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The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
50 SOOTHING.
Its influence has been felt
by so many Whining.
ton readers y.
The soothing influence Of relief.

The soothing influence Of fe1ief.
After suffering from Itching Piles
From Eczema or any itchiness of
the skin.
Makes one feel grateful to the
remedy.
Doan's Ointment has soothed hun
dreds.
Here's what one Wilmington citi-
zen says:
Mr.. j. W. Mcdonnell, No. 925
Madison street, boss carpenter ON
the P, W. & B. R. r. says:-"Iwas
annoyed with itching hemorrhoids
for forty years. l tried everything
| read about thBt was recommend
ed to use to check the trouble but
never found anything to bring per-
manent results. saw Doan's Oint-
ment advertised and endorsed by
people i'll good standing, so like
everything else that was brought to
my notice I procured box at Dan
forth's pharmacy. The use of the
gave me more real COM
fort than any other I ever tried and
though l am not permanently cured
and probably never will be, I find l
obtain from the use of this remedy
the best Of results. When I notice
symptoms of chronic trouble a few
of Doan's Ointment
never fails to bring relief
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Milbrln Co., Buffalo,
N. Y, sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name--Doan's-
and take no other.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
Mr., Peck Again ,

"Dear mel" said Mrs. PEEK, WI,
was reading the paper while Henry
waited patiently for look at it,.
''Hcre is Il case of woman who
packed up all the furniture and left
h)me while her husband was away
at work, and now he can find no
traces of her"
And IIenry's face lost its express
sion of patient resignation. taking
on the light of a great and bnoyant
hope. For he had read that women
were sometimes Influenced by what
they saw in the papers.-BaItimore
American. ,x.,4.,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Before Judge Cochran In the City
Court this morning Henry Loper was
tined 81 for being drunk.
James Kirby, colored, pleaded gull
ty to being drunk but knew nothing
about being drunk. The testimony
was that about O'Clock on Saturday
night he called at a colored woman's
house on Shipley street and broke the
window and door because he was re-
fused admission. The fine was So
with the usual trimmings.
John Conner wascharged by Officer
Arneil with being drunk aud disor-
'Iery on King street on Saturday
night and a fine Of So was imposed.
Lavina Sipple, colored, was charg-
I'd by Officer Conner with acting in a
6isorderly manner on Tatnal street
IN Saturday night. The fine was S.
md costs.
Howard Miller, colored, pleaded
guilty to acting in disorderly man
her on Saturday night. According to
officer Shiels he used very bad Ian
Euage. The IS and costs fine was i'm
rosed.
George Sanderson pleaded otguilty
to the charge OF disorderly conduct.
The testimony vas that he called
her insulting names on Saturday
hight. He stated that he called his
horse Niger, and Malatto, and did
not Use the names toward the prose-
cutting witness. For the defense
Howard Swift testified that they had
been calling the horse Mig and the
case was dismissed.
Dsorderly conduct was tile charge
against Matthew Duncan. His daught-
rr Mary Duncan testified that last
uight at their home No. 9lJ Pleasant
street her father came in about =
O'Clock and compelled all hands to
yet out Of bed, and his fun cost him
t3 and costs.
Charles Dougherty stated he had a
5ob OF work to go to "Tllat will do
replied the court, you are committed
for xtydays.
Thomas Myers, colored, was charged |
with assault and battery on Emma
Harper Her testimony was thatthe
boy struck her on Saturday night.
bLe keeps house for his father She
could not tell what the boy struck her
with as the dining room was dark.
Agent Stout testified that there
was no record against the boy. He
personally knew the boy to be good |
boy The case was dismissed,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
Conference Graduates Organize

Dover, Del, May 1.-THE grad.
uating class of the Wilmington Con.
ference Academy will number six this
year, and the c,,s,Ss has organized by
electing viii Lewis Chandler presi-
dent, and Miss Frances slaymaker
secretary. AT class day exercises be.
ginning June 8, Rev. T. Howard
Jones will make the opening address;
Miss Slaymaker the farewell address
and class prophecy. Harvey p Kel-
lar will be class poet; Harry B. Coul-
burn, historian. and W. L. Chandler
will deliver the class ode.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
Police Ra Id Many Places

