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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-29
STATE aEYREszHrArrvns

Goth representative District (vo,.
for Thrs~1--Fred J. Mess, walter J.
Lund. y. II. Tonkin.
tist Representative District Cvots
for Twol--GeorEe u. webster. W. r
lind Representative District vote
for Twot-Aieerf y. Martin. Frank
r. Boyle
lard Rspr.s.ntauv. District Cvo,s
for Twol-victor Zsdnics, Geo. L.
sI,h Representative District Cvo,.
for Two Frank n. Manorus. Fran
els Roteh.
tsth Representative Dis,ric. (vo,.
for Twol-Frank H. Rsnick. Robert
Grass.
18Th Representative. District fvot.
for TwoJ--Fred w. Hastinsa Ste
phen A. Hull
lTth Representative District (vots
for Tvo)-John r. Wilson. r r.
Gut.
County Auditor-Elmsr r. Conner.
County Clsrk-w. X sleksfs.
County Assessor John NJ
County Trsasurer--John A. Ben
nett.
County Prosecuting Attorney
County shsriff-John w. Roberta
County Enxinssr-Ar,hur p. Den
ton
County Superintendent OF Common
Schools-M r. Durham.
County Coroner--J. Tate Mason.
County Commissioners Vote for
Twoy. First Commissioner District
NJ J. carriKan.
Third Commissioner District
Krist Knudsen.
County wrsckTnastsr--Thsodors 8.
Justice OF the Pesc.. Seattle Pre-
cinct vote for Fivel--John r. Cor
don John r. Carroll, Otis w. Brinksr.
John u. Wright, Rssh May White
head
Constablss. Seattle Precinct Vote
for F1veJ-Jafnss Y. shannon, John
r. Boyle, y. 9. Brown. u Fdd
Shrewsbury, James NJ Lambert.
Justice Of the Peace, Auburn Pre-
einct Vote for Two)-osorEs G.
Meade.
Justice Of the Peace, Black Dis-
mond Prscinct-W. w Davies
Justice OF the Peace. chrf-tophsr
Precinc.-James Hart
Justice OF the Peace Mercer Pre-
Reeves Anymore, Jr.
Justice OF the Peace. Rsnton Pre-
cinot Vote for Two)--T. J. Rich
mond
Justice Of the Peace, Vashon Pre-
Constablss Auburn Precinct Vote
for Two)--Fred McCumbsr
Constable Black Diamond Precinct
Dan Weston.
Constable. Mercer Precinct-cecii
II. Upper.
Constable. Newcastle Precinct
Robert Mourity.u.
Constabios. Renton Precinct Vote
for Twol--Joseph Edwards.
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PROGRESSIVE TICKET

uui,sd states ssnstor-ois Han
sor.
Representative IN Congress rir.,
Congregational Distriet--Austin E.
Rspr.s.n,.,iv. In Congress, SEQ
| cAmph eli
state Senator's
foth Senatorial District ~ wal
ais, Senatorial pi.,rie,-rasi w.
Houssr.
tind Senatorial Disries-DanisI
fAudon,
i.th Senatorial Dissriet--M }. Car.
ss,h Senatorial Dis,riet--y. A.
Rust.
is,h s.ns,erisi p,',ries--ch.ri.'
if,h Senatorial pi',ries--o.o. W.
STATE Representatives;
$eth Representative District vote
for Thresl--A- ID. Cowan.
tist Representative District (vote
for rwel-Franh Edwards. orisoa J.
sind Rspr.s.n,atiy. p,.sr,e, Cvo,.
for Twe)-Thomss y. Murphins. w.
sird Rspr.s.n,aiiv. Di.,r,e, Cvot.
for Twop--faui n Phillips. A. v.
1ss R.pr.s.n,suv. District tvo,.
for Two)--H G Force
tsih Representative District tvots
for Two)-L w. Barnard. George W.
tl,h Representative District (vo,.
for T-o-Hsnry w. Lung. Rick bur
rows
sTth ReprssentstIv. District Cvo,.
for Tvo)--c J. Francs. Emil J.
Brandt
County Audi,or--Byron Pheips
County Cisrk--w. p, McEiwain.
County Asssssor---John n Fletcher
County Treasursr--w. G. Hyatt
County Prosecuting Attornsy-Ai-
fred " Lundtn.
County Bhsriff-Robert 7, Hodge
County Enginser--A. r.. Fuller
County coronor--w william Mellow
eli
County Commissioners vote for
Two)i
First cornnissionsr Dis,rict-Da-
vid Mckenzie
Third Commissioners District
Waiter T. Christensen.
Justices of the Peace, Seattle Pro-
cinct Vote for Fivs)--Rohert ~
Lindsay. Robert W Reid. Monorisffs
Cameron. VIM. T. Bseks. A. Rosen-
| thai
cons,abies. Seattle Precinct Vote
Johnson, John Peterson. p. I. Com
stock, Hiram LAmpman.
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HIS FACE IS CLEAN

