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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
mniT, uici u. iwr.
THE OCTAVE ARIZONA MINING COMPANY
!■■■■■■ —■ -V - r , »*• "
HAS PRODUCED AND SOLD TO THE GOVERNMENT
OVER ONE MILLION AND FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN GOLD
its
This company wishes further to increase
dividends.
stock to exhausted and price ratoedT - ~ ~ "* th ™ aB ta Mm “• Mook
„ atoAboiight at this foundation price will, in my judgment, show 100 per cent-profit within 6 months, besides the monthly dividend earnings. This company has a capitalisation of
$1,750,000, which is the smallest capital of any big mine that I lmdw of. To offset this, it has a large and fine working plant, and millions of dollars’worth of ore. Let me show you photo
graphs and descriptions. ■ , <
A MINING PROSPECT
is a mining proposition based upon hopes, or faith in the unseen, faith that some
time or other it will become a mine and able to earn and pay dividends. Only about
one out of every five hundred "prospects” ever become Twimui.
A REAL MINE
is a mining proposition which has passed through the many years of the "Prospect”
stage, has oeen equipped with a full mining plant, has very large bodies of ore all
exposed to the eye and which can be measured and assayed, and thus not only has
proven its ability to pay dividends, but IS paying dividends.
Our business is to "cut out” the "prospects” and find the proven mines, which are already earning and paying dividends and can show their ability to continue so doing. Money so in
vested is not only wisely invested, but in such propositions as we offer, sure of large increase in the principal.
I CAN PROVE EVERY STATEMENT TO YOUR SATISFACTION.
FRANK M. SCOFIELD, 1007 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
Specialist in Good Mining Stocks. SaleB Agent for the Bullychoop, Montana Consolidated and Ootave Mines.
GREEN ISLE OF ERIN
FONDLY REMEMBERED
10.1 to undo, as far •• poulblr, th. wrong,
of centuries and lira Inland jnation and
freedom.
A man thonld ha too hna? lining
frlanda to bar. tlma to think of hla
mles and on Rt. Patrick’* daf our n
and kaarta afeould ba ao filled with ....
for our great apoatla aad tha lata ba lov*d
aa to exclud* all trtca of tuta, .ran for
England.
Neither do
Loyal Hibernians Ban
quet Monday
Night.
Eloquence, muilc and a feeling of
fcrotherhood and good ftllowshlp mark
ed the banquet Monday night In tho
Hibernian hall, whon tho good Irish-
men of Atlanta gathered together to
boner the memory of Inland'* patron
Ulbt-
Tbtre «u a doublo celebration of tha
4»r tin. year. On Sunday, St Pat-
ndt’i day proper, the Ancient Order
of Hibernian*, tho Knlghta of Colon),
bu and the catholic Knight* of Amor,
ki heard Father Murphy talk about
8t. Patrick at the Sacred Heart church
tfirr lire Father Gunn had officiated
tt blah mass.
But the annual banquet wa* reeerved
tot Monday night. It came up to tho
npecianon. of the moot optimistic and
*** voted by all to have been tha moat
ncc.»rul m Dm hlatory of Irlehmen
to Atlanta. Cover* were laid for tho
toll membership of the three societies,
nl a eelcci program waa wall carried
W. 1 •
John p Murphy acted aa toaatmaater
Ml he prefaced each Introduction with
Pneng remark*. Emmet Reynold*
5»m! the program by alnglng the
earing of the Green," and then Rev.
ttih.r Murphy waa Introduced for the
tottue or ih* avantng—tha raaponae
to ih. toast, -The Day Wa Celebrate."
™ £ C Wheat aang "Loma” with
“• Mil-known ability and Mayor
.' lr,, ' v ,h0 “ praaent doaar to
“to ty bi« appropriate remark!. “Come
5}'* ,0 Birin.” by Jo* Reynolds, wa*
followed by a recitation by Philip O.
Aten-y n in Carey responded to "Tho
loutu In.uman." and tho program
doeei, win, -Ancient Order of Hlber-
and "Dear Llltl* Shamrock,’
“ 'onnolly.
when the acuttered children of
come together for e feau of lore, their
■lode aid Imaglnationt shoot* aot dwell In
loom and shadow* In eadneee and dteola-
Ion. but In gtorloui and unclouded eno-
•nine.
No Apologia* to Make.
Aa Irtehman hua no apology to make for
hla race or for hie country.
