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Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-07

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-07
The Twenty-Three Magnificent
Prizes


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

EGfic sur 9iciie ms MnslanO be.
ioret s. Iaine, Wr. Alb, Sit.Salti.
murc-Strai!c, nage Goitumbouic.%uc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
RrGiiocnt Der oScaboaro glir Cine"
tuot.

9tcm 9orf, -. 6ebrtar. -
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Gan5cS 2cben i'm Giienbobniohe tbd.
tiB. Die 9ccrOiguna iinoet in 9nlti-
more itutt lpnbriheinIih ON Gon.
neritog
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

rem QreuIiM mo sic 0iiBicrc mo
W}or1ldo'tcu ucrro0tcn troB ullcr
2IniucnnumQcu ucbt. Die Gr0unq 5u
bcmobrcn. &irlc Ger EoiloQicrc uo
rem nob0cnl lie oui Oo9 &cr0cd 0e.
Gilt morpm uidt }ll bcpclcn. nod
cinnoI in imc Mnbiucu 5uriidutc6
| rem ln0 ijd uUrmcr }lr tlciOcu. Cic
6oI0c mar, Bob tie roir0 Der adltc
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nrr Die 9icthutASiIoiic bciticQcu Go
pitdn NIc&cp bIicb oui ocn Compiler,
bis olc al @or0 bciin0licGcn Wicn
ihcu in SihcrGcit ibicucu.
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Itn0 43 2ci6cn 9ciuIl0cu
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rctctcn: &oiio0icrr - Scrr SnrriS
6cl0mou m0 6rou BON %ropi0cucc;
9}i6or0 &oll BON EroOocncc; Tobia
,5or BON 2'ri0Qcton. Ns&.; Sonnlcl
g, Gom6c BON Otondcitcr, g}.~S.;
GFrl. Sorob @olnrp bon Ncm. Onrf;
Nntonio 9ioinn; SIipcr SonDicr;
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Giii}icrc umo OionniNoitcn Gopt.
Ncor0c ". 0}c&cn pon Grob0cncc;
3obImciitcr GScor 81. Noln0 pon
FropiOcncc; 0uorticrmciiicr Somc5
Stoblca Don Erooiocncc; Nci}cr ,\u9.
&orn Don Eropiorncc; SEEKER Wtortin
&icbcrt bon Nrouiocucr; Sci5cr ISobn
&oGou uon |robiocncc; @oltcr 2oliS
Moc6arIonO bon @c0inaton Nc.
&crmibtc
lmtcr Orn pcrniBtcu lmo mobr-
ldcinIib observation-disclosures
bcfiOcn iiM ioIGcnoc:
& g. EcrtinS, Bolton; $. S5ulQrcn
@oiton; 2lntonio 9linetti 8robiocncc;
9iicorOi -; Soicpb NhlliQon
@ooniodct, H. g.; EoitorWirfio bon
Fropi0cncc; 6rnnf g. g8ilion, @ro.
oiOcncc; Nurrp IclOmoh 4}ropioen-
&C; 6rml @urrD 6clOmon, Bropiocn.
&c; Sontucl Eonl, %omtldct u. s.;
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s.; Fotlinc |oul 10, lm0 Wiat6iloc
Soul t5 Sabre aft; Glnuoc W. &nn0.
@rou0cncc; 4. s.. Niooncp, Yroui
ocncc; ,$obn &cipiS, Grooiocncc ;,Jobn
Campbell 9}ou6 SnlithficIo, u. g.;
%ocob @ouCc Erouiocncr; NorrD
@oncr lnO ,5rou gl &enlon, 1SrGulcin
2oliic S5cniolr Treo. Ga&brcc, @ropi-
hrncc; Gopt 9iiburo Spon, GuinIi
0nron0 Corps, SoIpotiou 2Irnn,.
SSorccitcr; 2iclrt. &obn WioIin BON
0cniclbcn Corps, @orccItcr; Sri. &. !
@cdIon0 unN 6rI3. gllnu &obnion II.
9(nnu S0cn bon ocnielbcn Corps
ans MorccItcr; Guon G6rithclou,
Eropi0cncc; s, 2. @Sitt3, Yropiocncc; |
Ionc3 WIcGlol0, Hropocntc; Irol
&amco MCGlouo, Yrooiocncc; @cni. |
Steiner @cniomin @iuifcr mo 9. |
Y ScoNc@, Eropiocncc, aorcn aora. |
iiNm O(ncppilc, II. g.; Iron aoro,
iiOn; &obcrt @i09oro, MorccItcr, 6. !
e. Ncrb, Hrooiocncc; @iQor0 5ronf |
lin g}ortb glttIcboro; Frotto 0ercco,
Rrouibencc; Gmottcl 2Don, 0cp. |
Horr; Or. 6ront @iIiou, Yropiocncc; |
Benjamin Cohen, Yropiocncc; 1ruu
Wioftn5, @ooniodct.
Gen ncllctrn mo 5upcrIGiiigItcu
@cridtcn 5uiol8c iinb II @crioncn |
acrcttct iuorocn, l3 2cihcn limo ori |
Gciun0cn un0 80 Wicnidcn mcr0cn !
nod ucrlnibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Nntnltrupbc an cincr Yabufrcn5nue.

