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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-19
HAVE YOU ANYTHING FOR SALE
The October goth Edition of The
Weekly Constitution VIII Reach
the Homes of 100000 Buyers
Throughout the South.

DO You want to sell your farm your
cattle, seed of any kind. implements
anything which appeals to the best class
of farmers in the south? If so, you
should have an advertisement in The
Weekly Constitution of october 20. which
will be 200 900 copies ana which viii
completely cover the southern states from
Virginia to Texas. included. To send one
postal card to each Of 200 600 homes
would cost you So 900 for the cards alone,
10 say nothing OF the labor and expense
Of addressing them. You can put a three
line advertisement in this edition and
have the assurance that it viii go into
each of 200, 900 homes-the best in the south
at a cost of only S2.25, Should you
want more space add IS cents for each
additional line. Seven woods count
line. You can quote a good deal in 2
words, which will only cost you SIPS
for insertion. -Four lines 20 words win
cost you $500 for insertion. one inch
OF space. single column. VIII cost you
$1,000 for Insertion. More space in ex-
act proportion. Don spend your money
on It unless you have good offer to
the trade and our large audience. Now,
the time is short. October &c is not Tar
off and We will ask you to rush your
copy. rogerner with money to pay for
same, at the earliest moment possible,
ana we will guarantee that you will
reach 200 900 homes throughout the
south Oh October 90. You well know there
is no better section than the south finan-
elally speaking. People in the southern
states have more money this fail than
they have had in over twenty years.
Address all copy with money Tor same.
to ADVERTISING MANAGER CONSTR
TUITION, ATLANTA. GA.
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THE LARGEST BOOK EVER PUB
LISHED IN ST LOUIS.

The mammoth catalogue of the Kline
Drummond Mercantile Company. ST.
Louis, Is just from the press. This book
is devoted entirely to the illustrating.
describing and pricing of goods of every
character and description suitable for
domestic use. There Is scarcely anything
that one eats. uses or wears but what is
shown in this book, and all things arc
quoted at wholesale prices to consumers
and users This book has between 800
and J 900 pages-has fully $4,000 iilustra-
tlons and quotes prices on fully 900
articles. II is the largest book of its
Kind evI published in St Louis, and rep
resentS n new industry, which in time
will undoubtedly, rank among the lead
ing houses of the United States.
Ihe officers of the Kline Drummond
Mercantile Company have numbered
among them some of the leading business
men OF ST. Louis-men well known in the
financial and commercial world-and they
nave as their working force men of years
or experience, who have formerly been
with the largest Mail Order houses in the
country. This house will, undoubtedly
and deserYedly obtain the patronage of
a large portion of the rural element of the
west, south and southwest, as people
living in those sections can buy from them
to the best advantage. because they can
receive their goods sooner when shipped
from st. Louis than any other point.
and the freight rates much less as
compared with Chicago.
In the publishing of the large catalogue.
which they have just issued, the first
edition required almost a train load Of
paper to print it, and over 90 people
We're constantly engaged day and night
for three months in issuing it. over
twenty presses We're kept constantly in
operation during that time to issue this
mammoth edition
We understand it costs nearly S to
print ana send out one of these books.
but that the -Drummond Mercantile
Company in their desire to have every
rural resident obtain a copy have made
q very liberal concession, and all they
require IS that any one who desires q copy
will send IS cents in coin or stamps to
partially pay the postage and as an evil
dence of good faith, showing that they
desire the book as a money-saving propo-
sition and do not send for it out of idle
l.llrincit,-
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is MYERS LOCATED AGAINp
Texas Man Thinks He Has Found the
Atlanta Murderer.

