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\ BIG DISPUTE
OVER THIS BILL
HOUSE DISCUSSED IT FOR somE
TIME AND THEN LEFT 1T
TO THE GOVERNOR.

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 13-Tfe house
Of representatives on yesterday pas
sed the deficiency appropriation bin
for 1907, CARVING with It appropria-
lions aggregating /143s9, the Iagg-
est single appropriation being for The
state militia fg equipment to m2se
them conform toAho requirements Vi
The Dick na.ionalN aard lay
One item, the BIN Of II. ". BeutaH
for $500 for nine desks aud chairs
supplied to The house Of representa-
lives. caused considerable argument
The desks and chairs in question
were ordered by former heepr OF
public buildings, j. A. Han. who, aft
er receiving bids, awarded the con.
tract to Beutell at the price named
that being the lowest bid When the
bin was presented to Gov Smiths
appointee to succeed Mr. Hall as the
keeper of public buildings, he took
the matter before Gov Smith who
after hoking into the question, de-
cided tnaN the price charged was ex-
orbitant md refused to draw war
rant fosr IT'S payment Mr. Beutell
then al aed to the legislature.
Mr.. MI Of Guinnett and Mr. Cook
Of Telihr denounced the bill as
gratsgdro and simple, Mr. Nix de
airing that man who would con
ract to give such a price for such
Vlesks and chairs didn't have iudg
Aent enough to hold the job Of keen
or Of public buildings.
Other members declared the bill a
il st one, and declared that tn price
was not exorbitant. that the state
having made the contract for the
goods was in honor b0N&d to pay it
and 1t was now to late tS~&aise the
question OF price
However, the house voted down on
the amendment SO the matter viii
have to be adjusted between the gov
ernor and Mr. Bentall
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a Spot of Cheap Living.

The necessaries Of the table can be
had at Hot Springs cheaper than any
other section of the country; an
abundance of spring chicken, table
trucks and other requirements of the
table are always to be had at a cost
which to the people of other sections
seem almost impossible. Thus one
can build himself little cottage for
the summer and spend the hot
months here at less cost than the
same time spent at home For those
who do not desire TO bother With
household duties but like to have a
cottage. it is our plan to establish on
the subdivision. an eating house
where cottagers of the subdivision
can obtain board at reasonable
charge, thus enjoying the comforts Of
home, yet not having TO bother With
household cares.
Take Advantage Of the Cheap Rates.
Railroads are advertising cheap
rates to Hot Springs on the night
trains OF Wednesday. August. IA
Take advantage OF this rate and at
tend the big auction sale Of lots on
4Loaa.ain Heights. Rate for round
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Blue Ridge joins the Great Smokes,
It's climate is unsurpassed; the days
are delightful and the nights cool,
the air is dry and light and unattend-
ed by the heavy morning due SO often
found at mountain resorts. From a
scenic point of view, it has no equal
This section has been termed the
Switzerland of America The high
mountains rising in bold relief against
the blue back ground of the sky, and
winding in and out of the mountains.
tumbling over the rocks. with its
graceful curves and bends flows the
beautiful French Broad River, Nature
has done more for Hot Springs for it
has given to this particular point its
hot mineral water. which bubbles out
of the ground at temperature of 102
degrees; the springs here are world
renowned for the many wonderful
cures effected, and for those sui
fering from rheumatism. malarial,
stomach and nervous troubles. these
springs are unequaled.
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Mountain Heights.

owing to the lay Of the land we
have called our subdivision Mountain
Heights; it is located in the heart OF
the city within a few minutes walk
of the business center, the Southern
railroad station and the bis Mountain
park Hotel with its famous hot
baths. It is one Of the highest Gle.
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yations Of the city -. -
purposes, and from
with the eye, the
ton: on one side
Broad River and O
eirdled by stately
wide streets and
convenience which
ideal spot for a h
Some Facts Reear
Hot Springs is 10
line of the Southe
miles west of AshevW
among the highest peaks@bf
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NOTICE.
MRS NJ. z. BURNS
j. w. MOOD.


