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Peach Blow Vases Alto and Bas Relief Poreelian Figures And Other- Norelties at MeBRlDES Dinner Tea and Joiltt Sets lu Crtam Fruzer ilotel upplle Gate City Stone Filters Baldwin Dry Air Refrigerators. McBRIDES 32 Wall St THE WEATHER REPORTS Dairy Weather Report. U. B. CTJSTOM Roou.

June 9:00 P. Ml observations taken in moment. lm at each place named Cotton Bolt Bulletin. Observations taken lot 6 p. jth meridian.

WATCHES. JI P. STEVENS JEWELER. 47 WHITEHALLST. NOT ON THE LIST A Small I amj lilet Liable to fl.

page pam. Armstrong lit title page reads nterettlng papers In the Armstrong ease which do not aj pear in the report authorize autlsenti. cited and copyrighted by the Bishop of Georgia and sold to the public. for the profit of the dto ese at four times the cost of publication. This edition Is free.

June. 1586. The pamplet contains a large number of letters from the bishop to Dr. Armstrong. from Dr.

Armstrong to the bishop. from the vestry to Dr. Armstrong and so on none of Which was printed in the book. The following correspondence with the members of the standing comm ttee who has charge of the publication and sale of the copy. right edition of the riLS rong trial appears the pamphlet ATI on Ca May Ii ISM Hon 7 D.

Harrison Dear Sir Enclosed 1 hand you JO for which please send me by bearer ten ies of the Arm. gca or give him tie bearer an order where he an get them. I respectfully submit that it would be fair if ir committee would let Dr. Armstrong have what copies he desires for 1 is personal distribution among his fnei ds abroad at the cost of i ub lication. I am aware of the ac iou of the convention on this matter and will say that if you will make this toncesaisu to Dr.

Armlrong and your action is not ed bythe next convention I will belper onally responsible to the diocese for the difference between cost and 12 per copy on the number of copies Dr. A may take. He cannot afford to pa the 5 for such number or copies as he ought to use. ery truly your RirLsB. Bi LIXK LA OF HARRISON PfEFfcE TV(1 Nay 19 Hon R.

lul ock My Dear For tLe oo receUe I return 10 copies or the report of tl trial of Dr Armstrong. la reference to jotr suggestion to furnish the doctor with as many cones as he may desire distribution at cost 111111 confer with the balance ofthecoTi mtttce at my et convenience and let you have anauMK Verytrutyyours HIPPI ON SECOND LETTER FRO MB HARRISON. Law Or MI HARRIS VPSFHES Atlanta May to ls8G Hoa Rufus B. Bullock My Dear Sir ini ewof the fact that the cation Hpe tee coit of publication and all the expe sesoftlf trial to to i aid from tale of the report tl committee does not feel authorized to ell the report at cost of publication but has a authorized me to let Dr. A.

have a limited number of copies say2j at ret eery D. 11 PRI AtlllLta. Ga May I 1 6 lion. D. Hani oLi YiDesr Sir-I am in receipt of your esteemed reply to my rote oflhis date I urt erstand from your report to the en tic that the cost 01 the report of the Vrm trong trial was about 1 fly cent" tervopr I should wetf-stDr Armstrong would need not le thin fitly copies permission to have oneh indrcd cop es TTOU not be excessive and I submit that so many as he may need at first co would Le fair especially as I suarantee to make good the diff rence to ease the licit convention does not ratify the action i of yoi committee in supplying Dr.

A. ilh copies at co to the diocese Ofcourse ought no to be taxed with the cost or his trial. Respeetf illy yr urs Ri Ft sB TJII Up to the first day of June Instant no reply has been received to this request and coi ies of tile report of his trial. except one sent to turn tile bi. boi have not been furnished to Dr.

Arttrong at sn price. The official report of the trial furnishes a complete vindication of Dr. Armstrong and fully sustains the opinion of the minority of the court as expressed by Rev. Mr. Strong that there as not a scintilla or evidence 01 any immoral act committed.

For this reason its gene. circulation would be valuable to Dr. Armstrong and he ked s51on to have it published at bUown expense. Bat by reason of Its being copy. righted na ld for sale at PS euJiQrtitt prfte even tilts rneaeure of Justice is dented to him.

TWs pamphlet nas been complied and publishOd fot free distribution without tile procurement or knwIedgeofDr. Dr Armstrong. HADN'T SEEN IT. Thronh the telephone Bishop eckwi Wasutedbya CONSTITUTION repor er what lie thought of the pamphlet. I haven seen it.

he replied. Dulat know anything bout it" Then you cant express an opinion Don know that. I would care to even if I Jji wn It" Well what do you think or the titie gew Ob I ont know said he laughingly. yH about the unpublished evidence nidenee was all. published in the the commwticatlonl between GOT.

and Mr" Harrison relatlte to I octpr Armstrong the number pies he desired at cost of publication wh rKeTerle ri of it before. Wm see you after you hue THE SOUL OF A GOOD CITIZEN PASSES TO THE SPIRIT LAND. Colon 1 Luther Glean Die at Jtia Horn on Peach. tr A Pull JitOy of ta Lib of th DWttn rutlhed OtntUmanIn Which teat In. trcsting rotnt are drought Out.

Colonel Luther Glenn is dead. The soul of this good man cud distinguished citizen passed to the other world yesterday morning at eleven o'clock. His death will cause sorrow to many hurts for he was a man universally loved and es teemed. Colonol Glenn WI in hils sixty ninth year. lie was born in Washington county near Sandersville where his early boyhood was spent.

He was raised principally in Henry county near MeDonough. His father was a wtll to do planter and he was given a good old geld education When twenty ears of ageheenteied the state university Athens. He was a dose stud eat and in 1842 RADtATRD WITH SECOND HO in same class with T. R. ii Cobb.

young man in the university at that time stood higher than did young Glenn. He had not graduated bnt a Short while before he mimed Miss Mildred ebb daughter of Hon. Howell Cobb. With his lovely bride ho moved to MtDonoBgh and begun the practice of law. Ills practice was large and lucrative but hit ambitions were high and he entered the po.

litical world. He represented his county for three terms in the legislature. where he did his county and state most excellent service Jo every important question he took a derided stand and was generally on the right side. In 1 1 he moved to Atlanta. He entered the war as captain of Stephens's Rifles in Cobb's a Georgia legion.

Afterwards he became colonel ofthe legion. A bra soldier never skoul' dued a musket AT THE IATTLE OF fREDRrcKsDtRG he wjs shot through the left arm and from this wound he never recovered suflermg the most intense pain up to the day of his death. He represented Fulton county in both brioches of the legislature and was secretary of senate for two terms. In state and national vcihtics he was always considered a leader. llisjndgment was relied on implicitly and the people had great faith in him.

He was elector at large for Douglas for president and made a thorough canvass of the state. At that time it was believed that Colonel Glenn had no equal as a stump speaker. and his work was felt by his party. The people in Atlanta honored him twice 08 atd by electing him mayor. He mane a most excellent official and the city prospered under his administration.