u en- Oort ~. 6cbruor. -
&ier Ycrionen muroen beute 3lt
SonB SSIanO Sin nu elmer areljrtng
Der Song SSlauo Gitp.9a6n" 9etoo.
tet ais ein 3ug cine gerooe bon elmer
@ccr6i9ung 5uriicfc6renOe auti6e
trai lmO jertriilnmcrte, Grci ,Sninls
len Der &uti6c bliebcn oui Der SteQe
foot uno Der uicrtc iiorb oui bent
@e8e nah benl Soipitol. Die 0picr
iillo. elliot 5erpilliger, leine Satin
mo Sri. Sarob 6onioop ans Scricp,
GitD, louie Der autider Simotbp
Socalp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Yarlament crGTnet.
Ter ii6lidJC arOfc 3Srnnf nno 8omp.
-NOuia @OuarS'S SbrOnrcSc.

'NHh'H sNihN'p ~ y
Yobcn0c }hlcrtennmg iiir oic amcri-
taniibe Siilie in ainaIton. -
Nollouo'a @abiuct Oanrt o6. ~
Gr0bcbcu in Spanicn. - &leri.
toIe 6iiDrcr in @ori5 aaitiren ge.
gen GIcmcnccau. - Mooiii5irung
Der StcQuug Scr irouj0iiiAen Re.
gicrmg in Soden ser airden.
Dcrp16hma.-Grjbii6 Guiglep
non G5ica8o brinGt Eetcrspien.
nigc uoh Rom. - @roieiior bon
0}artcn9 in 2on0ou.
&Ou0ou -. SCbruor. - Die
}lucitc Sblng OcS 5luciten Garlo
mcnt9 Der gcAcunGrtigcn Rcgicrlmg,
lpclcbc iicb in 2Inbctrobt 0cS cruortc.
ten 2IugriiiS oui ooS 6errcnbmlS lei.
tens Ger &ibcrolcn uuO Der Giniebimg
bon oNome 9tuIc" iiir >Srlono 81 elmer
lcbr pidtigcu mo intcrciiontcn Su
9cItdItcn ncripridt, puroc belite nonl
a0niG G0moro nit oQcm ijblid)en
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Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lnO murDcn
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rticn, no Scr &ouig ieine 5bronrc0e
uorloS. 0icicIbe Itcllt cine iebr &C.
idGitiGc, Den 2Iiioircn Srlono'S, Der
2lrmccrciorn, Der @cnperenjiruge II.
Scr 6ro0c iibcr Die Gifiercn5en ipi.
ibCu 0enl llnterbuuic mo Dem Ser,
rcnbouic 0cpiomctc Siblmg in gln5.
iidt. 2tld Die observation-disclosures
bon StingIton lullr0c in Der 9icoe CT.
uGbnt.
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bonic lobtc @oro Goitlctomn (9ibero.
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Ole Norclic Die nmcritoniite 5Iotte
mcgcn Der bon ibr bci'm Grobebcu
5u ainNiton gcIciItctcn &iilie.
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Den 9Irmccrciorn GoridlGgen oeS
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Der Erouin6 Murcio, cin.
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i'll 6rontrcid 5ugciucnoctc 9lufmerf.
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Stonbpllntt beidr0nft weiB man
bier Dab iidb pericbieoene flerifaIe
6ii5rcr ngeleGentIidb nit Der politi.
iden Seite Scr 6rogc bei6Gitigen.
IS miro bebolpict, OoB Oieic Serren
OoS Ginbriugen Der ginfommen.
teuersgorlngc IN ser Geputirtenfam.
mer ais @cIegcnbeit benusen, INN Die
6inon5luelt ouf ibrc Seite 5u brin.
gen mo 6cn 9citono 0cricIben gum
3lpcdc Der @rronIoiiuuq ciner Mini.
itCrfriiiS III crlnnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Gmtretli6e 5dDiHakntaItropIte int Blnds-
9HlanH 5MnH+
9(n Dnnoert McuiGen crirOren Obcr ertrunfen.

