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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
GROVER CLEVELAND IMPROVING

LAKEWOOD. n. j, May s-Further
encouraging reports came today from,
the hotel where former President Cleve-
land is still confined by Illness. Mra.
Cleveland was authority for the an
nouncement tonight that her husband
is improving.
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CHURCH SERVICES

WEST Side Christian-Bush at Deyisadero
Robert Laid Cave, NJ. A.. pastor. Residence
1880 Devisadero. Telephones West so1s and
so2o All morning and evening services Nay
10; music by large chorus choir; seats free;
welcome to all. Mr.. Caves subject at night:
''our Mediator''
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pURE rooD MIL pAssrn

GUTHRIE, Okla. May s.-The house
and senate today passed a very COM
plete pure food bill with more exact
ing requirements than the national
bill a pure food analysis station was
established at Oklahoma university.
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Only One Day Now Remains to Win
The Special Fleet Week Prize
5000 in Gold May Come to You From
Earnest Effort Among Your Friends

EEN competition is aris-
A ing in all districts for
Il ~ The Calls $4,000 prize
offer. Many new con-
testsnts who have entered be-
cause of the feet week prize see
greater possibilities and are earn
estly at work for one of the
larger prizes in the contest.
Those who have already secured
a large total of votes and stand
high in their subdistrict should
not on this account slacken their
efforts. They must get every
vote that they can. If there are
no more in sight, go out and dig
up few. The best diggers will
be the winners.
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+ f,,no,s e2io
Miss Anna Larson. San Leandro - 2297
Mrs. Charles A. French. knightsen. ... oio
Less than 100 votes
Miss Ethel Welsh Chester Beck
Miss Lena Nelson Mrs. Lewis +. tart
Miss Anna Langan Geo. (. crosby
a. CAIN Mrs. Nuremberg
Margaret Cote Arthur ST. James
Mrs Emma WfIifred Dr. d. Dodds, Hay
Miss Carrie Martin ward
Miss Mata la Franzs
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Norway has new cabinet under the
premiership Of 0unnar Knudseu.
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sUBDIsTRIcT NO. 8

l1tdh IyNto
Frederick g. Wilson Miss Emily Hess, Red.
Miss Maybelle Talbot wood
Edwin H. Lively Mrs. Chas Townsend
Peter T. Peabody Redwood
Mrs. z. Short, Red Samuel yalenzuela
wood Hillcrest
Mrs. II. L. Burwell. Miss Fiorine Fehren-
Los Gatos bacher. Palo Alto
Louis z. Wood
SUBDISTRICT NO.
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BUsINEss-BUsINEsS

Manufacturer of high class (patented) goods OF
universal demand. $4,000 worth ready TO mar
ket. wishes 10 meet competent energetic man
with commercial experience to distribute and
handle output on Pacific coast: applicant must
furnish bond and undisputed references prin-
cipsls only. Address Manufacturer, box 1852
Call Oakland
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sUBDIsrRlcT NO. ;

LESS tnan IUU FOles--
Mrs. Lawlor Miss Janet Smith
Miss Margaret Dunbar Santa Rosa
Miss A. Armstrong George {. Neighbours
Miss Bessie Cummins Willis
Miss Mabel Endicott Miss Batmanu. Peta
Miss Regina kinslow, luna
Santa Rosa u. J, de Souza, Point
Willie J. Harlan Reyes Station
Ed Redmond, Bodega
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suBpIsTRIcr NO. I

ICES llan lUU FOltb-
Miss Lena Wells Robert S. Jay
Leo Clnwson Calvin Brandon
James Allen Barr Clarence Hughes
Miss Pauline M.Adsls- Hanford
bach Clarence Eaton, VI
Miss Minnie Eisels salIa
Mrs. 81. r. Clark
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srRpIsTRICT 80. 8
sUBDIs1RIc1 no. 5

- IlT.H IDU TDlet-
Miss Nellie Bowman Mrs N. Thomas
Arthur IhOmpson
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GRAND PRIZE DIsTRICT ~C'

Mrs. Charles cowies Miss Amy Daily, An
ID. Z. Cline dsrson
w. Mayhem, Red Wm. McKeever, Red
Blun ding
Miss Virginia Slater, Miss Cody Jones, Red
Red Bluff dug
Mrs. ". d. Haines Alma Johnson, Colfax
Miss Emily Fuller. Miss Maud Reeve,
Anderson Corning
SUBDISTRICT No. =
Counties OF Butte. Suttef, Yubs, Sierra, Ne.
vada Placer, and tie state or Nevada
4. w. Turner Jr, Loomis. .-.......... 1883
Mrs. c. ID. King, Rosesiile. ..-........ 3,543
Miss Dora Brown, MarysYile. 716
Vincent c. Sevin, Virginia City, New. 4s2
Z. +. Roddan. LooInis ............-... llu
Less than 100 votes
Lillian b. Jones Walter Parker Oro-
Sam Mcguire. Chico vile
SI-RnISTRIcr 40 &
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MEETINGs-speciai
SAN FRANCISCO Photo Engravers' Union No.
g. I. r. z. U. OF N. A--San Francisco CAL.
April 27, 190e-Dear Sir and Bro. You are
hereby notified that the regular meeting Of
l. P. e. o.. No. s, OF San Francisco. will
take place SUNDAY, May 3. zoos, II m at
316 Fourteenth st. hall Business. Frater-
nally. W. e. GOETHE. Secretary
STARR WAVE MOTOR-A meeting of the stock
holders OF the Wave Power and Electric Com
pany will be held Sunday: May 10. zoos. at .
o'clock D. m. at 500 Market ST., San Francis
co. ALI requested to attend. Business of
great importance will come before the meeting
FRED STARR. president, 500 Market st. San
Francisco.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE, 1851 Fillmore at
near Post
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-18

The Warrenton hotel opened Sun
day morning under new manage
ment Nelly Bebes OF Astoria having
assumed charge.
The school clerk in his district is
busy taking the census, and is round
ing up goodly number between
the ages Of 20 and 4 years.
Mr., and Mrs, Geo, Schmidt have
returned to Warrenton and are
occupying one Of the Sherman
houses.
Rumor has it that the Old Oregon
mills vii start up after the first oi
the year and many signs seem to
point in that direction.
Mr.. Tudor Smith and Miss Edna
Wallingford, both of Warrenton
were married in Astoria Saturday
and were receiving congratulations
at the party that evening.
Mrs. Dell Moore was a guest oi
Mrs. G. T. Moore over Sunday.
Mrs e, l. Saont Of Long Beach
Wash, has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Bird. at Seaside, and on her
way home IS visiting her old friends
DR.. 0wens-Adair and Mrs, S, S
Munson.
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cd In lis work to date and served TO
make the achievement Of the even.
Inc the essential aud permanent
standard by which to gauge every
thing they may attempt in the fa'
ture
Every soloist Of the night was AZ
his and her best; there was not q
false note In the myriads that fell
from voice aud instrument during
the unfolding Of the long and rich
program. Miss Reha Hohscn's heau.
tIiul soprano was heard AZ lts best IN
the aria Of Johanna and In the rich
melodies Of "The Sea Maiden" and
was promptly aud fully acknowledge
ed by the delighted house Mr.,
Robarts' superb baritone charmed,
as Il always does here, IN his splen'
did assignments, Ever Braves.
Heart" from Faust, and in the three
ringing ballads. "The Wanderers
Song" "'rhe Old Black Mare" and
BLOW Thou Winter Wind" IN all
Of which he but added 70 the pleas
urable conviction with which musi'
! cal Astoria already regards him,
Mrs. w, 7, A, Bushons, the con
tralto preimere Of the evening, was
particularly happy in her rendering
Of the melodies from the opera, "The
Mountain King" in which she hgur-
ed as the Queen, singing delieiously
every word and line OF the spirited
numbers. and receiving instant and
emphatic acknowledgment To Miss
Clarina Rogers. eellist, fell the very
distinct appreciation Of the eager
house; her work being Of such pro-
nounced excellence In Thomc's An
dante Rellgioso as 20 win her the
most cordial expressions OF delight
which could not be construed IN any
| bu, the most generous light, Ns.nr'
ally, all Astoria was ready for IN"
pleasure certain to be had from the
singing OF Miss Laura MeCann.
whose glorious alto was heard 70
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-18
ROUTINE MATTERS BY
THE COUNCIL
LACK OF SPACE PREVENTED
THEIR PUBLICATION YES
TERDAY MORNING,

