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Can Youjellthe Cause Your Trouble AM you sometimes dlftsourwed. nd think you'll never be any better VCia you tell the cause of your trouble or what makes you Elck' Do you know that about tenths of all sickness la caused by kidney troubl Rave you ever stopped to think that yow kidneys nay be tie cauie of YQur or health Most people do not realize how MUM workYtoe kidney are re. jnlred to do every day. Every drop' of Wood In the body must pass through and tittered the kid- aey thousands of time a day. Row.

can they do their work well If they are sick If your kidney need treatment Dr. Kilmers Swamp-Root. the wonderful kidney remedy will prove to be Just th medicine you need. It you will write to Dr. KllmerWk Co.

Blnl1amton. N. T. every- reader of this paper who has not already tried Swamp- Root. the great Kidney.

Urer and Blad der Remedy may receive a. sample bottle by mall absolutely tree. You can purehue the regular fifty-cent and one. dollar size bottles at all drug stores ed his friends for the ovation given him and said It was the happiest moment or his life. I wrote my Utter of withdrawal.

he said in rood faith and in sincerity. because. as I stated in that letter I did not want. to. plunge the city Into heated campaign.

I knew that when I had been- nominated that you had Im posed a trust in me. but still I ed I was acting tar thi best interests of the city. This meeting convinces rue that I perhaps had no right to take the step I did. I appreciate- the-honor now done me. I had been willing to lay aside my nomination for mayor when tit was the third time I had been elected and it was the first time such an honor' had ever been conferred on cttlsen of Atlanta.

The campaign 1 went throogh was the hardest or my life. One CodjjIo Named. will say this much now. lIe continued. My name wa placed on the regular ticket for the December etec- tlea by uob friends a you.

No other BUM can go In its' place unless put there by the people. On one condition I irfll let my same remain on that ticket and that Is that every man In thlc large audience rise nd assure me he will act on a campaign committee. for I cannot. In. my physical condition.

make a campaign for myself. When he paused the audience arose In a. toody and cheered. Continuing Mr. Woodward said lit is at yonz- request that 1 Will.

let my name remain' on the ticket. it is in your hands to do with it a you please. you want me to serve you mayor I will do o. I have no right to get ut of the race Spoke of Past Services. Mr Woodward spoke of hi services and.

promised if elected to serve th city to. the best of tits ability. He said that If he again did anything for which he might be censured he would be willing to Withdraw a he had been when he thought he. should do so for the good of the city to save It from a. heated election.

At the conclusion of his speech the audience cheered and many of those present crowded about him to Shake his hand. To Call oa Sir. Ma ox. A resolution was introduced by W. C.

Puckett. and adopted widen called for the appolntrtaetn of a committee to call upon Mr. Maddox. and ask him to withdraw from the race. restore peace and business confidence among our people.

The committee was as follows- Waiter R. Brows dhalrman Sims. W. C. Puokett.

George P. Freeman- Charles vtttur Forrest Green. W. W. yitanska H.

T. Shleids. Waiter Tay- J3 KUpatrlok. nk H. Cohen.

T. Lewis. W. H. Johuoa Barney w- G.

Sbarkcy. Joe He mmlttee called to. meet After the meeting a notice was sent I to that In lew of the action taken by Mr. wood- meeting called to take place' Me Saturd ni ht wbUlIl oned. Mr.

Moore Withdraw wa furnished Charles for tim out rani for IIlI11now is he nas corn. rice. I therefor withdraw from I skaU un ort 4 ot tot mr ward ay' friend to- the Bup rfrndtac CHARLES Atlanta. Oy Novwnbiet Jt. i WEST HAS STREET PARADE ctth petfermeri of the 81 w- ad ZN dD wlay tafanMjipB'- and aUrIetd Tria ijJre attention.

Xot Aitr aU Pfm rt liae brt nou htura d- wT-tff' ttrt tabci tUStlfn a tej panujfed Ui tytr Th. coWfeonjL on lIorteba loads good Ti. Satnniftr ji 11154 Sr lat-et lula1praettee kh intprettc lariat' thrtrirers Mv. tie art down Hz w. th ut cMicH and' bttle sctait tar n' reTIUre ally and ftZZE ZgmWfti Recommended By liiCtiief of 1500000 A KED FOR GEORGIA General Marshall Recommendi In- crease la Eugtneering Corps of Army Calls Attentiom to Vast Knglaee ID.

Enter- Prices. Was November" 16 In his first annual report General- W. L. Marshall chief t' engineers untttd States army makesa strong appeal for an Increase In the corps of engineers. The present authorized engineer" corps elates.

consists of 189 officers. He recommends an increase of 132 officers. Go to be employed on military and civil works of construction. 57 to lieemploy ed In three additional battalions and Iii for zePnex5ta organization. KstlButt.

of Appropriations. The chief of engineers submits esti. mates of ofappropriations lot the fiscal year lo for fortifications aggregating 7732233. Included in this smount are the following Repair and protection of defenses of Pensacola Zla. 507100 defenses of Galveston.

