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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-05

Geneva, Nov 4.-(Special. )-Election
quet. So far as heard from great apathy.
Out of registered vote of $500 the vote
polled probably not over 1900. Few beats
heard from. Geneva box. Geneva beat,
gives Jelks. III; Smith, Il: Clayton, us;
Carbon, S; Ellsbery Democratic candi-
date for representative, 112; Mills, Popu-
list, 20: Davis, Democratic candidate for
Superintendent of Education, l03. His OPP
ponent, johnson 70.
Hartford beat gives good majority for
State Democratic ticket and Congress
man Clayton and gives Ellsberry 81; Mills
SO: Davis, 81; Johnson, 81.
It seems that the county gives State
ticket and Clayton good majority; that
the two Democratic candidates for com
missioner are elected. that the Democratic
candidate for superintendent Is elected by
a small majority and that the representa-
tive is in doubt with prospects in favor Of
Mills, Populist. Later reports may change
this estimate.
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ETOWAH.

Gadsden, Nov. 4-(Special)-The news
received shows q perfect landslide
throughout the Seventh District for Con-
gresham Burnett. Returns so far indi-
cate that Burnett will carry Etowah by
800. Chairman Hood makes this safe es-
innate as to Burnett's majority: Eto-
wah, 600; Franklin. $50; Winston, so: Cher
okee. 500; DcKalb, 300: Cullman, 800; st.
Clair, 50; Marshall, 100 giving Burnett
1850 majority. In Etowah indications
point to election of full Democratic tick
ct by good majority. Dispensary too
close to figure.
Alfalfa Nov. 4-(Special.) -Attalla beat,
No. II, gives William D. Jelks, $50; John
Anthony Smith, 81; Russell NJ. Cunning
ham. 14l; Chas. P. Lane 55; John L..
Burnett. 1855; Oliver D. Street, 81 For
Representa- tives, Charles d. Alexander,
"A; Hubert T. Davis. 14O; E. H. d. Ham,
ner, 1853; NJ. r. Owens, 4S.
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HALE.

Greensboro, Nov. 4.-(Special )-One
hundred and ffty-one votes cast in this
precinct today, one hundred and forty
seven Democratic.
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HENRY.

