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The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 7

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aZ4 3ff 5gP- 1 SVv ST1 f' i V' jr rs 7P iife gi iry fo heat of causes untold suffering and misery to thousands' women and children. occur on all sides from a dysentery chills diol aS rnprbus typhoid and other ieirsue in a great number of to impure water and' the sumption of unripe fruits by jttipse whose systems and stom- are not in a healthy condi- itldn The many ills that come during the. hot sultry weather can be avoided by keeping the body strong and healthy with Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey the great builder. If 411 were more careful to keep the system in a vigorous healthy condition the germs of these dis- eases could not obtain a foothold. Leading doctors.

agree that Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has no equal as a destroyer of poisonous germs in the body. It is indorsed by Clergymen of every faith nurses. and doctors of all schools as a positive cure for dyspepsia Indigestion nervous prostration all diseases of the throat and lungs every form of stomach trouble malaria chills fever and all run-down weakened diseased conditions of the body brain and muscle. It is a heart tonic. blood purifier and promoter of health and long life makes the old hale and hearty the young vigorous' and strong.

Tonic and Body Builder I have used Duffy's Pure Matt Whiskey many years as a tonic and body builder with the best results. My health is much improved. I am so pleased that I wish to let others know of this great medicine. Frank A. Shower Anniston Ala.

If weak and run down take a teaspoonful four times a day in half a glass of milk or water. BY MAIL PREPAID If you are- unable to secure Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey from the local druggist or dealer we have made special arrangements and will have shipped direct in plain case express prepaid to any address I Bottle for. zoo 4 Bottles for 380 6 Bottles for. 550 12 Bottles for 1000 On receipt of the price. Money may be sent by certified check.

post office order or express order to Dully Malt Whiskey Company. Rochester. X. V. Fullpar ticulars.

free medical booklet and advice nt on application. Ref- tmces Any Rochester Bank or Trust Co. Duns or Bradstreet's Agency. OILING FULTON ROADS ADVOCATED AT MEETING Beforethe county committee on public works of which County Commts. loner-E Carter is chairman there appeared yesterday morning a representative of a road oiling concern who Advocated the oiling of a number of Fulton county's well known speed- Ode of the principal roads considered WAS the Stewart avenue road.

whichhas become so popular now with UtotorMa. The Stewart avenue hill. famous for Us hill climbing car test. It located- on this road. Itla altogether probable the Question" of oiling the county roads wm Come up for discussion on Wedne- day.

when the Awrust Hng bt this j- board win he We have got to semethlng now to preserve our wen paved county roads said Comlmaaloner TUTm11 in discussing the oiling proposition. MAN. IS ELECTROCUTED. