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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER IS. 1907.
Cancer
Cured
LURED SON-IN-LAW
Mailed Free To All. How
To Do It In Your Home
Without Trouble, With-
: out Risk, In From
10 to 20
Days.
discovery has startled the medical
We have cared hundreda of the
; horrifying caeca In from 10 to 20 daya.
after celebrated physicians and eargeons
bad given up all hope of saving them.
We have one of the
finest sanitariums In
the country, fur
nished throughout
with all the modern
conveniences; b o t
and cold water,
steam heat and elec
tric lights In every
room. For those
who wish to come
and have the doc
tor's personal atten
tion we will guaran
tee a cure lit every
case or make no
charge for his serv-
Gao. Yost, Ago 74,of Ices or medicine.
Havana. III.. Cured However, you can
I* r-SeoIi hw the rurp yourself Just
ci Canctr by the W(? „ nt homp v*e
Curry Cura in 12 g| n( ]|y refer you to
Days, After 2 Year* any bank or buel-
$uffaring. ness firm Iti Leba
non.
I FUI In your name and address on dotted
lines below and mail to The Dr. Curry Can
cer Cure Co., Curry Sanitarium. Lebanon.
Ohio, and we will send full information and
testimonials from hundreds of cured pa
tients. All communications are strictly enn-
If you prefer not to address the Cancer
Company. Itself, yon may reach the doctor
privately Just as well by addressing his prl
■j>>7 Georgian and News. Atlanta.
Coroner’s Jury Returns
Guilty Verdict Against
William Seal.
SOLD OWN CHILD
EDOM HIS HOME,
TO A CHINAMAN
AND SHOT HIM DEAD
TO BUY WHISKY
lil^
Culpeper, Va.. Sept. II.—William
Seal waa locked up In jail here last
night after the coroner’s jury returned
a verdict that he had lured hie son-in-
law, Joseph Smith, to the door Sunday
night aand shot him to death. In a
near by cell Is Fred Jenkins, another
son-in-law of Seal, charged with being
accessory to the murder.
The two men are kept In separate
cells, for Jenkins has confessed that
Seal killed Smith after having tried In
vain to Induce Jenkins to Are the first
shot. The father-in-law does not
know that Jenkins has charged him
with the murder.
In his confession Jenkins said Seal
tried to get him lo shoot Smith and
offered to give him n farm If he com
mitted the deed. Jenkins refused, but
agreed to accompany Seal and bor
rowed the gun with which the murder
was done, after Seal had threatened to
kill Jenkina If he refused to aid him.
lie said they then went to Smith's
house, where Seal called him out and
shot him.
NOT
UNTIL
OCT. 7th
Returns home after five years spent in Europe,
... — slave for
Twenty-four Years Blade This Coltossl Organi-
rxtion the Leader Among Arenic Displays, with
the Added Attractiveness of
II£W BATTLE SCE.!,~„
NEW EQUESTRIAN FEATS
NEW WILD WEST FEATURES
All msrtiulled under the perennial Standard of
Advanced Entertainment, Conceived, Inspired,
Perpetuated and Personally Directed by the
Last of the Great Scouts, the Original and Only
Col. Wm. F. Cody—(BUFFALO BILL)
Wke will Appear la the Settle at Every Performance
And Enacting Hit Original Role in the Thrilling
toBjcslly Accurate Open-Air Melodrama
.'IE BATTLE OF SUMMIT SPRINGS
III nitration* of Barbaric
A Holldtv at "T-K” Ranch Showing the Pleaa-
urc* and Pav'ime* of the Plain-men—An Attack
•in an Emigrant Twin Depicting the Privation
nnd Perils of Pioneering.
THE GREAT TRAIN HOLD-UP
and the Bandit Hunters of the Union Pacific,
showing with Aecirate Detail the Method* Em*
»4oyedby Train Robbers and the Work of their
fapt urr, Engs fine Features, Scenes and Incidents
TWO PKRtORU tM IS DAlLt—S*IS OS fUllSE. A4mI«Im
' ■ •mIi. (hllrfrra Mnffrr IO.yr.ir* kglf-prlc. Itrtrrfrd M#«U
fTra, AmrSles «• Nab Day *f IsIIMUm, at
Gunter-Watnins Drua Co., Peachtrss
and Walton stroota, for grand-stand
only. Price $1.00 including admission.
