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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN b'Hiihiw so\ i:miu;i: 0' |BUYNOW“PAY later! Winter Clothing tfiitoloacff/i&Sfiot&im r Men’s Overcoats Men’s Snlfs Boys* Overcoats Boys* Salts Women's Suits • Women’s tools HEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN Don’t forget that our prices are 20 i per cent lower than our imitators. Don’t forget that with our 64 stores we are twice over the largest Credit Clothiers in the world. Don’t for get that we are large manufacturers. Don’t forget that our terms are more liberal. Don’t forget that we give money back if purchase is not satis factory. SAY CHARGE IT—THAT’S ALL SC.30 to $20.00 • 7.00 to 18.00 4.00 to 12.00 . 2.00 to 10.00 > 8.00 to 30.00 ■ 6.00 to 28.00 One Dead, Score In-! jured and Shops Wrecked. Furs on Credit Wc buy Furs in immense quantities for 04 stores —we 1*11 as low as Cosh stores and give yon months o( time to pay. Genesee Shoe for Men The Best $3.50 Shoe for Men on the market today Over 71 Whitehall Street. ALABASTINE, The best tint for plastered walls. Beautiful line of col ors. We also carry muresco. Georgia Paint & Glass Co., 40 Peachtree. OUT Ilf KHTIICiy OH Tnionsr n*ui i • id at-home with* - ] y.wooixitV.M.D. I Insurance Commission Tells idi ft.rfror r'.rttt, ) J. O. Boswell. •eii.l to Thu Georgian, irecnsborp** On., Nov, This many frinul* throughout the state of J. O. wvcll. of Pmflelcl, will be grieved to Peabody He Must Re tire the Men. or hit death, which occurred on | |n« President Peabody, of the Miftual Wednesday morning ut C o'clock. Mr. veil leaves a wife and four several brothers. J*oulrvHlc, Ky., Nov. 2.—In direct- .In Life Insurance company, to restore five hlldren! managing agents to their old posi tions. who were dismissed because they refused to solicit votes for tho "admin- 1st rat Ion" ticket, a severe blow has been ttaalt tho company by State In surance Commissioner Prewitt, lie nlso announces, in u decision covering tho case of toluene Hindman, of thIn city, that unless the agents are restored by EMPLOYEE’S BODY BLOWN TO ATOMS Aroused by Shock Inhabi tants Leaped from Beds Thinking Jail Had |Jeen Dynamited. Hprolalyli, Xllc Georgina. Chattanooga, Tcnn., Nov. 2.—In the frightful explosions of u magazine of dynamite torpedoes, used for signal purposes at tho Cincinnati' Southern shops, this morning at IS o’clock, one of the employees lost his life, a score were seriously Injured, the shops wrecked and windows In many build ing* shattered. Clark Evans, a colored laborer, who was near the magazine at the time, was blown to atoms. The Injured are: E. Beamgard, a car penter. C. W. Peanoll, night electrician. Sam llrady. a roll boy. Will Gray, a foreman. Jim Price, a machinist. George Zimmer, night yard master. A. T\ Kitts, colored. Allen Starr, coloreds Sam Janotvny, colored. J. M. Bradford, colored. Probably a dozen others were more or less injured. Mr. Beamgard’s face was llterully torn to pieces by the force of the con cussion. Many people were awakened In the neighborhood nnd leaped out of their bods, believing that tho county Jail hud been wrecked by a mob. which they thought to be after Will Hurd, the negro who killed Patrolman Mus- grove and Injured Dave Dronnon. A fire from an unknown origin broke out In tho store room anti before the tire department could reach the scene the torpedo magazine hud exploited, anti then began a simultaneous blow- ing of signal wblstles from locomotives In the yards. The shops were badly wrecked, nnd many ears splintered. INCENDIARY ORIGIN, SAY THE OFFICIALS. Hpceial.to The Georgian. Chattanooga, Tcnn., Nov. 2.