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SAD BREATH «>e*r®ts and after nain* them I ran wllUnfljr au jerfoIlT or that they b*v® entirehr cnreJme. (•refor#yo“ Know tlint l aliall rroommeau i .m to any «»«® anffeiln* from •nek tronblM.” i«. H. Iiaip ern * 114 E. Jill St., New York, N. Y. Best Tor The Dowels .1 \ in bulk. The cennlne tablet atamped OOO. inaraateed to care or your money back. Sterling Remedy Co., Chlc.go or N.Y. 558 ANNUAL SALE, TEH MILLION BOXES ■i'HE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. Don’t fail to see GROSS SPECIAL $2.00 HAT EX- IIBIT showing how Hats je made from the live rab- )it to the consumer. GROSS TAILORING 00. An advertised article moat hare merit, herefore do not let your denier talk you iito taking something else, which be claims juat ns good, simply because he Is mak- U jj • larger profit on the substitute. Strong Slow Smith On Ac count Jf Former’s r. A complete pa don for L. D. Strong, of Macon, was recommended by the prison commies n Thursday, and It was at once I iproved by Governor Smith. Strong killed 1 >nry Smith, a printer In Macon, on acc rant of Strong's slater, who was emplo; id In Smith's printing plant. He was tried, convicted of In- voluntary mansl tughter and sent up for three years. , His case was rgued before the board by Representative Ben Fowler, of Ma con. "the unwhtten law” being the basis of the appal. Bittai Through bloi a spider bite, J quevill'-. Texas, which became had he not bee ten’s Arnica S] first appllcatli boxes healed a[ anteed by all by a Spider. ! poisoning, caused by In Washington, of Bos- vouid have lost hts leg. , mass of running sores, toersuaded to try Buck. IVe. He writes: "The > relieved, and four the sores.” 25c. Guar, fgglsts. ■INAL SITTING OF PEACE CONFERENCE SATURDAY A Rev?l Of Ribbohs The Fail Ribbons are ih—a maze of gorgeous csloring, sf ssft and tehder tints, of gracsfuiiy woven fancies and gay conceits. Their use will be lavish. Their possibilities are infinite. Where’s the wsmah who ever had her heart s content of ribbons? Ncte, will .you, these prices? Remember, the absolute accuracy of C-J.-DuB. advertising. Revel sf Ribbons—and you can economically possess .yourself of what you desire. Here are some specials: Then come with your wants to this Special— 6-inch Faille, all silk Ribbon in two weights, black, whits, light blue, corn, tabac, brown, navy, lavender, cardinal, scarlet, pink, reseda, myrtle, nile; J The Hague. Oct 17.—The final sitting of Ihe peace conference will take place Satur- . Thirteen conventions have been sign- ™ They follow: I The peaceful regulation of Ipternstloual J-onflicfa; providing for an international J,rlze court; regulating the rights and du ties of neutrals st sea; covering the laying If submarines; regarding the bombardment If tow dr from the son; In the matter of the Collection of contractual debts; the trsui- JprmufJoN of merchantmen Into warships; Keen riling the treatment of captured crown; lovering the Inviolability of Halting boats; the inviolability of the postal service; ap plication of tbf Genera convention and the Red Cross to wa warfare. In Addition, f.e conference has concluded the following federations and resolutions: That balloon!Shall not be used for throw* Ing of explosive; a recommendation In fi ror ot obllgapT arbitration; a resolui! Of a permahem court of arbitration; a re ' ~ the establishment of of arbitration; a resolu _ the limitation of arma< menta; the Aivocatlon of the third com fere ace; the; prohibition ft unnecessarily cruel bullets Ih warfare, and the co-opera tion of all cdfcntrtes In the building ot the palace of — Special— Special— 35c quality, 28c ■SCAPED PRISON YBAR AGO; NOW PREACHER AND RETURNS I Chic,go, Oct. 17.—Attired >a a minister or fbi gospel,' a strsnger entered tho office ot III, Indiana ststs prison st Michigan City, led., yesterday and declared that be was fen escaped convict and had coma to servo ■he reet of hla sentence. "Sly name Is Allan J. Lawrence, end I leaped from the prison In September, ISO*," t said. **« v* ms in i twi n mi mu to a re- viral meed:, on the prairie, where. In the flickering toht of torches pitched In front of the "lfilrle Schooner" of n wandering missionary there wss opened the vision or the comfit which came with a belief In Ood. Thia he told of his decision to £ reach tt*gospel and of the success which ad attefled his efforts at a Methodist evsngelli fNDREWS DECLARES SOME EDITORS SHOULD BE HANGED Washington, Oct 17.