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DIR. WILEY.

school. for his fund OF general
knowledge Is greater and his mental
equipment IS far more diversified.
Dr. Wiley, to whose persistence the
enactment Of the Pure Food law at
the last session Of congress was large
~ due, is a firm believer in this. In
fact. he lends personal and practical
encouragement by acting on the fac
ulty Of the George Washington uni
vcrsity. which has sp,endidly
equipped Department Of Medicine
and maintains one of the best ana
most favorably known hospitals in
the national capital. Although his
governmental duties are onerous, Dr..
Wiley finds time to join heartily in
the campaign this institution is max
ing In an effort to establish Itself az
the great national university. The
need for such an institution long has
been recognized, and the movement
has been acclaimed by President
Roosevelt, every member OF his cab
met ana scores OF other public me-.
and prominent educators. The collec-
ton of an endowment fund Is nov
under way.
The problem of increasing the
length Of human life. however, is to
be given another advance. if q pro
posal made by Or. Wiley is carried
out. When he was in France recent
81, whittier he went to examine into
the manufacture of wines, he dis
covered the disparity existing be-
tween the pure food laws OF this
and other countries. Articles for hui
man consumption manufactured In
the United States and intended for
export, in a number of cases, di.
not comply with the laws of the coun-
try to which they were TO be con.
signed. although they met fully the
legal requirements of the United
States. Foods manufactured or pre-
pared abroad. and intended for this
country, faced the same disieulty.
Now 1t is proposed that n great
international Pure Food congress be
held, either here or in some Euro
pean country, and a uniform code be
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-17
BONAPARTE DENIES HE'LL QUIT
Attorney General ON Way TO Chicago,
Says Report Is False.

Boston, Sept. 17.-"You may state
positively that my resignation is not
in the hands of the president and that
there is no likelihood OF its being Of
feged," sair United States Attorney
General Bonaparte today at the Hotel
Bonaparte preparatory to his trip to
Chicago to take up the case of the
against the Chicago and
Alton railway.
According TO a dispatch in a morn
ing paper he had resigned on account
of the granting of immunity to the
Chicago and Alton.
1t was stated that the attorney gen.
eral had learned with amazement that
immunity had been promised in ev-
cry other case against the Chicago
and Alton. where other roads had
been equally culpable with the oil
Mr.. Bonaparte. it was said,
was indignant at the outlook and had
declared that this was the last straw
in the situation which had found him
at best not in very close touch with
his subordinates.
When asked about the various
points Mr.. Bonaparte rejoined pleas
antly:
81 am not amazed and | am not in
dignant. The story is entirely with
out authorization"
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adopted. In this way there would b,
no clash of laws, and the highest
standards could be fixed and main
tanned by International cooperation.
u Is likely that, as an outgrowth of
the plan. a board of expert chemists
Will be created, representing every
nation having pure food laws in OPP
Grafton. In this way complaints
could be heard promptly and differ
enCes adjusted.
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HELD FOR RoBBlNG A CHARITY
Man Who Claims to BE a Clergyman
Is Locked Up In New York.

New York, Sept. 17-Edward +.
Matthews. 81 years old who said he
was a clergyman and lived in Brook
Ign, was arrested by the police of
Brownsville station last night on a
charge OF burglary made by Rev. VIII
liam \. Crosby, head OF the Helping
Hand association, which he says
does charitable work in a small
way"
The specific charge against Mat
thews is that that he entered the
chapel of the organization and stole
bonnets, a badge of the society. two
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-17
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE
Will Hold Rally ut broadway Neth0-
dist Church Thursday Evening.