On evidence obtained by the Law
and Order League the police of Cam
den raIded six alleged disorderly
houses and speak-easlcs yesterday,
securing sixty.two prisoners and a
large quantity of liquor. The raids
were conducted by Captain Stanley,
assisted by Sergeants Reeder and
Hyde, and squad Of policemen.
Twenty arrests were made and
seventeen cases Of liquor secured in
the Fidelity Club, 945 Chestnut street
which was the first place visited.
Charles Hitchcock, the proprietor,
was charged with keeping disor-
derly house and selling liquor with
out license
At S25 Locust Street quantity of
liquor and a complete gambling out.
fit was secured. The alleged propre.
tor, Abraham Briscoe, and ten in-
mates were arrested. Other places
raided were at Eighth Street and
Central Avenue, kept by Benjamin
Dorsey, where the proprietor and
thirteen inmates were arrested: 1898
South Ninth Street, Maggie Brookss
.proprietress; 22O Mechanic Street,
Kate Dutton. .proprIetress, and Jos.
eph Beaumont's saloon, Broadway
and King Streets, Gloucester.
The inmates Of the places raided
were released on their cognzance and
the proprictors locked up in the City
Hall Station, where they will be given
hearings this morning before Record
er Stackhouse.
City Hall officials said last night
that the raids made were only be.
ginning of a campaign against illegal
liquor sellers which would be continu.
ed until all "speak-e asies' and dives
are closed.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
TWENTY-FIFTH
ANNIVERSARY.

Services commemcrating tht
twenty.6fth anniversary Of the or
dination Of the Rev. j. Wesley Sui
livan, of Calvary Baptist church Phi
adelphia, were held in Delaware Ave
nue. Baptist church this city yester-
day, Mr.. Sullivan, who is native OF
Wilmington was ord dained IN Della
ware Avenue Baptist church, twenty
five years ago Saturday.
At the beginning Of the service the
pastor, the Rev. John Shape, read
letters OF regret from the Rev. L. f I.
Briggs, B. II. Moore and Z. NJ. East
man, the last named of Burlington,
N. J. all of whom in expressing re-
gret at their inability to be present
extended congratulations to Mr.. Sui
livan.
The Rev. o. G. Buddington, in ex.
tending congratulations to- Mr..
Sullivan, told Of the many changes
that had taken place since the ordin.
alton of Mr.. Sullivan, but added that
time had apparently worked but few
"'CAA AAItbs ~ Aok Ao AoSNo
are concerned. The Kew. Il. B. Cook,
d. d., and James II. Appleby were
among others who made brief ad-
dresses. At the time of Mr.. Sullivan S
ordination Mr.. Aprleby was clerk
and issued his license.
Mr. Sullivan responded with few
appropriate remarks.
During his sixteen years in Phila-
delphia, Mr.. Sullivan has organized a
Baptist Church, for the present Cal
vary Church at one time was a city
mission. During bis twenty i've
years he has preached 1883 sermons
and has married 235 couples.
MIR. Sullivan olicated at the service
last night. and will continue the an
niversary exercises in Calvary church
Philadelphia, tonight.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

John Miller pleaded not guilty to
charge of larcenyo $40 from Michael
Fagarty. He testified he was robbed
Of $40 yesterday morning on the p,
w. & B. railroad. Miller knocked
him down, took the money and ran
away with two other men.
OFFICER Floyd testified he found five
81 bills in his pocket.
Patrolman Wintrup testified that
has seen Miller along the coast fortwo
weeks. He saw Miller pass along the
coast three minutes before Eagerly
lodged complaint Bail was fixed at
5000 for court and Fagarty was held
as a witness.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
Boy Hero's Arm A muutatej. I.

