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Newspaper Page Text12 f - GOLDEN ACE I • ~ PURE OL.D H S LINCOLN CO. 5 SjIWHiSKEY guarantee these goods to be ; pure and 7 years old. None 3k bettor &t any price. Wo will s hip in plain boxe* v» r * nT address, express prr £i’ai<l at the following dis tiller’s prices: 5 FuH Betties. 53.45 IO Ful! Bottles, 6.55 12 Fui! Bottles, 7.90 iBFuU Bottles, 9.70 Your money back if not a tt a repre'ented. A sample 1 f K aw p int by express prepaid. E for '.Or in stamp*. AMERICAN SUPPLY CO.. Distillers. | Sen Muln *t.. - - WemphlA, Tenn. J J&lF1 COCAINE*" WHISIyY p lulfi tk:ss 8. M. V.OOLLEV. M- D.. Atlanta, Oil, CANCER CURED WITH SOOTHING, BALMY OILS i . - r - Catarrh, Fi>r, FiMuAU hnron i ii’l a L ■ DR. H Y fr.. Hanan* City. .TCo* MORPHINE ■ 7' - ■- 'fl • l>» . J. I • "Mepin -iim < 0.. D‘’; t L THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION’S CLUBBING LIST. . s ,. r; » a ■ :r offers : subscrlb* * :h- c .a '.es i reading matter j .-- i .k. •;■ « -■ t-.ut tsum. that ;■ - , - . be! i >■• I" gW’ !n . r ;-rion On.-r your premium r .. - It . i-e, J*.ay an'. vexation to > . ■■■.-■■. ■ —a »■ «•: -« ■■•*• ;. . w: . u . at. -saris to T." -1 ■ ; iMe.-; ■.., u 1 al one time . -• e .<f. re ; g " rJ Yaitn; If , • 5 | e The Constb t ■ ■ • .CS n •: reduced thereby. iu? .>I.OO Comoinalion Offers a a. . a ■. , e an ’. Lie < :nb- - pare: :: -a •i •. 1 -.e < ••msiltuttcm , . .-• ' -nts * >V;ep- < ■•• ih-• <» • ta* <r<a; c ° n f" A V . ’.he -a ; : . .• uth I t Ti . Jit KA US I . of ' - ■ ■. A .* \ *f; I, t!’•' .' ' S - ■. .■ ': r -.-nt of T‘.G >•"' . TIVAV'LL of A? lan 1 ■ - - f r .■»•;.<■• r. j a s the ■ . It • f C ’ 1 ■ tG farmers’ W.:* 1 •. 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BROUGHTON’S SERMON Rev. I. <l. Broughton preached la-t i.i'_;ht on ’ Deborah the Wife of Strat egy and War.” taking as his text: ’’And Dt borah. a prophetess, the wife of Lapidoth. she udg»d Israel at that time.” Judges, iv, I. “In studying Enochs wife we saw a wuman wh » got her greatness from her husband. She was Enoch’s wife Now v. »• come to stud\ a woman whose hus band got his greatness from his wile, Al! wo know of Lapidoth is that he was the husband of Deborah. This Is not an Ir. frequent condition. There are thou sands of men who wo-.dd never be known 10 the w-Ud but f>r the fad that they are the husbands of Their wives. Dave you not seen many such nun” !’•> he sure you have. They are specially nu merous in our mid i I think Atlanta lias more than her share of them. It is com mon to he ir such questions and re ive such answers a-- this: ‘Who is that man?' ‘Why. he is old sDter K - . th- Job’s hushind.’ That is the only w'<\ of iden tifying man; hatbands. The other da\’ 11 one of our courts r< man was put on the witness stand to testis- in o rase. The lawyer said: ‘W-11. sir. tell tb-c i rv what your nanm i- a id what you do f n living.' Tim man dr .!D -t oaf. ‘Well, m \ name is and m. wiS- keeps a bo.irdim: boirn. ' 1 pr-a<-.-i .against the .t :.pr 'P' -Il i’ a s.a red w id ,o h ishan.l bv S’.:, b rm n. H .sband means 'houseliav-I • <u h m-m arc not house bands 'T .-v . an’t biml anything except the niumti.-- of fUh':l wif- Tn s: ad ~f .--.idiug Li’-m b ; •■dm i woi/d • all th<in 'babbles.' whi-'h slum’s for a kind of i ; ]a\;hai7 “Sorm-l im< s. h-’w •■• s ifTmmnt -n !• r • man to take the n :ni“ f his wiir. Wh'-n w^nk-minded man m ♦•'!>. s .1 • nm •; d wan . im ma;.' yrin-d t..»- xv'ig" \ b wim' Dm i'.om. ••> mm rm.’ a mm-‘ oxmmsim D;.an the other, ami mm h m:;h» r I asked what ii w.us fur. i.':d uas told that : : <;>;.■• ■; s.t in Die uppr • < . and her ‘b. ;Dhie? ':m tom. M> : I said. 'Dial mu' do for r >-’.c hut i de. t.jre 1 v.oi.i-! sit In Dm! hie .hair on<e in a while miywaU De l .rah w.us sm-b a woma: Slip ue.s '-t’’ong-minde.l ami ;• bm - -m md. She mu -ail. j ala- isr.’mi, bat ..; -o judged a- r Her Career at the Start. "Th-- si;• s '.he him ’-m of Israel again did • •oil in Dm sight of Die* lend, umi Die L t.; sold them ini.. Dm ha id •:’ J; bin. King of « 'urswra t o' <-.-pt.’in of wa.oso b •-: v. 3 - S ’ ra ' Tms -a - griev- D- b<- ? •'■ ’A..- .’• ■ ‘l ie :» - ;i d : mc.'il. This mux '--rm! n *od. to her .Hid w through h» r- pro: mm- menty -e' •’ ' wb. ■ • ' 'm evil in no plan for Not Im g ;»q . • ■io »em-m'- 1 •!•■ - : ' < is- d mi: h wo • * a-- ‘Tie-: W;! .; .. ‘W- '"‘i Gm } - - in 1 Wih! nn 1 bo-L'. *ho h -•> t m-- S- I - ministm D<-w our h-m- - wr.- ihrd'--d y nr .Hirer - i.-:a- ■’ ” we Vyd him tell a’ ea a row: 1 b: i '■» b-- i ’ . • ‘‘; borah nas )ik ■ him Si. 'm l -d •. • • A Wild Revolutionists. > DeborahN Plan of Battle. ... . ttb S • snmrn- I I•h ah io b- h. r BLUBRO PAINTS Have been on the market for the past twelve yeais with the best results. They have Mood the test of time and we guar antee them to be superior in bodv, more lasting, ana to COVER MORE SURFACE than any other paint made. If upon receipt our paints are not enamels, varnishes and painters' suppln It tells vou how to calc date the amount ■ paint n-i:e>-ary b- paint anv -.-e surface and tells vou all you want b> know about paints LULL and painters' supplies. A postal card will bring it. It is t m-s LUYTIES BROS. MERC. CO. ST. LOUIS, MO. THE AVEEKLY CONSTITUTION: ATLANTA, GA., MONDAY, MAUCH 23, 1903. , to pi i 'e..,! with ti n tlio.isand men to eupture Jabin ami restore Israel Barak vry properß said. 