Thursday evening at 1880 O'Clock
the Paducah antl-saloon league viii
hold a rally at the Broadway Metho-
dist church. Rev. w. T. Boiling viii
deliver an address.
No definite action towards endors-
ing candidate for the state legis.
lature was taken Sunday at Lone Oak
by the county anti-saloon league. The
meeting was short. and action on en-
dorsing a candidate deferred until
September "a.
The Evening Sun--fnc. a week. >
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Esq. USHER REELECTED.
Chairman of Graves County Tobacco
GrOMers' Association

Mayheld, Ky, Sept. 1.-THE
Graves County Dark Tobacco Associa-
ton met at the court house in May
field Saturday afternoon and the pre-
cinct committeeman went immediate
ly behind closed doors for the election
of q chairman.
The committeeman finally return
ed into the circuit court room and
through their spokesman, Capt. ]. r.
Daughaday, announced that the COM
mitteemon had reelected Esquire j.
w. Usher, chairman; Jack Dawson
vice chairman, and T. ]. Carman,
-secretarv-
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tie and house wings have been paint

ate and house wings have been paint
ed. ff
In the supreme court section a
large amount of painting has been
done, the robing room being espe-
cially decorated. A large exhaust fan
has been installed over the. senate
chamber. The substitution OF more
modern plumbing for the old style
has continued. In the hall of the
house all of the 400 mahogany desks
have been scraped and refinished.
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Use Sun want sds. for results.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
SECURITIES VALUES LOWER.
RENEWED SELLING PRESSURE WEAKENS GENERAL
PRICE LEVEL.
Further Copper Stocks d0ese Trade Condo"s
Premium on Currency Higher.

year. the position OF the money market does
not encourage the hope among conservative in
terests that active buIl speculation in securities
can be successfully handled. The situation is
emerging from the effects Of blow, ana the
quickest way to offset this Improvement Will
be found in active speculation. The banks have
it within their power TO prevent reckless specu-
lation, and it is to be hoped they will exercise
their priv ilege SO that necessity will not arise
again for Ine formation OF q bankers pool 10
lend millions to the stock market on the basis
OF 80 per cent or more Tor overnight require
Inents. Underlying conditions sound, but
there is enough on the surface of an untavorable
nature to warrant an extremely inactive stock
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There was little interest shown IN the rndIHre ~
r.. o,,ride sac1,ritieS Price movements were
slightly irregular There fair inquiry ior .lIs
high nriced specIalties- The copper stochs' s4teL
aa-Iy firrnness were inclined sag on the easier
.o,dc,cv IN the metal Butte Coalition after gam
of 4 ran off IA. Boston improved sinal lIdc.-oI @
C,,nberIand-EIy and Nevada ConsoIdateu w. w.
n gain of a. Nipissing and Greene-Cananea muctu,
ated fractionalIy. United Copper was Gull anu anu
beavv Standard OF strong at furtI4eI III
-,-oysr,ent of 5 points Chicago subway was STEADY
Manhattan Transit firm Northern SeCurllles IT,
"e,uhs'' were UP s12.50. International SaiC "do
80, =. no,nt In bonds Adams Express Is were
doTrn a point and New Haven SIS were up "a
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cail money in
London, u HzA FER cent Open market discount
rate for short bills. x as per cent. long bills.
5ss 15zs per cent Berlin discount rate, 67s per
cent Paris discount rate, 44sL per cent Paris
exchange on London. 25 francs IS centimes. Bar
sold ia 101sd Berlin exchange on London 90
marks So p.eangs
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money So per cent; for the account s3s French
r.riez IS francs 57A centimes.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
ttons for government bonds. compared with Mon
days:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04

