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— THE AMERICUS WEEKLY TIMES-RECORDER DECEMBER 15. 1910 LOR SAW HILLS LEAD I ln Simplicity, Capacity, Durability, None Bettor •*«"!« Pr.i4hl. anilIona wS."”i OTEAM AND UASOLINE ENGINES Portable aSTATioNARfBoiLEBS Complete Ctoiig’Sawbg ana Shln £ ie Outfits MALLARY MACHINERY CQ.^fe? 1 ^ wpKll5 etailed ^wholesau f?/CES We Pay Express To Any Southern or Adams Express Office ^°#ii Omr Wholesale Department we quote aJoMo", 3 Gallons N.G. Whiskey. $4.45 4 Gallons N.G. Whiskey, 5.60 12 Quarts N. C. Whlskev. 5 50 24 Pints N. G. Whiskey, 3.75 seSSSSw engaged In this business In North Carolina for ^K en Whiskey from peoplo who My to muchtoboat 2 0001 order ship by express collect Ittaleatwoof thlir ten. 1 V!,«°° nc «-and then Ounces eac‘h) to make oneofouxfuUbSii^ pllon..«* rith the ounce buslneM—it's a scheme tnmhYm * monlte r from headquarters ondsi IDI ‘ ,ed hw *«— nail for it Remember the^ abovo'Md w dOTVbo u mirfeTh*W K? 11 l but, on toe ^he^and. liist piningolddlme, pum^orth r^u nn Remit with order and*rctur Southern Distilling Co., facksonville, Florida POirr FOWOrr-Wo pay an the czpma ar.d guarantee - crery drop. 8ome Anna make you pay the eapreas k. and don’t caro anythin* about say tn orders from you. They BAGLEY, Holt Building, rCLES and SUPPLIES, AUTO SUP IES and REPAIRING, VULCAN- ZING. Prices Reasonable. We lo Brazing, and make Broken ‘arts Like New. VASES, AL SCUTTLES, ONGS, PORKERS, GRATE FENDERS, FIRE PLACE FENDERS. W. HARRIS. MCI WAREHOUSE, C. PARKER, Prop. (Sue cesser to Connell. Parker A Co.) to extend thanks to the farmers for their patronage in th k a continuance of aame promiBln* courteou* and prompt at- 1 business entrusted to me. rles C. Sheppard will agali weigh cotton for me. and will be glad Respectful!?, lLTON G PARKER. I kinds of crops and fruit grown in - 0llt “ i:s place at 1<ftr price of $15 per acre. . e oO acres in located only 1 mile from mulroad •*. u ve; g00(1 :-.nce fci, good saw timber: 'land ^nil gasoline er.- 14 tenant i-ouaes der*p well " lin • >arialn at tho price of $12.50 per acre. a above until cff er ue cbove -places at Ue «ovv pnl a . ‘ a ffrc at bargain, it If in *he market for a gooJ farm a. a b terest to see U3 at cnoo. N & CROCKETT, Real Estate Agents. AMERICUS. GA. )mc Seekers and Investors lore you purchase land come to erty county and see the many j|j les over other sections, we j leasure in showing you our tana OKTUMTY. _ • MALONE & SON, Albany, Ga 1ROLD BROTHERS, Warehousemen ?" <1 ,5® s n jn ISS10n Merchants. Also Dealers hi IVood, Brick, Lime, Cerne-*”, M |. a nd Plastering Hair. W *ted Mitchel Wagon. Have j waved a car load of themm oh lies. It I, the best wagon on market. WHAT WILL BECOME 'OF 010 BUILDING? Atlanta Figuring On It for a City Hall. Atlanta, Ga., December 13.—What ever there may be In the movement to move tho state capitol from Atlanta fo Macon and whatever may be the out come of it all, there is but little to be learned to talking to officials at the state house. Efforts to learn something definite from them or get an expression of opinion have invariably resulted In small 'gains. Those that have been reading about it in the papers seem to think there is little chance for the project ever to succeed, while others frankly admit they haven't paid much attention to it. That Macon has all the advantage over Atlanta from a geographical standpoint, being located nearest the center of the state, everybody of course agrees, and there are few would not admit -that if the capitol were there it would be better than having it in Atlanta, taking statewide interests into consideration. And if the question of moving the capitol should be sprung at the next legislature which is not at all im probable there will to a certainty be numerous representatives who wif.l be right in for It from the jump. Hon Joe Hill Hall, of Bibb, for instance, would not surprise any one. least of all Atlanta, by throwing all his influ ence In,its favor. But because it would mean an enor mous expense to the state and would necessitate a more