—The of. fleers of tho Cincinnati. New Orleans and Texas Pacific railway made a statement this morning that the explo sion and Are which wrecked the Cin cinnati Southern shops was of an In cendiary origin. There had never been a fire In the storo room. Carpenters arc at work on tho plant nnd the damage will be repaired at once. Guns! Guns!!’ Gunsl/! Great Guns Small Guns Air Guns Shot Guns Rifles, Ammunition, Hunting Clothing, Winchester Shells. U. li/I. C. Shot Shells REMINGTON AUTOMATIC SINGLE BARRELS FOR THE BOYS $4.00 to $7.50. HAMILTON RIFLES $1.50 and $2.00. SHOOT REGULAR 22 BULLETS. AIR RIFLES FOR THE LITTLE FELLOWS TSc to $2.00. CALL AT OUR ATHLETIC DEPART MENT AND GET FITTED OUT. King Hardware Company, 53 Peachtree Street. TAME TURKEYS LEI LOOSE FOR ROOSE VEL T TO SHOOT Charlottesville, Va., Nov. 2.—In spite of the reports from Washington to the effect thnt President Roosevelt was go ing to spend Ills time completing his message and would be too busy dur ing the short stay to enjoy hunting, he Happiness In a Tablet. I and ?t U, |s his ninbltlon to add this achievement to his record. Somo of his neighbors, It is said, undertook to play a Joke on him by turning a flock of domestic turkeys Into the woods and driving them, so that they would fall a prey to the presidential gun, but Mr. Roosevelt scented the ruse In good time and would have none of the domestic birds. Perfect Health for Every One Pro cured et Smell Cost. Itow many times have you sat down a certain time the license of-the com- ■* >'»»' meals absolutely disgusted ut Tor.ight and Saturday. MAT1XKK sATt UOAV AMELIA BINGHAM IN TUB NEW COMEDY. CALLED “The Lilac Room.” I'aul. MiiuiilfWut Production. -lit 25c to 4I..V. Mntlii.- 23t* t« li.W.; mali: now open. In Kentucky will U.S. OFFICERS RAID ILLICIT DISTILLERY Monday, Tuesday—Matinee Tuesday. Ernest Shipman 8ubmita the Famous English Players, UURA BURT and HERR/ STANFORD | In “DOROTHY VERNON - ’ OF HAODON HALL." Night 25c to $1.50; Matinee 25 Sale now open. I the thought or night of anything to oat? How ninny times have you sat down at jour rneals without the trace of an appetite, hut Ju*t because It wan "time to eat?” How many Uinta have you felt a gnawing. un«atl*tled "still - hungry" feeling In your •toinuch, oven after you were through cat ing V How many times have you felt that |f fl 11 ft! 0 Hill J D firOTTH of lt»ad" on your Htomach after lUUNG MAN aHHESTED bsEs.vssr y,,ur * . And how tnnn.v times have you uuf- - — J feml u whole lot of other things from your stomach that you couldn't ex plain, but that made you grouchy, mis | S4M-i.1l tuTlie Oeorglnn. Katonton. Uu., Nov. 2.—Tlu- arrent 1 by a United Htntes marshal of Arthur J. Clements, a prominent young fnrm- er living five miles east of this place, charged w ith Illicit distilling, created a I great surprise among * his friends throughout tin.* county. Ills arerst was ' the result of the discovery and destruc tion by the revenue officers of ono of the j largest Illicit whisky dintlllotfes ever l found iu the state. Its existence and .location was first reported, it Is stated, by a negro to a young farmer In the FROM DEATH AT FIRE Several Firemen mul a Po- Iieenmn Hurt at the Blaze. Now York, Nov. !.