BERLIN. Oct 29.-Berlin society
women try to be very attentive TO
the wounded. and when one. not
knowing what else TO do, sponged
off soldiers face, he smiled CRATE.
fully and said: Thank you. You
are the 2sth lady TO wash my face
today"
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

County Cisrk--J. G r,svoid
County ts.sssof--Paui fAnd
County Trsasarer--Hofus W fJttlsssn
county Prosecuting Attornsy-pobsr,
W Mof@liand
coaniy shsrisf-I>ou W. rsisee-
County anpsrtnfend.nt Of Common
sohoois-Miss l. r. whi,a
County cororsr-A- Jeff Nelson
County conmissionsrs Third Commits.
.iorsr Districfl--1eo. " Nssd
Jsssice 81 the Peace. Seattle rrs-fne,
vote for Fivsi--Juiiar 4. SHAY T. a
Dunaway. Thomas u Mcmahon
constahiss Seattle Precinct fvs,. for
Frvst-W H Moore. I. o. winisnson
constabiss. Kant Precinct tvs,s 70,
T~oi-r. - Tucker
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SILENT REFUGEES

PARIS. Oct. 29.--France has
700 silent refugees" the where
abouts Of which no one, save
few officials, knows. Among
them are Mona Lisa and Venus
de Milo. They have been taken
from Paris national treasure
houses such as the Louvre 10 a
place OF greater safety.
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Trial Treatment FREE

This new method Is so important TO the well
fare of humanity. 80 vital to every person suffer
ing from any form Of catarrh, that the oppor-
tunty to actually test II and f'ous its results,
will be gladly extended without ono cent Of cost.
A large trial treatment, with complete, mi.
mute directions will be sent free TO any eatarrh-
sufferer.
Send money, take no risks, make no
promises. Simply clip. sign and mail the eou.
pom and the test package OF the New Combined
Treatment will be sent, fully prepaid, together
with the valuable book on catarrh.
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rnoHrnrrIo~ TICKET

rnoufnrrIo~ TIcKrT
rnrst rtstss Hsnssor--A. a csien
pstr-s.n,s'is. IN conrssss rfrs, Coo.
sr..sionss Dsssrtcf--chss N Morssn
Representative IN consr.ss second
ceu xr.ssisnsl pt..rirt--H r. Murray
woN-rAHrtsAS JUDICIARY TICKET
tais.s q Supreme Court fvos. for
Three --H;sphsn chhf~fsk Hssrn.s
. eros. Edgar q Nuis o. n Hoiesusb
tahn v HsmphFiss. william u P.ms.r.
tea
STATE or WARRINGTON COUNTY or
Efwu -~As
L BYRos rfrELra. coanty Assitor
ant ss-officio CLERK Of II. Heard Of
County comrnisstonsrs ~ EtnH County
wsshfnstsn. Dc hsFsby certify that IN.
allow. ana foregoing nsf ef nomination.
10 . trus. fail ana eornp l.,s iiss % IN.
nominations certified 10 me by ~. various
Political parties Of kins Coanty. wash.
inGton. as thsrsin sss forth
rTRoS PHELPa
fssa1 ceenty Auditor
Witness mr. hart sns official seal this
itrd day ~ October, A. u isit
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NOTICE OF GENERAL
ELECTION
SOCIALIST TICKET


