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Mohave County miner., 1908-09-05
Old DomInIon.

The week has been a very satisfac- tory one at the Old Dominion, as re- gards the progress of development, and the production of copper which has been maintained at high daily average, insuring large output for the month of August.
 The most interesting developments have been at the east end of the mine, the showing in the l2th level drift, of bornite carrying good value in silver, being very fne. The drift is now in the Gladiator claim of the United Globe. The most remarkable find of rich ore, however, has been made in the Alice country, in an upraise be- tween the 9th and 7th levels, where an ore shoot four feet wide was cut for fifteen feet vertically, that assays 60 per cent copper and forty ounces sil- yer to the ton.
 The Old Dominion mine is now in better condition than at any time pre- 'iouo III llS iloloiy, " hl-H lS uut Culcl-
 y to the efforts of George Kingdom, mine superintendent, under whose di- ! rection the underground development since January l, last, has aggregated about 7,600 linear feet, or an average of 2,20O feet per month.
 The production of copper has also been larger than for the correspond ing period of last year, and the in crease has been obtained without en- croaching upon the reserves of rich ore on the l4th level and in other parts of the mine. Whenever the management decides to draw upon these reserves, a record production should be made that will require larger estimate to be made of the Old Dominion possibilities.-Globe Silver Belt.
Mohave County miner., 1908-09-05
How Wealth Intoxicates!

Twenty-Five years ago a million was a fabulous price for a mine. When William Let's Oliver purchased the Plumas-Eureka mine. in California. for l,000, ,000$ in behalf of his English clients, the transaction was considered without precedent. Nowadays men talk of 50,0O0, 000$ companies and lO0.- O00,000$ consultations as if they were boxes of cigars. An industrial con- cern that cost 36,O00$ is sold for 75O.- OO0S and the promoters make over 2000 per cent by allowing only per cent interest on the capital and mak- ing estimates based on boom prices for their commodity. No wonder men get drunk with money-making; it is gambling debauch, and the panic has not ended it. The Mining x Scientific Press says there are signs of renew al of this orgie of speculation, winch always ends in fortunes for the few and disaster to the many.
Mohave County miner., 1908-09-05

Dr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Hilton are leav- ing Kingman permanently, the doctor having accepted position in the gov ernment service at Leupp, Arizona. They both appreciate their kind treat ment at the hands of the people of Kingman, and it is with regret that they take their departure. The reason assigned by the doctor for giv- ing up his lucrative practice here is that he was unable to stand the work.
Mohave County miner., 1908-09-05

News of an important strike of sul- phide in the Gibson mine was brought in yesterday. The strike was made in the drift on the 600-foot level by the night shift, at an early hour yesterday and was considered of so much import ance that General Manager Sam Gib- son was awakened and told of the strike. There is an unconfirmed ru- nor that the ore where struck on the 600-foot level is nine feet wide. Drift ing has been in progress for some time on the 800 and 600.foot levels and a winze is being sunk in ore from the 400. The ore of the 300 and 40O-foot levels of the Gibson mine were very rich, averaging about p per cent cop per and high in iron and sulphur, and it is probable that the ore struck on the 600 will be found to be just as high grade. Gibson and Henderson, the owners, are to be congratulated on their good fortune. - Silver Belt.
Mohave County miner., 1908-09-05
Stockholders Annual Meeting,

The annual meeting of the Stock holders of the Dixie Queen Mining and Development Company will be held in the office of the Sheriff, at Kingman, Mohave County, Arizona, Monday, September 7th, 1908, for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as shall come before the meeting.
 WALTER BROWN,
 President. OSCAR B. CONANT,
 Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
REALTY NOTES.

