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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
Arm, snd Ns,, order.

,sHIs1uOS. JaiJ .. rhs>~ army ori'f' w"rs
.-sH~,I dsy
airS fror msmr~r o. uru'rs' ~'sf 'orys lna
from hss.,s,..' ter 49, ., mn - 'hni'fn'1
Iirsi iIrti Hoysi "r-eS~ '"as' i'uE~D
Iie1t . vmam g. IAnS1'' rGuIn.rr ,o-r-
from -nEinScT s-~rr'AD OF N" rrf'toD~'
cps Ionn - worIl,~- from ~e,ond ln',n
~, % Is-ni, nr.' Ompan' coast Nrtiisr-
'sp' Hsn-Sn biarG tom 'oas, Nrunsr,
apt Iona 9 ,'llnor, j. coa., l-u1sr,
ds~.Enai~,! B.nbeT Of COs.' Ariilcr Bosfa
Honfo- .. instr,-tor IN Co.s' NruFrr h"oI
',Rr' ma apt wiiEsfn . P.ue". coast Nr'ii
to,lS~s 50, Iscoe, Jonas"n srulsrS' di-,rl~i
Jr sIti.l,r, district o Puget Soasd Cspt wi'i
100. s 'aP, S.sad- Biisha1' ,ssisrn aruiiSr,
di.',.-, o. Nss IorS ,ag, JAsoe o ,,,r,i
''sorSs 'Orheu. sTrn,ry di''ri"t Of n~-a
,r,.STsn, =; .',.r pssa ,!SnsYsi Ho-p. .ET
Isstsic' Q, o,umb's. 70 his s':,'oa go.
fi n Ti.u, JAm,~ wsls.r Cs.., ,rull~ry
from 'fyTh OupsnS and ps'r'i oo rna-sizn-i
fir.t Lon, Nathan Horoui',. Goa, NrurIsry
FiI't i4egt Frsn.i- t~hr l"Gst Ariilierl 20
90. r,lss, ,s 90, o, 90 A s,sss, a. "a
Tre hiia~ing ore~r. Of Cas, AruIlsry to Fort
Monroe N,uiiSfJ SHOOT. august =. for sdN sn~ei
ro4-ss Cspt- hammond u Fenner, NTthur l.
Tl..-r Josa - S,~s~r AMI TranE 7 iiIn-S TIrst
Lieut.. lanes fay or Nc ~ 'afp~nter
V sitsr : Wil>sa ioss y Isrrci. chsries 2
Lr. sSd ai'T "a -' iI,s,,,, r,,rs ,,..
tr, 20 hone for r~riS,m~ai
Ttes~ r.yy ovders WsT- fssu~r
IlsItSnant comm ansisr a. sypher FROM
hy.roUA.nic orr On bHrsI 81 naviEaion
i-Su' > Dampinss. from ~ Msrstts -
ru.isa g 7 sws.>y. from the PSod- Island
fssisa . IS FuID~r. from no MARIETTA To IN,
TsNEns v Am~dsn spd '. 4 {. Wooster
from tbs Hartford IN Boston yard IN connection
Ma hipr,sn 4 4 uavidsnn order. ~ lure =
N~u Hswp-hifc revoked. granted forty Nv
days .irs ave fron nc .
aidshi Pfnaa 7 keehsr. ~ ths SHEinia
Assl.iant SITR.oa DH.HgH N havy -
eruirinE station Ctnrtnsau
As.lstAni SurGeDn u q Raher. from nasy
recruitinE s's'ios. Gnetnnan :" nsval station
Paymssier G~neraI y n Rossrs retired from
eh-f 81 bTrsaf Of .uppis> and ae-ounts. WISH
t-sy director ! "a MARTIN. from ws.h,ns,sn
ysrd ~ E.aeraI insp-cior % pay sorp-. Ini'ed
StaNs Navy
-, ssp.csor : Hosp from ws,hlnEtoa
yafd - nsyy pay of.rs haitinaots
snbrr. nsidnsore. n Nsyal Aea1enY. Annapolis
Ty iaspeetoy Hlc5k from Esnsrd n
.PsS,or g.E ':-s, wsssts;s !: ne'' p'J
Faymas,~r y Nsrr ar- frors asslstan' r-r
sTsi ssor-as-r~' WsshingfHa yarf. ~ Ern-r q
s'o-~sseus~ Wash'rEt~n Ta-f
iDWss'sr I"re 20 y ashinzt,n al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
FsRFgr FfRrs ~ ysFrEH rsr
WHfl~ss ~ Dsswss~ psn~ sTs VIEW
Fassrta ~ fssuHrr