Webb. Nov. 4.-(Special.)-W d. Jelks
A; Cunningham, 4S; Wilson, "A; Hill, S
Total polled 49
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The vote or the DeatS IN Qelau ID as
follows:
Beat l.
jerks 100; Smith. II.
Cunningham. 1879; Lane, %,
Heflin. 145: Karter, 49,
Brown, 49, Smith, 1879.
McNaron, 16; Sowell, 1874.
Armbrecht IA; Wilson, 49,
Fonvilie. "a; HILL l22.
Andrus, 4; Morton, IL; Poole, ia
Sternfeld. %; Wiley, 1iS.
Screws, 100.
Arlington 1853; Goodwin, 100; Hall. 15s;
Manner 49,
Beat 3.
Jelks, 2T7: Smith. IS.
Wiley, 257: Sternfeld. AZ
Beat 4.
jerks. 269; Smith 10; Gay. L
Cunningham, 255; Lane, %.
Heflin. 256; Karter. 20.
Brown, %: Smith. 257
McNaron. 90 Sowell lat.
Armbrecht. II; Wilson, 252
Fonville. 81; Hill, 235.
Andrus Z; Morton. IL: Poole $50.
Sternfeld, 81; Wiley 235.
Screws, 266.
Arlington, 276; Goodwin $50; Hall, 275; Ma
ner, $50.
Tyler Goodwin leads ticket with PSI.
Beat 8.
Jelks, 25S: Smith. IL.
Cunningham, 2SS; Lane, 1S
Hefiin, 242: Karter, 10.
Brown, IS; Smith, 30.
McNaron. 49, Sowell. 236
Armbrecht. 49, Wilson, 24S.
Fonville, 10: HILL 232.
Andrus. /; Morton. 10; Poole. %.
Sternfeld, "a; Wiley, 253.
Screws 24s.
Arlington, 247; Goodwin, 246; Hall. 24s; Ma
ner, 24S.
Beat 5.
jerks 1893: Smith. 10.
Cunningham. III; Lane. IL
Hefin, ITS; Karter. IA.
Brown, 16; Smith. 49,
McNaron. IA; Sowell, TIE.
Armbrecht 49, Wilson. 1s1.
Fonvle, ls; Hill. 172.
Andrus. 5; Morton, o. Poole, 17S.
sternfeld. %, Wiley, 49,
Screws. 1877.
Arlington, 1889; Goodwin, 100; Hall. 1855; Ma
ner. 1885,
Beat 9.
Jelks, So; Smith, s.
Cunningham. 46; Lane, Z.
Helm 40: karter, z.
Smith. 81; Brown, 6.
Sowell. AZ: McNaron. 4
Wilson. IS; Armbrecht, 3.
Hin. 80: tonvile, s.
Poole As; Morton. q Andrus ..
Sternfed 81 Wiley, 49,
Screws. So
Arlington. IS; Goodwin, So; Hail. 65; Ma
ner, sc.
Beat II.
tRobinson's Cross Roads) Thirty-four votes
polled; all for the Democratic nominees.
Beat 12.
tPortersD Thirty-two votes were polled' all
for the Democratic nominees.
Beat is.
CTuckers) seventy-three votes cast; all
Democrats.
Beat 10.
Union Academy, Beat 16-Thirty-eight votes
cast, all Democratic except one for FonviIe-
Beat II.
jerks s.; Smith. 6; Gay. /.
Cunningham So; Lane. 5.
Helm. 81: Karter, 3.
Brown, 4; Smith 90.
McNaron. 4; soweu. IS.
Armbrecht, 4; Wilson, 81.
Fonville, 4; Hill, So.
Morton. 2; Poole 81.
Sternfeld 5; Wiley. So.
Screws, So.
Arlington. 40; Goodwin, 80; Hall, IS; Ma
ner, IS,
Beat 10.
felix's. &c: Smith, l.
Cunnineham 20; Lane. /.
Wiley &c; Sternfeld, 0.
Screws. 81
Arlington. 81: GOODWIN, &c; Hall, &c.
Feflln, 25 Karter. 2.
Craig Smith. 25.
Poole, %.
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Gallon, Nov. 4.-tSpecial.)- official
count as follows: Jelks. 80; Cunningham
SO; Hef1in. SO; Brown /; Smith 81; NC
Maroon. 80; Armbecht. /; Wilson, 81; Fon-
willie /; Hill. 81; Andrews I; Poole, 3D.;
Bankhead. 80; Spence r, 80; Elliott 49,;
Tunstall, 90.
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{ Rock Run, Nov 4-(special.) Five
Boxes, Spring Garden, Pleasant Gap, ROCK
Run, Tecumseh and Rock Run statlon'
rive Burnett 1853; Street, H. and for Rep
seeentative. Siglin, 14S; Weaver, 81
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Craig Smith. sowell, Wilson. Hill and
Pool Representatives Benners, Black
burn, Cunningham. DuBose, Haley, HicS-
man and London. County officers Morris
and Halgler, Winston Smith received
IL votes.
New Castle. Nov 4.-(speciaL)-The fol-
lowing is Official vote of precinct No. %
Jefferson County, for Governor: Jelks,
II; Smith, II; Lieutenant Governor, Cum
ningham, IS; Lane. IL: Secretary of State.
Hefiin, IS; Karter, IL; State Treasurer.
Brown. 8; Smith. 20; State Auditor. Nc
Naron. 10: Soweil, 10; Attorney General.
Armbrecht, z; Wilson, %; Superintendent
of Education. Fonyille, 0; Hill. 90; Com
missioner of Agriculture. Andrus. q;
Morton. 8: Poole, Is: representative, Len
non, 8; Millar, o; Underwood, IS; General
Assembly. Barbour, o; Benneis, 49, Black
burn, IS; Brigham. 6; Cunningham. ID:
DuBose. IS; Haley. 10; Hickman, 20: How
ard, 2; London, q; Montgomery. .: Shep-
ard. 4; Smith. o; Thomas. 7; Willis, 4:
County Auditor, Morris, q: wallace, g.;
Road Supervisor. Graham. S: Hugler. q.
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Deatsvilla. Nov. 4-(specal) -Milard
Berry Republican candidate for the Leg
islature. conceded mis- defeat and retired
early. N. Avery still hopeful and ex-
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Helena, Nov. 4.-(Special .)-Jelks, So;
Smith, 10. Balance of State ticket the
same.
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WALKER.

