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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN, Till J.'SDAY, .VOVKMItKf: I. V THE LITTLE STORE AROUND 1 CORNER 16 E. Hunter St. STATE TO SETTLE WITH S1/14S HEIRS FOR LOSS OF PASSES An agreement will probably be reached nome time Thursday afternoon whereby the eleven heir* of Sherman J. Sims will be compensated for tile loaa of Ilf# paaaea on the Northeastern Railroad, now a part of the Southern system. There la some Interest In* history back of this case. In 1878 the North eastern was built connecting Athens and Lula. The state took over the bonds of the road, thus comine Into practical possession of the property. Sherman Sims gave the land for the Maysvtlle depot and about half a mile of the right of way. In all some 12 acres of land. In consideration for tills, grant Governor Atkinson Issued lifetime passes to eleven members of 81ms’ family. During Governor Candler's adminis tration the Northeastern was sold to tho Southern, and that company de-, cllned thereafter to honor the. posses offered by any of the Sima 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 passes. A resolution Introduced In the general assembly once failed, but last session a resolution was pass ed appointing a committee to go to Maysville and look into the matter. That committee found that the Sims' heirs were entitled to some compensa tion, The claim will probably he ad justed on the basis of the valuation of the lifetime pasHes of the eleven people concerned, it. H. Dean, of Gainesville, J. B. Mehaffy and W. G. Pike, of Jef ferson, are In Atlanta representing the heirs In the effort at a settlement. Governor Terrell has passed the case to Attorney Geperal Hart for Ills Interpretation or "Just compensation for the loss of lifetime passes." As Judge Hart Is engaged In the United States circuit court he will not Ijc able to render an opinion before Thursday afternoon. The twelve acres donated by Sherman Sims Is now val ued at $8,009. IMPORTERS OF IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS A\ «* have just received a large Importation of Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, which we have placed on sale at the following; low prices: Ladies' Hhetr All-Linen Embroidered, Handkerchiefs at 5c Ladles’ Sheer All-Linen Embroidered and Lace-Trinimed Handkerchiefs 10 and 15c We also have a beautiful line of lace-trimmed Handker chief^ ranging; in price from .. 25c to $1.2$ Gent's AU-Linen Handkerchiefs 10, 15, 20 and 25c See our line of Xoveltlea in Neckwear. Just received a beautiful line of Ruffs at popular prices. LACE HOUSE HUNTER PAWNEE BILL’S WILD WEST AND GREAT FAR EAST ATLANTA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5. Old Show6rounds t Jackion and Wfwt Sit. AMERICA’S RATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT Over 1,000 Man, Women and Horae* Employed, The actualities of Frontior Life Vividly Repro duced. The Orient Transplanted to Yeur Very Hemes. Over 100 Indians from Different Western Tribes. Strings Pseple from every Clime. The World’s Armies Assembled. “Mountain Meadow Massacre.” “Hanging of a Horse Thief.” “Burning ef Trapper Tem’t Cabin.” “Oeadwoed Stage Robbery.” Herd of India Elephants. Drovs of Egyptian Camels. Herd of Buffalo. Philippine Island Cattle. FRESH FROM ONE MONTH'S NEW YORK SUCCESS Spectacular Straat Parade at 10 O'clock a. m. Two Performances Daily at 2 and 8 p. m. Rain or 8nine. Scats for 10,000 People Under Sun and Rainproof Canopies. Reserved Seats on Sale Day