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upfcii Outcome of Case of i AT TRIAL Henry Yefc WILl Arrested for SnateIn Vis Eva Smiths Pur They Are Sweet- hrarts Her Mother to Tears. The arrest of Henry Tekel. on snatching II. young lady's pocketbook which occurred Tuesday afternoon. developed yesterday into a very dramatic affair in which the young lady turned out to be the young mans sweetheart.

When the case was tried before the' recorder the scene lacked only stage settings to make it as thrilling and dramatic as any melodrama that was ever placed on the boards. The young lady whose purse was snatched was Miss Eva Smith the eighteen year old daughter of Mrs. U. S. Smith a widow who resides at No.

1 Hay den street. No sooner had the daughter and mother entered the courtroom to prosecute. as very one believed. the prisoner. the young woman walked up to the young man and spoke to him irr a whisper.

This caused the police and Judge to stare at her in wondyr. But the mother understood the situation and there was no un gleam or anger In her eyes when she looked at the prisoner at the bar. There was so much that was unique and nd bordering on- the sensational In the case and such a dramatic Snale to the woIe affair when the case ended that cnnEt be fully appreciated unless the story Is gone over step by step as was unraveled before the recorder. The police had the-first chapter about the arrest of Yekel and that was of Itself ery interesting story. The mother had the second chapter about the ypnng man atd the girl carrying on a.

clandestine courtship. The girl and the prisoner bad the third Chapter and they promised that it wilt end. when ther la a. wedding on Easter day. What made the case so strjkingly dramatic was the tact that a young man brought.

Into court on the charge of being a snatch thief should be confronted by his fiancee and Cupid take charge of th trial instead of tha law. The Setae on the Street. Officer Joe Green stated to the court that he saw a young man. who was afterwards known to be Henry Yekel. tussle with a young lady last Saturday after.

noon near the Equitable building and the young man succeeded in getting the girls purse. She ran after him and a crowd of men. believing that was a cue of pocketbook snatching gave chase. Yekel ran athtescaped. I talked to the Kirl stated the otncer and she told me the man had taken her purse.

I got his description and had him arrested yesterday. The young lady and her mother can tell you tie rest. By this time the mother was' standing alone. the daughter having elided up dose to the prisons I wish to speak first said Mrs. Smith.

This my daughter and that man there has done nothing except follow her up for two years. She can never start home from her work but what he is tagging af- tsr her. I have tried to top it and cannot. Jr he worked and would marry I would not care' much. But he does not work anywhere.

and I do not like for my cthttt to be In any such company. I appeal to the law and to the courts to help me. I ant a poor widow and work hard. I have two sons fighting in the Philippines and my daughter has no protector. here but myself.

All the time the mother was speaking the girl pouted her lips and got closer to the prisoner. It is very plain to me. Mrs. Smith. said the recorder.

that your daughter thinks a great deal- of the young man. Young Lady's Story. yes I do. announced the young lady. And I want to say that never snatched my purse either.

rave It to me as a Christmas present and he gotmad and wanted it back. jut to tease me. I suppose. I did not want him arrested. My mother does not wish me to see any young men at I am over eighteen and able to take care of myself.

Then she looked up at the prisoner and smiled. He returned the Smile. and said to the recorder Judge I have been made to lie in a. cell all night just because I love this young lady. I met her on the streets and jokingly took her purse.

I ran because wanted to divert attention from her. I An Overture Ball It looks like JinowbaJl wea theft" When Emma Smith. Daztwwcatah A a wed-off bpwrleggadlltUe njgTQ catch chicken. TsJ presented marked- the Lean Bathff with a shjyer died from the waiting room when th froiuers anr officer name arrjr Slaughter was called. was says police maupee.

old about his going to Emma's home and The Pat Policeman went to laughing finding tier and herhusbaaci tetliig over washerwoman from Crooked. Alley came and he shook himself up- so that he upset the spittoon. "What's the matter with you asked the Lean Bailiff getting redin the face. I was just thinking- exclaimed the Fat Policeman. what a funny thing a snowball party would be In Darktown.

They've had razor balls- huh ball and policemen's clubs put a snowball would be a gleaming novelty. That has set me to thinking how many different kinds of balls there are said the Lean Bailiff. There are dancing balls and Ball masques Interrupted the Pat Policeman. And German balls. And CQd11ah balls for codfish aristocracy.

Minnie balls. Cannon balla. Base balls. Foot balls. There was a pause.

The Fat Policeman had the last go. The Len Bailiff threw himself into a deep brown study trying toroll out one more. "I've got another announced the Fat Policeman. He paused awhile to give the Lean Bailiff more time and then exclaimed Ball I I just knew you fellow would drag Into your argument before you wer done remarked the. headed clerk.

Ill get even with you if it snows. Judge Breyles loomed up-In th door and the Lean Bailiff used the' plerks desk for a drum as he called tie court to order. Oh I knew you'd bawl Iq a few minutes. said the headed clerk ash got his papers in order. "That's one more ball on us muttered the Fat Policeman.

I knew they would run alter me and not molest her In any. way I was ready to come to court and. could have got away yesterday If. I had wanted to. I love Miss Eva and am willing to die for her.

if need be. I cant understand" what Mrs. Smith has against me. I am engaged to the young lady and we are to be married on Easter day. The Triumph of Cupid.

There Is nothing for me to do except to dismiss this ease announced the record- cc. I am sorry for the mother but I will say to her that she will find It a hard matter to keep these young lovers apart. they have made up their minds to et married they will get married. Yekel thanked the court and he and the young woman started from the courtroom together both chatting and laughing. Mrs.

Smith left the courtroom alone. At the door she stopped and wept bitterly a few moments and with a vow that. her daughter must elthen give up the man or leave her house she walked away from the police barracks. Supreme Cctirt pf Georgia. Wednesday.

January 30 901. AUGUSTA CIRCUIT. S. B. 1' Blackstoo s.

Central of Georgia Railway Company. Argued. 7. Withdrawn. S.

Mike Vaughan v. A. D. Candler governor. Submitted.

e. City Council of Augusta. v. Robert Thupe. Arffuedr 10 and.

