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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-18
La mejOr de todas las conocidas
BfBLiorGoA DE s1A DEMooRAofAs

Para este es necesario deiar
pasar IN dla entero. Armando sabs
que eatoy aquf, y al nos batimos
mafiana, adivinara que whistles
hoy. Dentro de veinticuatre horaE
Oh mandar6 mis- testigos.
Los recibire.
Nos batiremos pistola.
Don Ififgo hizo IN gesto dc visi
BILE repugnancia.
-Os comprendo, seGor MARQUES.
-diio friamente Andrea; teneiE
afici6n a Ia espada, psro con ella
Sc here muchas veces, pocas Sc
msta: con la pistola Sc falla algu-
mas veces, pero Sc vuelve empezar
y ss acaba por matar, y "a os
10 die: uno de los dos esta de mas
en- Ell mundo.
-Estk bien, ssGor ViEcends, ~
respondi6 frfamente don It1lgo.
- Hasta pasado maf1ans, dii0
Andrea, sef1alando Ia vsntana con
al dedo.
Inclin6se doB Ifiigo, saludd muy
omoctonsdo 6 10 condess, y diri'
giGndose q la venbans monte 4
horcaiadas en- 6sta y desaparecto,
entonces Andrea miro q Juana,
que estsba pAlida, muda y como
sobrecogids de horror. La cogi0 ID
mano.
-Tran7uilixGos, seGora: "a no
corrsis ningan peligro.
La vox de 81 lihertador record0
o Jusna cual era 80 situaci6n. Es'
trech6 Ia mano del vISconds y &c
echo llorar.
dor.
-Vslo por el honor de los rntos.
-respondi6 Andrea CON Aono llsno
de Gnfssis y solemnidad. Descan-
sad, seffors, que nadie vendr& abs
ra q turbar vueatro suef1o. Adi6a.
huenas nochas. - 7 Ell vixconde
Andrea did IN paso para retirarss.
-lEo Oh batir6is, hermano nfof
--diio Juana oon acento de sapli0a.
rs necesario.
--Pero les imposihleI inc 10 quie.
roi 70 no jure NADIA J sealo dire 4
AFmsndc, 7 sats 10 !wpesAs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-18
: To reclamation es muy legfti

AOSAAA0SA0h "a M1g A@&AHA
ma.
-lAhI SConvenfs en- elloP
= ST, pero, es Ell cRso que, ca
donde no hay NADIA, Ell rey pterde
todOs los derechos, respondi6 sir
Arturo-y NADIA puedo darte, pues.
TO que aun NADIA recibi.
-iQue l&stimal murmur6 Ro-
cambole. Be me habfa Ggurado,
querido ito, que podriais nrmarms
un documento en- Ell cual me reco-
nocerfats Ia deuda de un million con
una fecha del a1o que viene, y
frmado con vuestro verdadero
nombre de Andres, tutor del menor
hijo del difunto sef1or conde de
K9rgaz.
-N6da mas fkcil.
-SNo pon6is ning6n obstSehloS
-Ninguno.
-SY 10 firmsr sis?
-Cuando quieras.
-Puea en- seguida entonces, -
diio Ell marques de los Monies.
-Ahora 40, o,-respondi6 con frial-
dad sir Arturo.
10y por quep
-Porque quiero aplsKar ESQ para
pasado mafIana, respondi6 Ell ba.
ronet,-y ademas porque cusndo
Sc esPera IN million sc 90 prudente.
-Teneis raz6n, querioo tfo,-
murmur6 Rocambole, que Sc restg-
no esperar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-18

