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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. rilt'KSDAT. AI’IUL II. fiOJ. LEFIFORVALOOSTAs WEEK HAS LAPSED Macon Business Alan Mys teriously Missing From Home. Pure Blood 200 ARE DROWNED IN GREAT EL00DI Absolutely necessary for mental and phy.lrsl health and itrenjtb, vitality, vigor and vita. Is certain If yon take Hood’s Sarsaparilla liquid or Ubteu. 100 Poms One Dollar. r Special to The Georgian. Macon. Oa.. April II.—One weak ag-i yesterday C. F. Simmons, a well-known business man of this city, left for Vu.- dostai and since that time nothin* ha* been heard from him by his partner, I.. Green, or hla family, and on Monday last his wife left the city and went back to her parents at Oedartown. Sim mon's brother-in-law Is now In Macon and <!Mn* all he can to locate Ms sla ter's husband. Just before leavlnc home Mr. Sim mons Informed his wife that he Intend ed stoppln* off In Cordele for several hours. Word has been sent to that town In recard to the mlsaln* man, but nothin* of Importance can be learned. Mr. Green Is creatly worried over the absence of his partner. The books of the company have been examined and found to be In splendid condition. MACON SEWER INSPECTOR MAY GET AN INCREASE. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga,. April 11.—Considerable discussion arose at the session of the Macon aldermanlc board over a propo sition to Increase the salary of tbe sew er Inspector to 1*00 a year. The mat ter was broucht before the council hy Alderman McKenna, who stated that Inspector Flts*erald's work was heavy that It required him to work at least nine or ton hours each day. gave figures showing that during the first week In April, 47* sewer Inspec tions had been made and that the work was being carried on in the most ein dent manner. The motion to grant tho Increase In salary was not turned down, but was referred to the finance com mittee. BUY A PHONOGRAPH i Small Payments Weekly. j PHILLIPS SCREW CO. 37-3* Peachtree St. Peasants Swept Away by Rush of Water Through Turkish Valley. I Berlin, April 11.—Two hundred per- |sons have been drowned in floods I which have swept through tho valley ' of Varder river, In Turkey, according to Information received by The Mittags Keltung. and WHISKEY HABITS cured at home wltiv TEETH EXTRACTED poii lively without pain. 60c each. Heat teeth 18. Mouey ran not buy better.. F If IL A D K L PIIIa DENTAL ROOMS, panian uuuuo. No. U Whitehall flt. CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY, Arrive From — Savannah .... 1.00 ~ackaoD>llle . 7.60 (neon 11.40 no facon ........ 4.16 (•era ........ 6.61. lacon ........ 6.10pm Depart To- Jacksonville ■ Mb cod 4.00 ptn Jacksonville ^. 6.60 pm Mivantyib SIXTH COMPANY FOR GREAT STRIKE Broad Famine Is Not Feared But Police Precautions Have Been Taken. Part., April II.—At » o'clock this morning the strike ordered by the pro. vision workers’ union Is doe. Accord* Ing to the union's secrstsry. M. Bous- quet, It will deprlvs the city of bread except thgt baked by the Men's Co operative Bakeries. Although there Is no real anxiety re garding a food famine, It Is fait that It Is always possible that the unemployed and the apaches will seise I he oppor tunity to make a demonstration. Ac cordingly, (he precautions that were taken on May Day last year have been again adopted. Company B, Fourth Infantry, Moul trio, Captain Thad Adams, has been disbanded, official orders being Issued by .the adjutant general Wednesday morning. Captain Adaina made the request for terest. This la the sixth company to bs disbanded since the 1907 Inspection be. gan. wide Cold and raiiic. Call for full name, tors K. W. GROVE. - MARIETTA RIFLES PASS INSPECTION Marietta Rifles, Company F, of the Fifth regiment, enme out with flying colors at the annual Inspection Tuesduy night. Inspector William G. Obear anil Captain Morgan, together with Major Shearer and his full staff, visited Ma rietta and made a thorough Inspection of the company. Hvery officer and man was present at the Inspection. Tho company is com manded by Captnln Fred Morris anil Lieutenants W, K. Schilling and E. A. Groves, end has forty-four enlisted men. It wns pronounced the best In spection the company has ever passed. NO COMMISSION ALLOWED FOR DISBURSING FUND. Special to The Georgian. FREE CATARRH CURE ''ad Breath, K’Hawklng and Spilling Cured—Fill Out Free Coupon Below. “My New Discovery Guickly Cures C« tarrh."