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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26

The Central Conference. c. NJ. IS. A.,
will give an informal dancing party
"Wednesday evening. in Strasburg s
hall
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26

Mrs Frederick NJ Everett. OF Au-
burn. n. Y is the guest OF her mother.
Mrs. A. J. Hatch. OF the Marlborough
apartments.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26

The Altar society OF the Church OF
the Annuneiation Will give pedro
party Tuesday evening. Feb. J, In the
school hall.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26
Made of Forest Roots

believes
the obstinate and fatal diseases
confirmation this convcnon he with
fected by his -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26

Mrs Francis Palms and her daugh'
tiers. the Misses Helene and Marie
ALouise Palms, will leave next week Tor
New Orleans. to spend the remainder
-Of the winter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26

a Mrs. Frances Squire Potter. of New
york. was the guest OF honor at re-
fception and tea in the College club,
aruesdGy afternoon. Mrs Potter lee
! lures In the Century building Tue sday
evening. under the auspices OF the
Equal Suffrage club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26

Mrs. Campau Thompson and MISS
Adele Campau We're the hostesses OF
a tea party Tuesday afternoon in non.
.or OF Mrs. w ID. Rankine, the guest OF
Mrs T. A Summer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26

A free stereoptcon lecture on "Our
new Amencnns--why they come and
Dwhere they 20" will be given by the
REV. A. r. Barr, in Fort-st. Presby-
terian church house Thursday even
Ding. Jan y. al 3 O'Clock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26

Miss Camilla May Connolly, daugh-
Ger Of Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Connolly,
rSill be married 10 clyde w. Hoicker
Fhursday evening, in the North Wood
ward H. T. church, Following the
ceremony. which takes place at 8
o'clock. a reception will be given in
the church parlOrs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26

Mr. aud Mrs. Frederick Church. Jr.,
hand Mrs Charles r. Church, OF New
Rochelle, y. Y. are the guests OF Mrs,
Dr.. r. Nichols. I'm the Pasadena, on
ttheir way 10 California.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26

Curtis Guild, Jr.. ex-governor OF
will be the guest Of the
Detroit Sons OF the American ReVo-
tuition. at u luncheon I'm the Hotel
Saturday noon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23

De meo Opretboloelien forbunone
llogifter og en- 6oroeling af oisie
efter Meolemsantol for iamtlige
Selifober UNDER 9anosforbunoet, p
at onoroge Hegerine oe Gigsooe ON
ct 8ilifno til Sagens 6remme, 81
at bragg Omiorg ior, at So9en meo
De ouenn9unte Oplpsninger forelGe-
geS Selifoberne."
50 5oriloe fra ben international.
le neutrality-suspicious. benoiites
til 9eitorelien. 6ormon0en, @oar1-
eier Claus Sobannien. ilutteoe Der
poa Wp6et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23

uSolmegaaro"s granS. @albora,
8. September. 6orbsrene | anleo.
ming al 9rnn6en paa $olmeoaor6
peo @aiosbei bar gioet til gieiuItot,
at granoen er paaiat al en- eleoe-
oorig 9reng paa @oaroen. San
6aooe paaiot granoen, foroi ban
bar fec al Tieneiten.
SGttcitnen | aitrnp. aoIbora, 8.
September Rationalmuieet bar fsbt
en- Sei pna aitrup Narf oeo @ioer,
| boilfen Der for nplig fanotes en-
o%elbeuaret S9tteitue, ontagelig co.
5000 aar eommeI. s Stlen Ioo
ct SfeIet. ct Stenippo oe nogIe
Siortefnogler.
6n elettriif Stureentral paa Col.
lamb. 9eItDreIien for oct neoIatte
uooolg angaaenoe en- eIeftriif Stor.
central pon 9onanO afboIot iisles
.Rafif. Sio." RsOe | Maribo. goa
bette meo0eltes. at Der MI er tea.
net 22.5S6 5or. 9onO paa git. o.
RiotIoIono % $4,000 Sor. 2anS
pan Veitloaono.
Ia man ntener. Of 10000 5br.
0on0 oil pure nof iii GnIraaet al
en- StorcentraI, amer geTprelIen
mn anIaeeet for fifrei.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23

paa og grug at aonfirmationen neS
eennem Sioerne iamt en- fIar 5rem.
itiaing at De surpanifninser Serof,
iom bar funoet Steb baaoe | eIbre
og npere Sioer.
Oct er en- BOG, iom enbper lu.
tberif2riiten Tan bape eobt al at lnis
og bore GLAD neo at eie. Den er iitS-
bunben | p9nt oe ioliot Sbirtines-
binb. Briien er fun 80 Gents. Zen
faas bos Sorfatteren ener Dos
Daniib 9utb. Bitbl. $ouie,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23
aon%iejlsprGiibentcn taler.

