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example. liUtr the ted and RS 3Ti 55-1 5 1 lud Women I UarrUge. to countenance tbut little stocking ewlork show raow. meii in the tankYX umbers of their number doe. i 4 is a climax iu days of Christianity Urtuo It was upheld fathers as mark of the authori fa chose a religions point awed.

In tho of 3 to marriage first last 1 he especially nrgej the laity to refrain i time. The church. inure determined to Ihe clergy. and. while Ince fir centuries.

th9 icreeiied in this object compromised on the might marry. but he t. could reach the rank tJflLiC among the linenc upon the awof decree to the effect should receive com. of a married Icated and that lid be deposed. I marr ed more to spite love of Catherine von true or not he set the lant clergy to marry.

short time before m- rs pt are for Iks they shall not forte ft be catyht in the Ince the reformation Istant clerKymen has gaining ground with CTI tile best condl. I Without a wife and Ind they say. he could attention to hit holy Juawife in many in- fulness by becoming a church. By other crU i minister who but I to relieve him from Ties he gets life note wines absorbed in he cheerfulness that and fails in th splr be that build up the ultitude. Others con- sters' wives are like JT tingers into all the jture of her powers as I knd the argument it Jed clergyman ispre- fcust marry they say ugh to put it off until him to let hisaffec- Iwith money enough ling and avoid any parties or charitable Home.

tordon Bennett's visit Utstlon as to The her. Jnett proposes to eree. angular block at the nil Sixth avenue i.e. nth streets Ttie own astbe Sevent- build a newspaper decided experiment try it. Tie theory newspapers must be Irom Printing house news ompanies the morning pa- tdlcazcr in that supplies in wagons I lie long before pnu.

firuer of the cltyto- nnot secure a leaso Irty jears on the prop- a shot tower. His lee or four toria in vely dedicated to The will be rented. The lound floor where the 1 in operatic through hvs Mr Bennett has ung the rnnente jck. tower etc. lie le with Ills architect I the building wilt he location tboen uses soon to he such Already there is a dozen hotels and le help to enliven tha It arteries of the city the advertising of ollected above 1 our- Itage that The Herald I directly with its cue- any additional cot lion of its papers.

It Herald moves up I the owner ol Ann refuted a au office 1 the headquarter pnte haller sympathizing- llent Qualities He as a good man. I1 much acquainted fedtosL I in It. Journal. about that the edi- ith the proceeds of no top crop this are nut iu it. I in glory throngh Purgatory I Hear my story 1 lionate love I felL Death ind death to tin it welt.

i decree shall be uuurus for me. love iijr in 1 I were tale i and piin repent I finger nt ee let me go I him 10 ler woe" IN ajar Ing star I her fir. et tailing Jtnic ij trailing hearted i Irniiier tea fens knee liira WoelsmeP aeut begin me la lln" go higher i desire Olflre. IBE LEE CLUB If the State University of Georgia and Its Work. BRIGHT STARS WHO SHINE IN IT.

u1tinting Muio as Well as Law and Medicine- What tho Club is For. The Banjo Club. Ga. November 23 Special. merry songs of the college boys will be rd ill the Oate City next week.

What a uelihtful treat it is to hear the ttet strains from a score or more of ma trices larinoiiKusy blended in concordant jjjotJt onU UIOMJ know who have experienced jjj stnsatlllS thus produced. And when added to tl is effect are the exuberant spirits or the col lice and the inspiring thought it 1 lias obtained a brief respite from cars iad dUtY the pie isure to tile listener is further heightened by the feeling and force of expres- lion which thu performer is thus impelled to jm in Ins flow of song. Such a crowd of merry students compose the tJIver5ity Glee Club who will appear before pubUC or Atlanta on Thursday evening peceruber lOtlL Some time ago the boys oh- tuifd the consent or the faculty to make tins liort trip and since then they have been stead- working to attain that degree of perfection iticli would assure them or unbounded sue in their venture. Last years glee club ho aj appearance in Athens won unbounded pl use. was not permitted to visit other jKtioniof till' state.

