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4 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. THl'RSDAT, JXJVe *. UK. Dr. Lyon’s PERFECT Tooth Powder Cleanses and beautifies the teeth and rrarifies the breath. Used by people of refinement for over a quarter of a century. Convenient for tourists. 1 PREPARED BY; L—^ GREAT SEAL STORY j Awnings For etores. Offlces. • Reetdence*. Public ‘ maratffs All work guaranteed : Lowest price*. Pboae or write tor _ ' estimates. i J.M HIGH CO. Atlanta, Ga. SAYS GENiJ JEST Georgia Vets’ Commander Talks of the Richmond Reunion. ATLANTA BANKERS LEAVE FOR MACON — ‘ A tmall delegation of Atlanta tanker* ; left tfae city for Macon Wodoeidajr morning to attend the annual convention of tho Georgia Ranker*' Aatoclatlon. which will be In aeaaton In that city during Wednesday, | Tharaday and Friday. , Tke banker*' ceoventlona are usually at I 1 tended by a largo representation froui At lanta. but the ureaeot session came at n time when the local money handlers were mldat of an uuuaual ruab of busl- ■MP as a result thereof was given bv flyy hankers as a reaaou for uot attending . Vacon to attend the convention Wednesday many hai thf eour I Among ■ Sttean tc ----- - I H 4 wen* .the foUowIng: T. J. Peoples, cashier \ of the Mnddox-ttnckef Hanking Company; 5 W. T. Perkeraoo, aaslatant caahler of the 3 Fourth National bank: JoseDb A. r vkebrealdent of the Third Natloi A. P. Colea. cashier of the Cent _ McCord. National bank: Central Bank I Trust Corporation; J. T. Ortne. cushlcr Ike Lowry National bank. TELEPHONE OFFICIAL SHOT IN NASHVILLE Special to The Georgian. Nashville. Tenn.. June 6.—JT. Dwight Webb, treaaurer of the Ctiwoenapd Tele phone Company, urns ahot Monday after* noon by Felix Hbwnb, of the Bouthern Electrical Company. Mr. Webb was wound ed In the right arm. Mr. Webb wee seated at hi a desk In bla office when 8hwab la said to have walked up behind Mr. Webb and II red J A case of nttr- “ nc within the ^alnat Hbwnb. and he wae released’with- ,jt bund, lie la tbe eon of V. E. Hhuab, I he well-known distiller, and former lead* r er In city politics. J Mr. Webb haa been an official of tbe Cumberland Telephone Company for yearn. If and la ooe of tbe most prominent men In Nashville. The Southern Electrical Com* with which Mr. Hbwnb Is connected! 5 Nashi gj elect manufacture of telephone and other rlcal equipment. No cause for tbe ting haa been given. Major General A* J. West, com mander of the Georiria division of the ITnlted Confederate Veterans, returned Tuesday from Richmond, where he at tended the annual reunion of the vet eran# of the gray. General West states that the trip to the former capital of the Confederate states was a most pleasant one end the reunion of the veterans one long to be remembered. "Thn reunion at Richmond was more largely attended than any In recent years/' said General West. "The fact that we met In Richmond, a place which Is dear to tho hearts of all Con federate soldiers. Induced many of them to atterfd who would probably not have been present had we met else where. The old soldiers came In great crowde from all sections of tho country and they had a moat delightful time." When asked about the published re port that while In Richmond he and Major McMahon, of Athens, and Com mander Callahan, of Washington, had offered a negro man $15,000 to reveal tho hiding place of the Great Beal of the Confederacy, General West said: "I knew nothing of that alleged offer until I saw It In the papers. It was re potted that a negro named Will Jones, who claimed to be a former servant of President Davis, was In Richmond and stated that he knew whero thq seal was and that these other gentlemen and myself offered him $15,000 to produce It. "No such event took place, and If there was any negro In Richmond who knew, or claimed to know, the hiding place of tho Great Beal of the Confed eracy I did not hear of him. "It has been well advertised, though,' continued General West. "Hero Is a letter from a party In Birmingham, who' signs himself, or herself, as 'Lock Box 61.' "This party offers to make the negro produce the seal provided I will pay tlm the reward. Fortune teller, I guess," remarked General West, ns he tossed tho letter aside. "The negro who has the seal hasn't heon found yet." CLUB WOMEN MEET AT JAMESTOWN EXPO, Norfolk, V*., June 6.