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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-12

Rev. Leroy Gallagher, pastor of the
Laurel Methodist church, was In the
city Monday evening, on his way home
from clifford, where he exchanged pull
pits Sunday with Rev, w. II. Mitchell
A few friends were entertained at
the c.. A. Durham home, Lib South
Ninth street, Tuesday evening. compli-
mentary to Mr. and Mrs. II. d. Chase,
and son Hartford. of Des Moines. who
came for the picnic to have been given
Tuesday for the Durham factory en-
ployes and their families. but which
has been postponed indefinitely. The
guests of honor return home this eve
ming, at which time Mrs. Durham and
son Aubre, leave for Mound City, Kas.,
to visit relatives. They will also visit
in Arkansas and Missouri before re-
turning home, in month or six
weeks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-12

Come to Baptist church supper
Thursday, June 49, and bring your
friends
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-12

The funeral of Columbus G. Dunlap
was largely, attended Tuesday after
noon from the home. two miles north
of Laurel, Tuesday afternoon at l
o'clock. and was very largely attended.
Mr. Dunlap had lived on the farm
where he died, for forty years, and had
a wide acquaintance in the south part
of county. Seventy-fi five or more teams
made up the funeral procession to the
Timber Creek cemetery. where inter-
nent took place. The neighbors acted
as pail bearers. Rev. Leroy Gallagher
had the services in charge.
Mrs George w. Beasley, who has
been in Chicago for the past three
weeks for visit with her sister, Mrs.
w. r. Utz, arrived in the city Tuesday
evening and will remain Indefinitely
with her mother, Mrs, S. J. Statler.
Mrs. Beasley has been in Indiana for
some time taking treatment for rheu-
matism. with wnich she has been both
cred for several years. She is consid-
erably better than she has been. and is
able to get about with the use Of a
cane. Mr. George Beasley, Jr., arrived
Monday from Iowa City. where he has
just finished his freshman year, and
will be here for a few days with his
parents before leaving for Minneapolis,
where he expects to enter the employ
of a wholesale lumber firm for the
summer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-12

Schutzenbach, South Third avenue
butcher, for the good meats.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-12

Mrs. Minnie B. Legg, ITO North
Fourth street. solicits the puhlic's, pat
ronage in All lines of dry cleaning.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Good called
for and delivered Telephone $50 Red,
new line.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-12

Mr.. J. A. Ward. of the Gilman Cam
ming Company, and Mr.. A. T. Birchard
of the Marshall Canning Works. were
in Cedar Rapids today to attend a
conference of members of the Iowa
Gamers association.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-12

A shower for Miss Blanche McLar-
nan, who is to be married next We'd
nesday to Mr.. Roy Brown, of Des
Moines. was given Tuesday evening
at the home of Miss Mabel Bussard, to
few friends each of whom brought
a towel to present to the guest of non
or after an initial had been en-
broidered on it. The hostess served
light refreshments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-12
Redmen dance tonight.
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Redmen dance tonight.
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A fine line of fobs at Aliens.

A sack strictly frst-class flour for
$780, Batesole's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-12

Any one wanting privileges at fair
grounds on July 4th, apply to A. J.
Clark, president.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-12

Dr.. Harry Echternacht left Tuesday
evening for Wilton junction. where he
will be present this evening at the
marriage of his friend, Rev. j.. B.
Bloom, pastor Of the Reformed church
of thai place Rev. Mr.. Blooms bride
is Miss Wilksen, Of Wilton Junction.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-12

Buy the famous Buttermilk bread. 1t
always gives satisfaction. Robertson
& Strub, wholesale and retail.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-12

Mrs. w. G. Spratt and daughter, Miss
Bertha, went to .Ames Tuesday to be
present this afternoon at the funeral
tof the latters brother-inlaw j. III.
| Miller Mr.. Miller died Monday of
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-12

Telephone your orders to Schutzen-
bach for meats. You get good weight,
good meats and prompt service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-12
The City in Brief

Get in on the go cart sale at the d
c. Wilbur store. Every cart a bar
gain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-12

About dozen young girls Of the
Baptist Sunday school spent the after
noon informally Tuesday at the home
Of their teacher, Mrs Aaron Palmer
Ill North Third street. After sewing
for a time, refreshments served by the
hostess were enjoyed
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-21
Saft lit 90.

