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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-12-03
5be Jeffersoatan
The Sailing Of Annie Cameron

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his mother in the kitchen drop
ped dish. His laughter was caused
by the decision that Annie Cameron
should be saved; that she should mar
ny Sam Bolton.
This idea had first presented itself
to him, two nights before, when little
Jim had another of his attacks and
Annie couldn't get to the Mission
where she tried to go little while
every evening. This morning when
the decision had been reached, Snod-
grass elenched his teeth and brought
has fist down on the table. His moth
er hustled in with the breakfast. Re
curing to the thud she said:
"Flanagan's fallen downstairs
again." the gentleman in the .adjoin-
ing fiat having a habit of using the
stairs in that fashion. Snodgrass did
not enlighten her as to the truth. His
mother going to the kitchen again, he
freed himself of a deep groan
Flanagan S whipping the children
for leaving their toys on the stairs
against the landlord orders" his
mother called in to him; and again
Snodgrass failed to lift an aspersion
from his neighbours character. When
his mother came in once more she
said, noticing his uneasy manner:
cts plain to see you've got
holiday and don't know how to pass
the time. How do you like this cof-
fee? Did you know Flanagan s got
an accident policy7"
"Mother," Snodgrass said irrele-
vanity, "little Jim Cameron's sick
again."
cts always been that way" his
mother replied. "They say he takes
up so much Of Annie s time that the
dressmaker says she ii have to get
somebody else if Annie don't turn out
more hntton-holes in a week. pity
that girl. She took care of her moth
er till the last, and here's her brother
ailing all the time. The doctor says
he may be that way till he seven, so
she's got two more years of it.
don't know how Annie's going to
manage; it's killing her by inches.
She ought to get married. You know
= Sam Bottoms mother says Sam would
give his two eyes for her, only Annie
holds him off. I suppose you know
Sans uncle, the contractor, is going
to get him into politics7"
Snodgrass was in a sort Of reverie
in which becurled little head, bloom
ing above black frock, was mixed
up with man whose mother averred
would give his two eyes for her, while
care of a tiny brother was CHILLING
her by inches.''
Breakfast over he went down to the
was not the girl to thrust sick broth
He might as we'll own it to himself
that he was fond of Annie and had
been so for long time, though he had
fought down any expression of the
feeling, as every one he knew i'm
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6be Jeffersoa,an

