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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19

a Southern club federation numbering
more a 10000 women hit the nail on the
head.
Our federation represents the fem.
inine intelligence, social standing and
wealth of the State she said. Almost
every important industrial concern In the
State is represented by some feminine
relative Of it's head. Get hold OF the wo-
men. Talk 10 the clubs. There may be
Southern men who don't care a hang Tor
labor problems: there are no Southern men
who don't care a hang for their women
folk. Get US. The man will come along
BY Joye, she was mighty near rightr
There's that projected Hall Of Phil
women are working for that. They want
10 put $4,000 into IL. Then the organi-
zation will be the residuary legatee Tor the
social economy stun from all over the world,
and there's the nucleus for q musee social
in 81. Louis.
Il know prominent wealthy women who
are Interested in the scheme. They have
consulted me about It's value and the al
vi bility Of backing 1t. but I'm not at noeTty
to mention nance.
from women who are Interested in social
work but don't know how 10 90 al II In a
practical way. The Massa chusetts womens
clubs have organized social service com
mitta-@. and are making their efforts undet
tho direction and advice Of trained social
What the women ought 10 do next Ia 90
institute talons. There IL a strong move
ment toward q revival % that sort Oh thlns
IN France.
take a tremendous interest la social and
.sspusmic questions aud the natural am
pu.sa there IL Ia form little %coi"f1es OF
thinking people. Tor discussion, Tor thihk-
ing and planning how ~ Jack the N"itd w
6it There are a good many houses VA
pans nov where that sort Of uhing n com
mon and where one ms'ts Interesting pt-o
pie and hears Interesting tax about NtAI
Nine Jules Slagfnei l. a. much o. a
Iavor la har way ~ hrr husband The
ip.uch women are born fuT salons They
LnsN hrW e. .ntsfsft bYUh the man and
ths thinker. and ~ uYo nsh' poopl" 70
Erthrr
sILore's uo rrason Why . can be d"ns
Asfe IT, 49, to ouur liaiS VI" Nag
Wautrg sAn hsIp ~ Hplrty woman ~
wealth AID position Ga command ~atlrhli"h
would only have gallons invite a." hahth
~ tln county uhrtlrf TO hiellh 81"
at@aHat.d slth wealth Ahi iautng 90 u"
at tUr uFu fusrthrf 900 nha"lslaifn
.lat L lr.lE dul.s m tls Nndd sId vhai
har 40 90 o. dH4s m De- SOLD
rAIbUt.ii UaI $50 plt 'raf $50 alni"is
~ s.rhI ul. nsh luu $40 i"iu 'n
griilsi : taIHu NHh Numerically ~ isA"s
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fuuf u.UU.u H. DIET na.Ht fu uF afuhEr
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19
EMERALD MINES TO SELL.
Colombia's Commissioners Here Looking
for q Purchaser.

DR.. Antonio Jos6 Cadivid. private secre-
tary Of President Marroquin Of Colombia.
and Gen. Manuel Maria Mallarino, forme-
Minister OF War. arrived here on Thursday
from Panama. They are at the Hotel
America. Their mission 20 this country
is TO dispose OF tho Government emerald
mines at Muzo, Department Of Boyaca
At present the Colombian Government
receives a monthly rental Of $50 600 for the
use Of the mines. But the financial stagna-
ton OF h country and the tremendous
expense of maintaining a large army 90
fight the revolutionists, has forced Colon
bia TO sell some Of is mines outright. Th"ia
Ia a clause In the Constitution Of Colombia.
however. which provides that all such
sales by the Government must FIRST he
legalired by Congress. on this account
American capitalists have been wary about
the propositions Of the Colombian Govern
ment Regarding the insurrection, Cen
Mallarino said:
This rebellion has narrowed down 10
operations by "A few scattered bands OF
guerrillas, who, ! am sure, viii soon b"
suppressed by the Government. There ~
absolutely no truth Ia the recent report
that a revolt had begun a. Bogota aud thai
President MArroquin had been imprisoned '
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BrFPALO COUNCIL DEaDLOCKED.
Arer . weeks BslloiinE o. l. No Nearer
Ilectlng . tttp Treasurer.

