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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
Miss Schapiro to Wed,

Especial to The Times-D lspatch) f
@ PIN SBURG, PA, March 3.-rLouis II.
burg Detective Bureau. IS shortly 10 be- be-
coma 4 benedict. Cards We're issued TO-
day for his marriage Tuesday, March
18Th, to Miss Dora Srhapiro, OF Richmond,
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Swallowed Needle Out at Thumb

TIAzLETON. PA, March o. Sixteen
McAdoo, swallowed a needle which he
placed In his mouth during the process
OF sewing cover Oh baseball.
swelied 10 large proportions. and when
"a surgeon cut 1t open he extracted the
uepTlp j
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SPECIAL. NoTIcE.

leet. has pleasure in announcing to his
q 4tomers that he has received a com
maize line OF Imported goods of latest
sga sas sJ otss ah and ae sts H.
CO.'S his friends to cali and make their
heIauons.
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Mr.. Minor Better.

Alderman John q. Minor, who is In
facial neuralgia, Is said 10 be improving,
and his local physician, DR.. Charles ",
Darlington, expects that he will return
here entirely cured, .
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ROOMS FOR RENT. n
REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

FOR %FlINT--HALL ROOM, WITH BOARD.
: Apply at 500 iEa st Loigh Street. a{3i& AEt
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Boast of Rev. Mr.. Crafts.
DR.. Mary Walker There.

large number Of German clergymen
appear I'd before the committee this morn.
ing In opposition to the bill, ard two
notable personases who opposed it were
Cousins The Doctor" was dressed as
of yure, In a black frock snit, and adj
vaneed in a very genteel and gentle
marty manner to the stand. She told
the COMMITTEES. in her piping voice, If they
passed the law, they could not enforce it.
Y Miss Cousins said she had once been
an ardent prohbitionist but had come 10
the conclusion that prohibition was n
failure ensandering vice and hypocrisy.
Mr.. Oberrnan's Pointed Speech.
4 The speech OF the day was made by
George ]. obsrmsn, a brewer Of Balti-
more, who spoke briefly. but to the
point. He declared that tho larger tho
output OF malt liquors the greater the
decrease In tho manufacture Of spirtuolis
liquors. Turning to the temperance con-
Ergent, Mr., Chairman sad: You cannot
enforce prohibition in this country, and
that's as true as 1t is that God made
little apples" Mr.. Oherman said he was
rhe first brewer who had ever appeared
before committee IN opposition TO pro-
hibitiop. Heretofore, we have been silent
under al attacks, bur ! think now is tho
lime for me to speak" continued Mr.
,from common sense standpoint, that as
you tell man he cannot have q thing,
ne will move Heaven and earth to get
ii, say TO my good friends, the temper
ance people in the language of Shakes
Bpeare. Because you arc yirtuous, shall
we mol nave cakes and ale?"
Il AR. Oberman, continuing. said the aucs-
tion OF prohibition had no place before
the eommi,tee. but they had 10 consider
THE personal liberty Of men. Mr.. Ober-
2 van commented sarcasticaly oh the fact
hat when he was In Dies Moines, ten
years ago, g city of 10000 people, they
Mad 40 drugstores where they sold liquor
i under the rose" He declared that If tile
4 kw passed It would hurt the brewers
hore than any one else as you could
pot smugsle a keg Of beer into State
4 n a cracker box, which Is frequently
'pne with whiskey The last hearing be,
Ire the committee will take place to-
( lorrow, Representative Scott, Of Kansas,
Aade brief argument in favor OF the
< NJ
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LOST AND FOUND.


AFTERNOON, Ola
mupd STID. "a liberal reward IL frttirnod to
q ID. iUTzLtifI, COS East Brond b Y
DRUG CLERK WANTED AT On C'E "A llE-
nblo dug clerk Address RICHMOND. VA.
cnre this Office. NJ isis ii$st{
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WANTED--An experienced Lady
Cashier for large retail store,
Must be quick, accurate and
able to furnish AL references.
stenographer preferred ADJ
dress, Box 94a, City.
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~ yot,R ROOM LEAKS PHONE \ 10 l Or
write ii. b. Is 9 ffNSCN Agent. 14s4 y, Main:
Quick and permanent rchnr ~ sn1ali Z, GVss'
Complicated lcslha and roof work spec Aaas!tts
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NOTICE.

