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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-07
FUNERAL OF
MISS GORDY
YESTERDAY

The funeral of Miss Florence R.
Gordy was conducted yesterday af-
ternoon at o'clock, from the First
Methodist church by the pastor, Re7
o. B. Chester, and attended by large
concourse of sorrowing friends and
relatives.
Many beautiful floral emblems Gov
cred the handsome casket as the pail
bearers, Messrs. R. p Stackhouse, +,
Y Andrews, Allen Hill, o. P. Wallis,
H. B. Hansford and Leon Slappy bore
it from the church. The exercises
were concluded at Oakgrove Gene
terry.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-07
Death OF MRS. BRADLEY
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Funeral From Residence On
Prince Street

Mrs. w. B. Bradley an aged and
'estlmable lady long a resident of
, sumter county, died last night at
''5O O'Clock at the residence of Mr..
D. L. Bradley on Prince street. Mrs.
bradley was sixty-fve years of age,
ana for long while lived near Les
ne More than year ago she be-
came i'll with rheumatism and with
"er husband, Mr.. w. B. Bradley, came
10 Americus to reside. A stroke OF
paralysis on Friday last served to
hasten the end. The funeral SER
wees will be held this afternoon at
clock from the Bradley residence OF
rrlnce street. conducted by Rev. o
B. Chester.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-07
TO PREACH SERMON
At BRENAU COLLEGE
Son Of Famous Preacher 10.
Deliver 1t

Atlanta, May 6.-Rev. Arthur Cor
don, pastor of the Ponce de Leon
Baptist church, Atlanta, is to preach
the annual baccalaureate sermon this
year, May 26th, at Brenau college.
Gainesville. DR.. Gordon is a son OF
the late Rev. A. ]. Gordon, the most
widely known Baptist minister wha
ever lived in America, and is himself
man of profound learning and cut-
ture.
The Brenau college commencement
with its beautiful ceremonies, viii at
tract visitors from all parts OF the
South.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-07
-FOUR HURT
IN A WRECK
ON SOUTHERN
when TRAIN LEFT TRACK
Wreck at HOrtGnSe, Near
JCsup, Ga.

Jesup, Ga, May 6-When the de-
railing switch was opened by mistake
at Hortense, twenty miles south OF
here, southbound train No. 13 on the
Southern railway was wrecked shortly
after o'clock yesterday morning. AL
though the engine, tender, mail, bag
gage and express cars and two pas
senger coaches were overturned, only
four persons were hurt, one serious
ly, and no passenger was injured.
The injured are: A. K. Vanevera,
of Macon, engineer hands and fore
arm scalded; Esman Knight, of Jes-
up, fireman, injured in back and side,
said to be seriously hurt; ]. L. Cole
mon, of Atlanta, mail clerk, cut in
head and Bruised ]. H. James, color
ed, of Atlanta, mail clerk, slightly
hurt.
Every Wheel Leaves Rail.
The train runs from Cincinnati to
Jacksonville and left Jesup at 7:40
o'clock. The train was thrown from
the tracks near the station when the
derailer was opened just as the train
reached it. C. L. Sanders, relief agent
after seeing the result of the mistake,
left the station. He went to Offer
man.
Steel cars on the train probably
prevented loss Qf life.
Before leaving the wrecked engine
the engineer, though injured, shut off
all the steam, so that there would be
no trouble from that source for the
workmen who would come to clear the
track Every car of the train was de-
rallied, the mail car being carried some
distance away.
The injured were brought to Jesup
where a relief train had been made up
with physicians and medicine. A hos
pital special was ordered also from
Waycross, but was turned back before
reaching Hortense.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT AND,
 DISTRIBUTION.

