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SILYEMT1BC1KCOBB vV 5 Ones jt Atheis Male Ulder stndlugjyoi oa Fiiuces I- FREE COINAGE WINS THE DAY Hl 8 Annie Robbl of Albany Led the White Metal Side. ATLANTA GIRL CKAUPIONED OLO CAUSE Hiss Lucia Abbott Was Leader for Single Standard Both Sides Did WelL Athens Ga. October The treat financial question continues to be die- cussed on all aides. arid Just now In Athens Us discussion La not confined to the stump. This afternoon at Lucy Cobb Institute the young lad es debated the merits of gold and silver with as much zest and earnest- ness as opposing' orators would display at a political rally.

This was the rst debate In the Tenny- sonan literary Society this year. and quite a number of visitors were present to tear tile arguments on both sides or the question The young ladles acquitted themselves with great credit and showed themselves to be well' up on the financial question. The young lad es upholding the gold standard side of the argument did admirably but the strength of the argument lay with those advocating the rights of the white metal and a decision In favor of saver was rendered. Miss Rosa. Newberry presided over the debate and Mrs.

Lipscomb summed up the arguments and rendered the decision The leader of the silver side was Miss Annie Hobbs or Albany who made a magnificent argument and who was presented with a silver butterfly' after having finished the debate. With her as advocates or silver were Misses Eula Darrett Mary Hunncutt and Mary Barwlck or Athens May Muntord. of CartersvUle Mary alk Of Monroe Isolenp. Wimberly of Twiggs county Jessie Reid. or Atlanta and Hortense Shivers.

of Alban Miss Lucia Abbott of Atlanta championed the gold standard in a etrong argument followed by Misses Ruby Clifton. Isabel Thomas and Kata Lovjoy or Athens Eliza Chlsholm or Savannah Nona Eeardeh of Madison Ella infield or Missouri and Bessie McFarland. of Amerlcus. TWO FARMERS USE KNIVES. Jones and Crawford of Morgan County Slash Each Other.

Madison Ga. October 12 Special A serious altercation ocurred on last Saturday night near lo this county. between R. R. Jones and Henry Crawford two prominent citizens or north Morgan which came near resulting In the death of bOWL During a dispute Crawford called Jones a liar and the latter resented with blow.

Doth men' clinched Crawford got out his knife and while Jones was opening hla rave him a severe cut on the face ie gash extending- from just below the right eye diagonally across- the face to the left side Of the chin. Pasties Interfered but before they could separated Jones succeeded In opening tie Xnffe and cutting Crawford twice In tie neck both cuts being very bad. Jones- re calved one or two other cuts on the body and leg but they are. not considered dangerous It was at first thought that Crawford wounds were fatal but it was found that none of the larger arteries ere cut and it is now thought that he will recover. There has been bad blood between the parties for some time.

COOK COUNTY CLERK isrm Xnopf. Charged with Indorsing Fraudulent Registration Chicago October 12 County Clerk Philip Knopt was arrested this morning and taken before Judge Payne on a charge of Indorsing fraudulent registration. The specific charge against Knopf Is the' Issuance of over 2000 registration certificates to miners without a direct order from cOUrt or any recognized authority. The arrest caused great excitement In political circles. Knopt was placed under 1000 bond to appear before Judge Hoyne tomorrow morning and answer to a charge of malfeasance In office.

His arrest was made on an affidavit of Morris Cohen who is in Charge of naturalization matters for the democratic central committee. Fully 2000 flnal certificates of naturalization in UIanK out oesring tne Clerks signature and the seal of the counts court. are In the possession of the committee. No charge Is made that these papers have been misused. but the opportunity for making citizens without the usual formalities of court procedure is apparent.

These certificates were found lying on a desk In the county commissioner office where Judge Woods had been holding a court of naturalization. Knopt was arrested on affidavit charging him with sign- A sick woman can be very ansi. I able or very lovely. A She must say good by Wl sne to the pleasures of life and to cupids darts. Sickness makes a women thin and sallow and lifeless Her hair lacks lustre her eyes Ire dull her lips cclor.

less. Generally she is troubled with pimples blotches and crop- tire skin diseases. These conditions generally arise from one of two causes or from combination of both. Either the digestion is out of order and the blood impure there is weakness or disease or the organs distinctively feminine. Ninety nine per ct of all the sickness of women conies from these two causes and so ninety nine per tent.

of all woman sickness may be cured by the medicines that will cure these cuees. Dr. Pierces FavQrite Prescription it for weakness and disease or the organs distinctly feminine and Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery is the best and most widely known remedy for all disorders of the blood nerves or digestion Sometimes one is needed sometimes the other. It is safer to take both and any woman who will do so may be assured or the return of perfect health.

Both are inventions Doctor R. V. Pierce who is now and has been for thirty yeas chief consulting physician of the invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute at Buffalo N. Y. The Favc te sheer force of merit has reached sale greater than that of all other preparations or its kind.

If you would like to know 11 about both of these peat medicines send twenty-one cents in one-cent stamps to pay th cost or mailing only 4 receive free a copy paper bound of jf Dr. Pierce i ooS Common Sense i i Adviser. It a complete med- leal library in one volume and should be in every household. If you want it hand. tomely pound in French cloth send so cent extra thirty-one cents in all Worlds Dts.

nsary Medical Association Buffalo N. V. A jr Ja tee ftn ealiiurtaerUflct dated tober 18M and Trtllfttllytindr corruptly utility ofnalfeasance la office. jTha offense is punishable by a fln of 41000 n4 removal ftrom gifcce. fer Knopf admits haxiag elgned and sealed the papers wjthoutlijin order from the: but says It was done simply for convenience and that luck action Is common practice Knopf has beez prominent In republican politics for many ears.

NELSONS ASSAILANT OAUGET. Bazell a Negro Who Worked on the Place Bound Over. Valdosta Qa. October Special Marion Nelson the aged white man who was so badly wounded by a. bludgeon In tile hands of an assassin on Friday night has regained consciousness and has Identified Henry BueU a.

negro carpenter. as the man who struck the blow. Bazell was seen in Nelsons yard late In the evening and had worked with Nelson much of hi. time during the past two or three years. After leaving the house flareD cause uptown where he met Nelson.

The latter was In his cups and Buell offered to go home with him. The two went together and as Nel on entered the door of hi room the negro struck him a tearful blow from behind. The bedding was scattered about as It the assassin. had searched for money. It happened.

however that Nelson had hid the money for which he sold several bales of cotton in his main dwell- Ing. Buell was placed under a bond but a. heavier bond may be required since Nel- son has Identified him. HOUSE KICKS KELLAR TO DT Savannah Mans Spine Broken by One Lick Causing Instant Death. Savannah Ga.

October' 12. Special Charles Kellar a collector for the Ar- incur Packing Company. was kicked to death by a horse this morning. He had dropped some money In the bottom of his. buggy and reached around to pick It up.

The horse became excited and began kicking. One blow struck Kellar in the back fracturing his spine from which he died almost Instantly. Kellar was about thirty years old. He leaves no ramll BENEATH IMMENSE BUSH ARBOR Primitive Baptist Association Convened in Sumter County. Amerlcus Gs.

