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1ICES AT The Fourth Day of the North Georgia Conference. THE MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY CUSS Received Into Pull The Details of the Day Recited. CATERSVILL GIo. December 12 Spe cial. The north Georgia.

conference after the opening exercises passed the following undergraduates to the class of the third year 3. Lane Ware Fletcher Walton John F. Tyson Duncan M. Edwards John V. Bailey Beverly P.

Allen Arthur Horns W. Rogers and A. C. Cantrell. President G.

J. Orr of the Dalton Female college being busy with his teaching could not be before the committee and so was continued in his same class. Two of the above have been called to California and go with the prayers of their charges. Some of the above are very diligent students and workers. Bishop Key insisted on methodical.

hard study. It will keep them fresh like Dr. Lovic Pierce who preached new sermons up to one years of aee Dr. A. Coke Smith owing to the sickness of William M.

Hayes represented the Interests of COIOTea education tt ravae and Lrn Snaai. totes. He spoke of the work of George W. Walker president of Payne institute as being as truly missionary as that of any in foreign fields. lie plead for the negro to prepare him toserreGod fully and sa veins own race This is not and cannot place the negro on top but will give them what God demands of the whites to so instruct them as to give them the ability to serve God intelligently.

M. H. Dillard presented the following resolution which was adopted Resolved That we give up the brethren who po to California with deep ret and that we pray God to bless them richly. Bishop Hiygood announrad that to those announced yesterday lie would now add tile name of L. 1' Green of Polk county who is an applicant for admission into the conference.

lie satd ili it tl ero were four or the others who ere willing tago but he could not tike them till next year unless some friends would give him tile needed additional funds. He said that lie hail receu ed a. letter from a presiding elder in the Pacilic conference asking for four helpers and stating that he had just had given him a twelve-hundred-dollar lot for a new church in a growing town. The report of the committee on The We leyan Advocate was read and adopted. Dr.

Candler poke to it saying that Emory college could never have been widowed without the tremendous help of tills paper. Rev. T. T. Christian.

business manager spoke of what The Wosieyan was doing and trying to do. Us said they must have 15000 subscribers next year now havtng9SOO sobscrnbers a growth of nearly 40 per cent this year. The surplus was left in the hands of the editors to aj for contributions. Advocate day was made the second Sunday of February. Dr.

A. Seal was put upon the board of education. ce L. D. Lallaue.

absent. I ml. Blanton of Spring who left his Church under tharge of gross immorality has surrendered his credentials as a minister but has to be tried. tie refused to come to trial at. conference but tho bishop announced the follow ing committee to try him v.

J. Cotter. W. T. Caldwell T.

H. Tint. wons C. L. Pattillo C.

A- Conaway J. R. King J. S. Ewbry E.

C. Marks V. M. Norris J. J.

Ansley B. H. Sasnett and W. G. Hanson.

Rev. Ford McRee was made secretary for this trial. As Blanton is not here after being summoned to appear the evidence will be brought out and as it is all against him. he will be publicly expelled from not only the ministry but from church membership. Rev.

Julius Magath Hebrew missionary and professor in Emory college says that the work among tine Hebrews is quite encouraJ- mg. lie has kept up connection with all the missionary ork of the world. He has baptized one Hebrew convent this year. Bishop J. S.

Key called the class to be received into fun connection before him and asked them the disciplinary questions. Are you in debt so as to embarrass yon They answered no. He here urged them never to go in debt because it not only involves him but his successors in the pastorate for twenty years. He read them the rules laid down for the guidance of their lives which he ably commented upon. These are very wise and will make any of them successful.

He urged that they devote themselves to the ministry of the word and prayer. They must in all things live to the glory of God. Methodism is a military religious movement and the preachers. must obey those in authority under God. They must diligently instruct the children.

These obligations last till God calls them home. The children are the seed corn of the church. He insisted on real pastoral visiting from house to house as the shepherd of the people. This is not social visiting but that which will lead the people to Christ. You ought to study these cases like a wise physician so as to properly prescribe for them.

