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French Wuslained 3 I Am umiicT IT LINGOF DIREST PREVAILS Should Trances Internal Troubles Be- come Acute She Hay Divert Her People by Taking a Hand with England Yet. London. November 6 The marquis of Salisbury's declaration on the subject of the withdrawal of the French mission from Pshoda made at he Mansion fcouse ban- Quet last nit In honor of General Lord Xltehiner. is not regarded' here as being Wholly satisfactory. The entire absence of any reference to the extraordinary naval I preparations is rnalderably commented 1 upon and It is remarked how careful the British premiervwas if explain that the I evacuation of Fuboda was only in the nature of oil on troubled waters and that British diplomacy had not yet weathered the storm which the Marchand mission eon- lured up.

It Is recognized that the French premier. 14. Dupuy. and' hl colleagues intend to carry out what they have promised but a factor which must be reckoned with is the fact that there are influences at work in I Parts which render the existence of any ministry1 precarious and which might at any moment. in the event of certain contingencies provoke a general upheaval.

In euch an event the Fashoda business. which has been more' or less carefully kept in. the background would be rushed to the front In order distract attention from other things and would be used as a rallying cry for alt parties and clauu of Frenchmen The English papers point out that the I evacuation' of Fasboda Is only an Install. 1 meat of the satisfaction expected by Great Britain and that France has yet to swallow the pill of withdrawing from the Bahr- el region. Watch French Debate.

Under these circumstances. the debate Tn tk French chamber ot deputies ha Paihbianext week La eagerly waited. as the French government Is then expected to explain its intentions regarding the re- iinalader of the French posts in the Nile yalley as established by Major Marchnd In diplomatic circles a reassuring lmpre. don bas been made by M. Dupuys declare- on Of yesterday in which he said the French government policy would be based on welt understood Interests and that its torts will be measured by the value of the objects In view.

This Is. held to imply that the present government win show a con- Wuor attitude on the main point in die- The attitude of the sultan or Turkey anti the khedive of Egypt on the Egyptian question is being closely watched and it Is said the British foreign office has received proofs of attempts upon the part of France to Influence both or them against Great Britain. Tue intrigues at Constantinople la added wefb greatly checked by the pres. lent relations between Great Britain and Jl Germany and the British diplomatic agent jln Egypt Lord Cromer. has taken the khedlv ln hand.

and is understood to have put before him a sort or ultimatum which ttay have Involved iis deposition in favor his brother. whereupon the khedive became submissive and Indicated as a token of hU submission Jhls willingness to visit England and pay his respects to Queen Vic- torts a duty whieb he has hitherto evaded be be has paid prolonged visits to several European capitals. American Flag in London Parade. In the lord mayors procession on Wednesday next there will be a car emblematical of the English speaking races representing among other things Britannia and Columbia seated beneath a nn9PY. while the Amerlean flag will be borne by a British sailor tad the British flag will be borne by an i American sailor.

The duke of Orleans. who is now at Ems- els is being closely shadowed by French detectives as the French government has been warned that ho is preparing for some 1 Important movement. Detectives are living at the same hotel as the duke and they dog hla footsteps even It he only crosses a cor. jt rldor Dally reports of his movements ant lila visitors are sent to the French minister pt justice. i The activity of Prince Napoleon Is onus- llag mare anxiety to the French govern- i meal.

Ifs is evidently awaiting- an oppor- ttmlt1 arid lit chances are Infinitely more favorable than those of the duke of Orleans TUBES DEFY ENGLISH ADMTwA Zmbarkatiou oz suitaate Soldiers Brought To Sudden Stop. Cnnitta. bland of Crete. November 5 Jlear JLdiolnil Gerard Henry Noel. British commander In waters.

today ordered I. Turkish troops whose embarkation was REDFERN LADIES TAILOR COURT ORESS-MAKER AND FURRIER 1 of UmdojrvParls and New York Kimball House Atlanta Tuesday Nov. 8th. TO TAKE- ORDERS FOR Coats Furs Wraps Evening Dresses etc. and chow exqtddte IMPORTED MODELS.

yvmtioEO tt r. fC 5W aor delay ed by an or4ertron Constantinople I to embark on a Brltlzh Uan port V' 1 The soldiers proctsdedto obey7 but the Turkish officers in command stopped the mlrat cawed the barracks to U1ae4 and declared tbe Turks prisoner Also threatened to use force to compel them to embark. The Turkish commanding officer their al lowed the embarkation to proceed. trt. SCRAP BETWEEN Lively 6cuffl At Augusta JUgistra- tion Office.

Augusta Go November' At the registration office of the first ward there was a' lively scrap today between two- prominent citizens and In' a few minutes court plaster was in demand. while blood was spattered all around. At tie beginning of the municipal campaign in the first ward John Jay Cohen. a prominent insurance agent. was announced as a candidate.

Subsequently Mt. Cohen re- tbectrromth ac andKtMt Brown apn minent contractor tau Cohen icun. Recently Mr. COB Mr. Calhoun said while he vote for Brown.

ha was" working for1 his opponent. Mr. Alfred Martin. 2 r. Cohen bought meat saw today and was carrying It with him as he went home to Inner and dropped In at the registration office to see bow the list was growing on the closing day.

vHe aw Police Commissioner Calhoun in the office and called him to- one Mde to ask him about the rumor' he had heard. There was a disagreement as to what Mr. Calhoun id promised Mr. COOen the lie was passed. and before' bystanders realized what had happened Mr.

