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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-05
FOR Miscellaneous

FOR sALE-Good driving horse ana rubber
tire buggy. Apply at the Albuquerque
Hatters. Third and Gold.
FOR sALE-cheap, Is Hartzhorn shades;
mating for three rooms, slightly used.
32o w. Huning Ave.
FOR sALE-second hand cart and buggy;
also nice pony. W. II. McMilion, zll
West Gold Ave.
FOR SALE-Nicc lot u bees and honey at a
very low figure. 1214 y. Fourth street.
FOR SALE-Drug store. $4,000 stock; good
reason for selling; only drug store in
town. for further particulars write T.. e.
Berry. Estancia- \. NJ
FOR sALE-One SECOND hand ERE proof safe
with inside door, and a smaller one. in
hrst-class order cheap. Address Safe, care
Albuquerque Morning Journal.
For sALE-Five room brick house, fur
nished or unfurnishcd; two screened
porches and shade trees. Also one lot on
University Heights. Also set Of histories,
Nations Of the World so volumes at S23.
Inquire at residence. John Weinzirl, 4l6 5
Arno st.
FOR SALE-Hens. incubator, horsepower,
bone cutters. alfalfa cutter. tools furni-
turc. etc. Molitor's Poultry Ranch, corner
William street and Southern avenue.
For SALE ON LEASE-We have a mum
her Of slightly used sewing machines.
which can be had al a bargain on easy
payment To- suit purchaser. Apply Singer
scging Machine Co, 2iSh South Second
street. n
FOR SALE-Threc saddle and driving
ponies. Hunters Wagon Yard. 200 South
broadway. II
FOR sALE-Two fine Jersey COWS. also
fine hcifcr calf. month old. 315- Copper
avenue.
o SALE-A good top buggy for sale
cheap. \. W. Algcr. 12f South Walter
street If
FOK SALE-Our dairy for sale on easy
terms; barn and pasture for rent. Alhers
Brothers. n
SALE-Aermotup windmiils. tanks
and sunstructurc. Wolking & Son. 7OT
North Eighth street, phone 1885. n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-05
STORAGE

WANTED-Pianos. household goods, etc,
stored safely at reasonable rates. Phone
$40. The Secut.'y Warehouse Il Improve
ment Co. offices in the Grant Block. Third
street and Central avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-05
LIBERTY LADIES, COLLEGE

n mics frOm KANSAS City. Highest grade
In Letters. Sciences. Art. Unusually strong
faculty. American Mozart Conservatory
An Emerson Piano as prize in May Festival
Contest. For full illustrated catalog address
c. N. WILLIAMS. President. Liberty, Mo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-05
DENTISTs.
ARCHITECTS
CIVIL ENGINEERS.

PITT ROSS
County Surveyor,
Attorney before u. S. Land Depart
ment. Land Scrip for sale. Civil IN
cheering.
Gold Ave. Opposite Morning Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-05
RELIABLE ASSAYS

lGoid ....--.s IS Gold ana siiv-r. Size
lead --.---.. Is Gold. silver Copper -
samples ny Mail receive pram.t sffenti-n-
Placer Gold. Retors and Rich ores Bought
far re- MaLlnE Enaelape q Pnce ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-05
UNDERTAKINGS AND ENIBALMERs

A. BORDERs-
Undertaken and Embalmer
City Undertaken
Commercial club Ridg Aihunueruul
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-05
FOR RENT-ROoms

FOR RENT nice bed rooms. no invalids
500 South Edith 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-05

FOR RENT-FurnIshed rooms to gentlemen
Bath electric light and telephone. 6ls s.
ArnO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-t300 on first mortgage improved
real estate at s per cent. Box 4O3. CITY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-20
IS DEVELOPING WELL.
University ot Vermont Baseball Team
Is Playing Indoors.


