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m the AMEJUCUS WF.KT.y TIME8-REC0RDER. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1910 IS BUSY TO RICHES of Movemen farted. Ing Hold and Great ened in the Move file State’s Wealth m. ! to Tinies-Tlecorder.) ctober 11.—The -it ion of Theodor l at the Conservi- Atlanta last Satu, t Jn forceful words er that Georgia a.nl rease In riches an«l han any other sec States during the has been electrics wakening the peiup' ^Ue possibilities they ;ed tne Greater Geo-- r magnificently; the jsually content to stay 1 on clrorjs day—and few—are awakened; listening, asking, of business at the ■headquarters hare :roat stimulus has all of tire twenty of the state. The Id committees of circuits have ar- mieetings at various Wy suits icetings will be he'd and from now unt 1 whirlwind crusade Georgia Publicity people of the stale Ity to the smallest In truth and has to bring to her people from t fulfillment of Col. prophecy, e Way-cross Jour- g the ipeople of i to work for I the hat glorious material ork with! Senator Gao. m pbolleve we had a Id not live In It. states aVI sec |[ I' would pu.ll ui re; if I thought nly 50 cents want to be burlel on It." ns victory. Geor will lie Greater e time of Col. (Hon if every man according to which K ithor COLLEGE BOYS TO BE ASKEDTO DRILL And Otherwise. Aid in Making Field Day a Success, Outlook Indicates That Next Tuesday Will See Some Spirited, as Wei! as Amusing, Contests Pulled Off at the Dali Park. RHEUMATISM PURIFYING THE BLOOD THE ONLY PERMANENT CUBE No case of Rheumatism was ever cured except by a thorough purifica tion of the blood; just as long as the blood remains charged with ferment ing uric acid poison, the painful dis ease will continue. The pains and aches of Rheumatism are simply su perficial effects of the impurities in the circulation, and sometimes may be temporarily relieved by the appli cation of plasters, liniments, hot cloths, etc. Butthe person who trifles with this dangerous disease by 'de pending on local treatment alone, is certain to pay for the mistake with constant suffering later on. S. S. S. cures Rheumatism in the only way it is possible to cure the disease. It goes down into the blood, and re moves the uric acid from the circula tion, so that the nerves, bones, mus- The Field Day on next Tuesday at the toll i>ark looms up larger and arger with each day's developments and it now gives promise of beius an occasion far surpassing in inter? :i any of the original anticipations of , the ladies and those assisting them In | cleS and i ointa are lubricated and fed the preparations. . Yesterday it was suggested that fit- Agricultural College be requested i; give an exhibition drill of its lies, drilleid cadets In the centre of the bill ground, and make that one of the special features of the occasion. Few People in Americus have seen th boys march and drill and It would make a pretty and Inspiring -picture t" I ’j », • , —r 1 have the entire battalion, or'a picked “tiffed company, executing the manual before mnscles are made jK and eve^y ti.o large assemblage of spectators. troublesome symptom of Rheumatism In edition to making a request of * s permanently corrected. Book on Supt. Cullom to this end it will also Rheumatism nnd any medical advice be urged that the brass band .at the fr i£Jt°_ aU who write. with nourish ing elements instead of being continually ir ritated and in flamed with the sharp, uratic i m p u r i t y . When S. S. S. has clennsed nnd purified the school be present and assist In making the occasion a lively one with soma good patriotic music. The band loons well and plays well, considering tne short time it has nodal band -prac- ■hice, and the entire citizenry of lAmericuo would appreciate such a. act of courtesy on the .part of the college to the library and the 'hospital in whose behalf the day of field sports is being held. Professors Arnett and Yeomans, the Hilgh -School faculty, Seeretar Harvey, of the Y. M. C. A., and M Rowlson are taking much interest in the events and many of the Hi School -boys will !he entered. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, do. Paint Advice ;.|B0SS BARNES DROPS OUT OF STATE COMMITTEE. Old Guard Is Heady to Sulk in Its Teals. (Special to TImes-Recorder.) Albany, N. Y„ October 12.—Contend ing that his iparty loyalty had been it Is I questioned through the failure of Ec ho ped that some of the Agricultural ra *' Prent1 * 3 - the new chairman of ■CATION THE MONEY. ax Fund Paid It Year. College faculty mill also take a hand the Re, I >ul > Ucan State Committee, to and pick out some of the promising re " a PI ,0 int him a member of the Ex- oung athletes tther-e for the various I native committee of the State Com events. It is proposed to enter tile I William Barnes, Jr., of Al bova along age lines. Some spirited bany ’ has tondorc ' J hls resignation as contests will be the result, and with atlte c 5J !: ™:ti:eeman from the Twei,- good number of entries from the tF-Thlrd Congressional district, com- public schools and the Agricultuni j i ,r ^l n 8 Albany and Sclmectady coun- College the rivalry wlald -be quite In- [ tense. The race track Is now in readiness Mr. Barnes led the fight against, the selection of Col. Theodore Roosevelt Let us help you, with some experienced paint advice, to select the right' paint for your home. It requires experience and paint knowledge, because the paint is just as important as the lumber, hardware and furnishings. We can help you. Also let us show you some tasteful color combinations for your home; let us explain why, if you ask your painter to use ACME QUALITY HOUSE PAINT —77-, you will save money and get better paint. The real test of paint value is^ not the per gallon cost, but the yards of surface it will cover and the years it will last. Acme Quality House Paint costs less because it takes less and lasts longer. - Come in and get an Acme Quality Painting Guide Book and some color suggestions. - i , If it’s a surface to be painted, enameled, stained, varnished or j finished in any way, there’s an Acme Quality Kind to fit the purpose. JNO. W. SHIVEk, Agent, Americus, 6a. ■31 for tile boys and the men, and iprac- aa temporary chairman of the recent ^ tloe can be indulged -In every day now. Republican state convention at Sar::- A'mong the events provided are stand-' tosa- ing high jumps, standing broad Jump; running high jumps, running broal | MEETIXG OF ATT GROWERS jumps, hurdle race, 100 yards <lasn wheelbarrow race, old shoe race, pie eating contestTpeaniat scramble,'hobble skirt race, sack race, fat men’s rac lean men’s 'race, etc. Three events In which the ladies are especially In tereated, aa confined solely to their sex, are tho wood sawing conteo 1 nail driving contest and target shoo' ing. With BE IMI'ORTAXT Contention Will Assemble at Monti- cello Shortly. Cairo, Ga„ October 10.—Chairman J. B. Wight, of Cairo, h-as issued a call for -tte ninth annual convention of the Natlomal Nut Growers' Association 1-rites, men, boys and .girls de,3i--1 whlchjrtll be held at Monticello, Fla., Ina to enter any of the events can November 2 and 3. leave their names with Mrs. Taylor J at the library. As a nut growing center there art- few places more Interesting than Mon. 5SF Barbecue dinner will bo served at I tlcello. There are more and larger location wants tho t; lc .park from 1 to 3 .p. m. Then the jr/ the full one- HOrts begin, eut. for school pur-} “ s year ' anl a ao MAXY KIXDS OF FERTILIZER fjturn over to 1' l».ng'from this tax. - full tax has bee* been somewhat of hat the school fund full amount com- treasury from this the Board of Ilf the money arlt- of this tax. It more than antic! the HigU School, with extra financial j It accordingly i a communication to last night, with the ■Hik be levied and would'call far tho Lt SOT SEIZE 1 ROYAL ESTATES II be Allowed to Keep by Republic. ,nce, October 11.