Calhoun had blacked Mr. Cohen's right eye anti Mr. Cohen had whacked Mr. Calhounoyer the head with a long parcel he carried In his hand wrapped In brown paper. Tile parcel was the meat knits.

and It laid open Mr. Calhoun tIff hat. wthich fortunately saved him from serious Injury. Ex-Councilman Phllpot rushed In to part the men just as. Cohen struck galn and Phtlpot got a long gash over the ear and a cut on one hand.

Cohen struck again at Calhoun who grabbed the weapon. and was severely cut on one. hand and less badly on the other By this time other bystlUld- era seized the fighters and the flow of blood ceased. ImANTLEY CLOSES CAMPAIGN Made a. Speech at Bailey Yesterday Morning.

Brunswick. Oa. November 6 Special. Congressman Brantley closed his campaign In the eleventh district today at Bailey and In the presence of one of the largest and most enthuslaetlc audiences of democrats and ex populists ever assembled. put the finishing toudhes to the great fight he has been waging against the combination republican populist fusion ticket of this district At an early hour.

when' The Constitution correspondent reached Baxley the people were coming In large nu1 iberp Along every road. the wagons and buggies' were to be seen and when the incoming trains arrived the crowds were swelled materially. Congressman Brantley was up early and about. shaking hands with his. local constituents.

At clock the. Baxl Cornet Band commenced playing. and thg people atrlttg I tie1courthouse There were many ladles in the audience and the aisles windows and every available space was taken. The standing room only" sign would have had to be hung out early if the occasion had been a theatrical engagement. and many stood the entire two hours of the speech making end cheered the many good points their favorit made against his political opponents.

He riddled the many" claims the tuslonlsts candidate had been- making and demonstrated to the voters how much better friend the democratic' party was to the people of this country than the rupublican party was. The fearless congressman went Into the records and showed by them that his votes on all questions oftho public had been for the best interests of his constituents. His vote on the tariff question as affecting sea 1st and cotton. wee thoroughly Indorsed by the crowd. and he wound up the meeting with one pf the' strongest.

denunciations' of the evils of fusion that has ever been listened to. likening it to North Carolina troubles. The democrats cheered wildly all through- out the speech and when It was over Color. nel Lovett Bailey. the original populist of Appling.

was quoted to your correspondent an stating that he would Under no circus- stances vote the Wilkinson tick- et now being shoved at the populists Wh the up train arrived at noon with The Constitutions and the dispatch from Brunswick was read. showing how Candi- date Wilkinson had thrown down the popu- lists In his- speech here last night there was the utmost Indignation displayed. The political dealing that would lead a. candidate to profess populism In counties where populism prevailed and repudiate that doctrine in a county like. Glynn.

where populism was obnoxious. was bitterly denounced and the democrats were. elated over the expose of the political double- dealing on the part of democrats' oppon- ents. It was a great show down and the democrats were happy. Coming from the courthouse.

Congress- man Brantley was showered with bouquets' from the ladles and at the train a lion of stalwart democrats saw hip off In a rousing manner. Prom the most conservative among then The Constitution correspondent received assurances that since today's speech there was no doubt of Mr. Brantley carrying Appling. ORIOGS AT PORT GAINES. The Tudpe Addresses a Lug.

Crowd nn i Tn nf the Day. rt Gaines Oa November 5 Special Congressman If. Origga spoke In Fort Galnes today to a good crowd. a number of ladles of th town being among his hearers. exposition of the weakness of the present republican administration and the rarclal pretensions of the last republican congress in relief legislation as well as his discussion of the late war and the issues growing out 01 It were ably handled and well received.

The Judge La very popular In Clay. the people recognlztpgIn In him a representative eminently worthy the trust. and notwithstanding that the registered colored voters. who are expected to vote for his colored opponent. outnumber the whites 160 bis friends hope that by good work they may be able to save the county for him.

Auburn Defeats the Techs. Auburn. Ala. November 5 Special In a match game today between the and Auburn the score was 29 for Auburn. for Techs Auburn played very Last.

snappy traU and showed tine condition. The Tevbs offensive play was good. but they were un. jableto stop the fut hard Und bucks of Auburn Erskine for the Techs made a yard runto a touch down after. a five minutes' play and it looked bright for the Tedhs but Auburn began tier invincible line bucks of Utcham and the end runs of Wheeler and It.

was soon evident that Auburn would av it her own way. At no time after ten minutes' playing did the Tech. tand a show to win. Auburn scored six touchdowns Umpires. BUUe Williams and Professor Wood.

Mrs. James M. Harris Sparta Ga. Sparta Ga. November 5 Special Mrs Jambs M.

Harris-after a long-illness died at her home on ShouUerbone yesterday. and was buried in the family grounds in the Sparta cemetery today. She was a woman of fine family connections and of es GENERAL CHOOSES SITES Ul Qeiilgei pifl Tire Sileifti NEGROESCAMP AT TBEFORMER Bat Two Regiments of Whites WW Also Be Ttae. ALL THOSE AT TTh PARK WILL BE WHITE Preparations for the Football Game iii' Next Saturday-Other News of Macon. Bureau Brown House.

Maer Speclal. JThe Ltteias at last been ortced for over He was Thown the different sites this morning and after consultation with the other officers here be decided to place the troops on two sites. Ocmulgee part over whlctt there has been such a wrangle baa been selected as a cam for' General Comptons brigade and the Huff place. which has recently sprung into prominence. was selected as a camp for General McKee' brigade.

