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New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
WARR4NT FOR RECEITER.
Riot Charges in Noha'rk Afair-
Soldiers Guard WOrkmen.

by the Rchfed SPRINGS and Oneonta Railroad TO-
day continued work the connection with the
Valley line under guard OF soldiers The Sheriff
proclamation of yesterday declaring the village
under state OF riot has been rescinded and the
saloons wore opened. usual
The militia was withdrawn this morning from
the scene Of yesterdays riot at Mohawk. and the
trolley road workmen now guarded by The
Sherifts force or twenty men, No disturbance has
taken place. though angry threats have been made
and 70 prevent an outbreak the soldiers were
orartcred in the arInorv only a quarter Of a mile
away. ready 10 respond 10 any call. The attorney
FOR Receiver Jennings went 10 Canastota to-day
70 make application Justice Forbes 10 punish
forty prominent residents If Mohawk for contempt
Of court 4 warrant has been issued charging Re
cefver Jennings with riot. but Chief of Police
Bronner has not Vet served II.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
WANTS BUSINESS OUT OF POLITICS
President OF Massachusetts, State Board of
Trade Argues for Changes.

Massachusetts State Board OF Trade which was
held al the Hotel Nendome to-day. President
Charles r Adams. in mis- annual address. urged
that the questions Of reciprocity Of tariff reform.
Of merchant marine and OF consular service be
utterly eliminated from politics. He recommended
that the board continue 10 work for legislation
providing for biennial elections. il the interest Of
economy and the general welfare OF the state lie
also declared that the new corporation laws Of
Massachusetts had resulted in increase Of cor
porations and a strengthening OF the States cor
porate interests.
- enact legislation conferrinE on the Interstate
Commerce Commission authority 70 determine on
what grounds change shall be made IN the freight
rates in various localities.
on recommendation OF the committee com
naeroe resolutions were adopted favoring a treaty
Of arbitration between Great Britain and America.
President Adams reelected
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
MUST BE VACCINAT1D.
Court UpkoIds Right to ErclHde
Public School Pupils.

Albany. Oct lS-The right OF public schools IN
this state 10 exclude from ATTENDANCE pupils "I'p
ra<l-o 10 DC vaccuatcd WIS affirmed By ihc court
of Appeals TO-DAY. The appeal i'm this case Was
4r,,gi,t IN, Edward & Nierlneistcr. of Brooklyn
who declined to comply with the directions OF Inc
NeU-Yoril city Board Of Education and Faocinaie
his tens eaT-old son. pupil OF school No - !"
Brooklyn. The Court Of Appeals upHolds lhe con
sfItutionality % section zoe, chapter V'i' % ,'
laws u lses and SIDES with the lover courts when
decided that this statute was legitimate exercise
or rolice mower The appellant argued tAat vac
ciratlon did not prevent smallpox and lhat INC
operation practically amounted 10 aSSaIi''
other decisions were as follows
Tide Guarantee and TrIst Company agi; Mont-
rello Land and Improvement ConlPanS, 80 - G mo-
smith appellant; Ley} re5IonIt.' Isrie of ar
People TX rel Proyident SAVINGS Life assurance
Seoai s9iy a9iied sp9' 10 the 6aroS correction in
coTdance with opinion. with coSts 10 app ,,,
People ex rel McCabe and another. appellant
bodI. >; - - ,95,,rs affirmed with costs
10 respondent. DEFENDANTS appeal dismissed WIN
Reese ana another agt. Northrup. appellant
Lions certified answered in the negative ana secoh'
IN re judicial settlement Of Urion Trust Company
q New-York. win Of Hoc-Order affirmed with costs
70 respondents who appeared IN this court ana
People cN rel Moyuihan. appellant. ast-oreene;
Commissioner reversed and new trial granted WIN
costs TO appellant IN an courts Wis ,,d
People ex rel. Crook. appellant. agt. Nsls .Iu
Others Tax Commissioners-order Of Appellate , ~,
vision reversed and that OF Special Term allr'leu
m re estate Of Martin deceased. MCGOWAN and
Dsrrin receiver. HoagianJ s Robinson company
n re estate ~ smith deceased: People OK rel.
HYDE & sons appellant agt Miller; People OK rci'
siorsr: Pe6ple ex rel. Farmers Loan and Trust
COMPANY, executors. appellant agt MelIs us an. an.
OF mandaInus. ctc.-Orders affirmed with costs.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
RISKS LIFE TO SAVE CHILDREN.
Newark Policeman Is Seriously injured in
Plucky Tussle with Runaway Horse.

