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THE ATLANTA sk GEORGIAN, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER DO YOU GET UP W WITH A LAME BACK? HIS POSITION ON iA Have You Rheumatism,* Kidney, Liver or Bladder Trouble? ; . ‘ i* : -*r » • • v..* To Prove what Swamp-Root, the Great Kidney, Liver and Bladder Remedy will do for YOU, all e$ur . Readers May Have aj Sample ‘ Bottle Sent Free •By Mail. i * ' i Pain bn dull ache in the hpck Is un mistakable avhlenct! of kidney trouble. It-In Nature's timely warping to show you,.that the tmck’.of health Is .not clear. !''■ ' !, ■ < • It these danker signal* are unheeded, more serious results are often euro to follow; Bright's disease, which la the worst form of kidney trouble, may steal upon you. The mild nml Immediate effect of Swamp-Root, the great kidney and bladder remedy, Is soon realised. It stands the highest because Its remark, able curative power has been proven In thousands of tho most distressing cases. If you need u medicine, you should have the best. A thorough trial will convince any one. • LAME BACK, lainie hark Is only fine of many symp toms of kidney trouble. :Other symp toms showing that you need Swamp- Itoot are. being obliged to pass water often during the day and to get up many times during the night, Inability to hold your urine, smarting or Irrita tion In passing, brick-dust or sediment ■At t a A In thp.,urine, ratarrhjof.the bladddcr, uric acid, occasional .headache, dull ness, poor digestion, sleeplessness, nervousness, sometimes the heart acts hadly, rheumatism, bloating, Irritabili ty, wnrnout feeling, lack nt ambition, loss of flesh, rfallow‘complexion. If yottr water.-■when dtlowed to re main undisturbed tn a gloss-or bottle for twenty-four hours, forms a sedi ment or settling, Iqr hps m cloudy ap pearance, It Is nlsn evidence that your kidneys and bladder need' Immediate attention. In taking Bwamp-Root you afford natural help to Nature, for Bwamp- Rnot Is Ihe most perfect healer and gcntlo aid to the kidneys that has yet been discovered. If you arc already convinced that Hwump-Roflt Is what you heed, you can parchaso the regular fifty-rent and onc-doljur, also bottles at drug stores, everywhere. Don't make any mistake, hut rrmefnber tho name, Rwainp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Bwamp-Root, and the ad dress, Binghamton, N. Y., on evory bottle. Says O^linance Provides I Permits for Organ Grinders. Mayor Woodward is out with a card, In which he explains his position In re gard to the'controversy with Mr. Lo gan, of the Associated Charities, over the blind man, Wellington. The card, tn part, Is as fellows; "There’ having been so much said about the little matter of a blind man playing an organ oh the streets of the city, and all that has been said seems to have come from sources that knew not of what they were talking, that I desire to set the matter right, "The tax ordtnancemf-the city puts a ensc on organ grinders, and It mat- ters’ nothing whether the mayor or the chairman of the tax committee re- fusei to. grant.a permit or-hot.-the up- Uccjisn tdgrlndhls organ oH the streets •or lone week. (YElhg city clerk would have to Issue a license to whomsoever nt apply. Dor Instance, I have Been several organ grinders with mon keys parading our streeta lately, and I have heard of no complaint, not even from Mr. Logan, of the Associated Charities. The only, .error that seems to have been committed was my giving ft blind man a permit to grind Ills or gan <m the streets without paying for It. It Is all right for an able-bodied man with a monkey to come along und pay hla 12.50 and grind hie organ ani collect the pennies and nickels, but you must draw the line when a blind man wants to grind his organ and asks to be relieved or paying the amount of tho license. Such a sentiment Is of the veriest rot, nod’ unworthy-oft any . man who has a spark of feeling for the un fortunate. I knew nothing of this.man In question until- ho made application to my office about, the middle of lust week for permission to grind his organ on the streets. After some’hesitancy I a him a frpa peunit, tor Live b her week, and lnO own cans Id 4mvVmubveuMu* n. rtu fused him. I would rather have paid for the license myself. - I gave him tho permit and I am'gt&fl I did. ‘I am no alclan and dld'ndt know whether iad cataracts over his eyes aro not. Tho only thing that I was satisfied was that he wae blind—the woret affliction that can befall a human being. "On Saturday afternoon I called at the station house to see the officers who mado the nrrest, nt Lognn’s In stance,.and they both Informed me that the blind man wae not asking aims or begging for help, but simply grinding his organ, and If anyone cured to give him anything for his music wen and good. There Is an ordinance ngalnst soliciting ulnts, but the tax ordinance also legalises grinding an organ on the streets.” The mayor follows this up with tho statement that tho city Will always have tb do h certain amount of eharit- EDITORIAL NOTE .