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Gran deSCubrimientO,
nj Sue1O nj fatiga COmiendO
"lbOga"

Desde hRce I'M mes Sc hRbla
mucho en- los centres cientfflcos de
FrAncia de un producto que posee
la propiedad de suprimfr Ia fatiga y
Ell suefIo.
FL gran consume que de 81 hA-
cen los naturales del Congo Traces,
sobre TODD en- los territories situa-
dos en- la desembocadura del Ogu6y
el Mayumbe, es cAusa de su rapido
agotamiento. Fse producto Sc demo
nina Allf "iboga". Los indigenas Co
men Ia parte lef1osa 8 raiz de Ia
planta q que han dado ese nombre,
y asf adQuieren fuerzss uuevas que
les permite resistir marhas 6 traba-
jos fatigosos, suprimiendo en- abso
luto les atsques del suefo.
Esa plsnta tiene ramas de me-
tro y medic de lor gitud, que parten
deuna raiz gruess, revestida de cor
tega girls y de sabor amargo.
El principle activo del eibogas
reside en- tOdala plAnta, y partic ular-
mente en- las raices
SsgGn los p oradores
DybOws XII y Lapdrin, ell siboga1 de
be sus propiedades & un alcaloide
particular que llamen sibogaina>.
De I'M ktlo de MADEIRA hsn ext-aido
10 grRmos de ese alcaloide, que es
un cuerpo cristalizSdo, insolub'e en-
el aqua y soluble en- alcohol calien'
to.
Su sabor es amargo y algo pa
recido al de Ia cocaina.
La cortezs del Gibogas contiene
otro producto cristalizado difArente
de la sibogalna por su punto de fu-
sion.
Sc espera obtener de est& plan
ia uu principle sctivo que entire en-
los dominios de Ia terap6uticA.
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De CAYEY.

En- Ia msdrugada de antier, ocu-
rrieroG dos-conatos de incendio en-
dos propiedadss de don Francisco
Rucabado.
Uno Sc irici6 en- Ia fabrica de ci-
gsrros, Gale de- eComercios, en- la
cual trataron de pegar faego por
una de las puertas de la Gale. E sta
casa es de MADEIRA la parte bsja y
mamposter1a los altos
La otra casa es donde exist1a
antes Ia tienda de comer3io junto q
Ia psnaderfs.
En- Cayey no hay bomberos, nj
titles para sofocar un inc endio y 81
llega s -rtomsr allf vuelcs un fuego,
arde TODD ell pueblo.
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COnCurSO en- Ell air0.

Entire las moved ades con que Sc
prepare sorprendel al nuudo la pro
yec ada Exposition de St Louis estS
Ii invitsci6a que Sc haze & los sa-
biz s dedics1os Ia navegaci6n aecea
& I'm de que concurran con sus inven
tos, & dlchs Exposition, ha1i6ndose
destinado premios fabulosos, para
los que, 6 el que, SO lleve el record
en- Ia expedition a@ces, ventsjas del
inventc, seguridades, etc. etc Hay
p1emios de 200, 900 pesos, de 100000
y quien s&be de squf ALA las cifras
mayores que resulten.
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ECOs De PONCE

Han entrado on puerto, al ber-
gantfn americana sStephan G.. HartD
con carga variada; ell yapor cubano
sJulias en- viaje para Santo Domin-
go y CnbB y el vapor americana
Buckman2 que tomarA carga de azi-
car para los Hstados Unidos. El
vapor eOri6ne tom6 puerto proce-
dente de New Orleans CON csrga-
mento de arroz para varios = Sc des
pach6 para Ia lsla.
En- la pr6xima semana aparece-
ra el primer n1mero del peri6dico
Gel Porvenir2, que dirige el sef1or
don Eugeuio Astoi.
Adelantan las obrss que SO prac-
tican en- ell PArque de bombss con ell
fin de formsruu hermoso salon don
de SO celebrarSn los bales durante
los dias de la fiesta de Ia Audelariai
la iluminaci6n electrica sera muy bo-
nita y de gusto.
La~sociedad de sef1oras Pfotec
tora de los pobres, establece un ca
f6 en- la Gale del Comercio frente de
Ia casa del Sr. Fritze, donde Sc :ex.
penderSn solo heladcs, refresccs =
dulees y cuyas utilidades Sc dsstinarl
para1os pobres. SECURE es que di-
cho esta6lecimiento tsndra Ia pro-
tecci6n Dc 10 sociedad poncefia.
Ell CORREsPONSAL.
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Gran meeting
eSpiritiSta
en- Vega Baja.

