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... TV. EHE AMERICUS WEEKLY TIMES RECORDER. THURSDAY. MORNING OCTOBER 6, 1910 THINK OF Mexican Mustang' Liniment AND WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU. ief from pain that might otherwise you hours of agony, red out muscles eased up and made for another day’s work, leness in the back and shoulders lptly cured and stiff joints limbered Scalds, Cuts and Mashes ren- painless and quickly healed, heumatism, Lumbago and Sciatica bed of their anguish and banished fever. . Old Sores and Open Wounds Jed promptly and permanently. The first application of Mexican Mus tang Liniment subdues the pain but it continues its work until'every quivering nerve is soothed and quieted. The great penetrating power of this famous remedy enables it to do this quickly and positively. In all cases of Sprains, Bruises or Lame ness. Mexican Mustang Liniment should be rubbed in persistently. The antiseptic qualities of this old relia ble household remedy make it safe and sure. . 25c., 50c., $1.00 per bottle, LYON MFG. CO. 41 to 45 So. 5th St, BROOKLYN,N.Y. LAMAR STREET. lick Bros. Co. ‘ meet me at the fair” THE GEORGIA STATE FAIR ‘dial Invitation risk our ready-to-wear de- lent, either buying or ;ly looking. Glad to show and expect the class of :handise with extremely rative pricing to wield it influence. See our show- > >f Silks, Marquettes, Wool Is. Trimmings, etc. New js in every department for inspection. iick Bros. Co. SUCCESSORS TO PINKSTON CO. -Yonr Money Back II Tot Want It—Bat Yoi tToa’t are now located in our w Store ie Windsor Hotel next to NEW POSTOFFICE and :ordially invite the public to id inspect same. ies Frlcker & Bro. on, Fifth Division. 8. A. L. Railroad. Amtrlcns, Gforsla. ieral Directors And Embalmers, I. BEARD, - - Director. ALUSON FURNITURE CO. Americus, Ga. ,bone 80 and 106. Dayg Phone 253 A BARGAIN IN SMALL FARM. 12 1-2 acres, 6 miles from Americus, 1 1-4 o school, 2 miles from church, 6 room ig, 4 room dwelling. 3 tenant houses, all uy out buildings, barn, sheds, etc. Seven farm open on the place. Red pebly and ib-sotl. Ph nty of white neighbors. Terms: icc and hill particulars^write L MALONE & SON, Albany, Ga. “THE BEST EVER.” Macon, Ga., Oct, 26th to Nov. 5th. This will be the greatest State Fair ever pulled off. Thousands of exhibits will be worth coming miles to see. See the great Flying Machines of Wright Bros. Great race between a Flying Ma chine and Automobile. Great 101 Wild West Show with 500 people, 100 Indians and 250 horses. Great spectacular Fireworks of the. Great Paine’s Factory. “The Battle in the Clouds,” gorgeous ar ray of fire. Grandest exhibits of Agriculture ever shown. Greatest Live Stock exhibit ever seen in Georgia. Great Pure Food Building with 40 booths giving away free sam ples, Every lady entering this build ing will receive a ticket on the Na tional Steel Range to be given away free. Don’t miss this great event. All Georgian’s should see it. Remember the dates—Oct. 26th to Nov. 5th. For all information write Jf W. E. DUNWOODY, . President. HARRY C. ROBERT, Secretary. FRIGKER & BRO. IN GRAND NtW HOME. Occupy One of the finest Stores in South. James Frlcker ft Bros, are todv In full possession of their new quar ters probably the handsomest Jew elry store In Georgia, outside of At- lauta. and In some respects superior to any in that city. The new home of this old and liable Arm Is In tie Windsor hotel, at the corner of Lamar street and Wind' aor avenue. For som 0 weeks the furnishers and decorators bare been at work coi- verting the two old stores into a pe •- feet Jewel of an Interior. Yesterday the stock removal took place, and be fore night everything was moving along smoothly. Twonty-flve years or more were passed in the old quarters. This many friends of the' Arm will call today to inspect the superb home In which it is now instilled, and to tender their heat wishes for another quarter of century of prosperous business. An extended description of the new store was given in tie Tlmos-Recrder ie time ago. But the actual ap pearance of the store belles desari p- tlon. It needs to be seen to be ap preciated and admired as it deserves. Ur. Frlcker and his assistants today ■will welcome all comers and invite tbs public generally to call. D0IXG TIIEIB DUTY Scores of Amerlcos Headers learning the Daly of the Kldnoys. An To filter the blood Is the kidneys doty, When they fall t4 do this the kid neys aro sick. Backache and many kidney ills fellow. frlnary troubles, diabetes. Doan’s Kidney Pills cure them all Americas people endorse oar olslma W. T. Myers, 10 Lamer street, americus, Ga.. says: “I have used Doan's Kidney Pills and have no hes Ration in recommending them. The) relieved me of a pain In my back and regulated tbs passsgea of the kld> Kidney Pills art a very reliable ram- ney secretions. I know that Doan’i ody." For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co- Buffalo, New York, sole agents tor tha United -Doan's—and Remember the name take no other. WADE GLARK AT LAS1 IN GRASP OF TIGER. Sentenced to Ghaingdng and fined. Coavloted the Brat time of the charge of telling liquor, Wad e Clark negro here, was sentenced last week in the City Court'by Judg- Charles R. Crisp to serve a term of twelve months in the county chain- gang, or pay a fine of one hundrai dollars. A condition of the sentence Is that Clark must serve at laaat two months of this sentence In durance vile, and may. have the remaining ten months commoted by payment of th> tine Imposed, $1M. MARRIAGE OF MISS SMITH AND MR. J. T. PHILLIPS Consummated at Methodist CbnKb «m Sunday. The marrilgo on Sunday afternoon of ^tlss Tommie Smith and Mr. J. T. Phillips was of Interest to their friends In Americus. The rites were solem nized by the pastor, Rev. O. B. Chat ter, In the preoence of several friends of the bride and groom, -who left short ly thereafter for Tallahassee. Tno bride his always resided here and has many warm friends. Mr. Phillips Is a member of tha well known firm of building, contractor*, Little ft Ph'l- Ups. FI.SE PECANS ARE GROWN ON PLACE IN AMERICAS Lady Here Will Renpn Fine Crop This Year. At her borne In East Americus, Mrs. G. 8. Cofcb has an acre in pecans whlcn are Just coming Into good bearing this fall. There ar# probably twenty-five trees of the excellent Van Deman nut, on* of the largest ami beat of pecans, and Mrs. Cobb will are long derite cor alder able revenue therefrom. THE SCYTHE OF DEATH STRIKES DOWN THREE Aged Citizens of J uniter Pass Away. , The funeral of Dr. Amoe Wiggins, wib died on Sunday in Savannah, was conducted Monday morning at Oak- grove cemetery by Rev. Robert I* Biv ins. Dr. Wiggins was for many years a resident of Sumter, but during tho past few years -baa resided in Savan- xh. ■ • He was a brother of Mrs. B. J. Lar kin. of this city, and also related u, Mr*. Charles Lingo, besides having other relatives in Sumter. Death of D. J. Lnrkin. Mr. B. J. Larkin, a former resident of Americus, passed away Monday morning at bis tome In Atlanta, where -with Mrs. Larkin be has resided re cently. He was perhaps sixty years of age, and -was for a long number of years a resident of this city. Thu funeral took plica here at 2:30 o’clock Tuesday afternoon. Dratb of John Finch. Mr. John Finch, a well known far mer of the connty, residing east of Americus, died suddenly at his home Sunday morning from an Illness re sembling acute indigestion. He was In tto city all day Saturday and ap peared In his usual robust health Mr. Finch was probably 60 years of age, and bod long been a respected resident of Sumter, His wifi, with several sons end daughters, survive Nm. The funeral services wsra con ducted Sunday afternoon. ANOTHER DIG FARM IS ADDED TO PURCHASE Mayor Lowery of Senaca is the Buy er. Through Mr. P. B. Williford, real estate agent here, Hon. T. M. Lowery, of Seneca. S.C., has made another Investment of 620,000, thus adding largely to Ms realty Interests In and near Amerlcua. TMs latter purchase Is a large farm In Terreli county, for wiuleh the round price of $20,000 is paid, the place being known as the Naaworthy farm. Mr. Lowery is well pleased with hls landed purchase-! here. Already he had bought and pall for $35,000 worth of fine property here, Including the former Thornton Wheat- ley residence in Americus,-and a Bio plantation near Plains, and in this latter deal has made tha total of hls Investments here $65,000. Sir. Low ery Is mayor of the thriving dtyi of Seneca, S. C., but Is making Ms ar rangements to remove to Americus as soon as possible, and will reside hero. permanently. LITTLE MONEY IS PAID YET INTO TREASURY. In Settlement of County Tax Bills. Tax Collector Small now greets cheerily the all too setodm cIL who blows into hls sanctum and timidly Inquires ..the tax bill so soon to fill due, and the bonnet btUs coming liko an avalanche next weak. Collector Small le ready to wait upon mat. who fatal would pay the tithes and blandly explains that the rate Is $1." par thousand this fall, or about tha: of last year Of tUs amount the state gets five -trills, or one-halt per cent, and Sumter county ten mills, or one per cent. In view of the vest amount of work accomplished In Sumter coun ty this year the tax rate as levied Is cot excessive. If the city levies a like rate of taxation, as may be dono little later, the taxpayer will go up against an even 3 per cent, prop-,' osltlon this fall—that is—the man who lives in Americus will pay $3) on ach $1,000 of property he p»a- cesses, while the funny beyond t'u -Uy limits will pay half that amount, or $1S per thousand. It takes constant uae to keep good resolutions from -rusting. TutfsPills FOR TORPID LIVER. A torpid liver deranges the system, and produces SICK HEADACHE, — Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rhea •natism, Sallow Skin and Piles. There Is no better remedy for the* com men diseases than DR. TUTTS LlVF.R PILLS, as a trial wIB prove. Take No Substitute.