davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
TO INCREASE IT'S CAPACITY.
Vesta Cotton Mill Where Negro La
Dor Is Used

Charleston. :. C.. December Tsp
ciall-It has been announced here that
tho Nesta Cotton Mil Company VIII
shortly begin work on the enlargement
and Improvement of its plant This mll
occupies q unique position in the man
ufarturinS line. in that an of SIS opera
tiNes are negroes. ~ IS the only concern
of the kind in the state where negro
labor is used, and at the recent meeting
OF the stockholders 60 was stated that
the min last year made money and that
the owners We're very much pleased with
the cliored help. The money made last
year was used in improvcn nts. but the
owners have decided % make greater
change and wil equip the property $50
that there viii Toe greater capacity Tor
the manufacture of cotton goods.
The Nesfa mill has been working stead
ily with its negro labor since the rcor-
.-auization. about TWO years ago. Cap
tain J. II. Montgomery. OF Spartanburg,
WAS elected president. and his first move
was o. install Mr. l.. q. Potter, thor
ough mill man, as manager.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
SAVERS CALLED THEM DOWN
Texas Relief Dispensers Were Charg-
ing tor Their Services

Austin. Tex. December 6.-tspecial)-
Governor Sayers received information
that some o. the managers of the relief
committee in the gulf cOas; Hood suffer
ors districts were quietly appropriatinS
money TO their own use in the way OF
providing salaries for themselves Tor
each days work while distributing the
money and supplies. The governors In
formation gave three cases developing
to-day. where each party has appropri-
at.d SIT 20 his own use in this manner.
The governor promptly addressed them a
letter. calling their attention TO she fact
that n the public. both state and IA
tional. could afford TO give this money
FOR such A worthy cause, that IL would
certainly seem rs though Il was advis-
able for them 10 handle - locally with
out pay. and il would certainly look
much better. Judging from reports, there
has been considerable mismanagement
Of the funds in many instances of the
late flooded districts. and Il would look
as though this development will occa-
son much unpleasant talk.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
South Georgia Methodist Conference.

Cuthbert, Ca, November 9.-(Special.)
Conference furnished a spiritual feast
for Cuthbert and her visitors today
Bishop Hendrix preached forcibly at
the Methodist church in the morning and
addressed a class of deacons. In the af
ternoon a memorial service was held
over deceased ministers, five having died
during the year. Revs. 6. 5. Johnson,
i. III. Wright. w. j. Stallinss, Joe i. CO.
wart and w. +. Bearden. Pretty tributes
were paid. Tonight DIR. j. l.. Tigert, of
Nashville, preached.
Or. Lambreth. of Nashville, preached
this morning at the Baptist church,;
DR. Prinson, of Macon, In the afternoon,
and ID. X. Dubose, of Nashville, tonight
DIR. T. H. Law, Of the American Bible
Society, addressed the Presbyterian sun
day school at the court house.
The conference held love feast in the
Methodist church during Sabbath school
hour. DIR. Lambeth, of the missionary
school board. secured a 1900 collection
i'm a short while at the league rally last
night. The town is filled with visitors.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
PHILIPPINES MUST PAY DUTY.

Manila, December s.-The Philippine
commission has prepared bill fixing the
duties upon imports and exports. There
will be a public discussion of the matter
next week. Under it's provisions impOr-
tations from the United States into the
island are dutiable. The Importation OF
explosives. adultera ted wines, articles un-
der false trade marks and apparatus used
in games of chance are prohibited. The
rate of duty has not yet been perfected
Fifty-twO prisoners were captured in the
suburbs of San Antonio and san Benito
last Wednesday by a detachment of the
Thirty Seventh regiment. Many escaped
but a portion of these We're overhauled
and captured by the gunboat LuSuna de
Bay.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
REBELS YIELD BY HUNDREDS.
Over Two Thousand Filipino Insur-
gents Surrender TO Young.

Washington. December 3.-The war de-
partrnent today received the following DIS
patch telling of tho voluntary surrender
Of a large number of insurrectos to Cen
eral Young. at Santa Maria. The om's-
sion in the telegram comti of faulty
transmission or an inability to plausibly
decioher the missing words
tMalachanan. Manila-Adjutant Gener-
al. Nashingtou.-TWo thousand one hun
dred ana eighty Katipunan insurreCtos.
whom Consiqu enrolled (bolomen came
from mountains and surrendered 70 Cen
eral Samuel F. NJ. Young today at Santa
Maria They renoupced insurrection and
ewore allegiance to the United States
The oath was administered by the padre
(priesD at the church with impressive
religious ceremonies. General Young at
tributes the surrender to the Presidents
recollection and vigo; Gus prosecution Of
the war Although no rifles We're surren-
dered this IS important as indicating a
reaction among the people.
"MACARTHCR. /"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND.
Population of Towns Places In Mis-
sissippi Given.

