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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-05-11
Gen eral Sessions Adjourned.

The Court Of General Sessions,
which vas in session last week,
adjourned Tuesday morning at II
o'clock, as a result of the decision
of the Court Monday, in which
Judge Prince ruled that the list of
Jurors had not been made up accord
ing to law, and therefore all Of the
Jurors were ineligible 10 sit on any
case. This suits the farmers who
were on the jury very well, as they
are very busy.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-05-11
Governor Par,ons Chartrand.

A dispatch from Columbia says
Governor Blease pardoned on Mon
day afternoon Louis l.. Chartrand,
of Crangeburg county, who was con-
victed of larceny before Mayor Doyle,
and was sentenced to total fine of
$40 or'120 days, being convicted on
four counts. He was sentenced in
August, 1908. The pardon restores
him to citizenship for the purpose of
allowing the man to testify. Solic-
itor Hildebrand wanted the testi-
mony Of Chartrand in the house
burning case at North.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-05-11
Awarded! Crosses of Honor.

The following veterans were
awarded Crosses of Honor on We'd
nesday: D. ]. Avinger, H. G. Bet
sill, l. P. Bull, D. G. Crum, L. R..
Evans, F. A. Fairey. ]. H. Gissen-
danner, H. S. Godfrey, ]. S. Hart,
Ira E. Hart: J. w. Hart. H. I. Judy,
Jas I. Knight, Rev. Geo. H. Pooser,
c. S. Cummings. teldest SOM M. F.
Inabinat, (eldest son).
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-05-11
Another Conductor Hurt.

Another conductor on the Atlantic
Coast Line, Capt. Jeffers, met with a
pailful accident on last Saturday. In
jumping from an engine he landed
on pile of: cinders, which threw
him on he track. He was hurt about
the head and otherwise bruised up.
He was brought to Orangeburg and
received medical attention from the
resident surgeons Of the road. Drs.
Shecut and Lowman. He is getting
along ali right and will soon be HIM
self again.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-05-11
LIST OF LETTERS.
Those Remaining Unclaimed in the
Orangeburg Post Office.

The following is the list Of let
ters remaining unclaimed in the Or
angeburg Post Office for the week
ending Nay 9th, 1911. Persons call
ing for the same will please say that
they are advertised"
Mrs. Mamie Brantley.
A. l.. Carter.
j. Goats.
Nelson Dantzler.
T. H. Delaney.
Matte Elkins.
D. W. Elliott.
Leila Gardner.
P. B. Harbin.
Mrs. Alice Harrison.
Chas. Hopkins.
Mrs. Carrie Houser.
]. ]. Judy.
Henry Ketimlin.
]. e. Kuykendall.
T. Leaphart.
T. Lemacks. e.
Alex Long.
Mrs. S. NJ. Mainthow.
George Washington Miles.
Messrs R. Groves and J. Robinson.
jamie Robertson.
Fora Robinson.
Mrs. Ellen Rowe.
J. Tigler.
Joseph Thompson.
Minnie Washington.
E. E. Wrenn.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-05-11
Southern Baptist Convention.

The Southern railway will sell
cheap round trip tickets from all
points to Jacksonville on account of
the Southern Baptist Convention.
Tickets will be cn sale from May Is
to 19, inclusive, with final limit
for returning May 31st, but an ex-
tension of Hmi: until June 30th,
1911 may be had by personally de-
posting ticket with Special Agent
at Jacksonville and upon the pay
ment of one dollar fee, until June
3Oth. The rate from Orangeburg
and Branchville is $50.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-05-11
DOING OF SOCIETY.
Last Dance Of CotisAon Club to Be
Given Tuesday Night. ,,a

