davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16

To City of mexico.-The special ex- cgrsion train for the City of Mexico will leave the Fl Paso & Suothwes- tern depot, at Douglas this evening at 7:30 There were four sleeping cars sidetracked here this morning for the accommodation of Douglas. Bisbee and Cananea passengers.
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Las aparienelas engaian.

Un anciano de IS. amos de edad, que
d;jo lIamarse Patrick Trainer, del ntmero
949 al oeete dc la calle %, Sc dirigi6 ell
juevos paaado al sargento de policfa Suii
van, indicandole que le proeurara alg6o
alimento.
CondOlino .el sgente del Orden p6blico
hizo que Sc le suministrara al mendigo
una buena comida, una vez que dej6
satisfecho su apetito, volvi6 4 yer Suli
van para pedirle le aYudase Z recuperar
un pantal6n que le habfan robado.
FL sargento rio del asunto. perc cuando
81 pordiosero le indic6 tambien que habfa
perdido un reloj que VOLTA $45 principle
4 llamarle Ia atenei6n 81 individuo y crey6
conveniente hacerlo examinar
Debidamente escondidos cosidos en- el
forro del saco y de los ealzones le halla-
ron varios rollos de billetes de banco por
valor dc s327Cy una libreta que indicaba
deE6.ito de una GAIA de Ahorros por mas
de $4,000
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ia lEEINLRSE!
jQHi6nes son lbs nil fiFnantss?
Al YadO 66 d pusnts.


Hace unOs dias, expreaamos nuestra a.
tiafacci6n. al leer un manifesto auHcrito
por don Flor Hernandez, de Humacao, en-
81 que, deponiendo So actitud de luchadoT,
alentaba sus amigos yotar el dia 6 de-
Noviembre Ia candidatura de don Emilio
Cuadra, elegido por mayorfa lie votos pa
ra 81 puesto que 81 senior Hernandez pre-
tendfa.
EGa satisfaction que xperimentamog,
tr6case hoy en- sentimiento al lesr una hoja
an6nima, sin irma alguna que ID autoTi.
ce, a1n cuando al pie SO lee 81 pomposo
regat6n de NAL frmas.
3D6nde est6n7
lQui6nes son?
SPueden creerse todavfa los redactores
8 81 redactor de esa hoja, que vivimos en-
Babia2
5Creen los inocentes autoreB de esa hoja
que los habitantes de Puerto Rico son tan
ignoranteB que yayan q Greer Ia patrafia
de las mil firnlaa2
Desc6branse de una vez, hablen claro y
digan quienes son esos mil firmantes, =
entonces y solo entonces, creeremos en- La
autenticidad de Ia tan manoEeada hoja
suelta.
Cuando Sc persigue un fin noble hon-
rado para conseguirlo Sc utiliza Ia pro-
paganda por eBcrito, esos escritos Sc fir
man, de no hacerIo aaf, eB una demostra-
ei6n palmaria de que no SO tiene 81 valor
sufciente para probar de un modo preci-
SO, claro y terminate, Ia raz6n que los
asiste.
ESQ es 10 l6gico y 10 justo, 10 demds es
andarse por los cerros de Ubeda, es que
rerse vestir con las plumas del graio, para
engafiar pobres ignorantes campesinos;
de ahf, el que demos inmediatamente Ia
voz de aIerta 4 los humacaefios, y les avi-
semos que no Sc dejen engafiar por falsa
y NAL intencionada palabrerfa lanzada &
ID publicida1 con fines bastardos POGO
mobiles
En- Ia Union de Puerto Rico Sc procede
con lealtad con rectitud, con honradez y
alteza de miras;la los hombreg de Ia Union
no les gnfa el lucro y el medTo personal,
algo mas noble y mas altruista es su PEN
Samiento, y los que cream 10 contrario ae en-
gafian miserablemente y deben salir del
error que estan , de no hacerlo asf, com
probaran que no Bienten en- sus corazones
los sentimientos honrados que sustenta la
Union de Puerto Rico.
"a esos ilusoTios mil frmantes debemos
decirles A defnirse.
AL vado Il puente
Eoboq.fo ,Io poIgoe0
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Los medrcOs condenan unanimemente ell
uso de las emulsion es que gentlemen Gro
sotado Guayscol. Es bien sabido que
estas sustancias cuandO Sc toman mezcla-
das con el Aceite de Afgado de bacalao in
Iritan Ell est0naago los rifiones, entorpe-
cen la buena nutrici0n y por las freeuentes
evacuaciOnes que causan, produeen ell Fapi-
do aniquilamiento de los enfermOs.
EI DIR. Parsons, un distingTido especia-
lista de la Ciudad de Mexico, dice q este
respecto: "RefTiendone 81 valor geFmiei-
da.de Ia Creosota, cuandO Sc le administra
enfermos tuberculosis, incorporate q
preparedness de Aceite de Hfgado de Baca-
lao, de clarO: que los esperimentos qulmi-
cos " la observation cuidadosa de un graz
nGmerO de casos, han demostrados que
culquiera que sean los Tesultados benefcOs
que los emfermos puedan recibir del uso
estos resultados los nulidean los efectOe
peTniciOsos que ejercen tales drogas en- el
est0magO.
Es un hecho bien cOnocido que Ia asimi-
Iaci6n acil v compieta de los aIimentOs es
de Ia mayor importancia en- el tratamiento
de las enfermedades que Sc caracterizan
pOr denutEicion. Sc sabe tambien que el
Aceite de Higado de BacalaO, perfectamen-
te emulsi0nad0, es unO de los mejores
ben recsnstituyetes. Por ESQ es que los
distinguidOs especialietas prescriben hoy
las emuIsiones de Aceite de Higado de Ba-
calao que no contiene CreosOta d 0tfas
suetancias irritantes, que ocasionan el de-
s6Tden de las funciones digestivas.
De las diferentes preparedness de Aceite
de 8Igado de Bacalao, yo pref1ero Ia Emul-
sion de Scott que fabrican los Sres. Scott s.
Bovine de Nueva York;
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.HILARIDAD YDISGUS-
tOaIa vez en- Fran
Cia.
El espectaGuIO del nacimientO de
IlIlnuev0 idi0ma.
Cree d academia tTanessa que q presldents de
farna ea Vel De msI0rar 81 ldlOmi lngl6s.

