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Hi3 FUNNY CLARKE GOOD GAME The Umpire Had Beet to tie Canteen Too Often. HIS WORK THOUGH WAS GOOD Happy Smiling and in a Good Humor He Worked. THE ATUNTAS WON HE GAME YESTERDAY It Was a Slugging Match Especially in the Eighth Inning- he Other Games. la Southern League Standing. It was a pool nature 1 happy jag Urn- plrE' Clarke carried Ylstlrdar afternoon as tie offl land in the tlanta nerv game.

nd the large out seemed to enjoy the anti and funny work the unwin' sen ed HIs inter har of rtmark with the I lea was funny and humor- ous ant many a hearty laugh. I Clarke hai pen to have quite a number or friend at the mllitan io and yesterday morin called upon them. lie passed the morning hours with toidier friends and many was the time that he and the enlisted men went to the canteen. Now the canteen at Fort ther Is always full and the upply Is generally of the er be Tho who have tie i penslng' it art' literal In the manner In which the dish out. at least they were yesterday.

judging from the i pearanee and cond tion of I mi ire Clarke when he appeared upon the groui ds yesterday afternoon Whether it was leer or old red ye Itself that the umpire leen wallowing or whether he had been mixing the two. no one ju now aicars to know. But an how it put him in an excellent humor made him as i rv upon his feet as a cat only not quite so steady while It appeared to have lubricated his tongue so that It could move a fast as the twisting winds which swept across St. Lows Wednesday night. Good natured and happy he was when he walked upon the diamond.

opened the boxes containing the new balls and called the teams to work. At tirst there were few if any outsie of the pla ers who realized Clarke's condition But fore he had gone far it be- came apparent to all that there was more fun in store for them titan a box of monkeys. His Jag. however not appear to interfere with his Judgment or his ability to umpire good ball. It only nade him funny and enhanced the pleas.

ure of those present. You are. ouv dead easy. was the way he rut It vhen calling the player out. That might be a.

ball but it was a strike was frequently thrown by him at the batter. How do yu like that decision' he Often asked turning to the bleachers and then bowing to the grand stand. It was a good crowd that saw the game and it was a good game they saw. The- Atlantas went against the Montgomery with a vim energy and determination which it was imp' 3 ible to overcome. Toe Montgomery team played its usual scrappy game but their work was not up to that of the ntas.

Norton was In the box and pitched an excellent game of ball. besides doing some phsnomenal batting. Helium pitched for Montgomery and was touched' up for seventeen hits. Montgomery played faultless fielding game a game that would' have won most any day in the week while the Atlantas had only one error charged to them. At the close of the seventh inning the score stood 6 to in or of Mon gomery and it looked very much like the day had gone against Atlanta.

But Con- pressman Livingston who was sitting the rectors box at the close of that In nine remarked Atlanta is sure to win. a next time the fireworks will begin. And he was right. In the eighth inning At anta up eight runs doing it oft or seven hits. a wild pitch and a base on balls.

In that Inning four singles. a double a triple an 1 a home run were made and ever- man on the team had a turn at bat. Atlanta had made four runs which tied the score awl had the bases fun when Jocko Fields came to the hat. Jocko picked one to his fancy and sent It over the fence clearing the bases. Then it was fun to see Jocko do the kangaroo gallop around the diamond.

In their half of the eighth the Mont. gomflI1s added one and then the game was called on account of darkness. The directors have lecided to admit the ladles to the grounds and grand stand free of charge every day of the ek except Saturdays. Th determination was reached last night on account of the large numbber of ladies who took advantage of the Invitation to attend the game es terday. verj attention will be given the ladles by the members of the borad of dl.

Montgomery Summary Barned runs. Atlanta 8 Montgomery 7 two hase hits Knowles 2 I Van Dyke Meara Kehoe three base hits Norton ood Peeplls home runs Fields Shea Meara truck out. by Nor. ton 2 by 1 stolen bases Meara. Peoples Deady 2 bases on balls by Kellum 4 by Norton I double plays Pee IPS to Mansan to Pabst hit pitched hall by Norton 2 wild pitches Kellum 1 Time Of game twohours I mpire Mr Clarke.

THE GAME THIS AFTERNOON Manager Gorman Does Not Peel at Au Satisfied at the Loss While Montgomery was losing to Atlanta bus. was nnlng from Colum. The result of those two games changed toe position of the two teams. It took BUM ft fr the second place and ThU. for the second time this season.

puts Montgomery a second In the. race Manager Gorman does not like that position and stated wt night that he would not hold It long It good ball playing would take him out of It He asserts that he will have the game this afternoon If there la any possible chance to get It The game will start at 4 o'clock and the BIRMINGHAM SHOWS STRENGTH. Mobile Players Got Only Pour Hits but No Runs. BirmlnRham Alt May i Rlrmliijfham shut Molll out this atten oon In a seven- Inning tame a score of 3 to 0 the locals earning run ma 1 Prlrken pitched a magnificent tvii' sinking out six men and giving onl one tiret. Smith was an easy mark for the locals.

The score was rrrJnrH jm alt bh no. a Vt ihh rf Puller ss 4 0 1 5 0 Katz. If. Ryan. lb 4 0 0 It 0 1 MiKe le 2b Rai pold i I I 0 0 totar.

SI Oorton cf. Frl ktn Totals 13 3 7 21 10 I Mobile- nb I p0. a Pot 1 of 1 0 1 ii 0 0 1 uothman 3b Ul man If. her vs Casey. 1 rifford rf lavnttr King.

Smith. 1 0 It 2 0 TotiN 0 4 21 0 Score I Innings ham 3 Mob If 0 0 1) UI 0 0 0 summm 1 runs ltlrmlnthan I thr ba hit- Ual two tilts Fuller. oJar. liltorit 1 nu sacritl hit- norton struck onlY 1 rkkt nilth 3 I ist on halls hr fr ken I by Smith lilt by pitcher. Me iz3e tolen o- orton.

ri n. ltusehnian Flatter dout le lajs Fisher to nil pitch. Smith 1 I mj Ire MctirUnd me ftamel 30 THERE WASN'T A FEATURE New Orleans Does Columbus in an ht Inning Game. Cotumbu. a May The game 1 e- tween Coliiniiui.

nl New Orlettis this afternoon was ab olutll featureless and went with a drag alt through. The wrath- et was st rrm and the same was called in the hth null r- on account of dark. ness The store was Columbus- ao no. a Pedrose. cf I arroll 3b I-ad Jen ll 3 I i 111 0 I Hall TUiiieis rf Wright Hroderl If Ihdai i 0 1 4 1 A Williamson 3 0 0 1 0 0 Totals 3 3 6 10 3 New Orleans- sb 1 po.

a if 42 Powell. If luston. Knox. 2b Bowman. lb.

3 7 0 0 York. rf Dow 3b Ponding 1 0 0 Smith. Totals 34 10 11 4 10 4 Innings Columbus 10200000 3 New Orleans. 10 Summarv arned runs New Orleans 1 two base hits Bowman three bis hits Knox double pla Hall to 1 Phelan Dowie to Knox to Bowman 1 a es on halts. off Williamson 3 hit by pitcher Villiamson 1 struck out hr llliamson I Smith 4 will pitch tmith 1 Time of game 1 aO I nip re Keefe.

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING Philadelphia 10 Chicago 8. Philadelphia Ma 2S Philadelphia made It three straight games from Chicago this afternoon. The game was not begun until 4 ID clock a half hour after the schedule 1 time. because of rain. and throughout the contest a downpour was momentarily threatened 1 No rain fell however and nine Innings were played.

The grounds were muddy hut notwithstanding th the home team. ed without an error. Vt tendance 1 o8 Score RH Philadelphia i ii 0 1) 4 0 4 0 li P1 41 Chicago 130030010 Sj 2 Batteries Ta lor and Clements Parker and Kitiredee. Pittsburg 6 Boston 3" Boston. May It was a pitchers hat- tie today.

Hawley and Dolan were both ver effective hut the former hail the 1 pt ter support. and. therefore won The weather was mid and threatening. Attendance 3000. Score RH I Ptttshurg.

a 0 1 1 5 2 0 0 3 Boston 0 0 fl 0 1 0 1 1 0 3 6 Batteries Hawlei and Merritt Dolan arid Bergen. At Washington a higton ncnnatl At Biltlmore Baltimore st Louis At New New Voik-Clecetand. At Brookh Rrookh louisville ONE AND ONE. Madison Lost the Second Game of the Series to Washington. Madison.

