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THEAMERICUS WEEKLY TIMFARECORDER NOVEMBER 10. I9I0_
AJLER10US TlBIES-BE(;OBBIiK
Daily, per annum. ..
Weekly, per annum.
$5.01)
$1.00
WILL DEMOCRACY MEASURE UP TO
ITS RESPONSIBILITIES AND
OPPORTUNITIES!
“SOCIETIES FOR MINDING ONE’S POULTRY POSSIBILITIES
THE AMERICUS RECORDER
Established 1879.
THE AMERICUS TIMES
Established 1890.
Consolidated April 1891.
THOS. GAMBLE, Editor and Manager.
J. W, FURLOW Editor
The people have turned to the dem
ocratic party for relief. That is
clearly and unmistakably the lesson
ol Tuesday’s election.
Weary of tile corruption In the
state governments, weary of the ex-
traragancc and waste that has char
acterised them under Republican con
trol, weary of the domination of state
and national governments by and 11
the Interest of the few, weary of prom
lses given only to be broken, of sol
emn .pledges ignored and
OWN BUSINESS.”
This truth la becoming evident to a
few and those who are awiakenlng to
it are Instigating a anncttenceded
change of philanthropic base, says
Elisabeth Bis land In the November
North American. They have been
awalened to the necessity of decen
tralizing a movement In social effort.
Instead of Joining In the cry “back to
the soil," they
SOUTH.
'Millions of acres of land all over the
South, close to good railroad stations
and easy of access to large cities can
be had at $5 to $100 per acre. This
Sheriff's Sale.
r.noRGlA. Sumter County.
Will be sold before the ^rt hoJ 3
door in the city of Americas. S>m^ r
countiy, Georgia, one the tort^Tuesday
in December .next, between the legal
hours of sa.e. the following
scrlbtd property, toawlt
Dot of land
* [KIlVUll • -- rtf
land will grow Just as many f ® w ^|^ < ^^^ r ^f co ^a ! alng 202 1-2
months In trie year than 'and.ter
nan K i i acres of land, being the lot u
much defemiaivt A'b. W. Parker,
the East and West. All of our South-U^ ;l * the dials of said tortga^-
ern lands yield readily to goodciltiva-jDevita tosate
aue SO., pondering means tion and high fertilization and it is no Parker ^*^ C fr0|m ^ Superior
to keep'their neighbor, on the soil (trouble at all to prodace «WJoa« | court of
by transplati'tg to It what the hu- hundred bushels of corn Kr Jcre " favor cf to * ud Mrs. C.
man plants a red. They are plucking' fifty to one hundred bushels o winte cos verau. **£-»£V* w . Ful-
Wheat per acre during the time that GVPatote ^ iPeturn made <«
to shut thplr hearts
Official organ of the City of Americas.
’ organ ofwetater S ^ Wes Ignored and violated 1 - — ( eTfor“^ from” to they will not grow In ’the East and «, ^^^out by plain
OfflciAl organ of . . weary of high prices of living brougnt . . d are devoting West. This same land will a.so makf ff , q attarn ey, and tenants in po»s •
Official organ of Jn ^ degree at lcagt by ta- '^nerdt. to ^sonfng to supp y front two to four hundred bushels of Blan rifled to terms of to law.
I Jj* ,^ rSa r r exactions, weary of assaults on vicUm3 who so cruelly need that fall Irish potatoes that h ave a read* luis, NotemlMt sheriff.
ipMsmct _ state3 . rlgllt3 ani the centra.izing ten- „ t step In thi3 new social market of 90 cents per bushel for eat- 10
j2 per bushel for
v- ..vfT^ '
No purer, daintier candies tfnsn Nunnally’ Sco . u
be made. Every box is generously assorted
Name and quality the standard 25 years.
We receive ex
press shipments
almost daily-
W. A. REMBERT.
Official organ U. S. Court. SouUnern Itrcsent ^ av Re publtaan-
District of Georgia. j the people have turned to the
Democratic party with the hope **•
Editorial Room. Telephone 99.
Americus, Gm November Iff. 1910.
SOLITAIRE.
