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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-14

The many friends of Miss Lula
Mathews welcome her return here
from Cuthbert. She is the fair guest
of Mrs. James w. Harris, at her home
on College street
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-14

Mr.. Clarence Dodson of Plains was
In Americas yesterday morning, COM
ing upon business.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-14

Lord C Taylor's fine hosiery are the
best. Stills has them, and at cut
prices. Go today for hosiery bar
gains. 10-13-3t
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Shirt waist rings at Bells, the
Ieweler
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Mr.. C. c. Hawkins was called to
Blakely yesterday by the illness of his
brother, Mr.. T. j. Hawkins.
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Cut prices on Lord & Taylors fine
hosiery for ladies, at S. L. Sills. An
other large shipment in by yesterday
express. 10-13-3t
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Mr.. j. F. Carter of the Carter Com
pany at Leslie was in Americas yes
terday on business.
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Mr.. Henry Cohen of Baltimore is
putting in busy day in Americas, his
old home, where he oftimes comes on
business
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-14

A. e. Mclean was among the Allan
tans coming to Americus yesterday
upon business.
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COTTON MARKET REPORT.
Corrected Daily By L. G. Council.

Americas, Ga, Oct. 13-We quote
the market as follows:
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WANTED-Position as bookkeeper
or stenographer by thoroughly com
petent young man. Experience and
refernce. James Gaines, Americas.
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HEALTH
In SURANC c.

The man who insures his life Is
wise for his family.
The man who insures his health
is wise both for his family and
himself.
You may insure health by guard
ing it. 1t is worth guarding.
At the first attack of disease,
which generally approaches
through the LIVER and mani
tests itself In innumerable WAYS
TAKE
And save your health.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-14
FOTEYS YAr1TAR
scope the cough and heals 1Ssngs

The spirits fail to materialize at a
temperance seance.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-14
PEOPLE VINO COME FOR
A VISIT IN AMERICUS
As Well as Those Who Go
Away

Waterman's Ideal and self-flling
fountain pen to suit all who write.
Holidays book Store.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-14
SEE The new THINGS

We are showing you in Wooden Dress Goods
in all the popular weaves; new Silks in the sea-
sons best styles; new trimmings, new cottondresS
fabrics in the most popular designs ami best sell
ing weaves we have ever shown. New American
Lady Corsets in the latest models; new Clemin-
tina Kid Gloves in all the most desirable shades
and sizes; new Hosiery in the strongest and best
values we have ever shown; new handk rchIefs'
belts new hair ornaments, in fact, big house
full of the most desirable merchandise that 1t mas
ever been our good fortune to show you
During this week we shall offer some extraofoF
nary values in nine by twelve Art Squares
which have just come to hand
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-14

Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Compound for
all liver and kidney troubles. Relieve,
Brishts Disease. ALI Druggists $l.OO.
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||Y0N1E i

Cures catarrh or money back. Just
breathe it in. Complete outfit, including
inhaler 81. Extra bottles 50c. Druggists
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gietoria 9iSifon, 6. $. e g. q.