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&boOc SlonO in 6uNc cncr nadidcn GOIiOn nntcraaan0
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c bic aatc crrciden 9uS SGcrmumctcr ono nn Nn0
Gin &Orbmclturm mttGctc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
ptnnlDlOania Giitnbabn,
42MIlEfi1t
BmWFttm.
Sic eSloriOa 6D0Iaiiom.

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becren Tno ref @oIpe III groBarg 9ngelport e 9ootto1
6 @n0eu 6cen; 9eielate @regntc olgcn rad 1lo
6aS ainlosnt sen 1SriibIngSlangcn pradJOo0
Ger y6orOa Spea" mo Der vSoutbern 2mteO" mO Der
Sea6ooro 5orioa QmiteO" nle 9Ino3Hge 0ireft nod Ct
guatne nit gndhB fir Balm geab nnN Miomi 0ap00-
ongen6mc 9feiiegelegenDei
ao1ren nod SodionpIe otf Spe3alug o1ren am 10 Sc
6ror o IG o6 Non eriude giaet-agenen Inn Neeplone
melde Iaten rno olc Gtt5elnbe ten geben. (4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Sr. 2. eilSbec bat ouS RroDlem geI6Ii cincS
bcr grbblen 3cioen Der Nlcnifbcit, ildmlidD Sd,
morrboioell, 6u DciIcll gtnGicic bcbi oue nprs
trcfildbe Yiitie pelc5cs ii6 bcrcita In piceu
tiulio9 bcudbrt bat T. yieutinehtcr & Co. Tor
2iiG. Wcp Yorl, cbdcu cinrm Seoetl. Der cs
ucranqt Dluitcr INTO GcbrulCbSumuetilng to.
Stanicn. lli bnbcn IN allen reitunHricH stpoi
ibcIcn. 0ilci GuCh Dor 9nCbnbnuli9eft. gldbtet
onrGnL hob bic llntericbriii bon q 5iISbec.
M. o, itgb ou icoer Scite Der Sdn6tel be-
tinbei (lioAd5r, ,L&Ia)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-26
PROSPERITY IN THE SEVENTEENTH
Conditions in That Favored Section
Are Favorable,


Messrs. Arch and Lucius McCrea,
two of Sumter's best known citizens,
were in Americas yesterday upon bus
mess. Thee gentlemen have extensive
farming interests in the Seventeenth
district, ''the Eden of Sumter and re-
port conditions there as quite favor
able. Mr.. Arch McCrea has finished
planting his entire cotton crop. which
will be no larger than last years crop,
and is awaiting good season to plow
his corn crop, which is we'll advanced
and promising withal. There will be
prosperity in old Sumter this year, and
no other district will contribute more
thereto than the progressive Seven.
teenth with its sturdy and energetic
farmers and improved methods of Gull
tivation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-26
PEOPLE WHO ,COMf
AND 60 HERE.
THOSE WHO CAME YESTERDAY
And Those Who Went AWay-..Read
the List and See if Your Name
or Your Friends is There.