AOohCu dLIcI ~ Coup1o VI JULIET Ool1CdCe
children, and Annie might be happy
with home and protection.
"Where will you be about four
this afternoon he asked the club
man.
"About here" answered Sam care
lessly. "My uncle's coming this
efternoon-Ah, there's a fellow I
want to see," and he darted into the
clubhouse.
There was one thought in Snod-
grass mind as he went down the
street-Annie must be saved. Sam
Bolton had said that he would marry
her today if she were free of Jim.
Yes, she must be saved
There were arrangements to make
he must see little Simpson, Annie,
the old lady who would look after
Jim, and this afternoon he could 90
to Sam and tell him Annie was ready
for him. Though he must spring it
suddenly ON Annie, give her no
chance to back out. Her curly head
rose before him, her brown eyes
looking wistfully into his as they had
looking wistfully into his as they
so often had done.
First, he went to the Mission. Lit
tie Simpson was diminutive, Snod-
grass was tall. He looked down at
little Simpson, and little Simpson
looked up at him.
II suppose you could spare a few
minutes at four this afternoon -
Snodgrass asked sententiously.
"Who's dead?" inquired little
Simpson, who was used to funerals.
"Dead nothing,' crisped Snod-
grass. "It's a marriage. I suppose
you know Miss Annie Cameron"
So she is the BRIDE" smiled little
Simpson. "Strange she did not men
tion it last evening""
I'm doing the mentioning, re-
torted Snodgrass. "But she's the
one."
And as true a woman as ever
saw" said little Simpson.
Snodgrass seized the mans hand
and wrung it.
"You know where she lives them"
he said. "Be on hand at four sharp
this afternoon.
Without giving the clergyman a
chance to say another word he hur-
ried away. He had engaged the
minister, and now he must tell Annie
she was going to be married, maybe
getting Jim away before the cere-
mony.
In going to Annie s fat he had to
pass by his own. The temptation
came to him to put on his best suit
Of clothes, letting Annie not note
any disparity between his appear
ance and that of Sam Bolton. His
mother was getting dinner ready, so
he had to sit down to the meal. He
Was silent and preoccupied, till his
mother told him that the Flanagan
children had sent the landlord on
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good deal. !"
Suddenly he. stopped short. Sup
pose he should go and interview Sam9
He was near the campaign club. in
the doorway Of which Sam usually
held forth when he had any time to
himself and informed his friends as
to the manner in which the city ought
to be governed.
AS ne expected, Sam was there and
In a brand-new suit; in his cravat a
pin which, had it been of the dia-
monds it represented itself to be.
might have paid off considerable of
the national debt. Snodgrass was not
dressed up, and on the instant he APP
preclated the independence which is
the adjunct of decent raiment.
Hello, Bob!" Sam sang out ge
nially, and tipped the ash from the
cigar he was smoking.
Hello, yourself!' feebly respond
ed Snodgrass, and could think of moth
ing else to say. The two or three men
who had been with Sam dissolved in
the vista of the clubhouse hall.
"Seen anything of Annie Cameron
lately?" asked Sam, making the very
opening desired. "She s so taken up
with that kid brother of hers that
I'm disguised.
"Sam," said Snodgrass, "what do
you think of the kid anyway"
No time for him. answered Sam.
biting the end Of his cigar viciouslv.
Sorry for Annie, though. If she'd
take my advice-well, she knows what
I'm all the time telling her, and that
is to give him to the Society, or some
thing.
Snodgrass thought they must be
very intimate indeed when Sam could
give Annie advice call the time" ais
to little Jim. AS for himself, he never
should have presumed to offer her ad-
vice; rather, he agreed with her, tell
ing her that he understood how dear
the kid was to her, and that sort of
thing.
L wouldn IT," said Sam explosive
ly, shave the care of a sick kid not
if was Andy Carnegie and Jim was
a jay library. I saw him and Annie
a few minutes ago Kiddy's had an
other spell, and Annie was breaking
her back carrying him."
Snodgrass regarded him wildly.
This man professed to care for An
ME, and yet he could loiter at his
club while she was "breaking her
back carrying a sick brother.
"She's making fool of herself"
Bolton went on holly. "The idea
OF her going to the Mission every
night and taking the kid there on
Sundays makes me tired. She even
gets the Gospel crank, little Simp-
son, to pray for Jim. I'll show her
a trick worth two of them if she's
ever my wife"
SAM" stammered Snodgrass
hastily, elf Annie got rid of Jim
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PAGE THREE.
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Facts for Catarrhal Sufferers.

The mucous membrane lines all pas,
ges and cavities communicating with
e exterior.
Catarrh is an excessive secretion, ar
rmpanicd with chronic Inflammation,
pm the mucous membrane.
Mood 8 Snrsaparilla acts on the mu-
as membrane through the blood, re-
ees inflammation, establishes healthy
Lion, and radically cures all cases of
tarrh.
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SOCIETY
CALENDAR.


Miss CIfta Mayne will enter,
tain informally this afternoon
. for Miss Della Short, OF the
East, who is the guest or keV.
and Mrs. F, B. Short for the
winter.
Miss Doris Raymond will en-
tertain at an Orpheum party
this afternoon.
The students Of the Lafayette
school will give a dancing party
this evening at the Odeon.
The committee in charge of the
affair are Richard Burton, lrv-
ing Young and Maurice Brown.
The school orchestra will fur
nish the music.
The members of St, Paul s
choir are planning for a Hal
lowecn party, to be gwen Sat
urday evening, October 81.
Those in charge are. Miss Renee
Redman, Miss Marie Berkhoel,
Miss Fora Shaw and Miss Grace
Wilton.
Rowland hall, the Y. ". G. A.
and Gordon academy are max
ing arrangements for Halloween
parties.
Miss Hazel Oswald will en-
tertain at a ghost party at her
i home this evening,
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HORSES FOR SALE,

