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"M H JW4MI1. 1 I • THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWg, -nicaauAT. rmoMT t. mm. «■ OKI IfeStfK r inn si fire Jopr „ HmimhiI) Kimmi ■ 4Imoh iadigegSbii ud dyM*p«l>. ud economical. Medium Larne, *1, bandiuroe aldminom bonbonnime, 10c. DrucgiaU or mall. tOteamer and Steamship, QstSrrlctS Piers Menaced by Flames Relieve Raul Catarrh, allay Inflammation, eoothe P New York. Keb. 7.—'Thouunda to- '.day viewed tbe Ice-covered ruin* of o ire in * osrtlon of tha Wwt Wuhlnr l.ton market, which cauwd a loss of nearly 1260.000, I brent end the steamer * Lucan I a And Imperiled the Uunard and ■ White Htar piers. For a time It was \ thought the entire I2.000.00u market * waa doomed. That thla was averted ^xvas probably due to the deep enow 01 T the roof. Three alarma were turned In. the dr- boat* from New York and Mrt.’lellun “ added their streams and after n hard tight the Are waa confined to the .'■•etton and burned Itaelf out there, ALL UNION WORK " ON NEW FACTORY r u.j' Union Ubor and union-mode material j. ir, being used exclusively tn the erec- |e ;tlon of a modem factory building at ~the northeaat corner of Marietta ami * Magnolia atreeta. The building will ■ be four atorles. and many modern np- " j pllaneee are being provided for making [ -.11 fire-proof. .... .... ! — • The property belonax to < olonel \V. - . P. Andrew*, one of Atlanta - *,prominent • and publtc-iplrited elllaen*. The com- plated atructure will renre»ent an out lay of HD.004. The owner haa pro. Tided for many windows tn the ron- L atructlnn. and It will be better lighted and ventilated than any In theJlouth The construction la superintended by Charlea W. Bernhardt, one of the fore, most of Atlanta's contractors and non- E ,♦ atructora. and tbe atructure will Ih' a ■ credit to hla ability. Mill n,n«tructlon la used and lona-leof yellow pine la r the wooden materiel. The atone comm , from the union uuurrle* lit l.u lumts.' The around apace to 171 by- |Oj fate. 1 Five etere room* will be provided or j the around floor. maeona membrane, sweeten andjiurlfy the breath. Rest aarfle for Sorp Iziroat. 60c. or II. Dratttrirta or mail. C. I. ROOD to., Lowell, Mass. BORROWED GLASS FROM BARTENDER AND DRANK POISON Mir no ■•HtrtCT" h«u MMti ate tm M I. J. QUIET INflEIEI! CO, isfchsrt >1 Se. Forsyth It, Atlanta. Oa. NEW COTTON MILL FOR DOUGLASVILLE SEEMS NOW ASSURED ftjteHoi tn The Georgian. (Miglftnvllle, Oa., Feb. 7.—Douglas- vllle In to have a new 9200.000 cotton mill at tit* early date. a public meeting helt) here yeatar- day enough wun raised to make the en terprise asaunia come. tangible . shape and seem very certain. A committee of five wun appointed to secure tin- rent "f th<* 960,000 to be ruUed by tills city, and from all ap pearance* It will be accomplished at 4lv dale iperlsl to The t/wriiii. Dallas. Texas, Feb. 7.—Henry W. Jones, a white man. walked Into a Dallas saloon yesterday snd borrowed ~a glass from a bartender to take some medicine In. After taking the medicine he stood and talked with the bartender ' for several minutes, then began to have convulsions and died In u few mlnutea. An Investigation developed tho fact that he had taken 4* compound of laudanum and carbolic acid. WAS STRUCK BY TRAIN WHILE CROSSING TRESTLE. Special to The Georglan Macon. Oa., Feb. 7.