The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 562

Savannah and At- ata Divisions. aeon Ir Fanrer zTrneLyt 10 03 am MlUedeeville and Eatonton Branch. nion iUedgeville. 4r Ar COUNTY Lr hom attoiu Ar 04 M. A.

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EXTENSION. Ar fi. V. UE KOftT PAINES BRANCH ort Gaines Ar DFAULAACLAY- ON RAILROAD. pU8 MAIN LIKE laeon blnmboa1.

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Ar 9 21) am 15am U. N. A. I No. it tAILOAD.

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4 00pm 5 00pm NolO AX. 783 pm 505pm 4 60pm 3 20 pm No. 4 I tNo28 I No. 88 PssengerlPasengerJPasentt flo23t Puaenger Puenge1 440pm 54pm No. SOf Puenger Ar 10 SO am Lv 7 CO a ftW.

FORT No82t E8 BEANtiHFger atht 13 86 pm ort rtG1nLv 1113am I No. Wf ITON RAILEOAD Passger ayton II At V. BB. J8 MAINE LINE. 927am 800am No.

6. Psger 611pm 4pm 1 20pm No44t 655am 610am 565cm 8 S3 am jwegant local Sleeping Can on Illows Between Savannah and and 64 between 6 I No 53 and between I i tnins No 53 and 64 betwi Itlinta trains Noa. 53 and 64. nllmaB Buffet care between kionylile and through SItIlnJ Cjr baitanooga nd Jacksonville via Atu nyandWajcrosa. Through Palace tween Montf ornery and wycross bus I run dallf except Sunday pus run dilly Except Monday.

Tickets for allPOlntt sale Unionaepot KlmJBUtWj loa ana after 0 ffllrnnu follows Time given here DAILY xxcxn STnr T. ve Athens 90 mi ve at Ho. 6 Th wGeeHawSoIdby3IarralsonBrosCo tjt Cere three interments in Oakland pr Glen Mary Lump coal 375 per Jute Dean who has been quite sick is I' Glen Mary Lump per ton was a very pleasant-day and a. it will make the streets paw on Crumley street yesterday at. MU nremssters ate now casting a suitable locatloSicTSr th news en YUi ly Richard 0.

Campbell wafap ni tfd temporary administrator of the estate Jpnn Bulow Campbell deceased. The urbirg on Terry street near the rail- iii needs attention. Ithaswasljed uutof tod the sidewalk isdamaged in. formerly of Atlanta andan ex. the city council but nowof New 1 it the father of a fine boy.

baby. A valuable bone belonging to Mr. Short rfoTesides on Eat Hunter died. yesterday tfiecU of a kick received a lew days i to. The Ladies Memorial association ttke Young Men's library to morrow.

urge for a Citing observance of memorial dlY. AdIe Howard colored filed a suityester- day against the Eicbmond and Danville railroad tor 10000 for the killing of hftfl husband Ephraim Howard. The Wut Point train was a half hour late train yttorday. Henry travel hem the ex- jieiiion end waiting on connecting lines were lie cawes of delay. thsrley Ford a email white boy whpso kme is on Ellis street yesterday fell from th uid leice and utained a fracture of his riglii lei Let the ankle.

Tie ladiesmemorial association will meet lo suVrnoon at lour o'clock at the. Young Men's library to make arrangements Jcr tie celebration of memorial day. Mr. If. Mahoney the senior member of the reinral tot cil from the sixth ward.

was out tltudal for a short time. Mr. Mahoney has ken quite sick for two or three weeks. It T. C.

Nayeon So 3 Marietta straet tlnt till order from his own superb stock of groceries he eenda out and gets the desired article. He guarantees everything. tr The Governors Horse Guard are now pro- yefItig hr iltlr trip to New Orleans on the Jltt tstant. Already about thirty-five mem- bore have enrolled their names for the trip. Mazy A.

Cohn T. A. Robinson and L. R. Bay al.

have entered a suit against Henry Kirby teosLt in possession to recover a quarter of an acre of land lying on Foster street. Dr. Foute was much better yesterday. It is lItiJentially expected that he will be able to ftttndlhc meeting of the board of police corn- niuioifrs Monday and take part in the or- The board of education met yesterday al Eton nd decided to rebuild the Crew street. school house at once.

The insurance companies notified the board of their readiness to the 6000 insurance on the property. Yesterday afternoon a horse hitched to a buggy ran away on Decatur street near Dr. Martins drug store. The buggy was com plettly dtmolished. The outfit belonged to Mr.

Charles White who lives on Luckie street Sam Webb of the Georgia Pacific has do- Tebped- quite a talent with the brush anc tOri. He has just completed an excellent sketch of the Georgia Pacific rued showing moving trains between Atlanta and New Or. leans. Mills street is in a wretched condition. A one place near Marietta street there is a hole in the middle of the street large enough to mllow a wagon.

The residents on Mill street say that they would like to see a photograph or a street commissioner over that sy. Governor McDaniel has not decided any the contested election cases yet. Attorney General Anderson is in Macon sick. He tele graphed yesterday that he hoped to be. in Atlanta to-morrow.

Colonel Anderson was pres. set at the argument of all the contested. election cases last week and it is probable that th governor will withhold his decisions until un be present. GEORGIA DAY AT NEW OELE AnaDgtments Heing Blade for a Good I arg Delegation to KO Down. It is table that there will be a very large lumber of Georgians who will visit New.

Or. Hits on the 24th which is to be Georgia da ttthe rxpotition. An effort is being made to have a number of the military companies th state go down. It is understood that fptcial rates will be given to such eompanlea ttsy desire to go. The rate iJnow a cen ltd quarter a mile for all points within six Lttdrt.

miles of NOW Orleans a 1 ut i ttilefcrall points more than iuuJrei miles from the city. That would iiskf irt from Georgia. cities cost from 12. 1 1 I fo the round trip. It is understood- gqo IrlDy ex.

Georgians now living Cexi vril vti New Orleans on Georg iy their old friends from this state IN THE cur ooraT5 Oily Two Cases Come ul' Heron Judge Marshall 1. df ke. Yesterday was an unsualy jul00 dey in the. tity court. G.

Dudly was up Mr carrying eon. ued weep-no. It appeared that G. got into a general row in an alley near the residence of citizen named Jeoxtie Baker or unsavory repetition. In the melee Dudley shoved a pistol tuder another citizens' noie So swore the flag unanimously but the jtY didn't believe uatsle and Dudley was acquitted.

Rufus Crawford has been doing a lively bus- Jneii at a small calibre thief and day before yuterday was convicted. on three charges Yeaterdsj he was up Sot stealing a coat vwt cud a dressing 1011 from Mr. liIl rtgton. The jury decided that EufiuM no bUlUlen with such 3 dads espe- 1- LjJ when they 1 to another man Warke therefore T4 Rul1U. a year fa Pnblie works.

