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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16

If the baby is cutting teeth, be sure and use that old and well tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for chill dren teething. It sOoths the child, soft ems the gum, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diar- rhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
srrEs FnR ArroTrNTTNc..

The action of Sherman Armstrong of Shelton against Joseph Van Amringe of this city in which the plaintiff sues for a partnership accounting was before Judge, Ullman in the court of common pleas yesterday morning.
 The plaintiff and defendant were in business in this city under the firm name of the Prentice Machine company in '1eO4 and it is alleged that the de- fendant sold out the business and stock of the company and has since fail- ed to make an accounting of the pro- ceeds of the sale to his former partner.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
SEEKS TO RECOVER ON NOTE.

Constable Peter McNerney has at- tached property on Blake street belong ing to Frank F. and Hattie Edwards, in a suit brought by Francis T. Nun son of this city to recover $500 on 8 note.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES
NEW HAVEN FALLS BEFORE
 ROSE CITY MEN.

Sherwood Touched Up at 0rportune Times--New London Taken Into Camp by HoIyoke and Bridgeport Defeats Meriden Through Errors by Latter nt Critical Times-HartfOrd Takes Eleyen-Inning Game from Springfield. Norwich, June 15.-Through oppor- tune and heavy hitting Norwich trim med New Haven to-day. New Haven batted hard, but their hits did not come when needed, as bases were full twice and only one scored, that being on a long fly. The score:
 Norwich. -..
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
CITY COURT CASES.

Henry E. Swan was fined $1 and csts of $7.71 in the city court yesterday morning for boxing his father on the ear during family jar. <. .@..% ..-,,
 Frank German, accused of robbing a storekeeper and who was captured by
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16

PRINCIPAL W. F. NICHOLS ILL.
 Wilbur F. Nichols, supervising prin- |cipel of Eaton school district, has been confined to his home at Il Livingston street for two days with an attack of the grip.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
WHITE ESTATE HEARING.

There vas hearing in the probate court yesterday in the matter of the c state of the late Mrs. Eliza T. White of Brooklyn. verdi weeks ago in the absence of Judge Cleaveland, Judge Hc2huri. of Milford, accepted the ac- count of James Kingsley Blake, as ad- ministrator, and yesterday the husband of the deceased, Josiah J. White, ap- peared and applied for an appeal to the superior court, as he objected to the account. Whites attorneys did not appear. Judge Cleaveland reserved his decision.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16

One bottle of Burnetf's Vanilla Ex- tract is better than three of the doubt full kind. Its purity and great strength make it the most economical brand. AL ways ask for Burnett's Vanilla.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
New Haven.

Two-base hits-Latimer, Bonno, Jope, Theisen. Bases on balls-Off Sherwood 8 off Bonno 2. Struck out-By Eonno g. Double plays-Bonno, Canavan and Tighfe; Canavan, Hannifan and Tighe. Stolen bases-Kelley 2, Canavan, Tighe. Sacrifice hits-Canavan, Lallier. Uln~ pire--Cooley. Time of game-One hour and forty minutes. Attendance-S00.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
DEPUTY SHERIFF HIGGINS WINS

Judge Ullman yesterday rendered judgment in the case of Frederick Hoff- man against Deputy Sheriff William F. Higgins, which was an action to re- plevy some household goods that the sheriff attached in favor of Philino AL masno. The court found for the de- fendant with assets.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
At Philadelphia
R.H.E E.

NH. ID. St. Louis .......0410 0-5 10 1 Philadelphia 70 0 0 0 0 0 0--0 1 Batteries-Howell and sugden; Ben- der, Coakley and Screck and Barton.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
At Cincinnati--
American League
R.H.E.

At Washington
 R.HE. Cleveland .....1 000100 o-2 6 o Washington ....0 0 0 0 0 0 co 3 1 Batteries-Joss and Buelow: Hughes and Heydon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
DIETER BROTHERS, as Grove Street. Cor. Orange Street.
Lawn Mower

grinding a Speciality. Also Horse Clip
 per. Called for and delivered. Imme- diate attention to postal. 1S1 St John St., Atwater Block JAS. BARNACLE.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
coNNEcTIcUTLEAGUE STANDING
National League.
R.H.E.

At St. Louis
 R.H.E. St. Louis .......200 001100 01-5 g 1 New York .....0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0-4 8 2 Batteries-Nichols and Grady; Tay- Tor and Bresnahan.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DEATH OF LYMAN NETTLETON,
 AGED S5.

