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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-18
THE pOPULIST WITHDRAWS.
Mr.. G. Ill. Brand Now Has the Field
to Himself.

IaWrenceVille, Ga, June 15.-(Special I'm
tOdaYS BufOrd PloW Boy, the peoples party
paper in this county, DIR. James NJ. Guess
publicly announces his withdrawal from
the race for senator for the thirty-fourth
senatorial district. The peoples party CON
Vention in this county, it being Gwinnett's
time, nominated him as their candidates
and selected delegates to the convention
Instructed for him. and i'll a week two
thereafter he accepted the nomination thus
rendered. After five or six weeks refiec-
ton. DR.. Guess decides that his professional
enga 8ements and business require his whole
time. and, therefore, Withdraws from the
race, which leaves the field alone to c. II
Brand, the democratic candidate.
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WHY SHE IS CHARMING
A Lady Tells a Very Graphic
Story.
WHAT SHE WENT THROUGH
There Is a Nice and Profitable Lesson for
Other Ladies In Her Experience.

I know lady, and very charming per
son, who has had very trying experience.
Like so many ladies who have peculiar
pains which they often do not understand,
occasional headaches, loss of appetite,
blues bearing down sensations and such
troubles. she thought she was only suffer-
ing from a cold, which perhaps would pass
away very soon, and SO it did, but it re-
turned in a short time even worse than be-
fore In this way she lived along for
ly a year, when she suddenly discovered
that she was suffering from that greatest
of modern scourges. Brights diseases of
the kidneys.
Now. the great trouble with her. as with
50 many other men and women, was that
she did not know what allied her. Here is
what she says, III her own words:
''Despite the attendance of skilled ply
stated thai another attack of my maiady
would most assuredly prove fatal. It was
at this time. at the solicitation of friends.
had heard much and knew but little. I
confess [ had little faith, because 1 thought
that l was doomed. but almost iInmedi-
ately felt an improvement, which con-
tinued until l was finally restored to per-
feet health, and feel that I owe my life
entirely to the use of Warmers Safe Cure:
misery and restored me to health. Now.
whenever | feel as though any of the
symptoms | then had are returning, I take
some Of the Safe Cure, and Immediately
feel better and I must say that [ now feel
as well as in my girlhood. and it is en-
trely due to this remedy"
These are the words of Mrs. J. F. Beale,
who resides at 1868 Lexington avenue. New
York. Hers is not an isolated experience.
1t is precisely what hundreds of other
ladies have found true in their lives. It
shows that if women continue to suffer
and let the trials of life weigh them down
when they should be joyful. they have only
themselves to blame. There is means Of
relief, Of restoration. 1t is pure. it is safe
it is q woman's best friend. BY its use
she can be enabled to withstand the ills
QeSS.
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a call has been issued for the nembIrs
of the democratic executive committee O.
the seventh congressional district to
meet in Rome on the Goth of June to fix
the time and place for holding the conven-
ton to nominate the next democratic can
didate for congress from that district. The
call is as follows:
congressional Committee Call-The mem
berS OF the democratic executive committee
Of the seventh congressional district are
requested to meet 1T the Central hotel, III
Rome, Ga, Wednesday, the goth day of
June instant. at / o'clock p. IN. The object
of the meeting is to FIX the time and
place for holding a convention to nominate
Il democratic candidate for congress.
"TRAMMELL STARR, Chairman.
dalton, Ga. ,junC 1894
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TERRELL. FOR GUERRY AND BACON
Mr.. Cleveland Is Endorsed Except as
10 Ills EEinunciaI POLicN.

Dawson, Ga. June 16.-(Special.) -Terrells
democracy held large and harmonious
mass meeting here today. James G.. Parks
WIS elected president and i. l.. Ramey
secretary Resolutions We're adopted unan-
imously and strongly endorsing Judge Guer-
rvs candidacy for congress and Major Ba-
con for senator Governor NOrthen's ad-
ministration was endorsed and also the
present statehouse officers, including Sec
rotary of State Gambler.
President CIeveland's administration was
endorsed except as to his financial policy
Congress and the president were urged to
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JUDGE HINES ON TIE STUMP.
He Speaks to IL Large Audience Of
OOMGias POpuLiSts md Drmocrnta.

DouslasviIle, Ca. June l5.-(SpecialD-Yes-
terday was Il gala day in Douglasyille for
the peoples party. Judge James X. jIines,
the populist nominee for the governorshp
delivered an address of two hours before
one of the largest and most enthusiastic
Groves ever assembled in this city. lie was
net at the depot by a large delegation OF
porulistS with Il brass band. He spoke in
the college chapel which mas a seating ca
pacity OF LOO, and this large auditorium
Was very nearly filled. There vas good
Sprinlling Of democrats present.
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MOSES GETS CHATTAHo0CHEE1
The Congressman Has "a Good Start in
the Kace for the NoElimntion.

