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at patti and ilk oT and is pistol in a i in' it. I M. Irts. i. I lo the and vas cx- rt id strei ttiio i0 Man.

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fciiU Mini war Illy ttII lild Minis Ullt III tt u.ak. i re. t. rtliiod fr abut the Wild tt motion to i fir leive to ii nviMiijatiurj Timesuv8 ni wus of jnuioiis t- mti inurt It pr.i- reriury t- 0 todvem tl sTropojltlon rritig to tette a mmlt that of ttibuuaj should rncll uriwiji. pt on the rendition of facts ix.

and Italy. Jepatles pr of the right temerdil reform fchue to women. that snch an rieni that the IpnWic opinion her however wa taken and raancrwmajoii- THEY Duel Between Boulanger and Floquet. Tlirott in the oh While no. qu Only Scratched a LlUle- Oth Fo PUU' July Will.

expected tUo in. suI offered by UtntraI touJaiiger to lti Minister Flc jii in the chamber of deputies last evening resulted in a duel. The two ttemtr attended bthctr gettinds met me th vicinity of Paris this morning. Swords wese aw i both yinUaunu were wounded. Tie duel occurred on Count Dillon's eatate at NevUly8nr8 jje a short dlitence Iromibe 1 rrty.

General Boutaogc wu wounded in the arm and nock. Illi vroundf are not dnge i Otis- M. floquete hand wee scratched by i ficneral Boulangers sword farther than tlda ho was not touched. 31. Floquets colJcagnca I in the miui try were waiting at his house for I news of the duel and were enjoyed to see the' prlnre minister retttrn sate.

lie was ifvenan ovation. A small crowd of General Boa. landers Wlovrers were In rent of hi house when lie reached home. Noon Later details of the duel aro to the following effect At th second encounter Oeiral UoulJnler was slightly wounded in tin- x. anti M.

Floquet received a cut on the right liand. fWr resting the men renewed tin- fighting for tlU third time. General Bon- rnadealttnge atM. Floquits left breast hut only slightly touched the mark. General lioulan er then rectilvod a wound in th i thrust which put an ewl to the encounter.

Tin- wound Is a severe one but on ncconut of hemorrhage the doctors are unable to decide whether it Is likely provo serene. Till' duel iris fiercely fought. General Jjrr tried hard to kill M. Floquet and threw liitrsilf upon him again anti again. lien M.

Floquet received a wound in his Land and it began to bleed the seconds do- chit that titer light be Ilbcontluu but both cotiibotatt re-fumed to stop. HOW TOO PTKL was FOtGItT Boalan er arrived tint at tie. place of meet- in He juiced tire walk with II's seconds while the retiring of Floqutt who strived at 10:10 o'clock. While the seoond were rxriorictg the garden tearehing for a. rmt ffi for the duel M.

Flotnet without betrytng arty emotion walked to anti fro conversing with friends. At the sa oe tttflt' itoulangor with an slmsivt' iatjoj of in uce kept twirling his atking stick about and consultinir his watch as though impatient to begin iie ghiiIlji. Titer. was a large crowd outside the IrounJ Including M. GWJ1I1on one of the heads of tire police oliice said M.

Flotlue suctetary. At M. Lalssant who directed the duel brought together the points of the aW rJl' delivered the word of command. littttiatger immediately made a vigorous lungo at 1 woonding him slightly on the left. thllh.

Tile corthetanta were immediately separated whet it wee found that Boulaugere right JlIlwl Ioionnger was scratched. It. tile soond round he advanced with ex- 110100 violence to the attack. M. Tloquet told on the defeoMime and wounded the ufneral full in the chest with the sword point and with a thrust in the neck.

The. wounJs bled profusely. tktuiartger offered to ti ht on but WM As lie walked to the house the u-tnid supporting him ho looked faint. ills rlirfortt with Wood. Floqucte was scarcely wuundeJ lit all.

Iioulanger' swnd iii1 riot peneuato below the skirt. Many anxious friends utod Floquet at the home u.1ta- after his rutuni. 11110 uynol all members of the ministry M. Ferry and lila wife. and the prefect of iclicc Flot1uct and before a.

UI unuly all the republican members of nit' loft their cards at tlieoilioa of tile UDidtry of the interior. There is tea duuht that Boulangers condi- tin is serious. M. Floquets sword penetrated to tie depth of two inches between the jugular ii vi in and the carotid artery severing the pare- I nc nerve. arid impairing the play of the lungs perhaps irrecovrahly.

Antiseptic treatment 115 lilU resorted to. The general slept during the afternoon under the inrinence of morphine. lwtratjn wa-ssucceeded by feverishness anti at times the wounded man gasped fur breath. i M. Kuclicfort on hearing the result of tire exclaimed How wonderful.

The vrateet general in tie army let himself be nk by a barri tr-r nearly sixty years old. Ltlartrerne hllltarto a powerful suppcrMr of rffn to how longer a roan i who hfljjceued Lea republican wd who has SJWIl arnIjtitn to dictator. It isiiow believed tinit the wound in Goner. ul luuiuiiurs that is aserious one. i' M.

ulojtit received soratcheg on his hand hst arid foot. Republican journals in commenting on the ilisoa sion ill tito chamber of deputies last. rnaht between Flo jutt and lioulauger say i hat Boulanger entered upon a plebiscite campaign arid that the struggle between tile u-jiublic anti a dictatorship has Le Unl- vcisal suttrage they say will do justice to lu i The Liuiiernejives notice that it definitely severs all connection with Boulantrism Lttitvutive organs ouuimend lioulangcrl attitude arid aucrio to hint the honors of yes-- fj 1 trJals scene in lf chamber. J- MiJnilit owing to the duel anti I tartly because it i on the eve of a fete the ts at this tour are crowded especially in front of tie Coterie otlicp. Tht merit" of the rrxarr1 ileneril Jtouiangrr and M.

Klo uel art' exciteuiy discus. i ii lIul shouts for arid against to al till rite air. M. Miijnet in the enci of itotilargtr presided at I talittuti at Avenue nil this oven- I i s- lie announces that the generals condition was as favorable as possible. La Salt says tint tlJtoondition of tbegcnerav is serious.

that a high fever succeeded th eoc- trtrne prostration sod that his ruapiratitm is rapid arid sometimes very difficult. The are unllt11I to form is definite opinion as to the tllelall pnv pbcts of recovery. No bulletin tao been since the one issued by Dr. Msnod this afternoon. The seconds have made formal report in they state that llouhngcr received.

ft i trions wound Ire the stock- fir. MonoJ who I is attending lloulanjl Lu issued a buli tlQ sr.ltng his ttu.litjort It says there i II. Jeep wound he the right side of the gucerala tuck and that it causes marked JlIhculty La tits respiration. At present tire doctor isuna- He to give au opinion as to what turn the case may take. MILAN AND HIS BOY.