TT- Charles =. Moves Coura1v has leased FIR -hs
Hudson Companies part Of eighteenth Foor Of
The Cortiaudt Building Barber Asphalt Paving
company; space IN the Fulton Building 10 Edward X
sunl'nerTe and sub-leased suite in the Havernever
Huiidi1g 10 the Grouse Company also
offices in the United States Realty Building to a Nc
4ntFTe. part OF the floor OF - Brosdzsv
Building TO Es7de- Haas suite of Offices IN
he broadVay-Maiden Lane Building Parker G. Ernst
The Lewis n. May Company 90. =. Noyes Cornnanv
New York agent has Henry G Friedman the
premises Nos and South Sunarerfeld avenue Ar
verne Long Island. 70 Mimi.
bIFT'H Brothers have sold story and base
inert bro~nstone private house 375 Ist 81 near sh
ave Brooklyn. for Peter = Mclaughlin to r IT
Ifanln1el-
nenzer Brothers have a term Of vears -o-
August oPpenheir7er the second Nos 81 ard qs
ON ave TO Hyman Bau1an; FOR the Of Sol Marks
the store. basement ana Nc IS West TTous-
ton st: for NJ L g Ernst eco square AZ No II
West 10Th st for W Kiley cooo square at No 30
store No. - West 2fv 81
Uocdcock & Brttt have leased .-- vzndenhs,y,
Lene the store and southeast corner Of
store and basement the northeast OF Betirs
Cornelius Jennings four story and basement brick
hIiiEng No s. West 81 for NJ Y. TyndaIe. the
three story and basement brick building Eo-atio
for Z J Quinlan Margaret Williams: three
story and basement brick building No ST
Charles Mc3ianus Sons Catherine Adanson: tn.
store. basement and building No 253 West 18th
James A. Love August Saver: story and
-.4ssrnent brick building NJ y Hess Place
Charles MCAIenus Sons t. Jane Jones.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

nominations included IN the committee of one
hundred Efforts VIII he made for vital connection
with the churches Of the city and for intelligent
cooperation with such organizations Npe city
missions Of the various denominations and the
Home Mission boards
Preliminary meetings being arranged for dif-
Sore1- districts where tents viii be riaced. The
opening meeting details which will be announced
later, VIII be IN charge OF J. Wilbur Chapman and
Charles II Alexander. ~bo have been conducting
remarkable campaign il Philadelphia and who
Planning Z worldwide evangeIistic tour
The committee has secured the Rev DR.. Arthur
! Smith as superintendent for the coming year.
Dr. Smith has had long experience as an evan
cellSt. harin- been associated with Mr.. Moody B.
Fay Mills. Dr. Chapman AID other leading
iEicTs workers. As evangelist he careful
and conservative speaker he is forceful and
sympathetic; as d he wins the respect and
confidence well as the love Of those who are as
sociated with hi-77- Dr. Smith Is New York man.
resident Of Richmond Iin. Long Island. and
thoroughly conversant with conditions this city.
TIE feasibility and practical results Of the work
carried on b the evangelistic committee have
beeu definitely demonstrated during the last three
influences which tend to betterrnent Of conditions
n New York can but in6orse and rally TO the sup
porr o< the work.
Ire HEADQUARTERS VIII be es formerly. a. No. 81
Lexington avenue. al the Bible Teachers Training
School TIE Rev Dr. a z SchaufT7er IS chairman
thc executive committee; the Rev. 7 q. Fasg
secretary: the Rev. Dr.. {. L. Goodel chairman Of
re committee OF one hundred: Dr. Arthur =
Smith. superintendent. Orin c. Baker. assistant
superintendent: John 6 Euyle-. treasurer. and G.
a. Ts-burtoI, assistant treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

ir s'ephe1 Wise viii preach 81 the Free Syn
seosue G-sc street between Columbus and Anlster-
o&la avenues. to-merrow morning at lib O'Clock
ea Jew and Christian. Their Relation TO Each
t1hsr TIE address viii deal. among ether things.
'1h Christian missions 70 Jews and the problem
g interT1zr-isEe. Tomorrow evcuing al SIS, FL
ses's Il Lehman. of Yale University principal OF
'Le religious school % the Free Synagogue. VII
s-'e The nsr u series q four lectures Oh I ne
'sGin -nd Rise of Hebrew Prophecy-' The open
-nz lecture 20 deal with The Beginnings or
FToSaecJ-' Cl Monday evening general assem-
1g meeting Of the social service section VIII be
--f- q which the topic Probation and Parole
81 = discussed by Miss Msuoe L. Miner. pIoba-
&c ofloeT g the night court an5 D l. hl11DaI
I ne New York Prison Association. the addresses
. o. followed by general discussion Last even
@e a. Els O'Clock RABBI Sidney z Cold
SEN an6 Dr. Stephen s. Wise spoke Social
eerHacc Ttc addresses were preliminary 10
1-s is1I1luE 2 branch Of the social service &c
S-'1oenl among the young men and women who
Huend the Clinton Hall meetings. Vol. l. No. D.
VI lie Free Synsg gOgUe Pulpit, which has been
|-0Asaec as tie March number, contains the ad-
ciesses IN Social Service" given by Jacob h
ecaif. the Rev Gaylord 6 White, head Of the
1iaon Settlement, and Rabbi Sidney L. Coldsiein.
- ~solor q social service.
Tie uernbe-s s5f the Church o. the Pilgrims,
1eAry and Remsen streets. Brooklyn Heights. have
saaailaoasl5- called .ho Rev NJ lie Roy Burton,
Ffoiessor o. the Yaie Divinity School, a. the sue
'sssor - 1he Rev. Dr.. H p. Dewey Dr- Dewey
vent 10 3innea polls last fall 10 take charge OF
rFHoutl Church.
ihf Rev- Or. Joseph Slivsruan VIII occupy ne
faF1t The Temple Emanu-El tomorrow tIs
t-aleot Vili be Is Man immortal with speelat
= efeEice Isaac Il H-ise, under "h"tn potA LiS
s7hs of The congregation studied ana WHO
fTssched tae d.,liafSoi sermon VIXEN tle present
sss.e vas conpieiv0, forty years ago.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
NEW LAW HOUSE SOLD.
FRONTS IN VEST NTH ST.
Market Found for Parcel in
amsterdam Avenue.

