Birds of Passage and Local Visitors Fill Americas Day
A social column lists citizens and visitors in Americas, including Mr. Thomas Wade from De Boto, Mr. and Mrs. Hudson of LaCrosse, Walter Stewart from Atlanta, and Mayor W. B. Cheatham of Dawson. Others noted are Dr. B. L. Joiner, Mrs. J. A. McLeod, W. H. Tondee, G. H. Boifeuillet, Frank M. Coker, Mrs. John W. Forrester, and Reed’s ad. A small blaze at Phillips Store was contained by firefighters with minor damage.
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Slpines
Schampert
Thomas Wade
de Boto
Thomas G. Hudson
LaCrosse
Walter Stewart
Atlanta
W. B. Cheatham
Dawson
Americas
B. L. Joiner
Tio Andersonville
Misa Glover
and Jover
Lee Street
J.A McLeod
American
Dennison
Texas
W. H. Tondee
Lumpkin
Montgomery
G. H Boifevillet
Windsor
Frank M Coker
Americur
Ress
John W. Forrester
Leesburg
W. W Hooke
Reed
E. D. Sheffield Co
Gentry Pony and Dog Show Delights Children Again
A traveling act featuring ponies dogs and monkeys wowed crowds with a morning parade and two performances. The display showcases trained animals and humane treatment, with each creature performing impressive tricks to keep audiences in good spirits.
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Gentry
Big Barlow Minstrels Delight Americus Thursday Night
The Barlow Minstrels return to Americus offering one of the best bills at reduced prices. Patrons report few vacant seats as the troupe, up-to-date in every respect, headlines the theatre. A grand street parade is planned tomorrow morning before the opera house attraction.
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Americus
Barlow Minstrels
Taira
Seathe Grand Street Parade
Opera House
Syrup of Fig Proclaimed Best Gentle Remedy
The Modern Mother notes children improve with the pleasant Syrup of Fig when a gentle laxative is needed. She asserts true Syrup of Fig is made only by the California Fig Syrup Co and is enjoyed by children.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Cotton Market Dips Five Points Amid Weak Conditions
The cotton market fell about five points as receipts dwindled to 52 bales. January opened at 74.8 and closed around 74.5 cents, with other months showing declines. local market values remained 74 to 75 cents per pound.
A Royal Cure Promises from Dr King's Discovery
An elderly Philadelphia resident recounts a long cough cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. The testimonial claims relief from chest pain and sleep disruption, praising the remedy and noting trial bottles and guaranteed satisfaction. Additional ad copy promotes a loan service and local business contacts.
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Dr. King
E. J. Eldridge
Hawkins Held on Charge of Intimidating Witnesses
The Times Recorder reports B. T. Hawkins a negro preacher and politician was arrested on a charge of intimidating witnesses. He remains held on a $500 bond and faces a strong case with potential conviction. Local market notes show James Fairnen & Bro reporting 62 bales received and 83,087 total receipts to date with Good Middling prices. The passenger department of the Ocean Steamship Company offers a 1900 calendar upon request or postage.
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The
Times-Recorder
Yeaterday
B. T. Hawkins
Hawkins
the and Ocean Steamship Company
Addeens J. O. Haile
Savannah
Post Office Moves to New Lock Box Facility
Postmaster Smith will put mails in the new lock boxes today and box renters may exchange old keys in the morning. The office presents a neat attractive appearance and compares favorably with larger Southern city offices.
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Smith
That Throbbing Headache Pills Offer Cure
An old advertisement promotes King’s New Life Pills for sick and nervous headaches. It claims the pills purify blood build up health and strengthen nerves. Sold by E. J. Eldridge with a money back guarantee.
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E. J. Eldridge
Dragglet
Xenoecous Blow to Gardens Strikes Freezing Vines
The freeze yesterday delivered a black eye to gardens, with beds that endured two weeks of fronts turning black by morning. It was the coldest winter day yet, and frost damaged vines and plants that had stood bravely until now, forcing reliance on canned vegetables until spring.
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Americas
Jolly Indians Eat Oysters at City Hall Feast
The Lamahassee Tribe of Red Men host an oyster supper at City Hall this evening with dancing. They plan a waltz and quadrille in place of the scalp dance and invite the public to attend this festive occasion.
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City Hall
Cigar Factory for Americas opening planned here
Report notes Americas will have a letteral factory at an early date. Two visitors sought local arrangements and secured a location, making the factory’s establishment highly likely. Also ad lists new stock at Rembert's drug store and a Chicago address for employment and business opportunities.
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Iefe
Americas
Rembert's
Random Short News Items From The Times
Several brief items note local activity including the Willingham prohibition bill vote in the senate, a quiet Superior Court docket, slim cotton receipts, a Gentry street parade praised as pretty and up to date, and minimal courthouse property sales. Also mentioned are road defaulter hearings, Sumter county pork supplies, a late season cold snap, the South Georgia conference in Dub lin, and a city aldermanic primary with polls 9 to 4. A diamond ring found by a negro man is reported as recovered by the owner.
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Superior Court
Littlejohn
Board of County Commissioners
Sumter
Americus
South Georgia
Wich
Dublin
K. Read
City Hall
Times-Recorder
Red Men
Dress Goods Clearance Offer Prompted by Sale of Hand Goods
A counter of dress goods will be discarded next week with a large variety priced at 25c 39c and 50c per yard. These pieces represent actual values of 40c to 75c. Additional fine woolen goods in blacks and colors will be shown at special discounts, inviting customers to view the entire stock and buy.
Winter Underwear Sale Promises Bargains for December
Advertises deep discounts on ladies ribbed undervests and union suits, children's undervests, and men's underwear. Highlights bleached jersey vests, fleece lined options, and shirt and drawer sets with prices from a few cents to a dollar range. Mentions various fabric quality notes and bulk counts.
Big Bargain in Kid Gloves Sale
Local store offers Foster Paul & Co gloves at deep discounts to reduce stock. Entire stock of celebrated $200 gloves reduced to $150 per pair. Also discount on cerll glove lines and men’s cashmere gloves in various price ranges.
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Foster Paul & Co
Capes and Jackets Offered at Deep Reductions
A local retailer advertises a large surplus of capes and jackets with prices cut to irresistible levels. The store vows to move stock quickly before the season advances, guaranteeing customer satisfaction on every purchase.
Carpet and Rug Stock Auction Still Open for Low Prices
Despite a prior winter sale, the firm clarifies it remains in business with a fresh stock of Axminsters Moguettes Velvets Brussels weaves and new items bought at low prices. Offers include fine Solomon fograing at 40 or 60 cents per yard wool ingrain Smyrna rugs priced from 1.00 to 3.00 and various drapery fabrics and window shades listed with popular prices.
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Brussels
America
Shoes for Children From Ziegler's Store
Weather wild brings parents to shop as we promote fitting children in sturdy, good looking shoes. Our range covers many sizes and styles with prices lower than ever for quality footwear. Shoppers urged to visit and compare value.
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Ziegler
America
Clothing Sale Draws Men and Boys to Variety
A local department reports a wide variety of men’s and boys’ clothing with attractive prices. Shoppers are urged to visit to catch the deals and update their wardrobes.
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