Paris AgoBto 25-Cuando ell pGblico
frances despert6 esta mafiana Bupo que
el Presidente Roosevelt, con un simple
gesto habfa conseguido para los Estados
Unidos, 10 que en- cinco amos de trabaio
no le habfa sido aGn possible eonseguir &
Francia, hubo Ia vez hilaridad dis
gusto.
EL espsctdculo del nacimiento de un
nuevo idioma, trafdo por Ell Ejecutivo ,
las imprentas ofciales, asombr6 aun ( los
mas viejos defensores de Ia reforma de Ia
ortografia francesa; quienea no esperan
tener exito en- su empTesa, nj aun en- los
cinco amos venideros
La opinion de la Academia Francesa
(que como es natural se encaTgo de Ia ia
rea reformista) es; que Ia acci6n del pre-
sidente Roosevelt es demasiado spresura-
da. Sc cree que el presidente defoTma, On
Yez de mejorar ell idioma ingles
Los sabios franceSes dicen que apesar
de que la sabiduTfa de Roosevelt puede
ser aceptada sacramento, en- la casa, ellos
Green que solamente sabios eruditos pue-
den tratar un asunto tan sagrado como
el libro de Ia ortogrsfia nacional.
Ri deseo del p1blico, con respecto es
ia nueva dram atica eviieucia de la
rapidez americana, es no ser engaflado y
los teatros de vaudeville sonaran esta
noche con versifcaciones y chi,t-s, sobre
81 etimol6gico goIpe de estado del presiden.
te Roosevelt
No se olvidara por un momento que
Mark Mwain, forma parte Ia comisi6n
de la nueya ortograffa que Roosevelt ha
sostenido.
SegGn los humoristas de los peri6dicos
de Ia tarde, los colegas de Twain en- Ia
comisi6n son James j. Jefries, Hermann
81 prestidigitador Elijah Dowie.
Los sabios de Ia Sorbonne Green que la
reforma en- vez de smplifcaT, complicar6
mas 81 idioma y hara el ingles mas dificil
ann para los extranjeros-
Sc dice en- Paris que la reunion del
Congreso del "Esperanto", tendrS lugar
hoy en- Genoya y cablegrafara Roose.
Velts.nu aprobaei6n la idea refoFmia-
ID
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De SOCIEDAD

