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THE ALBANS I Is to lore ehlldrca, an* M hone can he completely iippf wiwtoiu man, jci uw eraeal through which the e» pectaat mother most pen nsnallT la ao fall cl mficriag, danger and tear that ahelooka leeward to the critical hoar' with afpeehcnalon aad dread. J aFe<—ii by ha penetratiy awdaoothing ness, aal aft wasleasaat i l foe tM sssss Mourn testified and aaid, “it is i ks weight m gold.” $1.00 per I ct druggiata. Book containing valuable information mailed free. UK BKABfiaa REGULATOR CO.. Atlaata. fie. RAWLINS THEATRE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 12th. ARCHIE L. SHEPARD PRESENTS '['HE GREAT LONDON AND NEW YORK SUCCESS THE DUKE OP KILLICRANKIE = ::"Z^W1TH ■; ^=== 'Rose Coghlan sAnd a Talented Company of Players. The Entire Empire Theatre, New York, Production. Two Yooro' Run In London. PRICES, Five Months In Now York. . BOo, 75o, $1.00 and $1.50 Seats Wednesday. Pointing the Way. That’s the mission of our advertising; the store must do the rest. If we point right, if we are in earnest and honest in our public announcements, if our merchandise and - methods invite your confidence, then the road, the welh beaten track, leading direct to our doors and traversed by hundreds of the buying public hereabouts, will become a familiar road to you. There's economy at Money saving satifaction at every turn when once threshold of this store. the end of it. confronts /ou you cross the Read On Bridles. . . .50c to $1.50 Haines. . . .35* to 1.25 Traces. . . . 50c to 1.00 BackBands 15c to . 1.25 Boy Dixies. . .1.$1.75 to $2.00 Hamon Stock. . . 1.00 Canton S. B. Plow 5.50 to 6.00 Blounts " “ 8.00 to 15.00 Buy the Blounts True Bkie Steel Plow and get : the best. R. C. Eatman, Albany, Ga. ’Pkon.e 5. P. S. A Disc Harrow at a BARGAIN. High Praise For Donnelly & Hatfield. Here Tonight. The Pensacola Joirnal of last Sat urday has high pnlse for the Don nelly & Hatfield M astrels, who will he seen at the Rat Has theater to night. Here is a pci ilon of the Jour nal's notice: For years A1 Fields' Minstrel per formances have be n recognized as peer o’ them all. 1 le very name of A1 Fields in cbnn« Ion with a min strel was like magii, upon the people throughout the oejntry, nnd the friends of that getdeman one year ago proclaimed that |e had exhausted all minstrel features on earth. Few t u ever expected to see line which would e\ nythlng In that, n make a corn- over has sprung snatched the as their own. was superb dull moment, paiison—he had retied the acaie— that was the popula verdict. The advent of Do: oily and' Hat field's Minstrels has Ready changed the tide, that Is so Ir as Pensacola Is concerned, at leit. A packed house witnessed last light's parform- ancc and after It wo all over tills new aggregation, whii up In a single season laurels, claiming *her|: The performance There was not n sing no stale jokes, no thiome features but on the contrary wi replete with fun from beginning l end. The opening scene Is gorges, with Its many colored lights kd elaborate scenery and the daslill costumes of the players. Orlglnalltjitamps every detail of this performito, which all goes to make up a fjt class and unique entertainment. ' The songs, mostly a new, were all well sung. Partturly la this true of "Rufus Ra s Johnson Brown," by Dee Edmoi, "Nobody," by Arthur Crawford, “I VaB Only a Message From Home, eet Home,” by Norman Stanley, “I. y Lou,” by Tommy Donnelly. The olio was partlciily the ljest feature twlng Brothers, Roman Battle This Is one of the mi feats In Jugglory Imaglm strong, e Tuscano e jugglers, wonderful . The turn of the Toledo Troupe aetata, Is an other strong feature wl deserves more than passing notlci Rose Coghlan Tonow. "The Duke of Ktlllcri e,’ which will bo at the Rawlins tier tomor- row night, when presents! the Em pire theater, New York, wpnlversol- ly voted the best playjilch had come out of Engl""'! for ly years. The piece which enjoyed rogue In London had a rim n’ ove 0 nights at Charles Frohmsn’s Cl on The ater, where It was mour In the most lavish manner and ed by a brilliant company. The sacare as to ensemble was observe^ this country, which' insured thbst pro nounced success. The com - which is tonring the country thlason Is one of the finest ever orgsd. Miss Rose' Coghlan may he meji'ed for the stellar position, but also Mr. Lynn Pratt, Walla rsltlne, Minna Phillips uod seve others well known to the elite. T rlglnal equipment Is carried and e' advan- tage is offered to insure of the handsomest performances late years. Prices 50 cents to Use Cheney's Exoectoran for coughs and ‘colds, andevent pneumonia. stores. 