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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-19
RIcKETY CHILDREN.

Loose joints, bow legs, big
head, and soft bones-mean
rickets. 1t is a atypical disease
for the best workings Of SCOTS
Emulsion.
For the weak bones SCOTS
E m ulsion supplies those
powerful tonics the hypophos-
,hites. For the loss of flesh
5cotts Emulsion provides the
nourishing cod-liver oil.
SCOTS Emulsion corrects
the effects of imperfect nour-
ishrnent and brings rapid inn
provement in every way to
rickety children.
Send for Free Sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, 4O9 Pearl St'' NJ r.
vote as there are Republicans in the
precinct.
The latest historical novel has this
thrilling passage Thunder and dew
lsl BY what right do ye persecute
this damsel?'
There is a growing impression that
very few bachelors viii be able to
Withstand the rayages of the new
styles OF shirt waists.
Salem openings are becoming noted
A grocery had grand opening. Now
la woman's furnishing goods store has
had a greater opening.
sss
with Frank Davey and Fred Hurst
In the legislature. there would be q
coalition of the Irish and the Germans
never heard of before.
sas
The Journal told the Democrats ant
PopuliGas who voted for Mitchell thai
he would vote for the ship subsidy bill
and It told them the truth.
Jeffries has been delayed by traiI
wreck in getting t. Frisco. He will
be delayed by worse smashup wher
he goes against Fitzsimmons.
As there are exclusive American
clubs, a London club has been organ
ized from which Americans are to b.
excluded. II is clear steal though Il
call the British club Columbia.
sss
The last legislature was nothing 4
, brag OF; the school land and timbe
? land business in Oregon is hardl.
= good material for party enthusiasm;
p little straight business on cleaning u
= the state house fees and perquisites
4 and a declaration for putting all oi
Hcials on fiat salary would be apprC
+ ciated by people who find It useless Z
, cry over split milk.
, The Salem Journal has just put In
I new Mergenthaler linotype machine
, and the appearance OF the paper
much improved as a result thereof
Roseburg Review.
/ rrha ontarnrioino galaun Journal ha
. installed Mergenthaler type-settin
3 machine In its ofIiee.-Eugene Guard.
, The Salem Journal is now set on
linotype machine.--Albany Democrat.
What the above three paragraph
. say must be true.
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-19
call 10 cltY WArrants.

NNII FVF NItI NaIFNWNos
Notice h hereby given that there are
funds on hand. applicable 10 the pay,
ment OF an warrants OF the city OF Sa.
lem. drawn oR tho general fund. in,
dorsea oll OF heiOle March ~, 1899,
Holders of said warrants viii please
present them for payment At Ladd 4
Bush's bank, az interest win cease
from and after the i1th Inst.
JOHN MOIR.
City Treasurer
salem. Or March ~, lso2 gl7.lOt
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-19

Wild Rose Flour, once used. always
wanted at all the stores. Try it, Ask
for It.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-19
AIwaNs Fresh.

Always Fresh.
Go TO FendrIchs Market for fresh
weinerwurst and sausages. Fresh
meats of all kinds.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-19

The latest historical novel has thi
thrilling passage: Thunder and dey
llsi BY what right do ye persecut
this damsel?'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-19

A primary law d wanted that DON'T
permit twice a. many Republicans %
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-19

vote as there are Republicans in the
precinct.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-19

Send for Free Sample.
SCOTT x BOVINE, Chemists, 4o9 Pearl ST., N.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-19

