The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 4

Biy H. Reynolds Kills. George Cox as Han IEALOUSY WAS THE CAUSE eyno1cia Separated trout His Wife a Short Time Since. COX WAS VRITII8 THE Mrs. Reynolds Says Her Husband Was Jealous Without Cause Cox Killed While on His Knees Albany Ga.

December 31 Special Af about clock tonight Thomas Reynolds shot. and killed George Cox in this city. The killing occurred. near the house of Reynolds wife. from whom he had separated a short time since and from' the best of information seems to have been tile result of Cox a attention to Reynolds wife which Reynolds resented by shooting' Cox twice.

at close range with a double-bar- el shotgun. Witnesses say that Cox was shot to his knees and then asked Reynolds not to shoot him again I have just come in on the freight said Cox. and have seen none of the folks 111 settle your freight said Reynolds and with that he shot Cox again the load Wong effect in the head killing him InV stantly. Cox was a timber man engaged ln rap log on. the Flint.

His home was in At lanta where his mother lives and a brother In AmerIus. The killing is the first tragedy the kind that has occurred here in yers and ha created a sensation. Reyn ds is a one armed man with florid csfaiplexlon thin visage blue eyes and chin Wsken. Reynolds surrendered to Deputy Sheriff Godwin a short time the tragedy and was placed in jail Mrs Reynolds in an inteftlew said that her husband tried to into' her nous Immediately after he hw shot Cox. and that it was her cries 0 at frightened him way.

She claims Reynolds was in sanely Jealous without cause and that she had separated him because of his brutal. treatment. Sne denies any Improper intercourse with Lox and says he had boarded with tvem before she had separated from Reynolds and that he was kind to her and her children. and that she prded only in the light of a go friend. A BAD PARTNER.

LOSES ms MONEY AND COLLINS LOSES HIS WIFE. HisTartner in Business George Jtch. i ardson Skipped Away with Them. Ga. December St Special ttlctafdwm who has been doing business-at a Tamaerai stand Solo- mon Alkeni for the last two mtths stepped obt yesterday with all the funds.

to the firm. and also with the. jwlfeU William Collins of this city who carried1 her little baby child with her. ThI1 Jnorntog Jdkens receive a letter from former partner tathg that he would never see him again. lie soon- t- found that Richardson had drawn out the SCO to halfferent banks belonging to the Arm and to the letter Richardson said to Aliens You can have Horse and DUggy the organ and the wa-Mrobe as your part of.

the profits. Alkens opened up today Iwith the re. malnder of the stock to tram and cents tin thevcash we Colltos also reeelvsd a tter from his wlfe stating that she hadfeone away- with baby and he see her A search has' en made but so has been. hears from the run- Hiwiy co ple TSHE TIED S- She the House Can ht Fire. Ga.

December 31. Opeclal ThL atteruoot a fire alarm was sent In rom rth ward asd the department tun. find the tenement housi In whlCL Bruce livep in flames with the wo- standing outside shouting fir help iWhen the fla4ses were sumcie tly under Control the flrejmen entered the building and found hey two children hal burned jto death. Th4 other had tied he baby ritt bed and hadlbonnd the other to the bed- i post giving I. room enough to walk rnund and hid gone off up town.

The. iilJld untied tiie cord went to the place and wljile playing in the' fire its clothing eauht and it ran and Jumped into the bed letting that. on fire. The children were taken from the bulldog with their llttle bodles a. mass of burns.

Tielrjtongues were so swollen that they uld not cy and the. older one died" to- ght. whija the. other will probably' die fore momtog The mother is crazed The city authorities OT BY THE SNnp Was Wounded Whil Re. siSting Arrest.

vSk4 December night or two since ELSE rtf ATft COUNTY'S Says the Public SchoSJTMoneyMll Be Thrown Away Hjp Schen for Raising thejr Athens. Ga. December St The county board of educatioaznetithls morning and transacted the. usual Toytoe work. In conversation on of improving the schools Mr.

wj orton. of Fur- ears district who airman of the board. said. that ii an Imperative necessity In this cotntyAO have a. number of new sclsoolhous A the houses were not forthcoming' the public school mone expended county schools will be almost thrown rz IJy Mr.

Morton spoke earnestly about tlikoatter. lie said The on is no' 4fse in Clarke thajn in other counties. We need of better school buildings Is appAnt to all. The. schoofs are now' held 9 churches anywhere in fact that II.

shflfer from the weather can be secured. lAfn almost tempted to say that it better to suspend the common sW0 Georgia a year and put the 1 appropriation into de- cent build We pr os to have fourteen new school biAdiBfis in Clarke county It possible A of them may be gotten up. by the county may build the tad of them. It would require but a increase to taxation. and as ajife couity now- has the lowest tax raWof any county in Georgia she can rd to tidd a little for the benefit of tb7 school Another way in which we can get new id Is this Under the law the dispensary profits are divided.

sixths to the city and sixth to the county Now the eityjtakes her part and spends it all AtieAs The county's part is put- in the general expense fund. and the city gets a Ig wnack at that also That portion or the dispensary profits that goes to the county of Clarke should be set aside for school purposes. Mr. Morton's ideas are the Ideas of a derable number. of citizens and the i grand Jury will doubtless have this ng question before it for settle- is With Masonic Honors.

Thfe news. of the' death of Mr. Gabriel Jacobs of Atlanta was received. here with profound sorrow by his' many friends. The remains of Mr.

Jacobs will be Interred to morrow morning in Oconee. Cemetery. In city. Mr. Jacobs was a former citizen of Athens having lived here twenty years conducting a general merchandise business.

He was a brother of Mrs. David Michael and an uncle of Messrs Jmon anl W. Michael of this city. He had a number of other relatives also to Athens. Thp members of Classic City' Lodge No.

379 Free and Accepted Masons will escort the. remains front the. cemetery to the grave. and after Rabbi Rubenstein has finished the rites of the Jewish church the masons will bury their deceased brother with the honors of that order. Miss Smitheys Funeral.

The funeral of Miss Susan Smlthey was held this morning at o'clock at the home of Mrs A on Mlnedge' avenue Quite. a large number of the friends of Miss Smlthey attended and the ceremonies were beautiful and impressive The remains of Miss Smithey were laid to rest in Oconee cemetery. BUTLER FIRE. Respess Brag Store Among the Burned Buildings. Macon Ga.

December31 Special. The report of the fire at 6utier. was ex. aggerated. The chief loss was the Respess drug store.

The total loss was about 110000. PBQGBESS OP VAXJDOSTA. Good Dividends Declared by Corporations Etc. aldosta Gst December Special Valdosta will begin the new year with brighter prospects than the town has ever had before Seven corporal ions doing busi- ness in this' efty will during the coming week. declare dividends to the amount of 30 000 Four or five other large enterprises owned by private parties have made during the present year 40000 The institutions that declare dtvidends also carry large amounts of profits to surplus funds.

