The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 8

Liwr s' ff THE WJESDj MABOS 11 1800 FOR RENT 172 ANCIER AVE. Tll property if on the north side of Angler avenue between the Boulevard and Arnold street. The lot Is 60 by 150 and lies level. The- building Is a two- X7T' roofa frame with gas. hot and cold water1Batft closet and sink In the Kitchen.

This to an awfully nice little house is In a good neighborhood and in repair. Boulevard cars 150 feet a way. Will Be vacant on March 15. Rent TZ 60 per month. We publish a weekly Rent Bulletin giving a full description of everything we have for rent.

Can or send for copy. We move tenants tree. JOHN WOODSIDS The Renting Agent. 50 North Broad. Street Sweetwater Park hotel references re- QUired.

Apply at 312 Gould building. Atlanta Ga. NY person who will distribute circulars for dally should address Standard Co. 4 Chicago. Steady position.

No canvassing. DRUG CLERK WANTED-Address P. O. Box 178. Madison.

Ga. 3-11-12-19 WANTED AT Several good carpenters. Apply P. O. Box 746.

City. WANTED-A A tint-class barber colored at 110 per week none but a No. 1 barber reed apply. Jake uman WANTED For Frank Adams' Southern Show 4 or 6 men to put up tent and work around the show. It you drink 2 don't want you.

Address Frank Adams Atlanta Oa. WANTED for customer young man and young lady stenographers. Smith Premier operators preferred. H. M.

A hc. MOLER Barber Cblle e. New Orleans. La. have Just opened this new branch' of their system and otter special inducements for March.

Eight weeks required. Positions guaranteed. Tools pres anted wages Saturdays. Great demand for graduates. Write today.

WANTED Bookkeepers salesmen mechanics stenographers and all who ar seeking positions to call on or write us. Guarantee positions to applicants. The Empire Business Bureau. Grant bldj. Atlanta Ga.

WANTED-A A first-class. reputable man. to help In sale and handling of the be of all typewriters. Applicant mutt have had experience and a clean record need. ed In office.

In city. and on the road. Full details and particulars in answer are re. auested. Experienced care Constltu on.

SITUATION WANTED Male. A FIRST-CLASS figure flower and ornamental fresco painter from New York. can do plain patntlngtfntlng calsomlnlng. etc. wants work.

Address B. E. E. ears Constitution. HELP WANTED Female.

dress to sell the Mme. McCabe Corsets and Health Waists. These goods contain the Rust-Proof Steels give the best or satisfaction and are quick sellers will pay you well for rood work. Send for terms. St.

Louis Corset Company St. Louis Mo. SITUATIONS WANTED Female. POSITION by an experienced stenographer references given. Address A.

C. B. care Constitution. WANTED Agents. encouraging plan for agents.

Hard parts eliminated. Profits large and immediate. Trade Exchange. 29 2 Whitehall street. Atlanta.

WANTED Only good live agents to represent the 20th Century suspenders and Billy Goat knee pants in all the southern rotates. Southern sales department mils end manufactures' agents. No. 44 Hill- man hotel. Birmingham.

Ala. WANTED Salesmen. sa tilde line. No samples necessary. Commission large.

Richmond Supply Co. Richmond. Va. WANTED-A A salesman for the southern states who has a well-established line of customers and who thoroughly understands leather heltlnlr and supply line. Address the Bodlfleld Belting Co.

Cleveland. Ohio. WANTED Experienced salesmen for county rights of a first-class Patent. Also canvassers for Atlanta and adjacent towns. Ladles or gentlemen.

George Shannon. Chattanooga. Tenn. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. GOOD drug stock and fixtures or sale at a bargain for cash.

In a growing city. For particulars address Box 614. Fltzger- Rid. Ga. WANT to trade gilt-edge pu tug Beaumont oil stocks setting at par for wild and timber lands.

Randall Sit- verman. P. O. Box 513. Beaumont Tex.

A GOOD steam laundry outfit. now running in live north Georgia town. for eale at a bargain will sell on reasonable terms. Address Home Steam Laundry. Blue Ridge.

Ga. BUSINESS PERSONALS. ITECTS contractors supply dealers. Insurance agents and other busl- ness men will find our Dally Construction Bulletin" and Southern Architect and Building News" Invaluable in securing Information In advance of all other zources from th southern states. Southern Press Clipping Bureau.

A us tell building. Atlanta. Ga. MONEY TO LOAN. rf XX 1N 1100000 TO LEND on city property In sums to suit lit a and 6 per cent and on farms I per cent.

Call or write. S. W. Carson ttt S. Broad St.

MONEY to lend on real estate stocks or bonds. Save money by seeing Equitable Loan and Security Company. 319-21 Equitable building before borrowing. STRAiGHT loans and monthly payment loans made on Atlanta real estate at lowest rates without commission. E.

8. MeCandle Nicer building. FARM loans negotiated throughout the state. Attorney wanted In every county. 1.

T. man. 8 West Alabama st. WTMAN CONNORS. 813 Equitable building.

have money to lend on city property at 6 8 and 7 per cent. Monsy on hand for those desiring quick inane. f. T. HOLLEMAN negotiates loans on improved Atlanta.

real estate at low rites. Went Alabama street. R. C. DeSAUSSURE room 46 Inntani building.

city loans 5 and 6 per cent. SALARIED PEOPLE and retail ner- chant. furnished money without security eaay payments. TolmLl. 524 Austeii building.

PERSONAL. wv WANTED The addresses of persons whs have used Swamp Root and have been benefited thereby. Address N. H. Box 438.

Atlanta. Qa. LADIES J500 reward for a case of obstinate tuppr-srfon. any case my monthly regulator falls to relieve. Mat Harmless veg.

safe sure. How long suppressed. Dr. Jackson R. Co.

SE 17 Dearborn. Chicago BOARDERS WANTED. THE Norm ndie. 286 Peacl1tree. Mrs.

T. O. Headen fine location front rooms. good table and service Just rates. If te LOST.

LOST Open face watch between Clarkston and Atlanta on Georgia railroad Elgin gold scratch No. 929 case 1162E80 move 8139663. 500 reward If returned to C. A. Johnston 121 Whitehall street Atlanta.

Oa. LOST Package papers some days since. belonging to H. Motley. Finder by returning them to No.

38 Peters street will get reward of 95. LOST On Saturday. lady's silver watch In postofflce or on S. Forsyth street. Re-ward for return to.

