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The Dickinson press., 1906-04-21

Hughes & Deiters have Jet the con
tract to c. H. Wiley for setting the
poles for. their long distance teleph one
line between Dickinson and. Glendive.
The material should be on the ground
at the close of this week and work will
be rushed to an early completion.
The Dickinson press., 1906-04-21
San Francisco
Wiped Out.
Earthquake Strick-
en- City Doomed to De-
struction BY Fire.

Water Mains Broken; No
Water to Fight Fire; Dynamit:
ing Does Not Stay Fire Fiend;
Entire Business Section and
Large Residential Portions Of
City in Ashes.
Fire Still Spreading. and En-.
tirely Beyond controiA 100000.
People Homeless; Food Scareess
Loss Of Life Estimated from
500 to 1000; Property Lass VIII.
Exceed s2oo,ooo,ooo. . ! s
~: - - : = $
Congress Votes 100000 to
Aid Sufferers; President Places
Stricken City Finder Martial
Law. ]. ss.s': ].
Nearby Devastated By
Shock and Fire, With Loss of:
Life Equal to That In San Fran
cisco. j..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28
SAuls SeborSe.

Sbldon niau intereliante Sanbtun,
aen erpartete unb iid aus bieiem
@runbs cine sr0Bers 3ubOreridaft am
Ntontag ytatt In Der HerIammtuna
obiaer Beb6roe eiu9eitellt bate, mar
oieles uidt bet Salf unb nit elmer Gus.
nabme perlief Die Sisuns obne weites
rem 3wiiasuialI. Der Snlab su Dem
2wiIdeuiaa CAB Die Srase. Oh bic 8e,
hSroe ben 2ebreru ihre Strasenbabn.
fahrt besableu iollte na6oem Die ssraae
lebbaft er6rtert worben mar, beihlos
man, fie bem @omite ju iiberpeiien.
Der 8eridt oes Sodi6ule uub
Traiuiridule Counties wurbe perleien
uub taut bemIetben, iperben alle biss
berisen 2ebrer in Der 0od. uub Ted.
niihen S6ule. iouie In ben Ssinoers
aarten S6ulen nteber anseItellt wer.
Sen, ieood) bari fein Mitglieb bes
9ehrerperIonals Der Sohihule eiueu
S6iiler sesen Sersiituns unterri6ten.
Der 8oriflas 3ur Sertbeituns Der
$50, 1000 SerIideruns auf Der Sano.
fertisfeits Sdule on peri6iebene Sir
men wurSe ebeufalls 9utgebeieen.
gtu Stelle Don SRI. Gliiabstb 3itrioee.
Die weseu aisesriiieuer @elunbbsit afs
2ebrerin oes 9io. 10 Stnoer9artens
reIisnirte, wurOe Srl. Gussnia Smitb
ernannt, bic @rneuuung Der anberen
9ebrer aber bis 3ur ndditen 8eriamm.
lung ueri6oben.
Serner marb Der 0ori6lag 9utge.
bei6en, baB in benz 9iO. 32 MINER an
@pnon StraBe Elm Dampibsi,unss
Spltem initallirt merbs. fir pelhes
bis gum 5. Suli Die slnsebote an Sanb
iein iollen.
Die 3ablltlte Der Sebrer uub Sanitore
i'm Betra9 pon $4.049.02. narO be.
Itdtist. Saut eiuem pOrgeIe9ten S6reis
ben betrue Die Gollette in ben Sdulen
fir Wfemorial Gag $269.90. SRI.
2ucD 9. BODle erbielt GrlaubniB. oas
sneite OiplOm gu nebmen uno Supt,
Der S6ulen q. Us. 8bitlips fragte nm
uub erbielt Die GrlaubuiB, bem Staats'
conpent Der Superintenbenten i'm glu'
quit Su glltoona bei3uwobnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28

