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UAIl3A2li GA MOS ATS jr AliTHOURS MITE BLOWERS A RECORD efili rn in Training Goes Tf Twenty-Six Miles in One Hlnr. REPORT IS ENCOURAGING aadl Will Ride as Walthours er in the Big Six-Day Soon To Start in. New York City. ftere was a tlr fl the Walthour home ton Woo1ward avenue yesttda over recfb I fr Baltimore. where tchie Mdachfrn the partner of al tar New Ycrk team race.

Is ilnisR The word ne In the form i a tgr1m to the effect that Me- r-cbern tad just ridden 26 miles In the unpa That a world record. ur frU that it behooi ed him Me no Intention of falling to uphold end. lie has always been tin" in any tom or hlch he was a BHBbfr and tl I alms to hold that position Tw years ago he started is tie ra th Jay Eaton once the twiner lung as a mate Eaton quit the racVater VaIthUr had ridden himself build to a i 1 the holding of which nieant lct l- st season Charlie Mil. let hl riti and Miller went all tmz early in the race. shutting the IiHthener it pf till chance In the race.

So ji has IF1chern and the Canadian ne er quit it da race and always tame In a tr fin sher Quite nat irilh the doings of one rider art Interest ig to the other. and We- Swr 1 arxiT i to send on a good report this week i urape his mate. While training fir the six grind Wslthour aa Preparing for a moth more Imp tant race right here at hone. for It ha been quite naturally Mttled that he if ride the opening race at th ne track. the building of which arts today Ju as soon as the necessary papers have teen signed by Manager Prince.

the stakes were set eting the shape of the track. and Mr. prince and Mr. Castle went over the round thori and estimated the- lumber to be used. It Is probable tile laying of the trick supports will bl juried and tomorrow the surfacing will 1 Inasmuch as this Is to be a permanent track will be done In first- class style the surfacing being of Inch by Inch strips laid on sage and cut to a hun breadth.

By Saturday next the beak tlyuld be and then th riders Ill admittance to the building The local amateurs are. already plan- Sttf lot the- ea on and quite a number line purchased racing wheels and are it work on the road. Several local pro. festionais have also taken to road work tot gprlnt races. for both classes will be featured at erery met It has about teen derided that the opening meet will be December 4 and right after the rue the riders their managers and traln- tn will go to New York with Manager Prince and F.

Ed Spooner. AU will re tutu to Atlanta right after the race In New York and will bring with them a lot of the leading riders. THE TASSING THRONG. The visit or Elbert Hubbard to Atlanta recalls tribute from his pen. to the lawyer which appeared In a recent Issue of The.

St. Louis Mirror. The article at trtcted widespread attention because of It caustic arraignment of the lawyer. It la In part as follows In mousing over Mary Cowden a Concordance of Shakespeare I tadthat the matt who so successfully ran tie Globe theater had small use for attorneys He refers to lawyers lust en Uffltt and seems to hold that to take a tainted ea and season It with gracious speech so as to obscure the show of evil to set ritcrE' at naught pluck down Justice trip the rourse of law. and blunt the sword tna guards tV peace and person- these ththts Ore the worn and occupation or To put it mere IePj Shakespeare regards a aw i one whose business It La to show people how to evade the The only Hwyer that Shakespeare speaks 1 rf is Portia.

And then. as II to take It ill bock. he allows this woman to dtal subterfuge evasion rd qulilet that are pure quibble. Shylock is the peer In point of dignity and th of av bodv in the courtroom The Dg that ni-n in tow. robbed him of every du at that possessed.

and. ncktd him ji- mi ss Into the Street. In liort-j and lullet there Is an al- lipn to law irs who straightway dream on fees. Thr in Hamlet JJck up a very crooked skull and says ma I that be the skull or a jer Anti so it goes. References to ta law delay are numerous.

but never Ii npl mentarv word for the members of the learned profession Every lawyer is an officer of the Court and yet ully one half of all the wwrers In the lard are thorough rogues. An the curious fart is all lawyers admit It. A la" is a moral strablemlc. lit sharked up reasons. Law- yere ate the jiekals or commerce and get thfr 1 lig by preying on the people.