Soriens, 6. Septbr. 8oniejlSpr9-
iioent alous 9erntien bar Ssnoag
og Mon0og pGret Sooeotoler oeO
oSoriens Notwithstanding %
aors Subil9umsfeit og en- poIitiif
$sitfeit / Suelsminoe (gierrefreo.
ien).
Neoens Soften / 8oriens gene.
reoes Of ct oeoblipenoe Hegnpier
oe oeroe0 fun par beis9t al fnop
t000Menneifer, par Soften / SueIs-
minoe beisgt al ooer 1000.
aoniejlsprGiioenten gap / Sor.
lens en- biitoriif Sfiloring al Ben.
fires uooifline, meoens ban iislee
gSori. 6olfebG." I Suelsminoe talte
nof6rIigt ON Miniiteriets arbeios.
plan. Der mnntte fsrit o9 fremmeit
ipares, bpor oct nar mnligt at ipo.
re, og Heformer, iom foIteoe Itsrre
summer, matte uoifpoes til beore
9ioer. 5oriparslopene oil0e Mini.
~iteriet fere no / 2ipet | nsieIteO oer.
enitemmelie meo 2openeS Orolno.
Minilteriet bil6e neO en- @runoloos-
enoring is9e at g%ennemfsre Ell ret.
feroig Notwithstanding meo en-
lille 5orseelie al @al9freoienes an.
tai, og Iaoleoes, at bno0e Meno oe
abin6er foor politiif 8of9ret fra
% Gars MIoeren.
3 6en npe Mellemifole ioa aon.
ieilsprpiibenten Ell 5ore for oen
egentliee 5olfeifole og for 5rem.
fomiten Of ct Ipr0 9roletoriat |
2prre6sblitier oe Treifo.
Gn Observation-Disclosures pil0e
Miniiteriet life reiie, men oerimoo
isge at gengibe Meni9be6erne no.
gen SnofGpoeIie paa 9reiteoalpet.
Oct ifal bore Miniiteriets Scr.
monl at ifabe gobe aoar for ben
p%erionliee 6ribeO og for oe mango
~perionIi9e Stem, ino 2pIten til at
gfomme pan Statsfosien" nloo Of
toge | Stebet for at tiltage.
neutrality-suspicious. biIftes boa.
De | Soriens oeSuelsminoe meb flor
9eeeiitring, og 5olfetingsm9noere
3. 81. 0ielien og Ssrg. Senien.
aleis, Der oeino talte beeee Ste6er,
mane6e til trofait Sammeniliitning
ON BET niiberenoe Miniiterium.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23

en- Dor, og | @onoolen lon ifslge
Belle u. 6olfebl." 6 9reoe, iom
afienoeren paa ct 9reofort bao5in-
0eren afIenoe til oeofommenoe q.
oresiater | forifellige nor0tpife 9ner.
9aaonen er ofienot fra 9obeanItal-
ten poo Splt Ben 1. September 9l.
6, og oen fanotes PED @ipe ben 3.
September al. 8 Morgen.
&c bilise Spnoagsrejicr. Yaa
gem6.2 emoig. SbDborsn S%ernboner
bar man / CONNER inofgrt biaige
SsnOoasreiier, 9ur og &etur for
gnteItbiaiets gris. Geiultatet er
fal0et ioo ooot no. nt man, efter
bpno Der me0oeles, inotil oioere
agter at looe 9eitemmelien e9Ioe
ole aorets 5sn og Selieooge.
Mansr StOrfe. : llloum og Ses.
ielbnle aTr bar man ifslge Belle
". 6lfbI.@ | ben ~ienere Tio let Itore
@rngber al Storfe. 7et er life ca.
mems Storfe, Der fIoffes. men Der.
imoS 5Ioffe, Der tommer Roro fra.
oa iom pnn beres gnnorine esr ct
fort OpboI0 | aGret for at oeIifo.
tere fla meb bets mango grser oa
TnSier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23
Smob amftiomsorifferiet. 9

