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I3U THE CONSTITIJTiOlSr Vi 7 I SS- AMl Mf if 1 FAIR PLANNED FOR FARMERS Augusta Is Arranging to Hold a Big Agricultural Show Next Fall. MANY BOOTHS WILL LINE MAIN BUSINESS STREET Several Thouand Dollars in Premi ums Will Be Given for the Best Displays of Products of the Soil and Live Stock. Augusta. la. February 5.

Special. The committee appointed by the Merchants' association to secure the services of a suitable man to work up the agricultural fair for Augusta rxt tat closed acontract his evening with lion. Martin V. ti1rcn. He will at once be in the work of preparing the premium liel and then of canvassing th territory to secure entries among the farfwrs of Georgia and Carolina in Augusta's territory.

The plan Is to erect booths on Broad Street and give an agricultural fair erytining absolutely free. on Augusta's main business street. About J2n will be given In premiums for best displays of agricultural products. live stock and farming implements. FARMER THROWN FROM WAGON Hillsmans Injuries Result in Paralysis of Lower Limbs.

Watklnsvlile. Ga. February 5. Spe cial. Henry llillzman a farmer of Flat Rock.

this county was the victim of. a serious accident today. Mr. l.llsman had rx en to the depot and loaded his wagon with freight anrl WlS on his return home. win about a mile from town In some way hp was thrown from his wagon and his spine Injured.

3" PhysVians were stirnmncd and vsry rendered Mr. lijUsmea hut he is now at the home- of V. D. Arthur. 11 this city.

In a very precarious condition. Both of his lower limbs lire szed Mr. tllllman Is Ho ytir of age. apd is married. and has several children.

THREE OUT FOR LEGISLATURE Toomer Williams and Spence in the Race in Ware. Wayc-ross. Ga. February 5. Special.

The announcement ii made today that at least three candidates are to be In the race for legislative honors from Vnro county. Dr. John M. Spence. from the Waresboro district.

in Waresooro. is understl to be squarely in the' race. and will mk his formal announcement in a div or two. This will add new interest an at ready Interesting campaign. With Hon.

V. II. Tsmer. Judg- J. S.

Williams and Dr. J. 1 Spence In tic race a lively tlm may well ht' pd J. T. Strickland.

of Waycross or nounces his candidacy for tax collector In opposition the Incumbent. R. M. Lanler who is also fore the' leople f. reelection.

frTHILL FOR REPRESENTATIVE He Will Be a Candidate front Dooly County. Cordele. Ga. February SJltlI111 Colonel J. T.

Hill solicitor of the city court for this county has Irnrmsi sev are of his friends that lie will he In the race for the legislature from Iooly county this year. lie wilt make his announcement through th county papers In the rest few days. Mr. Hill formerly IlfJd th nfflcv of county solicitor. When the court of I ooly us abollslcd and a city nurt established he was appointed as solicitor.

Colonel Hill ha. many warm friend the county and he' will milk II strong bid for the legislative honor he seek. JOHN HENDRY RECAPTURED. Escape from Lowndes Chaingang Is Caught in Florida. Valdoota Ga.

February 5. Special John Hentiry. a white man who pd from the haing In this county about three year- ago. was captured at Fort Myers. Fla.

and brought tack here by Frank McRae this rnornriR liendry Is the man who barricaded him self In a house nrar I ikc Park a few- years ago and fought a desperate dud with the officers who went to arrest him on the charge of stealing hog In Suwannee county Florida. In the tight Htndry shot the deputy sheriff and one of the women In the house was also wounded. Ito was finally captured an convict on the charge of asr. ult with Intent to murder. but escaped after serving threo or tour months of his sentence.

ins Elect Officers. Cuthbert. Ga. February 5. 1.

At a meeting of Cuthlert lodge. No. Knights of Pythtas hjd yesterday the followlng officers were elected R. 1 Moye. C.

C. J. D. Gunn. V.

e. 1. it. Martin. P.

B. Stanford. K. R. and S.

and AI. F. J. 11. Gay.

