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ROOMS ron RENT.

RouMs FOR RENT.
FRIGHT. XTTREiTs7TFffTf'iE.- ROOMS C12
II desired soi & franklin street
FOR RENT, LARGE. BRIGHT FUR
nished front room. 1e7 ~ Third
FOR RENT TWO LARGE HAND
someiy furnished hall rooms. rent
reasonable Apply 40i East Grace
MI, ELY FTTHssIss4aD FRFpNr :1v,5cfN
If tar gentleman bath and phone. APP
ply no. West dclay street
TWO, LARGE. BRIGHT FRONT ROOMS
with connecting hail room; convent
emf to bath, with hot and cold water:
with or without board. Apply Gil
East Leigh street
CENTRALLY LOCATED FURNISHED
rooms: Hot water. so7 East Grace.
Transients.
WANTED. REFINED YOUNG LADY
TO share large room witn two young
ladies reduced rates Apply l9l
North Fifth street.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. LIGHT
nousekeeping; also others. Apply
10 East Franklin street
For RENT. TWO or THREE ROOMS,
a Furnished she'd. fer light Housekeeping
Madison s4i2-J ioe East Cary3st.
FOR RENT VERY DESIRABLE
front room. cool. with southern ex-
posure newly furnished; bath and
phone private family: references
Apply .. South Fifth
FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS
Appiy loe North Seventh street
FOR RENT TO GENTLEMAN, LARGE,
nicely Furnished room. bath same
floor; electric lights. hot water and
use Of phone. Apply at5 East Grace.
FOR RENT TO GENTLEMAN. SMALL
=notsta4 ftasuts15ss rent. Apply Els
East Grace.
FOR RENT TWO LARGE. VERY DE.
sirahle basement rooms, will alter 30
SUIT tenant Apply 2ia East Grace.
FOR RENT, TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
wife preferred aos East Clay.
ToUR LARGE ROOMS. GAS. PHONE.
bath: central. furnished or unfur-
nished. Madison 2c+9-L-
GENTLEMAN WANTS ANOTHER TO
share lovely front room; IS per
month. Madison so4s-L
FOR RENT, LARGE, CoMFoRTABfIIII.s
room Aprly 100 North Twenty
FOR RENT. TO. GENTLEMAN. LAR1i Is
bath and phone, Apply eos East
Grace street, second floor.
TWO UNFURNfSHED ROOMS: LIGHT
and airy adjoin bath; phone ami
other conveniences. Apply 2i6 East
Franklin.
CENTRAL, LARGE. COOL ROOMS:
excellent beds; home comforts boa rd
IL desired, in abundance: table first
class. Apply liol East Clay street.
ROOMS SUITABLE FOR MUSICAL
studio for rent. al l13 East Franklin.
Septsm Der i or-~snoner; also nicely
furnished bed rooms. Madison iss+.
two MGR: ROOMS OK FIRST FLOOR.
f,.s fast,.x n a
board. Apply Ills West Marshall
TWO LARGE, FURNISHED. con
Meeting rooms: northern and south
ern exposures. Cali ali West Grace
MRS. CHARLES X. BOWERS. ii5 Is.
observation-disclosures apo I E q
rooms with board Large. well yea-
tilated dining room, opening on Sec
nnd street Meals by das ar week.
ron RENT ELEGANTLY FURNISH
ed room. second roar. with beard In
private family beantiful ioca ton.
ApIsls 81 i. Third street
YoU CAN SECURE FIRST CLASS
rooms and board at reasona BILE raie
at 2fa s. Fourth.
FURNISHED ROOMS By THE DAY
week or month until Sept. 18TH. IL w.
Main. Phone Madison 1851.
FOR REMITTANCE, BRIGHT, FUR
nished front room. l07 n, Third.
FOR RENT-THREE ROOMS on
third floor, on Grove avenue. Rea-
scnable rent Phone Madison 5sss-L.
VEST END, CONVENIENT TO CARS;
private family: bright front room
adjoiainE bath. with or without
board, Inquire LOO North Strawher-
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wEATHER CONDITIONS.

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NJ s NICE
asduHn .nss saou>
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fETfn Is sfe;aG-,Ss1GTff" 7ff43I1SS FL,
ton See testimonials in booklet it's
true OF Nelson's Hair Tonic
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MAGNETIC AND MENTAL SCIENCE
heahEg cures. acute and chronic; dis
eAseA wherein re relief rs 6haatra bic
under other systems of tners peutics
MENTAL SCIENTIST fI0I East Clay
street. Phone. Madison saa9
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


NOTE THE VALUE PLACED on ct n
Gleaard belts 10y n patron ! would
not par. with u for million dollars
~ I knew / could not another like II,
Relief wren WE ere suffering Is one
81 the greatest blooms Of lifc. Come
and see them. MRS a j. PYLE,
y Fifth street
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Wants
Wants
Want Ad. Rates

One cent per word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken for less than cents.
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
pfoned in or charged at the counter.
Contract rates much less Phone Madison 1883 and
Mr. Garrison Manager of Classified Department will call
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HAIR.

