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The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 12

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mm ov Siluaoo Now Candidate HyAn- bounced and It I Thoiijht Primary Win Fixed Early Po il Following Adjournment of rialature1 At Doe. today la tbe senate chamber tae stale zeeutIv. commutes will meat-for the. purpose of fixing date. for the state primary end stale con vention and announcing rules for the overame of the primary election There Das been some tallcef delaying th date of the primary due to thev apectatlon that another candidate or governor might enter the tee.

but It lanow practically settled that the entries sre closed and. there la nu apparent reason for putting the prl" ary off any longer than tha law and certain eondltlona. necessitate. Both Attorney B. FeWer Congressman T.

W. Hardwlck who have been prominently men. honed la connection- with the gover- onhlp have announced their decle. toaatnot to eater therraee sod there la now every Indication that It will be fought out between the two candlt date. who have been ometfhi bro the people.

Hon. John M. Sis ton and Hon. Joe HIM Halt rrl17 Avjgvat. indicationspoint to the selecllonof ilste around August for the slate primary.

This Is Wednesday and la within six days following the adjournment of the legislature. Chairman' W. C. Wright of the stale committee. Indicated in an Interview tom.

time ago that the primary would probably fall somewhere around thla suite though he said the statement was merely an expression of his own opln. loft vatld not the result or conference with an of the committee. With only the two candidates named nd statehouee races not stirring up any particular excitement the tat committee will have comparatively easy sailing In the matter of fixing dates There la a stall law which requires the sgcreury of state to bars prepared election blanks for distribution to each which must PP the names of all candidates thirty days before the state election. To comply with this It would appear that the tat. convention will liar to be.

held along about September 1. A. that date 11111 on Sunday It would have to be put on one side or the other of It. Primary Rules. So far as Is known- there Is no de prtne contemplated for the rules which' have generally been laid down In the put for the government or stats primaries.

The county unit plan has been shelved on two occasions but the last tfmeln connection with' the presiden tial jrimary. It was stated to have been due to a requirement that the onditiOne of the primary should be similar to these of the primary or 1 It was claimed this was the. reason- for the abandonment of the county unit plan. It la generally believed that the committee will be the coming primary on the county unit plan as there Is a general desire among the candidates for that plan. Most of the candidates now before the people have strongly indorsed SUIT FOR 255000 FILED BY ENGLISH' President of Brick Company Alleges Breach of Contract.

Alleging bVeacb or contract. Colonel James W. English. Jr. of Atlanta.

president or the Palmer Brick Company has Sled suit for :5o.OOO dam. If against Gamble A Stockton. or Jacksonville. In the Walker county uperlor courts This attachment has Peen served by levying on stocks and. othtr properties of the defendant.

The details of ttI. Suit. It Is stated will be furnished later. It Is alleged that Gamble Stockton agre to furnish the funds for the exploitation ox-a process for the manufacture of brick. and that the Ann.

has now refused- to carry out this MTteement. Colonel English Is represented by Hon. Earl Jnkon and Judge 11. P. Lumpklo.

of Lafayette. both of whom were- In Atlanta. at the Kimball lat sight. They refused to discuss the suit. CUMMINS WILL NOT JOIN ROOSEVELTSNEW NEW PARTY Weblngton July Senator Cum- of Iowa.

candidate for the presidential nomination at Chicago. today announced to some or his friends that he had decided not to join the new party movement led by Theodore Roosevelt. Kli AND CHOLAR DIES IN-ATHENS a4 ljr- KirTrontmaaiv1 lj LL DV pastol tHeFinir Methodist church of Alien and former pstr or Part 8treetke slat church In AtUata. who wai known an over thetaoutb for' bis min latertal and schularir abUlty. died acre 1101.

jnorntag aft o'clock ftarO op- eratlOB for odleltlar He had bees UI several weeks and' the' end came Quietly. Th. newar ll edBtaaa a. greet anock probably tb rreaeetr umher Of friends' held by any minister In the south though it has beenknown for several day. that he wss la a era re condition.

He wal takes lit fit. WHk. acotand ewworae tit Floyd Mckee. an Intimate' friend. andDr Beattey.

of brother of lira. Troaunaii' who were In 1. tlonr with the local phystelea. thought an opernlon- advIsable. Doatli fl lowed.

Dr Troutman la survived y' hl Troutmsn a Js gn- her. JfraRobert WUaon. of Athens three- poet. Baldwin. Troutman.

OX Chattanooga Henry TroutmO of eM- lnta tndRobert Troulm niOf Ath en. who Is attending' Columbia uni versity. The body will lie In state at the Ath en. First Methodist morning until noon. when serflces will be conducted by Dr Fletcer Walton B.

and. I. Cof It win then be. taken to Atlanta. whets a Masonic service will be held In Patter- aona chapel Saturday night A I o'clock.

The be at Rome. Ga. whore the eervlcee will. he In charge of the Masons. Dr.Treat- man will be laid to rest In Myrtle cemetery by the side of his' sonReev Tine pallbearers will be' Hop- kins of Atlanta B.

f. Hardma H. UcWhortw. C. ILPhioICY yM OMich ael John Welch.

Aaron Cohan and S. V. Sanford. An honorary escort wilt be formed by the board of stewards. the Knights Temnlare end others.

Was Great Msa. Dr. Troutman was 51 Tars old and was born and reared In' Floyd county spending his later day. on farm. and a successful farmer.

only received a common school education. and was a self-educated man. His powera were always recognized and from his early to the present time he waa al waya listened to- attentively by every gathering. He joined the north- Georgia confer. ne In 194 his lIt appointment be Ins at Lyerly.

as. be belabored most cepetbly for two His Brst appointment gave evidence of his greatness. In early youth he- was married to Miss. Beattey. daughter of Dr.

Deattey a distinguish ed physicianOf Rome. Ga. 11.1 la Atlaa After erring acceptably some of the many appointments of hi. conference. he went to Park Street church.

Atlanta for four years before coming t. preach at the Atlanta church. so strong were the affections of hue people that they almost rebelleo. when be' came to Athens. And more than ouco was an effort made to secure hla re.

turn. Nearly four years a Dr. Troutman arrived In Athens a comparative stranger 55 pastor of the First Methodist church- succeeding Dr. Luke Johnson. His first sermon made a favorable on his congregation which during his ministry has continued to He was at one.

recognized one of the foremost men of. the North Georgia The ser mons always contained something new end to use one of his favorite ex pressions. something worth wnlleOne of the many wift. with which he waa endowed was a perOnai magnetism which drew people or all faiths to him and particularly- the young people. No one ever.

secured a stronger the affections of all. classes In so short a while as did Dr. Troutman. Yesterday all Athens was In IOO over. his reported dying condition.

Scholarly Itonrs It wasonly a few days ago that. thouh frail and weal he upon the college rostrum and received hi. diploma as a distinguished graduate the law-class and the further honorary degree of DD. conferred by the trustees of the University or Gent. was a scholar one of tile most ably read men' of the age and possessed a flow of language.

unexcelled. One' of. the strongest' points was fearlessness la exp eslna his opinions He did thls on alloceaslons and under all circumstances. Those who differed with him admired III. loyalty to his convictions ajrid gave him credit for sincerity.

Dr. Troutman did not always- follow the beaten paths but was astudent and rave to all the benefit or his research. today no man stood higher In the esteem of all people of all de- hominatiotia and creeds than did ii. and his tnfluencel far. reaching All.

day yesterday crowds were around the hospital and on every was the query. Have you heard from Dr. Troutman Perhaps the strongest evidence as to his hold upon the affections of his Kople wee the loyalty and love of all church officials The body will arrive on the Seaboard Air Line. from Athena. at 4:30 o'clock It will be met by an honorary from W.

D. Luckle lodge. WI End the Scottish Rite bodies. Atlanta Command. of' Knight.

Templars and Yarab temple. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine the Masonic bodies wlthwhlch DrJTrput man' affiliated. The body be escorted to the First Methodist' church where It will lie' in under a. of honor from Atlanta commasdery from the of until the-funeral serv ice to be held there by' the. Scottish Rite bodies at 1 o'clock.

