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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1907. Hospitals in our great cities are sad places to visit. Three-fourths of the patients lying on those snow white beds are women and girls. Why should this be the case ? Because they have neglected themselves. Every one of these patients had plenty of warning in those dragging sensations, pain at the left of right of side, nervous exhaustion, pain in the small of the back; all of which are indications of an unhealthy condition. . .... Do not drag along at home or in your place of employment until you are obliged to go to the hospital and submit to an examination and possi ble operation. Build up the feminine system, remove the derangements which have signified themselves by danger signals, and remember that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, made from native roots and herbs, has saved many women from the hospital. Read the letters here published with the full consent of the writers, and see how they escaped operations by a faithful reliance on Mrs. Pinkhams advice and consistent treatment with L m Mr*. Perry Byers, of ML Pleasant, Iowa, writes s Dear Mr*. Pinkham: — “ I was told by my physician that I had a fibroid tumor and that I would hare to be operated upon. I wrote to you for advice, which I followed carefully and took Lydia h. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. lam not only cured of the tumor but other female troubles, and can do all my own work after eight years of suffering.** Miss Rose Moore, 307 W. 26th St, New York, writes: Dear Mr*. nnkham : — “ Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has cured me of Jho very my deepest ■ worst form of female trouble and I wish to exprera to you my deepest gratitude. my dutlc _ I suffered in. _ ;les and was a burden to my family, r relief and constantly objecting to an operation which n's Vegetable Compound; it cured mo of the terrible trouble and I am now in better health than I have been for njany years.” This and ctliif Mch cum ihudd eneciragn eriry woman to by Lydia E. PlrJdun't YecotabloCompocna ttioro ahe mtmita to an operation. tensely for two years so that I was unable to attend to my I doctored and doctored with only temporary relief and com I waa advised to undergo. I decided to try LydialS. Pinkham' Mrs. Pinkham’s Standing Invitation to Women Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to promptly communicate with Mrs. Pinkham,*at Lynn, Mass. From the symptoms given, the trouble may be located, and helpful advice sent absolutely free. LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S VEGETABLE COMPOUND, made from Native Roots and Herbs, complies with all conditions of tlio new Pnro Food and Drugs Law, and is so guaranteed. IMMMIIbIMMMtSHMUUMHHWtMliSMMtMHIMtNIIMMHItllINHMtMMMItMMMHHMMMMM SOUTHERN SOCIETY | WAYCROSS. Ml** Arid Ip Borne*. who tin* spent upvitoI dari in WnyrroM, visiting her sister, Mrs. J. B. Thomns, hns returned to her home in Baxley. Mr. nnd Mrs. George R. Finch left Thurs day for south Florida, where they inny re side in future. Iter. 8. J. French returned Thursday from n few days' trip to Washington and Rich mond. Mrs. W. G. Connelly and children nnd Miss Berths Mclrer hare returned from a visit to relative* and frlepds at Rocking- ham, N. C. Mr. J. R. McDonald, Jr., of Fltsgerald, fs visiting bis parents. Sir. and Mrs. J. It. McDonald. Mrs. Rsrsh Williams and Miss Mnttle Willis ins returned Friday from Fornella. where they have been spending the amn- mer. Apdrotnactas have , where they have l»een visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey will occupy their handsome home on !