The Courier-sentinel. (Ellijay, GA.) 18??-1???, September 28, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextT w HAD CONSUMPTION hStedtt^Tdo not 6 feel wll jJLhaye a cough; losing my fHT6 sore * «UH 'a uesn. j. TilThat vvudl WldU clinll i T uy, r?o ? Your doctor says t«ice CUTC uT yourself and take plain cod-liver oil, but you can’t take it. Only the strong, keaitny person can take it, it, and they cant tales it long. Itds SO rich it Upsets the stomach. But you can taka SCOTT'S EMULSION It is very palatable and easily digested. It you will take plenty of fresh air, &r.d exercise, and SCOTT'S EMULSICIT Steadily, there is very little ______ doubt Stout your recovery. hypophosphites ill it; There are they give Strength, and tons up the nervous svstem while the cod-iivct Oil feeds and. nourishes. scon & pc.*nd$ru».andruiptt*. bowks. choarfstt, N Vo ew - * Official Organ or Gilmer County --------- N Published Every Thursday Morning — IIY— GEO. W. GATES, Editor and Proprietor. s u iTsciuFrKpr ilates^^ One ‘'ix Months................ f Three Months............... Advertising llatos T . er> : 7 0W anU Made Known on Application. .. GUARANTEED CIRCULATION’, 1., 100. THURSDAY SEPT. 23 TIT, 1899 . w • ' ' Monev in Wheat * Tho wheat crop is a sure money crop. Lot our farmers think Ut .... tins and , ... s.inotiung ,, . 2 see n tiiid of laud may to a. stale where ii.. i . rwheat f\\ neat may mav be id ,r„. p. j |e actual cost of culti irvesting tiio grain comparot ijl u If 1 otho 5 ffTd* l^W^hto tho wlieat lands in Little 1 slmv to , bo ■ sure plot cost tho owners |rn tact gives them an BTfial prefit from the start j> 11 is done in this way. i lie land is sown in wheat, then when the wheat is cut the land is put in peas, sown broadcaster drilled which is better. Then again the land is put iu wheat and followed bv another crop of pens. In this way two crops are made every year Hidiand is getting better all the time. In a few years the poorest kind of land becomes rich ,ud loamy. Of course, if tl.o tim mer is able to use fortilizers work is more quickly done, but tlteAvheat and peas will surely it H it if it ir is kent *6^’^P- itn We would like to sea our Clay county farmers turn their atten tion to wheat. This grain will al "P WNt to*"» d h good price. As a money there are few things that will 'beat it. Don’t put off beginning the work wOik until until some some ether otuei Gum atn„, hrt begin nos to prepare for a crop to be sown during the coming fall We believe it will bo successful tried uietl. We o hone nope our oui taimers farmers will will not bo discouraged by tho short zirS crops made ^ this year,which was Z ..... *?”>■ ^ would probably be a good idea to use up the sorry grain that was made and buy good seed for -mx-t cron l '. Ado,..nor 4 dozm. nr BO so of ot nllr 01,1 farmers might go in together evero.l hundred bushels wheat and thou BTuda thoroughly for the new ~ Let he tried . at , and lop. it once, ot not one wait for another, but get about tbe matter in a business like wav y ~ —Yount? * Harris ILni.s News News. -------------- --—-—rrrr w m Are prepared from Na. ture’s mild laxatives, and while gentle are reliable and efficient. They rflsp £.WiP>ff® Cure Sick Headache, Bil everywhere, Constipation. 