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New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
FEAR FOR ". c. POTTER.
Son-in-La7o of Secretary Morton Is
IN the Yaqm Country.

Washington, Jan. 21.-Secretary Morton Of the
NAVY has received a telegram from Enrique
Creel. Governor of Chihuahua, Mexico. saying
that he has taken prompt measures to protect
all Americans in the part of the country where
John K Mckenzie was killed. He thinks the
danger is now over.
Secretary Morton sent a personal inquiry to
the Governor concerning his son-in-law William
c. Potter who started for the Bohuerachi mines
on January & This is about two hundred miles
from where Mr. Mckenzie met his death.
The State Department Will take up with the
American Embassy IN Mexico City the question
az recovering the bodies Of the dead and also
obtaining prompt punishment for the murders.
Chicago Jan M.-E- a. Potter president OF the
American Trust and Savings Bank here. father OF
william Chapman Potter sent telegram 20 Chi
b,,abua to-day giving Instructions to send tracer
into the mountains after his to learn if all Is
well
MY son went into the Yaqui country from the
east and Mackenzie and Coy struck In from the
west said Mr. Potter "The mine my son IS on
the way 10 inspect be only about thirty miles
from the scene of the murder and closer yet to the
point where Ira Sanger was killed by the Yaquis
few days ago ! IN that region three years
ago 1t. is n Wild broken country in the heart OF
the Sierra Madre mountains. full OF gorges and
Continued second page.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
HOLD-UP ON FAST TRAIN.
Passengers Of "Spotane Flyer"
Robbed of Watches and Cash.

Portland Ore, Jan. 21.-Passengers on the
Oregon Railway and Navigation train No. 4.
known as the Spokane Flyer" were robbed just
after the train left the East Portland station
shortly after o'clock tonight by four masked
men. who boarded the rear platform OF the last
car. which was a sleeper. The track enters Sui
livan GuIch, a dark ravine, few hundred feet
south OF the station
AS the train turned into the gulch the four
men entered the smoking compartment and COM
manded the occupants TO throw up their hands.
The robbers proceeded 10 go through the pas
sengers, securing about 500 and a gold watch.
when the half dozen passengers had been
robhad the bandits became frightened and
,,,,,ned from lie train disappearing in the
s.r.-ness A posse was sent after the robbers.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
10 FORCE PLEA on CAR.
Z CRUCIAL TEST TO-DAY.
Troops Pour INTO City-Stikers
Firm-Tndastry Ceases.

Whether Russia is facing revolution
n whether the autocrahc system is pow
stul enough TO maintain control VIII. ac-
oording to dispatches. be made known to-
day The striking worklnen hold firmly
- tber intention to march to the Winter
Palace and present their petition to the
Czar. and the government is resolved to
prevent the demonstration.
Troops poured into ST. Petersburg all
Jsr. There were rumors of disafechon
among the soldiers. Gates and bridges
are guarded and a strong force is massed
At The palace square. All industries in the
cspital have been suspended. Butchers
and bakers have ceased work and the
streetcar men have joined the strikers.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
FRIENDLY PROTECTORATE BEGINS FEBRUARY 1.

enough has been learned to AFFORD assurance
that the present agreement provides for reor-
ganization Of Santo Domingos internal admins
tration on lines which augur well for the future
prosperity of the island, and the belief Is ex-
pressed that when the time arrives FOR the
United States to turn over TO the Dominican au-
thorities the full reins OF government on the
island the country Will not only be free from
debt but will be as well fitted as Cuba TO carve
out its destiny as a republie. Unhanspered hT
the mistakes Of former administrations and re-
heved OF the military ogarchy which makes It
to-day q republic in name only.
After the protocol has been examined by Sen
ators they may advise the President to put It
in treaty form. but that course is not now con-
tempIated
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

