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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19
ORPhANAGE DAY.
Appeal for Aid from the Public for
Worthy Cause.

The first Saturda, III October is
ALWAYS Orrha,;.-r Day, and soon the
daN w. .. =. re. The HELM received
iru. .rs' Saturda! - October
1900, was very gratifying. And now
We ask that every body who 10 inter.
cstod IN tHc Cr!'hcnaGc n arcadia
aill give us the earnings oi one day.
the first Saturday in October. 1907.
for this work. Please do not forget
or neglect 1t. We now have fifty.two
children to feed. clothe. and educate.
Mr.. W. H. Hooker. our legislator.
has made II his business for years
to see everybo<i, in Arcadia and se.
cure a contribution on the first Sat.
urday In October. spending the whole
day in the work. Last year he
brought us three hundred dollars for
the day. We ask that some man or
lady In every town IN Florida do simi-
lar work for the Orphanage. Please
try to interest everyone. regardless
of denomination. to put In his or her
UuSluVSS tIS kSSt u"S WIN NuVy
ever did. and send the gifts to me at
Arcadia. The home Is for poor white
orphans OF the State. irrespective OF
religious creeds Of nationality" Give
your days earnings. your estimated
inc ONE. and make 1t large. glad day
for the poor.
We ask that Sunday schools and
churches help in fully advertising the
day. and that Sunday school superin
tendents and pastors interest their
churches and schools. and do every
thing reasonable to get . contribution
from everyone.
We will thank the editors Of all ouI
papers in the State II they will adver
tise the day, the hrst Saturday in DC
tober. We sincerely hope for large
help.
Send amounts to b. NJ. BEAN. Supt..
Arcadia. Fla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19
ACCIDENT At HIGH SPRINGS.
Conductor MixelIe Met his Death b,
Beino Crushed Between Cars.

High Springs. Sept. 16.-One Of the
saddest accidents that has ever Oc-
Cured here happened Saturday after
noon at I o'clock. when Raymond
Mizelle. yard conductor for the A. c.
L.. was caught between two cars and
fatally crushed. He fingered until
ll:2O Saturday night. when surround
cd by many sorrowing relatives and
friends. he passed away. He was
con scious to the last. and while his
suffering was intense. he was resigned
to the will OF the Lord. and begged
his loved ones to meet him In heaven.
He leaves the following relatives:
Two sisters. Mrs. X. J. Futch and Mrs.
II. w. Donelly OF High Springs. and
six brothers. Lawrence Mizelle OF
Tampa. Bascom Mixelle Of Thomas
Vile. Pulu Mizelle Of Ocala. Purvis
Mizelle OF Savannah. and Jesse
and Powell Mizelle OF High Springs.
He was buried Monday afternoon
at Fort Call in Bradford county by
the side Of his father and mother.
who have preceded him to that heav'
enly home beyond the skies.
He was q young man much liked
by all who knew him. and his sad
death has cast gloom over the en-.
tire community. The Borrowing
relatives have the heartfelt sympathy
OF everyone.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19
Letter 70 Capt W. o. Dickinson


Dear Sir: The easiest way We know
Of to make little money is-if you're
going to paint--tO paint with the
paint that takes least gallons.
Take q small Job; say It takes 10
gallons Devoe. two coats: that's an
average house. When the Job IL
done and the bill comes In. Il II $50:
the paint, etc. $3.50: the rest 10 for
laJor and carriage: the labor 10 fixing
the surface. shifting ladders. sca6olds,
pulley and rOIsea. and brushinE-ou
paint.
Take another Job exactly like that:
try another paint It takes II gallons.
The bill Is SO more. Take another
exactly the same: another paint: It
takes 20 gallons. The bill is 500.
There Is only one Devoe: there's .
dozen l2-gallOn paints. aud 100 that
take 20 gallons to cover a lo-sallon
job.
The only dificulty Is finding out
Devoe After that you save work:
there's less work In 10 than In II or
20 gallons; less paint TO buy and less
to brush-on and less wages to pay.
II Devoe were only q little better
than others, thered be some diniculty
In finding out the difference. 1t goes
twice as far As half the paints: that
ought to be easy.
II wears longer too. You'll wait
a good while. II you wait to And out
how long II wears: there are thous-
ands OF people who know that the
least.gallons paint wears longest.
Yours truly.
Sc r. w. DEVOE 4 co.
p. g.: The 8. J. Thomas Co. cell
our paint.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19
ESPECIAL SALE.

