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READY RELIEF. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEthCIE FOR FAMILY USE IN THE WORLD. NEVEK FAILS TO RELIEVE Cur and Pr vcn Cud. CouEI1 Bon Throat. Inflammation.

Rhumatim Neuralla Headache. Toothache Asthma Difficult Breathing. CURES THE WORST PAL" in from one to twenty minutes. Not one hour after rlsdlnlt this advertisement need any one SUFFER WITH PAIN INTERN ALLY a half to a teaspoonful In a half tumbler of water will in a few minute CUT Cramp Spasm Sour Stomach Xau a emit- tug. Heartburn.

Xervnuines sleeplessnesa.Slrk- Medaohe Dlarrhcpa. Colic Flatulency and ill In ternal pain. oc i er bottle. Sold by UrugglsU Au excellent and 20111 Cathartic. Purely Vegetable.

The Safest and Be Medicine in the world for the Cure of all Disorders of thl' Liver Stomach or Bowels. Taken according to Uiix-ctions they will restore health and renew vitality. Pure Re. a box. Sold by all druggists.

or mailed by HAD WAY A CO. 32 Warren St. Xew York on receipt of price. dly sun wk top roi mle ft hand last pg Hunt for. the prize tag i on every balloon going up this week at 4 p.

m. will go from 5 to 75 miles. I Sacred concert by Mexi- can band at 2:30 today admission 50c including grand stand. I NOTICE. We are compelled to dispose of our real estate holdings and Lave de iiled to offer tbe lollowing list 01 rollrrle a- less Ulan prevailing values 9xlM Vacant central business.

I xlO Viraut central busmesj. i ToxliV Vacant central business. WxllS Vacant centul nsine. 4. 115 Vacant central busine xlT5 5 ii central business.

OxloO Kiegant 0 lovely. Queen Anne cot ace. bxlj Vacant. opposite Judge Hopkins Bottle- yard. Large clostin rallrr front.

level front lots at 3JO to 8350 each. for cash anil by installments. od inside city limits. 44 acres I mites trout KlmbU house dirt cheap. IT acres inside city limits at i2.

XJW acre. t4i act inside city limits at per acre. 0 acres iniide tulle and a half circle at 1300 per acre. Stop and think. Where can you.

maids the city linllA obum an it such figures OFFICE 6 tOYD ST. JUST BELOW BALLOONS. There will be a tag on every balloon entitling' you to dry goods boots. and shoes clothing jewelry etc. Sacred concert by Mexi- can band at 2:30 today i admission 50c including grand stand.

Switches Former price 200 now 9180. Switches Former price 500. now 200 Bangs Former price 8250 now 00. lUnes Former price 3 JO now JLM Largest assortment of gray hair switches and bangs in he city. Also a large and complete assortment of Unen I tamped Two Linen Scarfs usual price TSc now lOc.

Splashers usual price 25c now. tIc. GERMANTQWX 4ND SAXONY BELOW COST. J. F.

FU 93 Peachtree Sacred concert by Mexi can band at 2:30 today admission 50c including grand stand. TW. ADAIR REAL ESTATE. Go today and examine the property on FOT81h street near Gurnett which I sell before the courthouse door on TUESDAY NOVEMBER JD. It o'clock sharp.

This property is central. flm-cl Pond in every way very desirable. Electric car line pavement water anti gas all in front. Call for plat. G.

V. ADAIRJ 14 WALL STREET K1MBRLL HOUSE. net Kiion 8p Sacred concert by Mexi can band at 2:30 today admission 50c including grand stand. MISS MARY RYAN has just received new lot of elegant Pattern Hats for Mondays opening. Handsomest Millinery of the season at astonishingly low prices 45 Whitehall st.

Watch out for the prize balloons Monday- SACRED CONCERT. The Mexican Band Will Play Sacred Music to Many People AT THE EXPOSITION GROUNDS Thi Afternoon-A Choice Selection of Sacred Music for the Multitude. Admission 60 Cents. Never in the history of Atlanta hat any band of musicians attracted as much attention as does the Mexican band. Each time they play the crowds rather round and applaud.

and demand encore alter encore. The suave and affable Payen never. fail. to respond and a concert booked for an hour and a half frequently is extended to double that length of time. The Concert This Afternoon.

The concert this afternoon wlllbe the first Sunday concert given in Atlanta in many a year. Giluioreof world-wide fame. about three years ago played a grand Sunday afternoon concert at the exposition. having been engaged by Mr. Grady.

The proceeds of this cert went for charitable purposes. Everybody in the city is eager to heat the famous Mexican baud but have not yet been 1 given that pleasure. To accommodate the thousands who want to hear the band play the exposition company has azreed to 16 a grand sacred concert In the grand stand at the i exposition grounds this afternoon beginning i at 2:30 o'clock. The concert this afternoon will be strictly confined to sacred music. and.

by resolution of the board yesterday afternoon it was decided that none of the exhibits lunch counters or Sideshows would be open. Among the selections that will be played will be Ave Maria" and the To Deuna. I and the proj1ramme. Senor Payen says he thinks will completely capture the people i of Atlanta. The gates will ope at 1:30 o'clock in order to accommodate the immense crowds that are sure to he in attendance tomorrow.