II. Wllklns Neely lone vj P. Gibson and vies versa. Argued. 12.

Withdrawn. Tile raise remaining for argument upon the Augusta Circuit will occupy all of Thursdays session and the Eastern Circuit. wm not be called before Friday morning. from the audience. The man weighed about six pounds and the woman MO.

Fore yer perseeds mid disser case remarked the llttlo prisoner I wants ter say yer hatnt rot mar rite hen- UUemlnts. Mer name an Harry Salter. Wen we will make your case a little salter said the recorder. I guess the woman w111 put the pepper In. The large heavy bunt woman said Dlsser nigger grabbed holt.

oh me in de alley las' nit an' lowed dat he war pine. tsr keeTY roe off. I yells ap. de perllce runned up an cotehed him. A flarletown kidnaping.

Recorder Broyles said. Its a good thing the policeman came up when he did. Sho wus replied the large washer- woman. Harry Salter' eyes bulged. He raised his hand arid cried out.

dramatically Jedge Bruce fee gawds sake doan yer know I nebber poulder ldnaI1ed dll omant Yes but you might have made her carry' you off replied the recorder and that would have been the same thing. This poor woman hed a. narrow escape. Sho did said the stout old woman as she tucked her hand under her chin and bobbed- her head. Sedge Belles am kirmapin er hang- la' tense in dlsser state asked th prisoner with much concern.

No It isn't. but it ought to be he was told. Ill Sac you 575. Dls sho am tuff luck muttered the prisoner as he rewaddled to the waiting room. Owine ter de gang an' all I woe dais' wus tar tr- to makeole Fat Mollie pay me de nlcke she owes me fer plckln' dat chicken abut she stoked.

NATURES WARNING Women who have not known the depths of suffering think too little of the warnings of Nature. It is only when suffering is a present reality that hey tome to realize that life without health i living death. Many women with little menstrual irregularities imagine they Ire strong and healthy because they do not suffer much pain. Then little irregularities are symptoms which' indicate coming suffering. It is well for you to Sin them Immediate attention.

Yoo cannot long ignore Natures warning. Irregular menstruation and leucorrhcu do not bother much at tint but terrible remit follow if you neglect to treat them. Raffing of the womb and an those. rackingpant in the head and beck are the penalties of carelessness and neglect. OF I Via banish every trace of Icocorrhcea and kgunsts If you fiitfufly take it you' need not suffer or live in dread of coming suffering.

Mb Brintk' found that out. when the was brought to the fan realization of what a blesimg health Is. Thus Is no reason why you should not have the same ruppy experience as she if you will heed Nature warning. Alt druggists sefl 100 bottles of Wine of Cardul wc reward you hasidseinsly. 1 must tell yo that I nave not tha least doubt' my mind thatyxmturs made a pwieet cure hi cast at null cost.

Jfo have 1 UrhfifHqc. a vef I sznpct Carded BR vfta udW dicta caiattsaoogs Tenn. A- TV tgat' fe ig a. fir eating chicken' dumpling- An dat dumplln' exclaimed Cook. who had corns from the audience cummed from mer house.

Hit wus mer game rooster. I kep' cc ruisIc. an et' tnlsslh' mer chickens tell I specs that die' Smith tad ban' in hit I hate tar spec Sis' Smith ex she me been pb ter de same church. So ylstiddy I seed mer game rooster gem' towards Sis' SmJtha back door. an' I seed hint pectin' on de grouts sedge Erlies dat oraan done bait da yad fer de rooster and de bread crumbs ton him clear up ter de door wbar she grabbed him.

I went at- ter perlice an' when dey rot dere she done kilt de rooster an had him cooked inter dumpllns. Cat am de trot. Jedgre confessed Emma. toned de rooster ter mer door an den made him up Inter dum- pllns fer me an' mertiusban' But I gUs him' mad when day souse me oh an oh Oem chickens. Dar la udder nla- gets in settdrmidt whut lubs chick- en dumplln sides me.

Ise wUUn' ter War my share oh hit an 100 did toll Oat ole rooster Inter my back door ylstiddy. It Isnit anything to be over remarked the recorder. It la-a wonder you didn't InviU Logan Cook over to your nous and ask him to. eat chicken dumpling with you. He kin hab jest es touch oh de dump- ho' en he wants tar put In Emma with a.

great show of reMroalty. No you keep ufd save him the head and the feet. suggested the recorder. Ill fine you S1515. which means thirty days In the stockade.

Tedge Brire cant lwurk de flee out In de calabooSe' asked Emma. No was th reply. You cant pick your tine work like you do other peoples roosters. Maybe It you re right good they might give you chicken dumpling at the stockade for your birthday party. POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.

AT THE STATE CAPITOL HON. F. G. DUBTGNON came up froth Savannah yesterday and is at the Kimball. Mr.

duflignon was' a visitor at the capitol yesterday and called. on Governor Candler. His call was purely II. social one Mr. duBlgnon says he Is in the city strictly on business and will be here for a day.

or two. Mr. do- Rlgnon was asked about the maritime congress which appears to have. developed a. political aspect.

It did not Internet me Mr. duflignon replied. I hardly think I would have gone there even If I had. had the time. A peddler of cheap handkerchiefs who sells all the way from ten to two dozen for a dollar according to the effect of his persuasive power upon the purchaser was doing the capitol the other day and had scored several hits among some of the officials whose sons are In the habit of looting the paternal nsouehotr drawer when he came upon Captain Tip Harrison mute office of the comptroller geil- eral.

The question of license came up and the vender of handkerchiefs Immedl. ately exhibited his receipt from the city of Atlanta. But bow about your state license' 1 Have you paid that Captain Harrison asked. This the only one I know anything about replied the peddler and his eyes opened as it he had visions of the Vanishing of a months profits Captain Harrison then read him the eighth section of the general tax act which prescribes a license of SO on such peddlers for each county in which they do business. He hat never heard of such a tax nor did he want to.

