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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
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WKDNflflDAY, U1CB U, m.
WKERS OF PEWS
ARE IH
It Is Charged That Giant
Combine Now
I Exists.
Chicago, lurch 11—F. A. Holbrook,
of Chicago, who hu boon rofomd to u
tho directing foroo of Uto ao-eolled
Church Furniture Trust, and nlno
church and achool fumtturo manufac
turer* were named In Indictment* re
turned yesterday afternoon by the
two petition* war* Hied
In the United flute* circuit court, ask
ing for an Injunction reatraining the
furniture eompanlea from further vlo-
latlons of the Sherman antl-truat law,
under which law the Indictment* were
returned.
The Indictment* charge the defend
ant corporation* with controlling 10 per
cent of the church pew and ichdol d**k
bualnraa In the United Bute*. The
npanle* against which Indictment*
re returned follow:
American Beating Company. Chica
go; A. H. Andrew* Company. Chicago
E. H. Stafford Manufacturing Comp*,
ny. Chicago; Superior Manufacturing
Company, Chicago; Muakogon, Mich.
Owensboro Seating and Cabinet Com
pany, Owensboro, Ky.; Southern Seat
ing and Cabinet Company, Jackson.
Inc and Cabinet Company, Jackson.
Tenn.; Cincinnati Seating Company.
Cincinnati; Fled man Seating Company.
Hew Richmond. Ohio; H. C. Voght'a
Ron* A Co.. Parker City, Ind.; K. A.
Holbropk. Chicago.
The school furniture companies In
dicted are:
Minneapolis Office and Bchool Fur
niture Company, Minneapolis; Owens
boro Seating and Cabinet Company,
Owensboro, Ky.; Hudson Bchool Fur
niture Company. Cincinnati; Hansy
Bchool Furniture Company. Grand
Rapids. Mich.: Peabody School Furni
ture Company, North Manchester, Ind.;
mpany. I
Illinois Refrigerator Company, Madl
son. III.: H. H. Stafford Manufacturing
Company, Chicago; A. H. Andrews
Company. Chicago: American Seating
Company, Chicago, and F. A. Holbrook,
Chicago.
No Appetite
Mams loss of vittlty, vigor
or tone, and is often a pre
cursor of wreumdm At-
BON. TMs b why H is
serious. The best* thing
you can do b to take the
great alterative and tonic
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Which has cored thousands.
BUY A
PHONOGRAPH
Small Payments Weekly.
PHILLIPS & CREW CO.
37 39 Peachtree St.
SENATOR PUGH'S BODY
PASSES THROUGH CITY
The body of Senator James L. Pugh,
of Alabama, who died In Washington,
D. C., Saturday night, passed through
Atlanta Tueaday night on tht way to
hla lata boms, In Eufaula. Ala. Tha
funeral will bo conducted then Wed
neaday. ,
Tha body of Captain H. H. Way,
who dIM In Atlanta Tuesday morning,
was asm Eufaula on I he same train
which bore tha body of the late senator.
The funeral services of Captain Way
will b* conducted Wednesday afternoon
at th* Eufaula Episcopal church.
PAXO OINTMENT 1. na'raatMtf - To cur*
•oy.esse of Itching, lllluO. nieedlag or Pro.
fuodnf ‘wT 11 ' *° 14 *tys or money re-
PRAYER CHAIN GROWS;
MAILS ARE FLOODED
Pastor Calls Prayer
“Sacrilegious Non
sense.
• Th* "prayer chain" nuisance la be
coming won* every day.
A short llm* ago The Ooorglan pub
lished an appeal from an Atlanta wo
man that th* “chain" bo broken In
aome way. The postoffle* authorities
complain that tha prayer le flooding
the matte. They heve no authority to
atop It, as the lettere containing the
prayer* are properly sealed, stamped
and addressed. But tho nuisance I*
-prayer chain" conelste of a
Simply Swallow
Huy Eat aa Though <They Were
Blind and Their Tongues
Out Out.
Dyspepsia le bull! on confidence—too
much confidence In the ability of your
stomach to digest anything and every
thing you pul Into It.
In this ag* we have developed epeed
In every line of action, and w* have
•Isa developed speed In maallcatlon.