LooK!F $500 TO BE GIVEN. AwAY--ALL..
coupons bearing date Of February 18TH WI
any time up to March 18th. y, 2 PERK1E-
U SON, Sixth Street Baker, AL N. Sixth Street,
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IF, IF. ,ANS JENKINS 4 is NO LONGER con-
nected with tho RFANCIERS' NSUPPLYs CO.
In future all orders must be signed BY
ISAAC HUTZLER. aslg
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FOR RENT-1o14 r. CLAY STREET. FOUR
teen rooms: suitable for boarding house. Ap-
x bly, to JNC.E IT, GODDIN. Sg st.G5aE&
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,1,c;11 GRADE DYING AND C1.EANlNGi
THE full valuo OF your money In qua Ivy ana
= Quantity. Mrs. N j. lyle, alb. ". Filth
Streets Phone 2bS2. ttQ ent
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SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.

TRY Fl. ORA NlONTEH. TEN CENT CIGARS
q. FOR PLRITYEAND} EXCELLENCE. j$ III
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GLOBE TONIC CURES 1ND1G t1sTIoN SAM |.
pies free or. 81 bottle 35c; lsl9 EAST Aa pIl
+ ind 1O1D Hull. B,3El
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...F|||:'I| J ! /. / on {. J
BOARDING.
.ENEOX. 1905 EAST y MARSHALL; ELF
Ennt roona, with or Without bonld.. -.

PRIVATE FAMILY WISHES
TO procure at once or for coming summer i,
etreral bonrders; best location Lamb Avenue,
Barton Hcights. MICS rooms. good table,
pure, clear spring water: high hea'ltifn ~ es
with references. "FAM11.Y CIRCLE care
this office. AH.F.y 346It
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PERSONALS.

inspect OUR WORN FROM START 10
nlsh L you VII you'll nnJ e ,ys ~. eal,
Z PERRIN SON, sixth Street BAKER lhohe
4 LOS. s II n 53 5is' E5 8s4aas bgy8g,s
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(Approved October %. 1909 Il
~, ANtl4Nil AMI X tJNJAlN CtiAP1ERl
i or RICHMOND CITY CT DE 1889. AS
AMENDED BY AN ORDINANCE 5AP.
PR0yEDI MARCH 10, 1902 SO AS TO
# PROVIDE FOR a REARRANGE-
Fl CITY OF RICHMOND. FIX THE,
BOUNDARIES THEREOF. AND TO
GPR1SCRlBE A NAME FOR 81 EACH
T WARD. Is3 5t E}4 5g35e d5Y77 XII "a 58 IN iA ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04

DON'T REPA1NTg YOUR SIGNS THEN
stop washing your face, Both are representa-;
Y tiyes OF your business. THE SOUTHERN
ADVERTISING SIGN CO.. H.. p. Main.
'Phone 1n2
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.sCIIREMp, II ali NORTH FIFTH. REPAIRS
umbrellas locks. bells. ETC.; spec1iailty. 60
carts. 49, aEaEf St. El5fr "a ssst
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED. LADY. OR GENTLEMAN OF FAIR
education to travel for firm of s2Sy,ooo tnpl,,
tai; salary Sl.072 per year and expenses: paid
weekly Address. with stamp. j. A. lALEX-.
AMBER, Richmond, Va sH 5,a.'tas
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&of you. sir. to know how you got pos.
session OF these packages. 1t looks as II
somebody had been tampering with the
mails.
Major Harrison explained that these
i envelopes had been forwarded to bust
ness men, friends of his, who had turned
them over to him, and read letters prov
Ing his argument Mr.. Harrison posi-
lively declared that he had rever con-
8lected either Mr.. Hepburn or Mr.. Clay
ton with the affair, and knew that trey
were ignorant of what was being done
under their frank.
Boast of Rev. Mr.. Crafts.
Mr.. Harrison read from a pamphlet
The following sentence: 81 can reach
thousand people for a dollar by using
ranked envelopes
WHO said that?" demanded half a
dozen of the committee in a breath.
THE Rev. Or, w. +. Crafts" remarked
Mr. Harrison, sarcastically, who de-
scribes himself In this book as being
chairman Of the third House Of Congress,
Christian Lobbyist, and Treasurer of the
Reform Association"
The committee broke INTO "hearty laugh
ter over these titles. and. concluded to
adjourn and investigate the matter
further.
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REMOVAL.

