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'J'flE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. r.riDAY, AUGUST 27, 1W7. i; ■ ; Free from Alcohol Since May, 1900, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla has been entirely free from "alcohol. If you ere in poor health, weak, pale, nervous, ask your doctor about taking this non-alcoholic tonic and alterative. If he has a better medicine, take his. Get the best,always. Thlsisouradricc. ■ J.C.ArtOo.. Lowll, Kmi. TOLD FALSEHOOD Chicago’s Josephine Terra- vano Pleads Unwritten Law. T FOR CLUBS 1ICB MIGHT EVADE LAW HEADACHE Judge Felton Takes Positive Stand on Prohibition Act. Hjiodnl to Th« Georgian. Macon, .Ga., Aug. 27.—If Judge Fel ton, of the auperlor court, stick* to the position he haa taken, prospective club organlaera will And all kinds of trouble securing charter*) under which to do business. Judge Felton haa stated that he will grant no charter that In any way resembled a scheme to evade the prohibition law, and that It was not hie Intention to become a party in nny scheme by which liquor* could be dispensed In Macon. Aa Judge Felton cuplea the pAaltlon aa Judge of the Chicago. Ang. - if.—Confeaalng *he killed Fcllppe Ferro berauae he un truthfully lohl her huabnnd thnt ahe waa an unfaithful wife, and baaing her plea on the unwritten law. Mra. Angelo Conlgllo, tTtlcago'a Josephine Terrava no, today la defending heraelf agalnat the charge of murder. SICK HEADACHE CARTERS Pyspesla relieved, Cohttlpatlon avoided, Dotrtla repulated, no palu.no griping. SMALL PILL. SMALL 0091. SMALL PIUOJT For Printing Only This Label OFFICES USING THIS LABEL: PrtM Iltnldlclton Printing Cp.. dee* 21 H. I’nrATlh Syl it Co... 2Hi K. Rread f. r. Hleeon * 9 N. J'ornytb X. 0. Tmepktne IS W. Alabama )*i iPinuiiagtiM. iv , AiniigiiiH Winwr rtf. ft Label i\>...C$ H. Freer twfnm rib. C*» SC Central Av*. Franklin-Tamer On ;.»-71 Ivy Mt. “riming Otttml Avc. w—*—— ft * iiip-T fMn Prt| v _ IjaHatte Printing K. John Thoimmon T*n,,«...A\4 8. itrned ttlnearr Printing To a-IA Walton Convomo \ Wing W4 IMc’won.l Atlanta l*ahH Co SI Mndlrtm Afr. Georgia Ocufechc gaining ■ 21 tlrnnt ftlde. or dem granting chartera to all now concern* In Macon and the county. Without hla signature, the proposed t-luba can not be eatobllahed. POSTPONE HEARING IN Th HE SACK TAX CASE. SpCchil to The Georgian. Macon. Ga. t Aug. j!7.—On account of the failure of the city to be ready, the hearing of the application for a writ of mandnmua, tnnde by Ben X.. Jonea before the auperlor courts to force the city of Macon to collect up ward of 170,000 of back tnaao, alleged to be due from the Bibb Manufactur ing Company, haa been postponed un til September In. Thla waa done by agreement of attorney* on both side*. An order waa passed by Judge Fel ton postponing the hearing and calling upon the defendant to (lie answer not later than September 25. C0NFE88ED STEALING FROM THEIR EMPLOYER Special to The Gcorglnu. Macon, Ga., Aug. 27.—What la sup posed by the police department to be a gpng of thieves operatlhg In all the larger store* In Macon was nipped In the bud Monday, when George Banka and Philip Jones, Iwo negro porters, were arrested, charged with larceny. Banks was employed at llte Joe Neal 'lothlng Company store, and Jones at tho Buideri-Smith Company. Both theeo negroes confessed to ateallng more than sixty dollars' worth of goods. When they were arraigned be fore Recorder Cabnnlss they were bound over to city court under bend of 2150 each. "Ifrfitherh.4 b.en .Buffer.rfrom .l.kheut.rha for <b. 1m, tsentyav. r.nr. »nd ne.tr found relief nntil be been* teklns rnnr Caaearett. Sine, be bat b.fioi taking UMuar.lt b* baa ntrar bad tba beadaaba. Thar bar* antlralr cared him. Ceieerett do wblt ras reecanneDd than te do. | •III sir* yon tba vri.llere of ntlnr bla name.. K.U.Uiebton liaBa — - - Bad Symptoms. Tho woman v/ho has periodical head* nones, backache, toes Imaginary dark bpot* orspecks'flmf luff or dancing beforo her eyes, haygnawing distress or heavy tall feeling If! eiomr.ch, faint spell., drag- glng-down/fecllng la lower abdominal or pelvic regidn, easily startled or excited, Irreg W.Iu.JIau spoilt, lad. Best For Tho Bowels r innuowei] - iixwxiwfa) CAflOY CATItASTIC Irregnkfr or palnfnl periods, with or with' out jadvlc cataffrb. It suffering from wraknT'-r.