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AMERICUS. GEORGIA. (WEEKLY)- TIMES-RECORDER. THURSDAY. Have You Tried It? ere is a bottle of Cardul waiting for you at the ore. Have you tried it? 1 u at we Inot. we urge you to do so, before ptained such a hold on lit. en now, if may be nearly too late your troubles you, that nothing will drive CITY Of UlUMSSEt jTROf ALONG ROADS WANTS THE ROAD, | _ WITH 4.500 POINDS. Will Co operats to Get It Just An Incident of What If anything can help you, Cardui will B It h?s helped [sands of cases, where other medicines had been vain. Why should it r.ot do the same for you? The Wonsan’s Tonic daughter, Octava, would have been in her grave ad it not been for that fine medicine, Cardui” Irs. Laura Lawrence, of Drennon Springs, Kv. Ihing I tried helped my daughter, until she had krduL I had sent for the doctor, when I thought | medicine and got a $1 bottle. When she had doses she became all right. I often recommend my friends. ^druggist sells Cardui with full Instructions for use Ladle. 1 Advisor* Deri. Ctatfcuioota Media* Co.. Chatauoop. Tam. “ “<• «*-M*e book. “Home Treatment (or Womta." sent tree. to the Guif. Good Roads Mean. TAYLOR SAW MILLS LEAD In Simplicity, Capacity, Durability, Nona Batter * Iltijr Hmor Mad* Macbiaarr «wJ *vwl4 ••iva Fralghta and tumg wails for Capaim Steam and Gasoline Engines Portable & Stationary Balers Run Straight Through From Atlanta to the' Gulf Via. Americus, Best Section of State. JH l\ t Stbafntr St Mar* lot a man in town interested in who won’t be interested in ex- ie new arrivals from fchaffner & Marx id pleasure in looking at them in wearing them: there will us in both. are in grays, browns, tans, ’s styles a special teature. |$35. Overcoats $18 to $30.00. ime and see our new >f Knox Hats. .D. BAILEY CO. store is the home of Schafiner & Marx clothes. land Dinner Set r e ry fine Haviland China Set w|rth $55.00 to close $45.00. Have got to make >r fall stock. L. B | Tallahassee 1. wide await" to j advantage, that would flow from the I construction of the proivosed Ame | ciuTAlbany* Thomasvi.le - Tallahassr Oulf highway, bringing Atlanta, Mo- j con a1id all North and Middle and j Southwest Georgia into direct an, easy communication with the capita j of Florida nud la's bathing and fish j ing waters of the Gulf of Mexico a 1st. Marks. , j As has been pointed out, the roat | is already almost constructed from j Atlanta to Thomasville. a few litti ! stretches needing to be improved t I give a couiple.e highway from the I Georgia capital almost to the Florida | line. . ! From Tallahassee a road dlroct'y : across the north of Florida, connect- j ing the capital with the Florida me- | tropolls, Jacksonville, would puss | through the most Important section of Jt-ha: state- and give a route trom At lanta to Jacksonville far exceeding la j beauty and attract:venose, and proba- | biilty of actual construction the route proposed through Southwest Georgia. The Tallahassee people seem alive to the opportunity afforded then through the proposed highway. The president of the Chamber of Com merce writes as follows: Times-Recorder, Aemlrcus, <5a. Dear Sir:—I notice In the evening | Metropolis, a daily paper puT'shed I in Jacksone'lle, Fla., dated Vo ifay, (August loth, on page 11, an artlcl? | calling the reade-s attention *o the j fact fiat ym n.ne suggeno-l U.roqea | our columns •.;> automobile tignvny ' oiii Atlanta ,o the Guif. through M i ion. American, Albany, Thoms-viilp, Ga„ lo Tallaha ".e, Fla., torn to the Gvif. ! am In'.el glad t' ,-tno.v that (cu have star --t this mev-oi-ut fir It I* a matter that I have been trying to stir some enthusiasm on for the past few months at this end of tb-> line; there is no fluestion in my mint j about the route being the best in j the country, as it will connect Capita! 