Tie soldiers who are to. be camped at. Ocmulged park. will be white troops. and those at.

the Huff place will be as- roes. Macon will get four regiments of negro troops and two of white. This Idea Is not relished so much by some of the citizens but everybody 1 glad that the site has bees selected anti that the troops are coming. The question as to the location of the negro troops has been asked many times by the citizens and everybody la glad that the sites fcave been settled upon. General Bates wa accompanied Sera by Staff consisting of Major Wright.

lieutenant Smiley end Lieutenant Jteevea. Re brought alt of his campaign equipment with him. and will go into camp upon the arrival of the soldiers. Work will be begun at once. and the grounds are expected to be in order by Wednesday A.

large force of hands will be put to work. The water main will be run et once. and the soldiers will arrive as soon as tie- camps are put in readiness. Football Game for Btacon. Saturday the citizens of Macon will be given an opportunity of witnessing one of the greatest football games that has ever been played In.

the south. The Georgia. boys from Athens. will meet the Tar Heels from Worth Carolina and the game will be one of the bardest fought ever played in the south. The game will be a big social event as well as athletic.

All of the society people of the city will attend. and the gridiron. will be a scene of beautiful women and prettily decorated traps. Already taUyhos and traps are being secured which goes to show that. the.

society people will be out. Manager Pomwoy has been- In the city since Thursday working up the game Placards have teen printed and placed In tthe' windows aha on- the street ears and in several places can be' seen a photograph of the orgia team. Everybody Is talk- lag of the game and tie probable wtaner Brie ttt already being made and the odds are given on the Georgia boys. Their magnificent victory In- Atlanta. last Saturday has.

won a- warm place- for them in tile hearts of the. Macon people. and they will be given en ovation on their arrival. The grounds Sieve been put in readiness. and additional seats are being erected at the pull.

The Central railroad will run a fipeclal train from Athens here. and the whole student body wll come down. Reduced rates will probably be put on for the occasion on all of the railroads The Mercer boys are taking great interest. In the coming event. and will do ell in their power for the Georgians Red and black will be the popular colors next Saturday Two of Macon's most beautiful young ladles have been selected as sponsors They are Misses Nell' Collins and Florence Glenn.

They will be accompanied by Messrs. Prentice Huff and Monroe Ogden. The sponsors for the Carolinians have not yet been selected. The crowds will no doubt be large. and If the game Is a success an annual game will be played here between the two teams.

The Athens boys recognize the fact that this game will decide the championship of the south. and they will play the game of their lives. Senator Bacon Returns. United tates Senator A. O.

Bacon' re turned this morning at o'clock from the eleventh. district where he has been as sLating In the congressional campaign- for the past week. lie made the closing speech of the campaign yesterday at. Fitzgerald has made a tour or all the counties of the eleventh and baa delivered a speech in eath county. Having completed his work tEe senator thinks that he la entitled to a rest.

No has been continuously at work since his. return from' Washington in July. He will spend next week in Atlanta. He says the democrats will carry the eleventh without any trouble. At Camp Roe.

The members of the First Georgia have reconciled themselves to the tact that they will not be mustered out at lest before the 16th. It will take fully that tong' to complete tie work of mustering out. The men nave been employed all during the day at. fixing up their' tents for cold weather. should any more come on.

i Tent stoves have been supplied and the men can now spend the nights more comfortably The work of examination was carried on i all during the day. and several men were Informed that they would have to remain' at the hospital before they would be mus tered out. as they are In a poor physical I condition. Nearly all of the first sergeants have completed the payrolls. and the paymaster will tie notified Monday the amount that he will have to pay out The hospital tent to not now so full as it was a few days ago.

Tbe warm weather has been a great help to the soldiers. and only a few have reported sick- since the weather has moderated. All of the men will be given permission to attend the football game between Georgia and North Carolina next Saturday. The meals that are now being served to the men are better than they have got since their enlistment. Everything Is working smoothly at the camp.

and nothing of im. portance has occurred during the week. Bankruptcy Petition. Mr. Adams of Dublin.

filed a petition for voluntary bankruptcy in the United States court today for LT B. Lenie of that city. Lanier says that be owes debts that he la unable to pay and prays 19 tie adjudged a bankrupt. His liabilities are 10000 and him assets are 2000 The case will as referred to- the referee at once. Tones.

Rev. Samuel p. Jones or lreiniIle wlU conduct the services at the prohibition tent for the next fifteen days. He wilt make a tight against the saloon menand whisky" people in general. and.

it is thought that he will also make an attack upon the' city This is only a rumor- how eye and to not known to be true jjj Tint Georgia Band Jj The hand otha First Georgia regiment a- concert at the camp tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock WMe at Coicka- mauga the bind was recognized to be one of the beat In the service. The following programme. lias bean prepared leader March. Thunderer Sousa Overture. Sweet Briar" Xurendeau.

Waltz. Flours Barrages Laurendeau. Merlcana r. Chain- Selection fromTJau In y-W S. JUpley.

Overture. Ideal Laurendeao. Serenade Soldiers Dgsam" W. flip' March. ANaUons Pride" Scanton.

Finale. Star Spaagled BsBneT. Mrulian-'Bcgeri Pastor. Mr. Pullen Rogers tasacceptfd the pastorate of the Second Baptist church and will succeed ReysMr Southern.

who re signed several weeks ago. Mr. Rogers tai Just returiied front the University of Chi cago where he has been taktor a special course. r- 6 Mr Rogers Is well known in the city. lie was at one time city editor of The Macon Telegraph.

