The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-17
SOMETHING ABOUT OUR
EXCHANGE COLUMN.

oomnla;nts in regard TO our exchanges.
Many who answer an exchange IN soou
faith never hear again from IL. we d.
reneatedly asked to publish names. put
feel averse TO humliating others, out we
must adopt some plan. or abolish the eX-
change department. We think the peS'
plan would be to ask through the coiuiii'
the cause Of the delay. we nave wv
| letters now Of complaint. MISS oeniiio
Smiley Goodlettsville, Tenn, WISHES ~
bear from Mrs. c. II. Bennett Good
man Va. Sent exchange in good faith
July 10. has written once since, ana nears
nothing. Will Mrs Bennett please an
swer to above address Mrs D. =.
Murphy. Bowman, S. c., sent exchange
as REQUIRED by Mrs. M M. Hay Tor WIN
fer cabbage seed before July zo' IL
anxious TO receive seed Doubtless these
ladies can explain the delay, ana mere
after we will give all an opportunity Oh
coing So by publishing complaints
J. w. Iandrum, Belmont, Ala, WI.
| exchange mineral rod lor
shot gun.
Fl. B. eagle, Carthage. N. {. mas as
novels (both cloth and paper bound) u
exchange for other books or masa%ihoS'
| Good list.
Mrs. Nora Bagley. Hichitee. Ga, mas Is
welded by Fate, IA AN go 1miot duality
white lawn and valencennes lace. o ne
book for one yard of lawn or four yarus
lace. Please write.
Mrs. G. w. Willis, Hichtee, Ga, mas as,,' :,
beautiful fly brush made o1 pc PEI" ~
feathers to exchange Tor TWO pieaee
black Henrietta or ladies' cloth: flease
write and send sample of goods
Mrs w. II. Bagley, Hichitee. Ca ha'
| Moodvs dress cutting system WIFI III
structors, to exchange for fn.h S"rus ~
white Indian head or besa oier. rleas'
write.
Mrs r. G. Hamilton, Mill Springs, n
c.. Will exchange ten different kinos .
eerauium CUTTINGS six kinds Of swee
william seed. variegated letunia and clar
! kie seed; pattern of bird pin cusnoh, 1oi
3 Yards of calico or . yards of bleachee
domestic and postage.
Mrs. L. e Green. Acworth. Ca, WI:
furnish paterial and make bonnet VIII
the rev design Of STITCHING Tor hiht
spools Coats thread and 10 cents for re-
turn postage.
| ID. No L. has seeds of lovely cannas
| four kinds and cinnamon vine bullets
for yarGs OF either lace, riu0on Or CIV
! broidery.
Miss c. NJ. Belts. Belts. Ala. has :.
Young GIRLS WQoing," by E: T. R/
nlCelL DUunU IN clOlil, 10 eAtil'ii5S ~
THE White Rose of Memphis"
Mrs G. NJ, Lazenby. Emiee. Tex- ha:
four pair ladies' BLACK wool hand-kn
mitts to exchange for yards of goo'
bleach domestics. or yards of calico
light or dark.
Box 50, Tuscaloosa, Ala. has sewing
machine, bicycle or anything of equal to
exchange for a Shetland pony.
Emma A. Lyle. Lincoln, Ala, r. f. d.
| No /, will exchange the words Of In
the Shadow of the Pine for the words
of Rich Old merchant" and Tine
Golden Heart for The Wards of
Lurie."
Mrs Mamie Bowdon, Yellow Dirt, Ga
has a graphophone, good new for
8 by or 6 1-2 by 1-2 camera or Smith
| & Wesson revolver, In good condition.
Milton Wigley, Mynard, Ala, would
like to exchange Ten Nights in a Bar
room for THE Spy" by Fennmore
Cooper.
J. II. Wheeler, ST. Joseph. La. has
| small snapshot camera and complete
outfit for book or newspapers.
Fred M Bell, Aranelle, Miss wants
to exchange purebred S. c. brown leg
| horns for purebred barred Plymouth
Rocks. Write first.
Mrs. c. a. Trent, Argenta, Ark, will
| exchange full directions for making and
using ornamental icing or frosting in
| va1k1ns designs on cake for self-ad-
| dressed stamped envelope and one yard
| of white lawn