Corona, Nov. 4.-(Special.)- Walker
County gives the Democratic ticket. state
and county, at least 500 majority.
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Cuba, Nov. 4.-(Special. )-Election all
Democratic at this place, as well as
county.
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Columbia, Nov. Especial .)-Election
passed off quietly here, only very hght
vote polled Many tanners were in town
who refused to vote Jelks leads Smith
two to one
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DEKALB.

Blue Pond. Nov. 4.L(tSpecial, )-sand
Rock. Jelks, 81; Smith. IS; Burnett, Al and
Street 81 Round Mountain. Jelks, Al;
Smith. 49, Burnett, 81, and Street, 16. The
indications are that the county will go
Democratic.
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Berlin, Nov 4.-(Special. 1.-The straight
Democratic ticket without scratch all
the way from bottom to top, IS votes for
all.
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CONVICTION.

opp. Nov. 4.-CEpecial. This beat gives
Jaks majority q; Wiley majority 70.
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Selma, Nov 4.-(special)-The election
passed off quietly here today and the
smallness OF the vote in Selma is a sur
prise to all. Governor Jelks received col
votes and Smith. 4. Only SIS votes were
polled. The rest of the Republican tick
ct ran ahead of Smith ting votes.
Sid Bowie received 500 votes for Con-
gress and Edwards. 6. Only eight negroes
voted
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Valley Head, Nov 4.-(Special. )--Jelks.
TO- Smith, 6; Cunningham, e.; Lane. A.;
Hehin. co. Karter, . Brown, 81 Smith, So;
McNaron, .; Sowell, CT; Armbrecht. a.;
Wilson, 20: Fonville, 3; Hill. Is; An
drus. /: Morton >; Poole, S. Burnett,
"A; Golfer, /; Street, 4.
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ST. CLAIR.

Coal City, Nov. 4.-0Special. )-Beat Il
about 8 to in favor of Republicans.
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SUMTER.

Ragland. Nov. 4.-(special.)- BEAT .
about to ! Democratic.
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Orrville, Nov. 4.-(Special )-Jelks, 54;
Cunningham, "a; Hefiin. "a; Smith, "a;
sowell, "a; Wilson. "a; Hill, 81; Poole, 54;
Bowie, So.
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CHAMBERS.

cusseta, Nov. 4.-(Special.)-Forty-tn
70 one, favor Democrats, result tooaS
siecfion.
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Plantersville. Nov. 4.--(Special. PLANT
ersvnle Beat, Dallas County. gives each
Democratic candidate % votes to 'Repub-
licans. 2. Twenty-eight votes cast at
Vine Hill. Autauga County soldly DEM
ocratic.
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Flomaton. Nov. 4-CSpecial)-In cleo
ton held here today the Democratic tick
ct wins by solid vote; 81 votes cast;
everything quiet; very little interest.
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Chndersburg, Nov. 4.-(Special. RE
suit in this precinct Is as follows: For
Governor, Jelks, II; Smith, 8; for Con-
gresham, Bowie, II: Edwards, 8. Re-
mainder of ticket practically the same.
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CooSA.

