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BURIAL OF MRS. BIRDSONG I arge Crowd Attended the Funeral Yesterday Motive of the Mur- der Was Robbery Negro Was Sera at Llzella. flis Description. 15-1 a Man. Ga.

December Special. John Battle. or Jackson the ro supposed to be the murderer or Mrs. DiVIIJ Birdsong near Softkee. In the Rutlano district of this county ha thus far dud.

ed his pursuers. though every horse gnu mule In the vicinage has been broken down In the search made by the friends of the family. The only clew to his route Is afforded by the fact that he was seen at Uiella on the line of the Macon ann Birmingham railroad. and as la aid to have kindred In Monroe county. It la presumed that he has headed In that di rectlon.

Sheriff Westcott tonight returned to the etene of the rime and has notified the authorities along alt the railroad lines to keep on the lookout for the negro1 who is marked by disfiguration of the race ann a burn on the forefinger of his left hand. Mrs. Birdsong was burled today Rev. J. W.

Simmons. of Macon. officiating and almost the entire population of the district turned out to pay honor to the goon woman. It is now apparent that the motive was robbery. It is now understood Mrs.

Birdsong's murderer killed her because she had money on her person to the amount of 22 and having secured it. fled without committing any other crime. She was two years of age. There is little doubt the negro will be found somewhere and that he will be brought back to the Birdsong place. for identification.

CARROLL LODGE. OP MASONS. Public. Installation of Officers Addresses Made. Carrollton.

Ga. December 27. Special. Carroll lodge. No.

69 Free and Accepted Masons. today held a celebration to the memory of St. John. at the public school auditorium. It was the public Installation of the officers recently elected for the ensuing year and the ceremonies were imposing and beautiful.

Dr. J. D. Hamrlck. worshipful master.

responded In. a beautiful" tribute to the officers and members of the order and followed that with a bright address fun of beautiful expressions characteristic 01 the sublimity of the order. He has held the gavel again presented htmtoday by B. A. Sharp.

for six years. Mot or the old officers being re-elected were publicly installed on the occasion. Dr. Hanlrtck then introduced in succession Protestor J. L.

Caldwell. Revs. W. E. DozIer T.

P. Graham. and J. MeD. Radioed.

who each delivered appropriate Interesting and beautiful addresses. properly establishing the relation of the church and lodge. Mr. John T. Header was called on and gave a history of the lodge.

which was organized here fifty years ago. he being among the first petitioners for membership and Thomas J. Thomasson. deceased father of Mr. J.

J. ThQmasson. editor of The Times here. being secretary. Mr.

Meador laudably referred to the purity worthiness arid high standard of members of this lodge since its organization. Other short and pithy addresses were delivered by speakers from the audience. Beautiful and appropriate music was In. ttersDersed with these addresses after which a benediction was pronounced by Rev. B.

11. Pack and the great crowd went down to a public repast which was a compliment to those preparing it and highly enjoyed by the throng of people. STABLES AND BARN' BURNED. Anderson Bell of Milton. County Suffers Loss by Fire.

Suwanee. Ga. December 27. Special. Anderson Bell.

of Milton county. brother of State Senator H. P. Bell. had the misfortune to lose by.

fire last Tuesday night his crib. stables barn. with five head of horsesand a number of tine Jersey cattle. with all of his corn. fodder and hay.

wagons. buggies and farming tools In fact. all of his outbuildings and contents were a total loss valued at about 52000 or 2500. The origin of the fire Is unknown. When Mr.

Bell and family were aroused by some neighbors everything they had outside of their dwelling was in ashes. most MERIDIAN TO DECATUB. New Road Will Be 170 Miles. Long. It.

Xncorporators Jackson. Ml s. December 27. Special. Governor Longino has Issued his -proclamation incorporating the Meridian and Alabama.

railroad company which propose to build a road from Meridian in Lauderdje county to Decatur. in Morgan county. Ala. a distance of about 170 miles. The proclamation names 1.

A. Ragland. of New York. and Messrs. W.

W. George and W. S. Harris. of Meridian.

Chronic Diseases I ilevs myself nine. capable to treat chronic diseaM thus any otter. physician be. rinse fOttwefttySys yean I hue nzaa them clon study and flevoted mytelf xclelTe1y to their treatment. I employ only th latest Up to du method of ace.

and iBTit tb affUcted to IOTCIU- sat rally my wpe. nor Knupmrat for eSacting a ears of Ghito. oar. lnT dUeaMs palateuiV tS tion from bnsaeM. iar specialty Includes all ehronlo HMM of both men nd WOBUO.

nchrJ as. Strtctor Varioooelt. Blood POUOB atarra SUMr Bkia IMMaM gl iiood WeaKiiMs. and I ca GoBIblte4 fjwtthjmt cubcr tirty. otOe or by U.

iV MEWT HATHAWAY. Jt D. aBt LEf1 AGA ST lpp BRINGS A DAiyiAGEitlnl Jacksonville December 27. 8pe- claI-charlee L. Buck of New Xork the ex lumber man who figured some months ago in a sensational di vorce suit in that city and who Is now touring Florida with his bride.

was in court with his wire and a party of lady- friends today to answer the charge of. false imprisonment brought by his valet. Phillip Brown. of New York. Brown was liberated only yesterday on a charge of larceny of champagne preferred by Bueki.

and when freed quickly turned the tables on his master. When the case was called Attorney McSherry of New Jersey. representing the defendant. and Attorney Jordan of Jacksonville for the plaintiff got Into a sensational argument. and but for the presence of the ladles there would probably have been a personal difficulty.

Justice Wright after hearing thetestl- as the incorporators and authorizes the immediate organization of the company for the purpose of ftxing the capital stock. The proposed route of the road Is from Meridian. as a terminal point. In northeasterly direction through Lauderdale and KerxQer counties thence to Remedy in umpter county. Ala.

and thence north easterly to Decatur. The attorneys for the Incorporators are Messrs. Miller and Basktn. of Meridian. and.

In a brief letter to the governor they state that the promoters 4eslre to make an possible. eeed and are thoroughly in earnest In the matter. A pencil line of the proposed route shows that it wilt run very close to the Mobile and Ohio In Its course through Mississippi but after entering Alabama it traverses a section' of country very meagerly supplied with railroads. This Is the- fourth railroad company that has been incorporated by the governor during the three months. DEAD BODY OP TRAMP POUND.

Coroners Jury Decided It Was a Cue of Murder. Rockmart. Ga. December 27. SpecialT A ury empanelled by Coroner Crabb.

of this county to render a verdict concerning the death of an unknown tramp found near here Southern railway. rendered a verdict. that the deceased came to his death from the effects of a gun or pistol shot through th head at the hands of unknown parties. There was nothing on the body of the tramp whereby any dew could be had as to his identity. He had with him a small valise.

In which were found only some raw potatoes and meat. Itwas thought at first train had killed him. but the facts In the case ht out at the In vestigaUon warranted the above verdict. The body was burled by. the county officials.

LOST BIB JrOlREE AND WIFE. Sad Affliction of W. Colen11t1 at Dublin Ga. Dublin. Ga.