Tuesday morning Mrs. r. H. Jen-
nings invited a few friends to play
bridge at her home. The affair was
held in honor of several visiting la
dies in the city. Those playing were
Mesdames Allen, E. n. Scoyille, Fred
and Harry Wannamaker, ]. A. Berry,
Louis Gelzer, Bergh&us, A. G. Ligon,
Malpass, Wolfe and Misses Dot Bull
and May Smith. A course luncheon
was served.
Mrs. N. H. Bull gave a card party
Wednesday morning in honor Of her
neice, Mrs. Allen o; Columbia. Dur
ing the morning delightful salad
course was served. Mrs. Bulls
guests were Mesdames Berghaus,
Cornell, Allan, Berry, Oliveros, Gel
ger, Scoville, Wolfe, Fred and Harry
Wannamaker and Misses May Smith
and Dot Bull.
Mrs. E. J. Wannamake, Mrs. r. E.
Wannamaker, Mrs. R. H. Jennings,
Mrs. L. s. Wolfe, Misses Alma and
Kathleen Wannano aker formed a
pleasant party whith went to Bam-
berg yesterday to BE present at the
laying of the corner stone of the
Confederate monument at that place.
The next and last Cotilion Of the
season will be give by the Orange
burg Cotilion Club on Tuesday night
of next week. This will be the big
gest dance of the season and good
Of out of town people will
be present for the occasion.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-05-11
North Providence School.

The closing exercises of North
Providence School will take place on
May 18th, Thursday morning and
evening. The exercises will begin
at 1890 a. m. In the afternoon
Hon. A. F. Lever will speak. In the
evening Rev. S. w. Danner will
speak, after which there will be
plays. etc. Be sure and go out pre-
pared to take in all the exercises,
speeches, etc. Leave things so ar
ranged at home that you can stay
through the day and night exercises.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-05-11
Slain by StcDSOn.

At Zwolle, La. Y. T.. West. Il prom
inent farmer. was shot and killed on
Tuesday by his stepson, John Napier.
West quarreled with his wife an.
to shoot her. She ran
out of the house, when Young Napier
on the scene. Coming up
behind West. Napier shot him in the
back Of the head.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-05-11
DISTRICT MEETING
OF the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society at Bowman, s. O.

The district meeting of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society
will be held in Bowman, May 1918
14th. The following program is an
nounced for the meeting by Mrs. A.
S. Jennings, district secretary:
Friday Evening $50 o'clock-De-
votional Service, Rev. S. W. Henry;
Addresses of Welcome; Response,
Mrs. A. F. Fairey; Address, World
Wide Evangelization," DR.. H. w.
Bays.
Saturday, May 18th - Devotional
Exercises, Mrs. --; OrganiZa-
ton; appointment of committees re-
port of district secretary; reports of
auxiliaries; Report Of the Council
Meeting; What the missionary Soci-
ETY. has meant to me-" Mrs. Virginia
Wingard; Educational Department
of the Work." Mrs. w. L. Wait;
What ! owe to my heather sister,
Mrs. S. V. Right.
Afternoon Sessior-Devotional SER
vice, Mrs. Williams; report from
Young Peoples and Juvenile socie-
ties Juvenile Work in County
Churches" Miss Philippine Salley;
The Importance of training our
Young People in mission werk, "
Miss A. M. Barnes; General Discus
sion of the Work; Report of Com
mittees.
Sunday, May 14th-Annual Ser
mon, Rev. S. W. Henry.
Sunday Afternoon-Talks to the
Children, by Mrs. w. L. Wait, Miss
A. NJ. Barnes.
Sunday Evening-Talk by Mrs.
W. L. Wait.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-05-11
Shooting ARRAY.

What may turn Out 10 be a hOmi-
eide. with well-known young white
men as the principals. occurred ut
Richburg. Fletcher Ford was shot
by Emmett Rodman. and is at the
Magdaline hospital in Chester in a
critical condition. He was shot In
the left side, and the ball penetrat-
ed his liver.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-05-11
Given Damages.

Tbs Supreme Court has decided
the Observation-Disclosures damage suit
against DR.. l.. NJ Able, Of st. Mat
thews. The case grew out of action
taken by DR.. Able to collect rent
due him by the two men. The case
has been in the courts some time.
The amount involved is about ST.
500. According to our understand
ing Of the matter DR.. Able should
have won out.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-05-11
Four Holes School Closing.

The commencement exercises of
the Four Holes High School will
take place on Thursday evening. the
18th, beginning strictly at s o'clock.
The exercises from the smaller chill
dren will be concluded on Fri
day, the 18th, after which will be a
picnic. The public is cordially IN
vited to attend on Thursday evening
and OH Friday.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-05-11
Woman Superior to Convention.

