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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

sS00-W. w. Quinn to George ". Kelly
lot 55x150 feet south side oxford avenue,
55 feet west of jefferson street. March
10, 1913.
$9OO-Same to same. lot 55Xl5O teet,
south side oxford avenue, ITO feet west
of Jefferson street. March 10, 1918
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

$4,000. b. Tillman, trustee for Marie
Herbert Rhodes to Mrs Ida Colbert, lot
50X150 feet, south side Ponce peLeon ave-
nue., so feet west of Barnett street.
March 10. 1913
$355N. b. Corbin. trustee. OF Robert
II. Plant. bankrupt. TO c.. C. George. lot
4SX200 feet, east side Crew street 2S3
feet north of Haygood avenue. August
2. 1905.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Houses for Rent.
IL EDGEwOOD AVE.
FOR RENT.


$50 EDGEWOOD AVENUE.
IN1AN PARK, on the left going out
Edgewood avenue, at the above num-
Der in lnman Park, we have a two-story
nine-room residence with gas, bath and
sink in the kitcnen, has a furnace, on
good, level lot; on q car line in a nice
neighborhood: convenient to schools and
churches, furnished nicely through and
through: now occupied but will be va
Gated when rented. Price $50
244 CREW STREET.
On the left going out Crew street be-
tween Crumley and Glenn, we have
six-room cottage, with cabinet mantels,
tiling hearths, gas, bath and sink In the
kitchen. on a nice, level lot. in a good
neighborhood, one block from three car
lines: convenient to schools and churches
and within walking distance of the bust
ness portion Of the city, including city
water; $1,000
SO KROGG STREET.
on the right going out Krogg street,
Just off Edgewood avenue, we have half
Of q double house consisting Of four rooms,
has cabinet mantels, thing hearths, gas,
bath, and sink in the kitchen; convenient
to schools, churches and car lines. Price
$13.76.
VIE HAVE q long list of larger and small
er houses. Come to- see us
FOSTER & ROBSON.
we can place it safely.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
HUNTER STREET
SOUTH BOULEVARD.
Corner Lot.

Corner Lot.
THIS IS A ten-room two-story
house, located right near Grant
park, on large, level corner lot.
The house is in fine condition,
and is an ideal home for any one
wanting a house of this size.
Price only $1,000. Terms to suit
purchaser.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

ON GREENWICH ST. West End, we have
lovely Groom cottage modern and up-to-
date, lot 48 12 by 200 to alley, home is furnace
heated and is just the place for you. Easy
terms. Small cash payment required Think
over this.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Real Estate For Sale.
Real Estate For Sale.

There is tide in the affairs of men
which, taken at the food, leads on to for
tune. Young men Of Atlanta, why not
catch the tide?
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Real Estate For Sale.
W. A. FOSTER& RAYMOND ROBSON
AL ESTATE. RENTING AND LoA MS.
FOR SALE.
)STER and ROBSON SALE SIDE

FOR SALE.
FOSTER and ROBSON SALE SIDE
NOT far from the corner OF Pine and
Piedmont avenue, a nice Groom cot
tagei with all conveniences; level lot, AK
1s0 feet. Good buy for s3,s00; terms. See
Mr.. White.
TWO CHOICE LOTS on the best part Of
Ponce DeLeon avenue. Both lots facing
200 feet on Ponce DeLeon. nice profit
~ These lots. as each one is priced below
the market. See Mr.. Cohen.
ON good North Side street, between the
Peachtrees, a two-story eisht-room resi-
dence, with hardwood floors, furnace heat
@nq modern in every respect Price,
ST,bO0; $1,000 cash, balance to suit This
10 growing section. See Mr.. Collins.
BETWEEN Peachtree and Piedmont ave-
nue., two-story. nfne-room residence for
5000. Terms can be arranged All the
property lying between Peachtree and
Piedmont aPrk is sure TO becom. more
ana more valuable. Ses Mr.. White.
NORTH SIDE LOTS-We have two pretty
lots on Kennesaw avenue that we would
like to build homes on for some one on
easy terms Come In and tell us about
what You want. See Mr., Radford.
2S ACRES on cherted road, 6h miles
from Atlanta Three-room house and
barn. Spring and branch Just the place
for a truck and dairy farm, $4,000 See
Mr. White.
IF YOU HAVE MONEY to LEM
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

$500 William T. stevens 90 Mrs. Han
nah Glogauer lot 10000 feet west side
Crook street 10 feet north OF Taylor ave.
nue.. March IL, 1918
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

WELLINGTON ST, near Co..,
street, only 200 feet fro,oo moroon
line. a shaded lot. 501ia9 09in car
Price $1,000; easy terms leet'
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Farms For Sale or Exchange.

