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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

80. 9seigung 5eigert ibr geidaft 5u
reorganil liere11 um oie @orl9rifte11
oes Sbern1an 9lnti SrultgeleBes 5u
erfuQelt Sic betreffenoen &orpora=
tionen lperDen nibt genannt. sSn @e=
ldafts= uuo 8a11ffreilen 6eS 9a116es
berri9t poaeS Gertrauen 5u Ser 8n11=
oesperlpaltung. Iie giitlide gini=
gung Ser @egierung nit bent Sele<
pbo11=1ruit fat ougenein befrieoigt.
Sic ulrabbangigen Electromagnetic
ihaften geben ibrer 6reuoe iiber oen
abgeiblolienen &ortrag elus0rud @S
lit n1ebr errei6t ipor0en, alS trgeno
ertpartet 1nur6e. Gie 3ugeitanonilie
oes @eu Spitens getpabren Sen ltn=
abbdngigen nrebr, al5 tie je erbofft
babe11. Ser 9sralibert fanferierte NIT
generalpoltnreilter gurleion iiber 6ie
Iroge ser Gerltattlidung Ser Gele<
pbo11= un6 Selegrapben-9inien, fat
ober oa5u nod feline Steaung genom=
1l1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

lo5ialen 6iirlorge pertreten iein n1oge.
Sic slbienoer Ser Yetition tpeiien aui
SEN groBen ginfluB 6es 6euti6en Sci
lteslebens auf oie Ser. Staaten fin
uno erflaren cine oeuti6e 9lusltel=
ll1ng ouf oen genanrten @ebieten
1piiroe piel CUR 6eitigung Der &ultur=
be5iebungen 5tpiiden 6en bet6en 9ea=
tionen beitragen. 9ie Getition trGgt
Sic ltnteridrifte,1 bon &enrp Hrit=
d)ett, Eraii6ent Ser @arnegie@Stif= f.
tl1ng; Sobn @. 9lleran6er, Hrdii6ent
Ser 9fatio1tal 9lca6emp Of Deiign;
Sobn @rier @ibben, Hraii6ent ser
Erinceton ltl1iperiitat; getdolas Mur-
rdD @utler, Hrali6ent- ser Columbia
l1niperiitdt, uno 9iobert g. @oo6=
tpar0 bonn Carnegie =sSSnitttut in 8aib=
ington.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
Gnelamb lebnt ab.
8 o n s 0 II, 18. 0e5

0as britiide &abinett el1tidieo it6
am Gonneritag segen offi5ielle Ser
tretung @robbritan1iens oltf Ser So
nama=Eacific 9lusitelllng. ga Die
2onooner @an6elsborie an1deine11o
lire Mniidt> 6aB SEN britiiden Mus.
itenern MIR geringer geuten aus elmer
8etbeiliguhg ertpad)ien miir6e, ni6t
gedn6ert bat, iin6 oie Miniiter 5u Der
slnlidt gelangt, oab ongeii@ts Der
be6eutenoer nationolen Musgaben Sic
8etpiGigung elmer betrddtliden Gum.
me fir bie 8etbeiligung ser 9fegie-
rung nidt geratben iei, beion6ers
nadoem Geutidlan6 ii6 offi5ieq en6,
giiltig getpeigert babe, sic Musiteuung
5u beidi6e,t. Die @ntidei6ung 6es
@nbinetts tpor am Mben6 nod ni6t
allgemein befonnt, 6od fann man
borausiebets 6aB oie Hrefie i'm gro.
Ben gan3en nit 6ieier &altung ni@t
einberItanoe1 fem miro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
Sdnee in &anias.

s. a II niaS GttD, Weo., 81. Seq.
lleber &anlas 1no 6en1 1peltlt6e11
Ofiilouri lagert iebt eine 56nee6ede
bon 1 Bis 4 3on Iide. Ser Sturn1,
melder oiele Staaten 6reitag uno
Samltag beimgeludt botte, traf
Sonl1tag I'M n1ittleren u1ro tpeltlide11
Sflabona, iointe 0em Nan @an6le=
Iiltrift BON 5eras eil1 mie aus &ar=
las @itp, Wo., beridtet miro. 2atp=
tom, gl geno l1nb u1Dere Sta6te in
Sflabonta bcribten S6neef faQe, ber=
bun6en nit einem Semperatl1rl ltur5.
.Sas faltelte gsetter berri6te in &aa1=
|as> 13 Bis Is @ra0 iiber 9fnQ.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
@eiud an ben &aiier.
g e m 9 o t, 20. Sea

