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TIIE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. weDXBSDAT. HKi'KMBKII If. Mp*. MODERN EXPERT DENTISTRY AT REASONABLE PRICES. Crown and gd MADE HIM GIFT OF $1,000 CHRISTMAS Bridge Work FOR ACTING AS PRESS AGENTl CLOTHING Set of Teeth. $5 All ether Dental Work at Pricee that will please. Plates made and delivered same day. DR. E. G. GRIFFIN’S 6ATE CITY DENTAL ROOMS 241 -2 WHITEHALL STREET.• Bill Phone 1708. HOURS: 8 A. M. TO 9 P. M. SUNDAYS, 9 A. M. TO 4 P. M. SAYS MRS. HOWARD GOULD Blue Ribbon and Diploma, WAS AWARDED TO First Prize, WAS A WAR Vulcanite Roofing «* the Geutgla State Fair4 This was done on merit by the expert .fudges on this line. VULCANITE Is the origi nal double H'nt c-onted. asphalt roofing. It has Imitators, Imt no equal. Recommended by the National Board of Underwriters and Kouthejtstern Tariff Association. “You Car. Put It On.*' ATLANTA SUPPLY COMPANY Sole State Agents for Georgia. 29-31 South Forsyth St., Atlanta, Ga. J. C. GREENFIELD, Preaidant. C. A. PEEK, Secretary. New York, Dec. 12.—Moses Kills Wooster, of Town Topics notoriety, whose creditor* are trying to 'recover Iln,526. which, they allege, Wooster owes them, was again examined today In the bankruptcy, proceedings against him before Referee Nathaniel Smith, qt 68 William street. Wooster's memory appeared bad. and Albert Wray* who was examining him. had a hard time finding out what he had done with Ida money. After Woos ter had said that copies of "America's Kmart Bet,” a book which he had got ten out, usually retailed from $250 to $500 each. Wray asked If Mrs. Howard Gould had not paid him more. "Yes, bur not for the book alone. She wanted press notices In newspa pers .which h got for her. For thhf I received a, present of $1,000 bexide* the same aipount which she paid for the book. 1 ' Wocister sn id he* got the -notices printed, but could not remember in what papers. He said he had bought; two hortfea with the money. "Did not Campbell Thompson pre sent you with a horse for press no- W'owter admitted that he had. THE VICTOR SANITARIUM 321-323 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga. OPIUM,. WHISKY and other drug habits cured In four weeks. Patients do not suffer as they do at many inetltutlone. Comfort of patients carefully looked af ter. tianltarium le home-llko and pleaeant, and not a prison, as some Imagine. Treatment entirely free from any harmful result.. For full particular, call or addreee The Vieter Sanitarium, er Dr. B. M. Woolley. Leek Bex 387. CUTS OFF HIS OWN ARM .4S' II IS BEING CRUSHED Lynchburg, Va., Dec. 12.—With his left arm crushed and being slowly drawn into the maw of a inany-knlvcd fodder cutter, Dr v McCullough calmly brought out a pocket knife, opened It with one hand and proceeded to am putate h|s arm below the elbow. . Later he was brought to Lynchburg, and ills arm was again amputated, this time above the elbow and the phy- ' sidan-farmer was so nerved for the | ordeal that It was not necessary to i place him under the Influence of anesthetics. He made suggestions as to how to proceed with the operation. MRS, DAVIS'LETTER IS EXPLAINED BY SOCIOLOGISTS ASK FOR CO-OPERATION First Lady of Confederacy Loved tht Southland and Brave People. C ?vssiaxVrmiinches FEDERAL PRISONERS IS.—After Hie | ntx the colored j ndjomnetl here Hpf.-lnl to The Ueorglen Newnun, o», Dee. reed In* of nppolnlnu MolllndlM eonfere ncc Monday. Tile apiioInOnentN read out were an follows: Atlanta metric!