The dulcet strains that emanate front this i mammoth combine of music makers have al ready enchanted three-fourths or Atlanta and it will only take one or two concerts from Senor Payen for him to be placed first in the hearts of every music lover of the Gate City of the South. The concert will last or several hours and it is safe to say that it will be attended by the largest crowds that have yet been on this grounds in any one day. It is a matter of doubt whether the imuienso grand stand will be able to hold one-hall or the people who will be drawn to the grounds to. hear the greatest Land that ever visited the Tutted States. Do you have occasional attacks of bilious ness with hitter taste offensive breath head ache.

dizziness Hoods Saroaparilla contains 1 the best known bilious remedies. Try it now. WITHOUT KNIFE Or. FIRE. Mr.

S. E. Carmichael prominent citizen of Henrietta. Texas writes I wish to tell you what Swifts Specific has done for my wife. Several years alto there appeared a splotch on the corner of ber nose which grad.

ually increased in size and became quits painful on washing her face It would frequently bleed. The doctors called it cancer. and advised that it be removed by the knife or burning stating that it would never do to neglect it. My wife refused to have it cut or burned but at the same time it continued to grow worse. After a time she commenced taking S.

S. S. which effected an entire cure. She usesi a half dozen small sized bottles. We both think there is no medicine in the world that will equal Swifts Specific and.

we would like for all sufferers to know the benefit she hat received from it. S. S. S. cures blood diseases of this character by forcing out the poisonous germs and the poison also.

A valuable book on blood and skin disea. es will Le mailed free. Address SWIFT SrECIFICCO. Atlanta Ga. The genuine Angostura Bitters cure indigestion and restore the appetite.

Every druggist keeps them. Dr. J. G. Siegert Sons sole manufacturers.

We introduce correct styles as soon as out. See our novelties in Suits and. Overcoat Ki eman Weil prim clothiers a Whitehall street. Atlanta' Leading Opticians Kellam A Moore. grind the celebrated Perfected Crystal" ppcCUcies suit eyf rassfs the finest made.

54 old capitol opposite postolBce. In our factory we employ the largest force of expert jewe ors watchmakers and engravers to the south and can danllcate or repair any article of jewelry. Special desi us for diamond work. Maier Berkele. 93 Whitehall street.

oct2l-lw To Members of Georgia Weekly Pre. Association. November bth is press day at the great Pied. moot exposition. The press of Atlanta will i ild to meet all our members on that day.

The committee composed of newspaper men here will arrange a nice rogramuie. Conic alt. CtlaaLscs BARKER Cot. Sec. Georgia Weekly Press Association.

Telephone Subscribers. Please cut this out and paste in yol1r telephone list or add wtb pencil 1412 Conklin Manufacturing Co. Chas. A. This name was omitted.

W. Gentry Manager. Atlanta's Leading Optician. Reliant Moore grind the celeIratedperfecd Crystal" Spectacles and Eyeglasses. The finest made.

54 Old Capitol OtfiObite postofflce. When Baby was sick. we gave her Castorla. When she was a Chld she cried for CastOria. When she became Miss site clung to Wn the had Children ah jave them PERSOXJL M.

M. Mtuc wall paper and paints papa hanger house anti sign painter 27 East Hunter cc C. J. DAMEU wall paper window shades. room mouldlDgs and furniture 40 Marietta street telephone 77.

WASTED by three adults two floor unfurnished rooms without board. near the post. othoe. Wnt rooms uitlohle fur sitting room and bedroom. References.

Address Permanent No. I care Constitution. octt3-d6t Tttr best picture frames are made by Waker. 10 Marietta street. He carries a fins i assortment of etchings and.

water colors. Lowest I prices new goods vet 22 Ma. T. E. Mncrra the popular train dispatcher it Gainesville Ga.

Is tile happiest man in that. i charming city. i MK. GKoiuiE TS so long In the post- otErt IIlP rtment to Atlanta ha connected him. 1 self with the well-known firm of VeDWIlI.

Harvey a Ca tobacco manufacturers or Danville Ya. with headquarters at Atlanta Ga. for the' gull states. DR. CHABLESGEIQEH has removed from Balti- more place to The Westrnoelajj 87 Marietta Office 97 Peacntrte Street.

Telephone 160. It W. C. TIr.LO. at home.