(New York Ttrnea.)
ionce It Is again esta.dished in pose.
-•It will demonstrate its fidelity to the
popular interests and the rights of ths
individual and Institute reforms to
ward the re-esta-blishme-n t of integri-
•y and economy in government and the
unthrottHng of the grasp that special I.v
To play the game of solitaire
I oat me down In Me,
For other styles I did not care.
They stupid seemed to me—unfair.
And like to lead to strife—
•TH play the game alone.” I swore,
“Two handed euchre's such* a bore.
cn tie Ural Tuesday in Decembe.
t. net .vein the -egai hours of sa.e.
the following described property, to-
All that tract or parcel of land ly
ing in the Sixteenth district cf_Bum-
Fit, lo! one day my eyee I raised,
Arad tore across the board
Sat some one smiling quite unfeased—
" -’Mr deal!” she said to' me amazed,
Arad dealt the cards ami scored—
To take a trick was mow most rare,
Fut still the game beat solitaire.
effort is to r<cognize that In the i lng purposes or »- per I GEORGIA Sumter County,
country some of the advantages of the seed. i Will 'he sold before Gie cou
-i‘y must ite af.Y.ided. The next, that The wonderful little dairy cow. the D, tfte city of Americus, »<■ fc „
concerted effort can achieve more Jersey, thrives over the entire bouth;
than Ib within th e power of any in- equally as well as on t .ie aan 4
dividual and that the banded efforts Jersey. We can keep her at a o
of the countryside rightly applied (coat and she will yield from one <>
will secure for the dwellers there the.two pounds of butter i>er da> w
most desirable opportunities of city (will readily sell for 35 cents per
i life. These leagues have been called | pound.
protected and highly privileged classes b} . varim|g rtlmeSi but perhaps the "Cotton is the King and always will
havo so long had upon the very lifo mo3t proper title -would be "Societies I be as a money crop. Ab a vegetable
of to nation. | For Minding One’s Own Business." | growing center, no place can equal the
That would unquestionably seem to Qm , gar]y jp^^r of a neighborhood South. Fruits and nuts of all kinds
be the proper construction to place |,. a( -, 1P thus defined the appositemess grow like weeds. Cattle, hogs, horses
upon the results of to election. 0 , ^s 3u ptitle: "What is our own-and an abundant supply of cor.'
When great manufacturing states. , bu3lno3s? W hy, to see that our taxes wheat, oats, cotton and every »th ‘
such as Massachusetts, New York, arp prop( , r ] y 3pe „t; that the elected noted Crop is produced so abundantly
New Jersey and Connecticut, to 0 tn C lals do their duty; that our roads In the South that she will never go
states in -which privilege has long be
enthroned, where party -bossiism
ter county, Georgia, being iparts of
low 197 and 19i. formerly be.onglng
to to estate of John Hooks, deceased,
hounded on the north by Joshua
Hooks’ land, on the east by Uzzje
Daniel’s land, and belonging to child
ren of -Mary Ann Wfillitams, on »>“<-“
1> land ol chiuiien of Mary Ann .yi.-
'iauis and George Hooks and oil w
bv tdetine Hooks' land. The said strip
of land measuring 610 feet from east
to west and 136 and 35-100 feet from
north to south, and comprising t.
■'■“•es. more or less.
ng at a point 590 and
VYe
ptayed. unconscious
flight—
The trifling tiffs now known
Joist gave the fllup to delight,
Arad made me think how sad my plight
WMle playing quite atone—
flhl Hen one d-v, first tMng I knew,
To three our playing number grew.
tent in opdpr * the nublic health hungry. ! A h 'oegin
guarded; the laws obeyed; the "The poultry business Is certainly 2-10 tort nortltof uuutl^Ster^cor-
league wish corporate interests hni BctlooIa maintained at a high stand- on the boom in the Southern States,
long manipulated legislation against ar( j. tlle | jpaut y 0 f |{ K . countryside; With the miliionaires at the great
the many, when these states repudiate j ])regerV( . d and increased, and that ev- winter resorts in the South during th,,
of time's and overthrow those who have so long cry OIle of u3 haa , an 0 pi»rtunit.v for winter waiting for our products, we
held tha political affairs of these com- healthful pleasure.” ' brave the best market In the world for
monwealths in the hollow of their toe high quality stuff that can be pro-
hands, it is evident that tore has SOUTH REALLY' PROGIUiS- duccd here.”
