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THE AMERICUS WEEKLY T1MES-REC0RDER DECEMBER I. 1910 After The Grippe "I am much pleased, to be able to write and thank you for what Cardui has done for me,” writes Mrs. Sarah J. Gilliland, of Siler City, N. G "Last February, I had the Grippe, which left me in bad shape. Before that, I had been bothered with female trouble, for ten years, and nothing seemed to cure it “At last, I began to take Cardui. I have taken only three bottles, but it has done me more good than all the doctors or than any other medicine i ever took.” PRIMARY WOULD COST STATE ONE IN 300 STUDIES AGRICULTURE Hard Work to Direct Boys This Education. CARDUI J«3 The Woman’s Tonic For the after-effects of any serious illness, like the Grip, Cardui is the best tonic you can use. It builds strength, steadies the nerves, improves the appetite, regulates irregularities and helps bring back the natural glow of health. Cardui is your best friend, if you only knew it Think of the thousands of ladies whom Cardui has helped! What could possibly prevent it from helping you? Remember you cannot get the benefit of the Cardui ingredients in any other medicine, for they are not for sale in any drug store except in the Cardui bottle. Try CarduL Write to: Laics' Advisory Dept. Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Chattanooga, Tccx, for Special Instructed, and 64-page book, "Home Treatment (or Women,** tent free. Reasons for and Against Such Elections. Washington, D. C, Nov. 2S.—Re markable as it may seem, only one out of every 500 young people in tie _______ I country districts in the United States Smith Hen Oppose It While Terrell an agricultural college to rr complete his education. Equaii'} as Hen Favor Primary for Senator- itr . ng e u the fact that ninety-four Each County Would Be Assessed %££&£££. tor Election Expenses. This wonderful state of affairs, when _____ j every effort is being put forth' to edu cate the country child, is found to bo the result after years of careful labor and painstaking investigation by OFFICIALS GIVEN SEVERE JOLT IN ATLANTA Investigation in Mail Service Continues, Numerous Old Heads Drop Into the Basket In Pathway of the Busy Axe and Others Still Are Lingering on the Anxious Bench. Atlanta. Ga., November 2G.—Intima tion comes from Washington that a far-reaching shake-up is tQ take place j Full Gallons, $3.95 BOB BROWN WHISKEY Expres* charges pre paid. Put up in a sub stantial two-gallon wooden kep, includ ing faucet. 2 Full Gallons, $4.25 BOB BROWN WHISKEY [Grade A] Express charges •repaid. Put in 2 one gallon g lata demijohn^wi»h bandies, packed In one box 1 Full Gallon Express prepaid |g.V) BOTTLED IX BOXD “HIGH CLASS” L5WK5 $6.15 Put up In 1 gallong demijohns only, with handles. Full Gallon S3.20 2 Full Gallons jobns.' packed in one box S6.I5 Express charges prepaid This is at the rate of T6Sc per qt when you order 2 gallons at a time (Special to Times-Recorder.) Atlanta, Nov. 26.—“Primary or i primary for the senatorial election The big political wrangle of today in pcrts in the Department of A&ricul-j a j| over the iSouth, following thie re- Georgia is summed up in that phrase. ture. ^ j moval of officials and cluerks here by The fight of Hoke Smith for senator Not long ago Secretary Wilson 8e V order of Postmaster General Hitch- and Joseph M. Terrell for senator will John Hamilton and J. M. Stedman, CO ck. A spirit of uneasiness pervades be begun by them only after it has both specialists in farmers’ institute t >j e Atlanta office now and the men are been decided in what arena they are work, to the task of finding whether: a jj on pj ns j or f ear t he axe will strike to combat. Whether before the legisla- the government was making any I them next. None of those implicated ture or before the people. headway in return for the thousands . n t ^ e recen t changes will talk. Of course, tils up to the executive of dollars that it Is annually spending committee to call a primary or not call on the education of the child in the it. Hoke Smith is opposed to the rural districts. These experts have primary, and the committee agrees just made their report. 