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The Florida star., 1905-06-09
NEGRO CONVICT KILLED.

The negro eonvics. Henry Williams,
sho escap~d from the Deie<pine camp she
firss o< fa<< ~eek, gave soms Of she c;ti.
zens genuine surprise Sunday morning.
He first entered the residence Of Mr..
q. T. Pritchett, where he gorred himself
with food and stole a pair Of pants from
Mr. johnson, the drug clerk, xho rooms
there. he then went to the Taylor cot
taee. on the river hank, and awakened
Mrs leonardo by putting his hand under
her pillow, hooking for money. She cali
Ell to her son, Clark, Who came from an
adjoining room with pistol and fired At
the re'reating negro just IS he bolted
through the door and made good his es
cape. The shot penetrated the side Of
the building just % the left Of the door.
Monday night he entered the home Of
III Gruber, about . mile ont Of toxn.
and helped himself to eatAbIes. No track
Of him could be made up To this time a.
there Eere no blood hOnnds here. On
Tuesday night . Posse fired . number of
shots at the negro a. ne ran away from
them on the railroad track near Nav
town. bot missed him.
After that he made his way tack to-
ward tins plaoe aud on "Wednesday he
~As right IN Minis settlement Ye-tsr-
day about the noon boar he Nas sudden
~ canght uP Ni;h IA the sax gas
about hAlfA mile north It Nuns hy Capt
Dunn and Will Mccullough. tie im-
m'-iiately shoSs-i Sight. but had no gun.
After t-iug fatally shot te -u-c-,si,-i !n
Cuiti0gSaIE- Bgnn's tiager A. the latter
vent u striking him over the head HItt
the butt % his pistol
The bpdy a. brDgght here ab.ut
o o'ei"ck. when an inquest "a. he'd by Dr
Wilson AMI tine bofy wAs taken ~ the
convict camp At T'-i.-yiu- for burial
Ihl- SAs hI> third s--As-- from tie
amp and everyone teit rsll-ys-! siat tie .
desperate negrry T. 1-t e tiIr aay.
The Florida star., 1905-06-09

The regular June eexzmination OF teach
erS IL being held ~ this place this Neek
Tor BreSard county. commencing Tues
day. School Superintendent Walker is
IN charge Of she examination assisted by
Prof. J. ID. TeeIer.
There are twenty examines. m0St al
OF Shom are trying for first grade certiti
cates, whose names and Addressss are A.
follows:
Misses Willie King. Homestead; Ado
line NJ King. Artesia, Ella NJ wigtield.
To.edo; Inss q. Helsegh. Oslo: Ruth Fo-t
eF. Sebastian; Less Orrel, White CITY;
sue Hunter. High SPrngs: Jessie and
Ina Miller, Eden: Ruth SeAbioom. Or
mond: Carric AstehetI, Sebastian. UlorIs
Geigrr, Lotus. Margaret Russell, -
Lucie; Eta King. New smyrna; Elna
Griger, Lotus; and TAaIie Huckab.e.
LoundesyiIle, :, G: Ne<srs. /. NJ. Rsh-
binder, Geneva. J. r. Pomerov. E!dr.-t
LASton tSesg~r, Lotus; Vim. IA. Maie.
WA!krrsvIiie. Md
Sp~C uiation has besn rife A. - whether
the new state superintendent woGi,t ma
Dc more benIent than was Mr.. ShsaIs
. ho had \ rrpusatfoa tor being yesy stFict
About these examinations, b1i Ibos. being
examined say IhAs Holioxay l. hoIcinS
hIs own
The Florida star., 1905-06-09


White French lawn. 46 inches wide.
ssnorth sorth - cents yard at a. special price oi
Figured la~ns in dzinty irnres and
polka dets and stripes. worth Is cents,
special 10 eents.
Ladies' Tesdymas3e drawers With hem.
stitching and Fuffie, worth 50 cents. spee-
iAl Fice . ceots
ShOther lot, made Of best quality Of
cambria, with lapse Euff1e Of handsome
embroidery, worth IS cents, special price
50 cents
Ladies nightgosns, sn entirely new
sot Just recsiyed, made of an extra good
quality nj nAinsook and eamerlc, heauti.
fuliy trimmed, worth $50 n q special
pTice of 9s centsL
Ladies undervesfs. with tape in neck
and armholes, worth Is cents, At a spec
ial price Of 10 cents
All-Oyer white lace, in beautiful designs
worth 20 cents and 81 90, per yard n
special pFice Of 20 crBts.
Ribbons in all Of the latest shades. NJ a
great Tesiuction.
EmbrOlderies as su unusually lox pyice
Ladies lace hose, the well known
onyx brand, in handsome designs. white,
black or tan, worth IS C,ents, for 50 cent?
Ladies rorsets in all the latest mndels,
TIE Scil known II & q. make, worth
u . and vi 50. special - cents
MAIL orders promptly filed ou any of
the above goods.
JUILrs KLINE,
TitnsviIle, Fla.
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
BITS OF FIeI MD GOSSIP.


