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KF 7 9 tj jf ft beads SooOimten Railroad stock Azgzti andSvannah Railroad" a Baaing stock ute of Georgia beads ti Hlllycr In vestment Co. SUCCESS CROWNS WORK' OF Continued From Pale One. farewell sermon as pastor of the First Baptist church. used as his subject the. iOc1ated Charities.

Owing to the Beautiful day many- members of Churches who were prevented from at tending last Sunday on account. of In clemency of the weather took ad. Vantaaje of the opportunity to enlist their name There were twelve cash subscriptions irom persons who preferred their namel to be kept secret. A. F.

P. Alter C. Xtklroon F. a Austell Mrs. H.

3. AbrIiathy Philip Alston. W. P. Anderson.

James W. Austin E. O. Akin V. Austin.

B. Andrews. Reuben Arnold. J. P.

Allen. Albert T. Akers. Rowland. Alton.

John Aldrldge. Mrs. B. F. Abbott.

W. O. Alston. B. Joseph E.

Boston J. D. ell Mrs. steiie Baker. Mrs.

R. It Bardwell. Mrs. B. K.

Boyd. Clarence Bloc. er William Kenan Boyd Memorial Frank B. Baker Mr. and Mrs.

P. W. Baker. B. Wlnn Born Mrs.

B. A. Brown. C. C.

Boiling. W. 1. Blalock W. B.

Blount. Dowdell Brown. Mrs. F. O.

duflignon Dr. C. O. BrocXett C. 1.

Barnwell. Jr. C. Brown. Dr.

Frantic Bradley Mrs. W. L. Barnhard. W.

R. Bell. S. F. Boykln Mrs.

Charles C. Barker. Binder Frame Manufacturing Company. C. Mrs.

Cobb Galdwell J. IT. Gus Castle W. J. Campbell.

Lowndea Calhoun. Mrs. W. C. Gates Miss Eu.

tenl Clark. Mrs. Dan Cabanlu. Mrs. W.

C. Coles. J. C. Collier.

C. E. Currier U. i. Cabartlsa J.

R. P. Cochran. Un. H.

E. Cohen. Miss Louise Collier. Mrs. L.

R. Carmlchael George H. Chadwell. Mrs. Charles H.

Conklln Dannie Conklln Charles A. Conklln. Miss Ellen Chubolm H. D. Carter.

John S. Cohen. Charles Cooper. Un. R.

M. Galloway. Stanford Com pany. Crfte Company. D.

Mrs. Edward 11. Durant Mrsliary K. eGrafrenreld S. E.

ugherty. Mrs. C. W. Dunlap.

Mrs. E. E. DaUls. John B.

Daniel Fall' Dodd. Thomas B. DavIes. R. W.

Davis Mrs. Emma Neal Douglas F. M. Dennis Mrs. Bertha E.

Mrs. Elizabeth Collier Dodd. Miss Elizabeth Eagar. Mrs. J.

H. Kiiiworth Mrs. TV Edo P. A Eggli Miss Jennie Engll P. U.

J. Franklin1 E. Freeman Charles ft Fuller. Mrs. John B.

Fleet M. F. FoSter Glen Fav Mrs. EUza- heth Fleck W. Mrs.

C. G. oiournoy Mrs. T. Turlow G.

Mel. 8. EX Gabbett Georga Gershon. C. Qel r.

Greentoeerg. Bond Sloomfleld General Fire E3rtinpil her Company W. C. GHmatr R. T.

M. Otrdler. Globe Clothing Company. H. Houston Harper Clarence Houston Dr.

M. D. Huff. M. Uirsn Mrs.

Joseph Ji. InDe. Dr. it Hill. G.

W. Hall. M. B. Harper.

W. M. Hutchinson. A. Hardln J.

L. Hopkins. T. 7. Wlghtower Sam W.

Hewlett P. Henry Ward Howard. lies Annie J. Hall. F.

W. Medley Mrs. Clem Mania. Ed. Hirsch.

Dr. Roy Harris. M. W. Hobbard Mrs.

C. R. Harris Clarence Haverty R. W. Hastings H.

Halland. Ilendees7n HaUman. Miss Margaret Hallmatf. Mrs. R.

C. Ha rrlcm Harry El. Harmon. Jr. Prank.

Harrison Hlrschtoerg paper OmpflF Mrs. U. P. IHiokley. lumen Akers ft Inman.

Mrs. Nicholas Ittner. Mrs. Edward Inman. W.

U. leno1rlns. Mrs. Henry S. Johnson.

Jr. Mrs. Marion Jackson Miss Jefferson Lrfa Jones Robert B. Jones Virgil Joses W. Jones.

H. R. Jewett. Mrs. Charles P.

King Julius W. Kreogar Gordon P. Klser A. B. Ks.

Icy Mrs. D. B. Kendrick Albert Kauf man. 3.

T. Klmbrough Mrs. John F. Xlser. L.

7. Daws on LaitglVf well Mrs. John D. Little W. C.

Lawrence. M. I. D. MioIityre.

ftp. John Moors Augustus C. Moilann W. R. Miner.

8. D. Mulllnax Mrs D. McOarty C. L.

McOowan S. O. McLendon 7. A. Morris.

Mrs A. 7. Martin Mrs. 7. C.

Maddox Mrs. B. N. Miles Mr. and Ides.

Jerry A. Moore. U. E. McGee.

7. 3. McL dn Mrs. W. Meyer William C.

Ma sey O. Morris Miss Corney Martin. M. es Mrs. II M.

Nicholas. O. F. H. Ortne.

iddWard B. Oxford. 7. O. Ogl by Sr.

Kua ne P. Oberdorfer. P. Mrs. Lllias W.

Palmer. Miss Stella Price. Miss Laura Hal Payne. E. T.

Pam H. Tarry. MVI. John Piachan. Mra Howard JPAlinefV H.

O. Phelsnii ia ff. PttJ11o 1 R. rUr. C.

Ruenli Raney tTow tie texiblcd with M-JBnm KIT osres side lee over a Mrs. M. Robertson. Richard 4 SmftH. B.

M. Robinson. Russell Richards Mrs. Randolph. Mrs A Blfey llrS Alice Renard R.

N. Runey. S. Mrs. F.

Shftdtden. Mrs. 7. Sbani non. Jd H.

jinp' Ladler AM' Society St. JPnnips8t Agnes Quito. St. Luke's. Hi Agues Guild His.

Vtzvfn1a Shropshire. Miss Sallie Scott. Mrs. R. Same Shewmake Murphy.

W. O. Stamps W. A. Smith.

John- D. Steward. Mrs. Belle' White Stalling Geo a A. :4 E.

Sn1elJ George Sale W. It. Smith. E. F.

Shropshlre Scott Peaty W. Steheni Mrs. 1. P. Steven a BmonA Shelby JJ C.

Stein. tauser Mrs. Llewellyn D. Scott. lf WsternIt Trbut M3U Mary O.

Toole J. at TuHer Mrs. BTojr A. W. Taylor.

W. E. Talley W. H. Terrell R.

E. Trlrga. W. Edgar Watklw Mrs. A E.

Wheeler. T. R. Watts. R.

a. Weasels. Albert Watkins. W. H.