'lf thou wilt go with me, then 1 will go; If not. then I will not go.' She assured him that she would go Slsera. the commander In chief of : Jabin's army, learned of the plot and ■ summoned his army with all his fine I chariots to go to meet the woman war j rior. Doubtless he thought it only a ; piece of sport. Most men think women ' are m> lighters, in spite of the fact that . : they so. >o much of it xhibited bem-ath [ ; tin r own roof.-. Th" light was very in ! i tense, though l.riof. Slsera, seeing what t i lie had t.l contend with, got out. of his I ■ eb.-.r ot :i:M rat Itelrua'a and Barak did ■ i not ce.ise fighting, however, until every j man of Jubitt's before theii sword. t I Jeboi.. ii vas not \et -.1 tisfied. A worn I an nev. r is satisfied until she v.ins the last victory. She was determined on I getting Sis'-r.i. So she planned to on- 1 trap him. fie It.id fled to the house of i J'oi, doubt:, ss ...ilie. d there for pur i pice ot getting him; for Deborah had ; said .< woman should reap the final vic : tori. So w!:on Sis-ra went to sleep .l iel ! got a I >ng nail and .a hammer and drove t i Hr nail through his head and fastened j i him to th. ground. What a pfee. of . strut.-gy this was. and what ■ strung • i ' J .at! ' Bui it . nde.l tile struggle and | , I redeemed Punishment for Sin. ■B it W" must tio.v turn from t’ni- n j 1 : .r-'-: i.ir h is! ..ri , ■ ■ tempt in:: as It is to 1 | pursue it. and gatber nt' th- main b1 : ,,ns it o li- >• I'lrst ..f all. we must ■ not fall Io 1,..w tied punishes p.-opl- > and n.i’i-.ns f-<r '■ .il doing. The enslaved ’ e-mdition of Israel that brought about tin- la.-odsiied ivis due to their -ins. Ihe Word -a-.-s. Tin. children of b-rael a.utin did ... ii in tl'a- dglit of the I.ord. and he i s.dd them mt-, tin- lainds of Jabin. t'v- I R. ; ., Canaan ' le t us nev.-r fail to I : p : . - In min.i. The X r:<\ of boil is ■ I . d oil Hi.-, people. Don't let I iinagine (tod has b-l't ;he watch tower. ; i lie know.... So:n, time ;.gj a X-ctli Car- j I ~ nni orintinal brok. jail and slsiicd in i i t i.<- w .oda : lire, da \ s and nights. He 1 ' w o -. to a farm b- - ’use and gave ; i inni-.-if ■a- saying, 'i am a gouty man I : 1 .ail : hid from th.- law, lint 1 i nild . I not. 1.i.1. from t;<.d ' ■; true < th. the , p.-n-'i : . lod I He follow.- us j and --i- fails o bring as into judg j ! ment. 'l'lime are ;n ntsands ot men j and worn, a .boa us now wit > are tread- : :n t - tie- win. pr- alum . ... coi, .. Cod 1 lias 50,,! ilu m ■’ oi tin baud >-t Jabin. i .0. ~ ..) 50..:, hep. bus not gone, i v . of slavery The bat- : : to :.e a.. lot,a, agi' .!