- nndnerangemenu that should have cSTy aj/i n'.i.,!]. Not all of above ayroptoifta arc likely to bo present In any cave at ode/I me. Neglyctofl or badly treated and such eavesjolufn run Into maladies which de- mar/ yfe surgeon's knife If they do not re.i^Flatally, No medicine eviant. has such a long and numcrCMth r^'-ril",.! cures in Tucff creo s f avorite Pi Pleaatnt. Palatable, Potent.TUMlflood. t>o flood. Merer Sir ken, Waakan or (Jrlpa. lie. Sic. 50c. Never ■old In bn Ik. Tbe tannine Ubl«l a u raped (,'CC. UooranUdNl lo cur« or yotn moiiey b»ck. * St-rSIng Remedy Co.* Chicago or N.Y. 598 ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES The, very known to medical science for the cure of woman’s peculiar allment9 enter Into Its composition. No alcohol, harmful, habit-forming drug Is to be found In t list of Its Ingredients printed on cn Awnings For stores, Offices. Residences, Public Buildings, etc., manu factured and put dp. All work guaranteed Lowest prices. Phona ‘or wrlto for utltnites. J.M. HIGHCO. Atlanta* Ga* — ... tba ingrollonti printed on each i bottlo-wrappcr ond attested under oath. 1 In any condition of th<> female system, • Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription can do only good—never harm. Its whole effect ; Is to strengthen, fnvlgorato and regulate the wholo female system and especially | the pelvic organs. When these are do- ! ranged In function or affected by disease. the stomach and other organs of digestion . become sympathetically deranged; the nerves aro weakened, and a long list of I had, unpleasant symptoms follow. Too * much must not bo expected of this "Fa- ; vorite Prescription.” It will not perform . miracles: will not cufo tumors—no med- Iclno will. Jt will often prn'ent them, If taken In time, and thus tho operating ! table and tlx* surgeon's knife may bo avoided, OPERATING COST LESS FOR THROUGH TUAN LOCAL TRAINS Comptroller Plant on Stand in the Bate Hearing Case. TEETH EXTRACTED positively without |ifilii. Wc each. Deal t«***tb .Money can not liuy better.. I W°W No. ta Whitehall tit. CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. Arrive From— I Impart Ti>— .Savannah .... fl.53 ainjllmon 11.40 pm Jncknonvllle.. 7.50 arfajllncnn 8.00 am Macon 11.40 ainlllni'oii 4.0) ku* Macon 4.15 prui.liieksoitvllle... 130 piu Macon fc.10 pmifi.ivatin.ih ...• 9.15 pm I Women Buffering from diseases of long Invited to consult Doctor Pierce by lei ter. fire. All correspondence Is held a* strlcily prlvato and sacredly cnnfldentlal. Address l)r. R. V. Pierce, Bulfaln. N. Y. Dr. Pierce’s Medical AdvIserGOOOpage.) Is sent free on receipt of 21 one-cent Itamps for pnuer-covcred. or 3t stamps for cloth-hound copy. Address as above. and WHISKEY HABtrl cured st home with. Out pain. Book of nan tlcular. nut KURIL FOR RESISTING ARREST NEGRO FINED HEAVILY Special to The Georgian. Macon. Ga., Aug. 27.—Willie Zeglar, negro, was fined $15 nr thirty days Reorder (‘nbantsi tor drunk and disorderly conduct, and 250 or ninety day* for resisting nn nfllcer. When place the upon the ip, struck him and lie can choking him before assistance arrived, i unys lor reel.ling nn oincer. Offlret Barnhart attsinnted to t negro, under arrest, lie turned i officer, tripped him up, struck FUNERAL OF MRS. RAILEY WAS LARGELY ATTENDED ■Rierinl to The Ocorglim. Macon, Ga., .Aug. 27.—Funeral ser- ices over the body of the late Mrs. 'Ilian Bailer were held M >ndt y oftfft- 'n<M,n at four o'clock, from the family residence, on Sixth avenue, West Ma con. The services, which were largely attended, were conducted by Rev. T. B. .Stanford. Tile Interment waa made In Rose lllll cemetery. HOT DAY EXPERIENCED . BY PEOPLE OF MACON. K|MM<la1 to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., Aug. 27.—People In Mu- con experienced an exceedingly hoj day Monday. The temperature ran up to 24 degrees, and all day the sun shone brightly. Toward evening, how ever. a good breeze waa blowing, but many complaints were heard on all sides about the Intense heat of the day. MACON MAN GOES TO GERMANY TO CLAIM FAIR BRIDE. 