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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-03

With their own stock approach
Ing exhaustion New York mer.
chants are buying dry goods in
Baltimore. The mills arc gold out
and have orders 10 fiji for months
ahead. This does not look like
1907 being much Of a panickly
year.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-03

A. correspondent Of the New
York Times says "Booker T.
Washington may ultimately be
considered the greatest human
product Of Oar Nation and con.
tinent.v Why not say Of all time
and all nations, AID be done with
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-03

According 70 the Savannah
Morning Views Cleye.znd made n
mistake Il advising his party 70
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question In the eonipg preiden-
tia contest.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-03

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tuYe.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-03

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per cent. Tae cGsst IF material II
given a. the resson. Why should
the advance apply ~ open work
stOczings, them
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-03

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-03
''CURIO."

Handsome seal brown standard bred
Stallion By Courier, No. sS84. record
2:l5, will make the season 1907 ut Tur.
diL'a Stables. Terms Reasonable,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-03
Old People
NEED VINOI
Il strengtherLs and vitalizes

Il strengthens and vitaiizss
With Cd age eo1es fee5lezesg and
loss . powers Its blood T. t15z and
oiges<ACz weak
TiEI repairs wo-z tlsgzes AID
checks t1e natural decline. II tones
~ the digestive organs. aids sssi-ss-
3at1Cr, makes rlca, red hood. and
stre1gE1sas everIr organ fn fke BODY.
In this natural usErer TErol replaces
weakness with Strength
yt1ol contains al the medicinal
elements q cd liver Of Iz Z cOzcez.
t-7ts1 fO~u, taken from fresh co1S'
ATers, the useless CT eliminated AID
tOztc iron added.
Try = On CIR guarantee
Dodson'g Pharmacy,
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-17
PUBLISHERS SHOULD
GET TOGETHER.

The Enterprise will be glad for its con-
temporaries with whom we exchange, to
take up the matter of foreign advertising,
with the view of agreeing on a system that
will simplify the handling of the foreign bus
ines, protect the papers of the state against
the dead-beat advertisers as well as protect
in the very important matter OF advertising
rates. 1t is easy and inexpensive. All
that is necessary is that the papers agree on
some joint agency representing the papers
of the state. The plans must be perfected
before the meeting of the weekly press as
sociation, for the association coventions are
devoted more to pleasure than to business.
Fitzgerald Enterprise.
That is all right. brother Mercer, to reg
ulate foreign advertising, but there IS some.
thing else that needs regulating which IS OF
vast more importance to the printers OF
South Georgia, or all over the country as to
that matter, than regulating the foreign ad'
vertising.
The present subscription price of coun-
try papers, the price of advertising and JOB
printing, is the same now if not cheaper
than when cotton was FIVE cents pound,
and all the neccessaries of life were at least
third cheaper than they are today. Ev-
ervthing else seems to advance in price
except the product of the printing afhce.
The price OF print paper and all kinds OF
printers stock have greatly advanced in
price.
Now, this is not exactly right and the
printer should begin to do something to pro-
tect his own interests. If the cost of living
is one.third more now than it was several
years back, how is the printer to maintain
present prices along all lines and make any
thing more than bare living, and in many
instances hardly that?
One trouble is there are too many in the
business these days who know nothing at
all about it, and consequently those who
have spent their lives at the business from
devil" up have to suffer in consequence.
They do not know even how to charge for
piece of work.
For instance gentleman was in our office
Friday an had three cards set up for hotel
register. and we charged him. 81 for each
card. He told us that he struck one office
where the ''printer" charged him rs cents
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-17

