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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11

der lid in Serbian, Minn., our Ser
lteuung lei11er @eiun0beit befanb, tt
Soml tag in beoel,teno belierem for
perlid)em 3uita1,oe i'll ct. SobnS eln'
@getrpifen. Am Montag febrte bodip
P. Solepb, 3. 9. g., melder i'm
sacreo Seort Sanatorium gu Mil:
maufce, nit e,1tem grfolge ar5tlld
bebonoelt muroe, nod Ser ct. Sobns
Mbtei 5uriid.
MlbamD.
&ier lit oieier Gage cine Sobr
Sdnltes 3lpeite nnb brittle Mooitlon
51 Mlbanp a1sgelegt moroen. = Ml=
bar1p gonnt iid Sen eriten Der orei
County : Musitenungstage in Sant
Centre, oos lit 0%onneritag, als Den
5%einigen. Gin @pe5ial5ug miro Die
6airliebbaber bon bier CUR Mnsltel=
lungsltaot b%ringen. = &arl &ro11=
miller, melder mabreno Ser lette1l
Monate in Sumter, 90. g., beidaf=
tigt tpor, lit lebte ISOLDE bier 5u 8e-
l116 per Mllto eingetroffen. 2ette1
Somltag bat 6. S. Stein, Ser poroem
in @aite Harf I'M @ei6afte tbatig
tpor, bier inn 8lenfer @ebaaoe ei1en
@orietp Store eroffnet. = Mit flint
gig &inoern lit ami 0ieni tag letter
ISOLDE Ser 1nterriht in Ser @taot=
Sdule a11fgenommen moroen. s. 80.
@eprens bon ct. CLOUD lit als Ober=
lebrer uno SRI. Mapme Balani6 ols
@ebulfslebrerin angeiteat. = 5obn
$. @odeI lit bon ieiner nit Serrn
S. Meper nod 8lad sud leete
Mo6e gema9ten Muto Sour 5rriid=
gefebrt. ueber 6ie 6abrt uno let
men Mufentbalt am 8eiudsorte tpeiB
er n11r Mngenebmes 5u beridten. =
Sic Mamen Ser &in6er, mel6e bel
SEM Somitag in 6ieier @eftion ge=
boltene,1 &ontelt als Ereisgeminner
b%erporgingen iin6: @alter @ooel,
Stih, Morbert &lemmer,
&ofmonn, Mois &einen,
gbnorb gmens, Sba Marfus, @ero<
nifa gmens, Eeter Sonas, Soa She
len, @erbert 5beiien, Martba Sooel,
Mnna Slider uno &atb. @olbfen-
berg.
&idmpnb.
Ser 81 Sabre alte Self. 8rinfer,
mel6er ldngere 3eit an Ser 8rigbt'S
lit, lit am letten 9onner=
.itagobenb, beitens auf Sen @o11g IN
sic @migfeit porbereitet, eines ieligen
%geitorben. @a6 etnem Cant
itogmorgen in Der ct: Setter & Hauls
gebaltenen &equiem fono Die
@eeroigl1ng an Ser Seite ieiner Sralt,
sic linn Dor adt Sabren bereits IN
elm beiieres Senieits poranging,
ltott. D1r9 ieinen 500 ftn6 5eb1
lieben S0bne uno bret So@<
ter, elternlos geporoen; bon oielen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
Mms Der 1%tm8eeeno.
ct. Spbns Coffee.

Ios reue Semel ter &pnroe bier
Dienltogrnorgen nit feierlidem Got
tes6ienite e%roffnet. Sic Mn5abl Der
5duler, melde iid CUR @roffnnne
6es 5emelters e%initenten, lit 10 groB,
oob ale sur Mnitolt geb0rige Sdul=
un6 lonltige @aume ungefuQt iino.
Brofe5ioren uno 5diiler baben NIT
qlei6 gutem M1tbe Die Mrbeit oeS
nel1en 5dnliabres aufgenommen. =
5odm. g. Mtbanaiius, 8. g. g., tpel=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11

