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=F= THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 193?. TIRED AND SICK YET MUST WORK • "Man may-work-from mm to sun but woman's work Is never done," la order to keep tbe home neat and pretty, the children well dressed and tidv, women overdo and often suffer In alienee, drifting along from had to worse, knowing well tliat they ought to hare help to overcome the pains and aohea which daily make life a burden. ft is to these women thet Lydia E. I’inkhom'e Vegetable Compound, made from native root* and herbs, oomes as a blessing. When the spir its are depressed, the head and back CHINAMAN KEPT FI MRS. AUG. LYON aelies. there are drngglng-down paint, nervousness, sleeplessness, and reluctance to go anywhere, these are only symptoms which unless heeded, are soon followed by the worst forms of Female Complaints. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound keeps the feminine organism lna strong and healthy condition. Itcnres Inflammation, Ulceration, displacements, and organic troubles. In preparing for child-birth and to carry women safely through theChsnge of Life it is most efficient. Mrs. Augnstns Lyon, of East Earl, Pa., writes:— Dear Mrs. Pink- hem:—"For a long time I anffered from female troubles and bad all kinds of aehes and pains In tho lower part of back and sides, I could not sleep and had no appetite. Slneo taking Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound and following the advice which yon gave me T-feel like a new woman and I cannot praise your medicine too highly.” Mrs. Pinkham’s Invitation to Women Women suffering from any form of female weakness are Invited to write Mrs Pinkham. at Lynn, Mass. Out of her vast volume of ex perience she probably has the very knowledge that will help your easo. Her adriee Is free and always helpful. LUMBER-LUMBER-LUMBER CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. TAKE NOTICE—It's worth your while to call on us before placing your orders for lumber and general mill work., E. G. WILLINGHAM & SONS, Prompt Delivery—Both Phones—642 Whitehall Street, ASKS FOR THE GEORGIAN, THEN CENTRAL GETS BUSY j* ‘Thanks to the splendid campaign .being waged by The Georgian for .de cent. telephone service. I have at last found a way to get my home over the ’photis when at my office." So stated a promlpent business man 'Tuesday. “I fust ask for my number. Cen tral almost Invariably fails to get the ‘ number. I then ask for my number or The Georgian office. I have no trouble then. "Before, It waa practically Impossible to get my home. I paid ft u month so as to httve an Independent line, and when I called up wjmld always be told my hohne 'phone was busy. When reached home 1 found that at that time my 'phone was not busy. “Quite often, too. I would take down my receiver and hear a conversation going on. I was paying for nn In dependent line and was -not getting it. I have made my eomplninta to all the telephone offlclele without any satlsfac tlon. "The service hsa been nothing short of miserable, I wish to thank The Georgian for Its splendid fight. It Is alrendy hearing fruit." THREW A WA Y MONEY AND GEMS; KILLED SELF BEFORE BIG.CROWD jlha' Webster City, Iowa, Aug. J8.—After ivini burned 12,500 in bllla In the 'ftrCttpend throwing his diamond ehlrt etthls nnd rings Into the eewer yester- ' day,.cart Pressley Informed the guests In the lobby of the Park Hotel he was going to die. Crossing over to the city ptrk. he cAlled upon passers-by to watch him, then drawing a revolver, pressed It against Ms head and fired. He dMd Immediately, PreMtey was well known In this and adjacent elates. He Iiad been In this city on a spree for, three weeks. To Drive Out Malaria And Build Up the System. Take the Old Standard GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC. Tou know what you are taking. The formu la Ik plainly printed on every bottle, showing It Is simply Quinine and Iron In a'tasteless form, had the most ef fectual farm. For grown people and children, 50c. OO0OOOOOCOOOO0OOOQO000OO00 O BOY L08E8 FINGERS, O ; THEN ARM AND LEG O o , —-— 0 O Paterson, N. J. Aug. at.