Newspaper Page Text
IRE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
SB.
ALCOHOL J PER CENT.
AVcgc latte RrtparalonforAs
lingiteSioraacteaalBolSof
PhwiaicsDigpstionflrfrfy-
nessardltesLConlainsnato
Opium.Morpfcac nor.'Sucral.
Nor Narcotic.
flmtmSmi-
fiSjtWi- )
lS£s*. /
Apjrftrl Remedy forCmtsl^it
Hon. Sour Stomach.DUrrtaa
Wormsfom'nkions.reTmst
ness and Loss OF Sleep.
Facsimile Signature of j
NEW YORK.
For Infants aao Children.
i6 Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
GIL PRESBYTERIANS
MAY BUJLDI COLLEGE
Many Ministers of State Fa
vor Establishment of
School.
Special tofTbo Georgian. •
Macon, Ga., Nov. 7.—At the meeting
Thuraclay afternoon of' the Georgia
Presbyterian aynod. the matter of es-
tabllshinc a Prbsbyterlan college with.
In the hounds of Georgia will be
brought before the ministers. While
a great many are strongly in favor of
the college, there ore others who op
pose the movement.
Rev, C, Vi ('arson, or Vaidosto, w»*
elected moderator for the coming yeai
and Rot*. J. \V. Stokes, of Savannnh,
reading clerk. *, Other committees and
officers wlll.be elected before tho synod
adjourns on Saturday.
Among tho more proponent minis
ttrs attending the Synod-are Bov. Me
Million, Rev. J. G. Snedeeor, of Ala
bama: Rev, M. B, Porter, of Rich
mond, Va.; Rev. E.L. Mill, of Athens,
Ga.: Rev. W. C. Sumnrvllle, of Vir
ginia; Dr. Henry Lewis Smith, presi
dent of Davidson College, of David
son, N. C.
DECLINE TO STAND
FDD RE-ELECTION
Three Members cf Water
Board to Step Out at
End of Term.
COL. T. J. GALLOWAY
DIES AT MONROE
i-ltll to
Three members of the hoard of
water commissioners, whose terms ex
pire In the near future, have announced
that they will not stand for re-election
And there Is much speculation ns to who
their successors will probablv be.
Those who have expressed their de
termination to retire from the board are
President Prank P. Rice and Commis
sioners Frank G. Lake and W. R Dun.
can.' The term's of Commissioners Lako
nm! Duncan expire on the third Mon-
gay of December, while the term of
President Rice will expire on the first
Monday In January.
According to President Rice, he will
refuse to stand for re-election because
of thS manner In which members of tho
ctfy conned hare criticised and Inter-:
fer<d with the working of the wnter
hoard.
In case President Rice refuses to
""its tm the board it le probable that
AMSetmtn K c. Peters will be elected.
Mderirtan Rid Holland, whose term
a« alderman expires this year. Is also
t>-lug-mentioned e* frauecsssor to Com-
it das loner Duncan. Alderman Mlrach.
wo so term as alderman will also ex
pire Ibis year, will probably he eleeled
to succeed Commissioner Lake.
The Georgina.
Moans., tin.. Nor. L—Colonel Thomas
Jefferson Galloway, son of ihe Into Dr.
Nntbau f.ampldu Galloway, died suddenly
lit the home of his mother, Mrs. I-tlry J.
tlnlhirfay. In thls'elty, at 8 o'clock last
night, nr * ihe sge of .13 yenr*. Be was
one nf the most aitresufid Insurance inch
In (Ids section. Recently he mailt- a speech
at the hnnqoei of toenrnm-e nteu la At*
tnniH. Mr. Galloway w*na prumlnsnlly con
in-i-teil. bis father linthig serred as Wal
ton's riqiresentMIve In the general nssrnildy
of Georgia, and Oh--) recently, before hi!I'
ll-" comnleted Ills lerin. The funeral and
inti-lnl will he largely attended, and will tie
Held from the .Methedtst church ttds after-
My Best Friend.
