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nrr T fitm^p^V MORNING JUNE 23, 1910. THE AMERICUS WEEKLY TiMES-RECORDEP.JTHURSDA -—=== ..ZTi^ cmnPFPt THIIMIH- ON imT CUBES FuGIIIVE IS FOUND IN SHIPPERS TO Wit # ^ #w . BLOOD HUMBBS WOODS NEAR CORDELE A BASISEOR CRATING - ---- and g \anOs arecon- tiearance of the hkin. nrt^ries through which thc\ s**-trri'S.?-;—• *" 1 receive from th <- 10 , • , nUhv condition, . ... receive from the Clooa tn^-^ndition. ... strength to P^^^ '^F od reniains pure the shin wll ECZEMA ACNE TETTER SALTRHEUM RASHES PIMPLES ETC. Hightower is Nabbed and Peaches to Be Packed in Sent Back Here. I Standard form. iKtSvvitltacidsandhuniors^t^nourismns^ ^.^ properties are lost, and its Jj.^ tissU es and fibres of causes inflammation Jie e£[ect j s shown in Eczema, Remembers whoseduty . , I (Special 10 Times-Recorder.) Faint, from long fasting and - June 18.—Manager L M. ng in every limb from gashes out Atl.nt.^une Frult Ex . by reeds and briars, lia na j bas made public, in a letter to altogether desperate trom * , Trade" and the members of the tion. Martin Hightower ™ capm.-j T.x fra e^ q( ^ execu tlve ed in Crisp county near Cord e - which, at its last meeting, urday and :s again a shachele I" ' h Q d a ' standard basis for packing | oner in Ataericus. . aad recommended its adop- The man hunt which elided I 1 . ‘ ' . uoo members of the Ex- harpooning of Hightower was co»Uj t-mby* ^ ^ to be pa ck,d ued with greatest v gor 1 ^ wh i c h is known as the 2-1 pac.„ rU ” h ‘ e ° « authorities were no- 3-2 pack and * m ' tlfled at 10 o'clock yesterday momlm’ ^/“on in the number of of his arrest by an officer of Crisp Hi ln order county, all of whom were on M I-ach ***««' M {u „ and lookout for the runaway* ° have the crat s i A telephone message brought tV tight. wh „ ad0 pts this Stan- sssfssi rs™ U Azxzzzzyg* SiSST SS A liniment for external use , , Friend a ssfo and simple remedy, but Not only is f °‘ aUhf J Condition Its use produces makes it the comfort a every expectant mother. Mother's of Inestimable v «m d diKomfort caused by the strain rrie " d afff!Icnt Ugaments, overcomes nausea by counteraction, prevent,] oMUnba, soothes the inflammation of the breast S bJ ache and numb “* .„ e rving the health and comfort of prospective at S !!!:?. W F a J«d is a liniment g for externa! massage, ■which by lahrica^ Mother’s Frien * ^ , clc3 and membranes, thoroughly prepares thsj expanding the dioereni ^ mother. Mother's Fricad is, £ b t y r’ea wS Chock for expectant mothers. * * ug stores. Write ° rffE BRAO FlElOCO.. ATLANTA, | .eribedby doc “l“ be t^ y mon«”idmy > b“»band aiderable money »»» cure mo of SJ r dUe”»°«,! X fiothin8r helped me until 1 be 5^hiimedi C tn'e and'the commenceatbUmedicin d ,,y completely ^^Si'and^Su Priori ly'rediice'in 9a®* S S. s. cures Skin Diseases oi cv Georgia School of Technoioi ATLANTA, GEORGIA " TFrHNICAL INSTITUTE of the highest rank, whose grae /a TBCHHIWIIj m*» . | ucrative positions in cngineen ale, 3 occupy P’-?”}.. Located in the most progressive ai and f the'South (1050 ft. above sea level) witht ^nTo^ in the somh s ^ remarkable development. .. Electrica i t Textile and Ciij Advanced courses fn _. . . Chemistry and Architects En ^: r I"?'!Tnew Lament of Shops, Mill, Laboratories, ( *J8SSg£EEZfEfcm Chemical Laboratory. Demand 5 ^ for graduates greater than the supply. Each "county'in' Georgia entitled to 15 free scholarships, wb can be secured by making application to the Prestden . For illustrated catalog, address K. G. MATHESON, LL. D„ President, Atlanta, Ga. tion again takes pu.ee ...