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TUI:: ATLANTA GEORGIAN,
ISUY NOW-PAY LATERl
Vinter Clothing
OF
Man's Overcot s
Men’s SulU /
Boys' Overcnlfs
Hoys’ Soils /
Women’s SulU
Women’s Coal
MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN
Don’t forget that our prices are 20
per cent lower than our imitators.
Don’t forget that with our 64 stores
we are twice over the largest Credit
Clothiers in the world. Don’t for
get that we are large manufacturers.
Don’t forget that our terms are more
liberal. Don’t forget that we give
money back if purchase is not satis
factory.
SAY CHARGE IT—THAT'S ALL
S6.S0 lo $20.00
. 7.00 in 18.00
4.00 lo 12.00
• 2.00 to 10.00
8.00 to 30.00
. 6.00 lo 28.00
One Dead, Score In
jured and Shops
Wrecked.
EMPLOYEE’S BODY
BLOWN TO ATOMS
Aroused by Shock Inhabi
tants Leaped from Beds
Thinking Jail Had
Been Dynamited.
Guns! Guns!! Guns!!!
Great Guns
Small Guns
Air Guns
Shot m
Guns
Rifles, Ammunition,
Hunting Clothing,
Winchester Shells.
oii Credit
We buy Kunjl immense quantities tor 64 stores
—\ve sell ns W as Cash stores and give you
months of tinS to pay.
Geneyee Shoe lor Men
He Best $3.50 Shoe for
hen on the market today
Cver 71
Whitehall Street.
M tl
AJABA3TINE r
The bestint for plastered
walls. Lautiful line of col
ors. W'also carry muresco.
GeorgiaPaint & Glass Co.,
0 Peachtree.
nrtA ot bone with*
lOtnain. Book of par
ticular* cent PARK.
fl. M,WOOLLEY. M. D.
in, tin* Office 104 N. I’nror Street.
r J. O. Boswell.
Speelui fTltb Georgiat*.
enoro, Go,, Nov. 2 -— Tlie ntnny
friend* iroughout the atnte of .1, O.
BoswelPf Penlleld, will be grieved to
learn olds death. \^htch occurred on
Wfrine&y niornlng nt 6 o’clock. Mr.
»deaves a yrlfe und four children
(jyal biutlicix.
L
OUT Of KENTUCKY
FOR FIRING AGENTS
Insurance Commission Tells
Peabody He Must Re-
tii-e the Men.
«AN©
m:i: sattudav.
iMELIA BINGHAM
n 'run new cosieny, caixei>
"The Lilac Room.”
ur cast. Magnificent Production. ,
h: 3c in tt.fti. Matinee 2ie to tl/A ,
SAI/K NOW OPEN.
j
Monday, TueeJdy—Matinee Tuesday,
•lest Shipman Submits the Famous
Encash Players,
LAURA BURT aid HENRY STANFORD !
In“DOROTHY VERNON •
OF HADDON HALL.”
rlu 25c to $1.50; Moflnec 25c to,
• Sulo now open.
Louisville, K>\, Xov. 2.—In dlreut-
ing President Peabody, of the Mutual
Life Insurance company, to restore five
managing agents to thtlr old posi
tions, who were dismissed because they
refused to solicit votes for the “admin
istration” ticket, a severe blow has
| boon dealt the company by State In-
i surance Commissioner Prewitt. He also
(announces. In a decision covering the
1 ease of Hlncoe Hindman, of this city,
I that unless the agents are restored by
[a certain time the license of the com-
■ puny to do business in Kentucky will
l»e revoked.
U.S. OFFICERS RAID
ILLICIT DISTILLERY!
YOUNG MAN ARRESTED
fipoelnl tu tleorglan.
Chattanooga, Tenn., Nov. 2.—In the
frightful explosions ot a magazine of
ilynamlle torpedoes, used for signal
purpose* at the Cincinnati Southern
shops, tins morning at 1:15 o'clock, one
of the employees lost his life, a score
were seriously Injured, the shops
wrecked and windows In many build
ings shattered.
Clark Evans, a colored laborer, who
was near the magazine at the time, wan
blown to atoms.
The Injured ure: E. Bcnmgard, a car
penter.
C. \V. Pcarsoll, night electrician.
Sam llrady, a call boy.
Will Gray, a foreman.
Jim Price, a machinist.
George Zimmer, night yard, master.
A. F. Fitts. Colored.
Allen Starr, colored.
Sam Janoway, colored.
J. M. Bradford, colored.
Probnbly a dozen others were more
or less Injured.
Mr. Bcningnrd's face was literally
turn to pieces by the force of the con
cussion.