He labored for the good of the city and the majority of the people and after his term expired he was be' sought to run again but declined to do so. Colonel Glenn wss the father of six children four of whom survive him and two who sleep its Oconee cemetery Athens. His living hildrenare Glenn Howell Glenn 0 ilecn and Mrs. I McBride. The first named son is one of the most learned lawyers ef the state the second is solicitor of i the citycourt and a gentleman of un- utst enable legal ability the third son rcsidcs in neighboring city an honored and respected man.

The daughter is the wile of CLK of Ulan as most yrosperous merchant To thildron he was always kind and onoiderate. and a father never lued who was more kindly trusted 1 his children. His I spume was then chief pleasure. AX OLD FILLOVS In the early historv of odd ieJ' jnp Org a olosiel letsn booa a emb' of th great order and0 nunue throughout the Lla Jife. As far hack l52 elected by.

the 1 Grand lodge of Georgia i rereprefeutative to the then Grind lodge of the I tnited States now bovere gn Grand lodge ud sfTHd cont nuously to 1 In 1- he was again elected as representative to the irai 1 lodge of the United tates and i UitU that body at its memorable on held in San iraiicisco California and was continuously re elected and served in true rapacity till 1- when he was elected deputy Grand Sire of sovereign Grand dge During his long serwce as representative in bis supreme legislative eind judicial head of 36 orders a body distinguished for the ability its membership olonel Glenn was re og- zcd as among the ablest and most eloquent Ld was variably assigned to ser on the urst important committees and was an active silifipaEt in the deliberations and in the die. siou of important questions. In recognition ole long and eminent services to the order and is ability and worth he was promoted at already stated to the positionof Deputy Grind Sire in which capacity he served twe years Ld until at the session of loO held in the Hy of Toronto Canada HE TN VS ELECTED I ND SIRE cd thus became the executive head of con. tituenty numbering half a million adult members. On his re urn front Toronto with ns great Loners a greeting was extended him his brethren of Atlanta and a public recap.

1011 in his honor occurred the hall of the house of representatives which will be remembered by many. In this responsible position he himsc If admirably. His decisions on oues lots of law were sound and almost uniformly usts.ieed wb le he presided er the body wren in annual session with consumate tact nd ability and this was heartily attested by the entire membership. His term expired in 2 arid he retired from the chair with the gh fraternal regard and unlimited good will of his brethren. His royal genial nature lad attracted warmest fr friendships and us retirement from active relations with the dy over which he had resided caused pro.

found and universal regret among his co. laborerF. iththe order in Georgia and in city and with its fraternal and benevolent wOll he was closely and thoroughly identmed Ills membership has lor many years been with I arncs Lodge No. of this ciu but each of the other lodges claimed an equal interest and regard for him aid when in health sod able to do so he re ryceded to tins fediug by frequent visitations to the meetings of the various lodges. His slh brings sorrow to the vast brotherhood of Odd Fellows miugtted only by the faith rat after his long sulering he rests in the Grand Lodge arxne His brethren will ever cherish the remembrance of nobility of ul kindly nature and goodness of heart i A ON In Masor ry Colonel Glenn had placed foot upon the topmost round of the ladder.

He was one of the brightest of Masons Of Fulton lodge he was for many years muter. and want post high priest of Mt. Zion Royal Arch Masons. He was so post high priest of the Grand Chapter of the state. To title order he was devotedly attached.

and was always at the meetings ready to lend a willing hand. It was hard to tell in which order he took the mot interest. the Odd Fellows or Masons. He was ea devoted to them as a mother to her child. His pleasant face and wise counsel will be missed.

TOHI8MEMOE1. The superior court adjourned yesterday afternoon ins respect to his memory. Solicitor D. Hill in moving that the ccurt adjourn said Colonel Glenn was I gentleman who tlli. titguished himself in many walks or life and never more distinguished than an an tdrecata it this bar.

Colenaul Hnlwy seconded Solicitor Hills motion in which he said no one more richly deserved all th respect that could be shown him than Colonel Glenn. Colonel Kulsey furthwnioYtd that the court appoint cons. mittee to draft suitable resolutions on the death of Colonel Glenn. The motions were put and carried anc Judge Marshal J. Clarke.

presiding said th co oneknew the pain he felt on hearing the death of Colonel Glenn. Re was ft man possessed of many noble traits or character. Hit kindness to the younger members of the bar was something to be admired and appreciated. This morning at 9 o'clock the bat of Atlanta will meet In the superior court room to pUt EtdtaUe resolutions npoatne death of ole vo did honor to the profession. ocom RTft The remains will be earned to Athens this morning for Interment and will be J1tered in ODee cemetery by the side of his two chil.

drtn The funeral service will be conducted byEev D. Campbell or that city. Colonel Glenn often requested that at Jus death there be no unUSUAl demonstration but that be ha burled as simply possible. The following gentlemen will accompany tie remains to the depot this mornm Messrs. John Collier A.

M. Wallace E. Wit. llama O. A Lochrane Evan Howell.

John B. Goodwin Amos Fox and Charles L. Wtl. son. Rut in puce.

SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY. Progress or the Labors of the Board misaloners. Ron. E. Harris of Macon chairman of the board of commissioners of the technological school spent yesterday la Atlanta.

Daring the day he had a conference with the governor. It was the intention of Mr. Harris to cilia meeting of the board for last week but he was confined to his home by severe sickness and could tot do so. The disarrangement of his plans caused by his sickness. will prevent his mettug the other raemb of the board In New York on the llth of July II previously agreed.

A Cc rm reporter met Mr. Harris at the 1 yesterday afternoon and tnquir ed of him the condition of affairs reapc ting the school. 1 am in Atlanta he replied to confer th the governor about the school. The beard is fully organized and is actively pre. caring for the selection of a location au a model.

I find that the people of Georgia are thoroughly alive to the importance ot the sthool and there is no doubt but that there will be many bids for its location. Uems. II Inmsn of Atlanta and E. Hodgson of Athers have gone north to Inspect the tech. uological schools in that part of the country.

