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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SATtmDAT. JCN'R 29, 19OT. 11 K BIG BUSINESS CM HILL TAKE Monday, July First, Wil Be Last Day. GrMt Enthusiasm Aroused at the geuthern Shorthand and Bueinese University, the Largest School in the South. Monday. July 1. la the last day that the summer reduced ratea will be In tftert at the Southern Shorthand and Business University. The popular school becomes more popular every day. In the face of free trial courses given bv some schools and half rates given by others, the Southern has more than "held It" own." During the present month of June, (5 paid scholarships were Issued, against 58 during June of 1906. Could there be anything more con rlnclng that merit wins every time? "1 want my son to take your com bined course, for which you charge J90," said a prominent cltlsen to the managers of the Southern. “I am of fered the combined course by another school at about one-half the amount you charge, but I prefer to pay more end place him in an old-established school, where he will get the best course." Oraham, the best and fastest system of Shorthand In the world. Is taught at the Southern; also the Twentieth Cen tury Ilookkeeping Is taught. Seventy typewriting machines are used; eight teachers employed; large airy rooms— In fact, the Southern Is not a "one- horse" school, but a live, up-to-date, progressive and altogether reliable In stitution. Call or write at once. Enter now and receive advantage of the summer rates. A. C. BRISCOE, President. L. W. ARNOLD, Vice President. Atlanta, do. (Or Albany, Ga., Branch School.) BIRTHDAY PARTY. I-ittlc Miss Esther Kelly was hostess Monday afternon at a beautiful party at which twenty, children were enter tained In honor of her sixth birthday. The party was given at the home of little Miss Kelly's grandmother, Mr \V. S. Kelly, of West End, and afti several merry games were played for which prizes were awarded, delicious refreshments were served. Miss Kelly IS the attractive little daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Charles Kelly, 8AYWELL-STRICKLAND. The marriage of Miss Berta Strick land and Mr. Ernest John Saywelt took place Saturday morning ut 9:10 o'clock at the Eplecopal church, at West End-. The bride was given away by her brother-in-law,.Mr..Edward a. Warner, and the ceremony was performed by Rev. J. J, p. Perry. An interesting feature of the mar rlage ceremony wae the celebration of the holy communion Immediately after the nuptial rlteS. Little Miss Ethel Power and Master Frank Russey, of Anniston, preceded the bride to the altar. The beautiful decorations were ar ranged partly by tha Young Ladles’ Guild of the church. Miss Powell wore a pretty frock of white mull and lace, with sash of yel low ribbon, and carried a baaket of marguerites. Master Russey, who bore the ring. Wore a stylish white suit. The bride's lingerie toilet waa an exquisite creation of white mull and lace, with tulle veil, adjusted with or ange blossoms. Her shower bouquet was of white roses and lilies of the valley. The ushers were: Messrs. B. M. Plrlckland and W. 8. Kelley, of At lanta, and Mr. Noble Bell, of Anniston. Mr. nnd Mrs. Saywell left at noon over the Southern railway for a trip of several weeks. The bride's hand some golng-away gown was of blue silk, with hat en suite. w. cTt. u. The members of the Atlanta Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union are requested to attend the temperance mass meeting which will be held In Wesley Memorial church Sunday after noon at 3:10 o'clock. MRS. MARY L. M LEN’DON, President. MRS. JANE A. ADKINS, Recording Secretary. Bad Symptoms. The woman who has periodical head aches, backache, sees Imaginary dark spots or specks floating or dancing before her eyes, baa-gnawing distress or heavy full feeling )h/tomach, faint spells, drag* glng-downAecIlng In lower abdominal or pelvic rrafbn. easily