or less disorganiz ed condition of the state’s affairs for a considerable period and because the Immediate advantages to be derived would not be considerable, there doesn't seem to be any reasonable prospect of the capitor. being moved at least in the near future. Whether the capitol Is ever moved or not. however, it is interesting; to figure on what the state house would be good for in case it should. Pulton county will soon have to erect a new court house, and it may suit that purpose line. Or maybe Atlanta would have gTown enough by that time to make good use of it as a city hall. CANDLER LAYING PLANS WELL IN ADVANCE Has His Eye On Job of Governor. WILL STICK TO PASTOR IN SPITE OF DIVORCE Rev. Bailey Still Remains in . Good Standing. Railroad Commissioner Murphy Cand ler Is Regarded as a Strong Prob ability In the Next Gubernatorial Race. Banks On Sure Thing Now. “I’ll never be without Dr. King’s New Life Pills again,” writes A. Schin- geck. 647 Elm St., Buffalo. X. Y. ‘ They cured me of chronic constipation- when ^11 others faileod.” Uneqaaled Billiou8ness, Jaundice, Indigestion, Headache, Chills, Malaria and Debility. 25c at Eldridge Drug Co. COTTON TAKES JUMP ON ACCOUNT OF REPORT Made By Department as to Estimate. New Orleans, La., December 9.- Tra’ders on the floor of the Xcw Or leans co ton exchange were precipitat ed into a frenzy of buying which re called the most exciting occurrences in tkfe history of the exchange fol lowing the posting today of the partment of agriculture’s estimate of the cotton crop for this aeason. There was an immediate advance of from 34 to 39 points In the mast active positions in the future department. The department of agriculture re ported a total production of cotton as 11.428,000 bales. The 1909 crop was 10,004,949, and tiio 1908 crop was 13,587,308. ’ Take Care! Remember that when yonr kidneyi are affected your life ia in danger, hi Slayer, Rochester, N. Y„ says: “Sly trouble eatarted with a sharp shooting pain over my hack which' grew worse dally. I felt sluggish and tired, my kidney action was Irregular and in frequent. I started using Foley'.; Kid ney Pills. Each dose seemed to put new life and strength Into me, and now I am completely cured and feel better ml stronger -than for years.” Sold by all Druggists. TAFT ASKS SENATORS FOR SPEEDY CONFIRMATION Of the Judicial Made Monday. •Washington, D. C., December 13.— President Taft, before today's session of the cabinet, conferred with Sena tors Hale and Lodge and urged them to .secure a speedy confirmation of the Judicial nominations sent to the sen ate yesterday. The senate yesterday aa a senatorial courtesy to Chief Ju3- tico White, who was once a member of that body, at once confirmed hi* pro motion. The president -wants the sen ate to act with dispatch and confirm Associate Justices Lamar and Van De venter, five Judge! of the-Commerce court and two interstate commerce commissioners. Atlanta, Ga., December 12.—That Railroad Commissioner C. M. Con-dler, or Murphey Candler, as he is more familiarly known, will be In -the rac< for governor two years hence, is foregone conclusion, acordlng statements of tils Atlanta, friends. Although iMr| Candler has never been a gubernatorial candidate, hiss been well advertised as a prob ability and a possibility ana other things they call them before. they get into the scrimmage. But Commissioner Candler, it may te stated event at this early writing, is getting ready to -be a candidate for that office In 1912. And he is the only candidate .whose features hmve yet loomed distinct enough on the horizon to be recog nized. There ore other shadowxwhtoh tee haze has not revealed, hut Mur- p'-.ey Candler is right there In the full line of vision. Mr. Candler, as is well known, is a prominent supporter of Hoke Smith and his principles, or at least most ct them. But it has heed said by well known members of the other faction in Geor gia politics that Mr. Oanliler is the least prejudiced and tte most open- minded and conservative of the pro gressive leaders. Mr. Candler is held in the highest esteem