They will report to the board upon the rs thin. Ha the board notified the vinous cities of the state of its plans regarding the location the Yes a circular has been sent to the capital town of every county in the state. Mr. Harris gave the reporter a copy or the cncnlar which is as follows THE CISCtLAR ov Ca. JoneS liSi Dear sir resoi I lion of the commission on the school of tPibnoo adopted at their meeting In Atlanta.

on April 111 I am directed to notify you. and through uutbe onstuontty under your supervision th tberomiDlsMonisnow organized end ready to rr ve propofa and to consider any advaulages ll at may be offered by you or your people look- li i to the location of the school In 5 our mmmcdi- iinitv houl you decide to compete for the location and to offer any donation of va ie to the state in order to secure the sme ease hai your propositions prepared and 8i tbei ticated tatli jla nb andexplicittv what canrTer and if in property or buildings the alieoftbetamp together with an otherfactyou may deem important to be cotsidered the Mm IT salon In settliug the question of location. Any preposition to receive attention must reach the icrum slon on or before October lot. isV Pelow von will nd on attract or the mo ni 1 rtant features of the art of the legislature trorzii the establishment of the school. It i the earnest wish of the comm ssoi that onimui ity desirous securing the xatim lb bid hai the fullest opportunity to be heart i i tl merits of any proposition that ch com i iHy may make in a corlauce with taeact so 104 i ma re toans 01 I lermit toe to ai in the ff mem of the mo ii rugbifil 1 ms ifthe there is en.

i whichjjottV a so much to st ft 8O rin of a community call energies of its people ant deve op ns 01 rres as would in the location of a cho 1 in mid like Leone in Juestion It is nknl ff" rat mtcha ucal talent disnifj la or and tl esti 1ents fur work In any or the great in ncsof the venom- All fomaii i lc one referring to the beet of rr uioi 1 Id be addre ed to E. II vl on secretary thns a. Very resp. ftl i i E. ttmest ltatrmou.

i The circular contains an al stract of the i establishing the school. Mr. Hams returned to Macon last night. PERSONAL. MR.

M. B. IHX Sanford fla is at the taikham MR. I MITU and. wife or Athens are at the Kimtall EON PPIS of Macon WAS in Shlstita tcrdaj COWSEL tLcv Ho APD of Jefferson was the city ttrJa MR II TAC iiji of Macon is a gue of the Markham bo se II.

C' LnrExT and O. F. Pane. of hicag. a i in Atlanta.

8 TOEl JOHNSON of Graham a is at the Markham house. LONEL C. HARRIS a prominent banker 01 Fort Valley is at the Klin all GEVEPKL A VA and wife. of Aiketi are at the Markham MR. MCGREGOR of Wanenton was among tleusiur to Atlanta ycolerdar.

VR JoiEsE BROWN of Newnan and Sir. Ii. II Brown of flawson are visiting Atlanu ME and Mrs Fu FNE C. Si umv little shy is lai geroul tick. UKJB 2 Marietta street makes all les of pictnre frames.

Try him. 61 MAJOR GREENE of Columbus is. roachelthe cit today and is regi tercd at the Markbsmhoufe PROFESSOR it. W. RDS full orchestra Of Stares ill furnish music for the guests the entire ca cn at the Arlington su in thu SOLKITOP HO ELLGLEVN quite ill at his cmeonleachtree street.

Lie returned Wednesday from a vis to Salt t-prings WHEN you go to Gainesville stop at the Arlington inV Taylor proprietor. Commercial omen EI ecial attention. sun to thu WINK TAYLOR proprietor of Arlington triG. Ca is an old traveling a 1 also a member or the eler Protective as- ocmtion Give him a call. spn to thu THE Arlington is the only hotel in Gaines- lie that charges per day.

strictly. contains re rooms on the first floor than all other ho eh mtlned Telegraph. express. postottlee. bar.

billiards and barber shop in building. sututh Tie. ABM TEOK by request of the associa rer at ai celebrate'S lecture hither IS this pint of the Age Cerryteg I on Friday i ttght of 11 week at the courthouse ba 1 It is a to one 01 the i nest lectures ever delivered Atlanta. HON. WILLIAM H.

BARNES formerly a citi KU of Atlanta is now on a visit to Georgia. He ie idesinfian rrsi ci co andlsed tor of the Week. ly Call and president of the Pacific Coastlress a socia ion Mr. Barnes has many trends Is At- lama who remember with pleasure his residence hete. We welcome him to Atlanta and to Georgia.

MB WILHELM formerly postal clerk cu the Macon and Brunswick railroad has cc- rej ted the position as clerk of the Ocean hotel at Brnnfulck tic. Sir. Wilhelm is very popular and krown all over the state as a gentleman of first- cl abilities. He has many friends who wish him niece and know ill who visit the hotel will find him accommodating and pleasing to the pub. generally.

lie will take charge of the hotel Motddv Where he wilt be glad to ee all his friends. AT THE KIMBALL Sperry Westflsld Mw- A Inns. New York 3 oumans and wife Knoxville Tenn MeIver Charleston Brown. Newnan Brown. Dawson Mrs I Woodward Knoxville Borsch Boston JB hymn Cincinnati Smith ndwlfe Athens Gi John Noble ritBbnrxbJBTrinjley Mass Williams Cincinnati Dc- Georeit WtUUrns irginla ii Br Savannah Hancock.

DanieU- Ule DADorsbam Green vine 8C MeGre for Marietta Ua HsrrisMseon A Oliver Ohio is Harris Fort A alley Butter Akron Ohio timmee Il Bowles Georgia A Tower Albaov. Ga Si Bohannan Sane. Utron 5' ti Wyman. Boston 3 Hauan 0 Starr. Miss SI Distant.

Savannah GI. Pr II Wsllerton and wife Birmingham I Thames Chicago CSSteele Newiork Brown ew Orleans 5 Decatur. Gm TiTlor end child Brunswick GI. Ui Sata Lscter Norfolk. a PC Cautbona.

Na hvine Tenn Chicago Bscheldor Sickles New York fl Poster Chicago 0 Battle Amadeus Gt lira Meal and child. Savannah Ga Thomas Jr Thomauville. GI I dark Bnros wick S. Smith. Macon Thomas A Champlin.

Richmond a I' A Greene. Sew York. Red Lion Elixir" if yonr bowels troubisyon. lUd Lion" Elixir lixirfarboveleotnplaints THEY ALL THE GAMES OF THB SOUTHERN LEAGUE YESTERDAY. ittauooga Defeat Atlanta ZUfl7-LUZUt ceirM Severs Drubbing from Ckcrtistefl5a.

nzuubli Detested aaHw Oa baud by con VtctodeuL CHATTAKOOGA Teun. June 9 Special. The locals won today's game from Atlanta easily. The game was brilliantly played on both sides th locals winning by knocking Conway out or Icebox in the filth toning making five earned runt. Strict tr was then substituted.

The fielding on both sides was fine. The visitors hit Hart well but tailed to bunch them. Graham running catch of two flies to the center both being at the ground when aught. was tie fielding feature. Chattanooga's 8 s-ixconsecutne tilts in the fifth was the batting feature.

Following is the official score Lamed runs Chattanooga Atltutal double rls3s Graham to Levi- two-Isaac hits Graham Crcts Levis Lyons Mappet wild pitches. Hart 1 trltker I passed bal Mappes strueLout by Hart 2 Cou way 2 Stricter bases on balls Strict a 3 left on bases Chattanooga 2 Atlanta 6 Tune 1 Umpire Erennan The issue in Savannah. AH Ga. June bpeciil The fi tof the series of games between Macon and vaunah opened this evening. There was a fair etletidance.

