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SHIRTS PATTERNED FOR THC LONG AND THIN MAN, TM I SHORT AND STOUT. SMALLEST DE TAIL*, SUCH AS PLACKET AT THE WRIST, AS PERFECT AS NECKBAND AND CUFFS. MANY STYLES'-*FINEST FAB* RICS—WHITE AND FANCY. CLUCTT. PEABODY A CO.. •AKIMS OP AnROW COLLARS FIRE IN STREET CAR A FRIGHT A loud explosion accompanied by lurid electric flamee on cat No. HI of the llroad arid Marietta .tract line cauaed a panic among the paeeenaera Sunday night at Whitehall and Ala bama atreeta and that the accident did not reeult eerfouely la probably due to the fact that Motortnnn J. C. Whit worth didn’t loae hla nerve. The car tvaa going up Alabama atreet and Juat aa ’Whitehall waa reaehed, ahortly before I o’cloeK. a fuae In the controller on the front platform blew out with a loud nolae and this waa followed by fUmea ahootlnf out and threading under the car. There tvea a wild scramble of the paaaengara to gat out through the rear door and aa a reault there waa a email elird panic. With the exception of Mra. Pauline Menn.aea, of 14 Kelly etreet, who wee painfully bruited about the head In getting out of tho car, none of tho pnearngera received Injury. Motorman Whitworth remained on tho pldtform otter the exploelon until he had brought hla car to a complete atop. Had he not dona thla and had allowed the Home* to drive him from hi* post, the car would probably have daahed down the hill toward Pryor atraet. Chemical engine No. 1 tvaa turn moned and the flamee were extin guished. The conductor wee C. 8. Lee. Tho* pneaengera were tranaferred to ether cere and the damaged car wae hauled to the repair ehope. M’CLURE EMPLOYEES ENJOY A PICNIC The aeraral hundred employee* of tha He • hire nor, * .pent a highly anjayabla day In the wood* laat Thursday aa the gueet* of their employer, C. W. McClure, whole gentrnl ruetom It to giro a banquet winter end a picnic In aammer. The party left for Ltthla Spring* at T:fO a in and (pent all morning lo tba wood* and field*, returning at uoon to partake of a dcllrlou* dinner spread beneath tba tree*. It*.etaii lictnrcn two picked team* area the feature of the afternoon, the entire crowd Joining |n the rooting. At du,k the party bearded the train for borne, tired and happy, with a fall day of enjoyment behind them. The eating* arc In line with Mr. Me- Clare’* belief that everything ahonld be done fa promote good feeling between em ployer and employee. That It hne worked aoerra.ftilly 1* attested by the iplrlt with which hi* employee* handle tba hullo* of bl* two More* la Atlanta. Mama, Be Warned! Pro tect the Little Ones! ’AMAI Don’t be frightened— but bo warned I Every Mother knowg, or aheuld know that tht terrible Mortality among children la cauaed by Stomach and Bowel trouble*. Collo, Sour Curd, Chotora infantum, Summer Com plaint, Measles, Rashes, Scarlet Fever— —even Mumps—have their Aral eauaa In constipation. Tho Delicate Tissues of a Bobyr Bowels will not •tend - rough treatment. Salts tre too violent, and Castor Oil will only grease tho passagea, but will net make and keep them Clean, Healthy pnd Strong. a a a Thera la no ether medicine as safe tor n child as Casearats, the fragrant lilt)* Candy Tablet, that has aavad thousands el