<ee avenue this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Dsn T. Bibb, of Thomas- Tllle, are vlstlng In the city. Mr. J. B. Landers, of Gainesville, was the guest of Colonel B. G. Barks several days the past week. Mr. James .?. Beaton hns returned to -At* lantn. where he resumes his medical studies. Ml"* Edith I*oekhnrt hns entered college at Florence, Ala. • Miss Adu .Williams and Mia* Atlle Rtokea have entered Hamilton College, at Washing ton. !>. C. Mrs. Robert Tompkins, of Rt. Marys, Is visiting Mrs. Rlnion W. Illtch. Miss Myrs Paschal, of Jacksonville, who hss been visiting relatives in Way cross, re turned to her home recently. Mrs. W. W. Williams lias returned to her home In Lakeland, Fla., after n visit to Mrs. J. tl. Bird. Mr*. I. <\ Carter nnd little Miss Margaret DafTIn are visiting relatives nt Howells, Oa. MARIETTA. The ladles' Etirhre Club wns entertained on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Clifton I>ohl»s. The prises, a pair of fellk stock ings and a I took, were wou by Mrs. Sulli van and Miss Thompson. At the close of the game, a delicious salad course was served. • The Young Matrons' Bridge Whist Club met with Mrs. Ralph Northcutt, on Wed nesday. nnd were tlcllghlfully entertained. Mrs. Iteypr Iiewnr. of Nelson, Gs„ la the guev. i.f Mrs. D. W. Ileyward. Miss Jeanette Williams, of Atlanta, has resumed her ort **leS# here at* the resl- denro of Mrs. T. K. Dick. A large class la In attendance. has been has mum* Mrs. T. * * clul j her * (ftrtno. 1’attcrson entertained Friday. It was s pleasant Occasion nnd greatly enjoyed by nr Mrs. T. M. Brumby, Jr., entertained the spend-slUlny club from Atlanta on Wed- NEWNAN. Miss Maud Crawford, who has been visit ing Miss Male Campbell, returned’ to her home In Thomaston Friday. Mrs. W. E. Richards nnd children, of At lanta, lire the guests of Mrs. D. T. Man* get. Mr. Hugh Hackney nnd Mr. James Good- rum. of Atlanta, spent Rnndsy In Newnnn. Mrs. Colquitt Carter nnd son. Colquitt, who have been the guests of Mrs. o’. C. Hill, have returned to their home lu At lanta. Miss Mary Goodrum has returned from College I’nrk. Mr. II. M. Fisher Is In Norfolk, Vi. Miss 8:;s'o Hinlth, of Atlanta, who hns been Miss Jewel Fever's guest, bar returned home. Miss Julia May Hackney nnd Mrs. Raph ael Powell spent Tuesday In Atlanta. Mrs. I. N. Orr. Jr., who was lieen spending the summer In Grnntvllle with her Father's family, has returned boils'. Miss Ionise Peddy hns returned from a delightful visit to friends In Atlanta. Mr. Howard Askew*, of Atlanta, spent Sunday In Newnnn. Mrs. It. D. Cole and Mtss Ruth Cole spent Tuesday In Atlanta. Misses Cnrndcl Kchuessler. of Roanoke, Ain., mid Ruth Morris, of Atlanta, are the with home folks. Mrs. T. M. Goodrum entertained The Twelve very delightfully Friday afternoon. Mrs. G. II. Barr nnd Miss Lula Barr speut Tuesday In Atlanta. Miss Hnrah Buchanan hss returned from a plessaut visit to Mrs. Hugh IIII1 In West Miss Hattie Kelly, who hss been the lest of Miss Nelle Plr *" * her home In Griffin. Coweta Club gave Thurs day evening In their new club rooms. It was greatly enjoyed by every one present. PEN8ACOLA, FLA. Mrs. T. A. Jennings Is nt home again after a pleasant visit with relatives In At lanta. Mlaa Hilda Blount hns returned after a delightful trip In Europe, which has occu pied the summer months. Colonel R. M. Cn“ *“ In Virginia, who “ e summer at itste. ... Hilton Green nnd Miss Green are ah- sent on n trip to New York city. . Miss Clyde McKinnon hss accepted a school for the winter nt Myrtle Grove, and will l>e absent during the school months. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Kitten have re moved to Atlanta, much to the disappoint ment of their tunny friends In "the deep NASHVILLE, TENN. Mrs. Robert Lee Cooney, of Atlanta, who was In Nashville last week for a very short time, will will here Hatttrdny, accompanied by Mr. Cooney, to spend neveral days. They come to attend the marriage ou October la of Miss Elisnlteth Washington and Mr. II. Stuart Hotchkiss, which will be brilliantly solemnised nt noon nt Wessyngton, the an cestral home of the bride's parents. In Rob ertson county. There will be forty-live house guests entertained at Wessyngton nnd at other homes of the family connection In Roliertson county. The Baste also spend severnl days In ... PW guests of Mr. mid Mrs. Washington at the Maxwell. Hon. and Mrs. <]. N. Tillman ELBERTON. Miss Annie Mnshhurn leaves Saturday for Augusta to visit her sister, Mrs. Lanback. Mr. J. M. Cleveland returned from Chi cago a few drfys ago. He attended the pharmaceutical convention there. Mrs. W. O. Jopes and Mlsa VYeenona Blackwell have returned. from* Atlanta and Monroe, CM. The D. A. It. was entertained by* Mrs. Omar Harper Wednesday. Invitations are out to the wedding of Mr. Hopkins Brewer Swtarlngnn. of this place, to Klfts Lottie Morris, of Chattanooga, Toon. Mrs. J. A. Almond nnd Miss Elisabeth Wyche nre the guests of Mrs. Dr. Russell, of Easley, K C. The Rorosls was entertained-Tuesday by dinner* for them*thsVovenln^at G1 eif CIIft Miss Gertrude Fortson and Mrs. Turnell n't Tuesdnv thev ro to* RaSer£»ncounty and ,hp hon,p of !he,r mother. Mrs. Susan Fort- VmT Ml? (wi A wSSSnSS'ilrVs *». The subject discussed was "The Po- iunchwin Vor’them'nt Wnnldnlrtmf llafi that «*'•»' »°of„.l>07." . Mw. J. II. luncheon for them nt Washington Hall tunt day. The bridal dinner at Wessyngton Is that evening. Wednesday the Nashville of the millionaire r Stearns, of Michigan. A number of pre nuptial events were given for the bride. On Monday aft ernoon Miss. Ida Cavort entertained for her day Mrs. Jntnes II. Baird gave Wntnugn Clnb for Mlsa luncheon at .'feeman and an out-of-town guest nt ihe wedding, was a rehearsal party that evening nt tne home of the bride's sister ami brother, Mr. and Mra. E. E. Bnrthell, where the cere mony took place the next evening. tnr Mlsa VHP Vnlhice, Jr., and s?. n James Hamilton. the city of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rcarrett Moreno nnd fam- nte Potter, on North Hill. of the Confederacy. Hhe was the guest of the loesl chanters of tho Daughters Tues day. and tho first day of her visit wns taken for n visit to tho Ilerinltngo, nfter which she addressed tho IT. D. C. nt the Maxwell, ‘ subsequently wns the honor** of a re- HPnon tendered her there. Tuesday after noon Mrs. M. B. Pilcher, president of the state division of the P. D. nml Mrs. ltenn Folk gave an afternoon ten for her. Mrs. It. IT. Allen eutertnlned nt luncheon Tuesday for her house guest. Mlaa Mlrlnin Peeples, of Portsmouth, Ohio, and her aunt, Mrs. Richard L. Lloyd, of the name place, who are vlaltlng Mrs. Walter Rtokea nml Mra. Frank Avent. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Henderson an nounce the engagement and nppronrhlng marriage of their daughter. Mamie Jeanette, to Lawrence Winn, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Winn, and grandson of Mr#. Rachel Jackson Iaiwrence. The wedding will occur on Thursday evening, October 31, at the historic nerniltngc church, near the bride's home. gngement and approaching marriage of her (laughter. Phils Ann. to Nlsbet Hnmbaugh, of Birmingham. The wedding will toko place on Tuesday evening. October 22, nt '•Cleveland Hall, the nucestrnl home of the bride's grandparents, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Donelson, now owned by her brother, John Donelson. Mr. Hambnugh formerly was from Clarksville, where his mother re- Mrs. Jennie Griffin Watkins announces the engagement amt approaching marriage of her daughter. Matilda, to Frank Elliott Miller, which will take place Tuesday even ing, October 22, at T o'clock. Brewer wns re-eleetiM, president to serve for her second term. Rev. It. <2. Boardman. the