All PARTIES NOW GLAIMIICTORY Continued from nineteenth Page. stands seven di- The democrats flguH KIy in the elev entb district are the Rcans certain of- electing their candtdavHRncent BQreriq. while in the fourth eigHVand ninth. where the republicans ndw haTe the representatives the democrats concede their opponents have no more than a fair chance to win. On the other the republicans era confident of returning Walter Evans from the arm Louisville district.

where the democrat are not working entirely in harmony. Tlzey also claim that Pugh in the ninth. wjlLfertalnjy ba returned and maintain that Davlason la the' eighth baa a strong fighting Chance Only On ay In South Carolina. Columbia November 5- The last few Weeks has brought no change In the political- outlook in this state. The people are not worrying themselves about the re suit in Soutfc Caroline.

for the simple reason that the new suffrage clause of the constitution and the registration based thereon leaves no opportunity no possible chance of the election of other than the nominees of the democratic primary elec lions. There are no other state or county tickets In the Said than the regular democratic. In each congressional district the republicans have put up a candidate and urged all their forces to go to the polls presenting themselves and have noezi there to take note of the refusals of managers to allow them to vote. The idea la to base contest before congress on the constitutionality of the suffrage clause just as was done two years ago. In each congressional district there are hut two candidates one for each of the partlea named.

There was an Independent candidate In the first die. We but be has withdrawn In the last few Tennessee Certainly Democratic. i Nashville. Tenn. Nov-ember The campaign to this state closes Monday with a rally for McMlllln democrat.

for governor In this city. Pour gubernatorial candidates are In the field Mcitilfln democrat Fowler republican Richardson populist and Turnley prohibition. Turnley ind Richard. son will not be known in the race the ma. orlty or the' populists wilt vote the democratic thjket.

out of ten congressmen will be democrat The first and see- i end districts. with Brownlow Sand HenryGlbsonbSta republicans. legislature is certain. fe be democratic in both branches and will return Senator W. Bate to the.

United States senate. A decrease In the votes of both leading parties from the. vote of 1896 rs expected. McMll lln a majority la placed it from 10000 to 15000. AU Democrats from Louisiana.

New Orleans. November 6. The political campaign in the. congressional districts of Louisiana bas closed without startling lad. dent and' the indications are that a solid democratic delegation will be elected to congress Alabama Claims Democratic Delegation Birmingham Ala.

November Demo oratlc campaign managers claim that Ala. bama will be represented by a solid delegation in- the. next congress. Only two die. tricts the fourth and.

seventh were ever in doubt. and the democrats claim their nominees will de elected from these by such majorities that. it would be folly for the republicans to-contest Both Parties Claim Indiana. Indianapolis Jnd. November 6.

The pout. ical campaign was practically closed tonight by both parses. The' chairmen have Issued statements claiming. victory for the respective parties. a majority of the.

thir. teen congressmen and a majority. of the legslature that will elect a United States senator in January to ucceed the mourn- bent David Turplp Texas Wants Thirteen Democrats. Dallas. Tex.

Noyeos8- The close of the campaign in Texan la without In terest There ISA certainty of eleven democrats in QUtOZ a totalof thirteen the twoytorttfur Districts being the tenth and twflJfaC lh the' tenth Congress- man Hawley republican claims the election but th ftlwho force qt te state or ganization hf5s besjxv brown against him and the fit Ibas bees fast and furious. National ant local issues both. figure largely In the canvass. The betting is slightly In favor of Hawley. In the twelfth Congressman Slayden.

democrat. who voted for the Dlngley protective tariff bill. Is opposed by ex Congressman George Noonan and they have canvassed the district for several weeks. This fight has been so overshadowed by. the fierce contest In Hawley's district that little attention has been paid to.

the result. Both sides the result by a good size majority. In all the other districts it is conceded that the democrats will elect their candidates without any trouble. Colorado May Go Either Way. Denver.

Cot November 6. The speaking campaign in Colorado closed tonight. Senators ner and Wolcott have both stump ed the state. Senator Wolcott has claimed the only hope for free silver is through the republican party by international agree. meat.

possibly wth a new ratio. Ex-Governor Waite. formerly populist. leader. supports the republican ticket.

Although ten parties are named on the official bal lot the contest Is rtallybetweeit Thomas gubernatorial candidate of the democrats peoples and- Teller silver republican national peoples and liberty union parties and Henry R. Wolcottc leading the republican silver republican and western republican tickets. Both side claim victory. the republicans by 1501 and the fuslonUts by. 5010 to 000 majority- The fustonists will carry the legislature- but the republicans hope to'- elect a majority of eighteen senators who will bold over and vote in the election of Senator Wolcotts successor In 1101.

i Calif oroiaBaca Close. San Francl4ch November The political campaign which was practically ended In California tonight has been a most vigorously conducted on" an along the line. California this year elects A full of state officers seven. Congressmen and a new that U' Ie a senator to. succeed Stephen JU White.

Democrats Lay Claim to Minneesit. St. Paul. Miami. November 6.

The con-test in this state baa quiet The republicans nave made a general cam- palgtron both4national state issues. while theMemocrats have held closely to state Issues by that means bringing together those who were working- apart two THOMAS itt COBB REST Illilni Owimd ii itiftis Yuttrdtj REMAINS MET AT THE DEPOT Escort from Atlanta Accompanied the Body to Athens. WAS A VERY IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL Mr. Cobb Was Laid to Best in Oconee Cemetery Beside the Grave of General Howell Cobb. Athens Ga.

November 5 Special The remains of Mr. Thomas R. Cobb were laid to rest this afternoon at o'clock in Oconee cemetery beside the grave of his grandfather General Howell Cobb. accent to members of the family of the de ceased. From Atlanta came several beautiful floral offering1 the most beautiful being those of the Clii Phi fraternity and of Cap Walker United Confederate Vet- crass.