hSix teams good, heavy work horses:
yFee teams OF delivery horses; also
At good saddle horses, For particu-
IFS call on or address E. S. Giliner,
IL North First West.
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Century Printing Co.,
Lakes Printers. 1876 South
Temple. Best work at fair
e
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~ Miss Barbara Kinnorsley entertained
v welve at a prcttily appointed Hallow-
= sen luncheon Friday Mt her home. IN
nnonor of Mrs W. H. Hunt and Miss
lean Odell. ono Of the November
fsrides. The table was effectively dec
rated In the center was a large
= Vumpkin basket tied with large yell
~ low satin ribbon aud filled with autumn
AIruits, while tho place cards were small
jack o '-lantorus.
M President Kingsburv and tic faculty
nv the university entertained at large
Hand brilliant reception in the Gymna'
hum building Friday evening, in honor
IF The student body. The hall WIS pro-
hscly decorated in the university col.
:. RS, red aud white, with pendants and
e, mnuers. a dance followed the recep'
ion.
~ Mrs. j. NJ. BidwelI and children re
nrned Friday evening from year
peut abroad Mrs. r. c. Gemmcll re-
-prued TO New York with them. but VIII
pend several weeks in the east.
= AR. and Mrs. George a Black have
skeu apartments nj the Crtchlow, on
first avenue and T. street. Mr.. and
- 5ss. John @ Critchlow viii also make
q tcir home there,
Mrs. +. NJ. HYDE entertained six
6 ten 8. bundle shower Friday after
g mIpon in honor Of Miss Jean Kimball,
y, e,tbo viii be married October IS to :.
N 81 Hooper.
Mrs 5. NJ. Payne Of South Bend,
I'll bd. is here TO spend some time. the
best Of her daughter, Mrs. G. Il. Doc
Miss Ramola King win leave Sunday
br Knoxville. H.. where she viii en-
Ir ST. Mary's school for the year.
-, bliss Mildred Jones entertained
= ,-smbcr ct her friends at pinaforc
- Hirty a, her home Friday evening.
9'y,Vssalr. aud Mrs; Charles Crane Will be
nd homo to their friends after Novem-
III }r ! at 800 East South Temple
- o,INlrs H. g. lacking is the guest Of
1t u1r sister in New York, where she will
fan main until the holidays,
49, Mrs Woodward. who has spent some
. he abroad, will spend the winter in
= Fitzerland and Italy.
h. E. Lee and family leave Wcdnes
N morning for Chattanooga, Tenn,
here they viii reside.
q N'Thc Alpha Pi fraternity entertained
e! ,out fifty of their friends delightfully."-
lliDsHday. evening.
Yo'V' Mrs G. G. Huntington of Elv is the
he Ciest of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Evans 70,
It an
Mrs Ellsworth Daggett sailed from
Z ierbourg for home on Wedne sday, Oc
-@her 81
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Vow is the best time To plant hra-
Yths. tulips. crocus, daffodills, Az
JEeler Is seed store.
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ne pr'ce is way down on uuculled
SUITS. Daniels, the Tailor.
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WANTED

Eood carriers with horses. at Trib.
n. Apply Circulation Dept.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

b M Taylor e. Co, SUCCESSORS ia In.
2h T., TAYLOR. undertakcrs and cm.
Fpers; Same address. o5l. o5S 90
'lst South,
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|Newhouse and Boston Buildings

Partitions now being placed. Parties
|1nng space can have partitions
]eed 10 suit their demands il ar.
|lged before November 10. Apnlica.
|ns received by 3. B. Hall. agent
pa phones AIS. COS Dooly.
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Piano Tuning

n, n,,.zztayton- Dayncs Music Go. Thraa cx
n ttsi regular prices. lOa.ll2 Min
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8. D, Evans

