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Newspaper Page Text2 Howto Get Rid of Catarrh A Simple, Safe, Reliable Way, and it Costs Nothing to Try. S' Those who suffer from catarrh know . Its miseries There is no need of this suffer!nr. You can ret rid of it by a "Jwttole, safe, inexpensive, home treat ment discovered by Dr. Blosser, who, for over thirty-six years, has been treat | in> catarrh successfully. K X' Mis treatment is unlike any other. fcjt (a not a spray, douche, salve, cream, ®*r inhaler, but is a more direct and ! -f foarough treatment than any of these, r? . j eleans out the head. nose, throat and r Mgs so that you can again breathe Awely and sleep without that stopped tbat all < ?atarrh sufferers *-bave It heals the diseased mucous > membranes and arrests the foul dls- K'" charge, so that you will not be con- stantly blowing your nose and spittlnx. E. and at the same time it does not poison system and ruin the stomach, as In 'lernaJ medicines do. If you want to test this treatment KV> cost, send your address to Dr. H W Blosser. 51 Walton Street. Atlan- g ’ ta. Ga.. and he will send you by return E • mail enough of the medicine to satisfy jrou that it is all he claims for it as a •remedy for catarrh. catarrhal head aches, catarrhal deafness, asthma, K** ’bronchitis, colds and all catarrhal com- F-. plications. He will also send you free BSit an illustrated booklet. White him im , *, mediately K gs, I - YOUR FORTUNE TOLD Past, Present and Future All Re vealed. ————— wonderful Bewelations That WIU Sur prise, Mystify and Kelp Ton. ■F Let ne seo-i you a test reeding of your life as revealed by the stars above tbat wiU sur prise. mystify and aid you. I will convince 'R« that there U truth tn Astrology, tbit It K. ! ;' wW point out the way to success in love, , health, wealth and marriage. Will tell what ; profeasfoo to follow to be moat successful. of cteagea to come and mistake* to avoid. *' Wonderful revelation of the peat, present and • future, everything revealed; ’etla if your friends . . are false er true, if you wiU marry more than care or be divorced. Are you in trouble, per pkexed and at a lore what to co to secure your greateat deairea? Write to me and be convinced k that Astrology la a acience. and that It ean K kelp you. Put me to the teat and let me prove It to you. Mo matter what your past experience has been or what your present trouble may be, I ran help you. Adriee is given that will bring K you good Inek and reccere in tore. courtship Mt and flaanelai matter*. I. Send me the date of your birth and enclose • cents tn postage (del; write plainly and you win beer from me promptly. OF. A. EEBOLA. Dept. 133 M. Havana. Cuba. F • - !■="■ ■ ! ALUMINUM CO. BUYS BIG RIGHT OF WAY V j KNOXVILLE. Dec. «.-For the purpose of building an immense power plant to develop electricity for the oper . ation of an aluminum plant, the Alumi num Company of America, a Pennsylva i .-ala corporation, has purchased rights of way for a distance of 40 miles along the gRP-Little Tennessee river in Blunt county. ■FIF Tenn., and across the state line in North HeT . Carolina. u A About U&’v.OOO has been spent for these ; ** right; of way and it is reported the in - tention of the company Is to expend be r • tween IU.OOO.OO) and lifi.OK.OOO in the con- R*. structlon of dams which will develop »LO» horsepower and the construction of an Immense plant for the manufacture of aluminum, tn which electricity figures most prominently in the refining process. The company now manufactures fully M per cent of all aluminum, has its first process plant at East St Louis, 111-. and two refining plants at Niagara Falls and -Meesina, N. Y. It is not the intention ! * to abandon these plants, but to Increase capacity by building in this more central |s« location The Aluminum company, which is capl ■pe ~ tali zed at SSO.OOO.OCO. has not decided BX” whether to erect Its refining plant near t r the power dams or in Knoxville, where HRk. better shipping facilities would be af g?; forded. This deal carries with it the y . completion of the Bushnell extension ot the Southern railway, a line of road par ■F7 tially constructed between Maryville, | * Tenn., and Bushnell, N. C. REV. SAM DEAN WILL GO TO ELBERTON CARTERSVILLE. Ga. Dec. «.-Rev. fcM-. 