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Newspaper Page Text__TH E_ AshburnAdvance, ______ —— -— — ZZ- — - —--- J B. HORNE and C. B. BRADY, Editors. dffleia) Organ of Worth County, TKRM8 OP SUBSCRIPTION (Invariably u * in Advoaca.) ' .V, One y 81* month*.................... - Threw month*.................. Entorod at the postoffice of at tho Georgia, aa mail matter ,. M< Hass Hecting. A, , uMlIng of Ik. rill»i» «>« tl.e old "««*.>».•..... Executive 'I""''""" Ooruimt- with toe, on Tuesday, the 10th inob, a call of the districts by iliecloKpd ns present u majority of Dio old committee present from tho variour ilialrieta. The following committee was »o .serve for tin: i ext two years: See- i, l District—J. S. Betts. / llnss and R. D. Law. Third District—I. Howard, J. \V. Upritig, W. J. Davis. Fourtli District—<i. W. War¬ ren, <«. W. Ford, I*. S. Barber. Fifth District—J. M. Sumner, ,J. I). Bridges, F. Park. Sixth District—W. K. J. A. \\ arren, C. V . <»ia\eB. Seventh District—W. L. st ‘» r > J. G. Poll'iUl, J. H. i iptmi. Eighth Distru t W. 1, Alfred. 8. D. Parker, 0. J. Jenkil.s, Ninth District P, i’idham, K. K. Young, K. N- < "ngo. Fourteenth ^’r. K. Han is, J. M. Rouse, S. S. Story. Hixteenth J. W, Davis, Murk Ti«on, W. J. Scott. The Committee then Judge Frank Park Chairman, and Col. Mark Tison Secretary, for tie- next, two years. Upon motion, the mass ndopti d the n gulat , is laid down hy the State Executive tee as to qualifications of in the coming primary, and ng gested that the newly elected committee follow their advice. The Executive Committee tired and adopted tlx- follow,ng: That none but registered Democrats shall vote the com- ing jirimarv. That the registration shall (dose on the evening of May 4th. That the county primary shall be he held on May Jbtli. That (lie Clerk and Tax lector slinll at once lie instructed to register voters until May 4th. That on May fith their shall be sent to the Clark of Superior Court. A committee of live, chairman, shall meet at the ollico of Col. J. G. Polhill at Sylvester, on the “1st of April, to formulate and suggest rules to govern the committee that shall bald the primary on May loth. That a meeting of the Execu¬ tive Committed shall bo called by the Chairman on May 8th, to adopt such rules and make such changes in them as they may see lit to govern the poll bidders at the primary. After this session of the Execu¬ tive Committee the meeting was called to order by the Chairman, and no further business being be¬ fore the meeting, Hoti. W. N. Spence, candidate for re-election ns Judge of Superi >ur Court, was invited to address the meeting, which lie did in a fair argumenta¬ tive manner, which seemed to meet with favor. There being no further business the meeting adjourned. Mark Tison, Secretary. The following statement irotn Chairman du Bignon puts the case of the state executive com- mittee exnoty right: “Our pri- marv virtually takes the place of the regular election. Everything is settleil in it and our party everything to gain and nothing to lose by making a p'>stive stand for a clean