wf--trrH Nar frIv mo rsn.
trrf #f frs ltaf y ,rftrs ffiiIl~r C0NsuNnv
~ WinHir~r --fifrs'ra fFsf 10 c0rnrsn,' =
I0-s ~ HtiaH rraa fIa. lave iurru-t 'Hn
Hsnv River ~ fr. .s-f .v~ufv f1fir hortrs
siH avra-st o .sn Hfl
r.H NffsHrr fHrrI#. .Hr1uHrv mill
lf trH.rH urfrrn Hrt fr~ sfsaraIip
utfaaf.r .H RAINY River we're destroyed
v-afrr1Tar
fFa .Hra sizes tr- alive Nth uDoss
a~-airr Htf-'v fr1~1 rho aan1ra
Rrf.r'a fr.r Farf William are frti no
fuvu .r -.HrI.v ant rho -nttIsru~nf ~
.sIvHr Mountain are fu vrav. tan go
'n" a"ff.rr, having .a-u Hsfrrg hr~-
~ a' rht--H HHurs
BIrsh 0r-- .,sf ufs.f irraisH fE" towns
~ u-Trr ant Iavalls-. although hun
tr-@is nf -~ffIars ant ruIvav Tsu tired
FOB rsl' them nT
Tho snafiin-, NurtE-fB Esflwav - alton .
no 'lUfurrr WHfeI Cook ~ -uwrItll stores
art rpu-s=, sf IssyIir Nrr. te-f r1v~d
rhs Fr-- rtnu~I mo RAINY River frum
fh" 'r"riDtn sisin 10 fmn. ont and
ar~ nuw burning 01riuu-Iv .uSf H Z th"re
f4t'f - FHr' Frtn~as ~ o. distance -
its1 rrfinz 'Hsr" are ru|lfug buf bush
1r~- tnlavA ram suure- the tinh~r
~ no -uftrs district VII ~. burned Nun
trefi- r SCOT Isrs nave I.asf their prOnertv
NV Rt'u~DNp w. tIIy clear
t-tA" eighteen mules norm ~ here w.ts
IN Imminent itr s-r - Ncfug d"sfruved
Nv flrs-t fires fr tay d~tsrrmer -
Hr~u~u with Hr" nghfing apparatus
-avsd the town pr" brpks lut ~ the
wards ~ 'N. NlIuw Lumber COM psnv.
h'U 10 vas "vrI1gfIatn-t fore Do spread
flrt her than fr.. vtrd-
fIr''zt fires ~ N" k~veenaw district
~ urr"r Michigan are doing serious
darag" The topper Rang- Railroad
station ~ flw River vas d'--'rpy"d Nv
forest fires THIS urufutU-
~ Pvt. Mimi July Fiftv forest
fires are burning 10 northern Minnesota
TO-DAY amt calls arr coming iu bv wire
Tor h"lp They are not al new and many
ar on th" ground vlIyN has l".u furuesi
pveT Iu recent wears
lNrtHNsrtrNN fNLIs NInn July
pr" Nil 81 ont no" tuwu uf NigTah forty
miles south IT here. early Tins morning
lhs lrss- - s-ttua's,i ~ 49, ISL
ktMtutt NIun july H"avv damage
from forest fires - r"uOr'sd from ~"
C-runr-v north and vest IT here
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
ono ITEL CoWPtNIES WERGED.
New Coacern WIN Control west Nirsinia
t:ns FIelsis.

ToLEup. Ohio. july The Interests
ofthe Ohio Fuel Company and the North.
western Ohio Fuel Company. valued
at many millions in stock and involvrr :
immense gas fields ia West Virginia. have
been merged
Official announcement Of the merEJr
was made here thus afternoon 10y james
". McAiahon Of Toledo. manager Of IN"
Northwestern Shio Gas Company. which
u a Standard oil property.
Mcmahon states that the capital stock
Of the merger u placed at $500. 90.
He hIrtheT states that the Ohio Fuel Com
pant has not absorbed the Mort hwesteru
company. but by an amicabic arran g.
ment has obtained an interest Ia the
Northwestern IN exchange for an interest
IN the OHIO Fuel Company.
This policy will conserve the gas sup
ply in the West Virginia fields and IL ~
believed will h. mut ually beneficial 90
the two companies Mr.. Mcmahon states
that the new merger contamp plates ~"
advance IN rates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
Nm GRiTT NDI,TYENT.
seventeen sunIs m Ns~ Bm ,Eals-,
senator Hrsd~rIrk