The accumulated sente16of ttis unworthy pilferer for the tw' days mounted to two and a half years. I W. 8 TOT RW. Tfc JPnaermi CM ilhe funeral of MrWs IfOwell csi tnc of Captain Alsrgecompan oiyrtfrMaoJ of. Mr.

assembled there and thegrwinds were ma prayer made eoqnent1a Away Where" I i ell. those Vrewnt were. and. business mea of After the lot to Oakland dasery whore U' remains ire Interred beside those of lie the sad poew to leaver theresia order drive the malaria from nUsVstenv He came He. was unable find employ taenkiandyateuU week ago was attacked with muscular rhen.

jna jnVHi purse fcadfgyowa slender and feelieg that' nothing but careful treatment would felieveJUm Mr. DempSY sought the iyy Vt hospital. el a In attendance gave the ease a thorough. uami ration end informed pempseythsi a per. jmawnt cure could be effected.

Xtampser iwas" assigned toyone of- th wardrr on th econ jabsr if tit building and has improved a great deal wiliia the last three day IH Ii nearly iixt years of are but a casual observer would not take him tote' more thanfor y-tVo orUueeV Hols decidedly a tine looking man and has. raised and tducatedamongj the best classes of people. His head it finely- shaped. i forth i high end broad just such a forehead as a phrenologist a vmAthematicianv His eyes are bright and piercing. Extremely heavy eyebrows lend a good effect to his face.

His month expresses firm- nets and determination. and a set of remarkably well preserrea teeth are hidden behindJusthin lips. t1li1J1irnd beard are an Iron gray. All in all Mr. Dempsey would attract attentionMn crpwdV He- has.

a history. When. a mete chilghis rparents came to America Ho spent. the days of his life in Ohio and there learned thu dry SOodsTrasintss. Prompted by a desire to see the tenth he went to New Orleans where he accumulated a good deal of money which he- subsequently lost by bad.

investment. lie- then traveled for an eastern house until le went again' into business- but gain misfortune overtook him. ftw years pat he has been clerking in a small town in Mississippi Mr. Dempsey carries with him a lot ol excellent letters of recommendation and as soop va he gets up will at tempt to secure a petition in Atlanta. A OZ5ZA DBUaeiST IN BAD LVCX.

lISt night a neaUydreased pleasant-faced man entered police headquarters. and asked the statiouhouse keeper if he could be provided with a bed ora cell for tilts night at the city's expense. The man did not have the appearance of a tramp. On his note rested pair of gold rimmed eye glasses and around his neck was a white collar showing no dirt. Dr.

Foute was somewhat surprised at the request and showed his surprise on his. countenance. The. stranger observed Hand then informed the doctor that he was a German and had just reached the city. He said he was a druggist and that he walked all the way from Charleston S.

CS to Atlanta. and that he wanted He declared that he had spent his last piece money for supper. Dr Poute gave the Ger- man permission to sleep in the recorders courtroom. TAKING WITHOUT CONSENT. Mrs M.

U. French Bobbed of Silver Spoons Abram Frank After a Locket. Mrs. C. French who resides on South avenue at the corner of Jones street yesterday sent to police headquarters a description of some silver spoons forks and knivgs which have been stolen from her.

The silverware has been taken at intervals for some time past. Mrs. French has suspected first one servant. and then another and has endeavored to catchup with the guiltyone but her efforts were not attended with any success. Recently.

the losses have been more frequent and and yesterday Mrs French deterp to notify the police department and ask help. Detectives" were given descriptions of the goods end began working the case yesterday. RI wurs HIS LOCKKT. Abram Freak at 110 Whitehall is considerably distressed over the loss of a handsome locket. The locket was stolen from his home night before last and Mr.

Frank is extremely anxious to recover it. It has ifF" motto gramed on one side of it. AFTER HIS EOKSC. F. 0 Grahams.

a Henry county farmer was in the city yesterday searching for a fine black horse which was stolen from Wm Tuesday night Mr. Grahams place is about ten miles from MeDoncugh. On Tuesday. night he lccktd his stable doors a nightly custom and on Wednesday morning he found the door open and the horse gone. The thief selected the horse from a naif dozen.

Mr. Graham followed the animal to East Point where ho lost all trace of his property. From descriptions Mr. Graham has received from persons who encountered the thief and horse on the road it isbelieved that the thief is a young white man. OFUIXQ A CAR.

Night before- list a box ear standing on. a side tr ck near the tine depot was broken open. The car was loaded With. low and the thief managed ta get away. with several sacks.

of flour. TO OPEN TO The Chamber oX. Conyro vln Readiness for the Formal OP To-morrow the chamber of anierce will begin its cspe Thebuildings in splendid shape nd everything is ready. There ore two tickers on the floor from which' the market report be delivered and the blackboards on which the quotations are to he wiled w511 put up to-day. The chamber will receive th SAW York and.

Liverpool cotton uotalions and the full market reports frin qhioaS. The meetings- will. ha held from pa ele to past twelve on. each week 7 except public holidays At these meetings the business omen will make- their ea id discuss business matters ten. erally nd also note the changes in prices.

The chVBber bee S00 wor fore itrand will doubtless be well snstuned At ir fast eleven tqmorrow the formal Open Dg will occur. In-addition to the other inter 6ting features of the occasion a nice little lunh will be spread. It it hoped that there wj he go4 attendaijce and that the chain- will bf inits carwrxiwder IsvorabJe cir- enrnstanceo. fj. TUAI HTJSBAXP OFMINE.

Sir. EdnaidOFnrteU Turns up and Stakes The ruadars of Tn CoxCTiumoH viii readily call to mindUie filing of i auitfor divorce Mrs. Strait PnTtellagainst her husband JJ. PortelL and the fact that Mr. BurtelIf5copv pored" this suit i filing another for the ti union of no" beldbyMn.