Texas 40000. For river and trbor work the following estimates ar submitted tot the fiscal year ending June 30. 1910 Under continuing contracts 20479037 rivers and harbors general including exanlna- ttons. surveya and contingencies S2I- 464141. Estimates for river and harbor work for the southern states in detail are' as follows Georgia Brunswick.

47000 Darien and Doboy bar. 10000 Altamaha Oconee and Onmuigee rivers 88000 Flint river. 25000 Savannah harbor. $400.000 Savannah river. 57000 Coosa river.

100000 Cumberland sound. $50.000 waterway between Savannah Oa. and Fernandina. Fla. 44000 Chattahoochee river.

In. Qeorgia and Ala. bma 230000 Coosa river. in east Tennessee Virginia and Georgia. 000.

VLabxtna MotJler 402000 Black Warrior. Warrior and Tonlblgbee rivers. $1000.000 Mobile. 200000 Mobile bar. X34200O Alabama river.

200000 Tom- blgee Alabama and Ofisslsslppl 53. OOO la river. 1200000. Florida Blscayne bay. 27000 With- lachoochee river.

550000 Apalachicola bay. OXOOO Carrabelle bar. 73000 HUlaboro' bay. 10000 Key West. 150000 Tampa bay 25000 Pensacola.

150000 Sarasota bay. 20000 Apalachicola river. Including' lower Chlpola river. 20000 Blaeklvate. river.

$25000 Crystal. Manotu. Anclota. Suwante and Wlthlacoochee river. 24500 In Alan.

9000 KUslmmee 5000 Olila- waha. 8000 Orange. 55000 St. Johns 847000 Volusla bar. 15000 Choctaw- hatchel 510000 Escambla and Cone.

cur. 110000 Jacksonville 1215000 Pensacola. 150000. South. Carolina Charleston.

250000 Alligator creek. 66000 PlnlJah bay 115000 Great Peedee. 110000 Santee Water and Congaree rivers. 60000 GIUSEPPE CAMPANARI HERE NEXT' TUESDAY The coming of Signor Giustppe Campanari the famous baritone of the Metropolitan opera house. of New York for a concert next Tuesday evening November 24.

It being looked forward to wilts great interest by the music lovers of Atlanta. The concert will be given in the new' Cable Concert hall. on North Broad anti Peachtree since the management was unable to secure the Grand tt this tlm Mis Woodburys school wilI have charge of Uils engagement. ritone Who" Will Sing and already i number. of the schools and colleges in and' around Atlanta are to body Signor Campanarl.

Js vaVfavor Ste JO Atlanta where he has sung In concert Rtwoformer occasions tlut' ttf hft been some time since was last re and all of his old' music fes tlvat' enrere will a glad of. this op Vortun4tY to hear him gain Ina new regratn. if Miss Lebn ClarksoaUan Atlanta. girt Js with Coinpanrl this' season as tWinl and M8oeflPIViii. She was ado.

cated In Atlanta. grd' tlngttir Miss Evelyn Jactwn School' or Music. and then studied some time Alfr Darill. WtOTSstiag to New Ysc1ch4 ilDau7 to Germany where lH.cdrMleted-'ber.jtndles at the Royal or6rMnHc In Berlin. th icon rej tkkeIs may be se-4 the.

CablePHno Com WEATHER TODAY CLEAR Atlanta Will Weather. Timer Good Fine comparatively warm weather" will continue toprevall at Atlanta and vicinity Is the cheering news which' the weather map" Wednesday carries ED THERE Your. from the pen of that. well-known weather writer. C.

F. von HerruilJ1l1 the' section director. The official forecast Is more brl f. It reads Fair Thursday. Higher temperatures throughout the southeastern tat have been.

noted during the past twenty-four hours. anti this Atlanta weather is being pretty generally enjoyed throughout the south Atlantic' section. MI hope it will remain fair. clear. cool' and pleasant through Friday night.

said the Gopher. The junior class at Washington seminary near the Tech is going to give a pullet-I I mean play- let or near play. on. that night. which promises to he one of the gems of the season.

To' begin the entertainment there will be a Christmas story staged. and this will be. followed by a college Play. Me for the college plays by college girls for college- boys. always.

BRAND CONGRATULATED ON LITHONIA VICTORY Wins Out Two to One Over Mr. Nor- ten. Llthonla' Nest Meyer. Ldthonla. G.

November 18. Special. The friends of A. 11. Brand are overwhelming him with con.

gratulationa at his splendid success lit the mayoralty race here In which he doubled the opposition ticket. led by L. II. Norton who wa Indicted by the MAYOR-ELECT A. BRAND or Uthonla.

rand jury of lb on the allegation fraud to the state primary' election. The vote for the Brand ticket was as follows For mayor. A. Y. Brand.

UO for ooun ll- teen on Branfl' ticket. Mu b1. Hugh. In. 2.

W. ll ood 1 1. 8. Uedlock US IC. P.

Evafi HI 2. 3. Austin 112. The vote of the Norton ticketwas as follows For. mayor 1.

B. Norton 85 for couriilnen on Norton' ticket. 1. It. Mrbut l.

1. T. Pate 7 E. I' White E. Llnehan 71 1.

I SO. The smallest- vote cut for any coun- vllraan ton the Brand ticket was I III and the highest vote cast for any man on the Norton ticket was 79. To a. large extent the charges Involving the honesty or the ballot in the state primary election entered Into the municipal campaign. Mr.