Our Mr. Hgdon has just returned HON The Eeeo.4f
Markets. where he purchased LARGE A96ORTHEN1yl
MILI-END GOODS that have placed sals o. -
Less Than 1t Cost to Manufacture the Goods. yssA
in loand CanA VW4X
PER pair. smyrna and Bs..sh ns0 vsA
Il At oso o4So. N.Hn Usdsswsas suyg
HosIy knie 0ss4
to 1t 'front.' o16a Lawns. De6nt 49,
ysrds hss uae ~ 49, -
N 10 N eos.
ianr 70 begin 70 p. ~
that vi savryou
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19
SOME FINE MAPS.
County School Board Adds New Fea-
lures to Aiaehua County Schools.

The BOARD OF Public Instruction Of
Alachua county. always awake to the
best interests OF - schools Of the
county have adopt i :, Few system oil
maps here which / inuhd 40 Nro'e
lo,,ular and OF great L.neft To III"
students of the various schools OF the
county where they are used
Several months ago Lr. J. l.. Kelley.
the eyer.watchful superintendent OF
schools. noticed new map OF skelt'-
ton natur" taking the place OF n
blackboard in geography. which he DE-
cklet was about the best and most
effective manner OF teaching geosra.
ply he had ever seen. He called the
attention OF this map to the board,
who also readily realized Its value,
with the result that a dozen sets OF
three each were ordered.
These maps are heavily mounted on
rubber cloth. The set comprises the
map OF Florida, skclctoned in coun.
ties. and also u map OF the United
States and North America. all OF
which are outlined In skeleton. and
the pupil is required to name the
various counties. States. etc. and
mark them out by chalk on the board.
Prof T F. McI.eath. principal OF
the Gainesville Graded and High
School. and other prominent educa-
tors ~ the county. have seen the
maps. and pronounce them the best
thing of the kind ever introduced In
the county
Dr.. Kelley only purchased a few at
the beginning. but 1t IL his intention
to finally supply every school in the
county
The New Pure Food and Drug Law.
We are pleased to announce that
Foleys Honey and Tar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles is not affected
By the National Pure Food and Drug
Law as II contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs. and We recommend
1t as safe remedy for children and
adults. j. W. McCollum & Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19
CHANGE OF VENUE GRANTED.
Lowmans VIII 0s Tried In Aisehua
for Murder Of Dunlap phinney.

wv Ws0sVOs w SSssSS
Hon. Fred Cubberly Of Cedar Key
was In town Tuesday on business and
v lille here received a telephone mes
sage stating that the defendants ap-
plication for change OF venue In the
case of the State vs.. Lowman charged
with the murder OF Dunlap Phinney.
has been granted by Judge Wills and
the case transferred to Alachua cOun.
t.. The application for change Of
venue was refused at the special term
of court in lA'vy county some weeks
ago, but at the opening OF the regular
term last Monday the application vas
renewed and granted.
This case Is well known Of through
out Levy and Alachua counties. and
il is probable that II will require sew.
eral days to dispose Of II.
there 10 not much business remain
ing to be transacted In Lsvy county
1t this term Of court, and 1t 70 prob
able that IN adj0urnmsnt viii b.
taken ct the end Of the week.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19
The New Pure Food and Drug Ia
An Approach HING Marriage.

Invitations are oft to the marriage
o! William bradley and Miss Marion
smith, the accomplished daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence Smith. which
Viii occur al the home of the brides
parents. WaCahoota. on the 18th inst.
tn" contracting parties are both
well known and popular in the section
where they reside. and friends extend
congratulations in advance
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19
nR, c. B, S1RouSe
IS ExONERATED
Judge Pr,tchard Gives His Would
Re Blacku alters A Black Eye.
.,s1 As THE SUN PREDICTED
-. Great Evangelist Shows UP His
woud.Be petraetors in a Bad Light.
Jealousy Of the Doctors Success the
Whale Cause Of the Litigation.

