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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. fUESDAY, OCTOIlUlt », 18CJ, COMMON t'lNoE t>»4s cost Intelligent people to uso only rne/aincs of Known composition. There- ..for.- (t Is thaSDr. Pierce's medicines, the which print every Ingredient enterlngleiothem upon tho bottle wrap pers and attest Its correctness under 02th, are dally growing In favor. The com position of DnPierce's medicines Is open to cverybodvynr. Pierce being desirous of having l-V■rt niy.-i- s a- tion"ti:rn'>; f ! y m-m 1 fr>rmnl:n. 1*1 rv T confident that th«» Vetter fhe comnotmon ■ **i . ,iired. llcinc \ U • I !y made of ihf* active I nii didnsl principles extracted • from na tive forest root’s, by exact processes original with Hr. Pierce, and without tho 1 use of a drop of alcohol, triple-refined and 1 chemically pare g!;.rer!no being used In stead In extracting and preserving tho | curative virtue* residing In tho roots • employed, so medicines arc entirely , free from tho objection of doing harm J by creating an appetite for cither al- • cohollc beverages or habit - forming drugs. Examine the formula on their ■ bottle wrappers—tho same as sworn to by • Hr. Pierce, and yen will find that his J "Golden Medical Discovery," tho great. > blood-purifier, stomach tonic and bowel J regulator— the medicine which, whllo not • recoir.mondrd to euro consumption In Its j advanced sta;vs(r.o medicine will do that) > yet docs cure, all .those catarrhal condl- ! lions of bead and throat, weak stomach, > torpid liver and bronchial troubles, weak ! lungs and hrag-on-cougb*. which, If neg lect'd or ba iiy treated lead up to and finally terminate In consumption. , Toko the 'ikdden M-dlral Discovers" ■ to time and It Is not likely to disappoint } you If only you giro It a thorough and i Jnlr trial. ,Don t expect miracles. It • won't do supernatural things. You must { excrelso your patlcnco and persevere In Its ■ use (or a reasonable length of time to get < Its full benefits. Tho Ingredients of which ; Dr. Pierce's medlclr.es are composed have tho iinouallfid endorsement of scores of ; medical Iceclcrv-tetter than anv amount of lay, or non-professions I, testimonials, j They are no' given nwnv to bo expert- , nemertwite •••-re .-m J..-Ml dealers In • medlcln.- - prl INTO POLICE COURT ! Young Woman Released After Arrest for Work in Slums. fn FIGHTIfi 10 STATES ' Elections Will Be Held Tuesday of Next Week. York, Oct. 29.—Elections will ba faeJd in twelve state* one week from {'today. In Massachusetts, Rhode I«- 1 and. Maryland, Mississippi and Ken- L.tieky a governor and other state of- f leers are to be chosen; In New Jersey, t governor only; tn New York, two iftfoilate Justices of the court of np- I jcals; In Pennsylvania, a state trens- ‘ irer. and In Nebraska, n railroad com i nlssloner and two regents of the state * inlversity. In Ohio, Utah and Call j ’ornla municipal officers are to be so » ectcd, while In New York county l plumber of Judges and a sheriff nru to »e voted for, - The prohibitionists have n state tick -R m all the states except Maryland am. /vriislMlppr and city tickets In Cleve- nnd and Cincinnati, but not In Han •Taoclsco nr Salt Lake. PYTHIAN SISTERS GO TO SAVANNAH A delegation from the twu Atlanta Templca of the Pythlnn Slaters have tone to Savannah, where a Grand Temple of the organltatlon la to be formed this week. / , The Atlanta party la eomposed of 'he following: Prom Delphi Temple ao. », Mr*. J. A. Hollis, Mrs. I. F. Sty. "•on, Mrs. C. A. Bedford and Mrs. Dr. k. C. Brewer; from Atlanta Temple 4o. 9, Mrs. Deo Grlffln, Mrs. William Jross and Mr*. T. C. Pclot, Representatives from ull temples In he Ktnto will bo present and aid In brmlng the grand temple. The session rill commence Tuesday and continue wo days. Wes Cured Quickly at Home Vithout Pain, Cutting or Surgory. Instant Belief. Ve Prove It. Sample Package Free. There Is Just one other sure way to e cured—painless, safe and In the rlvacy of your own home—It is Pyra- rld Pile Cure. We mall a trial package free to all 'ho writ*. It will give you Inatant relief, allow on' ttio hnrmless. pelnlees nature of Sis meat remedy and Mart you well on ae way toward a perfect cure. Then you ean get a full-sized box rom any druggist for 60 cents, and ften one bo* cures. If the druggist tries to sell you .ome ning Just ns good. It Is because lie lakes more money on the subMItute. Intlst on having what you call for. The cure begins at once end con tinues rapidly until It Is complete and rrmaneut. You ran go right ahead with your •ork and be easy and comfortable all re lime. It la well worth trying. I Just send J iur name and addre*. to \Jrram1d Drug Company. 