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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-13
MANY REPORTS OUT.
They Are from the lOer Side Of the
South African War.
ALL ARE VICTORIES.
London WIN Not Believe Them and Say
None Are Verified General Ne.
ihnsn Has Been Lost Since
June : Al yeich hop.

London, June IA plentiful crop of
reports have been altering through
Lorenzo Marques According 20 these
General DE- Wet with 1900 burghcrs Is
marching ON johannesburg. The Boers
have retaken Bloemfontein where Prc.i.
dent Steyn again occupies the pres.
dency. The British have sustained
severe defeat at Elandsfon,ein aud also
lost $50 KILLED and wounded and $50
prisoners in the fight at Vrcdefori
Nothing from any other source lend.
color 10 these stories. with the exception
Of the last. which probably Is the Boer
version Of the disaster to the military
battalion Of the Dcrbyshire regiment at
Ro0devaal
In regard 10 President steyn being al,
Bloemfoutein. a dispatch from Maseru.
Basutoland. dated Monday. ss's Presi.
don't Steyn was then at Vrede, zoo miles
from Bloemfontoin.
Buller seems 10 b. making substantial
progress. and ought soon 10 possess the
railroad at Charlcstown. In the northern
extremity Of Natal. whence presumably
he will advance on Heidelburg aud ELECT
notion with Roberts
-, watch from Lichtenburg says
o.. bnrg mounted policemen
''' vnn. have surrendered 70
- Among then
. .Aiel at LindleyN-soi the yeomanry
vest Texas -. -,
Iing ,S ,,i. war Office ha, posted AN.
aug dispatch frpm G.ps,,i - - :.
III headquarters. N,t,j %" ~, IT, -.
lorcod Almond, N,.r ,.'; "a" Wv
- CS ~ on the map but i. no last deaf,
n I'M, S,''iie''on Fiat, The enemy ,,.
H. ,....ra force wild .oyoral W.T.
I'm ''''h. The bruntnf M. s.t san'
80 pom the Second D~.... aSn'n9
ono, M Position 40 the mint ~ ,bo t s'n
waro % @"'' ,h' Third cavalry bri s,de ,,,t,.
a ver, WY wy attacked on tbe riyh, f. Nv
irf.s,,, "''Nen country round Ike,oni
which. c5hg casualties ar b., TIM, ,oo
OF the p,sitioaFl r tho extrams .trons,t
pected "such less than ~,
The following dispIua.
Eelly.Kenny 90 General i,u Gs,c-,t
kef has been received az thkr. WI
partmcnt. -.
emo communication from Meth,
since june = lie was fighting June 7
% the north Of Vetchkop Stoyn isneai
Reitz British prisoners sent 10 Vrcd,
arr being well treated
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MORE WARsHIPs.

Wn.ftsd Million Dollar. wn .
build war.hii'.'n This Way :
100000 IN cost as ~. The navy is "a 5
prepared 20 underiakC% over 500 b
grnmmc. which calls fog fiers arc q
ships, practically doubling the -. u
American sea power In this class at''
for three highly improved Olympia typo
Of cruisers.
The Ave tattleships for whose hulls
aud machinery congress has appropri.
hted $4,000. 600 are ready for the build.
ers to bid upon Plans for the six great
armored cruisers. more powerful than
any ship at present In the service and to
cost for hulls and machinery alone over
81. ZOO, 0O0. are well advanced aud should
b. finally approved next year. The gen.
eral features II the enlarged Olympia
type were determined last fall before
congress appropriated s9.SoO,00o Tor the
hull aud machinery u Teach Of them. and
there Is no reason why their keels should
not be laid this summer.
The navy department is also prepar.
ing the specifications and advertisements
for IS. 900 tons Of the highest quality Of
Kruppized armor. which Is expected 10
cost between si7.O0O,OoO aud sls. OOO.O 900
The complete construction programme
] authorizes contracts for hulls and ma.
I chinery alone amounting 10 Sji 200. OO0
which includes five hattleships at g.,
600. 600 each. six cruisers nc si,250.OOC
each, and three improved Olympias at
2.s0O.O 900 each
The battlcships, known rs the Penn
sylyania class are 10 be nearly 1900
tons displacement. or over 5000 toni
heavier than the Oregon, more than l0I
feet longer than that famous vessel, ant
with at least three knots higher speed
The six cruisers Of the New York elias
Of 1900 tons. % knots speed and 500
knots steaming radius, will be unmatch
cd in the world They will be 5000 ton
larger than the Brooklyn. and At leas
three times rs powerful for fighting uses
All these vessels will be armor coa,e'
from the extreme bow 10 the stern, an'
will be- the most formidable ships ye
> laid down in any dockynrds.
The three protected cruisers Of abou
10000 tons displacement viii be jus
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-13
TO CRUSH Beers.
riny Thousand British Troops Going Co
Rout noers at Kroonsiad.