She had been bound down by the
iron rules of society. but the 'rne
woman rose at last: she was ready
to renounce all and marry for love.
But to Martin Eden" it came too
late. The story is by Jack London.
and was formerly published at
$3.50, now fifty cents at Sims Book
Store.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-05-11
LATEST PUBLICATIONS.


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THESE QUOTATIONS WILL SHOW YOU

Sc Torchon Laces 7 l-2c.
Zoe French Lawn l0c.
25c Blouse Linen II lie.
Csc FIaxon II l-2c.
SOC Silk Foulards 25c.
$500 and $Z.25 Shirt Waists $l.00.
ST. 90 Infants Straw Caps Soc.
3 lac Figured Lawns Sc.
SOC Ribbed Union Suits 25c.
II l-2c Whit Orgardie 6 lac
lOc Ribbed Undervests Sc.
l5c Linonette 7 l-2c.
lOc Embroide,ies Sc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-03
Elsmeu aus Srob.
Die estfsa ss=ss rriasH GrfiisIsr eArsers aelIs
BE QnHhbIHmfH her.

Gin neues SeI6 fiinltTeriider 9e.
tbGtigiirg bat bic @ottin etnes rel.
der 9riiFeIer 8iiraers, Srou gue.
line genfo, ousfirtSie seHaAt. nam.
LID bic Iufertiaiine bon gIumen
aus 9rot. -Sie idbft bat oarin idon
tpie eine engIif6e 3eitidfft i'm gn.
fblub an bic glaisftelhira 6ieier
tiinitlid3en 8lrmen, oie ir 2onoon
itattsefiirtben bot, ausfiibrt, eritaun.
Iide Greebniiie er5ielt. 8om Blu
menmolerl, bas iie i6on aIs RiH0
NIT groBer @ef6idliffeit iibte. iii
iie auf bic uelie &rinit serntben. nm
5par auf foleeitSe 8eiie: gtIs flei'
mes Whbhen iab ite zines Cages
aIlerbano fleine 3biere. Shneinden.
Sunbe,. @lefanten, Die aitf iebr pri-
mitine @eiie aus grotfriimen ber.
geitelIt tporen. STIR fiinitIeriiher
Sinr trieb iie, ettpas 8eIieres, Sdo-
nereS, @irtIidfeitseetreues aus BE
fem WSoterinI au MAIDEN, unb Der
GrfoIe iibertraf melt ihre @rlpar,
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,gahuna oes sPiitDes ifberpafd,t, unS
niir Standardization perbinoer.
ten, Sab es oui bic aHiteuSomer
afaSernie geifadt murbe. allber @oe'
lime bSrte nie auf, iid ieIbit IN iener
@irnIt 5ri perpoGfontrunen. Slut III,
rem Reiien burh europa bat iie
iibepda Die brai1bdrften DtobelTe
unter ben tpirflifen &lumen, 6ie iie
neu tennen ernte. iih berousse'
pGbIt. uno 10 fertigt lie 8eilhen,
piIbe Rofen, apfeIbliitber, 8oiHad
8ergibmeinnidt, Stiefrniitterheh.
MSimoien iInS llnenlonen, ia ierbIt
Srdfbeen oIler slrt ino uIler Sor'
ben on. Die &iinirIegn penuenSet.
fpie iie ieIbit ongibt. frarsoiti6es
grot, Sas iie, penn es troden eeipor.
ben lit, nit @aiierfarben bemaIt
Dteie 8efrtaluug Dor allen Dingen
lit es, ote ben 8lumen ben ReiS oes
&Initlerif6en ittb aigIeib oas no.
tiirIihe glusieben perleibt. I'm Die
eirseInen TbeiI6cn, Die gliitben.
blGtter, Die StalpbfG6en, Die 1cI6.
bIGtter Ii. (. NJ. aitiammen3ubeften.
beripenoet iie einen 1uBerit feiuen
0rabt. @as fSrau Benio nod ct.
mas aopf5erbret,en maht. iit Die
nerbGltHBmGBig Ieidte 3eritorbnr-
felt ihrer @erfe, aber iie bofft, oab
ii6 irgenodpie auf feInii6enm @eg
elm WitteI beritelleu Iaiier miro, Inn
bieier SdWierigfeit Serr saI wer.
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Ger SdliSs Sr. abmisliaea SO6eit.
Gasi sasn bCt bs1 BSus bes Essslssatieisits'
baSaTs 81 sTp5neu.
RiinIid, beronltoItete Der qrobbei

