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warn THE AMERICUS WEEKLY TIMES-RECORDER NOVEMBER 17. 1910 DEMOCRATS Conscience Stricke Father Leaves Them $250,000. TO REDISTRICT THE STATES The story of the deathbed repent-, ance of a man who had deserted his family in New York, returned to En gland anil made a fortune which he found he couM not enjsy because jf remorse for his conduct, and of his efforts to light the wrong he had done, j has cocne to light through-a search nude .by his representatives for his; heirs. was more than forty years ago that Iaa’c Foole, the son of a well-to- _ do family in buAess in I^ndon. qua?-* f t l relltil’wlth his father an! came to Ne* York. He had assumed the name o John Gardiner and. under that name wooed and won Martha Mitchell. Fan children were born, Thomas, John One Important Result of the Election. KEEP AN EVE ON YOUR TEN-DOLLAR BILLS. Reported That $1 Bills Are Being'Raised. Information comes that ther e are a number of one-dollar silver certifi cates in circulation in different 'pans of the elate that have been raised to resemble a $10 certificate and it Is advised that people watch out for “Cured Neuralgia Pain” .Sheriff. Sale. Will Knock Out Some Old Republican Gerrymanders and Enable Demo- tnem. cralsto Straighten Out Some Con- L“ r . lg4 ,„ cer!lfl , ate a „<i « no one. gresslonal District Kinks. U* '»<* <»>« do » ar certificate. i»ar a !s easy to detect the difference in side and j eagle in I likeness of Lincoln on one sY-ngtan, D. C.. .Nov. 14.—The ! Grant on the other, with at at the State Legis.atures chosen j the center, and the word one a;> Taesda • 'Will represent in the various pears in the margin. The iwori one I States under this year's census, wiU.'.'us been blotted out wi.h ink at | he a distinct and perhaps important itjside of the figure one wherever it ap- i not an immediate advantage to the [pears on the certificate on both sides. J Democratic party. . j It is also reported that there are a -I take pleas ure in writing " to you that I had a neuralgia pain in my arm for five years, and I used your Liniment for one week and was completely cured. I recommend your Liniment very highly.”—Mbs. J. McGraw, 1216 Mandeville St., New Orleans, La. | GEORGIA, Sumter County. Will be sold before the court house door In the city of Amerlcus, Sumter count!/. Georgia, one the first Tuesday i in December next, between the legal 1 hoars of sale, the following de i scribed property, to-wlt: Dot of land I No. 220, in the US ah district of Sum- i ter county. Georgia, containing 292 1-2 acres of land, being the lot upon j which defendant Ab. W. Parker, re- | sides at the date of slid mortgage. I Levied on as the property of Ab W. ! Parker and Mrs. C. C. Parker to s.it- j j,(y ft fa issued from the Superior [court of Sumter county, Georgia, in I favor of t!.v» Planters' Bank of Amerl- jcus versus Ab W. Parker and .Mrs. C. C. Parker. Levy made by Q. W. Ful ler. deputy sheriff, and return made to me. Property pointed out by plain- ! tiff's attorney, and tenants in posse i- ! sion notified in terms of the law. i This, November 2. 1919. \ io-lt \V. Hi FEAGIN, Sheriff. toe he meant to end hl3 days In peace In the pretty English village. But the peace he hoped for wa, never his. Hit snlnli, freed from business cares, turned ever to his wife and children he Had deserted in this country. Each day he became more remorseful. It wa* while In this state of mind, when his days were burdens! and sleep refused to comfort him, that he confided his secret to an old friend. mauderlng," and the redistriction of the State of Pennsylvania Is an espec ially fine example of what the Repub- llcins dti in that reappointment. ■It will now be the dutc of the Dem ocratic Legislatures of New York, New Jersey. Ohio and Indiana, as well as West Virginia and some other States that Joined Tuesday's landslide, to un