Paine's Celery Compound Health Giver and Restorer
Purporting to purify the blood and strengthen nerves, Paine's Celery Compound is advertised as a spring health tonic. Testimonials from Rev J W Rickatts and Mrs Jennie H Steele claim relief from dyspepsia, neuralgia, liver issues, and debility after using the product, alongside claims of rapid vitality improvements and disease banishment. Diamond Dyes are also advertised as pure strong and simple.
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Paine
J. W. Rickatts
Sugar Grove
Oho
Jennie H. Steele. Vaughns
Railways add ten luxury coaches to Nashville line
The Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis Railway added ten Pullman built passenger coaches to its Atlanta Nashville service on trains 1 2 3 and 4. The 74 foot cars feature wide vestibules and separate smoking apartments. Officials from the Southern visited Atlanta to inspect roadbed and rolling stock. A hotelmen’s party traveled via Southern rails on a Chicago and Florida Special. Travel northbound from Florida to the northwest is rising, with through trains heavily loaded until mid April when many services are cut.
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St. EL
Nashville
Chattanooga
S J. Louis
Atlanta
Pullman Company
Nashville, Chattanooga
St. Louis
Florida
Southern
Central
Revival Draws Birmingham Interest at First Methodist
Revival progress at the First Methodist church in Birmingham draws growing attendance. Dr. McFerrin of Birmingham preaches at 10:30 and again at 11 during Sunday morning service with 7:45 evening service. A children’s service at 3:36 afternoon yesterday attracted over twenty five youths at the altar. Bishop Morrison assists, and outreach includes Grace church and Payne Memorial, with members signing applications for church membership as revival continues daily through next week.
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First Merit Church
C. W
Dr. McFerrin
Birmingham
McFerrin
Nixon
Jennie Armstrong
H. C. Morrison
Morrison
Louisville
Atlanta
Grace Church
Payne Memorial Church
Byrd
Georgia Baptist Convention Rome Rail Fare Notice
Georgia Baptist Convention Rome will sell round trip tickets one fare for the trip. Tickets on March 25 26 and morning trains March 26 good returning until March 31. Regular trains Atlanta to Rome depart 8 22 a m and 5 00 p m daily. Special delegation train by Rev R B Headden leaves Atlanta 2 00 p m March 26. Tickets from any agent. For information write C E Farman General Passenger Agent Atlanta Ga.
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Georgia Baptist Convention
Rome
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Gecreta Baptist Convention
Atlanta
R. B. Headden
First Baptist Church
Boy sues railroad for 20000 dollars over severed foot
In city court Sam Farrall a 16 year old seeks 20000 dollars from Western and Atlantic Railroad for loss of use of a leg after an engine struck him at Thurmond street. His father sues for 8000 dollars for loss of service. Attorneys Hoke Smith and H. C. Feeples represent the plaintiffs.
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Sam Farrall
Fred Farranl
Western and Atlantic Railroad Company
Hoke Smith
H. C. Feeples
Thurmond Street
Artisans' Club to Elect Officers Tomorrow
The Artisans' Club, a labor unionists social group, will meet tomorrow at 4 PM in Federation hall to elect permanent officers including president vice president secretary treasurer and a five member board. The charter list will close, admission fees rise, and a report on room securing will be presented. The club plans a ball to furnish rooms. W C Puckett is temporary president. A charter is expected from the superior court soon.
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Artisans’ Club
Federation Hall
North Worsyth Street
W. C. Puckett
Superior Court
Ape L
Charles Goodwyne Likely Enters Monroe County Race
Forsyth Ga March 21 Special Charles Q O Goodwyne a prosperous planter near Forsyth is likely to enter the legislative race from Monroe county. Four others are already in the field and his supporters urge him to run. The county politics are mixed with about 400 populist voters and a recent change allowing all white voters to participate in the primary.
