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day morn oms Fox CDj for Cash ear as long as L. ck. Style justW TANS T0 GRO SHOT. Eired Upon by fca1 pate Last NIgh a negro soan. ured near the factory i Djecatur street who did the.

totive for the deed are i sing in frost of the light when a ptetoJ hall entered tis bock der Inflicting- a. very oua wound. i that the sh i of negro boys who art 1 ejflng in this vicinity ai 1 occasions shot at 8ff to see them run for I he gang. Their fun In little more serious man was carried to" ilder at the corner of nd the Boulevard sirl. drs His injury is and It is thought that' In In a short while.

East Cain Stre tBad Yesterday of lilac HUL. at in East ta1fl1tTKt. i badly torn up jl the thunderstorm the one otta way and. thr greatly daew added two new ho will now eliding' them- Iwlfe and young beV. in onscorner of th thing ran down I rteet from their r- almost completely and debris but the slightest are.

J- aPs Quite a tier In about this ge was done. Babe Fight for who was Wt a colored cs. is Btin ndltton at the he patient has Iwell so tar makes his and the physicians IQ made the CO ferred yesterday to the Jail. Developments In r- attributes Ma irfOa. the assault was Constitution.

Co ire employed Imd at the corner Marietta street la. dispute over f- en the negro blows on the ring his skull. taken to the hog jcked Up. The toJu brave fight for We. still against 1 child and lives STILL HEBE save Stolen brs from Th.

Woodslde. land keeping The authorities I nd Dumb asylum iifhlm. tut he will- be next term opens much of a thief as go Dr. Wright was louse to dress a. woo" ty mysteriously Connd at the steals everythlnt' hlat he can convert Kor a glass of red pent seems to have ntf 3U6ET MADE IN THINKS RYDER.

WAS' DRUGGED Startling Testimony InWbol Superior Court Yesterday. A PLEA OF RYDER'S ILLNESS Causes Judge Butt To Hava Dr. Bard- well Examine the Prisoner. FINDS HIM IN A VERY STRANGE CONDITION Intimates That He Had Been Given' Some Opiate Motion for a Change of Venue Overruled. Talbotton.

Ga. May 28 Special. Evi dence to support the motion for a change of venue was introduced until 11 30 a. m. With two exceptions all the witnesses put up by the defense believed the defendant could ha a fair and impartial trial in this county.

The state brought forward a number of the most influential men of the county. who believed that. the defendant could. have a fair and impartial trial. On yesterday the defense introduced an affidavit from two physicians of Macon who stated that they had been called to see Dr.

Ryder and found him unable to travel to Talbotton. It happened that Judge Butt learned that Dr. E. 1. Bardwell.

of Talbotton was In Macon. and he wired the doctor to examine Ryder end come to Talbotton on the morning train and report upon his condition. Dr. Bardwells Testimony. Dr.

ell reached the courthouse about o'clock and was put on the stand. lie stated that he examined Ryder about I o'clock this morning. and found him prost His pulse was six his temper- ature 36 8 and his skin dry. Being asked what he thought brought about this condition he answered that the condition might be called nervous prostration. but that to him he had the appearance of a man who had been drugged.

He did not mean to cast any reflection upon the physicians who had been attending Ryder that the medicines had the name of the druggist who compounded them. and the numbers of the prescriptions Being asked It the medicine could not have been poured out of a bottle with' the druggist label' on it and other drugs substituted he answered Yes It Caused. Commotion. This intimation of treachery upon the part of some interested one was a bomb thrthwn into court. and just what will be the result cannot be seen.

The argument upon tho motion for a change of venue was opened by Colonel Thornton. who was followed by Colonel 3. H. MeGehee for the state in the best speech of his life. which electrified all who heard him.

Mr. A. A. Carson. for the defense.

spoke for nearly an. hour in a strong argument in favor of the. motion. The speech of Hon. J.

Martin who Is known for his lucid argument and analytic- al reasoning was fully up to the mark he bs formerly set. Hon. Worrlll for the defense. spoke to the motion in a strong manner and exhausted all argument in behalf of the mo. tion.

The Motion Overruled. The motion for a change of venue was overruled. but on account of the prisoners condition court was adjourned and the case cannot be heard now before the September term of the court. Judge Butt was right In his ruling. Ryder can get pa fair a trial here as anywhere in Georgia.

The real question now Is will Ryder ever be brought into court' The people do not believe he will. They expect the same hand which drugged him in Hibb county jell to work some other' scheme Lefore September and that this great case will never be enacted here. The people feel outraged and many of them have lost faith in the power of the courts to deal with criminals who are backed by money and Influence. ON TRIAL AT DALLAS. Miller and Parton Charged with Murdering Hogan Roberts.

Dallas Ga. May 2t SpeciaL Speclal session of Paulding superior court for the trial of Jail cases convened here at 2 o'clock p. On account of sickness In Judge family. Judge Henry of the Rome circuit is presiding. The case of the state vs.

dabe Miller end Parton. charged with the offense of murdering Hogan Roberts. a good citizen and well-to-do tanner living In the western part of the county. on. the Sd of March.

185 was called. The defendants severed. and Clabe Miller was put 0. trial. A jury was stricken and the evidence of the state commenced Clabe Miller was tried for this offense in August last.

and a verdict bf guilty rendered on clrcumstancial evidence. A motion for a. new trial was Sled heard and ruled. and the case. went to the supreme court.

The supreme court re the judgment of the COlrt below and this Is the second trial which will take several days. there is a. goodly number of witnesses for the state and defense. Solicitor Roberts. assisted by Colonel Bartlett.

Is prosecuting while the defendant is represented by Colonels W. E. Sparks. Washington and. Joe Northcutt.

of cworth. The circumstance or the killing is this TOBACCO CAUSED CORSUPTIOK. used Three and a Half Pounds of Tol acca Weekly for Two Years. Takes To Gets Quick Cure. Gains Pour and a Half Pounds.

Consumption Gone. Two Rivers Wis. May Special reat ee tement is being manifested over the miraculous recovery of Mr Joseph winker who for several years has been considered a haneless Consumptive. In- tVeStjgtiOn shows that for over thirty- two years he used three and a halt pounds of tobacco a we A short time ago he as induced to try a tobacco habit cure jl To Taltong ai out hIs cure today he said Yes I used No-Toi ac and two boxes completely cured me. i thought and so did all my lends.

oat I had consumption. Now they say as you say. how healthy and strong you Joe and whenever they ask me curj my nstnnption I tell them To The last week I used tobacco i lost tour pounds. The morning I began the use of To I we 126H Pounds todaj I weigh 169 a gain of 2H pounds I eat heartily and slecj well. Be.

2 Eed To I was so nervous that when I went to drink I had to hold glass in both hands. Today my nerves ctly steady. here did I get No. STif At the dru store. is made the tSerling Remedy Company.

Chicago. Montreal and NEW York who will famous booklet 'Don't Tobacco' Your Life Away. wr tten tree le for the asking efl To under cure. On March 1S35. old man Roberts and his famUy re sitting around.

their fireside between sundown and dark. when two men. disguised stepped into the door with their lUna presented and uJd. hands UV and immediately fired on old man Roberts Shootlag oft his left arm and tbe shot Penetrating- his left side. lie lived until.

next morning at 4 clock when he died. The motive of the murderers. was thought to be robbery. as it was known thathe had money but they made ivo attempt to rob. they disappeared In.

the dark after the shooting. Miller and Paton were arrestel shortly afterwards under a warrant charging them. with the killing. They waived a preliminary bearing and went to' Jail. In August the grind Jury found true bills against Clabe Miller was put on trial.

