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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-15
His Sight Threatened.

"While picnicing last month my
little 11-year-old boy was poisoned
by some weed Or plant" says w. II.
Dibble, of Sioux City, La. "He
rubbed the poison off his hands in
to his eyes and for a while we were
afraid he would lose his sight. Final
ly a neighbor recommended DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. The first appli-
cation helped him and in a few days
he was as we'll as ever" For skin
diseases; cuts, burns, scalds, wounds,
insect bites, DeWitt's Witch Haze
Salve is sure cure. Relieves piles at
once. Beware of counterfeits. L. O.
Gale.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-15
JEWELRY JOTTlNGS.

"Crisscross," or snakeskin, is one Of
the attractive simple finishes on watch
es.
C~hrysoprase, turquoise and tourma-
line matrices are among the newer
stones in jewelry.
Crowns, scepters, orbs and other ap-
panages of royalty seem to DO finding
favor in jewelry designing.
clusters OF sweet peas. roses or other
flowers tied with Il ribbon make q
Frrnchy little broorl, design.
Lori:"tS are among the nopular things
OF the rr1 sent. and especially so are
thoS" OF ro.r gel with diamond sparkle
u priuts Jrv,a"rs' Circular Weekly
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-15
To Save Her Child

From frightful Disagreement Mrs.
Mamie Galleger, of La Grange, Ca,
applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve tc
great sores on her head and face, and
writes it's quick cure exceeded all
her hopes. 1t works wonders in sores,
bruises, skin %eruptions, cuts, burns,
scalds and piles. 25c. Cure guar
anteed by S. H.. Scallin, druggist.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-15
FRUITS AND FLOWERS.

The cherry likes a good soil. but is
very impatient of much moisture. 1t
must have good drainage to do well.
With all flowers, if the seeds are not
wanted, it is an excellent rule to re-
move the seed vessels as soon as the
bloom fades.
Usually in the first year after the or
chard is planted out the young trees
make a large growth, and this is the
best time to shape the tree.
In forcing strawberries they should
not be allowed to overbear or the fruit
will be small. A moderate crop of good
fruit is better than a large yield of
small berries.
Walnut, hickory, pecan ana other
nut trees make excellent shade along
the roadsides and in the pastures. The
cherry is about the only fruit tree suit
able for this purpose.
Begonias grow well in a light, sandy
loan, with a small addition of leaf
mold. They are quite at home in the
shade, but require a warm, moist tenn
p%erature to develop best.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-15
Appetite and Hunger.

"Most persons do not discriminate
between hunger and appetite" said a
doctor Of long experience. Appetite
is what makes a man drink or smoke
and what makes most men and wom-
en- eat. Many go through life eve
knowing what hunger really is. l
often fast sixty hours and never feel
the worse for it. A friend of mine, a
physician in Brooklyn, goes without
food sixteen days at a stretch and
keeps up his work meanwhile. There
isn't an organ that can contract any
disease from lack Of food. Most Of
them do become diseased through the
effort to take care of too much food.
They are all in better tone after a fast.
Another thing, hunger is felt only in
the mouth and throat. That gone feel
ing that many complain of is not hun
ger; that is a form Of disease. If per-
sons would eat only when they were
hungry and only as much as hunger,
not appetite, called for-wel, we doc
tors would have to fast."-New York
Press.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-15
nursery Stock.

| represent The Jewell Nursery
Co., of Lake City Mimi, the old
est, largest and best nursery in
the northwest. THESE TREES.
GROW. They are a reliable
company and their prices are
reasonable.
Hold your order for me. You
will be interested in some of the
varieties I have to offer.
Respectfully yours,
. M. A. REEVES, Agent.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-15
OcAl

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b. M.TifanY
Mr.. and N
Marion, Ia,
to visit at
Mrs. George
Mrs. D. n.
hcrs left w
Center, Wis.
,optb Or t,w
Strayed frc
eorrel horses
pn. Liberal
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ber, Miss CIR
Eioux Falls,
sh6 future.
The city will
Vim. Kocl
Ind cord fly
(ord antioch
The market
lot to gall a
Mr.. and NJ
10 extend
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bind and
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Mrs. Jas.
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bmpany MI
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-11
Das Ehal abp drts.