PurteUr claimiiir that while irjiwas itarsinvnam Ht had fcetlticttgSt ith tkiriansy tw his in acuity. A leT wnsider iblaMton. ishment in his WUa that the allegations were Jalseiflt iwas Pro-- umedtbjtt idjuatnieni of differences between Mr and Mrs. had been reachet Ahts tot eflJiisoVl ljc RirWl arr DiWrsetnjui iTrtbjftolwj emtaeniJytCjJmtddj8W7i4f C1t1RATER DIES FUtTON- oj TyjAiir t- fa- near Gaiuesflje wmoEths ago. Tall ileaderwiUt arktompI xIon7and light nuatache he was a typical Moonshiner Upon.

facewuabearti of three jweeVjiifnnrtHr Li night drew On Prater sank nearer' aid iearer his end and. as tnndowa came' and the lathering twilijghtdarkened liii cell trpassed" i. BXOT3intTOWJ Bynis bedside were only his mate and lis nurse. As soon as Prater was dead word was sent to the undertaking establishment of Patterson Bowden andaVefgit o'clock Mr. tawdenwent over.

and removed the body to he luidertaking rooms was dressed. and prepared ftifburiaL 2' jK TBS rxisaoa or reLTU at Gainesvilkwere tele jraphed and ere asked osay what disposition should be made of the body. Up to Jate hour last no answer bad been received. If something is not heard to-day Prater wiirbelbnriedln Atlanta. flej W8sa jajinoLAlf Prater the.

edestrknand' was a brother of the Pretax who waikillel. in. JUK The man who died last night was one of then a Hn spirits in the After the occurrence he went to Tennessee andswatrameted there about a month ago. Four weeks ago the was lodgedin Fulthrt county. and two weeks a he was taken with measles the dis.

which.caused his Prater's was the third within three weeks from measles in the jail The. disease. is very dangerous to those whom it attacks in the prison. It seems to settle in their lungs. There three or four prisoners now in jail who are very dangerously ill with meaale Pr.

Boring the county physician is attending them. BEHIND X0 flAils Breakers Brought Face to Face With i Their PnlUng Them In. Hattie Walker the woman who opened an- artery day before yesterday for. Josephine Hamilton was transferred mthecity prison to the Fulton county jail yesterday. Early yesterday morning Rattle Walkers friends appeared d.

police' headquarters and made an attempt to secure her release. by Igiving bond for her appearance. 1j r. Howell however sent a messenger to Chief Connolly saying that tJpeephiiie Hamilton was. in an extremely critical condition and4 that she would probe.

bly die. This message made Hattie Walkers release upon bond impossible andaboot noon Ishe was transferred the Fulton' county jail to await the result of her work. Late last night Josephine Hamilton was quite low. urn HIOKTTHl WATCH Several days ago a fine gold watch was stolen from Mrs. White who lives on.

Fair street. Mrs. Whites residence was burglarized and the watch was taken with some. other. sublet A doserTp.

tion of the watch was left at police headquarters and the work of investigating the burglary was assigned to ratrolmel1f' and Mercer. They began the. case quietly and a few days ago succeeded in wcertainine that Bedford Grasho. had been seen handling a watch resembling the one stolen from Mrs. White.

Grmos reputetionia not abovopar and the patrolmen kept an eye open for him. Yesterday they ran upon nim and polled him. in The watch was not found but the arresting officers feel certain that they will. induce Grasho to disclose its hiding place. FOIt orate orrustL i Emanuel James a driver a street hack as yesterday taken and booked for reins.

trig to haul a passenger. The case willbe tried in police court this morning. Mettle Rogers a small colored girl was ar- yasted yesterday altemOQn. Shewas charged with a purse forty The money was found secreted in the girls shoe. The lady from whom.

the money was stolen declined to prosecute the girl anti. the was released. PERSONAL. STATE SENATOR Runs is in the city. i Astoecs the camera the governors office yesterday Were Judge Walker en Ur Sanders Walker of Social Circle George D.

Rice of and Henry Walker of Rome. Ar Weinmeister Iaul PaU1i1J4ik. ponvlUeFla. Co N. Feathmtone Rome Ga.

D. Law Georgia JW Murrhey city Beth Walker Dalton. Ga. SH. lilies.

Chicago. ill. yorabee. Chattanooga iainnetKe 55 AT TRI KiMBiit. Master II.

Read. It. I. Saltsman and wife Cincinnati Lynch Columbus. Ga Mrs.

N. K. Cox- Miss Cox Kenworthy Master Willie Kenworthy Philadelphia George W. Robertson Pteksklll. Y.

B. Y. Nelson Selma Alabama Boy kin Wright A. Thomas Augusts 3. Jones ElbertoggE T.

Birmingham D. Cbutntz Winchester Misslutle GordonLynch- burg G. B. Posker. G.

W. Walmans Bos ton IL IL Swine Cincinnati Drand Mrs. esgra1ncansdar II. Ciograin. Canada 1.

S. Anderson Newnan 3 0. Burtz Cincinnati Frank II. Miller Auusta JX CninmtngB Augusta Lee IetSentha Chi. JcagopiL i.

Martin. hi. Louis H. 1. Foster Au.

rusta C. Foster Ealtitnore G. if. Brown. iituinlzgiam Fred Fly.

Birmingham A. A. GalaghfeSICnattanooga 31. Go McDonald. Rome GeorgeBker New.

York P. PblnUn and wife. Miss PlooILyncabur Vi Hon. O. lUmlltonBorne Louisville A B.

Piper. Baltimore B. Sowder. Y. It.

i Co. Rev. B. Dennis. Va.

3 C. Vanweter and WtteCinjtI P. T. Turner C. G.

WilUamn. Thomi NLoruia William Lorillasnd wife George Loriu prank. Kendrick Lotert Bronby. Charles Coomalty Tory Tsnell and wife E. C.

Ermlse Miss Kinmie lItiick icy Miss Fannie Templar. Lorella party W. S. Adams. Macon Mrs6 A.

Bird. Clinton La- lira. E. St. Thomas S.

B. Thomas B. W. Adair Cincinnati B. P.

Gray Greensboro N. T. 0. Hofftnin New York 8. W.

Yaa Chicago D. B. Gould and wife St. elphla J. Qulglty.

New York. The Lorellas TAILNIght. DeGiyes opera hpnse was well filled last night with an audience anxtonsttrseetae Lorella corn- in Mishaps or' Bttersbyg Baby. The Is a mingling off on and laughter throughout and was greatly enjoyed1 bytheaMIenco Ths first scene was bid in a Paris flat and was full of Inn frolic and ludicrous. itnsions In th see end scene the abductionol the baby by the brigands and the tableau was greatly enjoyed.

The third act was the climax. Before was reached the audience was in a thoroughly nod tumor but when that act was over the crowd was carried away. Frank Kendrick Mr. BattersbyT was good. TonyFarreU sustained his paitweQ tIIss i Jesele Leland was The singing of Miss tleJaDd and" Mr.

tooknha hoiseV rMisf Temples singing was Miss Utnckley won. the audience. Altogether the Lorella company 13 toodsnd the-audience was pleased. Tnethre9 Thomas Willianuand Edward ia pedalltles axe Imraense and will slwqs receive waraiwelcomBln Atlanta- TryThom sXWilliamsCosGeeHsirp flThenextmee ngotthe Arl club will be held a tie residence of MrrHowell Jackson Peach tre sti Vcn Monday etenu Tbe programme will be unustally interesting anfl rlllprobablyftg pub. lbIiId full before thi day of me tlng arrives.

