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y' 1802 GreatProfiton thrawberrjes Madey Grower in South Alabama. ACREAGE IS INCREASED AS RESULT OF BIG CROP Employees of Louisville and Nash- v11e road Interested In the Industry Mystery in Montgomery Other AlaBama News. Montgomery. Ala. September a.

Spe cial Last season a fruit grower at Cut1eben7 on the Louisville and Nashville road. In south Alabama made 11060 set on I acres in strawberries. This was after- deducting the whole costx cultivation gathering and everything else. the figures having been verified by General freight Agent Sheppard. of the Louisville and Nashville by an expert examination of his books.

Others in that vicinity did almost as well. and the result is that the acreage la strawberries there has been increased from 45 to 300. A. good many of the 43 acres are In young plants. which will make their first crop next season.

or the 255 acres now being set out. 100 acres ire being put in by employees or the railroad who are operating together with the loubie purpose of developing the business and making money. Some Idea of what 300 acres In strawberries means may be gathered from the fact that it will take 3606 pickers to keep up with the gathering. an acre in full bearing requiring twelve pickers. The lo eatlonls is In the pine woods section of.

the state. the sorl being a. light loam usually wltlLa clay subsoil. Murder Mystery. Something of a murder mystery has grown out of the tragedy of last week.

In which Robert Anderson and Jesse Law- son lost their lives The story went that they got to fighting while calling on a woman chased each other down the steps And tell into a deep ditch. both their necks being broken by the fan. The sequel is that the women Dazler Toles and Rena Watts and Renas brother Oliver are under arrest. suspected of having committed murder. The body of neither man bore signs of a blow or.

other' violence and the wonder la how three persons and two of them women could have committed the deed without weapons. Favors a Dispensary. It now seems that Montgomery Is to have a fight over the dispensary. W. W.

Pearson. a. prominent lawyer. superintendent of the Court Street Methodist Sunday school. and a representative of the church people.

was a candidate for the legislature In the recent primary. and ran on the Idea that he favored the dispensary but' wanted the people to have their say on it in a vote. He was defeated but is out this morning in an open letter on the subject making a strong plea for a dispensary here In Montgomery and. serving notice that the fight on. The effort will be made to pro cure local legislation on the subject from the next legislature under which the matter can be brought to a vote.

It is understood however. that the Montgomery delegation as nominated In the primary was supported by the liquor interests and while not pledged on th subject it antagonistic to liquor legislation. The tight thus takes the shape of an at peal to local sentiment to- Instruct the egatlon and falling with them. to pass the taw over their heads. The dispensary sentiment here Is not specially a moral one.

but has a support on purely business grounds looking to the revenue. The phenomenal profits of dispensaries In other towns are much discussed and the extreme distress of tie city treasury makes them attractive. Bare Old Violin Sold. The old De Czeke violin which figured so conspicuously in the contest over the old musicians will between his Austrian heirs and Miss Rosa Hardin. of Louisville has been at last sold at administrator's sale and brought the disappointing price Of J4oO Miss Hardin was herself among the bidders but It was knocked down to a real estate agent acting tor some unfloWn' musician.

Musicians here belIeve that brought only a traction of what it is worth. and that It is really one ot the most rare and valuable Instruments in the world For Sunday Schools Recruits. Judge Joseph Carthel. state Sunday ichoot agent will go to county on sptemter at and take a personal part In the bouse to-house cam ass which is to be made theta for Sunday school re- eruUs. Similar canvasses will be made in the other counties until the whole state Is covered.

Drag net canvasses of that kind have1 already been made In a number of the Cities ncludIn Montgomery. The proposed' memorial to the late Bishop Barnwell has taken the form of a. home or his widow and children. The mmljtee In charge of the movement has issued Its formal appeal for contributions. It seems thai the bishop dId not leave his family la the but possible cir cumstanccs.

Resignation la Withdrawn. Eatonton. Ga. September 1. It.ner-bandlu in his resignation as member of the board of county commissioners of roads and revenues.

Robert Young was Induced to reconsider the step' and will act another term. G. Sr was elected by the grand Jury a member of the bofrd of county contmisioners In place of G. G. Scott.

whose term had just expired NEGRO EDUCATION Big MasjlHtlig Isgeld. lay- FOR MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE More Thai One Thousand Persons Neal Addresses of Whit and Blacks Much Good to Both Races will Be the Result. Waycrou Ga. September ZL Special In Gaines chapel. African Methodist Episcopal church was held a.

great education- al mass meeting today under tile auspice of Morris Brown college. More than 1 people listened to some of the most eK qfaent speeches ever made- In WI city on such an occasion. The meeting. was under' the direction of Dr. R.

D. SUnson. the collection commissioner of Morris Brown college. The meetings can but result for good for both races If continued. as was demonstrated here today.