—While trying to croas the trestle over Monroe street Will Walter, a negro, was struck yes- terday by a Central freight train and severely Injured. The engineer saw the ■. negro and blew his whistle, and then Piles Quickly Cured at Hume Ini tint Belief, Permanent Cure. Trial Package Mailed Free to All in Plain in Wrapper. Piles Is a fearful disease, hut easy tn cure If you go ut It right. An operation with the knife Is dan gerous, cruel, humiliating and unneces. *ary i There Is Just one other sure way to be cured—palnles*. safe and In the prl- , vmey of your own home- it pyramid .* Pile Cure. We mall a trial package fiee to all - who write ! It will give you instant relief, show A you the harmless, painless nature of l this great remedy and start y.*u well r on the way toward u perfect cure. Than you can get a full-sued box from any druggtai for 60 cents, and oft. •n one box cures. If the druggist tries to sell you some thing Just as good. It Is tieruuse he a iMih— owe <in ilia substitute. i Insist on having what you rail for. 1 The cure begins st once awl con- \ tlnues rapidly until It It complete and permanent. * You can go right ahead with your work and be easy and comfortable sit ' the time. *i It Is well worth trying. * Just send your name and address to Pyramid Drug Co.. <6 Pyramid Hutld- Ing. Marshall. Mich., and receive free bv return mall the trial package- in a plain wrapper. Thousands have been cured in this , easy, painless and Inexpensive way. In the privacy of the home. No knife and Its torture No doctor and hla bills. II druggists, 60 «-enta Writs tu tor a fre ^'i P free package. An Atlanta firm has sold 960.000 of the stock and In 10 Him- the* other 9100,000 raised within sixty days after Douglaavlllc responds with her 960,000. Several other new enterprises are going up within the next few- months here. COMES ITT DEFENSE OF MEDICAL SCHOOL Says Attack at Mooting Was Hardly Common Decency. HEADACHES AND NEURALOIA FROM COLDS. LAXATIVE It HOMO Quinine, the world FIRST PARDON GRANTED BY GOVERNOR COMER. Special to Tbe Georgian. Montgomery. Ala.. Feb. 7.—Governor Comer ha* pardoned Cleveland Hill, convicted In Marshall county In 1909 for manslaughter tn the drat degree anti given u sentence of one year. This la Governor Comer's first pardon. Special A fine un cement Regarding the National Pur# Food snd Drug Law. "We are pleasod to announce that FoTey*h Honey and Tnr for coughs, colds and lung troubles la not affected by the National Pure Pood and Drug law. ;ia It rontslnn no opiates or other harmful Tlruga. «»wt-we iaummSnd it S ramitHt' for ..iiiidran uti.i sduitM «nbi try irny Mlw rnirn ol imv ditv NE\V HOTEL OPENS AT WEST POINT, GA. Special tn Tb. Georgia*. West Point. On-. F.b 7.—Thn new hot.) o( Ilucktey Brother, waa thrown open Wednesday night to th. public for Inaprvtlon. A targe crowd of peo ple attended from S to 10 o'clock, en joying the refre.hmenu .erved and th. mualc furnl.hed by th* orche.tr*. These itentlemen have only been In Wot Point for about.two year*, and have hullt up an enviable reputation n* lintel men. Their new place I* .11- uated on the corner next door to the postofflce. The sleeping apartment* arc nicely furnished with carpeted loor*. electric light*. bath* and every •onvenlenre that n traveling man need, o !>e made comfortable, while down- *t.lr* I. the regular lunch counter thnt will accommodate people at all hour* during the day and night. I. O. O. F. TO INITIATE CLUB OF MEMBERS. Special to The Georgian. Itlalravtlle. On., Keb. 7.