God will give power in this work by prayer as He does for the pulpit. He insisted. on fasting and prayer by preacher and people especially when there era peat needs felt by th preacher. jLnyman could do these W1p buthav roa. I personal experience of vine grace la JOM hearts answered to by the witness of the Holy Spirit Do you know Jesus Christ In your own heartland can you witness toth world that Christ does regenerate the soul An infidel outtalk.

a real experience of Jesus Christ in the heart. Thismeans the greatest thing in the worldgreatest power. Yf can love dswn any opposition. You must 1. loving.

Do you expect to be made perfect in love in this life Here this church differs front all others. Some put after purgatory some after death but the Methodist church teaches that Christian- may be made perfect in love in this life and that after conversion. He here quoted from John Wesley and the action of the general conference and bishops. Are you. pressing on towards it Tine sooner possessed.

God will give great power. Are you resolved to dot ote yourselvesM- wholly to God and His works Tnls is the most important question of all. Are you willing to devote yourselves wholly to God turning back upon the world sod its ambitions You must be willing to go to Cali fornia or anyn here and to do hard work and to suffer in any place for Christ. You must be ready to die to self and all but God. Wonderful privilege to work for God one which the angels would rejoice to take.

The preach- ers answered. Ye by the help of God. The conference then voted to take the following' mint full connection R. Frank Eakes Augustus A. Tilly Arthur B.

Pope John S. Askew John F. Davis. The' bishops and many preachers then gave them ths right hand of fellowship while ltev. H.

H. Parks raised the old war song. Am I a Soldier of the Cross0" which was grandiysung by these men of God who have fought and suffered for Christ's sake. They have fought but want to struggle oil till Christ calls them home. Friends and districts gave eleven elegant Bibles to the nine preachers going out and the two already gone.

These are to be Kino in tine name of tine bishop and secretary of. the conference The funds of the joint board of finance were then distrouted to the claimants. Title snakes many worked men and widows and orphans happy. Rev. J.

Owens. wino was absent on account of the slokuess of his daughter returned and passed a satisfactory examination before the committee and was elected an elder. Rev. John H. Johnson was elected So local elder.

A singular mistake was made in the report of the conference by some outer reporter. He stated that Dr. J. W. Roberts late pastor.

of Gainesville was dead. which is a big mistake as all his friends know. It is to be moped that the reporters mistake did no cause any one to wnte an obituary of this living man. He has been made supernumerary till his throat and nervous system improve. Rev.

Dr. Sullies of Centenary college Tennessee. and Dr. Cadesman Pope. of Mill- ersurg college Kentucky were introduced and welcomed by their numerous friends the latter having years ago been a member of this conference.

At 3 o'clock Rev. W. D. Anderson D. of the First church of Atlanta preached a man- terlysermou At night the anniversary of the missionary society was held with Dr.

W. F. Glenn in the chair. Tine report of the secretary Rev. V.

F. Robisonn was read indicating tine progress particularly at St. Johns Atlanta and Broad street Augusts also happy results at Young Harris institute and the Rheiubart Normal school. The. Tress- urer Hon.

W. A. Heurphill being necessarily sway left his report in the hands of H. J. Adams.

The report means much work but done with great pleasure said a letter of the treasure to the conference. The total for foreign missions in which is included all the work in the we and border confers nees as well as in heathen lands was 18003 40 this upon an assessment of 822000 On ly one district overpaid the assessments the south Atlanta which paid 82842 on 2054 assessed. The total for conference missions up to the time of tine report was J8f JO on an assessment of 59501. 1 his pays only ninths of tine salaries of these poor boys. It is a shame for them to have to labor upon their hard works living very hard.

and then not to have enough to live on. Tints will probably be rectified before the conference is over. The. south At- lasts district bore the banner again in being the only one that overpaid the assessment being yi over the mark. The Woman's Missionary Society reported through Treasurer Hewplnill a total for the year ending October I lSJl of 681830 tine Oxford district here carrying the flag.

