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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1J. ISO*
He Knows
Consult your doctor freely about medi
cal molten. He knout. Trutl him.
Do as he toys. Folloit hit odvke.
Talk with yourdoctorabout Ayer's non-
alcoholic Sirssparilli. Ask him If he
prescribes it forpale,delicatechildren.
Ask him il he recommends it vben
tbeblood isthin and impure,and Then
the nerves are weak and unsteady.
Aak him if it aids nature in building
up the general health.
SENATE ADJOURNS
Platt D. Walker Grets Job
As Chief Black
Cat.
CHICAGO, 8ept. 12.—The Sevan
teenth eoneatanatlon of the Black Cat,
the Hoo-hoos, was closed at the Au
dltorlum Hotel last night with the te
lection of Hot Springs as the place for
the"eighteenth concatenation, the r‘~“-
day -of the ninth month of ISOS.
The feature , of the afternoon session
was embalming ' of John Bonner. 0!
Texas, the retiring anark of the un|.
verse, in the Rtudebaker Theater.
After blue and red flames supposedly
had enveloped the presumed suffering
Bonasr the newly-created deity was
placed in a black coffin to be '
shipped as a member of the Hou«
the Anolsnts. The delegates then elect,
ed Platt D. Walker, of Minneapolis, aa
the new anark of the universe, and R.
H. Dalbey, of Chicago, Junior hoo-hoo.
Maurice Daley was chosen Jabber
woe It.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
curs any ease of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles In ( to 14 days
or money refunded. 60c.
CAVALRY MAY DRILL
AT NEXT HORSE SHOW
Further plans and arrangements
looking to the success of the coming
Atlanta hors# show wsro made at i
meeting of the trustees Friday after
noon. Vice President H. Cobb Caldwell
presiding. It was Anally decided that
the association would get nut Its own
r igram for the coming show October
7, I and 1 and work will be com
menced Immediately. Manager George
H. Wilkins, of Chicago, being In charge.
Already the success of the coming
show Is assured and many letters were
read at the meeting to the end that a
great ntimber of htrsea from all parts
of the South would be represented In
the classes open for outsiders and es
pecially horses from Macon, Savannah,
Augusta. Charleston, Montgomery and
Birmingham. Director Nym McCul
lough suggested that the Governor’s
Horse Guard. Captain T. B. Wilson, be
asked to give one of their apectnrular
drills, and .this will probably he a part
of the program. It will be remembered
that the'presence of the “Fighting Sev.
entb"cavalry proved to be the greatest
attraction ever seen at an Atlanta horse
show a few years ago. New entries are
constantly being received by Manager
Wilkins, who has had much experience
In conducting horse shows throughout
the country and the greateet enthusi
asm and Interest te being shown.
Rejects Fourth Conference
Report and Quits
Work.
After two days spent In filibuster,
the senate Friday, afternoon took up
the report of Its fourth conference
committer- on the convict question,
over which It has been wrangling, and
defeated II section by section, the Anal
vote rejecting the report as a whole.
With the rejection of the report, the
senate was left without any convict bill
upon which It could take action, and
upon motion of Henatnr Hayes, It ad
journed until Monday morning at II
o’clock, at which time both the senate
and house will take a fresh hold upon
the convict lease question.
The senate’s action defeating the re
port of the committee came after a
caucus which was started Immediately
after the senate met Friday afternoon
and which lasted sn hour. During the
caucus It was agrasd that the report,
which Senator Knight fought two days
to have read, should be taken up and
acted upon. The report was taken up
by sections and defeated, and then the
whole report was rejected.
Shortly after the senate mat Friday
afternoon, .Senator Bom moved that
hla bill bs taken up, but this action In-
volved a suspension of iba rules and
failed by not receiving a two-thirds
vote of the senate.
The action of the senate In adjourn
Ing until Monday was a«surprlse to the
house of representatives, which held
over Saturday In order to read any bill
the senate might aea At to pass.
, Beware of Imitators.
The Combination Oil Cura for Can
cer and Tumor has Its Imitators. The
Original Oil Cure may he had of the
Originator—Dr. Bye, *1* N. Illinois St.
Indianapolis, Ind. Free books upon re.
queit.
NEVADA OPPOSES
U. S. IN THE COURTS
RENO, Nev., Sept, 12.—For the first
time In the history of this state, private
cltliens are trying to prevent the gov
ernment from drawing .timber lands
from government reserves. In the Fed
eral court at Carson City the case of
the Eureka .I.lve Stock Co. Ve. Sec
rotary of Agriculture Wilson and Chief
Forester Plnchot were argued. Their
right to withdraw- timber from the for
ests of Eureka Is attacked.
