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Mr. GOEBEL SWORN IN.
wounded Man Becomes Governor Of keI
tucky and Issnes Orders.

wounded Man Becomes Governor of Ken.
tucky and Issaes Orders.
Frankfort. KY. Jan. 3I-William
Goebel was shortly before 9 o'clock to.
night sworn in as governor of Kentucky
and !. c. Beckham few minutes later
took the oath as liedtenant governor.
The oath was administered to both zen
by Chief Justice Hazlerigg of the court
of appeals The plan TO make Goebel
governor was set in motion early in the
afternoon. A statement was prepared
saying that the boards which had heard
the contests for governor and lieutenant
governor had decided in favor of Goebel
and Beckham; that the boards intended
to report their finding to the legislature.
but that they had been prevented from
doing 50 by the action of Governor Tay.
lor in declaring the legislature adjourn.
ed. The statement then goes on to say
that the members of tn. legislature we're
driven from place to place by the militia
and threatened with arrest whenever
they attempted to hold meeting. 1t
was declared the belief of all the signers
of the statement that Goebel and Beck
ham were the legally elected governor
and lieutenant governor, and each man,
as he signed the paper, announced that
be voted for the adoption of the majority
report of the contest boards. which de.
clared Goebel and Beckham to be the
men rightfully entitled to the Office.
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ELpoRA'S OUTLOOK.
Depth sGstains Predic tlons OF Permenency
of tho Ore lSOdiea.

Depth. .s0stains Predictions Of PermRnency
Of tho Ore Bodies.
A prominent Colorado Springs min.
ing man has just returned from Eldora
where be went on tour Of inspection.
He is very enthusiastic over the pros.
poets of Eldora and its future He was
surprised to tlnd such marked improve:
ment as had taken place since his last
visit to the camp; new parts of the dis
trict have been opened up where i'm.
mense bodies Of pay mineral have been
found, and the area Of the camp greatly
increased.
Sylvanite has been found on Bryan
mountain about two miles west of where
it is mined on Spencer mountain. Free
gold has been found IN Eldora mountain
in 40 foot shaft, and on the same
mountain aoat has been found running
thousands of dollars TO the ton. Large
bodies of sulphide ore with tellurium
running through them have recently
been found, changing ores from mill
ing to smelling proposition. In addi-
ton to shipment of ore that was made
short time ago which averaged over $50
per ton, net, ore was recently shipped
that ran as high as $40 per pound.
One thing that has been demonstrated
at Eldora during the past year is that
the ore bodies that have been cut at a
depth Of $50 feet are larger and carry
higher values; and the ore bodies are
very much bigger and are of a much
higher grade than on the surface work.
ings. Various kinds Of new machinery
is going into the camp, which is very
good evidence of the substantial maner
in which the properties there are being
worked.-pai!y Mining Record,
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Governor GOeDe|
Bottles De0I|
CLASH OF AUTHORITY.
But all Kinds ofSupport Are Promised tho
Gobel Government,

Gobel Government,
Frankfort, Feb. I-2:3o p. M.-The
physicians have just reported that they
fear blood poison has set in and that Mr.
Goebels death can no. long be averted.
Democratic leaders have instructed the
physicians to give out no further detailed
reports OF Goebel's condition. as they de.
sire the Republicans to believe he has
good chance to recover.
Governor Taylor still remains at the
capitol, not having lef, it since the shoot
ing. His meals are sent TO him by his
wife from the executive mansion.
Shortly after noon attorneys tor Gov.
ernor Taylor me. with counsel Of Gov.
ernor Gcebel at the Capitol hotel. tits
understood they agreed to submit the
case 10 the court of appeals for final de.
cision at once.
The National Guard still stand by the
T ylor government, although 1t is rumor.
ed that General Cas,leman will arrive
from Louisville today and assume the
position of adjutan. general under G,e
bel. Telegrams are pouring in from
friends OF Goebel all owe, the state ct
iering to organize companies OF the Ma
tional Gaurd which will recognize Goe
bel as governor.
Aojutan Mt General Collier today denie d
abundance to the capitol by me mbers OF
the le gisla,ure. saying it was not neces
sary they should be there as the legisla
,ure had been adjourned by the COVER
nor to meet IN London.
The life OF Chief Justice Hazlerigg
has been threatened. Ii Is nov stated
that be was to have been one Of the vic
TINS at the time Of Goebe ASSASSINATION
but was marned and did not rush out OF
the building at the time OF the shooting
as was expected he would.
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To Celebrate Anniverssries

