About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-1902 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1902)
MERICUSJIMES-RECePDER. TW AlUFPTrtTTO — » —- =—— IM Si The Sickest Man is Not Always in Bed. AMERICUS, GEORGIA. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1902. NUMBEK 24 The meanest kind of sickness is just to be able • to attend to duties and yet not feel equal to the task. The eternal grind keeps many in the traces who ought to be in bed. A thorough course of Johnson’s Chill and Fever Tonic would give a new lease on life to such people. It tones up the the whole digestive apparatus. Puts the Liver in the best condition possible. Gives a splendid appetite. Renews strength and restores vitality. Office of J. It. LASSITER. Hendso.wiu.e, S. C, Sept. 2, 1896. 3Ik. A. B. Gikakdkau, Savannah, Ga. Dear 3ir:—Some years ago I operated a float ing saw-mill on the Savannah River. My base of operations was being constantly changed, and my hwids were always exposed to the worst malarial influences. I employed over one hundred hands, and the work..was conducted as much in water os out of it. For this reason, in August and Septem ber there was great loss of time and business, on account of Bickness among the workers. My attention was then called to Johnson’s Chill and Fever Tonic, and I determined to give the medicine a trial. I procured it, and those who were sick were put on this treatment, and those who were feeling badly^were at once given the Tonic. In a short time every one of the one hundred hands wps well and reported for duty; and from that time on I used nothing else but Johnson’s Tonic, and never had another case of fever. Yours very truly, J. E. LASSITER. TERRIBLE TYPHOON ITHEY GOME IN CARS SWEEPS OVER JAPAN AND 60 THEIR WAY. Was Accompanied by Seis- mio Tidal Waves. I People Who Came or Went Away Yesterday MINISTER BOWEN WANTS MORE SHIPS Situation Reported Critical In Venezuela. COAST VILLAGES ARE DELUGE!) AMERICUS A MECCA FOR MANY. FOREIGNERS ARE IN DANGER. Low of Life and Property Wa. | m - Tour Own Name or That of a Friend Minister Say. Ve.eel I. Needed at menee. Subscription Ll.te Have | May Bo Found Below In The Long | Earliest Po.elbl. Moment.-V.len. Been Opened For Relief of Sufferers | by the Disaster. Llat of Yesterday's Visitors Who| Came Hero. Yokohama. Oct. 1. via Victoria, A c., Oct. 15.—A terrible typhoon has eia Is Closely Surrounded and Bat tie Going On. which deluged the coast veiiam th* Mr * M » J - Adams Is st home again «nt to reinforce the gunboat Msrl. loss of life* and p““ ,rS £ • visit of some length to relative. « La Qu.lra. In view of the _ property Deing im-1 , n Eatonfon present critical situation which has | arisen at the Venezuelan capital. W. B. Yanoey registered from Atlan-1 Some lime ago, when President ta yesterday among the arrivals at the Castro left the capital. Minister Bow- Alien Home. en expressed to the state department « — rypnoon i Mr. Thornton Wheatley and Mias I eiplraTby^VrevTuC’rv UZ which 'lotted this section of Japan I Wheatley have returned home after a would result In robblmTahd nlllm-in* ^tandSuuday central- Pleasant viaitin Atlanta. ' Tidal vavci viritedthe Mr ' JL ' Horn WM am0D « Webster's ,orelano ™- Such a alt- Olzo an J Mpre,en leHvee here yesterday, oimiog uat ’“ n ' H Is feared here. Is again Im- . I over on a bnaineaaa trin I ,n “*' The gunboat Montgomery left Hay mens-. Subscription lists have°been opened In the varloua towns by the leading Japanese people and newspa pers. A local journal said: From telegrams and personal nar rations It seems that the typhoon THE OLD RELIABLE POWDER Absolutely: PuraT THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE BUSINESS CLOTHES. Odawara, Kodzu. Kamekura Olzo aaJ |*«presentatlTea loss of life and immense damage t0 °»« on a buaineass trip. porte "that *at U Odw» Th8 | teIe fi! a h h M,ss Eula Eor<5, 1,1,0 A** been at I tl for Colombia the fimtoTthl's monfh were washed awav and 0 rfeht° hou8M Woodlawn, Ala., for some time, has re- Owing to the Interruption* to cablo ss.