Quite a large crowd of both races listened to the speeches. Among those who spoXe were some or tile most prominent white citi zeus of this city. Rev. StlDllon in his Introductory ye- mukl. said many things that were help ful.

and it heeded by his race will result for good. Does Not the Proper Kind of Education Make Good Cltizensr was very thoughtfully discussed by Professor Floyd Snelson principal of the colored' high school. He enlarged' upon the need for home training. lie very profitably enlarged upon the Idea that the children Wwld entertain through life the Ideas Inculcated in the home. lie spoke most complimentarily of the effect meetings of this kind will have and have had in getting" a more mutual understanding between the races.

Dr. A. M. Williams pastor of. the Methodist church.

south made one of the most beautiful and thoughtful speeches on Education and Morals. lie showed clearly tile meaning of both words and handled them In an unmistakable way. to the delight of all present. He mentioned Bacon. Myron.

Poe and 8. Prentis. as examples or great genius. and yet not in their moral up. He made.

quite a point that those engaged In educating the youth might note the profit. He paid quite a compliment to the oratory and laBSrs of. MIShop 1 M. Ii. Yard and HishOp Turner and a speech he heard In Macon years ago about the business concerns or the African Methodist Episcopal church by one Dr.

km Dry Also a speech made at the late general conference Of the Methodist Episcopal cnurcn south at Dallas Tex. by Professor T. Keating of the African Methodist Episcopal church. Dr. C.

P. Washington a colored physician said he thought the leaders of the race were unselfish in their work. HI mentioned Hooker Washington and two or three others as examples. Me said the result of the good that is going on by unsetllsh leaders is a proof ox what Is now being carried out by this pro. gramme His talk was very acceptable.

Reasons for Friendly Relations Between the Races In the South" was very dearly end forcefully discussed by Hon. V. I Stanton. Mr. Stanton told of hit old colored nurse and how tr le hundreds of them were to the white people in antebellum days.

and that he saw many rea- sons why' the white and colored peoples having known each other well would seek to be happy as neighbors. That each should pay less attention to outside Inftu- COOS. Jtmy property end seek to be more congenial and helpful in the places where they live That the better class of ne- groes did not want nor do they seek social equality. He said that It was gratifying to note that the two races were agreeable in Waycross. Mr.

Stanton Is a happy speaker. Colonel S. W. Hitch made an earnest plea to Lessen Crime. which is to keep everybody bu The schools should not pay more attention to anything than to industrial education It you Intended to help the masses of the race.

He told of a town the size of Waycross in New England. where the laboring people ha 5000000 In the banks of that town ani that the colored people must learn tha1 ali people roust learn to have and save before they can be trusted with the mean of others. He made a very earnest anc helpful plea that the audience will not soon forget. Colonel Hitch Is a thoughtful talker. He urged Rev.

Stlnson to en- ecurage industrial education at Morris Brown. and the school would hive the sympathy of the best people in the country He said Tour race has no be ter friend than the southern people. Don't look for our faults but for virtues. Editor John W. Grter Of The Waycross Journal spoke here tonight.

at 7 30. Mr. Grter gave his hearers tact and figures' and covered himself with honors. with thoughts and facts. He urged the colored people to keep an eye single to masses their race.

Never allow education or anything else to divorce them from that leadership that would purify and lilt the masses. All this means constant and. continuous toll. Said he- A cultured hand with a cultured heart with a ChrUtlike character would win for any man that which was best for him. and that there was no dodging the issue.

The' white man of the south was a friend to the negroes. He aw his faults and his virtues. am would come to his rescue at any and a all times. when the white man could feel the colored man was not so ready to seek his faults nd Join with his critics. Dean M.

11. Ponton spoke upon The Pulpit. the Forum of Peace. 8ald ha The negro pulpit has done great things for both races said should be encouraged. Te Strongest In the World.

That Protect Wiyes' Sometimes Object To life assurance. Widows- never do. And the wife doesn't either when as old age comes on and the husbands earning power lessens the maturing policy steps in to lift the burden during the declining years of life. The Equitable Life Bolng the Strongest In the World Makea assurance double sure. Writ.

for sample Policy. RL. FOREMAN I 5rl. tsJ sr isi" SIXTY INJURED JN COLLISION 1 rx" TeigKt-pashes Into" Passenger on Sidefrack atk Florence SrC NO FATALITIES FOLLOW WOUNDED ARE CARED FOR One Engine It a. Total Wreck the Other Is Badly Damaged.

Coaches Were Not Wrecked. flesidenceXs Is Destroyed by Fire. Columbia S. September ZL Special. An excursion train from Wttmlnl onto Columbia on the.

Atlantic Coast line. was wrecked at the passenger depot at Florence last night and a number of people estimated at from twenty to sixty. were more or less injured. It seems the excursion train was run two sections The. first' section had discharged la passengers at the statiori nd sidetracked on to the main line uId the freight in going to the yard.

