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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWB. 1)0 l'ou Upon lour Jlouth Llko a young bird and gulp down what ever food or modlclno may be offered you ? Or, do you want to know something of the composition and character of that which you tako Into your stomach whether as food or medicine? Mott Intelligent and sensible people now-a'days Insist on knowing what they employ whether as food or at medicine. Dr. Pierce believes they have a perfect right to Insist upon such knowledge. 8ohS publlshcs.-teiadcast and on each bottle- uTSEper. whaQITTtBadklne* arc made of n n dvhtjfi e - This he feels he can wKlJfford to do N-raiitc the morn the IngrcdlenH olwhieh hit medicines ire mail* 1 arc studied and understood tho more mlllhrlr superior curalFye^frluef beynnftfftwL For the cure of woman's peculiar weak' nesses. Irregularities and derangements, giving rise to frequent headaches, back' ache, dragging-down pain or distress In lower abdominal or pelvic region, accom panied, ofttlmes, with a debilitating, pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred symp toms of weakness. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is a most efficient remedy. It Is equally effective In coring painful periods. In giving strength to nursing mothers and In preparing the system of the eapectant mother for bahy's coming, thus rendering childbirth safe and com' paratlvely pathless. The " Favorite Pre scription * la a most potent, strengthening tonic to the general system and to the . organs distinctly feminine In particular. It Is also a soothing and Invigorating nervine and cures nervous exhaustion, nervous prostration, neuralgia, hysteria, spasrna. chorea or St. Vitus’s dance, and other distressing nervous symptoms at tendant upon functional and organic dlt eases of the distinctly feminine organs; A host of medical authorities of all the ■everal schools of practice, recommend each of the several Ingredients of which "Favorite Prescription" Is made for the cure of the diseases for whfeh ft fa claimed to be a cure. You may read what they aay/or i/oursrt/hy sending a postal card request for a free booklet of extracts fierce. Invalids' Ilotel si Stltutn, Buffalo. N. V you by return post. Y.,and It wIJ THE CARE OP THE HAIR iihouM be of lnt«fMt to e«*!7 woinnu. If <Jruy or lileucbed, ft «nn b« Matured to Ita natural col or, or made any ibit<1e d#**lred. Imperial Hair Regenerator It the acknowledged KT AN DA HI) HAIR COLORING of the age. It !• easily applied, innkea the bait Noft nml glossy, la nbsolutely linrinleHs. Humph' of hnlr colored free. Correitxmdenee confidential. Imperial Chem. Mlg. Co., 135 W. 23d St., t. N. Gold by Jacobs’ Pharmaey, Atlanta, Ga, NEED A FENCE? Page Fence Erected, Gall For Our Fence Man W. J. DABNEY IMP. GO., 96, 98 and 100 8o’. Forsyth Street. DRILL FOR MEDAL AT REGIMENT'S FAIR Boys of Fifth to Hold Final Contest Tuesday Night. price drill tor m hand tome gold medal will be the feature of the mili tary fair at the armory on Mitchell ■treet Tuesday night. Fourteen members of the Fifth regl ment, eight from the third battalion and alx from the first, who have quail. Hod for the drill, will vie with each other In the contest for this coveted prize. The Judges will be Colonel Clif ford Anderson, of the Fifth regiment, and captain Iluguet and Lieutenant Holliday, of Fort McPherson. A big crowd Is expectad to be present and witness the drill, as the fourteen sol diers who will contest have won the privilege because they are the bent drilled men In the regiment. in addition to the prise drill a num her of valuable articles will be rat' ned. Among them will be a canary bind, a shot gun and a lady's handsome The young ladles who have charge of company 0’s booth announce that T. R.Grace has,won a pair of ladles' shoes which he Is requested to call for. OFFICER BEATEN LEARN HOW TO SKATE IN A SINGLE LESSON Georgian Presents Expert Instructions for Begin,- ners In This Popu lar Pastime. Savannah Policeman May Dip as Result of Inju ries Received. WELCOME, B. R. T. While in our city should you wish printing of any description you will find the UNION LABEL at the following places: llodfileetoti 4 Chrlattan.21 ft. Forsyth ft/1 Lester ft Co *4 S. Broad N. C. Tompkins 16 \V. Alabama WlfHW I*tf. ft Label CoJ.,68 ft. Pryor Telairnw l T ub. Co If Central ftr*. Frpnkltfi-Tnrear Co 46-71 Irr St. Infie* Printing Co....94 Central Are. l.allatle Printing Co.....lb ft. Broad Ward Printing Co 66 ft. Pryor John Thomason Co 64 8. Broad llloster Printing Co......14-49 Walton Convarao ft Wing 104 Bdgawood ATLANTA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, 620 Candler Building P. O. Box 266 Atlanta Phone 87S it utntrtli hi Whiskey, Oplem, Mm. « H, Cecolee. CHerst, nets iif ffmssfke. els er Merit filiitllMb J Ik On! j Kelley tnift- lute in Georgia. 