—C. E. Cause. . Catarrh la sot only dangerous, tmt It ranees had breath, ulrerntlun, death qml ilwajr of death j of thinking and reasoning power, kills ssaMtlon and energy, often ca of appetite. Indigestion, throat and reaches to gene aud Insanity. It needs intention at one*, cure It with Gauss' Catarrh Cure. It la a quick, radical, permanent rare, bees' rids the system of the potion germ, that catma ratarrh. tn order to prove to all who ar. suffering from this dangerona and loathsome disease that Gauss’ Catarrh Cure will aolnally cure aey esse of osttrrh quickly. no ntatter bow standing or bow I send a trial package oy mail flee of all roat. Mend na your name nnd address today and the treatment will lie sent you by return mail. Try It. . It will posttlrely euro so that you will he welcomed Instead of ahnnued hy B mr frlenda. c. K GAL'Msi, M60 Main 8t. nrahall, Mich. Fill out coupon below. This coupon la good — peonage Of ltanas' Combined Catarrh cure, mailed free Is This * o 1 Itausa* Ca_— — plain package, eimjiiy sit in year name and nddresr ee dotted Uses below and mall to C. E. OAU88, £630 Main 8treat, Marshall, Mich. Washington, D. C„ April II.—W. D. Crum, the nogro collector of custom* of Charleston, 8. C„ whose confirma tion Senator Tillman fought through several eeselona of congress, will not be permitted draw Ills commlaelon for disbursing £2.600 appropriated for re pairs of the public buildings at that plsct. He was made special disbursing offledr for that purpose by the treasury department and thought he was emi tted to some prerequisite. The sub- comptroller of tho treasury has turned him down. $100,000 18 INVOLVED IN BIG REAL ESTATE DEAL. Special to The Georgian. Jackeon, Mias., April II.—One of the biggest real estate deals that has taken place In the city In some time has just been announced, A suburban tract of latpl has been purchased by Messrs R. L. and A. L. Bradley fur £100,000 and will be divided Into lots, and placed on the market at once. IIDGE IS ACTUALLY BEGUN JFollowlng tli<* In* t ruction* of Hip board of county mmirolimloupra Hi the ineetlfcg held Inat Monday morning. Huperintendeut of Public Work* T. J. Donatttaou began work on the anproacbea to tbe temporary bridge over tie Southern railway ISmokwood Wedneaday morning. The temporary atrurtnre waa built pend lug tbe completion of the new bridge which la being erected at that point, but tbe approNchea have been In aticlt condition aa to render the road almoat Impaasable. In nu effort to better eoudltlonn, the r" way company bad It partially Ailed mi with chert. Thla waa removed Tueaday by L'aptnln Dona Id non. aud a aubatautlal roadbed la being placed In Ita atead. Don’t Staroe Your Hair Wbat do you think your doctor would sav about feeding your hair with Ayer's Hair Vigor, the new kind? He knows that it feeds, nourishes, strengthens. The hairttops falling out, grow s more rapidly, and all dandruff disappears We publish ths formulas Tau 9.0. Ayer Co.a *’OWOll, HIS LIABILITIES ARE $270,221,27! ASSETS NOTHING! Awnings For stores. Offices, Residences. Public Buildings, ate., manu Bulldlnsrs.otc., manu factured and put up. All work guaranteed Lowest prlcea. Phono or write for estimates. J. M. HIGH CO, NO MORE SALOON LICENSE TILL JULY No more saloon licenses will granted until after July, when the time for renewal! arrives. This was decided upon at a confer ence of the mayor and the potjee com mlttee Tuesday afternoon. The committee had been flooded with applications, many of then! for places nnd from people who had been repeat edty refined. The committee agreed that It would not be wise to grant mora licenses now- All those In hand have either been withdrawn or adverted. STONE FROM BLAST MAY CAUSE DEATH While walking along the county road Juat beyond Oakland City Wednesday shortly before noon, a negro woman, the wife, of John Reynolds, k laborer, was struck on the head by a heavy rock from n blast and died at Grady Hospital Wednesday night. The bloating wan done by a force of rounty hands at work near the road. The woman woe knocked unconscious and hsr head badly torn by the stone. The Orady Hospital was notified and the unconscious woman taksn there In an nmbiilancp. WILL DI8CARD JUTE FOR WRAPPING COTTON BALES. Special to The Georgian. Jackson, Miss., April 11.