I HAVE MOVED MY MACHINE SHOPS
from $40 y. Fifth Street 70 No: IS \. seventh
between Main and Franklin Streets. ana my
: Ii. "A. BLEESEIe
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FLATS FOR RENT

WANTED, TENANT FOR VERY DIES IaABLE
second floor fiat, delightfully."- To- ated on
rooms aud one hall room. bath room with
porcelain tub. and kitchen for gas RANGE .
4 either the middle OF April or in the fall Adj
dress POSSESSION, care this cffice.t
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HELP WANTED--Malc. II

MAN WITH 1aEri1H1N, cEs FOR co AtNi111e-
cial traveller to Gull Oh Dterchants and agents;
espcrlebne not required: salary s2i pet week.
with expenses advanced. 4 LII NATIONAL,
C'axton Bldg. Chicago. +tE =
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use MEMBERS
FRANKS IN BEHALF B {. ! 1 II
Of BILLS

Confined rom First Page>
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WANTED, "A jF1RsT-c1Ass JOE COMPOSE
TOR: give reference * THE "a FRANKLIN
x PRESS CO., Petersburg, Va 5S Fi
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--I@- 4 n T-7-7- - .--- I ~ T0 =
FURNITURE MOVING.

1--WE YOUR FURNITURE MOVED DYS
h careful anu Responsible people Mll,LINEkis ~
" TItANSEER. 9l2 L. broad Street Phone
1445 i,t ss8
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.11'1l +. TRUNKS DELIVERED. NJ.
SHOE REPAIRING.

+ solo no Joint to leak no nails to tear the
socks every par seWsa men, III III a Sns
solnr mems 75c, ladies' 60c. q Phone 1861.
We send anywhere. DREWS ELECTRIC
SHOE FACTORY. ZIG p. Main Street.
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Whereas the General Assembly has. by
an act In relation to tho ci ties and towns
q. this Commonwealth, approved May TO-,
wards OF the cities OF the Common wealth
So as to- provide for equal population In
each ward SO far as practicable; now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
.BAkERY

THAT NEW BAKERY, 5o2 EAST MARSHALL
Street are making the, finest, Bread. yienn'
Rolls Cream Puffs, Polka Rolls. Jelly Cakes
Il Roll Jelly Cakes: let US hear from you o.
como and sec us about it. II s8
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MOORE'S gANTICeJ ES--A GREAT Y ~ Lice
& ton; 10lT-1 s;emnos Street. Ma nchester.
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+ SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS,

DON'T BE REPRESENTED BY. CHEAP
looking signs unless they ut YOUR back &c %
SOUTHERN ADVERTISING SIGN CO. l11
e, Main Phone t2a
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SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.

