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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

'fenbsn Nrtits Il. o.: nRihi siniss]
Sabrsr, aud nidi Die leiten0sn 3sis
ianoen. bic Th oemotratiid nennen.
Ton6eru bic Stimmgsbsr Der Barter
5a5sn bic Jrase 81 sHti6eioen. Of
OF. grpan Elm gssisnstsr gannerirds
ger 1T. ST Sat BON fsinsr Barter
10 reihlihs 9eIohHuHs erbaltsn iar
ods, mas er aethan oosr 81 tbuH rers
iuhte. baB sr ieine domination als
8elobnuns bednipruteH fam; aud 1T
er BON ieiner 9drtei 1euug gsebrt pors
ben. Die eiH3ige 5rass, usIhe fir bic
4arssi @epint bdbsn ioats, 1T: 0b
sura feline 4uffenuns oiegdrtei msbr
geitdTtt uHo gef0roert peroeH Tam,
ais ourh be Quffsaung zines uns
bern. NsHn sr Ger 9artei einen DENT
nuourh erpeiien tdnn, ooB er ihr
@anoioat III, piro CT ben guftraa cns
nebmsu uno ben 5eHen 4dmpf flhren.
ben er fiihren tann. Wenn aber Bic
Md6I auf einen 4nDern fS"t, pirb II
nidt periimmt isin. Serr 9rbdE
nimmt an. baB tr nidt ais Gdnoioat
ertoren DsroeH pir0, nsnn bic Barter
teiusn 4n~sriffstampf fir bic Qnpenz
Oung Der oeiHotratiihen grunoiGbe
auf bic iesigen @erbdltniHe fibren
MILL. uno 0ismano fonie ieine
Domination untsrHiiBsn, lpenn a. Mot
aud oofir III. boB bic 9artsi iherseit
aneebe, Dpber lie ibse gompasaeasloer
er6dlt.4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

Sm EauEiiheH QaGi IN 81. &c.
isysMlre lit am IA. Dis. Die Srists rui
bt Tuna 3u'ammsn1strs;en. abons
N.op. Scsobrif. rgy0e sum 8r6H
oeaien oss ldniss egpdblt. ais 5olee
zines 4e.ommsus 5pfi6tu zen Sttos
brilisa uno ben GoHisr3atiosn. Die
SvofiUuns sty Stbuns srioiste o6rs
srstnore,ht Si6run9 uns Sic Staet
par ronlomusu yatis. Ginise Gun
oers S~suoeV.gu iammsltsH ijh suar In
otT A6se oes SaGriihtH Qalaites an.
oeTlutien lgoon itins Sunoss6uns.
SDaH5a asyitisns 9airouileu ar Sen
Aaals ms III ben 6aaptfrasm uas
rta meey els ~eenHstno Sic Crcnuns
oa'rtti su tr1cgsen. Stn e~insi1ta
Dt B,icn9 III sie &roffuuRasFsisy
5soh:en lie SocialOsmoitaitn. VeIts
ra5ysao otr 9tslsiuag ser Sesra5
aasRec. 4aii sss Esassn Il, Semi.ss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
Der SttbO.s UNI
Der $cnntassbOts.