Rockford, Nov. 4--(Special) -Seven pre-
esncts heard from give Democratic Sl3
majority. County has gone Democratic
NJ about 400 majority.
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Gilmore. Nov 4-tSpecial)-Full returns
from Beat II, Elmorc Station. as follows:
Governor. jerks 49, Smith p; Lieutenant
Governor, Cunningham "a, Lane TO- Secre-
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:ronaton Nov. Especial. )-Election
returns as follows: Jelks. "a; Smith, ID;
Bowie 81; Edwards, IL
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Collinsvine, Nov. Especial. sixteen
precincts vote out of Is give Jelks and
Burnett about majority. Fulton, for
Legislature. 299 majority.
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Ashland. Nov. ESPECIAL. THE entire
Democratic State and County tick
ct, carries Clay County by $50 majority.
Thompson. for Congress. carries County
by 80 majority
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HAD Level, Nov. Especial .)-Jelks' III
rrnith. "A. Balance in proportion.
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DALLAS.

Charlton. Nov. 4.-(Speelal) 1.-The beat
will give a Democratic majority Of So.
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Atmore, Nov. 4-Vote cast at this pre-
cinct: Jelks. IS: Smith. 4 Cunningham.
S.; Lane a. Hef1in, S.; Karter. 8; Brown,
5; Smith. So; McNaron, 4; Sowell. So
Armbrecht, 4; Wilson, 80; Fonville. 5:
Hill. IS; Morton, 4; Poole, S.; Sternfeld, 8;
Wiley 81; Neal, 81; Leigh, 50.
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Dothan, Nov 4.-(Special.)-The election
passed off very quietly here. Three hum
dred and thirty-eight votes were polled,
Jelks and the state ticket received all but
about Is. w. o. Long. for State Senator.
carried this heat solid, except L votes.
T. NJ. Espy and c. b. Searcy has about
solid vote and the three above men
toned will represent this County In the
next Senate and House. phree adjoining
beats to this in Dale County have given
almost solid vote for Barnes, Democrat,
in that County for Representative.
Dothan Nov. -(Special.)-Three hun
dred and thirty-eight votes polled at this
precinct The State ticket received all
but about 10. w. O. Long carried this
precinct solid for Senator.
JEFFERSON.
Coalburg. Nov. Especial -Coalburg
precinct Is; Jefferson County, jerks, TO-;
Smith. 4.
Parkwood. Nov. 4,-(Special)-Beat al
went for Jelks double Democratic ma
jority all way through
Warrior, Nov. Especial. Zine FOL
lowing candidates carried this precinct H.
jefferson County. by large majority n
derwood, Jelks, Cunningham HELM
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Bankston, Nov. 4.-(Special Result Of
today's election at this beat as follows:
Jelks, "a; Smith. 80; Cunningham, 10;
Lane, So; Hehin. 81; karter, "a; Brown, 80;
Smith. 81; McNaron, 8; Sowell, 20; Arm
hrcht, "a: Wilson. Is; Fonville, 80; Hill,
10: Andrews. 2; Morton, 81; Pool, l6;
Bankhead. 81; Ford. So.
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ooodwater. Nov. 4,-(special.) -Goodwa-
Gar gives about lO7 and Kellyton, 60 ma
sority for Democrats. Coosa has redeem
~ herself and will give $50 or 400 major
ltv for Democracy and the new Consti-
tuition.
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CLAY.

Lineville, Nov. 4.-(speeial.)-Thisc oun-
ty goes Democratic By 800 to 400 majority.
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Marbury. Nov. 4-fSpecial)-Jelks and
Democratic nominees received from S. TO
60 votes each here
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FAYETTE.

