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Bore or lekldne trouble within the past year It. became sosevere and complicated' that-14 ered everything and wa much alarmed toy strength and power was fast leaving I saw an advertisement of Swamp-Root and wrote. asking for adrice began the useof iJnedlclDe and noted a decided improvement after taking Swamp-Root only a thort time. J-continued Re use' and am thankful to say that- I am entirely cored and In to be very sure about thu. I had a doctor examine tome of my water today and lie pronounced It all light andln splendid condition.

know that your Swamp Rool is pure- lyvegetable and does not contain any harmful drugs. Thanking you for my i complete recovery and recommending Swamp-Root sufferers I am 4v1 VStyt1UI7 yours. fC. RICHARDSON. You nay have a sample bottle of this wonderful remedy.

Dr. KUmer' Swamp. CRoot. sent absolutely tree by mall. alto book telling all bout Swamp-Root.

yott are already convinced" that Sv Swamp-Root Is what you need you can purchase the regular fifty-cent and one. dollar size bottles at the drug stores everywhere. Don't make any mistake. the name Swamp-Root. Dr.

KCra rs and the ad- drew Binghamton N. T. on every Arrest disease by the timely. use Tutts Liver Pills an old and fifefayorite remedy of increasing popularity Always' cures SICK HEADACHE sourstomach malaria iodiges. torpid liver constipation all bilious diseases.

TUTTS Liver PILLS Snaking Away of Crust Around Cite Has Added to Imposing Spectacle Though in Reality Activity of Volcano Has Decreased. September Tile eruption or Jlt. Vesuvius continues and although It his somewhat decreased. It is still most' poalng and Its vividness has been aug- tInted by the breaking away of the crust around the crater with shakings runV and explosions. making it appear the whole mountain would be rent ifi top to bottom.

the funicular railroad restaurant has been damaged by the flow of lava. On pfcPompeii side the eruption is very threatening and a. great quantity of allies isbeing ejected. Ulrl JEFFEBSON. Hegroejf Bngag in Fatal Dificulty I Over- Liquor.

Jefferson Oa. September 28. teLHilea Winfrey colored. got Into it difficulty late Saturday night with WfllHiLester1 and Shepc. Johnson both color ed on the McElbannon Holder plantaUon.

In Harrisburg district. this crunty about a half gallon of blind tiger liquor. and as a result of this' difficulty Will Lester was shot through the head by Miles Winfrey and died immediately and Shep Johnson was shot through the abdomen by Miles Winfrey and now lies In a very critical condition. After the difficulty Miles Wnfrey made good his escape and is BOW at large although the officers are In hot pursuit of him and hope to cap. ture him before the close of the day.

Jackson county's citizens are law. abiding men and there is no danger whatever of any mob violence in the event Mute Winfrey is captured. Receiver for Candy Company. Columbus. Ga.

Sept. 26. Special. open the petition of Fraser. T.

F. Lockwood and T. W. Bates representing claims amounting to between 3000 and 4000. Cecil NeUl was appointed receiver of th Whltaker Candy company today.

The creditors filed an Involuntary bank. ruptcy petition against the. company and allege that at a meeting of the stockholders Of the company Saturday Intol- wag admitted. ja Hck KmAteit end Hrr iU Cia tronM tpt at to a blllmu atete of th twh' as viSDlolatti DrOTniU. DtZ5 aflar Mtlaf.

la la UM Ed ifc. WM1 tt lr mort aHKVlatialtkt39otttt OftfotIt SM rdrag iwprt rMatb7Siia. TWJED iEf i it Svvf iivij- i mili Tut ii ft CHEF KVJLfce L- apl a Js gf t4fi A' Or- Apology for Injjult to Amerlcaa Con- Bulata ait Cgen Found Eat- Ssfjjctoij But Admiral De manded That Apology Be Spread. Abroad. Colon.

September 25. The American consulate at Carthalena having been twice recently besmeared with filth Rear Admiral Sigsbe e. with his flagship the Newark was ordered to proceedto Carthagena and investigate the circumstances. The gunboat Newport joined the tlagshlp September II. In a communication to the governor Luis Patron.

Admiral Slgsbee says in part I find your expressions of regret for the ants. of indecency on behalf of yourself and your government satisfactory. but that they have not been given sufficient publicity. I suggest additional precautions to prevent a recurrence of such incidents and fuller publicity of the governments expressions of regret. to.

order to Old a friendly visit assuming a more difficult feature. Governor Patron complied by- reiterating his regrets. Express on Maine Central una1ng at Pull 6p Crashed Into Freight Standing on. Siding Engineer Fireman and Mail Clerk Killed. Lewiston.

Ite. SePtetriber 26. Three are dead. nine others seriously Injured and some twenty more persoris cut and bruised as the result of the wrecking of passenger train No. 24 on the Maine Central railroad which ran Into' an open switch and crashed Into a freight train opposite the state fair grounds.

2 miles east or this city. late this afternoon. Engineer rTimball and Fireman Chapman were thrown 40 feet from their rah. Chapman was killed Instantly and Kimball survived but a few moments. I Almon Hodgdon.

a government mall weigher. received burns which caused rdeath later. The train was runnlnv at a rate of 30 miles an hour when it took the open switch and ploughed Into the freight cars which had been tracked. The engines and express car were practically demolished. The parlor car was thrown on Its side with the baggage and mall cars plied on top.

The smoker was turned at an angle of 45 degrees. while the pas- corer coach remained upright al. though derailed. The passengers seriously Injured occupied the parlor car. GRIFFIN LEFT IN QUEER WAY Man Disappears From Sa vannah Leaving Three Hundred Dollars i Savannah Ga.

September 26. Special. I The police are working upon a strange disappearance. E. H.

Griffin of Meridian Miss. is missing and no one seems to know where he la. Griffin had been operated upon recently and was scarcely able to walk without crutches. He had a pair with him and used them continually when walking. These crutches are all that remain In his room at the Pulaskl house to Indicate that he has been there.

Griffln was to have gone to Birmingham. When it was learned that he was missing his brother at Qultman was wired. He an. swerexl that his brother was in firming. ham.