SabIur. -Rorman Sobibfon ben
Drain StraBs, ber in Der Taslor Mins
anssftslt 1T. erbisIt am Srsitas burd
cine por3eitis erfoIets Sprsneuns cine
GnsnbI iebr i6msrdide S@rammen unb
S6nitte. baupifd&Iid ON 2opfe.-Sn
Der Wotnuns ieiner gItern, Germ unb
frau Sobn 2euibolb bon Wain unt
Railroab StraBe, berI&isb ON Sreitap
mad ldnserer 8ranibsit ibr Sobn Sobn
I'M Ilier bon 80 Sabren. Ser Berttor.
tsne trurbe in Der Sdtpsis seboren une
tam als ereiidbriseS 8inb nit ieinen 81.
tern nod amerita. St mar sulstt ale
Uaai4inenilbrer in IoIebo, o. anee.
ftsat unb fam Dor etpa WonatsFriii
bsim, in Der Soffnune, eiie 2ufibsrants g.
run8 tpGroe feinen 9uitnn6 perbefern,
bod mar bies nidt Der Sal unb fem
Fob erfotete. Ser 8stitorbene ipire
BON Der Satin unb bret ainbsrn, Iotpis
ben @ltern, bret 8tlbern uno atpei
S4peitern tiberlebt. Die 8eifeSung Der
ir6ifben Guile erfolste Sonntoa i'm al.
ten Sriebtofe. tpObsi gaRor $ 5. Sar.
ris ben Grauerbisnit lsitete.-Die 2ebrsr
in ben 6Hentli&en SduIen bes 8orouebs
baten ii& ~orsaniirt unb bsspedsn bamii
sseenieitise nnterfdbune, ionic eins
Ssheruns Der aasemelnen SGuIbiIbuns,
-Serr Sobn Shilb, Der felt Bo&en.
friit an ber BruffsQ. Gnisinbuns barnis,
berlas. III iopeit sensisn, bab &c sefern
pieoer feline arbsit oufnebmsn fonnte.-
nnisr blefiser Correspondent, Der felt Ell.
niger 3eit perfsblt bat, uns ausfabrIihs
8sri4te ei%n3uisnben. tpi.o bies in Der
8%utunft nahbolsn unb ale nriadeu ,u
&lasen bamit bsisitiesn. GER unb Srou
euspar @eiBenHub (Msbssr) iinb 6ur&
bic Geburt zines MdbGens erfreut nor.
en .-Serr Abrabam 8irder muBte iit
in philadelphia Der Operation zines au.
ees u%ntertperfsn; bic Operation perlief
gut. aber er IN nod nidt i'm Stanbe, fei.
ner Nrbeit pieber neG,useben GER
Anbrens RdseIiit Elm eIldliderer SOU,
pc tpie BunoeSpr6fibent R~oofepeIt, benn
bieier muBte BEL ieinem iirsli@en Saeb.
austu9s leer auseeben. ipdbrsno Ssrr
Nd6ell nit ieinsn Sreunben auf einsm
tarali&sn ausfIuse iass unb f@rsibe Elm.
unostuansis Saisn. Elm Reb unb cine 5a.
lane erleete. GER 8uitor u. @sbsi
tplrb uns ipabri&einlid idon nd&fs
Wo&e terIahsn, mas mir nit Bebauern
beri6tsn ; mir bofen baB ss ibm in Iel,
mem nsusn W~iriunsslreiie cut srssbt unb
tpaniben ibm aasS Slid unb Seeen.-
Vim nd&ftsn Mittpo& absno iuost cine
tpiGtl8e Verfammluns ber GapIor
S6Iau& 60. SO l ftatt anb fein Rit.
sliso iolte berfeblen. fi1 su berielbsn
%sin3uFneen. -Serr @iaiam Dotpsl ipirb
no utn oas lint bes 8ureeb bspstbsn.
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artifel fur Rauder.

