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i isuyaii Jkia’i) THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. SATURDAY, Al’Gt 8T 11, 13 3 I CHOOLS AND COLLEGES. The South’s Leading Military College-Pre- paratory Home School. 8CH00L8 AND COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. Prospective Patrons Are Urged to Cali and Inspect the School. , GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY, College Park (8 Miles from Atlanta), Georgia. COL. J. C. WOODWARD, A. M., Proprietor. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. _ SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.^ Motto: Every Opportunity for Every Boy, Under Personal Supervision. j 4 jiiiiipill 5 i> if j’l ii; -14 Hi* > i] rrv. i .ijfj '■ '—1 . ' ,1 B<im, 1 ”'i 'i"n 1 ffijlBr i j Founder*’ Hall.' Rugby Hall and Tha Annex. during study at night about ten pupils, or business life. Liberal curriculum of reg- to correct physical development through beautiful residence suburb. City education- grounds, tennis courts and athletic fields ii and physical laboratories, sanitary sewerage, oleetrie lights, delightful private baths. Food supplj al advantages m lectures and churches under escort of teachers. Delightful climate and perfect health. Sixteen acres of the most beautiful campus, drill grounds, tennis courts and athletic fields in the South. Elegant and expensive equipment of five commodious new buildings, modem chemical and physical laboratories, sanitary sewerage, oleetrie lights, delightful private best afforded by Atlanta markets, fresh rich butter and milk from school’s licrtl of .Jerseys. Colleges accept our gruduates on certificate. NOT A VACANCY LAST YEAR. SOUTHERN SOCIETY I In GcorgU tnd Adjoining States | Pleasant Mention From Other Cities CHATTANOOGA, Sunday, Will Perkin*, an employee of Trigg, Dobbs A Co., was married to Mias Leila Whltice, the eldest daughter of the late W. W. Whltce. The wedding oc curred at the home of the bride's aunt, Mr*. Mary T. Dover. The ceremony was l#*rfnrme<l by Rev. J. T. Matthews, pastor of the Central Baptist church. The pip will reside in east Chattanooga. After a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Rex K. Welser, of South Prospect street, Mrs. John P.-Colley returned to her home la Atlanta last week. Mrs. Claude L. Norris, of Atlanta, haa arrived to visit her slater, Mrs. Rex. E. Welser, for s couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John White had as their S uests last week Mrs. John Pill and chll- ren, Howard and Louise, of Carbon Hill, Ala., and Prank Payne, of Knoxville. Miss Grlmshaw, deaconess of Christ ca thedral, New Orleans, Is on the mountain. irn. tvmiur nugcri niiu kiu, u a in Augusta, visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Young Talmadge have retruned to Athens, Gm, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Erwin. Miss Gertrude Rogers, of Atlanta, has arrived to visit Miss Irene Buab. „ Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Bowman, of Nash ville. will visit here and in Atlanta for six week*. Miss Mary Graham, of Atlanta Is visit ing her slater, Mrs. George M. Good, on l'lne street Sergeant and Mrs. J.. A. Hogan and grand-daughters. Misses Marls Dillard and Margaret Hackney, are visiting Mr. Al Hogan, at Bnnnyalde, Tenn. Mis* Dorothy GreTe has returned f£0tu a visit to Cincinnati. Mrs. Rlx Stafford has arrived from At lanta to visit Illss Marie Stafford for several weeks. . Mrs, Thomas M. Randall* of Atlanta, will visit friends here shortly, en route home from South Carolina. Mrs. B. P. Holder, Jr., has as her guests her slstor, Mrs. F. R. Talmadge, and her two daughters, of Forsyth. Oa. Miss Nettle Talmadge Is a very talented young elocutionist. ' Mr. and Airs. Dwight 8haw have re- Telephone Speed The Bell Telephone accomplishes the maximum of results with the expenditure of the minimum amount of time, en ergy and money. The longdistance lines are indispensa ble to the modern business. You can reach anybody al most anywhere over the Bell. Q f^asonable rates. Call Contract Dept, M. 1300 BELL SERVICE turned to Rome. Bartow Strang haa reached London. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Heagle and son are Ga. Till ■ with her brother, ... „ cago, on a two weeks' vacation. Miss Hester Clarkson has returned to Decatur. Ala., after a brief visit to her aunt, Mrs. c. M. Drake. Miss Charlotte Metcalfe has returned MILLEDGEVILLE. The 42 Club was delightfully entertained on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. W. B. Er- vlne. Fruit punch was served on the ar rival of the guests, and at the conclusion of the games an Ice course was served. The guests were Misses Mary Cline, Katlo Cline, Scott Whitaker, Annie and Louise Charles Moore. Mrs. E. J. Flemlster and Mr. Malcomb Flemlster are at Indian Spring. Mrs. Adah Evans-Austln Is at Oconee Springs. Miss Gertrude Horne la visiting In Ma- on. 31 r. W. T. Conn, Jr., of Varterarllle, Is rlaltlng relative* here. Mrs. W. F. Little and Miss Louise Little are at Tallulah Falla. Mrs. Mary McCorl laway are at Tate Springs. Miss Orle Whitaker entertained last Tues day eveulug lu honor of her guest. Miss Marguerite Furlow, of Athena. The ver anda was lighted with many Japanese Inn* terns and presented an attractive scene. Games were Indulged In and a pleasant time spent. Mlxses Abide Webb and Rnhy Stevens, of Stevens Pottery, are the guests of Miss Lena Wood. Dr. J. R. Carter, who has been sslsstnnt physician nt Dr. II. D. Allen’s sanitarium, has returned to bIs former home, In Au gusta. 3Irs. J. J. Wootten has returned from Indian Spring. Dr. E. A. Tlgner has returned from the Warm Springs camp meeting. Miss O'Nora Hvlns has returned from New York. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Burnette an nounce the engagement of their niece, Lau retta Bnrch. to Mr. Frants E. Johnson, of I/outsville. the marriage to take place at the Sew Florence some time Jn September. Miss Roberta Hawkins, who is spending the summer at Virginia Beach, entertained a few friends at luncheon on Monday st “ *— jOtSt. lack son and 31! ss Jnne have gone to Cnpe May to appnd several . Iblty i ley are at Tate Springs. Sir. and Mrs* Frank Orb the latter* part of August in Judge and Sirs. A. A. C North Carolina. Senator E. W. Pettus Is at Tate Springs. Misses Carrie and Nannie Luin have re turned from a threo weeks' visit to New York. Mr. and Sirs. B. F. Moore and children have returned from a trip West. Mrs. West and Sir. Harold West have gone to Los Angeles, Cal COVINGTON. C G. Smith spent Tuesday In Atlanta. Ml** Virginia Peed has returned from Deactur. Miss Ollle Lewis visited relatives In Li- thonln Sunday. Mrs. Jnmes Is In Birmingham, Ala., visit ing her brother. A. L. Byrd and wife are visiting relatives at Jersey this week. Silas Sadie tayd Is visiting friends st Kings this week. Miss Eva Byrd Is In Jersey visiting bar cousin. Sirs. Wiley. Miss tattle Berry has returned after a visit to Lnwrencevllle. Mrs. A. C. Perry has returned after a visit to north Georgia. Miss Hattie Horton Is spending this week With Silos Walter Lewis. Mrs. J. S. Cummings, of Flovllla, Is tho guest of Mrs. Terrell. Colonel Lawson Lamar spent Tuesday In Mansfield on legal business. Miss Battle Adams, of Lswrencevllle, Is the guest of Silas tattle Berry. Sirs. J. A. Ilsmey Is In Ilayston at the bedside of her sister, who Is very ||). J. A. Fanner, of Atlanta, paid bis friends here a short visit last Friday. Misses Sllldred and Bessie Kelly are at home after a visit to friends In Hbsdy- dal.. MIm Myrtle Byrd will I rat. next weak