1 with Capital, in aJditlon to touching j the Gulf at a point where there are no better bati.'lng facilities to 1.' fouud j in this state. Should (iris route be de- i cided on and finally built, you c | easily leave your city at six o'clock In j Ibemorning. run down to the Guif, j take a salt water bath and have ! fresh fish dinner, and return to you.' j home by dark the same day. I I will he glad to kuow that you I have cubed t..'.s convention to meet | some time soon In your city. Macon | or Albany. 1 suggest these three cit- j leg only because they are practically ' in the middle of the proposed highway ; Should this convention be called an-J | meet, 1 f»e! sure that you could de j pend upon this city being represented. , If there is any information that I ! can furnish you from here in regard I to the matter, kindly make your wishes i known, and it will be my pleasure ie | render you all the support I can. Youra verf truly. It. F. GAUI.Di.VG. President. There appears to be no reason why j some meeting of representative non ! in the various towns along the pro posed route should not be called b> the Americus Board of Trade, to meet In this city some time in October or November, widen the matter could he fully discussed, literature arrange i for and a stimulus given to it In tu-: counties where the necessary roads re main to be Improved t ocompiete the missing links. The Windsor Hotel will probably have all of its Improve* meats completed by that time, and Americus can Render the visitors tie accommodations of the very beat equipped hotel In all Southwest Geo-- Sia. A Pair of Light Mules Have No Trouble in Hauling Two and Quarter Tons. Complete Chutist Sewing ead Shingle OntflU fiats.Tails. Tiairs, Riifoi, icrtytn* tl|WN Han EVIITTNII6 n MACRMilf AM tt’FltCIs MALLARY MACHINERY CO-.’SS*# The practical effects of the gord roads of Sumter county are not miss ing these d iys, since cotton has be gun to move to market and tide high ways of the county are the avenues for the crop's transportation. Day after day finds large''loads moving along smoothly over roads that two or three years ago wdre difficult to traverse with one-quarter the weight of the staple that is now hauled with out trouble, and in muck' less time than heretofore. Yesterday a dapper pair of mules, clean of limb, but spare of bulk, frisk ed over the four miles that separate the plantation of Mr. Walter Howard from the Council warehouse on Fov- syt'i street. In addition to the weigh', of the heavy wagon eight gjeat bales of cotton were piled up behind them. A: riving at tie Council warehouse the mnVs simwaj no signs of weariness nr.d could have gone on just as easily for a number of ml.'es more and suf fered no physical Inconvenience. When weighed, (he eight bales ag gregated 3,SOD pounds. With the add ed weight of tide wagon and driver, the total h3ul was in the neighborhood "of 1 590 pounds, or two and a quarter tons. This is f :e kind of easy hauling that nr.ites farming In Sumter county prof- tahie. Mr. Howard la one of the progres sive type- of farmers who are pueh'ng Sumter steadily to tide front in their line. He owns the old Bird place and every season seps Its condition im proved and its value increased. Ilia er:>:> this y-ar is among th'- finest to be seen in all the county. Ti e G-atllude of Elderly People '■ res out to whatever help gives th<ir, .