traje que os infirieron. z como
observsse que Juana callaba, did
un psso haOia don I1iigo, dtciendo
con fra energis:-S Sois un cobardel
iSef1orl - exclam6 el Gngido
brasileflo. que representa- de name
ra admirable Ell miedo.
Hl vizconde Andrea sac6 tran
quilamente una pistola y monte Ell
gatillo con mueha calma.
-wscoged, sefior mfo,- diio, en-
ire sscuchadme con mucha calm 8
8 hacsr el menor movimt0nto, pues
en- 81 Alttmo case os lsvanto Ia tapa
de los sesos.
Rl brasile&o h1xo que eedfa Ia
fuerza = so sruz6 de braxos.
La mu1er ID que tuvfstsis In
sudacis de ultraiar y de hacerls
OR IN lenguaie indfgno, es 10 sgpo.
% de mi hermano. Lo cusl qutere
decir que uno de les dos esta de.
mas en- sl mundo. - 81 brasile fIo Sc
inclino. = rs, puea, precise, ,-sigui6
dicisndo Andrea, que nos bata-
mos, sin que SO puedR sospechar
G0S4 @n "a GA0h0 0O A0SS0A3 QNS1G o"
Ia, y como tengo vusstra vida en-
mis- manoa, nadg nj nadie ms i'm
pedirfa mataros; pero no ussre de
cate dsrsch0 81 me dais palabra de
honor de respetar eternaments este
miaterio.
- Os Ia doy, - respondi6 don
Ifiigo, y AAdrea bsi6 Ia pistola de-
1anao de apuntarle.
AVais o salir de aquf, march6n-
doos por donda vinfsteis. Vol.
vsr6is & Paris. .-&dijo Andrea.
" elli estare o vuestras 6rde-
mes, dijo orgullosamento 81 brasil
lsf1o.
-Espsrad, = replic6 Andrea con
aoento imperiogo, J miranda Q Ii
Condesa afIadi6:-No convene que
jamSs sospeche el se1ior de Kergaz
que me bato CON Ell extranjero al
que noblemente abrI6 las puertss
de sn casa, porsue sse brasileiio
tuvo In audacia De violar ds Una
manera indigna 81 hospitslidad.
NO 10 sabra, sesior, -muTmur6
Son Iaigo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-18
Fl crimen de la carretera

CawSG pOY GSeSf1GtO en- primer 04'ddo
contra los CG6oS de la poltcta RodOl-
10 Lara y Jose Or'ttE LlGuge7", y los
slt0et0s NGtGlto Ya51es, Rafael Gg4-
tfG79'ez y Vt1'0fljO Lopez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-18

mullos Ga al p6hiiso; ell oraan 90 raatA blsea, pa
70 al liesneIado Ramos proteafa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-18

FEDERALEs.
CAsl todos los que 80 inhihiaRon como iusaas
iurAdos poF ser eoBtraRioS prIn sipio In ps. |
IA de muaEta, son fsdsTsles.
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AGENTS WANTED !
n NH DUuh! Contents.

l. Whit De possible for rhe Negro to attain.
in this county. unto the American type of civil
izstione
Hou can she friendly relations now exist
inr between the two races in the south, Ice
maintained aud strenethenedT
; should the ignorant and non-property
holding Negro he allowed 70 vote:
= Isthe criminal Negro justly dealt with in
tie courts ~ the south?
g. TO wia- extent j. the Negro pulpit up
lifting the race
e. lsittime for the Negro Colleges in the
south tObep put into the hands of Negro teachers3
:. VIII the education Of the Negro solve the
race preblem?
s. Does tho Sorth afford to the Negro better
opportunities than the south?
81. The signs q a brighter future for the
American Negro. -
- The American Negro's oppOrtunitie. in
Aria
C. Hovz Ia help the Negro % help himself
This is a book containing nearly 200 large
r,ges. sgsNgsi iacies. one hundred full page
half-toue engravings Of the TOO Negro writer's.
100 essays or discussions on thirty-seren
vital topics pertaining 20 the race.
From one 20 four able writers, all negroes,
discuss each subject.
It's by great odds. the best piece % Negro
literature that las ever been placed upon the
market
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GUERRY REPLIES TO BERNER.

