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HOT WITHOOTF FIRES In Columbus the Municipal Campaign TWO CANDIDATES ARE NECK AND NECK. Tkire May an Independent in the Rscs for Mr If Blade Ii Renomlnatd. Taking Police Out of Politics. Ca. Xorember 22.

OoioiDbus la in tile mll of a very i municipal n. The rte for mayor has reached a fever heat tod Saturdays election promises to be the men Interesting that this city has ever ex ptr1enced There are pnly two candidates for the office. ptaln Jerry J. Slade th present mayor sad J. it.

Taver are the candidates. Both and the friend of both. are conftdent of WthLLug. A very strong fight it being on Cipta1u Sade Dl thp Weudi of tx-Ald rui jj rver on the ere he and hi. chief of police Captain J.

J. Heard. art a little too carresa of tile tow which pro- hlb11 gamn They ay that a uuiuber of gaiog iUoon Ire to fun bUxrtii and no urt 1 male to dose them. There are a few games being run in Oulnnibus but the morally of the dy at present la very good. Ex Mayor Dan I' I oii a very strong opponent utf the present admlh tratiou.

It pretty geturaly teI1evtd hete that hon OttpUln Smdp receive the nominal on Saturday Mayor Duaer wUl announce as lade. pendent A very heavy reg. rai ou among the pi It lulteative sui Mr I oier bat good fotow1ng and would mite thngs warm. The aldormanic election does nut come off until the und Saturday In There will he no prmary this year. as the rouiinit- tip of 110 Dlau was agreed upon This eec tln to Is giig be 1 te4y as there li Idemble dc over Home of the twrnuee the out' hundreel.

nd In four of the wards lnde eiident candl dcttes have uuuouutvd Throe of the Indepelid euta are members of the present touti1i Glad of the Probable Change. The peopl' of Columbus ore ver happy that the hclectlon the nil mlwrs nf tin imllep furct to to it' taken frui. the itt. nuiiKll ott llred in the ind a txmrd or mam. iiloitrs.

Tin- Ml to establish a polce mmjiU for inlumlo now In the scniiti It a very bad oIiPtnt to hate II puce force tibed lu lltls as hoe lie-en proven here. on the Court Docket. Mu os siparlor ourt Is now It on wIh Judge lit pi A ias" lili'i will in tried at this tenn of ronrt wliMi I ultract much rt Test Is tL- mate I LU Jtiet fur nirrdtr A few iimiiths a Jots who Is a Or iihiiKt tlimit un prii i ttou wholever. ht ti ileiitli Ills llttli- IIIN He was liumediati Is rioted nil uaifd In jull The 1 E. iirlin Mu rap" ne tOO Iteen COO.

tinned until January. HE IS A DOUBLE MURDERER. rollnaCan Heng Him end Oeoreia May If Hi- Kern. Maion in. November 11 Special Will Cruwfunl i ti-grIt who a jul here.

Is under benteucc- of death fur mnrler in South O1OIifl and is umted ft a tour- iler in Uckljce count Georgia. Tomorrow hi' will ht' brutal liver to the Dodge a uud In- tlln ami truil for his rime pruviileil jo ernor Nutlitu dos tit oni hid" to uri1Idcr him to the onIh Carolina authorities ril is a bud citizvu an rugtat as 1 Hns in Soirth Carolina an Georgia unl M' ibis State the Jiita teful job and vpeiae. ili nioeicU l' iutt itlrd. A 4 heresy ca One sf tht ici over In-fore a urt tiara. concluded today in the- uplrior tolit.

It was it case of iual IVlOii a htirh- tuned colored Priwitiva Iloptiot church The i eue a vhat thc trim tic tvu-hfcd doctrine which i that Christ nul the devil at equal ant ct arid tact the Lord so both the Lire- in i the zraiu. The diseentiut contingent from dm mue withdrew from the ihurih rphaptizd 04 their followeiN and went into Iiii3in.i in penJently and attempted It tuke the ibiirch from the two-seed irn 1. Aftcl a ImiC injnnctum and ensui ul ptnperty right Milt the jury today tilt. I a riict in fa or of the two-seed wia ONE THOUSAND CASES OF FEVER. That lithe Record In inBrunswlck forth Sea- son On Cane Reported Yesterday- Bmi wick Ja.

Ni nbr She ciai. One of ello fever was re- porl1 today. Mary an t-r. white. Sis potionta were discharged fur of which wera whites.

Mrs T. B. Fergunon. Vic Iris Akridge Ben iuuue unil Ilnh Flanders full two colored. Frank.

Car. ter anti Ellen Altwater. The weather i- oudy with eaicrhy winds. The thir- ujoitieter at 7 o'clock p. m.

restored. 64 2 legn- nine pulit-lita are under treatnuiit wtiite- uirie d. LO oftahity. 5i Today's report bruglit the total of ychhoss fe er casee to un even tIkiututud. The Moner issued 11311 rtiun yceh-riay V.

F. Siniimms in hnrp of the St. Simon' iralith of the' oary was recalled today awl the jatiing of ra. Lions at that point will be discontinued BIRMiN6HAlTGOS8IP. fh Unilcal People Are Gettln i an Entertainment.

Birminghiani. Alit. November 2. Spe- ual. The JLkado will In- proJuctl on the evening of November 23d by Binning- hana four luiudred and it to be a meritorious entertainment.

Mince Ethel Houston Ruth Yputp Mitiii Mot- row and Man uet O'Brien Mioare. liar- thin olabs Hu McKnight uni Harry Rule have the leading character They lire all good performers. Mis- Ilui ton dclightd the people of Columhus Ga. last fumaier in the role of Katisha. tie in tong the port in some private theatricals arranged by the musical talent of that city.

She is extra good. All of the young lawyers of thua uty of not exceeding nvi years' Maiulinc have organized a college of young lawyers They meet each Wednesday evening und enjoy a lecture on law by one of their number. Richard H. Evans is president of the college. Pnank V.

Evans ho has icon city clerk of Birmingham for ten years. has notified his friends that he will not stand for thou it the tin uf the board next mouth Mr. Evans is au ex ieorgian and nn new paper man and made a formidable rate for the hi nomination for mayor in the li city election. It is stated that W. Crawford will wed Mr.

Evans Injector Thjurletoiij the rnmaet agent who as ut to Alabama for the purpose of investigating the alleged dishonest radices of the United States eotnmlsstmtra and of other government officers baa been working hart on testimony for about sixty ilayg und is not through yet. Those in a position to know say that the amount of evidence he has fur warrants the statement that whit his report is made it will make the fur fl Captain It. Kolb the Jefferscmiun candidate for the governorship of Alabama. a politittil hustler no matter what his adversaries may say aboiit him. During his several wimpaigns lie has made au unlimited acquaintance with the voters of the state toad very seldom forgets the name or face of a man to whom he is introduced.

He has a mailing list us he calls it containing the names of 60000 wotsrs la Alabama and he keeps this OUUUO fall ride of pqfetfriet ear rate. Sit posUx account uU to be enor- moth Police Commissioner Boggao who las many friends in Georgia and Alabama desires The Constitution to state that he has notcome over to the administration in the commission wrangle as has been stated. He says he vote with the minority of the commission because he thinks that side is in the right. tat that he Is not allied in sympathy generally with the city administration. It stated here today ua fact that the friends of Mayor Rich of Mobile hue persuaded Colonel Boston to retire from the race for no in favor of his dstin- gwabwl young townsman the former penman.

