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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

Ntitb, cine Game Su beidi1npien, be.
ipieIen bat, auf in feiner anoern
Hiftung aitge5meifeIt merben!"
Salon Sabo 5ogertc, iinb bate iet'
men angrcifer serne befampft, aber
or iposte es nitt az tbun. Or wor
eigentli6 elm argcr Seieline, ipie er
10 bis auf Die 9aut oiirdyuabt mo
froitelnb oaitano uno ieinen iiingeu
8egner betrad,tetc, Der Die Serfor.
perilne bon Strait nnb @eimbbeii
mar, iinb aus oeiien Ilgen Iutb
nno fiible 9eionnenbeit leiiftetcn.
,Wir peroen ms mieoeriebeui"
mur,melte Salon Sabb i'm Conc tobt.
lifer Nrobung. sd pereciie cine
8eleioiaung ME, nod pergebe i6 fie.
98enn mir ms mieoer treifen, banr
ieben Sic lid por!"
Wit bieier 9rpbung monbte er lid,
nm nnb elite naf Sauie, ba er leinen
0eiiit in ben Soners ie%lbitperitano.
lid perifiebcn mllbtc.
Sic baben ni6ts meiter 5i ID.
fiirt,ten. Wib," iaete Siisb rubig.
Ser 9urid)e ipirb Sic nitt ipeiter
belGitigen. slber menn Sic Die se.
ringite Ingit bnben, mil ih Sic iehr
gcrnc an SIREN geitimnlutgSort be,
gleitcn."
sd banfe Shncn." iagte Hoia'
minbe. ieine 9e9leitrma nit Gro
then annebmeuo. sd bin ircilid,
nod, etlpoS anaitlid. Sd) gebc had
@ildleiter 5opcrS."
llnier Sclb id,aute bns iungc WtGO.
den nit iieiaenbem Siitereiic an.
.Wobnen Sic bort?" fraaic cr CT.
mas heftie. oSeborer Sic in's
Shlos?"
SoIamunbe nifte beiobcnb.
! nNeir Name III Sugb Gbanoos,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

niitihten." iaetc Sir Mrdm clolid,.
sd nil lie Sbiten iclblt Seigcn,
ipern Sic nit mir fpmncn mollteu."
Sn9b ltano uilf, ino Der 9orollct
fiibrte i'm ilbcr Die Stieac in bell
groben Silocriaal binaui- bciien nit
eifcnbol5 gctdielte @Gnoc nit Drci
&eiben 9ilocrn bcbcft mnrer, itno
cine Seitc eitbielt nir Somilien.
bilber.
Che Sugb mr. Sic NGlite 0icicr
alten Nbnenbilbcr beiiftiet hottie,
luar CT pollfommcn iiberscugt, oaB CT
iiiemals Der Tnmllie @ild)clter cnt-
itontmen fonnte, Du er audi niht CT
men 3na nit ibnen gclncin bate
ySbrpohl oas nid,ta bclueiit," bad)tc
CT bel iid,; vlpar id) bod id,on iriibcr
iiberSeugt."
Sir Irdp hiclt nigcnlein grpBe
Stilfe nllf ieile Silbcr, mo oils
3rgb tic polf belheioener Mncrfen.
niing lobte utb nit fiinltleriid)ein
@~eritdlibniB ibrc Sfonbcitcn berails.
fegrte, mar Der 9aronet gaiiS ciit5iift
bon ieinem @aitc llno iagtc lid Dob
ibrn nod Ielten cin 10 a%ngcnebnter
luto feingebiloeter iultgcr Mann Dor
gefommen lei.
Sic bIieben IN ser @cnlGlbeaoae.
RTE, bis Die 8lofe 5iin @abclfriib.
it'd l1lltete. Sir Irfp litD Dcn inn.
gen Wann eiit al Der WablScit Sbeil
si nebmeit, uIb Sngb nabm bic Gin.
labung banfeno an.
Sic aiusen Sl,Iaumen in oen Spei-
ieioal unb trufen boielbit Hclomiinoe,
tpeld)e in eineui oinfelrptbeu Scibcn.
flei0e nit neiBen SpiBen INN sails
unO Iermel ipiunoerifGn ausiab.
Sbrc lleberraidung, OILS JIG @iieb an
Der Seite hires @aters crblidtc, Der.
tiefte Die Hoienfarbc ibrer @angell
l,nb crbobte ben @lan5 ibrer lei,dten.
ben, braunen augen.
@1brenb Ger WoblSeit bemiibtc
iif) Silgb angenebm 81 crid)einen,
mas ibm 10 gut gelang, Dob Batter
ltno 5od)ter mir Den Iiigcnblid gall5
nl,f Die idJipere @plfe pergaBcn, bie
ibren Sc6ensbori5ont perfinitertc,
uno boil uniduloiger Sroblidfeit
maren.
9alo nnd) Ser Mabl5eit perabid)ic.
bette iif !Siigh. Sir s(rdp luo i'm
ber5lif ein wieoer5ufcmmelt mo Die
giloergoacrie gan5 nad) ieincm Be
liebeu 81 beniiscn.
r@ir perOen lie ni6t niebr lange
beiisen, INN lie Semauocn 5cigen st
%fonnen," iagte Der 8arpnet traurig
81 ieincr Sod,ter, ais Sugb fort mar.
Ger jutge Mann gefdat mir, Goia.
mutbe. Gr %erinnert mid an Senlan.
ben, ben i) Dor pielen Sabrcn ges
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

