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THE ATLANTA GEORGIA# AND NEWB. rir.'Nr.auAT, uirroiiKK 9. ivk. Upon Every Bottle And Wrapper of ttw Genuine Dr. Betl’s Pine-Tar-Honay la printed the above design and the number $06. The design is onr trade* mark, and $06 /s our guaranty number. The mediclno oontalned In snch bottle will cure Goughs, Golds and all Dronchlal troubles more qnlckly and effectually than any other remedy. DR. BELL’S Pine-Tar-Honey Is sold by all drujgliU—-25c., 80c. sod fl«00 per bottle. ' Manufactured only by THE E. E. SUTHERLAND MEDICINE CO. Ptducah, Kentucky. MAirCARRIER HELD Charged With Misappropri ation of Government Funds. SEA ISLAND COTTON COMMANDS BIG PRICE J Special to The Georgian. : Valdosta, Oa., ,Opt.; 9.—The receipts < f eea Island cotton in thin city are be. | Coming considerably larger as the sea. son advances, and though there has ,;.bcen some decline In prices since thb ' season opened, the staple continues to I rlng a price very satisfactory to the drawers. ValdoBtn buyers nre paying j from 28 1-2c to 30 1-2c per pound. Tho ' landa In this section w|ll 'make about I as much'per acre as of;the short sta ll pie. BODY OF MRS. TOMLINSON INTERRED IN VALDOSTA, ■portal to The Georgian. Valdosta, Cfo./ Oct. 8.—The .body of Mrs. Marguerite K. Tomlinson, widow of the late K. H. Tomlinson, of this county, who died at a sanitarium In | ‘Atlanta Saturday night, was burled In " this city Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. ' Mrs. Tomlinson had been III about four weeks. Her husband died In Atlanta a few months, ago, having gone there 'for an operation. Mrs. Tomlinson was before her marriage Miss Stallings, of Orifnn, Gu. I MANY ATTORNEYS ATTEND HOUSTON SUPERIOR COURT. Special to The Ororgtsn. Perry, Ga.,'Oct. 9.—Judgo W. If. Fet- ton Is holding Houston, superior court ■ here. The Macon bar la represented by Solicitor W. Brunson, J. H. Hall, Judge A. L. Miller, R. D. Jordan, A. E. Barnes I and M. a. Bayne, Judge W. I,. Grice and Warner Grice, of Hawklnsvllle; Mathew Riley, Louis L. and IL E. Brown and L. A. Shepard, of Fort Val ley: Hon. C. C. Richardson, of Byron; Colonel Tomlinson Fort, of Atlanta, and Colonel McCurran, of Augusta. A. D. Skellle, of Fort Valley, was selected as foreman of the grand Jury. COMMITTEES TO MEET FOR A CONSOLIDATION. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga:, Oct. 9.—At a recent meeting of the Macon Cotton Exchango, n committee, consisting of Ed Lurat, tW. D. Hill, F, G. Hardoman, B. B. Ford and John Birch were appointed to meet the committee from the Chamber ; .of Commerce, R, J. Taylor, A. E, Chap- pelt, John C. Holmes, A. J. Long and K. L. McRay, for the purpose of ar ranging for the consolidation of the two organisations. It la likely that a meeting of the two committees, who were given power to act, will be held some time within the next few day.. Officer Return, to Duty. Macon, Ga:, OcL 9.—Officer Kerby, of the Macon police force, ha. returned to duty, after several weeks' - Illness with fever. He was taken sud denly III about a month ago while on duty and since that time has been con fined In the Macon hospital. H. L. Jenkins Dead. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., OcL 9.—H. I- Jenkins, nge] 32 years, died Tuesday evening at tli.* faintly residence, on Huguenin Hclghte, after ‘several weeks' Illness. He la survived by his wife anil one child, also, one sister and two brothers. The body was shipped to Cordele for ; funeral services and Interment. Special to The Georgian. 1 Macon, Oa., Oct. 9.—Charged with misappropriation At government- funds, T. W. Mann.' a rural free delivery ear ner, Was bound over to ■ the' Federal court by Commissioner Erwin, Mann's bond was placed at 2800, which his father gave. The charge against him was that he accepted money from farmers for money orders and that he S ave receipts for same. The postal or- ers, however, could not be collected. TO ARRANGE MACON DAY AT JAME8T0WN EXPO. Special To The Georgian. ' Macon, .Ga., Oct.’9.