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SEPTBKBBB IT wminuu tV ftW siicL. a ff i fc Many Argum it of thi Heampa1rn and Made S6m In- i i ttrtlt1nr flt4eawriti Bi pr ma pponcta-- for the Mayoralty of Atlanta. c. Stookdall one of the fiveeandU lufclti for tne mayoralty of Atlanta i iwtred the most Important addr of th jijjfn last night before several Il TOters who assembled I ivMveterans hU In the BmeryStelnef eteckdeira speech was received enthusiasm by those present it was given the closest attention jiroaghout the meeting. He was Intro jgtej by Dr.

J. W. Oarmlchael of the fourth ward committee. Dr. jjjjaieliael made a very brief speech Vattof that he came to hear Mr.

StocX- i iri speech and would not take up the Ua of the meeting UrStocfcdell spoke as follows. I have a pardonable ambition to be maror of the city of Atlanta and I want to MT that I believe it is a pardonable pbltlon on the part of any citizen tOj de' to be a candidate before the people for that office. I do not believe the ambition on the part of any man to be gayor the second time is quite so par. 4onWe. unless there- be circumstances er conditions demanding his candidacy other th his personal desire for the Bos and the salary accompanying Viben man fee called upon to run for tie office of mayor the third.

time. about the only reason that he can have torso doing is that he must be In need of thj office and the salary which goes itonj with It. We- have before us in this ne for the mayoralty a candidate who if sow making his fourth race for that and that is Alderman Woodward. Be has already made the race for the tfSce three times and" been defeated lid he has the audacity to ap. war before the people again asking them to put him In the mayors chair.

We have In this race another cendgate who feu already served two terms of- two. jars each as mayor and that. la ex- Xl1or Goodwin. I do not believe that ft demand on the part of his friends fa run for this of was anything like ft peat as his desire to have the office ud the salary that goes along with It. lx Goodwin has.

In my opinion hen fully paid for all that he has ever toe for the city of Atlanta. The public record shows that from 1874 to 1894 he tew from the city treasury as councll- tan alderman mayor and city attorney enormous sum of 29250 and now he nats another term of the mayoralty an additional pay of S8. 00 which You1d live him out of the city treasury IC elected this time the-sum of 35250 hli service extending over twenty- years. In other words he- will bin received if elected this time money out of the city treasury hue supported him during the twen- two years time. I do not believe that- people of this city are prepared to' say7 hit there Is any public demand for Goodwin to be elected to the Bce of mayor for the third time.

His jut record during his four years' ice ll10r does not show from the records nithlng that he has ever done of any teportance nor does It that he has rer reconmmended anything. I have no WUdsm to make of his conduct while In tbt office of mayor during the tom' years iMpestion because I believe he did his but that is no reason why he ijfliotild feel called upon toserve theciiv tt I. third term. During Mayor Goodr nlraoe for the mayoralty In 1892 he wd to the people at that time that. he feRredtoclosehlsi municipal ervlce with term of mayor as he did not want' jenre longer in the office as city at.

ra y. When I made this charge' some tJae go he denied that he ever said Ka I now give herewith an ex- JtfMt from a card written by him ttd appearing In the Atlanta Journay ovember 2. 1892. as follow at the outset that notwithstanding ware that Mr. Wbodward had In indiscriminate manner critlclsed the er names that had been suggested for JJJ Wore i came out I felt that the Justified my candidacy espe- view of the fact that many good had.

as they can attest urged do so and I had no ambition to attorney at the close ot ray a and It appeared to me as a honorable course under the clrcum- wwos. to close my municipal service i a term as mayor when the city FOOD Wonderful Things Food Can Do. continued use of improper too upsetting the nervouse system ns almost beyond belief and Its Just rprlslns to see how a simple change poorly selected food to good nour- will end all of these alls. A nervous system became so shat. 4 that whenever I looked at a moving wet my right eye turned out to the ay speech was stutterfner tee mem- J7poor and I was very minded.

ii was covered with pimples and. I constantly ashamed of my kT' Doctors ald my blood In a tate and I took medicine for thta for but only gotTTOrte. I WM disgusted With everything I lMng' ltho I a 0 to be as far as friend and home me 3lcti' failed I tried eating foods but this- got tlre- not seem to get enough until In my eaperlmentmg the food called Orape-Nuti a. Thlg seemed BO different from the seemed crisp and full of notirlsh- I ate it with cream for break- wel1 deert after other Almost Immediately my nerves to get sfrong-er and iteadler and' and I felt th a jreat as going on within me first effect I noticed wi my right not secm loose in ray iead I look without seeing double and noticed that I took more Interest rWe and was not such a chronic kicker iaemory Improved- physical endt greater and my" leep touader years time I had recovered en- from the old mindedness Plexlon had cleared and left me any more pimples jipon Ace old trouble with the eye la gone ijrwod and. to cut the Jlat shojt- why I iltaound nervou systemTiani strojig- M9 healthier physically noon Orape- Het I could write twfce' aslni ch i certainly food brain andfner am ven 1 Postum Co BatUeCreelKMiclu fc i JLf.

iSS te i 4. iT II' KS5fcti i1 Mri3S tp ili rte 0 munici rty pftrt August and previously done and In domg so I did mLu othertchalnan of the finance committee of the city government had Wlien did It of th tgaVeCt handled to by hlm and sav. hi admlnlstra- tlon. On several occasions Mayor Good win thanked me for what I did and stated to me that In doing It I had saved his admlnljtraUon. and he wa my.

friend. 2 I. ad not ued the funds of my friends as I did ln 1893 the notes of the city of Atlanta would have gone to protest and Mayor Goodwin would have had to shoulder an the criticism that would have followed. Yet for all this what do I let at the hands of Colonel Goodwin Nothing tout a coldblooded op position in' my present race for the may oralty. although I was an announced candidate forty days neforsjje decided to nter the Held.

KxiMayorOoodwIh says that he' la running Ills race now. because the conditions are the same as in 1892 when he allowed himself to be persuaded by his friends to run at that time. What he mean by that Is that Alderman Woodward was going to be a candidate. and that he Mayor Goodwin Is the only man who could beat Woodward. HoV Woodward Waa Beaten.