May opoclal The most exciting game of 1 all played in Madison in years was played here this afternoon It was the second of thp series of three games between Ua hington and Madison the first bavlne been pla ed yesterday re suiting in a score of II to 7 in favor of Vadlson For liv- Innings In torlav gamp both teams were shut out. and the playing on both dps was superb. in the sixth In ntng Waviingtn scored three PS and added two more in the seventh. Madison scored three trr the trame tH rraultlncr In a score of to 3 In favor of the visitors. ROAD RACE ON.

Yesterdays Contest Was Most Exciting and Largely Attended. A large crowd was out yesterday after- noon to attend the erlei road race and ever one was pleased with the results. The road race was one of the best that has been given this year and reflects great credit on those who undertook to get It up. The race was won by Mr. Zenas Field one of the best known of the local riders.

Mr. Field did some fine riding and re celved many congratulation from those present. Bobby Walthour. who won so man races at Columbus. kept up his fine reputation by making.

the best time and winning the time prize Ills time was 23281 5 and was closely followed by John. son. Chapman and Leathers alt of. whom made splendid time. 1 he race was a complete success and was so well managed that there is not any possible room for the loosers to kick.

Lver one was given an equal chance and those who lost lost through no fault of. the managers Before the races began the large crowd was treated to some of the best trick riding ever seen In this city by Mr. Lyons who here on a southern tour. He knows a number of tricks and performs with an easy and grace that marks the genuine tr ck rider. jtorn of his tricks are so difficult that it seems hardl possible ht' could perform them and keep his Zwiatiw.

It is said that he has been riding for only a short while He is truly a wonder. HOW THE HORSES RAN. Records Broken at Lakeside. hi ago lay A All the races at Lake. si le toda iv run In fast time.

three flack records being broken. Three favor tes won. buinin tries 1 Irst rare rht und a half furlongs Ben Uur hums a to I wm Fakir. second. Mr.

Lunlap third. Time 1 09V Second race four and a half furlongs antssu 110. la 3 to 1 won Bombardon ond Sgfrkd third. Time 56 Third race. tive furlongs Ul Henry 85.

1 urns to 8 won Kubber Neck second Uihfs third. Time 1 00 1 uith ra one mile and seventy yards tilami i llathermkile 12. to I won Merry Monarch sriond 1 Lillian third. Time 1 Ii 1 Fifth lace seven furlongs Gallop. Mi Huns to I won Ardath second An- i Ma third.

lime I 2sHi Sixth ract live aid half furlongs Fred Varrtii 3 to 1 won Brooke second stailean thud lime 1 UW4 I Ram Did Not Stop the Races. I Morris Park Max A rainstorm whl lifcan while th candidates in the i ra were at the' oM oiled the sport here this afternoon. Though the pro. Kramrm was an attra one the attend- ai ce was quite email and the changed going- conditions mate the tinlahes far frOm interesting. I ocantlco handicap for colts Miles alit geldings three year olds was a somewhat en affair.

The favorite broke sllgl th in advance of the others. but was prutnptlv i ussed Formal. The latter gun' to a sette at the foot of the hill. assette showed the way to the last fur. lo ig i st Sherlock thin came again He was challenged who hell him safe to the id of the journer and won with sonierhlt to spare a neck.

1 irst race. six furlong Sir Dtxon Jr. Hi. Met ieffr to 1 in Hay second At use third. Time I IGI.

be ond rice live furlorgs Don leore 108 GriSt I to 3 won Talisman second Naughty. thliO Time 1 01 Third ran' one mile Premier 101 Co lie to won LansdalE' second Deer- slayer. third. Time 1 44 1 Fourth race. the Pocintlco handicap one mile and a ollev 03 Kefp 12 to won Sherlock.

second Cassette third. Time 1 oM I ifth rice for olds five fur- loigs Depenslon it T. Sloan. 6 to I won Cumberland second Azure. third.

Time I i i-i Sixth rare. mile and a furlong Clifford 120 lav ton even won Keenan second Sue KItty. thirl Time 1 if Oakley Had a Heavy Track. Oakly Race Tjack May 2 Toda races were run over a heav track. causing a large number of scratches.

The feature was the tv stakes. It was not an ex. citing contest and Harry Shannon won it easily. irst rare Five furlongs. Ornament won.

Ro Caruth rs secan 1 Oakleaf third me 1 ijV Second race Six and one-half furlongs Say On won. St. Patrick second. Ma Rose third. Time 1 2414 Third rac Vour and onehalf furlongs.

Scarf Pin won Mazeppa second Elgitha third. Time Fourth rate I iberty stakes mile Harry Shannon won I onalse second Joe Thayer third. Time 1 4S ffth race Mile and seventy arcs Miss Frances won Judith second Anna le third. Time 1 ol Entries at Oakley Today. First rare.

one half mite Aloina 105 Adilio 1 3 Lash 100 RoslnanUv 100 Mid light. 100 Scarf Tin 99 Martcn Lady oRver 97 Oilcan. 97 Spring Day 97. Second 1 race. seven eighths of a mile n- rle Itenry.

109 Rudee. KW I ucj I ee 107 Hartford Bov 102 Repretve 1 Argentina 1 Double Quirk 93 Image 92 Kennle ThRtrher. 90 Whiteaway 90 Third race five eighths of a mile F. Ito 1 onemah 10 Osctiro 110 1 ncle Joe lie roesus no Three Bars 110 Traveler 10 Walter 105 Jolly Son 103. Sir Ebony 100.

Fourth race seven eighths of a mile The Commoner IZ Sus B. 109 I llv of the West. 107 Anna Garth. Botander. Maggie 95 Hattie I ee Belle of rordham Margaret Allen fth race one mite and seventy yards.

Semper lex 1 7 Judge Lyle. 100 Probasco 100 Plutus. 100 leaflet 97. An American Horse Won. I on In May 2x 1 he Vilton wetter handicap plate.

live furlongs. thirty entries. was run at the Manchester Whitsuntide uotine today and won ishard American b. mr i hard by Bob MIles out of Orange Blossom thrE' ears old I Kenzle Bomb was second. and McLachlln a liavite third.

Ten horses ran. JOHNSON STILL HELD. The Alleged Murderer of Baker Bass Surrounded by Strong Evidence. C. Johnson the negro who Is accused of the murder of Baker E.

Bass. is. still conhned In the county jail. The authorities are still working on the case 1 have unearthed lately one or two sin points of evidence that will go i Ways toward convicting the prison. The officers are confident that the the right man.

Sergeant Slaughter. who has charge of the case stated last night that he knew Johnson is the murderer. There. are several important points of evidence that have not been given to the public. The authorities refuse to divulge what they know for fear their case would be' injured.

Doing Good Work. That the new detective department is dolrrg good work Is evidenced by the large number of thieves they. are capturing and the amount of stolen goods that Is being recovered. Yesterday eight thieves were locked up on petty offenses and the number of such arrests during the. past month has been unusually large.

Sergeant Slaughter and Otis men are doing effective work. The highest claim for other tobaccos is Just as good as Durham Every old smoker knows there is none just as good as Smoking Tobacco You will find one coupon inside each two onnce bag and two cou pons inside each four ounce bag of Blackwells Durham. Buy a bag of this cele brated tobacco and read the coupon which gives a list of valuable presents and how to get them. SMILE IN CHARGE The Former Manager of the Iarkham Succeeds Mr. Leland.

THE KIMBALL CHANGES HANDS Manager George W. Scoville Will sumo Control of the. Klmball Rad ical Changes To Be Made. Mr. George Scovllle will assume the management of the Kimball on June 1st.

The change in the business management of the Kimball was made yesterday morn- Ing at 11 o'clock and Mr. Seoville one of the best known hotel managers in the south was selected by Mr. Joseph son as the successor of Manager Leland. Mr. Scovllle has been manager of the.

old Markham house for seven years and was with the Kimball two years as assistant to Manager Charles Beermann. He Is known to ever commercial traveler and tourist of the south and his connection with the MANAGER GEORGE IT I He Takes Charge of the Kimball house Now. Kimball will no doubt materially add to lt popularity as a hostelry. A rumored change In the management of the- Kimball has been afloat for several da but no change was made until et ter- daj morning. Mr.