SPEISGTITr.u ~ July The S1nga
mon county Grand Jury tp-day r..tlIrn--i
q second indictment against state senator
John Brud~rlck - Chicago "a relation
g. l.-ci-LI'ive brIl-ry
Br'-i-ricS - indicted "a seventeen
counts instead = twelve ~ IN the org nal
indic,n ~ lie - charged with hribinR
state senator - " HOltslax - Iuza
and payInR the latter o. Jo 20 vote for
ls,rIfn"r for United Stairs senator and
500 "a the legislative Jackpoi- matter
state Attorney Burke alSo s.--k. a
biil against senator stanton Z Pefnt-T-
ton ~ Oak land and Representative Joseph
& CiaTk - NandaiiA IN 'hs charge -
conspiracy - brit u - alleged that
P~mi.rtOn and Clark entered into .
conspiracy WIth Johnston % ihi.
CITY Ia ~ tho cpntTsr' for the neu de~ks
aud chair for ih. Senat. chamber and
Ho'I-- II Representative :" the Ford
a Johnson Company - Chicago th.
htghs-f bidders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
NrSicsn Pa-king REORGANIZATION.

The British end Mexican TrISt Com
uany Ltd announces that arrangement
hrvc iosn made for the reorganization
"f me NIcXicsn National Packing Company
~ a british en'erprIse under tho direction
oi important Smithfeld interests. among
whom are the Ne~srs EandenberRh
" 81 Biggerstaff and Pools a brewster
10 plan h7s the sanction - John "
- kay. ia" president ~ the packing
oompauv Holders ~ th. securities Of
the company NAV Obtain particulars on
~ the British and Mexican
trust CUmuany Manchester Hou-~. Old
Rroad street London.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
GERRIT FORT RESIGNS.
General Pa>senser ,sent "f New Nrr.
Central Goes TO tire nIon Paei1r

Tho resignation of Gerrit Fort -
general passenger agen; Of the N.v
York Central was announced yesterd b."
Mr. Fort ~ To hecom" passenger trt'.
manager of the Union Pacific %! 90
resignation Mr.. Fort said
Il am going hack To a territory v"i
which am thoroughly familiar and 10
which am much Interested Nothing
elsa could tempt me tn laaye IA" N"v
York Central
Mr. Port was born AZ Cedar Rapid-. low,
IN IsaS lie began his railroad career -
a clerk in the service Of the Burlington.
Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad .
IN. age Of 10 and af,erward was IN fl'
employ of the Wabash and ~ III" ~
York Central He sft tn" -oCretarv~hIp
Of the Central Passenger Association.
Chi cago, IN 1907. To heCone assistant
PAS -snger agent OF We Union PaHHr
Railroad. returning to IN" New lprH
Central IN June, 1871, a. assistant to \Ir''.
President Daly % IN" traffic department
He was mad. general passenger agent
early IN the present year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02