The funeral service. while' Masonic' In every- sense of the word. will be open te the public At ten the eervlcea the' body will be taken charge of' by HMj Patterson. and on Sunday it will be earned. toiRome Ga.

via the Southern FOR AIE REAU BSTATB. FOR REVT HOfSES TURMAN BtAGK 203 8 EMPIREeBUILDING. FOR SALE. NORTH KIRKWOOD COTTAGE IJJOO NEW. ROOM bunsalow.

with all city ImproTea tntsr on a large lot. 355 feet deep can 11 this place on terms to still. Want an otter this areek. Sc. at once.

PLASTERS bridge road If von want to make llOOtt1 real quick come In and let tell you about a beautiful tot :00800 feet. This a Teal pick. up. UonV delay. We can do It.

t' lot ever sold on title beautiful' highway. We sold adjoining lot for 00 per loot more. than price aatw lcr thU. corn. FOR RENT.

r. hatJME Fair at. 4 i JiRa a 1110 r. flat. US Path.

106 4 flu. Ittt nrtla M. Z.r.- iat Sm. I. and I Wluuai fi gin Rosen at CIHIix' iiw I.e.

Roulla. at i 9100 55 Radii Tl r. Whitefowi av IU hackle at :4.1 Ua Th we Cad av tt. llvrrtna av 50. tu r.

in lwOiorttaad at. a. 15 Zldardaaa st. UU Fort beylnan. i7j ioii tr fite rrver st 1050 PVwbmo at.

Jrl ii ii lie 3 amj. bsllels i-- 21010 Bloat iaV'-cataocjc Bli Cttr. DRx LTROtrMAN Beloved pxhtor who died In Athens on FrldayA railway. leaving Atlanta- at o'clock. Special cars have bten provided' for the escort of Scottish Ute Masons and Knights- Tempters friends or Dr.

Troutman In terment atiRome. The following named' brethren- re asked to assemble the Vnion depot at ocioct to ct a. pallbearers and as an honoraryecort Lin ton C. Hopkins. John X.

Jock 11. William H. Trrell David E. Abby George M. Nattier.

John A. Robins. John 515- oa. Pred W. Uadteyr Hubert k-'Calberson.

John' R. Wilkinson. Forrest Adair. John A. Mynds Alfred Eichberg C.

T. A. PI. Tnoma. Jeftrte.

William Foster. Blgilam. CONSPIRACYIS DEFENSES FORTE Many Witne Throw Light Shootinc. at Ilillaville Courthouse. Wythevtlle July Rapid progress was made today in the trial or Claude Allen thirteen witnesses be.

tog examined. The bulk of. the teml- mony fa of a nature to show' that there existed a conspiracy on the part or the Aliens to ehi ot lip. tile. Carroll county court.

Several witnesses testified as to' threats made against the court previous to he tragedy by Floyd Allen father of the defendant. and who has already been' round guilty' of nrat-cdegree murder for his part In the wholesale kitiing. During the examination of S. B. Weddle It was brought out that a short time before the trouble at Ullls- vllle lie' had bought.

an automatic re volvr for' Clerk Dexter Goad. upon whom the defense Is' trying to fas tea responslbUlty for the. shooting. Another witness was Goads deputy. IV C.

Quesenberry and on cross- examination. he stated that- he- went Into the court room armed because he had previously had trouble In th clerks office with one of the Aliens The undertaker who prepared th- vlctlois of the Allen. bullets for burlcl described the nature of their wounds and a civil engineer exhibited plans of the court room at itillarille. BANK OF LAGRANGE ORDERS DIVIDENDS I aGrangeGavJulr 5 lore than 40000 In' dividend. were paid out by LaGrange banks' jtnd factories during the- Pilot wk and among the corn- pnl clearing- such dividends were the LaGrange National bank.

which paid 6000 SaTlngs bank. 91000 LaGrange Banking and Trust Company 12000r The Troup Company. 114000 Bank of' LaGrang 2000 Unity Cotton Mills 761. Local stockholders of the Atlanta and West Point railroad also received a three per cent semi-annual dividend from that corporation. LaGrange Ga.

July' 5. Special. With Colonel Uatton Lovejoy and Hon. 1. LMinson.

president of the- board of education as principal speakers. flag raising exercise was held Thursday afternoon at the loci high school grounds and ant American flag we. presented to the school through the beneficence of a number of local citizens the pole and ball being furnished by the city. A musical ram was given In which Miss Viola Burke Mesdames Ethel Dalll. Hill and J.

EL Lane participate with Mrs. I E. Witherspoon reader. Coetraet la Let. LaGrange Oa.

July 6. Special. Contract for the. new Callaway de partment stores he be let to Messrs. J.

Carr A Co of Atlanta and build. log work will shortly begin' on the structure. which- Is to cost 25000 and to he three stores In height. with. basement The new building will be' located at Main and Broom.

streets and will be modernly equipped In every and the company which Is headed by- Messrs. E. R. and H. W.

Callaway. expects to have one of the finest department stores. In western Georgia. The S. H.

Kress store will be- started shortly also and edit adjoin the Callaway storeV KeW Laasi4ry. Udlaa LaGrange. Ga July 5. Special. Pike' Bros.

Lumber' Co bCthU city. having been given the. contract. for- the new. LaGrange electric laundry.

have begun work on the new building. which Is to coat In- the neighborhood of 4000. and to be. furnished with equipment to. cot 000.

and to be operated Mr Humphries. Heaves. of Greenevllle. Tenn who. with Brtscoe.

of Tenn. are the. owners of the now enterprise. The contractors expect. to the building.

In sixty- day. and the laun- ry will be In operation thirty. days thereafter. LaGrange. Ga.

July 5. Special- Over 3000 people were In attendance atthe annual given by the officials of theUnityCotton Unity Spinning' and Elm Icy Cotton In a grove near Elm City mills on Thursday afternoon. Tile crowd great- tho-repaat which was un der the supervision superintendents and' other officials. Tha ihnnon mills officials lao gave- a Dar- been. to-a- large same time ina grove near the Pr SvevfM.

LaGrange. Ga. July. S. Special.

The Young Men Club. tinder the di rection of I eter Ba cb gave an- ana tar minstrel I performance at LaGrange cotlere auditorIum Friday night lot the benefit of tile LaGrange Chutaa ooa Association- end about six hundred people were In attendance. The- mm- streU elsartfl about 150 for the oclatlon In addition to the above management tile club will shortly take the minstrel company to several towns nearby- for minstrel performances. the next engagementwillhoweverbe at the Mlaalon house Unity Cotton Former- Assistant Secretary Saved Government Thou. sand-a of Dollars He De.

clarei An Investigation 1 Unlikely It. I Sid. Washlngten. July I Senator Lodge today vigorously dlsienteoH from Secretary MaeVeagh' statement that his assistant Tin the treasury asked to resign because he was Inefficient. The statement' of.

Mr. MscVeab that' Platf Andrew waY Inefficient la absurd. was Senator Lodges comment. I know otblnf as' a professor at Harvard and President lliiott recorn. mended him to the oattonal monetary commission as a trinedpotltlcal economist and linguist.

When he was di rector of. the mint. know' he was considered an. efficient administrator and I am told that during the year he held the office I saved the government 000 through reforms. While' he was asslatant secretary.

am told he Inaugurated reformawhlch resulted In large economies. Government circlestoday had' not recovered from the shock' of the abrupt resignation ofAndrew lila strictures of Secretary McVeh sod the lat. tern retort that Andrew haa been practically dismissed for Inefficiency. Other. My Rnilam.

It was said that at leastone of the other officials whom Andrew men tionedln his letter to President Taft as being hampered by Mr. MacVII Idlosyncracles1 nhlghtbe on the verge of resignation. Others hastened to reiterate their' declarations that their the treasuryhead were cordial though some of these were qualified. Mr. MacVeagh will retush Monday.