In the Court of Ordinary of GIynn
County, Georgia, October Term 1907
Petition to set aside Judgment pro
batting will Of Susan J. Wood in
common form.
To J. W. Wood, defendant in the
above stated case:
You are hereby cited to be and ap-
nj the court of ordinary of said coun-
t TO be held on the first Monday in
October. 1907, then and there to show
cause If any YOU can. why the pray
el Of the petition field By plaintiff -.
the above stated case should not be
granted.
Witness The Honorable Horace
Dart, Judge of said court. This 10th
Horace Dart,
Ordinary Glyna County. Ga.
Mcors, Gordon & Branch.
D. w. krauss,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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OPIUM ]. =. !. !. :. !. :. !.
Z, ri. J-~zT CO.
sox ao7, Atlanta, Ca. caec, lo4 NJ
Pryor Street.
left OF your treatment four
months ago Have no desire A an
opiate. Your treatment is t
claims. Louisa J Oakle1
May Sth '06. Snow FlaA Ariz.
Over four years ago you 4ed me
of morphine sabit. Elias %Starr.
Logon. Mo.
have never drank whSkey since
Marsh %, 1892, when I began your
treatment l 60 lot crave any wits
key to this day. y. d. Wilson.
Direct, Tev.
7 have used both for the liquor and
opium habits and it has been a sue
cess. j prefer it to ali other rem
edies. =. c. Norment, NJ. D. Darling
ton. S. C.
| bought your cure under nom
de plume in 1886; it cured me.
E. A. Barnes, Pittsburgh. Penn
WRITE TO DIR. WOOLLEY, Do1
SS7. Atlanta. Ca.
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POOR BABYS FACE
ITCHED TERRIBLY
Face and Neck Covered with In
famed Skin = Suffered Terribly
Mother Took Herto Doctors and
, Colleges to No Avail - Lost Faith
in Medicines Friend Suggested
Cuticura Remedies and
CHILD IS NOW THE
PICTURE OF HEALTH

"My baby's face and neck were Gov
cred with itching skin similar to eczema,
and she suffered terribly for over year.
! took her to a number Of doctors, and
also 10 different colleges 10 no avail.
Then Cuticura Remedies We're recon-
mended TO me by Miss c.. who was
telling me how they helped her. / did
not use it at first. IS l had tried 50 many
other remedies without any favorable
results. At last / tried C1iticura Soap,
Cuticura Ointment, I'D gtieufa Resol-
vent Pills, and 70 ssgrise noticed an
Improvement. A IL three boxes
Of the Cuticura 0ie agather with
theSoap and Plus, @.s9}l@ 4say she
is altogether differed hepics
ture Of health, and now wa s9bef
lief in Cuticura Remedies afitl ~ II IN
ba6without them in the hmlsA win
gladly letyou publish Z Is tessf6 ial al
| would like others III have 2iag5 2saIoA
benefit that we did AID
| will recommend the1
body know and to th6< Il kA
too. Mrs. A. G. Brestlih lSF1x Linl
St., Chicago ILL.,, Oct. 20 and 30, I0Ot
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GO TO GlLLlcAN's, SUCCESSORS
TO w. F. DoERFLINGER FOR ALL
THAT'S NEW IN THE uATO-DATE
JEWELRY LINE. "a
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trip ticket sl1.75.

trip ticket $lL75.
We Win Refund Railroad Fare.
To all purchasers OF one or NOR
lots at this sale, we viii refund an
railroad fare UP TO a distance OF 500
miles. Thus any one can attend Che
sale at practically little cost. Dc 10.
let this opportunity pass you
Remember the opening sale viii &c
!. Held on Friday, August IS. Sale
Starting at 10 am.
Eyery lot viii be sold at auction on
ground at Hot Springs, n. c.
DIN the South Georgia Colony and
a summer home in the land OF
Ny, Health and Cheap Living.
full particulars address,
BERT FENDlG G. COMPANY.
8 sfEnSNicS Ga. or Hot Springs, N. q
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$3.50

$3.50
WIN buy nice t~essory heGse, cIsse
In facing square.
AL2ERT FEN0IG a GO.
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WHEN YOU SEE 1T ADVER.
TfSED BY LEWIS YOU KNOW d, )
STRAIGHT. SEE THE GREAT n
DucTlON ON MEMS COL0F -
SUITS ADVERTISED ON $50
PAGE.
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BIG LOT SALE
At HOT SPRINGS
II WILL BE CONDUCTED NEXT
WEEK eY ALBERT FENDlo
& COMPANY.