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ss-sgsilF ~ fFfs $751; III a@ff=r s'=ff nuilif
1899 800 .ssa~ ssf=s
.f sHasfsf - H- ~ fsssfs1 49, .#s
.sfr 30 ~ rsfss y .-tesfsuhF . Fa af
go rfIs ~@~r fsss $3.50 900 H.ff 80 sasss-sf
.st4afalls.ssiF ~ 49, usss-@ 80 susfssasf 80
-f@sTsuH ss=~alz=fe fs f--~-ssfiaa sasf FOL
iifasstr st=uf fHsf HsfHiaf s.u - 90
lsstsn- 100 -ssr -sn--i- t-fsv H- 1i o
ueaasesa sHfafsH 80 t-aafs
~ fs.suata 30 - 1885, sTsTT~ 49,
90 F@rF sssf-FsaIr rsu 30 ~ 80 1880
e. .H=r fsf - Hssas- a--Hsr ~
rHF HsaaIH 81 en- .sr.sI $500 r--f-
s=sf sffr= Hr 80 n-arIa .Hss suass 80 fnuss
i1Ha..H 80 s.sF@s ~ - Hs.sfHs 80 asssHs
s.a.ssf-is 80 30 --r----sf .H~rs e
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TH" ~ 80 500 81 10 -i-ssssf 10 sHass
.a H -asIr- FL s-.I 81 f.sfH
4uaf ss-f-- --usfrr HeiHr --sHf-st ar
.H.a urH@ fsa.sfaf.rs aastaHF iau-asis
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.Hsa .t sHHf - ..TIr-us 81 49, - 80
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HH. sr.I= HHHHra-.f .H 80 H8fH rnffs
stf-.t sfaf-- @@uaf.s- 80 80 - 1ssa %
.F.s -sf-T 49, 10 lstsfr---ins no @-as-
.srs .r-r 1000 80 .nf-r-sf--i ~ 40 -r-'-
.uuusssffHu 81 80 .sI=rsssf srsf@pt sch
stshisssss sast - hsna rs 800 .1-ir n
fI-ne- r-. ave 10 pusfrtrf "sniurIfI-- -
Hsfs vvrsnir On rr- tiII sasl .1~m .p Hsv-
49, <-nsf~ siapf 10
- ''''h'
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- arraa .Hs f~f@rsaaH ave. ne Ha.ar raf-s
tnft % 0--' a"rfHe hsn "a 80 n~~n
tn.i- fHs~- Ht.i as ~ fsr' 1~r tssr
Tho fuasi sHrE sN.'n f-'~nf's - 40
.s-ufssf nave done In ~ 49, 80 - Ne
H.|- progress. ulstst nov ~ -~u-ar~-i h.-n
H. fsH.u..-f wHF hars - gaf@nar ~ no
,.t...-... ANITA f...g-r 1p.,..t lf ..
,., .s. ,---.,,,.,. .,.-,--f - .,.sv frI.,t 81
-. b. ......t.r.. ID, 49,. rEu. uF.F. .t.f..
$3.50 -. 60.
lfi~r 'h." ,-tt-r a. -"n' ''f frnrn ne
brln-slrs FihfinE ha- MT hs~n r~r~sl''i
- N'f ..u'tnittHsfhV ne Tt~ruhg -
h''''ur~ t"rI'"rait"n I'll So ma ne
MANS ~ ~" pr---ot rs~fnt~rr- ~ th~ N-n
At are ~-u' = th' -'"cs h"sd-r~ ~ ne
l"i'pu-t TO htrthrr r~reertinn m caae
any ~ them roup~ m Tor rs-'~rt"n
Ih~r" are -thl afn'h so 20" -nAr'-- ~
I~i~p--' ""rs '" - s"td - that me
neat C"n1--- protahly 81, =. sss~i 70
= ~ "t'A- - '.''''t"-''F w.
iet~n'ur" 'TT"ra'inn f~r-"n% IN
hiN -t"rk rnrr-nd~r th~r voting Sht.
70 hoard ~ voting trtIu"%-~. one ~
whom. ArrprdinS 70 th. C"isipanN laie~t
literature. - tho Rev 'hari"% ~ Fark
hurst The 'ottng tr'rsi~~- are under
pi~dc- - ke~p Tho stock from CITING
into 'h~ hand- ~ any Ni~k~d wall StT">@
mantpiIafor- and s@"p 'h@ company rom
h~tng merged Sith any - ~" oth~r 'om-
nanI'-
Some vear- ago IN rrds.T 10 h"lr along
the -al" ~ ~'ock The S"rhng lhh"n'ur"
Z prTNrhton announcer brand n"s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
Ms,-m-u,. .s naval N-,.-,s

WNsHIN0ToN July The EInroat
YORKTOWN has arrived q, Anacor'~- and
the collier Promet he'ls At MARI Island
The tugs PatAp-@o and MohaVk and
tho monttor Puritan nave -allct from
Washington for Norfolk tho cruiser
Salem from Bar Harbor for PASSPORT. Nc
the collisr Cp-ar from New Orleans for
Hampton Road. tho haitlsShiJ< Iowa.
Indiana and Massachusetts from Piym-
oath Zoe Mar~~ille-. the g'Inhoat Nl"S--
thr CRUISER BxIe and tho torT~Sio bnat
Pr,-srOn from Ro~klani for CaSt.ne. tho
torTs-io bnais Smith and l.am-on FROM
Rn~slaEd for RangnT The torp-do hOat
Fiu>~-r from RoCkhnd for Passport
ami th.. torpedo boaf Reid from Rock land
for Pnrtlan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
0sIsh.ms WHEAT Cr.p B,E