dertake trie rearrangement of Congres sional districts in accordance with the! right ring. Morgan and Sarah. Then Poole. -»r .v lt , gre3t and usually doubtful | large number of spurious half dolla Gardiner, one day disappeared and h* g tate3 of New York. New Jersev, Ohio in circulation, and it will be well for family never (heard from him again. [ - nd Indiana elected Democratic legU-, aII tboe( , ao fortunate as to have >anv <i PooIe - !t ® ow a W esr »- went back 1°; lufors, it will fall to the lot of those I of the hll{ dollar .pieces to fail into London and made his peace with h's bodies to rearrange the Congressional j th(?1r po 5sgssion t0 sec if tiey have the family. His father gave him money ( districts in those States. The present and put him in business with £lsi apportionments in (those States were brother. Poole prospered and when, a made bv Republican. Legislatures 10 year or two ago, having grown to lie years ag0 and tbe Congressional dis- «old man, he retired, he had amaa- J tricts were so shaped that the Re sod about |250,000. ; publicans have had a decided advan- Deternilned to Rliriit Wrong. | tiage in tibe matter of electing members With a portion of his family Poole of the House ever since. This advan- boaght a small estate about twenty ^ tage was gained r Jy a free (but skillful miles from London, announcing that exercise of the gentle art of “gerry- Beware of OIntnicni* for Catarrh That Contain Mercury, a* mercury will surely destroy sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering through 1 the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable phy sicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall’s Catarrh Cure manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Ca., Toledo, O.. contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly u?-< on the blood and raucous surfaces the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine, la taken Internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testi monials free. Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c. per He said he would give anything if he ‘ new census and under the provisions of bottle, could rcrike reparation in some meas- the Reappointment Act, which this Take Hall's Family Pills for con- ure for tte crime. He could not die in winter’s session of Congress must st *I ,at l°B. peace without an effort to right his pass in obedience to the mandates of wrong. the Constitution. k „ , HOBBLE SKIRT In doing this work the Democratic | The friend had friends in America. Among them * lawyer named Scott if, Legislatures will naturally correct the Passaic, N. J. He suggested that Scott evils of trie previous Republican "ger- be communicated with and told the man'iery,” and will thus deprive the whole story. Poole compromised by,Republicans of the unfair advantages getting his friend to write to Seo;t|they Have had for ten years In the and ask him to go to England. matter of electing members of con- Scott went there a few months ago, gress. This will give t'..a Democrats saw Poole and received a commission a majority of the members of tbe to find his iwife and children. But, in House In the Sixty-third and subse- fear that he might die before the, quent congresses an.1 tend to Increase search was completed, Poole made a ithelr chances of remaining In power will leaving all his property to Ms da- for a considerable period, rectal family. No less an authority than Theodora Search for the Family. Roosevelt tali recently that the state Me .nwhile tie deserted wife, left °f New York could be so redistricted with foar children to support, went to that the Democrats could rely upon Newbnrg, N. Y„ and obtained work In carrying 21 districts at every e'.ecth a paper mill In New Windsor, a sub- REIGN IS OVER orb. This iwag thirty-five years ago. She struggled bravely and managed to firing up her little family reapect- While