Trading in the West Side districts was a feature
yesterday Of the real estate market
A V. Amy & Co sold for the Greene Court Build
ing Company a six story law apartment No.
$50 West 11lth St. on plot 4oxloo feet Il adjoins
a parcel at the southeast corner Of 7th ave. and
lIlth ST
Samuel Goldsticker sold for Sophia Isner 10
Harry n. Selvage No. Sc West s5th ST. three
story dwelling house, lot 1ax100 feet
Thomas & Son have sold for Henry Marks and
Casper Levy TO the estate of B. F. Hooper. five
story fathouse lot 25x100 feet. at the north
west corner OF 145th street and Amsterdam II
Will be altered into Office building. The pur-
chase price is said 10 have been about s1oo, coo.
Cohen & Glauber have sold six five story fat
houses with stores No. 20 10 IS Columbus and
No 1o1 los West Goth street, on plot 10o.5x
Ice feet The sellers bought the property years
ago.
Albert c. Bostwtck is the buyer OF the four story
dwelling house No. So Fifth ave. sold recently by
Edson Bradley. Mr.. Bostwick also owns Nos 500
and 500 Fifth ave. northeast OF s1st st two
four dwelling houses and the stable property
Nos and East slst St
Smith & Phelps have sold vacant plot on the
north side Of sth ST. 355 feet east Of Avenue c. and
extending to fremont
In the Real Estate Exchange saIesroouls yester-
Day Joseph P. Day sold IN foreclosure Nos SsS and
ass Central Park West a nine story apartment
house. q Plot 55 6x1n0 feet. the plaintiff for
sss.ooo. H. also disposed shertf-s sale OF all
right, title. etc. which n. A Jaw-lor had on Octo-
Der Is. 1907. since In the premises No s. Front
st, 2ssx67x irregular. 10 the Foscun Realty Com
pany FOR s59n. He also disposed at sherif's sale
OF all right, title. ETC. which J. A Donnegan had
December 1s. 1867. or since IN the premises No.
24I Central Park West, four~tory dwelling house.
25xlee feet, TO Alice J. Farley for 500.
Peter F. Meyer adjourned the sale of No. 623 to
aS5 West 26th st. TO March so
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
HANSON PLACE CELEBRATlON.

Tte great Jubilee celebration a the Hanson
Place Methodist Episcopal Church. Dr. Charles
EcwsTd Locke pastor. VIII be continued to-rnorToV
re morning sermon vi be preached b. the Rev.
Dr X 2 Anderson. II place Of Bishop Foss. who
SERIOUSLY 81 a his home in Philadelphia In
Jte evening the Rev Dr- George Edward Reed,
zho had z successful pastcrate Of two terms in
11is church. VII preach N the afternoon great
su-dev school jubilee VIII held. There viii be
: jubtlee Offering fer missions The New York
Esxc Conference VIII begin its session in this
church with Epuorth League rally and recep-
tlcr on Tuesday evening, With addresses by Bishop
Bur ard Dr. Charles Bayard Mitchell The busi-
nsEs sessions OF the conference VIII be opened on
Wed1esdsy morning. Bishop Burt presiding, end
there VII be Interesting meetings morning after
rool snd evening during the entire week
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
CHURCH NEWS NOTES
Ns1p Superintendent Chosen for
Tent Work Here.