S3 Washington street. MISCELLANEOUS. VIONAUX Re Uurant nBi Prior A The Empire Cafe AND LUNCH ROOM. FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Fourteenth door.

Emoire building. Ab- soiizte cleanlIness. Moderate ices. PURE FOOD. OPENS MONDAY.

MARCH 17. HAWKES The Opt clan Established 1870. The tint to grind lenses in the South. Prescription lens grinding and tine repairing a specialty. Prices reasonable.

goods and work guaranteed. 14 Whitehall on the Viaduct. HARTFORD TYPEWRITERS With or without Shift Equalled by Few Surpassed by None T. CALLAWAY General Agent. 3 Grant Building EMASHE TYPEWRITERS and LOCOMOBILES Y.

M. t' A. BnlMInc Atlanta. Ga. WAXTEO Competent stenographer to operate Smith Premier.

Salary 50 to start on. Mar preferred. Phone 10 For Bicycle MESSENGER. OC. For Sale Chickens Eggs.

etc. BARRED Plymouth Hooks one cockerel nine pullets now laying some of them worth 93 to 5. Must be sold at once. First 10 gets the ten. S.

D. Moore. 69 Auburn avenue. Atlanta. Ga.

FOR RENT Houscs Cottages Etc. A NEW S-room cottage with latest Improvements near In. Apply to owner. SI E. Fall' at.

FOR RENT Houses stores offices and rooms in any part of city call and we will take you to see anything on our list. M. Thrower renting agt 88 South Forsyth street. FOR RENT Roofns. FOR REXT- Nice new rooms with bath and stationary washstand to each electric lights.

steam heat and janitor service. Look at them. adjoining Marion hotel. Phone 910. E.

P. Black. FOR RENT Furnished Rooms. HANDSOMELY furnished front room. with small room attached.

separate or together electric lights hath private family. 62 West Baker. FOR RENT Miscellaneous. FOR RENT Three flours office and part of basement. corner Decatur and Pryor street Moore Marsh building.

See iI. McKee or W. IV. Draper. WANTED Furnished Rooms.

WANTED Young man desires nicely furnished room in pr family. Address IV. D. S. care Constitution.

MEDICAL. royal Pills are the nest Safe. Reliable Take no other. Send 4e. stamps.

for particulars. Relief for Ladles. in letter return mall. Ask your druggist. Chchsster Chemical Co.

Phl1a. Pa. ROLLER FLOUR MILLS. IF YOU want machinery for a flour mill. write H.

D. Shank Marion hotel lanta. Ga. southern representative. FOR SALE Bonds.

SIX PECENTDONDSA Strictly modern cotton mill now manufacturing yarn only. free of bonded indebtedness offers 201X0 of bonds for the purpose of putting in looms. Security will be over four for one. Address Cotton Mills care Constitution. WATCHES.

WATCHES cleaned SOc. main springs SOo diamonds reset. jewelry made and repaired all work first-class. Boley 141 PeacMre WALL PAPER. WE are showing the very latest patterns in wall paper and know our prices will also Interest you.

J. M. Quick Co. 29 E. Hunter et.

Phones 72:1. White Hickory Wagon Manufacturing Co. 49 South Broad St. IN order to make room for our new spring stock we will sell at cost for uh until April 1 our stock of Buggies. Surreys.

Phaetons. Harness. Lap Robes Horse Blankets lone Covers. etc. Piano Tuning and Repairing.

STEINWAY SONS' accredited expert tuntr from New York. Mr. Geo. W. expects to be in Atlanta on March 12.

Parties dfslrll1t their pianos tuned or repaired will please address him. care Constitution. Any make or style. FOR SALE Miscellaneous. FOR SALE One New Franklin typewriter in good operating condition will sell for 45.

Address Typewriter care Constitution. FOR SALE One-horse vlctorta. good as new. at a bargain. W.

W. Draper. Cone street. WANTED Miscellaneous pair. with or without canopy top.

A bargain. D. V. Yarbrough. 20 K.

Hunter. WANTED-I I want to buy a good secondhand typewriter must be cheap and in first-class condition. Address Frank Adams. Atlanta. Ga.

WANTED-To To buy second-hand organ In good condition. Awl ly 1. W. Cowaru between to 1 today. at C.

M. Morris wagon yard. CADWELL AND HUNTER RAGE AT' THE COLISEUM TONIGHT Frank J. Cadwell Following a Swift Motor Pace. He Meets Pinky Hunter Tonight in a Motor Paced Race' at the Coliseum.

The feature of the bicycle races tonight will be the paced contests between Cadwell and Hunter. Both Cadwell and Hunter are expert- nced pa followers who are just rounding Into the first class. Both have been' through their kindergarten and. both parsed the novice class with all honors. The bitter rivalry which exists between them will make the race of tonight memorable.

From their amateur days when as team mates they split up the partnership after a personal quarrel each has been anxious to beat the other. This quarrel was caused by a question of speed. When Manager Prince asked Cadwell to come south and enter the six-day race the Hartford soldier boy said that he Quid do so on condition and that Mr Prince secure Hunter as a competitor for the first paced race after the six-day contest. Prince closed the contract for Hunter with Manager Spooner who. with Crdwell gave way on the first race to althour.

who was anxious to meet the winner of the six-day race. So anxious was Cadwell to meet Hunter that it took some time to persuade him to delay his I lace. By the delay both riders have been' able to improve in form and they are now fast and able to go the distance. In their race of tonight the riders have agreed to the same conditions as prevailed In the WaUhbur-Leander race. They win start from opposite sides of the track and In event of accident.

either man or machine. will-stop and tart over again at the point at which the accident occurs. 4- NEW ORLEANS 1 THREE WINNING HORSES CARRIED PUBLIC MONEY New Orleans. March 10. Tom Maybin Felix Bard nd Sir Christopher were the winning favorite Helen Paxton in the steeplechase handicap clipped a second oft the track record.

Beana who was a hot favorite in the fl race was caught in a jam on the- first turn and fell. Both T. Walsh who had the mount and the mare escaped injury. Weather clear track fast. FIRST RACE Selling mtle Sir Kingston Helgerson 4 to 1.

won Dan Paxton McJlnt 4 to 5 second Rowdy Landry 20 to 1 third. Time. 1:41. SECOND year four furlongs Torn Maybln Odorn 1 to 3. won Impetus J.

Miller 30 to 1. second Eufalla Gilmore 6 to I third. Time. :49 4. THIRD RACE Stet handicap.

short course Heien Paxton Slatw 4 10 I. won Torres J. Zeno 9 to 2. second Old Fox Hayes even. third.