We don't take time lo eat right, and
sometimes we do not eat the right kind
of food. Sometimes we carry our busi
ness lo our mtal* and aa a result aal
mechanically. We eat as though we
were blind and our tongues cut out. W*
simply swallow.
The result la that the food we eat le
half chewed, and Ilea like a lump of
-lead on th* stomach.
Tou may deny to yourself that you
•buss your stomach, but when you get
• bloaty feeling, you can't deny you’ve
got It.
When you get brash, eructations.
00000000000000009000000000
O TENTH PRAYER Ml
O NEARLY FOU
i e r a B, # l
ILLION.
If th* prayer chain want un-
O broken lo the tenth power th* to- O
"prayer*" written would O
O ml "prayers" written would
O amount to nearly 4.000,000,000. O
O The figure* below ahow how it O
O s
O I
o Total
oooooooooooooooooooooooooS
written prayer, said t.. have been
written originally by one “Bishop
Lawrence. " which Is hslng spread
broaden*! over the country. The re
cipient I* ordered to send a copy of the
prayer to nine of hire, who In their
tura must forWsriT It to nln* other*.
Within a short time It will be multi-
j plied tn thousand*, to millions, to btl-
j lions—and beyond th* reach of tho
ordinary mind,
Th* recipient Is threatened with a
dire, misfortune should lh* chain be
oTXLl n J"T. ,f >*>* commends
w ssrtSi,!* •• ">»« * t«»‘
_ loss of appetite, belching and
other kindred ailments, there Is not
much use asking yourself, for th* time
being, why fou suffer. The fart Is
youT* got these ailments and th*
question of th* hour Is how to get rtd
of them at once, ao that at your neat
meal you may be able to sit down and
look at your meal straight In the '
" • keen
with
appetite end a smile, and
Jaat ...
> lets will digest an ordinary meal, with
out tb* help of th* stomach, one In
gredient of Btuart'a Dyspepsia Tablsta
will dlgast 1.000 grains of food. The
Strongest stomach couldn't do tbo work
any better than on* of the** wonderful
llttl* Tablsta can do It.
Each tablet contains th* strongest
digestive agent* It I* possible to oh-
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet* are not a
patent medicine. Ws com* out and
They an recommended by eo,»oo ii-
reneed physicians In th* United States
I Canada.
And they a» b>«wt|v
strengthen the gastric jute*, end r
theiAPPOtlt* to become keen and
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will sure
ly destroy dyspepsia, brash, bslrblng,
that "lump of lead" feeling, burning
and aversion to food.
Have Stuart'* Dyspepsia
Tablets
after each meal. Then you will know
What * M-asing It la to have • good
appetite and to get oil tbo good possi
ble out of everything you oat. You’ll
feel may and sweet, Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets at any drug Store on earth. Me.
~ me and sddraM ta-
Bend us yrmr nan:-
tend you by
mall a sample parka** free Addraoo cbUd of Ood. Very truly.
P A. Stuart Co- M Stuart Bldg, Mare - It. L. MUTUCT.
—“ Atlanta, March IL .
Joy will follow.
"t.'he,latest Atlantans to com-
P ,al “ ?! ,,w prayer rhaln" Is Ksv. R.
I*. Motley, pan tor of tho Ontrnl Ran-
list church. Mr. Motley twralvta ,,eu
Th.* ' * •* llJ has written to
orat .e' ^1*1 ' * 0,, W ° f
prayer and expreaslng hla opinion of
auch misguided Christianity. His let-
tar follow*;
Mr. Motlsy's Latter.
To the Editor of The Georgian:
The following communication, which
I have Just received thrbugh the mall,
and which I am a little slow to regard
eertously;- shows the extremes lo whlcn
the "chain lelier" -nuisance may be
carried:
"Dear Friend and Christian:
"Below is a prayer chain juat aa It
was sent to me, ao I tend It out to
others, for I do not want It broken In
my hands. May God bless you and
others to keep It going.
•' D I xml Jesus, w* Implore thee O
Eternal Ood, tn have merry on *11
mankind: keep us from all sin. end
lake u* to live with thee eternally.
Amen.'