Personas llegadas esta mafans
de Vega Baja nos dan la noticia de
que anoche en- aquel pueblo tuvo lu
gar un meetig monstruo en- el que
tomaron paIte ell Sr, Rodriguez Sic
IRA. La serorita dof1a Amparo Da
villa, ell Seflor Reyes CAlder6n el
Lcdo, Matienzo Clntr6n
Esta gran fiesta del espiritu
puertorriquefio produjo en- los vega
bojeros una deliciosa intensisima
impression
Hay que convenir Gu que las
nuevas ideas triunfan en- toda Ia
isla
Loor los propsgandistas
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SerViCiOs
de POliC1a,

Detenidos Jose Ezequier por
amenSzAr 4 Aurelio Gonzalez fami'
lia, vecino de la Gale de Tetuan 70
33 y resistencia Ia policia, Catalina
Sntif go por escandalo, resitencia y
atentado q la polic1a y per haber
penetrado en- la casa de Antonio Co
males fernando escandalo, y Ma
nuel Cnvas por orden del SNrgento
Carlo.
Detenidos Audres Resto y 10,
Sc de Jesus, per provoca clones Y
Amenszss Eusebio Meco, Deo La
timer y Inocencio Gambia, por pelea
Y esc&ndalo, Juapa Mar tinez por
embriaguez y escaudalo.
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de POliC1a.

DISTRITO DE CATHEDRAL
Deo Latimer condenado 4 Da-
gar 80 cts multa por rina y es d.
ID.
Serofn Disz condenado pagan
so cts, mults por rif1a = es:andal0.
Mercedes Rodriguez poc usar
M r5volver sin licencia fu6 conde'
nBdo diez dias arresto.
Andres Resto por prOvOca o.
q Elsehio Meco, fue condenado a
pagAr 5 100 de multa.
DISTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO
Jose Cuevas tal Chino, 10 dias
de arresto por usurpaci6n de atrion
cioes, ejerciendo fanciones de poll
c1a.
Julio Vazquez por t7ntativa de
actos contra II moral tres dollars &c
mu!ta en- consideration q haber- re-
cibido unas lesiones del individuo a
quien inducia al hecho.
Jose Essquisl por amenaz Gin
euenta centavos de multa.
Dos>iuicios apis zados.
Tres juicios absueltos.
3 a esta imprenta So vende Pa
pei de psri6dieoa s S2-AC sl quinsAl
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JuiCiOS 0ralGS

Aver SO vieron ante el Tri
bunal de Dlstrito, los iuicios orales-
en- causas que SO siguen q Leopoldo
Sandoval por resistencia, correspon'
de al Juzgado de Vega baja, Francis
co Guzman, por resistencia. tambten
de Vega boja y Miguel Beltran y
otro por robo. del Juzgado de San
Francisco. Para ell dia % Praxedes
Rosario y otro, por injurias y Pra
xedes Rosario, por atentado, ambos
pertenecen al Juzgado de Rio Gran
1o
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c EN- ESTA IMPRENTA SO darA
ocaci6n & dos chicos appendices
one sepan Componer = distsibuir.
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Bureau del tiempO.
SEMANA que TERMIN0 ell 10.