Alter an online In the dry iioods. world Mr Patillo will be pleased to see his friends his old home IL Douhert1 tos where he can serve them to better advantage. Bamp Wam perwittprt ew and book on now. THE GEORGIA ROAD CONGRESS to Meet In Atlanta on the 2th of Os- tob r. This body will meet In the hall of the house of representatives at 10 o'clock a.

m. on Wednesday nut. the 28th Instant and be called to order by President Northen. After prayer and the enrollment of delegates the organization will be perfected by the selection of permanent officers and the work of the con. trell will be entered upon without delay.

The officers at present are President W. J. Nortben secretary W. O. Wlutdby vice presidents lint district.

P. Smart. of Ctratham second dlstria Iii. R. Mallette of Thomas third district.

J. CEllington of Macon fourth district. W. J. Weeks of Talbot fifth district Hon.

C. T. Zachary of Henry sixth district. Hon. R.

A. Ntabet of Bibb seventh district. Hon. J. O.

Waddell. of Polk. eighth district Rev. G. Gibson of Ojtlethorpe ninth district Hon.

J. W. Robertson. of Haoorsham tenth district Hon. W.

H. Warren of Richmond. The following counties have sent in their list of delegates Clarke W. S. Holman C.

M. Straban S. F. Woods G. Murrell.

Columbia Marion McDtnlel I. V. Ballard U. I. Branch.

DeKalb W. 7. Houston. A. M.

Ilolcombe T. E. Chewning. E. S.

Steadman D. Nichols W. G. WlJidby. Early C.

Sheffield. Fulton Dr. J. V. Xelms JD Collins Dr.

II. L. WilsonColonel G. W. AdalrGeorie W.

Harrison A. II. Cox W. B. Hulsey IS.

W. Goode. J. P. Austin M.

W. Johnson Ed Hol. land. Thomas Moore. J.

M. Liddell A. S. Pooie R. J.

Lowry T. L. Lanpton T. J. lIiirhtower.

W. V. Boyd F. P. Rice.

Glynu A. T. Putnam Judge D. J. Dillon.

Giascock Hon. J. L. Seal Hon. W.

R. Logue. liall J. A. Garner Amos Fuller.

F. J. Tumlln A. R. Smith.

Dr. I. K. Chapman E. P.

Dunnegan. E. Io' Heed. S. K.

Christopher. Henry U. M. Speer. W.

H. Bryant. Jefferson Joshua A. Smith J. R.

Murphy George T. Hudson. Captain J. W. Cheatliain.

PulaSkl J. B. Mcfluttie T. J. Holder.

J. B. Mitchell. J. W.

Jordon. Jr. Richmond Daniel W. G. W.

Dixon M. V. Calvin. M. N.

McInnes W. II. Fleming W. K. Nelson Judge W.

F. Eve. I. N. Mays F.

A. Calhoun. B. Seago G. Barrett.

Randolph R. 1. Move O. A. Barry.

Screven Captain A. Cabaniss Dr. J. F. Brown.

Talbot J. S. Persons. S. El.

Baldwin. Wilkinson-I. J. Fountain. H.

D. Hughes. Washington-O. O. H.

1' Beau George Gilmore B. C. Harris M. Newman. Southern Interstate Road Congress.

The road congress of Georgia met in the fits of Atlanta on May 22 and 231889. At that meeting a resolution was adopted constituting the president and vice president an advisory committee determine the question of the future meeting of this congress with power to determine the time andre 1 the body in session. The vice presidents united in a request to the president to call the road congress together on thebih of October ill Atlanta and thai eh county requested to stood del tts to the number of double her representation in the house of representatives of the general assembly. This was accordingly done. The road congress.

prior to sdjournment authorized the secretary to correspond with the southern states with a view of holding an interstate road congress at some central point In the south. The vice president of the Georgia road congress requested President Nortlicn to rail for a southern interstate roan congress to meet in Atlanta on the l9th of October. The governors ns far as heard from have expressed a deep interest in the movement. The following states have sent in lull lists Arkansas- V. B.

Izard. lion. W. L. Howard Hon.

W. F. Hanley G. It. Hampton S.

R. McNutt Captain J. F. Smith Major J. W.

Cllawt Dr. V. A. C. Savle.

Captain J. W. I Sykes Colonel Iverson A. Jones Hon. George i Martin.

Hon. U. O. Owens. Florida J.

A. Carlisle J. W. Trammel J. H.

MeKinne J. F. Uchbourg. Kentucky V. Gilbert J.

W. Chappell J. P. Pierce. F.

lit. Baker. Judge John Hitter Charles G. tjmallhouse John V. Vest J.

M. Wood W. Miles Robert Stonestreet. R. Rule John T.

McClure. V. G. Simpson W. L.

Crabb L. Neal lien Robinson Walter Sharp Claude Desha John D. Mitchell. Walter Hawkins Hon. J.

R. Hiudman Judge J. M. Unthank. Mississippi E.

S. Candler. Hon. J. C.

Burdine lion. Z. tt Stephens lion. S. V.

Mullins lion. J. T. Casey. U.

