Newspaper Page Text
I 50 « ™
I Jjj HO SMASH IIP
I jei«;sc o P ed b y a 3eauy
f CarS freight Train.
F ,o £S Into the ditch.
f ENGINE
dred passengers Cn the
T * ,Hi:n nd AH Were Bad| y Shaken
Trai "' jr BnJ ised-Ulst of Most Se-
Up a"* B
riously |n i ured '
won 111.. Dec. The jro-
B!0 ° n ,'7-i heavy freight engine onto
JeCIiCS P trac h of the Chicago and Al
t'l6 ®‘ li L &n ta last night resulted in
t® !C ‘‘ f t he south bound passen
ae from Chicago. The express
IS" baggage and smoker were
leaped and overturned whle the
pl*sed into an embankment.
Ze were 200 passengers on the
2; and all were badly shaken up
Z bruised. The most seriously in-
JU mggageman H. F. Gordon. Spring
field.
B. Eckart. Chicago.
F R Kina. Chicago.
Engineer William F. banning, of
Bloomington.
Fireman Reardon. Bloomington. 111.
SHOT AT SERENADERS.
Father of Newly Married Eride Uuea
His Gun.
Greenville. S. C.. Dec. 25.-Ben and
Freeman Epps, sons oi Landrum
Epps were seriously shot 4 miles
north of Marietta, this county, while
serenading M. and Mrs. Arthur Bish
op who were married on the previ
ous afternoon.
Henry Pace, father of the bride, en
tertained the newly married couple at
his home last night. About 9 o'clock
a party of young men in the commu
nity, who were not included l among
the invited guests, visited Mr. Pace’s
residence and began a serenade. Short
ly afterwards an inmate of the house
walked to the piazza and emptied two
loads of shot into the Epps brothers.
The wounds have proven very painful,
but prospects aTe that the young men
will recover.
Schoolgirl Jailed For Deriding Kaiser.
Berlin, Dec. 25. —A Polish school
girl named Kopec has been sentenced
to fourteen days’ imprisonment in
Posen for having thrown a brooch with
Emperor William's picture in it to
the floor and stamped on it. Such
brooches were presented to the pu
pils of the schools when, his majesty
visited T
! AMERICUS WHISKEY COMPANY
8
■
[ HOLIDAY OFFERING. |
! ouaTt I Meadowbrook Pure Rye, I 75c Quart. 1
I Ull yUCII !■ (Six Years Old.)
I Stone Mountain Corn. $2.45 $2.85 . j
1 The Finest Corn Liquor Ever Dii- Per O.llrn. F,„ F,»r l ull Private StOC |
Express Prepaid. Pure Rye Whiskey,
| tllled I get your order in EARLY.
I I THE PENWICK We carry a complete "line of Imported 75c per Quart i
■ 1 CH AA L Ales Porter and Beers, Apollinois Water, | *
i 51,00 per DOitle. I >"'»»" j
Battled in bond under the Duff Gordon and Royal Crown Sherries. 'I ~ „ u wn'» i 5
personal supervision of 1 Scotctl Malt Whiskey,
the U. S. Government, u i
j |‘“ , ;r il :z: , ::r„r| I Mail Orders Promptly Filled. I o id pepper 11
Pennsylvania 1 i Express charges paid on all purchases of $2.50 1* Green Label.
1 per gallon and over, to any point in Georgia. I The o id colonial drink, $1.25 hot. I
: 1 at $1.25, $1.50 and $2 per bottle. Jj ————l S
| ftMERICUTWHiSKEY CO.
I ' tx; ’ 1 ' •’
the AMERICUS DAILY TIMES--RECORDER: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27. 1902.
Uncle Sam says it’s
all right
very grain we buv tn •i?» O »M^I clw>uses *. d W ln ? 1)10 seven T cars it remains there, from the
not take a gallon nfnn™"k lsl J;2 y Vou get, Uncle Sam is constantly on the watch, We dare
And when he does
ness and flavor carrv w n b TT\nml?S. e ?.& o . e l, dl L ect 10 you ' with all its original strength, rich-
BTEE of PURITVhnf., UNITED STATES REGISTERED DISTILLER’S GUARAN
HAYNER VVHISkpy io^’as“?. savin ?. l - he dealt ’rs' enormous profits. That's why
other uses That’«roh» S J ,h t bestfor medlclnal Purposes. That's why it is preferred for
why YOU should t™ u we have over a quarter of a million satisfied customers. That's
y snouia try it. Your money back if you’re not satisfied.