~ SNNSONN OOGNNO
riny Thousand British Troop. Going To
Hout noers at Kroonsiad.
London. June i2-Ffty thousand
British troops arr within 80 miles Of the
Beers north Of Krponstad and they are
expected Of course IN make short work
Of them Nevertheless, outside NJ the
slender war Office kilograms. no one
knows what is going ON.
South Of Kroonstad there Is n wide
gap. The railway Is only partially de-
Tended and as General Kelly. Kenny has
hurried all the available troops north.
ward. the assumption is that there Is
danger 81 second raid
The loss Of the Degoyshiros is estimat.
Cd at from 800 10 700 men.
Fifteen hundred Beers surrendered "a
General Brabhnt In the Fickshurg dis.
trict.
Macadorp has been officially pro,
claimed the capitol Of the Tnnsyaal A
dispatch says that the village has swollen
into a small city. the majority of TIA,
new inhabitants living in -
An official Bocr telegram asserts thai
the British have been defeated with con
sidcrcble loss IN Donkcyspoot IN IN,
southern extremity Of the Free State
10 miles from Norvnls Point II wa,
thought that this district had beef
cleared ~ the Bos~s and rcbels long ago
The Beers still cling 70 Laings Neh
but General Buffers forces are still
working far around IN that direction
General Roberts has wired that prio
20 "Wednesday he liberated l5l officer
aud $500 Of the rank aud file Tho Boerl
consequently took III only 200
Food is still scarce at Mafeking. bu
the railway is nearly repaired Seven
ty.two rebels have been arrested in IN
Mafeking aud Vryberg districts. Sixty
five were marched into Mafeking by tw
Of their late prisoners NJ MostiA.
All Of General Herringtons force ha
been landed at Beira. The organization
10 invade the Transvaal from the mort
l. already advanced.
4 Bocr desertcr who arrived at Mas,
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War NarrowI, A,.r,.h.

or Victoria b G., June u. The s,e.uo,
~, Taeen adelaide from the orien, brins.
, p story that six weeks ago Js,a, Ing '''s
nus',n were close TO war over H. ia, qua
reopS',a .li ~. trade, trader whose removal was
~, solug.'ed by Russia at Maampo m M
, ~ u !, = SAID was avcrted by the -.
'u,ai OF Great Britain to act with .I au ~
,. nuYloe. from Shanghai tell N ~
I"ho 'e '., o. The Chinese general. Yang
nne w. %"''9 larleying with boxers near
'' II' fg. He was cut from behind
rue french cousulat Yarrnn bast
s '"u1u supplying arms 70 the rebol. H.
sou'h China and the Chinese ea,,' No., :"
mont has asked for his removal ''''"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-13

A'Ou' twice the Olympia size. IN, 49,,
Preserve the excellent charno,.r,.,,, va
.., vessel which have proved her - - y
about the most useful ,vne !, UT ' 20 Dc
, ~o~ 20 'h ' service. These three ne,.'
vessels which are to b. named r., .,, asw
, WI nave coal capacity for stsa M,
, ."'.e Times across the Atlantic "ns
", ~ maintained speed will b. gg lno,'
~, 'ae secretary Of the navy bas " a'.'
' o-.,n directed by the last naynl -, u.s.
l',,' act TO contract for five Uoiia ,o
,nS ny, boats, 20 cost sI75.OOo eacs
ana TO be built within wear ''cn
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-13

d n'nle' Ga, June l2.-Tbe nsgr,.. ~,
's',i'' nave declared an absolute hoyr, "
snnd N, n .... street railway and sipce
h ,,u',''ay not a bali dozen negroes h.so
zen seen on the cars. The hoyoo Inv, I.
~, , ,,sul' Of a rule restricting fbom -
.ne 'hree rear seats. which tbev h;,, Me- -
1'', .., All Of the negro minister. ~
'u'S nave advised their flocks 10 ami,
the cars altogether fu''
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-13

New Orleans. June " Two steamers
cleared here for Cape Town. South AZ
rica. with mules for the British govern.
msni. The Montenegro with 1000 head
and the Honorius with 1000 head. each
vessel taking a large quantity Of feed.
stuiI
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-13
NO REASON KNOWN.
u D. supposed Kempn Regarded Ne.
Gala the Man ior the Place.


