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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
LAprEs. 49, cnlLDRENs coATs.

just one hundred Ladies Coats in this
lot. Don delay 81 you want luc greatest
Coat bargain Ola earth.
Al $-.J. Ladies Goats, eighteen gar
ments Do tins lol made OF nnc quahty
black beaver cl,tu. shield front. regular
SZy> $500. 2ii5, ANA - garments, the Al
Wlys-busy store price, %--i5 eaNh' 49,.
Al SD. ladies Goats. 90 garments IN thls
DOT. D. AIDE of black lreiIe cloth, black dnd
navy beaver, with fancy braided ahicld
'front.' nlgu spilus collar regular Si.a''
IS, and % garments. az inc Al"aya-blay
A $50. Ladies Coats. 10 garments i'm
this lot, made of black beaver, hcrsey,
hOulle. and fltI1c. regular So 500. ana
So garments. az The Away Busy store
At 500. Ladies Coats p garments in
this lot. made OF black htrsry, beaver
regular S6. $3.50, Sly. and so garments,
az tic Always-busy store price, s3.i3.
At shc.. children Gfctchcns, M TINS
lot. made OF satinctt. bOuclc, and cheNiOt
cloth. regular price Sl.iJ. 800 and 81 gar
ments. al the Always-Busy- price,
At SigS: Children's Gretchens. only In
this lot made of fancy mixed cheviot
cloth. regular price So, al tho Always
Busy Store price sl.s each.
At SOS. Children Gretchens only ~
IN this lot. made of fancy cheNlot, ana
bcucle cloth. regular price s.. $3.50. and
So garments. 700 the Always-Busy store
price. s. N each.
Ladies Capes black beaver cloth. %
inches long. run sweep finished with
black braid and small pearl buttons. req
ular price SltJ. clearance price SLID.
Ladies' Cray and Brown Mixed Cheylot
Cloth Double Capos, with iulaid velvet
collar. trimmed with narrow braid, regu-
lar price $3.50. clearance price NN.
Ladies' Black Astrachan tnpcs. 80
inches long. ll0-inch sweep. extra me
quality. silk lined. regular SO value. clear
auce price Sliis.
Ladies' Electric Seal Capes. 20 inches
long. l00-inch sweep. high spring collar,
extra fine quality brown satin lining reg
ular $50 value at clearance price. Sllh.
Ladies' Electric Seal Canes. Sd inches
long. l00-inch sweep. with h-incn m1ri'u
far collar also Wnrten fur trimmed down
front. regular $3j value, at clearance
price s22
Ladies' Electric Seal Capos. "a Inches
long. fun sweep high spring collar, Fncd
with oxtra-iine quality brown satin rcsu-
lar price $3.50 clearance price HlNi'
Ladies' Plush Capes. l6 inches long
braided ard beaded high spring collar
trimmed with Thibet. full sweep regular
$3.50 value, at clearance price N'N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
SAMPLE HOsLERY.

Mostly fine and medium grades, made
20 retail from Zlc. TO soc. our prices
about Onc-half. You must sees the bood3
o. fully appreciate the values.
sample Hose for Children, douhlc-knee,
heel and toe. black-rlbbcd hose, worm
% l-2c. and i0c.. 10 be sold al Pie. a. pair.
A lot OF Infants Long Hose. Three
Quarter and Ualf-HOse, including white,
tam. black. and coored silk, Isle thread,
and Fine Mace Hose.
Misses Plain Black Hose, worth 2jc.
pair. 20 be- sold for lac.
Chldtcu's Heavy Black Derby-labbed
School Hose worth l1c., for BE-. par, sizes
90 ~.
Chndrn's Fine Jersoy-Ribhod Hose.
Liberia dye. sizes . 10 l0. - lie pair.
Misses Double Knee. Heel and Toe, mo
ruled. Htlmsdorf dye. l5r. "a pair
Misses Gloria Dye Hose, worth 30 i--c''
for Zlc.
Another great bargain IA sample Hose.
tSHED l. l. J. T. LSHRDLSiiltDIIH kD
Ladies' Fine Isle Thread. silk-fini.htd'
Bnck. Tan. Gray. Bslhriggan. ana Fan
cy-Top Hose. fun value 81 he, Tor l'c'
Ladies' Tan and Black Hose IN plain
and dropsutch. specially good y l-zc'
a pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
Miller & Rhoads.
new YORK'S IMMORAL SHOW.
POliCeand ParkhuTStDeC WarA6ainSt
the Famous French Ball.
NAY REPEAT THE SHERRY RAID.