—After O O three weeks' Idleness, due to hav- O 0 ing. three nngers of his hand O O crushed off at the Paaaalc steel O 9 works, James Butler, aged 11 re- D o turned to work and was no* long 0 O dt hla machine when his trousers O 0 caught In the wheels. The boy'e O O leg .wgs crushed in the cogs, and O O while endeavoring to save him- O O self hla left arm was drawn Into O o tha machinery, too. Both Vere O o amputated. O O 0 00O00O00O000OO0O00O000O000 Liners Raise Retes. - London, Aug. 28.—Eighteen steam ship companies, the chief being the P. A 0.,'ttte Orient, the North German Lloyd. Canadian Paclllc and Ellerman lines, hays raised the rates 10 per cent bn all trade to the China sea because of the Increese In the cost of coel and other ehlp supplies. 00000000000000000000000000 O OPEN AUDITORIUM BIDS O WEDNESDAY AT NOON. O o a O The contractors’ bids for the 0 O ronstructlon of»the auditorium- O O armory will he opened at noon 0 0 Wednesday, when the directors of 0 O tho auditorium-armory meet O O Jointly with tbe council commit- O O tee. • O 00000000000000000000000000 .JUDGE LENNARD INJURED BY CAR Hptclfil to Th* Georgian. Coin mini*, Oa., Ang. J*.—Judge J. M. Lon nant, tho wall known maglaltato, waa knocked down by nn alactrl^ enr .rmtardnjr afternoou on Itrond street and painfully brulned up. Ha la a veternn of tlu> rlvU war and lout a leg on Lookout mountain. Fortunately, wheu lmo?k**<l down, be waa rolled away from tha track, which saved hla Ufa. Hid Shoes While She Was • Getting Hat to Leave. Hpcclal to Tbe Georgina. Mncon, Oa., Aug. 21.—Sam Lee, a Chinaman, will be arraigned In record er’s court today, charged with disorder ly conduct. Yesterday afternoon Hat tie Evans, a negro woman, who washes for the Chinaman, wanted the after, noon off to attend a funeral. But . Sam could not see things this way, and made ‘the woman stay on duty. This made Hattie mad, and, securing her hat, she started to leave, when she could no* find her shoes, which the Chinaman had hid. It Is charged that Sam struck the woman several times and also choked her, QUALITY OF COTTON GOOD ON MACON MARKET. BpoflSI to The Georgian. Macon, Oa., Aug. 28.—Six bales of cotton were brought into Macon Tues day by .planters living fn Bibb county. The cotton crop In this county Is about ten days late, and for the next two weeks the receipts will be rather light, but after that time the crop will be In full blast. The cotton that has been brought to Macon has all been without stain and Is bringing 12 1-2 cents. 8PURNED WHEN HE PROPOSED! NEGRO BRINGS GUN TO PLAY. Special to Tile Georgian. Macon, Oa., Aug. 28.—Becausa aha refused Ito marry Mm. Arthur* Dennis, negro, fired three shots at Mattie Lewis, but none of the shots took ef fect. Mattie was carrying dinner at the time Dennis naule his proposal of marriage, and when she spurned his love, he pulled a gun on the woman and let Are. Dennis was later arrested and placed In Jail. FUNERAL OF MRS. TUCKER WAS HELD TUESDAY. Bpeeliii to The Georgian. Mncon, Ga„ Aug. 28.—Mrs. Sarah M. Tucker, aged SO years, died Tuesday afternoon at the home of her father, near Sklpperton, Oa., after an Illness of several weeks. She was the wife of J. W. Tucker, and is survived by nine children, four brothers and also two sisters. The funeral services were held this morning at 11 o'clock-from Elham Baptist church, Kov. J. W. Tittle offl-, elating. The Interment was made In the church burying ground. PERMISSION IS GRANTED FOR THE NEW UNDERPASS. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., Aug. 28.—Work has yet to be'begun on the Bay street under pass. although tho city council has granted to the railroads permission to begin work, and has gone to the* trouble of securing a settlement between the roads and the owners of Bay street property. Several property ow ners had to be satisfied, and In otje case the city deeded a piece of land to an owner be fore tho latter would consent to any change In tha street. The underpass will cost several thousand dollars. Builders’ puss LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, MORTAR, ROOFING, PLASTER OF PARIS AND MORTAR COLORS In addition to our Coal Business, we now handle Builders’ Supplies