Ber. BUhopBeckwith Is expected to readaif ozft. veal article prepared for oeculon. Colonel yr Burke Will deliver a short. address on the BwuUesandAbsuTdlMefofMtufe ProlSnow will fill his put by a vocal solo- and the other V5tiye i features Of the eveningwin- teaks this meeting one of the moS suocesml of toe season.

emorTi and kindred symptoms sho Wmmf Th pt carsnce to-night thls great favorite wfllbe hafltdffttadellgWby habitues olourl i- Ti-i- i' Mr. KoU I tfildsiilfilikni In atrlc chirt real comedywlth senroUonalinn and quaint KoblesV plays are' not only unliiue as he expresses. but. the maahlmBeU Is uniqu In wring ejatnenUr successful in ttf co Jtaedcsjadtjof author actor end man ajer To- ufalithe appears' to Love andXaw- Ms new" piw The BtLpuis Dispatch i eakscf as lol- iow T7 1 veandliwnwMch6tl title of latest oiamauiiUte Nobles repertoire is an American pelp-druna In three acts with an Irish lawyer for Its ro and an Italian street etowir lot its inter- isttngfemaie. Two acitot the play ajre given up loveand the last to law.

The scenes ire laid in New York and the people of the play Are such. as you could Jnfl any day In the metropolis. The. Story reveals the tender nature of the Hibernian Bttorney and7feveraladventuTous. phases of the street stagers career.

Felix OPafl takes an Inter. est In the girl learns to love her sndf when his strong right arm is- required for her- protection'- he. oo band to shield her. When she gets into the clutchesoiavUlainootltaUan. and is bekl prisoner in hfl den is tin valiant knlzht who conies to.

her rescue and sets things to right la time to claim Mitts for his bride and lay bare all the ocosndrellsm of her whllom surroundings. Mrs. Nobles Is- pleasing actress and a pretty. i vocalist. Oho plays the part of Kltta splendidly and wulastnlght warmly applauded.

The company present the rest of the characters Miss Barnum one ol the best actresses of Milton Nobles company was to badly injured In. Chattanooga last January that she could not perform while to Atlanta before. and nerrolea prominent feature- In Love and taw' and' in The Phomix" Sued to be almost struck out. Miss Barnum Is now wen again and will appear In both pieces in JUlantartherefore both plays will be this time given in their whole perfection. Shejapaneas i Festival The ladles and children Df our" city are Indeed enjoying themselves amid the beautiful and most brilliant Display of novel household decorations produced aUhe Jauaneao festival rooms.

chamber of commerce corner Pryor and Hunter streets. There has been since the opening a. continued crowd composed of only the very' best peope of cur city. Thepricesare so reasonable for fine goods that everyone seems delighted. The feature of selling season tickets for only a cents has been the means of proclaiming for.

thiS greet enterprise' an unprecedented success and the management certainly- deserve the appreciation to Tilfllngly bestowed by our home folks. Tne Artesian Wen The depth of the wen at midnight was 1467 feet. The drm Is 1 dark granite. Water ithetopetthewelL Gee Etw tobacco is good audit sells. Apt Interview With Mr I for tltlit Ole Mary Coal and Coke Co.

Oar reporter hearing 61 a reduction In the price of domestic coal dropped Into Messrs. Wilson A Coi office toJearnwbaUt all meant and found. Mr WUlon busy sendingout coal. Jleponer I hear that coal for domestic use has been reduced again Wilson yea we have reduced the Glen Mary lamp coal 75 cents per ton making it cost now 75 per tony delivered anywhere the drsytcan driveinthecity. Tli1sisaerylOwfigure for this superior grate coal tnt our company has gone to work and spent sboutten thousand dollars In fixing up new tor the trade building a large coal elevator with a.

capacity of two thousand tons and by this we reduce theexpense of waste In handling and. air' therefore enabled to give the trade better cod and ataclosei figure than any other dealer in the city Our company has come liege with a first- dart coal and have fixed up to. do thebusIns with economy and despatch and we expect. to uieetlny price our competitors name for we are bound to have our share of the. trade in this market.

Dry coal lump. coat prompt delivery ml as cheap the chapes Is orir watchword go seeing this meant bnsinegs we took our hat and left feeling good that coal was so cheap. 0. i. tf.

Old Indian Cure. Is the best blood remedy known. it Is a purely vegetable preparation and never non to fall though teste 1 in thousands. of vases that baffled the skill of physicians. Tur.

Joseph Palmer. Feagln G. writes I haye used It extensfvely In my practice twenty years and do not to It ft spe fjtlc forblpod diseases In any form. DrFArToomerPeryGasays Itisthebest blood purifier known anti to suffering a send for her pectdlarailments. It win promptly and permanently cure Syphilis to any EcrofulalEczema White Swelling Vatsrrh Old Sores.

Rheumatism Ulcers Tetter and eiery form of blood disease or skin disease flue to impure blood. tLSOper largebottl Txi 0. Co. Perry Ga. Sold InAtlantaiGa.

wholesale and retail. by Ilutchison Bro. 14 Whitehall and retail by U. P. Tyner corner lkoad and Marietta.

if. Georgians drink Tate Spring water. The best and freshest vegetables can always be bad at T. a Maysons No. 3 Marietta street.

Mayson's faculties toe seeurlrg the finest vegetables la tbemarket Deceived. neJeincaUountslnccalisthebest InAttsnj U. Yard corner Peters sad Mtngum Streets telephone 829. Office 10 Broad street. I JNOr Itoucekeeperi desiring an anything In the shape fancy and stsple-groceriesr'Jresn meats bread cakes candle etabav only to.

telephone. JJsysonNq. 3 Marietta street and. their orders gillbe promptly filed. Mr.

Peter B. Van Houten who has been the superintendent- for. Messrt Wilkins Post Co. forsixyears4 wants' employment One. He can ive the best references a capable man to manage machinery and iron works of any description.

can beaddressw J533Luckie street. But for the suspension Ute firm lit would not be out of employment and wants krremaitt in the ontl lw i i fJLoesrout for tit Great Auction Sale 1 Oft Watchtsv DIamonds Jewelry tadsaver PUtedWaie to commence' Saturday March 7ta IndUstSOdsys. Ate Spring water warinted to cat flysp psli 15 ftfk i I i The Jtffleo moon tain coal Is the best le Atlanta. Yard corner Peters andManeninsttesUteIepiione toes fresh tomatoes lettnwED turnlpfrresh beets and everything else good to tit. let him send for your orders and Jie gar- ifitfi jg ett ilBettp PILES Fistufla Fissure cers Perfectly Cured without using i KMrl-iaATUREorCAOSTIC No Detenton CURE N0 Our 27000 The Treatment Is Kary and FatixIesss HftCubolld Acid or Knife used in our Treatment.

CANCER' CUREDi Tape Worm Removed Address W. H. LFTTS D. LIIaIita Ga FRiDAY AND ATUIU AY UASCU 8 AN0- 7 AT a. Three powerful plsyby thepen the eminent.