tor Atlanta, where aba will visit rala- tjvM. CARROLLTON. Mr. anil Mra. Ed Harman, of Jackson, MIm., nre visiting Sira. Hannan's parcota, Mr. and Mra J. J. Blalock. Aubrey Milam, of Atlanta, opent Sunday Ider will apend frlomla In Usdsden and la beln, ex entertained. . ... . . Mr. and Mra. Edward D. Smith, wbo bare been »t>eiidlng ionic time at Blount, hare retnrufd anil are oecnpyln, their new home at Warerly place. Mra John O. Bradley and aon are spend- Inn aome time at kianltou, Denver tnd other reaorta In Colorado. Mra. Joaeoh B. llahh and children nr. nt Caatllllan Spring!. Tenn., for the month of jfl«" t 'wnile E. Vnndergrlft In tho *u< of her alatcr, Sira. C. D. Smith, In Me phla Mra Lewie Minor end MIm Fern Minor have Rone to Pennaylrinli, to be abeent aome time. ter were the roe, MIm Sadie Gillespie has gone to Greene- born. N. C„ and Norfolk. MIm Miry Oll leeple haa gone to the Ullleaplu plantation near Uuntavllle. MIm Kathleen Nixon hie returned from Waynearllle, N. O.. where ebe waa the gueat of MIm Kate!lr Nahb. Mra J. W. Sibley and MIm (fettle Sibley The Only French Dry Cleaning Process in Georgia Little MIm Mary _ number of her little frieada at n birthday party Monday afternoon nt her home on South atreet. , „ , Mra. C. A. Upshaw, of Piedmont Springe, la rlaltlng relatives In the city. Mlaaea Eugenia and Nellie Manderllle tertalned at luncheon Monday complin tary to MIm Lanra Coleman. The neats were Mlaaea Era Thomaaaon. Katherine Rccm, Cora May Hlmonton, Laura Coleman. Katherine Fain. Janie Reid, Jennie Latham and Mra, Maude Anderaon. MIm Ethel Carroll, who haa been {pend ing Mreral week, with Mra. Henry Robin- eon, left Wednesday for Piedmont Springe. Ala. Later aho will return and tnacb n ' m In thla city. J.iThoniasson and daughter, MIm Thuraday for n trip to Arkansas. Beverly Thomaaaon gpent Wedneeday In N iC. Adamson entertained the Lit SIu Club Thursday afternoon nt fier home on Adamson avenue. Sir. and Mrs. C'leve Klnarstary, whose marriage occurred here Wednesday morn Ing. left — — Officer*. President—Mrs. James comb, Athene. Second Vice President—Mr*, n. T. Humphreys, West Point. . Recording Secretary—Mrs. Robert Tay lor, Griffin. Corresponding Secretary—3frs. Hugh Willett, Atlanta. Treasurer—Mrs. E. P. Dlstunkes, Jr., Columbus. ^ wlltor—Sirs. Mallory Taylor. Macon. Irectors—Mrs. B. A. Peeples. Val dosta: Miss Louis M. Nees. Augusts; Mrs. E. B. Heard, Middleton; Mrs. W. 1’. Pattlllo, Atlanta; Mrs. Lewis Brown, Fort Valley. Mrs. Lindsay Johnson, director life. General Secretary for Georgia—Mr* A. v O. Granger, t.'arteravllle. State Editor— Mrs. J. Lindsay John son, Rome. Mrs. A. SlcD. Wilson elected president of Atlanta Woman's Club on May 14. The tenth annual convention will pa held In Macon November t, lfiOC. Federation Colors-Green end white. List of Committeoo. Education—-Chairmen. Sirs. J. Lindsay Johnson, Rio VIsts, Rome; Mrs. D. A. Peeples, Valdosta; Mrs. William Tift, Tlfton: Mrs. A. O. Granger. Carters- vllle: Mra. A. V. God* Atlanta; Mrs. M. Is. lltgrliibotharo, West Point; Sirs. J. P. Avrrlsl, Atlanta; Miss Anns W. Griffin, Columbus; Mrs. L/tuan Amsdtn. Atlanta: Sir*. O. U. wbalty, Josap; Mrs. J. L. Htewsrt, Athens. Directors of Model Hchools-Denlsis- vllle (Madison county), Mra Eugene Heard, Middleton: Ca w Htatlou (Bar* brui Vi.!;, wt Lipscomb, Athens; Witters District (Floyd county), Mrs. C. D. Wood, Rome: Free Kindergartens. Mrs. Nellie Peter* Black, Sirs. T. A. Hammond. Music—Chairman, Mrs. F5. T. Brown, M2 Peachtree street. Atlanta; Miss SI. L. Wikis, Csrtsrsvtlts: Sirs. Itafus llrown. Augusta; Sirs. Rhodes Browne. Columbus; Mrs. Alexander l'roudfit, Macon. Social Miss Mattie L. Huff. Dalton; Miss A nle Blalock, Vntesvllle; Mn Woodward. Atlanta. 4 Vlll. f Imp .