New York, May II Samuel Boyd
nine years old, who lives at No. 10
Unlerhll avenue, Brooklyn, was
struck by trolley Car and thrown a
distance of twenty feet. A policeman
started to arrest the motorman.
"Don't arrest him. sholted the
brave little fellow. sit was not ii is
fault. ran in front Of the carr
Samuel was taken to the Senev
Hospital, where it was found that his
right arm was SO badly injured that
it woald have to be ampu!ated. The
little hero refused to take an anaes-
thetic while The surgeons cut off his
arm. lie sobbcd softly during the
operation, and when it was completed
he looked at the stump Of his arm,
and, with tears in his eyes, said:
SITS too bad. Now | won't be
able to be a great violinist, will I?'
Then he cried as if bis heart would
break. He was taking violin lessons.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
Pastor Arrested For Voting

Bethany, W. Va. May H. A
charge of illegal voting has been pre-
ferred against Rev. W. II. Fields,
pastor Of the Christian Church at
Beaver, Pa, who married the eldest
daughter Of MaytrC B. Scott here
in March.
Fields accepted the call to Beaver
on April l, and with his bride has
since lived there. On Nav l the
Bethany municipal election was held
and an effort was made to defeat
Mayor Sect. The young preacher
came to Bethany and voted for bis
tather-n.Iaw, who triumphed. 1t
was claimed that Scott voted several
OF the Bethany College students.
Minister Fields was arrested. He
gave bond for his appearance at the
Brooke County, W. Va. Court In .Jllne
His resideace was recorded as Char.
leroi, Pa. .- r- =.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
Perfectly Right.

Miss .Candour-I hear Your engage
ment with Mr.. Flightie is broken.
Miss Mngg-Yes; | have cast him
Off.
Miss Candour-perfectly right. A
man who spends all his time with
other girls, and doesn't call to see
his atfianced wife once in six months,
ought to be cast off.-N. Y. Weekly.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
SaIO0nkeeper Deal.

Philip L. Farley, prominent sa
loonkeeper, died at his home at
Front and West streets early yester
day morning.
He had been ill for several weeks
with kidney trouble. He was a
member of Wilmington Aerie of
Eagles and that organization will
attend the funeral, which will take
place on Tuesday morning at Q
o'clock. Mr.. Farley was survived
by two children.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
Peddler Killed bv Farmer.

Frederick, Nd, May 11-Joseph
I'll. Rhinehardt, 25 years old, junk
peddler of Hanover, Pa, was shot
and killed on the public road near
Emlnittsburg, Saturday, Harry F.
Stmer, a young farmer of that
place, is alleged to have done the
shooting. He gave himself up to
the police. An alleged atfront to
the mother Of Stamer is said to have
caused the deed.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
p. ison Vacant fur Is Years

Wichita, Kan, May 11.-There
has not been prisoner in the Has
kell county Jail for the last fifteen
years, neither have there been any
prisoners in the Morton county Jail
for the last eight years.
Haskell has but 500 people and no
railroads whatever. Morton county
has no railroads and population Of
about 800. Most of these consist of
cowsboys and ranch owners, and.
they are peaceful. There are no
looms. There has never been q
murder reported from either county.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

The Wilmington Bible Union will
hold its regular weekly meeting in
the lecture room of the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church this evening
The Sunday School lesson for next
Sunday will be studied ''The Early
Christian Missionaries, Acts 1912.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
Fell Down Stairs.