WONDERFUL of LNDRIINLBLE FOECE3and Pre- Eentmg KewFroblemswhich have been sub. tattled to the greatest Scientists and ablest intellects and Is stW unsolved I STARTLING I INTERESTING Rccebe4 evefywhexewiUi Bounds of Applause aod Ertat nghterl DeGIVES Admission Mcwt Children 25 centserved A Crews cent Sn4 THE JAPANESE KST1VAU CHAMBER OP pOMMERC CORNEl PBYOB ANPITOIITEB BK. XlaiaJJ yonnrlsiyihat a' wonderful collection of curios art treasures and noypltles 4 8 atOB tickets only 25 centtr- The Concordla AssociatiOn lrPOEiagi mm Tlckits of admission TOT salaby JacobHau1 foii E. Alabama streets A- Eosenfeld corv AU. UB and Whitehall street H.

o1dn 65 White- sji5tneU sani5 LJ ELOCUTION Sg SPtS i 4rf rISsJDmZPOWELL. OF 8 SCIIOOL. 111 of ofeldcutlonChlcago will give InstrucUosil to private pupils and classes in elocution. Terms tessonableaFor further particulars J1Jll8 at 16 tC5sin street. tSttwteaWtllvalyaadJ toaolvtd by mutual consent An said firm wfll be ie brjl aotawCaElmera anftWooteaiiad wIQHftta SECT TAYIXElBTHiacn3WlU be pleated to Jas A.

indersonlCoi WtttehalKSt iif o2iusvii n- irvtvy AtlantafSifesteEoinfRiBl ft 3rftiy sr Sfls BnOETESTASDQTJICKKTtEni BetweenffSinlnttonAUant an4HobItaaM 200pm 2 po 268 pra 28pm ftOSpm 548pm 722pm a 10 pin 503am 2 SO am 700am v' fi fl a Qi IIJt iID wi pclLpAR ARAORAPHS fp eOP11bOUUtC1tl Glurre4 hI an4 Tiby tat CoitttUt0fl of. tat Bd1 Goaf Ciptto y4a PoID at Polio. rt Thew Gee HawSold by lIUr1e011 Bro. k5' Tllere re ntwaay 1 Vry 375 Jitled lr. jckrla 0 rorrGlen mpcoal315 pedon aeynred.

ltuday 1t 1noreli i le. 1 lhe jLf2it child of lIrand Mre. Jo' H. ktr iSClUOOJl beard firema nowc tinl bo jor thonewqm tpt bouse. :1 tttrdy ap po elated ro 4Jluda It baa wa ed JptWon tD t' s1dwic mrtDber of now 01 1 toIhoH.

horuides from Ole ate. 10. auociationwiUineot the TlD or fitl Dg IIUit yeater Ricbmo l- the. lu sband ahalC trave11nm ex- tion the urdlence afratureofhisrih It ladies' memorial to Mellslibrar elllT cod wardas fo eJl Marie ta lti et i an 8pn 1 21 t' tteDd the Iita joe. Theboard yeate day end UBe jy ggy 1' and un an.

mov i andN ew Ac ill tosee I Wiy notdecided of le- to. morrow. the he 0 ORLEu3 AnIlDtments1JelnMAde OoodLarge 1 Del gation 1 flu ba ble 1 day beinginWto of od IIJuyde5iretogo. Therate anoacent i 1 tdred at 1niJe all i dred t. for roulJ Cit od 1 :1.1 ew i tv et OOrRT.

1. tfltie uDsuaUyI1ICL ay efaled 1" 1 Se. un imously th taJe wuacqlli ted. ji 11. terd 1 co.

nt H. jrln filSt4 1 lar gav too bhe aen iof i 8lId. halCyeare. i liB. W.

I yWiRiZ. Jl BtDUIna AN Iatened la Qkland em. ete 80i1cu jI fune ofMroW. II. olJt riy Thert1Tn 1wer err l1 froi Ue lfnceotC3.

ELf e11 at lt JiJ. tndt 4Jarge y. of tJJe 1 n. 4. I the ndlwere nil th tt itiUDade byReT1fiGl nn dDl.

Ke daU de ane uenna appPOpi1t8 tothe i lon. Mr. Bradl aceomRued them1 j1. piano and tiJTo1J X. i r.

H. oweuIMgltJ. llISLOT. ocm 11. soUl atdurar whereJp Is Dell J4J101Jg buall en Pt1a h4 1lft.

oJIerUlII certJnan1qtl butlliaL er.th eert 1l us' 61o rp w'-orhriiars' ed Oaklnd44t1wkrywwe 11 el1' Ia" JhOl ofl ot blo aad9CC 1 the of 1iJb n4 1 teN OJUlJ IY InoutuJi h' I 9 gpa t1 a rjt two i tO t' ft Z. rL111Ig t1flt4ottfthe ec 1ia. OOJCfthe Ivy treeLbOl fitJUnu1fh deserves Ii thnheohu om. name hTboJn emJIIYX" TbreereeUn 11lfoi empaey carne' Atlanta Inquea of- work dhul HI d. ZiJivilll in Jat Miaslsalp.

pljb ntr It com a ther ir in. ro h1iIlJltemHeam to AU ta lieTiD hel Ji1 heilthfnJi atCn fg JOeearch for rL- bnab 1. 010. Ji. loJtnen Jlanaia I a wt kgou attckedWith rheu Jnatamn 8 WDlonder811d JeeliD.

tbat 11. in.go.- bUicareful reatme Jt. relieTe J1imJMr DemP-9'isoughtUle il yyJtreethopit1 Dr. ti1liDCUirrh iin attendancegaye 1 1' nned 1Jt CQUIclbt triDempaeyf fW8I1I1pec1SOono frthe wards Qn1. th ftnt t.