—The Farm era' Union of this slate has started a movement for the use of cotton bag ging for wrapping cotton bales Instead of Jute. The members of the union nay that such a movement Is to be started In all the cotton states and they be lieve that It will be successful. Thsy say that If all the cotton was wrapped with cotton that It would result In an Incrense In the consumption of cotton that would amount to a great deal. CONTRACT IS AWARDED FOR NEWBERRY CHURCH. Special to The Georgian. Newberry, 8. C„ April 11.—The con tract for tbe erection of their new church hie been let by the Associate Reform Presbyterian church to Con tractor C. C. Davis, of this city. The church will be built at once on the* lot at .tho corner of Main and Calhoun streets purchased by ths congregation several years ago. Do You Think For Yourself ? Or.* PAVING 18 OPP08EO BY PROPERTY OWNER8. Special to The Oeorgian. Gadsden, Ala., April 11.—It Is stated that there le some opposition to the proposed paving of the principal bust ness street*, tor which money has ut ready been provided. The opposition comes from some of the properly oi ere, principally on Broad etreet. 'It It claimed that the city will have to show that the property has been enhanced in value before a properly owner can lie made to bear hie share of the expense under the new city Improvement law. Georgians Get Patents. Washington. April 11.—R. W, Blah- op. patent attorney, reports the Issue of the following patents to residents of Georgia and Alabama: Cultivator, W. C. Hinton, Danburg, Ga.: priming-telegraph, C. J. Menasco, Birmingham. Ala.; truck, B. B. Bow ers. Macon, Ga.; spring bed, I. If. Han.*, Atlanta, Oa.; toy gun, A. D. Middleton, Savannah, Ga.; mowing ma chine, J. R. Weatherly. Atlanta. Ga.; chock, J. M. Thomas, Talladega. Ale.; plow. J. B. Job*on. Atlanta, Ga.: wash ing machine, J. W. Seller, Boat Point. Ga. Declines Call to Newberry. Special to The Georgian. Newberry. 8. C„ April 11.—Dr. M. G. G. Sherer. pastor of SI. Andrews Lutheran church.. Charleston. In a let ter to the congregation of the Luth eran church of the Reedemer, of this city, declines the call recently extended by the latter to become their pastor. your mouth Ilka s young whatever food or medl- be offered you t • 8 <* Intelllrcnt Ihloktnr woman, from weakness, uerrousnisa, then It meant much to rn ,r lil mil mu ton oat -QOMeoamn*. wild by druceKi* forth** Cure of woman's Ilia + ♦ * ♦♦ The mikera of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- ecrtplloo. for the cure of wrak. nervous, run down. over-worked. debilitated, paln-rteked women, knowing this medicine to be made up of ingredients, every one of which has the etrongeat possible Indorsement of the leedlng end atenderd authorities of the several schools of practice, ire perfectly willing, end in fact, are only too glad to print, aa they da the formnle. or list of Ingredient* of which tl la composed. In plain gnpllih, oa every bottle-wrapper. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ The formula of f>r. Pierce's Favorite Pre scription will beer the ssoalcritical examina tion of medical experts, for It contains no alcohol, narcotics, harmful, or habit-forming drugs, sod no agent eaten into It tbtt It not highly recommended by the most advanced and leading medical teachers aud author ities of tbelr several schools of practice. These authorities recommend Ihe Ingredient, of Ur. - ravoritc Prescript ion for tho Beautify Your Property Former Macon Man Files Voluntary Petition in Bankruptcy. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., April 11.