= Mrs Helen L. Grenfell. state snpeTin
tendent of public instruction, has sent
pamphlets to all the schools in the state,
which set forth that the anniversaries of
the birthdays # Lincoln and Washing
ton, both of which occur in February,
should be appropriately celebrated. The
pamphlets, which are printed in red and
blue ink on white paper, present a
patriotic appearance and contain. in ad.
diton to short sketches of the lives OF
Lincoln and Washington. suitable selec.
tons for recitations on such occasions.
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A DISASTROUS FIRE.

Visits the City of Day ton, Ohio, During
Cold Wind st orm.
Dayton, O.. Feb. Fire destroyed
$500 900 worth of property at Foundry,
West and Canal streets this morning.
The temperature was four degrees below
zero and high wind rendered 6remen's
efforts almost futile. Steamers were
brought in from Cincinnati and other
cities and al noon the fire was brought
under control. Many 6remen had their
feet and hands frozen.
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Mr. ShAFROTh SPEAKS.

Colorado Congressman Attacks Great
Britain's War Policy.
Washington, Feb. I-Congressman
Shafroth of Colorado in debate today
took occasion to score Great Britain for
its policy in the Transvaal. He urged
mediation Of the powers and said that
Great Britain had no right to interfere 10
the affairs of the South African republic.
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Mileage Deuied X oberts.

Washington, Feb. The house CON-
m:ttee today decided that Brigham H,
Roberts is not entitled to mileage as he
was never entitled to membership. His
mileage amounts to SI,o38So
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Frankfort. Feb. LAP nj. Is stated
on good authority that Taylcr has agreed
to withdraw his proclamation converting
the legisla.urAat London mex. Wednes
day and will permit it to assemble here
tomorrow.
Senator Blackburn IS en- route here. 1t
is said that h. will b: assassinated it he
arrives Efforts are being made by his
friends to keep him from coming
The Farmers National bank. the
state depository. refused this afternoon
to pay moneys to the militia on warrants
of Taylor's adjutant General. pending
decision as to who is Governor.
At 4 o'clock DR. Hume remarked that
the fact that pneumonia had developed
in MIR Gobels case was not discourag-
ing sign. but was often good one. MIR
Goebel rolled over unassisted and
said to his brother. lam gong to get
well now sure"
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Cape,own, Feb. IA message from
Kimberly states that bombardment Of
that city by the Beers Saturday. Sunday
and Monday was hotter than ever. over
1000 shells being thrown into the town
during that period.
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London. Feb. I-S,. James Gizette
reports on good authority that Buller's
forces have Iecrossed to the north side
Of the Tugela, have engaged the enemy
there and the,ight is now on.
The statement Of the St. James
Gazette that On important battle is now
raging on the Tugela river is generally
credited. as the paper is one OF the mos,
reliable in London and often publishes
officially inspired articles that are Eek
chavez"
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A Bio B0Ne
R0gllg Ag0|l|
STILL THE LOSSES GROW.
Estlmatsd that Buli. Lost 1900 men 1
Tagela Campaign.

Estlmated that Buii. Lost 1900 men In
Tage,a Campaign.
London, Feb. 1.-The supplemental
list OF casualties fill two columns in non
pareil tye in the morning papers, making
900 reported thus far for General Bul
ler : operations north OF the Tugela. The
Daily Chronicle estimates that the total
exceeds 1000.
The 40 per cent at Spion kop is great.
er than any British force ever suffered.
except. possibly. at Albuera. Spain, in
1871.
The admiralty has warned all halt pay
naval officers to hold themselves in read
mess for service. This, with the fact
that able seamen not thoroughly ex.
perienced have been Withdrawn from
the channel squadron. is taken to indi-
cate the early mobilization Of the reserve
feet. especially "a" division.
At meeting o. the army and navy
members OF the house Of commons yes
,erday resolution expressing absolute
confidence in whatever the government
though. necessary commanded only two
votes. Instead OF this resolution was
adopted calling for the immediate for
nation of home defense force.
Lord Salisbury has called another
cabinet council, which will meet Friday
or Saturday to consider the situation. :
Public snirts are at very low ebb
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28
servants.