yimpo UMrftpnSortffertef. Seni01g,
a.. September. @eo ct Der | gDen
afbol6t Wsbe, bnortiI oar meot Ge.
pr9i entonter for 9pens og @enens
afbolbsfreos, for 2anobo. og GUS
manosforeningerne iamt for nogIe
Sognerooo, eneoes man ON at rette
en- Senoenoelie til goIitimeIteren
ON. of Der fremtioig npgtebes I'm.
ornoenoer om5inaoelie til lloifpnf-
ming al Spiritits pe6 auftioner paa
9anoet.
Stor Gave. Eoitor $. Bubble.
2un0. Der nplig bar tnget lin ri.
ifeo fra gperorup Weniebeo. bar
ifpnfet 0enne belle i'm gogiamling,
beitaaenoe al op imoo 1900 Bigger.
Sapnnere | Innmarf. Zen Japan.
lie Stot bar ienot en- al tit 9an0s
genner til 0onmorf for at i9tte
ia inc | oanif 5iiferinirfiombeS.
Zen unge, intelligence Rano op.
boIoer iig for Eioen Is. Sept) |
6reoeritsboDn boor BAN | nogen
9io bar uGret pao Sfibsupritet for
at iatte fla ino | 9peninsen al III.
i~fefartsier % @otororift. On al De
fsrite 1aee tnger ban meo Suite.
rem e. Sdou" poa 8iiferi. for oe.'
Iod at bIipe fenOt meo ben Woaoe.
Oanife 6iifere Oriper Snurrepnaos.
fifferi poo.
90 Ina en- ifenne Toe refer ban.
ffriper ~0euof. lib. biem iii Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23
Gn afbanoIing
Cm ben lntberife 9irfes
Confirmation

gr 9i1elen til en- net lille Bog
paa rs Sioer af Bait. s. s. 8sr.
mes, guereit. aanias, netop uofom.
men paa 5orfotterens Sorlae Dos
9aniIb 2utb. Yubl. Souie, Blair,
Nebr.
goeen, iom er optrpft efter en-
forfeit artifel | y9iitberaneren" for
1904, i~noeboloer en- interesiant os
opstis Sf.lbrins al 4irfens Spn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23
BiIIiet men god.

Neoenianenoe Bigger er nGentligt 8etopoe, opfsbt til mget
laoe Nrier, boorfor ri ier os Stano til at bpoe pore aunoer oenne
i9Ibne anIe6ning. 8sgerne er ne Sming, men rem og goo
Stano.
Oh. s. Dfarknien: nYr9oifener". l., 8. og a. Samline, ~benboIos-
ois 1853, 1922 oe 922 Sioer; Smiae, bper % Gts. !
EaitOr Sans annSiem: vSein aignefer, ubuet Oe fOrfluret gibeI.
lasnneer", 926 siber; SmfIoe so Gts.
y vSiu ire geise getbonia" ,gibellesnineer. 42s sioer;
SmToe 40 Cts.
+. .Seu 9rHti Nerion og 2ip". On g9fe Stlbier 1. og 2. Del,
oft 1860 Sioer; SmiIoe $100.
ent6ers ReformatOriife Sfrifter ltSpaIe peo :. 8opr os Or. 81.
NeIien. 1913 Sioer, 85 Cts.
Gbp. gIanmpder: SeIIig Serb. 8~eiebiIeoer fra palnitina.
35 Store Sioer meo mango uont9rfebe giIIeoer $t.25.
81. Snmmericb: 3 enfriftne8irte &%iftorie. 3Sie 8nS,
N~ptiosfirfen, 721 Sioer, 500.
Den ~oIminbeIee goeIaoepris paa allie oisie Bigger par fere
@an9e ina flor. 9enpt @nIeonineen MI.
San. 9ntb. HnbI. Spnie.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23