] RiisIih oeranltaItete Der erobber
pogIib beiiiife Sol IN 8iebea einei
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aisuniten be
&uberflIoien5e eforpfung, an oer
pu6 Der @robberjoe unb ieine St
turoBIfn dGs @erfGlifer mitruirftrr
9abei bat iidb fo1eenber bibifer @or
fan 3ugetragen, ben uns Elm auaen'
selse ihiESert:. @Gbrenb bas Seoel
IN ben @erhdltfsrGaDuten iebr ltar,
mar, unb INNER neue Seute berein
ftromten, nm fiir Die CUTE Snhe ibre
Sbolos 5u opiern. mar Der SroBbsr
sog an ieinem 8erfaufsitanb eifris'
tbGtie. Ia tritt elm ISerr 5u ibm bel
an, betrndtet bic auseeIegten Sahe
uno iast plosli6 su bem fiiritlide
BerfGufer: raonieIide Sobeit bdbc
aber eineu feinen Sdlips!" Der i
berfGujIid," ertpioerte Der @toBber
Soe, nfiir bier Narf fonnen sic ibl
baben; freilid, obne arapatte fani
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mir idon bic Sbrige bagegen gebenl
@ie geiast, getban. Der Serr Der
tauidt ieine 9inbe nit Der bes @rob
ber3ogs unS be5abIt bic geforoert.
Summe. 8aum -iit er peiter eegan
gen, ba bebt Der @robber6og in Lieut.
ieIieer @eiie Die eben erbaltene 2ra
matte bod uno ruit: pSier b1b' i'd
nod einen Sdltps 5u oertauten; De
ift nod pieI feiner aIs Der erlte; DC
foItet Ieds Rarf!l - limb lpirtllt
aIiidItrabIeuS belt penige SetunOe'
na6ber elmer ben ~Shlips Seine
fonieIiden Sobeit in Der Sano nm
ltoI5ierte birnus. Wfon liebt: mem
ioedr 5iiritIihfeiten in 10 artise'
@eiie on oem9aTar niituirfen, fonilti
Der @riolg nidt uusbIeIben. uno I
limb oenn aud an eiuem Gage 6O,ool
Marf eingenommen woroen - eln'
enorme Summe fir Sleben.
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a5uis nub StrasenusrfGufer

Die 2pnboner Generalization tpa-
rem slir acknowledgements in Der
@eItminiterabtei ein9eIooen tporben
&onig @eore bate aud an Den prd.
fioenten uno ben SGfretdr Der
,Golhrmongers". Der 8ereinisun9
Der Strabenoert6aier, Dor alem Der
gerfaufer bon 5riidteu uno @enlii.
len, @inlabungeu auf Die Site Der
9ribiiuen Ses f6nigfiaen SausbaItcs
in Der gsGbe pom SudinebaupaIait
eraeben laiIen. glber Der aoni9 lieb
es nidt babel beipenoen; er IieB ourd)
Ieinen Sefret6r ieine @aite aufior'
bern, nad6em Der 9ug uOriiber mar.
iif, in ben 8aIait 5u beeeben unO bort
einiae grfrtiduneeu einSunebmen.
Bon eincm 2afnieu gefilhrt tpurSen
Die .@bitedapler" BON einem 9eum-
ten bes Soiboltes. im gudingbam.
poIait empianeen uno es tpuroe ib'
men unter oeiien aufiidt elm Crib.
ftiid ierpirt, oas cine Stunoe lang
oauerte.
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Die resulatOriife Sbdtisfeit ber
@Glber.

