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Ir husband. w4 1' deed bdt jFinir parts otssald lid Mrs. Whatley a tract feet tUrO or less north 100 feet mor Srt" I point. sold to jX Ing. at a point ST aer of Ludde and list on south side hence south parallel witti feet more or less to tine.

thence wet alone feet. thence north 3 to beginning point SOI4 Levied upon as the propel fgla Wltatl to satisfy l4 the. city court Atlanta Mathews versus the 14 iitley Of le time and the Id ropertN wit AUthi land lying ana being W- ta la land lot Of Jlh of Fulton county or on th north cti tending back northMti ne I Tort street width as provided fdrtw th xhlht in plaint I lipon as the property of atlsty a fi fa. Issued fro I Atlanta. Qa.

in avor and Company Stewart. le time and place the fo 1 property. to 4On urnlture consisting washstand. 1 dress cotton nmttres 1J hhalrs I plush rocttnj Ible. 4 common chairs Fcase and desk.

1 K-bedJ spring. 3 Smyrna rursvl lndow shades. I 1 hatrark Ale I chair. 1 lonngevj tress. I roeklnsr Itting.

levied upon1 as tha Palmer to tosatJslra ftt pty court ot Atlanta. Gav Rhudy for use vs- tn J. BARNES Shertffj action Oplylinern 1 grounds. ih Streets Ind Liberal Manage Iment Accommodations' ularPnces. lo- a lon and pcrfectl per day.

and 50 EUHDPropri i meets all trains. invite thefpatrg1 Business an 2sa business ft en c- union notfyeiecis with tourists atw tts fil OF STAIE TROOPS Ibsam Soldiers will Form In Line at Noon. JK1 WILL LIE UP Impressive Civic Parade wm Also. Jola in taer Exercises Pull Pro- gramme of the Day. With all th combined civic and military honors of the- state Y.

tklnsoirwlllbe governor of Georgia this TnornlBjr The military parade promises to be one the mojrnotable ever seen in Atlanta. JJot tLhe days hen the Seventh regl- Wn from New York the Chicago Jroop gathered has there been such an Tan-ay pt troQp as will be lined up in the Tall throng' this morning. preparations have been made by. the officers for the corning of the Georgia 6 for weeks Free transportation has een secured for them and they will be nospltably eared for during their stay. Inauguration of the governor will 7laVe place In front of the state capitol Just At the Washington street entrance.

In the streets the- crowds wilt be lined up and the troops formed in solid column. The governor will take the oath on a stand Ju in front of the entrance. The Full Programme. The full programme after the arrival of the parade at the capitol will be as tol. lows Arrival of the procession at noon.

Prayer by the chaplain of the senate. Introduction of the governor by Presl. dent Berner. of the senate. Inaugural address.

Oath of office administered by Chief Jus. tke Simmons. Benediction Dr. I Hopkins has been requested to act as chaplain of the day. The Inaugural reception will take place at the executive mansion from to 11 o'clock the statehouse officers and their wives rectnlng- with Governor and- Mrs Atkinson members of the general as sembly.

the supreme court the military officers and their wives State Troops To. Be Here. The troops from every part of the state will here It Is expected that at least JOOO soldiers will be in line feature of the parade will be the naval cadets from Brunswick Company of the naval reserve from Savannah will also be here with a full corps. Colonel Carsll will have command of the state troops being the ranking officer arid Colonel Russell. of the Fifth United States regiment.

will be in command of the United States troops. These will line up 600 strong. The general order Issued yesterday by Adjutant lawman directing the assembling of all the troops this morning is published elsewhere. Regimental Orders. The regimental orders are as follows Headquarters Fifth Regiment Infantry Georgia Volunteers Atlanta Ga.

October is 1896 Orders 1 The commissioned and non-commissioned stag and band will re port to the lieutenant colonel at the corner of Forsyth and' Walton streets Saturday mornlngf October dlst at 10 15 o'clock. Companies I and will report to their battalion commander opposite armory of company at 10 o'clock a m. 3. Companies A and will report to their battalion on Loyd street between Mitchell and Hunter at 10 o'clock a in. 4 Battalion adjutants and sergeant ma jos.

will report at time and places above indicated 3 Battalion commanders. with their battalions the signal corps and the machine gun battery will report for regimental formation at 10 30 o'clock a in. 6 Captain Clarence Everett quartermaster is detailed to act as adjutant and will report to the lieutenant colonel By order of Colonel Candler. GEORGE LOWMAN Captain and Adjutant. Soldiers Are Invited.

The adjutant general of the state Issues the following circular State or GeDrjcla Adjutant Generals Office. Atlanta Ga. October 31 Gm nor and Mrs. Atkinson extend an Invitation to the officers and enlisted men of the visiting and local military to attend the inaugural reception at the executive mansion on Saturday evening October Slst from 8 until 11 o'clock. JOHN McIXTOSH KELL Adjutant General.

The Civic Side. Th civic side of the parade- will be no less impre sive than the military feature. i Preceding the troops will come the gover. i nor with his escort In carriages They will be placed in the following order Governor Atkinson Chief Justice Simmons. Chairman Redwine.

of the senate i committee and Chairman Hall of the house committee Special committee or the senate and the house. Secretary of State Candler Attorney Gen. Who can Measum the influence oj th Mother it list. through All eomlflg tges and ten the oosaie of twwtt. With what ere ther store should the Ezpictant Mother be guarded and how great the effort to make her life hsppj Mothers Friend" mkrt tuid birth eMy.

list nature in Its tnbtlmt ffori litres th Metar stronger ifter th before confinement tad rob. tie bear of Iti terror Kq xpectaat Mother can if era to neglect Its tie JlJlomtr WHOM wlf tied Mothers Ftitnd' I UM co a 4 to go through th ordeal 4 then wire oat tour bottles to be ed 9d the eottwftitioojo per bottle nT thflB1 Q8CktATTOKDsytonOaio wiwil DtauutoR oTWiiTA iA. itt AU pnuaairra. 5 SJ Mtitt aaM. era w- rfl eow Mtwrt eir triglrfuniforms and Hpi were wa cumi ittft wn miirttwtf 3r Allsottebfu iwtH artfdfla totayjrpttSl Belotfl ublfahed thad ftUnUP iM plMt rti9t pgfi appointing the places of rendezvous i leral In if ftfln000cetlCaptain George S.

LowmanSFlfth regiment Major John Clem. U. S. A. Llentenant Oscar 3.

Brown V. S. A. A. Colonel John tiIiege Colonel mesw Austin.

Litienant Cob- Lieutenant Colonel Frank West Lieutenant Colonel Barn Wilkes. mt Colonel Eugene ltardeman Captain William fl. Woolen. Fourth regiment captain George T. Conu Tim battalion infantry Captain eom S.

Obear. 3 nnTr-h vUtt H1 report to the colonel commanding at tht corner oflPeachtree and Church streets. Saturday morning at 10 30 o'clock. i 4 The different organizations win take the portions asslgnfed them below at IO- cioojt a. in.

