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talker, and will have big crowd
out to hear him His friends will
make the occasion a great hurrah for
the governor.
On the Thursday following, May
21, another Brown speaker will be
in Americus to address the people
He will take up Gov. Smiths speech
of next Tuesday, analyzse and criti-
else it. This speaker will hand out
some hot packages, it is stated.
All in all the remainder of the
campaign will see something doing
in old Sumter. Smith carried the
county before by only $50 majority
The Brown people claim that the
county is for their candidate now and
that it will be safely anchored in
the Brown column. The Smith advo-
Gates, on the other hand, claim that
their man will get fully as large
a vote as nthe previous race
Some claim even more. It's
pay your money and take your
choice
There has been little or no betting
on the result here. There have been
one or two bets on the general re-
suit, but none on the Sumter end of
it.
All over the state the greatest in
terest is shown in the fight now on
At the country cross road stores, on
the railroads, in the towns, and
cities, wherever men gather, the
names of Smith and Brown are
heard AS a matter of fact it looks
as though there was more political
talk in Georgia today than there
was two years ago.
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Americus welcomed yesterday the
annual Masonic Subdivision of the
Third District convention, the lodges
of DeSoto Plains, EIlayille, Lees
burg, Smithville and Americus being
represented by large delegations, and
the occasion throughout was one OF
interest and Importance, alike.
Two hundred Masons, many OF
them accompanied by their wives and
daughters, attended the session, and
enjoyed the good cheer dispensed
with such liberality
The convention was called to or
der at Masonic Temple at o'clock
Worshipful Master L. ]. Blalock of
Americus Lodge No. 13, presiding.
The capacity of the auditorium was
taxed by the great audience, many
citizens besides the Masonic brethren
attending to witness the interesting
exercises and enjoy the several adj
dresses marking the occasion.
Are Welcomed to Americas
Upon behalf of NJ B. Council Lodge
No. 50, and Americus Lodge No. 13
DR.. F. B. Gregory welcomed the visit
ing delegations, his brief address car
rying cordiality and good fellow
ship. To this an eloquent response
was made by Rev Charles A. Phillips,
of Furlow Lodge, upon behalf of the
visitors
Rev Bascom Anthony, D. D., to
whom was allotted the pleasure of
delivered the Masonic address before
the Convention, was then introduced
BY nature a gifted speaker and en-
tertaining withal, Mr. Anthony's eff
fort upon this occasion was one of
his happiest and best. Wisdom was
punctuated with wit, and the inter
mingling of serious thought and
bright satire pleased the assemblage.
With Masonry and most that it held
as his theme, Mr.. Anthony spoke for
a half hour, holding throughout the
wrapt attention of everyone 1t was
an address replete wicS thought
interesting and entertaining withal.
Meeting Called to Order
Upon conclusion of the address, the
proceeded to business. Permanent
officers were elected, as follows:
T. j. Black Worshipful Master; A
W. Goodwin, Senior Warden; w. A
Scales, Junior Warden; H. E. Allen
Secretary; G. S. Cobb, Treasurer; E.
A Nisbet, Senior Deacon; w. D.
Smith, Junior Deacon; C. A. Phillips,
Chaplain; w. P. Macarthur, Senior
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CURE YOUR BABY
BY Using DodsOn's Teething Powders

1t cures all bowel disorders, regu-
lates the bowels, and makes teeth
ing easy. Hundreds of mothers in
this town will tell you they will do
exactly as Dodson's Pharmacy claim
Remember they are for sale only at
Dodson'a Pharmacy, so be certain
you get the genuine by sending to
Dodson's Pharmacy.
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Southern League Results Yesterday

The following are the results in the
Southern League yesterday:
Atlanta 2, Little Rock 0.
New Orleans 6, Montgomery 0.
Mobile 3, Birmingham 3.-12 in
nings
Memphis-Nashville rain.
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FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATION
WILL MEET SOON
Program Great Religious
Gathering at Plains.

