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Russet Rd near lood as rget can. Thaft entire coin5 as an old thing the ractofBeef Refreshment iuid delicate no t-class'Soli Special Agenf ern Mutual Life Insurance iphia liberal contractiio1 Address II. C. Bagley :01. 202 and 203 Gould bul tutstlrortaa are Se Shore hynotcarry and mmocks arid rice on ur eapand INIS LL THEIICI- Nets Poles.

i make a our special catalogue es ifurnislungli HABJ I of samples re is beautiful aoj at you call hi ft iiether you want t1niates fur- 1 Clarke lardware Cornpa IEA INSURANCE MEN Wright Will See That ytolltors of the Lit Me Punished. BROKERS MUST HAVE LICENSE Jen Sflls Company Xost 25000 Through Vnliceised Brokers. POLICIES IN WILDCAT COMPANIES the Mills Burned the Company Not Find the Insurance Companies. General Wright. insurance of Georgia.

is making war brokers who do business with lleoinpanles not recognized by the state. lie lirfB vigorously prosecute such brokers as the state law regulating insurance and brokers. recent inability of Jhe En Park cotton Mills Company to collect en policies held by the company. brought ot the agitation or the illegal broker- The company placed that insurance with companies with- ns their character and stand- the result was that they have tsen unable to collect the insurance money them. The most diligent efforts have failed to trtnC to- llcht the fact that any such companies ctst It appears that the in- brokers who took the bstnes5 notlicensed by the btate and that tin right to do business under the fUw regulating insurance brokers.

Whenthe Eden mills were burnet two the owners at once set about to collect the amount or the poll and pen Investigation were surprised to ttnd lit the companies alleged to have Issued 18 policies were not licensed to do husl- jssln the state. No record of su- corn- In this or any other sute were fond and up to this. time It his not been Wren that there were ever any sUCQ com. pinles in existence. Const' the Mills Company find themselves loser by 5000 because they placed their in- with companies not known in this Insurance" was secured from the' idea aiills Company by Bled1er Price.

which formerly did busincis in' IttahU Insurance brokers. The firm dams to have applied to Blake Co. of Jtople Court. Chicago which tirm' sent be policies of 5000 each alleged to have ken Issued by the following companU'- United American Fire Association. Jmerican Union Fire Association.

iii Chemical' National Fire iatioa. Southern Firemen's Lloyds VnderwiUers. en's National Fire Association. policies were turned over to the Eden Mills Company by the AUanta Inkers Bledler Price. and the prern- were paid to that firm.

The Kden thought that. the policies were all companies were reliable ucertain5l bather or not the companies ftritwBfize and putabie and not until ttctpe Jlre at then mills two months ago iitM anything believed to be wrong with Bcies. So Such Companies Known. flea the mill burned the Eden people etjiwut. to collect on the many policies Slttey first went to Comptroller General Ttiiht to look into the matter.

being un- bl to learn anything or the companies erwise. When the comptroller looked Us books It was found that no such mwnleswere registered as having with the laws of Georgia and they not been authorized to do business Neither had any insurance brokers tea licensed to write policies for the npaales and nothing was known of the or or the Insurance broilers price. Commissioner Wright was un- find any insurance company lis JIcOrd book in whlch the lames or tie iYSot1iianles appeared and the most vlgl. totitaYestigation galled to identify- the nywhere The records or all were scanned but nowhere was be round Indicating that there any such companies in existence. these facts were made known to Stolen Mills Company they set about nd the companies in some other way ttMe not done so yet.

The matter is i6Jhands or attorneys now. Biedler Has Left Atlanta. that Biedler Price accepted oney from the Eden mills with toderstanding that they were to place towirance. with reliable companies. has since left the city.

and is be in New York. His partner ice is still iii Atlanta and he about the matter yesterday. fct he knew nothing or the an that his partner secured WBcles from Blake Co. or Chicago. Jd that his tm was no longer in tact that the five llclea ld en Mills Company were worthless known there was considerable in- In irsurance circles of Atlanta representatives of reliable and companies determined that they a stop to' the insurance broker- except in cases where brokers nse led by the state insurance insurance law provides that Bxokers must first take out a qualify before the commissioner ce.

The companies which they to write insurance for must have statement of their assets and ha- proved to the satisfaction of ioner that they were reliable pay th losses such Policies kCw written by the brokers before Can secure a license. Comptroller Wright Says. case of ltju1er Price and the panles named. the law was not nd the comptroller knew nothing ter until It was brought to his the Eden mills people. Corn- Cl ght was seen yesterday and Ked about the Insurance brokerage' the state he said that.

it was to prevent any broker from Onslness without a license. says that all brokers and In- before they can do bust- nek In Georgia it4 Mr Wright and there are any brokers or companies doln business without a license from this office I ant not aware of the fact. it Is the duty' SLVLwho Jtno that the La being 10 rporl the matter to me. In the Mills-case I heard nothing about any Sf. ker or companies anti when the to my attention I found that the brokers were not registered or licensed and that the.

records in my' office give no Information about thecompanies alleged to have written the policies. iJ1 my duty to report violations of the aw to the attorney general. and when such instances are brought to my attention. that course will be. pursued.

It is drat the duty of the party interested to take out a warrant against any broker doing business without authority of law. and when that is done then It is my duty to see that the case against the broker or violator of Uif 1 Pro8e uted. Several cases of the Kind have been reported. and instructions given the proper authorities to proceed against the violators of the law. I have issued a proclamation giving the names of the Insurance companies and brokers who are authorized to do business.

and It there ate any other parties In the state doing a brokerage Insurance business. or companies doingbusiness who not complied with the law. they should be so reported and steps will be taken to put a stop to the business. The list or authorized companies and brokers has been print. ed and if other brokers or companies secure business it will be the fault or the assured party.

The list of legalized brokers will be furnished any one applying for it In person or by mall. Lays It All to Bledler. Mr. Price of the firm of Biedler Price. was seen yesterday and when asked about the matter he stated his position in the ease.

lie said that he had nothing to do wlih the Eden mills policies and that Biedler handled the business entirely. Mr Bledler was introduced to Mr. Joe James of the Eden Mills Company. who' asked if he could secure some insurance at a less rale than that charged In Atlanta. Mr.

Biedler stated that he knew a party in Chicago. a firm styled make Co to whom he' wrote requesting them to place the business with reliable companies. In due course Blake Co. send Mr. fliedler the policies or insurance.

which he personally delivered to Mr. James. Mr. Btedler writes me that he told Mr. James all the facts as to the source through which the Insurance was procured and that he knew nothing of the companies himself.

I had absolutely nothing to do with the business. and was not acquainted with Mr. James nor with Blake Co. nor with the Insurance companies who issued the policies. Mr.

BIler hamTTed the business himself. as can corroborated by Mr. T. B. Felder.

my attorney who is acquainted with the entire matter. I have done everything possible to aid tue Eden mitts people in the matter and am at a financial loss on account of my connection with Biedler. I believed that the companies were all right although I had nothing to do with the placing- at the Insurance. have returned premiums. paid by other parties since my connection with Sledler ceased.