Boarders Wantea-Call at 314
east Magnolia street or phone
322.
Michael O'Neil Central New
England Railroad conductor.
during a collision, was hurled to
the ground with his right leg
crushed and his body horribly
scalded but managed to crawl a
mile to give warning of the wreck
and thus prevented a passenger
train from Hartford, Conn, run.
ming into the wrek. Engineer
Frank and Fireman Myers were
pinned in the cab while the
engine ran wild a distance OF
three miles where it stopped of
its own accord, the supply of
steam having become exhausted.
Both were imprisoned in such a
position that neither could reach
the throttle and >shut off the
steam. A binding snow storm
was in process. The heroic con.
ductor died at the hospital a few
hours after he was taken there.
Again, we repeat the heroes do
not all die on the battlefield.
WANTBD;-By a promine n
monthly magazine, with large,
high.class circulation, local rep
ressnta tive TO look after rene ewsls
and iudrease subscription list in
Fitzgerald and vicinity, on sal
arv basis, with a continuing in-
terest from year to year in the
business created. Experience
desirable, but not essential.
Good opportunity to right per-
son. Address Publisher, box 50,
Station o, New York. If
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-17

each for the cards. but he took pity on IA
and paid him twice what he asked for the
work, which was perhaps all it was worth TO
the gentlemen, though still about half what
a good printer would charge.
Taking the advance in all other lines into
consideration, the subscription OF an ordl-
nary country weekly paper should be $l5 5O
and the price of everything in the printing
line should be advanced in proportion.
To meet present conditions printers and
publishers will have to resolute some ia
their own interest and for their protection
against the tendency for advanced prices on
all other lines-Coffee County News.
The Fitzgerald Enterprise advises the
Elks' club of that city to not have any bar
room attachment like the Elks of Cordele
have. We didn't know that the Elks Of Cor.
dele had dainking establish hment, and real
1y think that the old reliable Enterprise is
mistaken a bit. Some of Cordele's very
best people are memb bers of the Eks' club,
and invite their wives and sisters to visit
their club rooms, which a decent man
wouldn't do if there was dram shop in
sight.-Cordee Ram bier.
If we are mistaken IN this instance we are
glad of tive would much prefer to be mistaken
than to have the report we heard. confirmed.
The income from Thomasv1le's police court
last year nearly four thousand dollars
That is what you call fine" work.-Thomasvll-
Times Enterprise
A fine moral status or fine financial show
ing based on fines?
Fitzgerald has three papers and is to have
another. Too many newspapers is really an
aff1iction-Moultrie Observer.
There is not so much in the quantity as
there is in the quality. But the quality is often
Influenced by the number.
The Enterprise ou1d like to see the bus.
ness houses, that are to be built this year. go up
higher than two-stories. Fitzgerald has passed
the two-story age. Land is too valuable to war
rant the construction of two-story buildings; let
them go up three aud four stories and higher.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-17
WITH THE PROCESSION
MRS. NETTIE @. HALL,
(DdorHER ENTERPRIsE)
NEWS EDITOR.

w. Smith, who went to the
hospital in Jacksonville, Fla, for
medicaltreatment returned home
today.
Harry Hersch burg's family
mas arrived and have taken
rooms over their store building
in the Greer block.
Alapaha street has been open.
ed thro on Longstreet and john
son.
Mr.. Handy M. Warren has
returned from his naval stores
camp, Randolph county. He
has laid aside his crutches today;
his sprained ankle is so much
improved that he can get about
with the use of cane.
Your uncle Jo1 Moore is in the
city looking out for investments.
He knows a good thing when he
sees it and has looked at Fitzger-
aid and pronounces it A. L.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fletcher, of
Mystic, we're among the out-of-
town shoppers Yesterday.
All members and friends of
the lst M. E. Church are cordial
ly invited to meet the new minis
ter, Rev. Miller and family at the
home of E. N. Davis. on South
Lee St., next Saturday Jan. 10Th
from four to seven.
That was a rather anxious
crowd at the A. 3. & A. depot
last night, waiting for news
from the delayed passenger
train that was reported in a
wreck. About each one had
friends on that train and the
minutes we're like hours. We
could afford to undergo the tire
some waiting to fnd every body
safe and sound upon their arrival.
B, C.. Mosher has bought the
James Price residenc on Lee
street. Mr.. and Ms Price will
take a trip to Corpus Christi,
Texas.
Almost daily, Supt. E. E. Ty-
ner is called upon to anime
new pupils who apply for ad-
mission to our city schools.
They hail from almost every
state in. the union. A mum Der of
additional names have been en-
rolled since the first Of the year
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-17
Arrivals at the Lee-Grant.
SUNDAY JAN. 18th.