University ot Vermont Baseball Team
Is Playing Indoors.
Burlington, March 20. Manager sIiaw
of the university Of Vermont baseball
team announces the following schedule
for this SPRING
April q, Harvard at Cambridge.
April III, Williams at Wiiliamstown.
Ap9il 40, Colby at Burlington.
May ], Colby hit Burlington.
NAV 2, Colgate at Burlington.
Mas 1, Dartmouth at Hanover.
Max Z, Holy Cross 1T Burlington.
May 10 and 1l, TUFTS at Burling
ton
Max Al, Norwich at Burlington.
May 10 and III, Massachusetts, State
at Burlington
May ~, Amherst at Amherst.
May 20, Holy Cross At Worcester.
May 25, Brown at Providence.
May 20, Midaiehury at Burlington,
May 81. Norwich ID Northheid,
june i, Harvard college at Burling
ton.
June and 4. Alabama al burlington.
FIJI addition "a this schedule, negDtia-
tions are under way fpf game here
with Dartmouth Another New England
trip II also possible, which will include
game with Wesleyan
II will lie seen there are arranged
thirteen home games and seven games
away Some of the teams are new here,
but are fully a. strong as the teams
that have PLAYED here before For ins
stance, Colby won the championship III
Maine last wear. and will take the place
on the usual Bowdoin games.
The baseball squad has been reduced
and these men are retained for regular
practice Whitney, captain. Williams,
medical. Gardner, Collins, Grow, Wat
kins. Beard, Hunt, burlington, White,
Scott, Partridge, Davis and Williams,
The team II developing finely, ana coach
Hayes il enthusiastic over the prospect
for d successful season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-20

Delayed IN transmission today's ri
hinder of the good old winter time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-20
pLArlNFTELp.

Dwight HOLSTER was il Montpelier
ON Tuesday.
George Leayitt was Ill Lanesboro one
day lasE week on business
Mrs Julia Cummings r. In Randolph
for 4 few days visiting her parents.
Wallace Bartlett was in Boston last
week Il attend the automobile show.
Fred Bodies Of Barton Landing ii. ID
town visiting his parents for few
weeks
sir and Mrs. Arthur Batehelder arc
the happy parents u the birth Of a
daughter
pin shorey Of Boston il home for 4
short vacation with his parents, MY. and
Mrs Fred Sborey,
Miss Minnie Hooker Of South Rye.
gate il III town for few days al the
home II her uncle, Burt Townsend.
Miss Bessie Pitkin of Barre spent
part If last week iH town among reIa-
raves, She returned II Barre on Tuesday.
Mrs. Fannie Ripley oi Burlington was
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-20
a GOOD SIGN IN VERMONT.

More than usual, Il seems To The
Times, Il the cali being heard In var.
ious towns about the state for more
tenement and cottage houses One could
name half d dozen towns, oiFhand, from
which come reports Of the need for more
tenements. III some instances the de.
mand il 70 keen that fifty apartments
could be filed ii We may Judge by the
newspaper reports which are sent out,
But whether ~ not the report may be
ovsr-exaggerated, It II certain that a
number Of Vermont communities are ex.
perieneing an awakening.
A necessity for more tenements means
that families are moving into the towns,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-20
COMPLY WITH ALL FOoD LAWS

There are on the market many
concoctions labeled Extracts " of
which this cannot be said in fact
many Of them do not contain a
particle of the fruit whose name
they bear. Knowing this differ
ence, which do you prefer2
-
BAKER EXTRACT COMPANY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-20
ooILEGE 49, IAfpErIlnsIrY.

International politics are nothing com.
pared with intercollegiate politics in the
United States. The latter are balanced
to nicely that il remarkable, and the
least FLIP 81 wind disaETanges the bal.
anees ana cause dip and rise that
are dangerous 70 relations. No nation
goes about with bigger chip on It's
shoulder than does the average Ameri-
can college Of today II all result from
the grinding competition over athletics.
Envy, jealousy and consequent bad man
ners rule, unfortunately Harvard and
the university 81 Pennsylvania threaten
10 dissolve relations over The alleged
fact that The former sends the latter
postcard. Princeton and Yale have
4 little tiff over eligibility and at once
the curtain rings down OH their friendly
meetings Now The smaller colleges get
the bellicose spirit A member OF the
Dartmouth basket bali team Hattens his
opponent on the floor with a well
directed blow. The aggTieved Williams
college students rush ON the basket ball
arena and make threatening advances.
The game ends and the scene OF the
contest changes to the pages Of the news.
papers with costly printers ink for i
weapon. ANA finally before cool heads
prevail Dartmouth votes TO sever alt
relation" with Williams. Verify, inter
collegiate politics need older heads than
students. Give us a few collegiate
Bismarcks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-20

AT Green's Ideal bakery can be had
hot cross buns that give the best sat
isfaction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-20
We Clean, Press and Repair
Clothing. Fur Goats to Rent.
HRl,,iIE'RS$G|
~MsS &zmssaas.-. e'A@1
ia North Main St Barre, VT.