A grand old race, ladrad. I. the Celtic,
with Its ardent and pintle tempera amt,
IllUnt Intel!
r.ud'W
Is far beyond the .
the Rnt wave of the
. that retlrel westward
the Una aad tha broad
' la Central Ana. th.t
glum, top.In tad Par.
.icy Qub*
.. ... . . .. ilrangu
wa. driven to th. verge of
feat, aad robbed by the Homan and
rated genian and energy, wan for ranturtee
•The ant flower of tho earth
Aad tho ant gwn of th* ran.”
Bren before th* Introduction of Chrln-
ttanlty. the Irtah.Celt and reached n high
•tat. of civilisation. Hr htd n*v*r been
nnbject to th. wlthMtng and d.mornllilng
Infineon of the Roman ratiflery- Th. englrn
of Rome never floated from e citadel with-
"When th. world bowed to Caeear.
When the Union, war. hla .lavra.
Freedom foond a horn. In Brin
And a bulwark In her brave*."
Woman of Ireland.
"The woman of pafan Inland."
Prealdeat Boomnlt, In hie (tody of th# ao-
good and brautlfnl."
Famous Irlth Ruler*.
Cnlthalre blor, Co* of th* Hundred Bat-
lira, mill cf the Mae llMtagra, wnra
also famous Ullralan ruler* OLrary waa
high king of Erin, when fit. Patrick ap
peared with kingly power and might, to
lanure th* permanent* of what remained
of the one. grant Celtic race, by Ineor-
cHTa vsSm rte
li'iwU.. ^— -
the ppopl« ,h«
hud q
hla exp*rtrnttB
how wjjj fittM
<S«SSN?£
•uretta waa
w ?n
to this.
Will.
FATHER M. J. MURPHY. , Ai _
Fathnr Murphy’n addrea. on Inland and th# Irlah people at th# HI.
bemlana’ banquet Monday night wan oapaelally noUbl# for Itm falmea*
toward England and it* aplrit of optlmium.
to-rry feature of tho program
rendered. It waa In Father
*u wen
SU'T.'f uddreeu that Internet can-
j! , ,' "her Murphy apoko eloquent,
u tM.hnwrd a thorough familiarity
subject. Hie address. In full,
F ATHER- M -j- M URpHY*B
SPLENDID ADDRESS
•ay. Dr. Oelklr.
la aot felt In th*
.... 'be .upraise bright, forever,
iui. T. hl * “•? tepeat and reverter-
» f "bo can toll?"
•* , n . t,. n niiriDt Urea of n#n h*ve
htv* «j • fr,vt - whit moat th« IItoo of
H rn* ‘ ' ?rv , t '’Inflwoiifo tholr follow-mou
* f»rmal utterance? Conao-
"ho addroaaoa hla foUow-mon
It Me-f,', rrsponsllilllty, aad should
to, ;' u not to — *“■- —
. a lilt. dll
."J 1 "’ li no _
J**' biting lived
eolebntlon thonld Include n fierce tirade
again.t Englm-l. We can not close our
eye. to tho feet thnt .Ithough nlflrlnl
England h*. been cruel to IrcIniiJ, the B.ng-
II.b. n. a race, arc not devoid «f all great
Qimlltlea. Ilow, oihi*rwl»c, could It happen
that from their little Island home, not big
ger than the elate of Georgia, they bar*
annexed one-fourth of the earth, and fuln
over one-fourth of Ita Inhabitant.? Ilow,
oth.rwlae, could It happen that they enn
Stephen
In anrh men aa
langtou i
Hampden. Roger Itaran .nd, B'™ n ''le
i. Bhnkeapear* and Milton, Nelwm nnd
nrougb. Joahua Reynold. «nd llalna*
■»bt that n 8t. Patrick's day
m
^ori”T.r.d« 0, .nd'-'NiWt“on,' llara.,.
Watt and Arkwright, U llil.m f.wart fllad-
' t'artllnnl John llenrv Newman?
men have enriched the world by
hiring lived, and ore n glory to the rne.
from which they aprnng.