@ie in Seem Oorf befanrt tpur0e,
lit BON o11rerifanii9er Seite 6urd
Ger1tittlung Ser 6euti6en 8oti6aft
in @albington Elm @elu@ na6 Berlin
abgegange1l 6as BORT auf 6em @ege
iiber Sen 93ei6sfan5ler bem Softer
tper6en ion, un6 in Ser
oarun eriu9t miro, baB 6as Deutfde
&ei6 bel ser Gusltelung in @an
Srnnetseo tpe1rigltet1s auf 6em &C.
biete bes nnterri9ts, Ser @unit, ei1t.
ihIieBIih 6es @unltqetperbes, tpie ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
@affen fir &merta.
Snfi-n. 81

y y III ~t0'
Gin 9(rl lenal in 5ofio lit gegeltpar=
tig nit Ser @erlteaung bon 8affen
fir Sic nerifaniide gegierung be,
ldaftigt, oie 10 i@nea als n0gli@
abgei9idt tper6en iol1en. Sapaniide
&egierungsbean1te erflaren 6aB 6ies
leoigli9 cine @el9aftstransaftton lei
uno feinesmegs eine nnfrel1rbli6fett
qeQen sic Ser. Staaten ar6eute.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
@enmg @efrmte,t.
@ d bington 9. g., 21. Dea.

@ a bingtom 8. g., 81. Sea.
Sic 3abl ser il1ngen 9eute, oie
iid in 6en Ser. Stoaten gum Dienlt
in Ser 8mn6esarmee meloen, fat eine
beoeuten6e 3unabme erfabren. SSr,
lebten Monat meloeten ii9 ni9t ipeni.
ger ols 5000 2eute, 1000 mebr aIs
ien1als 5ubor in einem 0eonot. Die
Sffi5iere iin6 iebt iiberbaupt, 6ob iie
fetne Sdnierigfeiten mebr baben tper.
ben, ole 9tefruteniteuen 5u befeber,
bie bonn &ongreb 5ugeitanoen fin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
Mfinmeiptas Gr5perianb.
ct. Nu III, Minr., 21. Sea

Ser @eria11o bon Gr5 aus @ru=
ben, sic oem @toat Minne1ota gebo=
rem, betrug int Sabre 1918 2,860,197
5on11el1, beirabe boppelt lobiel tpie
inn Sabre 1912, als 1,464,736 Son=
ne1 gefor6ert tpur6err. Ser @eiann1t=
per1ano bon gr5 inn Staat Nfinne=
lota betrug in 1918 36,195,187, in
1912 81, ,107,250 Ionnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
Anb Irtehr ztet lit hie Palalte
Anh Segen in hte 4iitten Elm!


aus DEM Stoatsl sladel gu belpiQige1r,
un6 erflarte, baB nur oie 2egislutur
bere6tigt iei, 6ie 8etpiQigung 5u 1na=
9en. gs tpur6e oie ginberufung eli
ner Spe5ialleliion ser 2egislatur e1n=
problem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
Sfitr l big 8.
.dtrmtt8Sporla9e
attgetto1tt en-.