1 ® am C. Dean, pastor of the First Bap tist church of this city, has said that he will accept the call extended him by the First church at Elberton, Ga.. and t.. » will preach in Elberton Sunday. He ex pects to resign the Cartersville church at once, and go to his new field by E January L No more popular man ever lived in fe <* this city than Rev. Sam Dean, and a finer fl pulpit orator was never heard here. Pop ular with hia own church, with all the ’ churches and with the public generally. He wiU leave this city and his charge here with the sincere regrets of the en —-tire town. A strong effort was being f formulated to keep him, but k was found that he had made up his mind positively to accept the Elberton call. WORKS WITHOUT FAITH Faith Came After the Works Had Laid the Foundation Sfcy A Bay State belle talks thus about J-* *- coffee: "While a coffee drinker I was a suf |w serer from Indigestion and intensely 1 i painful nervous headaches, from chlld r. hood. ’Seven years ago my health gave out entirely. I grew so weak that the ex ertion of walking, if only a few feet, made it necessary for me to lie down. My friends thought I was marked for consumption—weak, thin and pale. "I realised Che danger I was in and tried faithfully to get relief from medi cines. till at last, after having employed J all kinds of drugs, the doctor acknowl edged that he did not believe It was in his power to cure me "While in this condition a friend in duced me to quit coffee and try Postum, and I did so without the least hope that it would do me any good. I did f not like it at first, but when it was properly made I found it was a most j delicious and refreshing beverage. 1 am especially fond of it served at dln- • ner ice-cold, with cream. ‘Tn a month's time I began to im prove, and in a few weeks my indlges- L tion ceased to trouble me, and my head acne stopped entirely. I am so perfect . ly well now that Ido not look like the same person, and I have so gained In flesh that I am 15 pounds heavier than ever before. "This Is what Postum has done for me. I still use It and shall always do • Name given by Postum Co.. Bat • ’ tie Creek, i-icb. There's a reason,” and it is explained | in the little book. "The Road to Well : eille.” in pkgs. - Ever read the above let ter? A new one appears from time to time. They are gen uine, true, and full of human interest 4 PARCELS POST SYSTEM PROO FOR IN BILL Senator Bourne Confident His Measure Will Be Widely Approved (Bv AMoeiated Preas.l WASHINGTON. Dec. s.—With the end In view of supplying a basis for the work of the committee on post offlces and post roads. Senator Jonathan Bourne sooh will introduce a bill pro viding for a parcels post system. Th* measure will authorize an Increase to 11 pounds in the size of fourth-class mail packages from the present maxi mum of four pounds and at the same time provide for a diminution of charges from the present rate of one cent a pound. Pound packages will be carried for 10 cents with an additional charge of 4 , cents for each additional pound. For the smallest package provided for, weighing eight ounces, there will be a charge of fi cents. In cases in which the package does not go beyond the rural route on which it originates, the charge will be reduced one-half. Senator Bourne expresses confidence in the self-supporting character of the bill. "In view of the fact that prac tically all of the carriers on the 42,000 rural routes in operation could carry four times as much matter as they now carry without any cost for ddi tional equipment I am satisfied that ’he proposed system would pay for itself from the beginning.” he said. "At pres ent 75 per cent of their energies are wasted and it is the part of wisdom to utilise them." The senator said the measure would be used as a basis for future hearing*. "Heretofore witnesses have spent much time opposing features which never were contemplated," he said. fWe will now give them something concrete tu talk about and we hope to press along as rapidly as the importance of the rub ject will justify. I hope we may get results before the close of the session." ALABAMA METHODISTS MEET AT PENSACOLA PENSACOLA. Fla., Dec. With Bishops Wilson and Denny presiding, the 79th annual session of the Alabama conference of th* Methodist church con vened here this morning with the larg est number of ministers and delegates in attendance in the history of the con ference. The forenopn session was devoted to or ganisation and hearing reports of com mittees as well as reports by presiding elders on th* moral conduct of minis ters In their respective districts during the past year. Examination of all the young ministers were also conducted and will be reported upon later. t MRS. ROBBINS WIL BE TRIED IN DECEMBER WAYCROSS, Dec. At Ware superior court, which begins the Decem ber session this week, Mrs. R. L. Rob bins, charged with killing Miss Belle Smith, in Waycross, last July, will be tried. The case i* one that has attract ed much attention, and it will no doubt occupy several days of the court Mrs. Robbins has been confined in jail since her arrest immediately after the killing, Judge Parker refusing to grant a petition for bait Some of the state's best legal talent has been em ployed for the defense, and the battle, from a legal point of view, will be keen ly contested. CHOCTAW TRIBE ELECTS CHEIFS FOR NEW YEAR On last Monday's sleep the following chiefs were elected by Choctaw tribe for the coming year: Prophet, J.