CALL AM BE coNv1NcED--A FINE COL,
3it N.fARNAI4I.1 3lSS Brnok Avenue.
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED HOUSE,
keeper for the Masonic Home and Retreat,
Lynchbulg Va Address, with references
Ks Box So Lynchburg. Va. 5,5i si.i3sa 5a
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WANTED, ASSISTANT RE- 1sTERED DRUG
s3 clerk: state reference Address =. Y. s..
az caro- this office. }s 81 SdF
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WANTED. CONFESSIONS, JOB AM, BOOK
4, Llnoi yTe Operators and nthnats. The
4 union conpositors IL the book and job offices
portunity for good colnpositors to obtain first
class situations at good wares some OF tho
best offices In Boston will guarantee poinls-
nent positions to good men,. Pre- smen, Cylin-
der and job: Feeders Cylinder and job:
first clnss. permanent positions arc nov oren
for men of ability and experience IN Best II;
sanction given for union men by tho Inter.
national Printing Freshmen and Assist nts
Union. Write at once to BOSTON TYPO
fTTETAE AGENT. 4ls West Taycttc Street,
Eecor1d Floor Baltimore, Md. 44ft t3
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WANTED, "a /. BRIGHT, ENERGETIC BOY,
between the ages OF lG and IS yeai 9 or aG.,
able to furnish reference. Addrcss OFFICE
H BOY care this office.
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WANTED. FOR IT, s. ARMY: Able.
bodied unmarried men. between ages OF
Il and IS, citizens of United States OF
can speak. read and write English. For
apply to Recruiting Officer,
ITO East Broad Street. Richmond. Va. M
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torsI1 PARK AVENUE CIGARS; NOTHING
N BETTER FOR A NICKEL s't5s (
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SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.
POSSIBLY YOU ARE DISSATISFIED WITH
your signs Shouldn't wSnder Next time
get good signs; Cheap too See THE
& SOUTHERN ADVERTISING SIGN CO.. 1919
E. Main, Phone 12a. 3sa s1.l.aIs
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SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.

DON'T BIZ REPRESENTED BY CHEAP
looking signs unless they tit your be ~ Good
merchants want good signs. Sec THE
SOUTHERN ADVERTISING SIGN CO.. 1111
+. Main Phone 123, 5-.
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She Won the Prize

A don luncAeop given n a @estsrn cty
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WANTED. 70 KNOW IT YOU Wild Dis
tribute advertising matter: relable sfcctnlly.
Il company: S15 weekly and nll eXpenscs 7 RI
III gUMPH CO.. Dallas, Tex. Si
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WANTED. a PRACTICAL AND E&PER1-
a enced housekccper; one accustomed 10 man
agenent of store-room anu pantry Apply,
office. 3 iaul& ta&s .s&
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3 HELP WAN TED-Fem

LADIES FOR PIECE WORK AT HOME:
steady. Call strictly Il to 5, SIS L. Clay st.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-10
A BUNCH OF NAMES
OF FOLKS IN TOWN,
Those Who Come and Leave
Daily.
VISITORS AT AMERIcUs HOMES
Your Own Name or That of a Friend
Nav Be Found Below I'm the Lone
List of Yesterdays Visitors Who
Game Here,

Genuine Sumter county seed rye,
onion sets and turnip seed of all kinds
at Hudson's drugstore.
Mr.. James Taylor was called to Lees
burg yesterday, where he went on legal
business.
Mr.. Crawford Wheatley IS at home
again after short business trip to
New York.
Rev. W. W. Arnold was in the city
yesterday, en- route to Sparta upon q
short visit.
Mrs. A. r. Logan, after a pleasant
visit to relatives in Atlanta, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. B. r, Easterlin has returned to
AndersonvilIe after a visit to relatives
in Americas.
Miss Hattie Griffith and Miss Mer-
rift, of Plains, were fair visitors at the
bazaar yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Weaver, of Thorn
aston, were visitors in Am ericus yes
terday morning.
Mr.. W. r. Chapman left yesterday
for Putnam, where he Will make his
home hereafter.
Mrs. Anna White. of Atlanta, is Wis
iting Mre. Tim Furlow at her residence
on Barlow street.
Miss Amzie Daniel. of Friendship,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. NJ.
Everett, this week.
Miss Alice Foster, fair attendant
at GAINESVILLE College, was a visitor in
the city yesterday, returning to Buena
Vista.
Mr.. Louis Lippman and Miss Flossie
L'ppmau, Of Montezuma, were visitors
in the city Yesterday, guests of the Ho-
tel Windsor.
Mrs, Henry B. Allen leaves today for
Macon, going thence to South Caro-
lima, where she will spend the holiday
season with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M, Harper and Miss
Harper, of Friendship. are now oiti-
zens of Americus, residing with Mrs.
r. E. Allison, on Church street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-10
.SANTAIS GOING TO
The Bazaar TODAY,
With Presents For Children
Galore.
AN OCCASION THIS AFTERNOON
Every Child at The Bazaar viii Receive
Present-Baz to Close Tonight
With the Auction Sale of Goods
Still on Hand.

