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Emperor William as = smol,er.

Lesiie's Weekly: Tn German emperor
has now taken to the smoking of a most
elaborate pipe, with specially prepared
Havana. This marks a great advance on,
the Mid cigaret with which he COM
menced his sovereign career. After that
he crept to equally mild straw-colored
cigars. of Dutch make. costing q penny,
though these he INDUCED in only Mt the
close Of the day. His present habit he
has inherited from his father, who was q
great smoker of the well known student
pipes. such as Bismarck substituted for
cigars toward the end OF his life, and no
popular portrait of "Unscr Fritz was
thought to be perfect without his long.
big bowled pipe. The old emperor neither
smoked nor snuffed, although the latter
habit was adopted by Frederick the Great.
aud continued by three of his successors,
But the greatest smoker of all the Eohen-
Eollerns was Frederick's father, Frederick
William l.. the kidnaper Of giants. whose
only parliament was the famous .Talak.
scouesium.'
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Three weeks later than the date of
his sudden attempt upon his life, Max
was still an invalid. confined to his w
rooms.
To account for his desperate act, he
had told his father OF his visit to Monte
Carlo. his loss at the tables Of the mon
ey he had borrowed Of Lord Surrey
more. and the letter received from the
latter's solicitors: frankly stating that
he had proposed to Edith that, il ac-
cepted by her, he might borrow from
the money lenders. He finally added
that, in his rage at being refused, he at
tempted his life that he might be re-
venged on her and escape his creditors.
The count had heard the confession
in mute misery for he could not reproach
his son who had Just escaped a suicides
death; but that he was terribly dis
tressed 1t was plain to Max. who
heaped on himself the ~reIroaches- his
father had spared; declared he only
brought misery on those around him,
and promised amendment.
II know" he said with sulky regret
fulness."I have shut myself out from
Edith's good graces forever. I have
made her afraid OF me and she will
hate me in the future. What a fool /
was, for I shall certainly never get
such a chance of marrying a fortune
again." and his small eyes fixed them
selves disconsolately on the wall.
What's to be done: oh. what's to be
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Xxx.

AAsO1 OoGS.
Three weeks later than the date OF
his sudden attempt upon his life. MAJ
was still an invalid. confined to his own
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Points in euttermskina Contests.

points for Judging the participants In
D~uttermaking competitions held nv the
follows: S'eie'S' as
Preparation and cleaning of ch,,rn
and utensils 10, use Of ther1mometer &
time for churning z, granular CONDITION
OF butter when churned IS. washinn
churn 5. condition when In worker (
working and making up 10, quality ~
butter including color is. weight Of b,,t-
ter made 10. general style Of doing wor,,
10, appearance Of competitor as re-
CARDS dress 8, total 100 points.
According to my ideas as to buttar
making, avs Mr.. j. H. Monrad. in the
New York Produce Review, the above
scores should be divided by four go that
all OF those points counted fol- rs points
only, and preparing of a starter and
cream ripening be given rs points.
MIR. Monrad is doubtless correct in hi.
OF the relative importance or
preparing a starter and ripening the
but as we understand thase
English butter making contests. thu
cream Is given to the contestants in
what is supposed. to BE- a ut condition
for immediate churn1ng.
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"somnoform," +. New Aid to su,o.rv

"somnoform," a New Aid to suro.,v.
LondonM Mail: Medical men and nir.e.
nbounded at yesterdays opening of the
medical. surgical M hygianic exhibi.
place.
One stall contained nothing but sam
PICS OF q new anaesthetic. which bears
liquid the boiling point Of which !. %
degrees below zero. The moment It
comes In contact with the dir It he
comes q gas. The exhibitor yesterday
broke q glass capsule Of "sonnoform"
glass was chipped there was a rush Of
what looked like steam, ard eve pen
nyworth of "Somnoform" was loose in
the Queens hall trying to nsphyxiate
INC exhibitors. Its great virtue from
q medical point of view Is that breath
ing stops before the heart when it 4.
Administered.
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To a YOUNG Ass.