Thompson. the lessee of the Kimball has been In correspondence with several of the leading hotel men of the country but declared all correspond- nile off yesterda- and asked Mr. Scovllle to assume business control of the Kimball and placed in Is hands the care of the hotel. Manager Seoville Mil make several radical changes in the management. The o'clock dinner will be dscontlnued and three meals a da breakfa dinner and supper will be the- new schedule.

The cafe will be continued as heretofore. Several changes may be made In the general conduct of the Kimball but these will be announced later A large fountain will be placed In the rotunda. Ferns and tropical flowers will be placed about the fountain and gold fish wilt be plated in the basin of the fountain. The servIces of an orchestra have been secured. and there will be daily and nightly concerts on the parlor floor.

Many additions and Improvements are being considered which will be announced after Manager Seoville Is dul instal td In his new position. I will put In new baths and make several additions to the service of the Kimball said Mr. Scovllle yesterday. but It will be several days before I can say just what changes will be made. The o'clock dinner will be discontinued and we will.

serve three regular meals a day. The restaurant on Decatur street. near the ladies' entrance will he continued with added service. The rates will be 75 cents for a single meat and 1 for lodging. The American plan will be from 2511 to and the European from Ii to J3 jfl The entire house has been recently renovated and the hotel Is in excellent condit on SUIT AGAINST THE ROAD.

9 McMichen Wants 3000 for Damages Alleged to Have Been Received. McMichen has brought xut a alrst the Atlanta Consolidated Street Ki Iway Company for 000 damages. The petition was filed terda 1 Attorneys Hurton Smith She hr 1 imtn Mr. McMichen says he was a i isvencT on the Marietta street car last December nd was severely and permanently i i i red being kno ked from the car. He claims that he was standing en the rear platform of an open car and that the curtains were drawn down.

Is aid bten raining. Just as th cur reached th Gtidy monument he says he asked he conductor If there were any vacant seats to tl front of the car. Being Informed Hat itre were several vacant seats In front. te uirted to pass along the running board when he was knocked off by a pa in ear. McMichen charges that he was ot to blame as he.

could not or did not see tile 11 proach tog car and was upon thl running hoard wi th permission and of the conductor. MIDNIGHT BELL" A Romantic Drama Monday Night at the Columbia. Punch Robertson's a comedy company will open Its weeks engagement at the Columba theater next Menday night with a stirring romantic drama entitled The Midnight Bell. Inthls play Punch Robert- son is seen as the tramp a port which seems to have been created for him as he has certainly given it the stamp of orlgi nallty Every member of the company which Punch brought here a few months ago was an artist In his or her line and there Is every reason to expect big business dur- Ing their return engagement. The management announces a change of bill for each performance.

Matinees will as usual. be on Wednesday and Saturday. at which the prices will be I' and 20 cents to all parts of the house. Ladles. accompanied by an escort with a paid ticket will be admitted tree Monday night.

INAUGURAL CEREMONIES. Tennessee Centennial Nashville Tenn. June 1 and 2 1896. For the above occasion the Southern railway wilt sell tickets at the rate of one fare for the round trip. TcRets on sale May 31st good to.

return until June 5111- Call on A Howell union ticket agent union passenger depot or Sergeant ticket agent Southern railway ticket office Kimball house corner. Why let the flies run you from home' Get one of our Celebrated fly fans and a trap. and the thing Is fixed. King Hardware Co. 65 Peachtree street.

maj 2S 2t Cincinnati land Louisville. The Queen and Crescent route In connection with the Southern railway operates double dally service from Jacksonville Macon Atlanta and Chattanooga to Cincinnati Through sleeping cars without change are carried to Cincinnati on superb vestibuled trains You save over a. hundred miles of travel In buying tickets over the Queen and Crescent. Louisville travel will find the through Pullman sleep. er running daily between Chattanooga and Lou sville makes fut schedules and splen- service.

Be sure your ticket reads via Southern railway and Queen and Crescent route. Season Closed. The Suwanee hotel. at Suwanee Springs. Fla.

will close for the season on May 31st. The hotel and Springs have been liberally patronized the. past season. Mr Andrew Manley the generalman ager knows how to care for his guests and It goes without laying that the next year wUl be more prosperous than 57 In the history of the iprtnji gcoooooooeoeeeoe fried in COTTOLENE is a most toothsome morsel to tempt a fickle appetite. Once tried then.

all desire for lard-fried things will vanish. Every thing Med in COTTOLENE is appetizing whole- some and healthful less greasy tastes better more digestible. Th Cottolen tr mirki mCWtolmiad to iHtf a Tir7tta. THE NKFAIRBANK COMPANY fit. LouUt Chicago Jfcw Orleani Baltimore.

MEETINGS. Masonic Meeting. A called commun cation of Fulton Lodge No. 216 Free and Accepted Masons will be. held this Friday.

evening 8 m. In Masonic hall Chamber of' Commerce building Work In the M. degree Brethren of ster lodges cordially invited to attend. FRANK WILBY A HOLCOMB Secretary. PERSONAL.

NOTICE is hereby given that I will apply' for renewal of my beer license at 319 Peters street Beermann. St DES. DURHAM ROBERON 77 Peachtree. Promot attention given to calls. Telephone 679 may 27 St wed frl Johnson will apply for wholesale- and retail license 2 East Alabama at present ensuing year This Is to give notice that I will apply at the next meeting of council for renewal of retail liquor license at 111 Peters street I Cook.

may 28 2t 1 will apply at next- meeting of council for renewal of retail liquor license at 07 North Brood street. E. Smith agent may 27 St NOTICE Is hereby given that application will be made at the next meeting of the cit council for' a retail liquor license by- Hotel Aragon. may 27 5t NOTICE-I I will apply for retail liquor license at next meeting of council at 7 and 9 West Alabama street. P.

Kenny agent. may 27 5t NOTICE is hereby gives that at the next regular meeting of tire council I will apply for retail liquor license at No. 131 Decatur street. Toot Minor Agt. may 26 5t OTICF is fierebj giverTthat at the next regular meeting of the council I will apply for retail liquor license at No.

17 Marletta street. A Titlebaum. may 26 FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALL First-class second hand en glnE' and boilers suitable for large cotton gin or sawmill on terms to suit purchaser John Green Atlanta Ga. may 29 7t FOR SALE A pair ot Howe wagon scales. Apply to V.

A. Hemphill. ma 24 FOR SALE Horses Carriages Etc. ir ATh Sn ejrtra fineTTaTgT young mule. can be seen at Miner Brad a stables.

Anthony Murphy. may28 It FOR SALE A flFst-clasI high bred Kentuck horse six years old. Stylish splendid action. In size. above the average.

Suits admirably for trap or surrey. Address Ky. care Constitution. LOST. LoST Ladjs gold' watch" between.

Luckle street and union depot. Leave at Trio Steam I Laundry and be rewarded. POUND. FOtND Gent watch owner ran have same applying to this office and describing watch and paying for this advertisement BOARDERS WANTED. tvA NTfcTS Tinne SoardeTs rates exceedingly reasonable for the summer.

22 and 24 East Fills opposite he Aragon may 27 2w wed frl sun BOARDERS WANTED-Very desirable large cool room on second floor and fist-class table fare reasonable. 93 Auburn avenue corner Courtland. may 27 FOR BENT Furnished Rooms. with baths. Breakfast if desired.

Sum- mfr prices. Mrs. ail 43 est Thirty- ninth street. mav 29 3t FURNISHED ROOM ill buy furniture and rent room centrally located name street and number business Building preferred Bachelor. Constitution.

HJRMSHED ROOMS-Cool and pleasant gentlemen preferred. 45 Lurkle street. ma 28 21 WANTED Houses. furnished house near Highland avenue. arid Boulevard pleasant location will rent very cheap to responsible parties.

Address I Drawer I City. ma 29 2t FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING. MRS Garrtett street to 4 Capitol avenue. For the next thirty days she will make sum- mer Iks and other seasonable goods at the lowest prices in the- city. Will also make shirt waists and children a stylish dresses.

All of the latest des gns always. on hand. Perfect fit guaranteed. Mrs. Davis numbers some of the first ladles In the city among her patrons.

