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OT Equltallm feal- estate mortiS in or A 1 bade any war lee real estate It Call on us at et. Atlanta. state and tefl bx OS SKmx Full. nov29 St i repairs Whttehsfl. 1 Private purchase rno ny good pap reet.

nov Sena MO IT. It End. We hln ignature raon Chandler js FAVORS COLLEGIATE OKTS an Interview jicaUon Ito Has Something of Thanksgiving' Gas IJMr. Algernon B. Chandler.

4lta taken occasion to crlUclse jn nner the advertisements published In heralding the Aul Thanksgiving football game. tit the game was to- be plaj championship of the south. Many of the Georgia boys WJ Uke issue with Mr. Chandler ibis Uln. Anticipating this.

Mr. CtojWIel rJrou his Interview. which published bow more as a suggestion Up a crtt' tctm. He takes the posltlrt that no championship football game ad P3 In the south unless the southlP001166 13 wigage In Inter-collect gameS nd he adlcres to the oplntct that ntyaj5ttY of Virginia has a. tr team than Las the University Georgia.

citing the recent games with ph Caro- lira as an Index to tile slrojp of the two teams. Mr. Chandler Is a University Virginia roan and Is enthusiastic ltate games and gives testions on that tine. He Is Inter- ested In the game and the Rowing In- terview which he furnishes tliubllcauon Is exceedingly interesting Now that the football seas closed. actuated by a spirit of fairness cannot rfralu from offering a few rrke to the football world as to the preset status of fcctball in the south says MtCandltr I am led to do so chtenyto correct a false impression which I feel jiff as been created in Georgia by theSiaracter of Hi advertisement of the Georgla arne Thursday.

and the tilt of that came. The placard announci4 something like the following Auburn Georgia. fnr Championship of the Sot. Now It this was simply for effect ttJncrease the attendance to those who itderstand It that way it was a legitiutI advertise- mfllT. But to the crowd to attesded the game and the thousandtJTho read of It through th columns of TtiConstltutlon.

It appears that Auburn and 6 rgla really contended with each other oithe gridiron Thursday for We championship of the south. and that as a results that game the University of Georgia has the t. the champion footbaUteam In the south. Unless Virginia mother of the southern states be noti nsldered in he south then Is not theUghtest foundation for such a claim. An it is on this I' atone that the Georgia players or others for them.

can havjuiy such pre. ii an hypothesis whlchthelr eagerness and local college and state rri1e may easily and not unnaturally lead tie Georgia adherents to adroit. but 1 would be a strange unnatural and newjjcpwture from order and entirely misleading to the present public as to tl facts. There is no disputing the tact that the University of Georgia has an excellent team this year the tact is she has the best team south of treI I refer ttftt scorer of. Utorgia' games to auiialn Jltls statement.

Rut in justice let us eccetthe facts and content knowing that' Jahonesty this L' tile limits of Georgia's eIairna Let not nfc ardor of the admlren the Georgia am arid their wish for her to be so. Lrompt them to further the thought that i. rgia is the champion of the south for jSi Is not the case. 1 do not men to assert that the Athletic Association at the University of Qeor- represents to the. world that the university team Is now the champion of the south.

I do not suppose It does. It must know this is not the case. and Inasmuch as it is not the game should not have been advertised as It was. The tact is. the Unlvetilty of Virginia I pa is easily the best team in the south end a comparison of scores readily indicates ii For Instance both the University of Georgia and the University of Virginia I ave met th University of North Carolina this year.

The score to the tot same was to 16 In Get favor. and in the latter game 40 to 0 In Virginias favor. This Indicates that the score In a tame played now between Virginia and Oorgla would be about 30 to 0 in favor of Virginia. And college men know that. unlike baseball football scores can be relied upon as a fair criterion la determining the.

respective merits and strength of two teams. The truth of the matter Is that I do not know that there Is any svch thing as any team strictly speaking being champion of ne south for there is as yet no Inter-cot- legate arrangement by which the confess- rtlr best teams In the south meet each other every year and thus I think there is properly no such title In existence. But tar as there one Virginia holds It and has dote so for six years. This Is In Toy Judgment one of the principal bin- rtrancet to sthltlo advancement In the' Colleges of the south. Whenever the pt-In- r-Ipal colleges shall come together and nprw upon an arrangement like this a new In athletic progress In the south would be upon and then there would.

be no reason why In a few years the south could not muster aseffective forces TMI a letlc field diamond and gridiron alike as northern i for one would hall with Hp Hm en fr eight ern colleges foremost In athletic progress could thus combine as friendly rivals for athletic prfmacy. and the Increase in athletic In- iV td al3 In the au dance at our institutions would promptly follow. Forecast fox. Today. 101 ove ber 29 Kentucky DeVatnr eTrUr' continued low temperature.

northerly winds. North Probably fair In the In. eastp the coast colder in the th rnfportlon freezing' temperature In South Carolina and Rain folder In the Interior decidedly oldeTon ne coast temperature about freezing in the northwest portions northerly winds. Eastern Showers colder temperature will tall to about 40 degrees to the northern portion northerly winds Western wed by clear- weather Monday stationary or slight temP rature Monday northerly Mississippi and- Loulslana- continued i cold weather Monday probably warmer OUonday nlSU northerly to northeasterly eastern and Western Texas- alr warm- east winds. warmer northerly to Plg JlggplDP SSIfe itio a SI Miss Ilernphtli has the and the exquisite gesture and beautiful oncepttoa or tho ielectloai by her pupils bow her to be a artist Mtes Hernphtil gave The Benediction" In so flntshedand sympathetic tyl that.