atUl working In the paper mill she waa run down by a train the Erie Railroad and killed. The children who load grown old •sough to shift for themselves, all prosoered filrly well. Thc-tna* la a wealthy ranchman In Montana: Mor- van,'live* in Passaic and Is comfo-- ‘ably off; Sarah* married end Is now- Mrs. De Brodle, also of Pass'.jc, hut '•>hn wa* stricken In the itreet in ■Tewtrar* a tout a year ago and died ra s hospital shortly afterward. When Scott returned to America of* *er receiving his comtnieskm from ■“cole he began a search for the fsm- ly. One by one he gathered up the •ds and at length found all Poole’s ■'rHdren who were living. But In the meantime Poole, worn out with age -nd anxiety, bad died. His fortune of *.250,000 will be divided between Thom 's ard Morgan Gardiner and Mrs. De "rodle us soon as the necessary form alities have been gone through. HAVE GREAT CHANCE IN NEW YORK Democracy Can Keep Confi dence if it Will.' Newest Dresses Are Not Hob bled at AH, New York, November 14.—Reams have been written about the hobble skirt and it* extremes* ugliness anil unbecocndngne33 to the female form di vine. It is rather comforting to know that in Paris, the capital of the cl foils, its run is completely over. The newest gowns emanating from the French coutourleu are certainly tight, but not so much as they were last sprung. On the contrary, the folds fall nat urally and gracefully from the waist, •which remains rather short. This latter characteristic deprives the figure ot one of Its most beautiful line*, the inward curve of the back. Wihen shall we see It again? It must be borne in mind by our readers that no trace whatever of the hobble skirt Is in the (best and newest of Park gowns. An example may be quoted. It is a tailor-made in myrtle green cloth, with taibller pointed at the sides and embroidered In the same color as the clot hin a geometric design. At the back the skirt is fairly full. The coat New York, November 12.—Exactly twenty-eight years have passed since ■the democratic party last turned on repjbllcan administration in this state and took possession of both the executive and legislative branches of government. Tala previous demo crallo lease of power lasted Just twelve caugM In at the waist by two tari* years, and during this time a demo- j placed close above each other at the crat from this state was twice elect-1 ,, lck . These serve to confine the full ed president of the United States and j Dess . to tbe middle of, the back aotd two democrat* represented New York:, hui i, rln( the little Jacket Into accord in the United State* senate. with the full skirt. Etnbroiderey 1* The conditions existing In the repuri- j adted in a point from the shoulders lican party at the beginning of the| and on the turn-back cuff of the last democratic regime /were little sleeves, which end midway between any dissimilar from those which are e ] how and wrlst . Cured Quinsy Sore Throat Mr. Henry L. Caulk, of 1242 Wilson St., Wilmington, Del., writes:—“I bought a bot tle of Sloan's Liniment for the quinsy sore throat and it cured me. I shall always keep a bottle in the house.” Application for Order to Sell. Notice ha hereby given to all parties Interested, that on tho 3id. day of December, 1910, trie undersigned as guardian for Laura Miriam Rhodes of trie County of Lee, will make applica tion to the Judge of trie Superior Court of the Southwestern Judicial Circuit, for an order to sell trie following de scribe! lands of said minor, to-wit: One tract or parcel of land contain ing Nlneby-N'lne and One-fourth acres more or iets, being part of the West half of lot No. 98 In the 16th District of Sumter County, Ga., known as tie Britt William* place, and bounded on the North Lyf Webb, on the East by U. L. Williams and tbe.publie road, for the puriiose of re-investing the proceeds-arising from tbe sale of said property In trie