As Judge Richardson of HUMS- yule Ala. has. not yet announced there are now only three avowed candidates in the fieW- fohnton of titig Jefferson county Rich of Mobile and Gates of Henry. An Roan. Open to the Yet.

Birmingham Ala. November 22. Specla The date for the reunion of the Confederate Veterans of he southern states ha teen at lath etched It Aprtt tlih and nany thou- coal old otdtera ant their famlles w. at. did.

amp Hardee the local cxtip wj meet December ht appoint committee und set about matins tie arrangement without delay Almost every oltlien of Brmngltam who baa an extra room with fl it with old lder and It lt intended that the veterans haw enabled to attend with ad little i- pence themselvee as posslMe. The qnois of yuiinr ladles who are to take par lu tile roWanx of beauty Is rempere except to Maryland nod that vacancy will Oiled at an vnrj date. AN ROUND REVIVALIST. Sam iIi Evn Cr Iltd with Ti lof tisiaeis. Birmingham.

AJa November 22. 8pe- ciiiT Jongs Wigious revival in 1885 was followed closely by the biggest revival of business this country has ever known. The Ely ton Laud Company pall several thousand per cent that year on its capital ttoc-k und the price of Bit property went up like a kite. Sam Jones brought good hick pwjple said. a it looks now as though he ha going to do it again.

Last week was the most cheerful of the year to the buxniess noon and this week. so fur is even better. The merchants are actually bragging over the change for the better. One man said today he was going to hear Sam Joe us a matter of gratitude. The lance t-rwda that the evangelists ate draw- inc from the neighboring towns probably have thing to do with the improvement in trade.

ROBBERS STEAL COTTON. A Circus Strands and Disappoints ft Great Crowd of People. ladsilen Ala. November 22. Special Tim rubbers in this city are getting bolder.

Last night some- unknown rartiea utolo a bale of tattoo from John S. Padeub farm in ea iJsdenmhere he had eighty bales stored. It was rolled off half a mitt' and loaded on a wagon which was driven off. re is no clue to the rx bbei Kdmond J' iten living near Galeden ha hdl Jive fine re etolen from him thi- a week. lie found the heads of several in It ruuue whet they had been killed.

mull. IK0 people were in Gadsden to. lay to attend Reynolds' ircus but ii juptinld the ojjcus was stranded Chattanooga Tuesday and the proprietors skipped tearing the circus with the erployes TRIAL OF THE CrUNDim Witnesses Contradict Eacb Otber The Prla- clpall Gave Straw Bond. Ala. Xoiembr SpeciaI Tlie handler murder case tllt is tu progress in the null court i a terribly mliid affair and ille attorneys on both ll are lighting manfully l' wnure a point.

Witness after wilqeti stifiiH and in almost eviy cast their humans It uiatcniiatly Vfterent. Jim and Charley Chandler art- charged with tour ttrng ur yard ant during the trial mIte- nul hael made the startling discovery that ties men hud bwu free to ruani whore they liiwe. Thf tonti thy were teitsed is nit oollw tnhlp taInt to it tegat tea-hut silty. I'm Iliu iuurineiit twitted a MIIMI ii Tile trial ill liar be concluded ihls It Another Broken Rail. O1llki Ala NovnmUT 2 Special An other wreck was narrowly averted on the lasl A iituuia iuh if tilt Central rntlriii yes tuilay aftciiuon AiuLlicr broken rail was di rot by a lOifIlyitle pttiltiiltu nt beyond that town nud wIthin a fev il yards of where the rit or lust Tuesday titeutrei.

The san Vi trtIi Wits trcd town just is tmc ty tue .511. reivvcd the thank- if alt the laM Ujivs. Took It Back on the Gallows. Mintgi ucry. Ala.

November 22. A spefial to The Adventist frau Ozark say' Otltrhtit Wimteii colored. on of the brutSi murder of an ulil coupe Mr. sail Mrs. MSwtlit.

was tiamiI I the Rilcrn lie tro- his liinofenci' but a fcsv dus agit tie ful wetl having ommitted the dime. A Mi tuibeau an Profor C. Kant were IlliCIt jl each and acts Mayr mlth oh lalnegvillf. for wnrtluc fin Sunday. They ire Seventh Day Adveuusts.

Thev rye Saturday as a day of rest and alum Ill. right to work on Sunday Thy win. tnug a pace ready for worship when airiMid The su imship Kansas lIy carried 4000 OuO orangn utof Savannah un her la trip. A iniaiaiiiluc guard below St Mary's hai ed the schooner Kreratta. which nas goiuj up ic rhir last week raptstn Alexander would no bop The gunrd tired across the tKaala with a Shot gnu.

but she wont sailing on just the same. The ember term or Douglas court opened Monday ith a large docket Captain Park Has Recovered. on. i November 22 iSpe IaH Cap tain It lark who was Injured lit a run- away ao Metit sir weeks agt has recovered ant Is at Sits offlcu tomorrev mom- THE DEATH ROLL. Miooji November U2 Special MM.

Kugers. mother of Mr. Julian Hoer" a lead- lug nod taltlly citizen of Ma for many years In the newspaper business here. Jletl to. ahoy.

She was a Je and Christian lady with hundreds of warm friends in different taints of the state Ifiueunmxl. Noveanber 2 Special v. M. ttetle. leator of the Presliy- ttnhaii church here.

died llls meriting Iii his foriy- tJiiil year levulng a wife ant seven children He came here rum Canada. Dr. 1. iiruueau of oluinttia preached the funt ral sermon and the remains will lie tik lunda lliintifiwiPM. Ala.

November i Special I liutiard tOatsIflilt man of the Moutgorucn oil oik. one of the moot pnpu- Ian young men lit the city dropped dead late ibis evening from luirt disease TWO SMALL FIRES YESTERDAY. Th Department Had a Coupti of Spirited linus but Th Va Very Little se. Au alarm of fnc was turned In. yesterday tnornttig front Ito 22.

lac ivni 4nl iv oiid- tug were No. 3 hose wagon. No 4 mse waguu. No. 1 tick and laJli r.

No. 1 chemical and No. I hose wagon the fire was In he roof of a negro line in lIaIse atey nail was put out with hut little trouble The second alarm cane in during he after- noon from lion 01 No. 1 hose wagon. No.

4 ho wagot. iN I thcmlcal and No. 1 hook aw ladIr an wcrug ihe call. The fire was lu a utfictiH flue at 22) Auburn told at streetl ItreflUC. House occupied by A.

Ury- son. The tlnc Wilt Cootloo The good work which has been going on at the Yovng Men's Christian Association AM not cease with the departure of Colonel 11. II. liadley but tho meetings will continue heu it was put to the Yait1i last night the hand of every man In the hall which was crowded to its utmost capacity was raised to ignify their desire to hone the meetings carried on for the rest of the wet Un U. A.