THE LATEST IN HAIR GOODS AT
Xur own price; large cluster of puff~
aSc. ceronet braida at SI4S.
LHtGHES, 500 North Third street
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Highest temperatures
duri Ing preceding "a
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LOOK WHAT OPPORTUNITIES .
room cottage one acre land see8i l
room cottage one acre land, Sb2se. =
room cottage one acre land. : i,SSn
) room cottage. lot ieo by ice sl.tsp
room house. two acres, sou AL
new at Glenn Men on II. r. n,
ts-us. small cash payment. balance
by month. plenty others See An
DERsoN REAL ESTATE d LAW CO
Eleventh street. Home seekers
Friend
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CLEANING AND Pr EssiNG.

CLEANING AND PRESSING.
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR NEW SYS-
tenn? We make your clothing look
like new. r'eathers. gloves and slip
pers cleaned at short notice; let us
clean them once and you will let US
have them again. We clean and rem
ovats anythina In ladies and gentls-
mans apparel. we pas. <rressaRe one
way m any out nj town work
EWOFEG FRENCH DRY CLEANING
EaAiscn lisa,
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WALL PAPER.

T. w. sMITHERS a CO. s04 NORTH
Fifth street: rail papers: room
mou1dings. etc: high class work;
lowest prices: investigate
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fFFI tFfNt q FRFStENH,
DON'T FORGET 3fS e F'fFfff STREE
when YOU need In have cleaning and
dHeing done call up Madison sS2&
and give your order. MRS A.
FlLE. Sla y Fifth street
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TIMING AND PLUMBING.


NEVER SINCE CHRISTOPHER Co
lumhus discovered America, has our
superior in the timing. plumbing
and gas-ftting business been found ,
Honest prices, superior work. eener-
al satisfaction and promptpess are
few of our well known character
ssttcs. L. w. DORSET A. CO. ia
Seventh street Phone. Madison @aI7
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RENT PAYER READ, THINh. ACT,
not tomorrow for ii never comes.
but to-day. do you want TO stop pay
ing renta Every sane person does.
We will guarantee to every person
that pays rent that within twelve
years from the date that you make
%, agprslseat Ion tarRIs fer 81 1gssW tP sssIE
Assz' a lts,zfaa whe Ner IL he ssse oT tv.s2
houssna TesAn. tbs. loan Will have
AsAs made TO you and paid In full ana
horne yours In fee simple. Cur pay
nentg after loan is made Is only 1885
per month on each thousand. inter
est h. only per cent: principal aud
interest reduced every year. Few
many of You have been paying rent
for ten or twelve years, how Wuch
of the house do Won own Let US
know ANDERSON REAL EsTAT h.
4 LAW co, Agt. Capitol Security
Co, Norfolk. Va
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Nfi.i.iN merry

SEE OUR NEW ARRIVAL OF
summer hats. All the latest styles
In atp-to-dafs millinery. Crest re-
auctions on all cclored hats Lin
gerie, Milands and Henps Hats a
speciality MENTIONS. 2i0 North
Second street.
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ROOMS ron RENT.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
rent; central location; use of phone
hot and cold water. iransients. soc.
hone Madison 55l1-J -40i North Elev-
erth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-14

NEW ROOM HOUSE. FINE LoCA-
ZION . squares from car-iine an
modern improvements must be sofa
quick See Draper, EnsloW ana
Burns streets. Highland Park. AMOS
& POfSDEXTER, lie T., Atsin
FLOYD AVENUE AND MAIN STREET
lots near the Soldiers home, suit
able for building homes. city water.
.AnnIY SIS Brook avenue.
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ERiGHT. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS OK
be rented en- suite or sin9ly: board
/ II desired col f. Franklin street
FOR RENT. LARGE. BRIGHT FUR
ntshed front room Ie7 ~ Third.
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HAIR TONIC
FOR RENT.
1R.NsrEnarNG AND HAULING.