the following manner: S1s75O on the 1st. srn.
10Th and 22d Of each month
In case the total revenues OF the first or auz
subsequent year are less than S2.O0oOoo, tho
payments may be proportionately decreased.
Out OF the 80 per cent the American govern
ment will pay the employees Of the custom houses
and the interest on the amortization Of the for
eign and domestic debts. The whole surplus
may remain. and each fiscal year win be dsliv-
cred TO the Dominican government and devoted
10 the payment Of it's debts.
No changes in the present inpore dues or
port charges win be made without the consent
of the American government until the debt is
completely paid.
Except import duties. the government has the
right to abolish or reduce dues Immediately.
The American government. at the request OF
the Dominican government. shall grant such
other assistance in it's power to restore the cred
it, preserve order. increase the efficiency OF the
civH administration and advance the material
progress and welfare Of the republic.
The agreement win take effect after February
/ next
The Americans here say Minister Dawson and
Commander Dillingham; deserve credit for the
extremely quick settlement Of the Dominican
problem. and it is claimed that the execution OF
the agreement undoubtedly will be beneficial to
the republic
President Morales has presented TO Command
er Dillingham; the gold pen used IN signing the
protocol
quiet prevails here and is expected to con-
tinue.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
BANKER HELD.
Former President Of Equitable Ma
tional VIII Be Brought Here.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBrNE.l ]

New Orleans. Jan. 21.-John Carraway for
merly president OF the Equitable National Bank
in New-York, has been arrested at his home at
Biloxi, Miss, on a warrant sworn out in New
York charging him with the oyerceruhcatlon
of checks while he the president or the
Neg-York bank. The arrest was made by the
federal officials, as the offence was committed IN
a national bank Carrawa will be taken 10
New-York within few days
The amount OF the overcertihcation is not stat
ed in he indictment.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
ACROSS CONTINENT LUXURY.

Sunset Annex Car, for Mexico and California
leaves " Y. daily at as T. N, via southern X y.
A & w p w OF A. l. & y. r. r Affords
every refinement OF r. X. travel y. \. offices 81
and f185 R'Way.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
QUICKEST LINE To CLEVELAND.

Ieaye New York SEE p. m, arrive ClsVeland -
rext morning Cincinnati i:S0 p. m Indianapolis s:W
=. M ct. Louis a:fs p m. by New YORK |enuaL
tlne Service 40 exoSsa Lars.-AasS
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

leaves New-York every day ar 12:D noon, making
quickest time in both directions between New-1ork
and st. Augustine. superb train. For reeort book
lets inquire any 2. n. f. oiice or LIS Hrosewey,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
sourHERMs PAlM LIMITED.

ST AUGUSTINE. AIKEN AND AUGUSTA va
p r. r. ana southern Ry- ". New tofk 10
y n NaEnidcent train. surrounded 0y ever
ilIxlrr Two other fast trains 80 y "a ai1d A--A1
a Nj N. y Offices 81 and 1ls0 b"@s.-A1ss
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
PlNgHuRsr IN. c. SPECIAL.

Iv New York daily. except sunday; via p r. X
"a -so,sthsrn Rv Sleeping cars Washington 20
Pinehuryt *. Y. offices 21 and llso Bway.-AoNI
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

EIGHTEEN TRAINS A DAY BEIWEEN NEM wv
work and Buffalo via the six-tfack NeW aoiA NrA-
'.ei 81 tls West Eh0rs EatiSo1d4-Aaih
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
THE GOLF OF PlNEHuE3T.

The ROYAL and Ancient Gs ~ n al its glory
Two s,,perb courses Mid. brac!pg climate 70 nouIs
over seaboard Air LAne or Southern Ry.-AdVt-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

b ne appetizer better and safer than cocktails.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
FIVE KILLED BY YAQUIS.
FOUR WERE AMERICANS.
Three Escaped from ambush Near
C0bachi, MeTicO.