The Coral tributes from Athens were exquisite among them beteg a beau- Uful offering of the- university lw class. At tffo depot the remains were met by the members of Athens bar. of which Mr. Cobb' was a member several years since and by hundreds of other friends. From the depot the funeral procession moved to Oconee cemetery and It WM probably the largest ever seen in Athens.

At the cemetery the casket was borne to the grave by the' pallbearers Messrs. L. Knight Albert Howell. C. D.

Hill A. W. U. Ellis and W. L.

Kemp. of Atlanta. Messrs. W. B.

Burnett. Syl- venue Morris Foster. F. Green C. Upson.

E. K. LumpUn and T. W. Reid of Athens.

Her Troy Beatty rector of Emanuel Episcopal church read the burial rites tin. resslvely after which the choir sang Asleep in Jesus. Then came a prayer by Mr. Bently. followed by Lead Kindly Light" by the choir after which the benediction was pronounced.

There was a most affecting scene at the grave when Mrs. Howell Col mother of the departed young man. laid a wreath of roses upon his casket and bowed her head upon them in silent grief. It was a solemn and pathetic scene and there were no dry eyes in the large assemblage of people who had gathered to pay their last tribute of affection to the memory of the brilliant young man. BODY OP M3L COBB ABS1VES.

Remains of the WelURnown Georgian Beach. Atlata Yesterday. The body of T. B. R.

Cobb reached Atlanta yesterday rooming-at at 7 o'clock and the. remains lay In the union depot until the departure of the train for at noon. Many of Use friends of the late Mr. Cobb went to pay their last reipects to him Among those who were at the. depot when the train left for Athen were members of the Fulton Club and of the John B.

Gordon camp of Sons of- Confederate Veterans. From th latter organization the following committee appointed by Commander Alston were at the depot when the' body arrived yesterday morning Messrs W. I. Kemp Shepard Bryan. John A.

ifynda Jam Key Edgar W. Cook Walter W. Kirkpatrick Frank West Bray. Harvey Anderson. Wrenn.

Jr R. Maddox Jr. W. A Hanseli O. Turner W.

Colquttt Thomas W. Jackson. At the bar meeting- yesterday morning Judge Lumpkin appointed Albert Howell. Jr. W.

I Kemp and W. D. Ellis Jr. as a delegation to attend the funeral of Mr. T.

Cobb. who was a members- of the Atlanta bar. A motion was made that resolutions of condolence on the death of Mr. Cobb be drafted. and that a committee be appointed to draft them.

Judge Lumpkln said he would name the committee on resolutions very soon. The remains of Mr. Cobb were accompanied to Athens by the committee from the bar association and it was considered a fitting tribute to the younrattorney that this mark of esteem should be shown. The Jeff Davis carn vf the Sons of United Confederate Veterans. of.

which Mr. R. Cobb was a member appointed a committee yesterday to draft a set of resolutions on the death of Mr. Cobb. Commandant Mallard has named the following prominent members to draft the resolutions Gordon F.

Mitchell Hugh Dors and J. M. Soock. Jr. Seventh Alabama District.

Gadsden Ale. November 5 Special The campaign will close here for the seventh district on Monday a Joint s- cusslon between Burnett and Street- and a. grind democratic rally Monday night. Everything pptnta to Burnetts election by a sate majority and he will carry every county in the district. A well-defined ru mom reached Gadsden that Lathrope will come down Monday In the interest of Street.

for which he la to receive 000. CATARRH Enlargement of the of bones of the ace. thickening od nlmrmtlon of th Ma- tag membrane with its oonttant dUcnarn of unhealthy mucus and. pus breath tainted hawking expeetorsUng nose- bleeding headache partial lou of hear. laf and nol i tb head Caned bj Poisoned Condition of.

the Blood. Tht Grid Bided Remedy. Catarrh to due to in tmpon condition of the blood sad on of the sameroea ofliprtng or Blood Potion. ItmirliKreeome from a long way back In the family history but general opinion among medial men is ttat Catarrh UUM effshoot of Pot- toned Blood producing bad breath and lbs slave. munediymptora The tact is admitted by all tint It it only emetic by conatitntlonsi treatment.

Beuste Blood Balm B. B. B. ins sewed some bill. llantTietatoilatht on of this loathsome malady and why Became II B.

when taken aidtncted mixes with tb poisons In the blood wblch produce Catarrh to at to eaue tbe potion to ezpened from tha. blood through the tvaat glands sad excretory cnaoa B. Sculler Atlas. Georgia wrote us sot long ago that he woo surprlesd to obtvre how agreeable his breath lad become else. using only three beetles of B.

B. lie was alto ibis to ins inner. MnLalft Banks of Alabama wrote Mthat a friend of hems tinevaUng tlxbottJetot BBB that tl mneonl dltehargta which the had through tto Booth and nose bad stopped end Oat she was to breath frely and talk wtthoutoUendlng an jont with her bad breath. Sotonlo Blood Balm B. B.

B. It a tclenOflc Tg UbJe compound vied by Dr. GlOam is bit priests pnetteffor blood dJaeaee inch at Old 6orat8ent. ulaBolla. Blood Potton Catarrh eto.

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175 4 qts. a oo FAMILY' SYRINGES--- Palmers Family Syringe No. 19 fitted with repairable hard rubber valve chambers alt hard rubber fittings including in fast rectal and bent vaginal tube 750 Palmers Family Syringe No. 21 fitted with hard rubber screw pipes and- patented automatic valves 5oc Dr. Palmers Fountain.