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mes Charles ouf Dem Samburgcr
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er 100 Gage ans Dcn Ser. Staaten
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mand,c 0ingc ridlt allf Dem 2ullfen-
ben lit. Ter Sefret0r begab lid mlf
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ton Der Standardization nadl Ser
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Malbin9ton abreilte.
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= 8ricgsiefrctdr Gait lotgte bellte
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bier al lltb mllroe alli Dem 9abnbof
bon perihieoenen Scnntcn beS
&ricgs. ullb olloercr Geportcments
marm begriibt. Seine Satin unb
SRI. &clcn Soit blieben IN Nem- Oorf
5uriid, no lie mebrere Gage lang bel
Srn. Mcnrp 6. Gait. ci,,enl Hruoer
Oes ScfretGrs, altf 9eilif icin lpcr-
oclt.
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Wahridtcn BON Scr WrmaDa.

In 9orb bes Sln9gh / T.
es Connecticut" Gonnerltoq
Mittag, 10. 0e5embcr, burb orabtloi(
S%clesrapbie nah Son Suan, Eortc
Hico, %beioroert. - Die Shladtld)iIi'
Slotte bciitoet iih sur 3eit 800 Wci'
len norowcitlib Don Der Sniel ct
Ibonlos. 9as @etter lit ifpn.
In9orb e 90
9eSenlber, Otittogs, brobtlos nod,
Neip-gorf. - Selltc Wtitta9 lit Die
Slotte $50 Wcilen norbmeitlid bon
ct. Sbomos. 0os id)one @etter, nit
leiften @inbcn. Ooltert fort. 9os
Shludtihiff oDtiiiouri" perlieB bic
Slotte bellte Hofmittua, I'M Den Set
ser 9. Nortbpap, meld)er an Eerito.
nitis crfranft lit, 81 loltoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-21
Gin nnSanf6arcr Slbuptiuiubn.

Gbica9o, 20. Ie5enlber. -
Nidaro Noclf, aooptiuiobn oes Srn.
Nilgllt Saebn unb &aiiirer Scr 9anf.
iirnla all9uit Saebn & So, @rpl
Mnpr. iino gpanlton-N pcnuc oabier,
perid)pano am Wontag lctter &pd)e
unb mani bat Elm Gefi5it bon $4,000
III 'einen Hehnllngen cntoedt. Sr.
Saebn be5ablte bcllte bic Gcpolito.
rem our6 Gbeds auf iein perlptlihes
Gontn. Gle 9onf bat ein &npitd!
BON $4,000, einen ueberihilB BON
$4,000 1ulO Die 0epoiiten ~belouierl
iid aitf $4,000. Sr. Saebn erflurt,
er babe @clo geitlg, Inn ollie Gepoli-
ten a%lts,it3ahler,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-21

9aa I'M Sbergeridt bis Sebrlar
na6iten Sobres aufoeidobcn morocn.
Ser Sag Der Ibbnltltnq ocrielbelt
miro bon ben Nnmdlten Don 6ilb
unb Don Sorrimm feit9eiebt NM
ipGter befonnt gegeben merOel. Die
Tnmdltc batten Dorbcr ertlGrt, buB
lie SIT fei1enl einpcrlt0noniB gelon
gen fonnten. IS folgtc Dor 9tid)tcr
SnQ cine ldngere, iebod) 5luedloieIc.
bottc, morauf Der Nidlter INN . llbr
Na6nittogS Die p6engcnanntc Gnts
IhCio1ing abgab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-21
Sraa6bie i'm Maflcrsbnrcait.
Somes $. Slipbnnt BON einem alln-
Sen nicoergefnolt.- SelbitmorN
oeS lbGterS.

