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t'HTFT=F 7II.VANTED-FEMALE.

ANY, INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
e "a m SD to $50 monthly at home IN spare
81 time Corresponding for ewspapers; no
81 ca IVA sing;@E55 experience Unnecessary.
send for particulars. PRESs sY A'f4l)]-
65CATEi ELockport, N. F5t ~ ii 81 I'LL
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WANTED-Ho UsEKEEPER FOR Az
gust Address MI " care OF Yl'
X master Lunen bnrg Va.
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WA N,ED-A FIRST RATE MAN !. ~
take half interest In established inst y
nlent business, or buy out Whole. a a AZ y 4
dress +, 4o6, care this office. n tiH
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OUR SUMMER RATES WILL CON-,
,tinueS ,}At,gust 15th;t, twenty per
scholarships Issued MASSEY &BUs1-s
( NESS COLLEGE. # n RI s5S3 ltS ~ III
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Z REAI, ESTATE,-For Rent.

FOR RENT-FURNIsHE COTTAGES
d at fWilloughby Beach; one 20 rooms and
one I rooms, connected. Apply to a.
y s.. COOPER, 25 Main Street, Norfolk,
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lREichnonders In New York,

n z l (speoial to The Tlmes-p lspatoh.3
! JEW YC RK,, July 8,--st, Denis, r.. q
5Arrranholt, Minister James and wifs
Y Intoni 'ssauare 81 II. Face; & III 18TH Avenue;
ID, IS. II w, 2, holland Eiera ID SQUARE
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JACOB: JACOB IJMLAuF. PHONE sss2. WILL
renaIr and reupholster your furniture
iKs new; viii sell I you oa 2 ME- H. ne y
Prices req sOnaple. "a Il hs, ST.. t-7 3a3.lle
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COAL AND WOOD

DON'T READ 4. ADVERTISEMENTS :
Just call 1869 and 1920 for wood. | mn
; always the cheapest and always try TO
n please you In all classoa Of fuel. Spe7
ciai, per cord, dry slabs, $l.76, Lender
in low prices. LONG, the Wood Man,
l9ol West Broad Street.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Britt Nominated by Republicans
to- Oppose Democrat.
Democrat.
special to Tho Times Dlspa tch.)

Especial to Tho ,Tlmes-Dlspatch) "
AsHDY1LI4E, n. ca July s.-The Re-
publican Congressional Convention here
yes ueuday, unanimously nominated Pro-
fessor j, j. Britt. Of this city, as tho
Republican nominee for Congress from
this district, to OPPOSE W. II, Crawford,
the Democratic candidate.
The new Republl lean Executive Commit
tee chosen is composed OF 7, IT. Roland,
Buncombe county; @, j. Anderson, Clay;
A. G. DeWese, Cherokee; Horace Loving,
Graham; D. |. L. SmAthers, Haywoodi A,
b. Freeman, Henderson; r. G., Snider,
Jackson; George |. White, Mcdowell; 4.
r. Henry, Jr., Macon; N. y. Hampton,
Polk j, A. Logan. Rutherford; ", II,
Murphy. swaine;c. L. Deayer. Transyyr
yania (,
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e. RI BROWN, CONTRACTORS AND
4 Builder for all classes Of work. re Barton
7 Heights, 4 Va n W s'f4s5 4 Iss
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

DOCTORS1BUGGIES -4AGSPECIALtL LINE
\ OF close orr open tops; steel or rubber
d tires; high-class at low prices. W. c..
+ SMITH, 314 N. . Fifth Street. II
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-TR1aa SHIP r ARD 20 y UP
ment, consisting Of machinery, u aoo 'P
to 10 Fl. P.) u electric ceiling fans SIN
8 gle and double betting, shaft!ng. hanss.
ers, puleys. etc. lumber and h 1NsnT
Ship Yards. Richmond Va N -
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MOS COMPLETE STOCK OF AVN.
IN ings, Tents and Flags In the South;
prices right H. E.9COPELAND5 & Co,
l08 North Ninth a Phone ,2576 sE ~ SIS
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LOST AND FoUND:l.,

