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and co AOJEi CISCO ternber Portland witorie 18. ATLANTA Wffl rw loute leans and e. 9 return I taker 2J I 04. OFFICE TRIP TO ll OMFORTS if 1st 25th tk LJr Line Rail Old om Atlaa ood forllrSsI je untiIS4Pf 4th IMMI Double th and ing ian Car ii Richmom k1 fe rvation i space hindersigne ichtree. i Atlanta KER Ticket PhpM A Made at Request of Militery'-AuthoHtfes Smte Rate To Be Fix Wednesday Delinquent Collectors Ordered To Send Digesters A.

F. DiALT who presided trials of the neroee. Cato who were lynched by the StatubOro. has teen heard. tit request of the military author- Judge DsiT has submitted a report circumstance- surrounding the and the lynching' of ts neiroes the military on that report reached the office of Ad- I General' Harris yesterday but tie nt general was at his home to sod Colonel A.

Scott. as- Tlv Adjutant general declined to give N--- that General Harris Lgrt to tit publication of the report se It and turned it over Kl governor General Harris will not re- the city until Monday at nook. Governor Terrell will return city tonight no report will be to Urn until noon tomorrow. The or re iJre some little time consideration of the reports so tafe to say that no decision will reatbed I to what course win fM Wore Tuesday at the earliest retard to the military. Judge resort 1U likely show very Ut- of What to contained to the Captain Hitch and for the of th militia.

Captain Hitch has entire responstty saying btJndss Daly left the situation whoa- to ill hands. Outside of the receipt of Judge Dalys port th Statesboro affair presented Sew teature yesterday. and the mat- brfitfll awaits the return tram St. of Governor Terrell. The whole is dsply Interested in what the Brrnor will do.

for it is a matter Spit vitally effects the people. as well tin state militia Increased Tax Returns Opptroller General W. Wright Spitted the figures yesterday showing ltacruse in tax returns made by the and other corporations which red to make their returns to ibfor toe year 1904. net increased railroad and corp tian returns for 1904 are 2197293. t4 the total railroad and corporation ferns for this year are 73851 SS7 total increase in general property shown by the various county Till be about 23000000.

In. increase has been shown in digests received up to date. but it ed that Richmond county wltU falling off of nearly 1500000. there should fee such a slump in county the officials are at a bat to Imagine. The Richmond county for 1903 were the same ton to that the taxable property of btttranty hag shown no Increase in of thirteen years according to CBjtroller General Wright.

CM Increases In the five or six other WSttes yet to be heard train however. oaarli if not quite counterbalance joss in Richmond so that the net tatue will remain about 23000000. Y1th the increase in railroad and Srporstlon returns will mean a total Bdscrease of 29000000. To Fix Tax Bate Wednesday. jl governor and comptroller general the state tax rate next Wednes- Itii believed that with a net Increase I US 000000 in the taxable property of over last year the tax rate br 904 can be fixed II low as 6480 on tclt 61000 whereas It wa last reason for this is there are no Ined expenses this year the appropriator 904 havlng been made In the pwal appropriations bill that was pass.

the legislature in 1902. increased appropriations made toy jeflilature at its recent session do Wkppfy until 1905 and by that time 14 thought. some arrangement can be to. take care or them. are five county digests un out- Jas those of Coffee Lee.

Lurnpkln an and Rldhmond counties and HTtroner General Wright yesterd 8 to the tax collectors of these cOun- lating that their digests must be in Uads by next Wednesday In default VfMch they will forfeit their commls- for 1904. It is absolutely neces- tttst the digests be here that because the figures must be in before the tax rate can be fixed. submit to the penalty of ir years pay. these lax cot- 50000 Boxes Free Rheumatism Gored by a For' rheumatism that horrible plague I dlBcoy. ered a harmless remedy and In order that every suffering reader may learn about it I will gladly mall him a box tree.

This wonderful remedy. which I a fortupate. chance has oany cases of 30 and 40 years OK. among them persons of up- S9 years of age. No matter form of rheumatism is.

this will surely cure you. Do not Other remedies' have failed to tn nor mind If doctors say you frable Mind no one but write nce and by return mall you iilS Te th box also the most 7f illustrated book ever gotten subject of theumatism. abso- it will tell you all about Tou get tnis remedy and ook at the same time both fcttte. hearTroralTOtt at once. 7 J.

leetors will ho doubt. send the digests in by the time stated. Tb Union county digest has never been received but- that was forwarded and was lost transit. Efforts are now to locate It. The Upson county di test wag received but had to be.

sent back for correction net has not yet bean returned. These are the only remaining digests not in the possession of the comptroller general. It Is said that Morgan county will show an increase of about 400000 Coffee about 300000 and Lee about T00000. The state officials are relying on these remaining counties to a Teat extent to offset the slump In Richmond. Franchise Was Assessed.

Comptroller General W. A. Wright yesterday assessed the franchise of the Georgia Telephone and Telegraph Company. of Savannah at. 30000.

and it will stand at that figure. In tact the assessment was mail. some days ago and the company notified but took no action and yesterday the Urns expired in whtdh It was allowed to de mand. arbitration. The company had returned.

Its franchise at 110000. Its urn of physical property was 150050 which was accepted by the comptroller general. When the company made. Its returns It ailed to furnish a statement of its capl- al stock bonds. and other securities.

nor did it glee any statement of its gross and net earnings. The comptroller general wrote again and asked for this but has received no rerly to his letter. Mlcl4gan Man May locate Here. Welter A. Smith of Grand Rapids Mlch la In the city having come to Georgia for the purpose of looking over the situation with a view to going Into the peach growing business.

Mr. Smith spent some time yesterday in the office or Commissioner of Agriculture Stevens. conferring with Assistant Commissioner Wright and State Entomologist' Wllmon Newell regarding the situation. He la very much Impressed with Georgia and particularly with Atlanta. He thinks he will arrange to come to Georgia and start an orchard.

Hessian Ply in State Entomologist WUmon Newell has returned from a trip to Bartow county. where lie went to investigate he destruction of a large portion of the wheat crop by the Hessian fly. Bartow is perhaps the leading wheat growing county in ha su.t- and it is important that the crop should be protected. Ar- rangementa have been made to plant several wheat fields at dlf erent times keep an exact record of them and ascertain II what tires the Hessian fly deposits ta eggs on the wheat This time Is practically the same every year and when the time is ascertained. the wheat will be planted so as to come up too late or this pest to do it any harm.

The experiment will require a year or two to work out but it is believed it will prove effectual. New Bank for COU7C7L I Peel. of Atlanta. and others have applied to the secretary of state for a. charter for the Bank of Conyers to be established at Conyers.

In Roekilale county with a capital tack of 25 000 The other incorporators are M. Wood T. D. OTCelltey. A.