Poor little foal Of an oppressed race!
I love the languid patience Of thy face;
And oft with gentle hand 1 give thee
bread,
And clap thy ragged coat. End pat thy
But what thy dulled spirits hath dis
That never thou dost sport along the
And (most unlike the nature of things
That earthward still thy moveless head
Do thy prophetic fears anticipate,
Meek child Of misery! thy future fate?
The starving meal. and all the thousand
which patient merit of the unworthy
takes?"
Or is thy sad heart thrilled with hlial
To see thy wretched mothers shortened
chain?
And truly, very piteous is her lot
Chained to a log within a narrow spot,
Where the close eaten grass is scarcely
While sweet around her waves the tempt
ing green!
Pity-best taught by fellowship of woe!
For much I fear me that he lives like thee,
How asRingly its footsteps st ! hitter dthery bend!
1t seems to say, And have 1 then one
friend?"
Innocent foal, thou poor despised forlorn!
1 hail thee. brother-spite of the FOOLS
scorn!
And fain would take thee with me in the
OF peace and mild equality to dwell.
Where toll shall call the charmer health
his bride.
And laughter tickle plenty's ribless side!
How thou wouldst toss thy heels IN game
some play,
And frisk about as lamb or kitten gay!
Yea, and more unsteady sweet to me
Thy d%issonant harsh bray of joy would be,
Than warbled melodies that soothe to rest
Vhe aching Of pale fashions vacant
breast.
-Coleridge.
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CHAPTER XIX.
EDIrH,s nEc1s1oM

All that day Max lay still and list
teas in a semi-conscious condition, on
the couch they a hurriedly prepared
tor him; his father seated beside him
tn troubled silence. his ears strained to
catch the slightest sound indicating
pain or u~neasiness in the patient.
In the afternoon the doctor came
again and declared his patient was do
ing well as could be expected and that
no fears for his safety need be enter
tanned.
With this assurance Lady Bysshe
took her niece for an airing during the
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CONTINUED Next Week.)
sIavery's Emblem.

Philadelphia Inquirer: 1t is lawful
to go without a vest: 1t is permissible,
when off city pavements, to carry your
coat on your arm-just to show that
you have one: o may carry your hat
In your handsome reason; but you
must wear your collar, no matter how
hot and uncomfortable it makes you.
No wonder the collar is an emblem Of
slavery.
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HH0 0eTdVVDorTy B6d9.
answering a question put to twenty Diff
ferent growers OF Strawberries. mon wbo
grow the fruit on a large scale. 81 seems
pretty well understood that ii paw to
keep the strawberry plants mulched ali
the time except during the period In tho
spring when a light cultivation is given
them. OF course this applies to plants
crown on rather light soil for the SUM
mer mulching would be likely Injurious
The plan Of mulching mostly carrie6 m o.
to cover the plants between the rows nr,ta
heavily after the ground is frozen we'll
IN the early winter then after all danger
rom freezing and ~thawing is over IN the
spring the coarse mulch is raked on and
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19
8orresponodneer.
GeOar Sails, Sa.

