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,THB ATLANTA GEOItOIAN AND NEWS: THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1911.
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Bile In Blood, Coated Tongue, Bad Breath
You know very well how you feci when your liver won’t act. Bile collects in the blood, bowels
become constipated and your entire system is poisoned. A lazy liver is an invitation for a thousand aches and
pains to come and dwell with you. Your life becomes one long measure of irritability, despondency and
bad feeling. CASCARETS act directly, and in a peculiarly happy manner on the liver and bowels, cleansing,
purifying, revitalizing every portion of the liver, driving all bile from the blood as is soon shown by increased
appetite for food and power to digest it, and strength to throw off the waste. Get a 10-cent box today and be
CURED BY
• MOW DEF
Board of Trustees of the Col
lege Meet on
Tuesday.
10e per boi
Also 25c ai
50c boxes
^ORK WHILE YOU
Any .
Drug Store
NEW BOUNDARIES ARE SET
FOR CITY SCHOOL PUPILS
Th* building of several now city pub
lic ochooto this cummer has led to many
changes In the districts which the va
rious schools will serve. The board of
education and Superintendent W. M.
Slaton have prepared a summary of the
boundary lines for tho various Instltu*
tlons, which should be earefuily studied
by parents. Children living within cer.
tain lines must attend the school with
in those boundaries, which are given
as follows:
Ivy-st. School.
Beginning at Tabernacle place and
railroad. Tabernacle place to Harris'
st„ Harris to West Peachtree (both
sides of Harris from Hayden to Spring
being In the Wllllfms-st. school dis
trict), West Peachtree to Pot-
Porter place and Forrest-avs.
It. (both sldea of Fnrreag-avc. being In
the Calhoun-st. school district), Fort
to Edgowopd, Edgewood to Pryor, Pi"'
or to railroad, railroad to Tabernai
place at beginning./
Crew-st. School.
Beginning at Whltehall-st. and rail
road, railroad to, Terry and Its contin
uation to Richardson, Richardson to
Pulliam, Pulliam to Oar nett, Garnett to
Whitehall. Whitehall to railroad at be
ginning.
Walker-st. School.
Beginning at ,Whltehall-st. and rail
road, railroad to- Hunter, Hunter to
Chestnut. Chestnut and Culver to Ella.
Ella to* Crntrat railroad. Central rail
road to Brotherton, Brother-ton tc
Whitehall, Whitehall to Western and
allroad
Luekia
Beginning at Tabernacle place and
railroad. Tabernacle place to Harrta,
-Harris to Hayden, Hayden to Fowler
to Hunnlcutt, Hunnlcutt to Orme, Orms
to Nnrth-ave„ North-ave. to Western
and Atlantic railroad, Western and At
lantic railroad to Tabernacle place at
beginning.
Falr-st. School,
Beginning at Tefry-st. and railroad,
railroad to Oakland-ave., Oakland-ave.
to Falr-st., Fair to Chemkee-ave.,
Cherokee-ave. In Bryan on left, exten
sion of Bryan and Bogan to Terry,
Terry to railroad at beginning.
Calhoun School.
Porter place. Porter place to Forrest-
ave., Forrest-ave. (both aides) to Bed
ford place. Bedford place to Ponce De
Leon, Ponce DeLeon to Myrtle, Myrtle
to Fifth. Fifth to Weal Peachtree, Welt.
“ o Porte ‘
Ira-et.
Beginning at railroad and West Fair;
Fklr to Forsyth (both sides of this
street being in-Formwalt), .Forsyth to
Windsor, Windsor to Georgla-avs.,
Otorgla-are. to McDaniel. MoDanlal to
railroad, railroad to Windsor, Windsor
to Mary, Mary to Hobson, Hobson and
Humphries to Southern railway, South
ern railway and Central railway to Fair
at beginning.
a Oavls-at. School.
