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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-15

SPECIAL OFFERS.
Ark. Little Rock. D.. res and lot 1l5X
40; all COnveuiences, excellent location.
Ark, Sharp CO., $50 a. and impts., 600 a.
timber. a. orchard.
Cal, Placer co., "a a. fruit farm and
lmDts-i II a. fruit Is a. pasture
Cam 100 a. and impts.; S. T.. Man.
Conn. New Haven CO.. 40 a. and impts.:
adapted % stock and dairy farming.
Conn, Hartford co.. 80 a. and impts..
a; timber. 50 a. uliable: near r.. r..
III. Elgin, . r., res. and lots; furnace.
bath; near electric line.
H., Lebanon, = bldg. lots near St.
Louis.
Ind. Wabash CO.. 10 a.. adapted TO
grain and stock raising; r. brick house,
etc
Iowa. Spencer. res. and lot West st.
Iowa, Wiunebago co., rs a. and impts-;
2l2 mi. % r. r., li5 a. tillable
Iowa, MonOna CO.. so a. ana impts.
La. Calcasieu co.. 32S "A. and impts,,
adapted 90 rice and cane, 200 a. cultivated.
Mass. Springfield. modern j. r. res. and
lot excellent location, near ST. car
Mich, Allegau co., so "a. cultivated land:
80 r. house furnace. barn, etc.
Mich. IusCOlu CO.. IS "a. and imDtS
MINI, Grow Wing CO., 2Jl a. and impts
Mo-, Montgomery CO.. 2l3 a. and impts.
good bldgs.. p mi. from r. r.
Mo. Monroe CO., $50 "a. and lmpts.. 40
a. tiilable, 3 mi 10 u. r.
Neb.. Garfield co., lease on go a.
y. d., Ramsey CO., GO a. and impts.,
900 a. cultivated adapted TO wheat. bar
ley, etc
Ohio Sugar Grove, r. res. and 80 a.
Okla. paWnee co. $50 a. and impts
ore Douglas co.. 500 "a. and impts.
ore, Curry CO.. 100 a. timber land.
S. g., Beaufort CO.. 300 a. and imDts.
fine game preserve, 1900 a. timber, land
adapted Go rice, cotton and corn.
S. OAK. Dawson co.. 30 a. and impts.;
10 a. timber. $50 a. tillable
Tenn. Lenox sub. of Memphis, house
and lot
Tex. Harrison co.. 1896 a. timber
Wash. klickatat co.. l6J a. improved.
w. NJ. CSTRANDER, North American
Building. Philadelphia
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LOST

YOUNG fox terrier dog. near corner
First and State streets Return % No. ~
THE Emery and receive reward
ON 1st south between Main and fth
ElsL papers. valuable tD owner Return
tu Herald office for reward.
a LIGHT bay geldiug. with halter on.
branded "F-L' on left shoulder W.
Muyle 81 L.. ISL South ST..
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of the finest sites on this great business
thorOughtare. 4lXl65 feet, located on "a
South near 4th West Fine for factory.
hotel wholesale house VIII sell or lease
for term of years. or might improve with
business block on long lease 10 suit you.
FIRST 81. HOME SPECIAL.
a big Plum Tor the one who gets It, 5
w. cor lst and Is SITS. PretenJOus 0-room,
reception hail. buff brick. Seven loot
six inch cellar front and back stairway,
electric chandeliers, conveniently arr
ranged. just the home for you il YOU
want 10 get a home IN an arstOcrauc
neighbOrhOOd az a WaydoWn price and
easy terms. Price $500. Don't hesitate
but investigate.
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MONEY 10 LOAN.


IF YOU NEED money We viii discount
your salary star Loan Co.. 63 T. I'd So
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. ON I,4lteseay, March llth. at 10 a. m..
no. p vs.. Third South ST. the stock ana
tNtures OF the Bon march, Millinery.
consisting az fine show cases and stands.
writing desk. pOrtieres mirrors. lace cur
tains. chairs. tables. stands. couch
screens paintings. 200 trimmed and un-
trimmed hats, Tot caps, ribbon. chiffon.
mul plumes. lot OF perfumes. silks. vei-
vets, hat shapes braids. quilts. hatpins.
ETC., etc.
w. =. COULAM. Trustee.
IS. A. ANDREWS. Aucti0neer.
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ELEVATORS.