He has not been seen at the capitol since and he. wilt. doubtless play a long game of hide and seek with the tax collector before he comes across with that fifty. Slate School- Commissioner Glenn has just returned from Thomas county where he went to assist Inaugurating the special school systems provided by recen act of the legislature for ThomUv111e ah Boston. Boston's public school is at ready In operation but Thomasvlllas system will not be ready until fall II it is desired to let the private Schools fin.

tab out tile current year. Northern capitalists said Dr. Glenn have built up Thomasvllle and the surrounding country Wonderfully within the last few years and It Is hoped they untltnately be led to invest some money down there in manufacturing enterprises That Is what the people down there need. It Is true the visitors do the town some good. but jnany of them send down.

thai supplies for the season from the north and the local merchants get little or none of their trade. Manufacturing establishments are what Thomav1ie. needs and ought to have. The prison commission will take up nez week the Question of putting in aT brick manufacturing plant at the prison tarn Theta La plenty of lay of the proper quality there for the purpose is believed and many advantages might derived fromi such a plants Buildings the term night be put up in made brick. and much of the convict labor a the firm might be employed in making brick at tirnea when.

It could ho wfll used for anything else. The member the commission win fully Investigate th matter when they go down Inspect th new waterworks ystew. It is believed the brick plant Wui put in. 1 An oSlcUl atAthe capitol retelveds cu rlous rftquesfVesterday froma friend southwest Georgia. In setter lncIoain ii Court.

Negro- Said That th Of- tlc Sagging a Woman Dras-heck Xe a NaUve of Den- nurk Hansly His Fists. Pratrolman Hans C. Drasbach gave way his temper in the recorders court yesterday morning and struck a prisoner who. had been tried and sentenced. The Is ner hadmade a statement about.

the omcep which reflected' upon his charac- er. No one who heard' ed otherwise than the nelTo wastrylng to get rsvenge but Drasbach filled with anger. ollowed the negro as the-bailiff lead him' the waiting room and planted a blow In the burr of the prisoners left ear. The scene created a. ripple of excitement nd the recorder Immediately ordered- a case made against the officer for contempt or court.

Drasbath had arrested Dave Dorsey worthless negroes about th city for rambling About the streets late night and the case was tried by Reorder Broyles yesterday morning. The officer testified that he found Dorsey oat very late and as he could give no good account of himself he was arrested. The Recorder knowing Dorseys bad record. fined him 1575. The negro said he.

had been arrested Unjustly and that the officer made the case ecause he the prisoner had caught him hugging a woman on the streets. He Ju pulled me because I caught him and he was afraid I tell on ilm stated the nero The recorder entered the tine and Bal- Iff Grim took hold of the prisoner and started with him for the waiting room. Drasbach tiad stood still all the whit and then he suddenly followed up the ne- gro and struck him a. blow just as he reached the doorway. The negro staggered and fell against the facing.

Drasbach was In the act or striking another blow when the bailiff Interfered. Recorder Broyles arralnged Drasbech or centempt of court and fined him 1075. later he reduced the fine to 575. At the afternoon session of his court" the recorder tOok up the negros case again and reduced his fine from 575 to 75. The chief of police Is said to be Investigating the affair and he.

may have charg. ea preferred against Drasbach before the police board. trasbach Is a. native born Dane. He came from Denmark several years ago end was eleced on the police force about flv years ago.

He has always made a rood officer. exactly 2 and have engraved Inside Died Tan 19 1901 Nellie. Nellie the letter went on to explain was the writers favorite pet cow. and he desired the ring commemoration of her untimely death. While the letter did not state the "particular" source from whir' the 2 had been derived It is surmised that It was from the sale of "Nellie's" hide.

In which event Nellie seems to have furnished her' own monument. State Chemist P. Hutchinson recently resigned left the city last night for New Orleans where he goes to fill the position as assistant state chemist in Louisiana to which he has been appointed. His successor Joseph Q. Burton of Alabama is expected at the capitol tomorrow or next day.

The supreme court will probably finish with the Augusta circuit today. The court announced yesterday it would take up the. Eastern circuit on Friday. Deputy Clerk Logan Bleckley. ciftbe supreme court.

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TTLTO COUNTY Office December 5. I90Q- Mary 0. Dlctooo. lecutrtx vi Kill of William M. Dtckson ased repres ttU that she has tally the duties of her said trust.

and preys or lettri of dismlulon. ThU 1 tllretor 0 notify all person concerned to show ca 1 any they can on or before the lint Monday March zt why said executrix should riot be discharged said trust. W. Hi iwissrr Or GEORGIA. JULTOIf Ordinary' Office.

December 5. 1BOQ4 George T. Johnson dmlnlstrator or estate of Clatiesa Adams. eased represents that he has fully discharged he duUeS of trust and prays for letters of dlamlulon. This Is therefore.

to' notify all persons concerned to show cause. any they can on or before the first Monday Mardi next why said administrator should ot be discharged from said trait. HHULSEY Ordinary. CCOBGIA. ULfON Ordinary' Office November 7.

Peter F. Clark administrator of estate of William T. Wall eceasedC- represents that he has rally discharged th dnt of hll trust. and prays tot" letters of slon. This is.

therefore to notify sit persons concerned to' show cause. soy they can on or before the. first Monday February nut. why said administrator should not discharged from said trust. W.

it nrtstre Ordinary. GEORGIA. FULTON COUNTY Ordinary's Crllc. January IW I Tyre Jennings mlnlstrator estate of John A. Jennings de' rated represent that he has fully discharged the duties of said trust.

and prays for let- era of dismission. This Is therefore to notify 11- persons concerned to show cause if any they can. the first Monday la April next why said. administrator should not be Ischarged from said trust. JOHX WILKINSON Ordinary.

GEORGIA. FULTON Ordlnarys Office. January 9 1901 Maggie It. Strong A applledror letters of guardianship of the ptlTon and property of-Alice May Kent minor. Jer the ag fourteen years This is therefore.

to notify all concerned that the tame will be heard and letters granted therein on ha first Monday. in Febroary next. JOHN WILKINSON Ordinary. GEORGIA FULTON COUNTY Ordinary's Once January ID 1901. William S.

Shields has applied for letters of administration on the estate of Susan F. Shields deceased. This is. therefore to notify all concerned that th same will be heard on the- first Monday In February rest. JOHN R.

wiLKincO Ordinary. 10 17 24 31 GEORGIA. FULTON Ordinary's Omen December 5 1900. Albert W. Force.

administrator of rotate of Julia A. Porn. deceased represents that he has fully discharged the duties of his said trust and prays for letters of dlemision This Is. therefore. to notify all litisons concerned to- show cause any they can on or before the first Monday March nut why administrator shquM not be dlscHlrgea helm' said trust.