pan og me06eler fine 2onosmeno
oe inOonn0ne grforinger, og mort
oil Sopanerne, lprnemme iom De
er, ppre lige iaa oDetige og pratt.
ife 5iifere, iom 0aniferne, bois De
90 life er oct | Goroeien.
Gn gammel @iDlin. Niels Senien
/ Dgrnp eier en- gammel 8iolin, ct
iStnffe aroegoos, Ser igennem flere
Slegtleo er ooaet / gro fra 6oOer
til Son. 6or nplig bar SEMEN
ien0t 8iolinen til 9pbenboon til
llnoerip9elie, og oct bar 0a if6lge
oSobro 9lb." biit Jig, at bet er en-
9gte Gmulin 8iolin fro 1916; ben
er iooleoes mango Ben9e ber0.
st SfGlospro til 30 Str. @n
SmeO / Belle par 6eil; utilireos
meo ct arbeioe, iom Ell 0tllrermc-
tier 6aooe uofsrt for BAN, OF 90
ban 0erfor erfIereOe, at Qtlrerlnc-
iteren baooe oinDot" BAN, anla, &c
Weurermeiteren Sag imoO BAN. 80.
litiretten bar MI ifglge Belle u.
glo." ioemt SmeOen EN- geoe poo
40 8r., iom / WangeI of fulo Be
falling ifal a%fiones me0 iimpelt
6enoief | 5 Gage. 8esuoen bIep
ban oemt til at betoIe 10 SIR. /
Sogsomfoitninger.
Soften pan 2cmbigegncn er MI
&. Sept.) peientlig enot, ON ser
emo Dog paa laoere Soroer Itoar en-
Del aorn noe enonu. Soften er
ui9ooanlig li0t iploenoe. men al
aerne Ell Der megen og goo, iaa
Soften fan / 8er0i regnes iom ct
go6t Wio6elnor - nj Seninn til
oct fnappe Sober er Ell Gel 9on6.
memo betGnft paa at inoifrpnfe
Observation-Disclosures noget.
Hoebeiten te9ner til at 6lioe emo.
og ualmin0elig rig belle @gnen ooer.
st Barn for6rGnot. Sten6ugger
q. Soniens 14.nnrige Cater / Ou-
"trip. oe6 @ifiloItrup bleo iorleoen
Iften Ioa it9rft forbr9n0t, at bun
Ienere er nfgooet oeo 0soen.
Snn bilOe lsfte en- @rpoe al 81
oen, men fom for npr til 9uerne,
iao at Der elf Slo / 6en6es Sei.
SUN Lob no of Sliet og raobte ON
SipGp. Sen0es Wooer og nogle Ra-
bofoIf fom itrnfs til og foiteoe Sef.
fe og gano oper ben0e o9 fit Sloen
%iluffet, men bun bar oa oaereoe ioo
itprft iorbrpnot, at BUN ienere af-
elf oeo 0s6en | tit Stem.
9pbsialo. 6bp. S%oenepreit til
gaeis og RpsbpbopeO s. g. 5.
GngboIm er ofgaoet oeo 0eoen /
Selerltp / en- SLIDER al 70 aor. San
oor / i'm 8io, 1913, 5ogne-
pr9it | SorsIeu og oerefter / noe
item "a gar / gneis og 09sbp-
booeo.
asbmono Sans Mund | 8i-
borg er forIeoen Seat ofoaoet pe6
0s0en efter nogen 9ioS Sngoom
81 aor gammel. Den afoeoe, Der
nor barnefsot | 8iborg, etoblereoe
ifsIee BIB. Stiftst." fin fore Ma-
notwithstanding Der | 9pen /
1872. San Dor bl. a. Meolem of
Sanbelsforeningens 9eitprelie.
On of 8ar6eeenens fenote
2onomGno, @aar6eier ar. Ebomien
ariitenien / Senoing beb 0srre
0ebeI, er forIeoen afgoaet beo d.
ben of en- @oI6eItenslioelie pao Or.
Hopiin9s 9linif | Gsbenboon. Den
afosoe, Der unoer aongebeIseet for.
rige CONNER blep uon9pnt til Dam
nebrogsmono, bar ifslee vgorbe
6olfebl." befI9ot en- H9ffe 3iaios.
boero pna i'm @en; ban bar ioole.
oes ueret Sogneraoosformono oe
5ormono for Den Iofole 2onobofor.
ming.
- Sneofer 9erfel anuoien Bills.
Ieo er forIeoen ofgnaet pe6 Dozen,
ca. 5S glor gammeI. Den afosoe,
80 a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23

