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SGab0aTd Air Line RAILWAY,

'sFlorida and Vest India Short Linz.
Leave Washington PeHra. r, R. Station
il.ol a. M. FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. NAU-Through Pullman s!eeper5
70 jacksonville, connecting -
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 70 Atlanta.
6:55 ? ~. FLA. AND METRoPoLITAN
DAILY ITMITED-Th7cuEh Pullman sleep
e7s 20 jacksonville al Atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
TO Petersburg Raleigh. Sou-H-Tn Pines tPine-
hurst) Camden CoIuu1c=a Savannah, Jackson
vile, and ali Florida points Charlotte, Athens
Atlanta New Orleans, Chattanooga. NASHVILLE
points West and Southwest
$50 A, nj. LoCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh
DAILY, Southern Pines (Pinehurst). Ham
izt and inserqiedate pc as
Once 1894 n. z rve- and PeHns- : R. ofsces-
r. z. l. BUNCH, " II DOLL
General Pass Agent General Vt
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Southern Railway.
Schedule corrected to June l, 1901
- 49,. s-.r., p-----, rz-,rT9 S-1r7aT,

Trims leave from PsunSy wanna station
sol 4 IT. Daily. Local ior Harrisonburs, Msr-
reutun Charlotte, and way stations
HIS ! n. Daily L. ) Fase~AaIL Sleeping
cars to New Orleans, Columbia, Savannah, ard
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
AsheyilIe, Chattanooga, and Memphis, and q
Danyi,le with sleeper fOE Birmingham sR5 a.
Charlotte, with sleeper for Augusta Solid tram
Wash ugtCn to New Orleans Dining ear seFviSs-
II:s7 q II. Daily Local for Wauenten and
Charlottesville
sol p. m. Week Days Local for Front Royal.
Strasburg. and HaETisonourg-
$50 p az, Daily Local tor NaErenton and
80 =. ~ Daily Washington and Chatt1aoasa
Limited wa Eyuchburgl- Sleeping cars = Roam
de KrCxvflie Chattanooga. Memphis. and Ms
Orleans Through coach 20 Nenphis Dining al
SIS m Daily. \ Y & Fla. Express- Sleep
az fsTs 10 AuE;ssta with connections Tor Alien
and Charleston and to Savannah. JaCksoLTii-e,
md F,lrr Tampa. Through coaches 10 jackson
vile and atlanta Uniting II Danyile with Full
man 5!ecpsrs from Richmond and Norfolk Tor
Charlotte Tourist sleeper Washington 20 san
francisco Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
Dining Car Service
15-I5 u T. Daily Washington and South@eSs
IN Limited the only exclusively Pullman tram
between = >fs51-tCE and the South Sleeping
cars to AshviIic Knoxville Chattanooga. anu
x,.t,.ffla and 70 Atlanta. Macon. Birmingham.
Vlr,-,7,5s slauteouery Mobile and New Orleans
{Irb ear Washington 10 Atlanta Dining ca
service
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---.--~---,---
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK THAMPTON-LONDON-
St Paul-July 10 10 an St Louis A1lg- l. loan
ST Louis-JulyIz 10 an iceland, Aug q, noon
St Paul--Aug- !, 10 am. St Paul AUg.23. 10 d. n.
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORK-ANTH ERP-PARIIS-
'ZeeIsnd--.JuIy 20. neon SoGthEark.JuIy 81. noon
FTIesland July Il, noon +Yader!aR5- aug :, noon
PenEland-JgIiy e. noon Keus' gton- Aug Is, noon
sSew twia-screw Steamers calling at CherbouTg-
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers Il and y y. R.
New York Oftica. 3 Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE 1905 : y W,
Or 9. ". Moss. I3II & st. y. ".
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR sALE-PIANOs.
Own a Piano.

