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SPECIAL. DAYS
At the Cotton staSes and international
; Exnoaftion,


and international Exposition Atlanta is be-
ing rapidly completed. Many of the largest
organizations in the world, and almost all
the States will have special days. All organ
,izations Of national reputation, and having
wide membership, have been invited to eorae.
to Atlanta to visit the Exposition in the fall,
and are requested to communicate with the
sxpositien authorities in reference to spe-
cial days. Following is list OF the days
that have SO far been decided on:
Sept. 1Sth-Openng Day-LibeSty Dell
Day.
Sept. 19th-eeereia Editors Day.
Sept, a5th-KentuckyP Press Association.
Sept. 25th-New England Woman's Press
Association.
Oct. ist-Missoun Press Association. South
ern Mining Convention, Texas Press Associa-
ton.
Oct. 2d-Georgia Bar Association, South
Carolina Press Association, Southern Mining
Convention.
Oct 3d.-Georgia Bar Association, South
Carolina Press Association.
Oct. 4th-Georgia Bar Association, South
Carolina Press Association.
Oct. 5th-Tennessee Day.
North Carolina Day.
Oct Sth-National Irrigation Congress,
American Institute Mining Engineers.
Oct. 9the=Chicago Day. National Irrigation
Congress. American Institute of Mining En-
gineers.
Oct. 1Oth-Farmers' National Congress,
Women's National Council. American insti=
tute of Mining Engineers.
Oct. 11th-@Farnhers' National Congress,
Wcmen>s National Council, American Instl-
tute of Mining Engineers. ,--s.--,le
Oct 12th-Farmers' National Congress,
-Women's National Council.
Oct. 14th-Farmers National Congress,
Women's National Council.
Oct. 15--Farmers' National Congress, Wo4
mems National Council.
Oct. 16---Farmers' National Congress, Wo-
mems National Council, Bankers Associa-
ton of America.
Oct. 17-Road Parliament, Women's Ma
tienal Council.
Oct. 1sth-Commercial Travellers Day,
Daughters OF Revolution, Road Parliament.
Oct 19th,-Virginia Day, Orator, Gen.
Daniel; Daughters Of Revolution.
Oct. 21st-Connecticut Day. Seidle's Or
chestra.
Oct. 22d-Georgia Association of Maaa-
facturers, Seidle's Orchestra. Worlds Fair
Lady Managers.
: Oct. 2sd-President's Day, seidle's Orches-
ira.
Oct. 24th-City of Washington Day.
Women's National Press Association, Inter-
national League Of Press Clubs.
Oct. 25th-South and West Trade and
Grain Congress. Seidle's Orchestra.
Oct. 26th-Educational Congress. Seidle's
Orchestra.
Oct 27th-Pennsylvania Day.
System.
Oct. 29th-Educational Day.
Oct. 3Oth-Wesleyan Female College, Edu-
cational Congress. National Association
Household Economics.
Oct 31st-Educational Congress. National
Association Household Economics.
Nov. lst-Educational Congress: Louisiana
Nov. 2d-Women's Federation of Clubs,
,Women's Educational Congress.
Nov. 5th-Women's Christian Temperance
Union.
Nov. 7th-Daughters of Confedera:y,
Southern Female College. Pennsylvania Day.
Nov. Sth-Peabody Normal.
Now Sth-Deieware Day.
Nov, 11-ASSociation for Advancement OF
Women.
Nov. 1ath-Georeia Day, Women's Press
Clubs. Grady Day, Georgia Editorial Day.
NOV. Observation-Disclosures Aedoue, "oAi0n
Press Clubs.
Nov 16-Kentucky Day.
Nov. 2Otl-Letter Carriers Day.
Nov. 21st-Connecticut Day.
Nov. 2Sth-South Carolina Day, Library
Day.
Nov. 29th-Lucy Cobb Day. Library Day.
Dec. 3i-National Bcickmakers Assocla-
ton.
Dec. educational B-icknakers' Associa-
tior.
Dec. 5th-Nationai Brjckmakecs' Associa-
ton.
Dec. 6th-Rhede Island Day.
Dec. 10th-Woodmen Of the World.
Dec 11th-Woodmen Of the World.
Dec. 2S.h-Intcrratioua; Folk Lo1e As5o
citation.
Dec. international Folk Lore Asso
cia,ioC.