Jill Ulg lcrre4. AA4tarwi1hin thre e. da rnea. ner1Y 1er1Of. Qbaeerwoul Qn to 00 h11Jory i4eeI d1i raiBodianlb fdtica ihebeat lal fiJ1elYfahpedolj ad ia Indbroadjun au Ieti f' ndPlereinKxtremely e1fectO mouthupes jneu ofremark b1t lFrntieiTed hehindJiis Vthifl li fare UI.

attra. atlenuo ft. in. W. di e.

bU. a' aren toA nca. He. J1tbe ypnger days blllife OhIoltIld learn 6 uth Orleanewherehe mon Iu sequently easterIrhoule into. mie1ortuneovenook orj.

paath beellclerk lg InaamaIl MissisaifPi. Dem eI' 0 soopaa at. te ure AiJ U1 J1lUI neatJrdl lsed Jnanenteled the. bed cellfol nighhtho ofgold I hereques i end Cto Atlanta oL perm sJon Abram M. rwdea av nue kniv a cat h.

guilty oneJ UI nd HISLOCilT at th ofa lcekttwaa beforelaai and1r. recoverit. Uhu I wmeraa eit1yeeterdaYIeuchiIlg nig t. llaldozen. to.

ofhis roadiUebelieved ita whitoil3an. laat Itand lg vrsck carwaa manage ofCv 1n FormalOpenlD rrow the1 erce er. The- uil lng jndevel1thing rea tic ktrt will blsck oudlon hirh to" rtceiieUie Ofk d. mar. 10 rem behe1d.

baH. eleven haU tuh tay cept pu hobcJayA cud bunneasmatter. n- i' era lly nd no I chrn er a. at ad work I ro it. ItIld ollluaw d.

a1 tqmorrol9tbeformal openD In addition thuther ofthe ii wP1 gIC rttenda thaUbe clla. I XFijdta fQaerfTOrab1c I US JlI Ed1l-ard Co PnrteUbrunp udllake. Viis iD4I eIti iCaI. I mind. tJielllt1g.

AIlt1 euiffordJ orcey JPurtel1 agaIJ1Iiherhuaband Pur ndth gwUt teUtcol by Un llano. U1erforJh pot heldbyYnhrtell cl. lth- it1hvlbi eii hadbuib ughriUih1l. eiuit 4f da1 go nelder. b18.

uton fuetfecl ITA thepubIicati of an amd. mtdJ l1r ic he withdn" 1Uhe eh tht he hadmada udFing alltgationl1fCf fa1a rtt sinned that an. ft and1lr lurt llh beenreaQhed i Souse way1Ad1y Otg reacheclthorlt1 ftetan uteJi4ed. sbsence. iUa' Oaibreezt R1Yt ar4- 6 MratbrtoU hu cm i lllIt Hli batn p1 bl 1Ur.

2 nrpto get upaeDstiOl rolheJ iit ltiJt. Jt teiIJ Iittfi iU1ei rlrG C1 I emiD1 1 i taJ JJi jEurriC iJ ft 1II it Iron IIg hE1D. rtfi i JJa l1 UAJJJv II. Ja1. ou i1hi17i 1tc 6 Iei14iritiii krt XIOJrf che yiiipi moO i iafaeora IV k.

rUi ghcIre 2idi lle 8 Jldn 1nf ath 1 iWnf8hra fh1it' 1fiifi uei iZJJD r' Ily Jii li1lU lI DWe' I li. wudeadword tlnd rt Irit tab1 11 1 1ent ff fklole1o kHr remov ct hebodyto he. 1mdertak. inr COma w. 1.

en. waa' rep red ft 5 1 T1IK1Jt IIDsorl Tu" phe4a ed to lIyWhat uiI Qlitio of1he. fbody. gl nothearct t481aIrrater wnrbe. urie41n 1I uaitimoLAlfPi pedestrian and UlePratezwliowukllle4.

1. the TO oth tIeadh pirits11r1 After the.occur- trence Tennelseetnd 1fU aneetec there bOu ain nth Fo rW eka' was1odgedJnFW It nnt1J8U btl1laa W1thmeaaleathe eaaew1l1chc used hiadetJi 1rterdeat1iwu. Wrahritb1nthree weeketrom ojau hB attacks priIO D. I. ieemJto.

In. thW. ee priscnerano le 17. nlwUhm lee. EoriDg1Jie phl i ian IIBnABS.

ILa Br01lIb1iFac. PulUn woman9hojopened fo jHamJltoD ft countyjail yeat rday arly JnCrn lg RattieW alk er' frie ds attemptto releaseby givmg ap ance. 1 Pr. Howellhowtver opt a andthst mesla about J1O tq jail to quiteww. daYlIgo allrie wu.

stiee l1r thewatcli ta ti 1 leU ofinve tiga Dg oIe land iai 1g. t. reaembl lgthe atoIenfromMra. ttfoni boV eyepen f01h 1J1hn theyWill duce 1 ding DCa wltlJnterday refus. a.

coloredgirlwuar a. WU ch ir1sahoeThe1ady themoney PBR ON AL. A OKG eg9v Aorf 1 ter ay Weteli1dge nd nders sterraw onville Tie. Lgw lTEutoni ai1. Wi Sethd.

II. riJs O' Yaster JtlSAltg in. Cox. Kenworth 1 terWill1e PJUJJlQelPhJeGeorge N. Jtcyktn ItA aj 11.

ts Mssrllf Jg Boston tg 10Burtztnc1nna FrankH lUetiAu CtunI Ua In rs wam Galalh Chattanooga George ker Flood I burg D. Bamllion Rome4.BlPtLouisTID A PIP D. T. Loriu and Coomall wUeH. rmaF B1t ThomuRwobia1r fC Jo Jl' Cliiii roB.

lttUPl1 aa B1YEdmuJldl t1moreW GSeeR1chm 11:11 F. learcei CinctnnUT ii4dox Jr. lJW8C1t1phiaiJ. QulgltyNewYC II LoreU7Aat I jiL" DeGinlopm hci a tnighi ana dlenceau1o tJO" tkJLofeuatom. janYfr Bt The play 1aJa amblgUngo I 4 i1 ancllleaUJ en10 1brthe af1dlence.

1tisucene1tIIlald Jlatand wufull i i Wf glJ Wuthe WU aucUencewastlla lum Jj when act1lU thecro cr aatlrank drlck as HrBaUera i I fM isI Yr JreIUool Ula hQIPeq JU lIln kleJwoa. 1hnUd1enee. compallJ1s. good and the audience leas fL ThomuW1l1iaDL I. Ed.

Wrd I1 cla11tienrt lI1 ve if i oiVi1l G' I 1i i thereildeIfceOfrt JrcboniPechtreei 1hhidi lethiWOfmQUntur1 fn. BJti PJi ck di 1iMd artic1eP oecuioniColoDerJ iJp iV ahortiaddrea 1INu ea andJbaurditiea ofMlISIerror Snow cl101oud theolber jtraetiJe tea. tuns. eTt1lln I wp1m e. t1ta.

he 1fi 4m- atift M1HY. IIA t. l1tn01lJJ 4 o. cUindtecl9IDPtomi should send i tiae le pc. 1d 2' mJ" dlJ nOJ Jre4ioa1AAo iil.

lf 0. n'I iiil 1f. SfD ERs GR XI ii I7IEJ WA tiji e. Al t3 iI tiJii e- niibfdlWi greatfT9rl ban th eUg bRbe JitbUurs Ot' Wt lf4 1Z' Wi ldahl1aXIk c' tn t1 it im. fu1loler 7' a tanthor" un i tv IA1l created b100Ilelyea.