The. city has' Increased its population per cent during the year and in new buildings enterprises etc has added. lj0009 to I tie values. Trade has bet all that could have been expected Mod during. December it Was the best ever known here.

The cal posits in the banks here for Mon. day Tuesday and Thursday were J12OOJ This pretty weft represents the cash trade for the three days. previous to Christmas. The amount put upon books for the same time was probably 50000 a very low estimate. Next.

year promises better things for all this section. The work of development is spreading all over the wlregrass region. of which. Valdosta is the indisputed queen. Another guano factory a JIWO Baptist church a new road to deep water new streets opened and.

many new residences. and stores are all In sight and will be realities during the year. The guano factory is nearly completed and the new church Will be commenced by March 1st. What Is being accomplished here is being done by home money. pluck and confident in the future.

LEAVES FOB AUGUSTA. Chief Arthur Goes To Visit the Brotherhood There. I Savannah Ga. December Special Chief P. M.

Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. left the city to night for Augusta where he goes to pay a social vjslt to the branch of the order of that city. After' considerable correspondence by wire with. President Plant of the Plant systm with regard to a conference jt Plant wired the en glnprs that he would be In Savannah within three weeks and would meet them ere at' tht time. The engineers determined to- let the matter of their contract with the system rest pending tiie conference with President Pl nt lie Pulaskl honse was alive today with Ineers and It looked as if a session-of brotherhood was.

being held There been Very little strike talk. as Chief jhur refuses to say anything bout wbbt he expects. to do until some detertj- nWlon of the matter is reached Tie tracts with the engineers were annulled General Superintendent B. be took charge of the property. CASHIER SMITH RESIGNS.

I i I sA- TO aj ick Bank Of Of Proprietors of Small' Salo loons In Macoil. IF- HIGH LICENSE PREVAILS. They. Say They wm Work Up a Pro ifibition and Shut. Up.

the arge Saloons. Maconv Ga. JDecember XL SDedaL The city dharer yorbits aldermen or commissioners sfeUlng- supplies to the city or making contracts with tile dty This provision of th Xcharter has not been close 11 observed the past two years. Tonight at a. coundT meetlng Mr.

Price the new mayor gave notice that he' would approve no bills made in violation of the Charter The principal matter of interest at tOO council meeting tonight was tile reading of the business license tax ordinance for the year 1896. There were no very material' changes except on licence for. liquor dealers. The license on barrooms was increased from 159 per' annum to 500. wholesale dealers from 100 to so beer saloons from 65 to 200 druggists siling wines liquors on physicians prescriptions raisexf from 30 to 250j.

The increase ta the barroom license has caused great excitement among the. liquor men and they expect to make a vigorous. tight against the increase The license ordinance was only read the first time tonight. It will he put on its passage next Tuesday night. some or the aldermen favor a license of' instead of 500.

Many of me barroom keepers say a aCO license drive them out. of busI- ness and many a small grocery store which is run in connection with a barroom will Have to close doors. They- assert that there are more violations of law to high- toned places' than there. are in the humble' saloons. Some of the barkeepers assert to night that' if the license is increased.

to oOO they will sign a petition to the ordinary to call a prohibition election and' wilt work and vote for prohibition. They say they- will thus retaliate on those rich Witisky men who are seeking to crowd them out of business in order to get a monopoly of the trade. The license on brokers meaning cotton options or futures was raised from' JlIJU to License on poolrooms where pools are sold on races was reduced from 5 1600. The former figure was prohibitory but at 1500 it is possible one pool room will be established Interventions Filed. In the United States court Interventions have been filed by T.

Loney and A. Hasllp of Macon county against the re- celvers of the Central railroad for 350 each. They claim that on July 26 1895 each shipped from Oglethorpe to Albany a carload of fruit. While to transit the Central sold the fruit to Atlanta without the knowledge or consent of the shippers and at the time of the sale the fruit Was worth per car at Aloany The Coroners Election. The managers of the different precincts at yesterdays special election for coroner met at the courthouse today to tonscH.

date the vote. There were only 654 votes cast in a total. registered vote or' 1400. Jerry Hollls wa elected coroner receiving 215 vftes There were eleven candidates. They received the following vote Ed Burke UI Ripley 74 Grimes 46 Solomon 39 Simpson 1 Uenderson 16 Thomas 16 Peyton.

12 Flowers. 2 Knights of Pythias. At a meeting ofQcmulgee lodge Knights of Pythll last night the following officers wore elected Chancdkir commander A. Park vice chancellor T. E.

Merritt prelate W. B. Birch master-a arm" R. Ly Hymankeeper of records and seals slid master of finance A Holt rdaster of exchequer C. D.

Billiard Inner guard R. A. Ware outer guard WoodAll. Mr. VT Beeland was elected representative to the grand lodge which meats In Americus next May.

A New Industry. The Georgia Mills jmd Elevator Company has Just completed a eplerrlid oil refinery etc. at Ii cost nf mo expectation of increasing the value to 200000. This cornisany PJ The output at prestiut twenty-six car leads per day. It commenced boxing its first make of soap today and will manufacture all kinds of the artete.

Newsy Notes. The grand jury of the United States court 111 convene tomorrow. Mayor Horne expects' to leave tozunr. row on a Kustoesa trip Too commissioners to' ell property of the Macon Construction Company are at Cycloneta today selling land lying to Irwin county. Colonel W.

SpeW. the popular proprietor of the lintel Lier has returned from a. visit to Florida. on. Minter Wlmberly city attorney has returned from a vfislt to WillShtngton Ga.

where lie went to spend the Christ mss holidays. Invitations have been issued by Mr. and Mrs. William MolOwen Johnston to a bal poudre to be given at tbeh- eiegant borne BQiuiyirae tire evening or January 9th complimentary to Mass Martha Johnstan. of Macon end Ms Jante Johnston of KnoxvilLe Term Miss ttl Dunwody one of tarfbtta' loveliest young.

ladles is visiting relatives in Macoik Mrs J. TaUyv of Macon Is sick with. measles at' the home of her mother near. MUledgeville. Miss Gfde Boyktn Nashville.

is visit- tug Miss Laura Anderson. Miss Jessie. Duncan ot Columbus is the guest of Mists LiJa. oMay Chapman. Miss Jennie Briton of Indian Spring.

la visiting tier brother Sir. Eugene Britton The Young Ladles' Oatlllon Club gave a brilliant german tonight at the Commercial Club. A delightful entertainment waa given to. night by Chief Jones and the fire lasidlee at the headquarters of the department. It was II.

parting to the old year and a welcome of the new A large congregation assembled at Mulberry Street Methodist church tonight to bid l895 goodby and to tJa411896c There were toteresttog exercises. FIBE IN MAEIETTA. Res1ilence of Mr. 0. R.