E. Robe Hon. G. v. Dudley.

Hon. V. S. Bates. Hon.

D. T. Guyton. lion. G.

A. Wilson. J. oI. Williamson.

Dr. W. V. Moore Dr. R.

R. Applewhite Dr. K. C. Divine.

North Carolina M. H. Ware Charles Fouler. J. C.

Freeman. W. R. Word A. ii.

Williams It. B. BOA den B. H. Williamson Dr.

S. A. Henley T. if. Street A.

J. Elling. tush. L. Vail.

C. Gutlirie J. S. toIcGub- bins L. R.

Whittuer J. It. miey J. Kiser J. E.

llaukin Ben Pusey. South Carolina J. H. Counts J. H.

Dukes W. 11. Mauldm. W. H.

Tmminermnan. J. A. Sligh J. L.

ShauklinG D. Dean. J. G. Willians T.

J. Strait. J. H. McDaniel Charles Crossland.

T. B. Stackhowse W. K. Crosswell E.

J. Dennis. Virginia Captain G. W. Johnstone Carter Glass.

Rev. B. Wharton. T. C.

Morton. Captain Urns A. Browne It. P. Barbara.

H. Nicholson W. I' Copaland. Colonel Thomas Smith G. Gary Henry Fairfax.

v. W. Uerry-t1eneral V. B. Taliamerro.

luforuistion received front the governors of California Texas Maryland. Missouri West Virginia and Louisiana indicate delegations from those states. Alabama Tennessee and Oregon have not as yet reported. The congress will convene in the hall of the house of representatives at Toclock Monday morning and be called to order by President Northen. Prayer will be offered by Rev.

S. C. McDaniel. The roll of states will be called. delegates enrolled.

and a temporary organization effected. Addresses of welcome will be made by hv. ernor ortben for the state. Mayor Uempliill for the city. Hon.

Clarke Howslforihie press and lion. Hoke Smith for the Atlanta Horticultural Society. The response in behalf of time cotmgrcsawill be made by Rev. M. B.

Wharton of Virginia. A committee on permanent organization will be appointed and the work of the congress commenced. Mr. W. O.

Wbidby secretary of the Georgia road congress requests that any parties residing here who were natives of or at any time citizens of any of the other southern states will report their ns and residences to him at time Franklin publishing home or- by postal between no. and Tuesday. for the convenience of those attending the congress from these states. The Negroes Organizing. A.

Tern. October 24. Special. Fifty leading negroes of the city have organized the leronim-i Club. which will have a membership of t03 negro veterans.

Their announced is to affiliate with whichever political party will favor negro candidates In municipal elections. Five Thousand Dollars' Lou WACOOCHEE Ala. October 21 The glnoeI7 sawmill stwllltIJrty or forty Liaise of cotton 2500 bushels of cotton seed sail several wagons belonging to B. R. Blackman.

were burned to the ground. The loss was about live thousand dollars. Insurance. Every woman should know that Carters Little Liver Pills are a specific for sick headache. Only one pill a dose.

A woman cant stand everything. As you pus by Blues today loot in at the see pairs of beautiful opera glasses on special isle at lnpirters prices lor tomorrow only. Blue the peoples jeweler 73 WUtenall street. For Gas or Electric Fixtures go to Hunnicutt Bellingrath Company and buy at factory prices. Do not miss the opportunity to see the prettiest neatest and cheapest display of Hardwood Mantels Tiles Grates Gas Fixtures and Stoves at Hunnicutt Bellingrath corner Peachtree and.

Walton streets. THE RYAN CASES. Two or Them Came Up Before tie Su- preme Court Yesterday. THE CONTEMPT CASE TOMORROW. The Court Declare the Evidence Not Taken to the Supreme Court According to Law.

In the supreme court yesterday one of the Ryan was disposed of. and the court rendered a ruling affecting to a considerable extent the other case which It to be argued tomorrow. In the first case the court sustained a motion to dismiss and declined to hear the case on the ground that it had not been properly brought up and could not be considered. Mr. Ryan's attorneys having tailed to comply with the law prescribing tho manner of- taking cases to that court.

The result Is that the order of the court below granting an injunction and putting the stock and assets into of a receive will stand affirmed. The irregularity which WM the ground of dismissal was the failure of counsel to make a brief of the evidence and to send up so much only ns was necessary to a. clear understand. lug of the errors complained of as required by the act of 1889. It appeared from the evi.

deuce sent tsp that In certain places it had been abbreviated but that the greater portion was copied into the bill of exceptions in full. as introduced in the court below. The chief justice called attention to mortgages and other documents in the bill and said their substance could have been stated in a few lines that as no point was made upon their attestation or form full copies were unneO eatery. It was held that the briefing required by the law must be extended to the whole evidence sent up. and not merely to some portions.