following de scribed property: ^ Also forty-five acres of land lying North weet of the Eufiula branch of the Southwestern Rail Road, being a portion of lot No. Four in the l.itlj vv-nncn Sii-nter Countv District of Lee County, Ga.. bounded ' Wiil be* sold before the courthouse •►>' So Ah Western Rail Road on the rue ctv 01' Americus, Sumter coun-, S0 |L, • , .. . „ . , cu tie fiiot Tuesdav In December) The late residence of C. A. Rhodes, next i,< tween the legal' hours of sale, being a lot containing one and three- iiLAt, “ 0 ./in rt oc oArhi c,1tiT.a*Afi in trstvn of j the following described property, to- SLOAN’S LINIMENT gives instant relief from rheu matism, lumba go,sciatica, neu ralgia, croup, sore throat, ton- silitis, hoarse ness and chest pains. Prices, 2So.,B0c.&S1.00 and poultry lent free. Address Sr. Earl S. Sloan, Boston, Kuo., tf. I. A. Do You Get Up With a Lame Back? Kidney Trouble Almost everve Swamp-Root —4j jf 11 11 able health restorinp fourths acres, situated in trie town of Smitrivllle, Ga., bounded on the North ,V AM that tract or narcel of land Iv-lby Join Griffin, on the East by F. i , *he s v-emh dUtrlct of Sum- Goodroe, South by KoM Stewart, West "? r,‘^ia X liars ‘f ! >y Jack Mann. Which 1* the property ols 197*ati 1 C i9S, S foraiier!>^ begging of Mrs. Jossey Rhodes Cowart, to the estate* of John Hooks, deceased. . Tne reason formaktog rials appUoi- ■ ITI, ; h - h l. Pnhua 1 ‘-ion for an order to sell for re-inves- tn thf 1 east^by Lizzie'ment, being triad trie undersigned is Daniel's hind, child- Shtardlao. ^Mlnor, and owing ,0 ren of Mary Ann Willi item a, on south Lj land ot chllbten of Mary Ann Wi ’innis and George Hooks and oil wt-st bv Adeline Hooks' land. Tbe sail strip of land measuring 640 feet from east to west and 136 and 25-100 feet from north to south, and comprising tlt'ree acres, more or less. Also ieginn.ng at a point 590 and 2-10 feet north of southeastern cor ner of lot of land 198 and running north 295 3-4 feet, thence west 432 feet, thence south 295 3-4 feet, thence east 422 feet to starting point, bound ed north by Isaiah Hooks, on west by Emma Ingram, on south btv lands of Mahaley Whitehead, on east by land of W. T. Lane, containing eight acres, more or less. The whole comprising 26 acres, known as Warren Hook* plantation. Fl fa issued from the City court of Americas In favor of the Americus Furniture and Undertak ing Company versus Warren Hooks. the place of her residence and the res idence of said Minor, she can bette* look after the use of said lands than the land now owned by said Minor. Also because trie property which she now owns will produce at rent six bales of cotton per annum, whereas 1- property It Is desired to puroha*e with said funds will produce as rent for the house $144.60 per annum and for lands five bales of cotton. Also because said house Is the res idence of tile late C. A. Rhodes, and all of it is situated in and near the town of Smlthvllle, and is likely to enhance in value more rapidly than the land which Is nclw owned by said Minor. 'Said application to be heard at Americus, Ga., at 10 o'clock A M. De cember 3rd, 1910. This November 9th, 1910. 10-4t MRS. C. A. RHODES. Guardian for Laura Miriam Rhodes. tied Sheriff Will be so.d iefn.' door, of satj ,ote hours ot sale December next"t£V ly. to-wit:.