25 c. per Prepared by C-l.Hood & Co-.Lowell,1 | I CIRCULAR LETTr.lt. To the Eli,-jay Baptist Association and, through your body, to the £Scf Let us study this subject in the light of the word and teaching fif Holy spirit and if we are not fulfilling the requirements, then let us to igether as ministers and deacons and laymen having a common interest strive to find a remedy for the lack. The one thing necessary for the pas t()1 . ; s complete consecration to his calling that he may feed the flock of taking the oversight of them, not by constraint, but willingly, not ijJthy lucre but of a ready mi:id, neither as being lords over God s i )i;t ensaroplcs to the Hock. He should be entirely given to the work, ! :(m! in ttt! ch pravtr should give himself to seeking the guidance of the Holy Spirit. He should fully realize the fact that the discipline of his wiii never ii.se above his idea of discipline; that as the church had paced in him their confidence and as some local church had oidaiued him and staked on him its own charcter that then the church calling him to its would follow his teaching. And as their teacher he should not about vvoids to no profit but should study to show himscif dividing approved | God a workman that needeth not to he ashamed, rightly the word of truth He must shun profane and vain babbling. He must nave i faith and know that tbe foundation of God staudeth sure. He must I youthful lusts and follow righteousness, faith, charity, peace with them call on the name of the Lord out of a pure heart. Foolish and J . strife. He must qiiosti; ns he must avoid knowing that they gender patient, in meeknees in j«tiive but bo gentle unto all men ;'iipt to teach, all j j sti acting those that oppose themselves. These qualifications of God are is be sary because through the church the manifold wisdom to I known. And the pastors are expected to preach the gospel to every j of men. He must preach to men who are lovers of their own et ous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, without natu 1 rai affection, frv.ee breakers, false accusers and those that iiate SStfftS instruct .hose ; t ,f t i luse c i aS8ts w ith the hope that he, in meekness, may 1 oppose L themselves, if God. peradventure. will .... give them repentance to j acknowledging of the truth and that the classes just named . may . . I themselves out out of the snares of the devil who are (akt-u captive bv | , at his will. And In addition to all the above necessary qualifications blameless, pastor must be of good sound Christian character. IIo must bo the husband of oiiewif. , vigilant, sober, not given to wine, not greedy filthy lucre; and he should be willing to wait until all these qaiificatious first proved. And, also, the church should Wait until in her j judgment all qualifications are met in tfieir gift before he is seat out j heAo lead among the churches. Where are the old lime exhorters, | grand v et humble men who wen; so well-fitted to help in our | Those good and usei'iii men who were always ready to come to the releif tiieir pastor with the lire of the Holy 8eirit on their hearts? Have they all been ordained to preach and has tilt* chinch erred in her goodness they iu or j darning and sending out men to preach the gospel who forget that ! long to the church and reverse the principle . or rat her the application .. the chujc or 1 principle that the preacher is the servant of the church and that i .Christ is hi i niuiter. Jesus I hu Lord t. ar.d lutil ourselves kkm was your taut servants we pie..ti^ foi •‘1 .Rsiib , ‘ s..k.. 1 ‘ s I , ” oj our sained God who commanded the light to sliiue out of darkness hath our hearts to give the light of th knowledge of the glory of God in face of Jesus Gnrist Ami wonderful as id U ! is j oiio w no it called of God to preaen tliego^cl has . God tbio and tiia»nic not of in cai A V( . SS( ,jg tliat the excellency of the pi wer maysbe of us.. \ I must take time just here to say, and 1 fully realize the