families from unhappiness. The Nursing Mother should always keep her Milk Mildly Purgstlve by taking a Css- caret at night before going to bed. No other medlclno has this remarkable and valuable quality. Mama takes tho Cassaret, Baby gets tho Benefit. Casearetsaetltke strengthening Bxerdaa on tho weak tilde bowels of tha growing babe, and make them able to get all the Nourishment out of Baby's Natural Food. sea Larger children cannot always be watched, and wlQ eat unreasonably. Tha Ready Remedy should ever bo at hand—Cascaretk —to take care of tha trouble when It comes. No need to Fereo or Bribe children to lake Cgsearet*. They are always mot* than ready lo eat tha sweet little bit of Candy. AAA Home Is mot complete without the ever ready Box cl Cascarets. Ten cento buys • small one at the Corner Drug Store. Be vary careful lo get tho genuine mads only by the Sterling Remedy Com pany and never sold in balk. Every tablet ‘**mped "CCC." It NAMED FOR MUSE Seaborn Wright Heads Temperance Com mittee. Seaborn Wright, of Floyd, heads tha temperance committee of the house. That announcement will bring joy to the prohibition forces from one end of Georgia lo the other. Seaborn Wright, the eloquent Seaborn Wright, who has fought the liquor traffic with all of hla splendid abilities for'years—to hla hand cornea the talk of molding and shap ing the prohibition bill for passage. Captain J. J. Slade, of Muscogee, la the vie* chairman, and strength given It by hla appointment. It la a remarkably atrong committee f <■ Slaton has named. At the head of the committee on edu cation la Ropreeentatlve McMIchael, of Marlon, with Mr. McMullen, of Hart, as vice chairman. W. A. Covington, who has made hla Impression upon the house aa a states man not oaally led natray, la chairman of the railroad commlttae. while Hooper Alexander, one of the foremost students of the railroad question and the leading advocate of the extension of the stats rood to the sea, la a mem ber. The Commute* on special judiciary la headed by It. B. Blackburn, of Ful ton county. Representative Barrow, of Chatham, la chairman of th* committee on mili tary affairs. Madison Bell, of Fulton, whoae ef forts In behalf of tha child labor law have been marked with auccess, la made chairman of the labor committee for thl» term. The full list of hous* committees was announced by Speaker Slaton aa fol low*: Tamparanea. Wright, of Floyd, chairman. Slade, of Muscogee, vice chairman,- Taylor, of Appling: Shaw, Bond, Black burn. Fowler, William*, of Dodge; Con. dler, Smith, of Campbell; Covington, McWilliams, Flannlgan, Barrow, Cook, ~ Thomas; Burkhalter, Glenn, Allen, Atklnaon, Cowan, Neel, Jones, of Mitchell; Hines, Ooode, Stater, Cook, of Telfair; Wooten, May*. Parson*, Tyson, Culbreath, WIs*. Duggan, Clark, of Lawrence; McMahon, Mundy, Shef- Held, Jon**, of Meriwether; Whitley, Marlin, Callaway, of Lee; Maxwell, Buchanan, Way, Odum, Oalloway. Hamilton, Hardeman, Collutn, Brown Carroll; Ballard, Anderson, ot Cobb; Lively, Parry, Lunsford, Tuggle, Aah- lay, Johnson, of Jeff Davla; Lee, Pay- ton. Appropriations. Candler, DeKalb, chairman. Adams, of Elbert, vice chairman; At water, McMullan, Bell, of Fulton; Orr, Allen, of Richmond^ Hall, Holder, of