TRANSFERRING AND HAULING OF
all kinds furniture and piano NOV
ing a specially; Office 611 No. Sec
ond street: residence T0s Munford
street. Richmond, Va, Phone, Msdi-
son t96t p. BONLES, Proprietor
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UMBRELLAS COVERED AND RE-
haired expert work; SclfREMP. The
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wANTED-A POSITION BY coLoRED
man as grocery store porter or butler.
good reference. Address ARTHtR
REDWINE az n Ninth street
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Wants

WANTED-By CoLoRED BOY A 80
sition around automobile garage; had
some experience. Address WILLIAM
BARR, s01 n Thirty-frst street
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LEES.

FURNITURE. CHINA AND WEDDING
presents packed and shipped WITT
care. Estimates cheerfafly given
JACOB I'ML.NrF. T0s West Main
street I'houe Madison Sss2
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-22

A girl can be SO unhappy over never
getting married she might just as wei
be so over having done it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-22
House WARMING
At new WINDSOR
Christmas Day Will Probably
See House Thrown Open.
ALI Work Of Renovation and improve
ment Will Be Completed By Then
---TraVGIing Men Looking Forward
to Making AmefiCuS Headquarters.

Christmas day, in all likelihood, will
see the "house-warming" at the new
Windsor Hotel.
Watcher it will also bring a re-
christening OF that completely reno
vatei and vastly improved property IS
not yet known.
Many, perhaps all, Americus people
woald probably like. to see a new
name attacijed to a property that, SO
far as the interior is concerned, will
be practically new one when the
work that has been under way for 60
many months is completed.
While the heavy work in the hotel
las all been completed, such as tue
cold storage plant, the installation of
the electric lighting plant and tie
steam heating apparatus, the mass o.
the plumbing and the construction eff
the elevator, there is a vast amount
yet to be done before the property will
be in the condition the new proprietor
set out to put it in. Plastering IS
now under way in many rooms, paint
chs and carpenters will be at work
for some weeks to come, and it will be
December, according to present calcl-
lations, before the Last workman has
completed his task and Mr.. Council
can have the proud satisfaction Of
knowing that he has given to Ameri-
Gus hotel tint city of $4,000 people
might well be proud Of
The hotel electric plant has worked
beautifully, the elevator has known no
hitch since it began operating, and
the refrigerating plant is ready 10
swallow up carload of meats, or
poultry, Or fruits-or all tiree for
that matter, and carry them in an
atmosphere as cold ana as pure as
that of the North Pole for an indefinite
period,
Never has a hotel property been
given a more complete over hauling
than hes been given to the Windsor
Travelling men are expecting great
things of it, and it is a common thing
i'll moving around the state to have
inquiries from them asto how the
work is progressing and when it will
be completed. Once the news goes
out tlht everything is In apple pie
order Americus will be in fair way
to regain its Old time reputation and
popularity among the travelling pIblic
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-22
PRICE Of LAND IS
GOING Up HIGHER
Many Holders in Sumter Ad.
vance Figures.
Sixty Dollars an Acre is Refused for
Land Near AmeriCuS--- Irrespective
Buyers Talk Of The Situation
Here.

Sixty dollars per acre, it was stated
yesterday, had been offered for a pret-
ty farm situated three or four mil Is
out Of Americus on one of Sumter's
good roads, and the offer declined. In
fact, it is a matter Of doIbt if q
much greater price would prove at
tractive to the owner.
Several sales of lands near Ameri-
Gus have been made within the week
and in every instance the price PAID
reflected increasing value.
From a low level range two or three
years ago, choice lands in Sumter have
advanced to the present level of 5}t
to $50 per acre, the price being gov
erned by location and soil fertility
and by general environment.
A prospective buyer from an ad
joining state Las been in Americus
for week with the desire to purchase
a large farm, but owing to existing
conditions he purchased in an adjoin-
ing county, although he had .
strong preference for Sumter where
others from his state Lave purchased
lands.
According to his statement several
owners of farms here have listed theil
property for sale and have since al
yanced prices considerably beyond the
advertised figures. This, he says, has
a tendency to choke off prospective
buyers.
Several farms here were shown hin
but none of these, at prices quoted
seemed desirable.
His statement possibly may be oy-
erdrawn to an extent, but it is true
that the demand for we'll improved
farms in Sumter, and more especial
ly those situated upon the beautifully
graded county roads, has had tie ef-
feet of advancing values very mate
rally
But there are yet many desirable
places here to be had at very reason
able prices, despite the fact that the
sale of lands here recently has gone
we'll above the half milIipn dollar
mark in the aggregate.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-22
WINN IS A WINNER With
WOODWARD A WALKER
In Contest For Mayor Of At
Ianta Yesterday.
Especial to Times-Recorder.)

