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Is to lore children, and no home can be completely happy with* out them, yet the ordeal through which the expectant mother must pass usually is so full of suffering, danger and fear that she looks forward to the critical hour with apprehension and dread. Mother’s Friend, by its pene trating and soothing properties, allays nausea, nervousness, and all unpleasant feelings, and so prepares the system for the ordeal that she passes through the event safely and with but little suffering, as numbers hare testified and said, “it is worth its weight in gold." $1.00 per bottle of druggists. Book containing valuable inforniation mailed free. *' THE BRADFItLD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga. GREAT GATHERING AMer’s rrM : ******** 2Jueior Porch Shades Make your porch the cool est part-of the house, by us ing Vudor Porch 8hades. We can fit any size porch, and at a very small price. We are showing a complete line of Water Coolers and Freezers at very little prices also. S. A. & W. X. Freeman. ALBANY & NORTHERN R’Y. DAILY PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES. NO. I-v. Savannah ...7 Lv. Atlanta 8 Lv. Macon 11 Lv. Jacksonville 8 Lv. Cordele .....2: Ar. Albany 3: 17. -.IBam S. A. L. Rj :00am O.ofGa. Rj :30am G. S. & F.Rj :00am G. S. & F.Rj 10pm 36pm NO. 18. Lr. Albany ...,12:00noon Ar. Cordele 1:26pm Ar. Savannah ...8;00pm S.A.L.Ry Ar. Maoon 4:20pm G. S. & F.Ry Ar. Jacksonville 8:00pm G. S. & F.Ry Ar. Atlanta 7:60pm C.-of Ga. Ry NO. Lv. Albany 4' Ar. Cordele .... 6: Ar. Macon 9 Ar. Helena .....9 16. 30pm 16pm 36pm G.S.ft-FJly :30pm 8. A. L. Ry NO. 15. Lr. Macon .. ..6:46am G.S.&F.Rj LV. Helena 6:80am S. A.L. Rj Lv. Cordele 9:80am Ar. Albany ....11:16am For additional Information, rates, etc., address A. V. PHILLIPS, Com'l Agt., Albany, Qs. J. 8. CREWS, 8. A. ATKINSON, Union Ticket Agt. V. P. & Q. M„ Albany, Qa J. Q. ADAMS, Soliciting Freight and Passenger Agent, Cordele, Ga. Watch This Space! New Albany Steam Laundry. ’PHONE 39. DRINK A BOTTLE CARBONATED 7E 5 CENTS. EVERYWH We thoroughly Sterilize o and rinsed. Drink Oni Mark is securely stampedfupon every bottle. try bottle before it is washed The Genuine! The Trade “ITS CLEAN AMP fjtlRE. THAT’S SURE” THE ALBANY COCA/COLA BOTTLING CO. Exclusive Bottlers to the Trade. Albany Decorating Co, Paints, Otis, Varnishes., Wall Paper, Burlaps, Room Mouldings,' ' Rumney Bldg. A Albany Decorating Co., Paints, Oils, Vamlsbes, Wall Paper? Burlaps, Room Mouldings. ’Phone 398. Rumney Bldg, - ’Phone 893. PRINT OF ROMAN CATHOLIC ECCLESIASTICS. CENTENNARY OF LAYING OF CORNERSTONE OF OLD BALTIMORE CATHEDRAL. Most Notable Gathering o£ notable event Secretary, of the Navy Prelates In This Country Char,M x *- nlvIt9tf Since the Last Plenary: Council — Some Interest ing History. ) Baltimore, Md„ April 28.—The reg isters of the lending Baltimore hotels today read like a directory of the Ro man Cntholic church In America. Page after page of the registers Is fllled with the ■ names of archbishops, bish ops ahd monslgnors, abbots and lead- of tlio various ecclesiastical or ders, all of whom have come to attend tomorrow’s celebration of the cente nary of the laying of the corner-stone of tho old Baltimore cathedral, the seat of the primacy of’ the American hierarchy, the great hall of legislation for tho church In tho United States. The gathering of prelates Is the moRt notable this country has seen since the Inst plenary council, which was held in Baltimore In 1884. White largo nmnbor of tho visitors have found accommodation nt the hotels, ninny others nro being entertained by private families. For more than