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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03
GrOBer Inter
uelllrler gestOrhell.
@ar Scr Gr6auer Der StraRen6aBn.
liRien puu Chicago.
GrdEdete die lluteryrund-
hahn In eOudOu.
@eritOr6ener bate cine tBpiid ame.
rifaniidJe Sarriere.

9em Yorf, 80. Sea. - Charles
z. Yerfes, ser befannte llnternebmer
ltr6 @roBfapitoliit, ipel6er oie Stro.
Benbobn bon Gbicago erbout uno 6ie
untergrltnobabn bon 2on0on t1s Sc.
ben gerufen bat, lit geiteru bier nad
ie6spobentli6er Grantbeit in einem
bieiigen Sotel geItorben. Gr lit an
elmer &omplifation bon &raufbeiten.
tpeI6e er iib in 2onbon in 8erbin.
6nng init elmer @rfdltung Suge3oqer
botte. Die bebanoelnoen aer3te bat.
ten idon felt etntgen Sagen auf feline
8ieoerberitellung auf9egeben. Seit
porgeitern Ibeno tpuroe Der &ronfe
nur nod oilrb Sttmulantien am Sc.
ben erbalten. ..... Ill.
am Eotenbette befan0en ii6 Die
5rolt oes SerItorbenen, iein Sobn
Charles Goiuarb gcrfes uno beiien
,Srou; Srou Charles RonoamtQter,
cine SodJter oeS 9er1torbenen.
Speper & Co., Ole 8anffirmo, nit
Der gerfe8 in fiuqn3ieller 8erbinOmia
geitanoen bat, erldBt folgen0e an.
fiinoiglna: ...
n9ertes' Zoo lit beion0crS 5u BE.
oauern, oeun er trot 5u elmer Belt cin,
mo er Iein groBeS 8erf, Ocn 9uu ser
ltntergrlInobabu in 2onocn, beinobe
bollenoet botte. 9laein ir.ne abnc5s
mer0e @eiltnObeit batte itl uno icine
sSreltn0e oaraltf oufuerfian qentoajt,
bob fir Die 3ufrnft 60 c getruncn
iperbcn uliiiie, ltuo es IL oahcr oGc$
9eihebeu, Inn oos Inter- 2bmen obne
unterbre6ung 81 boIlcn> II.
Sarge, q. g, 80. Ge5.-Hlcrfr3'
Sro euuedt oudb bier mo,16e Crime
rungen oil Die 3ett, nelde gertes
bier 5ltbrnhte. Gr fans i'm Sabre
1881 bierber, Inn iidb bon ieiner eritcu
Srau ibeioen 3u laiien uno foufte
tpdbreno Der y9oonr5eit" oiel 8runo-
etgentum. @r tuar bel Dem 8au ser
eriten bieligen StroBenbobnlinie be
6ilflih uno gr6Ii6ent oes erIten Ger.
ritoriolfeites bon 8ofoto, oas 1882
bier obgebalten nuroe. Na6ocm er
feline S6eioung erboIten bate, bel,
rotete er feline 5lueite 5rali in Oieieg
Stoot.
gSerDangnts1OHef S1er5.
geotre Dame, SnO., 30. 8e5. -
CLAUDE u. gagbp alrs Durango In
Colorado lit bel eiuem SpaB, ben
GtltOenten angeItiftet botteu, getOtet
tpor6en. Die irngen 2eltte batten et.
nen nidt ernit genleirten Raubanfall
auf einen 8reunb gepIant.
9ouis GooueIa aus Gertral.Ames
rifo alma an Dem Slns boriiber, no
DER Sdeiniiberfan itattfin0en 'ollte;
Die Shloeuten bieIten i'm fir ibr be-
nbsiftiates Gpier rmo riefen ibm sll,
Die S6noe in bie Sobe an balteu; Itatt
oeTien rib ser Sii6IGnoer, Ger ben
lleherfaa fir edit bielt, 0en Reoolper
ors Ser Saide unb iboB. 8ogbp fiel
t6fIid, aetroffen imo Itorb binnen tpe-
niaeu Wtinuten. RoqueIa perlor iiber
Scn angIiidliheu 8orfan beinabe Den
@eritono.
angefem m en-:
0ucenstoun: rgooroIdno" bon
gbiIaoeIobio. -
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03

8erIin, 30. EeB. garon
Wiuuun bon S6par5enItein, bisberi.
Ger oeittIher @eIanoter in Refing,
grbt ols oeutider goti6after noh
Sofio.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03
General cOrhins Shryeiz.
@il iid nm einen aOnsrefiit bon
Ohio bcluerben.