It tad been there but a few minutes when the Wadesboro freight came around the curve at a lively gait and the engines crashed together. The freight train the lightest one of the wood burners. mounted the mogul that was pulling the excursion train and toppled over In the ditch. The' coaches on the excursion. train were not Injured.

but the' passengers many of whom were standing in the aisles and sitting on the arms of the seats were thrown down and bruised and cut' and hurt In various ways. There was the greatest excitement for a time. The in ured rasaengers were taken Into the wait. ng rooms and dinning' hall where their wounds were attended by physicians. Engineer Bowser of the excursion train and Englnaer Tom Blssett.

of the freight were slightly bruised and cut. Residence Destroyed by Fire. Last night shortly after midnight tire destroyed the story residence at 1620 Gervals street owned by George W. Zr wln and occupied by Coroner W. S.

Green and family and Mrs Faulkner. The flames gained such rapid headway- that Mr. Green and his family barely had time to escape with their lives. The oss Is estimated at about 2000. Bntldlng Boom at dalrsvllle Adalrsville Ga.

Sept mber a Spe cial. The carpenters and bricklayers are all busy In this vicinity. A toady building boom has bead In progress for some months. The largest block business stores ever erected In- this town Is now nearing completion. It is being erected by Contractor Johij SehIaItX fo N.

C. Anderson. It is modern pressed brick with marble trimmings. CHRISTIE GOES TO YAIDOSTA of Rnt IS NOTIFIED Will Tftka chine About lit of Sol mb Carl W. Xlnorti edgnfttfoA Take Effect October 1 To Entertain Valdotts Oa September 1L Special.

Rev. U' tristle of Virginia who was recently called to the pastorate of th First Baptist church of this city ha notified the congregation of his an- cepUnc Of the si1 liar Cart' W. Minors resignation of th ptalat goes into' effect on He has served the church here ry ably for yflyeU and while his resignation was- accepted with reluctance the BP. tUts are greatly pleased with securing Ref Christie I his successor. The new pastor la expected to reach Valdosts about November 1.

INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES Chattanooga Tenn September 20. The progress lit southern industrial development for the. week Just dosed as reported jy The' Tradesman. Includes the follow- ng new organizations as among the most Important ALABAMA. Annlston J28 COO Ice factory.

Bessemer Gas plant. Birmingham 1100 000 coal company. Decatup- Saw mill. Gadsden S20 000 coal mining company. Huntsvllle J20 000 cotton gin.

Hunlsville 20 000 cotton gin electric light plant. tlSO 000 water works and electric light plant. 4500000 000 product plant near ARKANSAS Mountain Home 60 Wtalnlag and de yelnpment company. Pine Bluff l5noo box and door factory. GEORGIA.

Atlanta S2SO 000 silk culture and manufacturing company. Augusta Electric light and power plant 3000 lend. company. Dublin Shtnirlr mill. Helena- Ice factory.

Savannah Large grist mill 510510 laundry. KENTUCKY. Barboursvllle J10 000 oil and gas corn- OlI Oil gas and development company. Hanson Saw mill. Kevburg Lumber mill.

I oui vle HOOOQO brick works. 105 too pickle company. Marion XKMO mining company. Nepton 411000 flnurnsr mill. LOUISIANA.

440000 oyster cultivation and prekinir companr 412000 dxv Win. Luke OOnoO foundry $100.000 lumber find shingle company. Losraflsnort Canning- factory. New Olfon 20000 spindle cotton mill. MISSISSIPPI.

Merrill 25000 lumber mill. and that the southern white man could dn nothIng batter than to encourage the rppro In preparing the pulpit. in tenitnv forth men who preach the gospel and back It up by' Thus salth the Lord. Mr. Proton made a very thoughtful- and prac- Ucal talk.

Rev. SUnson said this was fine of the roost successful meetings yet held. Rev. 3. A.

Hartley" who has done much to make the meeting a. snc In' seeking the aid of his white friends deserves much credit and also has the confidence of them. A handsome collection was taken' up. The. white people contributed very liberally.

BOAT LINE FOB OCONEE BIVEE. To Navigate Stream from Skull Shoals to Dublin. vlIlUedgevine Ga. September 21. Spe.

cial. Captain Gillette. of the United States army. engineer corps. Is endeavor log to get Information of probable ship- per at this point for boat line on the.

Oconee river. It Is Captain Gillette's put- pose to utilize the appropriation made by the last congress In making an examina tlon of the river from Skon Shoals to Dublin. the. present head of navigation with a view to ascertaining If the stream can 4' opened for traffic. The slyer is only used at present for rafting timber to Darien.

COXKEBCXAL CLUB. Organization Perfected Last High with SSXemlMn Athens Ala. September ZL SpedaL ma business men of Athena met. last nightat the court house arid perfected' the organisation ofthe JUhen Commercial dub and thlrty-flro mtDWClla wore enrolled' and others win follow at the opening address waas msAr hi Boa. Pettns wbo spokefor a short wbUe To Entertain Jfarmera.

The Farmers' Club of Lqwn4 county. In conjunction with the' Valdosta board of trade. will entertain. the National Farmers' congress In this city on Saturday. October 11.

tpractlcally the enure on on the Macon meeting of the congress to be held- during that week. is expected to reach this. city. on the day stated above. The Georgia.

