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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co.
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EIGHT "EXCHANGES" ISOLDIE
R SUICIDES
SUICIDE’S WHI
■or Saturday
Misses 9 25c Hose at 15c Pair.
l*iue ri bill'd, splendid Summer Hose for misses, light and cool, but
a very serviceable quality, fast black, absolutelv. We never sold better
Hose at 25c.
A new shipment in all sizes, for this sale at 15c pair.
Embroidery Collars at 10c Each.
Dainty white collars with long or short tabs. The designs are very
stylish and attractive. Open-work embroider}', eyelets, and little blind
ligures over grounds of Swiss.
“Lingerie” — decidedly. The true value is 25c. Wo are selling
them at lOo each, but this is probablv the last shipment wo shall be
able to get.
White Skirts—Duck and Linen,
All White Duck Skirts fliat have been selling at $1.50 arg offered
now at $1.00 each. Plain models, cut extra wide, with deep hems, or
tastily strapped. Quite a variety of styles.
Beautiful Skirts of Linen in the newest designs; these are also re
duced in price—
$5.00 to $10.00 Skirts aro now $3.00 to $7.50.
$1.00 Wash Petticoats 69c Each.
Newly made, stylish summer Petticoats of Chambray, in oxblood,
blue and tan, or of Ginghams in a variety of stripes. They have deep,
attractive flounces and are finished with numerous small ruffles. $1.00
kinds for 69c.
Mercerized Petticoats with deep accordeon pleated flounces, in
black, red, brown, green and blue; $1.00 each, value $1.50.
Children's Muslin Drawers 10c.
Sizes 2 to 7 years. A good grade of Muslin with hemstitched . h e m
and cluster tucks above, worked buttonholes. There’s a limit of six
pairs to a purchaser on these. Otherwise, we couldn’t p o s s i b 1 y’ get
enough to supply the demand at this price, 10c pail’.
Here arc children’s Muslin Petticoats with de6p flounces, hem and
cluster tucks, lace or embroidery trimmed, at 39c each; were 50c. Sizes
4 to 14 years.
Women's Summer Vests 11c Each.
Vests of lisle thread—thin and soft; worth double the price to the
wearer this hot summer weather. Neck and arms are nicely finished with
tape. There’s a whole lot of service and comfort in every one of
them. Offered Saturday at 11c each.
Union Suits for Women—These at 25c Suit.
Lowneck and sleeveless, made umbrella style, trimmed with lace. Not
a great quantity—just a few dozen, in fact. Reduced to 25c suit.
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co.
Store of Many Departments.
STOLE FOR WIFE;
JUDGE PAYS FINE
By Prlvaie Leased Wire.
Marlon, Ind„ Aug. 10.—Justice Phll-
Upa had a prisoner before him yester
day charged with n theft, In which
the evidence left no doubt. He listen
ed to the evidence which convicted
the thief, then searched In his pockets
end found a 15 bill, handed It to the
prfioner and told him to go.
Justice Phillips held that the law can
afford to waive Its right to retribution
sometimes, and always should In the
had been without food for two days,
stole two bushels of wheat from a
farmer.
CANDIDATES MM
HAVE VOTE WATCHED
F0R_PRESI0ENC
Democrats in Illinois In
dorse Win. Jennings
Bryan.
By Private Leased Wire.
Chicago, III., Aug. 10.—The Cannon
boom for president was fairly launched
yesterday In many county scats or
the stats, whore resolutions calling
the speaker to accept the nomination
vere adopts*.!.
Same of the conventions held In 1111
nols. of the Democrats. Indorsed \V|
llam J. Bryan for president.
AMERICAN" PRINCESS
IN NEWPORT SOCIETY.
Hy Private 1 .eased Wire.
Newport, R. I., Aug. IS.—-The Prince
and Princess funtaeuxen*, who sra
guests of the Alfred Vanderbilts
Oakland, are making their Initial up
pearance since the* season of their
wedding In Newport, September, 1899.