There is a growing impression that
very few bachelors viii be able to
withstand the rayages of the new
styles OF shirt waists.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-21
Los uftim0s amos de Vico
Habls 81 doctor SRaFaric

a2bGssG, zbrE 1s dc 1905.
s 6or esD Isidor0 oorzo, director ds Il
UEI6E EsPAFcLA
Hstimado c&rfsnso amigo:
Alamo poT com psso cue nj nombPe sue
ns an otr1 ccnSspso cue an al De nj proFsRfSEs
psrooneme que ecae nj eEsrso 6 eEpAdAs &c
os1snaa &c Enos aussnBas sn En&raaa c. ls
mas sssr1csA verdAd C lcs sncssos Rsaesldos
6uraEsS Lea 6lt4Dos msnsa de IN vida dsl mn
IN baen EnRRlz&6o don Antonio Visa.
Dtgnos De e1ccnio soo t3doE Los ssfneTzcs
gaALxaoos pcE lSE peraongE Go acusnoe os
attends 81 ics ElSiEoz DoEezaos os 6ou k1se-
nia 70 ssrs &c poE slsF1o n cue Hsc=sins sus
sI&asH8ss soo0s, especial establishments
los sspoHos L1Rz ds Ls11oEa loz cnbAnos
ssps6oies gus sn frassx2sI RhrGSo s0nfnndtion
Esh11SRrcn en EIsvlsas - Efsima ds las o6EsE
dg Etssras0r1t1 day sepElsQEm lCs II muersoa.
Eerc No sc La szsErlo-fzR6o ds una Ea1sra
palpakle c0n0 I'd sntierde cue dsbe hacerRs,
q eCndnGs& sBguids per n f&u1lia Marines
Uszado cor sl sEnor VIco. En esscto, cuando
n&i1rscho uoTfbundo lego essaE playAz
1on AntunfDs slE poas-as ERlex pur essSsc de
Ia hidropsxEs &c sus s. sneonhrKbs fnvad1do.
II familln GAssdo % hizo madsr osI Hossl Ia
gIa4exTA. oonas IS b&bx8 Ecnmo6Adn, y IIey6n-
dole EnR casa smigs donds fGara Assn6ido
eon o. sKlsro cAFf1o &c cue cMrecfRs pog7us
NJ hAk4a &qUf nR6te &C 1AnIltas He eanmAf-
tuverun en- guardia psrnansn1e hs5o la szaF-
s&da d1rscsl6n Gel aocE5r 2Gsierrsx Lsss -
ra<zo al csHi milzgTc de qus ao1 Antonio VI
60 Dud1Era ievxnEArEs ds II zfll& en que gufgxa
Gar un2 3nnclan oxAEAtisa 81 o Ts&sgo os
La rnAla sitnaeI6n Hnaneisra porrus ps-
sabx II EauDaff1 Marines OREAd0, hlzo 1ue
auwtaran cue sm1grAK &C Ia ab&z8. uGwznace
se don AnAonics LG ccnc M &cs0r de In cuua-
uaHzs. slD0 c0m0 UEa ra1iqulA EagrAda~ 81
/ ass0ei51 NJ earf13 ' rsspsso qna ls prrfaaaoa
LuIss, por habs- s11o En nAassrD p0E al rsa-
peso vsnsE&Ei@4 11s sIeEprs le gRar6n ban
! los asDrscs P1gE Marines GsE1do-
! Crao 6xmsnenEs eus ain Io& cuIda6os = al
/ zfac1n cue 10 Ero1igRyon 81 cu6&no don Anao-
] nsa EndxSgusz, con cu1s1 x1aEprs ansen1 g.
6on Ans0nfc para aznna0s ss&trAlea. - enhsns
! Lufam EArt1nEx Saxados su sspcsc ei Ea6rge )
/ Iz&ac PaEA sl snd aneEicazo eoesnr Cute
i rrgx Lea para cue e este AsREto hEnamra re-
prsBsrsMelSn ecsmopoE1sas dnn Ansonio hnhaa-
i r. sarmfnAde c4as 81 - naEa2 epock-
/ Y como essoz hschoa, enEiEnd0 hougn6a.
/ msE&e gne dsns sgradsGsrl0s So 10 cue raler
/ y xa-tlah &c Con An10nias Ee pexzaso In 4.
i narsH6 6e hkcsKios usg8r 6&ats nEasd usrs
| 1ns pne1ar xsesEGEar ios Bknnrsn Cavss :
! xsso aiguncs Ss Iss cnBrspAcs 1fannsv0s 81
/ - verbal zEs s1 IN m1Esntg ae exrawsxffsu
/ pssrl6aica Observation-Disclosures &c In $500
4 Anbfernn ce emissE g dsGEanensn De- ~arkeaas
i h56Rsgn h0srIaaIarlo dsa eEaGnn, nnEea "a
1 E@E1ia0 - HRnea RgBsA1c4
T. nEea6 kfacfnnaaMeEsas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-21