Hon Dupont Query gave out a card
Saturday in reply TO Hon. Robert /. Ber-
ror's recent answer To his charges with
reference TO the famous Frank Potts telc-
gram. The substance OF Mr.. Query 5
card IS given herewith.
Mr.. Query reiterates his disclaimer Of
all purpose to attack Mr.. Berner Mr..
Berner's only complainc against him, he
says. cannot be more than the fact that
he has given additional publicity to the
Potts telegram. As Mr.. Potts becomes
the accuser Of Mr.. Berner in the tele-
gram question, Mr.. Query asks why Mr..
Berner does not Join issues with Mr..
PoEts instead OF him. Mr.. 'Guerry declares
that the telegram was no secret before
he gave il added puOhclty
With reference 10 Mr. Terrell and his al
legged connec. ion with the telegram, Mr..
Query says
AIR Berner. in his communication 70
Mr. Terrell limits the inquiry simply to
the writing or sending Of the telegram.
The questions addressed to Mr.. Terrell
by myself much more than month ago
on the 18th of February in The Naycross
Journal ana TO which his attention was
Immediately called. did not only cover the
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writing and sending Of the telegram but
In a separate question Immediately fol-
lowing, this question was asked ana has
been standing ever since unanswered.
If YOU say no (as to writing or seudiugl.
please state what connection YOU had
with that occasion or with THAT tele-
gram In my card already referred to, of
March 18th. the inquiry is condensed and
simpified. as follows:
." Did Mr.. Terrell sign or send this
telegram or have any connection with it.
and If so. what conuection2
These questions are vet unanswered"
Mr.. Guerry concludes his card as fol-
lows:
In conclusion allow me 10 say that
appreciate Mr. Bcrner's kind illusions TO
my services to him in 1S96
But | must say 10 him that he mis-
conceives the issues in the present con-
troversy That he is making himself a
party to the issue between NJ. Terrell and
me. ana that ii he insists on being par
" to the controversy at all he should
make himself a party to the issue between
himself and Mr.. Potts. Still. ! am not
only willing. but anxious. To right anV
wrong ] have done him and now ask
him to state specifically what that wrong
is. speaking for himself alone ana not
as the defender Of Mr.. Terrell. Thai gen
tleman IS. Of age, and ia a matter Of this
sort should h9vs neither representative
nor a guardian.
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Cures Blood Poison, Cancer, Ulcers,
Eczema, Etc-Medicine Free.

IF you have offensive pimples or erup-
lions ulcers on any part of the body,
aching bones or joints, falling hair mu-
cous patches. swollen glands. skin itches
and burns, sore lips. throat or gums. eat
ing. fostering sores, sharp, snawinG
pains. then you suffer from serious blood
poison or the beginnings of deadly can
GER You may be permanently cured by
taking Botanic Blood Balm Oh. b. b
made especially to cure the worst blood
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the blood thereby giving a healthy
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ducos all swellings. Botanic Blood Balm
cures all malignant blood troubles. such
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running sores, carbuncles, scrofula, etc.
Especially advised for all obstinate cases
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stage. Druggists, 81. To prove it cures.
sample of Blood Balm sent free and pre-
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ell, Atlanta. Ga. Describe trouble and
free medical advice given.
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CANNOT COLLECT THE TAXES.
JUDGE NEWMAN'S DECISION IN
L. AND N. TAX CASE.
Taxes Collectible Only Where Prop
erty Is Located, Not Where
Stock Is Held.

Judge william H. Newman IN the United
Siai,s court zen Monday granted an I'M
inncticn restraining Comptroller General
" A Wright from collecting taxes on
the 81 10000 capital stock Of the Western
Railway ri Alabama owned hy the Goor-
gi3 Railway and Banking Company.
Tha SUIT vas brought by the Louisville
and Nashville. Railroad Company and the
Atlantic Coast Line. which are joint
l..s-es - the Georgia railroad. ana which
are r-spunsiuie TO-. the payment of taxes
On Tho leased proporty and its holdings
son - time ago Comptroler General
Wright discovered that the Georgia rail
road held th:s stock. and had done SO FOR
twelve or thirteen years. without paving
taxes upon 4. The Central OF Georeia
Railway Company holds Ike amount Of
stock in On" Western of Alabama. Sl.5a0.-
Ca. aUt this IS nos. held in New Nor,s bv
he r-rtral Trust Company - guarant.a
.-r Issue uf Do, Hds Tor which IN n company
is trustee. THE Central az Gapr- 20. how
ever. continues 10 vote Size stock ana 10
collect the dividends CO.'S a..
When the comptroller general sought
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SMITH WILL NOT MAKE RACE.
Bad Health and Early Primary Rea-
SOUS Whv he Does Not Run.

