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TtlCtlRDAT. NOVEMBRIt L Iff*. 7 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN, THE LITTLE STORE AR0UND1 CORNER 16 E. Hunter St. IMPORTERS OF IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS W« have Ju«t received a large Importation of Irish Linen Handkerchief*, which we Imre placed on eale at the following low price*: I.adlCH' Sheer All-Llnen Embroidered Handkerchiefs at 5e Ladles - Sheer Alt-Linen Embroidered and Lace-Trimmed Handkerchiefs 10 and 15c We also have a beautiful line of lace-trlmmed handker chiefs, ranging in price from 25c to $1.25 Oent's All-Llnen Handkerchiefs 10, 15, 20 and 2Se Sec our line of Novelties in Neckwear. Just received a beautiful line of Ruffs at popular prices. 16 EAST HUNTER LACE HOUSE PAWNEE BILL’S WILD WEST AND GREAT FAB EAST ATLANTA, MONOAY, NOVEMBER 5. Did jjwGround},Jackson anJ Wheat Sit. AMERICA'S RATIOIAL EITERTAIIMEIT Over 1,000 Men, Women end Hareee Employed. The actualities of Frontier Life Vividly Repro duced. The Orient Transplanted to Your Vory Hornet. Over 100 Indiant from Different Weetern Tribee. Strange People from every Clime. The World’s Armies Asssmblad. “Mountain Meadow Massacre." "Hanging of a Hors* Thief.” “Burning of Trapper Tom's Cabin.” “Daadwood Stage Robbary.” Hard of India Elephants. Hard of Buf Philippine Island Cattle. FRESH FROM ONE MONTH'S NEW YORK 8UCCES8 Spectacular Street Farad* at 10 O'clock a, m. Two Performances Daily at 2 and 8 p. m. Rain or Shine. Seats for 10,000 Peopla Under ’ Canopic*. Sun and Rainproof Raaerved Seat* on 8a!e Day of show wljljout^extra^^ejiarge »t Whitaker-Ccuraey Dru Croad and Marietta Streets. i AT THE THEATERS Amelia Bingham at tha Grand. Mine AniHIn Bingham In "Tho I.IIan Room," Iho grenf«**t mu-cog* of h<-r careor, will Ih« wpii nt the Grand Tbnraday, Friday nnd Saturday night*. with a inn Hum on Saturday. She la anrronndod I»y a company of excellence*, nnd her own part la tbo *trenge*t In which nhfc baa oter appeared, while her play Ik the crowning effort of nil the production* ahe has made nlifce *h» became America’* only nctrosa-inuuager aoma live yearn ago. and produced Clyde Fitch'* play, “The CllmlMT*." “The Lilac Room*' I* n modern c. | cdy aoclety drama, a ml It* accnea are laid lu places which permit of gorgeutt* *ceuory and ncoe**orle*. Twenty-live thouanud dol lar* would not reproduce the beautiful brie- a-brar. painting*, Ktatunr/, etc.. n*cd hy Ml** Bingham In thla nrodoctlon. while her gown* more than Jdetlfy the reputation ahe ha* had for many year* of lielug the moat III the l ulled Stale*. The . .. conventional Kngllah folk, who are aonie- what #tartled and alarmed at the very tin- cihiventii>nnl American woman who cornea rfcf* — alt them. They arc grateful, and com ly won over, however, when the American woman tunke* he roe If uaeful hy —-—.1 much tangled affair, *e- Fngllahman with whom • In • uutuugliug a very much tangled affair, - lintrahle Hngllahman with w love, and bring* hnpplneaa out of il*ed to “*■ Mia;; 1 1 ho chaoB and discontent. aneh n way that the S7A 7E 70SE77LE WITH SIMS HEIRS FOR LOSS OF PASSES An agreement will probably be reached some time Thursday afternoon whereby the eleven heirs of Sherman J. Sims will be compensated for the lose of life passes on the Northeastern Railroad, now a port of the Southern system. There Is some Interesting history back of this case. In 1571 the North eastern was built connecting Athens and Lula. The state took over the bonds of the road, thus