"This prayer was dictated by Bishop
Lawrence. He commands It to be writ
ten and eent to nine other persona He
who will not do It will he afflicted by
enme mlsfnrtuae. and persons who pav
no attention to It will meet with a ter
rible accident. He who will write thle
prayer for nln* days and send It to
nine others, commenting the day you
receive thle (only one each day), will
after nine days experience some great
Joy. At Jerusalem at lh* reset It was
said he who would write this prayer
would be delivered from every calam
ity. Please do not let this drop In your
hands. I have written this juat aa I
received It. Now please send It to
other*. Sincerely.
“CHRISTIAN."
"Sacrilegious Nenssnts."
I believe In praying, and hav* no
special objection to written *r printed
prayer*, but 1 do not propose to In-
dene such a string of sacrilegious non
sense as tb* above communication con-
Ulna.
And who. pray, la Bishop Lawrence?
And by what authority does he. or any
other man. command m* to pray, or
writ* certain prayers, under the penal
ty of some terrible affliction? 1 was
aware that our community had Its
star* of religious fanatics, but I was
hardly prepared for anything qutte »>
■Illy a* this "prayer chela." I bops It
was written by no less a parson than
writ-meaning, though mtagatded
TD ELECT DIRECTORS
FOR M., 0. & S, ROAD
ATliEETIRG IN MACON
■pedal te The Georgias.
Macon, Ga.; March It.—A matting of
th* stockholders of tha Macon, Djiblln
and Savannah Railroad will b* held in
th* offlcss or Oensral Manager Wright,
In th* A'morican Bank building, this
evening. At this masting stockholders
from several cities In th* slat* will bo
present. This Is tb* annual meeting,
and Is considered of Importance. At
th* meeting the board of direct ora will
be named for th* year. Th* old board
will be present.
President Garrett le not expected to
be present, but It le not Improbable
that a representative of the Seaboard
Air Lin* will be In attendance.
That thare are material changes
ahead ha* been often stated since the
road became th* property of th* Sea
board, but. despite all thle. It has bssn
authoritatively stated that the road
wilt still ta maintained aa an Inde
pendent Un*. with terminals In Macon.
NIX IS SENTENCED
TO HANG FOR MURDER
Special to Tha Georgian.
flanderavlllt, Ga.. March II.—Th*
regular March term of the superior
court hae closed.
There were two murder cases, on*
voluntary manalaughter, and quit* a
number of minor cases.
Neal Pool, colored, was found guilty
of voluntary manslaughtar. having kill
ed anothsr nlgro, and was glvtn six
year* In th* peqlttntlary.
Blmon Francis, colored, for wife mur
der. was found guilty with reoommen
datlon to msrey by ths Jury and sen
tancsd for Ilf* tsrm Imprisonment.
Will Nil, colored, who during th*
holidays killed Bob Jackson, whits,
and Will Daniel colored, at a negro
oyster supper near Rlddlsvllls, and for
whom the governor offered • reward
of lit, was found guilty of tha doubla
murder without recommendation and
ssntsncad to b* hanged on tb* third
day of May next.
Don’t
lect It
Neglt
It is a serious mistake
to neglect a weak heart. It
is such a short step to
chronic heart disease.
When you notice irregu
larity of action, occasion
ing short breath, palpita
tion, fluttering, pain in
chest or difficulty m lying
on left side, your heart
needs help—a strengthen
ing tonic. There is no (let
ter remedy than Dr. Miles’
Heart Cure. Its strength
ening influence is felt al
most at once.
•1tav* used 10 bottles of Dr. Mites'
Heart Cur* and esa truthfully say It
has deo* m* more good than any"'
"Sd.'Jta Tb.S’tffiS
neurtjr everything ihatl know of. Tho
doctor who attended me anked me i
ur-jum Clean uun, ne said 1. .
not folng to d# me an, good, but It
now. and while there _
symptom of the old trouble. It
for me to continue the
Urine. If I should get
THEATRICAL COUPLE
MARRIED IN ALBANY.
•pedal to Tbe Georgias.
Albany, am. March 11.—Mias Jori*
Inman was married to Ur. Wilbur J.
Martin at tha court house In this city
yesterday afternoon. They are both
members of • theatrical troupla that
presented “The Rustlers" at th* opera
louse lest night.