— - Book on Skin Diseases ««y^- gwIFIT spECJ ic CO„ ATLANTA, GA. '200 lbs. Guaranteed Analysis . ^ t<> therlver . I wor ‘*" TJ ‘ rta „7 reports as to the I ““ ' Hightower It Is •aJ *> u “ * tUe [crates inspected, the condition of the ?ThSTS with the orchards! way down the_rivef-t ^ Crtap am , the con( j itlon of the pack. ed a saf « laDd ‘" g COTdele By this means Manager Fleming ca.i co r y h ! reft the boat and took to practically guarantee, personally ev-l the rods! only to he captured in a | ery car handled by the Exchange, few. hours. Other Culprits Are Caught. i Woman's Great Idea Late : in the afternoon Saturday 1 X Aioniaii s urini , • “ “ . 9.00 Ammonia Potash (actual) 3 -° Murate of Potash .. •• •• 4 ‘° Means’ “Equalizer” TOP DRESSING maatfacx ubed fob Means, Hardeman & Riley Sole Agents Cotton Factors 418 “ d4 MlcSNmSf I work in the peach belt and who Late . in the afternoon Saturday X »>*^^"atUactive. But Supt. dhristian received a telephone ' wi ’ hout heaUh it ls hard for ber to be message from one of the river towns l yely , n fac0 , form or tojttA announcing the capture of the other weak sickly woman wlll^e ^srvou^ immediately upon rec ® lv ‘ ng I ^ulate b stomaOh“ liver and kidneys. Jecause it more wheaL cotmn, corn,U „ « ^ « - — «* EQUALIZER Because it has no equal for making crops. equalizer Recause it makes more wneai, cuuuu, wtftermelons, and all truck than any other fertilizer. equalizer H you have not used Equalizer, now is the time, and increase your production. equalizer TLorhipf iocredieiits of which are ammonia Ld potash, which is most valuable f or corn and all crops as second and tnira ap -Station. Distributes beautifully with a ;uano distributer. ibright eyes, pure , velvety skin, lovely complexion, good health Try them 5#c, at Eldridge Martin Hightower, J. L. Brett_and | Drug Co young Rumney, tbe three white men young ftuuiuw, — - who escaped from the chaingang stock ade here in Americus two days ago, are back on the Job again and with poor prospect of ever being ablq to puil bf another such runaway stunt. It was a "sad trip coming back” PLAINS BEAT AMERICUS , , SECOND GAME OF SERIES \ .COLE STEAM ENGINES are right up to the highest standard old ciency and durability^ Every part of a Cole Steam Enjnn made in ourfactory-consequentlywet what material goes Into it. Me know it pull a certain load and we know from! past that It will last 6s long as any Ml engine made. j We repaired steam engines for til years before we started to manufacture Cole Engine. Consequently we haveyrt. by the mistakes of others and, in Mj Engine, we have Qvercome all of points of other engines. ' . If you want an engine to pul! J our l saw mill, grist mill or do any real worn TZon the Job—buy a Cole Engine. 1 today for catalog. . R. D. COLE MF8. CO., HEWHAH, 611 Humhcttm. ol Enjiiw, Bollra, Coni Mb “* M junior Champs Given u Walloping By I the Visitors, The following communication, datedl ,1 1 Uc IUIIW" *«o - — —- I plains, has been received Sy the sport- thut on yesterday. f M mg e d tor of the Times-Recorder, and The three zebras, the only wh.ee I )g lmbllghei i with pleasure. The re- men on the gang here, escaped Wed- guJt Qf th(s ln t e resting contest would | nesday morning through the careless- hayc aln , eare d earlier, but owing to ness of one of the guards kept at tile j ^ ove]ig , gb . u „ on the part of th '“ SPECIAL NOTO UV UAOVA-a,- Anolv from 100'to 200 pounds per ere and you “ill see the plant increase.in ize and fruit and color greener. Themamp- on, 5 per cent, discount 30 days. HERBERT HAWKINS GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 186, Planter’s Bank Building . — Tnniranco of all kinds, plavo GlaJI, an — i — stockade. I locals, no mention of the event was Within 36 hours all of them were I telephoned to this office, back on the road proposition, sadder Th(j comm unlcation follows, but wiser, and with six months ext-a Thp Amerlcug y. M . C. A. and Plains tacked on to their former sedtenc^s I ama . eurg met on the Americus d!a- for attempting to escape.. This wia mon d Fr'day afternoon to