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- I jowl durability, Model Fifty-five. 15 lit P,. **,500, with Magneto, Lumps, i’rcsto-litb Tank and TooU. game in the park, c'.lmbeJ on elec tric light pole outside the groundv. The current was on when the lads seized the wires and the hands of both were very badly burned to the /bone. One of the little fellows drop- 1 per .unconscious from the top of the rpHE new Rambler is better than any previous Rambler X in quality, dignity,.silence and comfort, and, in many respects, it is superior to any other automobile. Model Fifty-five—seven-passenger: four-cylinder, 5x5#; wheel-base, 1*3 inches; wheels and tires, 30x4/4 inches; equipment—magneto, 6-80 stor age batter}', two gas head-bmps, electric side-bmps; combination electric and oil tail-lamp, Presto-lit^ tank, adjustable foot-rest and robe-rail, born, jack and tools; Spare Wheel with tire, brackets and tools, *100. The Car of Steady Service wheel-base, 108 inches; wheels and tires, 30 x 3/4 inches; equipment— magneto, oil Side- and tail-lamps, gas h&d-ligbts and generator horn, tools, and jack. Spare Wheel with the brackets and tools, *75. I Tifton - Georgia THE AMERICUS WEEKLY TIMES-RECORDER.THURSDAY. MORNING JULY 21, 1910 HIRD MAN IS GOING ' BIG INCREASE IS MADE W W 1¥ W% - to FNTFR THF RAr-. IN USE OF PhONS Qm9 M i IW//YCIyt Farm Houses Thus Equip ped Generally. $100 PRICE OF MELONS HERE IN CAR LO Excellent Sale In Americas Territory. Albert Cox or Russell Probability. One hundred dollars per Airload pox'CeS of Local Option wag the record price paid for water melons bere yesterday, and the finer quality^commanded this figure as fast as the cars could lie loaded and the checks filled out by the buyers on the spot, .lust above Aniericus and between this city and Andersonville there is a large area planted in wa termelons; probably twelve hundred acres. Trying to Bring Out a Candidate. (Special to Times-Recorder.) At anta, July 20.—A report is cur- 1 rent tilat an effort is being made to get a third candidate into the race for The fame of the melons grown governor. According to this report, it in that vicinity Ir.is extended to the j 3 a.movement on the part of the local North and East, and buyers come in optionists of the state. They do not force to old Andersonville to buy the consider that they are anywhere rep splendid fruit. Many carloads went resened in either of the candidates forward yesterday from Anderson-1 n , jW foremost In the race, vllle, and the shipping season is nowj j t w m be recalled that both Go at the height. Sales yesterday were grown and former Gov. Smith in closed up as rapidly as cars could be jjqj signed statements which were loaded, the melons selling at $100 per presented to them by the stalwart pro- car for the best quality, down to $73 Mbitionists. and $50 for the mixed shipments, j ij-| le ] oca ] optionists want a candi- Tbese are most excellent prices and ote, and they want a strong one; they the Sumter melon men »r; delighted are i 00 kj ng around. Report has It therewith. SLIMIER IS THE MECCA I OE HOST OF BUYERS! that they are now working for two Georgians with the view to getting ofm of them into the race. It is said these gentlemen are Al bert H. Cox, of Atlanta, lawyer, and Judge Richard B. Russell, of the Court of Appeals, who was recently | thinking of running, but never reach ed a conclusion. It is a little lat^ to start a new can didate on the road. Things have been pretty well lined up. Still there are _____ | some who think there is a chance; they Columbus. Ga., July 20.—Tbe Geor-, believe they might use the wedge Goods Roads Are Bringing Thm Here. gia and Alabama Industrial Index which Judge Hart made in the situa- says today in i:s regular issue: j lion before he drew out of it. In the new corporations for the Whatever is to be done will de week in Georgia and Alabama,' 30 in velop in the next few days, probablv In the' last -year nine'een cities In the South, through tbsir boards of trade, or through some organization .-i- merchants or business men. have taken steps to induce farmers to build telephone lines and connect wicli their towns. Funds hove been rais ed to assist the farmers in a finan cial way, and the result has been even mere successful and gratifying than was expected. Farmers in Georgia and A’abama ar^ now selling their cotton and other pro duce by telephpne at higher prices than they formerly obtained whop they first drove to town lin'd ran the risk of finding conditions unfavora ble. , The plan under which farmers se-^ cure universal telephone service and connection with the comprehensive it-? 