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157 i- I 14 OCEANIC HOTEL Wrightsville Beach N. C. OPEN THROUGH SEPTEMBER SPECIAL REDUCED RATES G. September is admittedly the most beautiful as well as the most delightful month of the year at WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH. The COTTAGERS always remain.

and FISHING is at its best. SURF BATHING was continued last season until October 20th. The OCEANIC HOTEL will continue its present season until October 1st. SPECIAL REDUCED RATES WILL BE 10 00 PER WEEK. The Tide Water Power Company will maintain the ATI ITMIIV A present schedule operating Cars Every JO MtnntesDay ttl UUlUUlri At CO OCEANIC BALLROOM and Night also will continue the popular dances every evening and concerts with usual Souvenir dances.

Summer Rates on All Railroads Continued Address for Rates JESSE N. COUCH Manager. Wrightsville Beach N. Co P. COLEMAN Mgr.

PHONI 2O7 M. SPECIAL FOR TEN DAYS To Reduce Our Large Stock of Teeth Set of Teeth Guaranteed 300 ALL OTHER TUCK CORRESPONDINGLY LOW New York American Dental Parlors 28 and 32 Peachtree SI. 5. I i te 4 I SCan In the south ur Taft baa been told. would be to end troops to some gulf turt of Mexico The trouble Is In the Interior and the landing of troopo In a Mexican 1 ort would mean Intervention and war.

Thro I irh opportunity In the south of Mexico to display trooris In force and thereby nsttII respect for the tnlted tat IU there has been on the Ttxas frontier Only on ulullon of the rublem ban been put forward and that I. tnterxentlon Mr. 1 oft till lit ful however. that Prepldrnt Mud ro vvB Imi rov on dltnn. so tnut uch it step Wilt not rd to hi taken.

III II1M. TON na hln ton jit. mb velopmtht In th Mexican situation todv lid rvor of that situation to rikiU Oiidlt ons as 5r iv Prest- tlritt Taft regiments ravttlrv to the tnt1e line and the Modern nm nt contemplated a k- InK peiml the nlted tat to transport Ito troo through Texan suit NW th utttr. 1 i- lIlaraulln rebels ll lm i ri- thi attucklnn tn.n rtnrhn 1 rteo1tin rattle Ulr Main i. noral Leonard Wood.

chief of ttft of the ortity. talked over the tel. 1 hone llh 1 rraeidrtit Tuft Berly the Thirteenth cavalry from tort I Uusa 11 omlnB end the Mnlli uv lr tm 1 1 Kan- wor. lilt under rush orders to Join th. hort I patrol.

The preeldent de it plain that under ir uni tinc 3 wore the troops to cru" the toe and that ho still regarded lnt Mention as an of the rj la rr ort In ad ltun the two ulmenl Troop C' of the Third rvatr' or- derxt in the nIhh Thood of last ntght5 skirmish on the Victorle ranch and It. I irth la alrv was or dered front 1 ort Ilitarhuca to rlvaca trtaoitt trn thin the hordir pat- rot there The mi dent authorized the export of live hundred rift. and This Girl Recovered from Consumption ni nukr ich i umptlon are II nd--ful brousrh- about of this mtdlrtne Xmin tterattvr. il it od for Con- iu in in rfi of olrrltl tl tlrough the Her- on cl- 421 3 xm i Ax or. Ill 0 olfii Pert.

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toe Id if I uh' wnl iu I would ur die of miMUn I II nil ftt to me. sat. UK a hljtnry of toy room on ufl-Mnn tr at lung lI Sllned Affld FTTA Pt Three ve ra later reports still to Eckmans Alterative Is offer in Bronchitis. Mtima Hay rr Throat unit I u-i Troubles. and In uphulldln the tem 110.

not Contain on op te or habit forming drugs. For sale by all Jacobs drug store and other lead druBK sis- Ask for booklet tell ntc of recoveries and write 10 t-ckm LAbor Philadelphia Pa. for aJJItlonal evidence. FOR RENT 2d' 3d Floors 10 Rooms-all Remodeled. 18 Whitehall Set Cub Grocary Co.

