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■M THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. t'UCBlMY, JULY 23, 137T. EISEMAN BROS. SELF, THE STILT SKATER, AT ST. NICHOLAS RINK The Old Reliable Manufacturing Clothiers. rriT TAKES a double | I amount of energy I I these grilling days to keep us on the even tenor of our way—but the man in an i EISEMAN BEOS.’ For city grind or vacation "jaunt” the "Two-Piece Outing” is the suit yon want. Delightfully cool, filmy tex tured, phantom weight Under wear. Panama Hats, Straw Hats, Trunks, Traveling Bags, Suit Cases. “Two - Piece Outing” Suit will find it possible to conserve a great per cent of this excess ener gy by feeling cooler and keeping up with his work with less worry. Try the experiment. These natty garments are stylish and comfort-' able and made of the very best grade of ma terial. Serges— Flannels— Tropical Worsted weaves— Crashes. Eiseman Bros., 11-13-15-17 Whitehall St. Baltimore, Md. Washington, D. C. ATLANTA J TELL DIOGENES 70 HURR\\ HERE'S A MAN SO HONES7 HE WON' 1 TAKE WHATSDUE Refuses Rebate From Lumber Decision After Verdict. B many of those entitled to money Iron the railroads of the South be- of the lumber rate dedaton by United States eupreme court ore Ilk* Joieph Fleber, of Brookvllle, Ind, liny are going to have trouble In glv- lc f aivay the money the court »ay» Huy mint refund. Bor Mr. Fleber has declined to ac- “9t the money. In other words, he BmWt think he Is entitled to It, be- f* 0 ** he has no way of knowing how iletrlbute It among his customers. Bht eo far nobody has been found J Georgia who refuses to receive the tnoaey. After the decision In the lumber rate '“•. which compels the railroads to nnind all money collected by reason of the Increased rates to points north of the Ohio river, arrangements were made by those entitled to the money to have It collected. Claims to the extent of nearly a mil lion dollars are said to have been placed In the hands of Ellis, Wlmblah & Ellin ot Atlanta, for collection. But none there are so far around these parts. who will not take the money. It Is argued by Mr. Fleber, who Is one of the firm of Fleber A Holmes, that after he had to pay an Increased freight rate, he raised the price of his lumber so that It was the consumer who paid the bill. For thaf reason he says he Is not out anything and doesn't want tho money. He has Just notified the Southern railroad to this effect and announcement of his posi tion has been mode. He was request ed by the road's officials to make out his claim, and he declined and gave his reasons. It Is believed that there will be as many as three claimants for some of the money, but It will go to those who had directly to pay the increased rate. If the mills shipped lumber F. O. B. cars at their mills they will not par ticipate. Twms/t TlOPfllES CIGARETTES Better quality ha3 never been pro duced—bigger value never offered greater popularity never known. Millions smoke them—and enjoy them-year after year, and more every year. 10c for 10 Why Pay More7 s. ANARGYROS, Manufacturer New York Declared harmless after rigid chemical analysis by the country’s most eminent chemists. THE COLUMBUS LABORATORIES, COMMERCIAL FOOD AND MEDICAL ANALYSIS, 103 STATE STREET. CHICAGO, April 15, 1907. Coca-Cola Company, 1222-1228 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. Gentlemen: We beg leave to report to you the result of analysis of Coca-Cola. We purchased in the open market an original package of one gallon of Coca- CoIb. The contents of this jug were submitted to a very careful and ‘exhaustive analysis for cocoinc and alcohol, and we failed to find any trace of either. Caffeine was found to the extent of .2 of 1 per cent. The amount of caffeine contained In one ounce c< Coca-Cola used for making one glass of the prepared drink is less than one iwu that is contained in a cup of coffee of the average strength. Ver, respectfully submitted, THE COLUMBUS LABORATORIES, Per J, A. Wi9oner. ProfeiBor A. J. Self, the only skater In the world who can skate on stilts, will be the attraction at the skating rink of the St. Nicholas Audi torium, at Ponce DeLeon Park, this week. This wonder on wheels Is an expert In all of the tricks, strokes and ateps known to the usual trick skater, and In addition does the death-defying dash while his feet are elevated 24 Inches from the door. Nothing like It has ever been seen