BurFAIo. Jan is-ONiug 20 a bitter
anti-organ.zation fight amoug M" u"
publican members Of the Common Coun-
cal. II hAs ba.n impussibis. after more than
a wcok's voting 90 elect a '.'y Treasurer
90 suoceod Pulup Grfst. sim vac removed
from once Last Dooomh.r o., flrnsi Mayor
Dloll hinos lAsi ~haiuriay Sh"n tho
voting began. gIO ballots have nsrn taa"n,
aud the situation is Jusl ar 30 'as then
~kepub4paus purL#r a he'd snst ou 80
parry Tho 'uuncl allHHriri ai MD
uilgit a. m.rf again 900 N.uIab
\ Adam tis Irs r.r frd Alderman
from ths IprrtY -fsurf. card ,HIri Dc
elk -stu,klis vafI .i IIs rfb NNH 10 o
D.m.H.Isfls candidate Goo ..r uniHs u.frH'
sus a. usEH tom tHr i"IHHt.u tH4tFll
II rlsHi d. tfff.F l.aIsri uHhi IHnHn
Al and tH NulsUI itIHIII au aIA
uffaI4aaU.H usH eIIL tHta'l n 'a.i
o. -atr ust IH.uHsIf. E.If f"I IHH % fhs
a.sIIas .I. .HI 1865 iasfi III. o. 81,
l..I .I.i .fI taHl. IsI' N.tlF nItiI
A risur fl. # 200 HFlr4alHn ai AhtanF
EtHs tIf h.HHf E ar A.. sIIfHi no 'if
ice snu H.. % lHllf u~HHrlrisl a. As
s]llutlsn uf UHr Ifuilnif
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tunffaIH UfH r 1900
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go n IaI O. Nt nsI
4. us tIl. l.IsHsp ID.
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tlru aIihaa a. $780,
4 ~ ffH 5000 %
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The state herald., 1902-03-07
GROCERIES,:

ls lbs srsnulsted sugar ti.oo. gallon
Choice Country Sorghum As, can 3 ID
apples 10. 3 cars Corn %, 3 cans peas %,
3 cans bssns 25. 3 cans Black Berries 25,
cans 0oosbsrrss %. 2 cans sliced
dried bssf 4 IL d, 3 cans po,tsd ham
25, 3 cans vsns sausage -. 0 cans Cali
forniA canned goods 20. comprising sliced
peaches. pears. cherries. sprico,s and
grapes, all Of the celebrated Oak Brand,
Merry wsrand Horse Shoe Lys ~.
CLIMAX Baking Powder % nov 10 Cnlu.
met Baking Powder 25 nov 20, Royal
Baking Powder 20 nove0. Eastern Head
Light OIL, 2oc per gal, 5sal Tor aoc, 40
bars Fairbanks Soap 81.
The state herald., 1902-03-07
OBITUARY.

Thomas White wss born 10 Ireland In
1919 and died ON Wednesday March 9th
st ths home of Mr.. and Mrs d. I. Sean in
Holyoks. He came 10 the United States
In 1861 and for . number Of years
worked under contractors In the con.
struction VI rsiiresds In this western
country. lie was one Of tho earliest sst.
tlsrs ,u this part Of Colorado aud took
. homestead 10 what 10 now Phillips
county. lie did not secure title 10 the
land ~ he abandoned the claim during
the dry years and, unfortunately be lost
what little property bs hsd and being
usabis 10 work on account Of bis I'D.
vanc~d ags hiss besn kept by the
county for ssvsrsl years and has made
his home With Ar. and Mrs.. Sears In
Holyok-. Some of tue members Of bic
family arc IN Ireland and . son resides
IN Omaha and daughter In New York.
He ~as we'll informed on the political
history Of his native country and II Was
quite interesting " hear him talk on
this subject. Death " sad enough under
any circumstances but IT always seens
douJly 80 when M aged person dies far
away from all rsiatives. Tho deceased
had Tor year. been q member Of the
Catholic church. On Thursday sitter.
noon March 9th the body was laid TO
rect in tie Holyoks cemetery.
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ALBRO-0kSfT.