of show at Whitaker.Ceursey Drug Co., Bread and Marietta Streets. j AT THE THEATERS Amelia Bingham at the Grand. Ml** Ante!Ih Bingham In ‘The Mine Room,” the greatest stuccos* of her career, will he *eeu ivt I he Grand Thursday, Friday nnd Saturday night* with a matinee on Saturday. She I* surrounded by a company of excellence, and her own part la the strongest iu which she has ever npiieariMl, while her play In the crowning effort of all the production* she hn* mndc Kince t»be became America** only ftcfreat-uiaiulgcr some tire ye*m ago, nnd produced- Clyde Fitch'* play, ‘The Climber*.” “The Lilac Room” I* a modern co|.edy society drnmu. and it* scene* are laid in place* which permit of gorgeous scenery nnd accessories. Twenty-five thousand dot- Jar* would not reproduce the l>eantlful brie, t-brac. paintings, Mtatuary. etc., used by Ml** Bingham in this production, while her K wn* more than Justify the reputatiou aha » had for many year* of being the most beautifully and expensively gowned actress In the L'nReU States. The play deals with conventional Lnglish folk, who are some, what startled and nlanued nt the very uu- oouveiitlomjl American woman who come*, to riait them. They are grateful, and eom- pletelv won over, however, when ” I nOUTHERN SOCIETY S IN GEORGIA AND ADJOINING STATES. PLEASANT MENTION FROM OTHER CITIES WEEK-END BARGAINS Some Specials for Friday and Saturday. ROCKMART. . Mr. L. A. BJandenburg ha* resigned hi* position ah bookkeeper of the Rockinart hank and ban accepted a like position with the First National Bank of CartciHVlIle. Miss Willard Stark, one of our pop ular young ladies, left butt Tuesday for Atlanta, where she entered Cox Col lege. Air. H. L. McKwen 1* visiting friends in Nashville. Tttut. Johnnie Simpson left yesterday for Milledgevllle, where lie goes to enter college. Misses Catherine Cain and Ruby Johnston spent severul days of this week in Atlanta. Messrs. Jim Dover and Barclay Mor gan were in Atlanta Friday and Sat urday. Miss Clara Minter Wimberly, of Ma con. will be the guest of Miss Jule Tucker next week. Misses Lillian Moore aiSd. Helen Spencer spent last week in the Gate City. Mr. Buell Stark has returned from a business trip to Atlanta. NASHVILLE, TENN. Mr. and Mrs. Ilenr.v Sperry announce the engagement of their daughter, An nette. and 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 Bon of a wealthy New York- er. whose Hummer home Is in Green wich, Conn., on a trip abroad last sum met*. With her fiance, who Is in Nash ville on a visit now, she was the honor guest of u handsome dinner at the Golf and Country Club lust Monday evening, given by her cousin, Mr. Ossie Walsh. % Mrs. Robert Lee Cooney, of Atlanta, will return home Monday after a week’s visit to her parent*. Air. and Airs. AI. H. Meeks. Air. Cooney will come here XuierTc*n woman makes herself^useful 'by | accompany her home, and she came untangling * v**ry ranch tangled affair. *v-1 to Nashville with her brother, Mr. Lm- iect* an admirable (Englishman with wlmm | mett Meeks, * »"-* *■- *- * • * fall iu lure, and briti RAILROAD SCHEDULES •ikonlng tbe Arrival *nrl Departure o! I’M' rotifer Train, of the I'ollewinjr Read,: W'1581'BB.\ AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD, v. — — No.—Depart To- • 2 Xaebrllle. 1:85 an 74 Marietta..12:10 Pm i • K Nn.br111*.CM Pn> i 72 Marietta.. 6:80 Pm l * 4 Nlubrlli*. 8:30 pm ii Marietta... 1:36 are '*8 Nashville,. 11148 ,\tu Sloilett*.., 2:61 pin ' t Nashville.. 7:36 pm VENTRAL OF OKOR'JL. RAILWAY. Arrive From— I Depart To— Karannnb 7:10 nmiMacen... 