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THE AMERICUS WEEKLY T1MES-REC0RDER NOVEMBER 17. 1910 50 Per Cent Better “1 have used less flian one bottle of Cardui.* writes Mrs. Gertrude Ward, of RushvOle, Nett, "and am feeling fifty per cent better than when 1 began taking Ik "Before taking Cardui, I had suffered with female trouble, for eight years. My greatest trouble was irregu larity. I also suffered with severe pains, every month, but now I am greatly improved and will recommend Car- dui to all my suffering friends." Ss CARDUI The Woman’s Tonic The rare medicinal herbs of Cardui are imported by the manufacturers direct from Europe and are not to be found in any other medicine. These ingredients are what give Cardui its superiority, as a female medicine and tonic, over any other medicine. For over 50 years Cardui has been the favorite wom an’s medicine. The ladies like it, because it is so easy to take, so gentle, so safe, so reliable in its results, and they have faith in its curative tonic powers, because of the thousands of other ladies it has helped. Try it today. - aasjj&csasfcS'Bsaaas.'feap EVERETT KILLED AND TAVLOR IS INJURED STRIKERS ARE FIGHTING IT TO FINISH. GALLOWS GETS RDERI ALL RIGHT Auto Ditched and Occupants No Hope of Adjustment of Finger Prints in Blood Told Are Maimed. the Strike. the Story. Car Skidded and Struck Pine Tree- Express Wagon Drivers Refuse lo First Cese Upon Record Where Con- Everett Was Killed Instantly While Abide By Agreement-Chauffeurs victlon and Death Sentence Fol- and Cab Drivers Determined to Fight to the End. Taylor’s Injuries Are Serious-' Both Prominent Citizens. lows Upon Evidence oi This Na^ lure, Strong Though It Is. Camilla, Ga.. November 12.- New York. November 12.—The striiv Taylor, proprietor* of the City Jewelry express Store a: this place, was killed and John Chicago, November 11.—Marking the Jersey City first convict ion on ’ finger-print evi nullified las: night tfie agreement dence" in the history of t-ts country W. Everett, of Pel l am. was badly hurt •reached earl: morning beta 2 Full Gallons, $3.95 BOB BROWN WHISKEY Express charges pre paid. Put up ins sub stantial two-gallon wooden keg. includ ing faucet. 2 Full . Gallons, $4.25 — BOB BROWN Thomas Jennings, a negro, was today while riil.-lg at rapid .peed erst of 'He N>w York strikers and the live f OJ nd rai'.tv by a jury in the Crim- Catuiila on the Moultrie road In M r. I cantlneniMl express companies. That iM i court of the murder of Clarence Taylor* touring ear. j agreement was condition on the con- ^ Hiller on the night of September The car became unmanageable and of the Jersey City men to return 19< aad sentenced to hang, tearing the road ran across a deep work, and they have refused. Counsel for Jennings asked for a ditch, striking a large pine tree with! The situation now reverts to pre- new trial on the grounds that tlie great force. Mr. Everett was killed clsel >' tfcJe position it occupied before fl n g er « 5 rt at evidence should not have instantly, his neck being broken an! flavor Gaynor took a hand in the ne- allowed. As a result it is prob able that the Supreme court ’Will be repaid. Put in J one gallon glass demijohns with handles, packed in on his body otherwise had’.y broken amt Satiations, with -this exception , that bruised the mayor is angry and resolved to Mr. Taylor was injured about his temporize no longer, face and back, but may recover. *«»’ York drivers and helpers who The touring car in which the two believed the Jersey men would ratify men were riding was completely tlle agreement wrecked, striking .this large tree six sons today, feet aftove the ground and turning over Brotherhood of Tcamste: WHISKEY and reversing ends completely. [Grade A] Both men were prominent citizens Express charges Mitchell countv. their own battle and it promises to be T»r«v nn ’ vere also on flair wi- isked to rule upon the use of such evidence in criminal cases. Ju‘ige Kavinaugh. who