Alexander Benton, who lives on Rural
Route 1, Fort Edward. N. Y„ soys:
"Dr. King's New Discovery Is nty best
earthly friend. It cured me of asthmn
•lx years ago. It has also performed
a wonderful cure of Incipient consump
tion for my eon's wife. Tho first .bottle
endrd the terrible cough, and Jhla ac
complished. the other symptoms left
one by one. until she was perfectly
well. Dr. King's New, Discovery's pow
er over coughs and- cp|da Is simply
marvelous." No other remedy has ever
equaled II. Fully guaranteed by nil
druggists. SOe and ll.oo. Trial bottle’
Merer hoy nh article Having a name
.mile mark altnllar tv the uue you ha.,
•ceil ndvertisiai, even I hough the denier
tel la yeti the article Is jnaf as good. Of
course, he makes a larger profit on the
auhitltnte. Protect your men Interests sail
THIRTY NAMES THROWN OUT|
VOTERS CHALLENGED.
Special to The Georgian.
Macon. Ga„ Nov. 7.—An extension
until Friday evening has been given by
the clllsens’ executive committee to the
hack tax payers whose votes have been
challenged by the Miller campaign
committee.
At the meeting held Tueeday night
thirty name* were thrown out by the
lommlttec, and before the purging Is
over It la likely many more namea will
find their way to the trash basket. Tho
mayor's election Is only one week off
and the Interest Is growing dally In
Macon. Both the Miller and Moore
sides are holding meetings every night,
and speeches are being made by tbo
most prominent backers.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CHARTER IS DRAWN.
Hrn-cl-il to The Georgina.
Macon. Ga.. Nov. 7.—After working
three weeks on the charter for the now
chamber of Commerce, Attorney Ar
thur L. Dasher finished Ihe work Wed
nesday evening and turned It over to
the special committee of the Chamber
nf Commerce. Parts of both old char
ters of the Cotton Exchange nnd Cham-
her of Commerce appear In the new
charter and It took considerable time
and work In forming It.
Now for a Glove Sale: Here Tomorrow
Morning at Nine O'clock You'll Get
Something Most Unusual.
Friday morning, at nine sharp, this is what youll find at our
Glove counter: . -
575 pairs Ladies 1-clasp
P K Walkmg Gloves, with
MACON ODD FELLOW8
GIVE TO INDUSTRIAL HOMfe.
Special to The Georgian.
Macon, Ga„ Nov. 7.—The Mumford
Lodge of Odd Fellows In Macon has
given *250 to the Georgia Industrial
Homo. This amount hns been sent by
Grand Treasurer R. A. Cheatham to the
president of the home, which Is sup
ported by the various Odd Fellow
lodges throughout the state.
TROY TO 8TAND TRIAL 1
ON MURDER CHARGE.
Macon, Ga., Novi 7.—Tom Troy, who
Is charged with manslaughter, will bo
placed otvtrial at Miami, Fla., Monday,
November 18.
Troy Is alleged to have killed J. A.
Newcomb at Miami last spring. He
was given a commitment trial at that
time and has been out undor a *5.000
bond. A large number of Mncoh
friends of Troy will go with him to
Miami when time for his trial arrives.
JOHN M. MILLER CO.
$200,000 LOANED
ON NEW YORK LOT
CIsSsifiMtion Discussed.
- Discussion 1 of classifying certain un
classified material was discussed on
Wednesday before the railroad com- \. u York Nnr 7 Mr*
mission. Anion IT the material tnuy he Dkg... wl-low of Kuiuirll Bn*,. has'lent *2i».
mentioned cement graves, scrap Iron, i CO tor Die yenra for 5 tier cent to th;
piping, plumbing material, house-mov-I Htmnw * Hlaasmi Company-nit a parrel el
ing outfit*, etc. Revcrnl general freight XTaiXL* .I,™
agents of the railroads ii'rr |.r'« nt sin,,. ’j n „,mry i t!, date M?isage ha.
No flnnl action taken In the hear- i <;buut <m Mmihutnui teal
Ing.
I SIANDAR&wQVALITV
U.S. GOVERNMENT-INSPECTION
Ip^OUTHH^CQTTOteCOj
NEWYORK-SAVANNAH
ATLANTA • NEW ORLEANS
T. S. COX Si CO., Distributors, Atlanta, Ga.
POLICE MAKING WAR
ON CRAP SHOOTERS.
