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! --MiG.G*,c.0 '&&&ZQM3X :' « F| NOT f? ? r-r-v %% «■ r IP y I 1 ffi v v I. t- If U-*J l a t L>’ 1 E <SJ 11: l L: t. 7- it A If 6 . UNLESS YOU SEE A BARCA —«-<>» TV s U v iv *Pf!" •’V. X M U XU sjHtat urn ^iCSB*^ x rytr A Rlll More goods or *W» ei&asJ I joq w# v,..J l money lor f*»*» . The same mo ■ifcv* n ey, m; L n JL c* V same gooes 1 - ROCKDALE STORE. A LI YERT CHANG L take pleasure in announcing o mv many triends that I have recent *! * W, y purchased from Mr. Idus L. Lang- 7 his livery business,, and will ah •' 4' ,vays 15 have a nice turnout ready for you P ‘ knd if you: wish to buy, sell, or trade a! L horse ’ mule, will ’IBl he p'easeu 1 1 to - talk j II or I kith • -g I bet do i either- • , i Seeme fV you ore you « * ^ I at .f Langley 19 sold | 1 stand. j | inv wav, l a ft t; M V. L KING THE BA Y V. NPJR JOB WORK. ks-sa t i\ PITAL MONUMENT CO. DAVIES & NERI, MANAGERS 614 EMI JE COURT. BELL’PHONE 2239 ATLANTA, GA. MONUMENTS. Granite and Marble Work of Every Description. -ail orders given prompt attention ~ "^7_ i A2-CENT rr„sf Get Our Prices STAI^PCAN jss and Save PUVMJRPM EARN Expenses S25.©o of Traveling to SiSO.oo Men. I ■j t m ONE bRICE TO ALL.-A child buys of us w \A S as well and at samo price as an expert. 7 - SOUTKERH FACTORY DISTRIBUTERS. FACTORIES TO HOMES DIRECT 1 w | PIANOSliiooooa ORGANS l!oo.oo! SOLE SOUTHERH DISTRIBUTERS. a l—SORQANS^imHOSI "A FREE TRIAL in YOUR OWN HOMES. ALL FREIGHT PAID. OUTFIT FREE. ii «i TFRM^ It-niTIO « * ® Pianos r 0 ans sold on payments payments $8.00 $3.00 and an<| $10.00 $5.00 monthly. monthly. ^ on ^ Write us for Catalogs. Hoaest Goods. Square Dealings. ih, Lowest Prices. Terms to suit all. w :\% ■ w Tv McArthur a sons co, KNOXVILLE, TENN. f. Vv [ft Also Warerooms at Atlanta and Chattanooga. j The iocal newspaper is of mor 3 benefit to a community than all other agencies put together. 1 h-' news|;aj;er is a tiieless, unremitiing, dogged ly indefatigable booster and exploit of the beauties, re sources of town and county. bu siness leagues come and go, but the nswspap u* goes on forever, talking for the in teresl of everbody, unsolicited I and without 1 j c>]>e of reward. It- is the original optimist and always descants upon the silver lining side of the proverbial cloud, and turns the dark side to the w a 1 J. rp i li i e liewspa peris a potent factor in pub lie affairs, and lias much to do with shaping public af fairs,—Ex. • Millionaire Heiress Wede Penni ess Section Hand. Miss Mamie . Smith, an heiress from Honolulu, had money enough to buy one of the best matrimouial allian¬ ces in Europe. She was worth millions of dollars, and •sight have a duke, or a lord, > r about anything else in the nobility line she pleased. But despite her wealth MGs Smith was a giri with an idea. ^ raveling in I exasrecent!)’, sh<.’ saw a young section hand named Burke who was precisely her ideal or c what . l . a man should , , bn. , lie T , was lau. br .ad shouldered and hand- 8oin>*. He hud curly, brown hair, C.‘ u cut features, a nice mous I- - .