Dabney. Whatley and Charles Galley all of ROockdale county. ST. ANGELA'S ACADEMY At Mken a. Opens eptemb 12.

St Angela's Academy is getting herself in superb order for the opening of the new scholastic year September 12. Notable additions larger personnel. The class rooms are ht and re splendent the finest of furniture has jeen. Installed complete libraries for study and information are It the I1ls- osal of students and teachers. A large recreation hall has been added.

Everything la inviting and up-to-date await- ng the opening. The teachers have returned from their vacation recuperated and eager tar work. Miss Charltort Dozier. of sdgefleld. and Miss May Bellinger of Walterboro have een added to the faculty.

This choice the result of much patient inquiry and of many applications. They are both roflolnt in mathematics and English Their testimonials Drove them highly cultured. Their put success achieved rear after year the schools of their native towns and elsewhere attests their right and ability to teach the branches and classes at the academy for which they are engaged. COMMITTEE MEETS. TUESDAY.

Proposition egarding Washington Street Viaduct and Waverly Place wm Be Considered. The special council committee to which me ordinance formulating a contract with the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company for a settlement of the Washington street viaduct and Waverly place proposals was referred. will meet Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. The comtnitee invites all citizens who wish to be heard on the matter to appear at that time when they will be given an opportunity to express their views. The general council will meet again next Thursday afternoon at a o'clock when the ordinance will be taken up and voted upon.

It seems that the railroads proposition to buy Waverly place for 50000 and to give a rlgt of. way over the railroad property for the Washington street viaduct will be accepted as no' councilman or alderman has expressed any opposition to the contract outlined In the ordinance. INSURANCE MONEY. Dr. LIghtle Voluntarily Beturns Af tar His supposed Death.

Little Rock Ark. August 20 Dr. G. LtrhUe who was supposed to have been burned in his barn at Searcy. May and on whose- death insurance corn.

panics paid 19000 on policies. returned to Beard at ISO o'clock this morning and surrendered to Deputy Sheriff George Walters. LIghtle says did not attempt to commit fraud but left suddenly because hi' tad' a corpse In his barn for dissection- And when the building 4 urned he feared he might be arrested for grave robbing He first went to South Carolina then to Georgia and he says he was In MemphIsSrhenhe heard whaTa raess thteit wasinandfr turned voluntarily. i LJ ntliV teturnid 15100 of the pWjjINIw fil Bl ir fe Cholera Morbus and Duffy's Pure Whiskey aide digestion sod purlflM lad enrich. UM blood regulates the bowels qol the nerves hardens.

the muscle. the hearts estion tad builds up led sustains the entire system. Prescribed for halt a etntlUT by KUnc Puffy la i olot lr pure conko no UM oil. and la the only whiskey reoocnlied by the CO as a mJJclee. At all drugiots and vomm or.

tinat bottle. Medical booklet tree. Duffy Malt Whisky Co. Rochester. N.

T. fee. ivtf4edy jirs every on WM fal his srt aStona np win Xleffys Pure Malt If sth most effsctlTe gtna dMtroyw. known to Ua aedioal pro. fesrioa.

i FLOOD. SWEEPS TOWN OF GLOBE Seven Lives Are Known To Be' Lost in-Arizona Disaster. El Paso August 20. Seven Un. at least were lost in the flood that swept through the town of Globe Ariz.

and surrounding country. The known dead are- Id. N. MITCHELL a Southern. Pacific machinist and.

his wife. WILSON. clerk. CHARLES SIMS. JOHN EP HY.

MRS. mLHD. MISS MOODY. According to the report of the courier who brought news of the disaster at Bowl. others were drowned betides those named in the foregoing list but their names are not yet known.

The Gila val- ey Globe and Northern railroad tracks were washed out for a distance of three- quarters of a mile. TelegrapIs communication with Globe la interrupted and it Is mpossible as yet to learn tall details from the disaster. Globe is located In a broad valley that slopes down to Final creek. which crosses the main street of the town. The flood was caused by a cloudburst at Pima above Globe on Final creek.

A NEW ATLANTA INSTITUTION The Liquid Carbonic Co. Inaugurates a Distinctly Southern Enterprise Our City. The Liquid Carbonic- Company of Clii- go. New York PlttSbUrg St. Louis.

Milwaukee Cincinnati Baltimore Minneapolis City and Dallas has recently completed the erect. on of magnificent three-story and basement factory Nos. 5 and 7 Nelson street near Forsyth. Atlanta for. the manufacture of their famous Diamond Brand" liquid The concern above referred to Is well known throughout the United States as the largest most progressive and down.

to manufacturer of modern artistic and sanitary soda fountains continuous automatic oarbonators arid bottling ma- chlrery ol every description beer pumps liquid and crushed fruits and the va- rlCUI lines of soda fountain requisites and supplies th famous Diamond Brand" liquid gas. extracts and labels and. in tact of every accessory pertain- eg to the dispensing or bottling of good healthful palatable soda water. might sail1 incidentally that' the new Atlanta factory is by far the largest of its class south of the Ohio river and is a. distinctly southern Institution.

The capacity of this tactoQrll 1 considerably. in excess of the present demand. but by reason of the favorable location arid the manufacture of only the very highest gr products the company expects to materially stlmti- ate the demand for their popular Dia mond Brand" liquid gas and to ret their general lInes even more extensively In use in the south than heretofore al though the name of The Liquid Is now CAery where a synonym for the best in their lint. In the same building with the carbonic gas plant will tie found spacious and well-lighted show rooms in which Is on exhibition a line of sanitary soda. fountains soda.

fountain requtistes car- Monitors and bottlers machlny beer pumps etc. such as has never been shown in the south before. For the benefit of the putrflc we desire to. lay especial emphasis upon the perfect sanitation embodied in a liquid soda. fountain These fountains are all equipped with The Liquid special white porcelain tilting sirup containers.

which art absolutely germ proof. making it a pleasure to both customer and dispenser to know that soda water drawn from a liquid" fountain is always pure whole- some and delicious and. by reason of the perfect icing system of these fountains ice cold at all times. The doors of The Liquids establishment will always be found open and the visiting public as wiU as those direct. interested lit the soda water or hot- tang business are cordially welcomed The goods will be.

found of the highest quality and the prices right. We he speak for the new Atlanta industry the interest and patronage of Atlanta and contiguous territory and of the south la general Prater Narrowly Escapes Burning. illness-file Gi August SO; 1 night at I o'clock the town is kened by the firing cf guns and ringing of bells to find Colonel Don Tea. sets residence was aflame. He was awakened Just In time to save himself.

la three minute more the roof would have fallen In on hint. He escaped. but could not save his wearing apparel or furniture. As his wife and children are visiting Waycrozs lie was the only on In the house. It Is supposed the house was et afire In the loft by ratfvi Cole.

uel Fraser bad justt about eomplteal fixing up hi. home. He Is a candidate for the legislature. from this county There was no insurance. tt 1 Hallie-Ermlna.

