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The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09
MUDLARKS TAKE
DELMAR PURSES
Frank Bell AnnexeS the
Handicap at Six
lFurlongs.
Heavily Backed Hilee Loses
a Race to Erratic w.
B. Gates.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. s.-To-day's rain left
the track at Delmar Park a sea Of mud
and slop. Horses favored by that going
had things all their own way Frank
Bell. the favorite at to 5, won the star
event of the day. On account Of the
cloudy weather only the regulars" wit
messed the races Summary:
FIRST TsACE-six and half furIonss; SELL
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. st. y Fin,
3 TO Eliza Cook. los (SheehaD. . ! q
6 TO 1-Algaretta. 109 Mccarthy. nix
s to Eleanor Howard. 1O4 0Prls) ?
Time, go Start good Won easily " m n
Cotton Plant 1oe. Baccie 1os. Crescent city 1of
Rochester 100. Halmis III. South Fork 112. also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Five furlongs; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight; Jockey St = I'm
u to 1-specerian., loo qerkiRs)- 3 INK
Time. / :Gs start fair won handily Win
ner G. Lanka's ch. T. by Morte FOnse-Lone
Princess. Hoedow1 lOO, Easter 5o WATERS io2' io2
Jessie Weller 10J. Enigma lOo Fonsadera 100.
Blue Ring 100 Fond Memory 105. also ran
THIRD RACE-One mile; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey St = Fin
to 1-Birdslayer. % tCalvitl ;--- l
to 1--Class Leader 106 (Sheehn) 8
Time, :51H. Start good. Won handily. VIM
ner. s j. Charles b. c. by Deerslayer-Orlie
ZirIma 95. Rejoice 09. Tambourine Girl 90. also
ran
FOURTH RACE-six furIonss: handicap:
Betting. Horse Weight, Jockey. st. 2 Fin.
9 TO 5-Frank Bell. III (Shea) ..-. I l
to Theory, 9S Perkins). ....... 2 2h
4 TO Optional. 10 CMcIntyre)... 3
Time. 1:19af Start good. Won easily. VIM
ner. ]. W. O'Nealrs b. &. by Big Heury-Flora
Leach. BarSelmOre es. DR.. Cartledge IS, also
ran
FIFTH RACE-one mile and seventy yards;
selling:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. St. q Fin.
8 to w B. Gates. N3s (Sheehn) 2 . .
to 19-Biiee B 14S 9So Smith 5ght -------- : I IL
Time. :55&4. Start fair Won easily Winner.
r r Rice's b. &. by Prince ROyaI-PenelOpe.
Rio Shannon 1O3 also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six and a half furlongs: SELL
ing;
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. St. y Fin.
10 to 1-BrOOdler 100 CNallace) 90. 2
8 to 1-Kittie G. 100 CBirkenruth) 1 2i5
3 to 1-C1ales. 100 CWatson) 8 II
Time, :292f. Start good. Won easily. WIN
ner, A c. Bernay's ch- e. by Service-Niss Ba-
ker. Tickful 100 Sting 1O4 Tenny Belle 1Of
Legation 100. Sam Hueston 100. also ran.
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Sues Accuser for DAMAGES

A suit for $4,000 damages for false i'm
prisonment was filed yesterday by F. II
Hausman against ]. H. Sayre. The plain
tiff was acquitted on a charge of en-
beZzling $12l5 frNm the National FerttI-
izer Company preferred against him Iast
March by Sayre.
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SIXTH RACE-sIx and half turlonEs; SELL
DELMAR ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS. Sept S.-Delmar entries:
First race. hve furlOngs. purse-LampadrOn
1OS Millbrook 1oS Bandillo los, Nellie Crom-
we'll 1O5, Black Enough 100. Launay los Leech
los Little Pirate los. Harbor los. Judge Den
ton los. Caybon 100. Dusty Miller los. Wig
wan los.
Second race, six and half furIongs purse
Falkland Sc. Town Moor SO, Ailyar III, Scalp
er S. Duke Dashaway los.
Don OHigh los. W. p. Palmer 1O5. Woods
Perry 100. Free Born los. Allegrette los. Pot
ter los. Billy Jackson 1O5 Walnut Hul los
Major Garpenter' IOe, y. Noel 1Oo.
purse-Doeskin 81. Little Scout 1OT w B.
Gates 104, Joe Lesser 81. siddons 100. Jor-
dan 101.
Fifth race one mile, seuing-Judgs Tow
ner 9S. Cardigan 1O5. FL Caney 1O6 Tom
Kingsley 103. Uranium 80. AuIes 1O5. Never
such "a. Peter Duryea 1O6. Una Price 1C5,
Exapo 30, Lynch eS Miss GOlightly los.
Sixth race, six furlOngs, selling-GOudy QS,
RuTalist 103 BudWeiser 1O2 Deer Hunter 1OS
Gus Lanka 103, Bacache 1O3 ReQuisftion no
The Advocate los Stub 1O3. Class Leader 1O7,
BrOOkstOn 1O2. King Rose Ill.
DELMAR SELECTIONS.
By. the New York Telegraph.
First race-Harbor, Leech, Caybon.
Second race - Scalper, Falkland,
Ailyar.
Third raee-AIlegrette, Potter, Ma
jor Carpenter.
Fourth race-Little Scout, Jordan,
Siddons.
Fifth race-Miss GolightIy, Tom
Kingsley, Lynch.
Sixth race - Stub, Requisition,
King Rose.
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Penrose, Margaretta. Bankers Daughter,