LOST on fsTRAYED FIsO M s1s r OYD.
q Avenue. Fox Terrier; female; black ana
! Liberal reward Ii returned to 716 sE Gas. st
Grace Street. * 81 ;l ~
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DR. MARTIN BRAUN, SUR GEON CHI HI.
\ ropodist treats corns bunons. ingroIw.
Is Ing toe nails scientifically without pain;
4 trea ted 11.oO q office q i D. Broad one
81 flight up. Hours O. SA.t M to p. M
Sundays, 1 AZ NJ. to 1 r. M. IA AZ
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Pastor Thomas Much Improved,
Fl The, Rev. j A. Thomas. pastor Of Lay-
rel Street Methodist Church, who has
been quito sick for the past week, has
greatly improved. and filled his pulpit at
both services. yesterday, preaching fine
sermons to apprecAntlyc congrega tlons. Z
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Wilmngton N. G., June %, 1906
It'll E Office of the Treasurer, M
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
Directors Of Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road Company, duly cal led and held on
4 May 24,S 1906, d e dlYld ehdaof ,ithyee per
cent was declared Y on 1.-THE Common
Capital stock OF hat Company J, paya--s
3 Wilmington, N. c., July TO- 1903. to all
4 stockholders Of record as Of June 90.
& 1906 The transfer books were closed
Y at o. clock P. NJ, on Tune 90 1906,
at 10 o'clock "A, NJ. JAMES F. POST,
"a NJ !, X Treasurer.
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BOARDING.

yVANTED-A FEW n ON AND lT;AnBI ~ t.'s
boarders; everything FIRST. cIass a..s.at tpio
4 the very. best 4os East, Main stre eel -
YANTEp, d ARDERs. FOR .a. Y.
and small rooms ia BILE boarders y none
H 1864 . 612 East Grace. -. -L---!1--------- .
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WE STAND READY AND " 1LLINd
to pay 800 for the production O. aay
cured. &, Wa know how to sure sickness
" and We cure 35 IT, Detective hearlne
z cured eference: Cured U p ,rII q "a
\ East Clay street. Richmond. va.
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FOR sAIE-Two tELECTR1C AUUtLV3-
4 mobiles in very good condition.; !, ba 9! :
teries recently oVerhauled seli ~, ~
less than cost Of Batteries One y en-
seats two special " q dapted =. i lo 17or
terms or inspection apply to GEOHl sass
# T. ADAMS, Hotel Cham berlin. t 70 ttes7
x Mon roo II Vi .$5S f&iE
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The Rate Tor Classified
5VRIa,,t Advertising

sgis 1 cent per word. Net cash r. Z, I'D "a
VAN CE, With a minimum Cost o os ~, ~
4 cetits for each Insertion. Ins l., ss
rate 81 applies to deaths, mn, HLaa11sro.
B tees. No display type allowed IN W. =
a classified columns. { p 55sfS
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Eastern League.
Al Newark, Baltimore, A; Newark, q
At Proydence; Provldence. 4; Jersey
City, 2. N
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10 llttfi5 tIHi % y N! "a,
\ SUMMER BOARDING.

REST CoTTAG q, FAIRFAX COURT
I house, Va; III private family board for
adults only no alaria, pure Water. .e ead
table, bath, shaded "a lawn; trolley 70 :
washington eferet1cea req uest e. !. 3 a.
dress las above. 81 Il 4A "a ..---.
sFABRTGETg nm CoTTAGE, V1RGl MA
Bay Station Ocean Va, the r 1'1ois I.
delightful cottage on the bearh. :eis ~
Ing, boa tin and bntlling w,itn1 Il II M was
\ ter Included "A pplyg To- N Rs Rs M. -
z OHNsO NJ, Ocean Vie Y, y g, e. $3.50
5TUXEDo COTTAGE, ,a OCEAN VIEW p, Y:
situated directly On 4 Chesareake !. baS;
Il newly furnished throughout; P nreat
walks; all modern corvenlencess, ~ nn ~.
Fishing and surf bathing; 1a am ~ +.
licited; table the best.9 ADDRESS J" ~ '-i1
LIZ BOHANNON. Norfolk Va. "A Ll- q
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