Since the train he was supposed to take for Birmingham left however he has been seen in Savannah. With the clerk. at the ulaskI house Griffin left two revolvers some cartridges and 325 in money. The clerk is still holding these possessions. SWAPPING GUNS ir Accident on Train Baggage Master Mortally- Wounded y.

Rotheile. Ga. September 1 Special Baggage Master Henson of the east- btrundpaaienger tralfl to. Savannah this afternoon PenlaT and Seville wasshot and mortally. wounded.

Mr. Pasahal. roadmaster of the road did the shooting whicji was accidental. 1 PUOhIl acdden tally wentfoff The ball Ay ot Aikld Law. Abiding People of Talbot That Solicitor Oil Frotecaticfromtart and He jCenjenterf Prelialn- ary Hearing Today.

Columbus. GL Sollcitor General the Citattahoochee circuit hat been re quested by the. white cltlwnsot Talbotton to represent the Interesti of. Ut state at the preliminary tie of SeabBall and Ship wo white men who are to be arraigned at Talbotton tomorrow on a charge of shooting two negroes one day rut week. In a communication to Captain Gilbert the committee of Talbotton citizens says The action of Ac mass meeting of Talbot's citizens held last Saturday shows how our people regard the" affair and leave doubt as to their desire' to have- the law fully and fairly administered.

Two of the accused parties art now under arrest and a commitment. trial set for tomorrow September 27 Thi prosecutors are negroes without money or means with which to employ counsel. and we teed that it is a case that ap peals to good citizens and good official alike hence we do not hesitate. to ask that' you be present at the trial to look' after the Interest of the stare. If yon cannot come in persona It may be that you can send I.

representative. This Is a matter of tal concern to the peace dignity and good order of state. Solicitor Gilbert will represent the state at the trial. Talbotton. Ga.

September 26. Se cial. Te preliminary trial of" Sub Hall and Edward Shlpp two of the white men accused of taking part in the shooting of the two negroe8 last week will take place tomorrow. Warrants were sworn out for these two men by the mother of one of the ne- gores who was shot and' when they learned of the issuance of the warrants they surrendered. Considerable interest Is being manifested in the hearing tomorrow and the law abiding citizens of Talbot are anxious that the charges against the prl.

oners be thoroughly investigated and justice be done. So much importance is attached to the case that Solicitor General Gilbert will be here to represent- Jie state. It la sald- that Solicitor GItbe rt hat determined to go into the matter thoroughly and to demand that the full penalty of the law visited on the parties guilty of shooting the nelToes Lemons In It. The juice of choice lemons makes Motley's Lemon Elixir the plescantest laxative made. Sold by all druggists.

CABBAGES CUT INTO COLD SLAW Wreck of Freight Train Occurs Near Tifton. Titian. Ga. September 26. Special.

Train No. 22 a through freight from Macon to Jacksonville on the Georgia Southern and was wrecked this morning about 3 o'clock at 101 mile post 4 miles north of TIlton. The wreck was caused by loose wheel which a sharp curve had thrown inside striking the end of a switch frog. Eight cars were derailed and six of them split Into kindling wood. not enough of one being found to get the initials and number.

They were loaded with miscellaneous freight. which was scattered an over the woods two cars of cabbage being cut into claw. Fortunately the engine and cab with four cars did not leave the tract and no one was hurt although the conductor and flagman were pretty badly shaken up. Trains were delayed about twelve hours. No.

6 northbound transferred to No 3. which was only a few minutes behind the' freight and passengers and mall were only delayed a short while. Superttead- ent Grady arrived from Macon- with' a wrecking train about 12 o'clock and soon had the track cleared. The scattered freight was brought to Tltton to be overhauled and checked. The auditor and clerk ed today to complete- this work.

New Factory for Cordele. Corlele September 28. SpfeclaL Cordele is to have another' manufacturing enterprise. A. Y.

Allen of Shady Dale. is here for the purpose Of organizing a stock company to manufacture his. new patent cotton planter and tertllizer distributor. The stock will be subscribed and work on the factory is to begin at' once. Nervous Disorders Zncl4i all aScotloM th brala spinal cord sad nerves they tmbrae JIM troobtes ueh as Difstacu.

Wlneu. HaadaehM lJu. lUluooly and lawnltr AIM BackaciM Neuralgia St. Vttss' Epll pajr. sod duiUiri snelag 4 akx of tt serves of say orxsAor at Weak' Longs Stomach lOaaer MaWw.

etc. Th urn. fsrI. a that keeps tskctxiQ tTvry OCTU tb body. you fear any of these TOW nrw tctei5 and reconstructs wtm-mt rr u- fj bfan lltftir.

tonle to rrtaJM tlw son. wli could att sebool. ur of tAyrtcJaBS to cars De. Nwr and inJivjWaedt ar JLn MirlSa rb1liottrSto1 JuBranan COnstitution Bureao 4 7 Second Street Mason OafBeatember se. There' ome talk In Macon of the 41.

crltototUoa agaliist llacon as wefl at Augusta Savannah and Columbus In the mattery of Certain frelgnt- rites' specified in circulars I0r and 802 of the railroad commission. A complaint watmada some time ago to the' tonl latregard the matter and was-shown that whereas Atlanta can ship manufactures and sirup to five cities under the. sdn ed- rate MdOfl Augusta Savannah and Columbus cap ship to only on olty under the sedated rate and that. Is Atlanta Thrd1lcrJD1l- nation against. MaconvJs said to be at.

the ratio of 4 to 1. The chairman of th transportation- committee Howard Smith today received a communication from George T. Montgomery secretary of the commission and It la. stated that In the new circulars soon to be Issued by the corn- mJl810D the cause of the complaint will be rectified MAKE CALL' IN SIX WEEKS Peace Conference Designed by Rooseveltfiefore End of Present War. Washington September 28.