Mrs. Roberts swore she recognized Clabes walk as he approached the house. Nancy Roberts the- daughter of Hagan Roberts swore she recognized Globes voice when he demanded that they throw up their hands. There. were also found tracks bf two men approaching the Rouse one of which was made by.

a person wearing IL sharp- toed shoe such a rtioe as dabs Miller wore- the time of the killing. This was the main feature of the evidence together with the tact. that Clabe. in his statement did' not account for his whereabouts on the evening of the killing to the satisfaction of the jury. and he- was convicted with a recommendation of the Jury for mercy.

LAW FIGHT. Shooting Scrape in Randolph County Yesterday One Nan Shot. Cufhbert. Ga. May Special Sam Pwe and Bird Jones.

law. had an altercation on the Peake plantation. five miles east of Cuthbert. today. Jones shot with a 38 Smith Wee.

son pistol. the ball entering the forehead near the center and coming out near the temple. The wound is dangerous. though' not. necessarily fatal.

Jones wade his escape. Parties who came to for a warrant gave the following account of the affair. Jones lives on his mother-in-law's farm. Sam PeiLIie formerly resided there also. Bad blood" sprang up between them.

whereupon Peaks left and went to his' mother-in-law to live. Peake was on a visit to his mothers today with Jones. The quarrel was renewed whereupon Jones pulled out a pistol and shot Peaks with the above result. Both are white men and representatives of good and substantial families EXCITEMENT AT POLSO. Two Negroes Charged with Assaulting aGirL Adalrzviile May 26 Special -Considerable excitement prevails at Folsom.

In the eastern part of this county owing to an assault that was committed last Sunday by Bud Posey ant EH Johnson on la Johnson. sixteen years old all tie- gross. Posey and Johnson were put on trial this afternoon. The girl Is said to be halt- witted. Posey has been arrested twice before for the same offense but has always come clear.

This time it Is thought the evidence will convict him. SILAQ WON THE WAGER But the Dollar Will Do Rim No Good in the Other World. ThomasvUte Ga. 1 Special Silas Herrington the white bootblack who ate a teaspoonful of parts green Sunday night to win a wager of 1. died this morning from the effects of the poison.

The gentlemen who made the wager with him employed two ph siclans and did everything in their power to save the boys life. but without avail. and gave. him a respectable burial. SUSPECTED OP BURGLARY.

Arrest of Several Negroes by the Police of Americas. Amerlcus Ga. May The police have captured three negroes whom they suspect as being implicated In a. number of petty burglaries committed here within the pat two weeks. A raid was made Sunday night upon the store of John T.

Taylor on Cotton avenue. and some money and a lot of pocket knives stolen. Last night the police ed George Waring. Ed arid Henry Tucker. upon each or whom was found some of the goods stolen.

rom Taylorfe store. The negro Waring It B. notorious thief and has often been in the tolls before. Within the past two weeks a. half dozen petty burglaries have been committed and the police are confident that they have caught some of the gang.

at least The improvements to be made here at once by the Georgia. and Alabama railway will give employment to several hundred laborers for a month or more. The hills in the vicinity of the depot and yards here are to be leveled to a grade. while the dirt taken theretrom will. be used in filling in a high trestle nearly a half mile In length and crossing the lowlands south of the city.

Every street crossing in the city. a dozen in number. will be below grade arid spanned by Iron bridges. thus doing away with sit danger from that source. Nearly 30100 will thus be expended in Improving the property right here.

SANK IN THE CHATTAHOOCHEE. Going Down of the Queen City" in the River Below Columbus. Columbus. Ga. May 2t Special Kews reached here tonight of an unfortunate accident which happened this afternoon to the steamer Queen City of th Merchants' and Planters' Line.

about thirty miles below tie city on the Chattahoochee river. The steamer suddenly and unexpectedly struck a concealed snag. the of which had been unknown to the pilots resulting In sinking the vessel to the bottom It was thought that the snag en. countzred was the sunken shaft of the old ship Fly. which plied the rtyer many years ago.

A hole of such size was torn in the vessels bottom that it sank. Fortunately the river is very low. owing to the lack of rains arid at the point where the accident occurred the stream was only about three feet deep. Consequently while the steamer rested on the bottom. not even her lower deck was submerged and the passengers aboard were not endan.

gered In the least though naturally there was considerable excitement Immediately after the accident. A messenger was. sent to the city for aid. and at a late hour tonight the steamer Apalachee left for the scene of the occurrence. having on hoard a.

crew who will aid In repairing as quickly as possible the Queen City's mage. Short on Water. Tumpkln GII. May 26. Special There is some danger of.

a scarcity of water In this section. unless we have good. rains soon. Many wells have failed already and others- are getting low. If-good rains come even now it will be several weeks before it reaches the sources which supply water to our wells.

Many are hauling water from the streams near town. A scarcity of water has never before occurred to Lumpkln Not a Case of Murder. ThomasvUe. May Special. Coroner Johnson herd another Inquest to day on the body of Charley Bracewell.

the negro found dead yesterday- TE first In quest was held by Ii Justice of the pe ce and resulted In a verdict that this peJr. came to his death at the hands of parties unknown. The Jury today. had the body exhumed and after examining ft brought In 4 verdict to the effect that the negroc death was fromprovidentiaIjeatBes AMRYjIILL if SELECTED To' Try the Alleged Trili Wreckers tat JefftrsenI1Ie. SURPRISE IN THE COURTROOM When the Judge Abruptly Stepped the Trial AND DISCHARGED THE JURY IN THE CASE It Was Ascertained That Some of the Jury Had Conversed with Out- ziders on the Case.

JeffersonvJlle. Ga. May K. The trial of Criswell bad an abrupt termination this morning It was ft lightning stroke from a. clear sky.

As slated in yesterdays special the Jury had been toads and three' witnesses examined. The case had made fair progress yesterday. under the circumstances. The jury was pujt In charge of bailiffs under the charge of iia honor. and were- promptly In court at the hour of assembling this morning The states counsel asked that the jury be sent put and the fact developed- that two of the Jury who had duly qualified were relatives of the wife of the former prosecutor Deputy Shertr James Id.

Smith. It was-also developed that one of the Jury who had duly qualified and been selected after being placed on his volt- dire. had some months ago expressed the opinion that the defendants would be acquitted and that they ought to be. because If guilty they had been sufficiently punished already. This was denied by the juror.

but Judge Smith deemed the evidence sufficient to have the solicitor issue a rule against him. Had Talked to the Jury It was also proven that Mr. Glover a brother law of two of the trial jury. had talked to these two this morning and that on yesterday he was offering to bet that there would be an acquittal or a mstrlaL All of these circumstances caused Judge Smith to declare a mistrial and the jury was discharged foom the consideration of the ease. These circumstances created decided sensation and at noon today the case was no further advanced than before itwas sounded yesterday morning.