12:0! a at J*c|i«onrllle.. 7:50 am Savannah 1:01 am «*eon lluo am Mat-on 4:0flpm * . 4:16 pm Savannah..... 0:14 pm . »:0O pRi'Jnck-onrllle.. 8:83 pin Macon , ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RAIL- ROAD. Arrive From- i Depart T<j- Aeluta 11:0 nta -Montgomery 6:20 atn jtsrrrdi Bnaafe^a g £S(|JiGruTIia..„ S:%» inn •Montgomtrr. 3540 pmrlfotitina ry.ll:h> pro I •DalTy, Ail other train* daujr except Huu- ..Ail train* of Atlanta and Went Point naiiroad Company arrive at and depart (Cr/b Atlanta Terminal station, corner of •Mitchell street and MaOJson, avenue. Georgia railroad. Arrive From— I Depart To- Augugt* 5:09 am|*Aagtr*tft 7:f" *ar J onTers.«:tf ata Uthoula I*.-05 am < ovfngton 7:41 am •Angnato. 3:30 pm , ■);{*«***« . .32X0 paCoo/on £;oo pm i ifhonla 3:2a pa Covington.... 6:10 pm .£ a .!! a -v •ill prnrAogtista Il:l5 pm , •Dally. All other train* dally except Sun day. iu love, and brings happiness out of what promised to be chaos nnd discontent Mias Bingham portrays the American worn, on, and does It In such a way that <ue f ires* of the country has united In accord* ug tier unstinted praise. Dorothy Varnon of Haddon Hall. There is a great treat in store for lovers of tlu* romantic dramas when “Dorothy Vernon of lluddoti Hall** .-eouie* to the Grand on Monday and Tuesday nights, with it tuiitluoc on Tuesday. Miss latum Burt mid llenry Ktanford arc being starred In the production, and ns the winsome. # tvil. ful, headstrong, yet withal fascinating her* olue, Miss Burt has addl'd another triumph to her career. Hot Iu the dellgbtfr* raosphere of the days of ”Uoo4| < Hess,” with historic Hnddon Hall bnekgrmiud, the play is a clean, whob lore story, enlivened by several strout mafic situations. It is a drama lisa tiou by Paul Hester of Charles Major's romantic npvel, "Dorothy Vernon of Hnddoii Hall.” t/nlikv so many of the "Imule plays” notra- days, thla one adheres closely to the orig inal story. Miss Annia Ruaaeil. Franklin Fyles. tin* well-kuowti New York critic, writing of the production of “A Mid* summer Night's Dream.” in which Annie Rit4*ell will Ik* seen nt tbe Grand Wednes day Thursday, with a matinee Thurs day afternoon, said: ••August Duly U*e4l to einlH'IIIsli \\ Mid summer Night's Dream* elaborately and Nat CiMHhvin spe •t.-iimlarlKed it extrava gantly three years ago, Imf for artful re- ourac to the electrical devices «»f stage raft, this work «»f Wagenhajs A- Kctuper surpass! “* ----- rho visited her In Atlanta last week. Mrs.. John Burns Duke, of Augusta, Go., is here to visit her si*ter, Mrs. R. Houston Dudley, Jr. Miss Nellie Gilmer has returned from « month'n V!*lt to Mr». R. M. Wood, in/ Atlanta. Ml** Mary Ann Robinaon entertained the bridal party nt the marriage of Mis* Mary Louise Warner and Mr. Luke Lea nt dinner tonight at her. r ~ country home, and Mr. and Mr*. Over* r friend* In Mn Tho family of Hon. MflrliA V. Calvin will go to Griffin. Gn.. la February, whore they will make (heir ffltdrd home, much to the regret of tholr Attitferbui friend*. Mr. Hitff Ilfs. Rrnest Williams hate re turned from New York. The Misses Guiuney. of Waynesboro, will be git4>sts next week of Mias Lillian Htulb. Mrs. Catherine Wclalgdr ‘ 1* visiting In New York. Mias Dorn Koppel is the guest of Mrs. Hul>eustelh, in Columbus, this week. Miss Helen Wheeler, Of Savannah, was among the out-of-town guests at the Often- llogrofe wedding. Mrs. Turner Howard lias returned to Knoxville. Teniii, niter nu extended visit to relative* iu