Ra has entirely overlooked the fact tharIn Orfer to beat Woodward in 1892 It took the combined efforts of all of his frlefls and all of mine to accomplish it and The only thing that I can possibly thlnk of that prompted him to enter the. race outside of his desire for the 0tflce and thft xalary would be tnat he thought TposslblyL would retire. In fact I have heard It said that Mayor Goodwin had that Impression because he did not think would warifHo get mixed up in aihot political race The friends of Colonel Goodwin are spreading broadcast throughout This city the statement that Colonel Good wins position in the Odd Fellows is such that all the members of that grand In stitution will vote. for him. and rUht here I want to make a few solemn re marks.

I do not believe that the Inst- tutlon of Independent Order Odd Fel- lows will authorize or allow any such thing as is beiiw advocated by ex- Mayor Goodwins friends. The conduct of these people In order to bring this ancient and honorable institution into politics. Is such as to merit the condemnB tion of every member of the order. and If there Is anything in what a great many of my friend tell me who are Odd Fellows. I am sure they will rcpudlatr this conduct.

I want to BAT that I belong to a great many ernal mVmutloM and I have not myself nor 1 allowed my friends to use them to the XieSt candidacy In this race or any other uolltlcal race and any who does It or permits Us friendsto do It Is not entitled to the ro- sSect ofthe good people of this city. whetteV tW be members of fraternal Berarding the Tax Bate. a m. of my enemies are circulating i Tt that If I am elected mayor I Are being made sol eiro antee mjuring that I will veto to the People of AUaaUUW a i pr ltlot tacrtaslng of tates or the a mg towards be some licenses wf JSSJLy which could not eorgreatemergenoy have avoided and Vmy position antf meet like men. that of ex- i lks drrtsed to Major Slaton nuikln thr propc Uo that.

yould be i fcf' three four gentlemen toi pay mi Of their ownv pockets tt aaJariej jof. the teachers In' order thatthe chooU oould roperatei their and we our-chance of gettlnr from the citylater on and yetiitheyjaayil anv opposed abipublleiichoolsii Now rantt6 inake a eWremark the subjectl of the poUw-departmenHV anditnvthia rpeopicj thattthU tloirihaanot fettled i by anyvjaeans in a. permanent way If thevdo otelect aldermenandcoun cilmenwhoi will take inptW8aue t4on where the present general uncll ha left It' andptishIt through tothe xtent of having theclty charter amendedBO that It cannot be tampered wltlv they will find to a very short while that what" la known aa the Brotherton tac tlon will get control council and when they do you" will find the ad troubles coming- back upon us and which culminated a fewweeksago In the most disgraceful conduct of a ma jority of that Ward in usurping the powers of the chief and placing them Into the hands- of the police commis sioner. 8. Ward Day Esq.

As I under- tand It. up to this moment Commis sioner Day Is In an respect chief of the police department insofaras inves tigating end. looking after certain viola tion of the law. The resolution passed by a majority vote of the board placing S350 in. his.

hands to be used for certain purposes has not been rescinded that I have heard of. all of whichgoes to show that. that crowd Is still standing together and they are going to do some. thing If they can It tlw people do not look. out.

am the' only candidate for the office of. mayor who has stated on all occasions and everywhere in favor Of putting Chief John W. Ball at the head of the police department with abso lute power and control over the de. partment to give him a fair trial and If elected I will not' only- promise to do so but I wilL guarantee to too so or give up tho office. I am very sorry Indeed to see my friend.

Dr. Loriglno weaken on this subject arid telling the public that the police question does not amount to' anything. As Mayor pro tern he presided over the meeting of the gen eral council recently when the two famous ordinances Were adopted mak ing in police commissioners Ineligible to succeed themselves and to require a three-fourths vote of the police to de pose the chief. He must have known from the immense crowd of cit izens who" were there In their Indigna Uon that the people demanded the ac tion wbkh was taken by the council. He must have read the newspapers and saw that all of them with one accord were on the same line and yet.

seeing all this he should stand up. before the community and say there Is nothing at all In this police question. I had thought Dr. tiongino had too much backbone to make any such statement but I am not surprised at It because he has always been a Billy Brotherton man and I understand has always voted' for Brlth- erton. Speaks tp Mr Woodward.

I have heard of Alderman Woodward talking to his friends. among the labor Inl men and saying that I am too proud to speak to the people and while there may be times when I have passed my best friends without speaking to them I want to gaythat If I have been co m. mented on for one thing more than another It is for speaking to nearly every body I see. I am not thrown much with the laboring classes and" any state ments made by Alderman Woodward to them on the line that I do not speak to them Is simply appealing to their prejudices and is not right. I want to say there is no kick coming to.

Jim Woodward about my speaking to people I speak to him and when I do that I can certainly speak to anybody on earth. If there is any candidate run. nlnl for the office of mayor whose record is clearly before the people it IB Alder- man Woodward. I can only say. to-them you have his record before you.

You know what it was when he was mayor. You know what It Is and knowing that record vote for him If you wilt Now I come to the last man In the race. Little Jlmmle Key. Little Jimmle should properly be called an orphan as he has no hornet He says he Is against all the factions and it that be true where in the world does he expect to let his support from And who Is go- litg tovote for him In this race Be fore he gets through with It he will wish that he had somebody to adopt him who had some Influence and give him some standing in this community. He as well as some of the giber candidates insists on referring to factions and are disposed to' lump upon me be cause I am supported by Captain Eng Uh and Ills friends.

Now I want to say I am proud of the fact that Captain English Is my friend and at the samti time-1 want to say tnat i do not repre sent any factfon but on the contrary I represent a great part of the population of' the city of Atlanta that portion of our population which wants peace and order that portion of our populaUn who despise police board politics and who do not believe In a man being elect- e6 to oMce simply because they can vote for this mans friend or the other that part of our population which Is utterly and unalterably opposed to fostering upon this community a system of poli tics which has been In vogue or years and at whose head stands prominently VV. H. Brotherton. of Whitehall street that part of our population who are tie. termined from this time on that good hcnut.

straightforward men shall elected to the council and aldermanic beard who will take care of the city's interests In the proper manner and havr no connection whatever with any iar- tion of any kind but stand for- the good people of Atlanta In. all its various in dustrlu and Interests and finally that portion of our population who stand I ready at all tlmeu to acknowledge tb I gcod works of our prmlnent citizens who have aided In building up this great city' of ours and who are known of an men. and in this connection I want to I say there Is no man who stands more prominent In the work of building ut the city of Atlanta than my good old trlend. Captain J. W.

