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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-03-24

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-03-24
PURCHASE OF a BUILDING LOT

jackson Street Property Brings Good
Price.
Mr.. w. G. Carter purchased yester-
day from Mr.. G. J, O'Hagan the va
cant building lot on Jackson street ad-
joining the laundry property, paying
5000 therefor. The lot is desirable
one and adds much to Mr.. Carter g
realty holdings there.
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executive ability is the capacity Tor
,;vino off other mems labor.
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if
it fails to cure. e. W. GROVES sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
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j. s. Mckee & Co.
DAILY COTTON LETTER
AND
FUTURE COTTON PRICES.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.

New Orleans, Mar. % Spots; mid
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and closed steady at following prices:
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embroidery
the most attractive heeat
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Mems Shoes at $l.8O.

We sold hundred 10 in
Patent
offered before this sale
This whole lot o pei
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For the LeglelatuFe: Jas. Taylor 834
IS - W. w. Dykes, Jr 814
" '' IS s. A, Rodgers 6o5
The fact that Sheriff Bell and Clerk
Allen had no opposition and were &C
corded such f1attering vote is COM
pIimeRt to these capable officials.
Messrs James Taylor and W. W.Dykes
will represent Sumter county ably IN
the next Assembly,
The newly chosen county officials are
elected for terms of two year,, dating
from Jan 1st next.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-22
SAME IN BRUNSWICK.

The following editorial nom the
Savannah Press strikes the same
situation in Brunswick.
What has become Of the and-spit-
ting ordinance that was adopted sew
eral years ago? It seems to have.
been Forgotten yin the revival Of
other reforms which are now thrust
prominently before the public. The
streets are once more smeared with
slime and Sidewalks and public
places ane mottled with tobacco
stains This would be good time
to return 10 the enforcement of the
ordinance which was enacted with
an admirable intent and which is be-
ing neglected with splendid disre-
gard. Women complain OF the revival
of the nuisance and public cleanli-
ness, as wen as public health. are
'liable 10 be sacrificed BY the reeru-
deseence Of the evil habit. we
think it might be good idea 70 re-
port men for going into barrooms
on election lay. but might Il not be
good thing 10 haul up the great
army Of Duolic exDectorators8 who
could put the street sprinkler out
Of business any time? The man
with the splitting habit is a Public
enemy.
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$500 Tor nottle.

This W9uld BOT be Iggge nfiee TO
ras zen ~ brnnmonds Lightning
Remedies for llaenmatism if 0ne coul
ftoI akt feiief amy chlapep The
flfunanond Medicine 60. New NorE.
lllsd IN unsoiiritea.
gafeIal people so
alth ~ lie use 81 tne
Who would tot estate g
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ealfpany Agents wanted
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Correspondence solicited, but to re-
celye attention letters must be ac'
companied by responsible name, not
for publication, hut as guarantee Of
good faith.
Rejected communications viii DC
returned il accompanied BY postage.
Remittance should be made by pos
tai note, check, money order or regis
tered letter. Address
a News Publishing Co,
Brunswick, CO
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The Arkansas college students
who shot policeman in riot nave
peculiar ideas Of the purposes of
collegiate course. one Of the obiscis
Of which is to make a gentleman 81
young man. and noi q promoter
street brawIsnwM
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Jrst received. car load OF pass
Tewlng Compaay's Blue Ribbon besr
'ame Is sold at all first class saln,n
2 the city Of Brunswick. Retail 81
ems per bottle and $l,50 per dozen
= Newmai. sole agent 21S Bav Atrea,
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MheA lt9gAe Is 10 oyerwoflssd
Hes down aua Ii 0tller wgys declares
us inability 70 90 further. you wouAi
consider It criminal to use force.
Many man oil humane Impulses
VINO would not willingly harm a kis.
ten. is guilty Of cruelty where his own
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overworked when what Il needs
something that VIII digest the fooo
eaten and help the stomach ID racn.
perate, Something like Kodol For Dxsj.
pepsia that IS cold Isl an dra6alsfs.
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Just Received.

,, q new lot Of Gas aud Gasoline
Nantes and Globes at
Brunswick Cycle Co.
John HAeAel Mea.
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! handle the best line OF new goods
N the city. Do not be fooled BY
business opponents who try 10 tell
you dinerent Cau and be convinc-
ed. Slg LevlsoA.
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published Price only $500
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OFFICIAL ORGAN or
Glyun County
Glynn County Commissioners.
The United States Court Of Bank,
ruptey for this District.
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$50 at once
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Denizet
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a. 'slle' References. Address. win
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Matter WeIlman the neWspapef
writer Is again Ileparine e make
dash IN haIloon for the North
pole tor advertising rather than foi'
scientific pu1poseal
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-04
TRIED TO BREAK
Up THE FAMILY
BY FOUR SHOTS