Lawyers ore rren whom we hire to protect us front lawyers. Don't YII1 Know titt' Well. then. ytit txperlence In the business world bIs been very FIIht It you have never a sn se who never did an J9 st work in his life try to oespoii i of your earnings and threaten to torn the genial current of your life ry unless you would come down with cash. then.

is something yet for you to live hr. 1h rage attorney has nut two objects In life. grand and petit in nearly all the large cities of Amer- 153 re are ers who work with the ce and dlviflp the spoils. Then there i suertili la vers whose sole business to drink the al or corporations and ranrosd companies. Their grip Is that r' their hunger as In.

fh Thpv chose ambulances and thrust their cards into the hnnds or triiiTn or next of kln Then at the trial they flash up wltnegsel who were on the accIdent to tllWrs re be who thus feed mlu lnrl fatten on strife. It an iRte is xer settled without dividing a there Is a mad ehlus of ind enatlni from the attorneys. their rT7r thf have been tricked of rights undone we to realize that no law- iLW. reads will take any ri ontn wnat hve stated will at once ran himself up on Goll th" nuo 19 side of the ers and run over mind Lawyers who bel nK with the thJU lfre C' 6 of Missouri. was among rt8 at tt- Aragon yesterday.

It fiml LaCrede who made a repute. Ji or tour years go by helping ni erlff of Dade county hold off a mob hnSl. hariglrg man he had a few of before sentenced to death. Judge lede Is now on his way to Florida for we winter months. TO THANKSGIVING GAME COLLEGE MEN ARELOOKING THE Thanksgiving game between Georgia.

and Auburn is now attracting the undivided attention of the college men of the. two. We and will continue to do so until the announcement of the result of the great contest heralded from Rabun Gap to Mobile bay. Precedent la trong everwbere. trot no where Is Its reign is ascendent a within coIe walls.

While In the more serious matters of collesre life progteas the order of the day. still In every college In America students are. today conforming to peculiar customs set by tho who were among the first to enter the doors of th college end are doing all kinds of unheard of things simply because tt. men wh have gone fofe Them did likewise In no branch of college rite does this Idea earner ont strongly as In athletics The victories of one generation are celebrate by the next. whl defeats are never forgotten.

and revenge. though often Plow in coming Is Yut as sweet twenty years after a defeat as It would hays been the next year. Certain colleges by reason of their representative standing in different communities as well a by their geographical position have become established rivals. In every college which a part to such a disagreement the athletic training of the whole year Is done with the Idea of defeating the other party. In the fall the football coach is told that he must fix the boys to win from a certain crowd.

that they want to win all the games. But it they can Just beat theft- particular enemlj they will be altogether satisfied. In the spring It is the same way with baseball. and so the matter goes. Standing Rivalry.

The longer this rivalry continues the more Interest It amuses among the tu dents of the two- colleges and their alumni and the people of the business world as welL The people outside ugh at th college boys on account of the great earnestness of the rivalry and say that It is an toollshneao btrt When the boys meet to satisfy this rivalry In to athletic contest the people who have ne I MONK Georgia's Right Tackle. CALHOTS. One of the Best Men in Georgia's Back Field. the laughing- ere usually on hand. matter how the games result.

the rivalry Increases as the years roll on. A team which has been defeated always wants to get even while a team which has a. string of victories over B. rival to its eredlt Is very actively opposed to having It broken. Georgia.

and Auburn furnish an excellent example 0' this rivalry and the people of Atlanta who go out to see Ute game on Thattgsglving day in larger numbers very year prove the Interest that outside people takr In such rivalries Just now predictions as to- the result of this game ar altogether Idle. While by comparison of scores against other teams Auburn has decidedly the best of It. still no one who Is up on football will say that Auburn has any cinch head of her. The Georgia boys have been hard at work since the Davidson game. and they have been working.

as they halffe been doing all the fall with the single Idea of defeating Atlburn. During the fan sev erwi of her new men have developed Into stars and there is no telling what may develop- on Thanksgiving day. Jig Crowd Is Coming. The Georgia boy In spite of their many defeats are confident of winning and they are coming to Atlanta. with the biggest crowd that hat ever left Athens to cheer on their team.