limo mdbrctb lie 10 iprnd,. begcg.
itcten lid Die Iueen oea iunSen 9aa.
res. ailS oenel S5iigbcs iprat, cine
grclisc1lpic Seplirberiir9, oenlt CT
glulipic, in icincm aollseii &ebcit l,odj
tcin 10 lciid1tcnb it,oneS,. liebllfes,
seiinoaes eeiid,t 9eicheit Sil bnbcit
ais bos Hoinmiinoes. ltub bds ilngc
Wdbhen, bns untcr iei,len 9liden CT.
rntbcte. bate Cit nnbeitim1nteS Sc
fiihl Der 9efrieoigiing iibcr 'einc &c,
numbering, un0 fnno auh. bdB CT
ihrem Sbcalc bon n,Gnnlld)er Soil
rpnlmcnDcit lcbr nnbe fon1.
Sn bicicm M%ligenblidc flettcrtc 50,
ion SubD nit %tricfcnben aleiocrr
ans liter unO n6berte iid,, cine Wa!'
lerltraBe naf) iih 5iebcub, nit poi
@lth bunfelrotbem @elid)tc Dem
llngen Endre.
.@ir iperocn bas nod, ausglci6eli.
nicinlfeiner Serr." rief CT, gegen ni,-
Ieren Selben Die sSolit baaeiiO, aiia,
rNiir iest nidt," perieste Si,gI
NIT bobniifem 21fclu1. Sic ma
den cine gars %erbdrnlite 5iaur--
in Nirflid)feit. Sd rathe Sbtct,
mad, So,tic ,t geben lnb trofenc&lei
Der an5iisiehen, ionIt erfdlten Sic
lid! Iir beibe fonuen ms ieoer
,3eit t~rcifen. Hatiirlif fnnn Der
Tutb eincs Gentleman, Der Den
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

