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Imitations endanger ears. CITY. tolij- wotota i for men. an no misleading jtattAtntr L- and not rcqtttnrnf WT chirr for dJctat i I fco limit their work to Ifoi Imtt to th number tfc4i and bay. no Waeh i i ana can fr you tkok all DISEASES of 1 TAU BKIJT.

Irtatmtat. OSEPHS it raff wen Ca. June merit exercises of at this lor. being we I the. city And from- all day raoralnt rfwicj aririBaIi the taost" Intertstttti-iB4 It bas eerbeeirljeH institution The Igramme wai carri ater Adml Miss and Miss king of Washlngtort.

Iton of Vafdo tav Touns ladles ofJthi trnenL I I Dance Gallop" Karl Vllanta. and Miss Vtffi I Washington Jand Lton. Ohio. a Love. These HourJP cilia.

Choral Society Cu Waitxes Lanitsesyrfe and UX I Washington cnt exerSses rrow morning lees to th this yeaf. fegrees will be Cfliu" Ving of degTeeu thett Floral Designs Co- IOdMlOfl Takes a on Death of Hon. WorriU A TanoY Escape. June The occurred this afternoon residence and was very I. the.

members of the In a body. Dr. Pln3on ray conducted the er- many beautiful flpraV Tie Interment was at Linwood Tie pallbearers wer Judfe J. L. Willis.

Messrs. H. Won. S. Hatcher.

T. TIgner. C. Ptlmer. S.

T. Plnkston. Frank A A. Carson. II.

Martin. Judge tears O. C. Bullock. R.

Pariah. J. M. and W. P.

Hunt. jinei Der of the bar met this morn- took appropriate action regard- death. LIPTON SAILS. ires His Good es to Irish Knight. watat June There i a large Ladtof of people at the Euston railroad atfej to1lld podb to Sir Thomas Lipton.

Oil today on the Oceanic for New. I Tb. crowd cheeredhim heartily TtMto fir Thomas waved his farewell. On On juitrain was J. Plerpont Morgan.

rtuJMTU cheered by the Llpton con- Edward telegraphed to Sir as follows i Just about leaving for 8 wish you a prosperous Ind all possible good luck for the gust. EDWARD. R. and I. tEOISLATUBE CALLED.

rtfwHT Take Measures To Believe ynr Flood Sufferers. jtpdu ns. June 17. IT-Governor bZei today Issue a proclamation call- fc together the legislature to special rioaonJune 4. the purpose being to revlR comities and other municipality to build nerersary bridges and for ttte-ef for the flood devastated dls- tt Vs.

June 17. Special. Th Miss Nellie May Heiarty to at Charts Grntley Campbell. or Att ebrated In the home of the' tldlI Mrs. Annie' C.

Heggarty. JlofGtEast Grace Street. this evening. Its ceremony was performed by the Rev. nawj McKefery.

The bride who aa ln with her brother. Mr. JQhn J. JqpI1Y. a gowned in white embrold- 4fllt net trimmed with chiffon and ieU- A white lace andchUfon picture wjtk white ostrich feathers drooping me the brim completed the bridal gos- tti.

The groom. ylth the best man. Dr. trisliarrgpn. awaited the coming of the toil altar.

Mrs. David Dudley was the darns of honor. ant the Wtfa. niece little Miss Olfreda Bar- 4inin white with a basket pf daisies 4nonaxofflciatea as flower girl. Mr.

rod HrtQunpbeH left for Atlantic City Islands. the WhI Poo A IB Food for Strength. AtTotir Grocers oniuT a SV iT fW" I Gorhath. Sft i. smlssifefeir artswersthls question.

It" guarantees the quality'- of the silver and this equivalent of the official hall GreatBritain the only. reliable. test. of quality. All f' mpooilbls Delegates of ftfetionof la bar Addresses Hade and ttupoaaei Thereto Convention Gets Down.

to Jttslnesi Committee on Credentials takes. Its Report. By E. C. Brufiey.

Constitution Bureau 467 Second Street Macon. Gs June 17. Special. The Georgia Federation of Labor convened In Its fifth. annual session In' the city hall this morning with tome.

two hundred delegates In attendance. The. tederation as a body made a most excellent showing being above the average In point or intelligence and. physical appearance. On the floor were printers machinists.

reSul clerks. car Workers. electricians brewers. bartenders. railway trainmen.

carpenters glass workers. saw mill men. leather workers stone' cutters and followers of all lines by which dally bread la earned. Representatives from branches In which women work were given seats on the floor. Mayor Smiths Address.

It was 10 o'clock when President A or the Macon Central Labor Union. called the' convention to order and presented Mayor. Smith to whom had been assigned the duty of extending a. welcome to the- visiting delegates. Mayor Smith is a member of the Macon Typographical Union and found himself In good form when he rose to give the glad hand to the visitors.

Among other things Mayor Smith said fans to my happy lot. as the head or the city government. to give you greet. ta and extend a welcome' to Macon. This is one of my duties.

and I am free to confess that it Is seldom that a is performed with more sincere pleasure than on this occasion. When I say that I welcome you. gentlemen be assured there is no uncertainty as to my meaning- It. It Is true that when I welcomed Admiral Dewey fresh from Manila bay end his victories. I experienced a patriotic thrill and there have been other occasions when a certain amount of pleasure was mixed up with the customary greeting but there Is a genuine happiness springing from today's occasion Because I am one of you.