by those of true opposing fac tion and -he has friends among tiem who hw.? declared they iwould support him despite his well known polliic.il alliances. He wa3 appointed to the -railroad commission by Hoke Smith upon tho r-s:gratinn of ' Commissioner Fu-ltl; Calloway, and be has since bee® elect d for the remainder of the unexpired term and for the full term of six years to follow. Mr. Candler lives in Dtcatur, De- Kalb county, and practices law in At lanta. for he has time to which keep up his practice, not being c: roan, and he is not required to give his full time to the duties of -railroad commissioner. There has been some talk of 1.1; en tering the race for senator, only -n case Gov.-elect Smith does not run, but so far as can be lecrnei it is only talk. Atlanta. Ga., December 12.—Tho novel sight of a Methodist past whose wife Is suing for divorce, -and to whom the court has ordered -him pay alimony and yet who is occupy ing the pulpit and is in good standing with the church, is that occupied bv Rev. J. H. Bailey, pastor of -the Lin dale Method 1st church in- the Rente district of the North Georgia confer ence, Varoiis allegations of oruelty are made in Mns. 'Bailey’s petition, anti their 10-year-old son takes the side of the mother. (The suit for divorce has -not yet been tilled and the case has only been gone Into to a sufficient extent to en able the court to pass upon a claim for alimony, whin hwas awarded at <20 per monthi on a temporary basis. (Nevertheless -the suit was on file with allegations of mistreatment when the North Georgia conference met at Athena. And yet when the namo of the Rev. J. H. .Rai-ley was called conference under the question rela tive to this characters of its members, Presiding Elder John S. Jenkins, of the Rome district,, arose and an swered: “Nothing against him.” That' was indicative, at least, full confidence on the' part of <hls as sociates to the church. How’s This. We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Qt We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially ulile to carry out any obligations made by his firm. Walding. Klnnan & Marvin, Wholesa'e Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken intern ally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Prices, 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti pation. SOUTH GEORGIA LEADS THE STATE This Section Supplied ~ of Increase. Savannah, Ga., December 13.—The four congressional districts In South Geo'gia furnished more than haflf of the increaso of population in Georgia during the past ten year*. These districts are the First, Second, Third and Eleventh. Their contribution to the state's growth was 10,348 more than that ol the seven other district* combined, in cluding Fulton county and the capita?. The actual Increase was 201,569. This -wonderful showing fulfills pro* dictions that South Georgia was mak ing a runaway race in growth as com pared with other sections of the state. Some of its counties show very large increases, evidently Its cities all are growing, white the counties which have none of the larger citic3 show very aoad increases. The census figures arc sufficient rea- m for a very boastful attitude on the part of South Georgia. It has been long suspected that this 'part of the state had 'begun to come into its own and that it was setting a pace that would be hard to follow. The figures show that every partldle of that expectation -was grounded fact A .Simple Safeguard for Mothers. Mrs. D. Gilekeson, 326 Ingles Ave. Youngstown, Ohio,* gained wisdom by experience. “My little gJri had a se* vere cold and coughed almost contin uously. My sister recommended Foley's Honey and Tar. The first dose I give her relieved the inflammation in her thoat and after using only one bottle her throat "and lungs were entirely free from inflammation. Since then i always keep a bottle of Foley’s Honey nda TVir In thejiouse. Accept no sub stitutes. Sold by all Druggists. SO TREATING YOCB FftlESD IS TACOMA HERE AFTER City Commissioner Hakes -Let’s Have a Drink" a Misdemeanor. LARS BOAT DESTROYED BY FIRE AT MOBILE For First-Class Plumbing and Electrical Work CALL No. 580 W. D. PAYNE. Plumbing and Electrical Contractor. Re pairing a Specially. Cotney Building Crew Had Narrow Escape With Lives. Mobile, Ala., December 13.