Direct from our distillery to YOU
Sam Dealsrs’ Profits! Prevail Adulteration I
HAYNER WHISKEY
PURE SEVEN-YEAR-OLD RYE
4 FULL ss.2o EXPRESS
QUARTS O PREPAID
YF ut nfif y, ? dF f OTJ R FULL QUART BOTTLES of HAYNF.R’S SEVEN
f?,r J3 -:- 0 ' and we will pay thb express charges. Try it and l£S|
dnd 11 all nght and as good as you ever used or can buy from 11181
,i. se at ? nv pnt ' e - send it back at our expense, and your 13.30 will be ft '&
returned to you by next mail. Just think that offer over. How could it be
iairt i If you are not perfectly satisfied, you are not out a cent. Better let Jf&Hßli.
atr ia order. if you don’t want four quarts yourself, get a A&iJMxBBm.
iru rm to jom you. v\ e ship in a plain scaled case, no marks to show what’s
inside.
I Orders for Ariz., Cal., Col., Idaho, Mont., Nev„ N. Mex., Ore., TTtan, Wash.
yo i , musi ' be 29 the basis ot 4 H aar t s for *4.00 bv F.xpress |§{
rre paid or 20 Quarts for *16.00 by Freight Prepaid. WAINLo*
Write our nearest office and do it NOW *
THE HAYNER DISTILLING COMPANY
ATLANTA. GA. DAYTON, OHIO ST. LOUIS, MO, ST. PAUL, MINN.
153 Distillert, Troy, O. Established 1866 Ite-to!!-
Christmas Goods in Plenty,
SPARKS ’
We are waitiog for yon behind pyramids of Xmas eatables. Our entirely
new stock of Groceries is here, and Americas has never before bad such a
Christmas feast.
TAKE DINNER WITH SPARKS,
Or rather let him plan your Dinner, Breakfast
or Sypper from his stock.
' ratberms, Celery, OrangeP, Pineapples. Grapes, New Mincemeat, New
Cheese, Olives, Cherries, Red Gravy Ham*', Dove Hams, Breakfast Bacon,
Bu kwheat,Nabob FJonr. This is the Daily Bill of Fare at
SPARKS' STORE.
Phone 27q. • , • Barlow Block.
PLANS NEW YEAR’S SURPRISE.
Fresident Charles H. Mackay Will Re
member Old Employes.
New York, Dec. 25.—Clan nee H.
Mat hay, president of the Posu.i Tele
ghaph-Cabie company, is planning a
jiew -year’s suiipru-e tor the oiu-er em
ployes of that concern. ,
it has been reported that John \\.
Mackay leit in his will a provision that
the older employes of the Postal were
to receive a gilt on Jan. 1, 1903, pro
portioned to their term of sc; vice in
that company of ten years o. longer.
I’hough this report regarding the
terms of the will could not be verified
and it was hinted in ether sources of
authority that ti e gift was too idea
of Clarence H. Mackay alone, it was
learned positively from Clarence H.
Mackay that he and a committee com
posed of old fide nds and employe* of
his father were contemplating a new
year’s present for the employes of the
Postal that was of some importance.
Mr. Mackay, who has just returned
to this city ficsm San Francisco in
answer to questions regarding the
form of the intended remembrance,
said:
”YVe have not decided! on that yet.
There will be time enough to talk of
that after the committee meets next
week and fixes on that question."
“It will be in the form of a new
year’s present, will it not
"I can’t say now. It is too soon, as
nothing definite has been fixi ! on. I
will he glad to tell you all about it
when the committee has met and de
cided on the manner of the nc ward to
old employes.”
For seeral days the operators and
older men in the employ of the com
pany have been interested in a myste
rious list of names being prepared in
the local office. Officials went about
quietly and prepared this list, which
contained eighty names. No explana
tion was given to the men who were
spoken, to, though it was noticed the
list was eanefully revised time and
again.
The list when shown to tihe few for
tunate ones in the confidence of the
management was found finally to con
tain eighty name® taken from the op
erating department, including men in
the brokers’ offices. The men were
placed in three classes- —those who had
served in the company for twenty or
more years, those who had been in
continuous service for fifteen years,
and then ten years. No men who had
not been in the service of the com
! pany for at least ten years got on the
list, and it was an unalterable decision
that this service must have been con
tinuous. The committee in charge of
the matter will meet shortly and act
on the list.
YgffiEORGIA/
rn.RY.GOy
-n t-murt* i>. Cectlve. f ov Snd, 1102.
j
Trains arrive at ai U depa’-t from Central
of Ot orr 1 a Raliwav pngser et-r s atlon.