En- San Juan. LA graciosa morena de
boquita de claveles, de la Sultana del Sud,
senorita Providencis Martinez, Sc encuen-
ira en- ''el Versailles pasando una tenn
porada en- casa de sns familiares, los dis
tinguidos esposos Besosa. .Caballero. Lar
ga grata sea Ia permanencia aquf de la
distinguida damita. .
De viaje.-El marteg pr6ximo embarca
para los Estados Unidos de allf proba-
blemente pasar6 & Europa, 81 hacendado
de Barcsloneta don Ramon Balseiro D6-
villa, que Sc encuentra desde aver en- San
Juan.
LIE deseamOs 81 mejOr viajey gratas i'm
presiones.
EI bGSLe del sdbGdO. .--Result6 animadf-
simo ell efectuado en- la noche del sabado
en- los magnffcos salones del Casino Espa-
mol, pues un bonito Tamillete de elegantes
distinguidas damas presto au valiOsO
coutingente para la mayor brillantez de Ia
fiesta.
Comenz6 81 bale & las nueve de Ia mo-
che, terminando z lasdos de ia maiiana,
sin que decayera an inAtante Ia animacitn
algeria de Ia fiesta. AL teTminar Ia
function en- eI Teatro, un bonito grupo de
damas que c0ncurri6 6Iella, vino 81 Casino,
aumentando asi el nfmero de bellezas ALI
reunidas hacienda mas espl6ndido 81 a.
pecto de los salones
Entire las elegantes sefioritas que ALI
lucieron Bu gVacia distinction, entregan-
dose aiFosamente al culto de 'sTerpsicore'
recordamos Z las de Lentini, Andreu,
Vidal Morera, Schira. Monserrat, Vizca-
rrondo, Fernsndez, Guerra, Davidser,
Muro, de Juan, VicenE, Palacio. MaTti
nez, Llompart, Torres Puig, Carreras,
Cabrers, Urrutis, Santiago, Sampayo,
Warren, Goblin, AmadOi Rodrigues, del
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titufdo, sus derechos estarlo debida-
mente escatfmansele s regat6anseIe SOTO
c6ndose en- todos los 6rdenes de su vida,
su voluntad; pensamos que no son 81 Bere-
no paIenque del ret6ricO 8 Ia aedante cate.
dra del doctrine los sitios mas apTop6sito
para combatir por aquellcs derechos, que
una vez Eeoonocidos glanjeaEfan sin duda
& los academicos del pals cuanto ellos de-
aearan para eYitar con t0da efeacia que 81
castellano 50 marche que le sustituya el
internal papiansesto de CuTazao; pues cla-
rogue, en- Il direction, pOr eiemplo, de ID
instruction pdblica, no hGbri6 mas que
para nuestros acad6micos tambien { no
dudarlo en los dep0rtamentOs de traduc.
ci6n- case de que entonces los hubieae- no
fguraTfan otras personals que aquellas
c0nsagraaas poE d fama como coDocedo-
Tas de todas las raiceg de los idiomas que.
hablaran por una pafte Grilo y tambikn
G6ngora , por otra Milton J tambien Mr.
ROm.d0n0.
PoT hoy no "a mas pero 81 asunto e.
de los cue ofreca no poca tela que cortar {
irsmos pa Eanate dicho sea con psrd6n de
los amaeatfoa
DON MODESTO.
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EspI6ndido es q Burtido que acaba
de recibir 'sIa villa de Madrid. Este
almacea es q 9us tiane mejores casimires,
OhaleCos de piqu6, paiios para billar, trajeS
Do ST. Gall = Paris, aedas chinas. cOTbatass
cueIlos y pufios de hilo, psrfumerfa fran
Caaa, mantones do Manila, infnidad de-
adornos para sombrero, ineluso flores, y 81
surtido m6s extenso en- talan de fantastic.
Una vista ia Villa de Madrid" que
e. IA tiBnda de moda. Telsfono 273.
P. 3. Box 764. San Francisco 81. San
joan, p. r. D.
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Vale, Orbeta, Euro, Gorbea, Kerhan,
Rivera, Sanchez. Miro, Cerra, Diaz y
Espinet. Entire las senoras, & las de Bas,
Font, Freirfa, Ginorio, viuda de Marti-
nez, Besosa, Garcia, Guerra, del Vale
Atiles, Palacio, Elzaburo, Herrera, Muro,
Vidal, Gaos, Piheiro, Gambler, Asenjo,
Torres Garcia We've de Acosta, luciendo
exquisitos tocados y bonitos trajes
Sc cumplieron las doce pleas del pro-
grama del bale y Ia concurreneia fu6 OBJ
sequiada como piempre CON dulces , refres.
cos.
Fue pues, un animado bale 81 del sa-
bado los afcionados al atTayente pasa-
tempo esperan la repetici6n, 10 menos
con las "iaranas" de costumbre.
Persoholes. -El martes pT6ximo embar-
ca para los Estadoa Unidos, nuestro buen
amigo 81 joven don j. M. Gonzalez, em-
pleado principal de "Porto Rico American
Tobacco qui6n permanecerd una tempo
rRda en- Nueva York. Buen viaie agra
dables impresiones.
Regres6 81 sabado de Coamo, ell ioven
don Luis Luis Guillermety.
Han salido para Cayey dondes que
da como agente de una importante casa
de San Juan, 81 iOven don Juan r. Gle
pf, 4 qui6n acompaia Sd estimable sefiora.
Exito en- su nuevo cargo deseamos al
amigo.
Aver almorzaron juntos Los gelores
Lcdos Dfaz Navarro y Arturo Aponte
el nefior Mufioz Rivera.
Feliz Woie. En- el pr6ximo vapor EN-
barca para Nueva York, ID diatinguida
esposa del senior Savage, Acting Attorney
de Puerto Rico. Dichoso tempo desea-
mos tenga en- en- excursion ls estimable
DANA.
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SAMSON.