tl1ng oes 6e1ers ginbolt gu gebieten.
@ern1a15 gerll1it miro auf etrpo
$4,000 peranidlagt uno lit poaltdn=
Big ourd gerliderung geoedt. Sic
@efabr muroe geboben 6ur9 Sen Inn
ltan6, 6aB Galentins StoQungen nit
@eu angefiiat marea. Sic gnt1tebul1g
oes IeuerS lit unbefannt.
ct. Mngnita.
Ser 81 Sabre olte Stepban @infe=
meDer, melher iein @eim bel ieinem
ei11lge Meilen Don bier m%obnenben
Sobne bat, erlit Dor einigen 5agel1
ei11en ShlagonfoQ, bei1en 6olgen
redt beoenfliher Dirt iinb. 6ron5
@infemeper uno 6rau BON Clear 2afe
nno Stepban @i11femeper 11nb Jrou
Don ct. Gloub unb Sen. &onig unb
Trau bon ct. Glou6 fan6en itd
sonntag am &ranfenlager oe5 idmer
erfronften Goters elm. - Infer
bodm. Nfarrer 5. @older par sonn=
tag in 6ergu5 Sails, mo er Ser
@runbiteinlegung Ser neuen ct. St.
to's Stride beimobnte. - Muf Dem
&otbolife11toge in ct. CLOUD miro
nidt Bios ser bier b%eitebenoe Mean=
nerperein ion0ern bie gar5e @emein=
Sc pertreten fem. - 9ie grnte lit
bier SOS Iogesgere6e; 6ieielbe lit in
ieoer @iniid,t cine iolhe, Sic uni ern
Tarmern 3nfrieoe11beit gibt, mas no.
me11tlih Don Ser Maiserrte geIagt
meroer farl1. - @etral1t tpurben
9ienitagn1orgen in Ser bieitgen Ffarr<
firde 2ouis Storms un6 Sri. g.
Sbple. Mad ser 5rou11ng fan6 BEL
Sen gltern Ser 8raut, @errn uno
6rou @einrid Sbole 6aS @od5eits=
felt itott, lpoau iid cine Sdoar bette
rer @0ite eingefunoen batte, melde
oos iunge Noar nit Sen poblgemet1=
telten @liidmiiniden be0adten. 9aB
es Sen Neupermablten i'm nenen
gtanoe itets moblergeben moge, lit
Ser ol1fridtige @11nid 6es ugforo=
1tern."
ellington.
Sic bier jii11glt gebaltene Sabresge=
o1htnibfeier uni ere5 Derit. Slater &a=
tier sog fat Sic gan5e gem1ein0e unb
piele Don WlinerpilLe gum 8ottes0ien<
tie berbei, Elm ge>peis bofiir, 6aB 6em
Neritorbenen inmitter ser linn anper'
trout getpei enen @emei11oe Elm ieliges
Mn6enfen betpobrt lit. - Infer
bodp. Nfarrer S. sono begab iid
Montog in @eifaften nad) ct. CLOUD
pon BORT nod 9itt1e Toas uno miro
9onneritog lpie6er BEL inns eintref-
fen. - @pd)m. @err &abellef BON
@arp, Snb., eritottete bier einen
freunoidoftIiden 8eiud uno belt
gonntog in u%nierer Hfarrfirde So6=
amt un6 po1niide Nreoigt; oie me=
nigen gu 6ieier @emein6e geborigen
polniiden 6amilien freuten iid febr,
SOS gpongeIium in ibrer 3unge pre-
oigen gu b0ren. - Sic 6iesjabrige
grnte gibt niern 6ormern Bette gu
frieoenbeit, betrdgt ia bas grgebntB
Ser Mei5enerrte bon 25 Biz 80 8u=
ideI.
Eiers.
Sci einem Iienitagmorgen bergo11=
qerer ISOLDE in Ser bieiigen ct. So
iepbs- Stride bonn bodm. 8forrer S.
6. gtiegler gebaltenen 9rantamte
muroen fiir's 2eben perbun6en S. q.
isouit un6 SRI. N6eua @ermersfir-
den. Na4 bem Trauamte periom'
melte iid inn elterliden @ouie ser
graut eine Sdoar %gela6ener @aite,
melde 6em iungen Haore Die BERG
liditen @Iiidpi1nfde fir Elm geieg=
netes gbe1eben entboten. Moge es
Sen MenpermdbIten am eigenen SCRIBE
ftets nod @unih ergeben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
&ir11i1e=N