responsibi*it\ ' in what 1 about write, that it is ui! too common among take am now ' to ‘ ' ! ' v * lun l ‘ u “ Mimch ordains and sends out men to preach that among t : ‘'\ rsl t biu ...... S 8 fi,„ fch8,,! ! n, ’'' te!8 ...iii.d tmi.u "P ,,u iMiln l ° d °’ is is tn t0 rcornnite r‘nmn llirnsr ! ‘-"C iu j , eliurclK.'S. , lie Jiuils some wonderful danger in some . othei man o i uud will thank God for sending the gospel to him and his people and times pray fervently that all nations may hear the gospel and believe, then’stuud for an hour and teach his congregation against doing the ) that he has just prayed for and men will usually pray what they i and it is, yet men who would lutii jovvn ten miles from lilt for the fact Lupon to regulate made who have |self-appointed ^kiv.-ing misled leg _hi by the very Is to day. 1“Y boiieut, from their niling? nsTd this success ffitir minissry U plains, their personal | before iu ’’chinches. They were d? poor in this ! | goods and with loving desire of 1 * Christ f \ '. that • t ha.ye they ndgiunje tilisted 4 1 i ia or use f tlni. lw,i in their gooda^s .rlwnl nouc day and aad lltlM u i | they *- llu hinder kinder I • I the the .1 gospel gospel I ot Liu 11 st _ I have ... t trusted .... ... m -. men guuu y declare the whole counsel of God test they doubt have shunned to -.. . ii,o of Christ,, iiiid the most of the reward that some of our j 1 almost Tpitsof at ^cmiiitiw'umt their own expense t!ie is to churches have it ought said of to them discipline and them that ^froni for p U “ against the danger of , itiill WB YV \y a .. c f uouj , oal ti c.»i***^ , n to vv li;ao w . u -ned w--. - --- --- great 3 qj v. | the teachings of these same men who have been our leaders for this genera ! lion. And 1 leave these self appointed reg|itutors to auswei w aetiiei they j believe ia what they pi ay 01 in vmat tuey ^ncaca that they can believe in both, what they preach, no sound minded man could admit one moment. Now these are plum words. They are intended to be And no man ought to insuit tile intelligence of any chinch or any means _______________ _____ himself and loving asking the respect of others when he will not respect Baptist church and having fully dote, mined that no influence under shall ever uieuiute my atleotious from uer and looking to her as the of this country and knowing that my work is well uigu i.o-ie that 1 reach you through vour pulpits. I want to deal honestly with you plead with you that we strive together to make the church what Christ de I j Die Baptist IT 1 '!™ church i.’’ never be made a paradise foi men wuo have nothing to i £oundfaull wi;h olher men’s teaching. And now we come to the duty of the church ^ to her _ pastor. ! that your pasfor has the New Testa incur qualifications aim is but m every way | 80lludiB fa! th ne may not he the choice 01 the entire cninci you ! g0Uf , llt „ uidauce oft!so uo !y Spirit ami called him and on his being .satisfied l. 0 f tnocaii he also taiks with the Lord, and when he lias asked the Holy ! Spirit for direction, and the answer points him to that particular work and i Then brethren vou who did think him the llhn> t . |ke hi | tl U3y<niV servant, you ought lo respect Him wishesot a de j c p| c q utajority of \ our brethren. Your iuieresls arc ia counnoa, their sue cess is your success, their failure is your failure and we are building for ' etermiy. You should lend your ialluvnce togivefcuu the best congregation V ^ ib ,^ (Dve idm your presence in your business meetings ou Saturday. j ul , ll; , a as we il nail up your chuicii and burn your Bible as to speak re proachfuii v of \ our pastor iu the Ji-eanng of your children, ii you expect him lead voir children to Christ. Rcin.