Policeman Joseph Meier. Of the Fourth Precinct.
rised his life yesterday TO save number % school
children. who imperilled by runaway horse
IN South Tenth-st.. Newark. AS i was Meier IS
confined to his home with bruised head ana legs.
His Uniform was almost 10 shTeds.
when Meier grabbed the horse he Was jerked of
his feet. but h. held for hundred feet so.
gghcn one OF his feet caught in the uneven pave
rnent. This broke his hold the horse and threw
him 10 the ground The wagon went over Meier 5
legs and head. but did not injure him enough 10
prevent him from getting up and chasing the run
away. When he caught The animal again he made
sure Of il this time by getting one hand its
mane and tho other on ITS nose which soon brought
The animal 70 2 stop. The horse and wagon be-
ionged 70 Max Ginsberg. of 30. 103 Morton-si
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Jacob kTouse formerly partner Of the dissolved
hrm of Rosenberg Krouse. OF No Morcer-st filed
voluntary petition In bankruptcy yesterday with lia
bIics Of S2175G and assets OF S199G The principal
creditors are NJ J. Hugltz Co. No. AZ Mercer-st .
81, i29. Louis FredenbeTg
Et 81, 600 samuel Pfeer. No one HUNDRED M
fourth $4,000 The assets consist
able. 81 1896 ''
BTeterInan q Bershad; No 80 East Eighth st. filed a
letton giving their liabilities $50
$l2 5S6 The principal creditors Hensch & Meyer
ii@ndon England $500 a. Mendal & Co. London
S4pH! Philip Poltzer, London 81 L. Iinscbtt-'
Ieipsc Germany So 100 The assets consist NJ sco,
Se396 stock Of fIrs and skins. $3O 900 ''''
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19

Union Clothing Company. Springfield; p AlA'A''
n $ WallersIein Baltimore; millinery. XSrM p 0.
q. WcbbaF Company, Salem 49,
Palmer cIoaks. suits furs and waists No % SpiiHs
York. - K
WeitZenkOm. clothing Navayre. - N Nytt,h.lA
J. b. Wells Son q Co. Utica ". t. ". y e
furnishing goods. Murray EiM .,as e1sks
r. II. White Company. Boston. A L. At111e9s = rn-
suits etc. No 81 Grand- ST.. SDadiuE. snd W. T., y
layson. hosiery. gloves. ribbons and under~sa'' -
GFaud-St.. Imperial n ".
Whitman & Adams Company, AUGUSTA s Ne N4Tarr..
Adams. dTvgoods. notions and furnshilS se@a yei.-
". NJ. Whitney & Co, Albany. ~ T.; z. = ~
ney. dress goods. No. S25 Broadway. =. a~vs,Sas
p Wiest's sons. York. PENN p C. N1ss's e'''
EaFlingtOn - N s.vrea
clothing. No. GIT Broadway. WestIuinsle ler. rouls
Woodward & L0thr0D, Washington y. -, zouArs
toys. furniture. etc. No. ass Broadway E-ra Avrf
Daniels q ktSher store Company. nenss''
ieWolFy, NO IS W0rtl-st., CUl1ner erlano-
A. : 4 Il. Hunter. Utica. y. rs NJ Fanf"i1
eiry, No. s. Whire-st. Broadway centra- Ncis
John C. Machines Company. Worcester &
iewelry, No. S5 s,r,sY.
a. snunan Co, Boston; = Z CfApp. hAsH o'
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
COURT FAvORs LADY MARY PAGEr.
Gives a Decision in the Case Brought by the
Widow of Hoffman House Proprietor.