csrrssf svests sf the Frss~.s we~a
rersr.ysa y. nrs>f.
Mr. r. L Moslow lris Monday aner.
noon to join HE family in Mals<rry,
Tenn.
Mr.. w. Z. Sanders. Of Indianoi.. paid
'sTHE STAB otiice pleasant call whiIs in
town Wednesday.
Capt p. Nelson and family, Of Sou,h
ninssille, expect 10 leave fof Perth AM
boy, \. j, next week 20 spend the sum-
mer months.
Ar. Milton Weir left Tuesday f1r Mar
rOSs 20 look after real estate ins.t,.sts nj
that plsce. having recently disposed of
some land owned there.
Mr.. Clarence Collins, Of New orIeau,
who has been spending the pas. week
here with his uncle. Nc. j. A. Collins.
Iv<s yesterday for Montgomery.
Mr. r G- schrll. OF Lake Batter, va
here the first Of tbe week % lock after
orange grove interests in the TurnbuII
hammock Just north Of TitusviIle.
Call at TtassiIIe Livery, az rear OF
Robbins Law offio., for stylish rigs.
Leave your orders Cor hauling. both doa-
ble and single. J. NJ. O-ban, proprietor.
Senator and Mrs. =. NJ. Hudson .r,
nved at their hume in Tibbals the iir.t of
the week from Tallahassee. IL ls reported
that the senator thinks seriously of NOV
Ing TO Miami for the practirr Of lax.
Mr. Jim Buie wen, 20 stuart Monday
where he will attend 10 the shipping Of
pines during the present shipping season
from tha, point for the Indian River and
Lake Worth Pineapple Groxer's a.-ocia-
lion.
Mr.. Geo. Sears. Of Fort Pierce. called
at THE STAR Office Wednesday on his re-
larn from Ras-enges, where he vent ~
install Hartford $50 cylinder gasoline
saxtns sss eas af the pAisoas Of the aras
of Sears & Gladwin.
Dr. T. II. Hough,on returned last Fri.
lay afternoon from Daytona where he si
'ended the ANIMAL meeting Of the stat.
Dental society. The Doctor rad a paper
before The society entitled, LET the Pun.
shment Fit tine Crime"
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
CHURCH NOTES.

There will be preaching in the Meiho-
dist church. T,usville. next sunday Al
III .. IN. aud 7.s0 p. m. by Rev. W. F.
Shoemaker. All are cordially invited
60 be present
ReA, ]. r. Hawk ~iil preach At -.
fank church, Eau GsIlie, Sunday. June
ilth, at lo-So o. m. The sunday school
wifl hold ehildTen's day exercises al 80
IN A fine program has been prepared
and all who attend will he well repaid.
The children have been vel trained
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
BIG LAND SALE.

That large tract Of land known as the
Segui Spanish grant. OF 1900, acres vas
sold at sPeeiai masters sale Monday un-
der decree OF the United States circui,
court, and ~as bad in by John Henry act
ing Tor the plaintiff in the snis Of William
". D3ilsm W. The Indian River Manu.
iaetarine Company, for the som of SO, 600.
This Is the body OF land that has been sd-
sertised in The STAR during the month of
May. It Is situated near the head of In
dian river in she counties Of Volusia and
bsevsrd- n. r Henderson, Esq., Of
Jsekssassls>s zrs-a, - <~..~;ns -.
The Florida star., 1905-06-09