reIienmirtbI9aft Der @eiesgeber balirt
nno auf Die sepiiien SrsaniIationen
ipeaifiidellnbulbi iamteit9tiidlidlt nimmt,
ais oaB iie bic Der sroBen Wten9e eisenen
Hedte wdbrt, iei es beI1lolien, oa6 Elm
@elesau8lhuB freirt meroe, Der aus ben
offi,ielen Redtsanmdlten Der eiuseluen
.3Deige oes Staates beitsbt, un6 Dem
ale @elesesuori9tdse our Durdlift
uno gum .3wede lesaler Rrifuus unter.
brsttet lperoeu iollen. uno ba6 oieIer
ausiduB einen Gbeil bes beitebenSen
Se9islatur. @omites biloe.
8eialoiien, oaB Die aufmerflamfeit
oes Otatioual'8 '8unoes auf Die Sraauis
lation oieles @eieses, Nuslhuiies geleuft
wsroe. bamit er bei9lieBsn mose, eben.
lolde ausihiilie in allen Staaten Der
Union 5u freiren, 10 oaB Die Bilouna
eines yiational'@ '@eieeausiduiles erm0a.
ltht wiro, oem ale @eiesesfragen BON
nattonaler 8eoeutuns unterbreitet mer.
ben f0nnen."
6erner wuroe nod Der folseube aus
tra9 an9eHommen Der Norltano oes
.. u. s. y. irll oaranf binwirteu, oas
BET paienoeu 6fienttitAen @eleaeutetten
al! SrladeH irgeHo etues. ;3neiees ,unS
auT oeiien SUfteH 6ise'oeutfde 8eoner
heran9e5o9eu Deroen, bic millens fino,
autfldruns uno Selebruns iiber unlere
SeitrebuH9en, iouie iiber allgemeiue
2asesfraseu, in benen Der oeutl1.ame.
rtfaniide 1iational. ODER Central -Buu6
intereliirt iit. 3u uerbreiten.~
Der udhite Sabresconpent bee
Staatsbunoes wiro auf 8eialus ia
Wtlfesbarre absebalten, strpa sur
islbsn 3stt, mo- oas Sanserfsit Saielblt
itattfiHost.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28
u orb Seranton

= Soiepb Gume pon gropibenc
RoaS, Der am Sonntus auf Der Saei
ertappt ipurbe, bate $50 Strafe fiji
bas Sersehen ju be3ablen unb mubt,
auberbem nod $500 8ursi9ait itellen
neil er porbOrsene 9Safien trus. gBatb.
bitter 6. 9. sowrp erwiidte ben 9erI
nOrblid BON Duumore.
- Or. Q. 8. Ssntins purbe am
Wtonta9 all gtoro Wtain Huenue burf,
bas S4euweroen ieiues 9feroes aus
ieiner 8utIde sei4leubert uub 3iemtid
bos uerlest. Sein @slidt unS bas
redte Guge ipurSeu 3eriduuben unb er
in beiinnunsslOiem i3uitanO naa benz
8eitieite Soipital seidaift.
- Die BOlissi untsrnabm Samitas
0ladt oabier Swsi 8aB,ius. Die Bobs
Hung oes Sobu Wsurpbg on Situsr
apenue tunroe aus9eboben unb sr, iein
8raber unb 3wei Srausn perbaftet unb
ipdter murben 6rei bstruufene Srauen
uHo Elm Wiaun in benz Setbe uabe
Suu's Seao erpildt. Die gerbafte.
ten wurben idmmtliG Sonntas &c.
biibreno beitraft.
- antbonp @rimes uon Guild aue.
nue, elm Wiiner in Der Se9sett's Greet
3ede uurOs Donneritas 0tadmittas
burd cine Sprensuns. Die er porbereis
tsts unS pelde friibSeitis absins, iebr
bOs uerlest. ST trus iuuerlide Ser.
lesunsen, iolpis idmsrslide Bunbsn
am 9opf unb SOrper bapon uno muBte
5ur SebanoluHs uad bem Staat
0oipital 9enommen merOen.
SOiepb, Der 4idbrise Sobn oss
Sobn Wtorsan BON Siluer 9luenus,
puroe 5rsitas 9iadmittas an 9iorb
Ufain auenue. nabe Glearpiem 5trase,
BON einem StraBenbabnwasen sstrofien
lnb trus eine @ehirneridiitteruns oa.
BON, bic Don ben bebanbelnben Nersten
its lebeusssfdbrlif beiei6uet wuroe.
Oas porbere 2rittbrett psrieste benz
Rino einen uudtisen Sdlas an Der
.edten S4ldfe. |
- Gin iibsrbeistsr Siidenofeu in Der
bes 9eor9e SBilliams an
Barter StrdBe usruriadts Samitas
)tabt einen 8ranb, Der bieie, ioipie
mel .aHsrenaetoe 5uollftdubis ssrit6rte,
he Die 6euerpebr bic Slammen beipdls
isen fonnte. Der perauidlaste
5daben> wiro auf 5000 seihdst.
3nei Der @ebduoe marsn @isentbum
'ss Gbarlss Billiams uuo oas brittle
eb0rte Sobn Coleman.
- Srau 8eiiie sBilliams, Die erft
sbu Tase 3uuor BON Dauist eBilliams
on 8rid sluenue als feline @attin beinl.
efiibrt Wurbe, besins Samitas Nadt
5elbitmoro. inoem iis uisr ulnsen Gar.
olfdure ueridludts. Oas Wtotip sur
Ehat ioll aerser Oariibsr semeisu isin.
,eil ihr @atte bon ieinem Stisfuater
ai6arbs auf bic StraBe ssiest wurbs,
adoenl er beimgetebrt mar. obne cine
als Barber erlunst su 20.
en-.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28