I Elmer l. Albro Of Holyoks and Miss
Lizzie 0sunt Of Culbsrtson. Mob, were
married 10 Denver on Wednesday Feb.
~. Elmer Albro has for several years
bssn In The employ se the b. 4 NJ. on
the eiRhllnS Ssnd has made his home 10
Holyoks whore bis friends are numbered
by his scqusintspce. The bride made
her home 10 Hol. oks for . shor. time
aud during bsr residences here made
many friends among our people. Tia
nsyaymssvisd -oospss sfssssdi In Holyoks
onVlidsy Of last week where they will
mako I6sIi. hons. The HRnALp joins
their irisnds ip bsss- FISHES. !
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DRY GOODS:

Hope Muslin 10 now ~, Lawerencs
l. l. 8 now ~, AmoskeG Ginshsms .
nov 5,i, Extra Fancy Calico ~ to O
black hide twill shirtins l2lf nov iC
arnuskse AGA best feather ticking l21s
Best Prscals worth 10 now l2If, Cam
brio Skirt Lining sorth G now Q, oil
wool dress goods and RAINY day skirt'ns
all this years styles ~srth si.0 nov
sl.i5, worth siy0o now s.. worth 10 pnv
80.
SILKS, PLAN and hsuFsd tsfia.s and
wash silks worth ei.i5 now 30, worth
ei.Oo nov 10, worth 85 new CO, worth %
now 81. tW
Best tabls oilcloth 80 now Is.
CORSErs. Armorsids. Kabo and q y
worth 100 now 90. Summer corss's
worth 30 nov u.
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saved Him From rortue.

There is no more agonizing trouble
than piles. The constant itching and
burning make lie intolerable. No posi-
tion ~ comfortable. The torture is I'M.
ceasiDg, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
cures piles at once. For skin diseases
cuts, burns, bruises, all kinds OF wounds
1t is unequaled. j. 8. Gersll, St. Paul
Ark, says: "Frcm 1866 { suffered with
the protrading, bleeding piles and could
find nothing to help me until used De.
Wits Witch Hazel Sslvs. A few boxes
completely cured me-" Beware oi
countsrfeits.-City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1902-03-07
". AHsILAND,
Town Clerk.
NoTr,

y IN So ~ ~ 3No M -
--Tts sszt nssssisa U w. Phillips
county Teachers Reading Circle will b
held at the 20. Supts Office the End
Saturday Of March, the 9th. The lesson
ia; Chapters l3, IA, Is aud to page l6l Of
Chap. 16, IN Art Of Study. In order to
complete this book, We have decided to
drop English Literature and confine
ourselves to the Art Of Study for the
remainder Of the year, believing 1t to be
the most practical for the teachers
Hope that all the members who car
will be present.
MADGE A. CRowNER,
81 Co. Supt.
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OBITUARY,

Walter r. Stamp, born on the 18th
day Of September 1858 IN Fairfield
Iowa, died at his home in Holyoks, Colo,
on Tuesday March 4, 1902. After leav.
ing Iowa, the family resided several
years in Nebraska, at Plattsmouth, Lin
coin. Fsirmont and York. While resi-.
dent OF Yor from 81 to So he wss en-.
gagged In the bakery business. From
York be came to Colorado and located
at Julesbnrg in the bakery business. In
the fall OF 1887 he located in Holyoke
and opened grocery store in con nection
with tho bakery business and has been
one OF the leading business men OF our
town since that date. A few years ago
he quit the bakery business and put in
dry goods in connection with his gro.
csries and moved his stock into tho
building which he sas since 90.
cupisd and which he later purchased.
On the l6 day Of October 1888 at York,
Mob, hs was unI.sd 10 marriage With
Misc Amelia Gartsrnsicht who survives
him. To them vas born one child, a
daughter, but she lived only q few
months. He VIA an active and honsred
member Of the Knights OF Pythiss. the
I. o. o. F. and the Modern woodmen
Lodges. In 1897 be united with the
Presbyterian church of Holyoks and,
from that time till death, was one Of the
most active workers in the church. As n
testimony TO his faithful work In this
relation OF life may be given the words
Of his Pastor Rev. Parker Who in
speaking Of bis church work said;
"As Pastor Of this church. words can.
not express the assIstanos as counselor
ana adviser this brother has been to me.
We have talked together, prayed to-
Rsthsr and laborsd together for the
Masters kingdom"
A . business mas and official Of our
town be always took an active part In
every move that had for ITS sbjsct the
best interests Of tho people Of the town
and county. In common with tho other
sarly settlers Of the county, hs had
struggled through the business revsrsss
that came to this county SOON after its
first settlement, had secured him . nice
litsls home. WAS prospsring in business
aud the future looked eucouragipely
bright when that dreaded disessc sp.
psndicitis attacked him. DIR. Schneider
his old family physician Of York, Nsb.,
xas osllsd To Hoiyoks spd On last Sstur-
day be- sud the attending physician DR..
Smith OF Holyoks performed q surgical
operation upsn him but this could not
save him. The funeral services were
conducted from the Presby tsrian church
Wednesday evening. Rev. Parker preach
Ing tho sermoa. The audience rosm
vss oiled 10 its utmost capacity. home
very beautiful floral designs had bssn
secured BY the msmbes Of the civic
societies OF which ne wss member. Tho
body was taken 10 York, Nsb., for burial
accompanied by Mrs shamp and Rev.
Parker Another OF our most highly
respected citizens hiss been taken. He
will bs much missed In business and soci.
al circles aud In tho church work Of
Holyoks. Tho sympathy Of our people
gocs ou. To the family In their grsa,
sorrow.
The state herald., 1902-03-07
NOTICE

