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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1902

Page

6

Wade Barlow Dies in Dooly After Long Americus Ties

Dr. Wade Barlow 86, a pioneer and influential citizen of Americus and Dooly county, died suddenly at Snow after a long career in medicine and business. Survived by son William and three daughters Mrs. Ivey, Mrs. George Netherton, and Mrs. D. M. Borum, he lived with his son in Snow following residence in Americus for decades. The death ends a prominent era in Sumter and surrounding counties.

Wade Barlow Dooly County Snow D. 41. Borum Dr. Bartow Bartow Americus Sumter County Barlow Haa William Barlow Ivey George Netherton Macon D. M. Boru

Dysentery Cured Without Aid of Doctor Says Drummond Merchant

A Drummond Texas merchant reports relief from dysentery after a single bottle of Chamberlain's Collo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He claims no doctor was needed, praising the medicine as the best bowel remedy for children and adults. Sold by all druggists.

T. A Drummond Teun Rae

Terrell Now Lending Money and No County Tax Expected

Sumter neighboring Terrell County is financially strong with no tax likely this year. The Dawson News reports the September board of county commissioners will consider the county levy and expects no levy due to profits from dispensaries. Current figures show $9,000 in interest and $3,500 in the treasury.

Sumter Terrell County Dawson News Board of County Commissioners

Allegorical Girl and Man with Cyclone Cellar Foreshadow Risk

An old allegorical image of a frightened girl near a grasshopper parallels a man who spends a fortune on a cyclone cellar while neglecting his family with alcohol. The passage touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy as prompt and reliable, widely sold by druggists.

Tojproje Chamberlain

Returns From Eastern Trip To Clifton Springs Health Resort

Mr Crawford Wheatley came home from Clifton Springs New York where he spent a month health improv ing little for Mrs Wheatley She will stay several months longer John W Wheatley party in New York City plans Clifton Springs return Readers learn Henry L Shattuck of Shellaburg cured of long stomach trouble after using four boxes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets previously tried other remedies and physicians for relief Sold by all druggists.

Crawford Wheatley Clifton Springs Henry L. Shattuck Shellaburg Chamberlain

Four Mules Pull Heavy Farm Wagon Into Americus

A rare wagon in Americus carried several hundred firstelons drawn by four high quality mules valued at 8000 or 900. The driver, Mr. K. M. McDonald, reported the load yielded nearly as much as a farm cotton shipment.

Americus K, M. McDonald

Graveyard Dodger Battle Sparks Local Shuffle

The public dispute over the graveyard dodger pamphlet escalated when Eason Smith attacked F G Olver at Olver’s shop near the artesian well, delivering several slaps after a heated exchange over names on the circular. Nearby observers noted limited excitement as the bout ended with Smith leaving. Also present, E H Watkins, a prominent Putnam county planter escorting his visits to Americus for possible land investments. Catarrh discussed as a local issue with a sales pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming constitutional disease treatment and a money-back guarantee from J HeneeY & Co. Toledo, Ohio.

Olver Smith Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Heney & CO

Conductor Hopes For Prohibition Vote After Delayed Train

A passenger train to Montgomery stalled briefly in Americus as ferrous loads of beer kegs and whiskey bottles were readied for shipment. The conductor, watching the loading, lamented the town’s prohibition delays and urged a wet vote to speed freight operations.

Montgomery Americus Probi Samter

Doctor Endorses Foley’s Kidney Cure in Kentucky Practice

Dr George Ewing a Grove Kentucky physician for over thirty years shares his experience with Foley's Kidney Cure. He suffered kidney and bladder trouble and enlarged prostate before using three bottles and achieving complete relief. He now prescribes it daily and recommends to other physicians. John R Hudson.

George Ewing A Grove Foley John R. Hudson Marion Fee Danreate John R Hudson

Sliced coon souvenir amid street fight on Lamar Street

Report of a melee between two Black men on Lamar Street ending with one man severing the other's right thumb. The injured man fled thumb and all, a bystander kept the severed slice as a souvenir. A separate testimonial notes recovery with Foley's Honey and Tar.

Lamar Street

It Is Still Worthwhile To Be Right In Disputed Matters

A pithy aphorism on principle and justice stating that pursuit of truth remains valuable regardless of who bears fault. It emphasizes steadfast integrity over assigning blame in disagreements.

Boy Cured of Colic After Physician's Failed Treatment

Four year old boy suffered colic and cramps. Morphine injections worsened him until Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was given. within half an hour he slept and recovered. F. L. Wilkins of Shell Lake, Wis, booker for Shell Lake Lumber Co, reports the cure. For sale by all druggists.

Chamberlain F. L. Wilkins Shell Lake Wis

State University to Reopen With Three Departments

The 102nd session of the University of the State will open on September 18. The institution operates in Academic, Law and Agricultural divisions. Resident tuition is waived except in the law department. Agriculture expands with a Short Winter Course, One Year Course and Full Course. Dormitories provide free room. Denmark Hall offers board at $8,060 per month. Chancellor W. B. Hill offers a hand book and catalogue on request.

University of the State Denmark Hall W. B. Hill

Georgia to yield one million bales of cotton this year

Georgia farmers expect a near record cotton crop with estimates reaching about 1,000,000 bales despite drought. The agriculture department is compiling data and Commissioner Stevens will announce his forecast next week. The notice ends with an advertisement for Biomeeh and Liver Tablets.

Georgia Department of Agriculture Stevens

Notice on shoe firm accounts transferred to collection

Due to taking a job out of the city I cannot manage Schumpert Shoe Co matters. All accounts are turned over to Mr T F Callaway for collection and I urge all debtors to settle with him promptly. Signed J W Hicurower.

Schumpert Shoe Co T. F. Callaway J. W. Hicurower

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