There VIII BE Dances From the Moulin
Rouge and High Kl,kcrs From All over
the Country-lf Arrested She VIII
seek Ilichtna Clubman's Pocket,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17
WASH GOODS

c,.o 1,,,' 81 lotl,ioS inches wide
beautiful dosiens. in small figures a!nd
ill.a' regular I'o' H''"'s' 40l &C. ''o
oxford Porralos. very hno. soft finish. in
a,.l"li ai ,. ~ ,.'r5 ''''
Froueh percales. in The newest patterns
eAlia -i Qa'lIl, i'7".'' ii''' ID '--''
m' hIt i'e laie. ,--s ...-,.1
'f+l Il'i IlNl. ,i 81 anu ,,-
.l on ''s'''' "' '"
4-.. l,f.,..i....... 90, s4,,,-o
'a- OF i.lN- lou 'fll- iu a,Ip'
'', .,i.,-.t ..f,I 49,
short lengths REGULAR price l'er Tor Mon
ety '-. I-e !aid.
corcpro DDres coons
e-.r,b p.id. REGULAR - l-2c. goods. DC.
t7-uch ruls. ln tho lew sprns color
A.i-Wool Fancy Dress Goods. gun dou-
IT,.
Is small Dot of a'o. ana o.e. Dress Goods
we have just received a l.t OF colored
from one TO Ten yards. that son resularly
them .n ONE Dot and win zen them az .,c.;
Wool ana sls are 10 be sold now at 5.c.
''''
A special Dot az Fancy silks for waists
tlmmin tlc' tne ie--i-I 'o-'' ''1' "''~
81 to,n'' &C., e.,t., r,..t.-s tho host
eyer onerg.a for tae price, ST. would De
'N.ip FIG 'I.-'' ,. ..... -tt,... 30, , ON limo
l..U iI.,i rrl.n- i,larlr erceu-
OF 'oi0. ,.....' f,.a and ofrer
iei' ,..,,l i' .r ~. o.,tIr+,. &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

Mems Heavy Tan shirts and Drawers.
real value 90 l-2c.. price Poe.
Mems Heavy Cream Ribbed Shirts,
these goods are worth 50c.. price 2lc.
Mems White Wool Shirts and Drawers,
our zoe. grade. for Soc.
Mems Fine White. AN Pure Wool shirts
and Drawers. worth 2l2l for ST.
Mems Scarlet Wool Shirts and Drawers,
medicated. our 81 grade. for l9c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

A sale Of Sample Towels Napkins and
Table, cloths.
Red-BCrdercd Linen luck Towels,
ike. cheap at 10 l-2c.. for SCI.
Hommed and Friueod Linen Towels,
1SN26. exceptionally great value. Joe.
White and COl0rod Border Damnsk
Towels. AN linen. 1871. regular -ic value.
Monday only l5c.
Ricached Twilicd Crash. DC inches. Sc.
value Monday only . use.
1G-inch All-Lincn Eod-Border Crash,
bargain BE-
Extra-IIcavy An-rinon Crash. regular
70 1-2c value FOR Monday only ec.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

Mems Black and Tam and nalhrigean
Goods Hose. worth ~ l--c., and l.c., for
1io
Men q piocks. Tans. Cr0ys, and Bal
lrerun Hose. these are ice. and Zoe.
g.0aH for 10 1-2c.
Mems Black Tan. Grays and Balbrig-
gan Ilsc, an 1Jc. goods. for ltc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-17