Their commanding officers will Imntedlately report to the colonel commanding fer brigade formation. Fifth regiment' infantry Lieutenant Colonel. Put Woodward commanding on North Forsyth street- with right at Church streets First regiment. Colonel A. R.

Lawton. commanding on drnrcn street between Peachtree and Spring. with right at Spring. Second regiment infantry. Lieutenant Colonel' E.

D. JfUgUiin commanding on Cone street with right at Church street Fourth regiment infantry. Lieutenant Colonel Hopkins commanding on Sprlne Street. between Luckle and Church. With right at ChurcK Sixth regiment Infantry.

Lieutenant Colonel Call way commanding on Cain street between Spring and Williams. with right it Spring. Third regiment Infantry. Lieutenant Colonel It. Gwnn commanding oH Ilr till street between Peachtree and Spring with right- at Spring Atlanta.

Artillery dismounted. Captain Kernpton commanding on Harris street. between Williams and Spring. with right at Spring. Battalion of cavalry.

dismounted. composed of troops C. I and of the regiment arid troop of the First hattaKoo. Major 3. M.

Barnard. senior officer commanding on Spring street between Simpson and taker with right at Baker Naval reserve battalion with band composed of companies A TiM commanded by Lieutenant D. Akjn senior officer on West Baker street between Spring and William with right jesting on Spring. Commanding ofjicersjir noUfled that tho Brigade will be reviewed by the govern. or at the' corner of Peachtree and Cain streets By crder of COLONEL JtOHN- CANDLER Fifth Regiment.

Infantry. Commanding Brigade. GEORGE LOWMAW Captain Fifth Regiment. Infantry Acting Brigade Adjutant era Terrell Treasurer Speer and Comp trollerGeneral Wright Justices mpk1n Atkinson of th supreme bench President Berner of the senate and Speaker Jenkins1 of the houst will come to the next carriage. State School Commissioner Glenn- Commissioner of Agriculture Nesbltt Principal Keeper of the Penitentiary Turner and Chaplain W.

Watkins of the senate la addition to these there will be a. long line of carriages containing visitors and Atlanta citizens. City Council in' Line. The city council with the mayor will form in line at the executive mansion. at 11 o'clock and will Join the parade.

AU members of the. governors staff will also be on hand. The climax of- the day Will be the Inaugural reception tonight at the executive mansion at clock Governor and Mrs Atkinson have in vlted alt the Georgia. troops to be present and the affair promises to be most brilliant In every feature. The exercises today will be notable and not since the daya of the exposition has so great a crowd filled the city.

City Hall Offices To Close. The city hall offices will be closed it 11 clock today In order that the officials may' participate in the Inaugural ceremonies or Governor Atkinson. Mayor King and members of the general council will assemble and take carriages and will Join in the parade from the governors mansion. jitarshal Obears Order. Office or Marshal of too Day.

Governors Inaugural Parade. Atlanta. Ga. October 30. The following details ate published for the information of all troops taking- part in the inaugural ceremonies on Sat- me prucwaivm will start promptly at 11 30 o'clock a in.

from tie intersection of Peachtree and Baker streets. AU corn- mandswill be in their positions ready to army. Colonel James Austin. Judge advocate general Georgia. volunteers.

Lieutenant Colonel Eugene Hardeman. assistant quartermaster general Georgia. vol- UClIptain John A. Miller. Georgia volun- teers retired Captain George Obear retired Captain James- B.

Nevin inspector rifle practice Third regiment Infantry. Georgia. The rocesslon will consist of four di visions The first will be composed of the United. States troops. the second 01 cadets the third of Georgia volunteers and the fourth of the governor and party.

4 First division United States troops A. Sott United States array commanding will form on East. Baker street with their. right resting on Peachtree StThlrd division Georgia volunteers. Colonel John S.

Candler. Fifth infantry commanding will form on est Baker street with their right resting ore Peachtree StFoeurth division governor and party. First Lieutenant Oscar Brown. First United States cavalry acting assistant adjutant general Georgia volunteers in charge will form on West Cain street with their right resting on Peacl1tree street. Until this di vision Is ready to move into the.

procession the go and party will occupy the reviewing stand on the mansion lawn. 6. Thts proce sion win pass In review before the governor. who will be. stationed on the mansion lawn.

down Peachtree street to Marietta up Marietta. to Broad Broad to Alabama Alabama. to Whitehall. Whitehall to. Mitchell Mitchell to Wash ngton Washington to Hunter.

down Hunter toward ylt After the column passes the capitol di vision commanders will' take charge of their divisions and conduct their march tram the grounds so- at not to obstruct the march of the rear of the column. 6 Wten the governor and party arrive opposite. the Washington street entrance of the capitol the Atlanta Artillery stationed In the rear of St. Philips church. fire the cui Colonel.

Inspector General Rifle Practice Georgia Volunteers Marshal or the Pay. Meeting of the Staff. Office of Marshal Ingural Parade Octo- bee 31 1896 The staff of the marshal of the flay will report mounted at 11 a. in. corner of Cain and PeachtreeF reets unless otherwise ordered.

Captain Miner last night issued the following order. Special Order No. 1 Company commanders will report with their companies on Spring street. between. Luckie and Church streets.

tight resting on Church at 10 30 a. in. Saturday. October list 2. Battalion Adjutants km strictly enjoined to communicate tills order to.

company yconUnahders at the earliest PpQrtu. 1 Captain Charles P. Ranaell. Company tr. will command First battalion.

Captain tne9 1. Staten. Company. will' com- iffiSatSrSS1 win report to the lieutenant colonel ommanth at the Talmadge Walton street near Forsyffi at 10 A G. MILLER.

Captain Acting- Adjutant Wise Speaks in' Montgomery. Montgomery Ala. October Special John 8 Wlst' the republican son of Gayer- Wise. of Virginia. the man who hanttai John Brown spoKfc here Moe building to a.

crowd of some 800 negroes to night. SAVANNAHS- SOLDIERS COME PORFsT CITY'S LEADING- COM PAN TO BE IN THE PAE. The' Regiment Commanded by Colonel. Lawten Will Arrive Zany This Morning on. Special Train.

The First regiment of Infantry of Sarannah and neighboring towns will be In the parade and exercises ot the Inauguration. Colonel. Lawton of that regiment has Issued. an order to the soldiers. which is printed below.

Tha regiment al arrive In Attlanta early this morning. They will make' their headquarters in their special cars while lere. The regiment la composed of some of the heW military companies of the state. The order of Colonel Lawiton is published below Headquarters First Regiment of Infantry Georgia Volunteers Savannah Ga. October ii 1896 Orders No.

28 lTh regiment will parade In Atlanta on Saturday October- Slat 1896. to take part In the ceremonies incident to the inauguration of the governor of the state. Although this day is not only Saturday but also the last flay of the month. and therefore very inopportune for procuring arga numbers in the ranks Is nevertheless the hope of the' commanding officer that as many as possible will go. in order that the regiment may make the best possible appearance.