United States ssnator--Adam ".
Harth.
Representative In Congress. rirs,
Congressional District-dienn V,
Hoover
Representative in Congress. Sec
ond Congregational Distriet--deo. u,
Hoomar
state Senator's
ioth Senatorial pi.trie,-Aiisn
Brooke
,ist senatorial pistrict-cas Her
slnd Senatorial pi.trie,--H. N.
ssrd Senatorial Dis,riot-Huis,
wells
s,,h Senatorial District A. Tap
pendofff.
Stth senatorial Dissatisfaction
seth Senatorial pistriet--Louis w.
uuck
sTth Senatorial Edwin ].
brown
state Representatives
toth Representative District tvofA
Tor Three Purrei Richards. Mrs.
AHA Richards
4ist Representative District (vots
for Twol--u. I. Linaenfeiter. Adam
Nauseh
.snd Representative District tvo,s
for Twol--n ~ Miller, Robin Adair,
tsrd Representative District vote
for Tw ol Joe Miller. A. o. Camp
ttth Representative District Vote
for Twol Jessie Humphrey. r. H.
smith
.sth Representative pi,trict Cvo,s
for Two --chas. II. Raymsr. NJ L.bo.
tFth Representative District tvots
for Twol Joseph y. Grimm. En,siis
Freed
county Auditorium. johnson.
county Clerk ~ s-ph O Golden
County AsHaaHor--ciarenee ".
ktnseFy.
county Prosecuting Attornsy--
Nicholas Schmift
County Hheriff-Jark A. Dial
County Engineer--Fref ~ Haley.
County Coronrr--John punlap3
County Commtsrioners
First Commissioned pistrict---Ed :
ward u Tryou.
Third Commissioner Distriet--c. J.
Jacobs
county wfsckmsstsr--Ira Cole.
son
Justices OF the Peace. Seattle Pre-.
ctnct Vote for FtNet-~G NJ. w~ity.
Charlotte Frederick Jones
conniAhiez, seattle Precinct fVote
for ftNel-Georss Lesiie Coo. Peter
oppermann.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET


United states seuator-w W
Black
Representative In Congress. r,r.,
Congressional Dfs,rict--wm- HEX
man Moore.
Representative In Congress. Second
Congregational Distriet-Eari w
Hustled
stat. Senator's
sis Senatorial ptstrfss--P. c,
Leonard
i:nd Senatorial D,stries-o.orxs
v. Ostroth.
tsrd Senatorial Distries-H w.
Ziabsrth.
t.th Senatorial Dis,riet--chariss
q. Hslfnsr
tsth Senatorial Dis,ric,-J ~
tfth Senatorial Dis,riet--osorr-
Murphy.
State Representatives:
10th Representative District fvo,s
for Thrsel--Isaa1 p. Calhoun. Arehia
Smith. G. v. LochridGe
tst Representative District Vote
for Two)-W. A. Brady. John T.
Casey.
tfnd Rspr,ssnt.tiv. Dis,r,c, Cvo,.
for Tvol--John G. Rathbun. Chss
v. B.srdsiss
stth Representative District fvots
for Twob--Tom s. Patterson.
<sth Representative District fvots
for Two)--Mrs ~. n. Phillips
9TH Representative District Vote
for Tvo)-Hsrrr N. westfsii. J. y.
cronIn.
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Careful experiments and Investigations have shown
that the troubles were expelled from the nose and
throat, the real OF the disease overlooked
and in short time the Catarrh would return stronger
than ever. Mr. Gauss has gone way ahead OF the
ordinary methods Of treatment and has provided q
remedy that
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NOMrNATrOHU ron OYYrCun
SPECIFIED AHovu. AHE
AS FOLLOWS