RELIGIOUS REVIVAL
IN PROGRESS IN ALBANY.
•pedal to Tb* Georgia a.
Albany, Ga- March II.—A great deal
nr Interest la being manifested In the
revival service* now In progress at the
Methodist church. Large congrega
tions are present at each meeting. The
pastor le being assisted in conducting
th* services by Charles N. Crittenton.
of New York, and Dr. Walker Lewie, of
Atlanta.
Mr*, Shsffiald Dead.
Special to Tbe Oeorgtan.
Colquitt, Ga, March It.—The young
wife of R. L. Sheffield, of Montesuma
Ga.. died Saturday and was Interrrd
here Sunday. Before her vnardage she
woe Mies Ixitta Belle, of Clanton, Ala
She leaves a week-old Infant.
Many Cases Continued.
ffpcclAl to Tbe Georgian.
Colquitt, Ga., March It.—Colquitt
city court convened Monday morning,
nltlt Judge C. f. Bush presiding,
quill' u number of the most Important
civil cases were continued.
Address te Men's League.
Rev. W. L. Walker, of the Tabernacle
Bible Institute, will deliver an address
before the Men's League of the Capitol
Avenue Baptist church Thursday night.
The league I* fortunate In securing Air.
Walker for the occasion, as ho Is a
fluent and dsllghtful speaker, and he
» T
cu ” 4 °*
I II. DUNNAM, Uvlngeton, Texas.
Or. Mil**' Heart Cura I* said by
tat
h* will refuse your money.
Mile* Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
SHOT SELF. IN BREAST)
BALL LODGED IN BACKi
CAMP WILL RECOVER
Special te Tbs Georgian.
Albany. Oa.. March It.—Orim M.
Camp, a middle-aged men, attempted
to commit sulcld* yesterday morning
at hla home two miles south of the
city. Camp shot himself, th* tall *n.
taring a llttl* below th* heart and lodg-.
Ing In hla back. The wound I* a en
camp
slate of mind from oxcooslv* drinking,
and the fact that ha has become In
volved In a case In lh* courts.
FORMEh REVENUE MEN
• ARE PLACED ON TRIAL.
Bpeclal to The Georgian.
Greens boro, N. C, March 11.—The
trial of former revenue officer*, who are
charged with forgery, filing false
claims, collusion with Illicit distiller*,
etc., was resumed In the United Btatee
district court yesterday. Th* jury was
■elected and the taking of testimony
began thle morning. The flret case
celled was that of J. W. Hasty, former
deputy fcollector.
WOMEN WHO CHARM
HfliHh Is ths first Essential Toward Mailing •
Woman Attrsctltfl./ '^. />
MISS HULDA KUGHLER MISS ELIZABETH WYNN
There 1s a beauty and attraotive-
neas in health which is far greater
than mare regularity of feature.
Inspector Takes Oath.
•pedal to Tb* Georgian.
Montgomery, Ala, March It.—Dr.
Shirley Bragg, of this city, who was
recently appointed stale Inspector of
Jails, aims houses and cotton facto
ries, took the oath of ofltc* yesterday.
He le unwell; but states that he will
■non begin hi* Inspection tour and that
he proposes to sec that tho law la car'
rled out.
BRITISH COTTON CLOTHS
BEING SENT BROADCAST
TO EASTERN COUNTRIES
Washington. March 11—The following re
port from Hprrlal Agent William Whlttam.
Jr., on the cotton manufacturing Industry
of Lancashire. showing tha ateadj expan
alon of British exporta of cotton cloths,
should prove especially Interesting to tbo
American maunfactnrora and exporters of
cotton fabrlca:
Lancashire's ataple Industry taa paused
through another year of marvelous pros-
parity. The projection of new mills still
oa. Recently capital was subscribed
fTi
Lane
numerous , _ _
Old-established factories.
A casual glance at tbe total of Rrttaln'a
trade In finished cotton prod note
>r two new spinning mills at Tndinnrden.
ancaahlre. to onntalii 126.000 spindles, and
timerous additions are also being made to
tho markets In unmnnufacturlng
to command tbe attention of every Atnerl
can cotton manufacturer and which every
distributor of their products should study
: for 1904 by 04.Vs4.sm yard*, and the
Increase In 1909 over UK6 was *4411.100
‘ al loci ~
yards.