BivesMaUst Book THE CASTX Ar. lsrtP ti Postags. iSa. sale at JohalL Miner Cospanr Marietta strsftt Atlanta TfSWF Mit A Jlslft ISlKfl SSStsl IISBLJI flBH sWa I SoutlwAi. Seabrd mild Central Will Handle Host of Georgia Troops.

Sixteen Trains of Soldiers iWlll Pass At. lauta Sept. 8 and 8. On September 2 and Atlanta Is certain to look like the mobilizingpoint or a great art during war time and the reason for this will be the train loads of troops hurrying through this city to the big maneuvers of the government In around historic Manudas In Virginia. There will be tome sixteen trains" of these soldiers who will leave or pass through Atlanta.

Seven of these will be from Texas two from Montgomery la. both the Alabama troops and most of the Texas troops coming here over the West Pout roots two trains Albany and Macon over the Central of Georgia. one from Madison two carrying the Sixteenth United States regulars going from here to destination over the Southern. and two trains from Atlanta carrying Georgia troops from this and adjacent clues. As will be seen by' the following orders.

the Southern. the Seaboard and the Central of Georgia will handle mot of the troops from this section. Atlanta has been selected as a mobilizing point for Georgia troops and on September 2 it is more than probable that the streets will be rilled with soldier boys from different sections of the state getting ready to hurry to the front and engage in the mimic warfare where some 25000 to SCwOO soldiers will be engaged In carry out maneuvers as provided for in the Dick 11. The seven trains of soldiers from are expected to pass through here on September Neither these troops nor those tenon Alabama will spend any tints in Atlanta. They will hurry right through here on September' 3.

Neither these troops nor those from Alabama will spend any time In Atlanta. They will hurry right through stopping only about half an hour or even less. Of course all of these extra trains hers made a big demand on the railroads for equipment and all of the passenger men In the Atlanta railroad world have beea kept busy working over time in const querrce But all Is now In readiness and every arrangement has been made for the handling of the troops and this too at regular schedule time. One thing is fortunate and that Is that this heavy movement comes just after Le movement of the peach crop where the fruit trains have been running as extra sections to the regular passenger trains. In this way the Southern has been handling from seven to ten- trains a day al of which have neen hurried to their destination with never more than a half hours delay on account of congestion.

The Official Order The following orders from Colonel Jones quartermaster of the department of the gulf explains the movement of the troops so fat' as Georgia is con oerned For the provisional squadron of cavalry. The troop from Savannah awarded to Seaboard Air Line time from Savannah eighteen hours. The Darien detachment will proceed via Darien and Western and Seaboard Air Line to Savannah. Guyton detachment will march to Savannah. This troop will return via Atlantic Coast Line.

One troop from Atlanta awarded to Southern railway time seventeen hours. Atlanta detachment will pick up Gainesville detachment en route. Augusta detachment will proceed to Charlotte via Southern railway. Joining at Charlotte. One troop from Main tosh Johnson Station arid Jesup will move.

Jesup via Atlantic coast Line to Liberty City where detachment from Johnson Station will be picked up themes- to Savannas via Atlantic Coast this picking up Mclniosh detachment en route. The First regiment. Second battalion orders for moving are as follows. Company Monroe and Covtagton Covington detachment to proceed via Social Circle to Join th detachment at Monroe the company proc 4ing to Gainesville to picked up by troops from Atlanta. Company Augusta via Southern- railway to Charlotte to Join troops from Atlanta.

First regiment third battalion. Company I Macon and Darneeville Macon detachment to pick up the Barlteavllls detachment en route to Atlanta. Company Jackson and Thomaston end Tennllle TennUle to Macon thence Joining Thomaston at Barnesville en route to Atlanta. Company Macon via Central of Georgia to Atlanta Company Eastman. RawkJnsvllle and Barnesville Eastman and Hawkinsville to Brnesvllle via.

Southern railway thence yin Central of Georgia to Atlanta. Thes troops will proceed front Atlanta via the Southern. First regiment First battalion company A. son AmUleul OutntMrt Join lmericul thence via Central of Georgia to Macon and Atlanta via Southern to destination. Company.

Albany Tifton and Flag-raid join at Tifton them via User. Southern god Florida to Macon Central of Georgia to Atlanta and Southern to destination. Company ThomuvtUe BalDbrtdCe and Valdosta Join at. Thomasvllie thence Atlantic and Birmingham and Georgia Southern. and Florida to Macon Central of Georgia to Atlanta and Southern to destination.

Company Columbus and Port Gaines Join at America thence via Central of to Macon and Atlanta. and Southern' to destination. Company FFberton MlHeHgemn Washington Elberton and Mllledgevllle to Join at Athens thence to Lcla. to picked up by Atlanta troops. Detach.

meat tram Washington to Athtns. thence via Lola end Southern. Company F. Athens and Conyers Conyers. detachment.

to proceed via Mladtoon to loin the detachment it Athens the company proceeding tram Athens. to Lo la to picked troops from At. Unta. Olio Getting Nw Scalp. New Tors August 80.

Margaret Dougherty. of Rochester who was al most scalped lit. an' automobile accident August 10. is recovering at a hospital here after undergoing remarkable op eratlon which resulted IB the replacing of her scalp which was torn from her Lead The cuticle already has begun to unite the girls hair shows such of vitalltyAthat the success of the operation Is assured. Father Felix Elected.

Father fclix has been electodr provincial. of the Order of Passioniif Fathers to succeed the Jtev. Stephen who died recenUy whfla conducting services. Th oeorr was cho chief liii first con- loiter to-succeed Father Pea vand4ti Rev FathCTiMcJftjnara Tssto olthe Psiocist monastery at St. wts tedchleg.

IN AJ LANI UK lOTES THB HUB 7 CNIX rv- A Atlanta Office and Warehouse of the' General Fire Extinguisher Co. SUCCESS 01 THB GEN- EIUL PIBB EXTINGUISHES DEFAET2CENT Tilt Department Has wed the Buie of Expansion Prom the Start. The Stock Curled' in All tine. is the Largest and Best Assorted of Any in the South. High Grade Haterial Covering Every Branch of the Steam.

anti Water Supply Business Is Its Specialty. It there Is one thing more than another that absorbs Atlanta's ambition' it is her determination to be. the one tm- important center for supplies of all kinds for the entta southern territory and that she has succeeded Is evidenced front the tact that such concerns as the one that heads this notice hare located here and become among the most prominent in its upbulldlng The continued increate In this company's business is illustrative In no small degree of that general de. velopment along all lines of trade. Step by step this company has made advancement until now their equipment and facilities are enormous and their establishment one of the largest and most progressive In the south.

