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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

Las PERSONS qao aoostamogaa todoq lel
Anas rsaadsr { iapsinniE taEistss do fslicitA
&6s En- IL tipogEafs a. La CORRESPONDENCE
nAI1E bisn 90 comu sissTnos coa ttsApa sRs 81
dsRsa Espsyax ID Eox pilt al Aho Ruevo
suasdo sl tysbajo % aualieA, para hAcsElo 70
claaar l. argsa0is, Eigai6sa, poz 10 asata, Pocl
p7aviAi6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

HA TsEdiSe IL lGxAAdA de = vida ca erta
Capital 81 aAtigao cons1eiaAts nenoT don Ma
nusl I.sEn, psrsoAa muy spTseiada p0H cuAB teI
ls ooAoei.s. As9nPAAAmos - afjids FAM
liz en sl iuatisino pssAr qus Is agsbiA. B. /. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26
"RIO-.PIEDRAS"

AHsV0 eSt0btscIn1gent0 de VetefInaFGd
DlRIGID0 PoR III aKNOR q. CAMIEok
- pTsstRn tsdA elass de GozVidos sAsxoa (
u pEcfsaiSa. IafoE40z sehIe ID 0TiA y 4oisT&
lo OS Aaisalsa dsa6Stisot, OSasultas SobEs laH
AtsHAsGA lee de Iss niImoI. HsREade de cs.
& lies J baeyOu.
Sc Gdnitsn oGbGEIos sVSrnsOs
Z Ss les pYsata IL asistsraiA sszvszisAts
- hsssA seatTAtOa per mssas pATa la AEittss ala
tAsutattVA J para 81 AsrTadO de sAnAllss. &C.
fantisAdc q ssHasfs y psEtsssi6A del hsHTads q
pVssis de UN PE5O q iusgs dc hGHEAduras, ez
q sGtsbleGmisstS. ga vaadaa RaErAdREAs for.
isdaE sa ol pIis ba;s diressics semFatskt9 {
$lo.S0 qutatai, ssa may EGpaTiSsss las cue -
L&PsEtAs del sxtrAnjsTe.
"RIO-PLEDRAS"
oOrtigus Ia OAustssA saatzAl iuats Il
va fGrEsA. no CONFUADI asR.
NOrA.--Ss hAss tslA slsss Dc trAbAiss de-
ReYTsHf.. les
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

H. del soEissts - yeTG ea iuiaio aHRl y
p6blico ante II ANdieGeia dc MsyaRnas, y
aawse que % sigua nWestve e0mp6nsra don -.
dro Acsvsdo Rivsas, diIsstor dc III Onollo'
IL a guadills, pcr sEpuesto dalite dc tmpYonAa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

ssgRn nusstEAs Aunslas, sAtA RochS 10 tra
taak ca oil AyuatAmlsRso ia Il cueAtl6A de TeoI
gAnl1Ax ell Oaorpo oe Bom osEos sa sstA o. PitGl
Maeha faits hAcs que def EitiVG qS0aO RIxs
gladu tana ap01tAAIs ASUats.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

Ea IL madTaSAdA de hey Ia eontrEidc
raatrimoaio en- sstA Capital ii spTaeiAbts tip6-
kEAfo doa Jos6 Maria Nuriel con la R'mp 1tsA J
amapls sen anita dOnA RoaAno Essot osA. Qae IL
feiaidAd lee AeomaAAe para aisApfs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

EiRae Ia snstsnsA ds perroG vAgGmaAdos On
ests apt i pO1 di- p siri6n de Ia Alcaitia. IA
g. : an - ~ aI4A~.cI@e Alshss do Sslas
rAas1son On Las Gales. Euy 0le- h4.ho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

OoIenAG tdsebxea pE.plas pa1A hsHxAs J SON
bfaIos nArlasIAs para Alhoa an poao J 10 Tsa
les OadA uno Ss e-CueatVAa 60 l. FsRa dc PEsxtC
Rico de ErAaoiBso ATTaoAl saA Francisso As.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

y % del rass SE cuEzo 90 sspela On Maya
glsx lA CompAhia infAAt til. Ha1k ca debut En-
Aquel tsatHo con IL EArSuala Ei Rsy avo rabi6,' .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