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EATON & PRINCE ELEVATORS
For passenger and freight service are
sure dividend payers. For prices see T.
i. Arnold. ais DOOly Blk. Tel l3i4-A.
WILL save you money on any kiud
OF an elevator. William WatrOus. agent
Ct East Third South.
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road f55,,; $40, r,.., 4,-+.. I'm. 49, o., ,,,n
7-r-- -------- - -
street 3-room house. fine young orchard
and property well adapted for a plce,
comfortable suburban home. Hohston
heal Estate investment Co., 81 NJ -ln-
"a, 4-ROOM new brick, water In house SIG.
list West.
.i-RooM partly furnished or unfur-
nished flat, electric light gas and bath;
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o. 4- to,.-l mousse .l4o %. o'h west 'o- W.
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No. 10 + ST, 8 rooms. bath. electric
ises.
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ROOMS for or gentlemen, also
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L MI kNlSHED rooms, with or
without barn. l24 n. Sd West.
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FURNISHED and unfuruished rooms,
y ROOMS. 146 Social Hall ave, fur
nished, SIS.
nished, 80.
rms, ~ \ 81, mod Darn' with IuI-
mace, $50.
b rms ~ ~ lIn So PdIn. ~.
rms 80 W. 'th 30 OF cottase, s.,
,, rin.' elegant store room ~ = W..
Houston Real Estate INV Co, 81 Main.
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"a 4 street.
furniture. 80 / St can mornings.
house. s54 So. LIST West
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- HOUSES, an KINDS, prices and loca-
-
DESK room. Inquire los commercial
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FOR Rem ---F URNISHEO.
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persons persons NE I5S W. 80 temple 81. slilcuy
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,.1C, S - - - -. III IT, ~
.i,-i @ a. s,,i+ az ESQ sC,,tL Nh,
single OF III SUITS AT oo5 9ouIh MAIN.
soac az bath bath. piano and telephone. 1910
.2O. ~ L-asl.
F'-tIoln coI'ast, ot g, car me Il'S
1.3r,7r,, s ,--i-i No. go 80
o'llillio 1lal Dio1A-
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furnished; heat and light S0- Third East
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4OlLLA-N h~l uolll ADlINs east ElllCs NA
months. Address Box 1913.
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FL FINISHED BEDhOOM. 5l6 East lst
ooulh.
NlCELl iprAshed rooms Tor gentle
I1di. - OauISH allV1I 7'h SoulH' pct
MAIN ana state.
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children. $50 'Lh East
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Tor nedrooms or AghI housekeeping. O.
W. 50 20
WANTED
o-o---o-oooooooo--
HFRAT--6 Has ADDED NEW FACES
AND is PREPARED TO DO ALI,
KINDS OF MACHINE lob AND NEWS
LACE CURTAINS Numbered by expe-
BRIGHT. intelligent men and women
work is verv pleasant and DrOffrable
Must furnish reference and bond. See G
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To RENT typewriter by responsible
party Address NJ as. Herald
share ali profits: excellent oDporrInitv:
success assured. Reply. giving address
M "A. Herald.
INTERMOI-NTAIN JuDz House TIipb-
est price Maid for scraD iron RAGS rIib-
bers. bottles, copper brass. S. Cohen, G35
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BY gentleman and wife. three or four
rooms or 0at. on UpDar mart of hOuso
pleasant location and surroundings. Adj
dress n IL, Herald.
GOOD sound horse between e and 4
years of age. Apply ga Main street.
SOME one to take eood. care of 1-vear-
old child. Cau between 9 and 3 al 81 h
Fourth South
VOTING saddle borsa az Lowest ,,-ice
0nrr, 1,-,-o -,,,, .,,,r,,,..s-,-4 - "a ii.
ba9irbV tOcslirv Tor name ' M ~, ,lIo
cbilIren. Tel i8S3 \
offioa If tbc T7faI, CoiIeofio -, INC
been removed 40 I56 S0utb west iTsrnDio
street II w HartIa, U5aDoscy -i'-
GENTLEMEN to occupy elegantly fur
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T. ~ ONION. AUCTIONEER. lg5 and
- =. W. Temple ST.; with Redman Van
d Storage Co. Telephone SIS.
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DENTISTS
EIuEE BIG WORKS