Time 2IS. FOURTH RACE Handicap mile and a won Etghor HelEerson Its to 1. second sixteenth Felix Bard T. Walsh 8 to 5 Johnnie McCartey Boyd 2 to I third. Tim- 1:46 2.

TH RACE g. mile and one- eighth Jena E. Robertson 9 to 2 won Big Injun Minder 211 to 1 second Depo- nan Boyd to 2 third. Time 1:54 4. SIXTH Selling.

six furor Sir Christopher Boyd 9 to 10. won Velma Clark Lyne 0 to 2 second Divonne Otis 7 to 1. third. Time 1:13 4. Entries at New Orleans.

First Raoe Selling mile and seventy yards Paul Bart. Aaron. 12 Anna Darling Crosby 101 Free Admission Dr. Fannie. Maple lOb Excelais.

Julius Werner Boot. Saint David Blocker. 110. Second Race six furlongs Monte Hlmar Se Lady Contrary Haidee. Ida Penzance.

Kiss Quick. 98 John G. Ford. 100 Divonne KB Masterful Miss Conrad. lat Stm Gala Day 105 Thurles.

112 Third Race Selling mile and one- eighth Emily Oliver. 95 Tragedy. Lillian Reed. 98 Bentley B. 96 Charles Chancery Its Philma Paxton.

El Moran III Big Injun. Socapa. 105 Little Tommy Tucker. 15 Swordsman in. Fourth Race Handicap six and one- half furlongs Barbara Frletchle Imp Albula 95 Maggie Davr.

98 Torn Kingsley. tin Andes. 105 Death. 119. FlPh Race Selling mile and one-sixteenth Chickadee.

Dlgley Bell. 91 Afra. 101 Sarilla. 102 Bomerack. 103 Van Hoorebpke Pharo h.

Lotttr 104 MWII llama 115 Banish. Colonel Cltuke 109 Ida LE' 111. Sixth Race Maidens mile Naylllus. 95 Reflect. Glendola.

Money Back. 97 Volan- line ErlcseU. 99 Al path. 100 Frank Jones. Kleber.

102 Ditty. 107 Bloomfleld. 18 Senator Sullivan. 112. You Smile when you hear a dealer urge some other brand or Sour in place of PILLSBURY'S BEST because You Know that he fe simply talking up" a brand that pays him a little better profit that's all.

He will stfl you PILLSBURY'S if 100 insist. Trade supplied by JJJ E. MADDOX Ell Wlnesett will pace Cadwell. and Mr. Vlnesett eays that his man will capture this race.

In addition to the paced race there will be other events to fill up the card of tile evening. Walthour wm Train. Bobble Walthour was at th Coliseum jesterday and today wUl start training again. Walthour yesterday contracted with Gussl Lawson to pace him until the close or the Atjanta Indoor season. A rumor that Albert Champion- had been elgaged to com smith and pace Walthour was neither dented nor affirmed by Walthour.

but the action of the champion in engaging Lawson would seemingly disprove the report. Welthour limped considerably and wild that it would be some time before his sores caused from his fall wculd be healed. yesterday there was a large demand for Slbts and boxes at 41 North Pryor street. The liveliest Interest Is being taken in all the races at the Coliseum. Owing to the crush at the ticket office windows last Friday the advance sale of tickets In tile city is an advantage which many avail themselves of.

Charlie Turville yesterday sent for Howard Freeman. the Portland Oreg. artist. team mate of Gussle Lawson. Freeman will be in Atlanta shortly.

He 15 a pace follower of exceptional ability and a rider who will bear watching at all times. Floyd McFarland. another rider from the Pacific roust. will also come to Atlanta. soon to meet Bobble Walthour In a paced race.

AT OAKLAND San Francisco. Mzrch 10. After an ex. citing finish In the fourth race at Oakland today Dorian and Dunblane fell and O'Connor andTioxler had narrow PS- I capes from serious or fatal injury. Do- I clan led most of the way but Inaprrnptu got up in time to beat Urn a neck.

Dorian struck a mudhole in the next few jumps after passing the finish and Ml. O'Connor fell clear of the horses but Dunblane. who stumbled sad tell struck him. cutting his rose. O'Connor was stunted but scon revived.

Troxlor and the horses were not hurt. Shsrt prices were In evidence four favorites and a second choice winning. The track was tIl very heavy. Jockey Arthur Jleirrlchs who was suspended at the Day District track In March lest for his connection with the famous Little Pete" scandal. has en stored to good standing by the directors of tho California Jockey Club.

He was not ruled off at the tine because he furnished evidence on which horn Chevalier and Little Pete were punished. Hwlnrtchs is too heavy to ride here again and the officials thought h'- had been sufficiently punished. FIHST RACE Futurity course selling El Key O'Connor 2 to 1. won Urchin Troxler 31-2 to 1. second Harry Thatcher See 10 to 1.

third. Time. 1 IS 2. SECOND RACE Three-fourths of a mile. selling Irate Rowan to 1 won Clarendo L.

Jackson. 2 to 1 second Mamie Hildreth Troxler 3 2 to 1. third. Time. 1:22.

THIRD RACE sixteenths of a mile. purse Bell Reed L. Jockson 7 to 1 won Nogrette Troxler 4 to 1 see- end Hudson Raxtsvh 5 to 1. third. Time.

5. FOURTH RACE sixteenths of a mile. selling Impromptu Ransch 6 to 5 won Dorian OCornor 4 to 1 sec- end Dunblsne Troxler 8 to 5 third Time. 4. I FIFTH RACE Ore and one sixteenth miles.

selling. Lady Meddlesome Ranscn I even won Grand Sachem tBiikenruth 7 to I. second. Sea Lion Troxltr 7 to 1 third. Time.

SIXTH RACE Swen-eithths of a mile rellingt Horton Ranscn1. 7 to 5 won Xckum Boh L. Jackson 25 to 1. second Educate J. Dais' 25 to 1.

third. Time. 4 Today's Entries at Oakland. First Race- Three-quarters of a mile. selling Gilden Light.

106 Blade Thorn. 97 Rasp. KB Bell Arco The Elk. 103 San de Lee. 95 Mocorita.

Gold Baron. 106 Antolee. 107 Little Gun. 101 AldO Mike Rice 108 El Fone e. 102.

Second Race One-half mile. selling Temperano. 105 Del Signo. 110 The Phantom. 117 Gulda.