Tire own Prince of lit Taken by Force loin Hl Mother. WIIJ1DAD July IS. An orticer attended by twenty policemen entered re Natalie's villa at 11 o'clock this rooming and shortly after reai parcd with yonrtg Prince Alexander Servrase crown prince and a lady of hcnor of the querss a The two were bundled into a eloe carriage and driven to the railway station. hero the prince was handed over to the thief of the her police who placed him in the train. In a few minutes tb chief anti his charge were on their way to Itelgratio.

The rniey will 1 made without abresl It is el that the queen surrendered the-boy without a strngllo. A crowd cheered the boy when lie wall brought out of the house. When the rueen received notice thatshe must part with her son she telegraphed to King Milan imploring him to allow bet boy to remain with her another month. The king however was incensed at the abrupt manner in which the queen hail refused his conciliatory proposal for mediation and telegraphed ci to tire crown princess that the boy mm not remain with the queen a day longer. The queen had planned to fly with the toy Sbd with this intention tad ordered a special train.

She failed to state her destination and the authorities refused to girehei the train. Qu8eD Natalie has been ordered to quit German territory within twtnty-frar boon. PARIS July The statWrin the Place DuCarouaal Alwat unveiled tall afternoon. ID Ptdqiiet' Tftinie- mndsfwy who fbnlhi th duel 1th Boolaam thlr monttav. SWEET MELODY The Grand Concerts at Chautauqua.

The rrolnuDI of Lat Night and tire Lecture' of YNurdsr-SacredCon- Con- cerUon Sunday. The crowd was immense I It was more than twice as large at any yet. It was a crowd of music lovers who drank in the harmonies and and clamored for more. It was hard to satisfy the appetites of the YMt throng. But evcxybody came away brim full of music.

What a great melcdiac feast it was I ProJramme. i Quickstep Chateau N. Fr ufTrTrrd A cv Trotltore ajna ui Trombone srio Gartii 4 Waltz-Blue Danube Strauw t' The Kls. Solos i I Love Thee Nvano EacoraD PAST. pantasleMacbeth Jtontfetti JclKI Boca.

Wadttrop talllt GoonM A At the Shade of a Tree Penalto Jeto Meiican ft Tambourine Solo. nz I Like to Dance Peralto This was one of the best pronmmes yet given. Every number WM warmly applauded. The Laid wa-s liberal aid gave many encores. The audience Woe lighted beyond measure.

JKOGKAMMB OB TODAY. Hero it to 1 Lun Uy sof Mw I i- Luiri I NV Verdi 5 Yiuiati-Jli'-ravoritfi Pascuatl xophIJe Solo Mzcarra. 4. El Torfdln TitoMf15 6. 1 iiln M-Ei una org.1\ Ling Jveiiai panco iSlJ sal.

3 Hvmn March and dance AiJa Verdi i Mkzurta-Gvrnldia dot Ama Tejala 8. Ksutafcle Usrnaui Aerdi 4. New Oriwus Pavce Taraixrarine Silo A. R. Toledo.

8. DimaMc justo-BilIer Persltes This UlU contains several novelties. Ire addition to the regular members Signor Toledo the wonderful tamborine. soloist will give a characteristic performance at this peculiar instrument. Tort thousand people ought to heat this pro.

graultue rendered. Normal Institute Professor Payne of Nashville opened the days exercises with a most admirable address which was a continuation of yesterdays address. VALtES Or EUrCATTCIT Practical value is tlm bread and butter" side of it. Disciplinary to to develop and train the mental powers. Cultural affords happiness toils possessors.

Human beings will find happiness in higher or lower places of enjoyment either within or without. Libraries should be substituted for barrooms Looks for wine bottles Ideas for sensations. Professor Parker gave a plain practical lecture on the Wnomial theorem. Ho lectures with deliberation erd is master of his subject. Professor Graham very pleasantly entertained his audience with a lecture on fractious.

Dr. Smith in his enthusiastic crisp way of putting things gave a splendid lecture on proportion arid on problems irririterest He throws iris whole being into his lectures. Dr. Clifton talked about toe great bock of nature. lie gave the history of the pillar in all his various phases of existence also of the mosquito.

lie iv one of the finest naturalists lit the United States and ho understands how to tell what he knows. Professor XV II. Woodall gave a lecture on vocal culture which evinced great erudition end complete mastery of this art. Ho was heard yib the closest attention and recoFted much applause lie is certainly lulalt on the subject which he discussed. Professor Zettler told how to teach geography.

Commences with homo geography then extends from home. He strongly recommends map-drawing and teaching by the topical method. On motion of Prot. Merritt of file an experience meeting for the teachers was organized and its first session held at 3 o'clock p. in.

Prof. Pollock of Senoin was made chairman and presided with ease and dignity. The session was spent in discussing school discipline. New teachers are Corning in every day and tire exercises are moving on very enthusiastically. Every teacher in the state ought to be here.

Judge Bleckleys Lecture. Judge IJIeckley will deliver a lecture this afternoon at Chautauqua on evolution. This bare announcement is enough to draw every intelligent man arid woman of Atlanta who can spare the time to go out to Chautauqua. The Mexican band concert will begin at 0:30 and last until 7:30. Judge IJIeckley will then lecture and at the close of his lecture use concert wilt he resumed and the second part played.

which will close at 9:15 so that the people can take the train back to Atlanta. This will give shout two and a quarter hours of music. Tiro Nexicans play rapidly and will give a brilliant projlamme in this time. Judge lilackley should have ass enormous audience. lie is the most brilliant and original thinker in the stove and on the topic chosen will make a superb address.

The Philosophic society whichwas to have held its session tonight has been invited to attend in a hotly and will do so. and thus honor a leading member of its association. The members of the bar have taken great interest in the lecture arid will be present in largo numbers to listen to the words of the chief justice. The general public La greatly interested and Judge Dleckley may look for ho largest and most brilliant audience lie has over addressed. ltemembn the progrmme Tire train that tea Atlanta at five o'clock reaches Chautauqua at 602.

The Mexican baud concert begins at and the first part of the pro. gramume will be played by 7:20. Judge Bleckley will then ho introduced by Judge Hook and will deliver his lecture. At its close tire Mexicans will resume the concert and finish it. Tire train for Atlanta will leave at 15 return and street cars will await its return.

A Pay of Belt Worship and Music. Sunday at Chautauqua. There will be throe sacred concerts at Chan- unqua Sunday morning afternoon and even- lag by the Mexican band. This will be the last chance to hear this unequalled band and its sacred concerts includes musk- from Handel Dethoven and the great musicians. At eleven o'clock Dr.

Tucker will preach in the the assembly hall of the Sweetwater Park hotel and at the same hour Dr. I. S. Hopkins will preach in the tat tabernacle one of IsIs eloquent sermon Professor McIntosh of Emory college will ha present with his famous Oxford choir augmented by one hundred voices and congregational staying. This etrolt will sing at the morning services and at dusk.

