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AVGVST 7 1900 II WILL MEET FRIDAY Had To Rear Water Report. SlHHINNETT REPORT IS READY objected to It Being Sub- tted Yesterdays Meeting. WANTED MORE INFORMATION Will Be Bead Act. Council at the Adjourned Session. will meet next Friday afternoon i lDa4JOumeo1 teslon to consider the re- Iptclal committee which has weeks pan been Investigating 3 leading up to the recent trou- ill it th pumping static n.

oiiJld1man Mlnhlnnltt chairman of the mttlal committed was ready with a re- ttrt ydterday afternoon but did not ub. LrtTtr Owing tno fact that Alderman rtn chairman of the Joint committee tl the matter he delayed until J7hi4 bad time to take up certain details vT na ctlon with the trouble. WMQ th waterworks committee was jJjLjud In the reg iUr order of business. Strro Mtnhlnnett said 0 would like that council adjourn to. mKt staIn next Kridd afternoon to riider tie report of the committee ap- tSnted to look Into tile trouble at the yaUrWorki.

The report is now ready tudlt flr I was anxious that it be con. 6 there were other members ed that it be delayed. and for would ask that an adjourned uiur iiA rman Beutell. chairman of the wateoianilttee said that he was not Star to render a report at the present ion Account or the tact that he had hid an ortUty to hear all the from the Ne York experts. was made to adjourn until but the motion to this.

et. ftrtMiconsldered and the matter wilt up Friday afternoon. urt the report is now entirely Chairman Mlnhinnett is Wlw1I. disclose its findings until it is to council. THE PASSING THRONG.

Iol1cltor General C. D. Hill yesterday A letter from Judgi Joseph of the Fulton superior court. SOW in Europe on a. short vara- ttan.

TIte letter. which was dated July iM was written at the Hotel Cecil in tlionloa end presumably immediately at. UT Jades Luznpkin had returned from a i nmtto through the picturesque portion IT" tin English capital. Doth Solicitor Hill and Judge Lumpkln tr lovers or Dickens Judge Lumpkln ftidjust paid a tisit to the little shop wherein is laid the scent of the famous iWhor1 masterpiece. The Old Curiosity Ebon Ill his comment concerning thee ics was such as to show in what cc- i teen hokls that book and its fan character.

Little. Nell. Ths Mm man brought a little book Judge- Lumpkln containing pictures tflbe shop and latter day people who inhabit that part of London. these days. Jtic Lumpkln is now probably in Paris.

expected to spend some time seeing 1 UM exposition before returning home. Attorney Daniel W. Rountree accompa- ii tidg5 Lurnpkin on the trip and the On will do the continent together. Profewor Theodore Toepel has returned tram Its athletic and gymnastic tournament at Philadelphia. where he officiated Ujalgeln Us fencing and general gym- SuUa contests.

Professor Toepel says tOe tournament at Philadelphia was one of ttttmort successful ht. ever attended ansi tags acre about 4000 well-known ath- totes present In the fencing contest there i a sixty contestants Chicago carrying i swij the. honors. Professor Toepel also spent eve weeks In Boston. where he ttok a ipeclal course In Swedish medical Bmauucs.

If reports that reach this country i tm London of the remarkable success American financiers at the Ooodwood our are accurate. John W. Gates the Itesl magnate can be credited with arrest winning known at any. track years. Is reported that John 200000 in one day last the a dJor or this was 8 eiP eted victory of to the Stewards cup.

Americans composed of A. Drake and James R. l7ent In dead earnest to sup- rittWl American Jockeys. Johnny and for the of Ves the ifnglish bookies miserable In the Stewards were 3 to 2 against Royal 1 0 to 30 against in a field of twenty alone were Arner- The clique led by eene played Royal eflcus heavily. the Scat to place.

and the second for PP unity for a plunge the horses. Flush In first us in second Just as It was eP red to umPh of American le year. as was Snanclal success for the 0 backed the Rem brothers. scout Mal Burtiham. service to tA has Invited 1 queen at Osborne in or- express the for the services' per- Boer war.

The visit Osbor was to week. hut It will ays- as the queen the duk of Saxe. frontiersman is the en. but to spend the Sto Pe" nally thank th hlswork and express army that he ut COlGILSDSTAIflr MAYORS VETO Continued from PHtb clod that was when he said This matter ht to be determined. That part of hi speech was unquestionably true.

The matter ought to Mtfl nOwYlt ought 6t0e 1 come time o. for months that. these people have been here asking for a franchise. The questton to be determined. how- er.

la simply thla Does this council intend to grant this electric lighting tran- ehlse or not The street railroad question. the injunction suits and alt of this talk about Hun and Woodruff and P4kiflson brought Into the matter to muddy the waters. and I stout admit that they have been roost successfully mud' Sled. The question for council to determine. and determine now.

whether or not It is going to give the Atlanta Rill- way and- Power- Company a franchise. Frankly it la my firm belief that this council wm never grant them anything. I knew or rather believed firmly. all along that the mayor would veto this franchise as passed and I further believed then II I do now. that thin council would never pass it over his veto.

I believed that when the caucus got It up. I told Mr. Hurt. in talking to him. that It he had the right to build under' his charter he ought to go and do it.

for I did ndt' think that ho would ever be given a fair franchise by this adonlnis. tratlon. These people claim the right to build their plant under the state law and to put down their conduits subject only to the police regulations and ordinances of the city. Eminent council members have advised this and it is soy opinion that they have got that right. The Georgia Electric Light Company hasn't got a franchise from the city to build and thy never had one.

They are simply operating under the police regulations and ordinances Just as that franchise there places Mr. Hurts company. I don't think this Is the best franchise but It is a franchise that they' can operate under. and I believe that they ought to have it and I am going to vote for it. I am not going to vote for any mere amendments.

for there are already encugh conditions attached to it. While the franchise that I Introduced would have saved the city 440000 the council would not pass that. but they have agreed on this ordinance and I Intend to vote for it. I have nothing further to say. I am fully aware of what the result of the vote will be.

but in spite of the tact that council will not grant them a franchise I believe they ought to have It" Councilman Pope Wants Information Councilman Pope next took the floor. He said that was not his purpose to make a speech. He wished also to go on record. but he wanted first to be Informed on one or two points that he considered vital. He asked City Attorney Anderson It.

in his opinion. the clause limit ing the franchise to twenty years would be binding at the end of that time. Judge Anderson stated that in Ills mind there was a serious doubt as to how binding the clause would ha He said that once the city gave the right to the use of Its streets the company might claim a. franchise taro 101 years under its charter provisions. Councilman Pope then announced that he Intended to introduce an amendment to the franchise later.

eutsll Explains His Voter Alderman Beutsil was the next speaker. In explaining why he voted to sustain the veto he said It was not my intention to say' anything on the subject. but desire to go on record as to my position on the subject. In the first tlace I was in the conference that made the franchise. As there has been so much said as to where the conference was held.

