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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-08
Notice Of 'nnuaI Meeting

The annual meeting OF the stockholders ~
he First National Bank Of Bennington. VI,
viii he held at It's banking rooms on the tenth
day OF January 1911. at 10 o'clock IN he furc.
noon Tor the election ~ dircCtnrsf or the en-.
suing ear ana for the transaction OF such
other business rs may properly come before
the meeting.
&c. GRAVES. Cashier.
Bennington. VI. dec. 4 1910
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-08

TOR SALE Crosby Steam Engine Indicator
l. and keducing--wheel In first class con-
dition. No reasonable offer refused j. u.
Mattison North Bennington. 3lt2
TOR sAI.E-5O Standard bred barred Rock
Il pullets, ready for laying. Price 10 cts. a
head II taken at once. John q. Huntington
No. bennington VT, Tele. 1873 d SITS
iSOR SALE-Pasture and wood lot lS5 acres).
L VIII pasture ~ COWS. Young maple or.
chard, with 900 trees. We'll watered. About
u mile from village. acre meadow on road
side with apple orchard OF about ~ trees with
pasture one mile from village. Also two
lumberwagons Price reasonable Inquire at
BlnnerOhicc 1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
TWO "MARYs" ON COUNTY
TICKETS

business one Taxes are very high
here. and ! believe money can be
saved IN school expenses, Teachers
are not paid any too much. but
often IN office equipment or sup
plies money Is spent exirayagantiy
that could be used TO some better
purpose.
a think teaching Is woman's
work In my opinion she does Il
better than a man does Women
make better school principals than
men. and believe q woman would
make a better county superinteud
emit"
Miss Simmons Is graduate Of
the Normal school AZ Ypsilanti
Mich. and has taken special work
az the University % Washington.
She Is a teacher In the Maple
school
So here you are. Two women
candidates OF perhaps equal quail.
fication. both suffragists. one a re-
publican. the other a democrat.
both Marys. both womaniy women.
with a wholesome sense OF humof
and natural diffidcnce to pub.
liclty.
Mark your ballot and take your
choice o. Marys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
WILD CAT LAND
COMPANY IS
BUSTED

With the appointment OF Atiur.
ney Walter Motaeuhaum as re-
ceiver OF the x. =. king company
aud the othollo Improvement com
pany by Judge Tallman. n doyo-
oped that these two companies
have received 100000 net profit
from their dealings. aud that their
assets consist uf nothing Judge
Taliman requested that the matter
be laid before the prosecuting at
tornuy for criminal action
r. 3 King. n - Moon and A ID
Scmon were the officers of the
companies Since October last %
IL said that the two companies sold
$4,000 worth OF British Columbia
and Washington lands IN Eastern
cities without having any interest
In the property or any right 90 sell
Il The companies had an option
on property ~ Otheilu. on the NIL.
waukce road. which George D.
Canning brought suit 10 have can
celed. aud which caused the ap
polntment OF the receiver
The offices Of the companies.
6i0-6ld Marion building. we're
cleared OF furniture Monday. when
the creditors Hwooped down and
carried OFF the expensive furniture
Prince Rupert. British Columbia
aud Othello lands we're sold on con.
tracts. In none of these did the
company have any interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
WILL ROOSEVELT
FLY WITH HARMON?


BOSTON, Aug. I'm be-
lieve that Col Roosevelt viii
NY with me around the aviation
field for a few minutes" said
Clifford ". Harmon, the mil
lionaire aviator, today 10 a
United Pres correspondent.
~ shall invite him 20 accom-.
pany me on Friday"
on Friday Roosevelt will be
q guest Of The Doubleday Page
company NJ the laying Of the
cornerstone Of the Country
Life building at Garden city,
close to Boston. Part Of the
ceremonies will be aeropiane
flights by Harmon, Baldwin and
Fairchitd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

