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’ ' ™ - - £ -T-yfrrr THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4. MOT. OLDS CURED thres hours, and cum Is • fow dan. run. Mr. Munjron'a Dyspepsia Cara posltlrrlr rum all forma of UalKattloa audatoourh trou ble. Price, Sr. Manyon's Cold Caro prevents paatiiuonln aad break. up a cold la a few huura. atopa roagfe*. sight awsata all«r« serene*. and speedily beala the loo*. *- Maayon'* *'-■* esfc as Muaroa'a _ ___ Id Owe mlnntea. Price. Sr. “ iron's Nerve Care rarsc of Barren. cihaustloa. Price, Cara speedily cures lotos or jirolim^aud all nayem'V ilea dee S* cnrsestspa headache MUN'YON'S Munjron’g Cold Core relieves tbe heed, throat and lunge almoat im- mediate 1 Checks Fevera, Stops Discharges ol the nose, takes away all aches and pains caused by colds. It cures grip and obstl- n aU Coughs and prevents Pneu- uioola. Bold by all Druggists, 25c. Carr eradicate* sll 4«n l»tir!tlee of the blood. l*rtce. Sr. Mtui/on'e IJrer Cure rorrMi hesqsche, lillloiiMif*M. Jaundice. cosatlpstlon Mf liver trouble*. t*rlrv. Hr. Iluiiyou’M <’uimtlpnt|nu Cure Is the DltSft Slid loost eclentlfle treatment* for Coustlpa tlou. Munyou'* Yltallser restores ho* t powei to.wenk uieu. If you have Catarrh or are afflicted with deafness use Munjreu'e Improved Inhaler. Muii yon‘s Female Itemed I *s are a lioon to all women. A separate riire for each disease. At 41! druggists, mostly 21c s. vis U HELD TIGHT BY TOOT ON ST. CAR TRESTLE; SAVED BY A SECOND George C. Norris Just Missed Terrible -. I Death. -a-trestle-ever- Proctor’s creek Sunday night., short ly before 7 o’clock. In an effort to es cape a rapidly approaching trolley car on the river line, George C. Norris, of 421 Capitol avenue, a trunk maker In the amploy of the Pinnacle Trunk Manufacturing Company. suddenly caujfht his foot in some manner In the trestle, and was held a terrified pris oner while the car bore down upon him. Norris waa thrown to the trestle and was lying across the track when struck by the car. The motorman. by means of the brilliant electric headlight, could see the form on the treetle ‘for some distance And the car had been brought almoMt to a standstill by the time It reached the prostrate man. The mo- tnrman states that when he first saw the body on the trestle he thought It was a dog. Norris wua considerably bruised, but his condition is not considered serious. He waa placed aboard the car and brought Into the city, being taken to the Grady hospital In an ambulance. SMALL INDUSTRIES COMPELLED TO CLOSE BY SCARCITY OF FUEL BpocMl to Th. QMrfUn. Knoxville, Tran.. Feb. 4.—The coni bualnaaa In the bltumlnoua belt baa * MHrpsupu dntns the pant week | on account of tha shortage of cara on I botb the Southern and L. 4k N. roada. V Local operators bare been notified of ! the doting down of bund red. of (mail Industrie# In the Southeastern stales on account of lack of coal, but they are powerless to help until the coal care are supplied. Both roada promise a partial supply for Monday, but there Is little prospect of any permanent re. lief. Not only te the supply bf steam coal exhausted In many towns . and cities, but the supply of commercial or domeitlc coal la running dangerously low. and a cold wave of any duration would bring hardahlpe. FORMER ATLANTAN IN RESPONDENT FIT Special to The Georgian and Naws. Chattanooga. Tann.. Feb. 4.—After having a bottle of poison knocked from hla hands, Walter Parker, recently of Atlanta, whose home I* In Gadsden, Ala., snatched a revolver from hie roommate’s trunk at a hotel here last night and suicided by shooting himself through tha head. He acted Uke a mad man. tossing from efde to tide on the bed and when he matched the revolver hla two roommates fled from the room nfter the suicide had flred n shot at them. / Parker was a bartender and hnd been despondent for many' days. Vice-President Kslrtiaak*. 1 Attorney-lien* era! Bonaparte and Keoretnry of the Tress- urjTNhtv are to 1*> siumuk the notable guests at the Lincoln day hanuuct glv.