The export of cotton yarns In IMS exceed
. 1 that of 1004 by 41.19*100 pounds and 1I0(
exceeded 1909 by 2,292.900 pounds, a total In
4-
PLAYINQ WITH MATCHES
CHILD BURNS TO DEATH.
Bpeclal to The Georgian.
Albany. Oa.. March It.—Joale. the !•
yrnr-olrt ilaughter of Mr. end Mr*. D. C.
Stricklin, of Bacontnn, a few miles
from here, was eo badly burned Mon
day thatch* died from the effects a
few hours later. The child was under
the houst playing with match** and In
seme manner her clothe* became Ig
nited. Mr. Stricklin nnd wife were In
Albany at the time and war* telephoned
for. They left for their home shortly
after the child was burned. Th* child
died a few hours after they arrived.
Poaeh Crop Safe.
Special In The Georgian.
Decatur. Ala., March U.—Fruit grow,
era say that them Is going to .ta •
large crop of peaches nnd other fruit
In north Alabama this season. They
Lsw Dockatadsr's Mlnstrsls.
Mln.trel show, are all pretty much alike,
any way. but It seems that Lew Dock-
Binder's la a llttl. too much so. It', a prat-
ty good mlnstrsl In It. way, but tbu old
tu irowt tiresome after a wblte.
But Atlssta took to It—went wild over It.
The Grand was one broad smile Tuesday
■drill. * smile that reaehed from tbe or-
rhtotra pit to the door and upruad Itself
• II around the wall.; rippling often Into a
roar of laughter. And Ita pretty hard to
Sko *hs' h ° W * n0t wb *° lt wo fk*
_LT. W •■""‘t that wh. all to tho
CJ™-. ** bis drunken parody mi “Walts
Me Around Agslu. Willie ' lilt stunt a.
editor of Tb. Ifungtuwu llaioo was fairly
£!!2lL. l i“L. t KL *?,“»<• <>■»* >•>
hits a way of Impressively getting
If. Thump
the heart of things. John
son w 111 also sing during the evening.'
DON’T NEED RRF.An
Found True Feed for Brain Workeru.
A distinguished writer, (0 year* old
with the vigor of youth, writes of th*
benefits derived from proper food.
hsve been employed for several
year* In preparing a series of historical
paper* on tbe Civil War. Th* neces
sary research hu been laborious and
exhausting. Involving the examination
of more than >00,004 pages of th* offi
cial records.
•The more than ordinary Interest I
took In th* work (for 1 bore s part In
th* conflict I caused Incessant worry
and proved too great s strain. Over
work brought on brain fatigue; con
stant worn' did th* reel.
"Insomnia followed, then lose of ap
petite followed by absolute Inability to
control my mind, tabor was without
accomplishment. Remedy after reme
dy was vainly employed but th* work
begun could not be dropped. And ytl
It seemed as If I was going lo pieces.
"At last 1 tried Grape-Nuts food, and
lees than s week brought benefit; con
tinued use resulted tn steady Improve
ment. and I soon found mysalf again
In possession of full mental efficiency.
I am ten yean younger In looks sod
feelings than when I began to ewt
Grape-Nut., over ttire* year* ago. I
can now easily writ* MOO words a day
and maintain that rat* of production
without feeling overworked.
"Brain fsg and Insomnia are strang
er* to me now and my appetite is all
right. I sleep soundly and reel fully,
and arise ready for work. A sallow
i-omplexlon baa given way to pink and
white, my weight has Increased 10
pounds, and my cheery, good eptrite
nr* In strong contrast to th* crossness
and Irritability that had settled down
upon me.
-I can sarely esy that Grape-Nut.
food has given me a new leas* of Ilf*. I
ran get along without bread and butter,
but I ran not get stone and srhiev.
best results without Grape-Nuts"
Name given by Pustum Co, Battle
Creek. Mkh. -There's a reason." Read
the little.t--k, 'Tha Rdsd to WgQ-
kUls," U fkg*
asy' thst the prwpeets are especially
■ * - - large crop of Alberts
food for
peaches.