NOTION
Notice ia hereby give that town
election will be held on uesdsy the 9th
day Of April at the ofs0S Of the clerk Of
the Dlstr lot Court, Heuoks, Colo. ,n
and for the town Of Hoiyoks for the pur.
pose Of slsoting the ioilewing officers:
Ono ~ Mayor to bold office enc ~
year. Three oounoilnsa to hold Office
years each. 4
W &HILLAND,
50 Town Clerk.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

4 Lee Witherbes attended the annual
convention Of the cattle growers sssocia-
ton in Denver this week and 10 reported
~ having declared himself in favor Of
the leasing bill. There arc few cattle
men In this corner Of the state Who
favor the enactment OF q lease Law, but
he certainly stands with small minor
ity on this question.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

my shoe stock over four times. Which
leaves my stock complete and up TO date
snd will coll - follows in Ladies' and
Mems; worth 400 now 3 90, 375 nov
2 90. 400 nov 2 %. 2 80 now 200. zoo
now 150.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

DR.. Carnine will lecture at the n. f.
church Thursday evening March 10 on
"The Old Woman and the New"
Reserved seats on sale at Noble Is
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

t espsnstssdsss D. +. Mcfarland and
dec. N. 0sslssd, Aolyoks's representa-
ttyo q ths irrigation convention st
0tssiIas last week, were very much
plsassd via ths work Of the convention
snd fully eonvisosd that such success
ful senvsnt,eps accomplish very much
10 The wsy Of furthsrins the Interests Of
the cause u tsrisAti
The state herald., 1902-03-07
NOTICE.

Al I have sold my business In Hol-
yoks, Al partiss kporuips themselves
indebted to me will please call and set
tie soon.
G. n. TR1BBErr.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

fIolyots came very nearly having a
/ass lssl Saturday while the wind was
blowinss gale. The Psbst Voc house hsd
bssa raised from the foundation pre-
pssasesy 10 its removal and sems sparks
irou ehinssy blew into some trash
uuder The building and started n hre,
Qu.oa worA with water socn er'in'
vuishsd the tire.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

/Ms. ssd Nm. John Crowper Of Hold
rsss csus Up 70 Hoiyoks Thursday OF
last wssk 70 attend the golden Wedding
and visit With bic psrents till Monday
night.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

" Mrs. Clark Of York Neb., sister Of Mrs.
W r Shamp was IN HolyoSs Wednesday
to attend the funeral and returned tu
York With Mrs. Shamp.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

~ per cent discount on men and boys
duck coats at Stamps. II
The state herald., 1902-03-07

Irwin Bros. are agents for Cholo- Nap.
tboleum dip, the best on the market.
It will be kept for sale at their office in
the Thompson 4 King building. II.
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fovorl,e Nearly Everyvhere,

