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1HL A 11*AN TA GEOUlfLAN AM) NEW 8. ^SSssssfastiGUT YOUR NUMBER? gmb bowel*, wesic kidneys and bUtd- iwwii nvmvkii i icraaJ TOWD LINER. : DELEGATES REGISTER I AND WEAR BADGES! Tutt’sPills bireii^clk effect on these organs, fftlmatattaf the bowels,causing them tn perform their natural functions as to youth and IMPARTING VIGOR——. to the kidneys. Madder and LIVES. They an adapted to oU and young. flPNJMii lyAitoito CaofictiMy ■ad unmoor hastti d at boat wttfe W “ * * tlcofsr B. M. WOOLLEY, M . Jh CENTRAL OF QCORQIA RAILWAY. Arrt»d From— I Depart T*- Farnooah .—i CM aznlHacon 11.40 pm JiirkaoavUle.. 7.W an.,\l.iron AOOam Maron IL2S ar.: Macoc 4.00 pm Mioc 4.3# paUaetaoBTflJa. M «.» pm Ma un barsciiah ....3.1* pm TEETH From Many Countries Visit ors Come to Cotton Conference. pals. Me each. best teeth H Money raa not Nr batter. phiUdclphu DENTAL ROOMS, " Wt No. It Whitehall BC COURT ADJOURNS; JUDGE ADDRESSES TEMPERANCE RALLY Campaign Brought to Close With Parade and Speaking. apodal to Tl» Georgian. Asheville, n\ a. Oat. 7*—A monster prohibition parade; prohah!/ the larg eat aver held in Asheville. marched through the atreeta of thla Uty at the demonstration here. It was estimated that there were about 7.00# men. women and children In line, with bends and banner*, and much enthusiasm was displayed. A unique feature was a large number of women wheeling baby carriages. In which were many lusty Infanta When the long lino reached the and' Itorlnm at 1 o’clock messengers were at one# dispatched to the United States court, when the hearing In the South* era railway rate earn was In progress When tha request was made to Judge Pritchard that ho coma to tha audita liam tha aodUwhat unusual spectacle was witnessed of counsel for both aides urging tha judge to adjourn court, which was dona and judge and counsel an peoceaded to the audltortnm. where ‘ Judge Pritchard received an ovation. Ke mad# a strong and stirring speech. behalf of pro- isthmus of lowed with a brief but spirited speech, urging an to carry prohibition for Asheville on Tuesday. There will be a parade of anti-saloon voters Monday night, which la expect ed to show the strength of the anti saloon movement. An Immense antl-prohlbltlon rally was held in tha county court house Bat urday evening, tha building being pack ed to Its utmost capacity. Before I o'clock, when the meeting was called to order, many hundreds had been turn ed away, unable to gain admittance. Ex-State Representative j. Frailer {Harm, chairman of Uw antl-prohlbltlon executive committee, presided, and among the apeaken were ex-Mayor Alfred 8. Barnard. John A. Roebllng, f Potlce Sties O. Bernard. Dr. Thomas A. Jonas. os-Chtef of Paquln and Judge By voluntary liquor men. all tha were doted Saturday evening o’clock, to remain dosed until We day. tha day after the election. Delegatee to the conference of cot- ton growers and manufacturers res later at the bureau as rapidly as they arrive. In order to aid each other la Identification and to facilitate intro ductions each delegate la given numbered button on registration, which la worn In the left lapel of the coat Registrations to date are as follows: 1. —C W. Macara, J. P, England, Piedmont Hotel. 