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GRoeAS,s
MAMMOTH CREDIT House.
$40, S21, S23 9Th st. u. W..
Bet Ii and SITS.
ARE You A JuDoE,

Faster Shoes ARE Z on "A d UDGEi
Easter shoes
Easter shoes Unless you a good Judge OF
Easter Shoes shoes-of their quality shape, At,
Easter Shoes &C. You should 10 careful VI whom
Easter shoes You buy. There q number Of
Easter Shoes good reliable places to buy Shoes.
Easter Shoes and Yet there arc some who are not
Easter Shoes scrupulous about what they
Easter Shoes sell You. We realize the TACT that .
Easter Shoes permanent business only bs
Esster Shoes built by honest dealings, and to that
Easter Shoes end we guarantee Shoes 10 be
Easter Shoes absolutely satisfactory in TT. style
Easter Shoes and wear We put your interest
Easter Shoes ahead Of our own and sell You moth
Easter shoes ing you ought not buy. Just now
Easter Shoes the stock is particularly complete.
Easter Shoes Whether it he Children's Misses.
Easter Shoes Ladies' or Mems Shoes you want
Easter Shoes you cannot buy better than ours or
Easter Shoes get much true shoe satisfaction
Easter shoes for SO little money.
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II ERvAND. KNaRsvER AND LITHo0RAPHER
n 1O12 Peana. ave. NV.
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EASTER

Certainly. couldn't do otherwise even II We would
and now on the near approach Of
EASTER
We propose to be not only hind and Just. but GEN
ERoUS. The whole Christian world puts on some
thing new at EASTER and wears holiday aspect II
twere the dawn Of a Tho rich. the poor. the
man of high estate. the Of low estate. anevery
one follows the ruleo with the oldon with the new
and Just at this point generosity msnifests itself
Every man wants Suit of Clothes for tie Joy
Gus occasion
Come pick. choose from Q large ss-I
sortment Of excellent Suits. Sacks and 81 10
Cutaways-at
Move but pes higher. and we spread be-
fore you . line Of Meas Suits, which for
variety and elegance Of pst,ern-superior Gin
quality and excellent workmanship isl
seldom eaualsd and never surpassed 1t the
price
Would you believe that are selling handsome
BLUE TRICor SUITS for boys-sn sizes from 9 70
IA years
ATs4A sUIr
nyou are at all steptical we simply s.y-eoms and
stylish Three piece suitsf for boys-shetisnd Cloths
strictly all wool
s475 AND IS.
Right here throw down the esuntlet-openly
challenging any woman to duplicate either
line At less price than . 30.
Myriads of LoNG-pANTS SUITS for BOYS Size.
IA to Is years
$500. 81 o. $500. IS 80. 1900. upward.
Clouds of SHoRr-PANIS SUITS for Bols-two
pieces.
s225 S3l5, s37i, s3.s7 upward
And IS to
MEMS PANrALooNS,
Would tire the eye and confuse the brain 10 so over
them a-snfce say that have all the desirable
Styles qualities shades and shapes The prices are
sI5o. 81. s2.ss. 50 IL. $500, s3.ss upward
We want to you before the holidays that VIC naJ
put you in proper shap. for the holidayA
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MONEYwANTED &TOLOAN

MONEY TO LoAN-rRoN $500 TO $50 ooo AT
l4 per cent approved real rity within
apl SIT 40 l1th ST
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