Syringe 2' Quarts. No labor is required to operate this instru ment as the pressure of the fluid in the bag when it is hung as may be convenient gives all the force necessary for ordinary injections either for Rectum Vagina or- Nose or for syringing the eyes head or any other parts. Regulate the flow by the stop-cock attached to the. tubing a quart size 750 3 quart size. 100 4 quart size.

115 WHISKIES We have on sale this week another shipment-of of Qircken- heimer Rye Whisky 7 years old direct from Government bonded warehouse. This whisky is worth 500 per gallon but we. are going to sell at this remarkable price- Quarts ooc. Gallon 340 Overholt Rye Whisky bottled in bond Old Overholt our own bottling quarts 100 gal. 350 Finch's Golden Wedding Rye Whisky.

quarts 100 gal. 350 Old Oscar Pepper Whisky quarts 750- XXXX Rye Whisky quarts soc gal. 3 oo Rabbit Foot Corn Whisky quarts soc gal. 300 WINES A carload of California Wines arrived this week Claret Port and Sherry. We have made quite a name for our Clarets and Sherries.

Such high grade goods as we sell usually command doable the price we charge. California Cabernet Claret Wine full quart bottles 3scj gal. 100 California Sherry very fine full quart bottles 400 gal. 100 California Port pure juice full quart bottles 4oc gal. 100 JACOBS' PHARMACY n6 8 MARIETTA STREET 23 WHITEHALL STREET.

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5 1 bel fthOlly en. tire preparatlona a nalderablyoommented andit jBrlUsh premier jW l. 11' hodawu i1 an if ll. I reco 6I1 hilt. coU acuea wiatthertave reokoD act.

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Pla rd hav8beeiJ dnt onthe tre ars eve aIplaces Can a ofjt eGe teamiEvery1iody Iatall ot Ct e. p' nner. Betsi lread enm de If oidhe mag- n1 eent' t4emm nput sJ elal slO1 on. Mer er orgialU. iMa on's At1u ns ame fftates re- ere as co el ional campgntor weeklIe He- eleventJl pe ea thi ka eleventhwltbout I fore 16thltwlll on men mUs- condlttoD.

ser eants a1 1ount topn ill few-days lla a' aturd re tth In Vrsg fi oflm. EankruptcyPetition. MrJB blli1. forvolUDtalT co t. UB Lulter.

alIht he we. pr stq HlJIllabUltiea uf W1 i ol1 1uct llrohiblttontent ftfteendayHe a a1nJtheaallonme1 7 d' andIL henU P1akeancatt pon. COf emmentThlJllJI lUmorbow it 4lftth beatJ1l11e 1 1 1t1 1frruUen gentJlaI7 a.ocepttdthe.pa.a- nt2r algn dsevefwew ag Jdr oKera teturJ1 tr9 1he U1ve fCbJl rebe eentakln 1rfrR serI weU nmJi tbe' Wut OIl tIm cl jed1tor 1hO Maeolt ARTfBSNOW I tF' CDAIM VIOTORY. lr ft sav ratio ty. Tlied tlon.

republics vtnthe ent dlstnctue CAna and1 a cent i eig th r- falrchanee wluOn rturntn Water Ean. the 4. uIte dtlct. democat. worl6tlre111 hrmony.

Thy a elthat Pugl tanlYbreturned a mat tbatDaV1o eiht lu stroni 1gt Jbn8. 0J' ai ath CaoUu ColubI C. Novembr bought hane thi' tate lople ae worg abut alt i' Su Carolna alpl. re tht th surae clauM contution rgstrtion th reonleavesno no plible chc th eleclon th nomines ort democratclral ele. Tere or.

cQIY I rear ocratc. I eah nessio dttt repubUcan hAe candldte urged. a th torce Pl prsentlng themselve ad io' te refsals mgers aloW voe ontesta cone cnattu- tOn1y'- sagoclauso a ear ODealonal Ot candidate eac pare' name Indepndent ds- tric bu le wihraw days. TenOee criy Deocr tic ashvUe. Ten.

ofber I. ca- alC th sa cOe. ionday wih rUi McIl ocrat. fO gv or cty. atoial' are1tho U.

dematr FQw- repullan1chadson opullst rnley probiton. Turnleyd Ricar sn' lJt kown I ma ppllts wl1voto demo catc ke 8t onge. Den demcra The1s on dfst nneti Wh Brlw dBenr b8n. epublc gs 1e. f.

dencrt. brancies an wH B. Bte ata sente. dereae lea pares tro 18 expectl ls mjrity plaCe fom 100 l0 A emocrts Ltsla Nlw Orlea. poltial caalgn.

congresslnal dlstricsot LUlana cose witout stutl Il. Indlcatol BUd demoratlc delegaton winte electe to cnVes AabaCals Democltc Delegton Bimham Aa. eatlc campn Ianaer clim tt Alla wl represente 8Ud in' congess Oly two. dls- tcts evr IUld demoats cam wl eleced suh marites tt I. tOly te rebUcanst Cntet.

Joth rNes Cai Ida. InJaapoidNovember The pl- Ica cmpawaa p1Uealy close bb 1ra chairen. Issuett ent cai 1 vl try resptlve re rlty thi- teen cogesm le re wi cta Stl entor JlUluar tu ed te icum- bt. Dv Turpe. i.

