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CHAPTER xXxv-(continued.,

Her room gave on one side of the
sitting room n her fathers on the
other. She waited until Colonel Harris
went away. having helped him on with
little twinge of remorse. The night
was cold and raw and he really had
not wanted to go out. He would have
been quite willing to sit in front of the
fire. smoking and reading. He had
only gone because his own innate kind
illness and tact had suggested to him
that Louisa wished to emain alone.
He too, like Edie. felt a little in the
way. His daughters grief was of a
nature that a fathers love cannot
soothe. The greatest solace for it now
would be solitude. So, in spite Of the
met Colonel Harris on every page OF
every newspaper. he sailed out of the
hotel n got into q hanson, with the
avowed intention of spending q couple
of hours at his club.
Louisa, left alone in the sitting room.
in front of the CHEEKY fire, sat down
for a moment on the sofa and rested
her head against the cushions. There
was memory even in that. for when she
closed her eyes she could imagine that
Luke was sitting at the foot Of the
sofa: she could e him almost, with
his eyes turned ever toward her, and
that quaint gesture Of his when he
passed his hand over the back Of his
neatly groomed head.
The memory was intolerablc now.
She rose-restless and feverish-and
stood by the fire. n hand on the high
mantel shelf. her forehead resting
against that hand. one foot on the EN-
der, and her aching eyes gazing into
the redhot glow.
1t was one Of those big red fires,
party made up Of coke n partly Of
coal, wherein only here and there tiny
blue flames fit waywardly. n IN The
building Of which hotel servants are
usually past masters. The glowing coal
heaped up high in the old fashioned
crate presented q wonderful picture Of
mysterious architecture; streets and
lanes of crimson incandescence. palaces
and towers Of molten heat. and the lit
from the fiery depths. hooking and
hayward. twirling and twisting as with
the Joy Of life.
Louisa gazed into his city Of brill
liant crimson and gold, the streets. the
palaces and the towers. And as she
gaxed-with eyes almost seared-these
same streets Of fire assumed different
shapes: they became stately and wide.
with rows of trees forming an avenue
along the middle and tall houses on
either side. One OF W people were
quickly. as IL they had business to
transact and did not care to loiter. One
figure. that Of q woman. in neat ulster
and serviceable hat-was walking
briskly between the row Of trees.
The blue flames danced. and dis
closed q few vehicles hurrying past
swiftly In the night huge tramways
numbering along. and n or two flying
u>~tor cabs. And far ahead-fight In
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-10-10
COLORADO LEADING
IN OUTPUT OF COAL
Statistics Show She Heads All
Other Western States in
Tonnage.

MISUNDERSTANDING OF coal in
Colorado In 1911 was 1O.l57.3SS short
n valued at $14, 747.764. Colorado is
the principal coal producing state west
OF the Mississippi river II anks scv-
enth among all the states. The grades
Of coal produced range from SUBJ btu
mfnous coal to anthracite. though the
supply II production OF the latter are
Insignificant compared with thai of
pennsylvania. Colorado's record in
coal production was made in 1910. when
IT reached a total OF IL, 973,136 short
tonS.
An unusually mild winter in l9lO-ll,
a prolonged drought in the agricultural
states of the great plains region. "A de-
creaScd consumption of locomotive fuel
and the resumption of mining in the
coal states OF the Mississippi valley all
contributed to a marked reaction from
1910. and. as in the other Rocky noun
ain states. the coal production i'm COL
orado fell oil sharply. The tonnage won
In Colorado In 1911 was less than the
everage of h Ave preceding years.
showed a decrease of 1.S16.353 shor
tons, or Is per cent, I'm quantity. and OF
$2,279.170. or 13 per cent in value.
The number OF men employed in the
oal mines Of Colorado in 1911 was a.
27s. who worked an average of POI
Noyc, 00oAAAN lOscOr IuCh IOE All aver.
OF 236 days in $40. The average
production per man was 1ll.7 tons In
1911. against 765 In 1870. The average
daily production was S.A4 tons. against
SO ons
There is n close agreement between
the reports Of coal production in Colo
RADIO published by h state o mine
inspector and the figures compiled by
the geological survey. The state IN
spcctor gives the total production in
1911 as 10.075,861 short tons. The re-
turns to the geological survey show Il
total output OF 10.167,3 S3 tons. the diff
ference of s.s22 tons being probably
due TO the production OF small mines
which do not come under the mine in
spection law but whose output is re-
ported to h geological survey. The
production OF coal in Colorado at mines
which produced less than 5000 toni In
1871 amounted to S4.9 $50 tons. The
practical agreement OF the two sets Of
statistics Witness to the accuracy OF
both.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-10-10
An,aloov.