Esta es la marca de Cauchu que usan
los dentistas que quieren hacer cajas de
duraci6n eterna. Amalgamas STANDARD" !,
y "E. Z. d.; puntas de todas formas y
tamafios; cauchus distintos colores de Do
herty; los c6Iebres dams "Ecrn'' ''Ord";; !;
toda clase de dientes, &c. &c. Salgado y
FuerteE, San Juan.
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GlRBQM RARAEO.

Los Eres. Carlos Cid g Co, tianen cons
tanfe exfstencia de carbon vegefa1, eI que
Venden pOr talega
DiEigiIse sgs odcinas, Almae6n de Los
Ees. kefnaneez. TeIsleRO 17s
1bV,
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GARIAS lETENIpAS.

Andino Alejo, Alvarez Antonio, Aspur-
men Luisa, Arroyo Maria, Alvelo Car.
men (2), Armstrong William I'll. Bal.
dorioty Regina, Beyany F. G. Balaguer
Ferrer Rafael, Baiz Catalina, Brown L.
M. Bayonet Severe, Balaguer Enrique N.
Blanco Maria, Borbet Tomasa, Campo
Maria, "A. Carri6n Julio, Calder6n Nata-
liza, Cruz Cecilio, Cepeda Modeeda, Cooke
LR Cirta Maria, Cirto Ricardo, Delga-
do Carmelo I. Delgado Juan, Delgado
Martin Diaz Rita, Duplace L. Fernandez
Vicente (3), Figueroa Cornelia, Figueroa
Juan, Flores Julia, Gutierrez Demetria,
Guadalupe Pepa, Guzman Rosa, Enofre
Antonia.
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I'm surtidO de ropa m ~ baratO para
nifioa ha recibido ssIa Tiendita' ~ lado
del Ayuntamiento. Su dueia quiere que
10 aepan Rus numerosOs amigos
ADMINISTRACI DE EINGAS
URBANAE. Sin quehrantos para 81 ren-
tinta Dirgirsa, FoItaleza 55, san Juans
2, n p. JOS a. GaFEaEe
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N0IIGIA.

