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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured BIZ Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. ]. cHENY & CO., Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheny for the last fifteen years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able TO carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
wALDING, KINNAN & MARTIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nillly acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. Tes-
timonials sent free. Price rs cents Per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
rake HaDs Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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Anyone Can Easily rsst IL and prove Il,
for a Free Sample ls Sent BY Mail
e All.
Seven out o. ten readers Of this paper
are tortured with piles or some form Of
rectal diseose. You are, or you would
not be reading this article. Thirty years
ago doctors carried lancet In their yost
pocket ard bled people for an sorts Of
discusses and bled them hard. .--souetirnes
a quart at a time. II was The fashion
then. All that IS changed nowadays and
a doctor with a lancet would be consid :
cred a curiosity
Five years ago doctors "cut OUT Piles
elt4tvar t'@v got the chance. An that
has tsen changed since the marvellous
soothing. healing and curative properties
OF Pyramid Pile Cure have become
known.
BY every mall we get letters like this;
II want to tell you that II was the
FIRST thing that eased the terrible pain
and itching and allowed me OF have a
nights rest for long weeks. Ny hus-
band Immediately went TO our druggist
Mr.. HciaDach. and procured 50-ceni
box. ! am now cured and win always
recommend you highly to every one You
actually saved my life. My mind. too
was almost gone from the pain Yours
gratefully. Mrs Rose n. stouffer. 100;
10th St, Moline ILL.,"
II you want positive proof OF this send
to the Pyramid DRUG Company, 5SIl
Pyramid Building, Marshall, Mich. You
viii receive n free trial package by re-
turn mail Try It, then go straight q
your druggist. get a scot. box and gei
well.
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HEALTH
IN GUTHRIE

r. 3. Lille & CO. say Care Of Digestion
Solves Problem Of Long Life.
r. h Lille & Co believe the problem
Of long We is solved by proper care Of
the digestive organs Let the stomach
get out OF condition and soon there win
be nervousness. Irritation. furred tongue.
specks before the eyes. weakness. de-
bnlfy. indigestion. and other physical aiad
mental troubles that directly result from
weakened stomach.
OF an the Vital organs, the stomach is
the most frequently abused, and hence,
the ono which most frequenuy fails, and
So with the discovery Of remedy like
-o-na stomach tablets, which Is sold
on an absolute guarantee 20 strengthen
the digestive SYSTEM. AID in assimilation
Of food. and cure gh troubles eansed BY
Indigestion. an Important step has been
taken towards solving the question q
good health ana long hfe,
H. B Lille & CO sen M'-o-na On M
absolute guarantee 10 refund the mQa-
- Il It does not cnp. A iarRe box q
the tablets costs aut 30 cents, Il "a helps
You; nothing Il 4 faiis
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conplrIoNs AaouND aockY
statistical Information Given by AS
SCISSORS report.

Special to Daily Leader
Rocky, Wnshita Co.. Ok..May 2i.-The
report OF H. j. Wnburn Assessor OF
Raiaey township. washi1s County,
which was nled May 2i, affords an index
to conditions Ia the country around
Rocky midway between Hobart and Cor
dell. on the Frisco purely farming re-
gion
Population OF township tall whitel.
s.5s2. gain OF sOi over last year, or 81
per cont
rhe crop figures show $500 acres In
winter wheat an in prime condition.
The corn crop OF 1905 was 2oS Ooo BUSH
els. oats 1853 900 bushels and cotton o.
27l bales. Forage crop acreage last
year, Kamr corn. i,2io sorghum. SIS,
milo maize Ss6. alfalfa 5i9 Fruit trees
in bearing Apple l6i pear iss- peach
e.iao plum il9. cherry lis, Fruit Trees
not in bonring Apple 1894 pear s2s,
peachs 300. plum 5a7, cherry NJ.
The total assessed valuations. az about
one-sixth actual value; Farms aud im-
llements $2o9 ia; implements, S9,56s;
live stock on hand March 1, 1906. l.o21
we're horses. f9s mules. mich cows 1921,
othe- cattle gCs. swine 1867. sheen G.
The figures show the loss by disease
during tie year was ono horse IN 2s, one
mule in g. one mich COW IN IS, other
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Marshall