Hines, Covington, Buchanan, Way, of Pulaski; Parry, Hulf, Barrow, of Chat, ham; Nowell, Ryala, Payton, Alexan der, Wright, of Floyd; McMahan, Mo- Intlre, Butt, Foster, Maya, Edwnrde, of Habersham; Barrett, of Stephens; Slade, Keith, Jones, of Mitchell; 8I» tr, Hykor, Davla, of Houston; Harris, ulbreath, Price, of Oconee; Reid, of Putnam; Morrla, of Wayne: Davidson, Tyson, Sheffield, Hamilton, Neel, of Bartow; Terrell, Lee, of Glynn, Atkln aon, Parsons, Wlae, ex-offlelo; Aeh- ley, *x-offlclo. Univlralty of Georgia and Branohs*. McMahan, of Clark, rhalrman. Ward, of Coffee, vice chairman: An. deraon, of Bulloch; Price, of Oconee; Davidson, Barrow, Huff, Johnson? of Towns; Brown, Oltnn. Wamall, Me Mullan, Alexander, Candler, Donation. Hall, Hines, Walker, of Uiwndea; Ed- rds, of Hoberaham; Ruasell, Taylor, of Sumter; Boyd, Barksdale, Bell, Friar, Fullbelght, Holder, Ward, Young, Tug. gle, Foster. Ways and Means. Wlaa, of Fayette, chairman. Ashley, of Lowndee, vice chairman. I Barksdale, Blackburn, Callaway, Dunbar, Donalson, Martin, Taylor, Rus- aell, Jones, ot Meriwether; Whitley, Fowler, of Bibb; Heard, of Dooly; Adorns, of Chatham; Anderson, of Bul loch; Foster, of Cobb; Nix. Raid, of Macon; Rountree, Swilling, Flanigan. Dean, Eatea, Couch, Boyd, Brown, of Carroll; Burwell, Daniel, Hardeman, Hill. Johnson, of Jasper; Moore, 8mlth, of Campbell; Candler, of DeKalb, ex- officio; Adams, of Klbart, ex-offlelo. Western and Atlantic Railroad. Alexander, of DeKalb, chairman. Neel, of Bartow, vice chairman. Reid, of Putnam; MacIntyre, of Thomas; Burkhalter, Thurman, Friar, Heard, of Dooly; Anderson, of Cobb; Huff, Flanigan, Davison, Adams, of Chatham; Adama, ot Elbert: Lee, of Olynn; Tyaon. Flandera, Townaend, Brown, of Oglethorpe; Hall, of Bibb; Glenn, of WhltDeld; Howell, Wooten, Atkinson, of Morgan; Anderson, of Bul loch; Moore, Hines, Rountree, White, of Screven; Adkins, of Dooly; Slater, of Rryan; Allen, of Richmond; Ashley, of Lowndes: Slade, of Muscogee; Barks dale, Davie, of Houston; Harris, of Crisp; Footer, of Cobb; Sheffield. Couch, of Coweta; Whitley, of Doug. Williams, ot Laurent; Calloway, of Lee; Brown, of Carroll, Orr, Ed wards. Wild Lands. Smith, of Calhoun, chairman. Furr, of Banka, vie* chairman. Aahley. Barry, Cal beck. Butt. Cannon, Clarke Clifton. Covington, Crumbley, Daniel. Donation, Dormlny. Dyke, Ettas. Foster, Kroner, Friar, Goer. How ard, Hubbard. Keith, Martin, Parrlah. Sheffield, Taylor, of Appling; Tracy, While, of Madlaon; White, of Screven; Wlae. Amendments To Constitution. Perry, chairman. William*, of Laurens, vie* chairman. Burwell. Stater. Anderaon. of Bul- . ,ch: Covington, Candler. Adama, of Elbert; Rountree, of Emanuel; Wise, Dean, Blackburn. McMullan. Hall, Jackooa, of Jone*; Walker, of Lowndes; Eatea, of Pierce; Dunbar, Mac Intyre, Howell. Walker, of Washing ton; Hardeman. Nia. Neel, of Bartow; Foster, Reid, of Macon; Taylor, of This Glaze is Wholesome Protection There is a glaze of fresh eggs and pure granulated sugar on Arbuckles’ Ariosa Coffee that does not improve its appearance, but keeps its aroma and flavor intact, and protects it from con taminating odors and the dust of the store. Arbuckles’ Ariosa Coffee complies with all the requirements of the Nattonal