Destroyed News Notes. Marietta. December 3t Special. The' stdeUCe of Mr. O.

Hr situated on Church street. Was totally destroyed Ore about 3 clock this morcing Tha fire was completely beyond the control of the fire company before they could get water on th blaze. demonstrating the ne cessity" of waterworks for the city. Only a small porUon of the furniture was caved Mr Xing had lt00 Insurance on the and 500 on the furniture. SS contrast for their new by the Marietta Paper Mannliict- Company toilerir Chapman of on December Tula rapidly ahead.

toward stem' of waterworks We have the best appointed store and the most comprehensive and' diversUea stock of shoes In Atlanta. We supply the footwear for men women and. children at prices that are- ust and fair. The qualities we sell a pejttect and standard. When at the exposition examine the andsome exhibitf of Ilanan Sons fine Shoes and J.

Wicherts ladies' fine Shoes and Slippers. Both medal takers. Their goods for sale by' us. ton 23 Whitehall Street. PECULIAR ACCIDENT Litttf Heory Stanfield Struck With An Iron Pipe AND HIS LIFE CRUSHED OUT While Chasing a Squirrel Jeff Campbell Threw the Pipe Behind Kim.

It Strode Henry. Ga. December Special. Young Henry Stanheld net with a. fatal ac dent yesterday at residence of his father near Trion factory.

The' accident was a most peculiar one. Some tour-Inch water pipes to. be used about the factory bad been thrown off by the. roadside and the boy who was about nine years. old chas a- ground squirrel into a section of the pipe.

Jef CamobeliW youpg man livfoff near happened along' and proceeded. to assist tM little fellow to capturing the squirrel. Lifting one. end of the pipe he frightened the squirrel which out when he suddenly threw down the pipe to give chase. The little boy was close to bun and the.

heavy pipe struck killing him Instantly. I Campbell Is' heart broken over the sad affair. The boy was the. youngest of a large family and a very bright little 1- ww. The Gun Exploded.

Jimmie Smith. son of Ansell Smith. met with a fatal accident two days ago. just across the line to Gordon' county. lie had i gone out for a Holiday hunt and overcharged his shotgun When fired it exploded killing him instantly mutilating hi head and face to a terrible manner.

I The body" was rfO soon after the aecW dent tint life was extinct The Papers Signed. Mr David Trainer. of I Chester Pa. arrived In the city yesterday after epending the' holidays at his home to the north During the day the parties Interested in the sale of. the1 site for the new mills got together and' the papers were signed up and all the preliminaries of the deal settled finally.

Mr. Trainer Immediately notified his engineer that bi services' would be required at once and ha will begin to clear up the ground and make the necessary surveys at an early day. i Location of the Mills 1 The site selected is' on Silver creek sx pliles south of the courthouse adjacent to i both he Chattanooga and Rome and Co. lumbus and the Southern railroads trains on both roads stopping regularly at creek station. The water power of Silver creek has long been utilized.

by Rounsaville Bros. i. who have one of the finest flour mills to the state in operation- there. Beauty and Utility. I There Is no more beautiful to the state than the.

charming' valley surrounded by rolling hills and' Intersected by the. never falling stream which has. Its stjurce to a bold spring a few miles above. The site is perfectly drained and will be as healthy as mountain alp and fine spring water with every" sanitary precaution possibly can make It. The' water of the creek wlILbe utilized to the operation of the machinery and the supply Is ample for every" possible requirement.

Quite a village of cottages will be erected for the' employes. A Big Manufactory. The factory will not only turn' out yarns and the middling products of such estab llshments but wil manufacture prints domestic and other goods of. that class. It will be one of the best equipped establishments In the state and the projectors have ample capital with which to carry out all their plans tit enlargnent and extension from time to time as the business may demand.

liberality of the Roadi. Boththe Southern and the Chattanooga Rome and Columbus have shown their accustomed liberality to granting concessions and. building side tracks for the mills. The Southern has been unusually liberal with this. as well as all other industrial enterprises.

and furnishes letters of introduction to its agent here and at other points on Its lines to all men of. capita who are to search of business as manufacturing- sites. A' slight mistake was made to these columns recently In regard to this when. It was stated that the. road furnishes transportation which It.

does not but the agents are always glad to show strangersevery attention. Another Deal Imminent i It looks as if Captain John 3 Seays pro jectof a shoe and harness factory and tannery on a large scale was going- to assume larger dimensions than was at first thought of wtign the plant was projected. He is- now In correspondence with parties at the north who have 75000 to put into business of that kind provided suitable arrangements can be effected to regard to tton Rome hasnow been legalized by the neces sary' publication and a force of workmen' will soon begin constructing the vaults. The bank' will be located in the building on Broad street now occupied by the Simpson Grocery Company there being ample room there for both. So soon as the office Is fitted up the bank' will open forbusiness.

The election' of officers will probably occur next week the necessary cash has been paid in and with a. capital stock ot 10000 the new institution will hid for a share Of the. Increasing' business of the city anti surrounding country A Big Celebration. The negroes of Rome' are preparing to' celebrate Emancipation day tomorrow here on a scale that has' never been ap proached before In Rome. Some of' their oftst distinguished men will be here from various points and they- will have a num bee of addresses at the courthouse.

The citizens have' agreed to give their servants. and employes a holiday to attend the meeting and the city council has given them permission for a grand parade and the affair will be one of large importance in the history of the colored race in Georgia Professor uent principal of the colored public schools who did so much for the colored exhibit at the. exposition wilt be prominently connected with the exercises with all the leading colored men of the city. Cotton eeipts Off. The cotton receipts are about 38 per cent off at this market Up to' December 27th last year there had been 77429 bales received at Iorne against 45000 this year.

in fact the receipts are lower than they have been in tour years the receipts to the same date in 1893 having been 52999 bales and in 1892 49302. From December Wth to the end of last season we received i 500 running the total up to 5000 bales and upwards. STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS. 8 OLD ASSAYER IN A CBjTiCI CONDITION. Employed at.

the Dahlonega Mint Sixty Years A go Rome's New MllL Rome Ga. December 31 Special Probably the oldest assayer to the United States Is slowly passing away at his home to this city. Captain I L. Todd has been stricken with partial paralysis and on account of hfa extreme age he. is not expected to live many' days He Is to his first year and his career is remarkable in the tact that he has never held but two positions in all his long life one.

as assayer in the United States mint at Dahlonega and the other as a conductor on the old Rome railroad. He was born to Carlisle Pa. In 1814. and received a liberal education becoming7 BO eiper In mineralogythat at' the age of twenty-three' years he was assigned to the responsible position of assayer of the mint' at Dalilonega. when.

it was first opened. there to ISIS. He retained that. position under the successive administrations of' Andrew Jackson Van Burn Harrison Tyler Polk. Taylor Rfflmor Pierce.

and Buchanan a term unprecedented to the life of an officer holding a similar position. For twenty-five years he superintended the Issuing of the golden- eagles during the period when the mint at Dahlonega was the largest to the union and Georgia led the states In the production Of gold up to the discoveries in California to 1849. A Speculation. When gold was discovered to California Captain Todd furnished quite a number of miners with outfits on speculation "staking" them as was termed they to give him half their earnings. Some of them carried out their contracts and others did' not but he managed to make a very good thing out of It.