IV. Hi tturcv Otdnsry GEORGIA. FULTON COUNTY- Orainary' Office. December 6 1900. Nick Holmes ad mlJllatrator of estate of Louis Priest represents that he has fully discharged the dales of his raid trust and prays for letters or dlamlMlon This is therefore.

to notify- all persons concerned to show cause. it- any they can. on or before the first. Monday In March next. why said administrator should not be discharged from said trust.

W. if sIutSEr Ordinary. GEORGIA. FULTON COUNTY- Ordlnarys Office January 9. 1601.

Etta Clark admlnls- tratrtz on the estate of B. Clark has applied for leave to the land said deceased. This la therefore. to notify all concerned to She their objections. It any they have on or before tile first Monday In Feb.

rusty next else- leave will then be ranted said applicant. AS applied. for. JOHN R. WILKINSON.

Ordiaary. GEORGIA. FVLTO1 COCNTY-Ccurt Ordinary. Chambers. January 9.

1901 The aj ralsers appointed upon application or Victoria Davis Seals widow Alexander S. Seals far a tlve months' support for herself sad major children having Sledtheir return. all persons nrerned are prely riled to chow cause. If soy they have. at the next Fehrlla.

term of hi court. why said application should not ln JOHN R. wtLEtygopr. Ordinary. GEORGIA FULTON Ordinary's Office.

January B. 1801 Emma Abel has apo plied for letters- of administration on the estate or William O. Abel. deceased. This Is therefore.

to notify sit concerned that the same will heard on. tile first MSnday In ruse- next. JOHN R. WILKINSON. Ordinary.

EXECUTORS SALE. GEORGIA FULTON COUNTY th lrg hours of sale on th Scat Tuesday In February. 1901. before tile courthouse dour of Fulton county. we will sell as of the will of Olrolus Reneu.

late or Gwlnnett county. Georgia. teu ed thi following de scythed real estate. wit That tract UI' parcel of land situated lying arid being In the 14th district of originally Henry now Fulton county la the Bret ward of the city of Atlanta and bounded as follows Commencing at the southwest corner of Nelson sod Mangum streets sod extending 49 fe clone the south side of Nelson street to line of Clsaetts lot thence southwardly along Classetts tins 161 feet thence east along Backus line 73feet to Mangurn street thence north along Mangum street 164 pet to the beginning Said sale will be made to the highest bidder for cash under authority of an order stinted by the court of ordinary of Uwtnnett county at tile December term 1900. of said connfor th purpose of paying debts and distribution meng the heirs' of said state A.

B. ANDREWS so. at nttrxtt Executor of Olmlus Reanecu. Deceased. Jan 31 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR REMOVAL OS' DISABILITIES.

Minnie C. Stat. dard vs. WtJIUm L- Btgddard. Libel for DI1 voree.

Fulton Superior. Court. Fell Term 899. Verdict for total divorce 8th day of January. 1901.

Notice Is hereby given that on the' etb day of January 1801. the under' signed flied In the office of. the clerkof the superior court of Fulton county an application for removal of the disabilities resting upon him Under the verdict In the above stated cause Sid application will heard at to. terhtof said court. which commences on the first Monday In March 1901.

WILLIAM I. STODDARD. STATE OF GEORGIA FULTON COUNTY P. Jl. Audlb Jessie Rise Audltxrt Ful ton Superior X3ourl Sprier Term- 01.

84BO To Jessie Stifle Audibert. Greeting By order of court you are hereby notified that on the 29th of Ortobse I BO I P. R. Audibert filed wt against you for divorce returnable Jo the. spring term 1901 ofuld court.

You are hereby. required to be and appear at the sprint term 1901. of said court to be held In and for said county on. th flnt Monday in March. 1901.

then and. there to answer petitioners cdfflpl nt default thereof the court will proceed is to Juitlee shall appertain. Witness the lion. Liirppkln Offsitd court. Ohls the 8th day ot Be- mS JBOO.

H.VTAKNER- VI. Clerk Superior CotirtrJ Fulton County j4 i de 5 Jan 10 SI I TS i--i Vi i I BIDS FOR COAL MllledgeTlUe. Ga. January IS IBOI Sealed proposals will be' TeedTM at tb offlc of prudential committed Georgia State Sanl- lUiium. until 20th day of Februacsat IO.

o'clock to furnish this ln tltutloa wall' 600. to 6500 tons of coal. Prices to made de- livei4t aanltartani an track of MlU df ertll Railway Companri. sad on Contra Georgia riUwjjt4fJ at ward under direction of superintendent. Coal to run of mines vita slack out and deliveries to be gu and Septemer.

r.i i Certified' check tot' ISO must accompany sacS bid for-faithful performance of contract. Right reserved to reject any. and an bids. Blda. should be marked To Furnish Coal and ad dressed to.

I 7. LAMAR steward. .24 ta i atllUdgerUle Qs otoitorA. PtLTON Ordmaryi Office. November 7.

HunJ3. VVadley. dtanlstrator of estate Wary O. Wsdier. Deceased represents that Las fully dincharg- ed the duties of.

his said prays for letters of dlsinisalni This therefore to no Wy all persona concerned to show cause- It any they can. on or before the that Monday In February next why said administrator should not discharged from said trust. TV HHUL8ET. Ordinary. GEORGIA.

FULTON Court of Or ninety Chambers. January 9. I9OI. To tb heirs at law of Dora A. Bojnnan.

deceased. who raid out of said state qrg Vf. Bog. rrui having as at law and legatee applied for probate-In solemn form of the last will of said deceased you are hereby citedtobaud appear at the next March term of said mart to be held on the first Monday in March next as said will of said deceased will then. be of fr4 for probate In solemn form.

JOHN' R. W1LKINSOK Ordinary. GEORGIA. UtTOH OOONTT Ordinary's Of Ice January 9. 1901 L.

B. Austin guardian of Annte Leila Jones represents that has rally discharged the duties of hIs said trust tad prays for letters of distaleaton. This is therefore to notify all persons- concerned to show cause. It any they cast on or before th first Monday In February ntit why said guardian should not be. discharged from- said trust.