Pure Food Laws—Official Guarantee No. 2041 filed at Washington—and is pure Coffee blended for economy, flavor and health. No similar coffee is sold loose by the pound, Dr under any other name, or by any other persons or firms. You have our word for it, that no one can duplicate it or sell any coffee as good for anything near the same price. ARBUCTCLH BROS.. New York City. Sumter; Tuggle. Auditing. Buchanan, of Early, chairman. Wooten, of Wilkes, vice chairman; •Smith, of Calhoun; Trent, of Heard; 1 Freaer, of Liberty; Young, of Troup; Tracey, of Wabator; Russell, McCar thy. Banks and Banking, Heard, of Dooly, chairman. Atwater, of Upton, vie* chairman; Reid, of Macon; Couch, of Coweta; Aahley, Barrow, of Chatham; Hule, Davla, of Houston; Flanders, Burwell. Barksdale, Donalson, Moore, of- Cher okee; Daniel, Strickland, Morrla, of Wnyne; Nowell, William*, of Lauren*; Pope, of Brooks; Ruasell, Whitley, Par rish, Jones, of Mitchell; Johnson, of Jeff Davla: Townsend, Brown, of Car- loll; Brown, of Oglathorpe; Cook, of Telfair; Ryala, Friar. Blind Asylum. Orr, of Coweta, chairman. Adams, of Wilkinson, vice chairman; Rogers, of Randolph; Kendrick. Pow ell, of Lincoln; Howard, Maxwell. Wooten, Stephens, Pope, of Dado; Flanigan, Anderaon, of Cobb; Austin, Bell, Chamlee, Ellison, Glbaon. Hule, McMahan. Peterson, Prle*. of Barlow; Ryala, Swilling, Tracy, Watkins, White, of Madlaon; White, of Screven; Lively, Smith, of Cfllhoun. ■ -» s Corporations. Nowell, of Walton, chairman. Persons, of Monroe, vice \ \iirman; Nix, Lumaden, Slater. Jackson, of Jonea; Trent. Thome, Hula, Swilling, Russell, Smith, of Calhoun; Atkinson, Rogers of Randolph; Adklna, of Dooly; Huff, Hubbard, Goode, Tyeon, Maaaen- pule, Fowler, Price, of Bartow; Adams, of Wilkinson; Smith, of Campbell; cal. loway, Stephen*, Collutn, Wilson, Stewart, Pope, of Dade; Chamlee, Way, Townsend, Cook, of Chattahoochee; Parrish, Ballard. Mundy, Thurman. Hullcnder, Cook, of Telfair; Culbreath, Mercer, Auatln, Frtnr. County and County Mottoro. Donation, chairman. Davison, of Groan*, vice-chairman. Collum of Schloy. Adklna of .Dooly, Stephana, Flanigan, Berry, Johnson of Town*, Morrla of Wayne, Edmondson, Fagan, Howard of Charlton, Adam* of Wilkinson, Maxwell, Walker of Wash ington. White of Madlaon, Reid of Wll- cox. Mercer of Terrell, Godley, Daniel, Anderson of Cobb, Austin, Barrett, Ruchanxn, Butt, Calbeck, Cowan, Chamlee; Clifton, Clark. Cook of Chat tahoochee, Crumbley, Culbreath, Dick ey, Dormlny, Dunbar, Duggan, Dykes, Eaves, Ellison, Gibson, Haywood, HI I. Johnson of Jeff Davis. Jonas of Meri wether, Kendrick. Orr, Parker. Payton, Price of Bartow. Prle* of Oconee, Ry- ala, Sumner, Taylor of Appling, Tuggle. Education, McMIchael of Marlon, chairman. McMullen of Hart, vice chairman. Johnson of Towns, Holder, Trent, Lunsford, Barrow, Walker of Lowndes, Hule. Butt. Moore of Cherokee. Ter rell, Moaaengale. McWilliams, Ruasell, Bond, Fulbilghl, Lumadan, Stubbs, Walker of Milton. Powell, Slade, Ad- klns, Parker. Williams of Dodge, Clark, Smith of Campbell Anderaon of Bul loch, Price of Oconee, Ballard, Mundy, Cowan. Hill, Payton. Jones of Mitchell, Nix. Candler, Young, Dickey Collum, White of Madlaon. Huff, MacIntyre. Tyson, Foster, Brown of