Den rsiGbuItisfien 8orraib bon slrii.
ieIn fur 8au&sr fdbri unitteitis SranI
s. O'Sara, SO. ADJ Spruce StraBe,
Wlan finbet bafeIbt in reiHer NustpabI
unb ju allen 9rsiien Nesri6aum,
Briar unb unosre pfslfsn. Iabattrlss,
@iearrsn G!uis unb Elm blbfdss 2aesi
pon anoeten NItlfeln. bic fi& ipssieq ,u
@efdenten fur 8audsr eisnen.
Aud fem Eager bon gisarrsn ia Elm
rei6es un6 CT flbrt ale bic bsfanns
ten uno o Rau6srn sei6dstsn Mar'
ten. Nan fnbst bier Giearrsn in aili.
den bon % Gents auitpatts unb tper in
8erlessnbsit IL. mas sr einem Rau1sr
fur Elm 9ef&enf MAIDEN ioa, finbst bier
bic 26iune Der aufsubs RAID.
Beoienune prompt unb 9reiie re@t.
Gs tuirb beuii& ssiprO&en. 5o,2
- 8sfsIt bas .8o&snbIatt''.
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Sduls8 eb6ree

Rad %einfdnbissr Debate bejdIos aut
Diontng absnb bieie 25rperidaft. bic
gi8sntbtimer n5rblih bon benz Seimatb
Der SrsunbIofen gisentbum ,um 8rsife
BON $4,000 an~sutaufsn, un6 bat num-.
msbr bas n6ttiee 2anb i'm 8efite. UNI bic
proisttirte Sanofertisfeits $ S&uIe unS
Annes bur Scti&ule erridtsn su IaFen.
Die Smpfung bon S1uIiinbern fam
aud aur Sprode unb psriGieeene Shui.
rdtbs erfldrten. bab laut ben Mntpeiiun.
gen bes Supt. glqen bonn @slunbbsits
Bureau cine gln,obI 8inbsr bon ben
S@ulen nuseei8Iofen iperben, neil Fs
feline Smpfunes @srtiffate b.fben.
Sn 8eiref Der SaIdrs bon NadHduI
Ssbrsrn tparb bei6IoRen, ALE auf bic
sleide Bofis 30 ifsasn. Sober grin,i.
pal. Der bret Sabre grfabrunsen bat,
lou s35 monaiIi6 erbalten. unb ieber
@stdlfs init bet sIsidsn G%tfabruns. s2s
rnonuitih.
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9anosgefeppte
SamensS firtS
$40 bis $2s iebes.

Gin nsusr 0prratb bon Sor,asIi@tn l1nttrflst-
etrn, oustftrtist pOn Gambrie unb RainlooL
NIT SpiBsn. unb Sttpp.B njitrunstn uHb Ore
baGipn gppliaus, btssIti6sn NIT 8anhbslaB ;
ftparat ntlfauft petr In Ssts BON @pmu, Cor
ftt.D eden, gbsmiiss, Siirts unb 3ri.H. DIR
Stid
SO Gents mnb aufp6rtS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-11
6msrifanifdteS TIeifA tpirb aus
ben 4antinen i'm SentfAeH
Retdhe auSaefdlcffen.