II you always rent a piano you Viii never own
one; pay US 81 a week lieSs tHaH rCnr} and Sc
cure one OF these splendid square planes which
are selling at merely nominal prices. You
have use Of piano after making the first payment
Privilege Of zehange for new upright at any time
mg-ti +. G. SMITH, I225 Pa. ave.
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WANTED-Wo for general haE-ewors- Apply
between = and T. AT ISIS Il 81. NV. city ref
Craure required. g
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FoR sALE-NORTHEAsT.

Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin
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Baltimore &OnlO
RAILROAD.

Schedule IL eject july ), 1901.
leave Washzrc ton. New Jcr=ey Ave aad c St
Chicago and Nsrthue-t. -I0-53 =. H.. SOS pm
Cincinnati. =. Louis, AID Indianapolis. e90.55
2 m e3:+5 = n ITO night
Pirtsb,-rg and Cleveland, 1850 = m, So p
n and 'I:1o night
Columbus and Wheeling. sos p. M
Winchester. $50 j. M, 3-i5. and 80 p n
Annapolis. -. $3.50 a. N, ilie.l5, '-i:s5.
an Fre, orfs s.5 $50 Io.5o a n, '=l;l5,
1880. anc - % P
Hsze-stovza. fos95 a m and $50 p n
B5vd and nay points SIS. 1900 a II, ''l:l5
$50 5:sa "7.G5 p
C:ait5,ersburg and way points SIS, ++s:o9 a
m Iz.5o s-I.l5. BIB. 49, 500, 80,
los -.T0-15 1I-25 p N
Washington Junction and way points, s-3S,
500 a. m. E'I-I5. 1890, $50 p m
baltimore week days Nz-35 SEQ go. x 70,
x7.J5 $50 SIS. x9.SG xT0.G9 q N, xI2:}o n.
I2:f5 xI:IO x2-50, x4:oO, x4-3o. 80 y5-0l.
$50 $3.50. x6:20 $50, xs:G0. zI5-91- xlI-S9,
II.s5 D. m Sundays x2-s5. KOS xI-l5. $50
xa.O0 m xI2-Ie, xI=I0, I-I5 x3 10 S2;So. $50
x5U5, x5:I0, e:3a, xs-OJ, xI0:l9 1II:3o. zil'S7
For Cflzutzucua Beach week days, 9:l9 = n,
go n m SUNDAYS $40 q m I-i5 p n
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FOR >ALE-CHEAP HOUSE.

tGtE >-,yyJ-
Northwest. central. near y ! ave. and u. a
nearly new house, with bath. cellar.
BARGAIN.
$500 on q Iettered street. between 18th and
18th. bay-wiudow. six lovely rooms and bath;
nice lot 70 vide alley; wood she'd in rear; woyth
$500 STONE & FAIRFAX.
u7-3 $40 and So F Il. NV.
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Trans o. BLCEN0NT BRANCH

Tcsye FE.,h -rzton $40 Il IT. I-00 ? H. 49,
- - - p NJ sundays Gully for Bluzn-lt-
~ - - NJ. vces days fer Lysshurg-
f,s-.-.-.s..-. arrive Washington ga 2 n, a-d
SEQ D. ~. t1Iy. and So a. NJ and -it7 ? ~,
go .1.-s .f-us BiueE3oEE, aad CSC . ~ "e=S
4..s F---.1 ig-shurE-
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT OR SALE--Ia and shout HyattsyIGe,
several beautiful homes, with lots, and small
acreage suitable for chicken TU-5; price mode ate
and terms easy ROGERS = ROGERS Hyatts-
vile. u2s
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GOOD PLACE 20 put few dollars ont Of vaur
monthly income Ut this time either for spaerlla-
ton o. 70 locate DO you work Lard2 Why not
let Htue OF gour income 60 TO gur5 13g rslHg
For booklet II Beautiful Bradd0cE Heights cali
On OF address GEO r. HILL, CI5 I3th - uw.
81
FOR sALE-At Lorton Station, i miles south
Of Alexandra "a, adjoining railroad depot: q
souT-To0m house and sumner kitchen. nearly
new; very cheap: terms 20 suit. Address J. 81
SPRINGAAN. sIringTHzn p O. Va ne-I4
4 DECIDED BARGAIN in order to close an es-
tate; two desirable lots in Brookland two de-
firable lots at Colonial Beach. Va. II interested
call without delay At 1908 St NV. M
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