October 12. Special The annual conference or Harmony Prim- ItUe Baptist Association in session at Andersonville this county for the past three days ended last night. Churches throughout this entire section or Georgia were represented and large crowds attended the meetings which were held beneath an Immense bush arbor in true primitive style. The crowd. In attend- ance Sunday was estimated at 3000.

many people coming from adjacent states to attend the three days' services. DEFAULTER LEGO ARRESTED. Treasurer of Pike County Caught in. Vancouver Vancouver B. C.

October 11 The police have arrested U. IV. Legg absconding treasurer of Waverly. Pike county Ohio. who Is a defaulter for over tlOOOO and for whose arrest there is a reward.

Legy arrived here September 17th and registered as Manning. Cincinnati. O. He was well dressed had a gold watch and chain and a diamond pin and apparently had plenty of money. lie left but returned October Id.

On his' second visit he was drinking heavily and being sick. a doctor was called. who said he was suffering from an affection of the liver. LetJg then disappeared. The police located him two days later.

He said he had been at Hastings a. su burban resort rear here end when found he was without watch. chain or money was verging on delirium tremens and confessed to the police his real name and rime Information has been sent to the Ohio authorities. ONE. HUNDRED CHARRED BODIES More Attempts To Burn Guayaquil.

Fire Drove People to Drowning. New York. October 12 The Heralds spe. dal cable from Panama says News has been received from Guayaquil Ecuador. that fresh attempts of an incendiary nature have been made.

Several alarming fires have occurred in parts of the city not touched by the great conflagration but the vigilance of the firemen prevented them from spreading. Several more arrests have been made in connection with these tires. A large meeting was held- Saturday. at which a commission was appointed to procure relief funds and provide' tents and other temporary shelter for homeless ciU- zens. More than 100 charred bodies have al ready been found in the ruins and others are discovered wherever the debris left by the fire is disturbed.

It Is now known also that many persons were driven by the names to the water and were drowned. FOOTPAD BOBS A ROME DENTIST. Masked Negro Makes Dr. Madden Rand. Over at Point of Pistol.

Rome Ga. October 12 Special Last ghi Dr. W. Madden a prominent dentist of Rome was held up by a masked negro hlghwa man on Second avenue near Shorter college Dr. Madden was on his way home and had fifteen cents in small change loose In his pocket.

and in ar other pocket about 515 in bills in II. purse. The electric lights had gone outs and just as he neared the corner he was confronted by a man who presented a pistol at Isis breast. The man wore a white mask and It was impossible to tell whether- he was white or black at that time. 1 want your money said the highwayman and the dentist pulled out the 15 cents and handed it to ait all you've.

got. Hand out your pocketbook or Ill blow our head off exclaimed the robber. Dr. Madden started to comply. when somebody opened a gate close by and the robber dropped.

mask. revealing. the features of a regro and ran. ITALIANS MUST BE PROTECTED. Government Demands Punishment.

of a. Turk Who Killed a Boy. October 12 The Italian government has addressed a. peremptory note to the ports in reference to a young Italian subject who was murdered In the recent massacres In Constantinople. The note sa the young man was beaten on the head and felled to the ground by a scan in Turkish uniform.

who continued to cudgel his prct Irate victim until he had killed him. The similarity of the case. to that ot Father Salvatore. the Italian priest who was murdered by Turkish troops in a convent in Yenlkale in 895 the note justifies the assertions that were made Inthe recent collective notes addressed the porte by the six' European embassies at' Constantinople. The note concluded by demanding the punishment of the guilty persons and the payment of indemnity for- the murder of an Italian subject.

LOST PRIMARY WON ELECTION. Elbert County Will Rave a Fight Over County Treasurer. Elberton Gs. October 12 Special. The race for county treasurer for Elbert county was quite a lively one.

H. Craig was the nominee or the June primary and was opposed In the primary by John D. Adams. Mr. Craig beat Mr.

Adams five votes in the primary. and Mr. Adams asked rot a contest. The executive committee declared Mr. Craig the nominee.

Mr. Adams wade the race as an independent In too general election and was elected by a majority of eight. Mr. Craig has now employed counsel and will at once begin a contest for the office. CUNNINGHAM WRONG ft- i Itu His Stite Cli ilrmin.

SAYS. THE ELECTION Wft FAIR Mr. Poe Advises Members of His Party To Accept the Verdict. ELECTOB ROBERTSON WILL SPEAK LATER Major Hanson To Address. White publicans.

of Macon Tomorrow. News from Central City. iMacon. Ga. October 12 Special Wil liam A.

Poe Is one of the leading populists of Bibb county' a man of high character. and Intelligence. He Is a son of- the late Washington Poe who was one of Georgia most eminent lawyers. Referring to the recent state election Mr. W.

A. Poe says I am surprised at the condition as evi denced by the open letter of Chairman Cunningham. I was and am one of the registrars of Dlbb county representing the peoples party on the hoajl and truth and' fair dealing force. me to take le with my state chairman so tar as Bibb county' Is concerned. The gentlemen who represent the democratic party on the' registration board In this county will support say assertion that we worked falthfuUyand dili gently for fourteen days and that we have yet to hear of any mistake or voter who as prevented from voting by our failure to discharge- our duty I am an hutfibl member of the rank and tile of the populist party.

was one of the original seven who united with the party In this city in 1592 end- etp ct to stay in the ranks of the party as song as there Is a. necessity for Its existence which will be until the democratic party legislate' us out-of existence Sir Atkinson. I believe. is elected by a small majority The opportunity for fraud was abundantly present in the election The election law Itself Unites It and I am of the opinion that. the opportunity was not neglected.

But' who can say which side embraced It exclusively. Let my pop Jist brethren accept the situation and stand by our principles firmly and reconsecrate themselves. so that they may renew the warfare with renewed energy and zeal when the opportunity presents Itself. Tile rank and file Intend to lead themselves In the approaching national election and will fall In line with every true patriotic Amen- can and do manly duty for Bryan and free silver. free America.

and no servility to foreign potentates or powers. We will rally round this flag. boys. We iske our goldbug democratic by Qt hand and we will escort them to the polls on election da and boys don't let them to' nlg. Will Speak Later.

Colonel James W. Robertson democratic state- elector. intended to speak in Macon at the Academy of Music on Wednesday night. 14th Instant in behalf of Brjan and Powell but Chairman are of the county democratic executive committee. has telegraphed Colonel Robertson to postpone his appointment to a later date.

as It has been ascertained that lajor J. F. Hanson had previously engaged the Academy of Music or Wednesday night when he wm deliver an address under the auspices of the McKinley and Hobart white club. COUNTY PAID IN PULL. Tax Collector Andy Stewart WPl Swell the States Treasury' Today.

A special meeting of the county commissioners was held yesterday afternoon to receive the report of Mr. Waldo the expert who has been investigating the ac counts of Mr. Andy Stewart. the tax collector of Fulton county. It was found that Mr.

Stewart had paid he county every cent that was due and that there was due' the state 11000. Comptroller General Wright was notified that a check for that amount would be handed to him this morning and he smiled aymg that it would come In very well at this time. as the legislature is about to meet and the treasurer likes to have a und on hand It that time. Mr. Antoine Kontz.

the clerk to the board of commissioners said. after the meeting that the report would reflect credit on Tax Collector Stewart. Mr Waldo reported that there were no times when Mr. Stewart had very large urns due the county and state on deposit the bank. There is a state law which requires that when the tax collector collects as much as 3 000 due the.

county or 5 000 due the state it shall be his duty to give ck. to the county and state for the amounts due them. Mr. Stewart stated. that there were days when ho collected' man thousand dollars.

