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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16
CITY REAL ESTATE.

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ron SALE BY OWNER
fha following two pieces Of property
are offered fof sale for tho first time
By the present owner. ana nov only be-
cause - sickness The first piece was
bull, for n home and not 10 sell.
No. 4
Nit-room modern cottage. two bed
rooms upstairs. rith closets and attic.
Below there IL hallway. with open
stairway. front room. dining room. bed
room, Kitchen. pantry and bath room.
Two closets 70 the bed room In the
bathroom there IL a fun sst Of first
class fixtures including to-Esiion
boiler with gas heater under the boiler,
boiler connected 10 the furnaccs gas
range In the kitchen; two large cup
boards In the kitchen. and one In the
pantry. combination iight fixtures,
plate rack and china closet In dining
room walls tinted linoleum on Kitchen.
bathroom and pantry floors. back and
front porchesi hot water heat. granite
foundation and basement with concrete
fiosr. the house is doubts constructed
MIA cedar siding. with tar paper between.
the floors are double with tar paper be-
tNeent concrete steps aud saik. the lot
IL 80 ~ i2e % a g ~ alley. east front.
main. everything IN and paid Ira full
roses. nhrubhery. fruit trees berries.
good barn and Soodhouse, chicken house
srd runway Tor a couple hundred chick
eas. eardeni nice lawn
No 2
FlNe-room mndsra cottage. concrete
piers no basement Outside the lot ana
surroundings are the same No. T.
Would like 70 sell these two pieces
property together. but would sell sep
afStsiY The price 10 right and any fea-
sonAbie terms VIII be accepted The
property 10 weii located. in n fine neigh
bufhood fwo blocks from two car lines
two blocks from school. on the ridge
south u woodland park
North Szz taaf Aurora Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16

PORTLAND. Or. June iG.--Con.
struction work on the power line OF
the Mount Hood Railway. Light
and Power Company are almost at
a standatill today on account Of a
walkout OF 10 union liucmen,
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QUAKE HITS MEXICO

fuy Waited Pres. frs.sd Mlr~l
MEXICO CITY. June i6--Earth-
quakes continue in tho neighbor.
hood OF the volcano coilma. accord.
ing 10 reports received here today.
Houses have been thrown down aud
people are In a state OF terror.
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Poker Too Strenuous for Natives.
ms United Pres. I~s.ed Wtr~1

American employees on the canal
succeeded In getting most Of the
loose change OF the natives by In
Producing them 10 the great Aneri.
can game" President Aromena to.
day signed a decree prohibiting
poker In the republic.
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The dlsbursing officer OF the White
House. Is this paymaster for the
butcher, the baker. and the candle
stick maker with whom the presi-
dent trades. Between times he
writes "reminiscences about the
presidents he has known.
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OREGON GOVERNOR
JOINT DEBATE OVER WOMAN SUFFRAGE
rrc~.i
PORTLAND. Or. Juno i6Governor West OF
favong suffrage. Archbishop Chris
the Roman Catholic church expressed his opposition
TO u imprompu which
entered into last night
a 81 Mary's academy.
ladies' said the Il suffrage
though wife does with think the
belief franchise Desirable
Young ladies" said Archbishop Christie a few minutes
Governor West favors something which oppose
that seek the wife for advice opinion
her ideas suffrage correct"
4 = = 4 = 4 Z 4
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BANK srATemeNrs.

state % Washington. County q kins
- 1. = q Enda. Assistant Cashier ~
the above named baak. do soisiuniy swear
that the foreEofnz statement is true to
tho hrsf Of ms know ledge and belief
q. ENDo. Assistant Cashier.
Correct. Attest
HELEN OUNfcK.
J r. kfKrTAKE.
Directors
Subscribed and sworn 90 before me
this ttth day Of June. 1911.
tNotariat seal
A g KAHKLE. Notary Public
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The SEATTLE STAR

