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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
METH0OlSTS NAV
BUILD GREAT
SAHIEARIUN IN
NEN hEKIG9
Conference, ii Einal business
Session This Morning Deter
mines 10 Undertake the Pro
isct
Visiting Ministers Auto Rid
ing This Afternoon; appear
in Many pnlpiis Tomorrow.

The ereclion of Eeeal sanltarlum
fur Tuberculosis IA New Mexico. to be
built and maintained l9 the church,
NRr tnc piRn anreed uf,sN tiiis MORN
rag nf the final business mfttlnH "
the ANNUAL conference III the Meiho
dist Episcopal church Hoeth "a p
pIahN0le that tho sanllnrium VIII be
located In Albuquerque although this
has NOS been determined definitely.
heV. 8 ii. aiilson pastor ~ the To-
1ai church. has pccn working On THIS
plan for Some Tins anu was ono OF
rs principal hackers. He found hear
~ support from other members %
tho conference, including the bishop,
AND SC is now believed. following the
discussion this morning. that the IN
sslfnlion wlr become q reality. Active
church ala Cor the sanliarium a pro-
posed
Iha afternoon fhc members az the
conference and their wives are being
entertained ~ Albuquerque members
Of the church and other friends with
an eetemobile ride about the city and
viclnity.
The business sessions Of the con-
fcrcnco closed with this morning.
session. but with an Of the visiting
ministers remaining here tomorrow
practically every Albuquerque pulpit
WIN be filled b. q member ~ the con-
ference Bishop Atklna win preach
81 the muTning service Of the Cen
trail avenue church
AZ this mornlue's session. Rev.
George Ward 81 Fort Davis, Texas
conduCtod the devotional service The
bishop announced that r. J. Beck OF
the Texas conference and }. j.. Col
den 81 the Mississippi conference had
been transferred 20 the New Mexico
conference The morning WAS given
over largely 70 reading ~ reports ~
comnittcoa. Jerome Elmer Fuller
and William =. West were admitted
- fun connection
J. ~ Cochran of Artesin. was elect
"a clerical delegate 20 the auadrlen-
NAL conference 81 the church which
meets IN oklahoma City next year
with J. IL Messcr ns an alternate
The lay dcicGafe chosen ia 7. j Ayers
with ". ~ Sanford as alternate
The conference adjourned al moor
for the afternoons ride. The meet.
ings have been very successful and
there have been many pleasant socia
features in connection.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
HUNDRED KNIGHTS
OF COLUMBUS
WILL HIKE TO
SANTA Re
Big Delegation Of Albuquer-
que Members Of the Organ
ization Going BY AutOmO-
bile and Train.
IMPRESSIVE PROGRAM
FOR THE INITIATION

The Knights OF Columbus Of Alhu-
uucrQue when they appear in Santa
fc tomorrow morning. viii make the
ancient capital 81 New Mexico look
like a city. The committee In charge
OF arrangements for the local delcgn-
ton, were able 90 announce this arr
tcrnoon that by way Of the Santa re
railroad, ana la Bainda hin some one
hundred knights will make the jour
neg 90 take part Ia the impressive
program which has been prepared In
connection with the induction ~ some
fifty-flNc candidates into the order
and the Institution 81 the Santa re
chapter
The ceremonies ia Santa re VIII
begin az noon tomorrow and viii CON
tlnue until quite hate IN the evening
ending ia n banquet az which sew
eral ~ the Albuquerque men are
scheduled % speak Thc committee
in charge % arrangements for the
Journey ana who have assembled Al
huquerQue's big delegation. are J. w
prceicl. Herbert Aseelin. NJ. j. Tierny
and Tom Eagan. Rev. Father A. ~.
Mnndaiari Is 90 attend the ceremon-
les az "a guest OF honor Of the Aihu-
querque delegation.
Among chose leaving this after
noon are. -, Chnyes. Thomas Della
hovde. a. J. Morell. n. A. Henney,
Arthur Tulip. H. y. Assolin. r. j.
Blaincv, -. ~ Marion. y. Il. wood.
Wi INVITE. John Tierney. Charles
Boatright. r. a. Egnn. J. A. Hoppic.
W. Bcnnis. Leo Murphy. Nick Ra-
pier. T. J Lonerran. J.. W prcstcL
Ralph Kciehcr. ~. A. Ticrney. Wal
ter Conneil. =. +. McCannn. Honrs
C0nnolley, Jchn Rodden. "a. Maiiet.
Or. Rcidy, Charles Rochi Jos. Goodt
en-, Jos. Jolly. J. $, Croagan. Charles
White. Charles Merriam. James
Hennessy, Armada Baca, Frank Wac
ner. Jacob Baca. Gillie Salazar. Joe
Rcngei sam Garcia. NJ. a. Sippci
George Partridge y VI. As1olin. ca
mellO aNndevaIde, Elias Gonzales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
HEREgY CHARGE TRIAL
REMAINS UNCHANGED