One day he collected J80 000 and he would had to give fifteen to twenty checks or one every twenty minutes to keep strict- 1 within the law. This was almost impossible on busy days and In busy times the ash balance in favor of the county and state are allowed to exceed the sums fixed by law. There is not a. nickel due to tile county today said Mr. Stewart after the meeting When the registration was over and' Mr Waldo determined the exact amounts due I gave checks for the amounts.

This has been the busiest fall I have had since I have been In office and there was one period when it was almost impossible to comply with the strict letter of the law but by noQn tomorrow I will be absolutely square wth the state as well as the coun ty. It was Intended to open a new set of hooks on the first of this month and we re getting ready to do It at once. MRS. FAR1WELL TELLS SAD STOPY Husband is Arrested Charged. With.

Deserting His Wife. C. C. Farrell. a.

book agent in the employ of the Collier Publishing Company- this City was arrested and locked In the station house last night on the charge of deserting ills wife and two little children. The warrant against- Farrell was sworn out last Saturday in Judge Foutes court but he was not located until last night. when he was found by his wife in the office of the publishing company on East. Hunter street. It Mrs.

Farrell's story Is true her life has been a hard one. Three months ago The Bane of Beauty. Si Beauty's bane is the fading or falling of the hair. Luxuriant tresses. are far more to the matron than to the maid whose casket of charms is yet unrifled by tithe.

Beautiful women will be glad to be reminded. that falling or fadihg hair is unknown to those who use Ayers Hair Vigor. od he secured jemployfeenf a tmy Company He lodgings for wife and children at the Cannon nowe wlvy street i Since they csme tftthscltr ill Far. U' states ht" husband ha cruelly fl serteO bet. JJe.

would not omenome at nights andrfusd t6Jpay his board Ull for isv family co It was barged MrS. Farrell states she lifts been" left days with out a cent of money and ber baby almost starving. She aaya she once1 sent to- bi' husband ff or 10 cents to buy rallk for the child and the messengers returned penniless About a week ago Famll cams Into the city front one of his regular trips on the. tied and drew his salary front his employ- er It is claimed be ent all the money In riotous living and his wile and children were turned out of the hotel where they were stopping. Last Saturday Mrs.

Farrell decided she could stand her husbands treatment no longer and went to Chief Connolly at the station house and was advised to take out A warrant against him on the- charge of desertion which she did. The papers were placed in the hands of Bailiff Patterson but Farrell was out. of the city. He returned however at 6 o'clock last night. He' did not' JO to his wife.

but proceeded to the office of the publishing company on onEastBunter street. Mis. Faefl beard of her presence In the city andwent to the office herself. At. the station house Farrell did everything possible to.

compromise with his wife but. she was inexorable. She pos itively refused to withdraw the warrant ordered him locked up. Farrell will be tried In Judge Foutes ourt this morning You cant imagine said Mrs. Farrell.

last night how I have suffered My husband has absolutely neglected his fancily and Is spending his money in dissipation and whisky and my babies are actually- suffering for. tile necessities of life. He wont give me money and refuses to pay the board bill and consequently I was thrown out of doors with' nowhere to stay. My brother has pad to clothe me- WEBE FUGITIVES THBEE YPAPS Trio of Alabamiana Brought Home To Stand Trial for Whitecapping. Huntsville Ala.

October Bpeclal Deputy Marshal R. M. Warden arrived in this city today having In charge Will. Ira and Robert Hallow-ay wiles have been wanted by the United States officers here since 1892. The indictment against the HaUoways Is for Whitecapping After being arrested and' let oat on bond in 1892 they.

forfeited and went to Texas where they were arrested Se ttirb lath last. MOKIGOMEEY WANTS CROWDS Nominee for President Will Talk In. the Alabama Capital. Montgomery Ala. October 12.

Special The joint debate In this city between Messrs. Stalllnga and Clark will take place on next Friday night. Palmer and Buckner will speak here on Thursday night and prohibition nominee Levering will address Montgomeryans next Monday night In the meantime the lesser lights are II- lutoinatlng- the woodlands about here. The campaign of education Is well under way In tnl section. GET LIFETIME POP.

LYNCHING. Alabamlana Sent to Penitentiary for. Swinging Up a Man. Mobile Ala. October Samp Williams and Bill Woods.

wh were convicted in the Washington county circuit court late Saturday night of participation In the lynching of Wiley Chamlbllsa some four years ago and sentenced to life Imprisonment were brought berex this af Urnoon and lodged in jail for safekeeping All the parties are white as was their victim. Three of the lynhers have been convicted all receiving lift- imprisonment. THUBMOND LM LOOSE ON BOND. Trial Postponed Until Saturday for the Killing of Green. Chattanooga Tenn.

October 12 Special The trial of W. W. Thurpiorid charged with the murder of Sam Green of Ooltewah was called today In the city court and was postponed to Saturday on application of the state. It has been generally reported here that Thurmond killed a negro some years ago in Atlanta but he denied the story absolutely He was today released on bond In the sum of to 000 KNOXVILLE HAS ASSIGNMENT. Brown Carter Shoe and Hat Mm Go to the Wall.

Knoxville Tenn. October 12. Brown- Carter dealers In shoes and huts made a general assignment- today on account of poor business for the past two Years. Liabilities 12000 assets not known but will not pay out. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Tike Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All drug guts refund the money if It ll to CUM 2Se IN THE LOCAL FIELD.

HARRY WACK GOES The Atlanta friends of Harry Wack a well-known literary man of- St. Paul Nlnn. who came to Atlanta with the press association a. year or two ago will be Interested to know that he Is to leave St. Paul and take up his residence In the east.

The St. Paul Dispatch of recent date tells of the well-known literary mans change of base and says that it Is with regret that the people of- that plate will give him up. He will be remembered as one of the most versatile and original geniuses who attended the press associa. tion meeting here and he It known throughout the country as a. leader In literary work.

He goes to the east to ac' cept a responsible charge in that section. THINK HE IS A sic- gro who gives his name as Floyd Armstrong was arrested and locked In the station house by Officer Jones last night suspected of having murdered a man in Newnan last February. Ever since the tragedy he has be at large and was first seen last night when another negro who Is positive Armstrong Is the right man gave him' over to the officer The fugitives nao Is Nat Armstrong and the officials are or the opinion the right man his been captured. The negro however absolutely denies his guilt. YOUNG PRODIGAL.

CAUGHT Ezra Scarboro. a young white hey eighteen years Of age. was arrested yesterday and locked to the station house at the instance of his father. Rev. Scarboro of Statesboro Ga.

The outh prompted' by' a desire to see something of the world ran away from his home about ten days ago without giving ills people warning. The state has been secured for him ever since sad no trace' of him had. been found until he was. located on Sunday. His father came for hips last night and took the young prodigal back' home.

SERGEANT SLAUGHTER Sergeant Bradley Slaughter of the local police force who has been In in-Chicago for the past week' studying thd l3erflllon system of Identifying criminals returnee to this city last night. The chief detective has thoroughly mastered the sew system and it will be Introduced Into the local force at once. DR. HEALTH Many reports to the contrary notwithstanding Dr. D.