Erknd' friends taking the position that the good me of the town deserved' to he yindlcatecl and thatthe people must not he put in the attitude of condoning such. trlrics" as had en charged Mayor-elect Brand was a strong Brown supporter. and had charge of the management of LJvIng ton' campaign for congress he being chalrmftn of the executive committee of the ftfth on dlstrktr Convicted of Embrsslemrnt. Selma. Alaj Novenibet 18.

IS. or- falsifying his accounts and embez. ziement S. Assistant cashier of the Flrt National Bank Or Greensboro Ala. Ptcy Love was today sentenced by Judge Tout.nin- of the United States court to rv flv years in the.

penitentiary At. Atlanta anti will 1) sent there to morrow. A InhaUtlod fcr CBtanfi Bronchitis fliphtheda. Boon to air. nsu for aMS of thi ssthiaf MUketbsnsMdylalotMsMBaoal 350 and 400 that A the most wear onetieremmiionea.

The J3Ybroco" is our own brand of. Shoes for' Men. Its as good' a Shoe fpr its price as there is' on the American market today. WeJqlowihe tlie Byk oco from' start to fink and. there isn't a secret in construction.

Its a good. honest well-made shoe and a shoe you will. have a 4 snoe too that's a mighty fine proposition. Every style size. i Vere right there when it comes to price shoes for men.

YCKS 27 WtitclaU CANAL BONDS ON THE MARKET Washington November 18. Secre tary Cortelyou. late today public announcement tifat he would receive bids up to the close of business of December 5 nut 30000000 Panama canal bonds or any part thereof. to bear 2 er cent Interest. The bonds will be dated November I.

1908. thus. making this I new ue and Interest will be In as of that date. The bonds by the terms of the a authorIzIng their is sue Win be redeemed In in ten- years from their date and payable In i thirty- years. As an evidence of good faith- the secretary requires' each bid to' be acl10mpant by a certified check.

payable to the secretary of the treasury for-1 per theamount or. the COMMITTEE MEETS AT YMCA TONIGHT The regular weekly meeting of tb mem- 1 bershtp committee of' th Central Young Men's Chrlitltti A ocl tlon will be belt in the association butiCing tbl evening from 830 to 7:10. o'clock around. to ur table. I The clal tur on the prom tMi week will be talkbr Uirion M.

Jackson pre Ident of the agtaelatioti. On How the Work Lookr from the Proidents Standpoint. Vice Chairman 1. P. Wolford.

will pr id the absence of the ch irm4n. It. r. Farrman The special' of th membership committee the urlnf of lit members before January 1 and aeir name. are belnf added to th membership record each Headache sad teuraigla From Cold.

XATIVBBROiMO Quinine. the world i wide Cold and Grip remedy removes cause Call for full name. Look tot signature W. Grove. 2Sc.

HUDSON AND WORSHAM TAKE UP INSTITUTE WORK Institutes. Wilt lie UpJ" it Dublin tteboro and Gnyton This peL Commissioner T. G. Hud on sitcom- panled by Stats Entomologist E. 1.

Worsbam. left Atlanta yesterday to take up the farmers' Institute work with Dr. A. 11. Soiile.

director and president Or the IOOOOO agricultural college at Attens The. first institute will beheld Thursday the 19th. it Dublin. I county. The second is to be held Friday No- ember 20.

at gtatsboro fluiloch county The third and last tot this week wlirb eld at Quyton. OSttlngham county. Saturday November 21 At each of these Institutes four splendid addresses will be. made oii pertinent- subjects of teat interest and value th planters who are InYltedto ar theni. Professor If.

Detoscb. of' the State Agricultural college. will speak on selecting cotton for the improvement of fiber and yield. Professor 11. P.

Jarnlgan of the chair of animal husbl1ndry at the State' College of- Agriculture will peek on feed' lug and care of wprk tock Professor rnlgan Js a strong advocate1 of the use of cotton se mal roixed with cot' ton seed hulls as a cattleifMdnd his. lecture wilt tell the plantershow best to raise cattle Xor food purposes and care for theirwork tock bytbeuse of this ration. lie has' conducted some- X' fcrlments end found till. feet not only the cheapest hut. thebtl a' Atthe afternoon iftMlon State Erit mologlst WorkbunJirlUip 1tvop pro- tPCtfltOUr crops Item Insect The concluding address Vlllbe made by.

Commissioner of Agriculture Hudson and win lie onhie inspection of food and fertilizers. He will tell of the good work- dons by' th dtpartnuht1 slang-these lines. The same program will be given etch of the institutes named. Child Death. Uofttcomsry Ala.

November On her way home from school today Clara Walks A year. stojn play with children the hone of neighbor. Her. ctothln ctnght lr rom rf op grate nd she was burned to death. The xsaid a daughter.

well known parents 250001 YEAR FOR. MRS. GOULD New York. November 18. Mrs.