OhtttH WV uuo
ben 4antinen i'm SeutfAeH
Reihe anSeefhlcfen.
Dns bsuii6s 2siess.W inifGrium Bat
ben 3ruppsn neue 8ori&riften lbsr ben
8eirieb Der 2antinen in ben 8arniionen
bes &ei&eS sueeben lafsn. Nsu in BEN.
ielben III nur bic Befimmung, bn6 in ben
aaniinsn fsin amsriianii&es S&maIa,
feline Marearine, Feline ausIdnbii4sn
aonisrpsn, Sdipfen ODER DGrfs Der.
fauft tperben blrfen. Die @ontrafte
iolen in Babe bisisn gOri9rifisn ssmdb
u%meednbert tperoen. Sn Der Prsfe tpirb
bieie Wabreael lsbbaft er6ttert unb BEN
8rieas' Winiitsrium boresporfsn. 90 Iieb.
dueele nit ben Nerariern. Disie absr
berufsn f& barauf, baB bic Bstpssuna
seeen bic ausIdnbiiden Probuits In sr.
fer 2inie bon ben Sleii&ern ausgeean.
gen ii. Aerarii&e 8Idttsr bstonsn, BEL
BEN ssrinssn gonium Der 2antinsn tdi.
len fe esrne ben SoIbaten bic biQieeren
ausldnbii&en 9robuite esebnnt, tpsnn iis
ben pefunidr f&IsHt bsfeltsn Solbaten
tpirfIi8 biais selisfert tplrben. 9as isi
ni@t ber Saa. Sic feien suar ettpns
biaiser, aber ourdaus ni&t 10 bilie. trie
iis fem mtBtsn, tpenn ni@t Der @rob
bdnbIer nit benz 9wifdsnbdnbIer ben
bobsn Broft pornstuesudbmen. Bel Der
DubI stpii&en ben beibsn lsbsln fei IS
fir bic Wanni4aft better. fs srboIts fur
ben ibeusren preis. neil sepiRsnbaft un.
teriu&t. ~tpsnisitsns Elm suiss, ldmad.
bates unb isbsnfaas ssiunoss bdusli&es
Brpouft.
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Das fA5ne GBeibnahtsfsft

ltsbi Dor Der 9bdrs unb ioIds, bic nod
nidt ibr @inidufe bafar ssmadt babsn.
plnihsn mir nod iui lebten glussnblid
auf infer reidbaltiees unb sniiprs6sn,
bss 2ussr aufmeriiam su MAIDEN. Sc
beftebt aus tauisnbsn bon Saaen, bic ,u
@ef&snfsn far Sung unb Silt gssignei
inb ; obfhon bic frlben 8dufsr Die bette
ausputt battsn, III Der @"aarsnporraib
INNER nod elm isbr u%oafdnoissr unb mir
finb lbsrseuet. ba6 mir ale 2unbsn su.
friseen ftsQsn i6nHen. Das @ebr6nge
ipirb in ben Istten paar Iaeen Dor @eib.
na&tsn Elm srObss iein. iommt 6absr 10
frab pie m6eliG, bamit es psrmisben
pirb unb mir sic better beoienen i5nnen.
8srseBt ni&t, baB mir ouBer 6pisItraa.
rem isosr sIrt unb iontisen ~ @si9enisn
aseisnsten @auren. aud 8udsrpaarsn.
RaRs. gis gream, etc . ~Iisisrn, unb stpar
nasS sum biaieifen prsiie. Die gbre
Sbrss 8eiu&es III uns ju isbsr 3eit sr.
pdni&t. 49,8
s. 8. WilIiams unb Bruber.
3l2-3l4 2adapanna Ipsnus. |
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(gingsIanbt.)
Den Jdsern e~epismet.