Constipation means dulness, depres-
sion, headache, geosrally disordered
health. DeWitts Little Early Risers
stimulate the liver, open the bowels and
relieve this condition. Sale, speedy and
thorough. They never gripe. Favorite
pills.-City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

Mrs. Bell Of Elbert county was called
to Holyoke this week by the death OF
her brother. W II Shamp.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

SEED POTATOES FOF SALE:
I will have car Of Early Ohio pota-
toes for sale in Holyoke about planting
time. will buy them so miles south OF
Denver and the potatoes were raised
without irrigation.
At O. HERrzIa.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

Has offered inducements but its immense ample
proof that the high grade of goods has been sold that
has made this the recognized leader years gone by
We will contne these surprising low prices until the time
comes for our final closing early in the
The state herald., 1902-03-07

" A telegram was received by Mr.. JARVIS
Tuesday announcing the death Of Mrs.
JARVIS father st his home in Wisconsin
where Mrs. Jarvis hss bssn Visiting. .
The state herald., 1902-03-07

NIa Bell Hamilton took the train at
Holyels Saturday night for vsussso
usaf vh,eh plses she will leach = 4
meath tsrn Of school.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

4 Oswald Hsstsis west up 70 Elbers
county Tee asst Of the week to purchase
. oss q sssd potstoss. lie expects 10
have he oar d potatoes In Holyoks on
Saturday Z OF The Monday folloving.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

| /Rev. Smith will preach at the Baptist
kChurch next Sunday morning and at the
Presbyterian Church IN the evening.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

EARLY OHIO SEED POTATOES.
800 bushsl home grown Early Ohio
seed potatoes for sale at
LEBLANC 4 SCHEuNFMANN,
The state herald., 1902-03-07

+ 0sa O. Aasos returned 70 Holyoke this
vssk from business trip u Linooln
ssd othss peints In Nsbrasks.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

]. e, LABlsnc, Ar. Fullsr's clerk,
spent Saturday sud Sunday 10 Ben
klsnss on vh,t 10 his uncls.-McCook
Rspublicsu.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

T.J. Belief Of Holyoks was called u
Oaaha Lest wssk By The ssvsss s,oknsss
el bic mother.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

9. q. Johssea moved into the Guthrie
reoidonos the first Of the week.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

WANTED. Active men 10 deliver and
collect No canvnssinp. Salary 10000
per year. Extra commissions. Refer
epcss aud security required. Address o..
p, Rose, Maoneer, Sterling, Colo, 10,
u.Ha
The state herald., 1902-03-07

Nj. and hss. Frank Conlin who were
visiting 10 Holysks returned this week
70 their hone d Sheridan, Wyo.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

This paper aud The Chicago Weekly
lister Oosss elSo tor one year. Especial
deal"
The state herald., 1902-03-07
NorroA.

All parties knowing thsmsslves to be
indebted to me pleas call and settle
soon.
6HN BRAxBLE.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

I Mn. Rsbset Whits left Holyoks 0a.ur.
day night for visit with her daughter,
Msa Gee. Brooks. st Obsrlin. Kan.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

Az tbs nsa vill want 70 hear DR.
Osfniss M .rhs Old Woman and thy
New
The state herald., 1902-03-07
FOR SALE.

Ihsye for sale some seed wheat Of the
hard white variety.
~. oHrnAmY.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

IRWIN Brus. will loan you money ou
cattle security. Gall and ses them.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

4 Arthur Clark returned to Holyoke
Assdsy aight from trip 70 Omaha and
q. Paul.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

Onions sl.50 per bu. after Jan. l.
X. NJ. AKIN.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

TO CURE A coin IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets.
Al druggists refund the money II 1t
fails 20 carc, y. ". Grove'e signature
IL op each box 2ic.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

Over Coats for men and
boys at cost.
LEBLANC & ScHIuNEMANN.
The state herald., 1902-03-07
stops the Cough
and works or the Cold.