rut ami fair oxpresioi of the popular choice. Every man in Georgia who has paid liis taxes for 1K99 has had ty every since January 1st to reg- ietei and if he has not already done so, he can have his name AiruV^r 'four' miinths.In some states the whole registra¬ tion time is covered bv a period of only a few weeks. In Georgia eyery man who has not already paid his taxes for 1899 is now a defaulter, but by the oodor of the i committee he still has until May 4th in which to qualify liinieelf by the payment of last year's faxes and by registering. The Right of Franchise. ism .....* ii» Imvo been criticised, and harshly mtici-rxl . that, fm , tln-ir . . . ut to eliminate the ignorant negro mittbet thej .............take in thrUHdm? th " (if the nP”IOOS, regard!'-"- . of thru . ijuallh' i • ( . atiolis .• f (■ n exnr _ ;. HI- *t. »t tin C.O.st ,.i. .. Ol , f eiw. tm. W. „ .... t. Tin... »“ } .nil ’.».l ■ purpose in view . . To convert this I arc- and nit- . II ... Util It i I i III into mi'll i'Urn I ' licu i v 4- t tln.rihy lir.ri.liv I" r,.rnct rp l llntillS a I Ig l ■ selves in power. . Tho question of tho‘flpi#roftching e l«-, i»n. i„ Cul.i, i. .......... . ............. 11..--, ....... M".ik- ; lic , i|lB Cilhem R„ f ,, ring to tin- a lead- in g paper, ' tin. Cliie 'ge (J ’ ‘ Qen. Woods ... recommcndution ... of a limited sull rngi for Cuba Hint ' | lis r (. !lHO nB therefore '.ro evidently j„ 1 1 10 f«,rt licoiningelct- lions in Cul/ii lit* would limit tli" voting privilege (l) to tboso wlio are on tho pay rolls of the Cuban army, 12) to those who can read nnd write, and (■'<) to those who nro possessed cf real and personal property to the value ol $*2&0, In support of this recommendation Qen. Wood rays tho (tulians are „ (i;>K( . r , () V(lUs nil(J t |, R , <he do- velopment of the island can I , roIll(l t<M 1 rapidly h.v offering the Vyallot as a prize for education, aIl(1 thrift . The ^.rnlion. ho contends, will seek m , |IH)|b jn (ir) ,„ r to qualify for ( j )(i Pl ,(y ra „ e aiK ] the memberB of ho J,, fi8P „ t 0ll( , rHllon who are too o]( , l( , aril t „ roa „ a „d write will , !lV() tlieir , ttrnillf;H and buy prop- ortv for Uie Ham „ reason. , IIliv(/sa | Hnffruge is th(i ;nm |ui( , i()( , al (>f d( . niocracyi ; ^ ^ ^ ^ { wf>J1 |() a(t , I|lJ)t r „ a , iw ideal too suddenly. Imnu , (liate an(J wholesale ( .| IIS( . imM ,t (l [ a people, of ifs .pmliflcHtion-* f.»r the exer ^ of thft |uffraRei iH uow com- mol)|v r ,„. OKnizo d to J.o a mistake, Transfer of political power to un¬ , ri(t(1 , iail( , H wlloll | ( | l)0 gradual. T|l( , fran ,. )liW) „s Gen. Wood ar- Hhould |l(lt i)6 cheapened. It o , niav bu J K .|d i„ reserve ftml col)f(>rn , ( , 01llv upoll those Who , • UVldeilCG • . .