Bier Nmrpbs, grpb uub fart,
3cssa irttt BON bier In frsmps Warf
Stnsabin auf bic Sasb.
Wcblptrftbn NIT proptant
aatf S9isbbsbarf tur 5anb,
Sings nit nSurrab" ibtr's 9ane.
une am 3isle ansapmmsn,
pitb % nun: nStBt ine ipiafommtn
5aisn, 5irI6e nnb Salansn;
DEM ibr purett bart psrfIost,
DaB ibr hem Bauer BEN pafr atnaat,
unb pislts ufbtl ibuf lufhgtt.
llnp neil bic afas' 70 al,npabr,
90 lne stjdbltt cure Sabr'.
Jbr ipQt tom niGt uisbr f&aesn"
Gin alter Sait bort ben Spru6,
Rimpft fine Staf uHb ertift jur 8lu&t
I'm anbtsrpc iu nagen.
Der 9lmrpo bod, gum S&u6 btrsi,
9ast s,Slet ibm ipringtnh In ben 9sib,
llnb feb, br 9af IL fine 8suf'.
SeBt sf trpa&t bic SdsuIuf
llnb Wnih srtiiat bic ptitt 8ruf,
9u1bt Suhbs ttbt aufgtpabtl
limb rtrfliG, obnt LANCE Notb
Grsilt nod Di3pan,isr" Der Cob.
tirb Wagen bod Gin btrbtr Qotn.
bod adj, il mtbr bn bal, ie mttr bu ipilf !
SsBt ftblt ben 96gtrn nod Der Strfh.
Wit LANCE tpetlt Der nod TN @biri92
Man iast: Dem RtmrOb fault has Slid
oft srce,
llub Itttt In lsintn pfnsn S&Spe."
Das mar au6 bier Elm bsrr!ih zoos.
Surrab grab fommt In ppliem Sprunas
Die Sub NIT cfHtHi Nhaul unb LANCER 3unat
DIN ftiltn pfab braufeaprunstH.
dir ft IN Blti unb irednts puIptr 4,
Nu& I6neffens, I6usffns Icon ufunbsn.
Die 9i6fe fnaai unb-b'birInfut t6at.
DDH mas 2 ft RAFT f9 witssr auf
I'm fprijuffstn ibrsn eauf.
NGr' bod eas 8ta ni&t f6sn p~trfaufti
Dot bali, Gin hiHfss, lauits Ruaasn
3ptnei ie jum sipstisn MtebufallfH.
Gin Bravo" bann In br euft triHalt.
S~pri&pSrtIi&i s8tbrt er Sdsr btim
Wit lnrsm cad unh miiptm 8ein."
Ster attr trift eits BOD niht Gin
3umaI mob BARI etmtlbft lein,
Dag Gin Gafau, gar loon unb ftin,
Der srobtn Stut' purb' angfrtibt.
9fBt warb Der 9dsnluif etfr5bnt,
gum srobsn @lid gut ausse5bnt
tlnb 9aus uno RID au& mas btfhurt.
Ri6t LANCE nun. 10 gtttts ju tftn,
Ssbptbtm SAP ppbl iuetmfftn-
Gin Stid pom ttftfn SaftupftTr.
tlne itper @af lpbt has @trtnt
p6lt ltiut SpraHt nidt lurfd.
.3u al ben SdgtrH na6btr (pItHt:
.Sm finffetu SABRE stbt ibr rishsr
iinb bolt nod mtbr ron BEN @sften,
Das i6mfdt uup munbtt gut"
Sin 9GetrfrtHHh.
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SduSlinsss An5age.

sa Ians.n uHb tur,sH aIsibsrn IaHssH unb
tur,sn Sfirts.
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Dir babtn cine bibf@t IusBabI BON Sfirts,
@Upns anb pcfsn, iUtppbl sinfa& wit s%arntri.
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Gewuatn unb ridtia bstunOsn.

Gewpsen nub ridtig bsfunbsn.
Hiht mas Der Sabrifant fur fem 6abri.
fat bsanfpru&t. fdqt in bic @usi&aIe.
fonbern bic Probe bic ss beftebt sibIt.
Wir Beben bnber bic grfabruns BON
Frau 8alentine @imbeI in WansFslb,
D. Srau @imbsl Last ii6 folesnbsr,
maben aus: $50 bin felt 10 Subrsn
Isibenc unc babe febr bel seboitsrt. ios
pie uu& Butent.N ebi,insn ssnOmmsn.
Sat mir ni&t gut eetban. SD tpurbe
INNER idIimmer. SD battle einen Aus.
idIae i'm @et@s, bic Doftorsn iastsn
es iei BON 8aturrb. bic 2suts msinten
aber es mare 8rebs ; au6 mar i'd isbr
i&ipa& unb bate SsrstIopfen unb ionnie
tpeber fhlufen NOD Iisssn. Set
stpei Wonaten nebme i'd NIpsnir6utsr
8lutbelebsr. Mein 6sii&t ID pieI beis
fer. 70 bab fi& meine 9adbarn unb
5reunbe %ipunosrn. tpie i&nea es bsfer
tpirb. guh fable i'd ipieeer jung unb
babe biefe lebtsn feds Wo&en msbr sts
atbeitet ale pis in einem Sabre bprbsr.
Sd bin i'm ausuft SO Sabre alt estpor.
ben unb fann faasn. i'd fiibIe beute 70
jung ola tpenn i'd 80 alt pdrs. SD
oonfe Sbnen nebf @oit. SD ipsroe
Sbre Webi3in fets i'm Sanie b%altsn."
8~orfttbsnbes fest uns nidt in grfaunsn.
6orni'S alpentrduter 8lutbelebsr roitet
oas lebeI nit bsr Durssl aus unb brinsi
neue 8saft unb neue @nereie fur ben
Rompf um's 2eben. -Siessu mbdten
mir nod bemsrfsn, baB Sorni's gIpens
frduter 8Iutbeleber feline apotbsfer. Ne.
bisin 1T, fonbsrn MUIR bur6 2Oial. Assn.
ten Oper brett bonn Sobrifanten. Or.
Better 5atrnse. ll2-ll4 60. Sopne
Hoe. in gbicuso, So, i'm Sale ieine
asentur i'm Orte 1T. bsscsen psrosn
fam,
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Sps;ial'@ aaren fur bic Teiers

