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4A iFi a Ai 4 tS rX UTLANTA TTTTfcv DEATH BY FIRE A MOTHERS LOT Jody Found Beside That of Child She Tried To Rescue. HUSBAND SUFFERING FROM MENTAL LAPSE paniels Carried Wife and Child Out but She Returned with Him To Bring the Other Chil. dren from the Burning- Home. Beaufort. C.

December 2. Special. It Cedar l. miles eat of Beaufort on night. James DanlplO.

ho wa 1 in an upstairs room his hu wa. aroused by stifling rumps pf smik lie ushf wri talr aroused his wife nd carrt hr :1:1,1 ono child from the hurnlnc dwllrK- He returm-ci for another child and his yfe. tzlr. thrr were two children till in hus in frenzy rushed tack int" building. when nelfrtil1 1 on the scene Hey found th belies of Mrs.

Daniels nd one crlM burnt a crisp. another child fatally urnp1 and Mr. Ianils in ured his mntnl condition such that it was impossible to Bet the particulars from him. His condition Is considered very serU us The i-AWf tho tire Is unknown. JIED BY HER COUSINS HAND.

Xindal1 Seriously Wounded. Probably with Suicidal Intent. Ktsslmrp. Pecmter 2. Miss Belle Stfffo was sht ond Instantly killed this fternoon at her home Springle creek.

about 3 mi from here. and Harry Klndall Is probably mortally wounded. Be wee preparing to po hunting and It supposed shot Miss Sttffo accidentally. hen attfmptrd suicide. He was found speechless but when landed pencil and paper.

wrote that ho wsnted to pass out of the world as quickly possible. They were nj and the best friends. Ktndutl recently returned Scorn the rhiUppines. CABIN DYNAMITED. felme Laid on Both Unionists and Unionists.

Knoxville. Tenn. December 2. A special to The Sentinel from Coal Creek says A house at J3rleeviIle. occupied by a we miner named mmltt.

was at- nltst entirely destroyed today by a. dy- ramtte explosion. Some alleged the dynamite was charged by union miners or sympathizers uA others claim it was the work of non- Union men or sympathizers In an effort ID excite sympathy for nonunion rn n. The house was owned By the Knox- Title Iron Company. at whose mine it Is reported trouble- was recently had on account of the reported organization of branch of the United Mine Workers of enca.

PUBMAN WILL IS SUSTAINED. Xany Relatives Are Left Out in the Cold. Tenn. December 2. SpEla After being out a few minutes the Jury le the Furman will case today returned vu-did sustaining the will.

ThU law- rolt has been on trial several- Weeks. Francis Furman died nearly two years ego. teasing an estate or about 150000. His only son committed suicide shortly afterwards. and in a.

few weeks Mrs. Mary Furman died at an advanced age. Her relatives were not permitted to see her the last few weeks of her life but great surprise was caused by her will. which provided for a monument to cost 26001. and for a memorial hall to be built at Vanderbilt university at a cost or 1100000.

None of the relatives received a cent. Suit was brought to an effort to break the will on the ground that Mrs. Furman had been unduly influenced and was not la her right mind. There am about fifteen nephews and nieces who would have been benefited. The case will be appealed to the supreme court.

Aid Is Askel for Students. Raleigh. N. C. December 2.

Special. are being for a Dumber of the students who lost all their property in the tire of the AInI Cultural and Mechanical college re Friday night. Yesterday 123 was raised or theta In Raleigh. The trustees meet tomorrow to make arrangements Tor building a dormitory and also a mess hall It Is thought better to have these buildings setarate Instead of in one as heretofore The cadets yesterday began to take their meals in a basement room rears ago uSid a dining hall. but re tently occupied by textile machinery.

Overnment Boat Sinks. Charleston. S. C. December i Tnited States buoy tender VU Urla.

sunk in Cape Fear river last night. She wa cruising in the river with the Intention or placing new lights In the Lath district. The boat lies in I feet ot ter at low tide. No lives were lost. The Constitutional Convention.

Richmond Ya. December 2. After further considering the judiciary report for tome time today the constitutional convention adjourned. Judge Robertson. 01 tanoke withdrew his motion to recon- JJaer the vote by which his amendme.

to section 1 was rejected. Collin. Says Earthquake Will Swallow Them Up. RIGHTEOUS URGED TO FLEE Baptist Preacher the Lords Vision Appeared and Pronounced Mississippi's Doom. Jackson.