*tA* »« No. 5. i„ BfoekT Preston, ami the I.?! said property i, by virtue of an the Suiierior Coun* , 1 srvv 1 ? as the property <#**■ kei*. Tenant! * the in terms of the la* 1 *? ■Ml wm’f at ,, the ^ill be ©old. one he- by The Crane and i ing Co., sail prapertva del- and by virtue I . sued front the Su& ! m favor of iy Br Nj Count L J. Majors, property of the Terms, cash. ■Also at the same will be sold the Ho! to-wit: one 2 l-y.i foilOK Wagon, ami made by the SummmJ property levied on u« of an execution issu perlor Court of saw of the Buena Vlsu U Ban it v*. John Mop, Daniel, and R. !,. be sold as the propetn, John .McDaniel, Terni^J Also at the same timea be sold the following D One White Hickory w erty levied on and to h, hv virtue of a mortgaal from the Superior Conn fv In favor of peopei 1 Butler and Sarah Per? v-i'd .as the property g Batler and Sarah Per This November 2nt C. M. CHRIS AdmlnMmtnr'i | GEORGIA—M'ebster ( By virtue of an < ary of said County gn ular November term, ■Old at public oiCcrj i Tuesi;y in December, 1 Court House d=or in i^. tween the usual bourn* j lowing real estate, to-«j Lot of land Number 2 half o< lot of land JCn Property pointed on by plaintiff**; 7”“ TZT. I I attorney and tenant In possession no-, l 01 * of Dismission* tifled in terms of the law. GEORGI A—Sumter County. ^ - ThU November 8, 1910. • Whereas, J. W. Weston and D. L. of lot‘of .and Number 10-4t W. H. FBAGIN, Sheriff. Thomas, Executors of Mrs. M. J.! of Shughter Creek, .•Vdains, represent to the Court In tusres, more or less, GEORGIA—Sumter County. their petition, duly filed and entered District of Webster ( on record, that they have fully admlu- Sold as the property o i properties. ! Z Root fulfills c., TmT > ny lot of J. W. Lester, by Prince ^ almost street, 'South by let of Mrs. Efza Secern be r^9H). ■uS every v.ish in over- Clarke, West by lot cf R. K. Webb, coming rheumatism, Levied on iby E. L. Be:l, Sheriff, on of dismlasion on the first Monday in 4-4t JOHN A. COBB, Ordinary. pain in the back, kid- September 5th, 1906, as the property of GEORGIA—Sumter County. * .. .... n u « .. .1 .. ... ...... Tn All U.' hnoAi ft \tav PnnDi nevo liver bladder R- M. Andrews, to satisfy an execu- To All Whom It May Concern: Mrs. -QJasiB anil every part of the! tion issued from the City Court of Annie Harrell having, In proper form, urinary passage. It,Americus in favor of Mrs. A. A. 'applied to me for Permanent Leo correcis inability to Foster against sml'd R. M. Andrews, ter3 of Administration on the estate passage. — inabilit;, ... — — — hold water and scaldingpain in passing it, 1 Property iK>lnted out <by plaintiff's at- ot James I. Harrell, late of fciia uou. or bad effects followingurecf liquor, wine torney. This NoveimfbeT Dtl'i, 1910. ty, this is to cite all and singular or be-r, and overcomes that unpleasant 10-4t W. H. FEAGIN, Sheriff. the creditors and next of kin of Jaoi^a necessity of being compelled to go often - — . I. Harrel to be atnd appear at my through the day, and to get up many GEORGIA, Sumter'County. office within the time allowed by law timpc Itirinor aitv „ 2»wamp-Kooi is nor recommcnuca tor E Meld rim having, in propel everything but ii y°u have kidney Iner f orm applied to me for permanent Let* or bladder trouble, it wall be found just tpr9 of AdministraTlon cn the € * tai< the remedy vou need. It has been thor- ^ !,♦** r*t times during the night. To AU \\tnom It May Concern: Mr*. and cause, M any they can. why Swamp-Root is not recommended lor johjwnje r Meld rim havlnz in nroner permanent administration should not **.:—»—* it—.. * * ’ vt Let- ^ K^nted to Mrs. Annie Harrell on estate Jnmes I. Harrell estate. of Robert Lee Meldrlm. late of said Witness my Band and official sig- county, this is to cite all and slngu- nature, thia ith day of November, 1910. for the creditors and next of kin of! JOHN A. COBB, Robert Lee Meldrlm to be and appear 10-4t Ordinary, at my office within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they NOTICE TO THE PCBLIC. •can, why permanent .admjnistrrjtlon , : — should not be granted to Mrs. Johnnie The committee freen the Board oughly tested in private practice, and has proved so successful that a special ar rangement has been made by which all readers of this paper, who have not al ready tried it, may have a sample bottle sent* free by mail, also a book telling more about Swamp-Root, and how to findoutifyouhave kid- ^ nev or bladder trouble. When