- Der 9leiOerbdnoler Sobn o
Sogle BON 2adawanua 9tpenue, psldel
Montag su WtoOiic Sate BON sineul
Sdla9anfall betrofien wurbe, als Ell
feline S6meiter beiudte, erlas bemislbeu
an Samita9 MOrseu.
- Sames Barrett, Der Ieinen 8obn.
ort als SCRANTON an9ab, murbe Su
Strouosburg uerbaftet unb fir iein
9eridtli6es Grideinen unter $500
Sdrsidaft seitellt, peit er anssbli9
iunse Mdbdeu In elm 3elt lodte.
= gtaditen Wtittpod), Der A. Sult,
pirb wie 9ewObnlif ats uationalsr
6eiertag allsemein sefeiert perosn, bod
finbet in Scranton feline offi,ielle Ssier
ltatt uuo muir int @eit Yart miro
abenbs Elm sr6Beres Quantum Seuers
werf abgebrannt werben.
= Sn aubetradt Der 4. Suli Ssier
am udditeu Wiittpo9 madt Staats
@eiunbbeits Gommiiidr Diron Saranf
aufmertiam, bas alle @unSsn, Die BON
@rploiiuitoffen ueruriadt wuroen, io'
fort dritlih bebanbelt weroen lolleu,
nm bas @intreten Der Wtunoiperre su
perbiiten.
-Serr 8m. s. gausban. Der be.
fannie uno allieitis beliebts Realeisen.
tbumssGgent, wurOe 9eitern Wiorsen
tn Der St. Peters aatbeorale nit SRI.
@atbarins 5effrOn in ben Gbebuno Elm.
seiesuet. 8tr wiiniden Serrn Saus'
ban uno ieiner @attiu elm lanses unS
sliidlides @9elebenl
- Die POlijei bob Samitas 0ladt
bas uHorSentlide 9aus elmer 9isssrin
an Ragmono Court aus unb erwildte
babel aud Swei iunse ipsiBe aerle. mit'
iammt Der Serberssmutter Sertruoe
Weatberipoon uub Der Suiaiiin Sloiiie
Bates. Sonnta9 nurbeu bic Srauen
ie $50 uub bic Midnner ie $25 be-
trait.
- Serr Peter Die9t utrb etpa
Dtitte Suli uon Wtoseom mad Serans
ION um3ieben unb ipdter oaS Sotel bes
perm Sobn Sorn tn @reen RiOse iibers
1ebmen. Die 2uft In WtOscow iit ans
'rtanntermaBen seiunO uuo trdftiseno.
lber bauon tam Der Wsenid nidt le,
zen. S8ir besriiBen 9srru Oiebl freu.
,isit uno miiniden ihm quite @eiAdfte.
- Der Strsif Der GisBer babisr unO
II benadbarten Stdbteu, pelher felt
Sriibiabr i'm @anse iit, miro wabrs
heinlid nidt 10 balb beenbet Derben,
'enu in elmer Dtenftas uet0ffentIidten
4n3eise flincisen ueun BETTER Der
|rOBten @ieBereien babier au. baB lie in
3ufunft cine fog. oifeue 8erfitdtte be.
reiben wsrOen, segsn bic BeidrdntuHs
Ter ProouftioH iino uno uidt mebr er.
auben weroen. baB Elm &srte @omite
lie aufitdt iiber ibre 8erfe fiibrt.
Sic iino ferner bereit. irssno eiuen jun.
ZEN Wtann anjuiteaen. Der bte @ieBerei
rlerneu will. weun er ipilens lit, obns
lnioneiniluB 3u arbeiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28
Sunmcre.