But additions to the dub of tlu year render it so far superior to that of li that It cannot tall to delight any Iudience before which it may appear. The vjng which they sing are the lively college melodies many of I which are entirely new sand others. while they are I familiar are only a which become more de listhtful with repetition. There are humorousjsongs and the lively but indifferent sotius each of which delights the hearer in its own peculiar way. And the essential elements of good music which are ood voices good training and power of expression are be nd IE.

UtPBKLL no means lacking in those who wi 1 present thesu songs before the people of anta The Glee Club and Its Members. The University Glee Club organized tro years agowitti several objects in view. At the time of its organization athletics were at a very low ebb in the untversityand the chief i ebje Ct of the club was to further the cause of itli eics the much- needed financial aid. Professor Charley Herly' who liasbeen the thief motive verm the introduction end nainieimue of pv 11 tllLlic and fie sports. us influence towards organizing the I nlv and at lt tr covert given in the PROY.

CHAS. HERTY. ntv of Athens. a handsome sum was netted for athletics in the university. The glee club also has the interests of the university hear-as well a the establish- Rsent of a more sociabo fee 1115 among its members and the sudeut.

generally. To these ends but principally to the aid of ath- leticun the university are its further efforts to be exerted. Dr P. Campbell professor of biology in the umiersitv possesses such musical talent as ular fellows in college. E.

WUEICHEL Following him in the quartet comes Mr. Park How ell a well-known and popular young Atlanta boy. Park needs no eornmenda- tion to the people ho ill read this. Hehai been in Athens nearly three years and' has made quite a reputation as a singer having been called upon frequently to supplement the church choirs of the city. He has a splendid tenor voice and sings first tenor its the juartet It has been in delightful serenades tl at Parks voice has been most PARK HOWELL.

enjoyed. and he has teen the recipient of many favors from delighted listeners on occasions like this. Mr. Julian Goetehius. of Rome Ga.

holds down second bass for the quartette and in a manner most enjoyable for the audience. Mr. presumably tits him to manage the singers. As musical director he has tf taken the boys through such a thorough course jj of training as might call forth song trout a me- chamcil contrivance not to speak of talented college men. Professors Herty and Hooper take very prominent parts In tile concerts of the club besides lending the inspiration of their presence to the boys.

with who they often come in contact in PROF. W. D. HOOPER other spheres Professor Hem siugi an excel ent baritone while Pro- e- or Hooper has a second bass voice Their vo ces add much to the excellence of the concert and its choruses The Glee Club Quartet. The quartet is the same old Yahoo four whose VOICeS may every evening be heard Irons tl campus dormitory Mam an idle moment has been delightfully ipent by these jolly fellows and their many srenus viio lOre to aroundtheos on the campus to hear them sins Mr.

E. Whelchel the business manager of the glee i is one of the most prominent members of this quartet and his beautiful bar- liot voice adds much to the" grace and excellence of Their music. He is a member- of this ears senior class. and is one of the snout universally pop. JULIAN OOETCHTUS Goetehinshas enjoyed much applause and CHARLEY NISBET.

manyencores Several times has he and Charley Nlbet appeared before audiences of culture and refinement at pri care receptions in the city and mucli admiration hasoeen bestowedon the musical talents which they possess. wi Mr. Charley NUbet i almost as unVrettaHy Trn in Atlanta a 1 Mr. howell having aarAtl8nhtbofr3t omflyeatsHeI n6 A resident of Macon. Chartdt I In exquisite tenor voice nd forms quitn addition to the glee club.

The Octet Club. With the quartet above mentionedfour more of the clubs best voicesjiavebeen placed. fnrmiiif HI js which will be mtghty lard to beat. IA this additional tilt Mr. Frank ty of Athens.

sing first tenor. and Mr. Dlednck Curry of Augusts. holds the second tenor voice. Mr.

Frank Shackelford of ofJetrersonGa. will sit baritone with Mr. M. A Lew- of Eatonton. as second bass.