95 Pyramid ulldtng, Marahrll, Mich., and receive •ee bur return mall the trial package i a plain wrapoer. Thousands have been cured In this ley. painless and Inexpensive way. In j» privacy of the home. So knife and tu torture. No doctor and hit bill* All druggists, r.n cents. Write today W a tree package. On oomplalnt of certain saloonlats the vicinity of Decatur and Ivy streets that her effnrls as a Christian worker were interfering with their business, that she had been pulling men out of the saloons and inducing them to visit the Rescue Mission In Central avenue, Miss Fiber Daley, mission worker, was huled before Re corder Broyles ..Monday afternoon. The trial presented a remarkable scene, a great crowd of men, women and children. Christian workers and sympathizers, having marched to the police station In a body and crowded Into the police court room to witness the proceedings. When Judge Broyles rendered his decision, dismissing the case against the young woman, shouts of joy and exclamations of gratitude went up from the crowd, and hats and handkerchiefs were waved jubilantly In the air. Miss Daley denied she had pulled anyone nut of a saloon, stating that she merely walks up nnd down tho streets In the bowery districts Invit ing men on the sidewalks to visit tho Rescue Mission and pleading with them for their salvation. “I go out In tho name of Jesus," ex plained Miss Daley, as she stood be fore the judge’s desk with a Bible In her bands, “and Ho Is always with me. I do not pull men out of bar rooms, but merely stop them In the streets and In vite them to the mission. 1 do not loaf In the streets. Too many precious souls are being lost and the salvation of the soul is of too much Importance for Christian workers to loaf. We must keep moving.” In dismissing the case, Judge Broyles advised Miss Daley tlmt she was doing no wrong In Inviting men to the mis sion. but that It would be a violation of law should she pull men front sa loons or loaf In front of saloons. "Miss Daley," said the recorder, despise the saloons as murh as you or anybody else and am heartily glad they are going nut of business the fi-at of the year. But as long as they are li censed by tho city they have rights under tho law and these rights must not be Interfered with. Any forcible Interference with the business of saloon Is a violation of the low." "Do you think there Is a Judge In the world Who would have lined that worn, an'.’" naked Judge Broyles, quietly, ns the mission worker nnd her friends left the court room. Bitten by a Spider. Through blood poisoning, caused by a spider bite, John Washington,bf Bos- quevllle. Texas, would have lost his leg. which became a man of running sores, had he not been persuaded tu try Buck. Ion's Arnica Salve. He writes; “The first application relieved, and four boxes healed all the sores." I nnteed by all druggists. o ur Costume All tlie Garden Blooms Anew m Splendid Tinting' of Autumnal Ckarm New inspiration seems to be gathering daily in the Suit Department, so that now after a good stretch of brisk and constant selling, we are just as ready, just as splendidly provided to meet your wants as ever. Indeed, there’s an added animation pervading every garden of ours, for all the rich tints and tones of Autumn and fabrics. A simple business dress or a tail-gown. A Paris costume section of this Costume- bloom anew m frocks 10 BE POSTPONEO Tennessean Suffers From Severe Illness, but Will Come Later. 