tho Pacific coast
~ am firmly convinced that there
Is "a concerted movement on the part
Of the Metal Trades Associations Of
the Pacific coast. the aim,of which
o. 90 establish tho Los Angeles con.
diuon8 not only iu Seattle but IN
every city on the Pacific coast. he
said once the metal trades sue
coed In this. 10 will be- tho beginning
Of the end Of all uniouigm have
no fear that they VIII succeed
Even In Los Angeles we are bcRin-
ming To make them smart We are
organizing a labor political party.
and already have 5000 members Al
the next election we will pretty near
control the city government aud
that sill be- the end OF ant.plckeung
ordinances and the Ike
Some OF your local business
nous organizations have passed
resolutions faroring the open shop
That e. indicative of their inten,
lions Their idea of nn open shop
is a shop closed 20 an union mon.
Practically 30 per cent OF the union
mnchlniatH are working eight hours
under union conditions To- Seattle.
and the outlook Is very bright"
Sir Harmon said
There 81 40 doubt but what
there IS a concerted movement
against organized labor all along
the Pacific coast The Metal
Trades Associations are starting n
and n they succeed the others Will
Of course fall into liue right away.
We are gaining ground all the time.
and don't think the enemies 81
labor will meet with much success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug l7.-Hh
ram W Johnson today received the
folIowing telegram from Gov ca.
lett
Congratulate you upon your
great victory Am ready to cam.
paign state for you and help make
your election sure
The following VAS received from
Philip A. stanton:
My congratulations upon your
victory. ] assure you Of my fcalty
to your candidacy"
Edwin A. Moscrve wired
Please accept my sincere and
hearty congratulations had
hoped my fellow townsman and
nelghbor. Hon. r A. Stanton. might
realize bis ambition. but the mem
bers Of our party have decrced
otherwise and I bow 10 that decree
I am nov for you as the choice OF
the party. with all can do to make
/ your victory In November as tire
mendous and emphatic a. that OF
yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

tIcnelyeeo.)
aaaaay hlgh school for five
wAss
inca weut 90 see Miss Sim.
nas SIZE lives at a hotel. but she
nAnt any manager" or pages or
hEdagx. either
Net One Campaign Plan.
Why. no. haven't any cam
nlgn plans she said In wlde-eyed
mrpfise. II should be nominated
g the republican ticket with no
Hgeneni. thar would be equivalent
. section, you know
Bat you have an opponent.
81 Miss OMeara's declaration
a seeH qualified By the prosecut-
X attorney"
Vel. then. that's different she
ssAed Maybe shah have 20 Be
akizg up political workers It's
= tflsreug from getting a position
"a teacher. where Won make ap.
nltnn 70 a few school board
aabsrs. when | qualified ! had
~ into a room full Of men. AL
Nb0m seemed 10 be looking al
v 10 see hoN my skirt hung
III feel 80 conspicuous"
Ana this from a sUffragefte'
Ny policy. Il elected. sill be a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
CANADIAN TURNS
COPPER TO IRON

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug ~
While he declares HE diaeov.
cry % way 10 tranamute
copper into iron IL not Of great
financial value az present, r.
L. keeah, o. the Ottawa collie.
alate institute staff. said today
that he believed that the die
covrry 10 a gtep toward the
ultimate solving Of the riddle
81 the relationship Of netaia 10
each other.
For years keogh labored be.
fore making public the result
Of his experiments.
The ne~ metal which |
have made. said Prof. Neonh,
answers all tests usually ap-
Piled 10 iron. although u 10
hsslealiy copper"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
INSURGENTS WIN SWEEPING ENDORSEMENT
IN CALIFORNIA AND CARRY WHOLE STATE
toOneluass.,