The Savannahs were badly beaten and great dissatisfaction was expressed among the spectators who felt that the could and should have done helter. Interest to decreasing in the game and. it the playing is not Improved. 111 die out entirety here. The people are wilting import good games.

but re disgusted when they are lost through bad and careless playing. Following is the score savAttaIss. MICO EH PO A BH PO A It HotaliB efO 000 0 Stearns. Ib 2 in I 0 Field it. 1 ii 0 Corcoran 3b 0 1 3 1 ollinB 2b i 2 4 0 0 Decker rf 2 8 Mori ty rLO 1 0 0 0 re tz U.

00001 Mnef lb. 01010 HUler cf 20000 tockwelllfO 010 0 Walsh S. tDay p. 0008 Daniels 22713 Miller ss 0001 2thmbrlnpl 0 211 0 i il en 0181 UeLsli 2b Totals I 24 16 5 Totals 9 2 scoaa BY I Gs. lOOOiOOOi-i Macon.

a SIS1MABY Earned runs Savannah Macon 2 two-base hits Walsh I Siorairity I left on bases Savannahs Ma on 3 ttruck out 0 Chamberlain bases on called balls 0 1 aj I hambSrlaln 3 passed hails. t1 len 1 Dai leis wild tches 0 Day lime of game tip mp re Burns. Nah lle Steps Up. Myoirnis June Special A. very in- freiUiigaDil 1 highly eJcitiDggamewasr layed th urnoon between Memphts and Nashville In ie esecce of ato 00 people.

tiered innings trej laved lilt the game should have been won arl crbv the locals a the ru made by the a il in the fourth and seventh ii ning- erc glaring error- Twice did the home team have utu in a chase between bases but in each Instance ai 11 to out Item sumS Iermltted them to score. ack knocked the ball er the right field fence the in irjg and scored a horns TUB. lo irg is time oil rial score 8COEE BY taatNoo. Mfinph 2 a lulllC 1 earned Memphis tint base on errors uh.iJe frstraeon called balls Memphis 2 a Mil 1 struck out. by 0 O'Leary 5 Baker it tell bases Memphis I ashvitle tw abase hit Urorghton three base hllf rle home run Black do bier la need to lhelao passed ball Schelt- 4 bases stolen Earle.

Titus of game lIengle. The Charleston Game. CIJARUf June 9 Special The first game of the tries was won easily by Charleston today. by a score of 1to Conway and SuteliF it Id the point-for Augusta for two innings Our. ng which Cl Charleston made eleven run' lathe third inning llaircr was ut in the box.

with Toy as catch and the locals were held down to one run. Weighing and Mc were the battervfor Charleston. Weighing pitched a superb game. rtiig the visitors only fur bits while the tatter halted Conway and Sutcl1fffor 10 bits including breedoi bles and a single bagger. The following is the scott BY lSSIO harleton I1 Augusta.

000000120-3 Earned runs. Charleston 5 Augusta 0 struck ut IvWeighngl ltsrbridge fimbaseoncalle balls Augusta Clarle tono Colored Baseball Players. About lour hundred people witnessed the lame of ball letweentle two colored climbs at At etic lark yesterday afternoon. The audience rA largely of colored people but quite a number of white admirers or the game went Jt ud were rewarded with a good game. The Geor.

gte champions succeeded in defeating the Tenses. tee ebb by a score of nine to ii Thompson the tcber for the Atiautss proved tobe a One pitcher. he i as a remarkable speeU an 1 great endurance. HI. cat tier Hushes could not give him the prop.

yr support. Joiner the pitcher for Tennessee club la quite good. The Atlanta nine was Cooobman shortstop Higl es SI. third base Tl ompson pitcher ox T. right field Hill first base ROberts third base Cox center field Hughes catcher Maasell left field.

Tennessee i tune is Newman ten teld Daniels right field Joiner ri ber nfroe. second be Shorter first base Smith. shortstop Harden center field Ward third base. The game was jtiiet and order The club has mate special arrangements for their white friends who will cc meout today and tomorrow. Baseball BoTletiiu New Yew York Chicago 1 only six tunings on account of rain.

Cincinnati Rain no game. Stateo Itlaod Metropolitans 5 Brooklyn 1. Bt Loul Ix ui Loulnille HI. ChArlecton Cbartcstoo Diamond null' on ssems to be picking up right sharp. From II accounts ilengles umpiring is about as tad Young's work.

Where is Mitchell the and what does Atlanta want with him' Kilroy of the ltimores is leading the Amen- ran amxUtlon pitchers. Nasbrilles victory in Memphis yesterday give her first place in the race. Cahill will probably remain with Manager ct melt 2 the Teat of the season. Atlanta loss in Chattanooga yesterday was a gee nine tnrprl to everybody Tttiahnrg and Cincinnati both want Denu1 Lyons and both have made President Ryan offers for him. Atlanta left home good first but now stands mo WTltbe boys pull up to the top again before they ret hcmt There is no telling who will win the-pennant but it is sale to count on Atlanta keeping the flag in the Capitol city.

Sonivan who pitched good bell for the Atlantis in the firitpart of lull season is doing good work The Augusta club seems to be having equally as bard lock as Mimic. and is ttlnr beat nearly every same. as is also Savannah. The first game after the return of the H1 1 played nalKondiyaftemDon tfteD ehsixIpion5 end the Piesidani Bymn his eyes on a finerignt flelcJerwriocaiiout hit anypkyerinUiesooth ra and It now usgoticung for his transfer to Atlanta. Conway is being worked death.

When Atlanta went on tsar first trip Shsffer was worked oat of thape and now Conway being served in the' same way Al Bauer who pitched for Atlanta last season and who is one of the boxmen for the St. Louis Maroons Uiisyearis laid up with a split hand which he received a few days ago. The Atlanta team seem to hue played rood ball except the last game in Nashville and the game yesterday in Chattanooga. Thin public cannot sc count for the sorry playing done by some of the members of the team. mfey of the Louhvilles end Becker erg not geed 6 lends and whenever they play in the same genie one of them assists the other to make errors.

This fact has induced Manager Kin to decide not to play them again is the same game. In a game lift week Dunlap the second base. man of Manager Schonetta St. totals tem made three runs four base hits one a three and one a house run eight putoats seven assists ansi one error. It is the best individual record this COUSU3CE3IEVT ECHOES.

5 lie Exercises of Unaic and Elocution at the Atlanta Tensile Instltne. Tte l11stit1lte haU at the Atlanta Female institute was filled last evening with friends of this splendid school. to witness the closing exercises of the edlegiate department. The exercises were most interesting ml fleeted great credit upon both scholars and iQEtiuctors The music was by pupils of Pro. fesaor Alfredo Buill and Mrs.