16 *» t!io cv-. children. ir ca f* Blory, and tw ,0r tie ioj S," j *° w expectant tag, nor feel that ehe to in danger when baby comea ' in preparation of tho evont. Mother’s Friend relieve Uler T caused by the strain on the differont ligaments ov „,„ Mi action, prevents backache and numbness of limbs and Z? "to of breast glands. Its regular use fits and prepares cve4 ‘ i!i a system for a proper and natural SK a _ Portion ending of tho term, and it assures for her a quick and complete recov ery. Mother’s Friend is sold at drug stores. Write for free book for expectant mothers. BBADFTRLO REGULATOR 00, Atlanta, da. LAMAR'S LEMON LAXA The Vegetable Substitute for Calomel Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Dizziness, and oth the Liver, Stomach, and Bowels are quickly correctJiv' LAMAR’S LEMON LAXATIVE (called L. L. L. for ,25 It is nature's own remedy. Tones up the system, rJtri health and promotes cheerfulness. reatoin with Hoke Smith. Terrel! is in favor of the primary, but the committee :» against him. Right now Terrell and Terrell's fol lowers are trying by argument and appeal to the old party faction lines to create a popular sentiment for tb<e E. F. Blodgett, former postmaster and superintendent of the West End Branch, has been removed, together with James Norton and S. F. Giles, clerk in the local office. It Is charged that the particular complaint in Atlanta is regarding Ir regularities in weighing newspaper mail, it being intimated that tbe gov ernment has been the loser of many thousands of dollars by inaccurate weighing. L. M. Terrell, for many years su perintendent of railway mall service, has been reduced to a minor position e guarantee sit these Whiskies to give satisfaction, otherwise they may be returned at oar expense and money will be refunded. <fend Postoffice or Exjress Money Order Direct To HE SHLDON CO. Dept. 11, Covington, Ky JOYNER’S Fire and Bankrupt Sale! Nature Study First. In order to reach the 499 out of every 5W rural boys and girls who cannot go to an agricultural college, and yet in whom some attachment for an interest in rural life should be in culcated. there has developed quite primary strong enough to force the generally a demand for the introduc- cxecutive committee to “about face” tion into the rural schools of subjects on the question. that will educate In the direction of The Hoke Smith supporters are appreciation of rural life and its op- busy arguing the disadvantages and portunities instead of confining the on the g roun ds of inefficiency of ad- ueelessness of the primary. teaching, as heretofore, to studies that miinstration and failure to take pre- As the legislature now lines up, ignore the country and direct the cautionary measures in preventing the Hoke Smith is absolutely sure to win scholar's attention to the occupations alleged errors. He will be succeed- if the legislature elects. Mr. Smith of the towns and cities. e( j y,y q w*. peppers, now located at himself and Ms supporters believe he The first effort to meet this demand Cleveland. oald be sure to be elected by the was made by the town and city it i 8 said that as a result of the 1 people, too. but, on the face of it, it schools through the introduction of investigations which have been under, is not so absolutely sure. topics which later were all embraced W ay here for months, a complete! Here is another important feature under the term “nature study.” Aftsr change will be inaugurated in the of the case: the value and practicability of thta system of <weighing and a huge sum Nearly all the quiet citizens of Geor- new feature in education had been saved to the government, gii who have no active factional in- demonstrated by the towns and cities. _____ Copyright Han SebaSher t«refit In the tight are opposed to the rural school authorities became inter- Beware of Ointments lor Uatnrrli That primary on the ground that it wii! ested and a few of the more pro- Contain Morcnrj, cost over fifty thousand dollars, and gressive introduced it into their course maybe as much as seventy-five thous- of study. . ' and dollars. This would mean at A, a part of the course In education “nM^YLlVMdM’mp.etoineraMe 1 leas: three hundred and fifty dollars’ for children of public school age ays- l;ie W hoie system wneu entering It expense to every county, and an ex- tern of “clubs" has been organized in uroug.v the mucous surfaces. Such pense which i3 not necessary under many sections by rural teachers r.ni articles should never be used except the !aw. county officials of schools. Intended to Prescriptions from reputable pny- , .... ulcians, as the damage they wil: do !s They are opposed to it. also, be- interest the pupils in country life and tea fold t0 tbe gaod yoa caa p03glblj . cause Georgia, they say, r.’aa been hav- at the same time to be of service in derive from them. Hail’s Catarrh Cure, . , i , , Ing too many elections anyway, about (preparing them for future work. 1 manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., coat, mat covers you up ana< , ... , . , Trtlurlr. n m.ntnln . r, r. maesnau « ., ,1 ' •/ MT as many as she can carry. They ar- waether that work be on the farm or gue, too. that there I3 no precedent In some other occupation or profe3- jfor such a thing in Georgia; that sion. while Georgia wa3 a pioneer in idea of letting the people express their of the country child with few exrep- If you like a long, roomy Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly up on tne blood and mucous surfaces cf the system, in paying Hall's Catarrh If. as statistics