j HI OAn y LIZ ~ SA1N
70 Mn & asG nnf6s fks sSis
when your subscription expires 10 On TIE
address label Of your paper. when that
date arrives ~ f9ur subscription has cot
again been paid Ia advances. your nanns
10 taken from the iist change u date
on the addfeas label 10 receipt,
~ mail istrtetiy IN advance. 10 csnfs
month. up 10 six manths. sis months,
o. TO- one year. tfoa
~ mail. out o. titf. - esp,s per month
up 10 as Inonths. sta months. 81 70. one
year. taff
Fef the esntenisaes Of eur readers se
have established axsBcies az the foiios-
tes dfus stores
y, ~ Muiirn. sac, ballard Az Phone
ballard ace
Grown Pharmacy. csrner itsh av and
v FtNs East tptt Ind Cedar i1at.
Mountain View psss store. eeFneF Ttfs
zad Aurpfa North tTs 0reaa 81
ffsmest Drug &c. fremont az. and
EN inn Nofih tttt Green tt
ssuth rsrk fharmasy. ssis Dallas sf
Hlluee ~
Chevy street Pharmacy. corner 9sft
AZ and Cherry ct fhenes East iit.
Cedar asa
sjssss Drug store. SSH sna Green
naod az rhone North a.
ADS tahen w sg 4
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HrLp wAn1nn-raMAla.

Wanted 100 berry pickerr fof rasp-
berries aud blaektsrfisa. house. stove.
Woed and water furnished tree pay zoe
PET crate naad berries Address n
Wahlr summer, wash
Wanted rhs public 10 know my new
location The best economy 10 20 pufa
iinsry here Mrs. itoHs Coca. tiOi isth
Wanted Experienced hand ironegs on
piece work - x French Hand Lauu-
dfy, stia East Denny WAY.
HELP WANTGD--MALG.
.~---ss~~.eA .-<s~e.--s-es~<1
wantsd--saiasmen 20 sell Automatic
tompu'ins Hcales on commission hts.e
raiesmen uond required
KANSAS CRY HckfE 4 SUPPLY co.
kansas tity. Mo.
Wanted Aisn and women. 20 learn me
barber trsds Largest ana most eons
plese school IN the West Wages paid
while learning An unlimited course free
Come ana see ~ af write foF par
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
a. Washington. or fso Thifd Az
Phone, Main siai
Wanted coo men % pls, pool a, the
Oriental pool rooms We ave our patrons
tfads checks itis Third as.. hei~san
i.oe9 men wanted 70 eat hot roast beet
aand~irhes basement ORIENTAL
POOL ROOM. itts Third ay.. between
Pike and unian
hot and cold running sster. , baths. stel
per nlsht ana up Hotel Modsi. 1919 atd
5000 GOVERNMENT FosirioNs
,a,s p.y WY, =. fe i is ra"s'H ''
aprias 81 Pool heom. iii Bprins e
Hest IN town everything ns~. ave per
cue W cramef, Ted paine
second hand clothes. bought. soid sna
exchanged 1911 Pike 81 1 fsss. A. stas
cRAwFoHp FLOOR 90. II sfsI
rlser s1rfseins sna fsflnishins dens
SITUATIONS wANTEp--MALE.
ss~r~N~~~~~~~N~r>~e~ ~@~~~~~~-~S~~~~~s~~~sS
Good All around worker safdsnef. car
peaief cabinet maksf. French polithsf
position "a hotel preferred ts9s Eighth
az
rh.rmacist ~snis positioa a. reiisf or
Tot pafi tins. fhans Ssrih sess
WANTEp-MIsc MISCELLANEOUS
e~-es~~~~-~>~~~~~->~~~ y~~~~~~~~r~~~~S~~~
wsn'sg.issse VAL mirror approsi,
first class Address eco, star
Wanted 10 nsni 1t yoa hass any cot-
tsacs houses flats o. hotels 60 lease.
lls' them a, THIS effiee, az there sfs CON
slant raii. for same George 4. tolfnan a.
so \ Y nissh seattle. Wash
WANTED sseond hand tent. about ios
~ Room 10 Labor Temps. zee Nj
ueitsn
FURNISHED Rooms.
-rhs Nirsinas Call belts. closets
Bits from wostisss IN svsry ROOM tree
Az iss modern fur bath. ana phones
nishsd taH outsider rates from D. 50 10
teerns. sssgthins :. pst wsss Walk.
rgr Annex ace. Eish,h Az. sssr
steam heated bedrooms ffor NEE
Rates 81 50 per Nseh. tsr PEI nisht
olympic Apartments - sfoasskssplns
reems. ii.fs aud 20. siuEis Fooms tise
ard upi best and rtsa pest cinss-in apart
Nssfrfn Az
Nsf.lY furnished faons. reni feason-
sissr ~sihina dlsisure fhgne ttIs
ssefs los reni. fse per week. = blors
ffgn car line Ballard 1913
Nitriy furnished rooms n 81 10 ~ 30
pes Newh ciaihonfns III Mahisen ~
THNKE eosy raanas priysss family. ~
40. ~. close Ia left eensca ~
rive foems foss seventh AZ. Rsai
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
~~cy~~y~<~~-~.~-~<~~ ~ee~~-~~~~~>~~~>c~~s~
/ II you ARE LOOKING FOR A
SUITE or ROOMS IN A FINE
APARTMENT HOUSE on QUEEN
ANNE. SIS TO $50 PER MONTH.
CALL on
GEO. l.. coLMAN.
tsf Se~ York uieck Heatfis
a.~taan~
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houankraplna aooMs-