DuFEDte q Ah0 sctuAl rtf9r2&fk1 SIZE So
Iios loE Eignts1tsa palsas:
Les os 3 a gGrlss II IrgSF dsl lsSn, Ilsyz-
Pan e rsk-s b osi principe xstrxEss.
L0H &c REEsB, sEe c8neE crEFSn a segu1s
60 csnaE1arin &c ID fun12El6n &c S&n Psssra-
bargo.
Los ds EsPshz 81 susnso So prorlane .
L foaso XIII
Los os InglEssrra ere ss1dx&n 81 bzsso ds
E1u&rde VII
L9s de- AisnGci&s aus sezSn sodos nuavos
dgsds ! 3 De A5TiI.
7 qor fines sUizz ; los EEsSdoS Uaidos,
cue vS1 grR6zr sn snH EsIlps de- frErc neo
no1unensos, vitt&s e sIaea6ea retrks0s C
EEz gra11sa h0nhrsE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-21
GonOrrnol

recomendada esIecs
Was unarias
prontitud los genas morbos m oeteoraf
cgIua deuelve los teido sc nse
grdad coupleta, eFftando cicacss eeehea uretales
Gonorrhol Medical n g -
New York ssien = de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-21

s. assER celsbFan5o ecZ gran briT1snHez
grandas fsEtRH en h1n1g Al Fsec2osfzis1so
&C Ii Fspd a1ca suberR.
= ssIsr Estrads Pains Is aldo Gela2Gde
5e1lrRntsmEr&s.
Para 6sisttR = constitution BfE1&l De II
reEE bIlca, cue Sc csIsbrxrA hoy, han usg&d9
ala HzDAn& nks de &c 00o psrsoE&s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-21
Principles ejecutados

MAID, IN San PsssrHbuTgo. dies qne han side
s1scEs&d0s los freR pT1EEfpes rusns Kfptnads.
V&lErtsns K5Eg Eiosc, 81 6la ds Marie f.
ttr0s por hAnsras rroEsdo qne haitian naA&de
znAs clan perHcnss. DlekGs prfncipes sran loa
jf1ss &c una pGrfiaa Dc hR0doiareH Gus duran
- uErho Hisnpo ssrE&n atszEorizkda n Trans
eansaciAs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-21
JUIcIo ORAL
POR kUERTE DEL JUEZ De LA clDRA

IA vusiso ssEslKrss 81 iutcio orHl BOZ p
muarte del iUsZ ds = C3drA.
Tsrdrs t1eeta al vexats ocho dsl eerrfsr-
e., Sd los s2Iunss ds u 1Ic&lG1& de Crgu&s.
La opinion pfaiics sssx pAncisnts del faIIa
e eHa c$uHS per los tneidsnsss eRs De ella So
han 6sEtFEdc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-21
FL se1or Jirnenez

HA nsgsdo KEyEghsz ei sET7r ion Juan
lsl6ro Jfmenss EV-Erasi1ezts ds Is vscira re-
Th5ieR dcmiricAnE. 6sstttaa1c pnE III golps
&C Extad6.
e seh3r Jlmsrex perEA1ses q borao ael
vRp0F hE1s s..
n exsrEr ierc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-21

oetor Rafael Gel Vale, Fortsleza 1s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-21

