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TIMES-RECORDER. TH URSDAY. JUNE 23. 1910. WHEATLEY HOME SELLS FOR EXCELLENT PRICE. Mayor Lowery, of Seneca, S. C. Purchaser. Eiank Weldon in Americtis lug anil breaking tMtoeith the a* weight of golden fruit, the llllon peach tree* In America* I. present a scent juit now that ; maglnatlon and must really i to be duly appreciated. This hat luscious and pink tinted t;.v* orchard, the Carmen, is at |. and such magtiTflcent fruit. My perfect la form, color and has never before been pro- ere. Out In the orchards the L breaking down beneath the 1 union of rosy peachvs. while bad beneath is covered with [er-rlpe fruit that' has droti- It s rush week In the or- luncl despite all efforts made land ship the ripening crop of |. a large portion of It neeessu- h be wasted. The handsome Thornton Wheatley residence, among the stateliest old mans ons In Amerlcus, was sold yes terday to Hon. T. M. Lowery, a weal thy citizen and mayor of Seneca, S. C, who will come to Amerlcus at an early date to reside. Quite recently, Mr. Lowery paid |2.>,000 for the Oliver plantation, west of Amerlcus, and so highly pleased Is he with this city and vicinity that he immediately decided to quit Carol'na and come to Amerlcus to reside per manently. The beautiful old Wheatley home appealed to his artistic taste, and the purchase was effected yester day through Mr. P. B. Williford, real estate dealer. The price was not given out for publication, hut ran well Into the live figure column. Like Amerlcus, her neighbor Ella- I ville. Is right after the "Round-the- • State" tour to be held early In No- ■ vember, under the auspices of the At lanta Const tution, ttx Tlmes-Recorder and other papers. Frank C. Weldon, who Is represent ing the papers, was In Amerlcus yes terday on his return from Ellavitle, where he went over Schley's roads. He stales thw! the road from Ella- ville to the *Sumter line will be completed In six weeks. That wiil give a continuous good road from here to Ellavitle, every foot Improved. As soon as Schley gets through with the road coming to Amer'cus It will move Its gang to the Ellaville-Ogle- tborpe road and what cannot be per manently re-hullt on that route will he temporarily repaired. J. U. Williamson, chairman of Schley County's Qood Roads Club, assured Mr. Weldon that his county will ghe us a good link. Macon county has improved its road from the Schley line to Oglethorpe, Montezuma and Marsballvlllq. Dec dedly the best route now be tween Amerlcus and Oglethorpe Is~by way of Ellar lie. Ttoere Is no bad sand In Schley now and when the road Is finished we will have 4ri excellent route from Lee to Houston county. The road by Ellavitle Is four or five miles longer than by Englistwllle, but there Is no sand. A meeting of the representatives of all the towns Interested in the run w II be held about the middle of July, probably In Macon, to select the route, fix conditions, prizes, etc. Amerlcus will send up a good dele, gallon. There Is great Interest In tho run all round tbe state. Mr. Lowery will remove his family to Amerlcus in the late fall, and w 11 be accorded a welcome to their handsome home in the Gate City of Southern Georgia. Carload upin , being shipped from Amerl- !i.st as packed, and these net lie -r something like $2.10 per i tiie Xojrther nmarkets. Huu- eailoads of peaches are ready ing for market here, and if in t is saved It means a for- | tiie orchardmen this year, i.urvest of the Carmens this [re will come the Georgia | days hence, ahd then ths I'ntll July 1.1th or 20th the rvest here wllf command all and the net cash proceeds a golden stream In the chan- la 1 trade. Paints and Finishes - - - for Your Home Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder. It cures smarting, nervous painful, swollen, feet and Instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions and makes walking easy. Try It today. Sold ev erywhere. Sample FREE. Address If there is a«shabby surface in your home to be painted, enameled, stained, varnished or finished in any way, we have just what you need for producing the exact finish desired in the line of CONGRESS .MAY ADJOI’RN EITHER TIU’RSRVV Oil FRIDAY ACME QUALITY (Special to Tlmes-Recbrder.T" Washington. D. C., June 20.—Vico President Sherman today said he be lieved Congress will adjourn e'tber on Thursday or Fi'day, and Represents, tlve Dwight, the republican whip in the house, thinks the adjournment will take place Thursday. [ACHE OB KIDNEY PAINS, have pain* In the back, urln- her or kidney trouble, dlzzl- I lack of energy, try Mother AUSTRALIAX-LEAF, the Lerh cure. As a regulator It L|ual. At all druggists, or pOc. Ask today. SAMPLE Lddress The Mother Gray It, N. Y. PAINTS AND FINISHES . Let us show you colors for painting your house or oarn, samples of finishes for floors, woodwork, walls, ceilings or furniture. Let us help you make shabby surfaces look new and attractive. Chamberlains stomach and Liver Tablets will brace up the nerves, ban ish sick headacLte, prevent despon dency ond Invigorate the whole sys tem. Sold by all dealers. Foley's Kidney Remedy may be giv en to children with admirable results. It does away with bed-wetting, and Is also recommended tor use after measles and scarlet fever. • Sold by John R. Hudson. Come in and get a copy of THE ACME QUALITY PAINTING GUIDE BOOK. It tells what Acme Quality Paint, Enamel, Stain.or Varnish to use, how much wilt be required and how it should be put on. It not only.enables you to tell your painter or decorator exactly what you want, but it makea it easy tor YOU to refinish the many surfaces about the home that do not require the skill of the expert—the Jobs that a painter would not bother with. Aik for a copy. IT’S FREE [or financial rule that won't [rybody In every possible Sold by all dealers. Within a few days now the tax books close for the year, and woe be unto those who leave it to the assessors to assess tho valuo of their property. A n'ce, jolly fat girl keeps nil those qualities when sho grows old, except kises ''6(10" will cure any lla and Fover. Price 2Sc. n list* omu fisuno uiui j the niceness and the jolllness. PAYMENT MADE WITHIN TWO HOURS WRITES THEADMINISTRATOR he Southern States Life Insurance Co. Leads All in Prompt Payments. Such Promptness Speaks For Itself 'Mm and Needs No Further Commmfent. The Southern States Life Has Never Contested A Death Claim. THE PAYMENT. Atlanta, Ga., May 16tli, 1910. e Southern States Life Insurance Company, Candler Building, Atlanta, Ga. Gentlemen.—You will find enclosed receipt in full for $5,000, your *ck for which I have j'ust received payment of all claims under policy • 1GG4, held in your company by the late Robert W. Sams. ■ • The completed proofs were handed you today, and within two • . V. l l**»iti<r fhn finif tviVIflPflt ftin.ll* The usual promptness with which all claims are settled by The Southern States Life Insurance Company, is due first, to its wiTigness and desire to assist the beneficiary in preparation of all< necc.*arv a- pers, and, second, the fact thatfsa Home institution,-located In the immediate vicinity of the insured, is easy df access, has facilities for securing information promptly; advantages which, by the very fact of their location, are denied to companies \yhose home offices are in dis tant cities. Prompt payment of death claims proves the Insurance Company’s The above tells the story, egrity. Policies were also carried by the insured in Eastern and other Southern Companies, & of the latter has a home office in Atlanta, but The Southern States Life was the first company make payment . J. H. BAKER, Agent dER L MOORE, Pres. Office: Atlanta, Ga. HARRIS & OLVER, Agents Columbus, Ga. Ainericus, - Georgia !guniiuuin