=, ANkES Sla miles from center of CITY.
tenant house, stables. fine orchard. more
l.ah ouV apple trees Easy terms or cN-
euange fot city PROPERTY
81 ACRES one mile OF Stone Mountain
tenant house barn. hnc bottom land. IA
cleared balance lu uur pa sturp and woods
ott NIT Mituu. With " a. Blake 4rg
Atlanta National Bank building Nain
JAW 3-6-7
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

You will dnd II in "the V,,n93 IN h.
Of Atlanta" which VII u, D,.,rf Al pari
of'! nf rhs 6.0 georgian SST!alls Consult it ''d''
every day.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

s1,344-Paul Dixon to Atlanta ba-TinT ali1ioy
and Savings Company No. l9 WHO"
street, 42xIiO feet, March 10, 1918 1vo a
$464-J. c. Darlington to same n 40 ,oiS 4
Gartrell street. SSx91 feet, March ~, I,ost. ost.
$1,000. A. Kelley to Georgia ~ ihtes lot
ments, No. 80 Rice street, 4oNlfV i''
March II, 1918.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

81, 400--R. s. Morris (by sherff) to p.
B. Hopkins. lot 40 by 12O feet, southeast
corner Lena and Stevents streetc; also
lot 40 by 120 feet, southwest corner Lena
and Stevens streets also lot 120 by 120
feet. east side Stevens street, 100 feet
south of Lena street. March g.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.
Farms For Sale.


FOR ShLE-One hundred and twenty
acres good farming land in Franklin
parish, louisiana 90 acres open, one
house, stock fence; must sell at once.
price, $1,000 cash; one $500 bond OF Chero-
kee insurance Company of Rome. Ga
VII sell for $500 cash. c. l.. CT nnault
helhl' Id 1858
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Loan Deeds.

$1,250-B. r. Carroll to Laura A. Ham
mond, lot 5S by 146 feet, east side Chat
tahocohee avenue, land lot 1856, East Point.
March II.
$3,25O-James T. Williams and E. A.
Hartsock to United States Mortgage and
Trust Company, 2S6 Washington street
81 by lao feet. March /,
$1,25O--Mrs, Mary Heffernon to United
States Mortgage and Trust Company lot
47 by 1876 feet, south side Pickert street
257 feet east of South Boulevard. March /.
5,000-George W. Stevens to Pruden-
tial Insurance Company of America, lot
90 by 203 feet, north side West Eleventh
street, 81 feet east of Columbia avenue.
March 6.
$1.OOO-Mrs Laura s. McKoy to Mrs.
Fanny B. Rosebro. 450 Glenn street. 80 by
81 feet March II.
$1.500-Frank Adair to Charles c. Har-
rison lot 80 by 200 feet, south side Brook
line street, 100 feet west OF Maryland ave-
nue.. February II.
$1,500-Frank Adair to Charles c. Harri.
son, lot so by 200 feet, south side Brook
line street, 100 feet west of Maryland ave
nue.. February II.
81 200 William NJ Ethridge to Trustees
of Emory college, lot 40 by 127 feet, west
side sEnglish avenue, 100 feet north of
North avenue. March II.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

100 ACRES four and half miles from
Bremen, Ga For terms write q. G.
OOoN' NaIroIlon, Ga. 3-7S4
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

THEN on the of Oak and Hopkins is an
other Groom cottage lot so by $50 De
lightful little home, which we can sell on easy
terms and payments No furnace in this;
everything else to make you happy and contented.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
BUILDING Permits.