JOHN' R. 7 Ortlvary. GEORGIA. TULTON Ortlnarjrs Office January 9. I SO Martin bltt by 11 Martin creditors have applied tar let ten of admlnstratlon on the estate of Hunts White deceased.

This- U. therefore. to notify all concerned that the same will bebeard 01 the first Monday in February next. JOHN R. WILKINSON.

Ordinary. GEORGIA FtLroN COUNTT Cdnrt of Ordinary Chambers. January. I90I- To lt heirs at law of Sigmund Rosenfeld de eaee I who reside out or sent state Julius E. Somm rfleld toting as executor applied for- pro bate In solemn form of the last will of said deceased you- are hereby cited to be and appear at the next February term of said court to be held on th first Monday in.

February next as UI's will of said. deceases will then. be offered for probate in solemn form. JOHN H. WILKINSON.

Ordinary. GEORGIA. SULTOrt COCNTT Ordinary's Offlce. January 9. 1901 WUUam A.

Wright guardian of Robert 1. Jones represents that has fully discharged the dutiesof said trust. and prays for letters or dLsnissloa This la therefore to notify all persons concerned. to show cause. It say they ran on before the first Monday in February next why said guardian should not be discharged from card trust.

JOHN R. WILNINSON Ordinary GEORGIA. FULTON COtTNTT Ordinaries Office. January 9 1901 Stephen C. Glass ad- mtaistrator or theestate of.

John Mares deceased represents that he has rally charged the duties of liii said trust and prays or letters of dismission. This Is therefore notify" all persons concerned to show-cans ny they ran. on before theBrut Monday April next why said administrator should Sot be discharged from said trust. JOHN R. WILKINSON.

Ordinary OEORGL4. FULTON COUNTT Ordinary's Otilce January 9 1901 Beroerd R. Meyer administrator of- the estate of Nettle1 Metnrr Wgton deceased. represents that he has rally discharged the satins of Jils trvst. and prays for letters of dismisslon This Is.

IBere- cre to notify all persons concerned to show cause. It say they can. On or before the first Monday in April next why said administrator should not be discharged from said trust. JOHN R. WILKINSONOrdinary GiCORGIA.

FULTON COUNTT Court of. Oi dlnary Chambers. January 9. To The heirs at law of Albert O. Morgan deceased who reside out of said state W.

t5entry having Sled. an application for an. order re qulrtog tb idnatniarator of the- state of th said deceased to execute to him tUles to-land Under a bond Soc title. Toss ar hereby cited be and appear at. the rt rFrbmary terra of raid court to be held on the first Monday next in said matter will-then be passed upon.

JOHN St. WILKTNSSOX Ordinary. GEORGIA FULTON Ordlnary Office. January 9. 190i Harden L.

Cobbs has ar plled for letters of administration on th estate of Harrison I. Leak deceased. This Is therefore. to notify all concerned that the earn. will be beers on the first Monday In February JOHN R.

orflicI2cSclN Ordinary. GEORGIA. FULTON Ordinary's Office. December S. 1900.

Willis E. Ragan administrator of estate of Edward DRerrUg deceased represents that he' fully discharged the duties of his said trust and plays forletters of dlsmlsstou This Is therefore notify sit person concerned to' show cause. any they en on or before the- rst noaday is Starch nut. why said administrator' about not be discharged from trust. GEORGIA.

FULTON" UBTTOrdinifl Office. December 8. 1900. Amanda Robertson. admlnlstratril of- estate of Sctplo H.

Robertson. deceased represents thaLebe ha fully dlscoarced the duties of her said trust and prays for letters of dismission. Tbis 1s therefore to riotify nil persons Concerned to show cause. any they' co- or before th first Monday in March next- war said admin istratrtx should riot discharged from said. Ult it 74.

LSEYrOritnary GEORGIA. FULTON' cbUJrrY Ordinary's Otto. No mber 7 Wllson L. GruWC s4ipinistrstor of- estate of Mazy Av E. Wood deceased represents that has folly Ohs- charted datlesof Us said trust.

and prays for Utters of dlsmission. This Is therefore. to notify' all persons concerned show cause- It any they ten. on or before the first Monday- in February nut Thy said administrator should put discharged from said trust. W.

ii. HULSEY. Ordinary. 7 GEORGIA FULTON' COUNTT Ortlnarra Omen November 7. 1800.

John A. Hyn4s. ad- mloiftrator of tat of Albert Readier deceased represents that he has tally discharge ed the duties of his said trust and prays r. letters of dismisalon Tbla Is thereto" to nov tlfy all irsOrta concerned to show- cause. If as- ih can.

on or before She' Seef Monday Ito February next why said administrator sbould not discharge from said rust. H. IHJLSET Ordinary. GEORGIA. FCLTON Office.

November 7. 1900. S. Fitzgerald. surviving executrix of the will of Henry deceased represents that she has fully.

discharged the dut of her said trust. antf prays for letters of Tbis ls there. fn to notify all renons concerned to show' Saul. If anr they' can. on or thi nt.

MM day In February next. why salrl siscutrit shoaU not ed from ald trait WU NIJLSET Ordinary. GEORGIA. FULTON Office. ember 6.

1900. J. B. Praett. mlnlstrator of estate of W.

Cochnn di that' be has laity dlscbargea the duties or his said trust and' prays for letters of fll ml on This 11. therefore- to notify all persons concerned toSSow esOef any they can or the fipzttito4y In March next Why 1111 administrator should set dlscbsygsdJtom said zsaat4 7 vrf a. GEORGIA. FULTON COUNTY Ordinary's Offlce-jDecember 6 1900. CnariesB.

Carrier sob W. S. Ethia executors of will- of Sarah J. Klser deceased represent' that. they have fully discharged of their- said trust sod pray forletters pf dlimlsslon This Is to notify all persons-concerned to show It i any they on' or before thwtlfjt Monday lit March next why' sald- exeonton should not dlsobartsd from said H.