President Roosevelt's announcement on Saturday to the delegates at the Interparliamentary Union that at an. early date he would i invite the nations of the world to send delegates to a secotid peace conference whose work" should be supplemental to that of the conference at The Hague Is regarded as a historic advance' toward i the adjustment of' the international dtf- jficulties through tb medium. of arbktra- tlon. 91 QuUer rriaturally question-arose as to how good the president might call the oSnfereiK dldjpot indicate In his address the probi iim of his luu- ance of the ail utTJlt7can be. stated that he will not await the conclusion of peace between Japan and Jlussia both signatories tOj The Hague.

convention. before issuing his call. It is hesent Inten. tlon in about six weeks to brlS th matter to. the attention of the other nations of.

the world with a view to saner- talnljg their desires as to time and place of holding jthe second" conference. These preliminary Inquiries will be made through Jbe department of state. As goon the repliesreceived shah warrant the presldCht will Issue his formal call' for the conference which probably will be early in the comhig year. MORTUARY 1. Frank BreedenBennettesvltle S.

C. S. C. September 26. Special.

This morning at 30 o'clock J. Frank Breed died in his SSth year. Mr. Broaden for some time. hadsuffered with Bright's disease He' was a prominent citizen.

Count Ernst Demold Germany. pemold. Germany September 28. Count Ernst regent of the vlnclpallty of Upps I dead Me was hoses a 831. William N.

Yancey Buffalo. Buffalo. N. T. September Hon.

William N. Yaneey federal Judge and several times democratic candidate for congress from a Virginia district. who recently removed to the state of New Jersey died today at the home of T. Benton. In Monroe county.

Infant Dies. Austell Ga. September 26. Special. The infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. F. A. Daniel died this afternoon. X.

W. Whiddon Aihbtiry Oa. Ashburn. Ga. September 28.

Special. f. W. Whiddon a prominent farmer. died suddenly today of heart failure.

He leaves a wife and ten children. Mrs Morgan Commerce GA. Commerce. Oa. September 25.

Spe cial. While attending a holiness meeting near the cotton mill In this db' ye- terday Mrs. Morgan mother of T. 1. Morgan who was out 80 yeaji old.

fainted. She was removed to' her home near by. but died a few hours thereafter. Her remains weretnterrew today. Mrs.

Norris' Plnder Valdosta Vaidosta Ga September 26. Spedal. Mrs. Finder widow of the late Norris T. Finder.

Sr. died at the home of her son George Pinder Jn- thli city. at 2 o'clock this morning Mrs Plnder was 79 years of age and before her marriage was a Yafre a. member or the priimlnent Faints family of Savannah. She.

was stricken with paralysis two weeks ago. Her body was carried to savanna. for. interment this afternoon. CAPTAIN' woM' TO ASSIST.

Commonwea1th' Attorney Will Aid Prosecution of McOue Charlottesville. VaT September' 2 Captain. Mlcajah Woods commor alths attorney Of. JUbemarle connty. whOhad bHnrequeat to aid in the prosecution MW ir- i and errntlie prosecution of the commonwealths cue.

XcCUt1dll be arra nedtofflorroyf SOT OS" nTB scimon Captain of Lejokar Liugh at' Mar. derXyitery. rJ New ThfH can coastwise tCAOoneTiLejokar arrived fa' port today from WJImington N. CU' with all the members of the crew safe and sonar. A Ietteriwai' received last week by the police authorities beret to fcti and fifsrs i sure ln Uc that teurtarJad beea committed.

as he feared tSj Caj a ii jW jWtWr ttftOtT iHMsri nlt caw of ts suffer Common ludl tlon arebunchw in the necky abgce cntasieoul erop- tiouia Inflamed eyelid sore ears ricketf catarrh VMtlnj and 4 rewAiM jr Hoo4sSarsaparUla fliji. im Eradicate It poaHirely. and absolute ly- Thstet i laMdlionitK thousanda of permanent care8these ciBei TeTwpughti Testimonials of remarkable cures aided oa ttt HOODCOL nrellMaiit Swiss Government Refuses to Take Any Action Against Political Of fenders So is Unable to Prevent Investigation of Crimes. St. Petersburg.

September 27. Whfle some of the features of the plot which culminated In the assassination of U. Von Plehve the minister of the Interior still battle the police the authorities profess to be now perfectly ear. tsln that. the.

conspiracy was hatched In. Geneva by a half dozen Russians mostly Jews. The authorities know the names and addresses of the conspirators but refuse to take legal action against them owing to the failure of the laws of Switzerland to Interfere with political refugees and. therefore Ausslan terrorist are at liberty. from their haven In the Alps to continue the work of assassination of Ruslsan ministers so long as they are able to find emissaries wilUny to risk their lives.

the organlair never venturing to carry out their own designs. Six men who engineered the Von Plellve plot according to the resist of the Russian police Investigation are etc. dared beyond shadow of doubt to have organized the series' of political crimes with the exception or the murder of 3 Bobrlkoff the governor general or Finland which began with the assassination of U. Bogdandvltch governor of Wa on May 19 1803 and ended with the blowing up ot Minister Von Plehvi. on July28 or' this year Gershunln whose plot resulted In the assassination of Minister' of the Interior Slplagulne on I' 15 902 now turns out to have beer only an emissary of these Geneva ter.

rrirlsta. For the first time the fact is now revealed that U. Plehves murder had been preceded by four abortive attempts to encompass his death. which the department of political police frustrated in the nick of time by- the arrest of the would-be assassins. who were quietly im prllQnecL DREW'S SEARCH FOR SISTER They Say She Eloped with' a Married 'Neighbor.

Amerlcus Ga. September 28. Special. The Messrs. Drew citizens of Webster I county.

are searching in Amerlcus and other towns In southwestern Georgia for their young sister Susie Drew who they allege ran away with Jessie Davis their neighbor and a man' of family. The girl came to Amertolas and they assert was Joined here by Davis and carried away. Susie Drew is described as a beautiful brunette of IS tall handsome and well developed. Jessie Davis the Draws assert left a wife and babe at his home to decamp with their I1Iter Sheriff Ben is aiding the brothers In efforts to locate the alias ing couple. Car Inspector.

2 ta Accident Albany September W. M. uemore chief car inspector In the' yardsand shops Of. the Albany and Northern railway was perhaps. la- tally injured this forenoon by being run into by a passenger coach.

The tatter was thrown bade against the unfortunate man by' a switch engine and he was frightfully mangled. Hit right leg was crushed ottat th knee and the' left fore arm had to be amputated a the result of a. crushed bone. Jama Bailey Hanged. Richmond YL.