opposed hy Theodore A Bell. who
was nominated without opposition
yesterday hv the democrats The
rock-rihhed standpatters and organ
iaatlon men tn the republican ranks
now face the necessity of voting 10
November Tor republican pledged
60 reverse conditions attributed 60
the machine should they holt john
son and the inaursent republican
Ticket, they must go a. Beil who is
almost a. avowcdly opposed Go the
so-cnllcd railroad domination OF
state poliiica aa Is Johnson
California probably viii return
three republican insurgents 20 con-
grese and possibly one inHhrgrnt
democrat William Kent innurgcnt
republican. is given close victory
over Duncan Mckintay. "a standpat-
ter in the second congressional dis
tfict ~ A. Hayes. inaurgcnt. ~ re-
nominated over his regular appon
emit Mayer Dawson. 81 san Joss. and
Stephens. insurEent. won over Mc-
l.achlan. asandpatter incumbent. az
Los Angeles
IN san Francisco Julius Kahn. tn
cumbent standpatter was rcnomin-
ated without opposition.
Al the same time the democrats
nominated Walter Macarthur. an n.
surEeut who VIII oppose Kahn 60
November. with fair prospects 90
defeating Kahn tn a district entire
ly Ia san Francisco.
a
states senator glyes John u Works
inmrErnt ~ Los Angeles. a slight
shade over b. A Measrvc. regular.
The returns are NOT yet complete
The race was en- ciear that Il Is not
likely that the result will be- defln.
lirly known until the last vote De-
counted
10 the county tights many ~ the
machines smaller cors slipped and
new men jumped on The ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
Seattle's Dental War q
Good Thing for the
People
nm nos giving my personal at
Ianff.n 90 nv DENTAL I,ltAtIICL.

I nm now giving my personal at
tenti0n 90 nay DENTAL PitAtfiCb'
am not RttnN introductory
prices nor doing cheap n1ferusins
Dental work Ny offices have been
located az 110 FIRST avenue Tor ~
years 1 myself bought and took
charge 81 the offices July IS 1901,
and have no other office iu seattle.
] viii save yo1 az least oue -half.
or 80 per cent. on your Dental Work,
ana your work will be done by tried
and true Graduate Dentists Of from
ten o. twenty years experience. who
have been carefully Instructed In
fhe system 81 Painlefs Dertistry.
which has earned for my offices
hoth Reputation and Success.
The Day of Reckoning J. sure 60
Come
n a bank should open IN Seattle
and advertise 20 pay you one hun
drcd cents on tho dollar f0r the use
~ your money for ninety days. you
would not care 90 deal with such a
Having Dental work done f. Just
Ike putting money fn the bank. and
unless the Dental work aud Ruaran-
tee are good TIE bank is busted
and you arc stuug.
DO You Need Teeth,
\ perfect set Of artificial teeth is
work of mechanical art ] guar
antee aii Plates made az my offices
~ Nt and after J make ypu set OF
teeth you may 80 20 any Reputable
Dentist IN seattle and have them ex-
Hmfned and " the teeth DO not ft
and give satisfaction. ! viii make
them over or give your money back.
Remember. I repair an nay Plates
without charge.
A Record 60 Re Proud of
May ]. 1903. decided not 70 re-
main silent and aliow the state Den
fnl Combine 90 continue their an
archy have kept up the high
standard OF my Dental work bat I
have cut the price Sc per cent and
between May !. 1903 and april so.
1910. juFt eight thousand seven shan-
ired and eight patients have re-
ceived the benefit. care and atte1-
tion 81 our high-cl work at hAlf
the price charged by the Combine
Dentists.
10 not experiment with your
teeth They are valuable Ramem-
her. ! require twelve assistants TO
care FOR my patients. and ! guaran-
tee satisfaction. and nay guarantee
g. backed by the largest Dental
practice IN the United states outside
- New York City. Call and allow
me 90 examine your teeth. and in
Hfruct you about their care. then
have your Dental work done by any
Dentist you care TO go 10.
EDWIN J. BROWN.
ia First Avenue. Union Block. be-
tween Columbia and Cherry Streets.
Npeu evenings until : and sundays
uutli Z for people who work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
Curry In Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug IT,
Counting of the votes In yuster,
DAYS primary election has been
very slow in san Francisco A.
10 a. a. but a single district gave
complete returns Tho vote as
cuuated AZ that time indicated q
plurality Tor Curry Ia the city OF
about 5000
Incomplete returns In San Fran.
cisco give A. q spalding b.t2l.
Edwin A Meserve 2ss. and John u
Works f.b2s. for United States son.
ator endorsement
The count ia very slow. Moth.
Ing decisive on the senatorial en-.
dorsemeut vote has been received
a. the state headquarters here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
SHERIFF SHOT BY
HORSE THIEVES

