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FOR Nt'ygf{OISTEE.
OgIe,horpe County Endorses the Brilliant
Young tudge for Congress.

AOuns fudge Tor Congress-
Athens, Ca, June 8.-(Special) -The dem
ocrats Of Ogiethorpe county met in mass
meeting at noon today and unanimously
passed the following resolutions;
1--WE hereby resolve that having the
highest confidence in the ability and patriot
ism of our fellow citizen, Judge Hamilton
McWhorter, we hereby present his name TO
the people of the eighth congressional dis
trict as q, gentleman. in every way sultaD1e
to represent district in the national
congress- and we believe the best interests
OF our district, the state and the Whole
country will be in safe hands.
''Resolved. That Judge McWhorter have
the privilege to appoint his own delegates
to the congressional convention
Hon. A. Q. Bacon was endorsed in the
following resolution:
"Resoved That we, the democrats Oh
Oplethorpe county, in mass meeting assem-
b]ed endorse the candidacy of Hon. A. O..
Bacon of Bibb, for the United States SEN
ate"
A democratic primary election was or
dered to be held on July Cd next. Tor state
and county officers The party committed
itself to democratic principles in the Iol-
lowing resolution:
1--WE reaifirm allegiance to the principles
of the party as enumerated in the national
,,1atfo,,n of 1892. and insist that the pledges
to the people therein set forth shouio De
redeemed. -,
The meeting was well advertised and 400
people were present
Judge McWhorter was out or the county
today but Oglethorpe's action puts MN III
tho race The resolutions passed in his be-
| half were unanimous. His people cHer MN
With nride and pleasure to the democracy o.
| the eighth. '-''
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HAI.L EyDoBsEs GAMBLER.
The Delegates VIII Vote for Evans
nnN The StatenOwMN OtIicnrA.

Gainesville Ca. june 6.-(Special.)- THE
democracy of Hall county met in mass
meeting yesterday. Hon, Allen d. Gambler
was elected chairman and Lester y. Puck
EFT VAS requested to act as secretary.
The following resolutions were unanimous
~ adopted:
"ResoIyed, That the democracy Of Hall
county in mass meeting assembled,
reatlirm the principles Of the DEM
oCratic party as declared In the
platform OF our party at Chicago in 1892 and
congratulate the country upon the success
of those principles in the triumphant cleo
ton of Grover Cleveland, who, by his gen
erous treatment of our people, has shown
that he is the president of the whole coun-
try, knowing north, no south, no east
no west. Recognizing the wisdom and pa
triOtis,n Of Cur president, and believing in
his fcalty TO the principles of our party
we endorse his administration of the fed
er2l government. While some of us. may
differ from him in matters of policy we are
agreed in the belief that he is impelled by
motives OF highest patriotism and by an
unscltish devotion to the highest good of
the whole people.
Resolved further, That we have and ex-
press the highest condence in the ability
and patriotism OF Hon. Carter Tate, and
that we elect four delegates to the congress
SIGNAL convention to be held at Gainesville
on the Sth day Of August next, and that
they be instructed to cast the vote of Hall
county for the nomination of the Hon. Car
ter Tate
I'VE congratulate the people of the state
OF Georgia upon the appointment of Hon. A
=. Gambler TO the Office of secretary of
state, and especially commend our honor
able governor, W. j. Northern, for his
wisdom in making this appointment.
Resolved further That the delegates to
the gubern2tOrial convention be instructed
to cast the four votes OF Hall county for
Hon Clement a. Evans for governor Hon.
"A. d. Gambler for secretary of state in place
Of the late General Phil Cook, deceased, and
for all the present Statehouse officials"
Delegates to thc congressional convention
~nd to the Sena tOrial convention of the
district were selected and a new
committee was selected for the
ensuing two years
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TROUP DEMANDS FREE SILVER.
AtiHishnss Resolutions Adopted by ths
DcNsOCEatH (s;Iiinlr Yl.. R.,liaf