Texs tlenDemoeti Dalaa 5 Theclos cam 1 Te f. Ithot i- terest Ther. cet eleven orat ei QJ ti- wo Ul 4 trlct bing tenthand lw Onta- muHawleyrep1lct. caimslhe eec- ton. uCwhltt or aaUonhA roJn againt tgita ut Natonal an.

Isue' fcure cvass. Th bettg I htly I twelth Cngsman demcrt. wh Dlngl taff bil Is ex neam Grce H. Noon' th cavasled dltrlcttor Ts ba ben overhadowd th ferc c- testl Hawl ys dlstrlt lUe atte- hll UiEret. pothldes da resul a.

JOo majof ther It demrtl wUelet thel cad- withoutan Clorad MJ' ihe vaT. Denvr. 5- seal cosed tonih. 1ner and. thstup- at te.

Snator clmed thE oly ree siver Itrugh byltertna ace a new' rato Gov elorWa forme ly" 1opuUt leer. suppor re ublca tcket. Ath naed' fcr b- coatest1 realyb tweef Thoma cbematorl otthe demorts. poplel ad Tellersver rpblc. onLJple' nJ er uon pate.

Woltt leadlD repub 11ar ver wetern repub cUcketBtb sl vctor. 1epublclUlSby 150 fuaiontl 50 60 majorlt1rThe tonlsts 1 Jeglature' ut republias bp Iecta maoriy' elchtenau tor. wf ovr acvot ite elcUonofSetor Wdcott aeasol gCol Sn Fr 3. IU camp blcl prUally. ended1 tA bel amot orualCnt teon alol IJe tol thl7er elr- ffl etof tat sveDQ ssmeD ad e1 il suoeed step1.

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a ot A In add- 1 memberof fay cee Fom Atantaco sveral beauU offe butful bng tos Pi taterty o' Waer. Unle Conederate er. foral tbutes rom exquie aOD tem blg bau- tuloterg uiversiy It tre to rJa were memberl ena lever yer sfce. Oher fens Frm' ferl presson ved Ocnee probbly ever cemtery' eaket wa brne aY plbearer Ier 1 Ktt ARn Hwel. Hil Jolkm EI Km Atta Jeur.

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las Wel ow Gorgn Rach Att YeatedJ' boy Cob reahd I om 7' ocloc dpot unU eprture ta theDt 3IUlY ot' te lat nt thei Jt1rapect hi. 011 thoo ere t4pot te tra let Atbe lton Grdon Conederate Veterns Frm the later or lton th folow mttee appnted Co a Aton 1 boy alv yetery mornng rs. 1 Kemp Separd Hyds. James L. K7.

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te eterday rnlg. udge LmPn 1 legtdo funer T. R. R. ho he br.

mton wa ondolence he Obb daftd. co mla draf Lupkin 8ld ne commitee reluUoD ver son Te rmains Cb lable Atens commit br asiton ad cnsidere fting tha Te calo' ni whch R. amemberappolnte commitee draf re' Cbb. lowingpromnent member drat the reh1tlnl ichell HUlhDrey Boock Svent Alabaa Ditct en. 1.

cam)11 w1 cloe her seenth wl jot cuslon btwen Burnet Stret an rAnd democic Eerlnl pptnt Buretll electon mjorly a w1 cunty weU-eled rched Gden Lthroe wU cme dow Int interst wblC receve 0. tt. hwll exrU 1 Io uJ Pa CDUI te Bo Bo Bl 8B. rf I 0 aar ollr mo Poa 191 wJ I i Ia 1. p1 ad ab pa 8 fac Ja a tb' to hC l' el W8le J.

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9utj1ioney backty i wantlt itorourCatalogue andPriccList oler atet' let. llt i bt tes pltaudVtolette jer' 5c Clzate Viole r. I i d' Eac Vlo ettece ParmcIoZ gtes Cabmer8UqU tExt 5hj 1 Jabs' LvendcrSlelnzslt nv Plnaud' Btllantn i r' f3S i H. Ho sC ta 4i 4 I' tlNatl. mal 2Sc.

stei Nai NaJSssi 5O and7 5. Nai Pqlsher wd ban Ie chanols tat 2SC. Dimond al 1. 2O Roalne Nai Pate. 2O RoblnnalrcsCsmeiic Nai nallsilps ch J.

1 e. Roblnnalrs Pear Nai Enamel. I8. Roblnnalrs Pac 10 1 Lles' Sa Pkebks 5O. Ldie' Algator Pokebk 75C.

Cin Purs. IO Roblnqalrs IZ Fac Powder Whltea go 3 Pozonl MPdlcte Pa 3 Rogr Qilet Iolett 5 Lvys LblacbeFa Powde. Fuler Erh oandJ9. Tetows wa s40wn Elastc Pads al New Elastc Cdar ar fittng. E4STICAf3DOMINAL Espialy pi nde prsons rowingmoer- atelyst uid retlntbelr ures asglving' th neded.

suppr. withut. tJe dlsiidvntge o.c bing' vf' umbrsome 40 3O The Goo fear Crwn A TER BOTT lek burst' I ntrly pros ex lu- Inventon andwhich Jthem combino. strengh bUty' togeber aristic I b- qt. qtS20 Palm rs Famiy' Syrnge tte rpirable rub er hrs al bard rubbr tings Incudinzln.

retl bnt viginal 75 Famiy Syringe No2ited pips andpatnted 5 ringe Quar. abr ruir oprate tfisJn5tr a fuid tho' bagwhen becnve lent al e' forc neessar forordinu' njions fof Retum. Vaginaor" eyebedor stopck att ed to tu in quar quar 10 qur size. WHISKIES- ste eekanother sbfpmentolOk n- beimer Re dire fromOoyernlent. bnde warebouse wolh 50 prgalon ut' are remarkableprc- Qua 9 Oalon.J..o RyWbisky bttedin bnd.quarI25 Overbolturown btUng quaiIogal WbiskyquarIpgal3 50 Osr PprWhlsky qur.