The usual great interest is felt in
the approaching general meeting of
| Friendship Association at Plains on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May
29-31. The program is as follows:
Friday
10 a. NJ, Devotional Service, Rev.
S. ]. Hargrove.
II a. NJ, Introductory Sermon, Rev
R. L. Bivins.
1870 p. M, Devotional Service, Rev
S. T. Smith.
2 p. M, Query: "a purposeless
Church; who are its members, and
what is it's place in the Kingdom?"
Revs. J. A. Ivey and S. A. McMahen.
p. M, THE Pastors ideal Sermon
as the laymen see it, j. H. Daniel
and ]. L. Wells
8 p m., Address, DR.. S.. Y. Jane
son, Pres Mercer University.
Saturday
a. NJ, Devotional Service, Rev.
R. A. Morgan.
$50 a. M, rs proportionate CIV
ing moral obligation? If so, what
of its neglect by Christians?" Rev.
N. B. OKelley and o. p Gilbert.
10:45 a. M, "Denominational loyal
ty, as it concerns doctrine, the local
church, and general denominational
interests" Drs. S. Y. Jameson and
A. B. Campbell.
1:30 p M, Devotional Service, Rev.
w. P Allison.
p. m, ''The Christian in politics,
his duty and possibility Revs.
H. F. Oliver and A c. Wellons.
3 p. M, "The w. NJ. Society, it's
place and power in the Church, -
Revs. R. L. Bivins and j. S. Knowles.
8 p. M, Preaching.
Sunday
$50 a. NJ, Regular session of the
Sunday School, visitors class to be
taught by Rev. S. J. Hargrove.
II a. M, Preaching.
2 p. M, Song service, and s. S.
mass meeting to be conducted by
visiting Superintendent, etc.
8 p. M, Preaching.
Questions open to general discus
sion as time and circumstances may
allow. All cordially invited
Nv. w. ARNOLD, Pastor
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Young Goorleigh is about
to take orders" Slobbs-"Ah, as a
clergyman or waiter? ?"-Ex.
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Sunday

We sell "Eyerwear' hosiery for
ladies and gents. Absolutely guar
anteed for six months. w. j. JOSEY.
alWH. 3-1m
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MASONIC CONVENTION
ASSEMBLIES HERE
Subdivision of Third District Convention Held Its
Annual Meeting Wednesday.
OCCASION ENJOYABLE ONE SUPERB DINNER SERVED

Steward; w. H. Feagin, Junior Stew
ard; ]. W. Cobb, Tyler.
The election of officers having been
completed the Convention proceeded
to other business. The entered ap-
prentice degree was conferred upon
candidates during the session. All
1890 o'clock the Convention took a
recess.
Before repairing to the dining hall
the Convention delegates were photo
graphed in front of the courthouse by
Artist A. c. Kelly
Served Superb Dinner
In the auditorium of the city hall
the ladies of Americus Chapter, Or
der of the Eastern Star, had prepar-
ed sumptuous dinner, the tempting
viands being spread upon four tab
les seating three hundred guests. 1t
was indeed feast royal and enjoyed
to the fullest extent.
The first course of substantials
was followed with ices and cakes
temptingly served by charming mat
rons and young girls.
The usual after dinner speeches
marked this festal occasion Mr.. H
E. Allen presided as POSTMASTER, and
the several post-prandial addresses
made up feast of eloquence as en-
joyable as was the more substantial
one preceding
Rarely has like occasion in Am
ericus proven so enjoyable withal as
did this one.
Degrees Are Conferred
So bountiful was the repast that
supper was likewise served the visit
ing Masons at o'clock, the local
lodges keeping open house. The
ladies attending the convention were
entertained at hospitable homes here,
many of the visitors remaining over
in the city last night.
While the attendance was large, the
inconvenient railway schedules, and
the further fact that many Masons
are attending the grand lodge ses-
sion at Valdosta, debarred many from
coming to the convention.
At $3.50 o'clock the Order of the
Eastern Star met in session and con-
ferred degrees upon five or six can
didates. The Americus Chapter,
while only recently organized, is al
ready one of the largest in the State
and under present excellent direc-
ton it's membership is rapidly in
creasing.
The Convention concluded it's
work last night, comforting the Mas
ter Mason degree.
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We have just received a new sup
ply of those delicious syrups that you
enjoyed so much in your soda last
season and we want yOu to stop in
the next time you are near and renew
your acquaintance with them. Please
remember that our soda is as HARM
less as spring water as all of the In
gradients of which it is composed are
of the best and absolutely pure.
BROWNS ICE CREAM PARLOR,.
Joe L. Brown, Prop,
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GOVERNMENT FISH CAR
PAYS ROSWELL A VISIT.

Fisheries car No. 8, of the United
States government, passed through
Roswell last night to Carlsbad, and
back again this morning on its way
north, distributing fish to those who
had applied in the proper manner to
the industries department of the Gov
eminent. Thirty "a of fish were de-
livered lei to JOIN fowler and E.
Coats, of the Country Club, who Sc
cured them for several different ap-
plicants. The fish received were black
and rock ass and crappie, there be-
ing Is cans of the bass and 5 crappie.
All the fish received Will be placed in
the lake at the Country Club.
The Government fisheries depart
ment has six such ears as the one that
was here this morning. each car carry
ing a force of five men,. and being pro-
vided with means Of caring for thous-
ands of fish and preserving them al
most Indefinitely with proper heat, air
water and food The six cars ply be-
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NO. 1854.