September 28. Bailey. colored. 18 years of age. was hanged at Courtlanet Southampton county today for the murder' In' June list of OLdmu also colored.

murder was the result of a dispute over a- nickel The execution' passed off quietly. I Cured. of Asthma After 35 years of 5Bfferis It will be ratlfyfnx to Asthmatic rtaders to learn that an abeolata cnia bat at last been diccoTered bj Dr. Scalffmaan tth rtmedf is an effectual oa6' can not ba doubted afta of tcstl ntbnr as Uii of C. Wi Van Antwerp toa.

Tw who iarJ Your remedy Schlffmatins Asthma Care. Is the best I ever used. I bought I package of our dtuma and tried ft and one bo estlrely eat of Arthma aodl hare not hid it JfcaD now go to bed and ti all ht with perfect comfort wbJch I ve not done before for 4 Those tod tilfi Baifef Military Guard tn Men' Who Are Thought to rfaVe Had Mend in th. Disorderly. Condnct Near riorida Town.

Eecently Jacksonville. Fliu September 28. Un des guard of theJacksonvllle light In fantry those who are accused of murder and other lawless act in connection with the Duncan feud in Baker county in this state were taken to Macdenny the county seat of Bakes county today. for a preliminary trial. Theprisoners are W.

Hardy Alt- mann. J. IV. Eddy Andrew Hardy ton. sIc Bowling.

G. 1. Johns W. H. Dowling-Charles A.

JQtman. JHllary Alt- roanIver Harvey Cauley Johns Willie Dowllng. A. D. fowling.

Ambler Dowling George Johns Jesse Altman. W. H. Johns P. B.

Crews B. Crews T. Rhoden Riley Rhoden and Jesse. Sapp. The.

prisoners. under tolHWy rd arrived here at 11:15 o'clock train. was tapped a half pails below the-depot and. the prisoners' and military guards were. thtrcbedintO town such to the disappointment of the people' who hid gathered at the depot W.

R. Ellis attorney general of the tat is here to watch the. conduct of. the cue. Governor Jennings win.

rant' the requisition of Governor Terrell foe Hillary And Charles Attman for the murders committed on the. train' in. Oharlton county. Georgia it the men are not held here for complicity in the murder' committed by" the mob. Oar- ernor Jennings was here for a half hour this morning.

The. first case brought before County Judge Berry was that of assault with Intent to murder W. if. Dune from the postotrice at Baxter September 12. ylfteen fcten were Involved In- this charge.

States Witnesses Testify. The stats. Introduced three. witnesses. W.

IL Duncan. who was shot from the postoffice John' Duncan. hisson who was with him at the time and Bob Thrift Constable Thrift who was murdered a few nights later. 3 Duncan testified that he was" walking from his house to his barn his son. John with him' that he had is rifle in hand.

the muzzle pointed to the ground that the most direct way from the house to the barn lay by the- post- office and. that as he passed the post- office he saw se Altman. Cauley Johns- and ten Dowllng behlnd the coun. tsr of Altman stores in which the postotflce was situated Hit roan and Cauley Johns fired at hta id that two shots took effect. his left side.

John' Duncan's testimony corroborated that of his. father. Bob Thrift testified that W. 11. Doncan after leaving the potomce and ap.

un wicu cr nue to him that Jesse Altman. Cauley Johns and Lon Dowtlnc left th store and went in the direction of the railroad and that they turned and again fired at WM Duncan none of the shots taking effect. Having Bowling's rifle he fired at them but missed. Thrift that Jesse Atman the. Saturday night beforethe shooting asked hint Ii he would le to live W.

U. Duncan a up. Ask ed what he meant. Altuian saId Kill him or run him out of the coun try. The state.

rested and Henry Davis for the defense testified that he saw Duncan he went to ta postbffloe that Duncan had his rifle to his shoulder and' that he walked up on the porch of the pustoce and put the muzzle Of the rifle inside the door. After this he heard pla- tol shots riom within. All the witnesses testified seeing ft crowd beyond the railroad but neither- could Identify any' individual. Alter tm conclusion of Davis' testi mony the hearing was adjourned till to. morrow morning.

T66l fQBMSSIFICATlSfr Y- WANTE1HELP MAl V- POSITIONS FOR ALI Most people. of Intelligence today who are wagers. apply to an employment agency when they desire a position. It Is a vast saving of time arid worry it you call on the right one. Successful' experience and the' bun.

dreds- of applicants we have placed in high-grade rhas taught the- public to discriminate. Satlsfactioa is the' difference. National" Employment. Assoda- tipn. It 14 entap bldgy the pioneers.

WANTED YEMALE. NBBD APPOSITION DO TOUT know the ways and means of securing positions for people and. our applicants are getting the benefit of this knowledge. Call or write We place you. Don't.

make fltistaka its the National Employment Association. i 4 Century bldg. ZepbIeaag Name Isra Eaton sge Septemer re ahHca the stetn Mstrfct today- noateated-Barl Ismel or for coafreas. K- BUSINESS MEN will find a large attractive stock of Fall Good here. We hare Buita Cutawaya Walking gaits the newest and swetlest fabrics.

CHEVIOT WORSTED Serge Tweed Cassimere Suits All the new anadesof Brown. Hats and Ties to match. Essig ffros 26 Whitehall St. GUARANTEE FUND RAISED. Business Union Makn Effort to Buss Guarantee Fund of8OOO.

The Business Hens Gospel Union held 1 a meeting 7Iast night in the Carnegie library during which the sum of 52500 was subscrlbedyby Business men of ttii city as a guarantee fund for the ex penses incurred in. carrying on the evangelical movement In Atlanta. the time of themeeting was occupied by hearing reports from the. different i committees. After this' those present discussed the various ways of spending.

the money to be raised bythe flnaee committee and. the possibility of taking ZIP collections as a means toward paying tie expenses. 0 remlnc by Ass Candltr that they were spending money- which had not yet beta collected Woods Whjte In educed a motion that a guarantee-fund of 8000 be raised to become effectivf upon the raising of the entire amount Twenty-five hundred dollars. was subscribed. Iloke Smith WhiteAsi Candler Z.