Buili and it was rendered in a manner that deserved pra se. The rommme win as follows Overture Ruy Bias Stendelahon Miss Alice Dames and A Built. ReciUUon-Ltttle Joe. Mice Gorrinna Boyd. Recitation-Ode to the I assions Miss Julia Hag.

get. Piano Solo onarelle ticket if in race Boyd. Recitation-A A Family Jar. Miss Natalie Little. Piano Solo Gavotte Ooldner Miss bale Inman Toe Diver.

MissHattie lumen. Piano Solo Sonatina Miss Helen heed. Recitation-Painter Seville Miss Rosa Well. 1 oufe Piano Solo Sonatlna Schmidt Miss Annie la man. Recitation Tte Oyster Mw.

MissMavNace llano bolo Sonatina Remecke Miss Lucy Peel. Uncle ncle Ben Miss Kitty Hilt Piano Solo barcarole Nerket Miss Haute to. man. Song-O Sweet Birdltng Dulken Miss Susie wood. Recitation Flirtation on the Stair Miss lona Corl am Pi ano solo Fab lain Huff tilts Belle Locke.

Recitation Heartsease Itlsi EtaSelman Itanosolo a UJreley Seating La Hleuse KafJ MitsMay Kenny. Kecitatlon The Burglar Alarm Miss Lydia Kirby mith Plano Solo--Minuet zko Miss Jessie Wn Kecitatlon Anx ltalie Miss Mary Turner. Recitation Jamie Butler and time Owl. Miss Mar- ret tArke. Piano solo YilAnella Nietnann IL Julia Baggett RetatioD Selection tram Pizzuro Miss Sallie Fannie Grant.

A Family Jar was recited by Miss Little in an tfiective manner. It is apiece full of the lat of humor and was received with much sppianse. The recitation The Diver by Mist Battle Inroan was excellent. Muslnmaoa conception of the piece was good end her rendition of it well nigh perfect. The music was sit good.

Miss Locke's solo. Fabian by tf received great applause. It was played in a mar ner that showed her to I a thorough muter that part of music which is too often neglected beauty of touch and force of expression The iinrglar Alarm by Slice Lydia Kirby Smith one of the prettiest recitations of the evening. Miss Smith recited with splendid effect. and received a perfect round of applause.

The entertainment closed with the recitation or a. selection from I izarro by Miss Sallie FJlnDie Grant. The piece is a difficult one to recite and one in which if a single word is lost th effect of the whole is gOLe. Miss Grant recited with such tower that the whole audience seemed to ireciatethe delicate pathos of the piece. and when she finished she received tumultuous spplause.

All in alt the entertainment was au inter- eating and successful one and was well worthy oftbe high standing of the institute The walls of the bell were covered with pictures and plar juee the work of the institute pupils. ToLighttbe graduating class give their exer. wing to the size of the hall only a. limited tUlLler have been invited. 71 ET WERE SCALPED.

me i xj-erlence of Hop Dung Tang and Sing Tong Quhung. Hop Bung Tang and Sing Yang uhung were two wiser and sadder Chinanaen who bearded the Air Line train Charlotte yes. terday morning. A few days ago Hop Bung Tang and Sing inngQuhnng left ew i ark for Charlotte intending to open a laundry in the Isitcrcity Previous to their departure they were advised Bo Lung Ting Lung a shrewd friend of theirs not to purchase tickets from the duly accredited agents of the railroads nt to call on a scalper end secure them from him. They accepted the ad vie a and call.

ed on the scalper and informed him of their do. sire to purchase tickets to Charlotte. He had none Jut offered rt to Atlanta informing them that at Charlotte they could obtain a rebate of twelve dollars from another scalper. They purchased the tickets and started on their journey rejoicing that they had beaten the railroads out of a few dollars. ft hen Hop flung Tong and Slog Yang uhsng neared.

Charlotte they joined in a caucus and discussed the rebate question. Tue tickets were carefully examined. and Hop BcngTnrgand Sing lung Qrshnng decided. after ranch waste of pigeon English that it would be necessary to come to Atlanta in order to collect time rebate. Accordingly they came.

lust before reaching the city. Tuesday after- terrjcon they stopped the conductor as he was pausing through the car in which they sat and shaking their rebate checks in his face exclaimed. Twelve dtsilae" What queried the conductor of course not understanding. Twelve dlollar" reiterated Hop Bang Tong and Sing Yang Quhung excitedly. The conductor examined the rebate checks and then he understood.

He explained that they could be cubed only in Charlotte. Hop Bung Tang and Sing lung Qihnng swoie softly Chinese and pigion English Uttil the tram stopped in the union pAss nger depot. Then they sought an Atlanta China- man with whom they spent the tight sleeping on Ironing boards. Yesterday morning they purchased return tickets to Charlotte paying nine dollars each for them. They retched their destination just thirty dollars out of pocket.

liars I tow" rum is pleasant and at same time efficient. Clothing. THE DEMANDS OF THE IN NOW COMPLETE IN MEN'S BOYS' AND CU IMMENSE STOCK CHOICE Our ailorlng Department as factions of the seasons Our cuss HmgCH Tie pdkatifa of and Atl h. road for an Is thenOroy of Georgia baa beau deddedw The application foilBJunctfen munnie tatnintnonltaadccmBiissIoa from aetn 3 ipcath petition JohaJftDannand lass who is stated In yesterdays Ties complain that Ia the state of Georgia association of railroad companies known as the Southern railroad steamship asso UOB that all the railroad companies in state belong to said association sad th tit chief object of oil association is to defm competition In the tui of carry Said association la it meetings by its agents appointed at these meetings hili the rate of charges for hauling lroirhts of every- character within prescribed term and the express object of making said rates said association or its agent iito Taimu rates in other words to lessen competition. They charge that this method of making Utis a palpable violation of the constitution ul laws or Georgia and is done ia defiance of both The duscrsminitiona are In favor of an.

chants la the same business In Augusta enJMaoon anti Saunnih and are greatly detrimental to and almost ruinous to her business. They wed commissioners. to take steps is 1 required by smas Ill 9 of the wt of B9 to enforce the penalties or the law against sail scireads and especially against tneWesi ra and Atlantic railroad company and the ELIt Tennessee Virginia and Georgia railroal com. pany. that rule six of the commission be ea-1 forced and that such other rules be male and enforced by this commission maybe airy in compliance with the laws under which title commission is acting to secure their rights as shippers of tights upon said rairsede The cue on both sides was ably argued and yesterday at eleven o'clock Justice Wosia delivered his decision as follows TM.

came came on to be heard upon the pleti tugs and aftidsvits upon the application for an is. junetioU pendetite and was argued by couzI and upon consideration thereof it ordered at. judged and declared as follows to wit 1 That the injunction prayed or upon th trayersof said tilt rotating to enjoining said de. fendanto from enforcing the schedules of standard tariffs annexed as an ethibit to said bill be deult4 until the cause can be heard upon It. merits.