Oglethorpe, Cook of Telfair, Cook of Chattahoo- chee, Morris. Sheffield, Edwards of Habersham, Martin, Harratt. Enrollment. Shaw of Clay. Chairman. Parker of Talbot, vice chairman. Stubbs, Anderaon of Cobb, Paterson, Tift. Tuggle. Walker of Milton, Way. Excuse of Member*. Mumly of Polk, chairman. Peterson of Montgomery, vice chalr- m *«ilb*ck, Chamlee, Cook .of Chatta hoochee. Dean, Jackson. Johnson of Jasper. Powell. Sumner, Adama of Chatham. Parker. General Agriculture. Martin, of Elbert, chairman. Rountree, of Emanuel vice chairman. Walker of Washington, Thome, Mar*. Adam* of Wllklneon, Lumaden, A NATURAL- BRACER lor hot days. Iced POSTUM ‘There’s a Reason.’ Clark, Hamilton, Simmons, Stewart, Tracy, Parker, Cook of Thomas. Wil liams of Dade, Ballard, McWilliams, Mercer, Sumner, Cook of Chattahoo chee, Cowan, Price of Oconee, Collum, Lunaford, Auatln, Hubbard, McMIchael, McMullan, Furr. Watkins,' Wooten, Adama of Elbert, White of Madlaon, Wilson, Couch, Kendall, Holder, Clif ton, Buchanan, Galloway, Dickey, Moore of Cherokee, Barksdale, Bowen, Callaway, Cannon, Daniel, Davison, Duggan, Fagan, Glbaon, Godley, Goode, Haywood. Howard, Burkhalter, Hule, Mullender, Keith, Kendrick, Lively, Odum, Peteraon, Pope of Brooks, Pope of Dade, Powell, Price of Bartow, Reid of Putnam, Retd of Wilcox, Stephana, Stewart, Strickland, Taylor of Appling. General Judiciary. Wright, of Richmond, chairman. Anderson, of Bulloch, vice chairman. Alexander, Blackburn, Bell, Brown of Carroll, Burwell, Covington, Dean, Donalson, Dunbar, Edwards, Glenn, Hall, Hines, Jackson, Nix, Nowell, Per. ry, Ruasell, Smith of Calhoun, Swilling, Taylor of Sumter, Word, William* of Laurens, Wist, Wright of Floyd, Adams of Chatham, Barren Borrow, Boyd, Brown of Oglethorpe, Burkhalter, Butt, Chamlee, Dykes, Eatea, Foster, Fowler, Fullbrlght. Geer, Guyton, Hardeman, Hutt, Johnson of Jasper, Jones ot Meri wether, MacIntyre, Maascngale, Mor ris, Mundy, Neel; Pnrrlah, Peyton, Par. sons, Ryala, Sheffield, Sinter, Smith of Campbell, Terrell, Townsend, Tuggle, Walker of Lowndes, Walker of Milton, Wnrnell, White-of Screven, Young. Game and Fish, Maaaengala, of Warren, chairman. Keld, of Putnam, vice chairman. Morrla of Wayn*, Eaves, Adama of Chatham, Austin, Butt, Chamlee, Clif ton, Crumley, Dickey, Dormlny, Dykes, Prater, Friar, Furr, Godley, Lee, Mer cer. Georgia School for Deaf, Walker, of Washington, chairman. Morrla, of Wayne, vice chairman. Mundy, Collum. Kendrick, Wright of Floyd, Ballard, Wilson, Barrett, Bow en, Buchanan, Burkhalter, Cannon, Clark, Clifton. Crumbley, Daniel, Dor mlny, Duggan, Edmondson, Fagan, Fullbrlght, Geer, Godley, Guyton, Hul- lender, McCarthy. Reid of Wilcox, Sim mon*, Thome, Walker of Milton, WII- llame of Dodge. Georgia 8tato Sanitarium, Htnes, of Baldwin, chairman. Moore, of Cherokee, rice chairman. Whitley, Adama of Wilkinson, Buch anan, Wooten, Maxwell, Thome, Fowl er, Cowan, Swilling, Wilson, Simmons, Rountree, Clifton, Walker of Waahlng- ton, Flanders. Jackson, Way, Johnson of Jeff Davla, Williams of Dodge, Pope of Brooks, Cook of Chattahoochee, Rog. or* of Randolph. Jonea of Mitchell Young, Adklna, Heard, Lnmsden. Dor mlny, Berry, Persona, Davidson, Adams of Elbert, Johnson of Town*, Hubbard, Goode, Brown of Oglethorpe, Thurman, Howard, Glenn, Culbreath, Lively, Ed- DISEASES Bone Pains, Itching Skin Diseases, Eczema. Permanently cured by taking Botanic Blood Balm. 