229 Woodward An., ATLANTA, GA. SHEARS SHARPENED Called for and delivered. Phone Bell 2428—Atlanta 442. HEALEY BARBERS’ SUPPLY CO, No. 1 N. Forsyth Street. Bragg & Ryon OSTEOPATHISTS E. E. Bragg V i PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Offices: 324-325 Century Bldg. Bell Phone 3901 . Ga.. May 14.—In a ten derloin fight between several drunken men and policemen at an early hour thle morning. Policeman Cowart *«« badly beaten and Walter Herndon was seriously Injured; The officer and Herndon are both confined to their beds with serious wounds In the head, und one or both may die, though at thte hour the chancee arc In favor of their recovery. BAINBRIDGE AND RE TURN —via— CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. Account Convention, Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias, Bnlnbrldge. Ga. Rate, one fare plus 25c for round trip; date, of sale May 19-20, and for trains scheduled to arrive Batnbrtdge before noon, list, limited to leave Batnbrldge May ltd, returning. Two tralne dally via Central of Geor. gla Railway from Atlanta, vis: 9:00 a. m. and 11:40 p. m. W. H. FOGG District Passenger Agent, Atlanta, On. LECTURE FOR BENEFIT OFST.JOHNSCHURCH Thursday evening .at I:St o'clock. In tho Cox Coljege auditorium, at College Park, F. X* Beely will deliver a lecture on 'The Far Bast." Mr. Beely has traveled extensively through foreign lands and le. eminently qualified to speak of the habits, customs and char- acteHstlcs of the people of the various countries through which he has passed. The lecture will be delivered for the benefit of 8t. Johns Episcopal church, of College Park, and an admission fee of 35 cents will be charged. During the evening a concert will be rendered by the choir of the Church of the In carnation. WATCHMAN RESCUES SEVEN WORKMEN Chicago, May 14.—8even men were raved last night by Frank McGinnis, a night watchman, wh.n he made a trip to the top flooj of a burning slx-etory hqlldlng and brought them down In an elevator through smoke and flames. Ho had made two trips previously, bring ing down ten men each time. SHORTAGE 18 REPORTED IN ACCOUNTS OF AGENT. Special to The Georgian. Valdosta, Ga., May 14.—It has been stated here that T. L. Argo, ticket agent of the Georgia Routhern and Florida railroad, le miming and that there le a shortage of about II0O In his accounts. Mr. Argo left tho city a week or ten day. ago to attend a meeting of railroad telegraphers In Minneapo lis, and nothing has been heard from hint since that time. The auditor of the railway waa checking up his. ac counts at tne time he left. Skating, without a doubt, will be the most popular form of amusement among Atlanta’s pleasure lovers this summer.' The enjoyment derived from watch ing the graceful couple* In their bil lowy curves over the glass-llke floor waltzing and two-ztepplng In perfect time to the exhilarating music. Is only „„ |UL excelled by the pleasure of being one or beginner becomes a ekater the skaters. Restlzlng that there are hundreds In Atlanta who would like to skate, but who have never learned for fear that It Is difficult to master and sure to cause fall*. The Georgian has prepared the following Instructions for begin ners. These points were gained from an expert skating instructor, and be declares that anyone who follows them will be sure to skate and need have no fear of falling, even once: ' Reduced to IU simplest form, roller Skating la a series or succession of rolls on one foot at a time. It Is opposed to walking In that (when done properly) the entire distance traveled (called the ■stroke") Is covered by the roll and not a step. What the Wsglnner must learn la to put the foot down In sxactly the right place, which Is the center of grav ity located directly under the shoulder