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THE AMERICUS WEEKLY TIMES-RECORDER NOVEMBER 24. 1910 SunnyBroc Whiskey Baook I Jv»Cocwi r. mm** YEARS OF WEDDED fE IN MURRAY HOME | in Sumter Celebrate Occasion. UNCLE SAM GROWS TO DE A BANKER. | t Mr.. J. W. F. Murray, at tv country home “Mossy Amerlcui, celebrated their tiling anniversary in the of the 15th! . Inst., their grandchildren, friends and unltlnc at their home in the t of the occasion, me *a, prettily decked Every Day Now Adds to His Wealth. Washington. D. C.. November 21— Uncle Sam Is already engaged In on- Phase Of the banking business pretty heavily, although no postal savings banka have yet been established. The annual report of the auditor for the United States postal department. CORN STATISTICS SHOW CROP'S GREAT INCREASE Food Prodocls. Atlanta. Ga., November 18.—The MtnlW progres* which the South !< nine In the movement for the pro- tertian of food a'ppllei at homo u ♦ v'denced in the figures as to i >*t. crop for .'PIC given »« tb*- recently luiioti report of the Crop Reporting year 1910 whleb l /V dUriDg the Dcard of the Bureau Stitatics of lb* ard h.1 v, „ U " e 3 "' u, “ ■=>-'- Depa.-nent of Agr.cul- ri ' * ‘ ”• ln ' ,Ure - lh " cl *'* Sxtb- cene. | There were "L ,Mt ,r * V " r "‘ 1 * «>• Anthem Ua.il- rav Is seventy-seven years money'order* tarred by" postmasreri: ' T1 ''' Vlrtl, ‘ U ' •'‘ ortb C>r ° :lnJ ' Bou,il s lived ail Hi life In Sum- throughout the Unlied L\T2 ‘ on the homestead which, aggregate of $558,178,028; and 3,832.- | 1 b:# f,ther lD hU only 3 J 8 lnt ' r " a " 0nal n,onty ord *' r8 ‘ W*-! bushels, the production of cor «» foliage, presenting ■has never shadowed the im- sued for an aggregate of $89,538.29}. of this lovely couple. I 247,000 corn in on* year from 460,728,000 huihels to 531,- On the paying aide of the auditor's 975,000 buehels e blessed with eight children,' ledger Is found a statement that 78,- 10111 are married except the 001,809 domestic money orders were son, Dr. N. F. Murray, of cashed by postmasters, having an ag. Mr. and Mrs. Murray hhve | gregate value of $503,397,877. and lur grandchildren and five:that 399,851 International money or- Indehlldren and still both re-'dere. Issued by foreign countries and of the vigor of life and payable in the United States, calling (igence of youth. | for a total of $9.6S5.4S0. were received ide" wore a handsome black and honored by Uncle Sam's po.t- > Ivite lace colUir. A chair, | masters. with golden flowers and ( Since the postal savings bank law tied with golden ribbons, ; was enacted, miny postmasters, in [el In her room as a seat of making application to have postal : savings banka established ln their ot- ftative golden chain of fifty [flees, stated that they had been acting South.Carolina . !44,733/KM> 37PMUW0 stretched from one side of as bankers for a number of people Georgia 64.808.000 61.160.000 | and the large golden figures, j through the sale of money orders, and Alabama . . . . . . 43.464j>30 were placed at either end [that money which la now being used Mississippi'..’.'.. .66.236.000 40,473,000 Ira llnki were caught In the 1 to buy money orders would find its Kentucky 104)075.000 103.472,000 I respective distances to rep- vears of each child's birth. I fore noon the guest* all ss- laroitnl the host and hostess. __ Yrd. a brother-in-law of Mr. by the fact that during the last flecal cording to these figures, was 3,648,- > a short reminiscent talk year the number of orders paid ex- qoq uple's wedded life. “How ceeded the number lasued by 76,988. The , e flguret , hww an foundation'' was Impressively and the amount of the orders paid ex- 0 f tl)e f i g(l , ftatw , Mlsslslppl |i!e tears stood in the eyes ceeded those Issued by $3,219,849. having the greatest Increase, wlt.v While this Increase