2 That the Injunction be dented upon the rrsreis or aid LIU relating to said pettuoners of limn and of Itcas upon the ground that said defendants hue not II yet done anything or made any rules or regulations relating to the same whirl ertitle the complainants to proceed Salnit them. It is furthet ordered adjudged and decreed that the bill of com plaints stand of file gnd that the refusal to grant said injunction be without rreludlce tocomplalnai a topray or an thinu. lion i pon a supplemental bill presenting new Sal additional facts. W. WOODS Circuit Justice.

June 9th Si in Chambers. The commission will hear the petition at an tiny day. THE BEST TONIC. This medletna combining It-cu with pun Vegetable tonics quickly and complete Lures Dyitiepa Iniiffttlm WemitMl xnd XenraJsrla. It Is an un Jaiiinr remedy for Kaaates otOt Kidneys and Unto is tnvalnable for Wjcaici peculiar to Women.

and all who lead sedentary Uv s. Itidoes not injure the teeth evueheadaeh a produce constipation otter Iron rwdfrmnn do. It enriches and ptudua the ttanUt ihetmetitaalda th admflatl mof foodr ilevei Heartburn and Belching and StrtuiU- For Intermittent Energy Tikrooothcr su Mbi A DUD A SAFE SPEEDY andPOSITIVE I THE GREAT FRENCH VETERINARYRtMEDY OX- GOMBULTS CAUSTIC' a vrmUemt I Lbs wIau7 Prattle teU tall Twenty YMUI. LAWRENCE WILLIAMS A CO. QyLAftD OHIO.

tot Bale by JR1DlInD WARE 26 Whitehall rteetAflotaG may2a- nn roethnwkl in 4pwkiastpd NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS IE OGLETHORPE HOTEL XMPAN OP Buungwlok Georgia will nave plan or a brtck hotel estimated cost 60 000. it Its office In Zruna wick for Inspection on and after June IStn ltL Staled Lids or the whole or any portion of the work will be received until lane Xn ISM when contracts will be awarded. Contractors are invited to call at of flee in Brunswick Georgia on and after Jane 15th With a view to examine plans and make bidJ TRADE FULLY OUR ALL DEPARTMENTS. ILDRENS CLOTHING. GOODSiriLOW PRICES usual filled with the latest pro torn suits speak forttemselves.

BROS. OEOROl tK MAK1 the bill beriof Cong rhndcnnttorsl determined opr Edmund Bo Iwyncttcc i thee seats in I nUhoopitoU mtt lei have enjoy el KimrcacnlateMi il did the two ilt pawed with I yas the hoc trty abridge lb MB BL01 Ir. Tilounts deci. order raised In aj that the Irgl rtft tILiEgCd ealsj succinct and a in tdicad this point of orl ion fixing cotdil Cjth6 civil eerricel in arguing int ttha bill eh I hampered itsel idiitiibutiugtl itli 4 tpproprlai ler the present I psoviding money ISDO power to elf ardent fere today found ell ware held isIsi of Chalrmu BOLMLR house was i hen Hears. Holt Ration.

Thegentl of ct other wl ring down the onll atle party and conl te-iud easy convq debate in cd the judge some yed by tuSh tides i BAKDAl UlrEaudillhadtj i committee guild hat It had attemit al to the house I lould enable the api cry reforms whJ IMS' found to exist I AKT8 A JJ Pre ideutCle elail IjouiBraent of nn with Mr. bo cf the bn I opinion that will DP an srijeurozne It is aid tl tour In will not go to La life pities fur the i tics. lie laof tbel ect woul 1 I sty TRAPPEl Seoul RallroJ The AgrJ UHIhMOV JuBJ lotion oered by cownittaeon on re expressing kfte thatJt was I St debates to the lowof represenUti After the routine eekcslledopbijbJf of te from accept rat from fiilroad lived land grants sir ilr ttaj to taste npoal duata eonsid eratloc Ir. Edmunds oner on judl Mr. Beck said is wo rl down at once as Ktfee.

Hr. Edmonds rema mice to the. 1 would suit Mr. Fhis didn't suit frJ CTheu Mr. Edmunds ifer it to the coo i the it is and najl Ion was rejected bj bill then Came jlhout reference to i i the pasa jlJJasfril CSS AlllnOU hack.

11 Cocsrell toxe1 tttMJrjeHtQTge ll tJoneI of Artanu FOB. MahOtif Mix' rs Bo wen Gamer LaUo Mitthell mm AOBlCll ie agricultural SI' en up. UrMmerinthe the bill referred which be situ YCO OIJITD per acre I United State. Tl sparrow he added those of the rice I milLions Of Uol were rapidly on I by the ornltlw. id Btate that tt tetbetesp UiUcr said which identifU iii over tog tzxst excellent tt food habit of bJ spoke cm xfiilkCultare eonpoed ri branch of ind Dolfh Hovel rear eoestue oi of the rritoiy by teitrlc the ei 0.

4 L'-- ases. 1 oilct Rerri erat ouiyui OTTtCL BIGK CaUl. U. S. 9.

obI it1onJ en thb tm. WIND. Ill i i I la I i I I A .9 73. SE Light. 10 Ctou4y.

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Lt rain. I I 3 paleaUne 1 S7 73 Clear. Fort 8m1thI2986 7 Light. 01 ClonIr. ShrevepOrt.

Z9 81 7570 5ELight. 01 ILt rain. IUCAIOBSERVATION8. 6 m.j.OI\i bol I 1 1,1) clouty. los.

m. I766J SW i 00 Cloudy. 2 p. m2J16 74t Lt ruin. I gor Maximum ther.

I Withntim thee ti Total falL. en 7 th i ATLANTA DISTRiCT. I Atlanta. GL. 811G Effi I Grin Ga.

Si re I 1 EB 11 UT LlI T. Pamphlet ate a Seu sat oni. Last night a phlet lauchiel1' a 1 twentytwo seen by r9 the case cuse was 1 eporter ntere UDg tgta lr rp i edlb f6 lotG ft of dlopes Arm trong foll wing committee Arnstrong ap urs in 6O riiia 1 s7 Par dies I utrong ea-e. can yoce his friends a tub- action ma ter fo oY tn i beo Pti t. Very rrs B.

BuLotx LAW OnjE 1' 111 IT lL. I h' I It. My ir Soe eIYN port lie feren otir urni I. copies ma for or the cons. an alJ Yery lrul yours Z.

D. RRtSO BEO IB. LA. AIl uta I I Hou. In SiCW oUhe faclthatthe convention t8 ttiecoat expenses of the I gt ht say jj Z.

RRIS Ga. I. l6. Hatrisot Cit I eH med 1 ow of this urderstand Armstrong fly loer opy suppose that Dr. espies would foot thediff rence.

ca i ei SU I gri Respectfully yours. RtTlS JeffO K. Junelnstant rec lve copies bLb a bincer nrt hed ir. J1 i auy: ta 21boRe hr ee ral ne gf Ui bp llihM kn w1t geofDr. Arm lrong.