nv. 1o4s
An Ordinance Relating to h Inspec'
ton of Electric Wiring in the City
OF Roswell, I'M Creating the offiee
of "city Electric Inspector"
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RIOS.
WE'LL:
Sect. 1.-Au wiring for electric
lights or appliances in or on any build.
ing, and in or on any street or alley
in the City of Roswell, shall be in
stalled in accordance with the Nation
al Electric Code and its latest supple
ment.
In addition TO CLASS Ii, 18th of the
National Electric Code, all wires at
potentials of 500 volts and above must
be carried at least six feet above all
other wires, at all points.
In addition to Glass B, 18th of the
National Electric Code, arms
bearing wires at voltage of 500 or
above must be at least six feet above
all other cross arms.
In Glass C, 81 C, omit words Sin
plain sight," for installations In mer-
camille or other than residence build
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Itngs
Sect 2.-Tne once of City Electri-
cal Inspector is hereby created, the
same to he appointed by the Mayor
and confirmed by the Council. He
shall inspect OF have inspected all
wiring done In this City and shall en-
force its installation in accordance
with this ordinance.
Sect. 3.-Al persons desiring to do
electric wiring in the City of Roswell
shall first furnish bond to the City
and u a contractors license from
the City Clerk. Bond shall be in the
sum of 81, 90; license fee shall be
in advance and the City Clerk shall
require written recommendation from
the City Electrical Inspector before
issuing any license.
Sec. Amy contractor desiring to
install electric wiring in Or on any
building shall first obtain a wiring
permit from the City Inspector. Appli-
cation for permit shall be on printed
form furnished by the City q shall
contain description Of wiring to be in
stalled; this application to be filed in
City records. Any subsequent change
in wiring installation shall be noted
IN this permit by the City Inspector.
Permits shall be issued for 81. each,
to be paid to the City Inspector.
Sec. 5.-No repairs or additions
shall be made to any existing wiring
in or on buildings, except on condi-
lions that mains, Inc feeds to point
of change or addition, also the change
or addition itself shall be in accord
ance with this ordinance. Application
and permit shall specify changes to
accomplish above.
Sec. 6.-No installation shall be ap-
proved by the City Inspector until
same IS safeguarded against undue
and unsafe voltage rise by proper
grounding Of service wire, as recon-
mended by the National Electric Code.
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)! -VER REACHES LOWEST
PRICE IN MANY YEARS

lew York, Dec. 2.-The recent
s. ,ady decline in the price of silver to
Z rs, the lowest level in ONE years,
i ascribed chiefly to the falling off
il the demand for the metal at home
and abroad. In the domestic market
the demand has been greatly reduced
by the industrial depression of the
year. In India, which was always an
important market, the revolutionary
movement has served to impart a
speculative term to the operations of
the silver market, while China has
bought comparatively little bar silver
for months past. A further decline oc-
CURED today when silver was quoted
at At So.
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AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS
CONVENES IN PITTSBURG

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 2.-The Elev-
nth Annual Convention of the Amer
lean Mining Congress convened here
today and it is expected it will be one
of the most important conventions
held by the congress. 1t is estimated
that about 1000 delegates represent
ing every state in the Union will be
in attendance. The convention will
continue throughout the week. Taft
finds it impossible to be present but
notified the congress he will send a
message to the convention making
clear his views On the relation of the
government to the mining industry.
The convention was called to order
by J.. H. Richards, of Idaho, president
of the congress. The morning session
was consumed by addresses of well
come.
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ORDINANCE NO. 1859.

An Ordinance Amending Ordinance
No. 10, Fixing the Fire Limits in the
City of Roswell.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RIOS
WE'LL:
Sec. THAT the Fire Limits of the
City of Roswell are hereby extended
so as to include the east half &c. 1-2)
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Will Be Here all next week starting Tues. Dec. S-9-1O-11-12