oeS 1bdterS.
Ncm Oorf, 20. 3e5cmbcr.
Sanes $. Glipbant, Gbef Der Wof'
leriirma &oa. $. SlipDont & Go,
mltrOe bel,te 9tud)n1ittag in Icinem
8elfGitsbureau 9tr. 20, 9ronOitrabc,
pon s. q. @eigcr, nit peldlem er
cinen @ortnedicl iibcr @eid6its-
Nngcle9rnbcitcn bate, 0urd ShiiiIe
id)mer permunoct uno liegt iebt in
fritii6em 3uItnnoc in Soipital. Ser
5bGter riftcte Nleit oarnuf icine
@ofie olli iid) icIbit uno beging
Sel6itmoro. Slipbant lit 0treftpr
Ser .2afopcttc Sire Sn.iurance Co."
ser st. @orprcncc Hiper Heol Gitate
9liiociation" unO Der ySitel @un-
rolltce ans Irllit So" @ciger oiente
iriibcr ais Gbirlrg oii Der britild)en
6lottc ul1o mar crit fiir5li6 nn6 CT
mem langen Nltientbalt in Sot
Springs, 9lrf., ua6 Ncp.Dorf &c.
fommcn. Mnn gIou6t, OaB er Die
Shot IN cincm NnfaQ tcmpor1rcn
@nbniinns bcaing. Die 6irmo Oil.
plant & 50. bate @eihdfte iiir i'm
rerrid)tct ul0 er idillOete oerielbcn
@clo iiir .MorginS." &or etlidcn
Sooen mltr0e er ouigcfcroert. oieie5
8elo 81 be5nblcn. unO er fam bellte
ollf TernbreOung in 0as Bureau, Inn
nit Srn. Slipbont ST. ipre6en. MIS-
oie GlcrfS in oen dilbcrcn Nduntcn
Die Sdiiiie b0rten, eilten lie in Oil.
plants Tripntbltreou mo fun0cn
bci0c WGnncr blltii6eritromt nllf
bent Sooen. 8cigcr's aopi mar
or,rd cinen SdylB 5cridmettcrt lno
SGip6ant bate cine &ugeI IN Dem
Mogen. Der 8ermurOctc lit nid)t i'm
Ston0c, nGberc W}ittbeilrnAcn iibcr
Den &orfoQ 81 MADDEN.
@ciQer lcbte cine Belt lang III
Beaufort, S.sG. Gic Summc, mel.
de er Der 6irnln ihulbetc, ioa iid)
dltf $4,000 belaufcn.
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,Jphn MitdlcG luicScr franz.

SnOiannpolis, Snb.,, 20. Ge-
SENDER. - So6n Witdra, IrGiioent
Ser ollnitco Dtine @orfcrs," muroc
6clttc in Scr in Glappool a~bgcbnltc,
ncn GonfcrcnS SlpiIdcn Tcrtrctcrll
ser @rubenbelitcr nllb scr @riben,
Nrbeiter ploblid Don beftigcn
ShmerSen IN Ser Seitc befallcn, no
cr fiir5lih sur G%nticrnrutg BON @e-
ld,uilrcn opcrirt iuuroe. Gin ar5t
nno Cit fatholi'djcr @ciltliher ipllr-
Den 81 inn berlliel. Ger MrSt crflGrt
Mitdlcll's 3nit0no iiir beOenfIidl.
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Sn,uclen i'm Mcrtbc ppm $4,000 fir
So a%ngcbptcn.

Ncm Oorf, 90. Te5ember. -
@;lliam @btte, Elm 17.idbriger BUR
Idle, lit, mic er ielbit eingeitebt, Der
Gieb, meIder Dor eini9en 3agen Slt-
nelprt uto S6nntdiohen i'm @ertbc
BON $4,000 Don cinem @ogen Der
,.llnitco Stotes grprcB So" Itabl.
Gr murbe bciltc IN ,Scriep Gitp per
boftct, no cr ncriltht bate, ieinc
Qon5e 9elltc fir So ST pcrdilbcrn.
Der &erfn!lf cinc8 @alsbonoes I'M
@crtbe pom $4,000 fiir % Gents
fiibrte 81 ieirer &crbaitltng. @bite
NOR ais @ebillic ollf Dem @aacn on
geltellt, BON meldcm er Die Sadjell
cntmenoete.
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Gun cincm Hcacr i%ibcrfelcn.

