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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-02-13
sToNEwALL JACKSON.


AGENTS WANTED-Story OF Stonewail Jack
son: a winner for agents. one-hah OF the
ruhrisherss profits 90 % Gen Jacks0n's grand
ehlldren This work gives not simply his war
record. but q full story OF the great hero's
life The fastest selling book q the year One
agent reports orders first half day: another
rsrcrts : orders first hour. another orders
. from first 10 calls made: terms liberal: exclu-
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Co. Atlanta Ca. sole publishers.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-02-13
Miscellaneous.

A GOOD paying general merchandise business
nicely located on railroad IN healthy place;
climate g good can be found IN the United
States best OF reasons for selling. Apply 70
q ". 7. O5us. Fla
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-02-13

The Importance Of keeping the liver and
kidneys in good condition cannot be over
estimated. Hoods Sarsaparilla is a great
remedy for regulating and invigorating
these organs. +"s
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-02-13
A Child in lie.

EslCtetus.
A child In music is he who. hath not learn
ed music and in letters one who hath not
learned letters and in life one undisciplined in
philosophy
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-02-13

n TnTrn Who desire q monthly Reyufatcg tat
IAlllEA cannot fail win please address with
441A1b stamp. Dr.. Stevens. Buffalo. n. 7.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-02-13

The box Of dozen Ladies' Stockings arrived and fnd
them very serviceabe. received to-day the hsndsoms
s. piece breakfast Set Oh what beautiful dishesl
good Of you. Send more boxes OF Blood Globues
want Dinner Set and the Watch this time Yours
c. G. DoDD. Rodman St. Jamaica Plain, Mass.
The piece Dinner Set reached in good condition.
also the dozen SiverTated Tea spoons am delighted
with the gifts and want 20 you reliable rm,
for gave all the presents that you agreed
selling the boxes Of Blood GlobuIes. MRS c. RYNO
rs Albany St.. New Brunswick, M.
Ths pair Of Gloves ut beautifully ard my friends
admire them The Dinner Set by freight nothing
broken. The decorations very pretty.
LIZZIE NORRIS. IA Greene ST.. SomerviIIe, MasE
10 ALL READERS. State whether you want
BREAKFAST, DINNER or TEA SET. and mention your
choice Of extra present In addition 50 piece Din
ner sef you can have either Watch. u Silver Plated
Tea Spoons, or Table Knives Table Forks, Table
spoons dozen Stockings pair Of KID Gloves IL
you select stockings gloves mention eise color ana
whether for ladies or genta
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-02-13
MI. Doolep On the Condition of Cuba.
BY Pr. DUNE.

wright, 1902, by Robert Howard RusseIL)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-02-13

,~WPR HATS ali this about Gu
%%N/ bia an tn Ph'lippeens?"
wv asked Mr.. Hennessy.
whats beet sugnr7"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-02-13

49, Remember you need not pay P0nHy Ia advan
~ Only send your full name and post office address wi
pack, and deliver the Sets FREE OF ALL ExPENs
ganst breakage or damage IN any form.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
CRIPPLE CREEK PRODUCTION.

FOR JANUARY IT WAS s2OSO THIRTEENTH
AND FOURTEENTH LEVELS BEING DRAINED
Colorado Springs Col. Feb S.-The production OF
the Cripple Creek district for the month OF Janu-
AIRY, based mill ard smelter returns. was s2,030.-
eco At the rate Of the January production Cripple
creek is producing one-tenth OF the worlds entire
output based the official statistics Of last year
Ia 1891 the output 100000 and in 1901 COO
The annual report Of the Portland Gold Mining
Company shows that the production OF the mine for
1901 was $240S4l5, this valuation being obtained
from 1896 tons. The production for 1900
S2S5l,369 The company paid $4,000 in dividends in
1901. and closed the year with cash balance OF
s2ii55S after having expended additional $3.50 600
i'm building chlorinaton mill Colorado
City to treat the company's ore. President Burns
in his report states: The development in the Port
land mine during the last year has proved that
great values be found in the mines of
Cripple Creek IT greater depths than have al
ready been maintain We hosting from
a depth uf ileo feet Of high grade as any OBJ
tained In the upper levels. and showing continuous
ore shoots from the surface to this depth
The Isabella Gold Mining Company has elected
r w De La NerEne as general manager of the
company, and a vigorous policy of development has
tseen decided upon. The thirteenth and fourteenth
levels are being drained Of water and systematic
search for the bonanza chute discovered two
years ago in the ninth level will be instituted.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
First View of Imported
Silk & Wool Novelties for Spring.

