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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEW8.
AATCBDAT, MARCH 1A IMF.
lodowick j. hill,
w century BXX- **•» Ml M. 1*7.
4MS
£?,|«trlc lloeexttaded to $rmCml prims
SffVtS « u "^ r ttWSK
AwSsf S &
-r^^ABOAtl-ACBRAOE BIUHT AT
*g?52 1 r„£Sd HOMO of the mttm oml
J*J3meed rouud botia# and shops of the
^'fTntlroed. TWO to beautiful prop*
t.‘iJ»»»• «'"•»}, Will bulfi up
JJPlSreaM In ynluo rapidly,
A SSas?
!^; ;;,,'„lri| Inr**. elevated. I too u 11
g-^.i'sy&K io '- w “’* ,,l ‘ 10
nZTcnt*. 125 IN CULTIVATION, HAL-
.-tTthn-e eeitiemeata; one r> niotu bewu
rnugbbuerd honor, two 4-roooj
**L .tabbi ud food honors: food neigh
KSfi, healthy lecnlHy, do, mlorrol
«r.-f..ur miles from Haxleburst, two
Km Lumber CUT. ttmllr Maddox; boat
SaToi o" Oemutaeo river at the place:
i ,i running load. Bole of lumber oml
Sutlrowould nearly pot t for the nlare
ISTlr“e the load worth folly SOpefoeot
US» Hum It will coat won now for farm.
Sg purpose*. for quiet pale a low price
*«d Nfj t»ra»».
DRY AND VERY
y;i iCBtt-BIOH,
tfSd^iirKnln?; fight mile* from ttarau-
S o,, on Wilmington Itlaod; long wafer
front on Wilmington rlrer; some good pine
timber. Mrtil location for summer or win
£7 home; club, bunting lodge or gams prs
Sr*. To losnro prompt sale only StO per
in? with small ezpsndlturs for Improvc-
mtntt It would readily bring treble the price
«•**!•
JhOICB FARM ON CENTRAL RAIL-
C 5>ad. Vh miles from Reynold*. Go.; 4t2
aerw iWt pebbly land, red eubeoll; two
lood frsmo dwellings one new: two large
nr tarns: naresaary outbuildings; aereu
cood tenant bouses, with oiie to 4 rooms
asrb: good pasture under wire fence; fine
firdtn with new. aawed picket fence; 30,000
Rear-old and ujooo1 and 3-year-old peach
tieas; to acre* timber; fine springs and
branches; f«nr-horee Zara rented for It*
hau« of cotton; two-horee farm rented for
bitf of crop; three plows run with standing
vim; some farming Implements and ms
rWarrr. Immediate -«*».
ftr cf contracts with tenants and manager,
price ouly S30 per acre—would be cheap at
tsprr acre; ©S» cash and balance to suit
at 6 ter cent. Peach crop thla year should
r for the
FARM—A GOOD IS-ROOM COLONIAL
residence. In large eak grove; Are tenant
looses and stables; S3 acres dark chocolate
fist lands. 276 seres lerel. 60 acres good
timber; 3.400 4-yssr-old peach trees, in good
roQdltlmi: sis miles from Rome, one mllr
fntu linos Station, on Rome railroad; a
.insrter from Etowah rlrer, abore orerfluw.
Will produce 1 to Db bales cotton, 60 to 76
corn or 25 bushels wheat per sere,
sl>i I* uiocirpassed for grass, dorcr, alfalfa.
FARM—PRETTY NEW IROOM HOUSE:
ondltlou; Rome railroad rnna
tSitouch li; three wllca from Rome. Will
i-* to 75 bushels coru or 1 to l^-bales
crea. nearly level, very nroduc ,
5) good timber; well wn
•roduetlve; three miles Talbot
•* i liundies and schools. Price
■ruts. Good.
< "JL >JIXK8—I AM OFFERING "GOING
tr-lt.ev in Teoncssee and Kentucky, that
flitl pay from 25 to 100 per cent In dlrl
dends. at prl-cs ranging from tlf.000 to ©U,-
If interested, if will pay you to lores
t:.*ste, a chance for big money.
I.ANDR-CAN SELL YOU TRACTS
• •mtalnlng 1.600 to 60,000 acres at prices
ranglnc from t6 to |3S per acre. If you
va&t something on which you can quickly
realize u fortune, you will find It here.
