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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
MNtTfdse MmfHIGrmnN


mtbdIt bas e~ebieeene DeutiGe gSerf Der Tet.
mnas.Nnfcr", As. Outage. $50 Selteu ftarf. NIT
pielen lebrrei&sn SnaitratiOnsn, nebit eillsr @b.
~banoluna iiber thieerlpie @beiI, DeiSes bon Wsdrn
uno Hrau aeleisn peroen foGte. 1luent5ebrlidh
fir innse 2eute, bic fb perebeli3en fooTcn, ohsF
u,alicflid, periicfraffief fino.
81. .gipt peritdnoli9er geiie III anaefiibrt. toie
man aefnnne .Ginter Jenst NIB Nefd,fed,tserdne'
bei.esi unb bic b6isn Golsem bon Saaeneshnnet'
tuie 2d,fpdd,e. sasrppifidt, Smpntei1s. 9oiuti'
onen. ltnfrnd,toarfeir, 1ri5iinn, i6tDoHes Ge.
b66tniB. GnersielofIsfeit uno 9rdmpfaeerbrieb.
pbne fd,dnIid,el g'sei,inen cei,ert1 n beilcn fann.
Gin treuer S5reuno uno rpeiier &atb9eber 1T otefes
uniibertreffIid1e ~oeutipe BUD, pelhes mad Gths
pfaug opn IS Cts. Do1tmarfen In einfatem Tina
thla9 iorsiam osrpadt, frsi 8ugsiaitt iDiro.
DEUTSCHES HEsS-sNSTlTUTs
10 EAST G. STREET.,
Esfiner II FTi-+o" N7oce. W ~
Del ,Hettungs : Mnfer" 1T aud 81
baben Bel 5reberid Wttte, 236, Horos
0pnarDzS traEe.
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Suhu @auamafer.
8rpaonap, 9. uao 10. StrdBs,
Nep : Oprf, "a. Suli 1899

8rpaopap, 9. uao 10. StrdBs,
Nsp : gorf, "a. Suli 1899.
Meine 9erren!
Oa I1 felt pielsn Sabren mil obiser
1irma in @srbinoung iteb uno gu on
geitrsnstsr Sbdtigisil se5Ipungn bin,
5os i6 mir 9artlsibigteit gu uno lit
Sabre lang an Opspspiie ano lauren
Maaen. Gin Padst S6rer Sablets
bat mid gsbeitt, uno nsbms i1 nit
srobsm @ersniisen gsranlafun INC oiss
ielben Gnen gu smpfeblsn. bic in dbnz
lifer Weiie lsioeno fino.
W1tungspoa SIR
6. $. 6 a It tpopb.
Nm bic IL. 9. Qrmp C Napp Su6hi
Co." Nr. II. OF IA. Strabe.
Nsp : Yorf.
1oc.. 25c., .$1.Oo pro padet. 9si al
len Ipoiklern. Sst28-)
gu babsn uno smpfoblsn Don s be 0.
81. Rolbepen. Nr.2 SreosridzNOe.
@ppie in 9abliiton's Mpotbsts,
gde 9apz unb 9altimoreitraBe.
Man fdretbe tpegen GrattszProbe.
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8iehmIrfte.
Hinbbie6:

Gbicago, 4. DIT. : &inbbieb:
.3ufnbr 5000; 15c. niebriger als am
Mittno9, aussenummen fir bette
QualitGt; preife $1.25 Biz $3.50. =
Sdpeine: .3ufubr 10000, morgen
$1,000, iibrisgeblieben 4000; bis 81
Sc. b0ber; 9reife $500 Big $6.871.-
@9afe: 3ufubr 5000; preiie $3.50
Biz $4.25.
gaf 2ibertn, pa., A. Oftober.
3inbpieb: Warft itetis; preife 500
Bis $500. Shpeine: Marft lebbaft;
preiIe $500 Bis $500. 5Aafs:
Martt flau; 4reiie $1.25 bis $500.
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BON elmer Nnrbpnlfabrt suriifaefcbrt