presided at the Jennings trial, declared when ob jection was first made to the evidence But if tae Internationa , , . A „ . .. i presented by the state that in his makes good K opinion the murderer of Hillyer *Tote its word they will all be eillei out The chauffeurs are fighting h ‘» Mature »Hcu he rested Us hand aMM^SgaSIllimin; HILL IS NOW BOTTLED IX BOND a bitter one. Five hundred cab drivers went out to aid them today, and they all upon the freshly painted porch rail ing at the Hiller home. This porch railing was sawed off an‘I photographs made of the finger $6.15 •qiipil PI AQQ” 2 FILL bALLO mUn ULHOO Kentucky Whir Put up in A gallons demijohns only, with handles. Full Gallon S3.20 S6.I5 DOWN ON THE LEVEL 2 Full Gallons jobns.* packed in one box Great Barrier to Americus is Cut Away. ' that they will never go back until the prints In the paint. Following Jen- union is recognized. ai n P*’ arrest three photographs were - compared twith new Imprints of his Land made at the police bureau of Iden tification. Finger-print experts testified at th trial that there were 33 points o BALE AN ACRE NEGRO DOWN IN LAURENS mother. This 'Hfitf! to'Bng her ph y £?* Pared for the I »2 leaves her tSh d “ la »A « Power, . _ __ ments. Thi. a. Mother’s Friend is used before the coming of baby an,! ,v C4# ** u remain » healthy mother. It is tho only remedy tint n prepares the system for healthy motherhood, and brinJVi 7 *«4 a easy consummation of the term. Women, who use Mntw? * to saved much suffering when the little one arrives, and tcdl’ rrtQ A« with no ill effects, or chronic troubles. Every expectant « her health by using Mothers Friend, - aotitr thus preparing her physical condition for the hour of motherhood. This medicine is for sals at drug stores. Write for free hock for expectant mothers BHADFIEIjD nEGULATOE 00., Atlanta, Ga. —wool. LAMAR’S LEMON LAXATIVI The Vegetable Substitute for Calomel Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Dizziness, and the Liver, Stomach, and Bowels are quickly correctodT.^ LAMAR’S LEMON LAXATIVE (called L. L. L. for short.) It is nature’s own remedy. Tones up the system, restores i health and promotes cheerfulness. Sold by leading druggies. ** For First-Class Plumbi and Electrical Work CALL No- 580 W. D. PAYNE Plumbing and Electrical Contractor, pairing a Specialty. Cotney Bull J. AY. WHEATLEY, President, CRAWFORD WHEAUII.il B. E. McNULTY, Cushier. Commercial City Ban Express charges prepaid V This is st the rate of 78jc per qt when yon order 2 gallonsst a time ake j, i;I , or scveIKV , veJra a barr ; er We gnaranteo all these Whiskies to give satisfaction, otherwise they may b. to vn;'*ricu--, down to the level of a returned stour expense and money will be refunded. Sesd Postofflcc of Express Besey Order Direct Ta THE SHELDON CO.Dept. 11, Covington, Ky. The Herculean task of cutting Muck- Shows What Industry and Good Farming Does. similari’y on the first three fingers > of the left hand of the murderer of Our Deposits are Guaranteed by the Hmer and thut or Jennings. acter and Integrity of our Directors fine road wa 3 completed yesterday and the appearance of that locality Is thus greatly changed. Supt. Christian. Good Results Always Follow The use of Foley Kidney Pills. They! are upbuilding. strengthening and | # Wheatley, sooting. Tonic in action, quick in re- ^ g. »$, Horne J OYNER’S Fire and Bankrupt Sale! Dublin, Ga., November 11.