They did not meet In Newport, but on
the Pinclan Mils, when Minn Grant and
Mrs. Totter Palmer were touring E
rope. Princess CanUMUM Is tall,
stately, handsome, rose pink complex
Ion. eyes of darkest hnr.el, hair almost
Mack but very 'uxtiriMtil. The princess
has Just passed her thirtieth birthday.
He Is a trifle over three years her
senior.
LARGE INCREASE
IN MUSCOGEE
1906 as completed by
Henderson show a remarkable gain in
many respects over those of 1901, the
total Amount being 119.007,860, a gain
of $1,070,230. The professional tax fell
off $30, and the Inrrense In the num
ber of polls was 1,230. The rftfgroe*
retun* a total of $489,410, a gain,
before stated, of $6$,800 over that
last year.
CHARGES PREFERRED
AGAINST CITY OFFICIALS.
Fp«*i l:i 1 «*» The H.wgtnn.
Greenville. 8. t'.. Aug. 10.—Green
v$Ue Is now writhing In the throes of
an alleged police scandal. The npe
clal council committee appointed to
investigate certain charges preferred
by twq discharged policemen have
made a partial report, and this report
sets forth ihnt the efficiency of the
police force Is not maintained, and
seisr.U Important ordinances are not
enforced.
Thief of Police Beeknell Is charged
with being in "cahoot" with the stack*
nde superintendent. Captain Willlmon,
In raising hogs at the convict camp at
the cl
lowed . MIPPI
the fire chiefs' convention at Hot
Rprlngs, It charges, put In a bill for
full round trip fare, when all the time
he hod a Southern railway pass. The
chief Is also charged with Improving
his premises at the city's expense.
WIFE AND CHILD
ELOPEDWITH HIM
By Prltalo Leased Wire.
New York. August 10.—On a charm.
■I—j*— Henry Ralph Wearer, aged _
iold to nwnlt extradition papers
, . ...ybnrg. “" *
Pittsburg, accused — . .... . ....
burg on July 18. ln«t. In company with
I.nuev's wife nnd their fourteen-months
TRY A WANT AD
IN THE GEORGIAN
CLOTHING VALUES
At this (tore are alway* good, but the value!
you get now will benefit yon now and benefit ua
In the future. Well add your name to our Hat of
regular cuatomera If you will attend our
25 Per Cent Discount
sale on Men’s fancy Suita'and odd Trouaera. Suita
bear tha label -ALFRED BENJAMIN & CO.,”
Trousera, "PARAGON.” If you wear them once
you’ll hare no other melt#.
Anr STRAW HAT In the house for $1.00,
worth from %2M to |5.00.
Essig Bros.,
'CORRECT CLOTHES FOR MEN,’
26 WHITEHALL ST.
A.'H. Van Dyke, chairman of Ibe
Fulton county Democratic executive
sub-committee, has notified tha- can
didate! for governor that they may
have a representative at each of the
polling placet In the county to wltneea
the counting of ballote polled Auguet
The communication read* as fol
low*:
“Atlanta, da., August >, 1,06.
"Dear Sir: Tha aub-committee of
the Democratic executive committee
of Fulton ^ounty, Georgia, having In
charga the detail* of th* state while
Democratic primary election of sold
county, unanimously adopted a resolu
tion at Its session of tha 7th Instant,
permitting yourself. If you so desire,
to have n representative at each prl-
mary election precinct In aald county
to watch the counf of the ballots cast
In the primary election of August It,
KOI, tor state house officefa. Tha same
privilege was accorded to Ibe other
candidate! for governor.
"Should you desire to avail youreeir
of the above named courtesy, kindly
notify the undersigned In their official
rapacity by the 20th Instant, together
with names of the representatives for
several precincts of this county and
letter* of authority will be promptly
Issued to them. It no reply is rerelveil
by the undersigned In their official
capacity from you by the above named
date, »uch failure w ill be ronxtrued to
mean that you do not wish to avail
youraelf of aforeeald courtesy.