Snoem oie 8Gloer Die atmoipbdri.
ihen geieoeridlage auinebmen unS
bas 8oiier in tIeinere Weneen Der.
tbeilen, perbinbern lie, 0ab Der Su-
musbooen meggeihlpemmt un0 10 Die
@ntitebune gepaltiger un0 lid iebr
itnea iommeIn6er Daiierltiirse ge.
geben iitf Die Elm @ebirse in penigen
SnbrburSerten 5erireiien unb pouis
5eritoren fornen. Rnn iiberiiebt Nun
eeipobnIi6 einen 8organe, Der Oieie
regulntoriide EbGtisfeit Der @al0er
lpeientIih irt1terltiist, nGmlif bic
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auf Dem @ege Der 8erbunitung in
Die gltmoipbGre SuriideeIangen. =
Ran bat sum 9eiipiel ben @runo fiir
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ter glnoerem Oorin eeiunben, Dab
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uno toIoniiatoriide aupilaBungen
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oberfl1he eeifnfien ipuroe, 6erge.
itaIt, oab Das 8erbGItniB bon 8er'
ounTtung unS atbmoipb6riidJem 9tie'
oeridlag nidt mebr ausreidlte, um
einem @aiierlauie Habrune 5u bic.
ten. = Sn Der rGepue Scient!fiaue"
finSen mir einige intereiiante ansa.
ben oariiber. gs perounitet gum Sel.
jpiel l Seftor @ais nit 80 BiIan5en
i'm Guaoratmeter in 10 Stunben
$4,000 4iloeramm 8oiier. i Settar
9udenmaISuns, Die elm Ourdidnitt'
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100000 gIGtter entfaItet bat, iest in
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gen 1873 8onnen 8aiier in 9ampf
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aans beutlid, tpie peientlid bieier
ssaftor Der 8erSunitune in meteoroIo'
eii6.seoIoeiider Sinfidt lit.
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Sin GrlebniR Ses aOniss pOn sadjien

Gin foitIihes @rIebniB bate Der
@6rig bon Sdhien p6r etipa hint
Ssobren I'M i1diifden @ogtlanoe.
&oni9 Sriebri6 aug,ift bereiite oa.
mails nit einigen Serren ieines Sc.
foIges Die oortige @eeeno 5u so.
gen. Ssu einem Dorfe iolIte Der
9onoesherr BON Der @emeiroe ieier.
Lid beeriibt perben, nobel Der 9iir.
eermeiiter eine fIeine gniprahe Sil
boIten Bate 9Gber bon nod ben
eriten @orten Iab Der biebere Rei.
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felt, OH Sos DIR oes @onies bran.
gen nur nod sureeIroe 9aute. Die.
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raunte bem 91uerIein gu: ,ghifen
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aud Sas poIlte nidt mebr iiber bic
gGrl5Iid eeISbu1te Surge. 9a rie
Der Sonig tur3 entfHoiien. inoem
er pergniist ipinen Selm ihluang
Sod = bod : hohl" ltnS Die
BeriamnleIteu itimnlten iubelno unS
beeeiitert elm.
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Seitrafter GrprsiIcr.

9ie @rpreIiurssperiude segen Seh
gerlaas6udbGnoIer @eber in 2eipBiG
bei6aitisten -Sos 9feidsseridt Sa'
ieIbit. gsafSent Die @ebriiOer aop
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neten @rpreiIerbriefe geidrieben bat
ten. fam Der 8ereolOer Soiepb Sonl.
mes ouf oen @e6anten, bas @leidle
Su tbun. @r ihrieb einen 9rief al
ben @erIogsbuhb1nOIer @eber unb
foroerte i'm oarin uuf, fir i'm 5000
Warf i'm itGotiiden Wuieum bintef
Der giiIte bes giirgermeiiters 0otte !.
nieoerSuleeen. Sir Den Sou Der
geihterfiiIlung Sieier "gitte" brobtc
er nit Mor6 unb granoitiitunl
gaIb baraui traf bel Dem Berlae6-
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elm, porin er aufseiorbert nurbe, I'M
@rajiinmieum an elmer beitimmten
Stene sunGtlt 1000 Marf nieoerau.
Ieaen, unS ipGter fpeitere 1000 Marf.
SdIiebIib tpuroe Sommes perbaitet.
Das 2anSserift 2eip5ig perurtbeilte
ibn tpesen periudter idWerer @rprei'
funa 5u einem Sabre @efGnsnib urO
flint Sabren GbrperIuit. Sn ieiner
MeniIion beidpperte iid Der anse.
fIaate Sariiber, Sab ibm nidt geitat.
tet iuorOen lei. gu berueiieu, bab Elm
aerpiiier Saeenaun ibm seiaet babe.
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aeridt erfanrte ieSoh monaeIs elmer
@eieeesoerIesuug auf gerperfung
Der Repifiou.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-22
COLDS VANISH
Quick, Sensible Method That Doesn't
Upset the Stomach