DANGER IN DELAY
them from manuscript istj remind one or
food wise frown stale.
Tb# daoriBff, perksps tbe best part of s
minstrel, was merely Incidental nmi hard-
[y worth lh. mention. Tb* elegies would
nut cnu*e n rush of meateiover*. Reese
Kidney Dla.a.o* Art Too Dangoreuo
for Atlonta People To Negleei. ~
The great dangsr of kldnsy troubles
It that they gat a firm hold before
the sufferer recognlns them. Health
Is gradually undermined. Backache,
headache, norvouineoa, lameness, sore
ness. lumbago, urinary troubles, drop
sy, diabetes and Bright's disease fol
low In mercllost succession. Don’t
neglect you? kidneys. Curs the kid
ney* with tbw certain and safe rem.
edy. Doan's Kidney Pills, which
cured people right here In Atlanta.
L, Moore, clerk, llvlnc at S4 Ivy
■treat, Atlanta. 0*.. says: “I had kid
ney trouble eo badly that It affect ad
my whole eyttem, and I had a gnat
deal of trouble with headache* and
pains In my aye*, beside* tho back
ache. which always accompanies thle
difficulty. I consulted an oculist, and
he advlaad wearing glasses. I thought
I would get them, but kept putting It
off. My kidneys were giving me a
great deal of trouble, th* secretion,
were discolored and full of a cloudy
sediment, and Mkewtst ware very dif
ficult to retain, especially at night
I had tried about everything that I
aaw reooamonded for kldaoy com
plaints. bnt nothing brought the de
sired relief until I got Doan 1 * Kidney
Pills at Branntn A Anthony's stores
lOt Whltaball street and M Marietta
street. I felt hotter th* very non
day afttr I began using them. My
hack le bow strong and tho hldMyt
are worhlng In a normal manntr, and
my eyes hav* alio (topped hurting
me. 1 h
have com* to th* eoaelnalon
that th* whole trouble was due to th*
kidneys, and I give Doan'* Kidney
Pills all th* credit for restoring my
health."
For aal* by all dealer*. Price so
cents. Foatcr-MIlburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sol* agents tor tha Ualtad
Remember th*
take no other.
-Doan't—and
the two veers of 41.01.701 pounds.
Tha-vain# of ularHIanrotia rotto
rot ton textile
The Inrreaaetl value of all manufactured
gottona exported In tha past two jrara wax
The Inereaae lu tbeee -colored elotha waa.
however, at the espenae of
th# ahlptneuta of gny a0 d
Tho av#i *
Tbo average price per pound of yaroa ex
ported waa. Mi 1904, 5U6 rrnta; tn 19», 24.49
©rnta. ami In 1309, 27.74 cent*.
couudarlng tbo great value of our
tbo
3 ... moaner aharo we have le the sales *4
■ neat Important of ibslr Imports Is sta
ir a mating to oer competitors oa tbit
•Me of tbo Atlantic.
..With Crits British trade Is of considers-
ble. though diminishing, magnitude. With
eor own uoo-eontlgnoon territory, the Pkll
Ipptnra Lancashire's trade la of Jsjr dt
mansions. Fngtsnd's greatest mtrl
tnrgsst nuyer of such merchandise of any
country In ths world, China not excepted.
B * rl *. . , w Off* never lOnsas* xium iu
memorise hla local hits, and when be reads
‘it tbsy remind one of
A tieklT. irritable, and complaining
woman always carries a cloud of
depression with hsr; she is not only
unnappy herself but I* a damper to
all Joy and happiness when with her
family and friends.
It te the bright, healthy, vivacious
woman who always oharats and carries
sunshine wherever she goes.
If a woman finds that her energies
are flagging and that ererything tires
her; if her feminine system fails to
perform ita allotted duties, there te
nervousness, sleeplessness, faintness,
backache, headache, bearing-down
pains, and irregularities, causing
constant misery and melancholia,
she should remember that Lydia B.
PJnkhsm's Vefotabt* Componad
made from natlvo roots and herbs will
dispel all these troubles. By correct
ing the cause of the trouble It cures
where other treatment may hav#
failed.