writingmenticn reading this gentrous offer in this paper and send your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., non. •rST^ip-Rou. WHY IT SUCCEEDS. Because Iff For Ono Thing Oulj, and Americas Fcoplo Appreciate That NqtMng cm b* ,e«d for everything. Doing on* thing well brines success. Doan’s Kidney Pills do one 'thing only. They cure sick kidneys. They cure backache, every kid- vey 111. Here la America* evidence to irove !t M. W. Rigsby, 443 Hampton street. Americus, Ga, says: “I consider Doan’e Kidney PlUf to ■e an excellent remedy tor kidney rouble. I suffered a great deal from -aekaebt and my kidney* were dlior- lered. I at length procured * box of Doan's Kidney Pills at Dodson’s Phar macy and they helped me ao much 'hat I continued using them until I «as entirely cured. I now keep Doan’e .'Sidney Pilli on hand all the time.” For sale by all dealer!. Pries C9 cents. Foster-MIlburn Co,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United Jtates. - * Remember th ename—Doan’s—end no other. all Dealers. now producing dissension and discord in republican rank*, in tbe factional differences of trie (present hour It is easy to see a veracious representation of those similar quarrels which made the Stalwurt-Half Breed qaarrel of thirty years ago memorable and fatal In local republican history. Deprived of party patronage, ilis- organizeJ. bankrupt in public confi dence, -the republican pirty of this Elate is at present utterly without responsible party leaders. The old guard has retired temporarily or per manently. pursued by a public hostility 'Z ,r Friends Think II Would Pro bed them of every sentbfonce of any Binghamton, N. Y. The regular fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles are sold by all druggists. Don’t make anv mistake but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the ad dress, Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle. CALLED WIFE TO LISTEN TO SHOT .*ian Shoots Hlm«elf While at the Tel ephone. "Webster City, la., November 14.—Af ter telephoning to Ms wife that ’ae in tended shooting his head off, B. H Pray, of this city, yesterday carried out his threat immediately, h!g wife hearing over the telephone 'the soun 1 of the allot which ended her husband Mrs. K. H. Blakej. FOR SAI1 Meldrlm on Rcf:ert Lee Meldrim’s County Commissioners, consisting of estate. J. F. Bolton and A. F. Hodges, are Witness mv huaid a-nl official sig- Hereby authorized by said Board to sell nature thia 7th day of November. 1910. JOHN A. COBB, 10-4t Ordinary. GEORGIA, Sumter County. H. E. Allen, administrator of R<xau Smith, deceased, has filed his appli coition in this office, for ]*utve to sell all tbe real estate of 6ald deceased, situated In Sumter county, Georgia. This is to notify all parties Interest ed that said application will be heiard on First Monday in December, 1910. JOHN A. COBB, Ordinary, Sumter County, Go. 10-4t GEORGIA. Sumter County. Mrs. J. W. Holmes and Mrs. George H. Seig, admlnistratrixs, cum testa ment© annexo, on the estate of F. F Seig, deceased, having filed their ap- plication for leave to sell all the re.ri estate of said deceased situated Sumter county, Georgia. This is to notify all parties intew-- When a cold becomes settled in the system, it will take several days’ treat ment to cure it, and the best remedy to use is Chamberlain* Cough Rem- life. Temporary insanity is supposed *^ ted . that * u Sa, « ? P ?r A ti0n . Tl* 1 be edy. It will cure quicker than any to have caused the act j ^ first Monday In Decein- other, and also leaves the system in a * be, "» natural and healthy condition. Sold by Mrs. Pray left home early in the dayj • JOHN A. COBB, HARMON MAY GO •and went to visit a married daughter.; 10-It In the afternoon she answered a tele-1 f Ordinary. § .... * , To All WCuom It May Concern: J. h*r l'jsb-nd. Im go.ng to kill niy-'Q Chambliss, having in proper form self,* 1 said the voice. ‘ L!