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Charles
Executive Committee
Monroe County
Passing Throng Seeks Fruit Outlook and Word Play
A Georgia fruit man at the Kimball house reports no frost damage to fruit trees from the recent cold snap after inspecting orchards. He predicts a potentially excellent crop if mild spring and no further frosts continue, with buds swelling and blooms delayed. The piece also notes a public fascination with the term jodarter used by Congressman Griggs, plus discussion among Capitol officials about four letter names and a list of notable individuals with short names.
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South Georgia
Kimball House
Georgia
Griggs
Elkins
West Virginia
Capitol
Treasurer Park
Augusta Chronicle
Constitution
T. B. Massengate
Atlanta
Captain Park
Supreme Court
Cobb and Fish
John Jay
Aaron Burr
Leonard Wood
John Hay
James K. Polk
Marshal Ney
W. B. Bate
R. Hoke
Philip Cook
W. RF. Cox
Basil Duke
Harry Hays
D. H. Hil
J. B. Hood
A L. Long
Leonidas Polk
Albert Pike
Henry A
Kerry Gow at Grand features Dan O Hara and Irish wit
An audience at the Grand enjoyed Kerry Gow with Joseph Murphy as Dan O Hara and strong support from Miss Ferrer Nora Drew John Dale Major Gruff and Mr Thorne Raymond Drew The play highlights simple Irish life with a true horse shoeing scene and the pretty dovecote finale It also notes Shaun Rhue to be offered in the evening and previews Julia Marlowe in When Knighthood Was in Flower Wednesday and Thursday
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Kerry Gow
Hke
Joseph Murphy
Dan O'Hara
Mr. Murphy
Miss Ferrer
Nora Drew
John Dale
Major Gruff
Mr. Thorne
Raymond Drew
Lfe
Shaun Rhue
Mary Tudor
Julia Marlowe
Miss Marlowe
Charles Major
Paul Kester
Columbia Theater Season Ends With Strong Performances
The Columbia’s week closes with praise for the Ewing Taylor company and a lineup that includes The Sea of Ice and Hooch Arden, Lost in London then Fabio Romani next week. A $25 prize is promised to a lucky matinee holder. London natives and foreign-born counts are noted in a Boston Journal summary.
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Columbia
Ewing-Taylor Company
London
Fabio Romani
New York City
Beeen
Walter Lawrence
Fabio
Hindoo
Columbia Theater
Boone
Boston Journal
County of
Wales
Monmouth
Scotland
Ireland
Southern Railway schedule near Atlanta and beyond
Train listings show daily departures from Atlanta at 5:30 am on No 13 to Cincinnati and Chicago with through sleeping cars, and No 16 to Brunswick via Birmingham and Memphis, plus No 28 to Columbus and No 25 to Birmingham with dining and Pullman cars. Several through sleepers run to Washington, Richmond, Norfolk, and New York with connections to Chicago and Detroit. Local and excursion trains serve Macon, Columbus, Toccoa, and Chattanooga, including the Florida Special, The Atlanta and New York Express, and The Ttortda Limited with drawing rooms and parlor cars. Ticket offices listed as Kimble House and Union Depot in the city.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Lo Brunswick
Columbus
Birmingham
Memphis
Hanes City
Charlotte
Dan
Daly
Wadington and
Bouthweetern Limited
Macon
New York
Washington
Richmond
Norfolk Agtives
Norfolk
Anniston
Fe. Valley
Ma- Pullmen
Sopee Nero Ehatr
Merwhit
Stening CF SP Ohie PS Acme rensTa
Stepay
Air Line Bet
Mono
Chattanoora
Tories
Sondat
Pallapoosa
Akes Clhatops
Talapooze
Florida
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Louiesle
Detroit
Ttortda Limited
St Augustine
Brunswick
Jacknonvilis
Chattanooga
Chattaynoogt
ALDOR
Dainty
U. S. Tast Mall
Corvices
Boston
Kimbel’ Hosa
Unier Peae
Main
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Rockmart, Ga
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