in such quantities and quality as make it vitally to- your.interest to buy from us. Don’t consider purchasing elsewhere before getting our prices on all Builders’ Supplies. For over 21 years we have been the South's Leading Coal Dealers. ‘1,000,000 tons sold last year. Full weight, courtesy and prompt delivery assured. Offices Could Buildln Atlanta, Ga. Phone 406 or Drop . THE TRIPOD PAINT CO 37 N. Pryor St., and a Po»tal to Will bring you a sample-card and give you an sstlmato on Tinting your wall* with DECO-MURA, tha new sanitary Wall Finish. GIRL WHO DROWNEO TO Prospective Bridegroom Had Home Furnished and Waiting. WILL REMAIN AT 8PRINGS TILL COOL WEAtHER. Special to The Georg In ii. Macon, Ga, Aug. 28.—Colonel John Onynor Is now enjuying nn outing at Indian Springs, where he, with his wife and Deputies Hlchle and Frank Riley, went Tuesday at noon. For more than n month past Colonel Gaynor I win been In falling health, and termlsslon was granted him by the . udge of the circuit court of appeals to take the trip to Indian Spring*. Colo nel Gaynor will probably nor return to Macon until cooler weather sets In. WILL REMAIN ON STRIKE TILL INCREASE 18 GIVEN. Special to Tho Georgian. Macon. Ga., Aug. 28.—But few changes have appeared In the telegra phers’ strike situation in Mncon, and the strikers still say that It Is their Intention to remain out until advices are received. Yesterday the strikers who are out stated In positive tones that they meant to atand by the union until the very Isat. DELEGATES wiUT/kT-TEND IRRIGATION CONVENTION. Sperlnl to The Georgian. Macon, Ua„ Aug. 28.—Some of the Macon men who have been n.nined by Mayor Smith ns delegates to the Na tional Irrigation convention at Sacra mento. Cal., will probably leave Macon for the long Journey this weeK Tbs Macon committee Is nmue up of Messrs. A. L. Dasher, M. Felton Hatch, er, \V. P. Stevens and Oscar Dooly. It Is not probable that all four gentle men will take the trip, but It Is be lieved that at least two ttlll go. The convention will be called to order on September 1. QUANTITIES OfTiQUOR HID IN THE WEEDS. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., Ahg. 28.—Krnest John ston, alias Ernest Boyer, was arrested Monday, charged with moonshlnlng. by Deputy United States Marshal Frank Riley, In Hancock county, and was placed on trial Tuesday before United states Commissioner Martin and com- milted to the Federal court, • Witnesses testified that ths weeds and bushes In the neighborhood of ths Johnston home were full of Illicitly die tilled liquor. A large quantity of liquor was taken chart* of by the officers. 8IX DEATHS OCCUR AMONG WHITE POPULACE. Special lo The Georgian. Macon. Qiu. Aug. 28.—Week before last six deaths occurred In Macon, and strange to say, all were among the cot. ored imputation. Last week six deaths occurred among the whites. GOES TO PHILADELPHIA AFTER MAN UNDER ARREST. Special to The Ueorgien. Macon, Ga.. Aug. IS.—Detective Tal- Jenklns left Macon Tuesday for Philadelphia, where he will get J. C.. Hansen, wonted in this city on the charge of cheating and swindling. Offi cer Jenkins stopped off In Atlanta to secure the requisition papers from Governor Hoke Smith to the governor of Pennsylvania. Hansen le charged with having a worthless draft of 22M cashed at the Brown House, in Macon, several weeks ago, ... ' Special to Tbe Georgian. Elberton, Go., Aug. 28.—At Gregg's shoals. In the Savannah river, sixteen miles from here. Miss Carrie Baliey, an estimable young lady, was drowned Monday afternoon about 6 o'clock, while bathing with a party of young people. In diving she got Into a rapid' current and was carried Into deep wa ter. I A peculiarly sod feature of the casV Is that Miss Bailey was to have beep married on September 18 to Festils Walker, of thta city. Mr. Walker is a Western Union telegraph operator qf this city and Is s splendid young mat He had bis home all furnished and 1 waiting for his bride. The body was found In a few hou Just below the rapids. Mr. Walk* who had been notified, hurried to th river and was there when the body was recovered. Mis* Bailey, with three other girls, was holding to a wire rope