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the south is boomed AT SHOW IN.WEST .fine Exhibit of. Products At Ohio Fair As Made By Railways of the South' - Attracts Very General Atten tion. Three Escape in Superior Court. Busy Week and Fine Record Made in Clear ing Jail and Filling Up Pen. Decision is Rendered By Sudden Death of Banktr Committee. Ihere. Contest inElection Case : Was Sitting in Library Ends Friday and Fer-i Monday Night When guson Declared Nom- the End Came ery inee. ! Suddenly. .Special to Tiynes-Uecorder.) i Cincinnati, Ohio,, Sept. 12.—The : .South is getting a great deal of the ; -• advertising and it* . ansantagti are being pat before large . anmbers of just the kind of people, it • wishes to attract as settlers, through ,*■ magnificent exhibit of "The South 2n& its Resources" which the railroads - of tbe South collected by joint action and are displaying at the Ohio Valley Exposition, now f in progress in th.n - r-Jf.y. This exhibit, said to he the most comprehensive display of the agricu.- »airal, mineral and forest resources of The South ever gotten together, is seen ijere at the best possible advantage. The exposition management gave it splendid position and in arrangement oad decoration it is most attractive. The exhibit covers nearly 30,000 square feet, giving practically one font ■fjac every mile of railroad in the South, the combined mileage of the railroads Joining in the display being 30,000 mlles. Every product of Southern farmr, Clines and forest is to be seen and the showing male has been the occasion of the greatest surprise to many vis- -tors. This hak been especially true of the display Of corn and small grains, hun dreds of visitors having for tire first rime learned that the South is a great grain growing section and that its Lands can produce as many bushels of - corn, wheat, or oats per acre as an Land in the West. The management of the exposition xnd business men of Cincinnati consid er this exhibit one of the really great, features of the exposition and are most appreciative in their expressions to ward the . railroads of the South for collecting this exhibit and bringing it y io Cincinnati and toward the people or She South for their cooperatioon. Many Cincinnati manufacturers havo Sound to’their surprise that they ca t dray to advantage In the South raw ma- ■ Serials which they have been buying • from points hundreds of miles more <•_ distant from them. • Thirteen negroes—the unlucky 13 were tried during tint past three days m Sumter Superior court, and wits the gratifying result of clearing the coun ty jail of prisoners and at the sauna time recruiting the chalngang ana state pen—another source of gratlfr- cation. Thirteen "felonies'’ on trial, and on ly three of them escaped, ten of the hunch being convicted. , Such was the remarkable recor t made, as it is rather unusual for such a large proportion of criminal cases tried to result in convictions, as in this instance. Judge Z. A. Littlejohn convened the court in special session Tuesday morning .and three days were thu* consumed. ' All the cases docketed were felonies, including three or four for murder, several' for rape, robbe'-y and almost every other crime in the category. Of the ten negroes thus convicted and sentenced, eight will do time on the Sumter county chalngang, whilo two go to the state penitentiary. Mr. John T. Ferguson was on y;s terday declared ths nominee , of tl. Relatives in Americas into nerfcus were shocked Tuesday a board,the terday declared the nominee » - . — q£ ^ gadJen diatU s „ Albany of recent legalattve primary in Suat vll . a nromineut t‘M County Democratic Execute e Committee, and with Mr. E. A. N»bet will represent the county in t.T> lower house of the next general a- scmbly. The decision of /the committer Mr. Paul T. Manner yn, a prominent business man ami.one of the most rc spec ted ami highly esteemed citizens of that place. The end came suddenly al»out 11 o’clock Monday evening as Mr. Mun „ i ’ nerlyu sat reading In tine library of rendered at noon Friday aftei a ( n lengthy and exhaust nearing of thajhia cozy home. Struck n Rich Mine. * s. w. Bends, of Coal City, Ala., says he struck a perfect mine of health in Dr. King's New Life Pills for they cured him of Liver and Kidney Trou ble after 12 years of suffering. They are the best pills on earth for Consti pation, Malaria, Headache", Dyspepsia, Debility. 