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■THF. ATUANTA ttBOKGIAN AND NJ5W8: TUESDAY, DECEMBER ~5; 1911.
DISTRESS FROM A SICK, UPSET STOMACH, ,
GAS, SOURNESS OR INDIGESTION VANISHES.
Tour out-of-order Stomach
feds fine five minutes af
ter taking a little Dia-
pepsin.
Take your sour. out-of-order atom-
' h—or maybe you roll It Indlgreatlon.
Dvspepsla, Gastritis or Catarrh of
stomach; It doesn’t matter—take your
st< maul! trouble right with you to your
Pharragotat and aak him to open a
ro-cent ca«e of Pape'a Dlapepaln and
lot you eat one It-graln Trlangule and
«fo If within live mlnutea there !• left
any traco of your former misery..
The correct name for your trouble la
Food Fermentation—food souring; the
Digestive organa become woak, there
Is lock of gastrlo Juice: your food 1»
only half digested, and you becomo af
fected with loss of appetite, pressure l
and fullness after eating, vomiting,
nausea, heartburn, griping In .bowela.
tenderness In the pit of stomach, bad
cute In mouth, constipation, pain In
limbs, sleeplessness, belching of gas,
biliousness, sick headache, nervous
ness, dlszlnesa or many other similar
symptoms.
If your appetite la tickle and noth
ing tempts you, or you belch gas, or 11
you feel bloated after eating, or your
food lire like a lump of lead on your
stomach, you can make up your mind
that at the bottom of all this there Is
but one cause—fermentation of undi
gested food.
Prove to yourself In live minutes
that your stomach Is as good u any:
that there Is nothing realty wrong.
Stop this fermentation and begin eat
ing what you wont without fear of dis
comfort or misery.
Almost Instant relief la waiting for
you. It la merely a matter of how,
soon you tako a Uttle Dlapepaln.
AUTOMOBILES WILL STOP
BEFORE PASSING CARS
City Council Amends the Traf
fic Rules in an Important
Particular.
APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED
BY BISHOP H. C. MORRISON
By REV. J. FRANK 8NELL.
Bainbridge, Ga., Dee. S—At the clos
ing session of tho South Georgia con
fcrence Monday night the appointments
were read out by tllsliop H. C. Morri
son. They are as follows:
Savannah Distriet.
IV. F. Smith, presiding elder.
Savannah Trinity, J. B. Johnston:
Savannah Wesley Monumental, T. D.
Kills; Savannah Grace, T. II. Chrla-
linn: Savannah Kptvorth, W. M.
Hutch; Savannah Asbury, It. T. Free
man; Wesley Oak and Mission, C. D.
Adams; Waynesboro. J. A. llnrmon;
Ml lien, J. C. C. Brooks; Statesboro, W.
K. Dennis; Guyton, W. A. Brooks;
K.vlvanla, J. N. Hudson: Girard cir
cuit, F. L. Stokes; Brooklet and New
Hope. M. W. Carmichael; Sprlngfleld
ilrcult, T. I Noase; Rockyford circuit.
It. R. Normal; Besom circuit, E. B.
Sutton: MMvIlle circuit, L. A. Brown;
Grcencnt circuit, D. A. Lastlnger;
l.awtonvlllo circuit, C. J. Mullette;
It 1 neon circuit. Pnul Muse; Oliver cir
cuit. W. 8. Heath; Eureka circuit. J.
F. Word; Register circuit,,.F, J. Jor
dan, supply; .Milled circuit, R. M.
Booth; Ellabelle circuit, R. Rouse;
mtslsonary to Cuba, O. K. Hnpklns;
conference 'missionary, E. C. Cowan,
supply.
Macon Distriet.
.1 P. McFerrln, presiding elder.
Macon Mulberry-et, J. E. Wray;
Macon Flnevllle, J. T. Ryder; Macon
Flrst-it.. J. N. Foater; Macon Cen
tenary. P. tV. Ellis; East Macon, J, G.
Christian; Macon Second-st., B. E.
Whittington; Macon City mission. J.