When the. war broke out of course. operations at the mint were suspended and the gold mining business went town never to assume its former Importance again. Captain Todd had entered into-a partnership with a man named Baird In the commission business to Rome and he removed to this place when the. mint was closed to I860 His Second Job.

Captain Todd secured a position as conduct on the old Rome railroad when tHat was opened and he retained" that o- sltl for twenty years. until the Infirmities of age enforced Ills retirement irons active life. Since that time he has re sided here in retirement and Is one of the' most highly esteemed citizens of flours. has held- his own very well uptil recently but this last attack. UJs feared will carry the old gentleman- off though be Is resting easily today.

He has but two children both sons- A. Todd. a leading grocer and p. A. Todd rho Is one of the best farmers to the unty Captain Todd has many friends all over north Georgia who win regret td near of his Illness.

iJL B. Brooking. Frank R. Crocking a section foreman on Georgia Southnvand jone of ur SOLD CANNOT BEJBOUaHT AKHAWKES 18 Whitehall BtT Atlanta What's. To Wear for dress than a nice Clay Worsted have them in all cuts and all grades.

15 gts ZQ gets a finer one. Just now our lines of not broken and we are prepared to fit all sha sizes. Little later it inay not be so. STEWART COLE OALLAW 26 WHITEHALCSTREET la Ati ntiGt ta cotf Pli oBicTlIo 4S31tsileUaSt. ndlTfflxinWttsoDrBCe.

7CU Famous Remedy CUICI quicujryoruiMavDEu nerroiu diieaiea TVeit Memoir Lo of Brsia Power He ache. Wiietointss Lon' Vitality. rJgbtiy emlssjoi siren or exc sest thnlaini no ojlstw. Ii I tonloandbloorfbuilder pilaanapnay and plump. EmlycwrliKl InTert poctti 1 per boisttlMi 85.

Br null prepiM with wnttea gaanatee to J1 money refondcd Write nj. free medical book- seile plila wrapper inth te ImoDUls nil fin 3ciUr treiiets. Koj CHiiQK vox odxnrnxioxs Bswin oiljtrriinns. BoM A RICH Largj Yein of Slate and Quartz Strata GLEAMING WITH PYRITES Which Holds an Immense Quantity of Gold Can Be Worked Cheaply at a Great Profit Canton Ga. December Speclal.

Two weeks ago The Cherokee Advance published an Interview with Mr. R. W. Walker who Is one of Cantons most conservative clQzens and one of north Georgia's cleverest mining experts. In which he was quoted as ten miles northwest of Canton ort the eastern slope of the Oaky mountain a large vein' of slate and quartz strata was recently discovered which Is fully five miles long and Is more than 100 yards wide by actual measurement.

The vein is cut across at short Intervals by small mountain streams. Which expose the surface of the vein so It can be seen without additional prospecting. Your correspondent his for some time de sired to visit this new. find and. If found as represented by Mr.

Walke Act The Constitution tell toe world of the Immense wealth of this secyofcin the possession or" this one single vein. So to company with Mr. Walker your correspondent spent a half-day of Jiis Christmas holidays last week tery pleasantly tnvestf6attos-Hh vem character of the ore etc as reported by Mr. Walker and now ready to verify all that Mr Walker said is regards the quantity and extent of this find. From along a told mountain stream for more than 100 yards across the teln Ii.

number of samples of the ore were taken which were bright and glistening with py rites In abundance. Leaving the branch we went up. the mountain sMesfand at different places broke off pieces from numerous bowlders which we found to be of the same character of ore. The ore there is refractory and contains about 10 per cent of pyrites. whlen.

carries all of the gold. No free gold has been found on. this lead except a very small quantity but the gold. la all In the qyrttes or gulphurettes1 which require re- ductlon and concentration. An Entirely New Lead.

Mr. Walker says he has had about twenty-five assays of this' ore made which run from 1 to 1065. per ton averaging about 350 per ton. This lead Is I entirely new one no gold discoveries having been made heretofore In that section of the country so tar as your correspondent Is advised For many years the gold fields of Georgia and of the south. have been little worked.

malnW because the ore here Is. of low grade- with very little free. milling ore except In Irregular. veins generally on' or near the surface' but of late years Improved machinery has been introduced expressly adapted for working low le. ores and the Thless arid other chlorination processes invented arid put Into.

successful operation for saving the gold. by which ores of a value not exceeding per ton may now be profitably mined and milled. In consequence a new impetus has been gtvengold ruining to the south and sunny of the nInes to Georgia are now being opened and profitably worked that' were once considered unprofitable. fly the use of the chlorination process and other Improved machinery. withi the advantages this section has of cheap la bor.

weather suitable for outdoor work the year round and the abundance of ores on and near the surface Cripple Cwkfind or other of boasted gold fields can surpass the gold jtfa extending. through the. part. of the state and reaching Into the adjourning States. northeast and southwest.

A Very Large Vein. The vein shown. byMn Walker which he says. and we have no reason to dispute. KB miles long by 960 feet or more to width.

has enough ore to sight to Keep WSfct 0 yet its-ac- inch we have no doubt as pay hand' some dividends upon a judicious Invest- it ff lPII 100000 Ore. herefcaa mUlealiid chlorinated for not exceed- lug third the cost at almost sny of thl western Wtaes now being so success- MwoSSt Practical mining men that the ore here canj mined. and concentrated at. a. cost of not than ts per ton aaduwhen It item TS GJ Saloons Closed ThelrDoore Lat Slghtjf for Pour Years.

Ga DeoamSar 31. The city council met to adjourned session 1 yesterday afternoon for the purpose fiiecvsstog end adopting a license nance1 fur the ensuing year Up to year the business houses were not charged IB. fepecJal license except J2D upon opening of a new one. But the Inccr yen will bring about a wndifionf things The city revert jes will to gn cut down the city fathers find they must. cast about for a means tof equalize matters.