Special to Tlie Georgian.
Macon, Gn„ Nov. 7.—The police In
Macon are again after the crap shoot
ers. and yesterday two negroes, Hood
nnd Albert Worthey, were bound over
to the city court for gaming. Several
large games have been broken up re
cently by the police anil since the negro
state fair la on many small games have
been broken up end the nogroes sent to
Jail.
SIXTH DISTRICT DOCTORS
TO.MEET IN MACON.
Special to The Georgian.
Macon, On., Nov. 7.—Physicians and
surgeons of the Sixth District Medical
Association will meet In Macon on No
vember 12 for their annual session.
TJte morning session will be held In
the rlty council chamber and the after,
noon session at the Log Cabin Club,
where supper will be served.
Following Is the program:
Prayer, by Rev. E. C. Dargan, Macon;
address of welcome. Hon. Brldgen
Smith, mayor. Macon; response to ad
dress of welcome. Dr. A. F. White,
Ftovllln: reading of paper, fifteen min
utes; discussion live minutes; "A Suc-
csssful Case of Lammlnoctomy.” Dr.
Howard J. Williams, Macon: "Cnphnl-
iK’cle," Dr. J, A. Comba, Locust Grove;
"Pemphlgua Neonltorum," Dr. J. H.
Adams, Macon; "Complication In Mea
sles, Their Prevention and Treatment,
Dr, C. C. Harrold. Macon; "Amennr-
rheoea,” Dr. J. A. Jarrell, Jackson;
“Sixth District Medical Association and
Ita Mission," Dr. John R. Shannon,
Cabantsn; "The Medical Effect of In-
■Ran Spring Water In Treatment of
Typhoid Fever." Dr. A. F. White, FI
villa.
Paris Point stitckmg—sizes
from 5 1-2 to 7. Colors:
Black, White, Br owns,
Reds, Tans, Mode, Slate.
Not every size in each color,
hut all sizes m the lot. A
glove this is that has splendid
appearance and gives emi
nently good service. Fine for
shopping and general wear.
Excellent for Misses' school
half-sleeves,
in each color,
418 pairs Ladies' 8-hutton
Glace Kid Gloves, just right
to wear with coat suits and
Not all sizes
hut all sizes in
the lot. 5 1-2 to 7. Colors:
Slate, Black, ^Vhite, Navy,
Mode, Green.
The kind we sell usually
for $2 and $2.25. T omor-
row s sale,
98 cents
wear.
It’s the best dollar glove
we have ever offered. To
morrow's sale,
ton
93 pairs
Glace
of Ladies' 6-hut-
Kid Gloves
in
Black and Tans. Regular
$1.25 value. T omorrow s
sale, '
69 cents 98 cents
We will not fit these gloves. Not that there s a thing the
matter with them. They are good, sound, regular, dependable
stock. But you know how it is at a sale like this—we simply
won't have time for trying them on. Be sure, then, to get your
correct size.
None C. O. D. None Exchanged. None on Approval.
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
TO MEET IN MACON.
Special to The Georgian.
Macon, Ga., Nov. 7.—A state conven
tion of veterans of the late Spanish-
American war will be held In Macon
November 21. The work of the conven
tion will be directed toward perfecting
the organliatlon and extending It
throughout the etate.
Wedded in Washington.
Washington, Nov.* 7.—W. A. Nuck
olls, of Richmond. Va.. and Miss Mattie
Johnson, also of that* city, were mar
ried In the parlor of the Metropolitan
Hotel yeeterday afternoon by Rev. W.
H. Powers, pastor of Vermout Avenue
Methodist church. The couple came
here from Richmond yesterday morn
ing.
SIXTEEN DISTILLERIES
SEIZED IN VIRGINIA.
UNION R. R. MEN
SELECT CONFEREES
Staunton, Va., Nov. ".—Sixteen li
censed distilleries located between
Lynchburg and the North Carolina line
have been seised by officers on the
ground of fraud. It Is charged that by
collusion between gaugers and store
keepers and the distillers, quantities of
liquor were distilled upon which no
revenue was paid.
laimlnii, Nov. I'nlon rsllroeil men are
rbousln* representatives today to confer
wSth the officials of the transportation cum-
ponies throughout Crest Itrtfatn relative ro
the settlement of the unionists' grievances.
