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Order Issued by RailrpacI N. Road Must Restore the Sidetrack at. Feltonia Com- mUsion Holds Mrs. Felton Should Have Been Consulted Before. Track Was RetnovedL Mrfc W.

H. Teitbn has twonber fight befo or the railroad xnnhsten to com pel the toujsvill i i shvtilej tt- Toid to restore the sidetrack af Fet- tonl near Cartersviliewhich the cow- pany TEnOYM some time ago. Convinced of the Justice of her claim a the ciealrfand logical argument wWohshe presented" Wednesday morn- iris the rtllroad commission yesterday iltsued an order instructing the Louls- Tllle and Nashville to replace the ld- In" her petition to the commission Mrs. feltoh stated that the right-of- way for. th sidetrack was given the by her husband several years" ago' and that it was valued at 2000.

Bh Mid thoVcompany' had used the thIc so long as It was of value to them and then had repaid courtesy Ith ingratitude by tearing up the track sad leaving hervauable or land bottled up without any outlet lo njarket. She stated further that her source of Income would be ruined un less thw track was replaced. The railroad company contended. that their contract for the sidetrack had. been- with' a Mr.

Kelley who leased the mines and that when he abandoned them he' told life company the tracks could be removed. i The commission held that Mrs. Felton was lao party to the contract and that he1 should' hays been consulted before- the tracks were' removed. In sQZaz. the record' shows Mr.

Felton is the. only woman who has defended and won her own cause before the railroad commission. Vote for J. P. Gray to succeed himself as railroad corn.

missiioher Only candidate years of transportation iFINED FOR AN. OFFENSE' COMMITTED YEARS AGO TTTVilson a younr farmer. of Livonta formerly. an' Atlanta street ear employee was- arraigned In the police-court yesterday' afterntfonyas the result of charge made aga nst yMlsi Eula llact Fair t- who lnu ed her while she was ng atelephone in a nelghbor- nooa grocery. Wilson was given a copy of charges jr.

a special polfeeman but failed to wnT toPTi Vlal He left the city" Town J0 1 married and settled nv JJ fSw farmer Officers Bailey and Webb' arrested him 1 through. Atlanta cent er Warnoek Imposed Sltgaii of. tHc Alabama imersUbion Conunlttec Named by State Convention to vPre CTt Its Views to Officer Elected Senator Bankhcad rAddresses Conrention. Montgomerr. August roadsthrou the of convict labor.

and seven months ot school each year In the rural i districts 1 be the slo gu of tbei Alabama farmer. A. com mittee' present Tlews to the next legislature appolritat the thesttnEr of the Alabama tflers Union today Theieiectton of officers CresulUd. as foUows- j- President W. A Morris Stdligeat rice president.

CvR For MoaU r. retaTy and treasurer T. Kennedy Scottsboro Chaplain M. J. WalUca TowniJCreek seVgeant John Hill.

Wllsonvllle conductor iL Dtan Alexander City doorkeeper. N. 1. TylOtYetO The1 afternoon was spint at ocaf resort where a harbscue wasgven At night the del6gatfesheard an. address bySenator JohnH HiBarildid4.

8Jenatbr nkh ad poke i of th 7g od roads question. mto Ba kfce Good tteads. i fl will make rovernment aid totn ro ofth United States an Issue In tile United. States senate until I get results. he declared.

JxplalntDr ths power of congress to make roads appropriations he said xongress" has the powerv to appro prlateaoney for use. It has spent money the. people' the United Statesln Cuba. Porto Rico and. the Philippines.

for. good roads and it has the power to spend money at home fox the same purpose Th bvernment wm help. Good roa ds are a military necessity. All are ready to help the railroads. the gov eroment.

the states the business men are ready to. help when the farmer shows hel wnilng to do his part. Captain Fremont Captured. Pueagoula Miss. August II.

News has just reached here that Captain Amels Fremont former resident. of this city. has been' captured' off the coast of Honduras by the government forces. Captain Fremont enlisted with the cause of Bonllla and General Lee Christmas in the revolt In Honduras and. was captain of the flagship of the insurgent forces.

which was a. small schooner bought by the revolutionists at Qullport. Miss. Roosevelt to Honor. Jno.