1 ■ ystem c.mtenipl.u '-i tout a group of farmers band together In a co-op erative organization, bu-'d the line and purchase the equipment. This re quires a small cash expenditure, b it tie farmers own the telephones, wires cud other material. The line Is connected with the Be'! system, a fiat charge being made for , service. This monthly charge is very- low and when divided among the farm ers on the ’me is si’iiom mar." nsn fifty cents a month. The fact that all the telephones are on the line ia an advantage rather than an objection in rural districts. It enables the farmer In an emer gency to call every one of his neigh bors to his assistance *I;hout lo3*i of time. number, with capital stock of $2,372,- 930, those that are chartered to deal in real estate stgnd prominent. In the number are several compa nies formed to handle city and su burban real estate, and others with substantial stock plan to deal in farm lands and colonization tracts in South Georgia. As illustrating the manner in which farming capital in other states is be ing attracted by the generous-returns yielded by Georgla-Alabama farms, the sum of $70,000 has been invested in Sumter county during the past week by the latter part of this week. IN HOUSE AND SENATE • MANY NEW BILLS. EURNED BY LIVE WIRES BOYS ARE BA^LY HURT No Reconsideration of the Judge’s Bill. Climbed Pole and , Electrocuted. (Spacial to Times-Recorder.) Atlanta, Ga., July 20.—In the senate in plantations by South Carolina In- 'this morning the motion to reconsider vectors. the bill passed yesterday - increasing' s ‘‘ me l , in That section of Georgia seems to the salaries of Supreme court Justices • ^. r c lgnt 1 be a favorite field for South Carolina' was lost, as was the bill authorizing r Two young sens of Mr. Robert Cam ion, probably s^ven and nine years of age, had a miraculous escape from death by electrocution yesterday. The little boys, ‘ ' investment, Judging by the fact that j verdicts at the first term. The bill farm lands In the vicinity of Aniericus in recent months. per. Jeople from,that state have spent ton-j authorizing thd counties of Fulton,, 4reds % of thousands of dollars for J Chatham and Richmond to pay Supe- ,bone rior court Judges $2,000 additional to their salaries of $3,000 a year, was passed, and also the Matthews bill providing protection for municipal sinking funds. At the fag end of th'e session the Price bill barring drinking RETURNED TO DAYTON', OHIO, . AFTER STAY IN AMERICUS Work Completed In the Pcaeh Orchard of Intoxicants on railroad trains was »■ _ Here. „ . J considered, and Just before the close ki-Ssii" — ’ 1 • '-'After a stay of six weeks In Ameri cas, looking after their large^orchard and fruit Interests here, Mrs. C. F. passed. In the hou^e the day was taken up principally In a discussion of the reso lution calling on Governor Brown pole __ jury therefrom. Messrs. G. D. Wheat- ley and James W. Walker, who were passing by in a car, saw the other boy writhing on the pole and manag ed with difficulty to rescue him. Both were hurried In the car to Dr. Cato’s office, where their burns were given attention. Ware and the Messrs. Ware returned explain why troops were sent by him $a*t night to their home in Dayton, U 0 Durham to quell the recent disturb-_ Ohio. For several weeks past they ances there, and tbe measure finally ibave been stopping at the beautiful adopted. The house also voted to re- residence of the Ware-Progress O"-1 consider Its action of yesterday In ro- chard Co., looking after the shipment' ga rd ^ the b m appropriating $15,000 of elghty-two carloads of peacbes and for a new heating plant for. the Unl- canned fruit, and are highly pleased i vorslty at Athens, and the measure with the season's output here. In the, w m again be considered tomorrow, party returning to Ohio last nlgstj ALFALFA JUICE IS \ LATEST PATENT MEDICINE were Mrs. C. F. Ware, Messrs. Charles TH at “COLD DAY IN AUGUST” T., Paul and A. J. Ware and Mr. J. *B. Wilson. FAIR EXCHANGE. A New Hack For an Old One—How II Is Done In Americas. NO LONGER A DREAM October Breezes Are Sprinkled Willi * July Sunshine. iWblle Amcrlcus did not exactly sit by the flro" yesterday, the na- The hack aches at times with a dull. 'tives shivered In the stodows na l Is the Real Thing In Curing Divers Diseases. Las Angeles; Ca.. July 20.