—No definite data lias yet been agreed upon for the Ma con Day at the Jamestown Exposition, nor will a day be named until Mayor Smith receives an answer to a letter written by Traveling Passenger Agent Petit, of the Southern railway, to the passenger department, asking for In structions. It Is the Intention to run a through sleeper to Norfolk to accommo date the Macon people who will go to the exposition. It Is believed that a party of not less seventy-five or one hundred, will make the trip If the de sired railroad accommodations are made. QUARREL AT CRAP GAME . n.. „ LEADS to KILLING. Hpwlnl to Tbe Goorgluii. Macon. Qit., Oct. 8.—Will 8tokes, a negro, emptied the contents of a dou- ble-barreled shotgun Into the body of another negro named 'Nat Htevens. Btokes skipped out Immediately after the shooting occurred and no trace of him can be found. The two negroes, who were drinking, had been shooting, dice with eeveral other negroes near Crumps Park, when an argument arose/ and, without warning, Btokes nred on Stevens, killing him Instantly. ALDERMAN JESSE HART Bpert„.,„Th« a V n ! NQ ,N HEALTH - Macon,'Ga., Oct. 9.—Alderman Jesee B. Hart has returned to Macon front Indian Springs, whero he has been the past week regaining his health. For several weeks Alderman Hnrt has been sick, ana It was on this account that , ,ro ! n ! h * hMermnnlo race. His many friends In Macon are. how- mot fii ‘T'n* to persuade him to make the race for alderman. Funeral of Infant Held. 8peelsl to Tbs Georgian. Macon, Ga., Oct. 9.—Sarah Kate, tha Infant daughter of Mr. 'and Mre. A. A. Johnson, died Tuesday afternoon at the family residence. BE8 ■ Oak strict, after an Illness of several days.. The Body was taken to Warrenton, Ga., tho old home of the fnmlly, where the fu neral servlcos and Interment will tgke FUNERAL OF MR8. HAGIN HELD AT TOOMSBORO Special to The Georgian. Macon, Oa., Oct. 9.—The body, of Mrs. Dora L. Hagln, who was found dead by her husband Tuesday morn ing, was shipped to Toomsboro, her former home, where the funeral serv ices and Interment were held today. Mrs. Hagln was well known In Macon and leaves, besides her husband, three children, Mnttllc, Annie and Carl, also three sisters, and her father and moth er, living at Toomsboro. CLINTON COOPER DIES FROM TYPHOID FEVER. Rperlnl to The Georgian. Macon. Ga., Oct. 9.—News of the death of Clinton D. Cooper, of Elko, was received In'Macon Tuesday after noon, with great sorrow. Mr. Cooper was a brother of Mra. Dr. Little, of Macon, and was well known by hundreds In this city. He had been sick for the past several weeks with typhoid fever, and la survived by his wife and two children. WIFE RECEIVES NO WORD FROM MISSING HUSBAND. Rpeelat to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., Oct. 9.—Nothing has yet been heard from William U. Hargrove, a Central railroad conductor, who left his wife and three little sons In Macon on Saturday morning. Mrs, Hargrove stated that she Is expecting word at any time from her. husband, and Is greatly worried over hU disappearance. She lives In Mocon with her three chil dren and was dependent entirely upon her husband for support. It has been stated, that possibly Hargrove, hearing of a position In some other section of s. B E Proud of* MUCH to SEE _ _ Muc H To TOMORROW The Gates of the Best State Fair Ever Held in Atlanta Will Be Thrown Open to the Public Extra Features Wild West Show and \ For the benefit of delegates to the Cotton' Spinners', Boiler Makers’ and Rural Free Delivery Conventions, extra features have been added to the program of running raceo on the opening day. The Spinners' and Boiler Makers' Handicaps will prove Intensely Interesting. Some of the beat horses of the American turf are here and are In fine condition to furnish the "Sport of Kings.” Four races each day. Manufacturers’ Dis plays The remarkable Improvements which have been made In agri cultural' machinery, vehicles, farm tools and Implements will be given practical demonstrations. This particular feature will be larger and more complete-than ever before. Live Stock and Poultry This feature will prove unusu»Hy attractive, ae the caeh prize* and medal awarde will bring Into »harp competition highest breeds. Circus The famous RANCH 101 will be here Thursday, October 17th, and