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TO TOP THE the Father” Shot of Americas. arwi li Immoral and On- layed la an Audience lift- Hit: Ciurls. THE AMERICUS WEEKLY TIMES-RECORDER NOVEMBER 9. 1910 STRUNG NEGROES TO RAILROAD BRIDGE THE POINTS IN THE PLAy m CORN CONTEST nasor J. J. McCarthy, of Uie Bather” company, m Ihxon's latest play, a Konutoe shock yc*. in, a anode suca «j n „*l in any other city and about as complete a aur- s* could be well erpect- Moatecuma, Ga., November 8.—BUI How Mr. Gentry Decided the Barnea and another nogro, Walker nv |o. n-imc, were lunged f ro ml he aame tree i W IllllCrS. here at 10 o'clock last night for the' - .™ rtwn Polnls Thai *« consider ed By the Expert In Last Sat urday's Sumter County Corn, Cun' _^test—Helaiive Va neof Ears. THINK OF Mustang' Liniment AND WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU. ManArpr Hav Carrv ?, arrlc<1 ,nt0 rilnt rlv, ‘ r •w»mp neir Hun3l.Br lay Wiry Montezuma by a crowd of determined n>.>n last night, atrung to the same tree nilJ their bodies riddled with bullets. Barnea was captured early Monday A great deal of interest was mau- mornlng near Power, vilV Walker! Ifcted by the farawra In the manner was already In Jail. Barnea confessed and points considered by Mr Gentrv the murder and Implicated the other , In Judging the corn exhibited at the negro. Night Marshal Bush was killed here about three weeks ago hv Barnes. The negro was wanted for some trival offense, and when Bush attempted hts arrest, he shot the marshal- through the heart, killing him Instantly. Great court house on last Saturday, as the farmers who lost wanted to know why they lost and the farmers wrho won why they won. Mr. Gentry, before announcing the winners, mentioned the points consid ered and the method* used In Judging irCarthy was.sitting . In reorder office preparing bisg matter about t-> jKMter from the clerk of came with the official the brief special snee . hl ” * cr ° un,uo ‘‘ JBful * n,Ul ■ *h«""wlii—tie "firmer* "will "be" MUr ^tlaon .bx had - **' Wh< ■ ,, ,h ' ™* ro ' "'»■ Prepared to ,.r«ent centering ears. r<\i»luJon tkX. ha Jones, made koowm his whereabouts The Point* In lorn, council at this sheet- immediately after hla arrival from The following were the points con i'* U„ the xtai.ov -nil B> r ° n ' 1,arnft * asked to be allowed sidered and their value In per cent.: J, Hy tho Mayor and lo oat breakfast, which request nr:ts Percent of AtnerieiM, and U is grwtod him, and he vu waiting for l»y authixity of the the meal to be cooked when he was rtaln theatrical per* surprised by Mr. Drown with a shot- M ^ ® nB th® gun iu hand, demanding his aurreuJer. :> play at the opera The crime stirred this entire sec* ty on the ISth inst., tlon, and the lynching of the murderor judgment of this body of M r. Bush was expected. er?n iij:uaclng in tts tenden- though the cool and older heads tried and unsuited to present to prerent the lynching, audience, or even to a Night Marshal Bush was formerly a in the South*. >t ; well known deputy sheriff of Macon •asons he aHwred to; county, lie was well known fer his •ity and tho chief of po- bravery and absolute feer’eesneas. In directed to notify the * an ambush planned for him by six the opera houae of the; negroes son>« years ago he killed sevJ n■solution and to see | oral of them and wounded and cap* pl*)* I® tiot presented l tured all the rest, using only a six-. | shooter pistol, and for this act of Cart.O’* <*yo« opened , bravery he was made night marshal of, mean* that tho etni should all look haw opened