- T. Lewis; sachem, W. R. Chappell; senior sagamore, I. C» Lind say; Junior sagamore, Sam J. Dunaway; chief of records, p. J. McGuire; collector of wampum. E. A. Baughan; keeper of wampum, P. L. Guest. Choctaw is closing a most successful year and the tribe will hold their 11th an niversary on next Monday night at their hall, corner Decatur and Moore streets. The public is invited. NEWSPAPER MEN WILL HAVE BEEFSTEAK SUPPER NASHVILLE, Tenn., Dec. «.-The meet ing here of the Southern and Texas cir cuits of the Associated Press will con clude this evening with a beefsteak sup per, at whict the visitor? will be guests of th* headquarter’s hotels. This after noon the visitor* will take an automobile trip to the Hermitage, the home of An drew Jackson, the Nashville Industrial bureau being host. I The main business of the morning for the southern division was the selection of a place of meeting. PASTORS LAUNCH FIGHT FOR HALF-RATE FARES TRENTON, N. J., Dec. 5,-Pastors of all denominations from every secton of New Jersey are launching a state-wide campaign in the interest of having re stored to the minister* of the state the half fare rate on railroads which has been denied to the clergy through a ruling of the public utilities commission. A committee representng each of the church bodies of the state will appear before the utilities board and endeavor to have the question reopened. Woodmen Name Consul COLUMBUS, Ga., Dec. A-Sherlff Beard, of Muscogee county, is the new consul commander of Columbus Camp, No. 3, Woodmen of the World, having succeeded V. A, Giglio at the annual election held last night, vther officers named included Leroy Lewis, adviser lieutenant; J. T. Norman, barker; J. 8 Gordy, clerk; Leo Davis, escort; 8. Slxe more, sentry; 8. L. Galloway, watchman; T. E. Simpson, manager. These officers will be installed next week. Following the election a big banquet was held, be ing attended by nearly 200. Stokes Seriously 111 NEW YORK. Dec. 6.—lt became known today that thare has been a de cided change for the worse in the con dition of W. E. D. Stokes, the million aire chief witness in the case against Ethel Conrad and Lillian Graham. Ac cording to hi* physician. Dr. Josiah P. Thornley, an operation may be found necessary for the formation of an ab scess on the patient'* left kidney. "There 1* no immediate danger of Mr. Stokes’ death." said the physician, "but nl* condition is grave." Rogers Throws Russian NEW YORK. Dec. 6.—Joe Rogers, of New York, threw Ivan Romanoff, of Russia, in 37 minutes of wrestling catch-as-catch-can style here last night. Romanoff had agreed to throw Rogers once Ln an hour. THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1911. GREAT KIDNEY REMEDY SAVES TWO CHILDREN IN ONE FAMILY About one year ago two of my children suffered badly from weak kidneys and diabetes. They would have severe spells of dizziness and were all run down in health. I was just about discouraged. I tried several remedies aoid finally a doc tor, but they did not seem to improve. I knew of a friend who was taking Swamp-Root for kidney trouble with good results and I decided to get some for the children I had noticed tha<t there was some improvement after they had taken two large bottles and continued to give it to them until they had taken one-half dozen bottles and were well on the road to recovery. I think Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp- Root has done more for my children than any other medicine I have tried and rec ommend it to anyone having children that suffer as mine did. Very truly yours, R. W. LIBENBY, Dothan, Ala. Personally appeared before me, this 2d day of July, 1909, R. W. Llsenby, who subscribed to the above statement and made oath that the same is true In sub stance and fact. A. W. LISENBY, Notary Public. X.*tt*r to Dr. lulmsr St Co., Binghamton, K. Y Prove wnat Swamp-Root Will Do I’d Ton. Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Bingham ton, N. Y„ for a sample bottle. It will convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet of valuable information, telling all about the kidneys and bladder. When writing, be sure and mention The Atlanta Seml-Weekly Journal. Regular flfty cent and one-dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores. RIVERS AND HARBORS CONVENTION IS OPENED WASHINGTON, Dec. s.