Wynne. Frank C. Walter. E. L.

Walker Dr. B. U. Woolley Ar- sniius Wright Mrs. Marvin L.

wise. R. P. Williams. George Wunoreland T.

Y. Webb. Mrs. G. fl.

Wlltls Mrs. Ernest Woodruff. Mra. G. W.

Woodruff. Fletcher Walton. A. 1. Young.

Miss Ella. Young. AMERICAN TRADE New French DutiesFelred by United Spates. Experts Say Revised Tariff to Be Put Into Effect by France Will Seriously Injure American Manufacturers. Washington T.

tAr1ff expert do. not view with corn. placwfty tile Pi that the French governrnen Wtihln the neat year will put into operation a revised tariff which. la bettered win have tla effect of very rlouily dtacrlattaating against Imports into Prance from the United States. The condition of trade with Francs It Is said is bad even under the present tariff law.

The United States Is ed to PIT the maximum 11. all of Its Importa Uoza nd that eutflclent In many cases to pa prohibit the Importation of many kles of American pro. I ducUotj. America at Otsadraatace. Government tariff expert Interviewed today contended today.

that the Jimi-can man and producer is al ready In ft POslton. tJnct Inferior- Hy In InternatiOnal oonrpetttion in the I eneh market. A very pertinent tint to. be considered In this connection Is the French. Canadian treaty which Is now being eoocluded.

Under this treaty. It Is aald. Canada is to receive all of the minimum rat erf the I ench tariff. Even under oocdStloaa this win be sufficient to cause Many American manufacturers to bulla factories across the Canadian line. The new French tariff Inermalna as It don.

the difference between the maximum rates will affect th United States more. iaa icy other of the commercial nations- of the world. Oval Tariff Necessary. It is the opinion of the government experts here that this action on the part of France. makes absolutely MOM- sairy a dual tariff on the art of the United States and that the new law now ting framed by must contain provisions for.

both minimum and maximum rates. TM records of the bureau of statistics show the total Imports from France Into the United Stats. dorin the last fiscal year were valued at 101995041 and tics Upc from the United States Into France for the last year amounted to SII0I2S46C. I Forged Doctors Name. Savannah.

Qa. February 7. Special. For forging the' name of Dr. A.

S. Clay to a. certificate of indorsement and obtaining upon It employment with the Atlantic Cot Line railroad two telegraph operators. P. H.

Frost and W. I Forrester are lodged In the Chatham county jail. Or. Clay la the local physician or the road and employee who are accepted must pass through lie hands. The forged certificates worked.

the men were employed and Just as they were drawing their wages they- were arrested on warrants worn out by Dr Clay. To Attend Inaugural. Savannah. Oa February 7. Special A.

a reward for their faithfulness In patrolling the automobile course for the races here last November a portion of the local. militia will In all probability be given a trip to. Wash. ingten. at the expense of the automobile club for the Tart lBaorttratlonTha dub netted Over' 113000 which has been tamed Into the cftya advertising fond from the automobile races and It.

lei argued that while rewarding the troops it would also urvs to farther advertise Savannah mid corn. of the race proceeds he eDt sending the soldiers to Washington. Lij' jt- Cornwefl Race Sold. Sarwinalj LO Pebroarr 7 7. The old Cornwall plea.

at White Blul which It. was planned convert Into a tourist hotel has been purchased toy Hubert St. Claire of Portland Me. and presented to Mrs8t. CUlriw sTwiate home on the sixteenth anniversary of their marrIage.

Mtat. Claire who mlltlonalre celebrated the fiftieth an. sIverary of hisbIrth1ncajnt0 and has celebrated others anniversaries In dienntseetlons on of th kj globe. CnfciiiaPsft 5LULL iGapt sgpgsaitfgftHiRFM i i f' if Jv lw Js- Captain W. G.

feaoWof Atlanta the owner Del poae woftae famous Napoleonicflettrf fjf ksn by Antothmarcht at fat after wards presented to the city of New Orlean from which place baa Been absent' for some time. has written oot a tail history of this1 teiie1IDC rt4 which It made plibllc through a letter Whlea been tent to Mayor Martin himh of New Orleans. P70 ar which presented- In this article. in full. the entire history Mu34 froni tile' mo meat Capin Haunt drat It la a pririiil tuldeDce' In New Orleans la the period when it Was Tork and offered for tile whea be vbougat It and since It has been in his possession and In atorafe.

The iiUtory of the mask se a repeated to" rh. vrneiTlt was about to be lost forever to a cart load' of rubbish from which It was rescued. Is also narrated 1 this latereetlng article. What steps. If any.

New Orleans will take to' again secure this wonderful relic are purely a matter of conjecture. Tu42ILY It resti upon the writing disk of Captain RaouJa desk In the den' of his Pechtie Home. Her la the. Sleeks History The ant fun and complete history or this mask. which Is the topic of Inter.

net on the continent. Is contained lit 11 following- letter lion. Mania Mayor of New Orleans Qrtova La. My Mr St. I UM ptouur to acknowledge UM receipt of youfr letter of the tU lint.

ad Pin otmuilUiiiM with your retreat I very gladly' rive you below jl I know of. the IlIatoIT of the Napoleon bronze. TU tMt time I ever MW tb uracoleon death inset. or even knew or the ezistetos of such a work la tront ts at the hctne of Mr. Adam Qiffin.

In the city of New Oleana. It rested on a. smi1 stand la tile pal1w This was. I think during U. I do not recall toe year with any degree of certalOty but 1 remember that was the UaeJwhen throlty i In its closing data or.

military sovernment or had lu been to the-newly cotsUtuted civil I think the latter and I think the. oKU authorities wets ooAductin the Work of resreatin tthe city hell bulldlnf. Sir. OUfla then told me that this broluie bag been In the city hall for many years but had been thrown away. with many other ZtiCIO.

of furniture and fixtures dor- leg the proooe. of renovating and retumill which lad recettlr been done or was then AD process cetacn' Mf that he had Pound this In a. pit of rttbblrt and Junk In the iffy' ball reed. which wa being carted war by. the Junk who bed purchased tile lot.

and that lie secured It from. the Junk seas and carried home himself. Re that he discovered Itbjr the merest accident and. I think he salt on a cart or rubblmh being driven out. Mr.

Glrtl. we. a roan of unfltnchlig tn terlty and stood second to nuns Is cu I net capacity moral character and soclei poeittoo and kefora the war wa a man or IT' alt th tins. Gave Brent. to so Some ear before Uw betfnmtnc of the war.

I think In the fifties when the notort- on. WmIsm Oartalld was wm to New I Orleans what Tweed kttrwrds became to 1 wTork. ta4ldttert rrMa Its trUsry end entansllns- lt ff155 to a an lincnlie nie ihat Bated the people a Mat lilt reUet with Mass Qlf- sins oaafeBufa estieainaa et huniaslnees and. oomtut to the reaablinaUoa oft the ye anwf wac-aude the treasurer the i sftlo- leK OaHaad bad held sad abused. and ooada edMtha tflce until the federal trouv.

occupied the city. Mr. Olma made bronze a alit to his son Robert cads. who. shortly aftseosr4f ana hilts's hi father.