ben %. September 1910.
efter fort 3i6s Spgoom afgoaet peb
QeOen pao aommuneboipitalet i
a%sbenboon, SO gnr 81.
SnnOnc Gloinger. Baa @aaroeier
Sens S~teffeniens Naarf peo gogn.
toftbeoe mellem @urup og geIterDie
er Der Deo ll0grapning al en- Soro.
bsi funoet ct tort gronceippro og
en- 96ilenaal. Oct biitoriife Gam
Juno paa Sun bar erboerpet De
funone @enitanoe.
Spblumitcn. Eli 9rouinien er
ser M ienot op imoo en- bol Mils
lion @eit6lomlter. Yr9its Amt bar
refoireret BET itsrite antoI, nemIig
10000 Ssitblomlter, 4o1borg 4mt
bar faoet 25,000, Sfonoer6orgamt
$4,000 o9 @iborg @mt 15,000Sgit.
blomiter.
SOitblomitcns ISDrmanl. 9ao gi-
pen 4nle0ning meooeler Notional.
foreningen til Suberflloiens 9e.
fPmpelie, at finn Be 8enQe, ION
inOfommer | a~66enbapn % paa
6reoerifsberg, nil hlipe onnenot til
fsbenbobnife og freOcrifSber9ife5or.
monl, meoens De 8enge, 9git6lomit.
ialget | ben eDrige Del al 2anoet
i%nObrin9er, oil bliue onoenof til
Sprettelien al minore 9Dltionotorier
runOt ON / 9onoet for iongeIige
gern me0 lettere 8orrner al airteI-
ipge % lign., o9 life til fgbenbapn.
ife 8oronitaltninger al no9en art.
@auO ober 6ngcne. 8onoet er
| Sen 1i6ite 8io goaet OBJ | Selitrltp
@nge, ina Gierne mao toge 0eres
areaturer Oeriro; p9rre er oct bog
ifelge o3ono. Dogbl.", at flere bar
aorn itaaenoe / @ngene, boooe be-
itet og ltbeitet, og % BET MI blioer
belt soelagt, ioet set itoor unoer
8ano, bliner BET life ioo fife ct
Cab, baa6e meo Senipn til aornet
og Gftergrpsningen.
Eoelaste @ranftene. 9oa Sect
airfeganro bar nogle ubefenoteger.
Toner | De iioIte Hetter e. 6s.) zoe
Iagt forifeai9e @rooitene, ioet De
bar brpffet aors al og iIooet Sisr.
ner | Stpffer. Rogle funone 9lpo.
nin9sitpffer fun6e tpoe pno, utgon.
6aIerne bar fat Notteopbolo pon
airfegooroen. Wonife er oct De
iomme 9erioner, Ser bar forebet
en- &effe 5rugttpoerier | Sooerne |
Sognet.
SDife ariesifibes 9Selesgclier.
&ierteminbe, 3. September. Notten
til | @oar posiere6e en- inf gifaore
paa ca. 80 itore Sfibe gennem
Store Belt, oo Sfibene ieileoe lige
eennem observation-disclosures Siloe.
gorn. Ger bar ca. 60 Sil6eboaoe
pna Ssen, og De miiteoe eennem-
gaaen6e bber "a 8orn.
Som rimnligt err, ogter 5iiferne
MI of rette en- Senoenbelie til be tn.
tie M~pnbigbe6er ON grItntning for
oct betDoeIige Cab, oe bar Ii6t.
1llbffe peb SfbSebpclier pan
rSeimoaf". timber gifaorens gpel.
Ter | Siirtigifponing neo Sbnrs ifete
ser ben 7. os. poa 9rpoieren oSeim.
oa~ en- ltlDffe, beo Of 2aoningen gift
bag no al en- Ganon, Raoetoipirant
Sempel, Ssn Of DiItriftslpee Sem.
pei | aolbing, bleo baorbt ioaret |
SoOeoet. oSeimool" ieileoe Itrafs
til anrbus, bnor ben ti~lifaoefomne
bIeo inoloet paa = @nrniIonsipee.
buffet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23
Sp6lumitcn.