she was forced to gtv an encore. Dr rBoyce and Mme. Werner the distinguished musicians of the school. ad ed greatly' to the leaaure of the evening by several classlo selections. The large and cultured company' was enthuslastlo In appreciation and in pt-alas of Miss Thornbury and her accomplished corps OX teach.

era and expressed the wish that these delightful recitals would be frequently peated. The following programme was artistically rendered alter whlis delicious refreshments were served Jerry and Me" LucUe Atkinson. Auction Extraordinary" Miss Gray. Jenny RaUne Clarke. Amerlkys Conversion" Miss Senate Iv man Gray.

That Old Sweetheart of Mine" Miss Wesley Mitchell. Tomorrow at Ten" Miss Mary Goodyear. The Benediction" Miss tutu Belle HenphIlL The. convention of the Council of Jewish Women which dosed Its session In New York city last week was the first assemblage of the body since its organization In Chicago during the Columbian exposition. The main objects are education and ploilan.

thropy and already much good has been accomplished. Circles have been established In every' city with a. total membership of over three thousand. The study of the Bible is diligently pursued essays and papers are prepared read and discussed. Industrial and mission schools have been established In many places.

Nearly sixty cities were represented at this convention by delegates Atlanta being considered one of the most Important points in tile south was there and was fortunate in being so ably represented by Mrs. J. T. Elchberg. who has always taken such active pun In pUanthropio mattes.

Miss Stella Stein of ApaJachlcola. Fla. who has been the guest of Mrs. Charles Simmons. of 56 West Fair street left yesterday for Columbus Ga.

Miss Stein has made many friends here during her visit In this city who regret to see her leave. One of th prettiest home weddings of the put week took place Thanksgiving evening at the residence of the brides parents. on Jackson Street. the contracting parties being Miss Ida Curtis and Mr. C.

II. Everett. Only the immediate families of the parties were present no cards being Issued. The groom Is an electrical engineer well known throughout the state. while the bride Is popular amonta a large circle of friends.

They are at home to their friends at No. 87 Angler avenue. after the 30th Instant. Mr. George W.

Henderson Is very sick at his home 179 Ivy street. Mrs. M. A. rye is visiting her daughter Mrs George W.

Henderson. 179 Ivy. The German given at the Talmadge houselast Thursday night by Miss McDonald of this city. in honor of Miss Jennie Mlnntece of Meridian Miss. WM a brilliant affair.

The house was beautifully decorated and presented a beautiful appearance. The gerroan was led by Mr. Conway and Miss Mioniece. and proved to be one of the social events of the season. Among those present were Misses Prltcher Wooten Gamble.

Thompson Harper Zichry Roberts Vanpel Flnley Durand Messrs. Scott Calhoun. Heard Cunningham Pierce Readhead Davis Shackleford Ragan. Walker. Blackstone.

John McCullough Conway McClellan Gray Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Turner Mr.

and Mrs. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. A.

P. Tulmadge Sylvanla November 29. Special. Colonel James Hamilton Lewis of Seattle. Wash.

was married yesterday morning at the Episcopal church here to Miss Rose Lawton Douglas of Sylvanla The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. R. McConnell of Footer A large number of friends were present. Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis left on the morning train for Washington City. and will go from there to his home In' Seattle. Griffin Ga. November 29.

Special. Cards are being received here announcing the marriage. of Miss Kate Bussey of Savannah. to Mr. Douglas Boyd of this city.

on Wednesday December 9th. The wedding will be a very swell affair and will occur at the home of the brides parents 69 Jones street. Savannah. Ga. on the above date at o'clock p.

m. The bridal party will leave Immediately for Griffin. where they will make their future home. On Friday following their arrival here an elegant reception will be tendered them at the home of Colonel J. D.

Boyd on Poplar street. Mr. Boyd Is one of Griffins sterling young business men and is widely known arid highly' esteemed throughout the entire state. Miss Bussey is a woman of culture and beautiful character one who has been belle wherever she has visited. Athens.

Ga. November 29. Special. Mri and Mrs. BUlups Phlniy entertained a dozen of their friends yesterday evening with a delightful dinner party.

Mra. Evan P. Howell of Atlanta. was the guest of her daughter Miss Adelaide Howell at Lucy Cobb Institute last week. She was one of the mot zealous and active delegate tothe Christian church conven tlon that met to this city last week.

Judge B. of Wotklnsville who was thinking of moving to Athens win remain his present home. Dr. and Mrs. G.

W. Ferrer. ofDawson Ga. axe visiting Professor and Mrs. G.

Bond' ofthis city. Misses Maud Merrirnan. of Raleigh. and May Hull. of this city are the guests of Mrs.

Hoke Smith of Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Crane have re turned home from their wedding tour.