HOT SPRINGS. Ara. Aug IL
In a fIght with three horse thieves
At noon today ia the yard Of the
city jail. sheriff Taught was wound
cd In the abdomen. bat before los
ina consciousness tho sheriff killed
one % his assAilAnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Aug. IT.
Complete returns from II pre-
cincts and Incomplete returns from
eight precincts give VIM. Kent ie6
majority over Duncan Mckinlay
for the congressional nomination
In she Second district.
MaryHville reports l37 majority
for keat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
woodm.n on bal Ereurslon.

An excursion for tho new mem.
bcra OF the order. recently secured.
IS being given today by the Mod.
arm Woodmcn OF America. Elliott
Bay Camp. 30 513s. The e1cur
sion left Colmau dock al $3.50. and
"a trip was made 10 BelliHgham.
whore The day was spent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

WASHINGTON. Aug 1.-THE
population Of indianapolis r. 233..
$50. an Increase % sos per cent.
according 10 the census bureau in
today's Bulletin.
Albany. n Y. has a population
Of IoO.2bg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
Dissolution
Sale
MR.. PHIL RosENeLooM WITH.
DRAWS FROM THE ROCKIES.
TEA CLOTHING COMPANY, 2is
SECOND ~. S.

Ia order 20 make settlement the
stock OF hlgh-grade Clothing
Mems Furnishings. Hats and
Shoes viii be sacrificed al less
than manufacturer cost The store
viii be closed Thursday and PIT
day 10 rcarrRnge the stock. and the
sale viii commence Saturday.
August 20. al $3.50 a. m. Look for
adknrtlaement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

The North End Republican club.
which was 20 have met this even
ing ia atcincrH ball. Ia Ballard,
viii meet instead In odd Fellows
hall. IN Fremont Steiuer's hail
was unavailable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
big Business" Seeks a
Strange Hold on Labor
(conoluded)

(conoludcd)
Loa Angeles they are trying Ia
repeat Il In Seattle. Portland. stock
ton. Tacoma, Spokane and Vie
toria
Jaila Filled Win Plcksts.
The Metal Trades Association iu
Los Angeles. through itB other afiili.
atoms. has secured the passage OF
an ordinance prohibiting the lawful
aHHemblago % picketa Peaceful
pieketing r. made an offensc, Los
Angeles and Long Reach iails are
now filled with plcketa who merely
exercised the elemental rights guar.
Antced all men under the federal
constitution
They tried 10 pass this same
ordinance tn Portland Mayor Simon
waa quite willing. bat the council.
men didn't have the nerve
The Portland Affair.
William Harmon. International
vice president Of the International
Association Of MachiniatA has just
returned from Portland. where he
had some experience with the VII.
lamotte Iron Wurka Harmon ad-
dressed the men employed there
during the noon hour W n Cor
bett the proprietor. sought the ear
OF the mayor Mayor Simon gave
orders 20 the police 20 prevent Han.
non from making any more MONDAY
speeches. Harmon went 20 the city
attorney and the city attorney was
forced TO admit that the mayor had
no power 20 execute an order OF this
kind
This Incident 81 important In that
Il shows that big business" IL fol
lowing iia usual tactics using the
peoples officials against the people
Labor Mems Views.
Stuart Reed. general organizer OF
the American Federation ~ Labor
IS In Seattle after making a tour OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
cusreR,s LAsT GLAND.