SEE Jiij ubd h1 reporter if 00 1 It. at pager ngly. Henr tfJyt oek Iv Doctor 01 ed lou 1Ja1 boitltr tNeyerheirdof 4 ReJonafier loobhv bOok kV I err bl" tlG04l a zj fr 14i Jr fk tit ltfi i ti l1L iri AD COlo tl I. UI. tCa th.

In lA i 1. I univers Ur us' sixty-ninth McDonou h. do I age he enteted etudent. HO OR 11. No in bU bb lo ely blt1 onODh service.

ever geuer lIy en red of the braveuoldler ill 08 tits nt th ood hilchen are 3. S. C. O. J.

1. S. la wyers uostonabe a re pcted tlsnas his 0D iderate. fllth by hiD in lennR thIS I continued as 52 55 I it rerepmentali ve tnd Sovereign I I and continuously he l-j ralHI tJJtu ui seision re-elected 1 rl the ldge. 10D sen' ice this su reme and the of recog.

vztd 5 in imp rttlIt siou lu 6tions. of nislonl Lie sttedto ard I 0 in city ar II return his by lion in I at I wbichwj I flUes. hors usta. Ded white over and IF high his tedy presided With the this for Itarnes dge o. city 10 1les in in re- lo ges.

1L that aft in above. is octal OX. Masorry his 0 I connaelwill TO HIS MEMOBY heca Co1 m1 the further moved mO 01lI pu and that oarln of kiudD barwu the hM fu ithe4 th ot ox YO. by Rev. C.

ithi demOIl tion as po AlfWaUaee J. A. P. in ofthe of Com. colt a COD fined rnembrTs ofthe STJTrTION' repor ye8 rdy inquir.

respecting lam to with is S. N. R. Rod sou in their lIJJn. Has of tD rAO Dear By t.

oithe lethUOO a ed atlbeir Ih. 1-0 notiy htU the ommulty that the rommlSlon is now org ule ad receive prpalF. an hautnes ttaCmay ou ppJe. JoJ. loaton shol your ate yiniy.

cmpet 1a10n ofer ay donaton vlne btlt. sCue i ga I ua a gria nh I Fa eem im rlant couiderd by Im. niSion etJDg l0tou. prJ iion attenton misi relh mmi h' BeJ fil fnd fn abtr ct mot lrtani eatues legi61atne trrzJpJthe ofthe sho I Is cmmlSion th1 ommunly of scuring th ati shoutS hae flleH 01 t1 prpiton thaI s1ch ronIJty alcoTJauce tile ac ii jl i1 to dnrc to any one. Dto say Ilat I ton most 1 ughtfl1 the enter- rie WhlChWQ stiullate Ite cal energes pople.

is IC onrs. loaton sctOJI irs midt lke the one I 1' lral' mechatticat dllifr labor ft the sudents ork II grcrl mm'- 1115 ofh 1 wmmluicRt rferrng snIcel I OI hode tddr ed I. 1j 1 1 secetar a resp" tlllr. N. Chairman.

ahstrat act c51 ablshinp school Haris retured night PERSONAL of la them. 1 ITI Atbcn1 KimbaI Eo N. E. HARRIS Macn anta yesterday. WrLFY HO Jeferson in JeHtds S.

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Ciago. ar Atanta. JOUNiOX ClLsn H. promneut YaJey KihaJI GE E. I A.

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acng the yi l. Atlaua Clerdsr. E. eWnan II ar 1 R. EuENE SPDHS ltte bab dlngerolsI SA I WAKER Mariett makes al syles MAOR W.

S. Clumbas reached the ciy toay. te2istercd 19rk9m home. IROFEB C. ful orche ra furnlst lc gests entr Sssn Arlgton.

tht fOLIOR HOWELL GLENN is uite iat hi icme on le chtree street re Wenes. visit S1 Fprilg. Uainevi. Atlngton. Wink Cmmercial DO specal attenton.

SUI YI T. YLOR proprietr Arlngton 1 le Ca traelng man al aJs membr Prottve s- ation. Gi call Arlingon Galue. i 2 pr srCty. cOltalus sore frt tor thA al hotel eDnd Telegaph.

ptot e. t11an1s barl er I buidig. AR asia- I tin wi retest cue ctebrate1Ieclure. Whlher piri Caryig rr. 0 Ilgt this the couiho' Lall I said lees ItetUre delvered in Atanta.

WJLLA BARSE" citi. Atanta. i nw GeQrg. mi es in San rlcio and i eitr Wek- aU Paifc Cat Pre svclation r. hI mlny II remembr pleasu rrdence Gerg lfEF WIHYUI Brnswck rlroa ha eapted psiton a hotl Brn 1 tek Wilelm ver ppular UJ Wi rn hm nces an ml w1 fnd acommoatng ad pleng I er lehii rtoof frends tBf I rk o' Wlfl Knoxie Mcve.

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Cuibo Nubv1e Te I Mr Me chid. 8na Tm Thmalle. Ck Buwtk. Ga Slb. facn Tom Clpln Rch- Va Grne.

Yor Ty Re Ln E' yor bwel tble 0 nB Lo" bwl Ompll i et. JVA' A PLal' SOUEN YBTRDA Cop Defet jtt EAq a Se Db Plb I Df 0 11 Vtu CAlOJ Te1Jlne 9. Te lo' tyl pe tt WI brUy plye bh Qet los wig DOkg Cna ot te bx I th 1ig mlk ee Sck. wa ten mstiut Te eldn 1 fe Tst wl fUe buch them Gr' rn cc te cnrr. bt bi te gud cnght.

UeteJdg featu Cta lx cmtiye hlt i te WI te Itng fetue FoJowmg ofcl CHUTLOL I JruO. I an I Grh cLl I 3 1 0 Ce 8. 2 0 1 0 I CO5l I 2 0 Pl U42bO 0 2 1 0 1 Kest 0 1 0 oore CfO 2 I 0 0 Iiethrnnnrfo 0 0 1 0 OLyons 3b2 2 4 2 8 tcclungc6 0 a 3 1 LynchlbD I 10 0 lJndel cO 1 a 2 Strlcker2btpO 1 3 0 0 tt tB rrl A ltak b.l 2 ConwaypO 0 0 3 0 Totals. 7 10 To ala. I' 2 0 60051 BY 1SG8.

5 0 I 0 0 0 0 0- 6 AlllntiS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- 2 I dra rr 8 Yap 1. bails struck out. 1. COnway 2. 3 2 6.

1:17 n5HH Specii The fInt of col la even lug. atteu anCe they wll to ore 81U 21 U. OBH 5 0 0 OStearns Yldd. 110. 2 tiCorcvran3b.

2bt OfeJU 0 0 0 0 Sb. 0 OJ cLl 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 OJ 2 0 Da p. 0 0 0 8 2jDaniels c2 2 7 1 3 630 0 0 1 2Ghmbrln pi toilJen. 1 8 2bl 1 4 1 6 1 27 Z26 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 I ii 3 I O. 2 5 Nacon ODa S.