Clsrinette. 103. Third Race Seven furlongs. selling Killeen. Rio Chlco.

Ned Dennis. Harry Thatcher The Singer. no Jim McCleevy. 113 El Key. 107.

Fourth Race-Mill' and 50 yards. selling Tyranus Invlctus. 94 SuneUa. 98 Lode Star 103 Legal Maxim. 85 Hungarian 109.

Fifth Race Three-quarters of a Ue selling- h. 118 Botany. 100 Tower of Candles. 100 Bragg. 103 Farsi faJ 105.

Sixth Race Mile selling Major Hooker. Duke of York 111 Elmer L. 110 Loyal S. 70S Courtier Billy Lyons 107. AT CHARLESTON THREE WINNING HORSES WERE PICKED BY TAJ ENT Charleston.

S. C. March 10. Samlvel. Certain and Domlnis were the winning favorites at the exposition track this atterroon Weather fair.

track fast. Summary FIRST RACE for year end up. 61-2 furlongs Thicket. first Mazzara. second Mollie Brooks third.

Time 1:27. SECOND Selling. year 41-2 furlongs Hucena. first Latch String. second Jim Scanlan.

tfitrd. Time St 2. THIRD RACE tng. for year and up furlongs Samlvel first Tbm- urine II second Clifton Boy third. Time 1:19.

FOURTH Selling. for 4-year-Ids and up. 7 furlongs Certain first Handcuff second Presgrave. third. Titus 1:3.

FIFTH RACE Belflng tot year and up. I furlong Sin Dandy If. second Wel Girl. thirdv Time 1 2. LEAGUE DIRECTORS MEEniflSIEEK President liCklin Wants tie Owners ind the Managers To Appear.

NO PROXIES ARE WANTED Upon th Legislation During the Session wm Depend Largely the Prosperity of the Auoe1 tlon Oolf Tournament At Asheville. The owners and managers of tilt Southern League ball clubs will meet in Atlanta. at the Kimball house room 104. next Saturday. and will be In session two or thre and probably four.

days. President Nlckn. of Chattanooga. has issued his call for the meeting. and in that call makes an imperative demand upon all the members of the league to be present in person.

He no proxies. Than President NlckUn there is no better baseball man in the south. For years he has been in the game and It thoroughly conversant with its every point and detail. He realizes th necessity of the presence of every club owner and the mmelrH too. If that can be secured.

The formation of the playing rules for the season. the making of the contract tetween the clubs and the building of a schedule for the season wilt be the features of the meeting. an i to dispose of these matters the attendance. or those having money invested rather than a. proxy is desired.

The Southern League during la checkered career has had oulte a number or presidents. Mr. Nlcklin held that pod- ticn two terms. and. with a possible single exception has proved the best president the Southern League has ever had.

The indications are that every owner will be present when President Nlcklln calls the board to order. Henley Gives Up the Game. Henley. the Tech plate sputter who has been signed toy Manager Pabst for the Atlanta team this season now gives it out that he will not play ball this year. Henley has a good position with the Atlanta Knoxville and Northern railway at Blue Ridge and of the opinion hat he can do better by remaining there than by taking on a baseball uniform for the Atlanta ball team.

Pabsts contract with Henley will either keep the Tech boy off the ball Held altogether or bring him to Atlanta. The rfusal to play however. may is overcome. and there are chances that Henley will be found on the Atlanta diamond before the season Is over. Henley is anxious to get into the game but is figuring with himself as to the future.

If he can see his way clear to work out the contract with Atlanta and then return to the place he now holds when the season is over. there is every reason to believe that Henley will do the opening boxwork for Atlanta this season. He is a strong. robust fellow and has a thorough control of the ball. Apazt from being rood as a deliverer.

he is a strong fielder as well as an unusually good hitting pitcher. Asheville Golf Tournament. The nine days' golf tournament at Asheville which opens April 1. promises to be one of the biggest events of the kind known in the south. The best golf- us of the et and in the west where the play is strong.

have given every assurance that they will be present. The evens prepared are The Battery Park Cup Presented by E. P. McKtssick Battery Pork note Qualifying round. thirty holes.

Medal play. First eight to Qualify for Battery Park cup second eight to qualify for consolation cup presented br J. E. Rumbough. Prize for best score and prize for runner up in Battery Park cup.

Tho Kenllworth Inn Cup Presented by V. A. Bryan. Kenllworth inn. Handicap.

Qualifying round thirty-six holes. First eight to qualify. Prize fo runner up. Tha Citizens' Cup Presented by the citizens of Asheville. Handicap thirty.

lit olre Medal play Prizes for best gross score. The Manor Cup Presented by T. W. Raoul. The Mancr.

Women's handicap eighteen holes. Medal p1ev. Mixed foursome. Handicap eighteen holes. Prize to each or winning pair.

presented by A. M. Field company and wlze to each of pair best gross score. Entries must made with the seers tary of the Swannanoa Country Club by Monday. March 31.

Secretary McCloskey says that a large number of en tries have already been made. including some of the best known golfers In America. The golf links Is now thronged dally by plovers. A great many visitors are now here and the hotels are rapidly filling up. AIXEN WINS TROTS CAMDEN IN FIRST POLO GAMES Columbia.

S. C. March 10. Special. The first of the series or polo games between Camden and teams wa won at Alkln today by the home club by a score of 13 to 11.

Alken was handicapped at but soon caught Catnden. There was clean fast work with excellent horsemanship Alken having the best of the mount A large crowd of faw1tlonab1e viewed the contest. Kennedy did the best work for Camden and Gardner for Alken. CSmdenls line- up was A. D.

Kennedy. Sr. W. C. Salmonds R.

L. Barstow. 3. F. Woodman Alkens Reggie Brooks.

Ed Smith. A. P. Gardner. R.

L. Stevens. Referee. Alex Norman timekeeper 3. B.

Lip- plncott Of four goals by Camden Kennedy made three. A pony rolled the other. Alken goals. Brooks 6 Gardner 4 Smith 2 Stevens 1. Sounds Like Fiction.

252433 bottles marked the Increase of Most Chondon Champagne in 1901 over the year 1900. equal to over 109 per cent. of the combined increase of all the other Champagnes Imported during the past year. Quality Is responsible for this showing. Most Chandon White Seal.