- 8ahrenb 5rau 9. u. gipe BON
SiiS Slatelp StraBs iid 5rsitus 9ia6.
mittas obenauf befanO. nurSe itre
8obnuns bon sinem Sdlsidbieb be.
iudt uno um cine 8orie bsitobleu, Die
cine @eloiumme entbielt. Die 5rau
bemerfte nidts unsewobnlidss unS Ser
Oieb bintsrlteB aud feline Spur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28
stabt nmo Gountb.

- Rrof. uno Srau Sobn u. 8aeuel
bon Eaplor auenue purben am Wton
tag ourd bic @eburt elmer fopfiinbiaeu
Eodter beglidt. Wiutter uno 9iut
bsftuSsn iid ben llmitanben semaf
mobl.
Das bemotratiiae County Gomite
leste Samitag nidt ben Gag Der Pri.
Hdripablen nod bes @cnpentes felt, bu
man iid entidlOB. bis ua6 oem Staat.
eoHpent Der Purtei su parten, Der aelt.
ern su 9arrisburs tasts.
- Die GlelauO.Simpion Sirma Der.
CAB am Wtontas ben @ontratt gum
umbau oes @lobe 8arebouie uHb bic
arbslt ioa tnnerbalb jpei Boden in
ansriff senommen unS bis sum IS.
September fertis psroen.
- Col. &. u. 8atres bat far feline
SsItrsbuns, Die domination fir
9ouuernor 5u erbalten, $14,121.6s
ueraus9abt, mie eine am Donneritaa
beim Staatsoepartement binterleste be.
f4worene ausiase ertldrt.
- Der sOnntas bonn Scranton
SteOertranS ab9ebaltens ausflus mar
pom pradtisiten Bsttsr besinitiat uno
9sitaltete iid fiir idmmtli6e 9beilueb.
mer. Ois in gutter .3abl sridienen maren,
Bli stusm idonen uno ssmiitbtidsu Ssit.
den.
= Stir oas laufenSs Sabr fat Der
&" "Gtaenfran5" in ieiner lssten Ser.
Iammluns bic fOlsenOsn Seamtsn er.
mablt: Fraiibsntin, Srau 9i6ler;
Si5e graiioentin, 5rau Sofmeiiter ;
Sdasmeiiterin, Srau 5dmerbter ;
Protoi. Seiretarin. 5rau DthblbranSt;
SiuanS Sstretdrin, Srau gittad;
Iruitees, 5rau SdrOOsl, Srau 3uleser
unS Srau Stipp.
-5rau SObn Bbsster bon Der un.
tereu Sadawauna aue. puroe Sonutaa
9ta4mittas batb erftidt in ibrem 3immer
anfsefunSen, oas init seuftsas anses
tiillt mar. Ginem grjts selans ss, Die
6rau wieoer 3ur geiinuuns su brin.
gen. iooaB iie fid pieoer erbOlsn mirb.
Gs oerlautete, oaB Elm Selbitmoroper.
iud uOrlas, bod Die 5rsunSe Der Srau
erttaren, baB oieies nidt pabr iei, ion.
bern oaB Der @asbubusH ;ufaais tbeil.
weiie anseoreht mar.
- @llen Dailg. ansebti6 BON 2Bi(fes.
Barre, bat iid als bic ansreiferih oss
Botiiiitin 0teuts entpuppt uno Douners
itas gormittas puroe lie mad einem
SerbOr in cine Strafs BON $35 ober
60 1age uerurtbeilt. SIR 8esleiter
mar @alter Bead, elm betannter
@barafter Der Staot, Der our 3eit
niht ersriffen peroen fonnte. Bead,
oem EOtiSiit Rculs swei Susetn in oas
rehte 8ein ia9te unb un9efdbrlt6 per.
leste. lit Sreitag in @lmira binsfeit &c.
madlt moroeu, Gr nirb ,uriitfoebrndtt
merben.
3ames 8. @illiams, graIibent
Der Wterdants & Medunics 9anf, itarb
friib an 5reitas WtOrssn in ieiner
8Obnuns, Gde BON Sefferion 9lpenue
unb @reeu 6icse Strube, an Der @es
birnent;iinbung, ourd cine Sarbuutel
berbei9eIiibrt. Der Seritorbeue ers
frantic sebn Gage SuuOr unb ieiu 3u'
itanc CAB 9tufunss gu teiuer 8eiorsnib
Seranlaiiuns. bis cini9e Gage Dor iei.
mem 3Ooe eine @enOuns eintrat unb er
bann beitdnbi9 iAlimmer murSe, bis
Der Zoo eiutrat. Gr muroe 1886 in
@arbOuoale gebOren uno cs iibcrleben
ibu Die Satin uuO Swei 366ter.
Re- llnterridt i'm 9lauisrIpiet sr.
theilt unter siinitissn 8eOinsunssn
5rdulstu Gmma 6rep. SIS. .Piue Str.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28
Senti6=Nmerif. Geatral : 8ana.
DetesatensSisuus
6reitaS AbenS, 90. sSani.
In Der 2ieOerfraus Salle.
Deutfde 8rief(tfte.