In the Superior Court of the County of Yavapai, in the State of Arizona. In inc Matter of tine Es- tate of John J, Fisher. deeeased.-- Notice of settlement and distribu- ton No oo7 Probate.
 Notice IS hereby given that Eliza beth (. Fisher. Executrix of the last Will and Testament of John ]. Fisher, deceased, has rendered and presented for final settlement her Report of her administration of said Estate. and a Petition for Final Distribution. and that the 18th day of August. 1912. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day; at the Court Room of said Court. at the Court House in said County, has been fixed and ap pointed as the time and place for the hearing of said Report and Peii tion. at which time and place any person interested in said Estate may appear and file his exceptions. in writing. to he said Report and Petition, and contest the same. Notice is further given that said Report is for final settlement, and that said Estate IS ready for dis tribution. and on confirmation of said Report, final distribution of said Estate will be immediately had Dated this Thirty yiirst day of July. 1912
 r. J FARLEY. Clerk. By ( r HICKS. Deputy
 l First pub Aug 7-2,.W
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NOTICE OF TIME FIXED FOR HEARING PETITION TO PRO- BATE WILL AND FOR LET. TIERS TESTAMENTARY.

In the Superior Court of Yavapai County, State oi Arizona.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Nancy Murray, deceased; No. 1927 Probate.
 Notice of time fixed for hearing petition to probate will and for let ters testamentary.
 Notice is hereby given that J. M w. Moore has filed in the above. entitled court a document purporting to be the last will and testament of Nancy Murray, deceased. together with a petition praying for the probate of said document. and for letters testameptary thereon to be issued to the said J. M. w. Moore. and that Saturday, the 10th day of August, 1912, at 10 o'clock, a. m. of said day, at the courtroom of said court. at the court house in Prescott. has been fixed as the time and place for the probate of said will. and for the hearing of said petition.
 In Witness Whereof. ! have here unto set my hand this lith day oi July, A. D. 1912 q
 P. J. FARLEY, Clerk
 First publication July ". 1912.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07
SWANSEA TAKES ON
 NEW LEASE OF LIFE
tFrom Thursdays Dsiiy)

(. Clcrc, general manager of the Swansea Consolidated Mining com pany, in a telegram to R. E. Nor rison on Tuesday stated that the shelter continues in operation stead: fly. and since being blown in has worked to perfection and with gratifying results.
 Mine development is also going ahead. and general conditions arc satisfactory. The company is now receiving weekly five carloads of ere from the Blue Bell mine and on the exchange system is sending Swansea ores to the Humboldt shelter. Since entering an active state as reduction center. tho Swansea interests are also making heavy purchases of ores iron various mines in Yavapai and Yum; counties. which are combined witl their own production for fluxin,
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07

the following officers of the County Central committee: Raymond Carr, chairman. Kingman; Geo. w. Allen, secretary. Kingman; John H. Ware, treasurer. Kingman.
 Precinct committeeman: II. r. Knab. Goldroad; B. l.. Lunsford, Oatman: F.. R. Van Deman. Ruth w. J. Tarr, Mineral Park; O. B Amsden, Chloride; s. R. Porter Leland.
 After a few short addresses by F. A. Wilde. ST. Andres, Elliott McKelvey. Ely, lilly and John II Ware, the convention adjourned.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07
CHICKENS

SPECIAL. PRICES on our Thoroug Inbred Rhode Island Red eggs for midsummer and fall matching. record laying strains;
 Pen No 1. s3oo per i5 eggs.
 Pen No. z, si.00 per i5 eggs.
 Pen No. {. si.50 for two settings. Hens raised from chickens matched every month in the year. will not all moult al the same time. Stendy egg production from the flock the year round counts for profit.
 We guarantee that bullets raised from our thoroughbred stock will, with proper care and feeding, give satisfaction. We have fine cockerais, ti to c., owing to age and markings
 Standard weight of Rhode Island Reds Cocks SIP IDS, Hens G1-2 lbs. coekerals i-2 lbs. Pullsts lbs. We also have a limited number of baby Chicks for sale. Write for particulars,
 BONiiAM'S RED RANCH.
 Cherry, Arizona EVAN 4. BoNHAM. Prop
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07
MOHAVE COUNTY
 PROGRESSIVES ORGANIZE