y Z Ct near 10Th sr m $4,000
iiO',s ave aesr 9th e. ta0Q
&C.,. SuRkfT, ! IitSKm,,. oV'
sftt-Ss, Room 4 9iSf
ItoR sALE-NY LtTI RESIDENCE. 1905 uAkE-
ihorsss d ave- IL pfS fa!h trout: The circle and !.
isrgs ruo;u. sni gg sr anu soipn,odions dse,,ing
,hTonshOut lot la. 4,9Qo square feet sspha, sire
inquire iSf ,se IhsS saSs0 ave- Dc had
iny oh.se. t5s Ia ave- A BiRNEY. Ai9-iot
ESOE SALE-HANDsoME NEw 3-SToRY BRICK
room: all latest improvements; handsomely deco
s carefully built uudsr our personal supervision
ffirIhj t9r ,tIrthe; paTtsalars and price spPy ,o
t'oR sALE-FINE BUSINESS CORNER. 81 FEET
ap:-i.t' TYLEa RU . HILL 6RD 1907 ;, NV NV
Foh SAIL w..~,,.
most complete modern residence in the fashionable
Of scott Circle let Is 12xO 90 feet to
bath. buffers pantry &c and is in excellent cond,
uGh thrG9shout the owner. who is leavns the city,
eh ..ss, HEisKELL McLEEkN:
IGOR sALE-625 T ST W: PAPERED: q ROOMS
I and bath: brick house. Also l4caerc suburban
home all desirable features ERIK, Si7 Market space
II st near 18th ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ell 900
Marion Ut. 4,3O0
CoinInbia Heights. $4,000
"a st me-; 300
Il 81 hc near 3'OVO
st near 10000
st ne near $500
"a - ne near Sth 3,oVU
Indiana sd. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
- 81 H''' ''n-''''''''J JOHN Ii. wlah li'O0
ap4 i4lOGst
IIoK sALE-ELEGANT KEsTDENCE. 1907 10TH
Il st NV, near Dupont circle; owner removing from
city price. $4,000; terms accommodating. ap3- I'm
EOk SALE-fWO sPIENDID THREE-STORY
I bricks on 4 st bet 10Th aud 10Th: can now he
.sHAREHoLDER."
472 La ave- Room SO;
Fog sA IL conn. AYE s sTSNE FEoNI;
soMELY decorated and pspered NEW designs in GAS
FIXTURES; price. sao'aoo Apply to cprrN
mh3I-1m III l4thst
Il Beautiful homes In desirable locality near Mary
land ave containing rooms and bath. all modern
&c. Before purchasing elsewhere call and examine
this attractive property II will give you some idea OF
model city home. can be seen all day Apply At 4O9
9th st ne Inh26-3w
EoRsALE-AFIksT-C CLASS DwELLING. NEARLY
II new; 10 rooms: corner lot: side windows; over
looking circle: in northwest part OF city especially
re. so5 seln. easy address LOCI
Box ia. city post office mh2S-lm
EoR sALE-BARaAIN, NEW HOUSES. 635 AND
Il GAL st g; is II. 'front.' rooms, pantry and
HUNT, 1909 + stnw ja6-4m
Il rooms; French glass windows; all modern I'm
provements fashionable and central section of
'1'' CITY : s--'ooo' N'Di X. A. PHILLIPS & SON,
mh19-1m 14l9 New York ave.
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ARrnui j.. Houenrox.
DepGrtnsst has iocst.d q 1877 18th 4 NV. soiscts
your patr:nase ~ anything IN the limo Of Carpets or
Taxing Up Sc q NE lowest p1zeSa =
Pssnps ssssatoa - ~ saass soe-1n
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 CST-IN ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, A LADY'S
~ pocket book cop tanning a small account of money
and papers o no value except to the Please re-
turn TO 4lo lOth ST. NV ao1o-3tS
T OST-ON SATURDAY LAST BETWEEN THE
IL Observatory and Kalorama Heights, AZ ozidized
SILVER watch. Finder will be suitably rewarded by
l-.vihg II II Il Lafayette square apl4-3t'
II OST-lN NAVY DEPARTMENT., APRIL OLA
II mond scarfpin representing q chicken. Suitabl
reward Will be paid upon its return to Room l68
Navy Department. apl 5-.Its
r osT-LAAGE ENGLISH MASTIFF. TAG NO
H $3.50. Return to 1921 17thkt n W. and receive
reward. apl3-3ts
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Tor SALE-LovELY HOME IN HYATTsvILLE,
- Md. squares from depot; beautiful location; 8
rooms; ycrsndas mod inps; hot and cold water,
large stable lot 200 feet front by l5o feet; fruit
homes In uyattsville. c BorEE 214 eth stsw
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DrA1 Wrru Ms KINDLY.