The members Of the Democratic eoanty
sxernfise eomnittee. resident in the "a
naming portion Of BEevard eounsy, held
useeting Ia gitasvilts this xeck fos .he
ParPose of recommending Cor appcins-
aaent by the governor members OF che
board OF county commissioners and school
boand 10 all vacancies caused by tbose
members being transferred 20 the nex
county Of 81 Lucie by the new coeniy di-
vision bill.
The members preseat we're w. l.
Hnghlett, Ton johnson, G. +. Duren.
j. p WOoten. r. n. Sanders and T. b.
Arnold.
The committee recommended that
Aessrs- K l. Nina and Z. B. Arnold be
appointed on the school board, and that
J. L. NJ. HodgsOn and J. F. wooten De
appointed on the bOard Of county com-
misssoners.
Hon Wade II. Jones vas selected a.
member OF the state executive committee
from Brevsrd county, vice w. J. Tucker.
nov of 81 Lacte county.
TIE committee made DO recommenda
ton ior appointments Of q fish and game
warden; bot instead passed resolution
TO the eject that il an appointment be
made 20 this position the salary should
De liked at tl per month.
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
FINE ASSORTMENT sHoxs-

Go 70 Penney & Branning's when in
need Of shoe-. They have the fines,
shoes ana the largest assortment that has
ever been shown in TitnsyiIIe.
Ladies shoes from the 81 90 house shoe
TO the finest Queen Quality 81 90 shoe.
Infants aud ehiidren's shoes from 50
cents up~ards-
Mems shoes from the 81 so work shoe
10 esle nncst that money can buy-Edwin
CiGPp At sS 90 and $3.50
haSinx . complete stock, any size you
may ssnt, ne have IT,
Mail orders promptly flied
PENNEY & BKAxSINs,
The Cfoshiers and Furnishers.
Tt0sville, Fla.
The Florida star., 1905-06-09

TtusvIlIe Baseball team added ons
more TO her lsurels Monday afternoon by
defeating the Cocoa nine by a score OF
10 o on the Cocoa diamond. The I'll.
snsville boys played q good game excep,
IN The third inning, when they got care
less and allowed the Cocoas 20 make i've
runs This, however, woke TItusvIlIe I'D
and Cocoa Was shut OUT after the fourth
inning, when Abney scored them a run.
making in all runs for the home nine.
Ttusville secured three runs in the first
inning, one run each in the third, fifth
and seventh, and two in the ninth. giving
them eight runs in ali. At the end Of
the seventh the game was tied and the
Interest IN the game MAS intense. The
eighth Was 4 shut out for both sides. Co
eoa's bases WeFe we'll guarded: TJtusviIIe
runners were very cautious. hot Alexan-
der and Collins managed TO reach the
home plate and Son the day CocoS had
q tine lineup and they forced the Titus
viiles 10 play their level bsst 20 defeat
them. The Cocoa nine are a fine set Of
men and they treated the visitors TovalIy.
Their jolly and xhOle-sOuIszi manager
Mr. Jack i&-eming. apparently -njo,ed
having T. ;. Titus, the captain Of the tt
tnsvilles, famed ont more than Il De had
won the game
The Florida star., 1905-06-09


4 mas meeting 10 consider ways an
mesns sor the cslehrssios Of the Foart
OF JnIy Zee 1905 xxs hesd G. she Tito.
viiie opsrs hoass On Friday niehs l.s,
June 2nd ssd . number Of our pro.niDeu
oossness men and oshers we're preses,
when the following events xerr sched
used and committee. appointed.
On .sssioa P. 6. Walton xas sppoinse,
seersi2Ey Ps0-sem.
On molten, duly seconded, Z. L. Brad,
uss made chairman
The events are a. follows:
900 q N. MUSIC, by Indian River Band
JAMES PkiTCHGRD, COMMITTEES.
$50 20 II GUN SHOOT.
E e RosLIxs,
L. A BRADY, Committee.
IL 10 L. MINOR SPORTS.
C. II. wAErox,
E l. BRADY,
G. l. MASDAvILLk, Committee.
IL TO FREE DINNER for VISITORS
Vas T. wokLKy,
j. NJ. OzBAS, Committee.
70 :. FISH SAIL BOAT RACES.
l. w. HANS,
l. H. WAGER, COMMITTEES.
2 70 4. HORSE RACES.
L. C. BRASSrSG,
ID. H. PRrrCHARD. Committee.
4 20 O. BASEBALL GAME.
+. 5. THrs,
A. ID. PENNEY. COMMITTEES.
8 p. IN GRAND BALL.
w. s. BRASSISG, Committee.
lt Sas moved and seconded that l. e.
BranaiHg be appointed eommisses of
one 20 solicit Subscriptions TO defr.y the
expenses Of the occasion, and that L. A.
Brady be made secretary and treasurer Of
the funds % collected.
E. l. Brady, Chas. II. Walton and
T. b. Wager wsre appointed committee
On transportation 30 arrange kor special
rsSes sF2n he 2. = G. Ry.. good 10 rs-
taFh JnIy 5sh. e
There being no further businee sbs
nesting adjourned. the various commit
tees being requested to meet on TUESDAY,
nighs next, June 9Th, 20 arrange for ,he
details OF the respective events.
PIG. wALroS,
Sec protein.
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
NV GKoCEKY sToKE.