Drink OHERRY-SIP
A Delightful Drink in Bottles Only.
MOVESEQUIPMENT
TO AUGUSTA WORK
8TATESBORO, Ga„ Sapt. 12.—A
hundred head of mules, a vast amount
of steam plows, shovels and other
equipment belonging to the W. J, Oli
ver Construction Company, of Knox
ville. and used In the grading of tha
Snvannnh. Augusta and Northern rail
way, has been taken to Augusta, where
the Oliver Construction Company has
the contract i.-. rebuild the large canal
dam washed away by the recent flood.
The contract represents an axpendl-
ture of between 1600,000 and 61,000,000.
F. W. Bogart and I,. W. Armstrong,
who have been with the Oliver Con
struction Company In Statesboro, have
gone to Augusta, where they will su
perintend the work of replacing
canal dam. Since work on the raltr
stopped the equipment has been kept at
point near Mlavllte.
SET OF
TEETH
$5.00
GOLD CROWNS
$4.00 and $5.00
Gold Fllllna- 11.00 and up
Silver Fillings ..50c and up
Palnleaa extractions FREE whan
plates are ordered.
At' work guaranteed 10 years.
American Dental Parlors
Cor. Peachtree and Deoatur 8ts„
Entrance 19 1-2 Peachtree 8t,
•ATLANTA.
PROHI CANDIDATE
You want a Tailor
Made Suit or Over
coat this Fall?
Have Tom Weaver
A Tailor With
Reputation
to make it for you.
ATLANTA-MADE
GARMENTS AT
MODERATE .
PRICES.
Captain Winn Is Awarded
Gold Medal for High
Score.
ABSOLUTE SECURITY
Genuine CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS must to
Fac-simile Signature/
ARTER’S
ITTLE
IVER
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Absolutely Cure
BILIOUSNESS.
SICK HEADACHt.
TORPID LIVER.
FURRED TONGUE.
INDIGESTION
CONSTIPATION
DIZZINESS.
SALLOW SKIN
Thav TOUCH the LIVER
Genuine Wrapper Printed on
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Look far tha (Ifaatur*
Homes, Churches, Schools,
Hotels, Factories, Stores,
Etc., Lighted at small cost.
If yea art Intereeted la mod.ro llghtlag.
whether It ha for your home, store or aa>
building whatsoever where good, strong ana
latxpenelTe light te wasted, you should Im
mediately communicate with
GEORGIA ACETYLENE
COMPANY,
606 Austell Building,
Atlanta, Ga.
Scores of plants Inatalted by as art ta
aaccasafol operation, and It would ho our -
pleasure to refer you te the masy bow us-
MACON, Ga., 8Spt. 12.—By defeat
ing the Hussars and the field and staff
rifle foams, tha Macon Volunteers ware
again awarded tha regimental trophy
In the shoot hold Friday by tha Sec
ond Georgia regiment. The Volun
teers made a total score of 1.116, while
the Hussars' score was 914.
Friday afternoon the novice match,
open to all *Who ,had not qualified aa
marksmpn. was held. Also the shoot
ing for the National Rifle Association
medal was held Friday afternoon.
t'aptaln Cooper D. Winn, Jr., of the
Volunteers, was awarded a beautiful
gold medal tor making tha highest In-,
dividual score In the shoot.
companies front Perry. Forsyth,
Monroe, Barnesvllle. besides tha four
trains from Macon, took part In the
shoot.
HIS PLEDGE NOT TO DRINK
AGAINST HIM IN COURT
reorder I'rquhart four months
ago he could give him the limit of the
law the next time he (Cherry) was ar
rested In Macon for being drunk, that
the recorder would he given the op
portunity to carry out this proposition.
Cherry appeared In recorder’s court
Friday and was sent to the city gang
for ninety days for being drunk. Whan
ha was In Macon before he was arrest,
ed on the same charge, hut releaeod
on hla promise never to let It occur
again.
Aaron S. Watkins to Make
Three Addresses in
Atlanta.
Aaron S. Watkins, nominee for vice
president on the Prohibition ticket, will
speak In Atlanta Kunday, and the in-
dlcatlona are that he will have large j
audiences to hear him. In the morning
he will apeak at fit. Mark Methodist
church and in the afternoon at the As
sociate Reformed Presbyterian church,
while in the evening he will apeak at
the Baptist Tabernacle.
Mr. Watkins, like E. W. Chafln. the
Prohibition nominee for president. Is
making a whirlwind tour of the coun
try. and he has made a favorable Im
pression wherever he has spoken. He
Is vice president of the ohlo'Northern
University and la profaaaor of litera
ture In that Institution.