show, the education Cure be sure you get the genuine. It Is taken internally and made in Toledo, A Great Lot of Fire and Bankrupt Goods offered to you in one Tre- j wi ,,, , n the ot ' senators , GeJr . ceases with tie rural scboW; 'it monMs'Jie * C °' ™ U * -tendous Sa ' e ' ® ur buyer 1,38 l u,t 8ect us from Chicago a large amo mt Kla baa never s[ood f or the calling of follows that the great body of young Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c. per are anil bankrupt goods. These goods were sold in lots, and our buyer I an Uo!a ,, aa une xplred term, people of the country are left with- bottle. .eked only the very best of the goods offered for us. j wou ,„ estab!lsh an expenlsve pre- out special training that will give them < „ Ta ! I , e Hall ' s Famll - V Pil,s !ot coa ' The bankrupt goods are not dam-aged at ail and the fire goods are only | celeat> thev gay> t0 beg:n „ now . pract | ca i acquaintance with the busl- l n ' - ightly damaged by hating been a little we or burned. The advocates of the primary, on ne3s operations of the farm. Just think of getting the very cr earn of a fire and bankrupt stock in one , he otVr haEma , ntaln that Geor . young Farmers Encnurnged. lomious Fire and Bankrupt Sale. Fire and Bankrupt Prices: g , tr , ou]d b „ untrue t0 the prlncip i e , Tbe subjects thnt can be success- ?Tcoat^T^ead 3c spool. This lbc Hose Supporters 5c pair. Aoout f or which) she has stood in the advo- fully studied in institutes for young cacy of the popular election of sena- people cover a wide range and may tors, if she allowed a man to be ultimately include the entire field of elected for a five-year term ”by the rural life. Since tbe Institute politicians at the capitol." dealing with boys and girls who fo; - tbe most part are without much uious and belt thread made was only mad Is not damaged as to strength id durability. Our regular stock Is -,ot included in this lot. Vard Wide Bleaching 5c yard. Extra rood quality and full 36 Inches wide. "Ml bleaching waa not In the fire roods lot. A 10 cento value. (LOO Wool Gooda 19c yard. These ■e genuine all-wool good, In beaun- 1 patterns, but are slightly stained d burned. The damage to mostly on -he edge. 400 bnnebes Braid, lc each. Regular > and < yard packages ot feather stitch -tld In good quality and widths, lightly soiled by water. Only lc be l. 19c Hose Supporters 5c pair. Aoout 100 pair ladies' and children’s hose supporters in white and black In this lot. A hummer for 5c. Come quick. 15c Barrettes and Pins. 6c each. All these large Barrettes and braid pins are regular 15c and 10c values. In first class condition. BlaCk and White Pins, 4c cube. The famous Triangle C Cube best pins com prising 100 assorted, large and small heads In either black or white. •75c Teddy Bear Caps. 29c each. A great assortment of these ln all col ors and richly trimmed ln fine silk to match. Out of bankrupt stock. In fine condition. Sale begins Saturday. Oct 29th. Be here curly and get ycur choice. COLLAPSE OCCURS IN NEW YORK MARKET, jj ar | with a big enough collar to 1 up snugly, or to button in style, or to lie as shown hen the Sclsaffner & The old. old story, told times with- perlence, and while the subjects treat- out number, and repeated over and ed must be treatedlnawaytobeln- ls'alwa^u'welco^riton-'to'fho^,n ' eni8 ™ e ,0 J hem ’ 1 ‘ by no “ fo H . ( f“' al '» Times-Recorder., search of health—There is nothing In lows ,hat bec * M « the "“P 11 * are n3t Louisville. Ky.. November the world that cures coughs and colds of full age the teachings and truths! Joseph Wendling, charged with Dec line Caused By Unfavor- ulsterette. You’ll never wear able Advices. thing better. It’s fine. as quickly as ChaJnberlain's Cough Remedy. Sold by all Dealers. DISSOLUTION OF BIG CORPORATIONS ASKED. W.A. JOYNER. funeral Directors And Emhalmers, J. H. BEARD, - - Director. The Allison Undertaking Co., Americus, Ga. Telephone 80 and 106. Day Phone 253 Said to Have Violated Anti- Trust Law. taught the mmust be corresponding':’ elementary. On the contrary, since the several subjects to be treated are almost wholly economic, involving dif ficult problems in farm practice and administration, it is of extreme im portance that only the very best teach ers that the institute authorities can secure shall ibe provided, In order that the instruction may be of the most re liable and useful character that aci- the murder of little eight-year-old Alma! Kclner, whose sensational death last winter led to a wild search across the country for tier slayer, pleaded not guilty In the criminal court here today, when the trial started. We have many other good st; in suits and overcoats for yoi (Special to Times-Recorder. New York, November 28.