goo. 3o2-guero, sietoria. 1880 naAm
GbfnBrt-
$40. 3o1-guero. gictoria. $3.50 bonn
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ponpi Die @rri6tung zines iiioiid)en
8Dnlnoliums III gubapeit genebniJt
babe. 9os neue @pnlnalium miro
ben 0alnen uStiftungs-@ -@pnmali,:nl
Der guoapeiter israeliti1den &ultus-
gemeinoe" fiibren. Die 8rofeiiorea
ernenlt Der MuslhuB unter @enet-
migrng oes l1nterridtsminiiters.
- 9lns 2uSern miro gen1eloet,
Die 3eppelin'id]e 2uftibiff-@cien-
idaft beabiidtiee einen reeeImdBigcn
2uftihiffperfebr 5tpiiben 2u5ern lnle
Srieori6sbafen eir5nri6ten.
Gr-Erdiibeit goltro mill -
lpie er iogt, anf @nroten ieines Mr,.
tes - nod> ben fanorii9en Si,leln
geben. gr bofft, oob oie ipaltil1e
&egieruna ibm Sen 9lufentbalt bort
gcItattelt fpiro.
= IS miro geneloet, bab Bel oenl
San6urger Siipelier @ittner, elm
ginbrltd periibt muroe. Die Diebe
erbeuteten Ssllpelen I'M 8erte bon
Observation-Disclosures Marf uno man
bat bon ibnen lliht bie gerineite
Spur.
- @iesbaoen lit cine bohberjigc
Stiftung 5ugefloifen. Die Witttue
bes peritorbenen DIRECTORS Sc 9fop
bat Der Stabt 6ie Sunne BON etller
Million Marf pernlaht.
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nen inforntellen gnpfang. Die Mu.
iif-&apeGe bonn 5laegi6iff .@eit-
9irginia" lieferte Die Mniif. Ser
@apor belt cine 8eeriiBltngsreoe
oie bon @onliraI Siidi pelber Scr
engliid)en Sprade nidt mdd)tis lit,
in iapolliiber Sprabe eripioert ,uro
Damn peroollmetid)t ipllroe.
Sssn 3ion Gittl Ser friibercn
Sonane Comics, regieren 5ur s3eit
sipei Staotrate nno 5tpei Mapors..
@. Suro glenbinell Ser bisberige
WaDor, erflarte galt5 faltbliitig, hoB
er nod ein Sabr lang Mopor gu
bleiben geoenfe, obibon iein @egen-
fanoioot, 6. 81. 9aitdep, BEL Ser
letten @abl nabe5u 300 Stirnnleil
mebr erbielt nnb fon1it als Der re6t=
maBie eripabIte MoDor 5u betra9te,l
1T. Won befiirbtet, oob es gu @lut=
pereieBen for1nten miro.
- gorio Martirl elm 40 SATIRE
alter iiiolib bon Moul,t gernon III
SSninois aniaiiiger Sarl1er, bot iib
nellIid morgens pernlittellt 0Dna=
n1its aus Der @elt geibafft. gr be-
aob lidJ gu oieiem 3pede 1ta6 eineln
leeritebenoen 9ouie, befeitigte eine
Dpnamitpatrone an ieil1em 4orper
uno brahte oieIe Johann gum gr4
plooieren. 0nr1 Die grploiion ipur-
oe nid)t nur ber Mann ielblf in
Stiide geriiiel1, ionoern aud oas
Sous belnoliert. Ser Selbitmoroer
mar elm 5onoerling, Der nit ieinen
sea6barn feinerlei sserfebr pilog ilno
neilt eil1ian llnD alIein onrd)'s
2ano itreifte.
Gin gfuto, in ipel9enl ii6 a6t
Eerionen befanoen, iiberidlug iid
auf Dem Ocean gead) gouleboro in
San Srancisco an elmer ihorie.l
giegune. @le s5iliofien mnroeai
f6tper perIest; brei oerielben fonleil
unter Die Moidine 5ll lieeen lmo
murben in iterbenoen 3ultanoe auf-
gebobert.
gine praftiide Nelleriing min
Der gsorooeutide Slopo einfiibren.
gluf alien ieinen Shiffen ion cine
@aaerie BON profeiiionellen uro
Salidipielern ausgeb1net iperoe1t,
Die iid alf Sdiffen fire Spfer gu
iuben pflegen. 9oIi5eifonnliliGr
ginebanr bon Seem gorf tpiro sic
giloer iolber SpieIer liefern, Die
Der 9eem Dorfer uno 8ariler Yoli5ci
befannt liitb.
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Seras.