M. of A. L. G. Shuck.

M. of V. J. C. Graham.

I. G. w. R. Brown.

O. G. Officers-elect will he In- ctaiied by R. U. Moye.

D. O. C. next Tuesday. J.

D. Gunn was elpctd representative to the grand lodge J. C. Grahf m. alternate.

DALLAS PQoFFICE LgQJED. BURGLARS BLOW LOCK OP THE DOORS OF vAULT. Registered Letter- Stamps and Money Amounting to Probably 300 Were Taken. Dallas Ga. February 5.

Special. The posttfllce at this place was burglarized list night The office 1 In the old court house In the clerks office which has a reproof vauk. The lock to the vault door was blown oft siii the door opened. All of the registered letters. stamps and money amounting.

it la thought to about 31 were taken. The exact amount cannot yet be ascertained. REV. MR. GROSS ASKED TO STAY Griffin Flock Wants Him To Decline Selma CalL Griffin.

Ga. February 5. Special. At a meeting of the members of the Baptist church this afternoon an effort was made to induce Rv. Joseph L.

Gross to decline lhe call recently given him by the First Baptls. church of Selma. Ala. Resolutions were adopted Indorsing the great work Mr. Gross has doie sine coming to Griffin.

and expressing the hope that ht would remain here. As a further Inducement It was cOclded to furnish him a residence tree of tent. and the members pledged aw their moral support to the pastor In Ohs fight agast vnckotlness A committee of three was appointed to notify Mr. Gross of tJt action of the- Tnc-etlrg and. after the strong Indorse ment end expressions of love front his members a demonstrated to him it is vlievid hi' many that he will decline the call toSelnia.

METHODIST CHURCH BURNED. The Loss Is 6000 with Comparatively Little Insurance. Conyprs Gi. February 5. Special.

The Methodist church here was completely destroyed' by fire this afternoon at 6:30 o'clock. With th exception of the church organ ill of the contents of the eljfice were destroyed. A loss that is much deplored is that of 1001 volumes in the library belonging to the Sunday school. The loss Is placed at about 6000. with comparatively little Insurance.

Preparations for rebuilding have already been started. and the church will be restored as soon as possible. The Presbyterian church and several nearby sldE-nct's were In danger of destruction by the flames but by hard work were saved from damage. COOK COUNTY CLUB COMING. Rome Makes Ready To Welcome the Marching Men.

Rome Ga. February 3. Special. Mayor Carter Harrison and the Cook County Marching Club. 151 or 200 strong will arrive In Rome about the lith of this month.

Mayor Harrison and many of those who will come with him hold stock arid are in. terested In the Rome Petroleum and Iron Company. which Is backed largely by Chicago capitalists. Great preparations are being made tot the reception of the visitors who are expected to spend two or three- days here. A progtllmme of entertainment Is being arranged now.

BURGLARS BREAK INTO BANK. Fayetteville Institution Entered but Robbers Are Scared Away. FnyeltevlHe Ga. February 6. Special.

The Bank Of Fayettevri' was broker pen this morning- at 1230 o'clock. The utslde door to the vault was blown open. The burglars were frightened oft before they' got to the ca leaving their loots. They used nitroglycerine In blowing. R.

E. I. Fifes residence being nearest the bank. he was the one to discover the attempted robbery. As ho came out It is supposed that this frightened the would-be robbers away.

There Is no clew as to who the robb ra were. Stock of Mills Increased. Montgomery. Ala. February 5.

Spe- cal The Montgomery cotton mills to increased Its capital stock from stLW to 100000 to meet a doubling of ca. pacity. Barksdale Is Tax Receiver. rwooct February 5. Special.

The election for tax receiver In Warren county yesterday passed off quietly re suiting in the selection of T. J. Barks- dUe WITH REARM BAKER AV Columbus. Ii. February 5.