Howard Gould was allowed 25000 a year alimony by Justice SlscJoff In the supreme court today. This alimony ii al lowed pending the decision of Mrs. Gould's ult for divorce. This Is the same allowance that Mr. Gould has been voluntarily allowing to III.

wife pending the determination ot her suit. She asked for SI 5120000 a year. The ROUT is sold by all grocers. FUNERAL OF MRS. BURKS WAS HELD.

YESTERDAY Jtxrrcliei Were Impressive Owing to Her' Affliction a Attend- nee of Fellow Deaf Mates. Th funeral services of Hag. Susan Burke wm held yesterday dm at the residence of her daughter Mrs. V. II.

Foster. East Point. Rev. W. 1 Utuhaw conducted the brief and simple ceremonies.

Mrs. Burks was a mute and for STSX BANKS. Deaf State. Who- 48 Killed-by Street Car on Tuesday. several years attended the Deaf Bible Class at St.

Marks church. Her In- a body. and the Scnlp- ture readings and eulogy were translated to them by gns from the. regular class teacher. The Interment will be at Cus1tle.

G. today the body attended iby tier going on art early train this morn- ln The occasion. was unusually Impressive owing to the affliction or Mrs Barks and the tearful silent sympathy shown hey people tr he mute class In floral offering and attendance. The eloquent sign language was expressive to them as the tears showed their depth of feeling for her- family. Pure is the word when It flour goes in the kitchen.

THEA re The Traitor. The matln thl afternoon and the per. rormaoc tonight will xle the engagement of Th Traitor" at the anind. Theattena ancV has heel. really remarkable and Is Ut.

to say that Thorns. Dtxoaa lattst drama re elv 4 IthV vn. more favorthaa his jnal a effort. The Clans- man. which was on jof th mo Ut cUif plays of the decads.

Tn comPU1' I msrkably rcl vtf and sassy tMetrla' fncl- nt At eOn Th attractions i at ii Orpheurn this week ar of Mcepttonal i' ibis. popular plcytMOs is Ulag A wn. patrralsed vtry being taken qht and the mailn oeatlnu to httrftt th Udl and children. Tha MM this wetk. one the.

ctoverai of the on Inclsidittg' a It on lh atgh priced' arttets Jtf vaud rWtMf uot. Swisrat. th Ufbtatag Vneh it comes to buying 170 dozen of one kind of linens at a clips tkats some linens. We've' often lougkt more to be sure. But' never nave we lught linens like these at tne prices of tnese.

Vfogota stunning bargain. Were going to pass it on to you. Read it. These linens are first quality. Tney are clean.

spotless fresh. They are exquisitely hand-embroidered. They are rourjd oval square oblong. Th ey are any size rom to 54 incnea. They are in beautiful designs.

They are priced at Us naif. Do' you know tnat in. this lot you can get a dozen. of the small size 42 inch hand-embroidered plate mats' for 150 Xhat-s tile smallest price. Or we will sell you a half-dozen.

You can get a beautiful piece round. 18 inch diameter. for 75 cents. Or a superb inch diameter lunch cloth for 5. Hand-embroidered.

Clean exqu isite snowy. And here's a hint Do you know anything more delightfully appropriate for a woman holiday rt These will- go easily thru the mail. They re easily prepared. They're dainty They're beautiful. They're the best values for the money we Ve ever had.

Doit miss them' Johnson DuBose Company Know the Diseases and Weaknesses of Men 1 Llk An Op Book I have given my I life io. It and thousands 04 men restored to. VIGOROUS VlTii TY aretodar monunients to my skill and success. I never- undertake a I cannot Curt' 7 have made so thorough a study of YittlCOCELE T-CT- rRE. CO7CTAQ1OUS' Bt tX tOt HYDROCELIt.

NERVOUS DBBIUITT GENERAL WEAKNESS. LOSSOF TITAL- nirr that1I there is atcnre for YOUR disease you will find it here. I Chi.ALRGB NOTT5IXG FOR COXSLLTATION I will' explain to you HOW AND WHY. I WILL CURE YOU why the diseases of men require the tht.knowledge.-Snd skill or Matter Specialists. Come personajiy you can.

hut If you cannot call. write fully In the" strictest onfdece A quick cure is possible by mall In most cases. DR. DICKERSON 130 2 Peacblrer St Opp. Cnadler Blig.

i Call DllPhoie Slain 2920 far private appolitueat. type and maketfp tile mot ntereUnc nlnjji entertainment possible. At the Lyric. The Wizard or Ot" at the Lyric eoDUn. to attract large gathering.

of mighty wen pleased theater patrons who been de' lighted with the excellence of the perform' auce the. hlthtand rt talent Introduced In the company and tfi elaborate nioltittings. nd-cogtumlrir. fcverjr character 1 faithfully handled ant there is trot a weak. point detail or number In the whole of the straw.

At the Shea. Weber Rush' The Tens' offer cne the itrong and the clv rent extrava- santa how the Bijou' na bad this seanon. and toe vaudeville program I or exceptional merit. On of' the blrgt tur is the dancft pf La Minn a beautIful girl possessed of itr eharm. who certainly one or lb aet finished ttIt Atlanta has Mea.