Did you ever wish that you could
afford to send your family to the
mountains during the hot summer
months2 Many a man has had this
desire but fell that he could not af-
ford IT, II you have experienced this
feeling. or IL you would like 10 have
a summer home in the mountains, our
proposition should appeal to you Join
the South summer Colony being lo-
Gated at Hot Springs
Big Opening Sale VIII Be At Auction
Friday, August t6.
We have recently purchases al Hot
Springs a tract Of land in the heart
OF the city, on which it is our plan,
to establish colony Of South Geor.
eia and Florida people. We have
carefully selected this property after
carefully examining the other resorts
III the mountains OF North Carolina
and Georgia, and we have found an
ideal spot for such a purpose. We
have dready applications from some
OF the i pest people in South Georgia
for lots and, from present indication,
every lot will be grabbed at the open
Ing sale.
The Terms Of the Sale Are Easy.
we have arranged the terms so any
one can purchase, and the man Of
moderate means viii have the same
showing as the very wealthiest, and
any one can purchase lot under
same. The terms being only $25 cash
per lot, balance payable in ri equal
month payments. Interest mt per
cent. Under these terms one viii
never miss the small payments and
before he realizes 1t, he vii have a.
home in the mountains where he can
send his family every summer, in a
spot where every breath Of air means
nav He and vigor.
Mountain Heights.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-23
THE BATES NINE.
Off for Three Hard Games in Massa
chusetts This Week.

Lewiston, Me-, April 22.-(SpeciaD-
The baseball team started for AndOver
this morning on the 7.2O train with the
following men, Capt. Johnson. Stone,
Boothby, Bowman, Cole, Cobb, Jordan,
Hartman, Bridges. Wight and Coach
burlington. They will play Andover
this afternoon; Tufts Tuesday, and
Harvard Wednesday,. Rogers has
been unable to get into the game thus
far hut will be able to do some work
now He will have to pitch one Of the
games of the trip.
Capt. Johnson will pitch the Har-
ward game and all of his energy will
be used to win the game, although of
course he does not really expect TO win.
The team thus far has been doing some
good stick work. The game against
BowdOin last Saturday was rather q
happy surprise TO Bates but of course
it is not safe TO judge by that game,
for weather conditions and earliness Of
the season makes q big difference in
baseball.
Hartman and Cole are both fresh
men but have the qualities that make
star men. They are both cool headed
and know the game. Hartman had
worthy reputation when he entered
Bates from Gardiner High. having
pitched for that team which won the
championship last season. His pitch
ing last Saturday and allowing the
Bowdoin heavy hitters to make only
three hits indicates favorable prospects
for him in the Maine college baseball
world.
Wayne Jordan, '06, assistant in the
chemistry laboratory, has just started
Bible study clsas from the members
of 1905 Those who have taken up
this work are Williams, Bridges,
Brown. Libby, IT. Goodwin, Sawyer,
Clifford, French. Merrill and Smith.
The textbook to be used is Social
Significance Of the Teachings of Jesus
by Jeremiah w. jerks.
Track coach O'Connell is expected
this week. Coach Quinn did a good
weeks work while here and many fel-
lows have benefited by his efforts. eS-
pecially in the weights and broad
jump.
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GOOD FISHING
Lake Wassokeae at Dexter Abounds
With Salmon and Brown Trout.

Dexter, Ne, April 22.-That salmon
abounds in Lake Wassokeag. goes
without saying. II was 20 years ago
he first fry was put into these waters,
and they have been nurscd ana
watched with the greatest care. The
past two seasons have given evidence
that they have bred successfully, and
nave fully maturcd. Ten years ago
an invoice of 1ingerlingS arrived from
one of the Maine halrhcries and were
taken in charge by Or. w. A. Bumps.
fish and game warden who deposited
them at The mouth Of the small
streams. For It number of years there
were no signs that the fish had sur
vivtd, but after the small streams had
been closed. they began To be taken out
i'll large numbers, but occasionally
some lucky fisherman would land one.
Several We're caught two years ago ana
last season Jerry Puleyard landed a
1Gl2 FOUNDER after II hard struggle. A
few days ago, when the Amos Abbott
company drew the water off 10 repair
their bulkhead monster fish was seen
laying at the bottom Of the channel.
tIhp HlNtStlSdt1Dn IL WIS louIli To
have been hooked and had died from
the effects. 1t proved to be Il land
locked salmon and measured when
taken from the water, 81 inches and
estimated TO weigh from IS TO 20
pounds.
Not only is Lake WassOkeag the
habitation of landlOcked salmon, but
brown trout and square tails have been
taken, which tipped the scales from Az
to 6R pounds.
"Oh yes, it must have been Il land
locked salmon that took my hook last
summer when fishing on the float
bridge, replied Willie TAFT, the other
day. 81 have fShed that lake for nigh
on to 40 years, ana | never got such
q surprise i'm my life, as when that fell
low took hold. When that line went
out, it sounded like the midnight
chimes going through a tunnel, and
the way that line cut into my finger
was a caution. 1t burned itself clear
to the bone, but the hook Strengthened
out, and away he went"
"Others have told like stories. Now
local anglers are preparing for the go
ing out Of the ice.
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BOXING NOTES.