—There will he a club of ten Initiated Into the 1. u o. K. Lodge at thl. place next-Satur day night. The order hue orgonlxed an encamp ment at tl.U .place with 30 charter memtrer*. and will anon lx, In rriull- nc*. to receive new member* Into tliai branch of the order. There are now three subordinate lodge* In thl* county, with *nm*thlng like too member*. WOULD-BE BURGLAR IS HELD UNDER BOND. Following the atatement of Dr. Oaorg* D. Dowknott. prealdent of th* Intamattonal Medical College, publlah. ad tn The Georgian and New* Thurs- day. Harry A. Ktheridge. aecretary of th* trttataa* of th* Inatltutlon. haa alao written an anawer to th* remark mod* agalnat the college by Dr. Broughton and Dr. Landrum, at the Methodlat mlnlatara’ meeting teat Monday. Mr. ISth«ridge, a* h* atate*. Its* been for ala yaara a deacon In Dr. Brough ton - * church, but thla doea not aeam to cool hla Indignation over the attack, and he do*** hid atatement by aaylng that Dr. Broughton - * attack "doea not comport' with on* - * Idea <>f common derency, to any nothing of t.'hrlatlan courteay." The atatement la. In part, a* Tollowi: •The mlnutea ahow that Dr. Lan drum became a truatee of the college on September fa, 1*04. He aent me a letter of nalgnatlnn on April 75, no*. 1 am bo me what aurprtaed that one of hi* keen perception and discriminating mind should require almost two year* to And out that It waa an Institution that ’he should have nothing to do with. - Ilia latter of realgnatlon gave no reason for ao doing, except preaaure of other dutlea. No Money From Broughton. Now, ax to the aaperelon* of Dr. Broughton. 1 will apeak more freely, because for six yeara I have been a deacon In til* church. Among hi* charges t And that the college 'I* posing for what It lo not; - Hint It ‘claim* to be n medical missionary col. leee. nail get* money from the churches on that ground. - Wall It has never gotten a dollar from hie church on that ground or any other ground, and I think the smne may be aa truly sulil of Dr. Landrum's church. "There hnve been some thing* In the «am- hl«tiirv of the Inatltutlon whti h I did not and could not Indori*. but a* It- I* now conatltutrd. and htu boon'for many month* pn»t. II I* worthy of the good will, the prayers and financial help of every Chrlatlan man who love* the cause of mission*, and would carry healing for soul and body to the mil lion* w*lm sit In darkness. For some months I hnve been contributing of my small means to this Inatltutlon. aa have also some of the best men of this city. Governor W. J. Northen Is tha presi dent of the board of Irusteea. I am atfre It Is a new thing to him to be numbered among ‘frauds and quacks.' Tima Given Fra*. “It ta a fact that all the members of the faculty and alt the trustees of th* Inatltutlon are conscientious Chrlatlan gentlemen. The physician* gladly give thrlr time without a dollar of reward, and In addition contribute 15 per month out of their owi) pockets to help defray the expenses of the work. In the face of all this. It strike* me that Dr. Broughton’s characterisation of are trying to do for Ood Cluett Shirts fit G rfectly—wear igest—look best for every type and style of man. The perfect shirt for every occasion. Aik /•» Clmrtt t ook fot the Cluett label. CLUETT. PEABODY A CO., MARCHS OP COLLARS PANIC IN KINGSTON CAUSED BY CHINK Khiguton. Jamaica. Felt. 7 -A rrlltnl ouly hy thnt follow Ini; |h<* •lUfiks*, OSIIMNl hr