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■ f »* New V/ York I ) S ri.' Chief < C ; -Q^fct ^ #. at the , .3 f . TEDDY APPROVES WOR Declares __ , That No pine nine Pnlirv Governor Theodore Koosevelt, of New York, wub the guest of the presi¬ dent at tjie white house Saturday night. He arrived in the afternoon from Oyster Bay in response to a tele¬ graphic request from President Me- Kinley to come to Washington for a consultation. Governor Roosevolt was met at the depot by the president’s secretary, Mr. Cortelyou, and driven direct to the white house, where he was received by the president. There was a short conversation between the two distin- guislied men before dinner. After¬ wards, together with Secretary Hay, Secretary Long, Attorney General Griggk and General Corbin, they sat upon the western veranda of the exec- «Uvo mansion for a long consultation. His.visit set afloat various rnmors, among them that he had been called to Washington to be tendered the of- flee of secretary of war, to be given command of a brigade in the Philip- pines and to designate an entire regiment for service there. He de- dined to discuss these, protesting the president’s purpose was merely to consult him regarding the organiza- thm of the new volunteer army, espe- cially the personal of the officer*. He was asked in so many words whether til.! president had tendered him the Keeretaryahip. lie replied to this ques- «on only with a laugh. The governor’s best friends in Washington say that regardless of the facts as to the president’s tender or failure to make one, - the governor would much prefer his-present po- sitiou as of the Empire state to a fractional term iu the war depart- ment, and his treatment of tho ques- tiou renders this theory ns to his atti- tilde most plausible. Governor Koosevelt dictated the following interview to the Associated Press: / “The president lias told me that he wished efficiency!of recommendations based upon the the men recommend¬ ed, and presjdibnt’s tbat^fiie attitude will heed in no the others. matter BTlfnlfilS of the terrific political to which he is and will be ^support bjected is such as to intitle him to of all mon vrho feel that that it is, in a peculiar sense, the jerty of the whole country, and ■t ■emotions it. the giving of commission* and Pleration alike absolutely no con- should enter outside of the merit of tho men as soldiers. “My own recommendations will limited to the men I had under me, or saw in action, and to tho members of tho New York volunteer regiments of whose merits 1 have, as governor, not merely official knowledge, but also the knowledge anfong gained from personal in- qniry their superiors." Kaferring to the general situation in the Philippines and the policy of the administration with reference to those islands, Governor Roosevelt said: “Of course any American worthy of the name must stand behind the pres¬ ident in his absolute purpose to bring the insurrection in the Philippines to an cud. I have no question that by the beginning of the dry season Gen¬ eral Otis will lie in shape to stamp out all resistance. Then the president can and will see that the reign of ab¬ solute law and justice follows, it cannot be too clearly kept in mind that the whole trouble is due to the men who for two months prevented the ratification of the treaty of peace and to those who declined to give the president ihe the troops he needed upon terms lie asked. Those who took part in the first movement to oppose the , treaty , have , on their , . souls , the guilt of most of the bloodshed both of 0 " 0W p.^ 0p ". ftU<l the “ at ' v68 of the 4 . 