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• -v-• a ■ • • ! THE AMERICUS WEEKLY TIMES-RECORDER. THURSDAY. JUNE 2.1910. p r TTOWMp i /AMERICUS; SCOOPS ANOTHER CONVENTION Hut Growers Meet in This tity Next May. Score another i>olnt for the Amerl *aajs Jloard of Trade. uSome people labor under the idea Jhat it Is not a working organization i\s a matter of fact It never loses an opportunity to put In an effective Slick Tor Americus. i\s a result of its invitation, the Kut dowers’ Association of Georgia -.lnd .Tf.orida will hold its next annual rxnteiing in Americus, In May, '1911, the < late* to be set by the executive com mittee of the association. At that time anywhere from 250 to ' -lot) nut growers and those interested da tb< industry will gather in Amor - >cns for a two or three day’s session. Another great opportunity to adver tise Americus and Sumter county. The majority of the nut growers art practical agriculturalists, men well up no: only on nut g-owing, hut m other lines of business. Coming from various parts of this state and of Flo ida, it will be a magnificent oppor T tnnlty to let them, and through them ’thousands of others, know about this city and the great country surround in* It. Tkte Nut Growers' Association met this year at Ocala, Fla. The meeting this year was held In conjunction with the Florida Horticultural Society. Mr. IH SI. Smlthwick, of Americus, was in attendance, and to him was sent an -official telegram, from Pie3ident Jno. "W. Sit ver, inviting the association, in ’the name of the Board of Trade, bold it s next meeting in Americus. Seveal cities were after the con- arention. The telegram from the Americas Board of Trade was read to tie convention by the president of tire mssocia ion, -was backed by an elo Tinenf : peach from Mr. Smitkwick, tell ing th. m what Americus and Sumter -icounty had to show them. Who iirst ballot settled the contest. Amcri us was overwhelmingly select ed. At the meeting at Cairo last year there were between 200 and 300 mem bers and others present. Since theif there I as. been a great 1 expansion of interest in nut growing throughout ■Georgia. Florida and Alabama. By proper handling many can be brought •ironi all three states. It will not he amrpris'ng if there are over 300 in at- 1 "benflnuce at Americus next May. And yet some people, even In Amcri- " teas, don't appreciate that the Board ’til "Prate Is always at work for iiSBericjs and Sumter county. CHAIRMAN SHEFFIELD WILL PROBABLY AI1END Expects to Meet Georgia Road Builders. Chairman Frank Sheffield, of the Board of County Commissioners, is figuring on attending the sessions of the Georgia Federation of Boad Au thorities at Savannah, on June 10. Unless unforseen contingencies arise to prevent It he will be among the enthusiastic road builders of the sta e assembled in that city at that tine for the purpose of enchanting experiences and studying the methods that a - e be ing pursued in road building in this and other states. Judge W. F. Eve, of Augusta, is president of the feder ation. At :he last meet'ng of the federation held in Atlanta a resolution was unan imously adopted urging that Die boa- J of commissioners of each county the state provide at the county’s pense for a: least one delegate to the meeting of the federation. President Eve has called the attention of the va rious boards of commisisoners to tb s resolution. The Interest in good roads, partle ularly in Georgia, has been growing for some time. This is to a large ex- tent due to the work of the automobile men who have urged the Importance of better highways. Naturally when roads are made passable for autos they are plaoed In excellent shape for the use of farmers and others who are now greatly Interested In the success of tire good roads movement. The work In behalf of good roads has not only been carried on vigor- usly In Georgia, but equal interest has been shown by the road authorities in the other states of the South! Since the abolition of the convict lease sys tem In Georgia the convicts have been placed at work upon the road3 of the various counties, and the result of their work has been shown In re ports received by the State Prison Commission, which hav> In every in stance been most satisfactory. BRONCHIAL TUBES ALL STOPPED UP SELLA" ILLE WANTS TO BE IN" ON" TIIE ROUTE *311!. lie, May 30.