Sps;ials@ aaren fur bic Teiers
taae.
9ubsl- @sirodnste 8irnsn,
SpriHaerle,
Pfsfernife.
SiempHnfter.
Rlrnbsreer
2sbfuhen.
Cine erCbs GuspabI BON ganbp. Nii'
fen unb NpfsIinen.
Nae Sortsn impcrtirte uno einbeimiihe
adie.
Ser Saben 1T bis 8 ttbr NbenbS
%es6ffnet.
@bp. Siebeder,
$50 2ad'a gbe.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-12
THE YOUNG MEN.

The problems of the future are to be
solved by the young men of today, and
those questions are Of .such great and
vital Importance that only men imbued
with the idea of a just and almighty
God can successfully cope with them,
says Bird Coler, who was the recent
Democrat candidate for Governor Of
New York,
The young man may have to fight for
position, and perhaps for existence,
but in the end he is bound to win if he
is persistentand neyerlet go. Ineyer
won anything in my life I did not fight
for. The day Of the passive man has
gone by That Of the active, emerge
tic man has come to stay.
BE slow to decide, but when you
have once pointed your course to that
which you believe to beright, let moth
ing turn you aside. When you say
Eyes" to that which your judgment
tells you to be best, do not be content
merely with the impression of APPROX
al, but strive to make your opinion pre-
vail. When you say ''no" to that
which your conscience and mind teach
you to be wrong, never rest until You
are successful, or your last resource is
exhausted in defeating it.
You cannot always be right, but YOU
can always try to be. Never be deter
red from doing the right thing from the
fear Of making enemies. A mans rep
utation depends just as much upon the
baseness Of his enemies as the good
qualities Of his friends. Never promise
anything you cannot fulfill, and in
speaking, remember that few words.
coming from a sincere heart, are of
more moment to tie world than a
sophistical grafton or ponderous edi-
torial, no matter how great or able one
may be- Mean what you say, and say
what you mean; in other words, leave
the stamp Of a man in Gods image up
on everything with which you have to
do.-Athens Banner.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-12
A New Remedy,

TIE eli friends of Chemberlsia's
Cough Remedy W II ba pleas d to know
that The manufacturers of thai prepare.
ton have go1en ou7 new remedy calf
co ,Chamberlain's Stomach sud L Vel
a3'ets, and 'bar 10 il meeting ~ u
much success in th~ treatment OF con,
s'ipation, bi business, sick headache,
impaired digestion and like disorders.
Th'be Ta5lers are easier to take ana
more pleasant ia effect than pills, then
they not only move the DO sels, but i'm
prove the appetite and correc5 any dis
orders of the stomach and liver. For
sale by all drugg, SITS,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-12

