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Solid Oak Medicine Cabinet 9xlZ mirror In door separate closed apartment with shelves 16 SAJ1PLR WARDROBES. SMI Ok t22SAMPLE BED ROOM SUITS. No two alikej Solid Ok Mahogany and Walnut. Id SAMPLE CHIFFONIERS. No' two alike.

Golden Oak and Mahogany. 450 up. to 50 woTH DOUBLE. 21 Sample EXTENSION TABLES No two alike. AU In Golden Oak.

395 up to 4200 WORTH DOUBLE. 0 PIUM COCAHJt WHIMT IWB. la 4m. BBn4n of Tjfrrynro. 7 ol ltj Rock OB Horn Twtmrat Mtt ntU.

iddr B. II. WOQUCY II. DM Atlanta ea. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

CHINA. PAINTING TAUGHT AT LTCZTTL You can paint your own wedding. and crtitmu presents. White China and Art ll ri 8SV. Whitehall ctreet.

Corr ponaence invited. c1n1aaa4 Dffft ia A xenon ar 22 PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ATTORNEY AT LAW O44O Equitable Phone 1227 Atlanta. Ga. R.

T. y. P. B. Brewster.

Albert Howell Jr. DORSET BRSWSTER HOWELL. Offices 23 S. 206. 207.

209. HO HI and fit Law building Pr or an 1 Hunter Streets Atlanta. Qa. Long distance telephone 620. COTTON SEED OIL AND GIN MACHINERY.

Kot In any Combination or Trust. Complete plants from 15 to 200 tons capacity. Special small plants for ginneries. Cotton gins and complete ginning systems. E.

Van Winkle Gin Machine Wts. Atlanta Ga. lor to It. trrtei without pal. or coifinrmrnt Cure paBa.

trtOo cop fl VEAL. Vint" i priugn Sa AtHltlL ESTABLISHED IN 2SH PETER. LYNCH At 95 Whitehall St. ier in foreign and domesu. wioe liquor.

tobaccos and all such goods a belong with a. Grit liquor store in tact. It. is called by a large number- of my customers headquarters for fln an4 pure wines and liquors for medicinal purposes. Peter Lynch is also running No.

7 W. Mitchell street as his Teat variety store and I. dally getting more and more tabllshed as such. He has just received a fresh lot or turnip seeds. also on' hand fruit jars such as Masons mental top Jiasons Improved glass top and JI1U- YUle and Woodbury pints.

quarts and half gallons. 100 empty spirit and wine barrels haf barrels and kegs. Terms each. 9 JK An Authority on Coffee Says in the Encyclopedia Brittan. ic that ll berries make the Toast aromatic coffee in the world.

Good Luck Coffee is a perfect blend of Mocha and other stnalj berries. richly ripened rightly routed and properly put up in sir tight pack. ages for 510 and 20 cents contain. ing coupons for handsome presents. Get Good Luck" imported roast.

eel and sold by the ARAQON COFFEE COMPANY Richmond. Virginia. MORE CAR OFSAMPlEFUKNiTURE From THE GRAND RAPIDS EXPOSITION myed this st week and will be placed on safe Monday at less than on the dollar. Among this lot of goodI are Bed Room Suits Sideboards Hat Racks Parlor Suits Couches Lounges Morris Chairs ExSn5onJab1es Safes Rockers Chairs Iron Beds CenterJa- Chiffoniers Library Tables and Wardrobes CARPETSMATTINGSvRUGS LACE CURTAINS AND OIL CLOTHS. Will be sold this week at a Big reduction in price to be In keeping with the price prevailing in our other department during this great sale week.

CARPETS. made laid and Uaed and a floe Rat In cluded free with Carp told. INQRAJN Jsc Yard Up BRUSSELS 4Sc Yard Up VELVETS 8Sc Yard Up rpald duty to the IL A ffltt I 1 1NU3 custom house her. OB oar tint Import ttoa of rtattlags aad show tbe prttisit itaintiest Sprint patterna yet offered oar pttan. PORTIERES OILCLOTH 193 3Sc Yard Up 3Sc Yard Up 498 SAMPLE.

BRASS AND IRON BEDS. POTWOAUICL SOLID BRASS-BRASS TRIMMED AND PLAIN. 198. Up' to 7500 WoSaW 12 COUCHES' AND BED' LOUNGES. No two- alike.

Leather Velour 495 uVTof 5000 WORTH DOUBL E. 16 SAMPLE' SAFES. No two' Mike. Oak tlaple and' Ma. S19SWK.