Greatest motion picture ever pro-
duced Union theatre. i40s Third,
Wednesday and ThuradHy $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
N lot ICE

had placed in hands,
to be disposed of once, the balance of
THE RERRICK STOCK
the entire stock Of the
BELL CLOTHING COMPANY
combined stocks
end propose make a clean sweep Of the
lot Of Clothing, Hats Shirts,
Underwear, Hosiery, Ties, Suspenders,
ETC., during FIVE DAYS. SALE
This merchandise Will be sold for
the LOWEST PRICE EVER BEFORE KNOWN the
Puget Sound Country
SALE OPENS TOMORROW MORNING AT O'CLOCK.
Seattle Sales & Adjustment Co.,
At the Merriok Store,
7o3 First Ave-, Foot of Cherry St.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

Business Bringers. Star classified ads Buy or
sell real estate, etc.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-09
MALONE CRAWLEY LEARNS
FAMOUS GRAHAM SHORT
HAND IN nine Weeks At
SOUTHERN BUSINESS COLLEGE
Busy scenes al the Southern !.

Busy scenes al the Southern.
Pupils from tie city and from va
riols parts of the country are now err
rolling at tie popular school to take
one or more Of its practical courses OF
study.
Mr.. Malone Crawley. who came from
Jackson. Ca. is among the successful.
students; his record Is an exception ii
one. but the Southern produces more
exceptionally short-time graduates
who hold their jobs. tan does any
other business school in the South
east n. Crawley writes as follows.
Atlanta. Ga, Aug. 20, 1s10-South-
ern Shorthand and Business Unirer-
sitF, Atlanta. Ga.-Gentlemen: Allow
me TO congratulate yol for your I'M
approached facilities for turning OH.
good sten0graphers in the s1ortest
time possible consistent WITH thor
oughnesS. Without any previous
knowledge Of Shorthand ] mastered
the Graham-Pitmanic system in your
school in nine weeks. and am nov
fo-ding a stenograDhers position. sue
cessfnHy- with Smith & Martin in the
Austell building, Of this city.
With your large and capable facaI-
y superb equipment Of typewriters,
aiding machines, banks and other ac-
cess0ries witch make 2 motel Rvs,
less School. and in your fine new quar-
ters at No. 10 West Mitchell street. +ae
Southern is without an equal in this
part Of the country. Yours very truly.
MALONE CRAWLEY.
TIE Southern Business University.
Atlanta Ca, was established in 1879.
Founders and present proDrietors. 3.
c. Briscoe ami T., ". Arnold. Pur-
clasers Of 3Ioore's Oh Business CO.
lege, 50 that il really dates back to
I 1866.
Commencing with smar patron
age, il has grown from year to year
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-09
ga TOOthSOme
Favour

True for you, there's a treat in tie
crisp, nutty, delicate sweet taste o.
/ Grape-Nuts served with cream or milk.
Don't spoil the food by trying %
cook il. That work is done and per-
lectIy done at the factoriesJ
The cream saould soften it a bit but
not enough to excuse the teeth from
at least a few good, earnest "chews.
for Old Dame Nature sends rich ble,s
ngs to tie long chewer OF course the
one with weak teeth can soften the
food with milk down to a mush if nee
essary, but the good old dame doesn't
smile quite so cheerfully on them.
You know, children and adults must
use the teeth and grind freely to make
them grow strong and to preserve
item. Then the act Of chewing brings
down the much needed saliva from
the gums, and that helps amazingly in
The digestion Of foods Of various kinds
The saliva is not so much required
with Grape-Nuts, for this food of par
TALLY pre-digested that is, the starch
turned into form Of sugar in tTs
process Of making, and that helps give
it the fascinating favour.
Grape-Nuts people are healthy aGG
enjoy good things. There's a rea
son."
Read the little book, THE Road t.
MELVILLE in pkgs. There's a rea-
son."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-09
70 REMOVE TO NEW
STORE IN OCTOBER
fresh Stock TO BE Sold Al
Tempting Prices.
Charles L. AnsIey Of
fers Public New Fall
Goods at Special In
duCements.