Since the company established Its supply business here in Atlanta Is April last Its growth under the sand of Judicious manage. ntent has been no less titan phenomenal and they have acquired both a fame- and reputation for the reliable and substantial manner In which they fulfill their contracts excelled tip' none In the country. They occupy a thoroughly modern building on Marietta street. No 876 to 27 a cut of which appears In connection with- this article. It is a tour stories Sit helrhth 60 hr ISO feet in dimensions and has a basement of equal proportions the entire street floor being used for offices etc.

The stock carried here is the largest and most comprehensive as well as the best sorted of any similar establishment on the south. embracing a. complete line of pipes fit- tines. valves and general team and water. supplies The company makes a specialty or high grade material covering every branch of the steam and water supply business and at no similar establishment can any such advantages be obtained.

Then enjoy special facilities for executing all kinds of pipe work and make high pressure steam power piping' one of the leading features of their business having Installed the high pressure piping for more than 400 plants In the south. Here In Atlanta. they are doing general contracting business and among the many successful ones carried out may be mentioned the Fulton Bal' and Cotton mills Exposition mills Frank E. Blocks factory. that of the Ware Manufacturing Company.

Smith A Go's building. the H. Hall Coffin Co. etc. These are only a few of the- many representative equipments In Atlanta.

I might mention many others built Is not necessary for these will serve to show that none are too large or important to be executed by the company and also the further tact that the Atlanta branch has fulfilled and Is fulfilling successfully the object for which It was established. vlx. with a special view to furnishing complete equipments or both pipe and fittings valves and general steam and water supplies. The trade in all these lines has grown steadily from the start. arid th tfadtttUe for wupr all users of this class- of goods are excep floral.

The company has just contracted- to furnish all. the fitting and valves required In the new Candler building now In process of erection in this city. Besides all the above they have also In stalled several thousand automatic sprinkler equipments covering the representative manufacturing and mercantile establishments throughout the' south. and It would be difficult to predict Just where expansion will cease In their now great enterprise. la the erecting departments of their business alone some 600 men art employed.

beside about 1 8 traveling salesmen ttt look after the trade which covert all the southern states. Mr. 1. w. Conway is the sumaror of he southern department and hr his conservative and generous methods as well as up.

to-date business policy bat welded unbreakable ties with. his many patrons throughout tb south. R. B. Bliss is the department at P.

IL Halley contracting agent and S. A. Abbey 12 perlntendentof of construction A. FL Strickland Is the assistant su permntendent and B. I lTJ" city COX The- Largest Distributors of Farm Tool and Vehicle la th South.

Salesroom 08 Intl 100 South Owing to jthe favorable location as a nUr ct suppiy for the great farming industry of the south very ex tensive business bas been buttons' here la the furnish big of farm tools etc. and among the. concerns who are. representatives In this spetlal line of trade the Imposing house of the Dahney' Implement Company prominently confronts onvthis hccse wasestaWUhed in iWHmd nally located at 268 arid 270 Marietta. street.

They opened up their large sales rooms on Porsyth street in Mare 1903 and today have the largest enterprise of the kind In the south. The premises now occupied by the company at the above address have a total floor space of more- than 25000 square feet and every foot Is utilised Here they carry almost complete line of vehicles including farm wagons buggies surreys. phaetons etc. the whole lower. floor being devoted to a repository for the display- and handling of these.

making the largest and most complete stock of modern vehicles of any similar estbllshemtn in this section. In farm Implements there isn't a dealer in the neighboring states who is not familiar with these of. the Dabney Company and who has not patronized them when looking for the best while their facilities for supplying them are perfect representing as they do nearly all the large and well-known Implements used in the state. They buy in car load lots and the trade takes in nearly the whole of the. uthern' states The Daliney Implement Company" has from the.

first pursued a course which may be styled the only correct one that of enterprise and reliability and at no similar estabUshemtA can better inducements be offered the purchaser than here for a strict adherence to all Its representations marks its every transaction. William J. Dabney Is the general. manager of the business and 11. J.

Dabney assistant manager. DON'T WHITES AND DIE ACCEPT THE KELP AT HAND. The Gate City Sanatorium at 827 Whitehall St. Is pen for the Treatment of AU Chronic and Ner. you Troubles umatism a Specialty.

Rheumatism Is one of the most painful afflictions that torture the human system. Who has not seen some poor mortal crippled and gunerins from this malady who in all other respects appeared as strong and well his neighbor It la a. fiend that maws burns and aches night and day. or it leaving the victim for a brief time leaves him filled with dread and returns on the slightest provocation and without warning assails the sufferer again with remorseless power. When therefore we have right In- our midst a place like the Gate City" Sanatorium.

which makes- a specialty Of the cure of this dread die- ease it does seem as It those afflicted with it would not hesitate to avail themselves of Us advantages. The sanatorium Is pleasantly located at 327 Whitehall street. well equipped with all modern electrical and hot air appliances and elegantly fitted up for the reception of patients and the rates are front 15 to 25 per week. It Is now open. for the treat-- ment of an chronic and nervous troubles Doing' everything that it advertises to do.

St should receive the commendation of everyone. Dr. E. Baker and Dr 1. H.

Walton are In attend- ante both of whom are eminently qualified to treat all the above diseases. THE DRY GOODS' COMPANY Their tarp Department Store Compares Pavorably with Those of Our Large Metropolitan Centers Its the Popular RetaU Emporium of the West End. Among the. large commercial establishments of Atlanta who. by their modern methods and complete resources together with commendable enterprise are contributing largely to the reputation of the city the Reid Dry Goods Company It entitled to more than passIng mention at my hands.

It is the largest vnd most popular retail establishment- that. graces the west. end of Atlanta. The company makes a specialty of carrying the. finest tine of goods on the departments are maintained for- tbe dif ferent lines all looked sitar by efficient and obliging salesmen- making shopping at their store a pleasure rather than a- task.

to be' gotten through with as quick as possible- and. It oi cant find what they are In search of here well then there is no use talking. for the stock Is the most comprehensive of any In this section of- the city. Every detail is attended to that will in any way save time to th customer or facilitate making se leetlofis and as far as the character- of the stock is Concerned I may truthfully say that it I. not excelled by any other establishment In Atlanta.

The store La located at from 165 to 173 Peters street. and some twenty obliging clerks are employed. The company was incorporated It January. 103. The officers are' M.

W. Reidpresident Reid treasure. en 3. CCook manager and B. Watson.

secretary. They are all of them aggressive business men. and always In favor of Adopting any measure that gives promise of still further enhancing the welfare and prosperity of Atlanta. Under the. earn roof and this store ii th targe store of th Bollard Reid Grocery Company which was established September.