1200 WORTH DOUBLE. SARGE PLUNKETT Springtime Is Upon the Country Ones More. PRETTY GIRLS ARE HERE But Not Many Flowers Rave Shown Themselves in Our Woods. For The Constitution Spring is on us again and whether the season is late or forward makes no difference with the singers who have waited for the opportunity. We have the wild flowers.

the birds and the trees. Such things as the' haughty might not care to see. I hold in my heart a. pity for these. And thank God for giving he country to me.

We poets. must meet these seasons as they come and If the flowers are scarce and the' birds fall to show up. It 1 no fault of ours tbe seasons may fall and the birds may stay away. but the spring poet can never fall. We are just obliged to meet all schedules and we perform our part with perhaps the greatest pleas- ore of anx class living.

Alter spending hcurs trying to ring in the death of good Queen Victoria me and Brown both gave up the thought of dOing anything very great this tlrfte and shall console ourselves by some pmall talk with town folks in the nature. of good advice. or at least A good suggestion In this connection it truck with great force at what time these town folks could have It they only knew how. Why in the world don they get out to the country and breathe th fresh air of the spring mornings Romp over the fields and smelt the fresh plowed ground. Go into the woods and gather the dogwood blossoms and honeysuckles Pull Oft your shoes end wade un and down the little providing It Is riot freezing Swing on limbs and jump to and fro across the ditches just to make yourself tired enough to sit down on some mos mound and watch the birds and hear them twitter provided they have come.

This is what we. would call great. and It we had not lost so much time striving to ring In the death of Victoria we think we could give our Ideas in splendid Thyme upon this line. hut we lost the time and all we can do Is to ask the reader to consider the above as splendid verses perhaps this Is just as well. It is easy enough.

to address II. few lines of advice to rich folks any poor fellow could do that. Pretty soon these rich folks win be rushing off to the fash. lonable resorts and spending thousands or dQUarl' for- pleasures that are not half so good as they could have for a little of nothing out on the plantations around them. The fascination of travel or the dissipations of the fashionable re.

sort could neverbrtn that freedom from' anxiety and that peaceful repose that could be found right around you at some country home and at B. price which would lessen the roll of suicides for we. an know' that all these rich- tajM are Rot really rich they are only apes and are kept in an eternal strain to keep up the appearance of really being. rlplj. From this class comes the most of the suicides The reader will please.

consider all this a being in our strongest spring verses arid as most readers generally have an Idea that they can do things better than any of us writers. I wilt state that you are entitled to do your be In strengthening this idea and consider it us. If you please. But there really Is a das who are entitled to do Just as they please without any advice from us. These are.

the mll- ltonartea People really rich tit enable Knowing this. the wonder la that all very rich people have not foind out that the pleasures to be found at the home of any prosperous countryman la beyond anything they can flat in strange lands and among strange people. The only reason that I can arrive at for the very. rich purusing the- course they do Instead of falling on' the plan suggest ed is that it La fashion. Bat then the thought occurs that If fashion was all.

these very rich know that they could work up a tad at once ongoing to the We Carry a Large Stock of All. Kinds of Building Material. Get Our Prices. They Tell tue Tale. SOUTH GEORGIA' LUMBERCd 0.

32 W. Hunter St Cor ItdlsoaAfe. country about and that all the fools would tallow them. mention this a a suggestion fpr som teal missionary work. It would be what I would call real charity It fashion could be Instituted that would relieve the strain of thousands.

The country don really want these fool but if the truly rich would follow ruth a plan we could stand the foolish for the sake or charity. But what a time these truly rich and sensible people could have by going out to the rural" districts' lust think what a time the sensible iris and boys could have under such a plan' They would surely be the admired of all their surroundings In such caoe. for- country people are susceptible of being caught by the graces- which wealth can lend when. used properly. Only think of how grand one of the rich belles of the city could make herself at a good old old-fashioned country church and the same- would apply.

to the boys. It strikes us that It all the. use of. wealth was tempered by good common sense and toned to the key of modest refinement. that every dollar would be toona blessing rather than a source of contention.