Sev. oral solos will be rendered by famous singers. At night tmI grounds win be illuminated the Italian garden made a. veritable fairy scene anti th lake lit with bonfires flambeaux and electrie Trains will run regularly and swiftly and in sufficient numbers to medats tho crowds. Tire restawanta- are all Open and the buildings all completed to.

Cnaataoqoa and have a lb tnrtnslar will go theyLare every day this week except that terday. There will be the regular 1:25 ger and the o'clock train to Cnautauaaa and the train returning to the city will leaye Chart. tauqua at 9:15 exactly. The Sunday schedule is as follows Trains wm leave Atlanta for Chautauqua. at 8 a.

sn 8:55 a. as. 9:25 a. us. 11:48 a.

us. 1:23 p. m. 3 p. m.

5:30 p. m. 11 p. Returning to city leave Springs as follows am 9:43 am 3 p.m. 4:15 m.

p. mf 9:1:5 p. In. 9:30 p. ro.

The hours for leaving nd return of trains are the sacuias SCHEDULES of the passenger trains and tire track is clear. Each 1 qua train will follow a regular passenger train. A delightful programme fortoday and Sunday Take your family go up to ChautauqUILat at five. o'clock this afternoon sad get II. cool night.

heat the Mexican band concerts get a good supper and breakfast and keep cool. Tomorrow hear Dr. Tuckers sermon. the grand choir from Oxford in charge of Professor McIntosh three sacred concerts by the Mexican band and the fairy scene illumination of thejrroands and lake tonight. The Swoetwater hotel can accommodate three hundred people the Chautauqua rooms can take two hundred people and the cottages can take a hundred more.

so that yet' need riot be afraid of being crowded. Go up and spend Saturday evening night and Sunday at Chanttauqna. Chautauqua. The Mexican band is grand. Such volumes of harmony as roll up under the vaulted tabernacle from those drums horns flutes cornets etc.

is simply soul and indescribable The personel ox the band is fine numbering over forty from actual count and some were sick and out of ranks they present I judje a- fair average of Mexican manhood. The Laud belongs to tie Sth cavalry of the Mexican army and many of theta appear to lJe quite young men. The uniforms they wear of dark blue with silver lace find buttons at well fitted to their lithe grace. ful forms and are exceedingly becoming contrasting well with their tropical complexions. I was surprised to find so many so fair of face.

The genial leader Captain En rna- clam Payen is a model director. Tire training of the Land is superb and the dispatch with which he puts through the programmes is charming. There is no hitching snot halting in the music even. when interrupted by nests written in English which lie cannot read he simply smiles cued waves tire volume of sweet sound onward and upward. Under the dilemma arising from this shower of unintelligible requests the leader rises to the occasion by pouring forth into the reedy expectant ears of the audience the stirring welcome war-baptized Dixie.

Tire enthusiasm which this stroke evokes from the people is charmingly responded to by the graceful and genial ntanncr in which he acknowledges the pleasure he Las given. The band has Otto or more competent interpreters but it is a pity that they cant speak English. They must necessarily be at a. great disadvantage log under this embarrassment. No matter how free the heart may be of good things one would desire to say to them our prettiest speeches seem to us somewhat like hash when they have to go through the mouth of an interpreter.

Tlts captain Iti a very courteous and agreeable manner informed mo that he was too old now to undertake to learn English. I did not. much blame hint for what American has over yet mastered the language. And then the Spanish sounds very sweet and musical whether one understands it or not. By all means let every- man.

woman anti child IOOU toChatauquaanrd hear the Mexican baud play. It beats anything. It would be a good tiring ii it could ttay all summer. Our people who will go to Chatauqua will many of them. be oo tired or too indifferent to linen to the eloquence of our lecturers and proaohers and poets or to the mysteries of mathematics or soptty etc.

but no one is too tired or too anything else to listen to sweet music. This recreation is restful uplifting satisfying let us have lots of it and keep the Mexican baud as long as pcsftble. The amount of work done at Cliantauqun in the limited space of time and under the tide of disadvantages attending it is truly wonderful indeed it la aintost pathetic. One can see at a glance on en eing the grounds that for the past three months somebody has planned and toiled and sweated and groaned under the burden of this grand undertaking. Those spacious and handsome buildings so near completion three garden plots as fresh as spring and as varied in color and design as Joseph's coat set in grass as green as Erin anti all encircled with bun- drodsof lighted elfin lamps of rainbows hues makes a scenic of magical and enrapturing beauty.

The very air about the place somehow seems hallowed though tire inattatory barbecue was a short one. Is it be- cause the original Chatluqtla idea now extended to Georgia is grand and glorious or is it because of the reunion of the war veterans the blue and the gray who on the opening day the memorable ah of July met at this place and exchanged heartfelt fratarnal greetings under the peaceful shades of time sweet water forest Perhaps from both these causes time place seems invested with a peculiar interest. Bat beyond a. doubt. the spirit of the Chautauqua enterprise eon be felt as well as seen within its consecrated grounds.

Titers withsncli a prospect and such a beginning It Atlanta don't conic up to its support and furtherance of the Chautauqua. with a. heroic generous appreciative spirit she will disgrace herself and take from tire future generations one of the grandest blessings she has ever sought to transmit. I believe our people will rally to this enterprise. Let everybody stay at home this summer and spend their money there instead of the springs or mountains or the seaside.

Let the management see to it that people are not deceived that tine programme will be carried out to the letter that tile transportation facilities be equal to the demand of" the people that the trip to and from the grounds be made expedl- tiously and at convenient hours. Then let the meals lit the restaurant be good with waiters enough to serve them promptly and the failure of a thousand barbecues I am sure will no lasting barrier in the way of a grand complete success of the Georgia Chautauqua. BIRD EYE. lo not be induced to take sonic other preparation when you call for- Hoods Sarsaparilla. Do sure to set Hoods which is peculiar.

Let everybody go out to Chautauqua this afternoon and hear Judge Ileek1eye lecture tonight. Time Philosophic society and too' bar. will attend. It will be the most brilliant lecture of the season. Leave on the five o'clock train sad hear half et the Mexican concert then Judge IDectlcyg lecture then tire re.

in rnalatder of tine concert. A WEDDING COAT. Treatared for Twenty-Seven Years is Stolen anti Ktcovered. About a week ago the residence of Coltael E. Jf.

Broyles was burglarized. Qnit a Wothiwg was taken intradlng twelve or thirteen ladies dresses and a handsome broadcloth Prince Albert. The coat was particularly valuable. It was the coat in which Colonel firoyles was married just twenty-seven years ago this mouth. Captain Couch got a clue day before yester day sod the matter was turned over to Detective Bedford.

The detective caught one of the thieves a neJrro woman named Georgia- Wright and then went down to Marietta after the other one. He found the other woman Ollie Dobbs and brought her back anti recovered all the dottiiirg amounting in value to about i IS Too action of Carters Little Liver Pills is pleasant mild and natural. They gently stirn. ulate the liverand regulate the boweUbat do not purge. They are sure to please.