Awake with the day and a smile at the
sun,
A moment OF play and then toiling begun;
A failure at first and then u success
a moment of pleasure and one OF dis
A plenty Of work and q little Of play
Is all OF the sum of q joyous day:
Then weariness comes with the darkness
and then
Goodbye to the striving and--home again.
A babe in the world OF myst'ry untold.
A moment OF love and a childhood OF
gold
An end to the pathway to m~anhood's
A challenge to Fortune. a battle with
A plenty Of pleasure. a little of pain
A little Of loss and . plenty Of gain
The coming of Age and tts WEAKNESS,
Goodbye to tho living snd-Home again!
odd Good-byes and Howdy-do's," John
ID. Wells. in National Magazine.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-10-10
Tn Esetee5e etund~c

lie made mtstxkeA An N Do -.
Fills might hare drtfeod cut Of SIGHT
II he would not contend TO show
That his initiates are afways rtght.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-10-10

In the Canadian province OF Ontaiao
no one under IS years of age u atiowoo
to drive an automobile.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-10-10

The papers proving Phillips claim were
left in his room his rascally room
mate knew how to use them and guessed
the secret of his death, hence his arrival
In London and his hold over Lord Rad
cliffe, until finally the old mans love for
Luke prompted the second murder.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-10-10
Frisndship and Love.

u owe.
Sweet friends
Man love ascends,
To inner and vim ends
Than mans mere thought e'er compes-
Sidney LAaisr.
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THE HEART OF A WOMAN
~ BARONESS ORGY.
Authsr q sThs Scarlet Pimpsrnsl" "Pstieeat Ruler Eta
SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
The story opens III BRUSSELS. Louisa
Harris. a charming English girl OF family.
friends and wealth. while absently walk
November rain, runs into q tragedy.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-10-10

Poor A~ngleslant's death was n,d-
den. wasn't IT,
Why. I wouidn't call it sudden-he
was aesoplanfng I'VE weeks before the
fatal FAIL"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-10-10
n,s Point o. View.

s~0ae. I wouldn't be Is setnxy as Tits-
phfst for anything" mtd the Rounder.
Why. he hasn't n ftendn.~
Wei. II you were ~ stfngy as he -
maybe you wouldn't need any frtends.s'
replied he sago.-CnctnnAtl Enquirer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-18
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE.
NJ. J. o'coNNoR's SONS. AUcTIoNEERs.
AT H SALESROOMS. 130-134 Null
BERRY STREET, ON MONDAY
MORNING AT IL O'CLOCK.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE,
CARPETS, RUGS AND UPRIGHT
PIANOS.
Parlor Furniture in suites and odd pieces.
Mahogany Centre and Library Tables. Music
Cabinets.
BEDROOM FURNITURE.
DGessers, Chiffoniers and Washstands In
mahogany, maple and oak. Chairs and Rock
ers TO match; Brass and Iron Beds in all
sizes, Mattresses and Springs, Bed Couches
and Wardrobes.
SIDEBoARDS. BUFFETS CHINA
CLOSETS.
Also Dining Tables to match, Leather and
Cane Seat Chairs, Rockers OF all kinds, Nor
rs Chairs, Davenports and Porch Furniture.
RUGS, CARPETS AND LINOLEuM.
Wilton, Velvet, Administer, Brussels and
Smyrna Rugs in a variety of sizes and pat
terms; Art Squares. Runners. Carpets of all
kinds, Cook Stoves. Ice Boxes and other
goods.
Locked Storage Rooms. Tel. SOL.
NJ. l. o'coNNoR's SONS. Est. 1865.
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49, =
PAY Ign ps:ecs for csst-on clothing; sen
postss 3. toHEs. 70 ce1zl ct.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALr.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bartender wants
position at once. NJ. RYAN. ~ Ferry st.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BIRCH BEER business for sale. or will take
partner with $500. 10 take full charge. as
other business occupies all my time. Ad-
dress BIRCH. Box 20. Star office.
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FARMS WANTED.
NEAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED at once, ten to twenty acres,
vicinity Newark; with or without build-
ings. AMANN, 1855 Midland av., Arlington.
N. j.,
WANT good second mortgage for my houss.
just completed. finely decorated; excellent
location, or viii take free and clear lots.
HAYES & CLEMENTS. Essex building.
WANTED-Plot OF about T5x125 feet on
Washington av.. near Essex station. Beile-
Vile, or on Centre ST., near AVondale sta
ton, East Nutley; state exact location, price
and easiest possible terms. Address ]. V. B.,
Box 8, star Office.
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PRINTERS.