OA4A6AA~A duS L DLOA1ANO I'll 10.
Temperature: Ia mas alta 80 Q,
en- Manatf, la mas baia 68 Q en- CAyey
En- San Juan: Temperature me-
dia 700 ALTA IS @, mfuima 81 Q.
En- Can6vanas, Bsyam6n, Coro-
zal, Vega alta, Toa baja, Vega bsia,
Rio Grande, Fejardo, grandes Ilu
7ias que han impedido los trabsjos
de campo; en- Humacao, humedad
Rlg6n cAlor sinti6ndose un temblor
el 18. San Lorenzo, Msunabo, Ca.
yey, Patillss, Central Aguirrs, Qua
yams, buena temperature, favorable
tempo para la siembrs de tabacc;
Santa Isabel y BAenae, faenas agrf-
colAs suspendidas por fuertes llu,
Was. Yauco y Utuado han recibido
benefcio de las lluvias, Arecibo y
Manatf suspendieron sus trat ajos
por exceso de lluvias.
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COlegiO
de Ia PurlSim2 conception,

CRUZ No. 2 GFnarmor1a9.
Instruction elementalIy superior,
ingl6s, dibujo. canto y piano.
Clase de parvuios de ambos Sc :
KOS por la profesors Dona Obdulia
G.. de Cort6s. Sc admi5en pupl1cs
Y medios pensionistas.
Saa Juan Dcbre. 26 ZEE 1901.
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Linea f6rrea del 00St0,
ER A R I o.

De Ia Capital para Catano,
sin combination cen 81
tren 3 10 l
De Cata6c pa1a Ia Capital ~ M
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Una C0rta de Sama,
Mayaguaz Enero % de 1902,
Sr. Don
Ramon B. Lopez

San Juan.
Mi querfdo amigo: Cada dia me
siento mas desilucionado, y cada d1a
me voy=encerrando mas en- el hogar.
Voy dejsndo, pues. todas mis- ere
presentaciones pdblicas.
Hoy &bandono mi puesto en- Ia
comisi6n para el monumento de AS
tol. Me interasa y asf Sc 10 ruegO,
que haga constar en- LA CORES
PONDENCIA que ha renunciado este
cargo y que quedan fernando esa
Comisi6n Riera, Gauthier y Roig
Como I'd, me conoce, le participo
que mi resolution es irrevocable
Sabe I'd que siempra 10 quiere
muchO su buen amigo
Manuel ia Sam0
Queda complacido ell distingui-
do amigo, pero 81 bien respetando
las razones que tengs para sepsrar
GO de Ia Comisona & que alu lie, hemOs
de lamentar profundamente sa au-
sencla de ella.
Aprovecnamos la oportunidad
para excitar & les Sres Roig, Gau
thier y Riera, que tomen una resO
luci6n definitiva sobre 10 realization
del Monumento dedicado & la memo
ria de Astol. Como el pals no ha
respondido al lamAmiento, somos
de opinion que Sc haga, con Ia suma
donada 10 que humauamente sea
nNsih1a
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Juan LlOb0t.
Maestro PlOm0rO 0Xamin2dO.

Ofrece sus trabajos sin coupe-
tencia & los Propietarios, ccnf=ccio
nando ell mismo los proyectos y
pianos para ser &probados por la
Junta Superior de Sandal, siendo
este una economic para ell Propieta-
rio pues no tiene q buscar otro pa
ra que haga dichos pianos y proyec'
tos.
Responde de no estropear los
edifciCs.
No admite dinero hasta no ter
minar el trabajo ser recibido.
Direction Cristo ~ altcs l.
s 80 9
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Ea esta imprenta So vende pa
pei de psri6dieoa s S2-A0 81 suinsal
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Tribunal Supreme.