^ZE'zLsrsFz moto-KodzuOdawara line was com- Mrs. William A Dodson is spending g^,^ a^ e .he^ft Haytf ^d U . Wh0le Bect!on3 * 8Ter * 1 d, y» in Uacon . the guest of her I It feared that even ifbe^sOTtam.-wi -wd r *''T ls,er ' Mr8 ' ,ohn holmes. ' Santa Martla are needed, she cun!* Inland. At the power houw°U,rd£ UissBwUu ‘ Mor « 80 * was Jhe namo was reported still there, but the pretty guest of friend-: in the oily dnn^rhla jmt aSiZ^n the house was supposed to be up the lor • short while Monday. I wltmm 1 1 “ Tlved 1,1 The toes will I Mr. and Mrs. John E. French, of There are several gunboats and eat up a considerable «-1- _. . £*1 crulser8 ' whi «i ■*« deitinedTor tfie Carrlbean ledron, which are ready for QUAKE DOES GREAT DAMAGE. | CapL W. H. Tondee came over from | Machias and Bancroft,’at'BortmT'the Mexican .1777 , ' „ Lumpkin yesterday to look after bust- HIM at New London, and the Detroit Mexican and Central American Coaati nets matters and mingle with friends, at Portsmouth. N. H. Are 8hak«n Lin. I • 1 — SPECIAL TRAIN FOR VETERANS. buy When you business you wantem busi ness-like in price; but it isn’t good San Francisco, OcTlS^reat dam-1 Mr ‘- A- Harris, of Terrell oounty, I ap ^°“ age was done to- varloua porta on the 11 Ytalting at the home of her aon, Mr. earliest potslble moment so IMa nrab! Mexican and Central American coasts Albert Harris, on Jackson street, fora able that either the Panther or’tho a e n^4 ,Uake 8 “ d tida ' WaV * ,ewday8 ' Cincinnati will be ordered from her Captain Von Riegen, of the German | rhe “ an J friends of Miss S.rab Tor- and ,en ‘ to ‘he Venotuelan I j | I steamer Denderah sava hf» wn<* nna IPhiwiU welcome her return homo to-1 mt. . .. , clothes ble at acme of the port, to even ™ke ^|«* <,0,l « h ' ,a ' 8 ^ 01 • at the | a tending, owing to destruction of I ,n Kentucky. from Minister Bowen, dated Inst night „ h At Sall “ a p™*- on Tech ' Miss Lilia Johnson leaves this week Caracas, shows the critical condl- e.t ur'thttT.nlhJ 0 ^ w eat ' * or Chicago, where she will be.the tlo "° f affaire In the Held: est and that launches and lighters I -• . , I Tha «rmv i. .mi ... were carried Inland over 100 feet. I f’ nos ‘ °* f r l CDl ’s dunng the approach- At Ocos. Guatemala, the entire pier, I *° B wInler 8eaaon ' : least 1.000 feet tn length, waa I John Pilsbury, now hailing from BL wrecked. The damage to that port j Louis, Is spending some time in Amer- ions, his former home, with Judge and Mrs. J. B. Filsbury, “The army la still near Valencia I No particular* obtainable. Valencia I closely surrounded and battle going I on now.” - . , . end city will amount to millions. business to nave ns T - he quakc and t)da| wave wc, e feu PALMA MAKES DENIAL. clothes that are far up the coast as Manzanillo. 8kyscraper on “Millionaire Row." , , ,, , .1 New York. Oct. IB.—A 16-story not stylish, nor to apartment hotel will be erected on w I Fifth avenue, between Sixty-fourth n „ v 4-nn mnph r»s« and Slxty ' flfth * treet * In the heart of pay lOO muen Or| the socalled 'Millionaire Row, " ac Misaea Kate, Annie and Lillie Poole retnrned here yesterday from a pleas- 8ay» Cubans Are Not Ungrateful to United 8tates. New York. Oct. 15.—President Pal | cording to The Times. A Frank J. too little for them Could purchased recently a residence LUU AVI 11IC111. at 834 Flfth avenuo for wh , ch he Jb Il/.f,,. ' •»*«* to have paid 1500,000. If the ho- WC VC got the fa- to> projebf Is carried out he will have I a towering structure aa his lmmedl- mous Hart Schaff 1 ate ne,Kbbot °“ ,be nor ®- ner & Marx suits here for you; and with that state- Agdeed to Renewal of Treaty. . Madrid, Oct lB.