There's beauty show the Dress Goods Department
the ound The Spring Novelties Wool and Silk and Wool
are holding reception
You'll that the loom artists of cary all Europe
oudone themselves It's dante deSsgoods dream had
Better than that You dreamed of such oveesS
these films of eXqIHtene present
All the welcome COO of the here
the silver gray the the edaS the that so many
Stop by single counter This dainty stuff that falls peiy into
the mellow pillows that stand for quality Silk Warp French Sublime
body in finish exquisite coOng equal any $l25 similar
and the price but ST.
That's the way all along the list of Voes Crepe de Chimes
ktamneS or whatever ofneSt qualities always prices
always And many OF them exclusively for this market
Here few of the leading fabrics for the coming season:
Crepe Eysan Crepe Eyinge Silk Warp Sublime
NoHe BieLal9e crepe Meange, VOle Sole Gallon
Mole EOIIe Vole Chiffon Sole FOIenne
In the show windows how these charming stuS
look but to fully their exclusive beauty
hands with them, as il their
FOR tailored Gowns grand gathering English Scotch Tweed
and Checked SuitngS and PreIyS Cravenettes
make this Dress Goods have made these
extraordinary values
quality Nms Yelling in French Wolfe Creme Matt. and
spring uh gray MStr Etamne,
t9H! OIaCK 90 mneS Sis and black yard ~
Special weave Creme 4IbotroS spring BroadcIoh
coonnos evening popular tailor
hades:D vd
early spring shades VO
nt o gray; castor tan blue Mange
SeGa Woo Drown cream and SulngS spring h2
w
All these
second Ioor rear OF Rotunda " ~
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington. Feb. S-The following army and
navy orders have been Issued:

bas5 P0rrP e eies @ 70 9n~i=t Of Msjg, III ALEXANDER
sITER: srtillor. corps. and captain OSCAR J.
revising the manual u guard dutT IGIon adj
!onrnment captain Charles will join his proper
Msior CARVER HowI.ANn. 18th Infantry. viii be rc-
dim 10 ajD his rgiTf Mgi1D|9" & SS. N ue 10 enable
Francisco and to proceed with Philippines
Captain CLARENCE =. TOWNSLEY. artillery CORPS
gnarteTmaseT VII report At Fort Monroe as quar-
Captain JOHN T. H. sI.AY1 ER assistant surgeon hay
'ng rendered his resignation. honorably discharged
Maig5 EoEERT F. AMi:S ldth Infantry VIII proceed
relieve Major Thomas Mecaeb, infan,Ty who
Captain PALMER II. LYON. aesistan; surgeon is re-
of eatam rrne i5 IN e N IL qP'n the arrival
MI MI BIgceed to Sar Francisco for transportation
The following transfers made in the artillery
corps.
Captain LA%RENgE $ MILLER from the Goth Com
artillery. lie viii join The company captain
EDWIN VIZ o SARRATT from the unassigned list to
Captain MATTHEW a. BATsoN. 18th cavalry having
for active service on oTa 4S9P959f nt5snt
lAeTeto ms retirement from active service Is ordered
& &ToTes re.enty appointed are announced; First Lieu
artlerg: Se1on5 ienienant william = 4t,Nes el
IoHN n. PAGE 6ompauy Coast Arfiier
a. az 49,, WI; report At Fort ieayenAortn
las; I.eutenants Jones and Page viii report at Fort
Forg Hamilton y y. ana Key West Rarrack..
pointed. is assigned 18th infantry.
'9F aa' f @ s bs was oersa 70 R29f @
return via Tampa, 10 hts proper station Havana
Captain ROBERT u. READ. Jr.. 10Th Cavalry recruit
viii inspect TO be delivered AZ that nace
under contrac; for the 4th Cavalry
Contract Surgeon ROBERT 4 ANDERSON will proceed
70 Fort Duchesne. 10 relieve PETER
W; BEckMAA who will proceed 0 home for an
nulment
First IAeutensn. HENRY W STANFORD. signal Corp.
relieved from recruiting duy Philadelphia ami
viii proceed to Fort Myer for duty.
NAVY
Lieutenant r l. CHAPLIN. detached Of Equip
naent Navy Department. 10 Illinois on Rear A.
niral Evanss staff hag lieutenant
Lieutenant T. WASHINGTON. detached Judge advocates
Office Navy Department o the Illinois on Pear "A
niTal Evans's staff ~
Surgeon l. W SPRAT1ING orders to Naval Fospi,sl
Portsmouth. revoked; continue waiting orders
Assistant Surgeon \. NJ FA;-NTIEROY detached Naval
Hospital, Norfolk To Naval Hospital Portsmouth,
Medical Inspector J. r. wAGGENER detached from the
constellation to marine recruiting rendezvous Bos-
surgeon L. W. sPRATLING. duty at Portsmouth Hos
Surgeon F. ]. B CoRDEIRo. detached from navy ward
Pensacola. 10 the Constellation. '@'
Passed Assistant s. c. EVANS detached from,
Naval Hospital Portsmouth 20 naval station Pensa-
cola. A
Surgeon J P. URIE detached from marine recruiting
rendezvous. Boston. to naval dispensary, Washing
Assistant Surgeon c. NJ. oMAA to duty =, S.w-Yorx
Hospital
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
HandkerChiefS.