Speclal1 Jack Baker. a Crawford negro was in Columbus today. and had a rather unusual story to tell. Baker Is the negro who helped the late Joseph Ftncher eject ttlah Porter from the promises or Mrs. Peachier.

near Craw ford. Ala. on the day of the recent tragedy at that place. lie produced a note today which he said he had received tire preceding day. The note.

an mous one. was on a stick which was ttuck In the ground at his door. It llour Jack Baker We will give you ten days WPHT RETIRES. FROM SANCTUM Quits Editorship the Rout Enllng Times. HIS ACT CAUSES COMMENT In at Editorial Statement the Paper Announces Retirement but Declares It Will Still Fight for the Dispensary Movement.

Rome. Oa. February 5. Special1 The sensation of the dispensary campaign came this evening when The Rome Evening Times published the following state- ment For reasons best known to him and myself Hon. Seaborn Wright has retired HON.

SEABORN" WRIGHT. Who Has Retired from Editorship of The Rome Evening Times. from the associate editorship of' this paper. There has been no rupture nor The Times changed In its position to ward the dispensary. It shall stand os the acknowledged organ of the movement and tight for thecause to what we believe will be.

a glorious finish. We regret that Mr. Wright has seen fit to retire from the editorial chair but we shall hope to receive from his magnetic pencil many valuable communications during this campaign and after. The Times started as Ii dally last Saturday. While Mr.

Wrights name did not appear as editor was a generally known fact that ht' edited and Ure ted Its policy. ills withdrawal has caused much comment and no little speculation here. TWO NEW PUBLIC UTILITIES Are Now Being Installed in Town of Carroll ton. Carrollton Ga. February 5.

Special Two important public utilities are being Installed in the city just" now. In the center of the oily square over the deep well operated by a gasoline dynamo pump. is being erected II. pretty galvanized steel frame for a tank. the floor for which is being laid arid work of erecting same being dally pusfled.

This will be In p4 ce ready for operation in I itw days and the business district of some forty large business houses will have ample fire protection. One mIle of modern sewerage for the city with modern Incidents has just been completed. Tho count authorities are having the tall court house steeple repaired and It Is now ready for th. reception of the long county clock with dials to he lighted electrically at night. The Immense bell on which the lock wi strike arrived yesterday and will be In place soon.

Death from Diphtheria. Carrollton. Ga. February 5. Special.

The baby of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Merrell brother of Sheriff MprrelJ.

here. died yes tesday afternoon at the home of 118 parents on the suburbs of the city after a few days' llln with diphtheria. This contagion has proven fatal to several children here during the past year. Smallpox Is Widespread. Raleigh C.

February 5. Special. 1 The report on smallixx In North Carolina. hued today hi the state heard of ht says tile disease is In three counties afl the way from the coast to the mountain valleys. In Wayne tne largest 11 of cases is reported.

IS GALORE WAITS VISITORS to get away. and if you are not gone WE' will send a committee to see you. Baker says that he ill stand his hen tit. mmttee comet to see him. announces that he will he ready to give them what is popularly termed warm reception.

Tie ho will be there with two Winchesters for which he has plenty ff cartridges a double-barrel loading Shotce with four boxes of shells. and a good pistol with Bits cartridges. He srys Tint he has nine children five of which can handle firearms. and that they lire expert squirrel hunters. PAY' XJFPbppEMEU HELD UP Jr utE1UCUS COUNCIL RETALI ATES ON ONBLvOATa Decline.

To of Those Who Obeyed Commissioners Orders Arnericus. Ga. February 5. Special. Another interesting feature of the fight precipitated between the city council and police commission for tie control of the police force developed In the refusal of the ministration to pay the salaries of the policemen who declined to recognize the upnml authority of ouarit These of- cers have been refused payment of sat- cries while the other members of the force were promptly paid.

Mandamus proceedings ia being prepared tonight to the end of compelling th city treasurer to all policemen alike. Judge Ltttiejohn has not rendered a decision yet In the. Injunction proceedings Instituted by the police commissioners. They seek to prevent the. city council in any wise from interfering.

with the po. lice department. though the temporary re, straining order granted recently remains llectJve UEBRY VISITS VALDOSTA. Addresses There on Lines Similar to Former Ones. Valdcsta.

Ga. February 5. Special. Hon. Dupont Guerry delivered an address Valdosta today.

