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sr THE' CONSTITUTION 13 3 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 16 190T. Interest compounded allowed in our IO4B DCl APT On and Ms Jamnry 1st 1 07 tiiLTMOitirroH. OUR TEIETH I OUB NW CORRUGATED SUCTION INSTJBES A. PIT IN ANT MOUTH Full Set Teeth HI A 00 Gold Bridge Work Fillings SOclJp S3 Plates Mid sad lltr Sams DM DR. E.

G. Uhirnn Gate City Dental Rooms 3 WHITEHALL STREET. CORNER ALABAMA and WHITEHALL Matter of City and County loud Issue to Come Up. WILL FAVOR ISSUING BONDS The Plan Now Is to Erect Magnificent Building Which Will Cost 1000000 and Will. Accommodate All County and City Official At a meeting of the joint committee If the city council and the county commission appointed to confer in regard to the plant of constructing a SIOvOOOO court house and my hall.

which win be held at 10 o'clock this morning. It is practically assured that the committee will go on record as favoring an election to determine whetner a bond Issue shall be made. Both county and city were provided at the last meeting of the general assembly with the necessary machinery in the way of leglslathe enactment authorising a bond Issue of 500000 by the city and a like sum by the county. and. as two committees seem to be a unit on toe need of' such a building as is contemplated it I tow squarely up to the taxpayers of' the city as to whether the bonds shall be Issued.

Clifford Anderson chairman of the board of county commissioners stated last night that he felt sure there would be no hitch In regard to the joint committee coming to an agreement The present plan Is to erect a building which shall cost SI 1000000 and be so arranged as to accommodate all the city and county offices. It will be decidedly the handsomest and most expensive structure of its kind In the south. SEAB WRIGHT OPENS FIGHT Prohibition Leader and L. Seely Start Anniston Campaign Anniston. Ala.

September 15 Spe clal. Seaborn Wright of Rome and 11" L. Seely of The Atlanta Georgian made speeches 1 ere this afternoon in opening the prohibition campaign In Calhoun county. The election is called for October 15. lion.

Scab Wright spoke for an hour and a halt at the opera house before. an. audience of ever I 500 men. He said the prohibition bill in Georgia in a large measure was passed through the work of the mobs in Atland an Macon. Mr.

Seely spoke first at the opera house and later to a women meet- leg. I Mark Twain. From Th New A eMit of the land of th blK wt things on nil betiidtca the Atlantic like rolonu 1U the to hemUhp re roll about him sbtng with laughter. Mark Twala Is the entente of the Saxon people. The New Brooches The quaint old- fashioned' settings are revived but beautified by the adaptations of modern art.

Amethyst Coral Opal Topaz Emerald Saj in Caboch- ans jtrt surrounded by a frame of chased or carven gold or by the daintiest of pearl- set circlets. We shall be glad to have you see these beautiful brooches and the other new things. Maier Berkele 1" Two Important Matters to Come Up REPORT ON. ARMORY BID Special Committee On. Waterworks Investigation 111 Make Report Wlta Several Recommendation Believed That Report Will Be Fully Indorsed.

lne city council will meet in regular semi-monthly session this afternoon at o'clock. Two important matters to come up will be the report from the Auditorium- Armory Company and the special coun- il committee on the bids' for the building. and the report of the special waterworks investigating corgpiittee The armory report win recommend that the bid of Gude Walker be ac cepted. Colonel Clifford. Anderson will make a statement to council.

It is believed that the recommendation of the Company and committee will be adopt- id The report of the special waterworks committee will recommend the follow- ng Improvements in the waterworks system. What Was Recommended. LOat the new water main from the river to Hemphill station be completed rapidly as possible. That the new reservoir be completed aoon as poss That a new main be laid from Hemphill station Into the cit on the north side of the city' In the near future. That the new filter plant be bought and installed as soon as possible.

That a basin be built at the river between the pumps and Inc intake so to clear the water of sand. That new clear water and new coagulating basins be built for the new reservoir. That more service pipes be laid in the' ity as soon as possible. That a new pump be placed at the river station in the near future. o1at land adjoining the new reservoir bought.