1 Aged ter DleI Troy Ala 1 November- 18. Wesley O. a veteran rf two wars and 82 years old. died this morning at his home three. miles nom.

Troy. He served with a Georlga regiment the Ue canwar and with an Alabama regiment In the- federate tIflrY The 3 pia on Mr. and Flower of Ii Clay reet. died momlot the rsldesm A held tb movnlrtg ana Jn follow at We After a nlllndi of four days. little.

William A. PltchforrS. Jr. 18 month o3. nn of Sir.

and Ur IV. A. Pltehford of UI PulUaw treet. died yelhrday morning at the residence of hi parents. The tanent will Cu at the residence this afternoon at oclocM and th Interment wilt be In Oskian4 verne- tety Utile William was tba onlr grandchild of Mr.

Und Mr Charles A. Bsrrett. of SSS ulllam street. The fifl have th jinp thy of a rr 4rele of fHen Teapr Vegetation Hart. Montgomery.

Ale. November 18" A epeclal from Cottonwood Ala. of Nor 18 says there ia been ice there one-eighth of an mdii thick for three mornings tender vegetation. both there and- across' the line in Plot- tdt Wiled. A disease at its beginning Is usually easy' to cure.

but chronic. seated affections often. reOnire all the knowledge science' and skill th command of the medical- profession. Our. CO years of careful study and constant experience together with honert straightforward buss mess methods hav firmly established our titles as llable physicians and skilful special It ahd nable us to win the.

confidence and re lain the resptct of- those who have Uktn advantage rouf thods or curing Vital Varte el Uiier. Wecknea. Jf errswa Debility mess Pirtsoa. Rectal Disease. Prosttrtle Triable.

DiSM M. DR. HATHAWAY 41 CO. Speoialist Yo Je the ause- of Tro ti 1 Umea thla an ell. rmat ot allokDen trQUbld at ueyou i marlbeJh eau IlO rIMltht mul rk the quJred er74 bo" st mu th by thkld.

ethotisandl the If. tbe re uOurkldneYI ne tment KIlmra8wmpROot. Ur d1clne d. reader andBlad Re edY. ay Ive ur blle an lsald nt W' ot ot lth erlty.

e. I Want. he am a' trustln ed. tb ot. thLttr me.

when1t I adt en hLfd aced b7ucb l1mecan pIce IW8I a18 end ure ae PWedthe 1bOd our ItOQ 80 111I111 eo. Lh Te 1rt out reelo loke' eea hi. past pr 8 eleCted. tl abHlt thatIt wlU1 toWlthdraw as tbo ou1d save Mddoi. ruolutlonws lntrodi1eeg.

by' apPofnb eM comnr1tt upon' raw. race to. pf nka lot 3. D. Frank OW c.

IButJer. Sbalk B. Hewitt. Thu commWee wcan lisle morn4ng at to oclGCk In e' otnce 6t Walter R. Brown.

themeetlng wasent The ConlUtution announcl Tlew tlon iZ ard the me tlng court house Saturday night cb abandoned Y' jThe ConlUtuUGn was also with fonowfn card from Moore. wOo had announced mayor 9 prim. aJ1u. people. ftP1J fiaed by ht 1 a el J' believed that tb City of Atl Ata had nae a that veIent a.

a It be It M1IJ4not be governed a. a e. I dId tot lIeTo. that the peop of. till.

city WeN w1UfDcta turn tile elt lonrnmnlt Over to a J' lLSrTy Atkl ou tree ran. aprotestaClllllt theM OODdltloas. 1811 myself aIa 111 4ldate for mayor. att mail meetlnlf ot the people of this cUJ' ltttlelttmlttTa that they allt "aG. OOds for theIr nut nayor.

1. for Sir. WOOfward before the Kim- kJIc UCd forced of the lid am In tS. t01e the lUIIllUPJIOIt yote a. suPPort n.

JXOORE 0. onmb rl' 1101. i c' i HASSTREETP RADE f' 7 nej i a e. otth perf rmen. i aUt ttclW1cSUJIead.

ntl 1 cotr1IOJ' Oo 15 ttPt 1J1 ot el' tnt ot 1" lMIi fnf tx t1l 1Dow 1. titlp Cf ti.bo..S&t I lar HY dowJtfUInw the roe1ii d. c. 1a 0. ct.

ftt Bt i11 iJ ft U. ts Ifi lI Ic jn' I 1 1' I f' i 1j 7linti finiifr nf v.d r. 1' 4 7tA Jj IAPPRQP lA IONJ ID RWAYS I I I i RecommendedBJ Chief ngineer 1teeommeDIIln ere ae ipDslDeerlDs and Eq. ee Noy mbef In first L. I Iarehl l.

tro Incl' aae ha atat S. i 0 be. employ. s. Et A.

prltloDa I subm t. mates I IO to ag at- i thefollowlnc I pr tect1o. penaa ola 501 IOO I nd 11ne.uma.tea a I Ju e. I I 0 Iconi1nul contractsS2041V057 and ner l. lncl ding an 1 olrtln eI1les 2 Georgia-Brunswick Dobo Ocmu gee I I FIlL.

