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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-17
PRZEGLAD
P0LITYKI MIEDzYNARODOWEJ
Chicago, II marca.

Chlcago, ~ marca.
luz W roku 1899 obiegaly po-
gloski, ze Rad angielski zawarl
Japonia umowe, ktora bic
g:am czasu zmienic sic moze w
tormalne przymierze. Pogloskl
,e, trudne w owym czasie do
sprawdzenia, dis zdaja sic ME
bye bezpodstawnemi.
Z praktyki dziejowej wledzia-
no, ze Anglia bardzo rEadko ucie-
ka sic do przymierzy politycz-
nych, musiaiy wiec w danym wy
0adku istniec bardzo powazne
przyczyny, kt6re ia zmusAy do
zrobienia wyjatku ma rzecz pan
srwa, stojacego po "a obrebem e
uropejskiego zwiazku miedzyna-
rodowego. Zachodzi wiec pytanie,
jake pobudki w danym wypad-
ku bierowaly Anglia?
Juz W T. 1899 zar6wno w pra-
sic angielskiej, jak w prasach,
poswieconych kwestyi wschodnio
azyatyckiej, spotkac sig MONA
bylo twierdzeniem, ze aczkol-
wick W teoryi interesy Anglii i
Japonii ME schOdza sic, to jed
max W praktyce bardzo sic do Sic
bic zblizsja. Anglie straszy}a per-
spektywa utrwalenia ma Dalekim
Wschodzie wplywu nietylko Ro-
syi, ale Stanow Zjednoczonych
Niemiec. w oczach politykow
angielslcioh pEzymierze Japonia
sluzye miato jake przeciwwaga
koalicyi rosyjsko francusko-nie-
mieckiej, ktoEa W =. 1895 zmusila
Japonie do zrEeszsnia sic wygo-
rOwanych pretensyj wzgledem
Chin. zsjeCie (podczas wojny hi
szpanskiej) wysp Filpihskich
przez Ameryke, do ktorych Japo-
MIA dawno juz rosetta pretensye,
przewazy3o szals wplywow ma
Dalekim Wschodzie na rzecz A
meryki, co ME moglo podobac sig
ami Anglii, ami Japonii. Okolicz-
nose ia bardzej jeszcze zblizyla
oba pahstwa do siebie.
Interesy Anglii W Chinach O.
gniskuja sic W dolinie rzeki Yang
tse, gdzie usadowila sic tax mo-
enc, IL zadne mocarstwo zachwia6
MIA ME moze. Chcac utrzymac
wplyw ma Pekin, wydzierzawila
port Wei-Hai-Wei, azeby mice
moznos6 wywierania stad stalego
nacisku ma stolice chinska. Chlny
p6}nocne i Mandzurya lezaly po
"a obrebem wplywow angiel-
sdich, to tez los KRAKOW tych ma
10 obchodzil Anglie.
w kwestyi koreahsk1ej nato-
Mast zapatrywania politykow
angie1skich zgodne byly zupelnie
zapatrywaniami Japonczykow.
Prasa angielska wypowiadala ME
iednokrotnie przekonanie, ze An
gIia Japonia ME powinny dopu-
Sci6, azeby Rosya uzyskala prze-
wage ma Korei. Z tego punktu
widzenia zapatrywala sic r6wniez
na kwestye oeupacyi Mandzuryl
przez Rosye. Kwestya koreahska
byla tez gl6wnq podstawa przy-
mierza angielsko japohskiego.
FO!ltyCy anS1eISCy pan sig, dZ0oy
Rosya, zawiadnamszy Korea, ME
uzyskala wylacznego wplywu ma
Japon1e,
Nietylko jednak Ottawa wp}y-
vow rosyjskich skfonila Anglie
do zawarcia przymierza z Japo-
MIA. Chodzifo tn take 0 Nlemcy,
ktore przez uzyskanie wplywu
na Chiny przez nabycie Kiaoczau
stawaly sic dla Anglii jeszcze
groznlejszemi Cd Rosyi. Nabycie
Wei-Hai-Wei przez Anglie spa
ralizowa]o nieco wp4yw ten, to
-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-17

