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WILSON IS WANTED AGAIN FOR BIGAMY life Ho. I Sweirs Out I Second Warrant for Her Believed Ho Haa Left the City To Avoid Notoriety. The Who Thought His First Wife Wu Dead rinds Her To Bo Very Much Alive. Wife No. 1 of join M.

Wilson has sworn out a second warrant for his arrest onthe charge of bigamy. Not satisfied with the ruling Of Justice Landruro and claiming to have found new evidence. Yrs. Wilson. Sr.

by right of priority decided to have her husband ried agraln before Justice Bate- man. Yesterday morning lat 10 o'clock the warrant was Issued and a bailiff Instructed to bring Wilson Into court at o'clock In the afternoon. but the bailiff did not carry out the Instructions because he couldn't find his man. Mrs. Wilson Xo 1 was In the Justice court at I o'clock.

and she was Informed that Wilson could not be located. Oh I thought he would hide out. said she when he found that I Intended to that Justice was done. The bailiff said he was Informed that WIl- son had left the city. The man was not at his former home.

14 Milliard street. and his people there said he had moved and they did not know where. Wilson Is having a stormy time with too many wives. As has been published In The Constitution. he married a second time last summer.

and a week ago last Saturday Ms first wife whom he said he thought was dead and burled three years ago. at peared at his home. He ordered her to leave htm and she did so end swore out a warrant charging him with bigamy. The trial took place last Thursday in Justice Landrums court and the Justice thought the evidence Insufficient to bind over and the case was dismissed. Wilson believed he was to have peace.

and he Instructed his lawyer to get a dl- vorce from wife Xo. 1 and when the di vorctS was procured he would marry wife No. over again. i This pronamme looked feasible and easy. but wife No.

1 did not think It was just the proper taper. so she worked on the cue with her attorney and secured more proof which she claims wilt show that Wil- son knew she was alive and well when he married a second time. This proof Mrs. Wilson I says. Is In the shape of a letter which Wilson's sister wrote to him and the answers which he made Wilson's first wife is still In the city.

and the says she will remain here until he. la caught end placed In Jail. Mrs. Wilson No. 2 Is at home with her parents and has faith la her husband.

She does not believe he is guilty and proposes to see that wife No. 1 does not. send him to tne- penitentiary. The fight Is now between the two wives and. In the meantime Wilson seems to.

have sought safety In temporary absence from the scene of the conflict. It you have had the grip take Hoods Sarsaparilla It will brace you up purity your blood. and overcome all bad effects of the disease. CUE WAS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR. Employees of S.

A. Entertained Friends at Howell's Station. The tint annual barbecue given by the Club. composed of employees of the' Seaboard Line. was held yesterday Howell's station near the city and more than ISO people attended.

C. S. Baer lad charge of the cue. and both the superintendent and trainmaster of the road were among the Invited guests. The day was spent In a.

most enjoyable manner by all who attended. The first cue given by the club was such a. success that It Is probable that every year hereafter similar attains will be giver to which a largo number of friends of the members will be Invited. TEMPLE DIRECTORS ELECTED. Annual Meeting of Company Was Held Last Friday Night in the Chamb of Commerce.

Directors for the Atlanta Masonic Temple Company were elected last Friday night at the annual meeting held in Masonic hall chamber of commerce. Tile board of dl- rectors which served last year- was re- elected and a meeting will be held within a few days by this board to elect officers for the ensuing year. The reports of officers and of the board i of directors was also read last Friday right and showed the company to be in a. prosperous condition. The stockholders I elected the following directors to serve during the ensuing year i Hoke Smith.

J. W. English. D. O.

Douherty. W. A. Hemphull W. F.

Parkhurat. A. Rhodes and A. J. Shropshire.

The directors for the Masonic bodies are Atlanta lodge C. I. Branan. Fulton lodge. Albert 1.

Clarkson. Georgia lodge. Edward S. McCandless. Gate City lodge.

John R. Wilkinson lit. Zion chapter. James Mason Cueur de Leon coramandery J. C.

Joyner. Atlanta cornmandery. 1. C. Greenfield.

Yaarab Temple' and Mystic Shrine. H. C. StocKdel The present officers of the company are loke Smith. president W.

A Hemphlll. vice president W. F. Parkhurst. secretary and James W.

English treasurer. or 1. T. P. U.

Will Meet it Keith. at Columns. ATLANTA TO SEND A HUNDRED AU Will Be Entertained by the Citl- zeus of th Convention. City. PROFESSOR WOLfSON Will.

DIRECT MUSIC Preparations Have Been Completed and Gathering Is Expected To De the Most Successful Yet Held. The Baptist Young Peoples Union oZ Georgia will hold Its regular annual convention at Columbus nejl month and. it la expected that a large number of delegates will attend from Atlanta. The various unions In the city have signified their In tentlon to send representatives and one hundred are expected to go to the conven- tion city In a. special train.

The convention will be held. June lSth to' 5th. and It Is thought It will be the largest and most successful yet held by the unions of the state. There will be no limit to I the number of delegates and the churches and societies of the state are entitled to as many representatives as they slre to send. I A special train will be run from Macon' to Columbus and It Is understood.

that a. large delegation will attend from that city. Special rates nave been made by- all the railroads operating In the state and the fare to the convention will such that many can avail themselves of the opportuni- ty to attend the convention. The delegates wIH be entertained tree and the people of Columbus win doubtless make it pleasant for an who attend. Receptions and social affairs of all kinds wilt be given and the first of this character will take place Immediately after the first session of the convention.

Professor Wolfsohn. of Atlanta. will have charge of the musical features of the convention and has already arranged a largo choir of specially selected voices to lead In the singing. The officers of the convention are President J. 3.

Whitiield of Hawktnsville secretary. G. W. Macon. or Macon treU- urer B.

H. Hardy. of Barnesvme choir- man of the executive committee. R. VanDeventer of Hawklnsvllle.

The following Is the pronamme which will be rendered during the convention Tuesday evening. June 13th. II o'clock- Convention called to order. J. president.

Hawklnsvllle. Words or wel- come. Dr. W. H.

Smith. Columbus. Rei sponse. Rev. C.

W. Durden. Montezuma. Convention sermon Dr. A.

G. Nunnally LaGrange. Reception. Wednesday. June 14th.

9 a. m. Devotional Rev. A. JT.

Moncrlef Fort Valley. Report of executive committee. Election of om- Address World Evang! tlon. the New Testament Policy. R.

1. Wllllngham. Dr secretary of the foreign mission board Richmond Va. Address. Our Inspiration Ths Spirit of Missions.

Rev. J. Gross. Washington Ga. Address Our Preparation for Service.