w. A. Gossett, Atlanta; A. l..
Doolittle, Atlanta; &C. Galloway.
Atlanta; Miss Mable Paige, Ma
BILE Paige Co; Henry F. Willard,
Mgr, Mable Paige Co.; T b e
Three Desmonds, Mable Paige
Co; r. J. Barrus, N. c.; W. H.
Feagle, High Point, N. c.; G. H.
Curtis, Jacksonville, Fla L. P.
Cox, Atlanta; T. E. Omohundro,
Baltimore, Md; L. Y. Maxwell,
Atlanta;
MONDAY JAN. II.
l.. A. Sparks, Macon; w. w.
Williams, Quitman; H. ]. Nickel
lar, Atlanta; c. Land, Macon; H.
C. Bolts, Lexington, KY; J. c.,
Jones, McRae;J. E. Mccullough.
Atlanta; J. w. Blanters, Jr. Rich
mond, Va; w. c. P ee b e s,
brunswick; Miss Ira Ad a m s,
Mich; Mrs. r. Dea1ston, Mich;
u. E. Mathis, Atlanta; ]. H.
Slade, Waycross; B. W. Will
lliams, Louisville, Ky.
TUESDAY JAN. 18th.
C. O. Ch esnut. Chicago, ILL.,;
H. C. Bolts, Lexington, KY; w.
W. Robinson, Atlanta; Thos.
Nesbitt, Corde1e: c. D. Bassett,
Dallas, Tex; Geo. M. Wilcox,
McRae; John Marsh, Louisville.
Ky; L. Hisch, Macon; H. H.
Odom, Lyons; Geo. T. White, K.
IC.; Chas. Bacon, Cordele; J. M.
McPhatridge, St. Louis, Mo-; L.
B. Tralacb, S. c.; C. E. Vinsop.
Savannah; J. w. B1autrs, Rich
mond, Va; W. H. O!d6eld, N.
H.: S. C. Leoy, Chicago, Ills;
Blake Bowen, Baltimore, Md.
W. W.Hyate, Atladta; c. Land,
Macon.
WEDNESDAY JAN. 10th.
w. O. Benton, Savannah; J. H..
Randolph. Atlanta; ]. F. Thomp-
son, Waycross; N. c. Edwards,
Brunswick;,S. H. Lichtenstein.
Statesborc; c. D. Bassett, Dallas.
Tex: A. E. Toogood. Philadel-
phia; A. r. Biddingfeld, Wadly;
D. Holmes, Cordele; Cliff John
son, Columbus. J, E. Mccullough,
Atlanta; C. E. Gilbert, Macon;
H. F. Gaffury, Atlanta. J. B.
Mites, Baltimore. Md ; II. H.
Stiner, Atlanta; w. H. Cham
bers, Atlanta; H. V. Mcmillan,
Savannah; J. NJ. Alexander, T,
T Fs.c.,,<.usf1a r nf. M RsM0ore.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-17
Notice.

That the Ladies Aid Society
of the First Methodist church
will give a chicken dinner at the
W. R. c. Hall, next Wednesday.
Jan. 16. Price for dinner Is
cents.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-17
THE WEATHER.

Washington, D. C. Jan. 19O7,-Weather
Tor Georgia. Fair tonight and Fraiday
kept rain tonight in northern portion.
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13

eu The union carpenters OF Memphis,
tTenna have taken 0steps to establis
a lumber manufacturing plant to be
run on the co4opefative planyft The
new gconcefn els capitalized lat $780,
00O. and all OF the stock Is held by
run'on men, sr-4S ~ a jaFoai
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13

IA movement has been started in
aPeansylvania to raise a fund Of $780,
rOoo among the United Mine Work
efsi Of America as a. testimonial to
iJoh Il Mitchell upon his retirement
from 1.-THE iiationaE presidency OF the
orxahization. rotgpitatY edt ERI
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13
Opposes Central Bank.