@amle 81. Quao ia 0{inneaios
lis, Minn..l bar pp6olof fig Der en-
uges 1to og faaet uo6teot en- Del af
fine fm1a 9oger. Get bar gl9oet De
at 6aoe Den gamle 8rooer ibIanot
os, % bet er port gnite, At bans 81
ger maa bliOe til @lGoe og 9p6pge
9elie for Dem, iom tebte Dem.
= @amle Maren 6reoeritien, DER
for nogle Tiger iioen blep ienot til
Sinosip9ebufet / Snbepenbence, az
gif Onsoag Den 10. Quguit beo d.
ben.
= l~loflugten for bore Senod9ss
fole6srn iibIte 5orsbag bleO en- mum
ter 5ur meo oejIigt 9eir. R9ifen
ale gsrnene par meo. Carer og
2ererinoe traftereee Dem meb See
Cream % Sage. Der imagte benz
goot. 5erit efter Solneogang fsie-
be man iig ab 6iemmet til.
: Riels Matbieien % 6uitru gIaz
Der ia / bisie 0age pper. at oeres 8
Senner, Der life / Fere 4ar bar b9z
ret biemme pdd en- Sang, beis9er De-
res 6iem. Qnbers % Riels bar be-
res Opbolb / Repgorf, og Sens bar,
Iuupiot ri peb, 1T Sp6ofb | Smabo.
gsrnefeiten, Der bleb oFbolbt /
Ssnoags Gftermiooag | Rd5dretb
9irfe, bar en- itsn o9 opbpggelig
Stuno for baabe unge og gamIe. =
gernene fremiagoe doftiGige 9iots
ninger % 9ers og fang nogle Sdn9s,
ION be baooe I9rt / 0ugens Qnleos
ming, og aft par gobt. 5erieifolen er
gaaet meget gobt / 4ar og bar Oaret
gobt 6eIsgt, og Miis Slime QriIoien
bar Tom 99rerinbe ubfert ct gobt Or
6eioe, 5oralorene og 9ernene baaos
til @lqoe % Sam. Maa MI Sub ogs
Iua fau Qop til at pelIigns bette Qrs
belize, ION Der bIeo spet iblanbt be
imaa, iaa bet barer i'm 5rugt.
= qaTtor 9. g. Big bar Der fsrit
I llgen % bilfts paa Sl9gtninge oa
@enner.
= 4aa SsnOaa Gftermiobag 81.
3 pil Der 6lioe msbe bos Soban De
ttrTens, Sno for RormaITfolen. pa
itor Senien BIZ tale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19

BEN uoe at ie paa 9anoet, men noget
8eiuItat f~oreligger enonu life.
- Oct bar paret en- tor SOmmer
for Racine og 0mesn; bog pil So.
ten 6lioe nogenlunoe. 6Ois pi falt
Ttoanes for en- tiblio 6roit.
llaatet libt trDttenoe Sioer
Racins opfBres Der bog en- Del gng-
ninger; paa State Ctr. bigger GaiC
go. en- tor aontorbpgning. Der fret
Ter fig oosr en- Def Blot, % oOania"
opferer ct mt 5orIamlingsbus. =
8anIterne iamles pau 6siitoleIanbet
% til 5rob5 for De ooarlige 5iber G,
8 9pgningsr UNDER Opfsrel1e Der.
- Mrs. Pine Seniens grooer Bier
/ 5rebdgs ora6t at ct 5p9 n9r Cor
lis. Wr. Senien pilbe tyre ooer
Sporet meb en- 59rifemaIfine, bo
nogle Maitinbele latte fig fat / Sin.
nerne. 0a ubelOet Itett umioOelbart
fpr 5og pentebes, lob SEMEN frem
mob bette for at fua bet itunoiet
men / i'm Sper for at ufOprae Uni.
te for 1Osst Og bets qa5Iugerere ION
ban 9otomotipet for mar, blep obers
tsrt % or9bt pad Steoet.
81. &. 5.
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9ud, @is.