TIMBER LANDB-IF TOU WANT LONG
bsf pine, rypreaa or hardwood timber, I
ran supply you.
I ARMS THAT WILL SUIT YOU IN AL-
moit .very section of the olalo. IX me
“»* *bat you want, and 1 will aupply It
WANTED
REAL ESTATE
If you own property that
you are willing to Beil at a
real bargain price, list it
with ub for quick sale. We
handle bargains only and
have customers waiting.'
ATLANTA .
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
l ')07 Fourth National Bank,
Bell Phone 250 Main.
TERRELL
PARK
the lots are sel
ling FAST. ONLY A
FEW LEFT. THESE ARE
ALL ON VIRGINIA AVE
NUE. WHICH IS BEING
CHERTED NOW, BY THE
COUNTY.
REMEMBER
THE
NUMBER
ON SALE HAS BEEN CUT
DOWN WHICH GREAT
LY INCREASES YOUR
CHANCE OF GETTING
THAT
EIGHT
ROOM
HOUSE
WORTH
D. F. M’CLATCHEY REAL
ESTATE AND INVEST
MENT COMPANY,
202 CANDLER BLDO. BOTH THONB8.
MILL* STREET, LOT 31 BT 100 FEET:
four room house; reception hall, bath and
nil conveniences, on lot M by *100 feet.
Items for I20.60 per month. Trice I2,t00.
GARDEN RTRERT, BETWEEN BARB
and Love; modern five room cottage, on
lot 40 by 144 feet: nil kinds of fruit; lu
fad. It Is n nice little hoaie In every re-
sped. Trice |2/4); 1700 and balance 116
per month.
KART LINDEN. NEAR BEDFORD PLAUB
—four room cottage; new, wrU4iullt*~loi
44 by 1% feet; n bargain at fl,©9. Terms
or cash.
ORME RTRUET-FIVE ROOM COTTAGE;
every Improvement: lot 9A by 100; near
In nml well located; for 12.360.
TRUCK FARMS,*
s "!:KTWATER CREEK. ONE-HALF
• d Bowden Lltbta Springs, I have
" hire little farms of © acres. 40 acres
*' that can lie bought on easy
r '<*. and Jtist the place for a summer
Ncvcrul experienced truck farmers
r " rin* North nro acttllng In this section,
' " ' "inpany owning tbcae lands la go
Build n bridge across the creek, nnd
numlier of new cottages, and when
' Is completed It will naturally cn
• Hi. talue of lauds'In that locality.
write for further Information.
THOS. W. JACKSON,
l‘"urth Nat. Bank Bldg.
Woodward lumber
COMPANY.
Hardwood interior
'•IMSll AND MANTELS,
bOORs, SASH & BLINDS.
HHND YOUR PLANS
1,J| ' ESTIMATES.
ATLANTA - - GEORGIA.
.$3,500,
OR THAT
LARGE
BARN
WORTH
$1,000
FOR THE PRICE OF A
LOT. BESIDES EVERY
LOT IS WORTH THE
PRICE ASKED.
ALSO
REMEMBER
THAT
STREET
CARS
WILL SOON BE RUN
NING TO ATLANTA. 5
CENTS FARE.
FOR FURTHER INFOR
MATION SEE
NEWTON S. THOMAS,
422 CENTURY
BUILDING,
T. V. BRENT,
SALESMAN.
KKI.LY STREET—NKAT RIX-ROOM GOT-
tnge; new porcelain bath; hot water nnd
every convenience; elevated Jot; 60 by l&O,
nnd cheap at |2.76o; easy terms.
W. E. WORLEY,
325 Empire Building,
Both Phones.
I have exclusive sale of 12
fine lots on Merrits Ave
nue, corner of Hunt street,
northwest corner. These lots
can be bought at half their
value. You just ought to see
what I)r. William Oweus is
doing on Mcrritts avenue
Big money in these lots.
LEADER OF RUSSIAN PEASANTS
IS NOW IN THIS COUNTRY
BOTH PHONES ItU.