BoIbington, 80, Gcj. @e
1ernImoior Senrp 9, gorbtn bot poIt
tif6en gbrgei8; nddItes Sabr Iduft
feline 3ienIbeit ob, unO Sann min er
In ben RongreB eintreten; er min iit
Inn ben aonereBiis bes 6. Giltrtfts
BON Ohio beperben. Bolitifer bon
Ohio baben ibn nobeeelegt, lih INN
Die Observation-Disclosures 5ii be-
iperber, 1IIein ct lebnte ben 8orihIa9
db, meinte aber, er tuiiroe iib see9rt
fiibIen, tpenn ibm iein Seinntsotitrfh
bic aongreBnoulinatton onpertroiien
tpoIle.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03
Siseuhahucll in
anklage versetzt.
Siabattsebcn ut bte gegen tie ergO6eue
geidJnlOignng.
Buudesgraudjury ID
uOller 7atigksit.
Gugeflagte luerOcn uum Oiidjter uuter
SiirgidJGit geitellt.
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gbicago, 80. 0es. - Rie gun,
besgronoiurp bat geItern gbeuO noe,
gen Gabottgebcns gegen oie Chicago
Burlington luo Quiucpbabn, oerer
erIten 8i3eprdiioenten 9ariuS 0tiller
un6 oustudrtigen 5ro6tagenten 6. O.
9urnbom slnflagen erboben. Gie
anfIage behauptet, Bob ale &abnttC
Der llniteb StateS Stecl 8rooucts
60. bon Geip Yorf GeipGbrt tpuroer
etne @eieqi6oft, ipelhe gum Sto6l'
fruit gebGrt. Die Siobatte tpurbeH
BON feds StGbten nod 8ancouoer &C.
gehen.
Serner bebdi.ptet Die glnflage,
boB Ole Nnflogten un6 onbere Bob
men Elm 6radtrateno6fommen troier
unb Der Jpil6enitaatli6eu SnnOels,
fommiiiion porIegteu; Die Srodtrater
tpuroen auh gent6b Sieiem Sarii BE-
sobIt, ip6ter aber 6em 8eridiffer Elm
Robott bon 80 Bro3ent getp6brt.. Die
8erierbungen fdmen bon @lmcob
Snb., Ntart;us 6errp In Ohio, BittS.
burg un6 RelpcaT.le in 8erniploanio
GlepcIan0 in Ohio unS Solicit in 81
Ifnois.
SoboIO Sie 8rnnSi:trn sic anfta.
gen ein6cridtet Fotte, IteQte RirGtcr
8etbCa 6ie Iu0eflQ1tn untCr il
5000 8iirgidoft uuS fcnahrid,tiotC
sic @cantcu scr ouaC To1teu. @ahn
ooR lie Oie 9iirgi;foft IN S5be por
$4,000 5u Itclten bdt,:n paS aud,
prompt ocitub.
&ancrn bet Der 0onr.
@erttn, 50. GeS. - Die @rotu-
IntinnS.Gour ser aarps.aommon-
Ncimc III NHeuiubr am Fieiinen Soie
rrirS audi sic founto' %ererbcu @e.
neroIe ser orei babc~iifen Nrrcc-
Iforps noh Berlin bri"Qcu, udrrlidl
8eneraIoberIt ser Srionterie' Briu5
NrnuIi bon 8apern boz 1. aorpS @c.
tneroI ser oSnfanterte 6reiherrn Reth.
/ I'm bon NIcISeaa bon 9. &orbS nuo
General ser eSnforterie iSretberrn b.
6en Observation-Disclosures bonn 3.
IRorbs. gItit linen fommen Ole bet'
ben 4ommon6elre ser 6oneriiden Re'
uirnentcr. oeren Ssnbober Der &aiier
Int: S6erIt 3Sreiberr b. Gittruer pom
is. esnFanterie Neqinteut rmb S6erIt
Srctherr b. 8ebiattel pom 1. lllaneri'
| IMeniment.
TieIe guimerfioufeit bon Seiten
ISes 6oneriiheu Spfes miro an hteliqer
ImoRoebcn6er Stelle poIlauf geuiir.
Stat. Sofumentiert lie bod Dor ollsr
WeIt oos oblualten6e berslihe Der.
tdltnts.
geidluerSe ans Iiniitcrinm.
@Iien, 80. 8e3. Rah elmer
Uselouna olrs Giim bot o1s Siebener.
| Gomitee Ger 9ergarbeiter I'M &ubrge.
| biete beihloiien, cine 8ei6tueroe an
! bos preuBiihe @iniiterium 81 rihteu
he'll Die ollf ole artltoBt9e Arbeltsoro,
uunq 6esiiglihen 6orberngen Ourd
Sps Sberbergontt nbgelebnt fpcroelt
+! fnS. Gas Miniiterium miro Sugleid
boroui olfmerfi1m scnodt meroen
oos Oie gefabr zines gtolienausltoll
Scs oorbonbcn iit tpenu nidt ebeItenS
/ Gemeoitr geihnfieu miro.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03
qehnt pidltiaen guffen ab.