fifo. Noblos' arenot uJU ea b1lt i1t ba enP7JOOCeqf11l11i blne4caI dj a' thoractoj manaer Slfgh' be 1i1uI4 e8 piec msD1spatch speaks Qf loR lows J3. and IaWl b1Ch I repert9trelunAmer1caD JI1el a or hero tJIltltan lillget Udnter i Ji eJ tend dln 1o J1etoo. handtoahIe1dher. hen clutchesof of.

v1llalnouaItalWl. beheld 11th. n11antkn1iM heueatu toi1hUn cIalmRittA INoblewa u5fil fl d1dl1 ofU1e badlJinjured noth fo herro a romlnemleaturo.1n and. appe8l1n th pteeesfnAtlantatthereiore pIa timeciven 1h. panl lbeladles chlldrenofoui 1n eed them iiy Ja rommlrceeorner abeeI CT01IdcomPQed ouzeity so folttne gQ.

ds everyC WW4elighted. onlT2 iland arM lb rec1 thof dr11l1l l. within feel Qf the wpot the welL venwtob oii oodancliIt1la. AOJ BEDUCTXOW ijf1 BX 9J pt A ptewWIth JOWIlIOD ie porterhearinScf red tionln' theprlcex eoal lB. Co.

tOJeam whaUt. nt frWfl1on1mey coaUor dOril Ucme lump-coal eenis U5 draJt' ClU drlveiu the city. Thilla a Tel11 wfI fOdhlsm rlor tt Olup. tleva ns were- ie thS at a clOe111gure ed the- business la tbrwanJl tOhaTe coalth pn ourhUand oi ld ci It fla the' theskillofphysicians. DrJoleJh PahnerFea1n.

Je ext VeJrtll. J. em anddo hea1tat8 to pronounce lOrb t. Dr. A.

Toomer fer' GL says SIt is the best. lood odaendforher tlmenta In an Ecrofulaa Tczema Whl. te Tet e1 ery sUo per large bottle. TDoLCCoPerr1Ga. fnAt GiLwholesale Bro14 Whi hall.

retaUby nerdCO a rlnkTti The tAblet ba fon I i 1narkehre UIIs1 ussurasaed. b4D IT' iThde IICGMountlJ1 it the belli In nclKangu1l1 S290mce 8Blod i. JNorBTOc Ho1l6ekt peia aut rJn. thnhap of an4It1plf cer1eattesh ellcud1e ie" have BOn Nq. 3ltariettaltreet heftOrders re ti i JiRouteD whoh beutl1 foriM Wllk ok for giTethe reCerences pblJmuJomanir andJron ut deaqJE.

H. CI1lead 38 Luckieb ti lUI nalon' of 1irmh beout plo en tt lTnn iiI I FrahVeltabletl 3I fdT rA tiIlWi toesfnjhl mitoeItleUneeEDrU h' um frOth btetndev lend1orY011r oldemD4 i tO tf th PitOJAIJLU Qm Ii 1i 1f I i c' tA e' rL" thYV XI TLm Q.A. l' j. tliJ AN ATA GA. 1 i jrf ltjP I 6 i St 1 SWaJl S1 ET ii lii iJI ii Drst8 ftsi' Beus 3.

Ib 9 S3 fel a1tsfrcctf i F. r- 11 A 1 if. 1 i 0 Ak' tua1tcpr tlr. wl ou 1c. 1Ffi Ir4TURr rC UStIQ J4 27 OO 8efCnrel liiC baUo' ornUe oUdretment CA GERCiR orm fu6 ed CONSULTATIOliFREE Wi1tJEris.1L Dltlanta AII1u RX tiO' nS A tl IUJAYAlW 8AT1JlUAKABOU 6A1fft 1 Ati1IU.

Iie of theG UthemF TOriI MTTT ONtN BEESi AIl UI1and IUted Voca11rtan .0 cUfm. 1. t1. UDLIciC ot S1JIPOrtedb1 Powerful Oompl11ti O. r.

iif. DAJW sA bWJyf i MATINEE IN ERvIEW gm THE PuQElfI 111r Welfu1P1 1f pen actor o. bIe Ua Res 1hItPJ Mar. 3 5. 61.

0 MRS. EMrNN Scientific zle. PoEKEB oUmmxiRtE 1 self t1 1 I ectllfand UDIOJlIC1t AMUSINGtN DMPjEHENS' i Tmhero 1ULBo a dGnaLauh GIVE MON YNI GHJ Jt RCHf9thiJB 10 ilfCJtUdm1' 1 1lIIUhUijp. NI OJCOMM ERCEf 0 rRY BAlU MissTeruIBh waf 1 1e young 1acTi hU' a erl 1 i eo an Qf est4 lj he CO A. 550C.

i tiQn WIIL HOLD1HEIlLNNUAt PURnr ASQU I Ei BALL lt O.lt\ eaJ1ei Ey Mri i jlffiit We bY Zacob RoBenfelcoMAlaj MG 9 lJ i 1. JllicaIlYTaij fj. 2 OfOfeldCId1OD. eac 0 will Id 1t. IDs fn1etI.

Cns. 1 nable. t1loxJurther. ln us i JtItt1feclld l1tgt- lk ij Mmt ll1B i1 tt' iJfVPJlfiAioi i. JiE irf tot l' J4Te1U to WedflSSd75 jfthSD antSaID4dn1rrtl f' d.

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No. 8 AcC. 6 12 pm 5 66 I rtVilieyAr U2 umbuzLy 20 UowsBetweenavnnhM AgO2' ynjiihifld Wcs53ndMbetween8ffflfllh ID thntaja1nsNo3and54. CIUc1flfl. cr b6tUi attanooa yi tInt car 7 and WaCrOS3.

eep MonQmeq kid TTInImr1Ii Ulul run 02117 ttna 113 CePt Berthi T1L1gO1Zn1D1 BGHMIDT. 3W A u. Octobel2thil Oin 12ti18 thV tnu1o11ows c1t C. RUrY Qr i at lluah 11'- bAfly Zxcainriiir. yth1 ye i Teit IV ji.

veaTe. 1 I Th iSTUTIO ATLANTA G4Jy MARCh 8 hISA CVENTS ld.PAb.UtthVit7G.tered 001th1 tM'- potgI bW Co ere 1iurdy. ton da. Jr. eUe 1cer1bg.

qG1en feiiecrehe Mr. end o1 ibut 1otionf gi terdy wai fjehn Told eed waela4 oidewa1kismged. ra enber II ne A IabO ho rebideB Le ci 0. Ct Iy. rc ti thekilling 0i om cr fora o.

fiflan f5 in tteud partintheor. ic atreetnear Iartine out r. tholives onLuckiestreet. 6.o- Jib fl ofthe a1low Sn MoavgtmeittsbesngMad000ra ViiitiOWVV 5 eL the i madato ofthe the IOCEl r1 Ie now centV a Iarttr a i be gcol niL exGeorgiansuotv moot wo Vt VV i 11 Rufis O0p' man1 gv work eenteUCa of I Ar. iaterrdiftJ1em wlcea.

