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'ou'll be wanting durinj
* your stay a real good drink.
Something to quench your
thirsr to stay quenched. ‘
Drink
No matter how thirsty you are, or how tired
you are or how particular you are, you’ll
like Coca-Cola because it hits that dry spot
—relieves fatigue and tickles the palate all
L the way down.
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o: wiiai couiu possioiy prevent it from helping vou?
Remember you cannot get the benefit of the Cardui
-'efts m any other medicine, for they are not for sale
• • /Ini’-r efnrn nvennf In tl,.* P i • ■. ... ^
... vu.vi iiivuiwuic. lur i __
ly dr 1:3 store except in the Cardui bottle.
i/f to: Ladies' Advisory Dcp:
Chaitanoosa Medicine Co., Chat!
1/ Ir.strvcttons. and 64-patc book. "Home Treatment lor Women.'
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AMERICUS. GEORGIA. (WEEKLY)- TIMES-RECORDER. THURSDAY. JUNE 16.1910.
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After The Grippe
“I am much pleased, to be able to wr’i. ... .
1 for what Cardui has done for me” writes 6 o’ 3 "!?
jiliiland, of Siler City, N. C * Ies MrSl Sarah
• Last February, I had the Grippe, which loft
shape. Before that, I had been bothered with female
ib!e, for ten years, and nothing seemed to cure if ®
At last, I began to take CaVuL I have htin
e bottles, but it has done me mcregood than "'I Se
tors or than any other medicine I ever took” ' ne
MR. MSBET TO OfTER AMERICA MAN DIES IN
FOR HONOR IN SEJMIER ARKANSAS. A SUICIDE
Enters Race For Legisla- J. F. McGarrah Takes His
ture Here. ! life at Nashville.
CARDUI
The Woman’s Tonic
For the after-effects of
. Cardui is the best tonic you can ire
It build* strength, steadies the
any serious illness, like the
Yielding to the request of numerous Mr. J. F. McGarrah, a former red*
friend, and with a laudable de.lre Vi dent of Amerlcu., Is dead at Xasu
thus represent Ms county In hall, ft vllle. Ark., by hi. own hand, accord'
legislation, Mr. E. A. Xesbit announce. Jng to message, received Saturday
today his cajkdldacy for the legisla- by relatives in this city. The mes-
ture, as one' of Sumter's represents- sages gave no particulars beyond the
lives n the bouse. Mr. Xesbit’. for-' statement that Mr. McGarrah had com-
mal announcement I. not unexpected, mined suicide, and that the body
In view of the frequent reference t-f would be sent back to Americus for
him as a candidate recently and tl-.e burial. Mr. McGarrah was born and
further fact that friends were urging reared in Americus, where his fam-
hlm to offer for the honor. Mr. Xes- lly are well known, and many friends
bit Is a well known member of the her- will regret Ills trag c death. Fur-
Amerlcus bar. a able attorney and a ther particulars concerning his depilse
young man of brilliant attainments' are expected today by his relatives
who would well and ably represent his here.
county and the state at large in the j
capacity to which he aspires. A man The Conservation of Nature's
of ability aud strong Individually, he! Resources,
lias n wide circle of friends In Amer-i Applies as well to our phystc-1 stato
Ions and throughout the county who to material things. C. J. Budlong
y ; : Washington, Jt. I ..realized his condl-
TAYLOR SAW MILLS LEAD
In Simplicity, Capacity, Durability, None Better
Bar Macon Slade Machinery and avoid
‘ “ | walla ~
exceaaltre Freight* and load walla for Repair#
Steam and Gasoline Engines
IftnTAiuaSnnoNARYBoiLERs
3 Complete Ginning, Sawing and Shingle Outfits
Pumps, Tints, Tawers. gufin. teetjltil 11.M. ftiiU
(VfITTHINS W IMCHtSOtT AK0 (DrPUU
359 Cherry It
MALLARY MACHINERY CO.,
.1 cordially support-Is candb.acy In j tioii and took warning before It was
the primary of August 23ru. ■ too late. He says: "1 suffered se-
| verely from kidney trouble, the dis-
Sen red Into Sound Health. ! ease bsiil S hereditary In our family. I
Mr. H, i.- .o.i.. i have taken four bottles of Foley's Kid
nev Remedy, and now consider my-
Cop/rifht Hart Scbadher & Mars
Ke ley, Springfield, ill.,
j writes: "A year ago I began to be “', f t‘hoi3ughly“cnred This should
saw srsff ttsfe**—*--
j alarmed at my condition. I suffered
I also with dull, heavy headaches and
I the action of my bladder was annoy-
‘ lng and painful. I read of Foley Kid
ney Pll's, and after taking them a few
weeks the headaches left me, the ac-
I tlon of my bladder was again normal
' arid I was free of all distress. Sold by
John ft. Hudson.
