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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-14

RETAIL GROCERs' MEETING-At the
monthly meeting Of the Retail GrocerS As
ISOLATION In the Imperial building last night
seventeen new members were received and
a report made by the committee in charge
of the Grocers' Exposition and Carnival to
be held at the Fair Grounds from July q
until August 8. The committee reported
that sixty-seven manufacturers Of pure food
had agreed to exhibit.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-14
sssns.rsis On svsy boz Of he rmuins
&@H Laxative Brom0-O uinine T.slsa
"~1O11>t the remedy tbs. cures . ssA In 80 a.

for regular work of the Sewer Department.
The drafts Of twenty-one alley improve
ment bills were approved. Street Commits
sloner Varrelmann submitted an estimate
estimate was approved. He will require $S2,-
900 for the city's share for street improve
ments; 5000 for repaving the roadways OF
and Grand avenue viaducts and $S5.0 600 for
building approaches to the proposed Kings
highway boulevard viaduct-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-14

approves Barth0ldt's Choice.
I'd Tenth Congressional District IN
thoidt as the Republican candidate for Con-
aress IN t62t district Was made the anhiect
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-22

d:etion. as in the case of natural person
legally quaiiiea.
Sec 3 The capital stock and surplus
of any company thus appointed together
with the liabilities of the stockholders
OF trust companies, shall be held as secur-
ity for the faithful discharge of the duties
undertaken by virtue of this act, and no
surety shall be required upon the bonds
filed by such company unless required
by proper court of jurisdiction. In all
proceedings in the probate court, or else
where, connected with any authority eX-
ercised under this act, all accounts, re-
turns and other.paper may be signed and
sworn to in behalf of the company by any
officer thereof duly authorized by 1T; and
the answers and examinations under oalh
of such officer shall be received as the
answers and examinations OF the COM
pany; and the court may order and COM
pei any and all officers of the company TO
answer and attend such examinations, in
the same manner as if they, instead or
the company, were parties to the proceed
ines or inquiry; provided, however, that
the company shall not be required to re-
ceive or hold any property or moneys, or
to execute any trust contrary to It's own
desire.
Sec. 8. All moneys, property or securi-
ties received or held by any such company
under the provisions of this act shall be
kent separate and distinct from itSNSeneral
business, and shall not be mingled with
the investments of its capital stock or
other moneys or property belonging to
such company, or be liable for the debts
or obligations thereof.
Sec q No trust company shall begin &c
exercise the powers and duties described
in this act until it has applied for ano
received the written authority Of the IN
spector of finance SO to do, and such OIL
cial is hereby authorized to grant or de
cline to grant such authority after sucf
investigation of the affairs of the com
pany as he may deem expedient
Sec. s. In addition to such examinations
now required to be made by law the IN
spector of finance may make such furthe
examinations of every company exercis
, ing the powers granted in~this chapter a.
he may deem necessary, and shall max
: such examinations when requested or or
: dered to do so by any court of competen
4 jurisdiction. The said official may caus
s any examination of such company to D
: made by an expert under his direction
: but at the expense of the company.
a Sec 6. This act shall take effect fror
4 its passage.
n NTJMRER s.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-22
NUMBER so.
AN ACT TO PREVENT NUISANCES IN
CARS AND RAILROAD STATIONS.

1t is hereby enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Vermont:
Section 1. If person shall spit upon
the floor or platform or upon the interior
furnishings or furniture, except cuspi-
dores of any steam railroad, passen-
ger car or street railway car, in
operation upon any railroad in this
state or upon the floor. furnishings, reg
listers, or radiators of any railroad pas
senger station or public waiting room in
this state, he shall be fined not more than
ten dollars, to be recovered in prosecu-
ton before any justice of the peace In
the county where the offense is commit
ted, provided, however, that no prosecu-
ton shall be commenced for such offense
unless notice of the provisions of this act
shall be posted in a conspicuous place in
the cars, stations and waiting rooms OF
said corporations and suitable cuspidores
furnished excepting in street railway cars.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-22
NUMBER As.
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 1869 OF
THE VERMONT STATUTES RE-
LATING TO STOPPAGE OF TRAINS
AT CROSSINGS.