Tb long-haired by. from Alabama never do much talking they say that talking is not their long suit and that they thake themselves known on the gridiron This year they have been unusually quiet even for them. and so the impression has gone abroad that they have something up their sleeves which will create a lIens ion when the referee blows his whistle. A large crowd of Auburn boys In uniform will come to support their team and will sustain their reputation as rooters. The game 1 going- be a.

great one and Thanksgiving wilt be a memorable day In southern college history. Application for tickets In large numbers have already been made to the managers and standing room will be at a premium at 2 30 clock Thursday when the game begins. GEORGIA IS PREPARING FOR SUPREME STRUGGLE Athens. Oa. November Zt Special.

The arrival of Coach McKee who has done such excellent work In developing the Tech team this ear has caused Georgia a prospects of winning the Auburn game to wax brighter. Mr. McKee's advent on the field yesterday was marked by an Improvement in. the work of the varsity. He put a lot or ginger Into tub work of the team.

and will be of great as slstarie to Head Coach Reynolds in I rounding the university team to Its maximum strength. Julian R. Lane. of Macon who WM captain or the 1892 varsity has shown his loyalty to the red and bleak by leaving his business to roach the team. Mr.

Lane arrived Saturday and will-remain until Tharfktglvlng day. Further additions to the corps of coachers are expected to arrive tomorrow. Gordon Saussy the famous Cornell halfback who coached Georgia. In 1899. has signified Ills Intention of helping the team for a fm days.

He wilt be of great service to tn badfcftfld Nalley arid Hoi- ton Lovejoy will probably return to their alma mater for a. few days and math Entries at Penning Today. First Race Seven furlongs Cormorant. 107 Mytmeer. 106 Jerry Runt Iii JItCk McGInn.

Wellesley. 103 Carl Kahler RbUTItL Flara. Biff Passaic KAUf. Gynee 99 Guesswork Connie 104 Eligible Lamp OLee 114 Astor. 194 Bas- servne.

102. Second Race Five and one-half furlongs Emit Meisteustoger. Q1artetta Longlove. Alack Little Arrow. Justice Missile Illuminate 119 Miss Buttermilk.

Chiron Blanche Herman. Thoth Somersault. The Bandit 1 Pedeetal. Gay Hilda. Lady TeUele Farlsana Pt Third Race Mile and fifty yards- Trr- shone 112 Ohnet.

Death Scarlet Lily' Toddy Lee King 109 nu 107 Molly Prlton. Lady of the Valley 104 Dewey. Anak Goudaga 98 Fonsoluca Bessie McCarthy. 96. Fourth Race Five and one-half furlongs Waswlft.

Extinguisher us. Ten- ages. B. Dewey Meistersingsr lying Buttress. 108 WhIte Owl.

Early Eve. 105. Fifth Race Mile and sixteenth. Lamp OLee Ill Warranted. Mynheer.

lift. Lee King. 107 Wunderumch 104 Big Gun' Monmouth Boy 107 Barbette. 95 90. Sixth Rice Mile and one hundred yards Harry McCotin Sailor King.

Whistling Con. 107 AlslkeT Stutts rt Monmouth Boy. 104. Rappenecker. 100 Woolgatherer Bounteous FlOrAd.

rang- Itelle. Beggarlady. 97 Eligible Seanne 107 Moroton. YIaCCUL all' Egs tot Balloon and Carlovingian. 97.

some of the spirit of 1896" Into the 1901 varsity The strenuous efforts of those In charge of the team and the determined way In which the team goes about Its work. show that the university eleven. will put up a desperate fight for victory over their arch foes the Auburnlies. The personnel of the team that will line up against the Alabamans win probably be Center. Ketron.

guards Beaver Sand Nix tackles. Lamar and Smith ends. Baxter and Wright quarter and acting captain. Monthan halfbacks. Dickinson and Turner fullback.

Hull. Captain Ridley. woo had his knee badly dislocated Id th Clemson game. win not be able to play on account of his In Jury. but his understudy.

Monahan. has proved his ability in every game this year and will attend to all the duties of th quarterback In a faultless manner. The team. as above constituted. Is light but is speedy and will be backed by the knowledge that another defeat will mean humiliation It wilt play the game with a determination to win.

and the university en masse will view Its efforts and otter eaeouragenlent. Entries at Oakland Today. Tint Race-Mile St. Chester Arthur Stay Major Bird. The Weaver.

US The Maniac. Rosarto. Perfection. lUraeKTloy Cook. 115.

Bwarichfld. Mllas The can. Ill King Herald 108. Second Race Five furlongs parse Crinkle. 119.