> *>. rilllCR r IH* , J»IV» Of «• j i : i- - fi .. hlM'XOrclSU . ol t . II0 , (HltH'S 01 ( 111- I zenship, provided tho tost of lit- ness be such as any person by due effort can satis'y. “(bn. Wood's recommendations should bo adopted.” What, a difference it would have made had there been a < Wood to fix tho franchise ol the freodmen at the close of the wav on tho hasi» which now meets approval of republicans. Mr. Bryan not Likely to be Sidetracked. Speaking ol the efforts said to bo making to sidetrack Mr. Bryan tin* Morning News says: “The opposition to. him shown itself more clearly since democrats of Nebraska made their platform It is the understanding that Mr. Brvan is the anther of that platform. It contains democrat, things which mnnv eastern and in fact many western demo- era.s, (eel they cannot endorse. It must bo admitted tl»;\t tliotonu of It ,s populistic in a.imrkedde. gr.e. Dims been pointed however that the demoeralie — na- tional platform will not necessari¬ ly contain everything found in tho NYlirusktt platform. 1 here were local reasons why so much popu¬ lism was put in the Nebraska declarations. It is hardly hie that the populists will insist upon so much populism in the democraiic national platform as a condition upon which they will support the democratic national ticket. Itwonld be follv fof them to do so. A national platform on the lines of l he Nobraska.'platform would cause the democratic ticket 0 ' 0! ‘ s u * thousands of votes in every one of the states.’’ : Sons to Be Proud Of. Mbiiv of the greatest car ers have been made bv voting Wash’ says the Baltiimwe Sun. iugton was but tortv 'command three when lie was called to (lie of Revolutionary ari.iv. Henry tJav was Speaker of the House of Representatives at thirty-four, Stephen A. Douglass wa< ,!m " bp; ‘ 1,e iir ^> D'came '* 0:liK * 1>: '4 e ' or 'be presidoney. John Jay was chief justice of th- United States at fortv-livo. Janie* G. Blaine was only thir- ty-ninO when ho bmttne Speaker id tllO troaMir.V !lt thirty-two ■ . ^ at Hurtv-six waV anverno of New York at forty. 0 fl II ' . ('iilhonn > HI . illll in .1 liis ni f lit ill) V- ” ,| ve ,r uhk A ................ v • P* ' of 1 , , . , ^ IIIO l "" u nun • ' » i... n ' Brwkinridpo ‘ of Ken- tn ' ; V ’" " viri! Ht l "°' ' .,..,1 ‘ 4 r;,ndidnto ” 11 1 1 f. r the ..renidenev presiut lii.v .it, it tllirtv-tive uiirtk . (Jeorge B. MeClollon UIIH Oil!) • . t .. l.t ....... , .....lw , . e ■ ' V K I', 1 ,l,t m, ;* t c '" , «P> r,, " u y (.Oheral ( ,ra..t «as hut wlien he begatl willllillga name lor himself .. < \\ in our ivn ar, atio Win only J forty-three when He dosed. Napoleon WttB master of ( France , mill knroiM- * | •»;!'• ,p • li jh tilirt ictll l)irf lldav. ■ A )'* Mtflflcr t Ilf firo'it t Imd POD- 11 1 1 '!• 1 the* \\ «,rl(! ttll'I !dfr it lb fort? i: Vv its blurt V V(*;|| - old . Fremont, ’ the J'athfliuicr ]i;t<! CXDlorcd tl><* Korkv inouutains ic ton* lie Ups thirty yearn ehl, mid caiHliauto r lor tip* , prose.ckdlbV , \v;i- a ‘ nt forty-three , yearn ol . nge. ColumhuR was in the thirties when he explained his ideas cf the U " fct< rn l ,asKa «« ' iri ' 1 orihsted ,! "‘ »• »!■* lliat .