150 000 rounds of ammunition to the beleaguered Americans In the Ca- nna dtatrlct Mexle Troop. on Arka. Soil The Untied States probably would permit the Modero government to bend troops turough Texas and New Mexico into northern Chihuahua. In smOOch as the tale department has demanded that Mexico send federal troops Into northern Mexico to pro teet Americans. It is assumes tit" Unltd States will co operate with Madero In an effort to do so The Mexico congress.

Or must fleet authorize' the sending or troops out of Us coun- try. This was done In the Madero re belli un The war department Is considering a suggestion from military commanders along the border that the United States I secure permission from the Mexican i government for American troop tO I pursue into Mexican territory bands of robe raiders who operate on this Id Ut th line. Tills step was taken during the Indian troubles In Arizona anti SW Mexico In tile seventies and eighties In the raids on the American side tile Unhtnd States troops are unab' to pi rsue the raiders when the retreat Into Mexican territory. It the metl can defending force were supported a sufficient Mexican force the maraud- ors would be taught between them and the outrages could be topped REBELS IRE TMR MVC. TO VmiK ME1RIC TOWNS El Paso Texas.

September Me can rebels anticipating that Mexico might ask to transport troops through the United State have sent anon 01005 letters to officials of various border towns along the Sonora line threatening to attack the Amen. eon towns If Mexican troops re per. tn tted to move through the United Mexico made a similar request a few months ago. when It asked per mis- atoll to bring troops from Eagle Pass to El Paso to he operated against the rebels at Juarez. Governor Colqultt of Texas protested vigorously that the was topped Th got.

trnor declared that if the United states did not a top the movement he would have stale i lingers Jo It When the Mexican troops reached th border. HElUCAe I TO SHIM rHt tIHU LI Cansnea. Mexico. tie mbtr 7 An other attack on nt Is expected daily. Rafael Camp.

the rebel leader has sent word for Americana to keep' aw ay from the firing line. Us also sent word that ho had killed six of girls. One hundred and fifty federal reinforcements have arrived here. federal troops were sent out today to locate Canipa. Dana ON Tilt MfcXU PJTL Mexico City.

September 7 That the rebels of the south have un an ad- vance on the capital i the Information contained in a message Jut received American artbasaddor Henry ne Wllaon. The typewritten note slgned one st Ing himself secretary of General LmlUno Zap ata. the rebel leader. It says that tile notlIt. cation was sent through Ambassador WIlSOn a dean of the diplomatic rps In ordr tSa in.

might transmit It to ill. colleagues. Tile statement regordin the advance and th Intention the nourrrto a conta ned In a printed proclamation signed by men prominent in the Za tIta movement. The letter is dated Concentration Camp. In the tte of olero.

In th proclamation the rebels declare tae have no Intention of deposing any of the local author ties th the exception or PresIdent Mdaro and the members of hI. family. They promise to maintain order and for a Urne will require the assistance of the local authorities In doing this- Assurance Is given that foreigners and foreign property wtil be respected. Ambassador Wilson ha transmitted the docum nt to the foreign office. At th mb j8y alt men on the a refused.

SCHOOL BOOKS Millers Book Store 39 Marietta Street. PINEVIEW MAN SHOT AT WINDOW Frank M. Smith Is Seriously Wounded by Unknown Assassin. Cordele. Ga.

September 7 Special. As the result of a bold attempt at assassination made upon the life of Prank M. Smith a prominent farmer and lumberman of Plnevew last nlrht Mr. Sunlth Is perhaps fatally wounded. He eras seated by the window of his jme after upper reading when a shut front a 38 caliber pistol watt tired upon him from II'- outold and througlit the lace curta The ball entered the base of the abdomen.

pas ing entirely through his body. Doctors ho attended the wounded man belle there are chances for his err-art Dogs from Abbevl1le anti. Vienna but owing to rain no trail could be followed. The pistol was anoarertly fired from range. There is no clue as to wjho woo the would be assassin The scene of the tragedy Is In the com nuniU where several notorious i murders were committed a few years 1 ago In connection with the famous Me Duffle teuns.

The best route to South Georgia is via A. B. A. Parlor dining cars on day trains. Sleepers on night trains.