In a long ( the city of Montezuma, for which office alike, if a red cob corn ail must have 1 resolution waa (handed ih^ never had an}' opposition. red cobs, and If large ear corn all; and he give a dec Mod - must lx* large, each must be tain to .lment when he hid rpijr IfflllTII’C RHTCTIIIF other. F.iult in this particular. ,sal - 1 lit Mull III U Ivltt 1IIMU means adulteration, ever hear tl.o like ’ np rnif|IIPO|ni|rpp Shape of ear means that it must 1 is a play commended yf uUiillTlIuulUilLlluhave the proper taper and the rows. an! 'women's clubs, and ! muat be straight. The cars should tap-' mW In many South . niJ .J*r ogljr slightly. down in Americua with- |f||9[ LOIIIIlV l3lll6rS UlO Al Color of grain and cob means that If rtunKy being given, h ■ , n • the grain Is iwhlte the cob must be ithor of Jts manager to' MOMlOy S uGSSlOfl. j whit,; If the grain U yellow the cob| Ithout -a single one of should be red. Any va rati on from thla ami condemnors ovorj Th( , noaivl of Commissioner, of denotes adulteration, having seen It, and Roadt „ nd „ evcnU(1 of 8umter county vnallu > of lho •<' wl '* characterized, Itlclami from papers of| nict reJutar niullth]y „. JS | 0 „ on"* ,b ” '"'"C-' <>' th « ,St ' Which! to base their i Moni)layi November 7. 1!<I0. Prea-| c r " ln ' A Ion.: groove denotes a vlgv Ion. Thh. la decided’. ;cnt . Krnnk Sheffield, Chairman, J. V ous •‘“> br -'' 0 - I I doubt If such a thing, Ilolton> 8ctrf[ . ir y: A. F. JloJges, H. J. i T »« *'»»» of ' l '*' »» *<' 1 ” " 1 *■**— " ■ ‘ — with well de- excltement prevailed, and all Mon’.-.-j the corn, zuma turned out In search for the ne- i t was an e>-e-opener to tbcsie prea- gro, who escaped to the swamp Im-! ent. and should Sumter bsve another mediated/ after killing Bust. Effort- com show next year—and it la hoped 1. Truenesa to ty pe; uniformity 101 2. Shape of ear 10 3. Color of grain and cob .. .. 10 4. Vitality or need condition .. 10 j 0. Tip of oara 0^ 6. Butts of ears oj 7. Kernel uniformity to] 8. Kerne shape 5| 9. le-ngth of ear 10: 10. Circumfereuce of car S| 11. Space between rows ....... 5 12. Space between kernels at cob a‘ 13. Proportion of shelled com to j ear 10 j Relief from pain that might otherwise cause you hours of agony. Tired out muscles eased up and made ready for another day’s work. Lameness in the backhand shoulders promptly cured and stiff joints limbered up. Burns. Scalds, Cuts and Mashes ren dered painless and quickly healed. Rheumatism, Lumbago and Sciatica robbed of their anguish and banished forever. - . Ulcers, Old Sores and Open Wounds healed promptly and permanently. Prices 25c, 50c, $1.00 per bottle. r«r«i.br*s The first application of Mexican Mus tang Liniment subdues the pain but it continues its work until everv quivering nerve is soothed and quietea. The great penetrating power of this famous remedy enables it to do this quickly and positively. In all cases of Sprains, Borises or Lame ness. Mexican Mustang Liniment should be rubbed in persistently. The hie liousehoT sure. i antiseptic qualities of this old rclia- luschold remedy make it safe and LYON MFG. CO. 41 to 45 So. 5th St, BROOKLYN, N. Y. “IMPERIAL” Self-Rising Flour. Is a Ready-For-Use, Self-Rising 1 , Superb-Grade Wheat Flour, manufac tured to Save You Trouble and Monev. Total 100, What Tjpe Mean.. Triteness to type or uniformity! DIRECTIONS: For Delicious BISCUIT and PASTRY: Simply add lard or any other Rood shorteninr, AND MAKE DOUGH WITH COL ) WATER OR SWEET MILK. BAKE QUICKLY. THAT'S AlL. mil before. Tnuiiorrl the resolution. Wb result of the play It II Intended a^ith'te allows «2~S0 '^r, in *" d • hl l w - Thc of tht ' nhow that atu brings vnoutb toword, HU tupimrt. , Rrjl " 4bouM aln,0 * t ^ " ct * n * uUr - fcnent .and to. Uluatraf MoUon nMde , nd CMrt!d j. F . not tooUpIck Jiape. »vl of the South', 1>re-1 Bolton and A. P. Uodg-a be authorixed tntegrty of the to gell (l0) t ^ e light-weight Webb and T. B. Hook*. .Minutes of flllel out ' al,<0 thc hutu - last meeting read and adopted. 