—A petition In Involuntary bankruptcy waa filed yes. terday by C. L. Allen, formerly of Ma con. but who recently moved to Bd- ford, Ga. The liabilities are given as £270,237.27 and asseta a* nothing. Mr. Allen resided In Vlnavllle until a few weeks ago. when he moved to Buford. He has been engaged In the tanning business here, and held the position of secretary and manager of the Ocmulgee Tanning Company, of this city. FOR YARD, POULTRY, LAWN, CEMETERY AND FARM—EREC TING PAGE FENCE OUR SPE CIALTY. CHEAPER THAN WOOD. W. J, Dabney Implement Go., 61 So. Forsyth 8L, Atlanta, Ga. OOO0OO00OOOCOOC00000000000 0 O O WHILE GIRL SINGS O O MAN 8HOOTS SELF. a Pittsburg, Pa., April 11.—Seat- O d In a box at the Grand opera o O ed In a box at the Grand opera O house yesterday afternoon, white O 0 Mira Ethel Levy was singing, Rob- O O ert N. Crow, aged 22, shot him- O O self In the abdomen, and his O O wound wfU probably prove fatal. O O Hie attempted suicide was not a 0 surprise to Ills relatives, because O he has been thought mentally un- O O balanced for some time. ** O 0 O OOOO0O00OOO0O000000O000000 THE BEST FOR WOMEN. A machine for woman's use should be Ihe best obtainable. The Singer le ac knowledged the lightest running, most durable and convenient to use of any acwing-mactiine. Sold only by Singer Sewing Machine Co. Look for the big S. 79 Whltelml St., telephone. Bell 189-1; 494 Decatur St., telephone, Bell S17S; 712 Marietta St., telephone, Bell 580. HID IN BOX CAR TO CATCH THIEF While Special Officer Wright, of the Southern railroad, lay accreted In freight ’car near Ponce DeLeon park late Tuesday afternoon Lonnie Wallace, 17 yeirs of age. who resides near the park, entered the car and was In ths act of stealing a caddy of tobacco, when suddenly confronted by the officer. Wright promptly covered the youth with his revolver and took him Into custody. Obey Sparks, 13 years of age. who said to have been standing un the out- ■ide watching for his confederate, fled from the scene at thla unexpected turn of affairs. He was later arrested, how ever, and le also held at the police sta tion. SCHOOL BOND ELECTION WAS RECOMMENDED. Special to The Georgian. . Slone Mountain, Ga., April 11.—A large number of people of Stone Moun. tain met In mass meeting Tuesday to discuss the school bond question. It was an enthusiastic meeting. The peo ple here are almost unanimous In favor of Issuing school bonds to erect a mod ern school house. The board of education has recom mended .to the council that the election for bonds be ordered, which the mayor and council will dqfat lie next meeting. STUART’S GRANDDAUGHTER TO UNVEIL MONUMENT. Richmond, Va„ April 11.—Mlee Vlr glnla Stuart Qunller. of Norfolk, I granddaughter of General J. E. B. Hue art, will have the honor of drawing the veil from the bronxe statue of the fa mous cavalry leader on the occasion of the Confederate reunion In May. The old soldiers left the selection to Mrs. Stuart, widow of General Stuart. ATLANTA ROOM AT JAMESTOWN The Atlanta room of the Georgia building at the Jamestown exposition may be an exact reproduction In Its furnishings of tbe same relative room of the old Bulloch hall In Its ftfrnlsh- Ings. Alderman Beutell proposed this at a special meeting of the prominent .cit izens and city offldale held Wednes day morning and called by Mayor Joyner. Mayor Joyner will recommend to council. In a special message, the ap pointment of a special committee to look after arrangements for the At lanta room, and probably for a special appropriation for the furnishings of the room, In addition to the £3,000 al ready appropriated. All the pictures of Atlanta's mayors will lie hung In the room, and there will be many other things of Interest. ACTOR ARRESTED FOR MISCONDUCT Charles E. Inslee, an actor who wus a member of the stock company that held the boards at the El Dorado thea ter, was lined £10.75 In police court on Wednesday morning on the charge of being drunk and using profaite lan guage In the presence of ladles. The alleged misconduct occurred on Tuesday afternoon In the Manhattan Cafe In the Bijou theater block. Sev eral wltneesee were subpenmed by Po liceman Hill, the arresting officer, but 