OEHI Wt UETtTlTWt.
Suianna 8arlos, Soc gtuus,
Gena @hriftian, Safob Dunuer.
Tbos. Surmann.
Srau Wt. Soffmauu, 8m. 3reiie,
,. s. 9alteuthalsr.
Grnlt Wm. Wfger, stnton 9lut9,
Gliiabetb Oberoorf, 6rant OffmaHn.
&ouiie Sdamole, Satob 9tetn,
Srau unoriner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28
Serlau0t:

Gin pisrtt 1ans 8dfsr. pbtr tiH tuustr, fdr~
fer Ranu, peIhtr bic BddsItt srltrutu MIL, In
W. 3fielT's SGdtrti, 2i0 jraHfliH asfnut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28
0pn Retersbura.

9err 8tlliam @mrid BON Siue
Strase, Der Dor siuisen Bodsn pesen
ieiner 9eiuubbett mad Utt. Clemens.
Mid.. reiite, lit bebeuteuo sebeIert
SuriidSetebrt.
-Su Der Bobnuns bes Sobn Seis
big an Rrescott Guenue Duroe leete
Bode beieu Eodter SlOrsnce nit
5rauf Mc@awlep BON SruiHs stueuus
ebeli6 uerbuubeu.
= Das @stdube, peldes auf oent
Sunoe itsbt, Oas Sur @rOffnuns Der Srs
ping aueuue benust wsroen ioll. lpuroe
6reitas gum Preis BON $500 on Rbilip
Sartmaun uerfauft, Der ss iuuerbalb
OrsiBis Eassn entferusn laIien mub.
- stu Der Gde bon 8ius StraBs:uno
Sarriion atuenue ipurbe Sanitas absnb
0alter, Der 7jabri9e SObu Der Gbeleute
SObn Pbilips uon 9arriioH sluenue,
BON einsm StraBeHbubnwasen niebers
serannt, uls er in Der StraBs ipielts
unb babel Elm Sein jerbriift uno an
mebreren Stellen sebroden, aud trae
ten Slutitiir3t elm. Sm Sabnemann
SOipitul wuroe Der 3uitanb bes SinOes
als Elm fraslider beSeiduet. Der Snabe
erlas ben Serlesunsen am WtOntas
WtOreen, obne wieber Die 8eIinuuns
;u erlau9en. trosOem Die gler;te i'm
Soipital ibr mOslt6ites tbuten, I'M isiu
Oaho,, ,,, r,ttn,,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28
SerlanNt:

Gin ifarfss bsutitts RGbGtu, pbsr au& tine
TN mittIsrtu aIisr ifsbtnhs t}rau. pirb fiir al-
atnisins Sdusarbeti BET sutsm eobut ssrIaHat.
aumsbuHssn 210i aiP Straes rbtttn.
26,2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28