Der .enbots~ unO Der * o~untaesbott1
nlhsinen isoen Utittpod uno Sonrtas
nnb foItsn iSbrlia. portoirei. (opne
Brdmi) uao pohttp Hur beS
BorausbtsabGuH zines ooIs
len Sabreanges 500.
hr gd alien 3nbInHstn i'm 8 . d
hanbe, obsr nit wsrtboousr 8ramIs
Piro 81 80 per 9aRr bsIshHst.
Die 9eiiaua fann ni6t a5bsfteqt ptrs
Ben, BE bas saHis Subicripiionsgdo be-
ioblt TT. 8enH 9smaHo oas slatt Buruds
i6idt. s5ns ieinsn Standardization nads
aefommsn III lem, 10 IL oeTielbs far bic
gausr bsr i~srnefeu 9uisRbung oes glattes
iur ucIlG 8eJablHng berpnidtet.
g6ounsRten, nelhe ibrm 4obnort pshs
Tein, fino g,bstsH. bel &Rgabs oes HeusH
Wohnortss aud ben 9amen 6r YoltoFlee
RnJugebeu, auf wsl4sT ie bic 5sItuHs
bis6sr erbalttH baben.
grebes gummern Dereen auf Berlan9sn
hti luseiaidt.
Gslosiuisabanssn iolisn hsts entDsoer
Der ganiDthid, g@vprsB Orbre@, pUiont9
Cr6re oosr rteiftTirisn Brief aemont tpsrs
ben. Sir @~sloienoungrH Ia Boar uno IN
~gep6bnli4sn aHrtsitrl.teH Srisfsn limb
mir Mot DrantnsrtIi9, tDtnn oitislbsH
terlolen gebea.
Wlelbuuaen aber irstnb Del6e unvsssIs
m~dbiefsiteH bsim Ablieiern Oss Slaltss
hurd bic Bot ODER ioniiige Sei6Dsrosn,
ienttn bret an bic Expedition ssri9tst
ntrhtn.
grisfs, gsfsuunssn uub GsIbisnoaHesn
finO 81 Ti6ten n
The P. Y. DvuSter Co.,
SO Mason St.-MiiwRukee, VIA.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
Strsihirbtsr.


Die menI6Iihe Rluabeit lit nihts
4noeres, ais Elm Mmsifsnbauisn bon
2igen unD unniibsn Rebsn.
= + =
Man md9t oft psrssbens Disle
Worte, nm zines aus5ul6iheH.
Sfi tOmmt mar nur SurG DiSsrs
ipru9 sur tIuren grteHntniB isiner els
senen msiRuug.
SAT- INNER psib. Dsr cine DUNN.
asit madt, gu ieiusr Re6tfertiSung els
men 9roBsn an5ufibreu, Der irgenb
mann uuo irseHo no Die eIside ses
ma9t bat.
Rit etipas me6r ,robuHer Gbrlih=
lett piir6s man ben Ruf mad roruitis
ideren 9sfeBen" balO %DsrFummeH mas
den.
S6lieBli6 enoet Die 5ago Der .gru-
BEN" na6 oem Dollar bod INNER I'M
- Wduiolenm.
Gin fransofidsr ShriftFsner Bee
bauptst, baB bic 4msricouer mehr
Slid, als Thnttraft hdtten. Ddg foI
Oo6 boffsntli6 niht cine b0fliae lm-
ihrsibuns Der Reoensort nmsbr
Seit gesinn Der 6suriesn JuBbaas
IaiIon DurOen II Spieler seiSbtet
uno 81 idpsr osrIeBt, ouf Der Soso
aber tdmsn in oisiem 6erbIf I4on "a
um's 2ebsn unb 81 fino I9ner perz
uunoet puroen. Das 5~uBbaafpiel tit
alio bod nidt Oas sefibrliaite .gerz
snigen." 6uBb1u 1T ii6erhaupt ein
geiunosr Sport oo~rausgeIett, bdB
man sebrudsus GnG8el. singeI6la=
gene Rai5stsiHs, dufgeIhIibte Sbren
aRo aeRnIiaes ni4t oIs sunseiun6=
bsi.4 rednst.
Der shsmaIigs Stoatsfenator ainn
bon 9enHiDlDdnisn bat ieiRen Frsunz
ben uno Setonnten mitgetbeiIt, baB
sr 6srsii lei, fir sinsn SIP i'm Buns
Oesienat 100000 al besdblsn. 81
mag tsin plnihsnspert6er gunoegs
'enator iein. BOD fam man ibm me-
nisisns niht nahfageu. bdB er auf
S6ieihne9sn in &s Sendtstammer
e%iHSriHgsn I'll. gr eenut bic Grfor~
6erHiHs siasr srfoIsrsi9en gan5ioa=
tut uno It9eut fd MIDI. Te beim rid.
tissn Rdmsn 81 nenneu.
Giusm Waune in RdFahuistfs
Duros bic Sheibuno bon feiHer Sat-
tin bepili9t. neil lie BE gspo6nbsii
Rdits. HodIihsrrtile feline Safhsn
81 our9iuhsn. Der usiTe aih!er
fasts pas 0Is grauiams gebauoluno
duf.
Gas msui4sassi6ls6i rire p.
itauni isin. gu sriabrsa, tau sg rr.
abidumt Sat. an %. Ctioser ben
591l- ge6artsiaa Isines Siammm1
'srs doam fsilih su be9e5sa. Wil
aatro.Hss Del IT. eis5.ieot. Rsrtprl
pr nnissrit1i Gambrioee. ner SiS4
,HtsrsHoHss Ehltio5e 6siana. ms4isi II
oe5u sslan5. II, oen ge6urtgtos 80
SatsTs 8oam auf au %. Gctob,T
9l4 oer @5Tiito isasuishsr. h.
1~teT1ucsu 5srre.In. Ms,r
Esai cue Hi4sz; oaiar If Il il Elm
-Ssle5rigg@. :"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