u D. supposed Ksmpn Regarded Me-
Gala the Man ior the Place.
New York, June a. Nothing l. yet
known Of the reasons which impelled
Captain b. II MeCalla to 20 ashore n
Ten Tin personally instead Of placinr,
the little force Of Americans under the
command of a subordinate officer. A
high official Of the navy department
took the view that the situation was ~
serious that Admiral Kempn considered
u advisable 20 have the best officers on
his staff on shore instead OF keeping him
"a the Newark.
Captain MoCalla Is acool headed aud
able officer. said the official who ad.
vanced this opinion. "and Admiral
kempf very likely thought that the sit.
uation called for all the brains. ability
and experience that could be sec,Sed. II
l. unusual % send the captain u ship
ashore, but Admiral Kempff is the Judge
Of the need Of the situation In my
opinion W. shall have some very stirring
news from China before the week Is
over
One report from Tien Tsin seems %
indicate that Captain McCalla's detach.
ment forms part Of the force under the
command 81 Vice Admiral seymour II
Is not known whether this Is a fact. OF
whether McCalla merely went out with
the vice admiral aud has taken up 4
position along the limo.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-13

m asserts that 1000 Beers participated
In tie Rooekrantz engagement. that
General Olivier was killed and General
de- Nllliers MORALLY wounded
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-13

Washington, June r. The iHlowin,
dispatch has been received NJ limo 49,
department from Consul Ma$un.
"Chin kiang, June i~sacre,ar,.
State. Large numbeyf of native. or r.
gained into secr e society. have hal,
sAhsre Pfanls llre very approheu., ~
-'' p'o"stInn Want cruiser.,,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-20
Cured II Chronic Dlarrhoea After 50
Years Of SuFeriar.

~ suffered Tor thirty years with diarrhoea
and thought I was past being cureas', says
john s. HALFWAY, q French Camp, Msss. y
bad spen n much time and money and suffered
20 mnch thai | had given up aEi.hopes Of recov.
cry. ! was so feeble from the effects ofths diar-
.rhoea that could do no kind Of labors Juldnot
eyenstrayeis bat BY accident was per nftted %
and bottle Of chsmberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, and after taking sew
srsl hotties ] am entirely cared of that trou-
b,e am 20 pleased With the result that am
anxtops that Il be in reach Of all who suffer as
Ihaye.p For sale By Bishops drug store.
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A Man q Terror.

"Awful anxiety was felt for the widow OF the
brave.Gen.. Bunham, q Nachirs, Ne. when the
doctors said she Soua rot live tiil morning.
writes Mrs. s. q Lincoln, who attended her
that fearful night rAll Thought she must
soon die from Pneumonia, but she begged for
pr. Kings New Discovery, saying 1t had more
than once saved her life and had cured her OF
After three small doses she rested
easily all night, and its further use conpletelv
cured her" This marvellous medicine 4 suar-
anteod to cure all Throat, Chest and rnna Dis.
eases. Only 500 and 500. Trial bottles trec AZ
all drug stores
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sItis the little riff in tho lute which ever
widening makes clio music mute.n II il just 3
little rift in the health Of a woman often which
gradually takes the spring from her step, the
light from her eyes, the rose from her cheek
and the neSilc from her voice. Perhaps the
bugbear which has frightened the woman from
the timely help needed at the beginning has
been the dreaded questions, the obnoxious ex-
animation, tho local treatments or the home
physician. There is no need for these. Nor Ii
tuerc upeu fof continued BuHerII1gs Iir. TferCo=s
Fayofite Prescription can be felted on by every
woman sunering from what are called "fernale
troubles" 10 renew The hsalto and cure the dis
ease. Women are astonished At the results Of
the use Of this assine. II not only makes
weak women AroBlst ana rosy checked but it
gives them back the sigor and vitality Of
youth.
FrSe DR.. Pieree's Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser, los pages, Is sent free on re-
ceipt on q one,een9 stands 20 pay cost OF mall
ing only Address DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo,
N. y
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Our 0reatest speciallst