Beginning at Hunter and railroad,
Hunter to Chestnut. Chestnut to Neal,
Neal and Johns to Elm, Elm to Kenne
dy, Kennedy to Western and Atlantic
railroad, railroad to Huntar at begin
ning.
Boulevard School. ■
Beginning at Southern railway and
Highland, Highland (both sides lining
In Forrest-ave. school) to Pattlllo and
Stephans allay, Stephens allay. Jo Cain
(both sides Inclddlng corners In For
rest-ave. School), io Fort, Fort to
Edgewood, Edgewood to Yonge, Tonga
to railroad, railroad to Highland at be
ginning.
• State.at. School.
Beginning at North-ave. and Orms,
Orms to Sixth, Sixth and Its axtenalon
to State-si,, Stats to Ehcpogltlou-lt.,
Exposition to Curran, Curran to Em
mett or Tenth, Emmett to railroad,
railroad to North-ave., North-ave. to
Orms at beginning. ',
Fraser.at. School.
Beginning at Richardson and Terry,
Richardson to Washington, Washington
to Oeofigla-ave.. Georgia td Pulliam,
Pulliam to Little,. Little to Washing
ton. Washington:to Atlanta-ave., .At-
lanta-ave. to Capltbl-ave. (both sldea
of Little, Pulliam. lAtlanta-ave. and
Capltol-ave, being In Fraser-st.. school
dWtrict), Car ' ' ~
road, rallt-oki
to Wait Point
railroad to continuation of Garden-at..
Garden to Glenn-at. (both aides o( Gar
den from l.utle to Oeorgla-ave. being
In W. F. Hinton school district), Glenn
to Terry, Terry to Richardson, at be
ginning.
- Inman Perk Sohool.
Beginning at raltroa4 and South
Boulevard. South Bouleyard to East
Fair, East Fair to belt line railroad,
belt line railroad to Georgia railroad,
Georgia railroad to Moreland-ave.,
Moreland-avc. to Auetln, Austin-ave.
to Euclid, Euclid to Klltabeth-at., Elis
abeth to Highland-eve., Highland to
Southern railroad, Southern railroad to
South Boulevard, at beginning.
Formwalt.it. 8ohoel.
Beginning at Brotherton and . rail
road, railroad to West Fair, West Fair
i nan, j niirumi id, ran, nesi rnir
to Forsyth. Forsyth (both sides) .to
Windsor, Windsor .to Crumley. Crumley
to Pulliam. Pulliam and Garnett to
Whitehall Whitehall to Brotherton, at
beginning,
Wllliams-tt. School.
• Beginning at -Harris and Hayden,
Hayden and Fowler to Hunnlcutt, HUn-
nioutt to Orme. Orme to Fourth, Fourth
to West Pearhlree, West Peachtree to
Harris, Harris to Hayden (Including
both aldee of Harris from Spring to
Grows Hair
and we can
PROVE IT!
D ANDER1NE is to the hair what fresh
of rain and sunshine ere to vegetation. It
(ora right lo ihe roots, invigorates and
strengthens them, tie exhilarating, stimulating end
life-producing properties cause the heir to (row
ohuadeatly long, strong and beautiful, flat
once imparts a sparkling brilliancy end vel
vety eoltnaae to tho hair, end e lew weeks'
use will crates new hair to sprout ell one the
scalp. Use it every day tor a short lima,
tiler which two or three times a week will
bo sufficient to comp lets -whatever growth
Hayden), at beginning.
__ Pssplee-st. School.
Beginning at Greeneferry and L. A N.
railroad, railroad to Gordon, Gordon to
Grady plaea. Grady place due south to
Lumpkin. Lumpkin to Ashby, Ashby to
Greeneferry, at beginning. (This In
cludes both sides of Gordon-st. from
railroad to Grady place.)
Bell-at. School,
Beginning at OeorglA railroad and
Pryor-st., railroad to Yonge-at., Tonga
to Edgewood, Edgewood to Pryor, Pry
or to railroad, at beginning.
Grahl Park 8ehool.