nj am
$300-H. w. Nichols, 534 Ponce D'N'
avenue. adding room. -,-., s,reet
$500. G. Fortner, ] GaIa''n
ST, ,65O~G. F. Bomar. White oak avenue
one story frame dwelling ,oc s.,,tb ave.
$500-Mrs. John Burgess lSo oou'"
nue.. additions. II 70 vsdaio
s2.5O0-Mrs. jeanette Lowall, -
way. ones story frame dwelling l., street
$900-T. p. Petty, Asa McD'''e'
store and dwelling. aud turner
$900-Louis Trotzier, Masoli, %isr
avenue. e-story frame dW6e.l Nth Ash
s7O0-John II. Robinson, l9o No' '''
by street, same. go North
S50O-George w. Haugh'
Boulevard. repairs ,,,,e % Ken
$3,O00-Mrs. Alice f. Thomas dwelling.
nesaw avenue. one-story tI9tinu avenue,
S1,800-W y. Beatie' AII'i'
same. ,.....o,, avenue
S1O0-R. r. Dodd, 3S7 Hen'I'''
repairs. o- Greenwoo'
avenue. one-story frame NSe y,IITSrtle 81
S6O-F. j. Coolidge, Jr, " wy
add room and slecping portu paileyaN
S100-Mrs NJ. T.. Myrick "
terrace, repairs.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Contract for Bond for Title.

So 250-Realty Trust Company to L. j.
Spencer lot 65 by 249 feet, northwest side
Maddox drive, being lot 6, block "a An
sley Park. March s.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Real Estate For sal..

JONES AVE, near wa,rr.
level and elevated abovs s..teet,
grade, 47x120; alley in ee reoe Street
paved, all improvement Street
Price $500; terms $50 cash onS uown.
a month. ''" and SO
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

HERBERT ST, also called c,..
street, a very chean iot Gslliin
near Fox street, in betweo,nV ,VAilt
residences; has fences on n Two
sides and in rear. Price $S75 cas5 gUIa
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

HEMPHILL AVE. lust hou,
West Tenth street; fine, eleysstasq lsVaq
east front lot, on waterworlsa a.eu
line, 5oX120 feet. Price 81 ,OOO, r' oar esr
terms. easy
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

Liens.
st35-B. Mifflin Hood VS. p E Ps[nst fast
No. 153 Cameron street 'VS-t-
March II, 1913.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Executors Deed.

EXecutor's DEED.
$40 to Correct Former Deed-ta'IJJ a.
King. eXecutriX of Porter klng 10 ave-.
Reese. lot 213x221 feet. on KenesaW .orrr S,g
nue., $50 feet north Of northeas,t, ,,,-cb cm' l.
North and Kennesaw avenues MS''" p
1918.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

PIEDMONT AVE, between sons
Prado and Prado: fine 9Va.a oasi
front lot, 60x160; No. 16. in haas IaI
16. Price $3.50. - ''OcR
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

WE HAVE long list of larger and small
er houses. Come to- see us
FOSTER g. ROBSON.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

LAKE AVE, a fine, elevated lot :.
Inman Park; convenient 70 ~ r. IL
cl1d avenue car line; a choice bnu.
galow site; street paved; all inn i'm,
provements down, 50x24O ,aa, n,'
Price $1,500. i'''
FORREST & GEORGE
ADAIR.
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Leading merchants OF Boston are
aid to hav. approached George Won
l.. Meyer. who Was secretary OF the
navy under President Taft and who
has been American ambassador to
italy and Russia. aud have asked him
20 allow the use Of his name rs n
an,iida;r Tor the Republican nomin-
,tion FOR :or.rnor of Massachusetts
ncAt fall.
The constitutional amendment
providing FOR the direct election Of
United States senators Is expected to
have It's first try-out In Georgia.
Senator Bacon OF that state was re-
nominated at Il direct primary last
year and would have been reelected
by the legislature next June. Til"
'han:;c in the constitution will fore
the calling OF II general election when
the legislature assemble. aud SEN
alter Bacon's name will be submitted
to the people for direct approval.
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Send a, Once Ter r.ce Trial Package.