—With prob ably 5,000 delegates from all sections of the country attending the national rivers and harbors congress began its eighth annual convention here today. The pro gram for the opening session included an address of welcome by Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson, and addresses by Representative Stephen M. Spark man, chairman of the house committee on rivers and harbors, and Dr. Vavid McKinley, a director of the University of Illinois. Th! g convention is expected to be the most important as well as the best attended in the history of the congress. For the first time the presidents of the individual associations will be given an opoprtuntty to outline the necessities of their respective projects. Congress will be urged to establish a definite waterways policy instead of considering each project separately. The directors will recommend, probably to day, that the headquarters of the con gress be moved from Cincinnati to Washington. This session this after noon wa s to be devoted to the addresses of the association presidents. NEGRO IS EXECUTED; SHOT IN COURT ROOM WASHINGTON, Ga., Dec. 6.—T. B. Walker, the negro who shot and killed Charles Hollinshead, paid the death pen alty Tuesday afternoon, after having been shot and wounded In the court room Tuesday by John C. Hollinshead, a broth er of the negro's victim. TWO ARE KILLED IN AVIATION ACCDENT LONDON, Dec. 6.—A double aviation fatality occurred at Filey, near Scar borough, Yorkshire, this morning. Hu bert Oxley, an aviator, was killed in stantly and his passenger, Robert Weiss, sustained Injuries from which he died soon afterwards. Remarkable Treatment For Epilepsy or Fits Kansas City Doctor Treats this Disease with Unusual Success*. ■end* a Barg* 16-oz. Bottis Frs* to AU Sutterers Who Write Kltn. The remarkable success which F. E. Grant, a physician, located st 537 Raymond Bldg., Kan sas City., Mo,, la having in the treatment of kpllepsy, Fits, or Falling Sickness Is attract ing wide attention. To test tie treatment the Doctor sent some of it to people who had been suffering for years, and to their delight they state that hie treatment cured them. Dr. Grant Is anxious to help everyone af flicted with this dreadful disease. He sends a free 16-ox. bottle to any sufferer who will write him, giving name, age and express office. If yon have this disease write him at once. Tobacco Habit Quickly Conquered Dr. Elder*’ Tobacco Boon Banishes All Form* of Tobacco Habit In 72 to 120 Hours. Guaranteed positively to be a harmless, swift and permanent relief from the slavery of the Tobacco Habit. Easy to take. No craving for Tob&coo after the first dose. One to three boxes sufficientfor all ordinary case*. Proofs in plenty from those who have experienced the wonderful benefits of Dr. Elders’ Guaranteed Home Treatment I Wish I Could Or. Elders' Tsbsoco QuH Tsbsoco Boon Cured Ms They write like this: “Wouldn’t take 11000 for what you did for me"; “I never have a hankering for tobacco any more”; One box of your Tobacco Boon cured me after 20 years habit": “Used tobacco in all forms for 17 years; three boxes cured me”; 1 cannot praise your Tobacco Boon enough. Other Mothers can also cure their sons": “Used Tobacco for almost M years and I cannot express tny gratitude to you for putting me in my present condition." 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PROGRAM IS ARRANGED FOR DRAINAGE CONGRESS Meeting Will Be Held at Way cross on December 19-Many Visitors Expected WAYCROSS, Ga., Dec. 6.—Very elab orate preparations are being made for the annual meeting ot, the Georgia Drain age Congrees, which will be held at Way cross Tuesday, December 19. There will be two sessions of the congress, morning and afternoon. The program, which has just been completed, is as follows: MORNING SESSION. Convention called to order by the pres ident, George W. Deen. Address of welcome. Prof. E. A. Pound. ‘‘Reclamation of North Carolina’s Wet Lands,” by Dr. Joseph Hyde Pratt, geol ogist of North Carolina. “The Wet and Overflowed lands of Georgia” (illustrated lecture), by Prof. S. W. McCallie, geologist of Georgia. "The Reclamation of Georgia's Wet and Overflowed Lands,” by J. V. Phil lips, United States engineer, drainage bureau. Discussion of the drainage question, by Congressman 'William G. Brantley and Hon. Charlee G. Edwards, Senator Hoke Smith and Hon. L. R. Aiken, of Bruns wick. PROGRAM FOR AFTERNOON. “The Relation of Drainage to the Ag ricultural Development of the South,” by Hon. E. J. Watson, commissioner of ag riculture, commerce and industries, of South Carolina. “(rhe Value of Tile Drainage and Re sults in North Carolina,” by Dr. Len G. Hardeman, of Jackson county. “The Railroad's Interests in Drainage,” by Col. Alexander R. Lawton, vice presi dent of the Central of Georgia Railway company, of Savannah, and Wade H. Leahy, general passenger agent of the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Rail road company, of Atlanta. General discussion by members and visitors. Report of legislative committee by the chairman, J. L. Sweat. Election of officers for ensuing year and place for next meeting. Because of the stupendous interests involved, since the drainage movement will mean so much for the state of Georgia in the furtherance of agricultural development by the reclamation of thousands of acres of the most fertile land, in the state, the Waycross convention is expected to be one of the most Important and suc cessful ever held in the south. Charleston Makes Bid CHARLESTON, Dec. 6.