All trains illuminated with PIntsch hglt
Baltimore Philadelphia. New York, Boston, and
tho Fast. -2.S5. +T.05 (Diae-}- $50 tBuHet}
-+g.g0 tDiner) 1000 tDincT) 4 m. -lz.lG
T5fnerY. -I.I0 lDis.erl, 400 t'-2oyai Llaaited-
n:narl 100 fBufetl- sos CDinCTl Sea and
III % q m Sleeping car open It 1890 e-oek)
Pzr!or cars on all day trains
Atlantic CITY. Io-80 a m, 1910 noon, and
IfI-T0 and 800 p III
sDsiIv. Except sunday Sunday only
Express trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
-asi3e9ces fv Union Transfer Co on orders left
~ ticket Offices. 90 Pennsylvania aYcaue north
west. New York avenue and Fifteenth street, md
al depot. Telephone ticket ofEce7 20 B & o.
Electric Automobile Cabs.
d 3 NAnTTN- ~ -r-ir-
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-S3.J $50 farm fo7 good
business house; outEuildinss etc; on Southerl
Railway. Address BOX G23 this Office. MIS-
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FOR RENT-uFFICEs.

FOR RENT-OfRce room ut GILMORE. SGa 18th
st. NV; heat, water. sss. SIS; Janit0-- MIL
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r ke.z. Sleeping car reservations. and ot.e- y
formation furnished and hagEl-e e5lict 10 a;5.
checked from hotels and reSl.eu.cS ~ I'll: :
1-T1.f-r c. On orders left At Ticket Cslee. -
15tu 81. NV 5ll Fenna- Ave NV, ai-- "a
Pgrua Station
Phone I4lI for 2 Il r Cab Service
FRANZ = CANNON Sd y P and Gen. A-.
Il HARDNtCN. General P2ss'r Agent
! : RE0VN. General Agent
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For Philadelphia, New York, and the
East

Express. TOO Dining Carr. 30. Sis. 600 1000
Dining Carr I0-25 and 100 Dining Car from
Wilmington 4. u. 1915, 3:I5, 40 Dining
Car s-cTp BALTIMORE. $50. 1000, and 1850 P
n On Sundays 200 Dining Carr, 10. s:l5,
900 1925. II 90 Dining Car froHI Wilmington
more. $50. 1000 and NO P II For
Philadelphia only Express 7-45 4. n. 12:l5
P. n week days. 2-0I. $40. and $50 P u
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FoR sALEHoIssEs AND VEHICLES.

4 GENTLEMAN VIII sacrifice fo- So cash. hand
some Kentucky bred family animal seven years
old. absolutely 1earles~ Of everything very at
sractire IN appearance; = prize for aIv one Ap-
u5v II 81 . =. eg-2
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EoR sALE-HOUsEs-