■■- i I sus -I.ls ■ ..miner,- : tin- last foe On the • O -. . -,. pl: nep Satan fast, for- \,T. Come : p, Hmi. His bio -J makes n- fr. 0. Come aid ...... Wess vii.lt has Henri lost ill C:l- A Divine Mission. "Annin, w m-,st .e. ~..w Deborah was d bl- Ihe -'ll ollSaeSS of tl - mission. Eve:-. where she assert- ! ilf of her | ..V - Slifeh .' life ; b.m -I to bv full of . omna- .'s Xo i-t .i.-inmi, - r s-ddicr. ~ , i......,, ... ,-, *.. ;f,. ever won a i Hi • ■ '.ll ■ who :>d 1' ■■■' ■ llimsi pro i b gr'-.rt . I.’ s- . I have otto., . ; nought. <■•■ t,..:t .• ••I. ■■ sc. lib So oft ! •’- i : | . Roman s.-no ■ • < Vol 1 ' Ho. : -t (tiding . . • .■. d ,i- ntamiing ’ ‘ wt’.-i ■ : .- : . . ae ‘Cart'artd>-.en'.'a c. ■: troyod. Hist - w . 1 :,1 po; ■- ,p.. be w ,s. but he eon ■ i tin, 0,1 -id . an :■ d to "XI-'• C ' ;t ! '-'••• i >'i t3 l :i ■ i .'■■'<! ■ 1 . -<I i) ‘T! '" • • : i ,n ■ oil, ~|, ;1. u- ar l<-,n>. - • " ■.l ■ i : 't building to tl'-i vol th "So ma.-h for the 1.---.th of the man with ; ■ ... : i : ( - ' ;• 7-:: . 'S’.- 7 . ■ .' -. .-s :c,, . ‘ !i in \ irgjr.7i -i’) »v it I.! 1 t ■ 11 ' _■ ! ' Conqu L re . • ’in b'ir.tl- t • 1. 'A ‘>3’l* D .‘- : ’'!’;i W.. . ii. :■ M V »Tli • ! 1 • i • L\ - T W \ K SH EE V ' V: ‘g‘ !”?■; \ I >'s!! u: SU) shea i • ■ -■ ■ ■ • • ..fn :--..t 3. ‘ y .-.■•inf w-<*’k • : ;x". ' ? JD- cUp He ii W (S. . •. ■ : ■ r ■-, 1.. v. . S rm i way 1 ■ ••• tn ; ... ... I well, he wi ■ • * ■ m ■. •■ ■ ..nd 'i -.-. ,i ‘.rut a da yorl w > H - ! -.....! -. ‘ms ami. v-i: :i be was pieked up. , .1.1 ■ -’a !-m a ; to Ibe point that | . o. a . ’. ,■ m; with Thei s, bl he seemed to be thinking only of that until he died, for he kept saying, T didn't get it done; but she'll know I meant to finish It. won't she? I'll tell her so, for she’ll be waiting for me.’ and ho died j with those words on his Ups. "it was not long before the story was - all over the town, and the citizens built j the handsomest monument In the ceme- I tery ami Inscribed on It: 'He loved his mother.’ "Nobody Is surprised that they did. Deeds ! of unselfish love, let the object be what It I will, always cut their way Into the hearts j of men, Prayer and Faith. "But finally hers was a victory of ' prayer and faith. Her scheme was con- i ceived in prayer and executed In faith, i How many conquests have been won In I tit. some way? Or.e bitter night the In habitants of the old town of Schlcswick were thrown Into the greatest distress and terror. A hostile, army was march ing- down upon them, and new and fear ful reports of the .