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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES,
WHOLESALERS AND RETAILER

WHOLESALER AND RETAILERS
Electrical Supplies Automobile Supplies.
Dynamos and Motors Machinery supplies.
WIRING CONTRACTORS
We have competent men - plan out and produce
the special results always essential in the installation
Of electrical apparatus
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
1880 New lOEk Ave.
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DYEING AND CLEANING,

PHILIP LEDERER, 1871 H ST. Ne: PHONE
East 1888 Satisfactory work guaranteed Our
wagon calls for and delivers work all over the cty
Phone u.s. nv God -71t
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FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR.
pets, stores. brca-brac. and all kinds Of house
hold goods. BAUM'S FURNITURE SHOP. l.tb
and sts. Phone n. 1873 Formerly. sth and U.
sp3Qt
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New York. May s.-WHEAT-Weaker; small
trade No. ! Northern Duluth to arrive, opening
navigation. 7i7c over July. T. O. b. .; No. Mani
t0ha, los. f. O. B.; No Northern Manitoba lake
and rail. June Il2, (. O. b.: No. red f o. b,
lb-74 No hand, f. o. b, l07; 40. ! macaroni,
CI-nins navigation. g. {. o. b.; 40 2 macaroni.
opening navigation, g. Exporters took nothing.
CORN-Weaker; trade quiet. No. elevator,
61iz; No. , 60. (. O. b.. No. ., f. b., late MAY
co. No yellow co. No. white, e2-s Exporters
took nothing.
OATS-Stesdy; trade quiet. Elevator prices: No.
. white, 49'z; No white. 43l5; No. . mixed, 47is
Prices q futures follow;
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

We BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more man the company issuing them nuss
be seven years cid. no industrial p0Llciss IhE
asst
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M in The of % NonngW Your Proposition Before Ty Thousands os-I
GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co ,
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Munsey
building
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FOUND,

FOUND-A SATISFACTORY CARBON PAPER
Nlo0r,s Don't smut. worth g a box of 100 sheets
legal ur letter size, five c1l1rs. VIII be sent tl
uElfft owner upon receipt of price. LAW RE
PORTER PRINTING COMPANY. 5l5 5th NV.
mgi3l9E-5l
LACEYS DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHER-
bet. I0c and &c pcT sal 8 large bricks iB q boz,
Sc. Phone a. $50. ~ Sew York ave. nE.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

ARTISTS MODELS N WASHINGTON. LADIES
of good appearance; experience unnecessary. good
salary. Address BON 557 Roanoke Va
WANTED YOUNG LADY CASHIER, BRING
references. Apply at the Raleigh. my9t
WANTED - LADY STENOGRArHER AND
typewriter. graduate Of Business High school pre-
te.ed Address Bon Herald aace.
WANTED - EXPERIENCED OPERATORS TO
work on awnings. 81 6. COPELAND COM
PANI. 900 lltb 81. uv myls5t
WANTED MORE COOKS. MAIDS WAITRESS
ss: also man and wife 20 go north. way pad.
Call at once BOSTON. g2i 18th st mylqt-
WANTEB-BY JUNE /. Az EXPERIENCED
German nurse ~ rhambemaiI. willing 90 help IN
care of tvo children, good home, EeoI wages Eu
18th ST. UT. mylSt
II YOU WANT A GOOD. INTELLIGENT, AND
conscientious giTl for h0use work. insert small
I'd under this beading il The Herald and you viii
quickly secure the night kind cf helper. Only le =
word for one time. Phone main 800 u
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS,

A FRESH LOT KRAEMER SEED AND HAM
mer Dy Plates. an sizes and speeds. for sale
cheap ROOM g. 1926 st. ms. myl54t
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PIANOS FOR SALE,

PIANOS ARE NOW BEING OFFERED AT OUR
warero1ns at the most tempting prices.
500 hrell-.....-. ...............S .S-65
500 Lester. ............. SliG
500 Shacfer. ............................SlS $50
ard % other bargains.
Being sole agents for the celebrated Sohmer
Planes. strictly new instruments can only be OBJ
talned az our WaTFTrCTnS
HUGO WCRCH.
Sole Agent for SoLmer. Blasiu7. Cameron. Kurt
man. Regent and Wcrch Pianos.
Worch Building ITO g..
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BICYCLES,

