The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 5

i. TT ARCADY KfbrWiitLow Jiful editions of Mr Ardea" o. Net HOMES THEIR ICORATION HAMILTON FRENCH cticat Book of fa Suggestions illustrated. 00 HEAD JOHN URI LLOYD I Strinpown on the PJ tory of a KentucR Feud lions and border BIRCH. tvo Net t60 OMPANY IE NEW YOBS ptels of lifornia California were as far way as it is1 jif it had no other.

actions than ita0 Is it would still be visiting. It has other attrac. bluest skies the. us foliage and the late in all tw- world. re veritable palaces by gardens of ivenience and com find out what the oa at this office.

GL Iceland 1 Systenr oneldered by them rdlct. reversed. Park. for plaintiff. SIbley and George Mer- Ifendant.

Jins Central of Georgia Rsfl- Ipany. Damages. Before 1 Polk superior court. l. Without legislative corporation charged.

wltfc public remains responsible tar' discharge thereof. even after lie or lease Civil Code. 1814) Irchaser or lessee of a railroad likewise responsible for- such public duty where Ises nom Its acts of omlsajij on. Civil Code. section 1813.

there has been no sale fcut no provision made for the debts of the absorb re consolidated corporation the debts of the formtr extent of the yalue of tw pere there has been a ite sale of a. railroad Jn Inot responsible for the the grantor. for a consideration fm rn1se2 to pay th iaow ranger to the transaction action on the promise. tn i jesl In 3664. Hf3.

must be brought in ths sfl in whom the legal tatereiM Let is vested and where romleft to the latter. csa jt suit on the contract. evw undertook thereto to par. 11 Code. section 49 Tooney 72 Ga.

105. the Chattanooga Baflro i fcfld its property and ISS Ji lo the Central in conslderTOOo fcd an agreement by the I the Chattanooga compW blllties the Central was suit by a plaintiff for i alleged to have been ln making of the sale. I affirmed Barr Wright and plaintiff. A and Eander5 Davis I It of the death of Hon. erly a justice of was taken to ery mother at dread of the I danger attendant opoa most critical period her life.

Becoming I but the suffering ipation one of. eves women of the" grei i is dreaded I the danger i lo longer despOflt dressing conditions coming event and lo lie Ones at Several Places Chief of Police Satisfied That City. Officers Hive Warrants. Va. December 10 ID-Captain at tfe ontgOmXT police depart- ched the city today and says miad tTiat Albert Drlscoll and allgtd safe blowers.

ar- terd ar the parties wo safe in Montgomery Tues- ure al hundred SL Bs brought Uh him tools left blowers In their flight from burglars tools found in the jrsrill and Russell. Police Cis" of this clt ha JSrfWaiM from Chief O' ONeifl. of chief of police at. Savannah ssemer Al i. asking for de- Drlscoll Ofld Russell It is be- BeTeTthat they are wanted in a num- Sannnah Wants.

Them. jnth. Ga. December 10 Special twecaw Murphy of the police depart. ae Wt today for Mobile.

with war- ruts for the two men arrested In Mo- Ut to The warrants iw I0 out Superintendent or Pr. Garfunkel who charges the men wlth having robbed the ate of Foye 4 Ecbteln here two weeks ago. when 4 ftei sAor11 sl 70" uertntendent Garfunkel says that he teTIIthe Is II better chance to con- ylctt emen on the evidence the Saran- i police have of their having corn- jjjttrf the robbery here. He does not Consider tLt the Hie authorities togy prove strong a ca He does ot tunr. however tie Jacksonville po- Bct Till yield tarot of the Savannah uthorItles though ht' hopes they will The safe blowers were in Savannah two Ttets before they blew the Fore Zctzteh afe Tli local police have tieai their movements during this time.

It hat hen learned that the woman's jacket lotad in the men possession was rVbabl7 bought from Jackson Gut- ie or the men. who was pros- la a di gui with the evident of the safe of that iton. A United States case may be made tpfrjt th men. because they shlPPi a quuttJ or dynamite express from Savannah to. Jacksonville ille the very day ti Seannah robbery was committed.

Election at Demorest. IlSopert Go. December 10 Special Ha tt1 election held here was a ery Jam affair there being only one ticket III field. The following are the oftl- tea duseo to conduct city affairs for i9o4 Mayor J. S.