Try it. CONFEDERATE VETERAN TO WORK FOR ROOSEVELT Vashvllle Tents. September 7 Gen crud 1 II. McDowell Issued a statement today. den iny the charge that he Is attempting to throw the confederates of Tennessee Into the Roosevelt ranks Tnls statement was prompted by the action of the Oheaitham houac confederate veterans in denouncing Mc- 1 well and indorsing another for ma.

or general or the urtderat veteran. ifo II df lar in Ji a statement that he spoke In the Roosevelt conven- i on in mas1" as an Individual and has no apology to rn-ak for tin action He PH hr ulll irlAilU stey snide to lot another comman 3 the Tennessee con- rite if his comrades so decide. after hearing his statement of his so- tlOT. 1 11 lea' tons for a jr en states In the Interest of Roosevelt. Make Your Vacation Visits More Enjoyable With a KODAK Add to the Pleasure of Taking Pictures and the Satisfaction of Possessing Pictures of Old and New Friends.

KODAKS 5 00 and up. YES We Do QUALITY DEVELOPING and FINISHING for KODAKERS GLENN PHOTO. STOCK COMPANY 117 Peachtree. I WHO WILL FURNISH. HOMES FOR THESE THREE CHILDREN Photo bf Prmiw FTIc BYRNE.

MARCUS AND GEORGE BINGHAM. Little children who want a home. and are now at Home for the Friendless. STATE TROOPERS RESCUE NEGROES Continued From Page One. of the prisoners taken to Marietta.

has confessed to making the a ault Serious rare trouble. with threats of lynching on the part of the whites and of dynamiting on the part of the slacks was averted this arternoo by the arrival of the troops. ordered by Governor Brown from GaInesvIlle. three men or Troop F. Second squadron of Georgia cavalry under command of Captain liL Fre rushed here In automobiles from llLe and Immediately began patrolling the town and assisting the town and county officers In guarding the jail and courthouse.

The Marietta Rifles. under command of Captain Amos Way. follow ed the jdlnesvllle troops into town. Little Excitement Fleet. Soon after the assault on the white woman occurred Thursday night posses orncer.

and citizen i began searching for the the guilty par- It Tw ngro were finally caught this morning In the Deep Creek district near the scene of the crime. When ej were brought to own and loosed In Fors th county Jail. but little excitement prevailed at flr After the arrest. however. Grant Smith.

a negro minister. publicly re flected upon the character of the white woman victim. Like. a flash the news of what he had said spread. and soon an Infuriated mob was upon him.

He was beaten almost to death. and might Have been burned had not officers In. er ened and placed him In the vault of the Courthouse. As soon as the news of the beating of the negro minister reached the ears of the large crowd of ngroe attending a picnic and barbecue on the outskirt of the town they began plotting dynamite the town. Many of them ventured to the courthouse.

and their pl. soon became known. It wa then that a serious race riot was averted. Appeal to. Troupe.

After the appeal had been made to Governor Drown by long distance tele- hone to ru troops to Gumming Sherff Reid. Mayor C. 1. Harris. i.

Z. Sf-rr and Rev. T. P. Trlbbl.

ad- lrrd the hundreds of hite men Bothered about the courthouse and jlt ide 1 with them to let the law take' Us course and leave the negro prison- ers In the custody of the county otn- Cars. Their appeals wee availing. as the mob that had been forming all morning waited the coming or the troops. i Once during the morning an effort was made to storm the courthouse. where Grant Smith a negro prrticher I was held under guard In the law office of Colonel Wisdom.

recent nominee for representative from this county. The ofricers stoutly resisted and the attempt was unsuccessful THE IX NEGRO PRISONERS ARE JAILED AT MARIETTA Marietta. Ge. September 7 Spe cial Bearing six negro prisoners I among them Toney Howell and Grant Smith. the Rifles returned tonight from Cuninning.

where they had been ordered by Governor Brown to quell the race trouble there. The. negroes have been placed In Jail. I Howell Is the black who la said to I have confessed to making an assault upon a white woman of Cumtning and mllh 13 the preacher who was severe- flogged or presuming to attack the hi raster of Howell's victim. The troopers said that thy thought there would be no more trouble at Cumming.

Martial Law of the threatened disorder at Cum- mln. Immediately declared a state of and ordei ed troops from Galnes llle and Marietta to the svae Sheriff Allen. of Forsyth count and Mayor Harris. of Cummlng. reported to him that they were unable to pre- serve the peace and feared trouble.