Brown Osawatomle. Ken. August 18. The program for the dedication. the John.

Brown park. at which ex-President Roosevelt. wU deliver the dedicatory address on August 81. has been completed by the executive. committee of the Commercial.

Club' of Osawatp- ml. which has the celebration ln. charge. The ground to be dedicated to the state consists of. two.

acres on the. site of the batUe of Osawatomle. August 10 1858. Please the fancy JBF- fact that furnishes pleasanfest reflec- Jipns is in the patentvalue of the article pried to save you money- and give you the highest degree of perfection. Our stock of well-known high-grade" Shirts Underwear and other' accessories with the appended list of revised prices is plainly pleasing and easily reinforced by fact Shirts White and colored negligees and plaits now 700 to 265 formerly priced at i to 350.

25 off on all- Summer Underwear Union Suits NightShirts Pajamas. Bathing Suits Soldat 25 reduction. Neckwear' 50cXeckwearfnow r- i i' 20bNeckwearfa tt vJl50 A1V i 3f iV iuvvvV i- ii iir te jj b- 5Q Socks now Conititutipn Editarail tiw Given. Warmest Indorse. smeht From All Section of tie State Many Favorable Letter.

Received. Judged from present Indications that needed to to-make Georgia's. owners exposition assured success I to have some definite plan of opera. lion Laid out. giving the ople r.

tits part to make meet From- communications Tecelved from all sections of the state. comes the information that acores and hundreds or people are becoming interest ed. FOB report- It also appear that this ii riot ucsiye interist. ci promises of assistance and cooperation Are' coining all sides From th Wlregrss Red OB. tense Interest In the proposed xpoitl tion.

IndlvWuW advertising cam. paigns' have teen waged IrromTtlme1 to tlmeln this section anathi puillchai expected to follow stbe Hence tb In speaking the matter recentiy cross board of trade and former may of that town aid The suggestion. of- The Constitution that Georgia hold a landowners' rex- position Is a moiUerc llent one' and should be immediately taken UP" by every progressive maji the state as well. as by all. commercial" bodies.

Such an exposition- will enable tnir state to exploit lt vastiamountVof land. waiting only- for development. It would also convince the outside world. of. the fact that the climate and soils of Georgia- are so varied that theywill produce and everything.

necessary to' the comfort of. It would be' an Invitation to Immigration to till' our soil carrying withltvihe states assurance- of protection. and encouragement. WUVSnpply Great Hee John ST. Heath most procnin nt business man of Talbotton lfellevet that.

greatest need a great influx of good citizens from the outside. The land exposition. he Re Uevea. will this want Re says i Your Bugrsrestlonottlind owners' exposition next fall- should at once arouse the of every business malt as well as every landowner in the' I state. Georgia heeds.

good peopfe more than anything else. The good would not be' long coming If they only really what we- have- Pub- llcity winletihemikni nd surely there Is no' better of 'advertising thll the' exposition suggested. By all means let us have the Georgia land owners' exposition. Dan U. Hughes Si Danville feet.

that the movement should have the. hearty cooperation of every landowner in the state. even though he' has no land to sell. Mr. Hughes says The plan for a landowners' exposi.

tion ls a most excellent one and should hue the tndorsement oft every land owner In Georgia. Such an exposition would not. only. promote immigration but would de velop the white- tenants In the state. And.

this- class' deserves i constdertiOn The possibilities of united look ing to pulling of an exposition of this sort are greater than any we have yet realized. The exposition' should be made a certainty at once. Commercial JDtodlea Approve. H. Al Jordan president of the- or commerce.

Is out with an. Indorsement jf the pro posed exposition. iHesays I think thati the suggestion set forth in. the editorial which. appeared in The Constitution last Sunday a splendid one.

and' If acted upon In the proper spirlt by. the land owners In Georgia la bound vto jhaveT gratlf ylnar results. I am In hearty sympathy with this movement" iv Bradleythairmatr of the board of- directors of the' Swalnsboro them. her of commerce also heartUYJ indrs es the He recentljrsald I think his exposition propQsed could be made a klnd or board of trade for the seller and. buyer of land and I wish The Constitution good- luck In the- vHowevtrY thelenUment In this county especially with tile landowner Is Uphold on to' air land they thus kind freezing' out outsiders in measure This condition can not' obtalni long however.