1903. The company carries a large and wen selected stock of both staple and fancy groceries obtains Its supp es In. carToad tots and purchases for spot cash sell- a 7 At r. jr teg wheiesde art retat that can not be duplicated la Attanii whet. quallt of goods is conaWereOl he trade with farmers sad countffjf' stores.

taxing in a. radius of over JMk miles from the city. Theofflcers of thtef 4 company' are a. G. Reid president sad treasurer and 1 IL lager TngSrreat success that this latter corft5tny' as made since starting is largely due to this latter gentleman's.

complete familiarity with the buslneu and the wants of the trade. This. taken together with progressive ideas has placed' the Reid Grocery COM pany in a position second to no other similar establishment in the city. I omitted to state that In connection with the Reid Dry Goods Company Mr. Reid has Just openedup the Piedmont Shoe Company at 213 Peters street un der the management of tw efficient young men Messrs.

IV Barney sad. Edward. Reid and- this new enterprise. like all others that Mr. Reid engages In ts sure to be not only well patronized but trove an Important' addition to the welfare of the community on which it is located.

It Is well worthy a visit from all who are in search of footwear at reasonable prices. ATLANTA ZNOXVTLtB AND NORTHSUf RAILROAD. Arrive I Depart Te ma W. A A. RM Via W.

R. RJ tCnoxvllle TSOamlKnorrlne IVra- xnoxville 7 SO pttlHorphy I It am Murphy. 7pialKBorrtne Southern. Railway TRAINS LEAVE ATLANTA. 550 A.

NO. IS DAILY. ST tad CINCINNATI. 4" A titled train. Atlipti to Cincinnati without chins Sleeping ear service to It.

Louis. composed vctlfrol 4 day coach tad Pun. nun drawing room sleeplag cars aims Rome. 7 SO a. 01 Chattaaoon 1 48 a.

Cincinnati Louisville. sill St. St. Ix 1:03 a. on.

Oaf. ear urvic. an metis between Atlanta and Lenin MO A. NO. 50 DAILT to Griffin and Columboil artl Griffin Tat a.

a. Cohun- bu 50 a. in. 13 A NO. DAILT to Vaeen.

and Makes alt stop arriving Macon 5 01. DOIOPSICk COO 1:10. A. NO. DAILY.

Poliman to Blrmlllrbam and Elena City arrives Zansal City 4S 7 0 A. NO. BATLY tee is Charlotte Dnine and. Richmond. 7 A.

M. KO 7 DAILY. Chattanooga. NOON-No. is DAILY.

Wuhln1tnl and 8 wet limited. 8I pteir oazy oblftrWtllIft 154 ebb eats through witteot ebtnri. Dining ears serve all meals root AT. Wazloirgton a. mi Torb UM Ult NO NO I DAILY to Ms eon srrlrtt Metioieiigb ISM BW 3s kM rn.

liacon S4S Parlor ear At- lasts to con. vooy yo. 40 DAILY. Xfw York KX PTCM Day poarh Vtwtca Atlanta sad Wublndon B1 ri fetw ft AUtata CM. Richmond an Wbsbtngtcs Arrives TUehmnad 7 a Wa hr on use a.

York Jtt 4:15 P. NO. DAILY sfacen a 4 PuHmaa tug car and fa" coaches to arrives SfenpW. T-1 tn. 4S9 P.

NO DAILY. Leeat to FT tt vltl and Tort Valley 4 NO. DAILY Oriata and Colombu penman ptlte siMptag UI If day cMh 4:55 NO. BAL ZCip it- DT Ate Ltu' Ben To Teens. 5:0) P.

NO IS tlAtLT. WORLD FATE SPPCIAL threest drawing- room sleeping' earn St. Loris and Cln clnnatt Arrives Bora 7- VL Dtlt a see no. CinttanOa IS ra. Memphis 5:20 a utnf11.

1:50 a. Ii. Lovl 1:00 II. m. Clsetnnstl 1:10 a.

sa Sleeper OattaJIllOC to Lou1nma. i NO DAILY Metes all sieve. Local to Amoiston arrlvM Annutoa IB 05. hilt P. NO.

S7 NIOHT Yd tmUfINCUtAM. Pullman sleeper' sod day coaches Sleeper open 1 LOTITSI mo'- mlmhsra a. no. 11 a P. NO.

14 DAILY. lmtt Through deepen to Ja soflvfl and Boone. wick and Bt AvgnstliM open UM SW Arrive JtekKmvni :40 not No. DAILY. U.

I. Past Mall. Solid vestibuled train. Bleeping car New York. Richmond.

Oosebes to too. Dining ears am all meals so roses. Arrives Wuhlnrton 1M m-i Kew York a. Sleeping ear Atlaata to AsHevItM. Ticket Office Klmten ROOM and Bales Depot.

Phones City OTlee. In Kata Depot PEOFESSIOirAL CARDS T. Dorsey. P. H.

Brewiter Albeit How It. Sanders MftDaclel. Hugh X. nancy Arthur Isyman. POssE BREWSTER HOT7XLU Attornis at Law.

Offices 204. 57 Je sad no Kiss lauding. Long distance 55. At tints. matCHMTS AHB If TR4NSPORThTION CO.

Queen of Summer Trips. BY ape A. SAVANNAH TO Baltimore and Philadelphia NORFOLK BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE. mme- ZacariOs Tiekeu a sal Seat for Tow Book H. D.

RAY. Coml. AOt. till Km tr Esilding. ATLANTA.

w. jmajuKK a. r. A. MLan Xsryls jgirgiirAitiiio KOLOCOMP04JNb.

WelT nU TM i 1 J5 1 i 4rlml' 1 t1 rtr' I I 7 l-J 5 1 i. jht hH tr ht iw ilir 0' rRT rnMtijJui rif tJ re7 ft TATESBJRGl Ii rNl rli it ry thD t' De1inq nt Or iered ToSel1dpig ts 4 Ct theneifeeato at the dre I a1T rt and ne ee. iht work of H' J. neraJ toctve lit1r11tated had en Pnt neral to Mon noo turn dt 11111 require co eratlon c. h.

the mre of H1t the re a thereoelpt the Statu oro eYfestur trom. llt rwill f' sed eted e1r for I on I 121 i7. 3 73851367. ftt thert oed te to I ProP county a. thlrteenyean.

to' tier Wr ht. ncreaaes Ix ly mcreuotn lion 10 Itb proJt8rtyot ate 1 ar 1804 was n- ex ne I ased erilature do ppfy nfre 8' troner yesterda oolle tor. Dg Jar dlg sts by er an tlbl their 1 tf New Remedy re er tearnabout him. Ii whl leeto wUl cUietlln UuloneOtm t. eYir rece1ved.but- thatwu 1oIt1ntranait.