Venzuela's trouble with some of the
European powers bring out the fact
that the rebellion in that country is not
yet ended, despite the recent reports
to the contrary. The rebels seem to
welcome all the assaults which Ger
many or England, or both, may make
on their country, as these viii give
them a chance to hit Castro While
that despot is not an admirable person,
there are many people in and out of
Venezuela who have no love for him
who viii say that his enemies in this
case propose to take an unfair advan-
tage Of him and Of their country's ex-
tremity. However, the Monroe doc
trine will protect Castros country
against any loss of territory, and that
is the chief consideration in the case
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-12
Bowen's Action Commended,

Berlin, Dec. 1.-THE German for.
eign Office officials are much pleased
at Minister Rowen's energetic action
at Caracas resulting in the release of
most of the Germans imprisoned there
and by his efforts to obtain the liberia.
ton of the others. Full advices on
the subject have been received from
Washington. The direct dispatches
received from Venezuela by the for.
eign Office here say that Venezuelan
naval vessels have not vet been seized
and that only her revenue cutters were
captured, but that the seizure of the
former is ordered Immediately.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-12

In an ar icle IN his paper, Mr. Bryan
says Mr.. Cleveland preferred ia gold
standard empire to bimetallic repub-
lie, He also accuses Mr.. Cleveland
of holding an interest in Northern Pa
cifc stock while the merger was under
way The interchange Of compliments
between the two Democrats who have
received all the presidential nomina-
lions of the party since 1894 is growing
=
warm.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-12
REPORTS ARE CONFIRMED.
House of Commons Informed of Can.
ture of Venezuelan Veeeele


ture of Venezuelan Vessels
London, Dec. lin the house Of
commons today under FOREIGN secrn-
tary Cfanborne confirmed the renorts
of the capture of three Venezuelan
vessels with resistance and also con.
hsmed the capture Of the Venezuelan
gan5oat Bolivar at Port of Spain. Trim.
dad, Two Of the prizes he added
were sunk
The under secretary also said that
The release Of the British subjects ar.
rested at Caracas had been demanded
out that up to that time the govern.
ment had not been in formed that the
demand had been complied with The
government had no omcial informa.
ton Of the reported arrest of the
British consul at Caracas. The lat.
est information received was that be
left LaCauyra yesterday evening. The
British subjects arrested had not been
harmed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-12
GOOD CITIZENSHIP

Merely to live without breaking the
laws does not constitute good citizen
lip except in the narrow sense of con
to those who openly or coyertly
late the laws which they have helped
AXE. The word good" as applied
citizenship, means something more
sitive and affirmative than mere pas
ve obedience to statutes, if it has any
Gaming at all. The good citizen, if
would deserve the title, must be
ne who performs his duties to the
state and who in due proportion serves
his country"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam Bradlee Strong
returned to New York from abroad the
other day, with twenty-five pieces Of
baggage, one monkey, one dog, two
wicker chairs and barrel of pineap-
1aes. There was no brass band at the
pier to meet them, For some reason
the yellow journals neglected to ''make
news where none existed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-12
Little Boy Purn. - Ill.

Columbus, Ca, Dec. 1O-Tbor,o.
Lesile NcCraw, the little son of Thorn.
as McCraw, Of Phenix City died YES as
terday as the result of burns received
the day before. He was playing WIKI
companions and they built a fire. II 49," ~ L
yard. The little fellow went too close
to the fire and his clothing fgnft g19
Nearly all his clothing was burned
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-12

Miss Louise DuBose, a pretty and
popular Athens belle, has started a
movement to secure funds to purchase
magnificent silver service for the Bat
tleship Georgia to be presented on its
completion next zyear. All gallant
Georgians viii wish, Miss DuBose great
success.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-12
Politicians Under Bribery charqes

TCiitiSldhS OHuST DEiESTy Cnaf9SSs
Butte, Mont, Dec. 11-George Ca
sey, former chairman of the Democrat
ic country central committee and C
e. Allsepp, candidate for the legisla
ture, were bound over yesterday t.
the circuit court under bonds of $1,000
together with Charles w. Clark, sol
of the senator They are charged
with bribery
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-12
AI8aIGUs. Ca. DEC. 10, 1902.

Quay's fight to secure admission for
the territories is not for the purpose Of
putting more stars into the flag, but
for putting more votes into his grip.