—Firemen made a thrilling rescue of two men from tho roof of a seven story building, and ecv EVERY SUNDAY Athens, G*., and Return. Only One Dollar for tho Round trip. Traina leave tho Union Depot at 7:20 a. ni. Cheaper to go than it is to stay at home. Remember Just $1.00 SEA80AR0. W. E. CHRISTIAN, A. G. P.A., Atlanta, Qa. enable, oul-o’.aorts and generally sour| orB , (lremP „ nm( on0 policemen wore 0n it*ta?232 y t“iy V >wJ rauldn't ten.| painfully burned and cut In a fire You don't keep track of those things.: early today which \hrentened to da- ooooooooo000000000oooooooo O O 0 HE PREVENT# WRECK O 0 AND IS PAID 110. O 0 O O Zuncsvlllc, Ohio, Nov. 2.—About O O two months ago George Patter- 0 0 son, a college student, prevented a O O disastrous wreck on the Baltimore 0 0 and Ohio railroad by flagging u 0 O train after he had discovered a O O broken rail. Last night's mall O O brought hlin u check for 210 from O • fit. UGII A ■ * t V|f ItUVA 1,1 lll"lot IIIIIIR'*, r - . , ■ . , , , . of cour*#*, hut you know you've *uf- xtroy an entire city j M u > uum farml them. .You probably Have had, aw*d »>> ‘J 1 ® -," f *V“I' 4 # 4 0 g,o 1!! 0 the company as a rcwaril for his O them for no long that they ve become a .building* at *»34, 340, 34. ana wtan , - n street. ** nci - For almost half an hour Solomon ROUND TRIP And Cheap One-way Rates -TO- CALIFORNIA AND NORTHWEST Round trip Summer Excursions from all points East to Pacllfe Coast and Northwest until September 13th, with ipeelat stopover privileges, good returning to October 31et, 1906. CHEAP COLONIST ONE-WAY TICKETS TO CALIFORNIA AND NORTHWEST FROM AUGUST 27th TO OCTOBER 31,t. Uee the eptendld through eervlee of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC from New Orleans, or UNION PACIFIC from St. Louie or Chicago to destination with Steamship Unto to Japan, Chino, ate. Round trip tickets account Baptist Convention, San Francisco and Los Angeles, on sale from Sept. 2d to 14th, final limit October 31st. WRITE ME FOR RATES AND INFORMATION, J. F. VAN RENSSELAER, General Agt„ 124 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga. R. 0. BEAN, T. P. A. halilt with you, and you have cams i Inn,street to the conclusion that your fate I* in' ” BIJOU TONIGHT—MATINEE SATURDAY. ... The Nuttanthall Bros. Amuo. Co. (Inc.) neighborhood. . Present the Dainty Musical Faroe | \\» capacity!., raid t., have been JO* i aosmma _ , ms/sa si gallon* *laj. ^OlW itlU(tinuln$ thv • uui no ono nave ujpprppiit, n*u t *— yr*~ . — • , " I OVFR^ AVn 1I NATICS •» , tP u L only a email flask of the I Indigestion, nor lore of appetite, brash, oorntce u*»n '' •tlch tbe> were st.ind- LuyCI\3 Al*U LrUliAIIv^ I product was found, but when raided, irritation, burning Mnsation*, heart* ing» un«l li seemed that the> munt i»tr- l*h. but they were rfucued In time to the conclusion mat your tuie in to, ■ •••••• Hulfcr them Indefinitely and ptrlmp* Johmark and Mnron Singer, who had forever. I born nnleep In ono at tho bulkJlngB, And **n men, much like hon*tm Miami product wan found, but when raided, With Joe Morris as “(key Ressnstsln." j {mwowr. they were In the act of inov- —J5S5* I Bill Chess. Pete Dennis and other tte- TOM, DICK AND HARRY. 