Mr. VI J. P-Asuck E--p- = 49, a.
sSrtssi ssH-rk u .-ru-s-fls- IN ,fs sspr- f,.n.-
cry K-0Gn - TIE >cTIuzgs-sUr baIl4lRg
cDrG-r Man struvt and Washington ave
me. PTou-PS =eTy--cs, ioz yrso--. reliable
cod.
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
FOE sALE CHEAP YoE CASH

AoOG' s. AIRES of good hixh and o..
ti'r ---t OF OoeAn slds Il The Indian rIy-r
a; ih- NArroE-, tessTIt,-1 as hi.0s- 10,
70 ). s-ct'oa -, slso bot No 3, action
% ia Sos I'shiP u -Dath, r4ngs - eat
Ih4s lAnd .. 1niDProse-d tat ansIy q
Gated For farther pariiealars sdtr.s.
z n L0r,
Brocktoa, Mass.
The Florida star., 1905-06-09

- k1&&fes9 x1af Are H1Dpzaf1z
Ars..A rswn.
fnFnssbed rcons - Mrs.. Dodspn'a
Han- A ,. Lswis. Of West Palm B~.eh
rssntiy celebrated his sizhsy-sessnsi
bsrthday.
Aiss Gracs Reed sad Msss Loaiss
hfpss arrived hons Friday nigh, Of las.
Eesk ffcn Rollins college.
Or w. Z. vanisndinxham has decided
e ioesss permanently in Miami and IN.
BE ofaees over the Bank Of Bay Biscsyne.
ArsL l. A. Brady and Master Park
nnssf len yesterday for trip 10 Frank.
nrl ky.. ssspping OF NJ Macon, Ga. en-
ruuse.
Ne. Phi Lsonarii and siie and con.
Cisrk, of Osteen, moved 10 Tisusvll,e iass
sssk snd are occupying The Taylor eos-
stass for the present.
!. w. Harper ie ths acme Of exc.llenoe
sn wkiskey prodncsion-sasess and most
sstisfacsosy Tor al usss. Sold by p. A.
tosaey and r l. Mosiow.
Min Annie Jones snd her cous;n. Mis-.
buEsae. and Messrs. Phil Wright. r. W.
Joynss, Bert johnson participated In the
dance al Cocoa Monday night.
Ma ID. B. Prisehard and Mn. e. b.
Wssss will entertain the members of the
Progressive Culture club NJ the residence
Of she sssssr next Tuesday afternoon.
Hstie Lsons Kline hes besn quite III
for the psst tvo weeks with Continued
fever. out With she best OF care she will
probably Be mp and sbout again in iez
days.
Trsnsaents and the travelling public,
when In nsnsvilie, are invited 10 Try Al
pins Cottage, eensraliy located. excellent
tabses reasonabae rates. MrzL Kate
80 grerFi4fsnu-
AIss Bezsas f5wxzsa6, q Aiahenss. i
bers on visit 20 her friend, Mise Annie
jones. Mis Townsend. it will be re-
menoered, spent the holiday week bese
iass winter with Mis Jones.
Invitations have been received in II
susviiIe announcing the coming marriage
OF Mr.. Eueene b. Romfh and Miss Ka,h.
ryne 4. Hahn, Of Miami. which wiH take
place next Wednesday, the I4th inss., In
Trinity Episcopal church. Miami. The
STAR exsends congratulations in advances.
Manager w. 8. Branning rrsumed his
bimonthly dances this week for the sum-
ner seeson, she drst being held wednes- |
day night The dancers were ell iEnbued |
with the real dancing spirit and a large
asseedance was particularly noticeable. |
Essryone seemed 10 enjoy themselves 20
the fnilsss extent possible TitusyiIle or
chsstra farhished she music.
Nv. c. G. Henderson. Of Murfteesboro,
Tenn. who. with his family spent q part
of the winter in Titasville. writes Us in
seresiingiy n follows; AT present. am
hseis over head in business; What, with
building new home. performing the
oneroas duties Of state official and CON-
dncting my canvass for q rather lucrative
Office. have bat little tine for reading
Hoxeser, always take enough 20 care
fully and intenes,eSily p-ru>e THE STAR.
which honestly consider one Of the best
and elesnest country papers have ever
read" Thanks tor the compliment, Bro.
Henderson.
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
ESss FOE HArcHINs-