Epernay. France. is perfection in Champagne. EQUITABLE MEN ARE HERE Convention Meets Today Vice President Tarbell Coming Dinner al Capital City Club Tonight. A large number of Equitable life agents will gather In the office of Manager Rob.

ert L. Foreman this morning to attend the convention which Is to be held today and tomorrow. Agents will be here from South Caro. lina Alabama and Florida In addition to the large number of Georgia agents who wtl be on hand. Messrs.

A. Uhlfe4d of Alabama W. J. Roddey. of South Carolina and R.

Bowen Daniel. of Florida arrived In the city yesterday. Second Vice President Gage E. Tarbell of the Equitable Life. will arrive in the city today and meet with the managers and agents.

Manager Foreman will give a dinner to the visiting agents at the Capital City Club this evening In honor of Vice Pxesi nt Tarbetl. At this dinner the names of the agents who were successful in the Georgia. Virginia and Michigan contest will be announced. A large number of genuarrtfedln the city yesterday to. attend tire convention and manymoge expected Dyspepsia Cure ta Breaking of indigestion Dr.

Lewis says It is deplorable that thousands of Americana suffer from indigestion. It means that the blood of tht nation Is becoming Impure for undigeited food poisons the blood. Unlws a method Is detlsed for oTercomlnn this maladj or race must deteriorate. Many person osesoda tablets to neotnllza fermenting food tils oiJymakM a chemical receptacle out of the stomach an Injure It niitlTe tnictrires. Othen feed on pepsin which 1 better Imt not rofflclenti for it digests only albumlnoui foods.

The nreparaUoabert fitted to relieve and absolutely cure Is. dlgesUoa it KoDoi DUrIPSIA It contains Ter7 known dlgestant and digests every kind of food. Its use is a common sense method of treating all stomach troubles and tha reiultc are always certain. It cant help but do you good When you need a soothing and healing application for piles soreaand skin DeWITT8 Wltoh SALVE. Beware of counterfeits THE PASSING THRONG.

I the expletive damn Is not curse word nor canlt be catalogued In the cate gory or profanity remarked Major Livingston Minis to a group of friends the other day. It may be considered strange. continued the mayor that I should have taken the trouble to Inquire Into the matter and find out Just What was profane but th tact remains that. I did and from force of necessity too. A good many years ago when Atlanta was a mere village compared to tier present gigantic size I used that little word in an unguarded moment and It came near getting in trouble.

Strange enough when I came to think about It. the provoking catrse was a street car man In the days I speak of Atlanta had mule cars that. ran seml-occaslonally on a few streets of the city and a franchise wCs ne- thing the average Intelligent citizen would have to consult the dictionary to make sure of It meaning. There were no con ductors then and fares were deposited in a box at the end of the oar by the pas sengers. The street car driver was provided with a certain amount of change and when a person wanted to break a large coin the driver would accommodate him.

Men were not so busy then as they are now. and politeness was The prevailing rule. When a lady would enter the car It was the custom for a gentleman to take her fare and deposit It In the box for her It she happened to be seated any distance from 01. One day a lay whom I knew entered Tie car on which I was seated and I took a coin from her hand and. without looking at It dropped It In the box.

Some moments later she came to one and said that I had not returned her change that she had given roe a cent piece. I at once went to th car driver arfd explain- ed the situation asking him to return me the driver was an unique qd char' acter known as Grandpa Bennett who knew every man woman child In the city. He was a hearted kindly old fellow and everybody liked him. but he WM an autocrat In his way and a strict disciplinarian. He answered roe racier gruffly and said that he didn't nave time to mules and look at every fare that was deposited In the box that I ought to have more sense than to mistake a dime for a nickel.

and a few other remarks that I considered uncalled for. We had quite a discus- zion and during the exchange of words I lost my temper and the word damn slip out. lie didn't say anything and Whipped up his mules. After riding a few blocks farther he stopped the car and beckoned to a passing policeman. The officer came up to me and after apologizing said that he would have to make a case against me.

What for said I. For using profanity on the car In presence of ladles. hq replied. Well he made a case against me and some days later I was tried before the recorder. My lawyer was the late Captain Harry Jackson.

After examining the law on the subject he round that the word damn without the prefix of the dlety before It was not considered swear. log. and with this as an argument I was ac td However concluded the mayor "don't go on my authority and be too familiar with the word. The laws may have changed since the time I used It. The following altogether unique letter was recently sent to the state librarian by a Georgia justice of the peace.

The letter is given verbatim Hon A. M. Welborn State Librarian Atlanta. Ga. Dear Sir The justice court for my deestrlct will be held on th 3rd.

Munday an' I want my coppy of the New Axe of 1901. I know all the Lawse that Is on enny Statue Books exceptln' what was did by the Last legislator. I tuck an oath" to deeld my cases ac- cordln to law in such cases made and provided and how am 2 a to do It when I don't know what the law is I spose I ken guess at It like the su- preem court do. but I am sworn and I want to be stints I'm rite before I go aHead. The Sprem court every once In a while differs with me on a law pint when If they would look Into the law as laid down in the Georgy Form book and the Axe of the legislator passed since and In persewence thereof as I do we would harmoneyes better.

Now this Is a speeshlal rekwest. I'm intitle to the New Axe an' I want It. I have some pecuniary cases to try and I want all the lit a I ken git on them. If you doubt me a being a Notorious Republican. go and sea Ouvener Canler.

I guess he will reekerlect giving UT me a cummishun bout a yen ago. If fuddher proof Is kneaded I ken send you my docklt and you ken sea fur yerself. Hopln yon air well an that these few lines have made a. good fvurible em- preshon on you. I reroaneTroren till death or tell I git outen oiffls.

He plainly showed the effects of a protracted spree but If you had suggested to him that possibly he wasnot a model of sobriety he would nave felt considerably offended. He was talking to-his uncommunicative friend and had exhausted the' gamut of conversation from poll tics to picnics without gluing a reply of more than a monosyllable. Finally hel braced himself thought for a moment and said Do you know thost I urn mind reaie best mind reader In Atlanta stact kn read you mind like book So questioned his friend Untatlve to Yeah Id tell you what you're thIn In' rbout rl now but I'm frald It mlr make you mad. "That's where you're entirely replied the man. If you read nay ml it might make you mad.

But since you read it already Ill just tell It to crowd. I've been thinking that about the most disreputable looking ho I ever saw to call yourself a gentleman I was also thinking that It was only' a question of time when you'll be in the gutter it you keep up this gate. thought- But the mind reader didn't stop to hear any more. Major A. L.