‘oodwi Garden and village In»p-ivem«nt- Chslrmsm Sirs. W."C Hines, Call Hpsrks,' I . _ Norcrois; Mrs. A. P. Ritchie, ] Gap; Sirs. If. (.'. White. Athens. Library ^-Chairman. Mrs. IS. O. ... Cabe, IIJ Trachtree strtet, Atlanta; Mrs. W. O. Tift, Tlfton; Mr*. R. A. ('arson. Jewell: Miss Ross Woodbury, Athens; Mrs. Minnie llllyer Cassln. Atlanta; Mrs. J. C. Prlntup, Rome; Mrs. wnilsm King. Atlanta: Sirs. i.dward llrown. At lanta; Mrs. Fleming dufllgn »i. Atlanta. Club *itension—chairman, M sttlllo. mJSsst Kaf Service—Chairman. Sirs. McD. Wilson. 410 Peachtree atreet. — lants; Mrs, W. II. Illce, Slsrshallvllls: Mrs. L. B. Clark, Atlanta: Mrs. Robert y.shner, Atlanta: Mrs. Thomas Mills, Griffin; * Arts i f iner, Atlanta: Mrs. Thomas Ifln; Mra. J. kl. Talley. Mscol trts and Crsfts-Chalrnisn. Sirs. Nsl- Peters Black. *2 Peachtree street, Mrs. Edwin Lang, West Point; Iso Georgia Donaldson, Bslnbrldge; & , Mr., j. k. nmmr. Atlanta; Mra. U. jrn; Mra Nlrbol, Tlfton; Mra. E. J. Wiuinf- —n: Mra, him D. Juno,, at l. Alb n Mum Thnmia. AtUnu; . Moody. Atlanta. ANNIE MAY 8TAPLE8. Six months old daughter of Dr. and Mr,. J. M. Staple,, of Sherman, Texas. Mrn. Staples, formerly an Atlanta girl, ia viaitlng her moth- nr, Mra. A. M. Burke, 51 West North Avenue. Womans Clubjjf FairLum MfS. Peeples HoHOTed . l/n-BoatOh" Bostonlun he evrr met. “She's more like a Westerner, don' you know.” said he. Her appearance certainly does not suggest the blue stocking. When I saw thin prospective matron of the, house of Vanderbilt the other day I wan atruck by a certain similar ity In her manner to that qf her chum, Mrn. Longworth. They both have the name rollicking laugh, that kept New port on the surprised qul vlve durlni the season of lk02, when these two tool qul vlve during n these two took the town by storm and nltynya had some adventuroua escapade to relate. In the mldat of this season of th, double veil, Mias Beers Is as careless an ev,r about .protecting herself from the sun. Bhe Is gathering unto herself a coat of tan similar to the one she had three season, ago, when her nth' i wore a resplendent coppei her cheek*, were brown as The Village Improvement Club, of Fnlrburn, In an earnest body of wo men, who are working for the Interest and Improvement of that particular place. The success of tbs club has been remarkable and the result of the work nan been a Wonderful benefit to the public places and the happiness of every person individually, for the rea- aoq that In beautifying a pines It In more entrancing and restful to • the •ye and spirit. The meetings are well attended and the club has added In a large measure to the social life of Falrbum. The officers are: Mrs. W. T. Roberts, president. Mrs. L. B. Roan, treasurer. Mrs. H. Glynn Bwnnson, correspond- Ing secretary. Mrs. W. H. Toung, recording secre tary. • Mrs. C. B. Vickers, vice president. The members are: Mrs. W. H. Elder. Mra. W. fl. Me Lain, Mrs. Emma Bwann Floyd, Mr*. J. II. Longlno, Mrs. H. P.'Hsrvsy, Mrs. F. J. Dpdd, Mrs. C, II. Floyd, Mrs. Will - — .1., - Mra. Oscar T. Peeples, of Chatta nooga, has been honored by being chosen to represent the Tennessee Press and Authors' Club at the Nation- at Press League, to be hold In Denver the latter part'of August. Mrs. Pan-' pies, though now residing In Tennes see, la by birth a Georgian, as before her marriage she was Mias Louis Munford, of Cartersvllle, and wan prominent In the unduly of the state. Blnce her marriage and residence In Chattanooga she lias been prominently associated with club work and the In terest thereof. As president of tho Tennessee Press and Authors' Club she has served In a rcmiirknhly sr- ceptnoh' manner, and has demonstrated her ability and her hi nil mi mind. .Mrs. Pesplrs Is quite a young and talented woman, with a nn-t attractive and winning innnner. Tho Mary Munford Library, which Is at Cartersvllle, tvns dedicated and endowed to the memory of Mrs. Peoples’ sister. Palmetto Woman's Clut and Mrs. Charles Rasp spent Mon ey In Atlanta, rf. C. Kytle spent Monday In, Atlanta. Miss Katharine Fain, of Fort Worth, Tex., Is visiting In the elty. Miss Jennie Latham, of Fnlrbnrn, Is vis iting In the elty. Min Paulina Harris spent Thursday st Tallulah Fella Dry Cleaner of flho Gowns. Silk Robes ami alt garments of the finest textures. Prices reasonable. 