MAEGAs " cAP1RcTEs.- &c InlE
R0drirnsx Cmhragn. Ia vsnaR sn la ERile C
u ForaalssA M ss, 81 rrseio CO DO rsntavcs 81
HtmmpaMr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-21

HabGss0, kbrEl 18 dc 1865.
hor esD Isidor0 Corzo, director ds L
TJrTEw EE7AErTA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-21

L@ DemOcr@cA@" Be ven-
de en- n casa de eThe Allen News, D
Plaza Alfonso XII ndmsrc Is.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-21
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONEo


dsfsnasr1Gu Ia sinaAds ss clio pBsdsn sstAr
muy segURG.
81, 81, SisneH r&z6n....; psro sone sc yof
ofunc&d& cen sl gran n6nero ds bArr0E cue Sc
ven creo SECURE Fu triEDfo.-..EE sEt&B eonEi-
dsr&cl0EeE, me anack Eorziaas sEtoncsz Rchs
9as ne h&llAba en una gzan prS6sras eoJsDds
unha torEE Euy bonita y olo-oEEs, pEr0 p%F0
nj dssc0Docld&G. De repsuBs oig5 m Fugiao
n mia eRpGl6zF v0lvtna soEr5sk lE&aas medic
sseo1oi1o sn n sEpSsur1s II IN s1cTms ia
Eur, cue &c dfEpoIfA q xxFtsr sobre mf....
TOh, I'd p1sdsH "a Erarts cDG1to sufn en a1 usi
mcusntoi Sin EAoer cue hEssz, n do1ds K,
snPrsDC1 Ena VsrElglnoE4 carers 0ysD1o .
E&1k l1Ef&1ts 81 11tsEE&1 rugi1o- C0Tr1E locss
deEsEpsrkdA, sSltAndo n&tSs y b&rr&Dsos, eRkn
d. AsgIe IN rfaehzslc, . envR orills ne de-
tive n Dir voces. kis1E 1s sEpsFz2E&s pa61
losorrol m1s grisos VI saliE c. snErE Enos
hrs EAIsE, con In pT0b3 t-AsSj3, . III h1zbr5.4..
tsnfa 81 srAfs hscho psd&z0x Sc q psSho ma
hsriae gus mGnRbA asngys---. C&uIIcs SGusi
honars. .srAB If 81 eoDocsFss, l&1z6 III
gsfto, peso enssgui18 dsEpGrEs.
-Si LRurA g. rsPninAg 81 nAFrkei6r hu-
bisss po6tdo FBr El rostro 1s sE&nts, cRe
hAllan2 81 ia OpEsutl1Ad, ls hsazs visso P&ilan
" dsssneaj&da
DssP5s. a. Il inEaaass. aiia aHsa snn vaa
-sJagaKrsa sn PssEs0 ElcrP aQaisa
cree Gz att ES&?....