—In order to prove the wonderful merits of Swamp- Root you may have a aampln bottle and n book of vnluable Information, both senl absolutely free by mall. Tho book contains many of the thousands upon thousands of testimonial letters received from men and women who found Swunip-ltoot to be Just the remedy they needed. Tho value und success of Swamp-Root are so well known that our readers are advised to send for a sample bottle. In sending your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton,.N. Y„ bn sure to say you read this generous offer la The Atlanta Georgian. The genuineness of this offer is guaranteed. CHIEF BURGEON THOMAS IS CRITICALLY ILL. Wilmington, N, O., Nov. 27,—d. F. Thomas, chief surgeon of tlto Atlantic Coast Una Railroad Company, Is crit ically III nt his home In this city with pneumonia. He Is one or the most prominent physicians In the state and la president of the state board of TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Tako LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if It falls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signa ture on aach box. 26c. Trucking Industry drawing. Special to The Georgian. •larkzon, Miss., Nov. 27.—The truck fanners of the state are making prep arations to largely Increase their acre, age this year. The trucking Industry of tne state is growing every yeur, and while last season tn some respects was not us profitable as former years, yet most of the truckers had a bulunce on the right side. '• DAVI8 AIDS VARDAMAN IN RACE FOR THE 8ENATE- Hncrlsl to The tleorglnu. - gackeon, Miss., Nov: -27.L-aovernor Jeff Davis, of Arkansas, came Into this state last week and made a speech at' Brookhaven, In which lie gave Govern or Vardanian a boost for the United States senate. Tho appearance of Mr. Davis In Mississippi at this time has set a whole lot of tongues to wngglng, and there Is considerable gossip going the rounds In political circles ns what It means. On his way back to Arkan sas Governor Vardaman got uboard tho train here and went some distance with tho Arkansas chief executive. Is reported In political circles that llavls Is to help out his friend, Varda man, to a considerable extent In his light against John Sharp Williama for the senate, but Mr. Williams' friends are apparently not worried. Malaria Causes Less of Appstlts. The Old Standard, Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic, drives out malaria and builds up the system. Sold by aU dealers for 37 years. Price 60 cents. Immigration Of the right sort will be beneficial to the state. This label: On your printed matter will also beneficial to your business. Expert Printers Furnished on Short Notice. be Atlanta Typographical Union 520 Candler Bldg. P. 0. Box 266. Atlanta Phone 873. t-an Atlanta Charily Association, to which the city contributed 33,000. He said art Investigation showed that It was cost ing tho city 32 or 13 a day to dispense fl In charity. It went under. - He hopes for better for the Associated Charities. TO DRAIN 'GLADES;' U, S. GOVERNMENT i r -f TO PRESIDE OVER ' All Preparations Completed for Entertainment of "Quests, Special to 'The OeoTglzo. - »' Gadsden, Ala., Nov. 27.—Dr. J. W. Nowman, secretary of the North Ala bama Conference and pastor of the First Methodist church of this city,- has announced that every detail for the en tertainment of guests at the annual conference, which convenes In this city Wednesday, has been'completed. Homes for four hundred delegates have been provided and a number additional can be accommodated It necessary, owing to the liberal hospitality of the citi zens. Besides the duties of secretary of the conference. Dr. Newman, as tho enter taining pastor, has had an unusual amount of work to do, and has prac tically directed' the entire arrangements ' 0Mhe »&« dajl, Btf' - ‘ ~ Ifehop W. R. Hendrix, of Kansas City, 1)1 preach the annual Thanksgiving sermon at the Ftrilt Methodist church. He wilt also preach on the Sunday morning following. The conferences will be opened Wed nesday morning at 9 o'clock with holy communion, followed by roll call and permanent organization: There will be about 450 or 600 vlsltorz In this city. 4 PER CENT DIVIDEND DECLARED BY COMPANY. Special to The Georgian. Newberry, S. C.. Novi 27.