Wa ibingtoil, %. 0e8. = @e.
neralleutnlnt Gboffee bot einen griei
bonn Mapor McGIeuan bon gletp Oorf
rboIten, IN fpelbem ibnr oieier oer
lpihtigen goiteu oes ToliSeifonnii
fSrs BON geetp Oort ahbietet. Der
General bat oos anerbieten abge.
lebut.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03
GrOGeS SchadRufeuer.
Guh bic &uit non ben Slammeu
6ei6GOigt.
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Clarion, 80. 3e8. - Seitte
Worgen brnf in SptftS 9feItoura.
tion elm 5euer ans, lpeIdeS 6 groBe
3iegelgeb6lt6e oltf ser Roroieite oes
RIates 3eritorte.
Wtapor 9llernl6er lit Ger 9[nIidt,
bob Der S6aoen oolle 100000 betra-
gen miro.
9luf Die Boit luto Ser gr6Bte 8eiI
bres SnbaIts itn6 ourG oie 5Iammen
5erItort tporoen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03

Sn gran reid ipmpatbii6 besriibt.
Saiier gStlbelm iagte fOlgenoe NOrte 81 etnen'
frQnaDliihen 9iplpntQten:

r@s 1T nnr9 OaB in mener llmgebuu9 cine are9spurtei
@ on @ @ m y, f ren ~ S d @ SfSa ben
re9 idt Sd iebe ben res alS Oas 8senbe mener Sibt
pOr Soft uno meinem 8Olte 9urf 9eie dneuOe 0tetbo
ben 9eeaes wnrSe m buer gerei5t aber b wro9e ooGauf
Der 9att uno Die etigteit beS 0uerpdfOeuen &Oupe nO
bes fran56Ii9eu SoleS."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03

RinaIton: ~Eagiis- DouSoufbdu4.
ton.
8ober: .Eotrtcin~ bon Reu Dort.
9eep gorf: ~@raf 8oIoerfee" BON
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03
stiirmiidjc ;sabrt.
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geem gorf, 80. 8e8. - Der
1onpfer rGeItic" bon Der 8bite
Stur 2inie lit bellte alts 2iperpooI
ungefommen un6 beri6tet, ooB er am
@eibna6tStage in etneu frtr6tbaren
Gturm btneingertet. llngebeiire
BeIlen bieIten Oie i6neIIe 6obrt bes
9antpfers ouf, ioooB er pom Wtittaa
bes 25. Biz 5um 0tittag bes 26. De-
sember MIR 1SS ¬en MAIDEN
tonute. Cine uhgebeure 8elle brah
fiber oie Steuerboroieite uno riB cine
Seftion Ser idlperen, itdblernen
gor6tuGnoe fort. Die BIatteu tuurs
ben bon ~ 3oa oiden 9ol5en gebol-
ten, oie aber tpie Die lei6teiten Ndgel
berouseeriiien fDurSen. Die 8ogs
rate bur6 ben @ong, Der 81 oem
anartier Der WtaihiniIten fiibrt,
iiberflutete mebrere 8abinen unO
Ihlug eine an5abl &abinenfeniter ein
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08
LIVE DUCKS FOR DEcoYs.
Arkansas Hunter Has Evolved Scheme
Which Brings the Best
of Results.