It was reported today. he had Indicated to President Tart his determination not tocontinue In the cabinet after March 4 should President Taft be' re-elected. It could" not be con firmed. It. la- known.

however that two. other' members of the cabinet have given' notice to that effect. Iv tl Jm llkelr. The proposed congressional Investigation of tile embroUo In the treasury de pertinent between Secretary McVegb and former-Assistant Secretary AvPlatt Andrew may notcomeabout unless Mr Andrew makes specific charge' against Mr. MacVeagh.

Representative Cox lot Indiana chairman. of. the house committee to which the. Investigation resolution of Representative Cox of Ohio. wae re ferred said today' that his commluW regarded the controversy so far.

a family row. Mr. Cox ofvOhto. declared. nevertheless.

he' would press hla reed- lutlon. It was reported today that some of. the officials whom Inhis letter to theVpresldent mentioned--a being dlseaslsfled with Mr. Vac Veayha administration had threatened to or had offend to resijn with Mr. 6t Ounce.

Director Ralph- the of printing' andengraving when asked he had offered to. resign some time ago said ThereJiJuat sufflclent truthIn that to warrant Andrews raaklng the statement I regret he saw-fit to mention my name. Boat S. commissioner of In trnal revenue. flatly to db cuss a report thth had.

twice threat. ened to resign. Treasurer McClung continued to preserve his silenceand Comptroller-the Murray la out of the city. Dr. Andrews friends say' that Mr.

Murray and others mentionedsaw and Ap proved the atatementa In Mr. Andrews letter of resignation to the president. Dr. Andrews friends also say he re signed in person to President Taft last Tuesday night. ENGINE OF' PRESIDENT ATTRACTS ATTENTION A little engine that looked like a.

toy When the big. passenger moguls flashed by. and which was so tine with shining brass and burnished' copper thatIt might have been taken for sonic modelexhibit atanexposition and not. a means locomotion ln uan weathers stood parkedpn a siding under the ForsytK. street viaduct yesterday andheld court before an ad miring throng seemed to linger throughout the day.

It Is engine and special pet of President 3. Thomas Jr. of thet ashvllle Chattanooga. and St. Louis railroad as pot takes the Jbrottlehimself Just to keep his hand.

In' practice and who' has taught his younger idaughterthe mystorles of railroad. navigation. The lae I smo.ll- but powerful and from cow to cab rod to smokestack glitters with ornarnntal lion. It la of. course an object lot admiration and pride all along tile system.

President Thomasit waa staled dropped into the city for a to whours on one of his regular trips. at inspeo tlon. His visit had no special signif lcanCe. Both Ihe summer rlrl and luiaflydo considerable bussing-around their vic tims before landing thenL Judged- Looks Jike- RUBBERS Ridef like AIR- Contains NEITHER Saves TIME TEMPER. MONEY.

fdr the riswertoj 4OAbsrtAn IBSEEESS as Ca a jT. COU Ljrr a ee CUCTmBEJU dram draoa. JaTj- i. WATUalEUIA. as I sis CasUloaava Ui-S'aa rttls amaSeal uSis.

far' POtLTiLaAhD 5MMT Ji Uva. Ma PRO VHIOH MARKET. f. while rmwoa Vumsaar. wnIali Male.

13 34 leVi CwuelO tn ban. 15 4 ven Jits tscstia icnia. eesi4 Orwwy st COTT11J4 or n4b 4i 11 stskOrufs. 10 baSket. 10 Macao swats1 5 Cort.

la luekM. 11. ln r- I :10 mfi 14 Ctesli pickled pigs lett sits. I 3 VonuteU Ickbl plim-lt. U- kits 100 Cwzsaii lud rc km.

lilt COOBUT Qle kid. lb itarealr. Jlhi Coa005so ura. tlerte tasls- 10 Kiln Wle lie U. S- 555 IU 51055 rm 11 D.

sja Ssllks. 11155 mu oak GRAIN. ye. 2 mlift Mte 13 Clipped r4 74 Texas R. P-MU TI Wilts men I is Cotton MvdnMAl 8uot mutual cello lT Brsa 10 GROCERIES.

CorrteteAbr OslMLr Or eerr ComsiBrl Alls Orau Dlsmnul. 171 Ca 1 JCtos. aji No. 5413. Red Rock ctnser Al Quirtsj OUO putts tWOO Jl a Rock SyrupLW pu galls.

aie W-ldinm. inc. Cnar 7. mtt Tb insoin U. Kit 100 tul 5uo Ice mm.

100 LUiu. 500 Xo. tamlb 500. rnf sn- Hmm r. Sodft 1308 ort.

1 00RivilMO 1. 5 fcrtk S160J. Oo 555 adcr. 53-50 1. Tat 531.

Ksv 315. UUmoad. S840 ir- S01W JI p. Mni. laomT.

41.80. SSe. 505. I BH Mt boa. 2 81 pper- rsln.

IScf Hiii iW eaaft- Gaerstoa Per cola lMi 5 a IH000 13101. naiaC 15. 1175 dies Maao I CllalaId sunk. tltS 575 itsaubeewn a 8Baff oae. sea' Ranicosi jucaMr 4Sts It.

I MaasDor 10 Sc Juuroad. Uwatoy. jSSHlO Siss Wtt- lliori. SSZSi MOS 10v- et tot freak stoUa. WJO- ao.

SO Dental Si lit' BaMir' Cnpv 57 Hoi 600 RvJ1 570 Vfl 0. Sokl Tebaeee Data's Suture. rar arm. i S5H5Vbt W-Vfl- Uovaa Tsa0 ckUuj TOBSKC lMc saa Wiw. is-I Croktr.

SIp Dnti. 7. 49cP blejMl ik 3. B. 35 00 Old vlrlnl 15 Orpkuu.

I9BO Old 14 on. jijnp Geerfls utile. Mcj lb. 5171 Elk. 3M 6 Ilk.

lsrri ills. S9.0U-- lb tsr. 20 lb ftlOO 3 va Tttf 4 lw J7 Jgl Fnlt WT5 rmutW7Sj Adiw rtn Ke cn. ply. I8e.

IWraeta We" lem. 0e par tesrni XJt smite. 250 per oo" Waablac- Powo Octastw. a-00 sapella. SlIfl COM pit.

smult MOO Doll fes Ura. MOOrBar Nspbsks. 200. Son Ant. 1210 email 5153 imeiSs.

ca Date Ctoasiar O. Tara Me va. Utli toicB. 12i TVS Tallera Llplos. ife to Me.

5554 Iira lnT i Pnrlitra Plmle X5no larsa 4 5. paanl Butter IMSdmin. Me par do a Alma. OOe. filnlnt Bis TIc Dlzta 1100 Bear 53 20.

BetbsUt calsap 00 Rmrmaa Hona 1180 WoraaataraSlra-Saoea. 1180 a Vein tms. 3- MoMirooma. 1510 330O. CaBn4ryuip-- Arg 5315.

ft Lae. 51-20 9515 SO f4TS UsUi Hasaa. luimlaC Ml. WESTERS MONTHLY q3TTON STATEMENT DS ulr' SecrrUrr Beat s' OrKun. Cslss Einluosr sutenentr K'- conn UM moatiltr movemest to Jo.

30. compsnd wits last 7 Shows tacmsa for romdSswM 32t 0 tola compared chin year- kcfore loot a Seen. of 31510 aA4- wlta' 1909 KI200H. Tk 355 170423. WUbt 1:5 III Myeir J037SOH r' uSfs-s lufud 714E SUM.

tint. JB1 it Iran. September to Jon SIb Vail. sut port hat year. 7101013 mm.

tlmo Is leoS Mlpheppl Oslo to striker. Mlii. SIC uda S. 58aS st 510703 lutTnr7855iil osse be. nrr and 1.