G.od.hyc n"f" Tee. aching foot.
tired feet.
Good hy" Germ. 'Hi'usca aud bun.
Ions n nd raw Fru,-
You've never tried anyihinr: Hike TI2
hefor" for Your feet. I, ~ different,
" nets ut once InI mak-H III, feet
feel tcinnrkat1y fresh aud sore. proof
TIE ts not - powdrr. Powders and
other foot remedies clog up tn. por--
TIE draws out all poironouH ~snia,.ona
which bring ON sor"n-uR Of the feet.
ana 10 the only rcn'"Iv that dogs. Mr.
=. J. Androchr. Jamaica. I.ynss I-tau nj.
many iiir.r"m, .fm.,,,"r IN, none r'r s.. y"
TO draw out III" Inflammation and poll
sons Ike Ti| hlr don" for me-. TII
sle.ns out ever" pore aud Eiorinc- tho
feet-your feet.
Sou'i ucyor i'-p ,.lIn nr draw IN
YOUR fn-" In pain. Hui you'll forget
nh"nt Your ''Tng, huni"uH and cal.
hn~s. f"u'll feel lti" - new p"rnon
Remember 'h"uagrd7 81 other pnop,,
have experimental with suh-'tfu,~. fnr
TfE without Eciilnr relief until ,h~v
used the genuine. =" whom ANYONE
esks y1u to experiment toll him Won
wont hr the Soat-you want the scnu-
TIL IT, for sale at all drug siorc.
department ,nd genera, atorc- nj :.
srDis per box, or I, VIII bc sent yOu
direct Money hack ~ TIE docrn', do
aW Nc say. For free trial package
v4te today Il" Waiter Luther Dodge
D To. Chirngo.Tl,
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-24
WILSON LEAVES
OFFICE DOOR OPEN

Washington. April - senator
Gore was I'll. Presidents first caller
today. Senators Sheppard und aud
Fletcher followed,
Representatives Oidfi.id AMI Good
win "f Arkansas: Hughes. Howard
and ii.il nf Georgia: and .a.Ssnn.
Collier aud stevens OF Mississippi, all
asked the President to appoint W v,
Turiey Of Chattanooga. Tcnncsscr. as
publ" printer.
"whnt did III" President say'"
they were asked.
~. listened very politely and
SMILED" said thu spokesman.
TIL" dn"r To the President room
WAS left wild. opcn aud III" small
group which gathered In III. "orri-
dor could Sc" til" President In con
,.r-ation with those who came Ia
call upon him.
Senators Stcriin: nnd Crawford "f
South Dakota had no objection to
tn. appointment Of lanes Cn'f"r rs
collector Of Internal r"v.nu" for III"
Dnko'r district. and the President
told them h. would nominal" cof-
fey.
senator Lane declared h" did no,
discuss free wool With the President
bu, talked only OF appointments
Senator Hok" Smith and senator
Shields conferred briefly.
Senator La Foli.ti. cam" for u
shor, talk and had mn earnest con-
v.rsation with tho President. H.. said
1t concerned appointments only.
TIL. Pr"sid...' summoned !. ]. Rel
OF Port tiuroa. whom h. has In mind
for collector Of customs Their. He'll
WAS defeated for congress On tn.
Democrats, ticket last fall,
Il told the President the only
thing | knew against He'll was HE
poli,Ics.' said til. Senator. rs he
came from I'll" conference" room.
Senator Ti'lman was tn. Presi-
dents last caller. and after having
h.cn ~ the capitol on" hour and hay
Ing conferred with sixteen senator's
and thirteen representative. tho
President rode back To the White
House. He shook hands with several
admirers W. he passed ont Of tho
senate corridor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-24
A CHAPTER FROM
EX-SULTAN'S DIARY