Nogales, Ariz.. Jan. 21-Four Americans and
one Mexican were ambushed and killed by
Yaqui Indians Thursday afternoon. Janu-
ary 10. four miles east of Cobachi, thirty-hve
miles east of La Colorado State of Sonora
Mexico. The bodies are at La Colorado
and VIII be brought to this place tomorrow
The dead are.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

while Mr.. Croker may die from injuries received
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

FRANK CROKER IN HIS AUTOMOBILE.
races yesterday Mr. Crokers chauffeur was killed.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-02
Eegas.

Der Bau Der @olfbabn BON
StDdoale uah @uerD 1T BEN bieiis
aen a~OntraftDr IS. .. &obertlon
nbertra9en tuorben. &Obertlon bofft,
ben Bau biz gum eriten Tebruar
poaenoet gu baben.
Die erite 8ablunesanmeiiuna,
tuelhe oas Staatsihabamt i'm neuen
Tiacaliabr auSiteute, rpar Die Wns
meiiung auf $40, 900, ourh melhe
Der Geit Der &auflumme fur oas
Mlamos 8ebdube besoblt miro.
Der @Dunerneur bat ben bis,
bergen Boliaeifommii1dr Blalnd in
Dallas uno Den bisberiaen 5euers
webrtommiiidr S(anarh mieoer ers
narnt.
Nus Brownsville miro aemels
bet, DAB BON bort aus aiemli9 piel
8aummole nod WeritO eeldidt
mirb.
- Sn Iuitir bat lid Elm Sc Sabre
alter Wann Namens Bbilar Bolts,
elm uolbabenber 5armer aus @ons
aales @ountD, perbeiratet. Seine
~iunae" Srau, cine 6rau Woblep, lit
auh ihon bDbbetaet.
= Sn 8e0r9et0nn puroe am
Sreitag Der Neaer Breltpn Tauterss
lep, Der feline frau um9ebrabt bate,
gebdnat.
Cine merfniroiee uno, uenn
tie Iih beii6ti9t, empDrenoe @eldidte
miro aus st. 8ortb beribtet. Dort
1T in einem 6otel elm iunges Wdos
den aus ennis. cine B6bmin Sea-
mems Sranca 8raica, aeItDrben,
nahoem tie einem &inoe bas 2eben
ge9eben bate. IS mar sur 8eit Der
@ntbtnouna Niemano bel ibr als elm
Wfanu, aud elm 8Dbme, Der bebaups
tet, gu ibr in feinem, naberen Ser
bdltnis gu iteben uno iie rtur aus Wfits
leio nah st. Wortb gebraht su ha.
ben. Nls oas Rino Qebureu mar,
le9te Der Wfann es in Die Shublaoe
elmer &ommooe uno lief Damn nah
Der 0otelOffice berunter, um eiuen
Nr5t bulen 81 laiien. Nls Der Irst
tam, mar oas iunae Wdoben oeltor.
ben; Der Sob mar ourd ben Wanqel
elmer oeeigneten 6ulfeleiftuna BEL BET
@%ntbinoune berbeiaefabrt. 9as aino
ifien ebenfaus tot Az iein, erbplte
ltb aber unter Der eeeianeten Bfleae
iuater wieoer. Der 8ealeiter oes
Waohen8 iaat, oaB er oerIudt babe,
bic un9liidlihe i'm ct. SoIepb's
6uipitalS. i'm 80man Q Gescue Some
uno anbern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
untersubrinaen, aber iiberaa abaes
tpieIen iei.
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Il n e rtpartete 2ogit.