180521 sane lb. In ISO oth a. mills Jmktnsa1 niule aoaatlr con mc4 at i aMa. 2 ssinat 000 Tjart-ijaan. 2 in-fm.

laataod 1147000 Mm. tins to. a staler suck aBof ultoss arid at in. rommancemaiit ef to. a aaosv0S07 aa li OO801 hot OM1.

tt oraU oa 13263 ssSS. Urn la i Th aa tuak. tkejtatal or too coca. el lnto dadns tin. 0a ttos aii4 ol 3.

a 15217700 gIst 11641. I 10141044 Taar bets. hat 51 l332bi3 same la 1 0 Jiaruera pisans took daring Jan. 81730 belts. 4941 lad sr.

astf 71. 0 yew. belie. laav jj5 a ilc taalr totaf ft. tae Ma to tLS4ItL a ala 2555511 a t998237 lbs rane btoee ntiinikca iMIr a rar- asa tskig5 he the 13315.

aSilSi r7aar. Bd 48497 tb5 rear V5iaal Ci51S tar. th. tao mst50 to araaoskna a 10S3aO S- abo ui-aa oierlaataaaaoa 5.3. 1 lneres tke sans period ear Mora Sat of 4JiS- Ce.

4 i- j. stock-it lb. acaooard' as' tbe29- leadlns satinra Isissi. tc oa-JWM 30. wera rn05osca 309367 lb.

same date lad ysr sad sf2217 UM roar bafora port sd iDlor wX ho. sims. left orerfrdta tfca pi at loaa a aM aad tae asabor of broacbt tstoai9t tbe tea naoaUMviaa aapplpaaa be. 514810. llSSiia last roar- sad 0 tine yew Sciors.

i Cp Ja 5 la at aoat eltka erop bad intel marketed ad in tk tea Bn0Btl a. la. 1914 lb. at Ik rrop bets slaM Dl 50 aa in the same line is 1900 lbs perreatace Vit- adiwas 100. Ito aiMtoo to tine lacy a vaoklr.

statamaal rw i i i B- iXV i.f it3XT JS. cialty iof the lindiyidualjoeeds ofihe i ibajoksvcustoniers and. supplying- those. needs to thefull extent ju tmed by sound banking methods 1 TECaccounts Tof banks corporations finhs and individuals are respectfull 8Or Natiohal Bank a a 100000000 Resources- nearly 1000000000 Atlanta's oldest sayings bank is nowpayingrthe terest tbXthiir thousands of depositors. AH depositors requested to.

bring their' pass book to the. have the interest-credited as soon as convenient. FOUR PER CENTINTERESTis paid and compounded January and July. Deposits made on or July xp will draw interest. from July x.

4 ONE DOLLAJR WILL START AN ACCOUNT. OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOONS FROM 4 TO 6 IN' ADDITION TO REGULAR MORNING. HOURS GeorgiaSayings Bank rustCfe GRANT BUILDING. George M. Brown President John Grant Vice President Joseph EBoston Secretary.

and Treasurer. COTTON THE PAST WEEK REVIEW OF THEMARKET Ne York inly S. rTne cotton trade was caught napping the government reporton Wednesday. Even many of the bulls seemed to-be do In They woke up. however.

Everybody seemed tPbe buy- at once as aoon'-aa the condition. and acreage figures were announced and' prices. therefore. rap- Idly advanced. The condition was given as 804 cent.

against' 781 a month Uit year and 807 as the year average As for the acreage. It was given as only 54057003. or 1684000 less than' the total the last year. As the condition. Alabama.

Louisiana. Arkansas and Tennessee made an especially-bad showing. Nor do the Caro- Oklahoma appear to advantage. They are well behind last year. Georgia Is sofar behind aa- to attract special attention And since the report June 55 there have been complaints of ncttnlve rains and cold nights In the-Atlantic section and also lo some extentIn the eastern gulf and central portions-of the belt.

That makes omee people think that real of the crop la below-80. per cent. Howeverthls may he. very many are bullishon the Idea that the condition of JIla crop la rather bad that the season la two or three weeks late and that exceptionally favorable will he necessary during July sndauguttO to raise a crop of anything like the 15. required.

Of' late there ha. been persistent heavy rains In GeorgiaTen nessee and Arkanaaa. Meantime. the spot sales In Liverpool are urprllnglv large. hull.

re elated over this On the other hand. there re those who think that the price of cotton 1 altogether too high. They be lieve that spinners are well supplied on the water. Recently some of them have been selling a lit tie of their spot cotton. evidently believing It ten be replaced to advantage later tin.

Th utlook In very favorable. Many believe the crop In that will this year' be thelarirest They also think that what with the-large quantity of cot. ton likely to carried over into the' next mason the-present' crop can fall off materially and still he large enough to meet the requirements of the do- and foreign spinners. But poor crop reports active spot market at home and abroad. the strength of July' In New Orleana and latterly the nerv- ouanesa-of'shorts have contributed to cause-an advance lt The 6v- rnment uts the decrease In acreage at about.

7 per cent as against. recent estimates fromOther sources of as low decrease as half of one per cent5 20371 fort saves davi engine lulY lest rearMora laat aa4 37399 asia. lime In IRIS. Worlds Visible Supply. iXaw July 5.

Secretary Heatara statement of tha world' 1151. or ttthl madeup groin specIal cable and isle. srphi advices compares lbs Slurs. or this week with week year end the year before. It showsa irS for lb.

week juae of s. sEsltOt a oecretaa or 163133 hot year sniX dersaas of 192037 year beta The visibleIs 3187329. scamst 45. Ill last stein. 2Itl2i9 last year sad 2.

mitt year- before lam. Of this lbs total Anerlcaa relish la 21M329. stsloat 1315717 Uat week. l2aIlI laat one and lr rear bef or Sat. as' of all tb bled.

is- eluding Ea pt Small. India atc. ntOjui asah at laat week. 1023000 lest year nil l. 31OtlO rssr haters last.

Tb. worlds visible sppl of coin. as ab shears-a demean compared with last week ZM3SS. Iwreaaa nospared wlta Sat rear of and 55 to compared with- 0 bcitee last of tia2Ut. 7 Of- the' worlds vtalble supply cotton as slot them is.

now afloat sad held In Great hale a eontlaenUI Europe onUS cles ixonoo but and 1176300 year but In MOOO scauu nOUO last year sod 73000 year toe. Is la- at. 000000 a 542000 teat ya r- as' 9HW Mar last lin the Halted JtuaMaOMtsnlnataoa.090 yssr as' :140.5.0 yr before la Taking Asaerteasi edt. by pfameea Sew Odessa. JIy 1.

Iimc the skis. ofvjlmarlcaa oxtna by spies. thousbol world aS fellows. la round This waik IBOOIouiia year. aimlait lloi ye" yer-efer.

sti i. XTei 600. anlnat nj Loav laat yaar tha rear I i Of sad Cwda oar. 314000 bates takr Ysil a alsat KAICOW last year and lolfcOM tke-iraar before soul yaar anHilMOOO ti year- OM n. 4 year sad 4l92s rtbaycar bfa aa.

w. i wait. Jr. at ste muifti i Vaiit ea aMMa a SatIns te 1 UM. 31 to 47 ooitost 515.

700 ie t. fuitMmai 55 ryriiisn or Sma Maa-T- MUM ommoonia Klaa toasts. Posada 450 i7 ML aaauaaaawail SU. 4510 lataCU Mlud emaaea feaseaas oUrV iO poss rrttna but. I0 to 150 aiot 3155 is 005 btkaav aoas140 is 150 anrsss Oooi bulbS a.

140 statso tO f7jOQ. j. is SO 100 us rava-aofs WU no AMv. COIst5. spplr sa-i50 kL sad jsatuii tlllasu ao a I is 15.

sss 1 t. 5155. sbeep asS sriiep forllasiyl. It lpte eoaatetlnc prlaelpafly si mc at vi af in qasuIty sea 5551555. feed aa la I 10.

