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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-29

SWEET MELODY FLOUR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-29
The Production s. {. 2. SIS

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them for a reason or for fact or an
actin supporter their Indictment to
somebody-any body-'hey are neces-
,sarily dumb. The whels thing Is hut
4 nonsfrous birth o. tielr insginaticn.,
The trouble you are looking for viii
never trouble You II you stop lOs4rlng
~ Eff ehaasfffafn o0f W
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-29

q The popularity Of THE Liz
diminish at the Lyeeum Theat
The Lion and the Mouse
%erIknown in the history Of lth,
"a The play the public have be
The cleanliness OF 1.-THE Il
with establishing Its popularity
dramadtlstands paraH
Chronicle. ., n,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-23
..

Die Sarmers' Union Dol, De
Witt COUNTY bat befdlofen, ihr So
gerbaus in guerU einsurihten.
DIN 2. Wdrs finoet in aerrpiHs
Die Bobl Der DirettDren Der @eii
Eeras 5air NHociatiur ftatt.
= Sn 3errnine aeriei rienlim oet
@ourtbaus > Blab in Urano. Daa
lift m5rtlids gu nebnen. Das lanae
trofene Seas auf benz Blab fling
udmlih 6euer uno oaiielbe breitete
fih ihneu Eber ben garaen Blab aus
Der Geuerwebr oelana eS stuar. oas
Teuer gu l5ideu, ebe erHitliher 6ha.
ben an9eribtet meroen tonnte, bod
iino bic Bdume. Die auf benz Blot
itanoen, gum Teil arg beihdoiet. Sr
Der um1eaeno BON Serrnine flint
pdbreno Der lesten gage tibrigena
nerlhieoene BaitureS nbgebrannt.
&eprdientant BurIefpn bat eine
Bill i'm 6ongre6 einQebraht. Die
$3.50, 900 fttr elm reues BotQebdnot
IN Nuftin bemiuigt.
- YIN Z. W6rs ioa in Weoino
Gnuntb cine Nbftimmuria oariber
ffuttftnoen, oh cine Speaialfteuer onr
Is gents pro 500, oereti Grtrao fiji
Die Berbefferune Der 2anoftraBen Al
p%ertuenoeu 1T, ausaeihrieben rueroer
Iou.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-23
Bur Taftenieit.

Mit Aforementioned f9lieBt nuH NAL,
SficieG Der @orneuai,
DDb Manher, Iiebt man, tute er's treibt
Gin Narr oas aante Sabr lang bleibt.
Stun lit Az oieIer Heit es BramH,
DAT man 5nrueilen faItet audi,
Be5pnberB tper nls gutter ghrift
Noh itreng BEL ieinem Dogma 1T.
Benn man ben Masen iidb nerbarb.
Gin ding, an benz ib0n Nancber ftarb,
Damn lit babel Is futrtlib gut.
@enr1 man elm tpenta foften tut.
l1no pas man ,5afentiih" oft nennt,
SIT nibt 10 Id]limrt, tcent1 mar eS fenTt;
9enn, bab' i'd einert feiuer SLID,
Braub ih niht SleiI6 ouf rtei1em Giib.
9arum mag Sebermarn eS tin
80 bnlteu, tpie erS gerQhe tuiu.
Sb fate uiHt-0u ma9ft es tun,
Wies Seoem einmal pailet nun.
9od fobeft ou gum Slid mid Elm,
SPLIT es audi .6aitenipeile" ieiu,
90 iei gerpiB, onb mrs behagt,
0ob zines nur let Dir geiaet:
Der Slid, 6as 1T elm 8anertter,
uno oas min Ihtpimmen, bort tpie bier,
Drum Jorge audi, bah 81 Der 2ett
Gin gutter Srunt gleib iteh' bereit.
0td1t 8ein nod Bafier rat ib Dir,
Am beiten ihmedt bier Zone Star Vters
Damn 1T Der Siih, tpie man es nennt,
80 rebt in letnem Clement.
9as, elaub mir, 1T elm @6trermahI.
Nndh oes 9ucuIus eigner Wahi.
Bel jebem @atmabl, rat ih Dir.
Bepirt bic 66it' nit Zone gtar Ster.
Sei's audi elm TaFienseit. Seribt.
9ariber slrnt oetn @aft biz niht.
9pA rpeis i5 ems, er iaet Dir Sant,
6eiHf on ibm zone Star Ster Gum
Er1nf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-23
ElE TEXAS WUNDER,