"Very respectfully,
"A. II. VAN DYKK,
"Chnlrmnn Hub-Committee.
“CHARLES N. ALLEN.
"Secretary Sub-Committee.”
500 NEBRASKANS TO GO
TO GOTHAM TO BEE BRYAN
By Private Leased Wire.
New York, Aug. 10.—Colonel A. 0.
Drlnkwater, of Missoehusatte; ex-Oov-
ernor llenton McMIHIn. of Tennessee;
State Senator Thomas Fw Grndy, of
New York; Father Ducey end Colo
nel Jacob Ruppcrl were-elected mem
bers of the Bryan recaption commit
tee by the executive committee yos-
terday. Thomas F. Hmlth was chosen
recording secretary to serve ut the re
ceptlon at .Madison Square Garden.
An effort will be mndv to seat all
state delegations os far as possible.
At least 600 people will com* from
Nebraska to w-elcome Mr. Bryan on
hie return to America.
HARRIMAN WINS~
IN EXPRESS FIGHT
Iiy Private leotel Wire.
New York. Aug. 10.—At the annual
meeting of Ih* stockholders of the
Wells Fargo & Co., here yesterday, the
ticket of thirteen directors, headed by
E. H. Harrlman, and efimpoted
iera of present board, was *t
ed over a ticket named by counsel for
Walter c. Htokes, who has been leading
nn opposition movement.
WILL~1ST GN HEAR8Y.
Tlv Private leased Wire,
New York, Aug. 10.—Fred H. Brooks,
No. 7 Wall street, I* commissioned to
ager 1 to 6 that William It. Hearst
will be the next governor of the state
of New York.
CONFEDERATE VETERAN8
ENJOY CAMP LIFE.
Hpecta! to The Georgian
Gadsden, Ala., Aug. 10.—Tha annual
encampment of the Confederate vet
erans of JStowah county commenced
yesterday at Clllllnnds Hprlngs, sev
eral mile. east of Altai!* The camp Is
being conducted In true military atyle
of the day* of the civil war, except
the hardship* which hnve been elimi
nated. Colonel R. A. D. Dunlap, com
mander of Emma Hansom Camp V. C.
V , Is master of . ciouionlrs.
FARMERS AND AGENTS
TALK MELON GROWING-
Kperlal to The (Irorglos.
Gadsden, Ala., Aug. 10.—Agents qt
the Louisville and Nashville railroad
and a number of farmers held a con
ference her* yesterday to discuss the
growing and markttlng of melons and'
vegetables on an extensive scale. It
he* been found that th* soil of this
county produces unusually early and
fine.melona and the railroad company
Is anxious to have the farmers take
the cultivation of these products up on
an extensive scale.
Candidate Withdraw*.
Hfierlel to The lleergUs.
.Macon. Oa-, Aug. 10.—W. D. McNeil,
candidate for th* legislature, with
drew from the race this morning.
ARE PUT OUT HERE
BY BOYKIN BIL
‘We Haven’t Had Time to
Think It Over,” Sav
Managers.
By the terms of the Boykin bill,
whitfh has passed both branches of
the legislature and which will doubt
less receive the signature of the gov-
•‘VI’"!, eight briikt'i-Mk’i' tioiiM's «u \:
tout#, employing altogether about J00
men. will be put out of business abso<
lutely. In the entire state, nt least
100 of the concerns will be abolished
Whether or not the brokerage con
cerne will quietly fold their tents and
go away or whether some effort to
6vftde or break down the Boyktn bill
will be made, could not bo learned Frl
day from any of the local concerns nt
fected.
It's too soon for us to say anything.
We haven't had time to think It over,”
was the tenor of what the managers
had to ray.
The terms of the Boykin bill appear
make It sweeping.
Those firms In Atlanta which are
abolished by the act ate the exchanges
of Ware 4 Iceland, filbert A (lay.
