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1141 aMER!cU5 WEEKLy tiMiis recorder. thursdaV.
THINK OF
apdtt or 10m
CLAIMS THAT THt
TARIFF SUIT!) SOUTH
10 RUN
lot So With Rcstof Coun-, His Stenoyraph^r Convoys
try. Says McKinley.
Washington, D. C., April 25.—Repub*
ans are becoming aroused to the
ecessity of doing active missionary
•ork to offset tho labors of the in-
ura.-nts and other tariff revolution-
itjj, cloomy reports have been
rousht to Washington by Represen-
,tiv,- McK'nley, of California, who
foemly made a trip to bis state,
topping off on the way to make poiit*
a! speeches In Wisconsin, Ionva, Mln-
. Kansas and Nebraska, devot-
the hint in a Letter.
Danville, Va„ April 25.—"When
Roosevelt reaches New York Taft will
be pleased to have an automobile run
over him” concludes a letter written
by Mrs. Leila Love Drown to her fa
ther, Judge Love, of this city.
.Mrs. Drown is accompanying Dr.
Dorsey, of Chicago, on his tour of the
world, acting as his stenographer.
Dur ng Mr. Roosevelt's stay in Na
ples she wrote fifty-five letters at the
ex-president's dictation in which he
ig particular attention to districts; freely discussed the political sltna-
liere the insurgents are threatening ’ tion in the United States. She makes
-tifeat the regulars offering for no direct statement, but by innuendo
nomination. | she leaves the Inference to be drawn
Coming hack via tho South', Mr. Me-j that he lj coming to again become a
inley reported to the congressional candidate for the presidency,
mmittco that If the election were to I Only a part of the letter is allow,
hold now the democrats would car- ed to he made public. Her fath-r
the house. Only In the South, ho; says that if the entire contents were
did he find the people satis- known there would be great comm-.-
1 With' the now tariff law. He urged ti on among thejpeople. Mrs. Brb.-n
it an aggressive campaign he com- says in part:
ami at once, and the Taft admin- »i have written a number of let-
.anon and the tariff bill do- ,'ers for Roosevelt which, if their cou-
JcJ ' , tents were known, would create quite
!■!„. congressional campaign tom- , sensation In America. Dut I ca„
i:, e will net upon this advice. About say this—the bel'cr is hero that Tail
f pell b'nders are to bo sent broad- ba „ been foo ,| sh !o throw tt#
- t; > 1,18 sprlng conv-eatloos last sbrcd of pab ,i c conflJence ,
j gatherings wncre political sub- llcly lIocIarlns la ono of hls
M " ,ay b0 dl *°“ ,,ed ' Former Rc - cently delivered speeches, his inability
ttonlatives Land s and .Watson, of copo w „ h tho s:tuatlont and „ i4 .
Mexican Mustang uniment
AND WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU.
Relief from pain that might otherwise
pause 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- *
Burns, 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 Mexican Mus
tang Liniment subdues the pain but it
continues its work until every quivering
nerve is soothed and quieten.
_ of this
famous remedy enables it to do this
quickly and positively.
In all cases of Sprains, Bruises or Lame
ness. Mexican 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. f<» .b. wr »n Dnuiuu. LYON MFG. CO. 41 to 45 So. 5th St, BROOKLYN, N. Y.
ATLANTA INJSESSION
nn. ami McCleary, of Minnesota
good speakers, are among those sc-
e.l.
'resilient Taft will h"elp along the
couragement therefore.
"There are many things of interest
in the Roosevelt letters of both Inter-
... ... . est and Importance about which I
|d cause In Mis speeches^ will Jag, must kecp ,, Ient .
Dr. Dorsey had a ten minute talk
with Roosevelt on the subject of im-
mlgrat’on and Roosevelt suggested
that they Lave an interview in any
hen he goes west sin May.
anwhile statistics are being corn
'd to show what the new tariff has
lompllshed. Literature will be seat
ed broadcast. The congressional .. _ ......
, . other European city than Naples on
npaign will be opened In earnest . . . . ' _ . . .
the subject, and Dr. Dorsey Joined
h'mon the special train to Rome dur
ing which time the subject was thor
oughly d'seussed, but Dr. Dorsey made
hut'Tittle mention of it since his re-
eh earlier than the leaders anticl-
»I> FERMENTING
PAUSES INDIGESTION lurn to XapIes ..
