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' THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. THURSDAY, MAY 1C. IV The Farmer's Wife I, vor y careful about her churn. She •aldi It thoroughly after using, and give* i a sun bath to sweeten It. She knows jiat If her churn Is sour It will taint the jutterthat Is made In It. The stomach Is ( churn. In the stomach and digestive ind nutritive tracts are performed pro- •esses which aro almost exactly like the ’•burning of butter. Is It not apparent then that If thl3 stomach-churn Is foul It aiiikcs foul all which Is put Into It? The evil of a foul stomach Is not alone •he bad tasto In the mouth and the foul ereath caused by It, but the corruption of the pure current of blood and the dissem ination of disease throughout the body. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery makes thosour and foul stomach sweet. It does for the stomach what the washing and sun bath do for the churn—absolutely removes every tainting or corrupting ele ment In.this way It cures blotches, pimples, eruptions, scrofulous swellings, sores, or open eating ulcers and all humors or diseases arising from bad blood. If you havo bitter, nasty, foul taste In your mouth, coated tongue, foul breath, tro weak and easily tired, feel depressed and despondent, have frequent headaches, ditty attacks, gnawing or distress In stom ach, constipated or Irregular bowels, sour or bitter risings after eating and poor sppetltc, these symptoms, or any consider able numberof them, Indlcato that you are differing from biliousness, torpid or lazy liver with the usual accompanying Indi gestion, or dyspepsia and their attendant derangements. If you will but mall a postal card request to Dr. R. V. Pierce. Dtiffalo. N. Y„ lor a free copy of his booklet of extracts from the standard medical authorities, giving the names of all the Ingredients entering Into his world-famed mpdlclnes and show ing what tho most eminent iqcdlcal men sf the axe say of them. PRESENT PRESIDENT WITH’GEORGIA BADGE A diamond and sold badge repreaenting Georgia‘n flag and coat of arms will be presented to President Roosevelt at the Jamestown exposition on Georgia day by former Georgians now residing In New York. These Georgians will send a dele gation of prominent men to the exposition to present this token of esteem. David Robinson baa been appointed chairman of this committee, with the fol- lowing member*: James E. Grnyblll, George Foster Peabody, Oacar 8. gtraftss, Bedell Parker. David Mayer, M. J. Ilrelt- •nliacb. J. F. Allen, Mnrhtiry Johnson, United States navy; M. J. O’Brien and Max Robinson, of West Virginia. The Indies' committee consists of Mrs. David Robinson, Mrs. Bedell Parker and Mrs. Jamea E. Grnyblll. Mayor Joyner in Rome. Mayor Joyner la spending Thursday in Rome, Ga., attending the annual it ate convention of the Benevolent ana Protective Order of Elks. The mayor will return Friday morn ing. CITY AFTER CASE Say Judge Broyles’ Ruling Would Stop All Work. Declaring that two of ita employees havo been arrested and fined In the recorder's court on charges of working without license and not having stood the plumbers’ exam ination, and that its other employees aro refusing, to work for fear of arrest, the Farrell Heating and Plumbing Company Thursday secured from Judge Pendleton an Injunction restraining the city of Atlanta ??f'c ear his ui uie utu ua oaiuruaj. ua; 10. The plaintiff charges that Its two em ployees were arrested on May 14, the charges being based on a city ordinance which says that no person shall work at tho plumbing business unless be has quail tied as a master plumber, baa taken out a license and has stood the examination be fore the board of plumber examiners. It Is charged that Recorder BroyIes.*ln flulng the defendants, has misinterpreted the ordi nance, and that It la sufficient for the man ager or operator of a plumbing establish ment to have qualified aa a master plumber and to hare taken out license. The plaintiff charges further that If the law la Interpreted literally It wt%dd be construed as a violation of law for an untrained teamster to haul lead pipe to the •cene of repairing, or for a helper to shov el coal under a small furnace unless he had taken out license and had stood the examination. The plaintiff further charges that Its business has been dninnged to the extent of 1600, for which Judgment Is asked. The petition was filed through Attorneys JAS. SMITH’S HEIRS ATTEND REUNION Chicago, May 18.—Relatives of the late James Henry "Silent" Smith met at the residence of William S. Manson, In Evanston, last evening for the an nual family dinner and reunion. George Grant Mason and his wife. Sir George Cooper and Lady Cooper. Mrs. Beat rice Yule Smith, mother of James Hen ry Smith: Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Ross- bach, the Rev. and Mrs. John Mills and Mr. H. and Mrs. Frederick P. Vose, all of Evanston, were present. 6 FIREMEN BURNED BY BACK DRAUGHT New York. May 18.