8pedal ta The Georgian. Macon, Oa., Aug. 27.—Isidore HInch. a well-known young man of this city, left Mscon Monday night for New York city, from which pluce he will sail for Germany and while In the Fatherland will become a bridegroom Mr. Hirsch, while on a visit to the old country lost summer, met a pretty- young German girl, and on hi* return kept up a steady correspondence with the result that he returns to Oermony to make the young lady hie wife. BUYS NEW STREET FL USHER TO WASH FACE OF A TLANTA; WILL ARRIVE NEXT MONTH Washington, Aug. 27.—Statistic* covering tho cost of operation by the Southern railway In North Carolina were supplied today by A. H. Plant, comptroller for th* Southern, at the hearing In the North Carolina rate case. Mr. Plant was formerly auditor for the company, and the position of comp troller was created for him. He will probably be on the stand all of today and tomorrow. During the morning cession Mr. Plant was subjected to a long series of questions by Captain Thom, of coun sel for the road. In which he brought out the fact that the cost of operating local trains In North Carolina was much greater than that of through trains. Mr. Plant gave for example a stretch of road of 160 miles, which would be covered by one through train, but would require three locals, covering an average distance of 60 mites. "Three crews would be required In the latter case, while only one w-ould serve in the former. Mr. Plant outlined the method of the company In aggregating Its earnings and expenses, explained the manner In which the entire road Is divided, the plan followed In recording Its passenger ,nnd freight service, the mileage cover ed by the Southern generally, whlclrl ho gave as 7.615 miles, and In Nortt\ Carolina, which he stated to be 1,456 miles. TIio Kind Ton Havo Always Bought, and which has been In uso for over 30 years, has borno Iho slgnaturo of — and has been made under his per. soimI supervision since its infancy. S-WCAiU Allow no ono to deed vo yoath| ' i you in this. AH Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Jnst-as-gooil” are but Experiments thnt trifle with and endanger tho health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorin is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Parc- goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Ls Pleasant. It contains nolthcr Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children’s Panacea.—Tho Mother’s Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA always PLAN.BIG MEETING Chief Jentzen Purchases First of Improved Washers and Will Begin Real Street, Cleaning. THINKS HE WAS ATTACKED AND ROBBED BY NEGRO. Special to The Georgian. , Macon. Ga., Aug. 27.—Jack Cham- bliss, who was badly beaten on Monroe street Sunday night, was removed from the Macon hospital yasterday evening tu his home. To the best of the' man's i,-collection he was attacked by a largo jellow negro, who robbed him of ■ 110 bill. Chambliss was found by Of fleer Gardner Davis, and at the time was bleeding from the wounds celved. SWAMPS FILLED IN FOR SITE FOR SHOPS Special to The Georgian. Macon. Ga.. Aug. 27.—Thousands of loads of dirt have been dumped Into the former awamp land that le lo be the site of the new shops of the Cen tral 6f Georglr. callrcflfl. In tome place* the former swamp ha* been raised fifteen feet, and a portion of the ground ie now nearly level ui dancing hall. As soon as the grading Ir completed work upon the new ehops will begin In earner*. FAMILY, EXCEPT BABY. SUFFERING FROM FEVER. Macon, Go, Aug. 27.—Th* entire ramily of R. A. Adam* are suffering with fever at the Macon hoephal. Re cently It. A. Adams, an employee ol the Wllttngham MIR. was taken sick and .-Portly afterwards Id* mother, wife and three children were also removed to the hospital suffering with fever. Only one of the family has not been strick en, and that Is the small baby. By CLAUDE B. NEALY. Colorado Spring*. Colo., Aug. 27.