TO IKE SCHIFF
Remarkable Story May Be
Told About a Big
Deal.
Story of Remarkable Heart-
lcssness Revealed by Pur
chase Papers.
Seattle, Wash., Sept. 18.—Somewhere
out on the Pacific Is a little American
boy, born of white parents, who has
teen sold to a Chinaman who will bring
him up as his own son in the land of
the dragon.
This case Is said to be without par'
allel in the history of the United
States* Immigration affairs. It Is the
first case of this character ever re
corded and Is absolutely without prece
dent.
When Sing Lee, a Chinaman, board
ed the steamship Chippewa with his
adopted son, Samuel Edwards Sing
Lee, an American boy with only the
rights and privileges of an alien, there
ended, so far as this port Is concerned,
a story of such deliberate heartless-
ness on the part of the dissolute par
ents that hardened Immigration offi
cials were visibly affected.
At Fort Wrangell, Alaska. Sam Ed
wards married Jennie Edwards,
1898. October 18, 1899, a boy was
born to the couple. When little Sam
my was 3 years old he was sold to the
Indians for a small sum with which tho
father purchased whisky to continue
his riotous life.
For five years the little fellow lived
with the Indians and was then sola to
the Chinaman. Mother, father, child
and Chinaman appeared before L. A.
Sloane, United States commissioner,
and ex-officio probate Judge, at Wran
gell, where the papers of adoption were
made out and signed.
NEGRO PRISONER
BREAKS JAIL
^ Tweet's Keeper it Dead.
New York Sept. 18.—John McLaugh
lin. who ma ‘•Boss'* Tweed’s keeper
New York, Sept. 18.—The Evening
Post prints the following story:
Not many days after Thomas F. Ryan
arrives In New York (he Is due aboard
the steamship Deutschland on Thurs
day) a subpena will be served upon
Jacob H. Schtff, head of the banking
firm of Kuhn. Loeb A Co., demanding
his appearance at the traction Investi
gation before the public service com
mission.
Mr. Schlff. it is understood, will be
asked to explain how and why ho com
pelled Ryan nnd his nasocltes In 1903 to
take off the bank's hands <6.000.000 of
Metropolitan Securities Company stock
over night.
The story In “The Street!* at the tiro*
was that the banker fixed a definite
hour for the production of the money
and that the traction group was put to
considerable difficulty to raise the cash.
In any event, as has become well
known since the - little episode, Mr.
Schlff got his money back and It
now certain that he obtained It by tell
ing Ryan and others that he knew the
affairs of the Metropolitan street rail
way system had been grossly misrep
resented to his firm.
The commonly accepted version of
the argument used effectively by Mr.
Schlff In bis Interview with Ryan Is
about ns follows:
“I shall not make public anything I
am doubtful about, and what I say will
get some attention.’*
It Is learned on trustworthy authority
that for years prior to the Jerome In
vestigation the Metropolitan system
kept two sets of books; also, that Je
rome’s expert nccountant got the wrong
set for the purpose of starting criminal
proceedings. As Is generally known. It
waa admitted recently that the Metro
politan Company had destroyed all Its
books.
when Tweed was a prisoner on Black
well's Island, died Monday at St. Vin
cents hospital, following an operation
for carbuncle. He was 70 years of age.
ftpeclsl to The Georgian.
Eatonton, Go., Sept. 18.—Alex Jones,
a negro, held in jail for trial at this
term of court, charged with assault,
made his escape yesterday as Sheriff
Marshall entered the Jail with break
fast for the prisoners. He is now being
pursued by a posse with bloodhounds.
P. S. ARKWRIGHT
RETURNS TO CITY
Preston S. Arkwright, president of
the Georgia Railway and Electric Com
pany, has returned from a month’s va
cation spent at Lake George. N. Y..
with his family. He spent a few days
In New York on his return trip on busi
ness for the Atlanta, Brunswick and
Atlantic railroad and the Bee Line
Steamship Company.
MAJOR M’COY OUT
AFTER ACCIDENT
Major Frank B. McCoy, who
thrown from a buggy In an exciting
runaway Monday night, was able to
be out Wednesday morning, according
lo reports from the post hospital at
Fort McPherson. Fortunately, there
were no Internal Injuries.