Bishop A. G. Ilaygood then entertained the conference for nearly an hour with an address. He lened the work of tine church since the conference met here before seventeen years ago. Two mission an es in China then now a conference there another in Japan till another in Brazil with three in Mexico numbering 100 preachers and with a mission just started in Venezuela.

in South From two to two hundred missionary workers in seventeen years is a tremendous leap. 1 he church has grown apace for in 1865 bereft of a half million coored members impoverished and disorganized by the war almost ground to powder by the enemy they have preached the gospel and God has raised her numbers from 440000 to lJOOOOO This is tine greatest proportional gain ever made by any church anti still the grows twice as fast relatively as the population of the United States. Truly we not labored in vain at home or abroad for Gods is glory in the midst of her. He then spoke of the home missions. He described the beginning of St.

Paul's church in Atlanta under the trees the old fair ground. Then old Evans's chapel now Walker street was built. Then in the same year Payne's church was started and he reviewed what house missions had done in Atlanta. Put your mousy where it will grow in heavenly coin and see to it that the home missions is well as foreign are pressed forward. Dr.

IL C. Morsiso missionary secretary deeply interested the audience with a wore thorough knowledge of the work of the church in foreign fields. The missionary debt. at the rte of Its present decrease will llibe about gone by My said that not a week ago I gentleman wet him on the train and agreed to pay 750 to the rapport of a single missionary. The conferences are drawing closer to the field by assuming the support of.

missionaries. Recently Missouri taken RQUinp. South Carolina will. support Xarbottx Fqttk Carolina will stand to Georgia's D. L.

Anderson Virginia takes three western North Carolina one and so on through. the conferences. These are in addition to the regular assessment. He then asked the largest conference the mother of missionaries to agree to support her first born son in mission lands Rev. loung J.

Allen LL D. nobler man hardly ever lived. His words and those of Bishop Haygood here burned and it WM not long before the necessary 1200 was raised to be paid quarterly during the next year. Ihusthe noble Allen. first missionary from Georgia a.

mats who had stood to hi post unpaid during. the war a man who has spent a fortune in doing tine Lords work and who is now poor becomes the property of the north Georgia conference. will give Georgia infinite pleasure this year to supply his needs. Many laymen of prominence over north Georgia were present. Among others we note.

B. D. Crew Candler Atlanta S. E. Berry P.

Bass Dalton Professor R. W. Smith LaGranee Hon. lL R. Harris Meriwether P.

P. Bell Cutntning. Tfahstvlisl Jankei in navy and tarn trimmed ithful iron and roller collar of French seal offered at lV each by Douglass Thomas Co. THE PUUSKI HOUSE OPEN. The New Management Ready to Entertain Guests The Pulaski hou was reopened last night.

Quite a number of guests registered and wm be entertained my the new management. Proprietor me It. Satngster i ell and favorably known as a thorough and popular hotel mans and tine travel. sing public has confidence nod assurance or being properly and comfortably cared fur at the Pulaski. hile manager and proprietor of the Brown house at Mat on Mr Sasgstr gained a reputation winch will be lasting.

An who ever stopped with thin were pleased with Ills management and auouiinoOatun The Pulaski lies been thoroughly overhaued and renovated. The kitchen has been remodeled and convFunentiy arnnged Till dining room is ne ly pointed aunt repapered and precents an in viting aplearasce. Ihi otUce anti reading rooms are now models of If anti elegance. Tine bedrooms ire refurnished with all the latest Improved plans for comfort. New tl belts have been placed In the house and competent help has been secured.

The vine and baker are from Sew York city Mr. it. Applier formerly head cltrkit the Brown house will li 5 heat clerk. Mr. W.

