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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-05
FIGHT UNION DEPOT
Seaboard Exceptions to
Charlotte Order.
Says Corporation Commission is With
out Jurisdiction and Order is
Unreasonable, Arbitrary
and Unjust.

The railroad fight against the establish
ment of a Union Depot in Charlotte
bobbed up again serenely yesterday.
The Seaboard Air Line, ordered by the
Corporation Commission on February 81
to build Union Depot in connection with
the Southern Railway at or near the IN
tersection of the two railroads in Char
lotte put in its exceptions yesterday
through its attorneys, Messrs. Burwell
and Causler, of Charlotte, and Major Jno.
D. Shaw, OF Rockingham. The exception
Of the Southern Railway are expected
daily and then a date will be set for the
hearing.
The exceptions of the Seaboard Air
Line object to the order, say that the
Corporation Commission has no authority,
that it is unreasonable, unjust and arbi-
trary and that the road has not sufficient
land OF suitable land on which to build,
and that the order is in violation of the
fifth and fourteenth amendments to the
Constitution of the United States. Tn
full the grounds of the exceptions of the
Seaboard to the rulings and orders of the
Commission are as follows:
1. That the North Carolina Corpora
and authority to entertain said proceed
ing and make said rulings and order.
! g. That the said rulings and order are
| in violation of the fifth amendment to the
Constitution of the United States, in that
this respondent is deprived of its property
without just compensation.
| 8. That said rulings and order are in
violation of the provisions OF the four
teenth amendment to the Constitution OF
! the United States in that it deprlves tins
respondent of it's property without due
process of law and without just compen
J sation and denies to this respondent the
lequal protection of the law.
T. For that the Corporation Commits
{ sion finds as fact that the Seaboard
Air Line depot is not adequate and con.
venient, and does not offer suitable accom-
mediation for the travelling public,
whereas in truth and fact the said depot
5 adequate and convenient, and does OF
| Ter suitable accommodation for the trav
ling public.
5. For that the Corporation Commits
sion finds as fact that the respondents
own land at their junction referred to IN
said order sufficient for the construction
| Of Union Passenger Depot, whereas IN
truth and in fact the lands referred to are
not sufficient or suitable for said purpose.
g. For that the Corporation Commits
sion finds as n fact that Union Depot
is practicable, and that the necessities OF
the case require that the respondents
erect such union, whereas in truth such
Union Depot is not practicable and is not
necessary or needed for the public.
T. For that said order is unreasonable,
larbitrary, unjust and is confiscatory OF
! the property of this respondent.
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NEW STATE ENTERPRISES.
These in StanIy Creek, StovaIl, Muir
ply, Copeland. Scotland Neck
and Charlotte.

The following enterprises were incor-
porated yesterday in the office OF the Sec
,Ctary of State:
The Thompson & Pegram Company, of
Stanley Creek, CASTOR company The pur-
9ose OF the corporation is TO do gem
sral merchandise business and to deal N
personal property. The authorized capt
tai is SIS, 000 the company beginning with
$1,000 The incorporators are w, c.
Thompson, r. l.. Pegram, Jr., and r. c.
Ifc ODE, all OF Stanley.
The Stoval Manufacturing Company, OF
Stovall, Granville county. The purpose
is to deal in lumber, hands, saw mills
ana do all classes OF work in manutac
turing lumber, using lumber, wood and
iron and conducting tramways and lumber
roads Tho authorized capital Is $4,000,
with privilege to increase to $4,000, the
company beginning with $4,000. The in
corrorators are .. A. Furwell, VIM. L..
Taylor ard f. B. Patrick, all of StoYall.
The Murphy Furniture Manufacturing
Company, of Murphy, Cherokee county.
The company is to deal IN lumber, timber
lands, sawed lumber, manufacture OF lum-
Der into various articles, own tram roads
and carry on a merchandise business. The
authorized capital is 5000, the capital
stock being fully paid up. The incorpor-
ators are w. H. Woodbury., r. y: Coop
err, John E. Tain, A. j. Gurley, M. w.
Bell, all of Murphy.
The Doss Tobacco Company, OF Cope
lard. Surry county. The company is 10
manufacture, buy, sell and deal III leaf
ana manufactured tobacco to manuiac-
ture tobacco into various forms to deal
in general merchandise, own and operate
four and saw mills operate stores, deal
in farm products, and unite with other
companies in any business capable of be
irg conducted to benefit the company.
The authorized capital is 500. 600, the
company beginning with $4,000 paid in.
The incorporators are: w r. Doss ard
Joseph Dobson, Of Copeland; W. c. Doug
las, of Winston-Salem; S. J. Atkinson, of
Silvam, and b. w. Bailey, OF Elkin.
The BoWers-White Lumber Company, Of
Scotland Neck, Halifax county. The cor
polation IS to buy. sell, and manufacture
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-05
ARE YOU AGEINGl

