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w THE ATLANTA (iEOnaiAS AND NEWS. rniPA'’. Ai'iur. rheumatism *p v Unnrnii * Dyspepsia Cure positively pure* iInforms of lodlgutlos •*■ *tom*ch Irou- 'tii'rf, Cold Cure prevents pneumonia •i* break* UP » <TOl<l in a few hour*, atop* ewclianifbr sweats. allay, soreness and £&U> heal* the lun**. MSj'ftc. "KrVi Kidney Cure speedily cure* Min* in the back, loin* or groins and all P‘ ” . 0 f kidney dlsosse. Price 2&c. Mu’ von's Headache Cure atop* headache In three minute*. Price 9c. Huron'* Serve 0lir c cure* ell the *ymp. Inmi of nermu* exhaustion. Price Sc. Slnvon'* Pile Ointment posltvsly cure* ill form* of pile*- Price 25c. Rheumatism cure relieves pains In legs, arms, back, stiff or swollen joints In a few hours. Positively cures in a few days. Contains no morphine drugs to deaden the pain, but neu- trallzes the acid and drives out al! rheumatic poison from the system —MUN'YON'. Price 25c c»r«! eradicates all lm purities of the blood. Price 2k*. .yunyoa's Mver Pure correct* heaiiaclie. ti! , ?» U i SUeS8 ’. nud >'•**. constipation and lire; troubles. Price 25c. Munyonn CooRtlustlon Cure In the Intent and most scion title treatment for Conatl patlou. Price 25c. Munyon’s Female Remedies are a boon to all women. If you bare Catarrh or are afflicted with deafness use Munyon's Improved inhaler. A seporute cure for each disease. At all druggists, mostly 26c a vial. ring us up any time AND DO YOUR BUYING BY ’PHONE. Private Exchange with operator in Our 5tore. Many a family and many an individu al appreciate* our prompt system of shopping by 'phone in connection with our FREE Messenger Service. For in- etanee: • You may have a preaeription to fill) eimply ring up—-our messenger will call and presently you have your Prescription filled at exactly the eame price ae though you personally called at our atore. Or you may want «ome Listarine, Talcum Powder, Tooth e o h e Cure, Toilet Goode, or any of th* thou sand and one essentials carried in a first- elasa drug store. All right—our 'phone system of ehopping is at your’ disposal. Our Broad Guarantee: Every arti cle la right, price, quality —and refund money in any Instance where desired. JACOBS’ PHARMACY 6, 8,10 Marietta Street. 23 Whitehall Street. A IN SPITEJF COLOR Need of Negro Reformatory Shown in Court Friday. In a peculiar way the need of a re form school or Industrial farm fo youthful negro criminals was eirtpha sized In the criminal division of thecltv court Friday morning, when the case of Fred Buchanan, aged 14 years, was railed for trial. The boy was rts white a* any white boy ever dared to be, with the exception of*a few stray streaks of dirt, which only served to heighten th? whiteness of his skin. He was charged with assault and battery. “What Is the reason that boy can’t he sent to the reform school?" asked Judge Calhoun as he survej’ed the youthful prisoner. "Call* up Probation Office Glo^r and find out." v Officer Gloer was called up and as tounded the court by declaring that Buclmhan was a descendant of the race of Ham. There was no reform school to which the hoy could be sent and there WH nothing else to* do hut set his case for trial at the May term of court and he will remain In jail until that time, un less released on bond, which Is Improb able. Attorney John Moore represent the negro. SOCIETY OF ETERNAL YOUTH 10FINE ALL SICK MEMBERS D*s Moines, la., April 12.—“The Flrat Society of Eternal Youth” ia the name of en organisation founded here which has for It* object the prolongation of life, and which propose* to- fine every member who becomes sick. That the association is in earnest is evidenced by the fact that one hundred men al ready have enrolled In the acheme, ths preamble nf which reada aa follows: “Any member/Who la reported sick from any dlseaae, and who remains sick and is confined to hi* bed for a continuous period of three day*, or more, shall bo fined Jn a sum not less than It or more than $1# for the first offense. Kor the second offense mem bers shell be suspended from member ship, and for the third offense expul sion from the society.” Ail members must sign a pledge that he or she will continually aasert that there Is nothing but custom and habit of thought that causes people to be tick, grow old or die. EMBEZZLER CONFESSES AND GIVES HIMSELF UP. Indianapolis, Ind., April 12.