Berlin, u marca. General
pruski Goltz przepowiada} w Kro-
lewcu, re Niemcy musza bye
przygotowani ma wojne potez-
nym nieprzyjacielem, Rosya i
dlatego nalezy unikac swar6w
partyjnych, azeby jednoczye
wszystkie silly i wyjSc zapas6w
zwyciezko. Slowa generala ME o.
mieszkaly nietylko w Krolewcu,
lecz i tutaj wywolaG wielkiego
wrazenia.
Berlin, u marca. - 400 stu
dentow studentek rosyjskich ze-
bra1o sic ma mityng zaprotesto-
walo przeciwko zarzutom kancle-
rza Buelowa, re ogol tych studen-
tow sklada sic zydowskich arlar-
chistow, rzekome studentki So
przewaznie ladacznicami. Skut-
kiem tego protestu kazano 80 stu
Denton studentkom wyjechac
niezw}ocznie "a granice.
Wiede1, II marca. = Palace
cesarza Franciszka Jozefa arcy-
ksieznej Klotyldy w Budapeszcie
zostaly przez wegierski motloch
zbombardowane kamieniami, po-
niewaz ME udekorowano ich w
rocznice powstania 1848 roku.
Ksiaze arcybiskup olomuniecki,
ktory narazil sic Niemcom, ME
zezwalajac ma nauke religii w ME
mieckim jezyku, gdy rownocze-
snie sprzyjal Czechom, skutkiem
niemieckich intryg byl zmuszony
zrezygnowa6 i pozostanie nadal
w Rzyrnie, ME wracajac do Olo-
munca.
Hrabia Go}uchowski zapewnia,
ze miedzy Austrya Rosya panu-
je najzupelniejsza zgoda w pogla-
dach ma polityke ba}kahska. u
trzymanym tam zostanie Status
quo", chociazby przyszlo Austryi
chwycic sic Srodkow ostatecz-
nych i wypowiedziet wojne WHO
chom.
Washington, II marca. - Ka-
pelan Hale alodE} sic wczoraj w
senacie o to, azeby Pan Bog po-
zwoli4 Stanom Zjednoczonym od-
wr6cit niebezpieczenstwo wojny
powszeohnej.
Senat upowaznil prezydenta do
rozpoczecia uk1ad6w z rzadem
angielskim, azeby ograniczye po-
low fox na brzegach Alasli. Ma
ley zabroniG zabijae saulice, o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-17
kronika MiejsCOwa,
RAPPORT
komitetu Sledczego.