December 27. Special. Yesterday. in this city. Mrs.

Coleman. who came here a short time ago to visit her son. Mr. E. W.

Coleman. died after an illness of a few days. She was about sixty-five years of age. Her death is the second severe loss that Mr. Coleman has sustained within the past two weeks.

Only a few days ago Mrs. E. W. Cole- man. his wife died.

her remains being carried to her old home near Haddocks. In Jones county. Mr. Coleman himself Is now. vet ill with and- his life Is despaired of by his friends and relatives.

His afflictions recently have been more severe than usually fan to the lot of man In so short a time. and It is hoped that he may soon be restored to health. DEDICATED THEm TEMPLE. Masons of Chattanooga In Their Beautiful Mcnle. Chattanooga.

Tenn. December 27. Special. The new Masonic temple of this city was-formally dedicated tonight with Imposing ceremonies. Grand.

Master McAllster of Morrlstown officiated at the Masonic ceremonies and Grand Command Robert R. Freeman of the state officiated for the Lookout Corn- mandery Knights Templars In the dedicatory services. Grand High Priest A. S. Meyers of Memphis.

was present and took part in the ceremonies. Judge H. H. Ingersoll. of Knoxville.

delivered an eloquent and instructive historical ad. dress on Masonry. At the conclusion of the ceremonies 3100 a sufficient Um to pay off very dollar of the remaining debt on the building was subscribed by' those present. mmRY PAULE UNDER ST. Charged with Bobbing a Sate in Memphis Teun.

Birmingham. Ala. December T. Special. The police arrested Henry.

Paule. alleged to be a. notorious sate blower. re this evening. The arest was made en a tetter from the chief of police of Memphis who charges that Paules gang robbed a safe there.

recently. It Is also alleged that the same. parties recently cracked a safe at Robblnsvllle Miss. Paule was easily' identified as he wears a. silver tube In his throat to aid him In breathing.

Pa ale wrll reared here and his father at one time was Ii. well to do citizen. Tile police say he is a natural born thief. He been arrested" many times in this city on charges of thieving. but in the end has managed to pin his liberty.

Paule denies the present charge against him. will' be taken to Memphis. Negro Attempted To Assault ft Wos man Wednesday Night. Athens. Ga.

December 27. Special. Late last night- a negro named Will liar- ris entered the house of a negro- woman named Cornelia Zones who lives' Just across the river near the upper. bridge and asked her for a drink of water. Au one.

of her hlm a dipper of water the man ajaulted" the woman and she screamed and ought like a. tiger. Chairs tables and beds were turned over. and the frightened Children ran. terror tricked Into the tf tj The mane fearing capture released the woman' and ran out into th darkness.

Policemen were soon on his trail. and hi Hras captured Inside of. a few. hours. He was identified i by the.

woman. and was' thereupon lodged in jail to await hi trial. MAT ATTP TO XYNCB HUE. After. Slaying 10 Baier Kills a Stranger.

Poplar Bluff. Mo. Decem ber" Foster Baker. and Robert Jones. residents of Cottonwood Point Pemfscot Ycottntr while intoxicated yesterday.

quarreled and flakes stabbed Jones so baflly-- that death few hours. Later that evening before dfleer could' arrest tatter. met a Awrfeu Gerand vshot mony. disobliged flnckI. airs was satisfied to.

settle All differences with his valet and let bygones ho by gones but Brown wouUTSccept no over turnea and Immediately' brought suit against his master in the circuit court for 110000. The plaintiff in his declaration charges as follows Phillip Brown by hi. C. Jordan his attoruqlnIe Ctartea Back tad Howard Mosherry for that the defendants' assaulted and beat the plaintiff gave him' into the custody of a policeman and caused him to be imprisoned all In the county of Duval and state of Florida. and the.

plaintiff claims SUMMO damages. A number of prominentsociety people will be summoned as witnesses it is said I the plaintiff alleges that the champagne alleged to have been stolen was used at a honeymoon reception in this city. DISPENSARY IS ROBBED. OP 1800 Liquor Place at Klngstree Was Entertd Wednesday Night. DISCOVERY NEXT MORNInG Dispenser Players Bond Mad Run Out December lit.

People of WUl1amsburg County Are Up in Arms and. Demand BeslgnaUons. Columbia S. C. December 27.

The Wll UaIIlSburg county liquor dispensary at Klngstree IS" reported to have been robbed of tlm In cash Wednesday night. F. Player. the dispenser is alleged to have discovered the loss this morning. This Is the largest loss by robbery in urred by a county dispensary since the Inauguration of the dtpensary.

H. P. Crum. liquor oommlssHoner dispatched an Inspector to Kings tree. It Is remarkable that the Indemnity bonds Of the dispenser expired December 1st and that the state may suffer a total loss.

The rather large amount of cub on hand represents the Christmas sales. A special to The State from Klngstree says that the people there demand the resignation of the county board of con. trot the dispenser and all others connected with the dispensary at Klngstre A number of country stores and railroad depots have been visited by burglars this winter. and the safe cracking looks like the work of experts. Dick Saucy of Bauer's station have Increased to 1000 their offer a reward top.

the capture of the burglars who robbed their store of J7500 in gold last Friday night. INSAUE WOMAN ON MOUNTAIN. Chattanooga Police Informed About a Mysteriowi Person. Chattanooga. Tens December 27.

Spe. clal. Dr. NefT a resident on Lookout Mountain ttxtay notified the police headquarters in this city that there was a young girl rathe good looking-And very well dressed. but Videntiy inpahe.

wandering about over the mountain top. where she. has been seen by a number of lOTfons for. the past several days. In the notice.

Dr. Nett states that parties have frequently seen her walking attn. Iff sly about through the woods or at other times. sitting on a tog or Stone by the roadside. When approached she either refuses to talk at all or else returns answers without sense or meaning.

The mountain people Ire anxious 6 she is. where she came from what prompts her mysterious conduct. The matter is belrg investigated by authorities. DENIES THAT IT IS INSOLVENT. Lazarus Jewelry Company Able To Pay Debts.

Macon. Ge. December 27. Special. A bill in equity was filed late today in the United States court by Steonhardt Co.

of New York. against the Luaruc Jewelry Company. of MacOn. The petition sets up that in 1891 Max Lazarus thin a. member of the firm of Lazarus Bro.

contracted a debt of 6000 and that Max Lazarus himself is now the Lazarus Jewelry Company. which was organized in 1806. The court ordered the etf ablish- meet closed which was immediately done. The attorney the company saia to a Constitution reporter tonight that it emphatically denies that it owes one dollar la any of the. complainants and as- sects that It is amply solvent and does not owe one dollar.

that is past due or that it cannot pay' on demand He says the store will be opened tomorrow. even though a bond of 0000 be exacted. THOUGHT IT WAS. TOY PISTOL. Boy Accidentally Shoots Negro We- man at Carrollton.

Carrollton. Ga. December 77. Special A little year son of Mr. Henry.

Strickland. who lives in the country. ac cidentally shot CaUne Walker a cook. at the residence of. Mr.