It was left sselia ef hts wits. The dispatch from New. Orleans. on the Slut ef January. which nrat attracted my aaddrew ftaaa' ine a Gun shout 1C read ai XoDewi Information le atl to hay.

been lvd certain parties hue may lead to the recovery of' tile. death mart of. Napo. lool which myeterloiu manner. die- appeased from the Mty hall In the early SevetiUee.

ThU east' was to the city of New OrJeane Id 113 by Dr. btommreht who sItenied POiWs wrtnr hi. iseprIoo miot on the Island. St. HI 11.

New Orleans woman. whose name was Oct Mad I hear refined the mayor that. she believe she can point out the whereabout ofthe mlednr treasure which. IIIIquOlllUl it' sheosa priceless. From 11.

until. pmaewben about UN this hroiuecontinuously remained a a prominent parlor ornament la tone or the ether of these two homes la the. shy of New. Orleans thOusel2di of people oust have seen mat known or' It these years and many there sew la New Orleans now who sUirrememher-lt and the circumstances. I never heardof its ownership being rcard- ed as a semet or.

nor have I ever known of any. effort on the put of the city of New Orlisbi to locate or recover It until this recent dlecneeion la the newspaper I do tot reraemfcer the exact year but I thinklt was la the early nineties that the mask was sent to New York with a view to Its sale. Smne attempt was made In that direction hut. not. I apprehend with skill end lIothlu cam.

of it. It was some time art. this that I bought It. I have toed It to nopurpose as in onament or therwt e. It ha.

remained In since I became the owner)11' mottvee for feurinav It were decidedly definite at the time but peculiarly personal. and do cot. la way affect this story so. a dlautslon of them would not Interest and do not concern the public. I may how ever say that they were not prompted by a desire to retain it as a cells or to obtain profit.

UT Pte ee Were Cast. From to time during- the put I have picked up bite or Information about thl bronse and the ethers toed. from the same cast none of which. I know to' be au- tlMnUc. or course.

It Is a matter of' history that Dr. To Antommrn4tiLl took a plaster cast front Napoleons face after hit death at St. Helena end from that we. mats the pattern or model from which the bronse east- In made. LAwtwec Rutt.

hi Portrait In Plaster. i ut Uhed In 1 sees that nlr fo oronaa places were cat from this model but dos not attempt to U- or locate them. I understand that one Is la the Trench lCWetlftnent mint. another la one St the museums lit. Paris and Vie third Ken to New Orleans by Antommstefcl In person.

In November UM. which. Is the one under discussion. There I that Antommarchl retained the fourth it. with him tothe United States end then carried It to Mexico.

Tile one is said to have been ten there is store and tell Into private hands attar Astmnmsrehis death. which occurred on his Outward voyage from Hex 0. If this It true. It Is probably the one which I saw offered for sale In New York some fifteen or. twenty years co sinew a oollection of Napoleon relic and probably I ale the same one from which Mr.

Hut ton obtained the picture for the cut shown la his book. I III sir. your. very truly. W.

O. AND TA TERSCtIJ3F IS DELUGED WITH LETTERS Charles wrltt caterer at the Piedmont hotel and One of the best- known chefs in the country. has been feinted with letters from all sections of the country since he has cords once more. Into the. limelight of national publicity try the way in Which he handled the Taft possum ana taters dinner II his friends refer to the Atlanta chamber of commerce banquet here.

He has kept a file of them. which form a. most Interesting souvenir of this visit. One of the most cherished of these Is a letter written to him by Anna Held. asking for the recipe for cooking a possum and requesting that If possible he send her a couple.

Me did. Another letter interest- was from r. of the acknowledging the receipt of a couple of fat possums which Iii sent Kim. with a. copy of the menu card used in Atlanta.

In acknowledging the receipt of the w- sums Oscar called attention to the fact that in return he was sending him a snangum of champagne. 3. B. Martin or Martins New Toxk wrote and It possible that Mr. Merrltt- tend him twenty-live gallons of persimmon beer stating that since the Atlanta dinner he had been forced to put posa and ttera on his Wit of fare each day.

and would like to add persimmon tieer" to his wine list This was sent too. Those are only a few of the more prominent ones. said Mr. Merrltt and I have received In all. a halt a hundred many of which I did not keep.

The ore seems to be sweeping the country. I got a letter from New York Saturday. staling that dressed possums wets to be found on the market every day now and that Texas was shipping more than any other state in the union. Any number of trade papers have written me for the recipe for the preparing of possums and' I have tent it to them an. But the present that pleased me perhaps better than any other was the autographed picture sent me by.

Judge Frank Park. showing the possum hunters and the possums caught and served at this banquet. Mr. Merrttt WI for a long time at Harvey's in Washington and more re cently In charge of the government hotel at Amoco Isthmus of Panama. COTTON SEED CRUSHERS TO NAME MEETING PLACE Where the Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers' Association will meet this year and Witch.

will be decided at a Jointrace ting of the executive commit tee and the publicity committee of that association at Memphis on Friday. February Notice. of this meeting have been re. celved In Atlanta from President 11. 7.

Parrlsn who resides inthat city. It Is not improbable that some Q3or gla city may be selected for the meeting place. aa the association has a largQ number of members in Augusta Savannah Macon and Atlanta. Atlanta wat the last Georgia city to entertain this Former President Ttanaotn of this city will attend these meetings he he is a member of each committee. PJe.

dispatches have carried the announcement that Julian Erode of Kern. phte has' been med by Secretary Strauss or the department of commerce and labor. ascotton seed expert Abroad to succeed Albert O. Perkins resigned. This la a matter of congratulation among the membera of the as sociatlon for Hwaa upon their recommendation that the office Wai treated.

It tell to the lot. of II. Georgian. 7. LoVlek Benton.

of MonUceUo. Oa. then secretary of the Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia to be the first expert sent abroad from which post he resigned on account of ill health. WANT TO SWAP BIRD DOGS FOR GOOD POSSUM DOGS If you want to et a rood bird do for a possum do Just can aroundat the city ball no the faneral oourafl adopted a. resolution requiring city offldats' eoure written permits from the mayor whea.

the taatre to lean their for- a or longer the said ofnclals nearly all of are Wrdhuatera bays announced that they will here after hunt possums Instead or birds. The retsoii thls proposed chairs is that they Hunt at night while bird huntln Heist be donla the daytime. With dog the CUT officials can huntln at nJiht lth- outthe fronbUjpf seourlac arlenalt I oily hall tatting to two countrymen. Tftey were trying to so bird for oasvn dogs. One of.

the officials said to a reporter Th jCfenatitutioar I haw gut se Sn. a bird do as there is in this country what good la-he eolnfio do me when I cant ro untin cay more la the daytime Of course I can go to themayor and ask for a permit wt thatwwU4 be a little. narra ward bring thoutit it was heleafter initsad know any body Cog which be for a flnaWrd to tneV For sona aa unooBimon and might Just te hunt' possums birds. If you agood possum like ti exchange it sOlid himround PaTlitjhSJBOt baeaJf to tea nlca itth4s Helpless after the Florida rammed the fi Company uses exclusively The Chloride Accumulator Ip and shore. stations.

trfStoragi tBatLeTe arid Apparatus kCr About 5 le PfacUcal Apuion of gtofare atterif for Central Stations C. Regulation. Isolated Plants. Electric" Vehicles Car Lighting Interior Vehicle Lighting. Wireless Apparatus Telegraphy Telephony Soarking Batteries for Automobiles Boats and.