The following routine matters
passed upon at the meeting OF the
common council Monday night did
not appear in the Astorian yester-
day because Of lack OF space;
T, II. Crang, special agent OF the
Union Oil Company, filed petition
for permission to erect additional
tank for fuel oil purposes; said tank
not 10 hold in excess Of present re-
tanning wall now around lot Refer
red with power to act.
EE Gustin and others peti,ioned
for improvement Of 3oth street,
Franklin to Irving; desire improve
ment to full width with l6-toot
planks in center and S-foot walk on
east side Referred,
John Gustafson and others petit
toned for creation of drainage sys-
TEN on Hume avenue. Granted. and
instruction given to prepare for or
dinance covering the matter.
B, l. Ward and others petition
for an arc light al corner Of 9th and
Commercial streets. Referred.
Petition from VIM. Bell asking
for rebate on assessments charged
against his lots at Franklin and 36th,
Referred.
John H, letters, by his attorney,
]. F. Hamilton, represents that he is
owner of west half of lot 2, block
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-18

wonderful advantage IL Saint Saen's
eMy Heart At Thy Swee, Volee"i
and unhapplly, IN no other number
as Miss Mecann did not respond TO
the eneoFes granted, Miss Hattie
Wise delighted the audience with
one Of her most effective rendefings
Of Mendelssohn's brilliant caprlccs,
COP. 72) on the plano and was
roundly thanked by her appreclatiye
auditors Miss Esther SnndquiAt
gave superb exhibition oi her as'
knowIcdgcd mastery of the violin, 10
one 81 Vieuxiemp's wonderful mime
bers. and for an encore gave tho cx'
qulstc numbers of Grcque's Elsa's
Death, and, as usual, received de-
served and prolonged applause, A.
coneerlmeistef. Frank Eiehenlauh,
Of Portland, was perfectly al hemc,
and guided his ennifeFes inlmllablY
through the maxes oi the wide range
Of Instrumentation demanded 81 him
and them. TO the complete satlslac.
ton Of the listening hundreds The
trio work 81 Mrs. A. A. Finch, 70.
prano; Mrs, J. T, Allen, altoi ana
Miss Nellie utzlnger, eonlral,o, was
oi the ever pleasing kind Astorlans
have learned to expee. from this ae'
eompllshed group and lacked moth.
ing In the way Of cordial recognition
at all points, And the Misses Anna
Campbell and Louise Wise, a. the
accompanies Of the evening, added
distinctly 10 the universal pleasure
Of the hour. by the faithful and bril-
liant work,
FRS, and last the concert was a
thoroughly delightful and wholly
appreciated event and win be 70.
memhered for many q long year
The Astoria Philharmonic Society is
spiendidly and happily launched a.
one Of the deiaeto musical organiRA-
,ions OF the State and Of the North.
west.
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plies, $2i,o0, prael Eigner Co, haul
ing. $3.50; Fisher Bros 5000,
Ross, Higgins Co. supplies, SlSS4i
John corno. $li J, c, Clinton 81
SIS, $o7s, $a42S. $27s, $40; Foard s
Stokes, $2Si Frank Hart $l7S' $
fillmore, So240i Sherman Transfer
Co. $l,s0; Fisher Bros, $22Si Kel'
ley Transfer Co, SO, Astoria Hard
ware Co. 50, Il, Hauke n Co, 2
cents, rracl Eigner Co. 50 cents
J. A, Montgomery, $3.50; prael Fig
uer Co, 81; ], c, Swope, SSi G, r
Wright $3.50; S. Elmore & Co,
1892, Astoria Electric Lish, Co,
S34o0; o, R, \ N Co, $50; sher
man Transfer Co. so cents; Cit,
Lumber & Box Co, supplies, $3.50
Foard & Stokes, Si0Ss,
ORDINANCES PASSED.
Ordinance accepting assessment
roll for improvement Of Sth street
Harrison to Irving
Ordinance accepting improvement
OF 9th street Franklin 70 Harrison,
Ordinance granting extension o
time to complete improvement o
Irving avenue from l4th street cas-;
Ordinance accepting assessment
roll on 9th street, Franklin to Har
rison,
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Ladies' and Misses Tailored Suits
Direct from New Yorks formost designers will be
sold at less than cost to make