Ssnbag D. 81. SuIi bapoe Ri ct
not iaa itent llngoomsmeoe Der /
Menigbeoen. bportil ungoommen fra
4nnets Menigbeoerne ogiaa par inps
buot, og boorfrd life iad fdd par TIL
Steoe, og mango at De aIbre ira be
foriteaisr M~.enigteosr bdpbe o9ida
gioet MsOe, iaa 5oriamIin9en bleo
ganite tdlri9 og pa liar ON Gfteys
m%iooagen.
gaIt. Gng6olm. Rolie, 81, bar os=
i0d inb6ubt men tun0e life TONNE,
iaa Der par life anbet at qere eno
6i9lpe os m.s be Srafter. ri bar
iblanot os, oa Mqoet bleO 6eitemt iaa
tent, at Der life bleo 1iO I'll at ino=
bDoe nogen anoen Qrait.
Meoet inolebeoes ON Jormionas
gen men @uostjeneite, bOurpso qalt.
Serenien tate. og b%ereiter bar Der
5alssipisning puu 6eitpldoien. On
Gftermiooagen fortiuttes Webtt, og
3aler bolotes at gaitor Serenien og
u. grottmann, boorefter 5ioen bar
fremitreOen, iaa Garmerne MATTE
6jem og paste oeres Qftengerning, rg
oa be, Der bleb tilbugs, babbe fpiit
4ftensmdb bso be pelo9tfebe 9oroe
paa 5eitplabfen, tdlote 9irfetlotten
til Qftenmsbe, boor Ssrenlen % R.
g. groctmann talte.
= Bort Sangtor. iom MI bar 6piIt
ia ct Bar Qars lib elier l9ngers, pel
n1rmeit paa 9runo al, at ri lite bdps
Dc nogsn / Menigbeoen, iOm par gpet
rigtig / at fpiGe pad Orgel, tog peo
ungbomsmsbet tat meb fornpetaruft
meb Miis Rielien iom OrgeIipiasr,
ioa pu baaber ri, at Orgelets bb6e
5oner 6erefter oil lpoe / airten uns
Der bore @ubstjeneiter.
Den rice 0sbelt, fom Ri Der
bar bait / aar, er nu for iaapibt til
GnDe. Qnoen Sl9t Slipper er ten
Zig. SaO9siten bar taget i'm 9egDns
nelie; ben er Ogiaa GOD / Oar. aOrs
net itaar en- Del tilba9..
Oct 6prer life til Sialben6eber,
at areaturer 6liper or96t paa Sernz
banen 6er i Settlementet. peter Ris
elien fit for en- lib iiOen 4 aaer
bra6i. Sort 5ib efter bar Ell Bar
qonnDer, tila9renoe arsutur9anolsr
Seren Senien beo auct st, toms
men inb paa 8dnsn. Den enc 6leo
brebt, og ben unoen lob foran 5oget
6enbeb ct Bar Mil, men oeb at ls6e
cper S~ernbanebroen ret Often for
airfen iii ben bet enc Ben neb imels
lem planterne, iad 5ogfoltene og ans
ore tiliteOetommenbe mddtts buggs
nosst at Oisie for at fuu 9eiten lss.
Den tOg bog ingen Stube. - Nu for
faa 0ase iiben III gbriiten peoerien
Norb for &irten 10 arsdturer brnbt;
men bet laoer ba, at ban bill faa grs
itatntng.
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Stencil, Sa.

3et er nj nogen lin iioen. at
9aniterens 2aiere bar bsrt ira os
Der. DIT gaar lin jebne, title Gang.
= 9i bar baftO ptagslie / por Me-
nig6eo. nsmIig Mlrs. RieIs 6ennins-
len og benOes 8 8srn.
= Den 4. 5uli feirebes oSiaa fer
oeo et Weoe / Rasmus aoainga
Stoo. quitor Glemmenien talte, g
5ioen forIsb meo Gang og SamtaIs,
= Den 2. Qug. fejreOe ariitine
Rielien og Berger Sobnien bsres
8rpaup. grpGuppet itoO bos 8ru.
Oens Spoger, 9eorg So6nien. 9ait,
Glemmenien forrettebe 9ielien os tai,
ts meget mutt for benz. Rogle fao
Slagtninge og @enner bar til St.=
be. = 9i enifer til 2ptfe.
= Den 10. Dug. 6aDbe pi Sgns
oagsftolefeit / Rasmus aoain94
Sfob. Man baDoe bragt Maofurot
men. Gftermibbagen forlS6 meb "a.
le, Sung % Samtdie fdmt Ssr0srint
al See Cream m. m. Man gif 6jsr
meo 5oritoaelien al at BABE tilbragt
tn COB Dag.
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Gacinc, @is.