Adams councilmen. 2. IL JlBoutelie Pink Carpenter. Edward rdw. IL McMilllon.

Clerk. James of Tm. treasurer TV F. Chrisler. f.

fL ADAMS DIED YESTERDAY Member of the Adams I Cream Co. and Was Popular in the City. V. L. Adams a.

well-known business MB of Atlanta. dl cl at 9 15 o'clock es- Wayaorolng. after a long illness. JJlMd fever was the cause of Ms death. PI bad bees III for about a month.

HefeaTM a wife In Atlanta. and a moth- Jri tw brothers and two sisters naoBx City Iowa. The funeral services WIln held in this city at the residence. Walton street at 3 o'clock this after. eb Moore.

of thu Christian Ung The body will then be ajentoMiUersburg. Ky. wnere a. second the ln rment will CM i came to the city from MW about ten years ago. and has In the soda water business ever gee.

He man1ej about right years ago. 3l3ears old. and a nvmber of City lodge or the Knights of JUDGE HAL LEWJS FALLS BEFORETHR GRIM REAPER JUDGE. H. T.

LEWIS. Distinguished Georgian Whose Death Occurred Yesterday Morning at 8 O'clock at' His Home in Greensboro. Greenesboro. Ga. December 10 Spe cial Judge Henry Thomas Lewis died at his home this morning at 8 clock.

In the 57th ear of his age. Ex er since leaving the supreme court In October a ear ago. he has been In feeble health and for the last few months has been confined al most entirely to his room. Judge Lewis was married on Decem. her 22 880 to Miss Hattie Poulaln.

of Green boro She and their children survive Judge Lewis two sons and one daughter His daughter. Miss Anna Lew- Is. attended Washington seminary. In Atlanta several years and for the past year has been In school In Washington. D.

C. His sons Miles W. and Junlus P. Lewis. graduated at the university of Georgia In the class or 902.

The former has finished one year In the law depart ment of the Columbia and was therefore. In his second year when called home by his fathers Illness. He Is also survived by one brother Judge H. G. Lewu.

of the Ocmulgee circuit. and one sister. Mrs. DuBose Hill. of Washington Ga.

Judge Lewis will be buried at Greene- boro at 2 o'clock tomorrow. the pallbear- era will be members of the Greenesboro bar Judge Columbus Heard. James Darison. Samuel H. Slbl George A.

Her- rttt. Joseph P. Brown. and P. H.

Robin. son. The honorary escort will consist of the judges of the supreme court. Judge Hor. ace Holden.

Judge Jo' C. Foster Judge W. Wea er. John C. Hart and others.

The funeral will be conducted from the house by Rev. TV. J. Page of Augusta. Judge Lewis was a brilliant lawyer and had the confidence and love of all who knew him.

He had a. giant Intellect and those who knew him best loved him most. The state has lost a noble son. and eery citizen of Greene county mourns his death. Was Well Known and Admired.

Justice Lewis was well known In At- To use a homely illustration When you find yourself in the wrong and the ht Is pointed cut you. to be honest with yourself. what should you do SWITCH you are using lard for frying and. shortening and we prove to you that Cottotne is purer. more healthful more economical what wald you do' SWITCH Natures Gift from the Sunny South otto leu Cl I 1 1 Itf.

OWl lard as know. is made from. hog fat. It may or may be pure. Cottolene is always pure.

because it contains nothing but stable oil and choice beef suet. It is always uniform and. JJ Koarintea the quality. Besides it is never sold in bulk like lard. comes In sealed tin' palls and is not open to contamination.

So nea for punty and healthfulness. As to economy is richer than lard. It requires therefore wt two-thirds the quantity to secure better results. Thii i means economy. Why not do justice to your stomach and.

give it a digestible product thin an indigestible one YOW' grocer will stzrt you right with Pail of Ctcltn recipes H11 2c ttemp to pay posters and wall mafl roa py of earbook Home by to. Rorw. which contain 500 choice country noted cooVi. Keenly by THE NtFAIRBANKCOMPANTDept 285 Chfcaf9 lanta. having resided here not oniy during his term as supreme court Justice but al as a young practitioner from 1873 to 1877 just after leaving college and during part of which period was a.

law partner of Judge Edgar It Orr He had many friends In this city as welt as throughout the state and he was much admired both for hs ability end his charming social qualities. The news or the death of Justice Lewis was received with deep regret by his many friends here and particularly at the capitol where he was perhaps best- known among the officials of the state house with whom he was so long associated Judge Lewis was a member of the national democratic convention of 1884 and of 898. and It was as a member of the latter. representing the state at large. that he sprang Into national prominence by his speech placing In nomination as the democratic candidate for president William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska.