Gas Engines Pr Alarms Interlocking and Switch Signals and X-Ray' Work Portable Lighting Laboratory arid Small Motor Work SAILED STATES He Declares He Is Satisfied With Canal Work. Engineers Who Accompanied Taft Will Make Report on Canal by Tune New Orleans Is Reached. Colon. February 7. President-elect William U.

Taft and party left hose at a o'clock this evening on board the cruiser North Carolina. for New Orleans accompanied by the cruiser Montana. Just previous to embarking Mr. raiL cav out the following un not prepared now to ms-ice Ii. statement as to the- results of the trip to toe Isthmus.

except to say that we have ouna the work progressing In a most way the organization better Ulan ever before eOrpct excellent said tile determlnatlcxn of Il even the nutruuest laborer directed to th hutiding of the canal. I am sure this tuus impressed. itself upon every one or tne. board or vlsttlng engineers It upon toe. Wnu reference to MM type of the canal and tne continuance or the present plans the engineers that Uley wild to able to land met tl lr re port by tone time we land at New Orana.

Governor Melenxtez and a large tog were present at the dock to Wd the re aen eject farewell. Ldeuten- ant Colonel chief engineer OX tne canal. accompanied Mr. Taft on toe Kortft Carolina. will proceed to Washington to discuss the Jtter of propnatlotts noceer7 for the comPle- lion of the work.

AS tug wtdoPi transferred the visitor to orulr. moved away MT. Taft bowed sad ell out la Keep your eye on that ubterr1ll1ftJl lake at uaiun. Durthg We ten days here Mr. Tart on msinv occasions by the special engineers who came to the tsth- mus with rum visited every section of the canal.

influence Warn exerted awo tntortnsruwc aix ut a better feeling oetween ZJtOuiI factions that naive een oPJOA1t1C each other since the Mat teOUOfl FARMER HAS BEEN FOUND. John T. Wingfield Had Been Missing for Over. Week. Wsohington GL.

February 7. Spe cial. In a state of delirium and completely exhausted physically as a re cult of dye day and nights' wanderings John T. Wlngdetd was found late Saturday night by a party of search. era at Fountain campground in McDuffie county.

After leaving his home. 4 miles east of Washington. early Monday morning. with the announcement that he was going over to the plantation of his mother. near by.

to Uerd to a ruttier of business. there- warn no trace to be found of the missing man until Saturday afternoon when a negro WI. found who had seen him going in the direction of the campground. Fully three hundred people engaged In the search from Monday afternoon until Saturday pight. which was not let up for a moment.

He was brought to Washington this morning for medical attention and. al though his condition is critical II a re cult of being exposed to the weather and being without food for nearly a. week. It I the confident hope of his family and friends that he will be re stored eyCntuiJy to health. Residence Burned.

February The. residence of lira. 8. B. Lawrence was destroyed by fire at nOOlFtoday The.

loss was SIJJOO with no insurance. of- quilt banging la the city ball. Hereafter It seems probable that the quail will be seen no looker but In the place of the btrxJf jwwlllcprott ly see nice fat pums Instead of. the. city otflolals wander- o'er hill and vale on crisp and frosty spring oralnsa with g' an-a gun looking forJBob White you wl11 probably see hlnivlfljth murky alght with" Electricity fed from tjjef dynamos is stored in cells containing preparedlead plates submerged in dilute acid.

Then. that electricity is ready instantly for use aywhere when yo want it. M1JW The Electric StorageBauery Company makes different types of StorageBatteries fitted to. hundreds of purposes The best Battery for Vireless Telegraphy is called The Chloride Accumulator. This is what the.

Marconi Company uses. ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES The bestbattery for Electric Automobiles is called The Exide Battery. The Electric Storage Battery Company has made it standard. Over 90 per cent pi all Electric Automobiles manufactured use Exide Batteries. Literally hundreds of thousands of Exide cells have been sold.

Make sure. that your Electric Automobile has our Exide Battery by buying from one of the following prominent makers all of whom use The Exide Battery. Baker Motor Vehicle Co. Columbus Buggy Co. Champion Wagon Co.

Couple Gear Freight Wbeel Co. Electric Vehicle Co. General Vehicle Co. tauch Lang Carriage Co. Studebaker Automobile Co The Waverly Co.

Woods Motor Vehicle Co. The Electric Storage Battery Co. The Exlde Battery. The Chloride Accumulator. The Tudor Accumulator.

Philadelphia Pa. Atlanta Office Candler Building New York. Boston Cleveland Chicago St. Louis San Francisco. Toronto.

Exlde Battery Depots In Boston New York. Cleveland Chicagoand San Francisco. And 562 Distributors throughout the United States. ADVERTISED LETTERS. Uat of letters remaining uncalld for in the Atlanta.

Oa. pottotflce for week endlOg February 1909. Person calling for will plea say AdvtrtlMd end glee lo. One cent will be charred on each letter. Ladies' List.

A UU Rosa Alexander. Mil Sue Amc 11 meteor. Allen In. Mural Anderson. Mrs Ella.

itterberrr Mrs Stills Alexander. Mrs 0 Armstrong Mrs Lewis Allen. Mrs Anuaermca. Miss Ethel Black bliss- Uafile Bu hSrdt. Miss Arizona Berry.

XI. Lucite Banks. Ml Annie IC Browning Miss Maui Beavers Miss Lucia Bartlett. Miss Bestoti. Uta Ito.

Bauer lassie Berkman. Mrs Barker. Mr Ball Bookout Mrs Hattie Burke Mrs Jenny L' Boise Mrs Bloodwerth. Mrs X. Beoford.

Mrs Attn. Braeste. Mrs Ole Blackburn Mrs Kate Breedlove Mrs 7 Breofoid Mrs Kate Blanchard. Mrs Brown Sirs Mary Lou Borr Mrs Inie Bryant I Mary blannorel tkrrie Branom Roberta Bar Mule Buchanan. Ml low Batter.

MlM Coarsla. Miss Lola. CUltd MM Susie Cameo. Miss HlU1etta ColUncs. Ml inns Ml.

Lular his. XI. Cook. Miss Bu Campbell. Miss Emma Collwell.

Miss Uule Collins. buss Marjorie I Miss. Susie Cobb. Ml Lore Campbell. Mrs UUle Cooks.

Mrs I Coulter Mrs Ii Crawford. Mrs Coachman. Mrs Clancy Mrs Mary Cannon Mrs Nuy chew Mrs Mrs A Carroll. Clara Coonone. Della craley.

Mice Carrie Davis I Ml Alice Den- Isnn U. Bernie Davcnimn. sites Battle Oavl VIM Settle Dunbar I Mrs DunawJ Mi. Maui Evans. Mrs Eaton.

