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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-03-26
MITCHELL
ATTENDED MEETING

Postmaster F. P. Mitchell, of Am
ericus, spent yesterday in Atlanta,
where he attended an important meet
ing of the Republican State Execu-
tive Committee. He was expected to
return here last night or this morn
ing, and will attend also the meet
ing of postmasters of the Third Con-
gressional district which, it is un-
derstood, will convene in Americus
today. The program of the latter
meeting is, not known, Postmaster
Mitchell being away from the city
yesterday, but the purpose of it, no
doubt, is to discuss party affairs in
connection with the pending cam
paign.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-03-26
SEABOARD IS GOING TO
PUT TICKETS ON SALE

On and after Wednesday next, the
Seaboard is going to sell at 500 one
thousand mile interchangeable tick
cts, good over more than 80 different
roads, issued in name of one person
Also at $40 two thousand mile inter
changeable ticket, good over more
than 80 different roads, issued in name
of five or less persons, members or
employees of one firm-good for one
person only at time. Family mile
age tickets, good for five hundred
miles within the State issued over the
Seaboard good for the entire family
will be sold at rate $1125.
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OCCASION IS GOING TO
BE ONE OF INTEREST

The congregation of First Presby-
terian church will be very charm
40 SuIuoA9 GBpIId p9U!elI9lu7 GISu!
Rev. and Mr.. J. Logan Irwin at their
residence on Jackson avenue. Be-
sides the church membership proper
many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
will be included in the list of invited
guests, and the occasion will prove
a delightful one for all.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-03-26
VERDICT FOR BUCHANAN
AGAINST THE CITY

In the cast of Neon Buchanan against
the Mayor and City Council of AM
ericus, on trial in the City Court, the
jury found for Mr.. Buchanan to the
amount of $96.15. The case occupied
an entire day in trial and was
watched with interest. AS is we'll
known, the city granted Mr. Buchanan
permission to erect an awning in
front of his store, and afterwards res
cinded such action. Mr.. Buchanan
sued for the amount he paid for the
metal awning, purchased in the in
term.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-03-26
ICE CREAM AND SODAS

Davenport Drug Co. is serving fin
est quality of ice cream and soda wa
ter. Pure cream and pure fruit juices
used. Service excellent.
DAVENPORT DRUG co.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-03-26

Buy your Spring suit
of Chas. L. Ansley, who
carries the SWEETEST line,
best tailored, best fitting
clothing produced in
America.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-03-26

Buy your Spring suit
of Chas. L. Ansley, who
carries the swellest line,
best tailored, best fitting
clothing produced in
America.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-03-26

We Will offer outcry, House.
April ?th between the
B. Harold
This property consists of large modern twelve residence with
all located Coee
This lot fronts 27s feet Street,
the the
offered follows:
First, will offer the residence
200 feet
off the North fronting will be
realizes s a whole
This letme,
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ELECTRICITY IN THE KITCHEN

While Mavom has haau working night and day a1.a system of wireless t~lcgrapuy Chat i- this uomruf flash iue commercial nes-ag..= across 2.4oo miles of ocean. ~eorr- of athrr a~ ,Hr- uost inventors haer been gsrfeetia- electrical devices er practical everyday domestic utility The mmr~ If these inventors arr uot heard af known out side t1e electrical trades. hut where one woman sends ar receives 0ir,- less message, thnusauds of others NH he making use ef al electric dishwash- CT natirau or kitehcucttc-
 Machinery which has frightened the hardest labor of tHe farmer. miner and all other industries which were once laherious and severe. has at last been adapted ta the less strenuous hut ex- hausting household work. and elrctri- city has proved to he the medium. To such extent have the labor-saviug de- vices been developed there Is noW scarcely anything to be done about tke house which cannot be performed by turning a switch ar touching a button.
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ar wood 10 bring in no ashes 10 re- move with the accompanying dust and dirt. and when the fire is no longer needed il i@ put out as quickly as it came. Meanwhile 8 bright light mak- ing the room cheerful and an electric fan [" keep 1t cool has helped 10 mak. tHe electric kitchen a tny and a satis- faction Not so many years ago il would have ranked as a marvel of passing wonder
 For the heavier work of operating the vashtub and wringer. running the sewing machine. or driving the floor polisher and sweeper. there are motors which require no effort and are as easy tn operate as a front door bell
 Automobiles. alrships and subma- rines were all predicted half in ear nest. half in jest. a century or more before they were achieved. but no prophet thought to foretell or dared to voice the coming of the day when the weary duties of daily housekeeping should he largely robbed of their ter TOTS
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i.miug ~aeehu4 aa-h@s. heating. cooking. chonrug all of these aud man, m"r. ar, a"n d"u. without inc expenditure ar amy s'r,uth Tnc wire That brings II thr light brings also 8 tir-ies- ,y,r-raadv force which iu- S'mtl4 rr-faHdz ID every call by day or night
 In order ta actually Suau the work ingS of electric household utensils. muu1 electric service companies hay. ntted uu demonstration room at con- vcnient places. where tho public may come to see and learn. The electric tlat irau. the meat chopper. with rnastrr~ bakers and a great variety of nther eoaker- are all there No firr to wait on q lardy supply of kindling. n" chimney which fails to draw. no oven which refuses to heat to the ne- ceSsary temrerature Instead We find 9 TOW of switches by means of which len fires can be kindled in as many seconds. and each fire instantly attains the desired amount of heat No coal
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INDIANS DESCENDANT
 GETS VALUABLE LAND.

