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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-15

Obituaries resolutions OF respect, cards
II thanks-alI matter not NEWS-wlll be
-harged for at the rate OF cents per tlne
Poetry at double price.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-15

q; w. MCKNIGHT, Managing EDITOR
" A OWRBY City Editor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-15

Entered at the Waxahachie Postotfice as
Mail Matter Of the Second Class.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28
Nwu0r aonroson
MACH FlUcRER'S
CASTOR
9as &~unoesidakamt.
@~uihinqton. 90. Sea.

Mntrdge auf iofortige &eform bes
8anf= uno @elotpeien : spifems I'M
2anSe, iopie auf cine mtilenfdafli=
DIE 3ougeiebgebung, ser gan5li6 neue
@run5idbe ltnterliegen, - 6te praf-
tii9en grfabrungen bes 3%onoienites
iteben an erl ter 5tQee in Sem Sab
reberi9t, Sen ser ~S@abamtsiefretdr
Mac8eagb 6em &ongreB eingereidt
bat. Dieier Nadtpeis iiber sic 5inan=
gen seq 2anbes itrobt bon oringenoen
gmfebllmger Iur Before 6inan5ge=
iebe I'M 2tdte SET @rfabrungen. Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28

sefretar iiebt auf @runo Ser Sdd-
bungen BON Sadper itdnoigen etnen
l1eberiduB bon ungefabr 500, 900, 900
am gn0e oes Gisfaliabres 1918 lnter
MusidluB Ser 4l1sgaben fir SEN Ba,
ranpo=@onal poro1s. @iiroe mart sic
Ml1sgoben fir SEN &anal in 6as
8uoget einidlieBen, bann piiroe fi9
aller6ings Elm 5ebIbetrag bon $751;
00O,0 ergeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28
fat =
GrtdItnn8ea. &,tten mnb aue
GALS tno eaasen.8tf41erse,,

.Gbas. GafIebon, .Gnmbtrranb, Byo.,
faet, oeb er bic fdlimtk erfdItuns bate,
ote ie einen Manr pIoete, NIB bieielbe Ia
ein paar 9agtn nit 8Aruer'S Mite
&tme Of Ear beiIte.t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28

l%lnaufbaltfm pdbrenb 40 sSabren IN
Der gunif oeno@fen, ftebt e. beute stne
fetnes@ ei@en ftr ale ealSs NIB 2ust,
8eNe8ef9peroea ha.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28
.enSet @inter.1 eidhperbe1.

Binter III fir rieIe cine 4rarfbeih.
faiior. De bonn 8rof ~sebii1ener
3ebet urt0 Singer, nlfgeipringeree
.adnbe unb 2ippen, G~roitbe11len. falte
Be6et,, rcfbe nn0 rn1be &n1t betDei.
len es. Mber folde 8edtperoen file
hen Dor DudIen's Mrnico ealbe. Gin
geruh meraeligt. @r6Bter Seller
rp1 Grandchildren. Beat1en, &dmnrr-
boioen, Sd@nitttpunoen, @ehen, Anet.
lduna,et1, eczema unb 8errtnfnfngeenli.
Chr 25j lei Ter Molitor Drl4 Sc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28

lucy =
90 fiderte sic @ret. r9odmaroen,
6as bat fetne Gle. SIN Griibiabr,
menn Ser @dnee meg i'll, ia. aber
iebt-ltm feline @elt! Midt gum Mus.
baIten lit es 90 oben. 11no fein 8r0d-
lem @oI3 -"
rDa nriiBt SIR eben int Dorf einer
l1nteridIupf iuden."
uDas bab' i'd audi geoadt, @od-
miir6en. -. Die 8reoigt am CONT
tag por 10 i9on - bonn beiligen
Seller. 9obei Job i4 thinner al, Sen
|Bfarrbof BON Genet Mi9aef oe1tfen
miiiien:: 50 iit's 10 tparnr, 10 lieb. 9a
miro mop int @inter ein EIitden 5;1ir
Ole @ret lein, bob' id. geoadt. lln0
nun bin i'd %. @edt id0n Litter
modh' id, 9o4muroen.
Ser Bfarrer mar 3rpar etlpas er.
.italrt uber oieie ieltim1e 9itte. Mber
ct n1n@en2 @er.am Sorns
tag bon Der dr1tIid,e,r 2tsbe unb
Barmber5igfeit preoigt, onrf a,r Mon.
tog nidt. Elm ar11es 8eibIeir aor Die
E1biire fehe11. Gin Hrieiter mug Bot-
tes Bort ri# MIR lebre,,, io1,oern
aud Iben! 49,. 1tr6 10 bIieb Die @rct
Sen go1aen @inter iiber I'M Rfarrbdls
ltno madte iib 1iikIi9, mo- fie fonnte.
Dos 8erf Der Barmber3igfeit lcbrte
itd reihIid. J.
@eibnndten TAM bernns Beibnnd-
ten IN sen Bergen, Beibnadten I'M
.5hnee!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28
ed furterte tetbtt mel.
ttett 8rm6t6aoe1t.
Sd ,uerSe Sbnen aeieen mie Sic ben Sbrtse1
fnriere1t Bunel1, rnb 3uar foRenfrtt4 :