—lino I
balance terms. —.. —,
we'll demonstrate; the tout modern,
white, rruttag eropeeltton eo a leaae la At
lanta today. Quick actloa la neeeaaarj te
get this anap,
©.660—INMAN PARK: KLfSVBN ROOMB
and spacbma halls, and two tiatha; seven
porches and a ttnc lieaement; aolld atone
and brick fuuudatlun. Unlit by owner for
home on a well h‘ ' “*
abort block of the
tnueouN beater; line cabinet mantels, on
on * of West End's lieat charted etreete.
near Gordon. Htorm-sheeted; sliding doors;
Hiahlo and chicken houae; extra large lot;
one third cash: 1 ml.nice 136 per month,
owner built for home. Has left Atlanta,
nnd mutt sell at ancrigre.
L.6AO-NKAT EAST FUONT ..IMX-ROOM
cottage; new Nml never otvupled; with all
rouvcnlcncet: S2>)o down, balance easy: block
and hntf from Grant park; fine place for
tlm children.
ground Itacif will l»e worth more than whole
price In year's time; ©0o intb; balance 125
per month.
-WE GET RE8IXTB."
North Boulevard lot, 50x170
feet; the l>est part of Bou
levard, too; price $2,500.
This is the cheapest lot on
the north side. Also on Bou
levard Place a beautiful sha
dy lot, 50x141 feet, at $900;
easv terms.
Brand new 6-room house in
the Grant park section;
gas, water and bath; chcrted
street; price $2,500; $250
cash, $25 per month. This
will last just long enough for
vou to sec it.
Moreland Avenue lot. 50x
200 feet, at $675, is the
finest lot proposition in the
city. Enough said.
ROOFING SLATE.
WE HAVE ON HAND A
LARGE STOCK OF VIR
GINIA SLATE IN STAND
ARD SIZES—CAN FUR
NISH ANY QUANTITY.
ALSO NAILS, FELT, CE
MENT AND METAL
TRIMMINGS. WE ARE
PREPARED TO PUT ON
YOUR ROOF COMPLETE.
DOWMAN-DOZIER MFG.
COMPANY.
STATISnCB.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
WOl.PEItT.—Tho rrlfoda of Mr. and Mr»
William J. Wolpert, Mr. and Mro. WII
Ham Wolpert. Sir. and Sira. W. 8. Wol
pert, Mr. and Mrs. 4. J. Wolnert, Mr.
tlnin J. Wolpert Huuday, .March 17.’at 10
n. lu.. from hla late residence, © Fraser
borough. Mr. E. L. Ilcrnandcz. Sir. M«r
i-In Mauhcliu, Mr. M. I.. HcUntxeu. Mr.
\v. J. Fletcher, oml Mr. A. Tabor!ut.
7-room house on Ponce De
Leon avenue! lot 50x262
feet; can he bought on terms
for $4,150. Find another at
$5,000 and the treat's on ine.
Be quick.
469 North Boulevard, 9 :
room house at $4,975. Noth
ing else as cheap on this
beautiful street. See me at
once about this.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
id Mra. Jniuen ItnblDwtu arc Invited tn
ntteml the funeral of Mm. Frances
Wedemcycr at 2 p. nt.. Sunday, March
17. frurn her late residence, 11 Orange
eireel. The following named gentlemen
will please act at pall bearers and meet
nt the Patterson chapel, M North For-
Myth street, at 1 JO n. ni.: Mr. A. I*.
Mewart. Mr. 8. I„ Mallory. Mr. R. T.
IhibiHird. Mr. t\ J. Wclnmelater, Mr.
John Heins, Mr. A. J. Kappote, Mr. Geo.
Itoerlg. Mr. John W. Kuiier.
R. M. JONES-& CO.,
REAL ESTATE,
516 EMPIRE BUILDING.
15 PER CENT INVEST-
NORTH SIDE.
CLOSE IN
Rlfht up In town, l„a than two
blork, from Poarhiror. and In tha vary
bral rontlnc aactlon. w« havn a Aral-
claan propoililon. Tho liouaa haa two
aparimoni* of II room, each and «v«r}’
modrrn convonlcmr. 1.01 I, to l>y 1(0,
aide nllry; he»t of repnlr; now ronlad
for tin per month, and It lake, l(,000
lo handle It.
If we ran >ell ihla before a loan Roe,
throuich, we ran make you aome money,
aa Iho rental value la $1,500 per year.