In the South. This act Is given each evening this week In the rink at 9:30 o'clock, and on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons following the matinee. Th? Ghost of Lochrain Castle Jl Thrilling Novel of Love, Intrigue, Tragedy and the Mystery 0} a Famous ‘Diamond W. H. Taylor, of Richmond, State Chem- lit of Virginia, Bays: "I made a chemical analysis of a sam ple of Coca-Cola syrup. The analysis wa« mads sxpressly to ascertain if the syrup contains cocaine, and after a painstaking search I hart not found any indication of it.' 1 Or. Louis Schaefer, President of the Schaefer Alkaloid Works, Maywood, N. J., a chemist of world-wide reputation, said: “I made a thorough analysts of Coca- Cola syrnp, using tbs best knowledge of my long experience In the ohemistry of Alkaloids. I found the samplo contained a small percentage of caffeine. I could not Isolate other Alkaloids. I especially directed my efforts to the doctectlon of cocaine. Not a trsco could be found. 1 ' W. B. Burney, of the Chemical Depart ment of the South Carolina College, of Columbia, S. C., says: "I bought five gollons of Coca-Cola eyrup in tho open market and eubjootcl the some to careful analysis. The ox- trsctlone of the eyrup wero repentod until the alkaloids wore entirely removed, nuj the crystalline substance concentrated nnd tested. Tho active constituent of Coca-Cola i.rrup proved to be caffeine an.l In quantities seemingly loss than in a cup of good coffee or tea.’* Jno. M. McCandlest, Btato Chemist ot Georgia, said: “I have purehaied In tho open market samples of Coon-Cola Syrnp and subjected samo to chemical analysis. I find therein no trace of the alkaloid cocaine, for which I made special search, and nothing of a nature any more injurious than would bo derived frinn an otdlnary cup at tea or coffee.” These and many other chemists agree that Coca-Cola is absolutely harmless. It is not only harmless, but is genuinely good to the taste and an aid to digestion. * By MRS. C. N. WILLIAMSON, Author'of “The Lightning Conductor,*’ Etc., Eta They were to meet there becauee It was a convenient place for the client, who could come and go by means of an underground passage which led away to the ruin of a still older castle built by the Lochralns, and destroyed by fire before the newer one was begun. Annette wae summoned there to dress nnd bind the wound, and In the process much blood had flowed before It could be staunched. Trowbridge had not learned then that the room below was newly occupied by the little type writer who had Just arrived; but aft erward. when she found out that' the room was In use, he had arranged for all necessary meetings to be held else where. When the first attempt on Captain Oxford's life had failed, another plan was concocted. As Oxford went out every day in Mr, Kenrith'e motor car, the chauffeur woe bribed to feign 111- nees, and one of the wheels of the motor car-was tampered with. That affair also had ended abortively, the only good thing accomplished being the annexation of Kenrith'e Jewel* while he lay unconscious. Meanwhile James Grant, Mr. Mc Gowan's secretary, had been suborned. As he was known to be In love with Elspeth Dean, and Elspeth Dean was deep In the confidence of Lady Ard. cllffe and John Kenrlth, it had been be'used aa a tool. But Grant knew nothing of the Syndicate. He thought that Trowbridge—the man who of- Ing—was alone Interested In bringing off the desired coup. Thus, always, the Underground Syn dlcate was faithfully guarded as well The "only good turn, Trowbridge —Id, which Elspeth Dean bad ever done for him, wa# to enable him to protect Lady Hilary from tho malice of the woman who would have had her arrested as a thief. If Elspeth had not come running to tell him what was about to happen, he would not have known In time to eave the girl ho loved. As It was, he had simply ordered An nette Drii* to meet him In the secret room without delay. Sne had not dared to disregard the command, and had hastened to the rendesvoue, leav ing her revenge to be accomplished later. ... Trowbridge had toon followed, and knowing that persuasion or threats would be useless where Hilary was concerned, had come softly upon th* woman and stabbed her In the back. She had staggered forward dead with out a cry, and he had laid the body gently on the floor, lest eome one should be In Elspeth Dean’s room un derneath. Trowbridge ha* been certain' that