Southern and Florida railroad will tender. a special train to convey the members of the congress to Jacksonville Fl. after the Macon meeting and. arrangements have been made for the. body to spZnd one day in Valdosta.

Committees from the board of trade and the Farmers Club are actively at work arranging' a programme for the occasion. and their Intention Is to. make It day' of sur passing Interest. The leading farmers of the state among. them Hon.

Pope Brown. Hon. R. :1. Redding director of the Georgia experiment farm.

Hon. O. B. Stevens. commissioner of agri.

culture lion. Dudley Hughes. president of the State Agricultural Society and others. have been- Invited to be present. and malce speeches.

A very fine- basket dinner will be served In the new agricultural building at tie state fair grounds and the main features of the programme will be carried out there. Is Desperately In. B. Godwin one of the most prominent business men of Valdosta- is desperately ill and his recovery has been despaired of. Mr.

Godwin has been In falling health toy several months and his condition has grown steadily worse despite the best medical attention. He is prominently connected with nearly all the leading corporations of this city and Is widely known throughout this section of the state. brisk works NORTH CAROLINA. Aurora Telephone company. Burlington no 000 tobacco warehouse company.

Plkln Sioooo veneer factory. itulLuay Springs Creosote works. Olendon C50 000 wining company. Or rnboo ino 000 mining company. mllh Point Fiimltur factory.

ThomasvW iaron factory. SOUTH CAROLINA. Anderson JKK OOO cotton mill. Ramw ll H2S XX lumber company. Columbia 10 000 machine and Iron works.

Greenwood 0 V1 cotton milt. TENNES5tEE. Bold Springs Saw mm M1aft tanooirs 000 foundry. Clarksvllle 10 000 manufacturing com- pen'- TnpWs 150 000 machine and boiler shone. MIntro WV nine connany.

Sparta Roller ftnnflnll mm. TEXAS. Austin Telephone manufacturing company. lbaumcmt 125 000 elcrtrl- supply and con tnwton comremr. 510000 power corn- pany 5200000 Irrigation company 101100 oil company.

lton Mlrilnr company. TMlbt lKflv la" 3 Del RlA noo electric llrht and power pl nt 50000 Ice factory laundry. nilmer Eler rtc Ubt plant. Honst Jlflo ooo lumber company. Mountain Pe nflO cotton gin.

San Antonio nmv on company. nettdv J25 rtftolc arid lumbar corn. psnv wholesale luinbor comnany. Frederirttsbursr Plnnliiic mill and gtn- er woodworking- plant. Hadley ooo coal company.

Pratt 30 noft TTDPV cnnpany. WEST VIRGINIA. rkrbuwr om i company to build saw mills and boom Rplev ono coal' company. rnnelsdorf 25 000 oat company. ef untsvlUe.

one of the known commercial club men In this section. who told those remt of the' great benefits accruing to Huntsville and Madlst county through the organization of th Huntsville chamber of commerce. He I a splendid sneaker and entertained those who heard him. Ron. Thomas C.

McClellan th nfol1owed In a speech a. few minutes. The following officers were then elected President E. Frost rice president. Henry Wartenr secretary.

Ernest Hln treasurer. William S. Peebles. The owing executive commit wee elected Ernest Was. Dr.

Theodone Wmmore- la dW B. Russell W. T. Sanders. N.

CutwrJlht K. Clements and Perry Htli4erl The ornnlmtlon rtartooff with the bst wishes of every business man In th town. and it believed that great good will result from this organization of all th Interests in the community. This brings alt the factions' In town together an. there Is no reason why all shell not pu together.

Tallest Man in Georgia. Tlfton. Ge. September. XL Special.

T. No Skinner of Richmond county was in Tlfton yesterday an Caused a good deal of excitement a passed along the streets followed by' crowd of people who were Interested In his unusual height. He measures feet and tnchea. He is the' tallest man who' ever visited Tlfton. and as tail as our.

citizens ever saw In ft show fair. Ii. claims to be" the tallest man. in the world and it Is stated that creates the ssme' excitement ha did In Tlfton everywhere he goes. Buxal AdairsriUe 0.

September CSpe- daL Two new rural mall delivery routes have been ordered togo Into ef. feet October 1 from this office. makln four to go oat from here. wflt tarried- by S. Price tad Nov4 by Jester M.

Andemuv wfc was GOV. AYCOCK GOES ON STUMP To Speak in Tenth Congres sional District of North Carolina. TERHEARt OF ENEMY'S-COUNTRY He Will DeliTOT. Several Addresses and Kay Talk to Voter Har- IraU tht Home of Senator Prlfchard Other in Brief. Raleigh N.

O. September 2L Special. Sorernor Ayco is booked for some' speeches In the tenth congressional dli- trtet the only doubtful one In the stats. He thus goes as State Chairman Slm- mons says. Into the very heart of the enemy's country.