Sngiish. Right here I want to say that go far as police board matters are concerned CayliUn English Is thoroughly satisfied with th situation but he agrees with me that i we should go further with it and make It stronger and more effective and mak It so that politics will be taken out of the board and police department and forever kept out. I want to say further that you can put all of Capialn Eng lishs political enemies together. and mako a list of th and see what they hav done In the way of dollars ana cent toward building up this city and' jou will find that the individual efforts of Captain English alone are far In excess of everything that has been done by all i of his political enemies combined and I vhen one of the candidates whom will call Sunny rim attempts to reflect or. Captain English In any.

way ha wrings down upon his head the coo- demnaUon or that portion of tii pop ulation of the city whom I represent. In conclusion I want to tell you of campaign lie which Is being clrcu- lated for the purpose of Injurins In the race and that Is that hava made a combination certain candi dates for the aldermanie board and council I deny these statement as absolutely false and without any foundation whatever. The people know who they want to serve them and they will make their own combinations. Making Friends Eyery Day. TtlscantrntifallybeBldof Ice Cream TATB SCHOOJi COMMISSJOJCEK Merrttt jrefUrday received ord sthat by.

reawnTof thViaettbat FTO fessor AJp. rosterljone of the applicants the of county ichool ewnmls- aer of Clayton co fiad rpoYed to Oovlnfton the boardof education of that county would order a tteVelectlon tp fill the office in qoestkn. JProfessor Foster had of vote of the bnthla elec tion was contested by O. Coogler a Jonesboro attorney. Commissioner Mer.

rltt was to have deClded the contest At one time Professor Foster mts a mem ber of' the faculty of Che' Atlanta Boys' High' school and at the time of his ap plication for county school commissioner of Clayton county he was principal the Jonesboro city schools. He has. however accepted the prlncl palship of the Covmgton schools and withdrawn from the contest tot the Clayton county commlssionershlp. As he the choice of the county board avnew election will' be ordered I la Ita Oabbafre Worm An Interesting communication was yesterday received by Chief Clerk Joseph Johnson of the department of agriculture. This communication was from Hon.

C. H. Beasley county solicitor of Lee coutu ty. It consisted of a small bottle In which was a cabbage leaf and a small yellowish worm wrapped. round the bot- tlebeing the following verses Leesburg Go September IS.

Department of Agriculture. Bugologlst Please find him enclosed. The serpent that grows In the midst of a cabbage head. Now the dinner was lost And the cabbage was lost In the slop for the folks' were afraid. Can he blteT Can he stlngf What's the name of the thing Is he.

plzen I'm anxious to know For the folks hare It down uTwould er killed the whole town Praise the Lord who averted the blow. Respectfully H. Beasley Preparing Formal Charges. Formal charges against Uie five ottt. cers to be tried by the Statuboro court martial will be tiled today or Monday by Judge Advocate General George M.

Napier of Atlanta who will conduct the prosecution of he cases. Colonel Napier has been buy ever since the appointment of the court martial reading the mass of evidence adduced fly the court of Inquiry preparatory to framing the formal charges. He Informed the governor yesterday that he thought he would be ready to die the charges today. These charge swill be filed with Adjutant General Harris and transmitted by him to Colonel Clifford Anderson president of the court martial. Tfie formal order creating the court martial will be Issued today by the ad.

jutant general. Railroad Commission. Adjourns The railroad commission will not meet freight rates until the middle or next week at the earliest. The Atlantic and Birmingham railroad has agreed to erect a new depot at Cordele but there are still several matters of difference between the railroad and The people of the' city and the members' of the commission are going down to Cordele on Monday to look over the situation that they may be better able to decide these questions. As an Incident to their trip they will travel over the entire line of the Atlantic and Birmingham as the guests of the road.

They will be go several days but will take up the freight rates again as soon as the return and reductions of the Jobbing rates may then be expected In a few days. State School Libraries. School libraries are teclvlng the par. ticular attention of State School Commissioner Merrltt Just now. The commls.

sioner believes that every public school In the slate should be provided with a good. It small. library. He has stressed this matter In all his addresses at edu catlonal rallies and at several places money lias Been raised for this purpose through his efforts. Yesterday he was busy selecting boks.

for several schols purchasing the est children's histories poetry and works of fiction. To tSese he adds publications Issued by the state de. partment reports and the like which altogether make a very valuable school II. 1 brary. Baseball Fans Evident.

As a proof that even slate house off jclals are bvt human an elegantly writ ten OommunlcuMnn frnm Pantai. ji Yancey. secretary of the prison commis sion. received yesterday by Secretary. of State Phil Cook might De cited.

This comrifurflcatlon was an Invitation for the secretary of state and his popular chief' clerk. Captatn Goode Price to attend the baseball game. It reads The efficient secretary of the prison commission of Georgia presents his com. pllments to the honorable secretary of state and his distinguished assistant and requests tile pleasure of their company this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to witness Mr. Abner Powell's hired men drub the mosquito-bitten bunch from Arkansas.

There are many baseball fans at the capltol but it Is not often that they In dulge In an afternoon on the bleachers. Fearful Odd. Against Rim Bedridden. alone and destitute. Such In brief was the condition of an old soldier by name of J.

J. Havens. VersallUs. O. For years he tras troubled wUh Kidney dUease and neither doctors nor med.

Iclnes gave him relief. At ngth he Sied Electric Bitters it put him on fJet In short order and now he testifies- on the road to complete recovery on earth for LIrer and Kidney troubles i and rill form. of Stomach and Bowel HAY FEVER CURE SURE. Months treatment cigarettes Or' FOUGHT THE WAVES FOE LIVES. Sough Experience of Captala and Crew of Schooner.