play the g ven them yesterday morning whfin gecon d game between the two teams, they trio' were lined up before Judge p]alng , fllle fielding and hard hitting Crisp. t . Lvon for Drew by tlx score of Q to There the zebras told how they got ^ ma king the second game Plains has away and expressed sorrow at thus ^ f|>on) the y. M . C. A. team this having left their happy home here in 3eagQn poole and Monahan made the dear old Americus. . battery for the Y. M. C. A. ’earn, while Judge Crisp was loath to Impose an gpann an| j Jennings twirled for Plains, additional six months' sentence upon I jjrannen receiving, young Rumney upon account of his Kumney, however, made no de- Don’t forget that I have the b«t ,P goodShoes, Dry Goods, Not.one. MensS Underwear, etc. The n.ce quality 8 * price. Don’t fail to inspect my line before c W. E. WOOD. 213 Forsyth Life. Accident, Tornado. Liability I “ ,uran “J‘ f b ! * ,. .■■■r’.gS' S'i'SHSr » » «. -« tea. Phone No. 186. age. num„w. ,1 Glad to Recommend Them. go W th them, hut urged him re P ea t- '"swretiona nat- i and my b]ad(ler no longer pain- . t ..loci roi'fimmond role] edly not to run away. i U ral and my Diauuer uu .- With this statement before Mm, I me j am gla( | t0 rC commend Foley Judge Crisp imposed an additional Kldne y Pills.” "»'’ Knee r .1. months uiioii the runa- Sold by John Mm, ■JUURC sentence of six months upon the runa ways and sent them back to the chain, gang. muue; ...... In a yellow package Sold by John R. Hudson. j COL. LAFAYETTE F. LAMER IS DEAD AT WEST POINT BONDS. fHE ALUSON FURNITURE CO. •uneral Directors, Embalmers Allison Bldg., Lamar St., Americus, Ga. Telephone 42 and 106. Pay* Phone 253 PECAN TREES. Before placing your order tor Pecan tms to_ nextseason weH. W rl*bt -a »' Marvelous Discoveries mark the wonderful progress of the I ' , , Geor g| a „ Posses Away Sm» —'T„m »..»*» »—» nventions to kill men. and that won- dor of wonders—Dr. King's New Dls- MegSrg- Pra nk and Henry laanler re eovery—to savo life when thraa ^“ e “ ce |ved telegrams yesterday morning Uy .TtonchRK hemorrhages,^hay I announcing the sudden death of their fever and whooping cough or lung I , <nc l e> Col. LaFayette I- 3111 "’ at ‘ 8 trouble. For all bronchial affections h0Iue ln W cst Point. Mr. Frank La- n has no equal. It relieves Instant- ]eft , ramedlate i y for that city, and iy- H' 3 , th 4 e C v re c R m n No will remain until after the funeral ex- r a write°s U cured Mm of M*otaU- oro’ws. Col. Lanier wa, one of the nate cough after all other remedies l mQSt prom | ne nt citizens of West Geor- failed. 50c and 11.00. A trial bottle | and a p i one er ln the cotton mill ln- free. Guaranteed by Eldridge Drug there> ju, d widely known over Co ’ j the South. Rapid progress ls made upon ‘HI „ ..v Council hotel building, and the tm-1 Kept the Ling IgM 3 »' ix-—vki » o. Box 57. Phone 109. Res. Phone 593. Americus, Ga. |. y FRESH GARDEN, FIELD AND SEED NOW IN STOCK. D. F. DAVENPORT AMERICUS, GA. 410 Lamar St, Opp. NewPostoffi^^ qiU LtOiucu diSmondj _ J AA nor cent Have Advanced 20 per ced since last Auqust. ^ We purchased heavily before thl. the old prices aa long as they laat. C EUGENE V. HAYNES t JEWELERS, Atlanta, Ua. LOUUUl liuici * provemeuts are of the permanent klaa that me’.n something. •Tor the paet yhar we have kepi the king of all laxatlwea—Dr. King s New Life Pill*—In our l»ome and they m — kiaooincr i/i nil our fam- - I jjew life Pill*— 1our The big peaeflx orchards here ar « 1 Paul® MaUiulka. oTBuffa- now centre* of Interest and Indu*tr7,1 ’jj_ Y . Easy, hut sure remedy for nil and many car load* of fine fruit wUl I tomaC h. liver *nd kidney trouble*, go from Americus this week. ^ ionly 25c at Eldridge Drug Co. ^ BANK OF CO Americus, Ga. A general hanking buslne*. tr a u*acted and aU^ g 15t ,H* tnded patron*. Certlflcat** ol d*po*lt