Manana Sc ver&u ante este Tri'
bunal los juicios civiles de ipt7rdicto
de Morey y Georgetti y Hernaiz y
Mas incidente de nulidad de actuas
clones, y las casasiones, interpuestA-
por Ia representation de Ciprian
Calder6n Enil;aqo Diaz,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-12
HENRY GRADY IS FOUND.
Lost Atlanta Man Discovered BY
Friends In New York

Lost Atlanta Man Discovered BY
Friends In New York
Atlanta, Sept. l1.--Henry w. Grady.
Of Atlanta, whose disappearance from
Norfolk, Va, last Friday had caused
hts friends and relatives considerable
worry, was fouhd In New York gester
day afternoon by Alfred G. Newell,
former night city editor OF The Con.
stItutlon and close personal frdend
of Mr. Grady.
When seen by Mr.. Newell, Mr. Ora,
dy was walking across City Hall park.
He WAS recognized Immediately, and
when accosted by Mr.. Newell. did nO4
appear TO know him. He could give
no account of his movements.
Mr. Newell, who is a member OF the
staff Of The New York World, took
HIM 10 the editorial FOoms Of that pse
per, where were gathered Robert !.
Adams0n, Joe Johnson and Remsoa
Crawford, all Atlantans and his for.
mer associates. They had been aid.
ing In the search and we're oVerjoyed
at their good fortune in finding MT,
Grady 30 close by.
Mr. Grady was woefully weak ana
worn and appeared like a man IN
dream, He did not recognize any 81
his friends. He was very hungry and
when given food ate heartily. After.
wards he slept propped up in q chair
and was then moved to q private san
itarium.
Mr.. Grady's family anG relatives
here and, his Atlanta trlslds wers
ayert9yed at the news from IN
York. They had felt certain thaA nl
fearful suffering had caused him &.
lose sense of time and his aurrounk 4
lngs. The theories OF foul play ana
occidental drowning had been aban.
doned. 1t Is believed that when
boarded a train for New York Mss
Grady was under the impression that
he was returning 10 Atlanta.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-12
Clinton Loses Railroad.

Knoxville. Tenn, Sept. lit Is
announced that the Knoxville, LaFol
lette and Jellico railroad has decid.
ed not to touch Clinton on the route
from Jellico to Knoxville Clinton
Is an enterpsdsing town about 20 miles
out from Knoxville. II is stated that
parties owning certain properties on
which rights Of way were wanted held
the rights for what the railroad pep
pie considered excessive prices, hence
the change in route The new road
will go by Dossetts, miles west OF
Clinton, and very near the Cow creek
and oliver Springs coal fields, which
the Louisville and Nashville is ex
pected to penetrate by means of the
Knoxville, LaFollette and JelHco road
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-12
PRESIDENTS BIG RECEPTION.
Probably 10000 People viii Attend
Same at Sycamore Hill.

Probably 10000 People viii Attend
Same at Sycamore Hill.
Oyster Bay, N Y, Sept. 11.-Ar'
rangements have about been complet.
ed for the reception which President
Roosevelt will tender to the citizens
Of Nassau county on Sept. l5.
Decorators are at work and before
the day of the reception arrives many
buildings here will be resplendent with
bunting. Two presidential sallutes
will be fired by the Hicksville battery,
one when the reception begins and
another at its close 1t is probable
that between ten and twelve thousand
people will attend and Sheriff Johnson,
OF Nassau county, will swear in 800
deputy sheriffs whose duty it will be
to keep the crowd at Sycamore Hill
moving during the hours Of the recep-
ton The president will receive his
neighbors on the porch of his house,
A number Of committees have been
appointed. Of which Frank c. Travers
will be chairman ex-officlo. He will
have general supervision of all ar,
rangements.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-12
COAL STRIKE SITUATION
Unconditional Surrender by Strikers
Will onIU 6rIpd ca4+IanoapE

Unconditional Surrender by Strikers
Will only Bring Settlement -.
Tamaqua, Pa, Sept. 1.-THE lie.
high Coal and Navigation company to-
day claims that more of the striking
men have returned to work. No troops
were sent out from Manila Park this
morning, Although number of strik-
ing men gathered on the streets, the
nonunion men were not interfered
with
Officials of the Lehigh Coal and Nav,
igation company, the Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron company and
the Pennsylvania Coal company rtdi-
cule the idea of concessions being
granted the striking miners. They say
that If settlement is made it must
be on the basis of an unconditional
surrender on the part of the strikers.
These officials all claim to be in close
touch with President Baer and say
they know what they are talking
about.
A committee of citizens representing
the Peoples Alliance left here for
Harrisburg today where they will hold
a conference with Governor Stone.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-12
NOTICE.