And last but not least that a new lump be bought- and placed at Hempbill station at once. All of these Improvements have been recommended by the water board and general manager. The action of this committee al though It met behind closed doors. was published exclusively in The Constitution yesterday morning. It is understood that the recommendations of committee win meet with the unanimous approval of the council.

Other matters to come before council be In the nature of routine papers which have been acted upon by the regular committees. Tuberculosis la Cats. From The Revue Vaterlnalre. Two observations which have Just been made public by M. Bergeon tend to demontrabe toot tuberculosis among cats which la comparatively frequent may be caught from human beings.

The first case is that of a cat which died to a complete state of ph hlsls af tsr having lived for several years In contact with a girl who eventually succumbed to- pulmonary tuberculosis. A post-mortem examination of the cat was made and mmary granulations were found on the peritoneum. the In testines. the liver and the lungs. The mesenterlo ganglia' were hard and of Inordinate size and contained caseous tubercle In the second case the eat.

a five- year old Angora had tired- In. condi tlons similar to those in the case just mentioned. In contact with the girl wm died of tuberculosis. In the body of tMs cat also were found abundant to- Oerculosls lesions In the Intestines and less marked ones in the lungs. In neither of these eases was the diagnosis verified by a bacteriological examination or by experimental Inoculations however.

It seems evident that the two rats took the disease from the sick girls. wnose expectorations they were frequently seen to. consume. Professor Petit of Atfort who has cot- tect a great number of observations regarding- tuberculosis among cats. drew the attention of the' tuberculosis congress of 1506 to the danger to human beings resulting tram cats Infected in this manner.

Kaiser' Press Cuttl. Agency. Froth The PlI Stall Gazette. German emperor lntereM In every- tinc Urn goer on In th world I. well known.

but not rj or the trouble Uk to keep In touch with tar- nt affairs. Accosting to a Munich news paper the kaiser rests lea three papers very day. changing th list several tines a week In oror to becom. fully acquainted' with th Mesa of all political rtle In the tale But this by no exhats t1 appetite for Information. Enr7 day th ministry for foreign affairs a a that of the interior has to provide newspaper cutUDp.

property Darned pd dated and pasted on slips reedy for the emperors perusal. These he carefully reads nuking marginal notes he goes along. lid they are then SCUpUIOasiJ tisntfled and pet said. ready for Immediate reference. Often.

too. the emperor wan. method wOald prove txvatuaM to many a journalist asks for eutUJlp' relating to the parUealac. technical subjects ta wnloli tot the tin spsetaut Utsrattsd Yesterday Tolled the Death Knell of Summer Season. AIR BRISK AND BRACINO Soon Oaten Wilt Be More Than Mere Ornaments the Hotel Bills of Par and the Straw Hat Will Be but a Stern Avis.

Pall has fell. It felt more like It Sunday than an time since oysters cane back Into styli There was a. tang to the atmosphere otr mely bracing and the number pedestrians out during the afternoon was greater than has been noted slna the early spring. Saturday night was quite cool. an the delightfully incited atmosphere hun to Sunday and with lowered clouds autumn was iealtzed In a day I was easy enough to tell that It was tall in the country by the eyed lusies the glorious golden rod am other autumnal flowers found in prolusion But on Peaohtree street about church- time the task was more difficult.

Al seasons of the year were represents ween Cain street and' Norton avenue about church time. The young lady in the purity suit maiaculate duck spoke warmly to he friend In the rakish brown fall suit. an was more than surprised to receive i cool bow In return. The. young man with the blue rg wit.

trousers at half was. stroll along only to meet his old colic chum returned tot the Tech attired li i devllsh looking green check ana with ne of those go to et suddenly upon. his think. tank ready to tall and fires. And so he procession passed It.

was any sort of day that your costume indicated. Hut altogether It was agreed to be i delightful one. Out at Ponce de Lo it was still summer and the crowds ii attendance upon this delightful amusement resort showed no abatement. as number and It Is altogether probable that it this sort of weather It will be open until after the state fall' it least. Out at Grant park.

with the leaves turning and falling a large crowd of as. ture lovers and a few nature fakir gathered to enpoy a day In the near- country. It was an out-of-doors-nay. and lanta for the most part was there. The fans In their prayers of thanksgiving or winning the pennant added an ox- ra.

supplication that today might b' fair for the benefit game to be given th team. Season Ticket Sate Opens Today. Today the season ticket sale of th jceum Course opens. The offering con- slats of ten numbers heretofore an flounced In The Constitution. The list 1' in excellent one and a large sale of season tickets is expected toy the management.

tThe course will be under the personal direction of Mr. DeLonk Rice. manager of. the Rice Lyceum Bureau ash Tenn. LUCIEN KNlOtlT IMPROVED Ills Condition Is Much BetterThau When Last Heard From.