9as 9ans boQ5og Mnnabme Der 8ilf
NIT 298 5n 60 Stimmen. - I'm
ben senat iibersesansen. - 9ie-
ier mirb iid bic Mneelegenbeit
prompt angelegen iein lai1em. -
Sat na& fnr5er &eratbnng bic 8il(
gleidfaQs nmter5eidmet. - 8raf.
bent 8ilion 'uirb feline 1tnteridrift
folgen lailen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

@aibington, .. g. 19. Ge5.
@eneralaulpalt Mc&epnolos per0f=
fentlidte sSreitagabeno in Ser 9un=
oesbollptltaot oie gin5elbeiten zines
slbfon1mens, ous bon Ser 9fegiernng
5peefs REORGANIZATION ser slmerican
Telephone ouo Selegrapb 60, oeS
Jog. u5elepboll=Srltits" getroffen
lpnroe. Gurb oiclen &ompronliB
miro perbiitet, ooB oieie &orporotion
auf @rltno oes Sbermanideu slnti=
trltitgeletes mfgelolt miro, oenn es
lit erreidt >porbel1 0ab I'M gan5en
9anoe Ser @ettbelperb I'M Ielepbon=
gelbaft lpieoerbergeltellt miro. Gas
@ea=Spltem n1ub Sic IN iei1en 9an=
SEN befinbliden s(ftien Ser sseltern
ll,rion Selegrapb &c. periuber,. Ser
&olnpron1iBporib1ag ging bon Ser
gelel1lhaft ai1s, nad6em oieler per=
Ibieoe1tlie5 nabe gelegt moroen lpar,
ba5 lie o1oerenfaas IN 9lnflage5ultano
perlett tperben miirbe. Ser 8ompro=
miBplan fono nidt MIR Sic 3l1itim=
m1,ng bes @eneralantpaltS nno lelnes
Buffers" 6. 6. Sooo, ionoern
muroe aud in ieoer @e5ieb1ng non1
Triilioenten gSilion glrtgebeiben, Der
in ei11en1 an @e1eralan&palt NtcHep=
nolbs geridteten grief ieiner 8e>pnn=
6erl1ng fir 6ie @altltng Ser s(meriear
gelepbone ans Selegrapb 60. slnS=
orud gibt. Io ser bel1te angefitnoigte
gntideio oes sl1iti5oepartements Der
slnfiil1oigung oes Observation-Disclosures
oltf be1n 6uBe folgt, er befiirtporte
entI Ihieoen Sic &erItaatlid)nng Der Sc
legropben= nn6 Selepbonlinien bes
2an6es, gingen etlide &egierungsbe=
ante ami gben6 10 melt, 5u erflare11,
BOB Sic COMMUNICATION 6ie l1ebernab-
me Ser neutrality-suspicious. ieitenS
Ser gun6esregierl1ng in Ser gegen=
martigen @eiiion 6es&ongreiies pabr<
iheinli6 11i6t perlangen meroe.
Ser tpi6tiglte Er.nft oes slbfom=
mems lit Ser, baB oas Jog. @ea=Sp=
item 11nper5uglih arrangements tref=
fen miro, 6on1it ale an6eren Se1e-
pbonQeleuldoften in SEN Ser Stoo=
ten @elegenbeit baben iollen, gerbtn=
6unge,1 NIT ieinen 9inien ber5uitel1en.
Gon 6em beute getroffenen Mbfom=
men miro Ser Dor etlihen Wfonaten
5lpeds Srennung oes 8en=SpltetnS
bon ser @ocific Selepbone ano Se1e=
graph So. ei1tgeleitete Fro5eb niht
betroffen. 2ieier @ro5eB miro pom
ssultia6eparten1e>1t big git gnoe 6ltrf=
qefiibrt meroe1l 6an1it feltgeItellt
miro, inmielpeit Sos Shermonide sln=
titrul ultge}et al1f Sic electromagnetic
id]afte11 slniper6ung finoen fann. St.
li6e gin5elbeiten Ser REORGANIZATION
1in6 oaeroi,1gs nod 11idt erleotgt
moroen, 6oh fat 0os S1iti5oeporte=
me11t Elm 10 groBes 3utrauen 5u oen1
ebrli6en @unl6 Ser &orporatlon 1t6
oern gjeiet SIT untertperfen, oaB es
6ie1e 9lngelegenbeit ibren 8eomten
iberlqBt rno ibr irgeno eine ge<
miini6te 6riit 5rr @erfiigung felt.
gopiel befannt lit, bat bie 9lmericon
5elegrapb ans Selepbone 60. 30 Hro=
gent ser @eitern Union Selegrapb So.
in @dn0en. Gos slftienfopita1 oeS
8eG5Spitems betrug am 81. De5en1=
ber 1912 $500,O0O,O00, 6ie Ser
binolidfeiten $t05,000,000. 5eit
1906 bat bie 6irma s Ero5ent 3inien
pro Ssabr a1sge5ablt Gas &apitol
Ser @efern linton SO. betragt $780,
900, sic felt Sanuar 1909 o1sge=
5oblten 3inien 3 Ero5e11t pro Sabr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
Qeiite,t fSplae.

