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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1900

Page

6

State Democratic Committee Sets May 15 Primary

The State Democratic Executive Committee met in Atlanta with full attendance. It approved a statewide primary on May 15 for governor, state officers, two supreme court justices, and two prison commissioners by direct vote. It also ordered a June 14 state convention in the House to nominate a state ticket and delegates for the Democratic National Convention in Kansas City on July 4. County committees to set times and methods for county primaries.

Atlanta State Democratic Executive Committee F. G. duBignon Aupreme Court House of Representatives Kansas City

Lifesaving Cure for Typhoid Pneumonia Heroic Recovery

Hannibal citizen J. E. Lilly survived a severe typhoid fever that progressed to pneumonia and lung hardening. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after a bottle brought relief and a full recovery. The medicine is advertised as the quickest cure for throat and lung troubles, with samples offered at E. J. Eland Drug Store.

J. E. Lilly Hannibal Walor E. J. Eland

Rain prospect 18 promising for Sumter farmers

Life damage is done here by recent freeze but favorable seasons may yield an immense grain crop. Wheat and oats look strong though cold damage has reduced some acreage. In Americus the wheat is tall and bright. Farmers plan to plant more corn as hog and hominy prospects brighten. This may be an all cotton year in Sumter.

Sum Americus Sumter

Bismarck's Iron Nerve and Health Claims

Advert says Dr. King's New Life Pills restore strength and energy, claiming perfect health by correcting stomach liver eye and bowel issues. Promoted at E. J. El-Hage's drug store with price noted.

Bismarck Dr. King E. J. el- Hage

Merchants Rally for Cochran Cotton Mill Funding

A mass meeting in Cochran saw $23,000 subscribed toward a planned cotton mill with a committee appointed to secure further subscriptions. Townsfolk and surrounding country residents show growing interest, with Sumter residents also pledging support if Americus backs the project. merchants expect mills to pay higher cotton prices and boost local activity.

Sumter Americus

Sumter County Teachers to Receive January Pay

A Sumter county school payroll will be distributed this morning totaling 2537 dollars for January salaries. Checks were issued yesterday to sixty teachers and will be paid promptly, with the full amount settled by the commissioner. The payment is expected to refresh memory and efficiency among the teaching staff.

Nixty County Sumter

Dutiful daughter and the pains of womanhood

A reforming letter urges mothers to inform themselves for daughters health and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sonative Wash to relieve menstrual pain and leucorrhea. Miss Carkitt of Michigan and Mrs Adkins of Missouri share relief stories praising the remedy.

Lydia E. Pinkham Nannie Adkins la Due

Burglar Comedy Ends With Near Tragedy at Big Store

A one act scene in a large American store turned tense when a burglar triggered a near tragedy. Three policemen and about six frightened salesmen armed with buckshot loaded shotguns lined the stairs. The intruder surrendered after a clerk on the upper floor played along.

Americas

Pretty grounds for picnics near city resort planned

Will and Lee Hansford announce a new picnic ground two miles from the Smithville road. They will convert part of their ten acre property with a natural lake, a fine spring and a grove into a seasonal destination featuring boats, bath houses and a chute. The site’s proximity to town suggests it will become a popular spring and summer retreat.

Will Lee Hansford Smithville Road

Freeze Sparking Worries Over Georgia Fruit Crop

Reports from Georgia and the fruit belt describe a severe frost with temperatures well below freezing and quarter inch ice. While early fruit blooms appear relatively resilient, experts say two to three days are needed to assess potential damage as buds show any effects and millions may be affected. gardens suffered only minor harm.

Americas Georgia

Save Your Money with Tutt’s Liver Pills

An advertisement proclaims Tutt's Liver Pills cure diseases of the stomach liver or bowels and save doctors bills. It claims no reckless assertions and urges sick headache dyspepsia malaria constipation and biliousness to try Tutt's Liver Pills endorsed by a million people.

Tutt

Insurance 18 Promptly Paid in Americus

A letter from Faxxre M Wins of Americus Georgia dated March 15 1900 to Fred B Arthur agent for Mutual Life Insurance Co New York thanks for check No 182258 for one thousand dollars settling policy 419990 on the life of her deceased husband and commends the prompt settlement.

Americus Fred B. Arthur The Mutual Life Insurance Co New York M. Wins

Brady Announces Candidacy for Sumter Sheriff

Mr. Albert Brady formally announces his candidacy for sheriff of Sumter county. Joining him on the ticket as deputies are W. O. Barrow and J. F. Daniel. The trio are widely known in Sumter and the ticket is seen as very strong.

Albert Brady Sumter County Brady Messrs W. O. Barrow J. F. Daniel Sumter

Prospect of Early Primary In Sumter County

Sumter County leans to an early primary after the State Democratic Executive Committee set May 15 for the state ballot. Judge J B Pilsbury, head of the county Democratic committee, plans a meeting next Saturday the 24th to agree on a date for county officer nominations. A May or June primary would please candidates as about twenty have entered the race.

Sumter County Democratic Executive Committee J. B. Pilsbury Sumter

Body Found In Deep Ditch On Wynn Street

Passersby on Wynn street discover the body of Bob Felton a sixty year old invalid in a water filled ditch. The coroner's inquest returns a verdict in line with the observed facts noting he likely fell in during a night of pain and drowned.

Wynn Street Bob Felton Felton Duckworth

Mosley's Lemon Elixir claims and testimonial notice

An advertisement promotes Dr H Mosley Lemon Elixir as a tonic for biliousness digestive issues and various ailments with a testimonial from L J Alldred Ga State Senate Doorkeeper stating weight gain and restored health after using the product. It claims prices 50c and 100 per bottle and lists Atlanta Ga as the prepared location.

Mosley Draemats Dr. H. Mosley Atlanta L. J. Alldred Doorkeeper State Senate

Private testimonial on medicine for women's ailments travels Salem

A reader from A Gaesnam, Salem, N O writes that the medicine is the best for the diseases it was recommended for and that they have tried many kinds for women's troubles.

Mozley Gaesnam

Mozley Lemon Hot Drops Claim Cure All Throat Ailments

An old advertisement for Mozley's Lemon Hot Drops promotes a cure for coughs colds hoarseness sore throat bronchitis and throat and lung diseases. It states the product is prepared only by druggists and lists Dr H A Mozley of Atlanta Georgia as the maker. The line includes garbled text and misspellings.

Icat H. A. Mozley Atlanta

Shipment of Fine Cattle to Cuba via Port Tampa

Three or four carloads of Georgia cattle were shipped through Americus yesterday totaling nearly a hundred head. The beeves were billed to Port Tampa and will proceed to a Cuban port.

Americus Port Tampa

Trainload Of Cotton Arrives For Americas Compress Co

A freight yard scene yesterday morning showed a trainload of cotton bound for the Americas Compress Co from points along the line. Twenty five carloads totaling about 1500 bales arrived, underscoring Americus as a leading cotton market in southwest Georgia with shipments flowing from Georgia and southern Alabama.

Central Railroad Americas Compress Co Americus Georgia Alabama

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