a year plans for the celebration have been In preparation, and those who have the affair in hand have been occupying all their spare time In arranging the tremendouB amount of detail necessary to Its suc cessful culmination. The ceremonies will he characterized by Impressive solemnity and a magnificence that will flttlgnly lay claim to comparison with some of the splendid events that have given fame to St. Peter’s at Rome. The program of the celebration will begin with an Imposing procession of the priests nnd prelates around the cathedral block tomorrow morning. The line of march 1ms been extended to allow the thousands who will strive to see the distinguished churchmen plenty of opportunity. The order of the.procession will be as follows: . Assistant Master of Ceremonies and Censer-Bearer. Processional Cross-Bearer. Cathedral Sanctuary Boys. Seminarians. Regulars In Habit of Their Order. Reverend and Very Reverend Clergy. Arehlepiscopal fcross-Bearer, At tended by Acolytes. Members of the Faculty of the Cath olic University. Monsignorl. Right Reverend Abbots. I Right Reverend Auxiliary Bishops. Right Reverend Vicars Apostolic. Right Reverend Bishops. Most Reverend Coadjutor Arch bishops. Most Reverend Archbishops. His Excellency tho Most Reverend Apostolic Delegate and Attendants, His Eminence Cardinal James Gib bons nnd Attendants. * In the sanctuary, vested In the cap- pa magna, the cardinal will oecupy his throne, and directly opposite, also oc cupying a throne, will b the apostolic delegate. He will be similarly arrayed In vestments. Between the two thrones and high altar will he the archbishops, bishops and abbots, while the monsig norl will be seated on the gospel side In front of the cardinal’s throne along the sanctuary railing. Members of the faculty of the Cntholic University will he placed on the epistle side near the sanctuary railing. Archbishop J. M. Fnrley, D. D, of New York, will sing the. solemn ponti fical mass, and after this x celebration hlB grace, the venerable Archbishop P. J. Ryan, D. D., of Philadelphia, will preach. At the end of the ceremony the recession will be In reverse of the procession, but the same route will be used. The start of the evening procession will ho from the cardinal’s residence, and the route within the cathedral grounds used. His Grace, Most Rev erend S. G. Messmer, D. D., archbishop of Milwaukee, will sing the solemn pontifical vespers at 8 o’clock, and the sermon will be delivered by Archbish op J. J. Glennon, p. D-, of St. Louis. The cardinal will officiate at the ben ediction of the blessed sacramenL During Monday a nuipber of Infor mal receptions will be held among the many visitors and their friends. The main social event, however, will be the celebration In the evening at the Lyric theatre. All the prelates win be In attendance, and with the other distinguished guests It will be a most to deliver the welcoming, addresb, which will Include a general talk da Cardinal Gibbons, hta groat work, the cathedral and Catholicism In Balti more. ' An Hlstorle Edlfloa. As a center of hlstorio and religious Interest the BaMomre cathedral stands) second to no edIBce In this country, and tomorrow’s) celebration will but add to the many events that havo tak en place there sad which have been of Immense Importance to Oathollolsm In the United tSatoo. Baltimore, through the faot that John Carroll was the first bishop, hay* lng been consecrated In 1790, Is the primatlal see,’ and, therefore, accord- fit yon are going to invest In Albany realty give ns an opportunity to show you-how to double your capital. FOR SALE. We wlU dispose of the following city <lota In Arcadia for