Laxative Brono-Q Quinine Tablets cure
q cold IN one day. No Cure, No Pay
Price 25 cents.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

Harry TrsGo sad family now occupy
sheir new hsms in Holyoks.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

The tssehsrs examination ier Phillipn
county Vill b hsld on Feb. 81 and %.
The state herald., 1902-03-07
We ARE LOOKING FOR A MAN

Who thinks he knows bargain in lumber when he
It DO you imagine that you would recognize genuine
snapi you face face? If you do we want
to see you next time you want some lumber COAL We
have more and bigger bargains than any other
around here and can save you money.
The state herald., 1902-03-07
CLOTHING:

Ihsvs 90 suits aud 10 overcostn left
that ! vill sell ~ hail pricsi worth eIa0o
now 500. ei2.00 now 600, $1,000 nov
5.2j, $500 nov 400, $40 nov 225.
The state herald., 1902-03-07
UNDERWEAR:

We have the best values ever shown
In Holyoks. Mems worth 10 now %
worth O. now 10. Ladies on ssne basis
The state herald., 1902-03-07

MA Cyds Colburn went to Holdresf
Nsb., Saturday night fer visit.
The state herald., 1902-03-07
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

FoH SArs, Some good Horses.
40 NJ. v. SUMMERS.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

Southwestern Dental Company.
Watch for dates.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

Southwestern Dental Com pnny
Watch for dates.
The state herald., 1902-03-07

During the course of this sale many of my
felIow-townsmen, as we'll as their entire fami-
lies. have profited by the extremely low prices
offered on my entire stock of merchandise.
Whitham'S Closing
Out Sale
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-07-09
GUESTS GOING TO BARBECUE.
Americas Will Send Several to Greet
Governor.

Americas epioures appreciate the
ecstatic delights of a barbecue feast,
and when such occasion is honored by
the presence of the Governor-elect OF
Georgia, and such Governor as Joe
Terrell, the pleasure is greatly en-
HANGED. That big barbecue at Messy
Dell, near Leesburg, arranged by the
democrats of Lee in honor OF Gov.
Terrell, will take place on Friday
next, and none other this season will
prove more delightful. Gov. Terrell,
Secretary Phil Cock, Commissioner
o. B. Stevens and other state digni-
taries will attend as special guests of
honor. Americas will be represented
by Messrs. w. A. Dodson, j. B. Pills.
bury, J. A. Hixon, s. A. Smith and
others. The people of Lee have pre-.
pared a great feast, and hundreds will
enjoy it next Saturday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-07-09
AMERICUs HAS FIRST CARLOAD
Which Goes to New York Early This
Morning.

Queen alberta starts to New York
today upon her annual summer
tour, and quite properly she selects
Americus as her starting point. Ell
berta is the queen of peaches, and
blushing with yellow aud crimson
sweetness she goes forth today to de-
light the heart of the yearning yak.
A solid carload of this inc fruit will be
loaded this morning at Huntington,
near the city, by Messrs. Broadfield
and Adams, and, it Is said, will be
the first solid carload of Elbertas
shipped from Georgia this season. 1t
costs a goodly sum to ship car OF
peaches to New York, the freight and
icing amounting to 1922 from Ameri-
Gus, but as the car of fruit is worth
from 81, $50 to$ 800 there, neat profit
is netted the growers. Huntington
will ship ten carloads of Elbertas with
in the next two weeks, besides other
fruits, and twenty carloads of water
melons
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-07-09
Mems Pure WOrstead Trousers $500
Per Pair.

From our collection of men S trousers we
have rounded up about seventy-6Ve pairs
that we shall sell at reductions ranging
from one quarter to two,thirds They are
made of fine striped worsteads, AM are
we'll made, too. Not one pair that ever
sold for less than 80, and most of them are
the 81 and 81 so grades. These are placed
on separate counters and priced for your
choice at $1.90 per pair
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-07-09
BUGGY CAREENED IN RUNAWAY
Col. Wallis is Thrown Out and Pain
fully Hurt,

A runaway accident which came near
resulting seriously occurred yesterday
morning on McGarrah street, beyond
the Central depot A grocer's delivery
team ran away near the old Black lot
and oollided with buggy driven by
Mr.. w. P. Wallis, who was coming to
the city. Mr.. Wallis buggy was upset,
throwing him to the ground with vio-
lence and inficting very painful
bruises. Each horse continued to run
in an opposite direction, Col. Wallis
nag running more than mile before
he stopped. Mr.. Wallis secured hack
and resumed his journey to town.