been an awakening of the public SIVE. i
conscience, that appeals to civic right- , ONLY' 50 (’ENTS
cousness have not fallen on deaf ears, j you wtlI Ret an entirely different
Nair dtranwe, I found this game sur
passed
By far the game of two,
' Ttild when a fourth one Joined to last
The fun Increased, grew wild and
fiat—
. Three payers are too few!
They- say five-handed euchre's great
I only answer, "Wei, Just waitt!
IVIIAT IS FAME?
life
that self-protection has forced men of idea of thc South from reading Judsou Tlmt's AH 14 C ^ t }j I1 <5et 104 f
previous antagonistic poltticaJ align-; c We jj| ver * g inspiring survey of thfi
meuts to forget past differences and sStuatlon here j n his article o n"The
of lot of land 198 and running
north 295 3^4 feet, thence west 422
foe't, thence south 255 S-4 feet, thene
east 422 feet to starting point, bouml-
ed north by Isaiah iLooks, on west by
Emma Ingrain, oo south biy lands of
Maihaley WhiteiJead, on east iby land
of W. T. Ijane, containing eight acres,
miore or less. The whole com/jxriBLnd
26 acres, known as Warren Hook*
plantation. Fi fa issued from the City
court of Americus in favor of the
Americus Furniture and 'Undertak
ing Company versus Warren Hooks. ^
Property pointed out by plaintiffs
attorney and tenant hi possession no-
Jfiei in terms of the law.
This November 8, 1910.
10-4t w;. m FHAOIN, Sheriff.
i
Faints
and Finishes for
Every Home
Use
This- is the time to-freshen-up the-home by doing
the odd jobs of painting you have been planning,
the buggy, the furniture, for the floors and woodwoit,
fir every paint purpose, we have the right Finish.
ACME QUALITY
PAINTS, ENAMELS, STAINS AND VARNISHES
are each and 1 every one scientifically prepared for i
there’s a
^Remembei—if it’s a surface to be painted, ei
^stained,, varnished or finished in-any way,
^Acme Quality Kind to fit the purpose. We
.tell you what to use, how much to use and
kthc cost. Ask us.
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
•Sumter County.
Will be sold before the Court House
(door in the Cit.v of Americus, on to]
After using MI-O-NA for one short] Plr3t Tuesday in December, betweeni
day you will rejoice and be sincerely 1 the legal hours of sale, at public out-
more attention to home and less to tten ^ ful tha t -at last you have found a ' ' — “ J ”•*
YVhat is fame? A fancied
others’ breath;
A beyond us, e'en before our
death;
Just what you hear you have; and
what’o unknown
The some (my lord) If Tully s or your
own.
All that we feel of It begins and- ends
In the small circle of our foes
friends; , . . ,
To all beside aa much au empty shade,
A Eugene living as a Caesar dead ;
Alike or when or where they shone or
shine, . '
Or on the Rubicon or on the Rhine.
A wit’s a feather and a chier a rod;
An Doneti main’s the noblest work of
house and lotSn the
, „, , . . city of 'Americus, Georgia. No. 115
.proscription that acts quickly and ben- p r j nce ibojindod on the North!
eflclaliy on tire stomach. ] by lot of J. W. Dcster, East by Prince!
Ju.tt as soon as you start to take MI-1 street, iSouth by lot of Mrs. Elza
All stomach -misery will -go in five
unite for the common purpose of Totter |n* Political Machines,’’ in to mtnute3 lf >xw pat vour faith in
purifying their governments, °v«r- November Hampton’s. He tells the tablets iwraiah Dod-
throwing the agencies of evil in public ppople of th( , North things about the gM . g p harmacy th!nk s0 well of that
life, and protecting popular rule and Sout j-_, that will come to them as com- guarantee them to cure anv atom-! GEORGIA-
the highest national Interests from plete new3 . "Ear from being a lag- ^ aitaeDt or money back
exploitation by those wUo mRoosevelt Kar[1 . the South has becna leader in
has well dubbed as "unscrupulous and re f orm - say3 Welliver. "It has given
prefatory.” ! more attention to home and less to , h ,t von have found a cry, -for cash.