The reader may consider this one our spring poems and improve on the idea as much as they please In their minds. But knowing what we know. and feeling the xjet fire as we feel. it is the old man millionaire and his' good wife that draws the envy. of me.

and What folks they could hi It they would only spend la country hospitality what they' do spend in theater tickets' and- things Of that natured Any man really- worth a hundred thousand dollars could be a regular George Washington if he would only try. I think it an honorable ambl Uon to held great among the people' by whom one it surrounded. What good does it do the old money- lord to remain all the time among people of hi own rank A line house on Peachtree street Is no great matter in that locality but if you would take all the money invested in that Peachtree home and spend It on a country place. what folks you could be I think this last the very best idea of OUT spring puses. but any reader can spin it out to suit themselves and beat us all to death on the line as no doubt.

hIXn ier WKUI think themselves cap- ahi of ant but please remember tn we expected. to do me- ua done it but- nothing. ot a poem with a Queen Vic- rIng. Si back time lost in our vain effort at BARGE PLUNKETT. WHAT THE NEGRO IS DOING' natters of Interest Among the Colored People.

Some years ago. that is about three. At lanta had the privilege of hearing Paul Lawrence Dunbar. the' poet laureate of the. Americans at Gammon Theological Seminary.

The Impression made by him are green in the memories of the people Now. on the 224 the citizens of Atlanta are to be greeted by another one of the' famous authors of the" American negro. This time It will be Charles W. Chestnut. He will reed tthe First Congregational clrlireh on the evening or the date named above.

Charls- Chestnut is well knownto me. He always was a hard student arid ready writer. lie has written several' and It has been my pleasure to read two or them. namely. The Wire of in YoutbhjidTbe Conjure Woman.

The Wife of Hir Youth contain nine stories a foilowa The Wife of HIS Youth. Her Virginia Mammy. Th Sheriff Children. A Matter of Principle Clfie lys Dream. The Passing oTQrandUon.

Uncle Wellington's Wives5lje Boil Qust" and The Web Each story 1 thrilling from beginning to. end. The Conjure Woman' contains seven chapters of original stories under the following heads The Goophered Grapevine Po' Sandy. Mars Jeemss Nightmare The Conjurer' Revenge SIBeckys PJckanlnny. The Gray- Wolf Hant.

and Hot Hannibal In. The Wife of HI Youth. are several itories that It dramatized would revolutionize sentiment and nubile opinion along certain. lines. One of these Is The Sheriffs children.

The Conjure Woman" Is mostly IA rie. era dialect. and th originality Of the stories in this book places it at' the head' of' ttther productions of the kind yet written. I know the church be crowded to hear' W. Chestnut In hi own productions Miss Ruth Holsey.

daughter of Bishop L. IL Holsey whonow1 resides to Paris France was present at the. funeral ot Queen Victoria. Oh. for such countries.

a England and France but It. took years upQn year to produce uch countries. America will reach that stage of civilization In about one or two hundreds years more. The colored people in Georgia and other southern states are leaving the farm and country and coming to the town cud tittea. While this-1 try be regretted yet it 1 a fact When wa look-for the cause in such cases we can find it In the CampbenJcounty aa.

afl lr. They. are not protected they are not paid enough for Jhelr labor to support themselves. nor' are they. given laborer' chance In the 16 SAMPLE SIDEBOARDS.

SOLID OAK POUCHED AND QUARTERED. 975 up to 20000 WorthoMM YOUR CREDIT 76 80 they think they can better their condition to the towns and cities. What are the results The farmers cannot secure labor enough to run their farms and the colored roan coning to the city finds himself face to face with a new Ute of things and without a. sltuatjon. is soon driven into the slums anti then into the prisons.

This is the sad end of many of the colored people that leave the farms to- better their condition In the cities Again. the farmer Is a loser in this sad state of things. Unable to secure labor to operate his farm and therefore unable to make the Old plantation pay. he be comes disheartened and. soon with hi family find himself coming.

to town to better. hi condition. Hence. the cities are growing In. population while the country districts.

are decreasing la population and in the meantime no one helped. but rather both farmer- and labor er have lost in the change. Now what can be done to cbeclc this growing evtlT First. make the laborer happy second. protect hi life and property.

Both of these things can be and ought to be done. The first can be done by the landlord dealing honestly with his farm hands by prompt and honest settlement by having the laborer leel that the land lord loves them and Is in sympathy with them. The second cart-be done by seeing that justice Is meted out to them and to those who treat them wrongly is I being done in Fairburrf in this stated now A respect. or1 law wlfl brlngorrfer out of chaos and three together' will make a happy and tiutet tldthmt1h1ty and a qluet. pp taw abldnp community is a prosperous commuter However much' fc may desire the- coming or this era wilt b6 ulfy a hundred years before ur Ififyld of the.

free ino home pf the brave" will reach th glorious Height lit the march of progress and true civilization. America Is Just corning in sight of' the temple of true civilization and all this after more than two hundred years of many struggles ano many wars In time it win enter. Richard Allen lodge Knights of PYthlu. held an interesting meeting last Tuesday night. The hall was Ebbed with members and visitors from.