Sn elmer Der Stem Yorter Cages.
ibulen puroen tirblib Die 5hiiler
in Geographic aepriift, uno Der Ghuls
inipettDr leate einent Der Sungen,
Der iib DEFENDERS intelligent eeseiat
bette, bic Srage por:
rWas 1T bic groable?"
Sin imagindrer Stab BON einem
Sole gum anoeren, I'M pelhen Die
groe iid brebt." mar Die pronlpte
Nntu0rt oes Sbilers.
.Sebr gut, bemerfte befrieoiot Der
Snipeftor, .uno tanr1 mar, gum 8eis
lpiel 8leioer auf bieien Stab bdngen?"
uSa, 5err." mar Die unersnartete
Mntu0rt.
.Birtlih?" fragte Der Snlpettor
elm menig enttdui@t, ,,tuas benin fir
&leioer?"
nSmaaindre &leioer, 6err!"
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Adams s1 ! Kent,
SPEZlALlSTEN.
unferiumt,

~tAfNNkf
oenn unterinbuns Benefit bic 0ahrheit
ooer u%ntpabrbeit ireenb elmer. 8ebaups
tuug.
9rs. abams & Sent, gueensSp eaiolie
ten. 2tr1rner 81, 81 uno 80 Sifs @eb6u.
De, beibranten ibre Braris auf beilbare
Nu9entrantbeiten unb 8erunfaltuuoeu
Der Nn9en uno bebanbeln lire Iatienten
inter @arantie.
Wir beilen eranulierte 9iber in 30 gas
gen; fptr beilen bic lhrperfen Sale, TOM
pll5lert onrcb Sritis, @eihmire, eiuae=
iparbiene 8impern in 60 bis 80 Yaaen.
gSenn SIR oaran stueifelt, fommt aur
Stfce uno 1prebt nit 2euten, bic bierber
aetDhrt tpnroeu uno in 10 bis 20 Saaeu
Sebtratt erbtelter; bic borber BON an6es
rem Sfuliiten temperate grleihteruno
batten uns iib infurabeI oIoubten.
IS: :: y. NoamS, M. d. bDn Der sSirmo
1T Elm 'au9enar5t nit 15idbriger grfabs
rnn9, Der ietne BraIis jebt aaf droni1che
n ld1fulert9e Ope%rati0nsfdle belbranft,
ben 8ltnoen bic Sebtraft ruieoerherftent,
gr bat unldnaft oreiBig beban6elt, bic
Snr St1ee 9eflibrt tuuroen uno felt l bis
~ Sanren 9eflhrt tper6en muBten. Sic,
benuno5tuan6rg t6nnen iebt iehen, 6rei
6lteben ungebeilt; ie baben aber feinen
Dollar a~useeaeben.
sso t6nnen oieie ReiuItote iibertrofen
fper6en?
gSenn Sbr etn Nugenleioen babt, ton.
lnlttert Srs. Noants & Sent. @enn Sbr
illd9t in Der Office boripreben f6nnt,
lcbreIbt nm Snmptom.6ormulare 8ir
tonnen Sud- pieaeidt Su SauIe turiereu.
pte mtr ntele lheinbar unheil6are Sale
turieren ourh uniere epeBial' 6eilmittel.
DRS. ADAMS & KENT,
6idss@ ebInoe.
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Sine Seridbtiauna.

9err Bfarrer Subrpert BON Der
bieiiaea oeutihen ct. Soiepbss& Stride
teilte urs in 8esug auf Den Mrtitel:
Gin Gneriff auf ben Oroen Der Ser.
n%tannsi6bne" nit, baB er in feiner
Weiie pDn ben SermannsiDbnen afs
elmer @eleQlhaft oDn BanterDtteuren
nno S~elbitm6roern aeiprpden babe.
Or babe a~aeroings, in elmer 8orbez
n1erfung 81 ieiner Breoigt, niht in
ieiner Breoiat ielbft. feline WeinunQ
oabln auSgeiprOden, oaB er es fur
3atbolifen rihtiser bolte, iih einem
tatboliihen Bereine ansuihlieBen als
ben 0ermannsiDbnen uno anberen
Goaen uno babe binaueeiebt, baB
es urter ben ~3ogenmitelieoern i m
piele SelbftmDrs
Der gebe; Die 6ermannslDbne Ieien
bel oieier Ben1ertung niht eenonnt.
Sraeno etuas BON Banterptteuren
81 baben, b~eitreitet 6err Bfar.
rer Subrtuert auf's gntihieoenfte.
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Eaaes 5 N~Seataretten
3 n b,