1) Vandenburg. of ew York formerly Of the Brown will be nkht clerk. 1oda tine tuiaski ill be formally opened. Breakfast will I announced at the usual hour and a lhank giving dinner served. It Is a gratification to tine pab ic to see this handsome hotel again open toT tine reception of guests.

Mr. Sengeter his the Jest wishes of every one for a prosperous business and financial success The. Firm of I. E. Canlnl importers of works of art or I ew York and Saratoga X.

1' already well known In Atlanta through the magnificent display which it made at the Piedmont exposition. has opened a store at No. IT Peachtree street. uiinis art stove is now the center of attraction for all lovers of tine beautiful and seekers of things which are odd rare. artistic.

and suitable for holiday presents. Such a large anti handsome collection of Japanese art porcelains anti a as is seen. there cannot he found in any city south of New York. comprising as it does specimens of all we finest wares in shapes that are most odd and heantllui. Amon the other articles may ins mentioned Ostrich feathers and baud painted silk gauze fans Tor evening wear from Paris and A Vienna real amber sterling silver and other jewelry opera glasses lice imported leather goods etc.

Yost lllcer- tlinly Le able to at Cmjnls art store. Peachtree street just what you wish to give your friends at this time of the year. A gold or silver hairpin makes a beautiful present to a ladv. A lar variety to be found at Baler Lierkulee 53 hitehat street. dee 13-1 The Matt Have U.

From The Marietta GII. Journal. THE ATLANTA CQtST1TtT101f is a paper that gives the news smut everybody must hare it. Give your wile husband mother or father a pair of our elegant gold eyeglasses or spectacles. We will fit tbeireyes after Christmas.

staler Berkele 93 Whitehall street. dec hr Gold Spectacle Enfr Tt4 with nun and date as desired foe Christmas presents without extra gold etulns stilU cnateJaice oasts ate. JU Moore scientific opticians 54 oideapltol opposite postoffioe. decuozt Christmas ring 79 cents up at Miter BerkeleaW Whitehall street deo 13-1" A solid cold pearl handle pen makes a beautiful Christmas present for a young lady and only cost 1 at Maler Btrketos 83 Whitehall sum. decljlw EVANS EXPLAINS.

The Man Who Tried to Kill His Wit. Ten. How It Occurred. DANIELSVILLE. Ga.

December 12. Spe cial W. L. Evans lormerly a section buss on the Georgia Carolina and Northern wino recently attempted to kill his wife has written a card for publication in which lie endeavors to explain his conduct. Evanssajs There is not a gentleman In this county but what will admit that I treated him tight and honest.

anti I Pin give good reference snot only here but among the best business men of Athens. If the lower class v1 people had not interfered and tried to part me and toy darling wife I would not be here in this jail today. There has en a good deal said that is not true. It is not true about me being discharged. and the best men of this county wilt testify that I never drank a drop of whisky until a week ago.

I know welivebotn good aunt hail men is this count and I am not in tine least afraid but that I will get justice which is all 1 ask lam nut a blackleg. I an certain that ma and toy family would be to tether today if others lnsd not interfered. I tried to get my wife hack four or live times and some of tine best men of the conninnunity helped me while there ere two other men striving to break peace between me and my family. I did not run across the road track after my Wife and If I shot her it was unintentional. There erg two sides to' this matter and mine wilt be told at tins proper time.

I ha three. little boys and desire to work suit support them. All persons wino worked to break up my Saintly anti who harbored toy wile. will meet their just reward it there is a hereafter. My wife has never left me before and I love her and would continuo to lo he It I were on the tows.

I trust tuGod and ttw good people and will again get to see toy babies who are dear to me. it'd bless them and forgive any one who thinks I would try to kin my wile. Give me justice I not blackmail me because I km a btran et It i not giving nine ja tice unless it was true. I cannot and ourint nut to lie classed as a negro or an outlaw as others. who have committed heinous crimes.