fonnt babe. nber ih fdlm mid nid)t
bciinlen, an ipcn. slb lcst hob'
ids. Gr iii Oas leibhnite Gbenbilo
bon Corn Edgct Gprcmonb, Dem 1lte.
ltcn Sobne bcs 9rafcn gcruid, Der
lchr Jung gcItorbcn lit Der Nrnte.
Sicier inllge Monn iicbt Snrb Yagar.
mlnbcrbnr 1bnlld. 2ao lit icbr ipn.
ocrhor."
SIS lit ipnoerbar," iostc 9ipia.
lnllloc Scrltrellt.
Sd molte, ooB CT Soipu Subj
mare" lngie Sir Ard)p icrI;cuo.
Cher id) miiltid,e, Oab Salon @ooO-
ihnl abnlif mdre. Sielieid)t bGttc
i'd, baum feiue iolhc abneigiEg, bdB
III i'm ~bctrathc, Iollit."
Su oielem Nugenblid crtontc I'M.
ten am @ntStborc Der SoppelId)laa
ocs grpben Wctalltlopters,
Sir Irdp mo &plammbc er-
'd)rofcn lmpillfiirlid).
uGs muB Der ilutae @anD elm"
lagtc Der 9oronet Iugitlih.
S>cbt murhc Ieiic an Die Sburc OeS
9ibliotbef5immcrS geflopit, mo eiu
Giencr trot cin u,0 meloetc:
rMr. &obb ltnb Mr. Salon Seo0
iino i'm Gallon. mo miinldcn Ntib
8ilteitcr lno Cir ard)p Su ipre.
dbelt."
v8an5 gut" iagte Sir slrd,p. ..SSir
neroen gleid fommen." HIM ais DER
0iener lid mieber entfernt bate. 500
Der 9urpnct icine Spd)ter M ieirle
9rult, itreid)elte ibr ititmm bas SOAR
unb fiibte lie ulf Die Stirnc, un0
mebr ais cine 5brGue bcnestc Ole
ouitigcn 6led)ten bes @1oGensrl ! ? g
yGSir miliien binein gebcnb Hoiu4
milnoc," iagtc ibr Satcr cnOlih Der.
smeifeIi. .@ir miiiien bicie &aob'S
cmpfangcn."
Ser iumge Mann lit picllcidlt cin
@entlemorL" iagte &plomnnbe nit
bcbenoer Stimme. .gSir mcaen i'm
nidt nngeiehcn perltrtheileu."
Sic mafte iid) aus Der llnlormung
hires 8aters los nllb beIab iid) nit
traltrigem 21d)cln i'm Spiegcl. ,Sbre
Spilette ipor tobellos bon Den Sled.
ten a%ngeiaugerL Die i'm 9snfcu su eli.
mem Did)ten ailoten ocridlilnaen ma
rem, bis 81 ben Riibincit, Die ipie 5eit.
eriunfcn an ibren 5%orten, meiBeu
Salle gliibten.
= naomm, Topa," iagtc lie init blei.
dem mlltbigem Seiiftc ST. linn alll-
'f)nitcno. o@ir fonnen Die 9c9eg.
mllIlg niht ldnger peridiebcL. llnb
ie cher mir lie ii6eritanoen bnbcIl,
oeito beiIer!"
Sic lc9te ihrcir grm i'll Den beS
VaronetS; unb pGbrcno lid, trot OF
0ortiesung artf Scr 4. Scite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
Sin pa1en0es
&eibna4tsgti4tnt!
Giir Batter, Mntter, Yruoer,
,sdweiter, 8erwauote,
6remube!

.8os ion i'd benz 'sobne.
Der Sod3ter, benz 8rnner, Der
Sdtpeiter, ben 5reunben nls
@eibnadts : @eiIcnf ienben?"
60 fragt iih gar Tnnher, Der
bon ieinen 2ieber 9etrennt tit.
Sore einmal unferen Hatbl
3ait On buran sebaft. bab
Oh Elm id)6nes, prattiihes.
fpertbnoles @eidenf ihiden
fnnnit, ipel6eS iebe @pGe an
Did erinnern tuirb?
Su ienbeit grbnrung unb
8elebrung unb er3dbIeit icbe
8ode. mos iid creisnet bat;
9u mafit Scenario bier picls
leidlt giele iebe ISOLDE I'M Sabre
9liidlid;
9u bieteit grnabnuns nn6
Grmnnteruns 81 eincnt hriit<
/ Iifen Ieben; 3i
Ou bilfit nit an ben
0tittelr. tpeld,e mir in Der
fntboliifen Yreiie benusen,
UNI Der suten Sad)e 81 oienen;
9u erncucrit ietc @ode
0cinen @ruB;
9n sibit 5ipeiunbiiinfsig De-
iGenfe in c c M.
AlS i~ntereHante hnb crbau.
Tide 3eftiire ienbet @ertuanbten
uRb Sefannten bieies 4latt su.
8eionbers fiir bic 9einisen
in europa sibt IS tein fd)Dneres
@eidenf ais die dmerifnniihe
3eitun9". Die 3eituna 1T jebc
@ohe rein bersliher Oruk pun
ben 2ieben in Hmerifa!"
geiorsc bieies @eibnaGtss
! Weifenf lei Soften. BET Der
! Ginfenbnns Der $500 mad
europa, $500 glib bic AbreRe
an, wuhin bas 4latt seididt
tperben ipq. Wtr befDr=
sen aIIes ttebrise.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
Is ii c 3 II g.