Salvatore 'Albergamo, aged T. was
locked up at the Fourth police station last
night. charged with assault with intent
to kill his wife. Josephine aged Is; his
father-in-law, Luigi Gautiero aged s6. and
his mother-in-law, Marianne Gautiero.
aged 5s
All OF the victims were taken to the
Rhode Island hospital and probably will
recover
Albergnmo. who had not been living
with his wife. visited the home of her
parents at is Arthur avenue. at $40 yes
terday afternoon and became involved in
a quarrel with his wife over contemplated
divorce proceedings.
Angered at the attitude OF his father-in-
law Albergamo drew a .S2-calibre revolver
and fired four shots. One struck his wife
in the neck on the left side and another
passed through the fieshy portion OF her
arm. Then Albergamo turned upon, his
father-in-law. Luigi Gautiero. sending a
bullet through the muscle OF his left arm,
The fourth bullet was directed at Alher-
gamos mother-in-law, passing through
the feshy portion OF her left leg between
the knee and the thigh
The sound Of the shots brought Antonio
Petarrotte from an upper tenement.
Throwing his arms about Albergamo he
held him until the arrival OF Lieut. John
j. Toole. He received some assistance
from another tenant OF the building.
Frank DelDeo.
salvatore Albergamo and Josephine
Gautiero were married three years ago
Iheir only child is little girl. aged
months and Z weeks Five weeks ago
Albergamo and his wife had some trouble
and he left home. Albergamo says he
went 10 Fall River. thence to Boston
and latter TO New York. He returned
n week ago and has since been living
at 622 Charles street
The building In which the shooting oc-
Cured is three-story, six-tenement
structure the Gautieros occupying the
second floor.
In the district court this morning. AL
bergamo pleaded not guilty and was held
In $500 on each case for trial on Dec.
IL.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-04
IMPERIAL THEATRE

The Avenue Girls" this week at the
Imperial, offer an attraction that is so
diversified that II cannot fail TO please
the most fastldious. The performance
opens with a musical absurdity entitled
the Tigers Den" The piece is sort
OF travesty on fashionable watering place
and sets off the naughty Independence OF
the hotel proprietor. His ideas, irrespec-
tive OF the guests comfort are carried
out. with the result that many amusing
features are brought out. 10 the intense
amusement of the audience The comedy
is we'll sustained by Charles Johnson. as
sisted by Mike Mcdonald. who appears as
a tramp with an unquenchable desire for
cigarettes The chorus introduces some
catchy musical numbers and with the aid
OF novel electrical effect sings some very
pretty ballads that receive numerous and
well-merited encores.
The olio is opened by Elsie Leslie. Sho
has a powerful contralto voice that she
Uses with much skill; and she quickly
establishes herself in the favor OF the
audience. lie Roy and La Vanion on the
cross bar. appear in grotesque costumes
and introduce stunts that are at once diffi-
cult and amusing. Mcfarland and Nc
Donald, dialect comedians, introduce some
old Jokes with smack OF newness that
are we'll received. The Hats in AN Oper.
aticRehearsal" make themselves favorites
from the outset The male member
proves himself versatile as an instrument
talist, while the female end OF the team
renders vocal selections with fervor
that wins unstinted applause. The olio
closes With Geographic view OF western
life that is one of the best motion pictures
seen here.
The program closes with the burletta,
Get Rich and Quick Brokers" The es-
adjustment is fitted with all the appl-
ances for getting money, and the means
taken TO relieve the easy" are highly
amusing. The chorus appears to excellent
advantage, and the costumes are both
novel and becoming. and add materially
to the beauty of the scene.
The same bill will be continued through
out the week with daily matinees and the
usual amateur performance on Thursday
night.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-04
AT THE THEATRES