Should this county never have a stranger 111 it how ennltid it. prosper There it not in my mind today a doutt but that wilt get justice-ant if 1 do I. will shake hands ith friends But from beneath this cold cell. I would be better off dead than freezing to death here. God bless my family.

Sty wife and myself have invent together fourteen ears and this is the first time we ever parted. I am a member of the Brotherhood of Conductors and also of the Brotherhood or Tracknseu and stand fair with both orders. W. L. IA ASS ins Madison County Jail.

BUraareki a Shooting Word. From The ew ork Sun. A. striped uniform of like texture and uncertain blue shale ornamented with largo brass buttons was the costume in which a. small man with a sliaunblnng gait was brought up before Justice Divver at the tombs court yes erday He was Joseph Foster of 10 Washington street and had shot Thomas Far- rellof 15 Thames street with a call berreiolver inflicting a slight wound in tine side.

Farrell was in court. Foster spoke rapidly and as he had a slight stammer sotue word mere aud there wouid bother him in which case he let the word go. and went on to' tine next. our hotter he began hope you'll p-p- pardon in' appearance. M' mothers fault eutire Dout like t-t-t mslf Great thing bout em shrink 1 hats enough about your clothes interrupted Justice Uivver.

What did you shoot this man for Just comin' t-t to that honor. Thought better pol thought better beg pardon f-f for clothes fist judge. D-d-d-d didn't mean t-t-t- shoot this man. Meant t-t t-t' shoot nother Feller named George. Always ttttp.as1n me judge.

Called toe Eta pror william Gladstone 11 then caienl me Don't care lr William gladsone but when he ca led tine couldn't stand it. I trietllo to shoot him In-in-hit other fellow. Wow-wish killed feller named George. liather have throat c-c cut than be called his marik Yelled it at me. too yelled buiy.

Bnzzzzy shouted Foster. giving a saw accent to tine word and ending up with a whoop of rage that seriously disturbed the dignity of tine court. WLen the court recovered itself Foster was held in I for general sessions His peculiarities have made him a butt for the practical jokers of his neighborhood. Holies from Japan. LAGRJiE Ca" December 12 Special Judge F.

M. Lougley received a very elegant souvenir in thu shape 01 a walking cane ironi oil Japan on tine other side of the globe the other It is ornamented in true Japanese style tine pictures being pelicans single and in groups. The donor is Mrs. Sinew wife of a Methodist missionary. Mrs.

Shaw was formerly Mi Ada Woolen and was art teacher in tine I LaGrange Female college The judge highly appreca ats tine present and saj sit shall tie lint Sunday stiok. Profe-Jior It. V. Smith received a similar one by tins came express. They were en route three or four mouths.

Persons 1 lose uion gives but little exercise are victims of torpid liver and constipation. Carters Little Liver rills will relieve you. The County Burned. ALRaXY Ga. December li Special The courthouse at Morgan Callnosn county was by tire this morning between 1 and 3 o'clock.

Very few of the county records were saved. The hreU tuppoecd to have been from in cendlary origin. Death of an Otlogearin. n. HZPHZIBAB Ga.

December 12. Speclsl. Hon. James Brandon an octogenarian and ex. officeholder for fifty years died of old age and general debility at his residence near Bath station at o'clock Thursday afternoon.

He leaves a wife one son and a large circle of friends to mourn lits iou. eve. say hiadsehe nothing else. wm Retire to HI Farm. troxwooo Ga.

December U. 3. V. Hall manager of the Norwood alliance here baa resigned his once and lathe future will do- Totehii time to Ids farm Interest" His successor not been' elected but Mr. JK Harris wm probably be th mm.

INGLESIDE No Abatement in the Sale of Lots. This thriving suburb is steadily coming to the front and will in a very short time be thickly settled by the best citizens of Atlanta. Quite a people visit lugieside dally for the purpose of selecting choice Jots for homes and all are well pleased and remark that toglesids property Is perfectly beautilul. We have out a few of the 125 tots left therefore it would be well for parties desiring some of them to call and snake their selections before it is too late. Tine loliowning persons have purchased lots at InpteMile tb week for the pnrlflse of erecting homes F.