.Gs lit fetn fombinirtes SfloB."
r1urnelte err. Den Abbrud betrahs
tend. sd fam gcipiB cinen St)liii-
ieI OoSu befommen; uno petl1 ld)
feinen befomnlell FAM, 10 lnuB Id
mir eben Saobs SfliiiIcl peridlofa
fen."
Or Itedte Den @ahsaborud iii clt
Heines 9iitsfett, bas er ans 'el1er
9ruiftalfe 500, lnb perbarg oas'eloe
bann mieoer on ieiner Her1on.
@r bate 6as falm gethalt, ais III
Der Saae brnubeu peritoblene Critic
b6rbar muroen. ai,opp bate er 3eit
an oos B,lIt al ellen nrb ieine
Sdreibcreicn p%or5unehner, oils Die
Sbiire pl6tlid, geoffnet nnroe. nno
bic SousbGltcrin--ein moeeres Weib
nit iflaren 8eiihisjilact = Der,
4opf ms 3inmcr binein ltedte hno
i'm nit argpobniihen 9lifen be-
trad1tete.
Mr. Sbarp id,ricb ungcnlein ril.
big rnb id,ien tic gar llid)t 5u horen.
Eff" iagte lie iid entid1nlotgeno,
imb ibr orgnobniiher ailsoritd midi
Dem elmer groben geiricoiaung; i'd
bite Inn Gntidluloiaung, mein Serr."
Sic peribnal1b mie Iie gcfommerl
mar.
,AGi" lpieoer6ulte DIR. SbarL uto
feline beleu Iugcll blieten blnter Den
griler, m6brenO er nit alfgebobe-
ner Scoer inite bielt. sd iperoe
nlio bemadt. Mr. Sabb mil midi
ipirflid, aiif Die Erobe itelen, eDe er
mir 81 umbeoi1gt pertralt. SD bin
iebr bonfbar fiir oieien @inf. Sn
s}ufunit mill idl boppelt auI meiner
SUIT iein!"
- e -
n n .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
Gritc 8escgnungcn.
8. aapitcl.