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Wen send you sample free upon request
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl Street, New York
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MISS KATE STEDMAE WEBS.
Major Stedman's Daughter Bride OF
Prof. Alfred Palmer.

Greensboro, y. c., March 4.-(SpeciaI -
There was great surprise here this morn
ing, when it was learned that Miss Katc
SteGman of this city, and Prof Alfred
Palmer, organist of the Episcopal church
hero, had been quietly married by Rev.
DR.. Hall, Of the Episcopal church al
Dalyille, yesterday afternoon. and had
gene to Kalamazoo, Mich, where Pref
Palmer had just accepted 81, 600 position
in the college there
Miss Stedman. was av cry beautiful ana
accomplished woman, the only deug.,ter
or Major and Mrs Charles NJ. Stedman
OF Greensboro. and since her residence
in Greensboro, had won many devoted
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-05
WOMAN and
SOCIETY.
Sorrow and singing
The life-way along,
But what is the sorrow
When sweetened by song?
r T. CfaOfou


Mrs. Julian Undertake and children
have gone to Baltimore
Miss Ellen Dortch and Miss Rachel
Borden have gone to Goldsboro, on s visit
for some time.
Mrs. Kate D. Walker has returned
Icme from a visit to Mission and Dam
vile and on her return stopped in Greers
1oro to see her daughter Miss Emily
Walker a student at the State Normal.
Miss Blanche Blake has returned from
nrlham where she spent several weeks
as the guest OF Mrs. julius Mailer.
Mrs. j. S. Fulghum left yesterday for
Littleton for a several days visit to
her aunt Mrs. James a. Pitcbford.
Mr. John E. Ray and daughter Miss
Mary Ray went to Forestville yesterday
to attend the funeral of Mr. John Dunn,
who died there Thursday The funeral
was held, in Forestville at 2 O'clock
Mrs. Joseph Graham went to Kinston
Yesterday on a visit to friends and rela-
tiyes for several days.
Miss Florence Sharp of Portsmouth
passed through. the city yesterday on her
way 70 Charlotte. where she will visit
friends. for several days.
"A most brilliant and enjoyable dance
was given at the Piney Woods Inn Sac
urcay evening in honor of Misses Con
nor, Critz. Slocomb. Wells and ST. John
who are attending st. Mary's School q.
Raleigh, n. C.-Southern Pines Tourist.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-05
HORSES AND MULES.

| came back from Kentucky-bought Ga
head OF Ky. horses and mules. Will be
in my stable at Greensboro, n. c., March
10th. | have bought All casses, speed
and family horses, combined horses, pairs
of horses and single horses with speed.
Mules from 49, hands high to 16 hands,
bought this stock IRON farmers OF
Kentucky and can sell them cheap as
first class horses and mules can be sold.
Call and see them.
c. P. VANSTORY,
Greensboro, n. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-05

lumber, shingles, laths, cross-ties and do
q general lumber business. The author
ized capital is $4,000, the paid in capital
being $4,000. The incorperators are w.
H: White. ]. E. Bowers and J. s. Bow
e1s, all of Scotland Neck.
= The Ezell- Myers Company, of Charlotte.
TO deal in and manufacture paints, oils,
glasses. builders materials and supplies.
The authorized capital is $4,000, the paid
in capital being $4,000. The incorporators
arc j. ]. Ezell, j. s. Myers, and Rawlin-
son Myers, all of Charlotte.
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With Misses Reckham.