Stue tIetne 5laihe bon Eeras Baaoer,
oaa's srUser gntOeduns, beilt ale 9tie'
ren' uub GIaienIeioen, entfernt Stetne,
9eilt Diabetes. GusHuB, ihruache aaden,
Rbeumatisntus Inb ale unregelm6bis.
tetten Der Niereu Mno Der 8laie bel bel.
ben gelhlehtern, ebeniD 8loienleioen
BET 8iuoern. Beun guer Npotberer es
1itbt nertauft, tbnnt SIR es aegeu gins
len0una bon $1.00 erhalten. Cine tleine
5laihe reibt fur arust Nonnte uno Der.
fehIt ielten Seiluno. 9r. g. 8. 6aG,
aneiniaer Sabritant, 3. 3. 80r 629, ct.
9ouis, Nlp. 3ast guf 8eugniiie ihi6en.
aum &ertauf bel auPn S%ruaatFfet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-23

Ser 600 zines alten oeutidl.
atneritauiIfeu 8eiturtasmannes. BON
gouaro &Dbr. miro aug Wtitnaufee
getneloet. Sr erreihte oaB 6D6e Vie
ter onn 80 Sabreu. Gc tpar allo
glelmseItig audi mnl Der Gltelte inter
ben nod in Qfnerifa Lebenoert Nhts
anoo,erg1ert. oenn er Stanb bereits
I'M teiFen Wannesnlter, ole iiG in
9eutlnlanD Die Stirmte bes tpuen
Sabres erbDben. Mie 10 Ciele Der
aitea ~sgrelheitS tdmpFer. 10 nanote
aud eC iinb in Gmerifa Der Sournolis
ltif gu, in neldar CT freiliGl id1pn
oriiben tdtia 0eweIeu mar. t@r par
Der 8eerInoer Der 8rDDilpuer 5reie
Brei1e". 5hon in ben Siebaiaer
Sabren legte er Die 9eitune oe8 Blot.
tes in Die 5dnbe leines dIteiten Sub,
ues, oes inswiiben audi ihpn Der
itUrbenen @0l. $. 6. Gnhr, unb iie,
bette nod Mtluoufee nber. 100 er
ieitoem BIB su ieinem TD6e aeiebt Bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-23

Ser i'm Beruf iein SikFeif1 Rrapasie.
rem, ooer oft ipdt aufbleiben, Dher Dem
nuruetter iih ousiesen muE. Der tuiro leibt
cine G%rtdltung. ober ourb Didtfebler civ
Magenleieeu befommen. Nnfanes mag
oas uebel unbeoeuteno eribeinen; laBt
man es Ie6uh aniteben, 70 Tam es aur ges
fhbrlifen &rantbeit tser6en. Darum tref.
fe man reGtaeiae 8~ortehrungen. Rift
aur ols iberes 8eilmittel, fDnbern aud
als a%nerfannter Shub seser abe ourd3
uureaelmdBise ober aneeitrenate 1ebens.
tueiie e%ntftehenben &brpcribel finb St.
Bernard HrdnterptlIen unihdtbar. SIR
rs Gents bel NpDthetern sl baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-23
Rpnt @rape auterftanheu.

SIN. U. SertmeG, elm prDminenter
Iabritaut BON 2ucar1a. sc. 6. ia9t:
0ah @ebraud BON orei Slaihen pom
glettrit 8itters fGble ih wie pom
Grabe auferltanoen. Jh litt an Der
Bright ihen aranthelt. Der Bit
ters turirte mid. Weine 2eber' uno
Bioienleioen mar aebobeu. @arnn.
ttert. 8u haben bel NoDlph DreiB
uno ". guhn & 60. 1reis so @ts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-23
ANAKEsIs nerinriht nitht eGninh

ANAkESiS neripriht nidbt SGuinb-
lud1t, Seberleiben, unneroaulidbfeit, 4r66.
linn D6er Sihneraugen au beilen; tuuI
aber aarantiert es iofortiQe 9inoerura
uno Dblige Seiluna Wien. bic an Sd
mOrrbpiOen Ieioen. Gs lit cine Der ieeeu.
reidften grfinounaen oes Snbrhunberts,
fute 10000 Dantbare H~attenten be-
setaen tbaner. Yroben auf 8srlanaeu
an trgeno cine aorefe fOftenfret eeiannt
onrb z. Neustaedter & Co., Box 4216,
New York. 9ftet eub nor Nadabmun,
gen. Ncbtet barnni. saB bic unterIGriit
BON s. Silsbee M. D. fid nuf ieber Seite
Der Shalbtel befinbet.
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ssle4 sizes.