Frank KeJlny Rio tie Altar. Pasty bolan Ill Alzura. Invletus flit Sot Lteaunsteln Muresca 95. Sir Toni TtddJer. Huachuachna Dave oaiSrs 99 MIehanus.

I.E. Third Ra MBe and 79 yards selling lying Torpedo 100- Nanl Nolan. 94 Rushflelds. 103 Rio Shannon toe Bedeck 106. Fourth Race Seven furlongs selling Beraotsv Bob Palmer 10 Rurelean Redwald.

107 Senator Watts Alas. Hunga rian Tttrurtcra 199 Alfred tmn Lance log. Fifth Race Six furlongs selling Edu. te. El Rey.

Ned Dennis. Manila Hlld- rsth Princess Tltanla 104 Windward Gibraltar. Sharp Bird. 112 CUrendo Midnight Chimes. Mission.

109 Native 108. Sixth Rate One and a sixteenth miles selling- Castate Lode. Star. Essence. PIOrmsi8.

Rlnaldo. Zoeng- 109 Cromwell. tilt Phil Archibald 103 JTohn MeGark Bonnie Ussak. 100 X. Was Used to It.

Bits Could you do the landlord In the Lady of Lyons asked the manager of a seedy actor. Well I should think I might I have doa a- good many landlords. If 1. I IS IN Carpet Sale. Sntire nes of Ion Velvet Carpets Sreatly Wnaeipticed for One Week.

This sale includes five entire lines of Wilton Velvet Carpets to go without reserve. Nothing has been set aside or withheld neither is it a sale of remnants or short lengths but full rolls. Wilton Velvets in the latest and best of this falls patterns. Some 40 different styles all told with and without borders. In many cases there is enough of a pattern for three rooms.

They go on sale at these reduced prices for one week beginning this morning. Wllton Velvet Carpets formerly selling at 150 125 and 115 a yard reduced to 129 94c Sgc and 75c. rLaid and Lined Bring the measurements of your rooms with you. i APPEAL FOR HOSPITAL. Lathes' Auxiliary- of Presbyterian' Hospital Ask for Thank Offerings.

The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Prtsby- terian hospital has Issued an appeal to the Presbyterians of Atlanta and vicinity for thank offerings. on Thanksgiving day for the benefit of th hospital. Circulars have been sent out. In which It Is stated that every bed In the- Institution Is now occupied and that other deserving cases are waiting to be admitted. The hospital Is doing a treat work.

a large number of cases having been treated since It WM opened. It Is stated that contributions may be sent to W. Woods White treasurer or the board of trustees or to Mrs. 10. 11.

Phillips treasurer of the Ladles' Auxiliary Cone street. The following Is the appeal To the Presbyterian Churches of Atlanta Greeting The Presbyterian Ladles Hospital Auxiliary earnestly. re quest a liberal contribution or the benefit of the Presbyterian hospital on the approaching Thanksgiving ray No more worthy charity can appeal to you. and no cause lies nearer the great loving heart Of the Savior. The hospital Is timing a great work among all classes regardless of creed or nationality.

A large majority of the patients treated have been charity cases. and many now are being cared for at the hospital. The success which has attended the work for the put five months. has been very gratifying to the friends of the cause and has encouraged them to go forward in the name of the Muter. who has commanded his disciples to preach the gospel and heal the sick.

The hospital has no endowment and practically no Income. except the voluntary contributions. of Ooda people. The churches' duty for caring for the sick is Imperative and having been undertaken. It must be carried forward.

This part or the Saviors command should be obeyed. very bed in he tibWpltaI is now occupied cr41 other deserving cues are waiting to to admitted. The medical staff Is composed of skillful anti experienced physicians who Cheerfully give their. services to tile work. The nurses.

are thoroughly competent and are faithfully pevforming their duties. Money Is needed to carry on this. work every dollar contributed will be wisely and economically expended and will give back a hundredfold into the bosom of the river. Let th Presbyterians of Atlanta and. vicinity rally around their hospital and make It a.

she and agtery to their beloved church and a blessing- to taf. Sexing humanity. Contributions May its dent to XI' W. Woods White. treasurer board of trustees or to Mrs E- Phillips treasurer Ladles' Auxiliary- Cone street.

car- TfeHLadies Hospital Auxiliary. LETTER LIST. Lot of litter remaining uncalled for in the Atlanta. Ga. postoMee for the week ending October 6 1901.