Mrs Davis. on receipt of postal. will call at the ladles' residences and take orders. WAN TED Miscellaneous. VANTED to know that Moncrlef Dowman Company has the contract for the large metal skylight to be placed over the arcade of the Kimball house.

Phone 525. ma at Desk room in centrally located office. AddreFS care Constitution. irLiH itxliCACTED at No. 6 Walton street.

absolutely without pain or an after trouble for the next week only I put you under none of the narcotics of the da which destroy the senses and give you after trouble. You sit wide awake and have the most dlfficut extracting done absolutely painless. No faking or patent medicines. Tooth extracting straight and alone by the famous tooth extractor. Dr.

ft Brewer. So come at once. have those bad teeth taken out and preserve your health. This proposition for one week only. Office hours from Sam until 4pm.

ANTED Oood second-hand 30 or 35- horse power engine In trade- orvery cheap. Address Atlanta Machine Works city may 28 St. thurfrisun NTED Sixty horse boiler must. be In first class condition. Eox 727 Atlanta.

Ga. may-IC-Ct I I will pay 124 cei ts each for American Tobacco Company's premium certificates Address O. box 155. Rome may St GASOLINE and headlight oil In five gallon quantities delivered free in any part of the city on short notice drop a postal or telephone 1508. D.

Harris. 95 North Boulevard WANTED Board. months on or near tar line or near i all- road station with plenty' of shade and room for--five children an parents Ad- dresa Merchant. box 677. giving termg and location.

may 2fi FOR BENT Houses Cottages FOR RENT Two very desirable dwellings 9 and 13 rooms all modern. on car- line near in reasonable rent Rhodes Snook ft Haverty. any 28 2t HELP WANTED HXale. WANTED-A A No. I practical paper hanger to solicit and do small jobs if necessary.

Good opening to right party. Address with. reference Hustler care Constitution. TEACHERS WANTED-Applicants for positions as teachers In Newnan public schools will be examined at the High school building Saturday June 6th. at.

8 a Aduress Goodrum Sec. of Board. Newnan Ga. may II frt 20 hustlers dead easy snap 5 a day guaranteed sells on sight. Address John Thomas Folsom hotel.

may 28 2t WANTED-In- every county In Georgia Alabama. MlsssSlppl Louisiana Texas South Carolina and Florida agents for the great home doctor book entitled In Sickness and In Health" just published by Appleton Co. Hundreds of dollars savex annually by every subscriber to this hl oublicatlon or terms and territory address A C. Rlsdon 7 Gould building' Atlanta. Ca may 27 5t WANTED A licensed drug clerk state salary and send references with photograph Address Druggist general delivery Savannah Ga.

may 27 it SALESMEN to show our cigars to' dealers so monthly salary and. expenses Inex- pTlrnced men less. Folk Riebie Co. Louis. may 30t HELP WANTED Femal vt ANTED In every county In In Geor gla.

Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas South Carolina and Florida agents for the great home doctor book entitled In 6lckness and In Health Just published by D. Appleton co. Hundreds dollars saved annually by every subscriber to this remarkable publication. For terms an territory' address A. Rlsdon 7 Gould building Atlanta.

Ca may 27 fit SITUATIONS WANTED Hal ft ANTED Position by thoroughly compe te it young man married with best city references Address Experience care Constitution mayt9-2t SITUATIONS WANTED Femal NTBb bT lddie a nian positIon' as companion for ant Invalid lady or housekeeper no objection to sewing. Ref erenee given. Address Constitution. WANTED Salesman. rf- yN Nrf VX 75 TO 3150 a month and expenses paid salesmen for cigars experience unnecessary standard goods Little-Clerk cigar machine free to each customer.

Bishop Kline St. Louis Mo. SALESMEN WANTED-Line of Macintoshes rubber clothing tires hose. etc. all or part with free outfit.

Factory. P. un. New York. WANTED Agents.

ANTED A first class reliable agent to every county in the state to take orders for clothing made to measure. Address ith references. Enterprise Tailoring Co. 203 and 205 Monroe street. Chicago.

Ill. may29 7t AGENTG lien and women everywhere coining money selling Climax novelties. All household necessities. Prices 5 lOand 35 cents. Sin at sight.

Samples of all three postpaid for 25 cents. Money refunded It not satisfied. Climax Co. 214 South Fifth street Philadelphia. AGENTS WANTED-Save the fruit.

Miss Annie Dennis whose display of canned- and preserved fruits and vegetables. pickles wines and jellies won for her the gold medal of the Cotton States and In ternational Exposition Company at Atlanta Ga. besides alt the money premiums. offered by the state of Georgia for these goods. and whose displays at the various fars and expositions in Georgia have won for hr upward of 5000 in premiums.

has prepared' a manual of 60 pages. entitled Fruit Stow to Save It" which Is worth its weight in gold to every housekeeper It is substantially bound in paper covers. Price postpaid. 25 cents. By express.

prepaid 1 50 per dozen. Every lady in the land wants a copy. You can make money selling it. Address Dennis. 105 Peachtree street Atlanta Ga.

may29 2tfr an AGEIvTS weekly salary to right parties Little work a snap for some one new scheme failure Impossible write for special proposition. Lock Box 5305 Boston Mass. apr 19 sun mon wed sat MONEY TO LOAN. 1Bfc 1 SHORT and long loans on easy terms notes bought money on hand no delay. Sam Dean.

atty. at law rooms 13 37H Vi Whitehall St. WEYMAN CONNORS negotiate loans on city property at 6 and 7 per cent. Money ready for parties wanting quick loans. Call in person No.

825 Equitable building. WITHOUT REAL ESTATE you can bog- row what money you want from Atlanta Discount Company. Office fifth floor Temple Court Joseph N. Moody cashier. BARKER flOCCEMAN negotateToans on Atlanta real state and Georgia farm lands.

Gould building Atla TRADERS' COMPANY negotiates loi on real estate city property to exchange for good farms or timber land bank stocks for sale. No. 47 Broad street. janlMy RILEY-GRANT COMPANY negotiates loans at 6 and 7 per cent on Improved real estate special facilities for handling large loans NO. 28 South Broad street.

ON ALL valuables. diamonds. jewelry etc. liberal and confidentiaL Henry Schaul. 56 Decatur street near Pryor.

W. BAXTER CO. make loans ton choice. improved Georgia farm lands' a specialty at very low rate of Interest. If security La satisfactory rate will be made.

so. No. no Norcross building Atlanta. SAMUEL BARNETT No. 537 Equitable building negotiates real estate mortgage loans on property in or near Atlanta.

jior- rower can pay back any way he pleases Cm MONEY TO LOAN on Atlanta and suburban real estate amounts J500 to Ito 000 no delay. A Corker. 720 Temple Court 6A 7 cr4 per cent loans. made by the Scottish-American Mortgage' Company limited on the better class of improved Atlanta real estate Interest semi-annual. No commissions charged.

Edward Me- Candle 9 East Alabama. snaylo-ly MONEY to lean on Atlanta real estate building and loan stock and life Insurance policies. Atlanta Savings Bank Gould building. MONEY TO LOAN straight at 5 5 6 and 7 per cent for five years on real estate in Pulton and DeKalb counties also monthly payment plan purchase money notes. wanted.

W. A Foster. No. 2 North Broadstreet tf 25000 TO LEND at 6 per cent 20000 at In sums to suit no lay notes pur chased T. F.

Scott. 841 Equitable build- tng may LOANS snails on real estate- at low rates 01 Interest. without commission and repayable In monthly installments purchase money notes. bought Edward 8. tcCanidleas cashier.

Southern Loan and Banking Co. No. 9 st Alabama street. may ZT-3m LOOK HERE longer. JuHusEWattsOo Jewelers.

67 Whitehall. CashPaidforOldGoldanasilii SEAL ESTATE FOB SAIS. JS 3 West End 315101 gas clllt baSnwM tv rthsld loan ndS FOR SALE-An elegant residence hardwood finish 2 3 stationary washstands but trunk room electric bells in xaci. convenience and strictly first-class' tiful lot Pine street 100 feet from mont avenue two blocks from 7 Cash or easy terms. Will rent to able tenant.

Must be seen to be appreciated W. T. Gentry change. THE Prettiest lots to Kwnlngton Standard Typewriter. be enough to clearly' show tfie" lfl ri i between a lirft second or third-class trr2 writer.