Der in Rorfult. 9a., tdeenbe gons
oent Der Qmerican FEDERATION of Qas
Dor bat i9 mir 154 segen 90 5tims
men gepeigert. Iib fiji 9erFtoatlihuna
Der g~iIsnbohnen uno gerqbaubeiriebe
81 srtldren, oaseseH fpra9 fh bic sc.
6erdtion gu gunIten Der ginfahrunaI
zines poltiparbuntsns SpHems ausI
Die 9eaHer nss 9sraadtlihunasz4n9
trays Sma6ten qel!enb, bah aak
Streits Derbinoert pirben, Iobalb erit
Die 8dbnen un0 9ruben Stdatseiaenz
tbum eeporosn Ieien. Sine feinoli9
observation-disclosures gunoesreeieruna
piirOe Der Sadie Der 4r6eit bprauss
iidtli9 beR 5obsgftOB perTebeH.
Beitsre 8ef6life oes gOnoents ma
den II. u. folsenoe gmpfeblunsen:
Qllen qerIOnen, Die bei Der Gerri6s
tung BON ArbeiteH an Regieruuesbaus
ten Derlebt pereen, ioaen bic 906ne
DdbreaO elmer Douer BON 6 Monatsn
a~usqs3ablt perben; Samstdgise 6dIbz
feisrtage i'm gull, QuguIt Hnb Seps
TENDER fir ale an Regierungsbdutsn
beiddftigte @rbeiter; 9Gn5li6s Muss
idlieBuug idpanfi6sr Arbeitsr aus
ben Ser. Staatsu; 9eim gpnsrsB uno
BEN Staatss 9egislaturen oarauF 81
Oringen, oaB rationale 6eiertase BE-
obdhtet nerDen 1olten, penn INNER
rationale 0ablsn A%attfdnbeu unb BEL
Stadtspublen locale 6eiertoge; Snis
tatiDe uno Referendum bstreffs oaer
pi4tigen Qngelesenbeiten. Qun eli
tldrte iih Die FEDERATION fir bas
YadetpOitfpTtem, @rh0bung Der 9ebdls
ter Der ,qoitcIerts" uHO Resslung Der
Strdflinssar6eit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

SH eiEsm in osm 8rndu'idsa Wos
1tHblcti AK 6ommaHsg" eriHieusz
men .cRasH at.ilsi 81. I'm. Z. grnan
fotrrel srtIlr e1s er sspiat H. als
o~snctrasiiatr gr5Hosntfh1fsgsauoi.
Dat fur 1908 1uisutreisr, rsnn be
9artei iaR pHHihe IND cana tirerai.
Tx ois 4usFhisr isisn. AaB e. icph
m5t aui 81 Srlonsuas ser I1miaas
ter aussssG &C bsiti II ear sssrsi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

tEuIerea 90 the p0stonco 40 Milwaukee, Wis
and admitted for Transmission through the malls
81 second-class rates.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