Thl, pro|>eiiy will »ell for 111,000 to
115.000 tn next year or two, without
any expen*e for repairs.
It M. JONES & CO.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
funeral of Mra. T. C. Murphy from
the Phurch of Immaculate Conception at
io u. tu., Sunday. March 17. Tho follow
lug gentlemen will please act aa pall-
Iwarera and meet nt the Patterson
(Impel. © N. K.-rayHi afreet, at i a.
in.: Mr. lAwrenre Harrison. Mr. Frank
c. Whaat, Mr. Thomas F. Corrlgau, Mr.
ivter F. Clark. Mr. Forrest Adair, Mr.
Peter A. Lynch.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
I.AFITTK—Relative# and friends of Mr tad
Mrs. James A. lealltte are Invited tn at
tend the funeral services of Mr. James
A 1 jultte at the Church of the Immac
ulate 4‘oneeption. corner Hunter and
Central avenue, at 3 o'clock Huuday aft
ernoon.
LAROE OIL RIGHTS CLOSED
IN MORGAN COUNTY.
Hpaclal lo The (leorglan. ,
Matllaon. Ua., March 1$.—For some
yeare there hat been talk of traces pf
oil helnr found In this county. No ex
perts have ever been railed tn until
the punt week, and they elate that the
Indication, are very atronc for oil In
lanre ijuantltlr,. at lea, than $00 feet,
larae oil rlithta have been closed on
the property, and It will be developed
at once by parties from the Ohio Adda.
WENT BACK TO PRISON
TO SERVE LONO SENTENCE.
M. Alexis Aladyln, whose picture la hare riven, la one of the most
Inters,tin* and powerful Arures In contemporaneous Russian history-. M.
Aladyln Is the leader of the peasants, and for hla activity In the previous
douma was barred by the czar from the present legislative body. He
I, now In thla country, explaining to the people of the United States the
condition In the Russian empire.
AN OLD FLAME
By F. HARRIS DEANS.
(IAD not seen Kitty for nearly a year.
that her smite had the added fas
cination of novelty.
"Ily Jove!" mid I.
Hliook hand*
The last time „
to' elope; but the motor bad broken down.
and It had mined, and well wa met
again, as I say nt Lady Tmutheck'a dance.
"No." ahe mid. Interpreting my glaure,
"not for Ove da urea."
"That la abaurd.' % nald I, firmly. "Iieahles.
It la the duty of your partner to find you.’
"I suppone It Is." she admitted.
••My partner will need to have a strong
sense of ilaty," suggested Kitty, when she
eventually shook her skirts out.
Well, naturally, I was not going to sit
out with her Id a mob.
"I doubt if he will aeareh for a year."
said I. meaningly.
Kttry looked at me proroklngly.
"Have you7" ahe asked.
•Yea," Mid !.
•Fancy.'' said ahe. That la bar great
fault; ahe hasn't no ear for a fallcltoos
phrase, in any earn, a woman ahoold
rather l»e dowdy than aarcaatlr.
"A weary, hmrI breaking year," 1 said,
severely. I did not Intend to be dona out
of my abara of cotnpaaaloa.
"You look older." aha said, aympathatleal-
"Von ere aidar. too," aaid I firmly,
gfc* rr |ed la alarm.
1 am afn
her foot a;
"Hnrely," i sold, addressing a large i
which mood near-a uioat ren|»cctaT»ic and
elderly palm. "It must lie humiliating to
have to confess to an error of Judgment;
to have said that ooa lovea a man; to dls!
jover, hut a mere three hundred odd daya
later, that one was mistaken. Rut per
uana. l added, turning to Kitty, "It was
not e mistake."
Wall, It was not," said she. 'There!
>»«., *> Mia iup. in
lint, of coutwe, 1 had to see It throngb.
"Darling!" 1 cried, seising her '
"I mean I did not love you II
K lace." she explained, trying to draw her
and away, '/it was only a yc
fnnllsh fgnr* "
the first
foolish fancy. 1
"And I have matured." I
"from a foolish fancy to n hideous rami-
you do."
Kitty looked at
proarh. Then aha i
me with wide-eyed re
proach. Then aha stalled with relief
"Oh. well, tweaty-one la aot to vary atd,"
ahe reflected.
