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IffDSTINCT PRINT f HR ALBANY DAILY HERALD: WEDNESDAY, APRIL Beautiful New Dress Accessories for Easter , - - ’,7 Some of the Things You Must Have to Make Your Easter Toilet Complete No doubt, you have bought your faster gown ere now,'and your Easter hat, too, is most probably packed carefully away, EVERYWHERE 5 CENTS. We thoroughly Sterilize every bottle before it is and rinsed. Drink Only The Genuine! The Mark is securely stamped upon every bottle. fc IT*S CLEAN AMP PURE. THAT'S SURE" THE ALBANY. COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Bxoluilvt Bottlers to tho Trade. North St., Albany, Ga. But we’ll venture that there are some of the little, but very essential, things which you have procrastinated i So, we are calling your special attention to this stored unusually attractive stocks of beautiful new dress - r — L “ ^ ^ for Easter. ^ Silk Gloves. Belts. Fans. Combs. An almost indispensable part of every cor rectly dressed lady on Easter morning. Shown In 12 and 16 button lengths in all the spring shades. Also a beautiful line of Lace and Lisle gloves and mits. Scores of extremely novel and stylish Belts are ' included in this big line. Beautiful Belts in Gold and Silver-—Plain, Braided and Persian. Washable Belts of Linen, Pique and Eyelet Em broidery are shown. A large shipment of beautiful new Fans, just in time for Easter. Very attractive assortment of Paper Fans, and Silk and Gauze F^ns.on or namented Wood, Santal Wood; Gilt and Ivory frames. Beautiful selections and a wide range V of prices. You’ll agree with us that the I son are unusually pretty. Then, too, we have been very careful in selecting these back and side Combs of ‘Amber and Shell, beautifully' mounted and ornamented with stones. See them. Neckwear. Ribbons. Veils. Exclusive line of new and beautiful Stocks. ■Turnovers, Chemisette and Collar and Cuff sets in Linen, Lingerie, Eyelet Embroidery, and Baby Irish and in the new shadow effects. A stock metropolitan in size and quality. The extent to which Ribbons will be used this season may be judged by the size and elegance of our Ribbon Stock.. Persian and floral designs for Sashes and Girdles; beautiful Ribbons for Belts, Stocks, and, in fact, for all purposes' We’ve never offered better or prettier hosiery than we are now showing. Such.an assortment and such good values we’ve never seen. Lisle, Silk Lisle and Lace Hose shown in colors. Beautiful Silk Hose in black and white. A very important dress accessory, and in this line of Novelty Veilings you’ll find the very latest creations of fashion. Dots in all sizes, in all the popular shades for spring, reasonably priced. tf'-ii , , ^ number of beautiful Easter Souvenirs in Sterling Silver—Boole Marks in birtli-flower designs, Spoons, Pen Staffs, Sewing Sets—35c 50c $1.00 $1.50 $1.90 The Quality Store. HofmCLyeTy JotlCS & Company . The Quality store. Better Soda. Than Ever Customers say our soda is better than ever this year. As we hear the same thing every year we are inclined to think our soda Is fast reaching the point of perfection. We certainly try to make it as near perfect ns possible and spare no expense in, our efforts as, We use the best of everything in. making it and serve it in bright, clean glasses. We do not stop at the best materials fpr we employ expert dispensers. Even pure soda can be)ruined in drawing. When your spring thirst arrives come to our magnificent soda parlor and drink soda that is delicious, refreshing and satisfying. -Hoggard Drug Co., •Phone 75. Delicious Ice Cream Warm Spring Days people find the first warm spring very fatiguing. These will find our delicious ice cream espe cially refreshing. Made of Pure Cream. Daily mMany Flavors. ny Drug Co. DRINK A BOTTLE washed Trade Excitement for a Time Amongst the Queete of Peachtree Inn. I Atlanta, Ga., April 11.