RAPPORT komitetu sledczego ra-
dy miejskiej, zamianowanego
przez burmistrza stosownie do u
chwaly rady miejskiej d. S paz-
dziernika z. r., celem zbadania
korrupcyi w miejskich urzedach,
zostai wydrukowany.
Do komitetu nalezeli alderma-
nj: Ernst F. Hermann, prezes;
John Minwegen, Silas F. Leach
man, ]. J6zwiakowski,J H. Jones,
A. w. Beilfuss, Michael thinner,
Thomas J. Dixon, L. P. Erie
stedt; sekretarzem komitetu byl
A. w. O'Neill, a W ciagu prac
swych komitet zaangazowal a.
dwokata Brode B. Davis i nieraz
zasiega1 rady prokuratora.
RAPPORT jest bardzo obszerny l
trudno podac go tutaj nawet w
streszczeniu. Nosi date 7 marca,
komitet oswiadcza w MIN, IL ME
uwaza bynajmniej prac swych "a
skohczone poleca, by przedluzyc
lego obowiazki rok caly lub ably
ma jego miejsce zam1anowac inny
podobny komitet. Rozpocza1 swe
prace komitet 8 pazdziernika, i
pracowal bez przerwy prawie;
wykryl duzo naduzyc, doprowa-
dzil do ukarania wydalenlem ze
sluzby lub suspendowaniem roz-
nych os6b, jakotez do odebrania
licencyj r6znym wyszynkom.
Zajmowal sic tez Sledztwem w
najrozmaitszych kierunkach i
sklada uznanle burmistrzowi "a
udzielona nu pomoc tax osobi-
scie, jakotez pisemnem polece-
MEM, by szefowie departamntow
pomagali mu W piracy.
Obok wstepu, zawiera rapport
II rozdzia1ow, w ktorych wyka-
zuje rezultaty swych prac pole
cenia lub rady tyczace sic reform
W r6znych gazeziach administra-
cyl miejskiej. Me mogac podat
szczeg6lowej tresci tych rozdzia-
low, podamy przynajmnlej ich
nagl6wki dla wykazania, jakiemi
sprawan1i komitet sic zajmowal.
Sa one: I. "kapowki" i niezdol-
nose w urzedzie. 2. Przepisy dla
szynk6w wystepowanie przeciw
zbrodniom. 3. Prostytucya. 4.
Szulerka. S. Department policyl.
6. Protokuly departamentowe. 7.
Konieczne reformy polityczne.
8. Naduzycia przy stawianiu kau-
cyl. 9. Naduzycia funduszu pen
syjnego. 10. Praca dzienna "a
dzienna place. II. Prywatne lnte-
resa urzednikow miejskich. II.
Zaleglosci W podatkach wodnych
i trwonienie woody. 13. Przekra-
czania ustaw budowlanych mad
uzycia licencyj. ID. Trwonienie
furazu w departamencie stray
ogniowej. IS. Inspekcye i notary
alne nalezytosci. IS. Rady co do
koniecznych rozporzadzeh. II.
Wskaz6wki dla komisarza budo-
WY, mogace s1uzyc jako wska-
z6wki dla szefow wszystkich de-
partamentoW.
Dawno poszukiwany.
w roku 1900 aresztowano W
Chicago tr6jke hultajska, oska-
rzona O obrabowanie banku i u
rzedu pocztowego w Aurora, Ont,
w Kanadzie. Rabusiami byli Fred
n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-17
2 ka robotniczych.

Fabrykant futer Joseph Mar
tin, ME mogac dostae do
statecznej ilosci robotnikow,
zwrocii sic wczoraj do organlza-
cyl Federation of Labor prosii
jej sekretarza, azeby wplynai ma
zmiane stosunk6w W jego war
sztatach. Powiada on, re W mie-
scle Chicago znajduje sic tylko
IS robotnikow znajacych sic ma
obchodzeniu sic z futrami. Ci u
tworzyli unia stawlaja wygoro-
wane wymagania. Przed trzema
laty on, Martin, poroznii sic u
MIA cd tego czasu ustawicznie
cierpi ma brak robotnikow, bo
czlonkowie uni staraja sic praco-
wac przewaznie giownego jego
konkurenta. Byl on zmuszony w
czasie, gdy malo bylo do roboty,
wydalic trzech robotnikow czaso-
wo to sciagnelo ma niego ME
przyjazn uni. Teraz ma tylko
trzech robotnik6w, ktorzy ME
chca pracowac wiecej niz 9 60
DIN dziennie, a wiecej robotnikow
dostae ME moze. Sekretarz orga-
nizacyi powiedzlai panu Martino-
wi, ze unia ME nalezy do tel Or
ganizacyi miejscowej, tylko do
kraiowej american Federation
of Labor.
Slychac, ze strajk W "Amercan
Can Co." bliski jest zakohczenia.
i re kompania sklonna jest do
znacznych ustepstw powodu, re
woznice daja moralne poparcie
strajkowi.
Znany "lamacz strajkow"
Frank Curry, pojawil sic podobno
w gospodach Illinois Steel Co. W
South Chicago, by zaopiekowae
sic przeszlo stu nieunionistami
tam pracujacymi.
Reprezentanci ID unij, ktorych
czlonkowie pracuja w fabryce
Allis Chalmers w dzielnicy "a
chodniej, zwoluja zgromadzenie
ma dziei I kwietnia zaprosza ma
ME superintendent kompanii, by
naradzic sic mad warunkami od-
nowienia kontraktow.
Rozwoziciele kamieni, wapna
cementu zazadali podniesienia
p,ac 0 $1.5o tygodniowo; praco-
dawcy ich zyczyli sobie odnowie
kontrakt zeszloroczny.
Malarze domow otrzymywali
DO 40 cent6w "a godzine, a zaza-
dali po IS centow. Ich pracodaw-
ey ofiarowah sic podniesc place o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-17
Pogrozka wykonana?