Gin in Der @egeno BON Mac-
gop unpeit SerrelI mobnerloer iafl-
ger Sarlner nanlens Sion Barriih
puroe bonn 8lib eridlagen, als er,
pabreno zines itarfen @etpitters, elm
9einentud iiber einer NIT Gotton-
lamen belabenen @agen oeden fpoIte.
Weitttpod abeno bat es faIt in
gang Noro-Seras eeregnet nno ae-
bagelt. slm Sdlinm1iten ideint ser
9ageliflag in Der 8egeno BON @'i-
dita Sails geipeien au iein.
Sn SDler bnt man iieb5ebn
Berioneu, Die in @erbinollng nit
Der 2Dn6erei Dor mebreren Saaen
iteben iollen, nerbaftet. SoffentIid
bringt man Die Sd)uloigen aud sur
geitrafung, oanit oieies mnerh6rte
gerbreden nidt oblre siibne bleibt.
SSn 8ictoria bat oie sisuna
Der oelltlben epangeliif-liltberilte1
Spnooe bon geras itattgefunOen.
Srei iiinge, ioeben bonn e.
ntinar in Der Sbipei5 fonlmen6e 9sre-
bigger miroell eingefiibrt. Sic bel.
Ben 9ans slnoer, Sobn 8ergener
uno s. 3ablmalm nno peroen oen
@emeinoen in Sbornoale, MrnedebiQc
uno 2lano poritebel1.
slm Wsitttpod) bot in 5biner
oas groBe 6eit Der sseuermebrlente
ltottgefunoeu. Die Seuerlpebr-9 Som.
pasnien aus nllen Wa6barorten mn.
rem pertretell. gei Dem @ettItreit
gelpann Die 6eiermebr bon s)prr-
tolpn ben eriten Hreis.
6rau SSobaitlla llQe, cine Ser
alteIten 8efpobnerilrlen BON 8oernc,
lit bort i'm Sitter bon IS sSobren
geitorben. Sic fam inn Sabre 1852
nit ibrem eriten @atten Ssoiept
Seller nod 9eras, lpobnte 5nerIt fur.
Sc 3eit in Weu-gralmfeIs ino fieoeltc
oann nah 9oerne iiber. Sbr eriter
@atte itarb friib unb iie beirateIe
ipdter nod orei Mal, nanlIidj
Sobn Setter, sSobn 9feinbor6 uno
Sobn lllle. Reinfaro ipuroe pom
ocn ssnoionern i'm Sabre 1861 er-
moroet. llIe itarb Dor ungef6br 1S
Snbren.
- 3tpei &inoer BON benz IN Ser
9tabe BON Saplor ipo6nenoen sSar,
mer Otto 9eidelrnann gerieten iiber
elm @efdB, in Dem iid aorboliaure
befano, unb trallfen etipos pon ser
Saure. 9eioe mnroen idmer uer-
lebt.
Der 8ouuerneur bat @olter
Iips in @uitin 5ilm Mitglieo Ser
2ndjtbausfomlniilion ernonnt.
= Dos 8riminal-l -lppellations.
seribt IN @uitin bat Dos fiber Ssohh
Sanca IN Sapette Gountp ausIe.
Iprohene Sooesurteil beitdtigt. San
ca tpnrbe ieiner8eit iduloig beiun-
ben, feline sSrai eetotet 81 bober.
Sn &oiiton itorb 5rou Imalie
g(nerbad. ieit pielen Sabren einc
getuobnerin Der Staot.
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g. u. & q. g. ga6n.
g.. $. & g. q. (Saupt-ainie).