FOR SaLE-At a sacrifice On account Of owner
leaving the city. the following desirable houses
VIII ne sold at very low prices:
S5-l@o eacE. three new houses on 81 St ne,
near r rooms. bath. cellar. lots 19Ny3 to alley
> 30 each. two nearly new l-rCam houses;
baths cellars; lots I.Jxl9J; alleys; On St
nc-. near stu.
$3.50, wei built new Groom brick ON 9Th
St STONE & FAIRFAX,
mrs So and SOS F =. NV
FOR SALE-Three fnc bargains: $500. renting
for $50 a month t-roarH bay-wlndog brick seltl
bath, near Lincoln PARK
$50 Groom bay-vsi udov brick. lot lGElo0i
alley on & s. ne . rents SlI-T1-
S2-JoD 5-room brick. with bath, on 81 St
ne, near r $500 Is WHAT II Is worth
STONE & FAIRFAE-
MS So ana sO5 st. nv.
FOR SALE-FINf. INVESTMENTS.
$500 renting for 81. brick On T St NV
$500 renting Tor 50. a rhree-slory brick on
4th It. Nv, near G..
$3.50, d brick store. rents for so. on 4 car
$500. tents SIS. a ven-coustrugred corner
store Southwest. STONE & FATRFAX-
MS 81 and SIS 81 NV
FOR SALE-Pays : per cent net on S1-O05, brick
near Government Printing Office: price 500;
trust S1.js.. AT > per, cent bard TO beat; just
think OF IT, you can get j. per cent Oh your
STONE * FAIRFAX,
m7-2 SC and SIS F - nv
FOR SALE-WEyE COT BRICR HOUSES. WITH
e ROOMS. FOR 8, 500 s. SO. $500; SEND FOR
LIST STONE d FAIRFAX,
MS sJg ard SOS r St NV
I FOR SALE-A SNAP
Only SI,5"1
new twO-stOrg bay-wiHd5w brick with bath,
hot and cold water lot 5Ix70, to shoe the
value SI,icJ was loaned rhe house al per cent.
ANOTHER.
Price, 5000. weli-coHsrructed tvvo-story O.
room brick. WIKI bath, sanitary plumbing lot
i7X72 To paved alleT- this house i ! It.
ne, near 18th; It Il a good 5000 house
STONE & FAIRFAX.
mrs 500 and SOS St nv.
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FOR RExT-.-xFUnx1sHED ROOMS