Beginning at Fair and Cherokee. Fair
to belt line railroad, belt line railroad
to South Boulevard. South Boulevard to
Berne, Bdrne, to Park, Park to Sidney,
Sidney,to. Cb'erokee. Cherokee to Fair,
at beginning.
, l Lee-it. Sohool..
Beginning at Ashby arid Greeneferry,
Greeneferry to. Culver. Culvar to Ella,
Ella to Southern railroad. Southern
railroad to Humphries, Humphries and
Hobaoo to Mary, Mary to Windsor,
Windsor to A. A W. P. railroad, A. A
W. P. railroad to Stewart-ave., Btew-
art-ave. to Olllette-ave., Gillette
railroad, railroad to Lumpkin, Lump
kin to-Ashby, Ashby to Greeneferry, at
•ginning:
Tenth-st. School.
Beginning at Orme and Fourth,
Fourth to West Peachtree, West Peach
tree to Fifth. Fifth to Myrtle, Myrtle to
Seventh, Seventh to Boulevard, Boule
vard to limits north, limit* lo extension
of Orme, extension of Orme and Orme
to Fourth, at beginning.
Prypr-at. School.
Beginning at Intersection of exten
sion of Dodd-ave. and Wlndaor, Wind
sor to limits, llmlta to Capltol-ave., and
tbonce along limits to second Intersec
tion with Southern railroad, railroad
back to Capltol-ave., Capltol-ave.. At-
lanta-ave., Washington and Llttle-tts.
to Dodd-ave., Dodd-ave. to beginning.
(Both aldee of Capltol-ave.. Atjanta-
ave and Llttle-st. being In Fraser die
ave and Llttle-st. being In Fraser dis
trict, and both sldea of Washington In
Pryor.)
North-ave. School.
x Beginning at Bedford place and Mar-
rltts-av*., Bedford to Ponce • DeLeon,
Ponce DeLeon to Myrtle, Myrtle to
Seventh, Seventh to Boulevard, Boule
vard to Southern railroad, railroad to
Dallas, Dallas and Boulevard Terrace to
Boulevard, Boulevard to Pine or Bealer-
■t„ Pine to Jackson, Jackson to Mer-
ritts-ave.. Merrltts to Bedford, at be
ginning.
W. F. Slaton 8ehoot.
* Beginning at corner of Kelly and
Glenn, Glenn and Cherokee place to
Cherokee-ave.. f'harokee-ave. to At
lanta-ave. Atlanta-ave. to 8outh Boule
vard, South Boulevard to llmlta, limits
and railroad to Garden, Garden and Its
extension to Glenn, at beginning. (Both
■Idea of Garden from Little to Georgla-
avs. are aaelgned to W. F. Sln,ton
school.)
Edgewood 8chool.
Beginning at city llmlta and Hardee,-
Hardee (both aides) to Georgia rail
road, railroad to Moreland-ave., More
land north to Euclid, Euclid and Ite ex
tension to llmlta, llmlta to Clay and
Hardee, at beginning.
Faith School.
eglnnlng at Hardee and South
Moreland. Moreland south to limits at
Wellham. Ilml)« w#»t to belt line rail
road. belt line railroad north to Georgia
Emory Collaga, Oxford, Ga-, June 15.
The board of trustees of Emory col
lege held Ite regular annual meeting
Tuesday. Three new trustees ' werh
.elected to. succeed three deceased
members; and a' theology department
was rounded In connection with lha
college.
Dr. C. E. Dowman. pastor of First
church of Galneavllle and ex-president
of -Emory, -was elected professor Of
theology, and Professor R. G. Smith
was elected his assistant. This step Ik
the first of several leading up to the
establishment of a. theology seminary
Ith Dr. Dowman as dean.
The three new trustees elected were
Lee W. Branch, of Quitman, to succeed
Colonel L. D. Palmer; Professor Jero
M. Pound,' president' of Gordon I not!
tute, to succeed Professor W. A. Base,
and Major R. J. Guinn, to succeed C, G.