Ml pr- srSfll 15555 Is fair ssppl 4 of pnael racalpla aaod macbat on best gradas. iw l' I. Lm Stock. BU' hauls. Cattle Receipts 400 laJiflt 2300 Teas.

at adjr baaf sIi42l eon aid beilera. l3SOtTSoo ra and fe a ra. SOOt 5O Taiaa-aad teera S3I5d0l5. 5. and Oeltna.

27 ealveala carloadIota 3210500. Hosa Reealpu. 12000 aaav 515 554 39Oe7M mixed 64 oatcbara 7oa food kesvr I5l C7. 0. Slwep RecalpU iO- siafy tutlra i 53710100 laslIa 61000521.

xss City Jnly Mtl ftaeaipta. laclndlDC tin sethsrea thong Salk i Sih49SOs aoatbara t20T00 ao ire' cowaand 3 oeu2 eov iad aalfara Ti' dwbs no fseln- 6700 bOSS. water sleera. flOO Hoca RarelpttoOOO steele to 3. aleli lk' of saks.

S735 T53r ben. 7JO J.r- 00' i Sbeea Rrtrlpta. 2500 stroeg. mutton O40O tamta. SBon aOO range wetb1 isd TMrltnsa.

373 l3L75 rflss awra. 2. 5 30 S- Catlla Bacrlpt quiet seas 7 sib. ts.ua.-- Tary Sail ran aid sl bar and Lamts Ranlpta 7010 In ab B. S40O kit for bear beeves stroic Otis.

cattla to It. lowart-calva. 2 oue jilslur teavefi 70 sa35677O dm5. aadlaaDara art nau rsl20es.l ealvaa I-Hots Raoelpta 1100 market scasity Helm- hint 7 33 roacV 5 Sn Pl. belt of wi.

7a SO tizl9 BEAR BRAND CORNTAfNT 6s. 1 STATEJffOmmER1 1I It. BJIOBAJ Sl ptified' Snu ijoli Nol Confr tf1t. andItbThoqht PrimaTWiIlS ed Earl PONible' AI ls ntedllLmll i eetateue Utin commIUHwlU Iortll porpoeollialna 11Ietet. te" 4 Ior tb.

eramlol II. 0. tallt 01 Iaa ui. prsmar.du- 1II" ap ctatl Sor or tbra Ie' a i a 4. tberIa prt oftaD b8lw Ilona.

their adtbr lenow Indlctiontbat tbe' ha I en JohnM. Slaton IoHIII I. Indl tlon point of Olortb. I'j rollowlnjfthedJourn nt CbalrmnW t1. Indl Id I ao i around.tbl.1 Id Iatemntw I' 114 oltbe I I mmI1le1I1 I In' Tb II a.

I fordlotrlbuUon county. upon wbl I 1etlooTo Iho' i d. I I puton Id. tb I Pt I de- bll" rally i latLe tat i IT Ian b. I eu I' lut' drn.

In tb.pr..ld.n- llalrrlmrT I enu toa ft 10 It 0. I nlt i i co nly i tbecndldt lIot tll'-candldat. h. SJOOO Prident a or' Brl Its :5 000 h. olh defndantTh nl 1tI.

all ad Stock lon t' tat bn bI k. tbalth. h. ou Hlmn reo Th to dlOU the Ult CUMMINSWILL 5 ntor 10. 4nllalnomlnallon atChlcgo noto I r- Mi rTROUTMANMINlSTER 'C'd ft ANDSCHOLARDIESUN 1HENS Gii J.

npu Ot ot II irtbo4lat eb drob ftIIe f.r orPaJ1t 11..1 tIe 10. for' Lismln al cliolarlralrllltt. 4t1 lIer. ofter' Hcba4 i hO to bl th. jf of bold" by' Ioter eollllloull baabelQ O.

ral4ay. In IUoo a. ww eora ldly IJltIatJrlenG Dr. itome. Trouuaa pl iltelaa I th l.

1IoybIa I wife- I. BlToutmn daII t. C. WUeonof AIb I BldwllkTrDUtmaftaJ I an4 toberl TrOUtmnOfAth1 ColumblaI i bod1Il In tih II ethodltC church sa urday. bT FIlc Corer aeTk be.

It I eoacllapel oclo k. Interment wilt I Ieee Df. Ttoit mD tb of. his son. RIO" Tbepallbe I.

Co' U. Phlnlyl Mlch' a. Aar he KITeWlar oth. I. DrTroutmn Flo" dyon he' edu atlonnd a' atd ma conversational powers re da to 1Ioe.

al. yIII1ned be- II. labored a Oar HII I I ap i c. :1 1 i i I XI. 01 a.

diIIDCU 1 ot G. 1 Atlta I' be" I :1 fl II. forrour theAUnl I a' tr I IIU arIT iI of' cedlng ot it monmde durin If 0 W. on. I Pe Ion g.

nil One I which-drew on ured a Iron place In fI tlon. 111. I all 1IbrIU. It onIY dayglb sood upon colleroetrum rc1vedlll. I law c1.

be glli. He wu 1. scholar. one' of' blJt mnf 1 e1n fwlh I w. his phlnlr I 1 ol.d"'hl.

Ii clonan4 un- convl tlon. Iudnland Pobably today manrtood euemol 0111 I. longue. bl ga I I1 people 10. IIIcIlUhoftlCI arrlnn B.

bo rd IromAlhent :30 this It Ill bodl. A lInIa Tmplarend I bsl bS r. I 1wl1l orted tl I he It' Willi In. I tt dflli d. tg i I Se tleh i Ice i Zt I lherdWIU I Aft 0.

HIoLPa Itnon endon rl to' Rome Iatll I fm BtAC FORSALE NORTHKmKWOOD NEW. bung lo. mproyenents sell on lIIloIter eekSe4nJa TmS. tomt tl000.reaI mmeIIl beaut ful UoutdelAJ We lotteE OO omeiODc1AJ iF r. Po1 i 4 h- i u.

2f 1. 5 iii LII se h- IQ 8- 118 cae n. 00 h- 1 14 n1IIItBLaatC.A QCTi eBavciPl ritycfMoI to ODmeaIEState I' 0 I I 1 I I I i f. 8eIOTd. or ttlln I I lavln Atla ta 10 efj nproVtded I and thrlnd whowln attend the-in- I t.

aaet brth Unlondepol tfoelocf bonorary cort Llnlon Jock WIIU.m to PIr of. Son. W. UadreyHubertL Cui. S.

b. Tno" rRobrlrr Ns. iRA i' s. DEFE 'SE'S FO TE ManyWitn ueThr on Hi viIle' Va. I 5 today-in tbelrtal ClaudeAlIn 80 or' sh w' on Shoot Itn atotbeato tragdby Flo ratherf i partlptbe a re- I.

0fl.a reapon1 bUllY IhebDollng lIn Co h. kPft.I lOttI Uabe th bu1tfor. burL 1 nd pl. I ORDERS LaGrange. GJ ly.

More th baRkeLad Iactorlodurlag I LaGrange' Savings- CompanYUOOO 1oGa andWt aIo laf Ft re Ra. Special joy I to. ofloc1 II. Hi Le patlclpll pn Cotro LGr ns. 5.

Cl. aT de" bea le Me. H. Co. Alant.

1 hleh tocotappro I matey USOO or" hlght bamnt The I boldlng wi. lold Man I trt 1 moerly reo1. tend pnT. Mr B. I ff i' ten Gog HKr co.

0' wi. b' aarte' hory wl Jol. Clly ore LI BUd 0. 5. BroLmtr or bl ciy.

ben gnn tbontractfor LGranjf. laundr h. bgn the. nebuldlng bcb 10 C. neighboho Ior UOOOand rurnlled eulpmellt Mr.