You represent the highesttype of man the workingman You are thebone and the sinew and to salvation of the land. And more than that you are the common people the people whose bread La earned by the sweat of the brow and who find sweet content at the close of the day. I said that I am one If you. I have among my cherished possessions a working card Issued- In 1868 and I srlze that card. not only' because it certified that my apprenticeship had ended.

and that I was a duly qualified workman. but because it was signed by my honored father. as secretary and one of the charter members of the first worklngmn ia union formed in the city of Macon. If not in tile state of Georgia. I HON.

IA. 1. KILBURN. Nr MAT I President of Georgia Federation of iKr inmBn Labor and Representative In g- Chairman Entertainment Commit- telature from Blbb County. tee Georgia.

FederaUon. II. H. AVAVT T. ANDERSON President Central Labor Union of ttVof 1 of 1 i Macon and a Leader Among Federation of Labor and.

Fore- I Horny-Handed Sons of Toll. man' of. The' Macon Telegraph. As one of the common people. I hid you welcome.

thrice welcome. to this city. You have much to' do today and as. others gifted with eloquence ere waiting to welcome' you. I do not desire- to encroach on your time.

which roust be valuable. I simply want to say that we greet' you with pleasure. and want. you to feel at home during your stay. I am sure the gentlemen composing the trades unions here will do their part to" ward making that stay pleasant.

And when your deliberations are ended. let' me wish each of you a safe Journey to your homes. taking with you kind thought of the city of Macon and her' people. Hon. It.

L. Martin. president of the' chamber of commerce followed Mayor Smith and gave a welcome to the delegates in behalf of the business' men of the Central City. Always a good talker Mr. Martin was at his best.

and it was a. profound impression he created. Hon. T. S.

Pelder counselor for the union. welcomed the- visitors on behalf of the. Central Labor Union and his. al- dress. was one of thelnteresUnc features of the morning session.

Ron. L. J. 3 Address. Hon.

qlburn president of the Georgia Federation and. one of the representatives from flibbcountyin tn the legislature responded to. the welcomes In a happy and pleasant manner. Mr. Kilburn's response was in the nature of an address to the state federation and was replete with historical facts covering the past year of the federation.

It was delivered Junng the afternoon session and in part ho said Many Important questions will come before you. gentlemen and lames. tot your consideration. none more 81 than the cevismg of some method of tne fetlerauon upon a better financial basis. Uhe Income of the organU.i- uon has hardy evet been sufficient to meet tlo actual necessary expense ac count and such work as has been done he.

always been paid forby the worker timseit. tour onicets have been cum- jjtlied to give their time and ofttlnie their money toward the upbuualnC of hoc's cause in the state. it was not until thi present year that we were able to got assistance from the American federation or Labor in a financial way. Through the exertions of Our tclent representative' 19 that body an appropriation was secured for organization purposes In Georgia. That the expenditure of this money has been beneficial is proven by the'-tact that mOre delegates nave been- elected to this convention than were ever elected Getting.

Ready. Business trip or pleasure run a big part of our time just now is concerned. with suit cases grips and trunks. Two terms may be the presidential limit but it isMby no means a signal for retire- ment with ur travIing affairs. Twelve yearsshould be the average life of one of our leather rases.

8 compartment suit tae here at 1 200 rSeparate aC8 for hirts 26 BOO to 2000. tfto grips 400 to 52000. 600 to 1200. Whitehall That bathing snit will come sooner or later. For natatorjuntusey men's suits 1500 l.iand-f 150.

BatXor the semhore wevsuggest the worsted sorts 2 25O and 3. bathin to a. convention VVzpi-orgiaJa a previous year. That the Iedrga Federation 01 Labor should have- Iund for the puso- ice of the interests organlzed labor in the' state la clearly apparent. liow secure this fund I leave to the good sense and dear' of this convention.

1 timply point out what 1 know. to be a crying need of the- organization. You can atply the' remedy federation has pat tbe experimental stage and it would be. avery ignorant person Indeed ho wouldsay that It had not' proven Li vast benefit to almost every class of sklkd labor in the' state. and its i lIuence has been felt.

all over put broad land. for in the estimation of the parent body' we. tand second to no. similar or- ganzatto This belrfi truer we shoull stand ready to put. tbu organization upon' a safe financial basis and it is for you to decide how this-can best be' done.

This znUer is ton Important one should re ctn your mosr careful- and thoughtful consideration- i One of the primary objects of the jla Federation tlJ. securing the pessageof suchle lslatlAn a is of vital interest to' the wording people asa class and looking to Urlis ftd neat have beentaken lnthesineaHpn of those whi compose our law making bodies to the knowledge that are onlT asklngf for equal rights lit these matters and. do not want. anything. that la unjust to others At first the friends of labor were few and.

far between but by. persistent nd Intelligent work' friendshave been made In all sections the outlook is bright for organized labor to jet some of the good things asked for at the handst the Georgia-legislature. Qne of the most important measure now before the legislature and one in which we feelthe most Intense interest Is' the one introduced by your own secretary Hon C. C. Houston to the working of children of tender years In' the workshops and factories of the state commonly known as the child labor bill.