Amkhiour. (9 tll Merldiar Tl “*D AMKKiors
—— Macoi.vAuai.ia, A hens.l
*5 15 a ui sav'i nab, Augusta and *lO 05 pm
Intermediate point .
Albany, Beller>vlPeand
'(I (Mam 1> te> mediate points. *lO ‘5 pm
|TuTany, Columbia Hart
*1 62 p uiifo’d. Intermediate p ts. *1 62p m
*T~S2 p u- Macon, AManta.Millege- *i r7 p in
vllle and Eaton ton.
Macon. Atlanta, Savan
*lo 10 p m nah, Augusta and Inter *0 Ma m
n edlate points.
Tfi 4' a m Columbus and Inter- (Too pm
t 2 (5 p in mediate points. tn 2) a tn
oo p m 812 (opm
mumbu-, Birmingham
*’> 15 a ii, and Intermediate points *0 (Mam
•10 Id p m via Fort Valley *11) 06 p m
Albany and lntermedi
*lo 05 p m ate points *5 15 a m
uawßon, Troy, Eufaula,
*0 C 4 a m Montgomery and Inter- *1 52 p ni
•1 62 p tn mediate points. *lO 06 p m
• Dalrt. t Except Sunday, s Sunday Only
For further Information, and schedules to
all points beyond our line, aj ply to
S A PRUITT. Agent, Auiencup. Da.
D. FLINN.Jr Ticket Aeent, Americus, Gl
J. M. MALLORY T. P. Agt„ Macon Ga.
TTU'.o '» K iNWOep. S'ipt savannah.Oa
W. A, WINBURNA lce-Pres. and Traffic Mgr,
.1 P HAH S H. A. Ga
F J. ROBINSON, Ass’t Gen, Pass Agent.
FO'R SALE.
500 acres 4.V miles of railiond, 100
acres m saw timber. Only $3 acre.
Easy payments.
1,400 acres, with large framed resi
dence, suited largely for grazing.
Only S 3 acre This is a snap if you
want farm ojr grazing land.
200 aorep, one mile of Americus. 75
acres in forest on whicn there is $1,500
worth of wood. $lO acre, half cash,
balance one and tjvo years.
000 acres, 4 miles out, 100 acres in
origmal forest, oak, hiokory and pine,
400 acres open, running water. Rent
18 bales cotton. Only |8 acre to quick
buyer.
120 acres half mile of thriving rait
rosd station, churches and schools.
Bent *250. Frice *2,000.
Tome to see me if you are interested
in city or country property.
P. B.WILLIFORD,
103 Cotton Avenue.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
LD. LOCKHART,
Dealer in PIANOS and ORGANS.
Tuning and repairing pianos and organs a
specialty Lock Hox 4. Americas, Ga.
Jas. A. Hixon, WH M. Harper.
HIXON & HARPED
ATTORN. YS and COUNSELORS AT LAW
Americus. Georgia.
Offices Rooms t to 3 Byne'Building.
Rob rt e. ler,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Americus, Ga
Offices 14 and 16 Planters Bank Builulng.
JJOOPBR & DYKES,
Attoknkvh at Law,
Planters Hank Building
JA. ANSLEY JR..
. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Room No. 7. Byne Building, Americus, Ga.
EA. HAWKINS,
, Attorney at Law.
Office In Wheatlev Building
JAMS* TATLOB,:
A.iorney at Law.
Offlce over Remberfe Drug ato; e. Forsyth
street,
Kg. CATO,M.D. «»«(*?sea
. PHYSCIAN AND SU RG EON.
Residence 318 Felder street. Telephone 86
L Tenders his professional service to the
people of Americus and surroundlrg coun
ties. Special attention given to general
surgery, diseases of women and children
Office 406 W Jackson street. Calls lett at Dr
Eldrldge’s store will receive prompt atten
tlon.
W. T. I an-. R. L. Matnaid
LANE & MAYNARD,
LAWYERS.
AMERICUS, ! GEORGIA.
Offices Nos. 16 and 17 Planters Bank -Build
ing,
C. !P. *Daves,
Office Residence
Times-Recorder Bl’dg 218 Jackson Street.
’Phone 93. Phone 155.
Dr. S. H. McKee,
..DENTIST...
Office, Wheatley Building, over John R
Hudson’s drugstore, Rooms 8, 8 and 10. Phone
No. 9.
IrlE ~s
Windsor Hotel,
AM ERIC US®. GEORGIA.
HI-’VHV H., tIcCLI HKV, I’rnprletor
3