4 decision by Vice-C Chancellor Emery in favor Of
Lady Mary Paget. daughter of the late Mrs. Paran
Stevens. has been rendered in tho suit brought by
Mrs Mary c. Leary, widow If James D. I.eary
proprietor Of the Hoffman House. against Joseph
CoYnings and the Stevens estate. The court re-
auires the complainant. executrix Of her hus-
bands estate. 10 pay over 10 Lady Mary Paget the
full advanced by her mother the testator
with Interest Lady Mary Paget charged the late
Mr. Leary with attempting 10 Induce her to forge
her mothers name 10 certain bonds and securities
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
LlRRARY ASSOCIATION coNvEMrloM

St Louis. oct. lS.-The second days session Of
the tWenty-sixth annual convention of the American
Library Association met to-day Tho Worlds
Fair grounds. /. Stanley Gas,. special delegate
from the Library Association of the United King
dom. addressed the delegates on Library Fx-
tension Miss Grata a CountTyman Of Mime
apolis. spoke on state Aid to Libraries'' A dis
cussoL by Melvil Dewey. Of Albany of the 'ISroner
Limit Of State Aid followed
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
TRIAL FOR ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.

James r. Jones. school teacher OF Marshal
Va who attempted suicide early on Saturday
morning IN Madison Square Park. was held in
500 bail for trial yesterday ny Magistrate Mayo
Jones said that he came from Virginia several
years and taught school I'm Hartford. Conn
hut lost his position and grew Respondent Magis-
trate Mayo soid ne sorry for him but he would
have 20 stand trial for attempting TO take his life
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
PATERSON eAPrIsrs CALL PASTE,

=, ,,-,,'-1, T'eIsDI y '- ocl lS-The Rev. James ".
- sil' '9s'oT ~ the Baptist church Al Cald-
Union Avenue Rautisi t-ht-.h l,.-o ~. 49,. - ''te
Ne meeting held last nipbf "a = t.e.S or
VIII tell him to-dar Of his anroiDtre., ,'''l4itlee
pected p" VII take his new duties as s,,,, = a,
charge. -''" H4S present
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
PATERSON SILK FIRMS WIN MEDALS

Paterson. y. J.. Oct. 1s.-That Paterson is stiI
the foremost city in tho silk trade is shown by the
fact that the report OF the international silk jury
In St Louis. has awarded eight OF the twenty-one
gold silver and bronze medals 70 manufact-
urers in this city. Besides the firms from this city
there were exhibits from firms in France. Italy,
Great Britain. Germany. Japan. China. Mexico.
Hungary. Bulgaria. Siam. Switzerland and Belgium
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
.ANABLE KILLED.
We'll Kno1cm La5cyer MangIed 0y
Train at Bradley Beach.

Asbury Park. N j.. Oct. 1S.-Ehphaie' - :. =, 60
a we'll known lawyer OF Avon and Ne"-AO = "a -
was killed at the station here this h'O''
being run over by a train. The "hsetS Ps.
over his body, completely severing IL at tue @ " vas
Mr. AnabIe had a summer nome Ut A'eP'N'
City He boarded the train at Braoley DIaC,l I
When the train reached this place about cio0N
Mr. Anable jumped OFF and ran to the NEWSSTAND
at the station to get a paper There were Kew
passengers getting the train. and beioEe ne L<tu
purchased the paper and could get back the FaIn
began to move out of the station. MI AnaO'e
tried to jump on the platform OF one OF the cars
as it was in motion. He missed his footing ana
fell on the rails directly underneath one OF the
cars Before the train could be stopped the
wheels of several OF the cars had passed over
his body.
Mr.. Anable was about forty years old although
a lawyer he gave little Of his time to legal prac-
tce He was interested largely in the realty ousi-
ness. and at time proprietor OF the west
minister Hotel. OF this city. Mr. Anaole Formerly
lived at Morristown. y. J.. but moved recently 10
Avon. y. j. His father large operator IN
Long Island real estate. and the agent ioT the
holdings of the Union College Company. at hunters
Point.
Mr. AnabIe was member Of the University New
York Athletic and BaltusroI Golf clubs. and OF the
Union College Alumni. widow and one son sur
Vive him.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
TROLLEY ACCIDENT INJURIES FOUR
Two Wagons Are Struck by Trolley Cars in
Newark-One Man Probably Will Die.