Newman Ga, June G.-(Special)- DIS
patches received tonight state that Moses
has carried ChattahOochee over Grimes by
n good majority. Chattahoochee has been
conceded to Grimes and there is much re
ioicfne here over today's result. Moses now
has eight votes safe: Troup 4, Chattahoo-
chez ,, and an equal division of the vote in
Harris He lacks only eight and a fraction
of securing the necessary majority to con-
troll the convention.
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Jackson, Ga, June 14.-(Special )--Hon
Charles L. Bartlett, candidate for congress
from this, the sixth, district, was here to-
day mingling with his friends. He and
Hon. Alex Atkinson, of this county, who
also was a candidate, had a conference
yesterday and as q result of said confer
ence Mr.. Atkinson Withdraws from the
race and leaves the field to Mr.. Bartlett.
Whitfield and Cabaniss. Mr. Bartlett is
expected to carry this (i3utts) county by a
crGoJ n, iof,itV
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ATKINSON.

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execute the Chicago platform pledges. An
excellent new democratic county executive
committee was elected.
Gu~rry C"rriss Ra"nnl"
Cuthbert, Ga, June 16.-(Special )-Seven
of the eight precincts in this CcuDty in the
primary election held today gave Judge
j. IL. Query for congress a tl2jority OF
81 over the present incumbent, Colonel Ben
f. Russell The other precinct will swell
Guerrys majority to more than l0o. cum
bert and Coleman precincts are the only
ones giving Russell a majority. Colohel
J. B. Bussey for the senate and L. A
Martin for the house were nominated with
out opposition. a full vote was polled.
STAND BY THE PLATFORM.
Resolutions Adopted by Macon
Count.'s Democracy.
Oglethorpe Ga June 12--The mass meet
ing OF Macon countys democracy held mere
today was very satisfactory and entirely
harmonious one. Major j. ID. FREDERICK
presided chairman, with L. II. Cham
bers and e. r. Willis as secretay. Dele
gates were appointed to the Subeinatorial
convention pledged to Atkinson; to the con-
occasional convention, supporting Charles
i. Crisp ov9 any aSpirant; to the senate
rial convention offering to sumter ana
Schley Macon countys popular, progress
i've and splendid son, Hon. II. Il. Lewis.
elected with two changes. The following
resolutions adopted:
Resolved. That we are democrats for the
love of democracy, and we hereby resolve
to sustain and uphold the great principles
OF the democratic party as engrafted in the
constitution of. the United States and more
particularly verified by the Chicago plat
form, and we do hereby demand of our rep
reSentatiVeS in congress to enact INTO law
every principle of the said platform.
'ReSOlVed, That heartily appitVc ana
endorse the action of our representative,
Hon. Charles f. Crisp, in the present con-
gress, and that we cordially recommend to
the democracy of the third congressional
district his reelection.
'ReSolved, That we, democrats, eSpe-
cially regret the action of congress in ce-
feating the bill to repeal the 10 per cent tax
state banks and do most heartily COM
mend and approve +he action of our repre-
SentatVeS in voting for and 'endeavorng to
uphold this plank III our national platform
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The Brunswick Advertisers remark tina
Senator Pat Walsh has done for Georgia
in the ingenious method of placing he1
wonderful wealth of resources before thu
country, in his tariff speech, more than
many congressman have done in a lifetime
is being widely quoted and heartily EN-
dorsed by the Georgia press.
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Another White Cap Convicted.

Columbia Miss, June 13.Another WHITE
can VINO participated in outrages in Ma
rirn county-Jar!es M. Newman-was con-
victed today and the prisoner was remand
ed for sentence.
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"Whoever the democratic nominee may
be for governor" says The GAINESVILLE Ga
zette "he must be elected. This is nc
time to make democratic success uncer-
TAIN tn4 i 80 s..
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IA GENTS. Something new. Sells at sight. Big
EA profits. Send 80 cents for sample. Address
gA Drnlex Tetter Book Co. 125 La Sale St Chicago
Mention The Constitution.
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The democratic papers of the seventh dis
trict seem to be almost a unit in their
support of Judge Maddox for reelection.
Speaking of Catoosa The RingSold, New
South says: John w. Maddox can rest
assured that he will receive almost the
unanimous support of this county for con-
gress
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FINANCIAL.
WAL STREET.