which fact in turn indicates that bust
ness conditions are suef a to demand
increased numbers Of laborers. Such
communities n Northfeld, Windsor. Wa.
terbnry and Springfield are rapidly bet
tering their industrial conditions through
the introduction 81 new activities and
the building up of the old, and are thus
contributing 70 the advancement of the
entire state There Il great chance
for the improvement that i certain, and
the towns are to be Congratulated on
their progress.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-20

In town over Sunday To visit her
brother, Quincy Perry, who i confined
To the house by Illness.
Report Of tie plainfeld Creamery
co., for the month of February; Am~~nt
oil milk received 2.067.32. Amounl bf
cream received 1896. Pounds Of butter
made 1891. Price paid patrons per
pound oil test 96la cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-20

The Vermont maple trees are running
rich sap, but th6 brown sugar mills got
to work On the production of genuine
maple sugar some weeks ahead of them.
Providence, RI T., Bulletin.
The above COAX il getting To be as
stale a. some Of the samples Of sugar
which the Rhode Islanders are chewing.
But II II \ triie premature this season
Al the naples are still frozen stiff and
are not bleeding at every pore" ~ one
imaginative editor in Massachusetts puts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-20
RUBE's STAR PITCHING,
Is Doing Splendid Work for the Phila.
delphia Athleties.


The Philadelphia Press said Monday
about Yiekrrs pitching ior the Athletics
Sunday against Dallas. Texas: Rabe'
took lib the work in The fiith, and, heirg
in great form Pie shot them across with
20 much speed that half the time Dial.
las representatives with the wagon
tongue were tanning At the ball wllen
ii was III the eateheris glove Ten MEN
went the airline route III fye innings.
and but two hits were made 0it him.
Vickers has wonderful speed, and con
troll, and be often struck ont men when
they had three halls and one strike. He
il a valuable addition to Mack pitching
staff, and should be d fixture this season
II the form now shown by him can be
kept up during the championship cam
paign.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-20
Why the Driver
Took 1t

Daniel a. Young. driver. Of 1881 s.
Cleveland avenue. Philadelphia, took ta-
ther Johns Medicine for a cold and body
builder. MIR Young says; II find Fa-
ther Johns Medicine does all that Is
claimed for IT.
Cures all throat and lung troubles
Not patent msdiclpe- and free tfom
poisonous drugs or aicolol 50 years IN
use,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-20

Resignation to- right III them, rcsig
nation u lett Of them, resignation III
front "a them, YolIeyed and thnndered.
But what rocked the city council Of resig-
nationsg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-20

To-day, according TO
the Almanac. Winter has
TO move out. Tomorrow
Spring takes possession.
To-day we will clean out
a lot Of odds and ends
that Winter has left be-
hind. Look at the prices
on our Overcoats, Suits,
Fur Goats, Caps, Gloves
and other Winter goods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-20

The first wave Of the seismic disturb
anee ii now being fiat in the United
States iii THE shortage "a Jamaica rum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-15
5000 Wuocu aInSiigc.

sur 0dlitc Scr Soften oe2 N}otc-
rinl9. Ter o@0bcren &Gbcn" ncuc-
tier Sriuupb %on0c MGntcl lulo
Ne8CnnGntcl.
$50, SIS, $40 clc0ontc 2ln5iioc, in
boIb oniitcnoen Erincc Gbop 0toocl
len nuS iclncn StrciIclt Ghcds, !Q}c.
lirlmQclL blou, brnluL grolL ,$odet&
nit 2Itlaa gciiittcrt; ?ir. If bis II.
$11.95.
$22 bis $40 9(n5iiae, ans iron5Gli.
ihcnl &ronOcIotb. Gbepiot5, Scrgeq
mO gcitrciftcn Stofien; popuIGritc
Ntoocn; olc 6nrbCn ole Wr0Bcn,
piclc OSoOcn ............,$16 $3.50.
$50 crQlliIitc Wto0eQ 9ln5iigc aus
fcinItcn @roooclutb3, Gbcpipta, Gam.
met etc. !Vto0cn nab ncucItcm Gnt-
mllrf ..........S .S2l.oO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-15
}ir oen S(urn Oct Jl(a0en 6ereiI!
5uper6es 2Sei6nobts=Soger!
Sic uieSriaIten Nreiic ppn 2tacn
Eel3luaarcn.