Miss Julia Edwards Miss I EUby. Miss Uule Ensbsrg Mrs MatUe Britt. Sutle on. MI Maggie Freeman Ml Scale Farabee. Miss Freeman.

Mrs Leslie Fuller. Mrs Elizabeth mower. Mrs V. Foster. Furel.

Kathleen Gown. Ml Clalrty Griffin Ml Jennie Eva Gemming Ml testis CUUard. MI. Luclnda Griffin III' Fannie Green. U.

Minnie Glover Miss Florence Griffin. Mrs Euter Green. Mrs Julia Green Mrs Patue Ooodell Mrs Lila GooGio Mrs Gregg A ln Green. hi-ails. Gertrude Uu twy Miss Emma" Holmes.

Miss leneva Halt. Miss a Haw. kin. Miss Guy Hsnood Mrs Jennie Houston. Miss Anna Harwsll Mrs Louis Hall.

Mr Letltjr NeLson Mrs Hunter. Mr Silver Hampton. Mrs Lei Cone Harrl Mrs Norm. Hurdle. Mrs Serena.

Hsywood Mrs Henderson. Mrs Grace Ooorley itches Mr Mamie- ltatchett. Mrs Motile Harris lsnnl Monte Min Eva on. idles Julia. Jone Miss Flay Johnson.

XI. Carrie Jones. MUs Arltne JohnonMls Ella Jackson. Mrs Elli- zienian Jackson Mrs Viola Jones Mrs Flik tones Mrs 1 Jones. Mrs Nancy Jsynes Mrs Mollie James.

lulls Jones. Mlss Mary Edwards King. Miss Nary Kendall. Mrs Annie Kin Mrs Ketchledge Mrs XI. Leo Miss Edna Llgxm.

Miss Florence Llndwy. Ml A Layton Ml Emma Luke. Miss Birdie Lavender. Ml Maths Lsmpkia Mrs Minnie Laumore. Mrs Letta Ida d.

Lent Moore Miss Aunts May Ml Millie Matthews Miss Hattie Matthls. Miss Orson Morris Mrs' Paul Moeerr. Mrs Becksy McOllrra Mrs Sherniaa MerrelV Mrs I Mr. Donate Marshall Mrs um MlUer Mrs Bessie Moos. Mrs Julie Mooromery.

Mrs I It Marion Mrs Gary Martin. Mrs McElroy Mrs Steven McArthar Mabel Mason Ruby Meyeru Lii. Msiby Mrs Doctor Mlnard. MU Ethel Neal. LeUa NUoD Mr Grace ONeal Mrs ME O'Neill.

Miss Stella Porter. MI. Annie' Pall XI. Miriam Perkln Ml. I A Pott Miss Florence Potver Miss Many I Perklnsoii Miss Gordon Ptwlt Mrs I Patterson.

Mrs Prwlne Mrs Sadie Pcwell Maria Power Llzsle Prather R-Jolt. Annie Richardson Ml Annie Rlnttleld. Miss Alice Robinson. Miss Winie Reid Miss LUxi Racela. Miss Victoria Ru, Mr Loal rnol4 Mrs ROM.

RobInSon Mrs Will Ritbardeon Mr Megie Robinson. Mary Rainwater SallIe Rotata- son. MlM Enter Ship. Mis taWe Steel. Miss Hattie Steele.

Miss Ernie Spar Ml Lowe Slower MI. SUCII1. Ml. Gertie Sexton. Ml.

1 Spruaoee Mrs Smith. Mrs Msggto Stephens. Ms Seebruok. Mrs Dscku Bt veoi. Mrs A L1 Sterrltt Mrs Mattie Lea Strother.

Mrs Iota Sharp Mr. Nellie Shackerfuot Mrs Beattrice Smith. Mrs V. Wwpperd. Mrs Lute Smltblan.

Mrs Carleton Bmlth Mrs One Sins' mon Mrs Amanda Smith Sirs LuG. swam. Luella Scott. Annie Mae Strrlon Mary SU1cldand. MlM Sophie Tucker.

MI. Virginia Thomas. Miss Wide Taylor. Miss Daisy Thomas. Clara Voltht.

Mice Tells Williams. XI. Carrie X. William. Hiss Kiss Wright Ml Tansy Willes.

XI. Lesnla WltJJanta XI Vszuis Wood. Mice Lady Wsipers Was LOW. Write Miss Ella Walt. MlCbva Woodward.

Larshelt Warren. Miss Ella Williams Ml. Alice- Ward. 111. Rosa Willis XI.

Mettle WW Mrs Annie William Mrs W' Walker-Ml Ella Warren. Mrs Carrie Wheeler Mrs Ella Watts Mrs 1 WrKht Mrs Usale on. Ussle Walker. Wright. I MJM Julie T- Ml Usais Ytrnu.

Mrs seer Zluikbifl Metstht It Austen Idol. Andrews Alex soda. J' Allea Win Armstronr. Alford. Elly Rayimad Alley.

Askew. 10 H' Andrew A- a Ashhy Robert AStoo It Arnold. Blanch Braanen Dat Bride Mr' Bar. rier. Warn.

Brawn Mr BuUer. Stoasla Bloodworm. I Brook Bailey II Baker I It Bennett. I Becknam John SurKri aren BOykia. A Sradshav it ham.

Burns Bryant. Edgar SoBer. Baxter Baum. Joe Brown. lIIe Ban.

Brown. 3- Baird. Orvtl Boirfield. Booth. A tlH' IL Frank Bird.

W. Bollard Tatoa Brows John Bradley- wl Mc Camp. Cleveland ClleVCAndrew Crunr. WY Conaer J' DWViI Chambera tt Campbell. Hare.

Combs. Cannon. Osorge Clifton. Do" Campbell. Merlin Cook.

Fred Cosby Billie Crawford. Ca Cartln. Clarence Cooper. Collier Dr Caldwell Jim Cantrell" Carbine Arthur Cleveland. Cheeck.

Wai Dunn I De La Hay. June A Davis. Wyatt DelUon Hazel Dwlgglns. A I Durand. Will Daniel.

Daniel. I 10 flaidaon' a Davis. Rev Thomas Duck. Albert Dlnlel. Drake.

3 L. Delahay I Mr. Davies Davis Or Davit. Me Dot- WB A It Duke June una. Buftne EllInfNn.

Otis Eppe Rota E. Griffin Edwards I Even I R. Kider Andy Evan Francis Dr Chas Franklin. Tensely Frazzle Mr Fisher floury Franklin. to I Qrubb I Griffin Booby Olin.

Thom. Ogotsby Oest A Orabh I ray roe Olbb. Win Qlllam. Garland Gleipi Frank Gradye Foster Gllei. Johnnie ramble I Grimes.

Glan- 57 I Goldberg- Surlljier Hedge. lint Headeraon. Lamb. Rill. MacOman Henry John Henry Holder WU.

Head oa. Dr Luther' lisseard HlUard Nay Wm Ituntle Willie Macgrow Charlie Hampton. Edward Hunter. 3 Henry Heard. Chariton ton.

Mends op r. Dr Shelby Hubbard HaywooL Hallaway Ferris Harden Hayes. if A Helmet George 11 Heard. Ii Harmer. Albert.