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Composed of pure Botanic ingredient-, strengthens wenk kidneys and weak itomach*. cure* dye- pep* I a. Sample tent free by writing Blood Balm Co.. Atlanta, Ga. _ Sold by all drugglsn at J1 per targe bottle, or rent by express prepaid. wards, Stephens, Furr. Tift, Galloway, Hamilton. Hall and Reams. Thurman, of Walker, chairman. Strickland, of Pike, vice chairman. Daniel, Fullbrlght, Thorne, Tuggle, Haywood. Hygiene and Sanitation. Whitley, of Douglas, chairman. Friar, of Ware, vice chairman. Crumbley, Trent. Retd of Maoon, Johnson of Towns, Dormlny, Flanders. Berry, Moore of Cherokee, Rogers of Randolph, Way. Immigration, Barksdale, of Wilkes, chairman. Thorne, of Bulloch, vice chairman. Powell, Stewart, Cook of Thomas, Adkins. Hubbard. Couch, Rountree, Shaw, Duggan, McCarthy, Dunbar, Cul breath, Goode, Flandera, Brovfn of Oglethorpe, Atklnaon, Candler, Harris, Daniel, Barrett, Chamlee, Eaves, Thorne, Tift Internal Improvements. Nix, of Gwinnett, chairman. Townsend, of Clinch, vice chairman. Allen, Aahley, Auatln. Blackburn, Bowen, Burwell, Clark. Collum. Cook* of Thomaa, Covington. Crumley. Dick ey. Dormlny, Dykes, Ellison, Fagan, Furr. Harris, Bui Kendall. Lee. Luns ford, McCarthy, McMIchael, Mercer, Pope of Brooks, Price of Bartow, Reid of Putnam, Simmons, Strickland, Tay lor of Appling, Tracy, Watkins. Military Affairs. Barrow of Chatham, chairman. Crumbley of Quitman, vice chairman, Atwater. Guyton, Boyd, Dunbar, Dykes, Foster, Fowler, Gsllaway, Fraser, Lee, Persons, Reid of Putnam, Shaw, Sheffield, Slade. Thorne, Tift Townaend, Ward, Wilson, Bell. Mines and Mining. Lumsden, chairman. Stewart of Taylor, Austin, Brown of Oglethorpe, Cannon. Eaves, Edmond son, Berry, Goode, Haywood, Hubbafd, Lunaford, Pope of Dade, Price of Bar tow, Simmons, Slade, Swilling, White of Madison, Wright of Richmond. Penitentiary, Holder of Jackeon, chairman. Slater of Bryan, vice chairman. Edwards of Habersham, Lumsden, Adams of Wilkinson, Wooten, Cowan, Anderson of Bulloch, Adkins. Hule, Fagan, Powell, Johnson of Jeff Davis, Johnson of Jasper, Sumner, Massen- gale. Cook of Chattahoochee, Young, Bond, McWilliams, White, Butt, Hub bard, Adams of Elbert, Adam* of Chat ham, Flandera, Payton, Townsend, Dean, Donalson, Howard, Maxwell Kendrick, McMIchael, Edmondson, Swilling, Glen, Boyd, Blnrktmrn, Furr, Fowler, Aahley, Wilson, Jones of Meri wether, Rountree, Simmon*, Atwater, Ellison. Hamilton, Howen, Cooke of Thomas, Davis, Davidson, Dunbar, Me Carthy, Orr, Reid of Macon, Smith of Calhoun. Smith of Campbell Strick land, Watkins, Rogers of McIntosh. Pensions. Foster of Cobb, chairman. Galloway of Walton, vice chairman. Huff, Johnson of Towns, Bond, Pop* of Brooks, Pope of Dade, Shaw, Trent, Mays, Thurman, Lumsden, Clark, Cook of Thomas, Davis, Dickey, Duggan, El lison, Furr, Godley, McMahan, Orr, Peterson, Thorne. Privileges and Elections. Russell, of Muscogee, chairman. x Taylor, of Sumter, vice chairman; Candler, of DeKalb; Wright, of Rich mond; Wright, of Floyd; Hall, of Bibb; Perry, of Hall; Covington, of