Die bonn bofD' item g119o1 Sacob
Irobec erlaliene Anfunoigung oes
SSSl1bil1um5 sur grinnerung an Sic
@efreiung ser Stride ourd Elm feier=
lid)es gbift bes groben &oiiers &on=
%ltantin finoet ser geneigte 9eier ol1f
Settle 3 Dieies 9lattes.
= @elterl1, Mittlpo6, Nadmittag,
fouo i1 ser biidloflid1en HeliDen5 l1r=
ter Norlis bes bod)lp' item @errn 81
id1ofs Srnbec cine &nnlultorel=Ger=
{ 1onnnlung ltatt.
< Nm p%ergo1genen Son1tag, Dem
5Scite oes III. &lnouulo, oen Eatrons=
feite ser 1ia5eie ct. Glouo, celebrirte
Der bodyp'ite @err Siidof Sacob Iro=
bee in ser &atbeorale mprgens 10
llbr rr1ter Ser Miiilten5 Ser bodm.
@erren M%aprbofe r unb Maper als
Giufone un0 oes| bodm. 9r. SEQ Sans
Qls Geren1oniar Elm Hontififalan1t,
mQbre11o meldem ser bo6m. 9err ST.
lion eine Ser 5ogesfeier entipreden=
Sc Ereoigt bielt.
99etten Sonntagra6mtttag far1o
in ser bonn bodm. @errn @eo. &au6
in 1ergus Ious poltorirteh ct. St=
to's @emeinoe Sic 6eier 6es @runo=
itei11legung Ser neuen Stride ltatt.
Modoem Migr. 9. Hidter bon W}el=
role Bel ser Mnbodt SEN i%aframento=
lild,en Segen ertheilt batte, gi11g eS
in feierlid)er Nro5ell'on gum Nlabe,
on 6em sic rel1e Stride. erridtet
miro, no ser bodm'lte @err 8ii6of
Irpbec inter SEN porgeihrtebe11e1t
Geremonien Sic Meibe nn6 Die Sc
q11nq bes Bru1oiteins bes nel1en[
B%ottesbouies nornobm. gs a%lllltir=
ten Sohoemielben neblt SEM bodm.
Srtspforrer Migr. @ernboro Hid)=
ter sic bodmir6igen 9erren @an
Iinter bon Meranoria, Sinne1<
fo1up bon sauf Centre, gderer BON
Clear 2afe, @ilfes BON Gliiobetb
Gitp, @alher BON ct. Muguita, 8elp
BON Melrpie unb bo6m. Or. Guns
BON ct. CLOUD, pelher nod Ser @ei~
befeier cine ergreifen6e Nrebigt iber
Sic geltimmung Ser fatb. Stride
belt. Mod Ser Teitprebigt ridtete
ser Biidof nod cine fltr5e N111prahe
an Sic Der ommeIte Menidenmenge,
Sic mie bes bodtp. TeltpreoigerS Mor=
te qepib Sic beiten 6riidte in Der ct.
Sttos @emeinoe 5eitigen miro,
Gum Observation-Disclosures oes
Sobes 6es hodm. @errn M. Slater
tpur6e %pergongene Bode in Ser
Stride Ser iett bonn bodtp.
@errn Sobomn Sono paitorirte11
@emein6e in ellington Elm feier1iaes
Meouiem DOM bo@m'iten Migr. Hid=
ter unter Miiiiten3 oes bodtp, Serrn
San 0inter o1s 9iafon, oes bodtp.
j Serrn 5teinod aIs Snbointor nno
bes hodlp. Serrn @ippid o1s Gere=
monior qebolten. Sci Dem See1en-
amt maren aae Mitglieoer Der @e=
meinbe nit M11snabn1e bon me1tgen,
sic Ser 0ringerben grnteorbett me-
qen nidt abfommen fonnten, nno 1ebr
niele BON ser neutrality-suspicious. Dttl-
Ierpine pertreten, uno nod bent Ute
quiem betpegte iid cine groBe yfe1t-
{henl6oor gum @rabe bes nrlbergeBs
Iid,en @ater Slater, 6as eingeiegnet
ml1rbe nn6 an bem i'm gemetnIome1
@ebete bes berltorbenen Nfarrers Ra=
s lter gebodt mrroe. 3
Gom bodm'iten Serrn Mbte Sc
ter gnge1, .. 9. g., tn ct. Sohns
lit ser bo6m'Ife P. gnge'1, y. e. .
meIder Biz oobin in Monoo1, N. g.,
ols Mlliitent angeitent mor, ols 5fpeI-
ter @ebiiIfsprieiter on Ser n1betled-
ten Gmpfdngnibfir6e tn ct. @lono
ernannt mor6en.
Sic @inmeibung Der bergroBer-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11

ten &pniul in ct. Eal1l urterbreitet
l1no hofft, oob 0ieier Mittel uno@ege
meiB, sen @l1nid) Ser alien Nfl1tter
5u erfii1en.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16
Receipts in Americas
New York Cotton.