Washington. December 5.-The popula-
ton of certain towns and places in MIS-
sissippi having population OF more thdh
300 but less than 25.000 is as follows:
Aberdeen. city. 3.439; Bay st. Louis, city,
2.S57; Biloxi, city, 5,467; Brookhaven'
town. 2.67S; Canton, city. 3,ioi; Columbus
city. 6.4Sl; Corinth, city. 1861; Greenvhe'
toTn , go. greenwood city. 3026; Gre
NADIA town . 56S; Hattiesburg. town, 4, 10;
Holly Springs. city. 4.1S5; Jackson, city,
ISIS: Kosciusko. town, los; Laura, town.
4193; Accomb, town, Ar; Macon town.
49, Meridian. city. 1860: Natchez, city.
i. .2i6: Okolona. town PIN; Pass Chris
tian. town. 202S: Port Gibson, town. 2,ll3;
Scranton. town. 2.o25; Tupelo. town. 2llS;
Vicksbu-g city. 1854; Water Valley city.
town. 3193; WinOna. town, 2.45j; Tazoo,
city, 419i.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
PEACE SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE.
Russian Troops Ordered Away Will
Not Leave China.

London. December THE Daily News
publishes the following from Nagasaki,
dated December 4th:
The order to send 5000 Russian troops
back TO Odessa has been countermanded.
They will remain in the far east until
further orders"
The Pekin correspondent of The Morn
ing Post wired yesterday:
The impression is growing among men
of all nationalitieS that peace IS lmpoS-
sible. that "A resumption of the campaign
in the spring is inevitable and that paru-
ton will be the only solution. TWO Amer
lean missionaries complain that the Ger
mans at Ono Chau loot converts equally
with othnr Chinese"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
MOUNT PLEASANT ENJOINED.
Town Was Levying Executions
Aeainst Railway Property.

Charleston. 5. &. December 7.-(SQe-
ciaID-In the United States cirucit court
here today Judge Simonton flied an order
restraining the town of Mount Pleasant
from Selling or levyins executions against
the property Of the Consolidated Railway
Company because of the company's re-
fusal To pay taxes. The Consolidated
claims that the town council exempted
il from taxation by special legislation, but
recently imposed a tax and threatened
to tie up the electric road if the amount
was not settled The Consolidated has u
government mail contract and counsel
claims that this contract would he broken
nv any interference of its traffic by the
town council. The courts order Restraints
the council from Selling the property and
has fixed December 9th as the time for
a hearing.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
Mrs. Mclean, Washington, D. C.

Washington. December Mrs Mary L.
Mclean, mother of John r. Mclean, Oh
The Cincinnati Enquirer. died here 10
day of acute heart affection. At the bed
side of Mrs Mclean when the end came
were her daughters. Mrs. Dewey and Mrs.
Ludlow. the wife Of Rear Admiral Lud-
low; her son, John r. Mclean, and Ad-
niral Dewey. Mrs. Mclean was TIE
widow Of the late Washington Mclean
prcprietor OF The Cincinnati, Enquirer.
She was In her seventy-second year.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
Death of Ex-senator Irbv.

Columbia. S. c., December 9.-(Special)
Colonel John Laurens Manning Irby,
former United States senator. died IN
Laurens today, after an illness of three
weeks. Colonel Irby was a man of supe-
rior education, as well as keen Judgment
and strong intellect. lie was educated
at the University of Virginia and Prince
ton. In 1876 when but twenty-One years
old. he took an active part in the Hamp-
ton campaign, doing able service. lie
was given the honorary office of colonel
on the governors staff in recognition OF
his services
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
POLICE SAVE A NEGRo's LIFE.
Mob in New York Try To Lynch Col
ored Citizen.

New York. December 6.-An attempt
"a renew the race riotiug IN the negro
district was renewed tonight when u
crowd Of White persons tried to inclte
one another to lynch a negro at Thirty
hfth street and Seventh avenue. me
ra.ro was William Compton, and he shot
2XIiiann ii Case a.a Cornelius Rooney,
both white. \ large crowd tried to eaten
the negro to lynch or kill him, but inc
folice surrounded him. ie was eSceiteu
IA Inc nolica station. The negro fired on
the crowd as ne was pursued, but no
hit no one.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
CHARGED with Embezzlement.