Fountain Pens of the best make at
Bells the Leading Jeweler.
The Light Infantry will drill tonight
and Captain Van Ripper wants every
man in his place. The old A. l.. /. is
going right to the top now.
The Easter egg hunt at Rees Park is
the topic of all absorbing interest
among Americas juveniles who are
anxious to get into the game.
The plant of the Americas Ice Co. is
now in full blast, and soon there will
be deliveries of ice every day in the
week throughout the summer.
Mamma with her Easter topknot is
drilling hard for the grand parade next
Sunday, while Pa fixes the mortgage
for the coming of the bill fiend.
Real estate deals in Americas will be
of frequent occurrence now. People
are ready to invest where offers are
made and prices not prohlbitory.
Work upon Prospect Park is being
rushed. and Proprietor Mize will be
ready for the picnickers, the skaters
and the bathers in few days now.
Iannahassee Tribe I. o. r. M. met
last night, but the election of represen-
tative to the grand lodge meeting was
deferred until Mondary night next.
Don't get vexed Wits the little skaters
even though they worry you trifie.
It is the joy of their life. Give the
little girl skaters all the room needed.
A severe windstorm last night
brought relief from the July heat of
the past few days, though even heat
was preferable to the clouds of dust.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-26
Favor Establishing Line of Steamers


New Orleans, March 25.-Repre-
sentative F. j. Garrett, Of Dresden,
Tenn. who arrived here Sunday with
a party OF congressman from Panama,
said that the Mississippi congressman
on visit to Panama, were impressed
with the necessity of establishing a
line of steamers out of a gulf port,
possibly New Orleans, to handle the
trade of the Mississippi valley to Pan
anna. He said also that the congress-
men of his party found only minor de-
tails as subjects of criticism on the
canal while the main features of the
work are progressing rapidly. They
are doing the work and making a good
showing, he said. Other congress
men in the party arriving Sunday
were e. c. Ellis, of Missouri, +. T.
Robinson, Of Arkansas and Congress
man Broussard and Congressman
Ransdell, Of Alabama
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-26

Ten bright, intelligent fami~
lies to learn to work i'm cotton
mill. Comfortable homes, good
wages, healthy surroundings,
and school facilities ongroundsS
Only persons of good charac-
ter need apply. For further
information write today to
Z. NJ. FLOYD, Superintendent.
14t Pelham, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-26
Practical Sympathy.

DR.. Edward Everett Hale called up
on the editor of a paper in small
New England town. In the course OF
converse ton the editor told how he
was worrying about his wife, how he
had sent her to the country for her
health, how she was growing worse
rather than better, how his heart urg-
ed him to go to her and how the neces-
sity Of grinding out his editorials day
by day was keeping him from her bed
side. DR.. Hale returned to his hotel
and called for writing materials. After
several hours he returned to the editor
and threw on his desk a pile of manu-
scripts.
THERE he said. "Go and see your
wife. I've scrubbed off enough arti-
Giles of contemporaneous human inter
est to feed your paper for q week.
Woman's Home Companion
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-26
NEGRO is lYNCHED;
RIDDLED WITH BULLETS
Tied to Tree With Hands Up
And Put to Death.
WOMAN WAS SAVED BY CANINE

Would Be AssaiIant Was Captured,
and, After Being identified by Mrs.
Rice, Was Shot to Death Near Her
Home.
Florence, Ala. March 25.-The ne
gro. Cleveland Harding, who attempt
ed to assault Mrs. Ben F. Rice. near
here Friday, and who was driven off
by Mrs. Rice's shepherd dog, was
summarily executed Sunday by his in
tended victims husband and some 200
or 800 sympathizers.
Tied to tree, with his arms up,
the negro was riddled with bullets, the
first shot being fired by Rice, follow
ing which it is said every man in the
crowd emptied his revolver at the
prisoner
1t is said that over 1 900 shots were
fired. The negro was captured half
a mile below town, and was taken be-
fore Mrs. Rice, who tainted at sight
of him.
Upon recovering, she fully identified
her assailant, and on being asked
what should be done with him, told
the negros catptors to do as they
though best.
Harding was taken a short distance
from the Rice home, where a confer
ence of the mob leaders was held
Some said burn him, but shooting was
decided on.
Beyond confessing his guilt, the ne
gro had nothing to say, and was stol-
idly indifferent. it seemed. to his
fate.
The body was left tied to the tree
by the mob, members of which made
no attempt to shield their identity
The sheriff overlook the crowd be-
fore the lynching, but his appeals
were unavailing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-26
STORY is TOLD
IN A FEW LINES
THESE LITTLE TALES CUT SHORT
PenCiIed Paragraphs Picked in Re.
PeregrinatiOnS and Boiled
Down To Four Lines.