CpInmbus, ., 20. Gesember.
: Trou ". 9. 6. Seribep, Satin
reS Erdli0cntcn Der yGrreliior Seeo
Co." puroc bultc in ibrer @obnung
m Der @eit.6. slpenie, ip1breno lie
ollein 81 Sauie mar, bon einem He-
ger i%iberfallen llnb ihner mibbm-
OeIt. Nafbnren melde SEN Heger
megitleid,en iaben, ionben Die Jral'
belpllBtlos llno bllltriinitig geidlaeeil
alf Dem Spben. Cine S6aar bepaif-
meter @iirger braf sur Gerfolenl,g
bes @erbrefers allf, inoeiien mar oie
Iran nift I'M Stanoc, cine acnaile
geihreibuag oeiielben 51l geben.
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WOalidcr Strahcnbabmitrife in
HbilaSclphtG.

Fhilooelphia, 20. Se5ember.
Gle hieiiae Strabenbabn.8 Sc el-
ifIoit riiltet lid nili eincn Strife
ibrer @ebicnlteten ltlb bcltclltc bette
nlehrere Sunoert 9ettIteIlen, meId,e
gum cpentilellen @cbrnltd fir Strife-
BREEDER in pcrihieOencn Wuggon-
Id)uppen ~altigeltcllt mcroen iolen.
Gle sur llnion geborigen Motorleutc
nnb Gonoufteure meroen morgel
Mbeno cine Seriammlllng balten nno
Die Strifefrngc beipreben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-21