A telegram received in the city yesterday contained the gratifying- news that Lucl I Knight toerty a well known newspaper man of Atlanta. and later a. prominent mm- lster was much Improved to health since il removal to the California. hotpital tit Luiglit has been 111 for some time ezid ii mends reared ma condition wu grow Woes serious from the reports they had meat re- calved. UATKSVILLE GA.

Mr. Chad. Roberta. of Atlanta spent Sunday here Mesa. Jertie and Fred McFIriin are In Sholiman for some time.

Mr. Arthur Brown of Macon is a guest oats. Yr. Jim Means visited Meansvllle this week. Miss Lactic Adams daughter of Mr.

and Mr TV B. Adams went to LaGrange Wednesday to enter the Southern kernel. college. Miss Louisa and Ellona Clements are visit- tne Mrs. Marion Crawford this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Ftnchet and Mines Hattie and Cora Brown spent Sunday at Warm Springs. Missel Susie and Florrte Uanvy of Thorn- uton spent Sunday arid Monday her. PREPARE FOR IMMIGRANTS.

City Council of Savannah Is Making Arrangements for Arrival. Savannah Ga. September 18 Spe cial A committee from the tty council II busily engaged to mating- preparations for the immlgran- that are' expected to reach this city next month from Trteste Austria There will be about 170 In the party. but fairly regular arrival. of steamers will looked for thereafter and it Is believed that the numbers of the immigrants arriving will steadily in- crease.

They will be distributed through- out Georgia as they arrive. Many or them It la thought will elect to go to the plantations. as they. are of class that has en largely devoted to agriculture Differing in Every Respect flavoring Extracts vanma Lemon Orange Ro st differ in every respect from all others. They are more.

uniform. more economical as it requires but a small quantity to impart the desired flavor. They are true to nature as they arc made front the BUSY WEEK IS AHEAD FOR THE COMMISSION Injunction Suit- of the Central Will. Come Up This Morning FUTURE OF LOW RATES Effort Will Be Made to Compel the Postal and Western Union Telegraph Companies to Reopen Offices at. Marietta Griffin Cedartown and Gainesville.

This will be ft busy day wtih th railroad commission of Georgia. This morning the Injunction sult of the Central of Georgia railroad. against the board to secure a permanent etopp of circular No. 334. which reduces the passenger rates in Georgia will be called up before Judge W.

T. Newman. in the federal court. la the state superior court there will be argued before Judge W. D.

Ellis i similar bill flied by the Atlanta em West Point road. Wednesday the commission sits In regular organized session for the hearing of complaints al ready rued and for receiving others. It the federal case Attorney General Hart assisted by Attorney A. Wlrnbish. of freight rate fame while in the sth.

court special counsel to the railroad commission. J. K. Hln g. will represent.

the state and will be assisted by Attorney H. Alexander. Much Depends on Decision. Upon the decisions secured by these roads in the United States and state courts will depend thefuture of- elm- liar litigation filed by the other roads In this state in regard to this same circular. That It will be a long' drawn out fight there Is no doubt and just what the decision wilt be will be awaited with interest.