Four men were injured. ons probably fatally. IN
a collision Of a trolley with a trolley repair
wagon IN Newark yesterday morning. The injured
men are Thomas HeRyey. of No. 4o Centre {:
Ransom Robinson. OF No 40 Henry-st Elizabeth: :
Henry De Witt and William Nelson. Heavsy is at
St James, Hospital and Il is believed that he has
A fractured skull
Silas Jackson OF No Boyden-ave was crossing
the trolley tracks Orange and Eagle sts-. when
his wagon was hit by a and he was pitched into
tho street and severely injured.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
ORANGE "FIREsuen STILL AT WORK.

orange. y. J.. Oct. IS Cspec!aD.-The East Orange
"frebug' did some work again last night, this time
on the residence Of Thomas Heffern In Bedford
st. Just beyond the city line IN Vaisburg The fire
was discovered shortly after midnight and in fight
ing the flames John Mcintyre. brother-in-aw OF
Hehern was badly burned about the head and face
Mcintyre and brother. with Heflern. awak-
sned hy the smoke. and I'm their nightcothes fought
tho blaze. which Crept up from the basement. be
tween tho eastern side Of the house and succeeded
IN eVtingushinS Il after part Of the roof was
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
MISSING GIRL RETURNED HOWE

MISS I4iisn callahan. the sixteen -vear-old dauor
tef oI MI and Mrs. Bernard Callahan Of Ho -,
IhoiIe-s'-' Jersey City who mysteriousy disan.
reared TWO months ago WAS returned To ber -,
Yesterday by her father. She was found i r,l
l.n py the police through the agcnc, of . -.
Al that could be- learned was t8at for n f5 r. P'iest
~ We S"cfFtea ~ tne home Of Il girl frfe,,5~
5,tfSey tlty ard ihen went To the home ~ ~ "a, ~
Nfe OF ms slrl IN Brooklyn and had proc1ra5 - ID
oAlnftt IN "a dTygoods store there Miss CiiS
tsInshea on the DAY Shc was graduated gra1, M II
DaSln'ss school as she disagreed with ber nsrao,
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
DEMOCRATS HAVE REAL BOY ORATOR
Eight-Year-Old YOungster Trained to Re-
cite Words of Abuse at Mass Meeting.

The Democrats OF Jersey City have a real boy
orator Al a ratification meeting on Monday night
they produced rs speaker eght-year-old boy.
Ignatius Norman. jr. who had memorized few
lines Of abuse Of President Roosevelt. When he
~rad finished Congressman Benny. who was on the
platform rounded out the little drama by claspinB
the boy lifting him up and rapturously kissing
him The theatrical performance made hit, as the
pleased audience applauded. and some ran down the
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
NEWARK CHURCH CALLS BRONX RECTOR

Tho vostry Of St Jamess Episcopal Church OF
Newark has extended can to the Rev. T. Perci-
val Bate MI the pulpit made vacant by tho death
last August OF tho Rev. Cyrus b. Duraud Mr.
Bate born In England and came 10 this coun-
try twenty years ago lie In Nebraska for
scme years. and has lately been supplying the pull
pit OF the Church Of the Holy Faith in The Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
WANTS $4,000 FOR ARREST

Trial Of the suit for $4,000 damages bro,,gb, h
Ar and Mrs Charles W. Stansbury of No. 1s7 Nor,b
Nlnth-st, Newark, against five members of ,ha
Fohoe Department for false arrest and irnnrIso,
t.rS, s s Deg1n n The Supreme Court Circuit ves
tIusy afternoon The defendants are Cbief ot
esn, 1soob nolpsT s saa CAPTAIN William p DAILY Ser
1auoinaE William Lindsey of fbe Sa.|', r9d 9ild
49, 49, nc sun j. the result Of peculiar i1istt
mace oy the police. whereby the planfafs ~. axe
piFhflGeq on charges applying 10 '.l- Is II s.aP- aP-
"HFs "ho was wanted ia Toronto CanaS. ''@ils-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
MRS. AUGUST BELKONT'S DOG LOST
Mgnonne, Tiny Terrier. Was Lured Away.
the Police Think

Mignonne, = tiny terrier which belongs 10 Mira
August Belmont, has left the Belmont home. at No
~ East Thirty-fourth-st~ and Nj Belmont wants
the police OF the Tenderloin station 10 find ,ba
animal Mignonne wore a collar Of gold studded
with precious stones. on which was engraved
Nlgnonne, Belmont. - East "a. Manhattan; Hemp
Mr.. Belmont said that the dog was bo,,qb, -,
MS wife IN Paris eight years ago and the animal
VAS woFth sltgi The collar was valued al S5al
inc police think that Mignonue wa Ilred . -,
fno lhat reward NAV bring the Do h-cL -.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Schedules tho assignment Of John J. Moran dealer
in paints oils No 200 East Fifty Hrst-st show
direct liabilities. se0ls contingent liabilities $25 OOO
nominal aSsets Ss2Oli actual assets So S3s. nominal
asEets include claim against the Standard OIL Company
or Ss64 for alleged breach Of commissions
for services. Tho claim is in suit
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The following satisfied judgments were anons
those filed yesterday the first name is that OF the
debtor the second that of the creditor and dat
when judgment was fled:
MilsTisoh lods chsries-w H DuekwOrth; October g
sc1ne,a.' - . S5O7
Bove MicbssI u ,h1 4 ~, ~ isoi $50
yss,S@ IeS7
Hev1-Brttain T5 SeefSs; Mny o AFvi = i. 2e1s
october q. 1893 5s3s
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
JUDGMENTS.