Miss. December 2. Spe cial. The Rev. Samuel Collins.

who states that he has been a Baptist minister since 1511 has sent a communication to the editor or one of the Jackson papers in which he declares that an earthquake will occur In Mississippi on the 9th day of March next. when all the wicked In the commonwealth will be de troyed. ns claims that he has been In communication with headquarters and therefore receives his Information from an authentic source. He says the Lord appeared to him in a vision in March. 18:10.

and stated that lie was going to sink the entire state of Mississippi and for all the righteous to flee to the holy ground of York. Ala. anfi for the people of Ten. nessee to keep away from the- line. Collins says that Vicksburg is In special danger.

and will be dropped down away out of sight. He- lives at Enterprise. in Clarke county. and all persons who desire to arrange for their personal safety are requested to communicate with him at thit place. HE FAILED TO GIVE IN NOTE.

Hilton Is Now Held for 700 Back Tax. Jackson Mis December 2. Special. State Revenue Agent Adams continues his search for solvent credits with unabated vigor. and has Just succeeded in unearthing a case of delinquency In Simpson.

county which has several peculiar features advanced. About three years ago the mercantile firm of R. A. Hilton and W. T.

Hilton. of Pearl. went Into bankruptcy. the liabilities being about 20000 with assets for only a small portion of the sum. On investgatlon tit the referee it was found that the father of the members or the firm.

A. C. Hilton claimed an Indebtedness of 15000 on a promissory note given by his tons and the father took possession of the property In settlement or this claim. The validity of this transaction was tested In the bankruptcy court and the other creditors obtained a Judgment for 4300. State Revenue Agent Adams now brings proceedings to recover the taxes on this note for 15000 held by A.

C. Hilton. and it seems that the defendant must either plead guilty to fraud in bankruptcy or settle the taxes on the note as It had not been given in for assessment. Taxes are- claimed for a period of three years. and the entire claim amounts to about red.

The- matter has en referred to the Simpson Bounty board of supervisors by Mr. Adams with the request that the note be placed orrthe assessment rolls. May Withdraw from Trust. Jackson. Miss.

December 2. Special. A meeting of the fat mere of Amlte county has been called for the purpose or perfecting an organization that bids fair to strikingly resemble a trust In its sa il nt Textures. The. convention will as aerobic at Liberty next Saturday and a large attendance Is expected.

Several years ago the farmers of Amltp county rrganlzed and refuted to pay 14 cents per yard for jute bagging lo be used In preparing their cotton crop for market. and In the end they compelled tiuc supply merchants to reduce the price. The organization now In contemplation his similar motives In view. the prlnop31 object apparently being to compel the payment of a higher price for cotton seed. The present price is from 111 to 12 pr ton.

and the farmers think they are entitled ta 14 or 515 per ton. Petition for Catrons Pardon. Jackson. Miss. December 2.

Special. A petition has been prepared for presentation to Governor tngino asking that ii pardon be granted to John Catron. a white man. serving a life sentence In the penitentiary for murder. Catron was sent up from Carroll county.

and the petition fer pardon points out that he was on rtcted on slender circumstantial evidence that ho was a mere boy at the time. and his life is now endangered hy drtase rendering it certain that he an live but a short time It kept In confinement. River Traffic Is Impaired. Jackson Miss. December 2.

Traffic or the Yazoo river has been seriously Im- palredby the low stage of water. and the steamboats plying the stream have beer to suspend business for the present. thus greatly delaying the market. tog of the cotton crop or the territory through which the stream runs. Treu steamers went aground in the river last week.

and at some points along the rout" of the stream there- Is almost no current whatever. The barge Dewey. went aground a few days ago. lost 1300 sacks of cotton td and the steamer Rees Prltrhard lost a part of her cargo at Betzoni by sinking near Belzonl. Divers are now at work on the vessel and It is thought she can be raised.

The City of Knoxvn also In trouble near Yazoo City. and It will be several days before she ran again be placed In condition for traffic. Baptists Make Good Showing. Roleign. X.