Charleston. 8. Srptcaber Th. schooner Rebecca Wall Captain IJf tie from Savannah Septembe Philadelphia lumber laden. eTcounterS the gate off the lower CaroS Tnesday night and for twelve' hourrthe- talnand crew of eight Bought des perately for their UvW The schclner reached xChartestbn leaking ii wlth feetof waterim her Joold.

tiao toa the Jnterior of cabin and aaartirs' xhan twL 81xjyear igathe Watt brought fato beenirdesertrf by ww itcse she- will be Ujhtened and damage ascertained and Bosta llni Ifien ta Position The first position I accepted. said Mr. J. Lo wry Brown after 1 had at tended the Southern Shorthand and. Butl.

ness University paid me 50 per month at the' start. whereas before I' had' taken the course I had worked with several concerns and only received from 20 to 35 per month. After learning shorthand and. bookkeeping however. I advanced rapidly until now my Income Is 3500 per rear' Mr.

Brown formerly of Green county filled several subordinate positions such as clerking collecting etc. but his compensation never exceeded 35 per month until after taking the' practical course cl J8116 trallllnr at the Southern Shorthand and Business University of tfci Wh6re the at once placed him In a position at 50 per month which was the beginning' of his successful career. There are hundreds of other similar cases where comparatively poor boys and girls have acquired the valuable knowledge imparted at this famous schoo and ere now earning large salaries. Because of the tact that this college keeps right with the Improvements of the times the business men keep their eyes upon It and secure' their office help. from Its body of students.

This week ve Pted positions with George Muse Clothing Company the At- va faring House the Southern Bai and West Point y. Southern Engraving Company and othfr firms In Atlanta and elsewhere ta re enroUln dall5r for the ent to m' and UP to the Call or. write for catalogue. A. Brtscoe.

president. L. W. Arnold vice president Atlanta Ga. Arnoia' EDUCATIONAL MASS MEETING.

To Be Held Vtte Negroes at Eltbn. ton. Eatonfon Ga. September tepe 1 Wtn W. of the St.

John African Methodist Episcopal church. thlg place. and Presiding Elder It King of the Ealonton district. A E' church. have made quite extensive prep aratlons for an educational mass meet- Ing beginning tonight and closing Sunday night next.

The chief purpose of the meeting Is to instill the principles of industry and thrift into the minds of the young negro. and to discourage and combat the in- I creasing tendency on the part of the ne- I gro to abandon the farms and flock to I towns and cities. The speakers on this occasion have I been selected from both races and an Interesting programme has been arranged. The following prominent white citizens of this place have consented to dell addresses on Bunda" afternoon next Frofessor W. C.

Wrlght. superlntend- I ent of the Eat on ton High schools will I speak on Is the Young Xegro Fulfilling I His Mission Judge W. F. Jenkins i chairman of the county board of educa. tlon will address the meeting- on The Relation of the White Man to the Ne.

igro. Judge Joseph S. Turner chairman of the state prison commission will dls- cuss Industrial Education as a Means for Lessening Crime. Rev. J.

F. McClesky past- of Eatonton Methodist Episcopal church. will lecture on Chris tlon Education. Special seats been arranged for white visitors. have 1 You Cant Have Typhoid lor other fevers you keepnhe system well regulated by Mtfzleya Lemon Elixir made of lemons Good alike for young and old.

Y. M. C. A. GYMNASIUM BEGINS T.

R. Weema Phyaical Director Reached Atlanta Yesterday Aft- ernoon and Starts to Work. T. R. Weems.

the new physical direc- tor of the Young Men's Christian Association succeeded Dr. Barton arrived In the city yesterday afternoon and will start. to work at once. The gymnasium classes will reopen to night at 8:15 o'clock and all members of the association and especially those Interested In the physical department. are Invited to be present.

Ths regular schedule of classes will go Into effect at once. Those contemplating entering the cfusel will find this the best time to do so as the work will necessarily be light and simple for the first few weeks. The Vulgar Restaurant Habit. By a London Critic. Restaurant hospitality is a remarkable feature of the times and many is the wean' housewife who blesses the ar.

rangment. It lifts from her all worry and trouble and gives her as good a chance of enjoyment as any of her guests The very popularity of this form of en tertalnfng however constitutes their excellent photographs 3f tniOfrn society. The first thing that strikes une OT a- terlnr is the babel of vrlcts Every one i screams. Women who should be and ot- tenslbly are society leaders yell their re- 1 marl- It is not unusual to see crossed knees elbows on table and cigarettes when the mea Us over. To a certain extent perhaps these things are due to our cousins who have a very large continent to be American in but whose in fectious high spirits are.

on Kipling's Is land nine by seven a. little overpowering In their expression. lemons hr' It. The jujce oMehalcJelemons Lemon Elixir the. pleasanteu laxa Un made.

Sold. by alt drugjUts. 1800 ChicagV to St SUnnt apoU and Betunu Via the Western Line 42200 round trip Chicago to Superior and DuJuh a7S round rtpi Chicago to Sault 6t Marie tickets on sale daily. SIzB5. Chicago to Uuquette andreturn on August toil September' 6 and 20.

Correspandmtly low rate fromollicr potato' Te fcctly appointed r- See Through aleeplngicaraThe best Information an Uckt yourhome ttn a stfaw tat on tomorrow. a DlWLAP oday. be any tctte ibl they them better and. tliey wont 6e any cheaper next vrt 10 WITEHALL ST HATS STETSON SHOES FOR SALE Manufacturing enterprise. paying 25 per cent net.

Will sell at cost. Reasons for selling declining health' of owner. Call In person. 16. S.

BROAD ST WOMAMS STORY NOT BELIEVED Detectives Give Interviews Regarding Robbery at Benjamin Home. Detectives of the Atlanta police force declare they put little credence in the story told by Mrs. Florence Robinson governess atthe home of 11. Benjamin corner of Whitehall and Fair streets to. the effect that a negro entered the resi dence Thursday morning and robbed Mrs.

Benjamin's room of' 20. Detectives White Campbell Simpson and Lockhart say that they believe the woman's story a myth and a fake. Mrs. Robinson was called upon yester day afternoon at the Benjamin residence by a Constitution representative for a statement In regard to the expressions of the officers- but she refused to be In tervlewed She. appeared greatly worried over the matter.