This is the closing day of the bazaar,
and tonight the doors will be shut upon
q scene of beauty and pleasure lasting
during the week and marking the most
successful event of like kind ever
known here.
Americus has had many bazars, but
no like occasion ever surf assed this
one
Socially it has been grand success !;
financially magnificent one, results
already SURPRISING the fondest expec-
tatlon of those laboring so hard to
make it success.
The only disappointed ones are those
who predicted failure. And there are
a few such here.
And now, at the close of the week of
success, the bazaar will end tonight in
a blaze of glory Hundreds will at
tend, and the interest will be as great
as upon opening night, with big bar
gains for the multitude,
This afternoon Santa Claus will drop
in at the city hall.
He came to town last night, and
promises to attend the bazaar this after
noon at 8 o'clock and present every
child there with a gift.
For this afternoon only, season tick
cts will not be good and all will pay
10 cents at the door, both children and
adults. Tonight the season tickets are
good again, while cash admission is
reduced to ten cents.
Tonight there will be grand auc-
tion sale of all the booths and contents,
bargain sale which all will want to
attend.
Theron Hawkes. and Lee Hansford
will play the role of auctioneers and
promise bargains to all, particularly
the old maids, who have no one to buy
groceries for them. The last night
will be great one indeed.
The bazsr will be great financial
success, the ladies now counting upon
81, 200 net.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-10
BleaChed and URbLeaChed Table Damash

Good linens at all times ale like
gold dollars, always worth one hun
dred cents. These Damasks at
these prices are veritable bagains
72-inch Bleached Satin Damask,
neat floral designs, worth and sold
at S5c; specially priced at 69c.
68-inch Bleached Damask in a
large variety of patternt, also about
40 Remnants, 2; 21c and 3 yards
long, regular price 65c yard; speci.
ally priced for this sale at 4215.
1O-inch extra heavy Mercerized
Table Damask, beautiful patterns,
will wash and wear well, and guar.
antee perfect satisfaction, worth
85c, specially priced at 69c; also j
size Napkins to match at 50 dozen
72-inch Cream Satin Damask,
good heavy quality, regular price
65c; specially price at Ale,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-10
Big Bargains in Bed Spreads.

You'll save money ifyou buy Bed
Spreads row, and money saving
should not be beneath anybody.
100 Bed Spreads "White" Mar
settles patterns, large size, worth
SIPS; specially priced for this sale
at 90c.
100 White Bed Spreads, Mar.
SELLS patterns, extra large size,
pc hemmed, worth $1.75; speci-
ally priced for this sale at $1.3
q 100 White Bed Spreads, Mar
SELLS patterns, extra leavy quality
regular price $1.50; specially pric-
ed for this sale at $1.l9.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-10
The Sale Of NAPKINS,

Not a home in this community
but can find room for dozen or two
extra Napkins. It will pay you
well to buy tqem during the big
linen sale.
100 Dozen Linen D'Oylies color
borders, worth 35c; special at Doc
dozen.
30 Dozen Bleached Linen d.
Oylies, large size, worth 75c, at
soc dozen.
rs Dozen z size Bleached Damask
Napkins, large assortment of
patterns, worth $1.35 dozen; speci-
ally priced ror this sale at csc doz.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-10
Phone SO. AMERlCUS ILLUMINATING 8 POWER co
A HowLINc SUCCESS.
Americus Still Laughing at Brobdie-
raglan Affair.


