Atlanta Georgian and news. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1912, June 05, 1907, Image 5

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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND. NEWS 5 PRES, ROOSEVELT TO WITNESS CAME Army and Navy Teams to Meet at Exposition Next Monday. Norfolk, Vi., Jnna B.-Iu anticipation of tbo presence of President Roosevelt it i basoball **mo to bo ployed between teams repreieutlnp the army and nary In Nor folk on Monday, naral officers will play hall with enlisted men. President Roose velt baa been Invited to attend the fame, gud bae given assurance that unless some- thing unforeseen occurs he will be a apecta- tor when the (ante Is called. To accommo date the president, the game, which was scheduled to be called at 4 o'clock, will not he called until 4:45. The president was schedued to leave the exposition at 4 o'clock neat Monday ou bis return trip to Waahlnatoa, but It la stated that be will remain over until after the somo. It will he the drat time In which the team rep resenting the navy will lie composed of teg- uiar line officers and enlisted men. A feature of the came wll be the pres- erne of three bauds of music, and all of which will play "Don't Scorn the Sailors.’' a soug that baa been praised hr the pres- llcnt and other government officials. Includ ing Attorney General Bonaparte, bets use It defends the uniforms of the blue Jack et. which are said to lie the president ■ favorite* In nil contests between the army ami navy. IRVING TO KILL WIFE, MAN DROPPED DEAD Mentally Unbalanced, He Became Having Maniac When Handed Water. Newport News. Va., June 5.—James Blanton, ft wealthy planter of New Kent county, dropped dead suddenly while trying to kill his wife yesterday. Ulonton, who was 75 years of age, had been mentally unbalanced partially for several years. When Mrs. Blanton handed her husband a glass of water upon request, the man threw the gob let at her hend. The woman ran from the room In alarm with Blanton behind her. He fell to the floor as he was i rousing the doorelll, expiring a few moments thereafter. PREDICTS COTTON WILL SELL FOR 25c Washington, Juno f».—"Southern cotton l>lnntors nr** utmost In rienpnlr about rnl* lug n crop this yenr,” remarked Hon. Wil liam Hh'linrdson, the well-known Alabama representative, at the Higgs house. "Many farmers of our section have plant ed their Helds three times. It Is nil due to the abnormal weather conditions, the like of which has not been seen for a half century. It Is not at ail unlikely that we shall sec the price fo to 25 cents u i»ouii<1 or even higher.” DERAYLAN A WOMAN, NOW SAYS COURT Chicago, June 5.—Nlcholl DeRaylan, the former attache of the Russian con sulate. whose sex had been a matter of doubt, was yesterday ofllclally declared to have been a woman. The order tvns entered by Judge Cut ting In the probate court and aa a result Mrs. Anna De Raylan, who lived with I>e Raylan as "his” wife, will not be permitted to share In the estate, which I. valued at about 15,000. The witnesses wer persons who visited Phoenix, Arlx. where the body was exhumed. RELATTvEs"ANXi0US ABOUT LUCK HILL Inquiries ns to the whereabouts of Luck Hill, a railroad man of Smyrna, who came to Atlanta Sunday to accept employment with the Western and At lantlc railroad, have been received In Atlanta from relatlvea of Mr. Hill, who have received no word from him elnce his departure for this city. Mr. Hill was supposed to have been stopping at 217 Marietta street and his relatives are anxious lo locate him. GOVERNOR ANSEL TO 8PEAK AT COMMENCEMENT. Special to The Georglen. Clinton, 8. C., June 5.