New York, Oct. 15.-Coverng by re-
cent sellers steadied the cotton market
Ibis morning After opening unchang
ed Io points lower, active months sol1
:our OF five above last nights closing
Cables were lower than due, and
the weather map appeared favorable
There We're also further reports OF
freer southern offerings and heavy
selling in Liverpool, but this failed
TO inspire much fresh selling.
Reports that New Orleans author
ity estimated the crop at only 1880
600 bales seemed to help the market
early. but after showing a net ad-
vance Of s or S points. prices saggei
to about the closing figures of last
night, under scattered southern and
spot horse selling. Estimated re-
ceipts today. 10000 bales.
Reports that the eastern belt was
offering cotton less freely helped the
early afternoon market, but after sell
ing 10 to Il points net higher prices
sagged of or points under realiz
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16
ENCOURAGE THE BOY

The farm boys of today are the farm
ers of tomorrow. The country will b.
depending on the boy of today to feed
it ten or twenty years hence, ANY
movement that helps the embyro farm
err get ready for his profession is not
wasted.
The old school of farming is fast
giving way to new era of scienufe
farming. The farmer of today is learn
ing exactly what to do and when to do
it. Haphazard methods are losing out
The boys corn club is doing a great
work in that it is getting the farm
boys interested in farm life. Competi-
ton will cause boy to take an inter
est in his work. Raising corn for a
prize and being declared the champion
corn grower of your county is like
playing an exhilirating game and win
ming il
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16

An Subscriptions psysbas IN ad-
vance.
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I'd npon applicatfoa.
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deem proper to Pa@Esa IS news mat
ser, will be charged fos at the rate of
Scents per line
All advertising copy requiring two
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the business of5ee not later than noon
of day prior to date OF issue in order
80 insurs its prompt Insertion All
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uplns should be submitted not later
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wrSor to date Of issue
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16
FRIENDLY TALK TO NEW EN-.
HIBITORS AT FAIRS

So you are going to have an exhibit
at your fair? That is good. 1t is d
sign of progress and ambition when !
farmer has the skill to produce some
thing on his farm which is so much
above average quality that he thinks
it is worth while for him to take it
out tor other farmers to look at. The
man who has calf or colt or a p.S
or bushel of corn or a bale OF hay
good enough TO go to the fair. has ac-
complished at least one thing Of
watch he is proud and such accom-
plishment you know is one of the
durable sausfactions" of life.
Right here, however. IS where yra
make big mistake. That calf or that
bushel of potatoes may appear 50
good TO you that you will feel it scar
cely worth while TO take any special
pains to fit them for exhibition. Sucn
= conclusion is all wrong. You owe IL
to yourself and to the public to put
your exhibits on the fair ground IN
The best possible condition. The calf
must be we'll feshed-he need not be
extra rat: his coat must be as "sleeN
as a seal without a speck of dust or
the slightest stain TO mar it; his
horns must be rubbed smooth AMI
shiny; he must be taught to lead and
to face strangers without fear. He viii,
tot pass for his real worth if he IS
dirty or if he goes pulling and strai-
ding away every time visitor ap-
proaches.
The potatoes. too. must be clean, a.,
nearly uniform in size and shape as
you can get them and well arrange
ia a neat vessel or an attractive hea }
So with every other product. II I
is worth showing at all, il is worth
taking little trouble with.
And then when you have done your
best you may miss the prize Never
forget that. The calf. instead Of tax
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16

The tendency in this country is for
larger numbers OF those living in
cities 70 own land. In Europe. notab'y
in ireland, the land Is being largely
ut INTO the hands of these who work
il: this is a matter Of necessity. with
the population increasing and the ne
cess. " becoming greater yearly for
greater production per acre itgis in e.
deed doubtful if any man has a NOR u
right % own land who does not live on
it and manage il for the largest GRIP
production and try upbuilding the fer
tility.-The Progressive Farmer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16

Listen to Waycross, the town that
has a Tense around il to prevent the
COWS from grazing in city streets.
Americas and Albany are having a
time. 1t seems that they have an au-
tomobile in Americus and they ran the
thing to Albany where it ran afoul -
s trolley car that happened to be run
ming that day. That's always the case
when country places try to put on city
airs W aycross Herald.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16
Mercantile Paper.