Business Cards, 81 per 1000
By mail. s1.1o. ALI MIssoURIANs
shown" SCOTT. or Bank ST.. near Plane.
Phone 4616-J. Market.
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WILL exchange n g~ood-pavlnr Furnished
room house. thirteen rooms. always flied.
low rent. for an ~nutomobtle: submit any
malke or kind, EXCHANGE. Box 172. Star
ONCE.
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LARGE corporation needs
two live statesmen; salary
depends on ability. Address
s, Box 100, stating expert
ence and past connections.
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AliTO drsv Ina. repairing. fuli course, 81
eAHPEN7asR. i81 Ridge st,
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CHANCE OF a lifetime; n fotrishing bust
ness will be sold to quick buyer: good rea-
son; at n sacrifice. T. S. MIDDLETON,
Bloomfield av. car TO Bay st.. Montelair,
N. j.
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PERSONAL.


PRIVATE-I have several thousand dollars
which / will loan in small sums to any
responsible person on their plain note: you
do not need to own property; IL you need any
amount from IS up write me and I will call
and see you personally. Answer PRIVATE,
Box 81. Star office.
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THOMAS ST. rs. city-one large light room,
accommodate couple or two gentlemen: ali
improvements; large closet; home cooking
and home privileges.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
ELECTION NOTICE

Newark. N. j., May 10, 1912.
Public notice is hereby given that all afi-
davits for registering voters In the City OF
Newark for the Primary Election to be held
May %. 1912. for the selection of delegates
and alternates to the National Convention,
must be filed in the office of the City Clerk,
City Hall. on or before - O'Clock, midnight,
Saturday, May IS, 1912.
JAMES f. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.
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Lumber


10. 900 TO 10, 600 FEET Of plain oak flooring.
cheap fer cash. WITTKOP q o 81
Pennington ST., city.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS ruRrosEs.

FULTON ST. 3S-Front basement for eascs
or business; most central location; reason
able.
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BOARDING.

RROAD ST, ~sg9-Select private boarding
bright. pleasant outside rooms; spacious
shaded verandas, superior table and service
moderate weekly rates. The Mansion House.
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BARTENDER-Single 632), Norwegian;
sober. honest and quick. wishes position.
good waiter. Address REFERENCE, Box 4,
Star office.
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Statesmen WANTED.

HJGH GRADE speciality. desirable. easy 10
sell; Very profitable saiesmen. retailers,
Excellent side or regular line. THE
PIONEER co. Iowa City. Iowa.
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pool, and billiard tables. new and second.
hand; easiest terms. wholesale and retail
axpert repairing done. r. Drummer q
soN. 671-e78 Communipaw av.. Jersey City,
Plank road car passes door.
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BARTER AND ExCHANGE.


n bhAuLifOL mahogany upright plano
new eight months ago; cost $3.50; In ex
ehange for a light touring car. Address
PIANO. Box 1T. Star office.
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GENUINE bargains in secondhand machin-
cry; milling. machines; lathes,, shapers.
natal and wood saw tables: anything and
everything e tin. metal or wood worker may
NEW JERSEY MACHINERY EXCHANGE.
s49 Market ct. Newark. NJ. ODD, Penn.
r, r.. station. Telephone 64S8 Market. En-
fire plants bought for cash.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
ID TO LET.