(I. Harrison; Bibb circuit, J. W. Fin
ley; Byron circuit, J. N. Jones; Knox-
% Ills circuit and mission, L. B. Mc-
Mb hasl; Gordon circuit, C. ty. Jordan;
Irtvlnton circuit, A. F. Ward; Wash
ington circuit, W. W. Hill; Tennllle,
W7 F. Hlxon; Sandersrllle. T. W. Dar-
ley; Davlaboro and Newhope. J. A.
Rountree; Sprbad circuit, P. T. Hollo
way; Warthen circuit, B. D. Bourne;
Mathews circuit, R. L. Whitehead;
Roberta circuit, C. W. Snow; editor
Wesleyan Christian Advocate, W. C.
Lovett; president Wostoyan Female
college, tV. N. Ainsworth; vIco presi
dent Wesleyan Female college, C. R.
Jenkins; agent orphans home, J. A.
Smith; conference missionary. J. M.
Bass; missionary to Japan, W. J. Cal
lahan; missionary to Cubit, H. B. Bard,
well; missionary to Cuba, E. E.
Clements; conference colporteur, J. M.
Mather.
Columbus Distriet.
T. B. Stanford, presiding elder.
Columbus, St. Lukes, M. A. Morgan;
Columbus, St Pauls. L. W. Colson; Co
lumbus, Rose Hill, H. C, Jones; Colum
bus, East Highlands, J. N. Peacock;
North Highlands, U. Stevens; North
Broad-at., H. C. Ewing; Midland clr
cult, W. H. Ketchum; Elterslle and Ca.
taula, R. A. Sowell: Hamilton, O. B.
Close; Waverly Hall and Shiloh. V. P.
Scovllle; Geneva, J. H. Robinson; Tal-
botton, J. W. Arnold; Talbot Circuit. G.
C. Ingram and C. H. Word; Butler cir
cuit K. W. Anderson; Reynolds. T. R.
McMlchael; Mnuk circuit. O. R. Ste
vens; Buena Vista circuit, J. W. Wes
ton; Buena Vista circuit A. p- Brew-
ton: Cusaeta circuit R. W. Gannon;
secretary of education, L. W. Colson.
Co,-dele Distriet.
. A. Thomas, presiding elder,
ordele I. P. Tyson; Fitzgerald, Guy
ton Fisher; Hawklnsvllle, J, E. Seals;
Fort Valley, J. P. Wardlaw; Vienna, J.
O. A. Cook; Oglethorpe, Idea L. and
mission, J. B. McGehee and one to be
supplied; Montezuma, T. G. Land; Mar.
< f.jrtg'y of tadirw)
"Say, Doctor, what you
suppose ails me, anyway?
"Coffee? Why, I’ve drank
I
it 20 years, say Doc, quit chaffin’,
Fm feeling bad.
"Now there goes another of
those infernal twists in my right
side.
"Coffee congests the liver,
you say? So I’ve got to quit
Well, what do you know about
this Postum?
(A month later) “Momin*
Doc, yea feeling fine, thanks. Say,
you did give me & scare about my
liver, but it was all true, I reckon.
“When I quit the coffee and
went on with Postum. I began to
feq) better in two days and now
I've quit the army of coffee
cranks for good.
“Sure, I belong to the Postum
army, and know where my
comfort is."
‘There’s a Reason”
JM CEREAL CO, LTD, Bud. Crack. Midi.
After two more hour* consideration
of the' proposed revision of the road
laws Monday afternoon council voted,
for one Important change. It 1» that |
all bicycles, motorcycles and automo-1
biles must come to a full stop before
passing street cars that have stopped to j
let off or take on passengers. The vote j
was 11 to 9.
The law now !e that vehicles mult!
check and keep checking with street j
cars, tout It was argued that no one
obeyed thla ordinance. If the new or
dinance Is enforced, the movement of I
traffic In the principal streets will bol
much changed. ,
The speed of machines was fixed at
fteen miles an hour outside the Are
mlts and twelve miles within the Are
limits. AH machlnbs are required "to I
have good brakes and horns. Drivers
must now obey all road laws and-care
less and reckless driving Is to be pun
ished at the discretion of the recorder.