Richmond. Va. December 7.-(Speciall
EX-State Senator William \. Little. OF
Frederlcks aurg, "a, was indicted by the
grand jury of that city today for the en-
bezzlment of $500. which came into his
hands as commissioner for the sale of
some land. a bench warrant was ISSUED
for his arrest. but he could not be found.
The Indictment of Mr.. Little created
great surprise. He belongs to one of the
best families in Virginia and has been
prominent both socially and profession
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
Industrial Convention Was a Great
Success.
SPEECHES WERE VALUABLE
viii Do Much Good to the Southern
States.
MEETING OF AMERICAN GRAIN EXCHANGE
IT Was Decided To Establish Head
quarters at New Orleans-Other
News and Gossip.

New Orleans. December S-CSpeciaL)-
T. has been All Southern Industrial con-
ventiOn i'm New Orleans this week and
very little else has been talked or thought
Of The convention proved complete
success. listening t. many valuable
speeches. and did n great deal 81 work
II had applications from st Louis. Buff
fal1. birmingham. AMI Charleston. s g.
for an Endorsement II their several expo
sittCrS. gave all ~ them cnr,lial support
and ur-cd the southern states u ''exhhit''
at them The most important work % the
convention was tho organization 81 the
southern Industrial Association. which IS
too q permanent body. and see e. Il that
the resolutions ami purposes - the con-
veutinu are fu,iv carried out The as
ISOLATION. which IS 20 ~ composed ~ rep
rcscutativeS ~ delegates from all the
southern states and cities IS To devote it.
SELF Co furnishing the world with facts
and Information concerning the south.
calling attention IN the resources of This
section. and rudelvorinE to attract i'm
migration and capital in this direction;
and ar tho same time il is "a work IN
convince the southern people - the al
vantage - manufacturers. and how
much better ana m"re profitable IL Is TO
ulguuf1cture products at home than eN-
port them .u rlw state
Ther- q srrue complaint among the del
scatrs that the local Interests ~ NV Or
leans s'II net eviDce as much interest in
tho convention SIS its Importance war
rautef. There were ueTr.v @a delegates
from New Orleans. rrnrezs ntiu- tho city
itself the smmercial exchange an1 Lead
fuE labor ur-lu iEsrfors- Tut only vc~y
small fraction 20 these delegates attended
II 8 explained chat th'ir abssuce WIS due
20 Tile fact riat business IS ahunrm1liy
The AVERAGE business man finds Z very
tarI a. ust away from his office. hat
e-en with this explanation 10 Sc generally
recognized that New Orleans dit uat
fully realize the importance II the con-
vrufinn and tnv much &c can lp ana Is
Ik.ly Co do for the same
The convention was only one ~ thc
several a.tt .irs~ -u Nev orleans during
ths- Neet- THE American Grain Eynrrte-s
mt ar tt. S-- Charlie lutrE ana after
several rev-- conference decided 90 cstail-
lish he1 laulrt.-s hrrr. ana viii probably
Cn tEF wo-E rf tlr.- -I.. business through
tl.-z ,i-y ln- the winter
TIL railroad men were greatly in evil
6sres at tEa convention and the.r number
was Increased hv ter arrival of two ox-
cu-sirr- .-ru S. Louis and Chicago. te-
-.E.'.. 81 conductors. where they had
L-.a .- .a-E usllu-
Ell 81. MSS -H.u fsrr states. ANA was
or.r,.E .r sr- -eenuf u.v t- cardinal
GIBBONS AI fl.~ NI s-ta some liza
vf -h- barge nu-n.'r "t visitors Wh'e.
A-re i.e .s- -
,3--s-- -F --.,l ef..T.7v fT-a ~
rr.ref rh~.uEr New Orleans west tu f'tl-
ff.rn11 rHd Mexico. ANA south Ia tEe
Wet Tr|tr- ana Central America helped
t1 sWel ihe aAir
,.---- So ,,-,....- .,-y-
M,
.+ p. -. "
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
TowNE RECEIVES COMMISSION.
Silver Republican Goes to Senate To
Fill Davis's Place.

81 pauI. MIMI. December G--Former
congressman Charles 4 Towne, silver
republican. of Duluth arrived here late
this afternoon and at once called on
Governor Lind. lie formally accepted
the appointment 70 the United states
senate for the vacancy caused by the
death Of Cushman X. Davis, received his
commission Immediately and viii leave
as soon as possible for Washington to
take the seat. which he VIII hold untl
the legislature. which is Overwhelmingly
elects a senItor 70 the place.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
cba++anooga District Short.