crop pullstin r--rIed to-day the Stat.
Hard Of Agriculture estimates The zrpW-
IuK condition - corn an Oklahoma at u q
what ~ .. 0ai-. - l. cotton. 80 broom
corn. - = alfalfa yp5
The growing oDnditI~n 81 Whsai - 2 7
I--r cont t-ttsr than a month ago. Nth
much ~ the crop harvested heTDrts
from -iNty-Ons countIs~ show the average
wheat Yield Ter acre. 10 : bushels. making
total estimated yi~k for 1910. isa-s-i On
- total a1r"ag- 81 III. s23 of ~ 2Zs zee
bushels an Increase Il - tS3w7s over
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
Hr<he,t Ssisried woman n the G"'~rn-
mont s~rNIrr.

NasHINGroN July Mise Ma-gar"'
Kelly q New HamT-hire. who - a trusted
On plpv... ia the Dr'iCs, of N" DreCt"r -
49,. Mint will enjoy the distinction n
t@iuE tho hIGhes, salarted woman en-
i--flrc Secretary tor:"lyuu lor 80"
Trea.4ry tepart m IN, h. Tatssd N.-
ksily~ salary to y 80. IN the r"C"m-
fn.-ndt5 900 4 Cl~urg- y RnteTE 90 that
'lrn. Br.,TuT pf he Mint "a -, 'gui' tun
Of Mss Nelly e''istent SrsyIc~ baRrniug
With IL. "scal wear Se.r. ary Ml"Nea gh
- the recommendation II 4 Plat' An
dr..w breCf or 81 the Ohm vii iucr"lse
Ns-- k"'ly SALARY q" y 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02

V ,gHINcT"~ Julv The 'tt.' o'.r.
ll- a. 'hs JrIt-,i Stlt = m,rts dur.n= 'u"
fss-aI v-p- ended Yesterday O. ,u-s-t =
{ Is~ 80 a. pr-ss- valued At 81 2i5 10
g,'i mag Wa 81. 81 - ~. -ilv"~
o. ~. q. aud minor y 1Ss1p
tHIrIug 'Ts month II June III" 60 OF
eultrls. o.. insist Il ~ s. ngi 81 %. krii.
SGasU ~ -ilr-~ and glS5 - 20 minor
c,rf-s making o ..'4l ~ o. az ~ fnr trs
sTH. NTH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
Tnea-h Vet Extin~t

NEw BEDFORD Mas July / Local
fishermen Rot a shock to-day When the
-rhoon-r 4 = N~whaii brought IN IN
pounds - uIsf-h. q zTeci~- which was
believed - have t~com@ extinct ~ Is-y
7 ~ Ash arr large and covered with rosIn-f
yellow ZUDta They Wera hr-S found
~ the eastern coast IN Is-D and were
caught ~ large nunler- for years when
they suddenly Ceased 90 -. taken
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
r. TaGr "r. sherman TO tea

W,sHt~"1oN. July Voc Precedent
Sh.rr' .u v.n' I''.rf f.-dly % 'rrtnV"
fur th. -s-m"yal - Mr. ~I~urru from
Join " ppk.rs InIv.rSIiy u srI'al -
her home N G'i~a Mr Shc~uptn'~ "r'l-
.i.'irn hs- improved greatly and % -
'yf.-tri hat sbe will L. all" % h." -.
fn.svs-i early nett we-A. Friept- { ~
\ SO. Pr~-sdsOt's family sat t"-tav tIst
80. r.-g-pr's It Mr. Sherman Hines vs''
Greatly agaRKPrsIsyf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
Nat,saai HaaG CIrruIa,lsa

WASHTSGroS. iuly Th- total amount
~ national hank notes outstanding On
July !. 1910 was S7I3 I1o IN This Was an
increase ~ - ISL 80 durinE the month
- Juns nd an increase ~ t73 5iD $50
during the fiscal ysar ended YESTERDAY
Tho total amount - banda On dRpoaIt on
july I with tho tinted Stats Treasurer
e. sscrIr" public depl@Itz ami natiDnaI
bank not.-- was t7R. 100 sso ~ this
cDusols ~ 1877
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
sse. 900 Tr.a-u,, w.,,.., 70, n.r

WAsHISOT y. July "A treasury war
rant vas Forwarded to-day q Richard
ParT the New York CUSTOMS deE-ity. -
Payment ~ IN m due On a~rount II he
award ~ tIno.On0 n HIM for hs work IN
uncovering the sugar frauds m New YORK
Congress viii ~ aax~d N appropriate the
remaining So 80 when 4 meets nsSt
iAec~nlteT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
Tr.. Tu,,I.a .. TurEI.n s,uu..s..

