Americus weekly times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1902-1907, December 12, 1902, Image 6

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THE AMER1UU» WEEKLY TIME8--RECUKDEK: KKIHA V. JjEOEMBER 12. 1902 SUMTER'S ROADS THE POOREST I TO FLORIDA ON HUNTING TRIP 'Webster County Citizen Makes a I Amerlcus Party is Going On Maroon' Trip By Wagon. I Ing’Tour. A prominent citizen of Webster I Aboard a roomy and comfortable oonnty came to Americas yesterday by I Isnncb of tbeir own constrnotion Otis private conveyance, bat be lost no Hansford, Fred Morgan and George time in banting the depot for tbe re-1 Rodgers, three well known yonng men tarn trip by train. And what be said j of Americas, will steam down the abont the miserable roads in Snmtcr Obattsbooobee river to Florida, county was a plenty. Itisafsct that Tbe trip promises to be a very de' onr country roads are far from wbat lightful one for the marooners. they should be and this militates I The launch is fast nearing comple- rgainst Americas oommercislly, as I tion and when ready for tbe trip the farmers go to other places to which owncre.of the craft will carry it out to • ill* roads are better. Ho long, bow- the ( hattaboocbee. ever, as tbe present shiftless and nn- Propelled by a gasoline engine the satisfactory system of road-working is craft, eighteen feet in length and four maintained instead of having the work and a half feet beam, will be driven donebyonr obatngang convicts, j nit I like an arrow down theriver to Apalach eo long will this lond complaint of I tools, tbe I yonng men hunting and poor roads exist. | fishing en ronte at leisure. The rarty will have ample camp Saved at Grave's Brink I e ‘l ni t ment a “d hunting outfl*, and af I t^r staying as long as tboy wish will "I know I would long ago have been | ermse back toAmerions. In my [grave," wntea Mra S. H. New. som.of Deca'nr, Ala., “if it had not. . been for Electric Bitters. For three A Thoueand''s Dollar' Worth of Good years I suffered untold agony from the I A. H. Tburnes, a well known coal worst forms of Indigestion, Waterbraab, opotator of Buffalo, O. writes, “I have stomach and Bowel Dyspepsia, but tni. bean afilioted with kidney and bladder excellent medicine did me a world of trouble for years, parsing gravel good. Since using It I oan eat heartily stones with excruciating pain. I got no and have gained 33 pounds." For Indi-1 relief from medicines until I began tak- geatloD, ;Lo«e of Appetite, Stomach, Ing Foley's Kidney Core, then the re- Iilver and Kidney troubles Eleotrlo snlt was surprising. A few doses stirted Bitters are a positive 'enre. Only SOo. | tbe brick dost like fine atones and now RECEIPTS ARE RUNNING WELL. Amerlcus Has 27,127 Wagon Bales up to Date. Warehouse receipts in Amerions pasted tbe 27,000 bale mark last night when yesterday's reoeipts were added Bnt tbe erop is pretty well gathered now, and tbe entire season, ending Auiuit next, will pr bibly reaeh 32, 000 or 33,000 which is abont tbe aver' age warehouse receipts per season. All this is what is designated wagon cot ton, and does net include rail thin' ments to the compress Adding tbe rail shipping for thd season to date, to wbat tbe warhonses have received, snd Americas has a total of more than 50,000 bales already at E. J, Eldrldge’s drug store. THIS TRAMP IS GIVEN A TEAR. 11 bare no pain across my kidneys and I feel like a now man. It has done me a If 1,000 worth of good,” John R.Hudsor. Weary Willlo Sent to the Chalngang | TO WRESTLE WITH COLLECTOR Yesterday. Only a Few Days Left for Payment of County Taxes. Property owners in Americas and A dirty, greasy vagabond, a white oreatnre and typical speoimen of the genns trampn, was honied before Judge Charles R. Crisp yesterday and| Snmter county have bnt a few days sentenced to a year in tbe