Another Texas man thinks he has To-
Gated VIII Myers who murdered Forest
Crowley here several years ago. and then
made his escape after conviction. This
is the third or fourth time that VIII
Myers has been located within the last
six months.
letter was received at the capitol
Monday from a man signing himself
Detective T. f. Watson of McGregor,
Tex, stating it as his belief that he
had located Myers. aud asking for means
of Identification.
IL understand there is $500 reward
offered by the governor and $500 by the
sheriff" he says IN his letter TO the
governor, and l would like to do this
work for you
1t is hardly believed that Myers has
been found though the matter will be
hives igated. OF con Sc no steps viii
be overlooked that might possibly result
in Myers capture.
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unable to agree, and was discharged by
Judge Thompson The trial attracted un
usual attention as it was the first one
under the many recent indictments for
alleged frauds in the postoffce depart
ment. -Four days were devoted to the
taking of evidence. and the firth day
to the very vigorous arguments or DIS
trict Attorney Sherman Mcpherson ana
Assistant THOMAS II. Darcy, for the gov
eminent, and Hiram u. Rulisou and
Charles w. Baker, for the defendants
General Robb and many clerks from the
department at Washington; Chief Coch-
ran and many other postolllce inspectors
and others from Washington, were here
assisting in the prosecution, and the
charge to the jury was an unuSudiiy
strong one.
The scenes in the court room at mid
night We're again somewhat dramatic,
as the members OF The family OF the
defendants and their friends, from Terre
Haute and HockeVille, and other parts
of Indiana, gathered around them. The
disagreement of the jury was generally
regarded somewhat favorable 10 the
defendants. as the government had shown
its hand fully in this trial, so that coun-
sci for the defense could not be sur
prlsed as much in the next trial as was
the case this week, especially in the
testimony of Watson. the secretary OF
General Bristow. and in the production
of copies of letters and kilograms The
jury was considering the case for six
hours and a half 1t was undisturbed
from s p. IN. until 10, when Judge
Thompson sent fer it, and the jury ask
ed for further instructions. Judge
Thompson then told the jurors that he
would instruct them about any matter of
law but that they must settle matters
Of facts among themselves He direct
ed the jury to retire again, and submit
its request for further instructions in
writing.
AT ii :35 p. M. the jury came in again
and in writing reported as follows:
I'VE find that We are unable to agree
upon a matter of fact
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Democrats Win in INDIANAPOLIS

Tndianapolfs Ind. October ~ -T-noff
cial returns from the Todianaoolis citv
election indicate the election Of Tnbn w.
lFolt2man. Democratic candidate for may
or. over Charles 4 RoolSwa1to, present
rennhilcan mavor. ard candidate for re-
election Tho rest IF rho ticket is very
doubtful The democratic committee is
confident Of victory thouah the election
hos not been conceded nv the republicans.
They insist that It will require the off
cial vote to decide
The cawnairn has been one of the most
enrted In the history Of the civ and
the vote poled was tho heaviest ever
cast here A stronr renuhliran following
did nor sunnort Mavor Bookwalter on
account Of antagonism to the admins
tuation
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OFFICER is FETED.

Savannah, Ca. October I7.-(Special.)--
General Ian hamilton, of the British
army, who achieved prominence in the
South African war. is in savannah, a
guest of General w. W. Gordon.
lie was entertained at dinner at Gen
eral Gordons residence tonight and to-
morrow ne will visit Fort Screven as the
guest of Lieutenant Colonel J. b. Quinn
United States army
General Hamilton is accompanied by his
brother in law. Sir Kaye Muir From
here they will 90 to Fort Riley, Kans.,
to witness the m2neGyers.
They leave tomorrow night,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-19

Ellwood, who is delegate to the synod,
took the floor to say that ne Is Wllhs
to abide Icy any action Of the body.
The synod at first sustained the New
castle presbytery, and Rev Joseph S. Ma
lone. of Hamden, Md, gave notice OF APP
peal to the general Presbyterian assem-
bly,. Later the synod directed the rehear-
ing of the case by the Newcastle presby-
terry and Mr.. Malone's notice of appeal
was withdrawn
The synod also appointed committee
to personally protest to the secretary of
the navy against the resembling of a
regulation allowing the cadets of the ma
val academy to attend any church they
prefer
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In Faneuil Hall Chinese met.

Boston, October l4-The Chinese vice
consul IN Boston, Colonel Stephen w.
Nicktrson' has called an indignation
meeting to be held in Faneuil hali next
r. iday to protest against the treatment
OF Chinese residents OF Boston last sun
day by The Boston police.
ne protest grows ont of a general raid
made by the police to get hold Of chinese
VINO could not show immigration certtd-
Gates as result of recent alleged "high
oinder doings in Boston Chinese quar-
yer. About $50 arrests We're made sun
Jay put all but rs OF those taken into
custody We're released bv Monday riqn+
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SHIPS WRECKED OFF
VIRGINIA COAST.