Following Judge Lewis' speech on that occasion. It will be recalled that there was a stampede to Bryan. and his nomination was soon made with practically no opposition. Ills appointment to the supreme bench of Georgia followed soon after this in 1897 when Justice Spencer R. Atkinson resigned to accept the appointment as rotbroad eor mlasoner HI was appointed by.

Governor Atkinson. and fol lowing that was elected for the full term of six years by the people. As a member of the supreme bench he was one of. Us hardest workers untiring In his research and delving to the very bottom or any case that was assigned to him for opinion and decision. It was this unremitting devotion to his work.

on the bench that finally undermined hl health and necessitated his retirement from the supreme court In October. 1902. He was succeeded by Judge John S. Candler. Following his retirement he spent some time In the north in search of health ml finally retired to his home- In Greensboro His Early Lit Justice Lewis was born at.

Oxford. Ga. October 21. 1847 arid was the son of Colonel and Mrs. Miles IV.

Lewis. Fob lowing his early education he went I Emory College Oxford from where ha I was graduated with distinction In 1873. He was at the outbreak of the civil war in the' Georgia Military institute. front where he went Into the confederate army with the Georgia Cadets. and remained until the close of the war.

When he concluded hl education. he first taught school for two years at Clinton In Jones county. Then In 1873 he moved to Atlanta as stated and began the practice of law. It was here that he formed his law partnership with Judge Ed H. Orr and he was afterwards assistant state school commission- er under Commissioner Orr.

It wa about 1877 that Justice Lewis moved back to Greensboro and. there practiced law until his appointment to. the supreme court bench in 1897. When the news of Justice Lewis' death reached the capitol telegrams of cond loots were sent. to his wife by Chief Justice Simmons.

of the. supreme court Governor' Terrell and other officials at the- capitol. Justices' Andrew :1. Cobb and W. H.

Fish will KO to reensbor3 to attend the funeral as will also R. L. D. McAllister who for several years was Judge Lewis' secretary. Attorney Gen era.

Jolla C. Hart who has been a life long friend of Justice Lewis. will iho go to Greensboro to attend the funeral. John C. Pope Augusta as Augusta.

Ga. December 10 Special John C. Pope- died suddenly tonight. of apoplexy. For' many years he has been head man In the large clothing and hat store of H.

Brooks. This evening Just before the closing hour he tell in e. famting fit in the' store and was taken to the hospital' where the attack was aooplexy. He died in a short time. He was sixty odd years old end is survived by a wife and seven children.

Major Robinson Washington Oa. Washington December 10 Major Norborne T. N. ROblnson. of New Orleans who has been ill here for a month.

is dead. lie was injured by' a. bicycle. v- eral years ago. and never fully.

recovered from a paralytic stroke. that followed. Ills wife- a. daughter of Gene N. Bethune.

of Georgia. and a son orborne Robinson. Jr. of this city. viva him.

He was- a confederate veteran. a mem. bet of the Louisiana legislature city- at torney of New Orleans. and assistant so Ucltor of- the treasury in the eland administration. Cornelius Prawley Sylvania Ga.

Sylvania Ge tecem Special CorneUus Prawley county surveyor of SerrnnI and' a well known' and' highly respected clthen. died at a hospital In. Augusta last nightunder an operation. RYE WHISKEY FULL QUARTS. Golden Grain.

Rye. Whiskey Is pure old and mellow and the best the' world knows about at dollar bottle. If you don't know about GOLDEN GRAIN phone us Well do the rest. Were Atlanta agents for this' celebrated whiskey and supply the trade throughout thestate. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.

BOTH PHONBS 1467 E. H. CARROLL NO. 16 MARIETTA STREET. Mr.

Prawley left here yesterday morning. accompanied by Dr. A. Lewis and while his friends knew. that was a sick man.

they did not apprehend how serious his condition was and the news of his death canto as a shock this morn. in Robert Meek. Oallatin lean. Nashville. Tenn.