1 iiillippines, and the would-be traitors who nave since been aging Aguinaldo and Ins followers to the limit of tlieir small capacity share the guilt so far as their feeble powers permit. “Those who opposed giviug ns the forces we needed thereby showed themselves enemies of tlieir country and of the flag. Every mau whoso voted m the senate may haye the satis- faction of knowing that he has doue all that he could to bring discredit on the flag and disgrace upon our arms. is all the more to tho credit of the ad- ministration that it has steadfastly pur- sued the path of national honor and steadfastly upheld the interests aud the good name of the nation as a whole, in spite of the way it has been hampered by those who sought to be- tray the nation. We have a right to NOT A GIFT TO BRYAN. Nebraskan Plat*p«l the Cttrlond of Melons On the Mirkft A* Instructed. A Lincoln, Neb., dispatch says: \Y J. Bryan denied Sunday that the car¬ load of melons seut him by J. D. Mo- Eacheru A Co., of Morven, Ga., was intended as a gift. Ho was merely asked to place them on the market iu Lincoln. He turned the car over to a merchant, who sold the melons aud paid the freight bill. & Ml.' a I ft m\ . . Was \\r an i Invited •. , White . , , _ # , house. , l THE ADMINISTRATION. — Have Been Hade—Philip- U SUSiaineu. Sustained demand the support of every true American for the administration’s policy in the Philippines, and every American who is far-sighted and patri¬ otic- should join in denouncing alike the men who strive to give aid and comfort to the foes not only of Amer- j 1<;a bnt °* civilization in the Philip- 1 pines, and also those other men who would prevent our army’s being made equal to the national need.” TRAIN MANGLES SEVEN. flan. Wife and Four Children Meet Death at a Rail- road Crossing. All but one of the seven members of tb fftmi , 17 o{ wil , iam ReinhartJ ’ of Columbus, 0., were killed . and the re- maining one badly injured by u pas- senger train Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard and their five children, rangiug in age from nine to fourteen,were out for an after- noon drive in a surrey. They were crossing the tracks just as the westbound passenger train, due at 3:15 p, m., came along. The vehicle was knocked into splinters and Mrs. Beinhard and Arthur and Karl were killed outright. Edward and William j after were so being badly removed wounded to that they hospital, died a Clarence sustained a fractured collar- bone and other lesser injuries, but it is believed he will recover. The horse -which was attached to the surrey was literally ground to pieces. The crossing has long been regarded ** a dangerous one, the view of in- coming trains being obscured by u high fence around the fairgrounds. The train was running at a high I speed. -------— UIGA ItM AKBRS LOCK HI) OUT. ; j The Strike Trouble At. TurnJUI, Fla., Comes To a Focta. j Twenty large cigar factories in Tam- pa, Fla., closed Saturday afternoon on ! account of labor trouble. | Four thousand men are thrown out ° f , employment . , and , already , , many ! th™Bs »ro being made, and incendiary !j l ^ ^ ,01U K heard. Ihe huge niujoi- i ai *’ 1 elll K Guinns, Hpauiauis auci 1 nltans. ( «?“? twelve week* Mamaia ago there bwtjnj, was a ■ m e *«or if, ! 0njen « waB o,n , K weighed. All efforts to settle , the matter was futile and at last ! it became known that the cigar makers j had designs upon other factories as I soon as this one was over with. This oan “ d , ‘ he maunf ^ tur f 8 to *°»“ . an i aa sociation and settle the 4 matter by a lock « nt J h * B that a cash we f k >’ of £ ver ^°’ W cllt oft untl1 tho nftll,r 1S . settle ‘ 1- MANY SllUEiTS OF CHARITY la One of the Result* of the Disastrous Flood* In Tex AH. CinvATiinv uoverpot n»yeiOI Khvouh nf Tatar IGX as, Yinq lias stated to an Associated Press cor res* • pondent _ ..».