9altfar, rs, 4. Sftober. :
Na9 elmer 4bpeienbeit BON 5pei Sab
rem, pel9e fe uuf ben gisfelbern Der
arftii9en Regionen berbrahten, finO
Or. 3pbert Stein pOm Geoodtii3en
8iireau ber Ser. Staten urb Samuel
@armbirtb aus Bottom in @ibnen auf
Der yWinbpuro" eingetroffen Ii. tper@
ben ii9 BON bort nu9 ibrer 5eimat6
beqeben. Die beiben Norbpolfabrer
pifen febr interefant iiber ibre Grz
lebnifIe in Der norbiI9en gistpiifte gu
eraGblen.
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Butter, pro qfilnb:

men,.
3affinirter 3uder: PRO Pfuno,
getpiirfelt, $780,; pulperifirt, 5.40c.;
STANDARD granuGirt, 5.25c,; fein graz
nulirt, 5.25c.; grDitaG, 5,25c.; Com
Petitioners 81, 5.1Oc.; Ibmiral u, &C.;
gelber, 4.3Oc. Bis 4.70c.
Sal3fleif6, pro Pfunb, gauge
S9ultern, englif4 gei4nitten, 9!c.;
gang fur5e 3ippen, 1O4c.; tur5e Sci
t%enrippen, H.; @eitenIpef, He;
gauge 2eibitiide, 1O!c.; Sped S4ulz
tern, englif9 gef9n., 10c.; Sugar
@ureb" 8ruftItiide, 13c. bis 1916;
vSugargureb"G 9ultern go; S4inz
fen, feline, 1876; ohne 9aut, 1885,;
gicnic, 9&c.; nMeB"zS 9peinefleii4,
$3.50 PRO SAB. S9mal5-in Sierz
ces, gut raffinirt, H.; in Tdhern,
lie.
aaffee: Notirungen iirb, tpie fo1at:
sc. Bis &c. pro pfb. fir gr. 7 Rio;
Santps Il. Bis lie. PRO YfD.; Maz
racaibo &c. Bis 12c,: Sata 1916, Biz
&c.; Mofta 18e. Bis 1876.
gerDiteter 8affee: 6. 8. s. in ST.
fen 1Olc. Bis 10 7i1Oc. PRO pfunb;
in Si6fen unb SGden, reiner SABA
311c.-32c.; reiner Maracaibo 2l3;.
Bis 22c.; SABA unb Moffa, gemil4t,
&c. Biz 274c. pro Pfuno; reiner
Gontps 12c. Biz 1S1c.
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grforocrnna hnn gnfiaden.

0SioAoSi"hS ""h f"Pi"ICS"
2dnge Der srforOsrti3en 3eit our CT.
rsi6ung Der perT3ie0snen Be-
itimmun9sorte.
llutenItebeno lit bic ung.fGbrs 3tit
fir llebermitteiune Der qOitia6en bon
benz 8alfimprsr poft : 8ireau mas
ben bauptid4ii4en einbeimii9sn nno
auspdrtissn StGoten perSei4net.
Snlano.
Gtlanta, Ga, 10 stunesn.
Wtldntic=Gits, R.sS., 6 Stunbsn-
@rootlpn, 1.s9., G 6tunotu.
burlington. 9srmont, II Stunosa
guffalo, R.sO., Is Stnnbsn.
@aps Nan, RS, 6 6tuRben'
Gbarlrftpn, S.zG.. 16 Stanosn
Gbiraeo. Sns,. / SAG.
Golambia. 6..G.. u stunotES
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pnfmarfen> u aentnrru.
Gsridisbus StaOt.6sils, in rptId.n
poItzWertbIa9:n psrtauft

trsrDen.
T1.fsaie, g.. 9. eeott.
gprfsGcao 9urnsI g. Sappineton.
@~oriu1=gosnus uro SarriiOufrabe - Robert O.
q. 6o1.
q. Strass unb neutrality-suspicious. - 2oaIs
Ttinbolar.
Crauaepine 6irum Rirble.
S~ort=Gp,nus uno5 obuiOH=Strab. q. .. 6.
Sheiot.
8. unc @cua6=stras 6ia6taHststpn SCENTS
g. Sruar.
Cronoepine = @eoroe gen.
Wr. %, lgnion.Gpsnue (ggoobbrrs) - Glor.na
Q. @iQiarg.
proobipa9 unb galtimors=strnb. George =.
@an.
untesStation. 9tnnl1toanisr Eobns - 8. O.
propn.
goretn<s Station. .galtiHo-t=0 btOsgo6u.'
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gintinnaK, Cbis, 20 etnnp,n.