-'Tho cabinet has agreed to the renewal of the treaty between the United State* and Spain. ment we answer every, question you can think to ask about looks, style, tailoring, fit and business-Iikeprices You can prove the truth of all we say in five minutes; we’re waiting for you to come and see. This Is the only exclusive Men’s Clothing and Furnishing establishment in Ameri- cus. It goes without saying that this Is the place for men to buy their cloth ing. Everything new and up-to-now. ant visit at the home of Mr. George ma has denied In emphatic terms ru- Poole, near Maddox. ports that the Cubans are displaying Mr. and Mrs. William Clark and ~*!w U ra.l°i ard the 81,1103 Mrs. M. W. Harvey, of Plains, and I'Yf , hare always been grateful to Miss Maud Wells, of‘Friendship, were :" e Unlted Slates, be I* quoted as among yesterday’s visitors in Ameti- " and lbIa fe * lln » of ‘he 8 * 0, Jan 8,C5, ons, the gnests of friends. ou?£d« il» . K 18 al8 ° l our desire to have the closest commer. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Blspreyltft for I cl “' and political relations, principally Maoon yesterday where Mrs. Slappey eommerdal, with the United States, will spend a week with relatives be- Tbe ,? Wn ®‘ «“d I are now engaged in fore returning to Savannah. consideration of this treaty and prob- I ably will come to a decision by the Mrs O. O. Clay, after spending the I end of the week, summer season delightfully in North I "It Is learhed that there Is objection Oarollns, sndreoently the guest of At- ‘° some of the provisions of-the lints friend*, is at home again. | treaty, but there is no Idea of reject I log It, as has been suggested.” TRAIN TO MAKE EVERY STOP. 0 VER 1100,000 FOUND IN DESK. Health is a magnet which irresistibly i man to the woman in life's W. D. BAILEY V/io 97/ens Outfitter, 9 S draws the H mating time. Health doc tint the akin with beauty fit puts music into the voice and buoyancy into the step, as well as happiness into the heart. A great many women covet beauty and are constantly seeking aids to beautify them. Let a woman first seek perfect health and all other charms shall be added to her. There con be no general health for women while there is disease of the delicate womanly organism. The first step to perfect health is to cure w omanly diseases by the use of Dr. Pierce’s Fa- voritc Prescription. It establishes regu larity, dries weakening drains, heals inflammation and ulceration and cures female weakness. •I used Coor bottle* of your ‘Favorite Pre* •criftfoa*and one of 8 Golden Medical Discov ery/ " writes Mrs. Elmer D. Shearer, of Mount- s 11 * m Am in Utter litalth than CTti For Veterans and Friends Going to Police Captain Diet With Fortune the Reunoin. M _ u , nder Hl » H f"d- _. . „ ... New York. Oct. 15.—A fortune of The “Veterans Special” to be ran by ore. Jioo.ooo was found In the desk the Central Railroad on the 28th Inst, of Police Captain J. J. Donahue, at in ooaneetion with the State Reunion I Jl » dock In the station house, where of Confederate Vetorans at Oolnmboe, I ho dropped dead last week. The sum will have comfortable coaches and I of A* 5 - 000 to ««ih waj found In a plenty of room. This special train was 8 “ al ! , l roa , box ,n a drawer, and dU- pnlonfor thoconvonlenooof veterans T a,uo 5 at and their friend., and will make every i , WOrth V atop onronte from Albany to Oolombne. rcrt of the property h i nc fuded %l B Xao The Americas veteran* have voted to In United flute* steel stock, »1,000 In go by the Central a special, leaving gold mining atock, and flvo life 'a- Amerlcnaat8a.m. and making a quick I »urance policies