Der 8eirat Der Banamas &analz
8pmmiiIton, nelher aus elmer Nns
sabl heroDrraaenoer Sngenieure aus
oerIhieoenen 2dnbern beitebt, lit in
8aIbinatDn 8u elmer GiBung suiams
menQetreten. gr miro oariiber entz
id)eioen, Db Der &anal elm iDaenanna
ter Sea 3epel" Sanal ueroen ioQ,
3. 8. elm &anal Dbne 5hleuien uno
0ebeuerte, burh ben Die Snife etns
fad binourhfabren t6nnen, ooer elm
Shleuienfanal. Die frlberen &anals
fommiIlionen baben iid fir ben 9ebs
terer entlbieoen, Die tiiralih oOrge=
nommenen Nrbeiten, por allen Die
Nuserabunaen oes rGulebra gut"
baben aber nieoer Die Srage auFaez
mprfen, Db es ntdt Doh mDglib md=
re. einen ySea.9eeel" &anal 81
bauen. Sic iebtQe aanalfommiiiion
bat bic Sadie Dem 8eirat p0rgeleat.
Sic empfieh(t ben Blan niht. lonoern
madt iuear boranf auftnertiam, oaB
man auh bel einem ipgenannten
SEQ Qeoef= &anal Der Sb(euIen ntdJt
meroe e~ntbebreu tOnnen, i'm uebris
gen iibetl dBt Tie Dem Beirat uDlia
Die Gntibeioung.
See Staotrot nDn atlanta,
@eurQia. bat in elmer @retutipiibung
Beibli1ie anaenDmmen, mel6e ben
WaDur Der Staot, einen 6errn WoDoz
marb, peeen ieines Benebmens auf
Der &Unoention Der amerifanil6en
Stdoteperpaltunaen in TulebD auf's
Shdrfite tabeln. Wooomaro ioQ bort
periudt baben, in betrunfenem 8us
1tanbe cine Geoe gu balten. BDooz
maro beitreitet Die &ibtiQteit Der Be-
i6ulbi9unQ.
Sn 6anuibal, Wo., bat Elm
Surge Ramens Oic2ain einem ans
bern Sungeu Nanens Charles @bri>
ftian Die &leioer nit Betroleum be-
qu11en uno oan1t angesiinoet. Sb.
gleid iDfort 2eute aur 6ilfe herbei.
tatner, wuroe Der &fetne ooh 10
fbmer perleBt, oaB er fterben miro.
- 8ouoerneur Cor BON Tenneiiee
/ bat cine @tnnanoerunQsz uno Quo
rantdre : 9onpentiDn Der iibliGen
Staater, auf ben l. 9Dbember nDrges
l9lngen. 9ieiefbe Iou, tuenn tie gu
Stanoe t0mn1t, in Chattanooga ftatts
| ftnoen.
Sn gbicaaD fino Die nSob"s
9ruder am Streit uno in Stem gDrt
Die WetaQplatten. Nrbetter. Wan
firdtet, oaB Der 9rufer. Streit in
Chicago fid peiter ausbreiten miro.
CHARLES s. Bfiiter. Der Be.
fannie &apitaliit in Wilnnutee, Der
i boz eini9en WOhen DON Der 8rano=
Surp angetlagt uDrben NOR $14. 900.
Die bee 8iseoniin Genoering Com.
panb gebDrten, unterihla9eu 81 ia.
ben, bat cine grfldrung erlai1en,
ourb melbe Die Vintage binfduio
aemaht miro. Die Inaaben in Die
Ter @rtldrung tperoen burh bic Bn=
@er Der griten Natipnalbatf in Wil=
nautee, ourh ben B~r6Iioenten unt
anoere Beante Der &enoeringgpm.
panD" unb bur@ ben 3ontrattUr
griQep beitdtigt. Die Nntlage geaen
Bffter erreate ieineraeit, tpeaen Der
angelebenen Steaufg, Die Der Nneez
tla9te einnimmt, auaemeines Guf=
leben.
9urh oas Reriprineen einea
Shmungraoes in ben 8erfen Der
NatiDnat Cube Company in Wc3eess
port, Benniblpanien, tpurben finn
Berioten get6tet uno orei ibmer pers
lebt.
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yOue star 5iuuipriide.