SOCIETY NEWS AND GOSSIP. Mr. and' Mrs. Edwin Wooteu have re turned from tha north and ar at the sum rner home or Mrs. Trlood in Edgewood.

Miss Annie Cheatham. of Wadley is visiting friends in the city. Mrs. Iverson Harris. or Macon.

will be the guest of Mrs. E. C. Peters this week. Miss Bruce of Kentucky is the guest of Miss Newman.

Mr. Richardson. or New Orleans. ho has been the guest or Mr. Willis Rag has returned home.

Miss Chandler. of Atlanta is visiting In Washington Op. Misses Elizabeth and Carobel Yenabl left for Richmond yesterday. They were the guests on the private car of Governor and Mrs. Atkinson.

Miss Tolbert or Eatonton. Is the guest Miss Nash. Miss VirrintaAraqia spentSunaay a intmaSpringsr The wedding of Mr. Steam and Miss Alice May Wing wilt be the social even or next month. Among their attendant will Misses Lillian Loehrane I.

vise Dubose. Nellie Burke Carrie JohnsonRut Halleman Minnie Cabanlss Lucy Peel an' Lila Cabanlss. of Macon. Miss Lila Wing will act as maid or honor. Among th groomsmen are Messrs.

Georp jarrott Howell Peeples Mays Ball TSiTi is an Edward Peeples. Steam and Hau" Cabaniss. The Leap Year Club will give a fane Wednesday night at the residence of I Todd. Mrs. Rankin wilt entertain Ell Shorter at an informal party ra the week.

Miss Amelia Burkert left last week fo Charleston and Sullivan's island. Miss Argeon Groover is visiting friends and relatives with her mother in south Georgia. Miss Cassle Burruss one or Madison's most popular young ladles is visiting her. sister Mrs J. L.

Gregory 507 Woodward avenue. After spending some weeks here she win spend a month at Tybee. Miss Jennie Lee Cloud and Mr. L. E.

Wheeler were married Sunday afternoon at St. Johns parsonage by the Rev. Joel T. Davies. Jr.

at 4 o'clock. The tOlng peoplf decided to surprise their friends and went to the parsonage without announcing their marriage whs soon to be performed. They will in future reside in Atlanta and will be at home. to their friends who wish them much happiness. Buzzards Bay.

Mass. June 29. Charles J. Rolfe' of Cambridge and Miss Josephine Jefferson daughter of Charles ii. Jeffer- son eldest son or Actor Joseph Jefferson were married at the home of the bride at noon today.

Mrs. eland was present. Athens Ga. June 29. The Whitehall Sunday school held an interest.

ing flower festival Supday morning under the direction of the superintendent. Mr. Daniel Schofleld. The custom is a new one but full of Interest. The scholars arranged in the church specimens of- all the fruits.

flowers and vegetables grown at Whitehall. Then they gave recitations songs and praise and Mr. T. W. teed of Athens.

made an address. This Is an old English tom designed make the young peo pie take more interest in their work inthe Sunday school and also around the. home. LaGrange Ga. June 29.

One or the largest social affairs that will oc- cur In LaGraoge during the summer rnxiths will be the house party given by Mrs. F. Yancty at her elegant homo on Abroad street. Rose Terrace in honor or her two nieces. Misses Gillian and Ga- brilla Lanier of West Point.

it will begin Tuesday evening July 7th. and every feature of the entertainment will be conducted on a grand scale and every guest is expected to have asreat time. The out. town young lady guests will be Misses Gillian Gabriella Lucy and Belle Lanier and Emma Adams of West Point Jennie Campbell or Chattanooga Mattie Boynton Atlanta Jennie and Florence Hollis Amerlcus Nannle Sue and Ruth Hill of Newnan. The.

gentlemen will be Messrs. Phil. Jim. Horace Will. Reuben Fortune and Damon Lanier.

Des. A. F. Jiarring D. B.

Dennis J. S. Horsely Jr. Messrs W. fairer.

J. Johnson. N. S. E.

Houguley of. West Point John JJarly Nashville C. A. jjuuttngtOn. ho Shef field of Americus F.

M. Stewart and C. B. Howard or Atlanta. For the Eeunlon.

LaGrange Ga. June 29- Speclal. Cul i a delegation of old veterans left vest lay afternoon for Richmond. Among them were J. L.

Schaub commander of the Troup county camp J. W. Johnston S. Simmons and Colonel W. B.

Jonf- old vets say that Colonel Jones is going back to see the places where he used to stop and light his plpe In the. midst of solWtor General Thomas Atkinson wife and daughter left jre trday for AUarfta where this' on ta they iolne4tt e' ROT- ernor and proceeded on to RlchmonO. CAR COMPANY HELD LIABLE The. Coroners inquest Our Henna Franklins Body. AGAINST THE CONSOLIDATED Verdict Charges the Company with Criminal Negligence.

The Father' of the Young Man Will Bring Suit for Heavy Damages. The Evidence. Coroner Paden held an Inquest. yesterday Over the tody of Herman Franklin who waa killed by a Consolidated street car Sunday night on Pryor street at the cor- ner or Mitchell. The vevdict of the jury Is rather hard on the Consolidated as that company was held responsible for criminal negligent.

aol the death of the young tan. The motorman and conductor were completely vindicated end released. Mr. M. Franklin will enter suit for heavy damages against the railroad company through his attorneys Rsser Carter and Colonel W.

W. Vlsanska. Coroner laden summoned a Jury In Patterson's undertaking establishment on Peaehtre street yesterday morning. Only one witness was examined however. and the inquest was continued until 4 o'clock this afternoon for further testimony.

Dr. S. A. Visanskl was the first and only wit- ness called at the morning session. He explained how the body was bruised and burned and stated that death had been ciued by electrocution as welt as coming Its contact with the machinery of the car.

Mr. Henry V. Davis was the next wit ness. lie was a passenger on the car at tire time. In iris opinion the car was running no taster than usual and If the gong rang at the corner he did not notice it.

As the car passed Mitchell street he felt a kind or bumping sensation and afterwards saw the body under the car. lie did not see Franklin on his wheel. The next witness was Porter Floyd. a negro boy who was standing on the corner of Pryor and Mitchell. at the time or the accident.

He stated that the car was run ning at the unusal rate of speed but could not tell Just how- fast. It did not sjow up for the corner. The motorman tang the gong at the corner and the car was running- at the usual rate ar speed but could could walk five miles an hour but could no keep up with the car. The rider could have cleared thetracX if the ear had been running slower. The witness then told how the young man was dashed under the wheels am kithed.

Was an Eye Witness. The next witness was Mr. Sam Aaron. who was on the sidewalk going toward town. just opposite the carA at the time the accident occurred.

The following facts were brought out in his testimony The car was running very fast and a cloud or dust was raised In Its wake. Franklin rode down Mitchell street wit one arm on the handle bars the other was lit a sling. lie did not attempt to cross the track and was riding very slowly. turned down Pryor street close to th tracks nut touching them. The car struck him from behind knocking him to.

th eraun l-att4-4r 8vtngiiim fully thirty feet. The Motorman's Statement. Motorman C. I Gordon who had charge of the car was placed on the stand. and made the following statement I left town ontlmr tit 9:30 p.

m. and arrived at Mitchell and Pryor streets about When about half way across Mitchell street I saw me bicycle coming rapidly toward the car. The rider attempted to turn down ryor street but the mornena turn threw him on tl front of. the ear after his iieel had slipped and lie fell under' the motors in the middle or the track. I stopped the car as soon as pos- bible.

