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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
WeGr StGbte in Sriimnern.

@eitereS ii6er 6oS Gro6eben in
Werifo. - 2iite Ser Spier iteigt
bon Gtun0e 3l Stunoe. -Naf,
rid)ten aus sen beimgeIudten
@egcnben nod INNER iebr man
gelboit.
Sta0t Wertfo, t6. Npri(. -
S6lpere acknowledgements oallerten
an Der g9eItfiiite fort bis 4 ll6r 9e1te
friib. Spdtere Na0riGten aus Ben
Oltrd 0aS @r06e6cn beimgclu6ten &C.
genoen 5eigen, OoB sic Serbeerungen
gr0Ber iinO, ais urIpriinglid permrl-
tbet. 9luBcr G~biIponcingo rn0 Gbis
lopo iino oltf Die StG0te Sirtla,
9lputlo un0 Smetepec 5erIt0rt moroell.
2lplltlo Iiegt ullgef0br 80 Mieilen Iiib-
lid Don Gbilponcingo 1unO bat MIR
cine fIeine 8ep0lfcrung. Mon gloubt
nibt, oaB GROCER 2e6en8perlult BORT
eilltrat. Ometepec liegt etluoS peiter
iii0li6 nu6e ser @ren5e ser Stoaten
8l1erroro lnO Saroco, lno bat etrpa
1000 Ginluobue. Nlt6 Glapa, 80 Mtei-
len ipeItIi6 BON Gbilpancingo, lit Der
S6aoen groB. Ser telegropbiide Ser
febr lit nod INNER mangelboft. Sn
G6tlapa Iollen IA Weniden IN einem
ei15igen Sall.le u%mgefommen ieilL uno
sic 3n6l Ser 8%erlebten miro ouf 80
onge9cben. SSn Sirtlo mur6en iomeit
~ &eiden g%cfunOen, mGbreno in
Gbilpanringo sic 3abl Der So0ten
oltf 80 unb Die Ser Serlebten ollf SO
o~ngegebcn miro. Die 2iite ser Spfer
Iteigt BON Stunbe at Stunoe bober.
Die SofcnitaOt 9lcapulco mlroe in
Solge oeS @r66e6enS Ourd cine
6llttblpeIle tbeilneiie inter @oiier ge-
iebt. Der Giienbubnperfcbr nit Sierra
Grr5 lit ourb OoS Sinfen ser 8obns
bette an pcridieoenen Stellen total
rmtcrbro6en. gto6ri1ten bonn Sltb-
mus BON Sebuo1tepec merOen nit
Spanning crportet. Die geitrige 9tns
gobc, DAB in %Gbilpancingo uno Gbi=
lopu 500 Meniden umgefommcn
icicn, bat iid gliiflider @eiie ais
iihrrtrirhru rrmipIru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
SdvDn Gpelgm's Shutter rcbct.

EittSburg, Ya., 16. 9lpril. -
Der beige n2eooer" Oer6ifentlidt
beilte cine ied6S Spalten ltmfoiienOe
W1ittbeilltng Ser Srou s. s. Solman,
Mlltter Ser Srau Goelpn NeSbit
Sbow, III melder lie ii0 6e5ii8lid Der
int Sbolu-Gro5eIie geBen lie c%rbobcllcn
acknowledgement pertbeiOigt. Sic ct
fldrt, lire Sod)ter babe Tie bci'nl Mn
fonge oeS Gro3elieS OllrG cine 9epc-
Ide allfgeforoert, oblollt feill @ort
iiber Die gor5e Iffoire 81 lugen. Die
lem @eilt0 iei lie mG6reto oeS gail5elt
Ero5eiIes nodgefommclL iebt ober,
nodoem Tie bon oem Nnpalt Oelmos
III ieinem S6luBor9ilment 10 id)n0oe
gei6mG6t nor0en iei, fonne iie nid)t
ldnger idneigen. Sic er5Gblt bonn
sic @eidihte ibrer So6ter ltno legt
0or, ipie bieielbe 5lterlt fir &iinitler
Wo0eQ Itaflo ullo oarn allf bic 8iibne
geben mollte,p ie iie STANFORD 8bite's
Sefonntldait mad)te II. |. ~. Dab
@bite lire Sodjter ruitirte, babe lie
ni6t gemllBt, lonIt bGtte Tie i'm ielbit
ltmgebradt. Cont lit ni6t piel 3lt-
ODER Sltterciiantes
in Sen Mittbeilungen Ser Srou ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
Inn bic @mnit cincs MabdJens.

