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THE AMEKICOS WEEKLY TIMES-RECORDERs FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1902.
EXCITING MAN-HUNT
IS NOWJMMESS
Officers, and Dogs Pursuing
Fugitive Convict.
WAY BE SHOT IF HE RESISTS.
Alles .Critchlow, Desperado Sent Up
from Indian Territory, Escapes from
Atlanta Federal Prison—Most Des
perate of Ali tile Convicts.
Atlanta, Sept. 11.—An exciting it
bunt is in progress in the southern
part of tho county. Dozens of of
fleers and citizens are on the trail oi
a convict who escaped from the Feder
al prison this morning. The posse is
doubly aimed and the convict may bo
shot down on sight if he makes resist
unco which, it is believed, ho will do,
ns ho is one of tho most desperate
men at tho prison.
Allcs Critchlow, No. 334, a prisonei
at tho federal prison, escaped this
morning at 7 o'clock. Ho had been
working in the cooking department ol
the prison and was sent to tho ice
plant on an errand. Being unobserv.
cd for a few minutes ho slipped
through ths ventilator of tho ice plant
And gained the outsldo of tho prison.
Thirty minutes later his escape was
discovered. The search was begun
immediately, dogs were placed on his
trail and Guards Bryan, Webb, Mar.
vin. Tucker. Cornish, Tennant, Chap
pell, Archer and Will Hawk, son of
Warden S. A. Hawk, started In pur
suit. They were assisted by flva
prisoners. Critchlow was followed a*,
far as Conley station. Here the dop
iest tho trail and every* section of that
vicinity io now being searched for him.
Prisoner No. 335, who was a pal ol
Critchlow, told Warden Hawk that tha
escape had a brother in Atlanta. Wa.
den Hawl; does not credit this state
ment.
Warden Hawk had told tho prison
era in tho cooking department, whero
Critchlow worked, to be careful of him,
that he was regarded as a designing
prisoner. He attributes his escape to
the carelessness of those in the cook
ing department
Critchlow Is a white man and was
brought to tho prison in August from
Indian Territory under a sentence of
Jive years for larceny.
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PRESIDENT’S BIG RECEPTION.
Probably 12,000 People Will Attend
Same at Sagamore Hill.
Oyster Bay, N. Y.. Sept 11.—Ar
rangements have about been complet
ed for the reception which President
Roosevelt will tender to the cltizohs
of Nassau county on Sept. 15.
Decorators ah> at work and hoforo
the day of tho recoptlon arrives many
buildings hero will bo resplendent with
bunting. Two prosldonttal satutos
will be flrod by the Hlcksville battery,
one when the reception begins and
another at its close. It Is probable
that between ten and twolve thousand
people will attend and Sheriff Johnson,
of Nassau county, will swear in 300
deputy sheriffs whose duty It will bo
to keep the crowd at Sagamore Hin
moving during tho hours of tho recep
tion. The president will receive his
neighbors on the porch of bis house.
A number of commlttoes have been
appointed, of which Frank C. Travers
•will be chairman ex-offlclo. He will
have general supervision of all ar
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HORSE THIEF CAPUTRED.
Sheriff’s Precaution Probably Pre
vented Lynching In Catoosa.
Ringgold. Oa.. Sept 11.—Mr. Tom
Reed, a prominent farmer of Catoosa
county, had the mlaforiune to have
two valuable horses stolen from hi*
stable Sunday night by a man named
Brackett, and be at once notified Slier
Iff W. C. Mathews of the fact.
Mr. Mathews traced tho nnlmdis iu
Murrey county and also captured tho
thief. He immediately placed hit
captive In the Dalton Jail.
Teaterday. the day set for the pre
liminary trial, the sheriff, who had
gone for his prisoner, wad met at the
depot at noon by 100 armed men, but
Governor Candler had notified Mr.
Mathews that something was being
done In Ringgold, thus preventing a
probable lynching, os tho sheriff did
not have the prisoner.
Tho mob was disappointed, and dis
persed.