@afbington, n, %. Sea.
Braiibent 8ilion gibt befannt, 6aB
nod ar6ere &orporationen als sic
Mmerican Selepbone & Teleqrapb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
8e,uillis,tns abselebnt.
IS o rtIan6, Sre., 18. Sea.

0ie bon @ouperneur 8elt am 6rei>
tagpormittag in Salem, Ore, 5u Dem
3pef ernannte @i1fsbeboroe, $780,
900 ouf5ubringe1t bamit bie Nrbeits-
Ioien beim @au bon itoatli6en Stra-
Ben angeiteQt mer6en tonne, tpeigerte
li9 am 9lben6, ei1ne fol6e Snmme
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
% a If bingtom 20. De3.

|
. Das SouS bieB 6en &onferen5=8e-
! ri6t be5iiglid Ser @abrungsporlage
NIT einer Stimn1abgabe bon 298 gu
60 EStin1n1en gut uno lan6te 6en Be- ;
ri6t iofort an 6en Senat, Ser in 5t-
; bnng Der 9inge barrte, sic 6a font
men ioQten. Ser senat miro in 1ei=
ner Sanolung feline @er5ogerung eit1-
treter lailen, uno nenn oieier ii9,
tpie erlpartet, Ger @a116lungstpeiie 6es
@anles anldliebt, miro bie 6en1ofra-
! tii6e 9fegierung sic 6eiertage in
[ Jrenoe ger1ieben fo1l1er. @ie ertpar-
tet> bat ser Senat beute na9ntittag
! oie @abrungsporlage n1ti 43 gegen
/ 25 Stin1nen ange1lom1nen, nad elmer
I beftigen 0ebatte, sic uber bier Stnn=
oen an6auerte. gs miro erlpartet,
! oab Braii6ent @illon 6ie 8iQ beute
/ abeno l1nter5eidne1 miro, un6 ban1it
! fomn1t cine &ongreBangelegenbett
5um slbiblltB, 6en man felt Sen les=
ten Iagen nit Spannung e11tgeger1>
iab.
Gs ipar 5lpei l1br> ebe inn @ouie
oie einlniitbige 8ul ltimn1ung erlangt !
I par, Sen &onferen5bertd)t por5uneb=
n1er. Gieier tpar um 6ie genanrte
3eit 11o6 nidt ei1lberidtet. Die Jiib-
rer rednen auf eine 5tpei= Bis 0rei=
ltiinoige Iebatte na9 ser 8orlegung.
Gann gebt Ser 8eri6t an SEN Senot.
1arauf, oaB oie Gorlage nod beute
an 6en Braiioenetn gebt, lit nidt ]
r1ebr 5u re6nen. Ser &onferen5aus= !;
lduB fat feline 9lrbeiten beenoet, oie
! it6 ldnger aus6ebnten, als ertpartet
tpor6en tpar, ul16 sic @dbrungsre=
for1nporlage tpurbe in ser 6orn1, sic
ibr Ser &onfere15ousidub gegeben ;
batte, in bet6en Sou fern bes 8unbes-
fongrelieS etnberi9tet. gs 1tebt in
Trage, ob 6ie Mnnabne in bei6en
Saulern nod belte erfolgen miro.
@abri6einlid miro sic Gorlage erft
! morgen an Hrafi6ent sSilion CUR nn-
ter5ei6nung geben. geripatetes Gin.
treffen 6es ge6rudten 8eri6tes 6es
&onferen5al1siduiies per5ogerte bie
Gerbanolungen. Ser &onferen5aus=
iduB idlob feline @eratbung erit beute ;
friib ob, nad6em er Sic gan5e Madt
binour6 in Sitltng getpeien tpar. 0ie
!Dfebr5abl Ser slmen6entet1ts 6es Se>
mates tpuroe angenommen; eirige
tpl1r6en ober aud geitrt6en> 10 sic
@eitinulng, 6ie @a11f6epots garan=
tierelr lpil1. @oriiter Stpen bonn !
: Sel1atsbonfaltsiduB fiitroigt an, oaB :
er oieie geitinnu1ng 9lnfong Sanuar )
alS Sonoerporlage int &ongreb outs !
trelte einbrtngen miro.
Ser &ongrebausiduB fat nod J
cine &eibe tpeiterer Men6er1ngen por= :
geiso1nnen, sic neiit aber bon nit1- )
Ser 9eoeutung tparen. Gin ldnge< /
rer streit brod INN sic 6rage aus )
ob Ser @dbrungsfontrollel1r un0 Ser !
Observation-Disclosures @eitglie6er !
6es 8nn6esre lerberatbes tper6el1 lol- )
;; len. Sic Sertrcter 6es @al1ies lie J
Ben SEN 2anotpirtbidaftsiefretar !
jf9lieBlid) fabren; abcr fir Sen 8ab= !
rnngsfontrollel1r traten artd Sic &C.
1tatorer Stper, Sbafrotb nno @ollis :
ein. Ha6 elmer Gcbatte onn 312 )
@tltnoen a116erte Senator Homerene {
Ieinen obleb11en6en Stan6pl1l1ft, rlno )
ser @6br11ngsfontrolleur tpuroe 5ltn
Mitglie6 6es 8nnoesreierberatbes er= /:
foret,. :
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
Erfer Ghttl.
2elepbomtrun
l1m lid amt.