Qls Qb6iIfs fir bic 8aargelStlems
me uno um ben -rWolf Der 5inau3=
notA" CUR Strede 81 bringsn, bat
99aBdmtsiecretGr @ortelnou, nit
3uiimmung oes 9rdfbeRtsn 8ooiez
oeIt, dnsetunbist, bab bic Rsgierrng
so WliaioneH Dollars in gandmdcas
naIbonbs uno 100 Miaionen Dollars
in Shulocertifiedten Der 9lsoierung
(beioe 5~instrugeno) ausgeben niro.
ladH erpartet, oob bierour6 obne
0eiteres Der 8aargelbmaneel poaeuos
seboben piro, bd ole neuen Re9isz
rWngsfhulbi9sine tn tIsinen 9etrdeen
dusgegeben perben unb fpmit cine
Wlenge 8aargelb dngitliner 9anttiu=
Ieger aus ben 9eriteden 6erborloden
uHo pisosr in umEauf isBen oarften.
Sn BEN Shrsiben an Sscrstir gor=
telppu, in Dem CT bieier MdBreael feline
3ufimmung eibt, ertIdrt qrGFbent
Rpoieoelt. Ct babe ole 3ufi6erung err
balten. caB bic 6ibrsr i'm GongreB
einen 9eIebsntpurf untsr 8eratbung
bdtten, Der ben QnfOroeruugen be:
Situdtion permanent abhelfen neroe,
uno Der balo mad Dem 3uiammeutritt
oss @onsrsHes angsnommen psroen
ioa. Mud moht Der grGFeent oarauf
dufmertldm. baB Is segenndrtis iebr
not3i5 1T. baB oas Bolt ertsnne, ME
seluno i'm 9runoe gsnommsH bic Sc
Misunderstanding bes Qanbes ieien,
uno ME abiuro eg lei. bic @eIofnapp=
belt gu erhDbsn. inoem cas- 8elo aus
geipsi6ert peroe, unfatt e ben pou=
tommsn idsren 8anten on5uDsr=
trausn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

4m 6rsitas .. 70. trdt IN WaTas
insion I'M rotben Sdal ees BUREAUS
Der auericani den Reeubliten Sic Gems
lraidmericaniihe 5rieoensepnFsrsns
5a11mHlen. 8etanntlia Folseu bic De-
lssateu ctr flint NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S'aatsH elmer einlabuus Beg 9rlH-
benton R~oeieDelt, nobsi glsrito als
0steiHIaoenosr iungirie. Der 3ped
6er Gonisrsns it, tiHndl oorabsr az
Rntss 81 ssbsn, Dis be HetiaeR griess
lpiidsn osn 3epubliten uHo Sic Rsoo.
IuiicneH III ibHsn in Submit ssrmiss
Den lperotn tonuen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

|Mluhlea liefertea. Dosu brauhten.
lie stpa 100000 @oros 5ol3, Die
ben 8eItaHo BON etpd 100000 4eres
rePrdisniirsn. 8anah muBten Bic
bieFgeH Ndiosr idsIih etno 1,756.z
900 SUP 6OIs bsrgeben. nm sos 2efe=
bssirfniB Der 8epDbner gu Esfrieoi=
gen.
Sllabrmd uno Sog Snoianerszsrz
ritOrium Fnb an T. Samstaozgprmif
lag 5uiammsn aIs neuer Gtdaf unser
BEN Qamen Oklahoma Ger Union
angeslieoert porbsn. I'm bic esnanns
te Stnnoe unter5eihnets graToent
RooIeDelt bic Proclamation. Bic ben
46. Stodt oes gHnois fnuf. Der
Heue Stat 6at 100000 ginpohnsr
uno eiHsn 6Idnsuinbalt BON 70.43O
Auaordtmsilen. gr pirb 5 gonareB=
ieute, 4 Semotratsn mo eineu Re
publledner, mad WdIEinaion fenoen.
Seiu erier 9puuerneur it Der 8emps
frat 6. q. Sdsteu, Der BEN iebiaen
Don ROnisoelt srnannten 5erritori1ls
souoerneur 5rant Trdnb nit siuer
Usebrbeit ben 10000 Siimmen ibluo.
Die eroBts, srit Is Sabre ate stq5t
lit OtIaboma gitb nit 5000 SIN
pObnern. 0tlaboma's Stern niro
IN oas sts%rnenbauner erf am 4. SuIi
1903 dufgenommsn fpsroen.
lleber bic 5iHanss unb geTf1fts=
Iage bsri9tet gra6Freet's 6an6elsz
agentur: SIN @an8en genommen. bat
Der 8udremumiaB Dd6rsno Der bsrs
floheHeR Wo6e etpas a6oenommen.
mas ia dngeiihtg Der gegeupdrtiaen
gage nur 81 erpdrten mar; aud lit
oet inOuitris[e getrie6 einiqermaRsn
einseInrdntt norosn, mas piebernm
5u erDarteu mar. Sn Qnbetruft Der
our6 Die 9elOtnapp6eit erDoraerufes
nen pirren 3uitdube lit is0o6 81. Sc
indftslase befrieoigsno unO es Iino
man6erIei MnSei1en porbdnoen, oaB
ole 3uitdnoe anfangen, iib ,pieoer
normal 81 eeIfalten. Sin ~6offnungss
Ooles 3ei9en lit, oaB oiesm1l Gle gs=
fdmmte 5inan3pelt geeint baItsbt uno
Oereint pirtt, pdbreub Bel friiberen
dbnIihen Qnldfen ieoermann 3uieben
muBte, ME er alein fertig pur0e. DAB
be JiRdn3lase ii6 in ben groBeren
Stdoten in Der perflOHenen @ohe
gang beeeuteno sebsFert BAT. fam
niht be5peiielt peroen, nno rlsieIbe
oiirfte nun audi in tlsineren Stdotsn
folgen. 8as aus europa rei9Ii6 on=
tommenoe Sob bat oiel bd3u beige
trassn, bas 9ertrduen Der @ei6dfts=
melt Heu 81 itdrten, 10 0db an erniis
St6ruugen in Der 5inan8Iage Dorlduz
zig nidt geDadt gu peroen brauht.
girss bes sinfisiten 3sidsH lit bic
WieoerdufnobNe Der 0ei3endntdufe
I'm Roropeien, io0aB Der 6armer,
Der nun 9elO in Die 6inger betOmmt,
ben RIeintauFmann uuterItiiBen fam,
Der oann in bic Gage seieBt 1T, 6eim
9roBbdnoler feline Rs9nungen gu be-
3ablen, mas oann nieoerum benz 5ds
bricautsn 5ugute tommt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