Goodrich.
The president of the board, Asa G.
Candler, was Instructed to appoint r
committee of three lawyers to Invest!
gate amending the charter of the col
lege. .T.he .charter la to be so amended
that all doubt' concerning the relation
pf.B to the church will be clear. TbU
action, wee taken -In accordance with
Instructions Issued by the general con
ference to . all Southern Methodist
schools.
Hon. Gordon Lee, congressman from
Georgia, Was present at the board
meeting. Asa G. Candler, of At
presided over the meeting! of
board.
the
ng. (1
Hardee are In the . Edgewood school
district.)
East' Atlanta School.
All that portion In the city limits
south of the Edgewood school district
and *«et of the Faith school district.
, Highland School.
_ nnlng at Southern railroad and
llmlta Southern railroad south to Hlgh-
land-ave., Hlghland-ave. to Ellsabetli-
«t., Elisabeth to Euclid. Euclid to Aus
tin, Austin to North Moreland. More
land to Euclid. Euclid and extension to
dty llmlta. limits west to Southern rail-
ad. at beginning.
Homs Park 8ehool.
Beginning at 8lxth-at. and Orrae.
Orme and Its extension north to city
llmlta, limits west and south to Ent-
mett-at.. Emmett to Curran. Curran to
Exposition-*!.. Exposition and Anrter-
aon-st. to State, State to Clayton. Clay
ton and Sixth to Orme. nt beginning.
Oakland City Behoof
Beginning at Gillette and Stewart-
ave., Stewart-aVe. south to rlty limits,
city limits south, west end north to
Lumpkin, Lumpkin to'Oentral of Oeor-
A laJr Irra Si. Prat -dll ia rak-lrara,
- •• hira-ai
■onus I bests arise DsiStrlse m, heir
wool! cot tome Is ray shoulders sad sow
It ta away brie* my hlys."
Ata'k—(,aW No,ark, N. J.
* lhsnben sail! Duasrtsa rats tarty.
Wb-nl cm started to era til has vary lu
lls hatr.ao* 1 Sara the SOMhraatlfallosg
aad thick hair aayose would west to have/ 1
NOW at all druggists in three
size* 25c, 50c and $1.00
per bottle
Oanderine enjoys a (raster sals than
any other ana preparation ragerdlera ot kind
or brand, and it has a much greater aala tkao
all of tho other hair preparations in the
world combined.
FREE Ta show how qakklygaadHltr
“ acts, we trill read a large sam
ple free by retain mall to a arose who
sends this free coepoa to the
DIOWITM DAIOHIK COL. CllCltO, IlL,
with their acme end address aad tSe
la silver or riempa to pey postage.
Battle Hill Schoo
Beginning at Lumpkin and Church-
at*, at city llmlta, thence due north to
Gordon-st. gv Grady place; Gordon to
belt line railroad (both sides of Gordon
being In tho Peeples-st. school district),
belt line ratlroa,d to Hunter-st.. Hunt--*
to Chapel-ave. (bnfh sides of Hunter
being In Ashby-st. school dlstriet).
Ct>*pel-av*. to city limits, city limits
west, south and southeast to Lumpkin
and Cburch-sts., at beginning.
Englisb-avs. School.
Beginning at Bedford-st. and W. A
railroad. Bedford to Ashby. Ashby to
Bellwood, Bellwo.nl to city limits. vU
limits to Hlmpion. Simpson to Chest
nut. Chestnut to Neal. Neal and Johns
to Elm. Elm to Kennedy, Kennedy tu
railroad, railroad to Redford-st., at bo.
ginning.
Ashby-tt. School.
Beginning nt city llmlta and Slmp-
son-sl.. limits to Lena. Lena and llmlta
to Chapel-ave., Chapel-ave. to Hunter.