til* UllPlptH'lril lollluff of tin* hlff town Inril. wan tiirio'il Into an orea* lion «f laughter ml her than fear. Chlna- bollerlnu the govarmuont had oflVrid a reward of t2&9 to any oue who would ring tbe 1*11 without Blinking down the tower In which It In located. uiiderDHik the feat. t'b'Mtslug midnight na the time for the per formance. At the first mournful tap of the 1*11 residents leaped from ImnJ. Imagining some horrlhh* Impending danger. A few (Milder aiilrlt* niched ft* the tmver uud nr rented th«S riiluamnii, who vainly endeav ored to explain, lie wnh loeked up. CENTRAL BANK'S YEAR WHS PROSPEROUS ONE! He doubtless means well, but he does not know whereof he speak*. The moving nplrlt In thU work at present la Dr. George D. Dowknott. of New York, whose work In the field of medi cal mission* has not been approached hy any -other man of thl* day. More than two hundred medical mtssToharlejr are now upon the foreign field who received their training through the ef forts of this princely man of God. "Let me close by nuylng that Drs. Dowknott and Gaston were on lent Monday guests of the llaptlst Minis- tern' Association, and th«* attack made upon their Institution and In their very After It<« Amt y**ar of hualneM, the Cen tral Batik and Truat Corporation linn la- •wed a Statement of the hualneaa done In that time. In I he year the lunik has re ceived depoalta of nlniiit 92.000,000. nud In order to nreomiiiodatc the many merchants who were doing liuniueaa with thu bank. It waa neeeasary recently to open a branch of tbe Imnk on West Mitchell atreet. The atatement Juat tanned shows that the capital stock of the tisnk la 96OO.00O, with deposits of SI,907.143.17. while the surplus nud undivided prollta for tbe year nre shown ns 960,319.49. This Is considered hy lutnkers ns a re markable showing for mi Institution m year old. The hunk o|*ned Ita doors ity u Just ('a udler cera: Asa Cl. ... Patterson and J. H. ciweus. and A. 1\ Coirs, cashier. Ith the following . Candler, presldeut; \V. II. “ “ Ice prcsjdentN, whrft ihsy ar _ _ apd humanity isTiard arid uneaHa4Tar. makes _ of machines at Five SEWING MACHINE NEEDLE8 Cents per package, and everything else pertaining to sewing machines .it greatly reduced prices. Look for the familiar letter R. 79 Whitehall street, telephone Boll 1§9-8; 494 Decatur street, telephone Bell 5173; 762 Marleltn_street, tele phone fleimn:— — CLUB CLOSES OPTION8 ON TRACT OF LAND. ft pedal to The Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenn.. Feb. 7.—Hon. P. G. ltowman. of Birmingham. Ala., one of the vice presidents of the Interstate (Muh. an organisation of statesmen^ philanthropists and millionaires, which recently purchased 6.000 acres of land on Wsldsn's ridge, near this city, wun In the city recently to close negotia tions for the possession of these lands ami to secure options on other lands. ■The Blood Is The Ufb.” Sclanee box n.v.r gon, beyond th» abovetlmplnitatemrnlol scripture. But It haa Illuminated that statement and given It a meaning ever broadening with tha Increasing breadth of knowledjpw Whan the blood la "bad" or Impure It la not alone the body which buffers through disease. The brain Is also clouded,'Vie mind and judgement are T an evil deed or Impure , — ON? e,| l r tr » c * <3 to the impafKyof the SthudJ Foul, Impure blood curing, plmplea, blotches, eruptions and other hutaneous affections, aa ociema, tetter, or salt-rheum, hives and