He will speak at Mba- TIlle October 8 Webster Kb. Bryson City Oth. FrIU1k1In Uth Murphy Ulb. Hays. yUle 14th.

Hendersonvflle" 1Kb nrevard flth. He may speak at Marshall the lome of Senator Prltcbard thejepubU- ean stat chairman. The Independent democraUc convention this' Wake county yesterday was a flat failure. Upon its refusal to adopt resolution indorsing the democratic nominees for judges. congressman and members of the legislature the chairman put on his hat.

and saying. I resign as chairman. of this convention left the hall. as did two-thirds of those present. leavIng only' two or' three democrats the others being republicans and populists.

After this outfit had recovered' from the shock It organised and elected a chair- man. Then made ft nomination for register of deeds and five nominations' fox county commissioners. It' Is' learned that the republicans will soon meet and fll all the gaps in the ticket. It also learned that the Independents will indorse John W. Atwater.

populist the Independent candidate for congress In' this district who. was here yesterday. conferring with republicans. North- Carolina Fire at Pilot Mountain burned two wagon factories and a livery' table The town halt was saved by hard work. Several buildings were damaged.

rtncknOY Purgason who some months ago sent his wife and their' three. children from home In ROek1ngham. county. to Texas on a visit. and while they wer absent eloped with Mrs.

Mary I Manly in Jail at Reediville. So is his paramour. Purgason declares he loves her and will not leave her. Her brother' tracked them and caused their attest. Bartlett Billiard aged 78 was married last week to Mrs.

Nora Dooson aged both of Watauga. county. His bride was the widow of Reuben Dodson who was 86 years old. and the married um hen she was only 16. Several children playing in a.

large pile. of cotton seed at Wadesboro caused the death of one of their number. Jhe game was burial of the dead anti year Frank Tyson W5 put In a hole scooped the seed. The letter were plied on top. When tft out the child was dead suf tocated A great movement In the interest of the Appalachian National park is.

underway. 1 is for a meeting of representatives of four states at Asheville in October with very prominent and able speakers. George W. Ward the democratic nonli- nee for solicitor In the first district. said In the course of a campaign speech last week 1 want to say to you negroes here to day in passing.

that 1 have not come here to talk to you. You let politics alone. You are not yet fitted for governing. You have not got sense enough to vote and you shall not vote. you ever dare to give us any more tfouble" the white people who protect your lives and property and are educating you as fully as they educate themselves will Also write into the organic law of' the' state a provision that the white mans money shall educate white people and the back mans money shall educate black people.

So much to you colored people. You go home and behave yourselves and I promise you as long as the prosecution of the- state docket is confined lnmy hands your lives your liberty and your property- shall be protected. a CRUISER IS ORDEB TO SEA. San Francisco Preparing To Sail from Norfolk. Norfolk.

Va. Septemter 2 Special. The navy has has telegraphed or. tiers to the navy yard here preyar tee cruiser San Francisco for sea at ones. The whole available force will be put to work tomorrow to complete neereary repairs if possible.

If not. to make ready for. sea without' them. It Is Inxpeiatie e. however that the vessels boilers be braced as It Is considered' unsafe to send her around Hatteras in their present condition.

Meanwhile there la great dissatisfaction among the men' who are having shore lluerty for the first. time In months. Seme of them speak of breaking liberty to go to Washington to lodge complaints. they sty that two men were drowned in at tempting to swim ashore at Oravesend ane that Intense anger was apparent. when no shore liberty was allowed' at Although" her destination Is a secret.

the. officers and crew expect to go to Panama. Yellow Paver Germ. New Orleans September. 2L Special- Professor Bayer of the Uulttd tatel yellow fever' Commission.

returned from Vera Crus. reports the discovery of the yellow fever germ In mosquitoes. Louisiana Congressional Nominations New Orleans. September JL The seventh district republicans nominated Judge Gilbert I Dupre. of Saint LsUJry for con geese.

Hon. William E. Howell of tafaurchs was nominated by' the' republicans of the third district for congress. Curing Men for 19 Years By my wonderful hsmie Meth. od.

I cure VAK1CO CELE. STJftlC- TUBE HrDEo CgLE. NERVO. SEXUAL DEBIL- ITT BLOOD TOIS. ON.

S1i and RECTAL EASES in as short ft time ft It Is po siWe to prodoes' perfect sod la eur I am the specialist in lanta for tn treats his MUSE Store. NSi Sg You have to bother quality when you biy a suit at Muses VthHV. doesn't do it. clothiers tried to. pull the wool ones eyes than to gel fabrics with wool jn them has' received its dash of cold water.

To sum it all up You. come" in select your style try on. lf itj fit we alter to fit-don't nave to ask if well The fits understood. Business Sack Suits 1250 to 2750. Ueo.

Muse C16thing Co. 3 5 and' 7 Whitehall. Bear Admiral Watson Dead. Valette Island. of Malta September 21 The dlath' Is announced of JRear Ad nllral Burgess Watson.