Penrose, Margaretta. Bankers Daughter,
Jcnes A. Basler
gle, Smuggler Cuckoo Al Sandy, Dot Billy
f. Monogram, Penrose, Allendale, Monroe S.
Ira, Ben F.
Third race. five furlongs. two-year-olds.
selling-Doris 100, Hope Morgan 100. DR.. Bird
sail 112 Eva d 109 Honoma 109 Ruvia 100.
Fourth race. hve-eghths of mile. all ages
selling-Isabelhta 103,. Meteora 100, Vonzollern
112, Malapaquet 100. Nellie May 100, Light
Braid 109 Miss Dividend 100, Bill Young 112,
Little Gun 100, Little Secret 100.
Fifth Sace. six furiongs, all ages, selling
Iras LOG. Piratcal 100. Little Margaret 106,
Ell Photo ia, Gold Scratch ia
Sixth race, three-quarters of a mile. selling
Loyal 112, Tom Mitchell 112, Dug Martin III,
Famar SS Dusty Rhodes 81, Pat Bulger 91,
Legal Maxim 112, Mamie 1OS.
Seventh race one mile, selling three-year-
olds and up-Limber Jim 112, David 112. Ora
Viva 107 The Miller 112. Mountepank 112. DIR.
Shorb 112
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race - Copperfeld, Cascine,
j. P. Mayberry.
Second race-Eva Moe, Lingo, In
dian II.
Third race-Hargis, Bragg, Beau
Ormonde.
Fourth race - Rockaway, Mayor
David S. Rose, Elwood.
Fifth race-A. d. Gibson, McGee,
Delagoa.
Sixth race - Jackful, Frivol,
Brush By.
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rotals.s5 l 27 12l
- SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Corbett, Hurlburt, Krug 4
Errors-Corbett >, Newton. Cravath, Toman.
Two-base hit-Zearfoss. Sacrifice hits
Wheeler and Zearfoss. First base on error
san Francisco ]. First base on baIls-On
Whalen ). off Hall 2 Struck out-By whalen
3 by Hall >. Left bases-San Francisco
:. Los Angeles Z. Hit by pitcher-Spies
Passed ball-Spies. Time OF game-Two hours.
Umpire-McDonald
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SUMMARIES.

Running five furlongs purse $225-Royal
F b. h. by Royal Flush-Slydel, 112 (See)
II TO 10 won; Hercules. 112 (FTawley) to s,
second; Skirrnish, 100 (Chandler), to 1. third.
Time 0o19. Skip Me and Vonzollern also
ran.
One mile, selling, purse $225-nlowaho b. h.
by Iroquois-Sif Jr.. ITO (See), to 5, won;
Anvil, 81 CHildebrand), 212 to 1, second; Cam
baceres 1O7 (PowelD. TO 1, third. Time,
:40st Constellator also ran.
Five furlongs Bella Vista stake for two
year-oId fIlies-wiggins, b. f. by Sam Lucas
Coiatine: 1o3 (stuaTD; to l, won; Annie
Marie 115 Frawley). to 8, second; Eva D.,
100 (Chandler), 20 to /, third. Time, 1:01 u.
Czarette. Miss May Bowdish and Metlakatia
also ran.
six furlongs, selling. purse $225-TeufeI c.
z by Foul Shot-Amelia May, 10 (Frawley)
2 to /, won; Elm King. 110 Gacksonl. to
l. second: Bill Young, 112 (Chandler), 15 to l.
third Time 1:14h. Miss Vera. Malplaquet,
Myrtle H and Dwight Way also ran.
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HALL AN EASY MARK.
San Francisco Men Solve His Curves
and Score Ten Runs.