—C. I*. Johhxon. pro- sliling elder. Atlanta—Central Avenue, J. A. Bueli: chapel Street, E. II. Oli ver; Ariel Kowen, David (liny; Fort Chapel (supply), J. M. Daniel; North Atlanta (eupply), N'. Bridge,: Fnlver- ►tty (supplyi, J. W. li Bowen; Bat tle Hill. J. M. Hfiencer; College rail., N. J. Croily; nah City, H. .M. White; P’alrburn. William Mi Willle; I'almvtto. A. J. Wilson; Newnun, M. M. Alet.m; Ncvnan circuit, J. J, Jones, iIrani- 'llle and Lutlnivllle, !■; it, Mlllor; (iranlvlllc circuit, H. li Burn.-: St. Charles and Mount Zion, II. F. Tlt.on- d as; Knon Grove mupplyi. It, It. I.astcr; [ Whites liun; tsupply), K. H. I.ce, II.,- \ mnevllle. K. W Cov; Hujuinsvllle ell - cull. J. W. Thuipe; <\v Arnold, agent stewards' foundation fund, member university quarterly conference, .1. p, Wragg. agent or the American Bible Society. Orlttln Dletrlet—P. H. Trade, pre- siding elder. Fast Atlanta, J. II. Mat thews; South Atlanta. 1- II King; Brook Station. It. (!. Burks; Decatur rlreult, U. V. Flemlster; Hast Folni. .1. P. Lawson; Fdwui'dsvllle (to l.e sup plied); Fayetteville, A. c Cheerless: Orth. J..Urlffeth: tirhi elreuit. J. II IJavIs: Hampton. E. .1. Knlglit; Johcx. horo, K. D. Petty; McDonough. It T. Adams; McDonough circuit it,. I... supplied); Oak Hill circuit, I,. F. Beeks; Stockbrtdge, .1. A. Rl.hle: De- TO HEIR MISS BOOTH Humluy will bo a rod-letter day out at the Federal prison, In Houth Atlanta. It will mark the' coming of MIin Maud Ralllngton Booth, the noted lec turer. wlh» lias devoted a lifetime to the betterment of primal condition*. Mb* Booth lecture* at the Grand Friday night on "Light* and Shadow* of I*rl*on lelfe." She will visit the prl*. oi» Saturday morning, ami on Sunday morning will hold *ervlces In the chapd. and will address the prison- And this I* why the little army d-faced men are counting the day> I the hour* until Sunday. ju*t ns they counted the days to Christmas hen little tots of Innocent school chll- Genuine Haarlem Oil Nureing Motnere and Malaria. The Old Standard, drove's Taetelces Chill Tonic drives gut malaria and builds up the eyetent. Sold bv all dealer, for 27 years. Pries so cent. BUYERS IN THE MARKET FOR NEW LINE OF GOODS. special to The Ocorghlll, Macon, da.. Dee. 12.—Work will lie commenced at ntiee rehulldhtg the building destroyed by lire Sunday night. It will be occupied again by yurden. Smith & Co. The tlrm bus .d. ready sent several buyers to the mar kets, hml a full stork will he on hand by the time the building is ready for ■upaney. The walls of the building n pronounced perfectly sound have td they can be used again. Sagoee; WII- Tne DMA ,me pcreime.1 t„ .... »,,[,i mi dyr the old Trademark, regtatered In the I . S. Pat. Office. ■fhe Oldeet Unfaili ng Ramtdy for KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES GuarantNd to Curo or Monty Rofundtd. hoo'ttaiip money buying worthies* counterfeit* BOTTLE, (<?Id ntylci. f40 In box). i atur and Lithonfa. \V. Ham circuit, .V. .1. Rot Gainesville District—Z. K. Goweit, presiding older; At hen*. A. C. Wright; Atlanta. Fort Street. .1. K. Watkins; !**. Lukes. John Crolly; Covington, J. N’. • 'oggins: Commerce. A. McNeal; rovllle. G. W. Lamar; Duluth. J. W. 1 Special to The Georgian. New Orleunt, La., Dec. 12.