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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

 To w J. Sloan. his heirs. sueeeesors ol assigns:
 You. and each of you. are hereby mo- tihed that have expended during the years 1906 and 1907 one hundred dol lars each year in labor and improve ments upon the owl bench claim. sit uated on the loft limit of Gold Run creek opposite Nos n and L. abnye Haydrn's discovery. in Port Clarrnc Recording District, District of Alas ka. location notice recorded in Vol Se And you are further notified that if you do not within ninety ta0) day~ from the date of final publication here of. cause to he paid to the undersigned your proportianate share of such ex- penditures as ee-owners your interests in said claim will become the property of the undersigned under section a3e4 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 MRS. FANNY L. GRIMM Tues Co-owner Date of first puh. Feb. II. 1908
 Date of last pub. May !. 1908.
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How cau a, improve aa these things II perfection aas uof already been aaeaed b., az consider \ di-tris, Judge of All~sa receives salary or
 He &aaea t ssaf and rrazeeutine atem.y taooo Dor anuum.
 N raaH fraH the ample pages 5e s#lssaI press. - g statement having hogu rr0aHry made by au official uf tas department af justice ,if the wires 0ars actually working at the umc1. "H#af ta, administration t- determined t.s 4st rld#af Alaska court officials wha aH.- interested financially iu the couu- tfE THl= vls acu said. providing fhe government k iuzt master But a4e= thai official know that ordinary manual labor receives as much here as prosecuting attorney. who has spent many years of labor preparing for his mission in nfce Does the de- rarfmeHf of justice realize that We trr located far above the fragrant Sa- taaHahs If the suu-llt south and where thlre- exists vast difference he- Tween tAr price ef fur coats and linen 4=ter- That we are situated in the wilderness. in the snow -mautled and iss-bauad North wHere Fairbanks hi.ker l4e golden eggs, and where
 necessary for banks to adopt a ..s.HluE house basis iu order to obtain .h.m Whore. IT government officials
 ruat E, .uta thr chicken business. '..N must .rlt ",a-,f' eggs
 NHh dH. reef 10 tiluss aliieialz rr-f and present. and .hose yct ta a-H4-- wa maintain thai to obtain the pe-t r.sult, congress should provide compensation commensurate wfth ths ability and the character expected and demanded to be displayed
 T. k said that President Mckinley, description To the late Senator Stan. fard of the qualifications necessary fat 4 proposed federal judge was so ideal that the senator replied in substance. that the government could not secure that lawyers service if he could se., him first. as he. Stanford would will insly ray him SloOooo a year.
 Julges and prosecutors in Alaska shauld be made independeat then en- force tae prohibition of financial in- tere-t~ h Alaska They should. Wa submit receive salaries of $I5.0O0 or f2oooo per aunum out of the treasury of thc United States
 MORTON r. STEVENS
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IT PAYS TO BE CAREFUL

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 We aaa amaaa maa natural born HaH-a= f-.-aeaa.r- a#H lawyers. a= ta W.ss 9#tr Saa~ mon arc born s-aa-a -saa a.# asa bonn natural sta..a- -#t az4sr= at- natural llurn rrHa-f- --f srf-=-et HmInfztft- =aa.- Tn,Ha asre. uaaa al t1. latt aurfs aGa =fsu,d tH- Declaration at fHd.I.HdyreH rrH# urH =aH hrhaH
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 ue H H. institutions Yrt. a Has-a =-H,iaa+.- aa4aa la=ms elan. Ia.ar- ulat ls ,uu.l -ties u t. lara .Ir dslEr~ a.d aas Inc sublime as- arnea thm h. does aot raf.r 10 bl- .aster
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OCEAN TRAVEL IN
 1907 BREAKS RECORD.