MONEY MARKET-Money on call opened at
per cent; highest S per cent; lowest, per -Ii,r
closing 496 per cent; last 1oan per cent ruIlls
rate, per cent Time money was stin scare. er
a few made Rates. 10 "a IL per cent to
sixty TO ninety days. per cent for four inoii.iI
and to per cent for six months MercanHa Mea ~
naper continued dull. An occasional sale ott "a
town. high rates practically constitutes tne ,,ot
ness Mercantile paper was quiet rates oeihS dN'
ed nouinalIy and 10 per cent
CURRENCY MARKET-The market for cur
rencv was higher operating at IA per cent ao-
vanring TO . per cent the closing figure. An1
was an active demand from interior banks. ~
evidently expected call from the Controller Vi @ @
narentIy were anxious to make a good showins'
practically at the expense OF the Me-" forh ,.a.ed
tions. More than S1,OOo,ooo currency
hands.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign excnanse es
market opened easier with cables quoted at 4S 10
ISL demand sterling at 4S610@ 4.S615, and Sixty
d., hills AZ 4s064S0A the latter showing some
advance on account of lower London ul9'o shn-,
Short francs were around BIS IS, anu soiI -
roIcbsrnarks 94l1-l6. Demand sterling Ieii u
4S590 decline of 20 points from the openlis, pS
recovered practically the entire loss IN l,e .,i-
Cables were 4S.1S 49, =; qgIa' biIIs at 4se@
4snH Short francs held around 51ss Jess i-A'
and short reichsmarks az 81 11-l6
BANKERS posted rates were as foHo"s-
Sixty days Deinanq;; saq;
Germany reichsnarks. rks...--.-.-.. % ss sSf1.
Paris francs c: - - 5.23l. SIS.
SNiIzsrie.d rIar. iIar. 40 4o1s
81 premium St Louis, 15c premium o4u Sc O
CISCO sight 1Gc discount, telegraph pal - ,,,-,
leans commercial 75c discount bank 81 pfenuti u
Cincinnati 12Ac premium: Savannah OuSiNe wv
discount selling 75c premium
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. excnanses'
s331S73 73os1; balances, s13,O64b12: Cnic"iSo go. -
changes s3955s.345. balances s215o,.Ss: b9stD I.I
exchanges s26s33.675. balances SlS9o,-is - 20
more exchanges s4,911.046. balances sofo' 'S-
Philadelphia, exchanges S275S''S'S' Dzlis'i'eS
667419.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. % &c MeHea It
silver dollars 451.c. Bar silver in LONDON cIoseN
at 26 1I-I6d; unchanged
; COLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 13: Lisbon IL
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexican eHchanse oA'
New York is quoted at POI Il.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS--Custons receipts
renorted from Washington, sS71.361: Internal r.Ee
nue. receipts s496173; miscellaneous receip's: s9I,
s0e Receipts for the day, s1,4oSS50; expenditures
81 400 OOo Receipts for the month 10 date' soS'o;
73s: expenditures. s4700.0O0; excess OF eApeLu
tures s11O9262. Receipts for the year 10 date
s273 53s: expenditures. s275,591'oS9' excess o
expenditures s1S77,520.
SUB-TREASURY--Tte Sub-Treasury was cieu
ftor 10 the Clearing House SSi.SSS
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

1901 1aoe. 1905.
vseE 4nded Dec. 81 sII 3n3 OF
YrcuI J,nuHy 57e "a ss5 Eeiisoa5
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
rNrERNArtoNaI. SILVER COMPANY.

Meriden Conn. Nov. 27th. 1907
At "a meeting If directors of this Company. held to-
sieN dividend OF and one-half per cent ti2ecl
vas declared Preferred Capital stock. payable
1905, stockholders OF record Decem
ber nth, 1907.
and reopened January 2nd, 10 A. II
viii be mailed
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing 1922
FURNISHED By szartwout Appeazelsr. No. ST.
vice sutt-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
REPUBLIC IRON & STEEL COMPANY.

quarterly dividend 1s.cc upon Preferred Stock Of
ts, Company been declared payable DeceInbr 2ist
70 stockholders close Of business
December 9th 1897. Transfer Books of the Company
10th Common Preferred. Will the close Of
lrines. O'Clock p NJ. December 9th. 1907. and
opened December 23Td. 1907
II. I. RowND. Secy. G. Treas.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Dec. 3, p m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities was weak. Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
RAILWAY srEEI-sPRING COMPANY.

nEIRoIT & MACKINAc RAILWAY COMPANY; 40
Wall street, New York City. November 25th. 1907
a dividend or e-half per GID has this
preferred capital stock of this
Company payable January I'd. 1908 the office OF
HENRY K McHARG. Wall New York to
,toctholder~ off business De
eber l4th The preferred stock transfer books
viii close December 14th 1907 reopen January
Al ICES C r COr.EBRooK. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
DiUidend Notices.