’T'put my baada toward her fan. tad a a
aba sllpp«*d her hand away I waa compelled
to take the fan. ,
"Have you any regrets!" I asked, open
ln *VVeaee," aha mid, stretching out her
hand.
It I, a aalUfactorr xlga when a girl
aw,l, the itef.BM of a fan.
"Ilavti you any regret*•
*FhtV- rm ****
* ■ l 'i‘got v,ry wot." ,h» tourmorwl. looking
i me orer tha fan. "Fancy, not even ““
"I'f w! had had oo,V 1 a.kwl.
Kilty looked at » from th, roraor of tk,
’’"\Vrll. «, ahonldn'l kav« got wot, abould
»h, rrmarkwt. .... ...
"And I atinuld aot want to klaa you." I
ltd dollbrnitHr.
"Why aot?" «h* crINI.
-Wn atanlA ta»n l«n marrtwl a J«r."
reminded hw. ... ,,
"Ok,” aha Mid. Thm anddoaly an Idea
•truck tar. "Ok, but you abould oot
wool ’
"Want to what!" Mid I.
"Whe-way. klM me.
"Why aotf" .1 naked.
I w„ Veep*red to give full ssjsfm'fia
,0, '\Jell.' ItwaY’ill a long tlm* ago." ahe
bat II the very
tjpeclal to Tho tleurglan.
Montgomery. Ala., Man h 1( —Ororge
11. Porter, a whlto convict, who wan re
cently paroled by the governor to go
to the bedthie of hie elck child and
whoee parole expired on March 14,
pzneed through Montgomery on that
date on hie way back to ptiaon in com
plete hie li-yrar eentence. He waa
rent up for killing a man named Mc
Mahon at Shelby Bprtnge.
Heebie,. I em not any fonder. That wonld
I., an ImpoMthtllty."
“An) bote," abe Mid decldwlly. "you Bitt,l
"•'A atatement I. no arnmeht. Betide. 1
know I mint not. That I, whr I wait to.
"I wonder," Me cried nddenly, "If my
portnee h looking foe toe.''
"Very probably. I Mid. eompooedly.
Abe ruoe.to her feat.
"fmn't tgorry." I oddrd. "be woi't (ad
yoo."
Hut I want him to.' the proteated.
"Who la hot" I naked.
"I don't know." ake rcjotord
I look'd at ber roprvacbfallr. Ilad 1
become ao familiar tkat tho unknown wm
'"^Ab™WcU.” 1 rofte-ted. "doulitl,,, Ihl, la
young gtrl'a
ijfI dolofalljr.
aiarenee.
Kitty reflected for a momaat.
"Hardly that.” ,be Mid »t laagtb: "My
•o amusing error.”
"Ob: 3 ”! aaid. And really there wa, not
much else I could have sold.
"Vou took It all an aertoualj, too." abo
Mid unuac'lly.
"While all tho time yon wm# laagklaf
op yoor ilccre," I iiiggrtted.
Hne noddwl brightly.
'That," I Mid bltlagly, "wae why yee
carried a .beery portmanteau for a half
mu*, and left a note oa yonr dmalag ta
Me. wm It?”
Hho daabed.
"When you got tack tboy tad dlocortrod
tho note." I continued, "and you were eeat
to ao anal ta Vorkkhlro. By Jovo! you
tare a atrong aenae of humor.-'
Kitty hummed Mflly to beraotf.
"I don't remember anything gboat tbit."
ebe Mid el length.
"I am g1kd.; F l Mtd. it laagtb. “other-
wine It would mb the joke of He rich
humor, wouldn't It!"
Kitty row to her feet.
"I think." ahe Mid, “that you havo
grown from a allly Imy to an unpleaMnt
young maa."
"Vou tad • lucky Mcapr, tbeo." Mid L
Bo tad I. Vixen!
.".You." I rnullnued, "have grown from a
glrll.h girl Into a womanly woman."
Kitty turned her tmek tn me.
"Tb.t," ebe Mid o.cr her ,boulder, ••
ebe walked ttwiy. "la meant ta bo ntety,
I .nppoee,"
".Vo " 1 moratured. "It lo meent fo bo e
trntbfal appreciation.
That le the wore! of trtyag to rekindle
a dying Ire. It generally amokea.
ASK RECEIVER
FOR PULLINGS CO.
