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HOUSEWARMSUP
IN FIGHTING ON
DEBATES LIMIT
ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 9.—The anti
prohibitionists in the house used up
the entire two hours of yesterday's
cession in a filibuster, which their
leaders declared will be kept up until
the prohibitionists agree to consider
the general appropriations bill ahead
of the prohibition measures.
The prohibitionists sat steady In the
heat and let the antis filibuster to
their hearts’ content, while their lead
ers said the prohibitionists would not
te forced by the antis to do anything,
and would stay in session until Christ-
PATTERSON FARM.
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Aunt Patsy Poultry Feed Co.,
Gentlemen:
Ship me at once, 20 hundred pound bags Aunt Patsy
Mash. I have discontinued using all other Mash but Aunt Patsy
several months ago. I see the mistake I made by not using it exclus
ively two years ago when I first became acquainted with its merits. I
find it the best for increasing the egg yield. My young stock have
been fed Aunt Patsy every day since they were a week old, and they
are a promising looking flock of White Rocks, and I expect them to
give a good account of themselves in the fall and winter shows.
Very truly,
. J.P.Patterson.
Ask your dealer for Aunt Patsy, the egg producer, if he has not
got the feed, write Aunt Patsy Poultry Feed Co., Memphis, Tenn.,
and they will see that you get it.
For Fresh Home-made Candies
made daily, all kinds best fruits and finest confec
tionaries, soda water, select line cigars and tobaccos,
call on us. Phone 142’ Deliveries made anywhere
in the city.
J. Sedalis Confectionary Co.
203 Forsyth Street
mas, if necessary to carry through the
program agreed upon by the prohibi
tion majority.
At the beginning of the afternoon
session, Representative J. E. Sheppard
of Sumter, a prohibition leader, intro
duced a resolution limiting individual
speeches for the afternoon session, to
ten minutes on any and all subjects.
Led by Representative R. B. Black -
I urn, of Fulton, and Representative
Ed Wohlwender, of Muscogee, the anti
prohibitionists launched a filibuster
against the resolution, and succeeded
in forcing six aye and nay roll calls.
These roll calls consumed the entire
two hours of the afternoon session,
which had been fixed for this period
with adjournment at 5 o’clock.
The last roll call was on the adop
tion of the resolution, and the resolu
tion passed. By this time, however,
the hour of adjournment had arrived,
so that the resolution had no effect,
being worded so as to apply only to
THE AMERICUS DAILY TIMES-RECORDER
> speeches during the afternoon session.
The anti-prohibitionists can proba
bly muster enough votes to sustain the
. call for the ayes and nayes, and this
I being the case, they can prolong the
• extra session indefinitely, if they see
I fit to do so.
• The prohibition leaders called atten
tion during the filibuster yesterday as-
. ternoon to the fact that Representative
> Fullbright, of Burke, who has fre
. quently stated on the floor of the
r house that he favors prohibition, voted
1 with the antis in sustaining calls for
. the ayes and nays, thereby helping to
» prolong the filibuster.
, After the adjournment of the after
-1 noon session, the prohibition leaders
expressed themselves as being per-
- fectly content to let the antis prolong
- the filibuster.
“The responsibility for a long ex
, tra session caused by an anti-prohibi
, tion filibuster will rest upon the op
j ponents of prohibition,” said Repre
sentative M. J. Yoemans, of Terrell,
one of the prohibition steering cam
mittee in the house. “The prohibition
ists will pass their bills in short order
as soon as they can reach them in reg
ular parliamentary order, and then [
they will pass the general appropria- i'
tion bill and dispose of all other mat
ters before the extra session without ,
’ losing a moment’s time. If the oppon- ’
ents of prohibition prolong the session .
ty a filibuster, they alone must as- 1
sume the responsibility.”
At the opening of the morning house ‘
session Monday Representative Full- 1
■right proposed to the prohibition lead- !
ers that the anti-prohibitionists would S
agree not to filibuster, provided the j
• prohibitionists would not set aside the
appropriations bill in order to take up J
the prohibition bills ahead of it. The I
house adjourned for the prohibitionists •
to caucus and pass upon the proposal.
It soon developed that the proposal *
made by Representative Fullbright t
was not supported by the antis, as they *
sent an olive branch committee from I
their caucus which agreed not to fili
buster, provided the prohibitionists
would raise the alcohol limit in their
bills from one-half of one per cent, to
one per cent., and make the bills es- I
$15 T .OO
A new and large assortment of
LADIES’ COAT SUHS
Fnr trimmed or plain, belted back
or box back, Navy, Russian Green,
Black ard African Brown.
Values up to $20.00
CHiCHESI Ek S PILLS
W THE DIAMOND BBAND. X
-/Lffdlesl Ask your DrugglM. for /j\
$ <'M-ches-t,ar a Diamond
fcOllis* in lied and Gold
boxes, scaled with Blue Ribbon,
WJ Trnu other. Buy of your *
H ~ Druff«l-t.