These' eight voices form the pics 01 two hundred RUIC HERTY. and twenty boys. They will acknowledge no rivalry at least not among any other south ern glee clubs. The university is the only college in the south which has undertaken such an enterprise as this and the boys are by all means worthy of encouragement in their cause But they will certainly give to every one the worth of his or CURBY. her ticket.

The Banjo Club. Accompanying the glee club will be the University Banjo Club under the manage- went or Mr. OHagan Otis of the old students and an expert banjoist. Accompanying him with banjo will be Mr. Frank Herty and Mr.

Part lion ell With these three will be four guitars and Mr. John White Morton will add to all this his excellent playing on the mandolin These two clubs together will give a show which will rival in excellence any ever given by the best glee club which ever came southB F. SRACLELFOW. In Atlanta ext Week. They- will rive a concert at DeGlves on Thursday evening December 4th and on the ouowsng UlJiU' tuey win appear before the people of Augusta.

Several of thebovs in the club are also from that city and itQis expected that they will meet a warm welcome at both places. The other members of the club are Messrs. John hlte Morton of Athens. George Hilljer and Oscar Turner of Atlanta Oscar Davis. of Greenesboro Albert G.

Fos er of Madison and TT. OnnHnch. of 11. A. LZWie.

ta. During the Christmas holidays the club contemplates to general tour of the state when they. will take in all the important cities and towns. Let Atlanta turn out and give the col- lese boys a happy welcome. Gossip From Emory.

OXFORD Ga. November 28 The regular fall term debate between the Few and Phi Gamma Societies was' unusually interesting last Friday night. There were two or three extraordinary speeches while every disputant distinguished himself as master of the subject discussed which was Resolved. That the Faults of Great Men Should Be Recorded in the Biographies. Messrs.

Bl1dd Thowptou and Miller led the fit for the Few Society in favor of the affirmative. Messrs. Shipp Bryan and Jenkins fought ably for Phi' Gamma and the negative side. Mr. Walter totquttt was salutatonan for the occasion while Dr.

Candler presided. After quite a heated discussion the decision of Dr. Candler was rendered in favor of Few Society and the affirmative. The opposition claimed that' the views of Dr. CandJ er upon the question influenced him to render his decision as stated above.

but rot so. It was mainly due to the forcible argument of Mr. Build which was too hard for the opposition to meet. The ladies of Oxford turned out in full force in spite of the inclement weather. Many nice baskets of deftly arranged Ten were sent by them to the debaters.

Messrs. Witin Joiner. Jim Colson and Horace Monroe beets recently elected to represent Yew next spring in the usual spring term debate. R. Braunon.

Brooks and Jones are to meet them from Phi Gamma. Political Affairs. About this time of year political affairs in the college begin to assume a In ely aspect and to take on a business like form. Candidates are ubiquitous as a press correspondent and those who have an eye on the champions debate are working silentl but effectually among their most intimate friends. The election takes place iniuiod atel after Christmas and the time is not far distant whets spine candidate will wish that lie had not paraded the forum in his white-flowing toga.

1 be system of promiscuous electioneering is discountenanced and not much open work is done. The constituents seem to realize fully the im portance of putting forth only men of merit and ability to meet the Greeks from the opposing society. This champion debate takes place annually between the two literary socie ties winch are constantly testing their relative strength as to their argumentative abilities. So far tie Few have carried off a plurality of the laurels while the Phi Gammas have been content with now and then a modest. victory.

Three men from each society are elected to take part in these discussions at each commencement. These debates elicit more than ordinary admiration and praise as the opponents have invariably given to the commencement visitors such speeches as they seldom hear from older men. Ot course the questions mooted are live issues of the day and great pains are taken to select men as judges who are conservative on the question to be debated. Senator Co quitt very highly complimented the disputants of the last champion debate and remarked that he had never heard such able anti eloquent speeches made on any college rostrum. The college politician exhibits none of the shrewdness and trickery of a hardened office seeker but when he once becomes a candidate there is an unaccustomed suavity in his manners easily noticeable.