LOS ANGELES. Sept. S.-Unce Henry
Harris men found Hall an easy mark to-day.
Besides they ielded perfectly while the locals
were piling up five costly errors. Result: San
Francisco 10 runs; Los Angeles, 1. Dillon
was out tof the game and Dr. Newton COW
cred the initial corner acceptably. Corbett
was OF in fielding and Toman was I'll. Smith
expects 10 be back in the game tomorrow.
Score:
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Portland
SUMMARY

Stolen bases-Casey, Mclaughlin. Doyle
Errors-II IIildebrand. Graham. Hits-On Loucks
10 off Butler .. Three-base hits-Graham,
McI.auFhlin Eagan 2 TwO-base hits-Gra-
ham, Thomas. Sacrifice hits-Nan Buren.
Casey. First base on errors-Portand l. First
base on called balls-Of Loucks l. Left on
bases-Sacramento 3 Portland l. Struck out
BY Butler J. Double plays-Raidy TO Elsey
Raidy to Hollingsworth to Elsey; Casey to
Townsend WIG pitch-ThOmas. Time Of
game-One hour and 40 minutes. Umpire
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PITCHERS BATTLE SPOILED.
Injury to Loucks Causes Him to Re
ti-e in Favor of Butler.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. s-A grand pitchers
battle between Thomas and Loucks was spoiled
in the sixth inning b. Loucks spraining his
hack He continued IN the box. but his offer
ings with warm reception and the Sen
atOrs batted a victory. LOucks attempted
70 finish the game. but was obliged TO give up
IN the eighth inning and Butler pitched the
game out. Thomas was unsolyable through
out. Score:
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sEEEPsHEAp BAY ENTRIES.

NEW YORK Sept. S.-Sheepshead entries I.
First race. i've and half furlongs, Futurty
course rwo-vear-Olds-Jim Kelly I25, Sallet
fo7. silver DAYS l1O. Montpelier 10. Hand
some F-cIry 10. Monet 10. 70 san lo2. Azure
For Luck lo7. Nagary 1902 Florizel 102. Short
cake ll-. Luminosity l02 Vibrator l05 Raider
lt@. Bath Beach lC5.
secord race OaIdale cup. fun steeplechase
co1irse-ifoVoT 40. Wood Pigeon 1C3. Tank
ar4 ic- Ivan l56, Daryl l45, Manilian 145
tlfl race. SIX Iurlones OF Futurity course,
the AutUmn-Montana King 112. Gallant 122
SCn0ma Belle l04. Knight ETrant l05 AdbeIl
ll2 Tim Payne ll2 MolinOs 112. ST. Valen-
tin= l07. Dimple IO4, The Southerner IO7. Bo-
badu 112.
Fourth race. one and an eighth miles the
onnium-River Pirate lO4 Eugenia Burch 100
y n self % His Eminence 30. VeIlowtaN lO5
l-oper 9s Adios s. Molly Brant JOG, Hermis
Fifth race. one mile. selling-PauI Clifford
t.. Lord Sterling 100, Sentry 1o1. Guy Park
Ethics 1O1. King Pepper los. Stroller IO4. Cap
tam Gaines 20 M0llie Peyton % Early Eve
5 S' Hrbe s., Sir Roche lo0 Rockey leo, ssdI-
sixth race. one and a sixteenth miles on turf.
t1Iee-year-olds and up-T'he Rival 1O3 Kalif
ll'' Paset 99. Wild Thyme 99 swamplands 1O3.
Routonniere 90
sREEPSHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.
BY the New York Telegraph.
First race-For Luck, Handsome
Florry, 70 San.
Second race-Tankard, Wood Pig
con, Rowdy.
Third race-st. Valentine, Adben,
The Southerner.
Fourth race-Eugenia Burch, Her
mis-, His Eminence.
Fifth race-King Pepper, Erbe.
Carbuncle.
Sixth race - Wild Thyme, The
Rival, Kalif.
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PAGER pariel Equals Worlds Record

SYRACUSE, n. Y. Sept. s.-Dariel
equsled the worlds pacing record for
mares in the first heat of the 2:05 pace at
the State Fair race meeting here to-day,
going the mile in 2:o4A.
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TMAIARY.