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CARPET CLEANING Phone l2l3-N.
Rugs made from your old carpets. j..
Gaby, Prop, 256 w. South Temple.
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DO YOU want workg DO you want help2
Blacksmlths. teamsters. r0clmen. labor
rrri carpenters GudFFYmeni concrete
men, coal miners, cooks, walters, iauitors.
always wanted. Special attention given
10 orders for helD lt DIXON. S EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE. 40 10 Ist So. Tel. 923 X
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MEDICAL
OPTICIANS.


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NEW or secondhand. cash. trade or
terms Sorensen-StOuJt Co. IS L. "a So.
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AUCTION SALES

TERMS on furniture. carpets and
ranges. 81 on $40. so on 800 ]. \. u. Fur
niture 81 Carpet lnstallment House. IS T.
End So. s.. z. A. Soreusen. prop.
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MODERN fiye-ro0m house 20 party
buying furniture III IS. Herald.
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IICKEI BROKERS.

OTTINGER'S Cut Rate Ticket office.
Is West Second South street
GROSHELLS TICKET OFFICE, es-
tablished 1SsS Railroad tickets bought
sold and exchanged. No 81 Main ST.
r. H. Gr0shell. manager.
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% sALE--RkAL EsTATE.
j. DOMAIN REAVIS,
ls ~ est "a south.
III :. NJ ~ LLL-L-AIl

o. A+AfaNa HaAaN ma 49,
lS West 20 South.
DEALER IN PLDMS.
AT the Sign, whose Roof Us over Your
HeadT
HERE'S A CLUSTER OF RIPE, LUIS
CiOus heal Estate plums. the best that
the market affords. selected with care
and discrimination 10 fin the wants OF
Herald readers. who are anxious 10 be-
come their own landlords and shake OF
the Rent-Paying Shackles forever and
Right Now. Grt busy after you have
read the list and see me al once about
taking one of these places. Don't 90 10
sleep ON duty. Get q home and get nap
py. Read these over with care.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

REDMAN VAN & STORAGE CO..
Separate rooms. money advanced Ou
goods, largest moving vans. l26 and JOS
So W. Temple ST. Phone 555.
G. +. MITCHELL Van g. Storage Co.,
SO ". "a So. Tel 1872 y. Moving.
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TYPEWRITERS.

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NEW or second hand. cash. trade or
terms. Soreusen-St0utt Co., IS j. 2d So.
Remington Typewrlters rented from
$500 month up by manufacturers. No. l0
w I'd South. Phone 1854 y.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.


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JAMES j. FARRELL. 1856 South Main
street Phone 1905 i.
d. W. JAMES. successor 20 James &
Harris. plumbing steam and hot water
contractors. 65 E I'd So. St. Phone 3ls.
ANDERSON & BEERS. practical
plumbers, 221 south State ST. Tel 1870 IL.
HIGsON d. ROSSITER. steam and hot
water heating. No. l65 T.. lst SO. Phone
SO.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
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$3.50 PER week for first-ciass board in
private family, neatly furnished 'front.'
loom ground floor close IN. ls4 A street
THE FORD. 6. W. cox. PROP.
Modern family and transient hotel, new
management. Overnauled. West LIST So.
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FOR SALE.