* e, and a hearty laugh. Miss Smith liked him upon first sight. She contrived that he should meet her. He was pen 11 - !h s except for his monthly wag< p .bat her wealth did not impress him even n lit tle hit. Whereupon M^s Smith liked him better. Burke too, soon came to see that a girl could ho rich without being ;: stuck "p” , so lie liked. To cut the story sh >rh the pm.ni less section hand and the million¬ aire heiivss were married a few days ag i- ami Biirko is going to quit railroading. min o >mos the g];ul tidings Ira t iu™ t «„t inj U -«i lo’ton the contrary aelped he present e«ui‘ weather. • Tlijs is glad news.- May it 1 , m , l() k.tn 1 ,M i n „oci,ii DPm % m simps Ewstyhodfr I Is ike Spring, a | 4 g a Sppiitg SiPGugikems* U Biss Mo 'Stgctsth-Se | B&Shis Up 1 Fos*iif£es Wmk Spsis ©# the | | Human UrgassSsm Which Always ISesdla Help si This Sessoa of $h® ¥mm< 1; : 9 « - T T~-’T r ~ . ~-r x * , e 1 V '.J KV r • \ \ m » .4#^- A':.v. \ p. V * : I m I' 3*. Iff \ •Vtl p . • mm: mw: *'L # 3 m i mmi mm •• ,•1 ft.- f-5 - ft§£%sr J » 7?:-- W/vL (X , ’ If v • • iiifesc M hsm. !| m W my f.® K-«S iff/x 7// m fe t. ' %. h m m m m m 'WBi ■> MRS. JULIA OSBORME&ndSON MRS. JULIA OSBORNE, xr Highland Ave , JVewari r, 7T. J., s^jigi “I have been takincr Or. Greens a IVervura blorr! rid serve retaedy oH n.nd on for abo;;t three fall and venrs. rnd hurt I f?el Inwardly, it my dvy ad to the write doctor and tell dd I tnsl rmuld i ( . h&s helped be 3is well wonderfully. day I had a was a a never One mv little bo • brought in a b o\t v/hic’i was on advertisement of T>r Cireene’s Nervura, and asst seemed to he just the iTsiaflt th 11 r.c-ded I got a botlie rad tried it, a**d one bottle helped me so much that I have kept .->n taking i» and I am row almost a well womap. I was very nervous had f ini oH.'take ■r.rr spelU, uni would be nrcohsok •:-. "m- a longtime. vv'il. Mv son, who scums for is to ah and help -lit f i voire S’.im. -r rev and yea's am, he end is improving would > not teho every he -vh~r.“ver without d .v. I it he:;.■■■:: am So t t'v - ini ho*v,f >■ f«. onsf lor I what have and it also has it always recom- done j l j j me mended it to rr.y friends and many <>f th-m soy ” they cou.d uot Uvc without it. I hope the medicine will help others r.r. it ha. helped me Sr„ Qroeco's [Jjpvzsm Bioocl l.j 2:*¥3 Rm&'ssly h Is the Gsfeg&szrti of the Hesse* « - It helps father and mother, and it helps ch'idren. When it is relied % l: ’jpon to anything baikl np after elc-c, and any the rente family illness that it is d- -.on nr" “ rind to it bo for effective tonic v ] beyond strengthener will alway-, be found recor.tac-udiny • ; rpon it broadcast. a ; and builder the ™ Everybody feels 'he need of a blood pnrh'-i" : 1 flesh in i -j ! spring - , and this grand Katuro cicdjrisc and fill of the Dr. Greene's. veins : Co of purely blood. vegetable Without 4 elements, helps a - hit pare purging and without shock it docs its masterly v/oii: in perfect harmony m with natural laws. 1 Bp* Gpeeeo’s AdhrSeo L? Pj’SzsiicizS §3@ip e * Dr. Greeno will yivc his advice free to all who call oa