Will Ber in this city- this afternoon' about 2 o'clock. The child. is idiotic and was visiting Mrs. Herein a distant relative and finding a pistol on the mantel in the cook room where Mrs. Herrin and the.

cook were dressing a turkey he took it- down. apparently thinking it a toy pistol and discharged it. The ball took effect in the upper thigh of the negro woman went through the limb and came out. making a fearful flesh wound. ROORMART.

HOLDS EUSCTKrS Mayor Will Undoubtedly Succeed Himself. RockmartvGa December 7. Notice has been given of the annual election of a mayor and five councilmen for the' town of Rockmart for toe Year 1901. Mayor Purl11lOno the present in- combent whose administration has been marked by much improvement In sidewalks and street lights wm. doubtless be re-elected together with the same council.

Many or the. progressive cltliens hope the Improvements have Just begun- Wdesb CU Murray a. tterchriat was shot twice yesterday aft rnoott. jbriTPeait If. a towenteen year old youth i fachmono.

CtVnty and died today-from the wounds. Murray' and Cagle in a' sarrel early' theafternooiar Caglej bought rtrtdges. urned and re-1 the was arrest aUo KBltUe who Is tharged With lh Pde xhtg Queen and Maids of goner in the Floral Parade Yesterday. Grand" Ball Cents. Off Tonight Carnival a cheat Success.

Atnericus Oa0 December Special. The principal feature of Americuss Christmas carnival today was the magnificent floral parade this afternoon. A half- hundred gaily bedecked vehicles bicycles made. up the gorgeous pageant which was headed by the mericua fire department In charge of Chief Smith The royal chariots ocoupied by the king and queen and maids of honor were superb in their decoratlonrof royal purple and gold while the many traps' and rigs occupied by other ladles and gentlemen were likewise attractive tzi carnival colors. Tomorrow is military day and the crowning occasion of carnival week.

Gov- ernor Handler and staff. Secretary of. State Phil Cook Attorney General Terrell Cornealgalonerof Agriculture Congressman Lewis and other distinguished visitors arrived tonight and the governor will review the traps tornor- ro afternoon. THe carnival ball to morrow night win be attended by the gov- ernor and. other.

officers state and military and will 1 a magnificent official func tion. The caffilval has been a great success and Manager C. J. Sturgis and the citizens' carnivalcommittee are receiving many well-merited compliments thereupon. NEW ZAILBOADSTOR FOB Articles of Incorporation Piled ax Montgomery.

Ala. December Z7. Special Articles of incorporation of two new railroads for Alabama were filed to day in the office of the. secretary of state the Mississippi and. Alabama.

with a capital stock- of Me is to run from Decatur. Ala. sotfthirestwardly crossing the Alabama line atla point. in Sumter county. The Incorporation papers do not say what point li IIsslsslppl the road will terminate.

buttiUfwUl run through the towns of Mouftdn Double Springs Fayette and CarrdiltOA in Alabama R. Howte L. A. Ragsialf andWA George are among the theiflcrators The other roads iw rporattBWp eorge M. Rodg- ers.

William Hawe P. Qessen. The bank of' 5 4 with a capital of 30 wsS wisa1idttncorporated by tile secretary OSstate today. 7. B.

and W. lfeitdereoutt Troy and W. E. Low of Enterprise. re the principal owners.

k. INVAD1NO TROOPS PBAT. Colombian Government Appear To De Winning Easily. Washington December 27. United States Charge Eeaupre at Bogota has cabled the state department that he has been Informed by the.

Colombian government that the Invading troops were overtaken by the government forces at Rosarlo also that their leader General Del- bide was defeated at. Corasel In the province of Bolivar. The war is said. to be progressingfavorably for the Colombian government BEYAf LECTUBXS IN KANSAS. Nebraskan Talks for.

Benefit ofCity Library Fund. Abuses Rari. December ST. W. 3.

Dry-an lectured here tonight for the benefit of the city library fund. having an audience of about 800. His topic was The Ancient Landmarks and he discussed taxation trusts the money question and Imperialism front a democratic stand. point. He left tonight for Galveston.

Scottish Bite Masons. Birmingham Mi December 27. Spe cial. The attendance upon the reunion of the Scottish Rita Masons which began here yesterday was larger today a number of prominent Masons hiving ar. sired last nlghfc from various parts of the state.

The reunion la proving very successful. This morning the secret work was carried on. by Birmingham council of Kedosh No. the nineteenth to the thirteenth Inclusive being oem- ncunlcated tat a veryimpressive form. The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths.

There Is a dixeita prevailing in this country most dangerous because so dece live. Many sudden deaths are caused by it heart disease pneumonia heart failure or' apoplexy are often the result of kidney disease. If kidney troubla I al lowed to advancethe poisoned blood will attack the OTV rMMtfta tf Vff UJO kidneys themselvesbreak down and waste away call by cell. Bladder troubles most always result from a derangement of thekidneys and euro obtained quickest by a proper treatment of thelddfteys. If you art feeIng badly you can make no mistake by taking Dr.

Kitaers Swlop-RooU the peat kidney. lint and Bladder remedy. 7 It corrects inability to hold urfne and scald leg pain lit passing it end overcomes that unpleasant necessity Of being compelled to go often during tin day and to gst up many' times during the1 night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root soori realized It stands the highest for Its VOri oWttlcifl dihamciidlJlressJnfciJef. Root Wpleasnnt to take and sold itAjJoyTOo donar 3 n--- ta ffffUHftiulr sem free by rasiUVddfesrDrJOlraer AtCoi ra wr tac teeaSAg tMs Dero ro In tttjpsiper.

i ial Wlf SUNS v. Columbua Gar December I7 T3iat this section is having its share ofChristmas mishaps is sent now that the return arev belngtad from' sorroundthE counties. Intelligence reached the citjr today of two accidental killings in Chattahoocaee county. The parties were negroes. A day or two ago ft man.

and his wife tame to Columbus from and' bought a shotgun whUe here. On. the. way- home the negro loaded and fired the gun several times. and it seems left It loaded.

When his wife went to get It f- from the upon tAe received the tufl charge Xh nck and was killed Instantly. A. negro boy while xfnt hunting started over a fence His mtnafli loader was dia- charged. aii halt liead wa shot off. Tonight John Momi lay down ta a.

drunken the the belt line at. the strert railway making the ran his pillow A car cam alcnig. and knocked him off cotUnga gash in his headbut ymyrjrnarkab1eto to state not injuring' him. rwy WHO OWNS WEST PO IN WHAT' AN SAYS New York December J7 Special. The following facts in regard to the Atlanta and West Point railroad as stated by a Louisville and Nashville official and ac count in some measure for the recent ac tivity in the stock The.

road wal formerly closely allied to the Central ox Georgia and when that road failed. the EATONTOK MILLS RUNNING FDLLTIHE Ready Sale Found for Product of Factory. ONE HUNDRED LOOMS BUSY Thirty Thousand Yards of Sheeting a' Week Zon Have Been Paid Thin. in Previous Year and They Mold Their Cotton. Eatonton Ga.