Ealing tGT Relief.
Lac5ianSe Ga, June 6.--(Special. THE
| democf1uc mass meeting held here yester-
| day Vas fun OF enthusiasm
"A resolution was adopted endorsing A. O.
Bacon TOT the United States senate
lie following resolutions introduced by
Go!oiel +. ~. Lonely endorsing the pres-
ueHt 5 patriotism, but differinz with him
iphatcahy on his financial policy. were
doopteu ny & 5000 majority, although there
was opposition to them:
20 me democracy Of Troup county, in
h11ss meeting declare our teaIty 10 the
principles OF the party as formulated nv
Jcn ers0h Madison, jackson and other dis
tln5UlShed leaders, and believe orr Irstitr
tioAs can be perpetuated ONLY bv adhes'on
20 these great doctrines. We believe a
pa tii{y platform to be a solemn covenant
OF principles and the construction placed
the con by party leaders and accepted by
beheVe the financial plank in the demo-
cratic platform adopted in 1892 means the
Tree bilnetallic coinage OF both gold and
f t ts4fe standaid money of the country
existed Tor than eEht yJdfe55 ,rti69 aif11
the decentralization Of the standard silver
dollar il 1913. regardless Of what other ma
repeal Of the 10 per cent tax state banks
and we believe the president should COM
mend this measure 20 congress and urge It's
adoption.
'Resolved, That we endorse the action of
the president and democratic congress in
the repeal OF the federal election laws and
we commend their efforts as far they
have gone on the tariff legislation de-
manGet! by the pia form.
Resolved. THAT we believe in the hon
esty and patriotism Of the president, just
like we believe in the honesty and patriot
ism Of the millions Of wise democrats who
have taken issue with him. We do not en-
dorse that part of The financial policy of
the administration resulting in repeal of
the purchasing clause OF the Sherman law
without substitute Legislation. We do not
endorse lis veto Of the seiGni0rage bill,
neither 48] endorse the issue OF interest
beaTil sBs nds; instead of such contraction
we de ~ nd an expansion Of the currency
CONNIE 7urate with the wants Of THIS Great
country and its millions of burGcned free
'Resolved That we heartily endorse the
honest wise and clean administration of |
Governor Northen and the statehouse Off |
cerHs as MNrthN OF cnlnMnnllt iOn.N |
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TIVE DIFFERENT COUNTIES
That Have Elected Delegates TN" f'''
C..ndea's Fwo for EVANS

Have Elected DSi"Est"~
C.,,aea.s Tyvo for Evans.
pr,,nswick. Ga, June 4-(Speciai)- ne ne
10 comma tee Of Camden county 10
da11 decided Camden's two VOTES III i'''oi Va
General Evans.
Montgomery rs Atkinson -
.ua,1 Ga. June 4.-GSpeclai)-lln , l',t.|,s
d4;s today by ballot Atkinson oeles $500
.ir,n1 800 votes Evans u.s.. Ciil ,.i,
Wr;a,,t Hardeman, Terrell ana ""ua .,.a
we're endorsed. Resolutions ehuoi Siiio
president were adopted.
,vnttnnII as Atikinsons.
Collins ca June 4-(Specal. )--Iattnal
o,oc+nd DELEGATES today for Atkinson. Inc
1,o+o stood Atkinson 90, Evans Il.
Quiet in Madison.
Danielsville, Ga, June 5.-(SpeclaL)-tAt-
1,inson carried Madison county by seventy
tbree majority, the vote being Atkinson,
1o4. Evans 12l; Gambler, 310 Inc elecllol,
was nv ballot in mass meeting ana pasSeo
off quietly.
ApyIing is Atkinson's.
Rax1av Ga June 5.-(Spec3al.) -Apphhs
aIactad a ,arge delegation and instructed
+ban, for Atkinson for governor anu ui1dh-
;,,,nus1v endorsed Turner for congress- Inc
| lta+ohouse officers were endorsed for re-
! election and the national administrator,
| commended A resolution was lntrouuceu
| endorsing Hon. A. O. Bacon Tor Cnl'eu
| states senator and one was offered as d
| substitute requesting the senator ana mem ~
| Der of the legislature from this county "
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believe practicable. The third free coinage
at it's present ratio) he declared was, to his
mind, the best way out of the present di-
lemma.
He also declared for the repeal of the 10
per cent tax state banks of issue.
Judge Query said that Mr.. Russell, his op
ponent, was absent, and he would say moth
ing as to his record, either personal or pub
liz
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FOR FREE COINAGE.
Heard, TrOup and Hall Speak Gut TIT
Financial Question.

