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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-10
BURNS HANDICAP.
WILL BE RUN AT THE OAKLAND
TRACK TODAY.
Horses, Jockeys and Weights Included
in the Entries for the Big
Turf Event.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.-To- NOR
row afternoon at the Oakland track,
the richest stake event of the year, the
Burns Handicap, with a guaranteed
value of $4,000, will be run. The dis
tance is one and a quarter miles, and
horses of all ages are eligible to start.
The weather and track conditions look
to be perfect, and unless all signs fail,
a vast crowd will cross the bay to wit
ness the contest between a dozen crack
horses for the princely sum which
awaits the victor.
Extraordinary preparations have
been in progress this year to make the
stake an epoch in the history of win
ter racing, and as the field of starters
is composed, with few exceptions, of
the cream Of racing material quartered
at the California tracks. 1t seems GER
tain that success will crown the eff
forts of the California Jockey Club in
its efforts to eclipse similar events of
past seasons.
The race this year has a decidedly
open appearance, and public opinion is
divided to such an extent that it is
practically impossible to advance a
theory as to whom they will install ia
vorite. a careful perusal of the entries,
however, would seem to indicate that
favoritism will be divided between the
Elmwood Stock Farm entries-Installa-
tor and The Roman-and the Burns &
Waterhouse pair-Candelaria and AL
tamax.
With one or two exceptions the
chances of annexing the stake appear
70 ha &c 70
the other, and it seems foregone con-
clusion that the track record will be
smashed.
Among the competitors is Harvey's
mare. Wheel of Fortune, the winner of
the Burns Handicap last season. She
is heavily Handicapped in to-day's
event, however, and it is argued that
this impost will greatly initiate against
her chance of winning. The Wheel
worked the distance to-day in 2:13.
Pat Dunno withdrew his entries at
the last moment. being dissatisfied with
the weight allotments. He was deter
mined to have a starter. and to-day
bought Lobengula from Green B. Nor
ris, and engaged Willie Martin to pilot
his new purchase. Lobeugula worked
the handicap distance in 2:11&.
Several of the other candidates were
given preliminary work to-day. the
most noteworthy performances being as
follows: Argentina 2:10A. Salvation
PIP and Installator 200. Following is
list of the starters. jockeys and
weights: Salvation, Shaw, 100 Wheel
of Fortune. III. Martin, III: Ruinart NJ.
Bergen, 116: Schiller, Slaughter. 113.
| Argentina Shields 10. Ipstal1ator
Coady. III; Lobengula, w. Martin, 1O7:
Judge Denny, E. Jones, 106; The Ro-
man, G. Snider, 1o5: Grady, -, 102;
Candelaria, Thorpe, 102; Altamax.
'Hennessy, 100.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-10
TEN PERSONS KILLED.
Fatal Results of an Explosion in Car
Loaded With Fireworks.

BUENOS AYRES, April 9-An i'm
mense amount of damage has been
caused by the explosion of a car loaded
with fireworks. The accident occurred
near a block of buildings adjacent to
the bourse, and the buildings almost i'm
mediately caught fire. The whole block
was destroyed before the flames were
under control
Ten persons lost their lives from the
explosion or during the conflagration.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-10
UNCLE SANS NEW NAVY
Proposals Invited for the Construction
of Three Torpedo Boats.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Proposals
were invited to-day by the Secretary of
the Navy for the construction of three
oo-knot torpedo boats. Bids will be
opened Monday, June 18th The boats
must be completed in eighteen months
from the dates of contract The sue
cessful bidders must show themselves
to have the necessary plant within three
months after securing the contract. The
boats will be known as 49, 20 and u.
Two OF them must have displacement
OF go tons and one of 26O tons. The
bidders are left ample scope for original
Ideas, as the department prescribes in
its circulars only the barest outlines of
the craft for the construction of which
Congress has appropriated 100000.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-10
War Veterans Restored to Service.

WASHINGTON, April 9-Seeretary
Bliss is carrying out the policy of the
administration in restoring to the class
flied government service old war vet
Grams who are held to have been i'm
properly removed from Office by the
last administration. To-day he rein
stated Captain Henry Potter of Ohio
to his old position as Chief of the Min
eral Division of the Land Office, and
Captain George Redway of California
as Chief of the Accounts Division of
the General Land Office
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-10
CASE OF GENERAL RIVERA.
Secretary Sherman Files Away the
Senate Resolution of Protest.