WE ARE DIRECT FACTORY AGENTS FOR
the famous Hudson Bicycle the best wheel on the
market; equipped with our puncture proof tire; we
save you TO- easy payments. If desired. HANER-
FORD CYCLE CO, AZ loth st. NV. myl2-tf
ONE YALE, TWO READINGS; SLIGHTLY
used; cheap. At HAZLErON'S 42943l 10th ST.
NV. myj-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BROKEN GOLD AND SILVER JEWELRY FOR
cash. s6 X ST. me-
WANTED - BOYS SECONDHAND BICYCLE:
good as new. DIR. COLE. 65j East Capitol s.
HAVE YOUR UPHOISTERING DONE BY as
expert az moderate cost. BOX s.. Herald otnce.
WANTED - LET THE CHILDREN TAKE Up
music. We offer yOu a good square piano tree
fer six months # you'll pay the cost Of moTiuz
+. e. SMITH PIANO CO.. l225 Pa. ave.
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FOR EXCHANGE,

BOOKCASE. NEW HANNIERLESS SHOTGUN.
l2gause. case camera steel tripod, books. com
pass. fishing rod. lines. hooks. minnow glass trap
pail. pingpong set for diamond ring or broken
iewelry " tynevIiter. offers s. K ne
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SADDLE HORSES,

WEST END STABLES. S5-u 18TH ST NV
Riding and driving horses fer ladies and gentle
men DR.. T. FERNEYHOUGH. p1oprietor
Phone Main 1860
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RnG WEAVING,

SAVE YOUR Old CARPETS, RUGS WOVEN
from old car.e.-. WASHINGTON RUG co.
s7l 5th NV. pbouc ". 47Zj. aV2--5t
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AGENTS WANTED.

MALE AND FEMALE-ITS LIKE GETIlNI
money from home with0pt writing Tor II, caii
mornings. Basement e2l 18th myls-st
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COLLECTORS,

WE COLLECT NOTES, ACCOUNTS. RENTS
estate and damage claims: no charge uple.s sue
eesstul. FULLER AGENCY, III 18th ST. Wv.
mh3-u
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BOATS fOR SALE.
DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

SINGING CANARIEs, PARROTS. DOGS. CATS.
rabbits. guinea Iigs. white mice. and rats. fancy
poultry pigeons, gold fishes M speciality Is chircp0-
d. for birds feet SCHMID. BIRD STORE. ~ IZta
ST. au3-f
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MASSAGE,

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. FACE AND SCALP.
wrinkles and bemishes removed Mrs. LYDIA
JOHNSON, NJ g. graduated in svedeul LIP G
81 nw. Trial treatment, 59c, Open evenings
ap4tu IN So S-0t
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WANTED SEVERAL EXPERIENCED AGENTS
20 canvass and collect for sick and accident insr-
ance g1od places fer the right men, PRONlDENf
RELIEF ASSOCIATION. \. J. ave and q st. NV.
mvll-7t
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WALL PAPER,
DENTISTRY.
DENTAL wORH

Set Of Teeth and Gold Crowns. s. up; Gold I'm.
ings. 81 up; Silver Filings. 5Oc Work guaranteed
No rain. DIR GEO. L. EDMONDS. $40 St nv
iaiet!
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING:
no pain; look. feel, act and last 10 Eer than
natural teeth; shrunsen faces mnde normal painless
filing Or. J. L. WILSON l2o5 st. NV. ocs-u
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE STATION. NlN jersey Ave. and Z -
ROYAL BIZ Z LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR
40 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. 15H STREET NEW YORK
. 30 g. O.. Diner Pullman psrior.
$50 e. u. BuHet, psFer. 5E5ur Train
stll a. m. nu-r 1E1 Pullman Ta-ior Car
mo- a. IT.. Diner and lulImau lstl0r Car
80 3. U- Diner and Pullman Harl.r Car
go D. m. "Brfal Limited All Pullman
'iIQ p. M. Coaches % Philadelphia.
$3.50 p m. Diner and Pullman Earl-r
SO p IL. Coaches % Philadelphia.
II 80 2. %. SIetTVrS.
--.5l q. U. N.teIers
ATLANTIC CITY. T0. '9Gl. fu1J a. n, ru.
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MARCEL WAVING,