-ondtict °f the lawless sold!,il l wr r. hourly re mhlng the place. ■ In on- large commodious cottage dwelt , an aged grandmother with her grand daughter and her grandson. While all hearts quaked with fear the aged woman passe.l her time crying unto God that Ii- would 'build a wall of detense round about them'- quoting th'- words ot an amient lijmit. Her gradson asked why She J.rt’.i.-d for a thing so entirely im possible .■ - tiia* tied would build a wall around t'tieir lions,-; bat slm explained that he: meaning w< - only thu: God should protect tlo-rn. At midnight the ,li.:i.|fil tramp was beard, an enemy < inv pouring in .it. every avenue, tilling 1 the lions. to overflowing. But while most fearful sounds were heard on every ; side, no, even :t knock came at their I door, at w :.i..-h then w.-re greatly sur prise.!. morning light, bow-.-, :, mad-- i lu- tn.i tor cb-.i tor. just be\ ond the holts- drift snow had t;ii.----d . such a massive wall that It was impos- | : ibb- to g. over ii lo them. ' I'here -aid the . . woman, trt a mpli.i nt Iy, d" 101 l not ■■■ . . m.. .-'.'-.id that God rood r:ii-e UP a w i : around us" Glorious i n - i ..■ - - , ■ ■.. ■ «■. would a1 i 1 earn to ■ - . prayer and faith. Skep- j .i-’iiia--- -hike '. 1,, ir heads; ititi.b B may .rid -i-isvlu-m--'. but the soul that . ■ i:- fresh from God can know no <b-f. at. - -t;,. is- no w annot win, N-. ■ an- - :■- t,,.> gre.-tr. if only We know ii-it we’re with Him \\ ■' Ii : ill ::i C l tall ‘ 'The:. :« no d ns grim, I \<i S'l'H'Tt! S’ n.13'1 c!‘J V.’.i'l, If 'inly wo kiP'W Dint W‘*'rr- with Him The sun wi:i .hn i: smib'. *• *Thr r. is iv> h"HT’t ‘ full nf sin. i;f- so i'.’l sis sL.D; i. If '.c ; ; . ,sd k"..w i . x’.c'j. w't’h Him Wf i: P . ..•,■] ps- ion Kain.' ” JINGO DIED; BEASTS HOWLED Biggest Elephant in Captivity Died on Board Vessel. New fork. March IS The elephant J:n --!?;> si’.! ' ’ b. ; : ”s*. r Driu Juui- ; whi"b -■! ■ ■<! HmD v ; ■ u I\ H. D'.Jh o.’-hnc.l M-Ux’a j? ami D:- 1 b ’,’ b<><ly v. a- iU a 1 saa. A u nnlmrti - haw haugh-i in Jz>rH.l>ui. c'. i : c| i; t a.,.- n .,! nav-!•'•! siut-e f;i .. U(1 fr< 'TH D” t f •G I i H t I, >■,. ■ 1! fr-l :• ii -ii " pii'-ci 3 w.t?.. J up-- was 22 yours -id, 1L D •: hii;h, w« uxk-’i! ?-ms ami w-‘ - '.'a!u‘.’<l at a•" , - i ” mionma! n b- a• ; D a.j -’.l w " D u’. ■ twit'-* lii - .'•'k’-i <lc»wn it. 1 - .-<! p H-if.v i’. i'ia <-ri- < Du ‘-iapuai.l ar-• :.<■ '■ pir -T -i •: Jg’- r - ri’-' :: ware Dm . i ’ ■ •’t rhe ■ r_*. w hi' h r c- •si ■ days Ig p’ Dm cH'W of the <r>- •: . >n its urd. , As Gb. h day <;• ■ Dag-. - com’d Ja : icr-tw ’.V’-aker aa i a H rm- d m .as . narrow < a.i;*’ in ;i >- c : t• • g*- ■> ■■. H • wa - ch-ii.;-’ • S mh a p*is’G";; ' a i . • ’a- h ■ I. f wrt ” ! ’• ! c. ■■( <• .f V. f.- : iln: . ‘ !hr •■ da\s. It was Dus :ha i nv -a \ <a , 1 Ji.