The Hooking Valley Railway Company.
Columbus Ohio. December 3ro- l9oI-
The Board of Directors has this day declared 8
Se,ni-arnuaI dividend CT TWO PER CENT I2eo( on
the Preferred capital stock and semi annual oiVl-
Aand Of TWO PER CENT (eToG on the Common cap
this Company PAYABLE on and after jan
18th 1905, the Office Of Messrs J. P Morgan
= fo-nnanv New York City stockholders OF record
the close OF business
Te.ce-oter 23rd 1aO. VIM y. COTT. Treasurer.
RAILWAY STEEI-SPRING COMPANY
N BROADWAY. York. November 20, 1907
quarterly dividend ONE AND THREE-QUAR-
YF.RS PER CENT Gssrog has this day been declared
on m. Preferred Stock of this Company. payable De-
rsrne- 20h 1907 to stockholders Of record December
10th 1907 az sressrs Harvey Fisk & Sons. g. Cedar
York City
rra-sf=- books OF .fse Preferred viii closed
Dece and re-opened December 21st
1907.
RAILWAY sTEEL-sPRING COMPANY.
r. Carnahen, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
BONDS.

FURNISHED bv J. Thomas IS
| New York and 10 Exchange Place. Boston-)
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04

ENLISTED.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04

interchangeable, fcsupoa 1ReSissereA.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
sAnd interest.
FERRY sTockA
BOSTON SrockA

FURNISHED By r I. Day 6 Co. No. ~ wan sszssAb
Dec pec3I pee psci
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

s3a 4O1 Total sales for the day. 'Unlisted-
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BURIED IN CEMENT.

The ssey - an Arss osy Wns Re-
rsuas,s nshs~msesr,sr.
AccoraiA. 80 bstpr, ,h~r~ ~ss born
about tL~ wear i,1i ~ Arab Ssy
sAm~d Geronimo. Ne ~s> .spturvd "
lpfaucy h, tns Spsnish gstrlaou ~
Orsu. aud ~hea about ~igllt ,~sfs I'D
b. escaped from his csptors snd ~ent
back to hl. fsmiis wing sss NohsIn
w~dsp unti tue age of i~euy eve
lie gheu roiutari,s returned 10 brsn
aud rssup Ell ibv Christina lif~ which
be bad adopted previously wien IN
the hand "f the spanish snth"Fltsss
few y-Af~ later he went on cast
inx rsld with parry ~ spsni. rAs,
bur The re- td-rs were themselves cap
tured u, Moorish corssir aud
brought to AIxiers Here the aueMpt
WAS made TO convert him 10 Nohsn
mechanism hut he psrsistenHy refused
to embrace that faith. 40 that Ne ~ss
tried and condemned to die. his sands
were tied behind his back. aud DE waa
cast alive face downward into BLOCK
OF concrete then being prepared for
the Fort DIES Ningt Qusfre h$urss,
then binding Careful u"ie ras iskeA
Of the spot ~ Haido. = spanish 6eua-
dtctiux missionary 10 Alx,ers. WV
prayed TIE time might come When The
Lord would pave The ~! Tor e's eA
huma,iou and tbristisn burial IN
1883 the French found II necessary 10
DESTROY the fort. and the data eft ~
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LOCAL NEWS -
. >>>>A - , .
The Saui,ol offer expires as
Miss Juani,a Ray Is visltY u Eu
r. 8 Cronk I Co. sci bofins
cheap. =
Miss Mary Miller has I'd he'd "a
Corsicana.
Miss Dora Patterson we . DAT
las this morning
See r. 3. Croua L Co |fe you
buy your roofing - II
MIR. and Mrs. G. l.. Br spent
Monday In Dallas.
See Il. u. Mcomhs TOD re and
Tornado Insurance. II
Fireworks OF all kindly off to-
day and night Ea,itorijcl 23l
Our prices are right rI|I on fire
works See them. EatitH,I 23l
Wanted---Ten teams 81 1ul cot
ton seed. Planters Cottonf Co. o3l
Buy your pumps from{ C:onh
Co All kinds Prices ~A down n
Today. Tuesday ~ilM be the
last day for the premium1 at Ear
iy's. 23i
Fire, Fireworks OF all kids l-3
Off for New Year celebratyn1 Eati-
torium. 22l
When you need plumber. call
70 pnr
phones 81 II
Miss Queen Coliey OF 1 ly and Dr..
A. Sullivan of Oklahone City are
guests of Mrs. Cole Bailey
II you want oysters, fresh, pure.
natural flavor and solid Ymeats, get ,
the Seal-Shipt at H. n. Nouns. #
Neptune's choicest contribution 10
the table is the SealSh pit oyster |
You can get them at II. n Nycum's |
Nj. and Mrs. X, p. Myers OF Wei !
linston, Texas. who hayk been visit !
ing in the city. lef, for home Monday |
night. /
This is the last day to secure 81. 20 ,
worth OF Sanitol toilet articles for |
~. 1--WE Ilbou q Nuii IN f'"i oAutl
today. 23l [
Mrs. D. B. Moore and grauddaugh- I
ter. Lucille, returned yesterday from
visit to relatives at Decatur and
Dallas II
Ice and oysters separate-thats
the secret OF the delicious flavor of
Seal.-Shipt oysters. 7 sell them. II.
~ Nycum II
Roberts l. Warren have opened a
blacksmith shop in new building II
on Madison street. erected for them
nv r Il Moffptt
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\ New Phone |
| 148 | !
ROYCE ITEMS.
Boyce. Texas. Dec. 3l.-The Boyce
public school opened Monday after
weeks vacation for the Christmas
holidays, with q much larger attend
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Hlit. Clothes called Tor and HeIlVeT-
sd. Red Front Tailor shop, Terry
Green, Proprietor, II
EOST-Thursday on Main street or
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mo aud the cavity lett by bis body
.rna ,..ns~ "a arc removed Dee =. 1SAS