He is affable and polite tips his hut to junior and sub fresh alike ever ready to set a poor soph on the track of one of Euclid's theoremswhile he will actually agonize a whole twelve night with a dull freshman in trying to solve the mysteries wrapped in the development of the binomial theorem. Long before election day ha of all others. mosttfreauently appears upon the floor of the debating hell speaking and debating as he never could before. The pres dent Is forced to raise his mallet on him as he invariably occupies more than his allotted time. Every speech that he delivers he lays the flattering unction to his soul.

that he has won votes by the score. In fact he soon becomes ingra hated and is known of all men While you can tell what manner of man he is long before he comes in sight. Many forms of nervous debility In men yield to the use of Carters Little Liver Pills. Valuable for nervous weakness night sweats. Try thorn.

A Fait Beyond Dispute. Atlanta's leading optical bouse of Kellumt Moore is an inspiration to less enterprising opticians and a pattern for them to Imitate. Other opticians with no originality. try to copy Keuam Moore's mode of advertising and other business methods. but without success.

Kellam Moore do not confine themselves to the one small line of spectacles and eyeglasses only but sappy oil- wen confectioner distillers. brewers dairymen etc. etc. with via various Instruments re quired. Prior to ta opening of this house Atlanta bad no optical esUblisnmeDt capable or supplying tie wants olttwtnoe.

Old Capitol Cpooslte post- office. A PLEASANT HOUR. An Eveninga The The Genie of Observation. OMEWHAT less thin halt a century ago there flourished in France a conjurer by the name of Rob. ert noudon whose still was so great that the go" eminent sought his assist.

ante In bringing to terms I the fierce and warlike natives of Algeria in which task his black art" proved efficient service and materially helped in securing saisfactory treaties. One of his most remarkable feats was the describing of tile contents of sealed packetscontainingvanoussmall articles which would be placed In his hands for a space of time apparently altogether too brief to permit of hls making any examination of their contents. In his a a most entertaining book that I would strongly advise being read lie explains how the feat was performed. With a finger' nail kept especially long for the purpose he made a slit the packet. and while the spectators' attention ft momentarily diverted took a swift glance inside.

That one glance a sufficient for by careful training le had brought himself to a wonderful pitch of perfection in taking and remembering whatever his es fell upon. This was the way lie trained himself. Walking rapidly past Otis of the. great shops in Paris whose broad windows were crowded ith a multitude of objects he would cast his eye over them all. Then passing beyond the shop he would jot down on a bit of card everything he would recall and hen his memory was exhausted return to the window and compare notes.

By steady practice at this he in course of time reached the point when after running at full spee i past a window full of goods he could jot down every single object on exhibition in It and 1hls was the fac oily lie employed in bewildering and delighting the patrons of Ins entertainments. THE TAT IS PLACED FOR ONE MOMENT WHEEl ALL CAT mAYa A noon LOON AT IT. The game of observation is based upon this very idea. This pla ers seated In a circle and each provided with pencil and paper. Then one comes in bearing a shallow tray or salver containing a number of small articles so arranged that Ill are distinctly visible.

1 instance a. pair or scissors a thimbe a but ton hook a big nail a picture hook. a MSI t- ing card a pen holder a tootiiphclc. a penknife a ring. a scarfpin etc.

The tray is placed for one moment where all may have a good look at it It it then whisked away and three minutes allowed for the players to write down HI much as they can remember of its contents Each one then reads his or her list and it is comj ared with the tray. A great deal of amusement may be had out of this game it heartily entered into. WHERE THE WIND BLOWS. From The Cincmnat' Commercial Gazette. I guess we will have a storm tonight observed Kornaday coming into the cabin on the mountainside and glancing casually out of the open door at the clouds rapidly rolling up in the north west.

"Wouldn't be sprlsed a darn bit if wedld pardner commented tho host. We sometimes has right pearl storms up hyer. Wind I suppose asked Callicott. Yas pootj rnuchly wind. An' when it do blow it posse the bill right over the presidents veto pardner.

you bet. Blows pretty hard In Arizona" said Hornaday feeling called upon for a specimen 'I've seen the thinnest sort of sage brash twigs driven three feet deep into granite bowlders by the sheer force of the wind. Yes they say the breeze it pretty fresh in Arizona commented Callicot. But laud 0' hen it cant touch the northwest. Why.