, gn Dem Ioraen. lpeld)er ibrem
nlitteri,1dltlihen Suhcn III Dem
graiier Sburme folgte,-m oemiel'
ben Iprgen, an mclhem Wtr. Sbarp,
Der neue glid)bdlter bes Gerpalters,
nneefommen mar uno ioiort leine
Stellmg atgetreien bate, trot no
iamunbe sur gemobulihen Strnbe in
baS freunolihc Sriibitiids 5immer elm.
Gin lititige5 Seiier flaferte in Dem
aamiile, bcrrlihe 9llimen bnfteten
in elmer Bale auf Dem Glide nno Cir
Irfp's 3eitnng lag ihon in gereit-
ihoft, ober Der 9aronet ielbit mar
nod, nld)t atDeleno.
Hoiamrnoe trat an zines Ser gro.
ben Senltcr itnO Id)aitte bil1ans. Gs
ipar etn Oiiiterer. unfrellnofiher go.
ncmbermor9en, elmer iener Gage, an
peld)en arid) Sieienisen pcritimmt
lperoen. Die feiuen eigentlid,en 8riinb
Slim Summer baben; obcr Hola-
inltnoe f1ntpfte init allcr @cpalt oa-
gegen. lid bon Dem triiben @ctter
beeinfluben Sli laiicn. uno ais lie Ct
ipas ipGter Die Shritte ibrcs @aters
horte, lief tic ibm nit iu%nnigbeiterer
Witene elltgegen.
Sir ardp trat blei6 illlo abge-
barmt NIT geidpolencu 9lugen,
melf)e perricthen, baB er Die peraalls
gene 9todlt i6lailos 5lgc6rad)t bate,
Gin. Seine Sohter be9riibte i'm
ber5lid, ihlang ibreu grnn in Den
ieinen unb iiibrte i'm 5i cinem Site.
pIn iiebit 10 irild) mic INNER
aus, Hoiamunoe," ieuf5te Der ga.
ronet, tbr traltrig III oas onmutbige,
liebli6c 8cliht id)aueuo.
.ltnO marilm ioltc ids nift, ga.
pa?" iogte On5 Ni1bfen, lGf,elno
ibren ElaB bel Der aaiieeinaid)inc
einnebmclio. User wciB, ,pns in
bret Nonaten geifebcn fann. Soi.
fen mir ba5 Bette. lieber Batter"
Eros ieiner beimlihen 8erslpei.
flung Slualg lid Cir slrd)p, INN iei.
iler Sodtcr mlller. better 5ll or
i6einen.
sd pobe baS aonnnlen oieier
9inge ihon lGnaerc 3cit pprunsge.
ieben, Safer" iubr oas WfGbdeil
fort, limo i'd id,rieb oamais cincn
grief all 9rilber Warf nad ,Sitbieit
nnb io9te ibnL ouB ih ieinen Arg.
iuobn be5iiglid Or. Subb's ppQItGn.
Dig tbeile. g8ie, lpcln Wiart lid III
Snoien ein Germ0gcn eruorbel
bGtte-Sielen geliugt bieS--ru,o oo.
init na6 Sauic fGnte, nm ms BON
aQ uniern aiimrncrniiieu al be.
freien? SoS pdre gall5 romantilf,
nift mabr9"
nGs mare 5u romuntiidL I'M mabr
gu fem. iagte Cir Ird)p nit idypo.
6em Sdfeln.
&oiamun1e iieb ltidlt d6 III ibrenl
@emiiben. Den 9aronei aui5ubeitern,
litb ais lie oaS Triibitiic perjehrt
batten. orang lie IN inn bic Bidder
oes SermnlterS bolen 5u laiicii. Inn
ibren Snbolt geno,l 5u priifer. ,.Gs
niist niftS, meinc 2iebc." iogie Sir
ardp bpiimmgalos. sd habe bic
Bidder Ielbit id,on Ourd,qeieber Sic
fino gdll6 III DER Sronnig. 10 melt i'd
IS be%urtbcileu fam. abcr id, Der.
itebe niflt& bon @elhGitSonseIcgcn.
beiteu."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10
CURFEW LAW NO Longer
IN FORCE IN AEERIClJS
Not Repealed But Certainly
Not Enforced

What has become Of that very eX-
ceIlent institutional "curfew law,
which became operativ, in Americas
in early summer and semained effec-
tive for wellnight Week? That the
regulation was a good one--a very
good one, was never questioned, and
parents of young boys who lad pre-
viously loitered upon JLe streets IN
til midnight praised the city council
for having passed the cgrfcw law. But
lit seems a dead letter now, as every
night a score or more young boys.
whose ages are between 70 and 16,
are hanging about the street corners.
The curfew law was a good one when
instituted, and it would be equally a
good one now if the police win but
enforce it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10
GIRLS OFF TO COLLEGE
and BOOKS FOR FALL
Americas Has Fair Repre-.
SGntdtiVGS In Many

This week the pretty schol girls
will begin leaving Americas for the
several schools and colleges up the
state, and indications now point to a
larger number than usual attending
from this city and section.
The complete list of those going
this week could not be secured yes
terday, and only a partial list is CIV
en- herewith:
Miss Floyd Fort has gone to Wash
ington, where she will teach express
sion in one of the select schools 81
the national capitol. Miss Georgia
Fort goes. there as a pupil.
Miss Hodges viii be the only repre-
sentative from here at Agnes Scott
Misses Floyd Johnson, taking a pos
graduate course; and Misses Maud'
HIT and Ella Brody are at the Geor.
gia Normal, in Athens.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10
HOW TO REMOVE FRECKLES.
Wilson'S FreCkIe Cream is Positively
Guaranteed to Do the Work.