8aeo, Eeras. 20. DECEMBER 1907
Or. 6. 70. Sal, ct. Souls. Mo. 8erter
2err: SIN Sabre 1894 lit ih iehr an
N,ereu. uao Slaien.9eiben. SIR 9eIas
8nnoer turirte mid uno i'd babe ieitoem
ME tuieoer etnos ouoon geIpIrt. Sd
empfehle es eans beionoers. SIR erse.
bener u. g. Il 0 f T.
251 ct. Marp StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-23
t9ine iurrtnnne Neftipn

Dor ieb6 Jabren erbielt i'd cine
tpertuDle Section. idreibt Subn Blea'
iout, Magnolia. Sno. SD nabm
Or. Rings &eue 4ebens Biaen uuo
beTuoe MIDI ieitoem mol. @arautirt.
gu baben bel Gooluh Dreis uno sc.
@ohu & 60. III PSF.
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Stets aat betunSeu.

SD lebte 20 Sabre in gaIiforulen
uno fau0 oaB 8ufleu's 2rnica Sal-
be itets nue BranDs, Sbnitt. uno On
aere Bun0en bette. Iaat gaas. 8nl.
ters. Qlegbann. Sierca So. @aran.
tiert. 3u baben bel Goolpb Dreif
nno Sc. gphn & 90. III 25 gta.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-23

2ena M. 2inf an Sohn .. Sipple,
@runofi6e in Der Suutb 6eights Go'
oitiDn; So.
s. VI. 9ir1ner u. Soa g. 9bump'
Ion. @runohiide an Der South Str.
$4,000,
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Wns Wpr(in nirA opn

aus DerlIN mEr0 9emeE0ef'
Das 8eiun Der orei Sertreter 6ea
Ser5ugtums Braunihmeia i'm &eiGs'
tug um cine NuoienS beim &aiIer if
ablGldaia beIhieoen iuoroen. Den
Betenten lit beoeutet mDroen, 0aR cie
SteQung oes Eailers in Der brauns
Idueigiihen gbrDnfoleeEraoe LATHAM
betonnt iei. Der Bunoesrat siebe bic
Gneele9enheit gegenwdrtia in grtpds
guna unb merbe feline gntifeiouue
0eInAGhit obaeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-23

Naienz Doer pals : Ratarrb rplro
iofort beieitigt uno permanent turirt
ourb ,,SurD 1prmaliH''. (Gimer
& MmenS). Sn allen aputbeteu
gu 6nben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-23

- Sobn s. Bolton, DeHentIi@er
Wutar. @runoeieenturi1. Geent fiir
Benii0nsanIpriihe. @de erUdetts
uno 0auorrD' StrnBe. aeeeniiber BON
oer San IntDriD @rpres." Renes
TeIepbUn 439.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-23

8eht 80 yurgtaGler .
Satupnu ne st e ftaurant I, Bill
litas StraBe nebeH osr 9aae Der 0er'
nnnnsi6bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-23

- Sn @iesbaben berridt fiber elm
Wert BON B~ubenb6uoen Die er6Ste
Gmp0runa. Doa bprtiee @uftap
5tebtagaD entmot If auf oas Snmer'
fte beibdoiat rporoen. Nab Den
S6tern nirb eifrtg ~geiabnoet.
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8ett lit bic NrDbs.
9aS 3eugntS UOn 8nr8ert Der
Sf0St San Mnt0nto bettebt
Ote VrObe.