EfrortlA1 te eomitTdl- e1v d. ut tobe forcoznet1on etbMl re comp- w1l1ahow i tf. Thetate Iemai Ge rrla an It allowedte de. turnedlta turn falledtX tal at ck. M1ohtganMan LoeateXere.

GeOt' purpoeot t1lt1b A ht rerard mu WlthAt1ant jUltreturned trlpto Inve t1gate the Is. 1 cro ranrementtlAve mad dlterent Its gs I for to NW. S2 OOO L. B. D.

I S. teptBmber I 7ear addiUons ro beep COID lete poul lar be Ing ba ve an MieIi eld. been a. Is rel ofrnuch an year at ill theacade1UY enga. d.

I verly I m. prop rt7 any opp slUon In' ns.At- I maUpposed ttle AUg18t20. 1 barnatSearcY on whol4esth panlespa14 returned to. Searci atlO qSherUt Walte he notUtempt Lfieommlt tie1W1' keOrPSeIii 1Ib rifor beft he. bUlId1 i e4 bet htbe rr e4foi oll i he i 7 heW i in Xem.

tib wi i uMlb i ll 1O th 5 I 4 i 7" UO t1 1 I. ett DuffysPurs dJ eatlon lmDtIoI1parttl. U1t. ae 4bulJ upnd doctors. utt7' olute17 puncozil J1 feast on17whJ 1 even Pacific.

O. D. EPLEY Icy amlle. Gle be oa4valle1 cago. Pittsbur BaiUmare neapol1aKansa.

just com leted erection a kn wn II et mod descrptlonbeer the sorY per tJn- lug be gade de 1a te S. al. 1s' everywhere Ihowrooms b1Uon Une. ton tors mach1n tore. flt a.

wh1tepor 6 ablolut ly th om the otIhe open ndthe theeoda. wa er t. NriowI1Elcap si gr JtJneST1lleO :0.4. SPec1a1. ntptat oelockth was LW1I.

belllto lonel wakenedjUat mUme aaveh1tri e' more fi t4 h3Tetallenln blswearlnir appar 1 turnIl Aa. wlreLnd dlUdrenlar Wayczoabwuthe OblYont tnthehouse It posed set Inth loftby rattCoJ le1" tt plt hIhomelIoJa atCaMl ate thel ure' fronHthIt i i ol1e 1nf1L I1lIerComPlD7 1 j3fJ Jl tm slt8Y slm i Septaa 1 o' r2 aridS M. acreatanny yaF me an4th troopihurrrinr throu tt anA In. tralnot thesellOldl li' 1 afeorpaas thr Bevenot. omt rr9 erT bothth Af81b ma.

oop. an andrnost erthe Polntjo ran4 teen th StAtei. gularIIOInI over tratnstromAt1antJ orl' tr oP. lI Mj cent bythe Ge raia theatreetl led 01- thetront carry1- as' tromTu8 re these. nor.

The 3 any urrr ra roadJ allot. iaIlro hav buy te I cn. quefe. 1 1 noWln readiess ever arragement b. me te troo.

Ind Ot rcla scbeue I Oe i a i tt I hev come jut Ate I ta mvment co te ult tn. nr extra etons reglu enger tains. thl Suthern bn hadlc' ns ay otwhk Dn hure tei dtatlon wt nee al hou. deJr acunt Oc Om toDow OMe tom Clonel Jone Qurtermter te. depent te al expl te Inovemento tr a Georga a.

cn- orne provlonalsquon cav. Te trP Svaa awared Sebo Al tie Svana eihteen Den dethment wU predvla Daenand Weste Seaard Ar Lne Sva Glyn dethment svannah tp wU AtaU Lne Oe Atlt Awaded rawa evnteen hou. Atlant detment w1 pik Gael- vUe detahent route Augt thment wl Charlote Sutber rlwy jolnl Carlote. Qe top fr ntoh IJohln Stton a' w. me Je8 Aat Ubrty.

whee detmet Johno ton 11 pice theM' la Atntc Ct UP pol' dnto detcment rout. Frt rentBc ttlon mOnr a rou Cgon CoVnr- cmet pre Cr- jo te dehment th cmpy pr lnl OneVle piCe ts nm Uanta AU Va Suthem ralwy Clote joi t. Mant Frlt rment. tr bttion. Cm- py I.

Mato Bevle. Macn etadiment Ip aevle thmet rute Atnt Cmpny Ja Toao TenUe Man tbec joinng Tto a BeVle rute Att. Cmpany Com any hi. vlUe. utll1 rn.

m- bert 8. orli B. th nC8 r. thern de Th masv1Ue toHaeon andBouthern DO riOl2. Eo J4 gton AndYll1ed V111e 1a be ecfup Det cb- emrn4 3IIad1 011 olntb6 toUJ.

W8ca1P. Karpret Dourh rt whoyuaJ automob11acc1dent JO Ia. tboapLtal elter1m4erroll1lra onhlchre tb6rep1adn acaJpwh1cbtonafrom and the otV1taJJbithatthe 8U al etect Qf. th 0 4tiOf JF etJ auc 4edS th StePhmJCfal. ylrhocn jneq.

eon4ue 1tetthl Georr. dJerfituJ2ratieoz Fa jf" Pual i11lt monuteryt xu4 tle tt4iddefJttCGB4 oDAlterc1 fii Jfrfc fi tTf i i ftr. i 1- rj 1 ljR ltlitlOC. 1HqHU. B.

:1. I lJ" 1. Pt J. 1. ft Ji ii' 1 uclWarehouH era1F4eEt1n her 1 suoomsoi DEP tma1 Spe alt one enUloutheru hasucceeded evt enced i van cement mostprogruslVt aupplYbUl1nes.

AI r11 ap- and whlchth Non 218 of' wht I. I estabUsb nt 1 em e. I pUes. company and. tac1l1 e3 I 8ure.

pinc ma mlllllrnk Emock1 at Co toolaire A hastuJtJl1e obJ Ct itl Vi tarnlfJ Talvean tra4tln th le wn excep tIonalThe fttttnan new now In. aboftthey In. rinkler 11p1 1etrtj eoTerIn the.pre- entatlT8tnnutaetu 1 tabllbmentsthrouhout woufdbe dl1l1eultto In b1UIn 4IfbouJ tra elln lookafter tradwhlch I uthtri atateLKr W. Conwaybihe de artmet1 aDlS andKneiousmethod we11a 1 1i l1c wetde4un. man throU h01Zt tbe80utb.

n1t. 4 zrt contrctinae 1t A.Abbe1/ i I St 1athe sit. JtrSntendtllianci 111. man. I PAiY thLLrpit trtb11tonOf 1oo18i2 Vehl 11Inth.