The fact that th supreme court Pennsylvania recently declared tin Pennsylvania cent rate was unconstl- tuUonal' is not expected to affect tlilll litigation in Georgia at all. In the meanwhile the- public will enjoy the lowered fares and if they are stopped some enjoyment. will have been hail anyhow When the commission meets' tOt the purpose of hearing complaints on Wednesday morning there will be three more than usual Interest up. The. first of these will be' a complaint to have the commission regulate the Atlanta Baggage and Cab Company In so tar as operates as a common carrier for hi transfer of trunks from one station.

another. Theo petitioner states that the his trunk terminal station to the union the three hours an half allowed between trains and In con- tw he Was delay Atlanta twenty hours. The eelpn Situation. of MrfSJ Injmportanee is the petition rrimn Cedartown. Gainesville an ofi effect that telegraph on cities have been closed Tnt the strike s1nc mid- oo and they to.

have the commlsslbn compel these' companies to open these offices and restore corn- wrtH them outside world. This' is the first lnatatre known since the strike was declared that the state has asked to Interfere. There is also a petition on file from a Ct hMUTfr in Atlanta' to the effect that the Atlanta. Gas Light Company wont install in Kl home a slot gaTe er because. It is alleged he is behind hS hi trmer bill.

It Is claimed by him that a slot meter' Is pay fn advance and that the company cant lose. The company claims that their contracts give them the right to withdraw service when bills are not paid promptly. TTM Marietta Manufacturing and Utility Company will also appear before the commission and ask for protection from' a threatened embargo by- he state road and the Louisville and Nashville road to the effect that th will not place any more cars for them until those tracked are emptied. It Is altogether probable that the commission wit take up the matter or th Southern refusing to switch for th Louisville and Nashville road at the regular switching rates of 2 a car but who charge instead 35 cents a ton for all coal switched from the Louisville and Nashville tracks to the Southern. The commission will probably be In session several days.

New Management Takes Charge. Savannah Ga. September 15 Spe cial Tie Pulaskl Muse In this city. II today under new management. Messrs.

B. Sttlbb of Macon. and George 1. or Annlston Ala having assumed charge. They bought the leaSe or Charles IF.

Graham. who had conduct ed the hotel for many years. and made a comfortable tune theretrom. The new proprietors of the Pulaskl house one of the best known hostelries of the entire state have also purchased from MI Graham the Hotel TyDee on Tybee Island. Charge Woman.

With Stealing Huntsville. Ala. September 15 Spe cial. Sheriff Mitchell has been notified or the arrest at ShelbyvlUe. Tenn.

of Tnle Zones alias Janle Sharp a young white woman. who is wanted In Hunts. vine on a charge of horse stealing. The woman ts held In Jail lit Shelbyvtlte and requisition papers will be secured at so that she can be brought hero. Fiber Telescopes Made to carry hard- ware or any heavy matter.

Fiber Trunks made to order. if stock trunks not suitable for purpose. at. a W. Euntr Bro.

Trunk Bag Co 4 W. E. TUE2EB MBagf 77 5 PRISONERS COMING' HERE. Federal Convicts to be Trans. ferred to the Atlanta Prison.

Word has been received at the federal prison near Atlanta to the effect that Its United States prisoners from the federal penltentarte at Moundsville. W. Va. and Columbus. Ohio.

would probably transferred to the Atlanta Institution. There ate already 628 prisoners there. and accommodations ready for 700. The additional force will come for the purpose of. of-helping to do the great build log work which is going on out there now It- is seen that It wm take quite a long time and the officials he decid- ed to push it rapidly as possible.

and for this Reason more help' will sent here from the north and east. The work Is largely outdoor work. and this has been found to be the most beneficial lor all sorts of prisoners. and Is anxiously sought. after by men who nave long been confined jo work house.

It is expected that a. special- train. heavily guarded. and. rushed through' without many stops will arrive in At lanta.

probably the latter part of. the week. WORDS AND PRIZE STORY It chanced that my daughter. Eloise. aster many days of t.

Uonary studying won the five dollars in gold offered by the E. Block Company to the person who could make the most words out of the two woj 3 Block Waters. She made soniing over one thousand and it was announced yesterday that she was the winner. In tie meantime I had been fed on Block Wafers for a week and I actually dreamed that there had been a. trust between Words and Wafers' and that nothOg could be done to Block the game.