His appointment had not been extpn- vely alvertlsed. the announcement. is coming having been made first on esterdiy In consequence tm crowd whIch assembled at the court house to hear stim was not a very large one. Mr. GuerryS speech was on the line of ho lddrares he has rrEd recently In oth- sections.

being. according to his an- ounccment principally a discussion of obblem and bossism. atd the establish ment of more complete prohibition In Georgia with a. few allusions to his op. pcnents Mesirs.

Terrell and Estlll. AN HONORED. CITIZEN. DEAD. Moses Isaac Prominent In Brunswick Oa.

Passes Away. Brunswick. Oa. February 5. Special.

Moses Isaac. for many years one of runswlck3 roc prominent wholesale nercharts cled at his home In this city' this morning alter a long but patient 11- sss. Mr. Isaac came to Brunswick several rears ago from Tnomasvllle. and by tilt sterling Integrity and upright dealings ith his man won the confidence not only this community.

but the terrl- ory tributary thereto and soon built up large and prosperous business. In Brunswick he was honored often by his fellow-citizens hut never accepted nn office where there. were any emoluments attached. As a county cCnrnissiorter and as president of the board of education he was a powerful Influence for the good of the community' and the taxpayers of Glynn were saved many doHars by his honest and careful administration of the coumy affairs. The schools of Glynn were his especial pride and much of their present excellent condition.

Is due to the thought and time he devoted to their welfare. His health failing several years ego Mr. retired from business and public affairs and. In travel- Ing. attended at all tjBijes bx his devoted wife and daughter1.

Tomorrow the re mains will he carried to New York for Interment. atamplimf by the family. lie was 60 years o4 I ed by a. widow two sons Shd- a daughter. The latter.

Miss Nora Isaac Is well known in Atlanta. where she has many friends. George Wilson Pittsburg Pa. rtttsturg. Tn.

February 5. George Wilson the oldest mayor of PlttBbulJ died at his home tonight. Mr. Wilson was mayor during tire war of the rebellion and was Instrumental in preventing the loot. ing of the arsenal to.

supply the confederates with arrha andammunltlon Funeral of Horace Randolph. Brunswick Go. February 5. Special. The funeral of Horace Randolph occurred frem his home In this city this mrnlng In the presence of PI.

large number of friends. Mr. Randolph had lived In Brunswick all his life arid was highly thought of by every one. He wu i mill of honesty and uprightness and hs dfath his removed a citizen. T.

L. Moore Swainsboro Oa. Swalniuboro Ga. February 5. Special.

T. one of the oldest citizens of Emanuel county died yesterday morning. lie was S4 years old and had spent his entire life In Emanuel county. He died about 2V4 miles from where he was born. He was a very successful farmer and ac cumulated a great deal of property.

He raised a large family of children. the most of whom sutvlve him. Burglar Smashes Window. Griffin Oa. February The show window of 1.

A. Scott's dry goods tore was rnirgterized last night. The burglar gained access to the window by breaking the glass. ara carried off a suit of clothes several shoes and hats. The gr ods were found in an alley near the stcie where It Is thought they were placed for an accompllc1 to carry away.

This Is the second robbery of the kind to occur lucre wltMn a ck. StrijK- lind to being the otl er victims. CONTRACT TO FINISH ROAD. Brunswick ana Birmingham Construction Company Organized. Brunswick.

Ga. February 5. Special. Thy following announcement Is given out by the officials of the Brunswick and Birmingham railway At the last meeting or the directors or the Brunswick and ttirmingharri Railway Company. held In this city.

President E. C. Machrti tendered his resignation IUo resident and director of the company to become president of the Brunswick and Birmingham Construction Company" Mr Charles 1. Hyde of New York. was elected president and director of thb railroad company to succeed Colonel Mac-hen.

The Brunswick and Birmingham Construction Company has been organized with a 1000000 and hss the contract to complete the road on whatever route mjajfbe selected. Mr Hyde Is a' wen-known capitalist of New York. The' work of completing the road. will go rapidly forward. Hixon Announces for Reelection.