A very enjoyable entertainment were
given Thursday afternoon at the home
of Misses Salhe and Mary Beckham on
North Salisbury street.
The program consisted of songs and re
citations, rendered by some of the young
friends of Misses Beckham A small adj
mission fee was charged, and this is to
be given to the ST. Luke's Home of this
city. All who wese present enjoyed tne
evening greatly and neat little sum wa,
realized.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-05
In Supreme Court.

Appeals were argued yesterday as fol
lows:
Rodman Y. Robinson; by Conner &
Ccnnor ard e. X Bryan for plaintiff,
Shepherd, Kerr and r. r. Cooper for de
teEdant. Conner, j., having been OF
counsel did not ST on tho hearing of the
case).
BradshaHAv Williams; by Carlton and
Williams and Stevens for plaintiff, Roun-
tree and Carr for defendant.
Porter Y. Armstrong; by Shepherd, John
D. Bellmy aud Stevens, Beaslcy and
Weeks for plaintiff, L. K. Bryan for the
|doieldani.
ISargett V. Bell; by Busbee &. Busbee.
A. D. Ward and Frank Thompson for
plaintiff ". D. McIver aud e. n. Kooncc
for the defendant.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-05
Prof. Carlyle To. night.

Horace: the Man and tho Poet" wiz
be the theme of the lecture tonight at
the auditorium of the Baptist Female
University by Prof. ]. b. Carlyle, Of Wake
Forest College The lecture will take
place at eight o'clock The public is III
vited. Prof ICarlyle is one Of the most
eloquent men in the State and many will
be glad to embrace this opportunity of
enjoying delightful evening.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-05
Nash--Mustain.

Warrenton, N. c., March Specially
Mr.. Richard A. Nash formerly of Warren
county, now OF Lexington, and Miss Bet
tie Mustain, were married at the home
of the brides parents, near~ Wise. this
county, on Wednesday, Rev L. N. Chaffin
officiating.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-05
AIston--H

LoGsiburg N. c.. March 3.-(SpeciaIl y
Mr, j., d. Aston and Mrs. Emily BUT
Morrison were united in marriage by Rev
r. c. Aired at the residence of the br. s
father, Mr.. J. A. Burt. Afterwards a
reception was rendered the couple at the
residence Of the grooms father here.
l1dr. Aston IS young man of fine
business ability connected with the Ais
ton Co., at this place. The bride IS al
est;mGble young lady.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-05
STATEMENT
Rochester German Insur-
pance Company
or NEW YORK.