C. December 2. Special. The- fiscal year or the North Carolina Baptists euded last Saturday night and they are gratified to know that their collections arS 20 per greater than ever before. They raised for state missions VXtXO as against 520000 last year.

Other sums raised are as follows American raiMOnt foreign missions. sloMu 8000 mountain schools. 11000 orphanage. 20000. OLUTE SECURITY Genuine CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS Must Bear SEE GENUINE WRAPPER FOR FORGERIES Settlement Was Blocked by Intervention of Commonwealth's Attorney.

RELEASE WOULI BE TO COMPOUND FELONY Attorney Therefore Decided To Prosecute and Bond Was Increased. Willis Is Probably Wanted in Augusta Also Atlanta and Charleston. Norfolk Va. December 2. Special.

A. E. Willis. the alleged forger who Is wanted in Atlanta. and Charleston as well as here was rearrested this morning upon Information from the southern cities.

His northern relatives had raised 16 for him and a satisfactory settlement was made- with the Citizens bank. which received back 600 of the money on Willis' worthless cheeks. The Monticello I. which was also one or his victims. agreed not to prosecute.

His counsel was arranging to adjust the claims against him In Charleston when Willis was rearrested. Commonwealth Attorney YenEble on the ground that to accept the settlements offered would be to compound felony. decided to prosecute. and. under an Increased bond or HOP the prisoner was held for trial.

It Is stated that he is also wanted In AOgusta Ua. BAPTISTS MEET AT McZAE. Bishop Nelson of Georgia Diocese. Dedicates Episcopal Church. Rae.

G-a. December 2. Special. The South Georgia Bible Institute started here tonight In the Baptist church. The Institute will continue until Friday even- Ing.

Many prominent ministers and lay- men of this faith are In attendance. Bishop Nelson. of the diocese of Georgia uledlcatid the new Episcopal church here tonight. Ha this week will have churchmen or three denominations In her midst. for prominent Methodists will stop here en route to the annual conference In Macon.

Teacher Chosen at Dublin. Dublin Gn. Dee 2. deadlock In the board of education over the election of an assistant principal of the Dublin public schools was broken Saturday by the- election of E. IT.

Clark. of this city. For quite a number of ballots Professor Clark received 4 votes and Professor Daniel. or Virginia 4. Professor Clark for the past few months has been practicing law ere.

The school reopened this morning after a suspension of several weeks on account of a scarlet pr scare. Two Children Burned to Death. Sparta. Ga. December 2.

Special. Sunday ht Halley Charlton and his wife. who live near Sparta. went to church leaving four children In the house. the being only 12 years old.

The house taught fire and two of the children were burned to death. The eldest succeeded in getting one of the chll- uren out and started In for the Others but was driven bock by the heat. Dublin Wants University Branch. Dublin. Ga.

ember 2. Special. Senator George W. Carter of the sixteenth district has introduced a bill in the senate seeking to establish a branch of the- State university In Dublin. The senator will work hard to pass his bill.

HI' will argue before the senate that there Is not a branch of the State unl yersity in south Georgia and that this section Is entitled to this consideration. Bond Bill Goes to Legislature. Macon. Ga. December 2.

Special. Macon's new bond bill Is now In the hands of Representative FpldEr In Atlanta. Ma- con residents are extremely anxious that this bill be rushed through. as it means much for the city. Elks' Memorial Honored.

Brunswick. Ga. Dee 2. Special. The- Brunswick lodge of Elks held memorial exercises over their departed brethren at their lodge rooms Sunday night.

Rev. C. O. Bradley delivering the eulogy. Fraternity Banquet at Emory.

Oxford Ga. December 2. fSpeclal. The Georgia Beta chapter of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity held an elegant banquet recently In honor of the members of Phi Delta Theta on the Emory college fatuity. The banquet.

given In the fraternity club rooms was a brilliant success. Those present were Professors II. S. Bradley Ilanner Sledd Brown. Williams and Mur- ray.

Dr. W. R. Foote. L.

V. Jarman and F. G. Callaway. or Coy IngtrJ1.

and of the local chapter Messrs. J. Y. Marshall. Jr.

T. T. Turnbull. T. B.

Cavanaugh. T. M. ArmIstead. Fl B.