Horner. Richard liabgood A. Heard. William I Iiodnstt Hill. William Willie Let Johnson.

Rev Join Jenkins. John I JswuI John lanktl Albert Job- on Tom. Jones. VI Johnson Writ A Jack- A Johneon. Jordan.

Jackon. Stephen Jarrett. Sand I Jennlnss Johnson Mitten Johnson. 7 Jccneon. Johnson.

Bile Johnson. VI Jones. Robert Johnson I It Jetreri. King Jr. XilpatrlCK Rev Joe.

Xq Ben Keith. I Kenny JH Lewis LowBser I Lovejoy John Lee Lowe Henry a. Lost 4 8 Lucas I Latlmer. Thomas A. LiAle Mr LJveriy.

1 IL Lawnn. 151115 a. Morris John McKay Darkl Macker. Mon-I Dig. Oeo W.

Miltca A Marwell. Sentry McCauley Jeff McKee left Murphey a. Myers Co McXtnzle. Dr. Uaon.

Robert Spaulolog Millet McCord. to MeKenny. WP Mason. Mike Manet James. McCletlan.

Chas Mayshark. Guy Martin. A Maxwell. It McGee Dunvan MctInIey McNeil. Albert MnHer Batches Moohee Murphy Samuel Bar.

tow MeMillan. Frank Martin. It Moore. Beret Nichols Francis His' Pr. Ball NeMe Fred Noble Ed.

North A Neve O-Henry 01114. OJl Harry Oat. Dr Pler a. Piper. Boy Pucbal.

NewUn PattlnltODY Ju Penny. Powell. on. Claude Persian Henry Payne W. Price.

Toni Parrish. Gee Perdue. rklDlOO Plants Gee Pierce' Clyde Patterson. R-John Ross Wylle Roberts Robert Rowak. John Rlchardsoii U' Roe; Rolfawon.

Roberta. Riley. 11 Robinson Ru Richard Ryan. Robert Rlnehart. a.

Ralbon. 3 R. Rodtr Starte Ranthe A Robery Mendel Rowk Rowell. Converse Roantree. Ho- 8 Sparks.

Syk Screveui Tom SItntnlODII 11 Selvldge 7 Scott. Bert Smith. lee Smith. Martin A Smith Smith. Swinger.

Will Stephens 3 A SUae. Swan. WE SoMt. Emerson Smith Chu Ii Smith. James Emmett dolt.

Smith Cut I Shepard Evan Sanden Martin Smith. A Stlnaon. Martin A Smith. A SWaIfCWd. Je Web StoreY.

Simmons Mr and Mrs Thorns A Sims Pu Smith. Prank Tattoo Thornton. A Towers. Thompson. Tamer.

Thompson. Manager Thompson. 7 Tucker. Ersest Thomas. 0 Vincent.

Winiam Watson. Waltu Ken Wright. Rev I TWrenn Al a Whites. George Wrlgwain Oencle Williams. Wm Walker.

Prof West Webb. Thomas' Williams Ernest Wait Ii' I William. Mr Luna Toting. Jilt. Toni.

Miscellaneous. Atlanta Co. Buddenfc Son. r- chant. Detective Service CS EsBeoc Art Co Muon Regulator Southern Dairy Supply.

Co. North Georgia Lumber Co. Ka- tlonal tinployment Assoolstlon In. The Corona. Co.

Protonal Co. Artiste Paper Boa Go IS Atlanta Eton and Wire the Atlanta Despatch. Atlanta Wood sod Coal. Co. ton Sewing Machine Co.

As uckted Collecting Atturners WIItlnhalli Fur Mrs Co. Natures Club Atlanta Employment Association. Co. Baker Hollis Southern Eoltine Co Man- aclncEditor Despatch. Wallace ftCo Standard Home Ca.

Connor- Mitchell. LbIIe Medicine Co. Southern Stale Mfr Ox Ka- tlonal Cleaning Co. Atlanta Collecting Bureau 8TATIWF A Located. corner Lee sod Oordos Streets West DIES' LIST.

MS Head. Miss Mime RIIII LzaT James Head. SOUTH ATLANTA STATION. located Near Junction lonboro and lfe: Roads. LADIES' UST.

Mr Kiss rronnle Harris MeDeDaI4. Miss Sarah Pens Miss Mrs Mary Walker. usara LIST Hot 1 ksoa. Andros Keadriek. Rebers I To Induce prompt delivery eft your Save usmet addressed tostreet and aamee ft.

D. staUeev T. BLODOJTlP PoetmaaUs. 3. V.

Supertateaaaat. The' gorninent stamp our. tapping the" bottler containing Pure Rye is your guarantee of purity age and strength. rear full Quanta Jill mall order Have you tried i field The Coal of f' A :0 p1 Mlte QgnfI and it t. i1t i1 if me8 ifd f' rif jhP I a 1.

e. A fm. li j. 5 f. 5jl t1' II a itiesW a bJda ucl 1 nr I il 4 9 BIU Jnve ent f1 AJ1l.

I it. aLDCo. ATUTa ST CK. CROW jt' ii OFL ADIES OF 1 i I Contm ed ermOnu ot' Pir tlt th Clateci bea tfful tt- teD1 Int 1nt i om wh tbelrnamea II Aken. F.

A 80n JA if1athy. Ja1neaW. Bro. raJn1 er 1n oli HJ B' loct BradleyHu 3 Ch rlea Mrs. Marry E.

Eair r. T. Ii 4yP. II English. trFftew fr1 Mraa Geor iOO f1e ner ertnl tmD.

a nc IJI ulI C1 rtZin Ia ley. I. InmanAkera 1s I. Jon ea. Jon ea.

Joae HW 3ull nK rA JlK Jbrint II11tt YoIl tre8r. hnW. HcJkftl t. tD nts itf rtl' tl I x. AH llHr Ja ldAijn.

MUHY. ft se ft rt 8r1CuIpne Mr hlmer 111 sa tJ -nil raona 11 pn r. lttlIf JIfR i Co. n. use It.

OanS1 i t. 1 iif ct- 1fiii I 1. 1tf it. It 1D hb 1 mra ru 1" r-- JIfrDwnf1Uft141f YO if 2' 7 gJ I t. veil 1l kC.nw.

A i 9 i Iij it k' I Richa RUSl Mt 1WD lteY. So' i Shan- Mo eolo on et. iinp' 1p' lit AJrneIQultd. Ua 8h h1riii I George ar rbuhe. u' MaryO KTuner BIToYA Trl A.

I ir et i1 I In Dii Ge rce' IT. Ga est I Y. Yc uur MI. fR NEE MY HII lS at Espe I1 toEfrect I donot vl pl tb tbat Fren next I tm. ImPorta Franc from bad Statesb In inlogrta.

and a pl' hlblt man du Uon. ontendedtoday. ea tead A. It Lntem nal French i1t cona ed new Fren h- Un treat td Irece1ve rates theIiench eUNInany ln realnl I' till. aae the Id.