the next ten days lng to the Roman order, has, and will, -oa-tbe following terms: $16 cash, bal- always have, precedence over all oth ers, no country ■anoe ,$C per month. Each lot Is for matter to wfint extent the 'sale at (68. No Interest will be may grow. All the great,charged on deferred payments. Bach counella ofVhe Catholic choroh in this let Is 68 feet front by 136 Met deep to United States have been held* and will; continue to be held, here; and In all an alley. K,you will'eoneMsr the won derful growth of Albany and note: the American churoh assemblages Oib appreciated price ot dtjr lota- daring head of the Baltimore archdiocese, aL [the-past twelve months you would not though he may not hold jffrMIMtott* -tatl-to purchase one or more of these will still be the- mest: ooneplBuous flfi- valuable, tracts. We hare disposed of are. The * great many and have only a- few cornerstone of the Baltimore -more on- the market Lots'of people cathedral was laid by Bishop Garrofli have-made more than double the price •of their, lets-bought of us. Here are ths-lotm on July 7, 1806; Tire-site selected fob. the edifice was purchased from Oof. Howard, of ReyolUtlonary fame, Thb architect was B'enjamln Henry La- trobe, the grandfather of Gen. Ferdi nand C. Latrobo. The granite with Albany Deeomttsg Co.. Paints, Otlr, varnishes, Wall Paper; Burlaps, Rumney Bldg: ’Phone 393, war mn* "Judge," said 3tr*i Btarrenr to the magistrate who lwl ressntlr com* to board writ her, "I’m particularly loua to base you trythU-chlckeow “I have triad, it," raplled the. magial trats, "and. my decision Is that ths chicken has proved an nfiM.”—Pfittm delphla Mr. S. L. Bowen, ot Wayne; W. Va.. writei: “I was.a sufferer from kidney disease, so thru at times I could not get out of bed:; and when r did t could not stood straight. I took Foley's-KJU1 ney Cars, One dollar bottle and part of the second cured me entirely." Foley's Kidney Cure works wonders where othertare total fall area. For sale by Hllnsan-Saie Drug Co. CLAYTON JONES. ATT0Rt*W8-AliUa# l Real Estate. PtkWa 408. FOR SALE. Ohe+hlf acre, with 6-riOta cottage, u ... . . , . ndJWnfog V. F. Price residence; $1660 which the church Is buOt was hroug^ bal. four yeira In month- from the quarries of fflllcott City lk , carts drawn by oxen. The work of construction slowly but steadily pro gressed until ISIS, when It was Inter rupted by the war with England: which continued from 1812 to 181$, After the elose ot the war work wal resumed and. carried on till the con* ptetlon of the building, In 1821. On May 31, 1821, the sacred. edifice was dedicated by Archbishop Mare» chal. About fifty years ago. the por tico was constructed by Archbishop- Kenrlck. Off May 28,1876, the cathe dral was aolmenly consecrated by Archbiahop Bayley. The saorltty was erected In 1878 ana the building was enlarged and tha new sanctuary added In 1888, Since Its dedication, in 1821, the cathedral has been-the scene of many conspicuous-and historical gatherings. No churoh In the United States has witnessed so many consecrations- ot bishops and ordinations of priests at have taken place within its walls. Twenty-six bishops have been conse crated before Its altar, and many of these prelates have occupied a lead ing position among the American hier archy. Among the number have been Pnrcell and aider, of Cincinnati | Whitfield and Ecoleston, of Baltimore | Fenwick, ot Boston; Dubois, ot New York; Whelan, of Wheeling; Gross, ot Oregon. Ot the twenty-six blsliopt consecrated in the cathedral ten have received their honors from the hand* of Cardinal Gibbons; In the cathedral three prelates were Invested with- the- lnslgffih of cardt- nalltlal ranks—Gibbons, Satolll and Martlnelll. , In the same edifice tea provincial counclte and three plenary, or natlo» al, councils have assembled; Arc> bishop Spalding presided over the sec ond national council In 18(8, and Car dinal Gibbons over the third national council In 1884. This last national council was attended by seventy-eight bishops and abbots and by the leading clergy ot the country. 