A petition In Involantary bankruptcy
end an application for a receiver waa
filed In the United Staten courts Satur
day again,! the D. A. Coinage Com
pany. of 7 North Foreyth ntreet, general
broker*. The petltlnnere are McCul
lough Rme., K. B. Stewart A Co., and
c. Bow Conutnny. No echedule of
aeeet* and liabilities le made.
PROPERTY transfer*.
IIM—Mrs. Helep Read Turman to M,
J. Costley, lot oh McDonough road.
Warranty dead.
$I,»67—W. E. Grant lo Union Sav
ing* Bonk, lot on Fifth etreet. War
ranty deed.
$760—Eltaha A. Morrl, to Auetall
Thoms*, lot on Qra»n*ferry avenue.
Warranty deed.
$$oo—A. J. Hand to Jamef P. Roper,
lot on Luckla at root. Warranty dead.
$6—Mra Sarah A. M. Canon to A. J.
Hand, lot on Nr.bit street. Qul' claim
dead.
$500—Mr*. M. E. Merltt to Htnry'
A. Coleman, lot on Atlanta avenue.
Warranty deed..
buildincTpenmit*.
$460—M. I» Rl-bar, to repair Are
damage at rear 1$1 South Forayth
«treet.
$120—M. L, Thrower, to recover two
frame dwellings at l$l-$ East Harris
ntreet.
$1,000—Brown A Bandera to balld
one-etory frame dweUlng at 5$l Runeet
avenue.
$1.600—L. B. Sanders, to build two-
ury frame dwelling at $$* North
Uoulevard. * - —
l:,000-Mr*. Ed Mlllor. to build on«-
etory frame dwelling it (1$ Central
avenue.
$3,000—Mrs. Ed Miller, to build ono- .
story frame dwelling at 420 Central
avenue.
$300—Bon Air Coal Company, to '
build brick office at Mill! and Marietta -
street*. "> 1
$500—Burt Robinson, to build one-
etory frame dweUlng at 1$ Madison
lane.
$500—H. s. Harris, to repair Are
damage at 66 Thirteenth etreet.
OEATH8.
Alexander Smith, colored, age 2$
years, died of meningitis *at 151 Kills
street (rear). ,
Johnnie Herbert Wilson, age 10 years,
died of meningitis at .104 Mills etreet
Will Norman, colored, age $0 year*..
died at 101 North Butler etreet. I
Lucy Johnson, colored, age 2$ years,
died of pneumonia on Maysoni avenue, j
Louis Griffin, Jr., colored, age 7 years, J
died of pneumonia at 474 Gordon street
(rear).
Elizabeth Holbrook, age 71 yeare, i
died at 171 Griffin etreet.
BIRTHS.
To Mr. and Mrs. E. Ellle.~at ill Wil
liam! street, a boy.
To Mr. and Mr*. N. H. Mllland. at I
Now Orleans, a boy.
To Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gilford, at 75 !
Broyle* etreet, a girl.
To Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Buson. at
Tabernacle InBrmary, a girl.
DEXKELSPIEL’S
BIRTHDAY PARTY'
By GEORGE V. HOBART.
M KIS; LKBICn hOOKY;' % tar‘r»-
crlfed year letter from Vubligtoo.
uud vt roe gist dot you fladplu:
!Ji Uf!rr| llPU '°° t ° f * r ' ,r * •“ o0 * d* 1, poll*
I vo* of«r d,r* myself abould a rabbi*
of v—ki since undo 1 rorboyad dcr hii
Cltemeat of meeting ep mil eesatori and
congrvaeera.
vn* ofer dare, lamey. I vae lotradecAoa.
ed liy a cobble of polttlrlanen vita gave
me aoch e ntocb of amusement dot toy
laughter haa been oggaelted efev elnee.
kun uf dam baa^w nemo of MOk, olid
hla op positioner In Urr mom vird baa dvr
name of Rudolph.
Iloth of deae ebentleraeov taro goal
name*, but It vould be ep agalaat der best
Intrroata of got goferameot to meatlea.dem. .
. Mike le to"yMhlagtoa poUtSTaer 3S?e ‘
I vae valklag down _
von vo mot Me op positioner.
^ l ntt to show me e coot time Mike naked
ble oppoelttasar If pUaaeM vaa goot la bla
lemon factory.