cidentally humorst Of considerable
ability. His impersonations included Me-
tier, the French waltz king; Verdi. Liszt'
sousa. Creatore. Oscar Hammerstein ana,
whom you all knew and loved" which
proved 10 be remarkably life-like Inn
personation OF one OF the greatest band
masters Rhode Island ever had. thinner
mann makes his makeup changes In less
time than IL takes 10 tell OF them. They
are all exact reproductions and he has
caught the mannerisms OF each composer
with extraordinary fidelity Even the or
chestra men laughed themselves tired,
particularly al his impersonation of Ham
merstein, In which they all figured con-
spicuously.
Lew Sully, known as "The President OF
the Laugh Trust" had a conglomeration
OF foolishness, and kept his audience
Laughing every minute hnIt,I he s, was on the
sonality. The Jack Wilson Trio gave
most amusing bit OF tomfoolery. Two
men and woman in blackface did
comedy singing and dancing act that was
easily the laughing hit OF the entire bill.
The Meredith Sisters, two attractive
girls, In an act OF character singing, with
special costumes and scenery. also won
prolonged applause. Their act is most
elaborately and carefully staged and de-
served the favor bestowed upon 1t.
o'Brien and Havel, big vaudeville favor
ties, appeared in their new version OF
Ticks and Clicks" and scored the usual
hit. O'Brien is funny little chap and
a capital eccentric acrobatic dancer, and
his partner, Effie Lawrence, a dainty lit
tie dancer and an excellent foil for
O'Bren's nonsense.
Spessady's Bears were offered as a spe-
cial feature for the little folks. and for
their benefit are shown after school hours
in the afternoon and early In the even
Ing. The grown-up people will want 10
see this act also, for IL Is an extraordi-
nary demonstration of animal intelligence.
These animals, evidently ugly and dan
M o. "a
that is amazing and do tricks that are
almost unbelievable. Others I'm the bill
We're Scott and Whaley, colored come
dians and dancers: Fitzgerald and Train
err. in an act of singing, plano playing
and dancing; William LABEL, the tramp
juggler: Lillian Maynard singing come
dienne Dale and Ross. Dutch come
dians. and the Keith motion pictures.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-04
EMPIRE THEATRE

Hal Reds new musical comedy drama
The Girl and the Gambler" did not
meet with much success at the Empire
theatre last evening despite the fact that
the leading roles are i'm the capable hands
OF Miss Florence Bindley and Darwin
Carr. The play is poorly constructed. and
the sight of mother and two daughters
driven penniless from home by an enraged
father who believes the false charge Of
an unscrpulous man against them, did
not seem pleasing TO the audience
The theme OF the play briefly is as fol-
lows: Blanchard, an INSCRIPTIONS broker
and an adventures, plot TO rob Walter
Lc wrence. who suddenly secures a fortune
by speculation, and make false charges
against Lawrence's wife and daughter.
Blanchard had betrayed Nellie one of
Lawrence's daughters, but Lawrence does
not believe 1t, although Informed Of the
fact He believes Blanchard's charges
true. and turns his wife and daughter.
Nellie, from home. Geraldine the other
daughter. also accompanies them. Law
renee goes TO live with Blanchard and
the adventures; and they keep him con-
stantly under the influence OF liquor
blanchard wins much money from Law
renee by cheating him at cards, and final
L. gains his entire fortune. Geraldine
then wagers her hand In marriage against
tho fortune Lawrence had cheated her
father out Of and as he is deeply in love
with the girl he accepts. The card game
Is an exciting one: and Geraldine wins
Lawrence discovers his mistakes, and is
forgiven by his family. In order TO right
the wrongs of Blanchard to her sister
Geraldine accepts when he proposes 10 her
but substitutes her twin sister, Nellie,
who Is married to him.
Miss Bindley's Interpretation OF her role
was very good, and her work was well
appreciated. Darwin Carr. who assumed
the role Of Geradine's lover, enacted his
part in n very pleasing manner John
Mckee, as Lawrence. did good work: also
Miss linda Palmer as Lawrence's wife,
and J. T. McSweeney. as a progressive
pork packer. Blgelow Cooper made n
good villain; but the histrionic work OF
Anne Leonard. the adventures, was very
weak The Frenchman role. assumed by
Arthur A. Klein. is poor and unnecessary.
and should be omitted. Carlotta, as given
on the program, failed 10 take advantage
of the excellent opportunities offered her
In her negro role
Let's Get Acquainted and How q
You Like TO Like n Girl Like Me. sung
by Miss Bindley and Mr.. Carr. assisted by
tho chorus were the song successes.
"The Way OF the Transgressor. intro
ducing the famous acting Landseer dogs.
will be the attraction at this theatre next
week
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-04
AN INDICTED BOSS.

Mayor Schmitz and Abraham Ruef pleaded
not guilty to indictments found against them at
San Francisco yesterday The mavor is CHARGED
with extortion and Ruef with conspiring with the
chief OF police for the protection OF houses of evil
repute.
The prosecution of these men shows that at
last San Francisco is prepared to deal with the big
grafters and law breakers as we'll as with the petty
offenders. Ruef is political boss of the most
lgnoble and disreputable sort. For years he has
been dominant at San Francisco. where he brought
about condition of political vileness that has no
parallel in this country
Though calling himself Republican, Ruef
used his mischievous power to bring about the
election of candidates who would most faithfully
promote his sinister purposes and aid him in his
public pundering.
The feeling against this man in the city he has
looted without let or hndrance for years is bitter
Indeed it is said that no other political boss who
ever used stolen power for his own enrichment
ever brought upon himself such a measure of con
tumely as is at present overwhelming the in
dicted boss of the city by the golden gate.
Even Mayor Schmitz, alleged to have been his
confederate in some of his scandalous operations
and to have prohted by them, has broken away
from the boss and will fight alone to escape con-
viction under the true bill that has been returned
against him.
1t will be boon OF nestimabe value TO San
Francisco to be rid of this man Ruef II but a
fraction of the evil doing alleged against him be
true his punishment ought 10 be severe enough TO
serve as deterrent to other men who believe that
public plundering is the best and quickest method
of achieving private riches. At any rate Ruefs
day as a boss has already come TO an end and for
this blessing San Francisco can even now be
thankful.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-04