—Six firemen were badly burned about the hand* and face and two are in the hospital as the result of a fire which destroyed the Standard Oil tank barge at the White Star line today. The men had gone into t’ e hold to tear out some burning timbers when they were caught in a back draught and badly burned and partly suffocated. They will recover. E IS EM AN BROS. The Old Reliable Manufacturing Clothiers Established 1865. \ Department of Trunks and Travelers* Sundries HIS department of the “Big Store,” located on the Third Floor, is an import ant one in point of size, completeness and special Values. Trunks, Traveling Bags, Suit Cases and Travelers’ requisites generally. A large variety of the best makes and a wide range of * prices. The Best Popular-Priced Suit Case in the City. A 24-inch extra heavy genuine Cow Hide Suit Case, made with either bolts or straps, an extra well made brass lock, and an especially well made handle to insure comfort in carrying. $5.00 Don’t fail to examine this Suit. Case. Comparison will sustain our claims. EISEMAN BROS. 11-L3--15-1 7 WHITEHALL Baltimore Md. ATLANTA Washington D. C. Dr. Lyon’s PERFECT Tooth Powder Cleanses and beautifies the teeth and purifies the breath. Used -by people of refinement for over a quarter of a century. ^Convenient for tourists. IpREPARtO »Y/ THREE WITNESSES ARE SENT TO JAILi JURORJISMISSED Sensational Charees Stir Court Room During a Gambling Trial. • Special to The Georgian. Greenville, S. C„ May 16.—In general aesslon. court hero yesterday. Judge Gage sent three witnesses In a gamb ling case to Jail on a charge of per jury. One of the witnesses has since been balled out, but the- others are still in custody. Grand Juryman Relcher was excused from the grand Jury, and the Judge dismissed him. Other Jurymen pre ferred charges of gambling against him. The action of the Jury In asking for Belcher's release from duty creat ed something of a sensation. ROOSEVELT AGAIN AT BOISE, IDAHO Attorneys Have Lively Tilt Over the President’s Connection. Boise, Idaho, May 16.—While Sena tor Borah was questioning William McGuffle, a talesman, yesterday after noon, he asked the Juror If he would give credence to Orchard's testimony. Clarence 8. Harrow, of the defense, objected to the question. "We did not aik as to the effect of Orchard's testi mony," said Harrow and Richardson together. "If Roosevelt Is to be brought here to testify, we might have some thing mors to say," went on Richard son. Judge Woods directed counsel to pro ceed with the case, but Darrow took format exception to the remarks of Borah. "I will eliminate Roosevelt If you will," replied Borah. "He was brought Into the case by the defense.” He cams In himself,” said Richard son. "He was 2,000 miles away and he writes letters." 'He was brought In by his own but ting In," added Darrow. Net a fsthlon—*11 the name Impllta: a pennant winner, SQUARE AND HONEST BAINBRIDGE AND RE TURN i—via— CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. * Account Convention, Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias, Balnbrtdge. Go. Rate, one fare plus 26c for round trip; dates of sale May 12-20, and for trains scheduled to arrive Balnbrldge before noon, 21st, limited to leave Balnbrldge May 23d, returning. Two trains dally via Csntral of Geor gia Hallway from Atlanta, vis: 8:00 m. and 11:40 pl m. W. H. FOGG District Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga. J. M. High Co. || J. M. High Co. I J. M. High Co. || J. M. High Co. SENSATIONAL SALE OF SKIRTS CONTINUED Greatest purchase and sale of Skirts of recent times. Between six and seven hundred stylish models, surplus lots and “sample” Skirts from overloaded manufac turers. At 1-4 to 1-3 Less Than Regular Price The unprecedented weather conditions prevailing in all parts of the country are responsible for this great offering. Garment makers are tumbling over each other to get out from under their big stocks. THIS GREAT SKIRT SALE IS THE RESULT OF A CLEVER PURCHASE BY OUR SKIRT BUYER. Arranged In Two Lots, While They Last, PRICED THIS WAY Lot 1 About four hundred brand new stylish $5.98, $6.50, to $8.75 Panama and Voile Skirts at $4.95. You have the weather to thank for this bargain sale of Skirts; for,this sale never would have happened if a manufacturer had not been in straits. Here are smart, snappy Skirts of finest quality Panama, in russet, brown, navy blue, several shades gray and best quality black; also few fine quali ty black and brown Voiles, self-trimmed, plain plaited and taffeta trim med models; all are strictly tailor made, latest most authoritative models and worth in a regular way $5.98, $6.50, $7.50, $8.75 and higher. In this great sale while they last, only $4.95 Brand new $12.50, $13.75. $15.00 and $17.50 Voile Skirts in browns and black, at $9.75. Here’s tho best Skirt offering ever made by any Atlanta retail store. Brand new stylish black, navy blue, russet or Havana brown Voile Skirts in self trimmed, plain plaited or elaborately trimmed in silk folds, etc.; styles and models you pay $12.50, $15.00, $16.75 and even $17.50 for; re cent creations. Very latest whispers from the best makers of women’s Skirts in New York. Remember, the very latest Skirts in russet, navy and black, with all the style and dash you’re looking for. About two hundred models in this collection, most of them samples. Just one and two of a Jiind. Take choice for $9.75 AT Lot 2 $4-95 Values to AT $975 Values to $17.50. J. M. High Co. CIVIL SERVICE RULE WANTED BY SAVANNAH Special to The Georgian. Savannah, Ga., May 16.