I will state that It was held at my humble home. I have given a great deal or time to the eleotrlc light franchise for several months vast. When I introduced my substitute in the sldermanic board some months ago. which went back to the. council.

it failed to receive any attention. Since that time I have persisted on a franchise that would give the people of the city a competitive electric light plant. jThe one vetoed by the mayor which was made and agreed upon at my house ulted me in every respect. It had been pay intention to vote to override th mayors veto until Saturday last. when it was published in the dally papers about jhe lawsuit brought about regarding the Atlanta Railway Company or its bond.

hondtrs as to the absolute right of the railways franchise to certain streets in the city of Atlanta. This. with other facts as brought out this council has caused me to change my mind. Therefore I. propose to vote sustain the mayors veto and wait before granting any more franchises and see who owns the streets of Atlanta.

Regarding th remarks of Councilman Grady about the Atlanta. Railways -position to furnish street lights to the city at a saving of 5900 per annum. I will say that the company was represented before the committee on. electric lights by Attorneys. I asked them to state at what price they Intended to charge prt- vate consumers the answer was that they ould not go into this but wanted it left open.

giving part of the commit- tee to understand that they would qharge such rate as they saw tit. This. together with considering granting a franchise with the clause in It furnishing the. city arc lights at 10 less each per year. the committee would not consider.

for the reason that a question might arise as- to whother in granting such franchise it might bind the city to a contract. Finally the attorneys for the Atlanta. Railway Company asked that the clause be stricken. The daily patter has said much about the company's otter for electric lights to the city. but never.

gave tie reason as to why was turned down by the committee. and finally the attorneys for the railway company a a that th clause regarding the 110 lesS for arc llshts i discussion of minor lmpor- was taken with the result cu Popes Amendment. In speaking of. his amendment Mr. Pope said that had It not bun for the question tance the vote as stated.

SECURITY tflflIflc CARTERS UTILE LIVER PILLS Must Bear Signature of small and os a totakeucugaxv FOR HEADACHL FORDiniHESS. CARTERS IULE IVER PIUS. FOR BIUDUsIESs. FOR TORPID LIVER. FOR CONSTIPATION.

iMcSblPmeir SEE. GENUINE. WRAPPER. PRINTED ON RED PAPE tfcfcil 5fc of tha life tie grant he would have Tot 4 to over rlde ui veto. Ar Jtjras he wag compelled id Vote as he 414 The amendment' Shall otter was prepared By Judge Anderson.

said he. Councilman Popes amendment follows And said Atlanta Railway Company Its successors or assigns by accepting or count' under lull grant expressly waiver any' claim" of right ufljjer the state laws to open the streets alleys or public places in the city of Atlanta for the purpose of. laying pipes conduits or other means tog distributing hut light or power except with the consent of the city of Atlanta and said Atlanta Railway Company. Us successors or assigns by. accepting and acting under this' grant also expressly agrees that If shall ocquoy the.

streets of the city of Atlanta. for the purpose covered by this grant. after the expiration of said term of twenty years such occupancy hall be subject to such terms arid outset- tlons as the city of Atlanta may then Impose. On of Councilman Harwell the. Pope amendment was Jd on the table.

Prior to the vote on the Jiarwelt mo Von Mr. Pope asked what. lit effect would be. Mayor Pro' Tern. Mayson ruled that it could be taken on at the' next.

meeting takes place next Friday. Order of the American Wine Co. of St. Louis if your grocer don't keep Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champagne. SHORT ITEMS OP LOCAL INTEREST IN TlIE ORDINARY'S OFFICE YES.

terday Mis tins Sp rry qualified the administratrix of Wtf estate of Mrs. Jennie P. Powell. Mrs. Powel was the widow of the late Dr.

T. 8. Powell one of the best known physicians in Atlanta. at one time. She- died some months ago at Cairo Egypt.

while on an extensive tour. She left an estate valued at about 3250000. DEPUTY CLERK p. G. KEENEY left yesterday for Birmingham where he wm remain for several days.

R. 3. LAY. THROUGH HIS TTOR. neys.

Green McKinney. yesterday tiled suit in he city court against the South' era railroad for 1999 damages. His petition sets forth that one year ago he was employed by the railroad company as car pEnter. at the shops and was injured while Jacking up" a caboose. He de clares a lever flew UP.

striking him in the face and Injuring his nose sight and sense of smell at the same time giving a severe shock to his nervous system. At the time receiving his alleged injuries he was six years. of age. WITH THE TAX DIGEST OF three counties received at the once of Comptroller Wright. the net Increase In property values over last year Is Sil7l SECRETARY OF lTATB PHIL GOOK returned to Atlanta yesterday after a trip to New York city.

where he went on business of Importance for the state Secretary Cook says he found Bryan' strength much greater In the east than he expected. He believes New York state will go denrocratlc. JUDGE A. CALHOUN'S BRANCH. of the city court was In session yesterday and a number of criminal cases were disposed of.

ELLEN. THE LITTLE DAUGHTER of Mr. and Mrs. W. D.

Corley aged one year and tour months. filed at the family residence. 25 Glenn street. yesterday morning after a brief illness from typhoid fever. Tb remains will be shipped to' Clayton county today.

where they will I Interred in a family burial plot. A. 3. PHARR. BEEN ROW clerk of the Atlanta and West Point railroad and the.

Western railway of Alabama at Montgomery Ala. left yesterday for- Spokane. Wash. where be. ha accepted a position in the office of Assistant General.

Superintendent P. T. Downs. or the Great Northern railway. Mr.

Pharr Is an old Atlanta boy. and was located In Atlanta as paymaster of thj Atlanta and West Point railroad and the Western railway of Alabama until a year ago. when he went to Montgomery. Assistant General Superintendent Downs. of the Great Northern.

was formerly superjet' tendent of the Atlanta and West Point railroad end the Western railway of Ala bazna. DR. W. K. JOHNSON'S HORDE BE- came frightened on Woodward avenue yesterday afternoon and threw him from the buggy.