In reply to the argument of counsel that the spirit of time law had been complied with when there was an effort to brief the evidence. and that this effort was manifested by the abbreviation of sonic of its parts the chief' justice said that the effort must not be confined to some parts but should extend to all parts of the evidence. The Contempt Case. In the contempt case there was a similar motion to dismiss which was argued by Messrs. Spalding and N.

1. Hammond on be. halt of time motion and Mr. A. H.

Cox for Mr. Ryan. Towards time end of the argument when it seemed from time Intimations of the court that the ruling would be. as in the preceding case that the evidence was improp- erlysent Judge Hopkins arose and suggested that there were questions in the case which could be considered without reference to the evidence. In ruling upon the motion the court held that It would not dismiss Ute case but would decline to consider any of the evidence sent up.

and would give a hearing merely as to questions arising upon the pleadings and in the case apart from and independent of the evidence. sult of this will be to confine the in. questions of law. and the constitutionality and legality of such an order as that I passed by Judge Gober. The supreme court will Illume in the absence of any evidence before it that the evidence before Judge Gober I sustained his judgment as to what were the facisof the case.

His method of ascertaining that 120000 was the amount which should be paid over. and the correctness of the amount as fixed by him or any other matter which would require the supreme court to look. into the evidence cannot be inquired into. So if the decision should be that Mr. Ryan has to pay over anything in this proceeding he will have to pay the full amount fixed by Judge Gober.

In the preceding case the only question WM as to the sufficiency of the evidence before the judge below to justify his granting an injunction and appointing a receiver. soil when the supreme court held that it could not consider this evidence. the whole cue went out. While time rulings of tile court seem to be against Mr. Ryan his counsel say that they are thoroughly satisfied indeed their case is in better condition than it was before.

They were not they say. averse. to the dismissal of the case and the second case will now come up on the law on which they are willing to stand. SUPREMrfcOURT OF GEORGIA October Term 1891 Order or Circuits with the umber or Ca Undisposed or. Atlanta.

SConeta. 7 Stone Mountain. 7 Flint 10 Middle. Jucuhmilgee to AupusU ITiUaeon 34 Eastern. lCCtrsttitmoochee 26 Northern rv.

7 latiuia 1 Western. SlSomitbwesteru 10 Northeastern 1 OiAlbany Blue Ridge. StSoutuern I Cherokee. 14Oconee 13 RotUe. OiBrunlwielt.

11 Tallapoosa. 11 Proceedings Yesterday. The cue of Ryan v. Wigeet al. was dismissed.

The case of Ryan v. Kingsbery receiver et al. was set for argument on Monday next and the cue of StllleU Milten A C' v. Savannah Grocery Co et al. was for argument on Monday November Ii.

Argument was heard in the case of the Brunswick Western Railroad Co. v. Mayor Council of Waycross Goodysar Kay S. V. Hitch and L.

J. Brown for plaintiff In error. J. I. Sweat and L.

A. Wilson by brief contra. Adjourned to next Monday morning at o'clock. Except the two COM- above mentioned no further arguments will be heard until Monday November ltll. WORTH A GUINEA A Idols.

Some people make idols out of old-fish. Lotted remedies nd by their use subject themselves to sacrifice and and even torture. But I UI re praised all over IL 1 MY the world 5 they are a Ha BMW painless and effectual VemerrortllBin Disorder. as mm We tlonCoi tlpatI Disordered llTer i awl Siek nead iie. They have no equal.

Of all druggists. Price 25 cents a box. i New York Depot 365 Canal St. oct4 dl wed jri sun wk fol I' um Sacred concert by Mexican band 2:30 today ad. mission 50c including grand stand.

Sacred concert by Mexi- can band at 2:30 today admission 50c including grand stand. Sacred concert by Mexi can band at 2:80 today. admission SOa including IN DEAD EARNEST. We will selleverything in our store at pric entirely regardless those formerly placeduf them and everybody knows that we ars Bargain Makers of this country and that thj have been low enough before. But you it arrange by stretching everything in power to be on hand every day.

We remain in our present stores for slaughter will be immense and will clear store of everything in it or we are not judges of value. Here are a few Samples of Flannel Bedford was 500 Henriettas was 2 now 145. Storm Serges was 750 now Soc. Broadcloths was 3. now 175.

English Wales was 850 now 6oc. Plaid Flannels was 350 now inc. Plaid Suiting was 250 now loc. Satteenswas 250 now loc. Calicoes was c.

now 3C. Calicoes was 7j now 50. Henriettas was 75c jiow Under vest was 75C now 500. was 125. now75c.

was 2 now 125. was 3 now 175. was 500 now 3Se. was 500 now 250. was i now 650 Table Linens was 350 now 150.

was 75cnow 4oc. was 85e now SDC. was 2 now 125. was 150 now 900. was 175 now I2O.

Towels and Napkins just as cheap. CLOAKS AND AMEN It makes us mourn to even think- of the loss. in They MUST be sold and ONLY 60 days to dolt in. ONE CARLOAD OF. BLANKETS AND Enough to cover the state and they are going to be slaughtered.