—Mr*. .Margaret Howell Jefferson Davis Hayes, the only surviving daughter of the president of the Confederacy, In a letter written to General Htephen D. Lee, commanding the Confederate Vet eran*, gives un explanation of the let ter written by Mrs. Jefferson Davi*, which creuted much comment among the United Daughters of the Confeder acy. The full text of the Mr*. Jeffer*on Davl*’ letter wn* withheld from publi cation. It gave Mr*. Davl*’ reason* for having made her home in the North after the war and criticised Mississippi, the state of Jefferson Davis* residence. Letter Explained. Among other things, Mr*. Hayes’ let ter *ays; “A* to this letter of my mother's, al low me to puy that It was written somo 'ten year* ago and*was prompted by a desire to justify tier actions In the eye* of the .Southern people, whom she loved with unfailing loyalty and devotion. This defense of her*elf, sent to a friend to be read after her death, *he wrote after numberlc** article* from different newspaper* and letter* condemning her action* were received by her when sho was In failing health. If she had been coitMiilted by those in whose hand* It was placed, the letter would never have been made public, for only Inst Hprlng, after discussing the fart of Its exist ence, my mother decided to recall It, and I hoped, until I heard of Its being read, that It had been destroyed. "Wlmtover my mother may have been goaded to writing at the time this let ter was sent to Julia Kimbrough, sho felt safe In the love, respect and Con sideration of her own people and among whom she would gladly have lived and died, if her health had per mitted. but unfortunately she could not bear the excessive heat of tho Houth and was very prone to malaria. In un open letter nod personal appeal to the ministers of Atlanta, Dr. K. 11. Kline, president of tin* Atlanta Snelologteal So-. eley, appeal* for their aid.and co-operation ! in building up mid strengthening the or-1 gaiilxation. Dr. Kline Invites business men ami city officials especially to n meet lug to lie held . hi Carnegie Library Thursday evening at\ K o'clock to discuss Important topics. Dr. Kline’s card Is as follows: I desire to call your attention to the At-t OUTFIT $15.00. DRESS YOUR SON OR BUY AN ENTIRE OUTFIT FOR YOURSELF Send ue 815.00 far a suit that Is well worth Hia tt mount, and we will give you FREE the following, outfit: Suit .....$16.00 Underwear 1.00 Top Shirt 1.00 Collar and Cuffs 40 Neck Tie .. / 00 Pair of Sox .25 Handkerchief 26 Pair Suspenders Pair Hose Supporters 25 1.60 Collar and Cuff Buttons Total value of outfit—$20.65 ALL FOR $15.00 SEND THI8 AD. WITH COUPON PROPERLY. FILLED. Name Expreee Office Town or City »■ State Kind of Suit Deeirod Breact Meaeur.; Waiet Meaeure Length of Troueore No. of Collar No. if Sox ^ .No, of Cuff. If this outfit is not satisfactory we will gladly return money. EMPIRE CLOTHING COMPANY, 62 WEST MITCHELL STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. In lit a Koclcloglcfil Hoelety, a* It needs your cooperation and support. If you will aid us It can be mad** a very indent factor for gihhI not only to the city of Atlauta, hut. If properly sup|Mirlrd mid dlreeted. /» very Important aid to the elnireh Its motto Is: ’Atlanta a Model City/ It* aim to Impn I lie physleal, moral, utul mid spiritual Mlanta’s eltlxeii*. In so fin ing the material Interest of the city must lie dot eloped and all HUbJeeta pertaining to ernti "A few studied. Investigated and ills a* to sustain mid develop the eliminate the evils that tend to ami degrade. eolllpllsh the lh.it should be done, but all of the bent element of the city should unite ground for the good of Atlnutu ml her eltlxens. This ean lie done in the? Atlanta Sociological Hoehfiy, a* It I eharnetei omiioi „ _ lb can floridly tariaii ami no political The subjects that are ill meetings are worthy op the attention mid consideration of every minister In tin* city ami every fine should become a * inem I Hu mid give- the society Ids personal support ami I till lie nee. The siibjeetM for discussion at next meeting are: ‘Prognosis of Dis ease in the Moderate Drinker,' by K. Todd: nnd ‘Liquor Houses as mi nwnt for Atlanta.’ "Everybody Invited to attend the mco^- lugs ami take part in the illseussloiis. Dr. J. __ ity officials are specially Invited to attend and discuss the business pro|msitloti. Meeting Tlitirf- December 13, 13, X p. in., nt Carnegie It. It. KIMK, President. Strength Gomes Not From What You Eat, But From What You Digest. Mont people cat most foods without discrimination—it matters little what. Few *top to think wlmt that food doe* for them. This I* the first turn on the road ti* dyspepsia. Reckless disregard proper choice of food*, rapid eating ami Improper mastication, are the unquestioned cause* of all Htonmch disorder* from the slight achy to the malignant cancer. There is nothing more revolting than a dyspeptic stomach—a very vat for putrefaction, sending forth* It* poison throughout the entire system, depress ing the brain, befouling tin* breath, souring the taste, deadenin'* the mu*- ole*. Incapacitating tho llyer and kid neys for their work, debilitating the heart, choking the lungs and clogging the bowel*. All of these disagreeable nnd danger ous condition* ate due to the Improper digestion of fond and the consequent assimilation of poison. What expected? Oil Pain Plasters 85a?ittS6 M "’"In. jUICT* C'oxrt I imp., per l.„xlW u #.£ 1 r J r l £ At *11 «iniggi»ts or by mull, prepaid. Hob* Importer* and American Agents HOLLAND MEDICINE CO. 1406 Arch 8L, Philadelphia. Write for IMlund Med Hue Gazette. Vab JUibbMmormillloiMe If the food li stomach, if tho system is constipated, fermentation Is the natural outcome. It shows itself In sour watery risings, belching*, heartburn and painful breathing. , . . ... , • - , There I* only one way to relieve this Im; hiberts.n. IV «. Richardson. I oondttton. If the stomach refuse* to r.ioei ton circuit. B. A. Jolin.-'m; , ,j|g Ph | your food put something Into It t.ittuMlIlc J D. Love joy; Gillsville t | Iat will. Stuarts Dyspepsia Table* s t supply >.\\ ill lam Ktatta worth; Hoach- j Hle nothing but digestives. They are ton. N. ». .sterling: Lavotila. William j not a medicine. They work when the Bally; Lawrenceville. M. W. Burch; Utomach wIII not. Nicholson, <*. i teach tablet contain* enough pepsin. Blake; Norcros? nnd Roswell, J.; diantose. golden seal and other dl- tjueen; Ku- I gt-Mtlve elements to retluce 3,000 grains oa (supply), | H f ordinary food to the proper con- , V. D. Jen- Mtuteney for assimilation Into the blond, i 5T’. ««..,. . ! Stuart * Dyspepsia Tablet* are ub*o- I Koine Dletrlet— 4 . \\. Adam*, presld- j lutely pure. There Is nothing harmful nig elder; Aaaltsvllle. W. M. Nlme: ;*| n them a* shown In their indorsement Aragon, R. 1. Jackson; Austell tsup-! by 40,000 phy.-ldans In tho United ply). J. B. B'Nith: i’arterkvllle. \V. II.! states and Uatmda. \\o'mi; ( artollton. J. W. Swain; Gave' Ask your family physician Ids opln- hpring. H. II. Beauford; Uedartown j ion of Stuart'* Dyspepsia Tablet* a (supply!. »’. D. Dickerson; Uohutta, |j he Is honest toward you he will st:i ’ Brandon; DouglasvIIIe. J. * v nosltlvely that they \y]\\ IS BY BUSINESS FIRM In the superior court jesterday after noon Judge Pendleton grunted Cham ber* & Kdwnrds. general merchants. Marietta road, an injunction against tin* Southern railway, restraining tho company from abandoning track* tracks used by It between the eastern and western ends of the lnmun yards. It Is alleged in the petition that fifteen months past plaintiff* made a contract with the railroad to build a spur track to their store. It I* claimed defendant company intends to turn the track* and tin* fulfillment of the contract over the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Loul* or