Mems sample Gloves and Mittens.
Mems Heavy Leather Muous. knit
CUTS. noeccd-llucl. au tam goods, worth
90 l--e.. for 1Ic.
Mems Fine cashmere Mittcns. J0c.
grade. Go go at l...
Mems ucavy Wool Muons. soc. grade.
for .sc.
Aien Fine Cashmere Miuens, real
value Doc, for Joe.
Mems Hoayy Leather Gloves. lined ana
uulincd. these goods are real good value at
90 price SOC.
Mems Sample Dress Kid Gloves iu all
the new Shades. and most every size.
goods worth ST. 1925. and $3.50, your choice
or the lOt Soc.
these arc the very best gloves yea can
gct for driving. worth i5c.. for a5c.
Mems Jersey Gloves. hcecfd. lined, KID
palm good. worth sNc., for ar.
Mems Fancy Scotch Wool Gloves, 9lc.
Rfflf for 2ac.
Msu's Gray Jersey Gloves. cashmere
wool. cotton hcecod-lIned, worth o0c., foe
I,C.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09
cou.l:ern Division.

Most favorable weather conditions have
prevailed throughout most Of the counties
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09

easily found that II was made UP OF hairs.
YOU would have observed that the ct1f
would have soon destroyed the hnll II II
had chewod on II as a "cud." The cnd
of a Illuminating animal IS nothing more
than wal of the hay. grass or other
rough food that has been eaten during the
day. and which the animal 'hc!ches up
to more Thoroughly masticate. or chew. II
you wish to be thoroughly convinced,
watch any Eliminating animal fcud-chewinS
animal as she cEcws. You will see her
'bclch M something and Immediately
commence chewing in a few minutes you
will observe her swallow il. and almost I'M
meGiately fctch up another waG. stand
ncfr the animal and IS she fetches up
wad catch nor by the throat and prevent
her from swallowing IT, and then examine
her mouth and You VIII ind that the
'scmcthing'' she has "belched up" Is simply
grass. hay or other food. Try it and report
the result.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09

Il. a. W. Kimichael, Mss.-Mr. Henry
Lee, Of Mcintyre. Ga, wants to know
how to prevent his hogs from SWIMMING
a stream. | viii suggest TO you what
my plan would be. not only for that bad
habt.. but FOR several others. such as
climbing over fences going under water
Gat,s. running after Old hens and young
chickens. etc Take piece cf p.pnk about
twelve or sixteen inches Ions ana about
eight inches wiee and one inch thick: now
edpo the plank up find the center and
saw down about three inches, then circle
that out SO IL VIII III nicely Up under the
cd sow's uock: now make TWO ono-half
inch holes about three inches belo" each
END OF The circle, then put the plank up
under the hogs neck run ropc through
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09
Corns.

TO J. ". X. Sandy Flat. s. C.--Re1nove
the shoe aud roult.ce the foot Ia ord
10 softer the hoor and reduce the in
Ga0metlpn Then rasp the wall of the
hoof down level ard put on a bar shoe.
Mhen tn shoe S. htted rasp away little
Of TIE wan against the corn 50 that the
shoe win 80; press on IT, This may le
M thar .s n. cssory If matter has formed
E; win De well to make small opening iefo
il 20 allow the master - csc"i'o, then pour
tlco : reN days then rut on a bar shoe IA
abovs directed. Pat llttle tar and oakum
in The opening "a keep ont the dirt untl
% ncw "ioce OF sole grows UP. i .ep thu
bar shoe an until the sole OF the foot he
ccm,s Stronger. and by not pairing tho solo
ami using fat shoe ne viii not be troubled
with eerus any NOR,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09

A. r. Bell. Pensacola. FlA-Horses not
swelling when driven in hot weather +
not disease of IT'S II hut Is a symptom Of
some arrangement Of the system. Tone up
TIE system properly and there will b. no
complaint of not sweating. Give hrs; five
drachms of a'oeS. one ounce % gcntian and
one ounce OF ginger. When purgiag is over
mix oac and a hale ounces copperas. two
ounces saltpct"r. Mix and divide into twelve
powders and give one nisht and morning in
soft feed.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09
NOTICE TO INoyIRERs