While descending flight or STEPS
at the Fame Fire Company's engine
house last night, Joseph Garland,
aged 26 years, of No. S14 Pine
street, fell and probably fractured
his skull. He was picked up un-
conscious and sent to the Delaware
Hospital in the Phoenix ambulance.
He had not regained consciousness
this morning and the surgeons had
not learned whether his skull was
fractured.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
Child Labor

AT a meeting of the Carpenters
Union to be held tomorrow even
ing the subject of Child Labor in
Wilmington factories" will be dis
cussed. 1t is alledged thatthe are
girls, not over 10 years of age, work
ing i'll city factories. Resolutions
criticising the neglect of the factory
Inspector to report the fact and de-
nouncing the employers will. be
adopted.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
Y. NJ, {, A. Meetinvs

Rev. Alfred Smith addressed the
y M. {. A. meeting yesterday af-
terl"on on Temperance"
At the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A., the
Rev Il. Ashton Henry was unable
to be present. Brief addresses were
made by various members, and
there were special selections by the
railroad choir.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
Claims Schwab's promised 500

Steubeuville, O., May 1l.-When
President Schwab and other
United States Steel Corporation
officials visit the plant at Mingo
Junction on Tuesday Que OF the
workman will present himself at
the office and ask Mr.. Schwab to
redeem promise Of one year ago,
when the same man, while intoxi-
Gated, shook hands with Mr..
Schwab and recalled days at
Homestead.
Mr.. Schwab said: Don't drink
for a year aud | will present you
with $780, Alfred IIobsou has
done SO, and been a regular aud
faithful workman.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
DOTS.

Coroner Frick OH Saturday night
held an inquest in the case of Joseph
Bailey. colored and the jury rendered
a verdict.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
Little Coney Island,

Gordon Heights has been turned
into a little Coney leland. Gamb.
ling and base ball are run openly
on Sunday afternoons and hundreds
OF spectators watch the crap
shooters aud sweat cloth manipi-
la tors.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

Taylor and Fullerton sRheu matic rem
edy cures Rh01In atisin and Neuralgia 10
all It's forms. Prepared by ". G. Tuy.
lor, 3Oa King Street.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
PUBLIC SALE.

Win be sold al tho Residence OF tho late
Matilda whitman Ihrlstiaua Village, Del.
aware. GU
MONDAY, MAY II,
atl O'Clock y. NJ.
Household effects consisting of desks. sofas.
NAH ogany sideboari and dining table, book.
case. carpets. bslstesds. bureaus. washstands
feather beds aud pillows, chairs, etc. Ter'ns
cast. a..
m57s9S srIbHasl 4 SON, hucts.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
Layton Home.

The Junior Board of the Layton
Home, at their regular monthly meet.
ing on Tuesday evening, May 9th,
made their report from the enter.
talnment given at Ezion NJ. T..
Church, corner Ninth and French
streets, on Thursday evening, May
lst. at which time $1,000 was clear.
ed. For which we thank our many
friends. L. c. Anderson, president
and c. A. GRAY, secretary.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

LAVE YOUR LIFE READ WITH TEA
= - grounds d cents. Mrs. Carpenter, No
l'~o Efahuywlhe street. ala.lmos
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

Rev. VIM. Francis Ireland, the
Divine Healer, cures all chronic
disease never fails. Central Hotel,
COS French street.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

ENGGS-BARhED ROCKS (MoNTAUK
IL straiu) White Wyandottes( Dustou straiu)
81 per l3 Oak sprlug Poultry Farm, Will,
Del Box AZ. mis- Ill " .no
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
FOR RENT.

Il OR ZENITH AT LARGE TWO STORY
II bull ldiug No. I05 w. 9Th street. suitable
for almost any KIND OF business; also ono stA
bic. Apply to James f. Sutton. 1909 West
Eighth street. a3leodtt
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

I'OR RENT-FINE PASTURE FIELD, 8
II acres in Braudywine marsh. Estate Of
Geo. W. B,sh luc, French street wharf
m8l2t
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

w AHTED-A FlEST GLASS CARRIAGE
w printer, Aprly Jones Guthrie 81 Co.
over Market street briuge. mlU.2t
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

NOTlCE-A LIMITED NJ MBER or LOTS
~ in the Lomhardy Cemetery will be OF.
Iered until June lst at SO in avenues and $50
in walks. CHA NJ. TOW NSENp,
No. W. 9th st. oecy.
md tu tn sat il
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

W wife, md story front preferred. Con-
tra'ly located Address X, Y. q. this office.
rlD 2ts
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

= AblES-. USE OURHARMLE LESS REMEDY
IL for delayed or suppressed period it can.
not fal; trial free. Paris Chemical Co., NIL
waukee, WIS. ul9Gt,at'
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
W NAN'i'EI).

w ANTrn-BOY TuLEARN CARRIAGE
w making. Apply to Walther 81 Co,
over AarKet s!rect bridge. ml0-2t
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
SPECIAL TO TAXPAYERS.
NOTICE.