—President E. Denja- kilo Andrews, of the Unlvsrslty ot Ntbraa- ia, In in address st the fall convocation ft the George Washington University, st lie Polanco theater, yesterday, protested lliltut the attacks of tbs proseat day on ■ndlTiiiunl and corporate wealth by the | After declaring bis belief that banging should he tho pnnlahmont meted to the Irared lllieler, ho said; Veterans to Hive Reunion. I Huntsville, Ala., Oct, 17.—Tho Scotts- oro camp of Confederate Veteran* will told their annual barbecue In that |a*n on Saturday and will entertain I'vernl hundred of their friends, aamonaam — vufeifenu IU UIIUU- I as to assure piquancy and e mar- . ■ your Inventions, sod then, craftily avoid!* sucnbls libel snd relying for fur ther Irotsctlon oo the victim's known bind- Unsafe Industry snd dignity. No villainies coulif compere with tho squalid campaigns of Ifel which recent months have pro doc** " Deaths and FuhSrals iICK HEADACHE [CARTERS llTTLE m POSITIVELY Custo BY THCSC lima feme. Dya'pesl. relieved, Constipation avoided. Bowels regulated, no pain, no griping. SMALL RILL. SMALL DOSS. j SMALL PRIOR./ Captain Zaoh Martin. Impreoalvo ceremontea were those conducted Thursday morning at the Irit Methodist church by the pastor, r. J. Stewart French, over the body of aptaln Zach Martin, the veteran rail toy conductor, who died Sunday night. Fie honorary escort and pallbearcrr "insisted ot the Order of Railway Con ductors and the Odd Fellows, who at tended the funeral services In a body The Interment wae In Oakland ceme tery. C. V. Walker. of 5c 5c IVA Nethery Hie drink that made a reputation. It’s guaranteed under t - S. serial No. 13472 Grocers sell it in big mottles 5c The people like it. W. B. Nethery makes it at 53 S. Pryor St. ATLANTA, GA. 5c 5c lAugusta, who hae made Atlanta hie homo for the past six years, passed away at his residence In Whlteford avenue Wednesday afternoon at 2:20 o’clock. Mr. Walker was a bookkeeper for the Georgia railroad. He la sur vived by his wife, four children, one brother and three slaters. The body will be sent to Augu evening for funeral Fred W. Hornsby, The funeral of Fred W. Hornsby, who died Tuesday afternoon at the family residence In I.akewood Helgl ' held from the Lakewood Baptli Thursday morning at 11 o’clock. Interment followed a Infant of F. L. Wagner. The body of Frederick L., the Infant son of Mr. ami Mrs. F. L. Wagner, who died'at the family residence In Deca tur, Ga„ at 6 o’clock Wednesday morn ing. was sent to Elberton. Ga., Thurs day morning for funeral and Interment. Infant of H. S. Berry. The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Berry died at the residence of her parents on Washington street In East Point. Ga.. Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock. The funeral cervices were held from the residence Thursday aft ernoon at 2 o'clock and the Interment followed at College Park. Mrs. M. J. Samons. Mrs. M. J. Samons, age SI, passed [away at the residence of her brother. J. B. Montgomery, 6* Summit avenue, Wednesday night at 10 o’clock. Mrs. Samons had been In feeble health for some time and her death was not un expected. The body will be sent to I Hoganavlllt', Go.. Friday morning for funeral and Interment. 00000000000000000000000000 o INDIANS RID THEMSELVES O 0 OF INVALID RELATIVES. O O o O Winnipeg. Mam, Oct. 17.—That O 0 Indian tribee near Winnipeg have O O reverted to brutal savagery was O 0 brought out at the trials of chief- 0 0 tains of the Balte tribe. Just end- 0 0 ed. Sick and helpless members 0 O of the tribe were strangled and O 0 burned at the stake for no other D 0 reason than to relieve relatives O 0 caring for them. O 00000000000000000000000000 6-inck Messalins, satin finish, in brown, cam, light blue, navy, pihk, white, black, cardinal, gray; 35c quality, 28c yard 5-Inch all silk hsavy Taffsta Ribbfin in just tbs thing for children’s hair bows; 25c quality, 21c Black, white, cardinal, pink, light blue, navy. Msire Belting: Brown, light Hus, pink, lavsnJer, ersam, com, black, white, gray; No. 7, No. 9, No. 12, 45c 50c 60c Moire Taffsta Ribbon: Vsry much ussd, all cslors; 50c to 85c a yard Fancy Warp Prints And Dresden Ribbsns, 5 to 12 inchss wids; 35c to 4.50 yard Fahey Ribbsn Belting Dresdsn and brocade effects, 50c te 75c a yard Plaid Ribbon Mahy beautiful pattsrns to select frgm, 2 to 9 inches wide, 25c ts 1.00 yard Satin Taffeta Ribbon All widths and cslors, from No. 1 at To No. 100 at 35c bolt 90c yard LOOSE SHAF7 BOXING CA USED BIG EXPLOSION Fontanel. Ind., Oct. 17.