other manifestation* of Impure blood. • «•••• In the cure of scrofulous swellings, en larged glands, open eating ulcers, or old sores, the "Golden Medical Discovery "has performed the most marvelous cure*. In case* ol old sore*, or open eating ulcera, It Is well to apply to thn open sores Dr. Pierce's All-lleallng Salve, which poa- aesers wonderful healing potency when used as an application to the sorts tn con junction with the use of-Golden Medical Discovery - a* a blood cleansing constl- tutlonal treatment. If your druggist nix-rial to The Georcton, Macon, tla , I VIt 7.—Walter Burden’s attempt to burglarise the tesldence of Tom Anderson proved un expensive one, as he realised after Judge entra nts* finished hls case yesterday morn ing Waller was found guilty on the charge of drunk and disorderly mid flned tl.'t or 30 days on tills charge, and hound over to the city court on two separate charges, one for point Inc a platot and tbe other fot larceny. The m™" irait"ram".,,! SELigflEL*Jr" ' h ' had been innklng and -.hat h» noil ^* 1 '" Instock, yrm caaea.il, procure li Just come in from Atlanta j bf Inclosing fllty-four cents in postage , stamp, to l)r. R. V. Fierce. Obi Main SL, Buffalo, N Y.. and It will come to you by return poet. Most druggists keep It u well as the "Goldrn Medical Discovery." You can’t afford to accept any medicine of mile*,,irn mmpotltlmi at a substitute for-Golden Medical Ulsroyery," which la a medicine nr knows compositiok, having a complete lilt of Ingredients In plain English on Its bottle-wrapper, tha name being attested as correct under oath. Dr Pierce - , Pleasant Pellets regulate and Invigorate stomach, liver aud bowala TENNESSEE CAVALRY TO ENCAMP AT EXPO. iperliil to Tb* Georgina. I’httttutiiHtgu. T«nn., >Yh. 7 h in jn. officially announced her* that Troop IT, Tonn*»aa** (*avolf>*. and the arcond HijuHttron and two tmop* of tln> third *M|uadmn. of th* Twelfth r«va!r>. *tn- th>n*d at Fort Oglvthorp*. will r*c*4\e ntdert t«* tuicamp at th* Janieatown KxtH.eitlrn thi^ mimmrr. Atiungetnent.i In progrePH t»» have u ri attunoogu Dav ut the Janii R^ui Kn|-telM »ii, . HEADS COMPANIES The re election of tbe oglelnla aud dlree- torn of the Atlautu. Illrmlaghaui and At lantic and tb* Ilrunitwit'k Htratuablp Fum- puny baa lieen annouu«'«Hl. tb* meeting of the atiM'khnhlera having taken place In Hrtiuawlrk Wtalneadnv The tllrtN-tora are. II. kl. Atklnaon. IV K. Arkwright. L. Idiuon. It. K. t'nlllnnne. W. II. Wright. The directors afterwnnU reeleetetl the same nmclitla. With II. AtkliiMin na prcaMeuf. SAYS ROOSEVELT cHEATrmr Dr. Rider Declares Hie Pa tients Can’t Get a Bath. Waahlugton. Feb. 7.—Dr. Thomaa B. Rider, of Mot Rprtnga, Ark. appeared before the house committee on judicia ry yastarday In denunciation of Ut* ad- ministration of the Hot Sprtnga reaer* vatlon by tha department of tbe In terior. He declared that the prei administration haa created a “doctor* trust" and alleged that he haa been un. justly persecuted and denied a certifi cate which will enable him to have hla patient* us. the baths In th* reoerva lion. NU DEFINITE PLANS ANNOUNCED BY BOARD FOR MJ.&S, ROAD Special lo The Georgias. Macon, Ga.. Fab 7.—Matters, of bust- ne*a were discussed yesterday after- noon at a meeting of tb* board of di rector* of the Macon. Dublin and Sa vannah railroad. At thl* meeting no disposition wu made of the road. Thl* allows Ih* Macon. Dublin and Savannah to retain the depot rlghta which were granted some time ago by th* city of Macon, the right to be toet should th* road change hand*. TWO WERE KILLED IHAmW- g,M’rlnl lo The Georgian. Dallas. Texas, Feb. 7.