Patterson W. H. Patterson E. C. Galloway John Egan George Muse and Nicholas Ittner' sub-scribed 200 each.

while. P. D. Baker- J. Caripbell.

Co IL Kelly R. Brown Dr. Hull H. T. Mecord and at Mi Davies subscribed 100.

Governor Northeri presided bv the meeting. Dr. Purserclosed the meet- lag with prayer. The most notable feature of. th revival work at.

present is the unusual array of cottage prayer meetings in the different. sections of the dty. A few of the most important meetings for tonight' are follows In the Boulevard district consisting of'- the Jackson HillBaptist church. West snincter Presbyterian Fourth Presbyti- run and- Grace Methodist church. ra t-i logs will be held at the homes of Mi P.

Clarke 323 Houston Mrs. Stowtgr 319 Courtland avenue leader. liar. C1 R. Ntebet Mrs.

Strickland. IS3 Hi landfavenoeirrsr Vaughn cornet Hil- fl and- Blllsl ieaderW S. Yeathsr tafleb MrsT A. Albright 122 Jackwn. leader H.

George Mrs. tti HtfJ Angler avenue leader George x. ChrU- Lion Mrs. L. B.

Nelson. 304 Boulevard leader. C. E. Newbern H.

B. tey. 139 avenue. leader Wa Thompson. In the North Atlanta district at th homes of Mrs.

Pullet 416 Peachtrie- George fa4y leader Mrs. Miller lIT iForrest. A. ArrlnItOD leader Mr Scales 48 Forrest avenue E. E.

tenter Washington semlnlary FlInnD. D. leader Judge J. T. Pea- dletons MS Piedmont avenue.

W. A Wagoner leader Mrs. C. P. Gores 425- Oaurtlaad Mr Ur leader lrs.

Hasard 27 Baltimore block L. Putnam I a4- er R. HI Jones 163 Merrltts avenue i u. Frazier leader Judg Konu Kla- ball and West' Peachtree D. E.

Luther- leader. In the Luckle street district at tm homes of Mrs. W. A. Splnks 78 Jones avenuei Mrs.

Wadklns. 403 Loickle Mrs. 1. P. FSJ1T.

20 Grins Dr. B. Ff Rflef Ornie and Baker Mrs. Mary DiwardS 21 Otm Mrs. Gray 127 Walton Yr.

Tttf ner 62 Simpson W. IL Holconab. Soring and Slmpsonj C. E. Chase 92 Veoibl G.

A. Carroway 134 Spring. The public Is urged to attend the cpt tage prayer meetings at these homes All meetings begin at 8 o'clock. OFFICES IN ATUNTH GA. 5 CONSUMPTION Theonrj system 1 medicated certain.

CURABLE At i Theatwewxm fluids are conrerted into CLSfCJ SitatotWJlliiPL Cure bookltt giving tesUmonWs of thole OURCD A Pwmcor r. inanition Effective Tuesday 1 August 39th arid there 1 after every Tuesday and Thursday in Sep tember the W. A. Railroad and N. C.

St. L. Railway will operate thjr mgfr coaches to St. Louis on train leaving' Atlanta 4:30 pi nii B. WALKER Depot Ticket Agents I.

A. THOMAS City Passenger Ticket Agents. IIARMAN XxeiuwM Passenger Ag i fi BUM WE THE Mrs. Mori through Al route to Gl be. laid to father al I killed in Saturday died or" QLAR1 white street wa.

wagon in Marietta The injureJ store tlf streets wh necessary I removed iMRS. 1 old died II. Glenn to Mariet raent. I TW Soldiers' buried yei An scord tendded tl it West follow so 1S De rSIr I' 3an. 1 tt ItQ4 ti uleerr 1Jiusmn7r Ii orJ et' aand th1n i' the rear1tb tht ilUfr tn4n.m ltrentthar power lea.

v1nt. uYert1aementotsamp. toot. ftol4Vlce. be Dthe tP1e iPJOV ent.

att rtkIniwamp rn yi fl4 ki. in tonatithtt11amtentlrelr CUfedan4 4 2In order to verysureabout tetct d1andl1eiPODOunte 1I. 1111taDdjDaplencUd I Root lft land' ot' 1 JdbarmtuLdrup very 11utreren NtryjtruI1rours J1Y'- LCmCHARDSON lTpumaj PlebOtU. W' won4etfurnmedYDr. Itn.

tr. ftfTItJOU re' purch theregular dsebotUe. 64rBlnrhamton i e. th Of. JsTlltt iritayoriteremedy cur tSICK sourstom lch ma1 ia iP ti rpid and FIRE TIN fR VS VmS I IJ Mounl ln A ears as If I Woul entl If i 1 I Ad Decrea d.

iJ ii The oh- Ve i f. 1 110m' ba it und ru Jd I nt fro t6. ttom. The lafde i 1Dg eal 1ng JJ fflIf l1 Ir JII iJ tjt CoIohia. Gof tn ftmii bOr drers ftUrJAd niral rIniU1t toJinerl nCon teat gena und atQctortiBut ntandedThat Septe ber The naulate belUDta SI wark wu redto on 1 ent Ii TRAIN WRfCKfD BY OPfN SWITCH ree Are OIe an Nine Injureol nn1ng speed I Engineer.

I Th I tent lo CE' tral fro pe lmball V- I I caused I' I smoker' ple I 26. I dl appearance. ed kJ Grfmnva hl seenIn ca ea UNS AccldentoriJrain 1 the' roactdl4 tS tCllh the in Kr i if ntl fr JrtJffil trdftll1EUt ROSEeum i olicilorWm. re lel Dgff Jog OfJ lb egj 1 A. Y.

op1of bot kU 1" That. Prosecutl nt1oDi Start d. tedPn1hi1n xi. To t. Se tem 1t2 S.

I 1tb8' bQi the tls tonto 1nt Sta J1 ta otSeBa1Ian4 Ed wowhJte me two. one llb rt cJ l4ya ottiem me tln fWdaYllio I re tJr doubtu have II. commltm nt- tember WtthOutooey thjt ap. goOdottl theltate I pre entaUve. ace.

te Te accu hoot ne pl I tou I. i I 1 be INTO 26. o. I I mll I a I whl th em 10ad ml cel1aneous I ave tr ft an e. 3 1 compl t.