S. TJ. White. DD or Macon. Address.

Rev. 7. W. Conley. DI of Chicago.

Ill. 3:30 p. m. Testimony meeting What Has the Baptist Young Peoples Union Done tor1 The Pastors 2 The Churches led by A. M.

Bennett. of Greenesboro. Conference The Conquest Missionary Course conducted by Rev. Walter Gtimore. Brims- wick a Importance of Missionary Study and How to EnlM Out Young People.

W. A. Lynch Atlanta. Address Junior I Work Herbert L. Grice Esq.

Hawklns- vtlie. Followed by open conference on i Junior work and reports from. Junior I unions. Awarding the Junior banner. Rev.

I E. L. Smith. Tennllle. I p.

m. Song service conducted by H. A. Woltaohn. Atlanta.

General topic "Georgia for Christ and the Agencies at Worn. State Mission Board. Rev. B. T.

W. Graham. Macon. Christian Index I. 3.

Van Ness. DD Atlanta. Mercer University. President P. D.

Poltock Macon. Thursday June 15th 9 a m. Devotional Rev. Joseph W. Smith Cochran.

Confer. ence Sacred Literature Course. W. W. Gaines Atlanta.

How to Hold Class 3. D. Chapman DD Savannah. How to Enlist the Class Rev. C.

K. Henderson Cedartown. Address. Loyalty to the Bible Professor G. W.

Macon Mercer university. Address The Twentieth Century Churches Rev. Sam. Deane Miscellaneous. I p.

m. Car ride to North Highland park and an address at the pavilion topic. The Outlook. by G. B.

EagerDD of Mont. goemry Ala. Trolley ride over the city. p. m.

Song service conducted by H. A. Wolsohn. Atlanta. Address Good Among the Nations S.

Y. DD secretary state mission board. Awarding Georgia prize C. C. C.

banner. W. W. Landrum DD Atlanta. Closing A Consecrated Life.

Rev. 3. W. Conley. DD Chocago.

Summer Excursion nate Southern railway will place on sale effective June 1st to September 30. 1899 the usual reduced rate round trip tickets to summer tourist points. good for return passage until October lIst. Also for trains leaving Atlanta Saturday I afternoons and Sunday mornings very low rate week-end tickets will be sold to nearby points good to return on Monday following date of sale. Week-end rates to St.

Simons Island 600 to Cumberlana Island 650 to Tybee 600 Theo Stark Stock Company Will Play There. The Theo tlark stock company wilt begin an engagement at Exposition park next Thursday night presenting A Race for a Wife. Admission to the performance wit be tree but a. charge of 10 and 20 cents will he made for reserved seats. Large ticwds are expected' to attend the perform- at ees and" the managers of the company epeOt be favorites with the theatergoers or the city.

I The cast Includes among others Charles C. Tolson Charles Brewer. Edwin DuPont. Lorena. Graves.

Minnie Hoffman Anna. Pates. Joe Mollison the well known ragtime player. and Dunes and- Granville the German duelists. The performance wil be presented In the auditorium.

Atlanta Tent Awning Co. 72 2 North Broad St. ATLANTA GA. Closing. Exrc1us it Clark UnITcrzlty Occur This Week Graduating' Ceremonies Will Take Place on Next Thursday.

HE YEAR HAS BEEN A SUCCESSFUL ONE The commencement exercises of the Atlanta university began last Friday. There were no exercises yesterday but the bae- calaureate sermon wm be preached today by Rev. Edward C. Moore. of Providence.

R. I. He arrived. la the city yesterday after noon and will be here for several days. A large class will.

graduate front the university this week. There will fc nine students to receive diplomas from the college course and fifteen to receive degrees In the normal cour. The graduates are as follows College Course William Jefferson Decatur. Alberta Theresa Badger. Carrie Elisabeth Brydie Ruth Marian Harris.

George Francto Porter. Joseph Taylor Porter. William Andrew Rogers. John Perry Seabrooke Julia Ophelia Wright. Normal Course S.

Louise Allen. Salle M. Ellis Annie L. dark. Pearl T.

Henry Ule M. Coleman Nettie A. Houston. Rosa 1. IDuroIn Roae M.

Porter. Madeline R. Shivery Lucy R. Smith. Susie M.

Simpson. Josie L. Sorrell. Bessie E. Smith.

Carrie C. Thomas Zola L. Usher The class will be the thirtieth that has graduated from the university with dlplo- mas and the occasion will be the celebra. ion of the thirtieth commencement. A number of prominent persons from the north and negroes from the south will attend the exercises and some of theta wit take a leading part In the closing ceremonies.

The anniversary of Phi Kappa Society was celebrated on Friday and was a notable occasion. The society Is twenty. eht years old and 1 one of the leading student organizations of the Institution. The commencement exercises proper. the alumni dinner and presidents reception which will close the events of toe year will take place on Thursday.

The feature of today will be the baccalaureate sermon which will preached to the graduates and to the student body. Every day of the present week wilt be Sited with Interesting exercises In the greater number of which the students will take part. The university Is closing a very- Interesting year and one that has been highly successful. The- programme for the days of WI week are as follows Today the baccalaureate sermon will be- preacned by Dr. Moore.

MONDAY-MAY 2STH. 8:30 a. Devotions and chorus rehear. sal. SO to 12:15 MAY SOTH.

8:39 a m. Devotions and chorus rehearsal. 9:30 to 8:30 p. m. Exercises In pedagogic 8 p.

m. Conference upon city' problems WEDNESDAY MAY ldI a. m. Devotions. 9:20 a.

Presentation of sea. prep. certificates. 10 a. m.

Inspection of sewing and print. tng. 10 a. m. Classes In mechanical department.

2:30 po m. Annual meeting of trustees. 3 p. m. Conference symposium.

4:30 p. m. Conference general mothers' meeting. a p. m.

Conference upon city problems. THURSDAY- JUNE 1ST. 6 p. m. Alumni dinner and annual meet.

ing. p. Presidents reception. The anniversary exercises rill take plies in Ware Memorial chapel at 10 o'clock in the morning and will be participated in entirely by the students. The programme has been arranged as follows Chorus Gloria Mozart.

Oration The Scope of Science" Ruth Id. Harris Atlanta. Essay. Education Is Life" Nettie A. Houston Savannah.

Oration The Proper Basis of Suffrage" Alberta T. Badger Atlanta. Oration The Social Carnie B. Brydie. Athens.

Chorus Hark Apollo Strikes the Lyre. Bishop. Essay. Not for Ourselves Alone" Lucy R. Smith Atlanta.

Oration. The Modern Study of the Mind" William J. Decatur Atlanta. Oration. History of Negro T.