«y not be iu all things just what you 1 would have him be, and yet he is iu ait probability the one mau who can ( ^ oui . chi , dK , n to Christ. And brethren as \ou prize the salvation of vou ,-' chi.dren J plead with you that you lake him into youi hearts and into Vour homes. Never complain that your k pastor does not come to , "' L ' 11 \ | hia) fe j. t welcoim . |* u VO ur home at any time; do not embarrass your pastor and by ;uiy act of indifference, uc deeply feels tiis interest iu his charge is studying vour best interest; he is your servant and faithful to Ins calling, ! fabv realize that he is the piope.rly of the church, Wat lie belongs to ue ; ciu ,V c h an d the church docs not belong to him. Tne reialionsbip oetweeu i c hurch and pastor are sacred. The uoly r pi: it brings the two Then brethren deal faithfully with your pastor; he is u> iug you service, if he is tit to be vour pastor, he is entitled to your respeef. Help him by your i k ‘ l ldl11 kuo ' v 'hat.you pray for him, and last but not .eiisl know that you cure for his condition at home, no a one a r.a.c ..or. visiu.a j ^j s j U)tQe _ no has sickness too and neeas your presence, mi'c yo;i gone j u nd sat down with him ami prayed wnii his family, end if you have not dome : this and have not given him as blot! has piospered you. i hen rrotlier some I day about the close of ins pastoral year you goto ins home and you look one limuiat0 the pale £ace 0 f t he mother of your pastor s cuHdreu and ass her w liat it cost's to have her husband preach to vour church, tehe need not fell j vou lunch, you can see written in tier face some lines that led \ on and you |r tU(1 V ou may read between tbe dues that it costs somebody something to bave'ihe Gospel preadied. It has cost her the absence of her husband Horn home when you enjoyed his presence and counsel in \ our home it baa i her many auxions non is watching beside the creulieot Sick cui.dren. -------- at cost liei the sacrilice of a life of enjoyment ia company wtfh one to whom Isiie pied-md 5 the iove of her youth.' Your pastor them has the same interest t'ice in his family that vou haw. ia tours and he owes the same se , yem owe’to voiU- family, and as voulmi* calle d him to do you he.it. rs oKi.r. GENUINE POSTON A DI \ ItJs a Imltii'jl" We to JISZ collw Jars each. They Jure wcrn by the best people./ 'forward -a GENUINE Pomona Diamond, mounted on a heavy ..... ring, pin or [ j stud to any address upon the re ce :,,j 1 0 f ,. r j ce $1.00 each. Ear j rings, screws or drops, , f_ .. per p;..r, Ring sottmga are made of one coii ; tinuons piece of thick, shelled ! j an warranted not to tar i°. ’ atJ( , ___. , , . .. —? n * s *• vp .cn c . . .. , . , for ten days only 1 Ring and stud : ?CM) t an y address upon receipt of gy ' Send for catalogue. In . „ j ordering ring give linger measure- r : ment by using a piece of string j a j s0 full ^particulars. Address j 1} ] j,j]y, THE POMONA CO., 11 81-1183, Broadway, Now York. There is now under construction <* ~ "’ j be named ‘J he Georgia, which is to surpass in speed and ornament | Q ceau Greyhound, The, Or j e 2 ,,n Her largest guns are to bo - t'.vei v o inch ai.d of these eho vmJ carry four; backed up by four eight inch guns; sixteen three-pounders: six one-pounders; ten machine guns and two field pieces—she will carry in all some Wventy guns, all of the most modern pattern and ef¬ ficiency. It is said sho will eclipse, in her all round fighting capacity, anything that i3 now to be found e British intv.v. She will have J : the speed i equal J to-our fastest erui ; sets, and will levolutionize . li. st | j c ] r>£S battleship construction. The ic-ssons learned in tinr late war i , <»f ’ 1 1 .. 