50 10Th SIC NV int-o
TOR HENr-finc fat: three rooms. bath. second
floor. wish heat and 5=ht- 81 St NV mss
-l.n 5,r-z-r H. ~ &C., ---,--T go
With Iath heat and z5s. 31s Ist St my. es-5
1-1.Er T,T-,r -rT- --.=---,----5 - 80 7-5----
? -, - -,
gn-g-- LtZ5 Pnk s. nj
r.e rf,.4, ~, rr-,+--r,:-.f rol-.- ..,r7-,,,nf
.,5,,.,. ,.-..... ,.,,,-, To- q - me- rrg-s
l,-e prLr-,sI ~ 40 Nv ,,n----n--Tr5
rooms second faor. with water es-3
ron r.z>-r r..--. -11--- ~, zl-o,5 g,o-. Tsy
window. ,abinrr rl4ntci. as etc. Isi 4 st. ne
ms
FOR REET-s1o c St. NV rarIor floor unflr-
aislted m.4
FOR RFxT-Ffst Of four ,,I,fs,-r,f=l,.l rooms 1925
18th St NV MI
uysvzrss ct-.NrES
FOR SAtf-ttti5 interest IN PToh5ahe business
rIz,rf. +rfca frgestiaation selected: references
exchanged For T.rsa1f3sI interview address Box
go this e4irc egg
FOR SALE-olJ-esjabIfsbcd JjiHing-rooTn; cash
business Of SIIEg per year: investigation solicit
ed; price SI,'S1 Address Box 665, this Office
FOR NALE-FlIteen groceries, 800 to sl-Jyo-
DUNLAP. 800 F ST m9-3
FOR sALE-Grocery and confectionery; doing
good business, owner has other business '5H
= ------ - - ~ - ---
FOR SALE D5ninS-room; daily sales. so; rare
; st ms
FOR SALE-Groccry store: fine trade; sacrifice;
going West NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS,
100 St hL--2
FOR RENT-store; contents for sale II2l st.
NV M
FOR SALE-Blrbcr shop. sI25; furniture store.
500. DUNLAP, 90 F i ml'-3
FOR SABA grocery store doing cash business;
party leaving city 1901 k=aeEaeT Il ne. eo-3
90 sr-- -.1l,,,,t-za -,.or,. and confectionery
store; cheap rent. 1884 Ii 81. ne es-%
-, - ----.- - - - -
IN 1ll " -; ~ NOS 81 IA
on lEe HaFNel' f''VJ'- " D. DC'A-'' VI -
I'VE me-
and 80 " } ID lsAA. oil "a ave NJ
FOR SsIF-Garrer grocery and dwelling: North
vest host trade; no reasonable offer refused Ad-
dress BON G+z this Office M
ZZ-t[.TFT r,,--,-r- --irb 500 cFance Of a lire
ri,,a for -+s4.fy- sober man For rersouaI inter
y.ie.r address BOX f2s- tdis Office. ms
VI ANrED-cirorerv store. with dwelling attached:
state particulars address BOX G25, this office
m--S
TOR SALE-DiniUg ROM contra! location. con-
tertlonery= Sc BtNl-AP- .sz5 + s. M
FOR SALE-CiEar aud pool room central 10
catien. cigar store Sit7' II N3-Ai' 700 81
~
FbR SAL=s- boarding and Foon-lHg mousse mes
t'2ate- 81 (LAP, 80 - M
/ FOR >ALE-I,odsiHg ho'lse. is rooms a. rent
ca: $50 bargain Is st De7i-'-->> y
--
oH sAL-i1-i Isl z L L a. = = : .
I-IT, 80 noon non. ,r,+rar manufactured.
lzts7lz4-. To- 49, .Issr5tiellred poultry BER-
WlN POULTRY ASSOCIATION, Ber@yu, Nd.
ma-@ -
For sAIF-slx tables. eight feet long, at
sacrifice. 2l5 ath 81 NV. second floor. ml
/ F0P SITT- 1T--- ono iaa e,as+ and one re-
/ gr5-a-sr.r. 1913 1atb 81 MS zg-3
- go $3.50 ----5- - T5s 81 :
=. IN ~ '''' 49,, nj
/
CHEAP FOX ISL -il4ha sen -.''S.-lS fl-a-.l-7
I --[.ra. God Coalition. ts1 y. {, ave. after :
/ n IN rug-3
-
( FOR >AiE-BIeycie; Cleveland; cheap Tor casa
49, -
/
FOR SAEF-Oue pair FairsJns scales on rollers;
/ CAPACITY 10, 10 800: one grinding stone,
/ mounted: two grain trucks Address Box 6+i
( this Office. cs-S
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FOR SALE-PRETTY NEW HOUSES.
Reduced TO - so: well worth 5000: six love-
IS rooms and BATH cement cellars good lots ele-
giant ranges. plenty Of closets. situated on a
prominent avenue near cars Northeast. EASY
PAYMENTS 500 cash balance small monthly
iustaIImcnts- STONE & FAIRFAX
n7-3 500 and SOS F St NV
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HELP wANTED-FzM ALE.

WANTED-A settled white OF ealereJ woman -
atyeud 20 haby- Apply after o'clock I- n 90
7 81
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WANTED Gentleman TO take part IN a vsude-
vile sketch: must also De able tot do clever
UoH0Iogue; also LADY pianist who can do d
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lR sALE-0RN -T0rR HoNE

FOR SALE-OHN YOUR HOME.
The Best Opportunity Ever Cfcred-
OHly 500 cash balance 50 a month. incIud-
ing interest beautiful homes, just completed; six
chandeliers, back yards, square from electric
cars. IIOJ 10 II25 9th ST Sc
STONE Il FAIRFAX
ms Sg; and SOS F St NV.
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VsNTED-Agsurs for city: salary can TO 6
Nm. 81 Harrison s.. AnacosLil. D. G ms
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WANTED-A working lgusuEouuC- for boarding
+ co.
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HELP wAxrED-uALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-CvIfnder press feeders; steady work
PATHFINDER PUB Co. Lau-d0n, D. c. M
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-09
BOOKS Will Be LAID
ASIDE FOR A Time.
Closing of The Public Schools This
Week.
OCCASION WILL BE BRILLIANT.
Commencement Sermon Will Be
Preached at First Baptist This
Morning, Address of Senator Clay
Thursday. The Other Exercises.