Fall Opening
Menter & Rosenbloom Co. Will Give
8ouvenirs to Visitors on Saturday.
“We believe that the Fall and Winter
Season will be a record breaker,” said
the manager of Menter A Rosenbloom
Co.’s store to a reporter the other day,
“and we have prepared for It with a
large and extensive line of stylish and
dependable Clothing for men and
women."
In fact we have such a splendid
stock that It Is with the greatest pride
that we display our goods to visitors.”
Menter A Rosenbloom Co. will have
their Fall opening Saturday, Sept. 21 k
and all are Invited to attend and secure
a souvenir.
Menter A Rosenbloom Co. claim the
distinction of being the largest Credit
Clothiers In the world. They rqierate
their own factory and own 73 Thriving
Stores. The local store is located over
1 Whitehall street.
** iBtACON.LIGHJ,
iTGlG OX^DiH EA UTS
Bread made of “Capitola” Flour
is wholesomely healthful—Biscuits
made from "Capitola” Flour are as
light as “thistle down” and as easily
digested as an oat-cake.
Pastry made of “Capitola" Flour is flaky, tooth
some, appetizing and digestible.
“Capitola Flour”
is tlie “faultless flour” for every form of
ilreiid ami Pastr.v making. Made by modern
million methods, of the choicest varieties of
expertly selected Winter wheat, strong in glu
ten, strictly pure in every respect, and the
perfect “ideal” of the Flour World.
by all Groctn.
Made daily in Atlanta, and for tala
When you order Flour, epeclfy "Capi
tola" and inii.t upon getting whnt you
order.
Atlanta Milling Co.
ATLANTA, CIA.
LIME, CEMENT
MORTAR, LATHS, PLASTER
'Rubber Roofing end All Builders’ Supplies
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PENSACOLA FOLK
Georgian Talks to 3,000 Peo
ple On the Liquor Ques
tion.
Special to Tin* 0<*irglitn.
Pensacola, Flk„ Sept. 18.f-Seaborn
Wright, of Rome. Ga., made an out
door prohibition address to 3,000 peo
ple In Pensacola last night and aroused
the greatest enthusiasm that the cam
paign has yet witnessed. He not only
had bis audience In laughter, tears and
cheers, but he made scores of converts
to the prohibition cause. He will speak
Wednesday night in the heaviest wet
precinct In the city.
ALEXANDERWON’T
RUN FOR CONGRESS
Hooper Alexander, of DeKalb, will
not be a candidate for congress from
the Fifth district.
For some time rumors have been In
irculatlon that Mr. Alexander would
get in the contest,, hut he stated posi
tively to The Georgian Tuesday that
he would not make the race.
This leaves Congressman Living
ston, Hon. James L. Mayson and Dr.
T. R. Whitley ns the candidates now In
the field. Mr. Mayson Is receiving a
great deal of encouragement from all
over the district. His campaign is
progressing very satisfactorily.
MINERAL WATER
AT NEWBORN
TEST VALIDITY OF
HATE INJUNCTION
Passenger Put Off L. & N.
Because He Wouldn’t
Pay 3-Cent Rate.
ROOSEVELT LETTER
President Assures Him He
Wants Him to Defeat
Johnson.
f Mobile, Ala., Sept. 18.—A special
from Decatur says a conductor on
Louisville and Nashville train south of
here ejected a passenger from I
train yesterday for refusing to pay
cents a mile, the amount required by
this company.
The passenger In question tendered
to the conductor of the train 2 1-2
cents a inlle. The conductor woulfl
not accept this amount, but told the
man that he would have to pay 3 cents
He refused nnd the conductor put him
off the train.
It Is believed that this was done
merely to test the validity of Judge
Jones' Injunction, and It Is believed
that It was done at the request of
friends of the state administration.
Whether or not the passenger will file
suit Is not known, but It is believed
that this will be done.
Cleveland, Ohio, kept. 18.— Congressman
Theo. B. Burton, who la the lb-publics n
candidate for mayor ngnluat Mayor Toni L.
Johnson, hns made public n letter he re
ceived from President Roosevelt, In which
the chief executive anld:
“There nre certain qualities of leadership
you |M)tseia which could not lie supplied
by any one elae In the bouse, nnd you have
a mnatery of certain auhjecta nncli ns no
other man In the house cftn hope to attain.