Colonel Joe Hall took exceptions to the judges ruling maintaining that the warrant on which Criswell was tried at the original commlttment trial had been dismissed that Mr. Smith was not now the prosecutor and. therefore. the relationship of the jurors to Smiths wife had no bear. ing upon the case whatever.

Mr. Rogers the marshal of Cochran is now the prosecutor At this Juncture there was some ver sharp and snappy sparring between Colonel Joe Hall and Colonel Nat Harris who at this time took an active part the prosecution for the first time. Indeed. was a good deal of sputtering and caustic remarks indulged in by nearly nil oT the attorneys employed in the case. Colonel Hall continues to wear the fierce look out of his eyes.

which seems to have grown chronic with him and there was a cast Iron expresson of displeasure on the countenances of all of the lawyers which remained with them for a. long while. There was certainly some temper dlsplaed and no doubt whatever that these. legal gentlemen have allowed ther feelings in this case to run away with their better judg. menu and usual ChesterflelJlan urbanity After Mr.

Hall had been overruled in all of these matters to which lie made excep. tions a new jury was finally made and the examination of witnesses began. Train Officers Testify. Captain Lowry who was In charge of the wrecked passenger train. testified on cross examination that he did not consider a trestle that would sink down on ene side three or tour inches when B.

train was passing over it safe nor did he consider a trestle where the heart. of the supports was not larger than hs as safe. This seems to indicate that Colonel Hall intends to prove this to have been the condition of the trestle at. the time the wreck occurred. The conductor of the wrecked freight tram testified that.

some new piling had been placed under the trestle since the wreck. All have testified thus tar that the Umbers were all sound. That the case will develop some big sensations seems to be the opinion of all and the fur is expected to fly from some source before the case is ended. The ease has been In an almost inextricable tangle most of the day. Many exceptions have been filed by the defense and the case will certainly go to the supreme court if the defendants are found guilty Criswell asked Sheriff Jones today hat he thought would be the result of the triaL The sheriff answered he did not know.

Criswell then requested that the. sheriff would hang him publicly In the event of a conviction. He said he would as soon die that way as any other way. Colonel Martin of Hawkinsville is now. conducting the examinations for the.

state nod seems to be the leading counsel for that side. Colonel. Hall Interrogates witnesses for the other side and seems very successful in making witnesses tell all they know how- ever reluctant they may be. Forged a Ministers Name. Savannah Ga.

May. 26. Spe-ial Two checks for HO each with Rev. Charles H. Strong's time forged on' them were passed Saturday right on W.

Cooper and P. Tuberly. The forgery was sot discovered until todav. The forger is supposed to be a sailor who was looking for position as xton in St Johns church where Dr. Strong preceded.

DEALER DOS OTK2PIT. SENDI5 FOR PACKAGE ESTABLISHED IS70 I1 OPTICIAN i GLASSES AND SPECIftCUL REPAIRED 5PGC1ALSTYLESOT5PQCTACLES iP I AW EYE GLASSES flADETO ORDER LENS GRINDING AND OCULISTS PCQCRIPTtONJ ASPtciAirr iZwyuuuj. ST. ATLANTA CA. WHEEW BOLLUftf IN ATHENS.

A Bicycle Club Formed Two Funerals. Tearing Down a Church Building. Athens Ga. May The bicycle craze has struck Athens full tilt. During the past few weeks the sales here have been enormous.

Athena now has a thriving bicycle school for ladles and a bicycle club with a large membership. Mr. Thomas lie Riddling formerly a itl- zn of. Athens. died yesterday morning at Comer and was burled there yesterday afternoon lie had been 111 for several.

days with a severe case of typhoid fever. He was for several years an attache of the postoce of this city. wterday morning- at lit o'clock the fu neral or Captain C. G. Talmadge was held at the First.

Presbyterian church. The church was crowded with friend or the' deceased. Mrs. Llpscomb. the youngest daughter of Captain Talmadge who had been in Washington.

C. was Joreed to come from Lola to Athens Sunday night by private conveyance a distance of forty miles in order to be present at the funeral. The funeral ceremonies were. conducted In a beautiful and Impressive manner Chancellor William E. Boggs of tb State univrrsly.

Yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock the fu neral' of Mr Moses Myers was held at the synagogue an immense concourse- of friends being present to pay the last tribute of af- Yection to the memory. of the deceased. Rabbi Rubensteln officiated In an impressive manner. At the grave the remains of Mr. Myers were burled with Masonic honors.

It has been many daj since Athens was celled upon to bury on one day two as prominent cltxens as Captain Talmadge and Mr. Myers. Tearing It Down. The work of tearing down the First Baptist church building teas begun and soon the work upon the new 118000 edifice. will begin.

The last sermon In the old church was preached by Dr. W. H. Young Sunday Among the attentive listeners was the venerable Professor Williams Rutherford. who was a member when this building was erected and who has lived to see It torn down.

Professor Rutherford has been quite ill for some time but is now consid. ct-ably Improved and the Indications are favorable to his complete recovery. The vestry of Emanuel Episcopal church has awarded the contract tot- finishing up their handsome new building on Pt-kite avenue to Watson Bros. whose bid was 31000. The church is already about halt completed.

Watson Bros. will put a large force of hands at work there at once and will rush the ork rapidly. Tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock the closing exercises' of the Athens city schools Will be observed. At Washington street school an interesting programme of song and recitations has been arranged. The graduating class will read essays and the diplomas and Burke scholarship medal will be delivered Professor D.

C. Donner. president of the board of education. Newsy Notes. Mr.

and Mrs. M. U. Michael leave tomor. row for an extended visit to the west.

They will spend several weeks In Denver and other points In Colorado. and then will go to San Francisco before returning home. Mrs. N. R.

Alkin of Atlanta is visiting Mrs. W. Butler. of ths city. everal Athens Odd Fellows are In Atlanta attending the ses of the grand lodge of Georgia.

Athens would be glad to entertain the grand lodge next year. Mr. and Mrs. Blllupa Phlnlv return home. toznorro after a visit to New York.

Mr. Audley Morton is back from Atlanta and Macon. Miss Mary Lou Hinton will visit relatives In Virginia In a few weeks. Misses Ethel Green and Mary Thomas have returned to their homes In Atlanta after a ting friends here Miss Katherine Tift after uisIting Misses Mary llodgson and Isabel Thomas has returned to her home In. Tifton.

Mrs. M. A Dugas of Augusta. will visit Mrs. A.

Phlnlzy tnls week. Professor I. 11 Charbonnler Is visiting relatives in Chester. S. C.

Mrs. 1. P. Campbell who has been quite ill. Is considerably better.

TO MEET AT HIGH SHOALS. Logansville Elects' Delegates to the Sunday School Conference. Logans ille. Ga. Ma 6 Special -Delegat hive be ef ttd1 to uttered the semi annual meeting of th Walton county Sunday.

School conference. which Is to be held at High Shoals Friday May 29th Saturday the 30th. and Sunday the list. About twenty will attend from this place. Logansville which place had.

the first meeting of this conference. Is going to make an effort to secure the. next confer- enee meet there. The conference is doing good. and the people everywhere appreciate the great benefits It is bestowing upon Its members.

Mr. W. L. Floyd is attending court in F21berton this week. Saturday was court day here and the town was crowded with candidates.