>sten and; applied to me for permanent Letter* TO THE SENATE 50 ; 1 wl: ' L ! a . rthp * 10 ;; f Immediately came the sound of I shot a .d the telephone receiver > dropped. claim upon the confidence or respect of their associates. All tie material out of which poll- mote 1912 Boom. a tie Franklin, late of said county, this is to cite all and singular the credit- s j ors and next of kin of Lizzie Frank- | lin to be and appear at my office wtth- , in the time allowed by law, and show ( apt. Bognrdu, Again Hits tho Bull’s 1 « , a ">' ^f>' m. why perms- j nent administration shou.d not os - 3 j granted to J. G. Chambliss on ©aid es- This world famous rifle sho: my haul a„J offiriil ,: g aa- ture, tlals 9ria d2y of November, 1910. 10-4t ' JOHN A. COBB. Ordinary. GEORGIA, Webster County. By virtue of an order «f tbe Court of Ordinary of said county granted at the regular November .term, 1910, of raid court, will be sold at public out er)' on the First Tuesday In Decem ber next, at the court house door In said county, betlween the usual hours of gife, the following real eeta/te, sit uate in Webster county, to-wit: One hundred and sixty acres of land off of the north and west sides of lot cf land Number 79 In trie 19th district of Webstar county, Georgia. So d as the property of the estate of Mary G. Culpepper, deceased, for the ot prying the debts and dis- lon among the heirs of Slid years, is now equally within the grasp him tr.iat his acceptance not only|fii"ttrmorn7n«T would get dnlfhead!! Sumter^County^Cm, at _the Court] “jru.fxSSSSer 7, 1910 JA8. m! HOLLOMON, Columbus, O., November 1*.—For the . . , ., ,. , , . , . . _. . .lolls the championship record of tlcians build efficient party organiza-; first time In some years O-'io demo-, ln joo consecutive shots, la tions Is now In the hands of the deni- crats are to have a United State* sea-j living at Lincoln. 111. Recently inter- ocratlo party In this state. That oppor- ’ ator. The legislature is democratic viewed, he says: "I suffered a long tunity which a generation ago male V 10 to 20 on Joint billot. | anTu's^ 1 several we'l'known kidney! AppllcaUon to Sell Land, democratic leaders iu this state men! Rumor is persistent that the friends j medicines, all of which gave me no r-'-! GEORGIA—Sumter County, of Influence in the nation, which'made j of Governor Juison Harmon areurg- ! lief until I started taking Foie Vs! Notice is hereby given that F. C Grover Cleveland twice president o; jng ,p.. governor to accept the sena-] Kidney I’ll s. Before I used Foley j Brown, duly_appoiivted and qualified the United State* and David B. Hill j torial election to Chlarles Dick's seat, muster of state affairs for twenty They are said to have pointed out to Ten (10) head light weight mules be longing to the count!)', which mill 's •will be found at the stockade In the city of Americus, said mules being sold tilth' the view ot purchasing heavier ones to take their places. J. F. BOLTON. A. F. HODGES, 10-4t Committee. Executors Sale. GEORGIA—Sumter County. By virtue ot an order of the Court of Ordinary of said County, heretofore granted, will be sold at public outcry on tbe First Tuesday in December, 1910, at the Court House in said coun ty. between the usual hours of Shle, the following read estate ln Sumter county, to-wit: One farm consisting ot 63 acres ot land off the south aide of east portion of lot of land No. 186; also one farm in a body consisting of 125 acres, more or less, off of lot of latvd Me. 291, lying on tbe west side of Mucboiloocbee Creek, and forty acres of land off of the north side of lot of land No. 182, said farm conslr dng ot 165 acres, more or less, and known as the C. C. Feagln place, and all of said lands lying In the 17th District of Sumter County, Ga. 6-4t-Pd This August 29th, 1910. MRS. LIZZIE LAW, Exeoutrlx, CHARLIE M. LAW, Executor. John W. Law. WEBSTER COUNTY. . Kldnev Pil's. Before 1 used Folev “™wu. .juiy appointed ana quaiinea %. | Kidney Hills I had severe backache's I kuardian of R. L. Brown, will, on the ' • ' " and pains In ray kidneys with supprcs-l ■'ebay of December, 1910, make ap-l.... ’I slon and a'cloudy voiding. On arltfng plication to t.i’3 Superior Court M -~ v Ci I- I .v. . r j..,t l.., 1 Slimier ronntv. Ra.. at the Onnrt 107 1-3 acres, three a station, 4 room house, a near church and sctooLl 600 acres. 