—Secretary Mc- Keand, of the chamber of commerce, Sec retary Whitford, of the drainage com mission, Manager Garrison, of the gov ernment experiment station, will meet state commission of agriculture at Co lumbia on Tuesday and proceed to Chi cago, where they go to invite the Irri gation congress to meet next year in Charleston. Commissioner Watson is to make an address before the congress on mvita tion and the delegation is hopeful of getting the next meeting for Charles ton. FIVE ARE KILLED IN PENNSYLVANIA WRECK PITTSBURG, Dec. 6.—Five men were killed and a score injured, a number of them seriously, this morning in a wreck of two freights and an express train on the Pennsylvania railroad at Devil’s Bend, one-half mile east of Manor, Pa. The dead are: ENGINEER FRANK DAILY, of the express train, and four unidentified men who were in the express cars. Fireman John Myers was perhps fatal ly Injured, while several other members of the three crews were seriously hurt. Many others sustained bruises. Twenty-six out of 27 valuable horses which wfre being carried in one of the express cars were killed. Debris was scattered over the four main tracks and traffic was tied up for hours. The wreck was due, primarily, to the stalling of an extra westbound freight. A second extra freight, which followed, ran into the rear of the first. The im pact threw both trains from the tracks. Before flagmen could be hurried to give warning, a fast Chicago train car rying nothing but express, rushed along the westbound passenger track into th* wreckage of the freight. The express train was thrown from the rails and went over a 20-foot embankment. WHITFIELD CROWDS SEE CORN SHOW DALTON, Ga., Dec. 6,-Whitfleld coun ty sent a large delegation to the big corn show in Atlanta, the party leaving here this morning. Sixteen members of the Boys’ Corn club made the trip, being accompanied by County School Commis sioner J. C. Sapp, Mr. C. L. Foster and Mr. Extra Perkins. The boys go to represent the county club which has sent 26 entries in the Boys’ Corn club contests, and they go 'with the confidence of winning their share of the prizes offered. The members of the club In attendance at the big show are Philip Frazier, De- Witt Hamilton, Owen Henderson, Dallas White, Robert Raper, Roy Wilson, Char ley Bartonfleld, Duff Smith, Joe Moore, Walter Miller, Grady 3 ead, Fred Foster, Earl Shugart, Sam Head, Glenn Duckett and Lee Palmer. ST. LOUIS PULLS FOR REPUBLICAN CONVENTION WASHINGTON, Dec. St. Louis wants the Republican national conven tion and an organized effort will oe started today to persuade the members of the national commission when they meet her next Tuesday to choose that city. Secretary o f Labor and Commerce Na gel, Missouri’s member of the national committee, has been conducting a quiet campaign for some time in behalf of his home city, and he will be reinforc ed today with the arrival of Governor Hadley, of Missouri, and Postmaster Aiken, of St Louis. Sidney Relber, the member from the District of Columbia, is strongly in favor of St. Louis, and will join in the movement for sending the convention there. MANCHESTER WILL HAVE ELECTRIC PLANT MANCHESTER, Ga., Dec. 6.—The ques tion of electric lights was brought before the people of Manchester today byway of an election for the purpose of floating J 15.000 bonds to erect an electric light plant at this place to be owned and op erated by the city, which was accepted by an almost unanimous vote. Manchester is only 3 years old and this step will greatly help the town. Bed Makers Meet NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6.—More than 100 delegates to the semi-annual conven tion of the National Association of Iron Bed and Spring Manufacturers, which opens a three days’ session here today, are in the city. 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ELLIS ART CO., Dept.s43, 538 Lawndale Ave.,Chicago* SOUTHERN INDICTED FOR RATE REDUCTION MOBILE, Ala., Dec. 6.—An indictment charging the Southern railway with vio lating the Interstate commerce laws, by rebating or reducing rates, without au thority, between Pine Hill, Ala., and Ful ton, Ala., and Mobile, was placed in the hands of the United States marshal to day for service on the officers of the railroad. The specific charge Is that, in 17 cases, the railroad made rates of 0 and 5 1-4 cents on lumber from the stations named to Mobile, when the tariffs on file with the interstate commerce commission specified a rate of 8 cents. CHILDERS REMOVED TO AMERICUS JAIL AMERICUS, Ga., Dec. 6.