Suits in Fall materials that should sell for $l8 during this sale s
eui that other merchants would ask SIS for during this
Suits marked to sell for $0 variety select FROM during this
sale only
Suits that should bring $685. during this sale 2275
Ladies white muslin skirts, worth $780, 9Sc
Ladies white muslin skirts, worth $1O0 ....... 6ec
Black Silk Pettcoas, $780,
Silk Peicoats all coors, worth 650 ........ 44S
Silk Peicoats all coors, worth z5O Observation-Disclosures. 500
Silk Peicoats all coors, worth 1900 ........ eso
Bring yours daughters along and have them pick
of these matchless bargains
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-18
HARRENTON SENDS UP
A FRIENDLY BUDGET
RECENT HAPPENINGS IN THE
WEST SIDE METROPOLIS

Saturday evening the Ladies Aid
Society gave supper in the hotel
fOr the benefit Of Mrs caruthers
Who is i'll in the hospital All the
ladies' Of Warenton assisted. The
hhles were laden with everything
ahe market afforded, and nicely
served by the young ladies' The
snpper was well patronired and
neat sum realized. A dance was
given in the evening in Warren's
hall BY the young men, and as the
nlngic and hall were donated, It was
q success financially as well as So
siaIly. This was also for Mrs.
CaTuthers' benefit.
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III, Shively's, lying between 18th
and l4th streets that he paid as.
seSsments thereon for improvement
of 18th street the sum OF Ss9Si
that be has also been assessed there
on the sum OF $7l for Improvement
Of 18th street, Wherefore he tend
ers 81 as payment in full and prays
for relief from the l4th street as
sessmcnt Referred,
GRANTED OR REFUSED.
Mrs, Mathilda Thompson tender
ed $50 as full payment Of assess
ments against her lot for improve
ment Of Irving avenue, llth to 18th
streets, Refused.
Petition Of w, A, Smith for sa'
loon license at The Standard on As
tor street, Granted,
Petition OF VIM, Book for saloor
license ON Bond street Granted,
Petitin Of Oscar RentSzh for sa.
loon license, Granted,
Petition Of Henry Jones for sa'
loon license. Granted.
Charles ], Bertleson's petition was
also granted.
Petition from II. NJ, Lorentser
and Others asking that step OF
stairway be constructing on Irving
avenue to connect with present
walk at 33rd street Petition filed.
CLAIMS PAID
II, Jeldness, $l,6s; II. Humbel, $si
Chas Wilson and others, judges
etc, at primary, Sill; John Svenson
$3.50: o, H, Whitman. $i42s; J
IS, Dellinger, $4o.6S; earious claim,
of Astoria Budget; Pacific State:
Telephone Co. $3.50; Frank Hart
20 cents; Chas. Rogers & Son, 81
Sherman Transfer Co, 81; T. r
Laurin, 50; Fredriekson Bros, 81
E. Hauke & Co, $2.2S; c. C. Palm
berg, $l2,l4; Kelly Transfer Co.
$3.50; Zapf Furniture Co.. S32s; S
H. Willet, 90 cents; Frank Hart
Sl4s; City Lumber & Box Co, sup
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lot Of trimmed hats that sold for %00 sale price .... Ose
oSo trimmed mats go during this sale for s26S
800 Trimmed hats will be sold the small price Of ,..,. sss
1000 Trimmed hats, exceedingly cheap 6ss
@ ana o Fat1erh hats to be sold the ridiculous price s
M 20, Hnnoh S,e 4 yard
% Mane sse Hc yard
y ana s@o pix Ve"5 SAFE price yard
s.c qny oOons az coor" SAFE l0c yard
sc quality Ribbons all ccors sale price 27c ynrd
Miles and Miles Of Ribbons a the above prices
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entire range Or, Emma led as hc
never led before and found abound.
ing compensation In the unalloyet
and spontaneous pleasure his work
yielded to his cultured auditors, Il
was. par exeellanee, the event oI
the 1908 season
The Philharmonic Society ehoruses
were splendidly given and every
member sustained the high reputa.
ton this fine local group has aehiev
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-18
Cloak and Coat Bargains
For Women, Misses and chldren-Wat for this Immense
Sale-Prces simply slaughtered