••** that judging frpm - all .. the re- ports he had received officially from the Hooded district, there had been great , , loss of . property, * » both 11 personal i and corporate; that hundreds of peo- 1"* >“■" "*» "«-*'* >“•>*»' belongings, and that at present there were in the neighborhood of 45.000 people, 1 1 the majority 4 of thorn being lie- who , dependent s i j. entirely i-i groes, were . upon public charity for sustenance. The suffering of water-bound refugees has lieeu very great. The governor figures the reports out lo show that the loss of life has been comparatively small, not exceed- j i UR #f ty persons. The heaviest farm- j ing losses will fall upon the owners of tho V)ig plantations in the bottoms, who have lost all their crops and much 0 f |j )e j r physical property ami are not being w protected in the distribution of chanty, i which , - , is . t being • expended ^ i only i ; j ; among the poor. Oh ('luu itf of High Treason, Advices from Fretoria state that the Transvaal government has decided to proseciito ou the charge of high trea- 80U the three principal defendants > whose complicity iu the attempt to promote a rebellious rising at Johan- ■ aosburg has been under judicial inves* tigation. j North Atlantic Squadron. r ihe „. « North r . Atlantic . , ! I rived squadron ar- at Portsmouth, N. H., Sunday, j and will leave for Portland on Thurs- day. War Material For Transvaal. don A special dispatch received iu Lon- from Romo says that the German steamer Reichstag has sailed from Naples with 15,000 rifles, 500 tons of war material and 500 mules for the Transvaal. Carriage Struck Bv Train. A carriage containing William M. Diem and Miss Lizzie Frequczel, was struck by a Wabash train at Buffalo, N. Y., Sunday night and both of the occupants acre iustautly killed. and ........y,*’ L.OSC the Substance/* --~--* Many people are but shadows of their . former selves, due to neglect of health, i Look out for the Mood, the fountain of Ufe, the actual substance ; keep that pure by ; regular *. use of 'ifbelhc Hood’s Sarsaparilla and : obu i h ,,u E h result ■ Be sure I w *o get only flood s, becaus* * V ^W*m 8 y SaUapwMa g TTri i--V I ij j f *» ; Greek divers who are working on the wreck of the Russian flagship which was sunk iu Greek waters in 1770 say that the liulfc of the vessel is literally filled with gold ant. silver coins. Die attempt ot the divers is j directed only to the gold coins, of , which $55,000 has already been re-! covered and the sum is being largely added to every day. The divers say that the bottom of the sea about the wreck is heaped with silver pieces of tn„ size of a dollar, together with Jewels, swords and other articles of value. Ask Your Dealer For Allen’s Foot-ICaae, Sore Hot, Callous, Aching. Sweating Feet ami Ingrowing Nails. Allen’s Foot-Ease FKEB. -vv. Kx-.Secretiiry of the Navy Richnnl officer. Ihomp- son Is the oldest living ex-cabinet K<1 ucrttti Vour Bow«U With FaHCiiretH. (Iiinily ('nlhuitl'', '-are coimtltmilnii forevsr. H tt .C.C. fall,dnigg utsre A chicaKo colored citizen has invented an electric beater retailed at $1 iw. am.! ---- ....... .. ------- - h ||1I 0S& gas at D 1 j ! 8 1 SMS E | I I IBI ; I | I {§ i »»* hlI ve been using cam ahi ts for Insomnia, with which I have been afflicted for 1 i Ay I have ever tried. I xhaH certain J.v reeom- J ! P ° ‘ EiKin'm" ‘ Ms KPi candy cathartic ^ jtk C ^ ‘Yu. jvTk j vrjnL_ ’ ts*o« siasu ' Gocxl, Pleasant, Pniatabi«, Potent, Taste Good. iiks. Do Notar otekou, \Voaken, or Grluo, |0c. 2f»c, ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... f BlerHnt* f'hfrjco, Vflrh, 8tfi " NO-TO-BAG ^ T THE ATLANTA br//tv/ ^ f ! OtTerB tboroiigh i>rftctu*aVeouriiGH in ItooKkoep. tng.oml ......... -Iwirthn.i'l and Typewriting Ptiuhmt. . Jn * duo , Ml rtlU ^ , 0 aj j «utorin?? a un-, mnuth -------- ROTTL^ OF IVIORPHl^E ’ inYu:,. , u .. --tji.-.i .n-ti}- u.iiie i.,.,r|.i.n,i ^ j ri u-.r «ud Me.v.- ...■.?< «-mt.,t nny mortililiieor wnl.kv .tii.