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THE AMERICUS WEEKLY TIMES-RECORDER. THURSDAY. JANUARY 6. 1910. ORGIES IN GOTHAM Af DAWN Of NEW YEAR. Joy Unconfined in Street at Mid New York. Jan. a -With heart* at light as the confetti tat twirled bilx- z:1 r(l like about th< Broadway revel route. New Yorker* ire the lait leaf from the calendar of >09 and set their taces toward the Ni Year. Of all holsterou* New Year eve* there nev er was one raori no y and hilarious. Early the wordfwa* lent out from police CommiswmerBaker's office: ••Ijet the crofds live a good time. Suppress rowi Ism, Mat allow them to make a noise. The celebr on coat New Yorkers about three tgrters of a million dot ght. lars. Nowhere ii fow York city at mid night on Ne Year 1 * eve It there busier tbroi of hurrying humanity than at the ; stlon of Park Row and the Bowery Intermingled with the throng are n 7 panhandlers, at hap py as the rl st, for New Year's eve is their bar time. Few of t panhandlers who fre quent tho d itown district ply their vocation as 1 Trinity tolls out the midnight be in the chimes. The be lated ones 1 T to a dive at Chatham Square, the o meet brother mendi cants and j utly celebrate with the money begi from New Yoar shop pers. Here one r witness nightly trans formations re'wonderful than In the famous iurt of Miracles" In old Paris whlc ctor Hugo describes in ■ Notte Da The blind see, the dumb talk hunchback looses nil traces of 1 sformlty, the deaf hear, missing II are grown In a twinkl ing and th nc discard their crutch es and dai a glee. Of all tights. In the year the gladdest i s dive In the Bowery Is New Year e. Not until long after the late d does the drunken revel ry cease, ihen only when the tner- rymakers > spent all of their 111 gotten go nd are unconscious to their sur lings Clergyt f New York and repre sentative on to-day denounce tho dlsgracefutics that marked the public ce&.Ion of Now Year's evo. Rev. Dr. Hies H. Parkhurst do (Intended to write a let- jto the "Mayor." There Jleatlons of a concerted jirerent a recurrence of were witnessed last dared I ter of prj were otlt moremen such sce| Friday Expos«> IVct, dampness and cold, Inliy results In a suddeo chill, wl|l not attended to Imme diately, use • cold. By mixing a teas pot of Perry Davis’ Pain, killer In a glass of warm water or milk, vhole system will be heated i o danger of cold avoid el. Av bstltutes, there Is but one Pali, Perry Davis’, Price £c. 35c Oe. IITT ; D WAS BURNED DEATH IX ATLANTA, Dec. 31.—While play- hrlstmas dollie, alone i grate yesterday morn- > May Causey, two-year- Of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. -ertide was burned to irents are erased with grief, f£ had been wrapped up in their daughter, and their thoughtionths past had all cen tered tastre to give the child a happy (as. Pinin' STRIKE FOB SIX DOLLARS A DAT. New he. 31—A strike of New Aork and steamfltters Is threats i the beginning of the two unions have sub- to their employers ate In pay to |6 a day, on Saturdays. The plumbejsrs also seek a raise, and unk get $3 a day aad Sat- >y, too. will go oa a new y< mitted i asking with n urdays ■■trike. GREAf PROSPERITY IN AMERIGIS AND SUMTER Merchants and Fanners Be gin Auspiciously. Amerlcui and the splendid section surrounding It enter with this week upon another year' of unexampled prosperity. The merchants of Amer- Icus, De Soto, Plains, Leslie, Hunting- ton, Andersonvllle and, In fact, throughout thi* section, did last year a good business and coilectloni were satisfactory. The financial enterprise! did well and are paying their usual good dividends, with a surplus added to the profits. The banks are carry ing large deposit accounts and money was never so plentiful. The corn, oat and cotton crops were all very satis factory. The prevailing prices were so much better than usual that most of the farmers are in very sound financial condition. About the usual number of mulea are being sold at pricea some what higher than formerly but cash Is being paid for much of the stock. Sum ter county has all the corn and bay that will be needed to feed the stock for next year, and most farmers have raised their meat for another year. The tendency among the planters Is not so much to increase the acreage In cot ton, but to continue to plant largely In corn and make hay, and Intensify their cotton production by good cultivation and Improving their lands. DR. WISE HAS REMOVED TO AMERICA'S TO RESIDE. Dr. B. T. Wise, Jr., who ranks among the leading physicians of this section of Georgia, has become a res ided of Amerlcus. Dr. Wise arrived yesterday, and wlH have offices at the Dodson Pharmacy'. He Is a graduate of Tulane University, and as a practi tioner haa already won a position of distinction In bis profession. Tho fact that he is to become a resident of Amerlcus is a subject of congratu lation among hla wide circle of friends hore and the public generally. JAMES PIXKSTOX IS WINNER OF RING AT BELL'S Jamie Pinkston is now sporting dia monds, having been the holder of the lucky ticket No. 519 which won the handsomo diamond ring offered by Bell, the jeweler. The ring has bean delivered to him and be Is still re ceiving congratulations upon his good fortune. THINK OF Mexican Mustang Liniment AND WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU. ii - f Relief from pain that might otherwise cause you hours of agony. Tired out muscles eased up and made ready for another day’s work. Lameness in the back and shoulders promptly cured and stiff joints limbered up. Bums, Scalds, Cuts and Mashes ren dered painless