For 20 years DIR. J !. Newton Hath
away has so successfully treated chronic
diseases that he is Gcknt wledged today
to stand at the head Of his pyofession in
this line. His exclusive "a he'd Of
treatment for Varicocele cture
without the aid Of KING artery
cures IL 90 90 per cent. 81 n.
the treatment of Loss OF WIN forces
nervous disorders, kidney and urinary
complaints, paralysis, blood poisoning,
rheumatism, oataTrh and diseases peculS
lar to women, he is equally suceessfuls
Dr.. HathawaY's practice Is more than
double that Of any other specialist.
Cases pronounced hopeless by other
physicians, readily yield to his treat
ment. Write HIM today fully about
your case. He makes no charge for
consultation OF sdyice, either at his Of
fee or by mail
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, NJ. d.
70 Bryan Street, Savannah, Ga
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The progressive nations Of The world are tie
great food consuming nations. GOOD food well
alsesied YES strength. II you cannot digest
an you eat yon need Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t
aigests what you eat. You need not diet your
SELF. itcontains all Of the digestants combined
with the best known tonics and reeonstructives
Il VIII even dsgests all classes OF foods in hot.
tie No other preparation VIII do this. Il in
stantly relieves and cures all stomoch troubles
W ] Butts
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Cards have been received In the oity
announCinEths approaching marriage
Of Miss Katharine Msrriman to Mr..
Arthur Oliver Johrsan. The we'd
ding will take plscson the 81 ot o.
tober in the historical old church Of
PfIncl George wtnzst, q Gsorg..
town, s. c. Mas NJ, rriman ii d niece
Of Mr.. John J Wimberiy, Of this cit.
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HnR mAeIc.

vast q lyric you played last nighif
Lyric aud ballad and optic, too;
LIE and war and the dawning light
Marching and doubling and winning thrOugl
How can Iname them2 the shousand things
You taught the ivory keys q say
Leaves, and rivers, and swords, and wings,
and The low red aarpe Of the ending day
All that memory holds % me,
Anthat Fate's worn dice may win.
SWING to my nghtIike the WINNING sea-
Laughter and Fame and Sin. els
found the heart Of forgotten sprins1
Aprlls golden with Hope and Dream,
Started up with the stirof wings
Along the bend OF the stream.
heard the crash Of shields that Lift,
heard the shouting from bridge and ford,
Iheard the battle come down the rift,
TO the Thunder song Of the sword.
Knights in their harness galloped By
with the trail Of their crimson dag above
Then, soft, ike tho gray in a twilight sky
Your magic whispered ofLoyo,
know my AZ. for a trick Of rhyme
Ihear my poor words jar and break
rhemerry gods in the halls Of Time
Laugh al the songs make.
The ukiil Is yours to lead rs along
BypurpIe mountain and lyric sea;
The clouded vision and broken song
And weary quest they have given me.
Theodore Roberts IN independent
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Russell's Chill and Fever

Tonic is acknowledged to
be the Best on the market
every bottle guaranteed. For
sale by all druggists.
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= had arunning sore on my leg fer seven
years writes Mrs. James Forest OF Cheppewa
Fallss Wis, sand spent hundreds Of dollars ia
trying to get It healed. Two boxes Of Banner
Save entirely cured it.p w Butts.
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Chamberlsiu's Cough Renedy q Great
FavOrite.

The sootiHns aud healing qualities Of this
remedy, its pleasant taste ana protnat and per-
sF7itl s'f's'7 isf'sv sii''sie u ETeat rzYorlre
with people exerysshere. Il is especially priced
By mothers o. small children for colds, group
aud whooping cough, as it always afIords quick
relief, and as il contains 10 opIum or other
harmfal drug II may be given as confidently to
a baby as to an adtlt. For sale 81 Bishops
drug store
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When you want somethiug nice IN
Jams and preserves cali at De Woes
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No cuRE 4 co1p N oNE nAY

Take Laxative Bono Qainine Tablets an
druggists refund the money il Il fails 20 cure.
F. w. Groves signature is on each box. 2se.
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Mr.. A. H. Lane has returned to his
home in Vsldosta.
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MAYORS MATINEE
Several Gases Tried Yesterday
Morning.

Mayor Atkinson had quise an interest
ing court yesterday morning, there be-
ing several cases. They were as fol-
lows:
Agne. Neal fighting and resisting ar
rest; $40 Or 10 days.
Jim Jackson, disorderly conduct, did
not appear, and bis bond o. SO was for
feited.
Ollie Pearson, dlsorderly conduct, 50
Or 80 days
Squire White. drunk and disorder y.
30 Or 30 days.
Henry vi son, diaorderly conduct. IS
Or 30 days.
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NJ. Max Marks lesves tim GROW for
Atlanta, where be has accepted po-
sition
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rRE coMr aNIosAnLn WYE.