one nice large housekeeping room
eleeifitify, naa. bath pantry. closet. run
aims water convenient 20 Z car iinat
tip month. between fsslar ana JaNs
son. 1i1 lfnd av n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



NOTICE
TO Ali WHOM TT NAY CONCERN
TAkk NOTICE that George - smith
Wha was formerly an srnplnYa % the
ufdefsiN nrd. Tor shr sufr rgf punr ~ ssats
inN th~ ssars - shs andsr-sansi. 10 mss
80 ionnsf coaneet~d 18th the undefsisasf
"a ae@nf, empieye. servant o. IN am
pfnsF rapasttg Whstspssef. that be 10 net
he holder ~ any ssxisned ciainas from
shs enfsrsisesd. nor 10 be The holder %
aaF claims Whatsoever due from tho
undersigned. ani ls In 80 utse ard IN ~
rApafftf Whatsoever connected nith the
ufsirrs,srsd. ard no payments 81 any
htnd. character. aafaFn Descriptions tor
AaY pafposa ~hafseweer should DO nAfs
- tke sid George q Smith az the ss~nt
asFeant 90 attorney. eg IN sng pthes
FApkcitp whafsoasef for and on behalf
u she uaferaisnsf and auT and All ray.
fnsHts made 20 him for the undcfsis ass
afs 81 the Elsa sad peril u auy person
whpusseser payfue the sane
Dated this ihh day o. Juns A. p.
1911
PACIFIC coat q OIL coMrANr.
nv q. n STATION. President
W a. W SPIKE. Secretary.
Ladies' high Grade suite. sac and SO
sslae sac and tst. In blns serge. sheeiet
aud worsted
wAHSrnoI.pT THE TAILOR.
Nnf.a flfHa 4.
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FUNERAL DIaECTORs.

frGT adSEUTrI7I STirHf1RTTE 70
Cernef 9TH and unfens Main 1877. Ind.
tfts FnkMuNT oFffCE siif Ttes
mont Az rhQnes. Nsfth rse. urssn ~
NArt ktt NORTH 4 SOS. Professional
Directors ant Licensed Enahatsnega fs1t
l.t. opp Noate theatre tieth ehnase sss
finunsF 81 afs8s Ca- fBnsfai pifattafs
Thlri AZ and LaIsarslll RON phansa -
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HOME On TIE EALT SUWND.
tsae fof an acre II fine sound siew
property, IS minutes from pier fine
neigh bufhpod. neN wharf. coat 81 See.
Terms only tis cash. balance ts per
uoufEf large lots for 100 within spo
feet ~ the sound. come right IN and
take boat for Huquamish sun
dsT 81 Or . ~. Hoaf leaves
pier best boat service Oh the sound
OLE HANSON A. co.
Third Floor Nr~ York block
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sr>,r>s sScSS 4 ( ~ WI "a nc q,
tached. on small plate. between Seattle
Electric co. garage and broadway. w.
J. Rantmyer. SOS kilbourne ~
I.ost-4Bunch Of keys, Identification
number 5.s77. Phone Main tsis. "
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400 MUTUAL LIFE BLDG.
WILL SELL MY FINE HOME IN
KENNYDALE WAY BELOW MAR
KET PRICE. $4,000 DOWN, BAL
ANCE ON TERMS TO SUIT BUY
Err. DO NOT FAIL TO lNVESTI-
GATE.
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GEORGE l.. CoLMAN.

$50 New York block, seattle, Wash.
We have so many attractive listinss Of
acreage and chicken ranches near Lake
Washington that an investor can easily
make selection suited to hts require
menta both as 20 price and location.
GEO n. MOORE q CO,
20 Yesier Way.
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HOUSES.