jGeit gobre7 tpdr i'd btIflos rnb n1n$te ba4
Bet blten uegen zines Soppelten B~ri9f@a6en9.
bd1,Sern. @tniee peintate1 mid, a1sere tparen
gernbean gefdbrli9, unb ietns to1.rte ben Bras6
5urudbuIter. STE. Mer5te .fdeten, bab i9 fterhen
.fe aber uiie ur1o iurterte mid feIbft bern1itteIt
elmer einfa9en Wsethooe. tpef@e i'd entbedte.
Seberulnnn fam btefeIbe sebrautberr uto ID
fenoe fte ur1enlgeItlt9 an etne1 Sseber, bee nttE
bes.ueee1 f6reibt. SilIen sic folgeHoe3 getpps1
als n10 f4tden Sic e6 mir teute:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28
New Process
Steam Laundry.
eentt Sbr et,uas BON Cure Bdfde?

ITHI1 WI C'""s y"
@enn 10, bann miro es lid gl1dR log,
men, nidt anger 4tt gu 1oRen, oqk mn
Guer gigentbum bebanoeln, als D9re e.
bas unisrige. Wir babsn e1e oufta.
1ialte @aldanjtalt I'M ax Moaofoe M;1 nm ~.
6eher Gure Sohen nidbt. @enn 99ar
RENE Nrbeit unb bette @eba'btne9
poat. purn benft an uns. l1niere Br.9S
ie iinb niebriger als i%ouitipp, unD NJ
belprpen eure Sarni1ientpSfhe bihtef1,
uls S;Sh1 es ]eIbft t1un knnt. @rtnaSaaqed
unb Hberseuet Gud: @ir 9aben Ager|
ten in BEN u%mIiegenben 6tubten.
G. i. Rcser, 2ampfmafdanftaltr
gigentbinrer.
8. Mpe. e.. ct. @lon6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28
@einer 2ebtao hatte Ser 8forrer