INV ranand wire ~ evening FInTpaB
NeW work. oct. fS-The Protestant
rrIrchrnI church VIII make no
ciIanrf for III Nsf three years M its
method 81 judging hefeEy chargoA
The house % deputies. 81 the general
convention. refused today BY q close
vote 10 accept a recommendation that
q final court az app@ale be established
AZ determine questions ~ doctrine,
faifn and Worship aHectina TIE clergy
timer me present atkient each Clio
rcno o6ludlcatea rs own neresy trials
and their decisions are subject 90 APP
peat "a courts ct review The pro-
poaal deleAied to-day Nas o. caiah-
ilsh Hnureme court. consisting of
ihp house 81 bishops.
Tie electlon " FIVE new bishops
rtH nnHif yohed hs the house ~ hish-
opa today until Monday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
INDIAN AGENT IS
CHARGED WITH
MISCONDUCT


Inv LEASED Wire - Evening Herald.
Denver. Oct lt.-lieaoluiions ac-
cprIne Arthur r. McFatrldse. agent
81 iho NIaeNfoot indian reservation
sn Montana, 81 misconduct and mis-
7nanantlncnf were introduced ~ to-
days session 81 the annual convention
" the Society of American Indians
here. Debate on the resolutions WAS
fn rrorrcas fhln afternoon.
T'ha resolutions, which are based on
charges contained IN - separate ami
davItf. demand an Investigation By
Use commissioners ~ In6.an affairs 81
the wkoin conduct ~ the reservation
UNDER the MeFniridEe Standardization.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18

Nhi&aHo. Oct te Immediately on
hnafn4 of fht uftier ~ deportation
IfHrt1 aKaiUF Nft fnnNNNrst. Mrs.
Ufate Mutnf Trout presidents 81 the
Illinois HhaaI sNffrakt as4ocintlon,
tnNt faIRfnm 81 PROTEST ~ PRIEST
Henf Wll4n ant chen cn|ltq auc-
cial ma4ne s. ne boff0 of fIfftl9fe
az na association a. consider 1at
nI9 tanld 81 extended "a the famous
Nnnlsh Hpaaaile
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
SHRINERS HOLD THE
BOARDS IN
SANTA FE
Big Glass of Candidates for
Trip Across Heated Sands
Being introduced TO Myster-
les; Scottish Rite CeremOn-
les Concluded.
[spseIa' Dispatch to EvsnIns Herald