The country has lost faith in the, u . ationa i affairs than the North and
Republican leaders and their willing- west. Its pirt In national affairs ha3
ness or ability to right past wrongs j ^ | ong ,te cn negligible that it has tn- :
and prevent future abuse of power! pvltab!y taj^n toss Interest In tom. j „ X-T'-TLI..w ..wil^,'fo^,enrati«n of! Olar’te. West by lot of R. K. YVehb.
uch as have marked their party’s con- -|g> 0 k over the splendid states -
trel of the government. Thc prompt j thc-South, rich', prosperous, growing
rcpiriliation of the pledge to “revise and c l a moring for labor to -assure more
the tariff downward" came as a dta- rapid development; consider how til
or j tinct Shock to the national consctenc", n ttle ,i lorc than a generation these
awakened in recent yeai s as it hu. ) iave developed front chaos and pov-
seldom been before. The vapid and eray an j yoll must concede that the . ... i,.
futl'.o explanations and attempts A; ; South Das done anarvelously well. | I ' or 8el or C3r * :c ' ne> ’ ”*
whitewash the parity treachery only “in social perceptions the South has' <J ' iriIlB , P re S nanc >'’ or a OT a K>
madethe situation worse. Thc dl.- fallen no whit behind the North. Ev-!
agreements among thc Republican ery s t a t e that was in the Southern remedy yon can in.. ,atge >ox
leaders, thc open secession of - -those Confederacy has cstab! laired | ong for u0 cents at Dai son s ainmc> an
since tine system of primary elections
AND HIDE-S
O-XA stomach tablets fermentation of j OUrt ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ s!lorlff ,
food will be a thing of the past " ater '|.g ap temher 5th, 1906, as the propert!;-of j
brash, pain In the stomach, belching! r. m. Andrews, to satisfy an execu- 1
-of gas -and hoartburn will disappear, im issued from the Cit.v Court of-
and in a few -days danger of dizziness, ^rims^aror^of Mm. ^A-i
ihll'iomsness, nervousness and 3t=k | i> mp erty pointed out by-plaintirs at-
-headache'iwlll vanish. j-t.-rrey. This NovennToer fit it 1910.
For sea or car sickness, vomiting i 10-4t W. H. FEAGIX. Sheriff.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PM5
jjfea gjS Sjd hjstffe. FOR RAW FURS AND HIDES
M RA -.'(-• Wool on Commission. Willo lor price-
■ xffise DG US raSBF u, t mentioning this ad.
Established 1887 .
JOHN WHIM CQg LOUISVILLE,**. *
Application for Order to Sell. |
WEBSTER COE!
1 1 1 ,,, „ Vi 1= I,rarer r'-pn the IGEXJRGIA, Stmiter County.
;sociability. MI-O-NA » better t.ian the T<> A; , w mu „ May Concern:
EUNER.IL OF LITTLE ONE
IS HELD ON YESTERDAY
Ood.
Tame but from death a villaiu's name who preferred the rule of thc peop
on va'-n. 'to the rule of an oigarch|y of protect- for all offices. Including in most cases
As Justice team his hotij rom J ^ , rugtB am j camMnes. all Indicated United States senators.
When what to oblivion better resigned In advance that to day of retribution “The South haa w rought out Its race
' was at hand. Tuesday's results came i problem to a solution which the who’e
as no surprise. They were merely a; nation now accepts. 3 o far as concerns
confirmation of popular opinion, the i politics. Constitutional or not, th e cx-
rt-Stutoring of the verdict af condem- - elusion of the uneducated blhck from their residence yesterday morning by
nation that had -been tittered thel political rights Is a fixed fact, acqu!-!Dr. Iziusing Burrows, and the,Rev. J.
a-ioment the people were so basely be- nscelin by'the country. To have ac- B. IxtwTence, and attended by many
-Is hun.e on high, to poison half man
kind. ,
All fame, is foreign but of true desert,
flays round the head, but comes not
to th~ heart;
-One self-aonrovln-g hour whole- ffoara
out-welghs
-Of stupid etarers and.ipf loud huzzas;
And more true Joy Marcellas
feels,
"I’lian Caesar with a senate at his heels
—Pope-
*0 PLACE FDR GAMBLING HELLS
AND BLIND TIGERS.
i'—
The funeral of little James Mclwod,
the slx-year-o'd son of Mr. and Mrs.