Hunter east to L. A N. railroad (both
aide* of Hunter being in the Ashbjr-at.
school district), L- & N. railroad
Greensforry. Oreensferry to Chestnut,
Chestnut to Simpson. Simpson to tlm
ginning.
jeorgii-ave. School,
___ v" at Richardson an
Ington-ats., Richardson to Pulliam, Pul
liam to Crumley, Crumley to Wlndeor,
Wlndaor to Georgle-ave., Georgla-ave.
to McDaniel. McDaniel to railroad, rail
road to Wlndaor, Windsor to exten
sion of Dodd-ave., Dodd-ave. to Pul
liam. Pulliam to G«orgla-ave„ Georgia
ave. to Washington. Washington
Rlchdrdhon, at beginning.
Hill-st. School.
Beginning at Rawson and Terry,
Teity and extension to Glenn. Glenn
and Cherokee piece to Cherokee-ave
Chgrokee-ave. tq Bryan on right, Bry
an, Logan and ' their extension* an>
Rawson to Terry,, at beginning.
Forrest-ave, School,
ginning et Southern railroad and
Hlghland-ave.. Highland (both sldea)
to Pattltlo rind Stephens alley, alley; to
Cain. Cain (both tide*. Including cor
ners) to Fort, Fort and Bedford place
to M-rrltta-ave.. Merritts-ave. to Jack-
son, Jackson to Bealcrs, or Plne-nt.
Pin* to Boulevard, Boulevard to Boule
vard Terrace, Boulevard Terrace am
Dallas-st. to Southern railroad, South
era railroad to Hlghland-ave., at be
ginning.
Howell Stetldn School.
—. . trit portion of the city limit
north of Exposition mills school die
trlct; - ' •' • -
Exposition Mill* 8ehool,
Beginning at W. A A. railroad and
northern llna of Exposition mills prop
erty. follow Exposition mill* property
line weet to city limits, cltv limits tJ
on A Turners ferry road, Msyson
inters ferry road and Bellwood to
Aehby, Ashby to Bedford, Bedford •->
W. A a; railroad, railroad to beginning
point
NEGRO 8CH00LS.
Summer Hill,
Bounded on north by Georgia fall-
road, east by old city llmlta, south by
old city limits, weat by Pryor-st.
Housfon-sL School.
Bounded on north by city limits,
south by - Edgewood-ave., east by
Moreland-ave- weet by Pryor and
Peaehtree-ete.- t
Mitehell-st. School,
Bounded on north by Megnolla-eL,
east by Western and Atlantic railroad
and Pryor-et., south by Falr-st., weet
by city limits.
Gray-st, School,
Bounded on north and weat by city
limits, eaat by Peachtree and Pryor,
south by Western and Atlantic railroad
rifld Magnolla-st.
Roach-st. School,
Bounded on north by Falr-et., east by
Pryor, south by old elty limits, west by
city limits.
Stores School;
This school being within tha limits
of Houstpn-st. school, will receive chil
dren fmm that district.
' Virginia-ave. School.
All the territory of the Ninth ward
east of Moreland-ave. and north of
Hardee-et.
Carrie Steele School.
•'All that errltory of the Ninth ward
iputh of Herdee-st.
Pittsburg School.
All that territory of the new elty tlm
Ite south of the Roach and Summer
Hill districts not Included In Oakland
City or L. A N. territory.
L. A N. School. ,
All th* territory -of Oakland City,
)#-**. School,
itory bounded by Edge-
wood-ave., Pryor-st.. Georgia railroad
and Southern ralltvag.
Note.—Unless otherwise atated, th#
middle, of the street le the dividing line
S:WiM
sur
‘D’DIfflSiaBUBr
=====
Reported That Number of In
dictments Have Been
Agreed Upon.
