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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. . HI DAY, APRIL TO HAVE EXHIBIT AT IMPOSITION Will Be Placed in the Macon Room and at Georgia School Exhibit. Hood’s The standard blood-pnrlfylnu medicine* In usual liquid or new tablet form. Sarsaparilla Special la Tb# Georgian. Miu >u. Ga.. April 6.—Both It Iba Julia*- •own ExpeMOen- end the inMUn* of the Georgia EducetloasI Association, wbl.li I, •o bo bold In tbla city on Ibl M. St and :'T i .* tbla tuontli, tbr achoola of Macon and Itlbb county will bo represented and bacotl- fat exhibits aro now bets* prepared by !ho Kuprrlntondent and teacher! for tboao oceu- blABi ♦ There will be two exhibit* for Hie Hlbbl county schools At the exposition. Quo will l»e incorporated in the big •joorgU: school exhibit which Is being prepared by Stain e h'x.l CofUtnlMloner W. D. Merritt. inul tlio other will be part of tho general Macon | exhibit which will be placed In the Macon: room In the Georgia building. The third einfbit will lie prepared for Iba catlonnl contention to be held here the Beautify Your Property FOR YARD, POULTRY, LAWN.* CEMETERY AND FARM—EREC- TING PAGE FENCE OUR SPE CIALTY. CHEAPER THAN WOOD. W. J, Dabney Implement Go., 61 80. Forsyth St.. Atlanta, Ga. TEETH EXTRA'CTED positively without pain. 60c each. Best teeth fS. Money can better..i IS L PHI A ItooMH. Whitehall 8t. not buy r III LA l MACON CLUB BUILDING IS TO BE IMPROVED. Spatial to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., April 6.—At the annual mealing of the Cherokee Club, to bo held next Saturday night, offleera for the year will (to elected ahd a new hoard of director* named. Bealdea theca matter! several bualneaa matter* will come up for conalderatlon, among which are buggested linprovementa upon the Mulberry street building. At* ready many Improvements have been mail* upon the building, And It now stands randy for Inspection. EVERY MAYOR IN STATE INVITED TO CONVENTION. Special to The Georgian. Macon. Ga., April 6.—Mayor Smith, who le'eecretary and treasurer uf tho Georgia League of Municipalities, la today sending out letters to tho heads of the different committees and to the members of the league In the different chief In the state, urging thont to he present at the annual convention that l» to be held at Athens. Ua., on the 2Stb nnd 2(th of next month. Not only aro thosa letters going to the present members of the organisation, but to the mayors of the different Georgia rltlea who are not members. The one lit* movement Hint la to be made at the annual convention next month will he to bring every citlxen In the state Intu the league. Vtaiuft 3.000 pounds. power. (‘cmr.ulent as eleetrie ,«wer. Dtim Machinery Co.. M Marietta fit., Atlanta, Ua. COMBINATION GRAIN THRE8HING OUTFITS. Ilellsbls as steam •Di SON OF MACON CITIZEN TO HEAD DI8TRICT COLLEGE. Special lo The Georgian, Macon, Ga.. April fi.-Mtubbard Mr- llatton, eon of Dr. Henry McHattnn. pf this city, has been selected to All tho chair of scientific agriculture In the sixth district agricultural college uf Georgia. This college Is to be located at Harnesvllle and will be upened In September or. Oetober next. Hubbard Mrtlntton Is u student In the eenlor clues of the Michigan Scien tific Agricultural College and will be graduated next June. TO KEEP STREETS CLEAN DURING THE SUMMER. Special to The Georgian. Macon, (Ju., April (.—Tho action of Polled Recorder Cobanlse in lining two men for allowing trash and rubbish to bo Mrept from their placee of business to the sidewalks nnd there be allowed to remain. Is taken as u pretty good Indication that the streets In this city ure to be kept clean this summer. ARCHIE ROOSEVELT TESTS EIRE ESCAPES Washington, April G.