Miss BIatchIey's Piano Reeital-As- sessOrs Inspecting in Fair Haven Chipman-StiIsOn wedding-Gas Com pany Uses HOisting Gear for First Time-ReicheI-Reie Wedding CeIe- brated
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
BRIDGEPORT ', MERIDEN 6.

 Bridgeport, June 15.-Bridgeport won from Meriden this afternoon by the score of to through errors by the visitors at critical stages of the game. It was free hitting contest and Meri- den found Cornen's offerings very much to their liking, especially R. Ken nedy, who found him for three doubles. Odells stick work was a feature. The score by innings:
 RH.E Bridgeport. %. 70 0 0 1 2 1-7 Il 3 Meriden ........1 0 o 0 o 20 3 G-6 12 4 Batteries--Cornen and Beaumont; O,Gara and Thackera.
 HARTFORD 5, SPRINGFIELD 4. Hartford, June 15.-Hartford and Springfield went eleven innings to-day. Hartford played poorly in the early
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16

COLUMBIA DEFEATS AMHERST.
 Amherst, Mass, June 15-Costly er- TOTS and the inability of the Amherst players to bunch their hits off Tilt lost the game to Columbia to-day by the score of to 2. Amherst had nine men left on bases.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
COURT MAY ADJOURN
 TO-DAY.

Suit Against Local Dealer Over ship
 ment of FIOur-CIty's Application for
 Injunction Against Railroad Goes
 Over Until Next week-Suit for
 Partnership Accounting in Case of
 Prentice Machine Company.
 The present session of the supreme court of errors has but few more cases to consider and may adjourn this afternoon. The case of Daniel McGar- ry against Francis Henley, a local libel proceeding, appealed from the super for court. has been placed at the foot of the docket, and it will probably not be tried at this session.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
DEPENDANT DID NOT APPEAR.

There was scheduled for a hearing yesterday before Judge Case in the superior court the contested divorce case of Ruby May Sherwood Millsom vs. William H. Millsom. When the case was called Attorney Wolfe and Judge Ullman appeared for the plaintiff but Attorney J. P. Goodhart did not ap- pear with the defendant.
 Judge Case made known his displeas- ure at the failure of the defendant to appear and stated that if the case was not ready next Tuesday morning he was liable to take action.
 Later it was known that the plaintiff having withdrawn her claim for ali- mony, the defendant would not further oppose the suit, but would allow it to go on the ex-parte list.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
R.H.E.

Chicago ........0 02002-5 2 9 New York ......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 8 1
 Batteries-White and Sullivan; Ches- bro, Putnam and Kleinow.
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At New York
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
JUDGD WILL NAME APPRAISERS

JUDGE WILL NAME APPRAISERS.
 After several conferences on the mat ter, counsel in the case of the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail-. roads application for the appointment of appraisers to determine the worth of several pieces of property at Water bury the road wants for its intended improvements in that city failed to agree and Judge Case yesterday morn ing took the names of twelve gentle ment submitted by the attorneys and will name the appraisers in a few days.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
R.H. F.

Detroit ....,....0 0 02 O2 0-5 6 4 Boston ..........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 II 5 4
 Batteries-Kitson and Drill; Young and Criger.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16

At Boston
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16
At Pittshurg--

At Chicago
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-16

br:.ted.
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At Washington
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07
6rnnorifs -. lte6ertraannaen.