Colquitt; Jackson,- of Jones; Adams, of Albert; Rountree, of Emanutl; Wlae, of Fay ette; Young, of Troup; Edwards, of Habersham; McMullan, of Hart; Hill, of Monroe; Collum, of Schley; Boyd, of Spalding; ^rown, of Carroll; At water, of Upson; Reid, of Macon; Heard, of Dooly; Tift, of Dougherty. Privileges of the Floor. Clifton, of Toombs, chairman. Eaves, of Harralaon, vice chairman; Cook, of Thomaa: Couch. Dean, Keith. Lunsford, Walker, of Milton; Warnell. Public Library. Fraaer, of Liberty, chairman. Collum. of Schley, vice chairman; Collum, Couch. Dormlny, Eaves, Friar, Estes, Geer, Guyton, McMIchael, Mun dy, Parker, Rogers, of Randolph; Stubbs. Invalid Pensions. Warnell of Tatnall chairman, Austin ot Murray, vice chairman., Godley, Pope of Dade, Bell, Fagan, Gallaway, Glbaon, Hill. Hulteqder, Lunaford, McMahan, Mays, Odum, Orr, Parrlah, Stewart, Strickland. Sumner, Terrell, Tuggle, Wilson, Taylor of Ap pllng. Journals. McIntyre of Thomas, chairman. Sumner of Turner, vice chairman. Duggan, Flandera, Fullbrlght, Smith of Calhoun, Sumner, Morris of Wayne. Labor and Labor Statistics. Bell of Fulton, chairman. McCarthy of Chatham, vice chair- man. MacIntyre, Young. Ryala. Shaw, Per ry, Payton. Harris, Maascngale, Hay wood. Hardeman, Dunbar, Calbeck, Candler, Martin, Nowell, Chamlee, Cook of Thomaa, Whitley, Foster, Boyd, Bal lard, Russell, Fowler, Parrlah. Manufacturer*. Harris of Crisp, chairman. Johnson of Jeff Davla, vice chairman. Atklnaon, Candler, Couch, Culbreath, Daniel, Davla, McCarthy, Howard, Johnson of Jeff Davla, Atwater. Berry, ■Boyd. Clifton, Foster, Geer, Guyton, Kendall McMahon, McMIchael Nix, Persona, Simmona, Fowler. Public Printing. Tyaon, of Emanuel chairman. Adkins, of Dooly, vice chairman. Dean. Fraaer, Glbaon. Guyton, Harde man, Holder, McCarthy, McMIchael, Stubbs, Wilson. Public Property. Payton, of Worth, chairman. Fullbrlght, of Burke, vice chairman. Dormlny, Anderson of Cobb. Ballard, Brown of Oglathorpe, Burkhalter, Bur well Butt, Calbeck, Cannon, Chamlee, Cook of Telfair, Crumbley, Davla, Dykaa, Flanigan, Fraser, Fullbrlght, Jonea of Meriwether, Kendall McMa han. Odum, Terrell. Tracy, Walker of Lowndes, Watkins, Ellison. Railroads. Covington, chairman. Doan, vice chairman. Eatea, Anderaon of Bulloch, Neel Sla ter, Wllllanyi of Laurens, Hule, Rua sell Shaw, Alexander, Trent, Stewart, Try them for lunch and you will have them for dinner. Uneeda Biscuit The most nutritious staple made from wheat. mg In moisture and fnjK dust proof packages. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY ...Inauguration of New Service... / Through Trains Between Atlanta and Columbus (Beginning Atlanta and West Point Ry Co- yu/y 7. - ' —- via Newnan Leave Atlanta ... Arrive Columbus 4:10 p. m .. > 8:50 p; m. This train will make no stops lip to Newnan, but makes all intermediate stops Newnan to Columbus, Call at City Ticket Office, Fourth National Bank Building, or Ticket Office, Terminal Station. Heard. Huff, Adama of Chatham, Furr, Hall Walker of Washington, Tuggle, TIR. Friar, Atkinson. Burwell Donal- son, Payton, Hines. Whitley, Allen, Walker of Lowndes. Atwater. Barks dale, Boyd, Brown of Carroll Perry, Butt. Crumbley. Cook of Thome*. Dan iel Martin, Hnrrl*. Lumaden, Reid