Mr. D. Langford who was hurt a runaway horse' last week Is Improving rapidly. Mr. Crawford one of Logansvliles oldest and most highly respected citizens.

Is dying His children have. been called to his bedside The Logansvllle High school will close next Friday. This year has been the most prosperous of any for a long time. Profes- sor R. Whltworth Is to be- congratulated upon the good work he and his able assistants have done.

it. Is probable that he wilt teach a special. preparatory school this summer. The school Will open the first Monday In Jul Mr O. Wadsworth has returned from a visit to Southern Pines.

N. C. WILL GO TO CUBA. Appointment of Dr. Brunner To Succeed Dr.

Burgess. Savannah Ga. May 26. Special Dr. W.

Brunner. Savannahs efficient health officer has-been appointed by Secretary G. Carlisle of the United States treasury medical officer. in charge cf the marine hospital sen Ice at Havana. CUvx.

He will succeed Dr. Daniel Burgess who Is to re sign Eft a tervlce of many years. This Is' a most Important position and the tm nt is a high compliment to Dr. Brunners ability. While the Information as to the appointment is somewhat meager there is no doubt as to its authenticity.

and Savannah will in a churl Urns lose one of Its most. competent city officers. Dr. BrzzOner him. self wont not discuss his appointment to though be practically admitted that die has been informed of his selection medcal representative of the United States on the island of Cuba.

lie stated however that perhaps he could give some Information on the' subject In a day ortwo Accident on the Macon and Dublin. Jeffersonyifle Ga. May 26 Special. The passenger train on tho Macon and Dub lin met. with an accident about twenty miles below" here today.

An we under a car loaded withcross ties broke and de railed several carsV The train was. delayed several hours and the track considerably torn up. This road runs an ox-cart ached. ole and accidents sarely occur and are never serious. If one hurt.

When Nature Xeed assistance it may be best to render It proirrtly but one should remember to us even the mostperfect remedies Ouy whet- tmost simple sod gentle remedy is the of Figs manufactured theCalifortaa Fi Eyrujj Commencing nonday May 35th1 we will deliver all laundry Ira boxes Shirtsas well as Collars and Send us your work and get it back the same as new GUTHMAN TEAM LAUNDRY Enlarged and Remodeled 132 Peachtree Street. Phone 610. Suits Cleaned Dyed and I resed Agents wantean other towns. or ths Southern Femals College Col- legs Part BRILLIANT ESSAYS AND MUSIC The Most Prosperous Session of the Cox College Has Just Closed. A special train carried out a large number of visitors to College Park on Monday afternoon to witness the exercises by the senior.

class. The programme highly. entertained the audience and was as fol lows Music by the Mandolin Club. The Famous Rides in Literature- Scottish rides. James Fitijames.

Lord Ullins Miss Amelia Shumete. Savannah Ga. John tiris Jane Duke Jackson Ga. Tennyson's rides Lsuncelot and Guinevere Charge of the. Light Annlo MoLane Senota Ga.

Vocal Solo Swiss Song" K. Jones. Browning's rides. How They Brought the Good News from Ghent to Abe The Last Ride Together" Il3s Willie Lester Union Springs. Ala.

American rides Paul Revere "Bedouin Love Song" MJss Ada Miller Mill. ray Ga. Burns's rides Tern 0' Shanier Miss Mallah Godfrej. Cave Spring. Ia.

Piano solo Bamboula" K. Jones. Senior class celebration Salutatory Julia Turner. West Point. Go.

Class essay Miss Lucy Lanier West Point. Go. Address to Class Miss Emma Adams West Point a. Song a Voce of the Grass Boat Sons" Chorus class. Class Miss Nettle.

Evans Halcjondale Ga. Prophecy Miss Bennle Mae Ingram. Eatonton Ga. Class PoemHUtes Ludle Daniel Atlanta Ga. Class Song Shall We Gather at the River aledkjtory Miss Ousete Ro er LaGrange Ga.

Onl section of the senior class was appointed to read papers Ti ere fifty candidates for graduation but It is an Illustration of the hIch standards maintained by the college that only about half this number successfully finished the courses The Honor. RolL The honor roll of the various classes In' the school Is as follows Seniors In A. B. course- Emma Adams Nellie Evans Lucy Lanier Gusgle Roper Jula Turner. Seniors In M.

a. course- B. Ingram Willie Lester. Ada Miller Amelia Shumate Seniors In eclectic course- Lucite Daniel Intermediates- Mary Lou Caldwell Jennie Da Daisy Gray Rosa Joiner Grace Lee Nep. Stevens.

Sopiromore Lila Rabyn. Freshman Mary I Minnie Osborne Sub-'Freshman Sadie Howard. hen It Is known that these twenty young ladies out of 2GO pupils reached the honor grade this distinction will be ap- prpctated The following young ladles won medals Improvement in art. Ida Kline. Savannah Ga.

Drawing. Annie Stakely Union Springs Ala. Painting Emmie Castellow Eufaula Ala. I locution B. M.

Ingram. Eatonton Ga. General chemistry Lucile Daniel Atlanta Ga. Analytic chemistry. Rosa Joiner.

Haw- klnsvllle Ga. General excellence Augusta Gordon Roper. LaGrange Ga. Cordeles First Shipment of Peaches. Cordele.

Ga. May 20 Special The first rate of Alexander peaches wits shipped to day from Cordele by Dr. Baker consigned to an Atlanta firm The peaches were thoroughly ripe and In good condition for shipping. ITHE DEMAND FOR GORHAM 2 ft for Wedding Presents ft has led to the production ft ft of innumerable designs ft A expressly prepared for A 0 the happy andg as appropriate and beau- tif ul for he purpose as the most gifted artists can. conceive and the most.

skillful artificers produce. Too good lot Dry Goods Stores- Jewelers only. OUR BYSWLLED CHARLES wcRANlcHv. MWT A Vfl1ST TV Ctl 3I If the inter- 4 Reduced this has fath- er husband or brother wholsfamil-i vicissitrudes we refer her to either as to the absolute reasonableness of thefollowing statements regarding the present condition of our Shirt Waist stock. Some advertisers explain every bargain with a subterfugt or deception.

They bear a strange antipathy against Facts. Every upecial sale is embellished 5 with lurid exaggeration gammon and humbuggery. Truth Suits. Us We don't Depend upon imagination or inventive genius for causes whet. we have great values to offer.

The bald facts answer Our purposes perfectly. The actual conditions that created these Shirt Waisf Bargains are told by us clearly many dealers would obscure them with a mass of choose your own word. We bought a tremendous quantity of Shirt Waists in fact have never stopped buying them. After' two months of successful sellingwe indjthat the size range of many lines are more or less depleted. Yesterday the rainstorm that produced a trade lull we separated all the broken lines from the full lines and have placed the former on two special counters to be closed out at two special prices.

Lot I About 2 dozen Shirt Waists in Striped and Figured Wash ma. terials all good styles high collars full double yoke big sleeves beautifully laundered deep cuffs all right in every way OrigU. inally sold at 750 and 100. Choice now. 490 Lot About 35 dozen Shirt Waists in choice and elegant materials in cluding Percales Madras Jaconats Zephyrs Dimities and the like.