December 27. Special. The Eatonton electrta cotton mill. is now' running on full- time and turning out cloth to Its utmost capacity. It has in oj eratton quite 100 looncs which are kept running- only during the day while the fplnnlng is going on nlrht.

end day. It produces on an average 20000 yards of sheeting per wtek. The. mill can manufacture" sheeting as to quality from 360 to 5K and as to. width from forty inches down.

From" seventy-five to a hundred. hands are employed regularly. Ready sale Is found for its. product having alter an existence of only a few weeks sold. already 150000 yards of sheet.

leg. The mill is run by electricity generated by a plant situated onthe banks. or. Little river three miles away. Besides' this.

a. magnificent tngtne is con tedVwithtb.or-factoiy.wbi b4s held as reserve power fifr buydlng7deslgnedrolKtIeQnlnttt Maauf acturtn mpaays ain mill. whUh for several weeks I. been. undergoing repairs and Enlargement Is about completed and reedy for the placing of the machinery.

Already. several car loads of machinery ve been' Noelved and It is Constantly arriving. The mill wm begin work regularly about the first of April next. Its capacity will be 1230 pounds of yarn per day on. an average.

Its power will be steam. Quite a. number of neat cottages ate rapidly going up In the vicinity of the mill toe the use of the operatives. The Middle Georgia cotton. mill.

the. contract for the building of which was awarded Messrs. J. W. McMllian Sons.

of MlIledgeville. is beginning to assume' large proportions. The foundation has been laid well and deep in the soil. and the work is being as rapidly pushed as the weather conditions win permit. ha unusually good weather.

so' tar this fall and winter has afforded the merchants a. rue opportunity to offer and' sell' their wares and good sales have been the rule. A fine Christmas' trade has wreathed the faces of all the merchants with. smiles of satisfaction. The.

to of Christmas wares has been almost completely disposed or. Good. cheer and peace are everywhere to be seen. The good prices received for cotton have placed. the farmers generally in better spirits than usual.

especially for the last several years and they have paid more debts than for quite a while. And this too. notwithstanding the fact that. a- large percentage of the crop. is being held for better prices.

There is scarcely a public ginnery in. the county but has. lying around numbers' of. tales of cotton. Besides this quite a large quantity' it stored in the warehouse.

The planters are looking forward to and. preparing for the. beginning of another years work with brighter- hopes and greater interest than for several' years past. Owing to the advanced price paid for- cotton seed. at unusually large quantity has been sold this tall and' winter.

There. has been at this place during the entire season a lively competition between the cotton seed buyers and as high cents bushel has 1 sen paid. This has added very considerably to the. planters' revs- a e. Numbers of hogs have been slaughtered throughout the country this winter and much hog and hominy will tie.

in order the coming month This in addition to the fact that a large area he been sown down in small grain provided thwintr is not toO severs tot. the latter bespeaks for the sons of toll better times ahead. No Change Contemplated. Washington. December IT Dlrector General of osts Fosner.

ofLCubaTar- rived here today and will- have a con ferenee with Postmaster General eSSI and others tomorrow regarding the BO tat service on the Island. Mr. Eisner said tonight that as far as he was iSf ormM there were no changes in policy oror. Miner Go on dred miners of the Bakerton Coal com pany. Sterling LlViiear Bar bore onthe Pennsylvania railroad were today strike by NaUosj Organiser Edward McKay who visited the.

herevThe strike arises fromthe recent introduction mining machines and firemine of the company have been. forced to gnsnend. Santa BV Add Another Hn4C Chicago. December Announcement" wag made- today the soqulsitica- theAtchlson Top Jcaand Santa FeRalu Sway Company. pf the Valley and Northeastern railroad.

JThr lie. rnai froraAmarinoTei where it connects Jwtth em at wira Louisville and Nashville which had al ways held a big- interest In the. Atlanta. and West Point acquired control or the latter property. Lately.

however. this ownership has been divided sothat the Louisville and Nashville and the Atlantic Coast Line are now equal owners of the Atlanta and West Point. CANrnDATZS St CONVENTION. Announeiments of Men Who Would Serve as Delegates. Montgomery.

Ala. December 27. Spe- I Delegates to the. constitutional convention. to be elected in April have al ready begun announcing themselves as candidates fop.

that Important position. So far fraternity' are in the ascendant for the places especially from the state at large and while it is necessary to have a limited number Of law yers in the convention it is hoped that a goodly number of practical. business men. will Offer. to assist in framing the organic law of the state.

The idea prevailed for awhile that only those. who had been nominated for the places before Johnston by calling a special session. of the legislature smashed the can. would be considered in the coming' election. but this has totally failed in most of the counties and- a hot campaign for places is just ahead- Qt us.

The. number of candidates will be much larger than in the election before and it is said that at least half of the. present members. of the legislature will be candidates as the bin colling the convention expressly authorizes them to become candidates. amending the law for the purpose which prohibited the holding of two offices of profit- and trust at the same time.

It is highly probable that General George P. Harrison If he will accept. will be sent from. his county and he will enjoy the distinction of. being the only member of the last constitutional coerce.

tlon having a seat in the coming one. It he consents to stand' for the honor he will be elected. and made the president of. the convention. is the belief of his friends.

In this county there. seems. to. be a general desire that the old ticket named before should make the race this time. as they are all able and cannot wen tx improved on byanother selection and the expense and worry of a new primary hotly- contested is' not desirable for' the party at WI time.

The following is the names of the old Gordon donald. Thomas H. Watts. E. A.

Graham and WjS Thorlngton in pfj the' high eat" standing and acknowledged ability. rr Ladyi of Columbn Oft. Died. Suacr3211J' Last Ulgnt. Columbus.

Ca. December Special. Mrs. Robert Ht Harris wife of Dr. Robert IL Harris died late tonight in Co lumbus.

She was on a visit to' her daughter. She. had bees lit good health until about an hour before her death which was caused- by heart failure. was about SO years of age and leaves" three children James H. Harris of New Orleans Amos 1.

Harris of Tampa and Mrs. Edgar O. Burke. of Columbus. She was wen known.

aliover' the state particularly at Columbus. Thomasvllle and Atlanta. Dr. Harris is prominently connected with Cox's college. He was pastor of the.

Fifth Baptist church for eight years. Mrs. Harris death wsi quite a shock. to the people here. as she was liked by alL.

The remains will be. burled at Thomasville. Robert 0. Burton Raleigh N. 0.

Raleigh. N. C. December 27. Robert O.

Burton. son of a very able' Methodist preacher of the same name tiled In the hospital early this morning of a congestive chUL. He was one of the foremost lawyers In North. Carolina. lie was borti in Halifax county graduated with high honors at Randolph Macon cot- legs practiced law In Halifax Richmond Va and Raleigh was chief coun- eel for the Atlantic Coast railway- in this state and was rortyntne years old.

Since last summer when he had typhoid fever. he has been in. poor health Walker Birmingham A1 olumbuae Ga. December 27. SpeciaL B.