in production fa partly due to an Increase of 1,535,000 In acreage planted In corn ln these Btates, it Is also due to an Increase of 2.5 bushels In the average produc tion per acre, showtlng the use >f Improved methods of culture as well as the planting of greater acreage in corn. The corn production in the eight atates for the years 1909 and 1910 wu as follows: , 1910 1909 Virginia 54.621,000 47,238,000 North Carolina .57,754.000 48,686,000 way into the poatal savings banks Tennessee 96 296.000 78,650,000 when they were established. : That purchaser* of money orders do j Total 551.975,000 460.728.000 not caih them immediately Is shown' Georgia's Increase In bushels, ae. Another fact shown by the auditor's Alabama second an! Tennessee thirl |ptuous dinner was served, report is that large aums of money The average production per acre sel/eme prevudled at the are sent to foreign countries, compare shoW3 an | n - rea8e | n each with the! golden wedding bell was atively Utile of which finds its way exception of Kentucky. The figures' MILK, BAKL OLICKLI• Liniment THINK OF Mexican Mustang' Li AND WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU. Relief from pain that miyht otherwise cause you hours of agony. Tired out muscles eased up and made ready for another day's work. Lameness in the back and shoulders promptly cured and stiff joints limbered up. Burns, Scalds, Cuts and Mashes ren dered painless and quickly healed. Rheumatism, Lumbago and Sciatica robbed ot their anguish and banished forever. Ulcers, Old Sores and Open Wounds healed promptly and permanently. The first application of Mexican Mus tang Liniment subdues the pain but it continues its work until evenr quivering nerve is soothed and quieted. The great penetrating power of this famous remedy enables it to do this quickly and positively. In all cases of Sprains, Bruises or Lame ness. Mexican Mustang Liniment should be rubbed in persistently. The antiseptic qualities of this old relia ble household remedy make it safe and sure. Prices 23c., 30c.. $1.C0 per bottle. LYON MFG. CO. 41 to 45 So. 5th St, BROOKLYN, N. Y. “IMPERIAL” Self-Rising Flour. •.ri-.' --i \ V-. ,...< 1 m'M, Is a Ready-For-Use, Self-Rising^ Superb-Grade Wheat Flour, manufac tured to Save You Trouble and Money. DIRECTIONS: For Delicious BISCUI T and PASTRY: Simply add lard or any other good shortening. AND MAKE DOUGH WITH COLD WATER OR SWEET i the center above the cut back, the number of international 3re . er ami flowers that gleamed money orders Issued exceeded thou 3w white damask. pail by 3.432.467. while the amount Virginia 25.5 den present were numerous, called for by the International money xortb Carolina 18.8 jlslte. others only souvenir), orders Issued exceeded that of those south Carolina 18.3 orde.i with the taste and d’- raid by $79,899,819. the folks at home. Georgia 14.3 he receivers. For they are presumably being enriched to that Alabama 18.0 |ny people with! noble Chur- extent by native of foreign countries jn M ta,|pp| 20.3 far beyond the value of who have come to the United States. Kentucky 28.6 111 gold. I | Tennessee ...• ■ 29.5 THAT'S AiX. DON’T use SODA! DON’T use BAKING-POWDERI DONT use BUTTER-MILK! DON’T use ANY SOUR MILK! DONT use ANY SALTl DONT use ANYTHING BUT WHAT WE TOLEfe YOU'WHEN WE SAID—"THAT’S-ALu 13.9 13.5 14.5 19.0 22.0 . „ I Tennessee Hful plain gold ring was pre-|Beware of Ointments lor Untarrh Thai! the husband to his wife, the Contain Jfcrmrj, Average 21.2 18.7 ever gave her. Among thej This Increase In the production of rents was a gold watch en- 1 ^ mKttrr win flestr0 y the 1 ' 0 ” 1 '» th< ‘ 8out “' '» one of ,he m3lt lithin: ‘ From Sons to Father, j aen!e 0 f smell and completely derange encouraging features cf Southern agri- A golden clock from a the whole system when entering^ it cultural progress, one of the retails I bore Mr and Mrs. Murray's! through' the mucous surfaces. Such of t ; 1( , general movement throughout 1 uo'*prescrtatlons"from rep’Tbta^ «* S.