the city. Miss Sarah Lowe, of Waaliiugtou. (in., visited frlemls in the city this week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henson Imre returned from New York. Mrs. Wall has returned to Florida, after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Iohj Cnatle- l»erfy. VILLA~RICA. Mr. mi<] Mrs. L Z. Dorsett. of Douglas- rille, came over Hundny to spend a few day’s with relative*. Mr. Alex Walker, who has Imh»ii at Pratt- illo the past fuw weeks, ig spending a few days with ras mother. Mrs. ili-picrt Griffin, who haa been quite ill. Is improving. Mr. and Mr*. Milton Candler, of Corinth, Miss., spent a few days here last week. Mr. Charley Pope Is nt Inane from Mouth t Carolina. Miss Emilia Davis returned to Austell ridny. accompanied by her slater, Mrs. A. . White, nnd'children. Mrs. S. A. Fielder and children spent Hat- urday in Atlanta. Mr. Al !••*“*•— parents at Mrs. I. C. II. Unrat came out from At lanta Tuesday to visit friends. Mr. J. It. Henderson is nt home from Atlanta for u few flays. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rakln, of Kansas, nre<he guests of Mr. and Mr*. Liiginhdl. Sir. ami Mrs. Gordon dtobort*. of Atlnutn. caiue down Wednesday to attend the fu neral of Mr. Will ltoltert*. Mrs. W. T. itroughuot, of Atlanta, la the guest of Mrs. Charley Pope. TOCCOA. Mis* Ella Mae Henry, of Blbarton, I* n guest of Mr*. Howell J. Cog. Mis* Vivian Varnon Capps attaadetl the McLounell-noper wedding iu Gainesville First Floor. Peter Pan Purses of white, black, given, brown, etc.; very special value Men’s Ties in scores of,pretty patterns, good four-in-hand styles „,*VC Handkerchiefs—“Bandanna" and other styles; very great values, 10c Shopping Bags of good leather, mounted iu brass; Very special 50c Beauty Pins—gilt or blnek enameled: best style #per Cm pair Bead Necklaces in new and .pretty styles, gilt and colors, 10c Main Basement. Flower Vases of glazed majolica, ware: 10 inches tall; 25c vnlues, * only 1UC Milk Pitchers of heavy dark glazed ware, pint size; 10-cent * p. values 3C Punch Cups of plain clear glass; standard shape; special, each «UC Sauce Dishes—especially good for et'anUef- ries: fanev glass. 2 * for \.... 5C Egg Cups of plain, clear glass, colonial style; 10-eent P - values r. OC Bowls of fancy glass-f-good for growing lily bulbs; 25c, 15c 4 A. and JLUC 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, only Toilet Set of heavy Japanned ware: 3 pieces *1-00 Stove Pans of best gray, enamel ■ wart*: 10 by 10 incites ■•tw Steam Cooker; 3 copper bottom, A/X 2-quart vessels: special ?**UU Bread Boards of select white 4%Ba wood; size 10 by 22 inches Boasters of heavV sheet iron: OCS«« sizes 15 by 8 by 7 inches Balcony and Second Floor Saturday at 9 a. m.—A sjtocinl sulo of Ln- diett’ 50e untrimmed qp. lints 49C Framed Pictures in :i 'kh'iit variety of trootl subjects: spe- cinl 25c Infants’ Caps of nice niaterinls, prettily trimmed; 50c nnd 25c Velvet for hat trimming-, etc; excellent quality; per vard 50c Toy Banks of cqst. iron: nicely painted; eombinnt.ion locks.... 50c Humpty Drunpty Circus—very durable toys: 50e. and anittsinp and $1.00 Bolnsco ami H|uals Irving.