seiner 2ebtag bette Ser Bfarrer
bon Comet MifaeI nidt iopieI Shnee
tgeieben. Stint, feds 5dub lag er. 0ie
@aiuier iaben aug mie ll1gebeuer gro-
BE, tpeiBe gieneuforbe uno ser &ir9-
tburm batte cine mdidtige 3ipfeImiite
aufgeitulpt, oaB es fat gum 2aden
|1Dnr.
Son ser Greu6e, sic ser beiIige
gbriit ionft- auf sic groe berabbradte,
|iab Der &farrer bel ieiner @emeinoe
nidt bel: Die 9er3e1r ser Mdnner Bile
BEN Fart, nur ole &in6er bate er ge-
monnen. Mun, bas mar bod ettpas.
Die Manner itanoen linn nod ferne,
uno oas triibte feline @eibna9tsfrel1-
Be.
Mber in ser parn1e,t, trouIiden
Stube, als bie 2idter auf Dem
@briitbaume flimmerten, Ga pergaB CT
ale sorgen uno marc mieoer jung, 90
ging Elm itiller, gutter @1gel ourd) bas
ate 8%farrbaus un6 podte leiie al bic
Sbiire um an sic Ser5en, uno iein
Name mar milo un6 id0n: ser Grieoe!
9rauBen lag cine fti1e, Hare @ii1=
ternadt. glm &immel %flimmerten sic
Sterne, 6ur9 6ie 2uft t0nte es pie lei
Ter @eiang, mie beimlides &lingen,
menn ser 8in0 feline @arfe idldgt uno
sic eritarrten 5aiten gu tonen Begin
men. Muf Ser @r0e sic beilige stile,
0ie frobe @rmurtung auf 6as gottlide
&in6. .
Ser Hfarrer itefte ont Gbriitbaum
Sic erloidenen &er59en auf's neue an,
eine INN Sic aroere, unb freute it9 mie
elm &in6. u@eibnadt, ftiae, ielige
@adt!" fagte CT gu Barbara. ~Da
mer6en mir bo9 alle gu &in6ern. Sour
Elm tpenig einiam iit's uno gar al fill
le. IS feblt ser laute SSubeI, bas fr0b-
lide, iorgloie 2aden> 6as nun 6ie ST.
gen6 fat. Sc feblen sic 2teblinge seq
beiligen @briit: Sic &in6er, Sic r%eire11,
ole unidul6igen. ..."
Grau Barbara I49elte n~erlege1t,
5upfte an oen 8an6ern ibrer @aube
uno minfte ser @ret, Die int 0fentpi,t
tel leiie fiderte, gu idmeigen u@enn
@ohmiiroen sic fleinen @aben anleben
nouen. go"
rgs iin6 gu piele, 6rau Barbara.
Limo id peritebe nidt, po5u, 6ies -.
uno 6ies.. %. St ~pertiefte itd IN 6ie
pI4uaqu@ ulaq 4np aeq 6nn4ppa4e66
gebauften 1inge, ofnete au@ mobI Elm
peridniirtes &ddden un1 gerietb
mebr in Staunen.
Da Hang Elm LETTER, iiiBer Son 6ur6
Sic 5tine, als Oh cine bobe, bene @nite
geitriden miiroe, als ob bon fern cine
@lode Hange. Ser Nfarrer trat ans
Ieniter. Ser @imnrel mar flqr, Ster=
ne bliBten, Elm Ieidter S4leier lag tint
i6ie goI6enen Muen. 9os 5dneefeI6
lag bo9 un6 meid un6 5ittern0e 2id=
ter b1]dten ooriiber Fin.
(6ortiebung folgt).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28

rla eber feblt's - am euten 8il-
len. @an ftedt al tief I'M Sumpi
mon fommt nidt beraus 9ieie
steinbreder idon gar nidt. @ie sic
alten il,ngen, 10 5tpitiderr, oie SUM-
gen. SSm @rtn6e gebt es Mir aud,
niht anoers. SSn 'oieIer @tniamteit
fonnte ib es niht LANCER als Elm paar
@oden a11sbalten: th ginge %5ugrunoe.
Sd braude 1as laute, froblide 2eben
ser groBen 8elt = 10 bin i5 es 1,ll!i
eiinma1 getpobnt. MQes anoere lit gar
fein 2eben. Sid a11sIeben, sic Gre11oe
genteBen = 6ns min au9 gelernt fem.
Gs lit bod 10 i90n, 6as 2eben -"
Limo 10 emit Serr @raf. Gin itei-
Ter, fteiniger @eg, aber Elm berrlides
3iel."
n@m-ia ia. go mie sic oas aeben
auffaifen, = id nebme es Elm bisden
anoers. Mber 6ariiber i%treiten mir
nidt, mein lieber @farrer. 8ieaeidt
re6en mir ein an6ermal barber.
Gonn min id sic mobl fragen, mie
melt Sic NIT Sbren 5teinbref)ern ge=
fommen iinb...."
Ct bra9 ab uno lauidte nad ser
Ebiire Fin. uMbn - So fommen
meme Sag6gdite ur6 nebmen mild in
geidlag. sic per5eiben ="
9ie Sbiren flogen auf uno berein
flatterte es pie Elm Sdmorm bunter
@dmetterIinge: roiige @eiidter, rotbe
2ippen, laden6e Mugen, meiBe Mrme,
leudtenoe @piben.
y6reut eu6 6es 2ebens, neil nod 5as
2dmpden gliibt.
Hfliidet 6ie Stole, eff Tie perblibt -"
fla1g es, ur6 i'm Mugenblid tpar Ser
@raf umringt.
Ser @farrer fam ith in oteier
'Sdaar BON bunten Galtern mie elm
Habe Dor nn6 empfabl it9.
~Muf @ieoerieben, mein lieber 8far=
rer! 90. .Seben Sic, 10 lit Nun einmaI
oas 2eben - es reiBt rns fort -"
Sa-io 1par 6aS 2eben oieier @elt-
meniden: bunt un6 glan5enb mie cine
SeifenbIaie, ltn0 0o6 10 BOIL lt16 leer:
Elm bl1nter Marft, bon Sem Sic meiiten
unbefrte6igt ideioen. -
3mei poae @oden oal1erte oas 2e=
ben bon @lan5 uno Sreli0e i'm
S9loiie, oar11 perlt1mnrte es pI0tIi9:
ser itrenge 9err inn meiBen @ermeIin,
Ole @rone bon @iscrpitau auf Sem
.6a1pte, bate 6as luitige, Ie%hensfro5e
8olf aus ieinem &eide perid1euht.
Ser @inter batte ginse5r III 0en
Bergen gebolten. 9ie Nr6eit rubte.
Ser 5ruit fdlug sic gr6e in. itarra
Gelieln, ein eiiiger Bin6 pfiff bon sen
Bergen, uno Die @a[te gtng bHr9
Wtdrt ur0 ge1n. Sfnee glaf5te, To-
peit 6as Muge reidte, un6 obe1l lit oen
Bergen eritredten ii9 rieien5afte gis-
feloer.
Ser Hfarrer 6a9te an sic Uret. Die
MIN mu%tterieelen aI1ein oben in i5reln
eteinbiibmarsden iaB un6 oor1 Gorfe
abgeidnitten NOR. Isle miro oo9
nidt erfrieren" iagte er at 6rau @ar=
bara.
@ie er nod ipra@, flopfte es an sic
SGure. 1n6 mer trat berein t.: Die
marine Stube? Die @ret near es =!
Sic @ret nit ibren Eriefauge:1 u11o if
rem &un3eIgeiidt.
linn aner @eiligen miQen. lpie
fommt SIR berab iiber 6ie gisfeloer?"
REF ser Hfarrer.
Sic @ret mdrmte ii9 erit INT Glen,
uno Damn idienen al oie &un5e(n ul1o
Saltden in DEM @eiidt oes @eihleins
a%uf5ubauen un6 gu 5uden. nMuf Ell
mem sdlitten bob id MIDI geiebt,
@odmiir6en,~ iagte sic @ret. u@s
ging tpie Ser 8lts, mo ood ules ipie-
gelglaH 1T"
uSeius! - 6es Coles bdittet Str
iein fonnen! l1no Damn Ser Muf-
tieg -
' . Ef ~
So fiderte sic @ret. r@odpiiroen,
oas bat feline Gle. SIM 6riibiabr,
tpem Der Sdnee meg III, ia. Aber
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eeit i'd ben Stat i'm aoier.t=ta.gnh befotse,
eIIen pir ale nadn 6er5enslut. @egen
Nnhennirifi2 iinn mir icft %nCidiitt!

eMeu lUtr QAe H0W peI6eHSt1N- VSYSn
Mppenoieitis limb mir Jet seidiet!
3sl9 Elm sese1 eegen Mp Up segzl g.
efien fam, obne Mneft ueee1 bieier beimtidis
{@sn aranibeit! @s!@ elm u seg 95,1f.r ioi1Etlse
5eIn at finoen-iider, eeiunb unb itarf 5u fem:
asin @!nb i'm gsa!een, tauT @ef; Ming gen YET ssn,
Gfien. aein 9efi1rdte, ipeeer1 ser eribredeIz
ben slpt enoieiti5: 2eiet ben 9tat i'm aolersi,ta.
Bud - 10 Iei6t beritdnoIi6 pie oas nIbe'
u11b ahfolut fiber.
e6reibt euren 9sauen nnten bin, lest cine
&c grietmazts easn: n1o a Shs merSst 9 }1s; be- be.
baftsn: 2teles unoersleiaIibe BUD 1T elm
,pirfli6ess, aIeinoo; es ertldrt Sinee, Sie nur
nno iberrafden. 90 entbdIt biele furioie
BiIoer uno ertldrt, uie mon f~piortige grIei9tez
rung bon Wagenz uno Observation-Disclosures
befomn1en lam. foie appenbieitis entitebt. uie
oieielbee obne 0peratio1 eebeilt tpsrDen iamn:
nit @el1 5u .b%eaablena ieoo6 dpitet ss rur
cine &c 8riefmarfe. gbreifiere: Molerifa go,
Sept. Al, st. Saul, Minn.
The evening world., 1911-02-16
cleared unconstitutional.