*u by the Union League of Maryland lu Baltimore. CARRIE HAS. ARRIVED; ' BRINGS HER HATCHET But Declares She’ll Do No Smashing Here—Unless. TURNED HER DOWN AT WHITE HOUSE Mrs. Nation Here For Week’s Engagement at El Dorado. Mrs. Carrie Nation, famed through, out the country a. a emaaher of saloons and as a foe to liquor, Is In Atlanta, And her Ural appearance Monday night at the Rl. Dorado theater will be marked by a reply to Rov. Dr. Len O. Broughton, who made an attack on the theaters In hie sermon Bunday bight and who had something to aay about Mrs. Nation and her engagement in Atlanta. Notwithstanding the fact that ahe did not arrive In Atlanta until early Mon- day morning, Mrs. Nation was up early, and it waa In an Interesting manner ahe talked to a reporter for The Oeorglan UNCLE REMUS’S MAGAZINE Fer One Year $1.00 la II necessary lo .ay that Joel Chandler Harris Is tw be the editor r-f UNCLE REMUS'S MAGAZINE? UNCLE REMUS'S MAGAZINE will begin publication In April. It la the nr>t really greet magaalne Hurled In the South, lie capital la ample, and It la putting In Its own plant. Among the contributor, for 1,07 will be; JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY. RUTH M'ENERY STUART, RALPH D. PAINE. CHAS. O D. ROBERTS. STANLEY WATERLOO. THOMAS NELSON PAGE. P. HOPKINSON SMITH, JACQUES FUTRKLLE. PRANK L. STANTON, OWEN KILDARE. WILL N. HARDEN And a score of otbera equally well known. — Among the famous artiste who will do the Illustration, are: CHARLES LIVINGSTON BULL, ‘ CHARLES A. WINTER, KARL ANDERSON. JAMES D. PRESTON, • IRSQN LOWELL, Charlotte hardlno, HENRY HUTT. CLARENCE UNDERWOOD. C. ALLAN GILBERT. FLETCHER RANSOM, A aerial by Joel Chandler Harrla will begin In the Brat number. New UNCLE REMUS stories will be a great feature, and the magaalne will be printed In colors. You won't want to miss a num ber. Subacribe new! Address all orders to UNCLE REMUS’S MAGAZINE, Atlanta, Ga. WRITE FOR OUR PROSPECTUS. BUSTER BROWNsTIGE WILL. GIVE FREE RECEPTION AND LECTURE TO ALL SCHOOLCHILDREN SOS At Baptist Tabernacle/ Corner Luckie St. and Tabernacle Place, Thursday Evening, 3:30 P. M. BUSTER BROWN SOUVENIRS TO ALL PROGRAM: Wednesday, Feb. 6th, 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. making tour of city in his big auto, visiting all the grammar schools and other places of in terest.' (Ton'll note his arri val by the blasts of his bugle.) Thursday Feb. 7th, 9 a. m. to 12 noon, will be seen at the Famous De partment Store, his headquarters while in Atlanta/ 3:30 p. m. Free Lecture and reception to the school children of Atlanta. No Admission Charged. MR8. CARRIE nation rtwr, but it still live enough to *xpr 9M j, arM |f forcibly. THREE—CARRIE HAS ARRIVED., and waa looking over tha telephone book 1 notlcod tha name. I want Into hardware etore and bought a hatchet and a at out sack. Then I gathered acme rocks from a place where they were putting up a new building and started for tha place. I began at the aide door and flalabad at the front door. I smashed everything In sigh, and ordered tha bewildered bartend*, r have my nama takan down before. and News about her work and her experiences. When told the name of the paiter for which the Interview was desired Mrs. Nation’s face lighted up with n smile nnd she extended her hand. "Yes. I’ve heard of your paper. And I want to congratulate you on being connected with such h publication. I understand you don’t take whisky or unclean medicine’ ads. Hhnke. Your paper’s nil right. You haven’t got you:- price nnd am Independent. In fact, I might say we’re partnere." Since she smashed her firm saloon and began her crusad* against tk- liquor traffic, Mrs. Nation has hsu hundreds of columns written about her In the newspapers. She has been praised, abused, ridiculed nnd laughed at. A Woman’s Sorrows. But to Itaar- about -4he suffering! this woman and to know «»f the trials and hardships of her life Ami how tnls- erahle-hoe-life waa made by the Influ- ♦nee- of fn her home, fs only hr feel sorrow for her and to sympathise with her. One look at her strong face and to note her determined manner Is enough to convince the most skeptical of Mrs. Nation's sincerity and her belief that It Is,her mission In the world to light the liquor truffle. *'I understand." said the. "that I>r. Broughton hnu something to say about me last nlsht In nls sermon anti nbout me speaking in a theater. Well. I'll have something to say In reply to him tonight. The stage Is my pulpit and I get un audience that never trees Raincoats - Overcoats --Suits 1 4 f Hart, Schaffner & Marx and j A £ vyli Rogers, Peet & Co.