Mss Gertrude Jackson. of Augusta has returned home after visiting friends here. Miss Sallle McBride tiaa returned to her home in Atlanta. after visiting Miss Louise Lumpkin. of this city.

OVER HTJNDBED YEAES OLD. rive Hundred Children- Grandchildren and Great-Grandchildren. Waycross Ga. November 29 William Turner. or Pierce county will be one bun.

dred and one years old on January 6 1897 and his wife will toe ninety-nine years old on April 13th next. They were In their teens when they were married and twelve children were the re sult of the union. Nine of thtf children are now living and have families. Mr. and Mrs.

Turner have 327 grand children. 159 great grand iI1drea anti one great a. total hit 99. Mr. Turner Is In good health and frequently visits i1s children at Rlacksh and other places OFF tR' On every Suifing and Trdfisermg in our house.

We must raise money within the next two weeks. Suits to 1800 Worth just Third Our guarantee Is to lit you or refund an money paid. Tailors 8 Whitehall Street. Uncalled for Suits and Pants fromour various Looses wilibe sold very cheap. COURT MEETS TODAY Candlir wm Wold Crlmlnil Court This Morning.

MANY CASES TO COME UP Grand Jury Has Been Active and the Jail la Crowded with Prisoners Awaiting Trial. The criminal branch of the superior court will be In session this week and at half- past o'clock this morning all the prison- era In the jail will be carried before Judge Candler. and the cases will be set for trial. It Is not known what case will be tried first as the docket has not been announced for the week. A number of murder cases will be taken up end on the docket Is a large number of felony and misdemeanor cases.

consisting or larceny. car break- Ing. burglar and other crimes. The grand Jury has been especially Busy since the criminal court adjourned a little more than a week ago. and the number of true bills that have been returned unusually large.

Saturday the grand jury. was In session and twenty true bills were found one of the bills being aganst three negroes who are charged with the murder of Mr. Waters the young butcher who was found dead In a. branch near the old waterworks. Judge Candler returned from Trwlu county last.

Friday afternoon. and will be on hand this rooming to conduct the criminal court of Fulton county for the week. The session will be very busy as the fall term of the superior court is nearing an end. and there are yet many cases to be investigated. The jail Is crowded with prisoners and Judge Candler will make an effort to try every case possible before the adjourn- ment of the present term so that only as few 3 are absolutely necessary will have to remain In Jail until the next term.

It is quite possible that Judge Candler will hoManother week of court after this week which will give him an opportunity to In vestigate nearly all of the Indictments that have been returned by thegrand jury. lie has already saved the county several thousand dollars on account of speedy trials and he hopes to cut down the expenses of the criminal branch of the superior court to a much lower figure than he at first thought was possible A number of pris- oners are expected to plead guilty this morning when court opens and they will be speedily sentenced and transferred to the chalngang and penitentiary as the case may be. One week from this morning the city criminal court will be called to order by Judge John Berry and quite a number of cases will be disposed of. Judge Berry announces that he hopes to clear the jail of all prisoners before the end of the year arid it is quite probable that he will hold tttlo dally sessions of tile court In order to accomplish this. Judge Candlers court will meet this morning at past 8 o'clock.

and will be In session until 5 o'clock with the exception of a half hour at the dinner hour. Several hours will be consumed this morning In arranging the criminal docket and securing Ii Jury. BRUNSWICK NEEDS DEFENSE. Coast in Southeast Georgia Open to Any Assault. Brunswick.

Ga. November 3- SpecIal. While the government has undertaken to place defenses along- the entire tout work at some ports being about completed no attention has been paid to Brunswick's exposed condition nor has an effort been made to secure fortifications here. although the need of defenses Is apparent. Too much Importance cannot be attached to protection In some manner for a thriving seaport of 12150 population.

whose millions of wealth would be hazarded and whose commerce now of great importance. would be laid waste If perchance a foreign In vulon occurs. Two points th northern end of Tekyl and the southern end of St. Simon Islands- have no doubt greater advantages than any others for commanding the entrance to the harbor of Brunswick. All vessels of any considerable size have to enter between those points which are about one and' a quarter miles apart.

They are undoubtedly admirable locations for fortifications this having been demonstrated during the civil war when a garrison each of a regiment. found earth works and with their batteries drove off every federal gun boat wiilch" sought an entrance Into the port. Their works are yet standing. proving the permanency of sand In constructing torts. There are tour ports of entry In Georgia and none of them are as badly exposed as Brunswick.

Don't dally with rheumatism. Purify ycur blood and cure it at once by taking a course of Hoods Sarsaparilla. FAILED TO WRECK THE TEAI2i. Switch on the Plant System Toned Open Near Wayerpss. WrctOM GL November 29.

Special. The Plant system passenger train. which left here Friday evening at 7:30 too- Jack- sceiville ran Into open switch at the Tide Water Oil Company's barrel factory. mile south of the passenger station. The engine.

was slightly damaged. The train- had lust topped and put off a tramp and was starting again wtlen It pulled Into the switch. The swlth opened by some one who evidently Intended to wreck the train. Officer were notified And blood bounds were secured. tut the fiends have escaped.

ADVERTISED LIST. List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Atlanta Ga. postofflce week ending November 1896. Persons calling will please say advertised and give date. One cent must be paid on each advertised letter.