Die Yrobe oer8eit eradblt Die aanse
8elAi6te. Das Bublifum iubet
Geiht 6eraua, nperrt es ourh Wttsres
pr6IentatiDnel1 aet6uiht uiro un6 rur
na8 mirfliGe Geroienft tam oie4Srobe
Der Belt beitehen.
Die 8emobner nDn San NntDnio
a~nertennen oas 8erbient uno nDr
niefen WDnaten enb0rfierten 8emUbs
uer BON San NntDniD 9pan's Seize.
rens Bilen uno Ite tun eS iebt nod.
8nrbe elm Wann Elm 8euant5 aus=
fteGeu, ruie bas fulgenoe, Ohne naB
er ~aberseugt tpdre. oaB Der Irtifel
geraoe oa8 tut, mas er o0raeidriebes
ner 8eiie tun fol-? Cine Gur. Die
beiteben bleibt, lit es, mas Elm Ries
~rentranfer baben mill.
Der Zimmerman s. Murales,
316 1T bDuftpn GtraBe, San Ins
tDnip, Teras. m%ubnbaft, ifreibt:
nG[8 i'd i'm W1ai 1903 in SIS Sic
bente StraBe mpbnte. hDrte ih, ooB
9oan'S Nierens BiQen in Der 8erar
Drug So. uerfauft. merben. SD
oerihaffte mir cine 56adtel. Die
mir 10 gut tat. oaB i9 mein 3euauts
Der GerDffentlibung iitereab. inoem
it touitatierte, oaB Die 8iIIen einen
peiniaenoen Shmers it, t1eirert &i.
Gen, Nierer uno 2enoen beieitigten
uro ebeniu Die Shuieriafeit, gu uris
nieren. Die felt nerihteoenen Sabrer
beitanoen bate. Wdbrenb Der stpei
Sabre. Die ieitoem oerfoiien ftno.
oaB ib oieies 3euants abgab, babe
ih beitdnoie in msinem 5anbwert
aearbeitet. meiren &aGen in ieoer
m0gltben Weiie aebraudbt, aber bic
Geiben uno StDrun9en Iiu0 ME mies
her9efehrt uno Die Sur NAT uoQtoms
men.
Gum 8ertauf bel alien S1notern.
Breis SO gents. Softer . Mi[burn
Co.. Buffalo, Seem @ort. alIeinige
Naenten fir Die Ser. Staten.
grinnert @uh oss 0amens Dpan
uno nehmt tpine unoeren.
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gdslt9e gOurttten snIatwaeeu

nab @aliFurnien, ebenlu mad ct.
9ouis pia geras & Bacific 8abn
0bne 8ehiel. S@reibt an iroenh
einen 9iGet : Naenter tueeer, oieIee
aeueu Dienites Doer an g. 3. Tur.
ner, @eneral'B aiiaaier. Geent. BAL.
los. 2ernS.
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WaMbarn npnroen enttauIeat.

Sd bate midi faft sn Tuoe 9ebu,
ftet uno bic Radborn firdteten fir
nletn 9eben. ihreibt Wrs. Goa I'M
capber, BON @rDpertonn, Start 60,
Sao. Sh babe fte aber aetdulht.
nabm Or. Sings Neue Gntoedune
uno muroe aebeilt. Gut ge9en 6u.
fen uno @rfdltnne. Ru bnben Bel
Goolph Dreih mno Sc. @Dbn e So.
su SO Cts. unb ST.. BrobefIalGe frei.
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- Bum 0berprdfibenten Der 8rue
nin5 Shlesmia 6olitein an STEELE
oes firslid9 penli0nirten Serrr b.
Dewib lit YanDrnt a. .. b. 8alum
ernannt moroen. 2ebterer lit 6err
auf SdtoB 8oiiee in Shlesmie. 0ol.
ftein,
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Der Dilettantisn,us lift Die al,
ritatur Der Ruuit.
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Serb. StaHel,
@auSIuua

Sautems9 aHOlun8.
5duoler in Seu nnb @etreioe, utemIIien
fir Milhpirtihaiten, @efllgeIfarmen unh
5leiiher. Reaes Gel. S72. altes Sci. fsI
riua. S29% Cf'Gommerre. gtrast,
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-06-07
Exposition In Washington