If move ments like. the one proposed is carried out ucce sf ully. There la. plent of lend In Emanuel county to support ten thousand more people than. are htre.

The climatet Is genial and the sou one of tbeiMgest landowneryInWali ton county ay S1Bi all means let have land- own ersr i exposition or any. kind of. an exposition that- will help to develop the farming Interest bf nhaTe no land to sell but know that. such movement will be for the good of Georgia and' to. the best Inter.

eat of. every cltlien In every section of the state. I am heartily in favor of 1L and have thought and wished for su a movementjfor many years. 1 Tush forward and lets have one of the biggest expositions of ihU kind ever Iwld any wbere Leti have tanu pies of the soil of every section san. pies UI nwa1r.

coons or trees rocks etC4 anO' samples and. pictures of all The R. R. will sell round trip tickets good. leaving Atlanta on August JO.

lPvgt returning p- tember 4. 1119. Make. your rva- tlons NOW. Call upon 7.

A. Thomas. City Ticket' iAwnt a Walker. Ticket' Agent Union. Station C.

Ilarman. General Pawen- er- Agent. ir Captiin Steven Arrested. smack AlvaretU arrived inport today end shortly at afterwards Captain Henry. Stevens axtdPaul Curnowa member of thecrew wereartested on chargesof Jolla Regurt who claims' he was put of the ship on a'- deserted- island after being ml treated.

Captain terel1. and Otruow wer brougbtubef ore the United. States vommiestoner and RECORD OF CANDIDATE FRANK WltBY Iritfer the toiinti Jhefe Ire Jive candidates lr John ider Clifford Ander pn iD Horace Grant and Mr named candidate resides in the and. not only at- the coiti that has beei niiacle by the County Commissioners in. the hisdaihi5 fonefe aiin business way to judge of wWa Wan will public retort tnath himself has mad iii.

the pas and judginy this VijbyAyouid Hfelm ai ihllpckeife of tliie United States pi JrfetGpurf in Atlanta On Ihf 13tl ay flif Mft iil to he ischaJI he owed ayheiitimei fir QS vu mimfm- Atlanta- mo M. Jordan Beliton i3a Lumber GeorgiayPa in Jtid Sued tosttasame W. Lee Jonesboro Oa. Lumber Kelley. Tumlin Bremen OJa.

Lumber frX V'- TOTAL 1261 every particle of property As a part of. this proceeding listed in his sworn schedule set aside to t9rs were not paid aSinglecent I call attention- to. the fad that Mr. 11 mainly including lijsJpctQrsJil dentists bill his coal bill hidi goods bills and Jo steaded- on eoi The balance money where. somebody had fn Mr ijt is appealing lof the voters a a po man who by' thrift.

and' has lhape- bankruptcy and If Ihfe business methyls that 0n ilby intends to give Wiit uiifQi aiefe it tf standing thatjt rim hasln the administration of Miiscat fhevgferspf rult ih passes through its trea ryt nd the management ehaihgan th poi dusftrffle th public buildings and industrial farms arif tp maintenanceof H0ft to a man' who adopts such biis itft0ut pieci hatfiey an makeup WATER PRONOUNCED That the water supply. of Atlanta is pure and wholesome 1 the. report of Dr. Iaudi A. Smith city bictelolo- gist and chemist who ew days ago made.

analyses 0. water taken trod the. reservoir. coagulating basins ttl tens and faucet In his laboratory. Dr.

Smith states water la entirely. free from typhoid germs ins. a first-class drinking- water. HI resort follows S. Smith Superintendent Waterworks City of Atlanta.

Deaf Slnl The analyses of the sample of water are as follows 5ei i temp JO degrees Co- Reservoir JOOi coagulating basin. 0 liters :451 laboratory hydrant per temp. 10 degrees. C. rvolr.

dep oasmitli sr ba In filters 0UboratoryJhydrant7i. It has been j. recommended by the" water department to have the Itjre plor- eh ml and wnavc Ms tborat rr at- the pumping jstatlotaaad make" tests. ttl hat been- ye. AT HAWKINSVILLE lbs opUofHawklwvU10 wtta i 4 one ihf Wfftrt" ays toj hei history.