Carrollton Ga. February 5. Special. Hon. Jolla T.

iltxon. of Villa Rica who was one of Carroll county's representatives nrthe last general assembly yesterday made public announcement of his candidacy for reelection asking the demo eratlc irdorsemeat Lit the ccmng primary. This puts only the. former representatives in the field for the omce to date. Rev.

N. 1. Tumlln hat-frig announced a short tune qotor the pednd term. Union Service Continues. rt Ga.

February 6. Special. The union services whjth have been held for two weeks oh At the Baptist and Presbyterian churches are being conduct. ed this week to the Methodist church. They wm" continue through next w6k Misg Emma Tucker.

th lad evangelist will shorOrcoadact revival letvlce ANEW INDUSTRY' FOR THIS STATE Mill To Produce Chemicals from Ref use Timber. PLANT TO BE IN SAVANNAH valuable to Saw win Men Among Outputs Will Re Wood Oil Acetic Add Tar and Several Other Valuable Products. Savannah. Oa. February 5.

Special. To the many Industries now claimed by the state of Georgia. another Is soon to be added In the form 01 the Wood Chemical Company which will establish Us first plant here. The company which Is mainly controlled by Baltimore fapitslists. owns the Gardner process and patents for producing from refuse timber and lumber certain chemicals.

such as creosote wood oil acetic acid. tar and other valuable products. The company has procured a acre lot witch fronts on the right of way of the Seaboard Air Line railway' and Is immediately south of the land or the Pier Manufacturing Company and the Mill-Haven saw and planlnc mills. Here the plant will be located. J.

G. Gardner. the general manager of the company. Is now here and will make this city his Ironic. Contracts for machinery etc.

have been let and It expected that the plant will be ready for operation within sixty or' ninety days. At the present time there are millions of feet of refuse lumber burned at saw mills throughout the country and particularly In the south each year. The oproces of the Wood Chemical Company will make every foot of this refuse valuable. and Instead of being burned. It will now be turned to valuable account.

Standard Oil Property Burns. Albany N. Y. February 5. A fire on Van Rennessaelcr istaad.

Just outside of Albany today destroyed 50001 worth of rotXrty find narrowly escaped destroying the big storage plant of the Standard Oil- Company. P. J. McArdle. of New York.

Is the heaviest lover. The loss Is coveted by Insurance. A New Banking Compnay. Weycroes. Gi.

February 5 Special. A number of total capitalists of siip arc petitioning the secretary or state for articles of incorporation und' tho name and style of the sup Banking Oomp ny. The capttil stock of th corporation is VI be 25000. divided Into 250 shares of 100 each. The petitioners are I Carter.

A. V. Ellis. Ben in Ira M. Raybon and O.

F. Llttlefiela. of Jesup. and C. W.

Deer and H. V. Kenrverdy or Appllng county. To Establish Baptist School. Brunswick.

Ga. February 5. SpecHl. The Rev. Walter e.

pastor or the Baptist church here. Is off on a tour of south Georgia. Before returning li will tabll a Baptist denominational school. probably at Waycross or Jesup. Georgians Win at Pan-Americas Brunswick Ga.

Fenrur 3. Speri-il Brobston. Fenfllg Co. of Brunswick have received notice from the rd of awards of the Pets-American exposition that they were awarded a diploma of honorable mention on their exhibit cf sweet potatoes. sugar bets and turnips which they pl on exhibition as a sample of south Georgia resources during the late big show.

A New Discovery Which Cures All Forms of Catarrh. The tablet Is the Meal form In which to administer medicine but until recently no successful catarrh tablet had ever on attempted. There Is now. however. an excellent and palitable remedy for catarrh In tablet form.

known as Stuart Catarrh Tablets and scld by druggist. compecid of the. most recent discoveries In medicine fir cure of catarrh and re ultS from their use have been highly gratifying. The ttme treatment or catarrh was In the form of Inhalers washes. douches sprays.

etc. Later on Internal remedies were used with greater success. but be ing in liquid or powder form were Inconvenient to use. and- like all medicines 111 liquid or powder form lose their medicinal properties v-hen opened or exposed to the air. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets contiln highly concentrated antiseptics.