Stolen bases-Lumley . O'Hara Francls
Smith Errors Mccarthy. Brashear. lansing
Kruger. Francks. Three base htt-Zinssar
Two-base hits-Francks. Jans:ng. First base
on err0rs-Oakland 3 Seattle l. First base
on called balls-On Lee >. of Hughes /. Left
on bases-Oakland .. Seattle g. Struck out
By Lee 3 by Hughes ,. Double plays Schwartz
70 trancks 70 Messerly: Zinssar TO lansing;
MlEler 70 Mccarthy Brashear. Time Of
game hour and 40 minutes. Umpire-Levy.
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strike came to an end to-day. work beins -
sumed on all the large buildings Differenees
to be arbitrated.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09

Lundy pays the highest price for loose
diamonds. Sd st. and I52 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09

Totals-36 % 13 Totals "a > 8 % y
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09

tanya Is elated over the success of Tuna,
which he expects to do great things on
the track this season.
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FIFTH RACE-seHlnE; one and an eighth

Betting Horse Weight Jockey St ?. Fin.
to IN. Richard n. lO3 2edfern) Z
6 10 Lord TGrco. ~ CDesouza). ?
- to 5-k- oi Garter.s-I Mccarthy ,
Time. % ;i-5. Start good. Won ridden
ou5 winner r. CIarkson's bay fIIy by Hal
ma-Ncneta. Rocky ~. Satire lO4. Baron Pep
per lo7. setauket lol and Dark Planet ~ also
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SIXTH RAcE-Handioao for ell ages: one

r4AAL E--lE.-I1anQlcar Tor Gil one
and sixteenth miles on turf
BETTING Horse W eight Jockey St. = Fin.
ro Leader. 1u9 tHiciZs) --.-..-1O : ] =
Co Duke Kendall. 100 oOdom) ,
to Is. Ground. JOS FUlerD... 9 3 =
Tine. .4S 10. Start good. Won easily.
inner ". b. Jennings bay colt by Mako
Pas Sehl. Colonsay lGl. Rosland 113. Yellow
tail fI-. kalif 1O1. St0newau 1C5. Janews =
in4 Damon l05- Florham Queen 10 and Black
Huasar 1IO also ran.
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FOURTH RACF--The September stakes.
fhlee-.-ea--1lls. one and three-eiG hIhs mics
Setting Horse Weight Jockey ~. = Fin.
% 5-The Picket. l26 tO'Neii). ! ! I y
p 5-Afr.CarOer 12G tFullerD. 3 > l.
1HN r0 D. Beverly 1t3 fCOnneiD... .
Time 2-2o 30. start good. Won cleverly.
Winner. Msldeck stables bay coltsby Fslsetto-
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ENTRIES FOR WEDNESDAY.
First race. 2;12 pace q in sl-Colonel Smith
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09
FIFTH RACE-one mile and seventy yards;

Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey ST. q Fin.
8 TO w B. Gates N5S (Sheehn) 2 Q .
to 10-Hilee. 1O5 Smith -.-.--.- IL
to 1-Barca. 100 (Shea) ..--...-
Time .554. Start fair. Won easily Winner.
r r. Rice's b. &. by Prince RoyarPenelope.
Rio Shannon 103 also ran.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-10-22
SOME FOURLINER
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 at
Leisure While Your Coffee is Slowly
Cooling.