I neeei GeOr l. a I I 00. obIle I an 1 I i i I 1 1000 Florida 180000 ba an 1 In. range. VOluslabar.

II JaCk sonvllle. S2 1 5000 0 Car lfn3Charlestbn. Alll ator 6000 ntee. GIUSEPPECAMPANARI r' enlng. IOG letJ be ortll Br ad a Pea blree treet.

man age- at 1Is iii 1 11 it i i1 v. jtM usEPPE. AMPA. RI Celebrated JfarYtone. WmSlnc 111ealkY ancSIIedTS111u ber ot coU esln AJtl hta pel rtit uten4itHt cSr nartI nAti-aDtai whea-ehe lIese ncln occu Ion It i huJbeeri aotnetlmetnee her.

andaUofh11l P1tlslcfe acJI rera' wil1l1e fnane1t' Mf a C1arb A1 Li ltr IswUhClUnPanilt1thl. ompJntcrhe iMlalJtacrAdUtln tIr rom EvIYftJaebO I andtben lJtudl diJ. tj Alfrecl ButUbe1ora. lrac to tOLthetDn1ert. hera WU14Ni on1YSIan4kketsmt iW.

t1 4If ftt 1 1i JSiSTILLCLE I I nt joy. od for Tin 0 ather Is. tbecheetlnlneWa Wednu4aearrlu ThE ritE' UHtOl2. 1 SS tM SEMINARY I SI lN IAt. I LAY FRl04it niHIM nUfR ILL i tromJhe llecUoD4Irector.

torec brIef. throug ut. twentf ur belngprtt7 i thro gbout At lJ1t1c' I nlKhtwblch th Iuion I' tblw1ll coUe 1i i colle eplaII i LITHONIAVlctORY ID a. xt SpeciaL hlm OD athla 111 hereIn olpoIII i01i ti ket. orton.

Ila waalndlctcd JUI' DtoKalb on ot follow. I tOUlcn Br nd' llugble iiagood III ri tlcl etw I I LB councIlmen onSorton' 61. JT Pate. 75. I smaIl est.

oun limaD i vote. fGranyman I on ticket. In- honesty. baUotiD ent redlnto campal n. tha J1me to lIfndlcatean that the Pf Ple b.

rf dOnJIIC. laForel Itr Jt of Uvinfatons forcoDllrel cbal 1ntn' f' Emb. aJnln' over 0 ta1aU ng lIrCco nts an NallonalBank AJaPtIcy Lo byJudge fnaervfne be to. C- C'- 1. 'M i iitJiu.

MceSA O. ens tnatntUuae mostWla 350alld400 iz llet Shoes Mr 1ItE kS c' i dj ji. ft uro a a' ItsasgoocJ it priceas A' Derican I brocofr mstart il1 t' a' secretin. itsyconstructione foodhonest ShoeY9u I We 4ihoe toothat a' i proposi ion. i Btyle every zc.

Wereright oriies formcn vemb 18. IfY made bIlc lIB ce ve cemb 5 lir S30OOOOOOPauama lh oy mber I I be- Ja1qauthorl lnlt Isue redee ed' an dt As' otVlOd rtlfied tr otp en be mounl th i 1tIErmE i PcoMM1TTEE MEETS ATYMC Ar NiGHT Jar 1LI1 merU tbe berl lp the Ien' Asoctatlen will 1 au CIatlon uIl lnc Ibis tro I to710. Ioek tile er specIal feature IJ i It- I rd I is ciatrmSn. mall clal tuk' oftbe memb nhip I is cutln rt anUry andwMISU a44edto be m. rlhlp y.

ht' 1' ratllila cot la LAX TivE BROMO thewprld ld Grip nm eI all fOffull TAKEUP at II" lt tp boro nd toa Thl. a. I Comml loner Hudson 9m. i UD e' rinerlnstltute wltl1Dr A. So le dtrlctorai IOOOOOurlcuttural Instltutewlll i dath IVlh1It nty.

i1he to bel I l1och co.un- It andlut we I hldat I en eachof Ji1s ltute. our e. madeod reatlntereat a Othepfantera are State A lc 1tUi CQI1e' on 1ln tt ment andrleld. ofothe ofanl na1 th legeorAcricU1ture olffe ingudure ofiwork Prof ssor naan be- it. al rIthcot tQ.

utt esfHdn4 lecturewlllteIllbe planters how attl 10r tr i forthelr wo ytbe11eof h. eon uete4 I. perfmentnd uild fe dn thechel6It It t. WI 11 IO I. Wor mwUtpei te tlJleou CrO eell con lu lna 4cJre awI hi Arrl ulture mrnt the 1 ftl' thtaeIlnfa.

tOC1amwtU eaeh4t th e4. Cl iL i On bomefrol hooltodaCrara tOpIa7 ebll 1nn' at De or HerclDtihlC cauaMttrrorA1f open rate buti ed. dIlc1wu da trotlAiI OoWD :25,000 A. MRSGOUlD Mrs. al1owed125OOO.

limon I cult een Sheked SI20. elr XFiour 8sold RKS WASIIELD rela I. lptiOD ad Hrvl a EutPolrr haw cer mODles. tr or HR lg Deat1lute- lito nu KJlkd br Caron TueO ay. tarlla endPd f.