the Western and Atlantic* railroad*. The injunction prohibit* their doing so. Tho regular hearing of the case will be December 20. , TEEM WINS OFFICE AFTER HOT CONTEST. FIRED SCHOOL HOUSE, JEOPARDIZING LIVES. OE 100 CHILDREN SOUTHERN RAILWAY. The following schedule flgarcs published only ns information, and ar> uot guaranteed WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND THE EAST. Small Bo/ Confesses Deed, But Gives No Reason Jfor Committing It. J.v. Atlanta iC. T.) Ar. Toccott (E. T.) Ar. bpartrtuburg Ar. Charlotte Ar. Washington Ar. New York U:uuuig*c 3:23 O.IO. 6:41 a.tn. 9:20 a.m. 9:20 p.m. 6 JO a.tn. 7:50 n. iu. 12:07 p.tu. 3:55 p.m. 6:40 p.m. ’ 3:00 i».iD. 12:wiiot»u 2:25 p.iu. 0:C3 p.m. N:13 p.m. C:58 p.tu. 6:42 a.m. 12:43 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1 6:03 p.m. • 8^0 p.m. 11:00 p.m. | liVoc i.im 4:30 p.tu. 9:10 p.u. CHATTANOOGA. CINCINNATI AND THE WEST. 11. 7. 15. ,L Lv. Atmnta Ar. Chattanooga Ar. ClDcinnntl 6:30 a.tn. 9:43 a.m. 7:40 p.m. 8:00 p.tu. 7:10 n.m. 7:55 it.in. l.*00p.ai. 4*A0 ji/io. 9:55 pU». 8:10 aim. Ar. Chicago . 5:20 p.m. 1 JACKSONVILLE. bHuNbWICK. ETC. Charlotte. N. C\, Dec. 12.—An attempt was made here to burn the new school building, known n* the North graded public school. The live* of 800 children were i/laced In jeopardy. A boy, Silas Fink, is under arrest charged with be ing the incendiary. The boy, It is al leged. went Into the basement of the building nnd *electlng a pluce near the wooden partition* he made a pile of rubbish and then put a match to It. The partitions were burning brightly when the flame* were discovered. The janitor seised bucket* filled with water and put out the blase, which in five minutes might have been beyond con trol. The boy 1* said to have confessed, but he gives no itiotlve for setting tho buildlug on fire. Lv. Atinnra. Ar. Macon. . Ar. Cockrnn. ,r. Jesup. r. Brans* BIRMINGHAM, MEMPHIS AINU fht WL8T. ^Wsenger and Ticket Office, 1 I’onchtree sr. 1‘hunu 142. Ticket otfie* TarminiT 1 r " rtl,[c siw ‘- MACON CITY COUNCIL TO ELECT FOOD IN8PECTOR. Sl».,-lnl QporglMi. ;llljay, lla., Dec. 12.—Atter the hot* text context In the history of the town. (V. M. Teem wn. elected mayor over) I). A. Jones by 13 majority. The fol- IouIiik councllmen were elected: IS. A. I’lnnon, IS. H, Smith. J. K. Barclay, J. T. I.lltlHford, It. I.. .Milton will continue to ho tmtridml under the new ndmlnlM- t rat Ion. Special to The licorslnu Macon. Oa., Dec. 12.—An Interesting election will ho held tonight nt the ses sion ,,f the board of health. There are two candidate, for the poaltlon of food inspector for the city and It Is up to the board of health to make the recom mendation to the city council. The candidates for the position arc Dr. T. A. Cheatham, it well-known druggist, and ticorge Cherry, who now- holds the position. Mr. Cherry was only elected a few week, ago for tho rentalnilev of the year, the office having just been created. FOR RENT. Elegant Ground Floor of fice. Former Atlahta Nation al Bank building. Apply 15 East Alabama St. SOUTHERN DRY GOODS & SHOE CO. BLUE BLOOD M.y Be Aristocratic, But'If. Liable To Coust Cold Hand* and Feat. and WHISKEY HABITS RAILROAD SCHEDULES Shotylug tho Arrival sub Departure uf Pa. .enter Train, of the Kollowln* Itmol.: WBSTBBN AND ATLANTIC IIAILIIOAI'. No.-Dcpart To— |Nu.-Arrive From - ,V Noshr ltc.8:*a.m. 3. Kn,millet JffOn.m. 32. Nashville.4:50 p.ui.jTU. Koine 3:40;,.,,,. I~ nome.....6:10p.m.M. Nu,hrllle.ll:40n.,„. 4. No.mflUo.« : 00 p.m. 1. N’.shtllle. 7:35 p.m. All trains daily. CEfiTRAl.-OF OCOIKilA It All. WAY. Arrive 1 torn— I Depart to- kavaitush ... 