Facto17tjr 25. e. 1111 belubscrfbed Is of Ple the Df I He4aeh1UI. blaa l1tri BacudMldieunJl1a andaU eu CeJlenaO The energy txtA nrrornn OC1beboq It. 7QUflaYe Ofthell.

anmeata Len. sndecte. u4Oto ut4 i 1 ft et it. li e. il beoIaHctr IE- tDBIe.feoa- i fZ tattD4IC 1 I UUr un h1tdaUtttcurl.

hfmw Ntn1D1 c' lad ttd ertt 12 Dtp tCOoa.rIr.- A IJ j1 flf i3t I' 'U Jf lf I' S' t7 JH i I 1 LI i isc I ilsH tt ioo I iJ i. f. I i f4li I 1 fanan. natitntf rS con4Strt. OatS tetl11i- i-i t8pecl 1.) kb 1ficoti otthe tbn ti a nhiDi Col mbu ttr1oi IJi lPecffted a r.a-Dd.aoi.oi.th.

ra road sio ft totheeOmJ re ar4j themtt wu- shOwri Jt t' tlan oanahlP manutc a 1h' cJtieaund theftdu ed I Col eai I to" onJYIiDe aUtund. DU II ratloof toI tran ortaUOD' smith ce1V dtL mD1uu1cat1onfr4m ecreta ted eJ uJara cU ed. TO' MAKECAll c. Conference siined I Roosevelt efore President noun ement lnurpiLrllamentary anMlly 4 te rld i Idelegates I' Workbonld Ith Itirerafded e' itheadj stment otthelnternattonal tlc lttes the arb ra. 9 J' II tEr question" arose iOO11thn Went oot no liC Indlcat Inh1e.

f. a ce th al tcan 8 8W lt. co hzsl 11 ce and1h1SI toIheHaaue ts hra pr erit 11x. week to brtg. the.

with lo t1i cont rencrhese pie1imi ade aepar ent te1 son th tter' veplies re rved rrant' th pltsI1 nt tOIi- calrfJrtne cnt ttilcewh com1 Breeden BenuetteavWs Thla m91' lng I me had' suffered Ernst Ge ii1any. Is in dem cratlc recenU1remov Jer ey todayat Special. U. Whtddona set mber I. ther 80yeaa fafl1t d.

wiuJremoved th ftll' er VaJdo Sept mber MrsPtnder rateNorrla Srd1edat 1" on JnderJI1tbI FalI' S. trkk 1f8eb8o. Hnbody wuean1e4 I A qWi1 i Ch va. pt mr 2i I Ca1ita1nJejb th' I cqunty who had dto theproaeeuUon ot. former fYatatl Samuel chirJecIWith th U4 1" Of his day JnOUhCedrtha h1r111 wit.

Yr. MreTTlnthe e. th6commonWulth' 119 1" 1i 1fi thantJ1. membenOfthe wltt 9 AJetter In4. eekbTth atho to forthIiee1 o1 eiQ4 If P1" arrival 1f 2 nrelnd1eaUon d.

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1 ljjSr i dU tediW1D andfu l- tI' iitfertrOmJt. CommoDlDlare DD 1J1 i Ckablc sbscesiel i ltAi eoili er icket t1 aM f. gu 6ggve de ffo ixl Sfjf ts rltta p. 1Ztt 111 radicf tire Juti I Itatem tia tonJilt th us l1 otr ent. 1i i th UcDe rU D.

IAW 1ilaa UH iM EK UInTO JEWS Plan Was ilatched yGen Ya I' eJrorisfsl' toTke Oflendera80BUIIia. Un- ab1to While a ad eSles rees are wl1 orranturneer carrT thellciwn res ubt rles' FIn- assa ton It. endedwUh Iehv July" 28. GershunlnwMee th Interfor81plarulne Ar ril 15" only. theftlst MP1ehv6s prec ded empt arr Speell1I.

searchfn Amerl a the handlOmean4 Uert to' Inape Meets ent. I 25 tar" and. InJuredt wuthrown back the.untortUQ- andbewu ftlrhtfulIymanglecL rrhUq the kneend thelarttore as bo. September2 18ear1 Junean WilUamfaJso murderwu therUUlt nlekfLThe pau 4 qU tl7 sth 1Ja i After35 tofsr nwnl IfIUl1fnlto mat oDbe lt ttfcui' tot IloSi eJfd ThiUheriined eff Dc bldoubW ifterperusal I IU. WV DADhi :1 evUusedlboulh of rfed DVreI meOCAlUlD4IUTt D01lIO 114 eIeep 11 alghhrtth comfonwhJeb Iilv DOdoD fon for.

J141 7OQ101' he thI IIcnrJo 1 Ulat JOUyJUbUt QIe t. 8C1ta i GOc. i L' i' y. to. T.

Os8 th WiJh ilaXt rr f' o- fla AffairS' Bef te'- CDUrt. rf FI4Septembe un 4 ruard f. he cka ll gbtln il1t17. oWh are t. ur 1doth nnecU Wtthth tman DunCaD teui11nBker un tnth1ajWer.

takenl I nriy ecountreatot 1ak daTtor prelfmlnarytrlat The pr1lqnersare WB rdT. mann W. dy AndfeWnard ton l1J IfnG TJohnlW1i. Dew JlnaWiesA man tm iIver eJo Amb1erDOt UnGe rrei lesM Ii cre Rho iess. gap prl80 guard rr1v at I50cl tite tr halfJDUe a 4 the.

m1U rr were. lnarehed tntotownmucb diMPpoin nt o' rat Go or murderacomm1tted Geor heinen ii or commlttedbi Gov- waS mornl Be aaS ult n' I tatelntroduct4 wltn 8Se. wasahot thepoatomce his. on wuwith andBoD Thrlttwho murd a nuns aor tldein mo 88e Joh tenDo 1ng tf1 A1tmansator In th d' ihatJ oul. athbnand elftclb tesUmOlYCOrrobOT te fath r'- tes ied Dn11A an DrOAchtnr hi.

hnm. tl1Pn A A I. u' Caul the dl ction otthe the tumedndaga1 1t Duncap. nanaof hi tJtlkJn tte 4 Ar th mL telt edthat ssi bt before. Ui Duncan.