New York. Oct. l5.-PrimA mercsn.
tile paper > 1-4G1-2 per cent.
Sterling exchange. barely steady
4 81 40 for SO days: 4S5.55 for demand
Commercial bills. 4.sl.
Bar silver. 81 IA.
Mexican dollars. -.
Government bonds, firm.
Railroad bonds, frmer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16
Call Money.

New York, Oct 15.-Money on call
steady. 8 3-SG1-2; ruling rate 3 IL;
closing 3-SQ1-2.
Time loans, steady; so days 4 3-46
5; 90 days IA; six months 5.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16
Chicago Cash.

Chicago, Ill, Oct 15.-Cash: Wheat
No. 2 red, s2G93; No. hard, 81 ga
a So 1-2; No. northern. S66S7; No
> spring, S66S7; velvet chaff. S2@
81 ga.
Corn, No 2. 6S 1-2G69 "a; No. 2,
white IS 1899; No. 2. yellow, IS ga
ass IA.
Oats, No. white, 4O641 IA; stand
ard. So $4,000 IA.
Rye, No. 2, 66.
Barley. 55GSO.
Timothy, 3.75Q5.25.
Glover, 9.00G12.5o.
Pork. 21o0
Lard. 1892 1-2.
Ribs, 1o.25610.75.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16
New York Produce.

New York, Oct. 15.-Butter barely
steady, 14,70O tubs. Creamery, Sc. =
onds 25 1927; creamery held sec
onds Is 1-4Q27.
Cheese, unsettled, 5000 boxes. State
whole milk colored specials Is LAO
Is IL; colored. average fancy, Is.
Eggs steady, 1850 cases. French
gathered seconds 26927; thirds AMI
poorer 22625.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16

MISS JESSIE WILSON
; White House Chrysanthemum To
Be Named For the Bride.

Washin gton Oct 15.-From =
y thousands OF chrysanthemums =
y in the white house conseryatories >
= and in the greenhouses at the de- .
y partment of agriculture for the '
y approaching white house wedding =
p one aristocrat OF that plant fam =
= ily-an antarctic creation now be- y
y ing deyeloped-is to be named af- =
. ter the bride. Miss Jessie Wilson. y
= All the governments crack hor- y
= ticulturalists who are giving the =
. stranger their attention are a
y mum" as to its color, size or va ."
= riety, but they promise it will take =
= first place among the thousands OF y
y its kind which will decorate the =
white house rooms on November .
= 25th next. .
. y
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16
"No Man Euer Used Me As a Toop

been the tool of Wall street of the liquor interests
party the tool Wall
the record democratic
and interest
how has a a
gentleman with being tool of the
when became
people, allowed single thing
he
y y y \ \
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16
SPARKS FROM HOUSE DUEL
OF HOBSON AND UNDERWOOD

support Alabama Mr. I'm
derwod presidency
their support of him
similarly under false
gentleman Underwood simply politician
game game
integrity
that t"-Represent4tive Hobson.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16
A MOUN1AINEER SUMMER SCHOOL IN VIRGINIA