| Financial Question.
Franklin, Ga, June 6.-(Special )-Yester-
day was big day in Franklin. 1t the
day appointed to let the contract for build
ing the magnificent new courthouse on the
plans and specifications submitted by
Messrs. Bruce & Morgan. of Atlanta. There
was quite a number of bidders but the sue
cessful one was Mr.. Fred Wagner, of At
lanta. The house will cost some $4,000, and
will be model OF convenient arrangement
within. as well as OF beautiful archtec-
ture without.
The democrats OF the county held mass
meeting at 10 O'CLOCK The meeting was one
OF the most enthusiastic ever held in the
county, and was largely attended The OBJ
Ject Of the meeting was to decide or a line
of campaign for the year. Primaries were
ordered for the election of delegates to the
convention. The primary for guberna torial
delegates will occur Tuesday next June
Eth. Delegates to the congressional con-
Vention will be selected by primaries on
july 10Th, when all county officers will also
be nomina ted.
NO GoidIusism in Theirs
The convention was perfectly and remark
ably harmonious until q resolution was
read, endorsing The Atlanta Journal as
soundly democratic. That fell like a bomb
In the camp. When Secretary McCutchen
read 1t the words had scarcely died on his
lips before several stanch old democrats
were up o3l their feet demanding the recoc-
milton Of the chair.
Pro1es3or e. G. Mobey, of Corinth was
recognized, and gave a ringing speech in
opposition to the resolution He moved a
substitute, rc-enuorsing the Chicago plat |
form, and every sentence of his eloquent |
arrangement of the gold uncomfortable policy |
was Vociferously cheered, showing very con- /
cluSlVely how the leading democrats of the !
county stand on this important plank of the |
platform. The substitute was carried al |
most UNANIMOUSLY in spite of the opposition
OF eH-Schators Whitaker and Jackson
Congressman Moses was endorsed amid
loud cheers, and the county will give him
an OVERWHELMING majority in the coming
primary.
heard county is solidly Democratic and
believes in an Interpretation Of the platform
as it reads
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s.or Gordon Refrains'

Washington, d. G., june 4-,SP lstter e to
eanator Gordon today wrote d '',;ob he
2f 1s" a. j. Wese, OF Atlanta in %n.rn
savs "a number Of letters and te1 resejred
f fnciudng your own, have nfeh an ,g@s speal5
urging me to return to Georsi@ Ia1 TIy earnest
for General Evans. Others e4 ct +alle no
have reached me insisting tN' ae stated in
further a+ action rer 1n I published and for
my 1e't tberein aiven I am anxious to see
reasons , ,n,5ana Nominated and sincerely
G trsf hat r' the people OF Georgia will ac
cord to him this merited recosni'. .,a,,o,,t
ter the most careful and serious ~ civ
ta,,,o,,er 7 am convinced that hot o1!S
nov i,,ta,est Of General Evans but duty te
the ln astv ard I'd TO the state demand that
3nT Tef paio from active participation in this
canvass"
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Knoxville, Cane 5.-(Specialj In pur-
suance Of an O1issued by the chairman
J. j. DonneNyp democratic executive
committee of Cord county, assembled
at the courthotoday, at 1890 o'clock.
The object of tketing was to take some
action in the pI campaign. The pres
ent executive cttee having had charge
OF the last cam, it was ordered that a
mass meeting allied Ter next Friday,
June &tn, for purpose OF selecting a
new committeeman 100 of the represen-
tative citizens Crawford county were
present. Thele called together for 2
mass meeting adopted the following
resolutions:
Whereas, hmocracy of Crawford
county is thlS bsembled i'll mass meet
ing; therefore,
"Resolved, IF, the assembled democ-
racy Of Crawtunty, take this oppor-
tunity of exprf our appreciation Of the
present admi1Dn, and while we may
and, in some Ices, do very material
", differ witNieWs held by the adj
ministration ird to silver legislation,
our confidence Clevelands honesty Of
purpose and ~ of action and habits
as q conserved hroad-mnGed states
man, enables hd0rSe him without any
reservation"
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| Resolved, That the democracy of White
| county IN convention assembled rea firms
| the principles OF our party as adopted III
! Chicago in 1892 which we achieved SO
| grand a victory in the last national cleo
ton.
Resolved That we heartily endorse the
appointment OF Hon. A. D. Gambler h0
Governor Northen as secretary Of stat.
and we hereby instruct our delegates ~
the nominating convention to cast thair
votes LOT All the present statehouse officers
Resolved, That We endorse the course of
Hon. f. &. Tate and direct that this meet
ing eject delegates to support hin. for re-
nomination.
Pike for Evans.
Miner, Ga, June 6.-(SpecialD -Not LONG
ago MF. Atkinson wrote one of his trusted
iieutenants in Pike county saving. .Tf foilSe
Is for me, have it to act; if not. postnone
action" Yesterday the county, executive
committee met. The Evans men favored
carry action, but the Atkinson men. tn =
man fought desperately for postponeroant
me county VIII act july 23d. Pike is Dro,,d
o. the record she made under Gdnorai
Evans in the war, and she is not rea(i'C a. a,
swallow that record, either When her yoto
IS counted it viii be in the Evans coumn
ana there to stay. she VIII raiojce with
MN IN victory, or stand by him in defeat
did in '6t. 'iie
walker for Evmns.
LaHayette Ga, June 9.-(Special) -Eyans
t"l ico walker by from 1916 to POO majority
Lafayette gives Atkinson Is majority. A
very light vote was poied 1t was thought
week ago that Atkinson would carry tha
county. AN
Wnrres, for the General
Warrenton, Ga. June pecial)-War-
rem WlH give Gelera! Evans between 40
and 90 majority. The Atkinson men con-
cede the county t,h Evans
fulnsi'S or Atl.inson,
HaWklnsville, G9 June 9-(sspecial0-At-
NILSSON carried IN Ski county in today's |
primary by 258 NJ 9rity after an eyci+ino |
contest in every 'ecInct The Atl-ineo,3 I
men have claimed he county for Irtr |
time. The Evans ( IN have not been conf7
dent for the last7y weeks General Nv
ans carried two ,incts in the corntv
NJ w d major and the other by 8.
There was no N-.snce of arz lxi,d ~
my Oh the pre- aid the election was
airly conteste(& - and \Vadlau carr,,
ne county - 81 3itiesy.
@pit, County.
Marietta, st-lf}pccal. )--At]iin-
son carries Cos. ~ by a majority Of
about 300. The ote so far .La heard
rom including district, gives Evans
~ and Atkinson -Four districts are to
pc heard from, L /. these Will not materi-
ally change the Insult The Evans men
lacked organization, and work. The Akin
con, forces were very active.
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support Turner After debate both ro.ci,,
tons were tabled