abodx eulo Y' signs tada bod url Ing. un ually stveowlng atksandthe a ownher the mtlte hif10ral a nCe eloquentlgn teau their feelngfor Ca nT. AA l. maUuihJ ttetll nall' r. fmn toDIcbtWUt otlh atths Grand a bu mnaIt all4iltl.

aat. that TJI DIJ late. I ti Hc Ith IL 1)I re faVOr hlaJlltaarott hIc1wOIIo1t tbe. mottalkadot plaJot thackca4e 11 marUbielnftaI14 SOle tnetncl tftt taitd4 whO. tMltalfq Uo PI ea" n.

att ito at' OfPl1 llm ariilt' 4jlblPOPulr pl taIltIaC1 anryMatMlIIC eD' 1" ID tIIaUoOa ttr the Jfitu4 11Ia ftftiOD tt" eIenr ottM IOIIlacI1l4iar 6. ettJatchMt rUtitJtt ii J- 7' c. ti i f. a 1. rO ere LINENS WhCDitc mesto Luy rig170 dO nof one kinclof at clipthat5 omc Iin ghtmorctoeSurcBut never havcYC ught thescat prices ofthese got' stun inj e.

qi g' tOYO ahout. to. Th sc lin are' potl ss. Tl cy' cmhr iclered. ro Jft1oval.

uarc. Theyare fr 4 in hee. i I Thc in hcauti udes iis atj sthalf that tis lofyou a' thcsmallsizc 4 inch Ior150 price. Orwc sclly ua a piece. for75 Orasuperh cmhroclercd.

n. exqui itc Andhcrcs poyCu appr priate. omans ay ily' pre red. They re ThcyrcLeaut he wcvcev i cO li i 1o' tJIL JW I IUI u. Ch' h.

l. J' h. J. am er In- 0 nson- I and We knesses Men' Llk. O.

Ilt IT are' toeJar JlTJng. JIl monuments ucceu1ne er' u1 tftakeD raP ll ann thO OtlSh a. tudYOf STR r- E. AGtOt8 OOn t- DEBtlJITY.dmERAL WE LOSSQFITAL tht or. rD ln i 1 A t.

1 Ntf ri uf i :1 iikaoQ We ase I KERSON 2Ptoctn trppan4 make up eve- lbte th attbeLrlc atronlllbo hl betandard ottalut andtIItelabOrate and C08t1tmld er t. an" berln bO theibow. aRtIli or strongest eJKr est amabo1la tb.BIJc\1J' ba4thJI is OnC tflturts al I most 1at11tctJr ar at' It VteDI Al AtaNovmber Wesley yeteranorr twowaf. ld Geor the eal1 war anAtsbama RTUAAV 1 Deaioef Ac infant Th JmonthQla son otMr. MrbJIt cll ag at i tbjs mohlindJb Jij5hfteut Or Wet clIurc ltc- ifri r.

Mrs. A 4II rdaT his III tt rnooD Aorttbe me- ttr tbeoD I i f' tbvor 1i cIe-9ttrle ttlo Mo Vemb6r la-A eclaJrfrom o- vem. oI1aabeen and' II ten. dU. lldah lIfIen III.

aIIC DISEASES 1Ji. IJI de. rth cJ ni I mo ert tueS eaeltocrietbetwltbboDlat mthodlh firmJ 1pu asreiiabl. clal nableus towl" tJlereptct or. tho II banlakta.

iftlth04I0r AM I. Catania KMa I LeaH Y. I. tatl1p tt' I.e. W.

b. tl nTeoa Jt1oe4PoIIO UftJe WDau toO U7C Bt 4ttttI1at ithe flr W. iab lItor OD. 1101 tat10ll aya4n. Call Of.

far I symptom bItnk blWtk IIntfre upoaOul zq1lt. eto PIBlooItJllalOIl eS. obligation. i i DR i Y'- tcO Rtjf1 tli Tf ll 19O of dJ1. ou tefltbe trOU tk i Ut tCn 9 70 eoOr bowrn work rqur even In tb nay paper' 1 in I a SI Im- kx i 5 F.

It I. rst fl a eIt F. I'- i St was as io II. i. 1 yo c.

io S. IhaTe racer Ic Mr4 0 itt. i c. censur C. I- h2 cS.

S6lutio WC. Mad as S. arlI ou peo- 5. 5 V. A.

I' 5fS was S. tlje 5- 4 wa i announcing 1 ward the be i t. The S. the 5 Edltoc C0flItltUt0 The regular prhn. ef an the pep repooit aesaider a few pe.

tPTeeestatlye of corporat. Lad asic. the AtlIeta naehel a city could not a alflgeI belle of CS wllf55 0 city director of Atkfto5 StreStr cOws siaey protest agalsat i cdltiot1e I a t. Seenced a. a txt itS peop lW last sleet i.