Gentlemen's List. D. A. Autry Paul Alexander. D.

A. Bell FredericBoseh. tph1m Boston E. W. Beveley Harry Bridges O.

W. fiacot. George S. Brant ley. J.

J. Bit Co. J. C. Righy Joe Barrier June i.

Bray L. Paul Brock- Levi Black. Dr. S. Ti.

Baker Samuel Burns. Sojmjn Brooks Co. R. B. Butts Zad Busier.

Charlie Craft. Gee. W. COrlIery Hen- ri J. B.

PP Joronous Cox. X. C. fl-Burt Day. Hon.

F. Duncan John Daniel M. A. Daniel. IV.

H. Deane. B. Kills Co. Franz Fech.

Eddie Fluker. IYlza Fields. George P. Fuller. wy Frey.

7. N. Fuke. Willie 1. Favorite.

G- Andrew Gawen Gee. Green Willie Gutrey William P. GandQIr. R. L.

Humphrey. J. B. Holmes Janus Harrison. J.

T. Hate John Tom Hard E. C. Haines C. 11.

Howard. Mrs. Harris. Ben Jackson Felix Johnson. Dr.

IT. Jett. Johnnie AJanes John B. J. Jet G.

W. Jackson. Willie Johnson. Willie Kid. David Logan.

Dr. C. Lekey. D. Latfette Fred J.

Lyon. Frances Lee. Ueo. Latlmer J. N.

Law. Victor Lee. MeTyre Lewis. Mack 1 Pt Massey S. R.

Marbln J. McQhee Heitar MoClendon Will McLean. J. J. McDonald.

A. Moreland. T. V. Martin.

C. Murdok James Mauzer. Rev. J. B.

Myers. Frank Norman1 P-C. H. S. Chickens.

J. Pinchal. J. II. Pope.

vj J. C. Root Edgar1 Rogers. D. Reardon David E.

RichardslA. avennell. S-B. L. Smith.

Jibe Smith. J. Hatstead Schumann. Jr. Joseph Slack Teddy Shumes.

Jfc Hugh Trultt William Thomas. F. A. Vann VotE. Van Dostlo C.

F. Vet-tine. T. C. Wright.

hi. Wlneburgh R. I. Wright. Robert D.

Wheeler R. N. Watson P. D. Ian.

alike Woodson. John Wynn colored J. D. Williamson J. V.

Walker. Jno Williams J. H. Warner. George Wvicf Franklin Williams Fred E.

Walker A. O. Woodward. H. L.

Yarbrough. Ladles' List. Mrs. Dollie Arch. Mrs.

Minnie Acre. Mrs. Martha Atkins. Miss Anna Bill G. H.

Bray. Miss Cecella Bostick atlas AUlca Bryant. Miss Katie Brown Mrs. George Beckham Mrs. Fannie Branner.

Miss Lula. Bruce. Miss Lucy Banks Lucinda. Burgesss. Mrs.

Lucinda Brown Sue Bishop Mrs. Wolsey Blake Mrs. Mary Barksdale Mrs. Vna. Bell colored.

Miss Ida Cain Miss Katie Carnes. Mrs. Rlcl1eI Carter. Mrs. NellIe Dickerson.

colored Miss Fan le Dash ha Mrs. Sarah A. Done. Mrs. C.

C. Farrell. Mrs. Viola Fuly Mrs. James A.

Farley. Miss Olive Hlnesman Mrs. Lelta Haned Bliss Nonle Henderson. Mrs. Ret Hetchfr Mrs.

Thomas J. Hat-din. I Mrs. Mary Ingram. Mrs.

Carrie Jarrard. Belle Jones. Miss Gussle Johnson. Mrs. Laura Jones.

Mrs. Katie Jordan. Miss Johnson. Miss Minnie Jossey. Miss Meadle Jones.

Mrs. Sallie Kenedy Madam Frankie Kemble. Miss Blanche Lee Nancy Lucky. Miss Maggie Latharn. Miss Aggie Murray Mrs.

Lovella Morris Miss Leotro Aledlock. care W. wr Medlock Mrs. Mary McEntyre Miss Fannie Mlnton. Mary Matllon.

Miss EJlen Normand colored Miss Grace Norman Mss Sallie North Mrs. Richard Nathan Mrs. Lottie Osborn. Mary E. Pendleton.

Mrs. Alice Quinn. Mlsss Eulah Robinson Mrs. Ida Richards Sirs. Janzsles tRaines two Miss Lettie Ray.

Miss Nat Relss. Miss Maud A. Ross Mrs. Sallie Rogers. Mrs.

Carrie Shepherd Mrs. Ell Snyder. Mrs. L. F.

Stokes. Miss Georgle Settles. Mfss Jessie M. Snyder Mrs. James E.

Stewart Mrs. Mary A. Stoddard Mrs. W. P.

Shumate. Miss Pansy Thompson. Miss Daisy Tatis Mires Beatrice Ta dor. Mrs. Virginia Thompson.

Miss Lot-fox Us Miss Zora White. Miss Winnie Wiggins. Mrs. Lltha. Webb Miss Una Wllmoth Miss Lizzie Wells.

