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I man diseases HUMORS ENT THE BLOOD When the blood is pure, fresh and healthy, the skin will baaoit, smooth ad free from blemishes, but when some acid humor takes root in the ctrcu wjon its presence is manifested by a skin eruption or disease. These humors get into the blood; generally because of an inactive or sluggish condition of the members of the body whose duty it is to collect and carry of the waste and refuse matter of the system. This unhealthy matter is left sour and ferment and soon the circulation becomes charged with the acid I orison. The blood begins to throw off the humors and acids through the lores and glands of the skin, producing Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum and skin eruptions of various kinds. Eczema appears, usually with a slight redness of the skin followed by pustules from which there flows a stickv fluid that dries and forms a crust, and the itching is intense.

It is generally on the back, breast, face, arms and legs, though other parts of the body may be affected. In Tetter the skin dries, cracks and bleeds; the acid in the blood dries up the natural oils of the skin, which are intended to keep it soft and pliant, causing a dry, feverish condition and giving it a hard, leathery appearance. Acne makes its appearance on the lace ft the form of pimples and black heads, while Psorissis comes in scaly patches on differ Jure 1 ent of the body One of the worst 'ohm of skin trouble is Salt Rheum; JSfm from which aowad a its favorite point of attack is the scalp, sometimes causing baldness. Poison Oak the was left raw aa a piece and Ivy are also disagreeable types of skin atfiolad? disease. The humor producing the trouble lies dormant in the blood through the Winter to break out and torment the Stockmen, Neb.

S.S.S. treatment for all skin diseases is S. S. S. It neutralises the acids and removes the humors so that the akin instead of being irritated', and diseased, is nourished by a supply of fresh, healthy blood.

External applications of washes, lotions, etc. PURELY VEGETABE soothe the itching caused by skin affections, can never cure the trouble because they do not reach the blood. S. S. S.

down into the circulation end forces out every particle of foreign matter and restores the blood to its normal, pure condition, thereby permanently curing every form of akin affection. Book on Skin Diseases and any medical advice desired sent free to all who write. S. S. S.

is for sale at all first class drug stores. THE WWtFT SPECIFIC ATIAMTA, OA. VANDY'S GREAT VICTORY WILL LIVE IN HISTORY By ALEX LYNN. THE Vanderbilt Carlisle Indian game In Nashville on Thursday last will go down in history ins the reat eat ever played on a southern gridiron, looking at the battle from every standpoint Nothing is absolutely perfect, and, of course, a game of that length and fierceness la sure to turn up a few errors, in Judgment as well as in play, and a few of both varieties were, seen in the famous fight on Dudley field. As far as play is concerned, the bobbles were in the nature of fumbles, some In receiving punts and others in general scrimmage, and it appeared that the elevens came off just about even in "the judging from the results of the said fumbles.

Commodores Were the Goods. The Commodores played rings around their strong eastern opponents without doubt. The score and a study of the gates made show that Bob Blake's ability to outpunt the famous Mount Pleasant of the Indian back (laid on out for the Commodores, though it is true, that the boot which resulted in Vandy's four points was from an easier vantage place than were the Redskins' attempts. Mount Pleasant's boots went far wide of posts, and Blake's successful one was a beauty. The Vandy foot artist had less chances to kick than his Indian rival, but came out ahead, and.

luckily for his team, landed one. Blake's last attempt at goal went so close to the mark that all of the spectators thought that the Commodores had increased the count to 8 points. It was hard luck for Blake to lose out there, for the effort was an excellent one and so narrowly missed mak whole fight was to keep the Indian? away from goal kicking dlstarxe and she succeeded most admirably. After the first five minutes of play In the first half Carlisle never had a look in, and it was in the last number that Vandy really got a score. And not without reason, for the with the score against them, were making a desperate fight to gain prestige.

Great Forward Pass Work. While there are not many teams that have mastered the forward pass proposition, ihe Indians seemed to have turned the trick, judging from their wors against Vandy. One was a triple pass that went off like clockwork, and a prettier play has never been witnessed on a gridiron. It is the opinion of experts that it will require several years for the teams to get wise to the new features of the game made at the authorship of the rules committee, and it that is the Indians have It on the whole bunch in that Important factor, the forward pass. After the others learn how the Indians will have several years' advantage, for It la believed that the pass was worked well enough Thursday to demonstrate the helghth of Its effectiveness.

Vanderbilt was stung In that department The Indian ends were impassable, and that Is another place where Carlisle Is stronger. The Commodores could not do a bit of business on plain end runs and around end, the placid looking Bed skin ends killing everything that blew their way. However, a feature of the play that almost as startling as the score itself was the Vanderbilt backs' ability lo tear through the opposing line. Mauler is a good man and who Is sure to be placed on an all southern eleven at his position of fullback, but his good gains through the line were of the highest spectacular order. Chorn also worked nice gains over tackle and carried Indians, ball and ail for 5 yards at a clip, ah of the Vendertatu team wwsi tney naa to me to btmrtoe strong opposition, but Costen at quarter shone brilliantly throughout the contest There were many exchanges of punts, and in nearly every instance be waa on hand when they dropped.