As q matter of fact. II being
known that ,reliet would be always
Forthcoming would be a bar against
panifs occurring in this country,
snph such as b.t;h the regent one and that dof
1873 when money, was almost unT
obtainable on any terms. This plan
of issuing emergency elastic nations
al abank reserve money would re-
nlQve fhef necessity bf 4 SentFs1 ma
tlonal pafk,f which II how iheing
agitated to a considerable extent.
Such . bank wnl meyer be acceptable
to- the national banks now existing,
as sit would diminutise all of them.
The jealousy of bank officials would
cause them to exert their Influences
against such, q a, measure, meeting
with congressional favor usg1a
a4rfd eds qol nav n HENRY CLE5VS. = >
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13

The fact was developed during the
recent session, Of the con yention of
the Blue Label league of the Cigar
makers International union that the
agitation inffayor Of the union label
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13

70 In the past two Years the Brother
hood of Painters, Decorators and Pa
'berhangers Of America mas grown
from less than $4,000 To over 70. 900
members In good standing, distrib-
utei among 1885 u local unions
throughout the United states and
Canada. "iio 9''''
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13
NOTES FROM THE LABOR WORLD

The Michigan State Federation of
Labor has gone on record in favor
of suffrage for women > ~ q .
Ganada'si clothing industry Of I'll
kinds gives employment toN mofe
thaa $4,000 men and women.
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13

The General Federation Of Labor
Of France has distributed among the
conscripts who have been summoned
to join the colors manifesto at
9tacking the army. The government
intends 3 to prosecute the authors Of
the manifesto. u = ''''' '7' aft
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13

Enforcement of the new child la
,borr law in Minnesota has resulted
in a Is per cent decrease already In
the number Of children + under 1s
employed IN stores, and factories, cae-
cording to W. H, Williams. state
labor commissioner, ..,,,,,sA,,ai.
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13

II The Massachusetts, Federation Of
State, City and Town EmclovAs,
unions at the annual convention
held recently at Maiden, extended Il,
scope to that of a national bodv
Application has been made for a ma.
tional charter from the American
Federation of Labor. ll .... -a
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13


Men have lame and aching backs.
The cure for maa woman or child.
Is to cure the cause.-The kidneys.
- Doan's Kidney pills cure sick kids
a5cdre ali forms Of Kidney suffering. .adffta4i
John r. Rhodes Of 52S Front
Street, Boise CITY says: my wife
has used 'Doan's Kicney pills and
they proved to be an excellent rem.
edy. She suffered for a long time
from, backache ,ani at times 1t was
very severe, while any. housework ag-
grayated it. since she used four
boxes of Doanfs Kidney PiIfs she has
not been troubled as formerly ana
her health was improved generally.
She considers Doan's Kidney pills a
splendid remedy.
for sale By ali dealers Price 80
cents Fogter-Miiburrnr Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.iqsrs ege ofH siqoa4 6
Remember the ynAmA-ADohns-
and take no other.
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13
Street