MOHAVE, Ariz., July 30-Thc Progressives of Mohave county met at the Beale hotel July 22 and is- sued call for county convention to be held al the same place July 2th at ?. m. The meeting was called to order at 20 ?. m. l.. s. Es,Ic was chosen chairman and George w. Allen. secretary Dan Worth and John Ware were chosen for delegates to the state conven- ton to meet in Phoenix today.
 The convention then effected a permanent organization and elected
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07

mercial Mining company, was in the city on business from Copper Basin yesterday and gives the usual good report of the showing made in development and the outlook as de c;dedly encouraging as depth is being reached.
 Prescott is Attractive. Miss Alicia Fulcher, summer visitor from Tina, Missouri, has con. cluded to make this city her home in the future, making the announce. ment yesterday that she had re. signed as principal of the public schools of that city and her return home had been deferred indefinitely Business Trip.
 C. Clerc. general manager of tho Swansea Consolidated, and w Shutte, the banker of Amsterdam Holland, arrived from Swansea yes. terday on business pertaining to tha, property. They visited the smelter at Humboldt and expressed them. selves as satisfied with conditions a, their camp.
 Home From Honeymoon. J. l.. Nelson and bride, who's, marriage was solemnizcd in thi, city recently. returned yesterda, from honeymoon trip through Colorado and other western states and leave today for the Bradshaw mountains, where the former IS gen eral superintendent of the larg, holdings of the Yavapai Consoli dated.
 Important Mission.
 Geo. w. Dcitz, secretary treasurci of the Imperial Copper company whose holdings arc situated in Pim; county, west of Tucson, arrived il the city yesterday and is in con sulta,ion on important business witi l r. NJ. Murphy Mir. Deitz was foi many years with the Congress Col, company, and enjoys large ac quaintance in this section.
 Makes Land Entry.
 Mrs. L. Walcutt, a practical busi ness woman resident of Peoples val ley. yesterday made application fol a l6O acre tract of land in tha locality before U. S. Commissione Moore, which will he utilized as homestead Mrs. Waleutt stated that home will be built immc diately and the place improved an' placed under cultivation through tn dry farming principle.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07
CIty News ....ln Brief
orrom Tbursday's Daily.)
x~..uSssannMAN1HuuxNAHI

orrom Tbursdays Daily.) Business Trip.
 " r. Scott. mining broker and
 estate owner of Jerome, is in .,. cnv for a few days on business matters.
 On Legal Business.
 rdoc C. II. Jordan, an attorney ,t ,Jolbrook, is in the city in at tendance before the Superior Court for few days.
 Visiting With Friends.
 Mrs D. E. Hurley, wife of the .,,r, of the s. F., P. & P. rail- n.,v a, Jerome Junction, was in the r,,y yesterday visiting with friends. Visiting Physician.
 Dr l. Walter Wilken. assistant .,,ceon and physician to the United Verde Copper company, is in the ,;,y on professional business from Jerome.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mir and Mrs. Fred Dugas and children arc in the city from Syoa- more creek, cast of Mayer. where ,bc former is engaged in the range business.
 Enjoying the Climate. Nr and Mrs. Fred Struckmcyer. inc former leading attorney oi Phoenix. were arrivals in the city ,e,,crday to remain for several days 10 enjoy the climate. They are at inc St. Michael.
 Returns From Outing.
 William Greenwood. with the Hill Hardware company, returned yes to-day from five weeks outing at ,he coast resorts of Southern Cali iornia. His wife has deferred re- turning until later.
 In Los Angeles.
 Among recent arrivals at the Hollenbeck hotel. Los Angeles. from Northern Arizona were: T. H. Nes- bn. M Brock, G. IF Nesbit. 1T B Davis. J. N. Gridley, w. II Porton, r. j. Robinson.
 From the Range.
 Frank Kreil. the Big Chino range man. is in the city on business and give, the usual report of tho country being soaked with rain dur. ing the past week that has trans formed the country into meadow, appearancc.
 Record Flood.
 w. A. Long, who is in the cit, from Lynx Creek, stated yesterda, iha, on Sunday last the waterman left from the flood showed th, record for that stream. which reach cd hcigh,h of over eight fee above that of any former flow. Brief Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Platt wer, brief visitors from Wickcnburg yes terday, near which place the torme has large mining interests under de ,elopment They were former resi- dents of this city and were extend cd welcome from many friends. Visiting Pioneer. Captain J. Q. Nc Govern. th veteran soldier, is in the city iron Dat Creek, where he reports we farming as the rule for the presen on his dry farm. He has raised th biggest crops ever known in tha section and says the stream carrying large flow of water fo ihe first time known in Iuly.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07