YoH SALE cHEAr-eEvES-n ROOM
tot'rH AND TWO LoTS on EAST
and. NEAR LATuNAs SMALL PAY.
In CALL Mr, QtEYN ANNE sss
AID Will. snow PROPERTY. a.
W FpNTEu
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OWNER LEAVING
CITY

rhr~s-rpom bunxafow. tent completely
furnished. large level iofs view Of
sound and mountains : blocks 10 car.
only 1900. fse do~n aad SIC per month.
Take west Woodland car 10 ssth 81
See l. " ETeft Co. Phone Ballard
rss. Open sunday.
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Wantsd--Iafse wall mirror Approni.
mateiY gxt feet. same 20 occupy sail
space taI0 fest. Must Ne thoroughly
first class Address e-roo star
Wanted 10 nsnt yea hass ANY cot.
tsHcs Df houses. flats o. hotels 90 lease.
iisf them at this effiee. AZ there hfs con
slant rails Tor same. trofHa l. tolfnan q.
sts ~ n Block. seattle. wash
Wanted aseond hand tent. about les
~ Room 10 Labor Temple. Zee ar
uelten
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FOR SALE on EXCHANGE.

car line that viii operate o. i9ss fran
ehiss by January Let 1919. ~ MAY
nafd Hidg
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MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
prn E0pMrrn

PHONES; MAIN 1887, IND. 80
Don't be lonely. Join our matrimonial
bureau. 1tRf Seventh av.. room ]. Won
en- free this month Phone l. bls1
For fine stamp photos. visit the
Pioneer studio. s2s First aV.
INTHonIlCTInN ancIrTY
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LOST AND FOUND.

INTRODUCTION SOCIETY.
1881 THIRD sv. No II. f3ybea hots
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-09
SAN FRANCISCO GETS
VOTE OF The SENATE
Panama Exposition to be Held
in California City

Washington, February 8.-San Fran
cisco today won the unanimous vote
of the senate committee on industrial
expositions for the Panama canal eX-
position.
The committee voted to report the
resolution declaring for San Francisco
just as it passed the house OF repre-
sentatives, though adding an amend
ment providing for an invitation to the
fleets of the world to assemble in
Hampton Roads, whence the repre-
sentatives of the nations will pro-
coed to Washington for an official eel
ebration of the opening of the ca
nal
The plan proposes that upon con-
clusion of the ceremonies in this city
the president go TO Hampton Roads
and there review the great fleet before
it starts on its voyage to San Fran
cisco, via the Panama canal.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-09
PRESIDENT TAFT GIVES
Orders TO CONGRESS
He Wants Reciprocity Bill
Acted on

Washington, Feb. S.--Prasident Tat
served notice on congress today
tho, g. Senators Carter and Crane
that there must be a vote on the reel
procity agreement with Canada, or he
would call congress back in extra
S - on Immediately after March 4.
if administration" senators had
atty doubt about the attitude Of Pres
ident Taft toward the projected Ca
rpdian reciprocity agreement it was
removed when Senator'S Crane and Car
removed when Senators Crane and
Carter returned to the capitol TODAY
from a conference with Mr.. TAFT.
The message which these senator's
brought to their colleagues was that
there must be a vote on the agree
ment at the present session of con
Gress or congress will be called back
in extra session almost Immediately
following the adjournment on Mascn
4th.
Although Messrs. Crane and Cart srI
declined to discuss their mission to til
White House, the report soon leaked
out that the president was insisteut
upon a vote.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-09
SHEEHAN WILL NOT
Retire FROM RACE
New York Situation is Still
Unchanged

Albany, n. Y, February 8-The
democratic members of the legislature
regulars and insurgents, went into
secret session shortly after 10 o'clock
ia an effort to break the deadlock over
the election OF a United States semi
tor. Speaker F'risbie presided.
There was talk prior to the confer-
eace OF concessions from each side, bat
tue insurgents rank and file did not
hesitate % say that no relief was in
sigh t so long as William f. Sheehan
remained a candidate If" they say
M Sheehan would agree to with
draw, Tie chances are we could agree
OH .me man acceptable to the en-
sire rarity membership, both in the
Legislature and in the state at large.
Mr.. Murphy and Mr.. Sheean hold the
key to the situation Obviously they,
although controlling a majority, can
rot elect a senator without our aid
and it is just as true that We will not
aSleo to elect Mr.. Sheehan"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-09
IN THE METROPOLIS
OF WEBSTER COUNTY.
Current News Happenings
Over in Preston.