Considerable interest has been
,ca,il,stcd on tn. part OF I'll" people
~ Gainesville in the legal fight IN
,,sndersonville. y. G.. on the part OF
r,,in ,.rsonS to deprive Dr. Clar-
ence y. Strous' Of the Dement'S he
- calculated to derive from a con-
.-,c, to conduct "A Chautauuua IN
.h., city for a number Of years. his
,,,,nn.uts even resorting to all effort
90 defame his character In order to
carry their point. but the writer has
,.xar doubted the final verdict In DR..
s,rouse's favor. and has not heard a
citizen OF Gainesville express doubt
as to the result.
II was therefore no surprise to the
EDITOR of The Sun or the people Of
Gainesville when DR.. J. F. Mckinstry.
.r. received a telegram from G. w.
Chase ON Tuesday to the effect that
Judge Pritchard. of the L. 3. district
court. at Asneville. N. c.. had render
ed a decision In Dr. Strouse's favor,
even going out OF his way to speak OF
the Doctor in a most flattering man
ner
Had Dr. StrOuse desired. he could
have had the whole population OF
Gainesville appear in court at Ashe
Vile in his behalf. for the asking.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19
ECZEMA ON FACE
cured BY the cuticura Remedies

II had eczema in very bad form all
over my face for the past four months:
Physicians' in severed towns prescribed
but four weeks ago I Commenced using
the Cuticura Princhirs. consisting Of
one cake al Cutrura Soap, one bottle
Of Cuticura Resolvent. and two boxes
q Cutic,lra Ointment and to-day ] am
perfectly we'll. Nettie Hclgeson. Ridge
way, Iowa, Mar. 4, 1907"
Cusicura anap C2Se 10 Cieanse the Skin. Cutrura
O.ntnsnt t.A,c.I tn Heal the ektn and Cut~ura
Rc-'ycnt ,tr ,x u .hr torn Q; Ch",-'';,s .;a,.d
sDid ,hr',,;nsat the wos,d. Potter Drus 4 'hem.
CoSp. SOr Props. 6n<ton. Mass.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12

ldifte ms 8ebdhtniB suriidrufe,
tpelde iid Dor nier5ehn Sabren abe
ipielte? Beiien Sic MIDI 3uriid,
Nsnlnbb, unb ib fuerbe, ltatt susuz
laiIen, BOG Sic 2orb @lenbam's 9raut
fperben, sic Dor @eriht 5%errenl Sd
tperbe SIREN Stol5 bred}en, ltno sic
allies Seiien berauben, mas Sic be-
lteen unb mas sic nod crit on lid,
bringen fpoaenl"
Still StiGl" unterbra6 0abn
Srebor i'm nieber. .Sie fonnsn ni6t
oaran benfen, MIDI fir Elm 8er6re6en
berantportlih MAIDEN 5i ipoacn, fpels
Dies Cir Mlbert eriann ="
limb nit Sbrer Silfe aisfii5rtel /"
fiel Yulforo elm. Y&ber genua Der
@ortel SD babe meiuen @ntrag sez
iteat, i6 ertrarte jebt SIRE Inttportl
USE lautet bieiel6e: = ia ODER nein?"
a@enn es benn Iein muB, - ial"
Sielleiht mar es gut fir Yulforb,
bab er Die IN Sab flammenbeu @ueen.
pel6e ite nit Der Saub bebeGt 6ielt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
- " ~
HemnteS &apitel.

Ilice 8omberg bate bon ibrer
eriten &e9eanuns an, lid bon Grafton
ab9eitoBen eefiiblt; i'm MN aber bier
in einem 2anoe unb in elmer Staot an
t%reffen. mo lie cine Srembe mar. lieB
lie gaes peraeiien uno i'm freuoia be-
9riiben.
.Itr. GRATEFUL" rief lie. .@el6'
%umcrfpartete lleberrai6uns -
rSiir mid, pie fir Sic. WeiS 9toms
bersl" fiel er ibr ms 8ort, .S(ber
mie tommen Sic bierber = na6 9ons
bon?"
sd fam bierber. neil -" Sic
itodte. 30. niilen Sic ni6t, Scr.
Grafton, mas fiir Summer ib sebabt
babel"
sd ipeiB es", a~ntportete. .unb
babe Sbnen nod pieles mit3utbeilen
Mib Mom6er9. hod bier lit niht Der
Ort 8u observation-disclosures. @rlaus
ben sic mir pesbalb. ba6 ib Sic in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12

llnb pieber lddelte er beoeutungss
bod Sn bieien @orten.
Gin Letter SdmsrS ~bnrcb5uGte
Iliee's Seele unb Die Sarbe mid aus
ibrem antlib.
nWer lit Die 9aop?" fraste @ret,
diem. melder Die 8erdnberuap an ibrer
jiingen Serrin ni6t entsine.
1nb tpie eoais mrmlp5 untportete
Grafton:
Sic lit cine iitNse 8ittpe, fe6r
i6pn. unermebIi9 reid. Die @nfeIin
Deg Marquis Don ct. Qeonares. Der
elmer Der anseie6euiteu MGnner eng.
lambs ut. Ser Same Der Game 1T
Saop Srebor. 2orb @lenbam liebt lie.
gr lit ibr @erlobterI"
0ortiesung %foIet.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
Adtes 8apitel.