—Tho exercises of the Thornwell College for Orphans *'IH be held on July IS. There are only three graduates this commence ment who will finish at Thornwell, with a large class of Juniors. On the same occasion an address will be given by Governor Martin F. Ansel, of South Carolina. The general supposition Is that a large attendance will be audi tors of the governor’s speech. WANTS SUCCESSOR TO DEVEAUX NAMED. Special to Tbs Georgian. Savannah, Ga., June S.—Congress man Charles O. Edwards has filed an application to the city council request, iug them to odopt resolutions calling -m President Roosevelt to appoint a mcceaaor to J. II. Deveaux, colored, whose term expired some time ego. Deveaux Is collector of customs. The '-■’uncll win consider the communica tion nt its meeting tomorrow. TRAFFIC SUSPENDED DURING UNVEILING. iq-i'h! to The Georgian. A< worth. Ga.. June B.—All the bells Ac 'V' n h were tolled for line min- , t Monday afternoon, beginning al »o clock, central time, eommemor.-i- ..vc- ,,f the unveiling of JefTerson Da- *\ statue at Richmond. All stores 'net-trim closed their doors and - i out I ness ir. Ac-worth was suspended. , „ Palhc on the Nnshvllle and Chat- «nd Louisville un-l Nashville railroads was suspended also. JAP-A-LAC ■h.idee fUU a, * or,m « ,t : °l< sires, all GEORGIA PAINT & GLASS CO, « Peachtree Jacobs’ Pharmacy I Jacobs’ Pharmacy . Ill Jacobs’ Pharmacy III Jacobs’ Pharmacy LITTLE PRICES HAVE MADE THIS STORE A BIG SUCCESS Mail and Telephone Orders Are Carefully and Promptly Filled. Out-of-Town Customers Pay the Same as Atlanta Customers-Plus Postage, Express or Freight. Send Us Your Order and See How Well We Will Serve You. MALTED MILK-Small, 34c; Large, 68c; Hospital, $2.69 Demiracle . . 59c Woodbury’s Facial Cream 20c Lyon’s Tooth Powder. 15c Rubifoam 19c Prophylactic Tooth Brush 25c White Shoe Polish, 10c kind 5c Phosphate Soda, granular, pound..15c Cream Tartar and Sulphur, pound, 35c CuticuraSoap ISc Packer’s Tar Soap 15c Krom’s Soap, 20c; 3 for 50c Woodbury’s Facial Soap 20c Resinol Soap 20c Eagle Condensed Milk 15c Malvina Cream 39c Pompeian Massage Cream 29c Spiro Powder 13c 4711 Soap 10c Pure Castile Soap, pound 20c Mum 15c Johnson’s Floor Wax, pound 40c Graham Kosrneo 40c Pazzoni Powder 39c Java Rice Powder 35c Empty Capsule Box, 100 5c Violet Ammonia, strong, pint 10c Mennen’sTalc 10c Sanitol Face Cream...' 15c Wyeth’s Effervescent Phosphate Soda, 1-4 pound 35c Warner’s Litliia Tablets 16c Sparklets, new style, quart size, $1, capsules, box 50c Nursing Bottles, 6 or 8 ounce 5c A. P. W. Toilet Paper, .one year’s supply $1.00 Pure Tisliu Toilet Paper 10c Fine Stationery Sale This Week For the remainder of this week we offer For eign Stationer}’, new ideas, things that can’t be had elsewhere, $1.33, $1.50, $1.89 and $2.25 boxes at $1.00 Other sizes, $2.50, $3.49 up to $12.00 Karo Linen Note Paper, ound 25c Envelopes to match, package 10c - Normandie Note Paper, 1 quire, with envelopes, 25c Hurd’s Nainsook paper, pound box 25c Envelopes, package 25c Rubber Goods Specials ■Rubber Bath Caps, for the seashore 50c Travelers’ Rolls, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Traveling Bags, for wash cloths, sponges, etc., 35c, 50c and 60c Jacobs’ Family Fountain Syringe, 2-qt., with all fittings, at .