W. Gwln Is now in excellent health as good as he has ever had. Recently alter lie resigned ms church he had an acute attack of sicknesst which his physician die- covered no organic lesion. At present Dr. Gwln has no engagement either as pastor or teacher.

yi js i i tSSC1 vr Sl hit' English Bantim Gets the DeclsIorOier BOSTON pMADE GAME FIGHT Pedlar Palled To" Knock Els Oppo. jf nent Outs but Won by Joints. BATTLE CARRIES WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP Twenty. Bounds Were Heeled Off fag Which There Was Bard Fighting and Bad Punishment London October li Tne fight between Pedlar Palmer of London and Johnny Murphy of Boston for the weight championship of the world took place to night at the National Sporting Club. and was won by.

Palmer. Both men were In excellent condition. a each weighed In at lliui pounds. Pal- mr was a gx favorite in the betting at odds of 9 to 4 The The-Englishman forced the lIghting from the outset of the battle. He ras much the quicker In his deliveries and hustled Murphy around the ring In lively style.

In the nrst two rounds Murphy failed to land a stogie good blow. Nevertheless lie stood up bravely gad took punishment pluckily as Palmer rained blows upon him with his right and left. The pluck of the Tan- kea boy was heartily applauded. In the third round Murphy landed once or twice but did no apparent damage to his opponent. Murphy started In the fourth round with more advantage but he was terribly slow' Hound after round Palmer rushed Murphr about tile ring.

but the American did not show that he lied been punished much until the- end of the twelfth round. Then he went to his corner very tired. Before time was called however he pulled himself together and made a splendid showing in the thirteenth round. Despite his pluck he was too terribly battered to recover permanently and. Pal- nlef had the.

battle In. hand to the finish At the end of the twentieth round Palmer was declared the winner on points. Murphy was not knocked out. Palmers seconds were Baxter and Flu. patrick.

while Craig and Solly Smith acted' In a similar capacity for Murphy. YACTMAN GOULD ANSWEBED. Racing' Association Replies to Letter from the New Yorker. London. October 12.

A meeting of the Yacht Racing Association was- held this afternoon at which was drafted the following reply to the letter addressed to the council or the association by Mr. Howard. Gould owner of the yacht Niagara protesting against the action of the committee of the association In boarding and examining the Niagara in May rut in the absence of Mr Gould and without giving him. previous notice of their intention Sir I ant directed by tli council of the Yacht Racing Association to acknowledge the receipt or a letter from you dated September 28th. I am to reply that the visit of the committee wits made in the usul course solely in consequence of the official measurer having in May iS36 In the execution or his duty reported to the council that the raohts water tanks were constructed together In such a manner that they might be used in shifting- ballast Notice or sudh visits Is never- given.

The committee expected to find you on board but hearing from the captain- that you had gone to London a few minutes previously they requested permission to inspect the water tanks which was readily given. Their observation confirmed the report' of the measurer and they recommended to you in writing that the tanks should be disconnected at the same time expressly disclaiming- any imputation that the tanks were actually put to Improper' use The council falls to perceive that any discourtesy was displayed toward ou certainly none was Intended. Ills not nec essary to enter Into discussion of other points raised by your letter. As you have thought best to make your grievance public It is proposed that this reply pass through the same channel. DIXON KEMP.

AUTUMN MEETING IS CLOSED. Queens County Joker Club Pfnisbea atAqueduct Race Track. Aqueduct Race Track October 12 The autumn meeting' of the Queens County- Jockey Club closed here today. The attendance was fully up to. the average First race seven furlongs Flames 92 Hirsch 6 to I won Campanla second.

Religion third. Time 1J36 Second race one mile Premier 110 O'Leary 4 to wOn Bonaml second Beslie Browning third. Time 1 46 Third race five furhrags Hldaddy 100. Powers 4 to I won Bird of Freedom second Freelance third. Time 13.

Fourth race. sixteenths of a mile- Doggett 110 Doggett. even. won. Kingstone second Crimea third1 Time 1 50 LEXINGTON TROTS WEBB GOOD.

Swift Hovers Made Pine Sport for Two- Thousand People. Lexington. Ky. October 12. Notwlth- standing the cold.

damp weather two thousand people attended the trotting races here today. Owing to rain last night the track was a. little heavy when the races 4g gg lSf race Qittie card w4 won the first heatjla heat went to BaronxRogers Pat ii out by length BarosiRogers easily won the two other necessaryfieats. The West takes worth HO for. 229 class trotters went to Walters the favorite Emma Offut wliiiung the" first heat.

The' tllrul race was unfinished owing to darkness Lynn-Bourbon having wott two heats Axtellerd the fa teT belnrjjMO- cud In the last one 3s JohnR Gentry will tiot attempt to lower his resort as was announced will be" sent to Terra BICES. Small Otov tlBt LotlS Tract and Betting Wa Light. St. Louis. do A small crowd saw the races today.

The betting wasTery light. Favorites nron three races. First race- six furlongs Hlllsboro 101 Morse 6 to 5 woo Dick Deneath second' Ozark. Jr. third.

Tim 1:18. Second race five furlongs-Aim. 10 Milburn 10 to 1. won Budge second Pierre third. Time 1-06 Third race one and sixteenth miles-- Strathrot.

106. iMartuv even won Dave Pulslfer second tudrax third. Time 152 Fourth race one mile OS J. Gardiner 11 to 6 won Muskalorsge second Addle Buchanan 14 Fifth race five furlongs Billy. 110.

jFeucon 10' to I wont Dan Huger second. Golden third. Time 1-06 Sixth race six furlongs A. Grey 91 Wilhlte 6 won Lasbeate. second Lo gan third.

Time 26 TRACK WAS SLOPPY AT LATONTA Six Baces All at On Mile Were Pulled Off Before ft Good Crowd. Latonta Ky. October 1Z Today's card was a unique one betas composed of six races. all at one mile. There was a large attendance despite the dismal rainy weather.

Two favorites two second chWces and two outsiders took the purses. Hoffman ran Into the fence and while coming down the stretch in the third race. Isis Jockey. Joe ScherrerTeot a hard fall but was not badly Jiurt The track was sloppy. First race one mile Vice Regal 102 Randall.

to 1. won Little TOm second Belle' of Fordham. third. Time 1:48 Second race- one mjle Viscount 105 Scherrer to won Goose Liver second Traveler third. Time Third race one mile Jamboree.

109 Thorpe. 7 to 2 wont Satsuma. second ncamle third. Time 1 47is Fourth race One mile Candy 91 T. Burns to 1 won.

Oilcan second Mellle third. Time 1Z04. Fifth race one mile Skate. 107. Britton.

15 to' 1. won. fllackslli second. Cyclone third. Time 1 4T Sixth race hurdle one mile Scamp 127.

JMartlnlus to' 5 won Folly second Collector third. Time 201 Today's Entries at Morris Park. First race on mile Cromwell. In Tom Cromwell In Eloroy 119r Sapelo 110. Howard Mann.

110 Belleport no Patrol HO Havoc 122. Second race three-quarters of ft mile- Samovar 112. Iranian. 113 Puree Proud 113 Our Johnny. N.

