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THURSDAY. APRIL 21. 1910 A LINIMENT FOR EXTERNAL USE. Baby’s coming wtl! be a time or rejoicing, and not of ap- prehension and ttrr, It Mother'! Urln-.d li used by tho expcc- W tant mother In preparation cf tbs event. "Me la not a mcdl- vi^nrl cine to bo taken internal:?, hot n liniment' > bo applied to tho body, to assist nature in the necessary ph deal changes of the system. Moth er’s Friend is comyrscd of oils and mcclit aes which propara tho muscles and tendons for the unusual strain, render tho ligaments supplo and elastic, aids la the expanding of the skin, and flesh fibres, and strengthens all tho men.brines and tissues. It lessens the piln *nd dancer at the crisis, and assures futurs health to the mother. Mother’s Friend Is sold at drug stores. Write for our free book, containing valuable information for expectant Mothers. THE BRADFIELD CO.. ATLANTA, GA. AMERICUS. GEORGIA. (WEEKLY)— I IMtS-KhCUKUtK I.S.S. CUBES OLD SORES ItIKEt MOKt BUILDINGS IN BUSINESS DISIRICI very old sore is an infected spot on the flesh, kept n . constant drainage of impure blood into the place lie of the principal constituents of blood is plasma, inj: property. Where the circulation is pare this lit of the blood, which is of a glutinous or stick v performs the necessary work in healing all sorts', is and lacerations. It does this by sticking o- g the parts together, while nature causes a knitting tissues and solidifies the place, bis healing property is frequently destroyed by t accumulations in the blood, and this‘vital fluid ly loses its power to heal, but becomes a source of ion and disease to any open sore or ulcer on the Constantly it discharges its morbid matters into lace, and gradually it causes the infection to and the sore enlarges. The morbid matter in the blood comes dry ' Find Structures introspect for)ackson Street. Oa top of the news that Mr. C. L Ansley will reconstruct, practically rebuild, the structure at the cornel of Jackson and Forsyth) streets, come^ the Information that Meaari. Lee Al len and C. C. Hawkins will probably ANOTHLK LAND IS Mire Investments By The sale of the big Parker-Speer plantation of near 4,000 acres as re ported yesterday by the Southern the Realty Co., of Anjerlcus, la the largest deal of the many made here recent ly in which 1 South Carolina Inveet- erect three buslneat buildings on 1 ora are the purchasers. The land the lot recently purchased by then | thus disposed of lies within three on Jackson street, adjoining the laun- lilTi-rent causes. CURED or EATING SORE, lear Sir*! —I was suffering ltly from a sore on my loft .it, which had began to oat, at tlmoo doop, shooting pains Id pans through It. and tho r wus discharging yollow and er oir«csirs matter. I con 'd phvsicUns, bat their treat- did not boneflt me very My condition seemed less, nnd I bad almcst do.- d of gutting well. I knew the disease waa hereditary r esse, as on only sister, my irr and two of her sleterr hnd ol Cancer of the breast. After I finished tho first bouts of S. I felt some better, so con- I it until I was cured. MRS. JAMES CASSELL, l‘on. Mo. A long spell of debilitating sickness, which breeds germs in tlic system, the retention of the refuse watt, rs of the body because of a sluggish condition of the diminutive members, a continued ma larial state of the system, inherited bad blood, etc , are usually rt-ponsible. S. S. C. 1 ea’a E.iri.i i.nd ulcers in the very simplest way. I! just goes into the Circ"!a*.:o". rod removes the impurities and ; -dieted r. the means of k oping t! then tkesore is 1 .urd't > i the grcati t < f ,-:i l ie. J not only dees it elc -if • 1 hut it adds ever- m.«t it to promote g. d "•.< !> very great eat t or '. . have been wcalvv.-.d ' the consti' ut 1 'r- .i •. sorewiil f..;d itt r that are 1 ci • open; a' B.S.S.is j fi rs, and :i culation, ■ : :o vtty to t is of the : -h sewho it ,i -down by c ot an old iy needed xsnot siinplycau.se a scab to come over an old sore, i»ut Ixginnn g at •m it heals the place permanently by building new tissue and filling i t with firm, healthy flesh. Special hook on Sores and Ulcers and ...1 advice free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA HOSSY GLEN WHISKEY ONE-GALLON GLASS BOTTLE EXPRESS PREPAID. $3.00. _We guarantee that it will please you;' other wise it will coit you nothing. Thouiands of our cuitomers will have no other whiskey, because it is smooth, mellow, and just the right thing for family and medicinal purposes. Besides, we send the goods in a handy glass bottle with wooden handle (like cut). This makes a very useful article in the household. If, noweret, you prefer il, wc will rend lour quirt bailies at the lame price, $1.00, espreti prepaid. d If you are not Minified In every particular Try us and „ ... after you receive the irooris, send them back and your money will be returned immediately. You take no chance*. Wc ourselves run all the risk. Understand: an order sent to us with the money Is slm- the money just as cvidcucc of your good faith and came*.