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Entered at tire post : ,ofl'.co as sccond-clnFS n ail matter. Price, sl.t } cr nnnnni Ad vei l isiiur Rates Ri c.souablo mid made known 011 npplicatiou 3T i’yblishod every Wcdaiesday liy J. FRED WEtiS. CoNVicus, Ga., Jan. 21 . lt'OI Good Tirries Have Corrie. Tlie long-expected good times have ‘‘come again once more, n Too influence of the cjormous sums of money paid out hi t week in divi¬ dends. not only in the great financial centers but in ever_\ city and town in the country as well, is-already being - felt in business of all kinds. Ni v er before in the history of the United States has so much cash been paid in dividend 1 and interest at one time ns was the case last week; and the money is going into cir¬ culation and new investments The price of stocks are ad vancing beyond what they were before thejamiary divi¬ dends were pain, since there is more money in hand than can be absorbed in daily Spend ings and hence must seek per manent investment. Tho advance in the price of cotton has eausM a flow money into the Southern states that w.U necessarily largely increase the circula ti >n. 'Piie more money peo¬ ple have the more they spend, be they ever so economical. Thus there are good times for all. It may safely be asses e<! that this is the first time since the beginning of tho war'between'the states that southern farmers and plan tors have been in a renllv • presperous condition, For thirty-five years tllCV bavc ' been rcpaiiing , j )C wrec j. made bv tlr.t. great war, get¬ ting the laboring element in¬ to working shape and to keep the states from going to the bad politically and oth ei vise. VYi;h diversified crops, potton bringing good prices, small farmers eking been nchieved And follow— ing this prosperity there will will come a , Jailer develop- , , meat of the . emit . null Ids h manifold mannoju resorces. Especially will section that in i his? section are tending. The first year of the new century is destined to Vie a prosperous one with the bus¬ iness men of southern towns and cities, and these men m their turn will add to the prosperity of their communi¬ ties by using their profits in improving properties and es¬ tablishing new enterprises, That means more work fhr laborers at good wages, and a share in the prosperity that is being enjoyed by the cultual and commercial das* . i p?, In short, the prevailing good times extend through¬ out the country and reach to all classes.—Savannah News. 'Hie Kotdi.m's Itoini' Liuv As tln> provisions of the law for ac ceptii»}>- ami maintaining' the soldier’s liome an not gein rally understood, we publish the.section of the bill, which explains who will lie entitled to admission to the home, and how those who admitted will be treated, tt ere is the law: - “ VII confederate soldiers who are residents of the Stn W of Georgia and have resided in the State live years prior to the date of of the act accept¬ ing the home and who were honora¬ bly discharged from the confederate service and who were unable by age, infermity or poverty to maintain themselves, may be admitted to the Confederate Soldiers, Home and re¬ ceive its benefits under the Rons prescribed by the board of tr us trees, amt shall be furnished food lodging, uecessaiy clothing, cine, medical attention, and in etise of death to have a decent burial.” Ifthere are any suet) soldiers inltock | dale who desire to outer the home they are directed to report to our Or tlinar>v ’ JtH,se A - ^ r - He,uls * will furnish such information and direction as may be required. It is rxnected that tht> home will be ready lur ^'upancyby April tst next. CASTOR! A Tor InfaiAs Rat! Ofuklmn. IfvC %*• S? •Wis y y>. «S tf f'fie' ?™L e £i z™ PMIjrllSSi - K“'? “» ^ _ _ ’ ONE PRICE TO ALL.—A child buys of us as weli and at same pilcc as an expert. SOUTHERN FACTOaY ClSTill3iiTEP.S. : fiETSiilES ol i’O HGatES 313EDT . mnn, S ._ . ^||p|if5|PQ Uit *1M US $ 1 re^^bll PUTNAM FREE TSIALJNf YQUfl O'.VN HOMES. ALL FR£i3HJ PAID, MTfJT FREE. rl'OY'HrCDU^ Cnwl BCnmO > Organs Pianos cold sold cn payments payments- $8.00 $^,00 and rr:i $10.09 ?*.*»■ ' mwtfciy. onihly, s ea Write us for Lowest Catalogs. Prices. Honest Tefcns Goedg. to siiit Salta*© all. Dtoal^ge. URTHOR k S0il I0yfSr 3 ' Also Warsrooras at Atlanta and OhattaaeS^i,- CAPITAL MOMMEM’ 00 . DAVIES & NERI, managers 014 EM ALE COURT; BELL ’PHONE 8839. - ATLANTA, GA. MONUMENTS. Granite-a lid Marble Work of Every Description . Mail orders given promo t; attention - . . M a I S Uy - Our fee returned if we fail. 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It has retoiaF.contributions by Sam Jones, Mrs. W. H. Felton. J inn Temple Graves,' Hon. C. H. Jordan and other distinguished writers. Call at this office and leave your subscriptions for both papers. You can get a sample copy of either pa per here on application. XHE eorgia Li! AMD For-iiiio-n.nav.on as to Routes Schedules and rates, both passenger and Freight, ., ......... , n,fornan an 0.0. McMilhp, A G. Jacks n T. i?. A.- 0. V. A. fcUAUSTA, GA S. E. Margin, C. D. Gox Gen’i Asrt. Gen’i Agt. ATLANTA ATHENS, ‘.V. W. Hardwick, W. G. McMillm Gen'i Agt. C. F. A P. A. MACON. * l AGON. M. R Hudson, 'V. \V. McGovern. P. A. Gen’i Apt ATLANTA, AUGUSTA. ‘ NOTICE. All persons no harebv warned not to iiUnt > fish or in an J WS T tre3 P as3 «l ,on <he ]al ' ds °' Vi - d or the - imdersigi od m cd ck^alo notlce County. be Any punished violation n! '* as tin law directs. gJP.diifey, Conycry Ga. w, rmi i a m A is Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you cat. 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