—Rudolph Crowell, aged 22, of Little Rock, Ark., confessed to embczxllng 22,400 from the Wclls-Fargo Express Company, rave himself up to the police yesterday Slid turned over to them evidence •hlch substantiated his confession. Bryan, Gompers and McCall Will Make Addresses Next Tuesday. Washington, April 12.—One result of the Roosevelt-Harriman controversy over campaign cohtrlbutlona will be the meeting In New York next Tuesday of the national publicity committee. William J. Bryan, Samuel dumpers, of the American Federation of Labor, and Representative Samuel McCall, of Massachusetts, will deliver addresses on the need of publicity to prevent campaign contributions. Among the distinguished men to he present are drover Cleveland, Alton B. Parker, Henry Watle'rion, former dov- ernor Pennypacker, of Pennsylvania, and Andrew Carnegie. Perry Belmont Is chairman. I CAUGHT IN ACT Officers LaM in Wait and Saw Bale Hauled From Compress. 8|M»«*Inl to Tlx* Georgian. Macon, Ga.. April 12.—What Is ap parently another cotton theft has come to light and the police believe that they are now up against a gang of cotton thieves. For some time the Atlantic Compress Company has been missing a, bale of cotton at a time, and the other night another bale was missed. The police were notified and last night sev eral men laid In wait for the thieves. Along in the night a wagon was seen to drive up to the plutform of the com press and a bale dumped on. The wagon drove off and the men watching folowed. The wagon was seen to go in the direction of Wall street alley where the bale was dumped off. This makes the second time that cot ton thieves have taken cotton front the Atlantic Compress this season. *m ’[ * COUNTY POLICE FORCE IS WANTED IN BIBB CRICHTON GRADUATE WITH THIRD NATIONAL BANK Mr. Charles F. Cromer, of Abbeville, 9. C., was not satisfied with the small clerical position he was filling at home. After a few months at Crichton’s Col lege, Kiser Bultdlngrhe mastered book keeping, and was placed In .an excel lent position with The Third National Bank, this city. He more than doubled hla former salary. |)ioimmmjweMXMmctM* THE GLOBE CLOTHING CO. There are many Intelligent young men and women *11 over the country who could Increase their earning capac. Ity from two to ten fold by taking a business or shorthand courae at a high grade buslneas school like Crichton's. Don't make the mistake of attending a school simply because It Is cheap. The best Is always the cheapest. FALL FROM ROOF KILLED U BURKS Deaf Myte Fell But Few Feet, But Death Followed. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga„ April 12.—For the pur pose nf launching a movement to se cure the organization of a county po lice force, similar to that which Is maintained In Fulton and other coun ties, a mass meeting of the people In South Macon will be held next Thurs day evening. At this meeting plans will be made for a larger meeting of representatives from all the suburbs to be held at the county court house and to make plans for securing larger force for the protection of all the su burbs In .Macon. At present South •Macon and all the suburbs, which are beyond the distrlcla patrolled by the city, police, Imve practically no pifllcr protection. Willie pulling a root on a wood shed in the rear of his home, on Washington street In East Point, Thursday after noon, John D. Burks, agOd 5S years, and a deaf mute, lost hla balance and fell to the ground, sustaining Injuries from W’hich he died at 12 o'clock Thurs day night. The accident is supposed to have oc curred about 4 o'clock In the afternoon, as Mr. Burks was found lying upon the ground In an unconscious condition shortly after that hour. Dr. George TMmble. nf East Point, was hastily summoned to attend the Injured man, but In spite nf. the efforts of the phyal- elan he died a few hours later Without regaining consciousness. Mr. Burks Is survived by his wife, who Is also deaf and dumb, and by four daughters. The family had been living In East Point but a few