Tbe occuicn wastt tacoi dBMet of the Middli OTfla LOtOISObU. Assoclatloo wtlch only Zsanl Bme rUl othw yoinM ta mMdl nd' Soath OtorciAwtr represented byntrte 1nth varies. races. Tfc flr race was op a to dr. costing 700 sad mwUrv Bntrt wex.

V. if. Hermes. lest. Taylor1 won Second rice.

opts to err ewtlsjr 701 to vine. Hop C. Brown. RawktsvQkBttlck it. Tboxnpson.

Rewklncvlfle. Maxwell wWcttiweni 51 vK ck TO. Rswttuville Hop. Tiunjr and TWColnna whkkwcn Jta 54 ibnrth racs. Ties-far-all.

was- 5 SV' i D. as- wen rzr- Wvi is. Mallad Buick xi. rut Bsressrn. National irtio won-'la 4Sseeoadv 4 The races were xeltlns' tbrfeofSont xl wer test end creditable I to tM-drtTwC'A' large en entniutaiUc crowd witn For Bmldingi tj Washington AngTistrl The treasury departmenttodayiwarded tq pt Phlppa of wp rt News.

ya 7tbev onW tract for the new gOYernmentbnUdlng Rabbi Arrested. New Orleans. August II. Rabbi B. Lltch nhart until recently- a I dent of San Antonio Texas.

was ar. rested thIisfternoon on the re quest of the San-Antonio authorities. charged with obtaining goods under false pretenses. He says the charge STOWS outof his borrowing diamond rlngf rom a San Antonio Jeweler. The ring he declares.

last night RmbbLUtchenharts had Just obtained a position as an Instructor Im local Jewish school i 4 1. :4 I' 1Zt. j1p ffi r.iI- yf t. I Mt 1ii i tir I I A h' A' I r't' t. F' r- Attl1 ia ff iimti i 1 11 r8' or THP OONSTITUUON A aiA1J GAli AYfWAOOUD1ilQ IV I 4 i :3 fi i i IUJJ r' i' t- lf JWJj itr" 1 FICUTIS WUN' fiByMRS FEtTn.

Or der ed byRai1ro I. Commission. NRoadMu fReatozejhe Sid irack' at Ito a jj i 1daMriTf ltcm Be 1 ckW Remov KrLW H. 7eli n. Jon tbt ithe lfr a omnl slonto com i ifrquil l1.

1L' iii i 4to" reiiore. theidetra I- D. rCarier iTnlhich co pan f21 Ye4lome tim the' uUctofhrclalm tiie' and ioiicatarcUm nt 1 0h 1 elin ead mori- th comm1 lllon IIi lA. Ord in ti cti l' if iiT1l1e leptacetbe tzc1c II erp tIUoD lI tt Jic i ted wa. rth.14etra it.

nt 6pailb1her ulbandsennt ai n4thatii wu valued ldithe ckoloni walot6lue to lh m' th nh4 repaldcourtNT 1jltii bt tarln be. and. ore lLfldCb tUedi plwJtho anyo t1eUo ark ti 8ho rthat I our OffneOJnewould Un1 9 ac1 lrept cetS I rallroadcompany. thelreDntract I 1 been MrXeney nd I tlld. I tThOCOmnltIIOn heltSthatMr.

ton1wuaao a tothecontr Ihtt beforetbetrack 1 Inlofat Cu I lton 11 onlywoman detendedandwonberown tor fthe 0. Votef JF ceedhimseltas I mi sioner Wit 9ftra portation- en NEDEOR MlmD. RS AGO 117 WIlson ayounK emr 1oye. rralgnedln police court atternoo as rellultotehulellmade agalnst 1009. by Miss EuJaBlaek thenotnl Eact Falrtreetwho elalme4that he Inunited he I 7tele hOn a.

nelgh or- I 11onw. otehargea i tal1e4to I howup for' trial. Heldt CItY'I wenttoLavonta marrledan4 down to thlIfe of an when he pas ed recently Acting Record a O. f. an4.