-r-The white house was equipped with fire escapes y.fterday for the first time. Two of them were fastened to the walls of tho south front of the mansion. Archie Roosevelt, tliu president’s third son, v, ho has Inst recovered from diphthe ria. Insisted on "tuktug a tide’’ on the endless chain nt'.nchod to the rods. Ua was allowed to do so, going all the way from the roof to the ground. Delicate Women who suffer from sleepless ness, backache, or pain will find relief by taking Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills. They are quick in action, relieving headache in a few minutes, while nearly every other form of pain yields to their soothing influence. A great many women have found that a few carried with them, insures immunity from suffering.” *1 Am on* who hat suffered for IS T-ur* every month. For several years ool; doctor* mediem®, until I gave to puffs.- until death. One day an X wni In great gi* _ *' “ whom « worklr bo* of Antl-Piln Pill*. • he cn’.y fhtnc that I §ver rdltiM raa without putttr* me HMliiHiit UNIVERSITY SCHOOL ISSUES HONOR ROLL Special to The Georgian. Stone Mountain, Ga., April 6.—The following students of the University School for Boys, who maintained an average above >0 for four consecutive weeks, are placed on the March honor roll: H. C. Pills, Oswlchec. Ala.; Marvin Perry, Machen, Ga.; Phonsv Rogers, Covington, Ga.: Edward McDonald. Cuthbert. Ga.; Manning Tappun, White Plains, On.; II. G. Hatch, Jr., Augusta, Ua.; Puoll Smith, Columbus, Miss.; IV. W. Crews, Albany, Ga.; Charles Freeman, Social Circle. Ga.; Manley Harris, Hampton. Ga.; Grady Rock, more, Loganvltlc, Go. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears ths Signature of OIL BATH IS TRIED OUT ON PEACHTREE An oil bath Is being given -that perl of Peachtree roatl between Seventeenth street and the itorth terminus of Peachtree circle. Title Is a stretch of about TOO feet and It Is being sprinkled with oil In a demonstration of the claims of tho Good Hoads Company that oil la far more nullable than water to remove the nuisance of dust and, at the same time, save-the road. The city and pouhty authorities will Inspect the work, and If they are con vinced that the claims of the Arm are welt founded, an effort may be made to have the streets sprinkled with oil hereafter. The oil la a special preparation, with an asphalt base, and Is sold to be deadly to germs. 4 SOUTH CAROLINA CONSUL PROMOTED Washington, April 6.—Transfers and promotions In the consular service were made yesterday by the president. Thornwell Haynes, of South Caro lina, Is promoted to be a consul general of class 6 (14.000), at Singapore, vice David F, Wilbur, promoted. Mr. Ilaynee Is now a consul of class 6, at Nanking, where he has served one and a half years and previously at Rouen for live years. Edward J. Morion, of Tennessee, ap pointed a coneul of dees 9 (IS,000), at Asuncion, Purnguuy. DEAD NEGRO LA8T 8EEN WITH INDIAN DOCTOR. 19-YEAR-OLD BOV OF E COUSIN Gave Himself Up in Chicago —Wanted in St. Louis. Chlcngo, April 6.—With a desire to relieve his conscience, Walter Creed,’ hged 19, went to the Harrlon street station last night and to Lieutenant Morror confessed having murdered his. cousin tn St. Louis, where he Is sought by the police. Creed, according to his story, stabbed and wounded Joseph Robbins, uged 27, on Christmas Eve u year ago. Since that time Creed has been In a dozen cities. Self-defense wae the reason given by Creed for having committed the deed. DR, WHARTON LEADS A GRE£ REVIVAL First and Second Baptist Churches Unite in Movement. What gives promise of a great revival in Atlanta Waa Inaugurated at the First Raptlst^ church Thursday. Rev. U. M. Wharton. D.D., of Germantown, Pa., Is here to aid In thin two weeks meet ing at th*e First church, and already he has made a profound Impress on his hearers. Tho First and Second Baptist churches have united In a great four weeks’ revival. The first two weeks will be at the Hirst church and the larft two at the Second church, the congre gations