when It gave way. The other girls were res cued by some men who were nearby, but -Miss Bailey had drifted beyond their reach. SEVENTEENTH REG’T. JS DIMINISHING When the Seventeenth Infantry left Atlanta Idst winter for Cuba there were 600 men In the two battalions, but re ports from tbe troop# Indicate that the numbers are diminishing rapidly, not from warfare, but from the expiration of enlistments. The men are returning to the States as rapidly as possible, while no recruit* are being sent to take the places of those who have served their time. Nor are there any, rs-en- llstmsnte. At present In some of the companies there are hardly twenty men, which makes the guard duty un usually heavy. Letters from the sol diers state that they are homesick for Atlanta. T|HE VICTOR 33USISANITARIUM IP1UM and WHISKY-——'IT Awnings For stores. Offices, Residences, Public Buildings, etc., manu factured and put up. All work guaranteed Lowest prices. Phono or wrlto for estimates. J. M. HIGHGO. Atlanta, Ga. EX TRACTEO positively wltUuut pci iii. 60c vneh. teeth IS. Mmier cao net buy 1- ptt, r„ 1' If 11. A f> K I. I'll! A MENTAL ItOOMS, No. 96 Whitehall S:! CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. out shock or severs suffering. Comfort of patients carefully looked after. A homelike, pleasant, sanitarium, not a prison. Treatment entirely free from any harmful re suits. Our thirty years' experience shows these diseases are curable. Pot full particulars, call or address The Victor Sanitarium or B. M. -Woolley Company, 104 North Pryor Street, Atlanta, Ga. INDEPENDENT ICE CO., 349 WHITEHALL STREET Manufacturers of Pure Distilled Water lee. Prompt deliveries made In the city. Carloads shipped to country polnti. Bell phone 536, West, Atlanta phone 4343, E. B. HARVEY, Manager. 7“ V . 8 s, ill ii] A 3 If you have ieadach Try One | x r N a' 1 |fs in in t Ni | £3.8 1 <NCS f 2 Formerly Secretary and Treas. Carter & Gillespie Electric Co. GAS FIXTURES AND electricalsupplies 26 S. Broad St. Inman Bldg., ATLANTA, GA. Rear Mnddox-Ruckcr Bk. HAS “LITTLE BRIGHT EYES” UPSET VANDERBILTS MINDP New York. Aug. 28.—The examina tion Into the sanity of Edward Word Vanderbilt, who married “Bishop” Mary Ann Scannell-Pepper, the spir itualist medium, was continued this momlng before a commission In lunacy and a sheriff’s Jury in the Kings doun- ty court house, Brooklyn. The Interesting testimony of the al leged Incompetent yesterday,’ who for three hours and a half In resppnse to the opposing attorney's questions, de scribed In detail the theory and prac tice of spiritualism as he understood them—ho himself was a Jonah to spir its, he sadly declared—attracted a con siderable crowd of spectators again to day. It was expected that there would be more delving Into the past and present of Mr. Vanderbilt’s best friend among the spirits. THIb was "Little Bright Eyes," a ghostly Indian maiden, whoso portrait, It was said, was much llko that of an Indian acrobat who was on earth some thirty years ago, but whose spirit wns now Mr*. Pepper-Vander bilt's spirit control. Arrive From— | liepart To— Sntnnnah .... 6.50nmjMacoii Mn Jacksonville.. 7.00 ant Macon 8.00 am Macon 11.40 nm| Ilnron 4ay Liu Moron pui Jacksonville... 8.3D |.n Mncon , . *40 im\(8nvmmab 9.15 tn» ■IMffllMlillljOi M n. M. WOOLLEY. M.fc Atlanta, «a. Office 154 N.Pnror i^CASi PONCE DE LEON PARK Tonight 8:16—Matinee Tomorrow Wills Musical Comedy Co. “MULDOON’S PICNIC” MUSIC AND SPECIALTIES. Matinees Daily 3-4 p. m. Nights 7:30-11. THIS WEEK’S BILL. LILLIAN CARL, In Poses Plastlque. HARRY T. HOWARD, Songs and Dances. MISS MARIE BEBBE, Illustrated Songi. 