Plans wei under way for fourth summer
csr1pei Ign to be conducted by the Evangelis,fc
Committee q New York City. no less extensive
g scale than during past seasons. with certain new
features and phases OF work and with possibly an
increased number OF tents
opea air meetings Will be held as I'm past sea-
sons Even greater stress than heretofore VIII be
laced on the work among children. which has al
NAYS been most conspicuous and encouraging
mart Of TIE general plan Special emphasis Will
slso Re placed on services for business men and
working men
Z is hoped that both the general COMMITTEES end
-hA executive committee will be even more repre-
sentative of the various denominations than in
r-ev1ous wears No less than eli ht different de-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
CfLF4RT II. T.. JUBILEE.
Celebrates Final Payment on so, 900
Mortgage

CsIss-v Methodist Episcopal Church. Al Seventh
sFeuge ard 18Th street. having paid the last tn
s-elrert its $1,000 mortgage, VIII hold jubilee
services tomorrow
During TIE pastorate Of the Rev. Dr. Willis P
eoel VINO preceded Dr.. Charles L Goodel The
Present pastor. pledges we're received for the en-
tire amount the last s. ao0 Of the subscription being
Taac IL February last
Chancellor Day OF Syracuee University VIII
preach the serrnon II the morning and DR. Frank
u North TIE evening discourse At the close Of
T AoT-h r sermon the mortgage papers viii be
nurnec. BON these men we're former pastors 4
4aee attendance q former members Of the church
s-+ expected 10 be present 70 join II the general
IelcIcIcE
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
FERRY STREET BUILDING LEASED.

The rutland & whiting Company has rented for A. A
q FTsns Healy the building No. Ferry John
Finnigan Co.: Nc. Nassau St for D. J
Laior TO r WeHmsn: third and fourth
=" Warren St for Taylor estate TO c. s. Dayton
third loft at No 80 Spruce
COMPANY; store and basement No. s6 Fulton St for
Daniel e Seybel Indsbeg Brothers: store and base
lnent No 51s Washington 81. for Bush Terminal
Company 70 Louis Orchard loft Gold and
Spruce SIS. 70 A Heymau d Co.. at No $50
Pearl ST 20 John
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
Proposals.

SEALBD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
- orlc. Of Light House Inspector. Tompkinsye
y Y until o'clock p NJ, April =. zoos. and then
oreped Tor furnishing and delivering mineral oil and
~ r ciI of the quality required Light House
vice for the year ending June 30 1909 in accord
with copies Of which. With blank
proposals and other information. be had upon sp-
rcation to Light House Inspector. Tompkinsvfie
n. v
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
Religious Notices.