1 t mip . navy at Santiago and* Manilla, | proves llint the rapid fire ordnance j a | )oart j ship are the guns that the . B greatest execution . and . damage. . and it was this class of ordnance that won the great victories for tbe stars and stripes at Manilla and Santiago, The plan and efficiency of “The Georgia" is a fitting trib¬ ute to the Empire State df the South, A WdgiUtm Nure for Diarrhoea. in up,m!r tiail idmofi given was bmoght hack In perfect lieal’. ll by Colic, React Cholera editorial. and Diarrhoea Remedy. ^ liis I suffered with diarrhoea for a long time and thought I was past being | cnrt;1 j j i)a(1 S p en); s <>muoii time and 1 ‘ uff , d „ ‘ " , y. , • nopeof rec u. ry and await the re¬ sult, hut noticing the advertisement of Chamberlains Colic. Cholera aril Diarrhoea Remedy ami also some tes¬ timonials stating how wonderful cures had been wrought by Liis remedy, I decided to try if. Aft* 1 taking a few doses f was entirely \ftd! of that trou¬ ble, and I wish to say further to my readers and fellow-sufferers that I am a hale and hearty mau to-day and feel as we!I.«« 'ife^rO. K. Sold by all druggists, DBArVFf ARRIVES. Admiral Dewey‘arrivod off Now York at dawn 2G inst. and tho O lympia ancliored#!i American wa¬ ters in the light of Sandy Hook. The Admiral is the picture of health and is fall of gratitude for what the people are doing for his reception. On the arrival of the <>'»*• u» Bi! “™ F " n Hancock fired a salute of guns and the flapship replied with twenty one. It was the first tituo an admiral’s salute’had been board in years. Ngju TilUGUNESS The woman who is love’y in face form ami temper will always have j has constipation or kidney trouule.her j mpure blood will cause pimples,blotch es,.skin eruptions and a wretched oo.n J plexiqn. Electric Bitters is the | romaeh, medicins liver in the and world kidney to regulate and purify j j u,e blood. It gives strong sk'n, nerves rtcli bright eyes, smooUie, velvety j complexion. It will makea good-looks , ]n ^ c harnnng woman ot a run-down ;;nvatid- Only 50 cents at J, S, ranker sley Drug Store. The Cotton Beit 13 the Great ThrougIi^g^jj^Ajj££5 sas,|_Tt ■ x «s. and the Great booth-west. Before s making artangement for your tickets j write t0 H H. SuttoD, T. P. A., 119 Wegt xinth St, Read House Block, ^ , r , oi , i s. . .po re.. i j maps, ‘“ l! and '’g'*- ;u information ^l.i , iw concerning your trip. . t mr affGuardiau Brown Bearden a minor, (now tie-j ceased), shows by his petition and vouchers of file that ho has fuli V disuhar "° d llis 6aid trust ’ a,1<1 - £l?rj:: _ at ;VlrwlTiL or before the l November term n of o y ; thisoourt. why at the said term (lie prayer of petitioner should not be granted. Witness rav official signature. This Aug. 7th, 1899, 3m. J. C, Allen, Ordinary, GEORGIA—Gilmer County: ! Jemima Weaver, widow of J. M. Weaver, late of said county deceas- J oil, in behalf of herself and four j minor children, has applied for aj twelve months’support out of the ] estate of said deceased, and apprais j ers have made their return. I will j pass on said application, on the j first, Monday in October next, Witness my official signature. This Sept. 4th, 1899. ! J. C. Alle.v, Ordinary. GEORGIA—Gilmer Comity: JAY.Holt, as the administrator of the estate of R. E. Holt, late of said county deceased, shows by his j petition and vouchers of file that he has fully executed his said trust, '■ and prays to be discharged there-; from. All persons concerned will ■ show cause, if any, at nr before the December term next of this court, ' i why said the . at term prayer ‘, or fthouid . titioner not no Witness my hand ond offici.d sig¬ nature, This Sept. 4th, 1899. 