Miss Ella Weldon. Miss Fannie Williamson two Mrs. Addle Washington Miss tie Wise. Miscellaneous. American Life and Trust Co.

Atlanta. In lubator Co. Atlanfsr- Manufacturing Co. Hays Pacts Imperial Chemical Art Co. Imperial Mutual Ude Insurance Co.

Smith Montgomery. Book and Stationery Co. Southside Louis Office Southern. Supply House. Young Woman's Christian Association.

DRUNK AT Walter Stewart a young white boy only fourteen years of age. was arrested by Officers Daniels and Carson Saturday night and locked In the station house on the that of being drunk and disorderly. lie is a son of John Stewart. the horse trader and was found on Peters street where he was creating considerable disturbance. He Is probably the youngest drunk ever locked up at police headquarters.

The rule Is Doing WelL From The Georgia Cracker. Bob Spence had a lively wrestle wish a Texas saute In the square Tuesday and the sonic got so tickled In the ribs he could not stand sun. and so he threw Bob. up- some feet or two No damage to the mule. VT pW 5 the ruling question amidijnoide of petty jnerchaats today.

CLOTH. True biitihe truth witf out in' spite of all tile white-washing of trfcky advertisers. The people are not blind they cannot be buncoed with cheapness and trash they cling to quality as their- safety and bestow their patronage where the contaminating influence of worthlessness hats never been found EISEMAN WElL. OUR PRICES ARE BASEL ON INTRINSIC VALUE. In Men's Suits' or Overcoats The stock this season is absolutely peerless and the prices phenomenally low.

Tap us anywhere along the line from 750 to 25 And you'll find worth andstyle- honest workmanship and a perfect fit. Glad to have you test the truth of every word we say Your Money Back" if you want it Eisernaii Well 3 Whitehall Street. The First Clothing House on the Street. SECOND METROPOLITAN CONCERT December Ii ROSENTHAL Miner Soprano. Quintano Violinist.

Miss Levey accompanist. tf PERIALTHEATER TONIGHT STRELS. Mirth and Music. Price Oc 200 300 With the Holidays Come Many Pleasures. Entertainments receptions and many so cial gatherings to which you will want to wear faultlessly laundered linen.

Do not delay this Important matter until the son is upon us. Send us your laundry work at once and- have the beautiful and popular linen finish. the only real swell work. TrioStearn Laundry 81 Edgewood Are Atlanta. Ga.

Liberal commission to agents In other towns. THE INK IS FROM The Standard Printing Ink Co NO. 108 CANAL ST. CINCINNATI ESTABLISHED. 1117.

Administrators Sale. Georgia Fulton County. By virtue of an order of the court of ordinary of said county. granted at the October term. 1896 will be sold before the courthouse door of said county on the first Tuesday In December within the legal hours of sale the following property of J.

D. Iiutchin- son. deceased towit All that tract or parcel of land lying and' being in the city of Atlanta. in the 14th district of said county. commencing on the east side of Windsor street at the south line of formerly Curley's lot.

now Deatons lot and running south along said east side of Windsor street fifty 50 feet. and extending fast sat width one hundred and vent 174 feet. more or less to Price lot. lying' north of Glynn street. on said premises there Is a story room house.

Sold for the purpose of paying the debts of the estate. Terms cash gAMUEL NESBITT EVINS Administrator Estate of J. D. Hutehlnson. Deceased.

I hereby announce myself a candidate for councilman from the first ward to gin. the unexplred term of L. P. Thomas Sr. wtose resignation has been accepted by the city council.

Election December 2. 1896. Wv A. FINCHER. For Council.

Captain J. J. Barnes has been announced by his friends as a candidate from Use tint ward to fill' the chair In council left- vacant by the retirement of Councilman' I Pf Thomas. I. hereby announce myself as a candidate from the tint ward to nil the unexpired term of Colonel L.

P. whose Yes- ignationhas een accepted by the mayor' SF-ftwSS j4A irrB- i SAtfj vKT rlvc i FifeiBlIrl ii i-- r- A The cold and nbws will speak thah words the seasonableness ofthese delightfully warm SuitSj Over- coats Underwear Gloves etc. The. kind we sell we the certain as- surance they are the best. Its not what you pay for a thing butwhat you get for what you pay.

We work on the grade of price and the up-grade of. Here you pay. little for good things. George Muse Clothing Co. Men's and Boys' Outfitters 38 Whitehall Street.

Much Turkey You are going to eat too much today mandize is the word and of will be almost" sick. ever. If you will- take TYLER'S SI A REMEDY just after eating you easy and comfortable. One dose will relieve indigestion at while a doses will cure the wprsfcfofmi fpU fe iiffl.jf 1. of dyspepsia.

For sale everywhere 1 rfc- i O. MANUFACTURING CHEMIST Prepare for Cold Weather. December. January and February to be the coldest ever known In Atlanta. Get.

your stoves up and ready. If you have no stove you can get the best selec tlon of coal coke wood oil and gas stoves base burner stoves open Franklin stores monkey stoves cannon stoves parlor cook stoves In the city at HVNNICUTT BELLINGRATH Come early and avoid the rush. Prices lower than the lowest. PETER LYNCH 95 Whitehall and 7 Mitchell Sis. Dealer in Foreign aid Domestic Wines Liquors Cigars sad baccos Hardware Guns Pistels.