Falmoaa to Oth.ra,
To admire and appreciate the qualltle.
of another me.-, even If that race baa bran
officially vary often cruel and oppreaalve,
doe. not laaean lore.and appreciation for
onr own. nor chill th* farvld aaptratioo* for
liberty and Jo.lie. which any nobl. rac*
poMcaei. To bellev. that th. Rngllah an
without any great qualltle. would t» *•
unwi.n to Think all tb* great qnilltlea
of tho human rac. wren centered In the
I waa brought np with n Berea hatred of
everything Bngll.h- and •• a boy longed for
■ he time when, with • pike or rifle, t
would do my part In drirlug the Bauenagh
from the green .bore, of Brio. Veer, .pent
In Kngl.nd did not leraan my affection for
Ireland, but It taught me to dlecrimlnate
lu'twecu Official Knglnod, dominated aa It
ha. Iu*en largely by ao many atubborn and
bigoted lories bv an many proud and arro
gant m.mhern of the nobility, and the grunt
BUM of the KngllaU democracy, whose heart
Gladstone, million, of E.glllhmen are ini
dent Irtah Sagas "were quite different
&bfct of of 0, ^bX ,, .AjhSi
nweetkenrt of tha fated son of f nteb. huve
tha charm, the power af Inspiring
turning tha romantic lore that baU
tha Udln who*, lordr ware th. knight,
of tb. Round Tnhla. Kmer had the 'fix
gifts of a girl'—hraoty, *od * raft volra
and .west tpoech. and wisdom, and naodl*
W ?n k pr»f?.’hrt.5an T iratond. thardgnofTor.
piulltjr, dl.lluguTihed*tha high kina’, court
at Tarn. Th. nli*ndor of in. refill atat.
,rK ?
S'TR&JJS
and WaV h.r. mad. flm.
■II th* mar
OU and amNtloo.
and (toralnt* and.i
italic*
Si, d vo C ^ down oTriVni ^
tt tha bottom aoTIdly Caltlc-odorona with
a thoomnd arenta of that fair, mntlc,
ItllMful land, where Ik* topi* tree# bloom
forever, and the Gowers Ilk* men. tre lm-
moral; where .fair .women «nd bravo mn
live on In nadlmlnlahod youth, reveling In
-ting Innocence; where *
in
0?^
hra oav.r bran equalled in th. aanala of
church hl.tory. Th. crakdaur aad aubUmlty
of tb* Chrlitlan religion, tbn brauty tnd
that warn clear «nd iirnetraung, to kaarta
that were noble and tender, and to Imtgl-
nntlnn. that bar* never yat filled to par
cel re. "A thing of brauty." Th* god-
new. (weetneu and tendernran of th*
Christ aaemed to bar* again detrended
tha earth la tha person of Rt. Pat-
to alavit* n whole people to th* vary
acua of spiritual greatness
Into Apostolic aaal, I. now turned th*
fl.ry ardor, which Knight delight to the
battlefield, lu dead, of prawns. Id sthlatle
games aud which finds lu hlinrat taprea
•Ion In tha heroic dreda of Cnchnllla and
Finn. Where th. old Celtic wnrrlom wen
wtldly conquering with th* .word In IT
Oormtiy tnd Italy, thalr ChrUttanlm
•ctBdanis .1111 more rallant aid Intrapld,
carry th* light of th* Uoim.1 and th* bl*M-
Inn of Chrt.tlan clrlUutlon. In th* c«n-
turtra after Rs l*atrick, Ireland, th* horn*
of learning and piety, I. nliu th* grwt
mlMloaary land, where man holy aid troa.
cultured and daring, tear* tb. Iri* they
lord ao w.lL pcn.trnt. Into th. farthrat
fraunrura of ih. Alpm th* Voaagra and
th* Appenlnes, Iota the forbidding *oUtndra
of th* Jura, wander along by tbr Rhino
nod th* Main, th* H*us* and tb* flrhaldt,
to praach Je.ni Chri.t and HI. Go.p.1 of
darkunc and tha shadow of drath."
treaty rann.illc •chooli foundad ^ by
three valla
conllgbta II _
oat gloom. Tha rare from tl
‘ aplritnal and Intallactaal activity lb
I soldier* of tha craaa war* baa
tb* Ibroa* of th* Ptahvrman.
Irlih Scholar..