IIdIIUkGTCTITC
Dainty Linen, Lace and Embroidered HANDKER-
CHIEFS, in delicate Colorngs choice novelties OF finest
Irish manufacture, copies oi the leading STYLES now
shown in Paris at about one hall the price En
cdch..'.' ~
First
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

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.Cond floor, o ~ =" N 0'i '0
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
&so,&a4Of fR2,A&
&m~ppc~9a4othS thS,A&>
First GlifnpSeS
of Spring Merchandise.

Ali over the Spring things crowding in You'll
forget the snowdri madame, you the simmer and color
plays and cunning and graceful dapng Of these Fod and
Silks and Woods and AWoos and Cotton Stus from
Then there paere of Millinery loneliness and costuing hints
and bits Of brightness and novelty all around Come and look
whether you to buy not
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
New Spring
Hosiery.

Isn't it something to have a hosiery
store where the high grades and the right
grades are always ready for you? You
will not be disappointed in our latest i'm
pOrtationS. New and novel effects in high
grade French and German makes direct
from the other side. Silks, isles and fine
cottonS, fancy and plain. jacquard vertical
patterns and very complete line OF open
lace effects in plain colors and black.
Fine quality gossamer weight BLACK Isle
HOSE plain RicheIeu and Rembrandt ribs, very
elastic and double soleS, HermsdOTt dye, special 0S
value ~
BLACK Isle THREAD HOSE. in light or me
dunn weights; also RICheIeu and Rembrandt Tlbs and
aover lace open effects and elastic fine cotton
IN plain black. gauze weight. spiced sOes. spCed
tsse5sd i1s5 Gsfks same with un 35C, 8 for S.00
Great variety OF newest things in LACE EFFECT
HOSE navy reds. states, royal and whites; also
black and dark grounds open effects, with neat en-
brOdered fronts. plain blacks and very Ine quality, IN
brilliant liSles fancy stripes very large range. ~
$50 BLACK Isle THREAD HOSE. with fancy
embroidered aover vertical stripes in the plain open
effects; also neat embroidered fronts dark TX
grounds; new designs very choice selections. ~
Finest grades OF German and French makes OF
brilliant Isle THREAD HOSE. very sheer.
brodered plain and open lace effects; Ct An
also plain silk hose in black or white. pi.OO
Large and varied assortment of finest grades in the
cobweb medium and heavy weights OF pure SILK
HOSE. plain colors and black also exclusive designs
iron,6 G 6aoeTomG o9T pair embroidered 5O to $3.50
PURE BLACK SILK HOSE. with hand en-
broidered ankle. all initials entirely SO0S
pair .....---.-------.. Y-'-O
First Floor.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
LaCes and
HandkerCbiefS.

These very desirable Iaces at special
prices:
Net NenIse Lace Medallion GALLOONS
new designs that can be separated value SI.Io "7S
Very choice Nense Lace and Batiste with Ncnse
ace GALLONS. 3-inch widths, desirable CfOD
lor trimming Fouard silks, value SI.35 yard Pi.OU
All Silk Black Chantilly Lace GALLOONS in
of sea" sa"%e s% & @ 59e4f ST.; aae at SIS to 05
Wide Black Chantlly Lace Garland5 Serpcn-
tines and Irregular GALLOONS, in selected STYLES
Tor skirt and waist trimmings, $L68 Ct 1E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-02