JUort tb 1 1110121. Sa 7. railroad re PhT for thr wreznploe4. Oa. 7.

falthful lutNoyember c1 v- a JO 1 :0 I 5 rrr Is cUDC' aOldl if 11 CorDWelllJ cSOlc1. bnI77. pec1a1. JlleeatWhlte llule4tO hbeetl P1lrch e4 8tC1UeotPortlQd. Keot1d re tI thelrmn1ae.

St. C1aIrawluH. mlUloulrehlebrate4 e1I etbran hI. blrthi hi CaUutta. th alllllvelll 1l Widely dUro ren Metlon' theilobe 1 lha D4r- tu a 1 4 Il ltdl IMI" :3.

Jj 1. NA DQ' 1'- CO tS" T1P i ISH 4 6 litn" JJ ri JH G. oul of tljnfu tesrt May rBehr man oNeWQrAAt1 t1n JCOMpl tdil I. tory. ttheJiP1tt n1Cc i 1 I fr i vt a of t.

NIPoI Iodeat1i Ileti aazaa af cli ofNe" leaDa om tl iehaarIUen leUr Jeb1 1fl1 hlCh tprueate4 It tI at ii ctve mO- nt Capt ID rat lIIIWlt I f. InNe" IS ro i ioik a bou bend" bl Into TkShtstory arepestit to eD iiwaa 10" ID' ru blah 11' 174 Ift8ltlDC artl le. to. Uc a ati on o. I n.

u. otha. I a of New OrJe 0' ad I all Napol the Nol4 A Ilt ab a. wh TIIllw" a o1ID en let lrlDaterN4to tbe- 1111 I terr. Ullt6l clt buUdlJl 1 mu l1t.

man tic n. been eIDc balhe IS. sway' 1118 If. dl ere4 It bl untllnch to. busI 4 I WItb tMtI oa1hw.

I tot 0 tW1c.1ti- iihrrobbi ta iM4eataiJcllq it at II. CIt ISqeoIUII re tt wlUlMam fCiIa1aCe. ec1dll De8 an4JIOmlIIfto. lie thtdt7 oec1Jll1dthe made- tr1111rronBe aft lilt fhllu JleladlapateJLfro1a ethn1lAl7II1I1c11 attracts1IIT drew 101' reeITe4 11114to mama fMaatJlaeItTH tteesnted dt if NewOrIlou. WI 8 OrIeanatrlJl1l DAme' IIOtlIIa4 abeCJeQ of tile Jprt I.

brota oaUnuoua1J' lIt J' etllerot t. Or eau mu kIIo OrIaUnow cn. or ttWllerntp otan ftortce 0 nim MP thInk It ullletleetbat TI. atWID tllatl IIO' otherwise. tn ut.

.40 th ieO- i Pieces 4 rJn. I -'IIe4 i 1 I Antom tags ca tnadu 8 111. InPlaatef' published 1194. only four re IA. I muu he1I.

lItomm I ter a 0 hl to. tho 111 to hl ob tw14 It. I PIIIII relic. I. lao tJle pl ijI ed TERS" flEF Ural' ne of.

fr more. in t8 t1ng er II er Interestwaa ca Dwledglnlr alnc llQn. lit 4r OC pO utnll a. pt ure the' to re- nt1y MEETINGPLACE Cruh n' Aeao catl on JoInt' meetlnc pubticitycotnmittee a Frida It. Parrlbwht In.

thatc1t7. on. Ii. 111 afi- of la ora cotton tbemembUa as. torlt Wa or e.

the. tot aecreta ed ofOtorala entabf a4 rear ed on a ount he t1a. BlRDDQGS FQRGQq OSUM4DOGS I. OU 40tf 0. at tlatcStJ' OOUDCJlacl e4 Olu ett7oMCI JO e' WTtttenpermita UIemaJOf d.

to. thtJromctt a- th14otucl1a. DeVI7. l1owbqqlare bird tera. ba Ule 111 be OUUDWIDItUd CIC1I lheie8O Qt.

WI Slr POll4eh they can whUblr4 buUNDWetb WKhp ct aalOaUUUfat J1l tftth louttbwbI 9fte rrom tlletnar I Itat dari inmlo dt Qi 17 dogs for jIOe op. the ot1ata. The haftrpt uthere fOuntryO Iae CUDlIeC1 JIIU1tJNI tSa me' vrte Ican t1a701ca4 dktor permitW1thati1nNJ altt.Ut.foWk- and. ambJTi n4zn1 on qznpHCt I Ult thoIJitLtUwalbett ta rterh 6Id 445 a. 1OO4pomW tol1rhlch be.

cl anp ia11f1" un 4.11111I round 3" 1" Jlt 1t lt. Iof 1 jJ Ts XiD" i Cf A mY1 Ig i 6-- Sffi Jf 1 t1 eWli Woiki enffie iF tfed 11J 1i tt tf1P4 fi 1 1dJt t' trtn J' rAN and splenthd system OUt ra Batte ould liav rbe nti afierthe Flonq mIDedilie ra. the. I8I TheChl2l. rfd uD 14 l1' ii.

j1 i I exc usi The Accum lator I q. I llit 4 i f- v. tnrlI7CK Mf C- O. i fa J1y' Diitinct' ttt I' A L. tfI.

ut a Uc At 9 far A StTeetRa wap IsOl ted Lighti 1g Wire1 I graphy kit1g A tomobi1esBoata arld GasEngfnes Interlo :1 ng chSigna1s a1 Po tab1e' TAfT fORUNIT meers eve orth 1 pr the do ex nt. nu est the ed. nl a re- I I Dre JeIKe.1ect urewew on-tile I He metterot co le- I th II re IT. Ile ona I I I HIS I tn br1 abOut IUJg Mia' 1 Washlngton 7. In re- 4aysand ht when.

HondaYattrtlnon He al. thO re- Le fam n4 rlecdatht bew11l cc. ev ntua1y I ro' GL. pecld. JltL8.

Law trOedby lbelollw lUt1IO Jn UiJ alL. Itzna quallwm lacqt l1Iee IqoerbU1. I olierla cqorfthlwlth dc alllt I1zI1Tl for Bob 1 White 1ehiiD. thCmurkyI Ih wsuiit1ambO UL IIIChcNadaircbto 1 totB11l7 IOIlum Iuw. tdjbU1Utj1IX lU IeC ricity" irom' 41st diiI I iriirig prep redIe3dplates tut.

cidThen ete triCity fotlise anWberefw en yWWI TheEiect Storage. Battery makesddie ent Sioiag Batteriesfitted I. st Vi less panyuses Th BatterrComp ExideBatteries. thous nds ehtc1e R' uch ang TheWaver17 A cumulat9r. Accumul r.

4 Chlc go and I. pie. d. MI. Ames.

Ut. Alterber l1la Bus- Misc l1io. Miss 13 er Bafe. MIIIKale 1IraIJIDI. CI Miss 1 XIN I Bu Miss J4J.

KJ Sute Miss Camp ell. rT aar XI. I HI Davis. Iea ElabI. Miss Else abee Mi Miss Qoo elt I II' ASIA.

Hu2Iey. Clair Ou HlIAim Mrs LeolaCUlIe rip Hender Mrs Miss Jonn. Johnson. Mia King Miss LaYtn er. II.