Have you heard of the overnight
cold cure that is putting colds in the
head and chest out of business be-
tween sunset and daybreak.
Here it is. Cut it out and save it if
you don't need it now If you have a
cold. cough. throat soreness or acute
catarrh, be sure and try it tonight
just before going to bed Pour scant
teaspoonful of HYOMEI pronounce it
High-O-me) into a bowl of boiling wa
ter, cover head and bowl with a towel
and breathe for several minutes the
vapor that arises, then go to sleep and
awake with clear head free from
mucus.
HYOMEI is guaranteed for catarrh,
colds, coughs Group, asthma, sore
throat and bronchitis, or money back
Bottle of Hyomei so cents at Murray
& Hooks and druggists everywhere.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-22
The PAVING OF JACKSON
IS FINISHED At LAST
Entire Street Is Opened End
to End

Jackson street, the first one where
on the work Of paving has been
completed in its entirety, is now open
to the public from Ihe Seaboard depot
to jefferson street, a distance of six
blocks. The east block. that from the
Sheffield corner at Forsyth street
north to jefferson, was completed
yesterday and a fine straight avenue
is thus opened 70 traffic through the
heart of the city. The paving forces
are now concentrated on Forsyth
street from the Confederate monu-
ment to the Parker warehouse at Cot
ton avenue, and these two blocks will
be finished by the last Of next week.
This will complete the entire paving
work in Americas, with the exception
of Cotton avenue and one block on
Lamar street; that from the Rylander
corner to Buchanan's corner. Lee
street and Church will not be paved
just now, it having been decided to
defer the Improvement there for the
present
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-22
AGED MINISTER is DEAD
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Rev. Malcolm Hare Dies In
BuGRa Vista

Relatives in Americas were appris-
"ed yesterday morning of the death of
Rev. Malcolm Hair, the end coming 70
the aged ministera the night before at
his home in Buena Vista, where so
many years CT his long and useful life
were passed in his field of endeavor.
MIR. Hair was a minister of the Meth
odist church, and had filled various
pulpits of that denomination. He was
eighty-one years of age and long since
retired from active service. Few men
were held in greater esteem and VEN
Grafton by hundreds who had long
known and loved him. He was the
grandfather of Dr. j. r. Hair of Am
CIRCUS, and is survived by two sons
and three daughters. The funeral
was held at Buena Vista yesterday
afternoon and largely attended,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-22
WE REFUND YOTR MONEY If YOU
KEEP YOUR FRECKLES.
Try Wilson'S Freckle Cream, 1t Is Sold
Under an Absolute Guarantee.

That the greatest care should be
shown in selecting a cream or lotion
for facial application is generally
known But to be able to purchase
cream which is absolutely guaranteed
to remove freckles or pimples and get
your money back from the druggist if
it fails to do so, is something new.
Wilson's Freckle Cream is not only
a splendid toilet cream, but also a
harmless, mild face bleach.
Try 50-cent jar of Wilson s
Freckle Cream, and you will find that
your freckles will perceptibly fade. A
second jar will cause them to COM
pletely disappear If it does not do
this, your money will be refunded
without argument by the druggist
from whom you purchase the cream.
If your druggist cannot supply you,
send his name and 80 cents to the Will
son Freckle Cream Company, Charles
ton, S. c., and a full size jar will be
mailed YOU Sold by Howell's Phar-
macy and Murray & Hooks Pharmacy.
Murray & Hooks. Agents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-22

In Opinion of Many Citizens OF That
County.

Hon. Earnest r. Shaw, of Fort
Gaines, candidate for congress from
this district was here Wednesday in
the interest Of his candidacy. He
made lots of friends here but so far
as votes are onerned the outlook at
present indicates that Hon. Chas. R.
Crisp will carry the county by large
majority.-Macon County Citizen.