R. 1* Mclw-od, wias conducted from
Notice is hereby given to all parties
I- interested, -that on the 3id. day of
... Chambliss, having In pro;>er form, December, 1910, tihc undersigned as
applied to me for permanent litters g U ir ii-.:i for Laura Altriam Rhodes of
of -Adimin'otratton on the estate of I,is- 1:1( , County of JA-e, iwttl .make appllca-
zie Fran-klln, late of said county, this tion -to the Judge of -tihe Superior Court
Is -to cite all and singular the credit- Q f the ISouthwe-stera Judicial Circuit,
ors and next of ltln of Uzzle Frank- , lor an or d er to sell the following de-
lin to Iw and appear at my office -with- ; 3c rlbed -lands of said itulnor, to-w-it:
In -the time alidwed by law, aaid show <j ne tract or parcel of lamd contaln-
caiuse, If any they can, why perma- [ t ng MneOr-Nfoo -amd One-tourih acres
ment administration should not '-i? more or lees, being -part of tne West
granted to J. G. Chambliss on said cs- i t, 8l ;f 0 f jot No. 98 In the 16th District
cote. pf,Sum ter-County, Jia., known a* to
I’ltneas my liand-and'offlciat 'signj- yQrttt Williams ulace, and bounded on
a PcZb Urh Uni- nf Vm-iimW 1S1P -u- vA_.K K.. - Wnn the
GBOUGrA. Waster Coimh-I
By virtue of an order «$
of ordinary of sai-J couatjlj
the regular November tf
sold court, will is* sold 3
cry ora the First Tuesday -
her next, at the cotrt tof
said county, between the I
of BJ.e, the following ref
u-ate In Webster county, i
One hundred and sixty*
off of the north and •<*
of aatid .Number 79 int-bt
of Webster county, Goor*
Sold -as -the property «
Marv G. Culpepper. d««
.purpose of -paying th« *
irauu-.iou among the »
Mary Culpepper.
This, Nownrber 7,
JAR. M.:
lAxYmtatstrator. with
Estate cf Mary G.
10-tt
if there are gambling places and
blind tigers—anil tko two generally go
tog other—in this city It Is plainly up
.to to authorities to seo that they-arc
suppressed and those responsible for
their existence punished.
0«h places Inevitably Ito to the ^ ^
-DTOwiralizatlon of ycchff «neh, to crime Yort( . aod (jonirecttait/Roosevelt wzs
traced through to Raiyne-HJdrlch ta
riff.
(Raoseveltism also unquestionably
played Its part In the political revo
lution. The conservative elements
of the Republican party In the East
are wonry cl tile spectacular perform
ances of to ex-president, disgusted
with his ungentlemanly and untruth
ful assaults upon those who differ with
him, alarmed at his assaults upon
Judges and other officials who fail to
borw to kneo at his dictation, and
determined that no further adminis
tration cf to country shall be «n-
rompllsbed that much and secured tin- friends of the bereaved parents. Maray
North's acceptance of it la a tremen-j handsome floral tributes covered the
dous thing, if to North has reached Httle casket as It was -borne to- Its
on equally conclusive determination of final resting placs.
many comparable problem I do not
know u .. ( BANISH CATARRH
ture, tills 9th dav of November. 1910. r at - jicrth by Webb, cn the
10-4t JOHN A. COBB, - Bast b y r. L Wltlttamis amd the public
Ordlrury. roa d, for to purpose of re-investing
the -proceeds arizing from' the- sale of
"AZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind or
Protruding Plies to 6 to 14 days or
money refunded. 56c.
oa their part, and frequently to scenes
off homicide.