'eloped grain,. Motion made .ml carried th.t An- kwwl * * houl11 a11 ^ unlfor ' 1 ’ per, vial tinlmimlred. Who 1, mu«t m-e him at once.' Carthgr. accompanied by arw Mayor Felder ent to ireaciad the ao A apectal meeting of vailed to allow Mina to present hie aide of Intimated that It the •butlng out tho play the r**orted to. idee—Net a Nnrcotlr. tar Foley', Honey aa.l «» i>arkage. It I, »»f« Coot,In, no opiate*. Re Joi n R. liud,on ufu to truat some their grave*. C ULCERS bad blood I is pure any wound ll'v llesh heals "by Th.< is true because ld< ! • < onstituent to ■un as Plasma, i'.s the place to- - and tissues can »nd interweave. I >vomea chronic ■‘ling quality of npaired by some ciuul.ition, and the •'infecting all aur- "til the character of -■vigcd. No sore Wood is bad; be- mulea of the county. Motion made and carried that SupL R. O. Christian be authorial to pur chase tent for sheltering stock. Bids for supplies for month of No vember were received, reid and care fully considered and compared »" *n quality and price, submitted. I'pon motion, J. If. Poele a Son,' ltd *11 accepted. There being no other bualnets to come before the floerl. after pjaaing upon and approving bills against the county to the amounx of $5,113.91, the Board adjourned until the hr* Mon day in December next J. F. BOLTON. Secretary of Board Long Ear, the Leaders. The ears should te a, long aa pos sible so long aa they conform to tho other condition, of uniformity and anaim. The circumference of the ear. one third of the distance from the bu'.t should be tlrrefourtha of the lengtn. There should be only a shallow fur row between the rows. Deep furrows Indicate round (boulder. In the grains, and proluco a ,maU percentage grain The kernel, should fill up the space at.the cob. Falure In this particular Indicate* > poor yield of grain. The proportion of grain hi perfect corn should be from If to $8 per cent, of the weight of grain and oob The core on .Saturday .waa.gradod seconding to the rule given above, and are given here that the tenner, may be guided in the future hi .electing ear* of corn for »oed or for a test. DON'T use SODA! DON'T use BAKING-POWDER! , DON'T use BUTTER-MILK! DON'T use ANY SOUR MILK! DON’T use ANY SALT! DON'T use ANYTHING BUT \Y!I A 1 WF. TOLD YOU WHEN WE SAID—“THAT'S AL.i. Follow the above simple directions, and you will have SUPEkB BISCUIT. Failure if abtolulcly impossible if directions arc followed. Now this is so simple that you wifi be wishing to add somethinu else. BUT DONT DO ITl ! I Don’t try to bake biscuit from “IMPERIAL" or any other flour in A LUKE-WARM STOVE. Have your ftoVfr.ibJ propar heat, and never try to bake when the fire is dying out. EVERY GOOD COOK KNOV/S 1 HIS. USE "IMPERIAL” FLOUR, and thereby SAVE $4.00 PER BARREL you have been spending on eyerv barrel offlour| for high-grade baking-powder, soda and salt, or, at least, $2.00 per barrel you have been spending for medium grades of these ingredi- ents. for REMEMBER YOU DON’T USE ANY BAKING-POWDER. SODA OR SALT WITH ".IMPERIAL" FOR | ALL SELF-RISING INGREDIENTS OF THE HIGHEST GRADES ARE ALREADY BLENDED WITH THIS j "IMPERIAL" FLOUR. BY SPECIAL MACHINERY. IN A THOROUGH MANNER IMPOSSIBLE TO THE COOK. BY HAND. "IMPERIAL” is a flour of BEAUTIFUL COLOR. DON’T PUT ANY DARK OR YELLOW LARD IN “IMPERIAL." You know a little ink will discolor clear water, and so will dark or yellow lard or shortening discolor beautifal flour. • a but Reselling the Tap. In any calling in life, demand, a _vl.