Bowman will spjik ateacJi meeting. It is the aim of the Ygmciatiou to hue the new converts md Christian workers to take qn active part In these meetings and they are arced to Ve presect tonl2ht it o'clock. 1 Brilliant Home WeddlnjTliatO iwd wt NEWS. AND GOSSIP OF WpTY Tl Orpheus Ole Club Concert Toul TII' Library Not. and WI of tho ocia1 World.

The wedding which united Captain Jabs MI Is United Spates my and HIM Story Roll lat evening was one or unusual beauty and The marriage ceremony was performed with oqnlut soemnity by Bishop Nelson at the home of the bride' parents Mr and Mrs. ii. noon The mansion 1 one of the most beautiful on PtIldiiree and bped to entertaining. Its arrangement and fursleh1ns discloses In or- enui ta for luxury and rich color tones and with the entire Interior brU4anty uated and thrown open to eue. tie scene was one or Ulurolu and poetic beauty.

Superb palms were used In the decorations and Uie flowers for the occasion were roses and chrysanthe mum The tire place in the ho Tnjy was banked about with palms suit the handsome carved stairway was trimmed wlnh hoy sad woodand vines. The library wl th Its Mexican decoration and furnishings was enriched In beauty said grce by nanny ferns and chrysanthemums banked above the bookcases. The supper room where the brides tabe was placed was decorated entirely in bride roses. These were arranged to grateful and ITlw upon mantel and buffets and the table hch was tIOst dainty in its tine lnln Jver and cut gas had a its center piece a arrangement of bride roses and maiden hair fern. Many with white tapers wore among the adornments of this fair bridal board.

A number of smaller Mb es were about the room. so that the bride might have ai. her young friends around her. The wedding occurred In tile onc drawing room. Here superb white chrysanthemums were ed und many waxen tapers lent their soft eodhananeut to the scene.

A beautiful bank of palms placed below the mift suln gass window formed a background for the bishop in hl white vestments dud the couple knelt before Wm to receive his tless- lag upon a satin cushIon embroidered In orange I.IIlH. The bride was a vision of modest and dlf nltted ove is In lion state and simple gown of eleg-aut white satin trllUJld ttrih va raeichanre ace end orange vW5 Sill' carried a large bouquet of bride ruse Her maid or honor. Tdlss Uebecca tlaoii as pretty and picturesque lit a gown of soft white ed pa. mule in mp1' artistic faaalon She carried Uarhertua' Mormota. The best man was Mr.

Wade Millie of Mich igan brother of the' groom. There were present rom a distance a unto her of prominent people among thtin Mr. and Mr orgt' Dull' Wadtey. of Mat-ca Mr and hits. William s.

of Savannah. Mr. Velan. of Srraul Pa. and notable jurlt WI a numlier of the youu rs of tin Third Artillery and others from the army.

Mrs Uaoul her guests in i virv handsome said becoming toilet of sea foam green ttmoiie trimmed with la not and jet Her era. ate were superb diamonds After the ceremony au elegant ant Iabortts supper was served to the guests who II about seventy-five of thu most prominent society folks. Daying was enjoyed by the young people during till' evening Tlw presents which were muny anti club- orate were arranged in the billiard room on the second floor. Mss Raout the eldest daughter of Colonel W. U.

llaout prc Idlnt of the Mexican Central railroad. Ph has every grace that goes to the making Qt perfect woman. Sine inherits from both her parents the utmost refinement ad luteiid and ample means have made it possible fr her to develop rtIe Inherent harms tat long to good birth. Captain Mllllw who captain of a 01 engineers In the Vnited States army. Is a toils of high rank In tile profession and Is a most charming gentleman socially.

lie Is at present stationed at New Orleans. He is. 01 course a West Point man and Ills high veal than In the engineer corps is indicative of hit lirilllllllt Intellect. Ciipt iln and Mis Millls left loot uht at II. orlolk for their wtsldliig tour.

New Or leans wll be their home. A pretty feature of the Mttllattaatul wedding was tile cutting for the ring and thimble In the brides cake. Yr. Wade Millts who is to be married In a few months by a strange coin ridenca- cut the ring Miss Willie Peck rut the thimble. A very to marriage occurred at the rest.

dc-ace tat Mrs. Minnie Albright No. White- ha. street yesterday afternoon It pa 2 o'clock. The contracting parties were Miss ora Eirtgtht and Mr.

Robart El. Lee. Till marriage ceremony was performed In D. very impra 111 manner or the tier J. S.

MiGarity of Covinffton GII Only the Immediate family ant relatives of the bride and rouai were present Invitations art- mt to the niarragp of MUs Lotte McLaughlu. or Atlanta. to Mr. R. ms of NashvlKi Time marriage wilt take place next Wednesday evening at the hums of the brides parents on Humphrle.

street and be a pt one on onto of the rerent death of ss 'McLaughlin's ter. Immediately after the marriage the bride and groom will leave fur III tour of the northwest anti will owa' until Christmas whoa they return to Atlanta the holIdays. after which thy wll 0 XIl vtlle. when- will make their fu M. McLauga'- lu Is one of Atlanta's most charming au4 a young jIiea and Is we i known and highly esteemet in the city.

wU Mr it-ins is ono or the rising aud vrJw lnc young busiuegs men uf tne Tennessee capital. Mss Etta Walker one of the most charm. Itig and entertaining youus ladies of Knox. Mr TTM UP vatiiog her aunt Mrs. I L.

Owen0 on Park avenue. The library reception on Friday evening will he an event of more than ordinary interest. I will mark the formal opening of the beau. tifUl new of the Young Ma lbrarj The stsc or the occasion wll Mrs. William Mrs.

W. L. Peel Mrs. Dr. Orate.

Mrs. Julius Brown Mrs. John Oliller 5Ir Uglesoylli. Jonl" Mr. 1.

A. Mrs. W. hi. Slaton.

Mrs. Howard Van Epps Mrs. George It UeSsus- sure. Mrs. Joseph nrsh Mr C.

K. nice Mrs. I' ii Scott Mrs. E. 1.

Mitchell Mrs' Dr. lLdey Mrs. A. E. Buck.

Mr Nellie I Blaik Mrs. Loulle hi. Gordon Mrs. Muw Mrs Porter King Mr John W. Grant Mrs.

11. XUIJDg Mrs. J. r' Burke. Yr.

Sam Iuman Mrs. J. K. Oki Mrs. H.

II. Cubanlss Yrs A. S. Wsldo Sire. A.

H. Cox w. has Glenn the Mi ses tllaton and Miss Ooratme Stocker. Mr. Charles Aberoromiie.

of YontVJUery who has ttaan the guest of his slsrer Mrs. Grant Wkn6 his returned to his home. Mr. Aibenroiubt a prominent business nun and is prominent too as a sartu. leader.

Sir. Rn ell Clapti. 0 MonlLe is In tb city. the guest of friends. Yr.

and Mrs. Robert G. Fl of Saran. nah. have Issued Invitations to the marriage of their daughter.

Miss Vda Fleming to Mr. William K. Beard. The teremony will tie performed lit the Independent Presbyterian church Wednesday reu1Il December Oth at 8 o'clock. On Friday evening last the large school of Miss Ida WlUams.

at Pleasant Hill near mill closed Its present term and gave a most elegant ntertalJment at which one of the largest that ever assembled at tended. The house and hill were most beautifully lighted with lamps and bonfires. The stage was artistically arranged. Natural flow era SO bountiful in the section literally or- creel the wall and white and red lost try tnthemnmi and lUes were mivd In with ti ttful effect. The recitations lay the young Is.

vdle were charming and the speeches an dl loguea by tJeMbht young men. were really en. line. Sweet soo by WItt. rii inil i nn tshaitsi kept the.

crowd In hisfc jlee un- tfl' our A dellratfal entertainment will be given 57 the Sootl Union of the First Baptist church at lie resilience of Mr. V. U. Burke. on West Oats street this es-enthg from to 10 o'clock.

An Interesting programme beta rranrea. All are cordi ly lulled to attend. The latest restore cit the iniprorebeist. recently made ha the Capitol lily lab Is It beautiful ladles' cafe which will be opened to- morrow to the lady friends and reUtlves of Its members. The cafe Is entirely cut off from the main building of the club and has a private entrance on EUi.

street. It is beautifully fur. fished and the walls handsomely orated The club has secured the services of an excellent chef for the new cafe. and it will be under the direction of their new and highly rex mmeml ttrperintendent Mr. F.

L. There will be a musical reception tendered the new choir at the Second Baptist church at 8 o'clock under the. auspices of the Orpheus Glee Club. Tie public cordial' Invited to attend there being no charge for admission. The following artists wilt assist on this oeeaatan Mrs.

W. 8 Yeates soprano Mr. Henry Howetl pianist Mr. Ham Owens tenor Yr. Frank Pearson bass Mr.

J. P. ODonnllr organist and the Orphen Glee Club. Jackson Oa. Xovember 22 Spocas.

Mr. it T. Faulkner of Atlanta as married today to Miss Annie OR of this city. Rev. J.

A. Carter otnc1Ming. Mr Faulkner a rising young Ulan of Atlanta. He Is now engaged In the whowue and commission business. Miss OUea is a charming young ady who has many admirers and la the daughter of the ext of Butts county.

Thy left for Atlanta via the I' o'clock train. where they il reside in the future. Richmond a November 22 Special Mr. Jefferson Foote a prominent young busLnens man of Atlanta. and Miss Flora el- eon the attractive daughter of Mr.

W. Nelson of this city were married tnis evening In the reception room of the Masonic temple which was beautifully decorated There was a pretty wtlte atar. before which the pall' knelt and II. profusion of palms ferns and floral ornaments added richness to She e. SiIwws Orchestra furnished music during the evening.

Mr Mood Foote of Atlanta a brother of the groom I as best man and Miss Carrie Smiiw of Ho more was the maid of honor. The ushejs were Messrs. Leon U. and W. it.

NeUon 1 rofhcrii of the bride. B. S. KtutmIlIl L. Nelson Leo Stein and Henry Auge.

The brdeV costume was a beautiful gown i white satin entrain with pearl ornaments. The trimmings were of oriental lace which was wtJrn by the brides wittier at her wedding. The bouquet was made of La Trance roses. After the naarrage I uwgiiliH nc wnpper nas terra tilt' banquet hall Mieste MX ud Mrs. Foot left on tile midnight ran for DanviU whence they will visit the ujrtarrn states.

Among the frieucti from a d. tuuce who attended tb marriage were Mr. Micu ie' Foute and Miss Salina Footl' of Atlanta tht father Bull tpr of the rraou AI He' Hirsch. of Bedford City- MUs Carrie Straus snd MpR ra. Maurice and Sidney Strauss of Datiwore.

oumbu Oa November Sjieoial A Jrsrrlagl' of whkh this-re has been wry much tak for the past several weeks. occurred at Trinity Episcopal church toulcht. The marriage as Hut of Mr. John Dozier Pou and Miss Mary Stuart Fontaine A very leglut reception toilareed the service at the church. I.

the vIsIting be present were Else Minnie Fouulnr of Asiiti Ml llttlp Phmlzv. of AuziHfi Ml Monil- Hatcher. Miss tat III II. 1111 Maiiigtim T. WtIle Ttnsey of Macon Yli Anne NJln.

gwen of Jackson. Miss. The soda season of 15111 In d. ullha is 1 fl little backward. Last niiil raaoi Io flwt german.

It was given liv tile Vegro Club at the Vernon. The YOUnl I Co- tUon lib wit entmain tho bus- of Mrs. W. A. uja.l tan next TUIStlay evening and the tuvolr Club wt give it opening german the atter part of next PRODIGAlTFATHER.

A Rollicking Comedy Will Be Seen Tonight at the Grand. The intensely merry comedy The ProdlgaJ Father by MarDmiough nil ht' presented lit the Grand tosilght and tomorrow at matinee and night. The it Maggie due wLI slag her rtmukabe and sp itUng successes. The Prodigal Father" ha carried alt before It from New York to raltrnla and even to the borders of Mexico mlklng 00 of th most we-idea-tot tub kn' vn In YeJT MaH tjin is today titicthliaiaal in her trigut par- tlunr bimf erj2iitloui The pe. ijr- It of her intetpreotln of a comic tong is par exeosnce.

Intmtiabe In every Sense The Irish Queen. us sue affectionately clllt by a whoa' word of admire'-- simp has the audience bnbb Ing arid bursting Into screams or 011111 lai ghtT Among her favorite songs art' Throw Him Down. Me- oskpy. tI Flats" sad Poor exeplenit roIDJlny wlrf present foe joy comedy totiigbt lit the jran To At 1' Is ny necessary to mention that George lloaltact' I a member of tile mpanj lie Is worth the price of admission day Till' atrashai Is Ito every ray worthy of liberal patronage. CITY AT IV WILL MEET The lw rd alter- men will meet his ft in MSytr Uao1.

niii office. Till' most lilJjJOrtunl. SllI' which will lie before the board will be the paper adopted by tile council last Mondty appointing assessors to estimate the lillIan' to the property on the hue of the Alabama rrt txtetaelutm If the hoard con- in me resolution there will III' nothing bi geeii alnal talk of lmdin the bridge Still 11 i.il wirk IX stept the signature the mayor. ARK IX YORK. ThrrY tivktlell.

ilnirman lit the flnin o. and Chief of lbs tire dep 11:111 nt. jotb loft fir York yestirday. Mr Soikdell goes un uraii hn lie while Cult Jyner to examine terse machinery wh. the tire department will need when the new ca- glue ise Is completed.

They will tic absent some ten days or two weeks. IN THE EQUITABLE Oolon. 1 T. Glenn the well known lawyer and mayor. has since the dl outio of the firm of mith ulena Smith.

moved his office to the iulta- be building where he has elegant quarters. CAPTAIN WDEXCH IS TOWN Captain Wrench editor of The JkU11Ufkk Times Is In the city. laptain WrtJw stuck to Brunt- wink through the fever end wit one of the mo noble and faithful men then. Now that the danger over he ha come way for a llttfle rest. lie was formerly editor of The Dalton Argus.