Hunt who has been on the road for the past twenty years. representing a Baltimore house. Is at the Aragon. Few men who carry tha grip are better known throughout the' suth than Major Hunt. lie Is known from Baltimore through Richmond In every town and city of the south Including Texas.

The major Is an old Virginian nd one of th most Interestingand entertaining talkers one meets In a daya H2 eLi He always given warm welcome In Atlanta and Is never better pleased away from home than when. la the Gate City of the Jouth. Jfenry L. MlIntQeh The Al hany on ottfle DesfttaHyJpa- pers In south Georgia was amon arrivals at the. Klmball yesterday lion William T.

Day of Jasper county- one of the leading of that ec4 tion of stale is 4 the cltyjattend- ln lKe United 1 States court. Mr pavl has been a member' of the leglslatur from Jasper and has occupied nearV ever o11 Potion of honor and trul within the gilt or the voters of tnatse lion of the state- In Jasper and adlaceil counties he is known as the moonshiner friend. Probably he has defended mo men' charged with violating lbs Intern revenue laws than any attorney In tht as the records in the governments building will show. Mr. Day.

tnouglTad-i vanced years Is a picture of physical' Milton Oths of Chattanooga owner of Ttl hattano 8a Times and part owner of The New York Times Is. at. th Aragon O. T. Ambrose.

commercial agent of the Nashville. Chat tar ooga and St. Lrmia railway reached his headquarters In tha' Austell building yesterday after a hard trip of tendays. Mr. Ambrose finds business conditions along his route en- Couraging and declares the farmer as ood business man Is hopeful of a Mrs.

C. Stern. of Athens. la among th guests at the Kimball. PETITION FOR CHARTER.

GEORGIA FULTON To th Honorable the Superior Court of Sal Coun. ty The petition of John Temple Orate ChH Daniel. Shirley V. Brooks John 8. I teens L.

j. Daniel. 1. Frank Beck. Ii 1 Thutcil J.

Prank Lester. S. GUu oiorVi M. Hope Walt R. Brown I.

DTA UC i Morris. William D. Owens. A. D.

TnomwS Hooper Alexander. John W. Zuber. ArnoW liroyipc F. B.

Muniey W. B. Silverman A. Ii. VanDyke.

William B' IPsrklj nd J- Oarwosi reepsetfully snows I. They desIre themselves their oclwt a i and sucreaMre incorporated under th name or the Atlanta New. Publishing Company Is' period of twenty years with ttx jprtrH of renewal. 2. The object of their association ii pecn- nlary gala and their business will is.

th publication of a newspaper or newspaper. I periodicals serials books or libraries. as mar I he advisable th conduct of a general prtntinf I business and the collect dlwmlntlon and publication of. new. 1 3.

their capital stock will be flrty thouunl dollar. S50000 divMed Into bar of oi hundred dollars IOO ch. Th rr- Ie lM th right to locrese the same to a. sum not I exceeding two hundred thousand dollar. 5200000 when same may be decided.

by tha. corporation. 4. Th principal office the corporation will ha In Atlanta. Ga.

but they desire thai right to ratabllih branch offices whertw ill may found expedient so to do. T. 6. They desire th right to buy and real aid personsi prot eity. to obtain and extend credits to indorpe paper to elect off leer.

Lad rock. law. have anduse a common-a al I and they pray for incorporation as foremd TV. T. MQYERS.

Petitioners' Attorney Filed In office March ID. 1602. AttNOLD nRoThp5 Clerk Superior Court. FTATE OF GEORGIA COUNTY OPPUTJ I. Arnold Broken clerk or The cope.

rior court of laid county. do hereby cert if rj that the foregoing" Is a true copy from th Die. of said court of the petition forcnanq under the name of Atlanta News Publlshinc Company. Wltnew my hand and seal of sab" court this the I Oth dsy of March. 1902.

ARNOLD PflOTiS Clerk Superior Court FuSIon County as. DUNLAP HAT OPENING DAY DERBY AND SILK HATS Thursday Feb 27th. Fitkir This I th room an wate BUtt. gOOd 8ZUO Bulle tin COP Rtnt I HELP Male. WANTED-A clan mea cook for bulldlngAt- an sa ad re We11 eek No1 WANTED-For i a w' Fra WANT Aehe.

ilege. ey tem IJ1 clal toda a I quar nte I bid best need Quested. Son. WANTED njfUre painting. tinting.

WANTED-Female. VANTED-Energetlc lady with good ad- ou eILof se70 mp ny Co mrtlt utJOn. WANTED-Agent. MOST I WANTED-Only Sout rn o. WANTED fl to carry a specialty necer ANTED-A Experienced GoOD ftxtur 9 for F1tzg red gw tlimo sEii fI TE' ARCHITECTS.

1 i I erta eab the I Austell Ii t. mone l. a throu hout buUd te I rek 1' Inznan grtr Ue 1 A a ot at Isa relf r. et Norsnendie Open 11 LOST II Fln er On Jfr rei't atu afe Optolan In Prt' criplion i po I H. r4.

ASHE 1 1. ED nt tl I I lar Ph one Any pan of Sale-Chickens HO ks llEts la ng Rouses room tRI clt th1' r' RENT-Endue. I Ice I Ea RENT-Furnished RENT-Miscellaneous. ftO offl ba. mtnt r.

Yo WANTED-Furnished Young AVILS cn Enilllb Penny. lI rlal na oth hch ster II I SALE-Bonds. PER CENT DO A strtct y' am 20. WAT ree t. Peac ree.

I natl ndJ 9wIr t. Ph neos N' st lour STEINWA SO S' ex rt tun lr. rtles plea An SALE-Miscellaneous. SALE-One tn e- for45 SALE-One-horse JIe WANTED-Miscellaneous. A NICE RUNABOUT buggy In good JIon wac i rfJ t.

UNTERRACE1 t. I I It' 1 i Cadwell" I I I sed cia I a mat att be 511 day 1' slx-da I I a rEEd a. I- I elth will. stop 4. 1 ew Tom er len th lIlng.

mt I I 5. ond I II 1. SEC I 3 I RACE lIaSE I I 2 I 2 eRTH RACE-Handicap. Hel etson 5. Rol Erton 2.

1. ongs hrls pher 10 2. 1 Se sevent Crosb I ree Ra iI Da 1 Selling lnr TTag- dL D. i I tTItt 1 SW Jrdrnlan. Race-Handicap Frlt tchle.

All ula 9 on six- Sar lla. Bomera- k. I Pharooah. 1 Race I lonE' 1 2 1 that's I I Ja J. J.