- y e1 = " 'Sts't1tFPI-1S1tTeJ.
Gnfltnft-
go. 9-gom Often, a<.....7:35 bonn
yto. 7-Tom SiteH. 600 nadm
9o. 1O-gl Raio II. Beifen 1870 nacbm
Nbfabrt-
go. 10-gl gaio Ii. Beiten. 1880 nadlu
yio. 10-Nab 6em Often. 1880 nahnt
$40. 8-Nab Dem Often. 40 BORN
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Haoitalbeilmna
NerbenI6lpd9e

e9pa6e, nerbSfe 8erfonen. espIoat bon eoff.
nnnesIoltetett unb t6Ie9ten 2rduuisn, erfArp.
fenben @nsfIiiHen, Nruft., @ii6en. uub NrSf.
f6mer8en. SaarousfaIl. slbnabme bes oeSSrs
uno @eftdts. aatarrbs Dsaeenbrlden. @titibsr.
ttnpfune, mioiefett Grroten, Btttern, bertfioS.
finn erfobren ans benz ySuseuS irsnnha, fpts
etntah, ihnell unS btIlts allie nnnathrH.
dlen 8erlnfte nmb anbere 8slsen juaenb.
ltficr Werirruneen srantIt@ seleiIt nuS
bslle Ueiunbhett nnb Srs6finn wieser.
trlanst werben f5nnen. = @ans neues
$,eilnerfa9ren. SeSer ietn eisner brat
gtefsS quberorhsptIi@ tntsrefIonte unb Iebr.
rei6e Bu6 IDsutf&s aIuilaee 1900, fpei1eS
bon jung Nnb pit. mann nnb Grau, aeIefea
fperbsn. folIts fnnm eeesn Qtnfenbune bon 81
Gents In 8rteimarfsn berfteteIt beooeen psrbsn
bon ber
Yripat>Glimii, 1876. glpenne
zistu Uork, d. q.
Rnn erlpdbne Die Nrete Breiie I. Seras.
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Giienmaaren-S Spesialitaten, 0ras.
idlneiber nn0 0as1fen.

Speepers, @artenidlau9. S6eeren,
8aiin1s nno BIunten<S S6neiber, Gibe
Cutters. Die innerbaIb " Bon pom
Saun ober 8Iumenbeet ideiben. 0ele
Grasidneiber uno @as6fen tperbem ees
gen alie umsetaili6t ober bermiefet.
graslsneiesrt gTsten, @iebele. Softer,
s9Ssn SSSr rsSsqent S%tf S,s g$erss s,ts239a'a tgaasn
@uft Npflins, biuter 301 Gitsgonmeree
GtraBe
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gsie aus @uaoalaiara senlcT.
oct miro, bot Die @aters-8ierce Oil
Company Der 6irna 9. Bearion
uno Sobn Die Summe BON fiinfuno-
snon3ig Miaionen Dollars in @clo
fir ibre Sel-Gaffinerien unb ionlti-
gen 9lnlogen gum Selbetrieb in Meri-
TO eeboten. 9. Bearion unb SoDn
boben ober bas Ingebot 5uriidge-
wieien, iie perlangen iehs5ig Miuio-
nen Collars.
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sesaniidjer ssriiblins.

So griint nn6 bliit im syel6 nn6 sylur,
Sm Jriblingsffmnf prangt bic Natmr
We Sabresaeit, BITE bier 81 2amb,
Spnft beinab' ganslth nmbefannt.
Spnit brannte pft bereits i'm Wears
Die Sunne gliben6 er6entuartS,
Spd] tam eS babel aitfb tupl ppr,
DAT man beim 9iurber tiidtig frpr.
Sp gingen oenn tn bieiem 2amb
2Stnter uno Spmner Saiib In San6,
Dem Jrii6ltng gab man feline 3eit
Sn bieier geihen @edJielitreit.
9pd] anberS fam y in bieiem sabr,
8u iuirflid) einntal 5riibling mar,
'S tuar nid)t am falt, . tuar mtdJt 5n feiE
Der SRI bling '09 perbtemt men TreiS.
Nur ems mikfallt mir offenbar,
9af ct bisber 10 trpfcn mar,
9'rnm fiirdte idJ beinab', er lit
@pl beiulid Hrubibitiuniit
Der 8anbe nun, tuie SIR ia tuift,
gtnr DDfeS ai5ntranen TIT
Sie raubt nns jebe sSrenbe germ,
Spdl bpffentltfb erliidbt ibr Gtern.
tlnS fdute enbltdj iie Sum Graib,
Nan iueint' ibr fetne Sranen mad,
9enn lie 6eitanb aus Senfelei,
Sheinbeilisfeit nnb Egrannei
llnb berridjt Gernnnft bann iuie6erun.,
Weadt man @eiete nidlt, bic bumnt,
Sann rMfen tuir persniigt unb frDb:
o9err @trt, ctn 5laid1dben ~ mt o.!
1lmb ,uenn bie 0laier bamn gefaat,
ltnb nnier eriter. Snrit seittilt,
9ann rmft: nHrub ubibitigt ntbe' MIN
Sm eiu'sen Jrieben ieIis rub'n."
Sud leiber lit iie mod ntd)t tot,
9'rnm betft sn fdnpfen has 0e6pt,
SIR i'm b'rum ftdrfen iuir nns 70
0lit eiuent @lnfe ~ / q np."
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S1otet, mm ben sseimb anfsn6altem.