AT CROSSINGS.
Tt is hereby enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Vermont:
= Section 1. Section 1869 of the Vermont
Statutes is hereby amended SO as to read
as follows:
Section 1869. All trains or engines run
upon any railroad in this state, which in
tersects or crosses, or is intersected or
crossed by any other railroad upon the
same level, shall be brought to full
stop and whistle sounded, at a distance
Of not less than one hundred feet, nor
more than one thousand feet from the
point of intersection or crossing, before
such intersection or crossing is passed by
any such train or engine.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-22
NUMBER 81.
AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE TRUST COM
PANIES TO ACT AS EXECUTORS,
AND IN OTHER FTDUCIARY CAP

1t ais hereby enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Vermont:
Section 1. Any trust company incorpor-
ated under the, laws of this state may be
appointed and may act as executor OF
any will, codicil or writing testamentary,
as administrator with the will annexed, or
administrator of any person deceased, as
receiver, as assignee, as trustee, or as
guardian of any person subject to guard
danship, under the same circumstances
in the same manner, and subject to the
same control by the court having juris-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-22

ton IS required, may at any time make
application to the supreme or. county
court for any remedy warranted by law.
Sec. H. Section $500 of the Vermont
Statutes is hereby amended to read as
follows:
Sec. 1892. The governor shall bienniaiiy
designate member of the board as chair
man. The members of the board snail
receive six dollars day for their services
and their necessary expenses when away
from home. They shall elect one of their
number clerk, who shall serve during their
pleasure and who shall perform the du-
ties designated in section 1878 OF this
act
Sec. H. If railroad commissioner shall
neglect or refuse for a period OF sixty
DAYS to perform any Of the duties imposed
upon him by any of the provisions of this
chapter, he shall be removed from office.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-22

Sec. 3. Section 4179 of the Vermont
Statutes is hereby amended SO as to read
as follows.
..Sec arg. A foreign mutual insurance
company shall not, do business in TINS
state. unless it has assets. amounting TO
one hundred thousand dollars, invested
in securities readily convertible into casn,
not less than one-han of which is invested
in cash securities other than MORTGAGES
of real estate, nor unless 1t mas such as
sets equal to its outstanding liabilities in
Guiding reinsurance reserve to be estl-
mated as in the case Of joint stock IN
surance companies above named, and IN
GLIDING the amount of guarantee capltai
as a liability nor until the laws OF TINS
state relating to insurance companies OK
other states have been complied with
Sec 8. This act shall take effect from
its passage. 49,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-22
NuMRER 81.

NUMBER 81.
AN ACT AMENDING SECTIONS Ats
AND 4179 OF VERMONT STATUTES,
REGULATING THE ADMISSION OF
FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPAN-
les.
Tt is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Vermont:
Section l. Section AIS of the Vermont
Statutes is hereby amended so as to read
as follows:
Sec. 417S. A foreign joint stock insur-
ance company shall not do business in
this state, unless it has paid-up capital
invested in securities readily convertible
into cash Of at least one hundred thous-
and dollars, not less than one-half OF
which is invested in cash securities other
than mortgages of real estate; nor unless
such company has, In addition to such
capital, assets equal in value to its out
standing liabilities, reckoning the re-
insurance reserve as a liability; but the
Insurance commissioners may, in their
discretion, license company to do bust
ness whose impairment of capital does
not exceed twenty per cent. under the
above rule" 80 i
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-22
NUMBER Sc.

NUMBER Sc.
AN ACT AMENDING SECTION lS3 OF
THE VERMONT STATUTES, RE-
I.ATING TO REVOCATION OF Ii
CENSE or FOREIGN INSURANCE.
COMPANIES.
1t is hereby enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of Vermont:
Section l. Section 41S3 of the Vermont
Statutes is hereby amended SO as to read
as follows:
Section 41s3. IF foreign insurance
company violates any of the laws of this
state relating to insurance companies, tne
insurance commissioners may revoke It's
license. and cause notice thereof to be
published in two daily newspapers printed,
one in Montpelier and one in Burlington.
at least one week; and no agent OF such
company shall, after the first puphcation
of such notice, issue or renew any poicy
reinsurance in it's behalf.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-22
NUMBER 81.