The Duke of Manchester continues
to furnish the New York newspapers
with daily stories. Among the latest
items of interest concerning him is the
report that his father-inlaw, Eugene
Zimmerman of Ohio, railway president
and Standard OH magnate, has just
paid S130, 600 of his debts and given
him a round sum of cash with which to
begin life as married man, Another
item also is that the Duke stands near
Iy six feet high, weighs 203 pounds,
aud can eat three pounds of steak at a
sitting. Many persons have an idea
that most modern dukes are hollow
checked and spindle shanked. This
Young fellow seems to be the opposite.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28
WELCOME TO OUR VISITORS.

1t is the pleasure of the Tlmes-Re-
corder to wish the thousands who visit
our city to-day royal welcome and
many happy returns of this merry
Christmas occasion. There is no good
reason why our people should not be
specially joyous on this dawn of new
century.
Americas has enjoyed an unusually
large measure of prosperity during
the year which is now fast drawing to
close. God has been bountiful in his
blessings 10 us. The crops have been
large and the farmers have received
good prices for the products of their
honest toll, while labor has found
steady employment at remuneratiYe
wages. Again the new century, soon
to begin, seems full of promise and
prosperity for us all; therefore, our
people should celebrate its propitious
opening with appropriate ceremonies.
To our distinguished Govern
or, Allen d. Gambler, and his mill
tary escort, Commissioner o. B.
Stevens, Attorney General j. M. Ter.
rell, Secretary of State Phil Cook, and
our able and popular congressman,
Hon. e. B. Lewis, the Times-Recordel
extends a special and royal welcome,
The city is theirs to-day and every
citizen of Americas from the humblest
to the highest in social and public
life will join in wishing long life
and prosperity to our honorable public
servants.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28
ONE killed; ONE WOUNDED
Fight at Church Results In Nc
ElroY's Death.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 27.-Edward Noel
roy was shot and instantly killed and
Constable Whitford was shot in the
neck by Sylvan McLannahan, at Trim
ity church, 4 miles west of Dover.
While an entertainment was being
given at the church McLannahan and
Roy Woodford became involved in a
quarrel at the door.
They left the church and engaged in
a scuf1e. McElroy came up and ad-
vised them TO stop, saying they were on
the church grounds. One of the men
cursed McElroy, who returned to the
church, and, seeking Constable Whit
ford, accompanied the officer to the
scene McElroy said that one of them
had used bad language to him and
would have to retract.
McLannahan thereupon drew his pis-
toll and shot McElroy dead. Constable
Whitford made an attempt to arrest Nc
Lannahan, when the latter turned upon
him and fired three shots. One bullet
lodged in the back of the constable S
neck
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Tortured and Robbed.

MARIETTA, O., Dec. ~. = Abraham
Johnston and wife, both over so years
old, were bound, tortured and robbed
about midnight at their home, short
distance below Marietta, on the West
Virginia side Their assailant, gigan-
tic negro, gained entrance TO the house
stealthily. After securing all valuables
he left his victims still bound. Mrs.
Johnston is almost totally paralyzed
from the shock and her husband is badly
injured.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28

4 If Editor Bryan can secure more
ian one thousand subscribers to his
newspaper prior to its first appearance.
how many ought he to have when he
really begins the operation
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28

From a careful reading of expert
medical authorities the average person
Is about ready tQadmlt that the Cuban
mosquitoes are5 absolutely immune to
yellow fever.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28

Other nations represented at the
Chinese convention seem to have more
trouble in making satisfactory terms
England than they do with China.
was it not always thus
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28

Congress may be depended upon to
make an appropriation for the free dis
tribution of garden seed. Congress
will never abandon this time-honored
humbug.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28
Attemnted Assassination.