Persons ynittn will please say adver. Used and' rive- date. One cent must be paid on each letter. Ladies' List. A Emma E.

Albright. Miss Mary J. Adams. Miss Maggie Acker. Miss Anne.

Ansan. Corn. Alexander. Miss Arnettie Arnold Mrs. 10.

Anderman. Miss Mattie Bryan. Mrs. E. Butler Miss Cleo Barnett.

Lucy Bennett. Mrs. Anner Brown 2 Mra. Beaty Baker. Miss Myrtle Babler Mlsa Sarah A.

Boswell. Miss Temple Bankston. Miss M. R. Berry.

Miss Artenira Bowen Mrs Georgia Bird Mrs. Marion Bean. Miss Coil- eons Daily Miss Carrtett Borden. Miss NoUin Contls. Mrs.

P. C. Gary Miss Rate Camble. Matlldy Cleveland. Miss Mallnda Cain.

Mrs. Georgia Clar Miss Julia Cobb. Mrs Uule Cody Miss Larrla Clark Miss Annie Cooke Hattie Collins. Miss Piety L. Davis.

Miss Katie Darden. Mrs. Leah Davis. Mies Lillian Edwards. Miss Josie Evans Mrs Carrie Edwards 2 Mrs.

Mary L. Eubanks. Mrs. Charles Francis Mrs. lL Fuller.

Mrs Della Glower Miss Susie Gorman RoseU Quinn. Mrs. Emma Gilbert. Miss Bessie George. Miss Ida OIbbes Anle Ganbuer Mrs.

P. K. Green. Miss Me. db GooJwin.

Mrs. A JL Goods Mrs. Lee Glovtr Mrs. Susie L. Goes.

Mrs. Bertha Hurtling Mrs. Russet E. Start Mrs. SalUe Hanks Mrs Fannie llodo Mrs.

Ems Iluriand Mrs. MolUe Hunt. Mrs. Emma Holloman. Miss Mary Howen.

Mrs. Mary E. Helllnpr. Mrs. Mattie Hill.

Mrs W. 11 Ingraham. Miss Vallle Jones. Miss Daisy Bell Johnson Mrs. Susie Jennings Mrs.

Wm. Dorsy Jeiks. Miss Marie Jackson Mrs. Millie Jackson Miss Gussle Johnson Miss Mary L. Johnson.

Mrs. EuUe Jones. Miss Deal. An JwgIl Miss Kate Kehelby. Mrs.

Dan A. Kent Mrs. EsteU Knowles. Mrs. Hattie Level.

Mrs. Belle Law- Mies Mary Mabley. Mrs. Lade A. Yedwe Mrs.

Senna McCary Miss Marie Minis Mrs uuie Maddox Miss Alberta Moore Mrs. A. W. Marshal Miss Arc Mass Miss Millie Minis Miss Martha Mcwtiliamg Miss Vineponds Madder Miss Millie MHlUran Miss Daisy Mozly. Miss Bessie McClung Mrs.

Dr. J. S. MltchelL Mrs. L.

A. Overby Miss BtBfne Over. Mrs. Blanch Overton. Miss Janle Otsens Mrs.

Joel. Owens. P- Mrs. E. Peacock.

Miss Lily Pln- pnt. Mrs. Catllana Prat. Miss Elmo Palmer Miss Blanc Peacock. Miss Emma B.

PIItlet Miss Mary Roggans. Miss Pearl 8 Misses TU. V. Scisuler Was Toni- rele Smith. Miss Eme B.

Smith. Miss Carrie W. John Mrs L. L. Smith.

Miss Fannie Reed Smith col Miss Laura Smith Ml tWa Smith Miss- Lula Sweat. Mrs. B. Smeet t. Mrs.

Wm. Chukicy Sbse Mrs. C. R. Shivers Mrs.

Mary A. Strickland Mrs. Sadie Strowler. Mi Dellie sans Laura Summerest. MiM Lola Tats Miss Emma Thompson.

Alice Turner. Mary- Thomas Mrs. Mettle Totbert Mrs. Ella Thomas. Mrs.

Maud Thomas. Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Delta.