ROLLED UP TIN ROOFS
LIKE PIECES OF PAPER
..A windstorm, followed by drenching
rain yesterday, did considerable dam
age to buildings about Americus a no
doubtless upon farms as weil, as the
storm raged with Jury for a half hour.
Down In the manufacturing district
below Church street, the roof of Shi
ver's lumber and variety works was
seriously damaged, halt the roof be
ing lifted from the building and land
ed In the roadway. One or two of the
oil lu lls also were partlilly unroof
ed. the tin. work being rolled up like
pipe stems aud carried Into the street,
lng Foley's Kidney Remedy until It
Is too late." Sold by John R. Hud
son.
SENTENCE OE LIFE IS
BEGUN IN CHMNGANG
you go for recre
ation or for business; wheie
count for a good deal, or
you’re too busy to think of
at all, you’d bettor be sure
.1 Dreadful Wound
from a knife, gun, tin can. rusty nail
^1 fireworks or of any nature, demands
;| prompt treatment with Bnckles's Ar-
>, nlca Salve to prevent blood poison or
gangrene. It'a the quickest, surest
healer for all such wounds as also
.for bursa, hails, sorts, skin eruptions,
eczema, chapped hands, corns or piles.
-5c, at Eldrldge Drug o.
SCHAFENER & MARX
WILL SPEND THE SEASON
OX ESTATE IX SI STER
because then you’ll be sure
ust right; in style, in all-
in fine tailoring.
$18.50 to $40.00.
. D. BAILEY CO.
store is the home of
Schaffner & Marx clothes.
r*pt. Raymond Is L.oklng After Or*
chard Interests.
Capt. C. W. Raymond, of Dayton
Ohta, awner of the magnificent Ray
mond orchard, containing 100,000
peach’trees, near Americus, on the
Americua-Smlthvllteplke, ha. come
to auperlntend the gathering and ship
ping of the fine crop of peaches now
r penlag. Capt. Raymond Is delighted
at the fine prospect of an abundant
yield and excellent prices for fruit.
Mrs. Rayomnd's many Americus
friendB wilt regret that an accident de
tains her in Dayton for a time, al
though she may visit her home here,
“Four Oake," later. As she waa about
to accompany her husband to the sta
tion’en route to Americus, ahe li p
ped upon the stairway and apralned
Tier shoulder severely, necessitating
her detention there for a time.
rm Loans
[mount of Special money to loan on
[s to 10 years at low rates of.interest
iYKES, Americus, Gi
Glad to Recommend Them.
M. E. Weakley. Kokomo, Ind., says:
“After taking Foley's Kidney Pills the
eevere baebache left me, my kldneya
became stronger, the secretions nat
ural and my bladder no longer pain
ed me. I am glad to recommend Foley
Kidney Pilla." In a yellow paexage
Sold by John R. Hudson.
Charles Baldwin, who In cold blood
murdered another negro near Ameri
cus two months ago, and who las:
week sidestepped the merited rope
on a life sentence, was taken from
Castle Sumter yesterday and sent oat
to the county gang. It Is probably
just as well, as a robust negro build
ing county roads is of far more value
Than a mound out n a pine orchard
with the aforesaid road-builder be
neath It. and this fact la being more
generally recognized by Georgia Ju
ries. Along with Baldwin yeaterday
went Henry Clay, a clay-banked coon
who maliciously burned the barn and
seven fine mules locked In It, the
property of Mr. A. A, Forrest, resid
ing four mlle3 east of Americus. This
■black torch-wleTder goes up for sev
en years, and both be and Baldwin
will work in Sumter county.
Foley's Kidney Remedy may be. giv
en to children with admirable results.