To Irish ulnta and scholar* I. do* tb*
glory, which •• center* at lurnlnff and
platy, one* encircled loon and Kindi .tarns
Ripen tnd Malma.bnry, Lux.il In th*
Votgra. Rt. Gall In Ik* Alps Relehanao la
th* Rhla.land, Hobtilo In th* Appanlaas
Th* graaraally charucterlitlc of Pagan
Ireland la not laaaanod, hut lm
Chrlrilanlty. aa Is avldaacad by
lea. chnrch.i and monaatrrira ra
moat high, and ndornrd with *.».» ---
mut dear and precious
Th* Initau aVeciinn which Audi ao high
ao npramloh la tb* “hranlng of Cnchalfla
tear the dead body of reratadh. end tha
'Rorrowa of th. Children or Ur." la now
B jlrituallird Into n lev* .till retaining Its
nmno tenderne.s hot ntmolntrly aoprema
for God nod III. Kingdom.
Tb* love of aainr* a hot duttoyed, _
irnagthtned by Ut knowledge thnt
.tchinB beauty of thalr awn lor*-
„ m only -a fatmt rafieclton of tha
Beatty of th* averiaiua* heaven, their
true cooatry. their tn* name, to which
"God Himself to Kan and Mom."
Th. lata*** pride of aarmtrv In now
chnngod In a pride and re
faith at Patrick. Columh.
Adowa tb* ages th* great
tie* of th* Iriah nr*. *1-
uallned by th* Inching of
lost tea* of their loatre.
th* mut terrthl. perwcutloa., the moat
awful mlifortnan. th* moat adv.ru dr-
cumauacu. r.w that* .re. If any, great
I natui
ited at
Pttr
, ^jrtflod, more and more spiritual-
land, until It In pra-.mln.ntly first In the
Immortal kingdom Chrilt founded. Look
around over the world and ere whet the
children of Rt Patrick have done and are
doing.. See the countlrae churches which
tiSLa aa
brewn. Rm tn th. vaat empire of Hlmto.
•tan. In ditkut Atrlcs beneath the south-
era creuTa far off Australia, the numerous
"Boh” Tfiyl.r’n Trlbutn.
And eatold. th* flald of religion, let tn
eloquent United Hato. unator, U» Horn
Bob Jaylor, of Taaauua, apuk for th*
Root of Brin; "Where la tb* hattl*fl«ld
that baa aot bora glorified by Irish courage
and baptlud by Irish blood? And where
la tb* fret country who*, council, ban
not been 'afrengthenrd try Iriab brains and
whom wealth baa aot bora Increased by
Iriib brawn?" . , k
Whrearer th. B»g of war flatter*, the
spirit of trtob chivalry 1. there, panting for
tha battl* and anger for tb. rhargs
Whether It b* Andrew Jackran at New
Orlraii. or fiton.wall Jackran at Chancel.
loravllls whether It b* Phil Hhrrldan In
thn mddto riding Ilka a god of war Into
the thlckrat of the fight, or Pat nehurn.
trading n forlorn hope tnd dying at th*
canoea'a month on th* breastwork, of tb.
fos It I. th. ram. Intrepid, unconquerable
•plrit of nMlm* courage which Sow. Ilk*
n atrram of Inspiration from nl* Ireland
to Ira the aoul. of th. world* greatest
leaders and to burn forever on th* altore
of Tlherty.
Wherever tho banatr of peae* Ik unfurled
over the progratalva Kncll.h epe.klnr on-
tton. of the earth, thl. um* Irresistible
Celtic blood ba. ever been prerant, .biplus
th. destinies of empires und republics It
I were naked why onr Monthern people are
’ pultovr t would answer. "It la not ra
ra tmi
ve, I would tntwsr,
-much th* .ffect of cllraat* aa tt la the pre
dominance of Irlah blond In our vein./'
VISIT
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NOW
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S. S. Brunswick
Rt und trip to Havana
Inalud.a all *x**n*M
•n ntram.r. Return-
$An
■AI I ,n fi on ram. bout p.r-
"T11 mit* two day* In Ha-
w van*, but good far ilx
month* If dtalrod.
Fortnightly from Brunawlak, Ga.
The •arret and met enjoyable tripot
th* araran. Barb day a p«rlod of de
light. Luxurious aut.rooms Bread
promenad* decks Kin. cu tains
r<L\7a«iofaT8Sttr&
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T*kmt* m4
CiftMtaNta
tafekkitataM
Mi I* Iranis, r
229 Wool Wirt to, ATLAHTA. jj.
It wa. this that fired th* heart ot Pot
ck Henry to preach raccralon from Kng
ih wraith and th* power of Knattoh arms.