on the side of the body the foot Is on. Ae lobg as the foot Is directly under the body It retains Its relative position, whether the wheel, ere moving or not. But—Just so soon as the foot le placed In the slightest advance of the body the weight of the skater shoves the skate etlll further forward and a fall la the Instantaneous result. Now. as to the first step In learning to skate. While holding with both hands on to something firm and strong enough to brace you, lift one foot at a time, bend ing the knee sharply so that tho foot comes straight up, at the same time falsing the shoulder on that side: then reverse the motion, putting the foot straight down so that all the wheels will strike the floor at the same’time and In the same place that they were; repeating the motion with the other i foot. It Is very Important the foot be raised and,lowered In a straight line and thnt the wheels not be allowed to roll after touching the floor. This must be kept up'until the skat ing pupil can do so with ease and with out holding on to anything. Fifteen or twenty minutes will generally suffice If kept at regularlj- and conscientiously. The next step Is to learn to walk on skates, always remembering that the foot must bo kept directly under the body and never placed In advance. The proper length of a step Is half of the length of the skater's foot, the heel of one foot being placed always on a line with 1 Die hollow ot the tooL The cen ter of the floor is the beat place to do this, and self-confldence Is established very quickly by walking alone. If the skater has learned well to raise and lower the feet'there will be no difficulty In walking alone. The next step Is the "srtoke," which Is the last point to learn before the 'nner becomes a ekater, To make iut down one foot exactly as when walking, heel on line with Instep of other foot, toes turned out. At tho same time lift the other foot and gently sway the body slightly forward and to that lids. This sway furnishes all of the necessary momentum for the "stroke." It Is not only unnecessary, but dan gerous, to thrust forward tho foot you are putting your weight on. or to push with the foot leaving the floor es la done In the ease of Ice skating. When the momentum gives .m repeat the same motions with tho other foot, sway. Ing the body to that side, always re membering to put each foot down un der the corresponding shoulder. When this Is .done tho beginner Is skating. Practice la the only thing which then differentiates the beglnnor who has mastered these Instructions, from the expert. Hundreds have learned thlB gentle art In Atlanta, many skating within the first hour. Slow and easy Is the slogan. "The slower you go the faster you learn” sounds paradoxical, but Is a fact. Atlanta Is fortunate In having In the St. Nicholas auditorium at Ponce DeLeon park the most mag nificent skating rink In America. Con current with the opening of the Ponce DeLeon park. Wednesday night a fancy dress carnival at the rink will be given. Many of the city's moat expert and be among the spectators to enjoy the rare scene. An automatic band, Imported from. Paris at a cost of 37,500 francs. Is now being Installed and will be in operation In a few days. Aft er this there will be muBlc at each of the three dally sessions at the rink— morning, afternoon and evening. COURT TO VALIDATE- WATER BOND ISSUE Through Its agent, Charles D. Hill, solicitor of the superior court, tho state of Georgia Monday filed a bill against the city ot Atlanta asking that It be required to show cause why the Issuo of 1500,000 worth of water bonds voted In April shquld not be validated and confirmed. t, . . . . Itt response to the petition Judge Pendleton yet the hearing for MOV 18, at which time, unless reason Is shown to thejContrary, the bond Dsue will be validated and confirmed by the court DR. BUGG AT HEAD . OF COMMITTEE Dr. W. E. Bugg. of MaAlson, Ga., who has been a member of the execu tive committee of the Oeorgla State Dental Society for several years, was made chairman of that committee at the rqcent convention held In Atlanta at the Aragon Hotel. Through an er ror at the time Dr. Sugg's name ap peared as that of a newly-elected member and Dr. Joe Broughton, of At' tanta, the newly-elected member, let tho list of the committee. Dr. Bugg was also mentioned as being from Athens, when In reality he lives In Madison. PLAYING ON TRACK, ONE BOY IS KILLED THE OTHER INJURED. Special to The Georgian. Birmingham. Ala., May 14.