The witness failed to state Jiow fast thi oar was runrn and as her was a prisoner no questions were asked him. Conductor Gild was then placed on the stand and his testimony substantially corroborated that of the motorman' with the exceptions that the car was running at about live miles an hour. the current having been shut off at the surgical Institute about fifty yards away. When about the middle of the crossing he saw the bicycle thirty feet away. and the ear struck Franklin live feet from the cor- ner on Fryer street.

This completed the testimony and the jury came to the following verdict We find that Herman Franklin came to his death as a result of injuries received by being' struck by. street car No. 142. We Ibid the Consolidated Street Car Company liable for criminal negligence in running their cars faster than the rate prescribed by law. nd recommend that the law be enforced.

Ye recommend that the motorman anti conductor be released from th custody or the law. as they were attempting to meet the schedule as prescribed by the company. TheJury consisted or Messrs. Giles. Rich.

Fox. Stelnhelmer Cox anti Couch. The conductor anti motorman were ordered released by the coroner. Mi. M.

Franklin the father or the unfortunate young man has employed counsel and will sue the Consolidated for heavy damages. TKe company will probably fight the ease to th end. LARGE SALE AT VALDOSTA The Lumber Mill or E. L. Moore Changes Hands.

Valdosta Ga. June 29. Special. One of the most Important deals that has been made here in several months was the sale today of the big lumber mill erected by Mr. E.

L. Moore a year or so ago. The sale was made on account or Mr. Moore's health which ha been such that tie could not give the- mill the attention he desired. The property was bought by Messrs.

W. S. Fender and J. H. Sims for 129000 cash.

Messrs. Vender and Sims are among the leading lumber mill men of this section and they expect to ke the mill running at the full capacity which is 40000 feet of lumber a day. The mill employs about' 100 hands and has been a leading industry here. A LITTLEaiSL KILLED. She and Her Little Brother Were Playing' with a Gun.

Albany. Ga. June 29. Special. Newsof a sad tragedy comes from Worth county.

Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. McDonald went out to look at their crop leaving their two children. a year boy and year girl at the house. They had not gone tar when the report of a gun reached their ears.

when hurrying back they found their little girl. dead. Tire boy either could not or would not give an Intelligent account. It Is supposed the little rl was dragging the gun across the floor when It discharged. the entire load taking effect in her abdomen.

The South Georgia Woman's Missionary conference finished its labors In this city yesterday aUe one of the most profitable sessions in its history. The next meeting of the body will be held at Macon. No New Trial for Walling. Newport. Ky.

June 29. Judge Helm this morning overruled the motion for a new trial In the se of klonzo Walling re cently convicted of complicity In the mur- der of Pearl Bryan. Mills Close Down Thuwdaf. Providence. R.

I. June 29 The operatives in B. B. and R. Knights mill were noti- dad that the factories would close do ro Thursday afternoon for the remainder of the xWhat fii arrangements for the cnrtaUmentjOfJjjnxlBcttori now In.

aa uratea inM Tet known. nura feite ia ivs Things of InterestTickedUp at Ban- dom Over thecity A BEAUTIFUL HOME. ago It co almost. a fortune to beautify your lome with pictures today It can be done or almost a aon Sam Walker at No. 10 Marietta street.

Is known by everybody Atlanta. He carriesat all times a arge and select line of pictures and mikes specialty of framing' often buying carload lots of the latter. Hejdnvltes everybody to call and see whatTw has. LIKE SUGAR PLUMS. there arrived in Atlanta.

a carload of the finest melons ever shipped to Atlanta and Jhe arge crowd that gathered about the ears were very much of the same opinion. The name alone. Bacon tells the whole story. There In Georgia a. watermelon half so popular as are these "Baon" melons.

and there is no question as to their being the genuine article for they are shipped by Mr. S. W. Bacon. himself.

This morning he will be prepared to-meet the demands of the trade and merchants desiring the best melons ever placed on any market can do no better than to oatl and examine thesewonderfully fine sped- mens of genulne Bacon melons. The earn are at the Central railroad depot and Mr. Bacon will be there in personL see those who wish his melons. IN THE SURF. At St.

Simons a largo number of Atlantlans are registered and the news from' that popular resort Indicates that blfore next week there will be more AUanUans there than ever before. Mr. Tlmberlake is-glad to have the people from this town at his hotel and one tm that appears to please him most of all is that he knows all of them. That he has succeeded In making a reputation for Hotel St. Simons such as It never before had putting it very mildly.

Every one wno has returned from there la loud in praites of the excellent management or this resort. The very best evidence that the people like it tenths fact that many of the guests there now are numbered among those who have returned for the second time this season. This of itself is sufficient evidence to prove beyond a doubt that Mr. Timberlake has made this the most popular report of Its kind in Georgia. NINETY-NINE IN EVERYHUNDRED people suffer more or less with Indigestion and they do- it simply because they have never used the celebrated Tyners Dyspepsia Cure.

It is infallible and only costs 54) cents per bottle. Sold everywhere. A TERRIFIC SMASH. Lu- cas Co. the popular druggists In the Norcross building have smashed prices in patent medicines.

Some standard medicines are now marked down at exactly ihalf' price. Everything In the house goes at cut rate. Prescriptions is their spe cialty and satisfaction is what all customers will get by patronizing this house. A GREAT Mr. W.

C. Davis of the Davis Tailoring Company. said yesterday afternoon that they had knocked out any days business done this ear having taken orders for more than 15) pairs or pants. They are offering au this week anything In stock cut' to measure and made to order any piece of goods in he house. for only 295.

This offer is mide purposely to lessen stock. prices on sam-- goods having heretofore sold at from 4 to Jit. This is a chance for everybody and 14 Ptachtree is the place. SALE CONTINUES. Mr.

II. B. Elston. the tailor at No. 3 tjast Alabama street is continuing his sale or Imported and English fabrics at prices at and below cost.

This is being done in order to make room for his Targe stock or fall goods that will shortly arrive. Mr Elston says utat if he can come out any ways near even on these goods he- willbe satisfied. If you are In need or anything In his line it certainly is worth. your while to drop in there today or tomorrow. A HOT WEATHER The most delicious and wholesome soda water In Atlanta Fetters drug store th Grand.

Tills IS The latest fad In drinks grape frappe Fetters ding store the Grand. A POPULAR PLACE. for a friend Yes Well just step over to the natatorium there's where they alt go. The natatorium is the most popular place in the city and it should be. for It Is a long felt want exceedingly well tilled.