votes much space in the message and his argument
is along lines made familiar by previous pronounce
ments. His attitude toward them has not changed
III the slightest degree He is still for supervision
and control OF the big corporations, and while he
says il may be difficult until the laws recentlv
passed have been more fully tested, to secure fur
ther legislation, he does recommend the speedy
passage OF bill requiring packers of food to place
the date OF packing the labels and also 10 trans
fer the cost OF inspection from the government to
the packers
Extension OF government control, the pres-
dent declares, will not stop with the present laws
There will ultimately be need of enIarpino the
powers OF the interstate commerce commission
along several different lines so as to give il larger
ana more effective control over the railroads
Greater control over other great corporations
must DC gained by the government at an early
uate' so as TO prevent among other things the evils
OF over capitalization and TO compel disclosures
by each Dig corporation of the names of its stock
holderS ana OF its property and business whether
owned directly or through subsidiary or affiliated
corporations
Graduated inheritance and income taxes come
~ i"l inc PreSidents favor, and he also declares
tnat the whole question of marriage and divorce
should be relegated to the authority of congress.
even though a constitutional amendment be re-
quired for such consummation
III message so generally sound it is strange
10 ma the president urging the passage of such
- "i."iICIN9OHlc ana unWlSe measure the shin
SUBSIDY Dill; but this he does in the document sent
to congress today
lhoug. he points out the absolute necessity
OF speedy reform OF the currency he recommends
no particular plan further than TO direct the atten-
tion OF congress to the proposition several times
Iald before 1t by the secretary of the treasury.
he shutting out of the Japanese from the
pubic schools at San i'rancisco is pronounced a
wicked absurdty,' and the president urges the
passage OF bill that shall specifically provide for
the naturalization of Japanese who intend to be-
come American citizens
Alter stating that the provisional government
IN cuba will come TO end when the Cubans elect
and inaugurate their own government in peace
able and orderly manner, the president gives
warning that If the elections become farce and
the nsurrectionary habit becomes confirmed the
independence of the island will be positively out of
the question
Many other topics are dealt with bv the pres
ldent in his message but those here passed briefly
IN review constitute the most important Though
as stated at the outset the document is of inordi
nate and unnecessary length careful reading
OF it will prove enlightenng to every citizen who
desires TO know the views OF our strenuous and
outspoken president matters that are of vital
concern to the nation
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-04
KElIH'S THEATRE.

IL Is seldom that so many good thlngs
are offered I'm one bill as at Keiths tnis
week II is headed by genuine noNeltS
that made the audience wonder anu
watch breathlessly. This was the aquatlc
exhibition by the Finneys, recent EuIo-
pcan arrivals. The extraordinary ieats
which it was announced In advance that
these human fishes" would perform were
lived up to- and more. and were accom-.
plishcd I'm such a manner as TO leave hot
The slightest ground for suspicion OF
trickery. In n tank filled with water
they did feats that seemed almost incred-
ible such as eating. drinking. picking up
coins from the bottom OF the tank TO the
number OF IS. all the time remaining un-
der water a remarkably long time they
also did some graceful floating, tumbhng
and revolving, making one OF the most
interesting and extraordinary acts IN
vaudeville,
Charles Bradshaw. the unctuous come
dian, who has been prominent In several
Frohman productions, appeared IN
laughable one-act farce. Am | "a Ma
SOM" ahoundlng I'm bright dialogue and
iaughable situations which was played
I'm n sneppy infectious manner and won
several hearty curtain calls. one of tho
genuine hits was made by Willy Zimmer-
mann. impcrsonator OF celebrated com
poscrs. zimmerman 10 an artist and in
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-04

they think II real and get excited. break
ing up the picture and causing no end OF
trouble. Another picture that found ready
appreciation was Tracked by Blood
hounds" involving thrilling escape and
the final capture OF daring criminals
tracked by bloodhounds. "The Love Sick
Dragons" is a humorous picture. and
"The Accordion" pictures amusingly the
laughable happenings that befaql a re-
sourceful lover. Madame Wears the
Trousers shows how a woman who be-
lleves In woman's rights is taught a les
son by long suffering husband. when
the Convent Bells Were Ringing was
sung delightfully."- by Bob Allen.