]. F Berger. of Anthony. who /,
an enthusiastic duck shooter, has Sc
cured two pairs OF domesticated NAL
lard ducks for decoys,
The ducks are taken to the hunting
grounds in small covered baskets. Tt
keep them from flying when in use ,
light leather strap with buckleC
moose attached to a long shore core
is placed about their necks and
weight or anchor tied to one foot.
This however, does not diminish
their ability to swim, ana when place,
In the water they 90 to the limit o
their shore cord. For results the,
make the oll.fash!oned wooden de
coys look like 80 cents-Arkansas Cit,
Traveller
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08
RETURN TO IDOL WORSHIP
Russian Tribes Take Peculiar Advan'
tage Of Recent Edict Issued
by the Gar

Four villages OF Uschum circuit II
Russia have informed the govern
ment that in accordance with the
cars edict. guaranteeing freedom Of
worship they returned to their ole
religion, the worship OF the Idols
These people call themselves Tschere
misses and belong to an ancient Fin
nish tribe. Their chief idol is a curl
Gus rock sacred to the god Chum
balat." II Is situated near n public
road, ana the travellers in the po'i
chaIse can with IS the worship paid
to this ancient god by slaughterins
chickens and small game at the foot
OF the holy rock. allowing the earth
to drink the blood
Chumbalat the heathens esteem the
chief OF their many gods he Is said
to be able to send one suffering, sick
ness ana even death. The name
means "0ld Man on the Mountain
The god is supposed to reside under
the great rock III the tribe should
ever be in danger, Chumbalat will
rise from beneath the rock and de
fend us" say the p ople He wears
golden armor and rides mighty war
horse"
Nicholas Is distressed that his edic'
should have resulted in the revival OF
hoathensm. but cannot forbid idola
try under the terms Of the published
ukase.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08

into back hall and so escapes by the
rear stairway and the freight door Of
the building.
The other day the boy brought in
card which he read with suspicion.
Freeman Griggs, A. NJ" he repeated.
"Do know the man, boy?"
81 don't think so, replied the buffer.
81 never remember of seeing him be-
fore"
Hem, Freeman Grlggs, A. NJ, re
peated Henshaw. Master Of Arts
College man. Look like professor,
boy?"
We'll, he's got eyeglasses on, admit
ted the doubtful youngster.
Now, If Henshaw has weakness at
all, II Is for education, culture and the
long haired cult He has written and
published a pamphlet himself on some
thing that nobody else is interested in,
and therefore feels himself equal TO
fraternizing with men whose names
carry any weight of authorizations after
them.
Send him in, said Henshaw.
In hustled wldeawake looking
young man. He had removed his eye
glasses before he got to tie door, and
he bore down on Henshaw, drawing a
| billcase from his pc ket as though pre-
pared to hold him at the point Of It.
I'm collector for Campbell & Gore.
! Here's a little bill against you, Ny
clients want their money" he said
Shaping the document down upon Hen
/ sdaw's desk.
Eenshaw bristlel and stared from
the card to his visitor. who let you In
here" he demanded
why, the boy Just sent In my card
you know. You've got It in your hand
there
Huh! This your card?" grunted III,
disgusted Henshaw Freeman
Griggs, 4. NJ"
That's me- Freeman Griggs."
"I'd like TO know where you took YOU
degree, young man. said Henshaw
with scorn.
Degree" Oh, you mean those let
tiers? Rather a bright idea, don't yoi
think? My own. I'm Freeman Griggs
A. Mater money And I'm afte
money now; do get IT,"
He got II.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08
He WAS A MASTER.
rHAr Is, IN HIS OWN Pan
TIcULAR LINE.
FREEMAN Griggs, A. NJ, Proved Right
70 Title He Had Conferred Upon
Himself-Had Henshaw at
Disadvantage.

Henshaw is one of those men who, II
not exactly dishonest, certainly justly
wins the reputation Of being slow
paw" He hates to pay a bill-especially
a small bill; it's like pulling teeth to
extract money from his purse, and he
therefore has a well-dehned suspicion
that every unknown visitor to his Office
Is dun He has hedged himself about
with more guards and has made himself
more difficult Of approach than J, Pier
pont Morgan He always sends out front
10 see II the way is clear before he ven
lures out Of his Office to so home, and
when close pressed has a private egress
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08