IT MADE A He was a clubman not young but still vlgotous. Ills expert. ence had covered many years in many nations. He had tasted most of the good things of life and Justly prided himself on his familiarity with the best brands of everything. He sat in his favorite chair with a huge cloud or deep blue smoke winding his head in graceful curls.

as he looked at the ball of his magnliicent mearschaum with an air of supreme satisfaction. By gad. sir. said he. I have lived In this world for for well its none of your business how long but I was a judge of tobacco before you were born.

sir and if there is anything that I pride myself on it Is the quality of tobacco I smoke and my ability to tell a good quality of the weed when I see it and here it is sir right here In this pipe the finest smoking tobacco ever brought to Atlanta. It is Harry Suivermane Aragon Mixture and the world cant beat It. THE TROY. OF When you hear of a new laundry departure in Atlanta It is pretty apt to have originated with the Troy for it is the leader In equipment quality of work. patronage and ideas.

The latest feature with the Troy Is family work. It does the entire work of the family and at. prices but little above the ordinary washwoman. The present day washing machinery does not wear out clothes or In any way injure them. and as steam laundered linen is soincomparably superior to haiidwashed apparel the Troy's new departure will' prove a great comfort and convenience to Atlanta hotekeepers The family work is done by the pound at a pound for starched articles 3 cents a pound for table and bed linen.

Shirts collars and cuffs are of course taken at regular rates. An Old Mans Death. Mr. M. H.

Webb an old man seventy- nine years old. died yesterday at his residence It Larkin street after an illness of some timewith heart-disease. The funeral will take place today at Villa 4th of July Bates to Tybee Cumberland and St. Simons Friday and Saturday July 3d and 4th. the Central or Georgia railway wilt sell trip tickets Atlanta to Tybee 6 St.

Simon' Cumberland 650. Tickets good to return Monday following date of sale. The Tybee express leaves Atlanta every night 7:50) o'clock. Ticket office 16 Wall street and union depot. juneSO-julyU AT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The ColombiaHotel Will Take Care of Southern People. The Columbia hotel corner of State sod Thirty-first streets Chicago Ill. is prepared to accommodate a large number of guests during the session of the democratic convention. The rooms are large and airy. Elegantly furnished with all modern ap pliances.

It Is an inviting place to stop while you are in Chicago. Street cars pas the hotel in every direction. Elevated railway station convenient. Hotel run on European plan. If y9 will wrtteto Mr.

O.vA-.Holsapple corner of Slits' and. Thirty-first streets Chicago III hwill take pleasure In giving you all Information and wUlvmsJte" special prices tf' JIjfe JnneJWt is Captain' of the Famous Volunteers Macon ALSO AS OFFICER OF POLICE Will Remove to Northern Fruit Men Macon Street Bail- way Bonds Etc. Macon. Ga. June Her is a surprise in police and.

military circles of Macon. Mr. Charley Carnes. who holds the office or first lieutenant of police Sod captain of the Macon Volunteers will resign these positions during the next thlr- ty days and will remove to Memphis Tents. tobecome associated with his father.

Cap- tain W. W. Carnes. who does a large. In- surance business in Memphis.

and baa re- cently been nominated sheriff of Shelby county. It Is not known who will succeed Mr. Charley. Carnes In the offices tie will resign. It is reported there will be several candidates before the police commission for the first lieutenancy.

The. of flee pays 1000 per annum. It Is highly probable that First Lieutenant Sam Hun- tar of the Macon Volunteers will be promoted to the captaincy. Under the captaincy or Mr. Carnes the Volunteers have reached a high degree of proficiency and one or the best drilled companies in the state.

Ills squad of policemen are brave efficient and well disciplined. Mr. Carnes la one of the most popular young men. in Macon. and the people or this community will learn of his proposal with much re gret.

Northern Fruit Excursionists. There will arrive in Macon tomorrow af ternoon. at 4 o'clock from New YorK. via Savannah and the' Central railroad a party of northern excursionists en. route un a visit.

to the fruit growing region of Georgia. They left' New York Saturday un the steamer City or Birmingham under the leadership or Mr. J. H. Hale.

president of the lisle Georgia Orchard Company Fort Valley. The party Is due in Savannah tonight and will leave there tomorrow morning reaching Macon tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock and leave that evening for Fort Valley. The following la the list of excursionists S. C. Miller of Curtis Co.

wholesale fruit dealers. Boston Walter Sweet of W. Sweet SOS wholesale fruit dealers Providence W. H. Blodgett of W.

H. Blodget Co. wholesale fruit dealers. Worcester James Draper president Massachusetts Fruit Growers' Association Worcester 11. J.

Perkins. of Perkins Hatch. wholesale fruit dealers. Springfield C. S.

Brewer or C. S. Brewer Co. wholesale fruit dealers. Hartford William Robertson of New ton Robertson retail dealers fancy fruits Hartford 3.

M. Foster. of Foster Co. wholesale grocers and canned fruits Hartford R. Cochran.

of R. B. Coch- ran Co. wholesale fruits. 96 Park place.

New York Hon. J. M. Hubbard peach commissioner of Connecticut Mlddletown. Conn.

C. S. Newell real estate dealer. Mlddlftown Coon. J.

Horace McFarland. horticultural artist and printer. Harrisburg. Pa. II.

3. Staneliff secretary and treasurer or Hale Georgia Orchard Company. Hartford Stiuiahiff lisle. superintendent of Hale fruit farm. South Glastonbury.

Coon. H. Griswold. dealer in fancy fruit and groceries Hartford Jesse Tuck. editor Fruit.

Trade Journal New York H. L. Coleman. superintendent Hale Coleman orchard Ansonla. Conn.

J. H. Hale. Hale Georgia Orohard Company. Fort Valley.

Street Railway Bonds. A call has just been Issued for a meet log or the stockholders or the Macon Consolidated Street Railway Company. at Ma- eon on July 29th for the purpose of tan- me such- action as. may deemed best with reference to issuing and securing an Issue of first mortgage bonds of th company or or ratifying or ning such Issue heretofore made or authorized under date of January 11S93 the same consisting or to consist of 510 bonds for le)0 each. and ratifying and eoflt1rmiJi also tie mortgage given to tlu Old Colony Trust Company trustee to secure such deed as such security embracing a or any or the property anti franchises of said.

railroad company. Judge Sper Going. Judge Emory Speer' will leave tomorrow to attend the annual convention 6f the Georgia Dar Association at Warm Springs. He has been specially invited by the executive committee of the association to be present. Quite a.

number or lawyers passed through Macon today en route to the. convention. Death of Mr. Barnes. The sad news was received in Macon today or the death of Mr.

Joseph Barnes a leading citizen or. Houston county. He died this morning at his home at Byron. The deceased was the father of Mr. Emmet Barnes the popular stenographer of the Macon superior court circuit.

The" funeral will probably take place tomor- row. The many Macon friends of Mr. Emmet Barnes sympathize with him In his bereavement. President and President President Hammond- the newly elected head or Wesleyan an Female college is in the city on preliminary work to the opening or the new term in next September. It is expected that Wesleyan will have a bright and prosperous career under the administration' of President Hammond.

President Gansbrelt of Mercer university left today for Waco. Tex. to In vestigate a certain business' and professional offer he hasreceived there. She Shot Him. Chris McCullough colored.

attempted to enter Margaret Kent's house this after- noon by fqt-ce and she shot hmntin the nock with a. pistol. Newsy Notes. Professor Charlas Lane of the Gsjrgia School of Technology Is In the city today. He preached an able sirmon at Moultrie yesterday.