$50 Coverts gigantic sale price
$50 Knckerbocker style during this sale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1850 Knckerbocker style during this sale
$50 New Fancy Mixture Wooens. ........
Ladies long Coats worth 75O sale price
Ladies long Coats worth i000 sale price ..............
Ladies' long Coats worth 1500 sale price
Ladies long Coats, worth 2OO0 price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ladies' superb long Coat, $780, during this sale
Misses Fall Coats that sell for s. So price ........
Misses all wool long Coats that sell for $7s
Misses striped and checked Goats that sell for $loO only
ChAdrens and Girls Coats prices will
depleted in very short time Pleased to show them Simply
abundance and them matter what the loss
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DRESS SKIRTS

500 latest and prettiest designs of
fall Weaves in Dress Skirts ever
shown in Astoria to be placed at your
mercy. Wolfe, Panamas, Stripes and
Mixtures priced lower than you per-
haps will ever have the pleasure of
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Philharmonic Society

Continued from page y
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Millinery Feathers and Flowers

Millinery also entire line Of Feathers Flowers Trimmings a biz re-
ductons Buy early while assortment ls complete
1000 Hats 60 doomed prices
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OF all description at less than cost
to manufacturer We ought to have
a profit on these goods but have too
many therefore to move them quick
ly we will cut prices numerically.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-18

WAISTS
Biggest stock Of Flannel and Lawn
Waists ever displayed in the city. We
advise you to buy now,
1000 Waists thrown upon the eoun.
ter to be sold regardless Of cost. You
can't duplicate these goods later
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-18

$l'OO Lawn and flannel waists. Soc
l.sO Lawn and flannel waists. Oss
800 Lawn and flannel waists -. Sl.4O
500 Lace waists, sale price. -. 2.sO
$50 Lace waists, sale price, 80, 3.Os
$50 Lace lists, sale price,,,.,, A6o
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WILL HAVE To
CORRECT SHEETS
TECHNICAL POINT MAY HAVE
vITlATED DIsFRANcHIsE-
MENT AMENDMENT.

ATLANTA, Sept. 23.-As a result
OF a difference between the language
on the official tally sheets and the
provisions Of the law as to ballots.
which it is claimed might have viii
ated the disfranchisement amendment,
1t Is probable that the state depart
ment will send 10 the respective coun-
~ ordinaries corrections 10 be noted
on the tally sheets, which have al
ready been sent out The matter in
wolves one Of those technicalltie j,
seemingly unimportant. but which OF
ten cause ali sorts OF legal mplica
tons and trouble
Governor Smith. Secretary Of State
Cook, Attorney General Hart and
Democratic State Chairman Hall were
all interested In the matter, and, as
consequence, several conferences were
held Tuesday at the capitol
The Acknowledgement act provides
that "all persons voting at said cleo
ton in favor Of adopting the proposed
amendment to the constitution shah
have written or printed on their bal
lots the words, For amendment Of
constitution providing qualification Of
voters"
: State Chairman Hall has usvd this
language on the official ball-ts of the
democratic party
The tally sheets, however contain
different language, to-wit: For rau-
fication Of amendment to sec 2, art. 1.
OF the constitution OF this state" (For
qualification Of electors and registra-
ticn Of voters)
The meaning Of the language on the
ballot is identical with the meaning OF
the language on the tally sheet, but
the one complies with the letter to be
used on the tally sheet
A fear has been expressed in GER
tain quarters that the failure of the
tally sheet to correspond with the Of
fetal ballot might vitiate the amend
ment, in the event it carries. Law
yers disagree as to this probability
but in an abundance eff caution it is
probable that the tally sheet will be
corrected SO as to conform with the
ballot.
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GENERAL EVANS ON
NEW CONVICT BILL
He DOES NOT BELIEVE IT WILL
BE NECESSARY TO LEASE
ANY STATE coNVICTs.