—Alfalfa, hitherto holder of a pleblan place in the toad scheme, is destined to become a comprehensive medicative and reme dial agent that will put all others in the shade, according to Dr. Marian N. Clark, who announces the discov ery of remarkable curative properties in the plant and blossoms. Her idea, already carried out on a small scale and suggested by the menthol industry is to electrolyse the aifa'fa and condense its healing ele ments to vest pocket size—a hay- siaek of medicine ia a tlpy tablet, Dr. Clark recounts many Instances of curing with the condensed alfalfa from D. T's. to that tired feeling One Indescribable feeling, making you hike^l out to where the sunbeams dare- weary and restless; piercing palnz M warmed up the situation. For •hoot across the region of the kidneys, | two P ast weather here has and again'the loins ate so lame ta becn most unusual In mid-July. Bl-n-j ? ; ;iese was the aggravated caso of a kebs were found comfortable in the Reno sport \ujio bet on Jeffries and early .morning, while the stiff fall - - • breezes blowing knocked the mosquiro out of the box in the first lulling. It is clearly a misdeal, and Old Sol will probably rectify matters today. ■toop Is agony. No use to rub or ap ply a plaster to the back In this con dition. You cannot, reach' the cause. Exchange the bad back for a new'and stronger'one. Follow the example of th s Amerlcus citizen. J. W. Hodges, 312 Refs Park, Amer- leus, Ga , says: "I am only too glad to recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills, knowing fiom erperlence that th:y are a valuable remedy. I suffered for a long time from dull pains through he small of my back and I also’'had ^trouble with the k'dney secretions. The ssages of the secretions were Irreg- Par and broke my rest at night. Read- ng of Doan's Kidney Pills, I decided to try them and procured a box. Their use quickly rel’eved the pain corrected the kidney weakness.” • For sale by all dealers. Price fO • cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo; N. Y, sole agent* for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’*—and MOTION PICTUBES OF WRECK JAR OHIO ItAILROAD MEN drowned his sorrow In so many tall on'es that the cobras came to get him. The condensed hay expert beat ’em to it and cured the victim so effectively that now be shudders even at the sight of a dog, if the dog Is a growler. Tobacco chewing, gloomy thoughts of suicide, Insomnia and a host of other like undesirable things fade away like Hamilton, Ohio, July 20.-Amoti < m-[ mJgt8 #f the morn |ng under the picture manager of this city has Incur-j go , thlng , nfluence of a f?w forkftt i» red the displeasure of the Cincinnati, 0 , alfa , fa bunched up , nt o a tablet. Hamilton & Dayton railway manage ment by exhibiting motion films of the wreck which occurred at Middle- town on July 4th. Th'e pictures were taken an hour af- tor the wreck, and according to the and railroad officials, are morbid and dis tressing in character. The railroad company has asked that the pictures he suppressed, and the mayor is mak ing an iavestigation. RKEYSKIDNEYCURE LATHAM, ALEXANDER'S DAILY MARKET REPORT New York, July 20.—The cotton mar ket recovered part of yesterday 1 ® loss and was steady today with a firm un dertone. Spot sales throe hundred bales, at fifteen points advance. Latham, Alexander ft Co. Experience teaches a man to fail again In a different way. ,i redeeming featur/S of HUB shoes is th stylish appearance. > ; Y. ^ — We employ expert designers ‘Who keep up with ptyles each season and. create new models of HUB accordingly. We make so many different shapes that eafey for any one to be fitted in a HUB shoe—on keeps its shape. HUB shoes are for Men, Women and’ Children, induce you to try a pair, 'we are giving axvery useful pre for the front of the box of , “RIGHT ROYAL” $3.50 “CHARACTER” $5.00 “HELEN HUNT” $2.50 “QUEEN ROSALIND” $3.00 Some merchant ip your town handles HUB Don’t be satisfied with a “Just as Good” pair, fan wijji a trial of HtlB shoes. We’ll appreciate it will appreciate their excellent value, good wearing qualities dressy appearance. JOS. ROSENHEIM SHOE CO. SAVANNAH, GA t Makers of HUB Shoes HUB Shoes for Me HUB Shoes for Wi Model Fiftv-thrce, at 31,800, except for improvements, is identical in quality and power with previous Rambler models which gold at $8,250. ^ Model Fifty-three—Five-passenger; Jour-cylinder, 4/4 x4/4;' 34 H. P-! Popular Preparations for Summer Toilet Cure for Bites and Stings, Removes Tan or Freckles. The purest, est Talcums. Add a new Spongs—wbave all kinds! Tooth Bruches, Pow der, Paste or trashes. Manicure Goods, Flesh Brusches, Bath or Hair Brushes. We have the best; also cheaper kinds. Coognes, Toilet Wa ters In a great variety. REMBERT’S DRUG STORE. TEE ALLISON FURNITURE GO. Funeral Directors, Embalmers Allison Bldg., Lamar St., Americas, Ga. Telephone 42 and 106. Day^ Phone 253 Snider land Sold Little Land Soldi Come quick forjl say “I Am Sorffl 125 acres S “‘"‘.fjgf lng Juo. A- McDo ° ul ,il] Dwelling, tenant b 112 acres 3 ^ , Chapell, R° g * r ' , is) Good land ao^ ® Lota of U* 4 2J3 ,toSiltlf trict of 1** C°'’