Easter Egg dyes, Easter Post Cards
d Novelties. NJ. S. Holiday; phone
246.
Miss Julia Holt has returned home
from @pleasant visit of some length to
friends in Macon.
Mr.. George B. Cobb, of Columbia S.
Z. is visitor in the city, arriving yes
terday morning.
Mr.. George d. Jones came UP from
Huguenin. yesterday morning, having
business in the city.
Harcourt Taylor and Phil Timber
lake of Marshallville, were in the city
Yesterday morning.
representative w. w. Dykes, after
an illness ofseveral days, was upon the
streets again yesterday.
Mrs. Il. P. Morgan returned home
yesterday after a pleasant visit of sew
eral days in Moultrie
Capt and Mrs. B. f. Boone are
spending several days at their home in
Macon, going up yesterday.
t. H. Barlowe registered from Or
lando Fla. yesterday among the arri-
walls at the Allen House.
j. A. Cook and w. l.. Jarvis were
among the Atlantans stopping at The
Windsor yesterday.
Mrs. ]. E. d. Ship returned home
yesterday from visit to her son, DR..
Brooks Ship, in Moultrie.
Mrs. katherine Dickson and Miss
Fannie Grace Of Atlanta were guests OF
Americas friends yesterday.
Mr.. G. w. Barrow came up from De
Soto Yesterday, among others here
from his thrifty little town.
Mrs. Fern Wood, of New York City
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Pinkston, arriving yesterday.
Mrs. I. r. Mckenzie of Montezuma
is visiting her sister, Mrs. S. l.. Stills,
at her residence on Lee street.
Mrs. Mitchell, mother of Mr.. L. K.
Mitchell, returned to Mobile yesterday
after visit of some length here,
Mr.. e. A. Nisbet, of the law firm of
Dykes d Nisbet, left yesterday for
Quincy, Fla, upon legal business.
Mr.. j. A. Pinkston will return today
from visit of several days to his son,
James Pinkston Jr. at Donald Frazer
School, near Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll j. Clark have
welcomed a handsome visi ter to their
home, the young man coming Sunday
for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. Henry S. McCleskey is spend
ing a day or two in Americas, his
home for many years, coming down
from Atlanta on Sunday afternoon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-26
Sold 121 Head of Horses

Boston, March 25.-Eben D. orr
dan, of this city has sold to Fred.
Pabst, Jr., of Milwaukee, 121 head
of horses, comprising practically the
entire Plymouth hackney stud which
has been one of the leading breeding
establishments in the country devoted
to the production Of high stepping
horses. Two famous breeding stall
lions, Gentleman John and Dilham
Prime Minister, are included in the
sale.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-26
BLACK SCRAPPERS PAY SHEKELS
Dollars Dropped Into the ExChequer
Monday.

Those who scrap must settle with
Feagin'' is as true today as ever before,
and from the mourner's bench in police
court yesterday came bait goard full
of silver dollars. Two or three muIlet
suppers Saturday night, and sundry
Sunday scrapping as well, did the work.
and when the socdoIoger was sung yes
terday there were 500 in the collection
hat
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-26
Man Found Dead; Gas Fills Room.