R. Oeenevl Tn 110. wth MeeBleo oKoaIU TenD on TII. cntclor. to tm1I slatyda Wil I trty tberfe.

Br Dw. c. LGn GJuIT 5. ppl aunde SplnnlngndE CIT COloml eeaEc CiYm. Tba" erwd get- lenoYedtberpallcb Un- capble' upIlon cor wpr- Indnt oUlclI Dnol mU.

oltd. also bn. t. lareerowd at the s. tmUl f' LGIf nYounslID Clob' Dndotllledl rtn Lter Bu.

ge a. prornce LaGrn. I Ue8audtorium FdT nlsbtfor bnetf LaGe I oa Aat nd bt bondr pple' I 1ndne. Te mn- tICll Ibut U50 Ihea Iu. adton' I.

1. m1 eIOhw1I0. r. t1 take I nat pent wllhowneb 0" Ctt. i SENATUI io URHDUD ANURE co hrM gh sf nnrllsiAbsork.

li Ai St SWd eLr ToU f' ly UneItI Sd' iW. lI natorL tOaY1g0 uIJ 41. frm se rtar MaVI talmittbthl In' Ieaury prtmntPdrew a aked. b. he Wulnefncent heatatment ot MacVa1 tha' ti adr.

alnrnelnt Ibrd Senlor Ljf' of hln as proror and" Pre ldntllot recom n4ed iOI ul. moaetr com lon trla pUuf ecn- nd 1u Wa b. wdl r. tbe on. iredn eflceat admlllllator a1 am loldthat 4url yrhe led ofn.

tt a 1000 frbrforrL Whlle w. tant a rHolrblch rldla crle. not recoed rlinaton of Adr 1. trlotur lt. rort thalnd leUlclncy Ot.

My I Id let one olberollcll Audr w' hll ter" r.ld.nt Tai bI hmpd by r. Idloncracle migh. bt veg. r. Ijfnton balnd tbalheir relllon wlhth treu hed wett corc tlloulb wer quaiied.

1IrMaeVejfh wl ret' Iw reporetsyhe ha ctd bl dermlna to' Iatbecblnet alr Taf electd I no COD flrm I. know. Illa In notlce 10" eUe I. t. 1Uket eonrlonl ton tbelrur ttmnl former- AIlnt SecetarAPlat Andrw notcom boul unl.

Aow 0 specific chrg 1. McVeagh ntatve z. chalrla houe commitee hlct 1nvllsaton. rolutonof Repr nlatve re. lere tOy comun rprdd Iheonlroveyo ramly.

M. lrd. nnote ould Po. lutoo. I tod orl at.

wholIrAndewlnbl tothe.p..ld.nt. mentoaed. belg Wth dmlnllatlo bad' hr alend irlgn hd 0Ued 10' Stt of- Ot. Dlre torRp" burau of titng and' Iaghnkd hadofrd tleago 114 lflelelll Irutl to. warraal ndrw tment 1 rgrtlltaffto iy' Royal5CabIcommlhlonr or In- reTn dcllne eo.

rp1 had tlclhreat ret Tuurr ung contnued rnhl. lencnd Comptrolerof I. Mr.Mur- mntlonedsw proedth ttmnteln M. Andre ltr prldnt Ad a ehlnd Peldnt night EGINE PRIDENT' A1CATENTION lltngln tlla Ik. bll pager mOjl.

fabd br. burnlhei copper havebn Ik ll modczhlblttnzpoeIUon 01IQmOloa Inan wethstood ForoYI1 lluee ld held boo. 4 to. Ilger tlrougbout I I engnnd spial f. ZW Toma the.

ahvle. Ctnoo St Lul. riroad. hO the. Jhroltehlmelf3Je te bndln h.

Ialh uhter mytr rllrold enle rll lrm olcher to cab" fro drlvill. rd moktak Uter UonI couae. obJectof admlratlon' nd rdeU a0ngI. yle PeeldntThoma w. ro clY lo bou h.

rlp. ollnpe Ilthad i peal Ig Icane. ibth' ummerIjnd nytl oDlderabl helrTe- tmo laning ud. AUTOISTS toksiik UBBJR Rld ik tIR 5' nfainsNEITHE. v.

ve 1Et 1 HO I Co rt lnswe JJ. lU lpR TJ CO OAA 1 wl ufTAt lf lit cln ot. 7 J1. 1 Qt i i I ti I 1 Irua 1. tW wnKr 1.

I. c. a ia 1wTIOa e. a. a t.

"ji lu' c' tC CI 1.1 11. CIJ 1. a. C. I e.

top. U. I' CS. 1. 1010 a pl C.

10 e. 13 t. 1 c. 1 AU 11 0. ta I u.

a. Bl. 1 111 I CIr 4 ii 12. 0. I.

trace 1 1 na. 12 GROCEI 0. a c. A. aDI.

33 2 I. a. GIn. AIn 10. It 00.

UO 01. Ci I I 1 IO' I C. 10 3" Pa I Jl 1 Xz 8 111. fi 14 i. 1.

Cr. t. G. Cl. a 1" ass 16 0 0 p.

0 B. fO. a. Cm fi 6 f' I UJ coCt 100. rr 2.

uu B. 0. JI pl 1" pb 10. Ko lbb 21 er c. 11 120 3" 0 rE C.

a 4 1 UOI 0 L. iO IIo6 r. i 8I 1" 4 lO I. 010. 14.

v. Io 10" D. UI I. C. 10 oa TlV i i ui 15- o.

81. 8 I. 4i. IO' OichV' 10 031 fl in. c.

10 I I' IC 11. I Jl Kr 10 0. FX ii r. 7J IrZ fT' c. Io Uo tl 2 Jif 21 1.

3 tU 4. p. p. Iu T. L.

tM I 1 a. pr Bloall 6 1 D. 10 I 10 cUIO Ro Hc 10 bl 1. I 1 1. 111 D' A im.

3 a g' PI. 4. rA I 0. 1 i b. 1 HT'S MONLY C1ON.

5A fT S. Ol C0 4" nI01 1. co 1. b'3. br.

4. S0 t1 a 101. li04 I SIi 10 li 1 1t JJ 1 0 148. 86. I IrUM 0.0 tm I pl10.

Po I bn 5 74 lu 7 1 a 11 t' UO 01' of 1' 2. 1 2110 20 IIrOd 19 1. bla 1 17. lbs 111 ll. dn 4.

152iJo. I 1.ln- i 101 I. a. a U3 417 a e. t.

te I 20. 271. er J3 44' 4 41 e. SI la. t.

TOs Jf 7i. ot f'- te 03 51 l3 i p. a. a 110 tI I I .1. I.

a- tJ 1 i 2 Na J. an' ng ee S- 11 iGRQu VARYf IF udf t' Of i Lern. eona 1 ern' x. 4 I r6 tw i i eqm. 1.

ghtb eey b. efwIy 1. ad pmpty metby A ADr r' Tejoff ofts18m Catyoft mdvdual re s' te idsuppl gt e. nb fh xtentJ19e ysud' i 1gmet OW a utsof baDk rrto Dd idvdual rlesp ct8 te d. nta Natb lB nk yc' S'I'o' 0" 0' ap.

17 Resuce. neary. SI00000 ORa 4nv. ATANTA. Interest ady u' I L' Atj rtas oldestsving k1snowp ing teJ y.

in tercsttoth ir ofdepositofsAUdepsitors ar brng. bok' bark' nd ve' te' intcrestcr itcd a son as' cnvenent FOURPERCENTINTEREST sp id ndcmpouned Januar andJuy on bcoi Juyzowil drawintcrest. fo JuYI NED ILRWILtST RT. N. CCOUNT I ADDTIONTOREGULRMOING HQU Il7Jtu GRNT BUIDING MBr hYGtYie Preld JoSp Boston SetetadTreasu COTONT PT MT ewi rk.

theeotn cUgh by. report on WedneyEen eed to be dolnl aP bor Er ybody but atonc ulhC condto. flg. re I a. nnouac nd rp.