—As a result of a fire yesterday the bam of Capt. E. S. Gay, of 20 Currie street, was de stroyed, and the Peachtree Inn, In the rear of which was situated the burned barn, was the scene of Intense excite ment. The hotel gueBts were thrown Into a panic until they'discovered that the Are was not In the building. A line bird dog and a costly carriage were burned, and a fine horse which was seared by the fire escaped and has not been found. GOOD PROMOTERS. Titer Sin,l live f-o-vni- of to- ■pirtug Confidence: A story Is told about a young felTow who applied at a big bunking estab lishment for a position and who upon being told that all the clerkships were filled said quite confidentially, ‘‘I’ve never, worked at the promoting busi ness, but can’t yow send me to some friend of yours who needs a pro moter?'' Strange indeed It is that almost ev ery one of the successful promoters of the present day is a man who went Into the exceedingly difficult work with scarcely more preparation than had gone the venturesome yo-ntb of this yarn. > Gifted with good address control of the English language, fluency of speech and determination, a man who em barks in the field lias In his possession the qualities that have made many promoters rich and powerful. Many of them were lawyers to begin win-,. Others were life insurance agents. One or two sold stock iu a small way. Gradually each o f these men came to see that carHtvv. out a new way for himself would give him a wider and more substantial future. And then at that moment the promoter was born. But whether these promoters have wou their spurs by orgs>dzlug big con cerns or corporations .r by selling those already In the field there Is not one of them but will tell you that most of fits success was due to his power to Inspire confidence. A promoter that cau’t make'“the other ftdlojv” believe In’ him and In hls proposition might better be cleaulng the streets.- He never will succeed. The successful promoter must ot? able not only .to look men In the eye, but he must also be able to face the post discouraging circumstances and fight his way through them. “Fall” Is a word the meaning of which he must never leayn. And the rewards? They range from millions to a fee of $7 that was ouce paid to a promoter who successfully promoted the amalgamation of two competing bootblacking establishments. —San Francisco Chronicle. WITTE’S ULTIMATUM TO RUSSIAN CZAR. The Emperor le Told Plainly That He Must Choose Between Witte and Dunovo. St. Petersburg, April 11. — The steadily swelling tide of Liberal suc cesses aud the overwhelming victory of the Constitutional Democrats in the election at Moscow, have brought the struggle between reaction and reform to ,a. head. Premier Witte, late last night, according to information which has reached the Associated Press again tendered hls resignation to the Emperor with a clear cut Intimation that the latter must choose, and at once, between him and Minister of the Interior Dunovo. The Emperor, according to report, took the resfgna’- tton under consideration and re turned no answer. The latest dispatches bring little comfort to the Conservatives. Reports continue to be favorable' to the Con stitutional Democrats. A summary, of the official returns shows ahat fifty Constitutional Demo crats. 26 Progressives and 1 13 unclassi fied members of the lower house have been elected. CHANGE CLASSIFICATIONS OF TWO RAILROADS. Petitions Heard by the State Railroad Commission. Atlanta, Ga., Aprll^.1.—A petition to place the Georgia, Southern & Florida and the Atlantic & Birmingham rail roads, now in “Class C.” Into “Class A.” with a consequent reduction of 26 per cent, in the freight rates, was heard today by the Georgia railroad commission. The commission will be In' session several days. BURIED BY SOLDIERS WITHOUT HONORS. • ■ • *■, One View ot LOtv. Love is merely a madness, aud, l tell you, deserves as well a dark house and a whip as madmen do, and the reason why they are,not so punished and cured Is that the lunacy is so ordinary that the whlppers are in love tcx>.