Dr. Johnson had a toot crushed and a contusion on the head caused by his falling backward on the belgian blocks. THE ARBITRATORS IN THE' CON- temnatlon proceedings to determine the value of property through which the tracks of the Atlanta Rapid- Transit Company will traverse' in order to reach Piedmont park finished their work yesterday. The price agreed upon was 475. THE CITIZENS' WATERWORKS COY- mlttee met in the rooms of the Business Men's League at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon to continue the investigation of the condition.

of the machinery which supplies ttlista with water from the Chattahoochee. The meeting was In executive session. Two hours were spent In hearing expert testimony by two representatives of the Holly company. of Lockport N. Y.

These gentlemen were C. H. Anderson a. high-class mechanical ng1. neer of sixteen years' experience.

and WK. Helmer. W. F. Wesley leaves' today for New Yprk on a.

business trip. PUMPING ENGINES REPAIRED. Work Was Finished Today and At. lanta Will Have Her Venal Supply of Water. The engines at the pumping station are once more In first-class condition.

and. able to supply the city with the mal amount of water. Work on them has been pushed rapidly and every effort made to keel up the large supply of water and high pressure necessary to' supply the large number of hydrants. Telephone calls have been made. inquiring It the water would not be cut.

oft. again. Tft all of these the answer has been made that would pot. Citizens' may rest assured that all will be done to keep up the supply said Colonel Woodward. The work of repairing was finished yes- today.

The engines are in first-class condition and unless an unforeseen accident happens. which to not probable. the supply will be entirely sufficient to meet the. demands put on it by the city. SUING FOR LOONEYS BOND.

Solicitor C. fl Hill Yesterday Pled Hecessary Paper in th City Court. Suit was yesterday begun. In the dty Murt by' Solicitor C. D.

H1U. to the name of Governor Cofldlt. a aln DetecUvea David S7 Looney and William. A Brad- as principals and their bondsmen to amonntaof the bonds to the before Judge John U. ta.

been saM after Lopney. PUSS IN BOOTS' WILL BE PLACED AT RAND TONIGHT 3he of the extravaganza Foil Id Loots. at the Grand for. two performances tonight and tomorrow' matinee bid fair to be one of th best at tended of. any purely local' affair Is expected that.

large audiences will attend both performance A full dress rehearsal was held. last nlf ht at the theater and all those who wilt take part In the extravaganza were drilled In their work. Thefoil rehearsalwill be held this morning beginning between and o'clock. All the characters are expected to be letter perfect In their parts today. The rehearsal last slight moved as smoothly as' could be expected There' re the usual parts to go over and over again marches and' dances to' be tried until perfect and the orchestra to be cracked In the work' that expected of It The auditorium was.

well. filled with parents. and friends of the children and the ladles who have been working in dustriously for the success of the play. There will be fully. 200 to take part In Puss In Boots.

All in the cast were present last night and entered enthusiastically Into the work of the rehearsal The young ladles who will take part the chorus dances were especially welt trained. The following are the main characters of the extravaganza Puss In Boots Small Moteod Ptcrinette Crawford Head King. Madison Lee Queer. Miss Leila McCall First Lord Charles Cook Seccnd Lord George Henderson' Princess MUs Annie Williams Galatea. Miss Sopla SlUIluel Cupid Little Augusta Stacey The play will be.

given by home talent exclusively and the proceeds are to be devoted to the Barclay mission. It is expected that a handsome turn will be realized. TO CONTEST WITH SHOTGUNS. Tournament of the Semi-Centennial Under Auspices of Wallialla S. C.

GunClub. The semi-centennial has announced a run contest to be given under the auspices of the Walhalla Gun Club at Its grounds in Walhalla IS. C. on Friday. August Ulh.

The programme consisting or ten events is a very attractive one. The events are open to all amateurs. Professionals ar barred. as are ten gauge guns and. manufacturers' agents.

In addition to the purses. 75 in cash prizes has been offered. Five of these prizes are no and five of 11. The entrance tee la only 1 for each event. or no for the entire shoot The targets cost 1 cent each.

which is deducted from the purses. The division of purses wilt be according" to the Rose system and trap rules will. be according to the- rules followed by the American Shooting Association. Ammunition shipped prepaid to Secretary and Treasurer J. A.

Steck will be delivered to the grounds tree' of charge. Excursion rates from all. points and ample hotel accommodations are promised No External Symptoms. The blood may be in bad condition yet with no external signs no skin eruption or sores to indicate it. The symptoms in each cases being.

a variable appetite poor digestion an indescribable weakness and nervousness loss of flesh and a general Sown condition of the system clearly showing the blood has lost Its nutritive qualities has become thin and watery. It is Jurtsuch cases that SS S. has' dontaopic caf its quickest and most effective work by building up the blood and supplying the elements lacking to make it strong and rigorous. My wife used sev eral bottles of S. as a blood purifier and to tone up weak and emaciated system with very marked effect.

In way of improvement. We regard it a great tonic and blood purifier. J. FDu Princeton Mo. is the greatest of an tonics and you will fiuid the- appetite improves at once strength returns and nervousness vanishes as ew rich pure blood once more circulates through all parts of the system.

S. S. is the- only purely vegetable blood purifier known. It contains no minerals whatever. Send for our free book on blood and skin diseases and write our physicians for any information or advice Wanted.

No charge for medical advice. THE WIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA. GA. MONTBEAT ySLS L1tCONJiERENCE.

Black Mountain N. CAugust 26 190O Low Bates Via Southern Railway. On account' of above occasion South. ern railway will sell round trip tickets on August 9 10. 11 12 and 13 with final limit to August 28 1900.

at one fare for the round trip. Rate from Atlanta. 1813 round trip. For full Information address BROOKS MORGAN. District Pasienger Agt Atlanta.

Philip Winwood Read it and en joy one of the VERY BEST Revolutionary novels published. The cut- es universally praise it in the very highest Icons By Robart Hellson Styens. Uj Price For sale by F. J. PAXON.

MANAGER. fo 69 Whitehall Strait. Atlanta. PERSONAL. Ladles and gentlemen desiring French.

German or Spanish lessons miy take a course of twelve or twenty under Use Instruction of Dr. Cotton Lynes. director of the famous MonteagU modern Ian- Ee department. His studio and resl- are at Z28 Spring street until Octo- 2 UMS Real Estate. Lowest rate of' inter eat long time 5 per centi on Atlanta central real estate vand 6 2 per cent on residence property Apply to Jacob' Haaa.

SOB building cheap lessee tearing City. Room 1111. EngUiU-Anwrican build in egefaUePreparadonlbrAs- ness and BssLContalns neither OpninCMorphine nor NOT NAnc OTIC. Aperfect Bemedy for forConstips- Lion. Sour StomachDiarrhoca WonnsX onvulsions.Fcverish- 1555 and Loss OF SLEEP.