Glasses de taquigrafia J escri-
tura q maquina.
PreoiO moderado. Fortaleza 83
MQIsLs.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02
Subject to Taxation,

Butte, Mont, Aug. f,-Resident
stockholders of mining stocks are sub
ject to taxation on that stock is the
opinion handed down by General Al
bert J. Galen, in response to Quer-
ry from w D. Clark, chairman Of
the board of county commissioners of
Silver Bow county. At the present,
according to the commissioners, about
ten million dollars held by residents
of Butte are escaping taxation and
it was the desire of the commissioners
to ascertain whether or not under
the Montana statutes stock of a for
eign corporation, whose property was
located in the state, could be assess
ed. The decision is of great impor-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02

Parksburg, W. Va, Aug. Geo.
Rossett, the Syrian leper whose move,
ments have been watched for SAe last
few weeks, arrived in this city Tues
day and his travels were brought sui
denly to a halt when tee Baltimore
and Ohio officials refused TO allow him
to ride on that division of the road.
News of his arrival spread quickly
Thousands f1ocked to the depot Of the
railroad and the police were detail.
ed to watch Rossett, who, when he
found that he could so no further
decided to make himself comfortable
on the grass in the rear of the sta
ton. Late Monday night Recorder
Leonard issued a warrant for three
men, charging them with bringing the
leper here
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02

Tommy HardWick sits in the
seat of the scornful and SCOTS al
the authority ofnot only the 14th
and 18th am endments but of the
rules made by "such cattle' as he
calls them, as the Democratic State
executive committee. There is but
one shrine at which he worships,
and he cries out with loud voice,
"Great is Tom Watson of Thorn
sonn-Griffin News.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02

Senator Bailey is quoted as say
ing in a recent speech that Bryan
will be the next President, and
"then Well have four years Of real
Democratic administration. You
know we had eight years of CIeve-
land administration, but that
wasn't Democratic enough to hurt
Cleveland was better than a Re
publican, but a mighty sight worse
than real Democrat
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02

An excellent portrait of Gen.
Robert Z. Lee now adorns the
walls of the mess hall of the Mill
tary Academy at West Point.
Brig. Gen. Albert L. Mills, Super
intendent of the Academy, secured
Gen. Lees portrait in Baltimore,
and it is said to be an excellent
likeness of Gen. Lee when he was
Superintendent at West P tjl 1t
has been stated that Gen. Lees
portrait was removed from the
academy because he entered the
Confederate Army, butSthis is a
mistake, as his picture was never
there until it was recently placed
there by Gen. Mills. The latter is
New Yorker, and gallant SOL
der, who was shot through the
head near Santiago, and while des-
perately wounded and temporarily
blind he urged his men forward
against the Spaniards. He was
then a Captain. For this action
he received a medal.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02

Hon. E. B. Lewis will carry
Crisp county by the biggest kind
of majority. There are proba-
bly, less than two hundred voters
in the county who will not sup
port him. He has a large number
of friends here who knew him in
his boyhood days, and they say
that he was then just as popular
as he is now, and that as a bust
ness man before he wentin politics
he made friends of all the people.
-Cordele Rambler.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02
DOPE FIEND KILLS YOUNG WIFE.
Unable to E-..1t Reconciliation Hus-
band Shoots His Wife to Death.

Unable to E..1t Reconciliation Hus-
band Shoots His Wife to Death.
Mobile, Ala, Aug. TUESDAY eve
ming William Woods, of St. Louis
Mo-, shot and killed his young wife
Gatzey Woods, who had been here
about three months. residing with heI
sister, Mrs Thomas. 1t is stated
that she had left her husband, who is
alleged to he a dope fiend Of some
kind
Woods came to the city from St
Louis last Saturday for the purpose OF
effecting a reconciliation with his
wife He made several oYertures
which was unsuccessful
Tuesday afternoon abou, $50 p. n.
he again called and after confer
ence lasting nearly half an hour, he
pulled a pistol from his pocket an1
shot his wife four times. She fell
to the floor and expired almost i'm
medately After the shooting Woods
escaped.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02
Why Eyes Get Red.