2. —Wm. C. Macara, England, Pied mont Hotel. 1.—Mies L. E. Macara. England. Piedmont Hoti!. 5—H. P. Bannennan, England, Pled, moot Hotel. (.—John Smotburst. England, train. 7 —Thomas Hallam, J. P, England, ot train. 8.—H. O. Hutchinson. J. P, England, at train. I. —Albert Ashworth. England, train. 1#.—Wm. Howarth, England, at train. II. —Samuel Newton, J. P. England, at train. 1 J.—Edwin Barlow, J. P„ England, at train. 1#.—Walter Chadwick. J. P, England, at train. 14. —Thomas Ashton. England, at train. 15—J, C. Hickey. Texas. It.—B. W. Merit on. East Point. La. 17.—Thomas Coates, England, at train. 15. —Sidney R. Miller. England. 15.—William Hutchinson, England. 10. —Richard H. Jackson. England. 17.—O. M. Davis. Georgia (Farm ers’ Union). Peachtree Inn. 11. —W. L. Miller. Texas, (Farmers’ Union). Peachtree Inn. 11.—J. E. Bullard, Louisiana (Farm er*’ Union). Peachtree Inn. IS.—J. N. McAllister. Louisiana (Farmers’ Union). Peachtree Inn. 14. —A. 8. Harper, Texas (Farmers' Union), Peachtree Ids 15. —J. T. Neill. Texas (Farmers’ Un ion). Peachtree Inn. 34.—J. F. Duncan. Alabama (Farm- era’ Union). Peachtree Inn. 17.—William Dodd. England. St.—Harry Stott. England. 1*.—James M. Thomas. Engtand. 1#.—O. R. Nawton. England. 11.—Ernest Stott, England. 12 —Ralph Holden. England. 14. —C. J. H. Woodbury. England. 15. —Samuel 8. Dale. Boston, Mass. 14.—John Emery. England. 1*.—Wilfrid Nation. France. 1*.—Mortis Schanx. Germany. 40. —A J. Connell. Lowell. Mass. 41. —Handel Whittaker. England. 41.—F. H. Chadwick. England. 41.—Willi Supf. Germany. 44.—Jamas L Lord. England. 4*.—M. E.. Hartshorns. Masaachu- 44.—Hugh Hartahorne, Masaachu- 47. —Daniel A. Tompkins, North Car. Una. 48. —C. 8. Barrett. Atwater. Ga. (Partner** Union), Majestic Hotel. 48 —W. j. Wain. Fort Worttfc Texas (Farmers’ L’xlon). Peachtree win. 5(1—T. B. Brooks, Atwood. Tenn (Farmers’ Union). Majestic HoteL 51.—R. H. MeColloch, Arkansas (Farmers' Union), Terminal Hotel. (1.—George A. Ayer. East Hampton. W««4 51.—Robert Banks. England. 54.—Robert Mllscherlkh. Austria. 65.—Frans Knapps. Austria. 65. —Arthur Kuffler. Austria. 57.—Herman Berk hard t. Germany. 66. —Alfred Kremaer. Germany. Pied mont Hotel. 5#.—John Smith. England. HI.—H. W. MacAlllater. England. 61.—Dr. TuUts Foaatl. Italy, a.—William T. Weatarman, Phila delphia Pa. tl.—Piero Bonn!. Italy. 84.—R. O. Sudenbury, Jr, New Tork ** .—L. 8. Bachs. New Tork city. 1C—W. D. Martin. New Tork city. 47.—George Whltehewd. England. Free Catarrh Bed Breath, K Hawking, Ri in th« Ears. Deafnesi. Ha Cough and Spitting Quickly i Botanic Blood Balm The Remedy which Curts Catarrh by Killing the Catarrhal Poison and Purifying the Blood. LARGE SAMPLE FREE You mutt not neglect dlachargee of NAUSEATING YELLOW MATTER from the Ear, Note end Throat. ■ ATAERII 1* NOT OSLT DANGEROUS Is this nay, bat It reetrt ulcerations, death sad decay ot Louts, kills ambttfaa. *4mni ‘ ^Htlte. sod reaches to gen- sad Insanity. It heeds sitestl#« at oaew. care It h^ t^w It la erst debility. attehttes el _ .. .. . BOTANIC BLOOD BALM (B. B. e quick, radical, penes seat care, oeesase it rhto the eystesi of the poison germ that raeat catarrh. At the earns time BLOOD BALM IB. B. B.) purifies the blood, dose ef catarrh. It 1 of wira. rich. sorey with