TacSiziile Signature of itfffi NWYORK. GASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always. Bought Bears the Signature of In Use Over Thirty Years CASTORIfl TN SIN1AUN COUP SEW orrr. GENUINE BARGIINS IN.

Summer Footwear A full line of MISSES' and CHILDREN'S LOW SHOES at less than cost. Shoes for' Everybody At prices that will please. Sole agents for the famous 350 Walk Shoe. Knot Awtry Shoe Co. 6CCCESSOKS TO DANIEL 25 WHITEHALL STREET.

JAMES L1 DICKEY Jr. No. 321 Equitable Building. Both Phones No 1253. SE1H-ANNUAU STATEMENT for the Six Months Ending June 30.

HOP of the condition of the GERMAN-AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF NEW YORK. Organized under the la i of the state of New fork made to the governor of the' state of Georgia in pursuance of the laws ofgald state. Principal Office Liberty Street. Ncw York City I.

CAPITAL. 1. Whole amount of capital stock 41000000 II. ASSETS Total assets of the company. actual uh market value 827323013 III LIABILITIES.

13. Surplus beyond all liabilities 3941173 so It Total liabilities IV. INCOME DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OP THE YEAR 1900. 6. Total Income actually received tinting the first six months In cashl490 6 619 V.

EXPENDITURES DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1900. ST Total expenditures during the first six months of the year In cash 16565 24 A copy of the Act of Incorporation duly certified. Is of file in the office of the Insurance Commissioner. STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF NEW TORK.

Personally appeared fore the undersigned. William N. Kremer who. being duly sworn. deposes and tays that he is the president of the Oermfcn- American Insurance Company and that the foregoing Is correct and true.

WILL N. ytUffliEh. Sworn to and. subscribed before. me this.

31st' dayof July. TTT THOJaAS H. K.iiD\j FFj Notary Public No. 41. New York County.

Name of State Ageit W. L. REYNOLDS. Name of Agent at Atlanta L. DICKEY.

JR. C. H. Glrardeau Co. Seal Estate and Bentlng Agents 24 Walton Prudential Building.

Lot t2x190. South Pryor. J3600 Will buy' nice cottage. Spring st. 1900 room cottage.

S350 cash. month. I OOO S-room house Fortr ave. 11450 room house. East Pine.

J3000 room modern. Formwit near school. New store and 4 rooms. 3 year. SS50 room houses rented CO month.

1 room house and store rented 1 month. tl600 2- S-room houses rents' 14 month. 4 BOO room. modern home. Curries' 14000 S-room.

modern. Piedmont on car line. Large list property and looking for More to suit buyers. H. H.

Jackson R. Eve. 24 Walton. Prudential building. Money To Loan on Furniture.

loan you any amount of. money on your piano organ or household furniture In sums from no to 300. repayable in easy' weekly or monthly. payments. without re moval or publicity all business strictly confidential private office for ladies will call to see you money In two hour Of fice hours I a.

m. to 5 p. Delaware Mortgage Company. STV4 Whitehall street. over Emmonss clothing store.

Standard phone No. 3. FOB SAL Horses Carriages Etc. Large assortment carriages surreys phaetons cheap buggies and harness. Dickey Carriage Co 5150 Broad thur sun tues XEDIC.AY.

LADlf54hichs English Pennyroy al Pnis re the best. Safe reliable. Take no other. Send 4c stamps for UcuiarK. Relief torLedks.

1 fetter return mails' Ask your. iru gtet 7M Chester Chemical Co. rQadelpnla Pa a thur sun tues Address at once C. Augustus Hone Indian Spring. Oa.

ZOtDBES WANTD BOARDERS WANTED-Several choice rooms with. board to young men for 4 per week. 134 Ivy. Bell phone 4592. LARGE.

coot room. Jour windows with board large yard shade one block from postomce 57 Walton at. tui wed SEVERAL bathroom suits coolest and most delightful location In the city summer rates. Hotel Alhambra. Peachtree en 8-6 sun cues thur BOARD WANTEfl WANTEb BOAREWBVyoung man 12 per month.

Address J. 3 Smith care ConstttutloW. FOR ETCHAUOE. year purchase money note for' city' residence lot. or Improved suburban prop.

erty of same value. X. Dj Constitution. St frl sun toes LOST. PARTY finding satchel containing shawl and curiosities will be rewarded if turned to 102 South Forsyth street.

LOST Umbrella with gold handle to scribed Belle Blair bring same to 41 Luckle et. and get reward. LOST S3 bill Monday morning in or near Bass's store return to proprietor Bass store nnd get reward. serlptUra of everything to rent we move tenants free tee notice. John I.

Wood. side the rentteg seut so N. Broad. 8 tf HOTEL PHOENIX Waycross. Ga.

Is for rentr se to write. but it Interested meet me at said hotel August fIB to 10th. Frank C. Owens. tjf WANTED Male Help.

PERTTEEK and expenses to an update man or woman to represent' us In surrounding towns no canvassing permanent position Address with references RH Woodward Baltimore. WANTED A shoemaker to do shoe repairing. Address at once Box. 1161 An- nlston Ala. WANTED Plasterer to skim 40 to 50 squares.

Apply. C. B. Scott. 83 North Pryor street.

WANTED-A A thoroughly competent and reliable refiner for cotterl teed oil corn- any for Texas point state experience. where- foremerly' engaged and price. expected. None but thoroughly competent. men need applj Address W.

191. Elm et Dallas. Tex. to thur sun. WANTED A class baker good wages' and board.

Apply at once to louts Donegan. Newnan Ga tues wed CARPENTERS- WANTED First-class earlenters wanted at Albion hotel. Augusta. J. IL.

McKenzle Son. 8-6 CANTED A competent. sober man to file and take care' of 5 Inch band resaws stating wages wanted. O'Neill Manufacturing Company Rome frt sun tues WANTED For Lumpkln public school an experienced male teacher for grammar school salary 50 per. month state age.

also experienced female teacher for Intermediate department salary SE per month. Term' months. Election August 15thBLWoodJ8ec WANTED Representatives In the south. If you desire a position with large earn- ng capacity an investigation of a contract we oiler will pay. Book business but not as a book peddler.

We want repro. sentatives' of ability. and good business address. The Martin Hoyt Co. to Peters street tai A FIRST-CLASS machinist wanted one who is a good.

general workman cu team fitting erecting and handling ma chinery and shopwork. None but a com patent man wanted and a steady position assured the right man. Address Tennessee Coppor Co Oopp rhlll Tenn 8-5 7t WANTED Agedta. good commission something new. American Go-Curt Co.