GintinnaN, Cbis. 20 etnnn,n.
GonneiIsglufis, Soma, Q 9oas.
Goneoro, R.a6., 10 Stunotn.
EtEp,r, Colorado, p Gage.
Detroit, did, / Gag.
@diotffon, 3tras, 2 9aoe 5 StuneeAu
harrisburg, ga., 3 Stunoen.
6drtforb. Connecticut, u Stunosu.
SnbtanupcIig, Sno, l Sag.
Sddion, WiiFiFppi, 2 9aae.
SodiOnsins, Glorioa. l Sag.
RaHfass6itp, Wifouri, 2 Iaue.
aittle Rod, Grfanias. ] Tag 10 StnRseas
aouisriae, RD., ! SAG 2 Stunosn.
Mempbis, Senn., l 3as 5 5tunoeu.
Wobiie, alabama, 19aa 8 StuHpsH
S~=fnlt, 8ireinien, II Stunotn.
NetpsGrleans, Ga, l Iao 10 6tunot&
Stoot Retps0orf, ) Stunpen.
Omuba, Rebrusta, 2 9oss.
9ortlauo, Noine, | Sag.
gortlaup, OREGON, 5 Sage.
philadelphia, ga. 8 stluben.
9ittsburV. "a. II st,nSsn.
@rooioenee, ass. 16 stunnen.
&aIsiab, 8.s@., Is Stunosn.
Ct. 2ouis, NIiFouri, l Saa 6 GtureeR.
ct. 9aui, Minnsfota, l Sag II StunoeAs
Can Sren8iseo, Sal. 4 Gage IA 6tunoenr
foprfa. Ranias, 9 Gage.
Cotton. Muh, 10 stunoen.
husband.
erenten, Teutiblnno. 9 Rage.
gusnus dpres, groeutiuitu. 20 Sess-
e%oliutta, 9ritif6=Snoieu, 80 Sdae.
Semerdru, Sritiib=6uiaua, 16 IngA
S~ono=eonu, China, % Sage.
Stngtor, Samaico. 5 Gage.
2ibsrpOol, England, Z SGes
2uleru, SdrsiS, 10 Sage.
etabt Nsrifo. Merito, s Iuoe,
Mosfau, @uBlanS, IL GAGE.
Banana, Der. s.anten psa Colombia. Y ,!ae&
Paris, Srartrei6, 8 Sage.
Quebec, Garaoa, 2 SoQs.
Sio be Sou,iro, graFlisH, Is 9ose
geom. Staiisn. 10 Sast.
ct. SOhus. Teuiunotano, 4 Taoe.
Ct. petersburg, 8uBlano. u SasG
Sbbnsp, Guftralien. 81 GAGE.
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goItiuorer gsfefterzgDrIe.

Htriatst fRr Den .Itutiasu Grrrsieouoent,n' oura
=. @m. MineenOorf & Col
8dltimpre,4 4. Oftober.
e. Wm. Mibbenbprf e Go. berehz
men fir 5rancs: 8anfiers : Sratten
5.2OB, tpeniger 1f16, auf so Sage, au
Si9t 5.198, faufmdnnii3e anf go
Sage 5.214-5.224 (tpeniger 1i16).
8ei6smarf 941. @ulhen 800.
Sterling 8dntiers auf go Sage
4.8388- J Sterling auf @i4t 4.853,
taufmdnnifde 4.835-4.
@ertdufe auf Der 8ulttmorer Gffet=
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ShiHstartea

ga n unc BON Gnrnpa iber Bremen seer l3aH&s
bare briorJt bic
%rpecttiou peS ~Sentidlem GorreSScnbenten =
Soss2B..Ges 6attmsresEtr une GpisOlEeestIs@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

s.-Ote beutige Mfais3ufuhr
belief fi9 auf 1875 8uf9el; Der
Ianbt BON ben @lepatoren 2025 gu@
idel; glepatoren : Gorrath 100,121
8ufdel.
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MaftionssMn;elg
9ie Mnfmerfiamfcit piro s%clcnft