There are Stripes Checks designs Persian and Dresden effects. All styles-not. newness nor goodness about collar cuff yoke front back' nor sleeve but that you'll find it among them. Originally sqld at 125 150 175 and 200 Choice now. o8c WESLEY JUNIORS.

Original Compositions Read bj the Class Yesterday. AN INTERESTING. PROGRAMME Awarding of Medals by Rev. 3. A.

Harmon Literary Address By IT. Monk at Night. Macon. Ga. May 26 Special.

The Junior exhibition Wesleyan Female college in original compositions was held this morning at the' chapel In the presence of a Very largo audience. The following pro. gramme was splendidly rendered Music Marche du Sacre Meyerbeer- First piano Misses N. Vardeman Winches- ter second piano. Slunk.

L. liardeman third piano Scully Clinton. Music. Invitation a la Valse. Weber- First piano Misses Armstrong.

Crlttenden second piano. Holmes. Weaver third. piano Henry Davis. 8ay Lace and Lace Making" Miss Emma Bell.

Lake Providence La. Essay. iibatorlh Homes of Laura A. Suuilvani Johnston Station Ia. Vocal duet Entreaty Misses Wilder and Ilerriagion.

Essay "Georgia's Shame" Misa Johnle W. Undsey. Irwlnton. Ga. Essay.

The Cry of ChlWrea" Mlsa Jamie Frederick. MarshaUville Ga. Vocal duet. When' the' Stars Are. Shin- Ing" Gleb Misess Heath and lianleman.

Essay. Our Society Column" Mlss Irene Jewett Macon. Ga. Debate. Is the Entrance of Women into Professional Life Beneficial to' Society Affirmative.

Miss Susie Martin Perry. Gaj negative Miss Vlera Griffin colmesnsil Tex. Music Venire Terre. Jock son First piano Misses Goodman L. bi.

Woolen second piano. Cteghorn. Cohen third piano Lynum Hand. Essay. The Art Forgetting" Mies Mary NotVngham.

Macon Ga. Es yt MISUSEd Woras" Miss MinnIe Parker. Tampa. TSTa Essay AK leograpalcal James Miss Edith ftat on Macon. Ga.

Vocal duet. Hear Me. Misses Ella sod Burney Sheffield. Essay Our Wlregrass Colony" Miss Irene hush. Camilla Ga.

Essay Go South Young Man" Miss Mattle WaiteMaoonGa Ga Awarding of mrfrls. Rev. J. A. Harmon pastor Grace Methodist Episcopal church Mac Ga.

Chorus. HaUFahT Queen from Benedict Harmonic Society. Benediction. Medals Awarded v. 3.

A armon of Maconvln a very- eloquent and appropriate speech awarded the medals. liii remarks provoked ronald- erible. applause. The- gold modal for the best scphomore reader was awarded' to' Miss Ada Heath Charlotte. N.

C. The gold medal for the best sophomore composition was awarded to. MUs Ellie Plckett. of Savannah. Ga.

The gold medal for the best junior composition was awarded to Miss Vlera Griffin of Colxnesnelb Tex. Tonight Rev Dr. Alonso Monk delivered the- annual literary aAtress. It was one of the ablest arid most. Interesting speeches ever made thla eUxjuent sod gifted orator i Tomorrow Ii commencement day and the be exceedingly interesting.

IT WAS INTKRESTXNG. Zntertalniaent of the Elocution Ites Southem Peinale College. LaGrange Oa May SpecIal Th elocution department or the Southern Female college. presided over Miss' Wilier Holt gave one of the most entertaining programmes last evening at the chapel of this Institution ever rendered la this iitj- Not many months ago Miss Holt about the time she' accepted a position In this college made- her debut In Atlanta as an elocutionist and at that time she was tti spoken of by. that city.

but her work last night. and that of liar pupils far cur- passe the expectations of her most ardent admirers. The progre was as follows Aeolian orchestra. The Runaways" Harry S. Edwards- Miss Willie Baker.

What She Told Kitty Miss Louise Hudson. Violin Solo Anon Miss Eula Render. iMarlt and I Anon Miss Ethel Dailla Two Valentines Anon Render. Scene from The Chaperon R. Baker place parlor of Mbss Morongs fashionable school for young- ladles.

Characters Mile. Jeanne commonly called Johnnie Miss Cornelia Willis Joyce Dyncourt Jocht our leader. Miss. Nell Cailoway Phllls Phil Mss ilerla Render Lllliacs Miss Ethel DaVis Judith Mia WUie Baker. Daisy Miss Jennie Lou Heard Clara alien.

Nep Ferrellj Florence Miss Mattie Reid ga Miss Bett Render Suzanne stage struck and would-be etecu- ttonlst Miss Jul1a lbornady A Woman's Way" Nell Calloway. The Women of- Mumbles Head" Miss Ilettie Render. Poison Characters ItatUe an InvalKJ Miss Holt Kate her long sister Mrs. A. jH Nunnally Anna a friend of Haute and Kate iMIsa Freeman Jane a housemaid Miss Jierta Render.

Piano Solo Aacher iliss Freematu Statue poses Delsarte class Niobe Group. Toilet the lit Dance the Muses Farewell to Home. Night and the Fates the Muses. Death of Virginia- Misses Freeman Callawy Bender Fer. tell.

Heard liornady L3ilis Bakpr Reid. The last number statue poses was done as well as professionals everpeTform but these sweet girls much prettier than the average actresses under the reflection of the soft- mellow light made a scene that caused the vast audience go Into' rapturous applause nd again and again the curtain had to be raised on the dtf- ferent scenes before the audience would be satisfied. This has been a red-letter lay for LaGrange at the Southern. Female college. As the morillrg trains came In they brought great numbers of linsona from different sections of the state and front Atabamato take part In the ceremonies of- laying the corner stone of the dormitory of this grand old Institution.

Grand Master John Pc Shannon of. Elberton a prince among good fellows and one of the brightest Masons to be found was in iibr happiest mood and the manner in which he coMurted the exercises and did the work added a glory to Masonry thai has rarely ever- been wttnessjii. Over 50) Masons were la line Of march from the lodge room to rollge campus where a vast number or lad a and gentlemen hri already assembled to witness the eeionIes. Beneath th cool shades or the wide-spreading elms and every window and balcony of the eurroondtng buildings were seen beautiful women. some were sweet college girls others were- young ladle matrons and even grandmothers who had graduated at the- old SoiftlIer1 Female long years ago baa come back to bid odspeedto to their old alma mater as he starts on her pew life and enters a broader field for usefulness The scene was inspiring and it is no -wonder that Grand Master Shannon was so happy In his work anti his address.

Immediately Upon. laying' the stone th Macons. followed by the large audience. led tb way Into the chapel. where Judge Jttn W.

Akin. of Cartersvmeoth the orator of. the occasion delivered most eloquent address. His address Showed a wide-read- hog and research and no epitome of ft cast do anythhsg like justice. In a few chosen sentences lie was Introduced to' the.

an- 3 dence by his personalfrlewl Professor Clifford it. Smith of Female college. After the address the JMasons returned to their lodge room where they' a regular love Iraat a 1 had two short talks one from Colonel S. Mob-ley. grand master of the grand lodge and Major John H.

Jones. of Elberton. who has been a Mason Ove years- and cow though. he approaches his tour score years yet the tenets of Masonry' lure held as fast. and kept as brlgh as ever A voem written for' occasion Major C.