I've seen every drop of water blown clear out of a river-bed for miles at a time and running along in a solid ma on the opposite bank forced up there and held by the simple press- ore of the le. Here she comes' cried the old hunter as the storm broke over the cabin cud the wind rushed by like a tend infernal shrieking and screaming horribly. How fast does you gents goose theta winds of youru utter blow on days Well yelled to be heard above the liowlingtorn ido the signal service in Art. zona reported it as bout 150 miles in hour. Cp therein the northwest chipped in Callicott at the top or his lungs the wind has been estimated at 190 miles an hour and upward Hump contemptuously put in the old mountaineer do vou genus call that blowin' You just wait a shake or two and Ill size up this here zephyr that annum' itself outside.

It commenced blowin' when Just fifteen minutes ago by my chronometer replied Horuaday. The old fellow hurried to the door. Come here he called opening a small peephole as he spoke through which the storm rushed madly with a whittle like a steam engine Sniffing at the air once or twice lie said I thought so. What dyer smell penis Plies Something rotten skunk1" gagged Cnllicott holding his nose. Llmberger cheese ejaculated Hornaday Right my bully buck' Right you are That's llimberper cheese you smells.

Fifteen minutes ago that wind blew throujjhjtno front door of Pete Gash wilers saloon in llohyille right across toe lunch counter. ell interrupted the two hunters. Bobvilles jest agzactly 279 miles from where you're standin' this here identickle mm. ute1" Then silence reigned supreme inside while thebreeze from contained its jaunt. Bard Work and Judicious Management Work Wonders.

There was a time when the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia railway was not the favorite wits travelers in and out of Atlanta 1 ut a wonderful reformation has taken ace among all travelers Today. no road in the south txiaH of a liner equipment quicker more desirable schedules. very man eynnected with the systrro is fully alive to tile situation and deserves pec tal mention for their efforts to please the traveling public. The Doctors Are Here. The stat of physicians and surgeons hue arrived tress New York and are permanently located at tOj Wislteitehi stress.

An who visit these eminent doctors before December tEth will receive advice and examination free of charge and all necessary treatment planed so low that it is within the reach of all. Tile object in pursuing this course Is to become rapidly and personally acquainted with the sick and afflicted The doctors treat every variety of diseases and deformity. but will not accept incurable eases. If your malady is. beyond all hope they will rankiy tell you so allocation you agiinit spending more money for useless treatment.

Catarrh in all its various forms cured by their new method. Remember the date and go early astaeir office will be crowded. Hours obooa a. m. to 5 o'clock m.

and 7 o'clock to 8 o'clock p. m. Sundays ho o'clock to I o'clock. The. North Pole Not Executed.

If you want to go to any place on earth. call on or write to any one connected with the East Tennessee Virginia and Gserts railway and full in formation wilt be given. whether it possible tot that road tolnndle you or not. St. Charles Hotel Charleston.

S. O. Tourist and commercial travelers will fled the Bt. Charles one OX toe most elegant and bis hotel Kuto. 5f A GREAT CONCERN.

The Johk U. Moore shoe Company New Ready or Satinet Atlanta is destined to be one of the great manufacturing cities of the country. She Is the center of one of the most progressive and well-to-do countries of the world and her pen. pie have determined us build mounanienU to her that will spread her fame to the four cot'- ners of the earth. Her factories will do the work.

Already one of her cotton mills sells most of its product In China. Why may not shoes be made here as well as in off Musachnsetn They can and Mr. John Moore will show to the people of the south just what can be done in that line. He has an announcement. in today's paper that mark.

a new era for Atlanta the opening of a large shoe factory where the finest shoos can and will be made. Tkti move of Mr. Moore's shows him to be a chip off of the old block full of enterprise energetic and a head full of practical common sense. lie will make a success from the beginning and is predicted that before a year rolls around he will have to enlarge his building to accommodate his Increasing trade. Success to the enterprise.

