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■Naguinery; R In Til) Mi lg Mil Sills ItSlll'n. Malian Bn. laden A Macon, - - G-A. Mention this paper. We Make a Specialty . of the Jug Trade. V. n Douglas & Morgan, i Brunswick, Ga. *< Avery & MciTillan, SOUTHERN MANAGERS FOR FRICK CO. r r 53 South Forsyth Street, - - ATLANTA, GA. Reliable Frick fftjT Engine. Engines and Boilers of. all styles and sizes. Latest Improved Steel Wire Cable Feed Saw Mills, 1 Corn Mills, ffced Mills, Grain Sep- I Circular Saws, Large and . Boilers Promptly. >FRJ:E PATTtRi .kr own beautiful oti4 i [ u'.e£\ m i**. l . l|lJ Ali uton * artisit:, — M£CALL'S^k\ magazine” I Drewmaklc? •eonoailp*. fancy work, bints, hort *Uri. current topi n. *\r SuW-rib* t*,<Uy. Only 50c. yearly. Lady ageou waited. fcr urn* >7 V, f jnß Vr; / HHO Mb gßk ■, t m WkM^F\ I|r AGENTS WANTED town to ride and exhibit vi sample I'M>2 raoilt! ■|f-or.r manufacture. YOU CAM MAKE 910 TO ■MEEKbesides having a whecjl to ridefor yourself. I 1 Models Guaranteed $9 (SIS A. and lflOt Models Jg& ST to Sll Rt" send Hand Wheels C*l i.. Q Q by our Chk-as-o retail Meres, aUaQTO wO cixhl as new ~ ~ J|e ship any bicycle OM APPROVAL to any- o cent deposit in advance and allow Bi)S FREE TRIAL. absolutely |Hb in ordering from us, as you do not need a cent if the bicycle does not suit you. Kaw nliu a wheel until you have written for our PnOT BUT FACTOR! PRICES & FREE TRIAL OFFER. I equipment, sundries and sporttns roods of all kinds, at KUrulsr prices. in our blit free sundry ratalojjaw Con h world of useful information. \\ rite for it. J "person in each town to and Ist ribute eatalocuos for us in |,X h rite UKtay far free catalorae and our si>ectal otter. M|gLEflQ., Chicago, 111. The Man Who Judges Tbe quality of our goods by our prices and fails to buy because ho tbiuks them “cheap stock’’ will miss some thing good. Our Win|s and Liquors Are cheap only in price. I!ick body, fine flavor and mellowed age urea few of their gocfl points. There are others, but we claim to lead them all. > GEORGIA. Brief Summary of Doings TJirousrhout the State. ■ New Georgia Postmasters. Georgia postmasters appointed last I Saturday were the following: Lyerly, | Chattooga county, J. M. Rose, vice E. ! A. Hammond, removed; Rhile, Dodge county, J. S. Mandeville, vice W. J. ! Taylor, resigned; Walnut Grove, Wal- I ton county, Jesse Robinson, vice J. C. Brodnax, resigned, * * * Will Visit the Georgia Trade. Atlanta manufacturers and mer chants will visit the Georgia trade this fall on a special train. The matter is already being pushed; it has some of i the most influential men of the city j behind it, and there is no longer any 1 doubt that the trip will be made. * * * Dispensary Contest in Wilkes. The dispensary fight is warming up - again in Wilkes county. The primary in which the matter wid be settled takes place on the 30th of this month and both sides are beginning to bestir themselves. It is the last quarter and both sides are beginning to put in good work. Lightning Slays Two. During a terrific thunderstorm at Sa vannah Sunday afternoon Thomas Roe, a watchman at the Ocean Steam ship wharves, and Lizzie Williams, a small negro girl who had brought him his dinner, were instantly killed by a bolt of lightning. Another girl stand ing two feet from the Williams child, was unharmed. * New Fort Valley Enterprise. Work on anew cotton seed oil mill for Fort Valley is now under good headway and its directors report it will he ready for business by Octo ber 15th, next. The capital stock of the company, $25,000. has already been paid in in cash, the machinery ordered, and every obstacle to the success of this