-f ttni.iB.fijnj uutfliloitft. Patiofita ulven a writ ton iruai nitiot* s« nuffortnpr or ioa*of »io«p. rwrmi in«) dnys;no pity till ftbaohitcly huntim cured. For termite., TviUoDr. 15. A, By ms, 51A Mfc., Atlanta, Ga, CoLEEfiE of Dentistry. IlICNTAI, DEPARTMENT Atlantii College of FIiysiclatiM ami fturReoYii* O/.DKHT l'OJ/J/ROK IN Statk. Tlilricpmb An iLUai Sosrtlon opou8 Oot, 3; oloaea April 80tb. r J‘Uoao «.*ontomp!«iiuk: tho study of Dontiatiy ghouifl write for imtuUsgtte-. .Addreis K. H . I'OHTEK, Iteua. 0*4-63 Inman Atlanta, <ii*. j SPECULA __ _ * .. _ T CJHv,.). ^ r i Have you loM money Utniostly through Wrcoui ! simulation or h»v« y.«u hi^n H/'-ikvi. ? | aonut the fakes »nd HwIimUpm it \V U fH r t , ea6, Chi* Boston, <.:uietnm»u. pppsbm-g, wtisbiAgtoj,, ; criition OJV ’< hanm.. io>’«*«*"*• ; i» aisr* i o/«JJ«g<»d liuuliet .Shops lading atid All«}jeii BailtiH’H Read about Hmi Brokers »miutupr ouie». ,7r f il au‘,un*i 1 ”,iV’'ip C s" jlcl^t,* tlimta' 1 i»om.. talk on evil* of BUCKET 9HOP9. Ball bon<\« Of the Notorious’Dean Gan,; at $76ooeach. How fool* and their »a--*noy w-v** ***p- aratod by a w«a st. firm. iu>w TviSh AnS/Lnsr from (he ilWiaiwat Brj'kara. Reiiart. mi nroXi.ra <,^1!^;^ »n.l i-iy«.-t - i m- H»- «-t»t > .*•. .umt. ,.i»m.n..,t : m. r ^'“rorovpi'.udriii ■< “ l ." i. n -T.'i i‘ "vv ri r V r ,'i’ j A.utres* e. i„ ui.Aiil-t 4- pi)., s» Broad TAL-LU-LAH LODGE. Tallulah Falla ReeftrY&Uon open* for ^ue»tg ! July let. Directly on Orantl CluisH). S.OuO feet i /thorn level, K^-vything «o»% lights ! nn<t hell*, sanitary pluiblJug. hot ami W»M por- j : celhlu hath*. tiiUFie, !t* v >Uic. UiTvtnj;, tnL 650 loot v( . rNKd ., ai „ u .„, SIlBCta uy Una ,«i s . Three n,,.,,,. hours from Atlanta Tallulah 'i ailulah Falls Falls railway trestles rebuilt anU road in splenUi<l cohiUthm. Both midday and late dinners. For special rates, plane, views, etc., address J.U. ackikknak, Manager, Tallulah Falls, Qa. _____ --; OfTl OULUC DPN ' N PROWN u L LAMP CHIMNEYS i Ar « the b«*i. a*k for them. ! u»a« common ci»n««*•,>■§- ah Ai,«sh«uy. (IoaUta. r». vittsiu iu'. <u.,vss co.. DROPSYSS^c: Koi.k Kiut J O *!o» ! c-Rflen ot tesfinontnit. * t>e.fttnveit j Free. Pi h a. QRLENs gOK8 f Ho* X>, Atlanta, Ga J ~~ 5® PlSO’ Sfe </) y E— LUfltS WH£«£ All ELSE MILS* ™ egg Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good, use l n Iu time. Sold bv druggists. _ « a«SBggEEmsgr*i I 5 J USE CERTAIN CHILL CURL 1 I I PH I i i HWi To euro, or money refunded by your merchant, so why not try it? Trice oOc. One of the Slightest Clio* That Ever Put s Man la Prison. .. «xhe least thing X ever heard of that nut a man ove/the in prison was the clue that took me road between here and New York about a dozen times in 1873. when 1 was an inspector in tne postal service,” said an old sleuth the other (lay * to another who had just told tu 7LTs a"taig wMle. 1 * fom-' 0 *“™ good if men had taken a trr at it but the „ trH1 sw- mil lever he kent takiue bmf ¥K ers Ulld “£££ we c i'uh take close* to t he spot where the trouble was, but when we got there we we¥e complete- i v baffled "i had myself worked on the job a lilUe nnr1 fone at something else. In all these detective cases it is m nine times out of ten a mere chance that leads to success. One day I happened t0 take out of a pigeonhole in my desk a bunch of decoy letters that had been gout over tiro line to catch this sharp ra seal, who was robbing Washington , iC . ople 0 f t j, eir remittances to New y nrk . Somehow I slid my knife through the sealed joints of an on- velope, and there, caught in a corner, was a short black liair. ’1 -e flap of been meddled with. \ei it had been opened and a dollar bill duly marked .............. z,I”!, o“ ,™-* r ' l ' '. 1 a, if it Rad b(‘(*n tl diamond I had found. j I knew that just across Seventh street was a friend of mine, now dead, who liad a powerful microscope. 