* At tha Bijou. Full i»f i»r»*tt.v mtiali’. replete with whole aoiu<* rohieilg anil up-to-date in every j tur tle u la r, ••Invent nml Lunntlea” la Hcoriug the hit of (he theatrical season at the RIJou this week. When the same company np- r>eareil here last season It was rotw th<* ton Lea give a •lituier for them ut l^ea- land next Monday night. Mrs. Nannie Baxter*Overton, sister of Mrs. James Thomaa, 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'll Cotillion Club will give a german at the Duncan, Novem ber Misa Shirley Cummins waa elected today preaidant of tho Girl*’ Cotillion Club and Mlsa Jane Tillman, teeretary. New member* elected were: Misses Kettle B. Baxter, Minnie Fall, Ham Berry, Gertrude Whitworth. Irene Kirkpatrick, Klttie Stubblefield, Bessie Dunbar, Alice R. Smith, Augusta Hhwab and Josephine Farrell. j Mrs. Perkins Baxter lias been elected j la'st'^ week, —— -... opted the prill cipnlshJp of n school wear CrnwfpraarIJJe. Maurice Yow, who haa been summering In Asheville. N. i\, ha* returned homo. Mr. and Mr*. 4i>hu RurSoss are visit- jug J heir daughter; Mrs. Will I mu Eekfiml, visiting relatives uud Mrs. George Edward* ami daughter. Miss bllju|both,<are visitii.g frienil* In Atlanta. Misses Ruth Mm-netl and Lily llorong, of Itreuaii rollegs Gainesville, wore guests of Mrs. K, K. Mitchell Sunday. Mr*. D. J. Simpson nml chfldreu are visit ing relative* in Anderson, 8. C. Mis# .Maud Swiff, of Atlanta. In rlsit/inr her mother, Mr*. Ellen Swift, nt. the Swift house. Mrs. C. M. Gaston Is visiting frlemls nnd relslives Iu Iloystou. Henry Reid has aci-eptial a position with the Southern Belt Telephone Company In Atlanta. Ijotils Carey, of Heueea. S. C„ ha* lo cated In Toccoa, wlieri* he Is engaged In the cotton tidsinos*.* Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Waiters visited friends In Lxvoijla last week. Mis* Buna* Swift Is. visiting friend* hi Birmingham. Ala. Mf- ,*«»! Ur*. DioktV-son. of Jilll«‘dgevllli», visited the family of Mr. \V, C. EdwarUs president of the Twentieth Century Bridge Club, and Mrs. Re.iu C. Folk, president of the Girls’ Whist Club. A large party of Nashville people will go to Pfnewood next Tuesday to attend the marriage of Miss Frntn es Graham anil Mr. Charles 8, Caldwell, formerly of Nashville, now of New Orleans. AUGUSTA. Mian lirvrglutWIlhelmlnu ilo/frefo, of this “ " * " rt “ or ci ■ largo iNim-ours.* «»r friends - R»*v. 4. B. DetTM’k officiateil. The I'hureh was heautifully decorated fur the oceaaiou. 'Hi* attendants were Miss Mar)’ Ellyn Hogrefe, sister of the lu-ide, Mis# May (mile Ramsey Is visiting rein- tlves In Humtervllle. Ajn. Ramey 9 pt>nt sevral days in Clavton last Week. Mias Edna Payrje spent several days in Avalon recently. . „ ,,, Mrs. E. II. &rarkc has returued from a Keith, engineer McClure Ten-Cent Co. Seven Stores in Six Cities. Al».. _ , _ with relntlvoi In To«H>a. Mlm Jane Ann Darla la vlaltlng rplatlrea Iu Clarkearlllp. Mr,. D. M. 8ti«liun anti Ml.. R#ralr# Min vlaltml Oalutarllli) Inat week. V. M. Womack, of America-, la liook; kccitcr at tho Farmer*’ uml Mp-'haati bank. In tlic ahaeuce of ti. E. Rajrlc. who no, cullcil lo hi- home In I’olnt l’etera on account of IIIiiom F. it. (laatan. ngont of in. Hnuthern Itallwnv f'omp*uy. nt Toccon, haa been «|i- iKiliiloU traveling -mlltor for the company oil the Asheville illvl-lon. .Mr. Oaalou la lccedwl In Toccea by 1v. A. Dnncnn. lion. John l\ Davla. of Rp«ie, grand pa troll for the -tale of ficorgla of the ordet ,f the Eaateni Klar, -pent Friday In loc .on. for the pnrpo-e of ormnlalog a cling- t,-r of tin- Ka«tern Star In Toceoa. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Tha following sehednle figures pobllshed only at information, ami nre not guaranteed. FAST TRAIN HITS TWO FREIGHT CARS Bullion. Nov. 1.