Wt ilubner was read by Nunnally after judge Aklns 1 4 DRUGGED In TtIbotuperlOl RYDE Il NESS' HaveDr CO DrnON 26. In anum- def dant Imp rUal I. i i pulon A pUlsewas 968. ked 8bout ml ht reft tlon Yes was-a thr wn C. 1.

ail H. Un. hislucid to lre sonlng. 7. H.

tbemotlon Is at moneyand mAL Gat Speclal Po tile. Thedefendanu statertlmmenced clrcumstanclalevldence filed theecond tilal. anddefense antis Wasl lngton. WBS IPfIOB. I ca Gets WI ay ureat eeiternent m1rac lous Ir nke two ot week jCOflfSl T.

B1I.c about 1 cur 1 sa kIok hat red oons ptlon. 1 tcda 2. a rv wt nt the perfectly Where by Flee drug It de Ye rk mall the Spit and Smoke wrtten tee sample lOluterir Bac i- t1ifh ui famUywe IIltUngaro feI. id8t. betw nlIundonand dooicwlththelr hndlJV andtmmedlately onolmanEObeTtL otth1a e.

oclockwhsn motJveot knowntbathe madenottel1lptto uthe wIIlnda AU IbS5the agalbllt. Nancy th persOnwearlng such oe as' wo LAW inRandolph Yesterday-One bert Sam a I th 8. warrant acrountot mothe laws to-his Ja 1es. was ed. whe upon a GirL Special.

1J Lavla 1'- SILA May who. of. wager-of physicians everY- gave. hi Severi Ma arres store. hll1sin early Downof ay City.

the steamer denly existence ot ht count red D. accl ent th de no to as There arcttyof havetaJl daJready getting now. severalweeksbetore our tertrom towDA scar of-Murder' Muy' ec1al. bedanoth to- on TW. in.

I fttiepel reSJlt verdlcttbathc toMs atthe. DdSptP3Jt1es. I' jl1ryto d' he Uam1n1nRbrought verct teneg fm 1 3Jf' AINEWJURYf WInn KT J. iJ i th 11egedTrl Jrtkei. tle eJYUe SUR RISE IN' THCOURTRQOM WteJUdgbr tY8 pe Ta AD DSCHRGE TE INTHtC SE.

Wa AsceredTt Smeotthe Ju wtOt- ider Case Jetrervlle The ttJ Criswel arpt ternaUontla. I wa htnln strb fm t. cl ar 117. A alte 8pclal ad winesse exmined. hd tar pes.

custnces. Thf wa put chae baUtr te cbr hil prompty curt hou ssemblng tl moring. Te stes ju ad te ta develop I wh qualfed wer' i relatve wte forme Dputy Smih. I waalso devloped ha qualifed nd selectd. ater plaed ag te I defendnts acquited I ad ougt b.

beause I glty ha sufcienty alrea3. te evdence sufcient him Hd Tked JU pryen Ir. Gover ln tral I talke moring I ytera wa oterlng bt ter a aquittal Al crcumstances delre mistral ry diched ttm consideraton circumstnces crted I' laton no. toay tuther avancd han btore I It sunded lterday momll. Colonel tok excepUol judgs rulng.

mntaining war- Criswel wa trcd te preutor therefoe. rlatoship wie ha nobear- Roger. hai Cochrn te pr ery shar ad sprng betwen Jo Hal ad Har tme tok actve prt Inhe plecu- ton tme. ther was custc maks i nerl al a te emioyed ca contnues ferce lok gwn ht. Iron countenance lwyers remaned tem a whie.

Tere ws dlsplaye an watever temen Ilowed teelng wih theirbeter Cesterehla urbaniy. Afer Hal ovruled al the maters. ecep. tons a jur fraly examinaton winesses n. Oficers Testfy.

Lwt chare passe tested. examinaton treste sn Iwn on inhes was.ps- sfe. ts- te larger tha a Hal pove CniUon trete at tme te ocurred" con ucor Tcked tr tetied ping ha plaed trete sln weck. Al testfted tt 1e tmbers al soun te wi satons expted sme en ed. ce mt day.

any exc p- tons tled cse wU curt i detendat gity Crl wel a rsult thetra sherl. kn w. Crswel ruest publcy convcton a soon a Clonel Mrtin. Hawknsvle oductn exalatons stte sets leaing cousl fo Hal witeS te oher semsv ry SUc stutl mai witesses tel th kow. retutant my Forgd Mit' Name Svanna.

2 Two check 0 Charl s' StrngsDFme foied th er pu i Satlray rght onW. Cooprand torgry dsvere unti tY I. euppsed to tUor wow lokng posiion a sexton S' church Srng' prlched. FTf i ficcl Teg Do iCuh1dg. ns a I eub stru Dft tfeweek theales hereha ve bn enoouLAthenowhasa thrving bcycle shol tor1 le da1tcTc1.

cub 1thaIaJemtnhP. rThomH ya et- Atendleyesterday mtg COme was rled there yestedy afteroon. bni das wth sevee 1se oCtYhOld seerlyeara an' I postcceot thl terd omlnt at l1e f- CtnC GT wa. hld Firt Pebyterian church he chuh wa crowd eds decesed. Mrs LIpsmb.

te Yungt dughter ctn Tlmadg wh ha Washin on DC wa tr Lui Sunay ngh byprlvte conveyace. ditnce ceronies conduced tful ipressive Chancelor WUI Boggs Stt unvcrsy ateron oclok te f- Mr-Moss lmm ne oncous bing pyth lat tbute a- fecton a. Rbi omcafe a gave theremais wlt I ha days cailec 01 a ctzens a Captn Tamadge r. Myers Dw teaing Bap- tlt churh ha begn nso edifce wi chuch WI nday. AO thl attentve lstener wa erble Wllams Ruthertod.

thi ercted lved tor doT' Professr Rulhrfor ha bn 1 tme. no cnsid- eraly Idlctlon rovery. vest Eanuel awared contr fnishing Price ave- wh 10. aY aut Bros wi frce i rsh work rpidly. Tomorw mornig 9.

ocok cos shools wi obsered. Wahington Inter Sttg programe sng relations ange. gauatng cass wU rad scholaship wl delvere Professr educatin. No leve a th wi several we ks otherpolits wl Sn Mrs Aiin. Atlata.

visitng MrJ Buter. 01 cty 1 8 I fn hkgg enterain Jrd lole Jnt Mn. Biups aftl. AudleyMortol bak tom Atanta Maon. wl relatves Virnia weks.

Gr4n' Ma Thoma retured Atanta affr visiting frl nds Tif affr vfltng rlsse Ma Hodsn Isabl Toma. tured Tfon. A. Augsta wi or ltng relatves 1lrs. Campbel.

ha ben I confllderbly btter. 1ETAT SHOA. Lgasle Dlegtes Sudy Conferece. Jgan le Ga. Dele gtps bfl eItE ttld annual neetng th Wato con- Snday.

Shool 1 Shols th. Sturday h. Sunay 31s. wi fro Lgasvle. ple frst meetng thi onferenct.

ftrar secur cnfer- ene Iere. Te g. peple apprecate gat bnefts i upn member I. atending Ebrton thi Saturay Wa. ly WW crowje cdidates.