Chattanooga, Tenn, December I.-(Spe-
ciai1NIt is announced from Washington
thar this congressional district is short
26 900 people under the proposed reap
nortionment of congressional representa-
ton by congress. Politicians OIL TINS see
80 have their eyes on Lincoln county
and It is understood that an effort VIII
he made TO have that county added. max
ing the district sohdly democratic Tor all
fr1n
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
NICHOLAS IS IMPROVING.

Livadia, European Russia, December s.
The physicians Of the car issued the
following bulletin this morning:
Tho ear felt very well during the
last twenty-four hours. He spends part
of the day out of bed. His strength is
visibly increasing and his temperature
and mise are normal"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
LUcIUs NJ. LAMAR NAMED.
He and Rubens Win Probe the Gu
ban Postal Eramds.

HaV1na. DooomNor 3-No7-rs. Torallo
Rubcns ana Lucius ". Lamar have re-
ceived official appointments as special at
torucys for the government I'M prosecut-
ing the po-tcit.ee frauds They win bcgin
the preparation Of the cases Immediately
in order tp bring them 10 trial at The
earliest possible moment.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
Oil Discovered Near Knoxville.

Knoxville. Tenn. December 3.-(Spe-
Cial )-On has been discovered on the
property of the Branch state penitentiary
at Petros. near here. Workmen Were
boring well and had reached q depth of
$500 feet. wher oil in paying quantity was
found. 1T is thought that a lake of pc
troleum has been discovered and other
wells will be sunk in the vicinity of the
prison
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
Granhite In Geor gia.

Chattanooga. Tenn, December 6.-(Spe-
cial1-An inexhaustihle deposit of very
fine quality of graphite was discovered
this week on the property of the Mctar-
lands on Lookout mountain. just below
rho Tennessee line in GeOreia. Samples
Of the material have been tested and prove
10 be equal 70 the very best used in
the manufacture of high grade pencils.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
Nav Affect Price of Lumber.

Austin. Tex, December 3.-(SpeciaL)-
Owing to the excessive high waters pre-
vailfng throughout the lumber section
of the state. all the saw mills have been
compelled 10 shut down and il is feared
that the forced close down will material
Is affect the price OF lumber.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
DiSDenSarv Business.

Greenville, S. c., December 7-(SpecialO
Greenville dispensers have made reports
for sales of liquor for November The
east end dispenser reports gross sales the
past month of $5,16l20; net profits $955.5S.
The west end concern does not show up
so well. Total sales, s., 2S4.40; net profits,
1858. &c,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
Kruger viii Remain at The Hague.

London. December Mr. Kruger has
abandoned Ed the proposed journeys to
other capitals. saws the Brussels corre-
spondent Of The standard and ain further
Diplomatic efforts ID secure arbitration
and VIII await at The IiasHe the deVe.-
opmcut OF eycats at the seat of war.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10

them to pay the tax or helped them to DO
20 The vote will thus be limited To the
owners of real estate and the polti-
clans, the great mass OF the voters iIs,',,
ING disfranchised themselves by falhhs
To nav their poll taxes. This means WA. i
The ward politicians will stu icrtheL
strengthen their hold of political power
in New Orleans.
Governor Heard surprised the communl-
ty by appointing Jerry" Kelley sheriA
OF New Orleans to succeed the lately ue
CEASED sheriff, Remy klock. An appeai
had been made to the governor 10 APP
point Klock's brother In law, rat hihs.
on the ground that the deceased sherit
had put up all the money ne hau anu
mortgaged his home i'm order to pay tue
POLITICAL assessment levied on him by the
5a,oocratic committee As klock had
bsen in office only a few months, he had
NOT made good IL was said, his contribu-
ton 10 the democratic cause, and IL was
ARMED that il was only fair to his family
that they should be considered. Inc gov
ernor was asked to appoint King VINO
s,,.ai IN administer the office for the
bsnetit of the I<lock family. paying over
70 them all the fees. salaries, etc. IL
xx,as the question whether the famlly OF
a man who had died in Office be entitled
to the profits of that onice alter MS
death. Governor Heard was lncilheu 70
take that view Oh Inc tl~ts bht NA,h -
found that klock had made good his as
sessment by tie democratic committee ny
assessing his large force of deputies $40
a month each: and that he left Ire IN
surance policy S25.o00. so that hts family
could scarcely be said to be in need. the
governor changed his mind. and gave the
Office TO Kelley, who is prominent poll
tician.
The negro leaders I'm Louisiana have
rushed forward to declare that they
have no share or interest I'm the suit
which the Afro-American League pro-
poses 60 institute 60 test the constitu-
tiouali;y Of the Louisiana suffrage clause
whereby three-fourth Of the negroes are
shut out from voting. They say that
the Louisiana negroes have no hand I'm
the suit have not contributed toward it.
and know nothing about It. They are
probably in earnest in declaring that they
do not favor the suit. for they fear that
IL may encourage the movement 10 shut
them out OF the street cars and other
unfriendly laws. which movement was
checked only " the conservative white
element.
The negroes have succeeded in organic
Ing their rcformatory movement and
viii apply 10y the board Of management
Of the Boys House OF Refuge 10 Toe al
lowed 10 establish rcformatory in con-
neciipn with mat Institution. in which
the negro youth who constitute nine
tenths 81 the inmates. may he taught
trade instead OF growing zap in Idlcness and
crime. The move is am excellent one
and has the cordial support of many
prominent white citizens. who have con-
trihutcu toward the csta blishment of the
reiofmatory for negro youth.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
ECZEMA. NO CURE. NO PAY.