uno tpenn elm Sreuno gum anoern tommt,
8reDenat man einen Grant.
9as gone Gtar inn ant belten frommt,
or tueiB Sir oaflr 9ant.
Die @eile gutter 8eber 1T
Sn friib' uno ipdter Stunoe:
9aB Xpme Star Sier i'm &ruae lit
uno gutter 8ib i'm Wnnoe.
MlaMp lit meine Sreuoe,
Mlam0 lift meme SUIT,
Sin ib audi NAL in Der &reloe,
Sing ib bod nit frilher 8ruit:
Zone gtar lit Der bette SrDpfen
Ser9eftelt aus Ntals un6 Sopfen..
8errate nibt leile, nerrate uicbt laut,
8as Elm 5reuno beim @lale Sir anuer>
traut.
DEM bas gone Star l6let bic 8unse inn
unb nas er Dir ia9t. bas meint er nibt
iblimm.
8ieber leerl g 1T unertraalib
SDlbes RaBl Ser Surit tuatbt t69Iidb,
ln6 bic Glider bleiben ITEM,
8inibt' iie pirbeu 9r6Ber leinl
9enu beim eolen SOue gtar Bier
Beraebt Der 9urft nur lanalam mir.
8enn 9u 10 rebt beim 2One Star bift,
Dent berer, bic gu gu Sauie iieB't,
uno trint auf's 8ol Der Seinen
gocb Ginen.
Man friest i'm 9eben uues lblisBIih iatt, J
Die beiteu Sinse iinb uiht a~usaenommeu.
Selbt bas &eraniisen madt ben Meniheu
matt;
9afielbe itets, oas fann inn nicbt befom,
men.
Sur Suue Star g5ier fam taelib er Der.
tra9er,
8eil es i'm fraftiat, linn perihaft 8eba.
gen.
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"oId Reliable ;.

Gin altes unb su~nerlaiii9es Seilmittel
geoer 8%eritopfune, Mase1s unb 2eber.
leioen, iotpie aegen aQe Stbrunaen Der
SeroauunssDrgane iinb Die ct. 8ernarb
&rduterpilen. Die Bilen fino aus benz
Safte heiltrdftiser &rduter bereeteIt unb
entbalten 6ieIelben tueoer Guedfilber, mod
iraeno tuel6e anoere Der @eiunbbeit icb6oe
Ittbe Snarebien5en. Nus bieIem @run6e
baben iih bic Billen biele Sreunoe erfpor~
ben, tuelhe auf oieielben als elm ousoee
seirhnetes Nrsneimittel ibtuDren. Sic ct.
Berraro 9rduterpilen iinb in alien @poz
tbefen su boben.
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Don etuem 9Npb auoeariifen

in einem Grbeiter : 8iot unb I6redli9
5useri6tet, sriff elm gbieagper GtraBens
6a9n, 8pnbaf eur gu 8udlen's Nrn;ca
Salbe uno iuurbe interchangeable.
IS. S. Beld BON 3efonIba, Mi6.,
l9reibt: Sd sebraude es in meiner ssaz
Mile une finoe es perfect. @rpBartie
fir S6nittz unb 8ranbmunber. Sour
rs Gts. BEL S. &alteDer & Sobn, @eo.
S. s. S9miot, @isentiimer, unb soolf
0reib. :
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= Nus Ooeiia n,eloet man: 6ier
lit peoer arntlib mod auBeramtlib
etmas iiber bag Waiiatre BON Suoen
IN @ioibi. 8eiiarabien, befannt.
umiragen in iioiihen &reiien eraes
ben Werneinungen. BGre Die Mebes
let n~Drgetommeu. 10 miiroe fie Den
bieitaen Ssraeliten nidt unbetannt
geblteben fem.
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Seine Aual tDmt,t Ger burb Hbeu.
matismus neruriahten aleib. Dur9
ben @ebraub BON @imer & MmenbS
&ecept WD. 2S51 miro iofort Gin.
oerung aeibaffen. Sn allen gpo.
tbefen au baben.
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gaalt6e Sonriften s6latwaaen