Miss Elizabeth Wynn, of No. 10S
■th Avenue, New York City, write* :
Dear Mrs. Pinkbsmt-
••For months I suffered with dreadful
beadachse, pain in th* back and jwvero
bsaaorrbagcs. 1 was waak and out of sorts
all tbs time Lydia B. PJnkhsm's Vegetable
Insedsd and quloily restored my health.'
Miss Hold* Kughfer, of No, SJ,
West lttb Street, New York City,
writes:
Dear Mrs Pinkhxtn>—
"For months I waa in with an Internal
trouble. I suffered terrible agony, was
nervous. Irritable, andskkaUtb* time. I
took dlffsswat medicines without hensllt
Lydia E. Plnkham's Vsrriabls Compound
was reeommsndad and within six months I
was completely restored to health and I
want to recommend It to every 'Suffering
Women who are troubled with
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ments, Inflammation, or ulceration,
that bearing-down feeling, dlrzim v.,
indigestion, or nervous prostration
may be restored to perfect health and
strength by talcing Lydia E. Pink-
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Nr*. Flikktn's lirtuti#* t* Woaci.
Women suffering from any form
of female weakness an invited to
promptly communicate with Mrs.
Mnkham. at Lynn, Maas. From the
symptoms given, the trouble may be
looaiedsnd the quickeat and mi rest
way of recovery advised. Out of her
vast volume of experience In treating
female 111* Mrs. Pinkham probably
that will
has the very knowledg e thi
help your case. Iter advice te fret
and alwqya helpful.
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321 AND 323
WHITEHALL. ST.
OPIUM and WHISKY
out shock or severe suffering.
Comfort of patients carefully looked after. A homelike, pleasant,
sanitarium, not a prison. Treatment entirely free from any harmful re
sults. Our thirty years' experience, shows these diseases are curable. For
full particular*, call or address The Viotor Sanitarium or B. M. Woollsy
Company, 104 North Pryor Straat, Atlanta, Ga.
with a great deal of pteuerebl* anticipa
tion to ths coming visit of. time, alsrcet-
la Hcmbrlch. who will be t|af* to appear at
tbe Oread April I In concert, sccompsnled
by EUlson VYn Boos*. From the wey In
which seats are being reserved. It Is car-
tain tbs famous alnjier wilt tie greeted by
one of tbe flnest audiences of tbs sssson.
•Ths Marriage ef Kitty."
No greater sufeeaa has been known during
tb* last half dosen seasons thin tbst of
the great comedy, "The Marriage of Kit-
which will lie produced at tht Grand
cb a by Jules Murry, of New York,
with the beautiful comedienne. Mias Flor
ence Gear, st the head of tbe eugmeutrd
seat..
Phene 406 er Oreo a Postal to
THE TRIPOD PAINT CO.
Prytr 8L, and, a
fkittfoiiM
ARTIST
i applau „
largely of vaadsvllls.
Ths
**J*J**} r Wt i n two or three scenss
was vary food and tha costuming a wet-
S®*** 'hs gorgeous "cotoatal”
dwaa a^wuad by minstrels of nest seasons.
T*kso all to ell, tha mlattrsfa are worth
teeing. The engagement cloaea Wednesday
sight. o. I), u.
"Tha Old Hemastaad.
Deumtn Thompson's ever verdant, aver
popular 'Tb* Old lloamtesd" will tw- tbe
attraction at tbs Grand Thursday matinee
end night. It esema altogether uenecea.
eery to say that this quaint chronicle of
u._ »—*—■ —■ ■ Joyously
ms past
wrn; eatswu
sliiwa and (has * ih> ..I... ... .
iuj-1. i an urrain or IDR BN
dows sad the met ef the plsss ere \l
the pUy sad tbe quelet aeylngs end d<
Iraa of the eountn term folk art mor
itflnrily”iind"dru!%trn| l iy |
artows characters (hawdn ai
tbBBsIn
etlc dram* ever writtee.
other Amer
"the Steeps to Conquer."
The coming revival ef "She Stoops to
Conquer." with William II. Crane sed-Uta
Kills Jeffreys as ro-stan. which Is te be
•era SI-the Grand'on Friday sad Bstsr
day Bights and Ksturdsy matinee, promises
to ta an event ot unusually latstettlag ta-
poetsnve.