Ileiice all Some business to the will operate licenses graduated according to capital Superintendent K. Howard of the" light and waterworks made his reportfor the year He showed that owning tha plants the city bud caved nearly tha year with' a very probable Increase to thte amount tar next year TWa is the last day for four ur least that whisky wiil be sold to GriftaflN Tomorrow protabitin gointo effect and this city will enter upon its first experience as a dry town. All thy long the varioeo barkeepers have been actively engaged' to trying to of the eurplna amount' of. spirits on hand. The ants are- quite gloomy the pruspect while i the other hand the prol1MlUOnisIB ar Sj jubilant.

Tomorrow will eee more vacant I business houses GziIhn than she Za had to TnaTiy years before. Mrs. IL W. Hammond has' issuedtoraa4 lone and' will receive New Tears calls 7 1 at her pleasant borne on South mn sbeetl Mrs. R.

Redding will also receive at Experiment. Both ladles' will- be assisted by a very charming circle or 010005. Governor Atkinson and 8011 passed through the city Sunday on hJa Tray to- returning fix in a hunting Jm been visiting Miss 3 the past two wades win return borne morrow. j- Quite a number of Griffin people to Atlanta today to--be present closing excretes of the great exposition Miss Hattie Noims left today for an tended. visit to New York.

6h was accompanied by Miss MaUls Pmtth. n. Joeqjh Eng i an old ettizea Trfw baa Uyed. In BaltSmore. for several peat spent yesterdliy to Griffin.

ills' Mr. Jacob was with him. at The Killing of George McDonald DougUs. GavDs3a Tiber 31 EUtor Co titutloi Tim aowmt mailed you bere on the 26th of the unfortunate kflkng at Parkun this county on 1 night was ea tally rorrect. The orepaacy etee It and that your respo 3ent at Waycross is to lie attributed to the sources of his Information I ss what he got he obtained from partial friends of the uKfortujiaU whose We was logt Much prejndlce sprung up against old.

man Jack JiW Donald at whose ixanils George lidDojJld wet his sad fate. This prejudice cat be explained the giotmd that George McDonald home iii the community to which he been raised and had always lived rounded by a host of Influential connections and friends. WoT looked upon his cold. hood and saw the cruel wound that bad his brain and robbed thsm friend relative and companion right or wrong' to avenge witteotft quest or mercy wtait they concelvedto be 2 fonl taking off. Old man Jack having the same name was not rei the deceased.

He was simply aft. at tim turpentine camp of the and from as accounts eeoma. to be- a qoteC orderly rriutte. man and about fiftyyears of i strength' for the young aotiSe eLhMs George As stated to my 1ormvr3 tf a U. Titus had been left to ciTgvt baadi out when the negro from fodflr oe the ebantles came for him to go disturbance to company Trtt ran another employe he 8tarteU7o tie When the three rea railroad George McDpnaW came up heavy hickory stick and aEsaulted Jack McDonald and P3c postulated with Mm tellnjg him charge of him.

He then turned up old tr an with abusive epithets with- the stick bringing he old' 4 Isis knees Before he deilvec next tCow a ball crashed tiuroogft in fired from old. man Jacks pistol Those are the facts developed at qoest. as the coroner. ass area mo Ha Informed your wespoider-t Ufef the of the killing It the Jury were afraid to tiring to a diet of Justifiable homicide leat the fortunate slayer might be lynched Tw 1 angry threatening' and armed mob If leased from. the custody of the law even now tough Jack McDonald in Jail.

th autbonties have. prudent to rd the bunding reveot mob vlolenceL The pr has beea- of otter I or ra 1 H' J1 1 JF t' It 1' 1tjii. Ii. I tt I I Y1SITtIG 10USE Cox 31. A o'clock H.

shptand adsepa- riled lnfonvatonseems Cox's W1tresses say' ask Re lds gain. I llave on. ox d' ve Ill t. th61pad. 1 in.

in Jt in. Ills as In" Amerlcu5. 11 ed yeP armed plexion ty fl. after the jall. Inte 1ew berhusband bre house 1 lnu was trlght ed claims' Reynolds In.

i Bane y. with e. i and. lj. rated i him n1y nd.

i t' COLLmSLOSESHlS if nSPmner iB118in rge 1 Ibmber 23. nwho en ste pe he with W1l11am lins tWouId Dei Hesoon i Rlcb son bad' d. wn out' 18ooJf Urerent I an4Jn. sald havje orse Jb a WIL J1ai1Ctlthe :1 with nI Iid in Scents rj. U1.

sh 1- 11f CQJlDJiilso reeelv a tterfrom twues ta. tlng thn. e. on e. awaywith ftf1the 1ie1V9UlI1 er nmade so' iiWngha rUn- t5U tlI imE CliILDBE1IOo I eShe' Was' Awa the ft eYber ThIs oo iIflre se IQm 1 wardlfd li It tJ9f1 liveh th dingatslde Sh tI.

ng f1r en' es tl fi the' men ente ed FdJO Tbt hadtled bfidand h8d bound th be enough nd. hd gone' i ldunt1ed wen I. PIC8. an d. NIOt ca1 11tothebe etUng on.

Ihechi1 taken tng1 er tonguea at uJdnQt CTY' e. other. t9r. morning. mo ther Utgrtet had to tPerel1etot the tanilly in their Decembern tD Jm 1.i Sch Dey A way- the Money' Decem fiL.

educa. lIie his the' theschoo V. orton rear 1 I an co Ii money o. 1 Y. oke tier.

th oth rfountits ne 8 001 al nt. tict. er can t08ay wou ebetter comIhon 6 of in fourteen' Ijew dlD sib e. ffW. otth em maY gotten' su rip Po nd Clar cou ty now rat of an air whl ldln are th unty.

city takes co ntyspart ge I thatalsc. Jhatp r- 0 the. that. MiMorto1s are' and it1 news. Jac bs to- was' cond cting dise bu lness.

ofM rs. mon an 1 G. i in lLodge tislSmitheys B. venue. largenumber ceremo otMlss Oconee.

RespessRiug ore i MaconGa. The llre uUerG th tot W81I P1tQG OF' Decl red Valdosta it prosp cts thnnthe Crporallon bu l. ekeclare am unt 30000. fiveotper larteenterprises th tlonathatdeclare po uIation nt bu gs 150003. totaxa.

levaluesTrado n' Dece na I gae eeJ W. en' trade wasprobably guanotactorr a 1so O' plist anew stree. and. rCSlllenct9'1 nreall ac- il. be.

Wh t1 tng doneJlyhome ney thotuture. VES FO I C1 1efAithurGoes h. Ga Spec MArt ur night10r. where a thebranch that 4 ter con lderable ke n. otthePlant lth a' W1red gln9 OtiLtJie Yfl bare atthft time.