The following Judgments were among those hed
yesterday the first name being that of the debtor.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
EUROPEAN RAILWAYS
MIDLAND RAILWAY

The Picturesque Route 0s Great Britain
The most interesting and picturesque rOuf- rr
che centre Of England IMPROVED EXPRE.Ss' Sss ssxa
VICES LIVERPOOL. (CentFall to LONDON ana SER
CIPAL TOWNS and LIVERPOOL. tuKchanEs1 - mn
land BREAKFAST. LUNCHEON & DINING scot
and THROUGH CARRIAGES between uSS.sNttS
(CentraD and LONDON Csc. Pancrasl. TFIlS1yye9L
TICKETS to LONDON. PARIS and All ua-se ~
GAGE CHEC5SED through from hotel rssdeucs' -. -
pier In New York 60 part OF London AT--o' sor
guides time tables maps &C. 20 the s5ft ror
sengeF Agents. Messrs. 7. Cook Son 2Gi a1S "a. "a.
Broadway and 649 Madison-ave.. and NesSrT 80
Meadows Co.. 81 Beaver 81. Midland Agent. 1sa %
Ysrfef1 - N~+s ot Grsas
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
Foreign Resorts.
Hotel Continental,

Most fuxurfVus and comfortable hotel In ParI. u
feat location and finest view, oyeriookin- yn1aih-
Gardens. Steam heat throux 200 .aleres
esta-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
HOTELS IN SCOTLAND.

GLAoHOW-sI- LNONN AWAtL
AYR-sTATIoN HOTEL "1''''''
pUhIFKIEs-srAmoS HOTEL 'i'ss''
(FOr BuFns Mausoleun ptc.D
Tariff. fun particulars as 70 routr.
be had st the European Oices Of The TrlbHae-s
a tsG Fleet street. L0ndOn.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19

Near Crystal Palace. London situation IN
England Lovely gardens Boarding from Sc 50
day, Special terms TOR large PARTIES Convenient
train service for City and West End London
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-19
REGULAR MEETING OF. COUNCIL
Matters Disposed of at the Recent
Session.

Regular meeting Mayor and City
Council, Friday evening, April 18th.
Present, Mayor Hawkins, presiding;
Aldermen Pinkston, Borum, Poole,
Bolton, Sherlock and Sullivan.
Minutes of last regular meeting read
and confirmed.
The matter of grading East Forsyth
street was referred to Street committee.
The Streat committee was authorized
to grade sidewalk on Church street
with consent of property owners.
The matter of j. T. Cotney referred
to Street committee, mayor added.
Street committee was authorized to
grade sidewalk on east side of Rees
street in front of Oakgrove Cemetery.
The Water and Sewerage committee
was authorized to employ temporary
help while superintendent is engaged
in grading Jackson street.
The sanitary officer was directed to
make house to house canvas and report
to council.
Sundry petitions to keep hogs In city
read and referred to sanitary officer.
Approved bills read and ordered
paid. T. n. HAWKES., G. & T.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-19
FRIED ON ONE SIDE
FOR A QUICK MEAL.
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.