After 81 teachers had each refuse /
in turn to teach the regular school at
Irish Creek Hollow, in the mountains
of Virginia, two county school teach
ers and l2-year-old assistant inyad-
ed the district with a camping outfi,
and organized a summer school an /
an evening school that were better at
tended than any school in past years
had ever been. The experiment was
SO successful that other isolated COM
munities in Virginia are to he handled
in the same way. Instead CT allowing
these isolated districts to get along
as best they may, state and county Of
ficers in Virginia are going to send to
the mountains every summer the very
best teachers they can secure in order
to provide the educational facilities
that are needed.
Irish Greek Hollow is in a mountain
valley in Rockbridge county. 1t IS
sparsely settled and remote of access.
The inhabitants are mountaineers y:
original stock who have intermarriei
as much as the law permits They live
in log cabins that are not even good
log cabins. There was a school build
ing, but for several years there had
been no school No scaoolteacher
would accept the position
In 1911, after all attempts to get a
regular teacher had failed. the countY
superintendent persuaded two experI-
enced teachers TO go to Irish Creek
Hollow. after their own schools had
closed. and to open a summer school.
They carried with them tents to live
in. provisions, and cooking utensils.
School was opened in the old school
building. and the attendance exceeded
all expectations. There were 80 chill
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16
OFFICIAL ORGAN:
+ = = = y = y y y =
Do YOUR LEVEL BEST


Do YOUR LEVEL BEST =
y = = y y y = = y = y
david Johnson. in Lutheran Oh
serverl
L3 your level best. boys always
everywhere:
Never mind What others do. you act
far ana square
DuU's call is urgent. and life, no
empty Jest.
Pull yourself together, boys, and do
your level best
Do your level best boys, whate'er
your lot may be-
Grinding in the study or sailing on the
Pen or plow or hammer or in scarlet
tunic dressed,
Pull yourself together. boys, and do
your level best
Do Jour level best, boys all honest
work will wear,
Yours is now the springtime: improve
the season rare
Use each precious moEeat- all trifiing
Why's detssts
Pull yourself together, boys, and do
your level best
DO your level best, boys. all honest
work will tell
Though the task be irkSome. resolve
to do It well
rSnsel oft may glitter, but will not
stand the test;
Pull yourself together. boys. and do
your level best
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16

l. YOU want to Be well dressed, cont
'ortable and at the same time econon-
ical. why don't you make your own
,etticoats Fashion Journal.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16

The boys corn club In Sumter coun-
ty is at present small organization.
But better things are ahead for it. The
county has decided to allow Demon
strator Wicker to devote his entire
time to work with the farmers and the
corn club boys will come in for their
share of his instruction.
If you have an acre of land that the
boy wants to grow corn on, let him
have it. If he is boy in the country,
he will learn lessons that will be worth
dollars and cents to him in after year,.
If he is a city boy. he will gain strength
and ruddy health. by digging in the
soil, that will be worth more than dol
lars and cents TO him later Encour-
age the boy in everything he unde :
takes. Remember The boy is the.
father to the man"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16

We notice that oYercoats will not BE-
fashionable this winter Thank good
ness then we will be in style.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16

IAN roads lead 60 Macon. says The
Macon Telegraph An GOOD ROADS
lead 10 Americas
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16

These moonlight nights are enough
10 cause several announcements III
zpnroaching exeuss m Anerscus.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16

Ths Atlanta Journal defines an OPP
,ou,ist as oae who stores up sunshine
Tor the rainy days
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16
New York Spots

New York, Oct 15.-SpOt cotton
quiet: middling uplands. 1880; mid
ding gulf. 1875; sales 100.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16

A conceited man IS always true to
MS first Observation-Disclosures
Times Union.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16

You can help us get out n good pa
per by telling us all the news You
know.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16

Uncertain thinEs-the weather-th :
price OF cotton-arzd women.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16

Most any woEEscR can jump at con
clusions even IN y tight skirt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16

Occasionally an old fame can make
X hot for fellow
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16

Some men airs self made but most
women are made by the dressmaker
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16

The man who keeps plugging will
make his mark
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16
Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly

he Old Standard general strengthening tonic
o ROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
alsria, enriches the blood. and builds up thesys
IA. a true Touic. For adults and children. Sc
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16
New York T utureS.

New York, Oct 15.-Cotton futures
closed steady.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16

Buy your tickets to the state fair.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-16
MARKET REPORTS
Quotations on Cotton, Grain, Money
and Produce Reported Daily. Amer
icuS Cotton Market in Detail.

The cotton market yesterday was
featureiess and practically unchanged
from quotations upon spot cotton In
the Americas market values ruled
around II 81 to II IS cents for the
best, and only an unusually fine article
would have brought Is cents, if at all
The local market was quoted as fol-
lows.
';ood middling .-..............12 ga.
Receipts in Americas.
Peceived yesterday ............ %
Received previously ...........1S,170
Total to date .................lS