startled or excited, lireguhfror painful periods, with or with out udvlc catarrh, Is suffering from wesknitse* amhflerangements that should bavo eafly attention. Not all of above •ymptoito a/ likely to be present In any case at qne/ime. Neglpctcm or badly treated and such cssesydrj/n run Into msladles which *an/ t/e surgeon's knife If they do not residpTatally. . No medlefpi IM ' known id medical woman's peculiar ailments enter Into It* composition. No alcohol, harmful, or bablt-formlng drug is to be found In tha list of Its Ingredients printed on each bottle-wrapper and attested under oath. In any condition of tho female system, Dr. Piereo't Favorite Prescription can do | SOCIETY j RU8SELL-BILLUPS. the South' eVent ° f lnl ® r ®*' throughout evening I*** ' he m " rrl *« Thur.day evening j une of c „| onB , Bllbm. s and M, “ M »<i?aret Tarleton hv .H ' " h c, ‘ took p,8ce at ">e Pres- Mobl a \ C , hUrC "' on Government street. Mobile, Ala., at 6:30 o'clock. Tropical bfnked^h Ch ' nB alm0,t *° ,he cellll> * banked the pulpit, potted terns and ,ra ' Mn * vine.. Just beneath , p * lp,s formed a background, the bv the ° f " h,rh Wfls ln «™»'"ed «iL‘a arge clusters of pure white oleandois which bloomed and blossomed ln^va«a on tall pede.tal. on either which T/, ll8ht -"' as from ‘he candles ^^rir a .d' a rrrt d y. , ' 8h, ' Wh,Chfe11 *£*« of while oleanders marked the K? foPffotlng the family from v.'iihie/i . nrt fashionable assemblage fhese *° " ltne,a ,h ® marriage If the® 6 two prominent people. featurenc 0 *!!*® t” us| eal program was a feature of the church services. Ihe ushers were: Dr, Rhett Goode fc'A V. Taylor, Henry Tncon,' **• Prince, D. R. Burgess, E. M. M ® lden Miller nnd J. M. • M,ss Salda Billups, sister of the Prank t Va rj ma,d of honor, and Mr. * rjok L. Ross was best man. u... e T 6 ,™ given In marriage by rVL Sr.l 1 ®; Hon ' Dan lel Perrin Bestor. The brides pastor, Rev. Archibald Fair. C <' a rr. "“Jlated by Rev. Matthew °f Christ Episcopal church, which church the groom attends, per formed the ceremony. The bride, a dainty and attractive 5 ™“' ""re a gown of soft tulle over chiffon, trimmed In real lace and made princess. The tulle veil was adjusted with a wreath of orange blossoms. She carried an elaborate shower bouquet of lilies of the valley, tied with a silk gauze scarf, hand-embroidered in iprays of lilies of the valley, and w'ore olonel Russell’s wedding gift, a mag nificent diamond necklace. The maid of honor, the bride's only sister, wore a white chiffon gown, trimmed with Irish point lace, a white hat with sweeping ostrich feathers and carried an arm bouquet of white lilies. Speclosum Album," tied with a scarf of white chiffon. Around her throat w-as the groom's wedding gift, a chain of gold linked together with pearls, with a large pearl heart with diamond center. A brilliant reception at the home of the bride fo!!ow*ed the church ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Russell left on their prt- ""le car for an extensive bridal trip. The bride's traveling dress was a brown marquesette, with hat of tan leghorn, with brown ostrich plumes. Colonel and Mrs. Russell were fol lowed to the train by a large concourse of their friends, prominent In all the walks of life, to wish them "bonvoy- age" on their wedding trip. They left on a special train, which will run spe cial to St. Louis, arriving there at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon, where they will remain until Saturday night, and during their short stay will be exten sively entertained by prominent St. Louisians, friends of Colonel Russell, They will visit Chicago, Buffalo, Nlag. ara Falls, Toronto. Montreal and Que bec, and after their Canadian trip will return via Boston and New York. Very many magnificent gifts were received by Colonel Ruesell and his bride from friends In every part of the country. QUARTERLY MEETING BAPTI8T WOMAN’S UNION. The third quarterly