—Mayor George W. Tledeman, of Savarinah, has drawn a bill, which he propoaea to have Introduced aa apeclal leglalatlon at'the coming aesalon of the legisla ture, by the provlalona of which the city of Savannah will be placed under civil aervlce rule*. The provlalona of the proposed law were made public today. The law la a awceplng one. and under It Savannah III be placed a* aquarely under the operation* of the civil aervlce law a* any city In the country. While It I* patterned largely after the Pennaylva- nla law, there are many portions of It which are adopted aa the beet features of similar leglalatlon all over the coun try, the mayor having written fo every city where there I* civil aervlce to In quire aa to the operation of the system. Under the terms of the proposed law, the system becomes operative In Sa vannah January 1. 190*. after which time all appointments must be, under the civil service. TRAVELING MAN COMMITS SUICIDE dHjOOOOOOGGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOg O AT AGE OF 127 YEAR8 CAROLINA NEGRO DIES, a O Special to The Georgian. 0 Spartanburg. 8. C.. May 16.— O Adam Frost, aged 127 year*. Is 0 dead at his home at Cedar O Springs, four miles from 8par- O tanburg. Frost was perhaps the O oldest man In the United States, 0 certainly the oldest man-In South O Carolina. According to a record O written In an old, worn and faded 0 book by a man named Hunter, the O old negro wa* born on Sullivans O Island, at Charleston. In the year O 1720. Adam waa formerly owned O by the JJarytona. of Charleaton, O and later by the Froat family. O OQ00OO0OO0OO000O0000OO0000 Negro Kills Another. Washington. May 16.—In a Jealous rage last night Eugene Rutherford, a negro, waa murdered by Gilbert Lewis, another negro. Lewis stabbed h|s vic tim In the abdomen with a pockatknlfe. Inflicting , wound from Which he died few hour* later. Lewi* wa* arrested. SICK HEADACHc Philadelphia, May If.—Frank A. Bretherton. traveling man for the Aga Parking Company. Des Moines, Iowa, shot himself In the toilet of the Broad street station of the Pennsylvania rail road thia morning. CARTERS llTTLE IVER PILLS. Dyspetla relieved. Constipation avoided. Rowels regulated, no polo, no grf piog. SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSS. SMALL PRICE. SHEARS SHARPENED Called for and delivered. Phono Bell 2428—Atlanta 442. HEALEY BARBERS’ SUPPLY CO., No. 1 N. Forsyth Street. & Ryon OSTEOPATHISTS , E. E. Bragg PHY8ICIAN AND SURGEON Offices: 324-328 Century Bldg. Bell Phone 3901 THE CARE OF THE HAIR should ln» nf Intercut to ton woman. If «»rajr or illearhed, ft no I* restored to*lt« natural col or. or made any abode deal red. Imperial Hplr Regenerator la the acknowledged STANDARD HAUL rol.Oltl.XCJ of the «ge. It le mail? npidUnl. make* the hair Holt and gUmty. I» absolutely hnrrnlcfiN. Humph* of heir colored free. Correspondence ronfldentlel. Chen. Mfg. Co.. 135 W. 23d St., T. N. Jacobs' Pharmacy, Atlanta, Ga. a uleatitle treatment tat Whisker, Opium, Met. phlne. Cocaine, Chloral, Tobacco aad Heateilbt. ala or Herwe tahauitlen. The Only Xcetey InttW (ufe in Georgli 229 WoodwarJ Ai.>„ ATLANTA, GA. ATTEMPT TO MURDER WOULD BE THE LIMIT According to a view of tho case taken by Solicitor Hill, of the auperlor court, Fred Bush cannot be Indicted for mur der on the charge of sending an In fernal machine to ’ the home of Mrs. Julia McCarthy. The act of 1897, which makes It a capital offense for a person to place dynamite or other explosive In or under a house for the purpoee of blowing It up, gave rise to the question whether Buah might not he indicted for mur der under that act. Solicitor Hill stated the act in question refers only to the placing of dynamite under a dwelling house with the Intention of destroying It, and does not apply to yne who sends an Internal machine another. "In that case,” spld the solicitor, the attempt proves successful and the party Is killed by the explosion of the machine, the party sending It may be Indicted and punished for murder; but It the machine falls to kill, then It Is nothing more than assault with intent to murder." [Solicitor Hill is of the opinion that Rush will he Indicted by the grand Jury for assault with Intent to murder. NEGRO GETS 1 CENT IN DAMAGE SUIT Washington. May 16.—One cent waa awarded aa damages against tho Phil- , adelphio, Baltimore 4*1 Washington lirnuch Cur. Jlltcll railroad by a Jury In circuit court In the suit of W. H. Hart, a negro law yer, arrested at Elkton, Md., In 1904 under the "Jim Crow" law. When the Maryland line was reached ho declined to go Into the "Jim Crow" compart ment and was arrested and fined 35. An Addition To Your Income A savings account will provo a considerable addition to your source of income. It will help you to save the. dol lars you would otherwise spend uselessly, ijnd, at the same time, put them to a profitable employ ment. We pay on savings deposits 4% Interest Compounded Twice a Year. Drop us a postal for informa tion about Banking By Mail. , Central Bank & Trust Corporation, Candler Building, and Forsyth. aAUli