Ninety peroent,- or more, of the ety
izeps’ of 'Americus, are. law abiding fa
or ery respect, proud of to city* and Rs
goU, name, v and- desirous to throw'
, ertiund their\hlldren, and the cblMreu
off store, all she protection,
■very gambliur ;>1a«rratffj^d Off
er. IS a direct Invasion of to home Cir
cle; tending to draw Into Us dutebes
tusao boy who but for their unlawful
eJdtoence might escape the nuto that
sit too frequently accompanies lolter-
about places of this character.
■flherc Is no room to this community
■ teach places and absolutely no ox-
i for thetr existence. In a small
like this It Is comparatively easy
I the authorities to learn of thetr
e, and. public opinion Is sufflr
Uy strong to pot an end< to-them
/wfam the offenders are brought before
I ifcq. courts.
« gambling Uls been going on . .
1 aw .ally It should be stopped and .f mands.
Shad tigers are being run their pro-
i«*etors should find their way to the
cUafa gang-
$*ero is no use to temporlztng witY
ezlji of chls khnl. Toleration of such
- - In an open Invitation to deeds
— of rfci.-nc>. Is a confession of a iweak-
. ttsps on the part of thc nuth»rHie3,
a*i calls for an expression of opinion
«a the part of flic vast majority op-
(w>»»d to (hem that wRl be clear and
usafetakxble.
■Almertous Is- a city of homes, a city
of people who respect to law’s, who
1-w.htk Oi-sir boys reared safe, ns far as
V'Mibl--. from the d'-stix,ying inlliictices
gambling Joints, and its c
i oare more dor tire It hoores
• children than they xlo for
i should see'to ft that
, if there are any, be
; broken opt
as much an Issue as.the tariff and thc
exposed corruptigif of his -party. And
the remirfiatio^ of r.fcm Is so complete
and so unmdBtakahle that It would
seem to permanently eliminate him
from to presidential possibilities two
years hence, nervy, reckless and eon
ti-mpuuous of criticism and adverse
opinion though he may continue.
-But what of Democracy’s future?
•Entrusted once more with so much
power, will It use it wisely. Judiciously,
solely for the people’s good? Will It.
leaders In the states show to the world
that to confidence of to .people has
not again been misplaced Will Dlx
in New York, Wilson la New Jersey,
Foss, to Massachusetts. Harmon it
Ohio, and others in whose hands ad
ministrative powers have been placed
be.true to to trust, -respect the oonfi
donee, remember their antc-election
pledges and measure up to to higher
standards that the nation today de-
IWJH they raise Democracy
higher pedestal in to public esteem
and pave the way to .an even more
brilliant and more fruitful victory two
yean hence, to the restoration once
jnolre of the party to national power
mid responsibility?
Upon them rest* a supreme obliga
tion during tbe next two years. They
have the .floorer to enforce economy,
rottenness, to drive cor-
Ipom position and power,
arouse the public mind and
it along the right channels,
reforms by to force of
and wisely directed pub-
demand Governors are no longer
rs figureheads. They should be
l must be leader* in the highest
sense of tire word. If these Democratic
do their full duty; If the
Benra^rats in the next House at WasU-
PU.ES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. Breathe Hyomci for Two-Minutes,,anil
Stuffed-l'p Head YYII1 Yanishi.
FORT TALLET IN MIDST
DIPTHERIA EPIDEMIC
Fort Valley, Co., November 8.—
There are several coses of dtptherla
here, tough' no fatal results so far.
Parents, however, are very anxious
and several have stopped their child
ren from school, though it haa not
been deemed necessary to suspend the
sessions of the school yet. \
( apt. Itogardus Again lilts the Uull's
Eye.
This world famous rifle shot who
holds the championship record of
pigeons in 100 consecutive shots,
living at Lincoln, III. Recently inter
viewed, he says: “I suffered a long
time with kidney and bladder trouble
and used several well known kidney
medicines, all of which gave me no re
lief until I started taking Folev's
Kidney Pile. Before 1 used Foley
Kidney Pills t had severe backaches
and pains to niykllneys with suppres
sion and a cloudy voiding. On arising
in the morning I would get dull head
aches. Now I have taken three bottlra
ot FV>!ey Kidney Pills and feel 100 per
cent, better. I Am never bothered with
my kidneys or bladder and again feel
ike my own self.” John R. Hudson.