MAD I nesett hlsl116o eV' Dl8 A ta come afflr esterda iak TaC Coll ellm. AtI anta toll wer ablll Ear rld er I HORSES AT SHORT PRICES UNDER Tnt WIRE IN FRONT After 1 Ttoxler l' mud hole pa Slng cut ling stun led ere Sh rt re tra heav Jock I. Dl5 rlct ten th heay I RACE-Futurity COU Be. He TT xler 3 1- Tlmo Three 1. 1.

31-2 Seven 1. L5. RACE I Han ch 1. 5. thlr 1:29 4.

I ro 111 teed Seerr n. 1. 1 Seven Jackson1Z5 I Ra I Cl rtnette. en I lusM im Race mile Edlr borouirh. I Race-Mile er TALENT 10.

f1. eo rrt trd. 1- RACE UP. lurine I Ond Pr eagrave RACE We1JaO Wr 1:33 MEET THISWEHK theOner the Golf ae i three. day I.

Irr. WIlDt I th seasonwlll tho tj Mana er HenlEYMs Io psition wih Atnnta. Knoxvie rai- Is' thE opinon remarlng bacbal uniorm Atanta. team contrct Henle wi eithe by alolther Atanta. Te OVEomc chanc II Atanta diaond seaon Iet game figurnK vIth himsl I ca se I clea ctntract wit Atlanta Beasn OVEr.

beleve thlt wi opnln bxwJrk Atanta stronl. felow Ind bal. Apalt fom bing Iood I delverer stronj felder 3 wel a hittlui Gl Toument. nln Iolf A she opn Anrl bllrlest Evnts bet gl- I Iven Bathr Cu McKisick. Batery Ifyng MEal pia Qualf cond Qualfy Mlatcn prlented bugh.

Pze Batt ry Cu Prented Bryan. Qualfn thirv-slx Firt qualt fot rnner Th Cu ctizen. Hndlca. I ix tolf. Plzes Icore.

Cu Macr. ellhteen Moal lome. Han 1ap. ellhteen Pize pa wlnnlnl pall. prented comDay.

lrlze eah pai belt Krosl Jore. be mae Ielr Countr fonda Mach 3. Srea larle nurbr alrEadv Includin Hm thE knowr 10lprs lnks thronled dal lelt lre tillnl AKEN WS FM CAME I POL GAMS 10. frst th erle gaes betw Alk teami was toa ho Icore 1 celtnt hceanshlp hving bst lane cwd fa te cnte bst Cam Gardnrr C4mde" Un- A Kenne y. 11.

stoJ. Wooman lkens Rlgge Smth Refeee. Altx tl e. LIp plnott tr gals Cmden. Keney madi tee.

py roled AIe Ganer Sith 2. 8tevet Sudl Ficton 224 Incre Mot Cadon Campae 19 19. eual cnt. Increae al Champagls pt Qualy Tnlble Mat Cndon al. FnC.

prec- ton Chapae AR Cnventon Metl Vie Pre li- Tarbl Dnner Ct Cub Tonght. larg numbr Equitle lfe agnU wi lr Rb olng afnd cnventIn whih I tomow. Acn wil her Buth Co lna. Aabama lare numbr Gra aents 111 bnd. Mesr.

Uled Alaama Rdey Suh 11a. Dnel Florda I rve Scn Vic Pden Gg Tabl the Equitble w1 ave L. et met mer fan Fon I dtner vsing anU Cpitl Ciy I evenn Pl Tarbl. dinne th ne i na wer su tu te I Gra VI nt Klc cne a n. lanub cfarUafeI I ct et attCvt f7' t-i I i i d.

5 :1. i Dy peplaC. II D. Lw It ce b. ottouwui Aerwlertm Ime tb blO nUo 1bmn Ipf Op tb0UDam.

1 I dnl Wmro mUt deto Mr pD ul tblt net terenUntof tt oDr i' en tc rrte ot tbe tal 1 ltltTac fe plDwh btb Dt nce t. ca on abu fo Te pUobtt ad blutcID dUO cnt 8Ter bo1' dieW' eT kd I moD metot a tm tube a t. ae a IIC81lhQJ yaugoed 1 a WU I aiJ ba Wen TO lthIDIc beln jUctO for srac ka 4e WIn1 Wlt RnALYE Bw 1 I. TH i' 1 111 I. 0 te epletie da a cur ord DO et catao te cate cor profanty remarke Ma Lv nto Mira gop tl oter da' I consld strag.

tm tJr bn ae truble In Ilto mate fnd jst wai wa prQ the tt fr foe ecety to. Ao may Atanta vilae cope reent gganti si thM lite an garde mmeD andit cae getlg troube. Strane Cjme abt poking cUe aree ma Inte spa hs ml seml-ocalclY te' strets cty wI Im aveage Intetget ciien wold or 18 anl1. re on- ductor the fare dele en te or. te pa- nge.

Te me dver certat canfe an fln wan brtk a la oin dnI woUd accomQate en by 0W ltene8 wa Te prevai- custo a gnUeman talehe depl I ate dlstane fro On dy I kne entEred te wh1c wa tok a frm ham wtGut lok- it dropp moent late Ibe fald rturnM he cha I hB gven locnt pie ao once car drvr a explan- te ltua ton retun r. I Grandpa In t. ew evey man. woan ad cid te Ie wa a fellw evenby lke bt autocat in' wy dlllplnaan. anserd rler gmy sd tm drivemule ev ry deied bx Ogl mitake dire an a ter remark consideed unclied Quit dlcus- 1st emper an It wor dn 811 out le lay anyting.

Wipped hi Art ridin blok frhe sto bckone polceman. afer apogiz- make acaltt sid 1 proaniy prele repl el case aginst Be wa reord r. lawyer wa tan Afer dan witout pefix bfoe cotdere ear- Inl. 8 alment aCukt d. cnlue te or I I an famiar word Te Iaws I chan tme Ue folowing altgether unque lEt- tel recenty lbra- Gera jU1tce te pe.

leter verbati A Welbr Btate Lbran Atanta. The ju te deeatric 11 te 3d. mycopy 19 te LW8 tat on I Bttue Bok. exceptn' Wht Lst 1 lator. I oali Cae ces I povded an wat 1 sOe gess lke preA curt bt swor wa 10re Im rte bfore aHed.

Te. cour whle wih I lok law don te Gorg bk palld perlmce theeor al we bette. thllS a pshla relest. Im tnUte Ae I. hve peuniar caes tr al th Uh the.