Red Gum Blood Hoot. etc. Thlch kilt the catarrh germs in tha blood and inucors membrane. In thli respect are strictly scientific and modern. se rI authorities are now Rgretd that catarrh Is a constitution blood disease.

and local applications c. have only a transllcry effect. The use of Inhalers douches and sprays Is a nuisance and Inconvenience and can In no wise compare favorably with tha same antiseptics given In tablet form In ternally. where they can reach the stomach and blow and kill germs right where they are produced. A prominent lawyer and public spesker of Plttsburg says I boon trouble.

with cat of the head and throat for twelve years. In this cllmav It seems im possible to get rid of It. continual dropping of mucous front the nose into the throat caused Irritation and tmareno rmoufly Interfering with my public speaking It took me an hour or more or coughing gagging expectorating and snez1rg every nxtning before I couW settle down to work. and this condition gradually brought on catarrh of the stomach causing loss or appetite. poor digestion and a foul breath.

which annoyed me exceedingly. My physician advised me to try Wtuarts Catarrh Tabu aid I took then for twi months and was astonished to find how quickly tiny my head. throat and stomach hd I have no hesitation In recommending them. They are not only pleasant' to take. but they teem to get at the very root of the trouble.

because since using them Move had no tract- of atatTh. Druggists sell Stuart's Catarrh Tablets at GO cents for full sized packs ge. They can carried 14 the pocket and used tny tire and a tten as desired. sWcethey contain no' mercury or anTtrtber Snjurico Onig. HVMttt and Eliminator of URIC ACID and other POISONS An Especial Boon ToNirvQUMi Down Women tyi.

says Women who led Inactive lives whose nerves are on edge most of. the time whose secretions are nearly always torpid who breathe vitiated atmospheres. instead of being flattered into believing that they are victims of neurasthenia and thus rendered chronic it for life can in the majority of instances. be relieved by a proper selection of diet a stimulation of all the excretory organs a tire in the open country the breathing of pure air. the indulgence in healthy exercise and proper massage together with.

a liberal Rim tUrro several times a day to favor use of LtTHlA WATER the elimination of URIC ACID and other ACCUnULATED POISONS which are oftentimes the most potent causative factors In their distress far better than by coddling and powerful drugging. In PREGNANCY the tendency Is toward the ACCUMULATION of. POISONS. which cause engorgement of the kidneys and pelvic organs thick- ness of the blood and torpidity of the circulation. aches arid pains and general discomfort and oftentimes the Intense and dangerous nausea and vomiting of pregnancy and In some cases the conditions that accompany.

or pro. cede the awful PUERPERAL CONVULSIONS so much dreaded by practitioners AND THESE POISONS SHOULD BE EUnINATED. I have had several patients who suffered from these unfortunate' conditions Including PUERPERAL CONVULSIONS. Uniformly by atten tion to the hygiene of the patient proper exercise. judicious diet outdoor' life proper purgation.

and keep- PIPCMB rruill each. the kidneys flushed with DUffAUJLIT511ATOUCH lay. they have escaped the affliction. and made rapid recoveries. BUFfALO LITHIA WATER sl byQrocenanlDniniiUt nw Uy.

TMtimonlalt which defy all imputations or questions sent to any address. PROPRIETOR BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS. VIRGINIA. We have It for sale at lowest Prices and our reputation for giving full weight and delivering promptly Is one of the reasons why you should buy from us. 95 Peters St.

Stocks Goal VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Property on We Baker. near Peschtree. renting for 960 per year 60" by 60. 580000 Brick Residence.

Pryor St. House alone would cot 450000 to build. S52500O South Side Residence. Smith St. near Whitehall.

House cost 5450000 to build. 260000 Pryor St. Cottage. More money was refused during- the period of the rc nt stump In real estate. S260OOO Handsome new Cottage neartng completion Xo.

429 Luckle. 40 by 120. nicely- shaded. 95000 Cash tot Pryor St. lot Just south of Bus.

8130000 Highland Ave. lot near Jackson. worth more money. Taut 50 by 160. 40000 Corner lot.

llhIand Av beyond bridge. Jnstallment. We write Fire Insurance in The Traders of Chicago. a company that stands at the top. C.