Der drelte 5eino bon Sobn Gepe
bon @laomin, Mib, felt IL Sabren,
NOR cine eiternoe 8euIe. gr be5a1lic
$500 an 9octoren obne 2inberuua.
Damn fltrirte i'm 8udlens 9lrnica
Salbe <rirt Sieber-9laien, @eu-
len, aarbunfel, @rcema, SalsfluB.
llnfeblbor bel Sdmorrboiben, 8ranc,
Sabneraugen. 25c bel allen Drug
aiiten.
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gspllfpntmemes 0sertrauet,.
Die Seluobner pom San 9mtoniu fla.
ben gmtem @rmn6 fit poflfum~
imenes &ertramen.

@iBt Sbr, tpie =
Sbr i6neae 9lbbulfe> fir 3iiden-
i6tner5en finoen fonnt;
Sbr idnler5boften llrinirItorllr.
gen abbelfen fonnt;
SIR franfe gfieren ii9er beilea
fonnt?
@s gibt nur einen @eg oaau. Cure
geahbarn fennen i'm;
Sic baben 9oan's Nieren GiQea
gebrou6t,
9ie ibren @ert in pielen sSaaen
betpielen babe.
Sier lit elm San s(ntonier 3eua-
nis su oielem 8ebuf.
Mers. 6. 6. Neioert, 722 5ber-
man 5traBe, San slntonio, Seras,
iaat: Sd babe bereits in oen 3ei-
tungen mitgeteilt, baB id ourd
Doan's geieren 8ilen bon meiner
gderen-&ralfbeit gebeilt ipuroe. Sd
freue mid, beute belt4tigen gu.
fonnen bob i'd ieit iener 3eit nie
ipieoer ettpas 6apon Derlpiirte. Die
moiieriii6tigen @nidmenuneen met
ner @lieoer iino riht ipieoer alf-
getretell nno oie 2abntbeit in mel
nem arelt5 blieb permanent gebeilt.
Gs lift fir mid beinobe unrtoglid)
81 iogen ipie mertpon Doan's
Nieren 8iaen fir mid iporen uno
ic6 fann meine 0anfborfeit aur
oaourd betpeiien, oaB i9 Die giuen
allen onberen gsierenleioenben te,
items er1pfeble. Sd beri6offte mir
oieles Eraparat bon Der 8erar
Drug 60"
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90. 8. & 8. gabn.

Gnfiinft-
go. 3-@om Nor6en. ..9:15 nadm
~Slbers s-8om Norben. -. .7:3O norrn
Wo. 241-3ouiton ETC.. -. $3.50 oorm
abfaDrt-
gto. 4-Nad Dem gorben. 80 bornt
xSlber"-ylad benl Norben 900 nahm
9to. 244-0ouiton etc. :. 1915 naflm
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Bum @erfalif bel aGen SGrolerl,.
Breis 80 Gents. 5ofter-Milburn
60, Buffalo, Seem gorf, alleiilige
glgenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
Grirlnert @ub oes Namens -
0oans = lmo nebrnt feline anoeren.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-12

Ths sss sass fos sai'ias sa'-s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-12
Nae parkey lad the cane IuIes.