Many people were awakened In the
neighborhood hnd leaped out of their
beds, believing that the county Jail
had been wrecked by a inob, which
they thought to be after Will Hurd,
the negro who killed Patrolman Mus-
grove ttnd Injured Dave Drennon.
A lire from an unknown origin broke
out lu the store room und before the
Die department Could reach the scene
the torpedo magazine had exploded,
and then begun a simultaneous blow
ing of signal whistles from locomottveu
In the yards.
The shops were badly wrecked, and
many cars splintered.
INCENDIARY ORIGIN,
SAY THE OFFICIALS.
Special to The tieorglzu.
Chattanooga, Tenn., Nov. 2.—The of
ficers of the Cincinnati. New Orleans
and Texas, Pacific railway made a
statement thlg morning tlmt the explo
sion and fire .which wrecked the Cin
cinnati Southern shops was of an In
cendiary origin. There had never been
a fire In the store room.
Carpenters are at work on the plant
and the damage will be repaired at
once.
U. M. C. Shot Shells
REMINGTOh AUTOMATIC
SINGLE DARRELS FOR THE BOYS
$4.00 to $7.50.
HAMILTON RIFLES
$1.50 and $2.00.
SHOOT REGULAR 22 BULLETS.
AIR RIFLES FOR THE LITTLE FELLOWS
75c to $2.00.
CALL AT OUR ATHLETIC DEPART
MENT AND GET FITTED OUT.
King Hardware Company,
53 Peachtree Street.
nstsurasBcasOBta
HIM
Happiness In a Tablet.
Perfect Health for Every One
cured at Small Cost.
™ BIJOU
TONIGHT-MATINEE SATURDAY. ,
The Nuttenthail Bros. Amus. Co. (Inc.) neighborhood.
j Spin In I lo The* C.oorjrlrtii.
Eatnilton. On., Xov. 2.—The ; 4 r:c*t
i by a l T nlle«l 8iate« imuflml «»f Arthur
;.L (’leinrntr, a prominent young fartn-
jor living ilvr* mile* of thl« pinco,
charged with illicit <ii«tililng. created a
great mu print* among ills friends
' throughout the county. Ills arersi was
; the insult of the diacov»*»y und destruc-
i tion by tlic revenue officers ot ono of the
■ largest illicit whisky distilleries ever
i found in the state. Its existence and
locution was first reported, It is stated.
negrt> to a young farmer in
It* capacity Is Mild to have been IOC
_ ... gallons per day. Xotwlthstundlng the
LOVERS AND LUNATICS”liars SSL* snBfOJS
| however, they were In the act of mov-
: ‘"fiiil Chess, Pete Dennis and other nc
i grot?* were arrested while In the not of
1 moving out the machinery, and It was
(on their testimony that Clements was
I arrested. _ . _
1 The engine used in the manufacture
of the whisky showed evidences of
maitv punctures by halls fired from
the Vines of the revenue o.fieen,, and
Prt,ert the Dainty Muiical Farce
h Jte Morrle as “Ikey Rozenzteln.”
Next Week:
T04, DICK AND HARRY.”
NE<T WEEK—Ueual Matinee,.
Biciel, Watson & Wrothe,
furrafid.d by a big company of Com-
«oin« and pretty girls in the show;
oF .000 Laughs. !
■bm, Dick and Harry.” ]
Em, Bijou Prico.
WEEK OF OCT. 29.
Sensational Drama Entitled
“The Kentucky
Outlaws”
MOTHER’S DEVOTION.
PEOPLE
Mating
thev remarked that this was the fourth
time It had been capluretl and disa-
bled.
aooonoooDiwooooooooooooooo
2 HOTEL SCENE OF FIGHTS, O
o |S BURnYo_TO GROUND. 0
o I.vxlngton. Ky.. Nov. 2.-The fit- O
0 ntotis Atllngton hotel at Jackson, O
O Breathitt county, Is In ashes. 0
O Mat tv feud fights had taken place O
a about this hotel. On one: occazlon O
O Tom Cockrlll and Curt Jett emp- 0
O lied revolvers at each other In O
0 other fights lta.1 taken plaec C
a there, ami the building was O
O settrted all. over by _ bullets from O
O feudists’ pistols and rlrtes. Dr. 0
o B I> t’ox. iu**a**lnatwl in Breath- O
o lit feuds, was killed near the ho- O
o tel and .1. lb Marcum lived next 0
iOdoor when he was assassinated. O
ln «“* Monday. Wednesday. Tlmrs- O Heveral plots against Marram * g
at *:**. Every night I
How many tlmcM have you xnt down
lit your ineaJs absolutely disguntod at
the thought or sight of anything to
tut ?