C. Creede 113r Tobias 113 Rensselaer 113. MIss Lillian. 110 Confession 110 Sintonian HO Spinning Wheel 110 Elanaunt 110. loetruas 110.

Robert Bonnet. 110 I. 110. Minnie Alphonse 110 Oreana 110 Fleur Do Luce 110. Third-race three-quarters of a mile the Nurserr stake value 13000 Typhoon II ID Rhodesia.

120 Challenger. 119. The Friar 117 Voter 113 George Rose. 112 Casseopla Ill Bannock 100. Celoso 100.

Try Again 107 Princess Flavla 102. Sunny Slope lit. Fourth race mile and a. quarter Je come handicap value roOOO The- Winner 120 Gold Crest 112. Souffle 112 Rondo 107.

Rarolro. 101 Ktngstone. 5 Captive. UXr Sansien 112. Fifth race.

even elghtB of mite Sir Dixon Jr. 130 The Swain. 110. Tinge 110. Golf 104 Patrol 102 Ameer H6fGlen nvayne 117.

Sixth race- a mile and a. sixteenth-Deer Slaytr. Ill Tom Cromwell 1W. Sapeio lOJ LBelieport 103 Handspun 4 Seventh race extra Entries close it a. en tomorrow.

NACON' WILL NAVE FOOTBALL. Auburn Ala. Team To Play Mercer University Saturday Next. Macon Ga. October 12.

Special The football teams of. Mercer university and Auburn Ala. will Macon next Saturday. The game will be witnessed by a large crowd. BILLIE BABNIE MANAGER AGAIN Baltimore's Old Captain Succeeds Pouts at Brooklyn.

New York October William Barple at one time manager of the Baltimore team and manager of the Hartford club In the Atlantic league has been ap pointed manager of the Brooklyn club in Dave Foutzs rises WALCOTT BEATS QUINN EASXXY. Two Negro Welterweights Mix for Seventeen. Bounds. Maspetn L. I.

October 12 The contest between Joe Walcott the' colored welterweight champion and William Quinn- better known aScaldy Bill of the Pennsylvania coal regions another colored prodigy went to Walcott In the seventeenth round. Walcott was the first to appear. They were scheduled to go twenty rounds at 148 pounds. Scaldy after being terribly pun. ished all the way through was completely dazed in the seventeenth round and alter Walcott had sent falm down three times the referree stopped the brutal exhibition and rave Walcott the decision.

Where I Barber Home. Dahlonega Ga. October 12. Special. Albert A.

Home the white barber who kept shop In the Han building has disappeared. It is believed that be has. been murdered or has committed' suicide. THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT WATER. Bottled at the UJ HUNYADI Spring Buds Pest Under tilt atseluU control of the Royal Hungarian Quvtuol fatitut Ministry of Agriculture Buda.

PaL Wcknowotoosopgercrmorefsvourebiy bly. cowtiroted Natural Aperient Wales than that gy APPROVED BY THE DE MEDECHNE PABI3 Prices 15 cents aad 25 caaU er bottJe OF ALL' DXUCC1STS AXD UWZRAL irT DEALERS. S0 4 5- Foil Analysis arid additional Testimony and Information wpplled by CHS. GRAEP CO. 32 Beaver Street New Yok SoTo Ageati THE 4POLLINARIS COM A MM SEE that the Label bears the welMawwn-JlED DiAMOMOvMarfc vsaH Employed at the leaIing HosprTALSiirriNEir YoRi HOSPITALS In pie their Wood 1 impureV fu1 carbuncles' absoes nli or salt rn iuuf art paliiful ol proof of.

the fact. fit wisdom now' or when- ever there is any indication ot to take Hood' Saraparllla aaj prevent such eruptions and suffering. I had a dreadful carbuncle abscess rtdflery fierce and sore. The doctor attended me overjeven weeks. When the abscess broke the pains were terrible and thought I should nit lire through I beard arid read so much about foods my husband who was suffering boils took It also.

it soon-purified osr Blood builtrme upland restore my health. that although the doctor said I would not be able to work hard I have sine done the work or 20 Rod Sar- pu1lla cured my husband of the boils and we regard it a wonderful medlcin. MBS. ANNA PETEBSOST. Letiuser Sarsaparilla Is the One True BloodPurlfler.

All druggists. tM Hoods Pills easy to operated cent IGivemetlieltorles lifeandlwilldowithontits necessities eaii John Lothrop Motley. Botnaluxury end when you know it thoroughly-'a a neces- OF DEEP Yet it is as economical as it is delightful. Usefolid so many ways that. all well Ordered' homes keep it handy on the shelf.

TjGALVAlflZED 1RON The best is Apollo Soft uniform. workable. Rolled just htT no brcklmgypajfc5ily flat The worker Isit his best with itrJ Takes less time besides. 1 Every sheet and part of a sheet guaranteed. I means Return for any defect whatever TWL Jl Apollo Iron sod Steel Company Pltiaburgb Fs You Can Kick a Goal 5 pus iBnb 94) 25 jpra IOUUU3 uOL jna prices of our football supplies.

Our goods have come and we advise you to- give us a chance before you buy. Write for our new fall and winter catalogue and for special prices given to colleges and THE CLARKE HARDWARE CO. SSJPeachtree street Atlanta Ga. THE" HUNTING SEASON' Does not open will November 1st- bait do not-delay buying your new i ing suit and other goods in this line. fall stock has Just come in.

Our prices ar like our good correct Write for our un a 4 huntlngclothlnsr catalogue- wi will mail you one free. THE CLARKE HARDWARE CO. a Peachtree street Atlanta Ca. oct3 tues a ffrReceivers Auction Sale Of McNugbt Land Company's Lots' 05 Washington and Pulllam Streets and Georgia Avenue. Thursday Oct 22189 Sale to begin at 2.

o'clock p. in. on ti grounds. i Sixteen beautiful lots on the above nsm streets with the unexcelled advantages three different car lines paved streets sidewalks and water gas and sewers. Average ze about lOgclSO feet with aUfTf in the rear of all.

They all lie beauUfullY---- and are Just ready to build on. Will positively be sold to the highest derou the following terms via. twrs cash find balance In pne and two years a per cent interest. This sale will afford a rare chance Kf parties desring a beautiful home lot at bargain. Come by our office and get and full information Sale Is by ocder of tourtto i debtedness against toe company.

CLIFF fJ ftffy JAM MaconJ John Southw Mod George an nines the live Jest anoTDr county' ventlon te a attended wasf graj Georgia fersori iKS and medicine Macon surgeon death. SS M. Baste day. to establt fir Levej found a TMsamoi rn Baptl ff Hie ann terywill ulaye5en 8undse ratesuaref ITie0 of Free' will be hi tober 27th grand lodj day prep elstsof Jl ii5 TerrettV BEJWJ Aw Wacor. and mitt 2 city this ear of fit an uncle of i The inl row morn his nepiBi street.

First Jn jail nr Pl Xtttcrirl lilacs letlur 3tas Consult i Syria iseal giving foil Consul TJi His friends teen he got The he died ye log a coul down to tl jlatnedofj change' tiiatiw i iS1i1v R4Tt fOYCOBH l1f' Ilj pe tlth ISDeb. ate' 1. sttndIDtIJU I JK IJAnn1 Alban 11 rC' rAT JKba Both 4' stump ladles' th Theyoun ladrs over rsI A. Hunnf utt ary Walker Albany. ch mplon- Knt WInfield.