Die Mnfmerfiamfeit tuiro scienft
aui Den
Dffentli9en @uftionspertauf IN Der
Steal gitate Gr9ange" an Noroz
oftzgde Der Charles unb Sert1l9@
tonzStrabe am 9onnerltdg g,
ben 10. Sftoher 1901, Na6mttz
tags 1 ubr, BON CT gut seil9erten
nnb febr piinf9snspertben9ru noz
sinfen, bon tpel9en so unablDsbar
ftnb.
Raufliebbatsrn pirS bur6 Dise Gfftrte cine pors
,iialibe 6tlegsnb.it gum antaut BON 8runo5!nlen
srftsr Glaie qebotsn, ME Sieiss isltsn BEL einem
Difsntii6en @erfauf Der San it,. -
am q. September, 3, s., Z, 9. uno 10: Ottobsr
in Der 9aitimorer Sun" sri6einenos an3eigs.
SAFE Deposit d TRUST 20. bon SaltiuIore,
Sruta,
Nr. 13, ~Soutb Str1be.
8. u. Rirtlanb, Nuttionator,
(29, 734 6.S ,S0,2-3 2atp=guiloing.
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BnItinnrer WarftbrriMtc.

Cgtridt.t fir ben .5sutfden Gorrspono'n.'n.1
MehG. = Die Me6l5uFubr be5ifz
ferte fi6 beute auf 1854 SGfer, etnz
i6lieblid 4278 gu Occult : point uno
1926 SGher gu Canton. Siiitenberz
fanbt 145 SGHer. Marft itetig fir
beqebrensfpertbe Sorten Winterpei5en
vStruigbts" unb rgatents." Na4fraz
qe fir fpl6e out. @erfdufe: $50 sal
Ter. Die 9reiIe feQten it4 pie folgt:
Weiteru Super $2.35-2.45
@e tern @rtru 49,. 245-2.9O
@ei tern 5amilp ...f 3.2O-3.35
@inter Butent -. 3.6O-3.85
@brino 9atent 49,. 1880
Spring gatent (S@5ial<
8ranbs 80. 49,
Spring Straight 3,6O-3.75
@prin6 8afers 80. 2.85-3.O5
8alto. 8eit 9atent :. 4.45--
galto. Sigh @raDe Sam. 4.35--
Baltic. Sigh @rabe @rtra 3.95--
Baltic. G6pice SamilD . 3.7O--
3d., ga. C ga. Super 235-2.45
W1b., Wd. &c Yd. gTfrd 2.4o-Z.9O
Mb., ga. &c ga. 5alnilD 3.2O-3.35
Gitn mius Super 2.35-2.45
Rio Grtra 49,. 3.60-3.75
Roggenmebl, mittelmdbiges
Bis ausgepGbltes :. 2.90-3.25
Maismebl, PRO 100 gfunb 1.45-1.60
6pminp, PRO s. GOO gf) 3.7O-3.8O
SominD, 9riibe, PRO SAB 3.7O-3.8O
8u6pei5enmebl. pro 100
WfinS ...... 2.25-2.5O
Weisen. = Die beutige 8ei7en=
sufubr betrug 58,191 guidel; Der
fanbt bon ben Glepatoren 180,107
gui6el; elepatoren : @Orruth 1,044,z
799 8ui6el. @ertdufe 100 Rr. 3 roz
tber @ppt gu 699, 10000 DECEMBER
gu 72-729, $4,000 20. gu 729, 1900
SIR. 8 rotber Spot gu 663, $4,000
Spot gu 70, 10000 Do. gu 70, $4,000
Steamer Hr. 2 rotber Spot gu 654.
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9tuftipnS-Nerfauf
0onnsritag, ben 10. Sftober,
WdhmittddS 3 ubr,