WHERE PATRIARCHS LIVES Scr County Fairly Alive with Old Folks. SyLVANIA Ga. November 28 Special A gentleman of this place in speaking the other day of the healthfulness of this section of country counted up easily seventeen per- sons in the thirty-sixth dlstnct of this county who were enjoying life between the ages of seventy-five and ninety ypars and the thirty- sixth is not such a tine district for old people either' The statistics of this precinct give a lair idea of the longevity of those who are so fortunate as to live In this God-favored section. There is not a healthier or more pleasant county to live in in the State than reven Apropos of this question might be related an incident that occurred in the county not long ago. A gentleman was riding along one day.

admiring the fertile splendid-looking fields when he came upon an old headed man sitting by the roadside and weeping bitterly Touched by the sad picture of grief he enquired as to us cause. The old wan looked up through hit streaming eyes and in a voice broken with sobs replied that his daddy had just whipped him for sssmhft granddaddy. Planting Grapevines. RKOLLTO Ga. November 29 Special R.

C. McDaniel planted out 1000 grapevines yesterday Our farmers seem to be taking consider able interest in this Important industry. No. Indeed. Can a Savannah traveler ask for a better schedule than the following via the East Tennes ee Virginia and Georgia railway yll leave Atlanta at 7 JO o'clock p.

in take one of Pullmans finest xleepers and wake up the following morning at 655o clock In Savannah The return tripnas similar advantages. OBITUARY. At the monthly meeting of the Hibernian Benevolent Society held on the 3d instant the fol- lowiug resolutions were juloj te hereas Sod In Ills infinite wisdom having re sieved from us our late brother Timothy Burke by whose death the society has lost one or it ori j- inst charter members he having been a member. since 1561. lie ss elected pre ident for fourteen years and remained a member in good standing until his deaths.

Resolsed That this society extend our heartfelt sympathy to hi family for tlielos of one whom we knew was a km father and husband and that a blank page be left In our minute book in honor of his memory and a copv of these resolutions be published in Tax ATLANTA DAILY COXSTITITIOS THOMAS NUXAM T. GRADY Dt rnx Committee. St. Charles Hotel Charleston S. C.

In the business center the most liberal managed hotel in the south. Commercial travelers' headquarters novnawsun thu FRUITCAKE FRUITCAKE What is nicer than a rich and well-flavored fruit cake and now is the time to make it so Sisal St will get mellow and ripsior the Christmas festl- vats. The fruit cake to Is good must be made of the freshest and best materials. It has become a. well recognized fact that W.

BOY makes. I specialty of the best quality of these things. There is the Leghorn citron new bright and clear. Currants cleaned and ready for use no need to spend a long time washing and drying them. The best quality of raisins both cooking and bunch lemon i eel and dark brown sugar.

In pure spices no store anywhere SELLS purer or better spices of any kind than do. You know it is hard to pet absolutely pure spices but we buy the very best and guarantee their quality and y. Xow is a good time to buy your canned vegetables es and fruits. We hare received large tot of Maine corn. can sell you THE BEST Maine corn for 15 cents per can.

Why pay 20 cents for if We are still selling our standard California peaches pears and apricots at the low price of 3 50 per dozen and Invite. a trial of them. NN have also added a. line of fancy candy is the bet AND PUREST that you will find anywhere. When in need of anj thing you will receive courteous treatment prompt delivery and the best and purest OF GROCERIES at our store.

W. HOYT 00 Whitehall St. nrm Beautiful Baby Cabs received Saturday evening new spring styles. Samples of what well have in 92. Come and get them.

we 11 sell these very low to make room for holiday tc 4- Nice thing to give your wile for a Christmas present if you have a new baby. Wood Beaumont Stove and Furniture Co. 8 87 Whitehall. Broad nlt Check can be prevented by using the lightning check punch. See illustrated ad.

in this paper. nov29-d2t KeUsna Moore hue a foe line of opera glasses. 51 Old Capitol opposite postofflce and Grady monument. I have a positive remedy for the above disease by its use thousands of cases of Uwvorrt kind and or long standing hue been cured. Indeed ttrocg nay faith In in efficacy that I Till send TWO BOTTLH ran with a VALUABLE TREATISE 011 tote duress to any mfferer who their giDress P.