ohaingang loft wherein they can pay state and on the charge of vagrancy. And in °°nnty taxes withont the additional this Jadge Crisp not only upholds the 1 008t ol • flfa - Collector Dnnn is not ltw, bnt proteots citizens against a bna y today, perhaps, bnt there will be dangerons class. In no other place I something doing there for the next two •re tramps as brazen in their demand weeka as on the night of December for •‘handouts” as here, and the gang 19th the books for ooileotion will be trill not be long in learning that the oIoBe< t and B foe issued against all de- bespitaiily of Amerions is against Hnqnents. The tax eolleotor’s books them, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Digests aH claaacs of food, tones and strengthens the atomaeh and digestive organa. Cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, stomach Troubles, and makes rich red blood, health and itrengtb, Kodol re builds wornout tissues, purifies, have been open for tbe payment of taxes einee l October 1st, All taxes | paid rafter the close of the books will be subject to costs. Tho Pride of Heroes. Mmy soldiers In the last war wrote to I say that for Sohratshes, Bruise*. Cuts, I wounds, C-irns, Sore Foot and Bt'ff ntrergcDS and iweetens tbe atom sob. *^°* nla > Buoklen’s Arnica Salve Is the G>v. G.W. Atkinson, of W. Va says: bs,t ln thB world ' Slm ® ,ur Burna . •Ibavi usod a dumber of bottles of Ul08rs > &k,n Eruptions Kodol and hare found It to be s very ef. festive And, Indeed, a powerful remedy for stomach ailment. I recommend It to my friends.” W. A. Rambert and Piles. It cures or no pay. Only 23s. at G. J. Bidridge’s drug store. A Timely Suggestion. This Is the season of the year when tbe prudent and oareful housewife re plenlsbes her supply o' Ubamberlaiu Cough Remedy. It Is certain to he needed before tbe winter isover, and ri suI's are muob more prom) t and satir factory when It is kept at band end given as eoon as tbe co d is contracted and before It his become Bottled In tie system. In almost every Insfaiee a severe odd may be waided off by tikfrg this remedy freely t a soon as the first indication of the oold appeara. There Is no danger ic giving It to children for it contains no harmful substance. Ic la pleasant to take—both adults and chi'- dieo take It, Buy it and yon will get the best. I; always cures. For sale by a'l druggist*. SEABOARD IS COINING DUCATS Fino Showing is Made For Tho Fall Months. The Seaboard has issued the follow- statement as to earnings: Week ending November 22od, 1902. 8230,804; 1901, 8219,085; increase, 817.- 219, Three weeks ending November 22ad, 1902, 8768,009; 1901, 1698,482; inerense 105,127, July 1st to November 22ad, 1903, 84,861,180; 1901, 84,406, ;inorease 8395,- 413. TO ENGAGE IN DAIRYING HERE. EPHRAIM JOINS THE JAILBIRDS. Pawned Goods are Traoed Back to | Walker. Northerner Buys a Dcslrablo Farm Near Amerlcus. Bnohannn Bros, have jast sold to P. T. Saedenborg, of Wisconsin, their Ephraim of old may baveibeen joined I desirable and well improved farm' one to his idols all right, but this* does not mi,e west of Amerions. The farm con- apply to Ephraim Walker, as the 8lala ot 839 a °res level, well onltirated bnnohof idols whiebEph joined yes- tan d, and-brongbt an excellent prioe. tordsy were bjhind the bars. Walker I Mr. Saedenborg will loeate here at is charged with the theft of a lot ot °°ee> end will engage extensively in bonsehold articles. Tbe goods were dairying and trade-raising. This fonnd in a pawnshop yesterday by business oan be most profitably con- Officer Oliver and Eph is in tbe coop ducted here and a ready market fonnd •long with other idle idols of like I * or everything produced, eepeolally stripe and shade. milk and batter. Mr. Saedenborg will make a success of his enterprise. Coughs, Colds and Constipation. Few people realize when taking cough medlolnes other than Foley’s Honey and Beport From the BeforalBohool. J. Q. Gluok, Superintendent, Prun Tar, that they oontain opiates whloh are I tftown, W. Va. writes: “After trying constipating besides belnir unsafe ■»,. al * othor advertised cough medlolnes we par bavo decided to use Foley’s Honey and t 0 ” * r " * jr children, Foley a Honey Tar exolutlvely ln the West Virginia and Tar oootalna no opiates, is safe aod Reform Sobool, I find it the moat ef- sure and will not constipate. John R | f " otlvo and absolutely harmless.’’ John Hadron, R. Hudson. SAID LIGHT WAS JUST AHEAD. Feminine inetinet leads every woman I to keep an extra supply of pins in slock. How to Prevent Croup. Ic will be good news to the mother} of small ohildren to learn tbat eronp oan be prevented. The first sign of orjup is hoarseness. A day or two before the attack tbe oblld beoomes hoarse. This Is soon followed by a peonl'ar rough oongh. Give Gfasmberla'n’s Gongh Rem-dy freely as toon as the child be comes hoarse, or even after tbe rough o&ugh appears, and It will dispel all symptoms of croup. In this way all danger and anxiety may be avoided. This remedy Is used by msoy thousands of mothers and has never been kuown to fail. It Is, In fsot, tbe only remedy that oan always be depended upon»nd that la pleasant and safe to take. For aale by all druggists. FINE8T MULES IN THE MARKET. Robert R. Stewart Has Them at Look- ott’s Stables. Mr. Robert R. Stewart is ready to seethe farmers of this seotion and show them the sleekest, finest males ever offered in Amerions snd at prioea tbat will move them at a 2:10 gait. Mr. Stewart will make Loekett’e Stables his headquarters daring the season and will be glad to show his fine stock there. New MEHTOD DISCOVERED. Treatment Bolling Water Uied In of Turnon. New York, Dec. 6.—After tests cov ering two years, a physician of this city has announced a new method for treating tumors. It is by the use of boiling water. He uses a syringe with a metal cylinder and adjustable piston, with needles of varying size. Using the ordinary asceptic precau tions, water Is taken directly from a cauldron and injected into the sub stance of the tumor. Tho water must be at a temperature of from 190 to 212 degrees Fahrenheit, or even high er. The water, he says, should be hot .enough to coagulate the blood and tho albuminoids of the tissues Immediate ly. but it should not be forced In so extremely hot, and under such pressure as to scald and produce a ne. crosis of the skin. During the treat ment the patient is put under the In fluence of narcotics. Lumber Company Changes Hands, Savannah, Ga„ Dee. 6.—E. B. Hunt ing & Co., the largest dealers In yel low pine in the south, if not In tho country, will be succeeded Jan. by the Granger-Stubbs Lumber com pany. The new firm Is composed of Harvpy Granger, the present manager of the Savannah office; Furney B. Stubbs and Sidney J. Stubbs, of Ma con, formerly connected with the Bibb Land and Lumber company, and C. E. Lewis, of Baltimore, at present connected with the Baltimore office of E. B. Hunting & Co. The new com pany will begin with a paid in capital of 8150,000, with headquarters in Sa vannah. CORTES WILL BE DISSOLVED. Conservative Cabinet to Be Formed to Succeed Sagasta Ministry. Madrid, Dec. 6.—King Alfonso to day charged Senor Silvela to form a conservative cabinet to succeed the Sagasta ministry which resigned on Wednesday. The cortes will be dis solved, the king having consented to Issue a decree to that effect before Christmas. Senor Silvela is busily conferring with his supporters. The portfolio of war has been of fered to General Linares, who was wounded at the battle of Santiago anj who was minister of war ln 1899, Burglarious Attempt Failed. Pittsburg, Dec. 6.