coming Into practical possession of the property. Sherman Sims gave the land for the Maysvtlle depot and about halt a mile of the right of way. In all some 12 acres of land. In consideration for this rrant Governor Atkinson Issued lifetime |>asaes to eleven members of Sims’ family. During Governor Candler's adminis tration the Northeastern was sold to the Southern, and that company de clined thereafter to honor the passes offered by any of the Sims heirs. The Southern held that Its purchase did not contemplate carrying out the private agreement of the state as regards the passes. Since that time persistent efforts have been made to secure from the state some compensation for the loss of the posses. A - resolution introduced iu the general assembly once failed, but last session a resolution was pass ed appointing a committee to go ' to Maysvllle and look Into the matter. That committee found that the Sims' heirs were entitled to some compensa tion. The claim will probably be ad justed on the basis of the valuation of concerned. H. H. Dean, of Gall J. B. Mehafty and W. O. Tike, of Jef ferson, are In'Atlanta representing the heirs In the effort at a settlement. Governor Terrell has passed the case to Attorney General Hart for his Interpretation of "Just compensation for the lose of lifetime passes. 1 As Judge Hart Is engaged In the United States clrctfll court he will not be able to render an opinion before Thursday afternoon. The twelve acres donated by Sherman Sims Is now val ued at |8,000. 3 s OUTHERN SOCIETY IN GEORGIA AND ADJOINING STATES. PLEASANT MENTION FROM OTHER CITIES 1 WEEK-END BARGAINS Some Specials for Friday and Saturday. ROCKMART. Mr. L. A. Blftndenbur* ha* realgned hi* position oh bookkeeper of the Rockmart bank and ha* accepted a like position with the First National Bank of Carteravtlle. / Miss Willard Stark, ofte of our pop ular young ladle*, left la*t Tuesday for Atlanta, where ahe entered Cox Col lege. Mr. H. I*. McKwen Is visiting friends In Nashville, Tenn. Johnnie Hlmpaon left yesterday for MilledKevillc. where to goea to enter college. w MIshoh Catherine Cain and Ruby Johnston spent *evernl day* of this week In Atlanta. Me**r*. Jim Dover and Barclay Mor gan were In Atlanta Friday and Sat urday. Mi** Clara Mlnter Wimberly, of Ma con. will be the gueat of Mias Jule Tucker next week. Misses Lillian Moore and Helen Spencer spent Inst week in tho Gate City. Mr. nuell Stark ha* returned from a business trip to Atlanta. uniitlntcd praise. RAILROAD SCHEDULES Shotting tbo Arrival ai.d Departure of l’at finger Trains of the Following Roads: WKSVKU.N AND ATLANTIC llAlt.UO.lU No.-.Arrive From- l No.—Depart To- *1 Nashville.. 7:1® ami* 2 Nashville. 9:15 am -• 1| 74 Marietta..12:10 ■*- •3 Marietta... S:3S* •M Nnahvllle.. 11:46 ami* 92 Na»bvllle.4:M pm •5 Marietta... 2:60 pral 72 Marietta.. &:J0 P*J« * 1 Nashville.. 7:35 pml* 4 Nnobvlll*. S:«»0 pm Arrive From— i Depart Mn con ,, *.Tvanunb Macou Havannati Macon Savannah Jacksonville. .12:11 am 1:0® am 4:00 po» 9:U pm i -JO pm Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall. Them I* a great treat In store for Im- of the romantic dramas when “Dorothy Vernon of Hadden Hall" eotue* to the Grand An Monday nnd Tuesday night*, with a matinee on Tuesday. Mis* Laura Hurt nnd Ilenry Stanford ore being starred lu the production, and a* the winsome, wil ful. headstrong, yet withal fnscluatlng her oine. Ml** Hurt ha* added another triumph to her career. Het iu the delightful at mosphere of the day* of “CJ«mv| ijueen Hess," with historic Haddon Hall ns love story. Paul. Hester of Charles Mn^Jor el, "Dorothy Vernon Inddmi Hall.' .. plays nown Closely tn the orlg- ATLANTA AND WERT POINT RAIL ROAD. Arrive From— I Depart To— . •irriTc rrom— i uepari to— . 