Twill meet taxpayers of County
Road, Dog and Capitation for
1901, at my home, No. G5 South
Fifth street, New Castle, from 10
o'clock until ) o'clock and 7 till
8 evenings on Saturdays.
Wilmington, Court House,
Monday, May 25, 2 o'clock until
3 o'clock.
All taxes due in New Castle
Hundred for 1901, not paid this
month L will advertise properties
for sale without further notice as
instructed by Levy Court OF New
Castle County. (Signed)
j. FRANK MEGGINSON,
Collector of County Taxes for
New Castle Hundred, New Cas-
tie, Del.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

Frank A. Mitchell is said to be do.
Ing a big roofing business In Wash
lngtOn, ID. Z.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

TOR E-IIDUSE1l! WILSON STREET
j. cheap, to close estate; call evenings
Geo +. Leach. III West ST. u1SlUteolj
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

L'O!: SALE--TiiAr NtiW ARD DlisIRA
IL GIe residence No. Sli Broome street: for
terms a3ply TO James d. llotfecler. Jr, Law
Building, WI. Del, il cod Il
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

NYANTE---A GOOD HOUSE PAINTER,
wv Apply to John kennev. areenhiIl,
kennett pike. milo
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

k'ON SALG-AT A BARGAIN liz SOLD
~ this month. j dwellings and a store
property. all wcI rented. pp!y to ltubert
ReynuluS. SIG Mark It street. mo l2t
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

M ANTED-A GOOD BOY. APPLY ID
w floor this office. motif
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

Another week Of Asbury revival
services. Eight persons were receiv-
cd into church yesterday.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
J. FRANK MEGGINSON,

CTREET PAVING BRlCKS--SEAIED Pro.
~ posAs for tEe furnishing and delivering
Of approximately lO, OVo square yards Of WITH
fed clay ur shalr paving bricks OF blocks will
be received by the Board of Directors OF the
Street and sewer Department al Sixth and
King Streets up 10 ~ uclucls a. m. OF the 10Th
day Of Mav. ls0o.
topes Of specifications may be oh aimed at
the Office OF the department.
Samples OF each make must be furnished
with each bid; complete sample will consist
Of 10 bricks or blocks.
The right to reject any and all bids Is eh.
pressy reserved.
Attest: HARVEY J. Willy,
nS-5t Secretary.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

DR DEHAKDT'S PENNYRoYAI. PILLS
~ This only genuine ptNnyr3yai pills: a.
druggists or by laail st.VA Oiioe 20 N NintA
treet. fhiiA
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

Nj AN'rED AN lNTEI!I4NNT GIRL TO
~ learn typesettins. Apply 3d hoar this
ONCE m5 II
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12
IOls SAi,t1.

l. or SALE-FIVE HElFERS, SPRING.
~ ing mad tine driving mare. Apply at v
ii ONE lane. Toda's farm, Iiyuryiew
ml0-3N
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

NJ OTICE- S AiED PROPOSALS. MARX
IN ed proposals for bridge W N be received
by the clerk OF tho Levy Court until ~ O'CLOCK
IN, Tuesday May 49, 1907! for replankiag
pIanlts and sIeerers, md pling the old on lot
nearby. and replanking with new s.eeprrs and
planks from the same lot which is within two
hundred feet of said bridge. Estimate per
thousand ieet for the new lumber lnI1, in
cluding Old piled; plans II. specin ed, at No.
TO Shpley street All material furnished
by court.
PHILEMMA CHANDLER, Chairman.
ml0.3t
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