Sin sn5argo, clniIo, 20 IS Al ssrE sprs-
hsnEi6n mia psTo 81 eorHzoR ns dice ezs
age e hA os p&EAF-.
-ERda ssm&s, Laura Efsutgas sea dus-
10 os b &u0gs No tsDsrE . ungrss...s
III AL a. &s1 fzsss, Dune2 n tsnsTf&E! 49,.
-P1sa nisn, dssech& esos tsmoras cue 30
10 Etrvsn para dessapsrartsa t6n Is 81 D4os,
cDno &C lS tsng5B rEPEao LAmllo pon1slanEe ED
pie.
-sl, sn 81 sEPsro....3 krre3&Endoss 81
sus hrxzons lie 5sso eon frsnsEls cUAl 81 is yisss
per tina vsz, diE16na0lss
Adde'S, nj fslicldRd eats 81 sus z&aos.
-6ASsA ntnRo&s EIKnErs e. soFen END"
e1onkaos
Laura Sc snsAuin6 : 81 saaa, para retire
ss0lo A segIloss alslenocs
81 9sBa.D "a sss sfa5 sals Sol8sTd no,
Dlos G1s ros sscusha, he 10 l-ro.
--rAelsas IAIlAns ahora ssasE ErEna Ella
Aatos-
C&nilo Ahogo III HlEp1ro cue enGraa sEeA-
Pkrss os sn psenos sstreenanoo eoEfrh 81
soy2zon 81 &mASss - oeao 81 = 1rs1sss ol-
ei4noolAi
-@s 1ErS FoivsT8 zE&Fss AkEss - DEsT-
te.
,4.+..*ss... t.4s.s.se.......t.5+ 5++s..s.as...
oamilie cen sl carAz5n aDguEaiado, psrdE@ae
r. algnlenss ols, = ds Anrili 12@ ssse5e1.
souPDeshs De 70 honb-ss, ri nAn6o asl Hsr-
gsn1o fr&ne1seo Bl&zs Eaiza csl p1suss De San
Antonio con 81 m ds eyftaF 81 asr1neher&-
misnso 4us hacia ma partida snsmiga. Essa
hcslcn erA SeeEno&oa Per q 4nego de lea 4ns--
bss-
Hacienda Btn cesar daacsrgRH ssrradas,
mArehAna la pequfHA srrpA, cuhndo una hala
nrGmfFR, &HrRFea6 el peeho &c IN nrIaMdc 10
ven, cue fba CD pr1msrR Eia. eI cnaI eay5 81
ssayr4, II DEEE ugK2ocs
-AdIrs, LAursi
Eus campREsrnE Eiauiexun sdslanSG, poeo
/ eaapr6E, can perdl6A de .gauos hounras ha--
el&nse dneS3s 1s lR bEtneAsaa. en sA1so ne q
mirada vidriOEa, parcels snviarlsa " tin1
AdiOs;
AE6e G8R%r&E1&GS Gg& lADAlCs &l &D&nh@ &C
ss rRurR
"a
xa..e !. noch. rsgsr.s Sosaa ia .Sus a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-21