"Ila, ha." set Radolph, like 4*r old var-
horae answering der boogie eall, -I chal
lenge you tn a Joint debate."
"All right," Ml Mike; "let ue go ta my
rbolnt and baf It."
Hey dlt It. and der reealt vAI volk down
Into hlatnry aa der Battle of dvr Vita
Nrfer I-fore la Vaaklngte* via dare to
it nod loot
many qvtek queatlooa and lea
Cnlgrtma flowed like tracer.
“Two beer*-vat vtll yea tafy eM MUn.
J&KS5 VpWssLr.i'biSK
Mike.
■ How long Car you peee le pottttesr «h|
“Not so long la oa ta ta mM. 1 * not B*.
Mb
••Score tub for BodolpA" sot flo rtfono,
"Vuo votr’ net Mika I
"Mata It a poor," not Rudolph.
"Old you know bemogtbtoMV- aot 1
Ttnklog at the bartender.
"Tee: ble faint name le Abe, end
vorke le e teegir ttore near fler B. A
depot." Mt Kadolph.
JTabort, narrow iUooco ftU flows,
t looked vorrtod.
. ytta to conduction dll ebi
along Utanry and koowledgeU*
"Ail right," Mt
tmo!"
"Hit you know
botcher ,hop*in*lleoiwMoVn7“ Mt
float!" 1 " Mlk *’ ““' r B * cnlto » 1
'"Cat ould fler float vault fla) fltaa'fli
wolo." Mt Hudolpb.
"Score anuddrr for Rndofnb," Mt Aw ltd
""Vot la polttlcit" aat Mika
’Tolltin ta van vo gat It MMlHami In
der neck and aometlmta In fler Male, 1 ' ear
Uudolpb.
"Yen baf mnch vladom, ala’d HI" Mt
Mike.
"Yh. bat I am vUllag to get It vak-an*
aadder peer, ptaeaal" Mt Budotath I
’Time." art der re fares; "taok year cor-
’’Now," Mt tilts, “yoo be der eager aat
Till be der reepeoetr la lla ckoiat 4m
b *"Vot (e a pollticaar’ Mt Rodolpb.
“A poiltlclan ie der reason v» taf eo mack
Ultlri," Mt Mtka
Mark appUtwe left dee taadi of dime
FEDERAL CONTROL
TO BE DISCUSSED
Washington, March 11.—The rrunade
proposed by President Htlckney, of the
Chicago Great Western road, to con
centrate all government power ’over
railroads In the federal government,
will receive IU first official recognition
et the runfeiwnce between President
Roosevelt and Governor Charles B.
Deneen, of Illinois, this afternoon.
SUES SUBTREASURY
FOR LOSS OF $500
Chicago, March It.—New charges,
. isse^iaamvrsi-r~~ '"'Tf* '!*v t ' h, fT.
"Uumillatlagi eta repealed. Me Upped which haa been vainly trying to solve
"Vot la a stateaman!" Mt Badolpb-
"A •tateaman la a polltlrlaa la a gluts
lac. ” eat Mike.
“Vot le der dlgereece betweea Liberty
aad KreedeMT” Mt Kodeiph
Treadota la.van ye* can same to die
country usd flat ataady employment at
good vagss; Liberty Is r«S .you wets
ntj^ ticket or you I*M your cfcob! ‘ Mt
M |Sm applause Tick followed vaa ao vide,
apresd dot der partrader could net aupply
<, '"Hef n, yo* efer reefl der Dedaratlea of
‘■WSi.'JlSr&.'fl petal It ea
der flvr tollar ellbr art Mike.
'■Do you belief dot all men tern hern
"tat aome egg
larky caougb to get ofer IL“
"Her rb'.lnt ilrlwte la lalahedl' egge-
rlaltned der referee. ...
"Vot Is der neeltr* lekvlred Mika.
' eight della re hi rsak. we. I ttg.
teen roets
berleeder.
der ...ter, ^ R ll Jgkg.AP,HL
l*vr George V. Hobart.
th* lees of $17$,M0, were brought who*
a petition was filed In the Celled 8takes
court aulng for th* recovery of $MA
said to bo tolaslng from a ml flf lea*
Hinted silver certlAcate* mntatetaa
$10,MO end belonging to th* Cemumer-
lol National Bank.