WE WANT YOU To CALL AT 7OS EAST
B Broad Street and convince yourself that
we have the largest and best line OF
Trunks and Travelling Necessities In the
4 & city; repairing done. II. w. ROUN-
3 TREE g. BRO. Trunk and Bag Co.
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EsT1MATEs ICIIEERF'ULLY GIVEN ON
Awnings, Tents ard Flags prompt WORK;
large stock. H. 10. COPELAND q CO,
re Phone 4576, fEs s ~ kit4fs il
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Pittsburg, 81 Chicago, I.

7 CHICAGO, July, s.-After eight. innings
81 superb . itching and great lding' the
locals gave Plttsburg the game IN me
ninth on a Wild throw, q & :, !, :,
l. Score: .l y, ~ y. Il - = - -
.Plttsburg % o o o. o. 90 3-3 !.
: Batteries: Lundgren and { King Wills HIS
and Gibson. Time. 1:55. t1lnpiress ohn-
stone and O,pay. .laa Il, Il L...
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q MISlEl. ANEO US

IT,s WHITTIER AND CHEAPER. SNOW
Shoe Polish; s cen ts. WAGNER
DRUG STORE and BLANKS's PRE-
SCRIPTION&D DRUG STORES.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

WANTED TO 5BoRROW,---ON GOOD
country and town property-hve thou.
sand dollars. for three to five years q t
n care this office. s4i a5
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5WANTED-AN NJ s.s EXPERT D
plumher as superintendent water WORKS TX,
& Enlporia Va. Apply to II .sgYN. }t1A ADJ
5&S f,ha irn1an Water Committe
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Observation-Disclosures T0llnaS 1lneSDBp
NOTICE.

On SALE TODAY, LIN b oFtb 9 Dix I'm
s,es IN Mssliss,ea s,rt,s$ fos , a1a
These shirts are lbs oiuteiy les e, !, than q
the frinntifacturers price. MUSCON II.
K GARNETT, Eighth ard Main Street.
BR KEN SIZES IN STRAW; Y HATS
= from $500 to $3.50 yalue, on sale at &l0O
to-day;Sion lot OF broad brim Senate.
4 Split md Manila hats worth. $l:5o I I g
b NETT, Eighth and Main Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09

Cincinnati, Is; st. Louis, 9.
4 "a. 81 3 oUIs, July s.-cinclin won
from from the locals to-day in plt t,t9e1s
battle, a si{ IN 44srji ~, t4Ys, l,
y Score: ). !, I; II =; / II : y! "
Cincinnati o o % O 9 g IL =
= 4 Batteries: Beebe, Grady and 4M Is r
WeIner and q WINSTON. Tine ZAP: 'E
5IJmpircs Carpent ter and KLEIN. III IA &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09

CHEAPEsT5 LINE & OF$&RUNABOUTs,
TOP FBuggies and surries In the city; don t
forget It. w. c. SMITH, 81 N. Fifth
y Street. 81 4fif a re 35
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MI REAL ESTATEFor Sale.

FOR S sALE-LARGE HOUSE MD
1 pleasant yards, choice fruits. shrubbery,
Il Etc. !; charming homes cheap. -1ZORA
4 jDEWOLF, Fern Avenue, Highland
4 sprInGs.l L. -t.. .a-L
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FOR SAFE 'CHEAP-ONE 34-FOOT FEED
@ GeisertS Mill, nearly new; good rea son
for selling : Address C. L. BEADLES,l
53 r. p r.. ,. Mol, 4 Richmond, AZ q.
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PERSONALS.