I. Write plainly add 10 the point
givilz oriv the questions Ia which
GnsWer- ar Et~.rt
=. Cnnfinc iuqLiries strictly mat
ter,s conc .rning she farm.
2. Never ask fer answer by maii-
4. Never AJAX Whefc M article can
b. had. nor f.ie pr...-.
3. Always give vossr fnll nat1ea ana
nfgre-s lf you go not wish your
maine published. sny 50, and iniii.,is
chi viii r. prin;ef.
q Carefully t."fhis page fer iCture
r-irr auca.. ans ,ri0rc writing -
sni'te xaur file O. sec X "a las not
len aIreaIv answered
=. T.,sx anc..,i ant send IN your IN
oui-i early. To net eNIect ns u
.'..f.-v-.-r 81 next paper. - he Editor
tr,-.-t liari.t IT, llia .sstiy a wet teiore
ti.a pats.r Is pall'- tef
4 Addr. - ail inquiries and com
muricslf'ona f1r this ieps-i'nen; to
THE CONSTITUTIONS,
If. and &. Department..
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09
Sprin 2 Pc sture.

r. ". L.. Bceeh Grove. Tenn.-What
would be best 30 SOW now OF next fail for
sprtnl. pasture for cattle. hogs ana colts?
Lend is good. WIN alfalfa do, What i,ind
OF fertilizer viii su.t riulatto limestone
land.
sow rye. also crimson cloves. Alfalfa Ou-
ccrr,) would not answer tho purpose. we
presume any h,gh grade guauo would give
good results on vour SOL. Writ to direc-
tor OF your experiment station. Knoxville.
Tenn.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09
Keeping Cider Sweet.

=. T. Bennett wishes 10 know how 10
keep apple cider fresh all the time ike
when made"
We know OF no safe way except 70
strain the juice ana put II in bottles. place
the bottles ia water up 10 the neck, boil
ten or fifteen minutes and then cork
tight with corks taken from boiling wa
ter 1t Is precisely the same 80 the pro-
cess for preserving the unfcrment@d JUICE
of grapes Lay tho bottles on their sides
in as cool a place as you can find.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09

MIR. 500 King Canton. Cattle symp-
TOMS as Described Indicate pretty strongly
that there was some obstruction IA IN"
large iut,stints. z h" lying on the ground
stretched ont - full length IS q character
is.ie symptom of This particular trouble.
U,uaii,-. X mos roll,vrd, Inflammation gets
iu ia 3 G1y or TWO, when the pain becomes
continuous. breathing fast, pulse fast and
m4yhe weak. ana death soon follows The
Proper treaiment 81 nrst g. ounce alaes,
ounce soda. ouuce ground ginger.
oram INK v,rl.ea. These shou'd be dissolv
81 il ] piat or boiling water But your
horse O. now either well or dead, and fur
Their discussion is useless.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09
TIE 1zEAr WIS ABOVE NoRMAI
Plenty of Water During the Eorth
lust Passed

n, month OF july. just closed was one
Of the rclrlcst months &C this year.
The monthly METEOROLOGICAL summary
which was issued yesterday morning,
SHOWS that during the month a small per-
centage over the orinal rainfall for July
fell.
The total precipitation for the month
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09
Swift Mules Hoof.

= +. MuIens. Acoaa. Miss.-We know or
70 method by which YOU could cause the
injured hcof to grow off and then cause
another TO come. If It had boon properly
treated at FIRST il couid have been healed
up. IL is how probably impracticah!e 20 do
anytb;na with il. as Tic bone is probably
seriously Injured. which is the cause of tho
flilure to heal Up.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09
hntilrax CT Cows.

q. w. RurHett. L.zcIla, ca have
lost three cows in fifteen days with zoos.
bowels and running at the nose, refusing
10 eat and after they We're 'iCad SKIN
nd them and there was under the SKIN
& yellow rnUcus and large bruised places.
/ have three other cows and would like
to have 81 preventative for those not sex:
one was swollen under her throat ana
hreathci very Nard. l am subscriber 10
The Constitution.
Tho description you give. while by no
means complete and conclusive. very
strongly suggests anthrax as the disease
of which your cattle died. L is some
times called caarbon. Il IS Gn infectious
ana almost invariably fatal disease, ana is
due to the presence OF specific species
OF bacteria In the system. Treatment IS
of no avail; prevention Is all that can be
relied on. Pat the wall animals in high,
dry pasture. Inoculati ton according 70 "a"
methods OF Pastcur has been successful
IN tried But VIC are not certain II is
anthrax. Better set a surgeon to exam
inc your little.
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one hole pass it over neck and through
tho other hole, b-ing the two ends up on
top of neck and tie tight enough to keep
it from slipping Of over head. If that
does rot keep the hog from swimming. IT
VIII he because the plank needs weight on
bottom edge.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09
Ste geers of Cows.