-Mort S. Childers, in custody of the sheriff of Lee county, was brought to Americus this morning under order of the court grant ing the prisoner a change of venue in the second trial of the sensational case wherein he is accused of wife murder. 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Box 67—CLUTHE 00., 125 E. 3»rd St. N. Y. City, Whiskey Business is Our Business We have dealt in Whiskey on this Corner since April, 1888, nearly 24 years, our reputation has grown year after year for honest dealing, our customers have clung to us and we appreciate their loyalneas of sup port making our grand success a possibility. Our idea in specializing the 100-proof Liquors is the new sane American idea, labeling Goods correctly. Double Stamp Goods means 100 in proof, means two Stamps on one Barrel, one the Bonded Warehouse Stamp, the other the Tax Stamp, goods drawn from barrels like these and coupled with our many years of reputation assures you that you are getlng the Simon Pure Article and that you are not getting that watery Stuff usually half Water and half Whiskey. Why should you buy diluted Stuff when you can buy from us real genuine 100-proof Liquor at such surprising low prices. 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That some ■ decided changes will be made seems cer -1 tain, but whether the present officials will merely be switched around or arop , ped entirely Is not known. i Council elects all Important officials I of the city. In the past some of the i elective positions have had strong con -1 tenders and council required most of the night to complete the election. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. ! Die Kind You Have Always Bought 1 FEARS ARE FELT FOR SOUTHBOUND YACHTS BEAUFORT, N. C., Dec. 6.—Fears are entertained for the safety of a number of : small yachts bound from northern ports to southern waters, which left Sunday and ran Into a strong southwest gale, which shifted to the northwest and prob ably has driven the little vessels off shore. The three-masted schooner, Susie H. Davidson, bound from New York to Sa vannah, is reported 40 miles south of Hatteras, in distress, and It is believed her crew has been taken off by a pass ing vessel. BANKERS’ FLEET NOT DAMAGED BY STORM I NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6—Although the "bankers’ fleet.” which is returning to New Orleans from Panama with about 300 bankers and their wives aboard, en countered a storm in the Gulf of Mexico late yesterday, the ships were not dam aged. Wireless communication with the fleet was not interrupted today. . WINTER CUT PRICE ON OUR p'i IGHT WHISKEY town MM iw> waMton are the quality with 2 gallons at kind advertised in thia paper W.OO or 35 00 for 2 gsllons, sad -aiaht Whiskey la not bettar ire judge—send cure teek on and we will return your money ar MH oxtnato soy taryoorttmo. >vo la an Iron-clad asraaasaot tted bas oro In any papar byamf auaa so it’s up to you W tret ft rn this ad with remittance and «£ letter plainly as below—wa will •• .nd peek Mg Sample »° d Proa with the 2 gallons. r to Atlantic National Bank, JaA- Ha.. 000 of the tersaat Banks 4 OFFICERS PUZZLED BY STEPHENS’ DEATH, SWAINSBORO, Ga., Dec. s.—The mys tery surrounding the killing of William Stephens, who was murdered whll* asleep in his bed in his home In th* up per part of Emanuel county, is puzzling the officers deeply still, since they can not find any clue to the murderer or what the motive for the killing was. Some one entered the room in which Mr. Stephens slept, committed the crime and left before the murdered man’s daughter, who was cooking breakfast In the kitchen, could reach her father’s bedside. The bullet penetrated th* top of Mr. Stephens* head, causing instant / death. Stephens had a pistol between the bed and mattress, but it was found loaded all around, which precludes all idea of suicide. The ball which entered i..e top of the head ranged down the backbone. The officers are busy try ing to obtain some clue from which to work. Paint Without Oil Remarkable Discovery That Cuts Down the Cost of Paint Seventy-five Per Cent. A Pre* Trial Package Xs Mailed to Everyone Who Writes. A. L. Bice, a prominent manufacturer of Adams, N. Y., baa discovered a process of making a new kind of paint without th* use of oil. He callg it Powdrpslpt. It comes in tbe form of a dry powder and all that is required la cold water to make s paint weather proof, firs proof and as durable ss oil paint. It adheres to any surface, wood, stons or brick, spreads and looks like oil paint and costs about one4burth as much. Write to Mr. A. L. Rice, Manufr, 25 North St., Adams, N. Y., snd be will send you a free trial package, also color card and fall Informa tion showing you bow you can ssva a good many dollars. Write tday.