Professor Late has a large circle of friends and admirers in Macon where he formerly lived. He was principal of the Alexander High school or Dr. G. Gewinner has returned from a trip to Niagara Buffalo and other points north. Miss Llllle Fleetwood.

th year old niece of Dr. W. N. Fleetwood wno has been visiting him In Macon. has re turned to her house In Lee county' Sh Is not.

only very pretty but exceedingly accomplished and is highly gifted in ole- cution1 Her power of recitation la remarkable and she" has delighted many wlthiher superior talent In this lln Hon. N. today lot- time reunion at Richmond. Mr. Isaac Michael an aged and respected citizen of East Macon.

died this morn- lag and the remains were sent tonlgt to Athens Interment There will be a barbecue and promenade concert on. Friday venlng' at the Cherokee Club. Dancing will be a special' feature. A MissPauline Nelson has gone. on a vis to Augusta Orangeburg S.

tt and New York. It will be some time before Me returns to the city. Mr. R. D.

Clancfiy of Louisville. Ky. la visiting his old tome. Macon. Mr.

Clancey Is looking exceedingly well end his many friends give him cordial greeting. Miss Clyde Gray. Jackson. Ga. June 29 Clyde Gray the daughter of Mr.

1. N. Gray who lives near Jackson died today at two o'clock p. m. PUNEBAL NOTICE.

FRANKLIN. ThefrlendTof Mr. and Mrs. 31. Franklin Mr.

and Mr H. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Franklin and Mr. and Mrs.

George Spelgle are Invited to attend tire funeral of Herman son of Mr. and Mrs. It Franklin today at 4 o'clock p. nw from their residence No. a South Forsyth street.

Internet nt at Oakland cemetery Th following. gentlemen actv as pallbw- ers mndineet at thsi offlerbfJH. M. tterson4MTPefutreeatJ tPr- to. DanSVPicanfci' iEdiiBrothertonj.

Isidore VBorHn y. ilp-f" 1 ji i-i- irf' ifi Have you all the Life Insurance YOUR IAMILY will need atVyoui- death Are you satisfied from a CAREFUL INVESTIGATION that you have the best you can get If not it will pay you to examine the new policy of i THE PENN I Thi contract embraces every desirable modem feature and contains the largest CASH LOAN CASH SURRENDER and EXTENSION VALUE ever GUARANTEED by a responsible company. It is written either on the Annual dividend or Accumulated Surplus plan. The. PENN ff MUTUAL LIFE is fifty years old has CASH.

ASSETS OF' 27500000 An unsurpassed dividend record and a conservative management that has never been excelled. We' invite business solely on merit and honestly believe we offer 4 The Best Contract in the Market. We invite investigation and promise freedom from importunity. We will mail statements' showing cost results and privileges Jo age amount and plan when requested. Address1 or call on It C.

BAULEY CO. General Agents Phone 117. 203 GOULD BUILDINQV ATLANTA GA. for Infants and didrenr Castovia destroys worms allays feverish- ness cures diarrhoea and wind colic relieves teething troubles sad cures constipation. Castoria contains no paregoric morphine or opium in any form.

For several years I have recommended Castorla and' shall always continue to do so as it has invariably producedbeneficial result ZDWES F. Pasnix U.Dn- 5th Street and 7th Avenue NewYorkeity. Excursion Bates The Central of GeorgiaBarforay Is now selling excursion tickets to Tybee at the foilOfring- low- rates Ticket sold dally limited return fifteen days front Gate of alev 1350. Tickets Saturday limited return for traln-leavls nahMonday night following date Of sale TneTyJ texpre leaves Atlanta rg evening at 75OscIoek arriving breakfast. Througis sleeper.

1 ynnabi SnTr bathing uneq on sale at. Waft reefc soil Ca to ztovlalisofladapthtaciMr 3 that I recommend it as superior any pr- scription known to me.1- Thease of CastoriaJ it so its menu' so veil known that Jt scons a work of supererogation to endorse Jtj Few are the Intcnigent families who do not keep Newyorkeity1 i Children Cry for PJtclierTs Castoria. iffvti THCenrrmiiitorlirrr normtrVrmrrKIWTOKKCITY UMBER CO ATLANTA. MANUFACTURIRSOF' SUUIIl Interior house fithshings Pine Oak and other Hard Woods Lumber Laths and We want your patronage. Ddwehaveit Here are some inducements All material thoroughly up to grade.

Irompt delivery no waiting. All of our Sash are dressed on edges. We furnish a genuine DOWEL DOOR which is without quemin the i door Increased strenph and durability Better joints that' will not cpenota atmospheric change Superiority in appearance No unsightly wedges and tenons to interfere in fitting. Our Veneered Doors ani other Hardwood Work of the best quality and' workmanship. Send your list forprices.

TELEPHONE 59. WHITEHALL ST. AND CENTRAL I Soutlm Female GoTleoe" JttzxOTED from IG range Ga summer. MX to anelegiat suburb of Atlanta Serfas Its Mtb. Session Sept.

9th. 180G. rCULTY or THIRTY from America and Europe four grsduateconrs Magnificent new brick build. log amid an arboretum and park of thin sores. Modern Mttinmnt inrlnrtfcifr 1 vr trio lights anti bells.

works itesm beat and elentorf tower clock also Librtry Museum Laboratory Telescope Art Studios. Tenteacb- en of musts six pUnos a pipe organ a ladles' orchestra of two. OVER 200 PUPILS FROM fl DlSTftN6. LftST SESSION Elerea States Repreusted2l 246Mask Popili52ia Artj 40 Is IecstIa. Xinnireatonable.

Tor catalogro and souvenir address sas C. C. Cox President College Park GET TfOUR BLANE BOOKS LEDGERS. Journal Coals' flooira Slading The Franklin rjting and Publishin tzte Pricier. overers to all Mj' it c.

i WHITEHALLs. 4 WAR ON THf 1 ISllRANCE1EN mmtssIODel it i 1tCould i Comp nies I 1 nptrol1er SSloner fjisJn5urance hrok rs cOmpa.n1es re fm iitolate iompnles he JttOn tJO tt o. business. al unt or Inv tlgaUng st nd- tD and the none la. I in es fl rnce brok r5 bls ne5B ere Dot Jicens It dn mO1ths ago gp that Issui the i is in su es were.

ifv1ll1d nd It Fen ver an n1es th m5elvcs OOO th. pla ed ji ance ltIteii The Ilel. ls im' usi cs i ahta as pie whi een lnJerwl Itfrs Ucles Eden lIs iuiDa tO 1e nptand that the Ie oI ucr tQJhfm ert eth com. li n. withw' the po1lcles.

thtr tboks umpa es were JIeiwllf. th ad' busln iS WiNeither es bro ers. II 1 1act. ibie to com list be nd bvest1gation lea. re ords ea to ATer en i ve fTtaeems um money lliailnderstandlng ance with" dt Qtd to If frlce.

t1ll8ktd thDt tlcn a laid When the policies the Eden fcnuion Ihe put lness lICnse orlr. Tenable tokers and lIfy 1aIurance. I' and Issloner to pa the of su ihtbe rokers the Blp ller ompanles f1o and I 1I1att as Uon by I Wright asked in PUrpiae an i law say Companies must comply with cer- It atlons the bus 1- ri 1s. orgla1 jd1MrWrlghtand It doing' of all who know law bel vtola to port thetntter Eden an such broke- nn matter was. caUed br krs the eoinpanies' It Is law a.

doln without. I I law Is prosecuted. I glvl o' dOing business an wU en buslnf8 Ust Izl broker ha 8 nd broker companie. I wi the part lst legalze brokrs trrishe prson 01 mal Lys I Al Bleler sen abut mater statEd positon I sal hI wlh plclcs. handle entrely.