months. The remains were taken tn charge by Harry G. Poole & C'd.i and will be shipped to 'ass Station for Interment Friday aft ernoon. , . Tobacco Kills An Absolute “Stopper" for the Brain- Killing, Nsrve-Destroying Tobacco Habit Has Boon Found. Our Display This Year Stands Forth as a Notable Illus tration of Progressiveness and Resourcefulness r EXCELLENT FITTING, SPLENDID WEARING SUITS - — r* Serges, Worsteds, Club Checks, Oyster Grays, | I Quaker Grays, Gun-Metal Black Thibet and 1 y j other Suits. S10, $12.50, $15, $16.50, $18, $20, $22.50, $25.00 BOYS’ SUITS $2, $3, $4, $5, $6, $7.50 HATS AND FURNISHINGS The Globe Clothing Co 89 WHITEHALL STREET. Send for a Trial Treatment To-day. The tobacco hetilt le n carte, a ml every mun knows It. Home “umnrt klde" don f know It. Most men would like to quit. If they km*w they omM ilo It "easy. with out causing them til jmmui fort. ”Kas^ To-Quit” In ii treatment flint SENT LITTLE GIRLS TO PEDDLE AT NIGRT Accuned of tending bin two little girl children, }g«l 10 And C years, out Into the streeti of the city, both day ami night, to I chewing gum nmt other smnll Article*, J. Jftidgioc. of 72 I*arkla street, wan ar raigned Thursday afternoon before Re corder Broyles. The cane was brought Into court by Pro- bAtlon officer (liner. It wna aliowu that the two little girls hnd been wnt out by HudgliiN nnd were to be seen at night.on, the viaduct endeavoring to dispose of their wares, while the father is said to linn* kept In hldlug In the shadows, watching tb* children. , The rvronlsr lectured Hudgins, wanting him he must keep hla children off of the streets In the day as well as night, then dismissed the case. NO IRREGULARITIES • IN ACCOUNTS FOUND make t ©ker nud the cbewer abaidutely The Start. You know what the finish will be un lest you cure him of the awful habit He cannot do it himself. l»entt ti» the surface. - Most tobacco uecra tire the last ones In the rare for auccee*- Business men nowadays are looking nrouml for men nnd Istys who are not tobseeo slaves—for clear-headed, atrong-nerved help 's. who can be relied on. It takes only ten minutes for tobacco to change th" l»eat» of the heart. To keep It up Is to tempt ilentb by heart disease, nervous collapse, tobacco cancer, nnd atom- *h. liver or kidney diseases. For the young cigarette flem! who baa become mi cnlbMincil that he sui4»kcs la the fn.'c of Ills mother, sister, wife or sweet- heart. ”Kitay-To Unit” I* a snlvatbm. ra, save tlie yon ig smoker's brain. ... not «l<» It hltuaelf. Wives, slaters slid sweethearts, help save the mind, body mid future of some one who is near and dear to von. Without your help It may imt Ih* done. “Easy-To-Quit” Is a positive, absolute “stopper” for any tobacco habit. It la a vegetable remedy, nnd any lady <|n give It secretly In fowl or drink. It Is harm less: leaves no reaction or had after ef- feels, and It stops the habit to stay itup Fill out the blank linen In the coupon be low with name and address, and mall for a free trial today. FREE PACKAGE COUPON If you fill out the blank lines below vith your name nnd address, «-tit out cnup4»n nnd semi It to ns. we will semi you absolutely free, bv mall. In plain wrapper, a trial package of ”Fu*y- To Quit.” You will lie thankful aa long aa you live that you <lid It. ' “ rug and Chemical Race afreets, Clncim Special to The Georgian. Macon. Oh., April 12.—Although aev oral more telegram* have been £en$ to different cilia* in South Georgia and Alabama no clew to the whereabouts of C. F. Slminons has-been found by his business partner, L. Given. HI* brother-in-law, Fred Collin*, of Cedartown. Oa.. Is still In th* city und I* aiding Mr. Green to search for new* ol Hlmurm*. Yesterday the hook* of th* BIDS Plumbing Company were gone ever and no Irregularities have been found NO ONE ANNOUNCED FOR FIRST LIEUTENANT Special to The Georgian. Macon. G?.. April 12.—A* yet n< member of the Macon I literals haa an nouncod himself as n candidate for the flrat lieutenancy of that company to succeed Dr. R. Holmea Mason, whose resignation has been sent In. The second lieutenant of the com- pally Is Loive Wall, and by the right the resignation belong* to Wall, ever, develop. Lieutenant Mason A contest may, how SAVANNAH QOLF CLUB WILL PLAY MACON Special to The Georgian. Macon. Oa., April 12.