IN il madTuEadA dc hoy - juraron fdGli
dad aAts leG AltEEos 0oa sergio VlCeRs y Min J
il graclaaA uafioEltA Dolores nsnRal Nktsr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

Hoy tuvimos ei g0SLo os sAlndar On 0EtA O..
pital III senior ASonic, hlla politco de RGestIc
szigo d Asnor 5ADAL cOaPlstamaRts roatablsci
do de aus dolamc ci8a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

Dends msjoT e soma - Puaste-Rice, 81
ss al xestaurant La OatalaAa." San FERRoiG-
% Sc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

Los eanhios hoy Bobrs Ia Psninsuls GstGR
al 3b poa 100 EeguiY vivisAdo aL q ma vog.
dadaFA doliCie economics.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

Nusstrc soyYoapoaasl aa Teaslta 90 qHsia
sas del psgSsts d psE1eassP. qHs z asniaAsssAl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26
g nssSGita Eao que 80

DelineaDtes :. = ,:::s. s.:s', - s19 sat ID
AsllAs.0I6A d. IAxAAsx de Viss de con unio sci6F
sopegrahA sts6tssa. IatornaEE dsh Tnlo lie.
EYinaga. lO-S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

RogamoS DON Jesus de Andino, de Lola
sirva rsmitir los fondos nuestros que estA guar
dando ALA contra nueutros deseoa 30-IS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

LReaidA del sAballJ - cara EsgRxaneSt.
1aAAdo lA peYfaraAds LO .62 AAtlhsyp9tsA dc
OcciCr kohtss". LA C. spa - lA sAssa de la cai
is del sabslio J Is "Losi6a hOstss" susa iHfsli
1lssasg ts l. esspa. Ds veEtA ga lA FAInaeis dc
isHor 41iils1msty.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26
TVJHo@ =

Pianos Columbia. Tubos pianos Pima
fore y tubos bombas, hay de venta en-
Ell CAPRICHO. san Justo 81. 15-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26
YRrdHdRra QaRQa

PaI ARsontaEse N dasA0 50 vsada IN nege
do Psaitivo gus pEoGRso dtssARsaaamsstO, seH
PsausA0 oApital, raAs del 40 per Q. % msnausl, ts
aiOAd0 o1tEaaas GseguRAdEs poE sAGtARto eanti
4Ad.-IAtsYtaaHA 2. J. aAa F1AAalsss ss. So
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26
Usscg a0rcct0se1 ClssI1ates

fa5 sRasst.gKs 80 FusHs fs VsAds 8 aITiGzda
~ Ayssi5s, aaa prssisEk quiAta, sea sTbs,sE fEu-
tAlas, ks1sS.iSs, sass nasTs ds AaoitAsisa si3
rlOas adsnGs tsadaIsa, hsrass J ls AsSsHAEis pa.
osrea d. IL eatasiSa de- tSEresAFEil y del puabl3
aa Aresioo cuSEta soa uRa cssa para tisada
1xe dG al st misa do Usakds. Para nsz izfsTmcs,
diEiglxas .. RS1xte 6asdiA AFseips. 1875
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26
F7 D<~o.,os'ao. DARBKRlA Y PELUQUKRlA
70 Ut GSeO1600 l2-GRU1-l2

-&nssros de Lulo-HovOaad Lnpi0Ka.-Ss
extra CON porfumeria de ostilo RodOHRo.
SKRGIo LROoAPTK
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

v TYanOissO q JsHs1 que as me de les ealdoi
que no tie4en Hivel - 81 RuAdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26
1910! IOJO!

Sc haco cargo, Ol que auGcEioO, de cualquisl
gestioA siVil S iutiaiAl. Tsmhisn . eAeargA de
somiEioRss morcaanlss.
EntAblosimioato "E Toato" Gallo de Santa Rs.
% AGn. 8, AVesibo.-AAGEL n. MARIN. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26
JOSE T. SILVA EAEgAs .

uEa cOFta VISTA taInDIen POT U4OIs soOEs ssuA'
memories de Is pesos. Gira sobre las plazas princi
paies de Francla. Alemana, Austria. Belgica, aolan
da, D1namarca. Bulgaria, Russia. Sueca y Noruega
Sulxa Italia Portugal Runanla Servla TurQuta Gre
cia.-La Argelia. Egipto, Siria TunsH.-sobrs New
York, SAnto Domingo 8 Isls de Cuba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26
"RIO-PLEDRAS"