Persons who go to Chautauqua. to spend the day or who go out in the afternoon to return at 9:15 can carry a lunch basket along and they will find plenty of nice places toea it either under- the shade in' the shade of the. vast tabernacle along the' banks of the lake. Aftereocitt and n1ght7 concerts bfvJlKdca today Judfo BIectlays lecture The Hosee Guard Off for the New narrErtcampment. Picturesque Pen I I th Beautiful Place Where theJJon wm Uue Ten Bay Martial The Gorernors Hone Gturf at out thirty trcmg commanded by Captain John MUledjje trill leave CD the 6:40 train this momlbr for Newnsn.

They will arrive is that city MS o'clock and will go into encampment forten days. Sergeant John eattie accompanied by Yeur Bullock. Ford Dentine and Cox of. the Guard and eight hostlers left yesterday morning at thre o'clock. with the ases 01 the command.

going through the country to Newnan whore they arrived last light. Time commissary quartermaster and three ok8 went down Thursday in a. car containing the baggage and provisions of the company. The chaplain flrv. N.

Keff Smith. sent his orgAn down yesterday and' he wlllta oqtb8 train with the company tints mousing- They will. alsst he acoompnkd by brass ud string band consisting of nine good play- On their arrival in Newnan the Guard win proceed to the stables- on foot mount their lorees and will be accompanied to the camp a mounted escort of Newnean gentlemen. Tine encampment it situated on the banks of Pearl lake two and a half miles from New. an.

It is a beautiful spot. On a gentle elevation which commandu fine view of the lake the tents have been pitched. Back of them stands arbor eighty by twenty which has been hilt for stabling the horses. From the tents 0 the lake a beautiful stretch of green sward slopes gracefully to tire pavilion the. dancing stand of which extends partially over th water.

The people- of Newnan will treat the Horse Guard to a royal barbecue at the lake tomorrow at 10:30. UevN Reft Smith will hold services to- tire pavilion. Next Tuesday night the citizens yill entertain the Guard at a rand sire ball in Newuan to which all the friends of tine company in Atlanta are cor. dially invited. Here is the daily programme 5:30 e.

Reveille by the band. 5:30 to Bathing in the lake. 6 to Foot drill. 7 Breakfast. 8 nard mounting.

8:80 Inspection or quarters. I Dinwr. 4 Ladies visit he camp. 6 Mounted drill and sttrtnifh. Supper at dark.

A Ft upper- music and dancing. West Point. rondv. has given a rate of 80 cents for the round trip to the company and during the encampment the citizens of Atwill have the pleasure of visiting New. and returning for one fare.

The company can visit ut as like rate. Let everybody go out- to CMutauqua this ifternoun rued hear Judge Bleekleys lecture tonight. The Phifosophie society and tho bar will attend. It will be ties most brilliant lea- ure of the season. Leave en the five o'clock train and hear hall of the Mexican cotacert then Judge Eleckleys lecture then the remainder of the concert.

BASEBALL. A Benefit Game to be Played at Athletic Park this Afternoon at 4. o'clock. This af tsruoon at 4 o'clock the Atlanta amateurs wilt play the Typos the game being Intended as a benefit to ties Atlantis club. The season is last drawing to a close and except the exhihllior games which will probably lie played at Ciautajtjua today's gurus will be the last and the boys should liars a good SoreSt.

The following are tie names and positions of the clubs for today a game At Position Typo Turner pitcher Atom ireen Branan Lilly first we Hall lAwsbe second base Leoffler Key third base- Jones tiiudi. short MBrpby Craig left I Whitaker F. Glenn. center Held Turner Jo' Liley. fight field.

M. Teet i' Games Elsewhere At CJncinnatl dcclnnatl 4 Cleveland S. Bass. hiu Ctneinnati 6 Cleveland 7. Errors Cincinnati 3 Cleveland 6.

Batteries Weysing and Keenan O'Brien and Snyder. At Chicago Chicago 9 Washington TThaeblts Chicago so Washington 4. Errors Chicago 4 Washington I. Batteries VlUlhaltren and Farrell Shaw lid Arundel. At Louisville Louisville 14 Athletics 4.

Basenits Louisville 19 Athletic 7. Errors Louisville 2 Athletic a. Batteries Kwlng and Vaughn Mittl- mare and Gunning. At Indianapolis Indianapolis 0. New York 4.

Base hits Indianapolis 2 York 9. Errors- Inattanaolls 5 New York O. Batteries Boyle and Myers Keefe and Ewing. At St. Louis St Louis 16 Baltimore 9.

riasehtts St. Louts 19 Baltimore 12. Em r8t. Louts Baltimore 13. Butteries Hudson anl Boyte Kllroy Burns and Troll At Kansu City Kansas City 6 Brooklyn a.

Base- bits Kansas City ii Brooklyn 11. Errors Kansas diyS BrooVlyni Batteries Sullivan arid Donohue. isruthers sod Eusinong. At I First game Flttsburs 4 Boston I. Basehits Pituburg 9 liotton a.

Errors 2 3. and Sillier Madden and Tate. Second game Pittsbnrg 8 Boston O. Basehits PUiburg 2 Boston 1. Errors Rttsbure 0 Boston i.

Batteries Gulviu and Miller EeJburuc and ORourke At Detroit Morning game Detroit 3 Philadelphia- 2. Base hits 4. Philadelphia 3. Errors-Detroit 1 Philadelphia Batteries Getzein and Bennett nuftlntou and Clements. Evening Game Detroit 2.

lbllBdeJ O. bits Detroit 4 Philadelphia. 6. Errors Detroit 0 Pniladelphia 5. Batteries Con way and Ecnnetl Casey and Bellman.

Th Gun Club. The score of yesterdays shooting of. the gun club was as follows Hl 1 011111 11111001010 111110 19. Frank Holland 0 0 1 101161101001 1110010 12. 00 11 111111111000 I 0 11 I I 0 17.

Dr. 0 0100101011101010101 13. Kd 01110011011110:0 000 al. W. A.

1 1111101110011111 1111110 1 a. THROUGH THE CUT. The supreme court has adjourned for thtr term. Broyles Johnson law have dissolved partnership. Mr.

Ii. N. Iroyles will practice with his two sons and Mr. Malcolm Johnson will practice alone. The many friends of these able gentlemen wish them continued success.

Governor Gordon telegraphed Judge Nisbet yesterday that his health is much improved by his rest. He is in New York. Commissioner thztoir At- Gainesville committed Tom Smith moonshiner to Fulton jail' jn default of bond. Tom was arrested by Deputy McDonald in Franklin wan ty. An alarm of tire from box 52 called the department out at 8 o'clock last' evening.