$1.00 Rubber Gloves—We know just how unsatisfac tory, for both buyer and seller, have been the Rubber Gloves previously sold by all, and for this reason we have secured from the Seam less Rubber Co. a Glove acid cured ,and one that will last as they should. The price is a little higher, but they are well worth it. Fully guar anteed, pair $1.25 A Sale of Bath Towels It is hard to give you a type picture of these val ues; in fact, it is impossible. Come and look them over and if you don’t agree with us as to j the genuine bargains, don’t buy. The various J grades range in price as follows: f 18c, 25c 38c, 42c, 50c, 59c, 75c and $1.25 y Bath'Robes—We have always given the best 7 values in Bath Robes and the sale sustains our reputation, $4.00 to .$6.50 Jacobs’ Violet Talcum 15c Jacobs’ Liquid Green Soap, 2-oz. glass stopper bottle 25c Alcock’s Porous Plasters 12c Tutt’s Liver Pills 16c Carter’s Liver Pills .16c Lotion, 4-oz. bottle 25c Mme. Robinnaire’s Face Powder. .25c Levy’s La Blache Powder. 39c.. Roger & Gallet’s Rice Powder 19c Colgate’s Violet Talc 15c Jacobs’ Ideal Talcum Powder, in sprinkle top jars 25c Mine. Robinnaire’s Skin Tonic 50c Mme. Robinnaire’s Massage Cream 39c and 79c Jacobs’ Diarrhea Cordial, a safe and reliable remedy ..25c Effervescent Phosphate Soda, 1-4 pound, 25c; pound 75c Essence Jamaica Ginger, 1 ounce, 10c; 2 ounces, 15c; 3 ounces 25c Distilled Witch Hazel, pint 25c Sun Cholera Cure 25c Sage Dandruff Cure, 35c and 60c Hcrpicidc, 40c and 80c Jacobs’ Dyspepsia Tablets, a prompt relief for indigestion 25c Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets 40c Stuart’s Charcoal Tablets 20c Jacobs’ Cream Tartar and Sulphur Tablets 25c Jacobs’ Beef, Iron and Wine, 1-2 pint, 25c; pint 60c Wyeth’s Beef, Iron and Wine 75c Allen’s Foot Ease 20c Jacobs’ Foot Comfort 15c Jacobs’ Hat Bleach Will clean and bleach any straw hat and make it look like new. Price 18c Pine Tar Shampoo For dandruff, cleans ing the scalp and making the hair soft and glossy. Price 25c Mme, Robinnaire’s Depilatory A harmless and reli able remedy for re moving superfluous hair from face, arms and neck. Price $1 Rightaway Headache Cure A safe and sure cure for every variety of headache, a liquid and pleasant to taste. Price 25c Jacobs’ Krelol Destroys all animal and vegetable pois ons. For cosets, sta bles, sinks and dwell ings. Price 25c and 50c Jacobs’ Bed Bug Killer Destroys the very, germ of all insect life. Clean and easily ap-/ plied. Price 25c, 50c and 75c Household Remedies Herbs—We have every known Botanical Medicine. Pure Boric Acid, pound. 25c Powdered Alum, pound 10c Sweet Castor Oil, 10c, 15c and 25c Pure Castor Oil, English, odorless and taste less, 15c, 25c and 50c Pure Cotton Seed Oil for internal use, pint, 35c; quart 60c Pure Glycerine, pint 50c, Spirits Camphor, pint 60c Paregoric, pint 50c Jacobs’ Liquid Shampoo Prescriptions We call the physicians’ attention to the very complete stock of all leading makes of drugs, chemicals and pharmaceuticals carried in stock. Squibbs’ Chemicals, Burroughs’ Wellcome Tablets, Pills, Hypodermic Tablets and specialties, Merck’s Chemicals, Wyeth’s, Parke, Davis & Co.’s Tablets, Pills and Specialties, Fraser's Tablets, Abbott’s Alkaloidal Tablets, Lloyd Bros.’ Specific Medi cines. Summer Beverages (NON-ALCOHOLIC.) Bethesda Ginger Ale, quarts, 20c; dozen $2.00/ Cantrell & Cochran’s Belfast Ginger Ale, pints, 20c; dozen - $2.00 Deerfield Ginger Ale, pints, 15c; dozen, $1.25; quarts, 25c; dozen .$2.00 Concord Grape Juice, pints, 20c; dozen, $2; qts., 40c; dozen $4.00 Monserrat Lime Juice, quart 50c Squire’s Root Beer ..15c JACOBS' PHARMACY