4 miles dt| people, 4 room house, II 300 acres creek bed, l pasture, only ?5 acre. 1 double your money. 600 acres, 3 miiei I tioo, 5 room house, 1 running water, soil r bargain. $12 acre. 600 acres extra fine e miles of railroad open, 5 tenant houMi I 7 room house 0 streets, large lot. 6 room house t bath, garden and 1 3160. 5 room house, Jach 000. 6 room house with <2^ 33,509. „. fob best | 6 horse farm and cm3 Come to see ms if F buy or rent. P. B. 1 206 Cotton Avenue, • WeAreGf Real Estate Will Buy' Property r«| For Prompt Semittf Arthur & 210 Forsyte Americus] DRAY AU orders for • given prompt altc 1 ** ] vice. Flione 29A Mrs. Maud?) of trie Hon. John A. Dlx and those j would avoid a bitter struggle .among j ache*. Xotv I have taken three bottles House in said County to pell Sixty who with him -' ll undertake the! the i.uhf dozen aspirants already men- Foley Kldnev Pills and feel 100 per cent, better. 1 Sm uever bothered with Yoohl never regret being frank, hon • at and straightforward. STUART’S BVCHU AND JUNIPER COMPOUND FOR K'DNEY TROUBLES Years on file Market work of rebuilding tie democratic par-1 tloned, but permit hint to disclaim ty tn this state. j resjionslbtllty for the actions of the democratic legislature 4n tbe event it The old, old story, told times with- wt number, ond reiwated over and over again for tbe last 36 years, but it Is always a welcome atory to those m aearch of health—There is nothing ln -he world that cures coughs and cold3 is quickly as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Soli by all Dealers. fOlCTSHONFMAK put on the bocks objectionable laws and took off the count!/ option law. They argue tbit the governor wouid Jeopardize his popularity by remain ing ln tile state house, and that he could as easily seek the presidential nomination In 1912 from Washington as from Columbus—perhaps more easily In having - evaded shafts of jtuqjslhu i oriJTi anil tiseisinr__'i criticism directed at the legislature my kliaeys or bladder and again feel like my own self.” John R. Hudson. The work Ju*t completed at Mucha- lee hdl and the approaches to trie long bridge are of Inestimable value, not to be reckoned In dollars. A Reliable Medicine-Not a Narcotic. Oe the genuine Foley’s Honey an ) Tar In th*.yellow package. It Is safe and effective. Contains no opiates. Re- fsse substitutes. John R. Hudson acres of land, more or less in the 29th! District ot Sumter County. Ga., being Iktrt of lot No. 237 in which 1 hold .tv guardian for said ward. This applica tion will be made for the reason that said land la to' situated that can get no income from It, and for the purpose of reinvesting In real estate at Sasser, Georgia, the home of myself and ward. 6-41 F. C. BROWN, Guardian for R. L. Brown. All arrangements for the trotting race* ln Americus on 23 and 24tb, are being completed, and some fine records will be made here next week. .Administrator, with will attached of Estate of Mary G. Culpepper. 10-4t A woman likes to hare her husband ■run for a political office so that *be may have a chance to’get pictures of the entire lantlly ln thie newspaper*. Better keep both eye* on th* man with a still, soft voice. FOIEYSnONEY^TSR tor childreni tafe. curt, l/oeplattt Farms, Price* right; h“rj for prices to go up lands. sec u»- ' 25 seres upto ® e | B you want to sell property. many buyers » w. s. & c-!, 81-36 Office Pho««