and quickly healed. Rheumatism, Lumbago and Sciatica robbed of their anguish and banished forever. Ulcers, Old Sores and Open Wounds healed promptly and permanently. The first application of Mexicali Mus tang Liniment subdues the pain but it continues its work until every quivering nerve is soothed and quieted. The great penetrating power of this famous remedy enables it to do this quickly and positively. In all cases of Sprains, Bruises or Lame ness. j Mexicali Mustang Liniment should- be rubbed in persistently. The antiseptic qualities of this old relia ble household remedy make it safe and sure. Prices 25c^ 50c., $1.00 per bottle. n»kivdhwMi. LYON MFG. CO. 41 to 45 So. 5th St, BROOKLYN,N. Y. ■ran ii- RAGES MAY CUSH IN CINCINNATI, OHIO Intense Feeling Over Mur der of White Girl. (Special to Times-Recorder.) Cincinnati, Jan. 3.—With a race war imminent as a result of the murder of Miss Anna Lloyd Friday night, a white man and a negro were placed under arrest early today. The police reserves were kept on duty at a ball dozen points of the city where feeling was running unusually high and tbe authorities at Cummlngsvllle, where ■the girl was murdered, were reinforc ed. In spite of these precautions the situation was critical. MORSE NOW KNOWN AS NUMBER 2814. Ex-Banker Begins Service With Smile on Face. LOST—Thursday night, black horse, three white feet, white spot on right side, aad black mare mule, both about 3 years old; strayed from Clay place. Reward for return or Information ts Cliff Clay, Amerlcus. or Bherry Gas ton, DeSoto, Ga. dftwlt FIFTEEN’ AND HALF CENTS THE PBICE IN AMERICUS. (Special to Times-Recorder.) Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 3.—Charles W. Morse, the convicted New York bank er, arrived this, morning at 10:30 o'clock, entered the Atlanta federal prison, was given, No. 2814, took a bath, was shaved and vaccinated and began bis fifteen year service with a smile on' bis lips. SOW TOUR OATS NOW. Colton Taints Contlnne at Highest At. tltndr. Fifteen and a bait cents Is tbe worth of good cotton In Amerlcue and a few tales st that altltudlnous figure were effected yesterday st warehouses here. March contracts were quoted on the close yesterday at 16.07 cents, sn<l there Is no telling to what price it will go eventually. I have a fine lot of McCullough seed oats for sale. I will deliver them in Amerlcus, Oa., for one dollar (11.00) a bushel. A. B. CONNORS. 18dftw-lmo Americas, Ga. LICENSE FIXED BY COUNCIL SALOONS ALL OPEN AGAIN. E ON DWELLING rnoVED BY FLAXES. Complr Wns Saslalaed by Ben U DHL thg i of his country real- lerieus two or three Ben L. Dell sustained his property and is, as it was learnsd dwelling wta unln- Jla of the fire wee ec- g soot falling among the roof gutters and * on fire. The bolld- and comfortable one, ms falls heavily upon Health and Strength that Last are not attained by toBteetihat givesrtUdMettength byaUm- Station aadby ew material. Tho euc tonics arebot temporary and die- sssKasss DR. D.JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE halide up ptrmantnl by acting directly oath*dfete- live organs, toning “P “ tod SJT ^ its tall share o* nooriehment. Health and strength attained in this way last. Sold by all druggtststntwo sixes, SOe and 3Se Amorims Mill Have Other Moisture Spots Ere Long. All of Americas' eight beer saloons resumed business yesterday morning, bright and esrty, after having been ■hut np last Saturday because the city council had failed to aaeets the spe cial license tax for tbe new year. Council, In special meeting since, fixed the city tax at 9300 each, the same ss the state license on nl-beer, and ail the saloons started up again yester day, with two new ones in prospect In the early future. t CnrrijX Hin tchURxf It uut <• Q C. When you draw money to pay for clothes, draw enough to pay the price of getting our special made, all-wool HART SCHAFFNER & MARX clothes. They cost more than the ordinary kind; they’re worth more than they cost. Such clothes are a paying investment; they’re so good that you find them a real economy at the price. Overcoats $16.50 to $30; Suits $20 to $35. This store is the home of the Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. Plant Wood’s Seeds For Superior Crops Wood’s 30th Annual Seed Booh is one of the moat uaetal and com plete seed catalogues Issued. It gives practical information about tbe beet and most profitable aeeda to plant for The Market Grower Tho Private Gardener Tho Farmer Wood a Seeds are grown and ' 1 with special refer*are to 1 climate c be tally posted as totbe boot seeds for southern growing.) Mailed free Write for It on request T.W. WOOD & SONS, Richmond, Va. Wears lie.dqu.rler.(or ar... and Clover Seed., Po. Uto.e.S.ed 0.1.. Cow He.., Sal. B..n«. .nd.IIF.rm f end Otrden beads. The W. D. Bailey Co. Corrects Irregularities ___ __ Do not risk having Will cure any case of Kidney or Bladder Disease not Bright's Disease, bevond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. or Diabeteg “Merry Widow” Flour “SELF RAISING.” It Saves Hall the Lard and For Purity and Excellence Is Unsurpassed. Horseshoeing Shot It Yon Have Not Tried It Already, do So at Ones. Ton? Grocef Ha* It. or Will Get It tor Too. -Merry Widow" to Ready for Use and in the Ead Have your horses and mules at J. M. Oliver ft Co, Cottin av*., op posite Turpin Bros.’ stable. All work guaranteed. - For thirty days we will have two expert aboers with us. Glv* ns a trial while you wait. All bills col- J. the Cheapest J. W. L. DANIEL, Distributor In Amerlcus lect-d monthly. J. M. Oliver and G. A. Turpi