meeting of the Baptist Woman's Union of Atlanta nnd vicinity will be held at Austell. July 1, 1'9(I7. A epeclal rate for the round trip ha* been secured. Trains will lenve Terminal station at 7:20 a. m, Baptist Women are urged to attend and carry lunches. The program Is as fol- lows: Morning 8eselon. Song. Prayer. Bible Reading—Mrs. Purser. Address—Mr. Buchholz. Solo—Miss Oloer. Reading of minutes. Announcements. Roll call of churches. Adjournment for dinner at the spring. Aftarnoon Session. Devotional Service—Mrs. Samuel Lumpkin. Open Parliament (conducted by Mrs. . D. Gray)—“What Constitutes an Active, Live President?" “What In formation Should She Have?" "How May We Interest Our Women?" Address, ’’Condition of Women in In dia"—Mrs. P. F. Turner. Address—Mrs. Harvey Clarke, of Ja. pan. Pastors are Invited to attend, and announce the meeting to their congre gallons. S-P.E596 BEGINS MONDAY Commencing Monday morning, July 1 st, we inaugurate a Great July Clearance Sale, every department participat es in this great event. Come Monday prepared to get the greatest bargains of the year in Furniture, Dry Goods, Car pets, Shoes, Millinery, etc., etc. Watch for our “ads.” FURNITURE ON TIME AT CASH PRICES Homes We propose to sell you Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Crockery, etc., for less money than any House Furnishing store in the South. Cash or Credit. We now have a superb stock of Furniture added to our many other excellent depart- Homes Furnished ments. We make a specialty of furnishing hotels, hoarding houses, restaurants, residences, office buildings, churches, etc., etc. Our Furniture, etc., is all marked in Furnished Complete PLAIN FIGURES—ONK PRICE TO ALL—THE CHARGE CUSTOMER PAYS EXACTLY THE SAME PRICE AS THE CASH BUYER HERE. Complete “Cash Open a ’charge account with ns. We guarantee our prices are from 10 to 25 per cent lower than anv other regular Furniture House in the nJiole state of Geor- “Cash or gia, and 50 per cent lower than “installment Houses.” We want your Furniture, or Credit” Carpet and Rug business, and are prepared to make you the most attractive propo sition for furnishing your home, boarding house or hotel ever offered the Southern Furniture trade. Come sec our stock of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, etc. Get our Credit” The Store of low prices and ‘High” values. J. M. High Company The Store of low prices and “High” values. IN HONOR MISS KRONER. Miss Susie Kroner, of Wlntersvllle, the guest of Miss Eva Wurm, will be the guest of honor at a lawn party Saturday evening. Invited to meet Miss Kroner are Miss Kellie Turner, Miss Fanny Catron, Miss Ora Smith, Miss Carrlbel Clarke, MIhs Helen Thorn, Miss Eimnogene Thorn, Miss Hlllian Lupo, Mr. Tom Jones, Mr. Harris Glower, Mr. Guy Bennett, Mr. Edward Clarkson, Mr. Marcus Barnett, Mr. Bob Steele, Mr. John Baldwin, Mr. John Dobbs, Mr. Harry Asbury. Personal Mention lbs pelvle organs. When these ara de rang'd In functloh or affected by dlseaso, the stomach and other organs of digestion beeomo sympathetically deranged, tha norves ara wrenkened, and a long list of o»d, unpleasant symptoms follow. Too much must not bo expected of this "Fa- Torlt* Prescription." It will not perform miracles: will not cure tumors—no med icine will. It trill often prrrent them. If taken In tlmo, and thus tho operating tabla and tho surgeon's knife may avoided. "omen snffrring from diseases of long standing, are Invited to consult Doctor Pierce by letter, free. All correspondence ■s held as strictly private and sacredly conMentlsl. Address Dr. RTv, Pierce, Buffalo, N. y. Dr. Pierce’s Sfedlcal Adviser (1000 pago«l u s*nt frtt on receipt of il one-cenl •tamp* for paper-covered, or It .tamps lor cloth-bouud copy. Add.