—The direc tors of tlie_Mollohon Manufacturing Company held a meeting In the office .of .the.preijldent.h The -president's re port showed gratifying resdlts for the past six months. A senit-annual-dlvl denil of 4 .per cent was declared, pay able January 1,-Tfnd a handsome sum carried to the surplus. This mill has' one of the best plants In the mate and has heinf reaidrkdbly successful.. Un der th<> mahkgement of PresMent'.fleo: W. Summer, who Is a careful, prudent CHRISTMAS CLOTHING ., OUTFIT $15.00. SON \i by** DRESS YOUR OR BUY AN ENTIRE OUTFIT FOR YOURSELF -Send us 315.00 for a suit that Is' well worth that amount and we will give you FREE the following outfit: Suit ' $15.00 Underwear 1.00 Top Shirt 1.00 Collar and Cuffs .40 Neck Tie 50 Fair of Sox 25 Handkerchief .25 Pair Suspenders . '.50' Pair Hose Supporters 25 Collar and Cuff Buttons ... 1.50 Total value of outfit... .$20.65' ALL FQR $15.00 1 SEND THI8 AD. WITH COUPON PROPERLY FILLED. 1 I Nam* Express Office Town or City Kind of 8uit Deiired... Breast Measure Length of Trouser* No. of 8ox .No. of Cuffe ttnued success. Will Not Resign. C. C. Fleming, secretarv of the Southeastern Tariff Assoi|ttion, em phatically denies the published, rumor that he Intended resigning from hla position with the association. "He says that the rumor likely grew out of a reorganization of the office caused by the great Incrense of business. Secre tary Fleming says he has no Intention of resigning. ,-i i • Piles Special to The Georgian. Tallahassee, Fla., Nov. 27.—Mr. J. O. Wright, who Is connected with the department of agriculture of the United Sfates, spent a few days In Talla- hasseo last week. He came to confer with Governor Broward and the other trustees of the Internal Improvement fund relative to having an exhuuetlvu survey ofohe Florida Everglades made by englniVs of tho federal government. Ho went to Tampa to spend one day at the State Fair, and from that point will proceed to Fort Myere. From there he will go up the Caloosahatchle river to Isike Okeechobee, where he will spend about two weeks. Tbn work of the survey of the ever glades will begin about the first of December and wilt he so comprehen sive as to ever settle that mooted ques tion as to the feasibility and cost of reclaiming that vast region aa well as Its probable agricultural value when drained. It Is a great work and ivlll require several years fbr completion. QUOTATION WIRES Fl A wire service was selected through the firm of Hayward, Vicks & Clark, of New Orleans, by the organization immltti-e of the proposed commercial exchange Monday afternoon. Dally reports will be furnished from Chicago by Frazier A Co., correspond ents pf Hayward, Vicks & Clark. The Nejv York stock market reports will be furnished by'J. H.'ftache'it Co., Ntv- York correspondents of Hayward, Yliks & Clark. Cotton quotations veil! come from both New York and New Orleans to Atlanta direct. Wires have been leased by Hayward, Vicks A Clark through Atlanta from New York to New Or leans and from Chicago to Atlantn/vla Memphis. Grain quotations will be furnished direct from Chicago. The organization committee Is com posed as follows: R. L. Foreman, -halrman: G. W. Parrott, \V. 8. Dun- on. C. K. Carverly and I. A. Ran som. The committee on location will meet later this week. It is composed as follows: David Woodward, chairman; F. J. Paxon and Walter G. Cooper. Cured Quickly and Painles*ly--No> Bisk, No Danger. A Free Trial Package to ConvinceBint by Mail to All Who Write|,, " '« Common sense la Just aa nec'esidry (Sven more sot In m'fdlcjno ah in bust- need of the > affairs ot cyory-f|ay life. People are getting to-know more than they used to. Not so lung ago. It wua the fushlon to make all sorts of clalmt for a medicine, and wind up by asking the reader to go to a drug store add buy a bottle. People won't stand for that kind of thing now. They w%nt proof—tangible proof. They want to try- the rrrtiOtly first and If they find'It to be what la claimed they will be glad enough to go und buy It. gladly return money. EMPIRE CLOTHING COMPANY, 62 WEST MITCHELL STREET, - ATLANTA, GEORGIA.' SHAW BECOMES ANGRY AT,THE WORD “GRAFT” Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 27.