IIow many times have you «at down
at yqur meals without the trace of an
appetite, but just because it was “time
to eat?”
How many times hove you felt a
gnawing, unsatisfied "still - hungry"
feeling In your stomach, even after you
were through eating?
How many times have you felt that
“lump of lead” on your stomach after
eating, whether your meal wan well
cooked or not?
Ami how many times hnve you suf
fered a whole lot of other things from
1 your stomuch that you couldn’t ex
plain. inn tlmt made you grouchy, nils-
eruble, out-o'-aorts and generally sour
on everyb«>dy and everything?
It is safe to say you couldn't tell.
You don't keep track of those things,
of course, but you know you’ve suf
fered them. You probably have had
them fur so long that tliey’vc’beeome a
habit with you, ami you have come
to the conclusion that your fnte is to
suffer them Indefinitely and perhaps
forever.
And so men, much like horses, stand
ing unhitched at the hitching pmd.
think they’re lied, ami so their habit
makes them prisoners.
But no one need have dysitepsla, nor
Indigestion, nor loss of apatite, brash,
irritation, burning sensations, heart
burn. nausea, eructation*, bad memory,
loss of vim and vigor and the happi
ness that comes from a healthy stom
ach and a good appetite if he will
only leave Ills old hitching post and
tie himself to a new one, one that will i
hold him to health, Joy, ambition and
a clear mind and memory, and the sun
shine that goes with them.
That Indeed Is Heaven! And you can
get It In a little tablet already pre
pared for the purpose. In Htuart’j Dys
pepsia Tablets, those little cherub^ of
health and delight found In thousand*
of homes today, Listen—one ingredient
vf one Ait these precious little tablets
v/llt digest for you 3.000 grains of food
TAME TURKEYS LE'l LOOSE
FOR ROOSEVELT TO SHOOT
Charlottesville, Va.. Xov. 2.—In spite
of the reports from Washington to tho
effect that President Roosevelt was go
ing to spend his time completing ills
message and would he too busy dur
ing the short stay to enjoy hunting, ho
was out after turkeys and partridges,
and It Is his ambition to add this
achievement to his record. Some of
Ills neighbors, it is said, undertook te
play a Joke on him by turning a flock
of domestic turkeys Into the woods and
driving them, so that they would fall a
prey to tho presidential gun, but Mr.
Roosevelt scented tho ruae in good time
and would have none of tile domestic
birds.
FROM DEATH AT FIRE
Several Firemen and a Po
liceman Hurt at
the Blaze.
EVERY SUNDAY
Athenz, 0*., and Return.
Only One Dollar for the Round
trip. Trains leave tho Union Dapot
at 7:20 a. m. Cheapor to go than It
Ib to stay at homo. Ilcmcmbor Just
)1.00 SEABOARD.
W. E. CHRISTIAN,
A, G. P.A.y Atlanta, Qa.
New York, Nos-. 2.—Fireman mads a
thrilling re«cuc ot two men from tho
roof of a seven story building, and sev
eral firemen and one policemen were
DOOOOOCOOOO<HJOO<H30<IOOC0000
O O
O HE PREVENTS WRECK 0
O AND IS PAID $10. O
O O
O Zanesville, Ohio, Xov. 2.—About 0
O two months ago George Patter- O
0 son, a college student, prevented a 0
0 disastrous wreck on the Baltimore 0
— ^ 0 und Ohio railroad by flagging a 0
painfully burned and cut lu a fire -0 train after he* hod discovered u 01
early today which threatened to do-. 0 broken rail. Last night's mail 01
stroy an entire city circle and dam- 0 p roU gm him a check for 310 from 0
handings at C 9S4?3«t 3«nml "it Stall-1 •» the company as „ reward for Ills 0
loti street. ® rtc1.
For almost half an hour Solomon 0 0
.lahmark am! Moron Singer, who» had I oqO909000000*0040000000000
been asleep In one of the buildings.]
were awukencd by the smoke, stood on; J
Z tbelr°han l |ls°wUd*> ”a!!d"imploring, RAILROAD SCHEDULES |
the people below to "«vf_ them. , — ; - ■-JrTae
TlS*9MBi»SS< W9
ROUND TRIP
And Cheap One-way Rates
-TO-
CALIFORNIA ANS NORTHWEST
Round trip Summt.- Excursions from all points Exit to Pacific
Coast and Northwest until September 15th, with special stopover
privileges, good returning to October 3Jet. 1909.
CHEAP COLONI8T ONE-WAY TICKET8 TO CALIFORNIA AND
NORTHWEST FROM AUGUST 27th TO OCTOBER 31st.