9batia6sn.-llnter ben uislen Sauss
mitteln erfreut iid 6Orni's sllpentrau.
ter SlutbeIeber elmer wobtuerbieuten
8Opuluritdt. EauienOe sebrau6sn i'm,
unO 3auisnoen CAB er Strait unb Sc.
iunbbeit wieber, peun alles aubere iebl.
idlu9. SSeuu feiu sl9ent fir Sorui's
@teOiSin am Plase lit, 10 idreibe man
Oireft on Or. Better 6abrneD G. Cons
Co., 112-11s 90. 9Opue aue., Gbt.
caso, 3d., UNI udhere Nusfuuft. Die
WteoiSiu 1T uidt bet glpOtbefern. unb
nur uon Sofdlsasenteu, Die Ii6 aus'
lpeileu tOnnen. Su babeu.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-23
GOING TO DECIDE A
SITE FOR SCHOOL
Committee to Reconvene in
Americus.
COLLEGE SITE TO BE SETTLED
Executive Committee to Come in Few
Days to Determine Fully the Site OF
the Third District colIege
Proposition Made on sieg Lands

For the purpose of determining fully
the site of the Third district agricultural
college, to be located in Americus, the
executive committee will assem- BILE here
again one day this week and examine
thoroughly the lands to be rendered as
the site of the proposed institution.
1t is time the matter was settled, as
building operations will doubtless be-
gin early in the new year.
The executive committee met here
for this purpose several days ago, and
after inspecting two sites rendered ad-
journed without arriving at a conclu-
sion. One of these sites is the Sieg
lands, out Lee street. Of the portion
rendered at the time, a considerable
part lay on the creek.
The committee did not think well of
the creek lands, hence the delay in
arriving at a decision.
Since that time the owner of the
property, it is understood, has agreed
| to offer more desirable tract fronting
for half mile, practically, on Lee
street road, or contiguous thereto. In
fact, the offer includes all lands 'front.'
ing the street except the Sieg residence
property.
This means that 800 acres high, dry
and available farming land can be had
of that property, with practically little
if any swamp or hammock land, Mr..
Sieg proposes to retain the creek land
OF IS or 100 acres offered previously,
giving to the college the best part of
his farm.
AS it is generally desired that the
college be located in the Southern
section of the city, the committee
may now find no difficulty in reach
ing conclusion.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-23
SURVEY OF LINE is
GOING ON RAPIDLY
Engineers ADe Pushing Work
In Dooly.
THE ENTHUSIASM OF CITIZENS
Of@-VienUs, DTayton and UnadilIa Is
Encouraging to tho Projectors of
the Western and Gulf. and he Sue
cess of the Enterprise is Assured.

While citizens of Americus and Sum
ter are quite enthusiastic over the con-
struction of the Western & Gulf Rail-
way from this city to Hawkinsville
the people of Dooly county are, if
possible, more so, and stand ready and
willing to aid in the enterprise.
All they ask is an opportunity to
help build the line which means so
much for them, as for us.
Mr.. Crawford Wheatley, one of the
1ncorporators of the company and who
is doing vast deal in pushing the
construction of the road, returned yes
terday from a trip through Dooly
Mr., Wheatley visited UnadilIa,
Drayton and Vienna, and in each town
was given most cordial assurance of
the cooperation of citizens in building
the line, The wealthiest and most in
fiuential people there have heart and
soul in the enterprise.
subscriptions of money and lands
for terminal facilities are freely offered
at whatever point the line travels after
crossing Flint river.
At Vienna Mr.. Wheatley was met by
| the mayor of that tIourishing town and
influential citizens, and was the guest
of Hon. J.. p. Heard while there. vi
emma will stand pat on the w. &. G.
Engineer G. d. Allen has surveyed
one line from the river, via Drayton to
Vienna. and with his corps of ten men
is pushing on to HawkinsvilIe at the
rate of three or four miles a day The
surveying force will arrive there by
the last of the week.
Mr.. Wheatley will go to Hawkins
vile a week hence to consult with
Engineer Allen, and also to confer
with citizens Of that town and county
likewise interested in the building OF
the railroad.
From Hawkinsville to Amercus-
across three rich counties-the people
are enthusiastic on the building of the
w. & G.
In fact, Mr.. Wheatley says there is
no doubt whatever of the success OF
the enterprise. Americus rand Sumter
county will respond literally to the
call for subscriptions, as will the
counties of Dooly and Pulaski, all of
| which will be so directly benefited.
Until the survey is completed the
exact course of the line cannot be deter
mined, that is, whether it will go by
| UnadiEla or Vienna. Both towns are
| anxious for the road and, as stated
offeraa liberal assistance in the way OF
cash subscriptions and land.
But the road will be ebuilt-completed
within year, and Americus will feel
renewed inspiration from this much
needed enterprise.
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A Woman's Back