—The Colonial Damps of America and tho Gcnernl Feder ation of Women's Clubs are In session at the Jamestown exposttlou. Two hundred Dames nre hero mid more than tbnt number of club women. The Dames assembled In the auditorium at 11 o'clock. Mrs. William It. Cox. of North Carolina, president of the National Hodety of Colonial Dniues, cnlled the meeting to order; prayer followed by Right Rev. A. M. Randolph, bishop of the diocese of southern Virginia. Governor Hwausou, of Virginia, uml Presi dent Tucker, .of. the exposition company, made addresses of response; an original poetn was read by Mrs. John M. Holcomb, of Connecticut. Right Rev. Thomas Gatlor, bishop of Tennessee, made an oration. The business session was followed by n luncheon given by Mrs. William Ruffin Cox, In the Swiss village, lu tin- after noon n ton will be given to tbe Colonial Domes by Mrs. Ititrton Myers, lit Norfolk, •HinmnnfHfiiigmgmgmnniniiietoeiiioincit STANDAfiDSQUAUW SHOWDRiT i V.S. GOVERNMENT-INSPECTION I pj^OUTHERjKffTOHpi;CO| NEW YORK-SAVANNA! I ATLANTA • NEW ORLEANS 9Ht0l|l9lll0lll0Hl9llt9tM9tM0HI0lll#lll9(ll0HI0lll9 P. S. COX & CO.. Diitributora, Atlanta. Oa. SPORTING GOODS If we were conducting’an exclusive sporting goods house, possibly a better line would not be carried than that we now have. We are now selling a great many canoes. It is impossible to get anything better than we are selling. We also have all the canoe equip ments, such as sails, paddles, rudders, lazy backs, etc. We are agents for the celebrated non-sinkable, non-turnoverable canoe; something very new. In Baseball, Golf, Tennis and other sporting lines, we have everytning you need, and you are welcome at all times to look over our stock. KING HARDWARE CO. 53 Peachtree Street. BIG STICK TO FALL 01 COALFIELD RT'S, Roosevelt Has Directed That Suits Be Filed in Pennsylvania. SAMH.ES WALL PAPER SAMPLES FREE NOrilwMMtlHNn. IirffciMtItortlomh |Jpel roll. Wes*v§ you 60percsnlfroi* regular retill prices. We Write at onca for sample* of on from, ranging In prtca from 4c to pa per ton. two **"• -”TT alio make a specialty of hlgh-chus decorating. Estimate* furnished on out of town wore. .......... . ..n ...... n ■ nr-n nn I Uall fl also make a specialty of hlgh-ciasa decorating, asiunaiea lurownru no v* ww— i »T« np WILLIS WALL PAPEB CO. Wellington, June By direction of President Rooievett, tbe department of justice Is proceeding with the prepara, tlon of aulta to be died against certain of the ao-called railroad companies op erating In the anthracite region. In the eaatem part of the country. The suite will be died In the United State* court at Philadelphia within a very abort time. The case against the companlea to be prosecuted grows out of the Invee- tlgatlon mode by the Interstate com merce commission last year. Evidence was brought Indicating that several of the roade concerned had discriminated against mines that were not In a com bination formed by these railroads for the purpose of carrying coal. Violation of the anti-trust act will be charged. ANGRY AT HER BROTHER, SHE DONNED HIS CLOTHES Accordlnff to a story related to Pro bation Officer Gloer by the girl herself, pretty 16-year*0))d Helen Abrams, of 122 East Fair street, who was taken Into custody Tuesday afternoon attired In her brother'* clothes, ran away from home Tuesday morning because of anger at her brother on account of his conduct toward nn admirer who cnlled on her Bunday night. The girl said her brother camo home nhout 9 o'clock, while she wa» seated In the parlor talking with (ho young man. and that he remarked, loud enough to be heard in the parlor: "Great goodness. Isn't he never going to leave?" At this. Miss Helen says her admirer arose and suggested It wan about time for him to go. Mr. Abrams, father of the girl who works In Macon, was notified of the de tention of his daughter and came to At lanta Wednesday morning. The girl was turned over to him, without a trial In police court, by the permission of Acting Recorder Pomeroy, and was taken to Macon. slid In the evening at 9 o'clock s reception will l»e tendered the'Dailies In tho Virginia building by Governor snd Mrs. Swanson. Musle will be furnished by a marine band from some one of the war ships In lliuctp- ton Roads. The Federated Club representatives met thls.mornlng at the liulds Inn. Miss Vlr- alula tin I o wood, president of (he Norfolk Woman's Club, reeelved the delegates. Mrs. May Alder Ward responded. I.fnrnry extension was tho subject of a paper reud by Mrs. A. F. Itruombnll. nrt; Mr*. 1’ H. I 1 Philip H. Peti forest i etereon ,. helm ou literature, ou the per capita BUY MORE ANIMALS FOR ZOO AT GRANT The park board has decided to add a large family of animals to the Grant park soo, and to thlacnd adopted a resolution Wednesday afternoon ap propriating $2,BOO for this purpose. A committee was appointed to go to New York and make the purchase of the animals. Following Is the commit tee: Mayor Joyner, Commissioner Wikle, Councilman Choeewood and Secretary Dan Carey. The committee will be in Jamestown Georgia l)Ay, and from there will go on to New York. President W. H. Patterson, of the park bourd, gave notice that ho will re sign from thin position, and retire from the board entirely, because of the pros! sure of business duties* It Is not known who will succeed Mr. Patterson. The members of the board expressed great regret at having to lose tho services of the president, who has taken an active Interest In park mat ters. Growing Cotton Market. Special to The Georgian. Mansfield, Ga.. June 6.—Mansfield Is rapidly becoming one of the beat cot ton markets along the lino of the Cen tral bf Georgia railway between Cov ington and Macon. During the season Just closed from $.000 to 10,000 bales have been bought by the local buyers, who paid the hlgher-l prices throughout the season. Mansfield 8chool Closes. Bpeclnl to The Georgian. Mansfield, Ga., June 6.—An enter tainment Saturday night, In which an elaborate program was successfully carried out, marked the close of Mans field High School. The school has had a very profitable year, with the follow ing teachers In charges: Professor Joe Wlnburn, principal: Misses (Maude ami Carrie Harwell. Intermediate and gram mar grades, and Miss Daisy Dial, music department. SICK HEADACHE PO*ITIV*lV CU*IO BV Thssx Little Pill*. Dyspcsl* relieved. Constipation avoided, Dowds rrgnlstod, no pain, no piping, SMALL PILL. SMALL DOS*. . SMALL PRIOB. BEAUTIFUL WOMAN Ik often distressed by Gray or Bleached Ilalr. Imperial Hair Reasnsrstor !• the only sure and absolutely harmless remedy for either: easily npolled: any natural shade pro duced; leaves the hair soft nnd ■lossy- It I* unequqled for Board or Mustache. Sample of hnlr col- oretl free. Privacy assured corre spondence. Imperial Chen. Mlg. Co., 135 W. 23d S1„S. T. Sold by Jacobs' Pharmacy, Atlanta, Gs. WkHkej, Oflam, Mw. yk/tt, Ce*af*«, CM*;a I, ToSkc iid ffcvraiflio sfa *r Nerve (ikiiilfia Ihe Only Keetej Mitt- tuielo Georfii 229 Woodward An., ATLANTA, 6A. Tl UNION DEPOT SHED A north Georgia horse performed a stunt Tuesdny afternoon beside which the most boasted performances of the south Georgia mules must In compari son sink Into the dimmest of obscurity. The runaway may not have occurred Just oa It was described to a represen tative of The Georgian, but one of the fairest of tho fair did the describing, and, making allowances for what she Imagined during her disturbed state. It happened somewhat like this: A grocery