1 rushed ||p fo )lis offlce a nd asked biin to let me use his instrument a moment. Under 1hf , j asg ‘ | ia j r geeraed to be one from a mall ' s mustache. I looked at it ■: long while and so did my friend, We agreed that it was a whisker, sure enough, and I was confident it was a pits i- of the thief we wanted to catch, If we bad stopped there and gone after him wo should Have /ailed again as completely na ever before. To make assurance doubly sure ! went to an ontie>.*in and be put tin'-'hair under the most powerful microscope he had. Al- most without h< dtation he said: ’This Is not a black hair, liut a red one died Mart, it is ml at the end.’ j '“I looked for myself, and sure enough It was so. J went back to the : offlee, put my desk In order, got all the in this ease, and that night started over the line to New York once more Wo. were satisfied the thief worked be tween i’hliadei/thhl and New York, so I 1 took’it easy until I got to the !>ela- ware river. T’hen 1 sA)t down to bush i posfr. l saw every man that handled l>0U< ' lM> * {r,m T *° N, T | York, and I took a mental pliotograpti of every fliHtstaehe iti the service be- Philadelphia and New York. 1 looked for black mustaebfts and for red onea, and 1 was espoeially Intcr- egted In iinv that had the least sigu of tM ,, ^ ^ M Xrpnton I f oun< , a red miistaelie, but I wont on to the end of that shade. I found none. 1 hat clmp watt my man. I came back home, and f„r a week played toss and catch with uiin, seiiding through his hands per- Imps fifty <lc,-oy letters, some with stamps ln them, some with dollar }>U1* illHl SOUJO Mini Im ujoupjf , n pv oiuirs. orders In in less »» than ttvo wocks we had him. and he went over the road for two years and eight months, and the trouble stopped. ”!t all began with my finding that one little stubby hair iu tho corner of that envelope." Washington Star. A woman i- realty in earne-t when she weeps on her best pocket hamlket'chspr. ■ Ccn't Tctecco Spit and Ycur Life Away. To quit tobacco entvliy and forever, be mag. netio, full of life, nerve ami vigor', take No-To- | Pine, the wonder worker, that makes weak m on strong. Ail druggists, ,'HX* or $7. ( ur<> gmmin t , V- Booklet ,V “ anil ’’ ‘ h,> btcrllug _ Uepiftdf ,... bo., C hicago 5*»«w v Y : ork. py liieguaiinRS sk,u < ' r «i' ,,,,n ". " 114,11 b, '"i> >'••» S’-ratchtne. Dog t you want to got rM of ft? <.et ma* . i-oxof Without fail, all ek In dbeBHos lilye it a trial. A woman’s Idea of prosporiLv being t0 »■«»’ lho nu ' st «*i«n*»vv «<ontjrd toap. True v u Sl .o« „ T «. „« ttme During S) y«»r, Wintvrsmlth’s C'hlll ^"5.^r»u j , , ’ - ,„Vt m'.nV Tr/it nii.h'.-V. h *u t Addren, press prrpsid, Arthur on Peter rcc*M A Co. of re LoutsviU.-, tat price. Ny, .'*■ Thsh««s.’.>r Hen ri.il Sheridan in Wash, insfu < ^t«tvo>..,»i h»« trvhUsi in v,<.,.,• To Cure Foiifftlpation Forever. Take (ViacareLs f aruit ( alhnrtic. It)t* or i^c If C. v. c. fail to cure, tlrnggi*t*refund money ------ Queen - Wilhehnlua .............. orderetl all Waterloo - battle pictures removed from the peace deic> &p Art meats, T use I'Uo’s Cure for Con sumption both In me family Inkster, and Mich., to-a dice.—Dr. O. \Y. Patukh- son Nov. 3 , i$H, Conductor K. D. Lonmin, Detroit, Mich., says: “The effect Write ot' Hall’s Catarrh Cure is wonderful. him about it. Sold by Druggists, Too. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children •>eeih\utr.80ften:A Hon.ftHftys the srmus. reduces intlamma- pain,cures wind colic - 33c. a Dottle Net? their Hbeial offer in advertisement in an- othjjreplumu of this paper. While at the head of the State Department, Judge D;i> rec lveil three honorary decrees. No-To-ltat- )’u 1 Fifty Cent*. GaaftimeeJ tot nrcobakti . tire, jnakes weak men strong, bleed pure. tCv. * 1 . All druggists. sibly ill other: bare lacoicated in the majsrltv of us Americans the be conducive 15ef , that 11 to d jf health. t ?