Porter Charlotte Hail. Md. Essay. Tolling Jo le L. Sorrell.

Marietta. Chorus Angel of Peace. Oration A Study of Mankind" William A. Rogers Marietta. Essay Opportunity Carrie C.

Thomas. Atlanta. Oration. The Place of Oppression In Modern European J. P.

Seabrooke Charleston S. C. Oration. Burns and Tulia Wright. College.

Time Piece Bright Sparkles In the Church Yard. Essay. The Work of the Shivery. Savannah. Oration.

A Climax In F. Porter. Charlotte Hall Md. Commencement Address Rev. William.

H. Davis DO Newton. Mass. Announcement of honors. Presentation of diplomas.

Class Song Alma Mater. Doxology. benediction. COL. CAZB OUT RACE QUESTION" Address of This Well-Known North Carolinian to a.

Negro College. Colonel Julian S. Carr wet known as one of North Carolinas most distinguished citizens recently delivered an address be. fore the Greensboro N. C.

neno Mechanical and Agricultural college Which has created a great deal of attention. The address was delivered last Thursday evening. and reference has already teeir made to It In The Constitution. The address however. has attracted such general attention that The Constitution more liberal extracts than thou previously given.

After expressing the friendly sentiments which he entertained toward the race Cob. nel Carr dwelt at some length' upon the paramount Importance of educating the negro on practical and Industrial lines ii the remedy for many of the evils which exist at present In this connection he glowingly eulogizes the work of Professor Booker T. Washington whom- he declared to be oneot the wisest leaders' the race. Reviewing the progress of the rice In the south since the war tie showed that the negro had accumulated over E6tooelg property besides making- rspldstrldesfln. other directions bat against thispicture- he showed that the death rate ot tbe race Out of Town Customers Come to Us Because Their Orders are Sold Right Packed- Properly- and Shipped Promptly.

Our Shades Curtains. Portieres tlattlngs Mattresses PI. lows Spring Cots are fresh clean and cheap. Our Immense. sates in these lines insures fresh Goods.

We are especially prepared to fit up your house from cellar to garret at correct prices and terms. ARE YOU FIXING UPYOUR COTTAGE SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY. J. C. Successor to 5 N.

BROAD STV RHUDV was steadily Increasing and that 75 per cent of the crimes werLcommitted by the negro. Th Negro in Politics. Touching upon the political situation ho continued I have said that I would speak plainly for the Interest of all concerned. And I new declare further that the southern people as a whole and the white men of North Carolina will never agun submit to the government of ignorance In a great blind unwilling mass led by the artful and greedy for th ir own selfish ends. This determination is not born of hatred.

for the but Is based upon a regard for the welfare of both races. The political emancipation of- the thrifty negro has been a difficult thing to accomplish. The ne- gro. was taken nm to the polls when federal soldiers typified to him hla political savior. It would have been unnatural.

with the testing toward the party that had conferred the ballot for me negro to have done' otherwise upon his enfranchisement out vote the republican ticket. I may be wrong it may not be wise to state and. there may he exceptions that I have not seen but I 1 to say In this presence that my observation has been that the Intelligent and thrifty negro' has not only had little or no Influence in his party for making better government but that he has in the main been dominated by the ignorant of lila race In political affairs. If true that Is a proposition that ought to give pause to every educated and Industrious negro In thestate I make the statement not by way of- criticism tint as a tact that teachers and students of the negro schools ought to consider. Everywhere In the world except among the.

negro. Intelligence and virtue dominate In politlcs Unfortunately with them the Ignorant who are easily. deceived control the political action of many of the more intelligent who are better Qualified to leaSthe race. he whole wprld dmlta that It. was a mistake- to have given universal suffrage to the negroes Ju they-emerged from slavery years ago.

It- was a mis take that the. negro now recognizes and that na Injured him as It Injured oth ri. Re was told to make bricks without straw. He could not do It and after thirty years of the enjoyment of the ballot It is not open to question Chat suffrage ought not to have been panted at once but made an honor which would be obtained only by those of the race who fitted themselves to exercise It. In a letter In 1863 Mr.

Lincoln avowed himself to be of the belief of the early statesmen of the south for his opinion was that gradual emancipation can be made-better than Immediate. The talure of the educated negroes to make- their Influence felt In the political world fer good lies at the bottom of what opposition there Is to the education of the negro. IT whatever party or politics you choose to be every man who Is honest and true should have the liberty to vote only for men who are themselves honest arid true. In Regard to Mob Law. Colonel Carr next discussed the subject of lynch law In the south.

On this line he said White men hold the homes and virtue of pure women sacred and the wretch who invades. the one and assaults the other shall die. There is no division of sentiment among honorable men on this. question. They differ only when they come to consider and adopt the method by which this death penalty shall be Inflicted.

The advocate or lyncn law says the mob of incited angry men Isthe proper medium through wnlch these atrocious crimes should be punished. The thoughtful conservative law-abiding citizen says that all crime all violations of the law should be tried and punished according to the law of the land. I take my stand with this law-abiding class but in doing so I wish it distinctly understood that I move the lips In favor of inflicting speedy and certain death upon the brute who spills Innocent blood or applies- the Incendiary torch to an inhabited home or lays unholy hands upon innocent woman. Speculate about snob law as we may the undisputed tact remains to confront those who uphold It that It has not suppressed or reduced tho crJma denounces and undertakes to punish. Then may I nut appear to those who have resorted to to stand aside and let the law of the land try Us hand The question of the future of the south ern negro is one that must be deferred for settlement until we have restored safety and a feeling of security to the humblest woman in the poorest cabin in the remotest corner or the most thinly Settled portion of the south.

The southern white man cannot restore that setGrUy. He can help the enforcement of the law but as the loss of the sense of safety did not come through him be cannot restore It. That Is the mis sion of the leaders of the negro race. Thi preachers the teachers the doctors the best equipped men' of your race must address themselves to that task. They must be instant in season and out of season.

When a lawbreaker returns from. the penitentiary- let him feel that- he has dis graced himself let the worthy tefuse asso- cl tkm with him and let popular sentiment be to-strong that the negro criminal Is held in the same detestation among his own race as the white Citminai Is held la his race. Let the men and women-band to gether to keep the home pure uncontaml- dated with the criminal of low or high de grees. Let him be a pariah. on lehmaellto an outcast to be nowhere ex cept by charity and uponprobation As a race the moralelevation of the negro has been retarded because the returned convict in many Instances has been received upon his return home as one who has been persecuted rather- than as one.

who deserves punishment. From this college let tile sentiment go that the negro criminal Is not only disgracing himself but his race andlet him. feet that resentment and os traclsm that white criminals have- always been made to reeL Colonel Carr went- on to say that the object of schools and colleges was not simply to benefit Individuals but to en able them to benefit others and he de elated that the negroes who were enjoying the benefits of educational advantages In public nUtution owed to th government tosald Jntheppllfflngof the race. The taJatorTart Of the white mans partVlnIsolVlnf i the aeeprpblen CoioneiCarr said i' rrnewhlte man of thesbutfi his mission as Important to perform--In too many instances ho has not appreciated the tmpor lance of a speedy enforcement of- the Jaw and the laws hay. not always en enough.