INTERLACHEN, Fla, Dec. 27.-An at
tempt was made to assass1nate Town
Marshal Baker. While standing in 8
store he was fired on twice by some one
in the rear, inficting wounds which
nav prove fatal.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28

For Sale or Lease. Tive
lots corner Of Hill street and
Elm avenue. Fine location
for storehouse, being near to
shops of Seaboard Air Line.
Apply to Bank Of South
western Georgia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28

Certain newspaper correspondents
seem to have a hard time of it regulat-
ing the affairs of Senator James K.
Jones and Hon. William J. Bryan.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28

The great possessions even of this
world are not for sale to the highest
bidder. They cannot be bought with
moneY,-January Ladies' Home Jour
nal
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28

Newspapers of Georgia cannot
betfeNserv1ce to their state than
to build up esbIlc sentiment against
the carrying of conOealed weapons and
urging the courts to Impose a serious
and certain penalty for theafense. II
is a prolific source of crime. 2Augusta
Chronicle. -.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28

One way to keep your friends is to
buy what they have for sale, but don't
try to sell them anything.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28

Now is an excellent time to take an
inventory of those good resolutions you
took along January 1, 1900.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28
AmEAICUs, Ca, DEC. 90, 1900.

It looks as If De Wet might dampen
the English Christmas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28

There have only been five negro
lynchIngs in Indiana within the last
fortnight, or since Mr.. Crumpacker's
bill has been framed, IN which he at
tempts to punish the South for its
abuse OF the black man Mr.. Crum-
packer, it would seem, is not a sub
scriber to his home papers
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28

So it appears that the curriculum at
West Point is so shaped as to prepare
future officers and gentlemen" to
brave even the deadly boarding house
bill of fare, else why was Cadet Krumn
grounded in prune-eating to the extent
II eighty-fve separate fruit Thus
AsSy sought at other than the can
auth.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28

For Sale.-The three de.
s1rable lots on south side of
Forsyth ST, between Planters
Bank and Hotel avenue.
-Four lots on west side Lee
ST.. opposite city hall.
Five lots on north side La
mar St, between Lee ST., and
Hotel avenue. Parts of Wind
sor Park.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28
NoTIcE!,

Cards OF thanks resolutions of respect and
obituary notices, other than those which II e
editor gives as matter of news, VIII De
charged for at the rate OF tive cents per nne.
Notices of church and society, and all oth-
er entertainments from which revenue IS
derived, viii be Charged for at the rate OF
five cents peT<34ffe. L.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28
For Rent.

Three very desirable rooms
over Bank of Southwestern
Georgia; east front, newly
painted and papered and
ample light; water and sewer
connections. Apply to Bank
Southwestern Georgia or w.
H. c. Dudley.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28
s LEWIS, Tailors.


Suits short notice from Fall and Winter samples
Two thousand of the aesEdesignst to select from
Old clothes cleaned, pesid and almost made
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-12-28

the daughter in the
as small a place as
e it. 1t is really q
n which she can be
lest, most helpful
Or simply a par
r9nd protection OF
Thought of any re-
art. January Ladies'
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DIR. II. |. Banzhaff Elected PreSI
dent of Company.
CAPITAL STOCK OF COMPANY IS $4,000
The Old Box Factory Property Has Beer
Leased.
THE OUTPUT WILL BE 5000 buShf~S
A. J. Russell an Expert of Chicago has
Been Engaged as Superintendent-he
Says There is a Growing Demand
for the Product.

In ten DAYS the first pickle factory to
, be established in Manitowoc Will be III
operation.
The company, of which DIR. H. l.. Banz-
haff is president, and Oscar A. Alter,
/ secretary and manager, has been organ
lied with IL capital of $4,000. The ola
box factory onFourteenth street has been
leased for term of years and wood adj
dition as by 100 constructed In the
new part twenty large watts have been
placed and i'll the main building SIX pro
cess watts. There Will also be offices,and
packing rooms in the main part
/ 1t is proposed this year to turn ont
about 5000 bushels of pickles ana ABOUT
| , 600 casks of sauerkraut. The factory
will he run nearly all year round ana
| from forty to fifty persons will be EN-
ployed in different capacities.
A. J. Russell an expert from Chicago,
has been engaged as superintendent ana
is now here. He says that there Is n
growing demard for the products
pickle factories and he expects to see
the plant here extended to more than
double its capacity in short time, The
demand for pickles has increased great
" in few years, he says, because no"
YOU will find pickle in every working
mans dinner pail and everybody Is nc :
curing liking for sauerkrant' even
the Chinese in the United States are eat
ing it.
In order to supply the factory with
cabbages for sauerkrant, 100000 cabbage
plants were ordered set out TINS spring
by Manager Alter.
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A RELIABLE WOMAN WANTED.