The public schools of Americus will
close on Wednesday, and the attendant
exercises gives promise of being the
most interesting in q number of years.
The session has been most success
full one throughout, and the graduating
exercises will.be very brilliant finale
thereto.
Ever an occasion of interest, it is
anticipated this year with greatest
pleasure and hundreds will witness
each feature of the weeks entertain
ment.
The exercises really begin with the
commencement sermon today.
This, as already announced, will be
preached at Fret Baptist church this
morning by Rev. James r. McCleskey,
OF Augusta, one of the most eloquent
and scholarly divines in Georgia. It
is needless to state that the capacity of
the spacious building will be taxed on
this occasion.
Mr.. McCleskey was for several years
resident of Americus, and his many
friends here as we'll as the general
public will avail themselves of this
favorable opportunity to hear him.
The members ofthe graduating class,
numbering sixteen, will attend the
services this morning in body.
One of the features of greatest in
terest in connection with the COM
mencement exercises will be the ad-
dress of Senator A. s. Clay on Thurs
day morning. There is no more bril-
liant or eloquent speaker in the state,
and most appreciative audience will
hear Georgia's brainy statesman.
The address will be delivered ct the
opera house and all who hear it may
consider themselves highly favored.
The general public will be invited.
Last but by no means least will be
the graduating exercises.
This, the brilliant finale of COM
mencement week, will take place at
the opera house Thursday night. The
stage, with it's setting of beautiful
young women and gallant young men,
will form a picture of beauty rare.
There will be essays, addresses, music
and the award of diplomas.
Misses Eddie Belle Dunn and Alice
Boyd bear off the class honors this
year and are named as valedictorian
and salutatorian resp ectively.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-09
FESTIVAL FOR LIGHT INFANTRY
To Defray Expenses of Company to
Encampment.

AS stated in yesterdays Times Re
corder, the Light Infantry will attend
the encampment of the Fourth Regi-
ment at cambridge. The company will
go in excellent shape, and probably
fifty men will enjoy week of mingled
work and pleasure with the other
troops there.
1t will be great weeks outing for
all the soldier boys, and the Light In
fantry men anticipate it with no small
degree of pleasure.
The troops go on the 18th, and the
trip will consume ten days.
The. Light Infantry will have an open
air festival next Tuesday evening. the
proceeds to be used in defraying the
incidental expenses of the cambridge
trip. The ladies will, of course. assist
with the festival, and already o com
mittee of six for this purpose has been
appointed.
This committee, the names of the
members having been published al
ready, will meet at the public library
Monday morning to complete arrange
ments for the festival Tuesday night.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-09
IIrDr VIM find whatever you want and in greater
I1EnE lUU variety than can be had at any other
place in Americas. There is a satisfaction in that.
Ladies' Shirt Waists.

The shirt waist season is
upon us. We are better pre-
pared for II than ever. We
are sole agents here for the
famous Griffon waists which
are regarded as the best fitting
and most stylish waists pro-
duced In America.
For SOC we will sell this
week our Csc and 75c shirt
waists.
For 81 we show a grand
line of white and colored
waists, beautifully made and
will please the most fastidious.
For $50 we show the
choicest waists we have ever
yet carried in both white and
colors.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-09