The people will not permit a rapist to go unpunished. That is as true as holy- writ but I am here to say that- It Is the high duty of the southern white man. to see to It that the execution- Is accompanied by the sanction of law and not by the torch of the overwrought multitude This duty is. Imposed upon us. not by any regard for the brute.

Atrocious as was the maiming and burning in Georgia It cannot be said that the brute did not deserve it' It is not In the Interest of tile rapist that the energies of the- southern white man must be put tenth strenuously to prevent lynching but for the honor of the south and the preservation of Its clrtll- ration. The laws must be amended wherever necessary to secure a speedy trial so that. no man can ever say- We had to lynch because the laws delays. are such as to' deny a speedy execution. The legal execution must be- speedy sure.

certain. Technicalities delays advantages to criminals as to challenge must be wiped out. and every man must know that the clean' lion will surely Tollow the capture of the rapist. That Is the first-duty abiding citizens legislators- and those whose duty It la to execute the law. The second duty it of like Importance.

The people must be taught day i day that the law must be respected that no man" or set of men have the right to constitute themselves judge Jurors and executioners. even when the guilt Is certain that If good men wink at lynching for' rape worse men. will cm ploy It to punish barn burning as they did in Tennessee or for stealing- a purse as they tried to-do In New York last month. This teaching must. come' from the pulpit.

from the pew. from the press. The future or our section depends upon our ability to forever stamp out lynch law. and to that end the' whole people ought to be led by guaranteeing prompt legal executions Attitude of Northern Critics. Such are the responsibilities and duties.

which the atrocious crime and the atroci. ous punishment Impose upon both races We. cannot run" away from the dune which our environment Imposes. The rich can go away if they have no stomach for the right. but the mass of.

white inen and black men who inhabit the srn states-will live and die here. If the problem Is to be solved we must solve it. The people of the north. however desirous can. afford no help except in giving of their oeacs to educate.

The. white man and. tile black man must take up the white mans and the black mans burden arid bear it. Bish. op Turner may toe right In taylng that the negro must return to Africa 1 know not what the providence of God holds in store' for your race.

Whether acre where your tatters were brought by Massochuuetts traders and sold into slavery cr in the land of their nativity you must work out your destiny. But this I do' know there is no place any where for an honorable history unless Industry thrift and uprightness are the mainsprings of your-U e. MUs opln. ion and especially the northern pr must condemn as loudly arid as promptly iyncnlngs in the north and wen as tr. the south before the brethren can essay.

to remove the mote from- the eyes of his southern brother. It must be Just as legitimate tor the man in black to nitric coal or otherwise earn his daily bread by- the sweat of his brow. in' Pana Ill. as in Birmingham. Ala.

before the holier than thou' writers north of Mason- and Dixon's line can convince the world of their. ah. eerily. It must be just as reprehensible for the governor of Illinois or any- other northern or western slate to station armed soldiers or these states to prevent. en with the shedding of blood the comln irto their states of the colored man as a la borer such conduct would- be' the part of the.

governor of Mississippi or' North Carolina before the citizens. 01 there. common wealths be permitted to sit In Judgment upon our shortcomings to the. black man. When we take Into account how many times more black people there are- In the south than in the north I am not prepared to say that the onslaughts upon the colored man occur any more' often in the' south than in the north.

Th difference largely in myJudgment is the sins of our northern and western brethren In this PST- tlcular are condoned while the offending to the south Is always- magnified I have no sympathy with any such sense of Jus- I am aware of the fact that I am speak. tng plainly here this evening. I came with that Intent. I nave measured my words. and you can afford to heed my sayings.

I violate no confidence when I tell you my Invitation to address you this evening cotnestTom the fact that I am regarded as the friend of the black man in this state. and these are ttmes of unrest with black race but hear me. my rrtendi my' Cwtel if kBd frCwrilflofl of' fts Blood. Cared ijBofio Blood Balm BJJJ. SetupS.

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take BB IXwhleh will evn ytMLtevrtnf I- tb flesh tne from uenasbes steel JWilnjcl any kind. Chronic ronieEccmaisMTsTefceIIeefItIbi5sm. maIleD wtth gnu redseus sad a raw rartueu. It lut tar rein witS tatensls of yertisi near1 rrnvt siu i Tetaralag. It efttn attacks ttw SBdneek.

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Wt twtfclnf drsn sin ireqassOy afiletwi cn dissrge Lad a ysiioweri wstny or withast fUi Tteu Imitation the' Sinccrcst. Flattcry Others try to Imitate our pscVsgef label and caret using but they cant ImiUte Murray Hill Club which stands on unrivalled whlsicey Sold by first-class dealers everywhere. Beware of lmuttloni and Isiht on Jthe' genuine goodi. Don't accept refilled bottles. Jose A.

Co. declaration here this evening. Is'- lt not be so with' the honorable worthy well- behaved. of your-race I am here as a representative Saxon whose ancestors suffered with Washington atValley Forge to assure that the welfare and best Interest of the black. man' is Sale In the keeping of the Saxon and the hone best suited everything considered for' the black man beyond.

sit comparison Is the southland. II the neo will make everlasting war upon the brute element his race until the. indefensible and unpardonable crime of rape Is stamped on I then the cause e- tng removed there wilt be rite effect. The one as surely follows the other as night ollDwn day. I am impelled in this connection to mention what.

I coneSder the. highest commentary upon. our civilization before' the war- in the south. I challenge history to show Instance equal. or even- to the conditions of affairs existing in the south.

the war. Nowhere in my reading been able to match the situation. Moreoverlor four years large sections of the south were strippedoMts natural protectors by the Call of arms of the fathers husbands and sons old enough to. bear arms. But our southern womanhood was sot only safe in the keeping of the black race.

but they were actually guarded and- protected by them. There was in the south" then a sense of security that. we do not- experience in these Tie southern slave- was-a. friend who merited and received. the confidence end respect of his white owners And.

the recollection of the fidelity of the. neno in those dent days. will ever be' given the memoryof every southern man. By- the noble' conduct of four fathers and. brothers In those fire tried.

days by your pr resstaiacquWng education and property by your love of your offspring and your- pride in your-race. and by your faiths In God and your hope for your sons and daughters. I beg you to. JoSa with. your white friends la stamping out rape and lynching which injure the south andjmpede progress And.