[ ««bUBBbers Toe same unfor- is not tunates are afraid to eat radishes .n f ,ss f cb ^ <~‘bers « ch»l- at etery corner by K ' vomen * and the JT chaps ' l«*y thoir moneys worth to vat fu vinegar. The boy wUwouM never ,iare 10 touch lt btre serTed ln any ! style,• eats ten a day in Baku, and ’ tl,inks “ a del!cious fruit-xew ^ _ ) curlou* Custom. in China it is the custom for guests at nsr* to run around between the ..-ourse* This ! oXuti™.“ *“he* n-rrous 1 ’’hu«iin“ ! Eers . j f a man <.r woman is suffering with constipation, indigestion or any stomach nwlittefi 1 stoma.*” rntte*» e Liii°“ ure t get them. well. that a private Revenue Stamp cover* toe ne< fc0 th,J bott,e ‘ In ltaH.t more the streets nre sprinkled by tank attach mots to the tr olley cu rs. ‘ ■' ^ t ,,, un M “ d Veans a dean skin. No beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Oathar- tie dean your blood and k-.-n it clean, by stirring up the lazy liver and driving nil lm- and that sickly bilious complexion hv taking Casesrete.-beauty for ten cents. All drug- .................... ...... „■ , CT — -.« !■ —— ___ _ _ J : ; i ; Thirls m Hot*’ is this? caused Perhaps it, or sleepless grief, nights sick- il or % ness, No or perhaps what it was care, matter the cause, e you cannot wish to look old y at Gray thirty. s; hair is starved hair. 11 The hair bulbs have been s'i deprived of proper food or ip proper nerve force. V s KM r 1 ffi ! I I a 'T' I r : ¥Ip -* > • ( -vl increases the circulation In sf, fj, the scalp, givesYnorc power if S to the ncr*’cs, supplies miss- | t in elements to the hair bu-bs, fe d? gil Used according to dircc- 5.1 tions, guy in hair begins to f ffi show color a few days. I ffi Soon it has all the softness \ £ and richness of youth and the Would color of early like lit# returns. you our book on the Hair? We will gladly send it to you. Vft'ito usl If you do not obtain all the benefits you expected from the Vigor, it. He write the doctor about may be able to suggest something Address, Dr, of value J. C, to you. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. III as 1 p,IJ.• ISS issLfssa B a,....... r'nstday’fiqa.-). T re6 ti|ie find $3trial feotU* TeethinA |K 1 DR. MOFFETT'S B Aids Dl^e R^ulales ywwiut* V MiAas axBYf* i TEE Bowel m Cfefldren » TEETKiSS POWDFRS Only 23c,■ mail If not, C. J. Moffbt Loaded Shotgun Shells: Leader ” loaded with Smokeless powder and “ New Rival " loaded with Black powder. Superior to an other brands for RELIABILITY AND STRONG SHOOTING QUALITIES. Winchester Shells are for sale by all dealers. Insist up<Ii having them when you buy and you will get the best. * Miss LockY I LETTER TO MRS.Hi , > IlEITER TO. M&S, PINK] ; “ I cannot express r- ‘ ham s Aegetable r Comp ^ me. Compound I have and taken two l lia/snffi'ed^o/V^rS bull 4 tbe Telns ln ™f limb* from the pressure of the walj Jl the worst kind of kidney tro % ing..pells, and I could not s :.... at ^ J me ' 1 also had female wfea * f n 4 .1 sal “„there was a tuffio. r 1 : ... !D mv left ., side. The pains I had to stand were something dreadful. A fnend handed me a little book of yours. so I got your medicine and it has saved my Ufe. I felt, better from the first bottle. The bloating and the tumors 4 have all gone and I do not suffer ama j » pain. I am still using' the Xejv£&& Compound and hope others KfHj jR| relief as I have done from I Ml88 *‘ Jj0CKHEABr » ^ ' d Only the women whflSj with female troubled c i aEe the gratitude of w Mrs. Pinkham a responds quickly and withoutchare-etoall letters from suffer- for wsix i>osHii‘n8 z izi Zstfimmt.. l z r z Southeru - zz ix Railway xzi i j on Telegraph School, Atlanta, Ga. Malsby k Company, 30 S. IJroad St., Atlanta, Oa. 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