Every. effort should be male by this convention. to secure the. passage of this measure and It the right kind of work is put forth thesuccessful finish of the matter' is assured. There are several other labor measures before the legislature of interest to.

the federation which should be looked after. among them what are known as the header" and full crew' bills. Your' legislative committee will probably give you the present status of these- bills in thejr therefore. I wilj not dwelt further uponthe subject. The operatives In the cotton mills of the state compose a large class of our citizens and should' be looked after with a greater Interest than has been displayed heretofore.

Mills are now being' erected in all sections of the state and the demand for factory labor is almost depopu. toe farms. anatne age at which the children are being work In these mm. completely denies them the. privilege or a rudimentary a a God-given privilege to which' very one should be entitled.

I believe the remedy for tills condition lies In the organization of these people and a campaign of agitation and education should be carried on among. them until the desired goal la reached. Following President Kllburn came' Mr. Avant. oT fiie ilacon Central T-at Union.

President Avants words of welcome. while brleT em Interesting and enter. THE GREAT SOUTHER HEiEDTTOHiLL DiarrlioteDysenferyEtc tv i Guaranteed to cure Cramp Colic. Cholera. Morbus Stomach Ache and all affections of thetw trels Sold by.

Go td Beach aildkeep cool Special tram Monday' 22nd S40 board Air Line FINfeSHOOTING Mississippi Valley Trap. Shooters Association in' Shrvepoi Shreveport La. Tune 17. Th fln I day orTtheannHjd tournament of thi Mississippi Valley Trapshooting Association. was marked by magnlflceiif shooting.

The scores except in team vent were close and one hundred and fifty trip shooters participated. in the days pro- ShreTeport wO the team' prize with. 73 birdsOut lot impossible 75. New Orleans was second with 4 birds and Shreveport's No. I team Vlcksburg and Greenville tied for thIrd prlxe wltto birds each.

Memphis was outfit with birds. Prizes for the highest averages made at the. shoot extending over period of three days were warded' follows Experts yaurote Dallas Si out of a possible 400 jde Nacogdoches. JTOji Hubby. Waco.

364 Kansas. Kit Mil- rAmateurs Diioa and Reust. 6kiahomt ITO each Sksjinai Shreveport and Pow- ers Decatur. 369 each Wllcox. San Ange-Jo 4 In a team shoot of 200 birds each.

Skan- nat. of' Shreveport and Fletcher. of Sir- mlngham got 185 YIicoz of San Angelo. and Heard of Houston got 177. In.

theshoot for the Hunter medal. DU- on and Reust of Oklahoma. got 337 birds' each out of a possible COO. Skannat got 49 and Mercer out of SO In the shoot for the Peters gun. An.

of the ties will be' shot off at Mem. phla. Shreveport's prize team was. composed of Skannal Rlerson and Mercer. THMB LABORS COMPLETED.

Legislators Who Visited University and College of Agriculture. Athens Oa June 17. The members of the four committees. appointed from the general assembly at the last session to visit the University of Georgia. and the College of Agriculture.

In this city completed their labors last night and will return to their' homes today and to- members of the visiting committees have been hard at work since their arrival here. The grounds and buildings of the university and the agricultural college have been thoroughly gone' over and every detail notesJ. It is expected that an elaborate report will tb general assembly at the. approaching session. Several members of the committees have expressed themselves as being welt pleased with the equipment and' condition of the university aqd the same opinion prevails largely with the members of the committee as to the agricultural college although' majority of the members of the committees feel that.

conditions at the agricultural collese should. Improved from. a standpoint of attendance. GOOD BALL IN. VALDOSTA.

Southeastern League' Games Will Begin Next Monday. Valdostft Ga June. rt- SpeclaL The first baseball games of the season by the wilt-be played In this-city beginning next. Monday the Zd. Jacksonville comes.

for three- games on Monday. Tuesday nd Wednesday and win be followed by Tampa. on Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Manager 3.

IL' Henderson has returned from Jacksonville where he. attended the meeting for the purpose of' arranging the schedule of games. and succeeded in securing the initial games. The now Is composed of Jacksonville Tamps Live Oak Gainesville. Valdosta and dole and the schedule as arranged' provides for from fifteen to twenty-five games lit each of these cities the season lasting until the first wick In August.

Valdosta has a strong team. which Is putting in dally practice and Manager Henderson feels sure she wm capture the pennant. taming aim were watt received by the delegates. Committee on Credentials. Dr.

Reese rector of Christ church. came next with a prayer. and then President Kllbnrn named' the committee on' credentials as well as the' other- standing committees. The committee on credentials is composed of L. 3.

Kllburn of Macon C. Co Houston. or Atlanta and Mike Riley. of Atlanta. The committee to which the presidents annual address was referred made up of John R.

onesL W. E. Quinn. I. Jones.

Walter E. Dean and Vol Monday. The committee on finance as named Is 11. 3. HeagertyO G.