fSpeciai Dispatch 90 EVenlnG Herald
santa re. y. NJ, oct. iS-Tho No
bies ot the Mystic Shrine, Buliut Al
yad Temple, are ln fun ana complete
control ot santa Ne today, ana are
carefully and systematically engaged
in Inducing "a very large class OF no.
yitiates across the well known tract
of heated sand There is novelty
la the program for today which has
caused much amusement Camels
are needed COR the complete cere-
mony provided by the ritual of the
Shrine. But the altitude here pro-
hibts the use of the camel Tor ans
thing but purposes OF thirst and II
was found necessary TO use burros.
There Is "a historic recollection of al
Procession OF burros In santa Fe one
morning years ago, but II was nothing
compared 90 the show displayed mere
today.
The Officers of the Diyan who man
aged the induction OF the class of
ambitious candidates are as Follows:
llustrious Potentatc--C. n. Black
well ol Ration.
Chisf Rabban-Rcuben Perry OF
Albuquerque.
Assistant Rabban--J. w. Elder Of
Albuquerque.
High Priest Edward A. Mann OF
Albuquerque.
Troasuror-C ~. LoWhcr Of Albu-
querquc.
Recorder IA. Chambcrlin OF Al
buquerQuc.
Director--C. .. Cushman of Albu
qheTque.
Marshal--John Borrodailc OF Alhu-
querque.
All o. the officers of the DiYap are
ln enthusiastic attendance today ANA
viii close the program win ban
quet In the Scottish l,itc cathedral
tonight
The number of Mobiles Of the Alys.
tic Shrine In New Mexico viii have
reached close 90 500 hy this evening.
IL was 726 this morning 80 that the
size Of the class now riding burrns
may be- appreciated.
scottish ilitc Ceremonies Close.
The impressive ceremonies OF the
scottish Rite which have occupied
visiting Mnsops ana candidates for
degree work for three days past. were
concluded last night. The class talk
Ing the degrees hOuorcd Santa Re hy
naming their class Of fifty-four the
"Sanln Fo Trail Clnss." The class
elected officers as follows:
President George r. Craig OF Al
huuuorQuC.
Secretary Robert =. Ormsbeo ~
Santa Fo
Orntor-W william n Walton OF Az
huQucruuo.
Aside from the great success ~ the
gathering from tho standpoint of the
order. The meeting has been of exc
ceptlOnal social Interest and pleasure
nnd has hoon one 81 tho mile posts
Ia Masonry IN New Moxico.
e~-~s--~~~~s~es>e-~sNe 49, -e~s-sss,ss~
express my Views from the platform
whore ! can look into tho ewes ~ The
people and they can look into minc
and Judge Tor themselves whethcs ]
am telling the truth"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
GERMANY PROTESTS ON
THE 5 PER CENT SECTION
~ r.rased win - Is,cnine TIernIa }

Warrington. oct is - Germany
added her protest 10 those ~ tho
other powers against any discrminn-
ton adverse 10 commerce under me
S nor cent diffqrentlai section 90 the
faflff act. Although Solicitor FOLK
~ the state department has expressed
ne opinion that the diffprentlnl
could not be claimed hy any 81 tho
German niates outside of Prussia
Nocklenburg-R ohwerin and the Hau-
seattle states. tho German government
viii resist any such Limitation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
DIAMONDS
An Investment

You know Of course
everybody does shni the
Diamond you Buy this year
viii be worth considerably
more next year.
Yon see, too. that the
cheaper you buy the grent-
or your Investment That's
where we COME IN. We
ram sciI our Diamonds
chcapcr because we buy
them either at aerccl sale
OF tako them IN as unre-
leemed pledges for lonns.
LET US SHOW YOU
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
H. YANOW
fit West Central