It Is lb. general opinion tbnt an agreement
wilt lie reached, thus averting a disastrous
strike.
NOT MUCH PROFIT
ON THIS INSURANCE
When Keeper of IkiWIc Building, nwl
Grounds Tnmlln on me to collect n *35 lire
loss on Brad sell Hall, at Athens, lie ran
Into a knotty proposition.
He found that the Insurance enrrieil by
the state was In *5 companies, and that
eaeb company van responsible on tosses for
Ita pro rata abate.
To collect ihe IS loss win require shout
I8.W north of stamps for correspondence.
Kaeli company will nave to written tix
Thev will scud blanks to be filled. which,
returned, will bring a eluvk for the r.aeum.
due. II Is wild teat on this *So lore the
eempanles will pay amounts ranging from
5 rents to 25 cents. It is the blanket Insur
ance thet caused the trouble.
SHOULD KEEP MONEY
IN CIRCULATION
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY.
Arrive From— I Deport To-
gavuunah .... 4.34 amlMacon 11.J8
Jacksonville.. f.JDnuijMnrnn ........ ».OOi
Huron 1LS
Macon
Uacon
Special to The Georgian.
LnGrange, Oa.. Nov. ".—Representa
tive W. i\ Adamson, of Georgia, In
speaking of the financial need of the
South, said:
"The aid of the treasury and the In-
igenulty of capitalists have been In
voked to steady flnanrl.il circles and
'avert disaster In business centers. The
treasury hn» also been requested to aid
banks In handling cotton In the South,
where, under the Influence of financial
disturbances elsewhere, the crop of the
staple which must clothe the world Is
being sacrificed at abnm 6" per cent of
Its true value; but the treasury has
failed to respond to that appeal;
"On a basis of current prices of cotton
goods, cotton ought to bring from 15
lo 20 cents a pound. The shiatl crop,
not more than 12.000.000 bales,, proba
bly not exceeding 11,000.000, ought to
bring at least 15 cents a pound. These
statements are concurred In by all who
knew the facts nnd nre not Interested
In making contrary estimates. Small
farmers In debt can not hold their cot
ton. because small merchants who sup
plied them also are in debt to small
banks, which are being pressed to pay
their debts. There are many Investors
North, who, having lost In stocks and
bonds, hesitate to Invest In securities.
There Is lots of money either drawn
out of depaatt or never deposited, which
ought to be doing good In the country
BAN IS PLACED
ON FREAKS £T ZOO
While the Grant park zoo Is always
open to receive legitimate additions lo
its numbers all mcnstroffltie* und
freaks of nafure are unconditionally
tabooed.
This was the sentiment expressed by
Secretary Dan Corey recently in a let
ter to a lady at Jesup, Ga.. who stated
that she has a four-legged kid of pe
culiar physical construction which she
wished to present to the zoo. Secretary
Carey thanked the lady for the offer,
but declined to assume responsibility
for the gift.
S.J0 pm ouriu to OP uuih§ in
».I5 put and earning other money.'*
Delegates to Reunion. *
RpecUil to The Georgian.
Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 7.—Colonel
Harvey E. Jones has received notice
from Camp Joseph E Johnston, of Tal-
lassee, that B. F. Lindsey and a. W.
Cokert have been selected as delegates
to the reunion to be held in Montgom
ery November 15-14.
MURESCO
Wa carry all Shades In-packages and
In bulk.
GEORGIA PAINT & GLASS CO.
40 PcaehHM Street
EARLY GILLESPIE
Formerly See.-Trans. Carter X Gillespie Co.
Gas Fixtures, .
Electrical • Supplies.
14 S. Broad St.. Atlanta, Ga.
If You Are Going io Pain!
Consult us before placing
your orders. We attend per
sonally all jobs. Will cheer
fully furnish estimates. We
guarantee all work done by
us.
ATLANTA PAINTING
COMPANY,
Bell Phone 3712 M.
i. miui^ui.aisM
104 If. error StnzZ.