Der psrt6polcn S6rpeines S6.ddtsrei nit Wobn;
6inrihtuno, inclufps Gismaibine, 0r. 9. Mdrriotts
Strabe, nabe Grsptrid=3oao. @ruHbtiid Al bel l5G
sub. @runb5ns $Il2.75. 9erfau!s=Seoineun9tn
9aar. Sine 4n3ablung bon $500 be: osm Strtaul
erforosrl;6.
SIN auitrags bss Gtgsntbimers.
So6n 9anien n.
gebriiber 9 d 10 a b, auttionatoren.
(2I, Z, 81, 49,, 71,5,S,83
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

UT ne 8 Del o DEL 4 SIlO eII9Cll eIH
Quart.
aiite 8 BEL 8 BEL s3i8 entbdlt
/ Yed.
aiite 16 Bel 16 lei 43f16 entbdlt
J 8ufdel.
1 8uf6el.
1 8uf9el bat 2150.42 3ubif3ou.
1 aubiffuB bat 1928 aubif3pn.
l Mle<@ aDone bat 282 aubifapn.
1 Gorb 9oIa bat 128 8rbitfuB.
1 Srpden : @aaone bat 268 6i1O
&ubif5pa.
1Sonns bebauenss 8aubol5 bat 40
RubiffuB.
/ Some runbes gaubola bat so
auhitfuB.
1853 SUB finb sleid 1 Bob pber
pole.
@erte 4o
aartoffeln :. (Staat Sc gfb.) 60
GuBe aartoffeln Tin Marplanb) Sc
Diem : aoblen .......... 80
Mal3 "a
GIeie 20
Riiben Sc
8obnen (tpeibe nnb Gaitor)
(Staat go Pfb.) 81
Rleefaamen 80
S~imotbeus : @rasfaamen 49,. 45
@rasiddmen 40
Tlams5damen 66
6anf1damen A
8lauer 9rasfaamen, Sbfbanm Is
8untpai3en IL
pfirEde, gef9Glt ........... 40
gfiriide, unsefAdlt ........... 80
Gstrodnete Mepfel ........... %
3fpiebeln .................. 90
Mais : Mebl 48
Wois Mebl 49,. (pro SAB 200
Mebl ........... (prp Sap 1876
grbnife, afrifaniihe ........ 81
Grbnife. MilmingtOner ...... Is
grbnuHe. Wirginier .......... "
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y {. - JtHllS OHT"T| 80
8uf9el; aus ben @lebatoren 5urud9ez
soqen 10,155 8ui6el; Glepatprenz
@orratb 398,112 8ui9el.
co,,4;na GAI,t6rn+e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
Gremfn's Dsr6dfrunss-G ompagnif

firfmfn's ufrdbfrungs-C ompagnif
BON Baltimore.
Sffiee:
N proousWde Der Gomtbs nno @atersStra6e.
Di,ie @eIenihait periidert sesen 8eriuff ODER pe'
fb6biaune bur6 6euer eue orten Gistnthnnl bahiel
ODER Gnbsripsrts 81 duserit> slnitlsen Ssoinsunstn.
4. e. g. @plfe, Yrdfioent.
Otrettoreu:
o3,oroe u. HIafe, ). SInep gorris.
Sborntou SPolrns. Sohu Dt. Sitt,s,
ScneE y. Rirtaub, gfrd~s Siabler, nm,
Strmlan g. Ylatt, Slpe r5. D.. gearner. -
s. g. .. WoIfe, %. s. Gonrciip,
81. ". S6lens, gnorep 8. @onlon.
(Seo. NIatihone, Geo. sehiteIod.
i (lusi l7,lStES) Garrp g. Rial, Gefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

Stelleqei II d.:
Gin iunqer perbeirdt5eter Mann tuini6t ireeno
fpelbe @rbeit; Gabrif poer 9aSen. Ra63ufraosn
bel Sanoer, Nr. 1884, 2~iebt=Strabe. V15-O
Stetteettu@
CINE &ar1e, Der frans5fiAen Sprc4e bohfon1nten
m6Gtie, piinf1t tlnterrthtshuneeu IN ~trtbetlen.
Bran a%orsi6re:. Nme. D~nborsfi=poifon. Rr. S32.
st VaulsG tra6e. lTfat1S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
vi uuh Gcwimte,

tpie bieieIben bon Der 8altimorer
Mebl= unb 9etraibezB0rie angenomz
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Seriangt int MQaemeimca.
SteQengeiude