‘ uJ to the « ,1!iC0VC ^ of •' Ll,l " r ‘' "• Ul ‘ ,har ' 1 * n ™ l,uttl » r « v , four " h " fou, » ,4 “ l All,i - <gtn Jaw league, which rovoln- 1 ;"" ze ; the eommercml policy of i *U. ranked oysomeh.s a d < Im groaleD ol n.mlern »«'tisl, premiers, was practieally r,,1( ‘ r ol Kn « la,, d 14t twenty-four, Rome, tho metropo'is of N<>rth- west Georgia, now boasts four daily newspapers. How long the quartette will remain unbroken is a question that only time can answer; and the probabilities are that time will tile its unsworn! an early date. Romo is a hustling, healthy, growing city, but it will not support more than two good III 11 ., nOSV8!»fl|H*rs. hvcil AtlOIltu, , , * y .SjtyaMlKUl . and , , 4 tin? , ill , rp* largest Georgia cities, find (hoy can get along very comforta¬ bly with two good dailies each, though, at one time or another, all of these cities have tried the three- paper or four-paper schedule, Rome may, aa we just remarked, maintain two creditable daily pa- pera, though it is likely that her «-„uld be better pleased their interests more truly subserved by one energetic, up-to- date and properly maintained daily than by two that shared the public patronage. If Atlanta and ,Savannah are two-paper cities, Rome certainly belongs in the one- paper city. ..... Dhtor John , Triplett, who . hasn’t “ Wlfe ’ ,Il,H s:ur< ‘'- v ' Vd l xr ™ hi, “- :" lf: ‘ Do ' Vl '- v i ”' 1 ,helir ’ sl ' ,d 1 ” t " ftn error D’ ^ wife. “‘"'oxt r, as a rule, if a man will follow lu9 advlce he is [ to k ^ out of trou- \ J. JJ. ]><)W(.]j, Specialist r ~-~ ETK, EAR, NOSE and THROAT. Chronic l)isea>e-s of Men anil Women, Hours: 8 t». m. to 5 p. m. Sunday 7 to y a. m. Office: I'p stairs In Dowell Hul!elnjf» on Eist Pine Street, FITZGERALD. GEORGIA. „ _____ ____ p Tls<J\ l’hysican ami Druggist. Treats Glinmie Disoasi’s. Term- Reasonable. 1’atronage Klttctrictty i>nmifbt into iTquisitiQa Office in the O. K. Drug Store. GEORGE W. COOPER, DENTIST, Ashburn, Georgia. CitV Rflrher ShoH — * B. D. LAW, Proprietor. For * lira*-class Shampoo. Shave, Hair-cut and any work in the tonsoritil line, call on me. - GUARANTEED. Evans Building. Ashburn, Oa. \> C ClO FIRST CLASS . . JOB PRINTING . . Try us. ANNOUNCEMENTS. I OR JCfKit- OP SUPERIOR COURT. the Veters of th» .: .any Circuit: in ii. vinw ih«t m< ..,anif<*tniion» < f ap WUH.A! iS.SKfl«&J fl " o.i-mk. - I 1,U-. .r,!. I«\< >•<• <lnr.im I t<. I.on.-stly of , mriiHlIy ■ J ■ i.. t; - ■ tt.r mv ' x'" 1 lf <■ • . OH eonliriiietostrlve, t» tho best f m ol tv, at to iwlmlnlatintimi srlvo the people of i, B ml • < ■i.nn"iii it ■ ..Mi.. atnl I f.*,l that tho four y«*ra t-xpo- ricnee whieh i havehad on thebem* win ir t- m " r " r t'" 1rk u,r n ' '■<* f,,l,r •!!, tii.-ini <imi. h..;.Hn» ■'4flnprson the sprtmr 1 wlh I» MV,r itmy many if n p^-oplc r.. forr, th- primary, but If my rumlPlBcy shall meet with th« undorsement oft prlii. majoriiy I hope of the vo»«rs moatof at tho approaching tfmno Ixfore iiy. to mpi t ilu; fronornl flection. / reBDRctfully your W. fltipporr. N. SPf5N< K. .................... ai.hany cucuit. Ji oot-o: rim '°.p” ITV T ;V;., r thor,4Unt,ts t-ompo.inKthc r m from r „ )in „ #t9 of mnnv mmniU .wvtral of tlieCountlc^ of this i mult. *>-. s m th, writu-n »oHcir*ion <>t mm -. e.r ».f the bar, t hav«tf"»*-i t..i i .» allow t.jcm *o use my name as a candidate e-n o holil imipcsiiip.ion-approuian;.prinmry, tho !