Walker. a wen known baggage- master on the Central railway was found dead in a Birmingham hotel this morning. Death wistdne a eplfeptl fit. it is thought. The remains were brought to Columbus his home.

tonight and he will be burled. tomorrow. lie was fifty-six' of age and was born in Macon. lie is survhred by a wile and three children. NOfiLB IB HEBIOUSLY ILL AnrdTeraary Mondon li Deceniber t1.SPec1iL Mrs.

Jenifer Noble smother of the late Samuel Noble who founded- AnnthR sod of William James. John WV George Stephen IL Noble and Mrs. Jane Mrs. S. MoMilulku Mrs.

Mary end Elizabeth Noble 11 of thia city. and Mrs. IL A. Smith. of Rome Oa is seriously ill with bronchial pneumonia.

Mrs. Noble Is three years olt and on last Monday occurred the seventy- fifth anniversary of her marriage. lies song have all been. prominent in the development of the Anniston district Samuel Nobte having with Alfred Ty ler founded Auniston. Mrs.

Noble is beloved by. aQ Annlsi and much ness is felt over her- present illness Woman Anniston. Ala. December SpecIaLJi i Because she did not get through with. her weeks washing before dark.

Nettle Emore a woman was shot in the neck' and probably fatally wounded last night byi Wallace JoUhd a negro manj The shooting occurred in south tAnnis- ton and Toland SkipBediout sbortlraf tsr he shot the woman and baa not beer Captured. WESSON OIL CURE mm Prraftoor Muyoe says Ilia Cur a eta for Arty every ftna kidney disease AoMtt orvttau i in the. least It has won tor-lu tt lh atennrt infallible remedies It irra sot gar Srlsbfs iZ is Me in. tha TMoid I slliwttl not do tt tmpw w. tattt II wlU or rery pfcM at Ziasey oompUiaL eves the lecipleni ttt ct y- 6U onr r-- An 111.

Quid. to aUb Is tree Medical tii write to Broadway sad A SUIT rOB HEAVY City- Of Lexington and Phemes Against a Railroad. Lexington. Ny. December Speclal.

Suitfor heavy damages against. the Chesapeake anti Ohio Railroad Company Is about to be entered here by the city of Lexington. Chief of the Fire Department George WMuir Assistant Chief Frank Sutton" and Ladder and Truck Driver James McMurtey. which is of more than ordinary interest. Three weeksago while returning.

from. a fire on a dark foggy night. the ladder wagon was run down by a Chesapeake led Ohio yard engine and Chief Muir. Sutton McMurtey. and two citizens were dangerously hurt.

All of the. men save McMurtey have' been confined to the hospital since. until this week. The engine caught the tire chief underlts wheels and came near-crushing him to death. The railroad has hogates at the crossing which Is in the.

central part Of the city. An ordinance was passed by the council some weeks ago requiring rail. roads to erect gatesat street crossings. but for some reason the same has not become law. The railroad people claim they had a.

signal on the engine and. that. the accident was Chief Muir wants 25000 damages" and the other two Ore- men 10000 each. The amount to be claimed by' the Is' not mentioned. NO rouin ATipir POR sTORY.

Secretary Walsh. Says Bryan Wont Be In the Race in 1904. Chicago December. 27. Charles A.

Walsh of Iowa secretary. of the democratic national committee arrived. here today to assist in arranging tort the meet- tag of the national executive committee in January. Regarding a. report circulated to the effect that the present or- ganlsatfon of the' democratic party- is planning to make 3.

Bryan the presl- denUal candidate In' 1904 he. said There is no. foundation for such a. story. As the last- address senV out by' the committee says.

It Is not designed to advance the Interests of man or faction. That what the organization de dared. and that Ii all I dare to say about the matter. MASONS ELECT THEIR OPPIcEBS Atlanta Lodge No. 59 Hold Its Election.

The Atlanta lodge of Masons. Ko 53. held. election last night. and the following officers wets chosen tortbe ensuing year I A.

H. Vandyke worshipful master O. Stamps enlor warden carpenter junior warden G. it. Holiday tress- i urer B.

Moon secretary 13. Mali. jtenlor deacon 3. ELHtclcey Junior des- con A. Hook senior steward W.

I. Junior steward 3. Hard- mantjrler Ln KES. spsATmr is nraANB. Woman.

Declared of Unsound tind by In the ordinary's office yesterday Mrs. Spratun was declared of unsound mind and will be sent to the asylum as soon as The physician who was on the lunacy Jury stated that it was necessary that she should receive. the proper medlca1attenuon at. once. The Jury visited her at.

her TO CONTRACTORS For Louisville and Pori- land. Cement Lime and Crushed Rock Randall Bros. are headquarters The Old Welnmelstec Hotel NEXT TO POTOTICB ATLANTA dA. Under' new management. Thoroughly light rooms.

First- renovated all class cuisine. Winedinner on Sunday. Rates II to 60 per day ft to 8 per week 21 meals for Si. OEO. So WALLACE.

Prop. HOTEL NOMANDP. Broadway and 38th St. New Yort CJty. fc Absolutely fireproof European 4 located in the amusement district the liveliest and mostIn- teresUntr part of tile city.

CHAS. A. ATKINS A CO. RIILWA7 SCHEDULES LatheS DtpattoM YasstagM Tts tram tJalon poC 01' OBOJIOLt RAltWAT Zte JWTlr ircm 102 JoBMboro. a am tavumah.

I am so sxapesin. 50 am US Ortffla. 40 am rtU4. oan 11 ltaeeaMtl to am HI Jvnwbotv. po 115 4 55 pie UJ ilapevUls.

pa 1 1K UT JODftboro pm Sunday Trains. i Bapvrin Sa Ul Hap 1 OS pm Daily. iavsnnsL. II la' 101 Jon boro. Jl pa us Bap vuuM.

II Macon 4 lit HaptriU IMlMS 124 Joceebora. If pm. US MMpa 4 Savannah. I a pa UI JeoMboro. pa SmuUr Train' If napcrllU.

left in RapevUK IS pa wxaTxKN Atsi. ATLANTIC KAttftOAD Attire Teem VI Kthrll 7 is SO. PtpartT Jf MtTtU IS aa 7. Url tUa If pa Scnuraooga 4 MarUtta pa ATLXKTA Am WEST IRT i II Moatromtryl i Sctma i4 pa eomss5tiO5 Tnlns. U.