1 greet, were arrested while In tho oet of ■) moving out tho machinery, nnd It wn* NEXT WEEK—Usual Matinees. jon their tertlmeny that Clements was Bickel, WatSOn & Wrothe, a The ensini' used in the manufacture SU rdi 0 , U n l ?Vnd ^pretty oKTs^tn^ths ^how! rMiiyV™' 11 "®'" 'byballe ^flrecr'freie •eiSMind pretty girls in the • no ' w • thP „r the revenue nnicer*, nnd t they temarked that tilt* wa* the fourth ‘ time It had la’cn captured and dlrnt- I bled. of 1000 Laughs. “Tom, Dick and Hany.’ s «me Bijou Price,. THE STAR 30000000000000000000000000 'o HOTEL. SCENE OF FIGHT8. O O ° IS BURNED TO GROUND. O O Lexington, Ky.. Nnv. i<m hnfol at ai . i:*Ih‘k O tng unhitched at the hitching poet, think they'ro tied, and SO their habit make* them prisoner*. But no ono need have dy*pep*la, nor Irritation, burning Miuatlons. heart burn. nauecu, eructation*, bad memory. In** <>r vim and vigor und the happl- ne** that comes from a healthy Mom- ach nnd a go,sl appetite If he will •>nlv leave Ills old hitching post and I tie himself to n new one, one that will i hob) him t» health. Joy. ambition and u clear mind and memory, nnd the sun shine that goes with them. Thnt Indeed Is Heaven! And you can get It In a little tablet already pro ps re, I for the purpose, In Stuart's Dys pepsia Tablets, those little cherub* of health and •'illght found In thousand* of homes today. Listen—one Ingredient of one of these precious little tablet* were awakened by the smoke, stood on the ranf of one of the building*, wav ing their hand* wildly and Imploring the people below to save them. The flame* were eating away the O O cacocooooooo-oaooooooooooo RAILROAD SCHEDULES NEW SLEEPER ON W. & A. R. R. TO ! I> Marietta... s 1 *03 NakIiyIIIw.. 11:45 rtm |- k 2&> pull 72 Mfirlott*.. It do i r.HA ji.sii AlUAiii. KAiM(U4if, * No.—Dr|iort To— 2 Nn Kb villi’. 1:3» «« 74 Marietta..li:l) pm I I . ► *3 .Nathrill*.440 pw ; 75 Marietta... ZAt pull 72 MnrltHtt.. 5:20 pm I * I Noihvlllr.. 7U15 pui|* 4 NfhvllU*. taO put ckai hal ot ut.imui.. lUil.a ai. Arrlvo F rom— | Im part To— Savaunab 7:10 ntuiMtcon 12:01 nti ___ . mfn . a I Jocksouvllle.. 7:50 iimihuraouaU >:u) miu CHATTANOOGA. Suco«i U:40tm Macon........ 4:03 pa ** >avaunab .... 4:15 iru'suraonab hlipo Mac«»n ........ ti.-OO pm Jacksonville.. >:>3 pm A l LAS LA ASLf HMl' l*t if A V HAIL- Effective at Atlanta* October 27th, and Chattanooga. October 20th, Iho WLEK OF OCT. 29. Sensational Drama Entitled “The Kentucky Outlaws” A MOTHER'S DEVOTION. PEOPLE Mat _ 'Tlie fa O meus Ariington lintel at Jackson. lO Breathitt county, hi u*he*. O Manv feud rt/ffit* had taken place O O aiHtut thin hotel. On one occaalon O O Tom t’ockrlll and t'urt Jett emp- O O tied revolver* ut each other in O •o battle. . , . , „ ° 0 Other fttfhiH had taken 0 there, nnd III© building ' \% r.s i' ROAD. W. £ /. Rnllroad will o;s>ralo on Its nteti^i" .’''!»!»am!*MiStS!m,rT # »3) run trains, Nos.'3 and 4, Pullman slee|p | fiW pml’Menu m ry.i::# pm wilt (iiacNt for you 3 000 gralnjv'of food erH k^ween Atlanta and ChattanCX)ga,! LnOraocr...’...’ I:23 am{La(»rl(u^«...’. G::V) pm relieve J v«uV uW«f leaving Atlanta at 8:50 p. u., i -Mont^mro;. 3:40 pm,*Mout«>ry.Il:Ui.tn Tnw rei etci >yur U •' 11 » IIBU « nn ir»»r • cm romain In aanin •l>«»Tr. AH otb«*r train* extent 8i!ii* work of digesting until your Htomach j MU iiauscngera can it mum in j 0 y con get strong and healthy uguin. Your i until 7:00 a. pi. next morning iu Chat* All train* of Atlanta nnd Wept Point utomarii ban been overworked and j tanooga, returning pasaeuKcr i can get Ballrwna _ romgny arrive at "ml depart nleeftcr m. and arrlv SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Tlie following u-Mulo Ogurao puhlbihed only na tnformntlon. nnd am not gonrantend. WASHINGTON. Nfew YORK AND THE EAST. i m. i E 34. 