3m, J. 0. Au.kx Ordinary. GEORGIA —Gilmer County: Will he sold before the court lioust; door iu eajd county within tho legal hoars of sale on the first Tuesday in October next, the bil¬ lowing described property tn-wit: Three parcels cf land Nos. 81, and G9, being about 60 acres in land lying in tho 26th district a;ul second section, levied on as (lie property of J. M. Boon and da .falio Boon in favor of J. A'. Moreland. Defendant notified. Levy made with ft fa August 16th, 1899, byJ. F. Fore, L. 6-., and re¬ turned to me. This Sept. 4, 1899 A. J. Fisso.v. Sheiift. GBOUGIA—Gilmer County: A. -I.,.Cole, as the iplnlqistrater of the cstilte of J. M. liMbo.i-yd r>! said county shows by hi- petition and vouchers oi'iile that he lias fully con ted his said trust, and pray s to lie discharged there from and receive Id tore of dismission. All persons corned will show cause, if any, at or before the October term next of ihi court why at said term the prayer of petitoner should not be Witness my band and official sig nature. July 3zd, 1899. 3 m. J. C. Allen, Ordinary. it' vou are going to Aiksttisas, as, Oklahoma or Indian Ten the Cotton Belt Route is the c'i.-s at. quick iiac, uud operat, s elegnat Pur for Cafe cars. Free Bvc'ini: g Chair Cars, .aJiiy C.vujhea nt,d 1’ddomu j Sleepers. Far lov/cst -rates-. County iu;;'i-:. and <J.*.-e; :;i' i' e nntter < f Ar kiir.sas and Texas, apply to II. II Sutton, 1 rav Pass. Ax' . 119 Best Moth Mrii-t, Read Ho a:-.: Bock, Chattanooga, Term. To PS7R1T Gosd ideas r, ;e be secured by our aid. zVddiess, THE PATE-iT RECORD, Oaltiiiiore. Md. ! Eu'oacril'tious to The Patent Record Si.OO per liunuiii. As usually treated a sprain wiil dis jured person fur three cr | four w <-ks, but If IffmailM-rlain’s Rain ! lialm is freely applied a complete cure j | M,a Pain Y a_! Bal.ni " f! - also cro!l cures in . a rheuinalistn. ' ‘‘‘ J ,ew cut;; ! bruise? and burns. For sale by all dreg gists. j "HIWASSEE ROUTE’ Atlania, Knoxville & Nsrlhsrn Ry THROUGH TRAIN SCHEDULE.____ Th«ir>darj !*c»!v !F.r« .-tivo Karrli !», ’l*9| Daily Tbur-i- lar U9?l,l“ 8.4;Ar. : Lv. Ducktown Knoxville Arj ‘j 6.50PM. 2-05 2.‘io Ar BiueRidge Lv; 105 2.3GP8.LV BiueRidge Arj 9.1DAS. 9 2.50 Rll ArMin, ir Min RIlTfF Bluff “! l ft..GO 8-59 8.35 Culberson Ranger “| “j 8-10 7.55 3.45 4.10 Ar Murpby Lv’ 7-30 6.86M.! 2.45PB.[LvBlue Ridge Adl2.«M. 9.2 £ .pst. 6.23 3.08 ’A rWhitePatb Lv “|l2-08 12.22 9.02 6.37 3.22 “ Eliijay 8.48 7.12 3.57 “Talking Rock“ 11.33 ait 8.13 7.29 4.11 “• iasoer “11.16 7.56 7.42 4.27 “ Tate “11.03 7.43 7.50 4.35 “ Nelson “10.55 7.35 7.59 4.44 “ Ball Ground “10.46 7.26 8.28 5.13 “ Canton “10.17 0.57 8.43 5.28 “HollySprings" 10.02 6.42 8.59 5.43 “ Woodstock “ 9-47 6.27 0.85 6.15 “ Marietta “ 9.15 5.50 10.35 7.30 Ar Atlanta lv 8.15 4.50 Trains make close connections in Atlanta Union Depot for all points in East and South> i„ Knoxville for all points in North, Northwest and West. Through Tickets for sale by all A., K. &N. Ry. agents. For Rates, Maps, and other in for mation - ^ V. ATTORNEY A 7 LAW EL LI JAY, GA. rT*PO* NDEXTER, PAINTER. First class painting done at reasonable prices. EL LI JAY, GA. EG 6 JES ft mi CONTR^C I OR. 3 ^UiLOtSP *-> ELLIJAY, GEORGIA. Contracts solicited from Jasper to 1 oiiiee J unction. Address ns as a ,UVI! - ------------------------------------------- E X CH A HOTEL, 163 Marietta Street, ATLANTA, - GEORGIA. HOME LIKE AND ^ CO 3! FORT A R LE ROOMS. RATES: $1.00 PER DAY. h, J. ADKINS, Proper. --------.