85 North Pryor. 43 SPECIAL ATTENTION TO EXPRESS ORDERS. AN INTERESTING ROMANCE. Much speculation Is being Indulged In by the smart net of New Tork so ciety ns to the possibility of an engage ment existing between Harold Vander bilt and Miss Eleanor Sears. Cholly Knickerbocker, In discussing tbe mat ter, says; Down at Beverly' Farms tbs other day, I noticed the matrimonial drag net slowly but surely enmeshing this season’s greatest catch of tbs smart set. Harold Vanderbilt. It was up to Harold to lose his heart sooner or later, he boa been going about In such a care-free way. That much obviously was inevitable, but lust what he was to get In exchange dor hie heart and hla millions was the iroblem that was perplexing the fnah- mables, and more especially those with marriageable daughters. The chorun girt, we all knew, Har- d would eschew, but what more gratl- -Ing alliance could possibly be Imag- icd than the one that bids fair to be come a reality? Miss Eleanor Bear* Is on the very tip of the pinnacle of Boston's exclusive set and probably the most eminently titled girl In the Uni ted States, from a social register point of view, for a Vanderbilt to marry. Miss Bears Is with her parents, the Frederick Bears, Jr*., ot morrow Hill estate-- Beverley Farms, and Harold < Vanderbilt Is visiting Harold Tweed for a few weeks ar Beverley Farms. At the end of these few weeks, when the young Vanderbilt Romeo goes back to Mra O. H. p. Belmont at Newport, what then? X Calumet Club man on, described that Harold DM gone and fallen In love before he has made bta debut—not that thla Is going to Interfere at all with the presentation ball Mrk. Belmont Insurance That Insures Is what a man wants when he leeks protection for tboso do- pendent upon blm. A Policy In tbe PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE protects blm, while be Is pro tecting them, ss It provides In surance against the loss of his Earning Power by Accident, Ill ness 1>r Total Disability as well as by Death. A broken -leg or a case of ty phoid fever would not seem so bad If he knew his Earning Power was Insured and he was not suffering a Financial logs ar wbll as pain.. Annual 9 Dividends to reduco the premium or In crease thp Insurance aa desired. In .asking for Information and rates, give your age and occu pation. J. Clements Shafer, ' MANAGER. 413-14 Pttera Building, ATLANTA, GEORGIA plans to give her son at Marble House. Mrs. Beliltont, early In the season, decided that, as she had oo mors daughters to Introduce, she would change the conventions—Mrs. Belmont can—and present her youngest son at this ball, which doubtless* will be the largest and grandest affair ot the sea son. his sister Is the Duchies ough. Round Trip — Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain $4.10, via Western & Atlantic R.R. Battlefield Route. Shortest Line and Quickest Time. Ticket* on sale every 8aturd«y; good till Tuesday following. An opportunity to vlalt Chlckamau- ga Park during th* tncampment of tha Georgia State Outrtl. For ticket!, achedulee and further Information, call on I. A. THOMAS, City Pa a*. A Tkt. Agt. ’Phone* 159 M. Ball; 153 Atlanta. C. B. Walker, Depot Ticket Agt, ’Phone 213 Main. C. E. Harman, G. P. A. Doctrine Cauecs Trouble, Bio de Japelro, Aug. 11.