support Turner After debate both resol11-
tons were tabled
Dawson dds Two More
Canton, Ga. June 5.-(Special. )-Atkinson
carried Dawson county by large majority to-
day. All the statehouse officers were en-
dorsed.
Heard for Atkinson.
franklin, Ca, June 6.-(Specal. )-Heard
county today elected Atkinson delegates.
PauldiRg Holds u Mass Meeting
Dallas Ca, June 5.-(Speciai) -Paudiug
county democrats met in mass meeting this
morning and elected and instructed dele
gates to the guberna torial convention for
W. Y. Atkinson and endorsed all the
Waddell, of Poor, s~nty' gets Pauldins,s
vote, - n
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Just back Of the Ferris wheel in the Midway
was erected an old-fashioned Normandy cider
press snd here the wayfarer could reRale him.
self with the amber liquid served by the hands
Of attractive French peasant girls, whose Nor
mandy caps, fresh linen and jaunty black vel
vet bodiccS enhanced the charms of their
bright eyes and expressive, though irregular,
features.
Among these was Jeanette lie Barre, whose
picture is given above ana which is taken from
Portrait Types Of the World, which contains
eighty pictures of different nationaltieS, and
which is distributed practically free to or
readers 1t is only necessary to send the proper
coupons and ten cents in silver to cover cost OF
tubing, mailing, handling. etc, and the portfo-
lilo is freely at the disposal OF every one of QUE
readers.
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lacked Organization, and work. The Akin
son forces We're very active.
Campbell Is Ati1tElson's.
Fairburn, Ca, June @.-tspecial.) Camp
bell county goes Iof Atkinson by LOO major
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Heard for Atkinson
w bite,

w bite,
5.-(Special.)- the
: 2Inocracy of White
A. f. Underwood
i nd j. r. Lumsden
Is the meeting was
purpose of electing
Aator;al convention.
Err General Evans
4. Professor What
.Y. Atkinson. Gen.
Sallty-siX votes and
2. Or. A. f. Under
I ii. Nichols, r. r.
aSden were elected
'tiOns were unani-
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The Perry Home Journal truthfully as
serts: mo matter which of the democratic
candidates is nominated for governor of
Georgia our party will unite its strength
and defeat the populsts at the polls
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In tloMN District.

Moultrie, Gle 5.-(Special.) Judge
James H. Got Dawson, candidate
for congress fis. the second, district,
was here lasila.y and made a short
talk to the pef1e defined his position
as being i'll II a tariff for revenue
only, and witBhest tax on the luxur-
les and the ION the necessaries of
life. Spealihe financial question,
Judge GlerlThat there were three
plans by wiz free coinage of silver
could be effOne, by international
agree; one, hg enough silver in a
dollar to maf'th intrinsically a gold
dollar; the oh it at its present ratio
and risk theStates to keep it on a
parity with E
Judge Gue1tted that the first of
these GnterngreemenD was prefer
able, The sly Judge Query didn't
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For HARMONY.

