Atlanta Hosts Congressional Committee Visit At Public Buildings
Arrangements were made for speeches and a grand reception in Atlanta as the congressional committee on public buildings and grounds prepares to tour the city. Officials including Mayor Howell and Chamber leaders will greet them at Union Depot and escort them to the Piedmont hotel for lunch, with visits to the post office and various departments to showcase city hospitality and the need for a new public building.
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Electric Bitters Prove Superior for Chronic Ills and Women
Better Than Gold tat tam Twas trouble years with chronic j udige Yen and nervous debil ity writes FoFcreen of Lancaster SoH No remedy helped me until T began using Electric Bitters which did me more good than all the medicines T met use. They have also kept my wife in excellent feilth for years She says Fleetric Bitters are just splendid for female troubles thet hes are a grand tonl and Invigorator for weak ran down women No other medicine can take Its place in our Family Try them Only for Satisfaction Guaranteed by all drug: StS
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Want Ads Offer for The Constitution Readers
Readers are invited to send or bring want ads to The Constitution office for Sunday publication. Paid in advance ads earn a handsome cloth bound book free, promising results for advertisers seeking attention in the upcoming issue.
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Arkansas Invites Parker to Address General Assembly
The Arkansas legislature unanimously adopts a concurrent resolution inviting Judge Alten Parker of New York to address the general assembly at a date convenient to him. A separate note mentions plans by Mississippi lumbermen to organize a permanent association, with a meeting in New Orleans on February 23 where Louisiana retailers are invited.
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Maier & Berkele Adverts Safe Diamonds and Estates
A brief line from Maier and Berkele at 81 Whitehall Bt promotes diamonds as safe investments akin to landed estates highlighting value and security.
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Why This City Needs New Federal Building
A report argues Atlanta requires a new federal building to relieve overcrowded rooms and storage in existing offices. The Rail way Mail Service expansion, high mail volumes, and escalating space costs in current quarters prompt officials to seek appropriations for a modern facility.
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May Wot Accept Library Augusta May Turn Down Offer
Augusta debates Carnegie library proposal as John Phinizy is elected president. Carnegie offers $50,000 for a library if Augusta guarantees annual maintenance of about 2,500 dollars. City sentiment is split. trustees oppose, while others support the philanthropy.
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Accidental Shooting Ends Life of Meridian Switchman
A night watchman Bevis P Horton accidentally killed Archie when a friendly struggle for a seat led to a pistol discharge. Horton’s movement caused the weapon to fire, striking the fellow in the head and killing him instantly. The incident occurred during a scuffle between inmate fiends McLaurin Jackson and Faghsen in Meridian Mississippi.
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Army Officer for Georgia Advisory Board to Appoint
Governor Terrell said a United States army officer will be stationed in Georgia to assist as an adjutant general. He will consult an advisory board for selection and the War Department will be asked to assign an officer soon. The move aims to place a regular army officer in the state government role.
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HURRIED TO GET ANOTHER WIFE HURRIED TO GET ANOTHER WIFE
New York February 6 Robert Good Shaw and Mrs Mary Converse widow of CH Converse of Newton Mass were married today at the North Baptist church by Rev Charles B Nash. Shaw’s first wife Miss Langhorne was granted a divorce in Virginia recently. The former Mrs Shaw is a slater of Mrs Charles Dana Gibson and secured a divorce on statutory grounds. An Affecting Scene Jackson Miss February Special An affecting scene in the Mississippi supreme court last evening as Attorney General McClure announced his resignation and intent to resume private practice at Greenwood.
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War root and state troops in camp talks
Secretary of War Root and Ima Washington were held on the lateness of the hear at wineh. A long conference followed on the encampment of state troops. The Chathamillery seeks Fort Screen a T3 bee art post. Governor hopes to move troops to Gritha instead of Chikamanga. Senator Bacon will confer with the War Department and notify Governor Terrett of any action taken.
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Public schools keep physical culture, manual training and music
In Atlanta a called board of education session unanimously voted to retain the three departments in the public school curriculum. President Douglas explained that city council had intimated it would withhold funds if these expenses were cut, and the board affirmed the existing system with annual costs of 200 for the three departments, noting savings would not meaningfully advance new school buildings.
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