Athens. ca. April Especial .)-ColoneI
James VI. Smith mas sent the following
cara 10 Tho Athens 5anncr:
..smithsonia. Ga April 7.-Editor Ban
ncr. Athens Ca : In view of what has
been said ami written in the past few
months. both 10y myself and others. IN re
gard 10 my candidacy for governor, !
deem it proper 10 publish this card. some
months ago at the earnest solicitation or
nav friends from an paris of the state. 1
determined to enter taa race FOR gov
crnCr As time passed my health became
precarious ara disappointing. / found II
more difficult than / had anticipated TO
arrange my private business 50 as 10 Cn-
ter m early campaign.
"H9l the primary been fixed as l1Ie
as AUGUST il is quite likely would have
entered the race. As the time for the
primary hiss been set fer June .. II IS
impossible fer me 10 canvass the state
ard do justice 10 my candidacy. The
class rom whom 1 naturally expected a
We, strong Stili ri are always extreme
~ busy during the months Of April. My
and JuEe. This S1cSOu Of the year 10 IS
difficult 10 induce this class Of our citi-
Zens either to attend political ulScuSSl )nS
or primary elections. The nonlnauon on
candidates will. Therefore. be left largely
To these who have NOR leisure and are
more conveniently situated
To bt guNe rucr Of a state like G~ore,2
is "a iaCdablc ambition. J CONFESS tiitt i
would have been proud 10 awe served the
pcope in tE3t capacity. II ] had been
nominated and elected. 10 would nave
been my highest ambition and greatest
effort TO have given to the state tho best
business administration Within my power.
Notwit hst1ndiuC the very great coeo'lr-
@@emant which I received. existing CIR
Cumstances prevent rae from entering the
race / extend IN all my friends my
warmest ana most heartfelt thanks for
their kind words or encouragement AMI
&: Surances OF support
JAMES NJ. SMITH"
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AT THE EXPERIMENT STATION.

Griffin. Go. Aprn Especial The
board Of directors of the Georgia expert
mont station held their regular quarterly
meeting today i'm the office of Direccor
Redding
only routine business was transacted.
but the directors expressed perfect slt.s-
faction with the work being done on the
station. They We're especially pleased
with the horticultural aud dairy depart
ments which have recently been placed
under the charge of Professors Fulton
and WillouEhby. They author lied the
erection OF q steel water tank to take the
place of the wooden ones now being used.
They were delighted 20 find tomatoes
ripening on the station and at dinner
We're Toasted on CucumberS, radiSaoS.
lettuce. etc, all Of which they saw grow
ing i'm DrOfuSiOn
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Editorial Comments.
Southern
EVANGELIST

The appearance of this
book is timely, as being
The best possible reply TO
that Infamous book. "The
Negro A Beast.
The work Will furnish
good reading for both
races. TO the negro IL will
offer an incentive 20 strive
after higher ideals, and it
willremind the white man
that the best solution OF
the race problem is 10 re-
Cognize the intellectual
aud moral possibilities Of
his black brother"
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FLAMES SWEPT COLUMBUS.

Columbus Ga. April 10-(Spe'cial)-
About o'clock tonight fire broke out in
the pillow shop of the Southern pillow
V orks and ny II O'Clock two whole blocks
were in ashes and another building, a
ware house. was burning rapidly.
The two blocks burned represent a
loss of over 100000 ana the Gamaga 10
the ware house will run the amount I'D
To- $250.0 900.
The origin of tie fire is unknown The
flames were first discovered in a corner
OF the pillow shop. corner of Front and
Dillingham; streets. and il spread rapidly
southwark sweeping everything in the
piow company's shop and the machine
and forging departments of the Columbus
iron works. which occupied the same
building. both taking VI the entire block
down TO Short street.
Losses by 1.-THE Fire.
Columbus. Ga. April 11.-(Special)-lt is
understood that the burned portion OF the
Columbus Iron Works Will he rebuilt NO
definite statement 10 this effect has been
authorized. but the investment is So large
and the business is 50 well organized
that the idea of retiring would hardly
be considered. Besides. the company
has still standing of its works a large
new foundry and a new pillow handle rae
tory, which escaped uninlured- IL has
hardly 100000 Insurance.
The Central of Georgia Railway Com
pany is busiiy engaged today IN rebuild
ing the Mobile and Girard treSue, which
was totally destroyed in last nights fire.
The largest losers among the insurance
companies in the fire are Georgia Home
$l4,5S2; Aetna. $1,000; Hartford, $4,000. 1t
is understood that these companies had
reinsured much of this insurance.
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Dallas
Express