—Running at ■ a peed j f tin mile- nn hour, the Federal #x- nee-, which left here la-t night fori j 31! | fi | w. 40. il Lv. Atlanta u\ T-» Ar. Tocroa <K. T.) Ar. Mn.irtauhnrg. ........ Av. fraiirloitH « - - Ar. IVdHhlngtun. Ar. Now York . . . l-J:oonig't $:25a.m. 6:43 a.m. d:2> n.tn. 9:E» p.ra., 9:20 a.m. TM n.m. 12;0J p.tn. 3:65 p.m. 6:4op.m. 3:06 p.m. lirOOnoou 3:3f» p.m. M9 p.m. 8:W p.m. 6:4? a.ro. 12:43 p.m. i:6tl p.m. 5:03 p.m., S:5o p.m. 11.00 p. ns. 11106 a.m. 4:30 p.tn. y.*10 p.w. CHATTANOOGA, CINCINNATI AND THE WEST. 13. | 7. . i- i i Ly. Atlanta Ar. Chattanooga Ar. rindnnat! Ar. Ismltrllte. Ar. Cblragd 6:30 n.tn. 1 7:6Ti a.m. »:4Sn.ni. lKWp.m. 7:4) p.nt. | 8:00 |i.ra. 7:10 n,in. | 4:50 p.m. !>:56 p.m. S:13 a.m. 3:46 a.m. 5:20 p.m. JACKSONVILLE, BRUNSWICK. ETC . 1 It. ». ' 1 10. i 4 i i • Lv. Atlanta Ar. Macon Ar. t oebran Ar. Jeatip . . . , Ar. Brnuawlrk «:15 a. in. *:3)a.u. 10:30 n.m. Wt.m. 4:» p.ra. U.':h*i p.iu. 2:40 p.tu. 4:10 p.tn, 7:10 ll.ut. 8:43 p.m. 11:15 p.m. 130fl.ni. 2:40 n.m. «::00 a.m. Ar. Jacksonrlll. •:20 pm. 1 SJ4) n.m. BIRMINGHAM, MEMPHIS AND THE WE8T. 28. | 36. r.7. • 35. . 1 . if Lv. Atlanta. . Ar. Atistrll Ar. Tallapouta Ar. Anniston Ar. filrtnlnrham TrStat 10:16 a.m. 7:0i> a.m. ":$r* a.m. K;53 ft.in. 10.-0? o.m. I2:K> p.m. 4:i$ p.ni, 5:1)6 p.m. •*:24 p.ta. 7r3sp.ni. »::» b-ni. ; 6:16 p.m. 7:16 p.m.* $:$0 p.m. 11 $1 p.m. 12:14 p.m. 1:41 ft.m. p.m 5:22 n.tn. tho expraas, HI* condition I- aerlyua. Th« were blocked for two Ilnur-. A** M-m iWteZJ'* ! hnaUdmalB.' RS°.“'.v. Jl WA ^4? “Tom, Dick and Harry." There are ns many laughs as the bubbles iu u bottle of i hainpagne iu •Tom, i>k-k ami Harry," the vebkde iu witli b A exploltiug the rare talents f#»r •lug of Ilfekef, Watson ami THOMAS DIXON’S COMPANY TO LEAVE CONTINENT SOON. I nd which will l-‘ Ilie attraction nt the Bijou theater for o»e week, he lIuttlUB ext Mouday nleht. At tha Star. ••The Kentucky Outlaw*" with numer ous vaudeville and muaieal feature- aandwtehed In Iwtween the act* acoreil -ucces-e* again at yerterday'* two per. forma nee*. The Inlmltahlc flcorge Jflltdh In the role of "nigger" provoked many hearty laugh-.' Ml— Lilian- May a* the Indian maiden In love with the "pale face" al*o deserve* credit for her clever work. Till* I- the l»rge«t com pany the Star ha- had thl* nea*«n and II *eenia to be making a aucces*. s i’-el*l to The tieorglnu. 1 -harlraton, 8, C., Nov. L—A telegram from Thomaa Dixon. Jr., any*: "The One Woman" Company gors to London May 2u for ten week- ut dhaftabury Theater.” f*lxon. It vvaa undenttood, guarantcea * house for that period which practl- .... . _ „ ul ^.. rally amount* to a rental. Political Rally Wall Attandad. . 'll tho preaent company now lour-! Special to The iteorglan. ,n » the South, headed by Mias Leonora! Anniston. Ala..-Nov. 1.—The Noble "P ;) uln ** r and Austin Webb, and In- , lrw . t theater wa* fllled to overflowing ** w r t ^ r j°tt“zs:; Jinking, Luw+ence Griffith, Burr a- ducted tlio ttrffij«ll> In. the "trenuoua r *\h, Ira Moore. Dewitt Newlng, Cho*. umywmlty ctmpffinL gr. J. U iklc, l\ l r h * y nnd. fifteen le»wr charectenr, hi- Hvel In «Im» jljUL algo MkM • "M lie In the I^mlon production. Tills euccewful meeting In the VttUiviArd. ia t big undertaking for Dixon. and the fight In non* on In earnest imhi.. .... Brand***. Til** hrltle** fatUnr escorted h**r to { the nltar. Mttle Ml#* Marguerite Mnr* acted as riughosrer. Mr. mud Mr*. Otten wore eunipllmeiitcil with a recentJou after, tie wedding l»y Mr. ami Mr*, llenry Ho- i grefe, after which they left for Charleston, their future ! Augnstau* tee) a great Interest in