He is a wait nevet shirks a duty. The Aragon W. J. HlirkilliJelDlPr wit. cal J.

It rt Ktsoxrllie Tenn IV. V. rr. ilemphli TIIIO 8. A.

liraat MadJ SOB The Ktnibt II. O. Fowler. Chicago C. Kitolanugh.

Talbottota William Whiting I. Inc. Jr. VbattauoonK. Cord.

Tnctnntttl O. Tom It. Moore vNle Mil E. A. stuillysa Sun Antoniowrex.

W. U. Sullivan San Antonio HlVan. cy Borne F. H.

Edwards Cincinnati ohts M. Patterson. I' Pa. Ii. slo n' tr nd wit.

GtiMnvllle B. C. T. feiti ton. 0.

J. 0. Thomas Louisville Ky RAILROAD Merchants in Atlanta Elated it Ounces or Free Delivery BUT IT WILL ONLY BENEFIT GROCERS Bumon of tha Complete Sale of the Cinein- nati outhrn to the Baron Denied. Other Railroad Gossip. The news given in the railroad columns of The Constitution yesterday that the merchants of Atlanta will soon have free delivery from the rairoud depots again vas gratifying and aroused much comment among the business men of the city and the railroad people too.

It i well known what a fight the merchants of Atlanta made against the change whets the roads decided about a year ago to discontinue the tree delivery system. The merchants of Atlanta felt that they' eel some such recognition at the hauals of the' roads entering this city and felt that thy were being denied what they hart a right to claim when the roads took from them the advantages of the free delivery system of handling freights. It is altogether probable that. the roads would not have restored the free delivery system hail it not been for the decision of the Western and Atlantic in determining not to alwvv the roads from the west the advantages of its sidetracks and terminal facilities on the same terms that it had allowed them in the past. It is said that the reason that the Western and Atlantic decided upon this course was that the property of the company was too desirable to letting out to the other roads on cheap terms when the Western and Atlantic could have such superior advantages if it lielU the sidetracks for its own exclusive use.

Commissioner t3hlm8n was talking over the situation yesterday anti said Yes therp will be a meeting of the leading representatives of all the western lines centering in Atlanta held in my office next Tuesday for the purpose of considering what can be done to remedy the situation thrown blurt- these lines by the proposition of the Western and Atlantic when it decides that it cannot longer allow the use of its sidetracks here on the same terms that it has done in time' past. lit it true that fret- delivery will be the result of this meeting and the solution of the problem forced upon the western lines was silted. Yes I think the tendency is towards It proposition for free delivery of freights in Atlanta lay the western lint's entering this city. I do not think time free delivery iucs tion will be taken up lay the roads entering Atlanta Irons the ra but I am of time opinion that the wen tern roads will drcide to grant the delivery from thpir freight depots without charge IN It solution to the situation thru upon them by the proposition of the Western and Atlantic. Thus it can he seen that the merchants of Atlanta.

who will derive touch benefit from the delivery system in ease the west- ern roads do grant it ill be the wholesale and retail grocery men. The western freights are almost exclusively heavy grocery freights and it ran c- seen that it is the grocers more than the dry goods men who wilf the most benefit out of the free deXvpry if it is adopted its it settlement of the Question of getting better terminal fa- li1ietl. The Cincinnati outh rni Deal. The recent announcement of the great schedule of the East TlnutSSE ee and Cincinnati Southern has awakened general inter- est. In this connection the rumors about the sale of the Cincinnati Southern hive re I.

but lire not substantiated. The following from The Louisville Courier ourual is interesting along title line The IManger deal for the IIutl1 of the rlmnnatt Southern I not a deal The repot that time baron and his friends had ured the road is announced without foundation. A lo cal paper recently went III tar a to i ay with- out uVlstJatloll of course. what a pl klo tile poem old" Louisville Southern wa In. hilt this was nonsense.

ny event. even It the Erlaniiera should contrail of the ilwl wall Southern a they uiny lay. tie lease of the LoulcvrV Southern would tat disturbed. The- new pureuasei wattlil bound to carry It. As for the reported acquirements of the In- uuali Southern hr the Krl ingers.

I Ii' Xew York Herald gv to the- publication of tar has the up It Is not true as iepi riot from Cincinnati that tins Cincinnati Soiitlic hn been turned over to the Erlnnifers sgttii. The Messrs. I ullr are largely Intert1 it the tlnshtiniiti Ixtnln bonds of tlie Ki Tennessee Company which otT the lIlIdnnuri Southern an are in default Tbo pnleiaen purely asked for rtprlStlI million fl onlJ to a their Interests 111. it of the in ninnatl Southern I still ed. taut It to Ion slttlrt vnJiiMe that some leadjustmtiit il be' a- ked from the city or tinciinati.

That Wonderful Schedule. The nlW printed in ye rdiv'- tiiiiin it ilit' Ea. Tenn" an-al or ii would next Mmday ut on a schedule mat would take nr. iieiu from Attinta in Torlda before ihtitor lit inii morning tiny leave here woo the s.n1 auilaag rlLNall folks je- terday Tin' wonderful eued f- tint have ly been established by ie llkhmnrl and Danville and tile lines between Atlanta and New Orleans making it but II day' Journey from this cltv to that. seem to have llrred up the East Tennessee people and they have certainly eclipsed anything in the way of railroad schedules ever heard of In this section or the oath When one thinks of rooting the morning Constitution In Atlanta hi tafre.trea1tfast and In Jacksonville before dinner The same day.

it sound strange Indeed. To think that the morning Constitution will be In Chattanooga before breakfast is ju as wondrous. To fancy The Constiution thrown over till' gates of it readers in Koine long before they Eave waked from rhlr morning steep is surprising. It surety seem that The oll ant till' East TInllt have tuule up their minds to sweep over the fJ. of the earth before up.

Many compliments were showered upon the East Tennessee officials ye i rday by railroad men generaly and it is certain tiothitig more than the East Tennessee de ervea to have I. full recognition of such enterprise a is evidenced by this new step for quicker connections to the south and the norths est. Railroad Gossip. Mr. Sam Hard of the Richmond and Dunvitle is In South Carolina Colonel Joe or ey.

ie Georgia road has returned a busluCS trip in rllnra. to his home In Augusta. Colonel Tope secretary or the Southern Hail- way and Steamship Aesctelstion bas returns-I after attending the meeting of ho board or arbitration to Xew York. GENERAL MANAGER SCOTT. The Georgia's Directors Put film In Charge Pern nent1y.

Augusta. Ca. XI Spoci The board of le efs of ae lieuriP railroad wt here this warning and elected Mr. T. K.

tOeott general manager of that read t- succeed Major John W. Green. Augusta's team hi arranged ton I. cuatuit ith the Athens university to played here Hecembei Id Vrbctt and a MR aggregation of pug are comlaj to Augusta flier wilt give a ii the hater i rnber tJ. when they tuna south to go Florida to la trattiing I for he winter.

The crowd at Me sttion nte 3lly la. sneaslw Toaleivt the onfed rate veterans are arriving by hundreds from all parts of the south to attend the reunion tile ttou tomorrow. It will one of the greatest days of. the big how. The horse tastes tart to.