Norfolk, Va, October l2.-The first
beginning of the hurricane last night dis
pels the hope that the treacherous shoals
between Currituck md Hattaras have
not claimed their quota of the craft.
Two vessels are known to have been
lost on that stretch of the coast. and fur
Their reports are expected to bring news
of more wrecks as at this time three
schooners are missing, together with one
barge. Two schooners and a barge, in
addition to those wrecked between Cape
Henry and Dam Neck We're lost during
Thursday and Friday
The crew of the schooners were saved,
but the barge Went down with all hands
ON board.
The tug Buccaneer, Captain Joseph
Lane, reports that the barge Oracle foun-
dered off Cape Henry with Captain Cook
son, her cook and three seamen, all white.
The tug sailed from Baltimore towing
the oracle. which was coal laden. Off
Hog Island the storm struck her on
Thursday and The barge with her crew
went down The tug could not approach
the barge in heavy sea. and was forced
to come here for safety.
Observer y. W. Drinkwater, Of the
Curritucll station, reached Norfolk to-
day by the inland route and reports
the loss of e schooners Mabel Ross
and j. W. Holden
Line Shot to Wreck.
The lifesavers had seen the Rose about
p. m. Saturday with her crew in the
rigging, but she was then miles out
at sea and nothing could be done for her
At 4 u. m. Sunday the lifesaVers sue
ceeded in shooting line across the
wreck, and with it, eighteen minutes af-
Ter, the first man had been started ashore
the captain and crew of seven men were
on the beach in safety. 1t is estimated
that the cargo of lumber carried by
the schooner Rose was worth more than
$50 900
The three-masted schooner J. 49, Hol.
den, OF Suffolk, is ashore near False Cape,
Va, and is total loss. Her captain,
w. o. Cranmer, of Suffolk, and her crew
were taken off by the lifesayers and are
safe
The Holden was heavily laden with
lumber and an attempt to save at least
a portion OF her cargo VIII be made. The
ocean-going tugs accustomed to stand OFT
cape Henry awaiting the arrivals of Bal
timofc-bOund schooners were unable to
stand the storm outside and came in
here They report mat the schooners
isabelle Gall. Mary Lee Patton ana Jen-
ME Thomas, bound from the south for
Baltimore, are not accounted 1or he
wires to the coast are down but there
is grave reason to fear for The safety Of
these vessels. captain Thomas COM
mandins the schooner Henry 5. Little.
which came in today in distress, S re-
ported IN the marine district rs saying
chat he saw three schooners in very
- q
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Zelava War Rumors.

New Orleans, October 5.-I1 reply to a
cahlegram asking Information as to the
truth of rumors circulated here that
Nicaragua and Guatemala were on the
verge of war with Honduras and Saliva
dor, President Zelaya wired his pur-
chasing agent in this city to deny all
such rumors, as they We're without foun-
dalton. The cablegram from President
Zelaya, of Nicaragua, was received to-
daV,
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ana the Yellowstone park, which is part
u in Wyoming and idaho. Headquarters
Department Of the Lakes Wisconsin,
Michigan. Illinois. Indiana. ONO, ken
lucky and Tennessee. Headquarters al
Chicago.
braslla Missouri K Kansas, Arkansas. IN
dian Territory and oklahoma Head
quarters at Omaha.
Department of Texas, 'ae state of
Texas Headquarters at San An
tonic.
Department of the East-Maine,
New Hampshire, Vermont, Massa-
chusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, Delaware.
Pennsylvania, maryland, District Of
Columbia, West Virginia, Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor-
gia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana and Porto Rico with the
islands and KEYS adjacent thereto
Headquarters at New York.
4 glance at n map gives an even better
idea Of the unwicldy size Of the depart
ment of the east than win the recital Of
~ .''e ~ Ta,,,,7i,, horde.
.,a., SKI 1l.(.,,ana yt,tae the
middle Atlantic states and over TO in
clude West Virginia. then taking in the
south Atlantic states and the gulf states
to the Texas border. IN eXpanse Of ter
H'ory. IN popui4lio"' IN ,"e pms va
cohheIei7l i"'to' lance eHlo'''.el -
it's confines. it must equal any three Other
f,1rt51l[ tn9i MI. tar,.if.lr, takes i'm the
who'll Atlantic ana galf sea coast with
its many military stations for harbOr and
coast defense tho difficulties and neon
ycnieneee of administration. even from
New York must Ne manifest. The dvi-
sion Of this department of the east by
relji-ins. fhe derartment Of the gulf with
headdlartcrs ut Atlanta. IS the natural,
logical solution Of these problems of aid
mfnis.ratfor and il is 50 recognized by
the high officers Of the army
r1o Toreean+ EYandicaDs
.
Some idea OF tAe NNohFehencc9 20
which public men interested i'm military
?latters in the southern states are put
yvjt1 be- Gained from i'm experience which
sa,,ato,, l;a..nn h,d Iasf Iune. The soma
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80 ~ q"
pee lSlaild. IL was SolDeOiillls "i'icH can
ed for prompt aeuon, but there was an
unexpected delay. Senator Bacon Went
to Washington and called at the war de-
,,,rt,,,,.i,t IN ri,a nut ths raltso H.. was
e.1a,t,,, +tot th,, delav ,vas n,,11. tl,at in,i
49, - ~ .a,,infe4ratfa, ~ ~ IN,
XXX -. Ii+t
ca "~iN - @ F1'N'V-l
upon ats receipt AT tAe war department
had to 90 through the regular channels,
and then be forwarded to Governors is
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THE 100000 MARK MUST BE
REACHED.