2. That portion or the regiment stationed in Savannah win leave. here on the night or Friday. October 30th 1896 Via the Central of" Georgia Railway at 10 oclocK city Utile and for this. purpose the regimental line will formed In' the armory yard at 9 15 p.

in. sharp. Battalion commanders wilt see that their battalions are ready for this formation without any delay. 3 Company will have its station at Statesboro at such hour as may be arranged Dy its commanding officer in time to Join the special train bearing the balance of the regiment at Dover station. The train will proceed as the first section of the regular schedule of train No.

3 on the Central of Georgia. Railway. It Company should. be able to go to Atlanta it will join the balance or the regiment at Pooler station. The commanding officers of companies Joining en route wit report promptly to their respective bat- tallion commanders 4 All officers and men will provide themselves with one daj cooked ta- Lions upon which they will be dependent for' food during the whole trip.

Hot coffee will be provided by the regimental commissary on th train. The' companies tvil supply tl eir own cups and such other mess ware as they may desire. The regiment will pppear with campaign hats flannel shirts regulation blouse campaign trousers and canvas leggings Mounted officers will carry boots or black leather leggings. The. uniform blue trousers will be' carried in the blanket bag.

Each enlisted man. including the noncommissioned staff will be equipped with blanket bag overcoat rolled on top canteen and haversack the haversack on the left canteen on the right canteen strap on top. Officers will wear pistols recently is sued belts on the outside. Blue trousers will be put on on the. morning of the list before reaching Atlanta.

Caps may be carried It desired. Mounted officers will carry worse equipments. Officers will pu overcoats with their baggage. 6 Enlisted men will not be elbowed to carry any baggage. Each officer will be allowed hand baggage.

Company. officers' hand baggage will be sent to too tram with the. company commissary supplies. Field and staff officers' baggage must delivered to the commissary' who will ac as quartermaster for this occasion Ct th armory not later than 8:3 p. on th 30th.

All supplies and baggage must be delivered at the train not later than' I :15 p. in. 7. Very early on the morning of the 31st. and some time before reaching Atlanta coffee and hard tack.

or ships biscuit. will be served by the regimental commissary on application to him in th baggage Oar from the company commanders. The men will be expected to' eat their breakfast on the train before reach ing Atlanta at which time coffee will again be served by the regimental commissary. Company commanders are cautioned to see that the ration carried by the respective men is not exhausted at the first meal. The mid-day meal on the Slat will also be eaten on the car which will be stationed at a convenient place In Atlanta.

The etnlng meal Will be eaten on the cars after leaving Atlanta. The train is sched. tiled to leave Atlanta at 7 50 p. central standard time on the evening or the 31st. Coffee will also be served by the regimental commissary at the evening meal.

g. The- regiment will have Atlanta no place to assemble except in the cart In which It travels and at the conclusion at the parade it will be marched back to. the' cars for the purpose or laying aside arms and accouterments. 9 The commanding officer desires to Unpre upon all officers and men the absolute necessity of the maintenance during the entire trip of the strictest military discipline. He confidently expresses the belief that everyone will recollect that he Is expected to reflect honor and redit upon the regiment and that it may return to Savannah with an increased reputation for efficiency good discipline and qtriet behavior Under no.

circumstance must any officer or. man enter a. drinking saloon. No liqUor will be allowed in canteens or order of Colonel O. is ROCKWELL First Lieutenant and Acting- Adjutant What you want when you ate ailing is a medicine that will cure you.

Try Hoods Susaparilla and be convinced of Its merit. Seasoi Will Th Aitaoi GEORGIA NORTHCAROLINA 4 if i J- Tarheels and CriuJcers Beady 07 the CROWDS OF COLLET MEN HERE TO SEE IT As Big Crowds Expected as Attended the Thanksgiving Day me Georgia and Alabama. today- marks the opening of the- college football son in Atlanta. The University of North Carolina and the University of Georgia will me on the. gridiron at Brisbine park this.

afternoon at 3 o'clock. in one of the most exciting contests yet seen in the south. The hour fixed was agreed on so as not to conflict in any way with the Inauguration. Great preparations have been made for the event. Crowds win come over from Athens and the alumni of the State university.

now in Atlanta to attend' the Inaugural ceremonial. will join the' crowd that socks to the ball grounds to cheer the wearers of the reel and black. North Carolina will not be without supporters in the conflict. There Is a large colony of North. Carolinians in Atlanta who will' go to the park to cheer the tar-heel.

boys. in their efforts for victory. The occasion will be a. great social vent. Many driving parties have been arranged for the game and it is probable that there Will the gayest procession of Carriages and coaches to the scene of conflict that has been noted in Atlanta.

in. a. tong time. Nearly all of the carriages to the city have been engaged to drive- the football enthusiasts and their friends to the game. All of the young ladles of Atlanta's smart set have friends at one of the two universities and they will take advantage of the occasion to wear the colon of the institution WhIdi their friends attend.

qThe North Carolina team arrived last night and registered at the Aragon. The Athens men will be at. the Kimball after o'clock this morning. All of the leading college football teams of the south have representatytes here to watch- the game to note the strength and methods of play adopted by the- North' Carolinians and the Georgians Here Are the Players. Th6 tw teams will line up follows Georgia.

Position. North Carolina Wlght. left end. Best Price left tackle. Wright Capt.

Blanch left guard Carson Atkinson Center Joyner Middlebrooks right guard. Neville Kent. light tackle. Slegle Watson. i right end.

White Gammon. Quarter Green alley Capt. lttt halfback Hayood Cothran back Moore Lovejoy ful baCk Belden Substitutes for Georgia Spain Walden. Petersorl. Substitutes for North Carolina Buabee IIarllee.

BagwelL N. These two. teams splentdly matched. Many who ha watched Ahe practice or both elevens expect a. close score.

The North Carolthtaniave been trained for the contest by Gordon Johnston. of Princeton. who la said to be the best coach the tarhcels have ever had He played last year as Princetotfarfeft end in several' of tier big games. We was considered a star player until he became ill with fever in the early part of November. This' prevented him from participating in the great Thanksgiving Day game with Yale on Manhattan field.

New Torkcity Georgia's teatrlias been coached by Glenn Warner. wh was captain. of Cornell's great eleven lalSM He trained' the Georgians last year' developed one of th best teams in Jne south. Teams in Pine Shape. North Carolina has the advantage of having played ore games with other colleges this year than Georgia.

The tarheels ha had three games and have lost none of them. On October 10th they prayed Guilford college making a Score of hi to 4 The following Saturday October 17th they played the same College again. scoring ii to O. This shows decided Improvement. On October 24th.

last Saturday they met a stronger team thanVJullford the Virginia- Polyteenic. The TU1t of that game was a tie. neither side scoring The have so far played but one game with Another college and that was last Saturday wIth Wofford college. the state college of South Carolina The Georgians scored 26 to the Carolinians' 0 Both North Carolina and Georgia teams have had quite a deal of practice With the scrub teams of tfrelr own Universities. and have put themseis in fine shape for today's cbntest.