a4d ontemJt UOE ANDG RD DS j. ogaIl01 th F' tmersUD ou. tNmdLb hiSi ti toPme i ViewltoLeIilI i r. E1e a Addre ea. oD Kontcoa erT aiUlUt i Good road.

throUlh theusf nenmonth oCh o1' ich7 d1 trlcta Ianofthi JJabimar rmer :1 co mlttt ie yt. lb1 1ruPpolnt a a ltli Umele.tlnri'Lo.ihl AtbDr ra nonto The elect1onotoftlcera as I lee H. Fr t4 t. wA rri suut nt V1 rea14ent Jorl2 Ho eo 7 Xenn 8C oro ap1a1r1 V1l1aC atrJol1n eon4uctorJLO De CUd rkeeperNJ 1hi ten on intifa a. rbcueW IhilL thede ad resa bYSeJ1atorJohn lIiinat i- Bnkhed oftheCOo4 roaaiiqu UOtL leaatOBueoaCootI a.

r' I ntmakeilove mI ent 4I' ofU16UnUedfBtiua 1 lJiue' In' Btlter Da uDt11I et lu1t. hed c1are tomaite adt roprtatl n. I i1 I 1sr I. haa th ppro Prlatem. one or.

th1 ti Ithu ent of' peoplefthepnUe4 Porto PhiUppinfor oadln41 t. powertopend athometor aaui lIurpOI row. mUltal7DeCelllty Allare theral1road busInessmen rer dT' toh lp wl1 ntl he 1I l1n1' todo tain Fre ont MI. upitlI reacbetShere t. la bU ot Honduraby Capta1nFremont enUlte4wlth thecaule ofBonnla InHondural ofthe a atd lfP OlawatomleKan CA plt the4edlcaUon.

RooleveltwUl tbe re 1 Uv Osawato- I e. ndt be I 11 thetate res Ot th b. atUeof I Ola aton1AUI11It IOlU I facts About Furnishings ThaJ" Ple se fa t- thatfun i8h 8 ti nsisint patentv ueofthe arliclePii ed inoneyanji c' degreeofperf ction. Our. JSl irtsUnderwcar c' appe lde ofrevisedprices ispli n1y pl Bing an ieas ife ndco orednegligeesl pl its' now fO 1 lypriced 1oot6 3 50 r.

1ronin SuriunerUnderwe S' fsN ht Shirt jp. ur 19' sanu. aJamas flt :1.0 19t tlOw t. 3 1or' A 11 ii JI i' S' t' i 0 i' i l' f4 kP7 if i' ri. i i i 1r KIJ fiND XP i 1v 1iesintereStEVin kt dl n.

IrL ft htFr sedi ttl T. rllLble i e4n pren leaU 1 i onjJ4 ou the eop e' i undenstandjust wI 1 ri i ll ifp rt fi mm fcatlonlireceITed naothe ii comes tlie 1nf rmaioi1 at aeoresc ii hund ed ti i iw i be' aJ4cO ler co I fZ1froinallj.I 1IrO i wirmuR i ReI pt. wlre ra rerlon Ir evl cJngIt tene 1J ereatrl1 ed I on. nI d. ifI I a1p ve tlm e.

PUb ha. I ereto adn inl theie itilthat i ea biy i expe tjdt9 i 11 th It I Hencotli eJ1 bui Jf of matferrec lit1Y 31. Knight. president ot theW ro ottrade dtormerm crotthaftowU Th natUuUo a 1 po1 tlon a' motiucellent tak ere progrelslveDlftnJLtbetatea Liby co rclr bo lel Suchalf upoalUonwUl xplolt1tsYUti amountt forrdevetopmenL alsoconvlncetheoutlldeworJd otthe factthatthecUmat areao varletSthat Jr duce neeel lary thecomfortotmankln4 i1lnvltaUon tolmmlgra to ollcarrylnl Itatelalsuranc 1Sappl Gr tN WHelLth a prcil n' Ii of TatboHonj Ge rgls reate in edit a Int1l1xof. clUzenlfromtbe be- 1l1lilafythll RYU lur ltlonofl nd" owli xpo ltlon Ut ranlhoul1at.once I arotatheluter ot.