Statements were made by detectives who Investigated the matter. Detective Lockhart said I do not think there is anything to It. It must be a myth. I think the money stolen from the Benjamin residence was taken by some one who resides In the house. I do not feut much credence In the statement of Mrs.

Robinson. I do not think there Is anything true about a' negro entering the home of Benjamin. said Detective Campbell. I Inquired of some people across the street from the Benjamin place who say that they were sitting on the front veranda about the time Mrs. Robinson says the negro entered' her residence anl1 they stated to me ihat they did not see any one about the place in question.

The ne gro cook wh was in the house told me that she did notsee any negro go from the house after Mrs. Robinson told her that one was up stairs. I do not believe the story DBYWATHEB AFFECTS ROPS. Late Cotton in Putnam County Be- ported as Ruined. Eatonton.

Ga. September 16. Special The present hot. dry spell Is proving very disastrous to the growing crops. It ft commonly reported that the late cot- ton Is ruined and.

as the bulk of the crop in this county Is late a short yield Is Inevitable It was before the lit of June before the great bulk of the planted cotton cam up. especially on red lands. The rains through' June and July caused the plant to grow off rapidly and to burden Itself with young fruit In stalk was very tender and fun or to tSSSssSi Indications of a change. flEfiRO BABY IS KIONAPED. Girl Jennie Moore TakenJronrHer Home on Houston Street Yesterday.

Negroes In' the vidnlty of 192 Hous ton street believe that a negro man orLed in woman' clothes kidnaped Rosa Moore old daughter of Jennie Moore yesterday at non. A sup posed woman went. to the' Moore wom an's borne yesterday and asked Damon. a ngro woman who 1 ut 192 Houston street to allow the baby to be taken a restaurant around the nery ha not been Iseen slnct. The Damons woman' say that the per- son WM carried the child wrW a mans haC and large shoes.

The matter has bem reported to. the police. Chester Pa. September Theware housof tbeFayette Manufa ring Com- of magnetite. Loss Insuredj EDWARD NIEL IS PROMOTED Appointed.

Traffic Manager or Atlantic and North Caro-- linaRoad Xewbern. N. C. September. I1 JSdward A.

Kiel who has for several years Jbeen general freight agent of the. Southern railway with-headquarters in Atlanta hit been appointed general traffic maHaif2f of the Atlantic and orthCarolina wtth headquarters in Qoldsborp. He win en tet upqn hl new duties t9ber KILLING OF JAMES PENSION. South Georgia Mill Kan Bua Over by Engine. Cordele Ga.

September 16. SpecialO James Ensign a well-known mill man was run over by an engineratCcinathis morning and killed. Abandoned at Sea. Savannah. Ga.

Septembef 6. Th steamer Allegheny from Philadelphia arrived today. She passed an unknown water logged' three with a deck load of lumber on. fire early this morning. The schooners burgee wi at half mast.

Captain Dowof the- AHe- heny remained by until he was satis fled that there was no one on board the burning vessel. John Ghee's Funeral. XorwoooV September 187 Special. John Gheesling son. of Virgil Gheesllngi of this place after an Illness of two weeks died at Stone Mountain yester day.

His remains were brought here- to day for Mr. GheesTlng was a youny man 28 years of are with a bright future and was thought well of by all who knew him. at Niagara. Plttlburg September I ft. The veteran of the" foreign.

service In. session here. to day decided to hold the nextannual con vention at Niagara Falls. R. C.

NEELY APPOIN fl Is Named by Governor Terre Succeed the Late Major ByalV as Experiment Director. Governor Terrell yesterday appointed Hon. R. Neely of Waynesbofv Burke county Ga as director of the experiment station for the tint congresslonaf dWrkt" to fill the unexplred term of Ma or G- M. Ryals deceased.

Mr. Neely Is a well known man In Burke county and the news of his election will please his many friends BOOK BTOBE TOWS. REMEMBER Who Ton get your list Hit ant seho term THAT 7 ad sell ad ft4 fc kl YOU SEE her is where Oil can save few dollars. JNO. M.

MILLER CO. rhon Jr' Xarletts Street. Core the Tollowtngr Symptoai pans taO side Urft 1 ur 4 KBM Mjlrt AM AU The Fairfax Hotel' FURNITURE Auction sale cantincrt oday at iO a. BI. and 3 p.

Kone of' the Tsnt turehas been s6M yet- 220 eacl fe LEO FRESH uctteaeer. KD vBR J. tl Ii i :1 fOURT r8" tJ tsse nlliusi sll lij 1r ljbVeteranrHaJltair ig 1 ct. i lJ meID mt lUI i JI It fi andl. th otA ta4 9th.

rn ftraJ I ltotPri ass mble contfld nterana ttieE li iirSt Ok fll' pee ed' 1iIa pat tbolfipftlent jabe att nUon ft bout JDeeU chael Ii 8t WI ot meeUn I tr elt i ple for an unl 8s I than emce Ii oft for 110 of 411onr nct IIDOw ii Be iemce i' it anothercandWate. Ju J. the htatrlendl ltnm a lfeatu of lIa hebu lanefor tarew Jo. Y1tIII SSeoo the. sum extendl fbo otberWQrds elect d' durlng tw no hat pre i.

J. tfIIce show- that er I quen1on. Is lboUld to ISPTVI thp cll Goo AId j' toc1oiehll aerve clt tnrRey. It. wrtttenby AtiantaJoumay November 2 oUU et 1.

1r1l 1 4 tlher J. t1on h. In it a the lge to so. 1erT eu clt term aonorable ces rh' rm i 1 i i REBUILDING WOnde ga se do by blef Ia Jut 1lng hOw. chanc porly lelected fo god foO wi en al the al.

man says nenous systm bme tt loked movi oe te I1r spech wa stutern mem. a pr ad ver abentmlnded 17 Wa piple Clstaty ppat- 1 lad bloo att medcine thi fo gt re 111 8 retl dilisted 1th evrhg of lvna athougb had no. t1 a trlend cncerned. medlcrle tle tred etng 7 the plalelt fos thi. tre- 1 ad I did leem gt Ilent updmeUng' ve the foo Nut' 1 Tis seemO dUernt tr th It leemed cs lb- and wth creator.

e- 1 a desser aler oter Amost neres gt srnrer teler I der telt. to areat I I owtbln It etect i0t8w11 bt I sem 1 le 1 ed I lg an I that ttok mo ere ead achonlkkr r1emor Imprve 1. a geater a mYteepouI4er dtfl hlng Ij Ytars Jhcl rv re n. 1ttom ol absentmlnceels' hal re mr. pJpl fm1 C.