—Mos* Yopp, a negro farmer five miles west 3U i tl3 Sald a u Dealers. of Dublin, shipped to Macon to be with* 3 force of thirty-five convicts entered in the colored fair which open- riTnirril OlTll/ro worked twenty-one days on that grim ed in that city Thursday teu stalks of' fOUND ENOUGH SNAKES old Gibraltar, which finally crumbled cotton on which* are 1,334 open bolls. and fell before their repeated o:i- On one stalk there are 1S3 bolds. The TO SUIT ANYBODY A. F. Hodges, J. E. Shenpard, —DIRECTORS:— Jno. T. Ferguson, VY. E. MitehtU, W. E. Hamilton, (1. IT. X,n Crawford Wheatley, TV. D. In F. W. Griffin, B. E. 1 If. A. Hill, INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEI A Great Lot of Fire ani Bankrupt Goods offered to you in one Tre mendous Sale. Our buyer has Just sent us from Chicago a large amount of fire and bankrupt goods. These goods were sold in lots, and our buyer picked only the very best of the goods offered for us. The bankrupt goods are not dam-aged at all and the fire goods are only slightly damaged by having Been ;; little we or burned. Just think of getting the very cream of a fire and bankrupt stock in one enormous Fire and Bankrupt Sale. Fire and Bankrupt Prices: T73TT Coate Thread 3c si»ool. This slaughts. Muckalee bill is norw a stalks were pulled from one acre of perfectly graded piece of roadway and ground from which Yopp has githereJ a credit to Sumter county, instead and ginned two bales of cotton. The of an obstacle in the pathway of prog- two tales m ere sent to Macon also and res*. The convict force is now 'build- will be exhibited. The cotton was !ng a road from the east end of Muck- grown from seed improved by the alee bridge to the end of'Spring street negro and which li* calls ••’Yapp’s Im- at the railroad crossing, so that wa- proved.” goes and autos can soon travel that From twenty Acres of linj Yopp h*is i way in comfort already ginned nineteen bales >aud is • now* picking the twentieth bale. He Emanuel County’s Snake Crop Partly Harvested. Regal Range famous and beat thread made wu only vet. and Ii not damaged as to strength and dariabillty. Our regular stock is aot Included in this lot. Yard Wide Bleaching 5c yard. Ext.-s good quality and full 36 Inches wide. This bleaching wu not in the fire goods lot A 10 cents value. $1-00 Wool Goods 13c yard. Thev ars genuine all-wool goods in beauti ful pattern,, but are allghtiy stained and burned. The damage is mostly on ’the edge. • > Not Sorry For Blunder. , , bales from the twenty acre field. “If my frlenJa hadn t blundered in tanking I was a doomed victim of The aegT0 b€fieves lj ,he 1>lln of T5? u t consumption. I might not be alive quick cultivation and high fertV.lza. now." writes D. T. Saaiers, of Har- tion. He uses two mules In cultivat- but for years they saw Jng ] an .t that Is considered ia one-horse l»c Hose Supporters oc pair. 100 pair ladies' and children's hose rocT s ; )Ur g‘ "kv supporters in white and black in tills j every attempt to cure a lung-raking, lot. A bummer for 5c. Come quick. '">ux> -HI. At last I tried Dr. King s New Discovery. The effect was won- -In . addition to making twenty-one derful. It soon stopped the cough and bales of cotton. Yopp made enough Swainsboro, Ga.. Xov. 11.—Emanuel, county never does anything by halves. never (brings up the rear in auy under- [ ers for the user. talcing, not even In the production of feela sure that he will get twenty-one 6nake3 s . ^ Kirkland, who -lives iu the Summit neighborhood, went out to shoot a few birds for a sick neighbor. The dog he had with h)'.m, Instead of settling birds, set a big snake, which! Kirkland shot. Then he saw a second I equally as Urge. This also received a loaii of shot. As he looked down he j beheld a tiJird snake crawling across; his shoe. Before he could kM this | Are Good Cokers and Money Sold and guaranteed by J. W. HARRIS 15c Barrette, and Pins. 6c each. Ail I am nor In better health than I have C(Jrn t3 him un tll next gathering these large Barrettes and braid ptns ( had for years. This wonderful llfe-sav- t[ enouglv curie to make aK of the „„ . , T ~~ V ~ , ' ™ ! er la an unrivaled remedy for cnughn. , ,,,, ” one -it had crawled Into -a hole In are regular lee ani 10c values. In lt hem-j s - vr iiP he neediand will kill enough lm un first class condition. Black and White Pins, 4c cube. The famous Triangle C Cube best pins com prising 100 assorted, large and small j heads In either black or white. r until hog killing -time cobiV lagrippe, asthma, croup. orrhages, whooping cough or weak: meat to last hi lungs. 