—At- say that the new ’oraiment has declared ,not to seize the private King Manuel. There has •peculation over tills mai- ublican leaders said sever, i 1 in outlining their so-called Ont If tho revolt was a auc- Wtld favor the seizure of ’property and tide paymen- lal pension to the king. 1 fortune te very large, both il -property -end In houses The kieg, however, pivs all hU properQi like any ARE BEING SOLD IX GEORGIA nut nurseries at that place than at ■any other In tide world. In an'd around that city there are at least 2,000 acres of orchards, -most of the mlbelng buded and grafted trees. Some of the oldest seedling pecan Atlanta, Ca„ October 12.—Ten years I trees east of the Mississippi -river are ago there were only 640 brands growing about the homes of Montl- fertlllzers sold In Georgia, and tho I cello, aggregate sales of ferl'itllzers then To those, tiderefore, who are lnter- were 482.571 tops of straight fert!!- ested In nut growing In any of Its izers, and 88,076 tons of cotton seed Phases, there can be no more attracl- meal. The report of the Department Agriculture just out shows that lve place than Monticello, and certainly of I no better time to visit It'.than during for I the con vent Inn when the put Crop o' the year Just qaded, October 1, the Uh* jvar will be ripening. Nut growers from almost every tut number of ibratrJs of fertilizers sold in the state has increased more tha 11 growing state will be present. -Idree times, numbering now 2,451’ brands, and the aggregate sales more than twice as much, or 1,022,- 048 tons of straight fertilizers, anj 01,152 tons of cotton seed meal BOY LEAVES WITH CIRCUS f MOTHER IS HEARTBROKEX the cause of a woman’s storm. Macon. Ga„ October .* t —Mrs. Dol’y The calmness of a’^tefrequerttly | the widowed mother of little 1 12-year-old Storey Jones, is distressed and heartbroken because 'he has dla- I appeared, and It is -believed ha went I xwaiy with a circus which appeared I here -Thursday. Tib city has fhmish- I ed ‘her transportation to enable .h' to overtake the circus and search for' her son. JUST ONE WORD that word Is THE SHOE OF SENSIBLE SERVICE The sensible shoe is the one that is neat-and dressy and comfortable, -at the same time giving absolutely satisfactory service. 41 Years of Shoe Making, The HUB shoe is not an over-night creation, but for 41 years we have been training ourselves in the art, of shoe making. Wb made errors—who does not—but they have been turned Into assets—and now we offer you in HUB shoes the results of FORTY ONE YEARS of thought and study on one question—THE SHOE QUESTION. You can test the knowledge of 41 years with one pair. If they are right—we are right I We feel that we have Your shoe— the rest is with you. Call on the HUB shoe merchant—have him fit you with a pair of HUB shoes. Hade in all styles for Men, Women and Children. JOS. ROSENHEIM SHOE CO. SAVANNAH* GA. Makers of HUB Shoes it refers t* Dr. Tntt’aUverPIlU and MEANS HEALTH. «c"d c :i?Wrtioo» Sick headed.*? Vlrtlgo? fofomnta? ANV of these symptom, end mtny ether* I edict. Inaction of the LIVER. SCo-CL 3NT«oc3L 7 Tutt’sPills Take No Substitute. [TEDDY IS COMIXG BACK j SOME MORE TO ATLAXTA “A4 Hrt ■! -have a steady Job” re- ■ marked the fellow who had been en- ■ Plays a Return Date In Georgia Early gaged to do a tlght-rope act. A woman la never aa proud of her ankles as a man can be of bis beard. la Xew Year. ISTUART’S •VCHB MB JUNIPER C0MP0IM FOR KIDNEY TROUBLES BO Yeara on tha Markst Atlanta, Ga:, October 12.—Theodore Roosevelt la coming to Atlanta again 'In about five months, and the chances 'armIt will be a longer visit than he pa.M the city last Saturday. The oc casion of hls coming will be the Southern Commercial Congress -which convenes hire next March, with expected attendance of 3,000-buslne.’o men, representing every stats end ev- »■!-' li.e of busiiir-s is tha South. Funeral Directors And Embalmzrs, J. H. BEARD, - - Director. THE ALLISON FERRE CO. Americus, Ga. -11 Telephone 80 and 106. Day: Phone 253