The work is entirely
new, and covers the whole
Negro Question as seen in
this country from every
standpoint.
The publishers have for
the most part selected
strong characters, who are
not only a credit 10 the
race, but the country.
What they have written
will not only encourage
and instruct, but will in a
large measure serve as a
basis for new calculations
in solving the greatest
problem ofmodeTn times. ="
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DOMINION OF CANADA
Mrs. Martha Brown, Mo-
nnwh, ontario, Gan, an
annuIty OF 500 a scar
tor lite.
Mrs Martha Brown, Mo-
hawk. Ont. ... o.. o.. ..S75
Walter Dingic, VAN
cOuVer, IS. e., $3.50

/ Edward Brown, Charlotte
town, +. r.. H.. &c.. o. e.. so
@ n. Bishop. Montreal...... so
Archibald IA. Milligau. ST.
Johns, Newfoundland. i. so
J. Is. Armstrong, st. John,
y. b.. .... .... OIL. e.. SO
Walter r. Regau. Dart
mouth. y. s.. &c.. ...... so
Il ebert Gardner. Rosslan1,
b. Geo. .... 500. ... . SO
Mrs WIN. Fullerton, Roth
well. Manitoba ~. . a.. . so
G. W. Leroy. Coldwater,
Ont. .-.. 1900 ---. ---- so
W \. q. Mccullough. Brock
Vile, Ont. SEE. d.. .... q. 20
Norman Holland. Rainor
FORCES, Que. .... .... .... rs
William Murphy, Mesquite.
Newfoundland. . . rs
Hel2n A. McEwan. Stanley
Bridge. T. T. L.. . .... 25
X. J Horworth. McGregOr,
Manitoba o.. 90 .. 25
Alice b. Bull, Grafton.
y B.. .... .... .... .... o.. %
n. j. Jones. Victoria. 3, c.. rs
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THE STATE WILL GET S51 ,256
That Amount Is Due for Hire of Con-
victs for the Last
Quarter.

Within the next ten days or so the
state will receive S51.25G.6i for the hire Of
oonvicts for the quarter ending March 81
Secretary GoOdloe Yancey, of the prison
commission. last Monday completed the
statement Of amounts due the state for
convict labor, and this was filed with
Comptrcller General Wright. who Will
send the necessary notices TO all the
lessees The sums due are to be paid
within ten days after the receipt of
notice.
The folloaing is an itemized statement
of the money due The state Tor the hire
q ccrVicts
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Will Appeal to Supreme Court.


An appeal viii bee taken from the de-
ciSion of Judge W. T. Newman in the
case OF the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company and others against
Comptroller General W. A. Wright and
others direct 10 the supreme court Of the
Emitted State.
The comptroller general saws the de-
clsiou cf Judge Newman appears to have
been based IN "a decision rend red before
the ado ptiGn Of tho constitution of 1917
The constitution If 1865 did not requir
, the taxation OF all property held in the
state. nut permitted exemptions either
hN legislative act or 10y lapscs. The con-
siitutipn of 1897, ne says. requires the
taxation of an property held In the state.
and does not permit the exemption Of
any Of 1t 10y the legislature or otherwise.
Comptroller Gene~al Wright thinks I'M
der the constitution Of 1871 his point with
reference To the Instability If the property
| in question Will h1td. Ic this is the case,
he will be able to collect some thing like
/ S9j0s) back taxes. including interest. out
Of tn Georgia and Central # Georgia
railroads. but should the supreme court
1 decide against him he will get nothing
/ for the state.
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Georgia Postmasters.