Paris ApTIi The Temps pub
fishes extracts from the second III
stallmcnt OF exist tan abdul Ham
ids reflections on his times. which
viii appear In the German magazine.
Nordund sued. and which shows
SOW clearly the lat" ruler OF turkey
recognized that the Intuition OF West
rrn ideas would end In completely
running the spirit and traditions OF
Islam On this poin, Abdul Hamid
writes:
Religious liberty Is more respect
ed By Musicms than by any other
race. Hospitality is also better
preached by us. who received the
spanish Jews without II country and
the Poles, even nj - risk OF war with
Russia. All our misior,uncs arise
from our empire not being homo
s,nous with u single religious ele-
mcnt. and from having 20 many
Christians among MS. This uniaN-
1rablr creates disunion, \ diversity
OF rcli ;ious beliefs IN the same coun-
try Is an evil. II We would find our
old selves. recover our ancient power
and rcsuscinic our former splcndor.
We must remember the source OF our
strength. 1t Is not by mimickins the
so-caIl.u European culiurc-danHcr-
GUS plague spo,s-that We shall he
saved. "" mus, revert to the holy
law OF the Koran.
The cN-Sultan's remark. On fdtSI-
ism shows an intelligent r"mprch64i.
sion very different from tho usually
darrrptcd opinion held In Europe.
"Hism.t what u fatal
word What disaster has II already
Trough, on our heads, I canno; find
faiaiism taught IN = single page Of
The Koran. aud only Ia the "orrs" Of
the las; century has idlyn"ss and stu
pidIty gradually Developed II Ia itSa
present noNious form. Our Install
iaii' OF God wiIlsJ Is very conr"n-
lent for cloaking indolcnc". Ma
'homci ordered submission to God,
hut not to the foolish faial!sm.
Great Is the goodness of God. but nc
o1nnot look after the individual
needs OF everybody In the world. ana
every man should think and work Tor
himself. Who does not SOW shall
not reap. nor shall he who does not
work have bread to eat. but unfori-
unat.iy We Turks have not been able
to- rras this truth. The Syrian aud
the Arab do not let everything slide
In til. same way. and the Christians
have u better conception. The Bible
also says Take no thought for the
morrow. for the ord shail provide.
as for the birds of the air aud the
bcas,s OF the fields vet tn" Chris
tians work aud progress. whilst we
remain behind.
It would he m testing to know
the dates when these notes were
wliticu-for instance. when the cN-
Sultan reflected: Whatever happens
is always criticised. especially by
by young efcfndis. All our govern
ing classes. civil and military. are 81
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fiic'"h with incurablc pcssimism.
and by rccrim.natin: and finding
fault with everything they arrest and
hinder the onward marCh-thcy are
our great evil. The young blame the
old, and yicc-vcfsa: nobody allows
the other his place and rank. Urged
by infantilc vanity and Jealousy. tho
cii.ndls rcciprocally weave the most
ADJOINING bi. intrigues. r.ffcndis "A
Ii franka" are the forst Of all. God
be praised our pcopl. do not share
this pcssimism. for every good Mos
lem Is nm optimtst.
Abdul Hnn,id proceeds to point on,
,aai the root OF al! mischief IL that
no OSmanli viii work. but prefers to
play the lord aud master. lca,in.
others to sweat and toll. in vain
schoolpoys are taught that work ISIS
agreeable To Allah. the rising gem
GRAFTON only dream OF becoming fin
anricrs and funct!onari.S. why
cannot the Turk become \ merchant.
skilled technical expert. or a work
mar" he asks. II myself ha,. shown
n good example Of rarpcnt"rins.
How difficult n Is to dissipa,r such
prcjudiccs. and how pi,un that II
suouid he So"
In another passage tn" cN-Sul,an
s,y,: Il have no great confidence In
the Red Crescent. IN which form ",
were admitted To the Geneva Conycn-
iipn and fear that In "IHc Of war
with the Christians would not respect
Il. W. have spcn, much money. but
we lack the help of women. IN 9TH
or countries women lend precious as
sistance against til. horrors Of war.
but with ms the law which iorbi'ls
them to mix In airy husincss closes
To them the doors of hospitals and
ambulnnc,s.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-24
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS


Raleigh. y. e.. has adopted tn"
commission plan Of government.
Harry ST. George Tucker has with
drawn from the Virginia .;ubcrnltor-
i1i race.
Oregon has its first woman mayor.
Miss Clara Muns"n. of the town oil
Watrrnton.
$. y. Erocks. president OF the BAY.
Tor university. Is announced az n
candidate FOR the seat Of United
states Senator Culbcrson. OF Texas.
James Hamilton Lewis. the new
United States senator from Illinois.
was Mt one time II lohIshorcman IN
san Francisco.
Friends of United States senator
Cuibcrson Of Texas believe he will he
appoint.d by Prcsidcn, Wilson to the
first vacancy on the United States
Supreme bench.
Phi,nrdcr e. Knox. secretary OF
state in Presidcn; Tai,'s cabinet. IL
said to he u candidate FOR the United
states scEat" 30 succeed Senator Pen
rose Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Ex-Mnyor George ". Guthrie. Of
Pittsburg. WHO is chairman Of tn"
Pennsylvania Democratic State com
mittnc. is said TO he slated for an
important diplomatic post.
Equal suffrage will prevail the
whole length Of tn" Pacific coast ar
tor June 81. when the bill giving full
suffrage In Alaska will come into e.
feet.
]. l.. Thurman of Ohio. grandsnn
of Allen G Thurman. who was the
Democratic candidate for vice presi-
dent In 1SSS. l. slated for the rGst OF
collector for tho department. of com
mcrcc.
Present indications In Alabama are
that Representatives Underwood.
Clayton and Hobson will engage in u
thrce-corncrcd contest for the seat Of
United states Senator Johnston.
whose term will expire In 1915.
Thomas J. Walsh. the successor OF
cIscpn NJ Dixon as United states
senator from Montana. is regarded as
one of the country's forcmose experts
on the subjects of irrigation and
land laws.
| DR.. Mary A. Walker. the only wo-
mar in tl" country who has the right
by congressional enactment to wear
mems clothes. is an applicant for the
position of United States comm issioa-
or of pensions.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-24
THE ORE.HANDLING MACHINES
OF THE GREAT LAKES