&c cents line
= UNIQUE SERVICE
FIVE POINTS NJ 'iio5J9R HoUEE q OF iRs INDUSTRY.
AAR 64rzBst TEEN = FiS2 PE2T1AI AI 80 Tus D0d M
Superintendent wa r GARBUTT.
ADAMS CHAPEL UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
The last q the series Of sermons en- The FINGDQM
G. GoDTiE socIAI ds5GE OF CFRISTIAHITI s. y IL
D n Of missouri VALLEY college subject. THE KING
ALL SOULS 6Pl54Ftaas. 47tass esa ,, sye -. 2oth
zute @ TRAs }E r b2TH Fz% SD Fl EEiais
Services II d m All cordially invited
At Fifth Avenue Baptist Church,
The Re~. CHARLES ?. AKEp. D. D.
win preach tomorrow Sunday. both morning
The ordnance Of ReIievegs Baptism b. observed
IL SeT.iees a. Il . n. and p % n;
sandsy seho2I s. m9ias 5lHss ;E - Sburch Friday
Tnior meeting Men BlhIS gIssSss ms In Ci1-A
Al 1,EHox AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH.
LORD FEoEIS z T ES72 F2LTzE RF,5GT q 5SGPI a3is.r
A. seor,pea Catholic sersss in cERds%s t5I2dsdn Ms MIS-
rCntance and Catholic Fenance'' All invited
y,I,s,.2 tt:1 PeI- william r RICHARDS. D D
Prof JAMES z IIrE FRANE - Vil5 gEAqs RTsAff free
gioe = Sea29l go ,t15,,f and flIsSeT IS Dr. FAGHANI
n-ednesday service. 2. m Friday, . P m
BRoApwAy TABERNAeLE.
The p...oq Pqlis DE- Tf1sReh JEFF RhsoN VII preach
p Oy tie Pastor. DIT JEFFERSON
-.-v.pv " 57th; Dr. MACARTHUR, II spe-
&c n,,sea service ana Twilight organ recital 5
T-1Il Choir. I25 voices
rRA FagssTTFERlaAssy ssss..n FE5saSsy c5gFGH al 81
". wes' w1hIeT sifl5 s Sf.EfE SMITH. D 2. Pastor
- prs f5s s1iIhf 2drhF f5s2saJJS fss2 j. & corHKAN
Subject iaz Iliastrated si5' b. sers8pooE e-,.
Young Peoples society OF Christian EnaeaVT5 o1ns
morning Rs5sesay e ss Ga15 eTsai5g % At ooR Welcome
CHRIST CHURCH Braadvsy list st. Rey GEORGE 3osas
= eTRONG Rectors, Hoy '9nICn'on. e-oii "a sTII-+
s,e[s-se -i3TeFs i',' by Rev. d. GooKaIA''-
CHRISTIAN cIEN sRyLcs .5;ns. Snaay qFRlaf FRFfH
r,# s#TFGH T1Fe9It 2g 5GB TIE fEsF4 AssF4s5z22SSz
REV PERCY sTIcEEY 6 GASr esrnoF oT1ei6r,.
II m-aiorniT9s ssr9lI @rarx.on. 6y sjsaer
Rev TE = c+Fg2H IL NJ er.n5er Iaan5 T If,ins on
p Was Jesus a soeislist2
ctr-Rcg OF rHE DIVINE PATE;aNITT.
csH'rs al P-Ts FRSNk HSis A6i 6Lr&GR '@s Hall T.
,i. 4 V.er ! n scrsia$ sf9'efD Dr sIs f. sasct
tss , s,t 10 i. Msse selection from The s'ab@t
Mater" ---
CHURCH or THE HEAVENLY REST.
p.v EgRsERT 2ah s sf4fPgAS. Rector.
Services. s ard II a m. 9 ? n
.t,rncH or THE INc-ARNAT1oN.
~ NId,5fa 4 eRos si1 IsoR sos b b. RseoL-
N Hoy Communion u aanin.: q m prsyer ana sd
ssss sieetor, suIv.Hs o1at0r0 Inc ifO1'1'
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
Furnished Houses to Let-Country.

INoR RENT. FURNISHED. COTTAGE AND YTvD
Il hour from New York rom Grand C.ntrat
sIthe the s- " Y. N Il q
ford roads surroundings good
City.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

! CHURCH OF THE TRANSPORTATION. E 18th.
Communion Z. a Stainers Mass and Ser
mon 1890 Choral Evensong, O'Clock Choral Litany
and Sernon- Male Vested Choir. Anthen-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
RELIGIOUS Notices.

Reug1OuS NOttCes.
20 line.
-pr,7-v CHURCH BROADWAY AND WALL ST.
Pc MORGAN DIX D. D. Rector - -.
sr.bsaa+oo STICK of Alaska. VIII PItacH at ''.7
as rs,,er--;s work in Land II the Nldright sun
TbA subway station at Wan ST Nnnneuia'elE sdJO-'-7
Trinity Churchyard
,->-rvrpsITY pT ACE PRESBYTERIAN SHl-R
- InfE St Rev GEORGE ALEXANpER D. y;
pa...o-- pnbic Worship tomorrow at II a m ana
A. tha morning service the Pastor VII preacl
4. ,Ls evening service Rev. JAMES HARDIN SAI II
I'm I,reaeh "Wednesday evening service at > o CLOCK
s.a,-t-- nreDsratory 20 the Communion VIII ee Heid
Trias~ evening at O'Clock
West End PRESBYTERIAN Church.,
Amsterdam, avenue and 105th street
Rev A EDWIN KEIGNIN, L. D. Fastcr
Pc J. GARLAND HAMMER Jr. Asst Pastor
rr Eeigwa Viii preach II IA SUBJECT - He
Sod" Baron CXhall viii preach P IL SUD
iect. The Religious Awakening IN ftussis
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
43d between 5th ana ON axes-
Rev ANTHONY II EVANS. d D. Pastor
breaches at II a. m and ,. NJ
WEST ED STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. near
Tth avenue. Rev. MENpE%HAl>l. preacnes at
and s
a0TH STREET FRIENDS MEETING Meeting for
worship. IL. LINDLEY IL. STEVENS expects to attend
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

CHURCH OF ZION AND TIMOTHY,
Rector, Rev HENRY LUBECK, D c. L
Morning prayer Preacher. the Rector II oclocs
Confirmation. administered by the FIT. Rev. the
Bishop -CoadJutor Of New York. ..---......-s .. N
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
SOUTH CHURCH.