R. N. He died on board the British battle ship Ramll- lies. Fell Over a Predplee. 4 Geneva.

September 2L Two FrenchJ tourists two guides and three porters. who" were making an ascent of Motrtj Blanc have fallen over a precipice an It. Is feared that they' were all killed. They'll be swooping down on you- nowbefore you know it. Then be wanting a HEATER and youU3 vwant it put up' at once.

Everybody else will be in the same fix. and somebody will just have to grin and it" until their turn comes. Besides the HEATERS. be picked over. Better buy now and have your HEATER set up before the blizzards and the rush come.

We have them Heaters of all sorts and sizes and shapes and at' all" kinds of prices Heaters for everybody. sem tlrne ss It to Pt sf That we have the best 25e slrwwLn Atlanta. 2s4rhat the KIig1 Ste Range" Is the wry best Range onthe Market. 3" That we have the finest line of Bftfcer a in this city and guarantee every oae 4ft That all the1 Stoves Ranges and He ferg- by us to custhmers Kffgiding id theMij set up free of. chargroHpen ekHledrat kind of work.

King Hardware rF t- ti F' s'- 1 J.t 1 I i b-- ifIJO 'U" 8' A N. 0- NfiFjf IIJI I i i St ft. ON lHREE ACRES' i. Gr atl flt ort. Ybe.rrj rwerin slIESULTOF bp f.

BUroaclInweated1n IAKontg mU7 11' 111' KOD mU7 Sp. Lut Ower uth onl acre. straw rrles. vau n. iinr e.

vlnc ent and' vkil1Jty414 Dd. ault I I een i 10ul Ie maJ ng in- Own ilVomn uel woinen. I rm eo mw twca ave D1 penaary rep entatlve pe ple lsout etrortwfJI ro- qel aU 8 thsubject deegafton. n. attra Uve ld I old ot areal a t1ng unlnownmuslclan belie lra L1on th In wor d.

I state' umter to can tbe 0 CO IDlles t. he 1 covere at Iv4 alreadybeen I bo or The. I 113 isa Uo ItJteeI118 thUthe leovehlS I as ount ofroade 114 ac nother terml vey elecctdbY commlslonersin red. EnD-clT tf2 rOBJ oi RK1 v. i' asrJeetIDlsijela FOR BROWN COLLEGE uun4 EeaiAddre Uat W1i1leaal 4 XuchOo 1t WWBe pe1.

was mee to y1 tier Uep. Horethan on OccaJl t1on colleetloncommla COll ge. Themeetinp' WaB dem- to tay. Pcomln nt cttl werehelp Vel' that' I I tl10ugl ttUI worl1S. deltg ren- el11us paktquite lab T.

uthea I USI on CO a on Embry. th cn rcn 1 elr cl arir I. colorednllrse thewhJte sons whythe 8y luy Ii buy. any thing a' had townnd that to ey i and I' lell. I urgedRev toen Indu trial IChoolwouM ve of1hebest peopleln oYourrace better i I 7:30.

of I Never tion to' lUtthe thlameans wh1teman frlendto ne oes. saw and hlsresc 1e nd at faults-end iI. of encoura d. tro trn 1- es I' 1et ries 1 Ob I iccta lee. ff Toi1ife8sSurancee Widows-never Yifedoesut 1thef' asold8ge CO t8 ibehu8ban.

8' 1gpow r. leSSipt a lngpoUcy Into tl1ebur el1 durlngthe gy 1' 17 Eq tta lnith Stroptinth rl t. 5 i cf' i rr-p. 7 R' FOD KT id ff ii t- jATLANTA ITALE IDlNC f1 1' i NJUR O- lrfltOUISlbN r. j.

lg tpas 5 ger nSide Tr ck'-a i FOLOYiF 0 WQ NQE RE intIa TotalWreck While th qthl1 IaBacUy Diag 4. Were1iotWr ked. ceIa byPire. OoI 1bta Be timbeP n- An onUle. WU.

Iut ntptaD4 Ita emathe tntwo se tlou eeu n' pu enger. thetatton and bY rre1htcame trelghttraln. a1a1eaand tOJYa wer. theWllt Ing re andEn1n thefrelrht. 1 st des o1ed at.

I I loss hill at. dalvl le September Sp The rs of being Toh Seh tstor Andera n. Iiiv tlt GOHS. tAIJJOST Jfi liJ 4i rfD 1.1 uet QIM NBREGAT tf lS' ED OctobetlJIoZntenm Oi8etembr fl. BCtirlIU I theP1ntBaptlltehUreh has tbeconcret ofhla 0- eptan X1Dorres ttODof the J.