WASHINGTON, April 9-The Senate
resolution protesting against summary
proceedings by the Spanish officials in
Cuba against the captive insurgent lea
der Rivera has reached the State De-
partment through the White House.
Secretary Sherman, regarding it as
merely declaratory of the sense of the
Senate, and offered in an advisory
rather than a mandatory spirit, has
filed it away, and is not likely to carry
out it's suggestions and lodge a protest
with the Spanish Government, partic-
ularIy in view of the information he
has received that Rivera is not to be
shot
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-10
A Test Case.

DAYTON CO.,, April 9.-Colonel ]. B.
Thomas, Governor of the Soldiers
Home, was arrested to-day, charged
with violation of the law by serving
oleomargarine at the institution with
out displaying card stating the fact.
1t will be test case, as it is a question
whether the law can be enforced in the
home, which is United States reserva-
ton. He will have rehearing on Tues
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-10
POSTAL CONGRESS.
Will be Held in the Old Corcoran Art
Gallery Building.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The Post
office Department has leased the old
Corcoran Art Gallery building, at the
corner of Seventeenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue. for the use of the in
ternational postal congress. which is to
assemble here on May 9TH. 1t is ex-
pected the congress will be in session
six or eight weeks. The entire building
will be fitted and furnished expressly
for the congress-
The union embraces the whole world,
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-10
President rlCkinley.

ANNAPOLIS (Md), April 9.-The
Dolphin, having aboard President Nc
kinley and party, is anchored at the
north of the Severn. President and Mrs
Mckinley did not leave the dispatch
boat, owing to the inclemency of the
weather, but when the two crews of
naval cadets were practicing the Major
expressed a wish that they should row
past the Dolphin, which they of course
did. The Dolphin will probably leave
tomorrow.
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was the next witness. He said he had
wanted DR.. Jameson to delay action be-
cause the people of johannesburg were
not ready. Part of their plan was to
seize the arsenal at Pretoria and get a
supply, which they needed badly, of
arms and ammunition. But, the witness
added, the Beers got wind of the plot.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-10
Bald Accepts Two Challenges.

LOUISVILLE, April eddie Bald of
Buffalo, who is now training here at
Fountain Ferry, has accepted a chal-
lenge from Tom Cooper of Detroit to
race at Detroit on May 31st. The dis
lance will be one mile. best two in three.
Bald also accepted the challenge of Wal
ter Sanger of Milwaukee to race for a
purse and 81 900 side bet on the same
conditions.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-10
Ashland Wilkes Sold.

LEXINGTON, April 9--At the horse
sale to-day Ashland Wilkes, the famous
trotting stallion. 10 years old, and sire
of John r. Gentry, 2:O1R, was sold to
Brook Cussey of Lexington for 81 800.
He sold at a private sale year ago for
50 900.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-10
Two Sailors Drowned.

KEY WEST Fla), April 9.-While
lowering a boat to-day from the United
States cruiser Marblehead, the davitts
broke and three sailors were thrown
into the sea. Two of them We're
drowned.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-10

The following treatment is recon-
mended for neuralgia: Heat a freestone
and roll it in a cloth; then wet one side
of it, pour over it a teaspoonful of es-
sence of peppermint, lay the face on it,
and wrap the head in flannel.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-10
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-To-day's
treasury statement shows: Available
cash balance, 500, S300O1; gold reserve.
S152, 935, 63S
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
Consumption cured

He said he felt very much dlscourageo
and 40 did his friends and the physiei ns,
who had done their best without beng
able to give him any relief. He s"yr-
Il had consumption since last Septrm-
Der. falling very rapidly, tmp'oyed thI0
physicians without relief, uat,' ! "ae
rnSen 10 DR.. Todd's ofiire last FRIDAY oy
nv father and friend. DE-. Todd gsve
me treatment and told me woulo nss
better the next day and | was very mocD
better. The change t ok place AT =
O'Clock that afternoon and have DIVE
getting better rapidly ever since: vow ,
the third day alter the treatmen. I ho1e
scarcely any OF the burning pain IN nv
lnngs and / cough and raise hut little n
ON gaining in strength and feel better IN
every way. | feel like new map
oven whistled tune this morning.
o'e" LoRAN kERS--
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an C,u ne Cured IL The y Apply Soon.