""" athluidttN Nariou, owners to develop in an energetic manner.
 Hfom Fsiday's Daily.)
 ;. K. Summers, the merchant of Seligman. is in the city on business and attending court.
 Federal Official Here.
 Charles E. Arnold. receiver of the U. $. Land Office al Phoenix, is in the city for a few days on a trip of recreation and pleasure. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs A. J. Dickerson, wife of the well-known fruit grower of Fair Oaks, is in the city to visit with friends for a few days.
 Conclude Visit.
 Mr. and Mrs John Smith of Uriehsville. Ohio, parents of Mrs. F w. Foster. after two months scjourn in this city. returned home yesterday.
 Summer Visitors.
 Mrs. A. M Davis and sister. Miss Merma Millet. are in the city from Mesa for the summer, and have taken apartments at the Con gress house.
 Leave for South.
 Mr and Mrs. w. II. Cordcs ar rived from Mayer yesterday and leave today for Tempe. where they will visit with J. II. Cordes, father of the former. for several weeks. On Mining Business.
 George Rohpeter. operating the Lone Pine mines, east of Huron, IS in the city on business and reports development as going ahead with satisfactory results. He returns to the camp today. Come to Reside. Mr. and Mrs J. T. Vim, of Sil- yer City. N. M., after a few weeks residence. have decided to make Prescott their home in the future , They have leased residence in [ West Prescott. [ Visiting at Old Home. . The many friends of Mrs. w. F. [ Paul will be pleased to learn thai , she arrived from Wickenburg yes r ,erday with her son. Glae Paul, an' will remain for several days as the rues, of Mrs. NJ. Tregalles. ,'Lsnd Transaction. Thomas Taylor. of Jerome, ha | sold to Edward Fucker a strip O land in the Verde valley, of half
 nile in length, covering severa acres for nominal consideration according 10 a deed filed for recor' | yesterday.
 i From the Mines. II Phillip Tighe, mining m tn | southern part of the county aion | inc Hassayampa, is in the city o [n business and pleasure trip II | r,norts the weather as the warmes | ever known and in the canyons a
 uncomfortable.
 | Visiting Old Home. III The Misses Maud and Agne | Perry, former teachers in the puo'i
 schools in this city, returned yes | terday from Phoenix to remain 10
 several weeks with friends Bot | w;u teach in the capital city th'
 fall and winter.
 Pleased Visitors. HI Mir and Mrs. Alex Simpson | GIobe. summer visitors, left yeste' dav for the northern part of th | tote and will return in few week | They are delighted with the couI | trv and in future years will . | visitors. instead of going to 'f
 seaside
 Capable Instructor. Mrs. Hugh Burns arrived 'fo
 Jerome Junction yesterday "' leaves today for Crown King, whe'
 she will teach the public seho
 for the fall and winter term s' has been retained, giving excelie satisfaction formerly. . Mining Visitor.
 A. B. Peach, foreman of the So'
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purposes. The pay raIl has now reached nearly 200 employees and the rejuvenated undertaking seems to face a better era than ever be- fore.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07
From the Mines.