Behu serv 4 theeh mb very' nn ye aD4. eeth pleaHdwlth neW esP eted tQreacb OFTHE SOUTHERNSTATES tTe1n. The progr Ss by' In ludes low- lag organtz tlons S28000 1 1 com y. Saw 20000 Hunlsvllle420000cotton gtneleetrie OOOO OOO In1ngFI 4A- manu" fadurl" Electric Dublin le' Hel Ice actor 10000 anI g. Fl SAW' Lumber tsuiavlllei00.000 mrey- I Bu ono rN 1tlvation' anI rv 1nonoo SiOflO S25000 anI ma uttf' do fneourapth fcrthmen ach 0si eJ a lththe ferytb uchtfu1.

rse. ldLt v. wal-neofthe st' mccesrlulmeeUnp :1 who onemuch 81UCt1 th bJswbltefrlendl. de etVe1i muchcred1t. andalsohuthe riTcUbet OBOC mm TipteS Sh al Ga Be1iteD ber cJ theUnlte.

neer. Iendea lnform t1oft at thrpolJlt foit OconMJrIverIt ls WnGUle p1 r- Pose. tutllize a Pr JD1h k1nC anuamJ t. rlTirrrom R1in' a1ato I pr m. ot.

nart at1 v1 ir th can' fortram Th onlYu8 tP i rratttfc toDarlen CO CL1 1I. Or n1Ut1onWu. 4 Memberi. i pteinbe sPed I orAthena thf0rc D1a tlonotth6At tftJ 1 1 4 were t5 Jt1e hop kJfora ort. tII II it fc Fatm fa' otLoWnd nJune D1rttJ tlieV.Jdolta 191U' FarmerJCo th1ac1ty OctoberD- en r.

beheld. to reachthll clt7oritbe a conv the. Fla. oneds" of Clubarectlve1yat oCcUton. It.

aut- a l. I ley pr 1dent theStte AvicuIturalSoclety elpeecheaA be aerve In' 8. ofVald08ta. mover sev ral Cted' ot' tlcDotth Nat Oooo bttckwo II TeteJhone com any. ttnOOO SJJrln eosote 1 nlbo no1Kn Point-Furniture WllWOn J1 roo Columbia M1 8prln nooJt foun ry.

S10OOO t1O1m Min. Sparta-Roller Telephone eom anv. nm RI ctrle plenttO1100 ZlfIfl000 cott SO1MI VIRGINIA. roohM1c end DJ ptllnlIImllI lWoo WOrtr1nK ttl3OM.IIt1P1V OM an ti000 wonn ort ofteflf bettknown thet tgHuntsv1ne countYthrougbthe the mber of. commerce.

is andefttertalne Wbnhear4 in. 8peChQt. few fotlOwlnolflcn et ted. Pre ldmL Tice I1enryWartenaecretary.Emest tr aurer 8PblHlhe IQI- Xfcutlveeomm1lt Ernetm1S laueL WB Ru ettWTS nders. ItN.

ILK. ft. the ancit 1hAtcreat' wlt tromthlorpnlutlon ofall the Intr abln' TbWbrlnp an. toptheran4 reuonWbYJ1lh11 pull tO t1er. Ta11etKan GL.

k1nnerofRichmoAd count w8lnTlfton and Ml he PaiaedatoncthetreetlfOUowe peoplewJao In bIaUnuauIhe ht. 7 feetan4C. tal. Jestman whoeveJwltedlUton andu' tabu cltlse1isner' sawin' aboWor cla nU tb 1r rJ4u4lti at t64' thathe thtlme eutementb cUdtn to herebesoeS. onew maUdeU1efJ rovtea.

been lntoef fe tOctobert fnmth1a making touito be byI DdN 1 GQ QNSTUMP tr l' oSp J1greS sionafDis licf N' rth. Caf lh1. j' INTOTHE yHE Rt ENEMY OUNT DeUTftBn J' Mcr IH 7 Ta1kt ofJIU thaomeo ator Pr1tchnrdOthu News 1bWi' elgh. IL rcock la' bo ked for eech tenthcoqreaJonal theonlr inthetate theO Jheartofthe HwU1 8WbItertth. 16t Hemay' atMar.

home SenatorPritcbard. ilhe Inde dent' in yesterdaywua JudrescoDlrtllmanDc1. thod1 Jrrnan 1 1 of. convcJ1 Onleft le vlDg threedemocrats repu licaba. qutflthad the' orraDUedDd dee Uls fill ps Is.

w111 candld te e. tl a. terda7. NorthCaro1 na ReWL Wa on bar 1work. Purgasonwho theywere Mal' 1.