*., as above. Mr. J. Wylie Pope, Jr., entertained at an Informal dinner Thursday evening In honor of Miss Elizabeth Raweon. the gueete Including Mlee Rawson, Mies Frances Connolly, Miss Helen Payne, Mlee Sadie Morris, Mr. Tom Lyon, Mr. Forrest, Adair, Jr., and Mr. Robert Haverty. Bishop Klntoch Nelson, Rev. C. B. Wllmer and Rev. C. A. Langston have returned from Sewanee, Tenn. Mr. G. A. Nlcolson and Mr. O. A. Nlcolson, Jr., are In New York. Mr. Alvah Weaver, Jr., one of the loading merchants of Thomaston, was an Interested observer of the Inaugural exerelsee. Mias Jennie K. Moore, of Chattanoo. ga. Tenn- Is visiting Mr*. C. P. Ooree, at 455 Courtland. Mlea Katherine Lanier, of Chatta nooga, Tenn., Is visiting Mlaa Aline Goree, at 465 Courtland. Mlseee Bophle and Theresa Mnrgen- etem left Saturday for an extended trip North. After spending a month In the Catskills, thev will visit Atlantic City, Washington, Jamestown and Savannah, returning some time In September. Mrs. Louie Bethune Austin, her lit tle son Alan, and her daughter, Mira Louie Austin, of New Yolk, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. WHIlaru IL George, at their handsome country home, Georgia, near Marietta. Mr. Harry Plttard, of Wlntervilie, Ga., le the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wurm, on North avenue. Mr. Plttard Is cn route from Hot Springs, Ark., to Wlntervilie, Ga. Mrs. W. S. Stewart, of Chattanooga, Tenn., has been called to Atlanta by the Illness of her brother. Mr. Henry Selvidge, and Is the guest of Mrs. Rob ert Hooks. Before her marriage Mrs. Stewart waa Miss Bessla Selvidge. of Atlanta. Miss Caroline Clark, of West Point, and Miss Nell Lowry, of Oxford, are the attractive guests of Mira Janie Brown Cofer, at her home, 276 White hall street. Mr. and Mrs. Prloleau Ellis and chil dren leave Tuesday for Mount Airy, where they will spend the summer. Miss Nell Prince has returned from Newnnn. Miss Loutle Roper Is In the city. Mr. J. G. Ogleaby, Jr„ has returned from New: York . Mrs. J. P. Jones la the guest of rela tives at Rome. Mr. Fred Plumb has published very attractive song entitled "My Val entine” and dedicated to Mrs. Ida Nevln Patton, of Rome, whose beauti ful voice Is so much admired here.— Augusta Herald. Mrs. Louis Gholstln and Mira Kath arine Gnolstln have returned from Au gusta, where they uttended the Bar- rett-Cunnlnglmm wedding. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Duncan have re turned from a pleasant trip to James town, New York, and Washington. Miss May Walden, of Athena, la the quest of Miss Edith Stearns. Mrs. Frank Pearson entertained at spend-the-day party Friday, In com pliment to Miss Ann Dantzler, of Lynn, Mass., the guest of Miss Caroline Westmoreland. The other guests were Mrs. Cyrus Rtrlckler and Miss Annie Flynn. Mlzs Lillie Peeples Is spending sev eral days at East Point, as the guest of Miss Carrie May Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hewitt, of Schenectady, N. Y., spent Friday In Atlanta with Mr. and Mra. F. L. Seely. Mlse Leonora Owaley haa returned from Eastman. Miss Mamie Gatins Is tho guest of Mrs. Joseph Gatins. Don't fail to read the big display announcement in next Tuesday’s Georgian of the greatest free offer ever made. Womanly Weakness ii promptly relieved by Beechant’i Pills. They never fail. Special di rections to females witli each box. Depression, sick headache, back ache, paleness and nervousness all disappear alter using Beecham’s Pills ■old Everywhere. In bom lie. and 250. G, 0. P. WRANGLE IS SCHEDULED SUNDAY CALLEDTO STAND Men, He Said, Were His Companions in Crime. By J. 8. DUNNIGAN. Idaho, BE EFFECTED Five Lines in Southern States May Be Com bined. Chattanooga, Tenn.. June 19.