Nem Dorf, 16. 9(pri(. = Gin-
cen5a Gica uno 9uro Gianoiano, 5pei
Staliener lno 9ipalen Inn Die CUNT
zines WG06enS, batten bellte i'm
S5onesEarf auf Song Sslanb Elm SIC.
Dolperouea, in mel6em 8ianoiano ben
500 ianb. Gica mlroe in eillem
@anoi6ra1f in Ser @obnun0 oes &C.
tootetcn allfgeIunoen uno begi1tg, als
Die Boli5ei Die Sbiire bes S6ranfes
crbrad, Inn i'm feltJunebmen Selbit-
moro bnr6 Gri6ieBen. Die beioen
Wanner maren intime Sreunoe, bis
lie iih ais Ne6en6nbler ent5wciten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
Sns slucite Spfcr.

SEEM Oorf 16. 9lpril. - IlfreO
SeQif, elmer ser om Sonntog 9lbeno
BON Dem Stoliener Saluotore @oper-
male nie0ergeI6oiIenen Eoli5ilten,
ltorb beltte. Sein 2ei0enSgefGbrte,
Eoli5iit Se6lerS, ltarb iAon III Scr
Sonntag gfadJt. @oDerl,ole, weIfer
bic Sbot beging, ais i'm oie Yoli5i-
item perbaften moaten, nnHbem er eli
ren onoeren Staliencr 0ltrd cinen
SdllB permun0et bate, beiin0ct Iid)
inter elmer MorOonfloge IN Soft. NlS
Geiltltot Ser N%ffoire ~perboftete Die 80
li5ei geItern 9t6enO piele Stalicter ne
gen 0eS Grogen8 uerborgcner Moifcn.
t02 0erielben, melden 70 NeuolDer,
Iolpie biele Gillette ltto nnocre WeI=
Ter o6genommen lpor0en marert, err
idienen bellte I'M Yoli5eigeri6t uno
bntten StroIen 81 %be5oblen. Webrere
oerlelben botten bel ibrer Serbaitltng
ben Goli5iIten o%elperoten @ioeritqno
0eleiltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
Suit amf Eurtu &ieu.
gntpfdn9t 9eiu6er unb Dernimmtt
9eI0tpcrben.- Compliments 1tnb
gegenieitige 9epllnoerung.

SanSuonY orto &ico, t6.g(priI.
- &riegsiefret0r Goft perbro6te Den
9citrigcu Sag 0omit, INN Ben llrIa-
den ser 8ciGrperoe1 Ser Gortorica.
ncr bur6 9eipredung nit BEN G9efS
Ser beri6ie0cnen departments un6
6crborrugcnoen 8cpobnern 8orto
Nico'S olf Sen. @rrn0 5lt fomrmen.
Die &iGtcr oeS SbergeriGts unb Der
G%rcfutiorotb go6en &r1. Tuft ein
0ejeltncr, ouf mcl6cm ser Sberrid)-
ter QlltnoneS Dem &riegSiefret0r bicl
S6mei6cl6ofte8 iogte nn0 5uglci0
Die &offntng nlSiprob, ooB ben jeBt
ACKNOWLEDGMENT &inoern Eorto 0ft-
co.'s bic groBc @bre, ipGter amerifant-
i6e 9iirger meroen SIT o%iirfelt, ipioer-
fo6ren iperoe. Sn leiner 9lnttport
iogte Sr. Soit, Yorto Hico Jet fret
bon Sen S6lpierigfeiterL bie altf ben
Y6ilippinen ltnb o1tf Gll6a eriitirten,
Ser &anoel ser Sniel nit 6en Ser.
Stooten babe Eroiperit6t uu,b 3ufric-
ben6eit orrf Eorto Tico er5c1gt un0
bic Snlel crfreue iid) eincs por5iiglt-
den WorfteS IN Sen Ser. Stoatcll,
pos bon Sen 8bilippinen uto bon
Cuba nid)t gcIogt perOen f0nne. Die
Gorto &iconer Ioltcn bie3 ipobl be-
6cr5igcn. g8oS Oos 8iirgerredt fir
iie betreife, 10 lei CT ni6t gcgel1 Ser
leibltng o%elicl6cn, ober c8 Jet nit
CHARACTERIZATION pcrbunocn, sic In-
nobn1e cincs bc5iigli6e1 @clebes i'm
GongreB 81 6clpirfen. Gem @ouoer-
ncltr bon Torto &ico, 8intbrop Beet
man, ipelrbete Sr. Goft boS mdrnite
Cob. SpGtcr om Nodmittog Diel.
or Mebiic ii6cr oaS portoriconiI6e Sic
ginlent.
Selrte trot GefretGr Goft feline
Sobrt bon bier nod Yoncc on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
@rukcr Strife inn gangc,ucrbc brubt.