JamE den lns whi aked I cOlld seure 10me Itss raE ehnrgl Ir. BI ler knfw Chlcalo. fr ht reQueRtng thfm buslness relable Dake fend 1r. Rfdler plicies Insurace. personaly dPlvtrpd Bleler Mrame soure I wih aCQuantl Ir.

co. thf Insurce hame buslnRs hlmse- corrobrated tnUf mattcr. don. ever- thln pOf8ble mis mat r. financal Bleler.

blive com pan Its right alhough wit plaJnl parte slncemy conneton SOCIET NWS GSS. Ir Edin re- th mel orWdlfY Itng ciy. w1 KentucI' tht 1 Orlean ha gest Ir. Wiis Mis Atanta. Wahngton Gl.

Elzabth Yen able lef ThY ar Atknson. I is Tolber. of 1lss ah. Lh tJl at 1 weding r. Alee wi vtnt nttndats il be Isses Liian Lrane 1" ice Nel Johnson.

Ruth lalleman Cabanis Luc In Lia Cabaiss. Lia wi Atung the ae Itssrs. Georjp j' Jrot Howel Petples Bal Tl and Stear Hal wi a' ante ednesdy 11. 1r" wI entertaln El Inrorma1 dc Amela wee Sulvans rgeon Grver visItng and relatves wih Ier Burr ppular OUI I visitng Irs. 57 Wodwtrd Arer wi a mo.

MI. 1 maried aternoor 81 paonage Jol ocok frends partonage wlthut wis Tney il Atanta wi Buzzars as. 2 Rle Cabridge Josphine Jtferson. daugher Charlp9 Jefer- Jefferson th. I day.

rg. 1a Athtn 2. Whiehal Sunay shool directon Shofeld. Te custo Intrest. Te Icholas aranged spEclmen al tower Whlteha1.

recitatons r. He a adres desine to mke th po- rk in the shool peclal-ne largst afairs wi durng ummel wi prty Broa street Rose Glan brla Iler Polntl wi b- Tesday ever ent rtalnmeht. wl ever ge 1 geat lme. Te gests wi Giian. Gabrlela.

and DfHe Lier Emm Adam. Pont Campbel. Chatanooga Matte I Atana nnle Hols. Aercus Hi. genteen wi Me srs.

Horace W1. leu n. Forune on 1' Harrng Dnnis. Ier MI r. Heugley.

101nt Jon arly Nashvle Huutnon he- Amerlcls Howrd. Atllnt ewon. LGrnge 2 delegaton ler yestIlay aferoon Aong cmmander oS xt i io Colonel Jone bck pl whe use llht hl. plJ I te. batt s.

Slkltt Generl Atkinson dbuMer let4sterytr Un morl je. the' JOV enor proee Rchmnd CRGOMPANY Cronrrs Olr Herll faklis dy. CONSOLDIE Ve dict Chres Compay wt C1 a elgcl THE MOTORMAN AND CONDUCTR REEE Te Fatr' te Xa Wi 13rig Sut Te Evidece Paten OVfr tl hd wa kied a Consoldated Itreet car' Siday street i Mitchel. JUT' Consoll ated. I wa crimina nerlgeme oun ran trman anl con uctor ere cmpletely Ir.

Frankln wi heavy damal nlroal thrugh atoreys. Carle. Colone Vlsanska aden jury1n etablsh lXlen t. Pe chtre strett. Onl wlnes exained.

d. unti. oc til aternoon A Visank frt wi- caled moring sesion. Hi wa deth ben ed electrocuton. wel wih te Cl.

r. wl ne s. le as pl15enger ti fls wa al an I ion notce I. sthl Mltcbel treet fet I senston aferwarrs iaw uder Frtnkln wheel by Mitchell. tme ac Ient run- rate spd tel how I eJowup Cng tht lpd wlk fve mles bt not keep wih cleand the rll I lr wltnes asht cr el anl khe Winess.

Te winess Ir. sdewalk tme acident 1010wlng fact testmony wa coud ral ed Is Frankln foe ltchel stret wih am 10t atempt cros an lie Itleet cose the trQks. touchlng the Qd. fuly ttry Motormna Sttement I. Oonon.

ha car. pla ed an folowing tatment on tlm. tt 9:3 I arIyd lthtllanJ abut 9:3. en ab acr11 ltc 1 Itr tnI IICcle fR1ltl towan alempte oro i afr nell slppe te tlotOrs tht trk. ie- I Ie nt1 a prlsontr questonR tre aked Gid stand teslmony substantaly corrobratfd motormn' cxcelton ar out fvt mies currlnt en Inst- aout ffy hen abut CNsllng the rankln fve street com1let tetmon In thut Htrman Frankln rp IVd strck Itreet 12.

COlsoldaled pn lable crhlnnl negllgenct I runnlnJ car faster prescrbd 1) Indreommend reommend aml frm to I attemptng met thl sche ue IS pre scribd ompny. Thejur consiste Me8sr. Gies. SIflnhemtr COJ Couh. Tht motoran der relted lI Frankln emploYe a Consolidate heav Tte wi fght thf LAE SAE ADOSTA Te Mi Chnges Valost Ga.

Jun 2. Ue It Imort dels ha bn hr ws se ty lumbr mi erte Ir. 1 Mooe 8 ao. W1 mde acnt Mores bn lt culd ve mi te dei Te prprt bught Mess. Fende fO 1er.

Jender Sim ar amog leing mi rn ston expt keep mi ring tul cp ch' 400 tet br a dy. ml eploys 10 hnds bn leding Idustr hre. LrEGIRL K. Litle Ply. ig' wth a G.

2. zews' of traedy frm Lst McDonld lok crP. leavig chldrn. year I grl. hou.

ad repr rahed thei eaM hurring I tey litle dea Te I eiher woud Intl. I lte. wl gn ross dor I enti tlg I efect i GeorWomans MlssIonar 1 cnterenc finhshe It labrs ety yeterday prfitable It histor. neJt meetng he bdy wU Macn. yli T1ng ItitPcke tp dm i.

A BEUTIL YeiLB I cat amlt. rne tbey homwlth picturs toay It for aleat sCBWt Mata st1tls ever In Atnt cme at al t1 a lare a daeet lie pctures mafS lp lat7 frmll bUYlng car. loa lot lat r. nvtes eve- by cal a what LK GA Yestelcay tee arved Alna a caload fet melol Sipp Ataa. lar crwd that gath red aut ver muc opinion Te nlmo aone.