—A deter mined light by means of Injunction Is being planned by the cHtcens to pre vent the rebuilding of the Dupont Pow der Mill, the explosion of which cost II lives and Injured *00. The work of clearing away the de bris and rebuilding the town has be- K n and already good progress has en mad*. William Sherrow, a workman In the glaring mill, where the first explosion occurred, who Is at tht hospital, said: "The explosion was caused by InoBe boxing on the shaft. The day before we had to throw water on It when the friction made It hot. Thle time It got too hot and sent oft the sparks that caused the explosion." Assistant Superintendent Nash, who Is at the hospital, confirms this state ment. TRY A GEORGIAN WANT AD THREE CHURCHES TO BE COMBINED 7RANS-ATLANTIC WIRELESS NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 17.—The trt ennlal council of the Congregational church In aeaslon last night by a unani mous vote adopted the report of the committee of twenty-eight on the aub- Ject of trl-chureh union. Tlie commit tee was unanimous la Us report favor ing the proposed amalgamation of the Congregationalism, Methodist Prot estants rnd United Brethren. The re port In part follows: "We recognise that, for the consum mation of this union, each denomination T . , ... - la prepared to modify Its administrative operators click the message marking the | will be open to commercial business, j forms. Among our ministry and . . ... - - - churches there have arisen divergent Glace Bay, N. 8., Oct. 17.—Five years The first message will be addressed of patient, tedious effort In perfecting to British newspapers. The first mes- his wireless apparatus, culminated to- sage west will go to American and Ca- day when Signor Marconi watched his j nadfan newspapers. Then the system operators click tht message marking the will be open to commercial business, formal opening of the trans-Atlantic The commercial rate will he 10 rents a service for public use. I word and the press 5 rents a word. 4% Interest Compounded, Allowed In Our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT On and After January 1, 1907 THE NEAL BANK E. H. THORNTON, Preiident. W. F. MANRY, H. 0. CALDWELL, F. M. BERRY, Vice Preiident. Cashier. Ass’t Cashier. BISHOP OP LONDON RETURNS HOME New York, Oct. 17.—Bishop Ingram, of London, was a passenger on tho Celtic, tailing tor home, after his tour of the United States and Canuda. He was beaming In hla exprrselona of en joyment during hit visit her*, and tho public receptions accorded him. robbersuseTx” TO KILL COUPLE Special to The Oorglnn. New Orleans. Oct. 1?.—Bobbers committed n horrible crime st Ht. Mary parish, nenr Franklin, during last night, when they entered the home of Mr. and Mr*, t'hnrles Keif red, nn uged couple, stul bntrhered them with sn sx. after which they escaped, leaving tjo clew. OFFICER 8EI2E8 BARREL 8HIPPED TO PROSPERITY, If You Are Going to Paint Consult us before placing your orders. We attend per sonally all jobs. Will cheer fully furnish estimates. We guarantee all work done by; us. ATLANTA PAINTING COMPANY, 613 Temple Court Building. Both Phones: Bell M. 5118; Atlanta 1284. opinions, both as to the Inteigiretstlon of certain clauses, nnd as to the effect of MrtsIn provW^ In the ^t of un 1 ^ of whlfty the dtpot at KVant‘cXc1™rh.*v h .*^n P m^r I Constable T. O. William, hied himself Hporlnl to The Ceorgien. Newberry. S. C„ Oct. 17.—Upon learning that there waa a consignment I™*" section, bu? * nd th * MelhodUt J Williams had a suspicion ai Protestant uotlies. I B , n *» aVilnnad »<-» Ilf Constable ka.,1*. .* , i» itiin.11» imu . .u.|iii as to whom Protestant bodies. i (h< >tuff waa snipped to and accord- 1 Ingly seised It In the name of the state Funeral of Btnjemln Watkins. j of South Carolina. The barrel contain- flpectal to Tb. Georgia*. ed 100 plnls. Douglasvllle. Ga., Oct. 17.—Benjamin ' vatkin ':«£s MOULDINGS by a car on the East Point line near Atlanta last Sunday and died at the! home of his son. J. P. Watkins. In East i Point, wa- 74 years old and leaves a| wife and six children. He was a Con- i federate veteran. The body wa* brought here yesterday for IntermenL Plate rails, chair relit. GEORGIA PAINT & GLASS CO., 40 Peachtree Street •so® AUaata, Wa. pact M, w. esd wmgggv NAgfl* cared at hsrae wilt, ovtpeta. look of aw tlculere lent ratt