All records in the transportation nf passengers across the Atlantic ae -fe broken during th4 first ten moHtH- If 1907 during which 1000. 0Go people travelled across 1T only $40 Aer, al- lowed as the average passage mou-y. this volume of human traffic would represent an expenditure of So.oon.a .aaa
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DISTRICT COURT
 DAILY MINUTES

United states v- William Stafe4 on motion uf W. A Gilmore ta- triad af tHi- e#-- was =yt ,a 3a.luu aa. tHA of Robertson y- I'ox
 Earle s- Carsaa. oa Hpuatf.a aE counsel the trtal of this yazg.Ne- s,t al tho head of the ArrU caIeHd1r .5 follow [ < vs SbrorgIl. if tried
 Watson rt al vs Ewing -t t. sa stipulation of counsel sHs tfIa af raH- case was set ta ruHas ,hr ea-. # E.arle vs Corsen tt rhe April t-rm
 Robertson v~. Fos This cas-. ,.sma regularly on far uiu Laf4ls. iH. ,aur. and a jure. k l. MHfa and lur b= pr'ou appeafins for taa rIamde. aa Geo. p. tamrbgti aud f E. Fuller faf the defendants. Case f-fortetl Ey HH- = J Suuur stenoeaTH.r on ma- tion of F. F. Fuller Inc ame uf O. B. euchum Was ordered .=afgr,d as gs-a5- cfJta counsel for defendant. fNu iav- ars uoi engaged iu tas triUI aG this case vsr. excused m5I tomorrow If n q. mt uu motion af I; E. NifraF the deposition of Cha- E-tmerr &ta4 ordered published and W1s thereafter read tH evjd,uc, on behalf af rIaia- tiI. aftar which D. L. Mcdonald was sworn aed tr~tided for HauHG rIaH- tin ufsrd u .vfdcuc. map ur Bone !. F.
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 2 p. m
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 In the matter of the application If W C. .Nbeudretb and esr" oAfe,a fai retail liquor license at The Club saloon Nome There being no rrma-trHce the license W@s erintgd
 Robertson es Fox Triad n arrl jurors ali present. p L. Mcdonald on the stand for further cross-cN,miua- ton Al this time aH behalf of tH, Flatnt6 Ir3t D. GrtoH requested writ ten instructions by the courf a.f.nd- aht's counsel also iaHinp u t.- r,-- quest Alexander Meluto~a .u#i Eol,= rrt II Fox Were zach sworn aoi tas- titled on behalf el plaiutiu al rrar- tiff rests
 1 Defendants Case
 Robert II Fox the defendant. Hs- recalled by defendants cam=a and testified in his own behalf unal |. m. when inc Iuly were adla.. shed and court adjourned until Tlm.aay l Fehruar. 21- InlN- u 1n
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HONESTY NEEDS
 MO BARRIERS

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cAlEDONIANS.
Y. M. C. A.

Second and fourth Mondays in each month. at 30 p. m.. Pioneer hall Steadman avenue
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lemp's St. Louis Beer on draught at The Club.
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Defendants Case

Robert II Fox Jhr defendant H8- recalled by defendants camsaI and testified in his ovu hrhaIr until , D m. when inc iury were adm. shed and court adjourned muI THm.aay February 27, 1haS. II 10 d. u.
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GERMAN CLUB.

Every first and third Wednesday, A Bhan.
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PIONEERS OF ALASKA,
 lGLOO NO. 1.

Fred II. Anderson. See. ist and 3rd Wednesdays of each month. Eagle hall.
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fraternal Directory

Masonic Temple, first and third Thursdays of each month. s D. m. Jno. IT. Dunn. See.
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NOME AERlE. NO. 75, F. 0
BROTHERHOOD OF OWLS, NOME
 NEST, NO. 90.

Thursday. S.3O D. m. W. VI Eddy See
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-01
Marshalltown Man Purchases
South Side Fiat Building
For $4,000
TRADES in ST. PAUL FARM
Twelve Hundred and Forty-Three
Acres Three Miles Out of ST. Paul
Figure Materially in the Transaction
st. Germa ine Rents for $4,000 Per
Year, and is Modern Structure.

A. w. Head, OF this city, has COM
pleted gigantic real estate deal in
Chicago, in which he becomes owner
of the ST. Germaine flats, a south side
department house at Ellis avenue and
Thirty-fifth street. The sale was made
at a price of $4,000. The DelWeod
farm, three miles out of st. Paul,
containing 1,243 acres, entered mater
tally into the transaction, Mr. Head
having purchased it in order to close
his Chicago DEAL
The ST. Germaine flats, which now
belong to Mr.. Head, is building six
stories high, east front. and occupying
q seyenty-tWo foot lot, and contains
twenty-one apartments of from four to
nine rooms. The apartments rent from
s35 to $50 per month, and bring an an
nual rental income Of $4,000. Harry
/. Coy has owned the building. 1t Is
strictly modern and fire proof.
The Delwood farm, which MIR. Head
purchased in order to swing the Chi
cago deal, is one OF the finest farms
In Minnesota. 1t has $4,000 worth of
improvements on it, and was rated IN
the transaction at 1925 per acre.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-01