AN ACT RELATING TO THE PUBL
CATION OF A LIST OF AUTHOR
IZED INSURANCE COMPANIES
1t is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Vermont:
Section l. The insurance commission
ers shall cause to be published once IN
two months in two newspapers puDilsned
in the state, list of insurance and guar
anty companies and fraternal associations
licensed to transact business the state|
with such comments thereon and refer1
ences to the statute prohibiting unau1
thorized insurance as they may deem adj
yiSable.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-22
NUMBER IS.


y TATION OF THE LIABILITIES Oh
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
1t is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Vermont:
Section 1. The insurance commission
ers shall each year compute the reserv]
liability on the thirty-first day of Decent
Der. of the preceding year of every COM
pany authorized to make insurance Of
lives in this state, in accordance with thu
rules following:
First The net value on the last day q
December of the preceding year of all TIL
outstanding policies of life insurance 4
the company issued before the first da1
of January in the year nineteen hundre
and three shall be computed upon tn
basis of the combined experience q
"actuaries, table of mortality, with IN
terest at four per cent. per annum
Second The net value on last day
December of the preceding year of a
outstanding policies of life insurance Il
sued after the thirty first day OF Decen
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-10-01
lola
Damn

svefnherbergi mans var6 honum 40 bana.
I'm %morguninn XII. 9 brutu pjonar. hans
upp herbergisdyrnar, pv1 peir vissu, 40
ekki var alt meo feldu er peir fengu
ekkert svar og ur0u engra hreitinga var
ir he%rberginu: fundu peir pa lola 4
g5lfinu, en- konu hans / rdminu, bB6i
medvitundarlaus. LHknum tokst az
l1fga konnna, en- lola vaknaoi ekki aftur
til pessa lifts.
lola var aIlra mamma fragastur /
heimi ~50kmentanna, hin s1oustu arin, og
um mSrg ar hefur enginn r%ith0fundur
haft jafnmikil ahrif 4 form og stefnu
skaldlistarinnar sem ham. Ham var
faddur 1 Paris 2. April, 1910. Fa6ir
hans var 1talskur, en- MOOR fr0nsk.
Drengurinn llktist snemma f00ur sinum,
sem var skarpgafa0ur ma0ur, og hafoi
miki6 ORC a ser SEN visindama6ur 1
verkfrBoi. Ham do fatakur, og Emile
lenti oft kr0ggum q askuarum. bB6i
ss0kum fataktar og svo einkum vegna
Pess, ao ham bar litla umhyggju fyrir
liinu OF var 0ldungis %stefnulaus, um
nokkurn TINA eftir ham lauk sk6lanami;
en- %sk0lavistin endaoi meo s0mu skelf-
ingC fyrir ham og Bjornstjerne Bjornson:
hvorugur gat leyst at hendi burtfarar-
prof.
Ario 1851 for ham as Wilma hja b6ka-
dtgefanda einum Paris, fyrst sem vika-
drengur, fyrir 20 dollara laun 4 manual;
en- %htsbBndur hans t6ku bratt eftir hef-
leikum hans, og gerou ham az skrif-
stofuPj6ni. pa for ham as rita smas0gur
1 ~tomstundum s1num, og 1865 var ham
farinn a0 rita miki0 dagblO6in 1 Paris,
einkum ''Petit Journal" og "La Vie de
Paris" Nastu arin ritaoi ham margar
s0gur, leikrit, ritd0ma; O. f.; en- 1869
avriaai honn slit mesta ritsm1o, Gle
lsou5-A-lAacquart," og hafoi ham pa
sett ser pao Hallmark, a6 ley sa ALTAR rao-
gatur mannlifsins meo peim 1rlausnum,
or ham sjalfur haf6i fundio med
nakvamri eftirtekJ og ranns0kn mccall
allra stetta mannfe]agsins. Til pess ao
framkvama Petta mikla etlunarverk
purfti ham az kynna ser nastum ALTAR
fraoigreinir og v1sindagreinir, alls konar
atvinnuvegi, iona0argreinir, og aux pess
purfti ham a0 Fekkja andlega fran
pr6un og menningars6gu mannkynsins
fra 0munat10.
Petta mikla skaldritasafn ger0i ham
.heinsfragan og skipa0i ham / 0ndvegi
mccall skaldanna. pa6 var az ems elm
hei6ur, err ham sottist eftir en- h,aut
aldrei; Pa5 var, az ma sati / hinu franska
''akademi." Ham bar6ist fyrir pvi ar
eftir ar, en- peir vildu ekki hleypa honum
inn "hinir 6dauolegu." Peim p6tti s6g-
urnar hans svo ljotar.-Nd er eftir az
vita, hvao sankti Petur hefur sagt.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-10-01