---- ----- ---- I —I------ ('AXCEIISCUIIFJ), Ail kinds of Cancers, external internal, . , . cared , by . local , and ana .. .„ treatment, , Par unable to pay, treated freo. J. M. CURRAN, Specialist, 84 N. Broad Bt., Atlanta, Gn. ...THE HIGH-GRADE... NO, 8 DROP-HEAD CABINET FAMILY SEWING £MACHINE Posesses all the modern improvements to be found in any first-class machine. Sold at popular prices. Warranted ten years ...... ' - ■- ..MANUFACTURED ILLINOIS SEWING MACHINE CO. ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS BOLD BY..... ‘■HtWA’SS E iiODTit .” ? Fnp.ro -?, '’•rtr-'i-*” f": M you are raiog to T b p l V n u a ‘u fc START flit The Pns:;cng-r Department of the At¬ lanta, Knoxville & Northern Railway lv.-. placed with all its Agents diircisg. Tickets to All Points in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Cuba and Porto Rico, both Round Trip and One Way Tickets. You can save Time, Money and Trou¬ ble by buying your ticket from the A., K. & N. Ry. Agent from your starin'.;: point through to your destination. Agents of the A., K. &. N. Ry. will cheerfully furnish Maps, Rates and an; other information desired. On Th: :u;d; Tickets, all Baggage checked through t-.i destination. J. E. W. FIELDS. 1. li. Mc'SJLUAMS, Traffic tSanag?r. G^a. Pass. A-oni. UiniETTA. GA. KNOXVILLE. TEJii* The Luxury of IrareJ Can best be found on the trains 1 ff'F-rf MSf' Elegant new, luxurious Parlor Cafe Cars ’ 1 - KsS have been (meals placed a Ja in carte) the day trail between Memphis and Texas. The seat fare is but 25 or 50 cents, according to distance, thus affording the greatest possible comfort for the least expense. Elegant wide vestibuJed Free Chair Cars (with ladies’ dressing room and gentle men’s-smoker) run through on al! trains to Texas. ■ Pullman Sleepers, Comfortable Day Coaches. V7iiether you prefer Parlor Car, Chair Car, Coach or Sleeper, you will find greater comfort and fewer changes if you buy ycur tickets via the Cotton Belt Route. Write for time tables and illustrated pamphlets on Arkansas, Louisiana and Texad. They will be mailed fr^yfjfgijjn'.'riticj^iliis paper. f>. THE.V7EST, S' TO ARKANSAS £XA&l .... in Z.avt Oct. 4lh, 130. WORTH non Jil>. No. 4 No 79 Hoff Lv A flan* a i 30'»inl 4 5Upm Ar Marietta.. li 1‘ C a • i itipm ‘ 5 4 45>ra ^* id R- >me. La;::| 7 Dai! on... H4!an: !J CY“tr.i{ 41pmI Sl^vni Chat. Nn^hvitL*’ YiO 02 R I <\i in, 1 4Jsun|. CST.pm .J . fwipmt g 7 • flTP 4 ij r/.rij Nn-!ivii!e or.is..,! ,| 7i£»otn{.. A'-' St St 1 T Lv aj .1 i jZ’.i ■ :• lit; ■ ArChb'Af J_ .. Sd tv NaahviiJo 7 A'c-m; ? ....... Ar Louisville 2 $ <a*n 12 2.Vo: r. j....... “ ** TV Qinci neiri n: :it' .( 7 ( G . n 4 ; .G;j> n( ----- Train No. » earner PuUt.*i»- a S!#»»;>©r 1 JpvJzsouviile, Fla., AG t t •? nid Besting with \*89iibnlH tr -.n for Chi, Train !\ • j. 4 arrios, P iilmtui Slor.^tj fcrt'l Atiar.tr.' o Na V. i..c- and fit. IJ without cht: go. PrAImun S'.depefl Chattanoogs, pnsf&ngena r<n KAin.jJ 7 o'clock a. m. Pn!lnsoa Siocpcrj Kuosvilia ria A.. K. ft N. Ky. Train No. 7U comto *t«» at Bayes v. i^ for Cincinna t. This t rain caiitq otHioh Atlanta to Ivotne. To the South and UastS fOUTHEOUNTD. No. 1 No. 3 No.31 No.7 f/v Chal’noc Nashvillr . 2Aiy. 0 lonm !■; Jci'in.—..... 5 55a “ ,a a :s : in [ m . 44 “ Lai ton____ 41 23pzu!.......I j jvjn 4 r-.ajD! 7 7 ilmi) . ....... 4 ii nux . *' Marietta -. C tiipia C' A;jin ; JMija m TCftn . ______ Ay At lent n ... < lC<nn ; \ ikiiuxii’vO Uoarx 1 . S Ocmt Lv 3incon.. 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