and given Christian burial. AND they
now rest IN massive s,oue ssrcovha-
gus in the cathedral. A plaster casr
was made Of the cavity aud sftsrward
photoxra pheh. Cement Age.
AN UNcONQUEREp PEAK.
Lizard hsad en- Mount Wilson Has 0s'
FED the Climbers.
The mountains and pea - NJ tue SAL
Jusu IN northwestern colorado PR
sent a different appearance FROM any
or the northern Rockies.
They are yrAnder. mare PERCEPTIONS
with sharper pinnscies aud more jsx
xed Ia outline. Ia height Mounts Asss
I've. Elber, aud Blanca slightly ""'
rank tbos. Of the Sxu Juan. but no
where eisx IAN b. found whole yrouPs
OF mountains rearing the1r heads f"
aud above l4WN' feet.
Mount Wilson'S 2!U feei-the d"ki-
iuant peak y QUE Of he most massive
in The ~uirv Rocky mouhts'u rsaxs.
lust vnst of this mountain 10 Tue re
liz
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3pOut Squire, prUUdDI! 1T PICtuIt
show child's white fur collar. Finder
nIpase return TO this office 23l
ESTRAYED-From 40S Kaufman
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dnd pethanked by Tom Forrest, 23lp
FOR SALE or FOR RENT--After
Ian the house ON College street
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occupied by Mrs. Cleveland. G. c.
Hroce. If
EOST--White setter with black
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er return to Doc Kidd and be re-
Earded. Old phone 24J 231p
EANTED--To press your Christmas
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00tn, Midlothian, leXaS, Z3lp
I.tW,ANT to buy house, or
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=. Ybunkblood, Sl7 Williams street
kOST--Combinatio leather hitch
3tran for TWO horses. Finder return
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kOR RENT--January /, building
Nrmerly occupied by IT, y. Nycnm.
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SEINHr, Shirt UIaVk So" VTS+ 10
FOR RENT-Three room house Bull
hrd Heights. See John Kendrick,
233
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NANIEU+-1 our tIUINts 70 CItIH
and press. Thee Farley, llo West
Main street II
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FOR SALT--One thorough bred Jer-
sey male, 2 Years old. Joseph Sud
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enterprise
Publishers DAILY LIGHT
n~r Hunt on STREETS.
san Antonio, Texas. Dec 3l-A
deer hunt in the streets OF this city
furnished Wild excitement for a short
time yesterday. Rov Tomlius. a rail
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delivered daily. Is. s. MeCourt. Old
phoue 4Gl II
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23l
- A fNllIl,
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100000 ~~>4> os>~~s
: WANT COLUMN. a
4~~t1> 4o1S . . |
Tonight and wednes.
esy increasing oloudin.ss Warmer i
Van. So; Min Is
fOR Modern fiye-room cot |
age Bird Forrest II
- saa
Wanted-~Teu teams TO haul cot
on seed. Planters Cotton OIL Co. 2:l