But th length of time a RwSJj ton Standard Typewriter continues to Its work tells the story. Good wort done continuous service and lots ofIT ways more than ever from the No fi mi v. T. Crenshawlt 13 East Alabama may 13 lOt cod. TYPEWRITERS AND JUST PUBLISHED free distrttn.

the opinion or 40 representative business and professional men re the Blkkensderfer typewriter. Said one. Telephone 791. Don't pay more 35. for a typewriter.

K. If. Turner southern agent. 41 North Broad street Rtehard Werner city salesman. april 4' For' Rent By C.

H. Olraxdeau 8 lot Wan 7200 square feet upper floor 1054 West Mitchell. liUI1 33 hotel. Trinity avenueand Forayth street. E5e Centrl store.

12 West Mitchell St. a 10 137 Spring street. 10 32 Auburn avenue 9 212 Capitol avenue. 40 di 8 r. Garnett street.

Sfc 104 Formwalt street. 8 h. M6 Trinity avenue. J5 103 Formwalt stree 6 652 Pryor street 6 h. 84 Spring street.

Sr 175 Davis street. 4 33 Corput street. 4 r. 29 lflghtower street. By John Woodslde the Ri SO N.

Broad street corner 10 h. 320 West Peachtree. 7 h. 74 Cpurtlacd 6 h. 173 Little.

10 h. 273 Washington. ff h. 60 Cedar at Peaitree J. 6 is.

a Hood and Whitehall. 7 48 lirotherton. jm8 10 h. 148 and KO Loyd g. and w.

HIIH 11 h. 34 Capitol avenue. IU 7 h. 75 highland. g.

and w. 16 Ii. 174 and 176 South Pror. a 5 8 h. 265 hey street.

13 h. 156 Wihtehall JSfj 7 18 West Peachtree flg 6 22 Simpson new. 8 332 Courtland. 5 86 Piedmont and w. TJ 8 198 Piedmont and ZL.

We move tenants free. See notice 3 By D. 9 8 8 h. 8 h. 7 r.

h. 7r h. 7 h. 7 h. 7 Is.

h. 6 6 h. 6 FOR RENT' P. Morris Sons 48 If. Breag St Cor Walton.

Auburn avenue. JJ Oak street. West End. Piedmont avenue. JJ Windsor Street.

Warner avenue JJ Woodward avenue. Woodward avenue. West Peachtree. Capitol avenue. Jordon street.

West End Fast Pine. Hunnlcutt Mills Gullstt. corner McAfee and Pin FOR RENT Desirable hotel 38 nicely ventilated rooi well arranged For Business Corner Trinity avenue and Forsyth iW C. Girardeau 8 East Wall street. lm For Bent Green Matthews ing Agents 37 N.

Broad This place all that can be desired will be rented low to a good tenant 8 h. 11 Powers very nice 10 h. 212 Capitol ave. 5 10 Is. 13th st.

very nice g. and 10 h. 1 lialtinlare block 9 h. 102 Jackson 9 h. corner Garnett and Lord ff 9 h.

223 Capitol avenue. 2 Ii. 46 Powers. 6 h. 75 Jones avenue.

7 h. 374 East Fair 7 h. 271 Courtlard 6 h. Ill Stonewall. 6 h.

63 Jones avenue. 5 h. 118 Mangum. h. 115 Powers.

4r in Hunnicuttg w. aidb 4 Ia 293 Spring lieg irh- Two nice 4 Hunter close in 4 h. IlIghtower. 4 h' 88 Hendrix avenue 12 h135SprlBp t-r h. 95 Jenkins tide and tile hearths gas.

all modern conveniences. ble tenant a bargain in tt year. For further particulars aa Box No. 83. City.

C. B. Soirard Seal Equitable. Peach orchards near Fort In 0000 IN iPSTEffilT Says 10000 Sine Atlanta is jrteadi Ion. Sine the pubBcat ectory at least te ooredto the city i ennanent abode in When the city aed the popnla oa taken by the laced at 114310.

thou mount the pope placed at 124540. Ltote up the scale I 0800 Atlanta has Inc lOpulatloosince the Collector A P. was fooynj ration books. Since the first undred new names Bunting six. to al number of JUOol undred and fifty zu tianta and re have 10000.

whid act estimate of the When the pened I noticed vet number ofh ore been register these-name incl award the close of names' are areeaUrely el how many car irst three months irea I have just toca theJlrst of The registration. ooOAy evening A a register for the tad. irtll T)6 Wn to IT Collector ptera Jmes of the day ania little srd that pone the matter no irffl tlmolt aagyl jpintonthat are reglst ed. root the nni wd th ath must 017 office. Nose their taxes quaime4 to vote The total nurtbe knH the books a tlon baa been with and the dally i lelghbochood of tsr For th eel Tease and on next nark will dosabtiese I Work at the Ex Tb ezecuttre uke arrangements I to primary rtl he prjjnary and incts Themanai.

Sea appointed. and Tinted mattes- will irds containing the governing the pnmJ ill of the votinr I am one the said Mr. Will Cans vOl have all I can tnd the 6th. It 0 make all of Its mmitteeLls wortdr 1U have everythi Ime1 UTLLBE Are Prej nual Picnic The wholesale aij Bmklng great pr The commlttMs pointed bays abaiti sclal traiajrilll their friends to coaches have been AU Stores Will i ayTA the grocers Wednesday trocen and their fjll a the woods. DSDIAZ Rev' JCJ.

Dial time conflned la 111 West End Baptist Cuba. th West nderai oeconi or third tunl In Atlanta since States No and no collection iuylted to attend Preparations win be aay deslreito hear room for alL JfOITSco IckUf Tstyrs Knti- wiicei tj Irnui ISra. rfof EX1 SMOKING KM. framfl Pnre6t Srowfl to ttedden 1 COM irttl Lvov COTOACCO Quite he Lea Clubs. flayed Won.

Lost. pr t. New Orleans. 10' Iortgomery. 3.

4 11 Atlanta. 37 1 I 4 Mot 34 It I rnpgharn t- 1 1 33 Columbus. 31 i Natloal Leage Standing. 1 Clu rtd on INt. r.

CIpinflatt i le I In no ton. 1. 11 tallimor" I 1:1 1:1 PlIturg Ii I rhiIath1hta 31 1" 14 7 Chtcao 17 17 Wa hjngton. 7 A nrCCkhn ii Ii yo Lou 7 I wa tiatured. a otfkiateJ And jo th sEntd inttrlhall E' tleachr lau h.

Cl rkt' hatpeno num lr POt an his ah1a very beat. 1 of thEY la 1 Est frd a a 1 rondition Umpire grounds 1t E1t just ut any. pry cat- on stady as few. outsi players dd t. heut 1oh Ou imprsI le ph omenal game-a In.

lolI t- ut In drectors' In- and Atlanta SEv dou le ant lrv Fcorl' at. hi th wek Ths 18. 1115 ame es Every th rectors and they are cordially Invited to the grounds every afternoon In the week except ou" The score was Atlanta- ab. r. h.

sh. po. a. Van DykE' of 4 1 1 0 I 1 0 Knowles Ib. 4 2 2 0 1 0 0 Calahan ss.

2 I 1) 2 6 0 Fleldse I 2 1 3 2 0 Norton p. 1 4 I 1 0 0 Woo It 1 2 1 2 0 0 ItcDad. lb. I 1 I 3 7 0 tmir2 rI Totals. 3 12 1 2 24 18 1 lontgomery" ab.

r. h. sh. po. a.

e. Meara If. 5 4 3 a 1 I 0 Pelples as I 2 0 0 3 0 KehO Co 3 1 0 I 2 0 Dedy ct A 1 3 0 I 0 0 Pabst Ib. 4 0 0 1) II 0 0 Goran. 3b.

3 0 1 0 I 0 iMangan 2b. 3 I I 0 4 4 0 Diard rf I 0 I 2 0 0 Kelum. p. 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 9 1 1 24 1 0 Game calfd On' account of darkness. Score by Innings Atanta.

2 0 ii 0 1 0 1 812 Ion4omery. 3 3 0 2 0 0 0 1- 9 I Sar- arne rnl. Atanta I two-ha hi 2. Va eara. base his oo rns.