I beg supreme Court Sustains Trade Mark. Justice Laughliiv In Supreme Court. Bull. fain. has ordered a permanent Injunction" with costs and a full accounting of sales to issue against Paul B.

Hudson the manufacturer of the foot powder called Dr Clarks Foot and also against a retail dealer of Brooklyn restraining them from making or selling the' Dr. Clarks Foot Powder which t' declared. in the decision Of the court an" Imitation and Infringement of Foot Ihe powder to shake Intoyonr shoes for tired aching' feet now so largely advertised and sold all ov the country. Allen S. Kted 0 rN- is the owner of the' trademark Poot and he Is the first individual who ever advertised a TSr extensively over the country lie will send a sample free to any one who writes him for it.

The decision In this ease upholds his trademark and render an parties liable who fraudulent. ly attempt to profit by' the extensive Foot advertising In placing upon the market a spurious and similar appear- log preparation labeled and put up" in err. velopes and boxes like. Foot-Ease Similar suits will be. brought against others who are now infringing on the tontEaa trademark and.

common law rights The proof of the pudding Is the eating tbtTeoZ You can buy Isaac. Ptns at 1 cross or groan or JS. For by John M. 89 Marietta streetTAt- lanta. Os.

Samples- free. Note These pens are. warranted to 1 made from selected stock and are care-- fully examined before lorlngv FOUR SOJpiErARE WANTED. iceLandrums court Is trying toSflnd four. United States sol- dierswho ar pharged with' nearly beating to death' Caniffla' Stevens a- negro i non.

Yesterday' fternoonvfcamilla was nvjps- tlce Landrums srtth her. face bound up in cloths and cotton and with a pair of otcrutches to support' nerachliig body She sold the' tour soldiers had met her tile road near ort McPherson and without any provocation whatever had beat her with rocks and stteksv The names of the soldiers as given to the fcalUir re W.O.- Jackson Morse 11111' Seals Tooesand Stanley Silts. The bailiff yenfto be fortiyesterdar but was unable tolocate the men he was after. The charge' against the soldiers is a suIt- with Intent to- nrdeV 4 gtases in any or JOT- we would advise that i t.IeJ ourpr na Inspect ar worxrOnr prescription department re celve. the ost careful SUperytuto aaS otis' gqrae foejwfth HEAD 8F NEGRO SCHOOL Her.

Of Jotmon Will Interest ItffitiAns in ma Work. EDISTO ISLA2ID SCHOOL UBO The Xnstilutlou Is for the Benefit' Young Negroes with. the Means of Support. Rev. 1.

Johnson colored the Edls Island Industrial Freedmanvnie S. C. arrived in Alls. yesterday for the purpose of securing for the school of which he Is president. Edlsto Island Industrial school for as children is one of the most unique in south and is well known to South Carotln a from whose cities young negroes.

wtthou the means of support ore sentto this la-4 etltutIo for educaitlonol and industrial training The school at the present time has 1 both sexes with three competes teachers who spend their entire time in the work. Young negroes are taken off ti streets of Charleston and other towns In South Carolina and carried to the EdUta Island school where they are taught manV ua work and are kept until they can out to the world to support themselves. Rev. 1. Johnson.

the. president. traveled over the greater part of the north and east in the Interest of his school and has received a large number of liberal donations to carry forward his Work. states that the object of the- school Is teach the young negroes first of all Mf rolHy and afterwards' to give them a trade at which they can support themselves. The children who attend the school have no money and In nearly every Instance they have.

to be clothed upon their arrival al Freedmanvtlie It Is the purpose of Rev Johnson to interest the good people of At' lanta in the work being undertaken by him. f- Etmmmer SerrtM to erlll H. and The id th Sky. Effective June 12th- Southern railway will resume Its excellent sleeping car service' to Asheville N. C.

same as last summer. Pullman drawing room sleeping ear will leave Atlanta dally on the United Statesi Past Mall 11:60 p. to. arriving iJe following morning in time for breakfast. Returning leave- Asheville about a p.

mA and arrive Atlanta. early following jnorn-j SPECIAL BARGAINS 200 dozen hand-embroidered and lace. trimmed Handkerchiefs Sc 150 dozen sheer linen embroidered andInitial Handkerchiefs. Jc dozen simples sheer fine linen hemstitched Handkerchiefs worth. We yourl" fop 1ZJ4C.

7SL Gents fla nn Jiem Ut Handkerchiefs sort finished. Monday UI. assortraentJBretonns Scarfs Ynrdaoitg for Ko up. 73 potTerns" India linen and Swiss Ei a hrol4ettci to inches wide from Me yard up. Pine assortment of all over Embroideries.

22 Indian wide from yard up. too dozen Ladles' fine Vests silk Upeaj in pink blue and white. 100. Sample lot of One finishing braids Itl yard lengths. lOc.

to patterns Mack Chantllly and Gulpor Lace Inserting Edges from So ysrij up. Lace 28 Whitehall St. y. Ti A fSS 0J StieStiO WhatSheDil jean Wa MRS. B.

B1 nan wEol friends li few days Ja. Identified wilh garilsation of4 the American nobly done. the armyiand sons while heii hospitals Ipf- has further dts work. lien two ran and LouisI Second Georgia I son. Lieutenant officer on the on a short furfij Mrs.

Morgan which was tnt from janlla other-interest conflkt there. tasurifen the nseof navy tbfiu being sevj Mrs. UorganJ th beautiful recent war bjj who were imo minister lanai soldiers di worked slot being amfl body stats of th ganjiatlon of I ladles ot. Bava tised in ihtir found SeCessa inoney and Savannah net to publish a i takejistepf In I ntribute I document to There areSe who fully ii pr inc. Tendered by the Geoh Jleyoluttott principle and tine Won after Incee4.

wi irds of the matedthe ed to thepreJ ISWANT BAILIFF CANNOT FIND HTh BelievedHe Not riety. FIGHT IS NOW BETWEEN HI wo WIVES No1 on. the cht. rul1 JUlt I rl rant as I uldnt i I n. o.

I I- Wh I street I summer ad buri ars 8ve pe law er o. 1 dl- f. rst :6 i doel aee o. I i to thescene con lct. I 1 c1 eue I ENJOY LE 1 ri t1 I f1 annual.

i. i I I 1iJ I aer I tralnmasteT I was I ub eV ry her Co erce. I I I rlda A. presldentW. mes MANYb LHftKTBfJi FOR OONVBNTIONi I RspresUtatITeS UIIU Next I I the RaveBeen w11lwjld ne sl 1 ed in- desire I will' thestate be themselves' I acon.