WAsHIs0ToS. July The board ~
trustees ~ Columbia University has al
vised tho STATE Department that the
university will furnish fr~e tuition ~
'hrs~ T'irtush students every year for the
next ten yeaTs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
SAD ESD OF TELEPOST SILL
,fFrB sftFFs sFvtFE FFF
FHF ~ go ~ Bfr

o. eos Yf fH- ns.f-- - a-vT-s~sfstls~
tas- sns esssusas rrsa~aass ~
.ss ussfrtrt - stssssass rra~sf 80
.s.st - .ts~a H.istrrs - ft~tts 49, WssH
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-31

B. A. Bigge1s came with others from
Columbus spending yesterday in the
city ZION business.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-31
ALLISON
FURNITURE CO.
L lamar Street,
AMERICUS, GA.
FOR A LONG LIFE

Fresh air and exercise, with proper
food and a sufficient amount of sleep
are the essentials.
Under such a regime of living
germs cannot develop and many dis
eases are prevented
Should the system require tonic,
take only such . you know their in
gredients-suc,I as Vinol, which is a
delicious combination of the health
giving properties of the Gods livers,
with all the useless grease eliminated
and tonic iron added happily blend
ed in mild medicinal wine
For this reason Vinol is regarded rs
one of the greatest body builders and
invigorators for aged people 1t in
vigorates and builds them up and
keeps them up.
We sell Vinol with the understand
ing that if it does not give satisfaction
the price will be returned. Dodson'. ;;
Pharmacy, Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-31
AMERICUS IS LONG ON 4
SHOWS At THEAThl {
Fine Attractions Have EdFIN
DatingS. !

With host of pretty girls and beau-|
tiful scenic effects the Chinese Honey
moon,' one of the most popular mus
zeal comedies, comes Monday night -
the opera house as the first attraction
of the new year and heralded as one
of the best of the seasons attrac-
tions.
Americas has had a dearth of good
shows to date, and it goes without say
ing that a large audience will attend
'@The Chinese Honeymoon here on
Monday night next. 1t is a big com
pany and a highly meritorious at
traction
Paul Gilmore i'm "The Bachelor"
The acme of refined comedy is
Fitchs latest masterpiece, '"The Bach
elor," in which Mr.. Paul Gilmore anG
selected metropolitan company appear
in Americas Wednesday night next,
4th, and the occasion is regarded as
among the finest of the season in
thi scity.
Mr.. Gilmore is recognized as one OF
the best of American actors, and in
the leading role of THE Bachelor
easily excels himself.
"The Bachelor" by Clyde Fitch, is
dainty comedy, with just one tiny
dash of tears in it to give it deli
cious flavor and with enough clever
situations and sparkling dialogue
wound about a slender and incense
quential story to keep one if not in
constant and demonstrative laughter
at least in a state of pleased salts
faction
1t is overworking a tired and shop
worn adjective to say that "The Bach
elor" is charming but the word fits
perfectly. Perhaps it would be better
to Sly the play represents Clyde Fitcl
in his best comedy vein.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-31

Though still confined to his home
Mr.. Sam E. Warlick continues to i'm
prove considerably.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-31
SMART SET" WILL APPEAR
TUESDAY NIGHT AT THEATRE
Company OF High Glass COIOred Ar
lists Here.

That three act musical comedy,
George Washington Bullion" will be
presented by Barton and Wisnell's
Smart Set" company as the next at
traction at the opera house on Tues
day, January 3. Salem Tut Whitney,
who is without a peer as a colored
comedian, heads a cast of forty capa-
BILE people. For this occasion the
theatre will be given over largely to
the colored patrons, one half the par
quet being reserved for whites.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-31
UNRULY SNAKE FIEROELY
FIGHTS IT'S CHARMER
Seven-FOOt Reptile Breaks up Show
and Severely Hurts Woman.