1 1 • T 1 T) . Vuhamberlm-1 n J ohnson'-JL-Ji iJDose ( uo. Suffering from a sore throat, ex- Renstor 16. W. Carmack has found It necessnry to cancel his lecture at the Bnptlst Tabernacle for Tuesday even ing. Telegrams' received from Senator Carmack Monday afternoon stated that hla throat was In such condition that It would be Impossible for him to come at this time to deliver tho lecture for the police fund. He said, however, that he would be pleased tn give a later date If It was desired. Arrangements will be msdo to this end. Purchasers of ticket* to the lecture are requested to hold them until tho new date for Mr. Carmack's address Is announced, which will be In a short time. They will bo honored on that date. The committee on arrangements for the relief Turn) has Issued the follow ing announcement; The lecture promised by the Atlanta Police Relict Allocation for tonight has been postponed on account of the Illness of ox-senator Carmack. Owing to this I'.Iikss tiia senator was conr- pelled to esncti several engagements, but we had hoped he would be able to meet this one and are disappointed, like yourselves, by reason of the post ponement. "We wish to say this! 'i. Holt your tickets—the lecture ill be given nt an early date. The officers of the department of K ollce are sincerely grateful to the pub. c for Its generous aaslstance In the purchase of tickets and encouragement of their efforts. » , 3. This Is entirely a mutual enter prise. and we appeal to your further genrrnsltr in submitting gracefully l) this act of Providence and to co-operate with us In making the further enter tainment a great success. ■ The an nouncement will be made In the papers In plenty of time for all to act and at tend. "Kindly note the above and extend to us your hearty co-operation, for we are doing all that men can do and we must rely upon your sympathy urn! help.” C. W. MORSE HAS LOST HIS GRIP Gowns for all occasions, walking frock. Matters not. Dressy Saits A new assortment of ligkt colored trimmed suits, pleated flared skirts, short coats. New ideas in trimming evident m many of them. It s here for you. Tailored Gowns t High-cl ass garments, follow ing the hest lines and cleverest ideas of skillful makers. Coats 30, 45 and 50 inches long. In all the desirable colors. or a trim Afternoon Dresses. Silks, Voiles, soft crepey stuffs, clinging and graceful, are fashioned into these charming gowns for afternoon wear. All the smart colors-russet, Co penhagen, navy, champagne; lace trimmed and very effective. $25.00 to $50.00 $35.00 to $75.00 $23.75 to $50.00 See the great picture, “The Vlllage Blacksmith, a masterpiece. FREii in the store this week. TAFTS HAVE NARROW ESCAPE Baguio, Oct. 29.— Secretary Taft and wife escaped Injury Monday from a runaway of mul.s, while In an auto- mobile with General Wood and General BIIm. The chauffeur, who was going at a great speed, fled after tho narrow escape of the distinguished travelers. LEWIS DOES WELL AFTER OPERATION J. Fred Lewie, of The Constitution, who Was operated on for appendicitis Saturday. Is reported as doing very well, which will prove welcome news to His friends. Mr. Lewis Is at 8t. Jo sephs Infirmary, where he Is receiving | tho best of care. GIRL KILLS RUSS POLICniREGTOR Went Into His Private Of fice and Shot Him Six Times. sn§& headache New York, Oct. 29.—It ban been for mally announced that there would be no official reorganization of the steam ship combination which was organized by l\ W. Morse and hie New England associate*. The ftnaneer of the various companies nnd their management, how ever. will be In the hands of the inter* •sis that formerly controlled the lines. CARTERS ! ITTI.E SVER PILLS. Dyspasia rcllovsd. Constipation avoided, Dowds miniated, no pain, no griping. SMALL PILL. SMALL DOCK. SMALL PRI03* St. Petersburg. Oct. 29.—General Maxlinoffsky, head of the department of prisons of the Interior, was shot and killed yesterday. young woman, who haa not yet been Identified, presented herself nt the weekly reception of General Max- Imoffsky and remained quietly In the crowded ante room until It was her turn to enter tho general's private of fice. When she was In his presence the woman drew a revolver and fired seven shots polntblank at the general, six of them taking effact. TEETH LONDON OIRL KIDNAPED BY RUSSIAN TERRORISTS. London, Oct. 29.