R.Van- ev C. IJw de Ol 911. Mon rlet World WIde The L. DD PIopleUnlon Herb rt Song I a. verslt Car Song Wols hn.

Cbanner SO Saturday wrnon ito 1 st onday I Isla TO APPEAR AT EXPOSITION AftK St Tti Iran bu 111 I I pect a I Innle' I will ant 721-2 MANY DRU 1fPt GRADUATE I WBE atCJarlUllnrsltJ THE BACCALAUREATE SERMON Thurada. SUCCESSFULONE Nine Students Will Becde Diplomas in the CoUe Couno d' YItse Will Go from Normal SehooL be an lIrldaTThere I Pro ldence. I elt daJ lar week wU dent rceive ffeen rceive degea adua ea tolol CQle CoureW1am Jeteron De I cat Badger. Care. EI bh Jarlan ars Fanch Porer Joseph ilam Rger el Qpbell Wrlibt A1en.

le 3. ElIs. nIe Cark Pear Henr. 1. iette A Houaton a JPorter Jade1ne mltb Smpson.

1 orrel Smt. clall w1 1 ba gaduated unlverslJ wih ma occaio 111 celebr- ton thlrU th Cmmencement rumber pernll tr sout exercses wU te cer- ann versary hI Socety wa FIday 118 a ocaio twenty eIght yeaS is orgalzaUoI insttuUon. an presdt' recepton whch wi wi Thurs ay wI sere wil be gaduatu bd7. tled wth Interestng Itudentlw1 clOln Interestn ad on ha oee lIuce8tul 1eek area tolow. oaccalaurte erol wl b.

preache ore. 2TH. 1:3 m-Devotoaa an chorl hh s1 U5 amlnton TUDAY AY 3H. 1 a. chol1 reheu st 9:3 ExtnUon 2:3 Eer 1e Peqoael onterMe ciy' problems.

WDNEDAyMAy lT mevoton5. 9:2 Preentato ot' tn prp cerUlcaty. a. lewnC prn- 1. mechlcal 4epa- ment 23 meetng trstee.

onferncmpollium :3 I onternce ciy NE 1T. I Alumni meet- reldents recepton. 1 p1ac Jemoral I oelk morig palpatd entrely prrm ha folowl ChorusGlorla QaUon oPe Rut 3. Atanta Educaton Nete' Houson. Savannah.

Oraton Poper Basl Sutrae" Atanta Oraton Chorus Hark Apclo Strko the' Ouralve Lucy SmIth Atata. Oation. Moder of. Wllam AtatL Nego Educaton" IDrler HaU. Md Te lng Upward" areta.

ace Xeler. Oraton WJI. Rgers Qpporunlty asAtlant Oraton. Th ilace Oprelion Sea- Chrleston Oraton. Bur Vunba uU.

O. Colege. 0:4 PecoBrlght Spakel he adelne Shvery. Savannh Oraton Pat Gharlote Hal. d.

Commenement Rv. WUlm HDavIs ewton Mat Anouncement Pesentaton enedicton. OL CA QTON Ts Wel-Ko Nor Cali 8 Nego CUe I Julan' Car II CarQlnas dstllhe ctzens recenty de1vered addrea Greenaboo Mean- AgIculural colege wbeh of attenUon. adres wa delvered lat Tuday ba been 1 I Con Te ba atracted en. erl attenton Consttuton ub 1he lber etcta tn rvUly gven.

ter exprSI te4T anUen whh enteraed towa thereCol Ca dwel lenh upn te paamout bprtnceot e4ucat. nel prctca indultal le te man to' evs rsent hll onectlon Clowlgly eulogu P6felor TWahinoD whomhedelared on of leaen' fter te progeu racelitle auth Uewar Iha te nepo sccumultedpnr OI 1 propry. beldemall rpid Itld it i othe ecUon Intagant Wapct oe ttt det rt otthe1 c1 f- c3. 1. Ec I I R.

frr i I. Q' 6. 0. AND UP. 5 7 Ii.

i Wi wRockerSDn ogh iSr dQQ er Chairs. 550. e. 1QO. T.

oSuI Anyone. 1 Any Price. And Up. e. OJ j.

Our Instalment Customers OASH UfCa hradeContinue s. nest Our GenerLONG tlME i ue i ofT me thel lderS eSOdRI9bt PackedProp rJyandSh ppedPromptJY I Curtins. Poriers natUn MatreSPIJ ic lcIYP dtfirupyour house" from. w5 Cot cean Ourlmmenso garre atwrreprJcsandterms IntbeJnes Insurs Oods. AREYOUFIXINOUPYOURSUnERCOIAOEl WARREI 5NBRP nST1su c.

IteaUTinceult ad cr er commited Neg i Poltc. eUual0n 1. co lnued tat I. Intereltot al. concerled.

Ad turher souther whie Carolna wi a submt covement blnd unwlHng mas artul t1 deterInaton htred I thi. negro 1 baed' wetae. rces. poltcal emancIpaton te nego a thng acomplsh wa drt iOUs ea1 typi1e hi poltcal I have wih tee lng towa contered alot Ue enfranchsement rpublca ma It I ad seen-but feelImpeled sy resence observatin ba Inte1cent thrify ba ot. hd lttle Infuence hi makngoetter ha Jnthe ben Ignornt 1olU- ca1 atan.

I tru tatls proposIton gve ever nel teacher ae mtIgence and domlnato pollUcsUntortunately wih euUx poIUcal mote Intellgent bete quallfed Jead. the rac6 word itwal sven un1eTal negr e. Jut a theTmergedtrom e7h tl IZS hs a I otQr' WH wihout staw. I ter tirty enoyment banot ope queston Oat wCuld ftted themse1e it 183 r. bel statemen Wa tat ladual emancpaUon madebeter Immed1te' Te educate negoes thei Intuence te po1tcal goo les bttom posl- ton te educaton no.