It does away with bed-wetting, and
Is also recommended for use after
measles and scarlet fever. Sold by
John R. Hudson.
RAINS MAY DAMAGE
CROPS
BOY IS SAVED FROM
TERRIBLE DEATH.
iLE ON EASY TERMS.
(Special to Ttmes-Recorder.)
| Stone Mountain June 11.—Hang-
i ng over a bluff of Stone mountSlu
] four hundred feet above the rocky ri-
| vine below, Willie Plowden, 8 year*
I old, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Plow
den, of Atlanta, who had stayed away
from • party of picnickers of the
Jackson Hill Baptist church of that
city, waa saved today from what ap
peared to be certain death through' the
heroic efforts of a rescuing party led
ea on the installment pirns at reasonable price. Be
by adding a little more mooey to your present rent
ome. Your bunch of rent receipts will never bay
•aae me at once at my office.
C. CROCKETT.
little boy waa reecued by Humphreys,
who lowered blmeelf by a rope 110
feet long over the mountain aide.
Incessant rains for more than a
week past have brought farming op
erations to a standstill. For n'ne days,
almost without intermission, show
ers have prevailed here, while Sstur
day, Sunday and Monday brought
downpour of raJn.
All cultivation of crops is thus tied
up effectually.
Fortunately for the farmers, the
oat crop had all been stored away
ere the rainy season came, else th*
lost of that crop woqld havj been
threatened.
Noting can be done In the cotton
fields at present, If at any time this
week and in the meanwhle the grata
It growing in luxuriance. Fortunate
ly, the fields were in good condition,
and a few days of dry, hot! weather
will pnt Gen. Green to rout.
The peach orchards here are feeling
the effect of continued rain, tad very
seriously. Work there, as elatwhere,
is suspended, and right ut the height
of toe shipping aesson. Ratn flam-
egea the fruit to tome exte r. and
.-ft may follow if :’■* rain continues.
In the city, and In the county alike,
business la being Impeded by the con- j
n Whenever
you see an
Arrow think
of Coca-Cola
. V
LAMAR STREET.
FOR OUTINO OR EVERYDAY WEAR
For white shirt waists, skirts, dresses, coat suits, three-piece
costumes, children’s frocks, etc., use the popular wash fabric:
KILLARNEYr HSU1T1NG
Improves with Washing "
Once acquaint youraelf with the washing excellence and wearing quality
of Killamey Linen-finish White Suiting, no other
wash fabric can take its place. *
After two or three launderings it la almost im
possible to tell it from real linen—looks like
linen, wears like linen, washes like linen, has
all the qualities of linen, butcosta much less.
.Full 39 inches wide; and lenda itself
readily to the skill of the home dressmaker.
Hardly a Unen use that Killamey
Linen-finish Suiting will not fill.
Suitable for outing or daily utility
wear because ao durable and easily
washed.
Num genuine without KII timer stamped
on th. eet-mdse- Aik lor Kiltarmr Liaen-
tlnued rains.
What a Mummer Cold May Do.
A summer cold If neglected Is just
as apt to develop Into bronchitis or
pneumonia as at any other season.
Do not neglect It Take Foley's Honey
and Tar promptly. It loosens the
cough, soothes and heals the Inflamed
air passages, and expels the cold from
the system. Sold by John R. Hud
son.
SCHOONER LOST .W ITH
SOME PASSENGERS AND CREW
Fort Defiance, Martln’que, June 13.
—The British schooner Royal Sov
ereign was wrecked on a reef ne.-.r
. . here today." Some of the paaaengers
by W.P. Humphreys, of this place. The * n( , crew were saved, but It la be
lieved the dead will number at least
a score. The vessel is a total loss.
or ‘A««* "«««■’ win enro my 1 FOLEYSHONEY^TAR
case of Chilla and Fsvtr. Price 26c. Mosttbeceughsadkeelsleags
Warlick Bros. Co.
SUCCESSORS TO PINKSTON CO.
.nr Motto—Yonr Money Back If Ton Want It-Bat Ten Won’t.
Farm Loans Negotiated
My New York connections are such that I
can get you time money promptly at 6 and 7 per
cent, interest on your farm., Failing to see me
when you need money you will be the loser.
Old loans of any Company renewed.
J* J* Hanesley, Americus, Ga»
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