College Yells' and Cries. There will be music from the college yetis a oou as the students ream Atlanta. The Old yell. of the Georgia' tu dents Is familiar to au Atlantlans Hoo Rah Rah I foal Rah Rah Rah' Rah Geor-fcla The cry of the tarneel boys la sharp and quick. and in direct contrast to the steady and rather deliberate yell or the Georgians.

The Kortb Carolinians ell as follows Yackety yaeklIoorah Hoorah' YScketP yackv JIoorah Iloor-abi Carolina Var-st-ty Boom Rah Bodm Rah' II Ths Athens men hove one step yell Which they thundefput in fine style. It i as follows 3 Georgia. Georgia Bah Rah' Georgia Georgia. J8 Rah' Boo Rah Coo Ran Varsity Varsity Raft Rah' Rat' Electric cars will run to the grounds every five minutes Jg All the North Carolinians in the city ar requested to net- atffeie Young Men's Christian Association building and go from there to the grounds Jna bOOy. They are requested ear North Carolina colors white and blue.

TiOHS AND MEBCBRS TO MEET Two College roottainreilas Work in Macon Todyh tacon. Ga. October I Con Biderable Interest la manifested Sp the toot. call game to" played herevWtfcfrow between the Technological school Mercer University. Sf The Mercer has be greatly strengthened since the game with the Au.

burn team and unless tne cTi team i strong they may expect The game will Forecast North and South Carollna Jenerally fair Saturdayf westerly winds cooler Saturday night. Eastern Florida Fair Ugnlfgvartable winds Jt Georgia Fair westerly wlnd3islighily cooler In northern portion. tf Alabama and light variable minds. Mississippi Louiri Arkansas Fair Tennetse and weaterry lnda. Western Florida-Fair Louisiana.

Eastern Texas and Uhtvariable winds Kentucky cooler FXEDJROMBEflOME Fife left Her Husband In fie Lurch DESERTED HUSBAND IS HERE Asks th Police To Locate the Bun. i awayg. IYIANT YER TO FIND HE SAID. Ha Had Been Married Only a Year When the Villain Entered the Home. John Fate a young farmer of Rockdate county has been deserted by his wife.

Who. has left her hapless husband Or a more fascinating swain. The unfortunate matt arrived in the city yesttrday afternoon from MB country home and went to. the detectives' office in tile station house. A walked Into the presence of Chlet Slaughter his' eyes were red with weeping.

lie wore an old pair of jeans trousers Which came to his shoe tops and a. gray flannel shirt decorated with tie' mine suspenders. lie had left his coat at home. As the unhappy man toll his ten- of cruel desertion to the officer he ofttn saturated his. shirt sleeve with tears.

He was the very ptcturS of unhapplness. I want yet'- tez find Bally sal 1 he. 11 yer ken. tel' I Jest Can live without her I am feared she took up with Hiram Jones and there aint no telUn' whar they've gone to. One uw theta colored.

ladles at tha depot with white caps like on their heads- told me ter cum ter Yithat yer might know whur Sallie wuz. She has light yaller hair. and had on a. black callker dress With yal ler stripes. She had on shoes.

too. Then Fate stood in the middle of the room surrounded by. a coterie of-detectives and cried as his heart would break while. he begged the- officers to find his truant wife. After being assured that every effort possible would be made the unhappy hubby left and has not been seen since.

She Loved bother. Fate has only been married a little over' a year. He and his wife have never heed congenial and their marital felicity has not been perfect. Hiram Jones lives on an. adjoining farm.

to Fates and he has been a. close visitor with his neighbor for some time. In he has been a little too- congenial to cult Fate. While Jones and Mrs. Fate have never openly Avowed their love yet it has been simmering for some time.

and Fate had begun to grow uneasy. Last Sunday matters came to a climax. About 3 o'clock in the afternoon Mrs. Fate was missing from the house when her husband returned from church and Fate immediately became suspicious. He decided on a little Investigation.

and walked down to' the spring. There an amorous sight met his eyes. His wife was cozily wrapped in Jones's a arms. Fate was immediately overcome with righteous wrath. With lurid impetuoslt he ordered the loving couple to break ranks Jones was scared- out of his wlta and ran as fast as his heels could carry him' scream the field.

The tm1 little woman Walked slowly to the house by the side of her broken hearted husband without attempting to make any excuse for that very- unusual scene. They Skipped by Moonlight. For three days Fate never saw his wlfes lover. Mrs. Fate remained at home industriously attending to her household duties.

Fate was abut to forget and forgive but last Wednesday night his equilibrium was totally upset by a very unexpected occurrence On this occasion he had been called to the home of a neighbor after supper Soon after his departure Jones drove up in a buggy. and Mrs. Fate hastily packing her patent leather valise jumped In and the happy couple drove away in the dark. She left no information as to her destination or intentions. When Fate returned to his erstwhile happy home about 9- o'clock he was dumfounded Gradually.

however. the truth dawned upon him. and he. immediately in stituted a search. He saddled his horse and scoured the nearby country.

but without success He has never seen his wife since and has no idea where she has gone. He came to Atlanta. prompted by. the vain hope that the romantic couple might have been seen here. but went home.

last. night a. sad and disappointed husband Chief Slaughter la of the opinion that the run. awa couple have never been here. HER HAPPY DAY.

A CHARMING STORY OF MEDlClN AND MARRIAGE. rw. Open Letters Prom a Chlcftf Girl S-flow Happiness Cams Her. Among' the tens of thousands of women who apply to Mrs. Pinkhanifor advice and are cured are many who.

wish the facts in their cases made public but do not. give permission to publish their names for reasons obvious In the following and no name la ever published without the writers authority this Is a bond of faith which Mrs has never broken My dear Era Pinkh in A Wend of mint tin. wants in. to writ. you.

becaus Ehesayi yoa did her so much good I desperate. Am nixie ten years of age tall and weighed 138 pounds a ago. I am now seer Skeleton. Prom your little book I think my trouble ii prousl menstruation. My symptoms ar etc.

Our doctor my uncle tell slather that I ra a numptloli and want to tk florid Please help mci Ten ms what to wdtellmaqnickly I an enga ed to be married to September. Shall I llj to th LUCY W. Chicago June i a ts Mj-detrMrlWakiim Xhis is a happy day. I well afid gainfagr weight daily but hill continue the treatment nd Vegetable Compound dtmnt thuummu. you suggest Uncle know nothing bo what en have done for me.

because It. wonit make thinp very uttpleasant th famfly. 1 would like to give yon a testimonial topub but father would not allow It. tall married hi September er and ft to Boston will call upon yen. He CO 1- ptbTemT gratitude 1 Just such cases as the above eak out is women's circles and that Is why tha confidence of the women of America bestowed ttponMra.