will exhibit many Interesting scenes of camp and ranch life. Cattle roundups, lasso throwing, carrying the U. S. mall over the plains In relays, thrilling Indian fighting, cowboy frolics around the camp fire, fancy rifle and revolver shooting, catching, saddling and riding wild ronchos. Two performances dally. The afternoon performance will be free. Special Days Children’s Day, 8atgrday, October 12th. Automobile Day, Monday, October 14th. Farmers’ Union Day, Wednesday, October 16th. Fraternal 8oclety Day, Thursday, October 17th. Horse 8how, October 15th, 16th and 17th, All Day 8lnglng, Friday, October 18th. • Live Stock Judging Day, Friday, October 1Bth. - WM, JENNINGS BRYAN Day, Saturday, Ootobar 19th. This great orator and statesman will deliver a -public address at tho Fair Grounds. Fireman’s Day, Monday, October 21et. Poultry 8how opens Tuesday, ootber 22nd, Chanler Day, Friday, October 25th. Lieutenant Governor Stuyvesant Chanler, of New York, a possi ble Democratic Presidential candidate, will deliver a public address at tho Fair Grounds. ' Reduced Rates on All Railroads FRANK WELDON, Sec’y and Gen’l Mgr., Atlanta, Ga. YOUNG GENIUS HURT MAKIIGJXPERIMEIT Valdosta Boy Scalded By Explosion of Water Can. ipecltl to. The Georgian. Vale Jdost*. Ga., .Oct. 9.'—While a party of boys, living In the weatern portion of town, went tsperiiuontlng with the generation of ■team In nu old tin can, a lad named Walls was aevercly wall led by the ex. plosion of the can. nnd the other mem. Iters of the pnrty narrowly escaped serious Injury. The enn was * very large one, and badly battered np. One of the boys, the genius of the crowd, proposed to show the others how tho dents In tbe eon could be gotten out with steam pressure, nnd forthwith they Blled the ran shoot half full of water nnd built a lyse «» »■»>« It. A large cork was drjfen Into the rat of the cun, and through thla a nil l . was made. Into which n reed whistle was fastened, the neaping steam blowing the whlatle. Finally the nreamire grew so great that the enn eapfoded with n loud raport, scattering the boMaf water all over young Watt*. 8TREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES WELCOMED TO NEW ORLEANS. New Orleans. OcL *.—The tenth bi ennial convention of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electrical Hallway Employees of America were warmly welcomed to the city by Mayor Behrman. Many local labor leaders addressed the delegates. The conven tion was called to order by President John Stadler, of New Orleans division No. 191. Negro Is Fstally Shot Special to The Georgian. Salomon, Oa., OcL 9.—George Oriffin waa seriously If not fatally shot last night by Toad Smith, both negroes. The shooting waa the result of an alter cation and took place near the Middle Georgia Mills. Just beyond the town limits. The weapon used was a shot cun and both loads wsre Bred. HIRED WOMEN TO LOAD BOAT London, Oct. 9.—The captain of Russian ship ha* caused great Indigna tion along the Thames water front by hiring women to load his vessel. When men applied for work at six or soven shillings per day the captain told «b*m they were pot wanted. The next day fifteen women were put to work on the ship. The captain had engaged them to do the ship loading at two shillings nine pence per day. SHAKE IT OFF Rid v oursslf of Unnecessary Burdens, An Atlanta Citiisn Snows You How. Don’t bear unnecessary burdens. Burdens of a -bad back are unneces sary. Oet rid of them. Doan's Kldnty Pills cure bad backs; Cure lame, weak and aching backs; Cure every form of kidney Ills. Lota of local endorsements to prove this. James Armstrong, foundryman in the L. A R. shops, living on Windsor St.. Atlanta, On., says: "I have used Doan's Kidney'Pills for backache and urinary trouble and have been greatly benefited. I suffered with my back tor a number of years, the pain at times being so severe that I waa obliged to lay off from work. The pain took all the strength out of my back and I waa obliged to walk around all bent over. I had to grasp hold of something In or der to rise from a chair, and I could never tell when to expect sharp pierc ing twinges. The kidney, secretions were Infrequent and were highly col ored. I used liniments on my back, applied mustard plasters until my back was one large blister, but nothing did me any good. I saw Doan's Kidney PUts advertised and got a box at Bran- nen A Anthony's store at 102 Whitehall SL, and 30 Marietta St. I used them and noticed good results a short time later, so 1 continued taking them. My back became strong. I had no more backache and can do as hard a day's work as any man. I think Doan's Kid ney Pills Is tbe best backache and kid- remedy.