Single oonb white iexhorns are the
bTr~d that al the erg b2skeG We arr
~riling e2< for hStehins Erona cur o-~t
pcHs al 81 oO per Is.
WOODLAND POsITEY NAkr-
SisaTpes, Pa
The Florida star., 1905-06-09

The Coca and TtCsyiIbe juvenile teams
PLAYED a game IN the morning zhicb re-
suited IN 4 ss,or- of "a to = IN favor - -.
C"ooAs- THIS Sas not A. all snrpri,.n-
- t'en is Ma - nctio~abI=t thss the so-cali.
81 CccuA juvenile nIDs ootc,a--.si their
opponents HsrI%r, -ho caught for the
resn.ar COCIa tram. held .toNn 6rSx- AMI
On- other Coca man played sgih the
juveniles. uhile a. tie Taazy..Ies usre
really boy PLAYERS
The IItusyiil-- beat the IsAytons ba--
bal team a DAytOnA YESTERDAY by a-.sy-
OF - , The LAyteuA team = pArtlru-
lAsiy stFOcg- bGt the TItnsyJlsss xoz,Li
hASe shut them out entirely bGI for one
Nlsd thros from q b&scuan. xhh-h a.
lo~St D1ytOoA ~ sAik IN and srssr,- H.
2 rnns- TI,usgi,ie siiI plav TIE C1.,nz
nlne here Ds1I Tuesday.
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
RLAcKsATTH SHOP.

Don't forgrs do all kinds OF black
smith and wagon Sork, horse shcelng
ard gun reEAiriER. Call and se~ NE
J. u. ENSls. rtnsyille. ElA-
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
FURNITURE. DRY DOoIr> >HnF-

tTiDb- NrTuIcks book 49,
HIn'iOH -rre-u cloth. Etsitt-
fArIan T@Int-: Jap a-lAc
!iamossb porch -fsai~-- b1-
!..cy ci- tIr'-- snsi ~Intrre>
Gasoline and blue Ham -tavs-
La A Gardner. IItlsyI4ls. Fiu-1ia
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
NEW KExTArRAH.

II yoa want q meal OF table hoard ~
reasonable prsces p&troniHe the Peacock
Restaurant corner Main street. and Wash
tnxfoa aSsnne.
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
HOG. CATTLE AND LAWS FENCING.

We are uoG thr ---.i4isg a.,.II- Fsr tE-
American >l-e. 4 Win 80 ~--y.rAl car
80 s-ock- VOC a. -sv, money af1 tine
~ buvIng from o.
- r TEtsl- 4 g.
ta.-z. "a
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
FOE sALI ATAHaEsaIS

AiJ-r AITli IL A. Uil fer 10 .sp.-I
'ul.cf c"Ss 'Fr sale al fr.-n sir..- Ia
~ FuT p,afi.egiSrs ad.ire--
p " As-bEv. Dr'n0ud 3.
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
DREssNAkING.

stylish dressmaking and sewing Of all
klnds promptly attended To by Mrs. p. =.
Titus, Main street, near freight station,
Titnsyille.
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
NOTICE.

To whom it may ooaoern:
Place no account under my signature
Tor my vile. will not pay bills ~ coo-
srseied- WM ANDKksox.
Vero, Fla, June ssh, 1905.
The Florida star., 1905-06-09
FOE SALE

CAssAva Sod, g. 50 PEI I.oooft.
Z w. AxsDES, OTusoad. Pa.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-27
Announcement of New Business.

Announcement of New Business.
On or about September 1st, I will
open a new business in the Perry &
Browns new building on Forsyth.
where propose to handlea first class
line of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes and
Hats. and earnestly solicit share of
the patronage of the general public.
1t is not my purpose to try and under.
sell every body in town. Can't give you
gold dollars for 96o, but / do propose
to do the square thing" in a'pIain up
right business way.
My stock will be all new and strictly
frst-elass and up-to- date. / am leav-
ing today for the eastern markets
whore | will spend ample time in Sc
Letting my stock, and where I can
have great advantage in buying,
[ propose to sell goods strictly for
cash, thereby enabling me to sell you
goods much cheaper than if I were to
put my goods out on time. My motto
will be ''cash sales on close margin. +"
Come to see me- Yours for business.
c. A. CHAMBL1ss
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-27
THE IDEAL MAN.