FAITH Dr. Speer Co. Guarantees To Cure The Sick. Dr. Speer Co.

the famous dalists lu thai treatment of nerri eats and Urontc diseases who have' practiced medtclnS and oured the uf ferng in almost ct-1 cry dime have )rated la Atlanta and the people ol' will be enabled to avail ttnmaeiveq at lilt services tit these lttlagui0he phy sic ins. They come to Atlanta with di ptcttaaaa from the medical departments of Harvard and Michigan untversltee and certificate of regstry in both the eastern and western They treat tl ufferl- In a straightforward and business like manner and never accept a tee from a patient ltom they do not honestly believe thy an tire. Nearly very hists is only conglomeration of si WpluIUS ttit' certain results and Waere there is a trouble ths ran atwayc hi rumored with the proper ream- Fur this reason Dr. Speer Ct. guarantee to curt' every i- or forfeit They hart- faith In a jlly They have devoted eh years to the study of nervtaats nod rotd diseases la both the old anti new worlds sand are enabled to treat all private truths with most re mtrkeshle results.

Thy experiment with no one. To alt applying iii-- tvo on honest and straightforward ttremIlt tit of the complaint. A perfect mall system enables tin to treat town patients with rttarkitttt jTiiveHS. or they will refund raiiJ fare from amount of fee to all rotulag to AtIttita to consult them. Consultation free to till I sacredly ronllllntlal All letters of inquiry receive prompt attention.

Otile all sail JIG Kir tuithiug. 001 ner Pryor and Hunter ttr. t5 Atlanta. Go. Office tons to 12 tn I to 4 and 7 to p.

to. Sundays 10 to iii. PLEASE BEAR IN MiNDTHAt THE SATINGROGRAINRlBBOK GIVES SATISFACTION URIC ACID is a deadly poison. anti when taken up by the system quickly produces death. Sluggish.

tit kidneys fail to. purify the blood and nrw aid left in it ta course through the system poisoning the whole body producing uremia. which Is so fatal in human To preserve' health the kidneys must kept in a healthy condition. As Ii kidney tonic no preparation is so effective as StuartsGin andBuchu It ails promptly. effectively and mildly on the kidneys and all other portions of the urinary tract.

thus keeping the boo pure and thereby preserving health. One of toy children who has been a great sufferer from kidney troubles ha derived more fit front Stuart's gin and Burh than nil other remedies find I have triet quite' it number. MttS. E. O.

OZMEII Atlanta Ga. 5011 iv all druggists. 20 Years of marvel ous success in the treatment of MEN and WOMEN. ATLANTA CA. SPECIALIST IN Chronic Nervous Blood and Skin Diseases.

VARICOCELEan lHydrocel Fermanen ly cured In pry ca e. NERVOUS debility seminal ouei upundency effects of bid tubAs. STERILITY IMPOTENCE. desiring to marry but ire pbyiicallT incapaci tated quickly restored. Blood and Skin diseases Syphilis and Ita effects Ulcell and Sores.

Urinary Kidney and Bladder trouble. Enlarged Prostate. Urethra Stricture permanently cured without cutting or caustic at honus with nt of business. Send Sc. in stamps or book and question list.

Best of business references furnished. Address PfWW Bowes. 2Marietta tAtIantaCL II. C. EZELL WILKERSON TENNESSEE ha at Augusta Sate Far fl lot of ltlack Spanish Jacks fur 11 ail 11 the next In' day- those- who with to tu II tic gun- anteed.

II. 0. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Intended So S. Sittings from Vancouver TO JAPAN AND CHINA.

St IS October So IS TO HONOLULAAND AND AUSTRALIA September Itj October 1' November 16. Apply C. Sheehy. 11 Yort St. W.

Detroit. lich. Cm Ulllr The R. Rose Co. No 12 Marietta St.

holds more old Georgia Corn Whisky from one to five years old in. warehouse and stock than all the other wholesale whisky houses in Atlanta. Our stock and warehouse- re ceititsTprove this. Ru Warmed Things Up. CANDIDA YES B.

Ka I iumbua ry bvt Jr on I' re ly Captain the A 1n an ln rua1e t-AldtnIIW Tllrnr rea ww hkh gam g. IIiY IuWIIII blo ii ll1l lng In I be pr. enl ExYaor P. Dolilr I en pr I. tr tn.

Jtu 1t4In dr lorn a 1 1 1 Ua ro" IUtI1 atvf of uh I flozer I me Dt" 11JIJr tb ot 1llaU Il 1 llfu re eUIlIIderub1e ltlSa tlllu Ih HI thl OUl lundrl1 tad fou th. waI. te and I tlla unnoUHd Tlr. 01 Ih. IndlVu.

tnt le mmbers prlnt ouldl Ga Chanl' th7t 0 I PYW frr I tMlln Irur tIl n' 1J 1r 1 II th lUII I tMJltd lom Iulcrl Tul ll Mlbllsh I lJ k. M' 11 1lumhl. tbl nut I b11 Im hl IIH' pollkM. bl tn lere. Ca.

Docket 1tbO. uprlor Hlrt I Ih Jldj. Hut Imln a tifd Ihl. Inn wi lrult rr r.1 I fj' 11l Pan tlr nnrtr 1 uII" ho Ihjro. ulmll tllt t1 whot ha rn Illfl lt I.

11" ye hnliatdr Irsf uh jl Thl 1. rlp" asl h1 tlnuld unll CarlDa Can Dlna Cerda I U. yo ler. 1UU 1. otlhtr ptial Crwfull a njr" tl hr SlltUe 111Ir il Suth Illlua.

wlntd fu Er Dud toutily. turi TniUIUW wi tnr 1 Du fU rr authortitl H' ani1 Inr hil Timl pri 1 oHrnr I tilitu tondu urnl er uh arolill autho1tis. llizlU un wigt a l. It 1 ouh lria 1n ltt. thl tlivlaaleful un eSl' I 1lut td IItbrul tDl itlp 11 th bfore I P.

Il cude il tht 101 I I I hph tone COIOIN lrwi vl 1trrh blUl' WIS tht tPrU 1:1 tn'-hf'l otrint is I dlti rc lral tlet OWt tJe. 1i tIl grnil. dileuti oltil I 1 1 jOe withdJw frol Jmh 1 rs aUI WII int IJusJ" 1 Ipn tutlj' IU IttUpt t. dlch two. tI.

ro AfU 1011 iljnutil an ry rijht snit thl jur nnI trJitt favor If twosld wii 1 FEVER I the Reord 8ruDwick for the San. ylerday Rrawick. Ua. Spl c. la" luw fH1 as 11- Lanastr hil i1 patintl wn lsrhaItI.