Hubbard Bros. <’o. t (’has. & Edmund
Randolph. L. J. Anderson Co.. Plod
mont Brokerage Co.. Freeman & Co,
and Joseph Thompson. #
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TO PAY
O By Private Leased Wire.
O New York, Aug. Id.—Comptfotl
O er .Met* forwarded a city warrant O
O to B. O. Boltmann, of 12$ Bast O
O Forty-second street, for Or# cents. O
O To pay this bill of one-twentieth O
O part of n dollar the city was rc- O
O qulred to spend more than $8 In O
0 oilhinl paper, In fasteners nnd the O
0 time of the eighteen men required O
O to pass upon all bills. In all the O
O eighteen men required fifteen days O
0 In which to verity the accounts. *
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WOMEN ARE HURT
IN AUTO WRECK
Policemnu Also Injured in
Trying to Arrest the
Occupants.
By Private 14*0bp*» Wire.
Now York. Aug. 10.—A large touring
automobile was wrecked at Jomme and
Burnside avenues, the Bronx, early to
day while being chased by a mount
ed officer, and Mrs. Howard, of filch
inond, Vo., nnd Miss Margaret Bvans,
two occupants of the automobile, aro
Fordham hospital with fractured
skulls. Policeman Smith was also In
jured. He may die.
The officer hulled the driver nnd
when Stewart Klllott, the owner and
chauffeur, did not stop, started In pur
suit nt n gallop. He came up with the
automnblle In Burnside avenue, where
the machine swerved to the right,
striking the policeman's mount. The
horse went over and at the same time
the automobile struck the curb nnd
turned turtle, spilling out the occu
pant#.
WOMAN 18 CAUGHT
iN AN OPIUM RAID
By Private Leased Wire.
Toledo, Ohio, Aug. ia-Mrs. J. IHsrli. of
481 Clinton •tree!. Buffalo, X. Y.» was ar*
rested here last night lit a raid ep«n a
Chinese store. A small quantity of opium
wns captured In the raid. Tho woman ad*
miffed that sbw was there to secure
opium.
VOMEN BEG FOR FOOD
AFTER A LONO TRAMP
Private leased Wire.
Washington, Aug. ia-roorly ejad, buo
gry and foul tore, twq (leftnati women
travelers. Miss Agnes Boy 11 nnd MUs Mill*
11111*111, entered th*- Pennsylvania sis*
this morning nnd oaken for food and
igh money to carry them back to
Bronklrn. .V. Y. They imd Just rams from
Front llnyol. Vo., where they bad bit
stranded. ^
PRI8ONER8 ARE BALKED
IN EFFORT TO ESCAPE
tlon
WHEN TOLD TO GO j CAUSES HOT FIGHT
TO GUARD HOUSE BETWEEN NEGROES
S|wrl*l |o The Ororit.n.
VhetiencHiee, Tenn., An*. 10.—When
Privet* Fred J. c’oertner, who wee
rested lest ni*ht on e chart, ot being
associated In eellinx liquor at Fort
Oglethorpe. Ge., wee naked by ofileere
to (O lo the guard houa*. he pulled e
revolver from’ hie clothes end blew out
his bralne. Deapondenry over his ar
rest Is >sld lo be responsible for th*
rash art.
Private Coertner was' a member of
Troop If, Twelfth Cavalry.
If* wee a native of Texan.
PITTSBURG RATES
TO NEW . ORLEANS
Special to The (leorglQO.