Martin Atlanta three tots T. J. mith Atlanta ix lots 11. Duffy Atlanta. tour lots Mi a Mary BarksdaJe Meriwether Ga.

two lots George WRussell Atlanta two lotsj B. F. ncv uolots Sirs. Alexisie S. lIldwell Atlanta four Mrs.

SI. 1. Rrimberry Camille a four low Miss Olive Phlllfp Stone Mount iu six lots Miss Lime Bean Atlanta tenor lots T. F. thrdaway Atlanta three lots Harry Graff Montgomery Ala.

four lots W. It. Morrow. Greeneshoro five lots Miss Mamie Aldrich. live tots Mrs.

Mollie laddlson Sleuiphu ten lots Mrs. Bacon YlCksLuq six lots 11. J. Reed Chattanooga four lots J. 1:1.

Winslow Memphis ten lots Mrs. 8 W. Card Warrenton ra. three lots Miss Alice A Duowoonly Atlanta twelve lots- 3. 0.

Reynolds four lots. 1. A. Tr mraell Atlanta two lots H. Wall city two lots It Carrier two T.

B. Sanford fourlow makine a tvt or 513 lots sold the past ve k. For Infoitnation call at 16' Whitehall attest rooms if 13 arid 14 over James's lank. interstate Investment anti Development Company. Ladiessolid silver watch only at Maler Berkeles 93 Whitehall street.

den 13 WINTER RESORtl Tate Springs EastTen- nessee seven miles from Morristown on E. T. V. G. R.

R. and one mile from Tate Spring depot on M. G. G. R.

R. fc considered to be the bests in the world. Register shows representatives' from Chicago Pittsburg New York Alabama South Carolina. Recent' arrivals of distinguished guests are Colonel Hugh- T. Inman Atlanta WL Nixon Athens Chief En gineer George Otis LI.

Buchanan Canada Col E. E. Bedo England. The. water is shipped daily tol all parts of this and foreign countries.

It leads all waters for the cure cfj indigestion and' general restorer of health. Pamphlet sent free on application. At 41 Peaehtree. Have already attained an enviable reputation for the Wonderful Bargain they are offering each week to the housewives and smart buyers of At- lanta and Georgia. Our offerings for tomorrow are too Beautifully decorated fivepiere water sets at.

210 six pieces chamber sets at 200 gallon it tubs at. 110 six at 200 Block tin gallon dish pans at. 100 two dish pansat 100 Dozen crystal glass tumblers per dozen. 100 goblets 100 Decorated gold band cuspidors at. 1000 Crimped coal els a 100 Block tin eitra heavy coat scutt es at 100 gold band coal scuttles at 10 SIT iiooKt ha I hatracks at.

100 Towel racks at. 500 beaters at 500 strainers at. 201) Steak broiers at 200 Alcohol stoves largo size. at 110 pall wall brackets at. 1SQ Gernnn silver water dippersat.

50 Two-gallon coffee nrns at 25 Three gallon 100 Large dough trays at. too Ladies' tack hammers at Us Boys' parlor hatchets at. 1110 Half-gallon coffee pots at 100 Three-quart 1000 Hand-decorated teapots at. Extra Special for Tomorrow Only. Cn ps and saucers with inandleg at 100 Dozen semi porcelain two-quart batter bowls at str botvlsat seven-inch steak dishes pie ates at led Wedgwood china CTIpS ml saucers at dinner plates soup a inch covered dshes at THE ATLANTA.

WHTREE A few 7x4 feet woolly sheep floor rugs at- Si lieces gold bind hand. decorated tea sets at 125 hand- decorated dinner and tea sets at A. grand assortment of Holiday Goods at prices that will Stonish tine tatLTCC DAYLIGHT LAMPS from I3nz each to 820 00. French china dinner sud tens sew 125 pieces from 2200 to' 5125 00. TABLE CUTLERY by the thousand Vases.