tl3iuuuttH.
$40 ihmor5c Gorocul-@urnitlrcn,
$i.95.
$50 i6por5c 2ltdI3.@orniturch
$i1.75.
So ettc Wfinf OiiIiic. .$t2.75.
So Nrouc Gifbnrn. @ornitltrcll
1915.
$50 Jap. Winf longc nSbrou3,"
%t2.9S.
$22 0crtihc sSl,d)9 @ooS. .$10.9S.
$40 8roof Wtinf @ooa. 49,. $3.50.
1900 langc WiGntcl.
$40 uno $12 feinc 50-5oQ. lhlpur5c
acrep- lrno IWeltpn.OtGnteI .. SO.
$50 rno $l6.50 longc &CricD -Wt0n!
tel idpnr5, broulL coitor roth $3.50
$50 Gropnncttc Nc9cnmGntcl. loh.
forbiG, olipc uno orforO, moNcrner
3uldnttt .................. SS. 70.
$50 lon0e Observation-Disclosures,
Ollrdmca nit 9ltlo@ 0cfiittcrt. =. . $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-15

Narnirte !6iitc nnb Stranfcnicocrn.
Nir crrc9ell norgen cine Senin.
ton nit ojeicn 5lpei Spc5iolit0tcn
SS mnb S12 9arnirtc Site $500
S. nnO %6 garnirtc Site sos
HSc0c 6orbc irno idpor5, clegon-
tcItc Niittpintcr- -O'oocn; grobc Giicfs
te, mittel9roBe ln0 fIeine S>ite.
So lrn0 $6 StrouBcuieocru, Oton,
tag MIR. ............... .3.3S
9icgcuIdjirmc ais @abcn.
Cine enOlole 9lu3pobl pon min.
ihcnamcrtbcn HegenlG lGirmclL nit cln-
iahen uno elegantcn @riiien. Gu0-
litot ln0 SerItelllnlg taoello9, iilr
S1.59, $500, $2.9S, S3.9S, N.9S
bis 1898.
,SGd)cr ut 5Oc. am Tullar.
SGhcr uller Sortcn aus Sci0e,
nit Sitter belebt, nit Spibentnntcn,
nit ornomentirten Sol5s un0 @nos
tbengriifen; bis 81 So wcrtb. Dion-
to9, 9SC., SOC. uno. .........2 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-15
NOricis, pNiicnbc Wcidlenfc.

Spe5iol Gerfoui bon: u. II. g., "
D. G. ., "a la Spiritc". ,9lmericon
|aop", 9temo, i. q, mo Sbonpion
onllbcn0c Gorlcts, III alien 2Gn0cn.
Wfolltog llllr. Soc.
HcocrlunGrcn.
$3.50 Zeal 2eoer- SanotaIhcn, 9
,3oQ lang, crtrn tici. ........ So. %
So bis $3.50 a1lti0cn- 5aid,en
Morocco ltnO Zeal 2eoer. -. 50 %
Seal @roin.0nnOtoidcn, ieidc II.
rcguIdrc tSocona, &eoerintter 81 80
oNonitU" Sniden ans &e0cr. $3.50
bis berob ollr.,.............95c 95c.
$3.50 Glnltilde @ilrtcl, geid)liiic-
lie Stubl SdnalleL ihlid)t lmo be
INpl - .JCl.
@nilts.
So l4mar5c Gbiiion Soiicto @oiitS,
bcltidt, ie0c in elmer Sda6tcl 81 50
So mciBe lno ecru 1iill-@niits,
neIleIte Wto0clle.. ........$ .$3. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-15
gnisru =. Stclunrt d 80.
Si6cln, rclioiUic Bidder uno 9lrtifcl.

yNtUClT, rClIutUlC yNlt0ltc HID WrltIcl,
Csehetbj,dhcr Carinuobi,ber g,tcnfr6r,e mn nm.
Srrr rrIiotHic SiTtiiE7 i'm nniitdmSioitrn vi.
furtinlcnt oer Gta6t un6 an bcipielnen grels
fen
"9cQ OF Seooen" IN trnn5nit6em aubsieocrs
Shh1no, roth unier @oIoinnte tntreldee
Sedclbllo; GtoGcr Stliu. ScrfnuSprctS
oo, of ooo,or ~ =, tb,,,,r,,,, -,,ot,sr,Su, ;o..
@iubnuS. Ticofomc Scde G,ttcr Srtd: 50c
perlb ISiir bicicu Wcrfollf noe
Ginher s(3cbetbud i'm fbmur3crn ceebuuoIcbers
Sirhnub ami fciiem Qlnpier 1ut nehrIIdt
BON ..'....,,,....',f,..2 .25c biz S1,f9,
9}pIcnfr1u,r NGrinIlthriir nit C5nIh nInttirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-15
Mlte Teberbetten.