It is ne; surprising. considcrin:
that tho amount OF iron ore handled
on the Great Lakes each wear II in
the neigh borhood of i5.buu.UOn net
tons. that the orc-haudlnI appar-
atus ~ Duluth-Supcrior. which Is
the great receiving port. and at the
ports OF the lower lIkes. where tnc
ore is unloahed. are the most highly
specialized In the world. and that
the cargoes are handled in less time
and at less cost than in any other
ports on salt water or fresh.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-24
CHILD RESCUED AFTER
BEING WASHED THROUGH
l8.INCH CULVERT PIPE

johnston. Pa, April 2i.-Edna
Newman. aged !: years. was rescued
and resuscitated after being washed
through more than 900 feet OF six
teen inch culver. pipe. near her
home a, Windbcr today. The child
was playing near Il creek and fell
into the water n few feet above the
culvert which runs under road.
The little child was drawn into the
pipe and was unconscious when re-
covered by IL pedestrian.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-24

tho country than all other tiacssc3 put
together. Ind un;!l the last few years
was supposed TO be ircurnbic. For q Erca,
many years doctors pronounced 1t II local
disease rad prc1crih:L local remedies. a:id
by constantly falling to ccrc with local
encG has prove, Catnrrh To be 4 conJ,l-
tutionni disease. and therefore requires
constitutional t-cat:lcat. iii!r3. Catarr:,
Co. Toledo. Ohio, - tho only ConD.itr.
tioral cure on t1c rnirko.. IT - trlcn IN.
tcrnally in do1cs from 10 drops TO n ton.
spoonful. It nets directly OF t',e blood
and mucous surfaces Of tho systc':i. They
offer one hundred dollars for s::y crJa It
Falls to cu:c. Scnd for circular. aad tcs-
tinoniu1J.
Address: r. Y. CRESrY Z CO., Toledo, o.
Sold By Drr~~iots. &C.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-24

diet to harass the mind. Thousands OF
women no longer rcsisn themselves TO the
thought TINT sickness aud distress arc nat
urnI They know better, for In Mothers
Friend they hnve found how easy II Is to
Danish all those dreaded experiences.
1t Is q subject every woman should be
familiar with, md even though she may
not require such remedy. shc will now
mud tlfen meet some prospective mother to
whom a word In time about Mothers
Friend will CONC us wonderful blessing.
This famous remedy is sold by all drug.
r;sts. and is only 500 bottle. 1t is for
external use only. Write to-day to the
Bndficld Regulator Co.. 227 Lamar Bldg.
Atlanta. Ga. for most valuable book to
cxpectapt pothc1.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-24
SUFFRAGETTE BOMB BLOWS
OUT BIG WINDOW

Manchester. Eng. April 2t.-An
immense window of the Free Trade
Hall was blown out early today by
n bomb which exploded beneath the
platform. The police believe that
the bomb exploded prematurcly and
was intended to provide II militant
suffragctte salute for John Burns.
president OF the board of trade. who
is to speak in the Free Trade Hall
tonight.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-24
VALUE OF THE LINGO

"I.earn 10 speUk French. Then
things won't cost so much In Paris.
oh. you cant make 'cm tank
you are Il Frcnchman.'
NO. but sometimes you can make
'em think you are Russian or n
Spaniard ''-Washington Herald
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-24

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scalp. l. 's-',u unI its nliici Lti."'ilcs all
y'rl.. enHt.:tiy to- til" snuth!ris inrucr'r
tir u.'I. gimpir wash, tie -.
inscription sor Ec:crna.
From "rr cNpcri"pc" with akin sur
'rrcrr. We at" convinced that Slsir IL
ease Is caused by germs beneath tho
outer siyln that nrfvnd and multiply
Until the. become mass Of :naw'n!'
animals. ODD. "a Penetrating liquid.