It is a great thing for a child In the family to win a prize. Yesterday telephone began ringing before breanfast and kept up nearly all day. People Were congratulating us on our smart girl. while others wanted to know how many words It took to pull in the prize One person telephoned all the way from Gainesville Ge. to know how- many words could.

really be made out of Block At high noon a good old woman called to see the family. She asked for the prize winner and we called her out while her grandmother looked as proud as a roan with a prize pumpkin at a state fair a low whisper the good old worn- an woo had called said I Just dropped around to say that you all will help me to win that prize this week I will give you half" There was no trade on. Then she asked how was done. She was told by aid of' a large tat dictionary and a lot of patience. She asked what kind of paper was used.

the make of the pencil and what lay of the week it was started and when ended. Another woman telephoned that she was trying to win the prize for an or- pnan and asked if we wouldn't sell hex the list of words we had used. Word' contests are great. things. They' get the dust off.

the dictionary teed you on good things get your smart child shown off. secure limitless glory and a golden prize N. H. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Hafe Always Bought Bears the Science In the Desert.

Paris Cot' London Standard. According- to private. letters which have reached Parts the expedition under Captain TUbo. for the delimitation of the Anglo French frontier In the region of Lake Chad 1 doing a. great deal of valuable scientific work beside.

th mere frontier work. Interpreting Officer Lenderoin who was with Major Marchand. bee compiled voluminous erle of observation on the history. man- rare customs end languages of the native. and also a dictionary of the iloussa dialect.

Pr. Oalllard in a collection or lepldop tua has especially noted and pr rve specimen. of all the varieties of files which propagate the trypanosema or pathogenous bacclllus of sleeping sickness lie has al made Interesting ethnographies studIes on all the races he bed come sorreL betns given special facilities through liii popularity with the native. whom he II. treated In illness.

U. Oarde th geologist II tiii away in the Sokow desert. tartly. Lieutenant Mercadlee ha men studying- tile topography or lbs British possessiOn' in Xbb. Argucga and th Suitanst of Sokoto.

Having- been shown bJ' Captain Uacdonnell. commanding the Sokotc mounted Infantry the organization of that corps. Lieutenant Merodlft remark. that II has almost lost Its Infantry character. and ii now practically tin.

light cavalry regiment TEN GREAT ATTRACTIONS For St 50 it you buy this week. Season tickets on sale today. Xolseless Motor Boats. Teem Harpers Weekly. One or the most frequent objections made to motor boat 0 enthusiastic amateur navigator recently remarked.

I tile noise of th exhsnst. As wettet' of fact say boat toe nude practically noiseless lid with but little trouble. Th.e exhaust pipe should go overboard about six Inches above the normal waterline An Inch should be allowed out board and then an ordinary elbow screwed on. the elbow being left free to turn. Into the el bow should be screwed firmly four feet of pipe.

say of on an one half inch To th end or the pips attach a copper wire so that the pipe may be raised or lowered at' will. This simple arrangement gives you an odorto noueleu nhsost. so soon a you have gotten onto Its operation. Pull the exhaust pip. up until your boat ha been started then drop th pipe and you will find that you are moving felsr and With I.

noise than ever before. Th. water rushing put creates a section which makes a more perfect exhan the cylinder being completely emptied of gas after seek Of conn a little tpertmeettng may necessary to determine jwt the ngs depth tor lower tb pipe by resso. of different loads or varying sgoed bat you will soon get on ta s. ON SALE U.

S. SENATOR BOB TAYLOR On of th Tan Croat Numbers SEASON TICKETS TO THE Great Lyceum Course ARE NOW ON SALE 151 2 11 GREAT ATTRACTIONS. A Whole Season of Entertainment for 4 IP YOU BUY THIS WEEK Reserved Sat Pr Fallow th Crowd to PHILLIPS CREWS AROUSED FROM SLUMBER TO FIND WIFE DYING' To. awake from ones deepest slumbers. In the still hours Just before dawn.

and' find ones life partner struggling in the throes of a. death agony choking for a breath of life-giving- ozone throwing the bed coverings wildly about In her efforts to retain a. desperate hold on life is an experience terrible to contemplate. Such was the experience W. A.

Gip- son of 97 Martin street yesterday morning about 4 o'clock. He found his wife dying beside him as he was roused from his deep slumbers her struggles In stantly he was awake. and within a brie space numbered almost by seconds he had a physician with her the skilled GIBBS' BODY IS IDENTIFIED Mystery Cleared Up Concerning Man Found in the Woods. The body that baa lain on the cooling board at Barclay Brandon's undertaking establishment for the past several da a was identified yesterday morning as that of lL of Marietta. The man mother feersel made the ldentifl- cation.