or NEW YORK.
! Condition December Slst, 1908, as Shown by
Statement Filed.
| Capital paid up in cash .......s 2O0,OOOOo
AMOUNT Ledger Assets Dec. 3lst
Ineco COME ,gI Poicy-holdcrs. $685..
total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,o55,98ao5
Disbursements Poicy.holders,
sio27: Total ...........' so2, 7i5a4
Fire Risks-Written or renewed dur
irg year, $40, 629, $4,000; In force 117600,i2s0
ASSETS.
Book Value Of Real Estate Cess
amount Of encumbrsnces) ..........$ 26I,Sl09l
Mortgage Loans on Real Estate. .J3,S4t.lO
Value Of Bonds and Stocks, 6iS.525.Oo
Banks i'oe oet anu pepos. 2oauses
Agents balances, representing bust
ness r-ritten subsequent to Octo-
Der l. l9O3 ...............-...,-... lE1oIo.oy
Into est and Rents due and accrued. l5,i77.l3
Total admitted Assets ............ 81, sos ess.1
LIABILITIES
Losses and claims unpaid ........s 761sssg
nearned Premiums ................. f9J,fol.ol
All other Liabilities a. detailed in
statement ....................,t,''' 'i''Sf
Total r;abilitcs o. to polcr-holdcrs. sss.CaLol
Capital paid up in cash ....s,.-.-... zO9V0o.vg
Surplus ..............,......,.... o'-,'VeDb
Total Liabilities ............ 81. sos .6ss.n
BUSINESS ~ NORTH cARoIINAiIN 1905.
Fire Risks written. $3S7eoo.l7; Premiums re-
ceiycd, Sl0302.3S.
Losses incurred-Frc S5,21e26; faid, S1soJlot
Losses nov unpaid, $1,5l55o
President Hon Frederick Cook
Secretary. H. r. Atwood
Home otfce. Cor Irving Place and Main Street
General Ger raj Agent for service, G. j. Hunter. RAJ
eich, \. c.
scibles Columbia $. G.
state OF North Carolina
Insurance Department
Raleigh. February q. 1901
lanes r Young Insurance Commissioner do
hereby ccrtilr that the above il tr=e and
correct abstract Of the statement Of the 'sochfs~
tor German Insurance Company, Of Rochsstcr
X Y, iled With this Department, showing the
condition o. said Company on the 3lst day Of
Witness ing hand and official seal the day and
JAMES r. YOUNG,
Insurance Commissioner.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-05
THIN FOLKS

Should know that perfect digestion and
assimilation of the food is the first es-
sen:al to the putting on OF solid flesh.
Persons who have a weak stomach and
suffer from Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Constipation arc always thin, because
they fail to derive proper nourishmenJ
from their food. Try Eostetter's Stom
aca Bitters at once. It will strengthen
the stomach perfect digestion and build
up firm, solid flesh. 1t never tails.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
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State Of North Carolina.
Insurance Department,

HaIeiCh, February q, 1911.
l. James r. Young, Insurance Commissioner,
do hereby certify that the above is a true and
correct abstract Of the statement of the Ssn
Life Assurance Company, OF Montreal Canada,
filed with this Department, showing the condt'
ton Of said Company, on the 3lst day OF De-
ccnber. 1903.
Witness my hand and official seal, the day and
JAMES r. YOUNG.
Insurance Commissioner.
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ToLal Liahililies ................sl5 sos. 776.4
BraNEss IN NORTH cARoLlNA ~ lgo3.
OF MONTREAL. CANADA.

bI oi-NftNo IN NViIII, tfItVI+I-N+N II 407I''
Policies (I.ife) in force December 3lst OF pre-.
1ious year, Number, 1008 Amount, S5j2, 90
Policies 0.ife) written and revived in 1909,
Number, l,2l2; Amount $401, 1906.
Policies in force (Life), Number, l,7Sl;
Amount Losses and Claims O.ife) unpaid De
cember 3lst previous year, None
Losses and Claims Q.ifc), Incurred, sbil6.72;
Paid, S4,416.72.
Total amount premiums collected and secured
tI-fc), S24. 1872. 50.
President Robertson Macaulay.
Secretary. Thomas h. MacaulaY
Home Office. 1906 Notrc Dame Street, MONTREAL
Canada
General Agent for service. J. n. Johnsoa,
Raleigh \. {.
Business Manager for North Carolina, J. II.
Johnson, Raleigh, \. G.
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state OF North Carolina.
InsufdIlCF 1t-FdT VIHVOI,
raleigh, February q, 1901.

1..,,n@ INSURANCE Commissioner
a. b. JamoF ca r. a0f that Inc above o ard
T aatuai G5fi Gs 81 coPsny Of r1lsGcp5s
"a, hlcd WITH W. Company on the 3lst day OF
pS Wiinos nv hand and official seal the day and
date above "rltteh JAMES f. YOUNG,
insurance Commissioner.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-05

The less hair man has the longer It
takes to comb it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-05
BUSINESS N NORTH CAROLINA II 1908.

BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA IN 1908.
Policies Oife) in force December 3 $lst OF pre-
vious wear Number 1852; Amount, 81, 749, $500.
Policies II ;faN written and revived in 1908
Policies in force (Life), Number, 1,2S8;
Amount, 81 ZOO l62 CO.
cember 31st previous wear, None
Losses and Claims (Life) Incurred T2l'6l2.o0i
Paid $1j,642.o0 a, -
Losses and Claims unpaid DeceilDer d. 1905
Total amount premiums collected and secured
Uife) S66.t20 IS.
President, T. G. Forsc:
Secretary, W. S. Campbell nd s.raa. NJ,
'u Ganrrsl Is Agent for service IL Jones, Colds
boro, \. c. t,, coro1i,, -
Wallace, Goldsboro, y =
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-05
TO THE BOND HOLDERS OF GREENS
BORO FEMALE COLLEGE.

The college has been burned ard it has
been ordered by the Board of Trustees
rat the insurance money, $35,0OO.OO, be
expended in TIE payment of the bonded
debt All said bond-holders will please
communicate at once with the under,
signed, stating the amount of the bonds
held and the price at which they viii
sell
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STATEMENT
Fidelity Mutual Life In
surance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.

OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Condition December 3lst, 1908 as Shown by
Statement Filed.
Capital Stock, None; Mutual
Amount Ledger Assets Dec 81st
Income life From Policy holders ''-' ''' %
8,l45,65232; Miscellaneous, $32l,
o33.s$; Total ...;............... $3.50, CSC, Il
holders slI46,o7314; Msccllanc-
ous,. S1,136. 23t74; Total ...... 2,2S2, 307 8s
Life Business in force-Nupber Of
Policies, 1909; Amount Y. =. 1003io, 81. 90
Life written during year-Ndmber
of Policies, 1l,59s; Amount -. 2l,396, Col 90
ASSETS.
Value Of Real Estate Cess amount
Of encumbrancesl ...............S1,3 sos. 800. On
Mortgage Loans on Real Estate ..... 2GS, 203. n
Loans secured by pledge of Bonds,
Stocks or other collateral .......... 123, j6T. u
Loans to polio. holders on this Com
pany's Policies assigned as col
lateral ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 539,133. 4
Premium Notes Policies in force. 215. 996.27
state, ctc) .,.....................' 2,CO2,G77.35
Gosh in Home Office and deposited in
Banks and Trust Companies ...... 20t, G69- 50
Interest and Rents due and accrued. 1920. 20
Premiums unpaid .,................. 4ll,5N. Il
All other Assets. detailed in state
ment .........,....,t....... 3Oo,3i0.0f
Total sc, I95, 1857 81
Less Assets not admitted ........ 312, 062 80
Total admitted Assets .......... 50, 49,, 925. %
LIABILITIES.
Net Reserve as committed .........$ bSlG, 2s1 +3
Other Reserve and Special Funds. 120, 096. u
Not Policy cl;rims .............. 75,443 50
Premiums paid in advance ......,,. 2,02iT6
o+ber. amounts dino Policy-holders. 7G9 "a
Commissions. due 10 agents etc.,. 34,616G7
statement 10000 "a
ors .............$5.e 65, S62 Sc
Unassigned Funds tsurplus) ''.'.',. olo'oo24Z
TOOL 1;.1,i1;ties ............. 81, $50, 925 %
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C. II. IRELAND
Greensboro, N. C.
2-5-10t
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25-10t
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Condition December 3lst, 1903, as Shown by
Statement Filed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-09-22
THE OUTLOOK MUCH BRIGHTER.