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tarrh, cold to to head; or firom-
rttating cough to the shortest time-
breathe HYOMEI (pronounced IHgh-
o-ime).
It will clean out your head to two
minutes and a’tlow you to breathe free
ly, awake or asleep.
HYOMEI , will care a cold to- one
day. It will relieve you of disgusting
snuffles, hawking, spitting and
fenslve breath to a week.
HYOMEI is made chiefly from euca
lyptus, a soothing, healing, getan-ki 1- ty
tog antiseptic, (that comes from to
eucalyptus forests of inland Australia,
-where catarrh, asthma and consump
tion were never known to exist.
HYOMEI is pleasant and easy to
breathe. Just pour a few drops Into the
bard rubber pocket Inhaler, breathe
tt, amt cure Is almost certain.
A consplrte Hyomel outfit. Including
Inhaler bend one bottle of HYOMEI,
costs only $1.06 at druggists every
where and at [>>dstn’s Pharmacy. 1:
you already own an Inhaler, remember
-that you can get an extra bottle
GEORGIA. Sumter County.
To AH Whom It May Concern; Mra.
Johnnie E. Moldrtm having, In groper
form, applted to me far .permanent I "fl
eers of Administration on the estate
of Robert lee Meldrim, late of said
county, this is to cKe all and singu-
'’-i.r the creditors and next of kin of
Robert T^c Mc’drim to he and appear
tit my office wlthta the time aHowed
by tow, and -show cause, If any they
icon, why permanent .adrtiTnhrtrvJtibn
ehou’d not be granted to Mrs. Johnnie
E. Mektrtm on Rdbert Lee MeWrim's
estate.
Witness my hand and official' sag
nature this 7th day of November, 1910,
JOHN A COBB;
18-tt Ordinary.
da-
-utUtcr County.
It May Concern: Mrs.
jlng, to proper form,
'ergu-uu-ut Ipcrt-
LtraSbh on the estate
ell, lateW-CD
anir,
rtdflorf»JJul kin o:
I. Barrel to
offlce>vithln the time allflwrtf by la-
cause, If -any they can, wh;
administration should, nut
o Mrs. Annie Darrell on
said -property to -the following
scribed property:
Also fortyjflve acres cf land vying
North, west of tile Eufaula Ibrancth of
the Southwestern Rail Road, being a
portion of lot No. Four to the 13fo
District of Leo County. Ga., hounded
by thc So jth we stern Rail Road on the
south.
The lain residence of C. -A. Rhodes,
-being a lot containing cud rand -throe-
fourths acres, sttraatej in the.town of
SmithvlLe, Oa.. bounded on thc North
by John Griffin, on the Bast by F.
Goodroc. South by -HMl Stewart..YVoat
by Jack Mann. Which ia the property
of Mrs. Jossey Rhodes Cowart.
The reason for -making this applica
tion for an order to sell far re-inves-
ment, being that'the undersigned
guardian of said -Minor, rand owing to
the place of her residence -amd the rcs-
Admlnlstraior’i!
GEORGIA—YVeb-'-erT
By virtue of ai!* 1 ,,
ary'of said Coun'.y S™**.’
ular November (
sold at -pubHir ■Wtiry «
TuesdJ -<y to Dureaif -
Court House d=or_i« 1 »
tween thc usual heert®
jowtogretin^tme
loot of and
half of Jot of land M®f
of lot of land NumhWj
of Slaughter Creek.
official 61k-
day of ^bwoalx*r, 1910.