Cartridges and Ammunition Field and Garden Seeds in their seasons. A Perfect Variety Store. Orders from city and country promptly filled at lowest- market price. Terms cash. PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

R. T. DorseyP. a Brewster Albert Howell lRSEY BRFJWBIER HOWEUL LAWYERS Offices-I 1 2 4 5 and 6 Lowe. building 69 Whitehall.

Telephone 53) New Sleeping Car Line BETWEEN Dj I. Ci and GalmtoD Tens SOLID TRAINS WASHINGTON TO NEW ORLEANS VIA Atlanta West- Point R. R. CHARLOTTE ATLANTA XONTOOYf. ERY NEW ORLEANS AND HOUSTON Thus tanning.

the only through car tine between the NORTHEAST AND SOUTHWEST Lv. Washlnginj. iJl J3 m. Lv. Atlanta Lm.

Ar. Montgomery. t. 108 am. Ar.

New Oriean 820 p. m. Ar. Houston. 8 45 a.

m. Ar. Galveston. 10 5 a. UI- LY.

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XT Montgomery 3 5 Ar. Atlanta. i uatt P. in. For sleeping ear reserratlons and other Information-apply SULLIVAN CRIGHTONS i.

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Write to either AtlanU GaorNorfolk Both schools noderlbe same management. CHINA PAINTING TAUGHT IN ALL ITSBRANCHES AT. LT OHl TITS 18 YEARS IN ATLAHTAJ WecJcUq sod Christmas VmtttM RAILWAY- SCHEDULES. rrtviil and XepeztUre of All Tra1i from This Clty fitandard Mm Brothers in Wuhmg000 10 11 Ctottanooj- 65 am TUJapoaa. a 17 Cornell 8 am lB OpIoDbos 10 am 1 Fort J10.

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were I Inter gam hI and mfh stronger ta Orth an In tx slr t1l. tean s. Ir. tnlverslttU tic in It sevenJ. rood sug.

rest Ions rich ow AU talr I i rrfs tf :1 1 teelFe be ft the 1lracter A n-Georgla announ follow1 nr at ndance derstand tl nd ho the Gtorgia. I sout am6 rnlvE rslty :11011" Ih notcOnsldered the lJJhtest ADII hav'- th h. tnts ptran t. an I' the i dlPutl orgla excsllenteim rn4 f' he scorn- austainhis lIe con lent GoorgbseaJms it admlrera9f so Ie. tcrgia I a.

Is' I I It Is I team In it. IH Unlver ltyot ar. I a. footbllllCOres euve I thln the th re I. iate I qt I o.

tar88 hI' rancts lp CU 11. re 6 rea on as' effective On the athletic the our colleges. I delight the time wtt the six Or southern rorem ler st and also attendance Wuhlngton November 800 Tennessl.e-Falr ItrIor rain eastern POrtion the western 1 orion brisk to high northerlY to lIortbeasterly winds. colder on the I toll 1ed I temperature Alabama I neral fair weather. :1.1.

any winds erE Western Texas-Fair SJ1gbtly to-I lIOrthea. terl1 IW1 00. i p- CJAL STANDPOJNt 14t i c. the elocutIon clan Ot1Un3 Ich 1n ha dI Of' exqul 1t ClIoCit fi ture. andb auUfulcon epUOQ th e1ecu n.

abowJ1erto beuart ctveTbi Bene lc lon" ftnt hedan sympatht A t71eJha a itve.1\ r. tb dlsttnU1 add. oi aeveralelasala In a Mtsalhorn CO uent i progra Lu AWnB D. Mlss Y1u Miss Miss d. Wom n.

clt Thema1n I I c1Ueswere 1 PD throplo regr the ev nlng tam Illes belnglssued kne wn ey af st t. vlsltlng Mrs I hieMlnnle deco ted pea e. german' one presenwCNbJls es Ji Speclal. 8 attle Eplscopalchurclt Iss mony 29. belngrec.

lved Bus ey wl11eave ant one a 29. adellghtful Ho Il mofo delegats5to the nvpn I of flawson Profes or of. this Ma A ta. re- thetrweddine M1 ctt IroNDB OhU wmbeone 6. ears Aprll13th marriedJ1d cblldrenre re- thdd1ildren ihaV I 1 pa.

es.A 1. w' Ii Vi itB iN 1iD1fD B' I i rm Ni 1 cae. c4 tc f' itk 3t' J. it ct 4 Jff CHOPPED fFY RM RPmCE eerYSuifingattdti tsetingin ourcl1ouse. ise mon yvitJtJnJhenext I I' 14 75 i OOer 1:50 i more.

guar nt Isto yoUO will. Judge 111 et et num Is IO Sa urday I agam Jud i et nt as In- tbe grand num ket 29 ha In- the Of' whl h' noneot on on. 1iearWa ZS8pecl. an ter a he 8In a iD swkhWe3 ed oreektbetramc Were I I P8. tar Pa il Frederick Boseh Brantley LBr Br ck.

RB Eu ley. Charlie ga ler Ohupp. Je nnous DapleI A anlel za. Itenry G-Andrew aawenGeo. R.