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Marshall. okla. Ma 24-The Block club
went 70 the diver Sunday with wen filled
baskets and a goodly quantity Of ice
cream. They report fifteen pounds of
nice FISH caught daring the day.
Miss May Ingram. daughter Of Ms.
). w. Ridley is assistant postmistress
here. She was formerly student Of the
Logan county high school
Harry Grroy ana wife entertained a
member Of friends sunday.
Misses Ruth and Vera Fin6 spent sun
day Ia Guthrie, visiting Miss Patterson.
Arthur Harmon len Monday for Okla
homa city.
Memorial services win be held In the
Christian charch Sunday This Is un-
ion service. Rev Campbell win preach
the memorial sermon.
Preparations have Leen completed for a
/ hne prograA here on Decoration day.
Among ;iie peakers are Rev Ira Hole
brook Of Cethrie. and Prof Ben Hen
nessey Of the Logan county high school
-
AIRS. labachars father and mother
who have been visiting them. returned
20 their home az Hobart this week.
Mrs. Ginerase leaves Tor visit IA
Illinois sunday,
Quite number Of Marshall people are
attending the woodmen gathering -
Guthrie.
Mrs. J, w Ridley entertained hel
Sunday school class Tuesday evening.
Miss Mabel Watt Is me now clerk al
ihe Red Front.
Mrs Ciiloy ard Miss Florence left ths
FIRST 81 fhe week FOR a months visit az
Oklaboma CITY ard iIeauessey.
sAisETT eHfRTa At PETgRsENe
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lAru aAllsoAD wosk



rhe oklahoma Central railroad now
EnHdIns east and west through The
Chickasaw nation VIII be extended south
from i.ehifh J.. r.. into Texas. This de-
cision was reached during thc past
week nnd President Dorset Carter SAYS
the work N,i commence as soon rs the
,,ermaneni surveys are established Cap-
l-in r. u. NcWinie. locating eneiueer
has left nehigh with force Of twenty
rae men 10 pun the sSryey and states
Il VIII take eight months TO complete
a.
J. . Payne. chief engineer % the Cam
adian Midland railroad. is making a sur-
yef between Hampton. l. r.. and Grand
RIVER via Wagoner and Beggs u will
crosss ne Mnan Valley roa near Has,
Ken
President D y. Nelss, o. the oklahoma
a NORTHWESTERN, now building between
Wealheriord aid raioga came from
Chicago during the week and visited ail
points on the line. Grazing was resumed
near Berlin. in Whsnita county last
week Tfe company has made propo-
siiion 20 the chickasha a. I'D commer-
cil Clob 10 buiid ihe road 70 that city,
with the announcement that the Norih-
uesstfu terminus WIN be Trinidad, CO...
on1inls Of the Oklahoma and Cher
okee Central announcu the road viii be
completed Into Pryor Greek. 4 n. DUR
iag fhe SUMMER Grading Will be re-
saned soen between Chelsea and Pryor
Creek Tho grade has beon established
pess flon Chelsea % ne Nerasfis
river
II has been aseldea b. omsers Ct ms
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MEET IN aELLlNeHAM.


Bellinghani. Wash. May "a. The
annual convention OF the Washington
State Dentisss association opened in
Bellingham today with headquarters
at the Baker hotel. A three days pro
gramme arranged for the gathering
provides for numerous papers, dis
cussions ana practical demonstra,
tions Of interest to the dental profes-
sion. The attendance IS large and
representative OF the entire state.
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As Set Forth BY Mr.. Penguin IN Brief
Discourse on Matches.