kEFUhLkOAE EAIkEE
United States ssnator-weHley l.
Jones'
Representative in Congress. First
Congressional piHtrtct--Wiliiam r.
Humphrey.
Reprsssn tativs In Congress-. Sec
ond Congressional Dtstrict--Lindiey
~ Hafisy.
STATE SENATORS
Goth Senatorial District-Howard
- Taylor.
sist Senatorial pistrie,--Raiph ID.
Nichols
Ssnd Senatorial Robert v.
Booth.
gsrd Senatorial rsrr1et-wtliiasn
Wray.
s4th Senatorial Dfstrict-Iames A.
Ghent
ssth Senatorial Dfstrict---Lincoln
Davis
1sth Senatorial Distrfct-1 e
steiner.
s7th Senatorial Distriet-E n
Palmer.
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NOTICE OF GENERAL
ELECTION

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
that on TUESDAY, the THIRD day
County 81 i<ing ard state Of Wash
frgton. an election will be held for
Senatorial. Congressional. Judicial,
District, County and Precinct offt-
GERS as foiloWrs
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Removes the Cause
and Immediately Gives Re-
lief to the Nose and Throat

Reese Jones' Of Scranton Penn, after trying
many other treatments, he used this method aud =
MY Is entirely clear and free and am not
bothered by the disease The New Combined
Treatment is worth its weight in gold
Temporary relief from caarrh may be obtained In other
but the New Combined Treatment must inevitably
be accepted for armament results.
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Sarah ]. Cape. Mount Peiia, Tenn. SAYS, L
suffered the pains and distress OF catarrh for
thirteen years and needless to state, tried nearly
every method But by your new method was
completely cured and you cannot imagine the
Joy that has come over me-"
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Stopped-up noses
Constant "frog-in-ths
throat"
Nasal discharges
Hawking and splitting
snoring at night
Bad breath
Frequent colds
Difficult breathing
smotheriny sensation
in dreams
Sudden fits OF sneexing
Dry mucus In nose
and any OF the other
symptoms that indicate
approaching or present
catarrh
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ASSURE No. q, sntftlsd I

SECTION j. That at the general
election to be held In this state on
the Tuesday next after the first
Monday In November. 1914. there
shall be submitted TO the Qualified
electors Of the state. for their ndop-
tion and approval or rejection. an
amendment 70 section 80 OF article
g.. Of the constitution Of the State
OF Warrington, 80 that the same
shall read. when 70 amended as fol
lows.
SECTION 81. The ownership OF
lands by aliens. other than those
who In good faith have declared their
Intention TO become citizens Of tho
United States. Is prohibited in this
state, except whore acquired by in
heritance. under mortgage or in
good faith in the ordinary course OF
Justice In the collection OF debts. and
all conYsyances Of lands herea fter
made 10 any alien directly, or In
trust for such allen, shall be void /,
PROVIDED, That tho provisions Of
this section shall not apply 10 lands
containing valuable deposits Of min
eral, metals. iron. coal. or fire-clay,
and the nsce1Hary land for mills and
machinery to be used In the develop
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You Can Now Treat This Trouble in Y
Own Home and Get Relief at Once.

~ Ms am
R<fAcd rae aoW
osd throat asv
frsafod BY a.
<Seefre ioeaf
vf-edy atGs<d
dperly 10 fAs
aMtefsf ae@-
krusfs.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-17
Agitation s Death Toll
In 1918 Heaviest Yet

who was killed in 1918 was Col. S. F.
Cody, an American naturalized in Eng
land, who had done more perhaps THAI
any other enc man to further the in
terest of aviation in Great Britain and
had won international fame through
his inventions. He was killed on Aug.
by the failure of a biplane of his
own construction. A passenger with
him was also killed Almost equally
famous in Europe was NJ. Vlaicu,
Roumanian pioneer in aviation, who
was killed on Sept 13 at Bucharest.
Charles Noeuport, French airman
famous the world around as a designer
and builder of monoplanes, was killed
on Jan. "a.
Besides the 1872 fatalities due to
aeroplane accidents, 50 persons lost
their lives in 1913 through accidents to
airships or dirigible bolloons. Twenty
eight were killed on October II, when
the Zeppelin IL 2" exploded over
Johannisthal; Is died when the IL l.
was wrecked in the North Sea, Sept. 8;
5 French aeronauts were killed by the
wrecking of balloon on April II, and
2 German soldiers were dropped from
a Zeppelin that broke away from it's
moring on Sept 10.
This article in Popular Mechanics
Magazine is concluded with a three
page tabulation of fatalities, in which
| is given the name of the airmen, the
place and date of each accident and IL
most cases, the type of machine.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-17
MRS. MANGHAM OF MACON
IS Claimed BY DEATH