—America’s Best V^ell Don’t wait until stocks are depleted before tak ing advantage of our February reductions. Come while size assortments are complete and you’ll have no trouble being perfectly fitted. r Staple blacks and blues, full dress and Tuxedo styles, as well as fancies, are included. Prices are marked in plain figures; just deduct 25 per cent when you buy. t All Underwear, 1-3 off All grades of winter weight underwear at 33 1-3 per cent reduction. Pajamas and night shirts at similar price-cut. No trouble to fit you. ’ Fancy Neckwear. 50-cent fancy neck wear at 3 for $1-00; other qualities same reduction. Fancy Hosiery. All fancy hosiery reduced 1-3; including latest imported novel ties. Inside of a church, possibly. I go lo place?* lo preach whore l)r. Broughton wouldn’t go. I've been In Jives and brothels, curry hUC too gospel «od fight tug the demon liquor. God hJN given me a work to do that no one else will do. Will Dr. Broughton go whore I go? I’ll ask him tonight. "Th«re was a time when 1 was nar row about the theater Jost like Dt. Broughton. But that was because I was Ignorant. I’ve learned since then that not all plays are bad and that there are iih rim*! people on the stage as elsewhere To Talk to Pooplo. "But It Is the people who win attend the theater that I want to talk to. talked In Boston in the worst theater In that city—a vaudeville house where women did not go. I carried the gospel there nnd I am going to carry’ It "everywhere -mar other people? do -rot take it. Wtiat la the use of carrying a light into a room where ~thera ipy Mrs. Nation told oP speaking Th a dance hall In Peoria, III., nfter she had given a prohibition lecture, and about (he trouble that was raised about It. She walked Into the place at the height of the festivities, and. standing upon V chair, preached the gospel nnd told about the evil of liquor. Since that time the proprietor hits quit the busi ness ami Is now* devoting his life to doing good. Many passages of Scripture are quoted by Mrs. Nation to show that har mission Is a fulfillment of prophecies made In the Bible. She points nut that her Initials spell "can" nnd she says she can do things and will do them. She also points out that she will yet carry n nation for the causo of Christ. An Annihilationist. "I nm no temperance woman. Neither am I a local optlonlst." she said. "I urn an nnnlhllatlonlat. I want It wiped nut and it law made so that liquor cannot bo made, sold, bartered, or given away. "And I am /carrying this gyspel everywhere. Je*u» .(,» lu-lf“ and preached there. Why should I not go to dives and brothels and preach Ills word? He ate with publicans ami sin- ners. 84* will I go everywhere and mingle with the lowly and presch His gospel.” When asked nbout her latest expe rience a short lime ago at the White House when she endeavoreil to see President Roosevelt, Mrs. Nation smiled and talked Interestingly of her visit "See him?" she asked, "(if course I didn't see him. First of all, let toe say I'm a nil-Roosevelt. I’m agulnst hint No. they didn't let me see him. but they didn’t throw me out and didn’t have tne arrested, like they did once before. Hilt I had my say and told them w hat 1 thought of him before I left. I told them that any bum, thief, rogue, crook or drunkard or cignretto fiend In tho country could see the pres blent, but not (’arris Nation, and I told them what to ask hint. Finally one of the men coming out of the president’s office asked one of the em ployees to please Induce me f*» leave No, they didn't havo me arrested time." • Her Last Smaeh. It has been Just aboul a year stale Mrs. Nation smashed her last saloon That saloon waa In Houston. Tex., and as known as the Carrie Nanon Ha- loon.’’ •i sent word.” said Mre. Nation, "several times for them to take the sign flow n from over the door, and they didn't. So when 1 went t«» Houston noon tha next day. The sign wax taken down and they didn’t have me arrested that time nor put mt In Jail.” Mrs. Nation usea stones and rocks In smashing saloons for the reason that the acriptures tell about the stones crying out and she says they are the means of carrying out her work. No 8moking Hera. I don't think I will smash any saloon In Atlanta. But I am going to some them. I understand that some' of the saloons are selling this week •Carrie Nation cocktails.’ They've got to stop that. I am going to visit some and find out. Although having made lots of money selling her souvenir hatchets and cop le* of her monthly publication "The Hatchet," Mrs. Nation declare* It Is tha wish of her life that after aha dies, the papers will aay that Carrie Nation was buried by charity. Hhe aold her home for 9800 and gave this money to found bar. "Il.m... f... Tin.n Wlvaa." In Knnrni!. City, Ku». Rlnra that lima aha ha. xlvan I ha hnma n».r to tha Aaao- clalea Charlllaa of Kaniaa City, and with tt YT.Mh aha-haa made; Tha homa h> dafly ahallartiHi- woman roada mia arable throuKh drunken huibandtf. (a Mr*. Nation wtlt retun id from thara aha will (o to Waahlncton. D. C„ where aha will davota har lima to tha publication of her monthly, Tha Halrhet. “Whlaky la tha devil—tha aerpent." .aid Mrv. Nation, “and If you want lo kill a .nake you don't rut off It. tall, do you? No. Ho that'a tha reoaon I'm xolnx m Waahlncton where I can crack It on lha head with my hatchet. I’m going to headquarters ' A go.pel automobile urc that Mr*. Nation wit work In Waahlncton. Hho has an auto, mobile that will hold (an or twelra pea. ;>le nnd with thl. aha will go out of iVa.hlngton lo tho country and hold service*. People may not agree with Mrs, Na. lion In her methods tn accomplish what aha saaka, but no ona after talking with her can doubt har slncorlly In tha belief that her mission la nno divinely given her. And .he ha. don* good, too, with all her .mashing. These, Inrldantally, have caused her to be arrested and tailed twenty-nine time* and aoma of thaia sentences wars of tong duration. MiRAND Toniflh* and Tuesday—Mat Tuaadayi KLAW * ERLANGER PRESENT THB SOUSA OPERA GO., ' With JOSEPH CAWTHERN In Houaa * Smith’s Comte Opera THE FREE LANGE. Original New York Production and Cast Night JSc to ILSO—Mat Me to JLM. ROMU AT TI1K Daniel Brothers Co., Clothicrs-Hattcrs-Furnishcrs-Shirt-Makcrs, 145f47 Ptochtree—Opposite Walton St ' <mmt r - - - -- " GOOD NEWS for the coffee-wreck POSTUM "There’* a Rcaaon” Oat tha little book, -The Road to WatlrlUa,” la pkgjt. ON WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT WE FILL BE PREPAR ED TO SERVE OUR 0PBT0M- ER8 AND FRIENDS WITH A PULL LINE 0 FFRE8H MEATS AB WELL AS ALL KINDS OP FANCY GROCERIES AT 8W PEACHTREE ST., CORNER TENTH. WILKERSOff & BRO. NEGR0"WQMAN SHOT, RESULT OF JEALOUSY Wednesday. Matins* sad Night. I.IRM.KIt * CO.'M HTAGK CLASSIC; MRS. WIGGS „ -OF THE— CABBAGE PATCH Night Sc to tt.M. Matinee : Friday and Saturday—Matinee hi R. F. OUTCAULTS “ Second and Enlarged Edition, BUSTER BROWN ■ With Master R08EN as ■Buster/ Tuneful Musi* Night. iSc to tt.writ. Wd ta THE BIJOU Tonight—Matin** Tuesday. D. Htalr Presents Those 70,0M Candle-Power Light* of Laughter, THE RAYS (JOHNNY AND EMMA) In tha “Lauoh-BaoauM-Vou-Can'U Halp-lt” Musloal Predualion "DOWN THE PIKE.” \ Everything New But th* Title, sundXy 3:00 to 3:30 P. M. ORCHESTRA CONCERT RELIGIOUS SERVICE 3:30. J REV. B. P. SMITH 8PEAKS0N > ■WHY A MAN SHOULD BE A CHRISTIAN." Y. M. C. A„ Pryor and Auburn Av*. The Bale of Tickets for ! ROSENTHAL WilTbegin Wednesday Feb. 6 at PHILLIPS A CREW 00., 37 Peachtree Street. Recital at Baptist Tabernacle Feb ruary 12. *r»ef!.;t to tho Georgian. „ Columbus, (la., Feb. 4 — Lillie Cooper, a negro woman, was shot and fatally wounded as the result of Jealousy, by John Tlgner, a negro man. In the but tom, early Hunday morning. Prime Hollis, an old negro man, waa shot and killed Inatantly Hunday by Hud Thomas, another negro aa the re- null *»f a fight between Thomas and Hollis' non Malurday night. No ar* resit* In either cos** have yet been made. Tim Duality It* noted for law- lesunenp and In (Mipuluted almost ex* cluslvely by negroes. GEORGIA ROY DIES IN THE PHILIPPINES Hp«vial to The Georgian and News. ■Klbrnon, Go, Feb.. 4.—A falegTjMn was received here yesterday by P. H. Ham. from tbs war department Inform ing him of the death of Mason In (he Philippine Islands, where he baa been 4s a auldler lu the army. BE EARLY ^ / TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK CARRY A. NATION, Appearing With "10 NIGHTS nr A BARROOM.' ‘Nuf OetL ELDORADO. Diamonds Perfect stones—both loos« and mounted—forming the nioHt complete- stock in the South. You will find here values that will interest you. We urc in position to offer them because we bought our Btones abroad—at first hand. You get the benefit of this. Call and let us show you what we have, if you are at all interested in diamonds.