uniting In aiding each other. Dr. Wharton Is nn evangelist of the old school—he believes In the simple old-time religion and preaches It with power and effectiveness. At the opon- ng service Thursday, with a great con gregation present. Dr. Landrum Intro duced Dr. \Vburton to his people. A splendid chorus choir hoe been formed of the church membership and good music Is going to help wonderful ly In the services. It Is proposed to urrange the hours for un afternoon and night service dally. Un Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. In tho Grand, Dr. Wharton will address a mats meeting of the Atlanta Baptist Sunday School Association. TWO CONVENTIONS OF EPWORTH LEAGUES RHEUMATISM GEORGIA LEAGUE • MAKES APPEAL TO LEGISLATURE Price 26c. disease to else*. NS •y.trni. If you hare catarrh or art af- dieted with deifueea ueo Sliujoo's liu prored labeler. Two b|g conventions of Epworth I-eaguc organisations are scheduled to meet In Atlanta In May. The convention of the Epworth League board of the Methodist Epis copal church, South, will be held here on Mny IS, 17, IS and 19. About 160 delegate* are expected. the same dates the Epworth Leagues of tho North Georgia 'Con ference will hold their annuel meeting here. Professor W. L. Webber, of Em ory College, president of ths board of leagues, on the part of the board, has accepted the Invitation tc hold the con. vcntlon here. ■ ’ The City Union of Epworth Leagues will hold Its monthly meeting next Fri day In the Sunday school room of St. Marks church, and arrangements will then be made for the entertainment of the guests. Awnings For stores. Offices, Residences, Public Buildings,etc., manu factured and put up. All work guaranteed Lowest prices. Phone or writo for estimates. J. M. HIGH GO. Atlanta> Ga. CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. Arrive From — Karannnli .... T.OOnm Jncksomlllo . 7.60 nra Macon 11.40 am Macon 415 pm Macon C.ll pm Macon 1.10 pin Depart To*- HISS Jacksonville ..10.46 am Mtcon 4.oi pm Jacksonville .. 8.10 pta fcUvaunab 8.15 pm MBS, MARY HOLLAND CLAIMED BY DEATH Mrs. Mary A. Holland, wife of tbs late Dr. S. G. Holland, and one of the oldest residents of Atlanta, died at her residence, 86 Park street. West End, Thursday at noon. Mrs. Holland was Miss Mary Bussey before her marriage to Dr. Samuel Hoi. land. She waa not only well acquaint' ed In Atlanta, but was known all over the state. She had a wonderful knowledge of the history of her native state, of Its families and traditions. Two sons survive her, Dr. Frank Hoi- land, one of Atlanta's best physicians, and S. J. Holland, of Chicago. Mrs. Holland resided with her niece. Miss Mary Strother, during the latter part of her life. The funeral Services will be conduct ed Saturday morning at 11 o’clock, the arrangement* hriving been Uelayed un til the arrival of her son from Chicago. The Interment will be In Westvlew cemetery. The following gentlemen will act as pallbearers: Dr. Artos Fox. G. J. Dallas, R. 8. Rust. Sr., Dr. S. W. Foster, C. E. Currier and Judge Henry Tanner. Stuart’s Gin and Buchu a quick cure for Bright’s disease, liver and stomach troubles. All Druggists $1.00. , RUSHING WORK FORWARD ON BIG POWER PJ.ANT. Special to The (Irnrxlan. Chattanooga, Tenn.. April S.—Work on the luck and dam at Hale’s Point, /Ixteen miles below the city In the Tennessee river, which has been going on steadily for sct'eml months, will be pushed along rapidly this summer. Ar rangements are being made to double the force o fmen as soon us the river gets low enough to permit work In mid-stream. Work on the site for the power plant will ulso begin during the next tew weeks. Present prospects are that the big power plant will be completed and In operation Inside of a year. Srrclnl to The tieorglan. Columbia, S. C, April 6.