The Atlanta Journal Of yesterday
has the following which viii be OF
general interest:
The prison commission sincerely
hopes there win be no occasion to
continue the leasing of convicts after
April 1, 1909, and the county officers
and the people will be earnestly urged
to cooperate in obyiating the posi-
bility Of a further lease
This was the declaration Of General
Clement A. Evans, prison commits
sioner, Tuesday morning, and he evil
IDENTIFY spoke for the entire member
ship of the board Chairman Joe SID
Turner and Commissions Tom Eason
have returned to their homes. ana
could not be seen
General Evans statement is the first
that has emanated Fl IN the prison
commission since the investigating
committee completed its work several
weeks ago, and his comment will be
read with interest.
The bill finally passed by the leg
islature is a good one, continued the
general. Il believe that it sounds the
death knell of working couyicts on
contracts FIR private persons. firms or
corporations for private gain. The
principle OF leasing is inherently
wrong, and the commission welcomes
the opportunity to abolish the lease
The commission recognizes that
the principle is W.T. ny and realizes
that the public generally disapproves
os leasing The commission, / repeat
is anxious 10 abolish the system is
anxious for the conyicts to 60 upon
the roads; is anxious for the co-cp-
GRAFTON Of the public and the county
authorizes in handling the situation.
Before Judge Turner and Mr. Ea-
son left Atlanta the commission
agreed upon a plan of action" the
general added, and upon their re-
turn it will be put into operation We
have decided to inform the county au-
thorities and through them the public
as to the purpose of the bill, and we
propose to earnestly urge that each
county take its quota OF conyicts to
be worked upcn the public roads.
Judge Turner and Mr. Eason will
return to Atlanta within the next few
days, and then the details Of the re-
organization of the system, in accor-
dance with the provisions of the new
law, will be perfected"
Captain Goodloe Yancey, secretary
( to the commission, states that. in his
opinion the bill will end the leasing
of conyicts in Georgia He think
that all OF the men will go upon the
roads, and 1t is his purpose to advise
the authorities of Clarke his home
county to take its full quota and
more if necessary. He thinks other
small counties viii take their con
victs so that when the present leases
expire there will be none to lease.
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OPIUM E; :: !: !: :: ::
3. NJ. WoLLEY CO
5oH ss7, Atlanta. c.. Office, io4 N.
Pryor Street.
l left on your treatment four
months ago Have no desire for an
opiate. Your treatment is all II
Claims. Louisa j. Oakley,
May Sth. '06 Snow Flake, Ar.x.
Over FOUR years ago you cured me
Of morphine habit. Elias G. Starr.
Macon, No.
| have never drank whiskey since
Marsh %, 1892, when began your
treatment do not crave any whis
key to this day. B. D. Wilson,
Direct, Tex.
! hay' used both for the liquor and
opium habits and 1t has been a sue
cess. prefer II to all other rem
edies. B. c. Norment II. D. Darling
ton, s. G.
| bought your cure under a non
de plume In 1886; 1t cured me.
E. A. Barnes, Pittsburgh. Pens
WRITE TO DIR. wOOLLEY. Bos
sS7, Atlanta, Ia.
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THE cRialNAI. LATATrsS { oV3d sYsv"
KE yglEUTr'S LAXATIVE
ccx~MsM3 EyTbNgTf| y NlyN (. ="
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rhs oId eaII...s ar,oeMAKER

The old RelIaE-s aS1oEMAkER
q. L. JORDAN.
When you want a coed Job ns
to Jordan, Corner oalethcrpa
and Gloucester Streets. You
can repend upon Him.
Shoes Made to Order Cora
Cured II you have any.
3. L. JORDAN.
Cor. Oslethorpe ant Gloucester.
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