of Macon. Rountree, Taylor of Sumter. Roads and Bridge*. Boyd, of Spalding, chairman. Tamil of Grady, vice chairman. Stephen*. Godley. Dunbar, Lively, Cook of Telfair, Cook ot Thomas, Davis. uggan. Eaves. Edmondson, Rogers of Randolph, Terrell Walker of Washing, ton. Committee on Rule*. Slaton, ex-offlrto chairman. Hall vice chairman. Whitley. Martin of Elbert. Candler. Wise, Covington, Holder, Wrlgbt of i $22.90 PHILADELPHIA, PA., AND RETURN SOUTH ERNRA1LWAY Tickets on sale July 11, 11, IS, 14, limited July 23d. Can be extended by dfpoilt and payment fee 11.00 until July 31, 1907. STOP-OVERS AT WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK. TWO TRAINS DAILY WITH THROUGH PULLMAN CARS. SHORTEST ROUTE. “ELKS SPECIAL” LEAVE ATLANTA 12:15 NOON—JULY 13. ARRIVE PHILADELPHIA 12:55 NOON—JULY 14. TICKET OFFICE, 1 PEACHTREE 8T„ PHONE 142 AND 2199. NEW TERMINAL STATION PHONE 4900. J. 0. LUSK, . District Passenger Agent. i Low Rates and Best Service To All Summer Resorts Via Cincinnati & Louisville THROUGH SLEEPING AND DINING CARS LUMBER-LUMBEFt-LUMBER We lire making special termu to home builders .giving tlireo months to pay for material after the completion of building. We keep the largest stock of every elans of lumber as well as in terior finish, sash, doors and blinds. E. G. WILLINGHAM & SONS, Prompt Delivery. 542 Whitehall St. Richmond, Hines. Special Agriculture. Maya of Britts, chairman. Dupew of Crawford, vice chairman. Johnaon ofTeft Davla, Goods, Steph ana, Jones of Mitchell, Hullender, Ham ilton, McWilliams, Maya, Bond, Bowen, Ballard. Calbeck, Cannon, Clark, Col lum, Cook of Chattahoochee, Cook of Thomaa, Culbreath, Davis, Davison, Dickey, Ellison, Fagan. Flanigan, Gib son, Haywood. Keith, Kendall Lively, Lunaford, Reid of Wilcox, Strickland, Taylor of Appling. Tracy, White bf Madlaon. Special Judiciary. Blackburn of Fulton, chairman. Walker of Lowndes, vice chairman. Allen. Dean. Flandera, Cook of Tel fair, Estes of Pierce, Townsend, Ed mondson, Maxwell, Walker of Milton, Clifton, Anderaon of Cobb, Ashley, 8tewart ot Taylor, Williams of Dodge, Ballard. Barrett. Word, Bond. Bowen, Boyd, Burkhalter, Calbeck, Callaway, Chamlee, Clark, Cowan, Young, Davla, Dickey, Dykes, Eaves. Haywood. Fra eer. Fullbrlght, Geer, Guyton. Hill Hul lender. Johnaon of Jasper, Keith, Lee Kendall Lunaford. Lively. Odum, Per sona. Paterson. Reid of Wilcox, 8lade. Strickland. Stubbs. Tift. Tuggle. War nell Watkins, White of Screven, Donal. State of the Republic. Edward* of Habersham, chairman. William* of Dodge, vice chairman Barrow, Berry, Buchanan, Barrett, Candler, Dunbar, Flanigan. Holder. Jackson. Martin, Neel Wright of Rich- mom! William* Ibnlrn Roarers EL PASO FLICS OFF FOR REUNION El Paao. Tex., July l.-The El Pa*' nho leave on \\Ydne*lny for the annua* union at Philadelphia, laat Saturday i "•oetetjr trail fight" to their friend*. n. m acted aa matador. in nanauuf - McCoy, a ao-pot.M-^ K«>r Pale, Delicate Women and The Old Standard GROVE’S TASTE- LESS CHILL TONIC drive* out ' * larla and bullda up the ayatem. grown people and children. 50c. What la aald to Ira the record «•<* operation U sold to be that ma le a » riwe ago when M4 tone were put *ra u the Far mania In seven hours and Bit)