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ONE CASE TRIED
IN CITY COURT;
RECESSTUESDAY
Although a heavy docket faced Judge
Harper when City court convened in
regular term Monday morning, only
one case was tried during the day and
adjournment was taken until Wednes
day morning. A number of cases
scheduled for the opening day had to
be postponed because of several
lawyers being called to Atlanta unex
pectedly to appear in Supreme court.
All of the cases undisposed of today
and all but two on Tuesday’s calendar
•were put over until Wednesday. The
others wll be added to Thursday’s cal
endar.
Following is the disposition of Mon
day’s calendar, together with the cases
originally set for Tuesday, which will
be heard Wednesday, except as indi
cated:
MONDEY’S CASES.
W. H. Scarborough vs. W. M. An
drews and Geo. D. Wheatley, com
plaint; continued.
W. H. Scarborough vs. Joe Dowdell,
W. iJ. Dowdell, et al., complaint; con
tinued.
Pleas Mchaffy vs. J. W. Shirley, com
plaint on notes; verdict for defend
ant.
A. C. Renfroe vs. Furlow Hall, dis-
tress warrant-counter affidavit; for
trial Wednesday. (
B. J. McNeal vs. Dallas Pennington,
complaint on account; continued.
Woodruff Machinery Co. vs. John F.
Fender, bail and trover; for trial Wed
nesday.
W. C. Balcomb vs. Asa and Ross 1
Pittman, traver and bail; for trial
Wednesday.
Joseph Perkins vs. Chas. B. Hudson,
complaint; for trial Thursday.
Hugh M. Dorsey, Governor, vs. Wal
ter Mathis; forfeiture of recognizance; '
dismissed.
A. C. Guy vs. D. M. Lowery, bail and ;
trover; for trail Wednesday.
John Church Co. vs. Franc Mangum,
bail and trover; for trial Wednesday.
TUESDAY’S CALENDAR.
Mauk & Horton vs. Turpin Bros., et
al., complaint on bond; for trial
Thursday.
W. H. Scarborough vs. Rosa Brun
son, complaint on account.
A. F. Holt vs. Miss M. R. Edwards,
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We are showing new Pumps, Colonials _
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DANUBE IN USE AGAIN.
PARIS, March 17. — (By Associated
Press.) —Navigation has been resumed
on the Danube river, Prague dispatches
state.
complaint on account.
R. S. Broadhurst vs. W. Brock, dis-
1 tress warrant and bond; for trial
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Thursday.
Mrs. J. O. McArthur vs. Riley Cobb,
fi fa, levy and illegality.
Mrs. Lillie L. Brown vs. Mayor and
City Council.
F. B. Arthur vs. D. H. Stubbs.'
P. A. and A E Dunaway vs. E. L.
Kite, distress warrant and bond.
P. A. and A E Dunaway vs. E. L.
Kite, landlord lien fi fa.
j Planters Bank of Americus vs. A. C.
and S. G. Duckworth, complant.
AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER.
s MERE MENTION j
|j ABOUT TOWN <
Sheaffer’s Nori-Leakable Fountain
Pens. BELL, The Jeweler. 16-ts
Don’t miss Lewis Stone in “Man of
■ Bronze” at the Alcazar tomorrow. It
I Jesse Westbrook, colored, appeared
before Judge Harper, of the city court,
this morning and entered a plea of
guilty to bicycle stealing, receiving a
sentence of 6 months or fine of $55.
See Frank Kenan in “Todd of The
Times,” and comedy, “Milk-Fed Vamp,”
at the Strand Tuesday. 17-it
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Stapleton re
ceived a letter this morning from their
son, Capt. Frank Stapleton, who is with
the A. E. F. in France, stating that he
had received his commission as cap
tain, and was in charge of army camp
No. 14, at Rece France. The letter
was mailed February 25.
Don’t miss Lewis Stone in “Man of
Bronze” at the Alcazar tomorrow. It
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Capt. Chas. J. Glidden, U. S. M. A., ’
made a ten-minute talk to the Sunday
school at the Lee street Methodist
church Sunday on his experiences in
the air with the balloon.
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See Frank Kenan in “Todd of The
Times,” and comedy, “Milk-Fed Vamp,”
J at the Strand Tuesday. 17-lt’
AMERICUS LADY’S LIFE SAVED
THE QUAKER MAN HAS PROVEN
Mrs. C. C. Herring, age 39, address 614 Adderton St., Americus, Ga., Expelled a 32-Foot
Tapeworm after taking Quaker Herb Extract only three days.
Mrs. Herring had suffered for the
past three years with such symptoms
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stomach, headaches, was very nervous,
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Women Are Immune,
Psychologists have recently found
that certain patients are afraid of mir
rors—a result of watching the change
4n appearance as emaciation pro
gresses. When a dyspeptic is cured
. his horror of looking in a mirror per-
I sists. This is called catopterphobla.—
Popular Science Monthly.
Three Causes for Gladness.