RE snuel Silva, oomerciante. ProviEio-
ME nes frutos del pafg. Pavfa 10 Are
cibo, =. z.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-21
= = - CT , 9

dorag exDortsdoras de neTeG1cfas.
Plaza PrEc cipal, Arscibo. P. Z.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-21

= Herminio Diaz Navarro, sbogado y
notario, con bufste en San Jnzn,
Fortalexs B.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-07
Take Care of the Stomach

The man or woman whose digestion
is perfect and whose stomach performs
its every function ism ever sick. Kod,l
cleauses, purifes ami sweotens the
stomach and cures positively and per-
msnentlY all stomach troubles, indiges-
tion aud dyspepsia. It's the wonderful
re constructive tonic that is making so
many sick people well and weak people
strong by conveying to their bodies all
of the nourishment in the food they cat.
Rev. J. H Holiday, of Holiday, Mss.
writes COdol has cured me- | c n
slider it the b st remedy ever used FIR
dyspepsia and stomach trouhles. was
given up by physicians, Kodol saved
my life. lake 1t after meals. W. A.
Rembert,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-07

Judge 4 A. Littlejohn was present
ed with petition yesterday wherein
injunction is asked against the Board
of Education of the city of Americas,
restraining that body from enforcing a
resolution adopted at recent meeting
relative to the admission of pupils TO
the schools.
The matter at issue is of general il -
tsrest in Americas.
At meeting of the Board of Educa-
tiop, held several days ago, the follow
ing resolutionsiwer adopted.
Provided: That the child cf any
father subject to poll tax or street tax,
shall not be admitted as pupil in the
schools unless the parent Of said child
shall furnish 20 the superintendent
proof that all such taxes have been
paid up to and including the year next
preceding the year tna' he seeks to en-
ter said child as a pupil IN school.
Resolved further: That 1t shall be
the duty of he tn pelintendent to OBJ
tain from the tax collector, the clerk
and treasurer of Sumter county list
of all persons subject to poll tax, and
who have not paid such tax,
The adoption of the resolution was
opposed by some of the Board.
Bnt it was carried, and acting under
such instructions Supt. Mathis Sc
cured list of delinquent street tax
pay ers and has refused cards to sever
al pupils.
Yesterday Attorney James Taylor,
representing Messrs, J. B. Fielder, j.
l. Hudson, W. H. Feagin, F. e, John
ston and others, applied to Judge Lit
\ tleiohn for a restraining order inten
ded to prevent the enforcement of thir
new rule established by tue schoo
board, and which causes quite kick
The petition alleges that the resolu
tion is contrary to the act creating thu
Board of Education.
The Board adopted the resolution il
lieu of the levying of per capita TAI
of 81 on each pupil, the purpose beins
to compel the payment of the poll tax
of 50 levied on all male citizens, many
of whom enjoy all the privileges o
citizenship, including educational ft
cllities, ssand pay nothing.
Judge Llttlej I'm granted a tempo
rary restraining order, and on Satur
day next will pass upon the question
of permanent injunction. The BoarC
and Supt. Mathis being thus restrain
ed, all pupils can register this week,
or until Saturday, as heret fore.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-07
NEW SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION
Music Pupils Taught Faslton System
By Miss Bell

While In Boston this summer I
studied the Faction System of funda-
mental training for children. This
system receives the universal endorse
ment of the best musical educators.
The results are remarkable. | saw
children who had only studied one year
in a class of twelve or more transpose
their little pieces in any key, major or
minor, called for. My instruction for
beginners will be given in such classes.
The terms will be So each for four
weeks All wishing to enter children
will please notify me before the 18th,
as my work begins at that time.
ANNIE MAY BELL.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-07
MANY MILLS BUILT IN SOUTH
Figures In Manufacture of Cotton are
Interesting,

Americas has no cotton factory, but
some day our business men will real
ize the advantages of such an indus
try here. But other sections of the
South are building them. The net
gain in the number of southern mails
over last year has been rs, making the
total now TIC. OF these G31 are in
operation, 81 are idle and "a are IN
course of erection. The consumption
for Georgia is given as 1925 $40 bales
and for the whole south, 937,97 bales,
an Increase oyer last year 81, 04O, and
over year before last of $40, $50.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-07
THE WoODFoRDs IN AMER1CUs.
Will Open the Season Here in Week S
Engagement.

The Girl from Calcutta, a very be-
witching gem of the ORIENT she is, will
arrive at the opera house tomorrow
night and a great audience, doubtless
will greet her there, This event marks
the opening of the theatrical season in
Americas, the Woodfcrd Company
playing an entire week here at popu-
lar prices This company will present
fine list of bright and attractive
plays 1t is a large aggregation of
capable artists and will certainly please
Americas play-goers, Tomorrow night
a paid 30 cent ticket viii admit lady
and gentleman, and the Woodfords
will thus be introduced to a large aud
appreciative audience. Get reserved
seats at Hudson's
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-07
A Parsons Noble Act.

81 want all the world to know"
writes Rev. c. j. Budiong of Ashaway,
Il. l.. "what thoroughly good and Ie-
liable medicine found in Electric Bit
terra They cured me of jaundice and
liver troubles that hal caused me great
suffering for many years. For gem
inc, alI,around cure they excel anything
l ever saw Electric Bittors are the
surprise of all for their wonderful work
in Liver, Kidney and Stomach troubles.
Don't fail to try them. Only 20 cts.
Satisfaction is guaranteed by the Ell
bridge drug stores.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-07
AMERICUs WAS VERY ORDERLY
Crowds Good Natured and Very Little
Scrapping.