sNoW-WHITE SHOE POLISH Is
white because all white shoe polish j.
WAGNER DRUG CO. and BLANKS's
PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE
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"a GRADUATE I Q F' \, Y g
ginia POLYTECHNIC Institute In clyil en- n
gineerln g,twI y, % q yenrs CORDS a
rs r. FORD Cartersville Va. fssEIs
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FOR sALE-oNE SECONDHAND RUB
Fl berthe Stanhope, one surry, two phae.
* tons-all Sin good order. A. MEYERS
E120{ s. Eighth Street. n
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MACHINERY

sPECIAI, AND PATENTED 3 MACHINE
n cry built; have your; N echanical Ideas
developed manufactured and ,marketed
Trigg Shlpyard. Phone 8028. .8
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SOLICITORS e statesmen.

WANTED, AT ONCE a GOOD SALES
men to sell American Shock Binders !;
II ca easily make $50 a week by q little
IA energy. Apply No S. Tenth Street.
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JOHN L. sATTERF1ELD,MT THE CAB
#BAGEF MAN. THAT'S ALL. i5
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FOR UT 81 MILLION n = F,S : "a
n. numbered oak ties and cedar posts {, ~, 70
cation about u lies from eo,t
Apply@ to- s. ID. GRE NSt1xAAV, a. SOY s ~
II, Twelfth Street. Richmond S;5, g
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w,ANTED-Ar I'd usT ST, 33]$BY YOUNG
man, with Ave years experience IN In1 m IN
ufacturng and oce :, Work' Az
sl4 Times Dispat CHI. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09

sPRINKLING LIME, AT. Il NJ j.. NUS
SEN II & SONS, b N North Eig teenth
Street. Phone, $685. s8yy}s s. T. i
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,WANTED-TWo OR THRED soLIC1--3
ftors for a business peculiarly easy %
chilly should be successfully Call be-
tween g and 6 at Room 4, No u North
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09

DING CONTRACTORS
4 near Salem. va; will let work IN quar- !.
titles to suit size OF outfit prices 2G 70 g, q
cents. Wire u or write, MACARTEUf
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{ Help Wanted Male and Female.

T.EACHERs WANTED OF ALL
y grad es; ID schools needing principals or
J.s feac ers!G address, CENTRAL TEACH-
q Frs AGENCY, Box IL, Richmond, Va!
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iiViANTED-A NAN no CUT AND LA LA \
II carpets steady work and good wa va gess
4 Is la competent man. ROTHER1I q g g
;s5S5 co. q Fourth and Broad Streets! 4
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SITUATION WANTED Male

Observation-Disclosures WANTS SIT
Iuation July goth; experience - s.
h e, 435s IA re- this office. s5s S9
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- 4 NTED -Io1JRNEYMHN PLUMBERS
" good wages; steady work. SOUTHERN
y Plumbing AND ELECTRIC CO., NO.
61o3a 1,nr+F Main Street. 1.taia
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GROCERIES OF ALLlEKINpS COOP
fresh goods. at M. T.. MU3SF1N e. Sons,
North Eighteenth Phone. 1928.
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! FLATS FOR RENT.

FoR@ NT-UNFuRNIsHED FLAT
Second floor, with bath, hot and cold
water: central location; terms reason
able. Apply after $50 P. NJ, s South
Fifth Street. 5E5 Vi -lsl ~
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OATS, CORN AMI. MILL F Eel ?,
4 prices right. at NJ. j. $MUSSEN 6. SONS,
5 North Eighteenth. Phone, 1926.
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STEATAND COFFEE, iTHn VERT B!1sI,.
5, Eighteenth Street. Phono, 1875.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Storm Near ALBANY,

Albany, Ga, May 5--Reports com.
ing in from the section of country
north Of Albany say that section was
visited Friday evening between 4 and
o'clock with a terrific wind and hail
storm, laying waste to every green
thing in its path.
The large farms of w. H. Newsom
and son, A. J. Fleetwood, j. R. For
rester, Norris Weslosky, and on into
Lee county, have been completely ruin
ed. The hail is reported to be OF
enormous size and quantity. The
large cantaloupe crops Of w. H. New
son and Son, Morris Weslosky and
others, comprising hundreds of acres
are total loss. These parties have
their fertilizer in the ground and have
wired for more seed to replant with
Owing to the late hour and the
breaking Of telephone wires, it is i'm
possible to report the full extent OF
the damage or the scope of the devas
tation accurately.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Banks Approve of Plan.