11. Ir usou Vi- Akrdge Bln mue Akridg. Inh Flan trs lut 01011 Fruk tr ad Elen Tl watlHr is wetery hl thlr- a IOIEter. i. rpJierp 1.

lo" Twtltynilt pltituts al treutlWt whit. lill Itl I otaty. j. Toays 101 IrJIlt Yllol feyl caSe eYIU thouSU Tht mli inlr is uM 1.1 rlrtl 1. iimn in hn rf tl itl rl1h commar rt lltJ thl islrn tons wi dislltinul BIRMiNGHAM GOSSIP.

te Uuacal ple Ar Oettn Jntertnm nt Birilgham. Spe dal- liklo wil te ofliu owmr I Bnning- haml hlI1r romi ts 1trtorioul tltprnilDpl Jtht lm 101 OHrlu Il sr" lar. ol lcKIiht 11 Harr Kir harctPr trt al ptruritrs. liss loustm dtlghlo Ple lst Iummr thE roll he lung pr itrol arrnngeo tall HE txtra nx1 Al ears run in hUe orlizt 1e YOU 11 1bp ealh ilg enoy I Ittue bl OI' nnm Hcard presi ent tk Enll bo cty ctrk HiriD1ham wat nllit frDd wi' rfh-diun wetin 11 i. lxteorginn In newspaper lln aII iaJe fCI te hmolrtc ni ton thl 1lst Il iOI I 11 Mtutl ford wi aUd lr.

ID ltr CrletoIJ aglut was Iut stgatig 11ppd is- bon puclC Cnite lWI681uers gonrtnt of 1 Ia bu tlsti- mn aut sixt tl thrWb ytt Thos il pition tlt nct 80 IITunts tatlmlut rEprt I wi Clprin 1 Jlftr wninn oandate Ih JYfnQrhilJ labull i pl tU I huster mtter what hil ad art Nlaigs ma unlmite atllintan otEr tte tDd pr sldom forget nam. fac I Inruc. hI I ai lst I cla It ctlnn Dal 60 ot AJa a ke 00 Dte Ideo a. rt. mtp t' r- I Polc Clnle lh mn1 frens Ger Aaa.

de Te COtt tt ha not cme ore ad tton ll We ha bn Itate. sYI oes wth te norty te cmmon bu se i te riht tat i ale no i YIsty gerly wit ctl 4WlttO. I 1 ttte fc fed Yyo Rc. Moie prae Cle Btoto rtr frm ra fo gef dstn" gahe he faer tlman A Judg Ricrn HuMs tie Aa. h31.

anounce the art thre owe CDlidatl i te tel tn. t. eferon Rth fie. Ind 0 Hol On te el. Rrmngar xemer 2 Tie reuulOI a Cneerte terlu louthem Ilte baa ben PII' prK 2th nt man 011 pr6 Ul tmlJe w.

Il eaQP Hlr loal C4P. mtt lmbr pplnt cmmltlt6 ltt IOUt ulakn te Irranewtnt wthout lmct eey dtlen rmJIhlm wh tXtr4 fOm I' I wh IOIIU Ind Inttded thS eeral b. Itend pnl lemlV1 :1 pl le. rUln ldl' who ar. tAk.

pa II ranx heaur t. arylanllIDd 11u vcacy wl tll lt eH d1e. REVIVAUT Sm JOel EYD Cnll wlU BIlol Biighama Xover 2 ri Jon retigious rvival 1S folowe clOly th4 revitll ils thi ountr bs kown. Te Elno LalJ Cpny pai le thoudnt pr lent capita Ht Binam prr- lke kte. Jone brught go lrk.

Je sid and lok IS thoug Wtk WS. beer thl bUrl' mn tis wek Uerdrant actuly braggng' Utr dl ue nt' 01. toay JOI. I mutr Lt. I.

dra in froU neighorinl IlroaLly ha wi th traJt STAL COTON Clrn. Cudglen. Xovewer 2. TIl ruibrs it :11 getng bolllr. Lalt som.

unknowl rartlel La utt frm Pu en's fai inla Ga where b31t tortd. as ruled of loadll tl ot. 10 Ul' tt bl Jbh. EdIonr Jl al. en Jl' fle prrl Jit wpk Hl fould helg Iterl ad 1111 kit.

Ful 0 wrl il Iy tl a tlnd HI nol ss w. thl dtus strln- tin Chatanoa pr. Ir th. eircut wit thl TRIL CHiDLER I Winte tacb The dp. Hud.

0111 Ia 1lauJII IS I proges I il ml fd nrair. nl ubiI ntomY lghtng ore put. Wln'-u tl lti US 11lr llllll i mallrialy llferent. lhalUer ar cba 1nry duin tr CanulhaJ mac lttng dl lry llt tbt' UlU lad 1111 tl wal wlll tll. lu Th 11 reluf I 11 rIIluhlp lnj 1 tel I.

V. Tut nnluullcll 1 11 tI b. lududd ed Anothe Rai. 0Itlk I mlr An. TIlk WIg narowly Ivlrel br lh 11 lntra ranlil Is IIla n'I.

AkJ1 hr rai a dial ofr1 tnvt tt piIIUIU jn lYlnl tla 1 ul I hUlllrl1 rd wierI tie 1' IIt TUt.la.\ Opurrel. Tnt USII j. wu tu 1 Lle 111 rclv ni 11 uetr I Oalow. Mntgtmtry. Ala.

opUber A Adltrl Irll Oarl SiYS 1Ihlit otln tllr njctI 01 Ih. nr. d1 I It Jl I' Ir. anl lr. I haul" tulaI On tle 110- tl hI innJtIH bu tw a fll UfSAe1 IlvlJ mlltlll tll.

cim I ROi I jKu RG l. n1. A. I tdHoU ProfAJr E. Iltd Iaeh lay llr mltl t.

In ulitay The lay Ad 11. 1nl al dI Ih rlt rk tliudlY tN ttiIg alrtstld. Iht tllslllp Kanss rrld 4.0(0 HIof Svunuh hlr nlp. 11arJ I hup whIIr Fr tt. whih wa rJ 11 I' 1Kr atdn i nt Oa I I uu be 81tng th Slle.

omhtr rw Dougla cour with lr DI RKoYre. lahI Xvrw la 1' F. Iark. wlo 1US luuld a ay ajhut Inr 1 ag his eIre1 In1 txpled ot JW rNI lum- In TIE DEJTH IJI uvbr pIall lr lglr" inllr Ir. Julan I In anL ltztn 01 1 yeaIM III bun48 ltre.

dltl 1 he 13 I nJt tlrl tlan hundrt. I dmerent tit I tIJ lilif lrla hurll ll forty Ylr Inlg sYIU hllrn 1 rawI bte nada. 1. 1 liranJtu. prarhpll rat ermIn wi tak'-n It JnIClpl XoVemblr lulnrd alstllUt lanalr Ihl ri I I I III erui trc SeS.

SML YSTERDAY. T' 8plrlW The" a 81 iJamae. Al liuw 01 frr turnld ng 11. tI lpnl. r'sld.

wlrl :0. 10sl lgl le Ilhk 1 lakr :0. clllmlcI ald wa n. nil trl' II 1 ngro Ilu Ito 11ey ard W8 wih tle 1 lorm lme Ir Iftr fNI I G1 o. h011 bo1 WUOt.

hc1cll o. ldkr an I Thl tre wa i ltc11 lul Auur dlrt annU 1US uped iry. I Te 1eetnl Wi CODtDU8. go hl ben enl Or5ian Asoa. wi epaure luud I.