With the great crowd Of people here
yesterday very good order was main
tanned, and about all the police had to
do was to keep the sidewalks open.
But two little rows were reported. OF
these two women scrapped on North
Lee street, while in the other slight
difficulty a country negro upon being
refused a ride home iabbed his Barlow
blade into the arm of the Chauffeur of
the mulobile.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-07

Americas advertised neither circus
or carnival yesterday, but the great
throDg of people filling the stores and
streets led to the belief that Forepaugh
and the Elks had come together here
in advance Of the date advertised, and
both in full blast.
Not in years, except on circus day,
has such a crowd been here. Once
again business houses played to big
overflow.
1t was not a crowd Of onlOokers,
either, but people with money to spend
and bent upon business Cotton was
sold-lots of it, and thousands of dol
lars poured like a flood into the mer-
chants till.
People from half dozen counties,
many of them strangers, we're here,
Cotton receipts at thesix warehouse
exceed by far the receipts of any day Of
the season up to date, aggregatiug rs
bales. More than half this was sold
and the money therefrom cotton
money-was spent in the dozens Of
crowded stores
1t was indeed a carnival of trade, ard
merchants were pleased,
Many of them, together with their
busy clerks, dined on but cracker OF
went without. There was no time to
think Of dinner or suppers.
The sharp decline In the price of
cotton tended to hurt business to rome
extent. The market is quarter to a
half cent per pound lower than at the
first of the week, and this deferred
many farmers from selling their bales
yesterday.
But what Of yesterday s receipts re.
manned unsold is still here, and the
proceeds of it will go to make some
other Saturday banner day tor bust
ness here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-07
VOOLFOLK IN CLOSE QUARTERS
Pursuers at One Time in Fifty Feet Q
Negro,

Mr., s. Bell, one of Webster's well
known citizens, was in Americas yes
terday. He thinks it was indeed for
tunate for the negro Voolfolk, who
entered the home of Mrs. Bette Mich
olson there few mornings since, that
he was spirited away to Columbus.
There is no doubt of Woolfolk's inten-
tiors other than robbery as, it is said,
he had used language prior to entering
/ the house which induces this belief.
At one time, Mr.. Bell says, the party
of men pursuing Voolfolk were within
fifty feet of the officer and his prisoner,
but did not know it. Voolfolk is still
in the Columbus Jail for safe keeping
and wi be tried at the October term of
Webster court.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-07

We are here to do business and if you will Come
to see we will prove to you very quickly that our
goods, prices, and our straightforward method,
of dealing will convince you that this is the place to
spend your money No loud blowing of trumpets
here which amounts to nothing. You want good
goods, courteous treatment, low prices honest deal
ing all of which you find here or no business
We cordially invite the people generally to call
and see our stock and we assure you it will be
pleasure for us to show you through whether Won
are ready to buy not You will find it a pleasure
to glance through the many new things which We
are receiving, at the time posting yourself on
styles and prices
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-07
COMMITTEE MEETS IN ATLANTA
To Discuss Method of Naming Party
Candidate

The appointment of Judge Gober, of
the Blue Ridge circuit, as the success
sor of Justice Hal Lewis, is considered
an excellent one, though he will serve
but two months, or until the vacancy
is filled by al election. Chairman E
7. Brown has called meeting of the
State Democratic Executive Commit
tee in Atlanta tomorrow to consider the
manner of election IL is believed the
matter will go to the general state
election in October, Hnless a nomina-
tion is made by the committee.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-07
DooLY COURT IS STILL GOING,
Several lays Yet Required In Session
There.

Judge u A. Littlejohn aud members
Of the Americas bar engaged at Dooiy
court the past week returned from Vi
emma Yesterday to spend Sunday here.
The past week was quite busy one,
Judge Littlejohn disposing Of great
deal of business. The session there
will be completed in three or four days,
though usually Dooly court consumes
two full weeks at each term,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-07
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs.

"Several years since my lungs were {
badly affected that I had many heuor-
rhag 8" writes A 81 AXE of Wood, Ind
81 took treatment with several physi
clans without any bon fl. then star.
ell 20 take Foley's Honey and Tar al d
my lungs are now as sound IS bullet.
/ recommend it in advanced stages of
lung trouble JLhn r. Hudson.