Preston, Ga, February 8.-A pref
ty home wedding of last week and
one Of interest to a wide circle VI
friends was that of Miss Nettie
Christian to Mr., S. H. Roby, of Lump |
kin, which took place at the home of
the brides father last Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, Rev. P. A. Jesup, OF
Cordele, officiating.
The house was beautiful in its
decorations, and the wedding day was
an ideal one for such happy event,
all nature seeming to smile with their
friends on the happy couple.
The guests included only relatives
and few intimate friends, it be-
ing a quiet home affair.
| Immediately after the ceremony,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roby left for their home
at Lumpkin, carrying with them the
best wishes of a host of friends
Rev. P. A. Jesup filled his regular
appointment here Sunday morning and
evening, delivering an excellent ser
mon at each service. Rev. Jesup is d
forceful speaker, though not one OF
the emotional type, he delights all whl
hear him.
Friends of Col w. H. Perry are con-
graduating him upon his luck in hav
graduating him upon his luck in
having killed another fine turkey
while hunting Monday
Miss Mamie Smith has returned
HON from Smithville, having spent ten
days there quite pleasantly with her
sister, Mrs DR.. Smith.
DR.. J. F. Lunsford was among the
visitors going from here to Ameri
> Gus one day this week.
Col. and Mrs, ]. F souter visited
in Columbus last week.
Mrs. King Stillman was shopping
in town Tuesday
Col. J. R. Lunsford. of Hamilton
= spent a few days last week pleasant,
with his mother, Mrs. NJ E. Lun3
ford
Mrs. \. c. WelIons, of Plains, spea
/ Sunday pleasantly with Mrs. ]. +
L Lunsford.
Mrs. John King spent Sunday at tn
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W
B. Stevens.
S Col. B. S. Miller, Of Columbus, ha
S been in town several days on bus
ness.
7 Mrs N. E. Lunsford and Mrs. j. Il
Lunsford spent Tuesday pleasantly 4
II the home of DR.. and Mrs. Guy Lums
ford, in Weston
=, Mr.. w. H. King, Of Weston, wa
< among others in town on business Of
Tuesday.
= The putting in of waterworks, whic,
0 is the latest improvement in on
town, is about completed and every
e body is enjoying excellent arteslan Wa
Il ter right in their own hone.
Hurrah for Preston! Let's have tn
g long talked about electric lights.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-09
HAPPENINGS IN and
ABOUT PLAINS
Interesting Items From Our
Correspondent.

Plains, Ga, February S.-Mrs. Joel
H. Williams entertained the Embroid-I
cry Club Saturday afternoon from
three to five. The guests were re-
ceived on the broad verandah. After
the delicious refreshments were served
the members departed, declaring Mrs
Williams a most gracious hostess.
Mrs. o. V. Lamar returned Friday to
her home in Columbus, after spending
several days pleasantly, the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. o. v Lamar, r.
Mrs. H. T. Bradley returned Sunday
from a short stay with relatives n
Americas.
Mr. Rees Andrews, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Andrews and Mrs. J. r. Logan
attended the funeral of their uncle,
Mr., S. ]. Reese, in Americas on Sat
urday
Mesdames J. R. Brittian and Viii
Jones, of Americas, spent Thursday
the guests of Mrs. Joe H. Williams.
Rev. J. NJ. Rustin filled his pulpit at
the Methodist church Sunday, preach
ing forceful sermons at both morning
and evening services.
Miss Lillian Dorster, of Friendship,
was the attractive guest of Miss Ethel
Wise, Saturday.
Mr. Sam McGarrah, of Americas, was
a prominent visitor at Plains satur-
day.
Little Miss Nadine Chambliss left
for Macon, where she will visit rela-
tives, this week
Mrs. Joe Williams is spending {
few days pleasantly with relatives il
Americas.
Mr.. NJ. L. Harvey, of Friendship
was shaking hands with friends here
Saturday.
Prot. Land, of SmithyilIe, spent Sun
: day at the home of Mr.. J. E. Chap
pelI here.
Mesdames P c. Barkley and w. H
Spann were shopping in Americas .,
Monday.
Rev. P. c. Barley returned Monda.
from Coleman, where he went to fill
his regular appointment at the Bapti5
church.
Miss Carroll Clark returned Monda
. from a delightful visit to Coleman.
Miss Melba Lunsford spent two day
this week very pleasantly with friend
r in Americas.
Messrs. Ross Dean and Alton Carte
: left Monday for New York, where the
will purchase an up-to-date stock o
spring dry goods.
d Mr.. T. n. Coleman, Of Knoxville
Tenn, made a brief visit this wee
y to his daughter, Mrs. H. R. MCGEE.
= Miss Lucy Williams will be the pre-
e ty guest Of relatives at Leslie thi
+ week.
Mrs. Lee Parker spent Monday tn
= guest OF Mrs. G. w. Jennings, while e.
route to he home at Shiloh.
, Miss Ethel Wise is the charmin
r guest of relatives in Richland thi
l. week
Mrs. Howard Derrick and little sor
Jennings, OF Oglethorpe. returned t.
Plains Monday, after a delightful Wis:
to Mrs, D. l. Hite
Miss Annie Bell Kidd, of Americas
} is spending several days mere, as tn
| guest of Mrs. d. I. Hite.
' Invitations have been issued to tn
marriage Of Miss Ophie Marketta ant
Mr.. George Stafford Addy, the MAJ
riage to take place February Is, at
o'clock, at the Methodist church herr
Miss Markette is one OF Plains mos
: charming young women, while Mr.. Ad
dy is a successful planter residing
near Plains
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-09