Sp6lOmitcn. Eli 9rooinien er
Ser M ienot op imoo en- bal Dill
lion @eitblomiter. grpItg amt bar
refoireret oct itsrite antaI, nemIig
10000 6eit6lomiter, 4o1borg amt
bar faoet $4,000, Sfonoer6orgamt
$4,000 og @iborg Amt t5,000SeIt.
blomiter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23
lllpffe peb SfDbeppclier paa

Siifemarfebet. Sra 6reoerifsbpan
ifrioes, at | De fan 0oee, aiitterne
bar ppret pna Saoet, er Der Bile.
pen fiifet ret goot.
Sra geitfpiten i%nobraete 10
~ aiittere fra so til 300 Sneie
&soipGtter. Der peieoe fra 9 inotiI
90 30. Sneien, og betaltes men 2
ar. til s 9r. 30 Ore Sneien.
Sra gitiioen al 9ess % Cob
~bergrunoen inofom 8 anttere meo
fra 20-s0 Sneie 8soipatter, 10
oa % 30. Sneien. betaIt meo 30
SO Ere Gunoet.
Sra Rorositiioen al S9se %
99ssarun0en inofom 10 aiittere
meO 40-f00 Sneie buer. t0-t6
30. Sneien. betaIt meo 2h-6 ar.
pr. Snes.
Gf { frris'ina oa Slesbpor er Der
| aft fin fiifet co. 600 20. beioIt
meoi0-20 Gre gunOet.
On tpif gaIom fonStes forIeOen
al goelsmono 8oul @~nSerien paa
llnerup Mnrf | @ipe Soan. gaIo.
mem par omfrent pno StsrreIie me0
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-23

efter fort Tbs SpsOOm afgoaet PED
Qsoen paa aommuneboipitalet /
a%sbenboon, SO anr 81.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-02
TO PLANT OUT PECANS
ON FARM IN SUMTER.
Ohio Men Here For That
Purpose.

In Americas yesterday we're Mr.. w.
J. Ware and Mrs. Edward E. Deals, Of
Daycca. O., bocJ en- route TO the
splendid plantation Of the Ware-Prog
ress Co, six miles south Of the city,
where they lave large interests. Nj.
Ware is president and Mr.. Deals secre-
tary of this big corporation, which
not only includes valuable properJy
near Americas, but large interests in
Ohio as well. Just now the company
is preparing TO p / out about one
hundred acres in selected pecan trees
and wiz pant q similar acreage eaca
fall until a grove of 500 acres is Sc
cured They viii go to TIE orchards
Of South Georgia for their stock OF
young trees. and under the direction
OF Manager James l. Glawson, the eff
Client superintendent here for the
Progress Orchard Co., the 10l-
acre pecan grove viii be planted next
week, thus adding another 10 the many
fine groves in Sumter county.
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IN REALMS OF SOCIETY
HERE IN AMfRICUS.
Social Events of interest
Past Week.
Mrs. WeIIborn f. Clark.

October, draped in gorgeous robes gi
crimson and gold, her attendants
waving censors Of plumy goIdenro1,
and spreading for her dainty feet {
carpet Of purple asters, makes her
royal progress through the land. an.
everywhere is she welcomed WITH glad
acclaim.
The woods and the heavens fame
at her approach and fling coronals OF
amber. amethyst, coral. topaz and
glowing rubies The days are full OF a
soft, languidous charm, and TIE nights
Of delicious, cool and radiant starlight.
are dreams Of beauty.
Very few social functions have YET
been planned Madame and Madom-
oiselle are deeply engrossed with mo-
diste and milliner, and until to have
or not to have" is satisfactorily ST.
tied, nothing can WOO them from tie
shops.
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A NEW BRIDGE CLUB.