Eureka and Zenith lodges when Chancellor Commander W. Shanks raed the Ifrige to order. Just here I will say that this officer 1 now serving his third term- of office During that time he has raised the roster of the lodge from about fourteen members to seven. and from a heavy debt all debts paid and a nice sank account Eureka lodge has also grown In the past eighteen months from about eighteen members to forty-eight In the last. report.

All this ha been done iy the- wise management of the officers led by H. R. Little Atlanta's new lodge. Zenith. has thirty new members and.

is making an excellent financial record. Each lodge Is now striving to have its own court the female department for the wives daughters ann sisters of Knights. This order. ha taken a. great leap forward.

since last July. Since then five new lodges have. been organized old- ones revived and nearly every lodge' has increased It membership-- some have more than. doubled. In- sickness it pays 33 a.

week in case of death or a Knight it pays to the legal relatives 300. It the wife Is A member of the Courtof Calgn ha thonl die 4h hust and or legal relative receive. 100. The toUowlPi is the glorlons record of the onejx3ges. ow operating in the state tpce July 1904 Wltecemter IS BOO Notices- of theflrt hilt ot the year p.

ojOa1. Enreka lodge. No. Atlanta. Ashuty Strickland Eureka lodge No.

6 Atlanta. JoHaggrm Cres pent. lodge. No. Savanriih Henry olds Atlantict loge 9 7.

Brunswick W. I Hooley. AtlanlULioaEe No 7 Brunswick. Joe Rivers prlnr vCreek lodge. No 57 Brlnson Thopias Jackson Oriental lodge.

No. KJ t'-LintrIcus Marshill Jickson. ArtesInodge No Al bny P. F. Pierce PideIly No 1 Augusta.

Rupert White. Antonio. lodge NOI 41 Nlcholll R. B. Washington Lincoln lodge No.

63 Columbus W. Walker. King Solomon lodge. No. 18 Columbus McOttry Pericles lodge No.

69 Macon VV Fauik. Pythias lodge NO. 24. Valdosta Edward RoBett Rathbone lodge. No.

22 Cordebe. Claims paid la full for the first halt of the year- Ellis Brooks Colnmbu I 75 00 Jake Brown. Maco7f 100 John 11. Feaster. Savannah 2011 fir R.

R. DavIs Mobonald JOO 00 Henry Reyno1e Brunswick. 300oo Joseph Hoggra. savannah SOOOO JO Conoaliyv Atlanta- 40000 F. F.

Pierce Augusta. 800 00 W4 Li. llooiey Brunswick 00 0 i Marshall Jackson. Albany SCO CO C. McCrary.

Maeoa 300 fu Joe Rivers. BTlnson 100 00 Taos. Jackson. America 100 08 pdwanJ Robert dele" 100 Oo Asbury Stttckland Atlanta lco Wm Walker Cotaau 4v. 100 This disease always result.

from a coil or an of th 1frtp and may pre. vented by the timely use orchamberlalna Cough Remedy. That remedy was extensively used durlagTShe tptdemles of La Grippe of the put- few years and not a single ease' has ever been. reported that did not recover or that resulted-in pacts' monte which shows it to be certain preventative of that dangerous dleae Chamberlain" Congh Remedy ha gained a worid-oflde-vrepqauod for Its cures of cora and gript For vale by- alt drurrtat PaUonlSe' American ooda especially when you knowthey are the best. Ilk 27 SAMPLE HAT RACKS AND SEATS TWO ALIKE.

SOUP OAK QUARTERED AND POLISHED. 350 up to 4500 SUW. R. B. Washington Columbus 100 00 Total Endowment received for the semi-annual term- Brought forward July 1 At 33 July it 1900 173 August SI.

1900 478 SO September 30. 1900 919 60 October 3 1900 604 40 November 30 1900 494 5 December 31. 1900. 1017 63014 25 Respectfully submitted In Co and B. Me Cohen.

M. of E. secretary and treasurer. 51 Hall street east or box 216 Savannah Gd. Creswell.

a. C. chairman. If one lodges with a membership Of 2048 could do this. what ought double or more than this number- do The time la not tar distant when every town In the statacan boast of Its K.

of P. lodge SUacdb now has six lodges with a large membership. Atlanta ought to and must have five or six prosperous lodges Du. D. R.