0. iv Douglass Thomas Co. Every item we quote today is under market. value many things being fully one half usual price. Note the offerings and remember we guarantee- every article just as represented.

Dress Goods. Novelty Suits the very handsomest things that human skill can produce French German English and Scotch Conceptions. Many among them worth as much as 35. Your choice of anySnit in the entire line for Every Novelty Suit in the house' heretofore priced at from 1010 IS including some very elegant things. Choice of Special lot Bedford Cord all the new and leading shades.

Entire line any color you like at isc fart 23 pieces imported French Habit Cloth extra fine finish and the best colorings pf the season. Almost equal in appear- Unrrl ancetothe finest French ln I mil Cloths and only' lIUU I 111 200 pieces Illuminated Camels Hair Suitings Homespuns Cheviots and Overshot effects. Every piece all- rln 1 wool Inch wide ml 75 pieces inch Tricot the popular gray tan and brown mixtures Every yard strictly all wool. and offered at 70 pieces Highland Scotch Plaid Suitings specially adapted for Children's Dresses Every fibre pure wool to be sold while they last nrn yhp at LUU Remnants. About 300 ends from 2 to 8 yards many pattern lengths among them marked in plain figures at prices low enough to close every yard this week.

See them. Silks. Small lot Brocaded China in evening tints the most delightful of all silk fabrics white they last at 490 yard. 25 pieces China Silk in all the leading shades. 20 pieces Cleopatra Crepe entire line at 470 yard.

24 inch China Silks every shade you can imagine the best finished and choicest goods in the market 75c yard. Best China Crepes and Silk Crepons. perfect assortment of opera tints at gSc yard. Black Goods. A stock new and fresh where every item can be relied upon as absolutely reliable.

An thing you want from 2SC to 3 yard. The feature of the department for this week will be the sale of 3 pieces of B. Priestley Co all- wool Bedford Cord the finest wade made at 17 5 yard worth 225. Cloaks. Nothing demonstrates the wish dam of a stock selection so clearly and fully as public approval.

What do people say about our Cloak de partment For this week we have 150 navy blue tan brown end black Reefer Jackets. buttons or silk frog loops at Small lot black tan and gray Capes jacket effects 10 each. Black Cheviot Reefer Jackets fur front and collar 10 each. Black tan and navy English Cheviot Coats silk frog fastenings 10 each. Children's Cloaks.

Elegant line Children's Reefer Jackets 4 to 12 years 2 up. Infants' Cloaks. Long and short some very choice effects cream and. mixed colors all sorts of prices. Mr.

R. J. Scott has charge of our Cloak Department and will be glad to serve his friends. Blankets Comforts Quilts What you want at right prices. Umbrellas.

200 extra quality Gloria Silk. Umbrellas size 26 inch paragon frames natural handles g8c each. Special lot Ladies' Umbrellas carved horn handles 175 each. Ladies' inch Umbrellas bam boo handles 150 each. Elegant line of fine Silk Umbrellas for the holiday season all the latest handles.

Handkerchiefs. We now show a superb line of Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs at very reasonable prices. Ladies' Japanese Silk Initial Handkerchiefs 250 each. Men's Japanese Silk Initial Handkerchiefs at soc each. 200 dozen Men's real Japanese Silk colored borders 490 each.

Special lot Ladies' real Japanese. Silk Embroidered Handkerchiefs at igc each. 300 dozen Ladies' hemstitched Embroidered Handkerchiefs 150 each. 200 dozen Ladies' Embroidered hemstitched and scalloped Handkerchiefs at 250 each. Men's hemstitched colored.

bora der or plain roc each. Hosiery. bal. Men's regular-made Hose briggan and colors L2c Men's wool Hose 400 quality reduced to 2 c. Boys' and Misses' plain and ribbed fast black cotton Hose 250.

Ladies' plain and ribbed seamless Hose fast black zc The most complete assortment of. Hosiery to be found in Atlanta. Men's Furnishing Goods. linen ply Collars new shapes 20 different styles' we. 1900 linen 4 ply Cuffs 150.