11:40 atni’Montgoiuanr 6:23 am •Montgomery. 7:4® piu|*Moutg’m'ry.l2:i> pm r5r! ,nm 11:* puj|*8elma 4:S) pm If Orange 6:20 am UGrauge.... 5:36 pm •Montgomery. 3:40 pm;*MoutgVry.ll:li pm j'bslly. All other trains daily except Sun- trains of Atlanta auil West Point Railroad Company arrive nt nnd depart A .J ,,nta Terminal Station, corner of Mltchsll street nnu Madison avenue. J3a?.:.:^|B8aS65:.':: SB it* 3:15 pm •Angusta 11:45 pi “ All other trains dally except gnn Mitt Annie Rutssil, Franklin Fyles. the well-known New York critic, writing of the production of "A Mid summer Night’s Dream," In which Annie Unwell will 1k» seen at the Grand Wednes day a** Thursday, with a muiincc Thurs day afternoon, said: "August Daly used to einhc)!|*)j *A MhJ- Hitmnmr Night's Dream’ elaborately and Nat Girndwln Kpe<'iaculnrlxed It extrava gantly three rears ago. hut for artful re- ••nurse to the electrical device* of stage ft. tills work of Wagenlmls & Kemper vttrpa* » and equal* Irving." At the Bijou. Full of pretty music, replete with whole some comedy and up-to-date In every par ticular. "Lovers nnd Lunatics" Is scoring NASHVILLE* TENN. Mr. und Mr*. Henry Sperry announce the engagement of their daughter, An nette. nnd Mr. Charles Arthur Moore. Jr., of New York. The bride-elect, who Is still quite young, has not yet made her formal debut She met Mr. Moore, who Is the son of a weiylthy New York er whose Hummer home Is In Green wich, Conn., on a trip abroad last sum mer. With her Ranee, who Ih In Nash ville on a visit now, she was the honor guest of n handsome dinner at the Golf and Country Club last .Monday evening, given by her cousin, Mr. Ossie Walsh. Mrs. Robert Lee Cooney, of Atlanta, rill return home Monday after a week's visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Meeks. Mr. Cooney will come hero to accompany her home, and she came to Nashville with her brother, Mr. Em mett Meeks, who visited her In Atlanta last week. Mrs. John Burns Duke, of Augusta, Ga.. Is here to visit her sister, Mrs. R. Houston Dudley. Jr. Miss Nelllo Gilmer has returned from n month's visit to Mrs. K. M. Wood, In Atlanta. Miss Mary Ann Robinson entertained the bridal party at the marriage of Ml** Mary Louise Warner and Mr. Luke Lea at dinner tonight at her country home, and Mr. nnd Mr#. Over- ton Lea give a dinner for them at Lea- land next Monday night. Mrs. Nannie Baxter Overton, sister of Mr*. James Thomas, of Atlanta, and daughter of Judge Ed Baxter, was mar ried to Dr. Albert Smith Dabney, of Golden Pond. Ky„ Thursday afternoon at her father's home. The Gentleman's Cotillion Club will give a german at the Duncan, Novem ber 9. Miss Shirley Cummins was* elected today president of the Girls’ Cotillion club and Ml** Jane Tillman, secretary. New members elected were: Misses Bettle B. Baxter, Minnie Fall, Hara Berry, Gertrude Whitworth, Ireno Kirkpatrick, Kittle 8tubblefle1d, Bessie , illy of , will go to Griffin, Ga.. In February* where they will make their future home, much to the regret of their numerous friends. . Mr. a ml Mr*. Erne*t Wllllntus hue re turned from New York. The Mieses Gulnuey, of Maynesl»oro, will he guests next week of Mis* Lillian Htulb. Airs. Cntberlno WolsIgUr Is visiting lu New York. .. Miss Dorn Koppet I* the guest of Mrs. Hi'lieiistein. In