-- . • »;■ 1 lii'i; ui t : 1 * ;' : dig. ! b,' << - w.• :: i.t> L:> w - and j<iiu“ : him hi a?i ♦ ( I( pa<'i ;■. , Jingo Ts • ■ . »w : . ' io bars of tb ■ - am! -;r :-k wi ’ : ■ ’■’• ! ".at ”!■’ *■*- I ■’ '- g of D-- 12th. ’. Id 'ii*’ Jirig. ’ a s ♦ ,- , • •• . j ■ ' ci ;; v.. • ■; Or.: W‘ ’■ ‘ ’ '-■ ' '' ■ ABOUT TENNESSE TROOPS. General Hani.nli J. Ttyiny; To A:- .'range the Regiments. K.- ' ‘;. T-: - M.- - ’■ D. ,-.- . ll.c • ■ i -ton: ih, the .n ’om- :• ■: : . 0,-1 , , . mu - • ..’l] -•■ t ?■ a !• ‘ • Vr: ’. WG -•. ■ maned Iha i H D ’dim’ Jhat , < r> cirii in iw • . ma aing a i • m- ’ » - ■ ■ r. ghjt-nt- ;■ il of a* at | i■ - ; - i !t ■ ■ I. o■ m , c: 1 • •’' 1! ■ ■ t H;. it ’lie. tt !’ S t •' C' .‘ ’1 J DIO wit.:'• nit c ■,! -.a i’ c-’ing !'• ■dt It . j. d r *.• :r .u -• •• ha vo b-.-’p neo;*.-» •m» ; i w;’h Kr agg - Jory-i'.-op j > i!b-‘N to .-..J/,,, ii- c-o Dm Hoak I dand j .o.c G - apDmsiast !<■ j Inc.- W'c\ wi’i •b-'Ptoi.-.tr.-to, I i -••;.■ • i " if ' !•• ’■' ii: ■-: :h• < Warred. I't’ai f - -ri s.i’mo paid j c. ci'klv. iiid ni‘Ui»\\’ ub Ha o<i. ■ ’ \ND X TtD. (' !Xi■ • P ■ bldg . Gh'a .iao. -» RAILWAY BONOS ATTACKED Suit Filed by Minority Stockholders of tile Central Pacific. New York. March I'i -The Tnit- l States , ir.-uit i sk'd today by Waiter . Mo:head -rid G. I'.m "• llii-.de-. mlnon:.' ! -aoekho le ■- ,f ;!n- < 'e:itr:il Pm Hie Rai! j roii Cornp'.ny. a (':■ ii f-.rnin < • .rpora lion, . Io ,i. I-., null mid v dd and fraudulent i ?12o,(iOt'i,OfiO of l auds !.~-md by the Smithert I I I'dfie ’ on.p.i: ,y ;tud t'.'iitral Pacific I Railway Comj-.iny. the latter eurpmation I organized mider th- l.iw- ,f I lah, mid ; r.’:-o syi.oß'i.u.., , 5 p;-ferrod stock of the <.', ntral I’.- Li Rm!w.: v < 'mnimpy ■l'ii-- ■ .mpl.iim --t.i-.es that the i'entral P.i- it,. Railr a 1 c'omp.n' is the ownet : nf railways jp the st.::*- of < ;di oornia : ,-iid th.-H Ihr '.IWS '■< that ”ifn d > Ib't ■ permit a ra ilw.icorporation to !.-•-■ m i't'l.i!- C. ' \-’0 (if i’S < Ipil-’i! ■' I< H ’ . i til complaint < barge'• that 'h<‘ traustcr of , the propertic-: of tlv L'a i i f-Tti ia -<jrpor.;- ‘ tmn to the I tab ■ ■ uporatmii was made • without < '’iish;. r;: d-•’. was void, fraudu - | lent and illegal, .and > >k ti«;p tho oop- I stitutional r.Mns of ta«' plaintift.- rmd r i ing vahn I- < ■ their stock- It !