‘th of next, to 1* on muj wouM net On tny own mi 'loo I never posl- my coqfient to be a capdidate for a judicial t.on.»M»u<-hnnoffleo in the nature of thins* hlmiiid s.- ck the* man : fora trial .Mid'-.*-.' under • |:, ' v 'om« M the arbiter, ub t<»:t 11 issues f<.ij' liinfr tl: ( Ilf*-, lihertj'and prope • \ t,t th< riii/en. Ciothe.1 y.-ifh HU'h po\wr b; of virtue tif this offu.*e no candidate is worthy eon- ddc uHon Whose -hitract* r does not justify the »jt.UM»st ■ ildefi' *■ in his honesty. rity and fairnus-. \ I edge's erect should he justice, his master, the law, arid his only bar tin- doieg of wrong iVhi'e: regretting my iri- ,iy t.) u:ci;s,ji,. ,n, ti, tiiisexHltc i Htat»<lar-i. sw ' > ■. ,• Jdtul of cliarucu r for tips r, « otiH'b.e office, 1 • /•nf. t . It laudit'.t ambition to serve the u-dji'.c ;ri t'riis capacity, and therefore in dc- to tin: niuny r‘‘4 -d o- of the people, both writt n and oral, from all parts of tho <'if-uU, I »nn .mice ?!»> uaridldac.r. and earn- eitly solicit your cordial HRpport. i our fei¬ loweit.xen, DON \LS0N. .ISO. FOR MEPRRSEXTATiVE. To th(» Vot* rs of n orth ('oubty: I bt-rub tifo*S n " . ■ u to tii>‘ TAtu* priir.try. .SoliC-ting’ th-.* PI* 1 nl • *hi voter* i • "y. 1 am , » - r^ •Tiii’v THRASHER. T. H ro\> oruuNApY. f tuTfby urmounco my cnnffRIiipy for Ordf* nary. Huttjfft to the Df-mooratic primary. If df- «•><•<} 1 sr-alJ/b> a))in my power tu sr rvu. the ptrupb- faithfully. atul will be very HtafufuJ tor tiny favors shown nn\ b.uspot-i fuiij, ». S. STUKV. 1 horuby announce rnyselfa mndlilntc uf n-election of « i : : >trv < f Worth i >unty. sub- jeet to the action *;l ihe iU nio-Tutiu noir.it tt- lion If elect cl .Dul/e C. U. r iipto. shall be myeleik. J. W, i'iib 'K, FOR CLERK. To the voters of Worth (’ounty: I hereby aimourirt- myself i.ierk a etirulMute of for re election to the offiev of the Supe* ristr * our* of \Y<trth c<n:nty, subject to tho Hfifin <»r the Demoeralie primary. Thank ink the people for east favors and solicit ink their support, 1 am respect fol !v, j. w. w ahri;\ To the voters of Worth County: ("erkof i hert'by announce myself of n Worth oanflidntc County. for superior Court the pri¬ Ftr jeet to tho action of democratic mary. Respectfully, 11. i'OWKLD. W. FOR SENATOR. ' t the solicitation of rny friends I havocon- Uteil t o I ;i run lulute lor nator Do.'ii the 'I etith Soruit-Orial District, subject to the J'etn- oera He primary. Very respectfully, T i L s orne or 9 BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS TAKE THIS METHOD OF ANNOUNCING THAT, 7X \ . Fl I A 1 V , lOllL 1 S _____ ! If ± __ I * ill ^ M ____ 1> \ i llHj \ ____ C ^ IS WHAT WE DO. Books. PampIllotS, Ilaild , BlBs, ClFClllarS _ ws. , „ A <)tC . Dill «licl , . Letter ,, Heads, ir , 1111(1 , ^ ^(Ulmg i l• i I llVltllt *j_ a* lOIlS, * EllVCiopeS, 1 ^ 1 &C. r> can | fl.rilisIlOll il m 1 LOWEST PRICES FOR GOOD WORK. ( jL i\v l 1 Trial Order! m* s 1 AND BE CONVINCED THAT We Are the People to Print • A'OYERTiSK TX THE Babburn Bbvance. (M?q©dsiO ©EPgjsiDa ®{f i W 01 STKI ©(©QjJKnnx It IS read