A lasttur ween on bo lib. lled parU be arated 8 eeded op nlng tlltti neck re- butthey trerouslt foundthat parUestor IndorsingFl' a- County or gr poll tical Jud ficate8 of. ur lIzation. DJIlKDUt countJA rf fo 11 mallt es reated i i cant able good-by life. 1 7.

I ner 1 tnllarise the Fe clis. nine. Ji 11- ninetynlne woman's curethese useL wtak11 SI feminine-and is of is il consultingphysici Theav i merit pre para- IiJi ou ow 0 and paperbound fl ciDr. PiertesIooSp1ge. Medical is one very L.

cents fifeztrathirt1 ne centSD Di i Medica1As 1atioD1 I r4. it 4. t. 1 W1h. COrTUP mcIfWt leeI ff 1W wt XJ1oPfdmlta.

andraea1ed pa ridlb9U 1. Dth buta7dt WUd ot ucf J.ha\ b' acU0I11. co beenPrQmlnent tepub1i iD' aj. Plue 13. I mnwha aSS d.

ho Baz tiIn twoor 0 Nelson plac bond Ga. S. as le on Special. tlon as The treasurerof deaultertor J. J.

ell an JtJt d. su- ewYork The sa Zews A ore al- many. I RO Special. ngbt DrJ ne TO ryan orter arother ele rlc he. ma k.

I el hr led 1 alLt his IT PROTEcrm Governm or The thaSl murd red th Ir says ten of. Fath mu ered rklsh troo 1l r. U. in was J. Crajgthe i' Ir.

counsel" bePna I n. 2 1' rJ 1TH IGi Ii1ID a i I it jlt lt ttp lfSJJ 0. 11th StateCk iJ 1. 1f 4 THEELE IIONiW SE IRi P08Adv1S sxemberi JIfa' rtr 1oA thovCidict ECTOBBOBERTSDI WlI1. I1T lIanlOn1o Wh1tene bUcans.

ofMaconToD1 fr WU hlibch IQn thElit Poe was' gias iI. I con lt1on eyl- 1M twas amone countyrepresenting' oples truUiand ke Party' rel1 tratton l- I1ndt1Iat OVoas Ilm pop llst I I expo oet thedemo out of elect a lnmajor The' was lst zeal' or bo gold bug day th 1 usic Bryan-and Ware. po tpone tto for tesg aUS lces andHobart th 8S 00 been' a the countyevery was. hlmthl3 saying ave I I. I Ir.

thatthere r. I I In I ulre8 coll tor 3000 I 5000 itshallbe I r. many 00000 have 1) bu1 i thl. I i toda themeet over' ch lts hasbeen ad om no th ty FA ELL Arrested in' cl lldren. cOtr.

any on. or more' whcisecasket Beau fad bg I airt E' 15 lllir sfdij JC nJ t1 bI1J 1IiCi iUeltolD Jl" 1. 1. renatw liO oil V7 fi i 1i 11 ea l.lb dJUitl12 Uy del 0fP1 ld i tf to rb0af4 DtIlilIO if rarreUtat IIhe rf th. 1 rJr hUl lftor110.

t. Yjmut 0 theme ts laio i lt o1 eof11s rerwaittrlpson r0a4 anddrewhts troIIJhla llJtta hip 11. th Inr10t0 al1v1ng' aJidh1a were' ofU1 hotelWherethet ftlOtoPP1U 1IrsFarl deided c1s a hUbtt nt radwltto ChlefCunoUy wuadvlsed te wt afhfmonte carge of. deero. whic.

se Te pfwere paelte hds BaW Patteron mUws teltYi rtue hWv at CclocIU nKht dldnot. toht We. preed omc Vbh cmany. Eutt ter stet Farrl ha fher bs presenc tho ct anwntt theotc herel. tton oneFarrl dd ev1thlg palbl to.

cmprms wih hl we. sh Inexorale Ps tvel rtu wthdaw thewat aI Qrere loe' Fal' wI ted JudgeFoctes our 1n cnt hnne ldM. Farn ltnight er ly andJa ts tamr i Uo Indlsslptn whla lesaractuly 8uffeg ntee tes otle gve Jney nd res py 0 bl. cnuentr thr of. door wth' now sty.

My bther adto cothe m. FGI TE Y. O' Std Tral fOI tepp g. Hunlsvie. Aa.

Oo er 1 Dfp Marsh Warenav ciy havlnglnc ge WU. a HaI who hve bee te Unied Btau' ofer snce Indictent agit II whiecpping. Afer Ing arested bo 18 forfeite Texa wlre UIE arreste Setmb' lat. M01GMEY ATS fo Preid Wi i Aaba Capia. Ala otoer .12.

Te join debte. tis. cty btwen Mers. Stall1and wU ngh. Palr Buner wl.

llpa Tursay nigh. ad prohiition nODe w1 addess Mont eryans Mondy uht. te meate te leser lghts 1u ntl re woland bt hee. capgn eductoni wy I this seon. GE Ln RL G.

Abia Snt tentiar Swgg aM Ala Otobe u-p Wtiar Bi Wo whl cnvicted Washtngtn Cunticcut Saturay o' ptlUn cln Wiey Chall sGme folr yea ag eentent Impr9n- mnt W. ere br. gh. r. lt rn an log jai fo plr.

Al te pre ar Uea wu tei victm. Thre lyn er bv bn convice rclwn lt mptnmeit UMON ND 1Poltpond Un i Study Xii Geen Chattoo a 1. la. TE tial ofW. Tu10nd chrged ltb murer Gren Oolewa.

caled toay ct wa postpnedw applcaton ben generaly that kled Atanta releae SiO KOXVLLE RAGNHT BroW Cre She Wal Knoxvle Tenn. ctobl 1 spca- Brow' deale tos a gen ral assigmet. toay cut 10r te pt assEts wi A I DA tke Lative Tabet. AU pte rfund mone i fals cu. CK Atanta ofHarWak ItErar man' Mi.

Ce Atlata. wth pre solato yer tw intertd kow ul a hl residece et D1ptch rent date tl te wel-kWilter ma's bae sys tht I wit regt peple wi gve WJI be. rememred a veBtileand or geniues atene pes. aso- tG mting a i kown tught Ct le U. e1work t.

ce rsponsle chare 1 that TINK AMUDEnERA gves Jls nae Foyl arelted locke i thelt- ton Offt er night pecte havlngmurer a ml lat Februa. shicethe traey hab It d' Wt frststen I vhen aot enego i p4- I Ar tni I tle rrt gve h' love ofil er. Thf fugtve' Pstongad ar te te ben pturd nego. abl tely ls PRODIA Ea fcarbora youg by eighten yea aeted yetrday loke I stton hous lnatnc hi Scrboro. Sttelbro Ga ouh I slre Icmethli ab ago.

wIthot gving peple stte Icured hleverlncead tce' bel foun ewa lo ate Stnday. Hi. ftber ce. h4 tkthe youn prlp home' SERENT NS. sergean.