TIE first social club to roganize for
the winter season, is the Wednesday
Bridge Cub, composed of the yoTas
ladies of the city, and on wednesday
of last week the club was delightfully."-
entertained by Misses Elizabeth an1
Martha Cobb at their hospitable me.
The club is limited TO six tables
and prizes are optional with the hos
tess Refreshments are to be simple,
Many charming afternoons viii
doubtless be spent by the fair girls
Of this club. The second meeting was
held with Miss Dodson, and on Wed
nesday of next week Miss En- FL
bridge Will be the lovely hostess.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

We hope to into building the
corner of Jackson and Forsyth street, no~ in q few
weeks and prior TO removal have good many
things want to close out entirely and others the
quantities of which wish reduce greatly before
movaI. In order to do thswe going to offer special
inducements in the following lines to at once
FOR THE CASH ONLY
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-02

A beautiful early autumn affair was
that at which Miss Mautie Lew 8
Dodson entertained the Young Ladies
Club on Wednesday afternoon. Thee
is no more delightful hostess in JIe
city than this fair young girl, whose
manner is characterized by a graciOU,
charm, and whose home is admirably
arranged for pleasant entertaining.
On this occasion the hall and pa
Ior were beautiful with bowls and tail
vases of Paul Neron and Maman Co
chet roses.
There were six tables Of PLAYERS,
4 Id Miss Rebecca Mathis won the
prize, a pair of silk stockings. A very
delicious salad course. with an ice,
was enjoyed. Those invited 10 I'll VI
cancies were Mrs. G. ". Glover, Mrs.
Clarence White, Mrs. S. H. Mckee and
Mrs. Lucius McCleskey.
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N0TABLR G0LDRN MEDDING.

There's a bliss begond all the min
strel has told
When two are linked in one heageL s
tie,
With hearts never changing All
hearts never sold
Love on through all ills, and love on
till they die.
One moment of such passion as this
Is worth whole ages Of wandering
bliss;
And. OH If there be an Elysium upo
earth,
Il is tits! Il is this
-uALLA RoOKH
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Better Than Snankine

Spanking does not cure children OF
bedwetting. There is a constitution
al cause for this trouble. Mrs. NJ
Summers. Box w. Notre Dame, Ind,
will send free to any mother her sue
cessful home treatment, VITA full
instructions. Send no money, but
write today if your children trouble
you in this way. Do t blame the child
the chances are it can't help it. This
treatment also cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine difficult
ties by day or night
Notre Dame. Ind
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MEETING OF DEBATING CLUBS.

What promises TO be an attractive
social feature in high SCHOOL life Is
the weekly meetings Of the literary an
debating societies, recently organized
there. Tremendous enthusiasm X
tended the initial meeting, and ever
thing indicates a saries OF deligatfI.
programs and some pretty contests 0t
wit; to whic.l it is hoped the friends
of the school VIII occasionally be bill
den.
The wisdom Of the board in erecting
a splendid separate high school build
ing with an auditorium is already a2-
parent, and the loyalty and sc-lool
spirit aroused is gratifying alike =
patrons and to the fine corps Of 40 G
instructors.
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THIRTY YEARS
4 Slave to Goffee.

Many persons do not realize that
coffee drinking may become powerful
enslaving habit
They are not all aware that coffee
contains drug-Caffeine- whicl
eight never to be taken into tie
system except when prescribed by the
doctor.
The coffee habit grows on some
users and is more harmful to some
than others, But a drug that acts up
on the heart ami nerves in the way
that caffeine does, is not without
greater or less harm to all who drink
coffee.
For thirty years. writes a Wash
ington housewife, Il have been a
steady coffee drinker wanted it at
every mead.
But I would have sick headache
most of the day and often throw UP
my food. I really suffered awgully
from coffee, yet never thought could
stop II.
Then heard how good Postum was
for SUCH cases, and began to use il.
At first I did not care for Postum,
felt sleepy and had headache. I
soon found that this was because Of
the hold coffee had On me, for in
about three days after | quit coffec
and began to use Postum TIE head
ache left me. had no more nervous
uess and pailpitation In about a week
felt like new woman
Il have used Postum three years
and when it is made according to d.
rections (boiied Is minutes) it is -
pleasant as coffee and doesn't hurt
anyone. / ought to know, for was
bad off Now I am WELL"
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PlpKSTON COMP ANY
400 JACKSON STREET.

birthday supper on Friday evening. her
guests being Misses Sarah Sheffield.
Elizabeth Eliridge, Mary HUDSON.
Evelyn Bell. Margery Mcleod. Edit
Mcleod and Anna Murray.
Jolly, old-fasaioned games amused
the happy company until supper was
announced. After a most thoroughly
enjoyable repast, the entire party oc-
cupiei a box at the theatre.