0cnlicl6en Ston0putftc Den lebten
NcIltd) Safer @ilbclms in Gnglano
tcleitdtetc.
Snt &inblid oltf Die ernitc Sroge
res bcIton0igen @ad)icnS Der Nii.
Iut1gen Guropu'a bcoullertc Sir 60
marc, ooB Die Nntioncn nidt oo5rl
pcranloBt mcroen fonrcn, ibrc Slot
tclpl0ne Don p%ortbcrcin I'M Sinnc
lpcdiclieitigcr Heouttionen 5ll Der
gleifcr. Gr lpoue 9Uttid)lun6'a
ncltea 6lottcn = Ern9ronm nid)t be
lp6tteln oocr fritiiiren. ga nod lei.
ncr llebcr5cllglrng GngIono's Stels
hung fir Elm obcr 5ipei Sabre GET.
6crt lei, bod, ipenn Ole Nofborn
iortiiibrcn, hire 6lottcn 81 pcritGr,
fen, miiroc Gn0lono iib ge5pungcn
lcben, audi Die ieinige 81 %permebrcn.
Ser Sob 0cs @cianotcn
Sdugc,
GbriItionin, Normcgen, 20.
Gc5cnbcr. - &r. 6. Sougc, Der nor.
lpcAiihc 8cionbtc an bic Ser. Stua.
ten, oeIlcn gcItcrn gelc9cntlid elmer
SdncelGltbtpur cingctrctencr, ploB=
Iid1er Zoo Ihon acnel0et nuroe. mar
frilb WorgcnS ollctn oufgebro6er1
un0 iullrbc am iriiben Nnhmittoge
5llriid erportet. Ga er nidt fam,
mllroe cine expedition nod ibn aus,
gcionbt, Die i'm toot ont @cge lie.
gcn0 fanb. NQc WieocrbClebungs-
neriltde Der gIer5te morcn crfoIgloS.
Die Ncr5te filbrtcn Den 600 oIf
@cr5ldla9 5ltriid, Der pieQci6t our6
llcbcranltrcngllng peruriodlt nor.
Ser norluegiide WcIun0tc Soltgc
mar nit %iciner Gottin om IL. go.
pcnlber ouf Der o&ronprin5cliin Sc.
ciIic" 5l einem brcimonotli6cn llr.
Ioltb nod) 9torpcgen gcrciit unb ijbcr
&on0on mo EariS no6 GbriItianio
QCfahrch.
@r. &ol,gc mar IN Gbriitiunio &c.
boren on1 80. Npril 1862, lno bat
id)on oIS irnger W}omn raid Gor-
ricre gemod)t. SIN Sabre 1901 fam
cr ola Scfrctor Der norlpcgiihen Sc
ionhti6ait nod) Wnibingto1, mar Dor
unb nodl Der llcberqonAS5eit sur
2oatrcnmtng Norlpcgcn'S bon
S0mcoen in @oIbington 8eiGGfts-
trdger lln0 mllrbc Damn llorluegilder
8%cIonoter.
Snternutionole &ereini.
gnng O~ollenoet.
&ari6, 20. 9cj. - Die 9ilortng
elmer Sntcrnotionalen &creinigllng
Der &eiieIrobr . 6obritontcn lit NUT
mebr 10 gut luic pollcnoct. &ertrctcr
Der Tobrifonten Imerifo'S, eng
LAMBS, Selttimlon0's uno Selgien's
buben ein Nbtpnumell ultcr6eidnct,
beIicn 9citinmnrgen olcrOingS nod
lliht pcr0iientliht ilnb. Nod elmer
&criommlin2 IN Glasgow bot bier
cine Tcriulmmluna itattNefunocn II.
cine mcitcrc lit inncrbolb cincS Wto.
rots 5llr cnbAilltigen Gonltitllirltng
Der Gereipigrng n%lberourt.
3eugeGolbme l il 0 A | II = 0 IL
oon.
2onbpn 20. Gc5cmbcr. - Ter
Nelu- Dorfer 2rllccs 3cll0e Nobcrt Z.
Gololpcu, Qc0clt ocll Dor eilligen III
gen eill &oitbeIcbl nltsGcltcut mltroc,
beiinoet iidJ onAcblid) nod bier in
2onbolt. SIS bieB, oob or tidy olli oenl
Samburgcr 9nmpicr naoiierin Nls
quite &ictorio" cingeldifit bose, aber
er lei icitber bier in 2onbon geicbcn
mnrOcn. Gas @criidt, Dob ieinc Ser.
boitllng bel icincr Infunit icnicitS
bes S5cons criol9en loac, lit i~lbri9cnS
falih. ST miro iibcrboupt nid)t pers
folgt.
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gur Elm .grcmu Nuinine," =
oaS 1T 2arattpe Nrnmp Entutme. Wfnil febe ntt
Die unteri6rift bon u. ". 0rpue. Sn Der
cni5en g9eli ,ur arr bon @rfdltlnN- in einerl
1ae aebraitt. 25c. (Sit1,tSa)
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&crmeHnracn in Ybilippinen &c
uIilcrn.

San Srnncisco, 20. Tc5. -
0ie Gompier r6utbomer," rEatbfin-
Der" nHeieardl" ,Wurinollque" unb
~Gomblon" bon Dem Ser. Staaten.
aiiItenpermeiiun9sbienit limo sur 3eit
IN ben Ebilippinen . 8emGiiern nit
elmer geiloilen Sermeiiung ser aiiiten
uno Snleln oes Mrtipcls beidGftigt.
Ste lngetailen iponiidcn &arten
5eiatcn 1lngef1br 1900 Snieln an,
m1brenb Die nmerifaniifen Icrn,ei-
lungs = Irbcitcrt, nof s(ngaben oes
bier angefommcnen Or. s. 6. Deagle
pom vTatbpmcr," bereits mebr ais
2600 Snieln ergeben baben. Gie
@ermeiilings : arbeiten meroen pole
Sebn Sabre in Iniprud nebmen.
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@affcnitiQitanb bis mad ben Ieicr.
tagcn.