Braley Slugh. terOf loa polee orc be1IClc 6r te Pa studyg' Je0n aya' Identifyig cr tetur lat Te chef detetive ha matere Jo' sstem andi Intrued te locttnre at onc GWI1S HEALH GOD. pors te CODtl notWtltrdlnCDr ecUentheath goll ha' RnUytebe resied' hi. chub ha atck 0. f.

5C. eSWhlCblPhIld Sd ernoore leloAtpreentDr GwJerr ent ekea pator' I--D VI rO D' :1 a Jl lDj' 1 llllfcR 4" Jt BOSTON k. OttW lo1t f' RI'S llPtoNSHn TetI dW te1 ed Of uUadFgbt gadB1het Lnon. Ocobr 1Tfigitbtwe PedlPalmer ofLd Joh y' Murhy. fBost n.

btwelht c1mplnhlpGf tewrd 11a to nigt teNaUonal9rtng- ld Palmr Bth Ieielentcdton eacwhe. 1 punds al. 1 ii tvrt mtha bttg od Te. Engshiiii tor' te g1lnfrnt ott te bt a muh tf hi deliere a hUtie arld thri Ir ft tw rndsUurhyfae tl 1' le gO lowNeerthl best brvely ad tk pl tpuY Palmr rhedblow8 wtl rght left ICk' fthe a. bywuheatfyaJlaue rn uy lde I twce noap mar opnnt JUht 8t e.

fouth roud wlthmrvatge waterlbl sloW udater 14 Pamr rhed lI rhY aot te ri. bt the' Aerin not' i bn pn hed Jb UtU ter tWelfh rud. Then ewent tohls crer Befor tt wa cned howeu Juled hlelftogether ad. mde spledid 1howlgm te thlr nth roud I Depte. pluk toterbl i bater rnnt I ml ha bttle to fn.

A. th twteth ludPalm declare wnr p1t8. WS knoked Pamr' sends wer Fit- ptrlck whie Crig an SolySmth acted' simiar 1urh ACT GUD ASW Bcn ASlton Rples Lter trm te ew Lnd. ctb U-A meet rch nacni. soclion as ld tis affern at it W8 dratedtha leet aqresSd cCunU fe asoaton Ho Goud ower tNir pro testng nahut acton tecatee te asociato b3dng cd ex.

in te NIaa ly i abn orMr. Glid withou vln ti pre vlou notee Int nton Sir am directe' Yat Rc Asslation akVl. Te Ieelpt leter tI youdte 2t. I. tat commtee mde UP1 coure conseQuic th ofilcla meurer oving Inla.

8 executon hl dut red to couci tat te 'at's wter tk le constde suh a mnner thy migt ued hf. bnat Notie otluC vistltnver gve. he comtee ep tedt fn hering ca tn tayouh ne Lnd a prevouly reuee persio is ct te Wil ta whch wa. ray gvn Teir obervaton confred rprt meauer a remmene. to.

wnUn tks shoud disonnect at te lae Ume discalmlng an Imta on te tnks use be cundl fa pereive tat dbrt a dlplayed towr you ceralnly wa no. nee ente Int. dsCllon pints nlse le ter A hav thught bst YOlr gievance pub lc. I proped th3 th ps cannet KEM METNG I C. Quees Cunt Cub Fsbea a Aqueduc Rce Tk Re Tac autum meting ueens Cub cosedber today.

Te wa tly tev rage. trloIgsames Hrsch worCampana Re. Igon Tme 1 rcone mlePm 10 OLary 6. wn Bona I seond thIrd 1t. trg Hicdy 10 Powes on otF om sec- Te 1 rae.

eleven ml Dogett 10 Dnett Crimea' third. Tm 1:5 LNGON' WE GOD. swt Movr Mae Fe Spor To. ud Fepl Lexnon Or 1 1Owlt. stanlng th cld.

dp Wete tho ple attendd ttting rAe. hee oay ri niht te tc Utte bev rl 11241 tte Nt tjt8o flli Iqnn13 hv Wt t. 111 6t cf 1Ami wc' Iawt rts ri TQbWayet It. avont' tr. rce :7.

Ft rae. rO1BItbro. 101. rse. tS n' DcDneatb eOhd Ok r.

Tm 1:8. Scond 1 fV6frl A 101l. Hpnd. Pere tJmel i Thlrra. 018' adoeslxentb mie.

J0Man eJeD lrerlle nd A tr Fo ne. on8 DaJeni 9. Garer son tu oneecnd Adle uchaaDithlrfUnel4 Fit. rurlngHI11 10. ucn J'n IanHugeraecond Tmel St.

ro Gry 9. UhIt Go onL aWsecondL Tme1 TCKW A SP LTON. I Si ceAat 1 1W I edOBora QodOt. Lton1' KyOt brj1 to unqueone bt mpse. tJ aaton Tere Js larg itendaC 4 plttht ma raY weatltrQfavote t0.

seond chiceand 1 he pres Hoffmn ra It te fenle ad' feih CI da te8tretctte hldrce HtJock Serercto bardfl bt wa bd he Jracka 81 lt race one eVf e. gtlo. Rda stc' 1W0l r8 cond' Beleot Fordhathrd i econdrace. one. lv.

Sherer. s. on Oos LY I co eJ ab 1o lorl 2wo t8 ua econd G. rd Te 7 rrace ne m1adY 9 r. Burn wonOUe8cond.

ele tir Te 1 Ft mnekte j0. Br ton nlU oJ lone. third. 1:4 ace hrleon rU ampj 1 ianlus 5on send l. tlc TOys Efe ik Fst re onml mw li.

Tom en 1ZiElor01 19 1apoU 10 BUep qPtol Snd e. threeier t. a. m1 Svr 1 i rne QJohnny. Cece 1 TbJa1RsaarU lDa' UOCntesinUO Slnnlal nOSplninc Wl.

Elamutl0ro tnlQ Rber. Bnnr 10L 10MlneA pbos. 10 pa0FltUr Lu 1f. rce urter ora' NuBer stk vo ThoIm if gs i 1 Bao 10Celoo l0TfAa. 10 Pnes Fvla 10SunnySl Jl6 fOuhe me.

a qureJe Imdladlpvue rOoThe Winr. QldCrt lUSmel Rondo07 1 Ktn tone CapUvel11 0. neihi t4lm11 JIOfhEl 210 l04iPatrollfnfAmeern6rGlen YDe mllearid F1emth lliTom Cromwen1tyi4 JG. I port103JIandspun99. Seventhrace Fnt1lesCIOS 10L i MAC 0.

la TWn Tolt1AyJt itj. turdaiN ao tabei 1 Sp footbalLJteuna otMercer a 4 A burn 1aJYlllplayln 1J1txi lhegame wl1lb wltnessedby. a AGERAfmf I' ld Ca. ta1n UCce1d. II Bf YorkOCtober 1 Wt 11 ml3arni at nager BaltirOOre team.

manager 1Iartf0Jd1 AtlaJ1ttceague asbeep p-i polnted lDanage t. he. Broo. klm. lub1n II FoutzI WALCOTTBEATSQ tnr' i We1terw ightsMtxfor' enteen noU11 Lt OotcMl1 ntest betweenJ e.