beloved pastor of the First Baptist church here, together with his wife, left Thursday for Baltimore, whore for a while they will remain with their son until he Is rendy to enter the now Held for his work. Romo weeks ago ho re- signed his pastorship here. Quite a crowd of sorrowing friends were nt the depotI'to see them off. " PERRY. Mrs. J. C. Hoke, of Athens, Is visiting her uncle, Judge C. C. Duncan. Mrs. J. C. Illley, of Macon, Is visiting tier husband’s parents, Mr. and Mra. J. A. Illley. Mrs. G. G. Illley, of Amerlcus, Is tho guest of Mrs. J. J. Mnrshburn. Miss Wattle Nelson lias returned to her homo at Cordele. Miss Nell Parka, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. F. Cater, ' has returned to her home In Atlanta. Mra. M. M. Lowry hns roturned to her home In Amerlcus. Miss Jennie Miller baa returned to her homo In Hawklusvlllo. Mrs. M. C. Hook, Mrs. Ida Rodgers nnd Mis# Mamie Houser are attending the Worn- *t»'a Missionary meeting nt Cordele. Mrs. M. V. llnltzclnw Tins returned to her ome In Perry. Hhe spent tho summer with her daughter, Mrs. L. B. Robeson, at Marietta. Friday afternoon Misses Blossom nnd Mndlo Darla will compliment Miss Louise Riley with a bride's shower. Tho church benefit recital at the court house was s great success. A fine program CHATTANOOGA, TENN Friends here have received Invitations to the wedding of Miss Ilnxel Garrison and Mr. George A. Elder, In Rt. Louis, on Oc tober 16. Mr. Elder Is a Chattanooga boy, who hns made a remarkable business suc cess In Rt. Louis ilurlug the last few years. Miss Garrison Is n member of one of the lending families of the big Mis souri city. Miss Nan Horan nnd Mr. Walter E. Mills were united In marriage nt the home of the bride lu the Elisabeth Thursday even ing. From the time the paper started Until the announcement of her engagement Miss Horan wns society editor of The Chat tanooga Star. Rhe showed much newspa per anility, nnd It wns with regret that the paper gave her up. J' of the largest railroad section. Mias card party at ... Wednesday afternoon In honor of Miss Kate Fort Ellis, of Macon, Ga.. who Is tho guest of relatives here. The card tables were arranged on the lawn nnd porch, nnd refreshments which followed the card game were served on the lawn. A ge number of friends, r..Byron Holley performed the ceremony The lirlde hns resided In Rt. The Rev. .jj ably (_.* daughter, of Atlnnta, nnd Miss Jennie Mil ler, of llnwklnsvtlle, and Mr. Homer Miller, of Ilnwklnsvllle. The Daughters of the Confederacy will hold their regular meeting Thursday. Of ficers for the ensuing year will be elected. Cards are out announcing the marriage of Mr. Rupert L. Day un«t Mias Alice lone Hmnnk nt the Baptist church Wednesday, October 16. Mr. L. H. Tounsley, Jr., la attending an Atlanta business college. ALPHARETTA. Mr. Ivey Reale Is lu Atlanta. Mlsa Oiua Mayfield, of Roswell, la the guest of her sister, Mrs. George O. Hook. Miss Genie Hayes, of Buford, was last Rnndoy the guest of her slater, Miss Van- uah It ayes. | Gained 10 Pounds Female His causa women to (all off In flesh, and mako them weak, palo, miser able and "peaked.” It Is one symptom of female trouble. Wine of Cardui has been found to tone up their womanly system, so that this drag of disease on the constitution ts cased o(f, and the. body resumes Its natural buoyancy of health. With healih, of course, comes, to those who have lost flesh, as the result of Illness, Increase In weight, a better coating c( fat over the nerves and better reserve against overwork and waste of energy. Thousands of too-thtn women, who cannot get fat, would un doubtedly find the cause of their lack or ioss of flesh to consist very largely of female trouble—a reliable treatment for which. Is Wine cf Cardul. Mrs. M. C. Griffin, of Brunswick. Tenn., writes: ‘T have used two bottles of Wine of Cardul, and am now on my third, and It Is doing me all the good In the world. 