Your druggist will refund Your money if
lALp OINTMENT fails to cure Ring
w rm. Tetter. old Ulcers and Sores. PIN
pl.s and Blackh lads an the face. and all
skin diseases. - cents.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
Will Be Built on Castle Pincknev.

Charl,st ). g, December 3.-tSpe-
cIaLl-Notice from Washington received
today confirms the contract made with
T. r. Cramer for the erection of the new
lighthouse supply station for this district.
The station will be built on Castle Pinclx-
ney. In Charleston harbor. and work Will
be startcA Immediately.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10

the work of constructing several branch
lines in the northern part of the state
that will give il better control of that
section. IT is contemplated that $50 miles
of road will be constructed as rapidly as
possible in order to make the points de-
sired. The officials are not giving out the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
SUERD3lS Of success

A vacant chair and 4 portrait on the
vall-strange symbols Of success Yet,
II many a home these are the symbols
OF the Success II the man who aid not
find ti1le - care Cor his health, OF neg
iected the increasing warnings OF disease
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
I Cure Blood Poison

or syphilis at your own home; my treat,
ment positively eradicates every trace OF
the disease and leaves no bad euects-
Write me fully. j. Newton Hathaway
NJ. d., No. AZ nman building. Atlanta Cd
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10

cnIIed indigestion but sfteE trying several er1i
u~rt ,hvsicizus failed % Ee; cure. . write. Mr..
frank M-ricie q Independence. Jackson Co,
Nc BOZ Al -SoEue % nv symptoms were
.o-eurxs IN Dit q stomach Tiilne<s tired feel
ing constipation something's soreness would
extrrd a. bowels Some one recommended me
70 take u- Pi-rcc's Golden Medical Discovery,
vrFrscFr ii and 1fter taking only few bottles
81 Discovery. and your Peasant Pellets can
ssv d-rIved more benefit from them than any
0th-r medicine ! ever tired began % gam
ar.h fru-n the start Have recommended Il 10
Others aud xiIl coutiaue 20 do 50
The sluggish liver made active by Ii.
Pi<rce's Pleasant Pellets.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10

which Nature gave
HIM. When the
stomach Is weak
and food Is iruper-
fectly digcsted and
assiuIilatei. il Is
only a question Of
time until the
break -downcones.
The stomach IS the
very center Of VI
tai power and must
he kept in health
II sickness Is TO be
avoided. Doctor
Pierce : Golden
Medical Discovery
cures diseases OF
the stomach and
other organs OF d.
gestion and nutu-
ton. II increases
the supply of pure,
rich blood, and
gives the body
strength to with
stand the strain
pu; upon it BY the
struggle for sue
cess
II was n sufferer
fru-1 what the doctors
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
tn Build Branch Lines.

Austin. Tex. December 5.-(Special.)-
The Cotton Belt. the Texas branch of the
St Louis Southwestern. will shortly begin
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
Hobson Is Better.

New York December S.-LieUtnnant
proved.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10

LADIES or gentlemen to travel: large income.
agreeable occupation. Box $40, Kansas city
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
Opium, Morphine Free Treatment.
COMMITTEE IS NAMED.

Painless home cure guaranteed. Free
trial. DR. Tucker. Atlanta. Ga
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
HYPNOTISM NJ.

r~i6weu.s lightning methods Quick rs a
aasb camplcte course containing methods of
NVeltmcr. Harradeu. Hudson. Price 81. A.
larta school of Suggestion. Atlanta, tit.