Bcn telg' stOr. ISnot i Gorga melo bat ppular a thee Ba il blng te ge Ule arllcle the Thi moring wi prpare to- meet demnds tde desiri' bst melos can bter i these' wonderfully tne spci- mensogenulne Baco carl te rairoad anl MI. wi 1e perlon 1 Yho St. AtaUans are th that ppa rsort cat btore' xt we tht bCore. Timbrlke Is' gla peplp at hi hote appars ae.

al al uceede making 0 reptaton Simns luch 8S beore ha Is midly ha trom pra es excelent maagement ver tat lik I Is th fat tat mny numbred amon 1ho scond slon. Itslf i sufcient r. Timbrlake ha mae of. Oeor la EVERY HU DnED pople sufer les tion. bause the us Tners I Intalbe.

ctnts pr btle. evry- TERRFIC SASH. Hammack I pputr Norross bul lng pat nt medicne standa mdi- exacty ial. gotS Prescrpion I sp- calty. lattacton al tOllrs wl ptronizing r.

I Iavls Taloring sad ye- ter ay afernoon tlty knlked r. Ordlfl onerlng al tl Alhlng ock cut 10 he onl II rseiy lesen m' hertofore chance. Ptchtree pla CONTIN1 lr. taior. strPI.

contn lng hi Imllrt Englsh ad Th It cl fal gos wi shorty Ir. Wat I any near gods wi' satsfe. I ou ae Innee lne I' whie drp I lodl The mOlt delcious I Atanta Feters drg ore. the TlS The ltest gape frappe-Fetter's ICE frend nati10rlum. thtrcs they' al th cty an I be It tied.

cubman. sti exp.r- ear natons. lfe justy himsel famiarity bst brnds favorie htad graceul bal maglcent mearchaum wih. st- gd. lved otr busines bfore ou sir.

prde qualy. tobacc abiliy tel goo Qualt I. Ir pip thefnest tolcco Atanta. I i lxture 1orld I. I' When I he rof laundr Atant prety.

orgnate TY. fort I qualy ptroge Idea. wih Toy tamly I tamly lte th ordIny wahwoman. preent wasini mahiner cothes Injur a launderd lnen solncompr bly ha dwahed appel. departur w1 geat convenenct Atanta.

hoekee er. tamly dne pund. pund starhed atices. tabe lien. Shits.

colars cufs reglar Ma's Dath. nie year 6 Lrkin sreet. afer lness tme with hear dseae wl toa Va Ica. Bt Tbee Cumbr. ld' ad St Fiday and Sturay Gtria ay wl sel trp tcketll Atlnta Tbe St Sions Cmbrd.

0. Ticket goo rtur Mondayfolowlng gae. TbeTbe expres Atant ever 7s oclok. union junejulyU CAR 1RBmN I Cpta' Faons YOlntter Ktu laeon. OFpoqCE wm.

Rove t. MemphN rm Ft Men Ste Rl wai 1nda Et Here 1 a aurre plee and mlt Strcles of Calle Care3. who hoda OmC firt lIeut nnt polce captan Man voluntewt rsig psiton durr net wU reave Tem. tbecome assoIated wit hi tain W. do.

1rn Mephis ad ha re cnUy shrif couty. I wo wl succed Cares ofces wl resig. I Is. repred wi candldates polce. mllon lIeut nancy.

The.ot- do pys 10 pr anu. I hihly tat Fist Leutenat Volunteer. wU pr Volunteer reahed prolclency bst dried cmpanies i Hi plcemen brave wel dllclplned Cau i mostiopular lacon. atd te wi hi propsal re- ret. Northe Excursionist.

Ter wl tOIrr af- ocock Svannh th ralroad. I pary norther nLts frit. gwg of' rgia. lef ste mer Clr Bimingham. r.

prsiden th Hlle Compay For varyis wU ther morin. ternOn ocock ad In excursionIst M1er. Waler Seet Sn. wholesle Crll ller5. Bodget.

Bloget Co. frit Drper. Massachusets Asscaton. Wolesale Sprlngfeld Brwer. Co.

wholesle Hartord YUlam Robrson. Ibertson rean dealer Hartor ot. wholesle grcers cnned frits Cohranot wholesale fruis. 9 place. Nw HonJ pach Conect ut.

Newel. dealtr. Horle horiculUfal artit prntlr P. I. Stanclf.

Iertar treasrfr Hartord Stlullf iperln- ten tnt trui Grswol. Harford. Oltor Trde ew sUprlntendent ColEman Hae. Gergia Oroard Raiway 13on' ha issutd Jtt. stokholderR sldated Streft 2U.

tI- Inp :9. may eemet bst rere nce frst morgage bnds the com pan ratfying lng hpretorort authorize Januay I. 1S sistng 5 bndH 0 rUfing conlrl te Irtgle jlven Trult seure. bonds als to' authorize the giving of security a supplemental morgge or tust sIurlt all proprty an trch5es sid. rairoad compny.

dge Ging. wi atend conventon Gerbra Alsociallon. It War Eprlg. IpcaUy Invie tcutve commitee asoIton Quie nlmll lawyer pals- conventon. 13are.

newl rfcelved to da Barns. lPing citzen moning hoe ot de as tath r. Brnes. ppular stenogrper Maon cour crclit. wl probbly plac trlendl BarnEs sympathie wih breavement Pesident and ExPresdent Prsident te elete he lemale colege.

ct wok te Sptember. I 1 leyn wU brlght aId t1e admlnlstmton' Haond. Ex Prsldent Gambrell nrs1 toay Te. In. vttgate ofer hal.

reived Hi cuUough atempted gret louse ater- non lOt mn wih plst 1 eway Note. ProtessCr b1rl ine. G3 rgl Schcl Tenolog i to I prached. ale. mon I cr a ren edo Jrh aon.

wher fOrerly lv wa pincipl Alexader Hlghihol thb. cWG Gwl ner ha retumo frm trp Bufalo Ad polnt le Feetwo. Flee. wo ha ben visitng i 1Iacn. ha re- turne he Le 81 onl ver prety.

Jut exceiglY acmplihed. hihly gife cuton. pwer' retaton I rmrk she mny wth ter supror talet th 1n. E. Hams leftoday I re sc Iy citzen Et llan.

die thi I Ig. te reman Ver. At ens for' 1ntert. Ther wn brbue promenae cncer Frday ening the. Cerg.

Dcng wi b. a sll- 11ss jauUn Neln ha gne a Augst1 Oragbur c. ad ew I wl bBme tme bfore rtr ciy. Ccf. ofLm Jr.

vtng ol orMn Cancey lolng. ecllyweU. my frends gve hcorll gtig. Js CdeGY Jacksn Ga. Jue 2.