Detroit. Mich. fl500 CAN BE MADE during campaign season selling our campaign tree greatest sellers ever Introduced. Territory going. Write Immediately.

Full line. white and fancy rubber collars. Inclose stamp. Dept. C.

M. 11 Mfg. Co. Springfield. Mass.

64 thur un toes WAN ED Hustling gets to sell books on commission with chance of promotion. Good bocks large commissions- Pennsylvania Book Co. Montgomery Ala. 8 sun tues wed frl sun WANTED Salesmen. WANTED An experienced salesman to' represent wholesale groceries and liquors cigars-and tobaccos one that well known to.

the trade in southwest Georgia none. but experienced men nee apply. Address L. care Constitution. TRAVELING salesman wanted by es tablished house.

No technical knowledge necessary but simply. all around hustler of good appearance and address. First-class line special contract. Entire time required. References.

Box 433. Detroit Mlch PEESONAL. LADIES Free harmless monthly regu lator cannot fall. Mrs. B.

Rowan. 24 Milwaukee 7 lea THE INN. Mllledgeville Ga. asks for a portion of the travelers' trade sample rooms hot and cold baths. free 8-5 4t sun toes thur sun PEBSONMS ARCHITECTS contractors supply dealers.

Insurance agents and other busU ness men will find our Dally Construction Bulletin" and Weekly Construction Sheet" Invaluable In securing news In ad- vance of all other sources from the south- ern states. Southern Press Clipping Bureau. Austell building. Atlanta. Us.

tf roi SALE It' cel1ancoiu FOR. SAJ SS ora power bottKfT son for selling going move boiler practically new. Apply Excelsior Steam Laundry. 53 Decatur street. FOR SALE AT OLD- PRICES-Large stock engines boilers and saw mlUs for prompt delivery aloe keystone corn huskers and shredders best on the marker Malsby Co.

29 8 Broad st. 725 FOR SALE-One billiard and one pool table complete. Capitol City Club. sun tusthurs ICE PLANT FOR SALE At Johnson City Tern. In first-dais condition anti working order.

Apply Klrkpatrick Williams Bowman lawyers JOhnsortity. STORAGE. all kinds separate rooms for furniture. Foundry St. W.

A. R. Tel. 1956 2 calls BKAT. ESTATE POE.

SALE. 15 PER CENT Is big- interest on your money but I have tot sale property that wilt pay' It bargains large cod small' always on hand. room 23 Inman building. FOR. SALE Lovely summer home ten rooms modern conveniences in of north Georgia.

Climate delightful pure freestone water also mineral water In vicinity. Interested address this paper 7 BOOKS With or Without Board. FOR RENT Four rooms on third floor suitable for young men. with or without board. 36 North Forsyth st.

next door to postomee. 9 it i WEYMAN CONNORS. 815 EQuUabla building have money to lend on city property' at and 7 per cent. Money on hand for those deslrlngjqulgajgans. SALARIED PEOPLE and retail mars chants furnished money without secur.

lty easy payments. Totman 014 Autell building. 5 INSTALLMENT loans on city real estate. to 5XND R4 PER CENT money to lend on Improved city' real estate. Southern Banking jtndJPrurt Co JS AlabamaJJt STRAIGHT loans and monthly payment loans made on Atlanta real estate at lowest rates without commission.

E. Mcgandless. 9 E. Alabama8t. LOANS made on diamonds watches and jewelry.

At business. strIctly eunfiden- till. Pickert Jewelry and Loan Co. 10 Peachtree street. BiifhEa A looni nix Central' business property at per cent.

Best residence property at R4 per rent. Good- residence property at 6 per cent. Improved Ga. farms at 7 per ct. Interest- Cash on hand for loans in sums of to.

1901. No delay. BARJKERjfeHOLLEMAN. Gould Bufldg QUIT payfoJS exorbitant Interest and commissions and borrow from headquarters on real estate collaterals con fidentlaJ. Correspond with P.

O. box 603. tues thur Sun 1m R. C. DeSAUSSURE.

real estate loans. Investments and life Insurance policies bought. 7 U. tm MISCELLANEOUS. THE INN Is the' only' hotel.

in MUlege- yule Ga. with hot and cold baths frea to her trade 4t snn toes thur run NOTJCE Tbe firm of Stovall Callaway ft Co. is this day dissolved hi mutual consent W. IV. Stovall.

way T. 1. Stovali Atlanta. Ga. August z.

1909. CUSTOMERS of Thr Jnn" are furnished with hot. nd cod baths also superb sample rooms free. Watren Edwards UilledgevUle Oa. sun to sun AeecmmodAUons In New York City.

lean plan. most central location in york. near' theaters elevated sta nr ioze to Broadway ft I i iic 11 tI" ff fi t. 1.1 IN OIL joimeDt Was 1 JtI1ta1l It. Su Jl It tJLDfWH JotJi Btp rtI and td on br eoUnd1will att rnoQn tptt ttbe poma weeksla eeeUe8 tIt the CO ld tr to telJ patre4 thJ.

ba4l1ad III lIIect1on the ed rtgULlr 1 Friday caalder pclI1ted fan4" Cnt iidered but 110 referred thII reuoP I meetlnlb6 ut ttee 1r1J1Inf 1 on 11 ony tromthe New uetrort VtdDesdY tllCt. reoneidered tOOi ftI47. fWt i eutmitted neehed Lkin ii datedJ 1Id. GDd0ll urll1dp ca pital. tkSo cltor art 114 Just Lfllerelll 0 he III fe 3Q.

He r1t4 wmdo Tbeodo- all I Ja t1n eonte ts. r' i' t1etea Va. 150 lal ht the tbt" Iuccess atthl nte eolXl Gites. be. fY.

It bet a I won that majority r. lon1 F1 the unexpected 4 Gtel. Ja of OmP 8 e1teA unes JOrt th ent In. tlDt two few da ster Reltr a the lives of eatb Jl lh i od blerlc or 1 ace and 100 bitt hI place ki5 01fl1 cli they of Gttel and and Keene dtAmerlcus pice It or slit was oPPOrtunity Ioata laltalnst The Jllcean 11' th Royal IIe7 had AmerlCU5 tht' been barked. reported Salgnal triumph Ii I the whole it I merl'- rIcans a he' ertcan Major llobert.

cJered valuable Lord it fine South Africa been Her that hI the queen 11bt majesty may b1 hi 9P iJlaJor 13ur M1e to Osborne oIt lace this ao. wIn tetw days. as. The or duke to merltcan lIIvited I 11' th 0 at obols understood. me.

tIrm required but a few days h4totacer 1IIh id Rbob1erts to impress OlI4ep a I fty as a scout JlP1d1y 1 French the American in con omcer. ftom lrrt lethe time ot his depal took a tor England Lord' caslon to ersonalJY thank lret ot or his ork 1I0trematn te entire r. 0 see the campaign out. 1 JN 1JisfistAINS' flo J1ftbPase. lI tter dete 1n1Ded.

lhatput his lJ 1 4I. ttttdnowtt ht to have teen settled ago It has been ten th. ve t- ever Doesthi councllln- a utHurt has been sU quUOnfor I. th I a ot It ever ae nlnls. a oplnl cuyt 0 th ordln ces mere eugh saved- It.