'THE FELLOW THAT LOOKS LIKE ME.” LNTIRE COMPANY. MILLER MAY NOT SERVE AS UMPIRE r. 5 i p “ x v> £ I ifijjji! Zcoorco&o to Although Judge A. L. Miller ban nlready I iron named na umpire In the Hcnbonrd tax arbitration .case, It seeui* Improbable that he will senre. Representative L. II. O. Martin, of Elber ton, unmed by the Seaboard ss Its arbitra tor, urns at the rapltol Tueaday to commit with Commissioner O. B. Stevens, the •tate’s arbitrator, In order to fix a date for tbe arbitration. In dlaruiwln* the matter with Commit- stonsr Htevcua, Mr. Martin happened to ton Jtiilfc Miller aa the ttnmlre. He Informed that Judge Miller would not serve In that capacity, Imt that Conimla- eloner Krevens would nrohably name Hon. I’anI Trammell as umpire. Whether or not this means Judge Miller Is to serve ns umpire In no more of tbe pend ing arbitrations Is not known. It Is be lieved that the result of the Inst arMfrattoo was not satltfnetory to Commissioner Ste vens, mid this may neconnt for his notion In naming another umpire. SALIBA, THE TURK, TURNS AMERICAN A HAPPY HOME Is one where health abounds. With impure blood there can not be good health. With a disordered LIVER there cannot be good blood. WsPills revivify the torpid LIVER and restore Its natural action. • A healthy LIVER means pure blood. — Pure Mood means health. Health means happiness. Tckc no Substitute. All Druggists. Tired of the tyranny of Turkey and longing to bo able- to take part In this glorious government of tho trusts. Tab. nus S. SaJIba told Abdul Hamid II to lose himself In the lemon groves on Mt. Lebanon, If there ore any there, add took out his last citizenship papers In Atlanta Tuesday. , He was born In Beirut, In Syria, but Just before he sailed to the land of the trusts, and the home of the brave, he lived at Mt. Lebanon. His majesty, Abdul Hamid II, dgured In the trans action before Deputy Clerk. Robert Q. Fuller, In the Federal court, Tuesday the extent' that Mr. Sallba re nounced all allegiance to Abdul In par ticular and any other old prince or po tentate In general They wele all hand ed the kibosh. Nothing goes now with Mr. Sallba but Uncle Sam, the Amert can eagle and standard Oil. He will appear before Judge Newman In February, when he will be question ed as to his Idea of a Republican form of government, and If he suits the Judge, be will get his little diploma for S3, which will kaep him out of trouhle If ho ever goes back to ML Lebanon. "I St. Nicholas Auditorium PONCE DELEON PARK. THIS WEEK: RECKLESS REKLAW In his marvelous performances on bi cycles and unlcycles, and a two-mils race with L. J. DAVIES, champion racer on skates. Evenings 9:30, Tues day, Thursday and Saturday 5 p. m. HEARST TO SPEAK . AT JAMESTOWN New Orleans, Aug. 28.—William R. Hearn win speak at Jamestown next Monday. He will outline the Independ ence League policies, assail the anti trust policy of Roosevelt as based on a personal grievance, and declare for an absolute divorce between the treasury and Wall street. He will not, however, announce, himself as a presidential candidate. STRANGE ANTICS CUT BY THESE "BABBLERS.’ Sperlnl to The. Georgian. Dalton, Go, Aug. 28.—Whltfleld county has burst Into the limelight by having a religious sect called "Bab blers," the members of which sect pro fess to be able to “spenk in many tongues.” When overcome with their xenl, they make All manner of sound*, which neither they nor anyone else have been able to understand. When questioned os to what tongue they are using they reply that they do not know, but that they are Inspired to ut ter the sounds and are positive that it Is some ancient language. This religious sect is conducting meetings in tbe northern part of tho county, and many of the people living In that district nro complaining against their wild harangue. Deputy Sheriff Rrltton has gone there to arreot tho leadei*, who Is wanted In Dalton. THIRTY THOUSAND TELEGRAPH OPERATORS WANTED Fongres* baring passed s hill requiring railroad companies not to work telegraph operators more than right hours a «»£ shoot THIRTY ,TIIOt'8ANI» more tele graph operators than ean Is- secured will w needed AT ONCE. Salaries have been In- creased. _ rimugbon’s Practical Business College. J- I'esehtree, has rstohlldM-d n Telegraphy I**- partment. Railway wires bare bees rut Into this College, giving students main-line practice. A prnetk-nl telegraph operator or loany years' eiperleuce Is employed as freebee. Tbe grat 2S students who enroll with Braugbos for Telegraphy, l-rescuti g this notice" will he allowed to imr LS ' thin AFTER eesrsr Is cmnpleted and POM- TIoN Is KKCL'RBD. . „ For Imoblet os Telegraphy sml Kjtlgjj; Ing. giving reason* why ion should tears Hotel block, Atlanta,