Columbus, this week. Miss Helen Wheeler, of Hitvnnnnh. wns among the out of-towu guests nt the Often- llogrefe wedding. Airs. Turner Howard has returned to Knoxville. Tenn., alter an extended visit to relatives In the city. Miss Harsh Lowe, of Washington. Ga., visited friends In the city this week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Benson have returned from New York. Mr*. Wnll hn* returned to Horidn. after n visit to her daughter, Mrs. Leu Castle- lierry. VILLA RICA. Mr. and Airs. L. Z. Dorsott. of Douglas- vllle, on me over Hnndny to spend n few days with relatives. Mr. Alex Walker, who bn* been at Pratt ville the past few weeks, I* spending 111. Airs. Milton Candler, of Corinth, Ml**., spent s few days hero Inst week. • -.op,, |„ at homo from Hotith ., spent a •. Charley Carolina. Miss Emma Davis returned to Austell Friday, sconmnauled hy her sister, Airs. A. L. While, and children. . Mrs. H. A. Fielder and children spunt Hat- urdny In Atlanta. parent* First Floor. Peter Pan Purses of white, black, green, brown, etc.; very npecial value 25c Men’s Ties in scores of pretty patterns, good four-in-hand styles 10c Handkerchiefs—“Bandanna” and other styles; very great values, at 10c Shopping Bags of good leather, mounted in brass; very special at ..SQc Beauty Pins—gilt or black enameled; best style; per pair 5c Bead Necklaces in new and pretty styles, gilt nnd colors, at 10c Main Easement. Flower Vases of glazed majolica ware: 10 inches tall; 25c values, only 10c Milk Pitchers >sf heavy dark glazed ware; pint size; 10-cent values ; .. .. 5c Punch Cups of plain clear glass; standard shape; special, each 3c Sauce Dishes—especially good for cranber- rics; fancy glass, 2 for 5c Egg Oups of plain, clear glass, colonial styio; 10-ccnt values 5c Bowls of fancy glass—good for growing lily bulbs; 25c, 15c and 10c Try Our [Delicious Candies. They’re unequaled at Equal Prices--10 and 20 Cents., Fresh Every Day. Basement Annex. Brass Bings for fancy work; popular sizes; per dozen, P- only Toilet Set of heavy Japanned ware: 3 pifeeee 5i-oo Stove Pans of best gray enamel ^ CS g* ware; 10 by 10 inches Steam Cooker; 3 copper bottom, «•« f?(f| 2-quart vessels; special Bread Boards of select white vkGSc wood; size 16 by 22 inches Boasters of heavy sheet iron; «(?/> sizes 13 by 8 by 7 inches Balcony and Second Floor Saturday at 9 a. m.—A special sale of La dies’ 50c untrimmed 25C lists Framed Pictures in a great variety of good subjects; spo- 25c cial Infants’ Caps of nice materials, prettily trimmed; 50c and 25c Velvet for hat trimming, etc;; CA** excellent quality; per yard O"C Toy Banks of east iron; nicely va. painted; coinbinnt on locks WC Humpty Dnmpty Circus—very amusing nnd $1.00 durable toys; 50c and Mr. J. It. Henderson Is At horue from Atlanta for n few days. Mr. nud Mrs. A. C. Enkln, of Kansas, are the guests of Mr. und Airs. Luglnhtdl. Alfc nnd Air*. Gordon Roberts, of Atlanta, mine down Wednesday to attend the fa- neral of Air. Will Rol»ert*. Mr*. W. T. Bmnghnot, of Atlanta, Is the guest of Mrs. Chari Pope, TOCCOA. Alls* Ella Mae Ilenry, of Elberton, Is • guest of Airs. Howell J. Cox. Alls* Vivian Vernon Cppp* attended the AIcConneR-Koper wedding In Gainesville Wednesday. school near CrnwfnjV —who has been Am In Asheville. N. I’., has returned horn I ASIll'l llll'. .1. • ., IIU1 re Mr. and Mr*. John Rttrge** are visit ing their daughter, Mrs. WTlIh In * friends In Macon. Mrs. George Edward* and daughter, Miss Elisabeth, are vl«ltli;g friend* In Atlanta. — ego, . of Mrs. E. E. Mitchell Sunday. Mrs. D. J. Simpson and children are visit- lag relatives lu Anderson, S. 4'. Mis* Mnnd Swift, of Atlanta. Is vlsltlm . — - — . .siting her mother. Mr*. Ellen Swift, nt the Swift hou Mr*. C. AI. Gnstou Is visiting friends nnd relatives In Royston. Henry lteld hns accepted a position with Southern Bull Telephone Company In Atlanta. Louis Carey, of Seneca, 8. C„ has !o- “ J *“ "* where he Is engnged In ented In Toccoa. ... the cotton business. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Walters visited jvirKpnmcK, mine niuoDieneni, uciuiR n r"7 " u "“ Dunbar. Alice a Smith. Augusta Hhwab | II J lll « l J n ;j ri A1 " | and Josephine Farrell. Mr*. Perkins Baxter has been elected & resident of the Twentieth Century ridge Club, und Mrs. Reau C. Folk, president of tho Girls' Whist Club. A largo party of Nashville people will go to Plnewood next Tuesday to attend the marriage of Ml** Frances Graham and Air. <'buries 8. Caldwell, formerly of Nashville, now of New Orleans. AUGUSTA. Allss Georgia Wllheimitm llogrefe, of this Air. Cord otten. of Charleston. 8. C.. were married Wednesday evening city, and Air. Cord otten, 8. were married Wednesday c nt the EmziiNh Lutheran church. In (Iil. presence of a large eoneouree of friends ' hi- wwk. . 155™Li!- 1M i?"Lr? n L?52J tbo TIip stt<-mUnts srrr. Ml.s May belle Ramsey Is visiting rela- ervllle, Ain. ismey sp<*nt scvrsl days In P»j Avalon recently. Air*. E. U. 8iarke ha* returned from McClure Ten-Cent Co. Seven Stores in Six Cities. mouths Alt., nft.r sponAInc n couple with relative. In Toccon. . ,VJJ... Juno Add D»vl» Is v 1.1 tine relntlret lu ClorkcsvIUe. Mrs. I>. M. Bnel.on and Ml.s Dcrnlco Ml sc Tlsltcl Oolncsvlllo Inst woob. Is tHMVh' u'le;’ In" I bo ohscoco of" O. E. ttiVlo. who cnllct to his home In Point Potcrs ticcniint of Illness , M. (inston. iweitt of tn* 8„oth*rn Itnllwsiy Company, nt Toccoa. hns liccn sp- n,ilntci trnvcllng ntirtltor for tho compnnr ,,n the Ashcvlllo division. Mr. Onston Is snecodod In Toccon hy IV. A. Dmioan. ' mall II,iu. John I*. Itatls, of Home. ,rnnd no Iron for ihc state of Ueortfia of the ordel f the Eastern Htnr. spent Friday In Toe- •in, for the pnrposu or organising a chap* ter of the Eastern Star III Toccon. FAST TRAIN HIT’S TWO FREIGHT CARS Boston, Nov. Itunnlnf at a speed of 60 miles an hour, the Federal ex press, which left here last night for Washington, crashed Into a freight lo comotive drawing two freight care at Sharon Heights. Strange to say no one was killed, and only one man, John Keith, engineer of tho express, was vl.jt to relatives In Elhcrtoh." ' j hurt. His condition Is serious. The Ihtylc Itainsay hs. relumed in Ite.-cmer, tracks were blocked for two hours. I, ,»■ i • »«■•• mr mraqnm m-tr am pear»*l h»»r* Ia»i je»n*• m It yd^l J}** Alary Ellyn llogrefe. sister of the bride, * "»"> •R'wSt! n " «»ald or honor: MU* Amelia Atchison. ‘ L*‘ i M»m Gealna Gchrkln. Ml** Atarlon Welgle. |op-notehe.* of them nil. an«l Mild that thl* lmpre**lon I* not tbl* senuon. Good Jadgiuent ha* V*on shown In the *elr«dlon of the east and the chorus, while the fifstmue nnd scenic ef fort 0 all that could l»e desired. day. SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY. Arrive From- L D^srt To~ Mblnstoo... C:30 sraRirmlngbsm.. f :56 nm —ogtoo... U:Jt Abbeville 9:46 am|.Moarov....«. 7:76 an 1 ^„ b |J;W n "Tom, Dick and Harry.” There ore ss tunny laughs a* there sre bubble** ill :i Isittle «>f ••hntR|MlRf|e In "Tom, Dick and llurr>-.’’ the vehicle in which A. II. Hyde i* exploiting the rare talents for in ugh-producing of Bjchel, W*tson and . ^ -t Wrotbc. and which r ill ho tho attwelbm | f|ll|n|ll rtf Mlllcdi Alls* Gealns Gchrkln. Miss Alsrlon Weigh*. Miss c’lloltelle llogrefe. brlitesmslds. The f rnorosmen were Air. George rian**e»n. Sir. ’rank Hteillltg, Ifr, D, Matson, of Charles ton; Mr. Hen 1 •*nK«b*ll nnd Air. Elliott Hrandcs. The bride’* father escorted her to altar. Little Mis* Marguerite Mura rlngtiesrer. Air. aud Airs. Otten 1 nt the' one week, be- ^ lb jSiKSahftr. 1$ IS IlIrmlDglMnipm Wssblaglon... i:» pa, crmiDgasm.. ,:«i puvvn. *how« 1, Crotral time. THOMAS DIXON'S COMPANY TO LEAVE CONTINENT SOON. >I -<-IbI to The Ooorglac. Charleston, 8. C.. Nov. I.—A telcgiam from Thomas Dixon, Jr., says: Tho One Woman" Coin pa Ay goes to London May 20 for ten weeks at Khnftebliry Theater." Ofxon, it was undersPwNl, guarantees •i house for that period which practi cally amounts to t rental. At tha Star. ••The Kentucky Outlaws" with numer ous vaudeville and musical features sandwiched In between the nets scored successes again at yesterdey’a two per formances. The Inimitable George Milton In the role of "nigger" provoked ninnv hearty laughs. Miss Lilian May as the Indian maiden In love with the '•pale face' also deserves credit for her clever work. This Is the largest com pany the Star has had this season and it seems t ' "" hr making a success. Political Rally Well Attended. All the present company now lour- : lo Tfir timrst.m Ing the South, headed by Miss Leonora Anniston. Ala.. Nov. 1.—The Noble "n Attlnger ami Austin Webb, and In- ,,,.^1 eliriiter was tilled to overflowing '■ lu °! n *Florcnc» t Flsher.Cfiar1ottcLearn , ^ B|>ht wl , en iUyor Tom K llt,y eon. Lidia Knott, Helnlne Hadley. Kurke i nl * i '. t Jenkins, Lnwre p_Rh, Ira Moore. ri*cher and fliiwn inwei i •_ , h * a . an i Will be In the London production. This successful meeting In the Filth word •» a big undertaking for Dixon. 1 In rrenca GrlShh, IIuit a- ducted the llrst raMy In the strenuous >re. Dewitt Nesting, i has. j mayoralty eampalgn. Ih. J. L WIkle nftoen lessor charaetera, | hi.'rival InJhJ• fle'd, al*. -""ducted a I and the light I* now on In «?amesL their future home. AtigiMtnns feel a great Interest In the marriage last Wednesday evening at Iteeeh Island of Mias Alllledge Wllron to Air. John Randolph Hall, which was solemnized .Dvn< bar. of Augiiata. and Alra. Af. F. D wla. of i'heater, 8. matron* of honor: Mia* Ell** Wilson, maid of honor; Air. J. 8. Davidson irtid Mr. J. T. Robinson, of Theater, groom*- iiieii; Mr. Robert Hall, i»f Thester._ beat nd Me**ra. Robert 1-nthnm. Ralph WRIia, Frank Dunbar and Paul Dunbar, of AngUftn. nsbera A reeeptlon followed tho ehuri h eereinoiir, being hold at the hom*» of the bride, offer which tho popular young oonplo left for their home In I'hes- A large nmnltei* of Aagustaua a'.tende*! wedding. The Thaiitampm circle met Friday wltl) Air*. T. I*. Hrum h. Air*. Joaenl* t'roasler entortalncd Tneiutay Hri«lg»* Olnb thla week. ihe guest i . Ivrklna, Air*. TUomn* Garrett, of Atlanta, spent a few day* thla week Id the ell/. Air*. George Boynton, of Atlanta, will vl*tt relative* lu tbr city daring the fslr. Mr*. Nathan Whitfield, of Toliinilms. Ml**.. I* il*iGng nt tbo home of Air. nnd Air*. I. 4. Elllaon, «n Llll* *treet. AH** Harsh Eve has retnrned from *.r- bmtn. where *he visited her Lather, * %. Kvi General C. A. Evans. ROUND TRIP And Cheap One-way Rates SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Thu following