um og sampykkja i emu hlj6oi. Enn
fremur let ham fundinn. hei,a kosninga-
fylgi peim m6nnum, err honum sjalfum
leizt heppilegast ao nefnatil ymsra rikis-
embatta, og loks kusu fundarmenn ham
/ emu hljo6i sem forsetaefni Dem6krata
vic forsetakosningar 1904. leila margin
llklegt, ao johnson ver6i n8sta f%orseta-
efni Dem6krata; enginn getur g1zkao q
hva6 honum mum takast, pvi ham er al
veg 6dtreiknanlegur.
Med Republik0num hafa m0rg t16indi
or0i0, NEST i deilum peirra umy1oll-l0g-
in, pv1 UNI pa6 malefni cru peifn@ ekki q
eitt sattir, ems og aour hefur veri6 skyrt
fra 1 "Vinlandi." Roosevelt forseti
stefndi nokkrum helztu senatorum, sem
cru leiotogar Republikana, til funcar
VIC sig ao sumarheimili s1nu 1 Oyster
Bay, 16. Sept. til pess az afra0a med
Peirra samPykki stefnu fokksips /
helztu stj6rnarmalum, adur ham lag6i
af sta0 / fero pa, er ham haf6i akve0i6
a6 fara um austur- og milo -r1kin, til pess
az fytja r@our fyrlr ly6num, UNI stj6rn-
armalefni folks sins, og slnar eigin
sko6anir a peim. Kom reim saman um,
40 lata tollmali6 6hreift, a6 minsta kosti
til nsesta 1884, sambandspinys, eoa 0llu
heldur pangao til nBstu forseta kosning-
ar vBru afstaonar, 1904; en- t0ldu pa6
nauosynlegt, a0 log veru samin UNI rett-
indi einokunarf6laga, err heimilu0u
stj6rninni umsj6n og eftirljt meo peim.--
Forseti fylgdi NEST pessum skoounum /
rHonm peim, err ham futti 1Nyja-Eng-
lands rlk junum, en- pa Var fero hans
lokio vegna mei0sla peirra, er ham varo-
fyrir, sem 0llum err k%unnugt.
Sauna dag og senatorarnir mattu /
Oyster Bay var0 sd atburour 1 Iowa, a0-
David B. Henderson, forsetl fulltrda-
deildarinnar [5peaker of the House of
Representatives Iysti ytir pv1, ao ham
taki aftur framboo slit til P~ingkosninga
/ haust, % sagoi as astnoan v@ri sd, as
f1estir k. 0rdami s1nu heimtu0u frjalsa
verzlun og afnam Dingley toll. 1aganna,
en- PAD vBri svo gagnst8tt s1num sko6-
unuln, 40 hanu gteti ekki tekio mot
kosningu., Petta tiltaki Hendersons kom
0llui uppnam mccall Republicans UNI
alt land, pv1 ;forseti fulltl Embellishments
er voldugasti l0ggjaf Pj00arinnar nast
sjalfum forseta Bandar1kjanna, og pegar
ham skilyroislaust sag6i af ser embatti
s1nu s0kum toll-laganna, pa hlj6ta afleio-
ingarnar as veroa par, a6 Republikanar
geta ekki lengur lati0 tollm&lio afskifta-
laust, en- veroa a0 gera pao .a6 aokks-
mali til Pess, a0 fullnagja kr0fum pjo0-
arinnar og verja sig gegn arasum Demo-
krata. ~,
Flestir bjuggust VIC, as Roosevelt for
seti mundi segja alit slit um. v%erzlunar-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-10-01
Poiitiskar
Nyjungar