—Mr. J B. WUllam- TiDn. chairman of the Schley County ffloofl Hoads Association, has address- "M the following communications to j ya., March 26 1S09 Hyomei Is guaranteed by Dodson't "While a resident of Washington, D. C., I suffered continually and In tensely with a bronchial trouble that was simply terrible to endure. I would have spells that I could hardly breathe, I would choke up, fill up in my throat and bronchial tubes, and the doctoring that I did and the rem edies used were of no benefit to me whatever. I heard about Booth’s Hy omei being so beneficial In catarrhal and bronchial affections and procured an outfit. I received relief from the first by Its use. I continued withi it and received a cure. It is about two ' years since I have suffered at all from my former trouble.—Mrs. R. L Pan- nell, 404 N. Augusta Street, Staunton. Die *di or cf the Americus Tlmes-Re- -fcorder: The -Itlzens of this place are very -amuck : toiosted In the all-around-the i .TStaU' immobile route. The road JCreni Americus, via EUavllle to Mon- ' ttezuma will be put In first class con- •flaHon as fast as possible. We have a thlf --foot ciayed road from Ella; vllle tr Americus, 14 miles, In the . class of the best In the state. ’ And . She roal to Montezuma from Ellavflle 2s in fairly good condition. We cer- ' ttainly Jon': want to be left off this Tout.-. It is by far the best route - Troni A .any and Americus to Macon. ft you are not satisfied after using --according to directions two-thirds of bottle of Chamberlain’s S omaeh and SJver Tablets, you can have you- money hack. Tine tablets cleanse and invigorate The stomach, improve t'ae • nligestion and regulate the bowels. Give "Jr.hem a trial and get well. Sold'by all • dealers. ’UAMI* SI MTEU TO OBSERVE BIRTHDAY OF PRES. DAVIS Pharmacy to cure catarrh, croup bronchitis, coughs, colds and sore throat or money back. A complete Hyomei (pronounced Illgh-o-m^) outfit costs $1.00 at drug gists everywhere. This includes a hard rubber pocket inhaler and bottle oi Hyomei: extra bottles Hyomei costs 50c. Free sample bottle and booklet from Booth’s Hyomei Co., Buffalo, N Y. MI-O-MA Cures Indigestion It relieves stomach misery, sour stom ach, belching, and cures ull stomach dis ease or money back. Largo box of tab lets 00 ccuts. Druggists in all towns. BEWILDERED TAMMANY. Tammany feels toward Mayor Gay- nor mucr 1 ko the hen which had been sitting on ducks’ eggs and is be- w ldered with the hatching. Foley’s Kidney Remedy may be giv- 1 en to children with admirable results „ ‘ , j. It does away with bed-wetting, and Camp Sumter, \o. 64-, l nited Con- j s a ] g0 recommended for use after federate Veterans, is completing ar-1 measles and scarlet fever. Sold by rangements for tl.p celebration of John R. Hudson, the anniversary of Jefferson Davis’| " birthday on June 3, with a view to more extensive and elaborate exer cises stills year than in years pas'.. fTbecamp is be n gassisted in prepa ration of tlie program by the ladies' of the I’. !>• C. chapter here. Prizes * n connection with People’s Pressin] • wHi be awarded to school children Club. Phone 416 next door to Dr. tor the best essay on Jefferson- Da- •vis, and the principal address of the occasion will be delivered by an ora tor yet to be selected. Presenta tion of crosses of honor will be made to the Confederate veterans by tbe -lad es of the U. D. C. Ohambcrlaln’s Stomach and Liver Tablets will brace up the nerves, ban ish sick beadacL|>, prevent despon- Aency ond invigorate th$ whole sys- vom. Sold by all dealer:.. Hudson's Drug Store, Cotton avenue. Clean all kinds If carpets, art squares and rugs. Can refer you to some of the most reputable people of tbe town as to the class and kind of work we turn out. We satisfy or no pay. Also hats cleaned, blocked, reshaped and newly trimmed. All styles, soft, hard, straws and panamas. Clothes thor oughly cleaned and pressed. All work called ‘for and delivered. , Ghas. Harrold, Mgr. TOWN WEAR- OR FIELD SERVICE Every br-V should wear HUB Shoes. They arc durable enou.di to wit; otnd rough wear and they arc dressy and com fortable enou. . for office wear. That's why HUB Shoes have such an evLble reputation. They are built for every member or the family no matter what duties lie has to perform. HUB Shoe < always look dressy,—but their ticauty is more than skin deep. The first jmir you wear will make you a regular HUB Shoe cujtonsc:-. Call on the HUB Shoe dealer in