Comforts was 125 now SSe. was 2 now 125. was 225 150. was 3 now 225. was 450 now 3.

was 6 now 450. Silk and Satteen Eider Down Comforts at half price. Blankets was 20 now 13. wsI4 now 10. was 50 now 225 was l7now 2.

was 4 now 3. was 650 now 450. was 875 now 6. 10000 pair Ladies'-Hose worth 400 up to rall at 256 4 Sheeting was 3oc now zoc. 5-4 Pillow Casing was isc now roc.

4. Bleaching was Be now 50 44 Sea Island was Sc now Sc. COTTON FLANNELS ALMOST- GIVEN AWAT Any person who honestly tells us they can duplicate our any other store in this country and brings us convincing proof. take a further reduction of of 25 per cent to pay him for his trouble. THIS SEE IS A GREAT.

But it is imperative and what is our loi is your gain. If you don't want Bargains had better stay clear of our house. Month the Removal Sale commences in dead earneS 39 and41 Peachtree Street. MnTEHALIf9 and la Making 0. October goosing week will close I political campaign in the Vparty will have he 110555 Saturday jnass meetings arranged 1 lijesj- besides tunimeri township meetings under McKinleyj will 118 times and made one speeches esf forty meetings day and pAlpen Saturday night 1 fl here during the caumpai has Tom JU 4 wm appear I ro together with other Jdoltei conjreii JiktChe irowsot Michigan Joe iMarkItDunnellbf Jit I tired bythpeople of.

th Ifor tl part they took- Iprbceed fgi of that con Joe Cannon la the ma remark. on the floor of IthelidlMfrom the galler Irate We last fall. This is thenecondretij suffered. The tint was jfwihe salary grah Mr Jwaltiuj for the money tol I to build ft new houserauf Itelegraphed his. wife IhanliDKund.

Tbatte Itoe fact that he voted fj ffbich hauls gandfortj Ifeated him again lest fall I These republicans are job and they re adTpcaj tiont per Reed is heralded by tl I La he is considered a verj hoodoo He Last fall every distrifl Iwentdemocratic. Bet York. McKinley in Qhto whereij poblican pluralities of teUiii ving1tp1P8. tegainst treyendotu the coun try districts i hers and enthusiasm. Ian audience of over 12d I strongest republican fa tate MeKmleyUmak lover and over again and I an.

are surprised Inde Ilackof-fergatiHty. jmitked sarcastically I that one speech of I te longer. Lest night at fleveh deviation with i Crisp and the other speakers a the state. land Mill. that trio of I that the revenue claims jcocstitntlon WM shot toj uniongnni" Itfa of the gallant Geo I em speakers hartnij despicable recooneto undoubtedly part of thd sectional prejudice Inif of the arguments they King BobKennedy 1 riddled onthe floor I makint savajo attacks i I set the state.

all the republican ttajon to pawion. No eonteiptibl for them'- doing' votes can be i Tbewavlacof the shows that they are in total find something- theatteutioa of TK moer Tie prospects of dei proiingteurly. in Cincinnati urn party will presents a i id. The republicans most tmllmi ted supply I money jo throw at the Wils will bathe best VTfreltrnot for tie thonsanda of votes wo tight Too much dep the republicans to tTatS on the other 1 teouce5 Money cr dc headquarters test they an making i overwhelming odds. even confident of SB principally on the i expect to tusks many it will be through con Jountryand the prof new ballot law to ftsd laborers tntheoj To Test the wjsgianroy cruiser Vesuvius now been ordered to Wash Conveying the prwidei" and other officials it to wltrrs plate ornaral vesseU tests nasUov.

yet bee tlos la ordered to be than stn ipstinUjJ about that time. The to perform this lateague shoals. tn secretary ofl A VARI'F CBEA PEJT PAIN. I un Pren So. nt an tt EIL 111 fn lru ne8A.

Dlarrh a. in- per RADIAYS PillS an 1 ta. Bet Di Order ac iin rIC. h. Ill Jed ItHWA dlysun PI lJOrI I erel l1 le xIZO rentrallusiDe55.

x1 ntral Vacant bu lness. Ixl1 Vacant 6 b. s. ElelJlt ratirrind 8 insu lmentl. jde acres I bonse.

I 2010 pr I. top lanIot SGiPLE SUNS OFFI CE MAIKHJ DUSE. ICt lm I i GREAT REDUCTION IN HAIR GOODS AND WOOLEN YARNS. Switches-Former gtoo iiso. Switches-Former Former u115 350.

5O. ir eit iUl 1 a oods SpIUb T8 25c. nov15c. ttR 81isun byMexi- G. W.