Use the splendid through service of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC from
New Orleans, or UNION PACIFIC from St. Louis or Chlesgo to
destination with Steamship Line* to Japan, China, etc.
Round trip tickets account Baptist Convention,
San Francisco and Los Angeles, on sale from
Sept. 2d to 14th, final limit October 3tst.
WRITE ME FOR RATES AND INFORMATION.
vngttr ‘train* i»i thu l-'tiUmving HckaUr;
The flumes were rating away tho
.-omlci’ upon which they were stand-, ----- yvT,—cYV..'
lag, and It seemed Hist they must per- j y’, 0 V„ - . Ne. iVie wri^^“o-
' “ m - ,n : - j Na.livllle. Lii atu|'* 2 .Vi.hvtiie. i.K «a>
13 M;irlottn... 74 pm
•W XaMhvllk*.41:46 uiaj|* X Na»l»vUle.4:M |»c»
! 75 Marietta... 2&t pu| 72 Marietta.. l*»u
j ♦ 1 Nitshrllle.. 7:35 pup* 4 Nimhvllle. put
I C.*-;MTtAL or UKUUOI.. UAriAVAI.
I Arrive From— j Impart To—
; .Sivttunah 7:10 ntu!M.’H-on J?:01 am
I Jackkonvliie.. 7:50 anifftiu vnutmli tt:01 nm
1 Mat’nu.. .... .11:10 niu|Mct*oa 4Vj pm
inn.ih .... 4:15 |.aj|t*«ir;innaii 9:19 pin
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| : «h, but they were rescued In time.
NEW SLEEPER ON
W. & A. R. R. TO
CHATTANOOGA.
Effective nt Atlanta, October 27th,
and cliatlnniKiga. October 29th, the'
\V. £ A. Railroad will operate on IU j .SeSS.\7.:.; "y : o at»;.M«ai:^mery"*:M
J. F. VA N RENSSELAER, General Agt.,
124 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga.
R. 0. BEAN, T. P. A.
szaaeiiii^
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Tin* following AH'hcdtilw flgoroa pqMIahcd only nt informwtljn. und >rc not gtiaraatr*' 1
WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND. THE EA8T.
1 Mr coi
, hrOO put Jnck-onvlllP..
»..i Xi«\
A.NU Wi ,rt T
ROAD.
.Arrlre trow— J _ Depart To—
trains. Nob. J and 4, Pullman slee|r i »mrt»»B«ry. TM (.i.i|*Jfonie'ii, iy.l2.Ci pan
ill tin., far you 3«eo grams or roou <’» AU«ata and Chattanooga, | uTlran^.' LmjSilrangeV.'.'. Jlsi r2
ii il^ r .'ilLve.^ vnor iUonmeh nt ihe 1 train-loafing Atlanta at 8:u0 p. fit.. •Mouwomwi. 3:1V pniAMoiitghn'iy.niU |,UI
This relieves sout Mcminn or tne ..... remain in smne 'tMiTr. All ..filer iraiu. u.iTly exevnt dun-
work of digesting until your stomach and na»,< n ( ,( rs ta i i main in same 1n .
can get strung And healthy again. Your until , :00 a. in. next morning in Chat-: All train, nr A
can get strung .
stomach lias been overworked anu
abused. It’s fagged out. It needs a
n 'L!ot Smart's Dyspepsia Tablets do the
work for your stomach. You will be
surprised how fine you'll feel after
eating, and how lusciously good every
thing will taste to you. That's because
the Tablets are thoroughly digesting
the food which your stomach couldn't
digest before.
Have these tablets on your dinlr.T
table, and lake one or two after every
meal without fall. Then you will
realise as never before that the human
stomach decides for every man wheth
er he will go forward or hack war,I—
und besides, you'll forget you ever hail
a stomach to torment you.
Atiniitn iiinl West Point
tanooga. returning passengers can get I iimirwt.i t.'onipsny arrive nt und depart
•„ „iL».e.r -IT Chartftnnotru nt 9-119' Atlanta T.-rudnrl station, corner ot
In sleeper at vnannnooku at 3 - uu uitcbsll «tr.st and Marflon nrenne.
p. m. and arrive Atlanta i: 10 next! — " ~ i isiiilut I a -nYTidiir.Cu.
morning. _ Arrive From- i Itctmrt To—
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lie-lit I al I • ■ “tiger Age.lt. t'avinatoo^... 7:4$ inn .Auguste :’.;2J pm
'Augusta.. . pmjt.'mivcrs 5:*i pm
Society and Fashion patronize
the New Kimball Palm Garden.
Souvenirs tonight
theater,
liuruxta.
•Daily.
All other train* «J«Hr vxvept Sno*
alter Hie
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