pAa orrun theCOun Dlsfo Dun- as thb Pbs Omoe wa1k theporeh 9t th andjut th do r. After hehear4PIa. A1lthe w1tn SSU te t1fledaeeJnc. adbut InTtlt th bearinwai UtEF FlCtiSS1FtCATJ i I ost ltcf i I ence' hoarea m. i ersapIto l1C1 tlieY4es1re OI1UODIU.

vutavJng otUme wonlt Too-call ontherltht' I OD SuCCeufulexpertence dredatOfappUcanta ehavt b1 zrade tubtth teren EmploJmentAnoda II bl4JheploneerL riEDn NEEDAP081TIONDO bow. wnan4meml ec Mfor1eOpl. ttll1a benefttorthla bOwJedpCa11 Ofwrfte NaUonatEmpJoJ 1 IU4ctWT ttt IMIL" tbf. ttk dIStrl t. 1i ilus' wtltfmd fFaP OO CutaW87SIWa1ktngSu1t1rJ1.

thenewestandlwelIeatJabrlca. lEv' WO STED I SerceTweed S1m Strlta utb ne ofB 1q 1j a aT1 tc 1 E. ig' Bros1. J. ft.

.1 26Whlt811 i 5'10. ell iden Spert1n1onXak ffO an 1' ush sp lUn onll I41 meetinta niihtln qI6 wh4 th ub crib dy Jo inenot. dt aaSLlUarantee' r. tb penesfncU1le4Jncarmng evang UCal movement-fn i tthe meeting WUcoccupie4ri l1ea. rep tat dttfeentf co1IU those 1a ot aPe dtn them nqto raJ edbTthe' ce- ottaki r' upcoi1ect ons th fbi M' candlerrlii.

Werepe 1dl mcinerwhie a4 ole Vhtte a' gUarante tunl OOO beraiedtobecome eft cuvt. upoD ahf ent1reamoun Twenty flve dolJarsW sI ke WhIte ndlerZW non. 1LPat JJC1iowa To EpJIi 200 eaclJwhUe Brown HuUHYM Cord ati4t Davlesaubscrlbed NorthexiprWded Pl1rurelOSedthemee I wfthprarer. teat ir the rivtial' theunua tat1a7 cc 7P. rmeeu.

I dl. tfere j. fewotth ttnp art Bo tmr. dl. rl Jae Hill' Batiatc urcbW Pre yter1an Presbfttit eth stehurcll.

meehJ InpWiUbe hekuit. thehO Of1r WF ustol1 HrISto 3IDCourtlAnd ye ue bbet frs8trJ k1 lan4 ue MrsV JIJfl liar 4aOOEI11a. errw YeatlV. toneUrS. Ao lei cll' tt1e AtI enae rle4Uieor uon 1.

Nelln304 tIo. u1eva. Newbemr HDC3D. l3tlloneSt V1m Jeader It 19 ntd1atiktafth otyra 14 Gtor ttr. Jeaa 3IU1er II Fo1T StamuiEE Um1JiJenR.

FUn Je er Judgej. Pn11 od1 ioni PJ dIrionf' nueW 1 WQo rl Gor QurtJaA414 BtiJ ard. Z1B reblo PI1t amltad lo 1uJ frrlttaav u. pr FIUlefi LJii XJ an4We tPeachtreeP E.L\1ther In. the.

Lu tre af bo otMra JrAi 781on 4G3L iahrioO ne DrB R1Ier Bakei' Krl1U1mwar4l. 1Ir Gr r127Walt 2' 1 I1p onwiL leoJn BfrlnI lmp nL GA rrowaYi Sp pi nd tb tJo tageprafer. et1ngaaftbeM 8. i I THfRENSONIZER OMPANY OPENS AT NTA. i H4YJfEVE6.

BR CHITIS CATIRRH ASTHMA 5 Wtll CA8" rHiPITo i i CORABlEATHOMEt c. The OD JIolate eurI the. world ha ever known. i. vhlch Ig m.

id 71DgdQJdlara nYerte41Dto I air au4 brMhidDOC ed Intoth JUDgl. is certaIn Wrf Jortrat kJe ODlIlof 1 9' IED Iw i THt NSOI COMPANY i CJ 7' IIUI DI TJ. NTA" CA' CII JPOltUl uifcnIn StckJr'- I. TYNER SD. YSaEPSIAR REMEDY WrlteBei Atln a.

tobott1e JBEJ1u an d'-- EffectiveiTuesd ay Qhl b. re. esdal 1h iStiayhi pt D1bertb WA Ralh daDrlNC L1t nwaw1l1operat I ges lijwsoJlfralllleaVlng Atla j8. pL WAL R. Ticket.

leD JAXHQA ld CittPassenger k' etit P' AI et. Ci JIAR I1 eJ WE IMRSJ rd. ilf1De W. it buriedye l1. CO tendd 41 i EXT' exact ctthe a court 0 ganizatlo I' the qu king.

Fe which teen to unknown become' 0 civilized beUa' are attonto 8lst1n church. fJtablrth I oneJsln Courts i td In tbatAUa nEPOR over the great for the tm1ariho essand 1' ady be Method uchea school 1 Ii mt flIs I 3 aiIu 1904. s1nc. u1a t3Iarniy OT Iea. I4It utyear bec5.

oievernd tht1Uffd 4 nie. adlce.L- 1- 5uae of jtheedk1ne- 1 Te Zn 11 Z1hand1n nd1Uon. i IY vegetabIen 37 harinfuidrugs. 5k- SSSS L' C. mere Root.

a. book. I rciiue but reinexnber CI2neY fayorite ct tion SPOUTINC FROMVESUVIUS M0UIIt8ID Apeais It I ouId Be Re t1 7. 14 Ipoelng y. run- bgs If froth t.