Atlanta, Ga. October 21-The may
orally race today between Courtland
Winn and James G. Woodward was
one of tie most spirited ever known
here. There was a large vote cast
at all the wards and polling places
and friends of both candidates worked
unceasmgy to the end
Tie polls closed at 7;30 O'Clock
and the count of the ballots began
Both sides claimed victory for their
candidate during the early hours OF
the count, but towards the end Wood
ward supporters conceded the election
OF Winn. The latters majoriyt will
probably be something close to 3,O09
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-22

of the church indefinitely In the
matter of suffragan bishops, that IS,
bishops who viii so out WITH the auth
GRITTY of bishops but under the direc-
ton of the regular bishops of tae
church, the convention wisely decided
to confer tie authority to create sucn
officials on each diocese, realizing that
each diocese is best qualified to pass
upon its own needs in this respect"
Capt. Cobb says the arrangements
for the convention were perfect, tie
hospitality generous, ami the entire
two weeks a season of delightful as
sociation and of spiritual and mental
stimulus.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-22
Becoming Greater Power in Nations
Life.


With the rapid grOwtN of the Epa-
copal church in this country it be-
comes more and more important
factor in movements of this kind, it
now includes practically a million
communicates AMI must embrace, in
it's family relations, two or three times
that number of people It's rate OF
growth is now very rapid and it's in
fluence on the national life and relig-
ious development must be more and
more pronounced.
Capt, Cobb was among tIose VINO
voted against the proposition to change
the church name to the Holy Catho ic
church or the Catholic Episcopal
C.ldrch in America. In this connec-
ton, he says, the laity demonstrated
more than ever that they are the col
servative influence in the church. In
the movement to ESTABLISH a semblance
Of faith cure the laity also took a
strong antagonist.c position to the
views propounded by those agitating
for a pronouncement in favor of
cures by prayer as opposed, in a
measure at least, to medical science.
The church, Capt. Cobb SAYS, has al
ways recognized and observed the
service of prayer in cases of illness
either in the church or directly in the
sick chamber. A committee was ap-
pointed to elaborate this service OF
prayer, but this is not to be construe
as an endorsement of faith cure N
the ordinary understanding of the
term The church believes in the
use of medical science in illness, as
one Of tte mediums Col has PLACED
at mans disposal, with appeals for
Divine succor in addition. In storm
at sea, says Capt. Cobb, 1T is we'll 20
pray for Divine assistance but that
does not justify the captain or the
engineer in deserting their posts CT
the crew in falling to do all in Their
mower to keep the vessel afioat.
Voted Against Negro Bishops.
"The convention by an overw2sGm-
ing majority voted down tie proposi-
tion to create negro bishops. 1t was
felt that the highest spiritual inter
ests of the negroes themselves, under
existing conditions, required a con-
tinuance of the negro churches under
the direction of the white bishops
This will doubtless continue the ruiiag
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-22
HAS FOUND SOUL
AFFINITY ATLAST
Miss Gdzzdm Put Detectives
on His Trail.
She Has 100000 But Takes Poor
Engineer as Her Soul Mate Shown
to Her in a Dream in the Pink
Room In the House of Dreams.