<dertaker and EmbaImer, has removed
new location. 4S South State.
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he wThc Alpha Pi fraternity entertained
e.. Sout fifty of their friends delightfully."-
| lliuEiday evening.
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II. Z. Lee and family leave Wcdres.
" morning for Chattanooga, Tcnu4
here they viii reside.
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Tribune Want Ads.
phone 520l. Ind. phone 3s0.2,n
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Mrs Woodward. who has spent some
ne abroad, will spend the winter in
--Eitzerland and Italy.
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Po'V'lMrs C. G. Huntington of Elv is the
he Ciest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Evans 70,
few days.
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Mrs. +. NJ. HYDE entertained six
rem 8. bundle shower Friday after
1uoon. in honor OF Miss Jean Kimball,
stibo Will be married October 2S to :.
1u unnner
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Mrs Ellsworth Daggett sailed from
ierbourg for home on Wedne esday, Oc'
--fcr o1
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n Mrs. s. NJ. Payne Of South Bend,
bd., is here TO spend some time the
best of her daughter, Mrs. G. II. Doc
tflo.
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AR. and Mrs. George a Black have
skeu apartments nj The Critchlow, on
frst avenue and T. street. Mr.. and
bSs. John Q. Critchlow viii also make
hcir home there
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Miss Ramola King will leave Sunday
! br Knoxville H.. where she viii en-
| tr st. Mary s school for the wear.
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/. Mrs. j. NJ. Bdwell and children re
nrned Friday evening from . year
Ipeut abroad. Mrs. II. c. Gemmcll re-
lnrued TO New York with them. but VIII
bend several weeks in the cast.
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= Mrs n. G. lacking Is the guest OF
IN sister in New York, where she viii
an main until the holidays,
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I bliss Mildred Jones entertained a
Amber ct her friends at pinaforc
N'lriy al her home Friday evening.
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usaIr. aud Mrs. Charles Crane will be
lty home TO their friends after Novem-
. ,r at 800 East South Temple
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-29
A SHAKING UP

may all be very well 50 far as the
trusts are concerned, but not when
It comes to chills ana fever and ma
laria, Quit the quinine and take a
real cure-Ballard's Herbne. Con
iains no harmful drugs and is as GER
tain as taxes. If it doesn't cure, you
get your money back. Sold by j. Fl.
O'Rielly Co
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It is we'll always to have distinct
understanding with ones maids when
employing them as to the exact buun-
DIARIES of their duties, SO there may
be no rcrrmiuations later An eN-
pericnced housekecpcr who Is used to
the ways of these Inexperienced
"home-brcakcrs" usually tries ia have
a complete understanding and then
insists upon the carrying out to the
letter Of her mandates.
Recently She had TO deal with the
raw product. cOlored girl from the
rear woods Of Nirginny or Maryland,
whose uuskillfunuss was only en-
HANGED by her srinning Willingness to
try everything, from making "a cake
tu wearing some of her mistress
wearing apparel unhckHoWust to the
fair owner. The lady IdbUrod with
the handmaidcn for many weary days,
teaching her culinary art and the del
icate little ms and outs of cleaning
up and simultaneously removing dirt.
a mulDIfarious scheme which seems
not to have penetrated very far into
the Intelligence and skill Of many
house tuilorS
Liza showed herself to be- fairly apt
and when she had advanced from the
stage of boiling the potatoes in the
teJkeltIr to conkiug them In utensU
purchased for the purpose her mis-
tress Thought she would break her
into waiting on the table, never an
ticipating any oppOsttIau On the part
of The cUlured party of the second
paw But when the question arose
L.@" S @puuk aid likewise, having been
generated by association with city me-
groes.
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Thirty days bath september,
AjIiI, June and November,
April. June and November:
MI the rest have thirtN-Onc
Save February. which alone
Hath twenty eight and one day more
We add to II one year in four,
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To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnlne Tablets.
Druggists refund money II 1t falls to cure. e,
W GROVES signature In on each box. 2bc.
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WEEK ENDrNG FEBRUARY 20.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-07
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK Oct 6-Whethe of
stock market Ftfh and fluctuations prices
OF foreign markets heavy
Union Pacific led supposion leadership being
easserted by the forces long supposed
by the short interest which sold yesterday freely the final break
element the
The news arriving from abroad by that time also
of Turkish
conference the powers rather than to declare against Bulgaria
regarded
alignment OF the powers on the situation presented watched with
all
welcomed on the financial markets The adjournment of the
confidently predicted Yesterday proved donceTtng considerable
of
these projections Northern Pacific weakened materially after adjourn
last night This was IN spite OF the favorable showing made
d to have made but moderate impression The failure
were active in yesterdays speculation and awakened they
prompted simply
knowledge
decided
had rather
demand withdrawal Of funds
of
under animated dealings Rock Island preferred e
bonds unchanged call
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-07
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
future Grain and Proyisions