Green and W. F. Penn are members of Eureka lodge. the tatter being- Its medical examiner. Dr.

P. Walton is a. member and medical examiner of Zenith lodge. and' the writer is a member and medical examiner of Richard Allen lodge. The grand chancellor.

C. Creswell of Macon past grand chancellors C. Ross. Rev. Shaw.

E. W. Rhodes and their associates are pushing the order on to success. One of the most faithful in this work. Is the grand master of exchequer.

F. II Cohen. of Savannah. and also put grand chancellor. Dr.

Davis. of the same city. It costs only 475 each to organize a lodge of twenty' men. This pays for all the lodge material. deputies' work.

medical examination and literature. Let every town organize a convention at- once. By all means Cartersvtlle. Rome. Marietta.

Athens. Decatur and indeed every town In the state needs the protection or tie order. Last Sunday Rev. C. Taylor.

of the Boulevard A. 31. E. Zion church. gave an interesting and spirited address to Y.

M. C. A. colored men at their hall. 434 Peachtree street.

The meeting this af triioon will be interesting end will begin at 4 and close at Ii clock. The meetings are growing In interest every week. Every Sunday new faces are seen in the meetings. The men of the city are waking up to the sense of their duty. All men are Invited out today.

I have been informed that the hotel men of the city are deeply Interested' in this movement and have resolved to help' push it to success. This is a grand step for them. The waiters' union could easily subscribe 25 a year for the support Of this work outside of what individual members might do arid two other male secret and secret organizations might do as much If they will only appoint a time I will come before them and explain our work and methods. The work Is spreading. Rev.

Newton of Bethel. will lift a collection for the work. Rev. W. 21.

Jones says he wilt give' the men a good congregation to speak to and a good collection We are golug forward. Urgent practice has kept me. from the directors' meetings for two weeks but Professor W. B. Mathews.

vice president and Dr. 3. R. Porter. secretary.

and W. A. Wynn treasurer have kept the work oing In the sessions. The M. A.

of the Baptist college will. carry out the following programme this morning at 10 o'clock. The public Is Invited Hymn Congregation Scripture Reading In Concert Led by W. A. Alexander.

vice president. Invocation Congregation. Introduction President of the It. C. A.

Musk. The Object of the Y. C. B. Relation of' trie T.

tO Ute College 21. Brooks. Music. Report of the M. C.

A of the College- Its Needs A Z. Kelsey. rrite Work or the City T. M. C.

A. Among. Young Men in the City" Dr H. R. Butler.

president of City C. A Music Should the M. A. be Encouraged by Pastors' and ChurchesT" Rev E. R.

tarter D. pastor or Friendship. Baptist church. Music Discussion What Agencies Can Be tTsed by the M. C.

A. ta Cause More Young Men to Attend the Sunday schools and Churches Opened by Rev. W. I Jones. oa tor of Beulah Baptist church.

followed by other pastors and superln- Closing Remarks By President George Sale. Collection Hymn Benediction Ri William Newton pastor of Bethel A. M. E. church.

who has tx lok able to tie out again. BUTLER. Seaboard Line will sell excursion tickets from all stations' at rate one first-class tare to Washington nd re turn account Inauguration Dates of sale March lit Id. 3d. rood returning until March 8th.

City ticket office. 7 North Pryor street. R. BUNCH O. P.

A. Portsmouth. R. 11. TATE.

A. P. A. Atlanta. Ga.

Pour Train Daily to Macon Via Central of Georgia Railway. Leave Atlanta 8 00 a. m. arrive MCeon miTa. at.

Leave Atlanta 4 OS p. m. arrive Macon 7 p. m. Leave Atlanta 750 p.

rn. arrive Macon 11:00 p. m. Leave Atlanta 00 p. at.

arrive Macon 22:20 a m. Double daily through sleDing car service to Florida on trains leaving Atlanta at a. and TM m. No trouble to ahswer questions. Phons No.

14 Ticket. office 1 Wail street and union dept. For ndaome Calendar write 3. P. Daly.

A. if 1C. and T. 117. System.

Atlanta Oa. For Asthma" usa CHENEY'S I EXPECTORANT. e. Jjf fcJ 16 SAMPLE DRESSERS. No two alike Golden Oak and ufo 5500 WORTH DOUBLB.