—The com mittee'on the Drago doctrine la pro ceeding alowly. It la the only aubject on the program about which there Is any possibility of great trouble. The Argentine delegatee want the doctrine stated deflnllely and apeclOcally. The congress may not adjourn until Au gust 30. Wind Damages Buildings. MllrfVi, - Aug. 11.—Heavy wind and rain have further damaged the build ings which suffered In the nre of Au gust I. and the re-bulldlng of which hyn begun. In the hope of drawing crowds to compensate the suffering ex hibitors the government has reduced railway fares to Milan 75 per cent. Train Steps Kill Man. Staunton, Va., Aug. 11.—Frank Har low, the 30-yenr-old son of A M. Har low, of Augusta Springs, was struck and Instantly killed yeeterday by the steps of a coach wrenched from dies- optaJt* and Ohio passenger train No. L Palmetto has a well-organised club of sixteen actlv* members, who have done much toward the advancement of the Woman's Club. Tho member* are at prrsant engaged In the study of oarly history of Oeorgla, taking each county separately, tha origin of Ihs name and tha settlement of each county. Recently a very handsome Confederate monument erected In Ihs Ity perk was unveiled With luting ceremony and nxerdsen. Much credit In due to the monument committee for this work having been accomplished, the copimlttee being composed ot Mra. 8. M. Dean as chair man. Honorable Hteve Clay wan In strumental In securing from' the war department two large Howltser guns, which will hr mounted and placed al the hnse of the monument. The club also has a charity committee, and through their efforts boxes of cloth ing have been collected and distributed among the children of the different orphanages. Mrs. M. Brittain I* chair man of the charily committee. Tho village Improvement committee, with Mrs. c. B. Moseley as chairman, takes an active Interest In the sanitary conditions of the streets, and the cul tivation of the flowers and greena of tho city park. ' Miss C’allle Abrahams Is Ihs chair man of the library committee, and through thla aource a number of splen did volumes have been presented td the school. The club Is officered by a president, vice president, recording secretary, treasurer and executive com mittee, whose duty It Is to arrange programs tor each meeting, making them both attractive and Interesting. The president, Mrs. M. A. Witty. Is a woman of splendid ability Mid haa taken a wonderful amount of Interest In the success of her club work. The members of the club are among the prominent women of Palmetto and are: Mrs. It. A. Wiley, president; Mrs. H. M. Dean, v|ce president; Mrs. E<1- , ward Duke, recording secretary; Mrs. j Walter Herrington, treasurer; Mrs. <\ , U. Moseley, Mrs. It. ltonn. “ “ Zellers, Mrs. L. M. Ilrlttaln, Mrs D. lard, Mra. M. D. Morris, Mrs. I Hull Uulbreath, Mrs C. Mm n - Mrs. A i Bachelor. Mrs. F. Smith. Miss t 'ollle Alirnhsms, Miss Louise Ileekman, Miss I $1,000 FOR 10 Cents 150,000 Population Has Atlanta. iATLANTAjHjoo.00^ Exposition and Will Spend EacHi 10 CENTS: \\> v :!I KI Vi- H.lioo to th. 1910 exposition, or One Cent for every official but-, ton or pin sold. BUY ONE WEAR ONE SHOW YOUR COLORS. UNITED SALES AGENCY, 717 Fourth Kitional link tuilding, tflinli PhoM 1810. You Can Cure Catarrh at Home Herring’s Catarrh Care 1* a pure vegetable medicine, cootsln* no alcohol or narcotic*, end the direct M n* ar** -•»<> *ajiv « child can uaa It Herring** Catarrh Care t* an Internal a* well as local treatment, will purify (1,** blood wiiUe ruring the membrane*^ and make* permanent curve. It destroy* disease serins, beat* tb*» braneg, puritV* the blood and builds up tug strength. A true FpeclflT for Catarrh. BroochlUi Catarrh of Hfotnarb, De*fn».*»s. Write fc Uwk on Catarrh. For Sale by all Druggists at $1.00 a Bottle —m*urtcruito omr »r HERRING’S MEDICINE COMPANY, Atlanta. G«J