II ve I nex i hi I i as mYlubst1tute lths thatttme The I Dub1 hed the br uVlt regar hond rs as In more the A Iw1U com any he etecqic' thi but I 1v1n I 1tr to wh ther JraD luchtranchlsett I1way The paperhassald ave tI rne4 the rdtni bo trtcken. After some said' Ques ton ABSOLUTE nUlnc MnstBcar Vel" amAllIUUI eaq to take HW. A HL DIZZINESS. EE rD. R.

I us E. SS. GENU. INE. I CONS' tOI.

d. PI LLS. FOR liO SKI' FORTHECaMPLEXION rb I IS CeItb larcI ih Wo jiaYe 1otl4tto rrl41 YtoM It aa. td TbeamefldrnentrIha11oft. ollt pre.

red By Pop8ameD4men Ands14Atlanta orualcnabfacce Unl' oretl lasnmf anfclatmotrtihl CI er ptAtlant la Jlll s. 4Ul mea 1llf ex ePtwttIJ conaentot cit At1 nta aucce' ra. orfl lcn. thatle lh fl Ocu COV e4by Jf' hall tlonu mythen motlon. rweli laid tpe- It May o1 led uaat meeU which Jlx ourCh eP terdaYMI Sperry I.

admin1 traLrix th CLERK 1' BlrmlI gham ere DLy yuterday111e4 al1 nst clbl lcee. 1. car- dele er In ct J8. 1rs. STATL rtturn SEi retary a dayand r.

Ir rleyaged sbe It 1heomce a Mnt mery. Auls llt NorU ern. ofAla- SnOP K- tr rttned th byhil ch tl1o th lnth room ofthe Au ta Wa i llpentln e- ara' PU PING Today.andAt- WillH ve water the. In. th usual' every.

larelUPplT the. InJit baa ttwould 1 41 Th ftntlhedea- anduwenan unforeseen8ccldent ppfWl theup meetthe ucito D. H1l1Y elda NeceuaryPSPalI hathe C1t7Co WU7dtUca Sol1c1totC D. theI11nO Tm1oCMletapJutDet uvea DVJd sLo nevan WUl1amA.Bra4-- uprbictpaIsand the bond vtr ea fh tnFl contempt 1000 and wutorteltL4 a1 la bn QI41ertnthe uperiO dtiiiia IJTa4le7.d1sa um heardtrom. tmea and went 0 Cor.

eteCt1. Ve Loa. ne. It rbia. heaJIt teUa uVel weeks ego when his w' t1 t1n.

the wu iu name wual1ed had. been Ion- telted HOndndot aysechiJItha tencedto spe r. SherUt 1owetor contempt- nel 1 SStijB9St ttJ3S' PL i DArORA TONi HT' f' 1h lI1rootJla rand pertomi ea. tomorTowmat In eblb oftM eanit tfooe40fat11 pu lr ttaJrn erforman dreslrebearsal hel t. ritJ theth it ian tAkePart In enr i n.

we dPu d. wor 1tFrehearsi lwtU tie htI4th1ampr mprnlibeginnIng aRd 0tioctcA11 Jhe chuactnLar expected perteet. eir Th6crehearsa1 Qlghtmoved expect arts over' per orc e8tra. whoh ve In- ta lyI1 0 dr i Iar In I 1Vere. I PU MIslLeUa.

nt lu Semt entennia1- Gun. Club. iv events. are andmanu- pr1zesare 1. toT dii ns fI 8 feod ff Shoot1ngAasoctatlon.

Prtp dwl aUpolnt Ext Syp S. wit 1i te suthcases di on. css. runa nm clearly ahow zg ca a ecome Itis S. dOI OPi Qf qw keat Wor1by.

andatipplyinc e1 ments Ti wifeused tUes exnaclatedsystemwlth vcr ita nic J. F. SSSfs 1i rl atoneestrength 1erroum YJ1 hes zew allparti kn i1i eases an11nl or ATlANJAGA tONT1mAT1f Low ab ve occa lon onAuguat U13 BROOJtBMV GAN. PassengerAgt. Win wood Sf llsonStllns 9101.

oefspubUsbedTh I eri Forweby J9 haIlSti tAtfanfa PERS AL. dlel ae enUem 4ea i Jneh Gno Sph leom4y a' ectnt rZ 1 ot foua Monteaglemodern la- pe dep. rent. Hltd andrsl denc a 1 Spr atet. utu Oto br Ist- IS Jli rElft rato ter' lorg ini 1er eit I' 1e ft ind oti 1JgEi Ha i Intsand Cden IheKihdYo ve Beas Site PsUeUnt oa lntn nt orhnr NAC n.

tDS pcetRe 8 Sou SIOIchDih Worion.l.erishWorion.l.erish O. r' LOSSOFSI Thiny YR. CASTO RIA AU OOMHIY. YO. 01.

OEIUINE F' OIINS IN umrer 00 wear ful lne of MISSE' SHOE at Jesstha cost Iverybody prces wi peae. agent fortefamous S3soWalk Shoe AwtlSho9' StCB DA Jc PlEYO FIE INSUANCE WIii DCKEY 3 1 Equlable Bui ing No SEIANNUA SATiEN StMonthsEndlngJWl8 3. 1of J. INSURANCECO PANY OFNEW YORK. theI13.

orth stte fork. ovenorQftha Bte Georgfaln p1fuance liW5 or said stte. i PriclPal Omce LbertyStretNL" City. 1 capitl 100 0 1. SSE asgts actul 3rke ue J'l I IPLT 13 Sur lus leyond al UablIUes.

Ir19 bllles is INCOMEDURNG FIST 10NTHS 19 atualy recved lrt 6 ch4 EXPEDIE FlF SI MPN fOFTY durg tlrt sI mol thS O. the. ye r. S66S Incorporaton dUIy cere. otrle Commlsloner.

tet lO lla ggeg 1 iPg I ep tr I dt ermt Aerca IL rt subscbed. bfore Ie. 3stdS KI NwarPubUc Agent L. REOLDS. gent Atanta DCKFYJ 1 Ra Ette RntlgAgent 1on ldent1 1udlg.