When we reach the 100000 fig
ure on our subscription list we will
announce it so you may know you
have doubled all prizes now offered.
Get in your clubs and let us hasten
the day. It must come before De-
cember 81. All hands together can
bring it about long before then. Let's
settle it soon.
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TAMMANY CAPTURES a FOE
Greater New York Democracy De-
serts Fusion Ticket

New York. October I3-The Greater
New York democracy of Staten Islaad
has decided to withdraw its support from
the fusion ticket and indorse the regular
democratic nominees. The organization
opposed Tammany two years ago ard its
members worked and voted for the fusion
candidates
Theodore Myers former comptroller OF
the city, is to preside al the democratic
ratllcation in Manhattan tomorrow
night. Congressman Mcclellan Comp
troller Grout and Aldermanlc President
Fornes will make addresses ara other
speakers viii be former Senator Towne
OF Minnesota, ard William McAdoo. once
assistant secretary Of the navy. Mr.
Myers was elected comptroller ON a re-
publican ticket.
Charles Y. Fornes wrote today formal
y accepting the democratic nomination
Tor president OF the board OF aldermen
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ROBERT EMMErT's TOMB FOUND
So q Nephew of the Irish Patriot
Saws

New York, october l5.-Dr Thomas Ad-
dis Emmett, of this city believes he has
solved the mystery of the burial place
of Robert Emmett. his great uncle. the
Irish patriot, who was put to death bv
the English for high treason at Dublin
September 20, 1908 He has lust re-
turned from Ireland after three months
spent in running down rumors as IN
the patriots tomb and the search finally
was narrowed down to St Peters church
yard. Dublin, in the Emmett family tomb.
When an edict prohibiting burals in
Dublin was issued in 1910 the head atona
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Ex-Congressman Herndon Dead.

Albuquerque. n. NJ, October PIX
w. S. Herndon. of Tyler.
Tex, died at .Alberquerque. while en-
route from Los Angeles. where he had
been for his health. Colonel Herndon
had a very severe attack of pneumonia
about three months ago, from which he
had never fully recovered. Heart failure
was the immediate cause of his death.
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Grim Not Hurt by Lanky Bob.

Philadelphia, October l4.-Bob Fitzsim-
mons tonight failed to knock ont Joe
Grim in the scheduled six rounds. The
pUcky Italian, who has met many good
fighters and never been knocked out, was
given severe punishment by Fitzsimmons,
and was knocked down probably Il dozen
times. but was on his feet at the end of
the bout
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EVERY COTTON CONTESTANT
INTERESTED

The prizes now offered on port re-
ceipts foot up $40, 900. Your esti-
mates go on record for such prizes.
Interest yourself in pushing the cir
culation to 100000 and you will
multiply the prizes by two. Is it
not to your INTEREST,"
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Opium, Morphine-Free Treatment
TIGHT SHOE PLACES
ELKTNS NEAR DEATH.