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nt. 1. b. I eveh6iWOUJd a cT" a ner Ume fdlcr. ofitheiuUe.JWt ouC e' oslep tr howeerUe OWe 1 fp1 lhlmleltand to hll hdnto JVfth.

belt i plbl JJ' rec- iuT i c' ihv Yt i wln I a1deue bl. tme tn4dttorm tit Atlnt here Jt :175 anlu 183b tcu moneyoutofm cet' 1la hlamhiitatrofrom fncalcrlWICh" wul have I- fute1h a Jnlctyor Atlnta rm. Ic1 Wod nthve reovered Ine. to oe rmI aytora mnor1tapYf. tf pay ther telb7capPlr ebkwth themlu JulT" lmar thouJ eum- etmo bl pa2n tmet ledt i1 went ofona lit- teT uo ybllid Wltb the orJolephllr bl not he 1rCc beor lr elve' atele Cm tla 7o Go4WIdlllnme tat.

th d. nQt hav ll tnoul tt' trrtolt It" oblrUon. adnQtrmYIlULMr Hrih rtutoAtlnta atoncwhlchwedld Upn mrrtur loUn we not ve I to trer moneJ fno th to met a IC note whleh ha benredeount fdlnPel I alofoUn1n the aofetlrr a cek. frm one of our. mot fmenl clzen of 128 dte' In the erly par of AUCt Wich bnk ld act beu O.

the tght. th oner mubtat. tat tlm Tpv clty trelt m7 cbe tor 0 and a the tme Jaed to. tbcly" vol un. 1lly andWtbout ay authOrton whatev frm' he cty councl the 8m of 54.

I hndle then' two traaUon Iren In' additon to wht I bd dol wbat no oter cian fnnce commteeot tA clt Ivernmpnt ever done and Wen I rmarked to Clone' GodW that I wa oin td byhhnand 1 aditr. ton ever occulo 1o GOd. thne wba Itaedt tetatn olnlt aave hfadmlltaUo anbewae I not' uad tend ul tnl3 not. te ctyfeAttwuJ havecn test ayor GWn wold ahade te CrUcllm wud hav folow ht dOl tehnd Ctonol Od1tlNotlnS cldblooe op ftonlnmyprent rce to my- ottaJh wa announc cn1dtC danttfoe dljed Int thId 4forGdwln Tnl rce. bC ule cndlUon ar te ame I aowed hmlel puade ht fendto rn ta tm Wht mea tha Adern Wonrwllln cndidate eMayr Godwn IIhe onl mn hocudbe Wodwd RowWoodw W.

h' ently oerlo ke tle' fat thatn rr bat WOowa I 1812 tk combIne efor a and al mne acomllh It. thn psibly fthat prmpted mto ente outide of' eire ih 7 wou tat iabtflouldrt I hve hea I el ha t. mxed dd Jtt nl wa al ot putcc GoWI fre lt thoughout 11 redln 0 Go- IItteet teOd FUoWI nl poi on lnd In- tat al mem ad rM Ituton few Iemn r- W1andt or ne tAt Inst- 0 Oer Od tuton Indepnden alow ay wi authore ovota thine ib I'rlend Te. Gow orer thee pedop able Insttuton an 0 elt ton ev me hl I a I ther a enJ tel ceat man tblY 11 ae. Od FelOW 1 con ma frateal tat ve ittuto an fends have I alowed cndIdacy I th leat ltCa rc ay 0 It.

perit hs mn enUted frend to I ety sp of. the bmembra fate whether they Any mi 0 tnltuto no IzUonl to. lurtlr uses fraternal ora wl tunn bls olUcl dmr pltc machinel those Istltutonl them I a paUon and ther bY Pfl cIUclled ad con. alrmlnded peotPlle demne i anf one nl wbere I there Inj rloul tJ the pu lnd whlcb one thing It Is Ic than any nzaUon ad that I crt poIUC I A. nAvr what omC 01 Ine.

lluu owinarC trl to make tbr- 1 and honorle Inlttuton 0' gyealt ICWA Regardng Rte. Some ar I tlereprt I la wi be for Incrsing the xea nd her by denounce ttements of tht kind I wit al the eMhsis of my natur The rc bing male solehfor the Puosc iung me In this rce I wl guarantee pople of AUat. wil pro1siton I electe maJor lO. tw rds Icasng tse Ucense ther would Rme' dae ofgeat mergenl whc coud avold which we would hve to met lie me' nil II my poston and 1 wt. to.

compare It Ma or' Gwln hb rcent arton In the brd' ot cnty commlssloneS herbY county tx" rte Wa In cresed from 45 nt on the I I 0 to 50 cent In ot er word over 10 pr cent i Icr9le Hen 1 the ofneal acton of I th county complnloer. tken fom te I rcrds of t. ard commissioner Good. wn movedtht te ta rte tor tM yer li0b Axeat 5 cnt on the 10 the rot Wa aled and the moton wal unal1- ouay aopte thebo irt I tnd 119 upon exiunn3UOn of the recors that ta yluer t11 yea IgO a compred wf te. prpv0UI yer of 103 IbO an Increase 1270191 an etwtb al this an In eue of over 10 pr cnt I do In tbeCuny rate and ever w01a.

and chil who ptd lst rear a county ta of 5 wll noWbBve to pay t9 th cunty. the pople wl want to loWwbtbs Increstdn lhl tX tllmeandlta later day I 1'1 mY lUrl to Infr the 1eople ad tIJbjecb Ts t. al I creto abt ex Good wnat thl tme bt I wlpayb1 tr- tbefatenUo at aIte dte Sm Ofmpul enemes aeer laU tere that 1 amagnt PUbuC aholl. use laid not snd 1 ttem Wbet tY dren oldenoul. to' 1 to the pubn olI hMdcetsfOCtbei ald ou1t fveaenf tem-ere bvtt foud Tf fmY neghbr wttwoJtUe rhilr wh nlopr tOlendther to p1lbol.