Jednym z sedziow przysie-
giych w procesie rozbojnikow re-
mizowych byl George Cayer. Cd
chwili zakohczenia procesu otrzy-
mywal on ciagle listy anonimowe
z pogrozkami "a to, re przystal
ma werdykt skazujacy rozbojni-
k6w. Mieszka on pm. 5655 Loo
mis- str. w poniedzialek otrzy-
mai list pogr6zka, ze calej jego
rodzinie grozi zamach dynamite
wy. Z cb"wy rodzine, Cayer
zamieszkal u przyjaci6}. Wczoraj
wieczorem wybuchl pozar W do
mu Cayera wyzej wymienionym,
a marszaiek ogniowy Kenyon,kto
ry swym oddzialem przybyl ma
ratunek, znalazl dowody, ze ogieh
byi podiozony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-17
Dawno poszukiwany.

w roku 1900 aresztowano W
Chicago tr6jke hultajska, oska-
rzona o obrabowanie banku u
rzedu pocztowego w Aurora, Ont,
w Kanadzie. Rabusiami byli Fred
lie Rice, Frank Rutledge i Tho
mas Jones. Starali sic oni o to,
by w1adze tutejsze ME mialy pra-
wa wydawac ich sadom kanadyj-
skim, ale zwiazkowy trybunal
najwyzszy rozstrzygnal ma ich
niekorzysc W czerwcu 1901 r.
wyslano ich do Kanady. w To-
ronto, kiedy ich wieziono re sadu
do wiezienia, ktos wrzucil do ich
wozu miekki kapelusz zawieraja-
cy try. rewolwery; aresztanci
porwali je, zastrzelili jadacego z
mimi konstabla Boyda, ranili cie-
zko siedzacego ma kozle konsta-
bla Stewarta, poczem wyskoczy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-17

wszy wozu, wskoczyli do tram
waju jadacego do granic miasta,
szerzac popioch strzelaniem. Ale
zdolano ich pochwycic. Jones tax
byl ciezko raniony, re umari ma
zajutrz; Rutledge odebrai sobie
zycie w wiezieniu, Rice zostal
powieszony "a zastrzelenie kon-
stabla Boyda.
We wtorek ubiegly policya a.
resztowala niejakiego Edwarda
Kerlina "a kradziez listow 20
skrzynek pocztowych W Hyde
Park. Znany to policyi zbro-
dniarz, bo we wrzesniu zeszlego
roku dopiero 60 wypuszczono
wiezlenia karnego w Joliet, gdzie
odsiedzial kare 22-miesiecznego
wiezienia "a rabunek pocztowy.
Detektywi Sheehan Kane, kto-
rzy go aresztowali, utrzymuja je-
dnakowoz, il poznali W MIN clio
wieka, kt6ry, bedac wspolnikiem
owej tr6jki kanadyjsklej, zaopa-
trzyl ia W rewolwery, gdy ia
wieziono sadu do wiezienia.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-28
Blockade Still CAPTURED.