I 30 ca5 tron t. 11 ADAIR 2r on I Me i- band a Of. I I EXPOSITION. This. a ly tim A en chari ble etp 6ltlon con tined 8 cred yesterday I eid hows Amon th A I mwoth al.

he for i II I et anyone I ilI gr atest I I i 011 I' offlns Sar aparilla I bill us I KSIFE I a I 1 I hagdone I nler ly I con tinued i I I use i I i I l' I I' diseases I 8 SPEClI CO. Iles a a Elseuiasi JaIl8treet. oorflrrintl ebrated I the de. ite po toltice. ar raverl fafqJ Oto aoid Geor Ja 1re to on da II.

Is. Ge ly Sub rlber' pa te telep hone lI i I A Wf I llooreuintl MOld 8 omce. clU shtpve I I 1. AucK DA tEL wallpaper. I rietta AYTED i fllrnl hd o.

ftn IR. P' pular it FOltGt JEot co I rny 0. vUle. beatlq aarten I CHARLES GEtOEJO 1tl. stre t.

stree I tlI Ioodsworltl1lr tillo n. CO1Ihere CaD. better. 11 ta.Po. SENT FREB 8ampttll waUPaperwttlapri I Ti ii.

1 on 8th tober. body Irutntand the-election permat ept Whl 1by presidents-fir. H. P. 1 1.

ElIIn n. A. Clarke Marion W. Fulton-Dr. J.

D. Wilson Colonel 1. Huls A tfn. PooieH. BoydF A.

Ga. liall-J. U. JelTer OD-Joshua. 1.

Ic- Ran R. C. Talbot 111 Con rell. con reS8 i aJ 22. resol utlon tutin ud I ory to.

to ether the th he tothe represen tati ve as nc. sou h. Ire Ident for-a FlIanle Mc utt. Ca tAin ColoDellTerson jones. Florida Cuji.

le. Jud G. J. eal. Jud 1.

dineHon. orLh Carolina den J. Carolina Shianklin G. Cros lell Captain 1. 1 1" Co 8lnd.

iary I Tali lerro. I I regon con re8S worder delega es Howl for I he cOn resa will Wh dby. par le8 werellatives of. me ci hou e. rom CJlAA OOOA U.

ernnm. lull. to ufJJ I llelroeandidate8 elec ious. I ere insur Ance. pilla I OO a rnw so ry ja I th hCom ts cornerr ht arldWaltorijit1' Cts.

:1 1 CA E' DeoIares case. no no Injunc on I85 talnto coun el of. sta ed tosome briehhe st mo on argu lr. Ir. Rvan when In rul erly ticnt up geste case.

I arisln ap Tile result quityto paS1iedby Tb I I facts of ca' 6. I l2OOOO eorrcctJeSs So. wlUhave he coun 1 satisfied-indeed that not. tirst. case.

theaecond onwhich SUPREME COURT order Cu tol1e 1ra i I 1IOItaula. I i 11 I III Wise et aL lInda set rnlls. C. aror dof aJcrwnG itf rr ti ocloc 0 ovew bel' UOZ. 1 remediesand I' tortlJ BEEOHAMS I are ac th lectuII remedy for all flistsne Dlao e.

Weak StMhJpi5ed Dice. tlocOIflpa I. Dlao ere4 fleedaike. ruggi. t8.

e1V 65 I 30 dl rl8un If tat I can a 2 tpd I sa e. d. Co n. r. t.

Y. Xl. .1 60ciin lupmg. t1d8tand 1 if THARtGnl TO i The Slaughter Bes Mon 7 EARN ES' i storeatpli14 entirelyregardl ss of pl ced ows arez thatJb youm iny everyday. cle I' itor ar notg valueHe 1 Sarn les Benea Prlc il Flann ls now.

Io 2 wassc. pow JI Calic 7 1 was7 now I 125 now 75C. II 2 I r75 1. is 4' cc 120. I I Towelsand apkinsjustascheap- Gi FURS VORLH YITllQi1 this one de do it i GOMFOR cov slaught was rz5 no Nt II 3.

ortl' a' 4 50. Blank ts wis 14 i7' poW 2. tt. 6. So ii it Ladies' Hose wort A I I 5c i i A WA fi' dupli te Pl1cti proofwc toublt1 LOSS Tmij rl rgainst Yi our earn 1 O.

nOUGHfRTY Pe chtreeStreet. i 1'1' MO IPBEtrl. AND ITEH L1L fi tri j1t i i' imtis Zomi kwll1cO pollttCaleainpal Inth Each Y1rU1ba :1 ex meetin un local lea4erilcKlt le bea i aiherwUl mes speeebe3' This the republi lt1m tiDgs It an 11- ach the big cltie have hadY8Ielght c1t1rl 1g caaip i I aTiestinl r. 1 da t. Toselteed T9JDIteed rOT tbu1ri otb dollar lOh roi oUl1 hlgan Har nmmen efM tire4bf it9pi ohh for Partihe iSot th tcOl1 YJo rof1 thlSlid1 atromtIle p1 yate lLo 18the i ecOndrei ai feretne grabl lt1n themoneito tetegraph bfavUe haull 1g id.

at te t1t hnoted sandJ1r agafulas 1 Th ripnbIl j9band MB. adt' l00pei Bp cb vet pUshed i I'- fa1re errdistri wen' democn. ic. Ho McKin1eytif dW n. rsii publl at pl nltles d4 maI ri 1J' 8IalnSnre ons oxl trfditl1ctJ entbu iasm aiJaudience or rJ2.