—A ape clal to The Ledger from Adger eays that Lindsey Harrell, aged 12 years, was killed und Peter Manning, aged 10 years, lost a right arm by being run over by a loaded car coming from the mines. The boys were playing around the mins track. SICK HEADACHE Texas Baptists En Route. Three cars of Baptists froth Texas on their way to attend the Southern Baptist convention at Richmond passed through Atlanta Tuesday over the Sea. board Air Une railroad. Bscause ot the extra heavy traffic to the James town Exposition and other points on Tuesday, It was necessary to run the train oat In two seatlons. Southern Official Hers. Vice President J. M. Culp, of the Southern railway, arrived In Atlanta Monday hlght from Chattanooga and will remain. In Atlanta until Wednes day. While here he Is consulting with officials of the road In Atlanta. BALLARD BIFOCAL AND TORIC OR CURVED LENSES have gained a reputation In two yearn no other firm In the entire South has made In a half century. Not these lenses alone gave ns the lead, but op tical service In every way not usually found elsewhere. Ask any Atlanta man about us. WALTER BALLARD OPTICAL CO, ■' Peachtree StreeL POSJTJVXLV Cusid Byv Taste unit pave. Dyspesla relieved. Constipation avoided. Dowels regulated, no pstn, no griping. SMALL PILL. SMALL DOfig* SMALL PRICE, Complete Bank Service Our thorough equipment and progressive yet conservative meth' ods enable its to fulfill the re quiremenU of the moat active bus iness for a complete bank ser vice. If you arc thinking of opening an account, or of transferring or dividing your present one, we ahould be glad to have you dis cuss the matter with u«. Central Bank & Trust Corporation, Candler Building, Branch Cor. Mitchell and Forsyth. IStSSHIMSISSIIMSSSSSHStSMSSSSSSISSSSISStSMItSM ! AT THE THEATERS j L I The Great Lafaystts. Those who can afford It should rS' serve two rows of seats for Lafayette's performance—one In the first row, to get the best of Lafayette's wonderful changes; tho other In the last row, to get away from hla band. For the blatant noise of the latter would arouse the envy of the Punkvllle Firemen's Brass Band.- But “outside of that Lnfnyottc's all right." .. ■ Ills show ir different from 'anything on the boards. A.little of ovssythtng Is Included. • He IS an artist at light ning changes Now you see him, now you think you see him, now you don't kno\W what to think. His travesties on famous composers and orchestra leaders are Immense, and ho displays wonderful ability In make-up. The performance Is well worth seeing, and a fitting close to a season at the Btfoo which has been beyond tho usual In tho poular priced circuit. G. D. G. Fawcett Stock Company. , Perhaps no better test of the strength of a stock company could be found than "The Henrietta," which Is to bo the Introductory vehicle used by the Fawcett Stock Company, which comas 'to the GranO for the summer season. This attraction will be the Initial of fering and the first performance will be given on the night of May 27, just one week from next Monday night. Just what the second bill will be has not been definitely decided, but It Is mots than probable that It will be either "The Cowboy and the Lady 1 or '‘Friends." Atlanta Is awaiting with keen Inter, eat the announcement of the personnel of the company as It must needs be very strong to handle such attractions sa the first offering would Indicate. Pastime Theater. Those who witnessed the perform ances at the Pastime Theater on Peach, tree street Monday afternoon and night were morv than pleased with thq bill, and pronounce It bigger, better and brighter than ever. The Earl Sisters an delightful In their songs and dancss: Jimmy Kelly, who was doing a black face monologue last week, Is proving acceptable with his "A Few Minutes With a Banjo:" Lawrence James Is Introducing a num ber of new Illustrated songs. Mad emoiselle Wells the French contortionist has an set that has to be seen to be appreciated. Master Emerson Mitchell has mastered the saxophone, and is playing selected solos on It. The Wells In their physical culture and flying ring act are making good. Master Roy Mitchell Is concluding the