* fied—then we keep the money. Otherwise, you return the Rood* and we refund the money. WKITK FOR COM- PLKTK PIUCK-UST. THE UNITED West Bay Street, STORE JACKSONVILLE, FLA. also at New Orleans, L*., nnd Buffalo, N. Y. Capital. $250,000.00. this out nnd we will send a corkscrew or other novelty with shipment, free. Garages and Owners era. Merchants, Barber 8hops, OHIco men, Banks, and many buying “Emerald Cream” Metal Polish, i fall in line with them and do the same 1 Gallon Cane $1.25 Per Can 1 Quart Cans 60 P»r Can 1-2 Pint Can 25 Per Can 1-S Pint Cans 10 PerCan panted. Call or write for price* and term*. Johnson i 505 Jackson Street, Americas, Go. eial Values! Shriner and Urner Oxfords for Hamilton Brown Shoes complete |ld and young. king, the Blue Ribbon Brand, excellent quallUea, the price* Pew, cletn goods, no old etock to advertise cheap to get I- You take abiolutely no rlak when you buy of me. Satle- £ed. Account* charged payable the let of each month to pelbllity. Come In and »ee If you don’t believe. No harm This lot has a 75-foot frontage and a fine depth. It 1* regarded as admirable location for bualneea and office buildings, the travel along Jackson atreet at this point increas ing all the time. It being probably the main highway of the city at this time. Arch tect Lockwood, of Columbus, spent a day this week In consultation with Messrs. Allen and Hawkins. The business situation here was carefully studied and tho needs of prospective tenants thoroughly considered. On the bas s of the Information obtain ed on this trip the architect will pre pare rough plans for several kinds of buildings. These will be gone over by the prospective builders, and after the needs of probable occupants hKYe been gone into further an order w!l probably be given to the architect to proceed with the plans for the three buildings, or rather for one building that will be dlveded into three by fire walls. Mr. Lee Allen, who has the matter 'n charge, 'has several tenants In prospect and expects to have a de mand from others for accommoda tions before the plans are finally de cided upon. The building will have a fine pressed brick front, with stone trimmings, and will be a decided ad dition to the business section of the city. It Is probable that suits of offices especially des'gned for doctors dentists and lawyers will be one r-f the features of tho structunes, al though this and other matters are still In a tentative shape. The opening of the postoffice Ir the near future Is also expected to lead to the removal of some of the wooden structures near It and the erection of modern and thoroughly up- to-date buildings. It Is a safe asser tion that within two or three years there will be a decided change In the appearance of the sect'on about La- mar and Lee streets and that Jack- son street will also see considerable improvements. The remodeling and renovation of the Windsor hotel and the erection of the new government building hare undoubtedly served tc give a great stimulus to proper*y 'nterests In their vicinity. Values of lots are said to have stiffened very much In the past threo or four months In that territory and the prospective improvements will have a tendency to send values up higher. miles of Amerlcue, and besides ex cellent farming land* contains two mill sites and splendid water power for manufacturing purposes. The exact area Is 3,740 acre*, and while the price paid for It by the purchaaer. Mr. T. B. Stackhouse, of South) Caro lina, is not given, it probably exceed ed $50,000. Quite recently Mr. Stack- house has made other land purchases near Americas—fine farming lands— gagregating $60,000, or a total of $116,' 000. Model R 30-35 Horse-Power GOUNIY THE WINNER IN LAW SUir OVERMULES Supreme Lourt Decision in Sumter’s Favor. Washington Onre Gave l’p to three doctora; was kept In bed for five weeks. Blood poison from a spid er's bite caused large, deep sores to rover his leg. The doctors failed, then “Bucklen’s Arnica Salve completely cured me." writes John Washington, of BosquevlUe, Tex. For eczema, bolls, burns and piles Its supreme. 