Thefuner Mr. owel1 onrred fttetJay. The rrmiins were roabdenee L. IIoel' West Zd A large enipany grenriels t11twith carriages. Ais 1A suede by Rev.

O' ad Dr. Kendill an CtLil. Bradlef the Ton the 7j Ifl old Irieo1 iV HowelleangiJ lUsLOYerOf mvSoiil' ltd Par Agsls Aicoeg eentS itrhats Thei were many n4 servie i it the bouseUi p1oeiO of lrriagei GOeoded QAJi ud aI V. Orells a. acid of a vj presce i the d.

boottirrsand ststert' wgioeuz I FlOWCl P51 1 OMipaps pape at CQflstutioa 01 icet2S tnth1 hundrd. 4 i 145 Manj the plta1A1iI.Drntit Trampi Tea Ceieizvios presauti two sad etli this en a bk in a- waMon the. floor of the street hospital 1 man who a better lot than he hasc Ills' Is Tsoniu GDempsy. Three weeks ago Mr Dempsey eanse to In quest and health. Ho bad Iibntcontzacted antI was.

coinpe1Ie- there in to AUseita believglhe locality healthful at once began search work. to epIojes and about a natisin. Ills had grown. but Jilsu Iy street Bizzell who was MrDempsey that nianent r. was to one the the eccon4 j1oo of itiiin He eLxty i than two Hs1sdecldediy i a fixtelooking trj educated ainoag die Iia.

is ascribes to a expresse ofremarkablwefl attention ina wd. userlca VOfbjs lifein ew For. a beenclerkthg in atthe bewas 0 t. one yesterdayMTL sk for Vhelp. r.

C. afineblack ha fol- thiefand roadit iibelievedtbat managetaget iOBROW. cuiTxrvIn OPtthgVTkrrOWs dbsmerce c0r. buiIdmgiln read the Th ball weet tb II cheet a great sad good. work be- alfyast the.

ll Iii fl0VestiDg lun ul ud 1 OT ci TLLA2UVSBA1D OF JUNE. Ed' ant Furteil QmwktI4vsl7. ofTea I ofa suit for I E. PurteU cop I 1 sesionofl5ClOnowheldby Mrs. Portal it was her In name it I ughiirith blaxaoneysndwaa fOWVd75 ago considerable was crestedby the pabllcatlen ofan eflldavft made by MrPurtell in wlthdr waIl the charges thathe bill agat.MrsiPurteU-afld elating- false.

It was an Ia or two Jgo MrPurtsll ireched the ityfter aulextended. lie gotoaibreezaandmdo.tlilflg5UV4lY urouu the house 14 ioeh an. that Mrz. Pg1te1UhU boen d4jad. te pntuthoo.

police- afterc bm.Ifr a aettiesnnt of affairs has basis baa been roads public. Mr. wil probably leusaboflyct bttor he pezinnentJy calmed downi JJeU JieiaaclorThausaztds ofpopte have nervous. hail. digestiou.

bwbowcoaail makes- theiiiMr BswriteiuIbavtesi taiSgBrw1s1 tbsye ist'-- e--- Ik1 AJIRCNV FRATER INFUL1N. a COUNTyJgy fthrrit t. Xurdsr the Bove Oos oi vilk-Takea Off t5a Sir DU SIA j' esterdayon xnp1e tin Fultencdiy ji1lsy aoungmanwhVwsrnlQ dying. JL was a7on Prater a regular daradeyli in courage md one of I tBI52ygJsg 0711C1E3V0 eap f.w thQths slender with-a dark oftree eekgroirili Asnightdrew- sank nearer ieartrhia cathand atheriugtwilfghtdarked he passed ieaIfu1y IXTaTUS OTBUTOILD. his rtauin and ut efgbt ocloekMr owden went theiindertabingreosns wber was fo burial.

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M. VSMU. OPERA HOIJSE SLTURDAY 7 MATINEE Return the Greatsonthern Fay rite- NLTONNOBIES And the Young and Vocalist and d1enne Euyported by a Legitimate Company Its. SATURDAY a. ssv su Ii powerfuiplaya by the ill llDtonobIes.

himseu. tsusI prices. Reserved seat at Phillips fs Crews Nar13f56. 7. COLEMrLN THE Pti1e' Poeseseed FOECE3 and aentntgNewProb1em3hich AMUSING INCOMPJEHENSIBLEI OPERA.

HQUSE MONDAY NIGHTJsARCH9thVtB85r canla seaos atIhliUps 71 cents. V4 EVERT DAY AND N1GILTC COMMERCE rRYORAlDIlViTIR Miss Teruishiwara ladyhM mootwonderful Saiontfcketionlyfuicents. I ThEIR ANNUAL MASQURADEO i On Wednesday Evening March 11th. o8ttAlabenastreetr A. corAla banta UJa3lieLn lall3trOtt.

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Ohlo. ma mpA2TNxRelnP irEstoio ExTrI. 1Mitia day szelastujdarsswwbeietllbyJ I 1- WETDOTOT PAT A' 4 r' SUITS oYo4T UNIDE RWEAR Of deseriptions for I and5 Boys i I AT Less than Minufacturers at wxA EucnXD T0 OUT- WINTER We sic danryscelilog pur' WBTISOrSPB bayeyon look at thex. Mr 0. JON THE' cITY will ake2pumeszu Inderson Cot I Fonomy at Xotyj Stat.

Agrl I cultural CoJegesiii Icaunthcslttingcamiedthe srt i Oak newlth the wonderIn1vmr' oven or mdo bytheEccIato tactiiri4gcoot StfI0I5i by Mr Gibe Plllcyasthe best cooIng apparatis wtthInnyknow1edge that wllEnot fall In y. respect the I uo15 a ATLAIiTLMiD NE 4 Atlanta West Point RR I 2iosTsoxuTMsPebcuar72lxt16e6. I SUOBTTA2WVICKT L1 oBLE4s TXA8 and all points In the Southwest. Three 6a117 PDANSLEEPBS Eatween Wsrhlngton At1aII and Mobile sn NwOrleaBI C- 800TU i o.bO.- NoIL Vr AUInte. il40p 243pm t228aie Falmetto.

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pm 1n35Osnd51joliAUMtaan cw Qr1es vitheutchingo. ii a PuIissanPatceesrsbetweenAtlnt dteiy- Orleans without ehasigeois alt trains. I Pullman. sleepers between Atlsnlaand Mw prleesia on all trains. WoMen 1I1r05LIIIeTTh0StIMMIM Ata and I a--- fth DR.FRAWCWS- DLMsstoMMfeg The.

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