—An unsuccessful attempt was made to burglarize the National Bank of Freedom, Pa., early today. The burglars effected an en trance to the bank, and attempted to blow open the safe with nitre-glyc erine, but the noise of the explosions awakened the residents In the neigh borhood and the robbers fled without accomplishing their purpose, leaving $18,000 behind. The explosions shat tered all the plateglaas in the bank building as well as the windows of neighboring houses. Winter Eczema CHRISTMAS GOODS Arriving Daily at Fricker’s. While in New York, and the East, recently, we carefully selected the most beautiful line of goods suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS over brought to Americus. We are opening them up rapidly, and by December First will have a complete line of all the LATEST NOVEL TIES in Jewelry, Sterling Silver, Brass and Iron Goods, Bric-a-Brac Art Goods, Cut Glass, Umbrellas, Purses, Pocket Books, Fine China* and many other things too numerous to mention. Of course our regular line of Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Cutlery, Scissors, Razors, Fountain Pens, Spectacles, Eye-Glasses, and * SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of all kinds, is complete and up-to-date in every particular. We most cordially invite a careful inspection of our entire stock feeling sure we can please the most fastidious in Style, Quality and Price, Mail orders filled day they are received. Goods we sell, en graved free of charge. Call, write or ’Phone James Fricker & Bro. TELEPHONE NO. 280. 409 Jackson St. - - - • Americus, Ga. OR TETTER A Timely Topio. At this seaaon of coughs and ooids It la wall to know that Foley's Hooev and Tar la the greatest throat and lungrem- ody. It onrea qulokly and prevents serf ousremits from a oold, John R Hnd eon. Editor Sized up Route of Delinquent | Subscriber. A subscriber abont seven years in I Better Than a Plaster. A piece of fimnel dampened with crears to a Bmithvillo paper was dying Chamberlain's Fain Balm and bound on and the editor dropped in to see him. tho affoeted parte, is bettor tbauap'as- “Howdoyou feel,” said tbe penoil I t°rf°r a l»nie book and for pains In tbe pusher. “All looks bright before me, gasped tbq subscriber. “I thought eo,” asid.tbe editor. Yon’il see tbe blaze in abont ten minutes.” There is no economy in spending time to find game unless yon are properly equipped to bag it. Bmitb- wick’s Gan Store can equip yon with arms and ammunition beat enited for yonr purposes. aide or cheat. Pain Balm baa no superior as a liniment for tbe relief of deep seated, mmcnlar and rhenmatio pains. For tale by all druggists. TO OCCUPY OLD COOPER HOME It’s an easy matter to get into tbe habit of meeting trouble half way. Don’t be Imposed upon by takirg sub stitutes offered for Foley’s Honey end Tar. John R. JndtoD, Cel. Klker and Family to Remove to Amerlous. Tbe many friends of Col. and Mrs. John N, Ktker are pleated to welcome them as resideats of Amerions. Mem bers of bis family arrived yesterday from Oglethorpe, and they are now at home at the former Cooper place on College street near Jackson. No better present for a boy than a gun. No better boye gnus anywhere than those at Smithwiok'n Gnn Store. They are eafe, strong'and accurate. Prices right. It take* tbe average man a lifetime to eorrect bit bad grammar. Is one of the many varieties .of that tor menting disease called Eczema. It slum bers through the summer and bleaks out in winter. The head, feet and hands are the parts most often attacked, though it sometimes appears on other parts of the body, the akin hardens, cracks open and bleeds, while the itching and burning ' at timea almost unbearable. Scratchli,, only make* it worse, sores and scabs forming where the skin is broken. In this form of Eczema brownish white crusts sometimes form which scale off SKIN CRACKS