5 SAMPLE DINNER. SETS. No two alike. Plain Gold and Dee' 295 wfo 18. WOKTH Dovl.

A. F. UEBMAN Real Estate Ranting and Loans 28 Peachtree Street. 42000 per year income for only 5290000 and probably' increasing all. the time.

Owner request that I do not give location. Ii' you hive 290000 or part call or write for particulars. A. F. LIEBMAN 28 Peachtree' Street.

Want to exchange- some good city property tot- a farm of front 400 to 80 acre within twenty mite of Atlanta not too tar from. railroad. Want Improvement on farm. 3. C.

HENDRIX St COS South Broad Street. For LaQrippe and in. fluenza use CHENEY'S EXPECTORANT. Ob.CARTS We bought entire sample line of Go-Carts oItt N. NThayer Co.

Erie Pa. shown at Pittsburg and offer them at 50 per cent off. We also have a number of last seasons Carts and- Carri. ages on our floor- which we- will dispose of at almost your own- price. 22 SAMPLE PARLOR SUITS.

No two silks. Satin Danuuk Pluah. Velour Brocatelle Tapestry 950 WORTH DOUBLE. 14 SAMPLE FOLDING BEDS. No two alike.

Golden Oak and Its. WORTH DOUBLE. SAMPLE CHAIRS AND ROCKERS. 34. Band 6 of a kind 50cEACHUPTO1500 WORTH DOUBLE.

A Ft A ID FORREST ADAIR. I W. AUAIK GEORGE W. ADAIR. REAL ESTATES street 173 fu Inz about two acres.

1 This is absolutely the finest niece of property to Improve for building nuroosei in the city limits of Atlanta This piece of and is snugly ensconced In nest of eight factories which' employ over 1500 workmen at good wages. It the nearest piece of vacant prop erty to- the following factories Lumber Co. Atlanta Woollen Mills Georgia Soap Works. Coleord Lumber Co. Hightower Box arid Tank Factory.

lea Factbry. Terra. Cotta. Ml orles WQuld rent readily for su a month and could oe DUUI cneaper man any where else In the city. being just across the street from one of the largest lumber companies in the city.

We offer this entire property for 2800. giving CGO feet ot building frontage at less than 425 a front foot. FOR' SALE. IS 600 buys a 2 story a G- room cottage and' 10 lots. on.

the south sde one block from Georgia- avenue. This Is-a chance to make at a ing investment with 10 lots thrown in to sell off or improve Piedmont avenue between Forrest avenue and Currier. an up-to-date modern home. story. 8 rooms on lot IlOxilil.

The house ocuples only 5 of the front- ge leaving 2 good lots will sell all at value of house and one lot. This wont go begging. You will have- to. hurry. 275 teat on Forrest below' Piedmont venue for sale for a few days at CO 00 a front foot.

AU or divided. 4nto lot of 601200. This' the greatest bargain on the street Come to see us about this. See us about bargain on near In Edgewood avenue property. See us about an- ideal home.

on An' ales avenue. A 7 room cottage on Simpson between Spring and Williams. AU improvements. In house And' on street. Lot Wxl68 to alley This Is a chance' to buy.

a bargain on terms to suit. See me about this STEVE HOOK M0r. Sales Dept. ROBSON IIOLLEMAN 2nd Floor Gould Building. HENRY L.

WILSON Real Estate. Alabama St. Phone 844. for a handsome cottage. rooms on Manguth near Mitchell St lot 41.

by 105 to an alley. 700 for room cottage tot ZOO by 365- near Clarkston. on Georgia railroad. IS acres of very desirable and valuable land on Hemphill avenue. near Emmett street.

Here' a chance for. profitable speculation. lots on Peachtree Place fot' less money than they will ever be offered for again. This is the best location for the money. 63 by 200 on Marietta street has 2 cottages.

nts for 24 per annum. Here 1 a fne investment. The' future. bound to bring big increase in value. 3100 for cottage on lot SO by ZOO on Boulevard near Auburn avenue.

Manhattan Club Pure Rye IS' Good Whiskey. jta the kind you ought to drink when you do drink. It costs yru four dollara a gallon or 125 a full quart and its the lest lor the money you can. buy. Give it a trial.

POttThompson Liquor Co. Both Phones No. 9 it Pryor St. Washington and Return Via SOUTHERN. RAILWAY The Route of the Worlds Famous Trains The Washington and Southwestern Limited" AND The United- States Fast Mail" Account INAUGURATION MARCH 4 NIL Tickets on sale March a a and 3 Limited Mar 9.