Grrthe dabtr Gry narJaclon. ded toy twocok Te ad Fi. M. n1 Franln 1 rak ad M. ad lraGerg Spea Invtet atend Her sn ad 1r1Fak Y11 ocl fom tei rlece 213 thForQ etLIte nt tQand.

cm i gglnUe1at. al dG. r. t. J.

rJ lPil AW LF fH I' 0 qltl 2 I i jt Mailer of IfBunn jYqn Have. YOU. aII t. ncy FA lILYWi1IH. d.

a deth Areyoustisfied frm te bst ge I ot i wi pai youf exmic newplcy of tAL. j' Thiicntract embra es ever desira le moer fetuefi IW1 CAH CAH SURRENDERand JENSJ Ny tJ 1 ever rcspnsiblecmpny' lti writen. iU ii idd AcurulateS rplusplanTe eJN LFE IS flfy. ears ha c' 1 SETS 250Qt c' unsurp4ss recrd' cnsrvatveianagementtb la. en Ue.

busiressSelro9m rUi hon ly bleve ofer th tJet. I. i. nVite-investigat a dprois fr e. ti.

fr. m. pr ity wi mai sttement cst. ult a nd. Pr.

vi JF 4JY tt a am unt andplaI reque ed. Add esior cl 1 c. c. c. 4 it HC GLEY COleneralAgentst fJ 11.

OOUtPBUILDl A i 1 I tl Ii forlnants nac CuaYc6 rC1 lles. ce 4iJ wd cle te tedhing irUb Iead. tio. Cur cntins re mrh' pqiuianyf' yes. havrconnn Ctr al E1 a cn ln 5 i inry prucbc mu" PAm MD.

srta7Avne York C' on its 1 i Cent. f' Gr wrC mtii no e1I I UcettTlb atthe Ito Ck 1t d. d1 lmted fo. tu' ften 4Jlr dtof s1Sa lt4. foU fr i1 tMonTn fOno hale Te.

np1lileYAt ne caJ rvg At' eTor l. be. 1fa. A. Ic aeaUC 2 ff' hu" A Lii 2.

i f1 c. i tj II i. 0 C. 1 IWicp A AaJD 1 S. fTe' Dc a 0.

1C lldrenC te rr THC CCNAua coXyTT MUIUUTSCC CTout T' i i i'- ti ff. WDODWARD 9 GA. i I' S. 0. JM IW uuos aSU mUs" Uln SJgtc td nter hous fnshing i PeiO.

a dOl rHUdW i Lumber. L. aths ing Iesz i 1. I J. wantyour fa.

oe. vet i aresme Jducement 1 Almte torUghYEltOgade Pmpt no laung I AloC or Sh dresse edes i gnuineIoEL whchi wit. out. e. e.

tr 1 dor wE IM FORC RDS i Ince ed ten ad a1i ty eotnt. tt lf ot ju almospher chan ty In ap. nI. t. No un.

slg httw e. d. teon mtrCere In e. 1' J7. Or ee.

e4. DJ3nOt. et dwod. Oi eb S. tality a hl Sn Urlst ornc 1.

i F. CTORY A. i II 5outhrrF haI66o 6D6 1DOE tr GaJaJ suu1l r. taeleganUubUrotAtlttI 6 1 fUIYQ tr mra P' :7 fourgraduaUrcl Ct DW bnkb. ep eDu1cudgel to Ut ablftrWrt adWdoelttei dUbrlULt ep A 8tdT eof1Iclonlpla plporaJohroftl OV 2Q rup fDI rMGftfST IOHf' Elna Stts ate :24 I Ptl 5Z A.

1. I J. 1. I. 11rob1.

1 rCtoglundl" a 'fj prrdcat Cl Park9L Jj YO I. N. 0. It 1. D.

111 1 1 i Fra i rhi ing. ad I blrhfcoip I TTEN. A 3. 4 14. I ood sia he has Th i.

0 lUf o1dB he 1i 1 7 VHITEHALL Tonic i Soother ebig MPANYS ractof Bef ni' ANT1t contract to tuI5 thur going totiM Sea why ot ck Croquet 5etV mmocksand1l tii Croqiet5etai cap. and tbtuaft7h THEIR' DE1 4 and t1 qi 1ur ishiugi' -ANDERS' IIAI and and to fur1sh I-I kr EC11TRE'- ATLANTA oA31u1 thur xpcct soOfl to bUda nt of having to and Yards we will Ltimbcr Doo1 Iuced PriC I UI. bills to Our Oft or4th. and ean busine Ijnghanl MBIA BRL odel Writing ew No. 6 1898 ItITING LNINT LT LL1MIT AVTO31LTIP CataIeiU Free.

ANKSIIAW EIabaWa eod MERICN TI soUrHAIrO2 aW U. gAIL Jnlj Juoe 2T T. QU1 4 15TAR Yolt TQAtWEW o' D. dnedll ttrIiaT. JC I 3 i 4 :1 I TEE CONSTITUTIOI ATLANTAGAJUtTESDAY JUiE r3O1b6 4 el AR THE' IssIor 11I ROKERS MUSTHAVE 25OOO ti Cou1a ni3sloner irance jpanie5 tn toiate jte 5unt jsuranCe were bcensd ad IIw When the onth gO tocolleCt less sua pin pen suc LiI1 SOOO Aer1can 4Jlremens kera.

bi8 peopIe it and 4IetIin4e. I oeerQeutitQ1hPpt toisertul nzei i gtsrtnelre 33 snythin bout fgit sll anIea I anies 11jes er tnact whichthe thbg ever den the-companies edIer seems eum llete a rlce. zkei idthet arid. im hld the a tuon the bl bUahiess 1Iaflee. he.

OUflissioner 4 ble. tight bOker bat tnew ifl5tter lie' I a i as. i cena Vlolatj rep- mills ease wascUj pursu theviolators report ed lth I be. I re- tr. are S.

E45. event Jisses Ie an eples Hat Dr. dcd ws Charles peo- jo oc- mon Miller 9.Speclal.uitt 91. WB Jones. lile battifa Solicitce yesterdaY.

AUrft morpisig JO1fld. n'- CONDUCTOR RELEASED a8 exam ln ocl A th th track wa and with barsthe ouSlMa-4rgg1Dg-iI1fl U. 9:3 tiifront ted iow th th awa fol- end the sd the. One i andj. t.

LittleBrother 29. Judge re- The tOdY that down wetk What future theCflmt0f. pmductlon aratedwUfl9Cm5d95X5flOLYet 4 5 p. A DAYS tNfS Tht P1CkedUp domqrthe City. cost hoi i oitg SazWalket carries large a' 1ienvttes he large is Baconhimsetr.

an these bi bforerrext IIIJNDIIED i thalfpriee spe- Cialt iairs t. o. 3ast at trEiston grape or well a it teda PAtesto Ge irgia 6 7:50 Tlcke cornerof ap- placeto 1 you G. A Holsapple Chc o. ricea.

I 5' CAl TO Famo ciu ti rthe1n Men-Macon Ma tam of- af Blodg tt E. Ii 1 us be 1 H9 th lO mortgage trust sarlea ta' this city. N. 0. the irhA ut pcawerof shehaa dellghtedmafly with User left.

today diedthia interment. I Miss Paullne besome nd himcordtal p.m. Thefr1edsof Mrs. m. it Tb.

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