hill with a number uf tongs sung In a sweet boy ish baritone. Amuse U Theater. For Wednesday and Thursday an un usually attractive program has been prepared for the Amuse u Theater on the "Viaduct Place." The first Is "Tho .Brigand Story." This shows a rich man In a mountain Inn. He sees two men come In with drawn knives, ho thinks to rob him, but 'hey ore In search of a hidden ham which they get and depart. The second Is "Julius, the Sandwich Man." The third Is "Taming a Wife." All of the films are new in the city. The Twin Theater. The Twin Theater In Whitehall street on Wednesday and Thursday will pre sent a wide range of. picture plays. Both the north and south side theaters will offer attractive programs. The first picture plsy ehown will be the "Pirate's Treasure." The second pic. tore play le a nautical picture showing the great industry of nsrring fishing off the New England coast. This shows the fishing tugs putting out to sea. dropping the seines, and pulling In the catch. "The Golden Beetle" Is a mag ical film and showa an Oriental at work with hla mystic art. "The Funny Shave" Is a comical story of an awful task told In pictures. Clothing F o r Y ou n g M e n The most critical observers of clothes are young men. And fashion, the very creator of the new, invariably looks to the yoiingster for his approval. Modern ideas in clothes building, like mod ern ideas in everything, have so far advanced the science of clothes construction that the chap who has depended on his tailor hereto fore prefer^ to see the goods in the suit rather than in the piece. Our models originate in the smartest shop on Fifth avenue, and the fabrics are, for the most part, brought over from the other side for American tailors. The novelties we show you are exclusive, —you won’t see them elsewhere,—and you won’t see the models duplicated in any other store. Even the staple fabrics, like serges and worsteds, are so different in construction that they’re noticeable at a glance. Every coat hassilk sleeves, many of them silk lined, and every garment before leaving our charge is critically inspected, for details. We should be delighted to have you see the line, and we promise you now that you won’t be urged to buy. The clothing department is located on the second floor, where you are afforded abund ant light and the ease and quiet of a drawing room. Suits, ready-to-wear, Twenty- Five to Forty-Five Dollars LEVY & STANFORD, BCHSOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOO o o O 1,000 MEN ORGANIZE. <3 O AGAIN8T DRUNKARD8. <» o -- o O Chicago, May 14.-One thou- O O sand philosophical and able-bod- O O led young men have decided that O O It Is perhaps Ml right to open a O 0 “cold botile" now and then or O O even sip a cooling highball, but w O that It Is all wrong to drink away O O the contents of a pay envelope In O O one long Saturday night debauch. O O The chief duty of each member of O O the league Is to constitute him- O O- self a pursuing ogre of every man O O In his precinct who has formed O O the habit of drinking up the eus- O O tensnee of his family in a neigh- O O boring barroom. ° OQ<H»0gCH3Oi»tHWMKH^ Confirmed Large Class. Sports! to The Georgian. Columbus. Ga.. May 14.—Right Rev. Bishop Kelley, of the dlocete of Sa vannah. officiated at the Church of the Holy Family Sunday, and after con ducting the early niase at 9:80 o'clock and preaching at 10:30- o'clock, con firmed a class of over fifty candidates at the church at 8 o’clock In the even- ‘Iff- THE BEST PAINT For all purposes at the GEORGIA PAINT 41 GLASS CO, 40 Peachtreo. PAINT Queen Wire Jumping Rope Coupon. COUPON NUMBER 17 Twelve coupons of different numbers will entitle the holder of same to one Queen Wire Jumping Rope. Name Address The Jumping Rope will bo presented FREE to any one paying a month’s subscription to The Atlanta Georgian in advance. / . Sent by mail to any address for 12 coupons of dif ferent numbers and 5c in stamps to pay postage. Petition in Bankruptcy. An Involuntary petition In bankrupt cy was (lied against the Wlseberg Com pany In the Federal court Tuesday by Sig Samuels, A. Samuels, Frank Rev- [street. son and the R. M. Rose Company, ask ing that a receiver be appointed. WP Newman will act on the petition Inter In the day. The Wlseberg Cpmp*n> deals In liquors at Broad end Mltctwfi (