Reddy Gallagher is trying TO sign
Harry Lewis and Jimmy Gardner for a
bout the latter part Of next month at
Denver.
John l.. Sullivan made a flying visit
to Boston Sunday. He stopped at his
sisters home on Brooks avenue, Rox-
bury.
When Johnny Summers, the English
lightweight, arrives in New York the
latter part of this week, he will be Of
fercd a chance 10 box Tommy Murphy
at Philadelphia.
Jack O'Brien is evidently satisfied
that Tom Nc Carey of Los Angeles will
come through with the $4,000 purse he
offers for the bout with Tom Burns on
Mays. for the Quaker City boxer has
engaged training quarters and is get
ting down TO work. Bill SqureS of
Australia will get a chance at the win
ner May 80
Boston Globe: Tommy Sullivan, the
Lawrence middleWcight, has resurrect-
ed an old scheme to avoid meeting q
boxer Frank Mantel of Providence has
been chasing him for match for some
time. When a Maine club recently tried
to sign Sullivan to box Mantel the
Lawrence man offered the moss COW
cred excuse that Mantel was no draw
ing card.
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ATHLETICS AT CARLISLE.
Runners Having Weekly Trials-Base-
ball Team Practicing Daily.

Carlisle. Pa, April 22.-Weekly trials
of the runners who will take part in
the relay races at Philadelphia among
the Carlisle Indians are being held. The
preliminary trials show steady i'm
provemCnt. ard the school will likely
have fast team. Carlisle is placed in
the class with College of the City OF
New York, Rutgers, Lehigh, Haver-
ford, Dickinson and Western Maryland.
The baseball team is practicing daily
and the new men are showing up fine
~. The game with Lebanon Valley for
May % had to be Cancelled. Games
have been arranged for the Junior Var
sity as follows: April q, Industrial
School. mt Carlisle; May II, Industrial
School, at Scotland; May Is. Chambers
burg Juniors, at Carlisle; May 80. Car
Isle High school, ut Carlisle.
A contest fer the worlds college
championship in track athletics will be
held at the jamestown Exposition on
June Y. 1t is likely that a few of the
best men at the Carlisle school will be
entered in this meet and faithful train
ing has been ordered 10 commence at
once.
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DANIELS TACKLES BIC JOB
Will Seek Laureis in New Lines Of
Aquatic Sport at Smoky City.

Pittsburg, Pa, April.-Onr Of the
most important tournaments Of recent
years will be held in PirI.;rGrg his
month in connection with the Sports
mems Show. scheduled Ia take place
from April a to May I.
The big Duquesne garden. containing
the largest skating rink in Tie world, is
now being turned into Il great exhibit
ton hall III which everything pertain
ing 10 sport viii find place. ana in the
centre of the floor space, a 40X75-fOOt
is being sunk.
In here, throughout the entire period
of the show, visitors will be treated to
swimming races Of every description,
fancy diving, canoe fitting, pushball,
water baseball, water polo, and various
other forms of aquatic contests.
Most of the events are restricted to
athletes Of the district, and the A. A. u
has sanctioned Il long list of champion
ships Of western Pennsylvania which
Will form the backbone Of the pro-
gram, but there are several events open
To all registered amateurs, and they are
expected to attract Il good Sprinklng Of
Eastern cracks.
&. ". Daniels of the New York A. c..
has been induced 10 arrange q few
scratch races with the fastest local
men, and he Will endcaVor u lower the
records in these events. All his request
10 ana 50-yard back-Stroke races have
been added to the program, and it is
likely that the standards for these dis
tanccS. now 10 the credit Of III. j.
Handy Of Chicago. will change hands
before the human pickerel" gets
through with them.
TN" event which the swimming fra
t"rnity il awaiting with the greatest
interest is the 22O-yard race, in which
Daniels Will attempt 10 defeat 4 quartet
"f PittSburG's fastest sprint"rs. includ-
ing tn" SPEEDY Guy Daley of East
Liberty, who is said To have gone 80
yards in - seconds. The three first
Ihen viii swim 80 yards apiece, and
Daley viii take the last 30. 1t has been
Inquired ont that 10 win Daniels will
have 10 lower Barney Kcran'S great
rccord of lbs -, the best swimming
record on the calendar, and there is
both hor" ANA belief that he will BE-
allt to do it,
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NO HARD FEELING.
West Point Harvard Game Is Omitted
Because Of Expediency.