ColVg Pk rsa It CM PK4 05 sa II a tt ll aa PT 011555 FKS a pee 0 CoQ Pkll pa TrainS. 4 0 a stop esv sales paingw Anti Tram No Cl orf ttkS aU Wsu5stss cat Wm tocU se assess. a a pa 0 01tOlA lUrLROUV ft igAmaa ZWZW 4U pi un1 iJ pa 11. pa Ji mm a Aa tJ tt i ffi Warden sa TJs on Stew York. Beet I female prise Jail BrooklJ jlted Matron Fardeo McGrath.

pfc to escape. jeQuenca of i Handy was. rs front one cor I was attacked oily built worn bed to fifteen Handy was ncr. then rained thlcl dy she managed at rang bUn Warden McOrathl As department for assistance. he diverted and they ow were fast u.

atb went to the i ht Into play were gouged. Handy made and again herlnV under-she They had the women. i In stralKhtl ij utlnseparat jician was eallec warden anti the BILL ippdno xnent to Oecen has mailed it to The decisic. lbe made pnbliJ dealt with 1 an issue bet. United States control of the i i was establish tscnth centuryJ I given Its contrd the Jesuits the Spanish on of the co J.

the Domli Joeecollege Santo To in occupation people insisted tth. treaty of rj-0f the United it be controlled harch authorities arch bad full led Otto finally i archbishops. Cu the- presents on. If the co is. vest- tOi is considel aplain Publ December' to the premier 1 classing as statement of I Intransigent sent to Emperor a letter stold at Paris ai the emperor com crime for unjustly coed Innocence Is lion of this It.

will seek to mj the author of by the emr of the written by' All the prl Utlous condemn. not despoiled retain that ofe honor and have tterefore have thj torder an inquiry. taryof Orai Indian na polls. ted. Otnythe lodge of tha JieadJn his nt shortly' aftel ed he cannot woman did so- far ColemanJ the shortly' in a pool of bio nan said he dete.

wder. Bait Coleman building and tele ment When th nded' man was but wa seated at his an entered his the telephone. I tpevetal times befoi laled him. and he I that she then- ii bosom of her dre would cay. give allthe Elmer SmytheJ hsilsaid he as to the womaa trepUcd that ha i Tnea' a search for any trace of hat Mr si own life their father hal durlngf l-hls.

own life. 4 CKSON ELUDEI HISPURS ERS Several Parti s1oo ing for the Murderer. i Large Robbery-Negro Sp Ja kton ount faml onl be kl dred hea ed dl. no negr dis15gufaUon ong' an Ident1ftca tlon. Officers-Ad.

69. bratlon a an txpru ns dtord. Intere Unc mong cued oecreta- Uo wt re tl audlen e. mu lc acompl ment Special. Ander on lo every thinK I 1 Miss.

27. sued i com. 8 bl ld Et Mor. co ty iZ JJ le land. tt lses.

1 believe etm phyl lan i for tWeltJftV6 ma tb evot cl 1 lfUct the 11I11 my ea wbklb. the daa. 1 T1 i W.teD- oj i HAtha1l' T. loot I cat DI Lot tfll NE1ttON qs bmaa JJr aG- to apn i VALETfiAGAtNst NfAGE l1t H.Spe- ort exm Uonatre dl- now. answ Bro lar freedC1u1ckty Jord pre Wright-after hearin .1.1 ut thetU1pOse I sta S.

th ce Ram sue I In urse i pled lroads. past three ODY Ro kmart 7. tbe that' pl tol thro gh the em all llseln IIOmeraw potat es It was In- clal E. Cemb 27. Ia.I.- me lt su talned we ks.

a. In. co nty. 11rColemanllfi 1t frle ds at1 es. be.

The was formally stateomclated an cori luilon to The ted riO riUII ter al Rob Ule l1y hl 11 111 arre thisclty pr nt lEe Ha em' LL RAR1WIIN ATHENS. egro uIt man 27. WnIHer near. a ked chlldre. hIm et' manJUult er acr amedan ouehtUkeLticer bedlwe tpg tene4 IA Jtt thedarkn8Sf PpuceU nwere eooon InsJ 1 Bevu lde til1ed there pOD1odced jaUto h1a i 1i' I.

I i. er1t1l1a I. IutrJ eCemberffJ tet' Ba Joncllru1den seot-ieofmtY. Jntox1 ted 7 kers bbe4i fh0W 1 A ScercOuJ4JiItN Bak rthf1att Mt1SJnOf alYeoer i rgtts1lIsc that 11 at. toJ ob.

i3raIs. tt ny. ne oept hiatnaater drcullcou In hI arJe8 LDucld Impr1lloM4all prominent" iodety W1tn UeII thattbe.ch1m- Itol I. T' I I. I.

XT STATE MAY SUFFER TOTAL LOSS. a bumbla. The Klng tree. bbjd di pen er lo In. dl Iln i 108s.

Uie i at wUd th capt 600 IN nn. 27. Dr. ratheigO lnJ be. pa Ifpsly tori rnadsl e.

a l' huri ties. To' T. a aX oftasqus order erlablish- ompanYlalQ reporteltonlg1t anyot comr lalnanb tomorrow. a. bon 20000 eX PISlOL ShootaNegro CaMQl1tonGL.

cember SP countryae- ldence r- 1IIIdlotlc room. KrIHerr1n andthe tooklt. Ita toypl throua-hthe ROLDEL1i1arIOtt JuipsonW lDn4oubt 411 Su DeceiU rr spec ot1cehu. beenC1' I10f tJ a el inayorl14 1ivecouttcl1mu fRockmart. r.

co bent OM bYmuehlmprovament In. atreetl1p toptberWlth siuDa couDclLtllla mot roc IV. th6lmprov menta Caglealilltta CaUi4i embe St rtm1oonJrP.et1 Onthbf Rtch ft tid. ntr. 5t 4 ftrU4 aI1beea Involved in quarrel 1.

tie afternoon. Cagie f6ftbOUPt returned 4' d' newed th quarreL ca tanate 011 B. B1tuewlao lthbe j. Y. N01 l1 i.

bUn ItJf AME1nfn8oDA t. i Vi WilrReJIeW theMilil ijJn tade. I CARNIVAL Al ITS. IIEIGT ofBou th terdA otud1 OtT fl. ePrinc1 ofAm cu.

Chrt tmu fumoo hliMre4Pu7 bedec TI lell up. theiOrteoa 4epa tment chA ef 8 nIth char1 ts OC Pl I 1a1dA1OtoJaonor we ratonio royl purle gld whte te mny tp. a rrs ouple 1e pntlemn attcUve I. cval clor Tomorow mlar' crow crvl wek GV- eror ndlr it Scretar Stat Pi Cook ittdre Gneral Te rl. ComISlon rof ACllu en.

Con salLIand oter tlng hed vliton arted tonght gvrnor wI rnew aernon Teclvt bn to no niht nd b7tbe eror 9 stte' ml- wIl magtlcent omcal fun ton. Te camT1 bn cess Mnager Sturgs eten' crval comte recev- IC wel-m cmpUmntathete upn. BOAS FB AA cles rraion Fled MIr. A Deer 8pe cL el on two. tnroa bmwr ftle to- 11 oJce lectry stte the Mls slppl a bma wth apltl ot rn Dtur Aa.

diitwatlr csllnr Aabama lie ntr tounty. In tonpaper ITathat i Fl li spl wn terate" btilwrn thrugh of3o tu ble Spring. Fayete i ID fabama. Hows W. Grge aamonthB Ja lt e.M.Hodg- r.

tm. F. O. a th btn' th cap. IWt ncrrated set etO WE tne aid rJei nc ow AING Colomb Govrent Ap TI Wnnig aU Washinton.

peceDr 2. Sttes Cage pre Bgta obled stte deprtment 11 Inf rm Colomban rn- tvadlng ovr- 0vermelt fores Gnera Url. CorAl Ine BUar. progressing faor Clombi cvernet RYAN Lt Nebk Tals Beeft of-Cit Lbr do Ab1en. Rat.