A rather amusing incident occurred
on West Main street Saturday after.
noon, which proved especially funny
to those who witnessed Il, and who
did not understand the nature and
disposition OF the average darkey-
especially the oldtlmer,'
Run, niger run; put down that
cane juice" commanded one fellow
who appeared to be a little oyerioyed
with something more like the skim
mings" than juice. ~ You don't put
down that cane juice and run, therell
be something doing"
This remark was addressed 10 an
aderly colored man. In q red wooden
shirt. who was walking down the
center Of the street with a two-gallon
lar OF cane juice balanced on his
head
Instead Of running. the old man
turned about. faced the man who had
given him the command, and said
What you talkn bout tellin' dis
nlggah TO run and put down dis cane
Juice? sho. man, YOU mustn't kno' o.
nlggah. You might git me ter run,
but when does run I'm gWine TO
take dis cane juice wld me can ser
may feel sure OBJ dat
with this the old man proceeded
on his way. bat In the meantime the
lar had been transferred 20 a secure
position under bis arm. which was
evidence that he intended TO carry
out his promise TO take the juice
with him" n be- Vas compelled 10 run
at all
But the darkey didn't have 20 run,
after all
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-12
A Hsndsoms Hems.

Architect Shields Warren has com
plcted the plans for the new Hard
home on East Main street ~. which
viii b. ono Of the habdaomeat homes
IN the city
This home wilI be- two stories IN
height and viii contain twelve rooms,
with bath. lavatories and toilets ca
tra. II will b. on the colonial style,
with large columns IN front, With
French bevsi plate class windows and
doora and hne quartsroak hooFe. and
stone foundation
e. a. Dempsey Eiil have the con.
tract on this home. and when com
pistsd q uiil b. one of the hhndsons
eat residences IN the country
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-12
viii visa Old Home.

IA Goodwin. the clever and obiis'
INK tleks. agent d ths Atlantic Coast
line expects 70 leave today tof
greensboro. Ca bic cd homs. where
be yin spend = tsv days eth h's %
re,ts NJ and Mr.. . W Goodwin
While absent BE- vin have the pleas
SIRE Of attending the hftisth anhivsf'
.,rv o. rolesu We6dibg q hin scar
p.rests whieh = 90 uaasaal sFeni
thsse DAYS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-12
THREE WOMEN MURDERED
IN HEART OF SAVANNAH
Believed That Negro Was PerpetratOT Of Awful
Deed---ReWard offered for Fiend.

and killed, The unknown womans
skull was crushed In and her death
Is a matter OF but a few hours,
other theories are entertained by
searohers for the murderer but the
police are proceeding on the theory
that a negro man II guilty, Many en-.
tertaIn this theory aud feeling Is In.
tense here because OF Il, Tho motley
horde OF prisoners are quiet and
frightened In the police station and
jail. Il Is believed that II the negro
suspected OF the crime H. caught no
can be quickly identified
nloodhounds have been NJ work In
an effort to take tho trail from tho
wood.shed whore the axe was found
by the murderer but IA the house OF
murders Is almost within the heart OF
the city and az the murders were
probably committed several hours be-
fore the discovery Of the bodies, tho
dogs will be OF little use,
Mayor Tlodoman Of Savannah has OF.
fered reward OF 3 900 for the cap.
ture with evidence 20 convict OF the
slayer OF Mrs. Grlbhle and Mrs, oh
lander aud aasallant OF Mrs Maggie
Hunter who was not Identified for
hours after the discovery Of the muir.
ders and who 10 the woman at tho
point Of death In savannah Hospital.
Il Is now almost certainly known
that negro, the negro who was n
nrrt suspected 10 the guilty man, Per
SOM have been found who state that
this negro was seon entering the
Orlbblo house With the fatal axe IN
his hand. and was seen closing the
shutters to the windows OF the house.
aud 20 leave the promises, all ~ tho
hour when It Is believed The murders
were committed
This uegro's description has been
printed on hand bills and scattered
broadcast over the city aud couity
vltb the reward onor. and dll nearby
towns have been notified and are on
the lookout Police ohlcerH 10 auto.
mobiles have covered oil the roads
for miles surrounding tho city while
posses on Too, have secured The places
where automobiles could not 20 The
house 10 house search ~ negro homes
continues u seems hardly possible
the negro can long remain NJ large
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-12