This Young lady had lost all hopes 0,
over revainins her health. The SKIN vi
9 nr Todd and little medicine start ner
On the right track; she says: l hao vi,
cers in the stomach and liver, vomite .
after eating; | doctored with hve ooG,
a,,.' without relief, have been sick OF
Ears the last year very sick, ana mao
Lost nil hope Of help, | had terrible ,n'. sa
so,, ;i I could liz in the river and the wa,
, tar run right through me, wonld DE al
r;obt INV stomach was terribly pioa.eu,
rs and water raised in my mouth, g reai
na;n in the side and stomach ana awIu'
waak and nervous. was taken 20 Ut,
s CLAW T, di February ~ ana DC sa ro
., o one treatment and told me 10 re-
turn in three days and would be oet ,;,'
and / feel 40 much better, don ieeI I'M
shs same persop, / don't know wnen
ielt 40 well and do not vomit any mor &c
or have to drink water, az nay mt
th;rst. on the way home l began 10 ee,
b t notwithstanding the rougbness o.
tSs roads. the pains all left me ana nave
not since returned, 49, s,v,ysos
porr and one.half miles northwest o.
raPorte. Iod., March 3. 1896.
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From State Journal. Feb. 70: l mere
oerr;fv thar had catarrb, bad taste
IN tbe month. and noise in my head iour
naars causing great distress. l began
roo u tment with DR.. \. Clay Todd, teo 80,
and am pleased to say that my neai,l
10 sulIv restored in every respect anu
hova No noises in my head and no ca
tarrh. Mrs oAhA" ,a.a;son via.
He save: have been trouu'eu Ill,
sn;ne trouble over two years grauuaiiy
growing w orse, and was AFRAID l "ouiu
have to give up my work entirely Ior
month il was growing rapidly WORST
xyben ON the 1Oth OF Feb, lS96, oegan
troatment with DIR. s. Clay Todd, ana ne
hos helped me Immediately, and l nave
;mnroyed ever since, and now L nave nv
more pain and work every DAY ao tue
gas works. Ina-to Ind
Feb. IA. 1896.
A friend of the above gentleman began
.raatment with DIR. S. Clay Todd iast
Saturday night for the same complaint
and ia already better -thirty-slx nours'-
Ono tells another-Dr. s. Clay iod9,
n. Ur1 s ; am troubled with the glands
~ uen nv M neck: there lisa lump under my Jaw
y the leit OF my chin sbout tneslle o. d."
goose egg; a stingiug pain runs a ron M 1ss
inmp to my ear and down my neck. a M,ss
Eta Johnson informs me she mas a s'n,,
lar ' case TO mine. She says she is taEa as
treatment from you and deriving sre AZ
henefit. Let me know what you can uo
for my case. -
Reepectfully, d
-. - 49, John Branin.
$40 Taylor street, South Bend NO.
February q. 1870.
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n,.bet,s durable. three
&.,ye up a Case.

Nv son had diabetes since Cnrlr'u .as
"a was confined TO bis bed since tne
Sunday after. Had three pnysicIan'
that we thought the best IN tne enS
Nv son had weighed about 100 pounJJo
~ health hut now not over 20 pounos
nnd scanned to be nothing but SKIN anu
homes. Every one, physicians anu ns'f 80
bors all said he was dying. be had DC
come stupid, and several times ms ~
nrotrnded and he said he could see sea.
and thew were very beautiful. ne
t;nued TO sink rapidly until last ruesuay
tha oOtb. when one OF the physicians
sa;d "tbe disease had become cnrone'
cd when II becomes chronic there Is no
ha,n Tor it." | then Immediately caieu
on DIR. s. Clay Todd, az they 81, oo, ,t aou
and after hearing my descr'p 'TSn
Of nv boys condition, he sa'o; ~ ~
uonng man can be cured, ana l 1oos
nr Todd's medicine, that he pIepareu,
bome and have been giving them 10 my
con ever since, and ne is improving .e'I
s.at IN every way. He had been out o.
his head at times before DIR. Todd trea'.
mani since then has known wnaC VIZ
nn;ng on around him. He now want'
70 ait M all the time but is sun ore ure"i !.
su,,v weak from loss OF flesh, Out II
stronger than yesterday. -
MRS. ELLEN BURNETT
243 West Broadway.
o, 1901. Grand RAPIDS, Mich.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
Deafness Stealsona Man

So gradually that he finds himself unaoe 70 "'''
conversation without warning, except a ringing %
m in the head These noises in the head are cauSeu "
o,rine Catarrh, Discharges from Eara Nervous
saou sbock or cold etc. and always lead 10 oe@
-, anil blindness Sore Eyes, Dimnees oil
siob, ranulated Lids and all diseases oil the Eye anu
.,.vs be cured by Prof. s. Clay Todd NJ d. OF orano
porids Mich now the New jewell House. 0alu"e' "''
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nsnf Erom Infancy.