25cts. a bottle mptly drug Always leave them Iauglwhen you say Good bye. The city fathers have ael isely In deciding to widen the ralks of the city. They are looklnde fu ture. 9-tf "It’s the Same Old Story At holiday times plumbing is neg lected for social festivities. Ex treme cold comes in to “top, it all off” and before you know it you’re wrestling with the Plumbing Out of Order proposition. We can fix it, and we will do it at ‘clearance sale” prices, now so popular with those who have “goods left over.” Ours is the best work in town, as every one knows. Must Be Quick. Pains In the stomach anheks of the colic come on so soth and are so extremely painful th me diate relief must be obtain: lore Is no necessity of sending f loe- tor In such cases if a bottle am- berlaln’s Colic, Cholera and ! oea Remedy Is at hand. No desan prescribe a better medicine, iale by Hilsman Sale Drug Co. The Guards want a new ry, and they believe they are gj to have one. Harris Plumbing Co. E. P. HARRIS, Mgr. 102 Pine Sheet. East Store of Rumney Building. ’Phone 255. Nothing will cure indlgsect at doesn’t digest the food Itself, jve the stomach rest. You can’ ct that a weak stomach will re ts strength and get well while compelled to do the full worl a sound stomach should do. u wouldn't expect a sick horsept well when It Is compelled full day’s work every day oi tl Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a It dlgestant, and digests the fdod! less of the condition of your s' Relieves Indigestion, Belchlni Stomach and all Btomach dli Sold by Albf.uy Drug -Ct>. all man-Sale Drug Co AN ORDINANCE.- Granting Additional Powers and 'Prlv' lletf:* to the Albany & Northern Railway Company, in the City of Albany. Sec. 1. Be It ordained by the May or and Council, of the City o.’ Alba ny, and It Is hereby ordained by-the authority of the same, that in addi tion to the powers and privileges heretofore granted to said Railway Company, the Hollowing additional powers and privileges are hereby granted: The Albany & Northern Railway Company shall have the right and privilege, of constructing Its, track from the Union. Pnssenger * Depot along Front street, to (ho North aide of Pine as slial be hereafter set forth In the plans and specifications provided for In this ordinance, and to construct said track from the North side of Pine street along snld Front street south to the Southern limits of the city, occupying a space fifteen (16) feet wide Immediately west of the center line of said Front street. Sec. 2. Be It further ordained that this ordinance as adopted, and the powers and 'privileges therein set forth, are granted to snld Albany & Northern. Railway Company with the following conditions and restrictions, to-wlt: That said Railway company shall not begin to exercise the aforesaid powers amt privileges until il has agreed In writing to the conditions which may ho^ Imposed upon it In writing by the Mayqr and Council: nnd agreed to and accepted plans and specifications, showing tho manner ami way In whloli said (rack shall lie laid nnd maintained which may ho hereafter adopted by said Mayor and Council, ami further, that said Rail way Company shall furnish said plans and specifications. Sec. 3. Be It further ordained, that said Railway Company, .before work is commenced to carry out said plans nnd specifications, shall furnish good and sufficient bond to the City of A1 bnny, to be approved by Mayor nnd Council, to Indemnify the City of A1 bany against any loss through dam age which might arise or result to adjoining property, nnd to Indemni fy all adjoining property owners from any loss or damage which might arise or result from the carrying out of said plans and specifications, which bond shall give said property owners the right to sue thereon In the name of the city of Albany, for their use, for such damages, and that said bond shall ho considered cumulative to any other , right or cause of action which said property owners might be 'em titled to against said Railway Compa ny, by reason’of the carrying out of said plans and specifications. Sec. 4. Be It further ordained that said plans and specifications shall he submitted to the Mayor and Council by said Railway company 1 within five months from the adoption of this or dinance, nnd work to carry out said elans nnd sneelflcntlona after their eeeontnece by tho Mayor nnd Connc'l shall he cnimoneed within six months from the date of acceptance; else this ordinance becomes null nnd void. Sec. 5. Be it further ordained that Raid Albany & Northern' Railway free ns ny shall, under no circum stances, commence to exercise the powers and privileges conUniplnted In this ordinance until said Company lias agreed In writing to* surrender and waive all the powers nnd privil eges previously conferred unon It by the city of Albnny In so far only as relates to said railway’s powers nnd privileges > heretofore grnntod to run nnd operate steam cars, onglnos or dummies on Washington Btreel, and further agrees in writing to run on said Washington Street In the future nothing but cars propelled by electric Ity, cable or horse power and to run and operate such cars only for the • transnortatlon of pas sengers, provided that the. Raid railway company shall hnvo the right, power and privilege, as here tofore granted, to run and operate steam oars, engines nnd dummies on Washington Btreet from the’ north side