We want reliable woman III every
county to establish Il corset parlor Tor
the sale of DR.. Nichols Celebrated Splr'
M Sprng Corsets The best 500 Cor
sets in the world. Every corset is war
rantcd not to break or rust absolutely
impcrvious to moisture or perspration'
A new pair given for every PAR that
breaks. Guarantee printed on each cor
set. Recommended by over lo,ON
Physicians. furnish complete stock
on consignment and pay a salary OF S40
to $50 per month and expenses. $500
Sauplc outfit free Prices reduced,
Send 10 cents postage for sample ana
terms
DIR. q. D. NICHOLS,
New Canaan. Conn.
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II ammOckS. large assortment either
L with pillow and fringes or plain.
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IIICAIsTBURN.

When the quantity Of food taken Is
too large or the quality too rich heart
burn is likely to follow, and especially
so if the digestion has been weakened by
constipation. Eat slowly and not toe
freely of easily digested food, MASH
cate the food thoroughly. Let SIX honr'
eIasne between meals and when You fee
"a fnllness and weight in the region o'
the stomach after eating, indicating thai
Won have eaten too much, take one ol
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tan
let's and the heartburn may be avoided
For sale by Henry Hinrichs druggist
Walk faster until you get there these
stand fast,
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DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
.roHrIyrED FROM PAGE ~

by Popular vote ,,. fedora, constitution providing
for the election senators by direct vote {" the pe
Vie and We favor direct legislation wherever practcablr
We are opposed to government by Injunction we drn'un'o
the black list arbitration means OF settling disputes
between corporations and their employees
In the Interest Of labor and the uplifting Of the work
ingman a. the the prosperity OF country we rec
congress crcaca Labor department IN chargc" SEC
rotary with seat in the cabinet believing hat the Sgy"n e"
creased prosperity country at home and to our commerce
We are proud Of courage and fidelity the American sold
iers and sailors in all wars we favor liberal pensions TO
dependents and rctcatc the position tai the h
cago platform 1896 that the fact OF enlistment and service S"
be deemed conclusive evidence against disease and disability o'
enlistment
For Nearaga0 Canal 80, ,,,o,r,,, If
Ncaaguan canal by the United Sac and we dcnoun'e the m
sincerity the rann the National Republican platform or an 18Th
canal and for the failure OF the Republican majority I" pass
We condemn the ay-Paunecfotc treaty surrender Of
American rights and interests not to be tolerated by the American
people.
Statehood Territories
its pledges grant the territories OF Arizona Ne"
Mcnco and Oklahoma and promise the people OF thoN, l;a"
territories and favor home rule and territorial form o govern
We favor an intelligent system Of improving the arid lands Of
storing for purposes irrigation and the
holding Of such lands for actual settlers.
We favor the continuance and strict Of the Chin
Exclusion law and m application to the same ella ec7 OF all AS
at, jefferson said and hon, t friend
ship with all nations, cnungIng alliances with none we ""I'
this wholesome doctrine and earnestly pote. against inc Nu
hcan departure Whhha~ involved Us IN e"called Ioc
me diploma q hor"ranG 'nG 'ngHc ana n, .%9"E
ana we especially condemn the lI"nt rat" N'lUO''n %
England which must mean discrimination against other Ihy
nations and which has already -uhrd the nation voice WINE liberty
is being ,tranglcd n Africa
Sympathy for
did our iocathcr The claim Of monarchy we view with ndgna
ton the purpose England 70 ocrwhcm with force the South Al
extend ymt to burghcr, their unequal
struggle 10 maintain their liberty and independence
Oppressive Taxation
do"o9>y the Lavish approximation Of Es,ynt b Eyp"nt ,5
congresses, which have kept gh ana when threaten inc
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CuRrD BRONCHIAL TROUBLE.

Chas. Il. Davis, 1911 w Congress ST.
Chicago says: 1 suffered for years win
bronchial trouble and tried many klhd'
Of medicines without relief, until | he
gan taking rOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR
which cured me. Take no substitute
Henry Hinrichs, druggist.
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I avn Mowers. In these quality must be
Il considered. For durability and easy
running the Light Running mower stands with
out peer.
Price $500 and S3.25
Price of Standard mowers Sl.75 and 81
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RIue flame oil stoves The quickest, SAT.
- est and most economical oil stoves on
the market. In addition to these we carry
line of gasoline stoves.