each Week IM the hOHieS Of of the best citizenry of | this section. FOR SHERIFF. To voters of Worth County: 1 hereby an no tmeo mysolfa candidate for r* elcoUon for the office of Sheriff, subject said to the democratic primary. If re-elected to o/Ueo, ! shut! appoint l. W, DAVIS and S. K. ifA .rOt’jv my 1»3 Kh 1 and lawful favors, deputies. and Thanking the. pet .pie for al past rt ftpectfully solici c. Rospec jj. ■4 ! FOR TAX RECEIVER. Knowin* his competency B n<l business aDill- ty. wc his many friends, WII.lIAMS, hereby announce the name ItKKEN il. subject for Tax Beeetv- or of Worth County, to thctaotlon of tho Democratic primate, .'lay l th. We solicit your support, Uosportfully, mis friends, To the voter of Worth County: I hereby announce myseif a candidate for re-fdc -timi to the office of Tax Receiver of Worth couaty, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. Respectfully. MC’< rlRT. D. A. FOR TREASURER. I hvrtby announce rnysvlfa candidate for fo i lection io tin- office of (,’ounty I rcusucr, subject to the action of tho Democratic pri- mury May Kith. Tlmnklnj? rny friends for past favors, and esklny your respectfully, support mrHin, I him. J. W. AI'l.iMAN. .Legal Ads. NOTICE OF SALE <* RORG1 A--Morth ,, county. U ill be sold before the courf bou?o door in Isabella, ha., to the highest bidder for cash during the legal hours of sale on the L. st i ues- day in May, 1900, the following property to wit : t 2 «») acres of lot of land No. UOd) in the «tn District <f said county, bounded as foliowa: 1 ‘n the W eat by lands of 1>. A. \Niliis, on the Noith and hast by Little * reek,,on the South l>y original land line of lot of land No. 241. Devi(;d on as the property of D. A. W iilis to satisfy a flfa issued from the Justice Court of the M-NJDistrict C. M. of said county, in favor of l)r. L. Sikes vs. 1). A. Willis, bevy made and returned to me by T. C, Stanford, L. O. This Jan. 1M900. Hancock, Dept, Sheriff. Professional. DR. W. J. TURNER,. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ASR Is t li A, (> j.v KG IA. £J£5“Phone, Residenco No. 4; Of- lice No. 41. . _______ nD lJiV. r I. p rr riGin lilltAolliliv, a ^iiluj Physician and Surgeon, Ashburn, Ga. General practice solicited. J. A. COMER. Attorney at Law r , ABHBCIiX, GKOROIA. Will practice . all •• tne OOHT18, Wt&t? in an:l Federal. Telephone connection with Cor dele, Vienna and intermediate points, No. 37. DR. J. F. GARDNER, Physician and Suegeon Ashburn, Georgia. No 7. No 3. Nol. Miles. Effective Dec 19 .’97. Miles. M. P. it. A.SI *I.EAVE No2. No l N cc 10 CO 10 a) oo ARRIVE P- M. r. M. T.. o • .....Tifton..... 23 1215 6 25 6 -za oo CO OO 15 5 M* • •• cs 30 so 32 00 25 8 *~+s • • • • Brighton Harding . . . • • • 20 12 00 6 10 5 co CO X 14 f ■ i Pinetta . . . • • • 17 11 51 8 Cl 5 cc OO ?D 16 . . • • Mystic. . . . • •. 11 11 8! 5 41 5 4- rtf 50 LL 1 .....Fletcher ... . .. • • • 9 1125 6 85 S k* ^ O O 5 Fitzgerald . . .. • • • 5 11 14 5 23 6 “ ...... 