7it0a.in.iJluco,i 11:40p.m. JackoonvHle 7:50 n.ai.|bhrnunMi ... *:<XU.ui. Mncou ll:40a.ni.jMnco! p.m. kavnuimli ... 4:h> p.to. Mavauusl, ... 3:15 p.u,. 1:10 p.m.IJuclMarllie «:!0|i.i., Macon ... ATLANTA AND WI1BT POIN)' KAIL . . .. koad. Arrive t-rom- j u.pirt To- n.u,i, •gtlm. 11:40amf'.MoutgoDierjt 0:3) am cured st home with- Tyontgomerj. 7:40 pm)*MooCa # ia'i7.12:4> pi„ **"■ tin B. M. WOOLLEY. M. D. a. Office 104 N. Fnror 8» reei. MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OF JACKSON MEETS. HIGGINS DENIES HE’S TO WED CALVE Sp«*«*bil b» Tin* «*«>orglnii Joffer*«m. lla.. Der. 12. —Tho Jacktnn Uounty .Mfdiral < i!iv«*ntbm conwnoil lioro >*»‘*i«»nlHy. Th«- pr I null ml bu*lne** bofon* tho convention wn* tho election of officer* for tlio>on*uing your, which resulted as follow*: Pro*!ilont, Dr. L. J. Sharp. «*f Uommoivo, Ga.: vlro pr***l- •lunt. Dr. A. D. Whitt*. t»f IVndcrgra**. Ga.: secretary and treusuivr. Dr. John Bryant, of (VmlcrguiK*, Ga. Tho con vention aNo ap|K)iiitod Dr. \.. G. Hard man. Dr. S. T. Ross and Dr. J. (\ Ben nett. a* a committee oh legi*lation and public health. Oxford. l’nlon Gr Wherover the idea that blue-blooded ancestry I* the best may have origi nated. the fact I*, physiologically apeak- dug. blue blood I* bad blood. That 1* to *av. tho blood In the vein* which I* dark and appear* blue through the white skin. 1* that portion of the blood stream laden with the waste of refuse material of the system, after the red blood (arterial) ha* carried real food to the tissue*. "Red blood' 1* to day the mark of Nature's aristocrat. When, from Imperfect nutrition, the blood lose* Its rich reel color ami be come* dark or ‘’blue” the result I* cold hand* and feet, and more or less pal pitation of the heart, a* well a* general weakness, i ’offer drinking, in many |M»r*on*. causes blue blood and does not Insure any coat-of-arms or an cient pedigree—except the ancient hab it or coffee drinking Itself. A ‘ blue blooded’’ woman writes: "I drank coffee for ten years. ,my head was dixxy. 1 bad constant heart burn. could not sleep nights, my hands and feet were cold summer and win ter. my blood was poor and thin (Blue •'Seeing so much said In piaise ; MACON SOCIAL n uac Posiuia in the i»aper*, my husband and i ouciAL CLUBS I decided to try It.; That was more | RECEIVED REINFORCEMENT3, New York, Dec. 12.—Kugenc Hig gins, now residing In Paris, cable* u de nial of his reported engagement to Mine. C’alve. He says: • "I do not know Calve and have never seen her. Make this very positive and final.” Mr*. Stuyvesum Fish, who returned from Pari* recently, also denied the reported engagement and explained that the report was started by a Pari* newspaper which had he*n opposed to Mr. Hlgglu* because of his friendship for a bitter business rival of the pub lisher. PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAY6. PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed ing or Protruding Piles In 6 to 14 days or money refunded. f»0c. positively that they will cure your which Kmlth; Flovd circuit. \V. T. Brantly, stomach trouble whatever ft may be, j ^ure he did'iiot Intend t . ^ Marietta H L. Phldl|e*; Rotne Firsts unless you have waited too long and j Lr I know he w." oUSTmy t£S£\ i-hurch. K A. Ktripllng; Rome. Kecund, have allowed y«*ur disorder t » develop) most devoted uud loyal friend*. I urged Into cancer. “ *-* ' ““* * -* * — mm Act tiHlay and begin to rial your suf fering. A free 11 Ml package will he sent to your address upon request. The 5o-«eut slxe packages are for sale at your druggist’s. F. A. Htuart (\».