wagon waa being driven up Central avenue by a negro, when tho horse became frightened. As Is tne pe culiar custom and habit of horses when frightened, this one ran away, only It ran faster than moat runaway horses. Straight up Central avenue the flery steed sped, the negro driver disappear ing between Hunter and Alabama streets. How the driver got out of tho wagon, and where he went, nre details that have not been accounted for. Arriving at the old depot, the horse ran straight Into the Inhospitable arms of a fast passenger train that wits run ning nt full speed out of the shed, thus breaking tho city regulation governing speed ot trains In the city limits. The horse was traveling nt break neck speed. The train was doing the same. It was a ease of an Irresisti ble force, the horse meeting a moving Immovable body. And thus the mys tery of ages was explained. The train moved on In the even tenor of Its way. The horse turned to the left and calmly sped through the car shed from Central avenue, making an exit on Pryor street. MORALES AND MORA MUST PAY PENALTY AN ege lablePrep arationfbr As - slmilating titfToodandRcgula- ling ihcStomadisandBowGls of PromotesIH|eslion.Chcerful- TESsandRcst.Contains neither Opium iMorphinc nor Mineral. Not Narcotic. tfCU n-SMCZLriiiMR Pumplvi St*£“ . 5£W*- W*L Aperfectnemedy for Constipa tion. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea, Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness cndLoss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of a NEW •YOBK. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of exact copt or whapfeb. In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THt exirraus oommnv* mow tor* enr*, Mexico City, June 6.—After deliber ating for one hour and forty minutes, the Jury that haa been hearing evidence against Florence Morales and Bernar do Mora, charged with the murder of General Barillas, former president of Guatemala, 'rendered a verdict ot mur der In the flrst degree. The court disregarded the plea of tho attorney for the men for clemency and sentenced them to death. Jacobs 9 Prescriptions There is more to ths proper filling of a prescription than I, appar ent at first glance. The success of the physician, the health, the very life of tho patient ie dependent upon tho ear# and judgment of tho com pounder, and the quality of tho material he ueee. Accuracy ie everything, and tho pharmaceutloal chemilt muet give hie entire mind and thought to thia one particular line, if he ie to give the beet that ie in him. Jacobs’ Prescription Department ha* prepared for thia contingency, and In thle department maintain* four expert pharmacist* who devote their entire time to the filling of presorlp- tlone. They have no other duty and no other thought, and their experi ence, coupled with the ue* of the moat complete laboratory of drugs and chemicals in the United States, supervised by the same executives whose car* has been the cause of our succese, astures both physician and pa tient Accurate Service—Fresh Drugs Reasonable Charges In building'up this unusual establishment w* hive born* In mind that the rudiments of the druggist’s suecees is the proper dispensation of drugs. Our aorvico ie prompt Wo maintain a messenger service that will call for and deliver your order. Jacobs’ Pharmacy 6-8-10 Marietta Street. 23 Whitehall Street, Nursing Mothers nml Over-burdened Women In alt station* of life, whose vigor and vitality may have been undermined and broken -down by over-work, exacting •ocltl duties, the too frequent bearing of children, or other causes, will And In Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription tbe most potent, Invigorating restorative strength- giver ever devised for their special bene- 8 L Nursinganothers wtHJind It especial- r valuable |K sustaining ehclr strength and nromotlnif'gn abundant nourishment for the child. KxpKtsntvnptbori too will And It a prlrrtrssHigPiflWihxipSre the system