Chicago, June 15.—The Federal grand
Jury Investigation of the alleged lum
ber trust was practically completed Ip-
day. and It was reported that ai number
of Indictments, both Individual and
against companies which, are *»ld to
belong to the trast, have beenTtgWeO
The indictment* are. expected to ,b/>
returned .IfondeV- '.The Investigation
has been going bn for nearly two weeks, |
and scores of witnesses have appeared
before tt)* grand Ju^y.' Indictments
are said to be sought against Edward
Hines and Frederick Weyerhauser, re
puted to be heads of the trust.
Wins Fight For Life.
tt was a long and bloody battle for
life that was waged by Jamee B. Mer-
shon, of Newark, N. J.. of which he
writes: ’’I had lost.much blood from
lung hemorrhage*, and wa* very weak
and rundown. • For eight months I wae
unable to work. Death seemed elose on
my heels, when I began, three weeks
ago, to use Dr: King's New Discovery.
But tt has helped me greatly, it la do
ing all that you claim. For weak, sore
lunge, obstinate coughs, stubborn cold*,
hoarseness, la grippe, asthma, hay-fe
ver or any throat or lung trouble. It's
supreme. 60c and fl.OO. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by all druggists.
POWERLESS NEIGHBORS
WATCHED WOMEN BURN
Chicago, June 16.—Mre. Mary Brack
at is dead and hey daughter, Mrs. Eve
lyn Beachy. an artist. Is dying as a
result of a (Ire In the kitchen of their
home at dinner last night.
The elder woman's. dress biased up
as she went too near the gas range,
and itha daughter went to her rescue.
Neighbor*, attracted by their scream*,
went to the rescue, but could not force
their* ;w*y f hKl the locked door, and
were forced to stand on.the porch and
atch the .women burn. .
and tile doctors said they could do me
no good. I used one bottle Hell's Texas
Wonder, of 1(2* Olive, St. Louis, and It
has mad* a complete cur* of me, and I
think It the.best kidney and bladder
medicine on earth.
GEO; F. ADAMS,
R. F. D. No. t. Box IT.
Skatingl Bully, fine.
THE BOY'S VACATION
THE PARENT'S PROBLEM
r because In summer, more than sup
Other rcas-xn, one craves the cool
ing comfort and thirst-satisfying
qualities of pure _ fruitacids.
- Every re rent wants his boy -to enjoy
the vacation time, but there are few who
do not dread tha demoralisation of Idle
ness and the' bad habits whim may be
formed irt the unrestricted pleasure of our
large cities: The Riverside Naval Acad
emy and .Summer Camp have solved the.
problem. Every opportunity Is provided
or all of th# Outdoor sports that delight
— — -«
In
may
his
ibool or collage preparation. ...
Among the foothill* of the Blue Ridge
mountains, near a beautiful" mountain
— — —•! be next to the heart of na-
a time the "call 'of
lake, he will
ture and heeding for
the wild" he will re
rsturnvat the end
the summer strong in body end refreshed tents July tl.
In mind, and raafly for the etrenuour
leftm? 1 eo'rnptsto Iri-
Rtverslde, Ben M.
Southern Railway Excursion
-from-
ATLANTA
TICKETS WILL NOT BE §0LD FROM ANY OTHER 8TAT|0N.
To Jacksonville $6.00 Round Trip, Limit 6 Days
' To Teriipa $8.00 Round Trip, Limit 8 Days
To Brunawiok- $6.00 Round-Trip, Limit 6 Days
To St. 8im0ns $6.00 Round Trip, Limit 6 Days
To Cumberland $6.00 Round Trip,-Limit 6 Days
THURSDAY. JUNE IS
, -Tickets will be good on any regular train returning within limit.
PA88ENGER8 FOR TA^PA AND JACKSONVILLE.
First section will leave' Atlanta at 2:26 pym., and will carry Pull
man Sleeping care and coaches for white people only. Will arrive
■Jldksonvllle 1 a. m. _
^Second eeotlon-fun colored passengers will leave Atlanta _»_p. m. '
-wUh.flrstrdaa* coaches only, and arrive Jacksonville 7:69 a.'m, ••
PASSENGERS FOR BRUNSWICK, ST. SIMONS AND CUMBER.