10 ao. BILLIE did not know her. AZ
the PiersOn hotel ahe gave me S3.75
60 50 20 Dcming and she said she
would meet us In Dcming and we
would SO 20 silver city. She gave
Billie the same amount She said
could make better money there
than here. She did not ten me what
she wanted NE "a do. Ny age ~ "a -
Upon examination by the defense
she witness said. Il did not 90 TO
silver CITY,"
BliIlo Collins Tcsurcs.
EudoCia Collins, alias billie" Col
Tins, said: II know LOttlc Gist. /
worked az the Exchange restaurant.
! know Fay Martin ana otis ! do
not know Margerie Campbell. ] talk
ed with Pay Martin and Otis and Lott
tie Gist Fay Martin wanted rs 20
80 20 Silver city 90 sporting house
there. She gave us S3.75 for railroad
fare TO Deming Someone from the
sporting house was 10 meet us there
in car. Fay was 90 arrange that.
she said We could make good money.
Fay put IN a call tor Silver city. J
am ~ years old
ON examination By the defense she
said Il met AIR. otis ana Fay Martin
a. the Tivoli. / did not go To Silver
city and no one mentioned that Fay
Martin was a landiady."
Anna Lee Mingus testified: II saw
Fay Martin IN ~ PHso 1 talked
with Fay over the phone. ] knew
her voice"
Letter Il Admitted.
During Anna Lee Mingnss testl-
mony letter was offered In evil
dcnce by the government attorneys
which caused q long argument by at
torneys on both sides as 20 It's adj
instability IN evidence. Judge MaNey
finally ruled 10 admit the letter and
Il was read 90 the jury by Assistant
District Attorney Neiil Miss Min
gus identified the writing Ia the let
ter as that of Fay Martins. The let
ter was addressed TO Otis In ~ PasO
and urged him 10 do all he could Ca
send two girls 60 Silver city. he
was also urged 60 gee the money and
tell f.ottie 10 come" 10 closed with
the question; When are you coming
down q"
After reading this letter, the court
. took the noon recess. Miss Mingus
I was replaced on the stand Friday az
ternoon.
Another slavery Charge.
a. d. Hicks of Deming. ~ ~. was
/ brought here by Deputy Marshal j.
u. Galusha Thursday evening Co an
sWer 20 the charge of violating the
! immigration and white slave acts
] Hicks a alleged 90 be- implicated In
the case against John Bell a negro
| cN-snldier. Josephine Barnett and Ar
, thur walker. The charge is that
| they conspired 10 bring woman
/ into the country from Mexico for i'm
moral purposes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
from the most exclus-
i've imported models to
the very simplest and
least expensive effects,
the hats in our new l
millinery department
are gaced by a style
dlstlnctiveness that APP
peaIs inesisdbly to wo-
men Of taste.
millinery department

AT0 matter what your
IN taste in headwear and
no matter what your
spending limit, you will
find MILLINERY sATIsFAC-
TON on our second floor. As
in all our departments our aim
here has been to assemble
Gne that is large enough and
varied enough to meet every
reasonable requirement. That's
why we have placed at your
service the master creations
of the most famous foreign
and American designers, as
we'll as a wonderful assert.
ment of less elaborate, though
not less stylish models.
As always at this store you
will find pricing the very low
est consistent with quality. If
you haven't already visited our
millinery department, it will
be genuine pleasure for us 10
have you inspect it quite re-
gardless of whether or not you
are a prospective purchaser.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18

Today's news today in The
Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18

Mise Lottlo Gisl said 90 nye IN W
paFO and was here In August ! slw
Fay Martin ma Mr. otis loo iunrez
Tiyni Mace 90 drink and res-
tnurant Fay asked me 10 go 90 500,
Yer Ciiy. She said she would mas
nv fare ~ j went 10 silver Clty Thcv
told me 10 ask BILLIE lf she wanted
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
FREE CONCERT TONIGHT
Photograph Dept. 3rd Floor

] Want Man Like Dad ..........
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18

ON redirect examination nN the
told me che was on Hudson street
in Silver CITY ana from that knew
what business she was in and ! knew
Il was house of prostitution
The conversation about hlundInF
her hair. She euid, was held at the
same time There had been cons
verRafion about going % silver CTS
aud "a conversation about leaning the
skirt "MisH Martin said the skirt
might nt me and ! could wear a.
Nothing Waa aaii about going to sll-
yer city had rnid ] would not go
because I was known there
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-01
FARMS WANTED.

WANTED 900, 900 population for Los
Angeles in 1915 Don't you want TO
be one Of this number? The Tenth An
niversary number of The Los Angeles
Examiner, issued December "a, will give
you Interesting and useful information.
Mailed to any part OF the United States
or Mexico for Is cents a copy; all for
eign points 25 cents Address Los An
geies Examiner. Los Angeles, Cal.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-01
PEAL ESTATE FoR EXCHANGE,
CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

SPECIAL N0TICE-T'ihiIea' Panama canal
will soon be completed The COM
merCe of the entire world will be
changed on account of this waterway
Southern California will be the first
point reached Prosperity is sure to
come. Don't YOU want 10 enjoy It? The
Tenth Anniversary number Of The Los
Angeles Examiner, issued December "a.
will tell you all about 1t. Mailed to any
part of the United States or Mexico Is
cents a copy; all foreign points 25 cents.
Address Los Angeles Examiner, Los An
Eelas Cal
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-01
FARMS FOR RENT.