SttlIeoefu6:
Cine fSrau in mittleren Sabreu iubt ciren 0lab
uls 6ansbdltcrin poer &inoerfrau. Na63ufraaen
In SIR. 220, 4arfin=S trase. t2IS)
6telItgeiu6:
Gin gutter grobbdder iubt Stsle ais efte ober
stpeiie Sdno. NadSufragen in Nr. GA, SiiD=
@olfe=Strabe. 27-8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

On p%crfnufer:
17--3l unb 45 oder; billig elm ntuss eans
aui eintm; biaia, iptun Dieie g9ot1: no oerIanlL
- G (Stf24l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
berfanien ooer III termiethen.

3u perfamfeu pcer ,n psrmtetben:
Sine gddsrei nit MarfFanb, pfero, @aeet iino
9toute nebH einem qruno,in freien 9aus su fnabif
gem greiie gu ~oerfaufsn ober au9 an sinsn parsn=
ben Wann gu permietbrH. TabSutragen IN W,
669, Barre uno ~Jrempnt> Strdbe. US, lVlf, 3&SI
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-12-25
Are Among ke Recent -
Read the List Below and See
If Your Own Name Is Written
There.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Lane aud young
sons are guests of Capt. r, f. Critten.
den at ShelIman.
Ernest Ste.ham, a student at the
Georgia Tech, is spending Christmas
at his home hsre.
Miss Allie Mae Kleckley left yester-
day for 0glethorpe and will spend some
time with relatives.
Miss Mary Weston, after a short visit
in Americas, returned yesterday to her
home at Wayeross.
DR.. Charles Harold, of CoIumbis
University, Sew York, is at home for
the Christmas season.
Miss Tochie Arnold, of Tennille, is
among the holiday visitors in Ameri-
Gus, arriving yesterday.
Miss EIoise Pickett, OF the faculty of
Wesleyan College, is at home TO spend
the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Allen E. Chappell, after visit
of week here, left yesterday for Daw-
son to spend few days
Miss Nettie Sassar, of SheIlman, Ga.
came yesterday to visit Miss Hattie
Taylor at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hornady were
among the many visitors from Ella
vile in Americas Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen S. Sanpps, of
Macon, are guests of Mr.. and AIRS U. B.
Harold, arriving Yesterday
!. t. Ra@.%f Daw-
Morgan at their rssiasAs c =, =
street.
Miss Louise Daniels, the beautifTi1
and charming guest of Mrs. E. d.
heffield for a week, returned to her
home in Macon yesterday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-12-25
Had a Good Time.

A. j. Smell wanted to attend a party,
but was afraid to do SO on account of
pains in his stomach, which he feared
would grow worse. He says, 81 was
telling my troubles to a lady friend,
who said: 'Chamberlain's Collie, Ohol-
era aud Diarrhoea Remedy will put
you in condition for the party I
bought bottle and take pleasure In
stating that two good doses cured me
and enabled me to have a good time at
the party. Mr.. Smell is resident of
Summer Hill, n. Y. This remedy Is
for sale by all druggists.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-12-25
NAUGHTY ANTEe
VIII Be seen at Opera HOS
day Night

David Belasco's great comedy s1cs
cess, Naughty Anthony, will be the
attraction at Glover's opera house
Thursday evening. After run OF one
hundred and fifty nights at the Herald
Square Theatre in New York City,
Manager Sylvester Mcguire is touring
the principal cities with ''Naughty
Anthony" and is greeted everywhere
by large audiences who love to laugh
in the theatres, and who invariably
pronounce this comedy hit to be one of
the funniestiplays ever written. The
author of ''Zaza" and ''The Heart of
Maryland" has added another success
to his long list. Many new songs will
be heard in Naughty Anthony"
which will be given here by a strong
company.
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THE PITH AND POINT
or WHAT is SAID
By People Of Americas in Various
Walks.
TALKED WHILE THEY TRADED.
A Roundup Of The News and Gossip
Of a Day Here in Americas = a
Bunch Of Little Tales Whacked off
Quite Short.