„ «7 Ktuurt Building, MaishalL Mb it. hurch. W. A. Neely. Kummervllle, \V. «’. Bryant; Tallap«M>*a. K. II. Allison, j Temple. II. W. B. Wilson; Villa HI. a. II. J. Noland; Livingston. B. B. Bo*-i luii: F. M. Oorttyn. p. itnipal deaf mute.- school. tt»etnb«’f of Unvt Spring #p;ar- j tt»l> tonferentc. Then, again, after my father's death she was afraid to live In the country with my sister, there v belng no other member of ouv family who could slay with them.” Loved tho South. Toward the close the letter says; "My mother decided that Richmond, I Jhar*a*^year ago, and we have used it as the seat of the government during I ever since. Hpeelsl to Tlio Georgian, the Confederacy, wn* tho proper place 1 "Now my head I* not dtxzy, my hands j Macon, tso., Dec. 12.-—Both the Cher- for my father u«<l I,lx drwenjanta to| anJ f-et ,“ rL ' "nV.'hV i'“' ll1 rabln rluh * hrre are ln a rest. If MI»*i„«IPDl was slow In ask- j “"few^vJikx aV<>, arlllnff a't a friend's \ thl lvln k condition. At a meeting of tho lug far my father's remains I am iure I house they said, "What In the world ' governing board held last night twenty and i n was not through lack of love. Also, j have 'you been doing'.’ You look ten! new members were admitted to the emor lauvry wrote anything I years younger. I never saw you look j Cherokee t'lub, while nt the meeting of lunded my mother at the time I so weir j ^ ^ (( w (lil acMum [ «!>..«OYemln* Imard of the Log Cabin postuni. that I had quil drinking *. I urged f coffee, they could hardly believe It. (aims of Mississippi as above ull: But some time after that they told ma other states. Let no one think other they had been using Postum. too, had than that my mother loved and honored unit coffee and were so much better ti#- Houth and the Southern people every way." Name given by Postum ; t*ove everything. I hope that her few j Co.. ’Battle Creek, Mich. Don't fall to eiemi«* win )*» silenced, if n«»t w«m by, read lH»jklet, "The Road to We! I vllle,” lid- Hxpiait .lion.” in • k # "There’s a ivasoo.” Cu*jsaCol4inOneD«y, tafliW. *:21 smllutBrnugw.... j-ui •MontgoBjer/. 3;G pm\*MontgVrj.U:l$ | tu . Aii otbcr (rulu* Unlljr except Suu All - r train* of Atlanta and West Point Railroad (.oranaii.e arrive at and deport Terminal atatlou. corner of Mltebell street mid Madison nv Jltebell *tn»*t ».nd Madl^n avenne. GBOIIGIA ItAll.ltOAD. Arrive Frora~ > henart To— •Auxuata .... f.^10 nmI # Aiftru»tn 7:2> :uu C’onrer* 6:45 am I.llboida 10:03 mu Ington ... 7:16 nm|*Aiijrti*ta 8:^5 p> l.itlieuis |)iii!«’o\Ington ... 6:W i*i6 *Aiiguata .... 8:30 pm •Augusta 11:45 pi •Bally. All other trains dally except •Sim SI’ABOAUB AIK LINE RAII.KOAB. Arrive From j lieptirt T»i WiiNliiugton . 7:30 nmlrilrndugham Athena 8:2i it ml Hinton T:2*> n Memphis ....11:45am New York. ...12:»u 1 Njjw )’ork.... 2:55 pm Athens (•»* 7£& |>ni Memphis 7:45 pni|WRjhlii 8bo\vii*iii Central SSSmi eifh thlrfy new montlK-rs were taken In. Both dubs will give many social affair* this winter. Knights of Pythiaa. A charter for the proposed n*"' Kright* of Py thias building will ap plied for next week. The capital .lock will be IlftO.Ono. In stead of 878,001), as wa. original I ' planned. Share* will be sold at $1" each to the member* of the eight lodg* of the city, later to be taken up by th* different lodge* themselves. Bnotiaa subscription* have been promised to assure the wuccesi of the project. Insurance Adjusted. ffpcuidl to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., Dec. 12.—Insurance JuMters of the varioun companies very busy here today arranging to i the policy to Burden ftmlth A Co. s to Mrs. 8. T. Coleman for the los* the building. the Full jm •, Crip in 2 Days ^ onavery I OX. 25a i