EXTRA good small dairy and truck
farm near Atlanta, will make attrac
tive proposition to a good man to do
some work on place this winter. Hutch
ins, P, 0. Box 1865. 700 Walton Bldg
Ivy 1881
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-01


1RCPSY treated 10 days free. Short
breathing relieved in a few hours,
swelling, uric acid and water removed
In few days. Regulates liver. kidneys,
digestion and heart. Write for tsstf-
monials. symptom blank for free Home
Treatment. Collum Dropsy Remedy
Co, tO6 Austell Bldg. Atlanta, Ga
DIR. EDMONDSON'S Tansy, Pennyroyal
and Cotton Root Pills, q safe and re-
liable treatment for painful and sup
pressed menstrustion. irregularities and
similar Instructions. Trial box by mail,
soc Frank Edmondson & Bro, manu-
featuring chemists. II North Broad St,
Atlanta.
YOU ARE particular who you have IN
your home. The Want Ad Man Will
assist you in securing refined tenants.
Phone Main 100 or Atlanta 100.
WOULD YOU BUY good automobile
cheap? The automobile columns OF
the Want Ad" section carry a list of
automobiles and accessories,
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-01
FARMS FOR sALK.


FOR SALE-Twenty acres farming
lands, with a neat five-room cottage;
up TO date, just outside the incorpora-
tion Of DemOreSt. one-half mile from
or 500 bushels: for $500; worth $4,000.
Time TO purchase, thirty days. Burton
Trotter. pemorest, Ga.
l6o ACRES land miles from railroad;
about 40 acres in good cultivation.
Price SO per acre one halt cash, bal
ance terms B. l.. Walker Ayersville,
ia
FOR SALE-60 acres IN miles north
of Tucker, one fOur-room house; l, 500
feet public road frontage; some fine tim
her, rents for $3.50, Price SS5 per acre.
Lamar Flowers, Dorayille, Ca,
WANTED-If you want the key that
viii unlock the treasure house of facts
about magic Southern California, order
the Tenth Anniversary number of The
Los Angeles Examiner, date Of issue
December -. Mailed TO any part OF the
United states or Mexico is cents copy,
all foreign points 25 cents. Address Los
Angeles Examiner, Los Angeles, Cal
S4l2 ACRES, seven miles from Kenne-
saw, on main public road; % acres in
cultivation, balance in timber and pas
ture. good three-rOOm house and good
four stall barn. price only $500; $500
cash. balance easy. William Tate Hol-
land, Marietta, Ca.
222 ACRES best cultivated farm land
in Georgia, with crops on; will sell or
exchange for other property near At
Ianta Location Of 2& acres. Telfair
County. Ca Address f. A. Moore. p. o.
Box 7S7. Atlanta, Ca.
550 ACRES fine land. partly cultivated,
SEQ 0o0 feet saw timber. orchard, pas
lures Haralson County, Schools, rail
roads, churches close. Bargain. Must
sell R &. Lambert. P. O Clerk, At
lanta. Ga.
81 ACRES. sI3.920 Good corn, wheat
land. springs; good buildings, near
traction John Harhine, Jr, Allen
Building, Nenia, Ohio.
DO YOU NEED HELP Of any kind? a
little Want Ad' will get It for you.
CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-01

FARM FOR SALE OR RENT.
SEVERAL good acres fand, Irrigation.
including house, barn, branch and
Route S, Atlanta. Ga.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-01