The section of the revised ordinance]
prohibiting the parking of machines in
the downtown section was voted down
by a count of 1J to 11.
Councilman Greer sprang a scheme
which, he said, would relieve the con
gestion In the center of the city. It
was a resolution requesting property
owners to Improve their property so
that the business section would be ex
tended. It was adopted.
There were many speeches on the
revisions of tho road rules, but the ar
guments were the same presented at|
mlttec meetings.
ormer meetings of council and many
ommf"
shnllvllle, J. J. Ansley; Unedllla and
Snow, B, F. Lawhorn: Ocllla, B. S.
Sentell; Mystic circuit. J. T. Lowe:
Plnehurst circuit, S. W. Brown; Perry
circuit, M.'F. Beals; Elko circuit. A. B.
Wall; Byronvlllo circuit, C. B. Ernest:
Rochello circuit, E. E. Gardner; Plne-
vlew circuit, B. C. Prltchart; Arabl cir
cuit, T. E. Murray; Rebecca circuit, J.
J. Candors.
Americus Distriet.
O. A. Jackson, preaiding elder.
Americus, O. B. Chester; Dawson, E.
F. Morgan: Cuthbert, T. E. Davenport;
Lumpkin, W. E. Arnold; Fort Gaines, J.
M. Itustin: Shellman, E, ILjMcGehee;
Ellavlllo circuit, R. fed Bailey; Plains
Circuit, W’. C. Glenn: Richland and
Western.-J. H. Allen; Mount Zion and
Leslie. "E, A. Sanders: Bronwood and
Graves. J. P. Dickinson; Smlthvllie
circuit.'N. H. Olmsteed; Edison circuit,
R. M. Weslqy: I.eary circuit, J. S.
Lewis; Spring Valley and Georgetown,
W. 8. Johnson; Parrott and mission, R.
P. - Fain: Sheliroiur circuit, H. C. Fen
tress; Omaha circuit, T. W. Gray!
Sumter circuit, J-. D. McCord; Sasser
circuit, J. ft. Funderburk, supply: presi
dent Andrew Female college, J. W. Ma
lone. >
Thomsevllle District.' ' t r
John M. Outler, presiding alder.
Thomasvllle, G. W. Mathews; Albany.
L. J. Ballard; Blakely, J. C. Flandert;
Bainbridge, Walter Anthony; Cairo. W.
L. Bright; Camilla, J. P. Cbatfleld;
Arlington. E. E. Rose; Colquitt and P
masons, -H. P. Stubbs; Boston circuit,
W, T. Stewart; Dnnnlsonvllie. circuit,'
H. L. Pearsons: Brinson circuit. J.'D.
Snyder; Pavo circuit, Jason Shlrak;
Jakln circuit. M. M. Leggett; Whlgham.
C. E. Roborts: Pelham, J. W. Lily; Ba-
conton circuit, 8. C. Ollff; Attapulgus
circuit, R.'F. OWens; Dixie circuit, Le-
land Moore; Babcock circuit. Walter
Wllltame; Ochlochhee circuit. C. E.
Dell; Fpcevllle circuit, L. E. Brady;
Meigs circuit, B. C. Matterson; Met
calfe Circuit, j; E. Channclle; Coolldge
circuit. J. W. Hines; Hilton circuit, C.
L. Wgtl; falreloth circuit, J. M. C.
Lark; conference missionary, F. A. Rat
cliffs; foreign missionary secretary,
board of missions, Ed F. Cook.
Valdost* District.
W. H. Budd, presiding elder.
Valdosta, J. H. Scruggs; Quitman,
and mission, R. Kerr and O. W. Little;
Tl/ton, T. H. Tompson; Ashburn, W. T.
Toweon: Moultrie. J. M. Glenn; Syl
vester, E. M. Overby: Sparks and mis
sion, J. P. Dell; Adel end mission, C,
W. Curry and M. Booth; Nashville and
mission, Reese Griffin; Mllltown. J. C.