Mancon, Ga, Jan. 16.-After a pro-
longed illness, Mrs. Ida Winship Man
CHAM, widow of the late Col. Thomas
Woodward Mangham, died this morn
ing at 1:20 o'clock, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. w. P Coleman, 534
College street. Besides Mrs. Coleman,
she is survived by another daughter,
Mrs Dave w. Hill.
Funeral services will be held Fri
day at noon from the residence.
Mrs. Mangham was one of the pio-
neer residents of Macon. She had been
2 resident Of Macon practically all OF
her life and was loved by a wide circle
Of friends. To all the older citizens
of Macon, she was well known, and
her death is especially deplored by
them.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-17
GRANTING FREE LICENSES
UNDER LETTER BOX HEAD

The following sections Of the Geor-
gia Code are reproduced at the re-
quest OF several persons that do not
i believe that the practice OF granting
licenses to disabled Confederate vet
Grams is fully understood
No 1888. ll642) Disabled soldiers
/ to peddle without a license. And dis
abled or INDECENT Confederate soldier
or soldiers of the Seminole or Cher
okee Indian War or Mexican war who
j is a resident of this state may peddle
or conduct business in any town, city,
county or counties, thereof without
paying any license for the privilege o.
sc doing; and a certificate from the
ordinary of any county stating the
fact Of his being such disabled or In
digent Confederate soldier or soldier
of the Seminole Creek or Cherokee In
dian War or Mexican War who is a
resident Of the state shall be sufficient
proof provided that this section shall
net authorize peddling or dealing i'll
ordent or Intoxicating drinks or run
ming billiard, pool or other table Of
like character, or dealing in futures
or peddling stove s or clocks or carry
ing On the business of a pawnbrokef
or auctioneer, or dealing in lightning
rods; And provided furteher that the
privilege hereby granted shall not be
transferred to or used by any other
person.
No 1889 G643) What other Con-
federate Soldiers may peddle without
license All Confederate soldiers who
are over the age Of fifty years and who
have resided in this state for three
years next preceding the filing of their
applications, as hereinafter provided,
are authorized to conduct the business
of travelling life insurance agents or
solicitors and fire insurance agents or
solicitors and peddle in the state with
out first obtaining a license therefor
and without being subject to any tax
therefor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-17
MISSIONS CONFERENCE
BY VALDOSTA LAYMEN

Valdosta, Ga, Jan. 16.-The most in
teresting and successful missionary
ever held in this city closed
a two days session here today
The meeting was one of series of
conferences being held in various cit
les in futherance of a Laymen's Mis-
sionary Campaign begun last March.
1t was attended by number of the
most prominent missionary workers in
the country among them the Rev D.
Clay Lilly, Of Nashville; DIR. ]. T.
Henderson, of Bristol, Va, and the
Rev. ]. W. Hitch, Korean missionarg.
formerly of Waycross.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-17
Russia Adds Minister
Of Sports To Cabinet

ever-recurring worlds series, and
the desire for betterment by the ma
tons o. Europe is being attested to
from time to time by their pre-
lemption q teachers for their ath-
letes in an e2deavor to safeguard
their standing in the world Of sport,
and a.d in putting stop to the
winning habit of the sons Of the Unit
ed States.
It developes that Russia is the
latest of the great nations to realize
the importance OF sports, being as ?
matter of fact the first nation to Or
.ganize among its min .stry a depart
ment of sport A well known sports
man who has been closely identified
with the growth of games in Russia
recently had the following to say
on the subject
"Englishmen who have grown up
with games of all kinds are likely
to consider that the cult of sport
has bene with them since the arrival
Ct Hengist but in reality the mass of
the English people devoted far less
time to games thirty years ago than do
the Malays or the Maoris today. We
have been merely the first in a revival
which has now become universal"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-17
WITHOUT
PROTECTION FROM FIRE