Alderman Patrick Dowd. the labor cam
dd!t". WAS. Monday elected lord mayor
:" dublin. Timothy {. Harrington. lie
'etirinE lord mayor. WAS "a c,u,IIdlte for
third term. but was defeated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-02
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Fire which started at s 2. NJ. Sunday,
on the premises of T.. w. Grant, East DO
yer, destroyed the grlst min, sGiiei q.
store, tenement and stable owned by
Grant and Crocketts brickyard shed.
Loss, 5000: partially insured. Inc nre
is supposed to have originated around
gasoline engine.
The second seizure of the week was
made. Friday night, at St. Andrews bay,
u miles up the ST. CroiX river from East
port. by Capt j. II: Pratt OF the oaIla
dian fishery protective cruiser CurieW,
who gathered in four of the Canadian
boats with their seincs and other gear
used in SEEMING the herring. The seized
boats. it is alleged, are owned by Alon-
20 Steward. John MarsnaI, sumner ooet,
ard and I.iscomb Hartford, who live at
the small Canadian islands down the pay.
Joseph g. Copeland of Holden, died at
his home in that town at noon, Sunuas:
after long Illness; lie was " y nf fob on
and Priscilla Alden. who landed at Ply
mouth. Dec q. 1922. Seven children sur
vive him. two sons and five daughter:
Mrs Martin w. Ripley OF Easton Cen
ter. Mass; Mrs. Ella J. Dean of Brock
ton Mass. Mrs. Clara Dean, wife q Rev.
William n T. Dean Of Whateiy, Mass
Leroy ii. Copeland Of Lynn, Mass, and
Lawrence Almeda and Evelyn Copeland,
who still reside at the old homestead
AT the close of his sermon. Sunday. the
Rev Edward ID. Johnson OF 81. Paul
Episcopal church of Brunswick. announc :
ed that ARRANGEMENTS hdo DetIl iisiuc 10
purchase the lot on Park row, known as
the Chase lot, for the construction OF
Stone church. Active steps 70 raise the
money for the undertaking have been
taken, and the bishop of the diocese mas
personally interested himself In making
the undertaking a success. He viii be as
sisted by several prominent members OF
the alumni of Bowdoin College The new
church when constructed Will be the hrSt
one to De built of stone In that town.
The resignation of Rev. DR.. Edward
Bcecher Mason Of the First Parish Con
erega tional church of Brunswick, was
read to his congregation by Kew: H. H.
Moves of New Gloucester. VINO othciated,
Sunday. The resignation was not wholly
unexpected as DR.. Mason has for q long
time been suffering from a severe throat
trouble which greatly interfered with his
duties. Dr. Mason has been pastor OF
the First Parish church. known as the
! college church aud the church on the
hill" continuously for over L years. He
came in April. 1890, from Arlington,
Mass He has also held pastorates IN
! Indianapolis Ind. Detroit. Mich. and
Springfield, Ill. He will ofiiciate at COM
munion service next Sunday, after which
his duties will close. The resignation will
probably. be accepted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-02
THE PRESIDENTS VIEWS
On Trusts and Monroe Doctrine Have
Lonu Been Entertained.

East Northfield. Mass. Sept l.
President Roosevelt's speech on the
subjects Of trusts and the Monroe doc
trine have given rise to more or less
discussion and in some quarters sur
prise has been expressed at his giving
such vigorous and emphatic utteranee
to the views which he entertains on the
subjects.
A number of those who have accom-
panied him at different times on his
Journey through New England and who
have followed closely. assert that his
recent statements on both subjects
which seem to have excited so much
interest at home and abroad, are but "a
reiteration of similar views expresst 4
by him on the stump when he WIS
Governor of New York, when he was
campaigning for Vice President, and
in his messages to Congress. and that
the views have remained unchanged
except as far as he has developed Ger
tain details which he has only hereto
fore expressed in a general way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-02
ALL WORKED UP.
London Saturday Review Has Another
Spasm Over United States.