Owing to my inability TO
look after the matters con.
nected with the Schur pert
Shoe Co. on account Of my
having accepted a position
out of the city, l have turned
all accounts over to MIR. T.
f. Callawayfor collection, and
urgently request all parties
indebted to the above firm to
settle same as eaily as pos
slble with him.
If J. w. HIGHToWER.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-12
EXCITING MAN-HUNT
is NOW IN PROGRESS
Officers, and Dogs Pursuing
Fugitive Convict.
MAY BE sHor If HE REslsTs

Allies .crltchlow, Desperate Sent Up
from indian Territory, Escapes from
Atlanta Federal Prison--Most Des
perate Of All the convIcts.
Atlanta, Sept. 11.-An exciting man
hunt is in progress In the southern
part of the county. Dozens of of
floers and citizens are on the trail OF
convict who escaped from the FEEDER
al prison this morning. The posse Is
doubly a.med and the convict may be
shot down ON sight II he makes resist
ance which, 1t is believed, he will do,
as he is one of the most desperate
men at the prison.
Allies CFitehaow, No. 994, a prisoner
at the federal prison. escaped this
morning at Z o'clock. He had been
working in the cooking department OF
the prison and was sent to the Ice
plant on an errand Being unobserV.
ed for a few minutes he slipped
through the ventilator of the ice plant
and gained the outside Of the prison,
Thirty minutes later his escape was
discovered. The search was begun
Immediately dogs we're placed on his
trail and GUARDS Bryan, Webb, Mar
vim, Tucker, Cornish, Tennant, Chan.
pell. Archer and VIII Hawk, son Of
Warden S. A. Hawk, started in pur
suit. They were assisted by Ave
prisoners Critchlow was followed aa
far as Oonley station. Here the dogs
lost the trail and every section of that
Vicinity 10 now being searched for him
Prisoner No. 335. who was pal OF
Critchlow, told Warden Hawk that the
escape had brother In Atlanta. War
den Hawk does not credit this state
ment.
Warden Hawk had told the prison
ers in the cooking department, whore
Critchlow worked, to be careful OF him,
that he was regarded as q designing
prisoner. He attributes hts escape to
the carelessness of those In the ooolr
ing department
Critchlow is a white man and was
brought to the prison in August from
Indian Territory under a sentence OF
fiVe years for larceny
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-12
BLEW TOP OF HIS HEAD OFF.
Prominent Cobb County Farmer Takes
His Life,

Prominent Cobb County Farmer 7 Iakes
His Life.
Marietta, Ga, Sept IA. W.
Reece, a prominent farmer of Cobb
county, committed suicide at his home
yesterday morning by shooting the top
of his head off with a shotgun
Mr.. Reece lived about 4 miles from
Acworth, and was well known in the
county. He was a man of moderate
means, owning a nice little farm. and
had a happy little family. conSlstins
of wife and three children.
He had not given his family any
intimation of his intentions, and while
they quietly slept he arose about 4
o'clock, put on his trousers and in his
bare feet walked out of his room on
to the veranda, placed the muzSle OF
his shotgun to his forehead and blew
the entire top Of his head Off.
The sound of the gun aroused the
sleeping family and his wife ran out
to witness the awful tragedy.
No cause is known and no message
was left. Only yesterday Mr.. Reeoe
visited Asworth with one Of his neigh.
bors and seemed in good spirdta He
was about 45 years of age and had
lived in the county most all OF hiS4IPe.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-12