—Barbnra Laponk- hln, aged IB, daughter of Alexander Lapnnkhtn, ex-governor of Revnl, and whose mother Is n Russian princess, has mysteriously disappeared In Lon don, nnd all the resources of the Rus sian embassy and Scotland Yard are i-lu. tuc'rech. "••! being employed to trace her. Miss Bar bara was visiting London with Iter DEI.Will PENT AL IttioMft. h«. M w hit«miii hi if You Are Going to Painl Consult us before placing your orders. Wc attend per sonally all jobs. Will cheer fully furnish estimates. We guarantee all work done by us. ATLANTA PAINTING COMPANY, Itsh. governess. Miss Fussell. A letter was received later telling that she was a prisoner In the cellar of a house and that Russian terrorists were Impli cated. FOUND HONEST RAILROAD MAN i rejoice that I have found an honest and honorable railroad man." Such Is the remarkable stattment C. R. Brown, of Lon Angeles, make. In a letfer to the Seaboard Air Line officials In Atlanta. In September a conductor on the Seaboard train from New York found a sample case on the train. Later Brown wrote saying he had lost It. but didn’t CAROLINA RATE CASE CONTINUED AsherlJJ*. N. t\. Ort. 29.-J»djre J. <\ Pritchard baa goua North for nn extended trip, and It \mi announced Just prior to hi* leaving that tho railway rate oasra will no un 1 ““ — „ mcryTi of LNwintwr. CONCESSIONAIRES HONOR_MR. WELDON As a token of the esteem in which he Is held, Frank Weldon, secretary of the fair association, was presented Saturday night with a handsome gold signet rlntf by the concessionaires of the midway. On. the ring are engraved Mr. Weldon’s InftlaU and the sides are decorated and studded with diamonds. On the inside Is the Inscription: “Front the 1907 concessionaires to our friend." The concessionaires showed their ap preciation of the treatment they receiv ed from the fair officials by* giving a banquet to the directors Saturday night. In presenting the ring to Secre tary Weldon, the presentation speech was made by Manager Jlnt Anderson, of the Oriental show. , IN TRI WRECK Misplaced Switch Derails • Georgia Railroad Accommodation. A misplaced switch derailed the ten der of the englno drawing the Conyers accommodation trnln over the Georgia railroad Monday afternoon about 5:30 o'clock nnd ns a result two employees nnd one passenger were Injured. The engineer of the train, Joseph Hogan, 24 years did, whose home Is In Augusta Is In a local sanitarium Inter nally Injured. ger, was bruised and scratched In Jumping from the train and was taken to the Grady Hospital. The trnln had reached « point on tho Georgia road near tlie Candler sts- tlon at Kirkwood when the tender jumped the track at a switch. The en gine waa running backward, pulling the train, but did not leave the rails. Instead the tender was joggled along over the ties and turned to one sloe. Several negro passengers were rid ing on the front platform of the first coach and they Jumped. This Is how Barnes was hurt. Inquiry at the sani tarium Tuesday developed that Engi neer Hogan was progressing os’well u« could be expected. Flremnn Webb Is scalded about the legs. After the ac cident it was over an hour before truf fle was resumed. No statement by the officials has been made as to why the switch was misplaced. Buit for Divores. temporary order restraining Iter husband, T. J. Floyd, from Interfering with her tn nay manner until the final .......... t settlement of her suit for divorce was 5! A. Webb, fireman, is nt his home In' granted by Judge Gills, of tho superior i painfully injured, while Tump| court. Mondny upon application of Mrs. of Conyers, a negro passen- j Minnie Floyd. 613 Temple Court Building. Both Phonss: Bel! M. Bill; Atlanta 1284. DR. FORTES, an O’J Railroad Surgeon, spent several years of study and exper i * ment in getting up the preparation known as Df« POrtfir’S Antiseptic Healing Oil. which is coming into universal use as the most conve nient and efficient application obtain able for wounds, burns, sores and skin and WHISKEY •or«4 artom sLstJsmsa •eager Agent Hampton, of the Sea board, has been trying to locoto him and Monday lie received an answer to! . . ... - — • — — — ^ ESS'SKHB; w ,^ h . reli ?ves pain, antiseptically S/w b*en found. And he also veemed aurprlaed that any rallroAd man waa honest or honor- • ble. lie wns glad, however, and wa» i>rofust in hU thank*. cleanses and rapidly heals all injured or diseased parts. It has become a sort oi “HCUSCW SltgCOP,” All druggists sell it. 25c