I whatevr part poltcs 1 lbery- thmselves I Rgd Lw Car next lyh thelouth lne Bl Whie hol' home vIrue sacre. asauls shal Iv aent- honorble ld nJ eW 1 7bgIJg deatpeaty ahal ltcte avocate iynCl la" Ineted angr the prcper medum wnlh atrolous crmea punihed thouhtful seraUve lawabldng ctzen saYI al violatn a ried an wcornj Iaw land tke atnd wth thll law 10 It' distnct- undertood lps favO tpeedy brute spls ino apple incendlar ihabied hndl Speulate rmalna conront tose upold I tt aup prssed rduce crlo nounc um2ertake puntSl Th1n eorte I and te Ia han questo te louth deterr settement untl 8fety I an a teelng seuiy ta huhlest pooret e1 remotet coner thinlyatted prUon louth whte macnot res ore tat sety. ca laWibut a te 108 lIi a dl Oth rs lon neo To preache. te teahers te doctor bllt epped re mul a- diels temaelvlto tat tk Tey Instnt aeon an. lawrke return' from te pententa1 tat 411 Cre hmsel wr efue datn wit hm ad ppJ DtmoDt lIotng tat lnlla I te lame' detetUon ao thewhte 1utI1 eld rce Lt omen bnd.

to te' plre ucontamI- nate wt ern chg de. ces Lt apa IIIhUte utcat reeve4 nowher e- a ro bertroe1auethe. nture ltnces ha bn reived upn hl rtur home. onoo bub precuted. rathetth a who.

nt tu a Cl notonly dsrcn helt. re and tethl feetht nlntentaoa tl tt whl cmhv aw1. benm4 fe ConelC wenhOn' to nttta oje orlchOleDee not liplT' ne fdTu2bt. letem tobnet tot na i clare tt te neges wea en nc' beef euctonaavateIP t' puUc tnlUtntonsowe 1totM COTr- mentto 1n thnce TWt wbt aspili lri e' aupJl whte moC te suhisa-m iIon. bprt prorIn maD 1ntDhe 1 1otapetdtb mpr 4 fL The wI.

notplt plst togo tnp Tat aa. te writ bt lam her sy that I I hIghduty ao themwhlte' I tat exeuton mf ta Thl Impsd read tt wj malmng annot sad It' I enerea whie be' tah strnuousy utfO t1e IOUt preerAton Is zaton b. aende whereve secure spdy IOtt lay- speeyeecUton' cuton 8pe dy cerin. advantae cImi- na1 a cha1eige wped mus kw tha YtIA cp a idl leglator. ieond lkoimporance.

be' dayy respctetbat ot. asuute themelvea i 1n ttt lynIng fD l1 puIsh ban a stelnK hey dO lat moth. TIs teaclnK com pewtrom preaThe seton upn ab1ty I vges to ft tdt Canteeln 1 8al exeutons. Atttde Norter Cti. are es.

and dute attolouS cre a troI punls1ment bpos6 uon et rac. We te dUle. JPOIe. lcb I theY stomst ht thmas otwhl menand Inablt te Jout Itntel" 1 ellv I pf deslrols beleeept gIvig DIansto euCate. ma lack te whte man' bla.

buren oel1 11h. Turer I tlt negr mlt retur Arlc Gd or you Wheter tere whe ers aS1Uett trder slavary i naUvly destnv. ko' erea no aywhere honr ble unles industy thr1t urlhtnel malsprn1 fourcle. Pl. lpn.

ton te nor prN Odemn a Iynchlngl te norh Ad the IIOUt rethren reJovo te yesuf souther I legt- bla mie coa 01 h' day' brea sweat ana II. a BimIngham etore oler. tlan' wrtera Maon' ad 1 Ine wor a I mut te otIIle la anTother ster Itate stUon sllos' tfee sttes to' e' wih com teIr stlteot manala la- IUCI 1 te thOha in 1 th tCI i commonwealh peritted nupn IIhOrtclmmgSto 10 lae lsck eple tere ae' yl i 0 8 cur sout tan then6rt. dllferece. larelyn myJudgent is.

Ilnllof bt alwaysmagnlted yPat ywltar luCh lnse ojul- Wor ofWadon awaro facfItI al IPak- evning. Intent ave meaured hee my aanll. late no ontence tel' Ivltton to adles. tbt avenI Cornea tromte tactthatIam regaded a the tend. blck mn ths tese tte ofunret blk Ja EMI ir i- u.

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bl 1 HA YO pl uk bleUO ta BnWh r. lm 1 1 tt 1 eEt nif O6 I WS rw I 1 ta r11 Jotlm wb I Gl' r. a J4 lub 'WC Gn cl I i JY1. 8 8r fGr' Y' t. tl Iiaton theSIcer st' Flater t' Ote 1tt oar' pcka labl ac dYtT te CJ 1urrayiillClub wh tda nUe wbkq.

Sl fnt-cl deaer erh reBwae tUOD hbt eg ue' IoD et rfed nus CO ClCl TIOmo fi f3 f3 o' I decrUo tha ev nIngisltnee 10 wltthe honor ble wel of 7or' ra I. a a representatve Saxon.whos ll Wab1 gQb at Valey lorge asure we1are st Interet sae ke61 teAgioaoI ad luled everythlngcon ldered es n. bey nd cn I tbenego wl mae ever1ltn rute ofhlree untl uparonable crme Dtrape bstmpedoutitenthe ue t. tgremovd' wi bente ec tolows othera niht. Col1wa lmpeled ths lect0n menton whatI nder hhelt commentry viluton' th warln south I hstOr al Istaeeeua llarto tecOntlnsofaar exsUc he Olt btor9.

the waNow ere' my reamg hae een te s1uaUon Dreover for fourye1e Iectonl Cellouthwere' tripj ofUa cal ams ath r. bUlbld lonol enugh BItour louther. 10tniy sae thekeeping tle utteyere I 8ard andprotecte4b te. huewa sens f. aecrity wec nofexperence aouthemslave' merted recelvedteconfdene ndre8pct hts whie owner Ad.

reolecUoDo fdelt in. tosodark daya. wl gvnltememory of ever' a Uthel' many te ondnct' YOurflter bther b' tho. td bY7ourpr uslacqUlrlur educaton. pre pf Tor otaprngand 0 p1d8 Inourrace ad Y7tr fathn andYDurhoP8 lons ad dauhters.

Ibeyol jonwlthyolr whie frends atmpln8' rpo ai lchlC InjnT" te. 8Utl an uAnd Ibec' that you wULreelve tesewodfte lme. Iplrlt Inwhlch they' have' been olfere Hh malIce toward none end- ch17t alL' S1rmcu SW TadeMk Ju LUghli In Su1reme Cour Bu' hs orde a Prmnent Inuncton wthcst and. afuUacuntn8 otsei Int auJ Bo utcurer tot. pwder cle Clrks Fot Pwder.

as anst 8' retUdeer' of Brokyn. restin' trm mktg. or. eln Fot Powderwbch de ard' thedecIIIonof I tton" ad InfrgementotFotE te lhe IntoD IhoestorUre. aching tet lrgely ad l- ti7 tb Ease andheiI I te trt Indlvdla1who evrver toot P.

rthecun tr wU. andaamJe frtoiany' wries' It Thedec1n I th Ce uJholds hil I lnder. fe tabl ewho dU lent. lyatempttQ prft teextlv FotEe adver 1 J1ang' Upn temaketalpuoul an 81ar' Ppl in preparton abledand upln vel ops ad' bxe Foot SIml' 1. a.