C. LngCorl runawy lat k. rapldly. MrCmwfor oe Lgasvles Id hlgly rpcted ctzens i chidren ben caled b- LgnsYle wi YEar ha prosprous tme. Pfes- D.

cgatulated an iis ae sI8- tats I pbble wl teac a' pepratory RUmlr. shool wi trst Ionray July. T. Wasworh ture a Suthern CUA Appoitent D. Brer Svanna.

Ga fpetlfD F. BnrerSavannabs efcent th h' be appoited Secretr J. Calse. of ned tr U. medl a afcr.

ch hpita seldceatHavna wil succ Daie Buress. sig after aterlce 1al. Thi mOt ImPrnt potonand 8 plrt atlgh mpll nt Brunneri abUty Whl1the 1ntorlcn aplint- mwhat mer. ufo It athet. wfln.

tbrtme l0eone Is mt comptet ctomcr. Brnnerhlm Iel WJH. notdis. hlsapplntent tG daytbugh leprUeaJyamltted ie bn to eothls sleUon medIc reprttve ortbeUnlt Stt te lld oCCba. elt hwever.

prhap cld gve sme ion- tonon Bubjtb a o. two. Adent. th Cn' dDbli eteionit May Te pas nger trao a DUb met wih. acen au herJday A Uder Clo leS.

br e. de re svercT dele Jeral te JerI tol TIrraOx aed. td a en ad. ae ver Ie ous' 1 a eed. tceltYbbno rnd II Hd i ir' 4 Im NRW lf lng 9rdyM 5 I ewIJdellet alaundr 1 bxes Shir as a' Clar fs.

us yorl I ad i btk' fs me. UTfMAN cnla ancRcmoel 130 132 Street Ph Suit Clene dfrJe. Agent' wanteaotber tOWIS THE SENOR EXERCISES' SonthemFemal ColegeCI. I BRilLANT Te Poserous Sessio. Colleg JUt Clos speal cied lare nt- br otvlslors COlee Pa Mony afeo wlneS Te progae tertae te auience a a rl- Musi te fandoln Cub.

Te Faos Ries. Literatur rlde. Jaes Fltje. Ld Ulns l' Aeia Shutte. Bavam Cowes.

1 JaIe Jacks Ga Luncelo ha ge Ao ni. Bena Voal Sh Sng-K Jone Browings ride. Tey Brot Go toAt" Together Wiie Iter Unin Aa. Amrican rld Lve Ms Aa ie. Mll- Ga Burs's ries.

Tm Sner-s Malah Gtrey. Cve Sprng. OQ Pano lo. cass celebrtl Salulwry-miS Juli Turer. Wet Ga Clrs MIss Lanie.

Wet ss Emme Aas Ws 1ce a the Gr i Bat Sn hors cas Cl Mis EV. HalcoOle. Ga Prphe-Mis Benie Me I Eatoton Ga Clas ils Lue' Der I 1 Cla I Yalelory-Iss RoD. L- I Only sectio las Cntei 1a- prs Thee were fy candlates graduaion. bt I I 111tratln' th.

tancr minaine tht oly about. haf suctetl fnihed' te crse. Te Rl I otthe vaious class ts. lldst I eEm a Ad31 I Luy Lnier. GUjle r'l Snior J.

curse Ingam. Wnle 4a Ml Amela Sniors eletC ourse Luie Dniel Iermtiate far Lu Cawel. Davis Dis Gr y. Roa Gre Steven. SDOmOrE' Lia RbUn.

Ft mn l.r. Slb-Feshman When It' lades ot2 ppis reache gde istncton be ap pr ite folowing lale mes Jml rovement IUne. Svan- Ga' Sring. Paintng. Emie Catllow Efaula A J' louton.

Ingm. Etonton. G6nerl cheistry. Lcle Danie lanta Ga" Analtl chemisry. Roa klnsvl Generl exclence.

Augsta Ropr. Larage CordelesFirst Pees. Corde. The frst Paches WI shipp tg rom T. X.

Bker. rnslgned tanta Irm. pahl rip cnditon O. 1. DE A A FORGR A A SIV A A A A fo Weg Pt le tp ch ebl g' A A ay' fo f.

0. pag tt e' a. 611. cccead msal 1 1 0 1. S.

1 1. co. 0 I' if in I ft Dn DtRd jr Waists i i ft 1 i' rx Jf qf" ho sJami-l edt PtiCe5 fa i 1" vcit des ilera teabl naben sttezentrg dingthe pr eIt 9 4o' iiur hir Vat ock Sm adverser xplai eyer bar rub ree 1eY2 i beataF ta tJa eU hed. i iJun egerto gmmon hur uger. rj Trtbpp it lW dontdep jan rJ yet niu.

wehave' gret aue ffe eb gJ 6 rp no per fety. Jeacta ditoItarci Jtn bi Wais a JS many de erJould bsc mPHJ oe yo owiw i eboJghtatrelendoy qulintifyofSlirt' istsJnfact haven sto pedibiigg. then Afer I lsof si cessf l. indth tjhes ng i tr ly. lnesa reorl eplete rday du ipgtheraiItstorI Jhltprodlced llW separ aUl bro nlnes fromJheJulllnes" nd Jl yeOplac e4t1nrfor ontwo sp i QPlters Joje sed tattwospeciarpr Lt I- bout 25 Shr tiSfnp adFigre Vahra.

ter a' go stlebig ol leev beautfuly la pdered cu al. In ey f' Ofg ialysldat7Sc an I. Ji 9 7 Ut I-About 3 S. ze. Shir tirrc njt i Tater i euding erc Madr con tUphyr JIIi lke.

Therear Strpe Check lad Flo i riar Dreden fect. Al stf ota pew tn r' Qd cufyok frontbacKnor veibutJhat Q1 d' among th m. OrginalysQldat t2 SJ J. 175 nd ic t.f.i 8c' Chambepf3DfUSO qDfBtOSR QO. Origina R6dbJ th Clas' yesteray.

A rdg 1rIea1sbynJA HonLtrrAdde Pl D1rIonatN ght. i SpEtLTe lto WeleanF col- legen org1atc psIUon wa leld tht mrg Inhe pr8cof er lar adleeT loWingpro gmme wa sPle 1idli. rendei llule. Mar8 Scre Meyerb Firt pano MIes Nlf rem. Winches 1IokLUardeman.

pl0 CUton' i InvltU na 1aYasWe Fit. planoMI Crtenden sed HolmeWever thlrdpIn a d' klngMs" EmmULeProvtdec Essy Jsto Hoe Amem' i 1urA. vaohton Vol 1uet. Eltrr es' wer. i ad Hengon Esy.

eg SeMls Johle Lnd8Irlntn I Essyh Cllr' Ja FrederlkMarhalvUle Ga Vo Star sdn- mg Hethud laemn. EsavOur Sty Mts I Je1ettManGL DbteJs Etrco Pfeioal LieBneci BetY Afnatve Is Sueartln PerrGa negtiv Jls Vier GrComenei TEx usl Vetr Terre. KowaJs-ack 8l F1t. pano 1ltaeGmI. otel send.

pan CgOr. i Cen thlrdpla BumHnd EsjY JeArCFOUm 1.i MNWn ham. acr. 01. yMIRs Wo sle ParkerTapT Ey AI cgP Ic a I.Y.