The ease has been surrounded by mystery The corpse of an unknown man was. found' lying in the woods out on BeUwood avenue near the city gates last Thursday. morning an Sour or two before dawn. There were no signs at foul play. and a coroners Jury returned a verdict of death from unknown causes.

Since its discovery the body has lain in the undertaking parlors and has been viewed by hundreds of people many of whom sought to to-identify it. ltwas once mis' takenly identified but the mistake was discovered Saturday In time to prevent the erection ot a tombstone in the name of a living man. The dead mans mot her-could throw to light on the mystery. She knew nothing more than that the stiffened form under the white sheet was all that was left of her son who. allye and well strolled away from her home near Atlanta last Wednesday morning and had not since been heard from.

Her son. was home on a visit from Cherokee county where he was employed in a- sawmill. The body will be taken to Marietta Tuesday morning for funeral and interment. ATHLETE DIES SUDDENLY. Bonny Story of North Carolina VI vertty Away.

Chapel Hill. C. September 15 Special. A elf gram containing an. announcement of the death of Captain Romy Story came to the varsity football team a few minutes after 9 o'clock this morning.

Story had been a student at the university for the past three years and had made quite an enviable reputation for himself as an athlete. He had distinguished hlmcelf in both baseball and football being captain of the football team for the pat two years and of the baseball team for his year. His place this year will be' hard to fill and has cut a gloom over the football squad. and cool antagonist facing the mysteries of death as It. fastened Us bony ftnlfCta on the throat of the gasping woman whom le had been called to save.

But even then the battle had been- lost. Death hai worked insidiously while others slept and when his batteries were unmasked the field was his. Within a very tiw minutes after her husband bad. been roused to find her dying beside tilni. Mrs.

Olpson relinquished the. unequal tight and passed to a peaceful rest. The' cause of her death was. UI. organic heart trouble.

Funeral services over the remains will be held' In' Poole' chapel this morning at 10. o'clock. In terment will be made In. Cedar Grove cemetery. EIGHT YEARS FO PERJURY Parham Sued Central for In juries That- He Never Sustained.

Rome. Ga. September. 15. Specs One of the most remarkable oases tried in Chattooga superior court at.

this term was the cue of the State against John Parham convicted of perjury and sen. Lanced to the penitentiary tar eight yean by Judge Wright. The litigation began 117 a suit of damages against the. Central Railroad of Georgia The road proved that there was no accident as alleged by the plaintiff and therefore could be no damage done to him. hence the Jury found a vtrdlct in faVor of the defendant.

This was. at the September term of the court for last year. Jndge Branham then took up the mater and personally prosecuted the man Parhm for perjury without the aid or consent of the Central railroad. FIRM I GOY COMERS HOME. Blase Was tlDIf1II1ae4 Before tsu Fire Department ed.

Montgomery. Ala. September IS Shortly after o'clock ttigbt lr department was called by telephone to the. governors mansion on Church street but the blue' was extinguished by Governor Comer and 18 son- In law :1 Craig Smith vreitdent of the stats convict commission before th firemen arrived. Tbe watt.

of th front drawing room slightly damaged by the flames which originated from lace curtain. being blown by the wind crOM a lighted gas jet. FUNERAL OP A. X. U.

DCLLOCH. The Body of president- jtouvelta Cousin Interred In Saranaab. Savannah GA September 15. peclal The funeral of Archibald Irvine vo Bulloch eldest son of Dr. and Mrs.

Joseph unoch. formerly of this city took place this afternoon at 4 orfoCK the Interment' taking placS In Laurel trove cemetery. Among the floral otter tnlll was a wreath from President toil Mrs. Roosevelt. Young Builoch wa a second cousin or the president The cards- i of the president and Mrs.

Roosevelt ac companied the wreath. Mr. Bulloch died Thursday lit Washington. California Tarn flow Mlssonri. Sacramento cat.