Lt Zx9. Pyor. 5WUI nlc cotae. room tageS 85 mont. rom bouae S1 rom Est Pne rom Formwt na lchoL rN e1 ItOr rooms.lede- ye.

12 Irom houies nted 0 month a room an sore. month mm sb sl tb. rom m04erPledmont. Cr 1. rprt look foiD01 byen.

HR Jaelon RC 1v. Walo1 Pdental. ldg. Me To Loa Ft MONEY TO on furtu We Wll pio orp o. houebold tture 11 sus fm.

1. i e' wy payents. withoutr mOYI orpubl1c1t bueu atcty cldent Irae ler wil ca erou ney Intwo boU tCrhO co tS a' St ORS TJ cU UCKEE BUGICh1m obo. Lcel steti" cges. sn I e.

thU xICn i DJ1ehlte Eb 18h 7 the bea Safe rlable. efSA tl" 1 1 lt i11t I Busu SSOPPORTUN ler et long. and. complete ut1. Addressatonce Augstus I.

Sprng. OiEB TD OADER8WANTEDeral rom bu youg pr week 1 Iv. Bel LGE coolrm. our wdowa brd rge 7ar4 lhe. blk ptomce17WatoD at.

we SEVER bthm IWt clet mos delhUuLlotioD Inthe c1y rat. tee si Ii re. Ulr i WA ED BAR BFYun 1 JontqAddeuJ. JSmlthcre CnsHtutor ECGE WIL. ECHNGE well yea' mneyDte tgP 88t trSD tuB AT fpdlt latc el contlnlnJ Ih wi ros1 reArdei tred 0 Suth For ItrL W3Umbll wth' K1.

n4 lmb Bele Ba bre aeJo4 111n4 ge rward. LT- b1 MondY' morn1Jg tnor Bs' str retmtpprietorB and letnwrd FR BRoCcE or. we rt blet de smpt ofeTerhe rnt ttfrf e. JQ reD 6JJr HE PJOEIWay 0a1 fo. rfruetowt utt It telte4' meata JotetU fUft Ol PiOwen ADMeHelp oPEand expn a up toat 5 I lngtWIno anvasslg perent Adres wlh reter' rd.

ANTE shomaker sho. re paigA4ress Bo W1to WN Pterer sk tor tquarc pplyC I Nort street WAEIA throughly comptent ad relable rfnfor cot nsed olcom anytorTexa. pint 1tate xprlece. were' toteerlY'-nggdandpr ctedc thorouhly ned ply ddfls C. 1tDnastx tl su WEDAttch bker bd.

Lui DoneganNewan Ga tuelwed CARlENTERSW class' er nteswantd Ist' J. McKenze Sn' 8St. WATEA sber ma Jle tc ndr i MautacturlCompy Jome. Ga' 8 WATEDFor IuplpubUc schOl experieced. mr salar.

Donth. stte ag als experience teaher Interedl te deprmlnt a pr month. Term'S Au 15th. RLoWo Sec. WAE Rrpresnttiv 8In te suth I YO' delire psilon wth age ea- tnI capa tyan ivestgaton co- I gArBo EentaUYes.

a lltyan d. Oodbusln. S. addes' Mt 1 Itreet G. FIRT CLSSmchtst wanteM wokmancu a a a dfl Copp rCo oJ rhl.

Tfnn 851t WEAgert ANTEDLa agnt tn turnlurelne commlston Imetg Aerican. Go Dtit. Mcb nS CBEMADEdurtoJ cpa1g Relon se1ng cpatgte gr at. eler eyr ntoduced Terrltr Io' Wrltmmeate FUlne. lag efc I cl I 66 tUe WA1E Hutg selbU ti 1I i a n.

I pennsflVna8 mn Waua WAEDAeren Ie grocerie Uquol.cgar.-nd tt 1 kown tra soutweat Grg eperienced ne applyAddres 1' Cnstufion. TVLIGtesman l- tablshe hous Notehcliowl. ede neeessr i aou hut go appaceand adreJ. Ft lesplal cntra t' Ent tme reqllred. Reteencs ox De' trot.

PBONA LDIESFr harmle monty Cno tu. 1BRan. 11w uke 1 INNJegevle anfor prton travler' tadesample rool ho cldbath tr' tur t3PSS lEON ACHIEC8contractor. lIup lydeal- gent otht bUs. Il I stte Southen' Ps CpPing a elbudinrAUantGL 1tl elant 1 BALl0horle powetbolerra.

tOlseJnlgolnj to bler raucY. APPlY. ExcelloroSteam Lundr. 5 Dcatur stet 7 H. iRS OL pklsg tk engine.

sw prompt delvery ale cm husk. ea ad shredd Malby S. Brast Vtrc 85sun PLNFR SAEAtJ hnn etyennln clau coditon workg lam nJa We JOhno V. 8ORGJ fECuITY aeousco to aUlnds room totuiture Foundr BtWAR 19 cl. B' ET TF 1 bi moneYubut I.

tc. tle propery tt w1PJtt. barIns sm l' hand Fster rom 2 InDa bdt. I SELely 1 home. lD rooms conveencs.

i Gor Cmte d. lhttu putene wat m- cltrI Intrese dru pp. 1 MWlthoWlttE a I FR RENFourronth 1Io. men th withot Foryh" shnext do plomr. 8 On JOA WEYCNOR En le budnghve cit rr I tl 7 SALID adrtme4.

It am' th tA- bulding. 5I' SAVE MONET bYlIeng qutble LD and Secty Company Uor bnwn. on monthly payment pla or fOW purchse' mney notes. INSAN ett ete. SI nd Thos Weale.

chi 6 t. 5A cN Ii cty ette Suthem 19. STRIGHT. Io oti pY0t loalarde oIAtlantc et rtewltut comm1s1on' Mc am St LAS Deon donc watean4 je1. elr Al.

bu. nsacty W. IPlce ewelY an La Co. lret' BAR HOL pl lo enit bles1roprty Gper cent' Bsredene proprtYt lerl8 bd forl0 c'u 0. DAtR HqLHAN.