HOrnaix c.. participant Aaus clisntss Al comsrco
"a general que Fscbido RHSvaInsnts GuRtdo aa
SOHBkEROS De CATACL0S, rsoomsndAnde les
lue nsessitsn, hsgan PrsntO suS peddsH para Pedsr
seRVTle5.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

Be . Ell t(taio hagiBtHo aoRtadoK aatomG
tjso," diesR :. Las AuGxisas Uaidsa de Nue.
yA-Yalk:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

Las TuIlerias s..s..ss .s:s ss9:l:. ::..s: s:'1 :.
a sale "a Ssa j aste H6msEs ~, .ug II nay SSG-
sxss 40 "a Capital, IA psssds : tsT ds Ia prsPis-
iaa dc isz JzAa Gsrsip, qaisa stEsCs al Ptolics
- ga2sxAl ssasrads Es5vlslo, coaaidA s tsdss
a.Ees dal diA J 1s is aoshs, , 7AEtisalaT stsA-
aoa ( lee p4n0qailssa Asy hasitASisRea np-
sias sisE vsAnadas pK<A los EszeEss PAss1eses.
PRKCIOH AODIC0A lS-7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

Enixsneias u4'i.a rcsOmlsadAR conc
yRaA rs.Aodio sdcas para corlbatir IL disPePsia
anaraiA al .ViAo Rlois1o 0s A.oseA" peT0 dc
ava, qua rocissn vrHden u pHT msyssy asrof
r. Fsat Es44asnt, TeAsa, -Pesrt7-Riso =
% vests sn lcs pzincipalss estsblseimisntos de
ls lHla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26
JULIAN SILVA

sAN JUsTO mum. .S9.-Deposito de MAQUn1AS Dk
COSER COmpra, venta y alquusr. Accesori0s aguiss
de todas classes para las miSmas ademaa "a c0mPH ~
VORden muehleI usAdos. DiGembre 1894.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

|Buen negOclO der n'I ....a.ei. 80 pS.
yIIs. = vende IL foAda FLOR FERROLANA
sUtsbleeida an la Gale dc Tstn eca busas
elisnte.A Prscio m6dieo. [ltoxmsIAA On Ol
naiarao estsolocimi0Ato. lB-0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-26

n For ne podsrlo GtszdsT
hHaWahl2 peruesAlnsnts "a dusho %
dbWl &A0 Vskae 81 ESataEfAt FL TE-
NIX. EstG situadO Sa Ell
1uRta mas e6utEiss do Ii psolACi6a sUsAsa ssa
,sds 10 nsssSGr.s para atsadsx de Is 20 ptaA.
iares. IA ma VsrdAisrA gAsgA u qRs - etrsCs-
Para mas iafoErasa - SAYAA - 81 RiTras essE-
oalOimisRto. Id
La 5R91YHH r.s.s ras.:I a: :.S.:: s:s:'S :. a.
na, al per aAyos al detail. Gran EArtids do
tahaeeS slaboradea del IHa VitolAs q1s % aesteR-
presidents dc Las vegas de Plata J OomsHfs. Ne
aIvidar Ia dirgci5A: LA SsxsvlAns, plaza dc Al.
fonso XII aGm 26. Pastins SomohaMO. 1913
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JUDGE CRIsI-s OPPONENTS.
The Thirds PopuIists Nominate q. w.
white for Congress.