0 11 5 ARRIVE . . • • • • oo 6 10 ff) Lit A VJ5 on “lake Sunday- connection out v ’ with Fla^X,oi! SvJ y '’•c* C - ep 1 ® to un P dJy- oa y Train* 0,1 8 'gnal No 7 All an«l**‘ t»‘ ’ S 31 Tlft00 «’« the Plaai “ a Q o 0 S Qt,,era J l> ' Corgis & F. Alab G. B BOATRIGHT, a atFn z Z e7Jd a ° « TrafS* Manage To one and all • • I am in AslilDurn yet, ttianting you for past favors and. asking you to come and see my New spring stock. I liave anything yon need, tc make you. loolc prettv. Ladie’s and Childron's Shaped Hats, Sailors Baby caps, Ribbons, Flow¬ ers, Chiffon And in fact nil the LATEST NOVELTIES in MILLINERY GOODS. Come and see my stock. firs. J. A. SHI RAH, Ashburn, : : : Georgia. S If that’s what is wanted, you’l fir it at Whidby’s Jewelry Store, f be has a beautiful lot of Watclit Kings, Chains, Cuff-buttons, Fol Clocks, Musical Instruments etc. S If that’s what you want, just lo in at mv Holiday Goods. ir. m. mubb) (Georgia Soutl^erq §c Plorida p SUWAIIEE RIVER ROUTE. Local Time Table, Effective March 1,19 Subject io change without notice. SHOO I DIXIE I QUICK I | QUICK DIXIE S. FLY. F YE R Si EC. STATIONS. STEP. FLYER. J 4 HO pm lloopm 1120 am Lv. Macon ,Ar 4 15 pm 4 10 am 111 a 00 pm 12 1(5 am 1114»m . . . Sotkee . . . 3 53 pm 349 am 10 i 0 25 pm 1 Hi am 12 55 pm . .. Umidilla.. 2 48 j>m 2 52 am 9 (5 <53 pm 1 37 am 120 pm ... Vienna ... 22.5 pm 231am 8 7 12 pm 1 53 am §1 40 pin Ar. CordeleLv 2 08 pm 2 15 am 8 7 30 pm 153 am 2 08 pm Lv. Cerdele A 2 08 pm 2 15 am «8< 7 40 pm 2 0:5 am 2 18 pm ,.. Wenona .. 158 pm 2 05 am '7 I 8 12 pm 2 30 am 2 44 pm . .. Work . . . 1 3(5 pm . .. 7; 8 20 pm 2 30 am 2 50 pm ...Ashburn.. 130 pm 135 am 7 910 pm 310 urn 3 30 pm Ar. Tifton Lv. 12 55 pm 100 am 0: 9 1.5 pm 3 15 am 3 30 pm Lv Tifteii Ar. §12 35 pm 12 55 am 61 10 00 pm 3 46 am 4 05 pm ...Sparks... 1159 am 12 22 am 5< A) 14 pm 3 o7 am 4 1(5 pm ... IDartpine. 11 4S am 12 11 am 5 J J1 05 pin 4 40 am a 05 pm Ar. Vuidosia Lv 1105 am 1135 pm 4 - 4 40 am 5 05 pm Lv Valdo-ta Ar 10 55 am 1135 pm 5 05 am 5 34 pm ...LikePark 10 21am 1108pm a 37 am 6 10 pm Lv, Jasper Ar 9 45 am 10 34 pm 0 00 am (,42 pm . . . Wlnic Sp’g* 9 12 am 10 04 pm §b2t> am §i (jo pm Ar L ike City Lv 8 50 am 9 42 pm i> 5) am < 25 pm Lv Lake ( itv Ar §S 30 nm 9 i:5 t>m 8 10 am 8 35 ;m- . ^judjisod Citv 7 25 a us 8 J r > ;> i# b 23 am S 47 pm . . H uapion ... 7 ;2 am 8 04 pm 9 O') am 9 23 pm . . . Grmidiu (5 30 am 7 26 em ... 940 am In00pm Ar. Falatka Lv (5 00 am 8 5u p-B ___JACKSONVILLE L.LLLK. 5 10 pm Lv Valdosta Ar 11 00 pm 8 3o pm A rJa'kVlloLv 7 30 am § Meal StaiioD. Trains No. 3land 4, the’Dixie Fiver,” have through deeper bet . Loui-.. and Jacksonville, via Tilton and through Lr Oiach and 81 ht tu ei n Macon and Jacksonville via Valdosia. op-n the leeepiion ol onTe.an.” i rc arn IttiT'-T'’ unt.l /.30 n. m„ andean be occupied m - "" u (1 mil remain, thatjtime. in Macon I Harry Burns, D. G. Hall, General Agent, F. P. A., Jacksonville, Fla. 8 Kimball House, Atlanta, Win. Cbeckley Shaw, Vice Pres., C. B. Rhodes, Geul. Pass. A Macon, Georgia. Tifton & North Eastern R’; SOLDIERS COlvOLLAT 'ROUTl?'.* 9 I oca., x .me ‘Table Tho. 6, II. H. TOT Preeiuent. W. O. TIFT, Vi«.Pre,H.„t. general Offices: Tifton, Georgia.