Letters are constantly being receiv-
by the makers of Wilson's Freckle
Cream from prominent ladies' saying
that they have at last discovered how
to remove freckles.
Just because you happen to have
freckles is no reason why you should
always have them.
Mrs. NJ. J. Rivers wrote from Berne,
Switzerland, saying: IF after giving
Wilson's Freckle Cream a fair trial il
does not cure your skin there is no
remedy for you. l always took the
best care of my skin, but freckled
'dreadfully and could get no remedy
until | found Wilson's FreckIe> Cream.
One jar of Wilson's Freckle Cream
will cause your freckles to perceptibly
fade, and the second jar will entirely
remove them.
The druggist is instructed to return
your money to you if it doesn't do
just what we claim for it.
Try jar today. You'll be delight
ed with it's fine effect on your skin. If
your druggist cannot supply you, send
80 cents to the Wilson Freckle Cream
Company, Charleston, S. c.. and they
will send you a full size jar.
Murray & Hooks, Agents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10
AMERICUS HAS LEAD IN
RECEIPTS OE COTTON
Looking To Twelve Thousand
Bale Mark

Americas warehouses garnered the
cotton bales yesterday, and while re
ceipts were not so large as on last
season. they ran up close to the thou
sand bale mark and made Americas
the busiest interior market in the
state.
All day the farm wagons pour
ed in, and the farmers and the sable
cotton pickers came too. 1t was
great crowd here, and the ycame on
business bent.
Sales of cotton were very general
around II IL cents, the average bale
thus netting near $50 and many thou
sands in coin Of the realm thus went
into business channels. Trade in all
l. lines was fairly good when the con-
tinued hot weather is considered.
Despite this drawback, the dry
goods and clothing merchants had an
excellent trade.
Every train arriving here, during
the morning brought mighty host
of shoppers. The Seaboard "ShoOtiy''
one of the best trains coming to
Americas, arrived at 1910 o'clock, sv-
cry coach crowded to the platform.
Probably 400 people came in on this
train alone.
All the other Seaboard trains brought
buyers in force, while the Central
trains came crowds as we'll, spe-
cially the $50 morning train from
Albany and other towns below Ameri-
Gus. all of which were well represent
ed here yesterday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10
SEASON OF THE SALLY
COMES TO A CLOSE
Battle For The Pennant Is
Next WagGd

Americas fans who followed the for
tunes of the Sally League team dur
ing the late season saw the final finish
yesterday when the last games of the
series were played, the bats stacked
and the nifty players disbanded. The
series throughout was we'll managed
and patrons of the game given good
ball.
Wind the wind-up of the regular sea-
son the two Columbus and
Columbia-are planning for the post
season series for the championship Of
the league. This all important series
begins at Columbus on Monday and
will be wound up during the week.
Jim Fox won the first flag for CO.
lumbus, making a runaway race If
the affair. 1t was on account of the
big lead attained by the Fox club that
the league season was cut in hall,
thus giving the other clubs an oppor-
tunity to get in the race during the
second season.
Wild Bill Clarke got his team off IN
front in the second race and has never
been headed. The crack twirling Of
Fuldenweider, Wagner and Barren-
kamp have copied for Clarke and this
same trio promise to make it highly
interesting for the Columbus club dur
ing the post season series.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10
FREE
BlOOd-POiSOn
CURE