TJiif ngtneersdet rm1ned rotthcfrcon act th d1rii esl ent nt i lie PulaiskUl eersiandJtQOked session- ot th od ii very J1UltrIk 1refUSes xPe tS tcdo. untllsome ni9fthe ttet" sreache tswith GeI eia1Super1titen ent n' hlftook' chargettbe Pr rtT. Lj 1. ifIllilIlE tf 1 Thrtart 8. ef tSgr SJ 1 lli I SaloonIn 1 UCENSE aProo i El otfand J.

bat I coI iracts tiec1ty. otthe er bot Toni ht councDmeeung' th newmayor PproV arter. th. vefy er salQOnstrom or pt1ons In an to' fi It. pers say 500 U1Y' ve They' re to- th 5OOtheywiU reta1lateon prderto mean1ng.

po 1S bu In biST fc unty celversOf Centra1laUIoad 1895. OglethorpetoA1bany X. or. 35Oper El tion. a HOllls4 es.

Th re l13R1pley 19 2. ofcmu1 oftl ers O. chaa1ceUorT. at A fdmt guar Y. J.

tsin us In m- fJ flliO If Too1ltput ofsoap t1nf oonvenetomorrow I kll. tJstr ctlonC mpamy Cyctnettoo1y Uing coun ty. B. WSpevy lJahierhu V1JsUto pen bioll ays Inv1 r. wen udre lm e.

CD JanualY th MluJanJe JO ton. ofKnox elaungladl rs Isslckwltho Mi1led le. IlSs Duncanot M1ssJennie rMr. to i tu4) ve tan1ghtat Com- de11glrtfulEIDtertaJmnent Wu' Ch1 ttbfIrlandl thedepartmentJt pa1itngto ddyear 4 ledat Metbodatohurchtonght id goodbyend 1g m. A.

OR King. igDeSU07. edNewsNote Ga. DeCember sPe al. tdence wastot ldestroyedb flr comptetdfbeYOnd he' ontrolof re 1fu Onlyo turevas V1J.

tCitheir lmm theMzr1etta Pap6lMIfoI11t t-i enrarChapman ofAUantaODDecember ngtJBPldltSahUd otwatIrwo WehavetheJ e8tapjIOlnted the. n10si mP 1 ensIve. divers1neQ In. tlai W. too.

twea to. en hl dmi rlces JUst epe ect theexpsltlon it Han MGKolain Oarlton :23 St eet. PE ULIAR A GID ENT" Ltttlt DlJ nneld An' i IrQnPlpe 1 AND HI LlFEORUSHED Ch singlsquJrre1 ths11pe Rome SpeclaL Yci ng tatall1c he reslde ce one. Some' tactOryhad thrownof andtlre chased UDd' i Campbell livJh in LiftlngDni tthe thtewdown thf st ck h1m1 Th. w.

a Y. ot ecL ofAl18ell across Y' hu tan4 JVIo sho 11Whf11 Ploded. hi. m. Ins.

ta. n. tly utll tlng 11 andta e. terrlblomanner wa. soon ae t1 riv nulng OUae7sllt ein thenDrth.

th toithe th algn tnaries otthe MrTra er I ediately berequlred andmako the1iecessary Ih 0 lite. selected. on. Silver cretk eix BOuthot adjae Dt th the Chattan andRome andtbe thernrailroadsJ tr rh" at 1 aa Ion be no I tlnestftour and nomor beutltu1spqtlnthe iOI lgb11ls llng i JPst I aimountalnafr springwater Uonpossibly thecreekwmbe the lupplis to pssIle rure mentQute avaeot cts ereted mploe. AB gM or.

t9Twmnoto 1tuout YB' ad. temddgPrdtlcb ofsc etb lshent wm actu prt dometc and' other tt oMotthe bSeulpped lhments stte prjectors asple whic er a. pl f. enent Ce te bunt1 mdeand Lbet' oC eB he Suter adtCittp Rme Imbu hv ntheir a- custmed leaUt t. ccelQ" and bUidngcsldetcu toitem.

Boutem as beetuay lbe wIt thf' well a. a othe1iut. enterrlsea theJetterot Int ducon' wfts hrdt PInton Uetamenoljaplta vha i1. serh ofuiess 10tlo sl autotunlsl agt Ut was1me tee cu rtlyin' gat thi wheU. Wa ette tt ralrtstlronwhlh do not' antj areawarg.

eo tg eYCiatento Aot i k' a I pJo sa. ct of hw ad teryoial s3aginr. denn waat1t th uht otfw tePJt wPrjei He1no1ln Crncwth pt ta te nortwh hanfO toPlnt lne. ta prvded. 8tle i Re has now beenl galedbteneces sar' pUblcaUon.

anda worken' wl constrctin The bkwl 10cateln. huldln 8t rw ouled Simp G. cery coIu ny. bing aple. rom re frboth.

B080 tboftlce ttted ba w1 for lnes' oftlcrs wU nex wk lPb8 nece ca a ben nand wit capit tok 0 InsUu wi r. te. leS8ot cit ad surroung CV Celebraton Thenoes Prpg Celpbrte Eanclpllon tOIrW1 Ona lethatha' beenap proache" be Co otthelr Jst dltlngbed enwl here I. varous pints they wi aVe addrses courouse. ctens' hve' ageed gve te Iervant employe holidy tl meetng cly councl pssion ora gd parde af wi one 1rc a.

color Proteor Jnt. principa color publc schoolswho mucl or the colorelblt expsnon lbe promenty coneted te exerise w. thelelg color menote Ctn 0 Th receipt a1ut 3 per thl mket Dcember 2th la yar hl. ben 4 bale celv lome. aganst45C thI ye j.

cad. eeiptsarelower thanthe ben yea receIpt sae in 183 havngben 59 I 1 493Fm Decemr 2th nd la seon" reived 85 rnnng bale' lAd upwa PAR YS1S. EOt ASAYR CmCA CNIQN. 7' Employd teDaoe S- t.YeaA\Rne lNe me ceb 3. Pbaly te oldet aayertte tnI St Issowly pa 1 tis' ct.

Ct IL ha bnscke pa pysis an0n a ut. extme 8e. 1 ys. lhls eghtft yer. hI eer.isrmkl nthe twoposl tlon hi lng lt one as sayer te intedSf mnt.

Daloneg ad theotheas aconductorfnthe 01 Rme rlad bor InC11ePalnlS4 ad rive a lb1 uetlel beemngs n. Uogrtt at aot twenty ye lbe aedtoUe rponsible' pUon. oasayerotthe' it at Dalon I Wa ft opee. tere in1 ted posIUon er suCeive inlsttlon Adw Jackt. VanB Hn Tler.