Chamb rlln 1 OVa 3' tillen 1. Datiiels S4f. pitches ho'--- ntpirC Nashville My. JPHJS Special. Irre lDg and elili game wa' this after coon the 1HCnCe stout ue lIsped.

Cft rlier by two ruts I' ile itnings were on di a. lueach rai lto aD Black 11 over in jDJing lowing i oltmial oIDS. 1 SASHVILLZO. BH po BII po A. It Sneed rf.

0 0 0 Sswdrs vf. 0 0 I 0 0 ndtews1bO 012 I 3 0 0 3 5 SlvtorleyIbO 0 I 1 1 oldaby I I 5 0 1r re. i 5 e8b 11 1 Och6O 0 I 6 0 Bittm nbO I I 0 lbelanbO 0 3 3 5 Earl cLl 0 0 0 hitehd. cl 0 0 0 I Baker. I I 0 nearr pO 0 I I 0 SejsellmaesecO 0 0 2 0 BronglonC' 0 0 I 0 Totals.

10 KOR 1 I Gg. i 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 1- I Run' I 4 first tJa on balls. Nahvlile 5Baker on I. lia. iJJ nj base Brot ton ttreebase TUDBI9CI I' i Umpite.

TOS The ga series 2 to held points for inl Dgs. inc II In the tnt battery for ree double harle5toD4 7 0 0 I 0 0 0 I ta. 0 0 0 0 0 1I 0- RtstslaPY 5. IJUIIJY Weighing 5 I tires base oucatiet Ciarteston 3. ofbsll tetwecn time Atifetic 16 cDJ out ua g0 1 tiTt pitcher lanta5proved to be liB.

remar able ant cBlrber HtI hes the gLes Thompson Ro em cen Maa ll Time rV1ler nlet ord rJr. spe lal or u. YOJk- ew Rain teD llland-fetropolltlJ1i 5. St. Loulll.

Chart ton- ari wn 52 A 3. lhi I I itloll bT1l1es Hem eDnlne nUll ur I end. wm the the 1Iinthe eDnnl rt OOIn nearl SUnll aterUie iLlinOis lI 1. batiIo dlf bJIeei fine t. fielder who en out sny pla in theasuthera I A Oem.

bein outJ OOll1la 11 bo UOODII this W. is whichhue mI afewdays erdyll1 Chattan RAlIlEeTol Mend fan nion of evenin interestin I 6e ted grea I 0 pro'j praise. Roy A. lassiOIli ge Sol Ci" I1j lein' hiss Hattie SoI SoD Kthllu v1lle house So Tte Miss May Nace. Solo Solo ML5llattie lIil' flirtation Certain.

kie a I e. Ziano solo-a. b. ft eR i lr AlArmM Smith. Sol Mme.

Aux ns Jamie gavel solo- ft iYe a piece ttie Miss Inmans conce tion I iti Riff he of I l1i ppj ndid is in iranthowever reci ed Ireciate the rece a ent rtainment oneDd of the iu ti1ute. placluff ork Tonight the I i tl for Yung Quhung York latter city. fd by tnt rom advice. two Th ti ets When lIog ilIa Drug Tuzg and af r. in che ks hi 1" onI nng in A lanta nt IN UGANT.

STOCK 0 I I I HIRSCH AHD wm ACQii the ratit f' beod ap Hcaum JbJ was maio tic restrain the act' the ofJo mm and a1" JnnTrr1- eomplabfthJtfa ofralhoa4tClClDlpanics. olltU. u4j iJlIS3 thahll oI4eompames nii aiIoeiUODnd that alllusocJatlou bulneIIof usoeiat1onm Stat tI U1eSemeetings t1aaa1 tl a territ3TJ ofm ra bj itlIItJllil to of rate co tion at both. tb. ru 10tll oltha the Westuu milrosdeompanyand uion es.

may be actiulgto cblyjrgued oa1J I Cl I llnd I. for Prayers rend an Ii en hibit deIlf 2. II a' UUonerJ I unn IlUdor 1huama th t1t LWlrt is a op tr IP 1 it. pt tiOI1 1 blt cr' iJ It tmplr eo4. JarltCW1au4ITr HJ unfJHng nmed1or D' ueloftht Kldne an tv omeDe SITU.

teetheaUlle uce thebloodstImulttaS 1Z1teU Ictoi o1t baa no Dsl The rennmabualmttMelnUkant oloued aD wzapper. 1' 1I00thGr. aw IEDV" URe ass4 POSITIVE At THQRfAT YITRINARY RtIlID. JOlt. IU cAe BKLSJlM trndaeaC1s best Eft.

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e' 13 West Point. Ga. 70 45 NOTONTHELIST a ta t57t cation. hIettOUU ajoear 1 ofthe h5 ofthe 4 ArtcT Hon. Z.

Dear ktclose 20 l. 4 c4 7O a. i ri neatconvention twlllbepersonally J. 7 A. ma c.

pay 52 auc i AFaalboi 4 A. 1 will iAi1 andlel acowcr. liaeetsot FRosMR. b4t tso laid tie ea O4t 2JI I. is 1k it sss 110 sw 07 fty :4 s- thedifferenee i.

4' your stills cost he not A Jrrio drstday by 7ewt ilhilop s4 4 nd hr was im- s71. e2. n0 held 2 ofjustlce a lotetee s1ec qwibutho 74T jdtflC 11 Srsfp1. Pit wur ns5' g'LI' 4ffWtu betie Bflook 0 2 Iooke4 oven ibebook. A PVer7well.

Gotihtlght. es SOOd EIght. Ul GUt1mlfllflWhlah otthls years ort whilebefore po- di importantqnestiou 1061 ofthelegion. ititics feitby otonelCiteasu wasthe fatherosix GlennHowellC. un- te 4' luthe carlyhistoryof orga tembur i3.

ttttivd 17S service nd vusion WAS ard ofa himotif onques- l2 co- hewuecloselyand i it desth ofkld AS fo a 1t9 willmeetlnthe roamto uheaeathorose cziavgt Glennoften his morning eo Ecutinpeace. Iropeesothe Iioardorcom. ofthe boardforlastweek ofJnly ITUTIOPc and ra- ofits ofevery M4OY. 07. 5th ycu commIssion propoeaio 1igtoiheloeationofthe viGnity.

Should atue please have eilhettlcated stating ialnlr 7Ci can offer value of the osme ear otherfact you cmmisslon find ins- at- commission oflsmtinity have on ut' such romn-ntity act Ostit may be that I7i r' slimulite devetop OhirfOs. octoil I rt7irat- lit students of ccnimtntestionc tubcct kcattoii tsotld addressed ittlgsO Eq Ga. respcltuiiy abstract itvcx ofSaiifordla Mat I. ilttTIi 51cc. TACttE5 guest house.

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