Socob $. Nul an Hobert Z. @oro,
3 @%rlunoitiife. So.
Sobn Meli6 oil Gp6ruim Wtad)t, 6
@rlnoitiicfe, So.
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trll0e y. 9een1er, Noroieite 20. Ctr,
nobe @reenmount.4ue nue 10 bel 80,
@runo5inS $tt5, So.
@olpor0 s. Soboop an Somuel
SiegoeG, Sitieitc Goens, no6e 2erina.
tonItrnBe, ~ bel - @runo5inS $50,
So.
Into1in1 Stur5p1sfi mo @attc
al Amor. gtering mo Sroll, @eitieite
Bomb, nobe Aliccunno.S tro6e. 1913
6ei - $500.
Sipmon @roiun al Sorrp 0tor.
item, Siioieite Erott., nobc 3oQaS-
StroBe, 10 Del 60, So.
Worin WeGrtcnS mo @uttc an
@ebboro 2cim6od, Siioicitc Erott,
nobe GolloSitroBe, 70 bel 62, S..
Wm. s. Wc@ec an @nl. :. @il.
meper uno 6roil, 8eitieitc 8oibing.
tom, nobc SomIteuoitroBc, II bel 70,
@rulO5in8 $50, $500.
Guitru y. 9oiuie an G6u&. g. Gar
mine unO 6rou, @ebrolld ciller
S%dlei0enlalter etc, ST.
Somilton Gnlioro an 2inic 9utler,
mcbrere 8%rlnoItiidc, $685..
Gebedo g. NorriS, GrltItee, an oic
Security Srnlt Comp" mcbrcrc
@rlnOItiifc. 81.
Sol. Seller mo 6raiI al SSuco6
ScoG mo 6rolL 6rci @runoItiifc,
$4,000.
~Gcutidc RotG. 9. & g. q. por
YittSburg" an SomI. Sblttt, Siio,
ieite &oifmonitrobc no6c Yutterlon.
Eurf Nocnue, fl Del 70, @rlulo5in2
$40, 500.
SnnI. Z. S6utt an 9onI. Con.
l1eu0, Slto1elfe SoftlldltltraBe, lldpe
Eotterio ll-B y rf .2(penllc, If bel 20,
@ritnb5inS $45, 800.
Com. q. Rid an Ole 5ruiteeS fir
Siilic pom Mittpen unO ainoerr Der
@eiltlifen Der q. s. Stride, gSeitieite
5opetteitroBe. nobe 8inccnt AQeD,
10 bel 100, S..
~Goroporotion for tbe Tclief OF
8ioows onO GbiIorrt" II. u. al Sp.
ID. Hibel, Roroieitc Der 6oDette.atr =,
nobe gincent. Iaep, 10 bel 100, So.
Somuel Softer II. V. an Hobt. 5.
9eodor1, Horolueit.Gdc bon 9iQon.
lnb G%aturent.S traBe, Is bei 10,
8runo5ins $45, S..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07


Ste6 offoire IN II h eft &C e,
Germ. - Pin Der Gfe bon Fremont
uno 0ooer.StraB ereignete lid ge.
ltern g(beno cine Stehofioire 5tuis
ifen 5tpei Negern, pelhe Ieidt oen
600 oeS einen OcrieIben bette sur
6olge baben f0nneu. Cine @n5abG
Shnar5e trufen an genunnter ode
ode ST iammen HnO e3 entItonO eiu
Streit 5uiider @iuiom SoogeS, y
Sabre alt Gar. 415, @lbom.&one,
un0 Wfarfpeq Ibornton, "a Sabre
aft, 9}r. 905, @orner.S truBe. 8eiOe
5oqen Nteiier mo begonneu oui eins
unoer lo35ui6neiocn unO 5u ite6en.
So0geS fliidtete enOlid) mo Lief sur
Yortlanos uno 6remont.S trnBe, no
er IN einem Gig~orrenlooen SdJuB
Dor Dem ibm nod INNER ocriolgen.
ben Ebornton ionO. SoogeS mo
Sbornton mllr0en IpGtcr BON Sen go
li5eiier9ennten Murpbp mo 2eocr.
tom inl yWforDIGnoer llniueriitGt5-
Soipitul" ouigefunocn mo in sic
meItlihe Eoli5eiltotion gebrndt.
&oOgeS erlitt pinen tiefcn Sd)nitt oru
Iinteu Nrme uno Ibornton einen iol.
den am llntcrlcib, m0breno sic alei.
Scr @eioer IN 6ebeu 5eridnitteu mu.
rem. Sbrc GerleButgcn limo nidt
g~cfabrlid).
Scr onoG 3oti5. Sr.
ScrnborO &oBbod aus GlepcIono,
Ohio, lpeld)er Der SSlloltgllrotion 0cS
ErGiiocnten Ioolepclt in @oi6ingtou
betpobntc, i%tottete gcitcru iciuem
6rclnOc, Srn. Cont. @interlinQ III
oeIIet 8obmrug, 9tr. 100, Salt. 9(Oc.
me, SigbIoiotopll, cinen 9cild) ob
mo miro mcbrerc Gage bier pcriuci.
len.
30 mad 8opt0cnce!- Der
StoIicner Soicpb A55orito, iueIder in
Bropioence, RS, gcruiini6t miro,
luetl re ouIelbIt einem 2onoSmonle
int &crloufe zines StrcitcS cin 06r
obgeIhnittcn bat, lpuroe geitern bon
einent 0eputDsS heriff in Ger iii0li-
d)elt Noii5eiitation obgcboIt mo uud)
Eropioence 3uriidgebrod)t.
unter 0oppcItcr Nni6uls
otgung.-S n ser meltliden 9oli.
5eiltotion miro Der 3eger @n. 9al.
loro bon Nr. 542, Gl6om.2anc, oui
ole ACKNOWLEDGING f%cItgeboItenL cine
Spielbu0e betrie6en uno Soiuuro
Senoble bon Scr. 1913, 2eooenboQ.
StraBc, $40 geitoblen 81 bo6en. Mie
eS ideint. fam 8enoble nod 8uI.
loro'S Spiellofol uno mlroe Ooiel6it
Inn feline 9oarifoft erlei6tert.
Ible6en. - Srou @ilbelmine
&rouie, Satin bon Srn. 2ouis
&roltie, Ger, III 2ofetuooo. @uenlte,
mel6e om lebten Sreitag Hudmittog
Itorb, miro beute Nohmittog ollf
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6uaerton, Baltimore. GOuntp, ge6o.
rem uno binterlaBt olrBer i6rem @at.
ten flint ainoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07