Fayette. Nov. 4.-(sSecial. Flown pre-
cinct. Jelks. 1853; Smith, SO; Cunningham.
1862; Lane. 46; Hefiin, 156; Karter, As; Brown
A.; Smith, 159 McNaron, Al; Sowel, 167;
Armbrecht, Al Wilson, 1856; Fowler, AZ;
Hill, 1872; Andrews, 20; Morton. 1O2; Poole,
1907. Bankhead, 1888; Ford, 69; Gaines, So;
Nesmith, las; H. Ellis II; Peters, H.
Studdard, Is.
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TalIassee Nov. 4.-tSpecial) This beat
gives Democratic majority of about 125
for all State and county officers. Indi-
cations are that the vote Will be ligL'
throughout the county. This beat poled
about One-third Of a vote.
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c,oodwater, Nov. 4-(special.)-Fromt the
meats heard from in the county, the in
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poets good news when the horse mails
come in
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parkwood. Nov. 4,-(Special)- ii
went for Jelks double Democratic ma
jority all way through,
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Berry. Nov. 4.-(Special This precinct
gives Jelks, AZ; Smith. 81 Bankhead, 49
Ford. Is. For representatives.. Hollis, IL
Porters. So; Studdard. 81.
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JEFFERSON.

Coalburg. Nov. Especial. )-CoalburI
precinct. Is; Jefferson County. Jelks, 10
Smith, T.
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The vote OF the beats in detail 10 as
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-06
THE PITH AND POINT
OF 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.

Hudson's drugstore is prepared tC
serve the finest drinks IS usual. ON
new fountain has been ordered and viii
arrive shortly.
Old seers in Germany say that tariff
war Is on the cards against the United
States and that Prince Henry's visit
will not avert it.
Sheriff Bell has but five prisoners in
the county Jail at present, but the num-
Der will be. largely increased ere supe'
rior court convenes-
A drummer here yesterday exhibited
bit of the rope used in the execution
of the negro, Sam Hose, which he still
carries as a memento.
Some forward peach trees here are
budding, but those varieties which
produce the main peach crop are not
putting out buds as yet.
Yesterdays blizzard made a clean
sweep of business here. People could
not come in from the country, and town
| folks Rugged the fresides.
Police matters were vtry generally
discussed upon all sides yesterday, and
there is much speculation as to just
what the next turn will be.
The legislature of New Jersey appro
PIRATES $4,000 for exterminating the
Jersy mosquito. The Legislature will
have to put up more money.
Fire insurance is going skywards.
The Sparta Tshmaelite fears that the
companies are not willing to accept
turn and turn about in losses
Even the haugers-out at the court
house could not face yesterdays freeze,
and but slim crowd looked on at the
chess game or talked politics.
The Times Recorder of March 9th,
1916 will probably say: "The Ameri.
Gus police middle and Schley contro-
versy are as unsettled as IN 1902"
Messrs J. A. Lowry, G. H. Arthur,
J. IL. Bell and G. G. Martin came with
Dawson's delegation yesterday to see
FL Captain presented last night.
THIS promises to be great day for
the plumbers fraternity. Water pipes
will suspend business, as will their
owners when repair bills are paid.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-06
The water Carnivora.

The number of carnivorous creatures
found in the water seems out of all
proportion to the usual order of nature,
but this is perhaps because the minute,
almost invisible creatures of which the
rivers and ponds are full and which are
the main food of the smaller water car
niyOra, live mainly on decaying vege-
table substance, which is practically
converted and condensed into micro
scopical animals before these become
in turn the food of others.
1t is as if all the trees and grass on
land were first eaten by locusts or
white ants and the locusts and white
ants were then eaten by SemicQrniyo-
rous COWS and sheep, which We're in
turn eaten by true carniyora. The wa
ter weeds, both when living and decay
ing, are eaten by the entOmostraca, the
entomostraca are eaten by the larvae
of insects, the perfect insects are eaten
by the fish and the fish are eaten by
men, offers and birds.
Thus we eat the products of the wa
ter plants at four removes in a fish,
while we eat that of the grass or tur-
nips only in the secondary forn--beef
or mutton
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-06
Her Chef From Paris.