—Several Sa vannah golf players were In the city yesterday and stated to members of the Log Cabin Club that the Savannah Club would, without a doubt, accept the Invitation extended them by the Cabin Club. A. J. Rich, of S\vanah, who heads the golf players In that city, was among the gentlemen In Macon yesterday. He stated that Savannah, would possibly send at least fifteen or twenty player*. The invitation ex tended by the I-ng Cabin Club ia fur Saturday. April 2U. Cumbtrland Hotel Leased. on Cumberland Island has been leased for the coming season by L. A. Miller, who managed It last year. A number of Improvements have been made and more accommodations provided. The hotel will probably open some time In May and quit* a number of people have already had rooms reserved. Trial is Postponed, Mperial to Th* Georgian. Brunswick, Ga., April 12.—The pre liminary trial of Jesse Simpson, the young man who Is In Jail In this city charged with the muSrr of Peter Gantllng. a negro barber, last week, has been postponed until some time next week In order that one of the prison* r's brother* tnay be present at the trial. Thp prisoner is said to have wealthy relative* In Mississippi. AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS 19 1-2 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga. (OVER SCHAUL & MAY). Rubber Plates ... 22-K Gold Crown Porcelain drown Bridge Work, Per Tooth - Painless Ex tracting with all plate work Hours, s'a. m. till 8 p. m. Sundaya, 9 a. m. till 4 p. m. No more Dread of the Dental Chair. WOMAN CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED IN N. Y. ' New York, April 12.—Wh*n Mrs. Norms Wilson was smdxned In 1 tg* Yurkvllln pa- lire ronrt today chsrgfd with terrifying Fifth nrenue with a wild automobile ilasli, ah* wild: "When I ram* her* from Cblengn six wcehs ago 1 had uiy ear sent hern and pul In a garage. Ko one told me anything shout linrlug to have s lleenae nnd *11 that. I ■in quite mire that we wer* not going in lire than s mils* an hour." One of the men with her furnished 22,DM 1*11. The aneitutoi* 111 th* i-ourt were •trark wlib lira. Ellison's resemblance to Krelya Nmldt Thaw. BURGLAR LEFT TOOLS NEAR POLICE STATION ROUGH RIDER MONUMENT DEDICATED AT ARLINGTON. Washington, April 12.—The president late yesterday afternoon attended the unveiling of the monument at Arllng- ' Ion cemetery In memory of the Bough Riders who lost their lives In tho strug gle or died since th* Spanlah-Amerlcan war. Th* c*remonl*a were In chargo of.ths Hough ltlders' National Monument So- i clety. The monument la of Vermont granite , fifteen feet high and an exact duplicate j of the one on the battlefield at Las Guaslmas, Cuba, where the heroes , fought. Reconsider Ordinance. The board of health will meet at 41 i o'clock Friday afternoon for tho pur- : pose of reconsidering tho provision In the new milk ordinance, which prohib its the feeding of malt to mill: cows. number of dairymen have raised strenuous objections to this provision, ' and the board will give them a hearing. All parties Interested are Invited. Rome Man Commitslontd. Ernest J. Logan, Rome, was commls. shined Thursday first lieutenant and adjutant. Second battalion. Fifth ln- Speclal to Th* Georgian. Macon, Ga., April 12.—The burglar who attempted to tob tho Poplar street store, had them nil barked off the board* when It comes to nerve. Officer* Hrunan and Wilson discovered that the front window of the store had been tampered with, hut tho burglar failed to gain an entrance. The atore Is located In the glare of the street light, und within throwing distance of the police station. A number of tool* were found on the tldewalk In front fantry. Colonel Anderson made the Ilf the store. appointment. Pitt’s Carminative promptly cures all troubles caused by teething. There is no derangement of a baby’s stomach that this reliable remedy will not relieve. Ptazftie^X' harmless —guaranteed under the National Pure Food and Drug Act not to contain even a single trace of any narcotic drug. All Druggists 25 Cts. The Lamar & Rankin Drug Co. , Atlanta, Ga.