London. Sept IA hated rivalry
which may some day be settled by the
arbitralncnt of sword" seems to fairly
sum up the Saturday Reviews opinion of
relations between Great Britain and the
United states. Discussing Pres. ROose-
velts announcement on Monroeism, the
always bitterly anti-AmeriCan Saturday
Review used the Presidents speech a.
a text on which to rcnunCiate Il long
sermon on american greed and hypoc-
risy' and the danger threatening the
British empire from the United States
future expansion 1t says in reviewing
the history of the Monroe doctrine:
"It is unfortunate if not exceptional
that the United States cannot be salts
he'd with the plain straightforward pol
icy OF state without attempting to cx-
moral position. Il is on this basis that
the war with Spain was undertaken re-
auiting in thr Philippines being annexed
and cuba being pat under the heel
South Americas natural resources are
cn' rmpus, hut the inevitable states are
not together. II is plain that they will
not long resist American extension south
ward and American protection from
European aggression will soon incubatc
into occupation 10y the United States"
Monrocism on the British empire the
Saturday Review says:
The United States is the only great
power separated from the British en-
pirc by nothing but n land frontier and
It Is the settled object of the United
States to ultimately include Canada
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-02
CRACK SHOTS
Display Their Skill at State
Shoot at WaterviIIe.
Auburn Wins Team Match from
WateviIIe, 226 to 223.
Seven Other Events Shot off, With
Good Scores Made.

Waterville, Me-, Sept. 1.-(SpeciaD
Any sportsman would have liked 10
have been down on the range of the
Watervlle Gun Club, yesterday. Yes
it was hot down there, as it was
everywhere in the city, but it was by
no means the hottest spot to be found,
and on the high bank of the river one
got the full benefit of all the breezes
that were blowing. But there wei
many things 20 make It a pleasant
place for the sportsman. The music
of the gun cracks was in the air all
day and the monotonous undertona
of pull" dead" missed" mingled
with the cackle of the trap boys "all
ready" while the pieces of the target
flew or The target itself uninjured
scurried into the bushes out of harm S
way.
There was u blue haze of fall in the
distance, while the sky beyond the
traps was a dull gray that was good
for the eyes and a fine background for
the targets. There was perhaps just
a trifle too much breeze. but the tar
smashed right and left without mercy.
1t was the annual tournament of the
gun clubs of the State under the
auspices of the Waterville Club. This
club won the shoot. last year, and thus
obtained the privilege of having the
State tournament held on its grounds.
All the clubs of the State were well
represented and some of the best of
the amateurs were present.
tent was pitched at one side of
the range house where dinner was
served the shooters taking what they
wanted between shots. This arrange
ment worked satisfactorily, as there
was no delay and the events were run
off rapidly.
The .'Bunco game" caused no en1
of sport and some one was playing
it almost all the time. The trap for
this was located at the foot of steep
MILL the marksmen standing on the
brow of the hill to shoot The targets
were sent at unknown angles and had
all kinds of lodges to protect them.
Some scooted behind a convenient
knoll and others scooted the other way
into d nearby clump of bushes. Some
more took chances and sailed straight
away down the bank of the river. 1t
was the next thing to shooting par
tridges in the bush and the boys en-
loved it hugely. The prizes for the
high guns in this event were mer-
chandise, the gifts of the merchants
along the street.
The shoot opened at 10 o'clock, Mon
dav forenoon and will continue through
Tuesday Two events, Is targets each,
known angles, were shot off during
Monday forenoon and the team match
of 80 targets commenced right after
dinner There We're 81 guns in action
and everything kept going smoothly.
The events of the forenoon resulted as
follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-02
The Unhappy Burden Bear
er Must Make Choice.
Paine's CELERY
Compound
Takes Away the Load of Disease, and
Leads to New Life, Health, and
Happiness.

The unhappy victim OF disease and
suffering who has just dragged through
the summer, and who is now racked
with suffering and almost i physical
wreck. must make Immediate choice of
two paths. One leads to increased
miseries and certain death the other
to new life, health, and happiness.
The use of Paine's Celery COM
pound is a necessity for al. who seek
the path of health and long years.
Victims of rheumatism, neuralgia,
kidney disease. liver trouble. dys-
pepsia, nervousness. and blood dis
eases quickly and surely find new life.
vlgor. and strength in DR.. Phelps
medical Observation-Disclosures Celery
Compound. 1t builds up the system.
purifies the blood, braces the nerves.
and regulates digestion as no other
medicine can do. Mr.. Johu G. Rowan.
1877 f. Winifred St, st. Paul, MIMI,
Says:-
Some six years ago I Suffered with
rheumatism in my knees so painful
could get no relief, and l had to rub
them for moments ease. Painc's
Celery Compound cured me and
eradicated the disease from my\ sys-
TEN. / had also been afflicted with
kidney disease as most railroad men
are. and l had catarrh so bad thai my
head ached and my eyes were in
famed with continual pain. and L
could retain nothing but liquid food on
my stomach. Today. thanks to
Paine's Celery Compound, / think am
as healthy as any man that stands on
the globe"