Dgeatrephb an McKinley Ii ma oyer aie luck ofer ti ltt. Ex 1I it WCa tlc lli 1hatonoI drfllon r. J1AJilnJey A I lli Cri p' oth i ij ers a1hoata cusp by begging to MUlJthtu1 UI menUe Ja1 Constitution wallbo to wc 1 iinnfa otUlep14ntO Or er i peak ra i dlam icable recoimeto a Sb i I8Ctlonalprejudiee in i t1iej' I i dJ' riJid1 tlQOfO fool te. 1 e. bU aD about br dt reaonf pa 1onNo eon pib doincyotea The wavInof the' WUJl1J TQ1rOct cniIJeroVu nua.

Dbw Te1lngth lf de Potom to lt I lavaiy 1eItbaa YiUlllordtleJl thaJiib 28Ui 1 tU to-perform qi oa1I WutrOm tso Tenn.o- 1eCretaryof 24 ThE COSTITUTIO1 ATLANTA. FNDAY OCTOBER 189L 1 WENTY FOU1 PAIES. DAD WAYS I ftdcheToothCbr radnbi FLR ITt INTERNALLY Nausea. Ner unea DAD WAYS II i A itNe i. lis a xlti-Vaciatt Vacan1 business.

cotage. Vacant. i Us Kimb II jt limitsat l2Oper i and h1 i land IYAIKHAMHU 8E. lm ta I OO 1 Former 5 Alaoalarge andeoniplete assortmentoflint jc- goods. tc prI lc FU1R I p12t.sun Oc i- an Cailforplat.

on8p byMexi- I grandstancL I 0 SACREDii. ns1c neverfaili give opeseat 1 :30 accommod douhtwhethier peoplawlin WITl1OCTKMFE ofher t3 I i the designs or niceprogramuie. Invoiir 1412 1. shagavethein L. 3 I i Sam Wa ker I MILGrouGtJEX5ttiunIolong thepost- has ontin goodswortd ich.

a l.tbn. I Joshua Pulitaki-J. a DanieIW a Randolph-It. Captain 23 1859. 25th I i I V.

0 F. oues a I I soil a J- a Q. 4 v. forthecity a stateswill noi CgAS000A wtth 6Wler grath Coinpany' treets. llB Zu v1dence JudgeGober facmsofthecaoeHis metbodofascertalntrig ths- tirst-caseand Order 2 Cherokee14Oconee.

akwas A A i ie Iek Tbt wemlrlsun foin today I Oc Oc byMexi- bandat Oc grand stand THEY ARE GOING MOVtt D1 H1 oughedyCo pi a i to rem Beheaded 5Cc 3 5c. Henriettaswas75cnow was2nowl25. 5 4' I 5' 4 wasI5onow9oc. 4' 0 in depart andONLY 4 WaS2 nowI25. 4' 25 was3now225.

4' is nowiO. 4' 5 4 LadiesHoseworth upto :1 pri eS us we. TO I Ifyou CO. and 41 wu MQVD WILL BE AT 44 48 ANDo WHITEHALflI I a. VQL.

XX IIE IOllT pcrits. Are Con i theSt RKCAN or McKthley i trootype bl3WAVINQ TH Qoernor Campbell Meetings in Bepu Coatsinre UlaI party aidS ni tet leaders- McKinle peqche. or rather week the paign on ineachot had. over heaieaI timber Indup. 2 Tpm Reed congress like Ch rows of bCarkiT.

of 31 by the people Ihe proce dhfgs remark of i from the second reti for the I waiting the 10 house aim hauling sand. That tfie sand" fort fpsed fal a theyars adroca tim at 100 lie a wendomoci-alic. YorkMcKinley OIii deiealzdOwens. an Wiicthisln Idtdernocratic muon bell Is keeping ep his treieiidous countrj an er 12 over tad of versatiitj. marked la days I ievel slight to- union guua.

It La evi or am harm recourse to Bob Kennedy on th inthe rebeLbrigadl teaiontoon. nst the ttag the Lame TbDeenocia Tli da provfng bouxhy. The be tnliiited to huh the Wireli not de a ii cratic as isestheysra suce Country and pro lb Adhaborers In the ci Octe' until reside piulafor naval came has riot TIu the th iustantii The servi Thrown freon KIOXTILLE of rOwfromt ti Sah7 IUid..

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