schedule figures pnbllahed only ns Information, nnd art not immialfB. WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND THE'EAST. _ Lt. Atlanta [F. T.). i i r. Tocron (K. T.). . r. ftrmrtnuhurf. . . Ar. Thnrlotte. . . . Ar. Wnrliinfton. . . , Ar. New York. TrrasT 323 n.tn. 6:43 a.iu. 9:2® a.m. iss£ • :W p.'tr 3:06 p.n "iJIM’noon •3:16 p.m. 6:0S p.m. 1:13 p.m. 0:4t s.m. 12:63 p.m. ~sr p.ra. ISSiS: 11:00 p.m. ll.’fAa.m. v. Atlanta. r. That tn no CHATTANOOGA, CINCINNATI AND THE WEST. g .... Chattanooga. Ar. Clnelntinti. . , Ar. Louisville. . . Ar. Chicago. , , , T 7i65a.m. 1:00 p.m. gr 4:50 p.m. 9 65 p.m. 9:1® s.m. 3:45 a.m. 1:20 p.m. Lv. Atlanta. . . . Ar. Alaeon Ar. Cochran. . . Ar. Jeiop Ar. Brunswick. . Ar. Jacksonville. JACKSONVILLE, BRUNSWICK, ETC. fa 6:15 n.tn. 9:30 a.tn. 10:30 a. in. 2:28 p.m. 4:3 p.m. 6:20 p.m. T 12:15 p.m. 4:1® p.m. 2:46 p.m. Lv. Atlanta. . , Ar Austell. . . Ar. Tallapoosa Ar. Anniston Ar. Plrminxham BIRMINGHAM, MEMPHIS AND THE WEST, g. 4:Mfl.m. 4:25 n. in. 6:21 a.m. 7:49 a.m. 10:16 a.m. TiMTnT 7:3 a.m. 9:55 a.m. 10:09 a.m. 13:86 p'm. IT 4:16 p.lu. 1 p.m. > pm. •gr l> m. 7:05 p.ai. 9:3J p.m. ctlumvxrav,"¥fd: 11:30 p.tn. 12:1® p.m, 1:41 n.m. • 3:06 p.ui, % ’ ’faacnjer and Ticket Offlgj^^aehtree Ht. Fhone Ml 'Phone 4300. Pasaenffer' an»T YTclat 'Office,” I < P«*iiehlree Street. 1 Phone ltt. Ticket' oa mlnal Bln Ho — -TO- CAUFOBNIA AND NORTHWEST Round trip Summer Excurilons from all point. East to Patlfi, Coaat and Northwest until Saptomber 15th, with special, atopovar privileges, good returning to October 31tt, 19C6. CHEAP COLONIST ONE-WAY TICKETS TO CALIFORNIA AND NORTHWEST FROM AUGUST 27th TO OCTOBER 31*t. Uee tho splendid through asrvict of tho SOUTHERN PACIFIC from New Orlaane, cr UNION PACIFIC from St. Louie or Chicago to deetinatlon with Stoamthlp Line, to Japan, China, ate. Round trip tickets account Baptist Convention, San Francisco and Los Angeles, on sale from Sept. 2d to I4th, final limit October list. WHITE ME FOB BITES M iMMIM, J. F. VAN RENSSELAER, General Agt., 124 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga. R. 0. BEAN, T. P. A. Tonight, Friday and Saturday. MATIXKi: HATI’RDAY. AMELIA BINGHAM IN TUB NE1V COMEDY. CALLED "The Lilac Room.” Star Cast. Mngnlflr-nt Pmtnrtlon. Night 26c to ,1.60. Mstlnne Xc to 3t.i» SALE NOW OPEN. Monday and Tuesday—Novambar 5-6. Matins# Tuesday. Ernest Shipman Submits tha Famous English Players, UURA BJRT lil HE IR,' ST NF.R3 In the 520.000 Production of “ OROtHY VERNON “DO OP HADDON HALL.“ Night 25c to 21.50; Matinee 35c to 21.00. Sale Friday. FIREWORKS AND GUN8 BARRED FROM 8MALL BOY Special tn The Georgian. Maron. Ga., Nov. 1.—Fear of bloodshed . fig oa t’hrfaftna* and a ponthte martlet rreult In a ernoede aenlnatg nolay ivie- braIlona with pUtol* ana shotgun*, and In tbo rutting out of firework* lu the fire limit* of the city. An old ordlnamt ... ■Isty year* will lie amended ao THE BIJOU TONIGHT—MATINEE TODAY. The Nuttenthall Eros. Amui. Cc. (Inc.) Prceent the Oalnty Musical Farce •‘LOVERS AND LUNATICS” With Joe Morris as "Ikey Rosens-.eln.” Nest Week; "TOM, DICK AND HABRY.”. THE STAR WEEK OF OCT. 29. Sensational Drama Entil ed “The'Kentucky Outlaws” A MOTHBU'3 DEVOTION'. PEOPLE Matinee* Monday. Wedneeday,. Th day and Saturday at 1:36. Every ui ut CIS. An old nnllnsnn' that bn. Iw»n In farrej ■ n th.it Miyor I .n»ll ecu tala will be etrictly barred. ■ a.l WHI8KEV HABrTS cured at home wtib* out pain. Bookofpar* tlcnUr* sent FBEB, n M. WOOLLEY. W. D. oa. ou.ce 104 N. Prrot tf»r*eC ' i