•• 'or sale by all dealers. Price. B0 cents. FOstar-Mllbum Co, Buffalo, New York, sole agent* for the United mates. Remember the name—Doan's—and take no other. CITY TAX NOTICE. OITY TAX BOOKS WILL BE CLOSED OCTOBER 10TH. PAY NOW BEFORE FI. FAS ARE ISSUED AND COSTS GHARGED. E. T. PAYNE, City Tax Collector. Yon ore attracted by the advertisement In thle paper; you read It and make up your mind that the goods advertised are what yon want. Yon enter s store to mske your purchase. Be sure to get what you nsk for, even If the deuler tries to sell you some thing Just ss good. AVOID SUBSTITUTES. oooooooooooooaoooooooooooo O ELEVEN BRIDAL COUPLES O O ON STEAMSHIP SAVANNAH. O 0 New York. Oct. 9.—The new O O steamship City of Savannah, the O □ latest addition to the fleet of the O O Ocean Steamship Company to run 0 O between New York and Savannah. O O left her North river pier yeater- 0 O day afternoon on her maiden trip O 0 to Savannah. Eleven bridal cou- 0 0 pies were on board. 0 0 0 O0O000Q000O0OO0OO0000O0000 NEGRO CHARGED WITH FORGERY T. If. Malone, s negro lowyrr who It connected with Henry Lincoln Johnson In the practice of law la Atlanta, It alleged to have forged the name of Johnson as no tary public In a pension application, ac cording to an Indictment returned sgnlnst him by the United States grand Jury, which was In session Monday and Tuesday. It Is THE VICTOR *8R&Xl3*It. sanitarium opium and whisky::.":;, out shock or severe suffering. Comfort of patients carefully looked after. A ’ homelike, pleasant sanitarium, not a prison. Treatment entirely freo from any harmful re sults. Our thirty years' experience showa these diseases aro curable. For full particulars, call or address The Victor Sanitarium or B. M. Woolley Company, 104 North Pryor 8treot, Atlanta, Ga. ■ pp" for his appear The grand Jory adjourned Tuesday'until he second Monday In November. During Dies of Apoplexy, Special .to The Georgian. Norwood, Go., OcL 9.—Mrs. A. L. Cooper, age if. died Tuesday of apo plexy. She was alck only a few hours. Her body will be taken to Harlem for burial Wednesday on the noon train. Her husband, two sons and two daugh ters survive. THE ATLANTA DENTAL COLLEGE. The operatory of The Atlanta Dental College Is open for practical work from t l m. to I p. m. each day excepting Sundays. Filling operations of all kinds, Including gold, and tooth extractions, with or without gas, are mode by the advanced students, entirely free of charge. Experienced demonstrators In charge. THE ATLANTA DENTAL COLLEGE. INDEPENDENT ICE CO., 349 WHITEHALL STREET Manufacturers of Pure Distilled Water Ice. Prompt dellverjes made In the city. Carloads shipped to country points. Bell phone 536, West. Atlanta phone 4343, E. B. HARVEY, Manager. Branch Sanitarium de Truax and whiskey eliminated f r rom thoetate. Huceeaefalhometreatmentfaruncomplleatedcaaea. Withwhlakey lent, them aro abvlutely nolnenr.venlenrev, lone * BRANCH SANITARIUM L Corner Washington and Hunter Streets lOppcoito Capitol). Lumbermen Indicted. Minneapolis, OcL 9.—At a result of Its Investigation of tbe so-called “Little Black Book,” tha Federal grand Jury baa returned nineteen Indictments against well-known lumbermen and of ficers of the Northwestern Lumber men's Association, charging conspiracy “ * tud by the use of Ibe malls. Colored Teachers to Moot. The Oeorgla State Teachers’ Asso ciation, composed Of all negro teachers of the state la good standing, Is called to meet at Macon, Ga.. Friday. Novem ber-1, at 10 o'clock, for the purpos'd of effecting a better organization. The teacher* attending will get the benefit of the reduced rates to the colored state fair.