He says: when was too smaa 10
,emember they say had good deal On
earache; have been hard OF bearing s'nne
! con remember. | nave been under the
treatment of DR.. s. Clay Todd since fsn
: 1896, and am pleased to say thaI
have been greatly benefited. can hrnf
ordinary conversation. | am % yeArt'
ia "A. Z. HUNTLEY.
Michigan City, Ind, Feb. Ia, 1870
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Catarrh.

Rev. Weber, the great evange,'s., te srph
He has been great sufferer; u;oh
Dr s. Clay Todd, Grand Rapids, MICH hat
Nv DEAR BRoTHER:-l do believe .ua'
medicine OF yours will cure any ea. wnn'
7 an better now than ever before. won =.
dersui meetings here. Address W me 90
"a sSr;sp Mich. care Of Lawrence HOUSE,
q = =" Us Yours in Jeeue,
'ss o. ii,e REv. WEBER.
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Your Mouth Stick Out Your Tongue!

and
no cough cold The disease
Won will then begin slight then heavier
% our had experience in al the w" in h"sI
This DR. = CLAY
had knowledge the treatment required and has the remedies
they remedies
nv him before each patient his office New Jewel"
Immed relief and permauent
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
Terrible Backache Cured.

Ihad terrible steady backache i1r
f,ur wears without any let up at all;
sometimes could hardly straight'R up:
Could not ride in a wagon on account ui
the greater pain from thei ar oithe wagon
and have walked rather than ride. !.
have now been under the treatment oil
DIR s. TODD, 16 n. Division street.
Grand Rapids. Mich, ten days, and yes,
terdav I rode twenty-five miles and nine
miles today in wagon without pain ar
all-the first time for four years;
would cheerfully recommend ID. Todd TO
those who have great pains in their pacK
AVERY DowNER.
Oe,ober Is. 1890. Alpine Mich.
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favor and weakness shorns BREATH palptaton oil n' ' ~
andu
when and warn g
cold
sensations loss
ryoua
Ifyouha land
vigor
oones cure
inge cured
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DIR. =. CLAY TODD,
The amous Nerve specialist, Grand
Rapids, Mich.

Cures Paralysis, Twitching, Pinching
or Prickling Sensations, Tremelous Feel
ups Back OF Head Ache, Back OF Neck
Pains. sometimes running down the earns
| or la k, Dizziness and other symptoms
Fading to paralysis, Nervous Debility
and Female complaints and Chronic DIS
eases.
Consultation free and confidential,
No charge for services until cured, ak
months.
Directions in all languages.
Rheumatism al~ayscnte0, Catarrh and
Head y i-,- cured. ID "u-y "urrd. rl,S
land all N"'vp n"h u ain lh-en'-- 'urr";
/ Eve AMI T. l'-.., currt. Nerves W
TOnvp. nur y ., -"i u \i"-"'.''' L'm"H
being D-v"inp q
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q! Now Look In the Glass!

kENToN, ONO, May Is, '61
TO all whom it may con
Germ: / hereby cert iy that 4
was afflicted Tor 5 years
with disease OF the Hip
JOINT, during which time n
suffered the most excrutiat-
lug pain, with but very little
in ermission. From the
Joint it followed the diree-
ton OF the hone. destroying
il TO within about fyeiDehes
OF the knee, when 10 dis
charged from half a pint 10
a pint OF matter a DAY
small piec s Of bone coming
away from time TO time. T.
tried all the physicians that
| could hear of, | thought
would be likely to benefit me-
| then tried patent medicines
hnaments and salves. and
derived no benefit, but ton
tinued to lose strength. Ff-
nally hearing OF the success
of DR.. s. G. Todd in the treat
ment OF such diseases, {
PLACED myseli under his care
and was entirely cured.
HANSON RORY
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SHE COULD Nos "TtNn sL"Hr'
AFTER the First Days Treath"' '"'
Could Hold Her Fr-' F'ht
Against the Floor.