mad Californian, ebeniu nod ct.
Souls. pia 9eras & 8acific 8 8abn
obne 8ebiel. Sbreibt on iraeno
einen 9idet . N9enten ruegen biefes
neuen 9ieniteS ooer an 6. IS. Eur.
ner, @enerals Baiiaaier'Q geut, Dal.
los, Qera8.
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&auft pDri Der Carr Boob
q Goal Company, ebe Der
8lnter fommt. Stint guros su lie
$4.25.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-05-16
JOTS AND DOTS IN
NEWS OF A DAY
Little Tales are Told Briefly
Here.
BOILED DOWN TO FOUR LINES.
News Notes Of interest But Too Short
for Headlines 5unched Together
Short Tales of the Town Whacked
Shorter Still.

Buy good hammock and enjoy the
long hot sultry summer large as.
sortment. Price $3.50 to S. so. Hol-
liday's Bookstore.
Several score children desiring to at
tend the Calvary Sunday school picnic
today will be excused from school duty
by Supt. Miller.
Since policeman is sent to Magnolia
Dell on Sundays it's popularity as q re-
sort has greatly enhanced. Hundreds
of ladies now go there.
The promise of rain yesterday was
very flattering. Farmers do not want
it, but here in the city a good rain
would be very beneficial.
Sumter superior court will be form
ally opened next Monday. Judge Lit
tlejOhn will then announce whether the
session will be postponed.
Mrs. Americus is butting about in
the kitchen this week. Aunt Dinah
has gone to the cotton patch, and it is
for her to cook or go hungry.
Heavy rain clouds, with vivid light
ming. hung low in the west last night.
A foe rain fell here, while the tenn
perature was much reduced.
The gate receipts in police court yes
terday were highly satisfactory, and
visions of barrels of plug grease float
ed before eyes aldermanic.
The prospecS Of that $500 office
building to bg-eEected here, seems ex-
cellens, aud the subject is one for con-
gratula' ion among our citizens.
Think of the mercury going to %
here at this early date. Usually that
is an extreme point for August. Old
Sol really ought to be ashamed
Baskets for the Easter picnic today
will be sent to Calvary church by 8
O'Clock, where wagons will call for
baskets and convey them to the dell.
A handsomely draped Pullman, filed
with jolly New Orleans delegates to the
I. P. A. meeting in Savannah, passed
Americus via the Seaboard yesterday.
Lawn swings for four people only,
$500. Fall line of Water Coolers, Re-
ftigerators aud Ice Cream Freezers.
HUNTINGTON Co.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-05-16
100 Years Old.

A frame house can be kept in order
for a 100 years, if painted with the L.
IL M. Paint about once in ten to fifteen
wears This is because the Il & M.
4 nc hardens the L. & M. White Lead,
aud gives the paint extraordinary life.
1t also makes it cover an enormous sur
face, SO that four gallons L & NJ. and
three gallons linseed oil will paint a
moderate sized house.
Actual cost whom ready for use about
81 20 per gallon.
James S. Barron, President Manches-
ter Cotton Mills, Rock Hill, S. c.,
wrtes:
"Gn 1883 painted my residence with
L. & M. 1t looks better than great
many houses painted three years ago.
Sold by The Eldridge Drugstores.