NyJungar NAHUM SlOaSCllOlnn man
uo, fa hafa DO ymsir
atbur6ir oroid, sem p0lit1skir spamenn
telja 1 sjalfu ser mj6g merkn e0a pa az
minsta kosti fyrirbooa annara meiri.
Undirb1ningur til pingkosninga fyrir
sambandspingio og til embellishments
og pingmanna-kosninga / hverju r1ki,
hefur vaki6 ahuga mamma 4 p0lit1k, svo
NEST hefur verio hugsa0 og ta]ao um
p6litisk NAL, MI 1 nokkrar vikur. Relub-
likanar segja, ao sigar sim vic kosning-
arnar / Maine og Vermont Sc fyrirbo6i
pess, 40 peir verdi 1 miklum meiri hluta
um land alt, og sama segja Demokratar
UNI slit COCA gengi / Massachusetts og
New York. Gildi pessara spad6ma
munu 1estir meta eftir pvi, sem beet 4
vic peirra p6litiska atrdnao.
1 New York borginni err pa6 MI komio
/ lj6s, a0 Tammany err a~fturgengin. Finn
him helzti og versti af foringjnm pess
folks, w. S. Devery, er 40 heita ma
kominn til valda, og err pa viobdi6, a0.
heiri embattisbr@our hans og f6lagar
komi a eftir, og telja margin PAD l1kast,
az Tammany veroi Groin svo m0gnuo
VIC nastu borgarstj6ra kosningar, az h1n
komi pa al s1num manni, og pa mum
lokio fyrst urn sim allri "%si0b0tinni" /
New York.
Ekki er h@gt as segja, a0 nett haf
enn gerst mccall Dem0krata, er geti or0.
is hokknum alment til vioreisnar.
Stj6rnm5lafundir peir, er peir hafa haldio
/ ymsum r1kjum, gera, @oi 6l1kar sam
pyktir um nyja stefnuskra. Nest skilur
pa 1 skoounum UNI stefnuskra fokksins,
er myndu6 var i Kansas City, 1900 sem
err / raun og veru hin ndgildandi stefnu-
skra Dem6krata. A festum rikismala-
fundum Dem0krata hefur Kansas City
stefnuskranni verio hafnao en- Bryan og
~frisilfurslatta ekki nefnt q nafn. Aftur
hafa sum suour- og- vestur- r1kin heiti0
Kansas City stefnuskranni fullum trdn-
ADJ framvegis. Enn fremur leggja Demo
kratar 1 austur-r1k junum mesta. aherzlu
a afnam tollanna og frjaIsa ~verzlun, sam
kvamt till0gum Clevelands; en- i su0ur-
og vestur-r1kjunum er v1oa lGg6 NEST
aherzla a, ao dtryma e]nokunarfel0gum
az aeggjun organs.
Helztu nyjungar mccall Dem6krata
ur0u / Ohio. par hefur him pjoofragi
borgarstj6ri Cleveland, Tom L. johnson,
styrt allri kosningabarattu peirra, ems og
%einvaldur konungur, og kom M. A.
Hanna, hinum mikla fokksforingja
Republikana, svo 1 opna skj0ldu, a0 !io
hans hr0kk hvervetna fyrir; og p6ttist
Hanna aldrei hafa m@tt "slikum fjanda.'
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-10-01

baratta s1, er ham ~h6f fyrir h0nd. rettv1s.
innar 1 Dreyfus-malinu arid 1897. Flestir
hafa aour. lesi6 aoalatrioin at s0gu Peirr-
ar %mals6knar og framkomu lola par; er
pvl oparft, ao skyra fra pv1 her.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-10-01

Emile lola, him helms
fragi rith0fundurog skald,
andaoist / Paris 20. Sept.
KolsTrt loft ur ofninum /
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-23
HILL LED ASTRAY.