— The street cleaning system ot Atlanta Is to be materially Improved during the next few weeks. While In Ht. Louis, on hla way to Colorado Springs to attend the meeting of the Imperial Palace, Kliorassans, Chief John Jentxen. of the sanitary de partment, purchased n snnltary auto matic Hushing machine, said to be tho finest apparatus of Its kind ever put In use. It cost 11,000. In appearance, the mnchlne Is simi lar to the presefit street sprinkling wagons, but It Is operated differently. The flushing apparatus consists of a system of valves, arranged at the rear of the wagon, anil operated by means of 45 pounds of air pressure. This pressure forces the water out In fan shape on each side of the street, u| entire pavement and throws It Into the gutters. Under the present street sprinkling system, the streets are gen erally left In a muddy, sluelty condi tion. The mnchlne Is scheduled to arrive In Atlanta the flrst week In September. An expert will be sent to Atlanta from 8t. Louis to get It In good working condition. This machine Is now- In use In a number of the larger cities, and there is also one In Asheville, N. C„ the only one In the South. Chief Jentzen says the machine will make the biggest Improvement ever made In tho Atlanta street cleaning de partment. WHAT IT IS Composition of the Famous Food. A widespread Interest has been cre ated among good livers, us tu the com position of Grape-Nut., the food that haa become popular and famous the world over. It hsa long been known to phy sicians, chemists and food experts, that the starchy portion ot entire wheat and barley flours Is transformed Into a true end very choice sugar, by the act of Intestinal digestion In the human body. This sugar ta identical with, and Is known as grape-sugar, and It Is In condition for Immediate transformation Into blood and th* nec. essary structure from which the deli cate nerve centers are built up. A food expert followed a line of ex periments until he produced the food called Grape-Nuts, of which grape- sugar forms the principal part, and It Is produced by following Nature's pro cesses. In a mechanical way. That Is. heat, moisture, and time are the meth ods employed and directed by scien tific facts gained In research. Grape-Nuts food Is probably entitled , the claim of being the moot perfect ly adapted food for hum.ua needs In existence, t'ertnln It Is that the user's delight In the flavor and the perfect action of Intestinal digestion during the use of Grape-Nuts Is satisfying, and the added strexgtb of body con firms th# fart. "Thera's a Reason." Read "The Rood to Wellvillc." In pkgs. Atlanta Convention Promis es Discussion of Many Subjects. The second International conference of eotton growers and spinners will meet In the Piedmont Hotel, Atlanta, October^?, 8 and 9. Already over one hundred delegates from foreign countries have given no tice tint they will attend, and Indica tions (point to one of the most impor tant conference* of the allied cotton Interests ever held. Delegates will be In attendance from the Nntlonal Association of Cotton Manufacturers, the Southern Cotton Association, the Farmers' Educational and Co-oparatlve Union, and me American Cotton Manufacturers' As sociation. From the last named organ ization the following delegates huvo already been appointed: Sears the Signature of milllUgiHlb n> The Kind You Have Always Bought in Use For Over 30 Years. TH* eCNTAUR COMPANY, T7 MURRAY CTNECT. NCW YORK CITY. a—— LUMBER-LUMBER-LUMBER CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. TAKE NOTICE—It's worth your while to call on ui before placing your orders for lumber and general mil! work.. E. G. WILLINGHAM & SONS, • Prompt Delivery—Both Phones—542 Whitehall Street DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE —BETWEEN— ATLANTA and —VIA— - Southern Railway been appointed: Cotton Manufacturers. S. B. Tanner, president: T. H. Ilen- nle, vice president: C. B. Brvant. sec retary and treasurer: T. Ashby Blythe, chairman board of governors: T,, XV. Parker. F. A. Flather, E. A. Smith, J. J. White. Jr., Charles H. Gorton. Leon ard Paulson, D. Y. Cooper, Charles H. Fish, R. 8. Reinhardt, W. T. Lang, Da vid Clark, E. A. Smyth, M. M. McCall, E. Chappell. Post Presidents ot the Association— ■Colonel J. T. Anthony, W. C. Heath, D. A. Tompkins, George