the dead woman might safely be left to He throughout the whole day.. In the secret room, as nobody eave himself and that client of the Syndicate for whom he acted, knew that the hidden room had not been destroyed by a fall of the tower's root As a lire was planned for that same night—a Are In which It seemed cer tain that Captain Oxford must perish— it would be easy to arrange that the flames should spread a little farther and destroy the lower alto, with all the secrets bidden there. If he had not desired to spare Els peth Dean, she would have been al lowed to sleep as usual in the tower room. Then, she would have heard and suspected nothing; no alarm would have been given, and the scheme would have succeeded. All these things were told by Trow bridge In a few words, and It was not until the last that he dwelt upon that part of his story which was of most Importance for Hilary Vane's future. “Our Sylndlcate ferrets out the se crets of rich people," he said, “or peo ple who would be rich or titled If some one els* were out of the way. Then, It offers Its help In bringing about n de sired object; and as It never solicit* a client who has not something already by a client, and has never betrayed a client. I am not betraying one now, because the man for whom I've acted, under orders from the Syndicate, la al ready betrayed. Kenrlth saw his face, I know, and must have recognised it, as only a few hours ago the man had sent for him—sent for him to keep him out of the way while the Are was started by me. Not that this man or I cared much whether Kenrlth lived or died, but he's known to sit up late reading In his room, and It was thought safer for our plans that he shouldn’t be there. “Kenrlth saw him, as he tried to shoot Oxford, and ahot me Instead; and beeldes, he was pursued by a man younger than he. The one I speak of Is Lord Lochrain. “We—the Syndicate—had found out that there was a secret In Lord Loch- raln’s family. The son of the old lord, this one’s predecessor, had disappeared and was supposed to be dead. If he had not died, the present Lord Loch- r.-tin would not have inherited. But that was not th* secret. The secret was this; “Old Lord Lochraln'a son used to have the tower room, where Miss Dean has, been sleeping. Ho wae In love with a girl beneath him !n station; his father discovered the affair, nnd for bade the boy to see the girl. Not long after a quarrel the father and eon had In consequence there was an attempt on the old man't life. Some one stole Into hie room at night and tried to murder him, but the old man shrieked for help, and help came. The mur derer had escaped, leaving only a knife, known to belong to Lord Lochrain's only son. After that night the young man was never seen again, and hit fa ther'lived on, believing him guilty. The boy had escaped, apparently, by the secret way, from his own room In the towor, and next mornmfc the mark of blood-stained fingers was found on his pillow. “After this the presont Lord Loch rain who—mark this—was visiting In the csstle at the lime of the attempted murder, was practically adopted by his uncle. Later, when proofs of tho son's death In Canada were obtained, he be came heir to the title and the estates, which would not have amounted to much had not coal lately been discov ered on the land. •We of the Syndicate got on the track of this secret We discovered that the young man had married the 5c EVERYWHERE The Convenience of a Savings Account Many people do not realize how convenient a savings account is, when conducted under the simple, up-to-date methods of our Sav ings Department. There is no “red tape” in open ing accounts or in making depos its or withdrawals. Accounts may be opened with one dollar, or as much more as desired, and may be withdrawn, in whole or in part, at any time. 4% Interest compounded twice a year Central Bank & girl he loved, but that the had been made to believe her marrlago Illegal, and had left her husband. Afterward* a boy wae born to her while (he was In oxtreme poverty, and soon after hie birth she had died. "There are no better detectives than we have In the Syndicate. We fol lowed up every trace and learned after many difficulties that the child had been taken from a provincial asylum for foundlings, and adopted by a char itable old lady, who knew nothing of his antecedents. That child Is now a man, and Is known as Captain Oxford. “If we had no sure