HN A. COBB,
Ordhiiiry. ’
•AW v®, rat* . 3 i
District of Mel»ter
Sold os the pr°l>erty ‘
ldunce of natd Mtoor. abe can better . m . lto , y for
ImL nfiiA* ♦rlxk atoo /vf aa1A, Inrw)O. Ihhilll Olio. •*' . ... .A ST
ington arc gralded aagaciously, and
prove amenable to reason, tore is no
doubt trial a Democratic president will
succeed Taft, with a Democratic ma
jority in both House and Senate, and
the great majority of the states undtr
Democratic control also. It la an op
portunity such os seldom comes to a
great historic party that ban survived
the shock ot many overwhelming de
feats. that haa been held together by
devotion to principle and not by to
cohesive power of plunder, ft would
be a national calamity If it failed to
measure up to its responsibilities and
its opportunities.
FOICTSHONK 1 -.-. „ KEIIO
slops the »&tl heels laniii I TAKc. WO
HYOMEI for only 50 coots. For fr-*»
trial sample write Booth’s Hyomei Co,
Buffalo, X. Y.
GEORGIA, Sunnter Conurty.
H. E. A'Hon, administrator of Roan
Smfth, deceased, has filed hU app i-
cartion in this office, for t® soli
of all tbo jx>al estate of said <lec«asc(f,
A FACT
ABOUT THE “BLUES”
What Is known as the ••BIum”
Is seldom occasioned by actual exut-
|ng external conditions, but In the
great majority ol case* by a dis
ordered LIVER
THIS IS A FACT
which may be demonrtra*
ted by trying a course ol
Wills
They control aid reguUt* the UVER
They brlnghopeandbouyancy to the
mind. .They bring health and elutlc-
•tty to the body.
slliuatad to Sumteir county, Gcor#a.
This is. to notify all -parties interest
ed that said application will be hetird
on First, Monday in December, 1910.
JOHN A. COBB.
Ordinary, Sumter County, Go.
10-4t
look after -trie use of eatd- lands than
to land now owned by said Minor.
A'so because -the property which ahe
now owns will produce -at rent six
tales of cotton per annum, whereas
■ property It i* dost rod to pugohase
with said funds -will produce raa rent
for the hoase $144.00 per annum and
tor lands five bales ot cotton.
Also because said house Is the res-
i-tence of -tile -late C. A. Rhodes, land
-oil of It Is situated to and -near to
town of Sqdthvlto. and: ia likely to
enhance to value more rapidly than
the land which Is ndw owned by said
Minor.
'Said appUc-atfoo to be heard at
Americus, Ga., at 10 o’clock A M. De-
ccrai jer 3rd, 1910.
This November 9th, 1910. 10-4t
MRS. C. A. RHODES,
Guardian for Laura Miriam Rhodes.
paying to * ?l ’ u ot ,!, .
distribution ravons ™ -
e.,vte. This the 8th «
4910.
GEO. B
-A-Jimtnirtrjtor ol
Mrs. K. H. Bl»k«_
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
GEORGIA, Sumter County.
Mrs. J. YV. Holmes and Mrs. (toorge
H. Seig, adniinistr.xtrixs, cum Jte
mento annexo, on the estate of F. F.
Selg, deceased, having filed their ap
plication tor leave to sell -all the real
estate of said decoased situated It
Sumter county, Georgia.
This 1* to notify -all parties Inter
ested that said, application wilt be
h,-a"d on the first Monday in Decem
ber, 1910.
JOHN A COBB.
10-It " Ordinary.
Thc committee from the Board of
County Commissioners, consisting of
J. F. Bolton and A. F. Hodges, are
■' -ruby authorized by aatd Board to soli
Ten (10) head light weight mules be
longing to the countiy, -which -mul.’S
ml 11 -be found at the stodrade in the
effty of Americus, said mules being sold
with- the view of purchasing heavier
-ones to take their -places.
a. F. BOUDON,
A. F. HODGES,
10-4t committee.
JOSEPH M-Dfl
Shoe-Make]
Bring V flll r r n s A 9 tfi
old slam;, Gund, r"
SATISFACTION
Edward
FarmSi
Farfl* 5 '
WAIT A BIT.
FOR RENT—Two horse farm well
proved. Apply to Mrs. F. Calling,
Plains, Ga.
Guest.—Ixaok rieret bow long am I
going to have to wait for that half
portion of duck I ordered?
Walter—Until somebody order* the
other half. We c*n’t go oat »nd
kill * half duck.—Punch.
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