@no6 arlou Ii. 4, Sequeiters, an
gpbroim @oht, 8 8runoitiide,
$3.50.
Ro6ert 5. 9ea6am an SomueG
Softer uno Satin, 0oromeit.@de BON
9iQon. uno &oturent.S traBe, Is bel
10, @runo3in8 $40, So.
G6oS. $. Grompea an anna 6.
6Ipnn, 3 @runoitiide, So.
@rtbur .. Milbo1ono an WoDor
uno Stootrotb bon Baltimore, 9edt,
Sitel mo 3irtien, 81.
Sobn &. Semmes, IruItee, II. 81.
an Otopor uno Staotratb bon 8olti-
more, @eitieite ser 6reoeridItroBen-
@erfte, no6e Der 8rott-S troBe, 31.3
bei'- $3O83.33.
Corporation for t6e Benefit Of
8ioopS ono Gbiloren" IL. q. an Gem
ielben, Noroicite Ser 9lod. StroBe,
15.41@ bel 80, $3556,
@Gi5. ". @enolcton Ii. g., Cru,
itce, an 0ieielben, Charles, nobe ser
6opettc-S troBc, 27.13s BET = $15,s
900.
GIi5. q. Smith Ii. 9(. al 0ieiel6cn,
SItieite Smiths 0of, uo6e Brottitr.,
26.t3s 6ei 1913, $3.50.
Corporation for t6c Benefit Of
@iooluS ans Children" Ii. u. on Die
ielben, Noroicitc Der 9lof. StraBe,
20.412 bel 90, $53O3.
WorD 9ortoS al o@o6emion g. g.
& e. u. vSlouie," Siioicite ser Son.
ncman.9lOclulc, nobe Nuns troBc, II
bel $40, @runO5inS 1924. So.
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z. .. & g. 81. nSGobonitro," @eIt-
lcitc Der Sorez, nnbe elliott. StraBc,
10 bel 60, @runo5inS $26, 500.
9aOiO g. @nrriIon ltn0 5rau an
GboS. $. Quiglcp, Nor0Ieitc ser
ErcBtmonitraBc, nabe 8ulton,2toc.
ME, 1876 bel 80; ST.
Geo. &. Wtiilcr, Srultee, an Go
muno Z. Bates, 9toroieite ser .9onf-,
nobe observation-disclosures, 1876 BEL GO;
$3.50.
So6u Sauni6dG, Griitee, att So
crote5 9. 4 Gr. g" 5luei @runo.
itiife; $3.50.
Socrates 9. 81. Nr. 3" all ;5arrp
Otoreltein, , @rumoItiide; 5000.
Mattbep SenIp etc. an ,8reIton
=. 9. & 8. 81" 0oroieite Der Com.
baroItraBe, nobe 4ooiion-g(Gc Ia
BET 80; $40.
eugene 0ouOeSluDs al Srping
@'iaer, Sitieite Der 9urbnmItroBe,
- bel 60, @%rtno3inS $24; So.
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2 @rrnOItiide; So.
Sobn s. 8lpnn an Sbomos g.
Sua, iun., Siioieite Oer2ennor., nobe
8oItonItrnBe, 15.4 bel $50, @runo.
aims $153; So.
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gtoie a Saruep, Siioieite Der 8ioole-,
nabe @oenitraBe, 81 bel $50, @runo.
sims $47.25; So.
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al 8m. i. 9enslep rno 5rou, gde
Der 8. StraBe mo 8inoior. 4penue,
80 bel $50, @rlIno5inS $3.50; $t700.
gtelion s. S6oipocre an 0ar6p 3.
Gbompion ulo 6roli, Sitieite Ger
Gromuetl. iulo %. StraBe, Is BET
10, @rino5ins 500; $4,000.
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itoo SigmutO, Sitieite oergentnlolt-,
l1abe MfurD NnnitroBe, Is bel 50,
@rlno5ins $4S; So.
@llitau Sigmlln0 an BeterS 6Ieicr
uno 6rolt, Oitieite Ger 9entaloll-,
tabe WtorD gGnnitraBe, Is bel 50,
@rrlo5inS $48; So.
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2. 9tileS, Oitieite ser @ilmor., no6e
ScringtonltroBe, 1864 bel 157,
@rinno5inS $97. go; 81.
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woloooer mo 6rall, Oltieite Der @il.
NOR, nobe 2erin9tonitraBe, 1884
Del 157, @runo5inS $97.62; ST..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07