ShfI learD or- on Kelum aies Pe ples bals 4. orton lp Iagan by pltched hal. 2 wId plchfs Kelum I. ge. two urYrP f' Ir GAE ATERNO N.

aager Grman Doe Al Satsfied at. Lss. ontgomer Atanta New Orleans wnnlng reul thoe te psition I tok New Orleans from put It fNt. Th. tie season.

putMont af cond re. Maa Gra doel lke that psiton state no go bal playlng It. aert that wl thi afteroon i ohnce i. game wi oclok two teams wi ln up this way A tlanta Poitons. Montgomtr Fields Catch KEho Walktr Pitcher Hale Knowle Iirst Bae Pabst Shea.

Second Bise Mangan McDad. Third base. Gorman Cala han Shortstop Ptple Wood. Lr field. Mear Yanlke ntfr held Tay.

Wagntr Right feld ley DIRMINGHA STENGT. Mobie Gt His ham. 2. ha arfrHUn stVII. gan1 O.

tht loa farnlni try 111 made rlkEn piched ma nlkfnt Olt only onE fr mlh wa Thl lirrJn tm r. U. 1. 1. al rf.

2 1 1 1 0 0 Flltr. A 2 If. 4 1 I O. 0 0 I 4 1 hKn It' 2b. 3 1 3 0 RaJoIJ 2 no h.

I 1 1 2 0 Gortol. rf. 1 I I 0 0 FrkkI p. 2 1) 1) 0 0 0 Totals. 2 I b.

h. o. oa. I 3b. 2 0 I I 1 0 I 3 1) 0 4 Fishtr.

ss. 3 0 1 3 0 asr. l. 3 0 6 II fltorJ rf. 3 0 1 0 0 Iavnttr b.

3 I I 3 1 0 Kin 3 0 0 1 II. 3 2 Totals. 2 inlln 1 0 2 ii 1 03 0 01 Hrmlnlhal thr.p1as hlt Wath two his Iulfr Clfunl. Dlhh Pa sarrl1t' Olt hr Frkkn Fmlh has" 01 hals. en I.

7 Ir- JnZ tolt1 has I double plays. Ca fY pllh. 1 mplre I IC TUR Orlean Ia. Ia The Iame he tWtn C011mlu" 111 tW Orltns afttrnool a ffaturplfS wih draJ al 11 stormy hf' am caItd th" p' croun le lore Columlus- a r. hh.

a. t' rf 3 ii 1 1 Carrol. 31. A 0 1 1 0 trFadden 1 b. 3 a I.

s' A I 2 3 4 I 4 I 1 c. 4 0 I 0 Itroderick. If A 0 I 0 0 ph Ian. 1J. 3 Wiiason p.

3 32 IW r. h. a r. 2 I 0 0 POWEI If 1 3 3 0 4 1 1 1 3 1 1 3 rf. 4 II 1 1 0 0 DOWie.

31. 4 1 2 I 1 Ii p. 4 1 I 0 Totals. 11 1 by I Colum ut 1 2 I 1) 0 ew 3 I 2 2 0 0 2-10 Summary 9ned two-base thrEt plays. Hal Phean Bowmln bases la1s.

of Wilamson h. picher. Wilamsonl strulk OIl by llamson 1. by wid pich mlh 1 game 5. lmplrp.

Jef NATIONA i Phiadelphia Chiago hladtllhla May Phladelphla I afEnOn. unti 4:15 a 11 tm momentariy ff1. Innln notwithstanding thts wlout At- 1518. RHF. Phiadelphia.

10 0" 1 Chiago. 13 0 30010 nanfl Tarlor Kltrdf I pltthrs tE' VEry Etfrtlv bet- tel therefvrf. W8 A t- 30. RHE Plt hurg. I 1102 10ston.

361 Hawley Ifrltt ar Bfrgfn a hngtol- Cinc nnat. Rt vufs. York Broo Yn- le. AD Seres Washingon. 2.

mo fxcltlnj hal atrnoon I serle amE bft we alngton adion. tt frst bavlnl pfn 1Yfd re- IuHlng irore Inllngs today's am" Ioth ams WEre sde lxth' In- nlll aflnE Im thrlP f1q. Tnre IAilon tll' 181e tlwa nQl1lnl scoref I Jhe visiors. RAC ad crcwr anrlfY rae al everyone rsul rc glv renectsgreat er cU tOle underok refit Te rae wa on Zena loarrlders. fne ridl re ongralulatonafromtoo present fne reputaton maing.

tme rize tim 2 5 cloely tol owed Chapan and Leath rsr al om The rce as a succes ad wel thlt looser verr ole Pqua chance thote wh bul maages. bst tlek tvtr etl II ciy 1 hlrl lum1erof pfrfoMs ea grae trick ar" JItcult that I har IAan I that ha rldln onl 1 whie. I I HORE RA. Lakeside Chhujo Alf at sUt' tday WI tme. tack lelng favortes Summaries First rlt.

a furlongs-Ben Uur. vn Ir. 10 rre. umssu. 10.

lay I. second Sgr Ild tlr :5 rcl' ll Henry. Bur" eck tICnt Vi s. 1:0. lourtti rl mie Ilventy Iuml.

O. lathlr It. 1. I iry Lilan E. Im 1 Firh 18" ln Ir Galop.

I SG. Huls. 5. Iay thill :2 1. rrt' anl furlongs-Fred Ii.

ntI I. Brook. Starlam Tim. 10 Dd Rces. Iorl ParI r.

Iu A rinstorm I wiiih whit' rut post. spoiled th artTlon. I an atr.t\ on atend- I alrt' was' Iutt mal KOlng ondIIOls 11 th tnlshes fr lorantl i tles gtl lng year I Iumwhar afair. Tht slghtly I UIC t't' passed by Formal lanr way Cafte hiI I Casstt. showtd tht long VISt thll cam" pglin.

chalfnt by oly. InJ sonlthlul by Ilck. Itrst furlong McCaeffry 1. wm S. Atiuse Selond th' furlorls-Donteore Grifn.

3. Talsmal. thlll. Tim" 11 mltPremIH. 101.

Coy- II sfcnd rart. Porantro handlap. ore mil' I furlong 5 seond CaS8ftt Fifh 11 olds. longs Cumlrland Srnd OJz Ixth miE' turlong-Cltord 12 llayton. Kplnan.

seond thlr1 Heav Tark 28. ovpra trek. num tht JhErty stakls. Ctin Harr First rrtFhl Orament Roy nruthqs scOnI Oklaf thLd. Time Sfcond Six on SI Rosl thir.

Tlml Thlrlrar Folr onEhaf seond Elglha thlr1 ractLbErty stak mie. Harr WOI seond. Jo thlr1 Tim. 1:4 nfth ratl lp arrs Slss won. Judih Lyle I 11 151 I Toay.

one-half lt' Atolna 0 Adalo. J3 Iash 10 Roslnanlr 10 0 9 Ft. Ldy oRYr. Olpan. Day Seront mil.

Il lEnry Rudfl Lucy 111' Harford Boy. RtprtI US Arentna 1 9 KpnnlE Whleawa I eighths I mie. P. IH lonfmah 107 curo 10 rnrle 10 roesus nars1O Illr 105 J. 10 Joly 10 rart pn hths mie Commonfr 12 SusiE' D.

10J Liy AnnA 95 taggIt S. Lee iii 5 Iarlarlt Alen. 95. Fifth miE' ant sfpnty Sempe Le1. 117 10 10 I anft Amercan Lon(10' 2 fhe lton Wfllr Iv" thirty tntrlfs Ianchc tlr 11) tng nd E.

Ishard Wteharml ies. I Oranle years C. G. pnzlfs wa" seond lcLachlns Tin ST HLD. Aleged Bker as C.

mr fr aer I sll ntnfd jail I tes art sti 1 unlarthf sIl' wi a Thl ofcers art confdent tha they f' Sergeant has nlht arf 10intsot publc. TE' authoritfs thlY I Ga I ne detlcl dfpartent I ood they gods terda pty ofense nUloer en unusualy are' Elct ve I I IackweII BULL DURHAM. Slokni obrto LtE Th Forer lakam Succeed Ir. Llad. anager Gor Scov1e Wi Asue Contrl Rd icl Cangs Scovie wi Kmbal 1t.

chang te buslneS Kimbl mor- 1 ocock tr. Scovle. bEst manager wa slecte Ir. Thomp tanaer Lland. Ir.