1 oo Drops J^egefablePrcparationfor As similating tSieToodandRcg ula- ting ihe Stomachs and Bowels of iM.wis < juu>iu:V Prom otrsTKgesUon,Cheerful ness and Best.Contai ns neither OpnimtMorphme nor Mineral. Not Narcotic. Aqi> »rouik-smcnrnam A perfect Remedy for Constipa tion,Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, Worms .Convulsions.Feverish- ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of NEW ‘YOHK. For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA the eaterceMMinr, mow room etrr. BANKRUPT SALE. _ will offer for sale at public outcry to the highest bidder for cssb. before the rourt house door, In Fulton county, during tho Icipjl hours of sole, on Msy of the 14th Itr of A district of orlgluiilly Henry, ■ t the southwest cornor of Lambert am Tyler streets, and miming thence went along the south* side of Tyler street 338.6 feet to Walnut street, thence south nlong the enst side of Wnlnut street 300 feet, thence cast on a line running parallel with Tyler atreet 339.5 feet to Lam bert afreet, thence north nlong the west The recorder ordered these witnesses arrested for contempt of court. Inslee denied that he acted disorder- ly In any way. His fine was paid by another member of the company. HALL COUNTY TEACHERS TO HOLD INSTITUTE. Special to The Georfflan. Gainesville, Ga.. April 11.—If the present plans of County School Com missioner T. H. Robertson and the board of education of Hall county are carried out, there will be held at Cler mont; in the buildings of the Chatta hoochee High School, the beat and big. geet teachers' Institute Hall county has ever had. It Is proposed to hold a four weeks’ session of. the teachers, tho laat of which Is tn be the regular an nual teachers' Institute. County School Commissioner Kytle, of While county, hat been asked to Join the Hall county teachera In a Joint In stitute there, and If he consents to It the teachers of both White and Hall county will be thrown together. MULTI-MILLIONAIRE DIES IN SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Schenectady, N. T., April 11.—Gen eral Eugene Griffin, first vice president of the General Electric Company, died In tbli city thla mo ctrlc Co orning. BALTIMORE DOCTOR WILL FIGHT WHITE PLAGUE. NEGRO JOCKEY KILLED FOR UNKNOWN REASONS. Special to The Georgian. 8hreveport. La.. April 11 Joe Har ris. the negro Jockey, said to have won the v laet Oakland handicap, waa killed here this morning) The body with a near the The guilty party lias not been located. Harris had several diamonds and about £5,000* In rash. Nothing was taken. REMOVAL OF OFFICES HAS BEEN POSTPONED. cure of Eg Trrr, tlr the tame i * Ti "'■tTtdn n- f-.rum -r.t. No other medicine far womtn'i Ills ha* any such pmteaaioaalendoraearnt a* Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription hu received. In the un- qusltflrd ncoamendetloa of each of Its several Ingredients by scores of leading medi cal maa ot all the schools of practice. Is such an endorsement not worthy of your consideration 7 f * ♦ • * * A booklet of Ingredlenta with numerous autboratlra prafesional endorsements by ths leading medical authorities of this country, will bs mailed free to any one sending neme and sddrews with request foe seme. Add reel Dr. R V. Pierce. Bogota N. V. Special to The Georgian. Marietta. Ga™ April 11.—It ho* been learned at the headquarter* of the At lanta division of the L. & N. Railroad Company that the removal of the gen eral offices to Etowah. Ga.. which the company has been contemplating for some time, has been Jndettnitely post poned. It J* hoped that this means manently, as the high class of men which are employed by the com pany have proven themselves to be most acceptable cltlsens, and their re moval would be a distinct lorn to Ma rietta socially as well as In'a business way. \ Dukt of Marlborough III. London. April II.—The doctors have aerloua fears about the condition of the duke of Marlborough, and under their strict orders he Is practically a prison er In the house of hie cousin, Winston ChurchllL Baltimore, Md., April 11.