Na6 onitrensenbem Mitt in @Iens
bams2ob9e anselanet. tbeilte Der bers
beieilenbe Siener Dem @arquis bon
ct. 9eonnrbs nit. DaB 2orb 0lcnbam
nit ieinen Gditen auf Der Sagb iei
unb Dor gbenb nidt 8uriidfebren
nerbe. Ser marquis CAB bieraui
feline aarte fir 9orb @lenbam ab nnb
tebrte na6 Cattle Cliff 5uriid.
sd muB ia bod an einem anSern
Sage pieoerfommen, I'M Die @rGiin
5u beiu6en", ba6te er. Ybarum tbut
es mir nidt 10 iebr leib. bab id Bors
Don beute nidt a%nsetroffen babe. 8iels
Iei6t fonnen feline Mutter unb ib slls
iamrlen aud cher einen grfofg errins
gen. als ib aqein."
Ns er na6 ieiner 8iidfebr in
Gaitle>Gliff ourd bic Saue ibritt.
Dffnete 2aop Trebor. bic i'm fhon ers
ipartet bate. bic Sbiire bes Salons
nnb lab in frasenb an.
.@lenbam mar nuf Der Sdgo",
iaate Der @arquis nur I'M 0oriibers
seben gu ibr unb begab ii9 bierauf IN
feline 3immer.
0abp Srepor fab ibn mad, bis feline
Sritte berbant paren; bann trat tie in
ibren Gallon 5uriid unb crying iid in
@ebanfen uno 8etradhinsen iiber
lire Gage.
.9a 9abp @leubam unS 2orb 2eos
narbs meme Seiratb nit Dem @rafen
tpiini1en. babe i'd Die beiten &usii6s
ten. feline @emablin 3u iperben. @ber
tpie fol- id MIDI Yllforb's e~rpebren?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12

nift ieben fonnte. pGbreno Tie oieie
@orte baifig berpor1tieB.
$50 iino mir alio iest perlobt,
@pitb", fubr er poqitdnbig gei6Gftss
mdBi9 fort, sic iinb bereit. ben
Nanen 9abp Srepor nit Dem 9aop
Gbitb Sulforo 6u bertauiden.
@ann?"
SD babe MIDI in mein Ghidial
erseben, ipeil Sic mid ba5u 5ipineen",
ipra6 2aop Srepor NIT Letter Stims
me, .aber i6 tbue oas nur inter Der
8ebinguns. paB unlere @erlobun9
pdbreno u~nieres Iuientbaltes in
S6ottlanb unb pieraebn Gage mad,
u%nierer Hiidfebr naf 2onoon eebeim
gebalten miro"
Isle itellen Seoineunsenl 8enn
i'd oieielben mn berperie?" froate
er nit Setonung.
Sam perne id es barulf antoms
men laiien!" perieete lie fat bart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-12
fir bas Sabr 1907.