G6ilubeIpbio, Ea., 16. @pri(.
= Mo6bcrl 5000 m,ioniltiide 3iml-
merleiltc bon bier bclGlolien bobem
am 1. Wtai 81 itrifen, mctn iie nidt
bobere 2obne erbolten, baben 500
unioniltiide Initrei6er benielben BE-
i6lub aefabt fir oel, San, baB iie
ni6t ciren Gent pro Stunbe meGr
2obn erbolten, nnb Seitens Ser
Blumber, gleftrifer unb 2attennag-
Ter lit Elm abnlider 9ei6luB 81 oe-
tpartigen. Am Mbenb bes 81. Mpril
poaen Die unioniItiiden @eiperfe, ebe
Ser @usitanb our Sbatiahe miro, eis
men groBen ltm5ug, an pelfem iid)
borausiiGtlid 10000 Mann betbeili-
gen iuerocn, als Concentration az.
balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
Nudj cin Gna6c cutfiiBrt.

Eomoquo, Go., 16. Npril. -
So6n So6ol, ieGS Sabre alt, Der
Sobn eilleS ilopafii6en &OblengrG.
berS SIT Sol1te, 1lo6e bier, mllrOe am
lesten Sonntng cntiii6rt. ST NOR nit
ieinem 0reijGbrigcn 9rloer GlSge-
gonQen ulO ser lebtere er5dblte, ais
er einige 3eit Oormlf aaeit 5urild'
fcbrte, elm 6ren1oer babe Sobn einen
0oQnr unO GonOp gege6cr, I'M i'm
5u bepegen, nit inn oaOon SIT geDell.
Sem Motip fiir Die gntfiibrung lit be-
FAINT, 0eun ser 8oter bes &naben lit
Elm ornler Molln lno ni6t I'M Stanoe,
Elm 2oiegelo 81 be5ablen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
Gum s~iucitcn Walc III siuei @Dden.

WontreaI, Canada, 16. slpril.
- Gum 5peiten Wole I'M 2allfe bon
5nei @o6en lit Die Wc@iQ = llniper.
litGt bon perbeerenoer Sellersbrl1ni
bcimgciuGt lporOen. 9aS meoi5ini-
i6e @c6Glloe geriebt o1n friiben Weor-
gen IN 9rono uno lpltroe boQItdnoi9
5erIt0rt. Wfit Miibe gelong es, sic
foltbore meoi5inii9e 9ibliotbef IN
Si6erbeit SIT bringen. Der 9rolbs
i1ooen be5ifiert li6 ollf $350,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17