Americus Ga, August 1.-tSpecial. Judge
Hines and Tom Watson spoke here today
to an immense throng. The crowd was
timated at 10000. The third party men pre-
dominated, Tut they came from dozen
adjoining counties. Hundreds came in
wagons and camped over night. y large
number of negroes were present. Watson
and Hines spoke from the same stand
that General Evans and Atkinson occu-
pied when they visited Americas. Judge
Hines made very conservative speech,
only now and then giving the democrats
lick Watson fairly tore up the turf
and was greeted with shouts of applause
from his side. He made one of his usual
speeches as TO the government ownership
OF railroads. the race question and the dis
turbed finances of the country. The demo-
Gratis treated the speaker with marked
respect ana the meeting was conducted IL
q most or,ft rly manner. AFTER the speak
ing, the porulists of this district met at
the opera house and nominated George W.
White. Of CrawfcId county, for congress to
oppose Judge Crisp. ana Ar. j. iEt. Soatt,
OF Sumter, for senator frcm the thirteenth
senatorial district.
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ton of the Chicago platform, by which
pledge the use of both gold and silver as
standard money metals of the country are
to be coined without discrimination or
charge for mintage. which means the free
coinage of silver alike with gold. In acting
with the majority of his democratic coll
leagues, and with the almost unbroken rank
of democratic representatives, from the
south to secure this end. We applaud the
votes of cur representative, and commend
him for refusing to make one of the demo-
cratic minority which, in conjunction with
the republicans of the house has succeeded
in checking democratic legislation de-
manded by the majority of democrats in
congress-, and by the overwhelming senti-
ment of the democrats of our state.
eve demand the immediate restoration
by this government. Independent of any
foreign power, OF the free and unlimited
collage of silver at a ratio of l6 to i; such
silver when coined to be a full and complete
legal tender, equally with god, for all debts.
public and private, without exception, this
having been the law prior to the iniquitous
act of 1875 which was passed by "A repub-
ncan congress without the knowledge or
consent of the people of the United States,
and at which time the silver dollar was
actually at a premium. We demand that
the restrictive and discriminating legislation
then thrown around silver be removed. and
hold that il is unjust unfair and unreason-
honest dollar until it is allowed to assert
its full potency by the repeal of the in
iquitous legislation adopted for the sole
purpose of depriying it of its constitutional
functions.
1--WE favor the immediate repeal of the
prohibitory 10 per cent tax on state banks.
I'VE favor an income tax that will cause
accumulated capital to bear its just proper
tion of the expenses of the government.
I'VE favor a tariff for revenue only, so
adjusted as to relieve the necessaries of
life from taxation, and place a tax upon
the luxuries as far as possible.
I'VE ask the democratic party every
where Ia unite with us i'm the defense of
time-honored democratic principles; we
pledge our assistance. as loyal and true
democrats. to every effort of the democratic
administration which seeks to redeem the
pledges of the party, and We commend and
approve the repeal of the federal election
laws.
This PLATFORM" resumed Mr.. Howell,
us plain and outspoken-a declaration upon
which all democrats can stand and the
adoption of which by the fifth district will
inspire democrts everywhere.
The vote then REQUIRED upon the adoption
of the report as read by Mr.. Howell which
was carried without division or negative.
Naming the Men.
THE time has come" said Hon. Hamil-
ton Douglas. when W. should name the
standard bearer of the democracy for this
district. II is my honor 10 place i'm nomi-
nation one who shall represent US well and
faithfully.
Colonel Livingston now stands the flag
bearer OF the democracy of the fifth district
standing upon
\ platform of 16 to l.
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THAT GREAT SLUMP.
1t Now Looks As If 1t Would Reach Thirty
Million.