Thomas. Mrs. Fannie Vonor. tfla Emma Valentine. Mrs.

epltola Woods. Miss Mansie Wllkey. Mrs. Eva Wright Mrs. Annie Williamson Miss SheweTlyn Wood Miss Lassie Williams Miss Ella Watts.

Mr Julia Withary Mrs Ida M. Wallace 2 Sirs. Mary Wilson. Frona Wcston. Mrs.

Julia Wright Miss Mary Waters Miss Sonora Wlnn. Miss Bell Williams Mrs. Robert Wallace. Gentlemen's List I M. Allen.

A. T. Alexander. Lemuel Bate. S.

C. Barnett F. hartley 1. A. Bailey Hawkins Beachm We mtt Joseph Bishop.

Dr. 8 Drosier James A. Dell Rev. Howard Burrow. Jos.

C. Blsckwood. W. E. Bryson C.

E. Brittan. EUsha Buttler W. 0' Bell. Dr.

J. M. Bruce F. Bold. Sans Ba- berry col George Brown Berry Mi Bankston.

ii. Brand. Willie IS' Chapman. Dr Collins. Rev M.

A Casidy Thus. W. Clarke. F. fl Celay.

Tony Coleman Return T. Cotner lames Chamblcss. Oliver Daniel Charlie DlxonWlllle Danmate man Dine Charlie Darble Mr. Dunkln Battle Davis. Marcus A Do TI E.

Mcflaniell. Frank Ellison. Ceru Ellis Arthur Edwards F. B. Daddy O.

W. English. Giascow Frank-- Oorzola Win Green. Tom Olesen. Johnny OIU.

Robert Ohoisten Luther Gibson. Gus Gorlan. Charlie Godfrey. Scot Holmes. Clifford Hawley.

Dm- Ms Hawthorn Wm. Holt J. B. liolliday Dr. R.

C. Huppard W. A. Rand Sidney Read W. P.

Hardln Wm. Huber. Aubrey Harwell Ii Hill W. W. Hughes John Harrlsj-Bev.

and Mrs. Gilhurst Herndon R. A. Hardway. Mr.

and Mrs. Hall. J. R. Hunter Henry 8 Hostellor James Harvey 2 Dr.

W. Holmes Jim Jinks Joe' C. Jones Ernest Jones W. A. Johnson.

Charlie Jones S. N. Jones. Josiah Jones. Charles G.

Kllpatrlck. It-a C. Knight D. C. Koch S.

C. lnny Dr. J. Mi Mc. L- H.

Lewis. W. D. Lanler. E.

02. Lone. Sam Lunspin Armsted Lewis G. Tellhie Lose. E.

M. Martin. JU M. yetl S. Moony.

James Morsan. Dave Metres Judge Morton. Albert Haiti J. Pb McColla tt Robert A. McCord J.

H. Martin P. C. Miller F. Mltchel Mrer Maretske.

I. H. Miller. Z. W.

Mayfield Jon. Moore Jr. Elleson A. McKay. A.

F. Moon Raymond H. Moore Israel Maples John McGinley Pd. Milton. Thomas Mack.

Joseph Hanoi Z. Marston. N-Marlon Nash Chas. F. Wolcott Claude John Neil.

H. Noll Welt Prank Norwood. C. Owens. llwCE Bled.

R. B. Richards. w. A.

Rogers coD. Robert Roberson P. B. Rape. Oscar Roses IPliltain Robertson.

Tames C. Ease H. Richards. Frank S. Roberts.

A. C. ix. William Mi Roach Prank E. Ranney Fred Renter.

4 Sschuits. Willie Smith. Oock Scott. M. SeagO.

Jno. Stephens. N- Stevens R. Seymour. I D.

W. B. Stokes it. N. Swoany.

Willie nnon Oeo. Smith. It O. Stomps Dtnls Statues. WU1t1UD A.

Spnrrur. Sash Suliivan. A. Shafer. Yo W.

bitten Chas. Mi 8ew tj. A. E. Turner.

Jessie Stiffer rank Thither CD C. Cv Thomss. Simon Tar- rerrMack Tgrrefl 01. B. Trussell- Chas.

I Vldd. Dr. Mi Tucker. Mr. Taylor sod.

Falnly. HilUard Tread well. Thoma Underwood. Walter Whltten Chas. B.

athef- by. 1. 8. Waters. A.