@erankert freimillis Bic Aftien Der
@citcrn llnion Sele9rapb So. -
@ilion 5mfrieben. - &ertaatli@
dung Der Selepbonlinien sunadit
amfgeiduben. - 9femer @ettbe,
luerb. - 9as v8eQ-SDitem" lit be-
reit, anf ibr bisberiges, gum Shell
abiolntes Monoppl 5m ber5idten.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-08
DEMOCRATS Begin
TARIFF REVISION
Committee Plans to Hold
Executive Sessions

Washington, D. c., Feb. demo-
cratic members OF the house commit
tee on ways and means today began
preparation of the bill for the revision
of the tariff with the plan of holding
daily executive sessions until the work
is completed. 1t is expected the re-
suit will be effected about March 15
Chairman Underwood will submit
the plan to democratic caucus of the
house the first week of the extra ses-
sion Of congress. Upon the approval
by the congress of the form in which
the revision shall be made-schedule
by schedule, or as a single measure
he will call in the republicans Of the
committee for a perfunctory formal
vote, and then be ready to report to
the house.
The democratic majority of the
committee which is vested with the
duty of framing the original tariff OF
the incoming congress, consists u
Representatives Underwood, Randell,
OF Texas; Harrison, of New oYrk:
Brantley, of Georgia; Shackleford, of
Missouri; Kitchin, of North Carolina;
James, of Kentucky; Rainey, of Iii
nois; Dixon, of Indiana; Hull of Ten
nessee; Hammond of Minnesota; Pc
tiers. of Massachusetts,; Palmer, of
Pennsylvania, and Ansberry, of Ohio.
MIR. James has been elected to the
senate, and Representatives Brantley
and Randell will not be in the next
house.
A number of new members will sit
on both the democratic and republi-
can sides of the committee in the new
congress.
The first schedule planned to be
taken up by the committee in execu-
tive meeting today was schedule a,
chemicals, oils and paints. On this
schedule goods of the value of more
than $4700OOOO were brought in last
year, resulting in a tariff revenue OF
$12,2S9,OOO.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-08
Wild CAT LOST In
RACE With AUTO
And Was Killed By The Ma.
chine

In a race near Americas yesterday
between a huge wildcat and an auto
mobile the cat lost out, and lost his
life as we'll While coming to the CITY
in his car from Oglethorpe, MIR. Will
Warlick saw the wildcat in front }.
him and put on all speed. The animal,
while a sprinter, was overtaken and
killed beneath the wheels. Mr.. War
lick brought the cat, which weighed
nineteen pounds, to the city, where it
attracted much attention.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-08
$1.5OO For Dogs Death.