Hammocks in endless variety of
pattern, full length. Prices $3.50 to
So 90 at Holidays Book Store.
The gent who can stand on the street
corner and predict the entire result in
tomorrow's primary, is listened to now
as great oracle.
The candidate will be extremely busy
today. It is the last one wherein he
can mend his fences and catch the ear
of the able voter.
Harrell aud Morgan, the Webster
county prisoners, are still comfortable
in Jail, the bonds of $4,000 each, not
being forthcoming.
It is the duty of every good citizen
to demand honest methods and honest
voting. Watch out for the illegal voter
in tomorrow's primary.
Fy Monday next, anyway, the elec-
ton excitement will have subsided and
buoir ess in all lines here will have re-
sumed a normal state.
Ameficns coal dealers will have to
place additional orders if the present
style of weather continues, else the
popu!ace here will freeze.
There is nothing doing 10 the ice
man line as yet. Hunks of coal and
wood, overcoats and blankets are still
the seasonable requisites.
The man who usually wagers a few
cartwheels of silver on the election is
not yet in evidence. Few if any bets
have thus far been made.
In the event you need little for
family, medicinal or snakebiterial pur-
poses tomorrow, get it today. For the
saloons will close tomorrow.
A dear, demure "miss" of 47b stormy
winters is much concerned IN tomor-
rows primary. If she" is elected, she
may stand one slim chance.
The negro Ministries, in new uniforms
of red and black, made quite display
yesterday On parade and gave good
show at the theatre at night.
The countenances of some of the can
didates here can be measured with a
clothesline tomorrow. But they can
easily explain how it happened.
The desire If the Americus military
to participate in the maneuvers at Ma
nassss in the fall Is upanimous, and
the A. L, I. will be represented.
Owing to the illness of Justices Ora
ham and Ansley, some ]. P, from one
of the country districts will probably
preside at the election Wednesday.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-19
COME FOR A VISIT
OR ELSE GO AWAY,
Those Who Come and Leave
Daily.
VISITORS AT AMERIcUs HOMES
Your Own Name or That Of a, Friend
Nav Be Found Below In the Long
List of Yesterdays. TIsitorsssa Who
Came Here,

Fresh shipment of Plow's Fine Can
dies, Orystalized Fruits, etc. just re-
c9ived, HUDSON DRUGSTORE.
Miss Ida Taylor, after visit to rela-
tlves here, has returned to her home
in Albany.
Mrs. Charles Sheppard has gone to
Leesburg where she will spend a few
days with relatives.
Mr.. W. S. Edwards, of Oglethorpe,
was business visitor in Americus
yesterday morning.
Rev. L. Hill, of ElIavllle, was here
yesterday, en- route to Montezuma to
assist in meeting.
Mrs G. E. Homan has returned to
Macon after visit of three weeks to
Mrs. J I'll. Hagerty.
Mrs. Frank Sheffield left yesterday
for Albany to remain though the
Chautausua session.
Major Pitt Baldwin, a we'll known
tizen of Marshallyille, was visitor
IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. F. o. Miller, one of Fort Val
ley's prominent citizens, was in Amer
Icus yesterday morning.
Mrs. M. M. Johnson returned tc
Montezuma yesterday after visiting
relatives in Americus.
Mr., G. W. Bacot left yesterday fol
Cuthbert upon important business fol
the Southern Express Co.
DR., Walter Reeves, of CoIumbis
county, is in the city prospecting, with
a possible view to locating here.
Captain John W. Forester, one ot
Lees prominent and Influential citi
zens spent yesterday in Americus upor
matters of business.
| Mr.. and Mrs Fl. w. Pittman, o1
Dawson, spent Sunday with Americas
friends. Mrs. Pittman will remain 6
few days before returning.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-19
Rheumatism Cured in "a Hours

T. J. Blackmore. of Haller 6 Black
more Pittburg, Pa, says: "a short
time since procured bottle of MYS-
T1CCURE. It got me out the house
in twenty-four hours. l took my he !
with Rheumatism nine months ago and
the MYSTIC CURE is the only medi-
cine that did me any good. I had five
of the best physicians in the city, but I
received very little relief from them. 1
know the MYSTIC CURE to be what
it is representa- and take pleasure in
recommending it to other poor suffer
ers. Sold by E. J. Eldridge, Druggist,
Americus. Ga.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-19
WATCHING THE ILLEGAL VOTER
Many Registered and Without the
Right,

The failure of the proper authorities
to purge the registration list prepared
for tomorrow's primary has allowed the
appearance of many names without
right. The state law requires that
voter shall reside one year in the state
and six months in the county where he
would vote, ere that right is accorded
him. A glance at the list to be used in
this primary discloses the names OF
men who have not resided in Sumter
county, or even in the state, ninety
days, and their votes should be prompt
ly challenged by the election managers
in the interest of law, order and justice
to all the candidates,