TO sell at a bargain, eight secondhand
Blickensderfer typeWriteTs. in first-cias
condition, Stringham Bros. O. Co.
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FOR KENT

5000 ADOBEs. can s. W. corner Sd So.
9Th East.
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AN elegant new S-room. thoroughly
modern. close in. 90, Herald.
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EIGHT-ROOM brick; close in Furniture
FOR sale al bargain Rent only S15 per
month Qeasel. See Goddard. under
Walkers bank.
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by y H. Onion, on Wednesday. March
lsth. 1850 "a. m. at store l26 and lbs s.
W. Temple. i viii sell another large con-
goods, carpets, sidebOards dining tables
ana chairs, rockers, Chiftonlers. bedroom
sets. iron beds. Wardrobes ETC.. also some
fine Grand Rapids furniture, steel ranges.
Ine singer sewing machine. etc Parties
desiring 90 cOusigu goods for This sale
must deliver them al store not later than
Tuesday. p. M.
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TEMPORARY office Of John weir. r.,
real estate and loans. C. W I'd South.
BEAUTIFUL 9-room house; just com
pleted, close i'm, no car fare, fine for
business man. $50 fth East. CalL
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RED BUTTE STONE.

A SURREY. double harness, single har-
ness and Darlor stove. $50 s. 4th East
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NEW 7-room brick. 81 80 n aIeo rooms
unfinished and one furnished. Inquire
Sc 80 y.
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SIN-ROOM new house. corner 9Th L.
and Clark. Tel. ul2. A real bargain.
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DROP EVERYTHING and write u- for
special terms ON our latest office sBe-
riIIE.r sells iI-eIt- sTeHtesf W0ucN-maker
lu years. Address American L0ck-Ur8uk
CO.. Milwaukee WIS.
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our improved harness Tiveter tI farmers
and Tis owners automatically sets an
length al rilats. send Soc for sample.
Th0s F01te CO.. $50 Bauchet ST.. Los
Angeles Cal
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AGENTS WANTED.

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SIANEO.hS for 81. patricks day.
March IIrl We are The cheapest house
lu America for SLamr0cls. Send for
Wl1l-s-.. ur-.. list or Zoe for sample line.
Jos p. ElIz Omaha. Ne1.
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american Wall Paner Co. East Sc
South. Phone lA62 n
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WE PAY t-i week and expenses To
men with rigs ru introduce Poultry COM
pound International Mfg. Co.. Parsons.
klu
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NEWLY furnished rooms. S1.5O and 500
375 So. I'd West
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AGENTS can make 5000 to $4,000 next
three months handling newly patented
article, absolute necessity. demand eu0r-
nous. experience unnecessary. exclusive
territory given Household Novelty COM
~. s.
THE American Mutual Life Insurance
CO.. Elkhlrt Ind. iusurrs persons from
go 90 So Seventeen years iu business.
Americus times-recorder., 1903-09-25
SOME FOURLINERS
FOR BREAKFAST.
Little Tales Cut Short in
Hurry.
HAND MIRROR OF EVENTS HERE
Happenings in The City and Suburbs
of Local Interest to Be Perused al
Leisure While Your Coffee is Slowly
Cooling.