Philadelphia, Pa, Reb. IA jury to-
day held that the Adams Express Co.
was liable for the death of a show
dog, Prince Regent, which was being
shipped from Braintree, Mass, to its
owner in this city, and awarded dam
ages of $500.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-08
sa,S99,S95 Worth of Diamonds.

New York, Feb. THE January i.,,-
portation of diamonds, pearls and
other precious stones was the Iarge~s
L record at this port for January,
with a single exception. The total
value Of imported gems amounted 70
s. $99,995, or three-quarters of a
million more than for January. 49,?
Two years ago, however, the rccs-d
of s4t41, 6O6 was made.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-08

Miss Bessie Graves has returned
from visit to relatives in Kissimmie,
Fla, and has as her guest, Miss Battle
Graves, of that city.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-08

FOR SALE-One-half interest in
located and prosperous near beer sa-
loon to party who can give his time
to business. w A Mcdonald, 500 Cot
ton avenue. ct
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-08

MIR. c. NJ Austin came over yester-
day from Columbus having business
in Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-08

Mrs. ]. T. Reeves and Mrs. Bose
Johnson, of Leslie. were shopping IN
the city Friday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-08

Mrs. Robert Howe, of DeSoto, and
guest, Miss Cunningham, of Virginia,
were visitors spending Friday in the
city.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-08

MEN AND WOMEN - Sell guaran-
teed hose; 70 per cent. profit; make
SO daily; full or part time; begin
hers investigate. Wear Proof, 1923
chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-08

Mr.. L. G. Potter, Misses Bessie and
Eloise Potter, of Quincy, s. c., are
visitors in the city, having arrived yes
terday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-08

Mr.. H. H. Bivins, of Albany, was 4
visitor in Americas yesterday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-08

LOST-Last night in Opera House
or ON street ladies mesh bag contain
ing some money and other articles.
Finder will please return to this office
1T
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-08

Sheet Music at BelI's, the Jeweler.
Zoe sheet.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-08

FOR SALE-One good pair of work
mules and one good pair of work
horses. c. ]. Clark. Phone 303. Aft
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-08

FOR RENT - Entire second floor,
three rooms and bath, with gas, at
residence on Furlow street. Phone
759. DR. ]. r. Scully. 7-5t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-08

HAVE SOME SIX PER CENT
money to lend for clients on Ameri-
Gus realty. See me for advantageous
terms. Herbert Hawkins. 19-tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-08

FRESH COUNTRY EGGS-25c per
doz. Fresh country butter, Csc per
pound. All groceries sold in proper
ton. Seaboard Restaurant. Phone
1888. Aft
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Mr.. A. ]. Hall came up Friday from
Albany, spending the day in Americus
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Those Who Come and Go
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New line Mesh Bags. S. A. Dan
iels.
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Mr.. John Gossett spent yesterday il
Americas, coming from Atlanta upon a
business mission.
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Mr.. w. E. Vance came down Friday
from Montezuma, having business in
the city.
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FOR RENT-Downstairs room to
couple, or two young men; board il
desired. Phone Gil.
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TOOK UP-One cream-colored, butt
headed COW and heifer calf same COL
or. Owner can get same by paying
charges. Prof. J. M. Collum. St-f
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FOR SALE-Few choice pot flowers.
Telephone 583. Al
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Mr.. c. NJ. Austin, of Columbus, was
avisitor in Americas Friday
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Mrs. Joseph M. Buchanan, Miss
Mamie Buchanan and Mrs. Charlie;
Dupree, of Concord, were visitors in
the city Friday.
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LOST-Of Maxwell car No. brass
s1deiight Finder return to R. J..
Mcleod for reward. 7-2t
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JUST RECEIVED - Car excellent
heavy number two mot three) White
Oats. Free from chat. Extra large
strong sacks. See them before buy
in. Harold Brothers. 4-d7t-k1t
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Want Column
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CARS WELLS
LIYER-AD.