ecte.qwise removed. -. * Governor-Elect; Attends Bv'-becue. Hon. J. M. Terrell, governor-elect, was entertained with an immense bar becue by the people of Lee county. Mr. Terrell was accompanied by sev eral state house officials from Atlanta. It is said that nearly every citizen of Lee county was on hand. The annual barbecues of the Lee county people never fail to be a success, and there is no doubt but that everybody enjoyed the day. w * Notice to Non-Borrowers. Judge Don A. Pardee has issued or | ders to the effect that all non-borrow- I ing stockholders in both the Southern Home Building and Loan Association and the Atlanta National Building and Loan Association who desire to parti cipate in past or future dividends shall file their claims immediately with the receivers, John T. Pendleton for the Southern Home and Ligon Johnson and George A. Speer for the Atlanta National. * * * State Shoot a Brilliant Success. The state rifle shoot at Camp Can dler, near Macon, came to a close last Saturday afternoon after a most suc cessful week. Experienced military authorities say that the practice was the most satis factory ever held in Georgia. The at tendance of the troops was as large as has ever been known, and the re sults of the practice were highly grati fying. * * * Livingston Thanks Voters. In a note addressed by Congressman Livingston to Chairman W. H. Broth erton, of the executive committee of the fifth district, the congressman ex presses his thanks to the democrats of the district and to the delegates of the convention for their confidence in him and his work. In the course of his let ter Mr. Livingston states that he did not miss a single session of the past congress during the seven months it sat. at the capital. * * Georgia Melons to England. Agent McWilliams, of the Southern - Express Company at Cuthbert. in com | pliance with request from head officer ; of his company, has secured a half j dozen of the largest watermelons to be found and shipped the same to I England. They go to the officer now in Eng land, who is said to want them for the i inmates of the royal palace. The re quest is regarded as a compliment to the Georgia melon and this section. * * * Douglas Gets New Depot. Ground has been broken at Doug las for the building of anew depot by the Atlanta and Birmingham rail road and the work will be pushed rap- I idly to completion. Three car loads of iron arrived a | few days ago for the Mount Vernon 1 and Wadley railroad. This road runs from Douglas to the Ocmulgee river and has 'been ready some time for track laying, which will begin at once. i Retail Merchants to Organize. The retail merchants cf Georgia will i meetin Warm Springs on July 22 i and 23 for the purpose of forming an j organization, looking to the better pro tection of the retail merchants of the state and country. The retail grocers of the state have already formed an association and have become affiliated with the Nation- i al Grocers’ Association. The meeting j to be held in Warm Springs is to en- i large this grocers association so as to take.- in a 1 retail merchants of all lines of business in the south. * * Dr. Nelms an Easy Winner. The County Officers’ Association of Georgia at its session in Atlanta the j past week unanimously elected Sheriff John W. Nelms, of Fulton county, pres ident for the next twelve months. No j -H3AUOO aqj pun guijeaui jo o;>B[d ixuu om sb pajosias sum sSuuds ui.ibav A’jßjoJoes iubjsissb '.{junoo nosujHUM jo ‘aaijng 'a p sgpnp pae ‘jaansnaJj i XJEJOJO9S ‘QODEft JO ‘IIOAiOJ y 3 uoh ! ijuapisaud aotA pnoaas ‘jino.no uaa ! -jsßaqjnos aqj jo jßtanag jojiono? \ia j dooH 'V ’a uoh tjuapisa-id aoiA js.iij ‘fjunoo qqig jo ‘Xa[!A\ 'K O aSpnp i aJa.w pajaa;a saaagjo Jaqjo aqx uoijoaja siq jo jouubui aqj ui pajsaj | -JB .