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l0c WRISLEYS PINE TAR SOAP PER cake 4c PINAUJYS ROMAN SOAP per cak lSc ptNAUDS SOAP. NO. 240 VIOLET. White Rose Chypra Heliotrope- Penn de Espagne. etc.

per cake 180 IMPERIAL HAIR' REGENERATOR all colors. Jll0 CUT GLASS ATOMliZERS beautiful designs sold by other Stores for 2. tOe JACOBS' QUININE TONIC. 25c Liquor Department. Whisky is a spirit distilled for drinking.

which' originated with. the Celtic' Inhabitants of Ireland and Scotland and its manufacture Is still closely allied with these two countries. It was at first tolled aqua. vitae and was originally used as a powerful medical agent. It was not until about the middle of the seventeenth century.

that It was used WI a beverage. it was originally made from barley but it is now possible to obtain. It from any. ce real grain malted or unnialInl. The bulk of Irish whisky is made from grain.

hi the. United States whisky is distilled chiefly from corn and rye wheat and barley being used to a limited extent. Whiskey is greatly Improved" by- ate and It is not mellow nor. its flavor agreeable until it is several years old. In its orlgnal state it is nearly colorless.

but it derives a reddish tint from the wood of tile barrel Jn which it is placed the wood being charred before the barrels are tired. Whisky is also a fine stimulant and tonic Is good for the lOngs. a preventive of chills and fevers. and a Site diffusible tonic for invalids and. for those Recovering from prostrating dsea e3 AU wines and liquors in full quart hot.

tles ERY OLD SCOTCH WHISKY full quart bottles bottled by distillers at LORNE HIGHLAND SCOTCH wrng- KY bottled by distillery at. Glasgow. Scotland nU BURN' LASLIE CO 8 FINE OLD SCOTCH WHISKY bottled. by dis tillers at Glasgow LM Slit JOHN POWER SOY IRISH WIIJBKT bottled by distillers at Dub bin Ireland full quart bottles 150 JOHN PEEL IJLENP SCOTCH KY. bottled by distiller in Scotland quarts 31.50 WISES IRISH WHISKY bottled by distillers at Cork.

Ireland run quarts tt GO OLD OSCAR PEPPER WHISKY. This. is the genuine Oscar Pepper whisky guarantee Stamp around neck Of hot. tle 75c OLD CROW WHISKY. TJC HUNTER RYE.

WHISKY 3110 MURPHY'S MALT WHISKY 6Sc UUFFYS MALT WHISKEY. oi8c RAMSATS PURE SCOTCH WHIS KY. 4. L40 RYE WHISKY S5c GUM SPRINGS PURE RYE WHISKY 4. F3JILL SPRINGS WHISKY 90o SILVER.

WEDDING RYE wnrsicr. sac OLD HERMITAGE RYE" WHlSKr.S3c FINCH'S GOLDEN WEDDING Ri WHISKY full- rW TOLU. ROCK AND RYE. SOJ PEACH AND HONEY. Inc GOLDEN SHUCKS CORN TTIHSKY RABBITS FOOT CORNWHISKY.

Jc Me ST. CROIX HUM SUl FELTONS BOSTON MOLASSES RUM s. Site JAMAICA RUM Gc OLD ilEDFORD RUi lag' Gins OLD TOM oiNr. se. OLD HOLLAND GIN.

6c CROWN GINf. Me ROYAL CLUB COCKTAILS TIARTI- NI WHISKY. MANHATTAN. VERMOUTH. tOo Brandies.

I1ENNEBSYS THREE STAR. BRAN DY na JULES ROBIN COGNAC. fiOO MARYLAND PEACH BRANDY. 670 NORTH CAROLINA APPLE BRANDY we CHERRY BRANDY. ta Imported Clarets.

PONTET CANET. CLARET. 7834 8T. JULIEN CLARET. 4 60o California Wines.

ZINFANDElT CLARET It 4Ic- CALIFORNIA CLARETS. io CALIFORNIA PORTS. J. 4mb CALIFORNIA" PORT WNE. A CALIFORNIA SHERRY WINE Oo.

ANGELICA WINE. 40c Liquors or Cordials. ANISETTE 3 ABSINTHE MARASCHINO CHARTREUSE CREMB DE MENTHE. Vfl1tMOUTII. KlitMEfc GILKA BENEDICTINE.

90o Too Towel Department. TURKISH A A Lig transaction. in Turkish Towels with a world-wide known mUlrnan enables us to offer valves unparalleled In the history of the' retail towel trade A very flue Turk- teh Towel size txOO 1. BATH SUPPERS alt sizes and colors pair. TURKISH WASIr RAGS rJ iouseliOld Medicines.

GOSNELLS BLUE MOTTLED SOAP. large I 2 3 lb bars. l5 POWDERED BORAX pound. 12c LIQUID RENNET ISc LEVENTINE SHOE POLISH for la flies' shoes. go COMBINATION TAN POLISH So WAXINE TAN POLISH V.

60 WOOD TOOTHPICKS. Japanese Hard wood and polished per- box. So DIXIE CHEWING GUM pack- LIQUID OOLJ3TAINT nJaUlSo DENTAL FLOSS plain and- waxed. Sc DIAMOND DYES. per.

package jc SULPHATE QUININE per- oUnCe. to EMPTY CAPSULES per box. i lOc Rubber Goods PAL. FOUNTAIN SYRINGES. I quart.

tj lO PALMERS FOUNTAIN SYRINGES I quarts PAlIilERS FOUNTAIN SYRINGES 3 quarts. k. 6So PALMERS FOUNTAIN SYRINGES 4 quarts- Ka PALMERS HOT WATER BOTTLES 1 quart. S5o PALMERS HOT WATER BOTTLES 2 quar i. s.

i60o PALMER 2 HOT WATER BOTTLES 3 quarts Wor PALMERS HOT WATER BOTTLES 4 quarts. 15 RURBFR SHFTING. I yard i Kt ULCER AND KAR-fiYRINGEfl I5o EIDER COVERS FOR WATER BOTTLES 111 sizes Stationery" Department. ROYAL CRYSTAL BOND WRITlKCf i PAPER. quire boxes with envelopes Gladstone size made eat" face.

3 tints earn. rose. S3o DNVEIDPES Baronial NoS and 2 to match paper. 8e ROYAL PARCHMENT WRITING PA- PUR AND ENVELOPES two-quire boxes. elegant kid surface in.

three tints. ROYAL BELFAST LINEN PAPER and Envelopes qulre ooxe Oisdston size antique- finish ruled or plain. JJ RED LION HLI WRITING PAPBR In pound packages. satin and antique finishes commercial and octave sizes ruled and plain 20o ROYAL LINEN WRITING PAPER. note size antique and kid surface.

in three tints azure sapphire heliotrope. one boxes' with envelopes. lac Cigar department. IMIKR ALFONSO. cigars per box.

rpgular price' 25 our cut price. 1. MIJO 53 cigars pet box. regular price tLOy. our cut price ALL CHEROOTS rer package.

te ALL 5 CIGARETTES pack. CiOAltPIrTE PAPERS full books BULL DURHAM- 1 pound pound KES MIXTURE 2 ALL. PIPES AND TOBACCOS AT CUT PRICEST vorpIAI Colored IireTorcheg for illuminations Etc. Burns bill. UI LblHL llantly and of a beautiful color.