—The Eastern Shore liner General Lee, val ued at <30,000, was totally destroy ed by fire early this morning while lying at the wharf at Blair Hope, 14 miles across the bay from here. The crew had narrow escapes, .loalnj their clothing nnd personal effects. The boat was commanded hy Capt. Owen Roberts, and carried a crew of eight men. It was Insured for <12,500. Foley's Kidney Pills are tonic In ac tion, quick In results, and restore the natural actlsn of tho kidneyi and bladder. They correct Irregualrltles. Sold Iby all Druggists. WANTS TO RE TRIED AGAIN Court Asked to Declare For mer Trial Void. .Nashville, Tenn., December 13.—A petition asking the Davidson County Criminal court to declare Illegal and void the proceedings by -which Robin J. Cooper, charged -with the murder of Senator Edward Carmack, was freed, was filed this morning by attorneys who represented the state in the trial to which Robin J. Cooper and his fa ther, Duncan B. Cooper, were convict ed, and by Sam Carmack, a brother of Senator Cannack, and prosecutor of the case against the Cooper's. No one C aa ever made a salve, oint ment or baim to compare with Buck- ien's Arnica Salve. U'b the one perfect hhaler of Outs, Corns, Burns, Bruises, Sores, Scai.de, Bolls, Ulcers, Eczema, alt Rheum. For Bore Eyes, Cold Sorvs, Chapped Hands, or Sprains, it’s su preme. Infallible for Piles. Only 25c at BUILDING TO COST A MILLION IS PLANNED FOB ATLANTA linge Structure 1VR1 lie Erected Forsyth Street LEIio Kind You Haro Always Bought, nud which has been in uso for over 30 years, has borno tho signature of — and has been made under Jiis per- sonal supervision, since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. A11 Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Jnst-as-good” aro but Experiments that trillo tv 1th and endanger tho health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What Is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Js Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago Js Its guarantee. Ifc destroys Worms nnd aUnys Foverlahneaa, It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach nnd BoweJs, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children’s Panacca-Tlic Mother’s Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA AtLWAYS Bears the Signature of The Kind You Hare Always Bought) in Use For Over 30 Years. THC CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MURRAY RTRKKT. BtWYORl B9 IDEAL BAKERY ! NOW FURNISHING FIRST CLASS FRESH BREADS, CAKES, PIES, Etc. at OLD TIMES-RECORDER OFFICE, 208 FORSYTH STREET. Telephone No. 14Q. Orders Promptly Delivered Your Working Dollar never sleeps, nor does It wear out, but keeps on working for you day and night provided they aro deposited in tills bank. If your dollars aro not at work, but are Idle In your pocket, get them out and deposit them under our Inter est plan. Americus Trust & Savings Bank Americus National Bank Building FARM LOANS For cheapest interest, quickest money and easiest terms on farm loans, come to see me. W. W. DYKES. Funeral Directors And Embalmers, J. H. BEARD, - - Director. The Allison Undertaking Co., Americus, Ga. Telephone 80 and 106. Day Phone 25^ W. SHEFFIELD, Pres’t E. D, SHEFFIELD: Cashier. FRANK SHEFFIELD, V.-l’res’t. Admits, Ga., December 13.—A char ter .was asked today for rile Forsyt'-' Improvement Company, ; wbir.fi ixises to erect a twentyJlvc story building cm a lot on Forsyth street opposite the new postofflee. Tfie laud which sold a few years ago at <25,- 000 baa Just been .purebaaed for <100,- 000. The buDding, it 4*. ■toted, wilt approximately <1,000,000. BANK OF COERCE, AMERICUS, GA. In New Home, Formerly l’ostoillee Building, Forsyth Street. General Banking business transacted and ail consistent courtesk-s ex tended patrons. Certificates of Deposit issued earning intererC. Whiskey 5^Bottle!