New lot in and Teck. Scarfs all silk 2Sc. The best unlaundried Shirt in Atlanta for 500. Faultless brand Night Robes extra heavy muslin plain or colored Soc. A remnant lot 750 Shirt Waists.

to close at 4oc. Knit Underwear. Ladies' Balbriggan Vests tape neck 3 sizes 250. Balbriggan or white Vests for Ladies at 400. Norfork and New Brunswick Ribbed Vests white or natural 850.

Children's Underwear in cotton merino and wool complete assortment Stationery. Holiday boxes made of padded Japanese paper Satin ribbon bands containg 2 quires of paper and So envelopes soc bo Pound boxes of real Irish linen note paper with 50 envelopes to match 350 box. Our big black box gilt lettered containing 2 quires and 2 packages envelopes 250 box. Real Irish Linen' Note paper commercial or octavo sixe ruled or plain quire square envelopes to match. either size sc package.

Card engraving" highest' class work at about one-half usual prices. Plate and ZOO cards 150. If you own plate we print you 100 cards tor 8sc. Holiday Goods. We have' added to our present quarters the hundred foot store just back of' office.

The new is devoted ex. elusively to holiday novelties and makes a very attractive exhibit. Complete lines' of Dolls a brae Baskets Japanese Novelties Down Pilows Stationery Mirrors Satin Novelties etc. Among the special features are Japanese Tea Pots at 250 each. Japanese Globe baskets at 2C each.

Japanese Lunch Baskets at loe each. Satin Cases at 250 each. China Silk Headrests' 250 each. Jointed Bisque Dolls 12 inches 25c each. Kid Body Dolls.

Bisque heads. 2c each. Douglass Thomas Co. kllll 1c1 1I1er boule 1IJeh thl last hen ot rd 6. lip to th" nl ht IOIDl' one tOllchtcl mite d1 the rest.

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years Charf lIt. and meftttonfld. four th lub a vol ave been UA IOU WI" mlght I qua A. IL olce orm Ih I Y. I I colle 4 e.

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f- rf conTuTION ATh1TA. GA TJNDAY NOYLMBE1t9. 1891. TYENTYEIGHT PAGES 13 llE th STARSWHO Jt1vati 4TBEte a rbe eet mae ces. ibe ed on rniverity iued havebeen vi egas bqo yctions laSt a is eculiar tsomeatis peo- inview.

ebject bytbe fled ri1 at feeling university. possessessuch popularyoung Th11 ill suartet. ser- 1 takenthe contrivancenot or hasa pentby andthetr tLore Heis audieucesofcultnreandrefifleieflt has been tswhicii 4Mr. ii as a a Atlantzbc3' ftt 50105 763 flO Is now am5L. ChaahM rOreofthecbubsbest volcefsaye Is aae othersouth- un- cause.

onetiio south. thecbub Augusta. Ailantaturn mory. fight Candler du B. areworkingeiletitly elfectuahlyaincing soulthat by ingra- Moors-Is eiansandapatiernfor it AUs a4 oztbecae5 OpiopoIsepIs- v-e A.

I th erce dyes the-describing containi ng various small brieftO strongiyadviee them when tlil fao- I I i. A compared northwest. pasusetiie rlgbtover feetdeep or mass I 7" ainellgenls Bobvlllecontinuest lu Every innected deservesspertal pleasethe pmsndloelockto su nd I ble1iot ItOvlI3 eon thu for er andMr. uponan 6iIocbock trip lass OBITUA BY. Whereas iteorig- his loss copy TnsMAsNvWc J.

J. Dtrnz 5 madeof ow We needofanythlng 87 I- CONSOMPTIONI so TlihseudflOyi azzwiLh thu erer will send me l' Opddrea TA8IocuuCa181PiazIIiNe1 halfusual pricedat zo A any among j5 8c11 themat. hlkeal Everyyard 234 Anything 75 de- io De- audwill I50 i 2cC. c. ax Ladiesat Satinribbon bolt.

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