—A rear-end collision occurred at Alvarado yuter- dav afternoon, a* a result of which John Wrlglrt. of Dennteon. and B. A. Talk, of Serbln, Texas, were killed. W. T. Coon, J. F. Slmmona and D. Browning, three atock men. were badly Injured. All the Injured and killed ere In the caboose of the train. The wreck occurred on the Mlaaourl, Kansu and Tczu road. When the Hair Falls Stop it! * And why not? Fall ing hair is a disease, a regular / germ disease; and • » Ayers Hair Viqor J NEW IMPROVED FORMULA ^ quickly and completely destroys these germs. The hair stops ♦ falling out, grows more rapidly, and dandruff disappears. An entirely new preparation. The New Kind Does not change the color of the hair I. C. AVER CO., Mimficturing Chcmha, Lowell, Maw, POLITICS AND POLITICIANS. Frederick W. Mulley, of Oregon, who will Nerve In the United tttatae aenote till March 4, Ih the youngeat nenatnr In the United Htntea, having Juat passed the age requirement of 95 years. Ha Im a well-known lawyer of Portland nnd a man of wealth. TlurThdanare legislature--has voted to continue the whipping post and pub- llr (loggings for persons convicted of theft, felonious assault, housebreaking nnd mayhem. THIEVES TOOK MEAT FROM FREIGHT CAR Mnron, «*r Avent J-nVW hr I Special to Tbe Urorglnu. I*. 7.—last night aa nffl aalng through th«* Central oiplf ot men trying to ••st ilt* lliiliirrtlutrly llotlrtnl hiitihinnrtrra mol two of tho rail offk'ers ro »|H»iol»-.i When they arrived It ws» foitiol th;*t thr thlrv»*a li.ol tiolon u qmiutlty UlWti. wlth'h bud Lf'ii ahlniHtl to drain* In thl* rlty «hI thr fellt trail waa loat. Kilrtriitly thr iwirtt had lM*ardnl a p tlogs dro|*|H*tl Ho i hlf to plrk It up again. LOCAL OPTION BILL WILL BE ADOPTED. Speclnl tn The Georgian. .Montgtunery. Ala. Feb. 7.—The lorul option Mil wan taken up agaiit thl* morning for discussion In (ho house, after having apent a most strenuous day on ye-terdu\. The nppoMltlon to the hill ha* developed stronger than wh" mtth Ipateil, hut the present llidl- riiHans are. the ndvocaces of the origi nal bill, a** reported by Ih* commit lee. Ill he tmssed by u g«»»Ht vote. Thr rensim for thl* supposition Is that It i* xpeettd the minority re|oirt will o- voted down l»y a close ttmrgln and a* the ltteittlwiH nre in favor of some such . they will then vote for the original WH. Former United States Senator Cock* roll, of Missouri, who hns been seri ously 111 for a long time. Is now re cuperating In Florida. He exoects In few weeks tn be able to return to Washington and resume hls duties on the Interstate commerce commission. joint resolution has been Intro- dured In the Illinois legislature pell* tinning congress to call a convention to propose an anti-polygamy amendment the constitution of the United States. nnel* E. Warren, who has 1u»* been elected for the fourth time to ren* resent Wyoming In the United State* Is a native of New England and * Ulvll war veteran. Like moat, sena tors. he is a man of great wealth, th* most of which he has made as a stoo. raiser In Wyomln*. The lower house of the Missouri lea. Mature has passed, without a dissent ing V4»te, a bill to license lobbyists. Tb» measure requires legislative agents tn register with the secretary of state