Recently Mr. Watkins declared that
It was the occasional negro, debauched
by the liquor traffic, who Is at the
bottom of the race problem, and he puts
race troubles at the door of the saloon.
This statement has not only attracted
attention In the South, but In other
parts of the country.
Mr. Watkins la a magnetic speaker |
of commanding presence and has been
working In the Interest of temperance
aH his life. For twelve years he was
a preacher In the Methodist church and
woa engaged In preaching when called
to the chair of literature In the Ohio
Northern University. Ha la also a law.
yer of ability.
The Remedy That Does.
“Dr. King’s New Discovery ts tha
remedy that does the heating others
iromlae, but fall to perform,” says Mrs.
! R. Pierson, of Auburn Center, Pa.
It Is curing me of throat and lung
trouble of long standing, that other
treatments relieved only temporarily
New Discovery la doing me so much
good that I feel confident Ita continued
use for a reasonable length of time will
restore me to perfact health." This
renowned cough and cold remedy and
throat and lung healer la sold at all
drug stores, HOc and II.00. Trial bottle
free.
OWA MAY SELECT
AS
WOOLLEY’S SANITARIUM
OPIUM and WHISKY £33333
severe sagerlag. Comfort of patient* esrefally looked otter. A home-
—, tike, pleasant •anltarism-aot s prison. Treatment eatirely free
51 £°“ kaimflil reaalta. Oar thirty years’ experience shows these
rA diie.M. are eorsble. Patients also {noted at their homes Oar book
• ■ of particulars free. eUdttn Dr. B. 31. Woolley Co. AtIUta,(ia
BU8INESS MAN PAYS
FINE OF SICK PRISONER
MACON, Go.. Sapt. 12.—H. H. Wil
son, a li-ytar-nld white boy, waa paid
out of Jail Friday by one of Macon's
leading business men and given em
ployment. Wilson waa arrested and
convicted on a charge of larceny. Since
that time he .has. been.sick. Hla line
was 660.
PRISONERS ARE SffNT
TO COUNTY CHAINQANQ
MACON. Ga.. Sapt. 12.—With tha
sentencing of several negroes to the
county rhalngang for larceny, tha crim
inal docket In tha city court waa fln
tithed Friday afternoon. The criminal
docket waa on* of tha heaviest that
Judge Hodges baa tried In several
months. i
( The elvll docket will bo taken up
Monday. -
FUNERAL OF MRS. CARGILe
18 HELD IN MACON
MACON, Ga., Sept. 12.—Funeral eerv.
Icee of Mrs. J. F. Carglle, who died
Thursday night at the family realdance
on t'alhflun-at.. were held Friday from
Tattnall Square Baptist church, con
ducted by Rev. Clyde Turner. The In
terment waa made In Riverside ceme
tery. Mrs. Turner Is survived by her
husband and seven children.
MACON BANKERS TO ATTEND
CONVENTION AT DENVER
MACON. Oa.. Sept. 12.—Vice Presi
dent L. P. Hlllyer, of the American
National Bank; Cashier Charles B.
Lewis, of the Fourth National Bank,
and Cashier Kugene Stetson, of the
citizens' National Bank, will leave Ma
con September 66 for Denver, Colo., to
attend the convention of the\Natlonal
Bankers' Association, which convenes
September 17.
MANCHESTER MILL8REOPEN
f WITH FULL FORCE
MACON, Os., Sept. 12^-On Monday I
night, September 14. the Macon Volun
teer*. Hussars and Floyd Rifles will
be laeued their new SpringfleM rifles.
The old guns wilt be cleaned and
parked away Sunday afternoon and
shipped berk to the Rprlngfleld ar
mory . at Springfield, 6Usa.
Former Secretary of Treas
ury May Oppose
Cummins.
DES MOINES, Iowa, Sspt. 12.—Tha
stnnd pat organisation la -looking about
for a candidate whom they may use to
oppose Governor Cummins at the No
vember primary election, to fill the un-
explred term of Senator AJIlaon. For
mer Governor Jackson and former Sec
retary of tha Treasury Leslie M. Shaw
are looked upoh with favor.
Jackson, while not eager to make the
race, yeeterday told a delegation he
would give the matter hla consideration.
A delegation has been sent to Chicago
confer with Shaw. Congressman
Smith has refused to make the race,
preferring a eeat in tha lower to tha
upper house.