Ii you can't come, telephone No. 98,
Hudson's Drug Store for Freezes, and
Soda Water. Quick delivery.
A shortage of $500 bales cotton here
to date, as compared with this date
last year, tells eIoquently the story of a
short cotton crop.
Tom Slappey came to town yesterday
to sell his cotton crop and collect his
rents. And that diamond pin still does
duty as headlight.
It was "dry" new moon that beam
ed last.night. And the farmer with a
cotton crop to gather hailed the moon
sign with gladness.
The "week end" business loomed up
yesterday. Farmers rushed many
bales cotton to town, and trade in every
line seemed very good.
Lester Williams is quite ill at his
home, and it is said that his indispo.
sition may be diptheria, there being
many such cases in the city.
The ShiYer building on Forsyth
street, with plate glass front and new
paint, is much improved. It is occu-
pied by the Singer Machine Go.
Americus people want the eagle on
the silver quarter replaced by vel.
low twigged chicken. 1t is only by
this means they can get chick.
The Light Infantry drilled on the
streets last night and made fine sp-
pearance. The company has not yet
received its quota of Krag rifles.
The farmers of Sumter will have en-
interesting meeting at the courthouse
this morning. Citizens generally
are invited to attend this session.
With county tax rate of 81 30 and a
city tax rate of $3.50, Sumter can now
clasp hands with Wilcox county and
excIaim "ghither are we drifting"
A discerning old spinster on Lee
street declares that Cupid is going to
play to big business here this fall,
though here'snothing doing for her.
Mr.. W. G. Carter wants to buy your
cottonseed at the highest market
price, and will sell you meal or ex-
change for seed. See his ad elsewhere.
With surface closets, dry weather
and decaYing vegetation to produce
sickness, it is matter of congratula-
tion if Americus escapes an epidemic.
The Times Recorders 921st, sugges-
tion OF cotton factory, as made yes
terday, met with favor. And in the
dim and distant future we may get it.
Read the ''Red Keggers" by Eugene
Thwing, and "The One Woman" by
author of "Leopards Spots," at Holli.
days.
Americus times-recorder., 1903-09-25
FINE ATTRACTION ON TUESDAY
When Murray and Mack Come With
Company

Americas playgoers who remember
the happenings" at 'Finnegan's
BaIl' will welcome next Tuesday night
the coming of Murray & Mack. They
are old time favorites, and their en-
gagement here should prove the most
successful of their career, as they
bring with them a brand new musical
comedy that replaces their successes
of former years. The scenery, COM
pany and electrical effects are the peer
of any comedy production that travels
today. Naturally, Murray and Mack
will occupy the center OF attention,
but they also have company of we'll
known and capable actors. Every act
of the farce has many songs and
dances, and special attention has been
paid to the selecting of the chorus of
thirty handsome maidens?
Americus times-recorder., 1903-09-25
HEAVY SHORTAGE
FOR SEPTEMBER.
Americus is Far Behind in
Receipts.
EXCEEDS SIX THOUSAND BALES
a Comparison of Receipts to Date
With Figures at This Date Last
Year Indicate Late Crop and Poor
Crop as Well

SIX thousand two hundred an2 ten
bales represents the deficiency in cot
ton receipts in Americus for the season
up to date, as compared with ware
house receipts here on September
% b last year. The figures are start
ling, but "figures don't lie."
A shortage of 6, ,210 bales during the
first month of the cotton season is in
dicative OF one thing or the other-s
very late crop or a small one-whicb,
we cannot say.
But here is the actual difference in
receipts in Americus.
The Times Recorder secured yester-
day afternoon a careful summary OF
warehouse receipts to date, the total
being 4.5O5 bales. Al this date, Sep.
tember oath. last year the warehouses
had received a total of 10, 715 bales.
The difference of 6,21O bales indi-
Gates whether or no4 the crop is going
to be shot one.
During August last season, Ameri-
Gus received 2,640 bales, or consider
ably more than half of the receipts for
both August and September this year.
1t is well known that the crop this
year is two to three weeks late, bu'
this fact cannot account for such q vast
difference IN receipts. is very evi.
dent to many that the cotton crop is
short-much shorter than was last
years crop.
AT this date last season middling
cotton was selling here at 81 cents
Today it is worth 1O4 cts. difference
of $40 per bale, so there is some little
consolation after all.
Americus times-recorder., 1903-09-25
HOW's Thisy

We Offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
E. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F..
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
ieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, 0 WALDING, KINNAN & MAR
viz. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucuous surfaces of the system. Tes.
timonials sent free. Price 75c per bot.
tie. Sold by all Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Americus times-recorder., 1903-09-25
Novelty WaistingS.

White and COIOred mercerized Waistings are
"the Thing" this season and showing the
greatest variety of styles imaginable. We begin the
line as low as 15c per yard and ranging up to 75c,
35c, soc and high 81 per yard. They almost
entirely white ground, some of them brOcaded ef
fects, cOlored figures on white grounds, cOlOred
stripes and plaids white grounds, etc etc. Too
many OF them to worry you with description but
we have them on exhibitiot ready for your inspec
tiOn.
Americus times-recorder., 1903-09-25
SPENT HOURS IN WHITE HOUSE,
Munson of Americus Called With
Delegates.