—An Inquest Is In progress at Barnssvllle over the de composed remains of a negro named Stokes, who was last seen about a week ago driving Dr. Jeems, “an Indian doctor." who had hired Stokes snd his mule nnd buggy for n trip from Allen dale to Barnwell, with the "doctor's wife.” The three were seen a week ago near whero the negro's body wus found, and the day after the Indian and his wife were In Barnwell, It Is charged, trying to trade off the team. CORNER8TONF 18 LAID - ' FOR COLORED Y. M. C. A. Last August I N. in to use Rout Min If thsjr wUl uks A nil-Win nH*»?• tlUTT A. HfOHTOWRR. tal I|j vmmd ir iia suffer, -a— ... J VHl Or. illW’ J CIXA1UTI - CfcSdtrsll, Tfeins. Dr. Mile*' Anti-Pain Pill* *r* told by your dn»Ofltte who will guarantee that the firtt package will benefit. If tt nm* Ho will return your money. 2b dotes, 24 cents. Never told In hulk. ^liles Medical Co., Elkhart, lad Special to The Georgian. Columbus, Ua., April 6.—The cor nerstone of the first negro Y. M. C. A. building south uf Norfolk, Va., was laid here Tuesday afternoon with np- l.r.'l ila’.e ceremony. J. A. Kroven, pieeldcn: of tho white Y. M. C. A., and Iter. Dr. McFurrtn. pastor of Ht. I.ukes church, both making addresses. Twen ty thousand dollars of the money to bulid this house was donated by Ueo. ' Poster Peabody nnd his two brothers. Si.tK'u by tho while people of this city and ll.UOO by the negroes. The build ing will be completed by October l. Criminal Docket Clearer.'. Speet.il to The Georgian. Covington. Ua., April 6.—The county court of Newton. Judge Capers Dick son pretiding. Is in session fur the reg ular montldy term. The criminal dock et having lieen cleared by the recent cession of the superior court, the busi ness of the April term of the county court la comparatively light. IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS, Oon't Mistake the Cause of Your Trou- hies—An Atlanta Citizen Shows How To Cure Them. Many people never suspect their kidneys. If suffering from a lame, weak or aching back they think that It ta only a muscular weakness; when urinary trouble aete In they think It will aoon correct Itself. And eo tt Is with all the other symptoms of kidney disorders. That Is just where the danger lie*. You must cure these trouble! or they lead to dlabete* or I CURE CANCER State Movement for Anti- Jug and Prohibi tion Laws. The Georgia Anti-Saloon League Is keeping the mall clerks busy spreading broadcast throughout the elate let' ters and petitions for aid In the light for the passage of a state prohlbllon bill. Letters are being «nt to every mem. her of tho general assembly asking him to vole for two measures at the forth coming session—the Anti-Jug bill and the State Prohibition bill. After mailing these, the league be gan sending out A petition to ministers and league workers throughout the state. Another form of letter was sent lo "mothers’ wives snd daughters," snd still another to "school boards, teach ere and pupils.’’ Big Petition Expected. It Is hoped by the offlceVs of the league that the petition to be sent to the legislature, asking for state pro hibition, will be signed by a half-mil* lion names or more. A separate peti tion lo being circulated among "bank ers, manufacturers and busnesa men." Resolutions wero adopted st ths lost convention of the Antl-Bsloon League providing for s campaign for state prohibition, and the Icaguo officials arc doing their utmost along this line. The resolution provided that the leg islature be petitioned to call fot*-a spe cial election, the people to decide by their votes whether or not they wanted state prohibition. It follows In full: Resolutions Adoptsd. By the Anti-8aloon League of Geor gia, In state convention assembled, February 7. Bo It resolved. That we hereby re spectfully ask and urge the general as sembly of Georgia, at Its forthcoming eesslon In June, to pass an act that will submit to the lawful voters of the etute, at a special election ordered for that purpose und that