To - W. q. F3rmv.ie. Ca.-Your cow
probably has what Is called cncepalit.s. ar
inflammation Of ihe brain. tie inhamma-
tion being ~ a chronic type. II is called also
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09
Sorehcst!ed Chickens.

To Walter Wilson. Aycock. La.-Your de-
scription, their heads become sore and
t4eir eyes become closed and they pine
away and die" is too incomplete to justify
a diagnosis and prescription. 1t may be
chigoos, or 81 gsers." or chicken neas.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09
EARNS AND FARMERS ~
x Short Talks With. the Men Who Guide the Plow

staggers Sometimes there are very de
lir.ous symptoms. amounting even to fren-
~ Treatment IS very unsatisfactory. very
few eases ever recovering even partially,
although they may live . long time
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09

Subscriber. Kcysvilie Fla VIII kainit
prevent rust IN rice? How much and mole
OF application.
?. suppose I wish 10 formulate a fertilizer
containing a certain amount OF nitrogen
potash and phosphorus. How shaA pro
cerd2 Give an example.
> WIN II nay t. select seed corn from
largo fine corn containing two ears, ana
whether top or bottom ear
We have ncvcr heard that KANT IS a
preventive Of rust IN rice, wheat, oats or
anything inst IS subject TO rust. and 40
not think II IS so. The rust OF rice wheat,
oats and Other cereals is 4 totally different
affection from the so-callod rust OF cotton.
. Az q rule YOU cannot formulate Ter
tu;zcr that will contain n fixed or deihltc
amount OF each Of tho three clements, ph-
less tho. ingredients Used are Of a. certain
standard. II Is perfectly feasible. however,
without rcSar1 10 the mere quality Of th"
ingredients. - compound mixture that
win contain the three elements ia any do
sired relative proportions. or course You
must know the analysis OF the separate
ingredients. Suppose, for instance, you nave
acid phosphate containing "a per cont OF
available; mUr.ete Of potash. 80 pr cent or
potash and cotton meal per cent OF am
monia Now suppose You wish 10 com
pound a mixture Of the above that WoHH
contain ten parts of aNa.l.3.e, parts ot
potash and parts OF ammonia. cribs
would not mean 10 per cent asa,lcble. Tcr
ceat potash ana po. cent ammonia) First
take 1000 pounds OF acid phosphate which
would eivo 30 pounds % available. Nl,h
this 10 pounds Of av8ilab'" sou wiz want
three pounds Of ammonia ald thrro pounds
OF potash or rs - 8 40 AZ. the nufa-
be-, Of pounds each Of potash aad ammonia
required. Vow 20 get - pounds OF ammo
nia We must have. - 100 : = o.. me
number OF pounds - meal 5cqu.red. anu rs
% :I,0::i2 ass. the amount OF muri"'v
required. Adding the amounts together we
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09
Observation-Disclosures