Oadadtn, Ala., Aug. 10.—Colonel
John If. Bankhaad, alternate candidate
for tha I'nltcd Btatea senate, In
fh at flokea Bluff, said that tn tha
rush for railroad building, tho two
moat Important and economical math
Mia had baen overlooked, namely wator
nd public highways. Alabama haa
more navigable waterway# than any
othar state in tha union, S,000 miles,
hlch have been surveyed and approv
al by tho national government, h«
ild. and predicted that when they
ere made navigable that Mobile would
become tha greatest coaling otatlon In
the world, ifo sold the only sura and
certain way to regulate railroad rates
was to Improve the waterways which
would glva choapor transportation,
down tha Ohio and Mississippi river#
to tha saa. That Pittsburg today was
shipping coal to New Orleans cheaper
tnan Alabama, which state was almost
ft tin* .if N.’u < Minim*, and Unit
Pittsburg had nuked congrenn to ap
propriate $40,000,000 to make a 9 foot
rhannel in the Ohio rlvar, so tbot she
could still futerhr reduce lur freight
rates.
PROMIBE6 INDICTMENT
IN ICE TRU8T CASE.
Bjr Private I .rased Wire.
Now York, Aug. Iff.—"Thie investi
gation Into th# method# of the Ice
Truat by the grand Jury will bo most
rigid and an honest endetyvof will bo
made by myself and my associates to
prove that a criminal conspiracy exist*
has existed In the Ice buidnesH in
la city.-
After spending almost an hour In
private conversation with Judge Ho-
sAleky before the opening of court to
day, Bernard Knrsch, the foreman of
the August grapd Jury made this state
ment.
Branch Had Given Bottle to
One—Other Wanted a
Drink.
' For flihtlnx over a half pint of
whisky, which Is said lo have l><-|.>n*ed
to Guy Branch, the young white man
who committed suicide Wsdno-dny by
taking morphine, Arthur ILirrl. and
Max Flemlster, two young negro, ., in
sistent Janitors at th* Grady hospital,
wkr# each fined 110.76 by Aitlng-!te-
eorder James I* Key. Both the ne
groes were cut slightly during the
fight.
Arthur Harris, the younger of the
two negroes, states that Guy Hrnn, n
mad* him a present of th,' whisky be
fore he died, and that Flemlster. Ibe
other negro, wanted a drink. Ifacrl*
says that he rafuaafi Fi-mi.t.r the
drink, whereupon the two fell to fight
ing.
SAVANNAH ADOPTS
ADVERTISING PLAN
BpoclaJ to Tha Georgian.
Havannah, Go., Aug. 10.—At a meet
ing "f th** S.'ivimmili Manufacturera*
Association Inst night it was decided to
inaugurate an advertising campaign la
newspapers nnd elsewhere. It was the
sense of the meeting that Hnvannah's
advantages n* a manufacturing center
should be known to the trade In a wills
circle of territory. Tho campaign will
begin September 1.
SUPREME COURT
OF GEORGIA
JrnOMBNTH AFFIRMED,
thicker vs. Tabor A Almand. from city
court of IQbertoD, liefon Jadga Proffitt.
JL D. llogers. for plftlfrtl/T In error. Vso*
rut i.
Davenport vs. State flanking Conum
Toni iify court ot Hal) county, «iu»
plaintiff In
\y coi
r, it. _ r _ y .
’left her M. Johnson nnd J. A. Hell,
con fro.
NuminerfleM vs. Davenport, from 'Ify
rotirt nf AinirlfiM. .1 u«lir<* l.lftlojohn. Wll-
•iiijs A- Harper, for )>lolnf|ff In error. K.
1 IIIVA Uni, miitPu.
ilennctt vs. Parka*, from Dougherty su
perior mart. Judg*' Iproef. Hay ton Jones
and D. F. <1 roil and. for plaintiff in error.
Wooten Si ijofmayer ami Pope A bonnet,
contra.
Western Union Telegraph Oamnanv ro.
Ryan, from rnlton •'
.iimpkln .Tarkaoii A
“rewster, Howell A Mclmuioi,
i error. U II. Ilinrklmm. co
W Inn vr State, from tllhh hi
nine rollon. Mnrlon W. Ilnr
Iff tn error. William Iirun
genernl,
ino
l'arks vs.
uirt, Jmlge
Iff In error.