RCLRET srdinati' GEORGIA. JVLTOIC COCNTT- rdinary Offlc January 91901 1. 7. Walker tu applied fpr letters of Xmlnlstratloa on th estate Jff Lena1 Harrli. dca dj Tbis-lv therefore.

to notify' all concerned that the ICUBB will heanlon to first Mo aayia Fthruary vf---J OS i l' 1RWiffiUPJD1WDN' jt GAS IN COURT 1t eJRaltabIQ iAlleg dPnck tbookStealing. DRAMATIC SCENE Yektl lnr They Mother" rc. et Cklt oolc. ed thrUli Was' lr ides 18 Hayden soon enle courtroom bra. Ice judge stare wond sl atton ere wn- certain gleam I rlsonerat and St cnn allt the- firlt IVery bou rJ clande tine 111 ther' thecharire thc1r1allntead law.

nIJ louni man. rdl Eq itable re tlng Im crow 1 nd urse. 8Pi manthere cept can' rk ea. lawand but Lad got mad me arrtst see Theshe t. A pAt rOWt tJ A ttN I ft I t' il' mat er re In Ult funDYthtng balla.

cl bs thin nlr are. an mllS ues then I ult me ar ent were t. JudgeBr ylestoomed the ulI I u' he case. lmJ Yc I ig d9uC I Om one. dau hter I ve he le Cc art rg1a.

HF BlackBtooes RallwayCompan A A Nrely. v. J. I graV cae tbaEutern. Frld I 1 I ThemaII 1 wa vourcase sl ess hottob Ind.

ni Iow an' een thln d' a the concern 75 wl tng do In' trto make ole nlcl NATVRISWARli epthof rinJ lnk I1ttleot. inJSpf a th it irfcJ be Th im lvItiu tQr1 Jrre tion leuco emb ns rackinJ paIN WINEorCMID1J1 Will JuJar If biQWDytab tyouncc4not or ol. J. MIss QUtw cn. WII I UM yoawUJ NI41U LOO.botdei-.t IOO.

b4w to. lc 1r IfIa rv' thtt I fl rr trouble ub1clwrJ to ftl CIalJnets tn ft I fire Lopn' Coo roo r. an' chlckenl tl at et' ft 818' 15t1ddy ck roU oman 4 c1e wen at de en. an' d. du PllDS datruf 1 ca' de du fer uir1luaban' de scuse de ett4rmf an' 01 I I ce remerke4the 181 LqJrU1C MUS.

Hekin jesteI muchob howor tP th 1nthe II cka e. Brlte. No the ba ou I It I ON. DUBIGNON I Is t. was vlll19r nd Go ernor whlcbappeptS a.

J1 Ol1 doln amon ame 111- lIa TIson theonls JIar so11 J1n a lI ene such' co nty do' neverheard taz. been 1 I ln ame hideand aeekwlth urosswtth ate Co ssloner bu' tre I u- in th abd hool al- os svatem beready faUL 001S shout C11 nt ar. orthern havebutlt I' nc co l1 rTw. ODd" IY. wi.

thiD. hey- 1U eled na Cwnthe8 ent Prlses thevtBltor. Im anYhofthbn dqwntheir fromthe th et or' ttad ManutacturlIlCetabllah av UPDext ci etJ brick t. tr t. thit quaUtthere fo pI1 le lIeved An a amlaht be dutve4fromluch Inhom made thecotnrktlabor at' the.

be' 4' 1 i ki atttmw Itco I1 trJI1 or lIec rheISI of commlssionwUr tnves te the dO1l1ltd the 1fai rw ysi If l1 tb JIlntw li. trJ Jh up I ef" rl ii. fe i from Iii a w- Je er 12 ijJ ht hdt1Vtate4. 1 4 D'- it. reques i Iii drtq oi" tt' ttc NGR1mHFWHRlq IJSRr DNRI trolrna rDr sbach tn esHiS Ttperi dn WASrjflHEO FO COHTEMPT 1 rhatx Oaughtth.e.Of.- ticiiugg1ng 1Ur rwith to lntbe 5- mo lng een iedand senten ed.

orier hati st ter. No try1ng veni" the bailiff to wl tln and phmt Th and one of the Worthless the dty. str ets at lrt eC er knowln a. ted because th jut th fr whIl. nee' crosnd negro geredand for e4 ne Ut rore Poll board.

a on five aw ood I slde Died Nellie. Ule In tnat1t Or eans ha d. succ ssor on Alabama. c1r the of An ia el1knowQ S. up CAL1JOBlUAFIe th yalueof tire xat1u.

refres ingto temc. It2 oueperfed tlve. d1s lling gen lr ye. prompUy and en. a llng OU.

overcome hab1tua1OQDstl tion per. ent11' Its perfect tre mfrom' 9tijeeti na1 le. 5 ltaactlng lUt- We ortnita. J4eal lUtl fi uthey fleasant. tot ta te them dt itlesoftb dy and Cuuro Co.

to' tftabena1ici ta ag 1 toaVoldIJDIt tlo ple re eP1beJthe 1 ompan7i Ip k4 pacia Sy" p' Oj i Clot. FnwYomtT JorIInJra Prtc t1l i 1 I A. I EVERY HQUID io r. IheR pfFrlij AjfJQB auty INSTELLA RT JheCultiv uon QfPhysicaltBeauIY tH LBDGERMONTHLY ThISnumner TheLedvei haS. 8 andcont4lnsmoro UlIR4RY anclls' sa 1a1JJ1 WSdUl rs WID a su puo Ledg 190 So' humantI or cont1nathree I 1 tgi t.

noi lveu ear ROBERTSONNERS LEDCER-BLDGt I COU1 lrl gl Med represents is to cams. ii can is next uld no II OEORGtAFULTO COtrlTY r4InazT' Ja or icY 14 the truittnd pray. la. CO med' If th can in not RQL Ofll te the deli. disml- Ion.

there tore. pen It 8n In be OT ordnarT8 Tyre dl ten Thl8" Co" oMon next 41 Or inary. COU1 TY a Of lice e. Maggie tal 11r lanphl In age me Uera ted IblJ' 11I the orlitnary1 1901. is the me be.

WILKINSO i i itL1 De ember Albert Fo I tun dl the. is ca. if ca" Moa In whyatiadmlbtrator lIotbe dl cll COUNTTOrOlnarus 6. Nick ad-- paldtruat It--any sa1 Or In ll GJ COUNTY Etta sell tbeland of said tonoUry 1I ie. aTJ' 1901 ap- raIsers of sr t.