Each torch hurts 5 minutes isc. Colored Fires in bulk for illuminations etc. Req. green white per pound :6 ii r' husknd miFPrI i okD co ii In i tricti i Id WhaUertlactj from the' norU1 and Ve. abl Dairy street 5teetqJ lessthenee i1 feet1oor to tT er andDafrij 1S.

t. SOUth 8lde OfDa southpataUe wlth 1to- line thencewestiLIol1rh lnorUt1e11. 8th gia yto saUatri. i cit co. urt t.

AU1nWi MathewsVer e. tly. zijtfr e. th. AnthitJ anaiben In.

tIjf of ton the- nOrth'- north I 1. fJt a1 InrJpJaInt1tra. pOn theproperty lI ft. faLsuedtroT 2 in ttt JJ Banking CcmII ft iAi i ti Ii o1Yiashstandrdmset tt ble. commorcl1a l' case deskf bed rugs.

ln i l. ChalTl10UngeoiJI roeklngchW1J4 i tUng levledupo lasAhe ty oAuantapL U. Sest 03 0 TBALtf acttonCarg.d\ Only 1inetnni1i grOIlHndo' ve nUe1fl hStreets IN I I Libtra Jari g. 1 3 ment bif1 Ac ommodatio 1 Prices. Headquarters.

ba. ggage toanq if trO. J. pot by giving us 1fwi nt1emen' ii lo aHon nd. rtf.

rl i anci1J1 per lay andUP bllc will find th1ai 1i e. pnrltrfl F. l. i A gfj t. otel of th SQ d.

European NOUNOEME rtif ir. I i on Invites tb lP lnsra st. ho tall and winter. heat. electric the Location bl In th mot.

rid' the city. djol Rft on' three blocks perlor an trai It 1 i nd TourjstiZ tft1f GR TL- Nt ebUlrln i terr epot. eor I I J. 1 J1il 13 i 4 w. isyc Aj 4 ft tiDQ OBERJj34 i i Wt a.

2' i' 1 fill Gm AOCil t.i\ 4 lijaUg atiPn ofGoyornor t. I if At inson. 2' ff rf liG p1nIDE oSrAH liJ. TK aTIf Sot lers t. lIge 01toWjME toMPUIS WllllI i' J01nb Full to- ottl1 y.

7 1 he lbonorao 1 atate Atkinson III be na e4 2 nonilnr. 1 eml J.o/ beone I 9rthe Cnotable seef iot. ihe hen I nf ops there l' irepratlonll en tr06 bl during ljttie lle In. jusLat ntran e. the streets wil te on Just he Ful Progme.

Te fl progmme afer pade at cpitol al th ter Intr ucton govrnor Inaugral addrs. ofce Ben lcton. I S. bn a Te inaugrl recepton 11 tae' plae exeutve 1 ocok ofrer Ive re nlng rs. Atinson.

member gner as- emly. curt. mitary o1cen Stte Ie Te 11 I lEast 10 wi te lne. A fEature pare 1 mval cde Brnsck. ComPy ete Savanah wi be' wth fl CanlerU hae state top.

bllng rankln ofer. ed Fifh Unied rg ent wi be' Unied trops. wi lne ip 6 Te genell ordE1 ISUO Adjtftwmn directng asemblng aUthe publshed elewhere. Rmentl Order. remental eaquarters Flfh Intntry Gfra Atata 18.

1. commissoned non stt wl re- prt leutenat or. Forsth an. Walon mOrng. lst 10:15 ocock 2 C.

w1 bttlon clmader opposie armor comnyC. a. 3 D. lnd wi batalon Lrd Micel ad oclok a. Btalon mI jo wi tm abve Indicate.

5. Bataon commaners. wih btalons corps btter wi ment 1 fonton 10:3 oclok a. 6Capla Everet quarer- detaled 11 fort leutenant colonel IwMA Adjutat' Sol diets tnvie. Te folowing crcula GeJfla.

Generals Oce Atata. 31. 18. eror 1s. etend InY- tat ofcer ad.

thlllng locl mitary tt atted th Inaugral recepton eXe11t7e maIlon 3st. frol unti 1 o'clock OHN ldNTSH General" Cvo Sie. T8 civi paade' w1 Is Impresslve the mltr te3ture. Peeding troopwl nr es Ort calges 11 th lg Govrnor Atklrn jusice Chran seate i eommltee ad Charman Hall hous comnUe I Sela commIee th sente ad hou a Beeta Stte Cnler. Atornlr Wo cn MeSUIU tnl nce the MoterI' I ooa Wit wil' 1 rrlf UMot Fredt krthl bftb eay I1UIubllm.

I eaort the it er Itrarer Afer tD Hfor eolneme" te ou trr. ae' eJ 1tmtw ted aher FIId f. t. i so ti' ugh th orel tl re wie. bttl.

II. I te 10. r. le. he 910.

ATxDITno ho. MI 4mIUtDt Bok WQ ulat fe Q1 MUL11R COb UAACU 8I. Ai DAUIQln. i 9 nJefe. oaer t.

olni fe lac ofJe dei fJ' i rr ir US Jac n1hanvi TOdsrParaUe 1 I i3 iI- nit rmf ibi if oi. I 1t ll i i Fg li tij tonpICmn an t' to J1otiF 1 f' I U1 1r a Oi tr' tB t' lf a4" I fJ elc 9f 4 to 1e aaiP t. pl rendevou i' d1i ira' bhisl In de. A 3 1 e1' No. t.

It 13t 9f CQm 0J18j rlftlj. tuune C9U1 mend 9 yolunt. PartlclpttnttIqhe ttlla. gU tp de ln a accordance iener 1 2Th t01tow rii IS. lo Ui ttl.

1. i8 ftt Fltt chief of staff usAUe tenant' sc rJ 13roWhttS. A Colonel JW- St Jn MItl die. onef L1 1Uenantc nel JOSeph F. rke.

Ll rankW st lJi tit cot ti nlWUke Lieutenent Colo Infantry pt ln' battallon1i1lantrli 1 SObeiLr retired 1 3. The staff win iQnel cormhandin tth. ofP chtre. 10:30 clock. 4.

oiI lgnl 1thembeloWa 4B o'clock 1t wUllmntedlatelyreport cofo el lJeutenanttol ilel wlth 1. wton. co. O. 0' stre.

et eett 1. E. Dr iu cornmandJntt Cplonel. is cO dJJ1r sp r. behnenLuckle tht4' i re ment g.

ln glme G1fJipcOtlJl Peachtree. r1t1s- rlghtlIt 1. F. Kem ton on. betwee1 8Prt a reglm nti Cot baUalonMaj t.

twe stnip tItt tes rve' battallonmthbaMcomposed omp lby L1eute t1t. n1or street" and WllUItlo rlghtr.es Dg2ol cers rA- thatthO ber or-at rn otp iit a CaIn By crderof' ELJOflN B. OEORGESLOWMA1f nf AIlln B1t era Terrell. TreasurerSP er an omp- i oU qenera1 Wr ht' st 4tlnsonof re fich PfeeldentBetnet ot th t. lb eilKin hous carrl ge.