Philadelphia, October l4-Wil-
> liam l.. El1ins, the millionaire
traction owner is seriously i'll at
: his country home, a few miles
. from Philadelphia. Mr. Elkins. 1t
is said, is suffering from organic
troubles, and worry has added to {
his unsatisfactory physical condi-
ton.
1t is also stated that Mr. Elllins' {
illness began with Inflammation
caused by tight shoe irritating
corn on his toe. This trouble be
came SO serious that at one time
it was feared his leg would have
! to be amputated
No one is permitted to see the
patient, and a physician is by his
bedside constantly.
n =
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CONCEALED A MAN TO
TRAP MILLER.
While Miller Was Being Questioned
by His Superiors His Replies
Were Being Taken Down
by Concealed Stenog-
rapher.

CINCINNATI, October Outstanding room
was in demand in the United States dis
uiet court room on the second day of
me 'rlal OF Miller and Johns for con-
Spiiaey to extort bride in connection
with the recently exposed postal frauds
Nihe witnesses were examined today and
the government has four more to call
so that the defense will not begin until
the afternoon of the third day, and the
case may not get to the jury until the
last day of the week. The principal
witnesses were Ryan and he officials
from Washington. The defense was not
taken by surprise until the afternoon,
when the stenographic reports Of the pri-
Vate secretaries of Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Bristow and Of Cen
eral Robb of interviews with Miller were
introduced as evidence.
Stenographer's Story.
Joseph r Watson, secretary and
stenoerapher to the fourth assistant post
master general. testified to being con
cealed in the Office of his chief when
General Robb and Chief Inspector Ccch-
ran had their first interview with Miller
about the reports Of the postotice IN
spectors regarding the decisions in the
Ryan case ana the discovery of his rela-
lions with Johns. He then read from
his original stenographic notes all that
vas said during the two hours and
half that the officials were thus ques-
tioning Miller regarding the case The
sensational appearance Of Watson on the
stand was followed soon afterwards by
Charles IT. Robb. assistant attorney gen
eral for the postoftice department. being
called, and he produced a copy OF the
transcribed stenographic notes Of his sec
rotary. Mr.. Tolls. of another long inter
view with Miller when the same parties
wer present. At the first meeting OF
Miller with RObb and Cochran the de
PENDANT did not know that stcnographer
was concealed in the room rs he dld IN
the last case when he made an equally
lengthy statement ana signed the report
made by Mr.. Tolls. The extent OF the
detective work that has been done in
these cases by the government was never
disclosed until during the afternoon ses-
sion. when verbatim reports Of these IN
terviews Of Miller were submitted in evi,
dence Notwithstanding the objection and
exception Of counsel for the defense
Ryan on the Rack.
The cross-examination of Ryan by
Charles " Baker was terrific, the most
prominent question being;
"Of how many murders are You
guilty?'
When Ryan replied that he had been
acquitted on the only murder for which
he was tried Then followed questions
as to the shooting scrapcs and arrests
mostly connected with q saloon formerly
conducted by Ryan in st. Louis. lie was
examined at length about his trial for
alleged passing of bad checks. Baker
and Ryan admit that he gave Johns In
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ana tomb covers in st. Peters We're taken
up and the surface covered with thick
layer Of cement The stones were re-
placed promiscuously, merely indicating
that the bodies they COMMUNICATED lay
somewhere in Che church yard ObJec-
lions Of families whose ancestors are
buried there prevented Nr. Emmett from
eXca waiting.
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Free Booklet

On Blood Poison. written by the leading
specialist OF this country. Address DR.
j. Newton Hathaway, AZ Inman building.
Atlanta Ga
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IS THIS WHAT AIl-S your
Do you spit up your food?
Do you belch gas?


eating?
Do you have heart
burn?
Do you have short
ness OF breath?
Do you have pains in
in the chest?
Do you have sore
ness in the right side?
Do you have numb
feelings?
Do you have cold
and3 and feet?
Do you suffer with
arrhea? | can cure you.
w. j. TUCKER,
Dad Street. Atlanta, Ga.