Miss Il. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAYEK
and nairdresser shamPooins manicuing chirop-
ody, !acial ana scalp treatment. Work done At
hotels and residences Phone Main &55, 9lI @
St. nv. fe24tf
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STORAGE,

sc PER LOAD FOR STORAGE-WE CAN SAVE
y0U money On hauling. packing. shipping Call -r
phone Main l1jL h. BAUM 4 son, sI3 Pa ave.
dsc-tf
BOATS FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-D TT. CRUISING IACHT. II FT.
BEAM f. draft o-utcrnoad. larl rir. able.
fast, complete outfit IN commission. J. O.. BRAD
LEY 6G p. Cap st
FOR SALE-A EFOUT FOLDING ACME
eaa7as boat been used few times. practically as
good as new Address CANVAS BOAT. Herald OF
flee. myl33r
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ANNAPOLIS weekdays, S0l a. m., 1875 noon,
AS, ea9 2. n, sundays 80 a. m., 80 T. N.
EVERY HOUR ON IHE HUJH-
tNeekdays, 80 q. m- 90 % p mI
10 BALTIMORE.
1000. 100 @. me-. flZ-g uo0B --LU5 10 sIl5.
+Zs1. -5uo t3-3 $50 400. -4.45. -5u1 '5.s. -5a8.
1900, 80 fu, so. 'gD 1883, -l0sj, 'IaJ,
ii 80 p. n
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. =, 90 a. H.. H. = 80 n
.,ClNCINNATL ST LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE.
: el g. ~, : 55 =. m.. '--.At night.
PITISBURG. 80 a. IA. -. '9L0 ?. m. 'l-5l
night
CLEVELAND, 500 a. H.. -9l0 p n.
COLUMBUS. SD p. m.
WHEELING 500 a. M. $50 ?. m
WINCHESTER. 2 -35 q. M, --a5, -7.N 2. n
FREDERICK, s.5. s7l5 a. H.. sl-l. 'i-l5, -5l5.
HAGERSTpMN, 's.37 q. u,, '57f z, m
DAILY Except sunday SS-ulay gulv.
Ressrvstions Cf sleeping or ParICr Car space rates
OF fare &c. viii b. qucsiy furnished Bl IELk-
IhtNk az 3l n the following Ticket Ones l1i5 ~
81 NV. Telephone Main 1871. 6l2 rUmvl7anil
Ave. Telephone Main Es Station. New Jersey Ave.
and G st-Ticket Ofice. Telephone las, 6s-, Infcr-
nation Bureau, Fast "a
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y say YOUR I'D IN THE HERALD
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-11
Americas is to be advertised!

AinGI1Cu6 10 ~ NC dONC1IIcGSkt
That is the great work that the Board
of Trade has undertaken.
1t was one of the works, probably the
greatest Of them, that the Board Of
Trade was organized for. f"e
Today it is necessary 10 keep a
city before the world if it is to thrive
and progress.
Other cities realize this, and are year
lyiexpending large sums in issuing
pamphlets and other matter setting
forth their claims. BY means of these
they are inducing investors to visit
them, examine the opportunities offer
ed, and frequently large investments in
business, industries and realty are the
result.
This is the work the AmerIcus Board
of Trade proposes to do. To that end
a committee composed of President
Sheffield and Mess. Ansley, Clark and
Gamble, was appointed at the meeting
Tuesday night to prepare matter for q
descriptive pamphlet, which will cover
not only Americas but Sumter county
as we'll.
1t is proposed in this pamphlet, OF
which 5000 to 10000 copies will be is
sued, to tell all about this city and
county, their health, their business,
their industries, their agricultural
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-11