No damage was done a pile of trash near the oaf. fin factory the corner of. and Markham streets. being the cause of tie alarm. Horsfords Acid Phosphate riford' Add Picesphate.

If you are nervous and cannot sleep try it All persons afflicted with dyspepsia will find immediate rellsf and sure cure by using Angostura Bitters. A luxurtouJ draught of TABXASTB SztTtlR AUBNT removes all ill effects arising from indiscretions il1 eating or drinking. Afternoon and. night concerts by Mexicans today. Judge KeckleyV lecture on eTolutlon Take the 1:25 train 0 tli o'clock id stay all day.

Tiaentertainment glYcli i horn of lit end Mrs. Leonard In north AtUntelut inzwaiamMtftdroccttt. Ttolawn wai de cidedly attractive kdng proftstlydeoarate1 Chinese lanterns. It vat to fact a usct etsebsat. log scene.

The stands from Yh1ch the refrerhusta were dispensed wm located here and there tnttt lawn each being inetafje" Of a dozen Q1more pretty jonnjladlts proceeds of tl tnterUnsM Trill usad for. tie benefit of lh north Atlantis mission It that twenty- live or thlityjJollari was realized. He ladles said Eeatlemenviioeotiiptnli tJrtmllIimmLdeatVe ranch praise. The evening vu spent deUgtotUTIy There was excellent music. The reading and charades were so admirable.

Mr. N. C. Carr. JIleUThulIdaif01N New.

tort and Rsektlale counties where he will spend several weeks. Mr. rB Price baring jnt recovered front a weeki1 illness. left Thursday lot tluvtngtosr where he will spent a few Mr. C.

C. Nichols went over te Athens. yes. terdaytobj tfttxirb riUjf He will a few days at his coon try hora arid W111 Urea KO to New York. Long Island Niagttv Montreal Canada.

The ice cream fosUvaV giTealast night by the ladle of th Fourth Presbytfiri mlarcrtfittte residence of Rev. Ef Payne corner of oZaeksnn itreet IIDdUJihland avenue. Will a sncceSa. Tine grounds were beawUUllS IBEIIDItedahd large number of people were present. QoUe a good sum was realized tat the esureh Dr.

and Mrs. J. DIawthomn left yrster' day for their summer horns at AIOD Virginia They will be gone about two months. Misses Adeleije and Laura. Adair arefijend- ng the heated tern atsTalinlsla chaperoned by Mrs.

Judge W. R. Hammond anti ID uspasay with pleasant party. The heantifol and accomplished alxjn of liartabor Alanama is charming cousin hum Utde DlCkers Miss Carrie Elston of Talledeg wImp has been the guest of relatives and Wends In this city' for the put throe weeks. will leave this morning for Rome where the win remain for some time.

Mrs. J. Snllivan has gone to BIUG Lick Ly. where she will spend tire summer. Mr.

Charley Black has gone to Amertetof Us visit iris Mendssad relatives. He will returJUn a few days. Mrs. Dr. Ashely left yesterday afternoon let SttltiklAnd springs.

PERSONAL. Dn. VAN JIQTSllOVU has moved his residence rom Hunter street to att Pettn rtreeUtt JOHN Swwaa a wealthy retired mill ml of nnnll was ill tine eify yesterday on to TallulakFalls. JAMBS president of th Met- ehsat' bank accompanied lay Iris family are lug Cluksvtne GR" lOre lew days. DR HAwxRoaorx and wife have gone tt AftonVirgtnia where the summer vacMleai- ot tbe distinguished divine wilt be enjoyed.

Ties many friends or' Professor' Charles Lane will be pleased to learn that. he will- preach tomoOw morning and at the Thai MethA diet It Ucop church. Mil. Losumaczo JOTES brother of W. O.

Joue is quite sick with typhoid fever at th i 81- denee of hw mQthecZthsO1l South. Pryer street. Street cars will hereafter wait for the arrival of the Chautauqua train at 10:35. This is by authority- of Mr. Peters and the.

public may rely' on it. Street cars will wait' until tie train. in. FOR. TORPID LIVER.

A torpid liTeril menses tire a tein and prodrteea Sick Headache Dyspepsia Costiveness Rheut matism Sallow Skin and Piles There" is no better remedy for common dl aa a than Tutt' Lives Pill WI a trial will prove. Prt 23 Sold. Everywhere. Positively Cored byj They alsoreflera Di jcreu from Dyspepsia Indigestion end Too Hearty Eating Aperj feet remedy for Dim jnesa Naosea BronJ- i. Bad Taste In the Mouth Coated Tongue Pain la the BdOkTOal ECD uvm Tl and prevent- Constipation and Piles.

The smartest and easiest to tote Only doso. Purely refetable. Price 25 twats WHAT CURES As a medicine of genorae merit" place ICUTTS against the world for tie pormanent esre of- dertofthoKldncyf I tpepgla Indigestion- Gen eral Debility. rvou ondfeicfc liters SJU Icuill its forms and all dlseerec of th SKIN AND BLOOD. We do not refer to wane on in an.

obscure pert 0 the country but to welt known peoplaln ysorowu community. Here Is the proof Kline yTrouhie Relieved. I I hare been sufferer with kidney- for seventeen yeas and Save been treated by prominent phy sitians of this state and Ai MTnii I have used large qmmttttea of medicines adverUstJ to cure blood and kidney disumea without reeetr- lug the slightest benefit. About six weeks ago- 1 tanen such intense pain scarcely being AU to meat lie at times I concluded to try. HnnulcuttI Rheumatic cure.

nd alter usin one bottle was entirely and absolutely cored and for thafira time in seventeen years I am without the iii htert pain sod earnestly recommend all who staler to give your cure atriaL Youistrnlr J. C. WARNOCE US E. Fair Et Atlanta Ga. ATLASTA Ga November 1.

1S87. H. IL ft 06. I 1 have used fiTebottlet of your R. U- aid eneertallT recommend iiaitbe best Wood PI" riter and tonic I have ever used.