Dember Drn lect tonght te bne- ft clI1rr hving audlenC abtt. Wa Ancent Lndmab dlcueed ttion trst mone questn perllm deo rauc. lltn- plt. lef tonght Galvston. StUh Bie M.

in8am. AI Dmbr 2SP Te atendnce upn Junlon Sotsh UI her ay larg nub rmnent Y. hAvg rl JgfromvouI' prs rno tvng er cclf1Tla Ome th lett Wrl cae Blnnlha cncl Reolh No1tb neeth thirtenth dee InlurTe. bing rtn ssve for Caug De th 1. d.

pevUr I tl cun md t. id Ma ld ae ct I- he pun' fu ap1 ae ofen te tlt kde I I Jd toubll lwto av 1. J4. e7- POll" bl wU ak vW orp or teb dw a4 aw cl tul mo ayreut drgJ tkd ada I ob. b.

te J. Jf I feJfb7YY0I tr O. Klr' wiot Itt JdeJfw 1 r. I tto Jit le I ofme ult It o. br cml d1 dJiat pUrT dr drt nmmt oSw ot IOt t.

bt rorlt du I m6st tW SnRt I t. :1 j- t' a 7' 0 hfi bbf i ri. i l' rJ a 1 1 JU. APJ ft d. rWQ 1Etul rrtaD G1rNS.

t. s. I cOibU 0" Tttt dlu1 tssbtOr mlhp 183 DwUttrts a bID ba tr' Ce. J' UgcfI th etr iG adeW 1 In coUt. Te pe wer caY ag andh Cowbafm tc t7 ad' buct a' hotlD he er te nyhoe ne loaed an fed te rn uvr a e.

we t. I I I It el rn tcJ a wa Jt De bwl rel I on Joh' owl. d. ro tcof blt te srwafn3the I po. A of.

Jh1 bt frkbi t' tate no 1r1wn frlonslY- I' i 1. wi STpG fF York Decembr BaTs toUowln fats regrd te At Wet rar tted Luslle NashVle oml ad sc- cut i lome meure rent ae UTty Itock wa for losey all Centl Gorcl ad ra faUe EToNT LLS' FUL TIME- Sie nnd forP dnctof Factor. Tr ThoSd SheK Wek FRUES TE BET OF SPIRIS Debtwoe Pd Pevous a Te Eld Tr Cton. Eatnton. 2.

Etonton. electrc ctton mI. I noW runtng ful. tm tg cpctI ojeraln. quie 10 tolfwih only durit ing gon a.

I 3000 1a d' eheeng per 1 Te mn cn. facure' sh Ung. uait. fm 30 ad. a 1dt fr rrr lrchesdowJ Frm sevetyfve are reilarly Redysl" Ifound torus.

pruct. v- ster A eistenc. 011 a a. ardy 10 atsof set- ig Te ml eeStl et Itlated. onthb.

Ltte r. the ml Swy sd. thlsa ccnt. tae 1. a 11 he rseve 2 c.

bdng 4egnemm Qumt tt. fadr pn mn whh enta1weeka rtpaJrsand. mpleted4ndreRdytM maChfaeiyhne ave e. go ott n. essrs.

a. theweather unusuallygood thl oft t. prl ea In sPlrltsthan especiallYfM aevera1yeara tMyhv thecropla tter atnn Jylngaround i AI Iti ht Use. oth brigbterhopea an on eeda largequutlty beeDlO1dtht. an haabeenat thJapIac aurnCD1eenura llvelyeompeUtlon betweenth and.

hall eenpaJd a4 e4 veryconalderablJ nec hor3h ft- al re4 thr UCbtJut th1aw1nUrara4 homlDJwJU coomlnStDOI1th. 1hJa1D tctthalaJugctUU dOWIlln ecftbwtntu oqO eyere 1tterb th af. toUbettert1m a i1t gecontem Jted Dee mbe. Jt ctOr Generalof Posts ot. riVed.

hi. re aT. have. a. coz w1 SmUh' thera omorrowreP111llWtbepoe.

I FoaDei i tonightthat utuu htJatotme4 I theteerenochJn lnpoUq iOr- I IIU11saUon. Of the CDbu poatatMn1ee1rt OI Jtzib P1tta PLiD mbtri2f 1redmlnen octhe afeoiD- at boroonthP lvantara1lroad today reportedJo 011. atr1kebT Or r. E4wardMcKa7tf Ttatt cf In headquarters I from the reeeJ1t not I machtneaand Te mtneaot ni nape 8 ta Ad4aAn thri' CD. mte rto nt' bfthaequla1U01t A T.

ancIhntaiRa11. compa Of UIeSa1itJ GaT i. i 1- blC1IItereatln aridWelt Pointoacqulred ntrol own rshiP haabeen iUvidedso t1iatthe ndN hvlUe CoastLIne. re. own ra UdWMt I TES 1ItmWJ1o ServeuDeleg tes.

I toilia con UtuUonal. eJec al- beIUDann unelncthemzelvee p. the. legal tortheplaCe8" at1are a whl1e1t ofla oen bathe convenUon1t hope4thata. tram1nctbe Theldea.

valled hadbeen before.JohD- bycall1Dca 8 counUesaM wUlbe tDthe beforeanc11t tllsald th leaathaltof thepre ent ea1nnlth auth tbemto me dld two. ofprofltan4 tbeume tll bablethatG onlf I Pt. countyal1d hew111. theoniy th tbecomlng theprelldent theconventl n1I beUetofbll bea oldUck hO ld racethlJ ImprOve40n another and tl AGraham aldWSIhorp n4Jl pfi th If 8Ja Wled num OJD8ao l1WUUS. Pthtisbl Col1 mbuGa.

ratNlght a eD1ber. 7. Harr1lwlteof Dr.Rob- dJedlatetonfeht IJico. Coodhealth fde4th. causedby Ut faJlareMrsHarrIs areabdleavel Jam sHHarrts atatepar lIpromlnentl cotlegeHe putorot htJear ath Ushe Uk J1 igh I.

oBurtonsonOfVeryable e. re i He. acotf UcecL la In- Rlcb" mondVa SdRalechwu co n- etlt ar rd Bln lUm inpoorhealth. Wlktrt I olumb r1 HB I onthe aJwaywu BInn1nrbamhotel thlamorn- wa dU6 to 1tl th ulh fherem Jnwere olnmwD18 nightand hew1l1 omOrr9He. JUhofe Dc1wuborn InJ conAJle IU by.

threee n' i VagAmd Arm1lt At deeember i i1iterNobt8rm ot. 1 No 1 1md AnniatOn I tMam 1 21amU. tohDW or 8tephft 1LNobl. I TUcJ Ifarru4E1abethNob 11otth1a 1 dtyn4 ILL' IUWlth' KraNob1e oJ4 On Kon al a fttthftD1v ary. otJ1e1m cu Inth ent afthe Aft n41ltrtct ScmueI1Qo 1e thA1tre4LT7.

lerto1DWArwaton. JlratfobleJa I rnllaeDt an muchuneasi- 1atekO i' fi AJmllfODoA1 27 hedi4 uotpt bef0t8darki NeW1tI more omaDiWU lJathft PtQb bty b7WA Iola Theahootbicoecurred aD4T01Zl4. 1 uthort1Tat tel' hab the. ic w' i MUNYON" KIDNEY. i CI1tIII rorHUlJ' ftFtona I moIICthaalmlwt 1JIfa11t It 1 It ntb nt.