Complete line of Pictorial Review
Patterns just received at NJ. s. Holli-
days. Phone 246.
II. III. Brown OF Swainsboro, was a
business visitor in Americas yesterday
morning.
Mr.. w. d. McBay of Oglethorpe was
a business visitor in Americas yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Chestnut of Triton, is the guest
of Mrs. III. B. Mashburn at her home
on Taylor street,
I Miss Carrie Mckay of Oglethorpe is
visiting her aunt, Miss Joe Mckay, at
the Allen House..
w. T. Thurmond came with others
from Buena Vista to Americas yester-
day upon business.
Mr.. X. M. Mcdonald came up from
his pretty home at Sumter yesterday,
having business in the city
( Mrs. Ada NJ. Johnson and young
daughter, of Buena Vista, were WIS.,
itors in Americas yesterday
Rev. Stanley Manning returned yes
terday from Townsville, where he
has been conducting meeting
c. d. Woods came over from Rich.
land yesterday among others here
from the metropolis of Stewart
Mr.. Smith d. Pickett, president OF
the Albany Power Co. was a we'll
known visitor in Americas Yesterday,
coming here upon business.
Mrs. Bernard McKaskell will be a
charming visitor IN Albany during the
Chautauqua season, going down yes
terday to spend a week with friends.
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Americas and Sumter County to Be Well
Advertised.

products, their lands, their homes-in
fact to give all the information that q
man seeking a location would wish to
have before him.
illustrated with high class pictures,
and giving wealthof facts and figures,
these pamphlets, wherever they go,
Will tell the story of Amerlcus and
Sumter to the very best possible adj
vantage.
1t is proposed to have the trayelin g
men from Americas carry them with
them and assist in advertising the
town, and the Board of Trade to distri
butte them among men who are think
ing of moving South, of establishing
new industries, or of moving old in
dustries.
This pamphlet is to be great factor
in bringing the Greater Americus. "
The committee in charge, after the
matter has been prepared, will go be-
fore the City Council and the County
Commissioners, and urge upon those
bodies the apprOpriating Of sufficient
funds to cover the expense of printing
the books.
This course has been pursued in 9TH
er towns, and the active cooperation
of city and county governing boards
has always been secured.
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The representatives OF the publicity
department of the Seaboard Air Line
Railway are expected in Americas any
time within the next two weeks. A
propos of the work these agents of the
company are doing the Savannah
Morning News publishes the following
which will be read with interest here.
President Sheffield, of the BOARD of
Trade, will keep in touch with the Sea-
board and Americas will not be over
looked.
1.-The industrial department of the
Seaboard Air Line Railway has under
taken work of much importance TO
Georgia along the line OF general pub
licity. The company is preparing to
publish and circulate series of books
descriptive of the principal cities in
the state on its lines, and has sent
representatives to the field to secure
the necessary data.
1.-THE publications, each of which will
be devoted to a single county and its
county seat, will set forth the advan-
tages and possibilities, natural and
artificial, of the territory trayersed.
The specific character of given locali-
ties will be exploited and comparative
tables covering period of FIVE years
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Rheumatism Makes Life Miserable.

A happy home is the most valuable
possession that is within the reach of
mankind, but you cannot enjoy its
comforts if you are suffering from rheu-
matism. You throw aside business
cares when you enter your home and
you can be relieved from these rheu-
matte pains also by applying Cham
berlaln's Pain Balm. One application
will give reliefSand its continued Fuse
for short time will bring about per-
manent cure. For sale by EIdridge
Drug Co. Americas, Ga.
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EMBROIDERIES.

Never since We have been in business have we
received so many compliments on our embroidery
stock. he patterns superb the Qualities are
unsurpassed, being entirely free from shodty coarse
stuff that the trade do th< Sc do>s ct any
p ice The prices extremely REASONABLE Th.re
is no trouble to find your every want in embroder
les in this enormous stock
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SEABOARD WILL ADVERTISE
Lines Along Which It Is Working For Our
Territory.