• charge.! that the defendants, hav- 1 COSTS NOTHING TO INVESTIGATE. WRITE US FOR OUR PROPOSITION ANYWAY. TO and expenses weekly VfcO K O VUv NO SXPERiEMCE REQUIRED. SI,OOO to $1,500 Annual Income Gliy LET US START YOU f WRITE TODAY Big Profits Wf r ; c' ®J Ncw ’ uick Proccss ® “ Us R J®. OUTFIT FOR GOID. ST! ITT » S ,^ B aKa Pi a n.x«. ■ J No Humbug, Fake or m ,„„ h ß<:oio . Toy Proposition s,llz ™ 4“”' An OwiIKT we Manufacture Com - Reliable, Responsible Firm, --, <'*/ i t plcte Outfits, At! Capital SIOO,OOO. - - r Sizes SitVER Gt/TFir JW WHAT IS THE USE OF YOUR SLAVING I ; ~ . | - r - LONGER FOR SOME ONE ELSE TREMENDOUS PROFITS. Whv not •• b r r •• ■ ...... . . ' a-- . local’.t V. . .. , .. If you a.re in ’'"ne ■'ii;:' r*'l '.'.ember i dx.'-T* '■•>!: PDATTN'G !':■■ -m -• . ( he wl'l r.-t '.lm.- I- ’ -a -a •■ .IT V jh ■ •■'•••” f ! !. .G •’' “- • * - ’ ' ". ; ? " G ....... . . I "- . ' - looking ■ ■ c t • - n.r .♦ ”k ' • ' -r ! • '• ’’ _f, ' . ■ c I . - - 1 -°' v >’ ■ ■ ' • I --’I j •»> .’ik-‘ j ft 6 OO a -■ pr .f J ■ -' in ' rf'Gm'THE STIVER OUTFIT. V « • • ' -ft- ' :1- ' ■ pin V 2001 f» -PMI pro; h <kiiK . ■ f!-n 'NS, • ’ \S.‘ dp'-, T \ !:. zi: . <>p .• 1 j YOU CO DO PLATiNG SO CHEAP Di 'T •■; A ? ; i' Hi '; ‘ TH i;nr; r ’ • r . ■ *• •?; ■ • ■ ■ f ■ WRiT!-- iD*inn j rFkL» L. *<n I; - U■ ' ' V. " ■ V. ■ ■ i CRAY & COMPANY, PLATING WORI '■ " ' ' ' cess it's r.’i .z.ihi • ■.. ,■> I '. 111 r: I’. I ■ . in ■ i-X".t or- 1 rim: tg ' b.. 1 I- ■■ ■ •iii l tn - . the :<>•• pr >t- V, t: ■ 1 CASTOR IA ; For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought ~7 , Bears rhe /"V Signature of /■&/CC&444 FLORIDA BANK HAS I AILED Doors of the First National of Jack- : sonville Closed. Jn ok ■e'iv i'P'. Fin . Mr ' 1 Tin lit- 1 : mition.: hank. ;i.“ i: 1 1 in. ’rrf oldest mti..mß bank in Fi” 'u... bi ... d ' 1 ■ ■'! ii - dot ts tics morn 1: ,g It « 1 ■ <•; ,s..p p ■ tin .■:d< ■■ .r’ t >l, - •■>r: : " of the -mr.-n-y J.urns \V. Xm-v-H. of the trf.-oa?) «If;-a rtm- :i 1. is it'. . -h.-tfsc •I . pension is due to thret large loans whi> ii if.' 1 .ink h : - be' tt carryonx for more than ten years, and it wis hoped to 1.1 . ■ .-■l'Uli'd th ' ■ 107..- sale factorilv within til •<! sixty s. 'I lie bank is S' ■ ar<"l a:.- 'hist these loan-. 1- fnr a- It is possible 10 O' 1 , and upon tin r< ■■ >ni nt • 1.1;;. > ■ of the > x.t tn I n <■}'. some time ago. the bank proceeded with th,- bops of collecting rnitsiamiim; indebt* du. but the crash came iimx peeled I■■ to 1 1 1 1 od: ■. ' I official of lb.. I. ink S.i.v the: if ,'olb el ion -■ en II bl made : I'.e d.-p' l it.es wit: bo pa i i in f’ll I. Receiver Is Appointed. Jacksonville. I March 17 t s'lit of ii l .' l foo. I .' of lii' In-1 X.: t ion:’l bank, a bid of om; ’ a in 1 wl. 1;'. >1 in the , I l l■ p J Sol t- s . ‘I.: i 11 'da v b' t I 'osmo l.iitb'. against tin Lit!! ' Bro.:, phosphate and Ferliliz.iU t'omp.in.'. and the <Por gia Florida t'hemi i! ibinptnr. tn fore- ' close a mortgage of jIB.iAi op the I Hid • in smith Jacksonville, win r< tip' Lilt. Bros Phosphate plant is • it'd The hi!’ prayed so: a r.'eivei and Wal- The Bib’e Suit ; AIL •' :• <•.