II Thecondltlonw gIn a 11 cat glnI 1. 1onthIStln Ia y.r..g. for' creaelt gen only Ionooo ort6100e. acele rortbelt the eo a dltoaQrga Alabama Lulla rkann cay. bad Nor do.

Co InaFlorla and Oklahoma ntJe rI ir I nda i ut pdbUentloo I re 25trahav bn complanl. celyra1n. cld nlcbtln thAInle eeton i o. extent In the. i catal prton.

or blt I rall cndItion. of blow 80 pe 1 f. I ege I b. th r. ho aon wek.

escptonIT tberwU nec. lng andAtto rle Dtbln Ik. requlrd Ollale Jeltenl In' P. of Ggl Arka. Mentme pt 1.

Lepool large Bul. 9r lact. tb tile. wh prlc. is allogetbe to blah ld I.

at 1 Ih1 la. slnl te cololl. eldntl b. 1lng noTputiook any IU tatewll the I lltdille ll I i of matlaIT larle noulb e. nl te 1ur1 InNOlen ouno lorl eontlbtd en dye in jut he.

dcr in' tabat 7prcnl alnlrenlj tlmal Iromothr 1 a one. perca" ID 1 r. jtt. 3.1 He" Worca Vllle nI7. 1 0.

al 3- H. I I I. 1 ya bul a d. fo ok laa at el 100 hC. J.

Tt I. 3113. I 4 JT 2 re 221- I tb I Al" e. ea 211 I L2 eI 1 I eui. BIt Indi e.

21. 1 1. 104 7 U310. b. b.

a eL 1 b. owbl r. I. b. I 1.

20. LI70. I bt. sOIO I. 10 1 I 0'-- a I sO7rtolun.

1" aO Or T. A O. 1 l. 5 1 I lio1C. T.

kd" n. Jc I OtJ Ot 7a' 100b a.4- I ef i ff ATLHAlVESTOCKM HK t. 10a li3. 170 alu if a I 0. 1 1 1' I i 1 7 I.

i TI I. 1 IO a f. I 1100 I. a i ua I i I a. 1 1 1.

eP al. I t' p. a f.v. 1. I lo w.

I. U. a I eo. p. 14 Stok 1tLJu et n' I.

OBh U. i I 07. mi. UO I 1Co. 082.

K. Ci Jol 10. 0 1. uUO 1..0. 0 G70 1' 17OI 0.

I eW a. eo I a' I i fTG i btr4i. u. Ip 2O I Ko 1. I i RpI Ib 15.

I. Lmtaalp 70 Ir r. 0 a :0 aa 10 1 1 T. 4 12770 bl. e.

0. 1. 8iJ f1. i. a 12 4LM Simp1111ed ConfroI It No Othi Hare An a Dowi d1c Is wuIB.

Fixedai as Posib c- iAtu.1 OR b. flsta tI ruIeitertb. gevermeRt The lbs lhIIPCClat1Ofl thatauother ard fl on cry offaiy nd fldtIOflfleCeIltttS Gene eLT. lon. not 1k.

race. Indicationl a 20 mont in nd th put tho 1CQ plan. bCeach ie agreed a new procesa Senator of DRML TROUTMAN MINISTER HOLpIFSIMAThES 1ToumaaD I LLUpa3tOt theflret3fetbo4le' chlircbAtheIL was er at ratiOafog ac.peodlcttlL- and 04 5 h. news n- been kpown- thatbe wainagrave ago and grew' wors a5' and a Tronunanta by hi-a Mrs. Bead Mre.

Robert Wilaont CbttanoogaHenry a theAth- FlrtHethOdist Saturday Dr. FItcterWltOn J- t- son a in Reev. itl H- act. t2Cara apendimgbla I WI. 1 fl only aeli educated days in' ldrstappOlfltment hIs early RomeGa a ma ny I ta.

thattbey agoDr aa- the In wbileaa was only had ofthe great- oneof ws didthis id Drlrontman a hi. roIn afternoon. tecort from tetnpiel with which Dr Trout. body' will a guard of lceto held byth thepublie Atter- th H. Ga.

Southeni1 sAlREALR11 onngncr CALHOUN j- us yonwint to' ul lot00x800 chapestlot tori5OO udfcr.ttis.- Monday. FoRR 111. 1St- flat. 4 Rxm st. lC.setias4 3 tIItr see w.

L. aM. Wtnh tO I LtIGacdsa st ilto k. P3 CuaI5ea RmakasL k. t4.

Irl ae. iOns in eonaI k. Mbn 1 in. a- klA I. ilcoltat am.

eesi SiL3Sl srowat fThUbed SbuS Sr. isc Voacttaad lIe io Cr. 13 1. ha. Cr.

lOin IOr ea sed sIre I. aiS0 315 l5lO 5. 5 l3eluSS.z 1 TtkAE BLkTLLaOt Znptc. 53 WeHavcPlenty ofMoneyto Ltairon ReaIEstate. f' f' v' ci Ilk.

31. 5:10 the who win termentatRome. at. the 4 A IL L. Jeff tie.

RobertJ DEFENSES Witnesses Thr was thetragedy ih ti ne fasten tnaa--iIe- revioual the theAlleos. exhihiledplans Ga July 16000J5Grange a ria e' RaIsed a spoon as 5. been it Coof pan which-is by it thl atore. as Buildiag. 5.

this thecotract.for- new the I oOo bj' Humph les dry 5arbsee Drsa Cend. 5. ci the barbecue given the Lnity Cotton. Cotton mills. ly enjoyed lbs repatwhlcb I capabie aupervlaion of I bar- to a large crowd i in a tile mill.

I a I Miateel Pea. I SpeciaL I undrthe di- I Lester Busch. were the a I engagement wilihoweerbe mUle on Iiondaynigbl July 15. UPKOANDRW Says That aeahs S1aIe mt Is AbSUFi An Is Is Wsehingten.JulyL.Senator- fortneraasiatant in WasinefflcienL AIlttAndrew was 1 blrq- and ident bimto di- thmlntA and 1320000 I am circle. today Andrew.

in. been atleaat men-1 lettcrto of' relations' with ths treasury head weid todayihe coIs. lavetlgatia i tlikeiy embrogliointhetreauryde Asslotani a Piatt not comeabout come Oh he ees the4preaidentmentioned as Stteeeat rintlngandengrayIngwlien ThereJ lust truth Ia regret dli- silence. and of a mentioned aw toywhen that it' taken at of prked on a and ad- throng-that-seemed the pribate engine1and JYW hfashvllle. ln and daughter the 15 cow- oateber Thomas it wes5 cltyt a of tripot the ir toe flydo buzzing around iandingtheis.

Rides TIMETEMPER. Comefor answer to PUNCTURE FRQOF TJRECO1 hy 12 s. i jl.tI-.t 510Ilk' FRDtIVI iecs in stddhtP It led Pre5' 5 31dana ssl au 5555 seele as pesiwst' eowrasI rlhasgyi.sd.- 54 atsn CLlyusoda oaABGU sa inil CA35Au .41 caiLav Vislda. sat. zLrb Mbiaghaskamu ewt Lt5iPLNTLtenam.

inctasil. sis. un rairgs a lelest' 5.5- raaa 55 wagy a 3LsLs. oKa a 0355. iecgs So.

CT54lASbrgs e. bo Gaesle I. leasagr sast.i..ee. am 5e5 tin. dssa esel.

cia 5w. act 15 51 eonrtsa na-k p5Ohas. I Las sags. a Less sTIuS St SC tIC sc le 4155 as asS- 555 551 Is ecsai. si seal o55.

cEU5. I Hen U. ila Smad 5155sf gala U. 5 is rnds lb. Dtcxs aces taek.

LROVIUIOF45tAflKET. lce 5Tine Cwaig Mole 10 iii 505555.104 55 lttas4 1 lancais. pimSern a a. awsas 131 boostlel 21 sirs. rum.

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is 13 aa lb. 51kIad 31 5w. I. Isso Ssla- p. Ii.