Qoloredwelter haI rpIon Wnl1amQuInn. ter 01oimaalcaldy anothetcol toW coU venteentliround Walcottw a were twentrrOOnds ScaldY att eIng te. ly thr sev nteenth und a ter' stoppedJh talexhibltloJi. WheroIe 3arberOfmt. GaOcto Sp llome.

whltebarbetwho IntheJall dtsp aretL tbathlh bee murdeiedoi conunltteFulcld APE NIA THEBEST APERIENTWATER UJHUNYADl8 nBuda tH M' SDlU Hun ilitsi ltij pt fA llJL Wckno1roho er morc 1it tr CODI tutecL Water. I ii' ij s. DIHt1aIltnt yielded bJthe Vj H1I11J- prmcL 1i StiIU ti lJlldihltlj atth a.ding1IOSPf1ALS 1JIt 15L Is II. 2f ji T11IJ Bl od i fo' 11 lti ig thed clot I o1ii4 I i tbe' bl I1late 1 th 2 1DJhuaband tlhe jolIc. Ve.r.g ao efal Jn EJOf1U 1tn 0 i I I JM 4 ISILVER AT LUCY COBB Fair OnesaL Le Standard-Both t' ese i I 4 4 avor 4 de- nd buttrtiyafter 4 US ones i men-clinched.

hlle the thechin. 4- I were re- Enopf-Chai'ged i 00 ar- rv Ii 15 1Sbe by e- Istroub1editli pimplesblotchesand 2 ft a z- t. P. RV Pavte i a alI the cu.S.page icaIlibrary in b0335 in aflteellnrhoertift ates S1S6 iufunr. ind IflOCC.

floe n4rthoy pd th paverwwlthQutln that5guch or years. NILS wS P1a con clousness heavierbond XTA aiis Brokeuby family. ar- ap- 0 BOSA ngb highwayiafl your offl" df pped rniii trate 0 de- PromInt BIbb Populist Takes Issus ItkfflsstcC WAS AdvisesMembers ajr 9i1SOfl AddressWhite Special. popu1ists th a a an popiist AncIyStewartW4fl ex- ac- im- cash nl kei un- house de- hardoneThree I t14 maidwh secas4' utiful that Is I :5. ar Land biewife canes here frOTl ot b6.

curs1 as tV aa1eei fdNtha Coilk bllIbl- Company forbtl wife' bildrenat uee Ivy t1ie'-csin tOthis city rell has de- Hewould pay. b1s and usehe once huiband1for centbs buymilk can eii. It all theniiey andcblldren rreU lnth to-the pos- azd InjudgeFotites jng.i ff red. 5y noney sitiee AibamlanBroughtZome Whit capping. WpectaL ut SpeclaL Stallingeand i i SenttoP aMan.

wilo' enten ed be reeplng TKUOiD ON-BOND. 12. 1000. ac- QulsineTablets. refundtheusoney felletocure.

wo uphs beh nc1 et Ezra youth tIi contrary. as eickne5s Lor ft IllPI IS- CLiCKED i ills liurican Rini BOY MADE PedlarPailid Is Beel Off The to. Cpd godfavonite 4. was the-ring Murphyfaled ThepiUck waaheattily butdid lnband It-A fol- ofMr tlOe S96 were futh committee fromthe that notnec. furloztgs-Flatnes 129 Premler 1:40 Hictaddy eon thlrdTime 1:50 lL.Notwith- raee rw esiidatnoa it 1 jsk It' In dry ded4Ifte.

fl'- Thelnos the 4shiznd stake- Ortt 4000 for- 2il1 an outsider Inthe bOttIhg' won' hit in The second lbeating I necessary bests. I Z000. trottersweiit I Lynn BourbOn wozttWoI fa2tlte being see lastone siot but be enttoTerre PAVOBI WONTflBEE at. St 1fl Waa October A Th was very on I IllllsborO. I Jr.

105 I 1 l9udgeDryafl second third. Time 1:40. I eucon Go1denRo 1Ct. furlongs o5 Lo- TodaYa tookthe Scherrer got hurtThe 51ri Vice 1 Viscouflt Jamboree 2 Candy won Skate. 1 won Scamp one miIe-Cromweil 110 110 112 ilIl ill 113 Ti heel 110 110 B.

110 Third race Typhoon 11119 100 100 It Te- U0006 ILl 107 Si liz i. seven a 110 I I I I 119 9. thitrles The playin Macon OldCaptain ap- The as Scaldy wthe I. 12. helsas APENTA I Hungary tl cjg wv 5 I I by the Uun Springs.

liscgsras SOSQ Ir ias MssuSyrf1esceZser eda psu 1 ACADMIE sBDEOINEPLBIS au COntaler te i 0 Wi TE VullAnaIysis iupp1 SoloAgents of COMPANY LiMITED vieilkn wn' RED DIAMOND Markci THE APCLLINARI3 COMPANY LwzrED HOSITALSin NEW BtsToN. PJIILADELPHIA BAL Ciiiccoet and at the ni ipal ENoui BoI ills often difficult to conynncu peo. theirblood lmpureuutil dread. boesEbb1Ig scjo uliGrsei rheuni It Is i Impure b1ood utnkeflo9da Sarsaparlllaabd ad red flery over ievezi bzoketbopalns terribleajid I it ut Sarsajsaruia thatl decided to taki It and wlth Eotn purified for Kansas. H.

o--dS'3ir1 Blood PurlfierAli Ii cureliveriilseasytotake OOu SriiiSeaaytooperatc. ncen1- r- ait7is LiebigCompallys ExIRAcT BEEF Yetitsiseconoinicala3it1s Useful In :2. GALVANIZED IROM bestisApollo Softniform juatiEhts buck1ing perfectly t. 15 at it Tal es jrtof Which or You-Can Pi you' to 33 Peachtree A anta 4 unt 1st not. delay gun bunt- tZ- 1 Our'- 3r and huntthg lothlng tues I Receivers 5- 22 1896 ontbe name1 ulifferent carlines 5d- size s120 aild1 bid thefoliowing viz thiri yearst a Conieby ptal oderor pay I v- CLlFltW AN3LEZ Reeelver.

OrANSLEYsBflOS 12 B. AIab5' stJeet th 4- ada Mscn Ill oso and Dr county He I I ISlOaiid ecu be was Thir I rnent irs ter the' for abe genera firmuam tlrn 1r became road and posItion I mnl6 William artificial I director the Cent Insurauc and Loa Company Mutual Heagitai log of director I i' lnlSiS the late died in childble i' ipr iilin I represent in 19909l. Is t- 1le George' Ilsna If Tilef B. thestate lion tirk of Bait that-part asaoclrte I Southern Loulgyilie boarcl of which 0 anufWflhl 7 Leve This arno llapt a brother iingham c- gateLare Ii inoderato sermon. There.

eermo wilibeb ft md grand' S. slats of 3. Parkhurs Tetiiill Theope be givers' The Ma the Corif sneeting I In the- business the etas Macin general delegates cussed. programn' evening' state cc i Major :1 To Kitchens county. BEN3 Prom I Serum 0 5' hip.

11' yearoth Sir tee tnlte4 niried tin PIrtPr t- The gal Tinsley. i TL 2lar Letter fr 0 i'- ten ii ie iegi tn i- a cm z- tot i s1athedof l- Saturda. 1. llruman Fg. caught 01 the next iI Monday i Fuit for LI whit Ir.

5dengu r- Seemed iou Craham mer1man with Dr. to he asia that a.