—Dr. John 8. Fulton, who has been secretary and executive officer of the state board of health for more than ten yeare, has re. signed that position to accept the offer to become organiser of Ihe Internation al Congrera on Tuberculous, which will meet In Washington next year. I side of Laratwrt street 800 feet to the be ginning point. Excepting nil the machin ery contained In tbe bnlliUnga on said land, locludlng machinery supplies and dye stuffs s point on the west side of Lambert street 340 feet south of Tyler atreet and running thence weet par allel with Tyler street 33814 feet to wal- nut atreet. thence south nlong tho east aids of Walnut street 337 feet to Thurmond atreet, thence east along the north able of Thurmond atreet 21714 feet, thence north vi i iiuruiiuHi »m i m icrt| lupiitf ii"itu parallel with Walnut atreet 160 feet, thence eaat parallel with Tjrlcr street 1£> feet to Ijimbert street, thence north along the west side of Lambert street 134 feet to the beginning point. I Invite written bide for tbe following property, to-wlt of yarns, and Ing roachlnerr ding 4>f . rugs and the spinning id the dyelug of yarns. Inclqa* ry etinpllcs, nil situated In the the Southern Rug and Carpet mills, •ttoited on the tract of land lere- inherit ore tirat described. 4. Tho manufactured ruga belonging to ■aid Southern Hug and Carpet mills. 6. All dye stuffs and chemfcala contained Bragg & Ryon OSTEOPATHISTS PHYSICIAN AN SURGEON fgo Offices: 324-325 Century Bldg. Bell Phone 3901 A schntttU fr«af«caf fit Whiskey. Opium, Un* phi at. Ceuta*, Chltti', Tobacco aad ffeuasf!*- sis sr Ntna ishaastlaa, The Only Keeley InsB* lull in Georgia. 229 Woodward Me,, ATLANTA, GA. Id bankrupt. constating t. jute and cotton, belonging to oald _ „• further datnllo, reference In made to the order of Honorable Percy ff. Adams, referee In bankruptcy. In re Southern Rug and Carpet mills, bankrupt. In the <li*tr!< r aau LUtJiri muiv. ■lauAiuin. iu llic tunin' «• court of tho United States for the northern district of Georgia, bearing dnte of April 9, 1907. AbOTe aales and ulda being made In accordance therewith. Opportunity for Inspection of sold property, nnd any part thereof, will be furnished bidders on appli cation to the undersigned. W, B, SMITH, Tmstee tn Bankruptcy of Southern Rug and Carpet Mills. MADE A MESSENGER BOY OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE Many queer propositions are put up to the police department, but one of the queerest came Thursday In Chief Jennings’ moll. In the batcji of letters to ths chief was one from a man In Anderson, 8. C. Thl* letter contained a polite re quest for the chief to go to ope of the leading drug stores and purchase for the writer u certain patent medicine and send It to him. Inclosed In the Samuel Erl, Dies. Special to The Georgian. , Marietta. Ga, April 11.—Samuel Erie, a prominent cltlxen of Marietta, died at his residence, on Whitlock avenue, yesterday afternoon. Mr. Erie waa 65 years old and unmarried. He was a great student and was probably the best Informed man In this section. The funeral services will be held to day from the Episcopalian church. letter waa a postofflee money order for 70 cents, made payable to the chief of police. In order to Impress on Ihe chief the Importance of the requested favor, the writer said: "This medicine Is badly needed In Anderson." The ahfef had the money order am! the request, and, as this particular medicine Is "badly needed In Ander son," he liad the purchase mode and forwarded. MAN WANTED IN TOLEDO PINCHED ON OCEAN STEAMER. New York, April 11.—Just before the Loralne, of the French'line, sailed to day Ihe on-going passengers became excited over the arrest of a Bulgarian, who tiled to resist the officers. The detectives claimed they had arrested hint on the request of the Toledo police, who wanted him for forger)*. “The Household Surgeon” Dr. Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil I, A Household Surgi cal Dressing for all wounds, sores and skin diseases, whe ther slight or serious. _i om _ w Relieves pain-antiseptically cleanses-quickly heals. It is sotight after and continually used by all who give it a first trial. Nearly all Druggists now sell it. 25c.