When Blake booted the ball out of danger, Costen gathered in the Redskin as he gathered In the ball. A respectable come oaca was a rare thing, although, course, on more than one occasion bers of each team succeeding in running ior pretty xair distances. Tackled on Fair Catch. One remarkable thing about the game, and one that could not be readily understood, happened twice when Costen got under Indian punts. Raising his nana In signal for a fair catch and heeling, the plucky little quarter would naturally stand as he was.

and the Indians On anyway and tackled him. This cosi them a loss of 30 yards during the afternoon. Why the Redmen violated thli rule cannot be understood, unless they were coming so hard that they could see what kind of action was taking place. The worn of the entire Vanderbilt waa surprising, and at the same time thrilling to the vast crowd. Vandy's great work, unexpected as It was, came as a bolt from a clear sky, and spectators were dumfounded throughout but the climax of all this came the whistle sounded the end of the game and the victory wont to the souths great est team.

The Indians were generally conceded to be winners, and it seemed dream that couldn't be true when tl Commodores marched off the field with prestige unknown before to a Dixie ag gregation. Blue Ribbon is a pure beer. rich in the food extractives of Pabst BEATEN exclusive eight day malt and the tonic properties of choicest imported hops. It i BY SOUS OF ELL Continued from Two. With the a 6 to 0.

Har put the tell out of danger WW PUNTING DUT5L FOUGHT early or aacotfD half first part of the second bait resolved itself into a punting dual between Burr and Veefiar. From then on the outcome seemed oertain. Tata, With new players, put fresh life "into her team and. In the last five of the half there was a march down the field. This betas with Foeter'i fumble which Forbes took advantage of.

From man on it was a eaaa of smashing Into the Harvard until Parker, replaced by Eraser, Showed that Tale had found the weak place, Hush after rush swept the Harvard team back foot by foot until the ball rested on bar IB yard Una. Tale waa mo vine a battering ram and another louch down apparently was prevented by I the The game was attended by all the Interesting incidents which have become a part of It Not a seat was vacant and at the gate a few stray tickets, brought phenomenal prices, one pair changing at 660. The Harvard stands at the opening cheered Tale and Captain Horse and the opposite side returned in full measure this compliment. At the close of the game the remarkable scene was witnessed of the jubilant Tale hosts standing bareheaded for fif teen minutes In front of the Harvard alternately cheering and singing to the crimson, and the latter In turn responding in a like manner. before has she turned it Into an ovation, an Incident which will temper the harsh feeling which seemed to hare been aroused by reports of acrimony In the selection of game officials.

MERCER BEATEN BY HEAYY COUNT Continued from Fage Two. first two points of the game, Mallory being thrown for a safety. After tms came downs and the second team wound up the naif In glorious fashion with the score of 24 to 0. The prettiest play of Che Ualf was Hill's punt to Jarvis from Mercer's 50 yard line, the Tech left going 30 yards for a touchdown after flagging the ball Throughout the half the klde were, successful in the forward pass and outside kicks made an altogether wonderful showing. The second men had made two more touchdowns before the regulars took up the burden, and the Tellow Jackets, in easy going.

Increased the count to S3 points in the remaining twelve minutes Shaw, of Mercer, is of the mainstays and worked most of she last half with a badly Injured ankle. His hurt was one of the two that required any taking out of time worth rtention 7Z, Contest being a very cleanly played one. if nothing else. iM TECH. Plttard and 1 and right Hill and Bweet right Bnyder and left and Monroe.

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Mallory and Davlea haK Loftin MCLionneii and Seonner and High tower, Stout and fullback 8haw Touchdowns. Jarvis, McDonnell. Stout 2, Hill. McCarty, W. Bmltto 2, Monroe Davles.

Goals from touchdowns. Smith, Brown 2. McCarty. Safety. Mallory.

Referee. Donaid. Pennsylvania. Um pire, Simmons. Head linesman, Moore.

Linesmen. Amorous, of Tech, and Abel, of Mercer. Timers, McCarty, of Teen and Brown, of Mercer. Time of halves 20 minutes. $2.65 to Macon, and Re turn, via Central of Georgia Railway.

Account Athens Auburn football game Macon, the Central of Georgia ralrwai will sell tickets at above rata for its 4 o'clock train, afternoon November 28, and for all trains November 29; final limit Morning train leaves Atlanta a. W. H. FOOQ, D. P.

A. OsDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1900. Murray Hill WHIAKPY RARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. For good reasons I will sell an established business, on a main street, in center of city, including long lease on large building. Business is now clearing more than $100.00 a week.

This is a rare opportunity. Write at once, addressing OPPORTUNITY, P. O. Box 301, Atlanta, Ga. Corner Connally and Fulton A level corner lot, 120x120, running back to 10 foot alley in rear; price $1,500.

This property is in 15 minutes walk of the Century building; it could be improved to pay a big percentage. Forrest A George Adair. NORTH SIDE LOT Piedmont avenue, between Fourth and Fifth streets, vacant lot, 60x195 feet to an alley; east front. This lot is second to none when location and neighborhood is con sidered, if vou want to set a maximum of value and de sirability for a minimum mice, call in Derson and inauire for this lot. For a few days only, we are authorized to satisfy the "bargain seekers." (Jail for our Kent ana Sale Bulletin.