Lamp ln. Xa XI. Sb II I IT Jofc N-l Mr. ta weuXart JlDleJUdlalSaon I Ml. ela Vlet J4nLoal.

RJII I4. RobllUlODMrsWI11 1II1 Miss II I It 8t ele. III. CarIIlt01lBmltb. none W-Mis.

wrt ht" Ills. JLa47 11 II. Chest 1 XtHRoaa WUI1I- liam. Kra. Walker.

lla UaaleW lila. Mrs Me tiat MD4114re. Wln4lm1tloD IP HAmSrew 8AtbIlT III4rDOI4. Blanch Daa Bridges a MrZ Bt smja JotuaJJ1Dleli oklaA Btagbam Prank PJlf7lllt 1' BntlerWItBaatar BC 1. Boo 0.

W. BrowaJolra lewis IIJr d. cllet. A Jr ii i- liv eannoa Casey Cartl 0' Ch tm I. De' DanlelJM Du DB' Davia DavtlJlcDol JamL ElI1n tlin.

ens lders. EF-S Gray. ra a It er Hd Hot ero WCh yita' a I1e fa BHanner I 9 I. Hodut J. HIIIWI Willis' 101111 I JoI 1I I son.

JOft. UOft mAJaCk' KlI trtctt HKIIIIIY I J' Loq.Heun- Lacas. LattmlllThomu I Lanle. Uv. J' naIC11 ILuIM.

HL JohKoX. eT I a CO. I xmetW aw WPKaaonlkeI 1l Ou Jlan 11. ch 1' cll a i N. Dell Bailey AoH 0' Otj.

7' Dr Pl L' hnnl8ODClaude Plante. RoIWrlle 0 ert. I. KSUIt1 K. RuII1Uobrd cn Roan tree.

MRIJ- MII SparItW SkeE SCTeTt OW rn tt8nlth. CoJ JessIe 8tJpnWeb x. T-Frank TborntoaA Tow re. CTamef am r1 r. tlllam Eru.

WalrW T-Mr Mi l1aneow. SeQd Rudden' Mar(5) EdI I Ce. BoulllernDalIJ Pen Atla8taPa I n4Wlre Woodan4 CoIlect Way Em loyment Wheat Drug bem agIng Editor I CO. lIudlIome YPdlelnpCo. SoUlllena8lat.

At18t11 CoI1ectI I 1. TIOW. hDCUcla of LADJJaLI8T. 1ln BrnaSKIaa eUoaKCr111de lew. pt 07our a 4reaae4to.

t. an4 IJtIBAD1UUSoperbea4at. tneDt nia Pun-his 1I' urKurantHOf I 4ItIS JonfuU QaItAH t. 4 redcA1tm11ot4w 1 Rave iOI ldl n09 1' i stEJV I if I FEBRUARY 819O9 i- 1 SIocIsD aWInL fsci.t I 1W iM 3 eEh a1L I 1 ctbtei i. 1 cecqaRflrcf It CktteO IoeItk stDcb 4 fl7IflCOtt 1Lecnei.

Wcs tI.I- III Investment Wr ifi lLDCATARYA STOCKI LADIESO ATLANTA i aermo BLP a bI ho t- 4 fi names. from peferre4theIr 1 ucineon 4 2 4 er. tt enle FCaopez 1aver I. Franklin. Gabb tt.

Ii. Qe1er rttngulsher ti B. Hs ClarenceHav i4aUma Hrrisen ho- ward eons t. t' Dawson Lo Z. I I Netst i r.

Ogiesby. itnS Uli 5. MrssHown1PmefXG. 4 1l Purozl 8. iw h.

1trl. 31. in sndpo tcirciiladoa sbottduse L1U11tLM ug tk. eseers 2' 2 perel Os. S.

h. SsLeatI el4 eb-ar is sr i TL 5 xifti 1 B1te3rMr 1 it. olOznqnson 2I1I1PC Pnflipa pget ale Oole B. 1Toy A. 7.

ra FBANCE UniteStes. a7 sertedo obablI' the cc I a II I th ai- ill moreLij Oy th doing 7. a iagh arreet th at an hotak Qa. to hs bss Mrs. St.

Claire as a winter Kr ii a tb othersnn1yeraarIss the lie will spend. h1 fiiiuij wlntgra Is yansab 1 ci i 0' Capti3V Raoul of Atlanta Wrt stM yor Behr- man of New I r-itoryofthe3Ia kA I. ptbi esUGiofIs fam g. 11sn Dr ths ba brni tlitsIItratlng iblte ICtt yb1cbiU Bhrm i tWgjlsfler I tii from J8through iilt tsWiolk Is ll e' i0 i acar ik CaDt9n iata Was lesn sricr. 7 was nd was ia3 told bs' and ws th.

Ga loo jeers th 4- 0 dee i7sSC sssthatttosdths. see ooss zIL. vet. wblok04Z11st4 ooadaeJ lithet this fhil tosn. 11 rsi4a.

se. by 1 was of th 155 as 1 It turd' of 0 ot ei it Cylew is. tio purp Ill rw sat this leer. he Ne 194 brse ha Hutton igae4 A DELUGEDWiTH an Ano ber im all COTTONSEED NAMEMEETiNG joIntmeatlng that a carrledthe at' 0 me nbirrn foritwas 41t Ur Qt around to th th day at bird huatars reasea bunt possums possum dogs io out Ui. trouble of arny pay tromtiiemayor Oit aterdaiaftsr5Qoat1uta revs of ciLi stoG 11 frost of th4 ewa possum On oM iis St 1 dog CDIn gqto fora that wmal 1CQfllpHcat B0a btt a gool og nre bird hl vs Paitit has aot bien I o' 0S 4 t.

4 PL JACK BINNS HISS BTThBY zIhe a ur" 11- 1 1) ir Binns the Marcom- without 4h torage Battery been heiplessafter iaz med the5 the Chktj ndeAccumulator5 i rhe MItCOUI exdusive1y-Ch1oride onallffship i 1 se- end' 5 en. wT55v a. rr5T1ST IS jAnelecmctoragc typesof Storage rsMkU5 VtbP stcra atterifor A E1cctriVehicles TAFT llS FOR UNITED-STATES now mefter nv bringng teen opo8in sk earI eaeGL tb9rbiDd 5701 willprobably log- o'er do BobWbtte wiil him the flambo search bt or Brn7Po5iilUb. 1 t1e IS stored in 0 prepared lead in is yoi Batte Jn A cumul tor. 0 I Chicago and Mrs I.

5 15) venporu Doob 5 Miss 4 A ina ones Mlas hits. 5 Muse Potts. LenSes lteynold. S-MI. Stevens.

Miss 1. ri Blosner HBZtr Butler 1 Ct1etAndrewCrunf COnS zzkiwD Cantrell I I 5 sea Bend 1uth flooper llamflBajes 5052 LuIss er Be. AJNste 1 Rusostl Sykes A llllsrlis I Wrens Allen 1 5 ronso a I. Jsnu Myacr llosr- 0 14 iigt anabsi0 or BWDOFtZPostaaste bottleneontalning 1L deitvred. llniIFodbr botrs Qlit.