PENNSYLVANIA PUKE ItYKl
•EIGHT VEAI18 ULU;
OLD SHAKl’K WILLIAMS
FOUK (HULL UDARTS OF THIS VINE
OLD TUBE BYE.
$3-50,
EXPRESS
PREPAID.
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run id uiaru to indicate content*. When
you receive it and tedtlt, if it is not satisfac
tory. return it at our expense and we will re
turn your 13.50. We guarantee this brand to
be eight years old. Sight bottles for 10.50,
express prepaid; 13 bottles for 99.50 express
prepaid; ! gallon jug, express prepaid. 93.00;
2 gallon tug. express prepaid, 95.60. No
charges for boxing.
Wenandieall tne leading brands of Rye
and Bourbon Whiskies In tne market, and
will save you 60 per cent on your purchases.
yuan.
Kentnck star Bourbon 935
Rlkrt&e Bourbon 40
Coon tlollow Bourbon 46
Mellwood Pare Kye 60
wviiifuvu rui« w
Monogram Rye 56
McRray erRn 60
Baker's AAAA 65
O. o. P. (Old Oscar Pepper)..
Old Crow 75
Finches'Golden Wedding.... 75
Hoffman House Rye 90
Mount Vernon (8 years old).. 1 00
^ld Dllllnger(10 years old)... 1 25 ww
The above are only a tew brands of the
many we carry In stock. Send for catalogue
All other goods by the gallon, such as Cor
All other goods by the gallon, such as Con
Whiskey, Peach and Apple Brandies, etc,
sold equally as low, from 91,95 gallon up
wards.
We make a specialty of the Jug trade and
all orders by mall or telegraph will have our
prompt attention. Special inducements of-
The Altmayer &
Flatau Liquor Co.
606, 608,610,612 Fourth-it.
Near Union Passenger Depot
Phone 265.
Macon, - » Georgia,
AS SOLE AGENT FOR
This section, I am prepared to furnish all
BOOK CASES, both plain and quartered.
Dpcument Files, Check Files and Combi
nation Cabinets.
of Globe-Wernicke Co., at their prices from
my store; and will be pleased to add sections,
as needed, to any book-case now in homes in
city or country. t
A. W. SMITH
Corner of Jackson and Forsyth Sts.
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PARKER’S
HAIR BALSAM
sod brsntifies ths hslf.
Promote* s luxuriant growth.
»er#r Falla to Restore Oray
Hair to Its Youthful Color.
Cures seslp tines,01 a hair fslUag,
<0e,snd>l-Q)st PnigjlMs
Every Woman
la Interested and should know
about the wonderful
MARVEL Whirling Spray
i The new Vsthul Syria**. Jnjrc-
d Surtion. Iiest-Haf*
Si-Moat Convenient
IltlessMs laataatly
’si your Sraftlat for It
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"I t lit Iff.. Accept no
other, hot send stamp for Il
lustrated book-wsM.lt gives
fall psttlculsrsand directions in
valuable to ladles. M A It Y Kl. CO.,
Boom Times Ddg.»Wew York.
^ENNYROyAL PiLJLS
ltED and Gold BMtslUe boio attl.j
L —if 4 ylth bin. ribbon. Take ae other. Reftaae
I **** kVJ Pasgerous Substitutions and Iralta-
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YOUR DOLLAR
THE SPLENDID.,
Colorado Democrats Name Ticket
Denver, Colo.. Sept 11.—It wai 3
o'clock this morning when the Demo
cratic state convention which mot here
Tuesday morning reached final ad
journment. The ticket chosen follow*:
United States senator. Henry H. Tal
ler; cougressman-at-l&rge, Alva
Adams; governor, Edward C. Silmson;
lieutenant governor Thomas Annear;
secretary of state. Horace W. Havens;
state treasurer. James N. Carlile; state
auditor, H. H. Insley; attorney gener
al, J. H. Swefgert; superintendent of
public schools, Mrs. Helen M. Gren-
Ms; regents. State university, Mrs.
Bf. C, C, Bradford. Jeeee Stevenson.