Ginc9 Scr iinureid ten
Morte ruliereo bcrttigen Sprafge.
bralld)S lit ooS QSort pScirotbsconOi.
Dat" IS 6clueiit ouB Der 9etref-
felloc ciner id)percn Eriiiung ent.
gcgengebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07

% ctumorpbOe c. n3iuci
Sabre iinO cS nun Der, ooB mir lltS
nidt geieben bnben, nid)t moDr!
NoS mod)t oenn Iein @rnit?"
oNdl Scr bat lid iebr perdnoert, Jag
i] Dir, Der beiBt iebt Srun5!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07

safe ,ur Betie TINS Mnsfanb beIuis! Con-.
Maine, VII. All, ct. ,Hanfsetrohe.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-09-28
GOOD IS THE GRIST
AS MILLS DO GRIND,
Another Batch of Culprits
Gang Aglee.
GET PASSPORTS TO CHANGING
Half Hundred Cases Tried Already
and Many Convicted of Minor
Crimes of Justice viii Turn
Again Today.

A half hundred misdemeanor cases
disposed of is the record made in the
city court since Monday, and the end
is not yet.
IN fact, the cases tried this week
will exceed that number,
And few of those tried escaped the
meshes, but rather will do the county
good service in the changing or else
pay the fines assessed
Another busy day was yesterday,
and the following list of cases were
cleared from the docket.
Peter Gaines, negro; pistol; twelve
months with Paschal or $75.
Matte Cody, larceny from the house
and verd lot guilty; sentepced to be
passed upon her today.
Eagene Brown, who is black, shot
craps; $45 or ten months out where the
whipporwill sings.
Arthur Shealy, black crapper: $45 or
ten months drilling with Paschals re.
bra brigade.
Gus Shealy, expert crappeI $50 or a
whole year helping in Sumter's road
Improvement.
Charles Butler shot craps too; eight
months in the gang without the privll.
eye of paying fine.
Frank Williams, too, looked into the
dice box and will hold spades as trump
for eight months.
Sol Richardson, not a Solomon in
wisdom, shot craps and got dose OF
six months or $35
Bud Moss knows kings from jacks,
and this knowledge cost him eight
months in the gang.
Paul Wells opened a jack pot
on pair of Fights, and gets eight
months, straight goods, and no fine.
S Green, the dudish lodge organ
izer, was gigged for cheating and
swIndIing. He will now take a side
degree TT quirlng twelve full months.
Poole Ford was corralled for cheat
ing and swindling also, and will ford
the pool of public oblivion for sig
months or cough up $40.
Aaron Watson retires from the soci al
realm of blackdom for eight months, or
else pays $35 Cheating and swindling
was the charge.
Henry ShelIey's lucky star lowered
over him. and he went scot free on q
similar charge.
Judge Crisp is evidently determined
to break up gambling, if possible, as
evidenced by the changing sentences
imposed, without fine.
The mills OF justice, we'll creased,
will grind again today with the chain
gang gates ajar.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-09-28
LATE MELONS ARE a oELIcAcY
Americas Feasts on a Wagonload
Here