Stands Bisque Baskets. Coat VSSM Wu low chairs Bowls and Pitchers Silverware a etc. etc. Mt That THE The. Fa I I ECLIPS Which The fittest pr state.

will be. presroom It will be the plement stereoty the uric of II. Its capacity wj papers er boar sheets and eve printed but llTCfj to the This Irln Hoe porte south and work oft editions. The order Hod Co. that gaged upon tu now MrJ Your pr for speed durability have la it lye genius The tIles wonderful masterpiece work thl Four pages Six Ten Twelve 1 Fourteen.

biiUen. Eighteen. Twenty fu Thepr the basemq represent tee renal Sour teen pagfj tad twenty is 12001 the toanu by the ina The eno dou Par. has demaj testsofl nearest triumph. ments of 1 lury.

trintin byTheil Bun Mat rant and Will bet can ssechan BanTr more th the cent' yantare hare the truthful equipin few tha fingers papers. doable i press out A flREWORKS R. HOYT AN FR Punk One One 2 FRESHEST COODS LARGEST VARIETY CHEAPEST PRICES wu R. HOYTS 90 Whitehall Street. THE METHODISTS I CARTKRS ILLJJ 12.

ci exerci 3 tue. S. age. aWca ghrl i ork to serre God save his wh to gi ve solved anllotn ed yestlrL ay ssloninto lJ Illat ten were to- go elr reeahed stalin anew a tee 4 doin rolltb pay I vce I. following i J.

Mcl ee re bein alll4ainst me moor- in Emorycollege up' 1r i storate dance un er he salle the 1JJ1IWl but ban peraonalexperience Ul heart. andean to the th JI. an' oJ eI1I Are you raine on to perfection This m8lll the olloTtnobowledp LoT ia thin I Yiucan wn teaches con version. devote Is tumin re ny an els vote totake Au ustus lm ri ht fellow hip oflhe Cross grandiy sung th fa ght butwant Bi bles I fnn totlle I 1. I I I Johnsanwas someotlJer anyone wnte' I I ears a I DD I Fir YauD A ams.

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maui1 em nt. I Is wen I 1 Dc1 care I While Macott lr. I I I IIrfLnl d. diDln I newly prt' ents in. I I uililce.

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willlet iU It iI Ja et bc wlniloehere were ler wa propertitne have Ito tt ir love In God otd ec bll le8. anyone I jQ tice I Do btr ln Iytn justice. 8S W' ht I anegrooranouttiiW pr jS donftntbut I i I Ii ll ha. lv Je I iS I Trac 1. ASS Aladi Jn 1.

ShooUn ewYork Imcertaiublue ht yesterday roll of her reyol ver l' entirely. bout "That'll enou ustlce to thought betterbez for Jud e. tsltoot jud e. in cal Hatb cut ON endiD whoo rn cueral Li neigh bo 12. Ju ge veryelegiim walkn day.

1 Miss Woo en hi Iy the. says it stJO Profe 8or rcc illd ex press. I re 1U01 ths. winos occu alion es Li vtr ou ounty AL A n' lJtoc mler The inca Is us- toJre ariaD. SpectaL lift re ience a.

lOt Ind. rRESTONS BED noWDc Be BiJJarm 5 aLJ1Ir. Of cJi rOte hb tlitere o- HiaCluceeuor. bI bu JlroJ Bo. the be.

I be lays number of fine dwellings are being erected at fnlleside and by spring there will be at least seventy houscs completed. QuIte a number of urp w' seJectlngcboice lotsfor I Ingle ide de iring Th II JowJIII lnlle lde the Inlet J. J. Mind ST. RnsseU A lots two lute I 1 Ga.

tourlots tatu J1e lIss Adrich. femphls I B. iotds ir tsit I two. lour lots ttl pa week. infol mation Whit ha1.

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