What sort of man is woman's
ideals What type does she most
admire9 1t is said that woman's |
tastes have undergone a radical |
change, not alone in her estimate
of the characteristics that go to
make an ideal man but her esti-
mate of anideal woman has under
gone like change, though per-
haps not SO complete, or so radical.
The bachelor girl will tell you that
her conceptions of life are broader
than those of her grandmother,
that the man who captivated the
feminine heart of sixty or seventy
years ago, would make no impress
sion, at least not a favorable one,
on the girl of to-day.
With the air of one who has
thoroughly canvassed conditions
that prevail, she will name a num-
, Der of attributes, which her ideal
must possess, the chief characters
tics that must 60 to form perfect
ly manly man, and when she is
through it will be noticed that they
are exactly what women in all
ages have admired and loved in
men, from primitive times to the
present and which she will go
on loving to the end.
1t does not take a great while
nor very wise person to enumer-
ate these characteristics.
The first is true manliness, the
strong nature, with chivalrous in
stinctS, toward whom a woman in
stinctively turns for guidance and
leans upon for support. The girl
of to-day loves to pirate of the
glory of being independent, but
with all her pride of independence,
when she tires of it no style OF
girl loves more to be petted and
cared for.
| Courage is another quality that
women demand mot physical cour-
age alone he must have if he
| wins her respect-but the courage
to WOO, determined to win in spite
of every obstacle.
He must be sincere, honest and
capable, with true loyalty. without
which it is impossible to make 6
woman happy. This trait makes
Or mars the home; it makes itsel
felt in the very atmosphere, anC
its absence is as distinctly felt-t(
entirely fill woman's ideal a mar
must possess these traits Will
another so subtle it is hard to grasp
to describe in words. 1t is tina
finer sense that gives him a spirit
ual insight into her higher, finer
nature, gives him the key to rea
companionship with her whom ht
loves. This trait gives to the mar
a true reverence for the other sex
A woman may sincerely love &
man who lacks this gift, but her
love fails to find in him the nourish.
ment it requires.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-27
Execufor's Sale

| will sell on the first Tuesday in
September next before the court house,
Americus, Ga. the farm of the late
Capt. G. W. Fielder, situated p miles
east of Americas, consisting of 220
acres. A good four mule farm in oper-
alton, About 80 acres of original tim
Der and never failing branch running
through the northwestern part of the
land, making it most desirable for q
truck or stock farm. Improvements
consist of a room frame DWELLING
q room frame Tenant House and all
necessary out building Terms cash.
Only the land offered at sale.
j. B FFLDER Executor
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-27

Mr.. Rockefeller is quoted as say
ing that he is tired of seeing his
name in print. Doubtless he had
in mind Miss Tarbell's articles in
McClure's and Tom Lawson's in
EVerybody's when he said it. They
are enough to make Mr.. Rockefel-
Ter tired.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-27
AZ ER1CUs. Ca. AUGUST 27. 1905

The Thomasville Enterprise re-
marks that soon Candidate Graves
will say to Senator Bacon, "You
are my meat
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-27

Recently Col. Estill's name has
been very conspicuous among the
candidates for governor. In the
meantime many papers over the
state are laying in waiting for the
ColOnel's announcement, when they
propose to go to work. Monte.
yuma Record.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-27

A Cincinnati judge has decided
that when a man works hard all
day he is entitled to a warm meal
when he comes home at night. 1t
is now cup to" the Cook Ladies'
union to decide whether they will
abide by the decision or go on
strike.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-27

Some men never think Of reform
until they look down the road and
see an office that they think would
just fit them. A reformer should
besO anxious to hold office. -Darien
Gazette.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-27

The newspapers of the country
are busy now cutting out work for
congress. When congress meets it
will probably cut most of the work
that it ought to do.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-27

Nelse Miles and a man named
Biles are suggested as Democratic
candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor of Massachu
sets. Miles and Biles; think of it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-27

The state reformatory, which
was created by the legislature
which has just adjourned, will
probably be open for the reception
of inmates by April 1, next.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-27

We really can't see how Tommie
Hardwick is going to make a gov
ernor, amend the constitution of
the United States and make his
way back to congress from the
Tenth all at one and the self same
time!-Brunswick Journal.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-27

Editor Perham says Col. Estill's
friends expect to send a strong
Estill delegation from Ware coun-
ty, and it will do Hoke Smith no
good for his newspaper friends to
insinuate that they are tinctured
with HoWellism!
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-27

When he goes back to Tuske-
gee, Professor Booker Washington
will doubtless boast to his pupils
that Saratoga treated him white.