IF you can't come, telephone No. SO,
Hudson's Drug Store for Freezes, and
Soda Water. Quick delivery.
Five hundred people-that Is, Ameri-
Gus :people, will be in Macon next
Wednesday, circus day. If you don't
believe it, count 'em.
Ideal weather, the finest ever dis
tributed here, is now our daily bill of
fare. What is so rare as day IN Juno
or day in October.
Another large congregation filled the
gospel tent last night. The services
are very interesting and the attendance
there increases nightly.
Many mem ers of the Americas bar
are attending Stewart court at Lump
kin. There is much business, and the
session will last the limit.
The nolthbound Central train was
crowded yesterday with Americas
people and south Georgians, Fhappy on
the way" to the state fair.
Railway employees are looking for
the ''ghost' to walk today, IN which
event many thousands of bright dol
lars will be circulated here.
Merchants here were busy, very
busy yesterday. Scores of people came
to town to make fall purchases, and
many stores were thronged.
A one train circus is coming to
Americas early in November. 1t is
not as big as many wanted, but We will
all go and try to be satisfied.
A large audience saw Thelma at
matinee yesterday, while that last
night was quite as appreciative though
not as large in point of numbers.
Arrangement are being concluded
for the lecture Friday night by Col, G.
B. Whatley at the opera house, and a
great oratorlcal treat is promised.
''The butcher, the baker, the candle
stick maker-ln fact, the entire bunch
in Americus are going to the fair
the Macon Fair-the big and only.
Mr., s. M. Thompson, owner of the
baggage transfer business here, has
removed his, family to Americus, oc-
cupying a new home on Lamar street
The police are now provided with
electric flashlights, of suitable pocket
size, and by touching spring dark
ness is at once transformed to daylight.
The Presbyterian church has pur-
chased from Geo. d. Wheatley q very
handsome ingram carpet to be added,
with other improvements, to the build
ing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-10-22
oFFIcERs DID ENFoRcE Avs
In Nowise Have They Been Remlss In
DutV

Editor Times Recorder:--A eommu.
nication in Tuesdays Times Recorder,
from someone who forgot to sign his
name, does very grave injustice to
our very efficient officers, who deserve
the praise and gratitude of all good
citizens, instead of blame. No more
efficient officers are to be found any
where than the men who compose the
Sheriff's Office and the Police depart.
ment. They have proved time and
again that they never hesitate, at any
hour or under any conditions, to brave
danger, discomfort and hardship in
the discharge of their duties and the
protection of all persons in their iuris-
diction. Furthermore, they often
times very cheerfnlly put themselves
to great inconvenience to assist and
serve citizens, outside of the duties
placed on them by the law.
1t is within my personal knowledge
that both Sheriff Bell and Chief of Po-
lice Feagin, as well as the officers I'M
der them, have been and are now max
ing the most diligent efforts to enforce
the laws against vagrancy. They did
not wait for the CALVIN law, but before
it's passage procured and furnished to
the Grand Jury the evidence upon
which large number of indictments
for vagrancy were found Their vigi-
lance has not relaxed since; and if
your correspondent had been-as he
should be-a careful reader of the
Times Recorder, he would have read
in its columns of numerous arrests
made by these officers under the Cal
vim Act.
IF your correspondence stateme emit
that the back streets of Americus are
rotten with Migrants is based upon re-
liable information, which would au-
thorize an officer to make an arrest, is
he not remiss in bis duty as a good
citizen if he withoLds this knowledge
from the officers? I do not say he
should prosecute them, but I do say
he should not find fault without giving
the officers an opportunity to remedy
the evils of which he complains. AS
he seems to be modest and does not
court publicity, [ will promise him
that his name will not be revealed, and
no one but the officers themselves will
have any knowledge of his connection
with such cases as are made.
With reference to his rooster, which
he says was stolen recently, both
Sheriff Bell and Chief Feagin tell me
that the theft was notreported to them !;
that the statement IN his communIca-
ton was their first knowledge Of it,
and they do not yet know whose roos-
ter it was. Then why blame them for
not apprehending the bold. thief, when
the owner of the fowl did not take euf-
fcent interest in the matter to let
them know of il? Respectfully
j. A. ANSLEY JR.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-10-22

ST am pleased to state that after
using different cod liver oil prepara-
tions on the market, / find Vinol to be
the best of them all. 1t Is palatabIe
and pleasant to the taste; in fact, the
oily taste of the cod liver is disguised
or done away with entirely, and It's
strengthening properties are truly re-
markable.
sit has built up my system, strength
ened my nerves; in fact, it has made
new man of me, enabling me to take
up my work with renewed energy and
vigor, and heartily indorse VInoI as
the most effcacious and agreeable cod
liver oil preparation on the market. -
M. A. Cassidy.
Knowing that Dodson's Pharmacy of
this city guarantees this preparation in
the strongest manner possible they
were called upon for information.
Said Mr.. Dodson: ''Vinol we firmly
believe is the worlds greatest prepara-
ton OF cod liver oil, for it contains in
highly concentrated form every one
of the fifty odd medicinal curative ele-
ments found in cod liver oil, yet is en-
tirely free from oil or grease.
Vlnol is delicious to the taste and &C
ceptabIe to the weakest stomach. liz
contains no drugs or POISONOUS in
gradients, and there is no necessity
for people TO load their stomache with
drugs, nau seating oils or emissions to
obtain the curative power of cod liver
oil, for it is all contained in Vinol.
VinoI is the greatest strength creator
and health restorer known to medicine
today. We could quote innumerable
instances where it has fortified and
built up the system, strengthened the
nerves, cured indigestion, chronic
coughs, colds, bronchitis and incIpieRs
consumption, given strength and Yfgor
to the aged, replace weakness with
strength and made I'll sick we'll.
cit is for this reason that we offer to
give hack the money every time if it
fails to give satisfaction.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-10-22
Sayes Two From Death.

"Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooping cough and
bronchitis" writes Mrs. W. K. Havi-
land, of Armonk, N. Y, "but when all
other remedies failed, we saved her life
with DR.. Kings New Discovery. Our
niece, who had Consumption in an ad-
vanced stage, also used this wonderful
medicine and today she is perfectly
we'll" Desperate throat and lung dis
eases yield to DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry as to no other medicine on earth.
Infallible for Coughs and Colds. SOC.
and $1.00 bottles guaranteed by the
Eldridge Drugstores. Trial bottles
free.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-10-22

Another new shipment of full
standard percales we sold at retail
over three thousand yards of this
grade in the Mill s Factory sale the
regular 1Oc and 121ac grade here Or
at per yard. .................. ..UU
Ladies Kid Gloves in black, white
and all the staple shades every pair
the guaranteed kind regularly sold
at ST. very special here at per hp
pair ............................lUU
One case full width Cotton Flan-
mel short lengths from 10 to 20 yard
pieces, worth as usually sold SC off
the bolt, price for these short 2 70
lengths per yard 'USU
Turkey Red Table Damask, guar
anteed fast oil red worth soc every
where,very special for this sale hr
at per yard ................... .AJO
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-10-22
Danger In Fall Colds.

Fall colds are liable to hang on all
winter leaving the seeds of pneumonia,
bronchitis or consumption. Foley's
Honey and Tar cures quickly and pre-
vents serious results. 1t is old and re-
liable, tried and tested, safe and sure.
Contains no opiates and will not con-
stipate. John r. Hudson.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-10-22

We have in our shelves many RENE
dies for constipatio and biliousness,
but the never.failing, common-sense
cure Is found only in Ramon's Liver
Pills and Tonic Pellets. This treat
ment cures by relieving the cause of the
trouble; the Pink Pill arouses the liver,
while the Tonic Pellets tone up the or.
gans and insure natural and healthy
conditions. Complete Treatment-two
medicines-25 doses-full directions
only 25cts.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-10-22
4 Few Specials for Monday and Tudesdays Selling,

1000 Yards Curtain Scrim, full 38
inches wide; regularly sold at 71ac, special
here Monday and Tuesday only at Q7n
per yard. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .U8O
200 Pairs Mems Elastic Sus penders,
grip back; full regular length; not over two
pairs to one customer Monday and e.
Tuesday at per pair UU
One thousand Pillow Cases, made of
good quality bleached Sheeting for less
than the price of the sheet1ng in any (ln
quantity, Monday and Tuesday 800. u
LOO Umbrellas covered with fast
black English Gloria Cloth, Paragon
frames, Only two two to one customer at
the price; Monday and Tuesday at Qhn
Fifty pieces of fall Percales; full stand
ard goods. The same qualities that you
have been paying loo and 12H for. Here
for Monday and Tuesdays selling o.
only at per yard ................... Gu
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-10-22
One hundred remnants of fine

One hundred remnants of fine
bleaChed table Damask great variety
of patterns in just the right lengths
for most tables 2, 2h and 3 yard
lengths worth 75C off the bolt price
for these short lengths only per o.
yard .......... 4OU
One hundred pairs ladies solid
leather shoes, some are the bright
DOngoIa kid. others are glove and
pebble grain, worth from ST to Sl.75
very special here choice per QLn
yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .O0O
Ladies Isle Thread Hose guaran-
teed fast black (Hermsdorf dye) high
spIiCed heels and toes regularly 4 o.
sOldat 25C now at per yard 1890. III
Corsets made of very fine Batiste
the very newest shapes lace trimmed
equal to any Csc corset we know 400
OF here at each. ................f JO