every *vuprose B. 8 scads e rfacting good pass bleed direct te the pe asd puts effected by esterrl I sth ssd strength jnst where It seeded, end In this way making * perfect, leetlas care el eatsrrh In ill Its forme. When we eey that B B. B. races we mens e real sere ssd this We gsanntee. K. B. B. hna eared thousands at rattirrh csees—evea the aaat deep-seated Mad efies every ether trre’iaeut Led failed. B It. B. does this hrrsess It reaeheu tha reuse ef sll tha trouble, sanely, polioaed. Dtsaaand Blond. Jaat try B. B. B. for I'alirrh sad yew will gm wefl surely sad Vtrr^ANii' BLOOD BALM IB. B. B) to pleimnt sad safe t» take: camp.we,! ef •ore Betas* lagredtontoi haMPLB SENT 1 REE he written Stood Bahn On. Attaala. SOLD BT litl’liiilffll. ar ant by express, el Si.ee PER LARGE BOTTLE. *l’h complete threctSoaa far hums con. II.—A. Lafemeu. Italy. 15. —S. T. Hubbard. New Tork city. James R. MacColl. Providence, R. I. TL—A. O. Deiwson. Montreal. Can. 71,—J. W. McGrath, Mississippi. 71.—Frederick A. Flalher. Lowell, !||t. 74.—W S. Lee. Charlotte. N. C. 76.—Mira Bertha Tatter?all. England. 76.—Arno Schmidt, England. 71.—C. M. Baps. Engtand. 74.—W. C. Straw, England. 88—Hugo Moller, Vienna. Austria. II.—Henry Thurman. Portugal. 13.—Eugene Lavoisier. Franco. 13. —James Tettersall. Engtand. 64.—Haris Haebler, Austria. 85.—F. T. Charles, London. 66. —Ernest Frteeer. Austria. 67. —Camille Lion, France. II.—Walter 8. Thom peon. Phila delphia, Pa. »».—C. B. Bryant. Charlotte. N. C. 60.—George R. Mareden, England. 51.—J. o. Lean. England. 63. —Jtuner R. Pressley, England. 66.—F. r.. SewelL England. 14. —M. rrugelnuutn. Germany. 16. —W. L. McCarty. Augusta. Ga, Piedmont Hotel. 14.—Fred Lacy, Lowell Maaa. 57.—James Lawrence. England. 64. —William V. Reilly, Louisiana 66.—J. a HaefTcle. Germany. 100. —R, H. Berry. England. 101. —Oscar Griffiths. Engtand. 103. —R P. Walker. New Tork city. 106. —L. Loomis, New Tack city. 104. —Charles L. Gay. Montgomery. Ala 105. —Adolf Walbel Germany. 104.—F. Uebel Germany. 107. —Mrs. T. Wlld-Mammen. Ger- Oskdelc. Haas. 106. —Dan G. Hughes, Danville. Ga 110.—Arthur Arnold. Bavaria 111 —Edwin Butt, Germany. 112 —BerthoW Kuhn. Germany. US.—Fay H. Martin. Boston. Mass. 114.—Charles B. Metcalfe. Texaa 114.—L. Steinegger. Germany. ILL—F L. Maxwell. Mound. La Uf —Mrs. P. L. Maxwell Mound. La 118.—James A. Burke. Holyoke. Mase. 120.—George Liaton. New Tork city. 131.—J- W. Schmidt, Germany, Pled. mont HoteL 123.—Mr*. J. W. Schmidt. Germany. Piedmont Hotel. 123. —Charle* A. Byron. EnglantL 134.—Randolph Smith. Engtand. 125. —Walter Clark, Mississippi. 124. —George Buckley. England. 127. —John Shaw, England. 126. —Frank Dickens. England. 128. —John G. Allison. Concord, N. C. 130.—C. C. Moore, Charlotte, N. C. 133. —Felix Schwarts, Germany. 18*.—Herman Laurens. Germany. 134. —Mat Goff. Germany. ISS.—T. Gilbert Pearson, Greensboro. N. C., Piedmont HoteL 134.—J. R. Montgomery. Windsor Locke, Conn.. Kimball House. 137. —M. A. Hayes. New Tork city. Piedmont Hotel. 138. —Carl Fischer Vow See. Germany. Piedmont Hotel. 138.—Alex Navlre. France. Piedmont. 140. —Mrs. T. Vavtro. France. Pied mont 141. —Charles B. Amory, Boston, Mas*.. Kimball House. 142. —H. L. Phillips. Hartford, Conn, Ptedmont. 183.