H. GIRARDEAU CO. 24 Walton Prudential Bldg. SOUTHERN HOME PAINT Tile Standard for Quality lit South for the Past Twenty ars. Pure Linseed Oil Raw Boiled and Refined.

For sale by a Dealer in Every City and Town. or Write for Color Card and Price. I a N. Forsyth St. i Atlanta.

Ca. FJCooledge Perfection Steel Range. 25 without reservoir and 13260 with 15 gal Ion reservoir. Terms Cub. We have sold so many or the Perfection at this low price that we hsve decided to otter another car load to bur customers saving them 10 to 15 on a Range.

The Perfection Range has sliS in. lid Top cooking surface SOxi4 in. Oven 12 in. high IT in. wide and 21 In.

deep. Full asbestos lined aluminum lined gallon reservoir. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Hunnicutt Bellingrath Company. THE NEW Cafe.

pining Car Jerik Recently Inaugurated by the SEABOARD. AIR LINE RAILWAY Operated Dally Upon lt Atlanta Special A Solid Veutibuled Train Leaving Atlanta at Noon for Norfolk Richmond. Washington Baltimore. Philadelphia and Nlw York la Up to Date and Perfectly Appointed in Every Particular. i Meats Jsrsd a la Carte.

Meats and Vegetables fresh. This service Is already finding a hearty welcome by' tb traVtV Jnlt public. a itng rom arty part of the train caa be served promptly and at a very light cost the prices being very rezan- and. In the most satltfaetory style. The Cuisine la perletfc Tallies Supplied With AU the Delicacies the Markets Ask for Tickets Via Seaboard Air Line Rail Way and Get the Best Service to' the East.

InfotTnatlontbe rfnIly furnished at either itty Ticket Ktexbtll HOUM. Phone IQO or Union Depot Ticket Ooe Phone Jufe WE CHRISTIAN A. C. P. A.

Ca r- IP 4 I Pre Augu a. 5. th agricult ral or n. xt a contract begin I thp amon fart rs Augu I ah olutely bu lne6S str et S2100 besOt an 5. Henry of been l1d hIs Phsl llns lr.

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nCmb rs man a II to' Sclma. Febrnar 5. re 6 the organ I I tlo. an. 111 Pr sbytprlan b' pan Ma or th thl man in- i lJorlE" I FavettEvI le Febb ry 6.

The' as ut ld. vSII bt' or' caeh ldence I supp" ed Cll' robbers 5. The day J5 iuJIJ 5. hp psteroo pc. sfd re-- I FI A' tfda i lat Ee chler Cra pnu llrg I I HT of I a Edi rial t.

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In Val losta not lib sterdl as tnbled tEeh Er I I I ent more' Me Ill 5. I man led came ith of onl torr busln a ttache Hars nt ex lIent weka falth fs o. laac retlrt' 1 IJ spent. tlmeln I- aULU re- to ew th oltQHt La 3' Cacti Nora 5. IIsol WJl on rig an 1s 5.

ora Han 1olph occur fre lu nam Ih. al a honet rnt1 Swaln ro 5. 1) dle esterdn tIbeOI a es eanr mo wh fe an' 5 II as II 1s Ore lito ac om l1c. 1 his Weck. Stri.

Kotter stru ion Febt' aly i clal. I an i BirmJngham I moeting rmlnlharn I elt C' prsid nt Com sn Mr. ew Co npl Mach n. Companyh Ize i of wha tenr rra be Ir. compl UnK 11I An ounee lectiJn.

5. n. the alls mbly. leetio1t. puuonb' theomce ha sh rt SeniceContlnue.

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sms atUae Kethodlatcb to r. I 1 A A NEW Men-Among S. Wood-oil emical acJUc tar' th so th land9 saw read prps nt A Rennf' S8elcr Alba Csptd WRycr p. Spf th stock the I. 1 an Llttle ela.

Kenner Brun 1k. 6. establish a CT01s In 5. nCllg 8 rave fhld expo ltiOl1 the pr the dUrln An Ideal Medicine. admlni ter er b.