11.*i r I k n 11,
om pa nr, f
nig- *—
Lewis. M. C. F«
Morgan superior
plaintiff in orror. H. W. John*
CATTLE QUARANTINE
18 OBJECT OF VI8IT
fly Private leaned Wire.
t'hlcngo. Align'd 10.—Secretary
Agriculture Wilson arrtvad In Chl#8ga
Inst evening. He refused to dl»cu«H
the reason for hla presonca here, but
In reported that a conference ha
been railed at which those Interested
closer quarantine regulations and
Inspection of cattle nt points of.ship-
ment will bo present.
GRANT'S NEGRO BUTLER
KILLED BY A FALL
fly Private Leased Wire. f
•bjngton, August 10.—After a long
career, part of which he served as
butler under President (Irani, when he
maintained a mngnlflccnt home
Georgetown. John orlgeby/ a negro, 82
years old, died Inst night nt his home
result of a fall down a flight of
step*.
FRENCH AMBASSADOR
INVITED TO MACON,
By Private Leased Wire.
■ Parkersburg, W. Vo., ^ug. 10.— An
unsuccessful attempt was made today
by prisoner# In the Wood county Jail
to get their freedqm. Ben Craig and
several other felony prisoners were
bnck of the movement, and when die-
covered bad almost made their way out
the building.
8urvivore Are to Meet. •
By Private Leased Wife.
Worrenton, Va., August 10.—The sur
vivors of the Black Horse company
111 hold a reunion at Faquir White
Sulphur Springs, August 18.
THE VIRTUOUS PENNSYLVANIAN.
By Wtx Jones.
Well. If there wns money to be given
nf. I was there to fake It.—Frederick
Vrandan, assistant trainmaster on tbs
Pennsylvania railroad.
A
„ wouldn't you like to bo one of the men
bo work for that model of railroads, the
Tenn—
That spotlesa. IwneTolent. Innocent road,
“'here graft was unknown, although gifts
were bestowed 1
you found In
thousand nice shares of some rani min
ing stock.
That was never a graft, that was never
•Twas a J«nnta Claus gift, though the
mnekrakrrs glba,
for treating you
Virtue, they my, is reward by itsylf,
not that ninety old maxim toast go on
For the men of the Penn, by their rlreoc.
•eelol to The Georgian.
Moron, Go, Aug. 10.—Mrs Robert
Park, vice president general of the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
nn 1 Mre. ICdgar A. Roop, regent of the
Nathaniel Macon chapter, went to Am
Imsaadnr Jueserand, of France, a
Washington ycuterday, and ashed him
to visit Macon and deliver nn address
during the tnontorlal to General La
fayette.
The ladles of Macon are contemplat
ing the coming of the French ambasaa.
dor. and when the corner-stone of the
Lnfuyott© memorial Is laid he will be
urged to apeak to the people.
FARMER JIM 8MITH
TO SPEAK IN WILKE8.
Special to Thf Georgian.
Washington. Ga^ Aug. 10.—James M
Hmlth, of Oglethorpe county, candidate
for governor, will addreaa the votere of
Wilkes county Raturdey at noon In
Washington court house. This will
make the second visit that the '’fann
er” candidate has made to the county
of his nativity since the gubernatorial
race was started.
Goes to Richmond College.
By Private 1/qinI Wire.
Richmond, Vi, Aug. 10.—Dr Eu
gene C. Bingham, of Baltimore, a bach
elor of art# of Mlddleburg college and
a doctor of philosophy of Johns Hop
kins, has been appointed to the chair
of chemistry at Richmond college.