r. IUltw. rugh t' a. nlt 0. ther who Ar nw lintrnlg tdemak cmmon lwrCht Te ro otthe1 dngutheeu cn buYIslc8 Ptat' or' lu.

s-For'leonly JohnJ MJeC3 Harett efrAt lntaG tre. NotoTee' a We 101. mae fro a tokadaecre 1Uly' exied bor Xng SOf IERS ARE' NTEQ. za Tg Ku Reont bUcmgh Te- 1 lnir :9 lutC8L rm" trgt fncLton UJlte dler. o.

rPw1tn TbaUn m1 8 1neZt eltfrailat fOt h1 Inju Uc courtttt f8ud UPitCl thad 9 anl. I apalt he. Sr eJhJ bT Jle a te sldlrcha he1 rOaneporJcPhern andwtholtnT provoU01 whtve. hr wt 1 1 tot beLWwO AcJ oTnm. 0.

ad Stq. SU The bIU leforeaterar butA unle i' to lote themen be.al&te- Techa eaplttheolde Ul tft nt tom re Ct. OORGU RANTE t70uue YUAI an for1 i'oo wewoldaYle 1011 Jer. our prleea a ZIDptot ork prelpt de eel. tQt ea vPon Ith.

act 1 J' Ua J. li' dt rlft 3 f. lir. IY" i 5 7 FN GROSCHOQL ID SO toI tennt cUgeg Xe Suppof ohno' cJor ll th' 0. :1 J2Ut ICO Fm4nve.

aC ave i' yelter a7forte sOfBC the8cl otwhch i presient Edsto sti lahol chldrehbon ofthem unlq I' t. IOUt ad i iJ0wln 80uthCo fomwhosCteyo swthou temesot ti t- m. IttuUon toreucon aud1dlt tal iTelcol attprellentthle hl Pup110fboU th tre ompte tesherwho sp te enureUe l. wor1Yn8 negroare or to attio Cbarelton otett JI SuthCarolla acaeto Ea tlad eholwhereth Tare tworad a untlthey cn. ouUatheworldt appor Ue IYS.

RevJ ohon thepredent tavel vete Cter parf ngr' af. te Jnte estt Jcbool ha feve al Je nunbotJlbr db natoDr forard hork Hc atateatthe oject schol tea theyounnegs1JtOf al ft tter ds" gvethem I t4 atw lcb. teTcnupportemves chdrenwbo atend te hool lave. ad ev r' atn er coted upn FremanvLe Ria tpurosot Joh onto teo pple Of. lantJm te lC Udert hi i t1eZSemCtAheVl' NO anl TeIUd ettb Ete ve JU.

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MRS B. jri tr nd i aYIIla. 0 ld6nt 4Mt caaP or Jobf ensh 4 11am44 wlehe tosplaa ha therdb W9B woj1 gJan JJ uls Qer 9fc on. fttrl Mr. Yr ai hkh' r1 o1r teJU re ta U1 ro 10.

In1 ll" je1or yJ of fo yc. nr Spb 1orra tl. te Uut en u1 WhWr ao 4llfe UO17iid Jot 1ea tte a wlbe tiihA 4 caU ott ot.8av their llI. cmon Jy Wi' tolubUali I' ePJ contrtbuf. 03 Ji Cument tb' Th art lhe r.1a tb6o-p stomot ti Dthro i1t a te.

rdSo 1 nheAm that fhe lI nta rf ed tQth j' that a rr' aeor a U10t1oWon ronlfbqb I nfer ClIotg Jhe ulh 1 lutlonnd Ui 9 8Itre t1e atl9nanoFj tnh rf1l te4 th 4 Je' tot1 a' 0r7. i pfOvedh I t. F- i 2 1- 8 mi OON5TLTUTIOIiATLA1T AG4PND AY ATL189pi. er BETWEENRI er on tave rie 1 2 an see A 1fe ap- 1 an rz. he lie I hii tI I and I iave a I grtc 1 2 I compoo a I I an i.

5 i evor a tb 5 :1 Meet1ia e1d di I 4. 1 5 :5 r. Jo Tempieand ar 1 e- IMY 1ELBATBS I FORCONYENT1ON 1U SENDA WILU1RECT Co ipleted nez I he i wt ii A. fl. Peopl Curnberianaiiandsaoto I600 lark Ife.

th I comian to ar1e tb a 1 ATLANTAGA1 Ra kM 1 STUDENTS TO' Tll1SBBK IRE BASBEEN College t. ayi. arge be course William cr COUrIS. I flark 1' 1. thu :30 Chor 9O MAY Classes sympoatum THURSDAY-JUNE Alumni In Gloria Science" 1 Netti.

Hark Lucy It Wllliam 3 WJflia Opportuntty as Piece id. Rev Song revioualy-gtven. nd I on6 of ra inth besides yapid strides this ftbe t. 1SflIPWrronS1DEBOAI I I25O ANDUP I I T6O Odd Chairs 55 Cents 1100 To Suit in i And Up. QuIity and Price.

llI A Ii uu Installment r' Our Cash Trade Continues Always Gener- OR Large Because We. Are AI osity LO I 1 1 VI ways Cheapest 1- are bousefr m- arefresh gorrectprlces theadilnes YOUFJXISQ SULlIlERCOTFAQE VVARREN BBOADST. CO The s4eir ut ne- mabe wrong-It i auae the state. and worldadmlts they emerged to has others. 0 i ia I tam I I I I em I thinly-settled a nian-canno ins- mu.

tb ciation nd a lit women band pariah-an a an upon. probation. I 5 moral elevatlon the who is Ic crimins let 5 th no en to eneStothprs and 5 I a it to the aid In the uplIfirg of White Nana Part race problem Colonel Carr rbe white an the south ba a snir pertorm In man I been rigi a i tdsay us it by wink mu h1ch go-away whlte-nen problem anywhere tUhlto precu- tribe th or esen coming ip or Carolinabetore commonveatlha ons ugbt th magnified Words of Wis4om. from factihat ts rue ItchIng lfursiisti Rkia ReeZms Rrs PIpgsa Jad 4 t. skei.

k. 1 Bad Ui 8SZ ses IfyvebsYsusddociornuleswisbiiitessal ITh50e51M bavelezesri ikad 515 ts. 7 poiOaedbloo the Oth dii the Issa rearedy that sOesd dars rays after alt else tils uavi vnii bThLn srnss uu pimply sti bliutericoctieisg pan cc Said wits orrs hitda ock cc fs. Thensaks twkieititlcursye ieav1ni I. or hichieg el nccv.

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