40. * . T.v. Atlautn iC. T.) Ar. To««| (E. T.) Ar. Knarinnhurg Ar. Chariot ft* Ar. Wnfhlugton Ar. N>w York 12:00 ntg’t 1:25 a.m. 4:42 n.ra. 0:2Jn.m. p.m. 0:10 n.m. 7:5u a.iu. l2:f/7 p.m. .1:55 S3, 4:40 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 13.40 nnua 3:K p.m. 4:04 p.uj. H:!S p aj. 4:42 4.01. 13:43 p.m. J 'Ji xm. >.m. .m. ».m. .m. life CHATTANOOGA. CINCINNATI AND THE WEST. is. I ' 7. IS. ' I.r. At.antn Ar. Cbatinnoufa i-JO n.m. 4:45 n.m. 7:41 p.tn. K W p.m. 7:10 a.m. 1 7^5 a.m. | lKki p.m. 4-5o p.m. ; Hi5 p.m. Ar. lAiutMTlIle Ar. Chicago. . . : 3:45 a.m. l:2op.m. ! JACKSONVILLE. BRUNSWICK. ETC. Is. 4. 10. •4. 1 I.r. Atlanta Ar. Mmon Ar. t'ucbr.in “ihBs.ta. D-.20 n.m. 10:20 n.m. 12:15 p.m. 1 2:40 p.m. 4:1* pni. 7 :HI p.tn, S:C p.m. 11:15 p.m. 1:30 n.m. 2:40 n.iu. abused. It's fugged out. It nets!* rest. Let Bluart'* D) s|ut|i*la Tablets do the, ... ()rnIn „ work for your nomach. You will bo norn,nB surprised how fine you'll feci after J eating, and how lusciously good every thing will taste to you. That - * Iwcausej «. I Hie Table's nr* thoroughly digesting c the foci which yoitr stomnrh couldn't O Marred all over by bullets from O ! digest heforo. ! X f.,idl*ti' pistols nnd rifle*. Dr. 0 ; Have iht e tablets on your dining O n P fox assassinated In Breath- 0 table, and tuke one or two after evorv lo lit femls. was killed near the ho- C'nieut without fall. Then yon > will 45 o ,ei, anil J. B. Marcum lived next O J realise u* never before that the human O door when he " a . K Atlanta 7:10 next) UKoKiilA ItAii.uvAO. Arrive Kruin- depart C. E. HARMAN. Generat I’osimigcr Agent saesinatrd. O ' stomach decides fc.r every man wheth- Mnrcum's 0 cr lie will go forward or barkwurd— ’'a'mees Monday Wcdncsdav. Thur*- o Peveral plots, ugalu.t Marrams O.cr he will go fmannl or hnrkwupl— anil Kulurilav m r-lo 1'wrv nlfht ’ 3 hfe were also made In this hotel. O and besides, you'll forget you ever Im.l " S u al - 30 ' Bvery nl * nt 00OooO00O0OO0OOU0OOOODfY MH 01 a stomach to torment you. Society and Fashion patronize the New Kimball Palm Garden. I Souvenirs tonight after the theater. iU|*Aniru«ta 7:45 I ■PM ... O Utbofck 13:06 r Covington 7;43 am *Augu#tn 3:3> ( Mugimtn., . ,J2:30 pmfi'onrern 5:03 | Utbonln 3:2T# ptniCnviitftoti.... 4:|rt ( •AuirsMa 1:15 pn>l*AiffiiRtn U:4l | '’Dully. All oth«r train* tiulljr except Hu 4-r till' Alii LlKl3 UAlCtoAl. AiTire Kruin— •*“1 Depart T«>— Washington... •:» nmnirmlncbnin.. r*M on 4Mn»vIIh» *:4'| niniMonroe 7:-1 fltn Jtatnphl* It:ttam 8rff Y«rk....l2:(W in .Vpw York pm’Al»Iier!ll#.... 4:W put Mootw 7:43 pailMumpbl* pa j:i-mlng1inni.. 7:45 pin \Va#blugton... *:93fpm gbawn In f’Mifml tin*. At. Jutftip. Ar. Iln’unwivk . Ar. Jackfc»uvllif. 403 p.m. I r.24 p.ai. I l.v. AiUuui. Ar. AuMvIl. Ar. TnlUpooon. Ar. AnuUton. BIRMINGHAM. MEMPHIt AND THE WEST. Ar. Annuton Ar. Birmingham. 4:*> n.i ».m. I 4:24 p.m. I.r. Atlnnta. . . Ar. WUIIamioN. lMHH Ar. Fort Valloy. . . . -1 1:25 ~ ~1*3 kOttf*t n0*1 TlrUrfol u.ria.tti. 4:» tt.ui. : • :t* «• 4:r>n.io. i »:55«.i .SIHI 7:«n.m. J 1U:v4m.ui. TAp.ni. 0:15 it.tn. ! I2:C« p.m, [ *:» p.ta. COLUM BU«r>0'RT'vXCLtYVET(L l.v. Atlanta. Ar. Wl!l!anu Ar. C«4un»Mui. ~CI'fnvbtrNN* »*(. F’hoor 142. ■ilnal Stall Vhou* »*). mm