Raleigh, n c., December 30-Spec-
tators at a Durham moving picture
and vaudeville sho whad a sensation
of the first class when a seven-foot
snake attacked a woman charmer.
For a moment or two she beat it off
but it twined itself about her legs
and ankles and bit her many times on
the arms and knees.
Finally the woman had to call for
help and employees of the show ran
up with knives and had to cut the
snake in halves. The snake left marks
showing the construction. The rep
tile had been captured come months
ago in this state, where there are
many large serpents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-31
MRS. WISE TO ASSUME
CHARGE OF HOUSE HERE
Takes Over the Gaines Place on
Church Street.

Mrs. Allen Wise, of Plains, has pur-
chased the interests of Mrs IS W
Gaines in the well known boardinH
house, the Burkhalter place, corner
Church and jackson streets, and will
assume charge tomorrow morning.
Mrs Wise is we'll and favorably
known and will maintain the popular
ity of the house among local and
transient patrons.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-31
QUARREL OYER A GIRL
MEN "SHOOT TT OUT.
One Yung AIabamian is Killeds Othc
Jailed.

Cullman, Ala, December 9O.-Ci-
cero Wood and Marion Gibson, two
young men, quarreled here this after
noon over a young lady and a greed
to go to the outskirts of the city and
shoot it out"
Woods was killed and Gibson gave
himself up to the authorities.
Gibson fired five times and each
shot took effect He was himself Jun
injured.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-31
WILL RESIDE ON PLANTATION
HOME NEAR AMERICUS
Another South Carolina Family Has
Arrived Here.

Mr.. J. C.. Witte and family, of Worth,
s. c., arrived in Americas yesterday
and will reside here permanently now,
as so many others from the Palmetto
State are doing. Quite recently Mr.
Witte purchased farm of one thous-
and acres in Sumter county, near
Americas, and will soon be happily
domiciled there
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-31
:=eJJUKS

The Rose in the Ring, George
Barr McCutcheon ...... 1.95
The Master of the Vineyard, Myr-
tie Reed Observation-Disclosures. 1.50
A Spinner in the Sun, Myrtle
Reed, .................. l.30
Flower of the Dusk, Myrtle Reed $50
AT the Sign of the Jack-'o-Lan-
tern, Myrtle Reed ,..... $50
Old Rose and Silver, Myrtle
Reed ................ $50
Lavender and Old Lace, Myrtle
Reed ................... .oo
African Game Trails, Theodore
Roosevelt Observation-Disclosures. 400
Illustrated Books.
Lady of the Lake, Howard, Chand-
Ter Christy ................. 800
Pictures in Color, Fisher ......., 3.5C
Lovely Woman, Fisher and 9TH
ers ......'.'......... Tot
The Girl l Loved, Howard Chand-
Ter Christy ................ 2.9(
An Old Sweetheart of Mine, How
ard Chandler Christy ....... 200
While the Heart Beats Young,
Howard Chandler Christy -. PSI
We have some 500 volumes of re
cent fiction at soc per volume, for.
merly $3.50 per volume
Forsyth Street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-31
CITY BRIDGE OVER STREAM
Is NEAR no COMPLETION
viii he Opened to Travel Early in the
Next Week.

The finishing touches are being put
upon the large and substantial con-
crete bridge which the city has just
completed over Town creek, near the
Central railway depot The bridge
has the width of McGarrah street and
is probably thirty or forty feet be-
tween abutments. lit was built at a
cost of about $4,000 and will be a per-
manent structure over that turbulent
stream.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-31
MILITARY ELECTION.

Attention Americus Light Infantry.
An election will be held Monday 1870
to $50 p. m. to fill vacancies in po-
sition of Captain and First Lieutenant
of Company L. BY order of Lieut. .Da-
Wis, commanding.
e. ]. SCHROEDER,
31-2t. First Sergeant
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-31
MR.. GRIMSHAW MAY OFFER
AS ALDERMAN IN SAVANNAH

Savannah, Ga. December 30.-It was
stated in political circles today that
Mr.. Harry B. Grimshaw would be in
vited by the administration faction to
take place on it's aldermanic ticket
Mr.. Grimshaw is superintendent of the
S. A. l.. railroad here, and is quite
popular among a large circle of
friends
The trouble with the dead beat IS
that he refuses to give up.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-31
EVERYTHING GOOD AT BRACES

Phone Bragg's market for choice
perch and red snapper fish; also NUT
ton, veal, beef, pork, pork sausage,
Vienna sausage, brains, souse, chick
ems, eggs, pig jowl and peas for New
Years. G. M BRAGG, Phone "a.