25c at Eldrldge Drug Co. DEATH OF IV. A. FERRY AT HOME IX SCHLEY Well Known Citizen of That County Passes Away. Mr. W. A. Perry, aged 55 years and a well known resident of Schley coun ty, died at his home there Wednesday Sumter county is winner In the case carried to the Supreme court in the way of mandamus proceedings to compel the county treasurer, Capt. Pit Williams, to be sure, to pay a mule bill for tbe county which the coun ty commissioners had made a kick at. It was the celebrated "mule auit' originating here last year in tbe pur chase of eight “beauties’* for county road work. And thereby hangs a tale—a real mule tale. When the mulctlcal covey flew hers, the coun j commissioner making the purchase declared they were by tu means the mules purchased; they swore that a misdeal had been mado and threw up th<e cards. | The owner of the long-eared warb lers was positive that the mules ten- , dcred here were the mules bought, and demanded to be shown the coin of tbe county. I And thus created another swish of the mule tale. , Before the Kentucky belles arrived here the coun'y had paid the bill by| check on a local bank—a little matter of probably $1,800. But when Commissioner Bolton be held the asinine flock (the mules) ho. instituted a robust kick. He had made ’ the purchase, and, he vowed, that tho songbrda sent him were not tbe c'.sier blossoms which he had picked the week before. | The mules went to work, and the' comending parties went to the court house. Mandamus proceedings were Instituted to force payment of mullnery bill. In which tho county won out The case waa appealed to the Supreme court, and aga'n Sumt*r lands on top. The county still has the mules, and while not the robust Ways wanted for the use of the Christian subioil- ers, the commissioners doubtless will be willing to keep them and pay. a fair pr'ce for the beauties El'. . This Is a Business or Professional Price 11.100.00 fob. Rnelnc, Wle. Model T 30-35 Horse-Power The Five Passenger or Pleasure Car. Price $1,850.00 fob. Itnclnc, lVIs. Model S 50 Horse-Power Six cyl.nder, silent motor. HU* I# tbe family or pleasure car. This tho ear 1» also built In dose body, five-pa senger. Either of this Is ISO wheel base and rides like a palace car. Price $2,000,00 fob. Racine, WIs. | For further Information write or call on I J. H. & S. D. FULFORD, DAWSON, 63.. Agents 'or leneil. handoiph, l oughcty. L* e and Sun ter Counties. AXS1VERS EVERY CALL. Americas People Have Found That This Is Trnc. SEED! SEED! A cold, a strain, a sudden wrench. A llttli cause may hurt the kid- night, after a brief Illness. Mr. Perry ; neys. . WOOD, 213 Forsyth St. fV, President. CF4WFOHD WHSATLIY, Tie# ta» M. «. XeNCLTl. Cashier MERCIAL CITY BANK )SITS ARE GUARANTEED BY CHARACTER AND INTEGRITY OF OUR DIRECTORS/ was a brother of Mr. R. J. Perry, of Amerlcus, and well known here among many friends who deeply deplore his death. Mr. Perry Is survived by hlf wife, two sons and Awo daughters. The funeral took place at Ellavllle yester day afternoon, and waa largely attend ed. Consider Year Health. —DIRECTORS)— die. T. Fergasoa, W. E. Hamilton, _ Crawford Wheatley, , Vi® P«M on Time Deposits. The eymptoms of dliordered livers are fallow comploxion, coated tongue, toes of appetite, .bllllouanese, head ache, etc. These indicate that sertons sickness Is approach Ing. A recognis ed remedy for these disorders Is (HUNGER'S LIVER REGULATOR. It removes all bllllous accumulations, stimulates the kidneys to throw off Injurious accumulations, Increases the appetite and Insure* good health. Nev er allow yourself to become billions. Keep the old standard GRANGER'S ui 1 REGULATOR In ths home and when necessary. Price at Drug- 25 cent* In enameled tin boxes. Chanco for Everybody. (Atlanta Constitution.) Seise the opportunity to rite in the world by Investigating the coat ot liv ing. £>,<olls of backache often follow. Or ijme Irregularity of the urine A certain remedy for all attacks. A medicine that answers every call Is Doan's Kidney Pills, a true spe cific. Many Americas people icly cn It. ' Here Is Americui jroof: O. M. Horne, 710 Church street, Amerlcus, Ga., says; “I have used Doan’s Kidney Pills at different times for five or six year* and I have been very much pleased with the re sults. I was troubled by weak kid ney* and bladder and was very anx ious to get relief. When suffering from one ot these attacks, I used Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at Dodson’s Pharmacy, and they prompt ly drove away the. complaint. I have no hesitation In recommending this remedy." For aale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Postcr-MUburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for tbe United States. Remember the name—Doan's—and take no other. FRESH GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER SEED NOW (N STOCK. - D. F. DAVENPORT, AMERICUS, GA. 410 Lam *r St, Opp. New Postoffice. Phono 16] Farm Loans . Patience la a great virtue—In others. Large amount of Special money to loan on farms from 5 to 10 years at low rates of interest Quick money. W. W. DYKES, Americus, Ga “HAS BEEN?” Or “RIGHT NOW ? It Is alright to be able to say that you formerly spent money “Like dirt," perhaps, but It la much better to be able to eay ba I have aome'TUgb Now.” Lot us help you save. j ’ .nljj |&4JP > 4^141 Americus Trust & Savings Bank, Amerlcus National Bank Building.