Does the work of caIomeI; assists
nature; tones up the liver; puts it to
work. and relieves constipation, sick
headache, Indigestion, sour stomach
and bad colds; clears the complexion
and makes life worth living; the ideal
medicine for both old and young.
Sold and guaranteed by your Drug.
gifts; 25c and soc.
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MIR. John Fielder is in Americas to-
day, formerly his home, coming Friday
from Atlanta.
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Mr.. John Gossett spent yesterday in
Americas, coming from Atlanta upon a
business mission.
| Mrs. Joseph NJ. Buchanan, Miss
/ Mamie Buchanan and Mrs. Charles
Dupree, of Concord, were visitors in
the city Friday
Mr. E. P. Johnson of Macon, was in
Americas yesterday among others here
from that city
| Mr.. j. S. Gardner, of Atlanta, was a
business visitor spending Friday in
Americas.
Mr.. ]. B. Croxton, residing near
Plains, was here Friday upon matters
of business.
Mr.. NJ. A. Calhoun, commercial agent
for the Seaboard, was in Americas
Friday.
Mrs. Josephine Hudson and sister,
Mrs, G. H. Walker, returned Friday
from Atlanta.
Gen. H. T. Davenport and Miss Mary
Davenport have gone to Macon to
spend a week pleasantly with relatives
there
Mr.. c. H. Ferris, of Augusta, was
in the city yesterday upon matters of
business.
Miss Annes Pilsbury is visiting Mrs
A. j. Logan, near Plains.
MIR. John Fielder is in Americas to-
day, formerly his home, coming Friday
from Atlanta.
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FOR RENT-Six-room house and
large garden; last house on east
Church street. R. A. Shy. Phone No.
fzo'. 15-tf
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L. j. WALLIS, Cash Grocery Store /;
see for yourself; new stand; Lee ST.
near Wei. Phone $50. 1-26-26t
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"0AS az DSh D inc SoNcleE-
Zoe sheet.
Mrs. ]. T. Reeves and Mrs. Bose
Johnson, of Leslie. were shopping IN
the city Friday.
Mr.. C. NJ. Austin came over yester-
day from Columbus having business
in Americas,
Mrs. Robert Howe, of DeSoto, and
guest, Miss Cunningham, of Virginia,
were visitors spending Friday in the
city.
Mr.. A. ]. Hall came up Friday from
Albany, spending the day in Americus
Mr.. c. NJ. Austin, of Columbus, was
avisitor in Americas Friday.
Miss Kate Page returned Friday
from Columbus, where she spent sew
eral days as the guest of Mrs. C. E.
Porter.
Mrs. Alice C. Morgan, after a visit Of
two weeks to her sister, Mrs. E. l..
Kiker, in Cordele, will return Satur-
day.
Miss Mary Lou Jenkins, of Bron-
wood, was the guest of friends while
spending Friday here
Miss Emmie Andrews returned to
| her home at Mattox Friday after a
visit to friends here.
Misses Mary Hudson and Elizabeth
Eldridge have gone to Columbus to
spend two days delightfully."- with Miss
Lillian Chester
Miss Dagmar Sans, of Decatur, is
the guest of Mrs. w, B. Worthy, at
her home ON Lee street, having ar
rived yesterday.
Mr.. w. T. Griffith, of Washington,
president of the National Pecan Com
pany, was in Americas Friday, look
ing after large interests here.
Mr.. W. F, Hurt was among the
several Atlantans spending Friday in
Americas.
Mrs. T. c. Jeffords will return e
Sylvester in her car this morning, af-
ter visit here to her sister, Mrs. T
In. McGiiiis.
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PLANT EARLIEST of Early Pota-
toes. Rembert's.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms.
suitable for light housekeeping. Call
lat 230 Jackson st. 2-tf
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Miss Kate Page returned Frida,
from Columbus, where she spent sew.
eral days as the guest of Mrs. C. E
| Porter.