adl let tem' ban my tckft Jet. tyct1en. to' tcbClk wbcb. 1 eoul do tey rl I as opsed tpbC sco' WD Ithfl CbOa1 s5IS5Jwalltm tal n.n raetiPUa tbe' efa" Unr' uu" 7JndJ donoftatc In the wI pa toPfwhSh' dd Djcos bc idt on4crtm 8iPr f- tt llt butfti luUc ChOI.r.ndr IU1 tOi2aonmenu Ivt Je 1M1teetth Jaop lbOISeU te ot tnea Oi' 1 t. I tl a i 1 id Pf i idJ i fEy lrf 1.

bt nobn t' o' ttr or ttra. tn hiit ta 1 UeeDto dme cmmueUot10Slton fmjtprUOxttI ib 1'e fe ftr I fOurictemen tp ut ttelrjo pkeU a1ade 4f te ttche oeUat tecOt C1 ptethelfu tm te ocbce orlettl zm frm 1 terfo 1t tey a to jP. Ub. dcJ0 NOtwtt ie' ew' rm. the SbJe te.

1U ep6. and ISth eneont a te pp not t. iO. elOOkltetat tt ntO J1 notbn ett b1iuyma. t' ap entway IUhy4o Jot elct erpn cle whOlwl t.

pt. to whttemant un lef and h' IttrUlhttbeetnt. hym ithect1echer. aen dso It nnot tpr lth wt Jverc lhorwhI tJt 1JowuteBrotberon tlonw1t rtcnttot theclncU the TowU trnnble cmn bc1upn etmhite a Ieww alC mOt dlllcef conduC 1 mi- jorty ottht uurplr pwe. oftbe chie ad ptacc the It 1 othe poUccomi- AOfr.

8 Dy EI. I. td St Cmmls. oe anrechefof Uc' deparent. Inofar a Ive.

tgtlr andlCkla certi. Iol. toJ' Iaw Te rsluton Jse moriUvote brd IS01 hl ue certn purs ben resinde ear of al whlb I aow tat crwd stl ltd Ieter ar thin I cn t. pele nt Jok out a tndldte te tfce 8tte oloni everwere Bl at pl detent aso- pwpr. cntrol parmentto ryehm tral elet wi ony- prmle 10 a te otce a lOr Ie.

frend Ln no ths ll publc te plcequeton ita an1thlA May pr ter. I prelded meetm rn- erleoun I oinace ere adopt mk- I In plce mlllonerl IneliblA themnlvea Nulre trefourhl plce 101 te chief le mustcerinly hve know crwd thflr Indlga- tat pople demande a- tJo wblb WI. ten hav re newspapr alotthem. acrd wee sme tl Ihou' sd commniy sy ter al I thl plce queUon. D.

Lnio to bkone mae Itatment. bt a surprled I Meuse ha' alwys bn BUy Brotheron derrnd ha erton Spe Woowad hed Alderan Wodward talkll his' labr. ad to spea peope ad whle the Um a have psed mY wthot the wat sy. that I ben mente a for. thinI tha i forspkng tver- boy town wih lorD class ltte- nlent mae bY Aldrman rd lie tht appea1ng ad I rtht ther lck comle Wodwa abut DY pple.

him-ad certinly ayb eath. I an caniate recrd clely beoe It2s ra Wowar. le to-hem recrd kow wht wa wa kow kowing tht Ictd wl ow lat ma rce LtUe Utte caled orhan. home sys Is apnst factons tre dOs I Ig t' vote race He for ts i wl Ifh hd aomeboy 11m lome Ie al wel er Insist referrig factons ed upn b- cuse a frends. tl Cptain nUsh trend.

a lam. rert. I Sn facU repesent treat prt te' ppulaton I te ety Atanta porton populaton orer prlo csplse polce poltcs ho manb ng elet I Ilmply becuse par ppulaton whch utcrly unalterbly opped totern thi cmmunty 1)'stem pol tcs ha bpn Ole for eas stnds prominenty Whitehal populaton 3e trmled thl tme tht gO strightorward shl el couci ad beare wl tae cae ctys Interetl In. ma er an conrton Wltever wih a ton kind stnd god Atanta al varl us ad Interetl tnaly I' porton popuJton al tme ackow ze tb" od ourprmlnent dtzem buldlni cty' our. ad kown connecton wlnt sy bo st dl mor prmnent buldln ut ciy Atanta tha goo ole I trled Cptain lglsh.

Rght wat IO a polcc bar matter concrned Cavn Engih thoroughy Stsfed' th th" stuaton res futher wit ma I Itonrr Dnd etectve. mk1 polics 111. tken I bard polkf prtme I ept out at furher I OU al cap EJ- I lshs pltcl enemts ml" i tb-m wht dolars nb I towar buiding cty OII wi fnd eforts Captn. Erlsb aone are' I everthng ha bn poltJel enele. cmblnl hen caddat cl atempt reft or Captin Eglsh I bings upn hl hed CD- prtion tlA prl ulaton clt I conclulnn I.

wat tel I I a empl1n. le hln cru- lati pur oflnurln al rce tat hve Iade omblnatln ceain ndf. dte tor nderm nlc br counci' thes sttement. a faIeandwihot ton Te peple kow wat tlene ad wt tetro' cmbntlos" EyerDa can 1' a14. II ytCre a m.

tJjli it oi tbe UIa' IU0 4 um twO IiI4Udm1fe4. ft 5 ti f. SfP" TH pfitit if th tb1. i i i Or pp i eom jo nt7Ch OJ 1 eriiC1 7 ijJ a ibar tW uJd' order. ne" Uofto iilJthe JfqUitoi or st df rftot.

ie e. 9untJ' it i le con lted' br 9d ol1 liesb ro attofJ1ey lttwaa 1iaveClecldecUheconteat. onetlmeProte tot' fer a 1tr oth tianta school. of pU atJon Ioner i' Cla toi1cou ty. walprit1clpat 01 He haIhowever a te t.