SlBee Uklag Que I havcglned twentnOatulam wrifht Your- OUly WM A FrtttiattcBtJUIaaC Te UitH ATLANTA December 28 1887. Hnnnlcutr Vxmnatle Can Cm I have taken you Uainnicatts Cure for inflarsmnsietY' rtEcmatina wlUk peUbaaeaLJUi hi thsbest medicWn rbemnafiml ever took 1 J6H1TU srf" Sf fl jB Jrfy For qdclr raisiM thWlfcyttHfe ii vii ii ItltAbsoltttdjp TOcmdwtolcsoiaff orif laalwajaTiidJormlni palatable and nntrigo food. aK itotn 1 fflc tia P- V- Vfl f- sjzrJ of tartar nndlorotiefreasons deprade4tpona ethod ol its prepanfloa tIle itoyal At WHolesale by H. A. 12 Immensa SuGces of our Clearance Sal BargaIns Don't buy lb1fiingr or Underwear or Hats until' yoti have seem our' goods arid our pliers 25- per cent discount.

frons 4S fi fe" ifei The te Ba ainsi 12 Whitehall Street- Ij LADIES MISE AND CHILDREN MAIL ORDERS GIVEN CAREFUL ATTENTIOhfi TRAVELERS Or' EXPERIENCE ALWAYS CARRY SELTZEB' APUMBTST maylT dsm 0 Do Your Owls- flyefng They will dye They MMl4 rf. re PrteolOe ickS Tt yli noe luil fur Strength Brightness Amount. in- Piciscej or tar tnel of Qalori or non-fading Qaslltfri they do not crock ozamut 10 color forMlbf Bradteld War Dtugg5U 25 WIIIceIIsB Et Sharp Bros. Druggists and Apothecaries 2551 Marietta st ME Avery Co. iffoggiztr Scho- mints's Pharmacy 63 WhltetaU.

andl7UnnWist. VanqeJSapoleon6a IT Hflf Lost Yler and Hnbood Rred. Pi Function 8wl Tra wMntft 15 Se'S nut I THE EVIL EFFECTS IRREGULAR MEALS NEUTRAUZiD BY TAURANTS AttaL1EN1 A niceypleasant office in Const 5' tutioirbuMng. at business office Constrtutiprj. Our new CATAIXJBtTB OP OAlCi- PAIGS OUTFlT mli wutlt drill tactic sad Tall taformatlon ILLCBIATID CATSWGcS a.

6 spflLDiHa a ORos We. wish to point oat yon that TT are tore to Atlanta monds. If you have Dr idea of making a purchasa getour pricea before hujing. We- I leaden In Watches' also. Can furnish you ttte finest- time- pieces at the very lo prices.

No' UOtlb1 ihTowgoods. Comejudtee rolrdtkutrt IIlJ ld ii es. Cd If ititt pt ok It Iltll lS It" 1" I 1111 I. rl1te I 0 11.1 I 11 IO SI. 1 1 ttty 1 tee lit c.

01 aU I at. rnwtf 1111 ot I That i 1 Td ttttt ho nl tid iiy ttd JI' i UriI tIed we I I nttoitt It een ln r. I or- texa lIt. Hs O' 1 5 l' fiur WIt. 110 I lws i If ILey think 3 refrrrj 1 made I ba ll in' to Ihilpt II roe llism I CROSSSW RDS J.

I I' i THE GENERAL GETS THE WORST OF IT. 11 I CN hlnlr. Neck I que Other ioreJI Kewa. 1 Mni ter PltlJl1 thecb ber 1a ds tbe we fi nd Thfllluel ev iJlr anr Stine fromtbe' Oeneralllol11alJgcT oqnetlJ brt rerrerailloulan ers 8 miutry I IIC W8 1 Jn r8 liii Noon-Later tbedllel i the I ec tet rat i nd. tter men tJtlng malo a lunge at I.

Floqu tB lettbreast 2- lloulanger the cncoctI t. of' hcmorrh go to 1. I aln. lw aJ cititclthat CUIH l1talls Itou1aiter I Nt th. lng' aNd 10 10 se 1onds re txoIorul arden Ilpot lJ traY1DI' nlilI reuc consuJt JH I tL ouuld ncludiD oftho ot au 1 sl Starr.

ltl loclock I. I I If' pn nLs th vig-orouslulige bi1llsightly eOI ntaIl18 UI 1Ijer bcrat bell. SI ond un a Lfeu re tight CntH dfP ullt aIClI Doulan el'S Jilll 111 1110 lny Nod rellln fj au pre foot polk nrJy th cJuuu tr the otlioo i ju lU' an n. I ill coYrml tre tment h' I ral :1 1ttliI was succee. ed I I all llko larriter nearl lars lolIertul I ow I ins lMll 1.

Ie a I is now lel1nlllt HUlln crs ser ous de iktIion lIi ht lfioqutt liar llji li. till' larim LlulerDe efini SHe' Ill llouJan rism. orllns aicri es lecaus j- et' th espc IIJly I en 1' 1 f10cluet excileJi Jiocu8itI a I I 7- hI 1 the gcnua VLr the proapbets blll 1 rnuon. tt ttcn in bullott1n Tlj no is 11 0 uerals l' YC I A2l I a realp ard rr wn 1Ut' U8 we 1 1 l' 1 ml tit 1 the cha o. a i thexy Ji i.

th thw art ilan. bote 2 I I conoll wry hick bo pecialtra1n. I giwe hot quUGerman tour w113n. stat- In Wl 1burlrtthldI1el wtttf Q' deUene thRa zooJCll cau1Mel1ne and U. una on Sanda an I thron Last N1Cbtl 1.

Goutle.N. 2. rerture- artha Flowto a. ynate ot i i ac th i 4. Tree tA.

i irl i cen pants-I DancePerallo its triI rnt 1 lo Jz rra. Tltv rot3r 5. 1' 1ka.liJtA y. lIDa eitatpenco err IV March JDee-AiJiI. i.

Or llus. Pa Jot. Oll' Tnmbnmlne Solo--A P0075 le guiito- ikrPeraltes Jilio1 ou ht Or Payneot dre I hid. con Juatiou tL afcr to its lein either ple santIy au ience lec ure pOI tion II le I lIJd Vit AlIJ. cert inly ubj recomwcn an tO ieal org nized Pro ma an ew st te this at moon 7 :30.

Jud will1e re mell hieb :15,60 gi YO Th ie Jld nJ St chel en Ke a ss. toni ht Je he ha Ie wc rdg inteTt 6tod ho I G. 2. jO 7 O. Dle k- Jnd dh :111 rahfp Snn ay I grta In 8iD nd elal601 i the Tr nw1n reguwlrand therowdt ama1J are Go 1Ip SudaJ Chi an Oyotkezt worsbipssnuzlc for Cb fwilrgoo1ft the have eTer11 4 11 be re iz l1dth Chatit uq 4Iic 1tiI1lean Ch fi 1 mn 2 m138 a.

m. 9 a. m. p. m.

:151 m. p.m. and scmtImLEa Chautau for today 8un ay Lke clock et hotelcan Jn I upan I scrb tle numberin jud J1 crms I car ace fiU ll an tne. trainin read-he soun olmar nd exp ctant rcspon ed mel' un er ourprcttlest Tli wa. I mus laI to Chatauqua and llax tan at too tire in itTellnt an ut re tlul.

et it. Mox pes iiltle. in eell au an tl un erlaklnj prln desi ephs a. dnds ot Geor ja trat rnal fnll I with such bellBin tran rnit. 8 spln of waltt' willOl lasdn succ ss Sarsa l1" hich lec ure brtliantlec.

lect re llder a Col nel ot i matterwas tumedover Be ford. detcct ve Cu C10ttt lii p1e sant mIMTrnd Theygently ula th liver. aud rt le bowela but carry to eat un er or theTake. Ane 1IuSeaal Ju JImuri tlltmI t13O 1iU li2 Ji traht at' 4li1oi ld 1u. tI fJ EE ff 11 IThIHI" Gu rd offfprtJit Nt wl nan Epcampment.