declared unconstitutional.
The order provides that the balance
of the fund paid into court by each
company for the benefit OF gas con-
tuners. and from which nearly si2,-
10000 has been paid out In reimburse
mcnt of the difference between so
cents and the old 81 rate. as collected
by the companies pending the litiga-
ton, shall remain under the jurisdlc-
ton of the court for the present 70
meet possible claims that may be pre-
scented.
TIE suits were based on the conten-
ton that at - cents the gas companies
could not makc a profit equal TO the
icgal rate OF interest. six per cent.
and that the operation Of the law
would consequently take from the
stockholders their property without
due process e law.
The case tried rs n test was tha, NJ
the Consolidated Gas COMPANY. Tbo
litigation has been pending in the
Federal courts since May I. 1906.
The evening world., 1911-02-16
WALL Street.

StutHs turned "a. ,gcdiHgly weak dur
ing the afternoon period. In the last
half hour tlc -: reacted wi.a great
rap!llt". and low ranges of the day
were established at the close. Losses
were from ! to 3 points.
Late sentiment was distinctly bear
ish. rnsettlement concerning the Su-
preme Court cases. which Wall street
expects to be handed down In the near
future, and the knowledge that the best
news was out about Missouri Pacific,
greatly accelerated the selling move
mCnt. During the last few minutes
the Exchange was flooded with selling
orders. caused by a rumor that John ID.
Rockefeller was dead. The report was
Immediately denied at the standard Oh
Offices.
Total sales Of stocks were 73S. leo
shares and Of bonds S3,lOi,0 90.
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GAS RATE
LEGAL AND COURT
WILL PAY CLAIMS

on the application OF william T..
Burr, Assistant Corporation Counsel,
Circuit court, signed an order to-day
dismiasing the suits brought by the
Central Union. Northern Union, stand
ara. Sew Amsterdam and Mutual Gas
Companies t. have the Eighty Cent
Law Of the State Of New YORK
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his sign. but the watcher had been lured
from his post hy a pretended riot md
when he got back On the job tho newest
heavy gilt sign had been t.isscied from,
rs m%Oorings
Detective Fred Budmcle- OF the High
bridge station was assigned 20 Invest
gate. Buducycr Ives " the o. hear,
of the mxn cbllc'ti0g region At No. .!
buchanan place. Uniyc"sity Heights. H.
suspected, but j; WIS necessary 20 Oh
tain proofs.
On the Walls.
While ialSlng with the jauiior OF NJ.
30 Buchanan place nc learned that a
bunch 81 students had 'u.t moved on.
and that they had lef; some handsome
signs on their walls. Budmcycr went
into tho vacant Hat and found the signs
Of Dr. O. Seilegel Of No. 81 West Nine
ty-nrst street and OF u. \. Andrcds OF
No. l3 West Nincty.1fth street. lie
waited around fot the boys to come
back for the signs. but some one must
have tipped them of.
Then Budmcycr went 10 Supcrintend-
ont Noulscy OF the university and asked
that a tentative search be made In ono
OF tho durnitories. WDolscy preferred
{, make a raid.
lie went through the rooms OF Gou!1
Dormitorv like o cyclone and the fcw
students who were in their roons were
stupeGcd at the outrage that they
no enurt to save ter collections.
To-day they are indignant beyond meas
ure Of words.
What VIII become Of their sacred pri-
vilegcs " this SOFT ~ thiIg goes on!
They promise some dt:E plotting. the
results OF which viii burst forth Hike n
terrible bomb. So BEWARE! BE-
WARE! BEWAIiE''' sc clitin mlnoins
of law and order. and AGAIN BEWARE.
The evening world., 1911-02-16
Orphan. n, the uiprodrom..