New York, May 5.-Many of the
banks and trust companies of this city
have, says a morning newspaper, ap-
proved a plan devised by Vice Presi-
dent Horace NJ. Ktlborn, of the Ma
tional City bank, to prevent robberies
of'the sort perpetrated by Harry Leon
ard, who said afterward that he sim
ply wanted to show the City Bank how
very easy he could rob it, got his
money through forging the name of
another firm to a fictitious check pur-
porting to be in the form of loan.
This plan, bankers think, will frus-
trate anything of the kind in the fu-
ture.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
HALF OF TRAIN RAN OVER CHILD
But the Little One MiraculousIy Es-
capped Death.

But the Little One MiraculousIy Es-
capped Death.
Greenville, S. c., May 5.-The es-
cape of the 2-year-old child of D. B.
Nelson, living near Fountain Inn, 20
miles from Greenville, on the Charles.
ton and Western Carolina road, from
horrible death, was miraculous.
The engineer did not see the small
form on the track until it was too late
to stop his train. The pilot struck
the child and knocked it down be-
tween the crossties and the engine,
tender and half the train passed over
the body before being stopped.
The child was taken from under the
train and was unconscious but slight
ly bruised, and it soon recovered con-
sciousness. The engine was detached
from the train and the child was
placed on it and hurried back to Foun.
tain Inn for medical attention Physi-
clans found that the injuries sustain.
ed were not serious
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Four Men Fatally Shot.

Birmingham, Ala, May 5.-As the
result of a general shooting affair
shortly before 7 o'clock Friday night
in the Peerless saloon, Thomas G.
Hewlett is dead, John T. Shugart is
expected to die any moment, Frank
Lee is short through the knuckle and
Leonard Potts is shot through the an
kle. The fatal shooting was done by
Harry Haynes, who claims that Hew-
lett first opened fire on him, and that
Shugart Immediately took up Hew-
lett's fight and that he had to shoot
them both. The other two men were
bystanders.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
ANTHRACITE MINERS
WILL NOT STRIKE
Such Is The Advice of Presi.
dent John Mitchell.
WILL WORK ON TERMS OF 1908
Miners VIII Later Seek to Obtain,
Through Cancellation Board the Bet
terlng of Conditions Which Are
Working Hardships Upon Them.

Scranton, Pa, May 5.-There will be
no strike OF the anthracite miners.
That Is now settled conclusion,
for such is the advice of President
John Mitchell and National Secre-
tary-Treasurer Wilson and others of
the leaders who Saturday addressed
the convention of the miners before
the report of the scale committee was
presented. Their addresses fully
forcasted the report which the COM
mittee would make.
The suspension order will be raised
and the miners will go back to work
on the terms of the award of the an
thracite strike commission of 1903,
which the operators were willing to
have continued, and will later seek
to obtain through the conciliation
board, or by arbitration the bettering
OF conditions which they complain are
working hardships on them.
The report of the scale committee
recommending the return of the min
ers to work under the anthracite COM
missions award was adopted by the
convention after 55 minutes discus
sion. The convention adjourned un-
til Tuesday to give the scale commit
tee time to confer with the operators.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Take Time
To Eat.
Hurry at Meals VIII Send You to Dod,
sons Pharmacy for Mi,o-na Stom-
ach Tablets