ulone, the ques tion wl,other tho said genornl assem bly shall pass un act prohibiting the licensing or ths sale of Intoxicating liquors In any form hereafter In this state? Resolved, eecond, That we cordially Invite all cltlsent of the state who will indorse the above resolution to join us In urging the action therein set out upon the ensung general assembly. Resolved, third. That a state cam paigner of competent ability be em ployed to visit the county sent of every county In the state before June 20 next and publicly arouse the people to peti tion the general assembly ‘.o grant the above asked for referendum as a mat ter of right to the citizens of the state. •>ILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAY8. .AM) OINTMENT Is gustsateed to curt any case of Itching, lillud. Bleeding or Fro- rni'lhu: Idles lu 9 to 14 dtys or money ro- WILL AID VETERANS concert for the benefit of Camp W. II. T. Walker, United Confederate Veterans, will be given at the Orand on Monday night and the program con tains feature* Interesting enough to have a large audience. The proceeds will be used (toward purchasing uni forms for the veterans of the camp and to provide • fund for veterans unable to work. The following will be on the pro gram; Mr. and Mrs. Clarke H. Jones, Mrs. Joseph A. Bowen, Cooley Good man, Frank Wheat's quartet, Hon. John Temple Graves nnd Rev. Sam' Small. Mr. and Mrs.'Jones, or “The Clarkes,' nx they are known professionally, have Just returned from a European tour, where they made a decided lilt. They arc famed as banjolsts and musical ex perts nnd have received praise from critics all over the world. Tickets aro on sale at the following locations: Box office of . the Grand, Crulluhank'a clgnr store, corner White hall and Mitchell streets; W. J. Govan, 19 Peachtree street; Todd Drug Co., 141 Peachtree street; Phillips tc Crow, Peachtree street; Jacobs’ Pharmacy, Marietta street; Bchaut A May, corner Peachtree and Decatur streets; A. L. Curtis, corner Mitchell and Forsyth streets, Hllbura & Holland, 102 South Fursyth street SUES WIFE’S UNCLE FOR LOSS OF HER LOVE I have (pent my entire professional uwhviot v» V44cy ixrau tv uibuvicb ur j llfo in of canccp. I hayfl Bright 1 * disease. The beat remedy to bo perfected my MildI Combination, Anrii I-Aiiesin* that use Is Doan's Kidney Pills. It cures I Treatment that It is free from pain. ] Baltimore. Md., April 6. Alleging that all llli which are caused by weak or 1* quickly destroys tho cancerous 'he affections of his wife. Mrs. Lottie diseased kidney*. Atlanta people tes-1 growth and at the samo time ellmi. tlfy to permanent cures. nates It from tho system, thus pre. A. R. Dari*, plumber, of II Edge- venting a return of the disease, wood avenue. Atlanta, Oa., stye: ”1 READ THE EVIDINCE from rotMFR SOFFERERg WHOM I HAVE CUHIO suffered a great deal from backache.! and I knew my kidneys were out of CANCER OF BREAST ^gSWff'S A rEW WEEKS SullheJJrEtarightta the* maU of my back, which often prevented me !!U?l£3wiS^tiI2^iS!IiwI: j from sleep tt ntght. I could hardly ' »#»• reiitfand i **• baety ei»* turn over In bed. and when I did a J “I-mi i.gamins, sharp, cutting pain would strike me, etna. iksowrosniinirsCsKtrfor sometimes In one place and then In v....c.n«- k, another, flatten had to rise several _— IN A ftW DA see Iso resit he. Trisa sTSTTtetsf. Pest, were alienated a tew weeks ago, Isaac Peel brought suit In the city court yesterday against Alfred Roberts for 120,001). Mr. Roberts Is an uncle of Mrs. Peel. DEPUTY MARSHAL RESIGNS AFTER LONG SERVICE. Special ro The Ueorgfan. Columbus, Gn„ April 5.