Valdosta, Ga, Sept. 11.-Plans are
on foot for the establishment of @ ne
gro industrial school in Valdosta sim.
liar to Booker T. Washington's school
at Tuskegee, Ala. Miss Carrie Bea.
mus, of Spelman seminary, Atlanta,
has spent several days in this city In
the interest Of the proposed institution.
She met the board of trade in a spe-
cial meeting and outlined the plans
and purposes Of the school. In add
ton to Miss Beamus' talk before the
board of trade, remarks were also
made by Professor w. B. Merritt, Colo.
mel J. NJ. Wilkinson and Major J. o.
Narnedoe, these gentlemen all express
ing themselves favorable to the insH-
tuition The southern educational
board, composed of leading educators
and phllanthropists is back OF the
work, and It is understood to be their
intention to establish somewhere In
southern Georgia a modern Industrial
school for negroes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-12
U. S. BATTLEsHIP AGROUND.
Warshlp Iowa In Trouble OFF Brazilian
Coast.

Warship Iowa IN Trouble OFF Brazilian
Coast.
New York, Sept 1.-THE United
States battleship Iowa has run aground
near Cape Nossa Senhora Do Desterro
and the island of Milo, cables The
Herald correspondent at Rio Janiero,
Brazil
The Iowa had just finished target
practice and was returning to Frlars
island
The Brazilian minister of marine hes
ordered a warship to go TO the aid II
the Iowa.
Cape Nossa Senhora Do DesterTo Is
on the island of Santa CathaTana. Af0
miles southwest Of Rio Janiero. Tho
island is about half way between Mon
tevideo, Uruguay and Rio JapteNo.
The Iowa is the flagship Of che South
Atlantic squadron. Rsar Adm4kal
George w. Sumner is In commend OF
the South Atlantic station Capbain
Thomas Perry commands the Iowa.
The cruiser Atlanta ts the oniy other
warship in the South Atlantic squad
ron
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-12
Colorado pemoerats Name rIckst

Denver Colo, Sept. lit was 2
o'clock this morning when the Demo
cratic state convention which met here
Tuesday morning reached final ad-
journment. The Ticket chosen followst
United States senator, Henry II. Tel
Ter; congressmanatierge. AIva
Adams; governor Edward O. Sdmsoni
lieutenant governor Thomas Annear;
secretary OF state, Horace w. Ravens;
state treasurer, James N. Carllle; state
auditor. II. H. Insley; attorney gener-
al. ]. II. Sweigert; superintendent OF
public schools, Mrs. Helen NJ. Gren-
ssls; regents, State university, Mrs
NJ. c. C. Bradford. Jesse Stevenson.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-12
LARGE CARGO OF ARMS.
Gunboat VIII Carry Munitions of War
to Colombian Troops. 8.

Gunboat VIII Garry Munitions of War
to Colombian Troops. ..
San Francisco, Sept. 1.-THE steam.
er Jesse C. Banning, under charter to
the Colombian government as a gun
boat, is to take on her armament in
this port and the vessel will sail south
with large cargo of arms and ammu-
milton for the South American repub-
lie to use in fighting the rebels. When
the steamer, which is due today, ar
rives, she will probably proceed direct.
ly to the Santa Fe wharf, where she
is to take on her war cargo
Collector Stratton says that in the
absence of any instructions to the con.
trary from the officials at Washington,
the Jessie Banning will be allowed
to land and to take on the munitions
of war now lying at the wharf. The
Colombian insurgents have not been
recognized by this government.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-09-12

Valdosta, Ga, Sept. 11.-Hon. Lewis
H. Roberts, of Echols county, was yes.
terday nominated for state senator
from the sixth district by the conven.
tiOn of delegates from Echols,
Lowndes and Berrien counties, com.
posing the district, which met in this
city. Mr.. Roberts is the nominee of
the Democratic primary held in Echols
county on Aug. 20, and as under the
rotation plan it was the county's time
to furnish the senator, no other name
Was presented to the convention