proofs that the present Lord Lochrain hlmeelf was guilty of attempting to kill hi* uncle, and persuading lit* cousin to go off and Join his sweetheart the same night, without knowing what was planned to happen, we were able to frighten him by making him believe that we had them. Also, we were sure It was he who had secretly persuaded the girl that her marriage was illegal, and In duced her to run away from her young husband. Such hints were dropped by one of our agents thnt Lord Lochrain left himself completely In our power, and offered the sum ot a hundred thou sand pounds to the Syndicate to rid him of Captain Oxford, the real heir, who could claim everything, If he but knew. "Lord Lochrain had never seen Ox. ford, and wished to do so. He wa* staying with a friend at eome miles distance from the castle. In order to meet roe and talk over the progress of affairs from time to time. But with the idea of seeing his cousin he decided to come to the Hydro as an ordinary guest. Awnings For stores. Offices, Residences, Publto Buildings, etc, manu factured and put up. All work guaranteed Lowest prices, l’hone or write for estimates. (Continusd in Tomorrow's Gsorgian.) IMPROVED SERVICE NEW PULLMAN AND PARLOR CAR8 BETWEEN ATLANTA AND COLUMBUS ON SOUTH ERN RAILWAY. Effective Tuesday, July 23, Southern Railway will establish new Puljpian drawing-room sleeping car line be tween Columbus, Atlanta and New York. Northbound car will leave Co lumbus, train 29, at 3:20 p. m„ arrive Atlanta 10:35 p. m, leave Atlanta, train 36 12:15 midnight, arrive New York 7:30 p. m. Southbound car will ar rive Atlanta, train 35, 5:00 a. m, leave Atlanta, train 30, 5:30 a. m„ arrive Columbus 10:45 a. m. Effective alto, tame date, Pullman parlor car line will be establlehed be tween Atlanta and Columbus, trains 21 and 22, southbound, leave Atlanta 4:50 p. m.. arrive Columbus 10 p. m.; northbound leave Columbus 3:15 a. m., arrive Atlanta 11:30 a. m. Thl* will afford Pullman and parlor car service on nil Southern Railway trains between Atlanta, Griffin, Warm Spring* and Co lumbus. J.M, HIGH 00. Atlanta, Oa. .GRAND Tonight 8:30—Matinee Wednesday. Ninth Week of the GEORGE FAWCETT CO., Presenting the Famoo* Success “JANE EYRE” Night, Be to 50c. Matinee*, 25c to 35c. CASINO Tonight 8:30—Matinee Tuesday. Advanced VAUDEVILLE Martin tackle? * Co., Gnrtrmlo FIake. Hoe ft ISrosch*, Chick ft Chlcklets, Steele A I'M wards, Animated Picture*, Cailno Prices. Bale at Bijou. Extra—Musical Stipps— Ex JAMES HENNE8SY, Black Face Comedian. VAOoHXfT S'AROPjft, MIS8 ANNA 8TEINB0RN, In llluitrated Sonc^ ^ ARE YOU A CHEMIST? GOOD JOB WAITING Chemists who want $3,000 Jobs are scarce. Nobody realizes this more fully now than Commissioner of Agriculture T. O. Hudson, who Is beginning to get worried over securing a man to suc ceed Dr. John M. McCandless. One man turned down the proffer, be cause Uncle Bam liked his services too well to let him go. Colonel Hudson then got busy with a Western man, but so far has received no satisfactory & only thing that prevent* a grave situation In the department Is tho fact that Dr. McCandless has agreed to re main on duty until a man I* secured, though his official resignation becomes effective August 1. Wolfing’s educated Stall ions give free performances at 4 o’clock, 8:30 and 9:30, every day this week. Atlanta’s Playground Trust Corporation HI Candler Building, to conceal, the Syndicate doe* not rlik , r , i ty exposure. It has never been betraved Branch Cor. 3litclicll and rorsyth. The Jamestown Exposi tion, the breezy seashore re sorts, Old Point Comfort and Virginia Beach are now de lightful. Exceptionally low rates via Southern Railway. Phone 142, J. C. LUSK, Dis trict Passenger Agent, At lanta, Ga. $1 .00 What ONE DOLUR a Month Will Do. PERFECT PROTECTION POLICY Insures Against Any Sickness, 6 Months Any Accident, 24 Months Accidental Death NORTH AMERICAN ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. 523 Candler Building. ’Phon# 5330. AGENTS WANTED. Ponce deLeon Everything for Everybody St. Nicholas Auditorium PONCE DELEON PARK. A. J. SELF, SOUTHERN CHAMPION, Skating on 8tllts Evtry Night, Tuss- day, Thursday and Saturday After noon* this week. GAS FIXTURES ail ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 28 9. BROAD 8T. ATLANTA, GA. id Bldg.) x-Rucker Bank. * 1227 and 132S. CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. 1.15 pm I mkson vlllo,