Lovett C. II. Richardson V. B. Parks George Wlnshlp.

D. Loll. Charles Burton. A. P.

Lewis I' S. Bell. V. H. Atlen.

M. R. Barnum and O. E. Rayne.

THIRD WARD MASS MEETING. Much Interest Is Being Manifested in Meeting To Be Held Thursday Night A Card. The third ward mass meeting- whirl has en called for Thursday night Ii attracting considerable attention and I will largely attended. The citizens of that ward feel th they are beohlnd In street and other Improvements and desre to take concerted action for the purpose or having the ward better looked after In the future. The meeting will Id at or near the corner of Butler and Hunter streets 7 ocloo and will be called' to or Ocr by ex-Councilman E.

B. Lumpkln. The following card In regard to the mass meeting was handed The Const tutlon for publication Editor Constitution I notice in Bunday's Constitution a card from Mr. E. 8.

Lumpkln calling attention to a mast meeting to be held by the citizens of the third ward Thursday evening rot" the purpose or perfecting some kind fl an organization looking to the Improve. ment of our ward. I most heartily In. ilorse this movement and hope our progressive citizens will show their Interest In the development of our section of the city by attending this me Ung. Our ward Is badly In need of a many improvements.

such as extension of sewers. opening and paving streets etc. and the best and surest way oh getting this work done is by concerted and organized effort. The streets running through that larro section north of Grant park should bi opened and' Improved at once Ortnond street should be opened from Capita avenue to Grant park In tact. almost the entire section around beautiful Oran park.

which embraces a large portion the third ward. needs Improvement badly. I merely mention a Sew of. out needs. for example.

i I hope a large number of our cltlieni wilt attend and come prepared to nk valuable suggestion and take an-active Prolxablj Announce for Commissioner of Agriculture. HAS BEEN' URGED BY PBIENDS He Admits That Hit Entrance Into the Bact Is Highly Probable. Marietta. Oa. December 2.

Special. Colonel R. T. Ne blt. of this county win probably be a candidate for cotantis- el of agriculture next year.

He has received numerous letters from his friends throughout th state urglnghlm to make hi race and he now has tho matter under consideration. When asked would run he admitted that It was ilshly pic table that he would. Colonel Nnblt is a strong man. a practical farmerand filled the commis- oners office creditably for several years. After retiring from the commissioners office three years an he was elected 111' sonato frutii hi.

tnd since vlnp Ills term is Uor tuj tie his Marietta. IN THE COURTS. J. A Strachan has filed a bill for a receiver and Injunction. In the superior court against Max Wilk.

his partner. It i stated that they have been doing a partnership business as the Atlanta Jewelry Manufacturing Company" and the court proceedings It the outgrowth of alleged between the two partners. Judge Lumpkln et the case for a hearing on December 7 and issued an order temporarily restraining both the plaintiff and defendant from In anywise ltering the status of the business. The petition contains allegations of a senll3t1onal nature. It Is alleged that the defendant charged on the books to the plaintiff various sums of money which he had not drawn put.

It Is charged that Wllk wrongfully collects an of the money coming into the business and disburses the same without the knowledge or consent of Strachan. and the latter further charges on Information and belief that the defendant wrongfully and fraudulently appropriated and converted to his own ise funds of the firm. It Is also charged information and belief. that the money collected was deposited by the iefendant In his own name. The bill was fileXl by Attorney Hamilton Douglas.

Criminal Cases Tried. The city criminal court was convened by Judge A. E. Calhoun yesterday morn- oIng In the criminal court room in the old court house. During the session eight defendants were tried.

Andrew Love was fined 50 and rests or eight months In the county rhalngsng each in two cases of larceny from the house. Prank Roil Charley Beaver and Jim Mack. alias John Williams each re eived sentences of 50 or eight months for larceny from the house. Monroe Weldon was tined 50 or twelve months fbr vagrancy. Charley Pagan was found root guilty of larceny from the house.

He was charged with stealing four eggs. Husband Seeks Divorce. Charles Ornstaln yesterday tiled suit for divorce wife Katie Ornstaln. Desertion Is alleged Orntain claiming that his wife abandoned him without any good cause. The petition states that they were married June 11 bat.

and that the desertion occurred July SI 898. little over a month ufter the marriage. The petition was meet oy Attorneys tlaton Phillips. Suit for 250 Filed. Mrs.