1T seems to me" said Mr. Penguin.
"that while \ contrary opinion might
not unreasonably be held the widespread
Introduction OF electric lights must
greatly have heipcd the match trade; so
many millions more Of matches than
formerly being now required for the
lighting Of pipes and cigars.
"Whch gas was the chief illuminant
ii was common for smokers who had no
matches in their pocket nor any al hand
10 foia up a wisp OF paper and hold that
fcr moment in a gas flame. for the
use then as a cigar lighter That the
use Of the wisp Of paper was extensive
was shown BY the humorous stories
printed in the newspapers when cleo
tricity first came In OF smokers tying
TO light pieces Of paper az electric light
bulbs
no doubt there were millions Of peo-
pie more or less accustomed TO lighting
pipes or cigars ia this manner. by means
Of a wisp of paper lighted in a gas flame.
Of whom all now. IN the absence Of gas
are compelled to use matches excius-
lively; and I have no doubt, myself, that
the Increase in the sale Of matches due
to this cause must be considerable.
"a sour friend Of mine says that my
argument is foolish, that they had to
use matches TO light the gas with, that
they ut the wlsps by didn't they?
"To which ] reply that they certainly
did: but that commonly a single match
would suiiice for the lighting Of a gas
Jet while SMOKER may smoke more
than one cigar IN an evening, or his
pipe may go out seventeen times. re-
auiring as many matches for its relight-
ing. where formerly, perhaps, he used
none al am. Why. when you come e
think OF It. the increased demand foI
matches must now be something eney'
nous
Wen. what Of IT. asks my acri'
acquaintance, coming at me again. Nol
get your matches for nothing, don't you
where you get your cigars?
And tothat I answer that apparently
! I do get those matches free, but tina
actually, as / have no doubt ] pay TO
them ia theprice l pay Tor the cigars
/ Tor my experience teaches me that 1t /
/ Impossible to get something for nothing
/ we have TO pay for everything we 81
IN come way
And. anyhow che question oi wh
pays for thematcfcs used IS somethin
foreign 20 my simple original PROPOSE
1 ton. which repeated. is that the wide
spread introduction OF electric light
with which 40 matches are required
Instead Of hurting the match trade mus
have helped Il; thus presenting the in
teresdug paradox Of decreased dema
calling for an increased supply
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A MauntaIn Of ooId.

could not bring as much happiness 70
Mrs. L,4da wirSe, OF Caroline, Wts., as
did one 25c box Of Bucklens Arnlca
saive. when IL completely cured run
ming sore on her leg, which had tortured
her % long years. Greatest antiseptic
healer Of piles. Wounds. and Sores, 25c
at all drug stores.
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Ics cREAM I'd RENFRo's.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

From Logan County Report Tor I@ux-
Beamer Coz
Trustees Capitol Hil 10 r. Ricketts,
transcript from the tract book, lot g.
blk 80. Capitol Hin, secs.
L. S. 20 Anna II. Kafr. il. Pat, so,
hf. Sc. dr. & nv ar. So. ar soc . twp
IS. r. ? w
Pleasant Fraction ct ux to Lewis Mil
Ter and sena Miller. W. a so. hf. Sc
or. and NV. or. Sc. pr. see. = twp
49, r. ? w. $1,000.
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cattle eae in a5, hogs one In 81, and
sheep none.
The assessor estimates that the acre
ages this year viii be 10 per cent less
on cotton and 10 per cent each more on
oats and corn. while the acreage infor-
age crops viii be increased fully 25 per
cent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-24

Heavy, Impure blood makes muddy,
plmply complexion, headaches. nausea
indigestion. Thin blood makes you
weak. pale, sickly Burdocls Blood Bit
ters makes the blood rich, red. pure
restores perfect health.
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on the water front OF Vera Cruz, TO
cost Sc 900 oo0 The terminals viii be
used hy the MEXICAN Railway the In
teroceanic Railway and the Vera cruz
ana Pacific Railway.
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Why taae dozen things to cure that
coughg Ksnnedy's Laxative Honey and
Tar allays the congestion, sioIs that
tickling drives the cold out through
your bowels sold BY c. r. Renfro
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Crescent shaped pin on Harrison or
Villas Ave Finder please leave at Lead
er office and receive reward.
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erRAw AArs Al pETERssN's.

A woman's White Canvas, Big Fyelet
Biuchsr oxford, CSC, Robirson's
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red coarse. unsiehtly skin made fair
by satin skin cream and powder. Csc.
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A Graphophone free come and hear II
Mt Roblnson's.
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For a mild. easy action Of the bowels
single dose Of Doan's Rssuists Is
enough Treatment cures habitual con-
stpaiion Twenty-Five cents box. Ask
your druggist for them.
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BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES catarrh Of the stomach