Der b5dtfte 1reis ipiro be3atIt fir aIte Sc,
bern In trgenb fpeidber Ouonttdt. Wian femme
Nuftlarte an q. 8. SfaaeS, glr. $685. Wrrbs3ptp.
arb'etrahe. Betbe IeIepbone. (3-2&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-15
Iaicenchcr fir lDebnatsoaben rancu Widnucr anocr

Scdie tSrauens luibcnilcbCr IN aiiortricn
WioocH, in ctncr lhoncn Sdd@tcl pcrpndt.
81. 80 uuo $500.
CScdtc Strih Srpucu luirteniid)cr, i5c his
100 pertb; huo Slid itr...,.,,..,. 12hse.
Sinuc, iciniarbpc SbuHtrud 6rducn 1uibcn
ut9tr, nns Stud ........... ... ... 23c.
Gcdte SpiB uno 2iuncn Gruueu ldden
tiibcr, on@ Stild ...,.,,.,: 25e IHo SOC.
0unoGeldie &ullGl 6ranen (ulbenllber, vein
Iiuneu, niiltn mo mitlclCbmcr. Siiid 25e,
Srun6ollid)e bun0gelltde Sutul IA bentildDer
lit Srnren, rein linnclL Sid. SOC uIlo Zoe.
Npbliulnllge 2nHcu Nnocr SuIhCnlilcber. has
Anoer laimCnibcr in eiuer i,bbncn 5hdhteL
ijc. mo 25r.
Sntial Ginber Iaibcuiibcr 3 in ctuer s6ntb
tel fir .................. t9c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-15

Seine DoDIiiumigc 3niiinI ainbcr lniteniiidcr.
rem llItnrll. stud ,.,....... ..t5e.
Rein lnncnc bp6idumiGc Otdnncr GuicDcniii'
Wtl, SlllV l : r2C'
Tcuc. rein iuucuc bubidunripc W{dnner l0s
ihcntitdcr III ciner Scbahtc fir. .St.00,
9'cin Inncre acitidtc Snitiu Otdnuer atben,
tibcr. Slid lld..............,.2 25c., SOC, t5t.
SeuiGrbac liuncn poer GCioen Widnner Ias
lhcnlitcher, NIT bano9ciltdcn Snitia.cu.
SIlu '....''..' '............. .ouC.
&ein linncne bobldumige Sruucr 1uibentiilber,
Slhu DC,
9tCtn inncne hoblidnntiDe 2uilnI 5rnuen IA
t2Lc.
5rnucn 1nldcrtiirbcr, nit 3icrI6cn Spiect,
Guerrcllen Gtd .................15 15c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-15

(5urtictnng iicbe 2. Seite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-15
,3luctcr 2chunrt & 50.
S6ube nno SanSidDnbc.
9Innrbmburr einbcu fir bic annSe Samiiic.
1Siir Ernncn.

Sur Srnlcn.
.Quop Galpcrt," bonogefcrigte SGubc. fir
$500.
.Gbwin &. Burt" bcriibmtc 26nbc: fir $500.
"A''r "'alcll9'' inner ea'aHirler ~6m6 S3:m
9lbcnbs uto Nua. Scbubc roth, mciB, blnn uno
rolG, uno Die neuCften Siieftc in Ratents
leocr lno pcrIenbcieBtc clippers AT popus
SnnsidJnbc.
Sil8 SulctS uno 6iBsSausfhubc, oeItridte
NuuaInubc, Rom Vpm 0duelcbubc Tlnoianers
YnccditnS, 6uBipdrmcr, G1muibcn in alien
Sarhen; .5Oe, 75c, St.00 unh St2J.
$500 Srancn-SdJnbc fiir $1.90.
gnachrodcne Gartie'n onn Fdtcnt 9pt. &ici'
Nio mo latteu Aalbleocr SbniIrs uno
anbpff6nbCn.
SIR 9nnbcn nno Wtdod)cn.
Stcpnu's 6uBReform. .S0ube in alien qccers
iorien; rcanIdrc nno bobc 56dftc. $500,
Butler Growu z6u6c tiir $50 ila6 $500. f''''
NaaaEsibu4e ans 6tl oocr 2eoer- nno 3nOianeyy'
Wioccnitle fr. ......... ,15c. uno St2j.
Sauptilpr, MINER etrpnrt & 50.
Sir Manncr.
Stauayoo 2pccinlS pauoactcriistcr 26ub;
Mdmer o0ueid,ubc aus groucm mo 6raunenI
Guehc, lobtaybilCm Zeal uuo glllgatur:
ihmdrje, rpibe lob, nuo mnrnciar0tic aio
Hciies, 2aoe clippers nno 5!3,0nnsfdn1e;
St.j0 bis $500.
S4.0O nno $3.50 M1nncr-Sd)nbc
fir $3.50.
Gntcut Colt mn onn OctaI GaIi; C3coopcnrs
Hciic; mciilcno .}ENIf Gpere."
S1.15 WtGnncr. clippers fir S1.45.
Stbudric uHb braunc N0 Spcrn clippers, @pcs
rcit5 mo &pmcos.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-07-10