TO e or lease at Elizabeth N. j., build
ing adjoining Proctor's Broad Street Thea
tire. three stories and basement. 2Ox6o feet.
C. C. PRuDEN. s3 Pearl st.
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n a Ann FOUNO.
HORSES g CARRIAGES ron SALE.
WIN. resi- & SONS

receive each week fresh consignments OF
Including heavy draft, business. general pur.
pose and drivers; WE CAN SAVE rot
MONEY. for we buy and sell them our
selves and GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
past customers our best references. Phone
65s5-W. Market A. y. EARLS. Salesman.
FOOT OF CENTRE ST.
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WHY strain your eyes wearing glasses that
don't ft you when you can step into my
Office and get a pair of perfect-htting spec
tacles or eyeglasses with gold filled frames
and genuine crystal lenses correctly fitted to
ket SITS. $500 up. Why pay $500 for a pair
Of bi-focai glasses, the near and far kind.
frames for $1.49? If you are troubled with
headaches or eyestrain or II your eyes feel
tired after reading or sewing come to my
office and let me make you a pair OF
spherical or cylinder lenses to relieve same.
I Will guarantee TO keep them in repair free
for one year. Special care taken of children's
eyes; broken frames repaired, lenses re-
placed while you wait; ocullst prescriptions
filled for S1,00. WASHINGTON OPTICAL
CO.. INC. 1870 Washington St, between
Warren and New. Office hours, 0 to s; Sun
day. il to 4.
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AUTO driving. full course, $40; day or even
ing. SEERFELD. s4 Bigelow 81.
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FACTORIES, LOFTS. ETC. TO LET.
LOFTS,
WITH POWER AND STEAM HEAT.
46 LAWRENCE ST.
WASHINGTON WILSON.
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Typewrfters.

WOULD you show our wholly visible type
writer to your friends and let them see
wherein II excels any 500 typewriter made
II YOU could. without costing you one cent.
have the typewriter to keep forever as your
own? Then write us for fun particulars.
woodstock, III.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-18

I HAVE a curious medical book in German
of the year 1912; what would you give In
eScliangef A. T., Box 1902. Star ONCE.
| HAVE very old violin and outfit: tone and
condition good: value s25; what have you
TO offer? Bicycle preferred. Address vIo-
LIN, Box 1873, Star office.
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DAVIS SCHOOL OF DANCING.
Private lessons. with music, day or eve-
ming. by appointment. all the latest dances:
classes every evening. Apply THE DAVIS
SCHOOL. 46 Broad st. Phone 1882 Branch
Brook.
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SALE Of trimmed hats at less than half
price; s25 and $50 hats at $40: $40 and $15
hats at So; don't miss this big opportunity.
MIRIAM MOSES, PIG South Orange av.
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UNIVERSITY Encyclopedia. ten voiumcns
never opened Russia binding: will e1-
change for . folding Kodak or sell cheap. j..
Box 113, Star office.
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Machinery.

sIDEBOARD, cost $65. sell s25; cherry
dresser, cost s25. sell $12. 30; gas range, 81;
safe. 500. III South Orange aV,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-18

WHAT have YOU to offer for a good baby
carriage? Phonorrarh preferred. Address
CARRIAGE. BOX 100. star office.
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Storage.

FINE storage; one month free; rate 81
monthly: moving 81. 90 load: prompt ser
vice. MODERN STORAGE co, 1875 Halsey
st. Phone 1919 Market.
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second hand Cleveland standard bicycle.
equipped with Eclipse coaster brake and
have a 12x1+ foot tent and fv. complete
with poles. Make offer to IT. NJ, Box 15a,
Star office.
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WILL exchange a hrass rornet fApstrisn
nake). In good condition. for small travel
ing bag Address C0RNET. Box 1870. Star
Office.
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LAUNDRY stove and washing machine,
234 Renshaw av., East Orange. N. ].
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WILL exchange Fox TYPEWRITER. IN perfect
condition, for camera that VII take nc
lures from which ! cnu make lantern slides.
Address FOX. Box 1873. Star office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-18

WHAT have you in exchange for three watsr
force pumps good for country use? Adj
dress PUMP. Box 104. Star Office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-18