Gbicaeo, 20. 0e5. Die Sob
res Seriammlung Scr Nftion0rc ser
SQinois Gentralbabn lit bonn Nihter
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SO Weni6cm toDt.
@citcrcs iibcr bic Enlucr-Grpluitpn
in EalrrmD.

Sarocn- Gro3eb IN Berlin nit Nua-
Idlub Scr OciientIi6feit iortge-
icet. - aaiicr @iIbelm ididte
cincn ~ipe3icaen Scrtretcr ms
@erift, nm inn cinen 9erid)t
iiber sic &crbal1Olungen 51l er.
Itattcn. - aonig 2eopolo Don
bcI0iidcn @oIfSpertrctern ais eirt
f0nioIitcr Ion Slton pcrrn.
glinnpit. llebertro8ung oes
Taliums an Den nellen Gooo.
iutnr.Gr3biihof bon 9oltplt.
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glltblcB, luCId)et Der So5tallltentltbs
rcr Sonberpeloc IN Scr Geputirten-
fnmmcr loaQelolien bate. GlbcrS er,
flGrtc, bob Gam ici Der f%ortDdbren'
oen Sfonbole llm 2eopolb iibcrbrili.
lig. Gr bc6cidncte Den &onig ols ei'
men nfoni0lihcn Con NlnrL" ser int
MGR oui bcm Sprun9c lei, cine oreuc
Sonilie" in Sranfrcid 5l bciudrn.
GlbcrS bclltctc an, boB Der aonig
moglider @eiic eincn &crilld) mndcn
mollc, bus acknowledgement 9clgicn'a
5l Gnbcrn. Wcbrerc WfiniItcr uno
cin republifoniid)cr equator protc.
itirten ge9en GlberS' NuafGuc nit
Dem @emerfen, bic Tcrion oes SIS.
nigs mil1ic relpeftirt mcrben.
! @rbielt boS TuIIium.
Tom, 20. Gc5cnber. - Gic Gerc-
monte Der llebcrtruNrulg oes Eal-
liitnls oil Sofru. ". $. S'Gonneu,
STANDARDIZATION pou Bottom,
muroe bcllte pom &or0inul Sroncescp
Scgno ppllSo9en. Ger nellc GrSbi.
Idol por bilrd Woniigncur Gompieri
pertreten.
Z ngInnb's oiclc @ertrGac.
Sonoon 90. Gej, - Ger Son.
belsiefret1r oeS Neilbcrn Sir Com.
@rep bat in 9ellpid cine Rcoe iibcr
uismarti9e Golitif gebolten. in Der
Ell ben Trieoensnertb Der Sublrci.
fen Gonpentionelt uno Tereinbarlln.
gen berpprbob, Die @robbritonnicll
IN Den lesten Snbren nit on0cren
! Nationen abgeidloiien bat, uno bon
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-09
MONEY is READY TO
PAY TO THE PEDS

Seventeen or eighteen hundred dol
lars awaits the county school teach
ers of Sumter, as salary for August
and September, when their reports
are duly rendered. The money is
now on hand and Supt. Moorse gives
checks upon the Bank of South Wes-
tern Georgia as fast as teachers send
in their monthly reports. During the
month of August only a half dozen of
the county schools were in operation,
while even in September the full num-
Der of sixty-three had not opened for
the fall term, but by November first
all the county schools will be in full
operation and we'll attended.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-09
SUCCESS HAS BEEN
FINE FROM START

49, M&& HAERS-
Americas has the moving picture
habit all right now, as evidenced by
the hundreds who attend nightly the
fine performances at the theatre The
presentation of "Alladin" with it's
beautiful tableaux, was fully equal
to many of the theatrical attractions
here and charging a dollar admission,
while the picture show is only dime.
Manager Lucas is making a wonder
full success of the picture show, and
the daily attendance now is near the
five hundred mark. The views are
very large, the light is steady, and
one enjoys to the fullest extent the
high-class pictures shown.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-09
SECOND DAY is BEST
ONE OF MEETING