Has many aches and pains caused by
weakneSSes and falling, or other displace-
-ent, of the pelvic organs. Other symp-
TONS Of female weakness are frequent
t5adache, dizziness, imaginary specks or
lark spots floating before the eyes, gnaw-
-g sensation in stomach, dragging or
15aring down in lower abdominal or pelvic
region, disagreeable drains from pelvic
C-ans, faint spells with general weakness.
II any considerable number of the above
symptoms are present there is no remedy
hat viii give quicker relief or a more per
-a-ent cure than DR.. Pierce's FavOrite
Inscription. It has a record of over forty
Fears Of cures, 1t is the most potent
-vi g0rating tonic and strengthening ner-
--e known TO medical science. 1t IS made
- the glyceric extracts of native medici-
-zl roots found in our forests and con-
l.cs not a drop Of alcohol or harmful, or
-ltl forming drugs. Its ingredients arc
q printed on the bOttle-wrapper and at
,S.ed under oath as correct.
Every ingredient entering into VIA
r--.-e Prescription has the written en-
t--sement Of the most eminent medical
r-.-ars of all the several schools of prac-
lcs-more valuable than any amount Of
Professional timOnlalS-though the
after are not lacking, having been con-
c--lted voluntarily by grateful patients
- numbers to exceed the endorsements
ETel TO any other medicine extant for
-e cure Of woman's ills.
llu cannot afford to accept any medicine
Unknown composition as a substitute
u this well proven remedy OF KNOWN
OPPOSITION, even though the dealer may
~aEs a little more profit thereby. Your
-,erest in regaining health is paramount
g any selfish interest Of his and it is an
-z--t 10 your intelligence for him to try
palm of upon you substitute. You
NOW what you want and it is his busi-
less to supply the article called for.
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
-rginal Little Liver Pills first put up
{! old DR.. Pierce over forty years ago,
Ouch initiated but never equaled. Little
SEGREGATED granuleS-easy to take az
ea1dy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-23
nERICUS TRUSTand SAVINGS BANK

.,r,.rlGHTH YEAR

he public man in America who has
tyer been tagged with a nickname
nay he just as efficient and worthy of
Tlise as his brethren who are known
S "BllT' and Joe" but he has not
l-.aved an equal measure of popular
y. Nicknames are Oftener inspired by
Election than by aversion. 1.-The men
q the people" so called. are invari-
ably uicknamed Venerable citizens
sui refer to ABE" Lincoln, dwelling
With reminiscent affection upon the alb
EeviatiOn. Nicknames both good and
bad are as old as history. In this coun-
-y the people have a way of abbrevi-
-tng the names of the men they really
-ke and assigning their full titles to
--e men who prefer dignity to popular
-T.-Pittsburg Gazette.
stopped Too Soon.
Bismarck said every man had the
right to drink 10000 bottles of cham
-sgne"
He should have gone a step farther
md told them where they could get
the price of that much champagne."-
Houston Post.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-23
Man Seriously Shot ,

Tallapoosa, Ca, Dec. 2C.-The
little town of Budapest, about miles
east of this city, was the scene of
a serious shooting affair at an early
hour Wednesday evening. A young
man named Murdock Newman, about
22 years of age, said to be drink
ing at the time, went to a restaurant
kept by a man named Woehl and
wife. He demanded something to eat
and after some parleying, it is claim
ed, began smashing up dishes, and as
Woehl states, displayed a revolver
which he (WoehD seized and shot
him in the abdomen. 1t is said that
the victim of the affray was left ly-
ing out ON the ground for two hours
He will probably die. The wounded
mans father was at one time marshal
of Tallapoosa.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-23
Teachers and students Expected.

Paris, Dec 2 The teachers and
students Of ,he famous St. Sulphice
seminary here were expelled Thurs
day. Their superior, as a matter OF
form, insisted that policeman lay
a hand on his shoulder as proof that
violence was used. Among the STU
dents were a number or British sub
jects and one American, who read
an energetic protest, claiming that
they were there under an agreement
with the French government, by
which, when the property of the old
Catholic college was endowed by the
Stuarts during the period of religious
intolerance in England, and it was
taken for a polytechnic institute, it
was formally understood that as a
compensation the government would
maintain 25 students sent from Eng
land to st. Sulphice.