Certainly. couldn't do otherwise even II We would
and now on tho near approach Of
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<oK SALE-MoSr BUYERS OF REAL ESTATE
4 desire 10 invest IN wel-locsted vacant property
an9 rely upon future improvements TO enhance values
and return to them handsome profit We have inst
such chance in desiraby stuat city lots below tho
tempiaied which maze them especially desirable in
Better lnuulre into this
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR WASHING
~ ton, DC, April 10, lS92-SeSled proposals will
be received until 1HJ isSDAY, MAY FIFTH 1897 nj
ONE O'CLOCK r NJ, for the waste paper Of this de-
pArtmert and ITS seyeral offices during the fiscal year
endipg June go. 1888 Proposals must be made on the
department. forms which with the necessary instruc
tons, will be furnished application to this dep,Tt.
meht JOHN w. NoBI.E, Secretary. apl4-eo6t
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASHING
~ ton. ID; c.. MARCH, 26, 1892 Sealed proposals will
he received ct this department. until ONE O'CLOCK
M SATURDAY, APRIL TWENTY-THlRD, 1892 for
furnishing supplies, consisting mainly Of meats pro-
S,sisns. groceries dry goods shoes drugs. paints
Government Hospital for the Insane Washington
during me hscal year ending juno 80 1898. blauE
forIns of proposals. schedules Of items sprcications
and instructions to bidders will be furnished on appli-
tary. apy 40 la I6&oo
ntfAkl MENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASHING
~ ton. c.. April ~, lS92-Sesled proposals will
ONE O'CLOCK I. M. for the waste paper Of this de-
partment aud its several Offices during the fiscal year
ending JEne ~. 1893. fopossls must be made ON
Inc department forms. which, with the necessary in
partment JOHN W. NOBLE. secretary. spi4-eoSs
TNRkAsURY DEPARTMENT. April. 2. 1867
fiscal year ending June 90 1893 will be received 1t
,his department. until the SECOND DAY OF MAY,
1892. Al ONE O'CLOCK p ID. Blank forms for bid
dung and full infor nation will be furnished upon APP
tcation. Proposals to be addressed to the UNDER
department reserves the right to waive defects and
reject any or all bids No contract will be awarded
for the supplies referred to above until approprs
ton for their purchase shall have bsen msds by Con-
gross CHARLES FOSTER. Secretary Of the Treas
ury ap2eow3w
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YrOR SAIE-ONE HAMBLETONIAN HORSE.
Il five years CID; good action; fearless be bought
cheap Can be seen at COLLINS & cos STABLES,
BAL o ct. Georgetown. u. &. apla-2:'
INOR SALE "A PHAtTON BUGGY, ALMOST
Call address $50 Maryland ave he. apl3-a'
NOR sALG-FOl R-WhEEL VOG CART, PONY
IL and harness complete. suitable for young ladies'.
also tne carriage horse. Apply to COACHMAN,
British Legation. Conn ave cor apl+-1'
lHOI oALE-JUoJ FROM FREDERICK COUNTY.
IL Md-,ome fine driving aad Heavy drsught Lon sea:
fine saddle horse. Can DC seen a. 2o3 l4th st
apl4-3t'
EIOR SALE--BkEWSTEE EIGHT-SfRING VIC
IL toria, III excellent condition cot 81 500:
will sell for $3.50 Can be seen al sTERN BROS
ENABLES. lac to log West 3Vth st.New York.
apl4-th.s
INOK SALE OR EXCHANGE-A CARLOAD OF
II horses. Just from the conry combination drivers
and sadilers heavy draft a.sJ several cueap $40
and $50 must be 10 he appreciated Rear OF 81
Sd St II. np13.3t'
IGOR sALE-JUST ARRIVED. Twenty HORSES:
J. among them some finc draft and divers also
few low price horses horses warranted TO lie
resented or money refunded. NICHOLAS SCH LEIEL,
4U3 9Th stnw npi22w
lHOR sALE-ONR OF lHE CHOICEST PAIRS OF
l. chestnuts in the city; 13H hands; SIX and seven
years old raised by owner; PERFECTLY broGen; very
snowy under saddle; owner leaves the city; must b,
ItOR sAiE-DoG CART: FRENCH MAXI; EQUAL
Il TO new. 10 be seen al Pl EECE, lAWiOS N Nc
REYNOLDS. NJ st Bridge, Georgetown apl2-3t'
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II WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER FOR A
fEw DAYS FINE l1-ROOM BRICK. CONTAIN
ING ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. ON THE
NORTH SIDE or II AVE BETWEEN 18TH AND
1flH NV THIS PROPERTY CAN BE PUR-
CHASED CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMS
mh19-1m ACKkk & GADSBY, zoos r. 81. NV.
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NERVOUS pRoSTnATIoa.