and (lie expense accounts. The Minnesota legislature Is consld erink n measure prohibiting Insurant* companies from making any contribu tions whatsoever for political pur poses. ATLANTA COMPANY TO OPERATE IN ALA. ASK THE MAN to whom you give your next order of printing to place the Union label on it. Hudd.te».n*ChrtM..n Ur#rtyth 8yl. Lester * C* 114 N. Breed Perham Ptg. C* 2 1-2 *. treed N. C. Tompkins....1* W. Alabama Telegram Pub. Ce. .60 Central Av*. Franklin.Turner Co *6-71 Ivy Down* A 8tad«I..14 1-2 N. Pareyth LaHatt# Ptg. Co » *• Broad Ward Printing Co 56 B. Prjror John Thomaion Co..6 1-2 B. Bread Blotter Ptg, Co 8I-40 Walton Converse A Wing....104 Ed^eyead If he cannot use it, any office in the upper right hand corner of this ad can. t Atlanta Typographical Union S20 Candler Bldg. Atlanta *Phone 873 P. O. 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IV M ‘ A M. W A. M. 10:45 _ 1:10 P. M. ajt A. U. •:oi 11:3 A. M BETWEEN GAINESVILLE AND MONRO*. Hun fluy. ttii. or. 4:23 3:» IV M. 1 billy, i i:xii*i»t emiitny. Ikttly. EASTKIIN TIMB. 1 TSIir Bxrapt landay. pally. Bnndsv »• M A M. 1 Sift »:.V) Ar nalnesvllle I*v. 3.«» 7:42 | 1V|nder. •2:<w 8.46 It.v Mmin-e Ar. IV M. A. M. A. II." 9K10 11:19 1:00 IV U. I 4 , u. 6:90 TK» P. ,: C. A. M 9K»* 10:4*. 11:4. A. 91 KKFK'f'flVi: Fullltl.AltY 3, 1807. ittlr I f Aiinlatoii. «>Npl | re Arthur llnrrl \ J. Flder. J ritv UriMvry (‘ompmiy ml gi.ikai; im t»r|M*rniorB mm. A. o. Iliiiiirtlirle*. t’writer mid W. Khler. I X. I. I.iiiiiIht (*om|ritiiy ef Mobile, enfi Itnl I61.u0i>: htroriNtrnturf sre J. M. CJrnbnm. •’ H WlmloTljr, L. Page nnd II. \Y Horn. L>ggln «’*»intwtny of Mobile, cspl- 1 W. * ALUMNI Of GEORGIA TO GIVE A DINNED n h Kintilt w i: t»ilfl»*tl the eerretnry of Btnto of le* In AlnlNir.t:i it(eut nt lllnnlitgb:in Funsral of Mrs. Cltvsland. •pedst to Tbe fieorxUu Greenville S t\ Feb. 7 —The fu neral of Mr*. W t*. Cleveland was held yesterda) ut th* First Fresbvtetlan huroh. servhts hMng conducted by Rev. T. W. Hloan Sicr. HEADACHE The A t la it t n nluuinl of tlif Ciilverslty ol t'.iHirglit sill Imve a iMtiiquet ar the PIinI uifUt Hotel ou the night of February II. it tliai Unite the movement to erect u Y. M t'. A. building eu the eumpUB at the mil versify will lie Indorsed. The flliinrr Iirb Umi *rraiigv4| by Uiltlee e * * W Thoi o.i* n|i AITshtn dollar i Ite sgrietl. Arrive From Hnvsuutb .... Ju. kauuttlle . Alston 1 Maron Alaron Ilacoa .00 am .60 am .40 am 1.10 pm Depart To— Macon ILgpta Jacteoariite'! ilJ.W " Jukaonrliia". JSJ teyanaah .... l" u - KfwHfk tnslanHM mnTmmA Tteecra ate ]ThstMfKMtoyln»- Wtii BwniL 221 Woobnrt An., ATLANTA. 8A. Two tier.! Burglariaed. 9pee1.il to The Ggsoglwn. Greenville. S C., Feb t.—Then m burglaries In ihe city Ti night, tho IN»c Mill store and tit* of II. W Hunt !>c4ng broken Into. The police :;»j they have a clew anu will be aula, to lui*J ’.he thief* «day (CARTERS m po.mvcvr Cues* nr TKtet LrTTva Fiu*. Dyapeel* leitared. Constipation aratdwL Down), regulated. DO pain, no griping. •MALL PILL.' •MALL DOSB. •MALL PRIOl. CITIZENS WILL FAVOR ' PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM. Speelnl tn Th* Georgian. VVhll* Plain*. Ga., Feb. 7.—The peo ple of thl* dlMrlrt are to have an elec tion ,oon to determine whether they will have local taxation for tb* aupput t of the school In thl* district. There la no serlou* opposition to the movement. TEETH E ntirely wllb"' ' S3rfe% OBI seara!? 3 j