01 the seventy- eight prelates who attended, that coun cil only fourteen survives FOR* SALE. Nos. 23, 24, 26, 26 and:,27, on Ninth street, In Hlbck D; each $69; $10 cash, balance $6 month. FOR SALE. No, 3 one Eighth strict In Btbok B, $M0» FOR SALE. Hob. 3,. 10, 11. 12, 18,14 and 16 on NIfith street In BlookvF at $66; $10 cash, balance. $6 per’ month; no in terest ■ FOlfsALE. NOS, 23, 2t, 26, 26, 27, 30 and 31 on Ttatlt street in Block F eaoh tor $66; $10 oath, munch $6 per month; no ItatatML- For sa£e. 13 lots on Tift street on very easy terms. 3 10 $176; , FOR SALE. o« Piaatort- street eaen tdt »y terms, FOR SALE. 1 lot on 8tote street, $760. 1 lot on Residence street, $660. 9 acres-adjoining western- city lltm- Its, reaching from Soolety street to Residence- street Price for each sore $600. Will-sell the whole or will sub divide. FOR SALE. The Lonsberg residence, 8' rooms, 67X210 ffeet, Wee street-, 2-room .house on alley; waterworks, electric light* UNDER THS OPERA HOUSE. W/. ' I have just received a lot Of : - WHITE JAP 8ILK SHIRT WAISflTS . ' 5 • •• which rycro to Have UMh Herb for the Easter and! Chautauqua trade, but somehow they were delayed In transit. Iu order to dispose of them quickly I will give mg patrons the benefit of this dolay. the regular prices of suoh waists are $1,00 ahd $3.60 eayh. My price, as long ha they lgt.wlll be only m * ■ # 1*1.98 . • ' •• Come while you. can get ydur size. D. Neuman, !! Agent for May Minton PnwiriwaJ 11 ’ '■ if, ; i Albany National Of ALBANY, 6A. Opened BUrinnee Bopt.Oth, CAPITAL - SURPLUS, * - ■ l Every facility In the b'ahktng fiuil- neas offered to customers., , Savings DepaHtftiertt. nterest Allowed on Time mm CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY i - t * Arrival sod Departure Of THUbs at X:‘X HE X. 9 CEAYTON JONES, ATK>BNBY&-AT-LAW Air* Estate. RooifitaS, t MhtiSr Hgkbw Bonding* Foir Dbthan, STondikaSS bkrt ...Vi....... Y-fOtnn For Dothan, PloKhi and Look--"'- hart • 3:86pm For Macon, Atlanta, Augus- . to, Colhmbus, Savonflali., HotaB For Mkcqn, Atlanta, Colnm- bus, Montgomery, Troy.,..ll:S4-»fa For Maoon, Atlanta, 8ayAn> nab ..; 6:tf0’pw arrivals: From Lockhart, FlOriUh ad» Dothan 8:45pm From- Lockhart, Florals and Dothan- 11:40 am rom Augusta, Savannah, . Atlanta, jdaeon. . .7(81 am From Montgoment, Troy Co lumbus, Atlanta, MOcott... 8:40pm Than Atlanta. Bavanqah. 'Ua- ’ con, lUmjeottgry; 1 -Cdftikp- blit * • »>■•■»> a # 61 * • » » to 41j80p» ALL TRAINS olAILV.’' , Drawing room twehn Albany and arrtvlut kt Albany at leaving Albany at 8:00 p. m. ear between- ARM tram arriving at m. and leaving All For further lnlon A. Atkinson, Depot It 8. Morris, Commsl --any. G» Mov^d! old reliable Stood stoset.^ ’ Bt ° rC ’ My Spring samples are ready for In spection. . • . . ;> jos. l. fo\Rey, 'X: ALBANY mm C 0 9;3PKXO . -MANUFACTURERS OF— Annual Capacity, 10,000,000. ..l.axii, .:-7hi Something New In Life Insurance. In addition to caAylng your policy from-the-10th to the 20th year for 5 per cent of the' premium, and It you (Be-in that period no'charge Is : against your polloy, you can,’by lng 60 cents extra ft Insured against total ability-from accident''or alum* oease god tag; policy Is full paid up, thus covering two risks 24-lmo PQ ws My* - 4