Dwtf,u is OtlcH CdHSca BY Cdia'1A
Of tie S,5macb-PCyNUa Referees Ca
taJyl ortlr Stomach and Is therefore, u
Rcmcd.y For DvSfcfSia.
$500. s-s-.-.-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-
J Hon. W. C. Butler. EN.U. ). Sen.
ator from South Carolina for two
terms in letter from Washington,
ID. c.. writes 10 the Peruna Medicine
: Co., as follows:
81 can recommend Peruna for
dyspepsia and stomach trouble. u
I have been using your medicine for !
J short period and feel very much !
relieved. IL Is Indeed 3 wonderful
I medicine. besides a good tonic. y
I-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s
HATARRH OF the stomach is the cor.
~ rect name for most cases of dyspcp
sia. In order 10 cure catarrh OF the
stomach the catarrh must be eradicated.
Only an internal catarrh remedy,
such as Peruna. is available
Peruna exactly meets III indications.
Revised Formula.
'For a number OF years requests
have come to me from a multitude Of
grateful friends. urging that Peruna
be given a slight laxative quality. |
have en- experimenting with Taxa.
tive addition for quite a length Of
time and now feel gratifed to an.
nounce to the friends Of Peruna that
have incorporated such a quality In
the medicine which, In my op MON,
can only enhance its wellknown bene.
hCial character.
IS. B. HARTMAN, NJ. D."
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08
ORGAN OF ANCIENT DATE
Musuical Instrument That Was In
vented During the Reign Of
Alfred the Great.

This picture shows one Of the first
organs ever made. It was invented
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08

Prehistoric artists have left al
works OF art engraved on polished
shell, The most ancient are tn,
masks upon which the human face
is depicted
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08
Queer Swiss Miser.

An extraordinary mlser was "Fa
Their" Aeby, who Cied the other day
in Berne, Switzerland. He has beer
referred 10 by newspaper correspon
dents as the most miserable Aisei
In all Europe" Since he was q
years Of age, when he inherited Q
large fortune, he had lived on char
ity and an expenditure of three cents
a day. He died at the age OF 10 and
his body was so emaciated that II re
sembled mummy. He left securities
valued at $4,000, 100000 In golt
and silver coin concealed about his
house and no relatl es.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08
Denver Directory
,E the J, \, WILSON STOCK SADDLES
Oxford Hotel

Denver. one block from Union Depot
Fireproof &. II. MORSE, Mgs
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08
TlMEPlEcE is VERY OLD.
Clock Recently Exhibited in Berlin a
Work of Art Of the Mid
die Ages.

This clock. which was exhibited Ia
Berlin, dates from the sixteenth cen.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-15
AMER1CUS, Ga. MAY Is, 1906.
DEFEAT OF SENATOR cARMAcK

Senator Carmack of Tennessee,
the bold, brilliant, aggressive man
that he has ever been, has gone
down before the people in defeat.
His victorious competitor, Ex-
Governor Robert L. Taylor known
as the man with the silver tongue
and an old fashioned fiddler, has
captured the senatorial prize.
The combination against Car
mack was too strong. Senator Ed
Carmack, the great student, could
not become a crooked, designing
politician, he could not and would
not go before the people on bend
ed knee, faWning and making
false promises. Whether right or
wrong he dared to maintain his
position and ask quarter Of nc
man.
His retirement will be in the ma
ture of great loss to Tennessee
and the United States Senate; and
his friends can but sorrow over
his defeat. He is a great man
however, and will accept the sit
uation philosophically, for hi
would not f1atter Neptune for his
trident, nor Jove for his thunder
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-15
WEARY OF PARTY IN POWER

Just at this time the phenomena
is witnessed in this country of the
people firing of the party in power
during period of marked pros
perity. Heretofore dissatisfaction
with party in power has followed
an era of adversely, for which the
party in power at the time was
held responsible for, whether right
or wrong. The party under whose
rule bad times come was destined
to defeat. But now the shifting
of confidence from the majority to
the minority party is well ad-
vanced. This is condition which
could only exist because the i'm
preston has gone forth that the
republican party is so discordant
and so hopelessly divided that it
is no longer able to be of service
to the country. 1t has impressed
the voters with the belief that it is
unable to do things. Hence it
will be retired, so that it may at
leisure repent of its folly.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-15
TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING

Some of the correspondents are
beginning to point out that many
people are likely to become pau.
perized by the relief received at
San Francisco. General Greedy,
in his dispatches, has called at
tention to the Discrimination of
some able-bodied men to get to
work and he has taken measures
to make conditions uncomfortable
for them. A great many folks
move along the line Of least resist.
ance, and they have no ambition
to do anything for themselves so
long as others are willing to do for
them. There must be people of
that brand in San Francisco, but
the spirit that has been displayed
by the bulk of the afflicted popu-
lation has been admirable.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-15

From Savannah, Augusta, Atlanta.
: Daily. 7 Except Sunday.