James 0. Woodwd 55 for Irl. baO caucu. race I. bud now bek race opport sad Jkn Woo S.

soy ti support tCn. 5' drsd me. 1 iSti. 2- TS flrtpatad S. Macpt.

ta1a. 2Wild West. Cbow aed a1wssb.Id Yqednssdaj ater1r Neapeead Xotak at- tS owers wew in Stinoegfslturned ZntIC stisOtlOn as It. eIresta coirbo Iskbact tJ15aO7 5 5ow2ng. isotbftisrad will MIeld Joel iie.

performance 31st coouneel prasiPee the. boys Myc tMlt1III down pre1 SPEnOWa54 eipeti ut up1srtshow SItnrdayattrnon. Tbe3usill. 5. dw fi new.

stage coach ord i bean Nrefiolly the beeld qe oft with eelakuct. 5 tbecM fIIHy1L T. Gi C. APPROPRIIIlOkS FOR WATFRAYS I15OOOOOAKED Eugiweeing sf cor omititaryand or hts v1vernd tmgimte arb catyear barborageneril. 4.

I00 olabaona-Molsile 0 150 ritone 24 neS.t-/.i tjS ca a. 4t cqft fac C. f. 5 0. h' t1a.

7tn" ti tPASAR1 hleeetThieia5t Ofthescbool to attend ia 1 qtatte Jfavor. on two former Itihas he was fep- be op- in a I LeonClarkSOfln Atiant' I I I plisc0 fld graduating first from I for ojlie wtI' I I beforS gobs fln mhscotpIte4 settUdies ghoPooiOfMuf1C I Tadnavion 10 the 2toiicErt SI. nd so- tIn Cb1O Piano I jI kerSt1ie Aikhet of5ivC. 415' I 1 WilL Enjoyt I forSon jpitoR. Rt MN6i4iI tJLM F' thecection lsgoing or collegeplays.

was tt rand council- was IL Luve itS been Jo. distrkt Sankof toarvb fIve I. 545iilMdireI As 1 WhooIngCoughCOUPs Coughs Colda Catafl reeeian. AthflI De ii aoi ecstv Se is a tsdy to GIims argue iSa 10 iLk. i remedy isle eM uteteSi cwe1.

easm beca 155 LiP. 7161514 eugIy saitseptie Is gryiid CS the 4Iisui4 serfs. vita breath rtvisg pTOIOS' and ooisaI It.i 11 Is ibeileabte Se 015M. visa eali ctUdre fee bruatid tamet Les M54 be is ai mLplb5tUA. AU.

ou4iy. VapeCreMae I Poise. taiI NesY sc r'A. 5 5. a ccotiL A mdiumSriceSAoe 5 LLC1I1 0- isa.

aiicZ et 7QO3 is te on ere meo Shoes BYCICS i e' ai s11octcQ1 price iS Br1roco 1 TC 1toe S. thes THEMARKET ten pubhin er-ceitt 150 ladue ae gold in pejcentuftheimountof IBiiui supper beS tilk. by preal- I lc prosids the eccuring sew. LAXATIVE I V. InItut tliefirrnere le.

thi wilhbjildat and to Die ir bear rth of setd to1iiee cattie0feed. end le tur. iow purpose work by the use ei buttbe bee' Woraiam will ipeak on will on the HewlIl e4eaeh flr hool ndstae4to a. cIsing firefrom ad and ild was of wl- theesceflent qgs3ta Of a- secnrtf jrs 1 su- today. isal- rhl KIKPiour i The nater.

IS tri' ii I Th tae asthe 5 JATERj this close The The attend. aec that has bean received aithaven thai mai4sn ouaS the most talksdof compn is se. claret' is' in lbs Stajing at play nothing to ha desired. the Orpbrs. ba the 01.

are anti seat seq matinees' ladle. is oe of cleverest sealed. as 4og some' ef the big5eat' in rIbIee jg Pot the. clieaieartis4 Peganiel Obost tbetrceape I DsyGeefEe ndt 5 4a IlIu 3t II I 4. land- a I La I.

I Lmbroictere mes tre. have t1 vvS jn on' S. n5 They ar fiom ncb leautiful-clesigns. judtlialf i cm ic ial1 size Or clotkfor exqushc D00 knowanytliing ft 1 hey re I key re fortk wee mss IIl' 1 4 Ti T-- Joflnson B05 Likan Open ta-4i to are ra- a caee CREVNTAGI0UdbOO LOSS OF fl nd -k-5 sr cen PdAvtt t. andrertatacire I i3Ot2 Pech5reeSt.

I A of companyand the 4 Cleverest shows baa highest danceef 5 is the Vit raaDies of Mexican Dth of td of d.Z0 Street Hf r- dl at' wiltbe andfbeJflrnea churcbtra iNnse 1. Pite1afM. see at 04 the thonly 33 fiirPa the sympa- lIg frienba. Torn eli baa HROIIt LA IL scibroceand ar tIes. withhonst slciitulsp.eclaI r- methods ltrttet5 Kidnet Ialgis ndi ii1 eile Vefle.eeo flydreels oei Pets.

vr' yo needientgstathe bSit rc Wemak ichdges for eon- initatioc a 4 sent free 05011 7011 04t Otif eptnlo0. it p12cC youvedrnO 4iCOSp4iiIists 8 1ee UIp AUsase se I I 1 si Street OS.ar.-ds. 1.

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