Cambridge. Mass, April 22.-Tbe
Harvard football authorities would MOI
comment on the report which appeared
in the papers yesterday, and emanate(,
from West Point, to the effect that
there would be no game between Har-
ward and the Army team next fall. II
is generally known around the college
however. that the report is unuuestion-
ably true
Inc reasons for the change in the
Harvard schedule next fall are: FIRST
that Harvard is unable to get the date
from West Point which she desires. and
secondly, that West Point feels unable
to stand the strain of three such hard
games as those with Harvard, Yale and
Princeton, on successive SATURDAYS.
Harvard has long felt that West
Point has become too strong to be taxi
en- in the early season as formerly. and
consequently requested a later date
than has been had heretofore. This
West Point was unable to grant and
there was nothing for it but to omit the
annual game.
In this arrangement there was abso-
lutely no hard feeling between the two
institutions and it was merely a ques-
ton of expediency. 1t would be no sur
prise if in the future the three large
colleges alternated in playing the
Army.
1t is said on pretty good authority
that Harvard will play the Navy team
next fall. for the first time. and Shis
will he Harvard's only game away from
home
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JOHN Is FORMER MANAGER.
Body of Peter ]. Kennedy Taken from
River At South Brooklyn.

New York, April PA body sup
POSED 10 be that of Peter j. Kennedy,
a well-known theatrical manager. who
disappeared last December, was found
in the water Sunday night at the foot
of Van Brunt street, South Brooklyn.
Mrs. Kennedy made Il positive identili-
cation at the morguc.
Kennedy disappeared on Dec. 20.
His hat ana ovcrcOat were found on a
ferrybOat. The same night Mrs Ken
nedy received Il special delivery letter
from her husband. in which he stated
he was about 10 drown himself
Mr.. Kennedy at one time managed
John l.. Sullivan, and later made a
fortune with the Swedish comedy,
lyon YOnsOn." His wife, who was
Miss Beatrice Norman, a daughter of
Mrs. Annie Mack Berlin. a well-knnwn
actress. had starred for several sea
sons under her husbands manage
ment.
Mr.. kcnnedy's last venture was with
Ella Wheeler Wilcox "MiZpah," with
Mrs. Kennedy as the star. This play,
in which Mr.. Kennedy invested every
thing he possessed. was a failure, and
II is supposed that brooding on this
failure caused him 10 take his life.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Horace Manley, an elevator conduc-
tor. made repeated trips with his car
after the discovery of fire in the six
story building at 900 Wabash avenue,
Chicago. Monday and took from the
upper stories of the building As girls.
Manley remained at his post until
overcome by smoke. He was carried
to the street by the firemen. The
damage by fire was about $250,000.
An incident which resulted in the in
jury of five persons occurred late Mon
day in the large office building known
as Temple Bar. in Brooklyn, when one
of the passenger elevator dropped ahou:
so feet and after striking the bottom of
the shaft rebounded eight feet and then
became caught between the first floor AMI
the basement There were nine passen-
gers in the car, among them Assistant
District Attorney Peter Smith, Miss Eliz-
abeth Weiburch and Miss Male Wissen-
born, both of Brooklyn; VIM. Warren
and James McCool. These received con-
ulsions about the body and limbs Will.
others were slightly cut by broken glass
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MELODY vs.. SULLIVAN.
Two New Enelanders Will Meet Al
Los Angeles, CAL, Tonight.

Boston, April 22-While the cham.
pionShip won by Honey Melody from
Joe Walcott will not be at stake when
Melody meets Mike Twin Sullivan
Tuesday night, yet the fight followers
all over the country will acclaim the
winner of the contest the premiers Of
the class. 1t promises to be Il good con.
test, and i'll too bad that the fight fol-
lowers of this vicinity haven't the op.
pOrtunity To see it. The contest is be.
tween the New England men. and, 50
far as every connection goes. really two
BoStOnianS. The sports here know Of
Melody and of Sullivan better and
more intimately than any other sports
in the country.
But the club at Los Angeles had the
opportunity to offer such Il big purse
that it secured the match. Melody IS
the champion, but the indications are
that he Will have TO fight his very best
and very hardest to beat Mike Twin
Sullivan is d mighty good man. He can
punch with either hand. He is very
clever and has Honey beaten on de.
Tense. But he is not so aggressive as
Honey He is, possibly, more resource
full. The chances are that Melody will
Callahan, seeming the speculation odds,
has promised 10 take all the Melody
money al 100 TO so.