Miss .Antoinette Elizabeth Gazza,n
Cornwall, N. Y, and believer in sou
| affinities," is now married to Charles
B. Calvin, an engineer on the New
York yiaduct, who, she is sure, is hel
honest-to- goodness, positive, never-a-
shadow-of-a-doubt. soul mate" she
said afterward, "The sublimest hope
and tie dream that has parmeated my
entire being since 1 was fourteen and
a half years old has been fulfilled. .
When the ceremony was over she
knelt at the feet of her psychically
discovered masculine counterpart, y
and in the presence of all the guests,
implanted two impressive kisses on
TIE Ideal companions gloved rigut
hand, At the sight of this touching
incident, Hannah, the colored servant.
sobbed aloud, and Rosalie, the East
Indian maid, had to support herself
on THE shoulder of Sarah, the Jap
onese cook, to hide her silent tears.
One night early last spring, when
the leaves were just beginning to aD-
pear on the masses of trees on
House of Dreams Miss Gazzam
slept in TIE pink room, and which
chamber the young heiress had fourd
peculiarly prOpitious to her dreams
or psychic yisitations.
That night she had a vision of her
ideal; her astral spirits showed her
the 'ideal companion and masculine
counterpart" for whom she had been
longing so much, that when she tild
thought she had found him in Niblo
the Mystic, and had gone to the man s
wife and proposed she obtain a di-
vorce and subsequently settled tie
woman's action for alienation of her
husbands affections for $4,000.
The next morning after the vista
ton of the ideal one Miss Gazzam
called in Pinkerton detectives and
instructed them to find her the man
she described. The detectives searcn-
ed the world for him, regardless Of
expense and sent up hundreds of can
didates to show themselves and he
rejected as the wrong man at "Trau-
merle"
One day when returning from Phil
radelphia by train she caught sigLE CT
a man sitting in the day coach as
She was leaving her parlor car lie
was the counterpart" She turned
to rush to him, but she was trem-
bling too much to move, and the train
went on and the masculine" soil WAS
lost before she could recover. She
sent at once for the Pinkertons and
told them to find that man for her.
TLey hunted, but they hunted in
Many weeks afterward, when driv-
ing near her home, she came again
upon the ideal" one He was work
ing with gang on the aqueduct with
in two miles of "Traumerie, tie House
of Dreams" But once again she was
so overcome by trepidation tAat when
she tried to speak, she could not. Back
at home she pAoned to the detectives
and told them to find who the man
was
Two days later they tod her he was
Charles B. Calvin, a poor engineer.
Miss Gazzam told them she did not
care whit if he were in rags, She
could dress him in silks, if she chose
They gave her Galvin's Bronx address
and she wrote to him.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-22
CAPT. COBB RE-
VIEWS CONVENTION
A GdthGring Noted From Many
StandpOintS.
Positive Stand Taken With Regard to
DlVOFCe-.-MOVlng Toward a Closer
Union With Other Christian Bodies
---Laity the Conservative Influence

After one of the most delightful ex-
periences of his life, Capt John Cobb,
one OF the lay delegates from the Dio-
cese of Georgia, returned yesterday
from Cincinnati where for the past
two weeks he had been attending tie
great triennial convention OF TIE
Protestant Episcopal Church of Am
erica
The convention" said Capt COBB
to a TimesJRecorder Representative
yesterday, was remarkable in more
ways than one. AS a young man
saw many important political and bus
mess gatherings, but never do l recall
having seen any body that measured
up to this convention in its thorough
y representative character, or in the
ability of it's members. Not only was
the convention representative of a
great religious element in our national
life, but it was equally notable as a
gathering of men of high prominence
in the business world, in the political
world, in the social world, and in the
world of thought. 1t was also tho--
cIghly national in its character, every
state being represented by strong del
egations.
Strong Stand Against Divorce.
"In the House of Bishops there were
about one hundred in attendance, a
notable aasembiage of ecclesiastics
and leaders of religious thought and
action. In tie other chamber there
were about five hundred clerical and
lay delegates. The debates at times
were keenly interesting and of an in
terest extending far beyond mere
church circles. The stand for in
stance, taken with relation to Iii
vorce, prohibiting the marriage of
any divorced person even though an
innocent party, by a clergyman of the
Episcopal cEurch, maintained anew
the high standards Cf the church wish
relation to the sancity of the marital
relations and put the stamp of IFS
disapproyal most effectively on the IN
discriminate divorce methods of this
country. Such a positive position will
encourage other churches to likewise
assume an aggressive attitude toward
this menace to our tOmes and the
purity of our national life.
In the matter of Christian unity.
too" continued Capt. Cobb, THE feel
ing favorable to closer bonds with
other Christian bodies was quite pro
nouncet especially among the laity.
A committee was appointed to CO.
operate with delegations from all otl-
er Christian churches in arranging for
u.a general convention in 1912 20
forward the movement for a closer
fellowship among Christians general
Iy. his is movement that seems to
peculiarly commend itself to the laity,
who are eager to cooperate with
those active in OTHER churches in all
movements toward the ameliorati) On
of human conditions and the expansion
of Christian influence throughout the
world,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-22
MACON LADIES AS GOLFISTS
TO HAVE TOURNAMENT

Macon, Ga, Octo3er PA woman s
handicap golf tournament is being ar
ranged by the Log Cabin club, and will
be held shortly. This will be the first
time that the ladies of Macon will have
ever participated in a golf tourney.
There will probably be about 16 en-
tries.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-22
You Can Make
No Mistake

by wearing a Stein-Bloch suit for
your business clothes. The best
dressed business man in this town
wears Stein-BlOch. The label is in
his coat, and he is proud of it and of
his own good judgment in selecting
them from among Others.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-22

Many an inspiring tenor has been
lost ON the higs c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-22
GAME POSTPONED:
RAIN AT CHICAGO

Especial to Times-Recorder.
Chicago, October C1dcago-Ph,l
adelphia worlds series game today
postponed on accolnt of rain.