Monday and Tuesday we will sell the
first twenty-f customers, each morning,
full dress pattern of ten yards, fast color
ed Lawns, valued at about 7c yard, for 19c
for the ten yards. Sale begins promptly
at o'clock; none sold before that hour.
Mems Perca1e and Madras Shirts, well
made and laundried; attached and detach-
ed collars and cuffs; regularly sold at 75c;
here Monday and and Tuesday at 48c.
Mems Balbriggan Underwear. French
neck and pearl buttons; regularly sold at
4Oc; here Monday and Tuesday at Csc.
100 Pieces black velvet Ribbons, full
ten yard pieces; regularly sold at CSC; here
Monday and Tuesday at sc per bolt
1000 Yards very best standard Cali
Goes, fast colors; regularly sold at SC; here
Monday and Tuesday at Sc per I'd.
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Inspect the Fol-
lowing Departments.

Our new lines of gentle
mems neckwear. suspenders,
sox, underwear.
Our immense stock of neg
ligee shirts, all the favor1te
makes.
Our special values in men S
straw hats, fur hats, derby
hats.
Our superb values in mems
Ba1briggan underwear for csc
soc, 75c, 81 and SIPS per
garment. Examine the quail
ties, compare the prices with
any in Americas.
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CENTRAL TO BUILD
LINE TO CUTHBERT.
Will Compete With Seaboard at That
Point.
IS NOW IN THE FIELD.
Route a Favorable One And No Doubt
That Road Will Be Built From
Cuthbert to The Capital of Stewart
County.

The Central Railroad is making a
survey of prospective line between
Cuthbert and Lumpkin. The latter
place is on the main line of the Sea-
board Air Line, between Americas and
Montgomery, and is twenty-five miles
from Cuthbert. Tt is an important
station, and the Central will have a
try at some of the business of the Sea
board. The surveying party has al
most completed it's work. An official
of the Central said Yesterday that the
country through which the line is to
run shows up we'll, and that a great
deal is hoped for from 1t. When COM
pleted the extension will be run in
connection with the Central's line
from Cuthbert to Fort Gaines.
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Ribbon Specials.

15c yard for one large as
sortment of fine fancy neck
ribbons which are the kind
usually sold from CSC to 35c
Yd. We have had heretofore
some extra good values at
this price but these far eclipse
any lot yet offered, We will
throw out a great lot Of fine
Taffeta Ribbons as we'll as
other fancy ribbons; also a lot
of odds and ends to be closed
out cheap-quick.
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Slippers and Shoes.

We have during the past
few days received a new lot of
Brothers fine ladies'
and chlldren's sandals, oxford
ties, southern button, etc.
Some of them are on what Is
termed "Mann1sh' lasts, pat
ent leather stock. The styles
are all good; the prices as
reasonable as good shoes and
slippers can be had for any
where. We will make a speci-
al reduction this week of Soc
per pair on all the fine Zleg-
ler's ladies slippers; csc on all
childrens.
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Ready-Made Skirts.

Our line of ready made
Crash, Pique, Duck, Linen
and other wash skirts was
never as complete. The goods
are splendidly made and good
fitting. The prices are as
reasonable as you could ask
or expect. You will find it a
great convenience to buy your
skirts ready made.
Prices $3.50, 81, s. so and
upwards to 81.
We have just a few fine silk
skirts which we will close out
for much less than former
prices.
Silk skirts formerly $3.50
this week at p0 -
Silk skirts formerly $3.50
this week at $11 SC.
Silk skirts formerly SIS. so
this week at 81 90.
Wool skirts are here In all
grades from the cheapest to
as fire as you'd care for. We
have some excellent values in
black wool skirts for So 90,
$3.50, 81, SIS and upwards to
$3.50. Broadcloths, Chevi-
OTIS, Serges.
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Ready-Made Wrappers.

We recently bought a fine
sample line of Ladies' ready
made wrappers and dressing
saques The goods are nice
ly made, good fitting and very
reasonable in price.
The wrappers range from
SIPS to $3.50 each.
The dressing saques are 75c
each.
These goods are fresh, clean
and desirable. aud We will be
pleased to show them.