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100 to SOC per cent per annum easily made,
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Highest reference. Record up to date
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Stocks Grain and Provisions, No. Il Broad
way, New York City.
Mention The ConSti, alton.
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Montgomery, Ala, June 12-(Special.)-
The first carload of Georgia watermelons
passed through Montgomery last night
about l o'clock 1t was shipped by Messrs
J. H. Nelson &, Co, MeigS, Ga, TO Terrell
Bros Chicago, via the Alabama Midland
railway, Louisville and Nashville railroad
and Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad.
They we're of the Kolb gem variety, which
nre known to be good shippers.
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HAD A PRENONITION.
Nam Feels That Something Is
About to Happen and Is Killed

Murphy, n. c., June 15.-(Special) John
Dills met horrible death at Halls station,
on the Richmond and Danville railroad a
few days ago. 1t seems that he had a pre-
monition of some impending evil Detailing
him, for he remarked to his wife that morn
ing after rising that he felt as though some
terrible accident was about to occur, in
which he would participate. However, after
breakfast he started to work and on his
way met a neighbor to whom he impaired
his forebodingS, and said that he felt ire
sistibly drawn TO Addie. small station
some distance from his home. and that he
must go there. He went to the station and
bought q ticket to Addie The train was
passing the station at full speed when Mir.
Oils attempted to board it. He caught hold
of the car with one hand and swung
against the steps of the baggage car.
knocking him loose from the iron guard.
and he fell under the cars. He was cut
in two by the cars passing over him, and his
skull was crushed Death must have been
instantaneous, as he did not move or give
utterance to any sound.
THE LADIES' FRIEND-Pond' Extract.
l,o1l Oh, pacI-
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This Beats Them I'll F.!

FAuLTLESS Every one who has used one OF
our iaultieSS razOrs knows what
RAZOR they are. We have sold hundreds
OF them and they have given per
NO, 35, feet satisfaction. Faultless No 80
is higly crocus polished, set ready
1-o,s.p for use. These W0rld-renOwned
HCG - SNN razorS are hand forged and temper
BARBER eG 0y process a ko "T oy b 10 he e
sTRoP most Tbo sS slron GTnoe eg IIze rber
nj ~ strop double swing. One strop,
NO. o. woven hose. the other horse hide
held together by swivel.
Both in nice We Offer the above razor and
strUp, put up in box, prepaid to
box. your p0soficc for only s. 50 The
regular price of the razor is s. and
postage the strop retails for IS cents but
prepaid, are enabled to send to our patrons
for just about half price. This
for only razor and strop was put up es
$3.50. offered i'll this way before.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-18
POLITICS IN GEORGIA.

The Lithonia New Era seconds The Law
renceville News's nomination of Hon. {.
H. Brand for the senate presidency.
The brownsville Advertiser sizes it up
this way:
I'VE are for Turner for the senate ana
yet we think him rather greedy.
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A WALL STREET MANUAL FREE.

Explains best methods of stock specula-
ton on $40 to 10000 $. j. Peck K Co.,
62-64 Broadway, n. Y.
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The editor of The Triton Gazette is pre-
pairing to take his coat off. THE individ
ual-ne wspaper, clerical otherwise-whC
thinks The Gazette is going to be a laggart
in the coming political campaign says
he lis fishing for Disappointment 1t is
already in the front rank, but reservins
fire until it can see the whites of the enc.
mics eyes,
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The Melons Moving

THE LADIES' FRIEND-Pond Extract.
No household should be without it. Book
of directions around each bottle.
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The Telfair Enterprise praises Speaker
Crisp for his devotion to the interests of
his party. Judge Crisp" it says, lis go
ing to do his duty to his party, no matter
what becomes of his personal ambition to
go to the United States senate. He has
promised to make speeches in the Missouri
campaign and is booked for campaign work
in ut her states; we'll -
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The Augusta Herald doesn't believe in the
possibility of dark horse in this guber-
ma torial campaign. Commenting on a
rumor of that nature, The Herald says:
1T is too late, now, 1or a third man. Il
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General Evans can wir9the nomination,
which his friends and sl3 9prters still hope,
he will have earned 1SNsupport of the
party. If Mr. Atkinson Us, as his friends
now positively "A, he is entitled
to the victorv' early embarrassing inter-
ference of It we are to suffice party
enteire season, it 4
Down Ally forerunner of {, the triangu-
lar fgh3 be, and every mountaineering. A
great n5her summer wardrohbrethren are
warm.spossible of sheer thin rran Ben Rus
sell and organizes beyond all ote great
n Walters of
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-17
Hard Cnstnner