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O MRS. HARTJE TO- QUIT O
PITTSBURG, PA., FOREVER. O
O O
O By Private Leased Wire. O
O Pittsburg, Pa., Aug. IS.—Mra. O
O Augustus Hmrtje and her two o
O children, her father and mother, O
O Mr. and Mrs. John Bcott, end their O
two unmarried daughters, Helen 0
and Ida, wlll.Jeave Pittsburg for- O
„ ever, ee soon as the decision Is O
0 rendered In the Hartje divorce O
O suit. O
O The change Is made chiefly for O
0 the benefit of Mra. Hartje'# little O
0 ones, Mary Louise and Scott, w ho O
O have been the victims of the per- 0
0 aecutlon of young and thought- O
0 less school playmates.
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Tolbert,
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ninhrltlg**,
Jliirtailelil nii’I Tal
plaintiff Ju error. Dunn
vs Downing Coinnanr.
erlnr court, Judg'
•nnett ami IA'ott A. ui
I error. C. V. (Joo.ly
ny, front
Me*l*rook.
s7-.a
lley, for plaintiff In error. Hsffold
Liirsen, contra.
Callaway A Truitt va. fiouthoru Hallway
Company ttwo rn*,-*). from Fulton suiMirlnr
(flint, J lid (TO I’emlletou KitierMge, llor-
In A Klhnridge. for plaintiff* in ttfor.
mnar thicker, cootra.
KKVEKHKD.
Horns va Horkoo •»( si., from Qsluultt
ipi-rlor roiirt, Jmlga Mitchell J. ||. Urn
II. for plsliitlff In error. Mhlpp A Kllhu,
>ntra.
ltumaer ra Htatr, from 8t#nh«*ns superior
court. Juilf” Klnisey. J. II. Jones, for
plaintiff In error. W. A. Clisrivrs, solicitor-
•Co.
art, J«ul»«
Mrl
Martin
oirt. .lu«l
for plnlntlff In
Wall ’-t si . from
Martin. * Hal
. (julncey 4
enry nupertof
Hinlth and
llort i
idS# Hell gull. .
Brown, ror plaintiff in
W. llryan, contra.
■ "*--re A Cn.. from llrooka
Mitchell Wilcox 4
Iff in error. L. W.
Branch and Htunl.-y * Rennet, contra.
An-tlcy va. Purler, from Fulton mipertnC
y — “Vphsos,
rkhara.
Ju
7 vi.
mart. Judge
plaintiff
II. Ilia
Ca Hide
Hopkins, from Cnnulen aupe-
idge Pari*r. If. V Dunwodv,
for plnlntlff in orror. U. P. Hose nnd J.
1» .Hpnrks, contra.
Dciia rs. Hniiiinona, front ni<*bmoinl supe
rior court. Judge Hammond. W II. Flem-
for plnlntlff in error. F. IV. Capers,
centra.
Mo
gtfltc. 11
Llttlejoh
I'rlsp mipsrtor
. T. III1I aud
Intiff lo
Memory,
*4iv nn superior court. Judge Parker.
It A Willtfield, for plaintiff In error.
... Gale, contra.
Ib-rry vs. Kouthcrn Railway Company,
from i.’Iayton superior court. Judge ftoan.
Joiiet,h W. ^ John H llanipbrtea nnd W.
T. Klmsev, for plnlntlff In error. John B.
Ilotclienon nnd jginisr Rurker. contra.
•ug \* McKenna, from e|t y curt ot
nan* Jodgc Norwood l» || Clark
and Adams,Ac Adams, for plaintiff hi error.
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Round Trip — Chattanooga
and Lookout Mountain
$4.10,
via Western & Atlantic R.R.
Battlefield Route.
Short*,t Lin* and Quick*,! Tim*.
Ticket* on aal* ;v«ry Saturday; good
till Tu**day following.
An opportunity to vlalt Chlckamau.
ga Park during th* «nc«ir.pm*nt of th*
G.orgla Stat* Guard.
For tlckats, sch.dul,, and further
Information, call on
J. A. THOMAS, City Pa,.. A Tkt. Agt.
■Phone* 169 M. Ball; 163 Atlanta.
C. B. Walker. Depot Ticket Agt.
'Phon* 213 Main.
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