([JUBpunqß SEAY UOIJBZIUBg.IO aqj JO I diqs.i3quiaui oqj Xq p[aq si aq pan; ay. j ut maajsa aqj puß 'jq oj uoijis | -oddo ui pajßuiuion sb.yy jaqinara joqjo ; tion of 1903 will open on the third Wednesday in July in that year. The j convention unanimously adopted reso- j lutior.3 calling upon the legislative j committee to secure an amendment to | the constitution of the state whereby j county officers will all be elected for [ terms of four years each. * * * Vets to Meet at Griffin. The survivors of the Thirtieth Geor gia regiment will hold a reunion on the 25th. Ex Governor Boynton was the colonel of the regiment at the close of the war and the reunion is to be at Griffin on his account, as he is unable to travel by reason of feeble- ! ness. President Ozburn invites every vet- j eran who can to meet with the Thir- j tieth on the 25th. All members of tbe regiment are especially urged to be | nre'sent, but the president wants it tdearly understood that any veteran will be made welcome. A special re duced rate from ali points in the state has been obtained and a large attend ance is expected. ■* $ * Commissioners Meet in Nashville. Commissioner of Agriculture O. B. [ Stevens has received notice that the | next meeting of the commissioners of j agriculture cf the southern states will j be held in Nashville, August 20, 27 and 28. Both Commissioner Stevens and i Assistant Commissioner Wright will j attend the convention this year and will read papers. State Entomologist W. M. Scott will also attend. The sub ject of Mr. Stevens’ paper will be “Cot ton Raising in Georgia.” Assistant Commissioner Wright will speak on “The Industrial Growth of Georgia,” and State Entomologist. W. M. Scott will read an interesting paper on “The Treatment of the San Jose Scale.” * * * Lee is Refused New Trial. Judge John S. Candler, of the crimi nal superior court, at Atlanta, has re fused anew trial to Millard Lee, slay er cf Miss Li-lla May Suttles. The defense will prepare a bill of exceptions to Judge Candler's decision and carry the case to the supreme court. Several weeks will likely elapse be fore the supreme cMurt renders a decis ion, and in the meantime a stay of sen tence "ill have to be secured. Lee is sentenced to hang on July 21. but that date will have passed before the ap peal is acted on. In the event the supreme court should deny the prisoner another heal ing, he will have to be resentenced by Judge Candler. Still another course would be left to escape the noose and that is through the pardoning board and governor. Should anew tria 1 be granted. Lee will have another chance for his life before a jury. DALLAS SUFFERS FROM FIRE. Several Large Wholesale Business Houses go up in Smoke, Fire at Dallas, Tex., Wednesday morning, eomp'etely destroyed the wholesale drug houses of Patton. Wor sham & Cos.. Texas Drug company. J. W. Crowdus Drug company, and H. W. Williams and Cos. The wholesale pa per house of Searff & O'Connor was badly wrecked and considerable dam age was done to the Santa Fe depot adjoining. Loss will reach $225,000. SOUFFRIERE VOLCANO THUNDER Three Loud Detonations from Fiery Mountain on St. Vincent. A special from St. Thomas. Danish West Indies, says: ,Ou Wednesday there were three loud detonations from the Soufriere volcano on the is land of St. Vincent between 8 and 9 o’clock at night. Advices from Barbadoes say that loud detonations were heard there Wednesday night from a westerly di rection. PRIMARY FOR ALABAMA. By Narrow Majority Democratic Exec utive Commttee Acts. The Alabama democratic executive committee at their meetng in Mont gomery ordered a genera! dernocytiljc primary for the whole stateif for the nomination of a state ticket/ The re sult was reached by the at&rov.