At that time It was said that a crowd of several hundred men wore surrounding the courthouse where one Governor Brown. on receiving news of the negroes was being held. en other nIoe were In Jail. they said. and It was feared that sc rioting might break out which the local au.

thorttles were unable to check. General Obr then issued this order for troops to go to the scene Atlanta Ge. Sept. 7. 1912 i Special Order No.

The commanding officer of Troop. Second Squadron of Cavalr tlonal iard of Georgia will proceed at once with twenty men' of his command to Cummitg Ga. by automobile and there take charge of and protect per- un charged ith rape and bring thtm to Gaines Ga. for safe keep- IrS a state of insurrection In Forsyth county having been declared The commanding officer will take charge of the situation and keep this of nee advised of action. for the information of the governor.

order of the governor. ORE Adjutant General. The telephone wires were made hot by messages from the adjutant general office to Gainesville sod It was finally reported that Captain John 21. Frey. of Troop was on his way to the scene of tine disturbance.

Fearing that additional troops might be needed. General Ohear them communi- eated ith Captain Ant. Way. of Marietta and ordered out his company to proceed to Gumming Good Work of Phone Compmmr During the morning the Bell Telephone company gave messages from the governors office right of way over all their line. to the neighborhood of CummIng.

D. F. MrClalchey was In personal charge of the transmission of messages and the military and cti il officer. a were gotten on the lines almost instantaneously. Negro Convicts Mutiny.

Baltimore. September 7 A mutiny In whim over 210 prisoners mostly tie- groes. took part. broke out in the Maryland 1 penitentiary this afternoon. according to officials of that Institution It was quelled when Warden Leonard threatened to flog the mutineers It they refused to go back to work.

Tried IT The New Corn Cure Yet How Entry It Drive. Away Curse. IT Will Get Every Core Tosye Gut At last. a real what corn Cure. Nothing like it baa ever before been known.

ery man and woman wh has corns callouses. warts or bunions ought to try It at once and see li marvelously It works. Quit shav- tug your corn with a razor. You ma draw blood and cause blood poisoning GETS IT I. remarkable because It never Irritates or turns the true flesh sore or raw.

It can It as safe as water. Stockings won stick to it. Corn pains top The teen or callous shrivels up. comes out. Blessed relief GETS TT la sold at druggists at 25 cents a bottle.

or sent on receipt of price to E. Lawrence Co. Chicago. bold in Atlanta by Jacobs Pharmacy Co. Elkln Dru Co.

Coury Mann. Gunter I rug Co. and E. IL Cone CO. THE MAIN REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD SEND YOUR FILMS TO ME oem.

iure d. prrgrfwlvc prlca 2 Pa list 2 mnd ro In 1 cta 1 xem on pen ml Pa 4 loll. IIarl. more torn few charge hut tit" qnllIy my product 5 TM milk to the oroanut a trial ordr I' work la sot O. 10 on SHELLEY IVEY THE COLLEGE OP V7 PeMcktrw Street Atl Bt A Live Wire I.

Lire tltr- Where Prices Lowest New P. H. Soups' Piedmont Hotel Brand Soups ready to serve with the addition of hot water. New and Choice of Clam Chowder. Cream of Celery Green Pea Bouillon.

Ox Tail Beef Chicken or Vegetable all at tOe pet can 3 cans for 25c Satisfaction guaranteed. Use one if you are not pleased return the other two cans and get price paid for the three cans. Fancy Head RICE 3 Pounds for 24c 7 Pounds for 5 4c Famous Hudnuts GRITS 3e per Pound Best Standard Granulated SUGAR lb. bags 14 I 9 pounds for 50c 16 pounds for 100 4J pounds for 2Sc Here Some Special. New Arrivals Red Raspberry Preserves in No.

2 sanitary tins real 30c value Oflfi per tin fcUU Sleepy Eye Brand Strawberry Preserves in No. 2 sanitary tins 30c 20e New pack Piedmont Hotel Brand. Sugar Corn worth 15c two days at per can Finest FulTCream Cheese on sale Monday and Tuesday-only at Oi per pound Cll ay's Teas Always Please Ridgways Teas are the very finest that come to America. Hot or iced. they are always delicious.

These Teas. are sold in Atlanta exclusively by the Rogers Stores. Three Blends Capital Household Blend pound tin 5Oc Five OClock Blend pound tin 700 Her Majesty's Blend pound tin 100 Half and quarter-lb. tins at proportionate prices. Wash Day Specials Fels Naptha Soap in cartons of 10 cakes Monday and Tuesday only carton OwU Less than carton 5c per cake.