—The (eJ- Co!, S''ess. Is encuraging Many school. children suffer from constipation, which is often the cause of deeming stupidity at lessons. Cham berlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets . , . .are an Ideal medicine to give a chl'd ence and experience can recommend.; for they are mild and gentle In theto All over the land the government.! effect, and .will cure even chronic con- ; with liberal appropriations made by | **lpatlon. Sold by all Dealers, the young eral government today began one of f^mer to a better knowledge of the 111 (jfllVF IIJY RIIUNfl the most Important actions against soi1 ’ of t!le conditions which will make the great corporations, which are said 1)18 cro1 ’ Brow qnd those which will re-| ABUU1 THE COUNTRY to have violated the Sherman anti- '''"J **• and, in a word, the whole j ' trust law, widen Henry A. Wise, Uni:-: science of farming from a practical Suits $18.50 to $35. Overcoats $18 1 THE W. D. BAILEY This store is the home Hart Schaftner & Marx clothe: ed States district attorney, filed i„; standpoint. The young farmer thu, Jfjjfg OfUCililS AfB “BUSy” he United States District court for' secures 1)0:h thfi theoretical and prac the (Southern District of New York, a tIcjI ends of the undertaking at tin peltion asking for the desolation 0 f , 8 ame time. tide American Sugar Refining Com-! • pany and twenty-nine other corpora- as Usual. l. IT. WHEATLEY, President, CRAWFORD IVIIKATU 1 '^ K. E. McNULTY, Otsblcr. tlons, which, compose the so-called WENDLING MAKES PLEA sugar trust. The petition charges an Illegal com-! blnatlon in restraint of trade ar.d asks; Commercial City Ban j Atlanta. Ga., November 2S.—Tiie j i ^tate capitol building will be almost ! .i^j ! deserted this week. Governor Brown Our Deposits are Guaranteed by tB e I OF NOT GUILTY ROes t0 Frankfort ’ Ky - to atteud th - 1 F - a - « from the court relief l a whatever form may ibe necessary, Including a receivership, if deemed advisable. FARM LOANS conference of governors. Commis sioner of Agriculture Hudson leaves today for Chicago to attend a big live stock show. Assistant Commis sioner of Agriculture Bob Wright Dr. R. E. Stalling*, state chemist leave today for New Orleans, to at- November 2S._Some- t " lul tbR meeting of the National As depart- red In the stock market today. The i lnents - The New Orleans conferenco Slayer of Alma Kelner on Trial. acter and Integrity of our Directors J No one l.as ever ma,de a calve, olnt- ■ j m ent or balm to conijiare with Buck- len’s Arnica Salve. It's the one perfect; Yo rk Sores. Scalds* BoMs^ LGcers*' Erzimal thing llke a colla P ae In prices occur- soclatl °n_of food and dairy i ait Rheum. For Sore Eyes, Cold Sor. t! r, '< 1 1“ the stock market today. The I. W. Wheatley, L’. S. S. Ilorne, A. F. Hodges, J. E. Sheppard, —DIRECTORS:— Jnn. T. Ferguson, "• K ’ W. E. Hamilton, Crawford Wheatley F. W. Griffin, N. A. Illll, ant** g. i r - 5 * tv. <’• K. t* | Crrapped Hands, or Sprains, It’s su- main inlluenSe Is ascribed to the " 111 be ln session from November 29 „ .. . . . | . , EWrhi„'."n'! l i’ l l for P1 ’ e3 - 0nly 2ic at interview with Chairman James j I t0 December 2. Dr. Stallings will For cheapestinterest, quickest money and t,Mrld " 1 1)nlg Co - j Hill, Of the Great Northern Railway read a “How to Enforce the asiest terms on farm loans, come to see me. .vh.uo.\.ure packer hill l Co anJ unfavorable tra< * e ^viceb m Puro Food Law *-” INTEREST PAID ON TIME D# W. W. DYKES. TESTIFY AGAINST HIS WIFE ' ^ iUi 9:ee ‘ ludu,tr> - AND HIDES HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR RAW FURS AND HIDES Wool on Commission. Writs lor Hit amUsstof this si Established 1887 OHN WHITE & CO. louisville,ky. 1 (Special to Times-Recorder.) j. Wheeling, W. Va„ November 28,— I Jo f" 1 O. Schcnck. the millionaire packer, whose wife, Laura Karnes- worth Schenck, to charged with pois oning: him, will be called to testify against the woman, wiuen her trlat commences December 19th next, ac cording to a statement male by. the prosecuting attorney today. Croup Is mast prevalent during the dry cold weather of the early winter months. Parents of young children should be prepared for It. All that ta needed Is a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Many mothers arc nev er without It In thtelr homes and It has never (disappointed them. Sold by all Dealers. Maos the sad bttto losdi TO CUBE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnlae Tablets. Druggists refund money If It falls to cure. E. W. OROVE’S signature * on each box. 2.v Better kee^> your temper; It Is worth more to you than to any one else. You.can Judge a woman by things she likes beat PARKED WABEHOK rartri* ELTOX C. PARKER, Prop. (Snc censor to Connell. I desire to extend thanks to_tbe farmara for their P*| past, and ask a continuance ot same promising courted* tentlon to all bualneis entrusted to me. ^ , Hr. Charles a Sheppard will agali weigh cotton tot »*• * M serve yon. Respectfully, ELTON C. PARKED