A Prevalent Malady During Hot Weather.
Nervous prostration (neurasthenia), spinal
anaemia, nervousness, weakness and nerv.
GUS debility are different names given to
an affection of the nervous system which
Is becoming more and more common. Hard
work, close competition, business uncertain
ties, little sleep, high living the use of mar
cotics, all alike tend to I'M ure the nervous
system.
Symptoms.-A foreboding of calamity, a
sense of something awful about to happen,
twitchng of the eyelids, moving, brown
specks before the eyes and metallic ringing
in the ears, sour stomach after eating, with
belching of gas, a feeling of great weight In
the stomach, morbid fear of leaving home
constant desire to talk of their symptoms,
cblls and hot flashes, hands and feet usu-
ally cold and clammy, general tendency to
dryness and GOODNESS of the skin of the
whole body, neuralgia headache, nervous
chls hysteria, sinking and faint spells,
distressing palpitation of the heart, dcfec.
tive eyesight, total inability to read, write,
or do any business, urine abundant, without
color, loss of flesh, sleeplessness and sexual
excitability. Some of these symptoms arc
present in every case.
Treatment--There should be an entire
change of habits, and the diet should consist
largely of animal food. Walking, riding, OF
rowing, and other outdoor employments, as
much as the strength of the patient will
allow, is Indispensable. A sufficient dose
of Man-a-lin should be taken at bedtime to
produce one natural movement of the bow.
els each day. Pe-ru-na should be taken
Immediately before eating, beginning with
very small dose and gradually increasing
until two tablespoonful nre taken before
each meal. Pe-ru-na may be taken between
meals, or at night, to relieve bad spells, in
such doses as may be found necessary.
No other medicine should be taken.
For free book on diseases peculiar to hot
weather send to The Pe-ru-na Drug Manu-
featuring Company, Columbus, O. Sent free
to anV address
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SLAIN BY a PREACHER.
Another Bloody Murder from the Limo Of
Kentucky,

Bristol, Tenn, June 13.-(Special Am
other bloody murder comes from the Ken
tucky line near tho home of the famous
desperate, Hall. This time a preacher
shoots down Il drunken rascal who attempts
his life with a bowie knife. Rev J. w.
Pannell, IL crippled preacher and w. X.
Davidson, a tough character, became in
volved in a difficulty in whicis Davidson
lost his life. The cause of the tragedy was
q trifiing one. Davidson had been sued by
a party to whom he owed a small debt.
When the trial came up he filed himself
with liquor and instead Of going to attend
to his case he marched off towards the
home of PANEL, whom he accused Of being
responsible for the cause of the lawsuit
panncl knew that as he was a cripple Da-
wilson could easily Overpowcr him and rem
onstrated with him to let the matter drop.
Instead of acccding to the preachers wishes
he drew Il large bowie knife from his in
side pocket and was about to plunge it
into his victims body. The latter knew
there was no use to run, so he whipped out
q large caliber pistol and fired three shots
in rapid succession, all of which entered
Davidson's body lie died in a very few
moments Pannell is having his prelmi-
nary hearing at this time and it is very evil
dent that he will be acquitted.
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A Tragedy.
That's him there, his coffin, in the cars
An that's his wife a-creepin'
In the crowd-'way off, an weep1n;
o, the law is jes a-breakn' Of her heart!
That's him there, on the scafor. See!
he speaks:
There's woman. there, a-holdin'
OF the hands they'll soon be foldin',
An the tears are jes a-rainin' down her
cheeks!
That's him there, in the coffin lyin low'
And the woman-fir;t to love him,
And the last to bend above him,
Is his mother-but 1 reckon you would know!
FRANK L. STANTON.
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THE MISSISSIPPI WATERS
Creating Havoc All Along the Line-Breaks
in the Levee.