evrybUllneu manuwell everylandownerln needs Io peopTelDote anythlngelleTheo oodpeo loft inlnl" It' onlyreaUy UdtJm let" t1 em kD w1 D4ure1t ofa4ver- eXPollltion. BY aUmeans us landowner n' nocHughes rD nvUle hout4have heartycooperat1onot nd wner tateeveIitbough haln ndtosell Hu he uya Theplantor Uon1I Indoraementoteverr ownflrInGeor1L Suchlnexr aIUon. notonlI promJtelmmiraUoD wouldde thladas de ervee TheYpollllblUtlel' oft an' lortarereater thananytwehiye be inde I ee I CoerelBe4I ye. A. Jor ab.

pr sident ofthe' lswalri5br hamb elmm rces outwlthan dor nt' th r. pOlledexpollt111L. fl I. th tlonlet hlch lplendldone" cte onlnih e. nd own rlln boupd to have gratifying reaUltaI amln heartImpathltb thllmovement r1 Brscnei it atrmaitof berot commerce.

tnd ra- I Wnkhl npoltlonproPQsed bem de' al ofland lab. TheiConatltuUonrIOO4. tuckiu ettorttl wmc hoId' lllaDcS tbeTbnethua r' fre stng a' can. however mentaUkethe propoaedIIcarrled successfully. ptentyof landln Jnttto upportten thouandmorpeople tbanare cUmatelI and pr uctte u.

I W- I Approves SiW iot4 capltatlat an4' itiriefi 1 otthe' g6tlani1owner ln L1' BlfaU anal t' UIbave owners' i ri ex iltlon thatwUl OtOdeyelop farmlneJnterelt tkfto a movementmbe torth. ofOe rlla beallnter. evefTcltlzeJ1Jn soctionlof atateIamhearUtYlnfavorotlt anI andwflbed auca amovementformany It' on. xpoa otjhlskln4 allrwhere Let sam1 f. ry ctloaaain- I pi.

et of Op chi 15iSL 1h or. iIL ui ntaClD 1510. returnDcst rrY ttoZLINOW. rAiThom tetkeDtc 1 UnlonjStUon arm nr Dt I' Ca iD rre tedI i XO li Al U. Iut U.

IDI JTrettaamTed 1D portto4aT I 8te n.an\ Paul. CUrno. a memberof I theereitwereartatedoncharces ho' 1ID he" the ah1pona I erte4blan at e. mtitreatsd I C1m101tWtlrelIroqhtbefore StateCOmmt IO erI14 r. 1ehdil.

oa 1hi Ule' I ft If c. 7 J. 4i 7 1 Jt4 r1f 1 11. lt I 1Jt. I Ji.

prallili mYl iU' II 8:1 I' ON I i I. iII I I1ii liIolU I I III IV iU i 1 ti 1 Ni t' I i 1 RECORDOFOINDlDIIE Q' th IjtY1 pQmnli i there is 11 y' l1. ia te ihg i1 from t.ij country Mr. ShelbY Smith inJ i ppp Jti fJ rpr4ij tWo er ces teJive ndiij teS Mr hr W09. sid Mr TdliC GenCliffrd Gt nfa Fran1t Wnby last f1ait1ell n9i aJ tes de hr th.

rtd td an nJyat in record t. is ni aa ott1mis ri rS tb If past Qt basing his CI lIfiq fQ el ctJ9n11alnJyjJp rt. tn igr J1ntlth thewilli giY JIi tn afit b. sin t1J j1isjr tJj j' The Qe tw yti tlg pfw ti manvdl dowh n. le te to ffit re r4 lt" i at ndj judging Mr.

2WHQyw. llJd prove dlnJ as' Qr4 hatJ UQldcupn dockets lJ. 1jt gSt t. slr tr t. QlOi 1Atlaota OnJhe yof Q1Jat i WjblfU in lerk fic of at a 1 rt peJit seeRt Jh discharged J5a kl1pt.

TJ 11 owJ gl itjfultJi5t of' Qrfi tbyo i 0 A. yar GOt Atlanta Ga for uII1R II iXI 2909 9aJ Atl pr 7 ei :5.0 lghi o' Atlanta Ga' for Dry Goods fr i II 00 4 i i i i i KeeJ tl nt Dry oo I pO Randal Bras Atlanta a for Lumber i O1j. 15 25 J' 1 i i If Mq rQej nl1 At fq dlca i Ii OO I Jackson Fayetteville a Lumber 45 00 1 c' i r. R. B.