TIE CoMPANlOA ABLE VICE.
A Freedman said recently Let
every woman have TWO hours dav Of
serious N ntal occupation, during
which the faculties Of her mild viii
regain their balance, ali her powers
will be systematlzed, her tired head
will be rested apd her good senes and
judgment wall dwell IN her agi ated
heart. Every housekeeper knows the
trnDh Of bis words. The care d the
home may be q delightful occnpa tlcn,
but 1t ought not 10 exclude every othof
ioterest. There can be no happiness
for a woman with brain and imagina
, ton Ia life that limits hef 70 mere do
nestle drudgery. Every honsekeeper
should study herself and learn her one
taient"-for she surely has one-and
turn its Development as relief BY
80 doing she brings added happiness to
her family ss we'll as to herself. Tie
least companionable wife Is the one
wholly occupied By househOld cares, as
all men know IN their souls.
Mrs. NJ, Eikan and son, Clarence,
returned Tuesday from pleasant
trip to New York
80
Miss Alice Wood. who has been
visiting friends in BRUNSWICK, return
ed TO tbs CITY yesterday. jackson
vile Times Union and Citizen.
Mrs. Brewster Phillips, OF st. Sim
on, is whiting rslatiyesin the city,
Miss Stills jos Perkins, Of 81, 6fiii-7
mons, is visitinE the Misses Ralston,
Mrs h. J Bliss, who has been IN, Ia
improving, q the delight q her many
trienas
Mrs. Hooyer, Of st. simous, is VISIT
spg her daughter, Mss. A. =. Wenz
-o-
Mrs. deFwnds Alien return shorty
from sistt 20 relatives in Rene
Maates Scotia Wright i spendir g
some tims9 llas
Little stanley Brobston was the for
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NAnnow>ooRED SKIRTS,

very narrow cores, and many OF them
characterize the walking skirt.
AS for the fashionable materials, 1t is
hard to say where the limit is TO come.
AL varieties OF materials are bought
out for the fall-cameIshair and other
Happy mateslaIs With up.stand ing hairs
aro shown. IS .aa ss..,..o, j, faes.,
cloths, corauFogA cAevlo's and soft
woolleps are also shown, hut il begins
'to i0ch e. 4 we were & ing to carry out
che Freaoreaston q wearing The same
material for vfaiata3d aumm cor.
taInly, erepons, creg. as ehinses, veil
ings and even foulards win be woaa
late into lhewinteri and gowns 81 these
materials are alaas csarmiug for lie
theater. luncheon Tea md dreasv e.,na-
p =
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STOVES REPAIRED.

hice, the stove doctor. repairs al
X rsds or cook stoves and ranges, buy
snd soils second hand stoves, ala Bsy
Weet
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Rev Bishop Kelly, ofihe savsunah
diocese, viii visit Brunswick 90 ssp-
TENDER sOth FOR the purpose Of open
ing the copgent the next week and
win preach At the Catholic church on
that d y
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Mr.. W. r. Maxwell Of New York is
a. the oglethorpe.
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The RfiemeR held quite aulnterest-
ing meetirg I'M thels armory last
night.
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Miss Alice Wood. who has beer
visiting friends in BRUNSWICK, return
ed 70 the CITY yesterday. jackson
VILE Times Union and Citizen.
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Miss Kathleen Norris has returned
TO Darlsp, after pleasant visii 70 At
tanta.
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Mrs. NJ, Eikan and son, Clarence,
returned Tuesday from pleasant
trip to New York
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tuLae winnersof two pound box Of
Huyler's candy 80 prize At the mati-
D; yesterday.
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Uieef 81 olsstisf&te sores, scalds and
PRES quAes eurea b Banner salge, Tie most
beating nodieine IN The world. W. J. Butte,
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Mrs r. NJ. searlstt isspepdins some
time IN Fort Valley.
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Mrw. r. Smith OF Atlanta was in
the city yesterday.
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Nice Bl.Aeh Fo-sythe has turn d
to 81. simous from visit OF seversI
days to Mrs. VIM. Mcdonald.
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Me- and Mrs. Hugh Porter are
spending seyeral-weeks in Virginia,

Mrs. J. K,Hunfer, after q visit 70
Mrs. wm. Mcdonald, Is sss-=
home on Ellis street
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Floorescens silks are 10 DO eonspicu-
ously popular aud IN combinations with
the various velvsts which are shown
rticu1ary beautiful aud
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rich.
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Mrs. Brewster Phillips, OF st. Sim.
on, is visiting rslatiyesin the city,