SOUTHERN rjDallyTk-alM Each Way A I WA Quickest and Host Comfortable Way TfHE DINfNGG ROUTE For- information call at KmbaI House Corner Phone 143 or Union Depot Phone 278. BROOKS D. P. A. Atlanta.

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4 95. Plush. Tapestry. 5000 UP TO. DOU Oak.

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1'- a ut 1 11Id this II fr' somS Id char1t belnsUtut- ied th coul try" don't fools. 1an co l4 the. therural thtnk Ih tl 1 under i ll ca. forCOuntry UI ceptlbl i cau l1t tbegraces' i i one-of uses common. every ot Sllrtng Oet te 1.

nli hu dred 2ul Geor Washl on op trYt Itan lD be- reat wh iti one me. his i I Invest d'i i I awt I as. I every er' win I able doing. but. that.

as l' rtng poets pected. acme- thing and we have It. I course like tOrla rung tn. It we could ve rung But. we could.

not nor can WIj cali nback the gjng. ter 7 i I o. At i ntahad i bY' peg pleNow i nta e. iiu re tIlllr tl' th da te. CharlesChestnut me.

dy I hwbeen pleu reto Wlfeot I18Youth ias ta The I Prln. fple ottr ridlaon. vesl1IeBOu Webcf Ea. la thrl1 Gra ev1nl Rey nge. WolfaHant Hot lfl.

a10 otthese beSher urs chll lren. ttiost1rbi If bo 1i ftat' f' th r' pr04 ctJonsof know' wit' hearCW his JZpd t10 daughtetofBlahop LH H01seywhonow res1destft. Frari ttheifurteralot as Iand uceuchC9untrle. Am rtca cly lza aboUtoneo d. lo je tnd or ian lOuthemutes lea and eom1ncto thetowna' Jfd WhneihLt t' etlt lc Welo for n.

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i PL OTO UKB. PoUStwDAND WOrth Uble Whitehall St. t. 0- tter to arethereaUItst ec eDl ma.and col rec1man hlm elffac tace nd tberums IIItbe I fnIIer tajl. sac I labor be sogn.

his t1n his tlon. aredecreulng tarm randlboJ9 erhave theehange cb th1s his a1tI hat ds bypromptand laborel8reetthat thel nd' in bysee1ng fs.mete\ Who ir at tll ls' etat i nQw. ila 11" brtnJ1 abdtJrose Itci ther' dl lmtri11tyf bt4tn am. prosperollscommtdtltf1. Howevermuhj rlj.

a wlre th om- this. era. wJUb utI le nc1 homepf l1ebi Il gl theiharch tr dv1Uz tf i fw ndre 17eai3 na watsIn lnJ. lad ts Interestngmeetlng Eur ka ln eUor S. I I saythatthls Is.

fo rteen' I and' de nlcebank fromabout mbers this-has be neby I andis own' dep rtment ana hIB sln Its Inslck ciue a' qurt IL hlrr ou A husbandor or. lorlo1p re dOf one tQ ce 11 eeniber UI1IOO of first" yeafi ilIT Ear JqlO1ge. Asb lty 6. rOIa avan iIJiHenry 1d At1anUq 1 9Xe' 7BrypS. ct HOOlerj Atlanttc11odre.

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walker SOI 18. C. ari. lod 89. acon WF 24Valllosta Rol ef o.

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CA i 1. i git rter DI1 t' nd8hlpBapUst Dllcus llon. t1 ed' bvtbe AtaCausl to oastor otBenlah oth tendenta. Remarks-By Rev. th tal' beer.

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0 UIiJO WORTUDOUBLR. 5 PLE a lS PtT 1800 A nting er requ 2 ooOO writefor ItHENDRIX CIT exch nle- Ifrom twentymilsa CO uenza cc VT c. A. us t. ntir ple.

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fOLDINGBEDS lde 10 50 pT 7500 I 275- SAMPLE I a. of aaeS ofeklnd'- SOC EACH UPlO15ob WORTfiDOVBLB. O. W. ADAIR Ws offer for auJcksiil aPiSCe of van ant property fronting 38 feet on-Benjamin acroSa from the WoodwardLunib er Co.

running back 109 feet on Glenn test along Wells street to alley and 20 feet along' Bluff street contain- absolutelYthe urooses' ssnugiy a- t. ov SO lC Works. andthe Knitting Mllls Many of the workmen employed at th se places lIve three mtlea from the. mills andlTe clamoring for houses. Three-room houses 700 month.

be built cheaper- than any- II beJ. lli 0 n1 i 1ront 6600 a. Georglaavenue. alng lots II otror Forrestave lJ OX18 he age. Thlswont haveto afcw Jot.