Atlanta, Jan. 16.-That Atlanta is
living in continual danger of a terrible
sweeping configation like those which
destroyed Chicago and Baltimores
business section is declared by radical
members of city council today. They
say that the frequent lack of water
pressure is a terrible menace, and
point to the loss of a quarter of
million dollars in the Whitehall street
fire day before yesterday as a concrete
example They insist that if there had
been adequate water pressure the fire
department would have been able to
hold the losses down to a few houses.
Handicapped by the insufficient
pressure, it required superhuman eff
forts on the part of the department 10
keep the flames from spreading to the
next block and destroying scores Of
homes.
AS it was the household belongings
Of 50 families were piled in heaps on
the sidewalk, while hundreds stood
shivering from cold
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-17

(From February Number of Popular
Mechanics Magazine)
AS was to be expected, the year 1918
showed considerable increase in the
number of deaths due to aeroplane ac-
cidents. Many more airmen than ever
before made flights during the year;
any thousands more miles were COW
ed. AS against lao aviation fatalities
1912, there were 1872 in 1918. In all
years before 1912 since the Wrightg
made the first public boghts in hea"-
than-air machine, there had been
lat ia Deaths in 1908, A in 1909,
: in 1910, and II in 1911.
Twenty-six of the deaths Of 1913
3curred in the United States, IS in
treat Britain. 81 in Germany, 81 in
France, and sc in various other coun-
tries. Twelve airmen fell into the
water and were drowned. 157 were
killed by the impact of falling to earth,
9 were burned to death and IA met
death in various other ways, of these
being spectators who were killed while
watching the airmen. One hundred
and forty-six of those killed wer pilot
ing their machines at the time, IS were
mechanicians and % were passengers.
September produced the longest list
OF casualties, % fatal accidents occur
ring in that month. There were %
in April and an equal number in July,
while December was the safest month.
with but deaths.
Undoubtedly the best-known airman
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-17

State of Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas County, 50.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is senior
partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., do
ing business in the City of Toledo. County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence this 9th day of December, A. D., 1885,
Seal A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Send for testimonials,
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo 0.
Sold by all Druggists, Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-17
Taft IS Sitting For
Peace Palace Bust

New York, Jan. 16.-For several
weeks Prof. William Howard Taft of
Yale, has been giving sittings to C. $
Pietro, of this city, who is making 4
bust of the former president to be
placed in The Hague palace of peace
The proposal to install the bust there
was conceived by the New York Peace
society The work is now practically
completed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-17
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY sage TEA
Look Young! Bring Back It's Natural
Color, Gloss and Thickness.

You can turn gray, faded hair beau
tifully dark and lustrous almost over
night if you'll get a so cent bottle OF
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem
edy' at any drug store Millions of
bottles of this old, famous Sage Tea
Recipe are sold annually, says A
well known druggist here, because it
darkens the hair so naturally and ey-
emily that no one can tell it has been
applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray,
becoming faded, dry, scraggly AMI
thin have a surprise awaiting them be-
cause after one or two applications the
gray hair vanishes and your locks be-
come luxuriantly dark and beautiful -
all dandruff goes, scalp itching and
falling hair stops.
This is the age youth Gray-haired,
unattractive folks aren't wanted
around, so get busy with Wyeth's Sage
and sulphur tonight and you'll be de-
lighted with your dark, handsome hair
and your youthful appearance within a
few days. Hooks Pharmacy, Americas.
Ga. adyt
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.ST0RK HAS LEFT q
BABIES AT HIS HOME

Dalton, Ga, Jan. 16.-For the TWEEN
ty-frst time, the story has paid a visit
to the home of Patdick Kelly, who s
receiving the congratulations of his
local friends on the new arrival.
Mr.. Kelley has been twice married,
ten children being born of the first
union and eleven coming to bless the
second.