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hIS Cwertei by hrwsry Gm 311 S. 2 SIrn. Ii. 3 to 10 00 3i 5yep. OtI3aesat.

dUck. mIai 5Iihhtb. b55lUC 15w c. 5 art 4313 in. 2.

Rhisg Po5rRrnlwi. ILiOf ltysl ha 1 54 2. I1h HeftIC Gm' heck 0411 sem. lLw II. imsi Itilk Ma5t.

i a N. Fiowatl5nt 711 It 40 ir rIling. Ii32 i5055I501 dW Cnst e. 1 50135 GraIn. 53l1 Mbbos.

1153 us. pac cr51. 5300 Dartobsi. ILOuSI hard ad C5tIIOl5lC5OflC. 771 5o.

bIlL sastt 510 tUe ChIC. alt 135. t1 Cintaes 1000. Ink mIt 553. IstemstsmI 5111 po ii 00.

I p11k. 8153. wa i 5phctItl5. Cbit. 55k.

Mw Fdbbos 251. Iptw4ain. 153 5snd. 10s. Ras-4a 15 75 IitU.

h50 Soar Gin5i55iw Si 53 555 tO 450 da5a. It. C. 5Iafla. 2 55 aneisumL Ilgit krs.s- 55 tuk- wsos.

51. Enn55s. 5. thua' 410 71. pths.

i00 ho. cc sin Isos 5570 psI0 lu Rd Wrap. icr' 11.30- Its' LsttSC. Situ rsvp. 553 Gsn55a Il 55mwan.

5155 hg aesis en 5'- 010 3. 1' Cibbos. 010. 5. Bus.

lLlss. 05- It. COtsb. 510 wa Vr. 5 elO ineeifl Sq 1 tleii5CCP.

570 ReyIa DsV5. 5iL smainIsa TsbOC1i555 r. 51 53iLfe5. kl V.1. umlltT.

50 00 600. CkcuiO ToSsecs-itlrk WI line a Crc Ni k. los7. DobieE551. Salalesa its.

11110 sDSsa lial5. 4.ssl.n. eIgs. 35 eson 1350 Oos 7rsPsI55 pet fic 13 71 boa' 3 5 Gm This. I.

5275 apcsrnsit U5 as. rsri lI Cis5 270. itP4 Ptrise. 505 a. 1.

505. Ihir4lOaa. 5400 asij PL 5453 Sun B. 52 10 panl13e. snail.

0372. Fuse. 350 Dtra CuSs 3145. i5 pee srma GuttI II 21. Tm Dsit.Va 11501 ermil at 01 5521.

eaachnitt. ames- lI 1. 1 0. Wssstehir Pass. 1s A a 253 Csnel 5530 5 1.

400 Cbm 1471 sc 1mm. ilOt m5wd snedIec. 3 00. Orss. IlSI Lubesett COTrONSTATEMENT Noe50oa Jlr Iite5 hesed to- 4aV.

con mmii a onrsr elIblt flat it 5100s5fl hers I. Is. 5wb Ia Igrm 32 iJ she ltI Of ma' tmi fec oat 1c year. 533710 isse hel sci Is 155. tin.

usmsst I is lflrlIW5550 st Sit 5115 11.75310- sea 51524 an 7sr bsSOcs bet e044mt ci mSIl acres lbs Otto aci tamac Fun Canada 255. aaisL lsatOeo- TSlOi iSwIw 5 qw11 coemed mUsrs Pseta' 151. Ime 1w. ntiS is lee. ci is of 0 ws 70toT.

nsit rse 00. eta rse baler. 1w 55 lime l55. Small-- mats sighs us sik5 ba 2 uSt 2sea mr' II. 155.

ysr 5 H210 ye 1bSIfltal Ssal I a5) TS msks 55. 55 stall 47410 15w. 64 ae tar 1. 01' 5 ins. b5a 20131051 sbt5 as ian.

acre laat ssrts 4313R9. sock at tine 3 55 Jon. Ce. 1ecIdi istoeae' seer hiSs primc e. 5.

cc' bale. 1 iii. canes I- IsIs i dam line lbs spp5. in. 15- lOSs' 500 VP I.

155. 10 Ion yr 50 11100 pr 51 tin. cm tin. to. aleetli.

Is lb. op as' Mount Mkd 5' cc. 0033110 adatI Is. bIr ewmsns see. is a alie he tsae ears SeCt5 J.17- a.

a. plaint iw V. i. i u' 7 d5Isa nf BankingNeeds flANKING REQUIREEENTS VARY I. wlih differ ntpersonz tid different Y4 1 busth ss thiiii but whatever YOUR- a.

requirements might be theycinbe fully and promptly met by the ATIiMflA NATIONAL BANK. The1offi ers of this bank make ape of individual needs of- the I baxiks customers 17 needsto the full justified meth ds- The accounts of ththvi lly so a licited. Atlanta Nafi nal a Capil rly SOY. ATLANTA. Ready Atlantasoldest bankis nowp yingthcJUly into' their All.

are bank and have FOURPER is before July so ONE-DOLLAR 4TO INADDITIONTO REGULARMORNING BankTrustco President-John Boston ThE MARKET New Jbiy Tine dosing. to be bu. a. soon" a. i pm 76 562 last and807 ten acre.

regards' daily linus. Florida-and 0 far a. to In portiune condition However this bullish on weather will Of in psrts Georgia. he- onboth sides of lit- Theptltlock Texas Is stale' will largest ever raIsed. th.

large be' carried mb the present I Jul ouanrsa of short. to. cause 0'i list st-shout7 from Other a ie the 5. 3d ysr. 3I4i.

rca bSSs sat a. tl lee the aupply- or mile up mnlars Jat omc last esr' shut. a 101137 laIt visible TI 2Hl- eq ant 1210505 before tithe. 5pt. 2 against 554 1131000 above shows a of W155.

4 fl 51 af S. as' ye. befnev beat I. is ainst Tsar beiws last and 5 is CIxhe. 453600.

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SoPlemser I ISa 13540. WI. ll55iU Iastysr 30304. o5. beS.

Or mi. 7. IsO. 5. spiasvs 2453500 gaIsst' 3155500 aM 2321m.

tba sd 5044400 e555o5 I ARANTA iIVESTUC MARIE Is alto. cww I 4 bat 5555 5be. 2000 1455 50 Usd1 to stsW 55 be ilvu so 1500. 5Sd Ia ISIs. best SOS ii i-h Is 3100.

a g000 bed 55 400 3Ou. I' l4rto5l nd 250 hat sm Ie 1510 IsIs. be uS lu is 14 5e isilag pcI. a. 551117 ci 5 5i 5.

Ira- iL5 lees. smmdg Da IS 415. se SI sin I 54bu. SiSsdsie5aa baaIflN00t. 55 100sC 412 sO 130.

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SSi Ida. 55 a. Pita. Tssa sFisa tombs. OS be II Sjs.

010 to 803. is. fas. laSle. 50 5a 55 a 555500.

nSiwy iLse kl00. 1 Calif. stpi gsnl tIginii 5srtl 555 sag ecu. cc bat 5545. I veer is.

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sts. belle ran. i. rlmS leto. Remii.i.

adit Ia 1351617 hi iluT0l. I I 1.00- I Jl lw.ipie sos. a ailS iwliscc. 51551 21 i ecag tel I to jT Is. tTibitOi 55cm.

I 50ees 6O01O aea me. 5 Sl CO. I it. Ii Ifl bIt" Islk 7K5 32- 71057cc I 5fll Isnirlu- 51405110 cast. 540 plc.

IIadal 2 I I Sbrep-Rceipto. sowiae4 400S00. eelwdsd 3 sum 250 Leisitile lCliSRmlp4.o1 I a. wy rsn5e5 Is iSi I SiSi blabs ps. islu to 131.

I I Ramipta. sets ptie 771 5. bmp 4i Sn 4c5e i CbSag. Jeir htmslpia LOhesr fl5 Cu 55 5 lace. cal.

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