Southil 1" 7 tet9t. Pi1t ustzr th 4yer7ufl I tei 1veJI1iafne 1 l1ert1 Oftarin etci cernaJf rel' ta. tJIthIi 11l I th IJa1u1t1ImpIein irt 6UtIi ir 7 I 2 1darl tta ompanyat ve tal eI7foot 1utlUted. mort incl ding wagOns. largestqnd etoekof mod rn In" a' thenelghborint tateiwhoJsnot he for areperteci nebuy thewbGla onlyc rr ct Indu e- mentabe purcl uer for.

trldadwenceto al1ltI tran' tllJn. aier JI GateC1ty t827 Troubles Spe- system. seen' hlsnelgh- rns brief ft11 aUghtestprovocatfon as aUs theutrerep lalnwlth 1' mor eleas there tore. rl ht GateClti makes. epecl 1ty the' se The dttfdup 9 1ton totreatal1 And nt Compares' th Amon their--modern resOurces to Uie commendableentelrlse arecen- Jr' the-Reid DryGoo than1ustn iathe lar est 1ent.

y' onthemarket8eParate the.dlf- Un ll attirby makftilhopplng attheli Itore1i pleasuteratherthan talk thmghWtth as u.r ijzio 1 etalk1nl atockl. mosteo rehen lveoranYJl1th1l sectlonof cttYEver detJlls thatSU anyway tomer" oi ft lecUo nd. fara thechara terot ltock1t mar. thtul1) that ftOtue 4 lrany etabllsbment in toreis 2ocate4attromISSto 113P tertreeti ando tw ntT bU em- p1 re comPanYwtri iifJt mii WR rea14ent LBel4tfeuui CoO man WE Ihtyareanotthem prOmlnenti and aaru lve bush us 1 1 41 jjh1f tW id Ptf aauri that1v iprom1ae fur. 1ei1hincln th e1 a 4 PJ rf 0.

eIfIUZ1. roo t8I14. iadJol 1r the Zle thJ 4. ReI4 Gr eat lt Omp Dl co. rrle aDi l1 ofli uiUple 1io Ithsuppseia i ro M' ii at lift 6 i ef' urer.

1. ii t7 rai' a cceatht thjJ lAtt teo anee du tcfthi tteiKiUemuf i I faml artti 5r1th the' thew.antsotth tra4 Th18takeaf toft ro 1deAl. plac the. llard I eerr Coi panyJ apoalUon' eco t9n ot1 establl. hmentin thecltl to et1iaiIneonmc wlthth Drr' oodacom J4r eduPth oJe4m Co 1 a213 t1i a ntot d1ct youn.

rimen1I.eur Lj Bur1l. er ndl. Edwar4Re1d th1Ine1reDte jf Ukeallotherthat Mrd ldenppan tIUrea noton1ien butL roe weltareof theeommW1 tYI whlchi1t loc It. weUwarthr' aTWt1 altwho 1aearchof atreasonableprlce RAltROADSC SCHEDULES. 16 tJa9n1ft1u4 4 Pctvt f' trawotthfoll ro4Iutoa depot Atlanta CEmtALCIl' GEORGIAJWLWAT APrlft 1i DIl71f Savannah US III tfaeoo.

1 13 Macon fl JO am Savannah r' I It am Mih 611 pm Vacua I Dl nt Meon I 40 pno SI1UIalti 0911I Suburban Trains Suburban TrtJJIIs Pallenept dueday. Daily xeept Sunday 1 Gnllbcree I 41 am Forest Perk II am Poret Park 23 am Fonesboro. pm 7onfsboro U' rio Jonesboro a. pm lolltlboro. US pm 1onea5oro 110 Punda Ontt Psaday Oatr- boro" I IS lie Ra t.

am Rapev111. II 7on boro11 16 pm WSSTERr Am AT UmO JWJtU Arnie From- te TO- NuohT1l1e 45 am NubTl1t. 4 to Marietta. 240. IIID uf 0 pt.

NalhT1U. UO hrlU. I ATLANTA AND WEST PolNrJUIoJ 15 am PapIst Am" Trees ftm I Ia. It 40 am Montgomery IS pm SeImA 110 pm StOma 10 pm I 111 tAOII lib 1m. 45 pm Montgomery 21 Suburbu Trataso Train.

Itd Oak ooam Ok 08. lIt Park 110 SO am College Park us Oak 05 pm Ra Oak 12 II pa con. Park 10 pm CoUepPak i. 4 pa 1W Oak UO 1W Oak PIII 8EABoARDAJR. LIm1 Arrive Prom- I epft To- 1ortolk 1It am NOtfOB 1iG1III fork.

UK pm Clinton. Ci 45 am Clinton. S. 120 NeW Tor1f. 5 ru oroMa RAILROAD.

Arrive Prom- Depart tL IGOam AruJta Conyers 1 am Lltho 1O" Cvlngton. 7 45 II Aurustai C. a 35 pm Auruta 12 30 Connn CO ID Whon ITS pm CoTt11I. tOB. 110 sea Auguta IU Auru1 Cl a NTAENoxvnLEANI Arri.e.From- To- W1c JUma JtJt UO am tcnornne 10 11III.

fUrph 11G ntl1. 110 SouthernRaHway TBAINSLEA UATLA1r1 HNO ll AILT71iOoDI C1NC1 ATI. LIrIIt4. eo4 vestibitlad 1eeplnCUIrrIn. Rome130 L.

IlL" ChattanoontCS 2ISi I :10 p. uln1111J Louis 1DLmCatCUnoteaI1 met1bttwun Cnc1nDUu4aa. DAILTtoOr11ftaa arllflllt11amCo bus 5:50 IlL. A. Local Ha1tttLItOprrt 5:53 om pm PIIUmanto 114XIIIII ettn1.

Clt 0:45 a. It ArLTtocaI DanY1Uean4. 7:55 ISDAILT II throullIIf1t1loat. 11 WuhlJlfton42LlILtXTotk Pu A LTtAlMJtoJlao eon. UAp ubea 1:20 JleOD Pi r.

t. 1' oriULTiti1rTorkbr n. hM. Ataltaaa4 Sleepers ttWHft. an.

a. Washington 1001. 1c ii. IU u1T. ld wd.

t' DAILY. CUlnd toJltm hllr VJb 1t NO II Utytt1. 4:40 P. It DAILTarrna paJ 4a ellIU1I P. 1.

IOOP. 1" Am eepln wILLout dCIDoo clnnatLArrlnRom ttoe II. :20 a. mo8t. 1a m.