of Commerce street south along said Washington street upon Its preR- ent right of way, and unless said agreemen, surrender and waiver, as herein contemplated, Is ton dated with in thirty days from th acceptance of •he above stated plans and specifica tions, tills ordinance shall become null and void. Sec. 7. Be it further ordained thnt all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby re pealed. : A CLEARANCE SALE OF Men’s and Boys Suits The Holiday business has left our our stook (in many instanoes) with odd sizes, henoe these price reductions. Men’s Suits that were $14.65, are now Men’s Suits that were $12.66, are now I Men’s Suits that were $10.98, are now Men’s Suits that were $9.98, are now Men’s Suite that were $7.70 are npw Boys’ Suits, up to $6.65, are now — suiuLyS it for Iujkss Look fir bad weather, ladies, and^ b? pSpared fo ■ Croup by having a bottle ot The only pleasant, certain and quick cure for Croup. | Only 25 c a'bottle. Once used, you would’not be £ without it at any price. Men and women can prevent bad colds, pneumonia and grippe by taking in time Samson’s Cold Breakers Cures in a few hours Colds, Coughs. 'La Grippe* Headache, Neuralgia, Pains in the Lungs, Hay Fever. 25c A BOX. Owl Drug Fresh Garden, Flower arid Field Seeds. ■■MM fl AN ORDINANCE. \ Granting Additional Powera and Prlv Ifegss to the Georgia Northern Rail way Company, In the City of Albany. Sec. 1. Be It. ordained by the Mayor and Council, of the City of Albany, and it is hereby ordained by tho an thorlty of the same, that in addition to the powers and privileges here tofore granted to said Railway Com. pany, the following additional pov ors and privileges are hereby granted: The Georgia Northern Railway Com pany shall have the right and privil ege of constructing Its track from the Union Passenger Depot along Front street to the North side of Pine, ns shall be hereafter set forth In the plans and specifications provided for In this ordinance, and to construct said track from the North side Of Pine street along said Front street South across Pine, Broad and Com merce streets as far South as may be necessary for the proper handling of Its cars to and from its depot grounds south of Broad street, occupying a space fifteen (15) feet wide Im mediately east of the center line Of said Front street. Sec. 2. Be It further ordained that this ordinance, as adopted, and the powers and privileges therein set 'orth, arc granted to the said Georgia Northern Railway Company with the following conditions and restrictions, to-wit: That said Railway Company shall not begin to exercise the aforesaid power, and privileges until It 6 Per Gent. Farm Loans. THOS. H. MILNER, Altorney-al-Law, VENTULETT BUILDING. agreed In writing to the conditions which may be imposed, upon it in Leonard N.! I. Cltttord Halo. I. HALE & SPEER, LAWYERS. ORloo, 981-2 Brood Street, Albinr, So. ^Prompt, nod corotnl attention iiivtn ii boolneiw enbmltted.tn mr;.*. writing by the Mayor and Council; and agreed to alnd accepted plans and specifications, showing the man. ner and way In which said track shall be laid' and maintained; which . may be hereafter adopted .by said Mayor and Council, and further that said Railway Company shall furnish said plans and specifications. Sec. 3. Be it further ordained, that said Railway Company, before work IB commenced to cairy out Bald plans and specifications, shall furnish good and sufficient bond to the city of AI bany, to be approved by the Mayor and Council to indomnlfy tho city of Albany against any loss through damage which might arise or result to adjoining property, and to Indem nify all adjoining property owners from any loss or damage which might arise or result from the carrying out ot said plans and speoflcatlons, which bond shall give said property owners the right to sire thereon In the name of the City of Albany for their use, for such damages, and that said bond shall be considered cumulative to any other right or cause of action which said property owners might be entitled to against said Railway Com, has' pany by reason of tho carrylng out of said planB and specifications. Sec. 4.—Be It further ordained that: said plans and speclflcatlons'shall be submitted to the Mayor and Council by said Railway Company within five months from the adoption o’ this or dinance, and work to carry out said plans and specifications after their acceptance by the Mayor and Council shall be commenced within six months from the date of such acceptance; else this ordinance becomes null and void. Sec. 6. Be It further ordained that all ordlnaces or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby re pealed. , DISSOLUTION NOTICE. The firm of Davis & Christian, com. posed of H. S. Davis and E. C. Chris tian, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, E. C. Christian retiring. The business will be continued by H;*S. Davis, who assumes all liabilities and to whom all debts due the firm are to be ipald. H. S. DAVIS, E. C. CHRISTIAN. Albany, Ga., Jan. 3, 1906. mm