I One of tL<e Roosevelt letters was
addressed to a prominent New Y rk
Distress in my siomacn, ana me politician. In It the tariff was free-
dose relieved me, and after I ( | y discussed and Mr. Roosevelt asked; terest Is that by J. Y. Joyner, superin
the fourth I have not felt any. w hat the American people thought of tendent of public instruction of North'
of it. I think It Is a wonder- the Payne bill. The Balllnger-Plnchot j Carolina, and president of the National
medicine.’*—Hiram Sl'Jultz, Wat- controversy was touched upon only Educatlonal A8 s 0c | atl0 n. The sessions
Ill., July 27. ’09. | lightly, but the letter states that Mr. of lhe Aviation will continue until
your stomach is out of order or Roosevelt expects to speak hls opin- s a t U rday. '
Tossed, no matter from what cause. Ion freely when ho reaches this coun- 1
-na stomach tablets will give In- try.
relief, and If taken regularly,! Mi -8 - Brown further wrote that Mr.
etirc Indigestion, acute or chronic, Roosevelt had received a number of
oney back. j letter* from crowned heads of E’l- \ >-j W Buck y or an 0 ld One—now It
State^Body^Will Convene
This Week.
Atlanta, Ga., Aphil 25.—Georgia ed
ucators from all parts of the state
will be Here Thursday to attend the
annual meeting of the Georgia Educa
tional Association. Seasons will be
held in the Auditorium-Armory. At
the general meeting Thursday even
ing, the address of welcome will be
given by Gov. Brown; welcome tc
the city will be given by Mayor Mad
dox. The principal address Friday
evening will be given by Dr. D. B.
Johnson, president of Wintbrop Col
lege, South Carolina. Dr. Johnson is
president of the Southern Educational
Association. Another address which
prom'ses to be of unusual public ln-
E.UIt EXCHANGE.
ery sufferer from stomach troti- rope regarding the political situation,
gas. belching, sour stomach, ner- In Die United States, but hls replies
snoss. dizziness and biliousness' '» them did not touch politics at all.
Is Done In Americas.
sness, dizziness and biliousness j 10 mem am not touen pouucs at au.j The back aches at times with a dull,
ild get a flfty-ccnt box of Mi-o-na I Mr8 * Brown believes Mr. Roosevelt j indescribable feeling, making you
will again be * ,,J " * 1
delft.
A]wise fisherman always takes a little good
with him. It's the one best thing to
colds or other illness from exposure to
rain and dampness.
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Mosh fishermen prefer
candidate for presi-^ weary and restless; piercing pains
shoot across the region ct the kidneys,!
— — and again the loins nte so lame to
which dulls lhe nerve stoop is agony. No use to 1 rub or ap-;
The pi y a piaster to tho back In this con-;
A'ou cannot reachi the cause
AND THEY OUGHT TO KNOW!
of purity and high quality. Guaranteed 'under National
Law, Ser. Nj. 137, by us. It Is the only high-grade Whiskey
sold at the following prices:
aeh tablets today and start a
ment. !
three days’ time the stomach and,
is will be thoroughly purified,' Cocaine
led and rc .ovated, the sourness never yet cured Nasal Catarrh.
g. and pure, sweet breath will heavy feeling In the forehead, the (]mon .
the place of foul breath. j stuffed up sensation and the watery Exchange the bad back for a new andi
ntinuo the treatment for two discharge from eyes and nose, along stronger one. Follow the example at
and the stomach will become to 8,1 the othcr “lories attending u,-, Americas citizen
: that It will be able to digest the dU ““’ 81-8 p "‘ J ' W ' Hodgcs ’ 312 Roc » Park - Amer
Cream Ralm. Smell and taste are re-
Four Full Quarts $ 4.00, Express Prepaid
Eight “ “ 7.50,
12 “ “ 11.00,
artiest meal without distress.
Mi-o-na tablets will do thb.
stored, breathing Is made normal.
, .. .Until you try this remedy, you can
druggists everywhere and by j form nQ |del of , he KOnd „ w ,n d0 you .
Pharmacy I , g applied directly to the sore spot,
s Pills heat for constipation - - —
0MEI
BWJK539 HlSH-OM£) ■
i iftowiaa mat-one)
'"it. rrli it money back. Ju«
■tin. L’umpletooutfit,lncluiiini
h i. Extra bottles 50a. Dnu-th t s
leus. Ga., says: “I am only too glad
to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills j
knowing from experience that th-'y,
are a valuable remecy. I suffered for
a long time from dull pains through i
the small of my back and I also had!
trouble with tbe kidney secretions. The;
passages of the secretions were irreg-j
ul.ar and broke hiy rest at night Read-|
Census Enniu~ ’-ir lilts Other Snags (ng of Doan’s Kidney Pills, I decided
at (l:.rJe;i Circus. Jto try them and procured a box. Their
i use quickly releved the pain nnd
ORDER FROM ANY OF THE FOLLOWING DEALERS l
All druggists, 50c. Mailed by Ely
Bros., 55 Warren street. New York.
IS 2.IIEADED HOY 2 1IOYSI
roi
New York, April 23 —It was cens’ii corrected the kidney weakness.’’
time at the c'rcus yesterday. It For sale by all dealers. Price
•Fit SALE OF HOWES should have been census time the night cents. Fostcr-Milburn Co., Buffalo.!