S. B. TUBMAN A CO. SKeSftg' MOUNTAIN BOYS PLAY R. E.

LEE E. Lee will play Stone Mountain or the championship of the Prep of Georgia at Piedmont park at o'clock Thanksgiving morning, as Gordon cancelled Cor reasons unknown. tain. e. Lee i be played with tSone Moun goal naan't been crossed season.

The eleven defeated the leys' High school 40 to 0. Locust Grove ntnn. Mountain defeated Tech scrubs 19 to 0. Locust Glove 10 to 4. The team iw.

uoin expwi win by fast referee; Sloley, of Vandy, will umpire. 1 nomas ton. Ga, the home of R. E. Lee, is proud of their team, and will send fOO to rooe R.

E. Lee to victory. SEE OUR OPERA GLASSES Before you purchase; best prices, tersest Une aad finest variety at Jdi L. Moore ft Sensr. 48 K.

Broad at Prudential BuikKna. sun wed Rome. November An explosion ot a firecracker today near the church of K. Andrea Delia Valle. which was msue famous by Bardou in "La Toaca." caused some excitement, and the spread of all kinds of ESTES 706 Peters Building.

Atlanta Phone 244. ON Oak street. beautiful 6 room cot tage, on lot 60x188. that will make model home. Ali r.i.o S2.600; teiua 8 KOOM cottage on Grant street, lot 50x150.

near Mill edge avenue; can be sold for S3.25C lor cash. This a bar ir.v sln.ent Price 11.500 rooms and hai griny cottag of three lot 50x200 at Forest VALUABLE HENRY COUNTY FARM FOR SALE. balance in good state of cuitl vation. r. welll ns built 5 barn, stables and good tenant convenient to four churches, mile from high school; has two fine wells of water.

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B. HARREL, 306 ATLANTA, GEORGIA. LARGE FARM AT A BARGAIN. 1,012 acres in Troup county, near LaGrange, At lanta and West Point railroad runs through this property, station on the place, 300 acres in cultivation, 100 acres in original timber, 500 acres second growth oak, hickory, ash, gum and pine. enough timber on the place to pay it; rented this year for twenty bales of cot ton; could easily be increas ed to 35; has six three room tenement houses.

This prop erty is offered for sale at a sacrifice price owners hav ing made up their minds to sell, and if you want some thing good that is obliged to enhance in value, and that will pay a good interest, see about this at once. Can ar range terms to satisfy party. THOMAS W. JACKSON, Fourth Natl Bank Atlanta, Ga. E.

L. MORSE, 1114 Fourth National Bank NEW STORE and 3 rooms, connected. with new 8 room house; close to Marietta street; I2S feet front, extending hack to another street. Price $2 750. the store and three rooms for Si.2So' and 6 room house for SI.

BOO: one half cash, with 7 per eent Interest monthly POWELL ltesjiKirkwood ave. lot 50X140; sewer, eaiir, gas ana walks laid. EAST PINE near Jackson 8 room; large lot; all conveniences. Can get immediate possession. 85,000: SI.

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TERMS TO SUIT YOU. 1 5 piece mahogany parlor suit S25.0O oak sideboard I4.SO 1 S25 oak combination book case. 12.50 S20 9X12 Brussels art squares 0.75 i 8x12 Axminster rug I7.BO i $40 Daveport bed 25.60 4 S55 3 piece oak 24.00 quartered oak hat rack 12.50 1 S40 mahogany buffet 17.50 Ladies' oak writing desks from SS up "A 30, 40 and 60c matting at per I 30 pound cotton mattress S2 SI2 willow rockers for 5.00 Full else Iron beds worth 56, for. 2.S8 ropuiar as springs to lit tnem We have a full line of lace curtains portlers. furniture for your parlor, 3 ing room, bedroom and kitchen.

Our prices are right. We can make terms to 1 suit vour nurae fame in and i.l. i before buying anything in house furnish D. ZABAN SON, 20 W. Mitchell St.

I V. CHELENA, Real Estate, 222 223 Century Bunding, Phones 5560. NORTH SIDE. N. Brand new 10 ner; modern; S2.000 ball easy; 87,000.

ANOIER Modern r. cottage, r. comer home on ly 4 years old; pick up; 15.600. modern cottage, on lot. JACKSON" 8T.

Brand new 10 r. en WEST PEACHTRRR Tvi, KiWMM. front, near Sixth itmt a irU jiuw ironi root; owner lesvlng city, will 3 i ran. see rae 'i S0UTO SIDE. all conveniences: easy term; S2.71 BOOYLE8 Here's an unusual opportunity: cot a Iff onl 9 nm old: all barn In rear, on lot rented for month; lot aatoining the business: $650 cash, balance I month.

Bee me early Monday; WEST EOT. OAK. ST. r. cottage; only 12 656.

LEE r. 2 story, east front, nice borne: terms; 66.860. INVESTMENT PROP 1 ERTY. vufE Three new double 6 r. negri rented for 637.80: owner must 6500 cash; balance very easy.

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