1 think It Is the best medicine that was ever made, for women. Since using U, 1 have gained 10 pounds. In two months’ time. I hope you will publish what I say, in order that It may assist other suffering women.” Try It It may help you, as It helped Mrs. Griffin. Why not? At all druggists, $1.00 a bottle, with full directions for use. VOFT Rnnw Writ, hr Pm M«ai< Book for Women, tf you need Ad- T AYxjXi DUUI*. vice, describe symptoms, stating age, and we will reply In PAD T ATYTPO •skied envelope. Address: Ladies Advisory Dcpt- Mrs. M. C. Griffin Brunswick, Tenn. Wine of Cardui 0131 Elmo oil her life, and*' there has ’been no more popular young woman In that suburb. Mr. ChnpOWn Is « Chattanooga boy, whose business took him to Detroit a few years ngo, and the young couple will make their home lu the Michigan city. The Mission Ridge Morning Bridge Clul reorganised * for the winter nt a meeting held nt the home of Mrs. II. I*. Woodard Wednesday morning. Practically nil of the old memtwni were on hand. No bridge wns permitted nt this first meeting, the entire time being devoted to business. Mrs II. A. Kropp entertained with a fam ily dinner party Wednesday In honor of her slater-ln-lnw, Mr*. Web Colburn, of Rt. Louis. The guests were eight sisters and ‘ tort-in-law of Mrs. Colburn. ill** Marjory Drewry, of Cincinnati, was the honoree of a unique dinner party given Wednesday evening by Miss Mary Linn Carter, nt the Carter home, on Lookout moantnln. The table wns set In n cave on the spacious grounds, nnd nn elaborate course dinner was served In the very unus ual place. The first social event of the new season at the Young Men’a Christian Association was an elaborate reception to the students of the University of Chnttnnooga nnd other young men who haTe recently come to Chat tanooga to reside. Many young women of social prominence assisted In the welcome to the young men. An excellent musical program Wni carried out nnd refreshments were served. Over two hundred were pres ent. The Count nnd Countess Pasolini eontfniip to receive much attention during their stay here. A number of affairs were given In their honor this week. B0WER8VILLE. Mrs. u. rremuey, oi jni-KRfiiviiu’, eis.. spent several days with relatives here last Mr. and Mrs. Ed Evans, of Atlanta, are ' lends In onr town. C. Verner, of Martin, waa In Holbrook, of Boynton, spent last RundnyJn Bowersvltle with relatives. Mr. Judsoh Purdy la In Cnrnesvltle on business. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Fisher hare retn to their home In Elberton after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Miss Lain Bowers hns' returned from Westminster, R. C.. where she spent sov recently. Mrs. C. L. Cllnkscslcs, of Lowndesvllle, R. C., apent several days with her dsnghter, ~ A. Verner, recently. ward Doyle, of Royston, spent Run- HUNT8VILLE, ALA. Mr. James Barrett has announced the en gagement and nppronehlng marriage of his daughter, Daisy, and Benjamin W. Bowen, of Glenrord, Ga. The marriage will take place Wednesday. October 28. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lauderdale have re turned to Dyeraburg, Tenn., after visiting II ■ V YaIah ___ „ Minnie Rodgers. Miss Eva Whittlngbam has returned .. New* Decatur after vlaltlng Mlsa Louise Vnrln. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. from Atlantic City, N. several week*. ~~ and Mrs. n and / from Norfolk. Mr. and Vivian and Annleca * i Norfolk. '. and Mrs. Charie# 8umner, of Birm ingham, are visiting relatives here. Mrs. Wade Hampton, of Kelso, Tenn., ts vlstlng Mrs. A. W. Feeney. Misses Martha Bryson Woods and Ed Woods, of Fayetteville, have returned home after visiting relatives here. Mrs. C. P. Holt, of Nashville, is visiting Mrs. J. S. Yarbrough. Miss Mary Ctyee, of Cltronrilie, Is visit- - Miss Jennie Yeatr" tss Settle Austin. ( ing Mrs. John V. Gill. Mrs. White Glbaon and Miss Elisabeth McDonnell, of Birmingham, are visiting relatives here. Mrs. Margaret Bolling and Miss Susan White haTe returned from New York. Mra- J*** Greed and baby, of Pittsburg, Mrs. Mlftoo Ilumet baa returned from rulaekl. Vn. Mis. Virginia Clay Cloptou, of Gurley, U ROOFING Less than cost, but prices and quantities limited. Total quantity from all “sellers’’ combined limited to 500 squares. Have you an order for Roofing to sell? If so, we will buy it as follows:’ Best 3-ply Tarred Felt Roofing at 75c per square Best 2-ply Tarred Felt Roofing at 55c per square Best 1-ply Tarred Felt Roofing at 35c per square Should you want any of our High-Grade, Perma nent Ready Asphalt Roofings, send for our prices and samples of “Flint Coated,” “Rubber Coated” and “Gravel Surface Roofing.” Also Tar, Pitch and Asphalt Paint for “Old Felt Roofs,” Metal Roofs, Iron, etc. Lime, Cement, Cypress and Pine Shingles and Laths. CAROLINA PORTLAND CEMENT GO. ATLANTA, GA. MiRAND Tonight *nd Thursday—Matinea Thursday The MuMcnl Treat of the Year “THE UMPIRE” With the One Beet Comedian JOE WHITEHEAD And the Aekln-Slnger Company of 60 and the Foot Ball Broiler*. - Night J5o to tl.50—Matinee 25c to tl.00. Tlritlng relntlre* In the rlty. MIh Willie Itay. nt Mnlmr'- vlnltlng Mr.«. A. W. N'ewwnl Ml„ Mnrgeret Doiithiii. of rlsltlng Mra. Jnckann Rand. Mra. Thomaa II. Trueman nml Mlaa Ixiolm have gone to tbelr home.In Halloa. Tex. ecroiupnnled hr Mlaa Allene Cooper. Mia, Annie May Ilronongh, of Mndlaon, la Tlaltlng Mlaa fkimmle Hole. Mra. Roliert I*. Keeney nnd little dnniri ter, of Whltewell, Jcnn., nre flatting rei« I of Kclno, Tenn., GRIFFIN. Mint Cora Burr, of Macon, 1* re ceiving many charming courtesies as the guent of Mra. A. J. Burr. Mra. W. C. Beek* has returned from Fort Smith, Ark. Mrn. B. C. Murry entertained Mon day evening at bridge. Mina Roaallnd Blakely gave an ele gant bridge luncheon during the week In compliment to Mies Copeland, of McDonough. Minn Lucia Goddard entertained ■ on Thursday afternoon at bridge In honor of Mias Kimbrough and her guent, Min* Copeland. Mr*. Lem Taylor, who ha* been the guest of Mrs. Thad Clark during the summer, left Friday for her home In Savannah. Mr*. Emeat Huff and Mr*. David McMfchael, of Atlanta, are In the city, the guests of their parent*, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Doe. THE BIJOU TONIGHT—MATINEE THURSDAY. CHARLEY GRAPEWIN Aided By ANNA CHANCE And a Company of Ability In “The Awakening of Mr. Pipp.” Next Week, HAP WARD. ORPHEUM . HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE McCrea & Poole, "Tho Man With the Iron Nerve.” ALEXIS & 8CHALL. HOWARD’S PONIES AND DOGS. COOMBS & STONE, In "Tho Lo«t of the Troupe. ,, EIGHT FEATURE ACT8. a.. Matinees every day but Monday. Night 15c to 50c—Matinees 10c ana 25c. Phone Bell 3140, Atlanta 1764. W/\LL PAPER The largest and bent assorted stock In the city at the GEORGIA PAINT & GLASS CO„ <0 Peachtree Street. TEETH EXTRACTED ['<■ ,ltl Y.-ly without i Jin. Cj’c each. 1I..C teeth 13. Money can not boy batter.. IMItL&DCLt-lIla lUINTAL ROOMS, f.v, » Whitehall hu 77 Peachtree Street. Prices 10c and 20c—Matinees Dally. THIS WEEK’S BILL. FRANK — BARNELLS — MAY, Comedy Jugglers. DICK — DOYLES — DAISY Comedy Musicians. CARL & CARL, An Original Sketch. MISS LILLIAN LARL, Illustrated Songs. SOUTH SIDE IHEATeF * 44 East Hunter Street. Prices 10c and 20c—Matinees Dally. THIS WEEK'S BILL. Harrison, West & Harrison, Present ing “Buster Brown;” MISS CART; SCOTT, Physical Culture; HARVEY 4 ADAMS, Barrel Jumpers; J. C. MUR PHY, Stump Speeches; ADAMS A AD AMS. Knife Throwers; MISS ANNA HARRISON. Illustrated Scngs;SOUTH SIDE VITASCOPE.