Sell HO Ghton" OafJjumb 1. e. ri 15300 mr I I Ala pney tj i 25Q O. Alfred Wiley na Qaf aQrr we on 7 17500 Jo an UtQn" lJ qr 1' et i. 4000 Oeo liPatnt A1 ati 1 qa.

inJ Jq iju4qg 1 nl 1 0 gea teJ11an-s12311thDst 1 JJgnJ Co 11 IJ Costs to' same 2 1. Wp 0 mb r. ttAT 107O0 on es orPt a. J1 e. ii BtemeoO nib 1c.

37 CpJ3 afil5Yil Af lIu 2. 1 iti 4 1- Drif jZ GrlstAtl nta Ga Dentistry Tj rt 1 8:50" 0 17.1 I' AS thi prq feding Mrt by h' ry arti otBrop tii- hsted 1 Yo Je etaslPe hl11 lf aa hOQiestea and hl d. 9tpald single. Cfn 1 I' JL ptiplftoJh factthaJMrl Wilby ankt Pt urhdm people includingbis ilJJhi ptists tQatb II dry gQ ds ills od' aHot of maJ tial tbatevid rttlywent jntoth housesJi steadedo Qn ofWhich benoWjCj piesq ah l11eL. Th bal Qfhis U2 jtide ted esWasmaQe wh sOrt1 gy tl bef i irtl' ki Pg inr i with Q11t rit i PP li ng totthe vgters s' poor 9' rgYh a Qn Yi n9pg buy ma h1JtIVhei1inJaC se t1re' this home bytb 5 ql les thQdQf ngth through ta1 In tie ad tt 1 lQ ihe I methqcI ls tb yilbyinJ Qds tfiejC ty Fulto ifdtsh1ild so' i1f itu1iate.

slo cfl1im a Commissioner--are ate the 11. 9 Pllli tpbj l. it WQ I ri 9UnJ 19t Ql 9h aQ destroy Jh fIne Jh QY tb ofdsi fical fi 9 GQ ntX' i nQf. l' ave nr 1 60000000 i mql1ey tQ tann 1aIlY ltstre and tpe th ing tht. poorhouse rJh 4a licQtii1dingand i sttial.

Jarm Jh iI1alnt rt nt jQfJb couiis ntrust d' dQpt Sli h' btisinessmethods With cif ei tQ an jga i 1' 4gg tb Jh tb tan make i' n9rillta1e.bY votingfor yofthem theJf thanMn Wilby tL bAN tj 7" J. I I syW JR NOtffl teruppl7 b' pureand WllolomeS thereport. C1u4L SD St eltTb erJolo" i ho a fe1r1. iSa. ap a 1T1e1 I ni' TOII b.

1 ten1J14 I tatthewter lentlrelJfr I i erm. f4 I8t- llUuuuDwa HfareporttolJo 1 rAtlanuO W1 SuperiDtendentiWatenr9r Clt7ofAt1antL i aDITleortbe mpuotaterare I 1Itollo. 0. Pft' c. cUDP degrees 7 OO eoalUla lnK" bU 1.

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vauab1e tUedjp wttho 1 antet iouceof 1uuth was Th mlneuand flldberemoyed. uh lns. defndedanttwon owncange forethe 1Withyear expe encp FORt cQMMITrEDYERS 1n ayoun I I agangt hIm In June Black then ofTZF street claimed that ulng hod I bya show up city. went to Lavonta the life passed onteni Z7Ban Sdded 1O75 for 1 LONGER SCHOOLS I AND C000ROADS Conven Viewsto. t' Addrecntio2.

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Tbe catoryaddreesonAUgu5t 21has th to-be ilt I I k- FathAbout I That The that-fur ishesp1asanfest refl tions int the 3. andother pricesis andeasily foh i00 I 1 Sold S. 3 for 1 1OON ckwear now 75 150 Neckwear no L15 2OONeckwear HaIfHose 5cc Spcsnow 100 Socks I. 25OSockdnow. cE0IUIA LAIDEXPOSITION Lve1iestInterestEvinced in oiosc4 SOWe E4rii Sugges.