—Charles F. Drown, who has been a United States deputy marshal tines President Me . Ktnley's first term, has resigned hts ! position anil W. K. Roberts, of Dulloch- L <t>N S i AMOLEK ffl FARROW COLLARS B The Clupeco process, an exclusive Arrow feature, insures long life IR ■ and mos: accurate Quarter Sizes VH 200 STYLES IN QUARTER SIZES; 16c EACH; 2 FOR 25c duett. Feabodr tc Co.. Troy. N. Y-Makers ol Cligtt Shirts Friends in Distant Cities Will be pleased to be called by you over the Long Distance Bell Telephone. It'is an economical and pleasant form of; entertainment. Try it. Reasonable Rates; Satisfactory Service. Call “Long Distance,” Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. Pneumatic Automatic Tanks They insure cool, aerated water under high pres sure. Guaranteed forever. We install in all parts of the world. DUNN MACHINERY COMPANY, 64 Marietta, St., Atlanta, da. Phones 1761. His roof leaked. That's his business, His wife kicked. That's her business. His roof was covered. That’s their business. They covered with “ASC0NITE.” THAT’S OUR BUSINESS. Remember we have three brands— ASCONITE, QUARTZ and GRAVEL. Galvanized nails, cement and directions packed in each roll. “You can put it on.” Atlanta Supply Co., MANUFACTURERS. 29-31 South Forsyth Street, Atlanta, Ga. J. C. GREENFIELD, C. A. PEEK, President. Secretary. STRICKEN ON TRAIN WHILE COMING TO ' GAINESVILLE, GA. KnrtKnx rity. April 6.—Not * wonl hnx l**«*i» uttered l»y T. I>. Webster, wUo \»*ne taken frdtn a I'nlon I'nclttr trnfti here yee- teriluy in nil nneottaclottii cuudltiiiii and car ried t«» the elty hospital. . Nothin* la known about Webetor except that he !« traveling from Horae Klee* Head. Idaho, to tlnlnopYtlle, Oa. Ille Imdy dhow nit uinrka or brutecsi and the must 1 uf hi* condition la a tuyetery. Wefwifr 1« a!»uu; HO year* of WILL CHARTER SPECIAL CAR TO ATTEND THE REUNION. SpoiI.it to Tlip Georgian. Cuvlngton, Ga.. April 5.—Jeffernnn Lamar camp, United Confederate Vet- erani<. uf this rity, held an Important meeting yesterday, at which were dl«- vunsed plans far attending the Confed erate reunion at Richmond, Va., next month. Practlrally the entire member- Hhlp will attend the Richmond reunion, ami it Is Hie purpose of the camp to charter special Pullman care with which to make the trip. I Mere, lire yean Bern maser ol 'heI elnce 189,. Iras been ordered here lower lip. Tried mmole*, turn to take Mr. Ilrown’e piece. eared eie. I wer time* during tb* night on account of my Inability to retain the kidney *e>, cretlon*. which seemed to be all out of (ort*, were highly colored and of a strong odor, bealde* being full of i*dl- « r reSl“*Sr r t:i<mbMSh EUROPEAN TRIP PLANNED m*nt. Non* of tb* remedies which eoow roar t>u,meu. Mr «na u 1 BY G. GUNBY JORDAN I tried did me any good until I got ** a box of Doan'* Kidney Plll». fn on* j.ii. nATnmu wmrir, e»m , sp*e>i The i.cu-cten night they relieved me. end elnce YOU CAN BE CURED AT HOME ’ tvtumbue. Go.. Ap>>- 6.-G. Guo’-v uring thei box the (deration* have tort ijjra-rarjmea-t mim combination' Ionl( , p a ,. cimipn , 1 | Cl . by nlec ,.. M!s „ bemowiibea -"cd Venn, me iloncb tt were e,' 'lauds Burnett. « (! leave for Ne» tirtly Itft my back. I am glad to b* i>ii*dM»?o4oN. l Will giadirfaratBfctosTtry York In a few Cnyn and nail thence able to tell others of tbit tronderfhl JRSSSffSiSe 1 Bmcmw. cure.” ibbIi nt4NN Of ■/ For tale by til d-tlert. Price 50 euiMtpror#Mion*ut>iuty. rent*. Fueter-MIlbum Co.. Buffalo, M*STJeV.?^’d^“eKSrJK nUmtM < mm »«r«'or .Wctailnn. . New York, (Ole agents for the United pebere«riea-wrlteforniTbook,-o»ncer»iidI«e * h [vh h-l" Iiprildent nr", that It,. «r.V«. ‘ Cere." liniUc«troa notiiinaend •nitwit yot vlelt wll be of an olllcpi nature, bavin tran.nmt.ar tha n.k. bow jem<*a be•«« at Ion,, oodreu , tn view the Idea looking over to. Remember the notoe—Doan*—end DR. O. A. JOHNSON [held fur the k-UcUou of doatruhic iru- dke no other. ***3Cna* Ate.. S»U wo, r.VMVSCITY.MO. 1 migrants. , Il4dlr t.ral>btoenrr York In a few days end .ell thence Ml ? r 2ofi*}KLSi( Uurcpv fur u tour of several month. ’:f.knne.t;end (Be)ki duraslnn. 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