SAVANNAH. Dec, ll,-Victims OF a
revolving crime, Mrs, Eliza Gribble,
aged 20 years, and her daughter, Mrs.
Carrie ohlander, were found dead
In their home, No. lOl Perry street,
west, here yesterday. while third
woman whose name Is unknown found
Just inside the front door OF the house,
ID at the Savannah Hospital dying,
Physicians state that Mrs, Ohlander
was the victim OF criminal assault
Just before she was killed,
One hundred aud atty negro men,
caught In meshes OF the police drag net
through Yamaoraw. the negro section
OF the city, are prisoners IN police
stations, the theory OF the police be.
ing that u negro man. having planned
an assault upon Mrs. 0hlandor. was
compelled to commit che other crimes
In order to escape
Other arrests will be made until
every negro In the city who In any
way resembles the description Of a
negro who during the last three days
has been seen frequently about the
premises Of the house OF the murders
is a prisoner
The police believe that this negro,
using an axe taken from the wood
shed Ia the rear OF the GrIbble home,
beat Mrs. Gribble 20 death, struck
down the unknown woman, and after
assaultlng Mrs Ohlander In the wide,
long halfway, where the bodies were
found finished his terrible work By
beating IN her skun with the weapon.
killed While Reading.
Mrs. Gribble evidently was attacked
from behind as she sat Ia an easy
chair reading. On the hoor begide her
body were found tbe newspapers she
was reading and her spectaclea One
or possibly two blows were dealt her.
Her grey hair. bloodmattod. shows
the impact Of ihc blunt axe.
II Is probable that the unknown
woman was the fret 20 be struck
down: tina, she met the murderer At tho
door az be entered and was struck
before she could escape
Then the murderer, htealltbB APP
preaching aged Mrs Gribble, killed
her. Il h believed that Mrs. ohlan.
der was attacked ~ she left her room
20 enter the hallway was assaulted
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-12
This Was Some Shooting.

Talk about success at shooting. but
a friend OF John Holly Of Aredondo
brought 10 Gainesville Saturday the
news OF a remarkable effect from the
contents OF one barrel Of gun.
This gentleman stated that Nr
Holly and a friend went ort on the
marsh two or three days ago duck
buuting. Il was not long before they
we're down 10 business. and had KILLED
quite a number.
hut this companion o. Mr Holy
proved an exceptional marksman.
when a large drove Of ducks were
flushed and started 70 ~ away he
discharged the contents Of one paf'ei.
w,th The result that ave duek turned
their toes 10 the daisies
The marshes are thiekiy ihhAhi'so
b. ducks nov. and spoFtsmen sene'a'
IL are having aBe soeosas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-12

Al alarm 81 ere was turned 10 from
iion 81 a. 100 o'clock Saturday AFTER
noon. which called The department
promptly 70 q house occupied BY color.
"a people IN me vleinity N me cleo
trie ught plant on aouth University
street
Upon arrival of ne department
ihs hose vas qsiekiy connected. buf
no IRE could b. discovered n sas
leauea ultimately that The froubig
cans from ne lgnItine u q oevspaper
nniba "a the inside u M hoase. apd
ths blaze vas sEiinEulshed qaiekly.
There vas ~ damage. snd ever
boGg uas happy