PompeIi th 55ajflj5Ct5d rd Di 5 4 a. WtlI Lstor colored. a Sz i 9' 26. CP fl 1' the i' ipy ve jj I CURE cisiieh. rU tbthnbl dent tabUisnIaiat4cfth7stmsehu izsius.

adS btMfirPIIie 8ido. Whils t2IfrSIOS sicK LIiIts Liter Pifli ass 5sctfldSaordsottSutomschUmuIatsthi I SgaiMetheboTslTsautbqoal1 1 HEAD io snkrlromthiadiakssulngccmpiainl bniforin. tS. 5klyIMtigedneisdoei eoendhersedthos WbQancstrythewm find tbllttle pWavsl. abIlnlan1vsthsthi viii Dci bS vii- cl1tDdVitOUltkeZn.

Eat aderckI ACHE osoiny3lei tIItbeI1IPSsS IIwI Sen uuy to s. ts cIteo fla do. S'S it' co. KwYe. I S.

c. 4 PiI8LtSr SAJDSICS9E Cogrr' Gc I. by 8rAdfflira ApologyforI uIt therf AnCon te a POUfldt LdmfrsID- I butthat EckED OPENSWITCH Threc and eed oi Three 21j Pre eatb iles ines al- led Sa. swerO re- Train Wound J. Ifaster bou paiaenr- thu lietween was shot ghooUngwbIca BOthpaxtIt were In the baggage cii and.

we in the act of swapvlr.g--pla. tclsi when theistol the offr a cldetitallywent off. ba streMrflevsoa 1a thi stomion right aide jgit ber9e i k5 i TONOSECUtE Solicitor iII Ioreigate Shoot- in of TaIbt LawAbldlngPeople Gilbert Pnibt. nutromSt rt ns arHearlg of a tlng a underarrest tatb negr0 ne- Gtbert Us- a i I I I I I withs I I I he 1 Llf5da fecka 3e iJ weikaw the rvss orran or part Zsney is oz cL the of a 4 DrMdes Rest ratfve Nerv1 i beoae woraei 5. II a nfrsbiaz e5f1jg few.

2Illl7 to rsaai wh. l7esi. cli bad eptie not sttsad ftliowiog tb 2 bin we give Nerve Le tea bonTh a be oralrei ert ivIa3N clsrk41. 4' F. I' lMe C.

City miiti i tG th thiBtioPourto Oieas Mori 5 rworeI LoaliUsi In S. tb8tte. 4- Bwnt Branan. Buriattt47 Ga. Septemler cfl1nlnatIcrI2ipihWMacon an eflalastreIght.

3blad a tothe waaahowntttat oncity at- thatranspontatio ii ne causeof 111 TOMAKE an or ficuittes 9. i' txtte' ttaturaIZrthi' oOffei- flos prObe hl eail-butcan pan BuuI4 to about na- tio i a rence relimirzari le ate. th he1fter recived al bhw1l1 corniugyeat. Breeden tlmehad ent Gert anr ount ersey. InfauDIes a ag yea bId i P1ndiIa1dosta 25.

iaAIs Bavann th I A1 MIcajabcWo dL cOmmortfia1tb' been requested of Ma3or 3. MaCos. chargedwiththamnrder witeto. daTLflflOtZncedrthathsw1l1 3 tomorrow morutng I Septembe- po WUZn1nR C. sw rs tbspolic ook ott for thIs schoonerand ucetJn hi botron not would beg IndIcaUi inurdsr ns be bodiJ.

Sialth i3dbad4d kaew nyt sboutt the oS saaaI 4 jekre eefrit chIIdS 1th cMeg4ont tenAnn3anT Jflft1 hudIt16ne are bpchdth neck jnflamAd'-eyelidl debility. cls rsapari1la and Pills poaltlvelyand statett Is on th pcadeUtCUreSth0u ciIi1iofresnarkib11 T14uUt. CLBOODcaJAWSUMau PLEHYE MURDER AiBTQJEWS hy GcACYa I OffenterBo de- I or 28 thtcyear I 5 I ter- een de- i ntnient jm- i 25. he ung 3 th thLaforenoon paice ger leftfors auisa iley wa y. f' 5ifforIng.

5der1to1eirathgtsnabg atiaztbeendincoereby anefectuajo feuehtesu. I mOflyUthitofC Wnil N. WcnlffmaiinsMthms boa' eTernsed Itand bol Itsince. Pcannowgotobe4andeepahl. avs 3 years and I the health that I now 1oy.

bOPetbayouwjU bhth1e- eIn mayeuaoThiwodfll1vlrneL NI RIAL ufJ3) llcfoie uitirj tits ae DlaordelTCOfldflCt 4S 4 in- prisoners llng. aisrisi hfls rs r. the depot tOthe ahalf en ere ln brother of flu was hisharn handY a Jesse DoUn bAIndthecoiiu thAt Tesselt himaod In JohnDiiflcanstestImoy I at i' 3 athePostomce andGp Dowhinglefithestore wen ati- 3 testified- that a 3 an 1- nsidethe heardpL i I men tihiTto TOOLATE FOR WANTED MALE. era dif- tIon 1114 b1dg We nsan 01 a I 14 IsraeL la 26 rewbii noeeinateg Dt14 AJch4oe fo CO3t ci. ato a In et theiiew GUARANTEEFUND MenaGospel Me list ub-t'dumg subscribed by en 1n th the waysof 1 by the flnta the Whltein.

amoon wa Srnith Woods 4 I over Purser closed at rra thecity. a Baptist meek- Stowe 5 3 I 9 33 H1gb- Hl and 8 Mrs WA Trottle 5t iiyenue B. i i Mn. semlnM R. Ot D.

avenue BdU Itad- avenue Bile 4 Simpson yenablee Ib elIIIIU1 III ISISIIIeIISIsDISiUIUhIHi ITHEBENSOJZERCOMPANY HATS FEVER BRONCHITIS. I aNDtlwSWz OPjRE8PffiATOYtwcT I ATHOME verhm w. by special nd Write ofthose a THE BENSONZER 627AUSTELL. RUILDIP4C. AFLANTA iPosttiye Cu forIndIgeatIn SIckThsdachHeert Bere.

AC TYNERSDYSPEpSIA 1 I39AtlsntOs Zowtoitbottlemr atn through JA C. E. fleral Agt I. 4 i I No. I For 150 15 pie a Mo A a led of hi injure storeat T.

ye esto YEXT the cation to editing its bIrth one is in I apd that Atla i a te-riir. ho eas and ready each ga.