Ginsm Rauns IN RdHa6uistss
puroe bic Sheioune bcn itiner 8ats
TN bepini9t neil lie BE gspo6nbsti
bate. nodlihsprttls feline 5afhsn
81 our9iu6en. Der psifs aihter
fasts pas ais grauidme gebauoluno
anf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

Qr6Fosnt RoDicOelt hot bic @ouper=
nenrs Ger sinselnsn Staten uno Sers
ritorien gu elmer Gonieren3 eingelaz
ben, bic am b., IA. uR0 IS. Mdi
ndmitsn Sabres i'm DeiBen 6uuie
itattfinosn ion gum 3pede Der gr6r=
itrung bon @egen un0 Witteln, nm
bic uatirlitsn 5iIiseuenen oes 9dn=
res gu erbaltsn. Mud bic Mital;eoer
bsiosr 6duier oes GongrsFes unb ole
MiisIieosr Der Gommihion fir Bin
neHssp6Hsr IND einseIaosn porfen,
an Der gonfsrsn3 t6sil3uRsbmen. Die
gu beipre5enoen 5raseu idlisben elm,
bic 9%eHuBuHs u. grbaliune Der mime
rdliihen 6ilfsqaelen. oer bilfgqusnsn
0ss 9aRoes uHo Der 6ilfgoueaen bss
UlHsrs. Die Gr6aItuna eisIer .5iIfss
quslsn" 1T mad BEN grGToens
ZEN bic interchangeable Srase. Die
sur 3sit Gem @0Its Der Der. Staaten
oorlieat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

Sin fran50fidsr ShriftFsnsr Bee
bauptst, OaB bic @msricuusr mehr
Slid, dls Thnttraft hitien. Dos foT
OO6 boffsntlid niat cine b6fli9s um-
iarsibuns Der ReoensGrt nmsbr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

SdIieBli6 enoet Die Sago Der rgros
Ben" na6 Dem Dollar bod INNER I'M
- MauIpleum.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

mit etfpas mebr ,robuHer Gbrlih-
lett" piiros man ben Ruf mad wDraiis
ideren 9efeben@ balb osrtummsH mas
den.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-05-05
TIGERS ARE READY TO
CHEW UP THE VILLAGE.
Defiance Is Hurled at Ball
dom.
READY TO TACKLE ALL C0MERS
AmeriCuS' InyinCibIe Juveniles Is
sue Open Challenge tOAny Local
CIub---May Also PLAY Ma
con Team.