Pol Talo FIor Jece. Bucian a te utpredeied le 8ofc holiUnga sl p- twety-fiv year' stlPrinteded. tlngot te glden eagles dug pero te Daoneg irget te unon. Gor ltatsl pructootgldup doYer i1 Clifo 1 Specto. We gld wadCveTin' Gora Capt tur1h qule nur mr Wh ouit.

tlO 8t- them" its tred gve haltreng em ced ut the contrt a dd' ma 0 mae ve1 ting otltoft u' Wen' wr brk Ot otCtr atonsatthem1t wer ded ad th ego. Id. m. bU. ine.

WeD ow. ame Itforerlm ce" gn CptalTod ha. enterd I' prtner ahil hlma nameBa In m- mslobulneere I' Rme rovedtothlsplaeewh nth mfntwas coe11 I uE8dJob. i jo rEecedc pionalj old. RIe' ad tWO i cnieretae thato Hltn fO ntI7earsWW I I le ag f.

0. r. 1 ir urem ntf acUve Scthatte re- 8deheri rttmet d1Is one. osthgyeteeectesofRom 4ehlb dhS 1e. uPWI rIUybttltct Jps I wear th ld gnUel ltugh le jI1 tg lYi I 1.

bt ocf re nb i L. Tal IUng. gland. A' Td Ilii fJ 1Qtr d. 0 1 7l ti lj ff 1l lb 1.

i AaJ IWtES i Jami eh Uh t. J. a S- jrlC I afodress. tha aAic playWOrt l. yethei alctt ngJ111f es I5g 2getafl 1one JttFOWj 1in s9f not br9e ndwear pr it.a 1 sJ izesLittelater it1a.

befs tE i tAW 6WHITE. L. TRE8 r. 1 i 1 n. FOt RmP7n qfCk 1' lOI.

dW I1emorLaof lowerBe a Wate Vialty. ch em 1 0 1 bII ey tnondblOabtldrMat alp' D' l1' 1 ria tl mOnrtetWn ufee medicl bol' oY' L- aantot11retre dCoJUNltTDeC1ecoo 1. Atb 0- J1b1 t14 JVa. ARtCH. FINDJJ 0' age orSl taadQnat trt GLEMING WIT PYRIES Wchldm eIe QUtt of GQlaanJ Be ata Pi ton Ga ber' ZSpec wee a Ceke A vice pu lIS 4ter MrRW W8ke1.

I Isens uv cfe otn r' rSce rt' mng ePet wh1Ji hewa uoteas sayg Abut teIe ortof tn te eer OaYO veld slat andqUstta rent dcive wb1 tUY flvemes log nd ismrtanlYa' acta memet. The rs ator ter Wcl apsue fthe vei tba ee iwtout adtl prcting. corpndet hforl me ted sd vsi ndOlnd Iuold rprent. Mrwie et he tltu. tew Orl tth 1.

I alt lths. stol te thlo esIl veSoiempw wt drW er yourrrencentspen la.lf-day.p 1sJ hr1s hol1daf81ast week e17 P1eu8ant1y gat1iig' vPlncl1ar theorlii' wa1k. eran d1Sn Wr to allthatr i Walkersald 1equantlty andertent fUilii1lnd unta1n am jOl" more 1an100Yardsa ross. the1e1D. R1lIIlberotsa orewere wbt hw re.

and withpy r1tesln branchwe mountain8dC1Jlaridatdlffer otrpiece8ri wetoundt ore. Tbeore therelireraet ryandicouWn. nfot whlan carrieS allOt iEIgC 1dNo dhSi th lea except i lIinallquantlty bltth aqtJithe Qr itulphuretteBWh1ro 1eIltl1nIre ilu i10n andcOncentration AnEntir 1yNewL Walkersaj hehasbsd ab of l1Uiode. runtrom perto er glng perto oneno goldd1Scov iies en deheretof6re 1Dthatsec on otthe yourcorrespondent. Formaiiy ld1ieldsot dof.

en' 1vorked. ore litU gore. velnsgenera1lY surf oci oLlate7trI x- PreSslyitdap doi the other proCesses' fn nted tuloperattoD v1ng- thegoldby oresof not ex er. profltablymt 1ed andtn1ll d. IncO q1Jencenew Ji n1 1g iith IIJIdJn ny ofthejnlnes tnGeO jlort thatwere on eco e.

thch1jr1naUon s' andotherlmProved wJthfth cheap1 borweath U1tableto bio w9fk th8yearro andtheabundUCe andnear th sU ri Creek the IDs the' belt. of' Gear- northern stateand ng Jntothea4- ao thweSt. AVerj argV eye a Wa1kerwhlchh andWehayeno ontodisPtite IsfPuimilesJqngby 3jtect9r ore. htt9 100 stamPS twork for years. Whfletheore1slowltradent Jls.ac- ssiblllty for mlnttlgthe abundance of waterand woodrlghtathandand other advantages.

otcbeap labOr etc. Valuable nd profitable towo Theres ptacticallYDOlm1itoilsquan tItlandtheQua1Ity. and yaIueoftheiote IslUchwe tllvtdendsUpon ascot of' OOIorSlOOOOO here can. be milled and one at. the es workeMf.j Ucal in1nIngmen el.

Ornate lthe orFheref can emlned milled acotof th1lhm t1ts tonand wbeIr1t Ifl dtultao dJ V' ntri14 81 iPOIIJ TIONgri ti Th Jtycoun JIHadjoUlfMd pJ tnan tt f' lo gotnewan 1Jutthe. 1 1. i liSi dowriZanChU1 citytatheIj pndJht btWni in. wfll 4te' deIrtW 1I lIn th un t. nee tYfJar 1 tf rlfJ li.

ro goes lntoe1fecttl4 chywll1enter uponiutlrst f. a dry tqvn. ayJ9ngi VuioUAb I' bar keepers. Jbeen. 4Wt1.

yet. e. intry1ng pose oUhesurplns conhand. areteel1ni 1quiAgl OIIlfi. jOverJ prospecttmIl e.

are' 1jub1laIi.t rrowwilLeiio IDWO I Gr1mIlttIanJbebII8 1' 1 iN i. MrS. RJ d. d1ng wi1l. Jreceiv.

eft i erlm tl118dlesW1l1 ayeJf harm ngalrCl pt. Goye an bo throUPthe lty Sundayton hiaiay' Disenuko jiif 11i exWs Jk. jlMJs3 JIaWe ms 1etttoday. tty ewy ephEn 6ojio1dGrlffin Bal tor voenJ. iJ ii TlJeao roU3tro ili anCb Jt t.