Deember 10 Colonel Robert Meek died at his home In this morning. He was superintendent of the Chesapeake and Nashville railroad. and was at on time associated with the late CoUls P. Huntington. Baron Arthur Rothschild Dead.

London. December 10 A dispatch to A. news agency from Monte Carlo announces the death there today of Baron Arthur de Rothschild. TANT SHOOTS AT THOMPSON Difficulty jtMilledeeville Be- tweenTwo Young Men. MIHedg Ga.

December 10 Spe cial A most serious shooting affair was narrowly avoided in this city this evening by the close range andslz of the pistol on one side and on the other by active efforts of the bj slanders Sam. Tant had some words some time ago with Homer Thompson. the electrician of the Mllledgeillle electric plant. At that time they were working together and Mr. Tant thought that he lost his position through the representations as to his work made to that company by Thompson.

For some time they have not beep on speaking terms. Tant said tonight that he had. been told that Mr. Thompson maae insulting remarks about his mother and wife. He went Into Hawkins' drug store and accused Thompson of making Insulting remarks which Thompson denied in strong language.

As Thompson. made a slight movement Tant drew a 22 pistol and tired the ball striking Thompson on the skin and glancing coming out II. few inches from where it entered on the right cheek. As Thompson ed off. Tant.

fired again but the ball was not. effective. After some words. Tant walked out of the store. going In the direction of the hotel.

Thompson rushed across the street into Maj or Horns office and secured Ms shotgun which is. kept there always loaded with sixteen buckshot in each barrel. and attempted to Tan who was walking on the opposite side et the street. He was prevented from doing so by th combined efforts of Mayor Horns and two othur gentlemen. Thompson Is not seriously hurt.

and is walking around as. usual tonight. Tant TV a arrested and is out on' SI SO bond he giving himself up to officers. Both men are considered but It is hoped the matter will stop where it Is. Thompson denies that he has made any insulting remarks About Tants family.

and claims that the cause of the difficulty was the old electric light business. ELECTED THEIR OFFICERS Annual Meetings of West Point Manufacturers. West Point. Oa. December 10 Spe cial The annual meetings of the Lanett cotton mills the West Point Manufacturing TSmpany.

the RIverside cotton millsthe Lanettbleachery and dye works. and the Chattahoochee Valley- Railway' Company were held la the general offices of these companies in West Point today and th following officers were elected for the coming year. Lanett Cotton Mills L. Lanier. president W.

H. Wellington rice president F. B. Sears treasurer. West Point Manufacturing Company- L.

Lanier president P. Ii. gears vice president H. S. Sears.

treasurer. Riverside Cotton Mills-James Pierce ROUtyHDTAB ARROW- GRAND rr A L- THE EST THE WORLD KNOWS ABOUT AT 100 BOTTLE ANDERSON HARDWARE CO. INAUGURATE AN EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF En GRAY ENAMELED WARE Lip Preserving Kettles S-quart 40e value for. 1ge quart 60c value for 39o quart. Be value tor 49c quart.

160 Value for60c Pie Pans. S-inch 120 value for 7c Muffin Pans 6 cups. 40e value for 24c. Coffee BIRtn. quart Ho value for.

JDc president X. tanler vice president H. S. Sears treasurer. t4nett Bleachery and.

Dye- Works- H. Wellington. president L. tanier1 vice president J. Gale treasurer.

hattahoochee Valley Railway Corn- pany L. Lanier- president VT. H. Wellington vice president IL Hi Sears treasurer. The reports of these companies showed' a.

large and satisfactory business and The usual dividends were declared. These corporations are consumers of about 50000 bales of cotton yearly. representing the largest consumers of cotton in the stats. They are well supplied with cotton and do not contemplate any curtailment whatever of- their production. The.

margins are very close and at- the ruling price. of cotton would almost bo extinct. but they have been Judicious and bought largely of cotton when the price was very much below the ruling price of today. They employ about 2400 hands. W2NTZ NOT YET LOCATED.

Father of the Missing Nan Denies the Report. Philadelphia. December 10. Dr. 8.

Went father of L. Wants said to day that he had. no knowledge of the re. ported rescue of his. pn from bandits as published in the morning papers.

Dr. Wants characterized the' rumors that have from time to time been published singe the-disappearance of his son. at the work of some crack brained fellow in Bristol Tenn. I wtehj' said Dr. ntz.

thar the newspapers would refrain from publish lng' these reports. They are. very annoying and disturbing- to. family. I know nothing more than I did on October Sc and if I hear anything definite I win give it to the' papers.