Hidey tu metng wi cuntnue. hel wa 11 nght had ever I hal whic crde utIlt C8pRClJ. WI ra I sigif teir lir hwc tie mtn clrre rt wi sp' 1 at cacTi metng. i ai 80d4tl. ne C.

Trt Crua woreI te adve i Mmt j- WeddIng That I11hL QlETY ThOrpheul Tow News ofth weJdln rm ed JII nd un lDaI 1l1- mar 1 31 esoo pare ltJ an Is 3 arr Ulflmeut furn hingj rl. taste ar rue-it. OD tlc 12lUt lla on ere ro rMn le- haTway biDdso walTtnmed wlth cxkan furnl hingwu oea UJ' 1' au nd whim UlU lt dlut I as ntcr easadoahrt rt tsbec re ai Tb olxurr long used beau plll ian HlIJl' I II ga tore st dl states mple Igau si tln l' lr OU was pkturf squl' hlon. I 1 ermot lr. TIIrp I ruU dl tancl' Jlro nlnt PtUi le.

1ID10U Ir. Ir. Jr Il' 1IAn ln. th frC lIl at wr toll ntll Io ornt WII wh tll 8 11o r. I elde pt(1 le er intellect 1a VI' pO sJ 1 jf Inh reut ouat rpl I uly.

ew I I pu l. llIeer CItjttiifl ml night hlug Ynll rauul ea 8trlUl 1' lh rl' Dora lrmou r1ty. 011 gWJl t. 1 lr. Xa hvH illi W.

sday Jw6 amid sister. a lIal a fr wh llI th I tJa tIli ftU youn IIi :1 pl m1 t1 Ir. be ug lJU iues" sEta. II vle Tonn. Is in lily Ir T.

I. OIVeu 11 rl ay au. Jrt' ilJ rest rmaI ne You 11" tie Wllil fr 111' OrmeUrs. tirs. J.

r. n. i J11. fl' Era. Itde AE.

Mrs. lie pnoIk Jr 1. vrll II' I Ir. Port 1' Mrs. Yr 1- Ilue Ool' r.

Aerom ie gu sl ter ha AJberr Jrnbt 100. Cl pJ. the I IndP lId oclo k. YI te nt at. Ian IS at1ralllow.

risrys. atl. diet anti- ilia- tiD1nr loo W. cut ellt rt31imfnt ptJt 1 enn 1 o' ro mme buheto ur Ul u1lle lLly gt land omlly de ured he iii recommended Selltl ne Bu pi Orp eu. Itt nd S.

Yea te6 I1l wetl Ir oo Yr. 1 a I i oIIie g.ady jII hltr hI' Guthe wil 2. I lr. Jefter un bu lnC ls Mi 1HIl Xe profu Jn oud ta YI lalll Le Jo e80u. of ace.

Ib at seM. Ih as banqutball iy Ir. ttiii duhh ta Ie helrl i lb the marrla t1 Ir. iiciie L. Hlr Jtord Stii rt' I Gn.

A I ha 1 Ep opai man I was I Ir. fI tuarl fo fwed I II. It. IIar hpr. Jln py.

Is Ia I bllelm ro. II I ivn ro Club ent taln so a 1IEr neXttwlk THEPR iMLi THtR. RoW klDIi le. Pr dlgl Ifa mough rlD rrow Iag i. tting IUles 10110 orl ers exeu I1I st wt1IllI rlu Mr.

err. ag ip I to lY IIJJ jl 1 r- rjnoiious lieCiur. InteVrE ttln is lIa bubblltig urtln Ic- fIlS" II Jt SOl lire Ina I ony ncp ar orge my I 11A I 1 hoar 1111 lor 00 mv atJopt Coun. 8i Or es lmat" 1llla 1' 11t' lleu u. Ollilr uothl t1 lmlllIng I tnrt' Ir fin JlJlirt iit.

vtH av. Ir. kIj1 IJ" hil nl' whIch hIe h4Us I I EQUIDA IE4olon 1. dtssoutlott oh Fll ta. I I TO Mlue wl most ert ball a sb.

daughter Jaeksenvtlte la Jtm dJI' a lrtille Theodore Oooley llSh jl1. W. II. ZluuAnnioton tou Ala. C.

D. Mine Kansas City T. II. Newkirk. York Ju t1I1 Ware orel ter U8.

ThonHlII iarrett. York 0 E. Johnson Soattlt Carolina Thorn I Curry and wife. New or T. llulding Phll- ra A 1 I.

Lnd 1' Ulwbietuu. Hal. tutors it. s. New York.

The Yl1Ikilaw 01 T. WKlolm Tunnel itmi. Oil W' 8 Prrkinii. AUIll. IA Gl D.

8enlllln. 1110. JE Go Columbu GI1 tvaa Freeman Newata Ga. ii. C.

Oliver gt Paul. n. J. B. Sp eha ttanvoza Titan.

I. litaisoch he vI 001. ii L. itlcJn Loisrle Ky. D.

il. Jones Augusta. 04. 1. Smhtiterc Ala.

ama Victor New Yonkt T. J. Chock York A. lrldkowy ew York F. F.

Dele tiouvale. Os. C. O. Jordan Fr nk- hI lr 1.

iiri tI tt if ia cJ TtOk :1 Yc1k R. rtl. Sear. Ye IIJPb I. rdnt 113dJ5011 O.

L. ZIIle. SprIDg1lcid. O. eW Tark 1.

W. loo D. I lIndelph14 O. E. JotanEn harl toll S.

C. C. A. onlt1i' DI110it W. lictakell Siwatinah 8.

tel berg New York Lettry hnttanoo O' rlne. C. c. d. 0 oore sh.

I5UIIIII. AUIoniO. x. 8ulUnnk8an Teat II flU 17' 0. can ii Its 0 uVJitlloe ItQQ I NilS lor ohht natl8011tbrn e- ru fyiDg lroad is te a roa It II We teru an 6 saitl lomp ny be si ltraek Ytstlr a an IS ther consi ering siclttrn oue prolll 1" tenll.

n. i pr piti fr. cast stern I l'- thrust Ie rite it. will lit i th vilLghf ttbe a Southern's rival. to 110 la rlport surt1 I fuu 1.1 at' soy.

pickle nonllln anr rlanl rh II. Ille' tb Loul 11t l1 pUlrhlsNj nld It nr' JI1lI in ErlII1 Th. VU lIULIi atiu hu rlorI1 th t1tlln FrhtO pr. es I tim- tIol TI' 1wSSit allI 111 1 11 Ih Sstit hero nllL sturl" I I 1 nt wilt naked elt I llnntl. YtprItv lI.

lennie lr in la1 1 tl HIhtII rm pfor 1bl' I IISIa amlu Jrtlrd s-iiiltile th blI Itu nnlssr lb. aelll sooth. mo rning' III I tci' Jr Ih just 011 lI7nlion rs luu bef Jr tbc ufe ll a eI nr certainty Ea leunt le rvea hll VI' I I ncll1 ns northwest. Goi r. 0 I' i nD.

rO 1IiJrgja relnrndlfltrl hornes Colonellopl Hli A or return yrk tlD" Permanently. gp. The the 1 1 Ot Iaj Jha rcen. ugu. II' lets lltrit wills be QrJ tt lr h.

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