Steier beftdusseftdttete, 207 2eies
ipalten umfanenbe unb reid iIu>
~ltrierte aalenSec bat folseuben Sns
bait:
8~paitansisss aafsnbarixm mit smSli
nenen Observation-Disclosures in
@ort nnb Bib, ben Ib6ilouuaen
Dor 5u6lf nemen WDnatsbeiligen
nit be9leitsnoer poetii6er 2eeenbe
bon Gorb. Yere9rina.
Neniabrssruk 0 B. q. Rebel
berger.
Gbriftlihe Sranenibeale. Won P.
IIeganber 8aumgarts
ner, S. j. = Wfit bier 8iloern
na6 81. 9 It er.
Der 8etbrnber. g~r5G6lung bon
8onrab bon goIanben n.
Naaria MN Gnke bes areuses. @es
piGt bon p. aIeranber
8aumgartner, S. j.. gu
benz s~leidnamisen Sarbenbrmd
mad Dem Originate beg Heoemp>
toriitenbruberS @ar g dmaI5l I.
Der WarHsrbamernbnb. g~r5abluns
bon u. Sruf1fa.
Der Claude beriett Serge. grsd6s
lung aus unieren Easen bon g.
@tIler.
0eiunbbeitlides.
Sas Sdtuebenfreus. Cine Geididte
aus barter 3eit. @enbel. benz
giniiebelranne, na6ersdblt bon
linton S6ott.
Selig iinb bic 4rmen. graGhIuna
bon sc. b. Gnbfersbergs
Habntdi.
bon SrieOri6 Sbieme.
DaS ,ueiRe 2idt. Dem Sinnii6en
na6ersdblt bon s. b. &dnel.
slbi, Der Ginsise. SumoreSfe bon
q. Sru d a. Sluitriert bon
g. & einide.
@iuieppa. Sarbenbrud nod benz Sc
mdlbe bon g. bon @Iaas.
Sabresrmnbfham bon DR.. Sent
(Stto bon S6a9ins) NIT bielen
9ilbern.
Wiele pri6tise Srisinaliauitratiunen
ppn beiudbrten Siinftlern idmiiden
bicfen neuen Sabreang, meldcr
aud ,uieber ben b~eltebten @anb-
falenber entbalt.
Nus Dem Sbengenannten tann ii6
Seber elm llrtbeil bilben ii6er all
bEs Sntereiiante, mas in u%nierer
Rrdmie gu finoen lit.
8ir ienbeu Sbneu ben 8nlenber
foltenfrei. penn Sic ioslei1 Sbren
riidltdnbieeu Announcements : Setrag.
unD $500 fir @orauSbe5ablung eins
I6iden. Senbeu Sic ben Sctra9
prompt Elm, penn Die 2adfrage lit
cine sroBe unb es oirfte infer 8prs
ratb i6neu bergriffen fem.
I6tunespou
9uren5 @Dnner,
8ei6dftsfiibrer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-05
FOOTBALL WEIGHED
WITH COAL LANDS
SWarthmOre College In
Awkward Position.

SWARTHMORE, PA, Dec. A.
(SpeciaD AT meeting of the board
of managers of Swarthmore College
held recently the committee appoint
ed to examine the coal lands be-
oueathed to the college in the will of
late Anna T. Jeanes, of Philadelphia,
on condition that the college should
abolish intercollegiate sports made
report. in which it said that to de-
termine the value of the lands 1t
would be necessary to engage a coal
engineer and that the committee stat
ed that the hiring of an engineer
would involve large expenditure of
money and that they had requested
the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting OF
Friends of Philadelphia who will re-
ceive the property in case Swarth-
more does not accept the bequest, to
advance the necessary money, with
the proviso that it would be returned
in case Swarthmore refused to abo,-
ish sports.
DR.. Joseph Swain, president of the
college, in a statement in which he
reviewed the entire subject, and in
which he held that the question was
not one of abandoning intercollegiate
sports, but was one of college policy,
said:
Il doubt the wisdom of accepting
without qualification, the conditional
gift of Anna T. Jeanes even if the
property is worth $1,OOO,OOO or more.
But am even willing and anxious
to try the experimental the value
of the gift is very large, that the
property revert to the executors OF
the estate of Anna T. Jeanes in case
the gift is found, after fair trial,
to be of less value to the highest in
terest of the college than the Lace
of freedom of action of board which
the condition of the will imposes"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-05
BARMAIDS WILL NOT
BE DRIVEN OUT
Protest Made to English
Home Secretary.

LONDON. Dec. 4.-(SpeciaD The
English barmaid is safe. At least, she
will not be legislated out of exis-
tence by the present Liberal govern
ment
The report was circulated that
Home Secretary Gladstone was con-
templating the inclusion of clause
in his forthcoming bill relating to
the reform of the license law that
should declare the employment of
girls and women in bars illegal
A deputation accordingly waited
upon the home secretary for the pur-
pose of showing him that such legis-
lation would inflict great harm upon
a large and generally deserving class
of women. The deputation consisted
of twelve women, nine of whom are
members of the Barmaids Political
Defense League.
AS membership in this association
is strictly limited to women and the
association is rather deficient in the
matter of orators, three women con-
nected with the Women's Reform
Movement acted as spokeswomen.
One of the trio informed Mr.. Glads-
tone that harmaids, on the whole,
were better paid and better looked
after than women of any other trade
followed by Englishwomen.
Mr.. Gladstone, in reply, said the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-05
COTTON CONTRACTS
MADE GOOD GAINS
Sales Locally at II IA to
II IL Gents.