- major ity of 15 to 12 a; the meof a long and good tempered dUi’ujtsjon marked by a series of the muff crllliant speeches ever the committee. VrHE BEST I I MEN, BOYS ■ Xand most stylish and childrens -'JM YcLOTHING SUITS, HATS./B X LADIES FURNISHINGS/ M V MISSES. LARGEST STOCK / I X SU,TS ’ ' AND biggest/ XSKIRTS, VARIETY X Xwaists. in the/ RFST GOODSIm m :11 WJ/yp/r/fl /others ../■§ ORDeX /fsomethings. system sY m XWEhaveLOTS perfect.weV M /EVERYTHING shipC.O.D.tX ■ X (JUR PRICES EVER ANY EX PRESS OFFICE&V H X LOWEST, PERMIT EXAMINATION XON BEST QUALITY; BEFORE PAYING. QFFERMAN AND WESTERN RAIL™ Schedule Taking Effect Jan. I, 1902., West Bound. East Bead Down STATIONS. No. 3. No. 1. No. 2. ■■ A. M. A. M. P. H. 10 15 700 Lv Offerman, Ar. 245 10 3G 730 “ Bristol “ 220 4K 10 48 “ Woods “ 4S| 11 03 8 10 “ Lacy “ 1 40 W 11 18 840 “ Sallie “ 115 4H 11 27 900 “ Alma “ 12 55 4| 11 30 905 “ 25 Mile Post “ 12 50 4 ■ 11 36 “ Hurst “ 12 403 fl 11 42 “ Rigdon “ 11 54 “ Dedge “ 12 00 10 00 Ar Nioholls Lv. 12 00 iWI Trains Nos. 1 and 2 daily except Sunday. ffi| Trains Nos. 3 and 4 Sunday only. EM Connections at Offerman with Plant System, and at Nicholln* wTEiHp latitie and Birmingham R. R. J. .T. McDONOUGH, Vice-Pres., Savannah, Gafl GEO. W. SMITH, Geucral Agent, Offerman, Ga. :§ Millie k BilillM l E. Time Table Effective May 25, 19C2. WAYCROSS TO CORDELE. ~No“ T7T No. 37" Daily. Daily. Lv. Waycross .... 8:00 am 4;00 pm Lv Beach 8:47 am 4:47 pm Lv. Sessoms 9:00 am 5:00 pm Lv. Nicholls 9:12 am 5:08 pm Lv. Douglas 9:-rl am 5:3S pm Lv. Ambrose ....10:03 am 6:01 pm Lv. Wray 10:09 am 6:10 pm Lv. Fitzgerald 10:37 am 6:37 pm Lv. Isaac 11:04 am 7:04 pm Lv. Rebecca 11:21 am 7:21 pm Lv. Double Run.. 11:36 am 7:36 pm Ar. Cordele 12:20 pm 8:20 pm CORDELE TO WAYCROSS. No. 2. ~N0747~ Daily. Daily. Lv. Cordele 6:00 am 4:00 pm Lv. Double Run .. 6:44 am 4:44 pm Lv. Rebecca 6:59 am 4:59 pm Lv. Isaac 7:16 am 5:16 pm Lv. Fitzgerald .... 7:43 am 5:43 pm Lv. Wray 8:11 am 6:10 pm Lv. Ambrose 8:18 am 6:17 pm Lv. Douglas 8:42 am 6:42 pm Lv. Nicholls 9:12 am 7:12 pm Lv. Sessoms 9’:20 am 7:20 pm Lv. Beach 9:33 am 7:33 pm Ar. Waycross ....10:20 am 8:20 pm THROUGH SCHEDULES. Lv. Waycross 8:00 am 4:00 pm Lv. Douglas 9:41 am 5:38 pm Lv. Fitzgerald ....10:37 am 6:37 pm Ar. Cordele 12:20 pm 8:20 pm Ar. Americus 3:12 pm 10:22 am Ar. Columbus .... 5:20 pm Ar. Macon 4:10 pm 3:55 am Ar. Atlanta 7:45 pm 7:25 am Ar. Chattanooga .. 1:00 am 1:00 pm Ar. Louisville 12:45 pm 2:30 am Ar. Cincinnati 4:20 pm 7:20 am Lv. Cordele 6:00 am 4:00 pm Ly-. Fitzgerald ... 7:43 am 5:43 pm Lv. Douglas 5:42 am 6:42 pm Ar. Waycross ....10:20 am 8:20 pm Ar. Jacksonville ..12:50 pm 8:30 am Ar. Brunswick ... 7:30 pm 10:00 am Ar. Savannah 12:45 pm 12:20 am Ar. Columbia 6:05 pm 6:00 am Ar. Charleston ... 5:10 pm 6:40 am Ar. Washington .. 7:35" am 9:00 pm Ar. New York ....1:43 pm 6:13 am GEORGE DOLE WADLEY. f Vicef resident & Gen. Manager. H. C. McFADDEN, Gen. Freight and Pass. Agent. ALEX BONNYMAN, Superintendent. J. G. KNAPP. Tray. Freight and Pass. Agent! | B. F. HOLZENDORF. Agent, Dcug'.as, Ga. An author never knows what bad stuff he can write until he becomes I successful. i Wlieeier & Wilsol Sewing MachineJ V A'. >% // . :BHh %' '% : v4 ,y' Bail Bearings. m l 4 l f/NEWHOOK;. FOR SALE BY B. PETERSON, - IV, !; „t be d-eeivt-d j.y those Vtrti-c n Sj.io.oo jewing j-Lo.ho. Titiskitki of a '•“’ittht frotn ti> C’-;:l.-:s frolil >l-j.ijoto jjH viz make: a THE HEW HOHE Is JMlil B|l|l||i|S - Cl„ >’ * C ;Vr -S . \