—H. V. D. King. Washington. D. . Piedmont 144.—H. I- Hopkins, Greensboro; X. C. Piedmont. 115.—Will H. Woods. Natchea. Miss, Piedmont 144.—J. G. Walker, England. Pied mont. 147. —H. E. Burdett city. 146.—J. H. Hall New Tork city. Piedmont 148. —A. A. Newman, Chicago. Ill, Piedmont. 150. —IX GUfttian. city. 151. —James Henderson, Ludlow, Mass, Aragon Hotel 152. —A. O. H. Darts. Providence. R I, piedmont. 163.—J. Lee Long; Greenville, Ala, Piedmont. 154.—W. A. Hunter, city. . RHEUMATISM MUNYON’S 3X CURES 155.—W. W. Welt, Haalehurst. Mis*., (Farmer** Union). 154—0. L. Miaelt, Lake Boiler. FU.. (Farmer** Union). 157.—J. H. Hoyle. Thomaaton, Ga.. (Farmer** Union). Majesttc. 151—G. D. Bethea (Farmers* Union). 139.—J. L. Barron. Barneavllle. Ga.. (Farmer** Union), Majestic, lfo —W. Henry RilHck. England. 1*0.—J. I. Nat her, city. !*2.—T. E. Forsran. England. 1*3.—John B. Mayee. Haalehurat, Mine.. Kimball. 1*1.—J. if. Coen. Haalehnrat. Mia*,, Kimball. 1*5.—E. I-ang. Want Point. Ga. 1«*.—J. W. Means, Lafayette. Ga.. Ptedmont. 1*7.—Major Clrorci* Howe. United State* consul tc* England, Ptedmont. 168.—W. T. Dugen. city. 16?.—R. s. MUllken. Nashua. N. H.. Kimball. 170. —M. Buysee, Belgium. Piedmont. 171. —C. H. Claric. New Tork city, Kimball 172. —Carlo* de Hemptlnne, Belgium. 173. —William IL Harris, city. v R. F. -\bbny. Piedmont. 174.—R. F. Abbny. Piedmont, i 7 v R Maury - 174,—B. G. West, Memphis. Tenn, „\ A ’ Mor 1»S.—E. A. Griffin, Guthrie, Oklm, (Farmed’ Union). Majestic. 304.—William H. Dyer, Providence. R. I. 707.—J. D. Doyle. Patha. Ark. (Farm ers’ Union). Terminal. 258.—G. W. Tork. Indlanola. t T, (Farmers’ Union). Terminal. 108.—MUte H. Thomas. Dallas. Texas, Majestic. 210. —J. L. Watson, Charlotte. X. c. 211. —C Zechendorf, Greensboro, N.C, Piedmont. 312.—V. Buderson Stigen. city. 213. —R. F. Duckworth. Baraeavtlte, Ga. (Farmers’ Union), Majestic. 214. —J. O. Eubanks. Bamesvillc, Ga. (Farmers’ Union), Majestic, 115.—Ben L. Griffin. Conway, Ark. (Farmers* Union), Majestic. 214.—E. F. Fabrtus, Germany, Ara gon. 317.—Carl Clamp. Germany, Aragon. 21*.—John M. Born. Jr, city. 218.—Frank (’. North, city. 22#.—c. E. Bean. Tennllle. Ga, Pied mont. ’ 221. —Mrs. C. E. Bean. Tennllle. Ga, Piedmont; 222. —L. N. Holmes, Bernice. La. \HRAND Monday and Tuesday—October 7-8. MATINEE TUESDAY. j ^l n a ny CALVIN In the 5! us leal Comsdy ‘A BELL BOV With a Splendid Company of Fun Makers. Night 2Sc to $10)0—Mgt. 25c to 73c. •booting palci I* a ay part of the baily _ from o*e to three hour* and cure* In * few the Meed. It neutralise* the acid and take* all tadammattea and sore- ne«e away. Hare yon a lame or aching back, lumhafn or scUtica? Hare yon stiff or •woilen joints, no mat* ter hew rhmale? JUk your itruaaist for dutjroa's JX Uhoumattsm Care ami «te how luirkljr you will be run-d. back If It fall*. (Farmers' Union), Piedmont. 177.—Albert Buysee. Germany, Pled, m-mt. 17S.—Alfredo Bregge. Peru, Pled- mont. 17?.—J. A. Crawford. Mississippi. Piedmont. if*).—C. H., Gorton. Aragon, Ga^ Piedmont, 181—Roman Bacaya, Barcelona, Spain, Piedmont. 154. —Wilhelm Groaa, Germany. Ara gon. ' 185.—Thomas E. Scott city. IS*.—M. Volpl. New Orleans. If7.—Fernand Motto, France, Kim ball. 188. —A. Fremaux. France. Kimball. 