3slano qart, til bOiltsn gben bar
lejet 0runO neben for Cutter GoQes
ge, er / CONNER aacines popul4reiie
.Samlingsplabs. OHentiige Sri
&oncerter afboloes Der 1-2 @angc
ugentlig, og bet er 9pens 9eniigt al
fulOfsre belle qarffpsrgsmaalet fau
mart iom muligt. 5uloferelien al
Yarten bar ierlis 5nteresie for Dan.
iterns Der, iDet Denne / bej @rao Ri.
oruger til 5Oritsnnelfe df bet ounits
9Ddrter omtring 6ejitolen.
= 5erieitole bar pRret bolot / al:
le be bunitz Iutberife Wenigbeoer Der
8eisget bar o9ret goot.
= paitor prspenIen BIZ bolbe fin
5iltraoeliespreOtten / gmaus Ms'
nigbeb ben 10. Septbr.
2utber College beepnber tit nj
Sfoleaar ben 6. Sept. CANINE 9ae
Observation-Disclosures pda Stolen
AobOtat 2pnsbp og 5uitru fra Sc:
bar Jaas, 3d., bar ofiast ct 1efse
pdd Stolen.
- gbdtauqua 5oreninsen pdatans
fer at tsbe Sfopen pau 5siftoelun.
bet til BRIG for @fboloelfe at fite'
rare Wsoer. 8eitprelfm bar fork
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19

n or Deres F~orretninger hos dem,
III der %ayerterer i wort Blad.
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9agligt Yrsb.

llbDatste Gprog at Cubs Orb meb
ct Galmepers til bptr Dag | Maret.
Smuit inbbunben 35 Gents. pass
fenbe fOm pramie for Born I Gsns
bassroler; en- Fnt inbbunbsn og
prrbifulb line Bog.
Danifb2utb. publ. 6Oufe, 8tair. Hsb.
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Grinoringer fra nit Gin.

Sra paftor 9ilb. geets esen
1aanb fort for bans Dsb. Denne
Bog burbe eies af ale, fom far benns
fore Wanb for. Den CT baabe mes
get tarotterifift for Gorfattersn fom
Brcf % Gfribent os siDer tillise ct
rreset ~paftntlist gibras til ct pistist
4ffnit af Danmdrts upefte Rirte<
Iiftorie. Goot inbbuubsu $1.00.
9arif1 2Hth EubL 6ous 9.
Blair, Ne6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19

Toget Mr. s. 7 OF gaar north OF sgd. or
. OF 8 gaar sst OF vest dasiig undtaser
Seudsg
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uOaniferan".
5reoag Den 10. Augnit 1904.
8lair.Nebr.