capital has Increased 1892 per cent. The
value OF products manufactured in the.
stare last year was si2s,ssIe7o.
Philadelphia capitalists are planning
to make ST. Petersburg, Fla. one OF the
most important scaDorts ia the South
Atlantic states. The town IS located
on Tampa Pay. which now has water
twcnty-ave feet deep, SUFFICIENT for an
coastwise vessels.
According 70 reports circulating Ia
railroad circles the Guthrie, FairYiew
and Western line Is 10 be sold 10 the
Missouri Kansas * Texas Burlington
interests in order that the latter may
get an airline from the Northzest 10
the Gulf. by acquiring this property
the Burlington system can make a saw
ing OF thrive hundred miles between Coli
orado Montana ana the Pacific North
west 20 the CALI
ANNOUNCEMENT IS made that the souih-
ern steel Company Is soon 20 build a
mammoth steel car plant az 0adsden,
Ala. and win enter the business Of man
ufaeturlns pressed steel cars on large
scale
he New York Central system. together
with Inc Mobile 4 Ohio and the Now
Orleans 4 Northeastern. has formed a
new fast freight line 70 be known as the
North and South Dispatch line. Two
thousand freight cars VIM be put into
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a census return just issued shows a
great increase In manufactures In WASH
ington state since 1880. In FIVE years
the number OF manufacturing estab-
ilshments has Increased ts.2 ner cent,
while Ia the same period the invested
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ggwgLL MAYEa aaRAss auLLgrs

JEW ELL MHfES '6fHfNSo boL1G y
No man ever became q criminal II be
followed his mothers advice.
Every time man whips his wife he'll
gains another foothold on the race.
Men look at pretty girl just as nat
raly MS Il sunfiower turns toward the
sun.
one OF bachelors chief liberties is
to lie catercorncred across the bed cat
erwompus.
The wireless glancas Of a lover 70 his
sweetheart are SO plain that you can
read them Ike show bin print
The tatter-in- -breeehes is the worst kind
that waiks-a man is by nature the most
able liar when he turns his energy 90 IL.
"
For a painful burn thore Is nothing
like Dewitts Witch Hazel salve. There
are host OF limitations Of DeWl:t's
Witch Hazel salve on the market-see
that you get the genuine. Ask for De-
Wits. Good. too for sunburn. cuts,
bruises and especially recommended for
piles. Tho name u. c. Dewitt & Co.,
Chicago. is on every box. Sold By c.
r Renfro.
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The tatter-i -breeches is the worst kind
that waiksa man Is by nature the most
able liar when he turns his energy 90 il.
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RAILROAD FINANCIAL AND
INDUSTRIAL NOTES,

one Of the largest private irrigation
projects IN the United states Is being
established near Graham. Texas. by a
Chlcago syndicate The syndicate has
closed conencts Cor 10000 acres of land
and Il Is aanuonced that s3.0ooo00 win
De spent in constructing a water storage
dam and Ia building the main canal aud
latersls.
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Men look at pretty girl just as nat
rally MS Il sunflower turns toward the
sun.
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The wireless glancos OF a lover 70 his
sweetheart are SO plain that you can
read them Ike show bin print.
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uNDERWEAR AZ PsTsRseN's.
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one OF a bachelors chief liberties is
10 he catercornered across the bed cat
erwanpus.
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Every time a man whips his wife he
gains another foothold on the race
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No man ever became a criminal II be
followed his mothers advice.
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sAIsETr aHmIa al FETsRsEN'a
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capital has Increased 1892 per cent. The
value OF products manufactured in the
stare last year was i23,s2l670.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-04-30

II the Baby is Cutting Teeth, be sure
and use that old and well tried remedy,
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
children teething' Il sootnes the child,
wind collie and Is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle,
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Open. High. Low. Clos
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The following are the closing prices
reported by Prince & Whitley. Bankers
ana Brokers. rs Broadway. New York.
ana is Center street. New Haven:
Bid Asked
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NETWORK STOCK MARKET.
Opening, Highest, Lowest. QuotatIOus

On the New York Stock Exchange.
reported by Prince g. Whitley. Bankers
and Brokers, So 3roadway. New York.
and is Center street. .Jew Haven. Conn
imam FYfph Low. CIose
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Consolidated stock Exchange.
Reported over private wire by W. q
Smith & Co., II broadway. N. T.; New
EaTen once. $40 Chapel street. Mr..
man A. Tanner. Manager.
Omen. tIiAfh. Low. Last
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Boston Stock Quotations.