&. @eo6 it,, BON Nelp- Oorf ii6er onlcz
rifqniihe5 Ge6t uno omerifoniiGe
Sn~ititutioncn bGlt. Gem &ortrogcn.
Sen ipltrOe Elm ie6r ber5li6cr G~nlpfong
5t tbeil. Gr miro bier bis Gn0e Sltli
bleiben, l%uoraui er Dor Der Barrier
6ofltltdt lcIcn ltn0 ipdtcr i'm liioli6cn
5ronfrei6 portrogcn miro.
q aitipteI NIT &in6erniis
ZEN.
@erlin tG. g(pri(. - Sci Sem
@oItipiel 0eS befonnten engliI6en
S6ouipielers 8eer6obm Gree, ser nit
ieiner 2on0oner Srltppe bier i'm
gte1len &0nigli6en SpernbolS oui-
tritt, erci8netc iiG g~cItern bel Ser 2lui-
fii6rltna BON D2ntoniu3 Wno Glcopa-
ira" elm bon Der Eoli3ci iniceuirtCr
3mti6enoft. O}cGrere &oli5iIten err
Id)iencn i'm Iltftrogc elmer Came ans
Niiin6eL sic in Ser neutrality-suspicious.
@lbbiloulgcn elmer Der S0oulpiclerin-
ncn Der Grippe, Sri. 9[lice CRAWFORD,
i6re eigene perI6ollene So6ter 31 En-
fenlen glalt6te. Die iltlge WiillGncs
rim battc Dor 5luei Sobrcn 0oS %elterIi-
dc &nlt5 pcrlaIlcn luno ieit0cm nidtS
mcbr bon ii0 50rcn loiien. SIS oelong
ic0od, Sic &oli5ci lfncll ST. iibcr5ell-
gen, boB Sri. CRAWFORD aus 2%luitru-
lielt gebiirtig Ii. nie 5lloor IN 9cutids
lonO aelucien lit.
GoS a%niierpoor Fat jcOer &orItcl.
hing, bonn 8eainn 0eS 8oItIpielS al,
6cigcpobnt, bod bic &ritit pcrbGlt ii6
I'M %NQ9cmeincn reierpirt. Sic 0iebt
5lL OoB bic 9(tffiibru1gcn prG1tig
i~nIcenirt iinO, 0ie SbofeIpcorc'i6e
@i8enart ober ibnen abgebt. 9(ltd cin
Strife Der Sbeaterarbeiter bercitete
Ser englii6cn Grippe S6lpierigfeiten
un0 Die S6onipieler m1Btcn gcitcrn
A6enO ais GouIiiieni6iebcr mitbclfen.
Sm lle6rigen 5icbt sic Grippe Oolle
@6llicr un0 0oS 8lrblifum beflln0et
cine Our6oltS frelnOli6e @eIimnuug.
Worgon ais Sum It III dcen.
Sloren5 StolieL 16. 9lpril. -
Gem Serltcbnlcn nad bat s. &ier.
pont WorguL Der onleritonii6eIPil-
liar6Gr u10 &lnitmGCen, 0cm Sir
item Stro55t cine Summe BON $780,
600 fir bo5 &ortoltiSre6t gc5oblt,
io0S Ser Shirt ii6 ic nit Dem @,tll-
i6e tragen iollte, feline &uniti6dbe
5u %pertaufen. Scr beriibnnte Bala5-
80 Stro35i oeIien @ou bon Silippo
Stro53i I'M Sabre 1889 begonnen unO
bis 3ltm Sabre 1888 bollcnOet lpurOe,
lit elmer Der pr06tigiten Ser Slorens
timer GolGite. @r cntbiclt friiber cine
I0Dne 8em1lbegalcrie, 9ilitcn 0cr
Sornilie Stro55i unO SilOboltcrluerfe,
bo6 miro ollgenlein onge1ommelr,
DOB Ser groBte Sbeil Oieier <nits
lperfe nad) Berlin berfuuft mltr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17

6eiu6te beute 0en BrGii0entelt mel
der ibm bel Der @ele9enbeit 0ie ST..
ncnnltng 5ltn 9ru1Oes . G%ommiliGr
fir SnlonOlteuern ols Nadfolger OeS
fiir3Ii6 3uriidqetretenen Sobn 81.
DerfeS onbot. OberIt @bite miro
mobri6einli6 Die Stelle occeptiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
S6nt fir SOniaa,
Ger geltiir5tc Erdliocnt bon SonOu-
ros miro bllrd Elm omerifnniide5
&riegsi6iff no6 Werifo gebrodt.