25c at Eldridge Drug Co. MARRIAGE OX TWENTY.FIRST AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Occasion of Interest in Social Circles ■ in Americas. case at Issue before them. The trial of the case lias excited very cousidera ble interest throughout tu*-’ county. Upon the face of the consolidated re turns of the legislative primary of August 23rd, Mr. Ferguson, one of the four candidates running, had a plurality' of only two votes over Mr. J. E. Mathis, by whom the contest was made. Mr. Mathis, through able counse', alleged certain irregularities at two of the county precincts, wherein it was shown that several voters had call their ballots at precincts other thau those in which they resided, although registered where they voted. The precincts thus a.leged werj Plains and Friendship, eight such votes “being cast at Plains and one at Friendship. It was further alleged chat Mr. .1. T Ferguson did not qualify thirty dav? prior to the primary, as required l.y the State Executive Committee. The Executive Committee had de clared the result of the primary as .r all candidates, except in the case at issue, and gave time for the contest ant, Mr. Mathis, to furnish eviden ■' substantiating the charges preferred. A full investigation of the case has since been held. The final hearing was held yeste.- day morning, when the committee ren- With his wife and daughter. Mis Florence Munnerlyn, he had been read ,ng for some time. Mrs. Munneriyn called to him about the hour stated and. receiving no response, found that he had expired. In the presence of loved ones he ha.i quietiy passed away, death being duo to some heart affection. Mr. Munnerlyn was in the full vigor and strength of manhood, a picture o health, and his sudden deat therefore, an even greater shock his family and friends. He was proa ably 12 or 43 years of age, and was cashier of the National Bank of At bany. The deceased was well known Americas where he came quite fre qucntly. Mrs. Munnerlyn is a sister of Mr. R. E. McNulty, of Americas who, with' Mr. McN J ty, left inline diately for Albany Tuesday. The funeral took place Tuesday afternoon His death is deplored, .as in busine and social circles no citizen of Alban; more generally esteemed. 'Staggers Skeptics. '•E-hat a clean, nice, fragrant cotn- -ryound like Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will testantly relieve a bad burn, out, scald, around or plies, staggers skeptics. Bat (meat •cures prove its wonderful healer of tbc worst sores, ulcers, boils, felons, onsma, skin eruptions, as also obap- gpeft hands, sprains ard corns. Try it- S£p *t Eldridge Drug Co. tMR. YOUNG WILL BUILD i HOME ON SOUTH SIDE Mrs. Nancy Buchanan sent out Invi* tatlons yesterday to the marriage of her daughter. Miss Margaret Bny the decision, chanan, to Major James Wadsworth HnMIne ttQt su Furlow, U. S. A. The rites will be solemnized at high noon on Wednes day, September 21st, at the Presbyte rian church here. Following a lun cheon at the residence, Major Furlow and bride will leave at 2 o'clock for Washington and New York en route to San Francisco, where they will sail for the Philippines and' the farmer's post of duty in Mindanao province. Don't waste your money buyjng p'asters when you Can get a bottle of bottle of Chamberlain’s Liniment for tv enty-five cents. A piece of flanal dampened with this liniment is supe rior to any plaster for lame back, pair, in the side and cbest and much cheap er. Sold by all dealers. ten million bales cotton IS ESTIMATE of crop Holding that sufficient evidence had not been adduced to justify the bo Iv in overturning the result of the pri mary, as shown by the consolidat'd, vote, the committee declared Mr. Fa • guson the regular nominee front Sum ter in the general assembly. The lengthy decision, covering six teen typewritten pages, was signed by eleven ot the Executive Committee and doubtless finally disposes of t.n case. Ileven Acre Tract Bought Yesterday. Mr. S. H. Young has purchased a Sesirable tract of' eleven acres on the ' tSmitliside, out Lee street, and will . sooj. b-.-Jld a pretty residence thereup- • on. TThe land putcLuaed belonged to : \Jr. IV. H. C. Dudley and is almost -ijaposite the Americas Country- Club. I'lit: consideration was not made .isowr Mr. and Mrs, Young have recently returned to Americas from - extended visit in Kentucky. T.ie - reaction of this prejay home is anoth- - rr Important slep in the rapid bulli ng up of that desirable residence see- rtun of Americas. INDIGESTION DEPARTS. Stomach Agony mill After Dinner DIs- tress Stopped in 5 Minutes Deafness Cannot lie Cored by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the bar^ There is' only one way t» cure deaf ness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by inflamed condition,of the mucous lin ing of the Euetachian Tube. When this tube Is inflamed you have a rumo- ling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed. Deafnes: Is the rehuit, and unless the inflam mation can be taken out and this tubf restored to its normal condition, hear ing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh which is nothing but an Inflamed con ditlon of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars ' I free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. I Six I<1 by Druggists, 75c. Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti pation. PAYING OFF TEACHERS IN THE COLORED SCHOOLS For Year's.Support. GEORGIA—Sumter County. The appraisers appointed to set aside a year’s support out of the estate of Wm. A. Wilson, late or aaid county, deceased, to Mrs. Ann R- AVilson, hi.. Widow, having Hied their return in this office. This is therefore to notify ail persons interested to file objec tions, if any .they. have, on or hatorc tne iir.it ,\ ion day in October. 1310. o' else said return will he made the judg ment of this Court. 8-4t-pd JOHN. A Cobb, Ordinary. Georgia Is Put Down In Column lit 1,500,000 Bales. Charlotte, N. C-, September 10.-—The crop reporting committee of the Na tional Farmers’ Co-Operative and Edu cational Union estimates the crop or short staple cotton In 1910 in round numbers at 10,000,000 bales based up on reliable reporta from all the cot ton growing states, each state being represented on the committee. The estimate for Georgia Is 1.500,000 bales. Your comp’exmn as well as your temper is rendered miserable by a dis ordered liver. By taking Chamlie - Iain's Stomach and Llvej- Tablets you can improve both. Sold by all deal ers. You C3Ut believe all you hear. Atlas, who supported the world on his shoulders may have been supported by his wife. Why should any sensible person con tinue ta suffer day after day with ter rible stomach ailment! wfien Dad- son’s Pharmacy guarantee MI-O-NA stomach tablets to cure even tile worst case .of Indigestion, or money back. If your stomach rebelis after eating and food sours or ferment,! in the stomach causing gas, pain, heartburn, and heaviness MI-O-NA tablets will drive away the misery in five minutes and leave the stomach feeling splendid A laige box of MI-O-NA stomach tablets costs 50 cents at Dodson's Pharmacy and loading druggists every where. If your stomach rebels after eating kind, start to use MI-O-NA stomach table:,- to-day. They not only build u,> tiie stomach, but they act as a tonic to the entire body. They are makers of rich red blood and nerves that never flinch; they increase vitality and make the weak more vigorous. School Unmm'sslnner Moore Squares Accounts for August. All the colored school teachers can now get tlaelr checks for the month of August. Tuesday County * School Commis sioner Moore drew up the cheeks and left them with the Bank of Commerce. Tile checks aggregate! about thousand dollars. Tie teachers wl 1 ca'I at the bank and get tl.em. No county tn the state pays off i teachers more promptly than doe ,Sumter. Teachers of Sumter, white colored, are never under the necessity of discounting warrants or waiting to months fo/th^ir salaries. Taft will never serve but one term. That is the 1e=son of the recent pollt- s events. And yet Taft is a well t rivalling man. simply lacking grit. C' ambfriain's Colic, Cholera an 1 ! Diarrhoea Remedy is today the he'd 1 known medicine tn use; for the reliei 1 and cure of bowel complaints. It cures griping, diarrhoea, dysentery I and should he taken at the first in- [ natural looseness of tire bowels. It is cqna’ly valuable for children and 'adults. It always cures. Sold by a! i de-dcrs. Some men are bent under a weight of woe, and others get stoop-shoulder ed from carrying their own solf-con- ceit. tPRQNOUttCCD MSH-O-MEi Cores catarrh or money back. Jusf breatho it in. Complete outfit, including inhaler $1. Extra bottles GOe. Druggists. WATSON SAYS RE MAY PUBLISH DAILY PAPER Net a minutes should be lost when * child shows symptoms of croup. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, given as soon as the child becomes hoars. 1 , or even after the crOupy cough an- Iiears, will prevent the attack. Su'd by ail dealers. The returns from Maine will doubt less lead Joe Cannon to reconsldy his intention to run for speaker again. FOlEYSHONEf^TAR Cures Goldyi Prevents Pneumonia Declares He Will Begin With n Soml- YYcekljr. (Special to Times-Recorder.) I.incolnton, Ga., September in — Thomas E. Watson made the public statement here today that he Is being Ignored by the dally press of the state, but he proposes to have tbe hearing of the people of Georgia. He asserted that ne will change his Jeffersonian from a weekly to a semi weekly publication and if he finds this experiment docs not answer his re quirements he will publish tbe papei daily. He does not say when this will be done. A woman works to make a man jeal ous and then gets mad with hint fo how disagreeable he Is about It. For Letters of Administration. GEORGIA—Sumter County. Tn All Whom It May Concern Mrs. G. H. Selg and Mrs. J. Holmes having, in