—Secretary of the United States Treasury Shaw came to Pittsburg - to discuss further with the people of Pittsburg the site for a new poatoffice, about which there has been so much talk and'rumors of bribery. Tho secretary’s Iro was up. and at times In the'Unlted States court room, where the hearing was held, every thing but the Word “lie" waa pazzad be tween tho secreary of the treazury and members of the Chamber of Commerce, of the Merchants' and Manufacturers' Association add other business organ ization*. On one occasion Secretary Shaw shook his finger in the face of Presi dent H. W. D. English, of the Chamber of Commerce. President English rush ed from the court room, wild jvlth rage, saying he would appeal to Presi dent Roosevelt from any decision which Mr. Shaw might make. There had been declarations of "graft" and before the' business at hund was taken up Mr. Shaw turned and said; •'I would give 31,01)0 to know the name pf thg, titan who gave the Infor mation that there waa graft In tbei department at Washington when tha real estate men were there." mad WHISKEY HABITS cured st home with out p*in. Boole of Mr- tlculsrs sent FREE. KING PE TER’S THR ONE IN OUR 8TORE has been selected with the ut most care to gefiurfi the best, an-: we MA YRE TAKEN A WA ■sfx/j. J. XJI—4 J. /i J V J—JJ. Y z X r V J. X J. Q Ur pregcription department Is in tho hands of thoroughly experienced prescrlptlonlsts, who execute all or ders accurately and "promptly. If you are particular aa to the qual ity of your drugs, medicines and toilet articles, you will do well to try us. Our prices aro Vienna, Nov. 27.—Interest In the sit uation In Hcrvla, which has been In creased lately by the escapades of the crown prince, Is considerably In tensified by a statement In the semi official Prager Abendblatt. This paper asserts that a number of the leading military officers and politicians at Belgrade, seeking to es cape from the present disheartening position, have resolved on serious ac tion looking to the doposltlon of the Krageorgevlttsh dynasty. They have rejected the Idea of a re public and purpose, after the estab lishment of a temporary regency, to seek a candidate for the throne from some European royal family. A CONVINCING ARGUMENT. That Is why We sayto every person suffering from plies or nny form of reetui disease, Bend us your name and will gladly send you a free trial package. For wo know what the re sult will be. After using the trial you will hurry to your nearest druggist and get a 69c box of Pyramid Pile Cure, now admitted by thousands to be one of the most wonderful Tellers and Cures for Piles ever known. ■Please excuse my delay in writing tn you sooner tn regard to what your Pyramid Pile Cure has done for me; I consider It one ot the finest medicines In the world for piles. I suffered un told misery for four months when my wife begged me to send for a 60c Box. When It was half goite" I knew I was better and It didn’t take any begging to get me to send for a second box. I think I am about well'now, but If I feel any' symptoms of a return I will order nt once. I order It from - the Pyramid Drug Company to be sure of the cure. Tell all about this fine rem edy for piles. "And If there ts anything In this letter you want to use do so. I re ceived your letter a few days ago. Yours for a remedy Ilka Pyramid Pllo Cure.' J. J. M’lLWKK. Honey Grove. Tex.. R. R. 9. Box 29. "P. f>. I only used two boxes and don't think I need Sny more. Piles of seven months', standing.” To get a free trial package send to day to the Pyramid Drtig'Company, 94 Pyramid Building. Marshall, Michigan. It will come by return nihil and the results wilt both delight and osiont'h you. EVIDENCE IN PEONAGE CASES TO BE HEARD IN N.V. 8pedal to Tbs Georgian. Tallahassee, Fla., Nov. 27.—Mrs. Mary Grace Quackenbos, special as sistant United States attorney for the Southern district of New York, spent Wedneiduy in Tallahassee securing the report of the special commissioner ap pointed by Govert\pr Broward to In vestigate rumors of peonage In Flor ida. Mrs. Quackenbos made copious ex tracts from these reports, which will be used In cases against labor con tractors which wilt be prosecuted In New York. ' 11 s'- She also visited Jacksonville and Pensacola, securing other Information. the coming year. A representative to tho state meeting will be selected at this tlijtu also. Special Thanksgiving Service. On Thursday night, beginning at 8 o'clock, a Thanksgiving service will be held at tho Woodward Avenue Baptist church. A special program will be rendered, consisting ot music and a Thanksgiving address. The pks- tor, Rov. H. C. Hurley, will deliver the address. A cordial Invitation la ex- NO COFFEE, The Doctor Said. COMMITTEE ON SITE CONSIDERS AN OFFER The site committee of the audlto- rtum-armory met Monday afternoon, for the purpose of conferring with cltl sens of the First ward In regard to the proposition to build the audlto rium on the alts of the present Walker Street school. No deltnlte action was taken. Mayor Woodward, through Secretary Cooper, announced that the board of education would submit all the school sites near the center of the city, on which were frame buildings, to the committee; that preference would not ba ahown the First ward or any other. The committee will take final action later tn the week. ' electio'n OF OFFICERS OF THE COTTON GROWERS. Special to The Gootglan. Gadsden. Ala., Nov. 27.