Augusta, Ga, March 25.-The res
1dence of Matthew O'Mahoney was
visited by frightful tragedy early
Sunday morning, when members OF the
household found Matthew O'Mahoney
dead in his bed and the room filled
with gas. 1t was believed at first
that the man had been the victim of
his own carelessness, but investiga-
ton showed that though there was gas
in the room the gas Jets were all
closed and none was escaping. The
coroner's inquest brought to light a
supposed explanation which leads to
the saddest phase OF the tragic end.
Mrs. O'Mahoney, wife of the deceased
has been insane for months.
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EmbrOideries,

Three thousand yards ofNalnsook,
Swiss and Cambria Embroideries.
Insertings to mztch almost every
piece at half price. SO designs all this
seasons importation widths from $ to
20 inches, large aud "mall effects
positive Csc to values at per yard
l5C TO. Observation-Disclosures. soc.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-26
PURCHASED FINE LEE PROPERTY
Desirable Building Lot Purchased
Yesterday.

Messrs Frank A. Hooper and Frank
Sheffield, jointly, purchased yesterday
from Mr.. e. L. Bell desirable vacant
building lot at the corner of Lee and
Dodson streets, opposite the property
of Mr.. A. w. Smith, the consideration
being $1,000. The property was pur-
chased as an investment, and will
prove a profitable one.
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A satiricaI Picture In a Church

There is probably only one church in
Britain which contains a satirical pic
ture. 1t is the little church of South
Brent, in Somersetshire On three oak
en- pews are carved pictures which
were intended to satirize the greed of
a certain religious 'dignitary at Glas-
tonbury. This ecclesiastic is represent
ed in the first picture as a fox dressed
in robes and inter and holding a crook
in his right paw. In the second picture
the fox has been manacled by a flock
Of geese, and in the third the birds
have revenged themselves on their foe
by hanging him from the branch of
tree
Why He Laughed.
The leader Damrosch once took an
aged Hebrew friend to hear Meyer
beers opera of 1.-The Huguenots." Sad
denly the old man burst into a loud
guffaw as if some funny idea had
struck him. "Why do you laugh?" in
quired Damrosch. Laugh! It's de
beth game 1 ever saw. Wy, dares a
bloomin' lot o. Protestanth an Catho-
licth a-killin' of each other to music
written by a Jew! Ha, ha! I'll come
every night. Graphic.
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Why He Launhed.
Her Opportunity.

Naybor-I saw your wife leaving
home in something of hurry this
morning. Marryat--Yes; she's going
into the shopping district to contract
about $50 worth of debts. Naybor-
My! Did she tell you that? Marryat-
No, but I foolishly told her last night
that / had that much left in bank
Philadelphia Press.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-26
Plot AGAINST Prince Ferdinand

Sofia, March 25.-Some of the
newspapers here. which usually are
considered to be well Informed, assert
that the police have discovered evil
dence Of plot against Prince Ferdi-
nand. Slight credence, however, is
given the story.
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Boys $3.50 Suits at a SI.4O.

A marvellous bargain offering. A
b9On to parents who desire to dress
the little ones for little money. About
one hundred two piece suits for boys
from 6 to IA years regular $500 and
So so values at per suit .....Sl
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Waists Silks At SEC Yd.

Great variety of new patterns in
this seasons newest things in waists
silks a quality that sells regularly for
75c and worth every cent ofthat price
too, but for a special leader we make
the price of this whole line at per yd.
soc.
All Wool 54 Inch Panama At 89C.
All wool panama in black, brown
& blue fifty four inches wide and the
quality thet usually sells for $1.75
specially priced for this sale at per
yd soc
as Inch Chiffon voiI At ST.
Chiffon 45incheswide inpIain,
dotted and striped black and coIors
equal to any S1.SO goods offered in
Americus our price per yd. 81.
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New Silks,

Extra heavy black taffeta silk
ward wide and every yard fully
Guaranteed never before knownto sell
for less than SIPS here at per pard
81.
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements inserted IN
this column at ONE a CENT
a WORD. No ad less than Is
cents. Second insertion at 2-3c
a word rate. All ads cash in
advance.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-26
..GoOd NiQht" Cold Cure.

Disturbs nothing but cold, and 1t
jars that! Only at Davenport Drug
Co. Price 10c. IL diff
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-26

Rooms for Rent. Apply to Mrs. M.
Sims 7O2 Church street. 1t.