On ne FRS q October We hope g
= able y move % our neT store, nos
'eing erected at IL corner Of Jackson
md FORSYTH streets
Prior 70 that time Ea shall offer
most extraordinary inducements T.
all cash buyers for any and everything
the ~ag 81 dr. go7dz ladies' read -
o-wear garments of al descriptions.
mems, 6ogs and car5ren-s cl3thins,
ETC. etc
Having Just returned from a Trip =
he northern AMI eastern markets.
where we bought one Of me most zt-
.raezlEe stocks #e lave ever yet car
--ei. we are in position ID offer tie
-rade zuca inducements thar r-ey rEI
not find elsewhere
There are , good many lines Haf1.
We are contemplating disseminating
aLroge -aer and we ara particularly de-
siroas Of closing these GIT 10 avoid tas
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-09
Liabilities.

12a4bIltIESs
Capital stock paid in " 800, 10000
Surplus fund ....... 100000
Undivided profits, Ies7 tx
Denses and taxes paid -. 5000
National Bank notes out
standing ...... 100. 10000
Due TO other national banks 92491
Due to state and private
banks and bankers .... 2.3z4. y
Due to trust companies and
savings banks .... 1.0G709
Dividends unpaid .... $500
InHvidual deposits subject
to check ............ 75,51473
Demand certificates Of de-
post Recommendations. 1,14219
Time certificates Of deposit 1927 ~
United States deposits .. 100000
Bills payable, including GER
tifcates Of deposit for
money borrowed ... I58 600 DC
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-09
Old OR YOUNG MEy

It matters not what your ailments
may be or how long standing Ii yoat
falure health and happiness Gre d.
stake. consult this doctor He vii
cure you il YOU are euraB.e.
Every kind OF human ii sails st tl.s
touch Of these wonderful men and 81
marvellous have been tbs cures that il
is hard indeed to find tie dividing line
between human ACCOMPLISHMENT and
miracle. 1t matters not what the III
may be; it matters not what diseouy-
aging reports may have been made
from any direction; 1t matters not u
you have been told tAat grim death
stares you in the face. Go and con
suit these doctors ana if there IS tsc
finest thread upon which to hang a
hope you will find that hope. and tee
hope will surely lead YOU to the blaze
skies of peace, contentment and
health.
The doctors will visit Americas rec
ularly every 4 weeks.
OFFICE HOURS 4. m. TO b. m
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-09
sherIfr. Sale.. October. !
GEORGIA Sumter County

VIII b. sold on the frs. Tas
OcE0beT, next, before the Court +
door of said County. between &
hours 8f sale to the 1.ga@ (.
lhe following described property
wiz
Two ~ 9Tes L. land SITUATED
Lee street. III the C.rr D.. AnH
Sumter County GEORGIA sli
part Of l8lI Io- 10. 1885, One Hl
ard Taty la the 9th Dsu.
sad County 0I Sumter said gar!
fronting On Lee Street $500 TE1I
ired ana Ten Feet more or less
running back, lu DE form Vl3.1
Four Hundred ANA Twenty Feetl
u Tess bounded 81 follows. Oh
north bE property Of El L.ta.
east Dr. Zee Street south av GrJ
formerly owned bT Crawford Wle1
and west By property Of the ga
EeTen and being the -8c- just
zeEeIn conveyed
Also & certain rracr or parcel
land situated. wing and being 10
2Tlh District oil Sumter COUNT G
a and within r1e .uc9rDlrgs Id
1f tae Civ oil Americas, said
containing t99l Twenty-Five Al
more or less. and icing off Of
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-09
WINDSOR HOTEL,
Monday and Tuesday.
SEP EMBER 1918
all DISEASES OF HFN md no.
Mn TREATED.

No matter what your trouble mas
De or low long staining tie doctors
viii locate your disease without asE-
ing you questions. The doctors are
said to be the greatest LUNG AND CA
TARRH specialists In America. If goa
have catarrh or lung trouble 60 an
De examined. The sick and 8fElict
should take advantage Of this oppor-
tunity here offered Go and have j,
forever settled IN y3nr mind Il yoE
case is carable the specialists win ten
goa 50 frankly II ouraB.s ne VIE
give sou suca aigiee as 70 pr5loaa
siie No sick maa OF woman shouts
tail . consult these eminent men +
Is the greatest opportunity Of tha s.os
mans life.
If you have rheumatism liver KID
ney or bladder tro1ble. paralysis