21. A. Collins yesterday filed suit to recoxer 250. from S. F.

Freeman. It Is alleged that Mrs. Collins formerly conducted the Arlington hotel on Marietta street and that she teased it to Freeman. It Is claimed that he is due her rent to the amount of tw. and also that he has damaged the furniture In the sum of 75.

The suit was tiled by Attorney W. C. Monday. Two Wills I Probated. The wills or the late W.

D. Grant and Porter King were yesterday probated In solemn form before Judge John R. Wilkinson the ordinary- Mrs. Sarah Frances Grant and John Grant qualified as executcrs under the will of. Mr.

Grant. Habeas Corpus Case Appealed. The habeas corpus case of Etta Smith against W. P. Smith was yesterday appealed from the ordinary's court to the superior court by cerUorari.

Tine case wM1ieffOrt on the part of Mrs. Smith toiobtftfe custody of her two children and raT Jcnqy heard before Judge John 3q Wilkinson After hearing the evjdehce JtiA i WlHUn8on decided in favor of the vjr awarding her the custody of the Mldren5 Application' or. Charter. A petition for charter fbr Georgia Association 1 of Atlanta of the United States Motive Power Association of Stationery Engineers was filed yesterday in the office of Clerk Arnold Broyles of the superior court. The Incorporators are A.

D. Howard. D. P. Yates and W.

R. Swords. The association was organized a short time ego and a stated in the charter is to be an educational. social and charitable organization for the welfare and ad- vancement or stationery engineers. There Is to be no capital stock.

The petition was filed by Attorneys Frazer Ilynds. Suit for 315000 Damages. In the city court yesterday Alonzo F. Evans through his attorneys. Arnold Arnold.

fled suit against the Atlanta Railway and Power Company to 15000 damages. The plaintiff sets forth that on November last he was a conductor on th company's Whitehall street line anti that when passing the Intersection Smith street the car ran Into an open switch that the plaintiff was thrown from his position on the back platform to the street resulting In his skull beln fractured In sevtral places. Meyrovitch Firm in' Bankruptcy. Montgomery Ala. December Mey.

rovltch Broil. a partnership composed Jacob and lke Meyrovitcit. doing a general merchandise business at flothan. Ma. and Pensacola.

VIa. were put Into Involuntary bankruptcy today. The creditors mentioned in the papers are John Slbrey Co NatlonaiFurnlture Company Eckman Neisburx. Henry Pierce. Dothan.

was named" as receiver. It Is understood that the liabilities are about 50000. and the assets about 40510. In cooitln tls the Itttto lhln which tell sK3jiM 4 uF 35 i Jiaw 5t. JiSrSsM ic tTM lyas a Lxai i Syrup of Figs appeals to the cultured and the informed and to the healthy because its component parts are simple and wholesomeand be- cause it acts without disturbing the natural func tions as it is wholly free from every objectionable quality or substance.

In the process of' manufacturing figs are used1 as they are pleasant to the taste but the medicinal virtues of Syrup of Figs are obtained from an excellent combination of plants known to be medicinally laxative andto act most beneficially. To get its beneficial effects buy the. genuine manufactured by the- 1 1 Jtf coiCfcl Louisville. Ky. Vev for sal by nil drurfrffats Price JIceAts peribotUg Builington THREE HOURS QUICKER TO DENVER.

On November 24th the Burlington shortened tlie time of St. Louis-Denver train. THE NEBRASKA-COLORADO EXPRESS. It leaves St. Louis at :2:16 P.

M. dally. It arrives Denver 3:16 P. M. riextdaYe Travelers arriving St.

Louis in the morning have a half day for business pleasure visiting the Ids Fair Site etc. They have five hours the next Rafter- noon in Denver before leaving for the Coast. A train that gives a half day in. one city and nearly half the next day in another city oyer 900 miles away reaches the" maximum of convenience in the arrangement of train schedules. The map shows how centrally located and.

direct is the Burlington and its connections to tile Coast via Denver Scenic Colorado and Salt Lake City. TWO DAILY TRAINS ST. LOUIS TO DENVER. TWO DAILY TRAINS CHICAGO TO DENVER. For rates and descriptive matter apply to J.