I dout bn Notorous Reulcan Cnler gt le wi rekerle vc cumihun but a I tuder pof lede nd dt se TersI Holn Y01 wel a' the lne pad f8Vble e- preon ren7r tmdotb I te Rt ms. pIanly shae' etectofaip I tracte sree 1fro hd suggete I bmthat was notamoel have I otend wa to I uncmunictve fren nd eaU gmu erationfrU tcs plcnk ttngipIT I amonosYlle Fnlly. he brace thouKt m. O. n.

8ld kowtholt re' Atanta. s.tact- rad min lke bkl" ST Questoned hl ntt Iy Yeh Id tel 01 th rout Im fralI mlrl. mke mad" hats entrely wro rele I en i 8i red I Il juttel crd. Ive you I mOt diseptable looknc I IW cal gentean I wal i. was.

a queston tme wen youl gutt kef thl ht read r' ddnt sto any Major Hunt heenoD re entnga Bltmore houe 8. Fe carr gip beter Mth know tom Baltmore ever cty luth Incuding Te Vlrlnlan and 1 mlt Interetngand ent rtalnlng talker ea a a pleed wen Cltyo Iut enry MIntQ Te Al. bnyHec. 01 oftheest ly ta- Gra I the Kmbal reteri WIUam ofJalper count atorne of tate lon lu 1' thect tted log the State cur' mer. lestatu Jaser has.

occupie near other. poition. tu wthin th gf ton state Japer. adjcet counte Pbbly hasderendedmo chared wih volatng atorey tb. south te recors gvemmen buiding 111 Dy though ad- In ye.

phyalcl pereton. Miton hs. Chatanoog ownr The Cattnoa Tmes Te Ne Tmel thAa- on. cmmercil aent th4 Nashvie. Chatarooga rrUWY dquartn IDte' I Austel buiding ye ery afer ten days.

Ambre fnd" i I cn I the 1hpfulot er St Athen. amOig the gut Kmbal. GEORGA FTN To.tbe Hoble Supror Ct Sad C- Te ptton Templ Ort Chri" Dtle. Sirl. Brl on Oen 1 DanIIL JFrnk H.

I. tell FI lter cGt o. 1. Hop. l' Drwn 1 D.

A C. br Bryle. MuIY. BJohBon VaoD7keWUlm' 1 Pat- hurst and Garwo. TPetUIYlbwa delr.

themulve thelru IUCclBI Inclt der its Dame Atlan 1ewa PbUlhlnl CpD ro tl" plo ti. prhHel renea. Te oje thelrusolaUon 11pu. nlr Ialo ad blM wlb. the pbicaton I sp newan.

prlocall. srall bb nbrt. mt I pblcato eir alk wi nt tholn4 dolr 150 tntehB oe hun doll. SO M' Th Ight luc. al Jntwo hnd 200 semy bcldbT t.

co rpto. f. Te prlnlp1 o. of Jbe. rUO wH Atlnt bt.

tbe deln th. rlibt eblsh brcb oO yut folo xpient I Te desir th rbt bYa MUrl pnl py tclln an eX cJts I pa tetolca mal' blawa hve ndcul aCmoI an pry to Itton' a Utlon' Att Fle' ofice Uub 100. AnNOL BRYES. Cuk Buro' Cu FTAT GEnOIA UNOP TN. Anl Brle ce 1 su rio cr sl4 elty.

beRb ttlf tht th forlll t. eWct a er ptto orean" undt Atat NewlPbllhli Copny. Wln hnd cur tl Oti Crk Su ror Co FUlon unt I. I I OOI4STIru uON ATLAriTA GA1 ATITESDAY 1UZ a I 1. i.

try 7 BM1 nd c. t- Ulred. fltGa. 3 ntere. qi i 5) Frank 0 C.

pres3nted. WANTEDBookkeepe2. wh are r. LP rgetlcladywtthgood. I her i I dlv pay Broadt.

tte Aiabaznast i t. WANTED-The 1 kt rs 9 frl s. re- I. r' ft 3 2i I k' EEJturaBt is now" at. 15 17 0.

ii. ir 7. lensgrinding BiiiidngAiianta. I I lm- RENT-Houses L. ag RET ser- Three SCflersngIisbPenny by t' BONDS-A NO 5 re- D.

Yartroug2EHuner. osjjji Apply ATTHE I i5 a. tl jsaaauJ a I I I Jr a4- J- IV' I I I I I a Cl expe- ce Pet ncesecur 2s th a znd Selling 2' 1 Steeplecicase tJ. 1 IT. 2 1 Ju- Selling Bentl 1 Setting Aibopalh ou ifycu Tradesupptted 5 I ys mats I tha a deniednor dis- and wh pric til been th i-i 1:18 IL.

th. 1 RACE-Ore 1:55 4. 3. 1:36 4 Three Fonse. Race-One-half Seven II.

S708Courtier I 4 2 RACE THIS EEK the 1ty auo gb 1 ever presented Presented Presented Presented 2432 I or Vice Dinner a lent largenumber arIex4etd. ludlg tlon thatio my hundredsof tntIgetI n. nieanathatthe th 1 ugesdtdpoIsonstheb1ocd. hdevedoroeromthIsmi1adycurracornuitdeteflorate. lifanypersocauzesodatabletsto only inakecilca1eceDtac8 1nn Ita t1vect ree Othezsfeed oneithwh1ch Is btnot forit 1 K0D sensemethoIottr 1 adthe arealwayicertaln a Db1LW1ttiIOOiiMcI4o.

The Lbo1scoatilg34I1rsesthscsS. oothIngandhea1Ing forpflessoresand alseases use VsWITTWIth Hu1ALVE. gee. 0 sS. Jo the a cats- wha A pta meat th om Its pqt- he that the and wasdepOsited let tam acqutl Dear th.

1 TheSprem an' it outenoms pro was not to' bid poll- knowihoat booki" antatiY I i on utit the interesting and travel. is a i editor of among a Sec ss i the city attend Da every tru that cc adacei perfection. Chattanooga the Chattarooga the enS' sell as good year the SaId Charles ii 1 ii. Oor A. Thoenq 1 Johnston ii.

lsrk 3 dOj4. pijvfleg5 the prlatii collectin as tnt share. on. 100 each They' desire the 0 th th where it be the I' prnpety. officers sad use deal 1 OP Put.

rio ertrv for ceset Iblhln is UATj Law Bro I 0 5.