VBan5g Gfnestjeneite pad Ssnoag
iaar Danife lut6erite &irte til fqooans
Zig 3io, aG. 1880 6ormiOOagsI.
ta @pnnassfole i airtens 9aiement
81 9 Morgen- 81 ass =. 3.
2" Siedar Qftss % tiloels / aat
nj ri en- pelggrenoe 3egn, en- ri9tig
Eooblgbe. Sm Der er faloen fig
nenbe aegn uo oper Staten, fua be-
bgper man itfe langere at tloge ooer,
at MaiIen tr9nger til Regn. 9len
bpao Ter tom, bar life operfIpoig.
Gn ung oanft ManO, SIR. D.
GbriIfenien er MI I i'm egen Slagterz
fDrretning Spb for grogRs 9aros
mare Store.
murene paa Den n1e 5fpi BED
Gtolen er nu feroige, og v@ornice"sn
er iat paa, faa M fan Der pei mart
boloes aeisgilOe. Oct bar gaaet goot
foa langt. 9ejret bar paret guniti9t.
Og MI oil gpgningen forbaa6entlig
{ndrt Rare hnoer Sag, ida man itte
bebgper at pore afbangig al en- Regns
bag.
= Bort Canning 6actorp er after
i 9irtiom6eO. 5 9aar gftermib@
bags bsgpnbte bet at Iabe tine unber=
Iige melantolfte 5lsjtetOner Ipbe III
Oper 8pen. Se i Dag MOrges talote
5lsiten 5plf Iummen til Qrbsioe. 8i
forftaar. at Der bliper meget at gs-t
i benne SnbuItrigren | Nar.
= Mr. .. G6riItenien bar tpbt
S5pbn 2 Smiths Meat Martet, Be-
Iiggenoe oper @aben fra 9oftbuiet.
9i 6apbe fda / 9dar after tort
Ve1gg ira Smd9d. Yet par Wtopefn
4Gooomen Of 4mericu, Der botot
gic Nic Der. Der er life tort ber=
til at 6em9rfe. Oct par iittert tn
ffpn 6rioag for mango Qrbeibere meO
beres 5amilier. 9aa ben anben
SHE fulgte bet f~eopanlige @egl 10
nieb, men Der bar not life iaa mango
Q%rreItationer Iom fbft. @i bar fun
bgrt ON en- entelt. Gn S9regen6eO
Deb oenne Set BAR en- be1pttet Bal
Ionfart fen ooer en- Del at 9Den.
Me1em ST. 8 og 7 gioroe Regnen en-
brat Gnoe pdd 9~erlig6eben.
Sobn McQuurrie bar ct fort
SpIdg at gbgningsmateriaIer os aul
til ldoefte prifer.
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V8anfe easstienefte PAD een0ug
NOR panIfe lut6erite &irte til ie0oans
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Meierifepla0s ipges.

6n banif 91eierife ipser en- iaaoan @lobs.
Seq bar ueret 0feierife / 6 2lar pao 8ans
marts bebite gteierier. 9fermere 0plDs.
nin9er peb 6enpeubelie til
0teierite Wiar9retbe NnOerien,
6 PSI SoutA Sremont Ct, Genper, eolo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19
Dana COLLEGE
begynder sin Efteraarstermin
den 3. October.
Skriv efter KataIog. KR. ANKER,
Blair. Nebr.
Stort l~lnsbumsmpbe.

Sra 2. til 5. Sept. begge 0uge
iberegnebs, afbOlbes lln9oomsmeoe /
5iour Gitp, Soma, / ben banftsIus
iberite Strife. Glers praiter bar To-
oct at oere til Stebe. 9i oenter
mango tilrejienbe fra N~abomenigbee
osrne = farlig at De unge. pao
@runb at oSnteritate 2iDe Stoct
7ors" / Siour gitp fan tilreiienoe
fad Rebfattelie / 8~iaetprifen, mere
berom ienere. = Som MI enbelig
benne Sang.
paa be unges @egne:
Htefs Oamton,
Mgh.s pr9ft.
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0ernan MeinbranOt

bar ct sObt uOuals al ferit. ialtet os res
get 8eb. De ton faa ct sobt og rigelist
Maoltio bos an
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Tarm til Salq.

100 aeres a bet bebiie 9anb / Stotef So
ma. @obe 9%p9pineer - earoet 9unlfe lib
groQine4. 6uu 4 Uil ira oonif lutb. strife
tat ueb Stole o. ca. 6 Wit ira 0pens, So.
Man beuuenoe i9 til
geaitrr Gloiter, Remien, Soma. d. 4.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-09-10
JOTS AND DOTS IN
NEWS OF A DAY.
Little Tales are Briefly
Here.
BOILED DOWN TO FOUR LINES.
News Notes of Interest But Too Short
for Headlines Bunched Together
Short Tales of the Town Whacked
Shorter Still.