from the Mines.
 Dr. l.. Q Davenport, and brother. n-law, K. F. Farrell. of the Ari. zona Bonanza camp, were in the city yesterday on business and re. port development on that proper,, as progressing satisfactorily and ,h, showing in the main shaft a. gratifying.
 Among the Pines.
 Mrs. Anna Henry. accompanied b, her two daughters. the Misses Ols and Amelia Henry. and Miss Ka,i,
 Herman left yesterday for the pin, region to the south of the city where they will enjoy camping ou for the next ten days, weather con ditions permitting.
 Returns From Coast.
 John Lawler returned yes,erda, from two months trip 10 Sar francisco to look after his iare, min'ng interests at the Hillsid, camp, where leasers are operating He joins a party later in San Fran CISCO for a trip through the Ha wa'ian Islands. and the Orient ma, possibly be visited.
 Lively Country.
 Martin Schubcr, the mine ownc, of Copper Basin district, was in th, city yesterday on business and re ports that field as passing into more active condition than ever be fore known, which he attributes {, me heavy production a, the Com mercial. which attracts investor and stimulates various owners {, develop m an energetic manner.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07
Makes Land Entry.
(From Saturday's Daily) Attending Court.

Attending Court. C. II. Rutherford. the attorney of Jerome, is in the city on legal busi- ness before the Superior Court. Outside Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs J. B. Lloyd and daughter. Miss Nellie Lloyd, were visitors to the city yesterday from Mayer.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. A. C. Fucker, wife of the Jerome mining operator, is in the city for a few days to visit with | friends.
 Recovers Health.
 Mrs. John Ehle has returned from an extended trip to Skull Val ley. for the benefit of her health fully recovered.
 From the North.
 Dr. F.. R. Perrin, president oi the Perrin Land and Cattle com pany, arrived from Williams yester doy on business visit.
 From Big Camp.
 w. T. Waters, mechanical en ginecr. arrived from Swansea yes tcrday and will remain for severa
 days to enjoy the climate and visi with friends.
 From Warm Country.
 D. s. Mahoney. in the operatini , department of the A. & (. railroad | was an arrival in the city yesterda. , on a pleasure trip and to participat l in fraternal doings. 1. To New Home. Mrs. James Lawler arrived fror
 Needles. Cal yesterday and leave
 today for Mayer, where she vii 2 join her husband and make he 7 home in that town. T On Mining Business. [ NJ. J. Delaney, the mine owner C { the Climax section. was in the cit s yesterday from his camp and re
 ports more individual activity !
 that field than in many years. $ Eastern Visitor. C Louis Brown. grandson of Mir - NJ. A. Colquit, resident of th r Willow Creek section, arrived ye' h terday from Maine and will remai $ for an extended visit with relative
 Returns Home.
 R. M. Goldwater. who has bee 4 visiting with his wife and famil - who are sujourning in the city fc C the summer, returned to Phoeni 5. yesterday. where business calls hin l. Live Stock Deal. e Spencer C. Cherry of Camp Verd c has sold to w. F Wingfield all h
 live stock interests in that countr
 for the sum of Sl,000. the bill ( n .ale being filed for record yeste q day.
 e Visiting Old Haunts. ol j. A. Pitts, formerly q businc ,c man of Ash Fork. arrived fro ,t Phoenix yesterday and will rema
 for several days on a business aI
 pleasure trip in this and other SC h. ,ions of the county.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07

WANTED:-S OR 10 HORSE. power gasoline engine. Lee Bros, Prescott.
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E. E. BURl-iNOAMF & Co.
 ASSAY OFFICE A.s .aSH oHET,Sx' . fnSxx

Established in Colorado, lsGS. Samples bs mail or esprcss receive pro@npt and carefui attention. Gold And Silver BuIllol Refined. Melted and ArSaycd or Purchased Concentration Tests 100 The. ~ Ca, Lad Iots. Write for Terms.
 t&t73s Lawrence St. DEW tE co
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07

VACANT GOVERNMENT LANDS. patented by use of public land strip Titles guaranteed. IS years active practice. Prices on applica- ton. Correspondence solicited Geo. w, O'Neal. Harrison. Arkan- Sas
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07
Visiting Old Haunts.