of 11.000 each, run to Colombo*. The discovery of the treasure was a complete eurpriae, the captain hav ing been thought to he worth about Amerleu* Will Send Delegation To Columbus. Camp Sumter, U.O. V., of Americnr, will be very largely represented at the etate reunion of Confederate veterns in Oolnmbns on the 28th and 29th. At a reoent meeting of the looat camp the veterans decided to go by the Central Railroad, which allows a round trip rate of $1.80 from Amenonr, open to everyone, and besides will ran a speci al train for the convenience ofthe vet erans and their friends. This train, the ‘‘Veteran* Speolal’’ will leave Americua at 8 o’clock Tnesday morn ing, 23th, tiokete good to return by any regnlar train daring or after the reunion. AMERICUS AT THE PRESBYTERY Committee Will Mako a Pull For Colloge. Americas is represented at the aea- atou of the Macon Freabytery by Mr. John W. Wheatley and Prof. A. G. Miller, who left at noon yesterday for Tbomaavllle. Mr, G. W. Baoot oxpect- od to attend with them bnt waa called to Atlanta on other business. It the question of location for the proposed Presbyterian College is brought up for final dotermiuatlon Amerious will heard from, and that strongly. Tito Presby tery will, quite likely, hold its epring aeetloo iu Americua, as an invitation to that elleot will be extended. COTTON MARKET REPORT. Americnr, Us, Oot.15-Reoeipta today at looal warehouse*. 801 bales. Reeelved previously 10,688 “ Total reoeipta to date.... 10,984 bales. The looal market le quoted as follow*: Good Middling i 8 eta Middling 7} © 7J New York, Oot. 15.—Future* closed barely steady. Oot....,Nov. 8.80,Deo. ' Suspended From Board of Trade. Chicago, Oct. 15.—Robert H. Thor- burn, a member of tho commission firm of Walto & Thorburn, has been suspended by the directors of i tho board of trado tor one year. Tho sus pension was the outgrowth of a recent corn deal, In which tho members of the firm of Harris, Oates & Oo. eay they lost heavily. It Is charged that Tuorburn ordered Hama, Gates & Co. to purchase 1,200,000 bushel* of corn for him when that cereal was quoted at 6* rents. Before the delivery tho price had fallen and, It waa claimed Mr. Thorburn would not make up the difference. POOR SHOWING OF POPULISTS. jSf ^ bo _ 1f I f75,000 in other property. Only 5,500 Votes Cast By Them Ini meorca, association. .. Kansas City, Oct 15.—The Miss- EI ® ol,on - l««IPPl Medical association met hero Secretary of State Phil Cook has just ‘ oday ln tho ‘wenty-cighth convention, glyen ont the vote for the Populist can- J’ 11 ' 1 nearIy , 800 Physicians present, did.tee for Stale Honee offices, in re- *£L 6€88 ! on eponaeto.complaint .fromPopnliate. | a^T.et Iron Rates Not Inereaied. Birmingham. Ala., Oct. lS.-'The Iron committee of the railroads has decid ed that there Should be no Increase of 60 cents a ton In the freight rate of pig lion this fall as had been pro- viously announced. Tho committee meets again In January to take the matter up. It waa shown that tho Iron companies aro receiving no Increase In price for Iron delivered this year therefore the action of tho commit- .3* for commissioner, H. G. Zellner, 5,423.’ r only. Alien House Corner, .Americus, Ga, The vote waa as follows: For secret* ry of stato, B. F. Lee, 5,148; for con troller general, ,W. W. Wileon, 5.533; for treasurer, J. A. Taylor, 5,508; ior attorney general, P. H, Lary, 5,484 For Rent A beautiful offioe in Knight* of Py thias building. Apply at ouce to of offleera. Paul PIquIn. of ABhovlIIe’ th' 88 ’ ( ^ 1d montloned P r °“tocntly for ( Heavy Gale Sweep* Channel. London, Oct. 15.—A heavy gale, ac companied by high seas, swept over the English and Irish channels today. A number of small craft wero ashoro and tho lifeboats busy; but thero were few