m fine particles, _ andin^ame'd^HU BLEEDS especially painful and severe when con fined to the hands, which often become so badly affected that the sufferer is unable to perform the lightest work. This, like aU other types of Eczema, is due to add poisons in the blood and not to local causes. The trouble is more than skin deep, and washes, soaps, powders and salves nor anything else applied to the surface can possibly do more than soothe the burning and itching or relieve tempo rarily the inflammation and pain. It is the acids thrown off by the blood and which are forcing their way through the pores that cause the skin to harden, :1c and bleed, and produce the irrita tion and soreness. S. S. S. neutralizes these add poisons and cleanses the blood of all irritating tub- stances and humors and does it promptly and effectually. S. S. S. purities and invigorates the thin add blood, and bnilda up the entire sys tem; then the unsightly eruption and sores heal, the akin becomes smooth and soft, and all signs of the Eczema disappear. Onr spedal book on Skin Diseases free. The Swift Speelflo Co., Atlanta, Ga. truea ana oicea, ai sss The Formula tells the story: Grove’s Chronic Chill Cure Not a patent medicine i a thin spirituous Squid, of a pleasant bitter taste, made of Fluid Extract PERUVIAN BARK Fluid Extract POPLAR BARK jwj g*™* BLACK ROOT Fluid Extract PRICKLY ASH BARK Fluid Extract DOG WOOD BARK Fluid Extract SARSAPARILLA Cures the Chills that other Chill Tonics Don’t Cure. FO'R SALE. 600 acres 4} miles of railroad, 100 aorea in saw timber. Only 83 aero Easy payments. 1,400 sores, with large framed resi dence, suited largely for grazing. Only 83 sere. This is a snap if yon want farm or grazing land. 200 acres, one mile of America*. 76 seres in forest on which there is 81,600 worth of wood. 810 sore, half cash, balanoe one and two year*. 600 acres, 4 miles ont, 100 acres in original forest, otk, hickory and pine, 400 acres open. Tanning water. Bent 18 btlea cotton. Only $8 acre to quick buyer. 120 tores half mile of thriving rail road station, churches and schools. Rent 8260, Price $2,000. P.B.WILLIFORD, 103 Cotton Avenue, Choose Wisely when you bay a SEWING MACHINE. Yotrtl find all torts and kinds at corresponding price&But if you want a reputable serviceable Macfcne, then take- the ; WHITE, 25 ye-js txoersecc: bar enabled u: to briaj ct. - *. a HANDb^MS. .. BYI.i:.T2TRICAL an: VET >Bi - T ^ . UC'T, r qr. ... I,. raak*-i-pa!ltUetooc me. b-’ji'i r ~ i-.nchiner a* an r. »* „. c ‘ousdcrJy cr: the -foi iw... ..ct. oue r_*S£V JUli t e* ;cv that shows tbe tta.l~-. .-*• e. r'-.-r-, 3 L ,( ihij Is cot c 3, t/c have others that atpc -.1 to careful Luycn. wdratoh o*>d -c -vwr * SHUTTLS CTYLti. ~—Our Elegant H. T. Catalogues give full particulars, free. i White Sewing Machine Co., cle ohio, nd ' For SaleJBy JF.jG. OLVER, Americus, Ga, ...Pure Delight Rye... 0naranteed:8IYeara501d. tie. Richland Mellow 4 Full Quarts, 8 Full Quarts, 12 Full Quarts, Direct from Xiatiilcry $3*25 $6.00 $8.s» Shtpprd In plain sealed bexts, with no marks to Indicate contents. Same Whisker sells In stores'icmMtoSS.Mper gallon. We a ro have Whl,k.y“S jS"s fo? SB and fSrported ind°Kme < uc'^i‘n"a C lr ' A, '° * fine 1,ne oi Apple ' • nd CoBn » c Ur » a «X G. A. SCOTT & CO., 315"Lamar St. ; : : : Americus, Qa EARLY FALL MILLINERY. SPECIALLY LOW PRICED I My Btock is overflowing with the latest and richest novelties from the best fashion centers, everything new and novel, beantiful and ar tistic, that goes to make a complete millinery store will bo found hero. Prices us usual on that SMALL PROFIT BASIS that has gained me reputation as giver of best values. SPECIAL.—Hats for young and old in black and white felt—all the styles this season. Newest things for bridal and birthday presents. Call at MRS. M. T. ELAM’S.