—T. C. Callo way, president ot the Etowah couniy dl vision of the Southern Cotton Grow ers' Association, has ordered beat meetings held In . the county on next Saturday, December 1. for the election of officers from the various l>eats nnd ,on December 4, representatives from the county will elect a president, vice rfdent, secretary and treasurer for a reason.' Coffee slavery Is not much different from alcohol or any other drug. But many people don’t realise that coffee contains a poisonous, habit-forming drug—caffeine. They get Into the habit of using cof fee, and no wonder, when soma writers for respectable mogaslnes and papers speak of coffee as “harmless.” Of course it doesn't paralyse one In a short time like alcohol, or put one to sleep like morphine, but it slowly acts on the heart, kidneys and nerves, and soon forms a drug-habit, just the same, and one that Is the cause ot many overlooked ailments. "I wish to state for the benedt of other coffee slaves," writes a Vt. young lady, "What Postum Food Coffee has done for me. "Up to a year ago I thought I could not eat my breakfast It I did not have at least two cups of coffee, and some times during the day. If very tired, 1 would have another cup. "I was annoyed with Indigestion, heart trouble, bad feeltag In my head and sleeplessness. Our family doc(pr, whom I consulted, asked me If I drank coffee. I said I did and could - not get along without It. "He told me It was the direct cause of my ailments and advised mtSto drink Postum. I had no faith In It but finally tried It. The first cup was' not boiled long enough and was dis tasteful and I vowed I would not drink any more. “But after a neighbor told me to cook it longer I found Postum was much superior In flavor to my coffee. I am no longer nervous, my stomach troubles have ceased, my heart action Is ffne and from IDS lbs. weight when I began Postum, I now weigh 138 lbs. 1 give all the credit to Postum. as I did not change my other diet In any way.” Name given by Postum Co., Battle t reek, Mich. Read the little book. 'The Rood to Weltvllle,” In t>kg*. 'There's ALWAYS THE LOWEST. Brannen & Anthony . Druggists. 3(: 102 Whitehall St. , 30 Marietta St!, ( 2 East Mitchell St. Liquors for Medicinal Use. Stores. In the District Court of ths Umteti Statea for the Northern Dittrich of Georgia. .Iu re Charlie Thomas, | No. ITS-' Bankrupt. 1 Iu Bankrupt* j To Honorable William T. Newnmn. I’nlted Htatoa Met riot Court: The petition of Moore ft Pomeroy, ntmr- ney* for the credltun In the above ■i»tee cam*, respectfully ahown to the fcourt uu[ petitioner* have made diligent effort tn rt»'* the aaid Charlie Thomaa within eald trlot; that he Iw not, atnl Uaa not been the paat ten daya at hla naual 01 bnatneaa; nor ban he been Uttrlna the time nt bln unuul place of abode; according to your petftlouera' beat Infer "y tlou and belief, wild Charlie baa alwonuca. and that the pcraonal acrvlet; of a imbp n* can not be mode upon him In nnid dlntrM- Wherefore, petitioner* pray, that tin; • la*ne uii order directing that -nervine | * nuhllentloii Im» made upon aahl * ,l ; 1 . '' Thomaa, of tho petition for adjurtl™""'• with auhpetin, • n* provided by the t»nn»* rnptcy law of ltiM. aa amended. MOOUK ft POMBUOV JAM KM L. KEY, Attorney! for Petitioning tredH"«*- In the District Court of ths Unitd Statea for the Northern District of Georgia. . In re I Charlie Thomas, ' No. l.>- Bankrupt. I In Bankrupt \- Whereas, n petition waa, on the - of October, l»8, died herein for mi ’ cation of loiukruptcy against ' ■ , Thomaa, and It appeara therefrom that ' bankrupt la not within the district. 1 that personal service of the aubpenu u- • • can not lie made upon him therein; on motion of Moore ft Pomeroy. a,t eye for aahl petitioner*. ^ It la ordered that eervlee of anh» ': ena be made l»y pabUabtng this onlei S Hher with aald anbpena. In Tb»; A•:. corgian, a newspaper published ■ lauta, Iu aald district, once a two consecutlre weeks, the tost " f v „ publication* to Im» on the 27tb d.i.v -i vemlx r, 190$; ami by mailing a Wpy *' f ,, Clerk I'nlted Mtatee IMstrict