—In railroad circle# here a report has gain ed currency that the Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific, Alabama Great Southern New Orleans and Northeastern, Alabama and Vicksburg ami Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific railways, known as the Queen and Hot times are scheduled to take place when the faithful of the O. O. P. meet Sunday afternoon In Turner's Tnber naele. The meeting will take place at 3:30 o'clock In the afternoon and there nrc Indications that the two factlone of the Republican! will throw compli ments at each other If not something heavier. Thomas M. Blodeett, a well-known white Republican, Is going to speak, and It Is said he la going to say some unpleasant things about some of the others In the party. It Is probable that the meeting will be attended by a large number of negroes, with a apt Inkling of whites. Your car fare will pay for a bicycle and In severe! months you will have something to show for your money. We sell the beat grade bicycles on - easy monthly payments. A2 Department, Alexander* Elyea Co. Watch for the big free offer in next Tuesday’s Georgian. It will interest you. Boise, Idaho, Juno 29 —That the' CrCTC ' ,nt rm,,e - »"»«oti to be consoll- Haywood trial is t» bo prolonged be- ■ i e—— i ... yond the limit estimated hy state and defense la now authoritatively an nounced by the prosecution. Orchard's statements on tho witness stand have been attacked with such a measure of euccess that the state and the Pinkerton detectives are fearful o( the results of their efforts to get a con viction nnd it Is now said Ihat the re buttal of the testimony adduced for the defense will take longer than the presentation of the case In cnlef. Darrow and Richardson, by bringing forward men and women who are en tirely disassociated with the Western Federation or organisations antago nistic to the union, have put holes In Orchard’s unsupported assertions that the state will find It hard to mend. Most of the testimony thus far pre sented hns tend'd to show that the state’s chief witness waa In dose re lotions with the detectives who sought to destroy the Western Federation of Miners and considerable time has been spent In establishing facts that tend to show thnt many of the crimes charged to the union men were Inspired and executed by agents of the mine owners of Colorado. Today tho defense Is addmg cumu- lailve testimony to Indicate thnt Or chard Is unworthy of belief. The wit m azes are men who Orchard said were lit* companions In criminal expeditions. Several Montana and Colorado news paper men are also to he called today or Monday to tell the Jury that mine owners' agents were responsible for violent acta and crimes that were blamed upon union men. USE YOUR EYES. Do not be Imposed upon by accepting Crab Orchard Salts as a substitute for Crab Orchard 8eltzer. See the trade mark on each package, "A Woman Astride a Horse." This preparation will cure dyspepsia. Indigestion, headache, etc. Palatable, pleasant and effervescent. Ail druggists life and 25c. dated In reality under one head, with headquarters at Cincinnati. It la claimed that the merging ef the roads will be the result of the purchass of the New Orleans and Northeastern railroad, opsratlng from Meridian to New Orleans; the Alabama and Vicks burg railroad, operating from Meridian H Vicksburg, and the Vicksburg, from tha English syn trols and oparalra under one manage ment DRIVE A BARGAIN. When you ask for Crab Orchard Seltzer, see that you get It "A Woman f la the ( Astride a Horse" trade-mark on chard Salts as a substitute. Crab Or chard Seltzer Is palatable, pleasant, ef fervescent and It cures dyspepsia. In digestion, headache, etc. All druggists 10c and 15c. The Profit Sharing Period. This is the period of the year when our sayings depositors reap the profits on their investment. On July First we will add thousands ui dollars in interest to the account^ of depositor in our Sav ings Department. Our list of depositors includes the accounts of tirnis and corporations as well as individuals, and range from one dollar up into the thousands; but all accounts, large or small, are received with the same cordial welcome, and draw the same rate of interest. 4% Compounded twice a year. Central Bank&Trust Corporation Candler Building. Branch Corner Mitchell and Forsyth Streets.