Gl nn. Ch laln 1. aWatklns otthe ari cbUncllwlth also. Ina gural ex cUUve at' o'clock. Irs.

In. alithe teat w1l1be ocock oroErlbat partlclp te iI auguralceremo- MklIl5onMaytn wllljoin manS1 Ina gural urdu. 31st Instant 1. The procession 11:30 a. rom mands will move by 11 :11 a.

in. Ti1 following elds are ttnnottticed First Lieutenant John L. Beatie. first ttalloncnvalr3 chief of staff. Major John L.

Clem United States W. LJ utenantColonel unt ers. Captain hn teersretlred. orge S. volunteers.

The processioO dl- governorandparty 4. Lieutenant Colonel H. B. Russell command- in i' form on West Peachtree with the right resting on Baker street. Second division.

cadets. First Lieutenant B. ott. Pea. htree stre t.

Third West th street. Fourth dlvls10ngovernor J. di- proc Sslon procession Inr vle' MItchEJ1 I dl wn LY pas es dl- el rge I dlytsJons co. nduCt 6. Wt Itov rnor will customary salute of seventeen gun WILLIAM G.

OB AR. orgta el ft' Ct streets JOHN 1. BEATIE. Chief of Stan. No.l.-Campatiy coin- res ng Cl urch.

10:30 n- thlsorder nlty. II Stat B. snand Second battalIon 4. tlL1 staff th colonel1ommanlllJiittt nearFomm a. in.

By order' or LIEUTENAlT COLONEJ I3OPIUNS S. Vonlmahding dJut Wise MontgomerY. Oct Special. laJ. tier VIrglnlathe fD1U1wn ban 1 ML Mtthe trowdoot pegroeit AVA NAWS BEiN PAR 1)E.

La In. I9rrlve1n ill here. bes rycompanles thestatt- quarte Ge 28. Orders 1. The regiJI nt partin on Iiov or isnot Is large mAnY 30th.

1 o' locol wlUl at BattalloncomtnJandehl 3. suchhour ot. 4. whfththey wtllbe the will their cu 5. i shJr i g- i th Incl dlng I Oa 1 I th leftMnteen OlfS lbt I I Ks reacl ng Offic r8 put 6.

ny om rs' 1ll Act oc Ull the the tralnnot ching hlmln the rea. h- ir agall1be 111 lace At1 nta. the-Cars sched. 7:50 ce Incept thecan a laylng8fde 9. pr all.

D. bel1 thatenryotte tre lt and. thaUt emci nct. haviorUnder 1111100 eante er oionebLawton. wo D.

Ft LI nant nd. Acttn tant. 1Lw 1 rt ro JH med1 ne thaLwi11 eureyotL 111Io cS' ts r- i 2 INOW1 HOm EOTITBID JJ If i' litm lt 2 gt iB' bI tp TC 4 iE c- n. Ill li EOG S' NQRtii AR IN 1 RDW SOf MEH JEREJD EIT ro ds tedUtAtteU ed the. orgiAILndA1abam 1odayma ka oi tootballie rheUniversity IV sIty Win.

meet- dltOi1 BtlsblnepJrl sou ed a ed i 1augur t16ri. hav8beeo come overttom of ermnte. wt ndbl wilfFnotnbewlthou porterslIi the' l. In' rly cU ve' sts theOlmg ave iand Idvanf ge 00- we thecolors Inst1t tlon. The Carollnateam re lstered theA fAil rthe atch1Je ga ad pted Ge s.

HereAre thePla1ers. ThIF we. I. Idt tacldeWrlght BI ch ft MlddiebtOOks. Neville IN lt full ba I SUbsU.

tutes tor. b. ClIr.Ollna.-Bu. Sbe. e.

1 BagwelL" te m14f. sple tnly ed the. clos Carollnlanhave en byGordon saIj1 the. tarhCEls ha. d.

ear Prlncet eft 1 pla partot ovember. vented Yorl Jclty. S. whd the he ba. have jgame otthsrn.

4. SaturdayOctober to JturdY stronge. team thau Ullfords utt ng. ithnother O. al ielr an.

th. ems. sl ape t. or and Thertw1l merry ol- aseoou stu- to. au HooRah1 hh' Rahl.

JlaI tlieel nd1iAAl caro1Inlanayell kety. k5H orah ck tt. BocmRahIBOciip Th i ve the. Jb. ij Lf.

utln is 1 OeOJgIa Ge. OrgU RahtioO RabJ I carS Noltf tonreetatJ Assocl t1 lng thert nds The requ tedl rear white 4 tue. ANJJ 8 Work ftro ct derable. InterutJs ILaIIlt lJ be I dh re tween th. Tee.

h. nol Qrk. a1SC1Ii. Mercer. tm rsl stn eir1ththeAU i11 th Is th marexP.

d2deleaum wellpa Foiec sa1hc 1 North ndS bUi' ai erallJ' fall'S rdaYf jknM daFafr tf I Ie wt lfe Jtn. clJ1gbt1 eoolerinnorthemportlon. arilaaudWestttJFtoii Falt tIWs st xaa 1kansasfa1ttltJhln :1 ble1I11idS. op" JFti L. 1 iTJ pj tt9 I W9tfieri 4fe.

fi dl i HUSBANDISc 0 Aak the. Po ic Un- laW EadB edOni1d Wh fate. aYQungfarmer' een desert hlsfiitewM le haplessht1l1band re Unfortun tem 1estetday h' counttThome and. nt omcein uti Ab lked Int eyes' 1 ore tOVIiind ttarmelshlrt mtnesuspendera. Asthe to th was' ter-llnd-'BalIY'sal1 if je3tc l1t atnf Jon ii.

they' gone" I ladl th likeon Wlthyal- Shiiad of and' ev ry se Lov ontYbeen eIi' rnarltattellclty1J riot. bofttf rt to Ve love t. toa on overcome th de hearted husbandwlthout th veryunUSUIJ saw hou ld ab llt lWJlforg ve. ut ups call supper. aSlo herdestlnatlonor in.

away tiler toMrs. fo owmg everpubUshed au. laithYhich 11 ham frlcDcSof an1l she uys you dt sin nine- te yearaltD a ate undetel uto. me te helpmel de sod tell me quickly. IIgate live us tilt by 0.