Joaquin Miller, the poet Of the Sier-
ras, left with the president a few
days ago a long written suggestion
that the burning Of Washington in
1914 be celebrated in 1914 by an expo
sition in this city.
ave ought to have a big celebra-
tion,' said Mr.. Miller, t'to show the
world what we have done in hun
dred years. We've built capital and
great city, and we have made the
greatest progress of any country in the
world. We ought to show the nations
Of the earth just what we have DONE"
For Public Buildings.
Senator Hepburn proposes that the
government shall at once purchase all
eAe land between Pennsylvania ave-
nue., the Mall, the Capitol grounds and
Fifteenth street and that as govern
ment buildings are needed they shall
time he proposes that the land shall be
cleared and added to the parking space
Of the city.
Senator Hepburn proposes that here
after all government buildings located
in this city shall be erected upon this
land and shall be Of such harmonious
architecture and arrangement as to
make the government buildings COM.
bnation Of all that is beautiful and
adequate to the wants of the service.
Area to BE Acquired.
A bill to accomplish this purpose has
been introduced in the senate by Mr..
Hepburn. The property to be purchas-
ed involves twenty-five squares and
i've reservations that contain 2022,164
square feet Of land. The government
now owns within the area indicated
land aggregating 1855, 149 feet, COM
prised in five squares, together with
the Haymarket square, the Center
Market square and streets and parks.
To Cost $1O,OOO,O0O.
For this purchase the sum Of $780,
100000 is appropriated by the bill. 1t
is provided that the secretary Of the
treasury shall purchase the land as
soon as practicable at prices to be
agreed upon between the secretary Of
the treasury and the owners of the
land, the price not exceeding its actual
cash value.
In the event of the failure to agree
upon the price Of the land the attor-
ney general is to institute proceedings
for condemnation Of the land in the
supreme court Of the District in order
that the government may acquire 1t. It
Is provided that in such proceedings
the value Of the land and Of the build
dngs shall be separately estimated.
CARL SCHOFIELD.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-06-07
WASHINGTON LETTER
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
The report Of the librarian Of con.
gress shows that the library now con-
tains 1,379,244 books, $1,000 maps and
charts pieces), 214,276 prints (art) and
437,510 pieces Of music. The manu-
scripts have not been enumerated,
awaiting grouping Of the manuscripts
into volumes. The law library contains
1861 volumes. The increase Of the
library the past year was 34,O26 books,
1893 maps and charts, 3o,550 prints,
27,158 pieces of music.
Work of Cata1oguing.
There We're 117,39S books catalogued
during the year. The work Of reclass
fication has been carried steadily for
ward, about 100000 volumes now be-
ing in the reclassifed section.
The report Of the register of copy
rights shows that in the past year
there were 117,7O4 articles entered for
copyright. The receipts from the copy
right Office amounted to $SO,198, the
expenditures to 5,592.56, showing
balance of $4,6O5.44 in favor Of the
Office.
Woman Called For Jury.
"A woman was subpoenaed for jury
service the other day for the first time
In the history Of the supreme court Of
the District Of Columbia.
IN. r. Scott" was the name on the
subpoena, formidable looking docu-
ment issued in the name of the presi-
dent of the United States, and when
Miss Scott presented herself for jury
service the officials Of the court were as
greatly astonished as she had been
when she received the summons. They
Naived her at once. The mistake oc-
Cured because one of the bailiffs in
consulting the city directory for names
for jury service found that Of M. f.
Scott, manager" Miss Scott Is pref
ty young woman, although she is a
manager, and will not again be called
on by the United States to do jury
duty.
Coinage Last Year.
The annual report of George L. Rob-
erts, director Of the mint, shows that
the coinage was less during the last
year than for several years previous
owing chiefly to the exhaustion Of the
stock of silver bullion.
: The total of domestic coinage was
1891 ,O35 pieces Of the value Of $780,
216,747. OF this $53, 0O2097 was in gold
coin, $4,O16,36s was in subsidiary sill
yer coin, $2,302,397 was in nickels and
$895,Ss4 was in one cent pieces. There
was also a coinage Of 25,000,000 pesos
In gold for the Mexican government
100000 fractional silver pieces for the
government of Costa Rica, 100000
half balboa pieces for the government
Of Panama and 1,557,629 pesos and
1887 pieces in fractional silver coins
for the government of the Philippine
Islands.
Tnkstand For President.
A brass inkstand from French ma
chinery left on the isthmus and cane
Of black palm wood with carved veg
etable ivory head have been presented
to President Roosevelt by Chairman
Shonts on behalf Of the employees Of
the isthmian canal commission.
The wooden base Of the inkstand
was made from railroad tie used
by the French in the early days Of
Panama canal construction.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-06-07
New Glassmaktng Process.