2 77 DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for 25
VT* r :
/ SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
tective July 1, 1916, instead of Jan
uary 1, 1916. This the prohibitionists
very emphatically and promptly re
jected. and the filibuster at the after
noon session was the result.
The senate wasted no time yester
day. The prohibition anti-shipping
bill was enacted, and also the bill re
pealing the tax on near beer and lock
er clubs. Being up with its calendar,
the senate had no afternoon session.
DOYOUWANTTWINS
IN YOUR FAMILY?
No, we don’t mean children, we re
fer to those wonderful twins of the
medical world, that should always be in
I every home- Squaw Nervatum and
■ Big Chief Rynol.
Both of these splendid remedies are
absolutely harmless, being produced by
combining the best vegetable substances
that Nature has given to man. There
are no harmful drugs, both remedies
work painlessly, harmlessly and pleas
antly. (»
Squaw Nervatum is woman’s best
friend. Nothing is as good in cases of
Suppression of Menses, Painful or Pro
fuse Menstration, Female Weakness,
Nervous Prostration, Hysteria, Sterility
and Change of Life. Thousands of wo
men owe their health and happiness to
Squaw Nervatum, as is proven by the
thousands of thankful letters we have
received.
Big Chief Rynol is the finest all
round medicine in the world—splendid
for stomach, liver, kidneys and impure
blood. It is a pleasant substitute for
calomel and other stringent drugs, and
is more thorough in its work.
With Squaw Nervatum and Big Chief
Rynol in the house, you will never lack
a good remedy for any disease. In order
to introduce these great remedies to the
Southern homes, we will cut off 55c on
your first $1 bottle if you use the cou
pon below:
THIS COUPON and 45c is food for either
a $1 bottle of Squaw Nervatum or Bis
Chief Rynol, at
HOWELL'S PHARMACY. Amerwus, Ga.
Manufactured exclusively by
RUSH MEDICINE CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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LOST—Diamond brooch, sot with
pearls. Return to T. C. Tillman and
get reward. 8-2 t
LOST —Lavaliere with ruby and a
pearl drop; on Lee street, or in front
of Kress. Reward if returned to C. S.
Hogg.
LOST —Setter dog; white with tan
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FOR RENT
FRESH CABBAGE and Lettuce
Plants; Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
iLoses and Shrubbery; Strawberries.
R. D. Stewart, Phone 705, next to
Poole's Grocery.
FOR SALL
FOR SALE —We have a client who
w ishes to sell house and lot on Brown 1
street better known as the Lamar
Home. Will sell a part cash with re
mainder good securities. Call on
Wallis & Fort. 5-ts
SING AND PLAY your own accom
paniment; no knowledge of music nec
essary; only one dollar for the entire
course. The Musical Chart Company,
1805 Eastern Parkway, Louisville, Ky.
25-30 d
FOR SALE—M. M. Lowrey residence
on Lee St., formerly know'n as J. G.
Dodson home. Sealed bids will be re
ceived until Nov. 15. 1915. The best
offer gets the property, subject to ap
proval of the department. N. M. Dud
ley, Receiver Americus National Bank.
4-10 t
DIXIE GEM—Best JELLICO Coal
in Americus. Spot cash price Six Dol
lars per ton. Your money back if not
satisfied. Telephone 303. C. J. CLARK.
1 3 - ■* | 7-tt
SUMTER COUNTY GROWN seel
rye, oats and wheat for sale. Sunny
Hill Farm, Americus, Ga., Lee M.
Hansford, Propr. 1-ts i
FOR SALE OR RENT: Desirable
six room residence, crib, buggy shed
and stables. Size of lot "5 X 185 ft.
I Also an adjoining vacant lot Will
sell with or without vacant lot. Small
cash payment, remainder on easy
terms. If interested' see W. L. Dupree.
7-ts
FOR SALE: Pair cheap mules. Ap- I
ply “Mules,” this office. 7-3 t
FOR SALE—Good milch cow; fresh
in milk. G. R. Ellis.
AUTOMOBILE—For sale cheap; five I
passenger “Mitchell.” See Lee Allen |
31?tf I
I ?
WANTED—Miscellaneous I
LOANS made on farms at Six Per- I
Cent Interest. J. J. Hanesley.
Before buying lands, get a report on I
the title from The Americus Abstrac- I
Company. We have already looked 1: I
up. AM ERIDUS ABSTRACT CO. I
12-ts |
FARM LOANS—Can give good I
terms on f arm loans; money plentl- I
fu’. w. W. Dykes. 16-tT ■
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, lilt.
FARM LOANS —at 6 per cent, inter
est. Terms satisfactory. R. L. May
nard.
WANTED, JOB as overseer by a good
man. Address, Overseer, this office.
7-3 t
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on The Americus Abstract Company.
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of progress as the best
town in Georgia.
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the popular drink in
America.
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It gives new life to the
whole system.
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