COE SALE-EGG' Sl0Jror 10, 81. 90 for 100.
~ Barred Plymouth Rocks. Bradley Bros
strain. L scott townsend, 5lg Market st.
a"4 st t.t-tf
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

\N NAN1Eh-TWO MEN FOR FARM, ,GOOp4
w wages. apply to h. Donohoe lidgs-
moor. milf >,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

Tor SALE-.ClIEAp FEATHER BEDS
IL and pillows. Apply at IN W. 18Th ST.
mJ.tf
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

L Ok SAIE-AV A g itNAT BARGAIN 10
l. close an estate, a two story brick stors
and dwelling at the y. h. Cor. b Il HealG st.
Apply to W. a. HuiiilI. Rayard Bulding,
nI.tf
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

MO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
~ FOR house and lot 2!09W ash.nston street
Apply on premises. alj.lms
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

l. OR SALE CHEAP-STVERAL EMPTY
j. wine casliI also deEij Johns in good con.
dition. II. W. Vernon, Republic can Office.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

1NTIILIhAI XOl.PER
wv First class tuner an repairer of piau,,
and organs, has tnnel FIR royal families ia
Germany. VIII he Ia Wtimlnst on avery day
Address p. &. box Isl Wilmington, or rtH
djnce. El.tun, Md, !-3m
The evening Republican., 1902-05-12

LNok SAl.E-EUCHRE WINDMILL AND
~ tank in perfect order, having city water
will sell cheap. Apply o.! King strest.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-04-30
TO DOUBLE ITS $4,000 MILL

Those Americas people who have
heretofore steadfas:ly opposed the
building of cotton factory here might,
perhaps, feel a bit of interest in the
phenomenal success of the mill at Eu-
faula, Ala. our near neighbor, estab-
lIshed some ten years ago 1t was then
but a fiedgeling experiment-bu
Its success has surprised even those
favoring the venture, and now the En-
faula cotton mills is numbered among
AIabama's largest industries And the
capacity of the plant is again to be doub-
led The directors met during last
week and determined to double the
plant, which now has 26, 900 ring spin
dies and $50 looms. Notice of the de-
cision has been given stockholders, and
the routine to authorize the expendi-
ture will be conducted at once There
is sufficient power now available in the
mill to operate the additional machin-
cry. The company being now capital
1zed at $3.50, 900, It's investment will be
about doubled
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-04-30
THERE'S a TRUST IN oRAToRY.

Senator Depew, in speech the other
day at a gathering in Washington, took
for his text the decline of debate in the
House of Representatives He mourn
ed the fact that oratory had declined,
and that there was no longer freedom
of speech in the branch of Congress
supposed to represent the people espe-
cially. Legislation there, he said, is
now run by a syndicate composed of
the speaker and dozen or so of mem
bers who control the committees on
rules and on ways and means. This, be
it noted, occurred some days before
the vote on the Cuban bill, which show
ed a purpose and a power to set aside
the legislative trust that has been run
ming things IN the House as it pleased.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-04-30
TARIFF FOR TRUSTS DOOMED,

A tariff for protection to ''infant in
dustries" and to maintain A m erican
wages" is one thing: tariff that breeds
trusts and empowers them to take the
American people by the throat and
make them pay more for the products
of their own soil and industr than
foreigners 5000 miles away, is quite
another thing. The days of the tariff
for trusts only are numbered. The
people are ready to demand share in
their own prosperity.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-04-30

The fact is noted that there are in
Georgia fourteen elective state house
positions. Draw line across the CEN
ter of the state and you will find that
only five of these positions are filled by
men living south of this line. Four of
the five live near the western boundary
of the southern half of the state, leav-
ing only one anywhere near the center
of South Georgia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-04-30

Brown rot has attacked the peaches
in many orchards of the state, says
State Entomologist w. M, Scott, and
the crop will suffer to a considerable
extent as a result of it. However, the
crop, Mr.. Scott thinks, will be a far
one, though not as large as last year
and the year before.