lapsed, but is now protecting US
from extreme geRects of that col
lapse. Secretary Wilson estimates
that, our farmers produced crops this
YEAR. valued Eat sF.41s,OO 900, ap9
amounts1Q per cent greater than thel
total for 1906; II per cent greater
than 1906 90 per cent greater than
1sSO4, landfs 4 per cent above 1921
lThese records are, OF course, in sals
ues and not quantities. Neverthe-
less, they show that the American
farmer ii i'll an exceptionally Strong
, financial condition. and this has pn7
! questionably greatly mitigated the
effects of the panic. 8 a8h ETl
Plan for. Elastic Currency aEq
My preference Is for scientific
and elastic currency system based
! upon, bank assets, or something like
the following, to provide for periods
of great money demands: Authorize
| national banks to increase their cir
culation to be called emergency cir
culation to the extent, Of say, 20 per
cent of their paid up capital, to be
issued upon approved savings bank
securities, to be deposited with the
comptroller of the currency and to
be taxed to such an extent as to COM
! pei the speedy return and cancella-
! tion of such notes when the bust
ness needs no longer exist for the
additional currency, In the event
OF congress falling to provide ar
elastic quality to our currency sys'
tenn, as an alternative, 7 suggest tht
following. .t,a.,.,,.
4 Issue Of Emergency Notes = Ia
! The government to, issue emer
gency notes. not to exceed 500, OOe.
Loco, during, periods Of great panies
and to banks only, to, be held b.
them as reserve, these emergency
J notes to, draw, two per, cent interes
! and have six months to run. subjec
! to renewal for AN, additional thre'
to, six months at the discretion, Of tn
secretary Of the treasury, BY, con
, sent Of the, president, Such q meas
:. ure, of, relief would, work like tn
Bank, OF England's back log method
Whenever a great panic occurs ii
] england the Bank Of England is au
; thorized to suspend Its charter act
: which, admits Of issuing increase'
Bank Of England notes without re
} quiring corresponding amount o
! goiI to Be held against same. Thi
has always been found to end pani
at. orce. The above. plan would, sup
} ply what Is now, very much jneede'
in our currencyc-7aH ,automati
movement at time when mos
needed -. l.
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13

The Trades and Labor Council zof
Halifax, IN. g.. Ahasi) decided to take
an active part in politics and wiz
have a candidate for the Dominion
parliament in the field at the me-
general election.
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13

Try The Teller Want Ads
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13

The eight-hour day proposed by
theg international Association of Ma
shinists for lsst May hayiag been 10
1 certain extent uHshecessful, It is
now proposed to renew the agitation
with a view to successful outcome
inext tsDrine!! fT1I G9at)leHu oan
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13

The National Temple Of Labor =,
WashinEton, p. &C., has been incor.
porated for the mutual improvemsnt
Of It's msmbers and the promotior u.
the: dignity Of labor The incornor,- =.
tors are: Robert q. NJ. Ross, 1oh,
G. Schmidt, Newton E. James, vii.
liam H. schaefer, John B. Herrsll
chfaHEles IA. lPfau,l and Samuel De.
Nedrey.
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13

Largely through the efforts of the
women's clubs of Florida there is a
new child labor law there, which
prohibits the employment gofs chill
drea under f2 years old. tssH
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13
~ Nobody, u 1t1y : Spared
Kidney" Troubles Attack Lewiston
Men and Women. Old and Young

= Kidney lis seize young and old, go
Come quickly with little, warning.
Children suffer in their early
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13

I|tA Oo0AoouN VI AOopCAAtHa
A shrinkage in imports, however
under present conditions will not be.
harmful, since it promises TO be ac-
companied by free exports and will,
therefore, assist, us, In !, retaining as
much of the foreign gold recently
imported as seems desirable, We,
have still as a backbone an unusual
degree of prosperity amongst our
farm classes Corn cotton, and
nearly all agricultural products con
tinue to bring good prices to the
grower and this. ait should not be
forgotten, Is a strong or element of
support. There is little doubt but
that the strong aneialneondition
+of cur Agricultural sections niesalt-
ing from "a long serfes5 of proftable
harvests.j not only had much to do
with the boom which recently col
Lewiston evening teller., 1907-12-13

has brought good results. :.
decided to expend $4,000 dur,nv .S SA
coming year in advertising the Iaha'
!. Asir Hardie's bill to provide vor.
Tor the unemployed, recentlv ,nt"n A
ducec in the House of Common.
proposes that local authorities no,,s.
devise schemes for providing wor,'
the necessary funds to come oMt =.
i local taxes, and, where extreme A..
'trefs arises. parlfment to vote Now ,s
to meet the difficulty. eS
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-06-04

Hardware, Farm I'm plements, Wagonsi Bug
gies, Awnings, Woven Wire Fencing, Paints,
Oils, etc.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-06-04

Window Glass, Hercules Dynamite, llF'ire-
plies.