At both services at First Baptist
church yesterday Rev. Allen Fort
addressed congregations that filled
the large auditorium and held the
wrapt attention of every one to the
end of his able discourse. His sermons
grow upon the people, and those who
once hear this gifted and eloquent
young minister deem it a privilege
and pleasure alike to go again. Mr..
Fort will preach again this afternoon
at the usual hour, and tonight at 1880
the hour having been changed fifteen
minutes earlier.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-09
HEAVYWEIGHTS TO
STAND ON BIG CAKE
IT WILL WEIGH ABOUT so POUNDS
AND BE A WONDER.

One of the most remarkable and de-
cidedly the most unique thing ever
seen in the cooking line, viii be the
cake at the demonstration at the
Sheffeld-Huntingto Co. store this
afternoon.
A cake weighing between fifty and
seventy-five pounds Will be baked on
one OF the Majestic Ranges on exhibi-
ton at the store.
A plank will be placed on top of
it and several of the heaviest ladies
of Americas will be requested to stand
on it and mash the cake as fiat as
a founder
When they have succeeded in this
task, the plank will be lifted.
In few minutes the cake will rise
up again, be as light and palatable
asever, and will then he cut and dis
tributed among those present, who
will find it a delicious morsel.
All day, from a. m. to p. m. the
finest of coffee and biscuits will be
served.
All are invited to drop in at the
Sheffield-Huntington Co. store at any
time and be served with the lunch.
Many enjoyed the hospitality ex-
tended yesterday. Today'S unique
demonstration should draw great
audience.
Every day the coffee and biscuits
will be cooked on one of the ranges
and served, piping hot, at tables to
the guests who honor the demonstra-
tor with their presence.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-09
GOT VERDICT FOR
FORTY CENTS

In Webster Superior Court yester-
day w. H. King sued Paul Perry on
an account.
The jury returned a verdict in fav-
or of Mr.. King for forty cents with
interest at seven per cent for two
years and costs"
The plaintiff accordingly gets DC
cents, while the costs aggregated $12,
or about twenty times the judg-
ment in his favor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-09
The Rug Collection.

From the small mat to the largest
carpet size rug. They are all here
and in variety great enough to suit
any taste
Syrmina Rugs from CSC to $3.50.
Administer Rugs csc to $3.50.
Jute Rugs soc to $500.
Administer Art Squares, all sizes,
$3.50 to $4,000.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-09
Silk PettiCOatS.

Ladies' Silk Petticoats of heavy
Rustling Taffeta Silk in Black, cut
extra full, regular $3.50 quality at IS
Ladies' Silk Petticoats of Heavy
Rustling Moneyback Taffeta Silk,
guaranteed extra full width, plated
and tucked, worth $3.50, at $3.50
Stylish Petticoats of Plain Black
mercerized Sateen, extra good quail
ity and very wide,, all lengths, reg
ular price $125, Special at csc.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-09
CONDITION OF DEESE
MAY BE CRITICAL

Mr.. Thomas z. Deese, formerly of
Americas, but for sevral years a
clerk in the Southern Railway Office
in Washington City, is very i'll there
and may not recover. A telegram
from one of the roads officials yes
terday asked if he had relatives here,
but so far as known there are none
Mr.. Deese was once stenographer in
the old S. A. NJ. Railway Office here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-09
Three Skirt Specials.

l.
fully tailored" tucked and peated
$500. regular $3.50 number.
NUMBER II.
effects folds peas
garments black, brown all the popular
in trimmed with broad tuck
Coos-NaVy Brown BLACK
al popular
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-09
Underwear for Men, Women

There are points about our
Underwear equipment that we strong
ly emphasize; quality and generosity
of size. We never show lobby under
wear for it always pays to get the
best at 25, so, IS, $1OO.
"Rubens" Infants shirt in cotton
or wool. Also silk and wool at
Is, so and 75c each.