ros miro burd) Elm omerifoniideS
&riegsidiff na6 Werifo gebrodt.
@oi6inoton, 9. g., 16. 9lpril.
T9epci6en, mcl6e bellte Dem Wfas
rincocportcmcnt bonn Commander.
Gople, Dem rongdltcIten Offi5ier bes
an Scr @ociiic-&iiIte Gentrol.9lmeri-
fa'S meilenben amerifanGAen Sc
idpoberS 5ltgin9en, 6eIagen, 0aB baS
&olloncn6oot yErinccton" am Sam.
itog nit Dem BrGiioenten 9onila
bon Sonburas orn 9orb bon Imalo-
pa in Gee gegnngen lit. @S lpurbe
mitget6eilt, bob nErinccton" nadl
Ncopulco IN Werifo geDt unb bob
ErGiibent 9onino in Solina Gru5 in
Werifo bIeiben mirb. Seine Ibrciic
entipro6 ci1em 9(6fommen 5pii6en
6enl ErGlibenten 3elaDa bon Ticora-
qua unb bem Gr6iibenten Sigltera
bon Solpabor, iponad ser BrGli0ent
bon Spnouros, melGer in Dem &riege
nit Nicorogllo unterlegen lit, Gete
tralamerifa ~perloiien iollte. Sb ct iid
OouernO int Werifo nieoerloIien miro,
Itebt nod bobin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17

NoG Ser loeben per0ffentli6ten an-
gabe beS @inipanoerungs 3 9iireolls
oeS Sonbels 9epartements Ser Ser.
Staoten Iinb in ben NIT DEM 81.
War5 3. S. beenoieten feds Mollo.
ten I'M @an5en b39,137 Serionen
na6 Den Ser. Staoten eingeipanOert,
Inn 1891 mebr, als in bem emit
ipredenoen 3eitrolinte bes goriabrs.
Die @elammt5obl Der gintuanoerer
aus Gublanb in Dem angegebenen
3eitraume mar 103 1854, cine 3una1-
me bon 21,631 I'M @ergleib 81 ben1-
ielben 3eitraunie bes Sabres 1906.
HeuerS steiner s m +
Or.
SbcrIt Gearl @bite bon Nem-Sr=
leans, Witglieo bes republifaniiden
: Counties fir 2ouiiiana,
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Homicide near Smiths.

On Tuesday afternoon Rob
Gill was shot and killed, near
Smiths, by Charlie Black, both
colored. Witnesses testified that
the two were returning home
from Lewis Turnout, apparent
ly when they got to talk
ing about shooting and Gill said
to Black "You would not shoot
me-" when the latter said he
would show him, and drew a
pistol and shot him in the side,
killing him almost Instantly
Chester Lantern.
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Cured of Lung Trouble.

ut is now eleven years since had a
narrow escape from consumption" writes
{. .. Floyd, leading business man of
kershaw, =. G. II had run down in weight
to 1875 pounds, and coughing was constant,
both by day and by night. Finally l be,
gan taking DR.. Kings New Discovery, and
continued this for about six months. when
my cough and lung trouble were entirely
gone and was restored to my normal
weight, 40 pounds" Thousands of per
sons are healed every year. Guaranteed
at Crawford Bors., Funderburk Pharmacy
drug store soc and 90. Trial bottle
free.
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and groom to join hands. For a
moment the groom looked Re-
wildered, then he seized the
bride by the hand and said :
"Pleased to meet you" This was
evidently his first appearance as
a principal in a marriage.-Ex
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Wise Counsel srom the South.

81 want to giee some valuable adviceIto
those who suffers with lame back and
kidney trouble" says J. r. Blackship, of
Beck, Tenn. 81 have proved to an abso-
lutte certainty that Electric Btters will
positively cure this distressing condition
The first bottle gave me great relief and
after taking few more bottles. ] was COM
pletely cured; so completely that it be-
cdmes pleasure to recommend this great
remedy, Sold under huarantee at Craw-
ford Bros, Funderburk Pharmacy drug
store,
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Bridegroom was Rattled.