can American woman" says the Bos-
ton Journal, "who lived in Paris was
famous for her cook. Her dinners were
popular and celebrated, and the CONVEX
sation was largely tribute to the chef
The day came when she should return
to the United States. Could the cook
be persuaded to go with her? What!
Leave Paris? Neverp But she offered
him a salary that was incredibly, pre-
posterously high, and he went with
her.
'She had hardly settled her house
when she gave a dinner party that she
hoped would be sensational. Not one
dish was fit to be eaten. The hostess,
almost hysterical, after the gloomy
meal was over rushed to the kitchen
to find out whether the cooks art was a
matter Of Partisan atmosphere, and
then, and only then, she discovered
that her famous chef had never cooked
a dinner for her in Paris; that he had
got it all from world famous boule-
ward restaurant"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-06
Ill Clad Statues.

We sympathize with the tailors of
Berlin. They may well be indignant
at the way sculptors libel tailoring.
If they have Bismarck clothed in bad
fitting garments, we, too, have John
Bright and a w. E. Forster portrayed
in garments that would bring the blush
to any tailor's cheek. Sculptors de
light in folds and looseness, and what
care they that the coat buttons on the
left side or the pocket flaps on one side
are half as large again as on the other.
Buttons and seams are often beneath
their notice, and so they perpetuate
monstrosities such as no man would or
could wear, let alone any tailor make
London Tailor and Cutter.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-06
TrnubIes that Lead to Insanity
and Suicide Result From
Diseased and Disorgan-
lied Nervous System.
Paine'S Celery Compound
The Great Banisher of Nervousness
in all It's Forms.

Are you victim of melaneholia, and
do you brood from day to day ? Does
the shrek of the steam whistle, the
rattle of wheels, or the clang of bells
cause you to start and SILVER ? IF this
is your condition, be assured your case
is extremely critical.
1t is fitting that you should investi-
gate your condition at once. If you are
sleepless, depressed IN spirit, if your
mental movements are slow, If you are
subject to terrifying Authorizations and
an aversion to food, we say with oil
earnestness, beware of Insanity and
suicide.
The science of medicine has, thank
Heaven, furnished means for the
Punishment of all the troubles refer
red to. Paine's Celery Compound is
the great restorer and builder of the
weakened and shattered nervous sys-
tenn. This marvellous prescription of
Professor Edward E. Phelps, M. D.,
LII. D., begins its work directly on
the nerves by bracing them up; it
strengthens tissues and muscles; it
causes pure life giving blood to flow
freely to every part of the body, carry
ing health, vlgor, JOY, and happiness
into each hour of life. Beware of RENE
dies that have no merit or reputation
to commend them; they simply aggra-
vate existing troubles. Ask your drug
gist for Paine's Celery Compound, the
medicine that never disappoints.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-06
WHO COME TO THIS
BIG TOWN OF OURS,
People Who Travel in Trains Back
and Forth.
THESE VISITORS TO AMFRICUs.
Are Among the Recent Arrivals Here
Read the List Below and See
If Your Own Name Is. Written
There.

X @. Rogers registered from Allan
ia yesterday among the list of arrivals
at the Alien House.
j. H. Ray, OF Birmingham, was au-
tographed yesterday among the Rneste
of The Hotel Windsor.
Miss Kate Roebuck left yesterday
for Atlanta and will spend some time
among relatives there.
Mr.. Charles Willis braved the food
ed Flint to reach Americas yesterday
aud mingle with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, @. O. Clay came up
from De Soto yesterday to attend the
opera Eel Captain, last evening.
w. j. Porter, of FIowery Branch,
Ora. was IN the city last night and
stopped at the Hotel Windsor. 49,
Mr.. JOHN R. Whitehead, a we'll
known citizen of Albany, was in
Americas yesterday on business.
Mr.. NJ. B. Foster, a former mer.
chant here but now residing in Phila-
delphia, is in the city on business.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-06
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