Goldsmith's old comedy la always a de-
laXtwksa sdeosslely presewtel sad that
It will receive Jxsllte at tbo hands ef the
plsysra lelreeted with Its ateeeet revival
tremcly strong east ae-
rotlTBl Willi Ita
rrsflltntFil two Mta
oi cTuirtro rr»—1 __
t .ol tha Amarlctn cfimadlBD bdU
-IIbIi Ratrota.
Crane pl*ys the .part ot llandcaatl*.
Mis* Jeffreys will he eras •• Miss
• rote, la whir* she baa wen
Ragland. Ths
thing that la worth wkllt.
'The Man on tho Box."
Tbe secret ot tbs trrsnendoos serves* ef
"The Mae ta tbe Bor.” le which Max Fig
xsae sad Ma cotapaay will appser at tie
Grand ea Monday and ~
Teeeday eights tad
Teeaday matlsee. la Its grant heart lot.ret.
It Is a-remedy tree, tat also reveals a tl|.
Fin* Concert Arranged.
Locs 1 mtarera on leoklsg forward
I
At th* Bijou.
There ere Intensely Interesting features
In the production of “Tb# Girl Bud tbo
GBtnblar.” tho attraction that Is drawing
tha usual Bijou jrntliarlugB thla weak.
MIBB Flnranoa lllndlajr. tha star of tha
play. (■ a claw aotroBs, an antartalnlng
comediannt. and a »try plomalnc vocalist,
liar company la one of the very beat yot
aoan ah th# ftljoo. and the play la scoring n
hit that will count aa ona of the big auc-
cesoea of tha saason.
Thora will be j»arfonnsnres all tha waok
Id kaanlng with tha ragular sohotlula of Bi
jou data*, and this will Include matinees
on Tfeurada j and Saturday.
At El Dorado.
The new Kl Dorado Btock Company has
boon rehearsing for Ita opening production
for the paat two weeks, and from all Indi
cations the performance of “Falsely Ar
oused.” which will open Kl Dorado on Wod-
neaday afternoon, will he one of tbe moat
finished first performances ever aeen at
thla theater. “Falaely Aroused” will lie
Baturday afternoon* and ■i ...
performance, the famous Ixtia Lea Kiri
Company will he seen. This week thsy
kswa a sinlhms* aksfph gaffiltffid "Th* fairs'll■
VALET WROTE IjOYE
NOTE TO MRS. SCHIFF
New York, March II.—Lawrsnce de
Foulks, who lost hla Job aa Mortimer
L. Schlffa valet about four month*
ago becausa he wrote a silly lots let-
tsr to Mrs. Bchlff. waa held In IS.4M
ball for ths grand Jury In the Tombs
court on charges of burglary and as.
NUllt.
D* Foulks admitted writing an Im
pudent Inter to Mrs. Bchlff and aald It
waa hard luck that asm him back .tn
Mr. BcMtff** house last Friday night,
whore Mb stole two diamond pins, and
finished th* evening’s work by whack
ing hla former employer over tha head
with a bowling pin.
IMMIGRANTS SING
AS TRAIN PULLS Ol’T:
WILL BE DEPORT Kl>
Greensboro, N. C.,*March 13.— -Mer
rily alngtng "God Be With You TIM
W* Mast Again." tha party of Kngll*1
contract laborers occupying a ape-' 1 ' 1 *
on train No. 44, loft this morning < ,r
Baltimore, where they will be turn-J
over to th* Immigration authorities,
who will secdr* their passage t-> Eng
land at -the expense of the L’nit-d
States government.
■pie* Men Meet
Representatives of th* Woois-n
Spies Company, of Toledo, ohl->.
Maryland. Virginia, the Carolina'-
Georgia. Florida, Alabama and Tenn-"-
see gathered at th* Piedmont H "
Wednesday to discuss matters of Inter-
Cal to ths company. Exocutlvs i>m-; r
of the company arrived Wednct-t
mornlr
lm safyi
“Bromo Quinine"
That Is
Laxative Bromo Quinine*
te SWfllTI PACKA«E with Ita
mt red kttatag, sad keen tb* stratests <