for baby’s coming ana r>sJi. ^ the ordeal comparatively palnleesT^Jt hnrtn In ... «ute, or condition .......mm tfeak women, who suffer from frequent headaches, back ache, dragging-clown distress low down In tbe abdomen, or from painful or Irreg ular monthly periods, gnawing or die- tressed sensation In stomach, diuy or faint spells, see Imaginary specks or spots floating before eyes, have disagreeable, pelvic catarrhal drain, prolapsus, ante- version or retro-version or othor displace ments of womanly organs from weakness of parts will, whether they experience many or only a few of the above symp toms, And relief and a permanent cure by uslni faithfully snd fairly persistently Dr. Ploree’s Favorite Prescription. This world-fsmed specific tor woman’s weaknesses and |»-cullar ailments Is a pure glyceric extract of the choicest na tive. medicinal roots without a drop of alcohol In Us make-up. All Its Ingredi ents printed In plain English on Its bottle- wrapper and attested under oath. I)r. Pierce thus Invites thn fullest Investiga tion of his formula knowing that It will be found to contain only tho heat agents known to the most advanced medical science of all the different schools of prac tice for tbe cure of woman’s peculiar weaknesses and ailments. If you want to know more about the composition and professional endorse ment of the - Favorite l’rescrlptlon/ send postal card request to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y., for bis free booklet treat ing of same. You can’t afford to accept as a substi tute for this remedy nt known composition a secret nostrum uf unknown compost LIGHTNING KILLS GIRL DURING STORM Special to The Georgian. Meridian. Miss.. June During a thunderstorm lnte Wednesday light ning struck and Instantly killed Emma Freeman, aged IS. at her parenta’ home four miles east of Meridian. TWO PROMOTIONS ON N. & W. RAILWAY Announcement has Just been made through Genernl Agent C. A. Cowles of the Norfolk snd Western of the promotion of two olfl- olnls of thnt coinpony who nre well known In this section. On July 1 T. H. Ilarnut, now traffic manager of that road, will as sume thn duties of vice-president In charge charge of operation. Iloth offl- elnls nrn well known In Atlanta snd have ninny friend* here who will be pleased of their climb on the ladder. PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS FOR TOWN OF MANSFIELD. Special to The Georgian. Mansfield, Ga., June «.—The Mans field Waterworks and Electric Lighting Company haa been organised. The principal promoters of this new enter prise for Mansfield are: E. H. Adams, W. E. Lunsford and A. B. Barber. It NEW TROLLEY LINE WILL BE OPERATED. Bpeclnl to Tbe Georgian. Chattanooga. Tenn.. June *.—The !0, Ic living on the west side of Chat tanooga are to have street ear service In the near future for the first lime. After waiting for years for the old company and Its successors to build, the west side people have reached an Roll of Honor The following firms be lieve in fair working con ditions in their printing offices and use the Union Label. 0FFICE8 U8ING THIS LABEL: I»re*a riuddleston Printlnf^CcK, ^ Ryl Lcaier'& Co.! 24 S. Broad I*. HlMon 9 N. Foraytb N. C. Tompkins 16 W. Alabama Warner Vlf. k Isabel Co...68 8. Pryor Frank Co.....It Ceotrat At*. Jof Co.....*) B. Broad Ward Printing Co S5 8. Pryor “ l*M Co. - a _ jHm f Convent* k Wliur. Kirkpatrick k Co.. Jobn Thomason e«......«4 s. Broad Bloater Printing Co M-*0 Walton ' ...tM IMgewood 8. Forsyth If YOU believe in these same conditions, patronize them. Atlanta Typographical Union, S20 Candler Building P. O. Box 266 Atlanta Phone 873 agreement with a new company, head ed by 8. W. Divine, and It 1* certain that a line will be built to the top of Cameron hill as soon as the work can be done. Orchids, Lily of the Valley, Roses, Carnation and Sweet Pea Wedding Bouquets*^ La SHIPPED TO ANY POINT IN THE SOUTH. WRITE, WIRE OR PHONE. f florist CANDLER BLDG.