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froxntime sud the publicias therefore. bad un the results that be to the ixpositi9n. the enthusiasm. recntly ofthe Way. may- townsaid most- excellent one mn by.all- thu iti vast georgiaara sovanied they will nyand ii to.

our with it. the Need. a riaa need todayrie agreatinflux ll1 suggestion of a land the-state. licitywilllet tbernknow and no tistngthan foralahdowners land de- aregreater shouIdbemkde ComierctalflodleApprwve Jordail. of is of thetxo Hi rkI ConstItutionlast indit actedupon th properspinit ownerth boundtohave A- ottheboard oftTthe coutdbe madea1kidof boardof landand the sentimenl cOuntyieipeciallyS lendowneIsitojtoldron toillTIahd hevethus of a1measure.

1hiscondtI likethe. to moreipople arehste. Arnold flow Arnold capitalist and farmer the largest landowners in Wel says us a1aml. owners.expositonor- otGe rgia uoland tORell butTlcnow thaVsuchamoyement andtothebestinter estotevery citizepln 1 aniheartilylnfavor offt. thoughtand WIIbedIOr sut T.

Pushltorwardandtjetsbave ofthe biggestxpoiitionsot eveniheld anywhereLetj pIliof theTsoil Of-every. pLsiox Ins waler etcand tha crops. ROUNDTRIP. Chicago 15gSLLeui. 14 tA good Sep.

rserya uicom gent Pwensr StavensArrested Mobile Ala Tbe flzhing the crsw charges of ctaImibe shlpon a dessrtedlsIsnd were Zta tes TI leaiedonbondTb7 4CIstthe cLreL i- 5- a 1T I 4 gouNly. COMMISS1 ERt4RuACEi. I 1. 4- wIthYT 7 In the racefor County Commissioners is only one candidate running He has no opposition. For the other places are J.

Woodside Tull C. Wa. ters Gen. Anderson Dr. Mr.

FrankWilby The Second Ward is tacking beenmade in but is claims r-ekctidn mainly upcni the gro.ind that he will give the county a fine administration best what a do when elected office is by the that he by Wilby would a dismaLfailure He has a record that is public upon. the the District Court in the day of January 1902 Mr WiThy filed the lerkoffice of that Court- avoluntary petition seeking as a bankrupt The following is a full list credit rs whom at the time S. Byars Co Lumber Stocks Coal Co. Atlanta Ga. for Coal 1 1 50 High Co I I Keely Co Ga.

for Goods 14 50 Ga Dr Monroe Sniith Atlanta Ga Medical Services 9600 Ga Hoschton Ga Lumber 153 00 Wm Wiley Selma Borrowed Money 250 00 Havana Cuba Borrcd Money Georgia Paint Glass Co Atlanta Paint etc judgment Judge Batemans 1234th Dist 0 Fulton Ga 6 coststo same 220 00 Reid Co Edwart1sville Ala. Lumber i i 5 50 a. DrLMZCrist Atlanta k. 8 50 I- i. sl1t261 4 a Mr.

Wilby had himselfas a homesteadand hiscred- a cent. bankrupted on our home his 1doctors his fora lot material that evidently went into the houses that he home- onone of whichhe occupies a hQme. of his 1112 indebtedness was made up of borrowed frien4ed himby making him a. loan without security. Wilby is to as a energy saved money enough to him a home when in fact he has secured by thesebusiness methods of going takina homestead the Mr.

Wilby the County of if it should be so unfortunate as to elect him a same that he has applied to his own personal affairs it would bring the county into disciedit and reproach and the that it has in its The voterS of Fulton Coimty cannot affordjo have the of ta that annually treasury of 1 fhe-chaingan the th jail the andthe the entrusted a busines methods. Without specifying any one of the other candiddtes I suggest to the voters that they no thistake by them rather than Mr I C1ANE ATLANTA'S 5- PURE Ii few OZ basinsfll- Hts Atlauts Ga. Augunt 15. W. Sir theuemp1es CPTC 7O0 0 filters.

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