The eyeball contains a high percent
age of blood, and why, therefore, is it
white? The answer is that the blood
vessels which supply its surface are
so exceedingly minute that usually
they do not admit the little red corpus
cles to which the ordinary sed appear
ance of the blood is due Blood without
these corpuscles is colorless, or, at
most, of the faintest yellow tint. But
occasionally when the eye is Initiated
or when there is any slight or consid-
cradle arrangement of the system GER
tain of the little vessels enlarge suffi.
GENTLY to allow the corpuscles to en-.
ter, thereby producing the well known
red streaks- or infiamed appearance of
the eveba]I
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02
Large Artenuance rresenr.

Buffalo, \. Y, Aug. There was
a large attendance at WelNsday's
session of the American Federatiin of
Catholic Societies. The constitution
was changed so that hereafter soci.
cites, parish Institutes and such in.
dividuals as apply to the federation
for literature shall be eligible for
membership.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02

The famous Greene and Gaynor
case has been appealed to the
United States Circuit Court at
New Orleans, the main ground OF
appeal being the modus procendi
in selecting the jury that tried the
case at Savannah and sentenced
them to the Federal penitentiary
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02

a Philadelphia court has de-
cided that love letter cannot be
probated as a will. 1t is this clear
that in such productions the sound
and disposing mind is entirely alb
sent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02

Russian peasants have post
poned their strike until they har-
vest their grain. 1t is generally
wise to postpone a strike until pro-
vision has been made for the ap-
petite which, never strikes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02

The horticultural interests of the
State have grown tremendously
during the past few years until it
is now the second interest of Geor-
gia from revenue standpoint.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02

A Kentucky gentleman secured
damages in the sum of $4,000
against railroad for the loss of a
forefinger on his right hand. A
railroad is a fool to injure the trig-
ger finger of a Kentucky gentle
man.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02

In the course ofa few years the
whole public debt of the United
States will be refunded at not more
than 2 per cent. Provided the
Democratic party succeeds to the
control of the government.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02
Daily. I Except Sunday,

Daily. Except Sunday,
Sleeping cars between Americas and At.
a IAN on Train leaving Americas IO:25p, m .,
aII I'LL Irving Amertcus 5:00ia. m. Connects
8 rOrt valley with sleepers to and from
e ndIior car tor Atlanta on train leaving
o1 a On u ain leaving Americas at z; or D, m
r2r III 1urtner inform alton, apply to
HlGHTOWER Agent AHericu- ca
JOHN w. BLOUNT, Travelling Passeneer
Agent Macon. Ca
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02

Evelyn Nesbit has now terrified
New York by declaring that she
intends to lay bare everything.
Well, we hope they will keep the
camera men out, anyway.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02

The first dollar Mr.. Sage made
when a boy he saved. Compound
the Sage rate of interest on that
dollar for seventy-five years and
see how easy it is to get rich.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02

Throughout his long life Russell
Sage saved on the average about
81 100000 year for a rainy day,
which takes the record from Noah.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02
AMER1CU8, Ga AUG 2, 1905.

The yellow journals are not res
pOnsible for the Thaw case, but
Thaw cases are largely RESPONSIBLE
for the yellow journals.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02

The report Of the state commits
sioner Of agriculture shows the to-
tai average condition of cotton has
fallen from So to II 1-3 per cent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02

The Atlanta News thinks it will
be blessing to Chicago and the
state of Illinois, and to the United
States, when Zion City is broken
up.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02

The Atlanta Georgian says that
Mayor Woodward is hoarse. It's
all right, the Savannah press adds,
as long as he doesn't hiccough.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02

The house has passed the bill
creating Ben Hill county, with
Fitzgerald as the county seat. This
will give Georgia a total of 146
counries-quite enough.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-08-02
Arrivals,
FNEIIVdE8l
From SAVANNAH Ann,,atn

From Savannah, Augusta Atlanta,
Ec,ea aeon. $40 20 m
~" LoIn &c l. Dothan albany. 80 25 m
81 EE0t9c arlta Dothan and Albany Il 46 D m
7u An i@nea ana macon. -. +2U p m
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Frnm G nG11af b9P points 1870. t6 85 pm
From n BirTai6 points. *12 10 m
Frc 96t R Hia65e y Oh i;,:;:. "oOJam
From dlthley $50 20 m
y roIn w., ,;..:......... IS Is m
From u1 Ia; Il 40 m
Eu1auIa'....... ............ $40 % n m