MT J. A. Janes. Jordan. Dr.

David W. lip lcClfndon. 1 A Mur. i torma lCkeDs Pn hal nogtrs Rlchardsr A. eph Te dy T-Hugh IIlam I Miss Miss rte Mrs.

iN DlckellO MI FanleDashta E- lII A la I FUd nderson ald In Mrs. I Mrs. Mrs. Kened Luck Miss Is LootroMedlock. Miss Mary Mrs.

tca A S-Mrs. 1' Mar or Miss 12'- WebbMbs WI 0 laneok1J. andTrust In- lIa.nufacturing 0 A8s a- AT I lng Pet in 1WONo 1 I feE ttllcitc ot hOWi od rt1iOf I ep js qU tioi1o id or peUymenb tstOd. LOTH. ZE1 c.

TrueJb tih tt mh. ite of. all' th whit vaShing adv rtisers they cannot th ir safetyand EIS MAN PRI ES and style- loney ou I on 1dI CO CERT ROSEN HAL IMPERIAL THEATER DIXIE MINSTRELS. lOc I so- OU USED ON THIS PAPER IS FROM-4 In toJ CINCINN TI. County-By ount Ie de easEd.

wit Ie five' room thep rpose e9taJ 1I1 L8N ITT ofJ. ANNOUNOEMENTS Sr1ri1oe FINCH R. eo mcU C9un candidate'- 1IUILto1lllth I n' hat beep a ceptedbythemaJor and nnf eounctltoWte etre JanDar7 t. mr U9 cmber 2UM cJ :1 If 6 l1 i' i-- 7A7M lic i rTFffE BEIZZ QmS 1J mlN i Vli il warmuts" eRt 1 4i1. J' we' i varrant with It' not wh or th I ttle Muse Js' Stre t.

Too goingtOeat to muc 1 word--and ofcof set i c. be" Notnec ps ctsiy If TYNEIi-S'JY I SIA REMEDYjustafter afteeeatingY fi wHt I indiges PJtaQn 1 cur ivS saleeveryY1j i 17 TYN' EI 8 i i 1 IANUF ACTURING Cn II rjr. fc" A 1 ij fi Ji a se ec- cI tyat Prl St Tebaccos GunsPistels. Cartrid es 3. Sand I Wabi onJD.

an Ca'- ston Tel s' 4 SOLIDTRAINS Atla A LAN1A S' thro h. tlO lTHEl INDS 1IIWEST LVVu tD LVAUanta r. tgOmery. t. NewQrt io.

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tb rCb rJIH IrnNa TAUOTtiN TS RMi EJTWS I' YPJAUJJi TU rt Chrl tm. SpecIalty. Y-SCHEOUl S. EOtAJJ lhhC1t1 1 Inthm1r.I1 gfl' auiltj 1 fJ 11 OIIumbuao I 65 tu GlWIY11I 15 UI. ra TaIJa ts a 111Uchm l1O II thisitis1O 55 tbaUa1lOQCL7t 19 FcrtV OIIa t.

Chattauo p. VallofoT. 4115 t111Uc1imoDd. t15 TsZlapoeua 1 paa 131 trav1JO am t14hcDoDllDLU 10 paa 114 JO hm t3Svu JIpta oJ. 7 lIeumJ1W nOlI" JQ-f' sires en 301 4 100 RspeciUe I a QDDb amU lea JIapnUe am twTDnll 7 am lispesifle.

ra 45 am 1 pn1DeU It pie i. vm nUlI apes 11 JlaPn1Ue. 4 CI01DII 12 IIfaI 4 Up. 331 fJD 1J 43pm 72DpIII US cJOPI i 1105 aaJ 2 J1J. Pi A 1if 1o.

IV an. ea I 7 ilpl i UO 1ttl. 2PI 1. 1" Pii 1Uol hIIP a i 1 i lt ol. 70t oT la 2 a NR 1 GP' Jt i 0 auvah0J S.

g1 1 1 1 Up ta fUPt 1 2 w. AII" A 1. i Jit f4L. it i ttk ods 1mpre3 overc rdcd to th i enti I 1 I r. ONE svete1uI etobiiu bt I to ti.

sbfttdc vrtpIIo a CL 57 vhitea1 511W cgi stor. BY STREE honVJ 4 OAN. a itits. itOc' Lep lonCaU 1onI Georgis tum ants. te low rstei 3 on.

and repays. 1nt5. PurcbUS. ward S. a ud Eanktg.

0 bu1II 1oansoa flu exceedbg. gu- 0. 37 Eq t2IS. ea OTt ner OL 1,5. and rateatof ured bi Uflt3t ILse Z7 8.

FrTor 4j i- rep atio S. 8 WbttthZJ1t I- mOI1 pPCr4 eet. 11 im- rner andw. 35Q 1400 11 IlU 1. Renting ner WftltOfl.

iOG 1 nup Z1 andetabIe. Ot St. park. jj53 i. i6OG 33 ee Sek.

I lidt QZi1ftt. punted list Ing our oc' useS Street. will 1130 hing houga14er aTid R4 ure fo yoUW ulred. Our p. zn.