Thrte hundred children from tho H..
brew orphan Asylum and sixty chill
dren from tho Orphans Home and
Asylum o: the Protestant Episcop,l
Church. g Convent avenue. were cntpr.
tanned at the lfippodromc matinee ycs.
tcrday by the Messrs. shubcrt. a.
many more children from tho iIrlrcy
orphan Asylum will witness to-day g
matinee.
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vARLETS,B BEWARE!
TRAMPLE NOT UPON
Students RIGHTS
Which in Ordinary Language
Means Don't Raid Rooms at
II New York University.
"A MEETING OF PROTEST.
Boys in Gould Hall Believe
They Have License to Swipe
& Decorative Signs.
"A MEETING OF

A secret mass-meo;ine will be hold a.
Now York University to-day to enter a
protest against the outrageous conduct
OF the university and police authorities
In raidlng the rooms OF student AMI
taking thcrcfrom handsome souvenirs
that the boys have been collecting at
greai pains and risk.
In Just one raid on Goull dormi.ory
last night stunt. Wn1!sey tuthlessly
lkol2cl hfiy gil.-iet!ered signs %: de-.
,ors. dentists. hrevcrlcs, Telephone sta
ttions. real estate Offices. groceries AID
banks.
IS 1t Is rue that hundreds OF doctors
and dentists. ct al. have been complain.
i.E to tie pollcc for weeks o: the tnef.
OF their s,gus. Ii is true that the su-
.jhorities o: New York University and
COLUMBIA University have been asked
10 investigate. and II is true that citi-
Z tzcns have Informed IN, police that they
Saw flying sduadrons Of youths forag-
Ing fo- signs IN divers sections Of the
City. This sort Of thing was TO be OK
ipectcd. There are grown-up crouches
ha-plen:y. b.: because certain and sun
Cry pecves max. n hollcr does that
t3ustify the Invasion OF the sanctity Of
The dormitory. 1T DOES NOT! pro-
claim the hos: OF indignant undergrad.
tuates,
II Common Property.
IA In the clustered halls OF learning all
over the LAM 1, has long been the UNI
property II one Is clever enough TO pos
- ~ 49, =
caught. The boob or bungier who per-
tnits himself to fall into the hands OF
the law while In the act OF removing a
4ign has no friends and no standing in
bic student world. He Is n Bum
fagin" In the vernacular Of tho under
graduate world.
But he who succeeds in niftily de-
tbching half a dozen signs from the
= r~rownstone fronts of swell Doctors and
dentist's offices or from the side walls
u a barred and embattied bank In n
U1ince among his kind. lie who has
not at least one sign to nall up over
his door Is n mollycoddle Of the milk
sDpplest dye.
= Polished brass signs with deeply in
: aeribed black letters are In hlrhest
demand.- Glass and gilt signs are sec
and choice. Wooden signs. unless orna-
tpented with the name and calling of a
midwife. are pretty poor plumber. The
signs OF .grocers. butchers, druggists
Md deiicatesseners are only cought TO
~ out u collection. Ten signs. begin
nlng with a BAN and running down TO
corn doctor. are considered Il complete
Collection.
The evening world., 1911-02-16

To-day's highest. lowest and last prices Of stock
and ot net changes IS compared with ytsterday
final figures are rs fOI.rws;
The evening world., 1911-02-16

Munyon's Cold Remedy Relieves the
head. throat and lungs almost Immediate
~. Checks fcvers, stops Discharges 81
the nose. takes away all aches and pains
caused by colds. II cures Drip and oh.
stirntc Coughs and prevents Pneumonia
Write Prof Nuuyon. j3rd and jefferson
SITS. Phila., Pa, 70: medical advice alb.
~solutcly free.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-01-31
STUART 'S
BUCHU AND JUNIPER COMPOUND
CURES KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLES
POVERTY THROUGH LUTHER'S
EYES.