Postell; Statesville and Fargo, M. B.
Ferrell; Norman Park, I. EL McKellar
Poulan circuit, n. F. Dennis; Lake
Park. B. L. Padrlck: Sale City, J. W.
Conners: Doerun circuit, G. IV. Hutch.
Inson; Hahlra circuit T. E. Pharr;
Sycamore circuit, C. M, Meeks; Mer-
ven circuit, M. A. Shaw; Valdosta cir
cuit, W. C. McGill; Berlin circuit, R. B,
Ross; Brldgeboro circuit, J. L. U'hlt-
tel; Alapaha circuit, J. S. Jordan: El.
dorado circuit, George Padrlck; Ash
burn circuit, H. H. Summerlin, supply:
Omega circuit, H. W. Tyler; president
sparks Collegiate tnetltute, A. W
Rees*; Ananclal agent 'Sparks Colle
glato Institute, John Ellis; professor
S parka Collegiate Institute. S. A.
Hearn; etuBent to Embry college, J. c.
Sirmnne; student to Emory college, J.
D. Smith; conference missionary sec
retary, W. H. Budd.
, Wayerost District.
W, Langston, presiding elder.
Waycrosa, First church, p. F, rook;
Waycrose, ■ Trinity, 3. 8. Thresher:
Waycross, Deenwood, J. E. Summer!
Waycroes, Gilchrist Park, W. T, Bel-
vln: Brunswick, First church, Loy
Wardwlck; Brunswick, McKendreo. M.
C. Austin, supply; Brunswick, Cran
berry, W. M. Johnson, supply: Htncs-
vllte, J. C. Grlner: Darien, J. F. Snell;
Jesup. A, Lester; Ludowld. O. M. In-
Anger; Blackstiear, W. P. Blevln;
Black sheer circuit. R. C. Dell; Alma
circuit. M. IV. Plunders; Merchon cir
cuit. E. L. Wain might; Nichols circuit,
T. C. Gardner; Douglu.W. A. Buck-
abee; Lone Hill circuit, R. K. Harvey;
Broxton circuit, S. 8. Kemp; Wares-
boro circuit, G. W. Thomat: Pearson
circuit, T. A. Mosely; Rusktn circuit,
B. A. Harper; E’olkston circuit, D. B.
Merritt; St. Marys apd Klngsland, T.
B. Kemp: Atkinson circuit. J. C.
Bourne: Woodbine circuit, O. C. Bo
land; Wltlacoochee circuit, C. L. Keaae;
Townaend and Cones, W. H. Fulcher;
district missionary. A, J. Moore; Ho-
mervllle, G. H. Walker.
McRae District.
L. A. Hill, prealding elder.
MrRne. H. M. Morrison; Helena and
Milan, W. G. Allaben; Chauncy circuit,
H. G. Everett, supply; Eastman, K.
Retd; Abbeville and Rhine, W. L.
Wooten: Jacksonville circuit, W. D.
McGregor: Lumber City and Scotland,
N. T. Pafford: Town* circuit. I. R. Kel
ly; Hazlehurst and mission, G. F. Aus
tin: Baxley and Graham, 8. K. Jenkins;
Baxley circuit. W. T. Lambert, supply;
Surrcnry circuit, 8. F. Wellman, sup
ply. and H. Etheridge: Alamo circuit.,
J. F. Taney: Mt. Vernon circuit, P. M.
Ledbetter; Htgston circuit. L. T. Rog
er*; ITvalda circuit, B. F. West: Vlda-
lla. J. H. House: Lyons and Collins, C.
B. Cook: Reldrvllle and Shiloh. W. A.
■Mallow: Altamalia circuit, R. M. Alli
son; Glennvllle circuit, Moses Register;
DO IT NOW!
W 4 __ _■ . •
Inspect the Wonderful Bargains Offered
at Wester Music Company*s Warerooms
Are Yob With Us? Last Chancel Sale lasts Only Few Wore DaysrCloses Saturday
IMMENSE STOCK IS BEING RAPIDLY DEPLETED!
ARE YOU WITH US?