Covtnctonachooll fbeClar be It aOab ageWormP wat teriiayrecelTed ChJetC1erk tr mHonC HBeuley 1I01 lior oree co of' Ieafand a man roun tle belng followinrveraes elburr Ga encl aed. I stJn 1 he Res ctfuny I the ll formalcharrel. fl th today an will not sume Ita conaldera- tlon of tfie are lIeveralmatters nd todectdethese the Ira vel ithe 1018 tlcularattentlon du mone ellt I I partment I I i llcio 11 a a tI I Ya cey. the cn I sterda I 1 comn1ul1lc tlon secr tary I secretar I I In-- dulgeln bleac11ers. 0 81 lngth tried Bltt rs.

hi. feet i rm Best and. Kldnp i Complalnts Only Oc. Guaranteed bJ' I alJ Dn1ggJsts i HAY I onth' tr atment. for pipe I potpald and money back It you are not satlsfled Let US cure you IqUICklrEcllvse Medicine and Manufac.

Co. Atlanta. Ga. I I TBEWAVES J01tL1VES. 11 ourh ence 8.

Sc tem JaThe all LIt. Pt ber 0. lor I Phlladelp Ja en. eoUntered i tbegateotr 10w rearoJha coast esdaT weIY hOU1' htOulhtde rattirtor achoOrier re d' Cha 1etODle ct wlth1 o. re tof rh1herJwldal a Y.

rr a biouihtlntothlsX b7i turh vlq 1 Bi 7U IN O' i Ei nOB. en ij ern an usinessU niversity 1henSecures pted. Lowry wnafur I at' tend dtbe JlUnlvetaJ nth. wber en rec lved bookk van ed lal r. Brown.

ex6e led er ta of bualness this' city where 1anagera nce I cesstul I IchooLand bl Itl' pup have accepted with lanta CIaring way Atlanta Jlway other I ew students are enrolling dally fall and winter term pres time a larer number have entered than during a flrevtous corresponding period In September. the ton. I Spe Pastor Wlnrflld RM. E. ep.

meeUn th I i cltI en I I I I I Wrlrhtsuperlnt nd. i Eatonton IlIpeak egro Rel tlon the. I gro. 1 paat Mehodllt lecture. I or keep the I I ms I Atlanta to.

phy lcal prelltntThe onc enterl fortbe hOlplt Uty tb bl nes the I I I I thln rik cfn 1 i 1 1 cro sed knees i I I ry i tJl ent robe In t1- I i I i i 4 ofd e' femon. tes YoS- lea EIlxtr. 1 tostr Khm1 1 WeatelD S2200 Superloran S207SroundttlpChle tl Jlarietlcke aaJeda1lY an4 zttulD AUCUItltoIJ Correap ndIDdY1411' rUtItrom other ofn ref aPPObtrd trafnt. s1eepl carL" The of. veJ7thfq.

lDet be. ecuie4" from home' ora44re t. 11 sreeu4 Vlne h1 f. It 1 Utf hp ifY tfletli oht i d' J. mal 1astrawl1at Oi1tomOttOw Z1liJ ir i JnJNLAP' tocJ I fiO Ii anyb tf II 1 uri an th H.i wo 1 ne wBrosC ST DtmLAP R.

SA LE ying25 cen costntasonsJor BROADSTi I rce credence. RObinson 4rOVern ss andFaJr etrectfhata negroent red I I Detectives. CamPbdl ShrlPSOlI'1 I yester. to. In.

appeeredgreatlr one not' I nerroenterlnc n1dD te the some rom theBenjalJ 1npl ce lay th 1h ttbeyllld one ne- ro hlwl thathe ny. tt ROM. on he wai DRywiATREB te Ea tonton Septem SpedAl wfn port I of ca sed' youns onseque' lce tM SAp and unable resist the bUbtn etrect of the past tbree weeki of hot. i ry weather. The abnormalgfowtb Juu r-leen suddenly.

checked wholesale IIhed- ding hal eet Inand In many fnltancea I the plants are 110 parch to preSent I the general appearance of OdOber weatb- er In addition to' tbl. the bolllare i opening prematur an4 Terf rapldIY. The probable lo nnot yet be U. I mated as the dry spell conUnuea with no n. i ItNEGRO BA JAPED G1r14t km fromRer xne 1Io Jton UI' dreued kldna.

ed' I' daulhUrflf aup- tbeloore wOl1- andaaked whollVe8 ltreet. be resuurantaro1U14 conier. party hunot Ieenllncc Damon prl c1illdLway' rore aman I ffl f3 oo oJ1r JtJC1mt flA 8ellt DibttI Th ho1l80ftM FareUe al1nf paDJ" bumedtoetheii with. aoOOO baP I' fi kttir PRO MOTEO I. andNorfhCaro CSepteinberl war torseveral tearabeell oftheSouth hi.

appolntedgeneraltr mma1 andNort tar lln1fflh oldlboroHem in newd Ue. beI I XILLmG TADS Georglati11Man ajmoter b1Eng 5SPec4I amel aw llbowrimnFman overby anengineat dnathia STb6 A1J heny. P1iII del hL4 an. 4 ofl mbron lir mornln burr ewllat Ca.ptalnDow tbe.Alle- byunUl bew8lsaUI th Ghet ur. IS ofVlrgU lllnellof tlter Gbees ng weUofbr ll' gar Se tember Th veter thene annualcon NlagaraFaUs LY XajolRraIi Ex rfment yellt rc aj.

pp lntM Ga. forGI Nee Isa knlwnmanfnBl1rt elecUonrm ttien i fl BOOJtITPBJnw IWrntJieant IdlMI cTHAr wo oa4. he caDIaTi afe1r 0 1r sVnJWt. 1I611J1fJrfliifi 1Wi urith oU sym a OIeCI14 4et" if bl4e. lIDOthma HnlatJOlll palpltatJoa Of I bUrt.

JJre4f Ju fIC ltecote4 toUb ptmJi 1' hOdauutmcCSC AU4ra 1atl. I IThe idaxHQ AuCtloD. I e. ri 1j. J.

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