$500 UNDER the market Nice i've
room house. good elevation, near two
car Hne5, Imam Park Only 1850, on
terms a j. Mayfeld. 40 South Pryor
street. opposite new courthouse.
$3.50 -Six-room bungalow, Inman Park.
Nice level lot, electric and gas fixtures
Must be sold at once. Terms Cali
IIbbs. Main 2s54
FOR SALE, by owner, 5-room bunga-
low. North Side cheap. and on easy
terms v. g. Box 80 care Georgian.
BEAUTIFUL AnsIey Park lot for sale
at sacrifice; 1875 cash and s25 month
~ Address owner No. 80 Whitehall
terrace Atlanta. Ca
81 GOWN get nine-room, two-story
nome, corner lot, on South Pryor street
near school The cheapest place in At
lauta for the money. East front. Worth
$500. Call Mr Nunn. Main 1854.
$1,000 ACRES trrigable land, TO 10
miles from Midland, Texas. newest
discovered irrigation belt promises 70
be best Of all I viii sell so acres or
entire is 900 acres at $50 an acre. Hen
r " Haiff. owner, Midland, Texas
BEAUTIFUL house and lot for sale
cheap Your own terms Go out ana
look at same and make me an offer.
Lot 81 by $50. Call Atlanta 1855. 126
Flora avenue Must be sold In ten days.
LOOK at - Arlington avenue Oakland
city, good house on lot l6l by 55
feet; fronts on two streets It is well
worth $1,000. but see me If II suits you.
Also third lot from WhitefOOrd avenue
on Vaughn street. size so by $50. II you
think ii is worth $275, give me $50 cash
and the balance IS monthly. Grant
street, about $50 feet Of South Pryor
and Federal Prison car line, In a good
white community VIII sell this at a
bargain. There is no loan on this. For
further Information see the owner at 362
Cooper street, or call Main 1920
SO CASH AND $40 MONTHLY WILL
BUY ANY LOT on MY LIST have
some fine ones in KirKwood and in
other sections. See me before you in
vest and let me show you what SO
monthly will buy. II will surprise you.
II. c. Bailey. sI7 Empire Bldg, Office
NJ. I'll. Residence Dec. sos.
FOR SALE Beautiful lot on Peschtree
road al a bargain, best investment in
Atlanta. leaving town reason for selling
cheap Traveller Box $50, care GeoT-
gian
WILL SACRIFICE, account serious IN
ness in family, my home on 1S-acre
truck and stock farm, located within Z
miles Of Five Points on main road;
frontaEes on two main railroads, inter
urban line and river buildings pTac-
tcslly new: registered hogs and stock
also equipment for sale; paying proposi-
tion now with no limit TO value for fac
tory sites or subdivision. Brastow,
owner. $50 Gambler Annex, l04 North
Pryor.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-01

Ice ACRES land . miles from railroad;
about 40 acres in good cultivation.
Price So per acre one half cash, bal
auCe terms B. l.. Walker Ayersville,
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-01

$500 UNDER the market Nice i've
room house, good elevation, near two
{ car l4ue5, Imam Park Only 81 $50, on
/ terms. A J. MayfeId. 49 South Pryor
street. opposite new courthouse.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-01
PEACHTREE Inn
STEAM HEAT
.MERICAN. s. 30 week up
EUROPEAN, 50 90 per week UP.
b Rooms. private baths.

a \MFRICAN. 81 80 week up.
EUROPEAN SO 90 per week UP.
o Rooms: private baths
PUBLIC bath every floor.
81 pEACHTREE ST Phone Ivy elEN
VIII riace you- advertisement I'm 100
monthly magazlnes al fve cents per
word Jererson.s Agency Albany. Ga
T7IN75TT-T A. -,l-- 100 mail order
ra,ncs have fgqt collected 10 600
All order BUYERS names through Geor-
la. Alabama and Florida. Agent weak
zen whisky drinkers. names for sale
you want business, write for fun
articuars G. l. GuiIiord. Ihomastoh'
"a.
RAVE GOT the softesi snap on ne
biggest money maker OF the day. II
)u have $1,000 You can get into II with
lie. Address q. I., care Georgian
} VERY business for sale at END Of new
railroad seven head good horses, win
iuipmcuts. books open Tor lHNesl lsa
IN, good reason for selling rms IL
fe only s'anl, 'm J3"h. hlE pa, ,,,,,6r ~
III mus 80. -ar0 4,5ress
my vvyiu.iiE vvVi iEu' iEIai.r Ttbtte Gount,
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ENTLENAN Of good character and
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COS, care Georgian