Etheridge Miss Maude Merck and W. Cowan. TSe grievance committee presents' the names of 1. T. Ryckeley B.

D. Lump. kln. E. W.

Trippe. Henry HolUngnrorth' and Eben Watkins. W. C. Puckett.

S. Weir. Gordon Johnsoii S. Harris and W. Anderson compose the committee im resola- tlons.

On union labels the committee is 3 Hollaway. Miss Fannie Henson W. tt Wlnn. Miss Edith Lyales and J. jit Mlllan.

lr The committee on laws Is N. V. May B. Harvey. C.

H. Pancoast. Pat Murray and Georg S. HardetnaJL T. Anderson.

of. tl Vice President Prlaen Savannah delivered hisl which was referred to the Invitations were from the r11 Con Pan3r' Macon Strtet Railway Company from the Crump Park- theatrical aanager to' the delegates and from the Elks extending the freedom of thel parlors nd amusement rooma of' that. hospitable asaodaUoB. These Invitations were by i uiiai ous vote ordered engrossed upon the minutes of the annual session. At.

4 ioclockKthe federation adjourned fpr the day. andfthe visitors wearlngp attractive and pretty badge of credentials tookthe sidewalk of th city for' axe observation Svt Macon Its parks Jts. buildings and down totm. potato oflatereet. 3At 430 the delegates eceom panied ijy members of the entertainment committee boarded the trolley car at will I for ridethrpngh the cttjr.

which lasted an hour to an hour and a half At. Soclpck ithe thovlsltors delegates nff ervers gathered at Mntterry" street' andSecond ifora car to. Crump's parkv where the evening was passed at the theatrical performance. Erenr J0p le itention onJtbelnc shown the. visitors by the Macon business men and professional men well i by the labor organlzauo The- Macori Pre vthe labor organ for central Georgia as all rflay htd.

open doors end represeatiufc tlves of organizations from all section th tttcreea and pleasajjuy. dac ii Aotfres Or Hart man President of The Hartman Sanitarium Cot- umbu9O. for free. qthrlce. WMporiiretfi If the Bride 4 Could Choose Her Own Gifts v.

1 find scores of pleasingthmg8 in this grand assortment of ours. New and beau 7 tiful things are here in Cut Glass Fine China Art Pottery Cloisonne Ware and many other artistic wedding gifts are' sh6wnrin our retail salesroom. DQbbs arid' Wey br r. i. 7 NorthjPfyor Street next' to the Equitable Building.

JUDGE SEABOBN MONTOOMEBY. Death of One of the Most Prominent Citizens of fAmencUs Amerlcus Ga. June IT Speciat Judge Seaborn Montgomery. aged 88 and for- a half century one of the most of Americus died this afternoon. after' an illness of many months.

The deceased wan widely known in southwestern. Georgia and esteemed In the highest degree for lls sterling qualities. He was prominent as a. Mason and' atone time. wasa cltliea of great wealth and influence.

Edgar Maxwell Lexington Ga. Lexington Oa June 17. Specal. Ed- gar Maxwell. oneorour most prominent citizens died last night at 4 o'clock Dysentery was the Immediate" cause.

ofhis death. lie was. for" twelve years sherlffof our county holding many positions of trust. He leaves a Pod estatelarge fm lIy and some 113000 life. Insurance.

The Masons will officiate at" his burial. Ills death Is a great lots to his family town and' county. Mrs. Michael OEyrne Savannah Oa Savannah June J7. Special.

Mrs. Michael A. oDyroe died tonight afteran illness weeks from typhoid fever. She was the only daughter Hon. John.

3. McDonough of Savannah and was 32 years old. Her husband andfour children survive' her. The funeral will be celebrated Friday with a requiem high' mass at the cathedral conducted by Bishop StUl' Considering the Bids. June 17.

The uniform text bookcommlzzion did not make' known thelr-selectlon of. the books to be used In the states public schools to day. They are still considering' the bids. The commission left or Birmingham tonight' to attend' the tat educational convention which Is lasession ru.na Renevaks It. Pretty New York Woman's Weeeety the Talk of Her Numerous Fri' fs a Mrs.

1. E. Finn. 82 East High mr ffalo. N.

T. writes 7 Peruna Medldne Co Columbus Gentlemen A fevtlyu aeo I fad to give tip sodJd life entirety as my health was compktety brekss down. The doctor fbbed a ca pkte rest for a. year. oZs Ma wV oat of the question.

for- a. time Ik- 1 gviJo took for some other met oft restoring my health. I fad often beard of Pent as an excellent tonic so I tottghtaf bot tle fo see what it wotd' do fo me and It certainly took hold of my system and reJubenafoi met and Its less than two months. Itcas in perfect health and noa nAenjfee hom oat or tired a dose or. two of Penna.

is alt that I WT catarrh Causes FemaU Diseases America the land of nervous women. The great majority of. nervous- women. ate so because they are suffering from some form of female disease By far I the greatest number' or female troubles are caused directly by catarrh. These I women despair of recovery.