IL. Walker. Wil son. Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. 11. Walker. Ed- SHORT' ITEMS OF GENERAL MONROE CRAWFORD A who escaped from th Jan at Jonesbrro was captured in Officers Ttbbs and Dobbs Friday Sight TBS ufgro' had rocked a train at shore and was held On la tewUraJt. He broke Jail last weekend was ldcittId here by the polWi So FAR THIS rEAR THE POL1C have made.

nearly' 15000 Streets or enough cases to make about one-eighth or the total population. Of core there have not been 15 000 persons arrested a lat number the ptfMnerg tUviitf been arrested several Unves. On man 15 known to have been arrested tea times since the tat of last January. By thread of the year the total Oumbes' cases- will reach over HOOD. It Is estimated thai the fines paid in dab will reach ore 140000.

THE POLICE MADE A RAID TES- i terday and captured a Sunday blind tiger. i The plies was. la the rear of No. tfJ e- Cathy street. Tw lv negroes WITS locked up and forty-eight bottles of and- half doten.

quarts Of whisky Wercap turd The police rot do th Wind tigers trail by watching a. crowd of negro mea who were taking on a little too wucpf the' blind tiger medicine for Sunday so r1etr. ON THURSDAT AVrERNOOtf 1 o'clock there will fa svfree Tluanksgfy. lug dinner served to all who wUB to mi by- the members of the-Tabernacle Sap- Ust cfinrch Tn lunch meant for the at No. 19 Lord street which is tit head quarters for the Rescue 4 THE TABERNACLE BAPTIST church will celebrate th first anniverv sary of the Baptist House for Women and 4 Children next Thursday evening.

Dr Drawer- of Chattanooga will deliver free lecture. The home was established a rear ago and has-done a great WOT la taking cars of honelsss women and-children. win. Wood Emerson WelkeTI Tom Wooding. J.

B. Waite's J. I l4AarWluon Jeff WilliaMs. jihnWeUe O. f.

Woods Arthur YotmsTO A. Tatefc 1. F. Simmons AGo. Stat ESSWZTnt Ilubbeth lUcifer Co.

Bird Co to- Wrstat Cotton Co. Gerber PrlntC Turner Bros. Brunswick Annex 1. Brock- man Co. Misses U.

Barton. White Walker Southern' and Mttual Aid Association American Paper Co. Pyrites Mining Co. pire and StarLodfe I I Am RECEIVING EVERY. DAY FROM NEW YORK SPECIAL PIECES IN Diamonds Jewelry Sterling Silverware and Choice Art Pieces for the Holiday Season.

will be to your advantage it Inspect MY stock kef in tin ream St tki sftotiM will be laid aside CW tea rchasw MS waWy Iiiilwi it sal STREKT. pC c' ilLTBOORS ttchern CinAdIn rartner sace in ot on lnd from thour or the ork training. wor II ne at tour. and Walthpllr It behooved to rght wn hard work. The Ulantar.

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1' ir 1 if 1 ai aititl i 7' rJi DIAMOND G' Rt' mmo E1f i. ii' i 0 fi 1f1c lli I 4 a TEB MODA1OYEMEU 25 1OO 9 A a LOVERSA ISENCOURAGING ig irc 5ttr oat yeeteiday eewI reee'1 1n1flg- otto te Wattt get dwfl to hs yeer which ie i1tion. aor Last out MFachern it a intereetflg nc six-day will also be impOrtant or has lr. erased begin. will el rein- fl 1 at th nw er s-l i a.

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w' Mack ETTidd FalntyflIUard TreedWeII. ThomI Weathet- A. 4on I NORO aa by wpek snd si TRiSTEAR One ilI Yef I Di- forty been' weT. cgp. on-a litthetou theblind so- THURSDATAFJEBNOON I be a tree 0 the- tlst-CIlUDCb IliEbbli Meantfor Door people who cannot Otherwise getx good Thanksgiving diaper.

The lund tile ladles church A I 8T brte th. a work and cOil I-- WeIkar W. var Torn La Wathias Laniaa Wilson. Arih Young tO Print Co. 1 Georgia Bailey Setser Bin- Star Lodge.

5 EVERYDAY olidaySason CbdsIas YN CIfi II1 1 tk aY I hICNIi 0 CRANKSHAW 1WiEUCIANT JEWELER 5 5 WiiikTL et.