There is no reason to doubt that the
first showing of the work of organiza-
ton in New York is one to encourage
Democrats, because within the last
three weeks there has been such an
improvement in the Democratic situa-
tioa tina the party managers and
worker are fnli of buoyancy and hope.
The Brooklyn Eagle is authority for
the statement that the first canvass
of New York State by the Democra' ic
Committee shows results that are
highly encouraging to Judge Parker
and his supporters. 1t should be en-
couraging to Democrats in every part
of the country, because it explodes the
misleading reports that little effec i've
work was being done in the campaign,
whereas great deal has been accom-
plished in the way of organization
This preliminary canvass shows a
situation at this early day in. the cam-
paign such as the Democratic party
has not known in eight years. It
has established the fact that the
Democrats who IN 1895 and 1900 on the
issue presented abandoned their party
and voted fer Mckinley are now in
line with hardly any exception. 1t is
estimated that in the upper part of the
State these Democrats number not
less than 10000. The canvass has al
so disclosed a drift to Parker of q
preponderating percentage of the in
dependent vote, while there are IN
mlstakable accessions from the Re
publican ranks.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-09-22
GEORGIA DAY AT EXPOSITION.

The Georgia commissioners to the
Worlds Fair, Messrs Dudley Hughes,
Glasscock Barrett, Fl. Fl. Tiff, Hugh
V. Washington and f. B. Gordon,
announce all arrangements complete
for grand observance of Georgia
Day IN Wednes lay Sept. 28th An
elaborate program has been arrange d
for the occasion. The address of well
come Will be denYered by President d.
r Francis Of the Exposition company
and responded to by Gov Terrell,
Hop, G. E Dunbar of Georgia is
orator of the day, while the brilliant
Boifeuilet will speak for the Georgia
press. Georgians should attend by
hundreds on this occasion, In refer
ence to exhibits and hospitality, there
is no state represen ed on the grounds
taat stands ahead of Georgia. The
magnificent show with so small an ap-
preparation by the Legisla ure, has
impressed the world at large with a
knowledge of the public spirit, push
and energy of Georgia's citizens.
All that is ne cessary for one to do to
satisfy themselves Of the many ad-
vantages to be obtained by visit to
the Worlds Fair, is to make inquiry
of some one of the Georgia people who
have already visited the show, and
they will say that 1t has been wor' /
the trip to them to have seen what
Georgia has, even if they did moi
have an opportunity of in few days
encompassing trip around the world
not only seeing the different products
and industries of the various nations
but also Cf Ginning II contact with the
citizens OF every state IN the Union
and all of the foreign countries
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-09-22
The Western Corn Crnns

Chicago, Sept 21-Al%Aough the
corn crop is not entirely out of danger
the indications throughout the west
are that it will be harvested before the
killing frosts upset the present caIcu.
lations of the farmers Report to the
weather bureau last night indicated
safe temperatures throughout the
southwest with light frosts in northern
illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota
the Dakotas. Nebraska and Kansas
and killing frosts in parts of Minneso
ia, Wisconsin and Michigan, followed
by the assurance that the warmer
weather would soon prevail in the Da.
kotas and Montana
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-09-22
AT OYSTER BAY.
Presidents sojourn There to End cr
Thursday.

Presidents sojourn There to End CT
Thursday.
Oyster Bay, L. L, Sept 21.-Presi
dent RO0sevelt's sojourn at Sycamore
Hill will end tomorrow when he and
his family will start for Washington.
Early today the president and Mrs
Roosevelt took long horseback ride
passing through the village of Oyster
Bay on the way. Their neighbors ant
friends gave them a cordial reception
and waved a hearty farewell, the ride
affOrding the occupants of the village
the last opportunity of seeing the pres
ident before election day.
The president and Mrs. Roosevelt
entertained at luncheon today Frank
w. Higgins, and Jacob Riis who return.
ed recently from a summer visit to
Denmark.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-09-22

W.. L. Douglass, the So shoe man,
will be a candidate for governor of
Massachusetts on the democratic
ticket. Already the papers from
Maine to Texas carry the likeness OF
Mr.. Douglass-at the usual advertis-
ing rates
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-09-22

The Macon News thinks that when
IN astute and experienced politician
like Mayor Myers of Savannah says
Judge Parker will, in all likelihood
carry New York, " it is safe bet that
New York will be in the Parker
column.