E. fo sith So lr dear Mr Plnkhain- am reUall and le about you tilhe 1. topubll6J alI I be Yn How ntttudel W. a- abor teak9Ut Sswhythe. othewomen Am ica tJ.

ponM Pinkham p1 reearid1 ttfte glrotD nm ntst JYOni 1f. th1 ott 1tfr m' 1 WFf a f' q- ingnl1ean storecWhereYJuCanfind tbesan equl11 yJo ssm ii I1 ti. re ftE YOl1 1. lGET AMDSAEIOEY PrOplietaryledtcines LER COMP UND64c TA8TELESBPREPARATIOJi. u.

tt h. LMERSW ARRANTED OJ HEALTH. I rgf L1 60c Hu to 1IARlANAu. 83c AtMomtME L. 11WIn 8ri n1 ini la RA OR wlng1Iigg ntln Russlaleath 1APANLILY es box.

llc 50C iFu DT P6w c. QF. lac flact10 uIOe pm N' AP i HellotropePew' lI AtOMI ERS. Z. 500.

C. Liq ubr Is. 8 rft nfn II eln tlf at1Irst asapowedul medlcalagent 3 Was a. bev rage. trombarley realgrllin.

unm 1t J. gnIinln dhitUledchlefly euI1tU Is. neart bUt1t tr I fs sUmu1al1tand tonIC chl ect ver1ng Jsease3. ll RY OLDSCOTC Quattbottles dlstinersat GlugoW' SOOhlUld. SUi WnNEHlGHLAND Scohandi OLDi' i1 i YBooW I t11 RJOIIN WIlIBK-r.

dlltU rs Pu bott LE. tUed d1sUJ1ernSc tlalJdi' 1WJ. liit8 Wil i wedlf50 Quar 8S1C OLDOBCAR WmSKy.Thls.- gu tee aroundnecit Ue. I1j MA LT gUnSCQTCH J.S- Ep J8g wi 0 i SPRtNOSW SILVERWEDDING WHISKY. OLD11EroUT AGE.

WIIISKV GOLDENWEDJ Rlb ToWSl1 I ftYEj NU R4 isi tt FOOTCORi ttC. CROIXnU 7 1 Jk :1 DJj Et fjl 1 Wi2. CLUBCOCKTAI TP'- tr-f. 2 GENUV AGtN- if133 Jr Iiilles IIENlESSrsrH 8T BR Dy. i ifif 1.

st5. IfJ MJD 1' APpLE13 DT66C Clt nY :11.RAN ItnR a. lat ts. tt CALIF RNIk' Wml ij ordials11t i Jt1 I ii oUOO ftfl i 1 lJep thnent i 1n sffT wlh A aclioit. rurtlgh.roW th aw rldwld tootter hlstoryot tall to et tradeAye17 TurSf' IShTow iH 1 i B4 TtJ.

BLJPPERSLlrslzes Tv kisiii 1fi I' Hous 1 ies GOSN LVsBLUE iED lar 3 b. jjH BO po 1d 1Zc EJ flHl COMnINATIONTANPOWSHi i8o. ET AN. I i WOODTOQPIlI KSJapaneseHarci bo .5 DI IECHEWJNGoGt1M. ag i.

i15c DENTATFLOSSplainand i Be DIAM OND' packaged QUINJNEperi ri 40o GAPSJILES. Rtibj dS. 1 INSY1 NQESl art. AWtERSFQWtTAIN SYR c- iJjOa FOU AINSYRINGEs ifilill AL1IERS5HOTWAJER3lTLES 4Quarts i i. i RURBFRRHEETING 1lltd t14 ULCERANDPAn11YJUz.GE9 JLt i11y1l iD tf teJt nov NDwnrrnd PA PE.

R. nt' boxesWlth envel slzebanamade 3 tlntscreamroSeheliottope ELOP 1lfid matchpaper. nOt' AL' A cmIENTWRlTrn A. R. rQENVELOPFs tw boxeelegantkld eil s38 ROYALDELFAS sibn ul 11Zeantique.

llhLrul d' orplalnN L1UN1nW wRITl PAP Inbn Il nd anda Comm imd' a1 rul anl1plaln. ROYAkLINEfWRITIXU azure phIrp heUGtrotie. on J1 JJoi 1th Pes Gig thnerit LFoNsoro pe1bOL 5 rcut perbOXregu1arJIt ut.prlee CHEROOTSperwck ge.8c C1GARIII pack. 4" CIG RDITEP APLruIt k. ii.

S. ti i8 f. DtJKES ounn. A SPE' 1AtCOloiedJijre Tdrcb sf mtimHj Ek ti i bfifJ JiantJyandpf4ibeautif lor IacbiQfth 5" f7 6 ti ri ltf tr 1 if bO Dfl. :1 Ing ot 1rs.

atr northeat VenaVj et or toJeA ng 7 tet i DaJr tt ot Dat 4 I pontsol prop. ia tosatityi a fol. A1 that. Th. a.

eeL baeknorthalenK 5arn. Wldth IV plnti Compan7r I an tbfo1 to cpnzlstlngf3 I 4 iiig. bars. 4. thalrsi5 1 waah.

ble rlounge1. uponastheL a 1Lf. Atla.nta..Ga- usevsthe TBALL. carsfl. 1ineriIfl :2.

HOTE veii ue NY4 id baggage to and frOT. er. lovatlOn an perfect ii nnd up1 rL t1 a like ELAND Proptr1i A RAUON MATLANYJ theSPt well ta transient gueslS. Is and rate3 to CU ugbts o1bott thd fash AdjoLos the to any. thePat and rn TouriSt5 I CRAm 4 ATLANT a entt' tor all parts dInIng sere A tCSf 2 er i.

raz 1. iiC IN TODAY 1 4 i iia IDaugurlloA of OOYCIflOI AliflsoA. ARIIFOFSTA1 T8OO i TousiSo1ie ne kflJEtOMPANIES IL1 LI tb the bonorS stateW. will baugUrate et jot when cent ax rray iaVe ee roope ekC. been tke ilI fol- I.

bhere iwiil A4jutrittowman 0 Orders 2. ina- 10:30 ort S. th OtSc th The lll Itoh i th oVth Mother lleomthggesandeateri i I. app3. 5 tsIkeIttilldbIrLbeuy UI 1.

in than I I I rGhstebearotittrror tq aorg 15 C4tOmsr wboswjf je all cii. bjj the t' and 5l5UCdthS eoitwMelOOOoper h1T1hesOXOLATTOND5ytonOhIO. upspwajPERnOflta B40k' acii samsa' niJd fre. VClIOULAtORCOAtL57AV. i rt I Appojntithe Places of Rendez du Toiys Parade Ds4 5 4t" The ci wulibe iill o' visItig rniIlta.

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The following staff is Lowm nrltth Lieutena 3. Vest Jsmesv nd Th com sanding the1 or Peacbtre poltions theutbelow cs' 1 Chdh Calloway jor. a 3Thfld betweenSprlng rest1ngon ocers corner of JOHN' t. ActifltBrjde TreasurerSp sttcesthxnpkin the. ttieltebefich Bern senaIC arri alsobe rs tobe a1I Olfic closedttlt 11:15 The battalion cavatrl' orgia unteers 3 will their street.

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