0v1 4t. 11. Xt4Ia1. 4Ytet. 11 free lL.

AB i DA1WiF4 1 gto SpeclaL SuIt' for damages. OhlcfRa1ltoad Isbout Chiefof theFlr mentGeomWuir III' 1 ordlnat7i Interestlhiee kI' ago. I ChletMulr J1dtwo ouslyhurtAl1 themen aaveMc- beeDconfined thehospi th1Jiw near. eruIhInhlmto raUroadbaabogate Incwhichfa 111. cent Lpart waspused cou c1l oinewee1a.

ac dsto erectnt at streetcrosa 1 same meaJ peoplecla1mtheyhad englneand theacd- ants a theotb twoftre elt- Is. NO. rOtmDATI Nro 1ayaBr7ati Ee Inthe1icom I Decembei7. harleaA otIowa. 1 i rth tbe e1r8Cttha.

ttb ofthedemocratic snakeW JBryan I Aathe laatadd senrout des ed anJ" 1U1 I Is a. 1 d. tha is. an 1 Ca. rB.

sa. 7. abQ i OrTBEm i Lodie1fo59 HoldaItI Ann TheAUanta. ofYlllOuNo tta. annul 11utn1ght th follaw1ngomoera.

year' u' HYandTke W01SbtpfUlmuter eenlorwardenr 11. junlorwudenGILBollday oonlIecret ryOHHall enlor dea JEcHtclte7iD1 oon- ACfHookaenior CbaujPODjunfofatewar1J. 'Am trl a ot. mdXind IDtbe omceyellterdayMrs un senttothe whowu juriatated thit1t was ah j1UYYhited ather' NOTICETOO ForLoulsvLlIe rt. tLim nd Crii hed RockRand Br sareJieadqt arfers.

OldWelnrrielste NEX1lOPOSroFFICE AT A. rl' rM ma ce Ine nn8l' iri Wc1ayC U)1' NORM. mri" tcBr0a4wlunU8U1 HowYort ftreproofE eug ge irtereUngprt 6 ir j. jJf RAIIWASCHEDULES OII cE1CTBUOrOJOML am JO nS I SIiS a I I 40 JCIII9Iboroo1J 1ft 10 am BI We I. JIll 11 11 GI 111J 0r9Ipm IUUaphIUeJIII OrUtIDi in aa 160 i.

Ie WEllTIIttAU Jf am Maritteii 4 111. ATLANT4AKD Ant pui 17U 41 alii. JlOII It. I 11 am N. as s.

if PahBetto. pa II College n2 omen ft. lIS it eon. P5A 1 11 Pt. II 1A 1t.

41 onu tiIfl traizi I C1JllerfoDr. It eut 45 w. eo. tGLw WefcTk GRQIA Anl. rrw.

a It as IM iJ6wL E. T4I A 111 JI1ScH III a. elf- Cr11181 nanatiI II. JOIIOXvnL ANDJ aRT a lI 1 Lr I 2 Ei coicsTiTthioIi. nmyoin 8 moo JACKSON HISPURSUERS PadisIooking I I Yesterday-Motive 27.

he eat I I lookoufor I dl- 1- ho was Off ade. im- I 1. 1r 1 I. 2 I I iii. ja I ilton 1.

Lflee I th ro- i a rcv' enm' i Dr5 Ilathawag. Ig en and 7t Wnusaaa4jeancocs i. 5- Oases bonatar. 2214 St isdl. 1sai.

soOoaroos vLETtAATST MAiR SUIt I rty 7 at- be the va- I foundostly was. I I offi- MOTBIRAND i 27. i I Command1r A. ad- UND Panic WILL EARBIS IN ATBINS ch1ldreahande4 children stlet. r4th5 ut the was awaltblh Tb7rHm.

lflaylngflla Priep4oster a3er Deeernbe Testes Paint coUnty utabbedoats bairthat that. an ees llakerthe lattermet anjnoffenslve wan by the of.Tohntn ntshot him dead Baker. Is now fn jafl at Ca- Xeai ieflt to 1cht1lUgsL a4 satLsftedta 11 by. mr 4 TY Y' I I robbed Ilquoroomm1ssjiep. Kingatree.

et ose. 75 ong errons he rnadsle. re- sod tI of Her- aftern on lstol fl. year tit lU th progressive begun. Cig1e' Eaflith Oaur4dDeath.

be enti M. aftornoon. by Pears Of chmond tOdAy' from. becante5 a left cArtridges re- the- Ccii. was arreatedj B.

1ng snei507. atis.j the MiIita In thiaradc1 CARNIYA15AI ITS TheZing Queennd al1 ar- fli5 ar Up1ed ohonor to- statd be has catnlval committee ALABAMA Montgomery. 27. taL-Artlcles oIfl the and of45C0G0OG. at a iz-IXississIpti WA afe incorporatftjbeorge lIoendW bank LstPncug.

gaooo u. 27. favorsUy forBenefft of City 27. 27. Tbe Rlt 53 nlgl I very ftpressve ofMany noun dxi us decep.

duthaare It-heart II i I- ZC I cfkidneyd1seasif I kIdneytroubliiaI- ioadvgnce the i vital organs orthe themselves break awaycellbycelt. acuro ltCothu1tytohohiurftiandcsJf. ng ieingcompouat opmany thenfght derfol ciwes ci the distressing cases. vyfl itzedbottis Yoiimay. bate asampie botH.

of this oMedul conreodaboo thst. isflLlboth roalLAddeess XIieCo Y5l wiiilisg meeH leading thisoe sg S. u. TWO NEGROES KILFIED BY5 CARELESSNESS wiTft i' Os. i cif eba misb ps ettrtoday or a.

from tbajtcounty hile AA the wagOn ie eoveetbe ufl itegro 71vfl5 OUtbUDt. trted lOadef.W.i.die- bal otufff 3oh ln" trCk 5tretranwat Aoar arne offut agaihlll bUt Ot Injur1ngblneryseriou3l1 POINf The ac- ac- EATOIITOIUIILLS FULL a FARMERS IN THE BEST SPIRITS tozi I 27 Um oteratton looxrswhidhare rtnnin to From Readysale lafounci asks onniteeted with the factory ybith The tflC. Quintett Manufacturtni 1arn xas nlargemen hare beenr6eive 5t as mer- in numbere f. a thisfafi thu zr 1 5 ns1l gralttprovidit th 57. of Cu Smi osneg tafOThied i 0 MInersOotmaStsk P1tfabur L.

December Se i No. l. net on the wh miners' here The ari of flve mines otthe thdaj it. the Atchison. Topeka and Ye Peeos ili rims from TeL.

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