The big slump of 1S9i-the contraction of
values throughout Georgia as indicated by
the tax returns-promses to be one of the
features of the history of this state
Recently The Constitution referred Mt
some length to the fact that the big slump
of 1893 would in all probability be followed
by one equally as big, if not bigger, in
1894 The figures and the facts were appall-
ing enough, but
Literally
The half has not been told,
For instead of a slump of Sl5000,000, 1t is
now estimated that the decrease in the
taxable values for this year compared
with last year will be
Thirty millions of dollars
That is certainly astounding. 1t speaks
for itself and il means great deal.
The only plausible reason for such a
state of affairs was that shown by The
Constitution yesterday. That is that be-
tween forty and fifty millions of values
have been squeezed out of the state by the
New England goldbug policy.
Cnpte,in F'urIoN's EStimates.
Captain Charley Furlow. of the comp
troller generals office, in summing up the
returns from the counties which have re-
ported To date, said:
1T is a conservative estimate TO place
the decrease which we may expect this year
at between twenty-five and thirty millions
of dollars. 1t Will more probably be close
to the latter figure. We have now received
digests from tifty-two counties, and but
decrease as connared vim last raar r,ba-a
counties renreeant All gacti,ns ~ ~ 80
and thev are vim n fe,,, a>l,0ti, ~ 49,
counties-that is below the aI.ers, -, ,init
of ,UaaI+h E,vDari.r,o - ~, 80 =. -
a., ~ -, N - t'i1;+,- - 30 -Iio9
~ jrnr.,'t.' III - - az "Se
rho entire Iist ~ 1 - TN noul
in,y i, ~ 80 - 'ulitiS9 ueCieSts-
onas az tba 6ft,. ~, 1.n,,,,.;.. 'i'.,
fortv-eipht SHOW a dacraee ,,'t G.iEei,
81 COS S5S The NOT decrease fo ~. -
Il Il 522 500 ,Tbe fo.t A.. - .IiC NY w
renreseut all sectfons chou. a.
crease is general ana Tho 80 49, ~ ny oe
almost Without an evcention 80, fIeS are
Ties shows that the total ds 9i'i HYuii-
ahout &c | baya i,,Iic.,tt s9o a,o - VII pe
mn. ISi,.n....s SI - F"o'Voo'VVo.
- " themselves.
/, - IclC ART lhe HSu TO speak for
InctnoeNea'
"ioul, ueCIedSe.. ....S H. 1SG
IKE, decrease. ........ :. 112.932
HarFlS' decrease. 7,472
Ciafhe, decreise.. =. :. 205, 2i0
Mcintosh, decrease. =. 81 $40
Ware, decrease. q. =. -. :. go. .. . SO $50
Thomas, decrease. :. :. =. =. . . PSI 2qg
Montgomery, decrease. =. =. =. 1873 557
Ilerce, increase. Is. 40
Mliler, decrease. IL, 500
Gordon decrease 166 ~
Macon, decrease "a 994
Gatoosa. decrease. :. :. :. :. 80. 5000
Henry, decrease. 14,79s
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sIXTEEN To ONE.
THAT Is the Declaration of the Fifth Con-
Ere><innaI District.

Ere>>ionaI District.
The fifth stands 1at on the Georgia con-
st-uctiuu III the currency plank in the Chi
cage platform.
THAT iS in express terms, the free coin
age of silver AT Is 60 l.
IL tine language OF the resolutions adopt
I'll by delegates elected squarely upon that
ISSUE. '-the currency plank of that plat
form was given only one construction in the
campaign In Georgia Two years ago" 49,.
construction has been loyalty defended by
a majority Of the southern members Of
congress. For his fidelity To- THAI con
ssrucriau Hon IeoaIdas r Livingston was
commended. and L. further carry il out h
was nominated for Third time TO a seat in
th- house OF representative.
This Is the Official Voice Of the capital
-isy district II Georgia. representing not
alone the farmers Of Walton and Douglas.
hlt th. great commercial interests OF Full
..r county. IL is tine voice Of the farmer.
ts.. mechanic. the l:.b0rer. the merchan-
tl,. Manufacture and the professional man,
In - whom see in the rigid carrying out
~ th.. platform their only hope of pros
I.erity.
Hon. Clark Howell moved the appoint
ruaur II a committee on platform. 10 be
,--.r,,-.-.-.i If one delegate from each county,
which Was adopted. and the following gen
tIrmen were appointed By the chair:
Hon. Clark Howell, OF Fulton.
Hon A L. Ad1msOn. Of Clayton
Hon NJ = Harvey. Of Campbell
Hon. John u James, of Douglas.
Hon w NJ RaSsiale. OF Dehaio-
Hon 7. ]. Speer. 81 Newton
Hon J. n. Day. Of Rockdale
Hon r. J. SOrreIl. ST.. Of Walton
IN = few minutes the committee. through
its chairman. Hon. clark Howell, announc-
ed ready 10 report
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and whether durable or not. Yc-' will be
under no obligations whatever Dut your
self under his treatment If your decide to
be treated the doctor guarantees that his
terms shall he within your means. Don't be
discouraged because your home doctors
have failed. Remember DR.. Tucker has
been treating just such troubles as yours
for many years. Don't put il off any longer
The doctor can treat you at home just as
well as though you were here in person.
Pamphlet and question list free.
w. J. TUCKER, MD.
16 Broad Street. Atlanta, Ga,
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square and tn the Point.