Officers j.. Z. Mckinney, f.. p.
McCroyey, II z Mcdaniel and Geo
Chapman captured on last Friday,
two large rs gallon stills, one OF
winch was in pperdon The officers
DESTROYED about goo gallons of beer,
and found ab9uF five quarts of liquor,
four Of which Eere snugly eusconced
in substantial valisc 'rne capture
is one Of the most mysterious for
years. The find was IA great surprise
to the entire community, and its eX
steucc revelations 1t seems t.
lave been n freak in the course OF
human events, for the existence of
which no mortal will ever attempt an
explanation.
After giving the outfit time TO cool
of, the officers brought it to Pickens
N shipped it to Columbia Frida,
afternoon.
The capture was made in the com.
munIty in which NIr, j. H. StauselI
lives, something like ninety yards
from his premises.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-28

Acid Iron Mineral cures all dis
eases involving inflammation, by puri-
tying the blood and directly healing
the 1rrltated parts. Try it on an ex.
ternal sore and watch its magic heal
ing 1t acls in exactly the same wav
ON all internal inhamaiions such as
dyspepsia, indigestion, rheumatism,
kidney disease, stomach and bowel
troubles. 1t has no equal for dis,
eases peculiar to women. Tones up
the entire system. Trade (A-LNl)
mark on every bottle. Sold by drug.
glsts. Acid Iron Mineral Co, Col
umbia, s. G..
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-28
Rev. SubIett Comma to EasIey,

Since Rev II. y. Sublctt and Pref.
}. Dnrham left here they have held
successful meetings ut Lebanon and
llopcwelI in Anderson county. At
Lebanon 1O3 joined the church, SO
by baptism. Mr. SubIctt has gone
to his home where he has n large
farm and loving family Mr.. Sub.
let's family consists of devoted
wife, two sons and one daughter.
After resting II few days, Mr.. Sublelt
will come to EosIey at the inint re-
quest of pastors Chapman and Hot,
to hold Il meeting. Prof. Durham
will also be in the meeting. Prof.
Durham is a graduate Of the college
at Dayton, Va and is said to be the
best singer they have ever sent out.
lie has had many ilattc>ing offers t.
sing for "opera troupcs," and while
he was here singing in our meeting,
he was offered position in conner.
ton with college and normal work,
which would have brought him the
neat little SUN of $1,000 per annum,
but he prcfo's to sing the gospel of
Christ, Ill the hope that he may lead
some one to the blessed saviour. He
is willing to make sacrifices for
Christ s sake.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-28
Death OF Aunt Betsy FERGUSON. Col.

Died on Saturday morning, Sept.
"a Aunt Betsy Ferguson, (col) who
has lived i'll pickons from its earliest
history. All the Old citizens of the
town were her Etiends and she was
theirs, Everybody wanted Aunt
Betsy TO cook AND wash for them ns
long as she lived. She was black in
co,or but white in principle, and we
believe she is goue where tue good
people 90.
She was buried at the colorcd
graveyard on NJ NJ. Holders place.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Riley Sutherland. B. II.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-28