A confused bridegroom made
a lndicrous blunder while being
married in Indian Territory. At
the beginning of the ceremony
the pastor requested the bride
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ca and all over the world was
received by wireless telegraphy
and posted daily.
ON THE OTHER SIDE.

and posted daily.
ON THE OTHER SIDE.
The distance from New York
to Bremen is 8 1852 miles. The
chief scenery along the way is
fog, water and sick folks. But
you soon forget all that when
you get on land again. The Gus.
tom house officials will make
you forget that and many other
things. All baggage must be
opened up and the contents ex-
hlbited. 1t took over two hours
for the German officials to look
at our socks and stockings. But
lover of fun is sure to be graft
fed on these occasions. One fell
low had a bottle of liquor in his
vallse, but the tariff on it was
so high that he declined to pay
it. The officer smashed the bottle
to pieces against the stone wall.
1t was apparent from the pain
tul expression on the travellers
lace that he believed in a low
tariff.
The first night in Northern
Germany furnished me a novel
experience. When time to retire
came, l started to turn down
the cover. There wasn't any.
Two feather beds and a huge
feather pillow between them at
one end were on the bedstead,
and nothing more. I was about
to read the riot act to my land
lord when l was informed that
the top feather bed was the GOV.
er. The idea of covering with a
leather bed stunned me--but |
tried it. When l retired | had
so many feathers on me that |
telt like a goose. Our German
friends believe in giving infor-
nation. One who understands
their Language can't get lost.
Everywhere are signs with hands
or arrows pointing in the direc
ton you should go. Some of
these | could understand most
OF them | could not. One read
as follows: "Hell-Dunkel." ="
Just under the word dunkel was
an arrow pointing to the right;
under the word hell was an ar
row pointing to the left. | did
not know what either word
meant in German; but, out of
abundance of caution, [ went to
the right.
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vomiting.
The fare was all that could be
desired. The German considers
the stomach the seat of happi.
ness, and he gives it special at
tention. The bell rang regular
four times day for us to eat
and between meals they would
bring around hot beef tea and
sandwiches. My appetite had
just reached the point where |
was getting the worth of nv
money when, on the second day.
we encountered rough sea
The ship took both the lateral
and forward dip. 1 saw men as
trees walking. Everything 20.
ing the other way. fl attemp.
ed to enter my state room it
would shy away; if 1 reached
for hand railing it would dodge
me; and when would 90 down
the stairs they were coming up.
went to pieces-losing my ap-
petite and all that had eaten.
Near me were two very large
people, man and wife. He car
ried an enormous avoirdupois
and had a fog horn voice. When
ever old Neptune made severe
demand on him for tribute, the
response suggested Vesuvius
in eruption. His spouse was
a woman of anomalous pro-
portions. Her horizontal dimen.
sions almost equaled her per.
pendicular, and whenever old
Vesuvius would erupt, Aetna
would answer him. The horri-
BILE fuss made by these two peo-
pie would have distributed a
corpse. Near me were also some
very noisy children who, much
to my regret, did not get sick at
all.
The German is very fond of
drink. The steamer had three
bars, one for each class of
passengers, and they SEEM
ed to do a big buiness.
On Sunday they had a
circus day trade. Sunday laws
and grand juries have no ter
rors for these "blind tigers" on
the high seas. The German is
fond Of music, and we had brass
band and orchestra. The for-
mer played on deck in the day
and the latter below in the eve-
ming. They played many South
ern pieces, Dixie, Old Kentucky
Home, Suwanee River, etc. A
collection is taken for the musi-
clans. While the orchestra plays
most Of the listeners drink beer,
wine or champagne. The ladies
many of them, at least-make
full scholars. Between times
the players hide several "schoon-
ers" of the foaming lager. The
services of about six boys are
required to bring drinks to tn
morally stunted."
Many COMMUNICATIONS on
board were returning to their
Fatherland on a visit. From
appearances thew had Drosparad
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Rare Bargains