At the opening of the cotton mar
ket yesterday prices jumped 10 to rs
points over the close for the day be-
fore Liverpool was about as due at
their opening but by the time the
American markets were ready the
English market had overcome the
early losses and was actively on the
road to higher values. Spot sales
in that market were enormous and at
an advance of 10 points. AS was to
be expected, the advance in the Liver
pool market, which had held back for
so long in the face of the recent adj
vance on this side, was the signal
for a response here. Prices were
pushed beyond the opening gains
but at the best flood of selling or
ders, of which large number were
from the South, came on the market
and the bulge following the opening
was more than lost. The close in
the American markets was at gains
of 10 to % points as compared with
the figures at the close for Tues
day.
New York opened 13 to 26 points up
with December slightly in the lead.
January then made quite a gain, with
the other positions trailing some
distance behind In the afternoon
the market weakened, the close being
practically at the low point for the
day, 10 to IS points above the previous
close with the tone steady. Spot
prices were advanced 10 points. New
Orleans opened IS to % points up,
December leading, and after little
irregularity moved to a still higher
level. The close was at the lowest,
steady p to % points above the close
for Tuesday. Spot quotations were
unchanged.
Liverpool was due 2 to points
lower and opened 1 IL to points
down. At the o'clock call the los
SeS Udu D6Su luluCu lli'C 5"AAH' "a y
to points. The close was steady, 10
points above the final figures for
Tuesday. Spot prices were marked
up 10 points to 6.33d, with sales of
$4,000 bales.
In the local spot market the de-
mand continued throughout the day.
When New York was at the highest
good-sized block of choice cotton
was sold on the basis of IL 1-2 cents
for good middhng AS prices in the
controlling market eased off, local
buyers were bidding on a good mid
ding basis of IL 3-S cents and then
Ii IA cents. At the two prices some
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-05
FIRST AMERICAN
IN HOUSE LORDS

LONDON, Dec (SpeciaD AL
bert Kirby Fairfax, the New York
clerk, has decided to assume the title
of Lord Fairfax and to take his seat
in the house of lords. When the fact
that he had inherited the title and
estate Of Lord Fairfax was first an
nounced to the young man, he de-
clared that the English peerage had
no attractions for him and that he
would refuse to assume the title.
Since then, however, he has appar-
emily changed his mind and will re-
nounce his allegiance to the United
States and become subject of King
Edward.
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DUNCAN MERCANTILE GO.
and III Forsyth ST. John R. Shaw's Old Stand.

cotton changed hands, the total about
equaling the size of the lot sold ear
lier at 10 IL cents basis. All offer
ings were readily sold. The receipts
by wagon for the day were 73 bales.
Quotations are advanced is of a
cent from the day before.
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SALE OF
FINE DRAWN WORK

Here's something for the ladies'
two hundred pieces beautiful fancy
drawn work, the prettiest ever shown
in Americas The sizes are "a by "a
inches, 80 by 30, &c by SO, Is by SO,
is by 81 inches. These beautiful
pieces range in value as high as 81,
but today they will be sold, choice at
50 cents per piece. Beautiful for
Christmas presents. This sale begins
at 8 o'clock this morning Come
early for choice selections.
DUNCAN MERCANTILE co.
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Stan. Prints and PerCaIeS 6 lloyd.

Monday morning we will place on
sale special purchase of three
thousand yards of standard prints
and ga percales, at 61ac yd. Great
variety of new patterns, all fast col
ors (none sold to merchants) here
Monday and Tuesday at per yard 6hc.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-05

Committees from the grand jury
were busy yesterday examining books
of county officers and getting ready
their general presentments.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-05

An Eastern banker declares the fin
ancial depression to be due to psy-
Geological influence. Down this way
it has been purely sociological
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-05

Is de cullud folks gwine on asked
as de cullud folks court gwine on"
asked an old darkey at the courthouse
yesterday And the array of cases in
dicated him a good guesser.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-05

r. K Webb's hack now in service.
Calls answered promptly. Phone 81
for hack, or best line Of groceries.
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