I i Pearl' e' lithe a i DaJfartJ rkD1 orsHiue GUardabout strong bJCptatn ohu1iU willleave I e' for teas Ford. ofthe el ht a th horses goWithroughthe el nl ht cooks ca he v. will Wlthjhe f3 mcru lg. vUll 5Ilbe a and 8tr ofulnooo era. mi by 8 Pe rl nan.

I pi ched. tbemstands sin lillnlt to the ewnau yil Qn com llY cor Ile Din r. 4- tier dilnc1 The West wntkhaag1ven eDC tDilmeut nan rilt I Bleekleyslecture ture ar Ila conC lt I afternoon Atlan tI8U dr If IDg prOllabll eC 1 IJ a ien lt iI Wt otbc mlB 1reentatcl1er. L1 tIISC lb 8audonsblirt jYttrphy g. center6eld.

tleld.1'ee.t Clnctnnatl-Cirrctnmratt iDcinnati Errors-Cincinnati Weylling Chleago Dl ton Errors-Chicago Loulsville-Louhavtlle Errors Ii Batteries nf' xw In Boyle 16. ti a II li 2 Kansas KIIltiI1s Ci7. 9. Kansas nd rst game Pltt8burg Errors burg 2 game 6. fit i JO Pb Vtr Si 1el hfa PhiladeJ hla.

Oetzetn Game I h1a hits Errors 0 Conway TM 1 0 I 1 1 I 1 111 1 1 0 0 1 0 I 0 1 I 1 1 1 0 1 lie 11 0 1 0 0 1 a 1 a 0 0 1 0 Robert Cark Jr- 0 111 111111 11 0 00 5 a 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 11 0 1 0 I 0 1 01 I 0 0 IS. 0 1 0 101) I 11 1 1 01 11 0 0 1 1 11 1 I 1 1 1 I 0 21. ggrs. ntlemeu Jud res moon hiuer ntat8 No' ft Man cat ilevsfoM' dcannot It. lmmediatereit t1m lIln eerta lectnre at or Ute tronQrgo OIlUbia.

i1 igeDest If. If roir 2 bt1. te buy a GI 11eubUilf to itittJict NWdQ t. and tMduaalotUieuaUad1Jbc Ifaf8 uecI' ThCW Of. I I i4" fh ts tflr 1 i i 7 47.

Ii bo JlrLlAo blJJOrt.h-AUauatuf emllIWIIoUmIlbdaucc Tire beln proftIIell- nlm ctamOlt InllCeCle. neltaDdl In Uts belninebA1ie dl Tpe tlten ire th81itneft' the nB lbe1adJel gentlemen no JIP th1t neb eYan1ng11I Thuea and w. Ie enl bal i nst 1iim1- i weekll1111es re1M1' en. at. ta lfewIU spend Minis country ure otoNew and fes nlghtbl ofthe remd nce sueee 18.

el' be I lIhd 01I QuUeagoodsum UfCh. DHawthomel ft begone MlasesAdeIene eand. are rict. lug wn ac Mf7Min" ala Lcn A1B ItI1I. visiting her D.

I' wh9haa relativesand frlendJln 1 DI a frlendgoabrtiatiyes. 8 AN hauemond enee I Hun er 5t 43 East Eav elt1yesterday lItJ1PJI TaUl AbF1 unu thwMe hisfamilYj mr a a. Afton YIrglula otth1e ach night a thO 4tiacopet brot rMn H. will' Chautauquat1aiil publicmay TutsPHIs Uft1lIfta1qe5 1flloIe em. thaS diseases PrlIS I RE rmanent a U' Ira ll1tsforms an on.

h4IoollDlory buHo lQUl a kidnJ3' qU IItit1e mcd1ctneudvertistd' weeDgl suffered scareely States-I and a 6Olnt ly the I III yourJ A GrestBJoed 1' Gt Jri recomm d. as the er we WJ Promb IinrJeeaTHtlmo L4lTA. 28 1887. cnnat14 Cures D1c1t1t1 WJWiaaw1th be UIInJl1J' Ullt med1c1ne rl1eImWlm1Irommmm. tookv J1IFaQlQfierilij' Fbrdbnll SeZ lIOt ff ItJ 11.

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Tif nt i tlA jot Mo Jf J7li ii i. 1i ABSOLnq BB ii Is strength- t1D i uth km wd fjifeSo 1f ret qndl to A I 4 trr. bo fortha1eomplntntfthUclt dStAteaG6T 3 I 1 U1dthe thodof noyatD1dhg Po-d rl t1oub OOJ pm tandmostrelAb1 tho 1' DBnmmy iJtQrrriliD ri iQ Wholesale BoyntOttW lyJt et da1 1t Ebli i FE' ZER T. PUF I Jl 12wHtT1HALL rmm nsa cees Qu 1C i fo nn eft i Dontbn JQ ing Under II ott tJ go. ods' our 1 i 1 centdiscoun fromregu1a I I Pri.

crtct I co- I Gre BargainS t4 i i :1 RR CLOTHIN iltJamsmNGS RA1 7 JBlJOTS SRifiESI SUP1ERS OHN lit i' lVJlr LVi Jht ajc St JMEt MIssEst CIIILDREWtFINE WEAR r1 MAI CAR FU N11 Jtf 117. ina iK TRBM4TS rnayl7-dSrA d' LADtE PEERlESS DYES tuDmi Thel1d11 ueieitiuery PFJ Fa Qu colon. al. Bred eld Ware At otbec pt mf J. ADYIUB nUl HOWTal6l1 maI VI IS IIordr StR 1Ire4 ootMufSIA IIIIdf 1fnclMl.

Sssrst Treotlfree 111m co. Jew uiECrsfI IRREGUlA MtA OR. BAD CODXINart 8EL i E' NT vn i 9 1i nice pleaSant. Co wOOn bui1 ng. bus1 tIi i' tilN 0' Jif A 1ATuo tT oJta1rtl PAIOOUTFlTIIWlthQll 1ft drI1llQXUCWnIJaIl.

CATuoGUJjREJa trh I I. SLDlKIIIBRQS bV I to thatW1rartJ heaskuar' uIantadolD1a or prlceabefore have- beef' 1 Cantnm1ah athe 10. strew goods. us. 1.

Suvns BacJ 47 Wb1tebU stRef. It sounded tcned upin tigt. Tie to i1n O5 tZj 1 LJ 114 t1iS3 hLC ly tte4 td 1kh Horn. n. dr LI iio1g atI t1ie It.

ugant red om n. fl1 tli kNJr cli toe ht Otn 1 as tO itt bk th OLIdt ant t. titO i lie tli 111CC 1i7O. s. uttl to' te 0 uk d.