B. Hiss, R. 8. Reinhardt. R. M. Milter, Jr., Arthur H. Lowe, William Whlttam, Jr., chairman ezport committee-of the association. Through the co-operation of'M. V. Richards, land and Industrial agent of the Southern railway, and Harvle Jor dan. president of the Southern Cotton Association, a special trip has been ar ranged for the delegates to the confer ence here. The trip will beglfi In New York October I, and will end In that city October 2l. About 125 people hove already booked for this trip. Outlins of Program. Among the papers already suggested for the Atlanta meeting are the fol- "Advamages of Southern States of America for Cotton Growing." "Closer Trade Relations Retween Lv. Atlanta Lv. Chattanooga. At. Cincinnati... 5:50 a. m. 10:40 a. m. 9:20 p. m. 5:00 p. m. 10:10 p. m. 8:20 a. in. THROUGH PULLMAN, PARLOR CARS AND DAY COACHES. DINING CARS ON ALL TRAINS. Growers and Spinners.” "Better Cotton by Selection of Seed, Ctc." J . "Improved Ginning.’’ "Compressing." "Uniformity of Bales.'' "Country Damage.” "Warehousing.” m "Transportation." "Insurance.” "Uniform Classification.” "Contracts of Exchanges.” "Equitable Tare." "Buying Net Weight." ' "Stability of Price.” "Speculation," "Government Crop Reports.' "Statistics.” "Permanent Organization." Montgomery Theatrical Season. Special to The Georglau. Montgomery, Ala.. Aug. 27.—Tho Montgomery theatrical season will open Thursday, August 29, when Lottie Blair Parker's "Under Southern Skies" will be rendered. With three play houses, Montgomery is preparing for a brilliant season. BANK STATEMENT FOR AUGUST 22 Washington, Aug. 27.—The comp troller of the currency ha« Issued ;i call for a statement of the condition of na tional banku at the clone of buslnessi Thurnday, August 22. NEGRO SHOOTS HUSBAND IN ROW AT CONVENTION. Kpoctnl to The fleorgfmi. Wadley, Ga.. Aug. 27.—Necdam An derson, a negro, was shot nt thin place Sunday and will die. Hla wife did the shooting. She la In Jail here. She was also shot In tho arm by her linn* band. A great crowd of negroes had gathered at a Baptist convention. Liq uor waa being dlspenacd on tho grounds and a general earounal en sued . Next week there meet* In Mttle Rock, Ark., one of the moat notable eoureutlon* of the Farmer*’ Union. It !• the notional convention that eete the price of cotton for tho next twelve month*. It le likely that the price will he fixed at about 1*4 rente per iHxmd. ae ngnlnet 11 cent* the peet year. nuinlM»r of prominent Oeorgiaoe will attend thle meeting r.nd take part to lie detlherntlone. National Preeldent C. Ilarrett. of Atwntcr, Oa., who le elowly recovering from en attack of fever, le el reedy la Arkaneae, end will probably re- innin until after the convention. O. M. Da- vie. etate lecturer of the Georgia divlelou, left Monday liy wny of Andalnele, Ala., where he will attend the Alabama etete *‘oii vent Ion, which meete ‘ * Hon. i. U l/o, etnte orgi _ of Clayton conntyj K. R. Taylor, of . Dodgu comity: I toll. ». ». DucKHuriu, eiate iireai- dent of Georgia: lion. J. I* Barron, etnte •eeretery of Georgia, a ml Hon. J. G. £«• I Minks, etete bus! act* agent of Georgia, Duckworth, etete pretf. will leave Patarday by way of Neehvllle. NON-COMS WILL MAKE ARRESTS Waahtiigton. Aug. 27.—An army circular ilet'Uiree that organization commander* ere not nnthorleetl to nemi armed private eol- dlcrs to nrrrtt other soldier*. Reliable non-comm teelon etl offlrvre will le used when arms ere deemed necessary, and all ere eantluned that no prtret*- preuiloes should I* entered except l»y thortty of an officer of rtr- — accompanied bjr a police DR. PORTER, an old Railroad Surgeon, spent several years of study and experi ment in getting up the preparation known as Dh POltfiT’S Antiseptic Healing Oil, which is coming into universal use as the most conve nient and efficient application obtain* able for wounds, burns, sores and skin diseases, whether slight or serious. It is a scientific combina tion of medicinal qualities which relieves pain, antiseptically cleanses and rapidly heals all injured or diseased parts, h has become a sort of “HOUSSilOitf SlOTOni” All druggists sell it. 25c .. .*•