New Orleans, June 14.-Indications are
that the break in the levee at Avondale
plantation, twelve miles above this city, will
be closed in Il day or two. The wafer from
this break has already interrupted business
on both the Texas and the Southern Pacific
railroads All hope of closing the Belmont
crcvasse, which is forty miles above New
Orleans has been abandoned; This levee
was twelve feet high and the break is now
more than two hundred feet wide, and 100
feet deep, and cutting. out rapidly. The
crevasse at Sarapys. thirty miles above this
city. is now 800 feet wide and 100 feet deep.
Water from these two breaks has already
inundated the Mississippi Valley railroad
and will soon cover all the plantations along
the river front The Illinois Central rail-
road will lose heavily by the last mentioned
crevasse In Belmont the break force of
the water was SO great that it carried the
Mississippi Valley track against the Postal
telegraph and Southern Bell Telephone Com
pany's poles, carrying them away for a
distance of more than a mile.
Syphilis cured. Write Cook Remedy Co., Omaha.
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Now, Go 1t, Boys!

He's done been through the college an he's
got his eddication,
An it's sworn to with n blue an yaller seal
An now he's gittin' ready to enjoy his long
vacation,
An the ole mules waitin' fur him In the
ficl.
With "gee!" an "whoa"'
An "git up thar, an go!''
He'll be jcrkin' of the ploW-lines
An a-sweatin' in the row;
An the Latin he will speak
TO that ole mule will be Greek,
While he parses with the piowstocks
An makes syntaX with the hoe!
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A GEORGIA MIXTURE.
The Bil1ville Banner

The Billvi1le Banner.
We are now enjoying ourselves In the SURF
at Sc q day. This old ocean is n grand az
fair, but she costs like blazes. Still, we have
nothing against her, as she drowned six Of
our relations who would be spending the sum-
mer with us--if they were alive. AS 1t is,
they are spending the summer elsewhere.
We thought that when we reached this Is
land we would be out Of the range Of politics,
but not so: We hadn't been here three hours
before we discovered sixteen candidates Tor
sea serpent and the salary Is only one
weeks board at the hotel.
We saw storm at sea last night Tt was
awful-made us think of home right away.
It's right thoughtful In the elements to re-
mind man of the absent ones in that way.
We met a man from New York last night
and sold him our title of colonel for So and
n boX of soap. If he had only known it, he
was a colonel anyhow, having been in Georgia
three weeks
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weeI.Jy Rank Statemeut.
Auonta Cleaning Association Statement,
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC
CONSTITUTION OFFICE.
ATLANTA, June Is, 1891.

Grccerieos
ATLANTA, June 1S-Roasted coffee - Arbuckle's
1860 Il 100 n cases; Lion 1860; Leverng's 1875
Green--Extra choice zoe; choice good l9c; fair l3c;
common 10 &c Sugar Grauuiattd &c; powdered oiac
cut loaf . tc white extra Itic; New Orleans yellow
clarified 4lee; yellow extra G &c. Syrup New
choice 45@5Oc: prime $50 40ci common SolS6c
Moas.es-G Genuine Cuba 35d3Sc; imitation 22G25c;
Teas--Bnck J5@55c; green 4Ge1 toe. Nutmeg G5Ge70c
Cloves t5@3oc Cinnamon lGal4tc. Ailspiee lVGolaS
Jamaica ginger 1sc. singapore pepper i4c. Mace SiC0
Rice Fair TIC; COED sec common 552+6c; lmpoTtea
Virginia zoe. Cheese Full cream, Cheddars -;
60 Ms s225a259. Candles-Parafin 12c; star l 4c.
Matches 400s3400 50s 5000 10; 2Oos s?00@95; COS,
gross 1915. Soda-kegs, bulk, 5c do ID packages
s., C. cases, n 57sc do and = MS &c; do = lbs 64c
Crackers Xxx soda SIC; XXX butter 64e; NIX
pearl sers Sc shell and excelsior 7c lemon cream Sc
xxx ginger snaps &c; cornhills &C. Candy-Assorted
stick 6i4c; French mixed l25sc Canned goods-Com-
densed milk SGo1@6G0 imitation mackereI 5000 oo,
salmon S600t7.5O F.W. oysters Sl75 l. W sl26; corn
g Og$59 tomatoes Sl6o Ball potash 320 o stnrGn
Pearl aye; lump Sc; nickel package 500 &C, Seiluoid
$500 Pickles-Pain or mixed, pint5. Sloo1io; quarts
sl5QGlS0. Powder-Rihe, Kegs $3.50; = Kegs ssVV; u
kegs Si.65. Shot-&L70 q sack
Flour, Grain and Meal.
ATLANTA June 1s-Flour-First patent s57s;
ond patent $ 25 extra fancy 'S FANCY $oS family ssS
s3o4o Corn-N3; wi white ixS SS' i NO. o1o
timothy large bales SlO0 No. timothy large bales.
ESQ., choice Timothy small bales s7!SG' No: d timothy
Plain Sc boed Soc Wheat brsnmaTse sa Ya S.e
Steam teed-SlS5 q cwt. Grits--pearl $500.
Country Produce
ATLANTA. June IS - Eggs 13c. Butter West
ern creamery 2022sc choice Tennessee 1601sc other
grades I00!2ac. Live poultryTurkeys 10G12}ao q n;
spring 10ai5c; ducks 15@lsc. Dressed poultry-Tur-
keys ls20c ducks l5G16c; chickens 15q16c Irish po
atoes 81 0o25o q Dbl Sweet potatoes 81 0o@110 Blu.
Honey-Strained S(d10c; in the comb lo9l2c. Onions
$3.50 p bb crates 75q $780, Cabbage-Green Florida
l14@2c q II; Louisiana =; Charleston ~.
Fruits and Connections.
ATLANTA, June -Apples-Choice s5.5o96.oo q Dbl.
Lemons S3.5o@4.00. Oranges-Messina $l003i.50. Co
Selected sl.5Oa200. Figs 136l1sc Raisns-New Cali
fornia 81 u.s. 4 boxes $3.50; a boxes Toe. Currants 70
Sc. Leghorn ctron 20lt26c. Nuts-Almonds Ice: Pc
cans 12dl4c. Brazil sa1Oc. Filberts 111ac. Walnuts
Ice. Pcanuts-Virginia electric light $500. fancy
handpicked 41s@5c North Carolina 495c.
Provisions.
ATLANTA, June 1s-Clear rib sides, boxed '1Sc; Ice
cured bellies 8hc Sugar-cured hams l1l3c, accord
ing brand and average; Csfornias4@ SH Breakfast
bacon 10]rc. Lard-Leaf IHc.
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UiI;e6 WHILE at Worship.