t70 i respondent at1Vaycr l1S toth hls lnt tn hatbe gotur ohtaJned fronithe foot i 1 3' dlce bl upon' beennJeedand alwaysliytd 1100kedupo 1s. sWIYd wI5a vf ICrudWOmJd tbad l' id 9f1nong a ng9 ltqueS i i atfhB peIltDecamp 9ttb fU and aboutmtyYearsOf e' 7 AJBtfited lmyormT i 7f r. tJ neroWhenthe GeoJge1cD9iWd i beaVhiclWry UckaudaaUlte4 JI1ckNn bIXi Lcbarge4f oldmanjndW hZhnstT ii theaUck theol4 J1reditr p1 t4 aretheac theocronerB5I msIe :1n.formed.YOJ1l" cl ttc tbejury atra1dto ma d1ctot jta Wlablebom1c14t tcthe 5. rf1Ittmti. teshyer beliiOOed 117.

i ofth though1ackk 11nJan ut ontJa havitS bu i bv1ol TThep dtsemSled. bInr1 for sate plr A ca 1i. I 1 trtthe 90 If' i4. :4 1 H4 TktAT ALA iousy WASTHE wi OUSE Whileon HI ees. If 1nforixationseems ju a thefirst ReyndS Ihlskers i iiJd th eaIou withy hewas re goc4 L----L i A AIENS 1COLLINS ith A3Otg.

B. Iohzdeo irth nonE. step to wlZe' of arrled her1ltIe wIt4 iin hIS former ui SOO1nthdIfferent rm buW. th partoi todayjwith stockIn :1 dsw letter iad tone the wquld Sever othlng aw cOipie. 7SETIED Wb11e Ay Cauht flcstne SpeciaLjs the fourth tursd ont- to ots1de When ii Tb hadtled In hsdbound post wa The log lIttlebodi diedto- whim lb grlef rae to tile relletof treme pverty.

BYTEE I TB CTTATRM PcLxE AED. Money Away The u4iaI go theubj of i. yeaia wh till I aaldThe flf tha nt Tbeschools fromthe cc de- btidir. few of s4FiP 0 taind uid IIFm3JI dd th' chool which psIWrg Is dis- 4eI1tY icfs nts I getsa pl ollts I Ug I Tl for over In de- oelockat Amo utler. ex- gln eomln thatdeclare fi welIrepresents sti sets aiu be' is ToVisit sIt orier ot 3.

r. ep- he the Put. en eers. Os on in a BESqNL 1 Thniw1ck1anfft ci" Threat ti PioI Sa1o I Mw Decenther ZL-SnedL- dharorfcsrble aldermen2or Wng to ty the eouncmtIng hewoul exce 150 wIi llqu rs raise from3Oto25. Inereaseiin 1lcun lIcei ome 1U0 I 500 t5J 5O.

S. onsoii- toiJjswa tes. ms arm Hymen loseper A. i' j. iit th tl it thefregant ss Kixxs ie.

M1 i LflaMay ve essterth42lmentwsa' ith rte est1ngexercises. ofsr. News Speclalj If. King. on.

by 3:31 thlsmovaing ths thenc th a Ir' tug and thelrnew wsste1m1l to Ieraru. Atlanta on I- forging ivatem 5 I ele1LI4frzrPt fl yf f4TAY I I V4 Lit JThC- I I 1 P4 4. I ootwear ua1lUes ace pefect extiIblt 23 PEllLIARACCIDENT" LIttl Sta fleld 1h SpedaL ache Campbell. th th bo tsimyklting I 1el- 1nGoedon' QIday an4 il waWdeS dent. fr.

ofJchester ar- ii gIn survos fthe regul 4y' a' ilvt beer I nomore bythe. sirc ne the-operation eel.ab- wlU Both the ani Iettersof oInts strangers' every I Inent. J. ject' HeIgnoW northwbo 3 A bytheneces publication ison idre teofUce bilsIness BigCelebratlon a ap- addressesat gia- th havlngbeen 1500 ooo LN tyTears Ago MilL. 31.

thisclty ll e. it wa oc a Stateslis ofgold Callfornjath quita I crasterrned 8on th lz ltab oldRome tflatwas pe- aitiqn Iie It is Tehas sons yho te i Prak Cecll Ga. ectmber fl Prankfl the one our Dosl py iptith jztn iw I fl LI UIIUI ffl AKHAWkEsMan I St. Nc ToWear i i a 20 shap. o.

a I 5' ThIs Q5lCkl1VOT1tstPT 1111 I OerYousdiaeuesWeakhieineryLosdcfjirsinPowerBs I I Cmlisioeie dreams inpotecy and atinstseaacarioand byoutbfu cacesee. I a OCCTOI. 50010 aDd WoodbuUdsraJakeuibesIeaaspnnetrcn1. 5 go esy. Sth.OT.

5 PisiswraPrwtheE1mouiandhnannsirwreaccao byonragents. orasi Ireli Ii eree seed Cs. lluoniTeinsle Chicago. Soidia auantoGa and brZlkia WatsoaDrugCc. FII Slateand DiscoTered Gold-Can Sptcta1.

he Ii hed de- Walked sectiok 5sseslon tr. thIsdn py- aides and been' gulphurettas tlon leadls grade a use th sio creek' find by Mr. Is tour at work While the ore is low grade Its mining. the water and wood right at hand and of cheap snake It and to work. There is practlcalil no limit to its quantity and the quality vaiueot the ore is such nodoubtaS of or coetnt ny wezteriinl1neS fully worked.

thatthe be mora T. etuta and when rnolLc pc SInSC qrdeA t. z. co. thnaN-'a'vtii te er coc iirrP 1flght Griffin cIs1.

clsctmin ordJ- nos' thu ct 2l tt' lncoming ntw condLtk revanae grtlyy' and the nd inei iz towi doing tcenses invested pital. report foc owningthe l2OO th. ncrt veers a wiilbe Griffin. to dpot an whileon willee rnorevecas nia dssued lnyt4 Ye J. sed to 1Atliutsretuming from trip to- Biaqjcula ssst I wait in' be prtitet the ox- 8be fingel cltlzenwbo ba vesai Engel was Deuglasa Decesiher Con.

froe Chr1atrna eescitally di. of oer- Dput less too' man' iU McloiId wa bya retail eawtboicruel of a 0 Os wi 5 tn reLated- eniploy. Swta fromafl dO fifty zuatdi former iekQethl4 one' asa' wPi7j started' th ge5 jp a Picksu ii man and bringthgte the qsistas aures thstho i 5h the ds bufldlngata I proprWy besctdtcCudof tnklngls otlzetjall fortfe keoping Towi GEOllOER- Bottzss Battle Ai 3YsiTh 2i2i doiafsetd' vi' rnj q' orsioj4s 4.