will be published, showing the growth
and development of the counties
treated.
1.-The initial work in the state will be
undertaken in Savannah and Chatham
county. The great strides this city
has and is making, its increased finan-
cial strength, the magnitude of its
shipping facilities, its coastwise trade,
ocean traffic, imports aud exports, its
industries and commerce, agriculture
and truck growing, its schools and
colleges, clubs and churches, streets
and homes, lumber and naval stores,
cotton and manufactured products, it's
wholesale and retail interests, its pro-
LESSONS and availability of its un.
cultivated lands for the establishment
of small farms and homes, will be
thoroughly gone INTO and set forth.
"a large number of new institutions
Will appear in it's pages, the increases
in commerce will be backed up with
views of the establishments and facil-
tiles that have made the increases pos
sible.'
This gives an idea of the thorough
manner in which the work will be
done in Americas and the scope that
will be covered.
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OF
WEbSTERCRANOJURY
Returned at April Term of
Court.
AFFAIRS OF THE COUNTY EXCELLENT
Grand Jury Makes PreSentmentS at
Term Of Superior Court. Show
ing Excellent Condition
of Affairs.
AFFAIRS OF THE COUNTY EXCELLENT

serving al the April term of Court 1907,
for Webster County, submit The follow
ing general presentments. Upon in
vestigation of the books of the various
county officers, through committees
appointed from this body, we find as
follows:
The books of the Clerk Of the Super
ior Court are kept in o business like
manner with extreme neatness, and
accuracy; rejecting credit upon George
f.. Thornton the worthy and competent
occupant
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LACES LACES LACES

We received during the past week the most BEAU
tiful assortment of val Iaces it has ever been
our good fortune to show. The patterns are the
dantiest the lacest the most desra bic we ever had
The prices marked especially attractive IT, adj
dtion o the walls also received beautiful CLUNYs
MECHLINS BABY IRISH SILK ETS 1854 GRO
Chefs, PLATT Val FILtT 1ESH, ALL OVt RS
POI T ESPRIT and WAIST i.T@ etc If ,ou
want iaces You cannot AFFORD 10 see u.s. for you
will find your every visit gratified.
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Suffered for Five Years with Kidney
and Liver Trouble.
"a DE- w UUI EN-
Windsor Hotel.

suffered for five years with kidney
and liver trouble which caused severe
pains across the back and a binding
headache. had dyspepia and was so
constipated that 1 could not move my
bowels without a cathartic. | was
cured by Chamberlain S Stomach and
Liver Tablets and have been well now
for six MONTHS says Mr.. Arthur $.
Strickland, of Chattanooga, Tenn, For
sale by Eldridge Drug Co. Americus.
Ga
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There has been but little business in
this office since last report. The books
are in good condition and of easy refer
ence and in our opinion solvent bonds
are required in said office as the Law
directs.
There is no money in said Office TO be
accounted for to the public
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APRIL ATTRACTIONS.

KAYSERS GLOVES received On
Friday last. The largest and best
stock of fabric gloves we have ever
shown, and KaySers Gloves are
known from ocean to ocean.
LisIe Gloves In white, black mode, grays, 35c
High grade Isle Gloves KAYSER'S white, black
tans, grays, SO and 75c.
Extra quality Silk Gloves, black, gray. TAM White
o5c 75c, S1.O0, $3.50.
Lace Isle Hosiery. Gauze Hosiery, superb values
2sc, 35c, soc pair.
Infants Sox in white black. red. tan, zoe, 75c cot
ton and Isle.
American Lady Corsets, all the popular shapes and
qualities, ST. o. and upwards.
James Keisers famous tailored Wash Belts 25c 3sc
SOC, 7sc, S1tO.
White wash crush belts, massive pearl buckles,
Csc to 81 50,
Nj gnificens fancy Ribbons, swelIest line we have
shown.
Keiser's Neckwear for ladies, enormous stock best
styles. low prices.
Tremendous stock narrow Rib ms, now so in de-
mand, all the cOl0rs.
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Ladies Day AT Rink.

The management of the Windsor
Skating Rink is prepared to set aside
any afternoon or afternoons the ladies
of Americas may desire for their en-
elusive use of the skating rink. The
ladies need only express their wishes
in the matter.
f. B. WooTEN.
1t Windsor Hotel.
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General Items Of Interest in the Store.