189. —A. Pingle. France, Kim bail. 190. —O. Du ri 2 Her Matte, Frana?, Pletlmont 191. —Mr*. Roman Macaya, Spain, Piedmont. 192. —J. Thomas Heflin. Lafayette, Ala,, Piedmont. 153.—O. Anningcr. Austria, Piedmont 184.—Mrs. O. ABBlngcr. Austria, Piedmont. 155. —Karate) Jordan, city. 184.—J. L. Hill. city. 188.—Felix Wolf. Austria. 200.—Herman Brocb. Austria. 2*L—J. L. Lee. Bamesvillc, Ga, Morris, Alabama (Farm ers’ Union). 324.—J. B. Morris. Alabama (Farm ers’ Union). 225. —J. M. Bass, Haxlehsrst, Miss. (Farmers* Union). 226. —X E. Montgomery, Gteeson. Tenn. (Farmers’ Union). 22*.—J. F. Cass*!/. Gloucester, Miss. 228.—J. W. Bpenler, Bellefontalne, Miss. - , 238.—Paul Aacel. France, at train. 330. —Beni Nteolie. France, at train. 331. —Howard P. Park. city. 232. —J. W. Cockerham. Jr, Luella. La., Kimball. 233. —Alfredo Ferryros, Lima, Peru, KlmbalL 334. —Mrs. James O’Donnell, Grand Rapids, Mich, 107 Ivy street. 335. —Mrs. Ross Wrtgtey, Grand Rap ids. Mich, 1*7 Ivy street 234. —J. E. Rover*. Magnolia, Ark. (Farmers’ Union). Terminal. 337.—J. C. Palmer, Blackton. Ark, Terminal Hotel 238.—Edward Perm, Scotland, Mar lon HoteL 24#.—R. M. Cleveland. Marietta. 8. C. 241. —Frederick H. Bishop, Boston, Mass, Marion Annex. 242. —Charles W. Perm. Providence; Wednesday and Thursday—Matinee Thursday Ths Musical Treat of the Tear “THE UMPIRE” With the On* Best Comedian JOE WHITEHEAD And the Askin-Slnger Company of 60 and the Foot Ball Broilers. Night 2Sc to 11.50— Matinee 25c to 61M. ™ BIJOU TONIGHT—MATINEE TUESDAY. CHARLEY GRAPEWIN Aided By ANNA CHANCE And a Company ot Ability In ‘‘The Awakening of Mr. Pipp." A Hilarious Musical Farce. R. I, Marlon Annex. 243.—F. A. Snyder. Philadelphia. Pa, Majestic. 245.—William Entwtstle, Rocking. ham. N. C, Terminal. Boston. Mass, (F »T-w. , L k Motf* Bsrnewtiis, G., Stnart 6 Gin and Bnchn, a quick (Farmer** unton>. cure for Bright c disease, liver 8 - c ' *f d troubles. All drug. 2*8.—J. A. W est; Shawnee. Okia, giltl, $1.00. (Farmers’ Union i. Majestic. CITY TAX NOTICE. CITY TAX BOOKS WILL BE CLOSED OCTOBER 10TH. PAY NOW BEFORE FI. FAS ARE ISSUED AND COSTS CBLARGED. E. T. PAYNE, City Tax Collector. Mitchell May Nat Recavtr. Indianapolis. Ind, Oct 7.—The con dition of John Mitchell, president of the Mine Workers of America. Is giving Ms friends her* a good deal of concern and some at those who an associated with him express the belief that he win c-ver again be a wen man. ' ORPHEUM HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE McCrea A Poole, “The Man With the Iron Nerve.” ALEXIS A SCHALL. HOWARDS PONIES AND DOGS. COOMBS A STONE, In “Tha Last of EIGHT^FEATU^E ACTS. Matinees svery day but Monday. Night 15e to 50e—Matineas 10c and 25c. Phona Ball 314S. Atlanta 1764. 77 Peachtree Street. Prices 1Ce and 20e—Mstlnecs Daily. THIS WEEK’S BILL. FRANK — BARN ELLS — MAY, Comedy Jugglers. DICK — DOYLES — DAISY Comedy Musicians. CARL A CARL, An Original Sketch. MISS LILLIAN CARL, Illustrated Songs. SOUTH SIOE THEATER 44 East Hunter Street Pricee 10c and 20o—Matinees Daily. THIS WEEK’S BILL. Harrlson. West A Harrison, Present- ino “Buster Brown;'* MISS CARRIE SCOTT. Physical Cultural HARVEY A ADAMS, Barrel Jumpers; J. C. MUR PHY, Stump Speeches; ADAMS A AD* AMS, Knife Throveert; MISS ANNA HARRISON. Illustrated SongnSOUTH SIDE VITASCOre.