—Shake speare. The U>nal Reiolt. Little Willie—Pa, jt’il be awful glad when I ..get did enough to do as I please. Pa—Naturjilljr, ray son, and when you reach that age you’ll proba-, bly get married and not do it. The Elks will have" an important meeting tonight. Several candidates are to be led through the mountain passes of Tennessee, and other* busi ness of interest and importance will ctyim attention. Rauilam Snperitltion#, In Russia much rain is considered a good omen. It Is believed that- the downfall wnshes away the evil' spirits, who would otherwise be hovering in the air ready to work woe to the mon arch about to place hls crown on. hls head, the bride on the point of plight ing her vows, the babe- on its way to the font or whosoever might be the hero or heroine of the moment. Fur ther, the superstitious moujik believes that each stream of water has its Rusalka, or good spirit, a lovely maid en with yellow hair floating, down her. back, who spreads plenty around, but should the water fall, so that her hair dries, she will die, and famine or other disaster ensue. Albany Decorating ’Co n An Appreciative- Dost. During one of the last birthday cele brations of the poel Whittier be was visited by o celebrated singer. The *lady was asked'to sing, and. seating herself at the piano, she begun tb^ ‘beautiful ballad of “Robin Adair.” She find hardly begun before Mr. Whittier's pet dog came into the room, and, seat ing: blmselt\by her side, watched her, jte though fascinated, listeping with <le- ugli r unusual in an aPimul. When she had finished he came aud put his paw very gently into 1 her hand and licked her cheek. ^Robln lakes that as- ;a tribute to' himself,” said Mi*. Whittier. ‘He- also is ‘Robin Adair.' ” The dog, hearing his own name, evidently con sidered that he was the hero- o< the song From that moment, during the lady's visit he was her devoted at tendant. He kept by hef side while she was indoors, and when she went, away he carried her satchel in hls mouth to the gate and watched! her de parture with evidence of distress. Another Shipment We have just received another shi|>- ment of Rambler, Cleveland and Tri bune Bicycles, and if yon failed to get one out of the last lot you will surely find what you want in this one.. This is the best lot of wheels ever brought to Albany, and they will be sold under a positive guarantee. We would be glad to have you call and let us explain why our wheel is the one you ought to buy. B. FT. SMITH, The Leading Wheelman, Pine Street. Morris Weslosky, D. W. James. President. V.-Pre» P. H. Bates, Cashier. N. R. Dehon, Asst. Cashier TMNainal Bit OF ALBANY. GA. CAPITAL $50,000.00 UNDIVIDED PROFITS .... 12,000.00 Solicits accounts of firms and lnd. vlduals. —r- —— £2 Atlanta, Ga., April 11.—After dying a tragic death while a prisoner among strangers, hls body unclaimed, and nothing known concerning hls home or his people, Lewis Persell, a young cavalryman shot and killed Monday at Fort McPherson by a sentry while trying to escape, was burled yesterday in the military cemetery at Marietta without military honors. The funeral service was simple and brief.' Hls pallbearers were soldiers, members of the Seventeenth infantry. The post authorities have been unable to learn anything about the young man’s peo ple. i'i NOTICE. I take this method of notifying my friends that I will hot be connected in any way with the negro bank, which I understand is to be opened in Albany. I make this statement because of the reporlj that I am to be president of this bank. 10-3t D. L. JACKSON. A Lively Tussle with that old enemy of the race, Con stipation, often ends In Appendicitis. To avoid all serious trouble with Stomach, Liver and Bowels, take Dr. King’s New Life Pills: They perfect ly regulate these organs, without pain .or discomfort. 26c at Albany Drug Co. Morris Weslosky, President. D. W. James, W. R, Pell, 1st Vice-Pres. 2nd Vice-Prw. Joseph B. Davis, P. W, Jonec. Oaslier. Ass’t Cashier. First [National gank, ALBANY, QA. Capital $60,(KM Surplus and Undivided Profits. 80,000 MONEY LOANED. . Deposits received subject to Sight Draft. A general banking business transacted. Bankers’ and merchants' accounts solicited. Easter- Then Chautauqua., Tke store tkat kas looked,to your wants so well m tke past kasnt for gotten tkem tkis season. We are Let ter prepared tkan ever, kut kadn’t you Letter make your preparations now? Everytking tkat’ Furmskings Dct'dif i