"'h'io" cIOch EOuOW Ill StroeQ-
vile county on last Friday had one
Of the greatest DAYS in it's history.
The exhibits were excellent, and
more than 5000 people wore present.
This was the eighteenth year of tn
show, and it is remarkable fact
That there has not been rainy day
for the show since it's organization.
w. Leslie bIatheney and family
loft Tuesday diterng0n for Mexico,
Missouri, theh tHture homo. Mr..
Matheney has been at the head of
the mechanical department of this
paper for some time, and is practi.
cal printer. He and his family carry
with them the best wishes of large
circle of friends for success in their
new home
d L. Cnretou, a promising young
man Of Enslcy, died last Saturday.
tie had for the past year been in tho
H. Il. ID. Service, and it is thought
the exposure during the severe wealth
er OF last winter hastcncd his death
The deceased was 81 son Of the late
Pack Curcion, and II nephew of DR.
j. y. Cureton.
~ Miss Lille Bog9s returned home
from PIct""@ last week to celebrate
her birIh'IN with her parents at
their hom" HE oath. She had nice
dinner and II magnificent time. The
lHbeitv girls gave hor many nice
presents as lifting tokens of tnrir cs-
teen for he" aud the occasion, all uf
wh,Ch she holds in fond remembrance
- he mauy warm friends of Rev
Il a SuDictt in this county will be
rclolced to hear OF the glorious meet
ing he recently held after leaving
Prckers. The meeting was held at
Lebanon, in Anderson county. One
hundred aud three conversions re
suited aud the most wonderful re-
vival' ever known III that community
was the glorious result.
A preliminary trial of thcnegrocs
who broke into Folger & Thornev's
store last week was/hcld Tuesday
before Magistrate John +. Harris.
One of the darkies turned states owl
dence AGAINST The other four which
will cause thnm 70 has. to mir tho;,
troubles in Nhc higher court N
October. 80 evidence appearing
against him, Putc Cannon was dis,
missed.
Nov, brother farmers. Won who
m,Lar n'n ,.;,,,.,','', '.'"','o' ',",u "''ou''N
y y ~" ~. f ~" - ~ '""i I"''o'i ,'' 80 '" 'own'
,,1l1 " 'mi S'U ','' '''' o'i,'"' WI" mas
,,,'' ~" w., "So, ."G Sp''hG Az" sum
,',r ," ,l,,,' T '''," :" >" wei 70 carry
o,.i o~I o"'G'' r" I "''I" ,",'' "'," Re' 1,'e
n,In. n,'I" =" r,,.' :. al" hr'n" 1t WIN the
en- rule and your conscience viii be
at casc.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-28
And Still Another Car
MI TCHEL WAGONS!
THEN ARE THE BEST

because MITCHELL Lewis +o
united Stat and for
c"n'huo"sy ~ the hands OF the and
because; ihs factory located eates supply of tn. be
Tor vehicle building the
from uihe TO tlme by the
of the
("hh ue sap Is DOWN the stuff
nd open sheds to thoroughly Air Seasoned
cu Every stick of timber of iron every piece Of
ana every pound OF the
cFi ,eN's ana
PIu S ' company as nearest
coming to the bouol
''~N ~ " "'' o'"5n' at any
Remembers: There's something besides pure commpcalsm" M
lhu le MIchel Wagon There's family
'cs'9 o lupSh lhcreS
eS cata 10 carry out these
Irrespective OF mere dollars and cents, the Michel
ways tcman "NON.tL(Ii or TIIE ROW" - 90 ~ ''
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-28
This WIN Interest ,Iothers

Mother GIay'S Sweet Powders for Children
cure icNcriShneSS bud stomach. summer bowci
troubles, tccthing disorders. cleanse ana rcgu.
ltc thc bowels and destroy worms. TIEI NEv.
En fNL. over 5000 testimonials AZ nII drug
EiStS' @hc. sample FREE. ADDRESS. Allen s
NIhINlCWi I.ClNpA. = \ SCnlI- lM.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-28
?Ilk.as Sontiiasl-l.grns!.
Happenings of a Local and Personal Nature