Two hunters in the California Sierras
were returning home after days hunt,
when their dog scared up a panther
that took refuge in a tree. Each
hunter had four shots left, and the first
hunter succeeded in breaking the pan
theirs hind leg, but failed to dislodge
it. The other man then fred his COM
plcment, with the result of only infiict-
ing a flesh wound. With ammunition
exhausted, and the panther still lash.
ing its tail in defiance, the hunters held
a consultation, and finally hit upon
plan. Making running moose in
lariat, one of the men climbed an ad-
joining tree, and, with long pole,
tried to slip the rope over the beasts
head. But the panther was too wary,
knocking aside the pole every time
with his paws. Suddenly the man saw
another chance, and quickly slipped
the moose over the broken leg and drew
it tight. Then he climbed down the
tree, and both men began to pull, and
presently down the panther came.
There wasa mass of panther, dog, men
and clubs, and, when it dissolved, the
men and the dog were pretty badly
scratched, but the panther was dead.
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A Baked Banana. -

That familiar expression in the fruit
trade, a baked banana" does not re-
fer to a banana that has been baked in
n culinary sense. But any wholesale
dealer in the fruit will tell you that it
is banana that has been too hastily
ripened in a garret, the result being
that, while it is nice to look at, it is
squashy inside. Bananas are picked
green in order that they may not
decay during the voyage northward
and are ripened in dry, upper rooms,
in which stoves raise the tempera-
ture to more than tropical ardor
It is banana that remains too long in
one of these rooms, or gets too near a
stove that is, in trade terms, ssbalxed
banana
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Last June, Dick Crawford brought his
twelve months old child, suffering from
lnfantile diarrhoea, to nae. 1t had been
~Sveaned at four months old and being
sickly everything ran through it like
water Through sieve. 1 give it the
usual treatment in such cases, but with
-sout benefit. The child kept growing
thinner until 1t weighed but little more
than when born, or perhaps ten pounds.
L then started the father to giving
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoe9 Remedy. Before one bottle
Ss5f the 25 cent size had been used, a
marked improvement was seen and it's
continued use cured the child. Its
weakness md puny constitution disap-
lpeared and its father and myself believe
,Chechild's life was saved by this remedy.
y. T. MARION, NJ. D., Tamaroa, Ill.
for sale by Blakeley & Houghton Drug
gist.
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Extravagant Funerals.

The late John Jay had this to say in
his will about eXtravagant funerals
and the custom of wearing Grape as
.1nourning: Regarding the cxtrava ,
,gance in funerals and mourning as un-
scemly and burdensome, | wish my
funeral to be severely simple: and /
ask my children and grandchildren.
whom L thank for their constant affec-
'tion, to observe my wishes in this re-
gard, and let any mourning they may
wear for me be mild, inexpensive and
without Grape" The injunction might
well be followed by many with less
means than Mr.. Jays family possess.
Ostentatious display at funerals and in
mourning is one of the costly and con-
spicuous follies of the day.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-17

a horse kicked H. S. Shafer, of the
Freemyre House, Middleburg, N. Y. on
the knee, which laid him up in bed and
caused the knee joint to become stiff.
A friend recommended him to use
Cham mberlain's Pain Balm, which he
did, and in two days was able to be
around. MIR. Shafer has recommended
At to many bruise or sprain. This
same remedy is also famous for its cures
OF rheumatism. For sale by Blakeley &
Houghton.
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[ HEDKL ES
Wasco County,

Wasco County, Oregon,
The GateCty of the Inland Empire situated the head
Of navigation the Middle Columbia and is thriving pros
porous city.
ITS TERRITORY
1t the supply city and agricultural
grazing country reaching
a distance overt VIC hundred miles
The Largest Wool Market.
The rich grazing country the slope of
ads furnishes for thousands of Sheep the wool
which finds market here 5e-,Hsfs4
The Dales the largest original wool shipping point
America about 100000 pounds being shipped last year
ITS PRODUCTS.
The salmon fisheries the the Columbia, yielding
this of thousands of dollars which viii be
than doubled in the future.
The products of the beautiful Kckitat valley find market
the country south has this year filed the
warehouses; all available overlooking with
their products
ITS WEALTH.
the richest city of its size the and money
scattered and being used develop farming
than is tributary other city in Eastern Oregon
unsurpassed climate delightful pos
siilts incaIeulri unlimited And these
tIrntr oIu, f. : frt -.
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OLA FOXNxO,
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4. They're the cheapest, for
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You pay only for the good you get.
5. Put up in glass-are always
fresh.
6. They cure Constipation, Indi-
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ments of the liver, stomach and
bowels.
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The CHROaIcIn prints all the news.
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The worst Nasal Catarrh, no matter of
how long standing, is permanently cured
by DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. .
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1t cures Catarrh in the Head
perfectly and permanently
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
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ITS WEALTH.
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OF Des Moines. Iowa, writes under date OF
March %. 1898:
S. B. MED. MFG. Co.,
Dufur, Oregon.

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Gentlemen
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So give it to every one, with greetings
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If you wish to feel fresh and cheerful, and ready
for the Spring work, cleanse your system with
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