Blk. WooIens for Skirts-VoiIes Psnamas. Batistes.
Wool Taffetas
Colored Woolens in everything that is new and up.
tO-date.
Black Taffeta Silks-greatest line in America at
$1.0O, ST. IS, ST. so.
Colored Iaffeta Silks, 80 inches wide sutings waist
ings, ST 90 yard
he most superb line fancy waist silks re have ever
shown soc to ST. 90
white sheer linen waistings ard he4vv skirtings all
grades, all prices.
White mercerized Cotton Waistings, superb designs
l5C to soc yard
White and coIored nadras shirliogs, SO inch. I5c,
zoe, 25c yard
White Persian and French Lawns, as inch, l5c to
75C yard.
Extraordinary values in 40 inch White Lawns at
I0c, l2hc, 15c yd
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We find that there are three vacancies
on the Board of Education and we
hereby elect I'll. M. Little to fill the
vacancy from the SOP district G. A.
Drew from the 978 district F. A. Bush
from the 1898 district. We also find
vacancies in the 978. 1105. 500. G. M.
district for J. P. and n. F. and appoint
J. w. A. Hawkins from the 978, G. f.
Iyey from the 11O5, I'll. M. Marshall
fiom the 500, to fill these vacancies.
We find that the various dockets of
j. P. and n, P's. are properly kept,
proper entries having been made as to
disposition of cases and that the cost
charges are as allowed by law.
Paupsr Farm sr Paypers
The Superintendent Mr.. q, M. Pur-
Wis reports that there was made on the
farm last year as follows:
Two bales of cotton weighing some
thing over one thousand pounds. Four
hundred bushels of corn, thirty-five
hundred bundles of fodder, one thous-
and pounds of field peas, twenty-five
bushels of potatoes, seventeen gallons
of syrup, two thousand stalks of seed
cane, and killed six hundred pounds of
pork. He also reports that he. with the
regular hands ON the farm and with the
mules and wagon worked one hundro d
days on the roads and bridges of the
county since last report. There is now
on the farm twelve head of hogs, two
mules, and one wagon. There are five
inmates on the farm; three white
females, and two eolored males.
We recommend that the proper
authorities have al loft put
in the house occupied by Mrs.
Bolton and Mrs. Myer, also
door put in on the north side of same
house and that the house occupied
by Mrs. Colman that the top to the
dining room be repaired and strips be
put on the sides of the room occupied
by her,
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Pension Rot
Roads and Bridges.

We lind the roads of the county in
fair condition except that some parties
are plouging too near the road and we
call the attention of the Road Commits
sioners to look after this. Also the Rail
road crossing atPonder's Mill IS in bad
order and we recommend that the Road
commissioners have the Railroad
authorities to have the same put in
good order at once. We find the bridges
In good order except for slight repairs
needed. We appoint J r. S tapleton and
Jas. P. Walker as Financial Commit
tee for the ensuing year and recon-
mend that they be paid three dollars a
day for their services.
In concluding our labors we desire
to tender cur sincere thanks to His
Honor, VIM. G. Worrill for his fair
and impartial manner in which he has
presided over this court, and for cour
tesies extended this body; and Hon. r.
A. Hooper, Solicitor General for his
able assistance in the discharge of our
duties.
We recommend that these general
presentments be published in the
Americas Times Recorder.
James P. Walker, foreman. Minlck,
W. M, Ponder A. H.; Sapp, C. L.;
Scott, w. H.; Simmons, j. HI. Smell
ings, w. j.; Tarvin, j. H.; Tullis, B.
r.; Thornton, B. A; Virgins, j. W.:
Adams, ]. W.; Blakey, j. t. H.; Bright
well, S. O.; Bigham, j. W.; Adams. G.
A.; Cole, G. W.; Dennard, ]. r.; Hol-
ley, J. B.; Ivey, c. E.; King, j. j.:
kinga,R. A.
I, GtS Thornton, Clerk of supe-
nor ceur rtify that the foregoing
IS truecol the General present
ments & ia md Jury at the April
term of hyperion court 1907.
HoRNToN, Clerk.
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We recommend that the steps
on the south side of the Court
House be repaired, and that the Jail be
white wased on the inside. We further
recommend that the County Commits
sioners do not build the proposed fire
proof building as advertised for the