Basking in the supreme confidence
that they can clean up any aggregation
of amateurs claiming Americus as
home port, the Royal Bengals of local
balloon herewith issue an open chal-
lenge to play any club in Americas
regardless of age or size.
This is a daring venture, but the
Tigers will stand to it.
Since they beat the Albany club so
badly two weeks ago the Tigers have
prowled the jungles of, balloon seeking
other whirls to conquer, but the ene-
my retreat at their approach.
The tiger club is made up of athletic
young fellows of twelve to fourteen
years, and they really play excellent
ball. Albany trained for weeks before
issuing the Tigers a challenge, and then
were gulped in lump. Now the
Tigers are hungry again.
Yesterday they sent challenge to
the Gresham High School club of Ma
con to come to Americus and play
them on the 18th inst, the day of the
Macon excursion here, and should the
Greshams accept the festivities of the
day will be greatly heightened.
In the meanwhile, if there is any
other bunch between Muckalee creek
and Lection looking for trouble the
Tigers will get upon their trail
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-05-05
A HOST OF VISITORS
GOING TO THE PARK
New Resort To Attract
Many.
AMERICUS HAS BEAUTIFUL PARK
Grounds in Fine Trim and Attractions
Are NumerOuS---HundredS Will
Spend Afternoon at Pros
peCt Today.
AMERICUS HAS BEAUTIFUL PARK

Should the weather be fine this after
noon Americus will go en- mass to
Prospect Park for an, outing. This
pretty little gem in nature is now at
its best and most attractive withal.
Mr.. Mize, the proprietor, has expended
a large sum of money in beautifying
the fourteen acres of charming wood
land, hills and dales, and there is no
prettier resort in the state. The splen-
did natatorium is now open to bathers,
the bread pavilions delight the skaters
and dancers, while the monkey house
and zoo, a recent addition, is the de-
light of the little folks. Its beauty and
accessibility, ten minutes stroll from
tho business centre, renders the new
park decided acquisition to Ameri-
Gus. 1t will be a great picnic resort as
well, and the $500 Maconians coming
here on 18th inst. will be the first to
enjoy the delightful shades.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-05-05
DEMAND Is GREAT IN
ALL KIND OF REALTY.
Values in AmeriCuS Still
Increase,
PROPERTY ON A SOUND BASIS.
Demand for Investments is Greater al
{ Present Than in Fifteen Years.
Prices Are Higher But There's
No Boom Here.
PROPERTY ON A SOUND BASIS.

The man who owns Americus realty,
whether it be a mansion or cottage,
a business house or a vacat lot, holds
the equivalent of a Government bond.
For within an hours notice he can con-
vert it into cash, if desired, and at its
full value.
And just now values are trifle
higher than ever before.
Do you doubt it? Try to buy lot
anywhere in the city, and compare
the figures with those of year or two
ago. Do you doubt it? Offer your lot
for sale, and witness the result.
Over year ago the real estate mar
ket took on a healthy activity that has
continued, increasing all the while.
Within that time more land has been
auctIOned off in Americus at good
prices than ever before in one year in
the history OF the city.
And at each sale there were scores
of eager home buyers.
The demand for real estate is not
confined to space for building homes,
but for the construction Of business
houses, and the business district is
dP1ly becoming spread over more
extended area.
There has been no startling increase
in values or real estate coups by
spectators, but hundreds of thousands
OF dollars worth of property has
changed hands, and in every instance
at advanced price.
Real estate men agree that the occa-
sion for the steady increase in values
here, and the steady demand for real
estate, is the natural result of the
growth of Americus, which within the
past year has been phenomenal.
Building activity is only second to
that of the real estate market, and
contractors are having a hard matter
to secure sufficient labor with which
to complete the jobs they have on
hand at present.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-05-05

Commissioner T. G.. Hudson of the
agricultural department, has appoint
ed p. A. Methvin of Atlanta as state
pure food inspector under the act Of
the General Assembly passed at the
last session and known as the pure
food law. Mr.. Methvin halls from
Coweta county and is at present en-
ploYed by the Atlanta Milling Co.
The salary of state inspector is
$1,000 and travelling expenses. The
state pure food law goes into effect
August l, next and the department of
agriculture is taking steps towards
seeing that it is properly enforced.
There are also to be appointed under
this act two expert chemists, but these
have not yet been named. Mr.. Meth
vim will take charge of his new duties
on August /, next, and he will be re-
quired to secure from the various deal
ers samples of those food products
with regard to which requirements are
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-05-05
Nursing Mothers and
OYer-hurdened Women