WANTED-A cash purchaser for \
new upright piano in mahogany. SIPS
saved to the purchaser if sold at once
If interested, answer and request an
examination Of the instrument. you
don't like it-don't buy it. 1t is q
beauty and warranted for 10 years.
Address Lock Box $50. 7-3t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-09

FOR SALE-20-h. p sawmin outfit
at bargain; complete with oxen, carts,
etc, now operating With or without
contracts; also 20-h. p. engine whinn
uses gasoline or kerosene Terms
given. 0. P. Wallis, DeSoto, Ga, S.
d&w
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-09
SETTLE ORR HAT BILLS.

I shall expect all who owe me 10
call this week and pay accounts, as
viii leave soon for New York to buy
goods and need the money. Mrs. NJ. T.
Elan.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-09

Messrss asIElzs & Rutland ard Dua-
can Forces ~, ~ a8a lzent -c5tLzens OF
Leesburg- wsre ,zzHzsgg Ehe visitors here
YESTERDAY
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-09

FOR SALE-A beautiful sweet sing
ing canary bird; some thoroughbred
barred Plymouth rock eggs for hatch
ing, $50 setting. Address P. 0. Box
50, City.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-09

EGGS FO RHATCHING- 3ose-comA
Rhode Island Reds. Prize winners
from Louis Anderson, Bloomsbury, \
j., and Edwin T. DeGraffe, Amster-
dam, y Y. They win everywhere. G.,
L. Williams, Phone 60 or G43.
1-1S-d&w-1m
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HATS AT COST.

For cash, I will sell any hat n my
store, trimmed or untrimmed, at cost
or below Mrs N. I. Elan
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-09
SHIPMENT
"SEALSHIPT'' OYSTERS

Received today, Ask for "Sealshipt"
Oyster Receipt Book. Sparks Grocery
Co. gift
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-09

FOR SALE-Rosecomb Rhode Island
Red Eggs, $40 0per setting of 10. T. j.
Wallis. Phone 400.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-09

FOR RENT-CIose in for light
housekeeping, one furnished and two
rAfurnished rooms, Phone No $50.
lit
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-09

The ruaas erlzVlsls 81 Mrs Ira p
Lowe. who hzze hsesu Spending q mouth
delighthl1y ia ,LsaZdasina, viii be
pleased to 3aszzsa OF her expected re
turn home tagzE%CnsC-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-09

|At the meeting 1E r5e Georgia So
ctefy, SONS os sae Ezo}Wlon- as Sd
vgpuah. M 2i9Fha Judge Waiter g.
Charlton. oE 5agasalsE. EyCGFWVP
Charlton, OK sss4Esns2z. 0as re-eIect-
ei president Talg1aze 6amBle. Jr., ef
Americus. U4es ef.esI 1la1sTiaC5.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-09

Dr. and Mr. p * 3E0Az5 and Miss
Lula Mathis zaEEe yesss -olay fyora
their pretty hGzss "a Simmer, spending
the day ln IA zly