6Ox o. bargaJnpn I see. aboutthl I homeonAnJ gff' ttage Ths1s Jhla. OOKMgrs Soept. 1OAI a 8 tft er anaUey.

cotta eJot la a sH a i chanceforprofltable 3 PeaehtrePIace torthe 1nt1Ma iot cott SJtes. rents 411 Is fut Ab' Invahe. eottageon SOby ar n. t' the youought drlnkwheri dodrlnklt tt1 rourdolara gaU 125 or' themon canbu ttsThOlii pson' Liq uotGO Phones NO9 1' 7. 5 0.

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Bed Lounges Extensin Tables tenter Ta- Dresses Library CARPETS MAIlINGS RUGS low prlces INURAIN23c JA thiJJ. aflne Rugin. Ti fCUStOmbOUSbSCS oaoizrflratlthporta. PairandUp rtu aia on. CLOT1I.

ptold YELV8TS5c rctort.r.doztrp4na. SAMPLEBASS AND1RON UD 198uto75Q0 IF WORThDDUBLE. SAMPLESAFES d4 1 Jiorany. io I SARGEPLIINKETT dit- thehaughty nd hon ysuckles. PU lt wewould verses-perhaps ad could thfshiona4e prlcewhich fOIS as ft leave nder re strange onthe alt.

th a WeCarry TlIeCI1 t2leTaIe. STWARTtpp aaw RunterStCor5tt1sonAye i I. I i r' i wcAald thatwou aans hat tothe the resiii andspend reader- that earing In hve But could call I I ringing. PLUNKE I tod theevenIngor thedate known to pteaedreto ivTouthconcains ne as tJowaThe he Clde Wlves be of Ste Beckys ftOCodjure I t- liolsedaughter ofBlsbop whonowresidestn kuch Th farms' et is iThenwe lo I canflnt I Carnpbelj countyGa aalr. ltotprptectedtbey llzeiriabor I Ste.

te .4 I- jjrjjjcjj t6SAMPLEiIDEBOARQS. 3OUDOA1C 975up IS GOOD Ai 1iuuiiJ I the lecure erto gh flndshImself-fac'Lotace Istat things theprisonL rmer so n. I checthlsgrow1ng the-land- thentand lsIn is. Is beln dntn Patrb4n7jtn stattnow. A respe foIawfl-brlng'orttr i lawbL4tn ofthls ltwlThbo fnlf feknd thebrae reachthht Otinany it lodgeKnlghts 111 thatthis donsby ledby an order-has in eased 4l he husband l.

JbdgeoWperatInIn stateatpce ofea-jaithefirathtIf tbeyea- EerOa1odge. 6. 6s4Ianta No2 SavandahlHenryReyn p. i Hoo1eAtIantl4 1iodge lto BiverspringCreek lQageo rlnsoioptas 5hltykSofl 1 Ai- bodgetNo. 1.

Wbk fortheflrst of 10000 Jog. P. 200 00 20000 10000 10059 iu Pieunirnla CaBe Prevented. attack o. lit.

be dh. a med' a' fc eoII gnu ilbe t-- I tIATRACKS NOTWtALHCS 110 17b 73 00' 25' an Creswetlof efiancellors. 3. thl ofSavannah. a col- theY.

Brawley kite Y. A 4- Rav ofPrIendshipBptist 4. HyntnsBenedtetlon sick. agai IL aJe a 4:06 50 rn a. a amnand7tOpm.

146. 15 bbndsome T- P. Kaltd Notwo ld UP-TO kF peryear foea acres. Plugl TO. 20000 I4SAMPLE twoa1Ike OoldeiOak 1O5OT UPTO 1500 A A II- VY li tuc I l' 3 atreetacross 200 It ofAtianta.

landis ce and the thtse and are streetfrom offerthis entireproperty glvingH0 bmflldlngfrontkge is a apaing 23000 d1vlded4nto pit room aboutthis. MgrSales l300 I 700 in Atlanta. 23900 for lot f3by Marietta lias2 Ia' Rye0 thekind on fourdollars Zor- ii' 4ch RAt LWAY 1 tHEDlNINGGARROUTE 3 I IRpqKSMO1GANDP. i- a S. i 1 t-.