Madrid, June 13.-Terrific thunder
storms nrevailed in various parts of Spain
yesterday and heavy loss Of life and injury
by Gshtning is reported at NIelias, in the
province of Orenscs. The parish church
was struck while worshipers We're attend
ing mass. Ten were killed and twenty
the province of Valladoliet, Il church was
struck and five were killed and ten injured
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A Georgia editor announces that hereafter
his editorials will be found in the advertising
columns for they will be sure to be read
there This is such great age for adVer-
Using that we may expect to hear an author
demanding that his articles be placed top
column, next to advertising matter, thus
reversing the rule
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Who's for Sale.
And now his mind Is equal
To all they can contrive;
The nominations sequel
Is "Votes in Blocks of Five"
Who's for Sale.


EYES," said the candidate, this is cam
paign Of education"
what do you mean By that?" asked n
man in the crowd.
Il mean this, sir: Every man who votes for
nell get an education Why, knew one man
who couldn't write his name when he entered
the campaign, and only last week he forged
n note for thousand dollars, an they
couldn't tell his writin' from the bank pres
ident's!'
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.June's the Time,
Junes the Time.
June's the time for wishin', when the cloud

June's the time for wishln', when the clouds
white;
Mostly, though, for ishin'-fun to 'em
bite,
When your cork goes sw1shin' down-plum
out O. sight!
Junes the time for scheming how to fix an
fool
All the old folks, dreamin the boys safe
In school,
When the suns jes' streamin' on 'em In the
pool,
Junes the time for stealin' past where briars
Scratch
To the vines, an feein' In the melon patch
Red juice, till you're reelin'-Hungry's met
his match!
Under Ats new management The Sunny
South shows steady Improvement. Two no
table features the serial stories now run
ning-"A Mad Love- and "a Dash to the
Pole" The current number is especially
bright In all the departments. 1.-The Editors
Corner is an attractive feature, while the
short stories OF the number are bright and
pleasing. The Sunny South will compare
favorably with any Of the story papers Of
the north.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-06-21

NEW YORK, June 1s-The total Visible supply OF
cotton the world Is S68765 bales of which a2 s75
bales American, against and 3S6 baes
respectively last year. Receipts at all interior towns
1895 bales. Receipts from plantations 1852 bales
Crop in sight S.S7S, 1888 bales.