*h for diversified agriculture. I'lrray’* parent* celebrated ajelan*. a* the dsnmge they will do'J* T.il* mavement the Southern Rallua> wedding in 1883. They I ten fold to the good you can possibly Company Is endeavoring to encourage j general! through-J photographer front | a taken Internally, acting directly up* out the South will more than compett- i l came and snapped the groap m the blood attd mucous surfaces of sate it for any direct losa of revenui '-.I--. ... ,s. honored ! f be system. In buying Hall's Catf”>> 1 - - • - ra Ions and tic hon r d Care be jure vou get Ih? genuine. .. . and thui the sad-glad dt> ^ ta ken internally and male In Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Test!- monlals free. Sold by Drugglits. Price, 75c. per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pill* for con- stlpatkm. den wedding ln 1883. They I ten fold to tne good you can pomiuij company is enueavonng 10 eu lam J. and Alethea Parker, derlvefrcm thvaiHairtCatarrli Cure aIH , a „ (st , fe e|i„g that the t .. - manufactured b> F. J. Chene> &. Co..; n tn ._i, win rpiu't t I County, Oi. Toledo. O.. contains no mercury, and i'rospertt.' whlco »l.l_ resu.t t pied with the past, but it will ter as a white mile-stone in rv of all that were present. . old atory. told times with- and repeated over and i for the last 36 year*, but it welcome story to those in I health—There is nothing in | that cures coughs and colds as Chamberlain's Cough I Sold by all Dealers. I MAKES RULING IN WHISKEY CASE. That Can Be Shipped Oiiiside State. :o Tlmoj-Rocorder.) Venn., Nov. 19.—Supreme l "Id that a dealer' In • could sell whisky to t-ide of the state without yttem. in buyingJiaM's Catarrh bJ . rrason 0 f decreased movement ot grain and other fool supplies front the West. This Increase of 91.247000 bushels In the South’s production of corn and the much greater increases that expected In the next few year* will enable the farmers of this section to save enormous turns which they have been sending to the West for corn and other food supidies and conse quently to realfxe a greater profit from cotton and other market crocs. Kconomlc authorities agree in decla-- i ig the American corn crop the basis of the tountry'a prosperity since in such a large measure the product!an of other crops as well as the pork supply deitends upon It A 11 ester yield of corn In the South, cans a greater share of prosperity j fur this tut <n, and if the Increase for 1910 is repeated many years the time Is not far distant when the South will CHILD IS BOILED IN KETTLE OF SYRUP. Fearful Accident at Grinding. Cane Follow the above simple directions, and you will havei SUPERB BISCUIT. Failure if absolutely impossible if directions are followed. Now this is so simple that vou will'be wisninft to add something else, BUT DONT DO ITi ! t Don’t try to bake biscuit from “IMPERIAL" or any other flour in A LUKE-WARM STOVE. Have your stove the- £ proper heat, and never try to bake when the fire is dying out. EVERY GOOD COOK KNOWS 1 HIS. USE ‘‘IMPERIAL’’ FLOUR, and thereby SAVE $4.00 PER BARREL you have been «pending on every barrel of flour fnr high-grade baking-powder, soda and salt, or, at least, $2.00 per barrel you have been spending for medium grade* of these ingredi ents. tor REMEMBER YOU DONT USE ANY BAKING-POWDER. SODA OR SALT WITH’’IMPERIAL" FOR.?. \LL SELF-RISING INGREDIENTS OF THE HIGHEST GRADES ARE ALREADY BLENDED WITH THIS •IMPERIAL" FLOUR. BY SPECIAL MACHINERY. IN A THOROUGH MANNER IMPOSSIBLE TO THE: COOK, BY HAND. "IMPERIAL” is a flour of BEAUTIFUL COLOR. DONT 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 