STREET STEPS UP;
PINGREE IS COMING
The appointment of O. D. Street aa
eneral telephone sales manager for the
Vestem Electric Company, with head
quarters In New York, will be heard
with much Interest by hla many Atlan
ta friends. Mr. Street has been South
ern manager for title great concern for
sum time and hie new promotion Is the
direct result of hla exceptional ability,
enterprise and progressive methods. Aa
a large proportion of the buslnese done
by the western Electric Company ta In
telephone euppllee. It will be seen that
Mr. Street's new position Is one of the
most Important In the gift of the com
pany. H twill assume hla netv duties
October. 16 nnd will be succeeded by G.
E. Plngree. of the New York office, a
Dartmouth man who was famous as an
athlete as wall aa a most progressive
business man. Mr. Street's departure
will be generally regretted, a* he waa
deservedly popular In Atlanta business
circles. ' I
Upon the Strength ot This Analysis
Your Physician Will Endorse
Wilkinson’s
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Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Dyspepsia, Indiges
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ANALYSIS by A. I*. METZ, M.D.. Chemist of
tha Board of Health of tha Stata of Louisiana
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being so great that dilution is necessary, a tea to
tablespoonful is a dose. It is, perhaps, the strongest
natural water known, and is proportionately superior
to all others and to all artificial imitations.
It insures proper digestion of all you eat, also
the fullest assimilation of the nutritious qualities of
your food. As a digestant, it is positively without
a peer. Take it and eat anything in the world you
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It is especially beneficial in convalescence because of
its appetizing qualities.
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Address all communications to Andalusia office. I
WORKING FOR PARTY
AMONG^ COLLEGES
Plana are tinder way for the perfect
ing of Democratic organisations In all
of the Southern colleges and every
thing possible will be don# to stir up
enthusiasm among the thousands of
under-graduates during the campaign.
Democratic clubs among the students
of Georgia Institutions are being given
special attention.
These student organisations are re
ceiving the hearty support of the na
tional Democratic committee, Hugh 8.
Wallace, of Athena, having .been ap
pointed chairman for this state. Com
mittees of live men are being ap
pointed from among tha under-grad-
nates of each institution with Instruc
tions to start work Immediately and
awaken all poselble enthusiasm.
MACON, Ga., 8ept. 12^-Wlthout
trouble of any kind on tha part of a
CHAMBERS WILL BE
SHERIFF'S COUNSEL
Attorney Aldlne Chambere. cam
paign manager for Wheeler Mangum In
hla successful race for the sheriffs of-
•ce, has been appointed counsel for
that office t>y Mr. Mangum.
Attorney chambers Is one of the most
prominent and successful young attor-
nsys of the Atlanta bar. He has taken
an active Interest In the politics of the
county and Is president of the Young
Men’s Democratic League. He Is also
a candidate for the office of council
man from the new Ninth ward.
large crowd which gathered at Baxley,
Ga.. Friday, Neal Ryles, a negro, who
had been In the Bibb county Jail for
several weeks, was executed by Sheriff
Branch.
The last words Ryles said on leaving
tha Bibb Jail were that he waa Innocent
of the charge.
Old Sore, Cut &, Burn Antiseptic
Cures the Old Sores that
other remedies won’t cure
Relieves the Pain
of a Burn Instantly
A New Discovery
by Dr. Porter an Old Railroad Surgeon.
The PARIS MEDICINE COMPANY. 2522-JO Pine St., St. Louis, Mo., manufacturer* of LAXATIVE BROMO
S UININE and other standard preparations have a new discovery that fsr surpasses anything ever placed on the market lot
d sores. cuts, burns and all wounds.
When Marconi stated that he could send messages across the ocean without a wire or cable, the World did not believe
It; U we were to tell you that
Dr. Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil
will cure old chronic tores which other remedies have failed to cure, and will absolutely relieve the painof a burn instant
ly, veu would not brthm it; therefore we have instructed all Druggists to rtfund the money to purchaser! In every case
where it fails to do all we claim for it.
We Mean It
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COAL! COAL!
Steam and Domestic Coal
Wholesale and Retail.
See me before buying—prices
are right and quality is the best.
Asa G. Candler, Jr.
City Office, Candler Building.
Bell Phone 3274-M.
Yard, 122 Krog
Bell Phone 2G
Street.
1-Ivy.
Old Sore*.
Running Sores,
Fever Sores,
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Boils, Scald Head,
Carbuncles, Scalp Diseases,
- Chronic Catarrh.
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Eczema, Ear Ache,
Skin Diseases, Ulcers,
Bites & Stings, Wounds.
Retrograde
Retrenchment
W
HENEVER a con
cern begins adver
tising and then for
any reason insti
tutes a retrograde
retrenchment, it always
costa twice as much to
regain the ground lost,
as it would have cost to
maintain the advantage
already gained.
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