Female trouble Is so common so prevalent that tf they accept it almost Inevitable. The greatest. obstacle In the way ricoterY. it that they do not understand that Is catarrh which is the source' of tteir Dl- usa. t- Ii- female complaint ninety-nine NBM out- of one" hundred' ate nothlng- ut' CU rrh.

1 Pgruna cures catarrh wherever located. JOB E1TEA lAm Columbus Board of' Trade to lnyee- tigate Alleged DisCTimlnattea. Columbus Ga. June 17. Special.

Co- lumbUa Is going to make a stlftrflgnt for 5 better freight rates. The board. of trade this afternoon appointed a commltte to investigate the alleged dlscrimiaatlon la western freight rates in favor of MOnt- gornery by the railroads. The board fs Yore the establishment of a regular water route i from Corumbus to Mobile orPenta cola via. Apalacbicola.

at the mouth of the Chattahoochee arid Apalachlcbla rt v- era. Regular lines of. boats Bow tram Columbus to toApalacblcola and with the' Improvement of the harbor there Is thought that a. regular water route" to larger gulf port can bV established. This.

iris bejjeved will result to a great redue- tlon of rates A special cornmittewaa also appointed by the board to investigate alleged. discriminations In Florida freight rates In favor of Jacksonville against Columbus. Election for Bonds to Build Court House and JaiL thu1si1le Ga. June XT. 9pclaL An election was held In this county today decide whether.

or not bonds to th amount. of 30000. should. be Issued forth purpose of building a new' court. house and jail.

The county went in favor ot the bonds. If there Is anything that Jet ferson county needs worse than antir court- house and jail It is not Vnown. The present structure has been standing since 1847. A' portion of the material in It came out of the old. state It Is proposed to build an up-to-date hou ata cost of.

40060 nd a jail at 110060. THE. ANNUAL PICNIC OF THB JkK- dent Order- of Hibernians wilt tfclS year at Pearl Springs on June 94. m- mlttees are now arranging for the oot- Those who haveerer felt its keen'- suffering of others know that Rheumatism-is torture slid that it krigktt ly called The King Pain. 1 i All do notsuffer alike.

Som aresnddenlysei wkhthemoBteaEaTKk- ting pains arid. it seems every muscle and joint in the body wea beisg torn asunder Others feel only occasional slight pains for weeks or moatk vfcem a sudden change in the weather or exposure to damp chilly winds or nigist air brrngs on a ero attack lasting for days perhaps and leaving ttep iient with a weakened constitution or crippled and defonned for all polluted condition ofjtHblc od is the caaMrf every foraaBd variety of Rheumatism JItiscular Acute Chronic Inflammatory and Sciatic and the blood must' be purged and purified before there a a end to your aches and pains. External applications the use of linimentsand plasters do much toward temporary relief but such treateentdoes not reack thereal cause or cleanse thediseased blood but SSS the gieatcst of au' blood purifiers and tonics does cure Rheumatism by antidoting and neutralize ing the poisonous adds and building up the weak and sluggish blood. It i the old acid blood rich and the tortare a es and joints are relievedtte shattered jaerTes arts made strong and the entiresystemfc invigorated ad toned ip by the use of this great Tegetabte remedy If you have Rheumatism write us and our physicians will fsrnssh ntn out charge any information desired and we will mailiree oar book on heumatisi. THE SWIFT SPEOtfieoa ATLANTA THIS.

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fi o- i 7' u. HO D1dAY. 1 nn Chairman. Eatertalnmetit 1 te AN. ERSON Central Unl ee OfJW a 8J1d.

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a nc iti t4Jfi thiningto 1SOr ys Jt to. i uf 0 u. ln tn Gtorgia in ie rga bav afund ir. th oiorganlLedll1101 statela. arenL.how iO of cun yen tlbn.

bell. coolnCneed gtganlzaUonYou l1 pl experim ntalst8Ce a veryignorant would had. C. 11 the bo lal1 zato1ThJs true e2hoihl. I' ad sw OU this and should re- CJ8rt pit bjectsotth Fed.

ra lon bor se Urlnit passageo suc le as Iso to theworltll1g ople alf a been taken 111 th th9sewh noWledeethat" tueonlyask1ng' thesematteca laborwere fewand butbi perslllt ntandinteh- friends' have sections and theotltlo QLthegood at gia legislature no" tee I the one our own. preventtheworklng ure meuureand the' luccessful ar betooked being whatl re knownasth eommltteewll1 lflveyou thejrreport therefore IwilJ uponthesubJect cottonmUls belookedatterwlth now. forfactory Iabor I latlngtne anti the t01Vork edu a fVfryone or In anI carrledoD lred FollowlngPtesldent carnellr Avantot r. Latrolun Presi ent Iworcb whllebri arJ pr 1 CORIIAL JBSRElJSbUT ER I IIDYFd iLL krROuBlE Jarthoea nferJ Etc. iGn ran Cur i CrampCo1ic Morbtr8BtoiDach.