"Ny daughter. Eva, aged years was
nervous ant irritable. ma n,s'uroe'' VI
81, night. Sne mnaned anh 'ra'nptu
with main. and VAS very n'rvous. anu
never walked or taxed, and rouid soe
stand nlonr unit token 10 DR.. > u"y
Todd He treated her h" evening o,
February 2s; TINT night, she slept al ~
',;aht far the first time. and has eIcpt all
n; ;o ever since, and has no more pans,
49,. mr. n.ry ousues-. The last lew
d.vs she has been saying n lew WORDS
u va .ni,v abe walked u e~ steps.
am ''''"' Levi d. Schoff,
115 | street, LaPorte, lnd,
March Z 1896
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
CATARRH CURED.
Have You Catarrhy

Have NOu Cntarrh'
Have you pains over the ewes?
Are your eyes wate'y?
Have you u dry cough at night 49,,
Ia there continuous dropping oil mu-
Gus in the back OF your throat?
you can he cured quickly and perma-
nently by DIR. s. Clay Todd, now at the
New Jewell House.
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address Clay TodS Ics BSr the New
an medicnes compounded by VT Ioou wv Wv
Directions all 'aneusw"
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
W. aun,ure In the scrotum Cured.

Our little boy was cnrea Oh rupture :.
Scrotum by DR.. 5. Clay Todd. we arc
so glad because Johnnle was always -
40 much paiu, aud cried all the ,'me. 90.
now his rupture is all gone sno ne u 81
WAYS happy and runs about anu JUMP
and plays. Mr.. AND MRS JOIN lh, "a
los Jeanette St., Grand Rapids, Mien'
March 81. 1895.
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Pam the Janesyiiie Gazette.

have had the Sciatic Rheumatism SIX
Ears gradually growing worse. MY
TIGHT leg has become shortened 30 tha,
Save had to have my boot heel raised
- two and one-hali inches. l began tax,
' ~ V ,reatment from DIR. ). Clay TODD
Nav III. and am pleased to say his pedi,
, m are the only medicines that helpoo
me- In three weeks my hg is lengtneneo
throa. nnarters of an inch. and l have
better use OF my limb, could not WAX
unstsirs one step after another, but can
ups ,v A. FAIeBANk,
nov" Oh 1888 Janesville, Wis
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mn IVA. Deaf Tn,r,y-,hree Years.

Mr.. W. Smith, Of Mechanic ,h street ,sss
u ,ears WAS deaf indeed. but In three days
Sssn hear ordinary conversation. ne -
II was deaf. thirty three years I Friaay A.
now can near o'"'"' II. w. SMITH,
Mathematics.
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8,rn Dearaud Gumb

have been visiting my '''npr, MI
Dirk Van Zomeren, OF treu mr. NeMsgo
county, Mich His dau i'r nhkn
could OF hear or talk. but ua1 w.
months trea meme OF DR.. LAY iO""'
and can now hear and tak
"'' LEvINUs VAN Z uEaEN,
Conner. Kalamazoo 20, wien DeC' ",
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New Jewell House. Calumet, Michigan
ve1resda Thursday, saturday sunday W
Wednesday Aprll4, 10 16, IL 49, l9and 2o
NV CHARGES Are Very Moderate

and safe TO patnts get well y9q na ceh hours
III. o m
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stomach Troubles Cured
La Porte, Indiana

pdgotn
consumption anything three
nvp
weighed 1o ds ana
Elkhart 25, 1894
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- -.i'a JObn brhnu'
5l2 Taylor street, South Bend NO.
February 2, 1870.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
WE WILL HONOR HIM.

Brunswick proposes, next year, to
celebrate fittingly the Two hundredth
anniversary of the birth of General
James Edward OglethOrpe.
1t is strlkingly appropriate that the
celebration should be held here, be-
cause the great founder of Georgia
was most intimately connected with
the origin of this city; and it was on
st. Simon that he achieved his great
victory over the Spaniards.
The exact nature and scope of the
celebration has not yet been deter
mined, but it Will be one worthy of
what it typifies, and credit not only
to Brunswick but to Georgia.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
THE ESPECIAL EDITION MAN"

Mr.. George j. Moss, who is known
all over the country as the especial
Edition Man." is entitled largely to
the success of The TIMES Midsummer
Issue. Mr.. Moss makes a business of
getting up special editions and knows
every detail of its peculiar require
ments. 1t is a business that calls for
particular qualifications, an artistic
perception, an untiring energy, a
thorough knowledge of newspaper
work and an understanding of the
public taste and preference. All
these Mr.. Moss possesses in marked
degree.
Mr.. Moss has issued special editions
in nearly every state in the Union,
but has been devotIng his time to Ala
bama and Georgia during the past