For you to leave the house therefore would
mean that In certain lines of leadership
there would he a loss that can not he made
would therefore he tempted to pro
test against your leaving If It were not for
tny profound conviction that It Is
most severe strsln In the government of our
cities. I feci thnt It Is of the utmost Im
portance to have a innn of your experience,
power nnd character, of your long (ruining.
30 THOUSAND
TELEGRAPHERS
IIIIIITPn Account of new
WflNThn e, K ht - hour Isw.
II fill I LU Salaries increased
DRAUGHON’S
PRACTICAL
BUSINESS
ATLANTA, 122 P.achtrea Street.
nraughon'e Toleicraphy student., by
•peelal arrangement, uee railroad wires.
ImniKhon's Co. (home once: NeehTlUe,
Tcnn.)ha. joCollege.in lyKtnte..; Ij.o.oo;.-
oorapltal: H.ooo.tuilenti annually. iSrean'
surces*. itu.-lNKa.s men ear Dranehon'. I.
TIIK. BUST. TURKU monthCutudj-ln* Book
keeping or Shorthand by Draughon’e COPT-
HliiilTKD method, equate six elsewhere.
Pntuehon aim hee 3,oaa etudnnte learning
BY M Ml. MrtteforptlceoonUomo study.
secured or mont ‘
(.'ataloguo F RI
E HANDLE THE BEST LINE
OF BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES
in the South. We have facilities for making the quickest de
livery. and orders are so carefully checked and handled as to insure our
customers against all possible errors or discrepancies. Phone your orders.
21 years in the Coal Business. We sell the best grade, deliver promptly
and give full weight. Business courtesy assured. Phone us your orders.
Special to The Georgian.
Newborn, Ga., Sept. 18.—The certifi
cate of analysis given by the N. P.
Pratt laboratory of the mineral water
discovered in our new public well showa
that Newborn has found a treasure.
It shows the presence* of an {unusually
large amount of bicarbonate?* of Iron
and manganese, both of whose tonic
properties are well known.
The analysis shows: Bicarbonate of
Iron, 92.6; bicarbonate of manganese,
27.8.
The other Ingredients specified are
those usually found In the waters of
tills section, and the sanitary analysis
shows a satisfactory degree of purity.
MAYSON INDORSED
BY VETS’ CAMP
Cpsnd Your Own Money, Your
Own Way.
Does It not seem strange to you that a
dealer who tries to substitute, when you
ink for nn advertised article, should as
sume that you are not capable of spending
your own money?
You can get good seats.
Cato is Continued.
The case of the Atlanta and West
Point railroad. Reeking to enjoin the
railroad cotnmlHalon from enforcing the
2-ccnt passenger rate on lta line, waa
called up before Judge Ellla Tuesday,
but was continued until next Friday.
ALABASTINE
GEORGIA PAINT & GLASS CO.,
40 P»«ehtr«a 8tr..t,
Office Gould Bldg.
10 Decatur St
Atlanta, Ga.
meeting «»f Htmiowall Jackson cnnip. United
t'onfed*-rate Veterans, held Tuesdny, nnd
i-rsolntluns (-ommemllpg him to the voters
of the Fifth congressional district were
unanimously adopted.
In their resolutions the veterans state
that thev “desire to hear testimony to bla
character ns a man. his worth ns n citi
zen and his ability ns a public man.”
STONEWALL CAMP
ENJOYS A PICNIC
held'Tuesday nt tJrnnt l*nrk. The plcnh
tvss attended by practically nil the mem
l.«rh of the ennip and their wives and
daughters to the number of about two bun-
'^Interesting speeches were made by City
Attorney James I,. Mayson nnd Attorney
\V. Mnnday. An excellent dinner was
served nnd the old veterans nnd their
friends spent n most enjoyable day.
spen
McFadden
ml .1. M. Bays
JERSEY DEMOCRATS
NAME KATZENBACH
Trenton. N. J., Sept. 18.—Former
Mayor Frank 8. Katzenbaoh. Jr., of
Trenton, has been nominated for gov
ernor by the Democratic state conven
tion.
KIRKCALDIE
Invites you to her Fall Showing
of Imported
DRESS GOODS, SUITINGS,
TRIMMINGS, LACES, ETC.
Today, Tomorrow and Friday
KIRKCALDIE
73 / -2 Whitehall Street
.