Scovle wih Kimbal ears Manager Charle every and south. hil wih it oJ- SOYUE le Kimbal Kimbal wi mattla1y 1s populariy chage Inthf' Kimbal atoat days untl yester- da morIng. Jr. tht Kimbal. hasbln crrepondenre wih of.

Iladlng mtn declared al fI otyesterdar andaskl Ir. Scovie. buslnts Kimbal. hotel ovle wU wl dsIOntlnUE day supper wi contnued Klmbl wl1 latr wi Ffrs tropia fowers wi fsb wi plaled servlts orehf' tra wi daly nighty prlor foor. tons lre sldere wi annuncd afer le installed I wi Eral additons th rvlcl' bal.

Ir. Scovie wi wil I ocok wi tnued Wt wi. thrte rstaumnt Deatur wi contnut. wih rlts wi an or loRlng. wIl r.

5. recent ate excellnt condlon. AGANST ROA. Wats Aleged 3. W' brught u1t against thE Atanta Conoldated itillway Compny 00 ptton fle yesterday Jr torner Shepherd n.

lr lchen 1H ngr la fc mbfr 1IJIre by knocked Snd wert nld en a the askd on uctor rre VRrln te I car. Hinl here senrl vlrant atl pss of 1 1. Ir- llrhen wa wt hlmt approach- 1 car. wa UPOI unnlg loard wih Imowle MINIGHT BELL" Romatc Dama Colubia comey wi weeks wih romantc drama entted Bel. a pat created a naly.

Ever mber whih a lne reaon retur engaement bi prforance. Matnees wi wi 2 al Pats a tcket wi admited niih t. INAUGRA CEREMONE. Tennesse Cetennal Nashvie Ten For' rtway wi sel tikets thE rateof 5t Cal A. How l.

tcket C. E. geant. raiway tcket ofce. Kimbal huse corJer.

Wh fies elebrate fy ad fixe. Peachtre mar2-2t Cincinnat I and Louisvie. fn dn ir I zv fr Atanta Chatanooga nat. fleeplng car carrie Cincinnat vestbuled trlna. a mies bu lng tckets Luisvie trvel wi fnd tblugh Pulman sleep btween Chtanooga Lutsvle maes did su tcket Souther riway Seun hotEl.

Suwane Fla wU seson My 3st. Te Iprlng hve ben lbraly Par fa I genek man- agerknowlow cr gests I Wltoutayt net bemon prspru. ta ym hltor tbeI 1 i' I frec1n' COtOLENE. tothsome morse tred 1- KETes. nic- Meetng.

caled communcaton Wi. 1 p. I hal buiding. sster cordialy attnd FRAK W. M.

A. HOLCO 1 Sferltary EONA wi lcense treet it. C. may2-5t DH. I HOBERTN.

71 Pomot atention gve cals. 69 2- C. P. for retai Irense 2 Eat Aaama sulng notce wi meetng counc retai lquor lcense No. 11 ItrEt.

J. J. 2 NOTI I lwl meetng I counci for renewa reta1 lquor I ns Uro strEt SmJtbent. my 2M gvP tha. applcaton wi bl meetng cIty counci retai lquor Ucenseby HotII Araon.

2 1 wi retai lquor Icln meetng counrl Alabam J. 2 I givs mfletng ounl wi rftal lquor at stret. 2 hrlbyi en tat the xt rglar meetng thl counci wi retai lquor lrense 1 rlpta trEt A. Tltebaum. may FOn SAE1lcelneous FR SALFlrstcass hand en-- boiers sawmi JohnM.

Gr en Atanta 2i SALEA pall HemphH. ma SAHores Cangea Etc. xtr fine- large. Brady's may 2 ftstlas Ke Stylsh acton. Constuton.

Lady's watch 69 Tio Laundl rewadfd. FOU. FOpzDGents h1ve by ofce nd rl1lnl tifment BOAER WA. ATEDTable rdprs by the week exeeingly rPonable for sumer. E3t EI oppite Ara on Z-2w wl tl WANTIDYery deslra le SIIJd ad fl st lass fae a nable.

Courtad. RENT Nr. ORI wih dslrtd Irs. Val West ma2-3t I tTRNf' Wl buy. furnlute centraly bu lness Duldlng pre- ffrrld Haehtlor.

FUR ISHED ROO tSol Pleas. ant I preferre. WATEDHoues. TFo 7 furnl hed locaton wi ver partes. L.

R. Ciy. may 2t ASmON BL DRESSMAG. M. A Cv sh steet wi silks 10WEt ciy.

WI chldrens Al designs always Pefect SI filt reeipt wi cal resldfnCs WA TMiscelleou. I WAKT. EDYou to' sltylght to arcde Kimbal housl. 55. ma25t ANTEDD centrly ofre.

H. J. Consttuton. rtrt lXHACEI Walon wihout any afer or onl narcotcs day gve afer th dlfcut extractng abslutely :0 meicine. extractng extrctor J.

W. hfAlth. Tis prposiion Ofce hour 8 a. m. unt 4 p.

m. ANTEDod seon hQnd 3 3 hore engne oroer Addrs cty. 2 3t tur fri sun NTED-lxty bier I cl8s conditon. Atant I ANEDI wl 12 ctits each Anerican Compaysprel1m I cerUtcates. Addres P.

15. R. me. Ga 2 GAOL' I GAOLNE headlght 01 glon qunttes delvered. tee i tle cty notce pstal l5 H.

Harri 9 orth WADBoard COUNTRY lrd watt for summer 10nths ner ln ner lal rod staton shae rom forve cUdr' ae pants dre8 Meat bx' 6. gvig rm Ind lcato y- It ttge Et To vr delrle 9 1 rmsl moeroncUne nr ruonable rnt Re Snk I Hf eJ' ml 2 2 i lrI 1 WADMle WANTEDA No1 practcal Iaprhnger solcit necEssar openingtorlght wih. ret rence. Hustercare Consttuton. TEACHER ATE pplcat po I sltons teaCber Newnanpublc schols wi exmined te Hgh buiding Saturay 8 a.

m. dre Goorum. c. ofBoud. Newnan.

fr hustlrl gat. els Addres T1ma hotel 2 AN DIn Ctty GP Alaba Luiiana Texa" Carolna Florda' gfat hoe dotor bk entted SIkness Healh publshed D. Hundres Iav subscrir. thi rm lb DublcaUon. i tfll and terrioI addre A.

Rlso I 7 buUdlg Atlnt. Ga I 2 t. Ph 1 grh. Mdrt Dgis nlral de' lvery Svanah sow cigar todelm i :5 mothly salar exp nses 1 P9rlfnedmen. less FOlk.

1 St Luis. may I HLP AFem. I WTEDIn ever 1 Ger- Alab1a lssipl. Ioulslaa Texa SUUl Crolna ad Floria aets ge hoe door bk entited I In Sikne' Ii Heath pub Apeton. Hundres of I dolars svt anualy ever sub I tl remrkable publcaIon.

I and tetor Rison. 7 Gould buidi. Atat I 2 SITUATONS WADMa. mNTEDposrto7 co te1 wlb ciy refertnces. Addres Exprience.

Sttuton. may22t. SIATONS WADFeme WANT ddleaged lu cmpniOn fr a Invald laYor no objeton given Addres S. D. Consttuton.

I I ADaea. I 5 ad elenses lad I sllesmen un nec- I essar stanaad LttfClerk i Bihop Klne. StLuis i SALEME DLMotM8ln tohes rbbr trs. etc al pa Wt outft Factr. York WADAgents.

ANTEDA frt relable ag nt ever cothing with Enterpris Tioring 2 2 MoJoe stret Chicg. Ill may-7 GFTanad selhg Clmax nov lUes. Al necessites. Pices 5. lOnd3 sight al tr 2 satsfed.

Clmax 2 So Fih Phiadtlphla. ANTEDave fruit pr serpd fris Ind nes jeles th gld meal ad In- teratonal Expositon mpanyat bfldes al nney premIum orered. Georga varous Grga htrupward 0 ha' preparld' mnual 6 entted I. worh is I substantaly papr 2 15 lng it J. L.

Atanta may2-2tr AGENTS9' salar tes. Litte faiure Wposslble wrte fO Ipecal propositon Lck 58. Bos tonMus ar 1 we MONY LA. SHO ea ter bught had C. aty.