Reported over private wires Of Horn
blower & Weeks. members of New
York and Boston Stock Exchanges,
New Haven office, " Center street.
omen. fliel. Low I,Jse
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The Union Trust Go
NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN.
CHARTERED by the State Of Cons
~ necticut with authority to act as
Executor, Administrator, Guardian, re-
ceiver, or Trustee, under will or deed.
Is legal depository of money paid
into Court and public Trust Funds.
Acts as Trustee for Municipalities, Cor
porations and individuals, and admin
listers trusts of all kinds. Empowered
to act as registrar of stocks, bonds or
sinking funds, and do all business such
as usually done by trust companies
1t also does a general banking bus
mess, collecting checks, notes. coupons,
and receives deposits. The principal OF
each trust is invested by itself and kept
separate and apart from the general
assets of the Company.
This Company is by law regularly ex-
amined by the bank examiner of the
State of Connecticut.
HENRY L. H0TCHF1IsS. Presidents
EUGENE S. BRISTOL, Treasures.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
Reported over private wire by W. L
Smith 6 Co.. II Broadway. N. Y. Ns~
Haven office. "a Center street. ECF
man A. Tanner Manager.
New Haven, April 16.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-30
Cotton Letter.

| Amerlcue, Ga, Jan. 29.-More Ii.
quidatlon of slow dragging sort was
responsible for a further decline Of %
to "a points during which March was
driven below II cent?, the lowest
touched since 1905. It has been over
two months since March sold below II
cents. On Nov. 21st thero was Jump
of over one cent on the ginner's fig
ures to Nov. 14th and March was lifted
from 1877 to 118O. Since then the
price has fuctuated between IL 80 and
1912 until this latest liquidation.
The primary cause of the days weak
ness was free selling of spots by the
Western half of the belt, principally in
Texas and Indian Territory. The best
information indicates that only mer-
chants or middlemen who are carry
ing cotton on speculation have been
unloading, while the farm ars refuse to
sell on the decline.
Stop orders were caught and assisted
ia bringing about drop of nearly 30
points from the high level of the morn
ing.
Liverpool was relatively steadier
than American markets mainly be.
cause of the willingness of spinners to
buy spots freely on declines and also
because Liverpool has been a bear
m arket all season and profit taking by
snorts lends sort of support which
has been lacking here EXCEPT on deep
dips. Receipts continue full, and
comparison with last year with the
two weeks following this one promises
to be fair. There is little incentive to
take the long side for the moment.
During the first TWO weeks of Janu-
airy last year the movement was light,
falling behind that of eIeral famine
crops, and there is every probability
that this years figures will exceed
them.
From the last week in February,
however, to the end of the season the
comparison promises to run strongly
in favor of the bulls, but that time Is
still several weeks off and cff9rs no
consolation to those who are forced to
llquidate now. There was q rally to-
ward the close, mainly due to short
covering which lifted prices Is points
from the lowest and leaves them only 7
to under. Liverpool Is due four low
er. j, s. MoREE e. Co.
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| Join the silver cub. Have nice tabl
silver ct small cost. See
THOs. L. BELL
Judge and Mrs. Allen Fort left yes
terday for Buena Vista upon shor
visit.
Mr.. J, S Johnson came from Ander
sonviIle yesterday, having business il
Americus,
Mr.. J G. McPhail, a we'll known
CIT zen of Poulau, came up to American
yesterday
Mr.. e. NJ Herrin of Waycross was
business visitor IN Americus yester
DAY morning.
Mrs, Cliff thompson of CoIumbu il
spending few days in Americus, he,
former home.
Mr.. Park, brother of State Treas
urer r e Park was visitor in Amer
icus yesterday,
Mr. Arthur Reid of Atlanta is 6
guest at the home of Col. f. A Hooper
for few days.
Editor John T. King of Rochelle was
we'll known visitor in Americas yes
terday morning.
Mr., G I Bald via came from Ella
Vile yesferdav, among others from
Sohley's capital
Mr.. William Edwin registered from
Savannah yesterday among the arriv
ais at The Windsor.
Mrs. Josephine Hudson has gone to
Cer6ersvIle Fla. where she will spend
q month PLEASANTLY.
Mrs. W. W. Rhid has returned TO
West Point after visit here, the guest
of Mrs T a. Hooper
Mrs. Georgia W. Bsgley of DeSoto
was the guest of friends while a visitor
in the city Yesterday.
Messrs. j, E. Marsh and j. A. Marsh
Of High POINT, II c., were visitors in
Americas yesterday.
Messrs, f. Baker and Y. @. Can
tr0lI registered from Nathville yester-
day at The Windsor,
Mr. U. B. Harold and daughter,
Miss Anna, will arrive at home from
New YORK. this afternoon.
d.. G. P. Davis is again reg vIarly at
his Office after being absent 3 week at
the bedside cf his father, M, Henry
), d Wis
Mr. Henry 5. c"leskey has re-
lurned from ten days visit TO Texas,
where he attended one of the big
shoots and visited friends.