In all stations of life, whose vigor and
vitality may have been undermined and
broken down by over work, eXacting
social duties, the too frequent bearing of
children, or other causes, will find in DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription the most
potent, invigorating restorative strength
giver ever devised for their special bene-
fit Nursing mothers will find it especial
ly valuable in sustaining their strength
and promoting an abundant nOurShment
for the child. EXpectant mothers too
will find it a priceless boon to prepare the
system for baby's coming and rendering
the ordeal comparatively painless. 1t
can do no harm in any state, or condition
of the female system.
Delicate, nervous, weak women, who
suffer from frequent headaches, back
ache, draggingdOwn distress low down
in the abdomen, or from painful or irreg-
ular monthly periods, gnawing or dis
tresSed sensation in stomach, dizzy or
faint spells, see imaginary Specks or spots
floating before eyes, have diSagreeable
pelvic catarrhal drain, prolapSus, ante
version or retrO-verSion or other diSplace-
mentS of womanly organs from weakness
of parts will, whether they experience
many or only a few of the above symp-
toms, find relief and permanent cure by
using faithfully and fairly persiStently
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
This Worid-tamcd specific for WOman'S
weaknesses and peculiar ailments is a
pure glyceric extract of the choicest ma
tive, medicinal roots without drop of
alcohol in its makeup. All its ingredi-
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Pierce thus invites tho fullest inveStiga-
tion of his formula knowing that it will
be found to contain only the best agents
known to the most advanced medical
science of all the different schools of prac-
tice, for the cure; OF woman's peculiar
weaknesses and ailments
If you want to know more about the
composition and professional endorse
ment of the "Favorfte Prescription" send
postal card request to DR.. r. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y, for his free booklet treat
ing of same.
You can't afford to accept as a substi-
tute for this remedy Of k7lOlO1l composition
o secret nostrum of Itnlt1lotUl compost
tioql. Don't do it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-05-05
APPOINTED TO FAT POSITION
P. A. MettWin of Atlanta Named Pure Food Inspector
By Com. Hudson.
made in the act,

made in the act
These will be submitted to the chem
lists of the department for analysis and
report.
In addition to the regular state pure
food inspector the act provides that the
fertilizer inspectors under the depart
ment of agriculture shall also act in
that capacity and send in samples of
food to the department whenever oc-
casion may require it. The duties are
altogether similar to those which the
fertilizer inspectors now perform.
The state department of agriculture
has already advertised for bids for
supplying it with the stamps to be
used under the pure food law. These
stamps represent an inspection fee OF
20 cents per ton on all mixed foods,
the arrangements being similar to
those in connection with fertilizer in
spection.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-05-05
LARGE NUMBER TO BE BAPTIZED
AT FurIOw Lawn Baptist Church To-
night.

The series of meetings in progress at
Furlow Lawn Baptist church for two
weeks past will come to close tonight
with the baptism of fifteen persons who
united with the church during the re-
vival. Rev. r. l.. Bivins will conduct
the services today. Rev. l.. r. Chris
tie, who conducted the daiIv meetings
SO successfully for two weeks past, re
turned to Valdosta yesterday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-05-05
LIBRARY is NEEDED BY
BAR OF AMERICUS.
Meeting Held to Further
Purpose.
MUCH INTEREST is MANIFESTED
And Movement Thus Inaugurdted Will
Be Pushed to Successful COnCIu-
SiOn---ObieCt an Excel
lent One.
MUCH INTEREST is MANIFESTED

The Americus Bar Association needs
law library, and will take immediate
steps to the accomplishment of that de-
sired end. An informal meeting of the
Association was held yesterday morn
ing in the superior court room, quite a
number of attorneys attending. Th g
needs of a well equipped law library
were fully discussed and plans sugges
ed for securing means to that desired
end. The purpose is to equip library
with all encyclopedias of law, reports,
and other works required, the same to
be installed in room ofthe courthouse
and easily accessible to members of
the Association. The proposition
meets with great favor and will be
pushed to a successful conclusion.