him at his 4 office, £5 W. 14th lit.,'New York City, or write to him through the mails. In thlr. way his work is carried on in proportions which only those who come in practical contact with it can appreciate. Great numbers of people seek Dr. Greene’s help, and none without good result. His great experience and scientific acquirements in medicine make his advice the most valuable in the world for the run-down and weak, yet this counsel fa free to all, rich and poor alike. - V- ;-.r ,r: ?-'■ys-ry ^ !g.‘ iling blasts o’ ljnsonfonable wintry weather bring to an untimely end the budding queen of the Georgia orcha' ds May the peach reign next summer its all i s Pea tty ai.d lusciousness,— Monroe y_ verliser. SO YEARS' il ?JA|lk||fe ■% 1 mm Hum. i ■ ser.n'ng F.lrcleh eja, pud d antcicly Anyono aseortawi a opinion iroo :3cripttv.ninsvj -whether I ! ;r p.j ' ihvaulAii strictly is prnhnbly conuuontial. p/Uentublo. Handbook ConmaniH Patents tIans on oent free. t>ldost nyenry for Becuring patents. F.atouta taken through 5!uim & Co. receive epecialnotice* without etisrso, iutbo Scientific litierican. A nnnrlaomcls'ilhidrntrrl wivililr. T.orro.t c!r ealation uf ony siietiutlo j<mr».Rl. nevvsdenleh!. Tunna, ?3 n y.--:ir, four months, \ I. Sold byuli ^yiLUo. sc - Cro ^flewM Ilrancli OIKco. (Si, fc’ ( t„ V.'aahlnston. D. 8SR& a asBmm SMYSs d *S ivgssM e?**i Ss® % xMmsii l m-wm& §& tho hQl'CZc” City Church Directory. Baptist. The Baptists hold services on the 1st and 3rd. Sunday hr the pastor i Bov. Mr. Graham. Sunday School I at 9 :tiO a- m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday night in each wejk. METHODIST. Tin, Srethoilisls l.nvo eervicos eve y Sunday in each mouth by ,h,| ms, " r ' R,,v ' Mr t,........... , J; ?,? " '' l,,ck - l*ray<ifmo.,t x r^^ > j,. and the >* vll I ; ’• -gu« meets every Su Ii fifty ftitOniOOl), ^r, Plil-EBYTERIA.V. The Presnyterians hold services <>n tlio 2nd and 4th Sunday in each month. Pnnd ny school at 9;80 “• night TrayermGT.ng ,,vi ry'fEurs^ ■ ] y Boumc Christians. 1 no Bibjo OhriFti-uia Imvn t ho dm! ,Sunday in ejicli mumh ho 1(1 ! o services. Id’v, Mr. H.m HUnn is t; o P-astor, Sunday 4 «ohou| at JO o’ do k a. 111 brayerm.f ting • oil iloiil.es,lay , nij-’u j„ each »w!:. j ~ ~y V—i i 'ook\na, _ 'DEA'TIST. CON VKltS, - ■ OKORGIA. • Work gmuantoed. p r i« t-easoimhlH. Tfcuth ( ,^ had extracted with 3,1 J P 111 " (>r affects, by cf min.us do i.'-e -4s) B-er 7)0,000 „x administrations gas. ( bauglfin K L,• ' ,, tivs ,, lfe ] i . dangerous synitom. Ultice over post otlice. T T. Hopkins, b. D.C mmm -—-• • - ,_____ G hOIiGIA Por information as to Routes, Schedules and rates, both passenger and freight, ’•viito t, * either of the undersigned . Tou will receive prompt reply and reliable information C.C. McMiilin, A. G. Jackson. T. IV A. G. V. A UIAUSTA, GA . T E. Mngill, C. D. Cox a on’I Agt.. Gen’I Agt. ATL \NTA, ATHENS, ' - W. Hardwick, \V. 07 McMilhu Cen'i Agt. C. P. ft P. A. macon. ¥ A CON M. R Hudson, W W. McGovern. ■ . r.F.ftp. a. Gen’I Agt ATi.ANTA, AUGUSTA CASTOR ITi Lir Infants mi OhildfSA. 3w- 4®Ue *rz?>g5£t *