The talk of the town yesterday was
the brobdignagian wedding at the ba-
Ear the night previous, wherein Lee
Hansford in the role Of girl girIy, tall
and anything than graceful, became
the sbride" of Neon Buchanan, who
was hard up to get married.
And no event in recent years provok
ed greater hilarlty,
This i'll matched wedding had been
ex ensively advertised, and the multi
tude went to see and to laugh. Aud
there was plenty doing.
Among the attendants were Messrs
Dudley Gatewood, j. j. Hanesley.
Zack Childers, John Sheffield, Walter
Page, Frank Harold. Tom McLendon,
Emmett McNulty, T. f. Galloway,
John Ross, Brown McLendop, John
Hardy and several other males.
And half of these enacted the role oil
bridesmaids as well.
The brobdignsgian costumes were
wholly utterly beyond description. The
"bride" wore gown of curtain calico,
en- train with corset attachment, real
3-ply hose, twenty yards of mosquito
net ing and a wreath of juicy Florids
oranges,
Her bouquet of collard stalks, tied
with pink ribbons, was sent from the
eolored restaurant.
The groom entered with the grace OF
a duck and looked not little like one.
His eylphlike form was padded with
pillows, while the moustache he could
not raise otherwise was tied on with
grocer's twine.
The bridemaids were the most hid
eous and altogether disreputable ap-
pearing set ever assembled outside 9
county workhouse.
Either one would hav3 thrown a
drinking man into spasm had they met
elsewhere. Dresses of the vintage oil
1910, wigs and corsets were freely
used in the makeup, The aggregated
menagerie was about the worst that
ever got bunch on wedding.
If possible, the groomsmen made ur
even a worse looking lo1.
Miss Jusnita Hardy, recently Of
Sing Sing and who ought to be al
home, attempted to sing "Grizrblzr-
hbzkkkdamsky'" as a wedding over
ture. After fifteen minutes OF bowling
someone struck the songbird with a
cabbage.
The audience would have been par
doned for shooting at any stage of the
orgie, but allowed the bridal party to
escape from the building. 1t was
great. and the audience was convulsed
with laughter Americus has never
seen finer burlesque wedding.
This, like the ''baby wedding" will
be repeated at the opera house one
night very soon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-10
Time to RepIGnish the Towel Stock,

You may buy as few or as many
of these Towels as you see fit, but
this hint: Towels are not to be had
at these prices always.
30 Dozen all-linen buck Towels;
size 1882, hemmed regular price
123c, specially priced at $1.10 doz.
15 Dozen all--linen hemstitched
buck Towels, large size, worth 25c;
specially priced at 19c.
30 Dozen hemstitchod and firing
ed all-linen Damssk and huck
Towels, sold everywhere at 35c;
specially priced for this sale at 25C
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-10

Don't look for true happiness in the man
sIons of the very rich, where high-priced
physicians are called in to doctor every all
ment But seek it and find 1t, too, IN the com
fortab'e home of the middle-classes and so
called poor, where Green's August Flower is
always used to keep the family healthy
cure all stomach troubles, whether indiges.
ton, dyspepsia, constipation, loss of appe
tite, bilious attacks or torpid liver, Trial
bottle August Flower, 25c. Big bottle 75c, AT
all druggists.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-10
NIP 1T IN THE BUD.
First Appearance of Dandruff n Fore
runner of Future Badness.

First Appearance of Dandruff n Fore
runner of Future Badness.
That such is the case has been con-
clusively proven by scientific research.
Prof. Unna, the noted European skin
specialist, declares that dandruff is the
burrowed-up cuticle of the scalp. caused
by parasites destroying the vitality in
the hair bulb. The hair becomes lifeless
and, in time, falls out. This can be pre-
vented.
Newbro's Herpicide kills this dandrufi
germ, and restores the hair to its natural
softness and abundancy.
Herpicide is now used by thousands oil
people-all satisfied that it is the most
wonderful hair preparation on the mar
ket to-day.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. In
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.
Detroit, Mich.
OODSON'S PHARMACY. Special Agent