1Ok KEET---A nice six room house
&el, located. Apply 10 y J, Thomas.
22l
HAXAHACHlE Hot Mineral water
delivered daily. Is. 5. MeCourt. Old
Phons 4Gl II
EANTED--Your clothes to clean
and press. Thee Farley. 10 West
Main street II!
fOR RENT--January /, building
Rrmerly occupied by II. y. Nycum.
bayless l. Schuster I'll
FOR SALT--One thorough bred Jer
sey male. 2 years old Joseph Sud
oath. Midlothian, Texas 23lpI
I,,W,ANT to buy a house, 3 or 4
rooms, to move on vacant lot. Sam
Border, 2l5 Il. Main street. 2a1p|
nor SALE-Cheap, a gentle family
buggy and saddle horse Apply to
:. Ybunkblood, 3l7 Williams street
Combination leather hitch
strap for two horses. Finder return
and Hethanked by Tom Forrest. 23lp
FOR SALE or FOR RENT--After
Jan. /. the house on College street,
Occupied by Mrs. Cleveland. G. c.
Hroce. If
hOST-White setter with black
spots. Name Sport" on collar. Find
er return to Doc Kidd and be re-
Sarded. Old phone 24j 231p
EANTED-To press your Christmas
suit. Clothes called for and deliver
cd. Red Front Tailor shop, Terry
Green, Proprietor. III
T-Thursday on Main street or
5pout square, probably at picture
show child's white fur collar. Finder
nIease return TO this office. 23l
ESTKAYED-From ios Kaufman
Street. small black SOW pig. 223
FOR RENT--Three room house Bul-
Eard Heights. See John kendrick,
233
WANTED,-Two renters with four
mules each who can run themselves,
TO cultivate 25S acres in Navarro
county. c. X Graves, Rocket, Tex
"a lpd
nWap
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Wn seeo. Planters cotton Oll 60, ssl
eOk KEET---A nice six room house
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-09-26
WOMAN is FOND OF
COLOGNE AS DRINK
Takes Too Much and Starts
Rough House.

SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. Pa uni
que case of alcoholic poisoning came
to the attention of the Salvation army
in this city, and to get rid of its vic
tim, Miss Fannie Dale, thirty-five
years old, a woman of education and
refinement was sent today to Char
lesion. Miss Dale was addicted to
the use of cologne as a beverage. She
would drink all she could get She
was commended to the Salvation Army
which took her in, but last night she
got a supply of cologne, drank it and
proceeded to run all of the inmates
of the quarter out. When Capt. Say
ers returned to the quarters he
found all the female occupants on
the outside and the door locked. Then
the Charleston trip was decided upon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-09-26
ATLANTA TO GIVE WELCOME
To Wisconsin Governor and Party Coming to AndeT-
SOWiIIe.

zens and rpm! ers of the GlyenC"'S $
staff will accompany him to Geor-
gia, the party travelling By special
Pullman train. A reception of some
kind will be rendered the visitors, who
will be urged to spend all the time
possible in Atlanta while nus en-
tour October the 10th is the date of
arrival of the Governor and party
here.