and a1footlonlbfn eboWeI Jntgg8 tt BJtJ frIaIorD Jr 0' Wtlgl1vi JI 1 keep cj I. pe jal Jr un. nightJnne221td4 JO rr01uiq trip yi i e.a- Al fJ :1 J. tjo FINESH QQl1Nl Jtf LQ qfSJ A or ii lf61yi rap LSh oJ i qhipi hr veceofft fJ. 7 lpplValleyTrapshoog :1 rit sh otera par1fcfpatefiathe.

da apr ITa Et GE hr a- NGJ teD YICklbl1 n4 fortbl cl prt wttiG3Jlrd. eachMemphis waa i tou With. a Prfs olott11e bJli staV raCHmade a tlieb 9tutencnn. prsodoUi were urot I a 1as7ri out f' ponlbld 370 4Herr. n8aa 1tl ri ro ach SklUl 1 1 ShreYe rt PoW- 369' eachWllcox Ang i teamshoot-Gf blr Shrev porta itotl8S IlCOlor SanAnrelo- eq77.

I JjuntelmedalDlx n8ndRe Okl hom 1If of' go 9' tldMercer 43 utof dh shoot. Pet Ihototl BhrevePOrtaprtie am WASo.COm- SkannalItlerson an411ercer LABOasCOItPLEUD Leg1. WhO Vis tedtTnfver CoI ege memberao fou atthe anI the Agrl ulture comple edthelr tnghtand mem rs atwork s1n theirarrival The' unds fthe caretuHy ot repottwlll be made oth. i L. omniIUreshave expr ss dtb wlthth a ameoplnlon 10lththe aCttc Itur a th mem raof th Con lUona collf' be ld i mes re 1ry r1 Ud Bdul1tebtem lUe WtII nex th lbre WecJnell4ayand andSaturday nagel" th amn 1ng IlUcc ededln OakGalne v1l1e andUle as fOlfr twent dve' amell theecltletl swon 1 In Val osta nd' by de1eg tes e' CredenH t.

Pr sldent oDcre credeJ Uala otAtlantaand1l4lke pre ll enta III WE C. VOlMondaY onftnance Etherl e. RyekeleYlL DLump HetII' andEben SWeIr HarrlsandW. T. compose lu 3' Hen80nw.

Ii rAra ndl O. lc- 1111. KayZ CH PancoaatPatJ4urra7 orp 8 W. TADderaon fthe graphical Unlonwas reacUn kfor. eonventlo Delegat a lnted' set- The's mmtut onr 4 Uat Its report.

r' en prele1ted Vice. Ptes del t. IepreHJiUnc annualrepon Ichwaa to. commltteeThe par. t.

8 f.I1t.I.t..f.Ya1. ua. bl. tnflrmatlnn. re.

lint 4 fi mth6 Acme. Brewln Company eacon Str et m117JIO DtheCrum theatrlcalJQnq dele ga1esa ro UUDdJnIth fr 4 am1 aement or Hqn invltaUoJ1Swerebr ui1anbnous ISed oftheannual ae fon. 4ocl k' etedera ona Jo li1ecS lpr and. the T1att r. earin ttra 1heilM.

Prttybsqeot redentl ll tookthesldewalkaof the clt7fOla obl5 ryaUon Of Para. ta. fldlncstnd oOnteA8tAt pOledGY" een ent' th tro y- erIat 1IIJto tl1fu h' 1 nJ1oar anhour ndhalf lOc le tea' Pth ed a uJber1J andL i1or nipgprk USeI atrlca1perroimDoe. et7J1OS1bJeatteri thertsitOnJ nwne i men an esalon lmen. is bJoth TheXacO Jh lab rPnJ centrkl' 1 opend Uvea Uona aueeUo eeareU-C I 4" DU7.

rai d. nrry 3 r. 4 ifo Jm WR 4II HE hi" I 1If HattIt1 ttin umbus tor. c. CC" c.

II We ImpDrlDttid i i th Bri Yif Co ldCh ii ifts iD re re' in' i h. e.D onrretail8al room. iR oJIi 0" ZN I tt. i. oj.

fi. i atUrWeyG isiN orhJ ru et. on to tab e1inl dfng KOHTOO Y. MostPromlnent AmerlcuGL jiune 1 sPec ti-- Seab i1i aCed8 yearaarrdfora sh uof Ameri usdled anlllnessofmany mont1 Thedectasedwa llfldelknown Ge rgls. teem d111 bhrl est dernetorlllsllt Un aspt mlnentas jlIasonand' asadUz ofgreawealth EdgarMxW ll une 17.

Maxwelloneorour mOltPOmlneni lutnlght oc ockDYs 1 terY" linmedlaticaue of' his dedhHe our lding man PoslUonsof Helfavela esta teJarve arid. SUIroUfelnst rancene mr' eathls eatlols hfs tamll Ount MichaelOByrnet rs Yl ha ntihtafte an. illnessofflve ks. t7Pl oldfev r. nlyd utHo1L 1rIcDonouhof.

SavannabandwUn id. lli ban and' four hl1diet ve- The uneralwllIb cel Fri ay' lim a. t. th. c.

O. ndu. ct d. lop BWI a. l-- unl1ormtextbookcommlsalondld maJieknowi1their iel ct1onofth ou atatepubUcachooI8to The reIUneons1derln mmilalo lettfolBI gham educ Uon 1 oD venQCJnjrhlcbJa 1 Jenlol1t eref' i 1 It fN r- bllng Sl BlI.