Many People Have Blood Poison ana
Don't now 1t. Remedy Also Cures
i. Eczema, Rheumatism, Catarrh
Which Come From Poisoned, DiSeas.
ed Blood.
For twenty-five years Botanic Blood
Balm (B, B. b. has been curing yearly
thousands of sufferers from Primary,
Secondary or Tertiary Blood Poison,
and all forms of Blood and Skin Dis
eases, Rheumatism and Eczema. We
solicit the most obstinate cases, be-
cause B. B. B. cures where all else
fails. If you have aches and pains
in Bones Back or joints, Mucous
Patches in mouth, Sore Throat, PIN
pies, Copper-Colored Spots, Ulcers on
any part of the body, Hair or Eyebrows
falling out, Itching, Watery bisters, or
open humors, Risings or pimples Of
Eczema, Boils, Swellings. Eating Sores,
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10

Miss Wray Chester will be among
the fair representatives at Wesleyan
College from this city.
Miss Mildred Lide will go to Cox
College, at College Park.
Misses Hattie May Ross, Louise
Rodgers and the Misses Ranew, the
latter from Leslie, will attend Bes-
sic Tiff College.
Brenau will have, among other fair
students attending from Americas,
Misses Mary Ella Davenport Laverne
Thomas. Mary Belle Hixon and Cara
bel Glover, besides others whose
names are not yet given.
The boys, too, are going to college
and Mercer, Stone Mountain, the State
Tech and State University will draw
largely from Americas this fall.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10
POPULAR VERDICT.
Based on Evidence of Americas People

Based on Evidence Oh AmeTICuS IeOpic
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They gladly praise Doan's Kidney
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Americas evidence is now complete.
Americus testimony is confirmed.
Reports of early relief Substantial
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Cures doubly proved by test Of time.
Let an Americas citizen speak.
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icus, Ca, says: You may continue
to use my endorsement Of Doan S
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ly as ever. l willingly confirm all
l. have previously said in their praise.
This remedy relieved me of pain
through the small of my back and also
regulated the passages Of the kidney
secretions."
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
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Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10

Thirty days hence, and the cussful
cit who now swears at the warm
weather will wonder why he had not
laid in the winters coal.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10
TALES OF The TOWN
TOLD in A few LINES
Pencil Stubs Picked Up at
Random

Following popular new books just
received: Winning of Barbara Worth,
Common Law and Ne'er Do Well, Ho'-
lidays Book Store.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10

Americas cotton receipts are already
at the 1000 bale mark. whereas, only
1900 bales had been marketed at this
date last season.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10

Every business man and citizen Of
Americas should attend Monday night
the meeting called to enter protest
against the grabbing of the Shoofy
train.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10

Secretary Murray Dunn is going t
do a4great work for Americas boys
and bring scores of them under infiu
ence of the Y. M. c. A.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10

The meeting of city council Monday
night. when matters dealing with the
waterworks will be disposed of, is the
most vital held in years.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10

Cotton keeps advancing, despite bear
talk of a ,OOO,OO0-bale crop and usual
rumors of mill curtailment. The
world must have the stuff.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10

The operation of the huge steam con
crete mixer at the hotel corner is a
never-ending source of attraction tc
hundreds of passers-by there.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10

A fire alarm would not create hall
the terror in the heart Juvenile here as
will the slang Of the old public school
bell one week hence.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10

Oh JOY unutterable The circus, the
real Barnum & Bailey leviathan, Is
happy on the way, and is coming c
Americas late in October.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10

How to make two bales of cotton
grow on an acre where one grew be-
fore is the interesting problem this
year solved by farmers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10

1t was a married man who said a
woman may only kiss her husband
when she needs money, and still not
be stingy with her kisses"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10

Yes, Pearline, the streets will really
be paved-some time. 1t looks now as
though the paving would begin one
week from tomorrow.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10

Not a merchant or business man n
Americas. or in this territory for
fifty miles around, wishes any change
in the "Shoofy" schedule.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10

In years agone Savannah ridiculed the
Seaboard and tried by every possible
means to keep it from being built
there. Now, she wants to gobble it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-10

After lying asleep for ten days, IN
Atlanta old maid is really dead. The
time was too long for her to keep sill
ent and live.