Judge Parker has issued a signed
statement in which he says ex-senator
Hill was not opposed to his nomlna-
ton for Governor of New York. On
the other hand he says ex-senator
Hill urged him to accept the nomina-
ton. but that he declined, and reques
ted HilIto see that he wasn't nomina-
ted at Saratoga. No doubt this state
ment is absolutely true, and that Sen
ator Hill has been done great injustice
in this matter in many newspapers.
Hills fatal mistake was his coal plank
Beyond that blunder, he seems to
have done all he could to achieve sue
cess. 1t is truly a national calamity
that a man of such superb ability
should allow himself to have been
dominated by William r. Hearst, the
erratic young yellow journalist, in
incorporating Hearst's pet theory, the
government ownership Of coal mines,
in the state platform.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-23

1t will interest many persons in this
section to know that the Rev. Will
liam T. Capers, son of Bishop Ellison
Ellisan Capers of the Diocese of South
Carolina, is being prominently men
toned as the successor to the late
Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson of the
Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi. The
Rev. W. T. Capers, who is 36 years Of
age, has for several years been rector
of church in Vicksburg He served
the church in Anderson and Sumter,
S. c.. before removing to Mississippi.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-23

Hon. DayidB. Hill has been remark
ably reticent since the last election and
we are curious to see what reply he
will make to the bitter criticisms to
which he is being subjected by those
who boldly charge that Mr.. Hill caus-
ed the failure of the Democratic tick
ct in New York. Mr. Hills a Demo
crat, albeit an ambitious one, and he
is able with it, and the Times Recor-
der does not doubt that he has areply
which will be forthcoming whenever
he considers it necessary.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-23

Mr.. Cleveland labored with New
jersey and it went Republican. Mr..
Bryan delivered scores Of speeches in
Nebraska and Colorado and they went
Republican, Mr.. Hill deluged New
York with speeches and it went Re
publican. Mr.. German made a power
full still hunt in Maryland and it went
Republican. bnt Col. Watterson car
ried Kentucky, and a country doctor
in Rhode Isl9Vd named Garyin, cap
tured Rhode Island for the Democrats.
The logical ticket for 1904 is Wat
terson and Garvin. st. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-23

The expulsion of William Potter, a
painter of New York State, from his
local union because he was member
of the State Guard, promises to be-
come a national issue. Unions are all
right when they stay with their rights,
but when they resort to such meas
ures as this because of opposition to
citizen soldiery, they are treading on
dangerous ground. No organization
can afford it in the face Of the Consti-
tuition of the country.-Nashville
American.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-23

Boys heavy bicycle ribbed Hose,
double knee spliCed heels and toes;
equal to most of zoe hose; here Mon
day and Tuesday at loo per puir.
loo Dozen Bedding Bros. spool
Silk, SO yard spoOls, white and colOrs,
regularly sold everywhere for Sc; here
Monday and Tuesday at sc spool.
1000 Yards extra heevy grade
white Canton Flannel; regularly sold
at 1211c, here Monday and Tuesday
only at 634c yd.
1000 Yards full standard Per-
Gales, great variety of patterns, regu-
larly sold at loo and l21ac; here Mon
day and Tuesday at SC yd,
Fifty dozen children s heavy win
ter ribbed vest, full line of sizes;
regularly sold at 25C; here Monday
and Tuesday only at loo each.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-23

Georgia cannot hope to be represen-
ted at st. Louis in 19049 unless she
goes to work. Time and tide wait on
no man. The way to get our great
State and its marvellous resources and
advantages before the millions who
will visit the Exposition, is to erect a
suitable building and fill it with our
products, What does our law makers,
now in session at the State Capitol,
say about making an appropriation fol
this purpose?