1 i I Restre5 elty YorkWOfMfi eTajk otHer i i' i Genf 1Ttn. few l1u apocI mjFtt FtIIVV raMft tf1f Jn1 dod I etl. CfJIft i. pldeltstfO1. u.

tIlstltls t- 1w lo Tt ome. tFtr Itstorlngmtrtfz lMtfofltn otPtriIM t. lonlcf Ilef SttllVb tddo fJ an lf vt jI. tJ m. t1.

lesst lteilJhvtd n. 1tnl orord 1doSt nilL1 l1 ltlffdr 7. YIFlnn tan11 caUS sFe aleDI io I Is thel nd ertoul1romea. feat fJu raid rlnl 1eatest num. belt f.

aTecause 11110 tnt. 1nevl tbe' thatthe notunderstandt1tat It Is' catarrhwhleh uree' fffrm Ir nlM' 1 tlfone Jiot t' na reuricatarrh 1000 JmJL olii btU Borctof Tlad8to tig All ged D1acrlm1Da GaJune spe ls" lnc tOD t1tL 1iit lhiboard ua4. thlsatternoon aJ lnte4acoU nlt eto 1ml a weat tghtrtesm fvorp Kqntr- lomeIY theraJJroads U4t theestabUlmlent lu waitt routefroin iMobU olP la. vJa.Apal chlcola Apal chlc tis lIneaof DOW pli.ir DI thebatbolthtre th. tth re o' largergulf be ItlsbejJevedlfiUrnuItJri Tetredu tot o1rat A pecta17eommIUMW.

alsoappolnted blthitioatd t9nYeatfpt. rtmtnaUona f11Flort. rafealn tavolof lacboti llle C0- C91mTY8 E1e Jo forBond cOuri Bouaeand i lavn Gajun 17. tf1le uDt7tO aY to' dewbetberOIj bon ctbe amountof iOOOOabould bellsue4 1' purpoteotbUUd1nc IH. andJe1J Unty 1nUvoro bon tbatJeI feJ1lon countYDeedswom I1' cou jan1t rhepresent hubeen ataD c.

1 e1847A Iteameoat S1ebou Ipoposedto daU' houee' tCOlt Ot400e0. Jall PICKICOPTHBU w1J1beJ. 7earatPeariSprin. Ce. aretlOw li whoh ve tits n' eed i.

Ufi enngof kr OW. Rheu. matis. t1 1Stotture. dt tMJ oIPau M1dCl1ots ffe a1ik s1 dd n1y seiudwtili th 1BoIt ains em11Scl nd.

iO 1t' J1t 1Je tgt I onlyxwiQ11at nsforweW otm tJuJr i ddet1ch. an. gein th. eweath. U.

ore Ute. todam chU1Y. ilJ mdsOl ht ar gs 1i ys Per the ltient ened anddJQD1 a1ft I. acidpoU 1. t1 Of JoC1a.

and RhemnabsmMtiS u1ar At1icu1ar cute. mllUllt andSciaticand purgedand uri d. th re aa 1 C1dtoY achesand app theu3e I muChtowiid 1idbutsuch treat tdoesn tr aclL" i anJe or cl irise th bl a S. S. at st I p1U iersand tOni cscuicRheumatism bjantidotit1gaz ingthe pois no ildingup theWeakai1ds1 U' Mfe ufeandreliableinnilformsofRheumathm.

1dacidbJ ari jointsaie relieved the sha stt1bgand entir 1sU1T1 edupbyth fthJS bIe 1 II haveRhenmatism. andour wilUTUJ Sk Withy 0I1. en. I me tli made under h1 Allow no i I t1j perftnen Bougbt I 41 wo tI oiTov znt es do not equb msdc. vo an Teter yo 12' SKIN1 Eitku reAtTnOt.

NTLEV Suidayi ACADT. Execiui at- WUh Attended pedai the t. tht te trtn zue wtll ttende4 by th large rtioftba stllVe4is atito misf 1s mTthoes oet iiterestftg 4i erer btn eM foUow grainme wai T. AdmrIb11I5t. C.

cety. ZotsI ob prance. LIT- ta. Utteziy Utte-4C tztg Stars" 4Zfl2S of wathlngton t1' md WU VMosta 1- ladIt3 the pf an L1 ton. an Vatdoota Croes1fli3.

and ReWitt. cr111. of DubIIflfld M. ourI t. Ruisel-Miol M183 GretCh.

to. WIdewI Wj Sarannab. 1 by M1SeS b3r and iise TAbttzeI7 oIee of eet Girl GduAte LMiI of WahinIto 1 BIrdi KulzIM13I Jackonvfl1. Fla. flsa EliMbe ItaIans3LU wfll CO with the Cli1 yea will gM the Dte RIT ION I i-i TI GA TUSDATS tTh l8' i 3 tv- 7 Co Bar JfiQ1 eath Va tit1s.