.. wsi this thnt nerved our Irl.n Ainerlcan
president. Jam** Polk, to have Mexico
IhrashKl before brrakfa.t If wa* thl. th.t
wok. th* lira In th* Irlth baram nt John
C. Calhoun and Impelled him tn thunder
* •tat. right, under thn con.
out our Irlth name. th. sky
‘ would lara half Hr
d low the asm* a
ynn—Grady, whose
of nerllou
Into the fond
love and
•ticuiion. without our it
of onr national glory w
•rare. Th* South would
Grady aad Fatfear Rjn
eloquence calmed tha nlrtt
hate, and wooed th. nation
•mbrtra of fraternal Inv. tnd pete.-
Grady, who, ilk* th* morning ntar. bused
■w;
ra Iriih
it on
from
-- aternal day. K.ibrr liras
Jrish poet and prat-priest, th* Toni
Moor* of Dlxt*. whose spirit (hall keel
watch onr thn folded ntnr. and bars
tha morning of thn resurrection.
Worth Dying For.
Tas an Irtehman hat no .poloty to make
>r hla rac* or for hla cooatry. Ireland, a.
O'Connell mid, to a land worth loving,
worth dying for. Of roan*. ■■ Americana,
onr Drat Ion nhoold ho for America, but.
thank Oo4, th. moat Int.nra love for
America don not tgrlndt Ion for Ireland.
Uow can a mao love bla wife If h* did not
love, or If he cram to lov# hla mother,
la tb. man aot dtaplrahla, who. nrt.r win
nlag a held* fall at lift and neguty and
ey. with untold wraith fur bar portion
would forg.1 bla mother, .specially If that
r ther were poor and euff.rtng. Although
could aot mitt the cbirmt of "tali
Columbia" (for wbat man with a mind tu
appreciate, a heart to Ion. aud an Inina
I nation to ptrrrir* t thing of brauty cat
min them?) I bare not lost toy of my
ardent affection foe my dear, suffering
mother beyond tb* was Tr — --- ' T
•- kef tran than ..
tb auihratan I love her more
d devotedly In her lourllnrsa
than If ah*, were great and
f. 8. 00X * 00, DisWfcnton, AUsnU, Ofi.
Brag? & Byon
OSTEOFATmSTS
fhyb^ian'an a!
Offleat: 324425 Century BI4
|*ll Phon* 3*01
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY.
of liberty ■ml piocperlty •
gOTamga
re*peeled by’tha rat'on. it
center of toanlag and mnctlir-hot,
Sn«. Soo"KS K
and from tbo botto. ’
n heart that bvraa
'
: »o mnay k
forefitlwn.
M * ,n a*w* WIcHUral rrUBli .
7 cw0 ** > - hrln *» fw «Bd profit* ABt
ill protparoui to bo l«»t:
Thoa It lo to»* bravo man chooooo, whit*
Fh h.!! 1 * co . w * 1 ^ •*■■*!■ aside.
Doubling lu bio object ■plrit whllo
Iconl lo rruolfiod.
And tho multitude moko vlrtuo of tb* fmltfil
thojr bare donlod." *
_.l of tho Irish moo,
'"tornl or not, rightly Iraki to th* rid"
HI. U.trick loved •• their mother. Tl
why w* h«v« met together tonight t*
her loving greetings to Ml her that
are •• determined •• onr fathers of ..
to do all In onr power for tb* grand i
enune of, nationality, tk* atraggl* for whb
an the Hon. John Temple Graves aaya la
one of hie brilliant, editorials "combine*
ra many elements to nppral to thn nobler
sentiment, of mankind/™
i for • rentnry ban th* ran* of Brin;
with brlahter hop** for th* triumph
e reuse ra desr to their besets M ■
■"TSWa*! £1$ ,,0 °^ thw »> I
Tie tbs sunburst respirndrnt-fir fltsto
lug on hlgh-
Brin’i dark night Is waning, her day daw*
la nlgb."
The Emerald 1st* hla had a loag and,
dreary winter, but tbn win tor to now pas*
"* already teal Ik* raft aad'era tl* SSm'
yra which Indlrat* th. apringnl* ”
ty nod prraperity; *nd w. can
fed tb* summer warmt' —- —
|inni'tl* *1111 11(1.
First ^flower of tb* Mrtk. aad first ram af
mlght*h7u tfcra with prood.r aad f
■t Opreul