GLIs~W bSt~ltS-
j. 4. A.-send cents to Georgia Fxper-
IN ent station Experiment Ca. ana ask
for Bulletin 10. 81. on strawberry culture
10 BE- sent you.
For d.stempcr vcrv little treatment Is us
ually required. u Is 4 disease thot mast
run its course. Keep the animal IN q wcll
ventilated stable. n TIE throat IS sore put
n piece Of gum Camphor into a pail IF
betting water and hold Il under his nose.
covering around with a blanket 10 keep N
the steam. DO this fifteen ~ twenty min
utcs at a time three t'incs a day. Dis
solve two drains of chlorate Of potassium
in half pint of cold water ana add one tea
spoonful Of nuid extract of 3cEadonna.
SbaEe UP an,l Eargle his throat with il. by
pouring a littlc into hts mouth held p little
above a Lowell ara forcing him TO move his
tongue. IL he coughs let down his bead At
one and chen repeat il. and so or untIl all
il used II tEcrc IS fcyc- give half ounce
salipotcr n drinking water once a day.
Don't give any phy sic. II an abscess forms
poultic. with warm poulticc changing
twice a day. until the alrscess becomes
soft: open IT and inject Into II . little of
lotion made of Onc-naH ounce carboii: acid.
ono pint of water. Keep w tho poulticcs
for a few days after the abslcss Is opened.
Horse and Cattle Book.
n. J. Law. sharpsbury. Niss.-Write 10
Donobue & Honncbcrry. Chicago Ill. for a
copy Of Or. Mclntosa's Diseases OF Horses
ard Cattle" We think the prico is $50.
Cotton Seed HILL.
To Seth west. Kingston y. C.-We DO not
brow anything about the cotton seed mill
You inquire eboIt. II We wished to find out
we would write to Manufacturer Of Per
ryInan's Cotton Seed Min. Birmingham.
Ala"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09
Cofton Seed Kali.
Saga ard THYME.

To 7. L. Davidson. Davidson. 8. C.-The
leaves should be gathered just before the
plants commence to bloom ana dried in the
shade.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09

H.~1% To supply missing
h 1 y = word Jon select one
To-. taatcames out the mean
Z u ingof thraUthOrjust ashe
u intended #, end If you get the
& 3 very word he used you are a
winner This sentence: WE have
not enough, and are put
to very awkward shifts for want Of
Them, IS from tIlo works Of 4 stand
ard author Perhaps you have read
It. Look fort. ifyoU con find i
Just guess at it, YOU may nit /. See
exact terms in the advertisement
TIE CONSTITUTION.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09

hcuESt at ovSt cash prices PROMPT re-
ciittance- send ta--re,t sIzm5 Ter price
list. lIkLSCUE. ISL. STAMP co,
Ecx 45i, Atlanta. &c.
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FIRE

ct--agc Medical Ref
ercn~c Book. giNlnE
valuable information
70 any Iun Or We
nan afflicted wl.h
any forrl of private
or special 4 scase.
, Address the leading
phys clans and spe-
cirlists of this coun-
sfry.
: DIR. HATHAWAY
"a street, Atlanta, Co.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09

Cool r"~nins' -tave you read Thomas
s.ater eriSie tce 2 IN on pasc :. headed
- SclGs I. Free
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-11-27

WAN D-ihUSIWORrHl AND ACTIVE
. gentlemen ar ladies TO travel for ro.,.,,.,-
enle. est1blishe h3usc in Nebraska. MONTH";
49, and expenses Position steady. Refer,
nc r &c lose selt-addres-ei stamped envel
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-11-27
MUSlCAIe.

The concert by the choir of the First
Presbyterian church week ago
evening was attended by a large and
enthusiastic audience. The concert was
under the direction of the chorister.
Mss Treat who, with the aid Of the
other members of the quartetic, is max
ing the choral services of the Presby-
terrain church notable. The program
va as follows:
sOtEduciid IT iOtON -DuCh
Miss Owens.
SereIade. DE koven
Mr.. Haydn Myer.
Calm as the Night .......... Goe.z
Miss Treat. Mr.. Kettering.
Loves Woe. .Arons
My Love is Coming" ~ Marzials
Miss Getner.
Prelude in Il minor. .......... Chopin
I'm the Springtime". ........... Grieg
The Fauns' ...........C haminade
Mrs. Will Owen Jones.
Rejoice Greatly from the MES
sab -. Handel
Miss Treat.
Three Tuscan Folk Songs. -.
Miss Treat, Miss Getner.
The Valley by the Sea- Adams
Mr.. Kettering.
when Power Divine" .Faure
Miss Treat, Miss Getner,
Mr.. Myer, MIR ktte-ing.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-11-27

The concert given on Tuesday even
ing at the Fret Baptist church, by the
Sappho Quartet. called forth an ap-
preciative audience. A most pie asing
program bad been prepared. which was
dainty rem lei ed by the members Of the