Mr. Time Piano Buyer
This is no olap-trap excuse or fake sale. No re
strictions, nothing reserved, but a sale where every
Piano must go. Every Piano is.included, regardless of
cost.
Not a Piano must remain. And the time is getting
short now—dangerously short for you, Mr. Piano Piv-
chaser. Do you know that hundreds of shrewd "buyers
have taken advantage of this sale to at, least purchase
their* Piano I There ia a reason. There is always n
reason. Remember also that we offer variety—your
pick of the world’s best makes. What is it that keeps
you from buying! Is it price! We can sell you Up
right Pianos from $89 up, oh ternjs to suit. ,
Positively Regular Prices Will Pre
vail After Saturday Night
ITS NOW UP TO YOU
Piano Purchasers, Read! Reflect I Act Quickly!
Our immense stock is rapidly being depleted.
Will You Be Next, Mr. Piano Buyer?
Are you going to bo willing to pay double the price
Jfor your Piano next-week! This is n serious ques
tion, so decide now and your pockcthook will smile as
it never smiled before. Do it now—investigate. Mskw
your dollars do double duty.
$400
$760
$600
$400
NOW
NOW
NOW
$166
$206
Easy
Easy
$5.00
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DECKER BROS.
EVERETT
THE WESTER MUSIC CO.
64 Peachtree St, Atlanta—Open Evenings—157Cotton Ave.,Macon, Ga.
Hagan and Olaxton. G. T. Clark: Bell-
vllle circuit. J. A. Sconyera; Blbbtown
circuit, E. M. Sanders? conference mis
sionary, Slla* Johnson.
Dublin Distriet.
B. Anthony, preaiding elder.
Dublin. A. M. William*; Dublin cir
cuit, O. 8. Smith; Brewton circuit, G.
P. Revtere; Wrtghuvtlle, J. B. Grlner;
Vrlghtevllle circuit. J. W. Bridget;
Rtddlcvlllc circuit, J. L. Scruggs; Bar
ton- circuit, I. K. chamber*; Wadley, A.
P. Began; I^iulevUle, J. M. Lovett;
Adrian. H. C. Brewton; Adrian circuit,
I. L. Barr; Swalnaboro, J. W. Domln-
goee; Swalnaboro circuit, H. J. Graves;
Roekledge • circuit, O. " P. Simmons;
Soperton and Stlllnjore, G. R. Partin,’
Graymont, T. F. Drake: OarAeld clr-
cult, E. R. Cowart; Cochran, F. Me.
Collough; Dexter drgult.'C. 8. Bridges;
Jeffersonville circuit, J. W.-Ree*e: Dud
ley eirciftt, C. W. Littlejohn; Allentown
circuit. W. C. Ftancle: Empire circuit,
W. C. Embry: Wneley circuit, J, B.
Webb: superintendent Methodltt Train
ing school. Nashville. Tenn, W. F.
Quill Ian; professor Meridian Male col
lege, R. 8. Stewart.
FUNERAL OF M. R. EMMONS
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Funeral service* over the remalne of
M^R, Emmons, who died Sunday night
a* the result of taking nn accidental
decs of carbolic held, were conducted
Tuesday afternoon by Rev. Richard
Orme Fllnn, pastor of the North-ave.
Presbyterian church. -The cervices
were at hie late residence, *»« Peach
tree-*!,. .and the large room* were
crowded with business and social
friend* of the former merchant. A
number of beautiful Aoral offering?,
banked In profusion around the caese->
testified to the admiration Atlanta it"
®?os bad for Mr. Emmons. <
The interment u a* In West view • eta-
etery nnd the following named
noted ns pallbearers: H. S. Johnjon, •
R. Mobley. Dr. W. J. Blalock. Jof*P?
A. McCord. Black Hambrlght
Callaway, A. McD. Wilson ami -•
Prico. , , j-i
While Mr. Emnion* - remain* ia>
state Monday at hi* beautiful,^
score* of people vi*lle<I lh« I''! 1 * 1 JT
synipathlxc w ith the family and to !»•
heir Anal respects to the dead.