50c. <1.00. Trial bottle free. ne xt "year. Guaranteed by Eidrlige Drug Co. | TOen y app went on this piece of land nine years ago he mude only 400 bunches Braid, lc each. Regular 4 and * yard packages of feather stitch braid .in good quality and widths. Slightly aoilsd by water. Only lc b: i. . 75c Teddy Bear Caps, 29c each. A great assortment of these In all col ors and richly trimmed In fine silk to match. Out of bankrupt stock. In fine condition. Sale begins Saturday. Oct. 20th. Be here curly and get your choice. W.A. JOYNEE. Established in 1878 Up to 19JS In Macon, Ga. J. L. MACK, Jr., Sec. and Treis. Sam Weicliselbaum & Mack, Inc. 0. BOX'IOJ JACKSONVILLE FL. YOU’LL FIND US RELIABLE PEOPLE TO BEAL WITH. $1.85 i $1.85 $1.85 $1.85 WE WILL SELL YOU RYE, GIN OR CORN WHISKEY MASONS TO ASSIST IN ........ MONUMENT UNVEILING elgli: bales of co ' to11 on t *‘ 8nt} '- el * ht acre*. He has improved t.x> land and improved bis methods of farming un til he now makes a bale of cottan per acre. •It is needless to say that Yopp '.s never In the courts or in a row. He Is too busy at work to have time to “fuse.” Tradition &*yn Oglethori»e Eetabllsh* ed Solomon's Lodge. Savannah, Qa„ Nov. 32.—In accord ance with the cherished tradition, which is sustained largely by records both in Savannah and in England, (that Solomons Lodge No. 1 of Masons was founded in 1733 by General Oglet-orpe Hexamethylenetetramine and the fact that this lodge Is the only Is the name of a German chemical, civic institution remaining now t „;one of the many valuable Ingredients which the founder of the colony of KUney RenK ‘ dy ' H«amethy lenetetramlne Is recognized by med- Georgla was in any waiy connected,.j ca j ^ ext hooks and authorities as a Solomons Ldige of Masons lias been'uric acid solvent and anti-septic Invited by the Oglethorpe monument: fl* e urine. Take Foley’s Kidney Rem- committee to take i«trt In the unveil-> dy a J u,e drsl 3! ^ n of kld - npv trniihlA nrwi nvnl/1 n >nr mil. , . ney trouble and avoid a serious mal- lug of foe monument tas month. aJy ^Id by all Dealers. Just what part they will have in the exercises (has not been determined. TOOK HIS LIFE TO General Oglethorpe was a Mason anil p\Y A #15.00 DEBT -brought with hi tnto Georgia many . • other members of the order. Solomons Man Kills Self That Insurance May At 61.85 tor one gallon, or 63.25 for two gallons, express charges prepaM. You'll find the good* all right-ein some cases as good as other, ship you tor 62.50 per gallon. In jugs only. We offer FULL 100 PROOF North Carolina process Corn Whiskey at per gallon, or two gallons for 65.00, delivered. We claim this to re Best Corn Whiskey on the Market ■We carry a complete ltock of everything—all the leading and popu lar brands of Whiskey, also Wines and Beers. Call your particular atten- 1 to oaf “ROCKLEDGE"—5-year-old, battled in band, anj oqr "MACK’S Lodge was founded in 1733 and char tered in 1735 by tt» On nil Lodge England. Will Promote Beauty. Settle tMiliiratlcn to Friend. New York, November 12.'—I’m sorry I had to go this way, but it could not be helped. I want to -pay you the money I harrowed from you, and there will be enough left of my Insurance FAVORITE," • blend, good and nalld. either of them. 4 quarts for 64 Oe, | S .|, I( K r|'h\fii mmi delivered. Special jprlce,on ca*e of 12 quarts. Send for complete price I Women desiring beauty get wonder ful help from Bucklen's Arnica Salve, money to do so after my funeral ex it banbhes pimples, skin eruptions, penses are paid. sores and boils. It makes the skin soft Michael S. Keggan. 