Fresh importation Of Huyler's fine
candies in fancy baskets. Just tbs
thing for Christmas presents, ct John
r. Hudson's.
After ell, nature is going to be kind,
and She weather todays promises to be
all that the most exacting could ask for
Xmas.
Americus has passed already the 20.
600 bale mark in cotton receipts. And
there are yet few Struggling bales TO
come in.
Both The Windsor and the Allen
House will serve magnificent dinners
today. Go there for your Christmas
feasting.
The Times Recorder will stay at
home today and look after its stocking,
the entire force taking a rest to enjoy
Christmas.
Americas is thronged with holiday
visitors and there will be many de-
lightful entertainments this afternoon
and night.
Perhaps everyone in Americus is
not happy today. While enjoying
yoET bounty think of someone perhaps
less fortunate.
Every man and boy who can muster
and old gun will be afield today. 1t
will be sad Christmas for Bob White
and J. Rabbit.
Old Santa Claus broke loose 49,
vengeance last night. The streets ~
crowded with gay jewellers. and pande-
monium reigned.
The Dawson News Is glad to reflect
In the midst of the wreck of the public
property fund that the state capitol
was not mortsged.
John SILVER left yesterday for Ma
cou, via Marshallville, and will par
take of Christmas turkey with friends
in the Central City.
Not few stocks here were pretty
nearly depleted yesterday. The rush
was simply terrific, and Christmas
goods went like hot cakes.
A great feature Of the Herald Square
Opera 90. is the magnificent chorus
singing. The young ladies are all
pretty and have splendid voices.
Every wagon from the country here
yesterday went out loaded to it's ca
pacity with new furniture or other
comforts for the home and fireslde.
The Christmas mule of the IMPROVE
dent "cropper' was sold at the court
house yesterday TO cancel the Christ
mas mortgage, made ct usurious rate:
Mr.. K. f. Tut has given up his po-
sition at Hudson's drugstore and re-
turns to Elberton. Frank McLaugh-
lin now presides at the soda fountain.
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Saved His Life.

81 wish to say that feel owe my
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H. O. CHRISTENSEN OF Hayfleld, MINI.
"For three years was troubled with
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he unable TO retain a morsel of food.
Finally was confined 10 my bed. Doc
tors said could not live. / read one
of your advertisements on Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure and thought it fit my case
and commenced It's use. l began to i'm
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trouble. w. A. Rembert,
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CHIEF WHEELER IS oBDURATH.
Will Lock Up The Boys Who Violate
Ordinance.

Under cover of darkness, and with
the Christmas spirit, and other spirits,
fairly bubbling over, the small boy
with tin horn and cannon cracker at
tachment was abroad last night and
fairly made the welkin ring. He could
easily dodge the "vigilant" policeman
in the darkness, but that functionary
will be on the alert today and woe be
unto the cracker tosser If caught with
his peppers inside the fire limits
Chief Wheeler gives them fair warning.
There must be no fireworks exploded
on the business streets Today or to-
night.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-12-25
A Million Voices.

Could hardly express the thanks of
Homer Hall, of West Point, Ia. Listen
why: A severe cold had settled on his
lungs, causing a most obstinate cough.
Several PHYSICIANS said he had con-
sumption, but could not help him.
When all thought he was doomed he
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Trial bottles free at K ]. Eldridge.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-12-25

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-12-25

Ely's Liquid Cream Balm is an old
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for the particular benefit of sufferers
from nasal catarrh who are used to an
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ing spraying tube, 70 cents. at your
druggists, or Ely Brothers, Sc Warren
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RELIEF In SIX Hours.

Distressing Kidney land Bladder
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Americas, Ga.
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1t probably made the kettle boil
when the pot called it black.

Chas. Replogle, Atwater, o. was Ia a
very bad shape. He says: 81 suffered
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quested to try FoleY's Kidney Cure
did so and in four days / was able to
90 10 work again, now / am entirely
well.u John r Hudson.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-12-25
Woman Fatally Burned.

Atlanta, Dec 23.-While standing
in front of an open CRATE at RIO. 104
Madison avenue yesterday afternoon
Bessie Wilson. a white woman 90
years of age, had her skirt ignite and
before the flames were extinguished
she had received burns from which
she will die.