Sec. All persons doing electric
wiring shall notify City Inspector be.
fore any part of installation is con
cealed, and no portion shall be con
cealed without written approval by
the City Inspector.
Sec. S.-No service company Or 9th
er person shall connect or allow to
be connected any portion of a wiring
installation, until a certificate Of ap-
prevail shall have been issued by the
City Inspector.
Sec. 9.-The City Inspector shall
charge for inspections of wiring in
buildings, as follows:
LIST. For installations of conceal
ed knob and tube wiring LIST.
ten outlets or part, $500, sub
sequent outlets 5 cents each.
End. For installations of open,
molding or conduit wiring,
LIST. ten outlets or part, $1.O0
subsequent outlets 2 1-2 cts.
each.
3rd. For installations of motors,
minimum, $1.0O, each motor
above one, 25 cts.
4th. For installations Of signs or
fixtures 1st. 25 lights or frac-
tion $1.OO, subsequent lights
l cent each.
18th. Minimum charge for any in
spection, $1.0O.
Cfb No. oooI, W i,cnoatinn n,oln
necessary by faulty construc-
ton, so cts.
Sec. 10.-The City Inspector, or
Deputy is authorized to enter upon
and examine all premises at all cas-
enable hours, to ascertain if the ord
nance is being complied with.
Sec. 1.-THE City Inspector is au-
thorized to have service disconnected
from such wiring installations, in or
on buildings and in or on streets or
alleys, as may, in his judgement, be
hazardous to property or life,-such
wiring not to be again connected to
service until brought into accordance
with the requirements Of this ordi-
IL IN ~ thSPSN1Ot HA0Js - -"
discretion, notify the owner of wires
to have them removed, and nave wiz
ing done in accordance with this ord
nance within 80 days from date of
such notification.
Sec. 12.-Any person violating any
of the provisions of this ordinance
or interfering with the enforcement
thereof, shall be guilty. of a misde-
and shall be fined not less
than $500 and if doing wiring, shall
have his license revoked by the City.
Sec. 13.-This ordinance shall take
effect and be il full force from and
after FIVE days from the date of its
publication.
Passed this 1st. day of December,
1908.
Approved by me this End. day of
1908.
G. A. RICHARDSON,
Mayor of the City of Roswell.
Attest: w. T. PAYLOR,
(SeaD City Clerk.
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of Block Five 60 and the West half
CIV 1-2) of Block 10, Original Town
site of Roswell.
Sec. 2,-This ordinance shall be in
full force and effect from and after
its passage and publication.
Passed this LIST day of December,
1908.
Approved by me this End. day of
December, 1908.
G. A. RICHARDSON.
Mayor of the City of Roswell
Attest: w. T. PAYLOR,
tSeaD City Clerk.
Published December 2, 1908, Record.
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WATER sriLE RISING
AT PINE BLUFF. ARK.

Pine Blur, Ark, Dec. 2.-The Ark
ansas river reached a stage of % feet
early today and is still rising rapidly.
The river bank al the Jefferson no.
tel and the county court house, has
been falling into the river In large
sections all morning. The court house
annex has been vacated by the Off.
Gals who consider the buil1ing I'm.
safe.
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tween the eighty hatcheries that are
operated by the U. S. Government.
Capt. E.. K. Durham was in charge
of the car that was here today.
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RECORD BREAKING OUR YOUNG
MEAT-PLEAsEs EVERY BODY. T.
C. MARKET.
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MENDING and Repairing. Gents
clothing a specialty.-Mrs. l.. Rut
ledge, 203 N. Penn. 35t6a
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Our Express wagons are stronger
therefore will last longer than ole
sryle. Enterprise Hardware Co.. sits
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A Good Workman
chooses his tools carefully. AS
Christmas always means more or
less fixing up you had better
Come Here For the Tools

Then you'll be able to make ey-
cry job a good n and a quick
one. Our tools are made for ac.
tual service. not mere looks.
Don't lose your time, money and
temper, as you will if you buy
poor tools. Come here and get
the real serviceable kind at as
low prices as honest material
will admit.
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The last and best game of the seas
on Saturday. High School against the
Cadets at Institut grounds. Don't miss
it. ct.
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Make some on happy with a nice
piece of jewelry bought of l.. B. Boell
ner, jeweler and optician. ct.
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Plan to attend the football game
Saturday. High School VS.. Cadets. 2
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Mrs. Ed Triton rs Dead.

Mrs. Ed Tilton, aged 35, who was
brought here by her husband five
days ago from Allendale, Mo-, for tu-
be~rculosis, died yesterday afternoon
at $3.50 at the home OF MI. and Mrs.
Frank Divers, where they had been
rooming. The body will be shipped to
morrow from the Dilley undertaking
rooms to the old home. accompanied
by the husband. Deceased was an old
friend Of George M. Williams of this
city.
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Three young men want employment
to do.-Notify Federated Charaties.t If
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Get some solid silver good for a life
Optician. 2t
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The Soapstone griddles are here.
Phone Enterprise Hardware Co. 37t3
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A new gas range for sale OF ex-
change. Call at 613 N. Rich. 37t6s
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Ladies free at the foot ball game
Saturday afternoon. Come and swell
the crowd. q
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ASK YOUR NElcHBoR, HE EATS
OUR HOMEMADE PORK SAUSAGE
AND SAYS ITS GooD-T. c.. Mark
ct.
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Buy the best You can AFFORD where
the prices are right. B. Boellner.
Jeweler and Optician. 2t
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Only four buggies left, going cheap.
See Enterprise Hardware 90. e7ts
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