-e. comfort and i-trength. Folev's a: i vy Pji’s cure kidney and bladder ; promptly, and give comfort and re ief to eider'y people. Sold by John R. Hudson. ,ca 0 ; i^fo T «... si is Promotes Dtgrationflwtf* ness and RnLConUituDdlff Opiutu.Morphinc iwrMiomL Not Narcotic. Aft^MBesaomnm Apafect Remedy for Grata- Hon. Sour Stomach,Dlanwi Worms,Coirvulsknis.Fevtnslt nessaiuILossoF Sleep. FicS'inJc Signature oT A'/0E2Z NEW YORK. For Infants and Children. The Kind Jou Have Always’Bought. Bears the Signature, of k Use For Over Thirty Years • N DID ATE J. E. SHEPPARD FILES II1LI. OF EXPENSES Makes Statement of Expend'lnrea In Senatorial Race. Expense account of J. E. Sheppard caadiiate for State Senate from the Thirteenth district of Ceorgia: Two days rent of automobile, $30.90 Railway ticket to Plains, 25e. Railroad ticket to Leslie DDc. Publishing announcement lu Times- Recorder. $5.00. Amount paid Executive Committee, $20.00. Total $56.70. Safe Medicine for f hlldrra Foley's Honey an! Tar a a safe and effective medicine for children a* it doai not contain opiates or harmful drags. Get only the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in tie yellow package. Sold by John R. Hudson. 8ome people seem to get their only- fun out of spoiling other folks. They Have a Definite Purpose Foley's Kidney Pills give quick re lief In cases of kidney and bladder ail ments. Mrs/ Roje Glaser, Terre Haute, lad., tells the result in her case. "Af ter suffering for many yens from a serious cue of kidney trouble and spending much money for so called cupet. I found Foley's Kidney Pills the only medicine that gave me permanent cure. I am again abit to be up and at- * * * “ hesitate GEORGIA. Sumter County. Personally eame J. E. S'jeppa-1. who on oath, says that the above Is a true aau correct Itemized statement of campaign expenses incurred by him in the primary election of August 22d. 1910, and the money paid out by him was derived from his private funds. • J. E. SHEPPARD. Sworn to and subscribed before m» this September 2nd. 1910. EARL C. SPEER, N. P. S. Co. Ga. We offer for sale market in this and section. the best farms on the- other counties in this * EASY TERMS, LONG TIME l 9 We have sold since January, 1910, 21,- 914 1-2 acres for a total sum of $454,930.00. If you have land to sell list it with the agents who do the business. SOUTHERN LAND CO. Life on Panama Canal LOANS! LOANS!' We will lend you money on your farms or city real estate at 6 per cent. Save money by giving us your application. See G. R. Ellis or G. C. Webb for particulars. EMPIRE LOAN & TRUST CO~ has had one frightful drawbaek-tna'a- ria troable-that has brought suffering and deiflh to thousands. The germs cause eh'iils. fever and ague, billions- ness, jaundice, lassitude, weakness and general debility. But Electric Bit ters never fail to destroy them and cure malaria troubles. "Three bottles completely cured -e of a very severe attack of malaria," writes Wm. A. Fretwcil, of I.ucan.a S, C., ' ami I've had good health ever since." Cure Stomach. Liver and Kidney Trib'es, and prevent Typhoid. 50c. Guaranteed by Eibridge Drag Co. rrxER.li ok j. n. insrom HERE THIS AFTERNOON Former Resident of Americas Died In Tamps. Mr. J. H. Bascom, s former citizen of Americus. redding at 120 Tayk>r street, died yesterday in Tampa, where be 'has lived for several ye'.r*. Mr. Bascom was the fit her of Mrs. Witt Mime, residing w'tlv them In Tampa. The body will be brought here this af ternoon for Interment in Oak Grora cemetery, the funeral services, con ducted by Rev. O. B. Chester, taking pises st ‘3:30 o’clock upon arrival of the Seaboard train st 1:03 o'clock. HERBERT HAWKINS GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 186, Planter’s Bank Building Urs, lift, Accident, Tornado, liability Insurance of all kinds. Plain ■team Boiler, Burglary, Antomobtln. strongest Companies—Liberal Ufa Policies Written. Lot cm talk with ran about a policy. • eon Interest yen. giving yon toot lioarnneo at lawntt rate*. Phone Na 111 BONDS. FARM LOANS! For cheapest interest, quickest money and easiest terms on farm loans, come to see me~ W. W. DYKES. NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. One of America’s Strongest and Most Con servative Companies. Henry J. Batiley. general it,in