]. A. Pitts, formerly business man of Ash Fork. arrived from Phoenix yesterday and will remain for several days on business and pleasure trip in this and other sec ,ions of the county.
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Wrom Niday's Daily.)

S. R. Summers, the merchant of Seligman, is in the city on busines ss and attending court.
 Federal Official Here.
 Charles E. Arnold, receiver of the U. s. Land Office at Phoenix. is in the city for few days on a trip of recreation and pleasure.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07

First publication July Y. 1912.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-03
TO PROVE DIABETES
DURABLE

On Monday, Nav S. 1912, The San Fran
cisco Examiner and Bulletin published an
offer that is unique in history, as follows:
To show that the preparation con-
tanning opium which locks up secretions,
used so much in Diabetes (Codein) Is
wrong and that Fulton's Diabetic Com
pound, which contains no opium or seda p
tives but promotes secretions, is right.
we will say that if four physicians OF
good standing in this city viii send us a
Dia bette between tiftey and seventy wears
of age, strong enough to call a our Of
nee, who shows high specific gravity
thirst and large quantity of sugar. with
letter signed by them showing the
above we win retire the Codein* and
with this mild infusion to help the liver
oxidize the sugars and starches will at
tempt to return him i'm sixty days with
half of the sugar eliminated and specific
gravity half way back to the normal with
on the road TO recovery. If we fail we
will publish the fact; If we succeed the
physicians to acknowledge IT, We want a
worthy reliable patient whom we can
both trust This offer is not in the nature
Of a contest but TO demonstrate that life
can be prolonged or recoveries had IN
many cases Of Diabetes that are now dy-
ing under codeiu
Frank Edmondson & Bro - South
Broad street and l06 North Pryor street.
are agents for Fulton's Diabetic Com
pound Ask for pamphlet or write TO
lohu j Fulton COMPANY san Francisco.
sWhere patients are addicted 10 Gndein
contains opium ~ rs often necessary 10
slRe "a non habit forming sedatiYe for a
While
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-03
BAGMEN MAKE OFFICERS
AND INITIATE DOZEN MEN

Caspian Guild, A. NJ O. B.. held it's
ceremonial meeting at the U. c. T. hall
in the Kiser building and initiated the
following Bagmen: A. L. Brooke, J.
w. Currie. e. P. Harris. r. F. Head,
William Tellam ] . w Wheeler, G. A .
Gershon, L. L. Cox P. S. Brownlee
S. j. Jones. all of Atlanta j B Kel-
ly, of Athens. and w. G. Thornton, OF
Columbus Ga.
After the initiation the following Of
ficers were elected: Great ruler. J M
Keely, Tampa. Fla. viceroy, T. B.
Lewis, Atlanta: prime minister, r. l.
Zacharias, Columbus; master of GER
emonies. F. w. Theiling, Augusta;
clerk of records and revenues, c. K.
Aver. Atlanta; chief of guides, n A.
Higgins, Atlanta; caliph A. l..
Brooke, Atlanta; captain of the
Guards. George A. Gershon, Atlanta
inside gatekeeper, ], K, Harris, Athens;
outside gatekeeper. R. N. Pickett, Jr
Atlanta.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-03
CONCESSION BY MILL
MAN AVERTS STRIKE
AT ELEVENTH HOUR

LOWELL MASS, June 3.-The de-
cision of the mill owners of Lowell to
give work to the thousand mill workers
who have been out on strike for the
past three days averted a second big
strike in this big mill city today. Every
organization connected with the l. w.
w. was ready to strike when the whis-
tie blew today if the central committee
gave the word, but when the Merrimac
Manufacturing Company sent word
that it would take back the men as
fast as possible. the committee voted
not to strike just at present, although
the matter is still open.
Special cordons of police were on
guard at all of the mills today.