SECOND FLOOUIA THE ELEVATOR. Beginning. tomorrow morning we place on. sale a tremendous purchase' of Gray Enameled Ware the genuine. guaranteed first quality bought for than manufacturers.

prices from a concern closing out this entire line We are going to sell this Wore at the lowest prices ever quoted upon this quality of goods. As all housekeepers know there is a wide difference in the wearing quality of this ware and the ordinary ray enamel. Oar first qual ity will outwear three or fur of the ordinary kind and yet note this. You don't have' to pay any more in this sale than the cheap ware would cost you. We illustrate.

and pride some specials in this ad There are scores of others not listed upon which we make the same price concessions. Come in or telephone and got a com plete new outfitting in kitchen utensils. A little of your Christmas money spent that way will insure economy and comfort for months to tome. Three. Specials Not Illustrated.

4 Covered Buckets We value for 16c- Dippers OSe. value for. 14e Enamel Chambers worth 40c without the covers. We offer these covers includ- fd for each lSc H. CLAY KING DIES IN PRISON Slayer-of of David Posten Dies in Tennessee tiary.

TTashvllle Tern. December Colonel Clay King died. today In the state penitentiary where since August 11. I89 he has been serving a life sentence for toe murder of Attorney David H. Posten on Main street in Memphis.

Tht' murder grew out of a litigation against King by Posten for Mrs. Gideon z. Pillow. wt of the famous confederate officer and after whom Fort Pillow was named. Both King and Posten were widely known.

th fora being' the au thor- of Kings Digest of the Laws of Tennessee. Up to the final trial and sentencng of King factional feeling ran high and on the night the convicted man taken. from Memphis to Nashville Potttns friends chartered a special train and en- Tea Pots now this la a. wonder. ladles quart size SOc value torl8c Milk.

Cake or Pudding Pans quart size. 4Zc value tor29 Wash Basins according to size. worth twice as much priced from lOu 20c Foot Tubs 5c value. lDC Pf nAnUflAnt UU. 33 35 Peachlree St.

WEMGODJVL FOUR STORES IN ONE. Hardware Household Goods Sporting Goods and Toys Four Floors Connected by New and Up-to-Date Elevator. deavored to- overtake Kit with the avowed purpose of lynching him. King 8 wife' and daughters were at his bedside when the end 138150900 Needed for Pension Washington. Dectfoer 10 The bow committee on appropriations today au thorlzed' a favorable report on the pen slon appropriation Mil.

It. carries total of 1138150100 which is 82500 less thin the estimates submitted The bill car. He 1679500 less' than' was appropriated for pensions last year. NEW CHRiSTY BOOK. The ship of Miles Standicb I beautiful gift for Xmas.

Buehl Book WhiUhall. LE MAIRE OPERA GLASSES. John L. Moore' Sons have the Item line in. lh city.

42 North Broad Prudential building. LeftSome for Mecca London December 10. Lord Stanley of Aldtrly died' today of pn umonteFH was born in 1827 and was odutedssi G. Roman Catholic. later embracing Mo hammedanisni.

Condition of Secretary Hay. Washington. December Secrittry' Hays condition today is about the aacie a Testerday. He Is' suffering- from a slight bronchial trouble which makes him- very hoarse. 1 180 ory Ions deQtL IJD 160 i' 1 I Ii.

a is. ad ita' II I ha bIU. est t1i in. I I rat 1 veni ncc nd 1. i I T- 1.

1 Ii dl ij fn arrh1nr. 1f. rsed. 1 endant. 1 ns GeorrlaJW1 any.

i-1. dl i Ie 8vi rehaser llke se fort11tJ i EUChi. dut. f. 1 ses actsot I bUta i coris l1dated corporaUollilfI 3 1 re 1a te Ui.

not ff' tU1DlJ 4 tM 1tttrI gel tI1n promille1 i' H' must leiallntereatV Isl mJe cannot suIt. contractVU 1 nderto ok ect1o oone hitS i vendM 0 conld 11" comPVr' l1t1es. central. waI' t. p4Ir Jn1I t- af a the.