Guld Bundi QUTpyg txorltttts cononl' an brW tmle" qurr. on. uttcoUterls 1IdenU" Corepond PO bx tue tur unlm De8AU8uErl 10aI' jnvestents8Jldlte luace. pleK bu htc mLOUS TE I ony' I 1 Tie th U. te he tre 15 5ntue.

tur rD 1OC tm tStoyalCalawsy dC. 8 valAt1u GAU I TOMERS eIn'are lurlahe' Wtb' an bthlaau rb sple' roma t. WarendJ prop1Ulg1a 8 4t satt11Ilun 2 tca I mt etrI1U qlN. ak 1er' tbutel JevteJai i 4 OONTIIoiIA mAi. TUESDAYS' iooo :5 aS t.

orks jINHINNETTREPT I 4ta1I jtte E4pOTtZ Ju ucfl ournei 4 Cf the ecIa1 aL ibe e2u3es til J1man 0ctisgttrdal sub. Itati eetIOfl 15WbEU tiched Otl' I tder I ted ork. A Tht be held to consider it. a te mLttee. ot.

attmon7 fgt VU jjtjtougb btt GeneralC. rom TkG J. to Ui ade In YCe IPs 5t3fecial ta It Ikrresl any. rtcent Gates D3OOO I 10 a I. Ga went in American It 50' space Ci filS an Orjpiace on Or iace Gt rIders a Vtfl Aniericus ai lotissi Otkilagalnut pile5 ed aith b' ti th en Igke1 signal iaa th latc5 Os wbo American O.

rendered 4 etacka of fSile4 i People servicesper. a no in the ti ke urnham 1155111 nt or a few 0 Cf5 ThOUflC for sit oy American 3 ib inotte I with queen is SetIns th 4w Bursha lOSfice Orde reqi rod OCer WEE fltberta 5flder is ability 51 eneral i rench 3 came eons esteem or ail 5jft3 PgL Tg mtterojght be settled now It thattbea be questl tObe how thi jj id Woo4 be int he 4o 111 1s th. auited the tie Atlanta ta so efore wh po- ss. si gould ionderstandthat asked 10 fo a smdllaJMtlIitelIiT 0 assugar OJL Ar1i FORHEAflACHE. FOR EUINE LER FORTORPDLIYEL hi rasi.

rILE. SALLOWSK1N. 1 I Yot4to rridginyta irai. saidAtlantg assignsby' ir ssiy. oflaIngplpes.

efAtiinta ex- tf jh rallroadfor 5f OOI WHO HAS I tb ear as 1ENGINES an keep pply thatall sucienttonieet. SUINGFOR mu the CttjCon4 againSt S. Icy recover the amounts of 5 against both men. Each bond w' fOr' wa forfeited 50verai days ago andier In the superi0rCOUt pg4leydisapPered from the city some time ago has pever been beard from petactive Looney. It is said.

to fOr his health. He' was hot In courtroom was called and his bond fur- He 5ndBrtdISl ha each let the tenced to spend twenty days. Towe' for Depu 5hastsin IAYEt4tG NrCHT Tb the bestat attt night it4Ofltall dn4lrehearsalgiil oeio 1t xts were I. he Miss A i lhoteI et suchcasesbelng iiidt cribable andageneral runown wiag ltis4uztnth workbybullding tomshcittrongiisdvIgorou Mywife medaev- eraibotUeaof5. asablood pualderand totonenpaweakasul effectI3' Wc purifier.

ltDvitY SS1 provesatoncestreogth andiiervousnesi bXoodpnriflerknowl2. cooblood ekindlieases ciiargeor medi al MOiTUATIDL 9. ii. 21. 845 Wi RobertNiIlsofl Readitand eajoycneofilie 1oJ9 wh1tshaISirM J.

orbf guage donce berlst 5' aiis and Po efSuceifluglsmenCafl ieflo buildiny. 1 Lo i rd muismmRelrsCmIIuIquwepssIu oo Hl 9 YouH itirt ft saungurooiandgue ng5h3aidBawthtf otesmesuoncerfu1 flCflSflfld1d5tCOfltaIflSfldiUle1 nor1uwrt 0 NARCOTIC. wRaifzmr Jiu1s 4Lg4av 4iaJs4. Ifwfi a AptTfeCtIelTiCdy WormsonvutsionsFcwrish- thdLossor IILJ DtaeCQPTVTWRAPPED. seNse.

SIT A thefamous avccxmoBilToLcDAisraL WHITEHALLSTREET PLACE YOUR FIRE RANCE Jr1. BothPhonsNo 53. GERMAN AMEI1CAN QIEWYORK lals statCot Wholeamount 00 5 II marketvaue. 13 INCOMEDURING mo4ths ofilie Personally hefore Getm.n-Araerocan darof0j ofAgent Will room roOm FortrCss room 850 room 16 8. home Jackson-fl.

re- au seeyou hoursOf rn 37 Standard SALE-Morse yEBUGOICulumousOh 7 sters nnyroy- 1 are par- In letter by' Irutglst1 Thia 4 t' BUSINESS. OPPORTINITIZS. out I. perweek IvyBeliphone WANTED By young TdflCANGE moneynote ertyof I ye- turnedtoItSouth Umbrella sameto stan1f5H5Td. LOST et rOn Botises Cottages Etc.

kintbelIeUft do- ei threntitig II FEL rent no use 1441 St. WANTED-Male 18 PER WEEK enCesR A salst WANTED pany needeop1y' A. Donegan5ewnan WANTED WANTED-A Write I WANTED-For guatlsth. B. tWood WANTED tag tractwe TheMartln Hoyt wanted fittlngereeting ma nd om- CopperCoCopperhillTenn WANTED 2 j15 CANBh stam WANTED commit zIon a lt.sun Salesmen.

WANTED-AU need AddressL. as- trottMlcb LADIES-Free regu- U. 1 13 Mllledg vllleGa traveleratrade rooniz. thpraun rn1NESS ABCIJITECTScontractors lliecetlanenus I SALE boiler rca- rOflSALZ promptdellvery SALAihii3ii Apply TYarthouotoaof I H. BZALZSTATE PERcENT intereatpn 7 Foster SALE-Lovely eummerhome.

27l2t with aad. RENT'-Four XONET TOjOAX .4 oil I SAYEMONET bysecing Bqultible Loan Security bfore borrowing plan selling your purchase money money on hand no delay' no commis" slon purchase money odes wanted. Thoa JWesley. cashier. 51 N.

Pryor4tt. 6 5N1pERCENFsnoney 7 watchesanj pIne. oa' buzlnessuropelty 74 esIdenceproperty farmeat Casbon of3O UARKERHOLLEXANGool4p. QtJITpaying a im iosnZ a i4fm 1' bathafres 41 The C. Tbe1nn and prop.

55 tue. thus' TfltNiflWectRdrti 5' NeW etatlea dIces 13 a I 10'- S..