Washington. April 10.-(Special. )-Geor-
eia drew two fourth-class postmasters:
and Neal Jones. JackSonville. Telfair
county.
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Valley. .. =. :. e.. ....S25
Cecilia +. Sink. Ogden. ...I6. GO
I Il. T.. Conner. salt Lake. I 6. 60
). J. Wing. Sunshine. .-I6.66
Alaska
Mrs. Rosa Bently. Douglas. $50
WESTERN STATES
Minnesota
Mrs. NJ. W. Taplin, Hast
Lizzie y. skreer. Hawley.. SO
Iowa
Mrs. j.. Q. Reyhold, 4O9 Il.
7th 81. Muscatine. .. $50
| !. =. AtcCue,
Des Moimes. $3.50
Mns- Ray NJ. Baker. Sioux
tltN-. 70
III. A. Swisher. Cedar Rap
lus.. 49, 80. 90
Missouri
Clcl!y Taylor. 53S Cherry
81. Kansas city. o.. eco. sos
Jane kiser. ST. Joseph. 25
James ". Mcmillan. HUI
"A. +. o.. 800 49,. ... so
Gus J. MnndwiIler,
Lit;lc Berger, GRs-
conndr Co., $1,000
Kansas
Or. w.wilhort Corbin.. .. .s55
Rosa Holmes, Cora.
~mitn Co., 500
Mrs. f. c. Bradley. High
iand.. .--. .-.. go. ..-. 30
e. II. isambk!n. Leaven-
worth. 90 .... see. Gee. 5
Nebraska
Mrs. +. y. Lane, Ewing $50
Mrs NJ L. McPneters. May
berry o.. OIL. .. .. 25
Mrs. ). r. Overheld. Nu'ich. 90
North Dakota
Henry VI. Gabe, New Sa-
lem. .. ~. see. .S25
John Lundburs, Lehr... -. 90
South Dakota
Jeese Hiatt. kImbalI.. ..S25
Cora Utley. Huron o.. =. .. So
SO. WESTERN STATES
Louisiana
Jos. Manning. 9l2 Hennen
Bldg, New Orleans o.. $50
p. L. Dean. Point +. o.. IS
Arkansas
W. slaughter, spring
dnle, $1,000
a. i. Strange. Jackson. IS .
Mrs. j. TedfJrd. Prescott. so
Oklahoma
o. A. Little. Norman. /.
billiard Lyle. Elreno.... o. so
Texas
II. =. Turner, Iiill-borO, /
Hills 60, $3.50
Miss Jessie Whitaker. Cod /
ltA.. ...- .--- .t-. go. .s-.. - I
Miss Lille Lewis. Eden. oil. so .
Loureh, 293 81. Lewis ST..
Dallas. o.. .... .... d. :. 30 .
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Free tol aides
One Full-sized $500 Package of DR..
Mary Locks Wonderful Home
Treatment Given Free
TO Every Lady.

Cures every form OF Female Weakness, DisI lace
ments Leucorrhea Suppressed Painful Menses Fall
ing Of the Womb, Change OF Life, etc.
The celebrated lady specialists have decided for
time give free, fusized e5O0 package to
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Wanted 100000 Taxes.

wanted OEOO.OOO I0XeS.
Co,,.,troll., ,,r.,...,, A,-.f.,l,- ,..,,..p4 g.,
IT.. III t.,,. 80, an 1t,..i- -,
t,,- ., ,I.,,,f S,e, ,an -, a.. So,
,,5lrl ..,,4 .i,.., sea ana, -, l,., -,
~, - .. - ~ s,o,. IA
t..t...'..;. 800 -. ..il 50 ~
-, - -, -. ,,,, IN ~ III
..., B.. ~, h'.. -. -. -. - ~
D.. "li, 80 ~ ''''ii Ct PC" - -.'
'"W 90. "i ''''' t' '''' '"I'e'I'''H OF tne
l".lfo1d~
There Is me- doubt that Che case VIZ he
appe4leI H. IN. circuit court of anpasis
~ a 30 .,.,- .,..,, ,......i, tl,. r-,it.t So.
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.'iN .''' ''.- l. -N-7vStt an" 1'i'"iii'"u
county are Interested -h the matter. as
ihey 2,so claim TIE right go tax ne stock.
-Ntt'In' i'li'ilt '''A NIA NrlShl repre-
,!t7 'ht stare ~ HiS hHstuoh.
Ar case OF ire 'thtdl or Georgia s.
..'idlH.s ) ON a 7'ilr" hdl dli .crent foot
iAS' i'A" u "aS a5it 'NonS thc aitp'-
irAS IriH,s nuns the various parties At
interest thbL inc outcome OK the suit
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&C. collect taxes on tins stock under The
Georgia Law, which provides that stock
in foreign corporation hcld md owned
10y citizens 81 Georgia shall he taxable in
teor..a. the Louisville and Nashville
promptly took the matte into the United
stat - court. il being involved jointly
with the Atlantic Coast Line in the lease
az he t,eoruf4 rliIro4I
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1902-04-14
Losses by 1.-THE Fire.

Washington, April 1.-THE senate to-
day passed a bill appTopriating $3.50 to
establish FISH hatchery and fish station
II: South Carolira.
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