Bed their un rned ho I thia granted. I JlUluuyll. Emma i 1 is. co rned Is ooay i1elk tiOII WlLKtNSON I Ot. Wltllln tile- I I.

the. 1110 I sel a nftonot wi Rnlte cunty 4ee tololn scrbd tate towit a ar4ho11 fct a Hlnr Flton enty. ad ft. 11 tt tolow. Comeocln" 8utbweat come Neb tta extenlC rft alo.

eut le lsn ot. Cl. 1nc. sutwardly alcng CueU le fet thenc one lna 73 fet. tlagum there" norh Magm 8tne gnn pnt plewt ma bJda uder authorty a anted by cur ordot Gwlnettcullt Deemb ter 190.

11 ur for the pue pyl" debt an dIstibuton onC ber ld A BANRES BEULL Eseutors Reu De 31 NOCE 11' Hnle 8t. darn WUam StQ4arLlbl.for Supror Crt. Fal Tn 1899. fortotlcvoe 4iy 1901. thereby cvl ay' aout I I.

Wde aced 1led In. th omc lbecle. tU I I amff Up unde erc abve att caus. Sa1 applcaUo. wi be tbe te' of crt.

whl mml1Co IrKOar trh WIL STDD D. EOROt. 1LT CUNT" UBu Je I t. 84 To Audlber Gr. orlr cur.

at 1e1by notfe tt 20th dy Otbr. 181. ber1e4 ant tr 40r rtl" ab1eo te ten leOIod 4ort Yo a henbrulredt app pr lem sid cu Ct lt Knay I larh I eo I the awe JtUod1 P1UntI. da1thrt cou wi prd. tojUce hal ap rn Wn.

lpkn jud9fut lr th th dy ol ror rJ ajt de 2 ja alf I' 5 I i i prdlatlal cmttM Gr' Stte. S' tum 20 dy Fert 10 oclok tJ tb1 imUtuUo wlt111 150 ca Pc t. be mde. dt' Ilnn. BtIAtI a.

KtJa Rhra I Ctof rawUidQ aea. m7G Jder crtoa antende rn Jair1I TA Is Mclbd to fa1t pro 0 CIt' Rht r1 11 ad Jt 814 thold mkl- Fr1bCIand LLKR1te. 124 tue UUldre. OEOROIA orde. vmbr 7.

I 8. I Id ltt etate ara Ktue. rrus tly cIar. due. olhla tta4 pa ieUU 4alo thneror 1 ut pnc cned abo I aC tle un befor ny Febrr.

nt Id Llltto boud Gt dl hrle4 Id t. fl. HUEY. Oinar. FULTN UNTr Or- 4lat.

Chbll JaW 19ITo the a lw Dra ndle rd. ad OeV Bl' ILhav bet legat applN to prob. In Ilem1 fo lt Wtor sid deea. a Jby. Ct to.

b. IPp net arhtr hel 0 th tt Yh ne t. a wl sl deeUM wll te1 rte I 81mn tOn WILNSN' OrdI' rdlnr. OJdce oUu 11101-1 Autl gua- dia AILll oe nprnU b. ha fu dlharled dute oL Fd tM1t pry.

fo dlmlnJnThls 1 thlrtol. l0lt pn. ceme I Of o. beror the 1r Febr len sal not csaJed 4 trat. LKtNS Oiar.

aTF OI i Eli aI citors hn apie. t- amlnatrto J' lIunr Whtl 4e lotl cneAe wl bea Int Februa DIt. JOHN ISONOrdlary GEORGIA FLTON or o- dn. Chabr Jau8 IOOlTotM belr a BIlud Raenfeld. dnd ride ut sid ll Julus E.

mereld a neatop PUed. roppr slem' fon thett wUof sM deeaed yu' ae herby clt. ad' ap a Febr te Cltt onthe fnt 1loday14 Febar next a ad 1J Nd ded oler prbu aem lor OH WINSN. Onar. GEGIA FTON CtTY Otce.

Jaury WI A Rober LJol1e. npnsentsthA 1r i terroe nouy' a p. cncered. tO hw aus tbe tore 1nt onaT Fe1nary Jest 7 ad gar- I dischlrled larl tlWlt OHN WILKINSN OlnaT cm- oas 01c Jauar 91901 CGlaraad mlnlatrtor te. est John P.

Mr" repf n. tht tl 45 brge dlU. hlls4 trs an pT fo etersf dlmuon' Tlla Is tlelror to notl al perD cn te. It an te cn 01 the' 1t Iy II Aprl net by si Zt dbred ald L. WILSN.

Oll OEORGL- FLT01' II's Olc. Janaari Deer admlnltror ot Netl Helbr- 1 0n dea eprnt ha fuli dU1brg dU IB trt no pry lettr csalo Thslh fore. al pna cn ne cu. ay cn 1to thaf Yody pri est wh Id I daIaar truet I RWILKNSOIn ORGI FTON Ct'- 0 I rc li whC reldeot ot81 IteW. cQetr havt 1led plcal qulr 1 dmlsrt te the 4eu eX8 ute hi tllu lld bnd 101 tie.

Yo aN hrb. cite to I ad appr tbeDFlbr tm COt otho fnt 04. In Vebra nut 14 mtr wl-tb Hd vP onN On rT' OEORC A. FTON CVNTYIDi OllceJarur9. leOI-HIILCohb5'W pled fo lelte" utte Hcn I La dodc I.

tere tor nottl 1 lonelr4 se wi bha1d ntMondaY Februry next HN' rcar. OEORI lnaa Olc. mb' 5 1900. Rga. amItrtorotat Ed.

deaM. replII tat" lb fly' elr cha Utl8 b1ldtandpry. torleUt of41mlH0 111. the t. al Pn' eneme' hoW cauo It tley cn 1toe tbe1nt mda7 ab awU ot dJaf frm aadtr u.

it. ltLEYpr. GEOROt FiON a Ofie. Dember I. 900.

Ro Irtln. aIItrrs Cctte Sipio Robertln deued reprunU fuly dlrld te 4ute. tn. prartorleter mon1is. th refo.

ntYJl cuae. u. trt Joay net Wr td amll Isltr- no. 4 hed fr sid trU Hl1t8 GERGI FLTN' nary' Of A Novmbr Wll ru aJlto o' a A' E. Wo.