Is i ias :0. count Dodlonwho oldandbe Wades bora deathot numb r. game' Ina IICOOped' in taIiCD chU sot Isfor me 1g prtent stateaat Yer7Promin nt no 1t- th toJou negroesbere mgthat You. et In leWleeDQUb votoand all Jtrouover ouble nd alsowrlte the. thewhlt educatewhite peepleandthellackmans rourselvesarid pro llse I In.

my han your llvesyourllbertyand yourproperty DlO lr 1 isco Prepa I 21' tele phed hereo eaatonce i aVauableforce wlUbeput em. bollerabe br ed una feto dI on. eat. Inmonth brealtlDcUbertT compta1nta1hey nwere. ln at- shorea Grav nd ahOreUber1wuaUowedat a.

anderew expeCtn 100 ProtessorBerer. theLtJtd tat.tJ- 1 110W" fevercommluto er oCt21e enow fev temb The RVeftth publlcansnomlnatedl bertLDupre. 8a1ntLaubTt01 Ho EHoweI1 LetoUr Wlcan. Ot1h 1h1n14IstrtetforpcoDCetl turfl1gM I9YearS i' i of That Jlcl fijn2' 1 tiirs 1iardtt I tbeWoP1' ories es thaIiJoi bricJ Jraii. ofi he a' i t.

1. I fc ldw ter. umif al1upY ll1 inse st cY Stylei' altefto fitdonthpv toas ifw i doit 1 1. i BusiriessSackSuits i. i I.

i Ct thittgCo 35 lWhitehtalL BtirAdmmlWataon Is1 nd ofMalta The ath-1s an oun ed ofRearAd NH i Pell eclpl o' Two h' 4 nascent ofX m. PI Iaf wersall LOOK f' OUT FdR 1 THE' f. ZZARDS i 1 1. eyn downon. I oJ bef re yo ow en.

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cityjlnd8uat nt cif1 Thatallth SfvestJ1ange aDdH st Dle. Jdi gh t1 8etupt lrD sI lJ klndof- Wor t. KlngA WrJ tz iJI L. rtl" I 1 I a. i I s--- 4 THEOOISITUTION ATLAITAGA ODAT ETflLBER 2 1 1 XHOPSANDET OiHREEACRE an 1 Other i i i I I 4 ooi 0 I i oth I se- 4 1 :1 1 I I nd i de- I I.

Dro- i the 1 4 1 1 tio. t. i 11 I th i Le I th I incharge Zteriandlnx I berof I llEGRODllOATION. 1SBECT Iettng at MORRISBROWN jj Much nacesWmBth ZL-SpectaL 1lX eioqlent oyd fi siness He andhow tue 1 he i I Neveraliow white coloredman Saldhe shoutdbe I ih i 0 Ik Ither decu1ngyears S. theStrorigsstln th a I tr 4Z.tJ- Managrfor Ceorgla IQUITAILEUID4NC.

4 at S. C. OiieEngfn Wre 11. trsinfrom ton to peaengerdspot anda In excursiontrain 21. for itls A St-- BPUttkUGb CONOEGAipiSi embsr3s Csr1 Tkeixthat Ii the afl acceptedwlth UeU i thoweek Gas S20000 20000 I Home pM ice Savannah-Large 10000 en Co.

Mai1on-41fl(060 niIn1n Nepton12.OflO ProvMne 4 ma Thussaith avery wssbne haidone necesin Spe a lnskingan.examina- I AThS Organl uon Waa' 55 Ath. ZL.5pec1aL I me pext ineetlng The wa. 5e Pettus.wbo spoke faIhortwMl Eflt3arnlsrs. rarni riCluti conkr a da ur- me oftbe NORTZICAROLINA 410.000 Creosote lreenehoro41fl0.000 Wevnn f0PO Barctwll126dO0 OeenwoodttlfljWYi Springs-Raw ChaftanoogC2.O00 Clarksvllle1O.000 25000 eonetrtwtlon Thlton.Mh4tng 1M l5nd MeDsde-C rttnn sIn. ii gen- cmi Wadley-BOMOO eon cany.

410.000 iIJI1C booms. Wmmeisdor4iS.000 heardhlm thenfollowod fa fewmlnutel committee laiidWn It- S. starts off and reaaonwhy 1 Scaiee gooddal as thestreets a feetand4 Inches. sited our' or be eaiflerSlf2tamtflt 5 aU outL ape To to so. Nb.

Andnsonwbo gueeegeiu' ctTn service oaUoe 11 sIa3seI52ewtsso6euoMItaatNf 0 Z. I GOVYCOCK ToSpeak 5 olina. INTo DsliYrSsvSra andXyTaiktoVters' athUomi Bit C. theveryhearVof vlle 8- SthBryson the 3epubli- ltsrefusl chil were 5. BeubenDodson.

year tn I 1 mans I I beput to' con-- ayre. fl L. torcon th F'- a xc- I I I I ITTDLOOD I atinieaiitispcs a sure. oni A men bmselL This is seelect of bometfetmset. kn.wn.-It'yeis not eslI.

addsesas at 1 building. Atlants. as. LTuW' I I- Tk s' 61 A a I boU 5. I buys uses 5.

1dflingthat hardeti ovefl getI 11 I all wool itSI Y0AIi 5 itt have toask weiiF 1 BusjnessSack se thh o. ofBear Ad-- OveraPaeeiplCE a. Freich Moi 1 UT FOI a 11 you wanfin YOh11 want' samb it" se them---Heaters 11' Heaters may py you 1 That 1r. in That Steel R. i on the That That He.

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