All 81 so copyright books Will be sold
at Holidays this week for % cents
cash.
Auctioneer Cheek is going to enter
tain host at a Cotton avenue bargain
sale this morning. No one knows bet
ter how to do it.
Sumter's broad cotton fields are white
unto the harvest. There is plenty OF
work for all, and there is no excuse fol
any idlers or loafers
Hot days and cool nights, the pro-
gram just now, is more OF. less produc'
tive of sickness. Better take quinine
and court Callie Nell.
The warehousemen here have plan
on foot by which our receipts of cotton
from other territory will be swelled
very largely ere long.
Though Americas still wrestles with
the propositions of summer the festive
oyster Is on her menu card, the first
ones coming yesterday.
And still upon the horizon about
Americus not circus is to be seen.
Surely this great boon TO humanity
will be ours this season.
Rev J. A. Ivey, of Btoonwood, res
Gently of Texas, will fill the pulpit at
First Baptist Church here tomorrow,
both morning and night.
Americus "took care" of $50 bales
cotton yesterday, and the cash returns
from the sale of the fsecy made bust
ness hustle in every line
Despite the fact that Saturday night
is busy one here, large audience
will. no doubt, attend, the opening
performance at the theatre
Citizens will be kept busy today
lodging cotton wagons and cotton
bales For Americus is going to get
a round thousand of 'em today.
Northern apples are already in the
market, along with Florida oranges
and only the meek but deadly musca-
dine represents our local output.
A change of five minutes IN the
schedule of Seaboard passenger train
No. 70 is effective Sunday, arriving
here from Montgomery at II 80 noon.
Yesterday was the date fixed for the
four years of drought to fall upon
Montezuma and Oglethorpe. Come
down, neighbors, and have one on US
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A BUNCH OF NAMES
OF FOLKS IN TOWN.
Those Who Come and Leave
Daily.
VISITORS AT AMERIcus HOMES
Nav Re Found Below In the Long
List of Yesterdays Visitors Who
Game Here,

Fresh shipment Flows finest candies
in half pound, pound, three and five
pound boxes just in at
JOHN r HUDSON & Co.'S
Mrs. A. r. Logan has returned home
from visit of week to relatives in
Atlanta
Misses EuIa and Clyde Heath, of
Montezuma, are guests of relatives in
the CITY,
Mr.. George Fl. Fields is still ill with
fever though his condition is somewhat
improved.
r. W. Wallace registered from Au~
gusta yesterday among the arrivals at
The Windsor.
W. W. Williams, of Ope a, was In
AmerIcus yesterday morning, coming
over on business.
Miss Mona Reid returned to her
home at Friendship yesterday after a
visit in Americus.
Mr.. G. r. Ellis left yesterday for
Thomasville, where he goes for day
on legal business.
Miss Helen johnson left yesterday
for Atlanta, where she will spend some
time with friends.
Miss Mary Granb berry is spending
several days very pleasantly with rela.
tives near Lumpkin.
E. F. Jackson was among the Alban'
ians who came to Americas yesterday
morning on business.
Miss GenevieYe Morgan is at home
again after a summers soiourn in the
mountains of north Georgia.
Mr.. Fred B, Arthur left yesterday
for Atlanta to visit Mrs. Arthur, who
has been i'll there for some time.
Mrs. W. W. Taylor has come back
from Atlanta, called here by the illness
of her sister, Miss Lula May Sheppard.
Misses Minnie and Lucille Lindsay,
of EllaviIle, were visitors here yester-
day, en- route to Forsyth to enter Mon
roe Female College.
Miss Annie Martin returned home
yesterday from pleasant visit of three
weeks in Fort Valley, where she was
charmingly entertained.
Capt. Fl. G. G, Bagley came down
from Atlanta yesterday to look after
his extensive farming interests, among
the largest IN Sumter county.
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