The platform read as follows;
Speaking for the democracy OF the NTH
congressional district Of Georgia. We. their
rt-t,reseutatiVes. in convention assembled Tor
the purpose II nominating standard bearer
for the party in the campaign for represent
tativs from this district. express our APP
proval Of the course OF Hon. l.. +. Living
ston in his efforts in behalf of the redemp-
ton Of every pledge OF the democratic
platform In eSery vote cast on measures
looking 10 the redemption of democratic
pledges. ne has proven faithful 10 his trust.
and loyal to the sentiment Of the district
which he has 80 ably represented.
I'VE renew our allegiance 10 the demo-
cratic principles enuncated i'm the Georgia
democratic platform Of 1892. and in the
national platform ~ the party adopted i'm
the same year. The currency plank of
that platform was given only one construc-
ton in the campaign in Georgia two years
ago. and that construction has been loyalty
defended by the overwhelming majority of
southern representatives and senator's i'm
their efforts To repeal the abominable Sher-
man law makeshift by the substitution of
silver legislation in accord with the declara-
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He has the largest
practice of any spe-
cialist in the southern
states. He treats his
patients To cure them,
and wants no ones
money for nothing.
lie treats all chronic
diseases Of both sexes,
If you are afflicted set
down and write to
him. describing your
SYM Dtoms. He will
tell you honestly and
free of charge the ma
ture of yOur frOuble
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TYPES or MIDWAY PLAiSANCE.
Series 70. :


Bring send 10 cents tor i've --cent
stampsD to Art Department, Cons il
tation, for each part of above work.
ten parts in ali-S1 for the whole.
All back numbers can be furnished
ON application.
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Russell Sage

The great financier, gives the follow.
ing good advice to boys, which
parents might also read with profit:
Boys, 90 to school as long as YOU
can, and remember every hour spentin
studyin yOuryouth will beW0rth money
to YOU in after life. Read good books:
make yourself acquainted with history
study the progress of nations and the
careers of men who have made
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jackson. Ga. August ESPECIAL -
Robert Whitfield carried the county by one
or two majority over Judge Bartlett for
congress.
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TWO APIECE.
Bacon Got Monroe and Putnam,
Garrard Took Troup and Henry.

Forsyth, Ga, August 4.-(Special) THE
election passed off quietly in Monroe
county today. From the best information
tonight. Bacon carries the county 10y a good
majority. Il. 5. Willinsham and r. 9. Me
Cough are the successful candidates for rep
resentatives.
Eatonton. Ga. August Especial -Ba-
cons majority i'm Putnam county is 75
Gnrrnrd Carried Troup.
LAGRANGE, Ca, August 4.-(Speciall-
Troup county today went for Colonel Louis
+. Garrard by probably 80 majority. with
one precinct 10 hear from Garrard's ma
jority is p. and it is believed that he will
have a majority in the precinct which has
not reported. Thu fight was very close.
Henry Went for Garrord.
McDonough. Ga, August 4.-(Special)-
Louis T. Garrard is Henry countys choice
for the United States senate. lie got a ma
jority of over Major Bacon in yesterdays
primary.
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Itnrtlett Got Spnlhing.

Griffin. Ga. August 1-CSpecial.) -Ilon.
Charles l.. Bartlett has carried Spaldins
for congress by majority of 22S with one
district to be heard from. That polls less
than 100 votes, and il is believed that II
will still further increase his majority. The
only two candidates that received anything
like a vote were Bartlett and CabaniSS
who were warmly supported by their
friends.
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Garrnrd Carried Troup.
Henry Went for Garrar,
IN THE ELEVENTH.
PopuIists Nominate Man Against Judge
Turner for Him To Defeat.

Waycross. Ga. August Especially THE
third party Of this district met here today
to put in nomination a candidate for con
greSs and a ticket for the courthouse Off
GERS. The meeting was presided over by
Bishop and Morton. Colonel Harris, OF
Brunswick. made n speech. in which he
spoke bitterly of the democrats. He was
frequently cheered by the popuists.
Ii was thought by the democrats that
Harris would receive the nomination for
congress. but i'm this they were mistaken.
Prior TO the nomina ton. the leaders of the
party met i'm the grand jury room at the
courthouse and held a caucus. nr. ). w.
johnson, of Apphng county, was chosen in
the caucus as a suitable person to present
To the meeting as a candidate for congress.
johnson put i'm nomination, and re-
ceiNel the unanimous vote of the Delegates.
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