for the people who come to see us from now on. We
Still have few sets of very pretty Furs that you
can buy very cheap and they will feel mighty good
these cold days.
Ladies' Jackets-As everybody knows we are
headquarters by big majority on these and are
offering them at big sacrifice
Heavy Overcoats going at big bargains.
Come to see us for have not the time to men.
ton the many suitable and serviceable things that
we have to offer you and prices greatly reduced
from former prices.
Don't forget that sell the great Majestic Ran
ges and that this would be fine thing to start the
"old lady" off with for the New Year Call and see
them at our hardware store; guarantee them to
be the very best sold; don't let anyone t1v to
make you think they have something as good, for
they have not.
We have in another of the famous Cream Of
Wheat Flour and want you to try sack for your
New Year dinner.
Our grocery department is, as usual, full of good
things to eat and want to see your face in this
department of our stores.
wishing all OF our patrons and friends a happy
and prosperous New Year. we are,
Yours very truly
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-24
Presidents Christmas

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. %
(SpeciaD The plans of President
Roosevelt and his family for the cele-
bration of Christmas have been com
pleted and the party, which will be a
merry one, will be exclusively a fam
lily affair The day will be celebrated
in the usual manner The first thing
on the programme will be the ex-
change of presents, for which highly
important proceedings the children
and other members of the family pro-
badly will assemble in the library
Immediately after breakfast.
If the President follows the routine
which has marked each Christmas
day since he became an occupant of
the White House he will attend SER
vice in the Dutch Reformed Church,
Mrs. Roosevelt and the children pro-
badly will walk over to ST. Johns
Episcopal Church for the morning
service.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-24
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the
disease. Catarrh is blood or consti-
tutional disease, and in order to cure
it you must take internal remedies
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not a quack medicine. 1t was
prescribed by one of the best physic-
ians in this country for years and is
a regular prescription. 1t is compos-
ed of the best tonics known, combin-
ed with the best blood purifiers, act
ing directly on the mucous surfaces
The perfect combination of the two
ingredients is what produces such
wonderful results in curing Catarrh
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY &c CO., Props, Toledo
Ohio
Sold by druggists, price Use.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation. DIV
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-24
ENTIRE CITY INTERESTED
IN YOUNG MAN
Cooper's New Theory Attracts Widespread Al
tention During Stay in Cincinnati.

An adequate idea of the intense in
terest which has been aroused by
young Mr. Cooper during the past
year with his theories and medicines
is given in the following article which
appeared in the Cincinnati Post
while Cooper was introducing his
article says: THE beginning of Mr..
Coopers second week in Cincinnati
gives every indication that he is to
enjoy the same astonishing success
here as in other cities.
From the first day of his visit the
crowds that call to see him have
steadily increased, until now it has
reached point where several thous-
and talk with him each day. The en-
tire city seems to have become in
terested in his theory that the human
stomach is degenerate, and he already
has a army of followers in Cincinna-
ii who seem positive that his claims
are correct.
"A number of Cincinnatians were
interviewed at Cooper's headquarters
on Friday, and several interesting
statements, showing their intense
faith in Cooper's preparations, were
secured. The following are selected
from these statements and are char
acteristic of them all: Mrs NJ E.
Emerson of $50 West Court street,
said: I have suffered from stomach
trouble and constipation for a year
or SO. When / ate ! would have
bloated spells, sour stomach, fermen-
tation, bad taste in my mouth. In
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-24
LEASE OF ROOMS WILL
BE- EQUAL TO CLUB
Citizens in Quanddry at
Present.

Where to put the liquids purchased
for the great dry spell which set
ties down over Georgia one week
from today is a problem that con-
fronts several citizens of Americas,
as it does others. Many here have
purchased lots of liquor ranging in
quantity from a case to a barrel, but
where to put it until needed is the
question. Under the law they cannot
keep it at their places of business,
for any citizen with as much as a
quart hidden in his store or Office is
a law-breaker and subject to indict-
ment They dare not carry it home,
where explanations might be in or
der with the Big Gun who rules the
roost. Several here had planned to
rent a room and store the goods, go
ing there for a drink when desired,
but yesterday they were informed that
such room would constitute a clock
err and would be subject to tax The
stocks thus bought for the drouth
must be moved from the saloons with
in a week, but just where to store
them is a perplexing question to the
purchasers.