Whiehl negotlte ciy ad wantng Cal leron. 8 Equitble RE br- what Atant DsCOunt Ofce ffh foor. Curt i cshier. RF CLItXN te lOaS Atanta far lands At8 COMPAN neotates loas etate ciy proprty fot fars tmber lad bak stoks sale 4 Brod n11Y CO PANY nlotatel specal facites handlng arge loa s. 2 Suth street jewel.

tc. lbrl confdenti Henr H. 5 Itreet. ner Pror. T.

BAXTE improve far Ipelaly ver I spcurly I Iatl factor rte w1 NOrross buiding. Atant I BARNET. 5 I buiding. egtates pstte morgag proprty or Atantadr rowr plese. LAN Atatta anl.

wb uban real 00 S. A. 72 ourt pr lo ns. by te 8cott hAmelcn 1Org g6 Clmpan lmitE. to bter dls ImprOve Atanta flal estte.

Iitlrest seml anua commllslns chagt Ewad S. CJdleu Et Alabma. myl01y OtO ONEYto At nt lOn an lfe InsnrnceplclM Atanta In Dnk. oud bulding. nYiIY.

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t- I 11. Baugh and Eans Epl I Gr. h. 6 Pror stret. a I Gr.

h. Srng. stre 51. h. Davs stet.

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h. Washngn' 11. h. Cdar Pea i. Gr.

Ho ad Whle a. 71. Is. Brothe n. 101.

hBS adl5Lydg. ud' 1 h. CapiOl avenue. 7 Highandg an4w. 1 16r.

1 ad 8-1 h. 2 ley 0 i1Ut. 131. 15Wlhteh 1 11. 10 61.

h. 2 S1psonnef h. 3 Curtln 51. h. 86Pi mcntg tnd 8 Ii.

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h. 81. h. 1. 7 Warer 2 I.

h. Woward 2 ii. Woodwar aven IF' 71. b. Wet pechtee.

11" 71. Capiol 1 71. h. rdon reetWest JfJ 6r h. Fat iU' 6r.

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3 1' 19 A 41 3 Sf I League C1uh. Iayed Ofl. 1 i 19 1I Boston 19 1 1 i 4 9 4 7 Vashngton. i New York i 1 St. ui i 4 1usvIj.

1 Montgomery a th pitsented. morning McPherson ee Those dts- pensing st ap- een ct appt ars E. t. i iu ap- yh ou aP tt T1 impssihle Montg mery i Wt Mont- ic th 05Z yes- ojte. e.

tF' 4 1 It I Callahan FIelds. C. p. 0 Wood 3. iMeDade.

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SUmmary-FJnrned 1- three-base orton Wood 2. 4 Peeles hours. Umpire. i W5 ti itret. :5.

it. clock will line PosItions LMorttgomery Catcher Kehoc Walker Bailey Knowles Base Pabst Base Mangan McDadts base allahan Peeplea Left Meara Vanlyke Center Deady. Wagner fIeld Wiiey silt-moon ly svery ltrwjnghirn Vhs a. P. Volsh.

2 ts. 4 4 It McKetsit' 0 0 0 Rappold. t.I 1 I I ken r. lilt. a.

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bh. s.s..4 1 i 1 2 2 2 21 3 2 Dowe 0 3 c. 0 0 0 C- 0 Summary lhree-bist by I. 1:50. imptre 1 OChicago o'clock-a 0 PhiladelphIa1 1li Taylor It Washtngtonfincnnaj Ratttrnore.gt Brooklyn 20.

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K. 7 IOS. N. V. A tile first attractive alice ueii sligtitiv ascetIc Cassettp th Volley th ti1d something Sir 5 Second furlor.gs-Donmleore tilt 1:01 race.

mile 2 1:44. turtong-'oltey. 503. Fifth year l1b furlong-Clifford tiayton 1K. heavy ex- rare Caruthis Six May Four tO race-Liberty race--Mile yards.

ISl ti3 I'm til seven-eighths tn Lee I. ii let five-eighths dcc 103 Fourthrace eghths Lily ill 107 20rhe by Vighards ii threyears F. p. beinjured. forother 4f 1.

5 is A i f1 is 9k 2 I ii t. 43fl 9 whjth presentsandhow I 1 sI I sc vittEiIi KIMBLLCHANGES Kimball zouthand Its breakfast will duly 1350. conditIon 3OOO Ht8I by rod hi2ired tie passing with the MIDNIGHJBELL a Peachtreestreet. mayl8-2t Cincinnatiand su- Loutsvllie Andrew4 general 1ow wlthoutsaylflg thesprtngs fs's i tt less TbCettolentridemarki us Coffets sad 5. a 1eJls eeftojtal KFAIRBANKCOMPANY iThsonicMeeting communication M.

de- Pr mot St cP. wi1tjOifor 27 I tE-t ii It St St ap- St ap- St. SALE M. 29 SALE-A tf SALE-Horses FOIl SALE-One 28 SALE-A LOST-Lady's 6) P0 VND-Gcot's Table boarders week theAragonmay7 It RENT-Furnished NEW YORK-Desirable furnished rooms St Will WANTED-Houses WANTED TO RENT-For the summer I. may29-2t TED-Miscellaneous.

it WANTED WI SuxtY cetts Ga. WANTED-Board. boald wanted BEN Two 9 moms-all modemoa ItbodesSnook apertY 2 i WANTED rHustler atO J. J. save4 Rlsdori St 27 may W.AIITED-PemajL bo St WANTED tedt WANTED-Female.

WANTED by middle-aged woman or Jtef- WANTED-salesman. T5 WANTED WANTED-A that-class Tt Men It 150 mayl9-ltfr AGENTS 3m 37i atl fioor.Tem- Atlsa largeloans. H' mskeloanC 37 Eible an ts too-- Cosrt' C1 ODE OWN an sjayjiy 5GaIJj tstateth A. to too 24 ii Eut U- I Its almost crimInal Se for you to go without giges0g you can haY on I 250 II It you Want styleacd I I better time you' can pa I Don't delay any Julius R. Watts 0o 7 CashPald forOld GoddS118 4obJ to aid in extending a boot a printing business of ten years' Address Business Opportunity sr Street Itichmond class running COndiUo equjp modern high grade machines for rent by George 6 May 716 Temple TEIy OR EAL cash ba1ane time room house nbrth sIde renti 2S per month 275O COxIlO feet Dec Street 2OctOloveiy Wathirgion atreeti luG beveral thousand dollars in ban at 7 per cent C.

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streetVlSi Ii. 106Trinity t. 8 Ii. 262 Forest avenue see me forgrtl 7 h. SO Woodward avenue.

7 lb. Evans Sta. W. B. Ii lS I I 4 h.

J. strcetcornerW 574 iIt 4 3 II Si 91 h. 3 lir h. 7 h. VS t2 Si notictb BroL StCor Is.

8 IL. hCordon Is 5 is. 11 5 hi. pine. TO0i ForBusinesS byGreen i BroaStrt TheJllThlarkreSldQTWeIi Wilson deal teflas h.

an Lo 7 1' air. a i'ga't avenue. ttt Li Sprlng5. h' 29 h' 55 East Hunter. 1 12 ii.

135 Sprier. MON and ost-oftowo Bankq 25 pd banking hoe S. TOLLS 8zcosD FLOGS FORRENTIIrabIe I have for rent a very de resdence near in. on nor cabin1 painted outside and ins. th his panic ars Z5t1t6 TLJ ETA I ICR1e iI Ye OOO re the tbTaxCo A1 STFNART We of.

tead pub ca a cml to eat pulaticmn ddlng tei unt popiil marke lii tat1ou since th a ewas up minting 51401 a whl of these names inc cli axe eatireb' ce gi the first BookiS From nowunt2 dOne lisa ax 8te 1 ant aultUe' eiiiny positively close tinio tt will be There are many at if 11 registered. for they zuut thecth om be Il' anaba qnu4fied Is olJt Dtbben root until ias dai lbs nexttls Tbo bu iii eruIee and The maca th prim of the. it is iWThL Areprrxm a prep whlchocct ox Park imsted abo it tcainwlll dr Cs hy is stores ie the The a week Ta fri thewoods. I DR. DIAZ Deliyera 15 priai Ihere will Dr Disa talk the Enders al oond tm lie admis vii 7 desIre to iOomforali pco' What' smy Pci.

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