N. MERRILL lea. Su. Agent Atlanta Ga. Santa Claus will doff his hat on entering a room nicely papered with our artistic wall Paper.

Call and inspect our new designs. Rooms papered from 84 up. THE TRIPOD PA NT DO. 39 I. Pry or St.

Established 1852' PETER LYNCH OMlcr is ror a sad DometUa Wlow. aon Tobacco cigars md all rack-good belong to a cull. tor Pun Win. and Liquor for nwdlclaai porpoces. Fur Lynch also runclnc at 7 West Mates.

hl Smut Variety Stars aod ha. on band ad reeiviet ite4 Trait Jsrs nwtat sad gliji tops sIse- Wboabury sod ulllviU Jars pint- quart sad lt nllon Just nectrrd bushel Rd and BZOWSVI nun gush a bn ut Kentucky Won lad other Cornfield Esef 8 cd Rr Tor- sip 8 of Had nd ether- fall Me4I Elks' Lodge of Sorrow. If icon Ga. December. J.

Special. Ob of the Jar audiences everoas- sembted in the Academy of Mtislc gathered on. Sunday eyen1nc. to WtlDeas the ceremonies of theBlkaJodte otorrgw About. 150 Epffl Wearing thetjeeIs thelr order occupied th Upns- nearest thesta e.

The ceremonlesTfere rerylim-- EXPRESS WAGONS IN FIVE SIZES. The will carry the baby brother. The largest carry a barrel of flour. Got one for your boy Price 75c to 200. 1WGBANDDISCOVERY ts4osL sa4 dopt4 hr tWlT.

For fonn Uo aUns Keetey ltittm Os. 5Mitria S91WhlUhaSi. rf ATH ody r. 1.11".1. 4" mil tort.

In m. arol If MI. 11 and O1 hll I rl1i1 tW till h. hr in th ntIrtll nE flun th" bU Ir" Da nlls nd C' IJ Inured 1a rom rmda I 1 cr dfrd Th lU lI tZD I KS8m f' a thl mn wc undpd wa uppo MI suk as ch1. PftP lbJt sNnJ th JitINEliS DYN AMITED.

sa Jl troyPd toda ag 1' men. hou E' a a bnLn I toda UI a a w- I dle I onl as I ne- relatl 1 int uenced. aI" 2. Ra lEigh ldlnl SEI arat. basm nt lJlnln rp- ClltJIP C.

SPE' 13- rlv was with' lie Inter thRlcl1mrnd. After er on ldprjn" IQme. tOOa rl. er SAYS Wl KED ARSD i EarthquakeWlll cem 2. The sent pt rs de- foreTrcEhE fiE' awa lnE' IkI IIrg i anger.

I arran ronal th It 700 1s I A am hi rrp lts I aba ted unf arthlng Ca E' nnt. AFttEmpnt I I' procE eJlngs an mu th ars OO. bPt ount on- the Jark On. fr 2. sa- litnt as- ear pa entA thp rf yare 2.

I clrcum tantlal bo IT' t. 1I 3. serlousl litre am Dewe I as 13 ii beo ore I n. 2. ar last.

cc per ThE' rot lcn ABSOLUTE Signature of Very swan Ad II to take as EE FOR HEADACHE. CARTERS FOR OIZZINEC GENUINE amE FOR IIUDUSIiEiS. I FOR TORPID LIVER. PI LLS FOR COMTIPATION. R.

WRAPPER. I io. Pr4ee I TM- 23 Csts Purety H6l0' 7 Interven on ommon. orfolk. ember 2.

wi lts. all ged 1600 saUfact Jr wt ch 11119 I 2. 111 Frida ofthrft h. conftN nce A It tlon ell Ifere lIuII nslon 2. Balle- Ing onl Dc pmbpr org1a DP EmbEr Special.

Ident pxtrEmel th 2. Bunda nlg 1t. Special. Emo ra T. tt I e.