''E 1t in haste and repent at leisure"
is an old saying brought up to date.
Hurry at breakfast mea' bad star
for the day, ard if you hurry also at the
other meals, you will soon suffer with
loss of appetite, sleeplessness, nervous
nets furred tongue, specks before the
eyes, headac he's, back-aches, weakness
and debility, indigestion, or other ills
that are caused by au abused stomach
Here in Americus, as in thousands of
other places over the country, hurry at
mea increaees the druggists bushes,
Not day passes that Dodson's Drug
Store does not sell several packages of
Mi-o-na stomach tablets to those who
have ruined their digestion by not tax
ing time to eat.
DOdson'S Drug Store has seen so
many cures made by MI-o-na ths t they
sell it under an absolute guarantee that
it will ba success 'ul in every case where
it il used in accordance with directions
that il, one tablet before each meal,
and will refund the money to anyone
wi ON it does not help, A large box f
Mi O-na tablets costs but so cents If 1t
cures; nothing if it fails.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
speer to Lunch with President.

Macon, Ca, May 5.-Judge Emory
Speer will lunch with President Roose-
welt at the White House next Friday
on his way to Yale, where he goes to
deliver a series of'lectures to the Yale
Law School. He will stop over in
Washington at the invitation of the
president, having received a request
Friday morning to take lunch with the
president. Judge Speer enjoys a
friendship with President Roosevelt
probably more intimate than that of
all the other southern jurists, and his
short visit will be one of pleasure to
both himself and the president.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Murder and Suicide.

Decatur, Ala, May 5.-A case of
wife-murder and suicide caused by the
wife having lost her mind, took place
near Hartselle, this county, Friday. w.
l. Entriken, prominent farmer, shot
his wife, and then killed himself af-
ter night of worry over his wife's
condition. The dead bodies were dis.
covered lying on the floor and by the
old mans side was a revolver with
two chambers empty. Each was nearly
20 years of age.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Agricultural Laborers Strike,

Washington, May 5.-The executive
council Of the American Federation OF
Labor has given It's endorsement to a
strike among 5000 agricultural labor.
ers in the Arecibo district, Porto Rico.
The laborers are contending for an
increase of wages which it Is felt by
the executive council should be grant.
ed. The men on strike are engaged
primarily in the sugar industry.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Ten Are Killed in Wreck.

Altoona, Pa, May 5.-Ten persons
are dead as the result of the head-on
collision on the Pennsylvania railroad
near Glover Creek Junction Friday
night. Six were killed outright and
four died from injuries received. About
twenty of the passengers and train
crew were more or less seriously in.
jured, but as far as is known all will
recover
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GREAT DAMAGE IS
CAUSED BY STORM
Wind, Rain And Hail Visit
South Georgia.
MANY HOUSES WE'RE UNRooFED

NO Lives Were Lost, So Far as
Known, But In Several Places
Damage to Growing Crops, Especial
ly CantaIoupes, Was Very Large.
Cordele, Ca, May 5.-A fierce
rain and wind storm struck Cordele
between and o'clock Friday after
noon, doing great damage.
1t is impossible to learn all the
damage done, but among the reported
damages are the Cash Drug Store, l..
J. Brush, dry goods; G. C. Cults Of
fee; all badly damaged by water, the
roof having been partially blown off
the building. Wilkes Dry Goods Co.
and the Cordele Leather company,
damaged by water. Many other small
er damages are reported by the mer.
chants The large brick negro Baptist
church is said to have been unroofed,
and several small houses on the out
skirts of the city were either blown
down or lifted off their foundations.
A great deal of damage was done
TO the Southern Bell Telephone and
the Western Union Telegraph compa-
MES. 1t is expected that much dam
age was done in the country. The
negro Rabbit Foot Comedy company's
big tent, which had just been stretch.
ed for performance, was blown fiat
on the ground. No one was killed or
hurt.
The storm came from the northwest,
and was blowing from SO to 60 miles
an hour.
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suicided With carboIlc Acid.

Cincinnati, May 5.-Using a straw
to prevent disfguring her face, Mrs
Emma Reybert, wife of a printer, In
the solemn quietude of st. Philome
mas church, committed suicide with
carbolic acid She died a few min
utes after being found, but her iden
tity was not established for some
time. Dependency because of poor
health is believed to have been the
cause of the act.