CL. ifI1 wh gid terda3. th fJeith L-ktg i ReT. I tni. were.

4 1- mIrofl. ran GTtrd and T. gM Worrilis Wires pztgofpeople taday 1 Oceanic cheered oma9 Plt' Wa abs a on lauupton a. irouare tJtia Jet be 3 1ortindil igiatsee4IT i rM. Tt kI.

fD On Jon' nil. i a iesdg of IX 5iaitwa4eiebrtcd qthe. OEaotGrace fth ezs in eel sIk bftt 151 at tha Thitehtad an tit tdtaniece sfl in baaketpf 554 a eayco. Gwii Tbi np wj a s. 14 tTh fWhsflsSterhngiftvij7 Th dznr 4.

aflwersthhquestkn. and is thus hall Britain 1 LABOR LI VINC Faration Wecothd1o Ci1 ade Thefederatlon abodymide physkal reall car electrician. carpe ters. tbe an lt i it tba I ize le I f- 4 k- i LABOR MEN OFMACOIt' I I I I 1 ti It 1 1i a 4 I andMeans I I As to- commerce. 1.

ut ac- ndsucii It or1 r- itis by witho r' years'- should Iha Pa ment tber' 500 aatatoriuznuse 1lleather i25and BUt or TJNRs secondf 25Ond bathing nits75c 4 Write about anything per. mensorboywear 0 ei. zgcA .1 rev1ou flavdatund IO to very who 5ay t. weetand nosiniilar aslri. can Tht ofthe prmaryebjects ofthe tasecuring suclilegislat1cn thlI5Id yeat tli sewh andido and et thl I whatgre knownas upon the citi- iaung being put to a Lattor CORD IAL O1JTHEERHEEEUyFORALL BOWEL TROUBIIS Dysentery ocure bftheboweIs Hiltlwupr Taylor Drg Ca.

1ros ATwirA afld Spe nightjune 22nd4QO via sea- AWL1ne FIN ESHOOTING INLOUISIANA VaII Assoc1 tioni The final of the annupi andone in gramme. Shrevepoitwoe with' 3 birds out of a 54 wltla53 a Experts 3T5 Wfle. 1cr Austln t37. Dixon Re st klahoin 1O38S lSSl rnedai.Dlx- iaItntght expectedthat the hat Valdocta bIIi11d SoitbeLsterndague tllbit1ayed md purposeof Galnevtlle Crede tiIs. wa Jones soncompose EdithLygles O.3tc- Thecommittee 3 a the nroed coa Typo- geant at wa appoint reprej hls annna rtacnz were.

pru i eatrIcalma fy tbe the adjour ed the and iia ii isa. At bymembar the foic ride through itj bourto daitI' gathereAt tor. cart Or theeg waspassed ery pslbe nite tio jjgi ylsttOrsbythf MaC0nbUIIneI an4cofesstona lfleflaswj the labororgan fofcentral Ge rgia fias reprezeat frpmji S' L1OWm ECKED itLItii 4fl HartnIth 0. Import Dirt IftheBride. kouldChooseUer OwnGifts pleasing things h4e' wn in a North Pryor Str ni tothe SBAEORNMONTGOMERY.

SpeciL for-a decasedwas ldelyknown aMason tlmtwas otgreat Ed atIoc1ock. sheriff of ou leavesa a fl3. Hf agreat CohIe Spec1alMre. f. yearsoId bratedFridaywith EId Montgomery la Spec1aIj uniformtext knowntbeirselectio inthe to'- fthecothmSssion1eftfor AtlonIt venUonwhlch 4' cr ThcJ Vrn Sleepless iiedIc 5 Itreet Otsiot A years qo IAadfo .1 ofihe 1 gait to of i i hot ci' me ccl 0 ados Mrs CausesFemals farl i waofrecovery ili-- I one nothlngbut trrrb.

FthBT NG of 17. Co. or boIrof te' dlserimt stlon' 3 nt' ta. rCgui Apalachicolry Itegularlines boilsopl5 1 a ltisbejeved byth5 YloridafrCight Infavor fZPPZBSO2 CoINTTs er tothe O85i a fleW matrIaiin at a eostof40000xand at1O00s TIIEANNUAL PTUBA Orderof bslhil or ri pIeumatism rE E7AI1s jjj whohaveeverfelt cuUingpainsorwitheesedtheisac is of Alidonotsufferalike. Soinsresildden1ysezthwiththemoeteeracia.

anitseems i Othersfeelonlyoccasionalslightpainsforweeksormontkswk cbil1ywinds aerce IfdVIflthepS. tientwith Lorailtinie. An acid the bloodisthecanseof MuscularAzticulatvAcuteChronic beforethere endtoyourachesandpains. Externalappiicatioustheuseof muchtowartemporaryrelief butstrchtrcatmentdoesnotreack the real oreleansethe diseased 6. SthcgsmtcstofaU b1oodpnfirsandtonisdoecueRheumatsmbyantidotingandnentraliz pofsononsacidsandbuildingtiptheweakandslnggish iS Itmakes wua- eIe andjointsare naves az- madestrongandthe entiresystem1sinvigorated-1Id up th greatvegetabie Ifyon haveRiienmatismwritens outcharge xiiail free 7s1lwJaiIwa1c 06.

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