4t reptnU. 1. ba' l011 dl tdgU 1. sid ttad Dr. to Itter 4Imalon.

1 18 tbrto. tO D' allr ce. Is- eUK a the un in bf tnt Ko lr hy trator lie 41 aEORCUAFULTON" ortIlDr7 7 John A. ad mlr tor repre tntl 41ae11" tl1edutJea tJ leUe no- a aidadll be dischar so. Id U.

2 FnTON QtTNTi d1 tazY. 7 it. FU ra1d. exeeut 4l 11 dates Qther 88ld pra forStolt 41sm1u1 concem be or 14 said WUHUUIJY tmTY4r4 a 1900. otetate atW.

4 eeaH nprHeIIU bl11rU7 4 trust. dlmlbllon. to' they canpor betDre t1a. 1Io4IJ 1 tM Ordinary's i acbarCe4tbe4Utlesof tbflrsaldwat- for' letters 18. lb 11pera ma" cernedto bo rauae C8l1.

befonthe U7 xxd. WHHCUEt na otac. 81 eo Ilkfttaa tr DTh ed m. llen.i- 1t tc. If I I CON8TITUTIQN TLAP4h GA.

THtThDAZ7JAUAW 3i jOl 1- I WQN AUeCdPocketbookSte Iing3 fl ry ss va harti-ffer i enry ciarg 2 ae I f. I. a un- a wer ad the TheSpine er he wa 1 tsh af- ap- he rt 1OT rc 9tus Overtnre-BaiIa. PftrtOW1 4flLg. Zn2I1I it Bnowbal weatber' vs.

the rat5sr when be tt1ng radi ore7eater. tarr7 herself fee at1ee- I2onoriijr At tb asne tune a large. ghrtly' old hl an a I3ALL KTO EIAT lqiIA i3 it L3) 1 PO3OO ici.p I fun and- Fo- 1 aslie 4. tfI ex ept I ge th lth I ani I I. 3 I 2 I ilt ap perii Oman I ipr isa a be awc 1 ry Mc 5 Uyou neglecttotrutthem.

Fangfth wombthInpIneInthChtadand ftJf I I' thcaa it. suff wiy ot zr ou hetdNwarnut' fl 1 Ia4kurdMInTcbZ. Idoow0cxcthe4ctdgrat1hakIawiVInadCar4uI5. If Itlay wfthbsmy powesl wou1 rswardyou I you kava ssgth doubt hi thi you hays e4 You giveis a vssy 7hgnjyse snynos otiufferfog tr Ih game I diall most assuredly urge them to take WLos cit MUiE B4NTLEY. I I f- I I 5' ii 5 T' re I'T" t' 1 Logan Smlthaback tt gen roeity.

Nor you-keep the toci ade. at. on privateachools couflftyIionderUil sotlif anyo ornone next fmmsuch on en attlmea not lj matter wlfibe I at the request' yesterday which it Wi stated bed been cured tnm a pertipitar iilrve6 ivu that bu3i ring. casting tNR1iOFflCER. 11 1MITSPfiISONER- llr sba tosesHis F1E FOCQNTEMPT Caught the-Of- a- mrI with ay made heard ne ofthe an agaicstDrasbach 1 successor.

ctbe LJor. kt- laxa4 themin theeyetema parf fevers' gently yet promptly enahing ou d3 constipationper' mnenUy. freedom from' bwelSwh9ub theldeal 4. azo used butthemedthsd the. rQni kn wu aso1dbnltatlofls thoroutoffvery UALIFORN1AFiG 4 N2XctCO z2avuLLr.

I ItedPrufltFrice6Oitt SHOULD1AD FrhAirfoBiauty nu nb endcoMaIns ZL-OO A LederMontiily 1901 and CarleBlenner itis tqsale hnty. AddimROBERJBONNERSONS LEDCERTBLDGNEWYORK FELTOIr 5 kiari if dc- for I 900 4. w. C- is I all on the oedinai7a vnder If nted 10172433 I 1 can 9 the de- 9 taelv SOTtItR. 5 I ap- or gels roar wi te- feet I 6 6 feet I 900 Court DISABILITIES.

Libel Fulton Verdict 190 i. theCth darot JauuarylVOi vierk of hells iniarch ISO PB Audibert v. Pui 1905. To day 1901 bertDied ontbe cbptsini as is to-justice ff court4h1a cembdr I ceo COsrtJIuiton daJ dec-20ian It4bi S' FOR-COAL OL. 1901- at the I 0- instltutloawith' trtckl at.

Mliiedgertlle B1IlwsyCompe- at rsllwJZ tb5t1 ItWXd may cirsot aider be mads- nMsin prfl5ay. Zsae- Jaly Aw I 50- toysiect anyand lo Cosilsand to toes UUCOCSiII1CQip 7 I lion fl. of Ban A ds. trust and is therefore no- 1V IitILSET To Oeogs tV irarihavlng probe cited tbe- and of- Ordinarys 1 90 I. AnnheLelia onei he ny 9 Nabitt.

tel- be heard Court l90lTo the set merfield pits' u- William he duties ot his sat nr is. aotifyall Ordinary's Stephen the- estate did' for is- say beto the first in Ordloaryc 9. Seroerd eetateof raId personscoii erned wlLldtNpoh narr COUNTY olOt- 9 re- the- himthles are ihriextrPsbrtZar February' next. WILZTh Qlf. rde Cotibsatd se-piled the thsduties said trustand for lelisri is- to Pereoni tberirst admtntztratoTahOt1 said- trust.

w. ftUtSETflrdlasry I haS her-acid trust1 is doncerneit can en or be EULSET OrdInary. FULTON OrdinarYs November 7. A he tisedeliesof and dlscharyedfrom thathe saIdtristshd prsysfur Thlsls. it' they COUNTY a as ritat be w.

U. Ordidarps SPruett adi It B. Cochraa.da- thatbells1 6lsmislonThis ii ihbw Mrchriext. ha 5'-- Or hisry. Office PeCembcr 6- ieOO-charles B.

the of sten4 perims- concerned tfttay th57CO saidexeohtars be cam se COUNTrilinai OfSceJsnurr 9 James fprJetters I' 0eflLhIrph2 dsCcc4i TtI jnibrqatr 4 :4.