Madison ave and 3sth
Rev THOMAS REED BRIDGES. D D. Minister.
10 a n1.-Childreu's service
Il 4 rn.-Norning worship and sermon
o u.-"FIOLT CITY,
Ienten service Fridav. $50 p. N
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

DR.. WARRENs STRANGERS LENTEN SER
/ VICES Sunday p. the Broadway Central
Hotel Attractive music. Public invited
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
Religious Notices.
90 cents . line.

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH
N-nitarianl. 34th corner Park eve
M,,t...-s. Rev. ROBERT COLLYER. Lit ..
Rev. JOHN HAYNES HOLMES
pey IoIyS u.yTIE.S- rinJlfES v-ir ,rearh
the ninth OF his series OF SPECIAL SERMONS on
UnttartsnIsni and Some Modern Theological Problems
Subject
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. HARLEM
Rev J. EI4MENDORF. .. D. Senior Pastor
FIRST CHURCH 121st St. near 81 Pastor. Rev
BENZ. 2 CkHAUT.-Services at II a. and ?.
Preaching the Pastor
LENOX AVENUE CHURCH. corner 1854 st, Pastor
Rev. EDGAR TILTON. Jr.. D Dbl g. preaching by
the Pastor: N. Illustrated address The Holy
Land by the Pastor.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Fifth ave and F1fty-hfth street.
Rev. 7. ROSS STEVENSON. D. d, ,-,,ts-ers
Rev. EDWIN F. HALLENBECK D. D, NiiiAiS
Services II A NJ P. NJ. s P. n
Dr.. stevenson vill preach in the morning.
Rev. ARTHUR T. PIERSON. d D.
viii preach the afternoon ana
DR. Iallenbeck the Special Evening Service
Bible School, $3.50 Mems Bibls Class conducted
by Dr- HaIenbeck. 10
Wednesday Evening Prayer Meeting at s Is.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
Fourth PRESBYTERIAN Churc

West End ave and e1st St
Edgar Whitaker Work, D. D., Pastor.
II q. m.-Rev. H ROSWELL BATES will speak
?. M.-"KEEP YOUR WINDOWS OPEN''
Sermon by the Pastor.
Free pews at this service.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-03-22
REMARKABLE RECOVERY,
THANKS TO PE-RU-NA.
I zVaS a nervous 7Vreck.
IEH no desire to h9e.

Mrs. Frank Stroebe, r. F. D. /, Apple
ton, Wis, writes:
FtI began using Peruna few months
ago when my health and strength were
all gone, and / was nothing but a
nervous wreck, could not sleep, eat or
rest properly, and felt no desire to live.
"Three bottles of Peruna made me
look at life in different light, as l be-
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my recovery took nearly four months,
at the end of that time L was better than
I ever had been before. / had a splen-
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my life.
81 certainly think Peruna is without
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This lady entirely recovered from a
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away to a sanitarium, and spend hun
dreds of dollars for a cure. She just
staid at home, took Peruna, and in four
months weighed more than ever in her
life, had a splendid color, life looked
bright to her. Peruna did all this for
her. What more could be expected Of
any remedy?
Man-a-Iin the Ideal Laxative.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-03-22
AMERICUS PROUD TITLE
"CI1Y OF HOME"
Street Railway Will Relieve Congestion Beginning
to be Felt.


pre-emneny city
Of
make his daily menu attractive and healthful
that are the outward indications Of wealth and refinement and the desire
for surroundings that tasteful and pleasing the
pleasing in appearance well built comfortable equipment powered
S passer
of
In
backs While has prevented the smaller homes from having much
such sidewalks etc. to be pushed forward an
would possible community widely
scattered
is gratifying to know though that soon the necessity for building
closely opportunity
expected of
city settlers making possible for of somewhat limited
work
o he day.
greatest railroad
growing steadily
pretty al man
To
a is the
street railway will these obstacles extension
the small homes that will Amerus
during the years
living rooms who would
be only glad
Offering
service available The street cars will be in operation before
months The
will the
Americus building
The City Homes! That
title than ever en-
o a u