There II the dl cverO fr I' 11 hl hIy eti gre ter be- liS. pm" der xpose i conct ntrated th t. lnl an Inc nvenlence In- th ach rlg the pub lc 18 II I en ao lI a dropplngofmueoU1l hOAr1l II. sn tg th po. cee4lr gly.

th end I or package TJ be is W- i BUrfAtiffm VA1r 1tIid. D. The1 Gr at tve lfL fURIC' oth siaI To NorVows. DoDWome Dr. I.

N. Love of Ntw York. Form Prof or of Qikalltletlimu ad Diseases of CliiJrm in Ctillege of PllyS J1U and Surgeons cad tile Marsot Sims College of Afedi ne St. uis nc. etc.

is Med 41 Mirror IfOIJ If cmedre rend red ns. COtt11 try e. I PIou1rW.n UW5rIW WIIUft was Eon coddIlD mpany ced II it it it bytten LIrJ UVEIIUAI aaUA DIU escaPedthe It is for sale by Grocers and Drunta pneraUr. Coal Wood Coke. i wel ht you I Co.

fBotb 527 Yards Auburn An. nann. lt5 west Pea htree. O' r6 Brick South 260000 rlod recent Han ome o. 050.00 i30000 mone I eo.

Canner Installment. I the or' 1 B. 12 F. 00 ge ro. 1 25 re ervotr U25Q1 gallon ottbe thatwehsve ur tvlngtbem 1150n8' lids.

8Ox 4 211 I NTII QA. I Bellig th. ining fertl AB RD DaU Its I FrS No 1 1q ft we1 om the tra t. pub lie. as uengerfrom part-of thedralncanbeeeTrl4 c.

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om. fi HOUMPhone G1JurODDepot W. E. A Atla tarCIt L. 3" I a 7 I 1 AFflV rnirVPTT9TflN ATINTA GAS.

muitSDAT. FEBBUiB6 IDOZ EA1RANNED AugustalsArranging la I 4 3 ULS Li th ociatIop hi i a is I i ht i 0 I tira 1 i lh I ci tF i 4 1 to YTHILLFOR ISpe i. nt I th L- tho C. coot couI i a r. has 4rm rtron cape 1 esoap also Fo rt 1 It lift fe du hi Itend wa i acocult i' thr cii i.

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I 5. 1 5 Iti to sirtatn large. nit. is lit i n. or in 3d go sri.

LOS th .4 it Ia. I i It 1 tI IXPECTORANI CURES COU6Pt5O1D3 CROUP i RONCHLTlS a 5AAFFCflQ For Sale 34 WaIL St ATLANTA. GA. 1 I R. e- is Sf.

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MIa lads eves. re the Methodlatgburc a- ls I 11 Re- cing rtain l. acre ay ills. is inery. i ected eration ills roceS5 ac- unt.

ompany. SpecIal. re fo nd ompany he I. llis. i nd he iou I 1 ii Ut ate I.

A 11 I bee ii ly high as w. 5. es e- pro erties high 1110 lieu gert ai rid a tM lI In i spra c. fl tiseptIc I tor i g- speak I clirnat I te i pu rn a cot condit I oi in- tr Tab ts andy stoma ant pleasu Vu us rT itg Tabi eta ti desh sbtc. tbei- ndctIseme1 Oflaot lnJux1alutdrUg i' a Soi" aiu1Eliminator a ofURICACID i otherPOISONS and p- aS ofNew Children Physiciaas flfeeirae Louis Mdiazl 1901 vICt1 can.

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Boiled-and Soleby orWrlte andPrlce. Bro. i bc. uii-r1 I a i ui l5on a' rvet1e Fuliasbestosllnedalumlnumliued 1 THENEW AIRLINERAILWAY DaflyUpon Vaehlngtora Ne a cnd4qOOd. a wetornebytbe can.be.

the eat isfactory perfec MarketSAUOtdo' AskforTlcketeVlaSeaboard a. est th I' creeriul1y oic i iioo jeg' a E. I a.

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