18. FItb ftats. 1. Vol dUEt I oMs Ele aBy Sheteld' EY. Ou Wlrgr yr Ire etl Eny SthYonlan Yli YattB WalteaGa A wardingt cmf1s AHn 1ett tEpp Fa Qnir 1 anootMan ploeFan arte aWae th mealr I.

okdrnid eAbl llmeatlr th lt Ipomre. aware' Mi ehCuoNtC gld mdlitotb3btlphoore cmplon MI EUePlckeU oS- vnGa 1. mea to tbf jnlocmpltl waet 1 YlerGrn' elex i Talg Re DOo1 delve nultr cIasoof. ablet7a Sh I. I JGa 1r pll.

IO deeqt. oC th Sthey t. i. 1" rfRf 5J 0' pi evengllhech Plot thlinsUltoI ere I Notmany rths. Holt thete3hecete.

ostn 1 1s clegem herdeuLncAt ta. and thattie shew8 U4 all. ken thtctYi. he lat. thato.

tlsu theexpets' oChero. a i 1 Aehanorchetra 7heRnwrs. 1ar MiWlle aer. Wbat Sh oll Ut 1r I nn sJ ui nei. ad AnoMl Ete11 ZC plae' prior oonga tat slot younlE Carte Mie Jene cmmIy.

aled Johne MlsCornelia WlLJoyceDynurt JOh OU. ri lea. erMISS elCloay i Pls. PblkM18B rRederLl MtEthel DallJuditllp WUe' BeriDIMIJenle Lu. Hear Wis eelF1r nc.

Ms 1latieReid plgMlssBteReOer Sune stagesrucaIw b. tlnl JuYUofy WosWIy18Nel lway WomeotoYtle Ue" 1s BeUIReer Poso Cn ersUate Jnva 1 HOltKteHher Jong1utrernJlff rlA. i hosid MIs rta Rende. Pi Slo MI3 Fe Btatupe Dels Nl rp TletofAhe Brie. Dnc Gt1h MusesFaeweltoHo Nlghtand te FtetheW Dth FClawy rder Fer rllej 0.

i Bat. Ri 'dTe tt-n br. stlul. pe' wadon aprteslos eve po bt Jwetgrl tmUpetterthan a ver1 treseunder' re' ottestt melo' 1Iht me a841 thatcs. tev t.

aence 101 rpt rows agln nd' ian urlnhadtool rl. thedlf- terentteesb theaule o1 n' Jret Jeray fot Gren Suthei ele ee Athemorbgtrns uJeJntbey bgtJMtntr lt luJ dltrFrt ton8ot1 eltt. A Aibaa totepaF Jb res of lyingftecrne f' te dO tor thlsg nsUttl Ga MaterJ I' i Shnon. Elbon. prln eag gJe1ow8 adDeofthe brighteYan' to.

fQt anyhere waln hppltt moocLadthe mae wh Ccedi tb eJercl8 an 1 dl1hewrkadd a XUODJ hahaa. relY. 1wnet Oer' were' Ilneofm f' loe CTgecmus wber vat n1" Id gtee b2 aret usee jWtnesUe cereiBeD ab te' hEof I lng el a everwn dw a blcn te 61c" bIJiwr butlwn wesw tcee glsoewere ll ma s. a fVe. gd- ther h' guae a 011 ye JQ Ye agba ce bk t' Jj Fp attaheltrObe pewUe aet 1habradrled.

fur fheltCeI1eYas insplrtncaRd4tlsno thatGraildfaater8 nDOnwuO fJ In' Work 1add I I the lolktwedW th aD beWaT tbeCbaJ e.L- where lodge AlIiof ofthe JHtaaddresa read" nand ooepitam8otttClu 7 doenytb J1kejnst1 Intew fIent iiJeulntroduced au" h. 19 persona. trteDd. Prof esSOI' Fem3le. addrc88otheMaOI1 totbe1r he JJI kLacregu1arfJoYf fP8St1llld ta1ksoneJrotICooneLJ.

nandmSteloCtbe grantllodgeo :0 bn' IL 1berto 1 eenl1fason 1forflttyaver es. J01e ears et3heJenet8 MUOIrJPJ t' i t- sol Ati toIks watj and gLve. Ich DO ck TriIby oi ths or 0 earas k. jus RS. tehuI1.3t- red sn ae wae nce Cact ry 4t Uve th lit tered ck er shoottng rg aLdiff wa b' corzi zot B0U10V11W 3.

ort OPGTNw. Street Badly Morg i IsaC JIunphrey co1. 1 by th one4tor7COtU5' d8i to Iding wfe OflCOfl tbb eet fO butt Ut 1nWT re severeooft ter tbiSi 9 STILL LIVES. Mathewa. We.

bo onthe U. 1ab0 clock. Ul1 I71fl GT8Y bdI well yet th5 am bie daL11. at wbeteh evelaeneflt til re Up1QY eXC cOrfl axwl a. strUCk be94 jeptt1I ked tfljUTtd hhn.

in re the 111Cc in the city pract1dVL and the iAliCe of bI an4 it him. openi ota ouse WO 43 roind ime but that he OtOIC th tbt hecan tfl or Ic ent fl is C03 POINT COLLARS EXTRAVAGAN GET THE IBLE P010 1d MP AITE. m. I The tunera cf et son ner. C.

liapeville. tant at ilanta at 7 fr tO1lW1 I c. 4 I I a ONSTiiuT1ON ATIA1tTAGA. WED1tESDkY MAY 27. 1896 Tiboj Opiate-Motion pre- A.

Mifierand em Mu wa pu ssee I aKaif baccaWeelcly WiaMay heltpounds was Bac tat shat 1 1213 91 POUn is fore I uej are pit g5antee ars fre I. All liruggiets tte guarantee to 5.r. 4 were eSId5 b5tWeenundownand darkwhentwo intothe doorwith joattempt as. S. 103311.

a use wore-at wa fol- a DollarWill OtherWorld. Special. Po- theysuspect ac- C. r1ier cityfor strea Speelal. deadyesterdsy.

Tbefirst peace. handSOf frornprovidenUsl caUseS. i AIIEN JURY ILL BE 1NTHE 3udgeAbrupty TH 9 fl AscertalnedThat whohad ts ury law yosterdayhe a was yery re- wrks iron theirbetter what trial. suc esstut Two thaznwere Cooperan4 SMQIN1 CRTRRPU7I' HpIIOUR iiOWALER SEND i5 I I 5. jATLiNTACA I e- fr eii wth8BOI.I 1 wo RIddiiogfOriflei7.a th Yesterday tu- washeld D.

C. orced by the fu- f. Ir tli Theyestry by MrsJ sessn aftera Ne AudleyMortoo re- S. 3. gates been elected semi the by hasreturned ofDi.

Dr. Carllsleof thailnit service ie pclrAmgnt tO. othlseelection the andDublin 213. andDub me heretoday de- erfous. Io WhenNature.

I theinost perfectremedies en needed. Tbebe3tanot gentlerebnedyI3 I manufactuzedby FigEyrup Cmpany. i I' sOMETHiNcNEw Commencingflonday th1 Shirts as Cuffs. ne io. Agentswanteajp 1II SItllOR ESSAYSAND d.

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