There is a delightfully."- written life
of Martin Luther now running in the
Century Magazine, from which the fol
lowing characteristic passage comes
Martin Luther was very human and
very Ioveable, strikingly like Lincoln
in his quaint humor, his LONELINESS i'll
speech, his human sympathies, his
simplicity of character, his clearness
of vision. He came, as so many of the
worlds great men come, of peasant
stock 4 am peasants son. My
father, my grandfather and my great
grandfather were genuine peasants,
he was accustomed to say, not without
a touch of pride. He was of the com
mon people and was glad Of it. 1t was
one of the secrets of his poverty.
Poor mems sons" he once said
must labor to lift themselves out Of
the dust, and must endure greatly
And because they have nothing tc
boast about or pride themselves upon
they trust God, control themselves and
Keep still The poor fear God, there
fore he gives the mgood heads that
they may study, become educated and
intelligent, and be able to assist prime
es, kings and emperors with their wis
dom
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-01-31
Big AUDIENCE TO GREET
LYMANS At THEATRE
Prime Attraction For Thursday
Evening

The occasion theatrical at the opera
house this week is the appearance here
again of the Lyman Twins and their
select company on Thursday night
next. So we'll and fayorably known %
Americas playgoers are the inimitable
Lyman brothers that the mere an
nouncement of their coming is sufti-
cient to insure a full house. The re-
semblance of the Twins" is so strik-
ing that it affords opportunity for all
manner of ludicrous mistakes and
comical situations which keep the
auEence Ill d roar for two hours A
great chorus of pretty girls and fun
ny comedians assist in the presenta-
ton of the Lyman's great play, The
Prize Winners and a feast of fun IS
promised Thursday night.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-01-31
CIRCULAR NO. 354.
Passenger Rule No. }.

Passenger Rule No. ) is hereby re.
.pealed, and the following substituted
in lieu thereof:
Where baggage received by compa
mics as provided for by Rule is moi
checked within twenty-four hours af
ter being so received or where bag
gage is allowel to remain unclaimed
lat destination more than twenty-foul
hours after arrival of train transport
ing same, such companies are author
lied to charge twenty-five cents
storage for the same fol
each separate twenty-four hour.
or fraction thereof, after tn,
expiration of said twenty-four hours
Sundays and legal holidays except
ed"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-01-31
FOR SALE

107 1-3 acres, three miles of railroad
station, room house, so acres open,
near church and school $500.
600 acres, 4 miles of town of 5000
people. 4 room house, 100 acres open,
300 acres creek land, would make fine
pasture, only So acre. Take this and
double your money.
600 acres, 3 miles of railroad sta
ton, 3 room house, 800 acres open,
running water, soil red and gray, big
bargain. $12 acre.
600 acres extra fine cotton land IL
miles of railroad station, 300 acres
open, tenant houses. $50 acre.
Z room house On one of the best
streets, large lot $500.
6 room house with sewerage and
bath, garden and barn, $1,4OO. Rent
$16O.
5room house, jackson street $4,000.
900.
room house with six acres of land,
$500.
FOR RENT.
horse farl2 and one 10 horse farm.
Come to see me if you wish to sell,
buy or rent.
P. B. WILLIFORD,
zoo Cotton AVGnnG, AMERICUS, GA.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-01-31

The following amendment to the
Commissioners Classification o
Freights is hereby adopted;
c. r. o. r
Brick, Common, Pressed and
Fire. See Rule IL, G. L.,
10000 lbs. ...............P
Same, L. c. L.. .........G
This circular shall be in effect or
and after February 18th, 1911, and re.
peals everything in conflict.
BY Order of the Commission.
H. w. HILL,
CAMPBELL WALLACE, Chairman.
Secretary.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-01-31
Freight and Passenger Tariffs Of the
ShrnrMnnl HALLWAY CnmnAmN.

The Sherwood Railway Company S
hereby placed in Passenger Glass r,
an din Freight Glass d, Of the Com
mssioners' Passenger and Freight Ia
riff Classifications respectively, and IS
allowed to charge for the transporta-
ton of passengers and freights no
more than is authorized by said
classes,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-01-31

Many girl plans her trousseau ~
fore she says anything to the lelio"
about it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-01-31

How one woman must hate another
when she speaks of her as chat thlns'
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-01-31
TO THE PUBLIC

/ moving my cigar factory known
as the Americas Cigar Co. to Augusta,
Ga, and incorporated as the Dorr
Cigar Factory, I wish to thank the
people for their liberal patronage and
ontidence bestowed upon me. In NOV
ing l will enlarge my business, and
be able. to bring out new and advanced
ideas which I have acquired from my
past experience, and which the adj
vanced tastes of the smokers demand.
Ny new brand will be the E & D.
Smoker, and on the market in a few
weeks.
Yours very respectfully,
W. 7. EDWARDS,
Proprietor Americas Cigar Works.