WILL EXCHANGE two nice healthy Guineas
for one LAYING hen or half dozen Young
chicks: actual cost OF guineas SITS. Address
GUINEA. Box $50. Star Office.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BUILDING plots, thirty feet fronta ge: re-
stricted nelghborhood; best part Of Newark.
$3.50. easy terms. Address JOHN ]. CAUL-
LET & CO., Inc. Essex building. Newark,
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STORES. oFFIcEs. ETC. TO LET

-
BROAD ST. 526-Only $25 a month. imme-
dlate possession. Inquire FIEDLER COR
PORATION, Firemen's Building.
FOR REMITTANCE July /. 1912. the best
location for a furniture store in the city
Of Eliz1osIi; lease ond alterations made 10
suit responsible tenant. Address OPPOE-
TUNITY, Box 10. Star office.
TWO stores, one good for ~drygoods, the
other store for butcher business; rent SIS.
Inquire 50 James ST.. bloomfield. N. j.
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HELr wANTrp-MALE.


ANYONE, anywhere. can earn good income
A.. copying saddresses, particulars for stamp.
p. r. ROGERS. Dept. E. T.. Boston, Mass.
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FUnNIsHEp ROOMS TO LETT.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
WALNUT ST. 7S-Large front room for
light housekeeping or sleeping: also single
rooms; improvements; reasonable.
WALNUT ST. s6-Comfortably furnished
rooms; two connecting housekeeping. two
single sleeping rooms; reasonable. 81. so up.
WASHINGTON ST. 1s1--Nice. clean. lieh,
rooms; comfortably furnished. single or
double; all conveniences; rates reasonable;
two minutes from Market and Broad SITS,
WASHINGTON r 347-Large. neatly fur.
nished room, second floor front; conplete
for housekeeping; also single rooms; reason
able.
WASHINGTON ST, pleasant
airy room: neatly furnished. complete for
housekeeping: running water; two large
rooms; kitchen; hot and cold water. at
tached laundry; also single rooms; reason
able.
Ornnge-
ORANGE. Taylor st.. 54-Two furnished
rooms TO let: third floor.
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ORANGE. Taylor st.. 54-Two furnished
rooms TO let: third floor.
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FURNISHED Rooms mo LnT.

ACADEMY ST. 23-Nicely furnished single
room for gentleman; also a suite of three
light housekeeping rooms, two minutes from
Broad and Market.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-30
2O3-S EMPIR

We Have Plenty of Mon ey to Loan on Real Estate
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-30
Legal Notices.

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STATE OF DECENTRALIZATION County
Mrs. J. X. Pattillo dled equitable petition
Mrs. Annie Kruger, NJ. G. Boley SUI
perior Court. Setemher Term, 1912.
No 26044
To NJ. e. Boey. Greeting.
by order OF court YOU are hereby mott
fed that on the 3lst day of July. 1912.
Mrs. J. II. Pattillo filed equitable petitiona
against YOU and others for purpose of
Canceling deed made by Charles Krue-
ger to Annie Kruger, and deed made by
land lot Sc of the Fourteenth district said
county. and for other purposes returna BILE
to the September term. 1912. of said court
You are hereby required To be and anpear
at the November term, 1912, Of said court
to be held on the first Monday in Novem-
Der. 1912 then and there to answer the
plaintiffs complaint
Witness the Hon. W. H. Ellis, Judge of
said court this August 9. 1912.
ARNOLD BROYLES. Clerk.
S-l2-3S
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Eggs.
Miscellaneous Poultry.

FOR SALE-Beautiful pen Plymouth |
Rocks and Minorca hens, account NOV |
ing. Call Sunday, IS Cunningham place, |
west side "A 2-20 |
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Miscellaneous.

ANTED-First- class second hand piano.
hone Main 432lL. 1913 Glennwood
nue.. 1907
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National Cash Register.

s35 500, $50, $75. 500. $3.50 and up TO suit
Your needs Terms easy Liberal ex-
change for cash registers in use. Bell
phone Ivy 4l55, Atlanta 594
THE, NATIONAL, CASH REGISTER co.
60 North Broad Street 7-20-52
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-30
Motorcycles.
Monuments and Stone Work.

ATLANTA GRANITE COMPANY
All kinds stone work
1913 Fraser street Phone Main 3540
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-30

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