in town Friday.
Win Bruce fretufned Thursday,
last. from St L3hs,
-! Wayne Il. Mauldin was n-,Visitor
)asley the first of thetweek.
NV. B. Anthony, agent for The
kTayellers, was in town the last of
the week.
Miss Bessiel Ashnore returned
Tuesday evening from brief trip to
Atlanta.
Since cotton has begun to como
in right freely, trade has become
more brisk.
DIR. t. Osso NaulJin came in
from Washington IL hssday on short
visit home.
The ladies of the Baptist church
held an interesting missionary meet
ing Monday afternoon.
Cadets LeRoi and Bruce Boggs
and Edgar Morr 3, of Clemson,
spent Sunday in PicHens.
Cotton picking is in full blast
nov. Pickens Oil Mill ginnery is
kept very busy these days.
Ambler Gilreath, of Greenvlie,
eprnt Sunday in pckens with his
? mother, who is gradually recoyrriog
from fever.
Rev. 0. NJ. Abney preached au
interesting and uplifting sermon to
an unusually large congregation
Sunday afternoon.
REV. O. NJ. Abnoy held good
meeting at Bethlehem the past week.
He was ably assisted by Rev a. w
Belts, of Piedmont
See insurance al Of W. III. John
son in another column. Don't wait
till you get sick to see him He is
writing all kinds of insurance.
Improved golden ohatf seed
wheat and seed rye, also wheat grow-
er and guano for sale at II & Galnts
81 Gassaway Bros, Central, s. G.
FOR SALE House and lot in
Calhoun, one half mile from depot.
Wen located. Apply to DR.. j. H.
Burgess, Seneca, 5. G.. 1T,
Mrs ElnSa Lathem, Who has re
Gently acd eu position i'll the
Greenvile Graded SCHOOLS, spent
sunday with the fowiIy>of bor ia ther,
II. y. Richey.
FOR SALE Oh. p engine, in
good condition for sale cheap Cash
or good papers. w. II. Bates,
2w. Pickcns, $. G.
> IA w. FoIsor and family left
Monday for Whittier, California
Their pickeus friends wish them
abundant success in their far away
Western home.
See the big al of the Little Bee
Hive in another column This store
is properly named. for it is busy as IL
bee hive every day. Call on them
when in Greenvile.
-R. T. Jaynes, Esq, one of the
editors of the Kcowce Courier, aud
one of the leading attorneys at the
WnlhalIa Bar, was in town Tuesday
on professional business
- Married on Wednesday, Sept 10,
nt the residence OF the officiating
minister, Rev Is Holder, Miss Myr.
to c. Turner tpHIr Ehiah NIcCol
lum; all of Pckens county.
All members Of Pickcns lodge,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-24
DOING THEIR DUTY.

Scores of Americus Readers Are
Learning the Duty of the Kidneys.
To filter the blood is the kidney Is
duty.
When they fail to do this thu kidneys
are sick,
Backache and many kidney i'll follow
Urinary troubles, diabetes,
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T. B, Holton, well known painter
and paper hanger of 606 Jackson street,
says: 81 think we'll of Doan's Kidney
Pills for tried them for severe back
ache of long standing aud they did lot
of good, had never been laid up wi h
my back, but there was always that dull
heavy ache and continual weakness.
When / sat or stood in one position for
any length of time it was a study how to
move wi hout causing myself torture. [
would get up off chair like man 80
years old. There was no strength in
my back, the urine was dark and had
9diment in it, and I was bothered
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l saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised
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my back. no longer feel that weak
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-24
BUSY HUM IS GOING
TO CEASE IN CITY.
Americas Will Observe The
Holiday.
BUSINESS is SUSPENDED HERE
Amerious Is Thankful for Many Bless
ings and viii Appropriately Observe
the Occasion = Union Services at
Church This Morning.

Americas, in common with other
cities of the state and nation upon
which blessings untold have been
showered, will stay the wheels of trade
and commerce today that all may unite
IN returning thanks therefor.
The day-natIonsl wing
will be well observed here.
AS usual, business in all lines will
be entirely suspended. Merchants will
close their stores that they, with their
employees, may thus enjoy the great
national holiday.
Workshops, depots, schools-aIl will
close today for Thanksgiving.
Services will be held at three of the
churches this morning. Rev. j. P.
Wardlaw will conduct the regular
union Thanksgiving service at the
Presbyterian church, while Rev. L. G.
Ell. Williams will conduct service at
Calvary.
A beautiful service will be held at
FIRST Church of Christ, Scientist, at IL
o'clock also.
AS usual, hundreds will go forth
with gun this morning-returning with
gun this evening. Every available
weapon calculated to kill bird or rab-
bit has been hired, and hunters ere
gong to flock to the bird fields.
Others will enjoy good dinners qui.
city at their homes here, having al
ready hunted the bewhiskered turkey
gobbler to dead finish.
The football game to be played in
Macon this afternoon between Athens
and Auburn will appeal to many here,
and a party of thirty or forty will go to
Macon this morning, returning at
10 O'Clock tonight.
And thus in many ways Americus
will observe Thanksgiving.