Munson of Americus Called With
Delegates.
r. Munson, one of the well known
colored preachers of Americus, is just
back from Philadelphia where, with
two other delegates from Georgia he
attended the recent National Baptist
Convention. En- route home the three
Georgia delegates stopped in Wash
ington and were guests of Register
Judson Lyons, who entertained them
at luncheon and showed them other
courtesies. The white house was the
center of attraction to the colored
preachers and it is estimated that over
fifteen hundred delegates with then
friends wandered through the execu.
tive mansion for hours, probably view
ing with delight the scenes of Booker'l
social conquests.
Americus times-recorder., 1903-09-25
WILL GIVE BOND IN FEW DAYS

Friends of Young ouattIebaum to the
Rescue.
Judge 4. A. LlttI6 john has admitted
Joseph Quattlebaum to bail in the sum
of 81, 500 pending a motion for new
trial and, possibly, appeal to the su-
preme court. Friends of young Quat-
tlebaum in Amerlcus are much inter-
ested in his behalf and the bond will
be quickly forthcoming. This young
man, it will be remembered, was re-
Gently sentenced to term of ten years
in Dooly superior court for the killing
of Walter Brannep, friend and COM
panion, at Unadllla. He is almost an
invalid, and there will be no trouble
in securing his liberty on bond.
Americus times-recorder., 1903-09-25
Fearful Odds Against Him.

Bedridden, alone and destitute. Sucb,
in brief was the condition of an old SOL
dier by name of j. j. Havens, Versail-
les, o. For years be was troubled with
Kidney disease and neither doctors nor
medicines gave him relief. At length
he tried Elecric Bitters. It put him on
his feet in short order ar d now he tes-
titles. "I'm on the road to com plete
recovery" Best on earth for Liver and
a9h and Bowel Complaints. Only SOC.
Guaranteed by the Eldridge drugstores.
Americus times-recorder., 1903-09-25
Specials For This Week.

Last week we sold several thousand yards of lOc
Percales for sc per yard this week we going to
offer several thousand yards White Lawn Remnants,
about half price. This is a picked up during
our recent trip to New York and propose to get
rid of them at once. They are all 40 inches wide
and in order to secure what you wish we advise
you to see them quick.
8Hc grade will be sc per yard.
1Oc and 12h grade, 711c per yard.
15c and 17C grade will be per 1Oc yard.
zoe and 25c grade will be 1211c per yard.
They range in lengths from 8 to II yards, all
clean and fresh and the pieces will not be cut.
Americus times-recorder., 1903-09-25
colored Wooden Dress Goods.

Our stock of cOOred w0olens was never so large
or complete as at present; it embraces everything
that is to be found in first=cIass, dress
goods department. There too many kinds to
attempt to particuarize and cordially invite you
to call and allow the opportunity OF showing you
this stock of suitings skirtings and all kinds of
Americus times-recorder., 1903-09-25
TALL RETURNS.
Fortune Smiles and Meets You Here

masses of meritorious merchandise. sra,k,,,,o
with neWness OF style, immense stocks n,aarif;no.
"ssortments, glittering bargains. Such Are 49,
peasant conditions which surround you here
ne first OF everything is choicest, Just as the
first rays of dawn which touch the tonmost 4L,.. o
of the earth are beyond comparison in beat.
fall styles we lead the van and set YOU the nae W.
offer this week the following: wv
Americus times-recorder., 1903-09-25
Silks.

Splendid Black Peau de Sole Silks susualIy 81 90;
this week 8711cyd. ~''0"'
27'inch, high grade Black Peau de Sole Silks.
usually 25 to $l5O; special ST. 90 per ward. Mote
the width of tF1is.)
Black Taffeta Silks, 5oc 65c and 75c per ward.
36.inch Black Taffeta, special this week, soc yd
Fancy Waist Silks, large variety of styles at
popular prices.