John gent1 w' Kc i iL 4 t. 5 GMO1Di NOVEBEEO 1i- Th7L LROCllAMPIOSI I11' yVgrliOfl Sqsit11TI ot ChamPI1 FAVORS interviewPirfl18hed Pub SOm8th11 Sy ts Lr. ot. trJ janner c4tl WFO wb etate to playi the gny ble d1er cae a optMt't the mL th an aeve1t0 Ctt1Y reSl Candler i chel1y dee te ie Jk th GeorgIaW I stat hav Jfly ot thsfactL I thatthe Gorg1a1ias ha beotteam And thatinhonesty ee fo i cand orgt crttei Ion the so sj con flgr us ri as ou or When terst Nor wternporlon lOwer Whtd. General weatherM00 tit Zfl- rtheaateriy winds.

Lu A50cILSTANDPOINTi 5. Thereeii tn YatEnrI1sband Priitay one of the st enai able st brifliant In the series given by the Qol this season. recn ot titi5 e1sa grace gestu theietuo ai Ely. cultu de- recitala re gyfIs I inbeing 5 Irs wa ap- 1e wcivisses Ooten th one a nd srus c6nven. at hon HUNDBDYEABS ar.

es. DAV1STAILO C' I. I 1 eo5 1 r'--c IWE HAVENiJONE ATHINC BUTi 4 MtTORMER PRiCE everySuitingand Tr uisering uitstoOtderj Worthjust romour un- th wa- maybe. it se- ex- and-a opened tl L. ry Cooler Clark.

on. W. S. F. Hei Frank Ii tw lE.

Fanle Mrs. Mias 1en HrsSallie faylor Ltn Parish. a uie CANYOLJrEELYOUR COLLARS PRESSING YOUQNECKFORWARD THISONEWOrIT. IN5ISTOt 4 C. by Ihe spirit of him instead of the spirit of excellence.

how goodi' but fhow cheap" but the will tri ky trash-they 75Oto25 even' FlrstClothing St reeL Mirthand oi I AeAtIanta 1s iUtillg IO8CANALSTI SAMUEL 2 vacantbythe I candld I. 1' Thomas- whose Ignation mayor genlralcomcti to take Januzy 4 llIcclqn December 2 111. 0 ftIiE4 BLIZZAR1YS COPIINO. snows 5 Zouder than- of these de 4. i' warrant th OU payIIttle aregOingto today course you Nat necessary how- DYSPEP- will feel once worst foriii i 1esrte ei KT.

4. YhIIiIODJ rE he WasbthgonLI111 a a. m. Orieai4. 1055 veajpq.

Lv-HouMeo. a Lv Ar. Wi.shthgto 940 UI. For information apOly to GEOIIGII V. LLFiN T.

7 J5XIRBY City Ticket I 12 KImGll HeuseAUantL JOU 4QQp rI F5eflerflt. J' 4- 0 iSp 545. 5t. 3- EDUCATIONAL 4 vet 140 CCNOOI. 0 HOTHANn.

5 roueveiseceeotjnsc Zh4L C' 5ULI4W a RIBTON tIestaOa Csssd rfolk Ta. ci- quarters superb Iend for Catalogue st once. Ga. or Norfolk nuder the LjxOE3 a au Etaxtd T1 Zflway Io. ulv5Y5q co.

saearrro 13 Jscasoqvill 4 am 45 cm 120 triinmbi Us 05 5 GrsrvOIi1 I 505 sm 53 US RICIWIOII7 IS ern 1 7 Chal3ano. ea VelieylO WaablngtocIIW as 1IscOILjl 2 00 JOlrmtngbmU sin ltle Slams I o' 117 BrsLnpe 4 Lim t7BzunswickT45pIa lIsCoIumIes4BpUI spm 41 5 11 I 45 114 Jadoy1flil titsnoogs1I TI tziltSI Wubthgtontt Op cc3Itvil Baflvay. jxzrss rso BapiviDe 5 1 vuaace La UI 30 COIL 46 as a IS Ilapevule. ei prn Msn II I LI RSpSYUI4 35 Iiaijetil. llapieLLe 10 prn 1esvoash3ptt 7Ipf Ill 1 ie Rapewlliai.

00 I prn 1i3 MaptfleI2 250. aaiVs 55011. Idit aereTTo I Icu1yt1la I 2abvflIe- 73 Roles. 40 I r2umuos. I I banancepJl Slam 73 Item.

5 lSp ii aabvW 7 50 pm 14 sbv1Ue I 4 5tlanteaiid wutioiiitanrca ssaivs 0e VaPeTT3. 5 tzT3sem ootgomeTT. 23a 14 bUee PsztiO sUI 11 COllege Pazs. 10 1 13 ieolgoinefyZl ID em 13 J5izfll0 Jl 0 siR 3e smirtta 2 15 pm t33 ee i pe 11 oOles rt a irn 16 thilegS Pack. ps 134 ftt1EL.

7 UI loimetta 53 11 Pjtte I Up. l3eaelma. II 55 15 eress1i p. FoL usIfldly enly oL trsia5endsy oelp 30 UI I 5WDa5. elpi Georgia t1A11DIt5.7I51 I 7 I- i I 5 a itr Asgsl pm Sb cavaetoo e.

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