Miss Kate Shelley, Heroine.
LaCrosae, WIs., Bept. 12.—Miss Kalo
Shelley, the-heroine of many poems
aod writings In prose, who, when a
child oared a train load of people from
death by creeping over a froten bridge
near Molngona, Iowa, in a raging
atorm and warning the engineer of the
danger, b»j.ben engaged by the State
Insane hospital at Cherokee, Iowa, as
a nurse,, „ Miss Shelley U milt.. -m
Selected Meats
can always be found
here. We handle
nothing but-the best,
and invite compari
son. Fish, Oysters
and chickens always
on hand.
SHERLOCK & CO.
’PHONE No. 32.
For Sale.
100 acres, M acres open 5-room house, -new
barn, near Brighton. 11,(0).
IK acres, fronting railroad, half mile of
station, 9-room house, lands level, and salt*
cd to fruit growing or stock raising; rents I
Dales cotton. (7 acre.
330 acres, choice level land, near Friend
ship, good neighborhood and healthy loca
tion. Si.MOi
. 400 acres, 3 miles railroad, *£0 acres open,
too acres in pasture, lands mostly level red
and grey. Only t! acrea,
For *Rent.
T room house with two acres land, desirable
location, 118 month.
Come to see me If you wish to buy, sell or
P. B. WILLIFORD,
103 COTTON AVkNCK.
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Windsor Hotel,
AMERICUS’ GEORGIA
HKNBY U.IKCOLE8KY, Proprietor.
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Americus Oil Company
It is the largest and most completely equipped gin
ning plant in Georgia, producing the finest sample of
cotton. The entire outfit of machinery is NEW and UP-
TO-DATE; and our customers and friends arc assured
prompt attention and entire satisfaction in the hand
ling of their cotton. No long waiting, as cotton is hand
led rapidly and promptly. Plant at foot of Church
street, Americas, Ga.
L, G, COUNCIL,
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.DEALER IN.
GOAL # Fertilizers.
Uy coal ia the celebrated Blooton Lamp and Jellioo,
conceded the finest domestie coal sold in this market.
All orders for coal promptly delivered. My priee. as low
a. the lowest.
I make liberal cash advances on cotton in etore at
very low rate ot interest.
Telephone No. 38..
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Eldridoo Druo Stores.
You can buy Drugs here, being sure as to quality.
To Pres'^ilons wo pay special attention.
Toilet Preparations, Soaps, Face Powders and all along the line.
Razors (Tower Brand) list made—gnarautecd. If you shave your
self call to see us.
Do you want your house painted 1 Giro us a trial. Wo handle
the best paints in the market and cheapest, Alabastine, the best for
inside work. Phone 33.
Turnip Seed—new crop, just In—every variety.
WILL DO—
DOUBLE DUTY
THIS WEEK.
-X.
Hundreds of cases of Winter ma
terial have been received, and the
low prices marked on same are al
ready creating a stir. We intend
making the coming season
The Banner Bargain
Season in Our History.
Fall and Winter Novelties in
Silk, Woolen and Cotton Dress Goods,
and Housefurnishing Goods.
The domestic department is fill
ed with staple lines and we offer
matchless bargains in Table Linens
and Napkins, Pillow and Bolster
Cases and Sheets ; Plain and Fancy
Outings, Bleaching, Cambric, Long
Cloth Towels, Crash and Towelling.
Call and let us show you the
argest line of Shoes and new and
up-to-date Fine Clothing ever dis
played in Americus.
All goods cheap, and will be sold
at living prices at
D. PEARLMANS
311 Lamar Street, Americus, Qa.
For Sale.
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Excellent,farm, 500 acres, one mile from Camilla.
Confer with
M. CALLAWAY, Americus Ga.
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W. hUKFFIELD, Fn.ld.nt. FRANK SHEFFIELD, Vice-President
K. D.-SHEFFIELD, Cashier,
Bank of Commerce,
' AMERICUS, GEORGIA.
bulking business transacted and all consistent courtesies
extended to patrons. Certificates of deposit issued bearing interest