even tho they do not read the newspa-
pers. Clay Whipple is acquitted, and
Brookfield shows him how the mastery
of his own mind can overcome the
prejudice to the cats eye.
The fourth act, while perhaps some
what superfluous to the real trend OF
the story, puts on few of the finish
ing touches that are sometimes left 10
the imagination of the audience.
Mr. William A. Morris, who has
successfully appeared in Under the
Red Robe" when We Were Twenty
one" and Mrs. Temples Telegram"
gave most finished and artistic por-
trayal of the leading character he
was ably supported by Amelia Card
ner, in the role of the loving and SYM
pathetic mother, and was very charm
ing. Lawrence Grattan's Judge Prem
tice was a fine character study. and
Edward Sees delineation Of Lew Ell
linger, the old rounder, was true to
life. Joseph Graybill as Clay Whipple
did some clever work In the murder
scene.
The stage settings were decidedly
appropriate and rich. The company
was perfectly balanced and the pro-
duction decidedly artistic in every re-
spect.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-01
THE GIppINes FUNERAL.
Was Largely Attended Thursday Att
ernoon From Family Home.

Was Largely Attended Thursday Att
ernoon From Family Home.
The funeral of c. S. Giddings. who
died suddenly last week of apoplexy
at Brownfield, Tex, was held from the
family home at GA West Linn street,
Thursday afternoon, and was largely
attended. Rev. L. B. Hix, assisted by
Rev. Jesse Povey, the latter pastor OF
the Congregational church. of Perry,
q personal friend Of Mr.. Giddings. and
pastor of Mr.. Fl. G. Giddings' church,
had charge of the funeral.
Mrs. r. IL. Sears sang, and Mesdames
C. C. Urine and w. j. Head acted as
flower bearers. The floral offerings to
the family from friends were very
beautiful. Included among them were
pieces from the Ladies Reading CIR
Gle, of which Mrs. Giddings Is a menu
Der; the Masonic lodge and Congrega-
tional church Of Perry; the local post
office employees, with whom the de-
ceased,s son, C. E. Giddings, is assoc
ciated; Miss Giddings' congregational
Sunday school class, the Ladies Aid
society, and the young peoples society
of the church; the Arnold school
teachers, and the K. o. 1. M. Ihe
members Of the Ladies' Reading circle
attended the funeral in body, ana
the Arnold school was dismissed 1or
the afternoon out Of respect Tor MISS
tSiddings, who teaches in the building.
In attendance at the funeral from
out of the city. were Mr.. j. M. WOOD
worth, of Grinnell, manager of the COL
lection department of the Spaulding
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-01
NEW CARD ON CENTRAL.
Some Of tho Passenger Trains Change
Time Sunday.

A new time card, which changes the
local time Of some of the Iowa Central
passenger trains, will go into effect on
the road at 1901 next Sunday morn
ing. BY this new card the time of both
of the evening passenger trains Is
changed No. 2. which has been arriv-
ing from the north at $3.50 o'clock In
the evening, will arrive at 5:36. begin
ming with Sunday, and will depart Tor
the south at so instead of sos
The north bound evening passenger
No. 3, which has been arriving from
the south at 55 o'clock. will arrive
at 5 o'clock, beginning with Monday.
and leave at 5:35 o'clock instead OF
$50.
Changes have also been made In the
time Of two Of the local freight trains,
which carry passengers. No. AZ, which
has been leaving for the south at 1870
o'clock in the afternoon, will. begin
ming with Monday, depart at 1925. No.
43, which has been arriving from the
south at 1920 o'clock in the morning
will, beginning with Monday, arrive at
11:45 None Of the other passenger
carrying trains which run in and out
Of here, are affected by the new card.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-01
Stood Their Ground.

Hello, Throggins. The last time
saw you. think you were in peck
Of trouble. Some fellows had bought q
suburban lot alongside Of yours and
put up livery stable on it. Is he
there YETI"
mo; he's gone away, and taken ths|
stable with him"
sThen he worked his little scheme
all right, did he? Made the property
holders in the block pay him a big
price to get out?"
mot at all. We bought the lot from
him for about half what he paid for itI
He was glad to get away"
How did you manage 1T"
II bought dozen hives Of bees ana
put them along the edge Of my lot, nex4
to his stable. The man on the otheE
side of him did the same. The fellow
stood it till about the middle OF June
and then he hiked. There's more than
one way to skin cat, old chap.