proper form, appli ed to me for permanent Tetters of Administration cum teatamenta annex on the estate of F. F. Setg, late of said County, F. I.. Seig, surviving executor, having resigned, this is to cite t|'. and singular th'e creditors and next of km of F. F. Seig to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law and show cause, if any they can, wb» permanent administration cum teqia- menta annex, should not be granted to Mrs. G. H. Seig and Mrs. .1. W Holmes on F. F. Seig estate, and why the resignation of F. L. Seig from tii; trust of executor should not be accept ed. Witness my hand and official sig- nathre, this 7th day of September, 1910. JOHN. A. Cobb, Ordinary. For Leave to Sell Real Estate. GEORGIA—Sumter County. Mrs. M. E. Raines, Admlnatratrlx of the “state of Mrs. Lizzie M. Johnson, deceased, having applied for leave to sell the real estate of said deceased In Sumter Comity, notice Is hereby given that said petition will be heard In my Court on the first Monday In October, next. JOHN. A. Cobb, Ordinary. Executor's Sft'e. GEORGIA—Sumter County. By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of said county, heretofore granted." will be sold at public outcry on the first Tuesday in October, 1910, at the Court House in sail county, be tween the usual hours of sale, the following real estate in Sumter coun ty, to-wit; One farm consisting of 100 aeres of and off the east s!£e of lot of land No 198, also one farm in a body consisting of 125 acres, more or lens, off of lot of land No. 204.,lying on the- west side ol Mtichalooehee Creek, and forty acres of land off of the north side of lot of land No. 182, said farm consisting of 163 acres, more or less, and known as the C. C. Feagin place, and all of said ands- lying in the 17th District of Sum ter County, Ga.. S-4t This August 29tll. 1910, MRS. LIZZIE LAW, Executrix, CHARLIE M. I AW, Executor John W. Law. Gnnrdlnn's Sale. GEORGIA—Sumter County. Under and by virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of said county, there will 'he sold before the cou' t house door in the County of Webster, town of Preston, otate aforesaid, on tin* first Tuesday in October, 1910, be tween the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder, a three-fiftns undivided interest in the (’oliowing descrlbto property, to-wit: Imts of land Nos. 131 and 159 con taining 202 1-2 acres each, more m leas; also the'north half of lot No. 182 containing lul 1-4 acres, and ten acres iff the "as; end of the north half of lot No. 163, In the shape of.a paralela gtani. extending entirely across ta ea3t end of said north half. All In tu 23th District of Webster County. Ga.. and aggregating 515 1-4 acres, more or less. Said property being th'e property of the minor children. Jeanett and Earl Carter and Lula Carter Fleming, miner ■children of W. Ai Carter, deceased, to •be sold for the purpose of maintenance and support and education of sa'o minor children, the Income tjierefrotfi not being sufficient therefor. Teyh'-: of sale cash. . W. A. CARTER, Guardian for Jeanett and Earl Carter and Lula Carter Flem ing, minor chlfiycn of W. A. Carter, deceased'. Sheriff’s Sales,! GEORGIA—Sumter 01 Will be sold oa Hu October, next, beforeq door of said County, hours of sale, to ht| the following descriS| wit: . Two (21 acres o! W Lee Street, in tie a Sumter County, G«| part of land lot No. ill and Eighty-Six, in tlj said County of SiaBf fronting on LeeSirtM fired and Ten Keetr running back, in nil Four Hundred andtj ess: bounded nr north by property 1 east by I-ee Streetjt formerly owned byul and west by proper herein, and being u| herrin conveyed. Also a certain »| land situated. lyMJ 27lh District ot SiT gla. and within t«J of the City of A containing (•"* t more or less, aatj southwest corner*1 One Hundred >3*1 scribed in ! ,r ' v , being hounded; heirs of Mrs.* dence of J. I- 3° i C. M. Whoticy ig by lands of Afj ley; south by l* 13 E. F. Seig. - 1 upo n**y property of A A J ft fa issuing a®9 Amerlcus In y City Bank a?. 311 *| Tills Sept. • Slicrilfj OEORGlA-Su*J VI persons Mr*X V°-«d hereby not® For Letters of AiliuInlstrnUon. GEORGIA—Sumter County. Ta All Whom It May Concern: W. T. Stewart having In prop-r form, applied to me for permanent Letter* of Administration on the estate of Mrs. Mary T. Stewart, late bf sam County, this Is to_cite all and ' r the 'creditors and next of kin of Mis- Mary T. Stewart to be and appear an my office within the time allowed u. law, and show cause, If any they can why permanent administration shouii not be granted to W. T. Stewart o Mrs. Mary T.‘Stewart’s estate. Witness my hand and official sipm ture, this 6th day of Sept., Ml®- *' JOHN. A. Cobb, Ordinary. Slate ot 1 pert^U r M are pro peril fjjs ‘£S?t debhri required