37 years old, of and velvety. It glorifies the face. Cure,, ,. m Ada dtr0 „ t , Brooklyn, was sore eyes, cold sores, cracked lips. . . . chapped hauls. Best for burns, scalds, loom! dead in his bod in tue back fever sares. cuts, bruises and piles. "Set room of his cigar store at that ad- at Eldridge Drug Co. | dress, with gas pouring forth) from four open cocks. He had committed suicide to pay $i stump near by. When Mr. Kirkland returned to the home of his neighbor and told of his thrilling experience, so incredulous were bis hearers that early the next' morning D. J. C. Nicholson ani Joe Cowart -went to the spot where (Mr. Kirkland bad his adventure. They up rooted the stump where the third snake had taken refuge and in a den under it found a huge rattier an-S seventeen young rattlesnakes. All of these were killed. Sou s nn Iowa Man's Life. The very grave seemed ta yawn be fore Robert Madsen, of West Burling ton, Iowa, when, after seven weeks in the hospital, four of the best physic ians gave him up. Then was shown the marvelous curative power of Electric Biters. For, after eight months of frightful suffering from liver trouble and yellow Jaundice, getting no help from other remedies or doctors, five bottles of this matchless medicine com pletely cured hint. Its positively guar-, anteed for Stomach, Liver or Kidney troubles and never disappoints. Only 50c at Eldridge Drug Co, Fine Farm For Sa One Thousand Acres of Fin* Farming Lands For Sale Chela is six miles from Preston, three miles from railroad station, J Improved, and can be sub-divided. Terms can be arrange!« purchase price. Call on or write J. F. SOUTER, Preston, HERBERT HAWKIN General Insurance Phone 186. Planter’s Bank Buildii Fire, Life, Accident,'Liability Insurance of all kinds. Pl»“ Boiler, Burgl ary, Automobile. Strangest Companies—Liberal Policies Written. Let B * about a policy. I can interest you, giving you best ln» rates. Phone N'& 186. BONDS SHERIFF IS FINED FOR ATTACKING WITNESS. Bank of South-Western Go Given Imprisonment or Pay Fine of $40. AMERICUS, GA. Seuurity, liberality and Courtesy Accorded Its ^ DIRECTOKS: SAM WFIGHSEIMJM P. O. Box 163 prioi atlsal i nl'i'i. slppl ly only to Floridn, Alabama, Georgia, South and North ennessre. FARM LOANS : . '™r ! . . , , For cheapest interest, quickest money, and easiest terms on farm loans, come to see me. W. W. DYKES. p (Special to Times-RecorderA Waycross, Ga., November 12.—W , , , MlteU, sheriff-elect of Chariton cour.- ,OK HIS, EVEN (HT to a friend that he had borrowed three ty, was today declared guilty of < weeks ago. according to the above note tempt and sentenced to twenty days' imprisonment or 640 fine. J. L Ansley W. A. Oodson A. W. Smith Thos. Harrold W. D. Murray & MACK, Inc. j Though 70.000 Volts Went Through !hat ho loft addressed to Jasper Col- Jacksonville, Fla. B#d, • t, " ,ricl " n • sim im*. Lancaster, Pa., November 12.—Harry j - An honest mm." said Collins. Jewell, of LUbany, N. Y., an electrl- honest that death wa* not feared by clan employed at the McGill's Ferry] Um t0 }ong aa j t cleared him of a ■power -plant, 1* living, although 70,- debt.” 000 volt* of electricity pa*»ed through bis body. He stipubled while at work and fell, bin body touching one of the dynamos. When found by bis fellow workmen he wa* lying against a dynamo with 70, W'O volts of electriqlty coursing through him. The shock burned botr, eyes from their sockets and hi* arm* and leg* were burned to the bone. CASTOR IA For infants ud Children. The Kind You Hava Always Bought Been the Signature of The rule was signed by Judge T. A Parker, and the proceedings resulting In tlie order grew out of an attack upon a court witness at Folkstou In October. Dressed In ‘■Black end Yeilor'' Not "Football Colors” but the color of the carton containing FMley'i Hon ey and Tar the best and aafeat cough remedy for all cougha and colds. Do not accept a substitute hut see that you get the genuine Foley’s Honey and Tar in a yellow carton with bl»ck let ter*. Sold by all Dealers. . THANKSGIVING COAL i Our coal Is ,rul; ' —for It's of th'* kind t» ly, economical and <« IBS#*' >\ " V wonderfully larg^ This Ttnnksgivi"* I P^LlTr^ V - Thenkosivlns dlnnrf burning mr «o* T ' home with m truly thankful. L. G. 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