your town and have him to show you “RIGHT ROYAL" $3.50} “CHARACTER" $5.00 j "HELEN HUNT" $2.50 HUB Shoes for Men “QUEEN ROSALIND" $3.00 j HUB Shoes ,or Women They are the product of our 41 years in the shoe business. JOS. ROSENHEIM SHOE CO. SAVANNAH, GA. M-iKers cf HUB Snaes - • 3ET-^~«3S- €7 — lake the Home Bright Worn, shabby floors, marred, scratched woodwork, dingy, scuffed furniture can all be refinished and made to look like new. You can do it yourself at a* trifling cost. ACME QUALITY YARNO-LAC stains and varnishes at one operation, impart ing to all kinds of surfaces the elegant effect and durable, lustrous surface of beautifully finished oak, mahogany, walnut, or other expensive woods. If it’s a surface to be painted enameled, stained, varnished, or finished in any way there’s an Acme Quality Kind to fit the purpose. John W. Shiver, Agent Americus, Ga. NOTICE OF LOCAL lEGIn Notice 1. herebv ghe „7 with the following title duced Into the next L ) bly of Georgia: Gen « r ‘T A bill to be entitled an ,,,. an act, entitled an act t„ ,tl vise and consolidate ,L ** granting corporate auiL*!" City of Americus, to confef'J powers upon the Mayor Z ,2 cly of Americus, to extend 2 rate liiAlts of said city purposes, approved 1SS9:—So as to make , he S rlg-'t of way of the Centr.i gia railway on the way between the inter ' Spring street and said r Georgia railway’s right the Intersect on of me ril of said Central of Ge.reia the Seaboard Air u n 'e r ,S bo mdary line or eorpon" the City of Americas bet; said two points of that all land and terr-tnrr tween straight lino* extend from s;ul two ,-oints 0 f i, and formerly within th.. corn its of the City of America excluded therefrom after ti of this act. \v. 7 | City j NOTICE of locaiTuxi, Notice i3 hereby g|ve n « with the following as ts till tlon will be Introduced into General Assembly of Georgh. A bill to be entitled to amend an act ( act, to amend, revise solldate the several acts porate authority to the City leus, to confer additional p, the Mayor and Counc i oi to extend the corporate 1 city and for other pui proved November 11th, lit,, authorize and empower the City Council of America three citizens of Americus, so elected and qualified, tr.te a water and light cu. the, City of Americus w'U and authority to manage such public utilities as m by the Mayor and City, Americus, for the purpose Ing water and lights In ■ said city, to prescribe the flee, powers and duties mission, to fix the com: their services, and for ot W. T.| Clj GEORGIA, Webster Coumjj Will be sold before t;s door of said county on t day In June next, betwei hours of sale, the folloij ed property, to-wit Fiis land levied on as the projsl Mary B. Hardy, to satisfy* issued by the tax colleclf county for (he state and < year 1909, bounded as f^ the north by other lands d B. Hardy, on south' by las' Modre and west by lai Moore, and east by put&| Ing from R’chland to l Terms cash. TVs 10th day of May,I C. M. CHRISTU 12-4t Notice of A ppl tcatlnu I nirnt ns I’ermnncnf AM GEORGIA, Sumter Coia To All Whom It MayCi H. Morr’s having made f duo form of law to bet manc.it administrator of diaries B. Morris, ndf given that said applies heard at the regular ten of crainary for tbe saill held on tine first Monday! Witness my hand andf tire, tills 9th day of r JOHN A. C0B1 THE MAN WHO MIXES THE HORTAK can tell you about our lime. He knows there aro no hard indissoluble lumps Id It. He knows that It makes the very best kind ot mortar. Same way with our cement and other building materials. They appeal to a good workman and you get better work and a better building. See us before you buy. HABBOLD DUOS. . r THone No. ft PROFESSIONAL CARDS MORRIS K. FORD, DENTIST Office in Cotncy Building, Opposite Rcmbcrt’s Drag Store. Office Phone S63. Residence Phone SSft GEORGIA, Sumter Com Notice is hereby gin cation will be made U| Ordinary of Sumter Col at June term, 1910, (oil the real ejtat: of Faaif deceased, located at J This April 4th, 1910- A. E. LOCKETT.. 1 " 12-41. J. R. HAIR, Dentist, Office over Dodson’s Pharmacy. Tel ephone 276. Residence, corner Col lege street and FprresL Phone 80. The Union Cenl Life Insure Comps Organized 186'. Earns the Highest I Its Invea Has Extremely l° f 1 Paye the Largest I Icy holders, and tberefl surance at the lowest] Let me show you. Lee;M. Ha Room! Blanters Americfl Yoji are ontltlei h ^J reasonably sane J