- orou, body and a keen brain. Wlu- out hea tb there I, no succeM. But Kleotrlc Bitters I, the grealMt Health Builder the world baa ever known, .t compel, perfect action of atomaca. liv er. kHneya. bow.r,. purlfle, an! ea rlobe, the blood, tone, and invigorates the whole ayatem and enables you to •tend the weir and tear of your da' y| work. “After month, of *uff-rlug from j mthTof Cushing Me., "three tiottle, of Forrester Brothers of Lees- Kleotrlc Bitter* made me feel like . new man.” e«c at Bldrldge Drug Co. j IJTTMi JAMES H. MT.KOII DIED TI'ESDAV. "IMPERIAL", as we havs said. SAVES YOU TROUBLE AND MONEY. For Luscious Rolls and light Bread use “IMPERIAL" e , actly as you do any other Flour, adding Yeast and Lard. SALT. "IMPERIAL" FLOUR make, delightful cakes, flour mufins, waffle,, flannel-cakea, etc., but REMEMBER, YOU DONT USE ANY BAKING-POWDER. SODA OR SALT. Ask your Grocer for "IMPERIAL” FLOUR, and thereby lighten your house-keeping burdens, and insure delirious, whole-2 some, digestible biscuit, bread, pastry and cakes. Packed in 48. 24 and 12 Pound Bags. Whenever you see Atlanta Milling Co.’s name on packages it is a gt _P“nty. ; | L^HR Made By ATLANTA MILIIN6 COMPANY. Atlanta. Georgia. The People Who Make G-^PITOLA. Amerjcuf Grocery Co., Distributors, Americus, Ca_ AS BROTHERS III LIFE ARE UNITED IN DEATH burfi Die Suddenly. John W. Korrcter and R. A. Kor- rcur. devoted brother, and number- ,<d jotonz the prominent and substan tia! citizen, of lowaburg. were cold In daitb TuwiJjy morning, tbe blow 7TT, J falling almost atmulteneoualy in their — .. mms, Jonios Hi—iwud aci/cu, * homoa linn. lioUi men — U«> I -r.Ml ZZ «» -ericu. Young Has at Mr. aad Mr*. K. I- *r- U*d l’a»,r« Away. u circulation. - . ml the son will Tuerlay morning, ml. because then »n I'lneM of wweral d-t) »"<1 1‘u.n.lation will lr 7^ 1 ' S. S. S. cures of every ki kind for the n th.it it thoroughly "‘ 1 It voca Into the tanovc ** ^Tbed^Jl"*' ■*» * th *' r dMth ~ * * h0Ck j ... to hundred, of America, friends ye*- pf this little one I, i>ecull,r, . ,,. r |Jc . mor ning when told here. Mr. during the pa* 1 day or two to , i ^ F orrr *ter dropped dead Monday hi, ultimate recovery *ere ie ix an early hour from some heart The luncral service, mill be_ con i - UM , r lhP n tgM, or early •d by Dr. Innsing Burrows t ,.|Tuesday morning, hla older brother, Ing #t 10:30 o'clock .. , I send 70 years, expire suddenly as denee. The pallb*»rer* »H • m ,n. although apparently hi hi* ua- .. ., Inllua Hogue. J. f- ■ ■ ^ f0od jj r . r. a. Forrester era, for many year* treasurer of Lae eouaty and held other posttSoos A importance a, well. He Is aarvlvad by Ms Wife aad eight children. John W. Forrester, whose death occurred vesterdUy morning, waa about 70 rear* of age, aad is annrlvsd hy three sons and a daughter. One of the brothers, H was said, would probably be burled at I-eeeburg H. B. Allen. Julius llogue, K. A. XI*bet. CASTORIA For InEsnU wd Children. Tbe Kind Yon Hare Always Bought Signature of < inyBrooii \WUSKEY r B«oo,Di3tiaJ*rO| ORDER THROUGH L. LOEB WHISKEY CO. 333 R. BAT ■f JACKSONVILLE, FLA. L means PURE Whiskey Properly used, the Best and Most Healthful tonic known Accept no