■ - «— LAND
Will be handled In extra coaches and Pullman Sleeping cars td be at.
tached to the regular train leaving Atlanta at 11:10 p. m., arriving
Brunswick 7:<5 a. m'.
The special trains for Jacksonville will run through without
stops, and the service will be first class In every respect. Tickets will
only b* sold from Atlanta. No stop-overs will be allowed.
For further Information call on, or write to, James Freeman Dis
trict Passenger Agent, No. 1 Peachtree Street, Atlanta. Ga. •
CITY TICKET OFFICER PEACHTREE 42 ST. PHONESt MAIN
E. H. COAPMAN,
Vice Pres. & G. Mgr.
Washington.
1. F. CARY,
a I Pass, Age
Washingtoi
S. H. HARDWICK,
Pass. Trafflo Mgr.
Washington
JNO. L. MEEK,
Asst. Gen. Pass, Agt.
Atlanta.
CANADIAN EXCURSION
Eight-day tour of Canada and Niagara Falla; special Pull
man train leaves Atlanta via L. and N. Saturday, August 12.
One day in Cincinnati, one day in Detroit, one day in Buffalo,
three days in Niagara Falla and Toronto, Canada. Three-hun-
dred-mile ran through Canada, 300-mile steamer trip on Lake
Erie, 100-mile steamer trip on Lake Ontario. Great Gorire
trip; every meal from start to finish at best hotels and cafe*.
’ state room and. meals on steamer, every necessary expense for
only $49.75 for the full eight days. Greatest offer ever made.
Make your reservation now. Party limited. Address J. F. Mc
Farland, Asheville, N. C., or Frank Hammond, The Georginn,
Atlanta, Ga.
Make your State and
County tax returns now
and avoid the rush.
SEVENTEEN DAYS
OF ENJOYMENT
Maximum pleasure, minimum cost. A
delightful tour of the Bast. Combina
tion rail and water trip, taking In the
principal cities of the East. (160, In
cluding all actual expenses, excepting
meals In New York city, leaving. At-
Por Illustrated
formation, address
Oatassviye. Ga.
Phlladelpma Denta* Rooms,
36 1 g WhiUbait-at.
Dr. F. J. White. niEiftrr. tpocintlsoi io «S
mcmf with vitilis«4 air. * The only offlr# la
Atlanta that zoannaetares and adnunurtri oat
t#wn pr* pa ration. Made fresh daily. VM
heat la tMroi|Kki|k triiU. artistic puuvsrk
L’naatiafaetory and eomplieatow case* aulinuj
with cnarantvo to improve ever eld piatve or
•o (barf*- * - *
Skating! Easily learned.
to C. D. Wayne, A. O. P.
Information
full
WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH
EXCURSION, VIA SEA
BOARD, JUNE 27.
16.00 round trip, good six days. Spe
cial trains leave Old Depot 7 p. nt.
Pullman reservations. 86 Peachtree.
Meet'me at the. Lyric—
Little Emma Bunting.
Ill of appendicitis
dren. one ofthem an Invalid, to car* f«-
Airs. Sallle Farrell, a widow living »t s ]
King.at., t* reported to be sorely lit need
of asalatance. According to Policeman.
Punton, who has investigated the case.!
Mr*. Farrell la worthy and Is badly I"
need of the necessities of Ufe. Mrs. Far
rell has been tick for s number of week*
end Is arlthout means of support.
Schools Ar* Robbed.
' Superintendent Slaton, of the puNM
schools, has asked for special police pro
tection for the elty eehools, explslnint
that thieve* have been breaking into th>
school* since they cloeed tor the lumm-i
vacation and Mealing valuables of dll
ferant kinds. The Tenth-st. school, he re
ports, was burglarised Monday night.
Crept Need Rain.
looking fine thru this section, but th"
are beginning to suffer from the coo
tlnued dry weather.' Cotton Is if'lf!
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