AT ROME OX MONDAY b( , rorc> hut the youthful census enum- N. A*., sole agents for the United
1 orator did not know how to go about States.
|nta. Ga., April 23.—Quite a num- 1 the Job. Ho aroused suspicion In the Remember tho name—Doan’s—and
Altmayer ft Flatau Co., Jacksonville,
' Fla. ,
Bcdlogfield ft Co. Jacksonville, Fla.
Choi. Blum f Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
Canopa Bros.'. Jacksonville Fla.
Glendale Co., Jacksonville. Fla.
Gabe Uppman, Jacksonville Fla.
D. F. ft C. P. Long, Jacksonville, Fla.
H Loeb Whiskey Co'.. Jacksonville, Fla.
Savannah Liquor Co., Jacksonville, Fla
W. F. Seeba, Jacksonville, Fla. '
J. C. Somers ft Co.. Jacksonville, Fla.
United Liquor Store, Jacksonville Fla.
S. Welchselbaum ft Mack Jacksonville,
Fla.
J. H. Woolley, Jacksonville, Fla.'
|Atlanta people will go to Rome mind of the doorman nnd was told to take no other,
y to attend an immonsc land come hack in the daytimo. I
vhich) lasts tor a whole week.) Questions put to the circus folks
|sfs and 529 lots will bo sold at' differ from those propounded .to
The property Is In South and i houesholders,
AVhen Rqbben Homme Necessary ^
They are asked if the And your shoes i^nch. Alien's Foot-
onie. where 1*5 industries are'Madison Square Garden or tho circus Earn, a powder to 1m shaken Into the
and a new hosiery mills Is tent Is their usual abode. They have foj , b ; ea)r | ng |n npw , hoe|t So ,' d ev( f ry .
Iner created. It Is stated that* tho prlvllego of answering ‘no P cr *. where. 23c. Don't accent any sub-
are most convenient and de-j manent home.” Among tho 1,200 per- stltute.^
r "r homes of tho present and sons connected with tho circus the
arge population of operatives! enumerator found 500 who professed Insult to Injury,
section, nnd whero tho pay to ho Americans nnd who gave tho —
ready amount to about $15,- circus as their place of abode. Hls "How did Clarence come to got Into
troubles woro ended when Frank A. a disgraceful fight with' that camera
Cook lined np the proper candidates
for the ceneus. The enumerator *ot i "Well, you see, Clarence was walk-
ek and about $750,000
Indian Pile Ointment will
Ibid. Bleeding and Itching Piles.
Tbs the tumor*, allays Itching at
Ms as a poultice, gl*** Instant
I Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment
hred for Pile* and Itchuig of
Pvate parta. Bold by druggist*,
ft Md $1.00. Williams’ M’fg. Co..
Cleveland. O.
> a woman can gat fooled on ■
i thinking that because she can
fils brains work wrong she can
ke them work right.
twelve dollar*’ worth of names, but U | n g in the park last Sunday with "hi*
In a quandary as to whether he ought fiancee, Miss Fryte. And whenever the
fo put down tho twe-headed boy as two lady got in range of tho camera the
persona or not.
man would snap IL”
“And so Clarence objected?"
"Well, bo spoke to the man about It.
And the fellow, answered that ha
it taking t»r picture, but only
Your tongue la coated. >
Your breath la foul.
Headache* come and go.
These aymptom* ehow that yourj
stomach lethe trouble. To removeAhe.cloalng the abutter when the passed., w
sjrs sr“„5' w - s - 4 w - ANDREWS
City Homes
for Sale.
Very desirable home on Jackson St.
Close ,ln.
9 room house on Spring street, gs:£
bafn and sheds.
6 room houso on Hill street, good'
barn and shade, well located.
10 room house on Furlow street. A
bargain.
5 room house on Bsrlow Street
6 room house on Furlow Street.
Nice home well located' on College
Street 7 rooms. «
< room house on Jackson Avenue.
These are bargain* and nice homes,
too. If you will see ns or drop ns a
card we vjill show you theua and many
others we have for sale. ,
Some nice vacant Iota, well locate 1,
on easy terms.
In order to Introduce some specialty lines of shoes. I am going to sell
them a$ a Very Close Margin for th* next 81xty Days. French Sbrinar and
Urner and Hamilton-Brown apocialtler.
'Everything else kept by me will bo sold chesp.' Still have a few suits,
of Men’* Finp' Clotfcing to offer at Bargain Prices.
Call and sea for yourself.
W. E. WOOD, 213 Forsyth St.
do that Easy to taka and moat effe
tire. Sold by all Dealers.
S4 and M Planters Baak Banding.
SEED! SEED!
FRESH GARDEN, HELD AND FLOWER
SEED NOW IN STOCK.
D. F. DAVENPORT,
AMERICUS, GA.
410 Lamar Sb, Opp. New Postoffice. Phone 16)