f. at1 ndera DaTfs.9t i titdeath erl this court. Satu ffi t' i Jf eh OT Tf uf a r. ttiticalpetr 4 Be oU11Di ji bu eufferifl Dll i ve il alwo rj th ii avoi ti 0 19 ger lpo I ressl eventan :1 I Olhe ill toP fA WRS AT ml MID nougM I ofPoUce tgo Who itt IT' Aztten 1Inm rglr1 in Savannah rrants. i 1 mbr xol ti N1or.

ed th ea ii at 1 It RuSsell lJ be1I yeSterday. are ed e. ttlO safelln 1 vht nd Stcur several with se th omerT. and they correspond exa t- ilo the burglars' sion of Dr. 111l Of city.

baa ed te1tgrams e1D. CI1JcIIO. ALI IIOf Rus tlI IUs Jlue4 that the anum- i of state f' SLnnnah. O. rDetective Murr hr.

t' l. o- int 1 TOfl by tPollce n. I1 um 81700. he. Tts' there 13 yict men ah.

imtttt4the Jacksonville case. tot Jac son lIcem In thlywlll nwb tore iteJD late. Io al poll actet men's 7zus by one 4 dioguise a1L the Ja lI1e morelt. Special. Wa 1Imtdalr.

pm' lJ04fKaYOr. 1 1' I1IdW. 1. lua 1 9:15 yes- aorntsg a. mt ess.

4JjI1lJdfever ehad elea erUatlier. two vol be elt sa Rev. Dr. th or1Klatlng to Mlllersburg I and Interment Adams 8 a lle HeJnarried IU 34 years te DGE' It IL' s' BE FORg T11E RlM Et i. i I I' 1 1 1 I t1 I I I 1 I t.

1 f' 1 1 I I I t. I I I roDGEH a I December. e- ear Ever Aln be ht al- marrledon em- 22. to Iss Greensboro. 1 two aughter.

so 02. law. I 0 ye 3r ne Judge 1 I burled Judge 8e Weaver lawy conMence to right f' I thd at Will do I ottoten ShorfcmWfood- lifc not you btow boi. I nfu1 ltcontlnsnothini Yie veie blo a1 ay UD frm. but a nenrsotd bu1 li no es or CO leneis wrth1fds This nthe jus ic prod ct Paln feon Ind iestjble JOUrIihtmtb 0 ttolene.

au 2CtWnD andII1IDmail JO aco11cfcurb ok. 01II1be. kse4ited rer ch MerThENLFAO1tPARTZ83 i' ttiB tL I. also pra t1t1orer IIn col ge lie man Jud as lat er re at te placingln wls. Itwl11 I I toll owed a 3 I I- one' an gned n.

su eeded Greens- Life. 21 son Mrs. lowln earl to I contederdearinjr orgla his lln Jonfscounty. as lstant OrrIt was supr nchln I thenewsof telegrams cond. otheromclals HF1shwhlllo Greens oro- Amsterwho life J' hn sp cl l.

ope Formany yenrstie ea. Thlsevemng he. falntingfit oddura I wash1 1gtonDccember jor or- 1 blnson 10a bye. erarrears foll i d. wlfee otthlscitYi' ot at.

n1ey otNew UIIstnlo the. Corn 1 ul Sy1v nis em- sP chI. awel1 I spect eJt1send1edata. ho tat nI un eJ1 C' c. jLllEN YE ql' I' Ft1LL I orldkno a out dollarbottle USaa WereAtlanta CAR OLL 0' A I 1'- i he 61 the hlscond1tIOn a Te nI Colonel I te A atMilled vlJle twee wo 111Ied IOA serlouilhooUng Was one sld l1adsom theM1l1edge1l1e the he' throughthe to.

not rms. ma Ie went' toreand denledln ballstrlldng thelkln ent red on meneel otr notetfecthe dlrcc on I aor Hornsotfke II WhIC. kePt. the. realwar1 dthe pre the yor Ierio sly aroundas was Isout 150 t' ade Abo 8 WlS el trlc.

I. of De ember an 1 1r nY mills Lanett bleachery ee eralotftces lhesecompanles the. followl Ct Mifls WH rcepreldent BSearll west Yanuf cturrnt Coinp y- LLanler presldentH. MU1 ames Pler I i. t.

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Lanlerpresl entW' fngtonvlc lLmSears comparites. and. sa 1lIi weredec1red. raUons cotton Th th wouldalmost butbey boughtlargeli. cottonwhenth was bcl i prk today.

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