5 XRye WhIky. quars 5O fot Cn. Wblsky quars 5ogal. WIN crlo Calomia Wln arive thiswek Cl ft Por rr. bAvema4e urCJart 5beres.

lb gldc ps. awcacUusualy' double prc cbare. CaUornlacCatme qua bott a3S ro Clfoml Sherr ver fne. fuUquar bttes 4Q Ca fornta pur' Jui quar btte r9 QcIS PH J. r.

i STORESL68 MT STrET. lll 0) r. ti COITITUTION ATLANTAM. 8UItDA7P 3OV1EBER 6 189L DOES NOT 1' I THE ENCLHMEN ii iaIishus Declaration Abut the Not Su1ained1 VENTS I Biltuas Canct tai qra- 1 i OF ay I a rem1erwa. na- rit1ah 1 nftu uces ministt Ii ront ord.

i thingsand art1e hgUsl tba ye I chamberot I I a th ralley a ba. i y. tIo hIh I thevaIue I tLheld ciflaloryattitude ute. Th th I I I La wez ant I ha I khedlye-dn I I at hi. i i I I banppy.

C. jele. I 1 I I ar liptiustice. ii I tunity a Jtearidmiral I RED FERN a i :5 beat i 0 0 thsv1atttbwillbeLOOOmPe1edb 210 FIFUL AVENUE I5ew York Ia ilegyed order froos embarkon aBrttlahtranzport. roceded io otTTbotthe embarkUQD whereupn th 1lish.

6 1Is oce SCZA' POIITII 6cuif1. ii ew In ohn ubseqd ntI7bft. oben thed fromthelrase a Mr. I e.g.-- 1ppo iboun. Was was workinjfor aaw ll gain a dis- nu9tbers.

an Bailey an beg4 weremany ktidl nce theIr-favorft ta nd thei' a 5. lie ef A buxu In a' forAubUl4 I aaLLandOWed able to have timafter Mr tfmable chaTqerq I 4etW a jjjjjjjjj-jj-jjj CllOOS1ES nlfflLcrtuhi ATTHE Wblt ALLTHOSEAT con Constitution fa 1Noyember The site has I i tryin settleo UOn Gets. tee came down Ia 3 o'clock had enno I a. ha a forOeneral Ru or Hu. citize isglad wac his itaff.

tam arriralof givenan pr tttly- Qhte Georgiateam game. w4nner. beihinade nd eregiven Will fo beenselected. their-tents ms I ta-p4y0u I warm S. pf lathe thatheowea S4n CartersvillewiU the-next isnot betrue A GeorglsBaiid.

will tive OgaIzed ai the i. Thunderer Iurendeau. i frOth Mauml Ideal 0. A Natiorfs a Rev. Mm re- bataking dei nll4are' ar uk fig y.

canscertaln candida Cod I I the-democrats worklngentirely that retumned to tbgeighth I Gap Way-in SouthCaroljna. The thu in clau no fI thir-forcea suffrage Sr I days. I The cbp es MdMllS I Turnleynd Eight otii democratL P. Henry Gibson bbd The I I vote bins I The I LOuislanahas I I I I andseveoth contest ties The botharfies Janua toucceed 6. in- ccTe th-ktmi haetn Sgfitbasbeeir I I 5.

andWolcott bothstmop- or byintemaatlonai ew na- tIonaIpeoplea sides' 6ooo majmityThe California Bace Noverber The which th set nw jegislature will elect The bave.made a' paigh cxi national end tate the' demecrats iii" TIIOIASRI IS TO IUS101L ATIHE The The body arrlyed oft the Seaboart3tt eccom Alla addi- a de- I I I wa Cobb I I the-remains Ath at la5treIpectn eye C. B. I. Zr. L.

I I I I nf I T. Cobbwaa Dorsey 5. dIe- mu ft cud the znusbranewlth ronatantdtsehsrge is noises the Cured Botatilo Blood Balm BBB ad eoniiu ii. one may bass earn th Is the ncIeg samed iyinptoni liantytotales Is the sdwhy BeesaelLitBwientskenaedirected tin Calacrbsolstoessse Ibepolaon lobeexpslledfrois tb wt Mrs. Laila as that since' using six bellies of B.

H. B. Batthentsoouldiebszgeswbicbebsbsd tbroagbtke able Without eSending any coo WItbbeTbSdbTceIB. vega. tsfe Sores Caret.

tceF BWODBALCOAliatsUe Ed A r1 is with HL and Co. We' deernth ityOu wantit. audPrice 1 TolletWater 8o CoJgatesTo1 oz73C. Lw Brilliarutine 35C 40Cafld75C ted NaIlSclss rs 2c. DIamondNali I ioci I- Powder-Flesh White-a Fa 2 io and jc York wlthOut.tJle iy' Linen----------------------------------------------------- oo Goodyear blesthem 2oo 4- i in tubes.

I I FountainSyringe operatethisinstru th 1 other the.tubing- t15 WHISKIES oo we-are Quarts99C. Callon3.40 I quarts 125 own zoo ioo 2oo Whisky. 5 4 week-Claret Ca1emetClaret quartbottes ioo CaliforniaSberry oc galjoo purejuicefull bottles4ocgai. ioo TWA TAD1 6 JT U- s' A'.