Bobbie’s father had been out of
town for a fortnight and the small
lad missed him much. Upon his retrun
Bobbie was at the station to meet him.
and as greeting said: ‘Tse so glad
yon’s here and I'm here and that old
train’s gone.”
Ink Eradicator.
To take ink stains out of cotton, silk
or woolen material saturate the spot
with spirits of turpentine and let it
stand for several hours, then rub it
between the hands. The spot will dis
appear without injury to the color or
texture of the fabric.
Her Hubby Also Had Pen Name.
“ ‘Radley Jones?’ Why, that’s my
husband’s pen name.” said the lady of
the house. “Ain’t it funny,” marveled
tlie cook. “My husband has one, too.
Up in the pen they call him ‘Glycerin
George.’ ” —Judge.
Will Do Better Next Time.
“I don’t know,” said the centenarian
to the reporter, “what has kept me
alive and in good health so long, but,
by gum! if ever I have my life to live
over again, I'll bet I find out some good
ways to shorten it.” —Kansas City Star.
very restless at night. During the
three years Mrs Herring had taken
twelve different treatments Without
success. She continued to suffer till
she and her husband called at the
Americus Drug Store and had a talk
with the Quaker man, purchased one
bottle of Quaker Herb Extract, and
started taking it according to direc
tions. After taking this medicine only
three days, Mrs. Herring expelled the
tapeworm, head and all complete, and
now is rid of the cause of all her past
suffering. She Highly recommends
Quaker Herb Extract, and says that
any one who wishes may call on her
STRAND
THEATRE
MONDAY
Metro Pictures
Presents
HAMILTON HALE
Johnny on the Spot
Five Acts
U Must See This.
TUESDAY
Pathe Picture
Presents
Wonderful FRANK KENAN
—in —
Todd of the Times
Five Acts
Sunshine Comedy
Milk-Fed Vamp
ADMISSION 10c and 20c
personally and she will gladly tell
them what a wonderful remedy it is.
Investigate this in any manner you
choose, and if you suffer from stom
ach, liver, kidney or bladder trouble,
or catarrh in any form, call on the
Quaker Man at once and let him prove
to you that the medicine will give
permanent results in your case the
same as this one of Mrs. Herring. He
is at the store daily, from 9 a. m. to
9 p. m. and charges nothing to talk
to you. Quaker Herb Extract is SI.OO
a bottle. Special three-bottle treat
ment for $2.50. Call at once if you
value good health. Free Samples
given.
MONDAY, MARCH 1?, 191).
Standard
. How Tired We All Are of Old Win
ter Clothes—Spring is Just Ahead
—The Standard is Readv With Ev
erything.—Look Over This List—
There Are Thousands of Others
Here.
At 25c. Choice of 5,000 yards new
Ginghams; beautiful styles.
At 10c. Choice of 2,000 yards good
Standard Calicoes; fast colors.
At $3.98. Choice of 100 pairs Ladies’
Low Cut Shoes; values up to $5.00.
At $5.00. Choice of thirty styles
Men’s Oxfords. Values up to $7.50.
At 10c Yard. 36-Inch Sea Island,
fine smooth weave.
At 25c. Best Standard Bleaching;
nothing but standard brands.
At 50c. Choice of twelve patterns
Mercerized Table Linens, 64 inches
wide. !
At 98c Choice of five patterns Irish
Damask; two yards wide.
At 35c. Extra large Heavy Turkish
Towels; sizes 19x38 inches.
At 10c. 17x34 Inch Damask Towels,
fair quality, value 15c.
At 50c. Salem Hemstitched Pillow
Cases, full sizes.
At 39c. Best standard Pillow Cases
free from dressing; full sizes.
At 25c. Good quality Pillow Cases,
full regular sizes; value 39c.
At 98c. Good quality Seamed Sheets
size 72x90 inches.
At 39c. Choice of twenty-five styles
RENFREW Gingham; best made; 32-
inch.
At 65c. Children’s Dresses of fast
colored Percales; sizes 3 to 6.
At 50c. Children’s Chambray Rom
pers; fast colored; sizes 3 to 6.
At 39c. Fine Pique; full
width: actual value 50c.
At 98c. Boys’ Indigo Blue Overalls,
sizes 6 to ’5 years.
At 98c. One thousand Men’s Per
cale Shirts; values up to $1.50.
At 39c. Choice of twenty dozen.
Children Silk Lisle Socks; value 50c.
At $2.50. Ladies’ Kid Gloves, black,
white, brown and gray; values up to
$3.50..
At 12 l-2c. Huck Towels, size 16x17
inches, plain and colored borders.
At 25c. Yard wide Percales; fast
colors, value 35e.
At $1.75. Indigo Blue Overalls for
men; all sizes.
At 65c. Irish Table Cloths of fine
Damask; size 36x36 inches; value sl,
At 15c. Men’s Half Hose; black,
white and colors; all sizes.
STANDARD DRY
GOODS CO.
'Orsyth St. Next to Bank of Commerce
AMERICUS, GA.