■;!. ’ in ■ ’ In:*- ■•-' I vv. - -w: - ft'T <'! I’t • ’•*, ’P' ’■! ’ ■ '• ‘ i H IZU ti. '.‘IS \ •’ ' Nl. W FLOK ID A CORPORATIONS. Letter,- Patent Issued by lite State Autho, ’i.ief-. "I'l- l t-. ': - I .11 u- 1- I, ; : : < -|l>‘ ’ , I .c* 1 , w s !-‘. 1 «" ; nr: ilf. roving mid <b-- m-,1 .it ~mi i■■ wu ' - - Th- ino- rp-.ra i - -rs I ■ ;. -. of M ,:.ls. -■-. Mich.; ’ ■mt ■ i. I .-' -. I ■ ' : i -d ■ . i :mi Ju m<‘ - M■ ‘ " ■ ' I >el‘'m'i:-ik I Snring-s i’i-i. I Th, ,I- , rw.-i Ir. ‘- i '--m;m>y. of i ".-m - iv.it > l-'l i.. with . -ii -- st-'.-k of T 8.-’i- -, i. I’llil b-u . F’-t . Su','!’ [> 1..'. ,--. Winchest.-r. K? . G< rge M . S.-otl -.r Decatur. G.t end D, :d N Si -■ y d it . -k: - • i. I: C. „f r., nt . ~ U- .111 ' . wUS .i mhoi izc-i to iner.-as- its e i?it-il il'-mt U“”. | -> I U TEAM and°FARM HARNESS j ideal " BUGGY < :Lj . , u*. <■ A. Mitche 1 W<< guarantee >*• e« r r*-s. ~.J Pud*. '< *n’ terift. two yw». Ths i n -meare.; . • \ I V\ 1 In.\> >l. <-fi V GRE AT Ha< genuine leather tr i, :; , k£'"W x */'*****. J ' *-E A i»EH i••c'i'uo i» €l vr ” t leather auaefertop. I f. i, ** ■Z ! ' >'X : n !.'■•••«. : a»*. '• Our llbtanrc. sal? axhs *'.!••• '. ’'Vni..ri Harners will r.l*asc v<." *n vrirrir.ings IJM) 3 atr ic “I > >*’ *’" *— • \ Jp. i-.c andqunlHy. ApreSnl ’■ - KI <»GIFsSTa\D THK TKST OF TIME. her- ..wi Ather t*am c liars fit We guarantee «nfe delivery an<l ant itfact! .m. ; a H H4KSKSS A MiHGH’I. NEXT CAT ALOG frea m r-q <st the largest vehicle We make ail st- les of harness and hurnr«u ats'< g iss .«4. c • tarns fir rh •«.•«-* . ■ f eart« r-tsl- ’» r v; wazons tnlixery a n<! express wagons, spring wagons, trneks. farm va? .» buggies | h setons, , .. . . . * ; .ft- i,e In’/}. t. ■ k and surrsy harness ext ress. spring wag n. farm, team and lumber nsrn-»> < Ar Ji m YEHS’ ii MO’s, Manufacturer* of Harness and A'ebtelea, Rept, Fl r CUH'AGO. ILl* i'■ • "i .• i i<] :;i p :• . . - I - x ; itb •! ■’■•.■• X x ■ ■ ■ >id Hi> Life Worth *70.000. .-.- ■ ■ - ’ ■<" ■*■•• ' .in -l- r.’.-t '•!<• '-.‘"W i i -litr/i’ rati'.'. ;•> v .- aw n-do : a ■ ■ • •' • = iR. 1 ’-Ibx w’l- w.i • ■ •. r.f ‘ ; r-;.. :m'•’ .■ ••inn< 3 l a • ■ Mr \\ was . • ■ Carnegie Gift. Flatly Refused. ■ X"IV fork. M I". 1 ':.. Li. ; • Mil rn.'i rope k id ; t d iy : it. 1 : I Ijit- election til l’ th. y did notwo 1 11; 1 ' ic i Jib?..' ’ibrii.ty off.: 1 . I b? And:' l w < l < ri i Tip v. . .lithi.T 1 wore in favor of rhe : gpt. ’vit ’A' : 11 outnnni'o. r"d bj th,- other ' residents, who were th,, propo ! sitinn bei’.'i’.if-e it w >:dd bind 'h’ni to I r.iisc anr.unll 1 . : nininteti;) 11 •«.