The new glassmaking process Of
Fourcault of Belgium combines some
Of the advantages Of plate glass, which
Is finished by rolling fat upon smooth
table, and of ordinary window glass,
which Is blown in large bubbles and
cooled on fiat surface. In the new
method the molten material Is drawn
upward through system Of rollers ris-
ing in tier of seventeen pairs. The
thickness is regulated by the distance
apart Of the rollers in the pairs, and
the glass produced Is perfectly fiat and
beautifully polished.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-06-07

To insist that governmental owner
ship is necessary to guard against
abuses is to confess a degree OF i'm
potency which is libel on our form OF
government. = Vice President Fair
banks.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-31
PASTOR REFUSED
MINSTREL MONEY

CLASSIC g. 81 j. Dec. 8O.-(spe-
ciaD-Prett girls Of tie Hurffville
Methodist Episcopal Church, four
miles from here, must not appear in
blackface it they want to remain
friendly to their pastor, Rev. G. S.
Golf.
A few days ago Rev, B. G. Lippin-
colt, of the Pennington Seminary, was
promised $500 by the three Sunday
school classes Of the church who
earned their first installment of SIS
by giving musical in Changers Hall.
The show was highly appreciated
by the spectators, but when the
proceeds were taken to Rev. Mr.. Golf
to be sent to Pennington Seminary
the pastor refused to accept them,
saying that the Summary did not
wish money earned by such ridiculous
shows, and 1t is did he scored the
young church fol5 s by saying, mo
lady would do s.oh things
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-31
DENVER'S DEBUT AS
CONVENTION CITY

DENVER, COLO, Dec. 30.-(Spe-
ciaD -That a city consisting of one
log cabin in 1853 and first reached
by railroads in 1870, should in 1901
be selected as the meeting place Of a
great National Convention, is perl
haps the most remarkable exhibit even
made of the rapidity with which
the west has been developed in thel
last half century. In so years theI
log cabin has grown into a metropolis
of more than 100000 inhabitants With
streets. buildings, parks and public
institutions equal to those of The
most advanced cities Of the worldg
And the town of 5000 people that had
no railway facilities at all q years.
ago is now the terminal point for
nine great trunk lines and sixteen
separate lines of railway radiate from
the city
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-31

South Dakota, with its rich silver
mines, bonanza farms, wide ranges.
and strange natural formations, is a.
veritable wonderland. At Mound
City, in the home of Mrs. E. d.
Clapp, a wonderful case of healingl
has lately occurred. Her son seemed
near death with lung and throat
trouble. "Exhausting coughing spells
occurred every five minutes" writes
Mrs. Clapp, when began giving DR..
Kings New Discovery, the great med
icine, thai saved his life and COM
pletely cured him" Guaranteed for
coughs and colds, throat and lung
troubles by Eldridge Drug Co. SOC
and $1.0O Trial bottles free. DIV
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-31

Notwithstanding the immense sales we have had
we still have abundant stocks of the best line cloth
ing ever shown in Americas. If you will only take
advantage of this opportunity you will many
dollars in your pocket book and furthermore you
can wear the clothes you buy of us with the assur-
ance that there are none better produced in America
and few, yes very few, as good.
The midwinter is right now upon us and if you
have not bought do defer the matter longer but
come and what your dollars will do for you
THIS STOCK MUST BE, CLEARED.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-31

was spruce. Four and half mil
lion dollars worth of pulp was i'm
ported in 1906, a slight falling off
from 1905.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-31
50 Per Cent in One Year

The average cost Of pulp delivered
at the mill was 1921. The tstal value
of the wood consumed in 1906 was
SIG 100000, The chief item determin-
ing the price of paper is The, cost of
pulp. An example of the ihcreased
price Of paper is found in the case
of publisher Of a daily in the Mid
die West, who recently paid $lzOO
for a carload of paper The same
quantity and grade of pap5r cost a
year ago but $500.
All importations of wood tor pulp
are from the Dominion of Cam
ada, and comprised Ia 1906,
739 600 cords, nearly Ml % which
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-31

"Barnum form rty had the Great
est Show on Earth Taft now has
says the Los Angeles Express Per-
haps he has: but it's no circus
Washington Post
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-31

A Kansas schoolgirl defined
demagogue as "a vessel holding beer
and other liquids That's the kind
they have in Kansas, we presume
Washington Post.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-31

The folks who are continually ask
ing What's in d name?" should have
their attention called 70 Mr. Luck,
of Roanoke, Va hpse wife presented
him with QladuHIdts the other day.
Washington po-l
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-31

cures made by Or.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the groa.: kidney, liver
and Bladder remedy.
!. is the great medi-
/. c1Itv.umph Of the nine
tcenta century; dis
J. covered after years Of
scientific research by
D. Kii-ner, the emil
nont kidney and blad-