The Sylvania Telephone very aptly says ::
I'VE must al stand by the nominee
whether he be Atkinson or Evans. Let us
work for our preference until the conven-
ton meets and dominates, and then close
up the ranks for whoever that man may be-
and go to work in earnest to whip the
ii Cht.'
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The Sparta Ishmaelite says: 1.-THE Ish-
maelite intends to support the democratic
nominee for governor; but it doesn't intend
to endorse the administration. if it should
have to stand alone amongst the democratic
papers of the state -,
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Dangers Of Boiler Inspecting
SUDDEN CHANGES Of ,TEMPERATyJr.E
bAING ON PARALYSIS OF THE
SPINE.

Ihe Ierrtb&e Experience of q jersey
City Boiler Inspector, Stricken Down
and Pronounced IncurabIe by The
Most Eminent Speciuiista-Yct He Re-
covered.
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u.
Cleveland, GU
mass meeuint, 2
county held
was elected "A.
secretary. TT
explained to -
delegates to ~
On motion OF
was placed in
ley nominated 1
eTal Evans rec.
Atkinson receive
wood, B. W. Al
Asbury and j.
delegates.
The following
r-nJ,cIyy oIn,oto.l
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Barlow -
Clay. - - -
Clarke ..-.'''''''
Camden 49, -
Dade -. - - 49,
Dek2 I'D. - - 80 :
Ebert. - -
iIcnOlS ''
FloVd.. .. =. :. -
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NV Guerry discussed General evans .
,o+,ielotiva record and explained the ldlSe-
hoods that are being circulated ABOUT 1ile
INV, system and ether slanderouS charSes
brought against this truly great MAJ ' w.,
wound I'D with an eloquent appear ~ 49,,
"ou'i0 ~ ~ ,ha state ''Itonor thy
fathe, and thy mother that thy Gays i.,'9
10 long. upon the land that the l1o'u' ~
Cod aiveth thee Only few OF tliell 90 -,
Iaft "a MS and let us not drag them l'lIo .ne
1nira bocausa they fought Tor our co''4''' } ,
n,,I. sisters and our mothers.
Durina the latter part OF MI 49,,
,,1aoab the enthusiasm ran so hlsn 'Il' ne.
,Iote wore tossed into the air and tne C$
- "sbanoe'' was heard upon any 800 |,,,7.
va, who would so degrade the cau%e uos
+a+t,ars HE'D for MI Query /" SpecGN w. W
-',am received ana loudly app4ao"eet ..e,,,n.i,-
tIicteet attention was given nm ~ C D''.' nj
1+ when MI Query inlsheu n's wan
te~,.+ the crowd went wild. Hhou 41o,,Sa ~
~. E1ans and Query from a ~ e,sa,,a
. W Put Old Sumter down ~, for At
In ,'on Nothing can turn Sumter lo scor roo
! I[insnn evans Will win and tue, ~ haroi,
! w. honor of his life today III N'7
| defense of the old warrior
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Colonel Atkinson claims the honor and
glory of the normal school for girls a
MllledSeville, but when the bill was made
out blank was left to be filed up by the
word Newman while another member
walked up and filled the space with Mill
edgevile
Colonel Atkinson struts and blows and
claims great credit because his mammoth
brain conceived the idea that the agricul-
tulal department was established for the
benefit of the farmers. Now, fellow cti-
zens, l admire the memory of Isaac New
ton for explaining of gravitation. 1 love
= CGlonei Atkinson claims that he MT
v,hfnped General Evans ana IS no" ~,
cooling to denolish The Constitution hr'
reminds me Of a good joke on the coione',
fo, if caIl; to mind a little instance I,, ,
ho,,nnned q few days ago where " lie1i i'.f
voI,na man proceeded to bully anu EiiiilI
an old man, and went so far as 10 hiloe 11
hin, down, when several people E@l"G. eN
around. they said, Why that oid senu ,t,.,
,on is eightv years DID, and the yoone
man reDlied that he didn't give d "-'i -
ha was a hundred, he would DO the S'''0
IL; e,cr.}iu
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-.9pecia1. )-Atkin-
.,F By d majority Of
ote 50 far d. heard
district, gives Evans
-Four districts are to
. these viii not materi-
FiSulL. Who L,,.n1s nan