CHICAGO, Oct. 6-The wheat market was
nervous the entire session and trade was only of
moderate volume. There was considerable selling
at the start of the wheat bought ON yesterday s
war scare, when early cables disclosed the fact
that the foreign grain markets apparently re-
fected no excitement in Europe over the prospect
of the beginning of hostilities between Turkey
and Bulgaria. Continued liberal receipts in the
northwest also induced moderate selling early in
the day. As result of the profit taking, prices
declined nearly 1c the local exchange during
the first half hour. sharp rally occurred later
In the session, owing to an unconfrmed report
that war had actually broken out in the Balkans
The strength. however, was dissipated by
Bradstreets report of the worlds visible supply
of wheat, which showed increase of II 472-
600 bushels for the week, gain over last week s
record breaking increase. The absence of export
business here and at northwestern centers also
contributed to the late weakness, notwithstanding
that the seaboard reported 40 boatloads taken
for export. The market for cash wheat here was
firm, and also the southwestern markets were
higher The close was weak at almost the low
est point.
Profit taking by local longs on liberal scale
caused weakness in the corn market Prices at
the close were almost at the bottom.
Oats dull and weak. Prices for the cash
grain were &c to &c lower.
Renewed selling of provisions by local packers
caused fresh slump in prices. Pork showed
the greatest weakness. At the close prices were
&c to SOC lower.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-07
Poultry and Game

Another car of western chickens. making the
fourth received in two days. was at hand yes
terday, and the receipts of al kinds Of poultry
from state shipping points were heavy. 100 co0ps
arriving ON the early express trains alone. with
Petaiuma yet 10 be heard FROM These liberal
arrivals. together with the competition Of game.
made for easy and quiet market, and dealers
reported prices for general offerings in the chicken
line barely steady. There was q good inquiry
for fat hens. heavy ducks. geese and squad
pigeons. Turkeys continued to meet with a
brisk demand and the market ruled firm, with
large birds little higher Receipts OF game
We're less than IS sacks. and the supply was
quickly disposed of. most kinds of wild ducks
being little higher than the preceding day
Ihin birds occasionally sold below the quota
tons but there were not many offering.
Poultry (per dozenl-Hens, $4G4.5O for small,
S545-5O for large and ST@9 for extras; young
ROSTERS, S5-50Q6: do extras, $6.50 80: old
ROSTERS, $3.5094.5O; fryers, $4.5095; large
6roilers, $3.5094; small brOilers. S3QS.50; ducks,
S5-50G6 for young and $4@g5 for Old; pigeons.
$1.25; squads. $2@2-5O; geese, $3.50 per pair;
turkeys. 23@26c per ID.
Game (per dozenl-Mallard ducks, S50T; sprig.
$S.50G5; teal. $3G4; widgeon, $S@4; small,
$2@3; gray geese, S3d4; hare, $16lI.50; cot
t0ntail rabbits, 81 1.75M2.25.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-07
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Oct 6.-There was a slight de-
cline in the London tin market today, with spot
quoted at f133 lbs and futures at f135 5s. The
local market was quiet at %. 25@29. .30c.
Copper advanced to ESQ It's Cd for spot and ego
lbs Cd for futures in the London market. The
local market dull and unchanged. Lake is
quoted at 1887 ~ 13. .6215c electrolytic, 13.12h
@13.571hc; casting, 2.s71a @1312hc.
Lead was lower at f13 SIS Cd in London. The
local market was easy and shade lower at 4 40
@445c.
Spelter was unchanged in London at f19 los
Locally the market was dull at 4.7215 @4.75c
Iron was lower in the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at 49s Cd and Cleveland
warrants at SOS 1015d. No change was reported
in the local market. No. l foundry, northern
$1650@1725; No. foundry, S16@16.75; No.
southern and No. southern soft, $16.75@17 %
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-07
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks irregular. Coppers firm
Cotton futures to 10 points higher. Spots unchanged
All classes of local stocks inactive featureess
Shipment of $205174 in silver bullion to China.
Silver &c lower Exchange rates unchanged.
Wheat, barley oats and rye before quoted.
Hay firm. Feedsufs strong with light stocks.
Beans quiet, with the tendency downward.
Dried fruits and raisns quiet, here and in the east.
Wool dull with northern mountain lower Hides quiet and weak
Hop situation still devoid of feature.
Onions and cheap potatoes in good supply and quiet
Poultry market well supplied and easy. Game rather higher
Butter, cheese and eggs all higher.
Fresh fruit market gradually improving.
Beef mutton and lamb in good supply and weak