September Iv eTnt' Gillette his decided to' refuse th request of Governor Folk. of Missouri for the extradition of R. 7. Mtgooa end Antonia. VlOareal.

now- In Jail at Los An gelos charged with criminal. Ufc I la St Louis. Daniel Wafer Daniel Mineral Water. acts gently upon the Liver keeps the digestion healthy and thus lessens the danger of of and other fevers. The mineral ingredients it contains keep the Stomach toned up and' the Kidneys flushed thereby safely overcoming or entirely avoiding the diseases peculiar.

to the sickly summer season For Indigestion Dyspepsia Constipation and all Stemach Bladder or Intestinal troubles Daniel Water is far supe nor to any on the market It is an alkaline not a salt oz sulphur water. Is pleasant palatable and light and. its good effects upon the general health are noticeable from the be' ginning. of. its use.

If you are in doubt about the water you drinking and want an absolutely pure spring Vater order a case- of Daniel Water and avoid. all danger of taking into your system the germs of Typhoid and other dangerous- fevers. Delivered in cases of 6 half gallon bottles to any part of the city. 41 I Inte est aAVINO. DEPAMEN THE AL.

BANK' IIIOIt1lTO 110 MAW. v. 0. FIT AIT FUII 300 50e Up Platallll. Dell.

24 kj A Lh T. OO A AJfq laB rqm JOINT COMMITTEE WILL ACT TODAY Ci Coun I nt III st Omclais. 1 th two Is the' abulld. 11000000 Sl F. I 15.

Se ly here ver 1500 the. awl womena et- lni. The' 0 the btgaezt N. ol. 8U8 WhUe tto tente lo ple.

SanBhire anS rtlMJJJ 1i f'- i CITY COUNCil WILL MEET TODAY In Will port ttonBel eved 3 dl co 1ttee. The. ac- ed. of' Ing bat it new' as as. posse city ar built' as I city' be nd neVlt I at.

I th Tnb rc1l10aJs demon tub Tlulolh phthiais at- Irl In- tu be dee a8 Qnd year-old An ra Uoned ls le ions Int tines diA l1oels d1s 8e from. I ted II 1 05 on. mnan ors thi the 11 II t' vsry one Is awu. he take. rent Aec rdt MWI- kal er at.

I paPer. IT I' the eeT rI bI the 14. partl. mea ta his the In Prop rf7 1mm ref th04014 to J' oumaIbtUIta 1:1 iZ UTUMNHER LEAVES FALLING i Th on Itra ill a. any UO-l'emEly.

of and hung withlowerea y. lden' and AU ot. ear were beween of tmD Culate her and a serge tnas strolled meetha college In a one to hII I set thin for an ou alto ther a one. and. th to to op aa- near- countr out ay At- ns thank Jgfvlng for tra be the OpenaToda the Lyceum eJtCel nt Ibythe dir ctlon Bu of Better Jhan contained Lucien L.

well-known his tb IK 11 1I m. I oon yl lted weei 111 W. col1e e. Mlss an Cl menta revtelt 1. 1.

Wa 8ept mbe 5. A fromthe dty 4 immigrants stel 1era be ooke oth numb a as' a been devo ed ct Dt W. rI tc ct Rose. differ. re i parnhe Tbeyaretrueto aitheyar ma comthc BUSYWBBK ISAtlBAD MJSSION Su DFENIIS ON DECISION Be 4 Ala.

the of rmanent utoppel 334. ar ed. Ii a and heulng al- cUe allll ted AttorneyW. sta Hines st te tbefutureof be' a' th re douband the court. of atfe at.

com lalnU or I Be. It I transf 1' to f1 taIled to- deliver. from theltennl depot withIn and a sequence deayedln Telegraph next In importance Marietta and to theeffect both otnc a In those account Of strlkeslnee the die of August. seek tore rnunication for. with the been onftte gas consumer Ills gas me- der- on hts.

former gas Pay the. COmpany 108 e' dra. lce whenbl The ny alsoappear commi sionand the they' plll. th missionwin the the Louavtl1eand Na. hvllle 2 nt Southern.

cJia r. IS. Tjte F. Ala Graham conthi th a ne Char Hun vllle Septe ber 15. Sherttt I Ja le elescop I ran i tbeeffect I be 28 a no take' lon eaaon be north' fouJ son.

ners lt man At- ofothe elc. AFERS stud lo BlOCk I 80 Ing wa that was Words brea fast and. pt bow. f1im 11 y. 8tate- you allwlll w1l1glve you-half.

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