Lenox Laundry Soap regular 5c cakes. at 3 cakes for 100 Sweet Maiden Toilet Soap regular 5c cakes. at 3 cakes for lOc The Best Ginger Ales No better linger Ale made in the world than RED ROCK and it is made in Atlanta. Our prices are Quart Bottles each lSc Per dozen 1 50. Pint-Bottles each 9c Per dozen 105.

If you prefer the imported Ginger Ale we have it Half pints. each Per dozen 200 ROGERS' STORESJ PURE FOOD corr AGERS I 1000 intain DANCING AT LUMINA presentschedule operatingCars At evening-and 3 00 J- th urt Iort I' ou one h. Taft thai Mad Imro ote 11 t. 13 ken. I lLU' TFO II" 11- 1 WohtflittOfl.

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e1 01 runicot ask. rerrI1IOOIfl or at I a I Inko 0 attack the er haolo taLlying 1' lc. I A Ij I I arn had I with lrel cnt at II. Hull W-omlnK. alr Fort RIV Kan'j ru' mod.

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t. rod ran fotty It. TO I IIh luo. 101. pO I ltr Otifliafl no uth d.

oumln i hi. one eu1I trouble 1.1 A Pt. TIt. year. ll F.

Iung atm I. optateS habit-forming lodng druggtgtg fo telltna Lboeatartt addlt' nal I I I I I I I St. I Sn Crocar I 150000 Ie ew I M. lco In- M. lco to.

I w. ye- I hellion. I i ralel. 0 the lghtJ i 1 they I I I I TTl TOW OS in'- s.nony- nttted te to perm 1 so The lnlt IState.1 I I the bord r. WARl I LIE An I oth no.

i lea 1er. I ay i I hIs men for attacking wOlllen and Campa' REBEL UEGIN MEXICAd That I. the Idne styling Zpgta. Carps tbo of contaIned tlye the they' i authOlale wtth exce tlon of Ma ro or h' aathorl In foelgn r. 1 document the mhassy comment ge 1 Sept mber 7.

ut natlon th home 38 curtoili. th passing who WH nur to th. recent tent night an would-be romnunt. vera u1 0 tl af'n'U I J. i denying tJl row OS or Pwell Jr nera 11 I hi.

hiis.g Indlvl htal. i a I li o'i atr IY i command tUr of I en I 500 YES or I un. I i i 4 0 0 1 Ao i I I asoau1l. a I Gal nevllle J. Frey Gainesville followed 1 I po' I or tl.

Two toe ere town Forsyth tJrot. I re. I b. ten term the to was as long-distance phone rush W. V.

v. Cr white thrd courtboueand pleaded we la. I PRI OCVEn Sp. I Bearing i I they' the. I character I L.

Dta of' martial Ia. to exist In that county" ordeted llle county. I ne. Seven re 0 I of lieu t2iord with safe-keep- inurr ctIon comman llng th oflice hi. By Q.

wlr ea F. with Go. cm I I Convi A See Its Ea" It. A 1 fJ7 EYe. I Every wit.

I how I IT" becau I cant I. wont Ble. IT La wrnce Drug Munn'l Drug dnt. 11 otO poelf 0 reo. ii 2.

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When Quality Is Highest i I otel Vegetable-all or 54c 4J 00 4 New-Arrivals Raspberry-Preserves in No2 real30c He value per Tuesday. only 2c tm Blends- for. on 3Se To ii ROCK-and. is are- 150. Pint.

Bottles it- each. 17c l36gg STORES 4 3 1 I. 4 2 4B' THE ATLANTA GASUNDAYSEPTEMBER8 1912 i Y- II III I NewYorkAmerlcanDentalParlors 324 ba L- I a a 1' i ithIUl rove ii ti1LtI ITV TI4S I DIC Ii itES. Th. totidlU000 11.

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recover- it 118 120 j.yf- 4X oII. I I tOprO. into ide. lutrouc by. TIREATEihIG Meal.

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of UZc a0 J4 lCOb 0 a 0 I i- 1 i 1 jt 1. 0 42tto 1 O00 07 ot. 00 ti Bt.g at i i I 0 ce les. I 5 tii5. they ave I.

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