beautiful flour. "IMPERIAL”, as we hav. said. SAVES YOU TROUBLE AND MONEY. For Luscious Rolls and light Bread use “IMPERIAL” e*acdy as you do any other Flour, adding Yeast and Lard, but NO SALT. “IMPERIAL” FLOUR makes delightful cake*, flour muffins, waffles, flannel-cake*, etc., ’ut 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 delicious, whole* some, digestible biscuit, bread, pastry and cakes. Packed in 48, 24 and 12 Pound Baits. Whenever you see Atlanta Milling Co.’t name on packages it u a guarantee' on purity. ; -a'lifcjjlgM {Special to Timei-RccorJer.) Tiotnajville, Ga.. Nov. 19. At Met calf late yesterday afternoon a moat unusual accident caused the death of • ,» ue , n ,i Mr* •» n»»i »»r - v the 2-J‘e«r*olJ »o» ( * ‘ ge lling corn, Instead of buying : George Swift. The child »as i>la>m„ f near the mill where Mr. Swift waa having syrup boiled. Just as t..e ke'-j tie of boiling syrup wa, carried Into 1 draft to cowl the little fellow, who »as ___.| (UMfrOITm walking backward, trlppel and fell In- OFTEN INnEHri tU to It. HIS Whole body was sabmurged Ba j blood docs not always come aa ■I ■ to the four mile or ^ deat |, quickly resulted. t!lc rCs . u i t c ,( careless living, or indis- ;:iPd by last Tennea-i j cre tions; it is a condition frequently The opinion was prevalent during the i-hcrited. Normal, healthy blood J. W. Kelly Co. case; ' Lr "’V .either cf 'he early winter contains millions of tiny red corpus- attanooga. I months. Parents ot joung Made By ATLANTA MILLING GOMPANY. Atlanta. Georgia ' The People Who Make CAPITOLA. Americus Grocery Co., Distributors, Americus, Ga BAD BLOOD ■15 ’" , <'o!n** »ettled In tho i irtrtl days* trwu- " I*, and the be$t rcme<l> ^rlalnlf Cou«h Bern- '* *Mir.» quicker than any ! * h ave* the system In a ’*• »l:hy condition. Sold by hlldren c | eSf tvhich arc the vitalizing and All that x noU rishiag element oi the circulation, being to provide every system with its ncccs- ond nutriment. In weak, impure blood these corpuscles arc lacking ia numbers, an<l therefore iii.vq tlie blood is rot able to supply the SfilOOl.lNG TllOSr. U”'" proiicr amount of nourishment to the C OSTS SH ALL I'OHTl^L Bad bloo«l manifests itself in many ways. With some it takes the lUappalnted them Dealers l man talks ln *cause that la the only children suffer from h it often the cause Mu ,! * v Jensons. Ch.im- I' . 0,n *ch and Liver Tablefs 1 "■ I ne to give a child. rjlM a ul gentle In their I "111 rtir. Akssnls enq. o.. even chronic coa- ^ til Dealer*. Jfonfclalr. N. small boys in I the Montclair pub |2 300 annually lervlslon, the other pupils be. Incorrigibility tlon and seir.-galcd from of their *!:<•*«> fur -ympathy is often hair; _ lot of It i» Cf* ,,v *r made n salve, «H»t- ' m to compare with Buck- Ire ,***'•• It s tht on* perfect I, Oarne. Burns, Brnlssx- fa Boll*. Ulcers. BMema. In, “ r *»«» Eyes. Cold Sores, l‘ Mi!-*' . or «’» ,0 - |l P "“' QtiT 156 “ well were otter pui ,,, s •. hooi^ The ,o ,he dlscipltae yr-tt- ,nnually. _ ^ ^.irlr to “ at bis LOEB WHISKEY CO VCKSON V1 11. A. ,, I,Thai I- Expensive to f on n of clap discuses and eruptions, hh i I’nhtlr Edn.s»* others become bilions and malarious. 1,1 1 Ba th sallow complexions, torpid liver. ■ . me etc. Badblocd produces Rhedmatism, | November 21-Six ctc^uau ^ ^ i * alarm, w .V * . . , ungraded class or ^ Jt|se trou ; )lc3 . Nothing is equal He school* cost t-e to g g g aJ a rcmc Jy for bad blood; for their educa- jt the greatest of nil blood purifiers, The boys are possessing not only the qualities to cleanse and irify the blood, it composed of routs, herbs and barks that tone up every part of the system, and assist.in the ert- .1.1. oi yesd nutriment. 8. 8.8. Rheumatism. Catarrh, Skin . their example if they “ ,: '™„-ed to mingle -Ith th, pfn l. m nrove detriments!