1 a graltc tt tt 1JSt. 1 1 I. vi u4t nt It borte Vc s.nes itrttai at Irawir tt tin I tuned I a ttttmrtr get TI. lid I i. r.

1. mr ti- ti-i mckah iii iocti0ik. ioretr IiiC. 1. ritiie.

ctrg tUi3mi at tc cenmin i Wetire. jI ii 1s oue fKtl a ii Leo it3 I vtflin. pt fac raruelliona rnsrta1 a dieni' Wai arj uD tuajo4. t- o-Jzt CROSSWORDS I Jieclving a ThrNck quet keraLjj oreg ew. IMme I tIiecbanr twoez.

nced ootntcatiuJUwere Dil1oneestat 1 the tant- hou th a tii th FIoquntrrieftbreast I itia ian ng oarne inii1Jrence licadsof i suet 11 ex th a him we. cot crorl mwa Si St Vi. 1 at i I a 1un 1. io it succeeded ii hit 154 to I I luishandr I ft. givee au c.

Midni lartly i-i to errors oques au or i 4. trn. 3 I I- re r. Ia luau rttaytake. It1 lj An realpeared 1' do eu him thecirlef Th Ie a bse prncu 3 OiIt' 8ta DnCarnusalwas th.

thulasge orbrg thdcnu. MM. LexoiD8 can Meltne ndpU1U I ra Jer SWEETMELODY pegraznnOfLast Tbecrowd it frmore. a Ttwas OcertatreMa r. Act Soto-Qert1z i pnIcsBartsfllta0 ofa Sol 0 Msle------------------- Lnlr S.

4 dzinee-Alda-----------------cr11 2. coil 4 I N. 6 Mc out. andtraln llIr beiniginto aufatton :1,5 i 1 :30. 9:13 I I i I th 4 restuxants-areall Saeda 3 5 they eyes terda Thewfflbethaas gerand therecloek tdCha fortodnyand totheirlithe Eacama.

haitin te them theyhavotogothroughthe it tt lei PC elfislanipsof very wsterforest tf thohar tb 1otofnlothiag beforeyeater- aboutO ot Tlteygentiyseim. thevat. th byvMex1caaa gs-BeckJoy'tIecturetuvBrtJan 4 MILLEDGES tMEN. TheHoe Offforthe Is the iii en oyernorsflntze anarsi-aeout strong mornlngfor lsck ing antLthree be Rev. ifl a1ith Reveille lak Guard Ladies amatcef forties mornrndtrlp GametobePlayed tir Turner ltsth secortd base Joaes sburtsapStarphy Whttaker Turner Vaxnhaitren 8 Indlsutipotla New St.

St. 6 lludaon inn 1I city Breoktyn 4. Sulttvan Plttcbnrg-Fnrst Errors 6. iatleriea-Ctiivin Morning game 2 Bcnneti- PS 1 1 1 1 1 01011101010101 i lOlOl 0 0 101110011 111 1 th Messrs. Frankiisteoesety etre canseof byusingAn- Aluxurloudranght TxrmcasfaSztflzra allill anrinlghironcerts.

1 r2train trnisUr go out thIanaoraissgand Ita1I Celis Ghc. 4ng yeUqftt wrth wrlte tqth Bon taattmenlrizot thrthsgisaadawboha5e j' 5 4i5 u4 I SOtAGOSIP. it tbebesntltnI AtlanTa hag eteulag waj a marked hen vasdo- Cidedi itZi 1ani iir frmawtlch ofa tettyycongIadhs Its entertaInetst or. th fa' 5mb gotopthI Jr. left Thnnday for h1li Juatrecoyered terday to ha at ebarbeesse stbtsjfattrEra eUT tagt fsIla and lc giwenlactnlghtb7 rued hIghland i ofyespiewere 55 withasleasantyarty.

M1swsf in' Long 5 lxi a deneenrom Hunterstreet 43Tha1 was thw gon uft1 the-rest- onus Pryctstreeh willhereafter anivalof Tutt Pills tam SallowSkln Pit es. inee Sie HEAQACIIE r- FosIUvelytZerfle IIAWITD1 unfliuwl TheyalsomUeYeDn ITn reas To flTeartyEaTnApet PILLS'- NaeDrew laces IAthOS14GTO They regelate the-Bowel Th sinaflestandeaslsattotake I weetable. CAZTU kZBlG CO trtpis sw Ass otgeunhsamsrltwa den oftlr Kidneys Nervous eud Bick iu the- sevenl eni physicians nid Alabama. Itive quanlllleeofmedicinesathertlsstt rs siIhXestiialn Iso AtiantsGa. rlfler.

a. I 1587. fivenctlIrtofyourU i Aee takingyoar- Pyeslasaj AtlasI 1 TeitImoua 1887. rIwumauwithireateeeAt11s muir BxJedge Ut boKuS- drrst flmuIt at je ic M55MAa ri iIj iNft IW iPwni ABSOLUTELYiURE qkrtslg Itlrtrptrtnso1csomffanr3of thtTenlngpqwor balwaf qbslity sneYerfefl3 bmQght11lCdtmO etcfl1hrit11Uo3llIt Baking Powder inry be cate bet tLt the most docte dlgoatheorgsnL ItIIIIiSCW1thDUdOter1OratIOII. r- LMotL1 I oat bieae ltul ttjwaaboth forthatcoxnpsn szid the Unlted8atezG vcrume BoocfUi facllltThs bavsfoxobhthn pcrfoct1 ptY daa- oftarthr aa4orothe earonn rroper sreportlona of thotsir ilaking Pogdeml dotedlyth psarestsndmcere1iblbaklspowdcr offerelto thop bllc.

A4 MQrrr1f U. COtst77Onit a5flf. GreenAt1nba t- FETZER PHARR ST GranCL Sa1 l3 rgths fort. a I Pri ThetGetflaigahisYet FETZ tJISHI NGS HATS BOOTS i Tx JOHN M. MOORE NOr 3' 1MEWS ma aosi Aiiit- EE11Ei a.

tscerSes TlmyisavsnetsZaal noofadlnngQuaiities doatnicittek by VmuggnstSchu- anti 11 litmter 4 J. 14 os. rngiHowTaig1r1 srN- meters Decsna. and insides L' fteared t5sa st snicte1fat1esnes. I etBnree asaviw MEALS fiOX1N 5 SELT2U.

1 building. flAMPAlltV Go ne OUIu1ThwIihcenltir5ssr stoOL ergantiwryaMdriIllss iaicttnsUds A St 5 pomtOuttG vt axe JS vii- A getouxpriceabeforebuybg. TE1 be5fr Ill Ut1tt tI rJLt 15J. flI CanlornIshyorttlfinest- hitIstaepiecesattheverylo ft i etipricec Notroubletd I 114 JPSTazxsDaoh r-i- i 1 L. 3.

e' 4 5. .5 i- 4'- Awe. :4 1 I.