Five hundred thousand dollars, 8
round half million, represents, approx
imately the good amount which is now
being invested, and to be invested, in
Americus within the year, in improve
ments and public utilities, including
street improvements.
No other citylof her class in the South
even contemplates investments upon
anything like such scale.
But Americus is the best city of her
size in the South, better, even, than
many larger ones, and she means to
keep growing and expanding in wealth
and general prosperity.
And the investment of an additional
half million will help her.
-During'the past three or four years
vancement in a material way. Evi-
dence of this assertion is had IN the
hundreds of new buildings, great and
small, erected here, and in the i'm
provement of her miles of streets.
Upon every business street and resi-
dence thoroughfare evidences of such
progress are visible.
But while much has been done,
Americus will bend her efforts to still
greater accomplishments. She is re-
covering from past calamitieS forced
upon her, and is getting ready to grow.
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HALF MILLION IN AMfRICUS
Handsome Figures Represent Investments and I'm
BrOVementS Here.
AMERICUS NEVER SO PROSPEROUS AS AT PRESENT
Investments in Public Utilities and Public Improvements Contemplated
Within Year viii Reach Half Million Mark.

The investment of two hundred
thousand dollars by the Americus
Railway & Light Company will prove
wonderful stimulus. This is, to a
great extent, foreign capital seeking
profitable investment, and Americas is
considered a splendid field for it.
The investors are shrewd business
men, who know good town. They
would not invest in any other.
This 100000 will soon be put in an
electric street railway and immense
power plant. The railway will develop
suburban property and prove other
wise a wonderful factor in the progress
of Americus and one hailed with de-
light by progressive citizens.
The power plant otherwise will aid
wonderfully%n promoting the estab-
lishment of manufacturing plants.
In addition to this investment, there
isl the new postoffice building which
will cos 100000; the agricultural col
lege $4,000. new public school build
ing $25, 900; street paving $50,OO0 the
Y. NJ. C. A. building $35, 900 total OF
$460, 900 right there.
These are public institutions only,
and do not include the hundreds of
thousands of dollars put in new stores
and residences here recently. What
other Georgia city is doing as much?
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WILL PREPARE IN TIME
FOR TROUBLE IN EAST
Movement of Goal for
Fleets
is NOW RAPIDLY BEING EFFECTED
Government to Make Contracts for
Delivery of Coal at Pacific Sta
tiOnS for BdttleShipS to
Be Sent There.
is NOW RAPIDLY BEING EFFECTE

Washington, July 9.-The con-
struction of guns for the new ships is
progressing well, and the armament
will befound ready by the time the con-
tractors have finished the hulls and
| fittings of the ships. Headway has
even made IN the fabrication of the
great guns for the two big 20,000-ton
battleships, although the contracts for
these have not been finally signed.
Orders for the foTgings for these guns
were placed two months ago with the
Bethlehem, Midvale, and Carnegie
works. Some of these forgings already
have been delivered at the Washing
ton Navy Yards, where most of the
guns are to be finished and assembled,
and much of the steel has been de-
livered at the army gun foundry, at
Watervliet, n. Y.
1t is recalled now that some curiosity
was expressed a few months ago when
it was announced that the navy had
adopted a new policy of building some
of its guns in the army gun factories.
That curiosity was not gratifed at that
time, but it may develop as fortunate
circumstance that as a result of the
adoption of that policy the naval gum
shops are not now in danger of being
taxed beyond their ability