L1IIo G. 1:11 P. NO DAILTJ td Loea1t4 Amlttoft 10i pf It mCJJ1T' aa h. S1 mi DAhY1Iort4 I 1hrouPa1HtJU1 to' Sacksoflytti. all48t.

AwruUlIIopaUap e. DuLTt7. TeltlbuIf4tram. 11eepInear N. e.

malIroatt wh1nctoatJOPJDIX CIUAUaatatoAsJImtk OnHv PbOlleltCI l42. a BOF SS A R. DorIqPILBrlWI Ho Hu Done DOBsrBREW8TEa1IO A1tor11tntLMr. toC2Of let b1lJ1 1JIa0 0. ER iirBAN QuoGnof mmor VcE SA Baltlm re' nd.

prU deJphfi i TO. PRoVIDENCE tw A ttwOA RAYComlAG BIl 1d1ACTt. rr WRylfEBO i IA DIES IO i1tiwARDf. I 1 pMtlle1T tE rd i 14 OfdelaMdII71 t1tta. 1 1.

days wftilOlllam. pale 11 tJ fan i' ft It i aeQc CIJ. I r' tk n. ant RNI IoNi an4 Pirk I. RN eans to.

23i flt st 25tbtk' irLincRal 11 roundtrIP THIRTN fo1 until routes via CafeDJ' etwent NorfolkaP4 Q. iiIyi doublC inCar set rvatiOIIi. ctF undersigflc4. EY T. A chtreeSt I.

I 5UZWGUT1 MU5DLT IbN R1A' 1 Mi1itarAuth6riti.3tt Fixed Wednesdaj--De1inqu Digests the t' i b7the thOx- ea1 ii. ffeitated It. 5Cfl ei. overnor. ttt to hoor0 I COUI Ith cut i gtiU troUer Increase ThI 33.

1 i1orted a he 0 :3 Ixreua Te ri. It Ii 25000Ooo pr perty exene Tt. PY fad Lte MLng ytj1 tatlg I3dg t1cb 4n s. that rlkler than ax Ovrebya 1 Ne' i reoned i tr7aLty of 9rirI 1r4taflm a I IYerei by 4Oariy 30and I I of I rout Is If iS. I w1 O3Ce I VtITe raisiy 4 tree bOokafthsafl kt op.

hear 7mm yoti JOHN A. M1THr I wiil bythe ThttIflIon countydigest ney een beIo dl- yeVbea reth 0 re- rns just Lbs BaIIkfOT nyera 25000. re- dis- BErtTB1 Bathrns.Af- Dr. I :30 bulidIngburned lays. wbAtmea thwh0I tblrtg was1n an4i MrsXJibtla me OTsJ5 mao' cisints scold IeIddsers a leading spicl1Is if nas cerstsi to keap ta toned up with Its the tha3 OFGIOBE Seven ATLANTAINSTITUTION actor i Is de- late pular od tsb1le tam Liqu4ds a rlces xid Bnrn1 flhlcigct sos In rats.

ust C-C 3165 Latest Boo CASTAWA i' Postage. atJobn MMIIIer 3 3farlettaatreat. Jc rr Ck OrderS Issii ShOjDgllSt lloi Ea dle ofOeorg1To9pL Win thu tr ps 3 bee he cOn tosh the procedlng be 1 oln lt V. Cony rs tb be tiP a rg Tile alreadlhag gi vitality that ofthe a' E1.4 Tark Auguit 20. Stephen KalTr TedenUywhUe choesti clietii to ted Ib Tather lgcNsmara ele etceM CSla1t.

i' 5NOTESAROUNDTHE c1 a S. Si- S. :501 Oarried5fn a de- It tageshe a uiton on1 repr senta- and1general tlsIr qt1ptnentseoverlng iS the the llu dpart i asic Vehicissla the Salear omi 6G6 Jorsyth St. lathe of At. centeg ePI7fc' thegreat izsdustryolthe veryex- built abere fornlilng theconcerns oftrzde bous one.

this ausi ia. estabflshed 1301 md cr1. nd fa- perfect ey iepresen- 7 l. ACBB LP Wb1t Treat ent ap- dc- pa- I 1 tern-It's largeatid than welt. the asfar thestock I andsorne a Rei cL er cook.

allot adjoining this th. groctriesobtalns rcd bOtWat weeseie as retsi at aesi AUank. thI countgy1 a 51 t1s t. compa T. ntanagerThgreat I ae.

similaresinbIIshmentin opened up to Jfr men I i is. RAILROAD Sb wlng the azrtsl P4l desrture of censor trainiof the following reads onion Os 5CFatsJ 0 GECItOlA EAILWAY. Arrive Bafly 7rom Depart Daily To- 110am em IS I OQ pm Daily eseept Zeto 4lamTerat Uass 13 IS 5 45inJonesberG RaDsstfl. I Ie 45 am Joneiboro. ii amaicric Bepert Naibrille.

7 aM WulwtiIC fl tarletta 23 am Hailetta. 10 i am pm 40 pm Marlatta. I pm 7 seprn rashuls. 5 15 Pozir xarrno. La a is o- Montgoooery 5 a elma 12 2 5 4 teCraeg.

18 Setma ed SOOamAed OtIleg. 5 1 9 I College Pot 46 on Rsd0aki8pmfledk. ipes SEABOARD ItAILROSfl Norfolk 7 21 lforfok pes ifew- 05 C. 5 20 York nn GE XtOIA I To- Augi2st 5e0smAsguits Nsi mIUthOaia a 20 CS a anIAurin pnslC011iSrs I pmlOovthgton 10 lipmAugota Jldpa A 7 00 emlnoxtfli 5 palKoonytile 1:10 1:46 a. 715 rn.

Cl. a 5. Btrmiagbsmand Local 5outbwetern 5Isplng in. Wsw es. 3ao rn.

Macos. 12:15 NO0N0. z. aehes 1. a Irew o.

1 aa 3twknsvlllL 1:10 IT a1u5. Msupbia 5 Payetteville Ll to YdO Daltes 56 ant' 70:51 9. 5 I 25101 10 20 li50 St l5 5:40 Cs esrAtiantato tIi4asot. 2o 5 i. ER JlMN78 4 NOJj9LK I Cmrnr on sate.

55 irTsaree Eaplee a xEit d. I LADES REWARDI I mitsui iegit nt ObSSIeIb of ds1a7S4 othly periods is 5 1 I VitbOet bans. orisnrtieeoee ih wntKebssssse w011dtSIs. Save Urn. oesy aa4 worry by eertsg Sb.

14 euataersissRonedytbaNgygIgal 5 ysefl sioeIaLs vTeppst un Onbi. seres steWLteerTaeroLPu FOC UDILL' sgseICejqIDS IuaucllgM. r. 5-.