Night-A tlnl1 II It be that the dEs re be Hunter. 7' orb nstltutlon in to'a ntel tt tl ge uI oC In- elt meeting of lI rl n8th rr rc enld bea tltul of Jllh ren orJf UPDIJ i aQ and' lively. interest In' the' me tlnlli- i rf il iB fiAlR i' WID Pro b17 i Special. Nesbtt. countrl receh' tilt ur1ng hIm to Ih at th conal rntJon hen If hl hl I IJncl ls a' farmer com llI- atrlhe It.

slna fru" rid H1.lnF i. hI attention to hIs farm 3 miles south of 1 I A. Strac an a' are- II k. Is the hayebEEn Jewel ComD ny" set alle Pd mone lIk cn monE' deP Jllltd et ndant tll clt est erd a fln 0 re- se EI oO alle aba doned cau e. 11.

Jul 31. ov 2 0 alleged' stN et Munda II Wil- ordlna Ha aa 1i1l as fU rlor etron SmlthtoiObttdft 30. a cWJ i1t on. 1. I1kJ1 2n.

Appli ft tor rter Statlone En neers u' charter. a nd Atto dam PI. ovem- the atr Inter ecUon of Wa being lev ral etl a o. fatJ rnlt i Dothanwall re lver. a out abo 1 1lv.

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T- 95 Whitehall street. Foretp. Uuonlo aocc. C1 n. 11 nc1I' 04a stcrs.

i a teb- ell ilia bu6D I arrulJ 114' bslg r.J aDII Seed It at ofallk1D4a sad bu. a Ba sad ElkaJAdge otSorrow KaCOn Ga m1et' 2 Specla Obeof tbearien audJ nce8IU Uo Inth6Academyotdnt thu cerem n1e. ctheElka' lo OloiT rh ri pre l. 1h or Uoa Wa deUve dbi' 5 ilt 1 i 4dt. 4r4 1 i i I BOYS' IN.

q- smallct will babybiother Th larg6s1wm ur. Geton6 foryot rboy' i. 7 KING' Ha n. 111 N. EW.

GlA NQ. DISCOVERY oUR fOR i MEN st fOIi Jrt IUId An I I tt' BUCK ONLY. QT mW tI1t TmF affii JlMt if Yy i if J. r' rj K.E. EL.EY iHST loe Lj ITUTE tie fu4 hr1IIn eve etI.

CONSTITUVON GA TUESDAY. DZOEMBEB 901 1 2. 1s Stur ef reU' nd ht aUzrg itlil tt fl the C1I h1 ii" jnda11 isamee. Fs. Miss fternc' fl on PrP' a a The INEBS 1k A Som AreLeft 2.

a lrs. 1ece at tD ha. i Vlo lb th ter atlowUcle. Ilveawere ur fc 1- Edgr tCK AiiOEb' er e- ore as ep- re- iils. 2.

ha- C' h5fli by thl th Farmers- May taimers ll ii I I i car ha tm paired by a nu a 5 I I- Cit nea an tha hlO as easy otskeasugax IWR TORPIDLIVER. RADDEb FOR SALLOWSKIR. ai ij FOR ThECOMPIEXIOR Pi4 Uaauaico MVTd 57551. PRINTED ON RED PAPER. i rt I WILLnIS HELD i ThereforeDeclded fr al og iruformatlunfrom lil i a ti tu a fi chool bai- I re- eld- 2.

th 1 yett ijf. jjltarnum ERayne I a I anc a Pt 7tO th mak takeanactiyt msdtiflg. 5 NOELB. RIQHT t1TiiIAi in bbly thtz aner urging atter ie pucbable sOd ears. ruin hi erving is ewel- ers.

he led ng ld ouse im or ir ot ie or ood 25O tta er l. he ap- bycertIorarI. toObte andwiftcenflY R. 34teWllklnOn Jr. Oforarter.

a 1 as recover. ev of 5o. IncoolUng thtnqs COMiANY3 III egla long way a5 3uc 1 iyi Bertficial1y s- I' 54) tcfs1trl1yra5aLaxatlveq 71 j4 I Li ty 1 vell-informedandtothehealthy bedauseitseom. IAi wholesome and k. I actswithout I is idtEt aq.

of 4' I L-- used5as I Zl1 th I I4 euf ittJ I 5 s.e/ and to i1 ssJ IT L5' effects-buy a manufactured I 4 4i i Yorkl4 4 eeis. Price4fiftyftcerttz d. n. ci c. a.

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