ( eph Mallard,late of saidcouns< ty, notice is hereby given that said appli cation \ ill be heard at th»» regular term of the Court of Ordinary for ►aid county to be held on the first Monday in Sep tember, I904. Witness my harjd and official signa, urc this 18th day of July, IQ04. 7-2^51 — W. M Jones, Ordinary. 'Money Lost! How Often you '-lose money by buying elsewhere! You 'may be sure that we can always undersell all competitors. We give you MORE FOR YOUR MONEY than anyone elsein town. If you would buy most advan- vantageously, buy here 8. H. PRICE CO.