Daily. Except Sunday,
Sleeping cars between Americas and A.
lanta on train leaving Americas IO:25p' m
ana arriving Americas $40 a. m. Connects
&! Fort Valley with sleepers to and from
Parlor car for Atlanta on train leaving
Amer1cus at 1:4H p m. Parlor car for Ar.
Oany on train leaving Americas at 2;O7 D. m
S9r further inform alton apply Ia, ~ 40
. Z. H1GHTOWER, Agent, Amertcus, Ga,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-15
a BOOKLET FOR THE FARMERS

President NJ. l.. Johnson of the
Georgia division, Southern Cotton
Association, will issue about June
l an attractive little booklet which
will contain much information of
interest and value to farmers and
business men all over Georgia.
The issue will be sufficient in pum-
Der for distribution, particularly
among the farmers, in every county
in the state.
This booklet will deal with the
history of the marketing of the
cotton crop for the last twenty-five
years, the organization and pur-
pose of and results accomplished
by the Southern Cotton Associa-
ton, what may yet be accom-
plished by organization and better
business methods, and much other
reformation Of general interest and
importance.
1t is the purpose of President
johnson to place this booklet in
the hands of every farmer in Geor-
gia and to that end he is now Sc
curing lists from each county in
the state.
cit is my desire to have every
farmer in Georgia thoroughly ia
miliarize himself with the doc
trines, objects and purposes of the
association" President johnson
said, "for we must look to the CO.
operation of individuals to attain
success in our work. I want them
to know, too, that this success is
growing and expanding as the
work progresses, and as others
come to join in the greatest move
ment of the age.
GIN this connection | want tt
say a word to the cotton planters
particularly of North Georgia
many of whose crops have beer
destroyed by the recent frosts an(
heavy rains.
Don't replant in cotton unless
you are absolutely sure that you
have a full and sufficient supply
of forage and food crops, If Prov
idence has taken a hand in reduc
ing the acreage, don't attempt t.
defeat it by replanting every acre
for you may do so to your owl
cost. Produce your home sup
plies Grst, and then, if you will
put the rest in cotton.
81 sincerely trust that the Geor
gia farmers will not listen to tn,
cry of coming disaster unless W,
raise a crop of u, 100000 bales O.
more. The disaster, if there b.
any, from a crop below that figur,
will be to the spinner and not t.
the farmer. Such crop is almos
sure to bring the disaster of Low
prices to the farmer. It is this
above all things, that he shoulC
seek to avoid"
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NOT PLEASED WITH THE PLAN

We cannot say we are enamored
of the plan of voting followed in
the Senatorial primary. There
were too many chances for fraud
ulent voting under this method.
The primary named the man who
is to represent Tennessee in the
Senate for six years, and it should
have been conducted under all the
restrictions of a regular election
The primary is the finality in this
State; the regular election is mere
ly a formality; all the more rea-
son why primaries should never
be held except under legal rules
Nashville American.
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In South Carolina the fight in
the state campaign seems to be
mainly over the question of how
whiskey shall be sold. There
seems to be a disposition to do
away with the state dispensary
system. Senator Ben r. Tillman
of that state proposes to come to
the rescue of the dispensary. So
there may be expected a warm
time over that issue.
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CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
K ALL w A Y.
Schedules Effective, May 9Th, 1906.

Arrival and departure OF trains at Ameri
Gus, Ga.-Central Of Georgia Railway Pas.
senger Station. Goth Meridian Time,
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TEDDY SCENTS THE DANGER

1t is reported on good authori-
ty from Washington that a secret
canvass is now being made in the
house of representatives, at the in
stance of President Roosevelt, to
determine the actual sentiment of
the republican members in regard
to the tariff and other questions.
With this announcement comes a
renewal of the story that toward
the close of the session, or soon af-
ter it, the president will take oc-
casion to declare himself in favor
ola moderate revision of the tar
if. Mr.. Williams, the minority
leader in the house, made a strik
ing speech on Friday, in which he
predicted the defeat of the repub-
lican party if it attempts to adhere
to its standpat attitude. He told
the republican leaders In the house:
''You have got to revise this tariff.
If you don't we will, because our
common masters, the people of
America, have made up their mind
that it shall be revised. | tell you
that every man who worships The
schedules of the Dingley bill as an
idol in the temple of Diana is
doomed to defeat. Not now, per-
haps, not the very next election;
some of them then, enough of them
to give us the house, unless you re-
wise the tariff at this session or
the next session of this congress. +"