The coming, Unexpectedly, of two
big wagon loads of water melons caused
wave of enthusiasm to sweep over
colored Americus yesterday, the
"wsve" covering the bleached territory
as we'll and stampeding the pspuIace
generally. No one treasured the faint
est hope of seeing another melon this
aide of next Junetine, and when the
travelling arsenal Of miniature bombs
reached the city limits the news spread
from Isomville to Rabbit Neck like an
electric fash, But the melons were il
evidence, the real long-range article,
and the divorce proceedings institu-
ted between Caffee and his dime was
instantaneous and effective.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-09-28
THE ROAD IS GOING
TO BEGIN ON SHED.
Railway and City Authori-
ties Confer.
AND AGREEMENT is REACHED
Street Crossing Is Eliminated and
Shed Will Be Built South OF Street,
With Matter Settled Construction
Work vii Begin Soon.

a satisfactory arrangement has been
arrived at between the city authorities
and representatives of the Central
Railway in regard to the carshed and
street crossing OF the passenger depot,
and work upon the shed is to resumed
at once.
The problem was solved satisfacto-
rily yesterday, it was said.
The McGArrah street crossing, the
bone OF contention, is eliminated feom
the plans and the carshed will be con-
structed to the south of, and not acrosr,
the street.
This will leave McGarrah street as it
now 10, only it will be widened and
improved
A conference was held at the depot
yesterday between members of the city
council asd Supt. Pollard who, with
Chief Engineer Steele, came down
from Macon. The result of this meet
ing was to change slightly the plan as
to the location of the shed.
Instead OF building it across McGar-
rah street, as first proposed, the site is
| n ow thirty feet to the south, the end Of
the shed being upon line with the
street curb
This throws the entire structure fur
ther towards the old freight depot to
the south.
The railway an thorities hope that,
when the shed Is completed and Nc
Garrah street widened from the tracks
to Town creek, the city authorities will
agree to On encroachment upon McGar-
rah street, aud the shed extended
thirty feet.
II this should not be agreeable, the
shed Will not be extended.
The structure will be of wrought
iror, with cement floor and tiled roof
It Will be- connected with the present
depot building, thus aff1rding protec.
tion to passengers debarking, and an
entire train standing will thus be pro-
| tected as well.
With building material here ready
there will be but little delay in q re-
sumption of the work.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-09-28

Some Pretty Silks.

The new seasons silks are very
attractive, both in weave and col
orings. The prices are particular
~ attractive.
New F|Messaline'' silks in all the
leading shades for this season beau
tifully soft and lustrous, worth 75c,
specially priced at 65c.
New fancy plaid and check silks
in blue and white, black and
white, brown and white, also
changeable effects worth 75cat Csc.
SO inch fine black taffeta silk
warranted to wear soft and lus-
trous, also changeable effects S1.25
quality, special at $1.O0.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-09-28

We take pleasure in announcing that Our laa;z.-
ready-to-Wear department has now beencomnIa1
and enormous quantities of the new purchase ha'
arrived ana been opened and markedaready for YOUR
inspection Of course it is comparatively earvv -
the season yet, and while each days express brirn
us more OF our purchases for this department with
in few days we hope to have the stock comnva+e -
every detail.
In this we have department. of which we ,ra
justly proud The entire second floor has been dors
over, land we are now well equipped that we can
make J our trading here pleasure in every sense of
The word In arranging this department we have
had an eye to the comfort of the customers az we'll
as a most excellent display and arrangement of the
stock. We do not think that any lady in Americas
VINO appreciates nice up to date merchandise can
fail to be suited here in style, quality variety
and price We cordially invite you to come I'D and
make an inspection, whether you wish to buyoruot
Ladies suits from $40 to $50
Ladies skirts Jrom S. so to S25
Ladies rain coats $40 to SIS.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-09-28
A Laxative Cough Syrup.

"a cold or cough nearly always pro-
duces constipation-the watsr all runs
to the eyes, nose and throat instead of
passing out of the system through the
liver and kidneys. For the want of
moisture the bowels become dry and
hard. K nnedy's Laxative HONEY
and Tar is the original Laxative Cough
Syrup 1t meets and corrects the above
conditions, by acting as a plessans ca
thartic on the bowels-expels ell colds
from the system and cures all coughs.
Group. whooping cough. LaGrippe.
bronchitis, etc. Sold by W. A. Rem
bert.