ihr j tmtrriage last Wednesday evening at Reev-h Island of Miss Mllledge Wilson to Mr. | John Randolph Hall, whleh was i In the Presbyterian church, of that place. The attendants were Mrs. Frank M. Dun-. t»ar, 4if Augnsta, ami Mrs. M. F. Lewis, of i Chester, 8. C„ m*tron»of honor: Mis# Ellsei Wilsoii, maid of honor; Mr. J. 8. I>avfds4>n ! nml Mr. .1. T. Robinson, of Chester, groom* ! men: Mr. Robert llall, of Cheater, best man. ami Messrs. Itoliert L-tthntn. Ralph Willis, Fiwnk Dun War and Paul DuntKir, of Augusta, usher*. A reception folhmed ! th«* eliurch ceretnonr, l>e!t»g held at the i homo of the bride, otter which the popular; young couple left for the|r bopie in Che»-1 ter. A largi» uumtier of Augii**t»ns attended i the wediling. The Chantauqmt circle met Friday with • Mrs. T. P. Braiieh. Mrs. Jofimli Crosslcy entertaineit the j Tuesday Bridge Club this week. Mrs. Frank O. Iloekndny. of Columbia, Mo., will visit her parents next month. I Mrs. Htllcs Dunbar, of Wmlley. Gn., D the jroest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. Mrs, Thoma* Garrett, of Atlautu. spent j Mr*. I. . „__l U ^ Misa Karsh Eve Iras reinrtMsl from *.t- htnu. wh*tr»»-ahe visile*! her *..'sthrr. General C. A. Evan*. ROUND TRIP And Cheap One-way Rates -TO- CALIFORNIA AND NORTHWEST Pound trip Summer Excursion* from all point* East to Paeifio Coatt and Northwest until September 15th, with. epeclal etopover privilege!, good returning to October 31et, 19C8. CHEAP COLONIST ONE-WAY TICKETS TO CALIFORNIA AND N0RTHWE8T FROM AUGUST 27th TO OCTOBER 31lt. Ule the splendid through service of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC from New Orleans, or UNION PACIFIC from St. Loula or Chicago to destination with Steameftip Lines to Japan, China, etc. Round trip tickets account Baptist Convention. San Francisco and Los Angeles, on sale from Sept. 2d to I4th, final limit October .(1st. WRITE ME. FOR RATES AND INFORMATION J. F. VAN RENSSELAER, General Agfc., 124 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga. R. O. BEAN, T. P. A. nnnnnrnr—niqnnnnnirnnnnn~iiinnnrnrnrnnrn~nnnnrm nnnnniiiinniiiiniR MaRANDmMJOU Tonight. Friday and Saturday. MATINEE 8ATI RDAV. AMELIA BINGHAM IN TIIK SEW COMEDY. CALLED “The Lilac Room.” star Coot 111 Night 26c to fill 8ALB NOW OPEN. TONIGHT—MATINEE TODAY. j The Nuttenthall Bros. Am us. Co. (fnc.J ! Present the Dainty Mutieal Farce j*‘ LOVERS AND LUNATICS v | With Joe Morris at “Ikey Rosenstein." Next Week: ! ‘TOM, DICK AND HARRY.’’ Menday and Tuaaday—November 5-6. * Matinee Tuesday. Ernest Shipman Submits the Famous English Playars, ‘LAURA BURT and HENRf STANFORD In the $20,000 Production of “DOROTHY VERNON OF HAOOON HALL." Night 26c to $1.60; Matlnae 2.h* $1.00. 8alo Friday. FIREWORKS AND GUNS BARREDFROM SMALL BOY Kfw-e-idI to The Georgian.* M.if‘on, Ga., So r. 1.—fVsr of mi I'bristimiN and n (N»**iMc conflict will In a crusatlo :ignln<i imlay ccio- lirtitUin* with piatolH and Nhotguns. uml in Gm cuffing f«it of firework* In the dn.»; limits of tho city. An old ordinance that hn>* l»c#n in force sixty years wilt lie noicmlml so that Mayor 8mltb may give |*crtiil#*!oii to tho small boys to celebrate In front of tbeir homes WEEK OF OCT. 2d. Sensational Drama Entitled “The Kentucky Outlaws 9 ’ 45 A MOTHKR'S DEVOTION. PEOPLE 45 Matinee* Mouday, Wednesday. Thur.,- ilay crvl Kacunta)’ at !:SA. Every nlclit ut 8:16. ■ — and WHISKEY HABfTS curctl st home with out pain. Book of psr- ticuur# #ect FBKI. __ B. M. WOOLLEY. M. D. to, Uk Office 104 N*. Pryor t’rteL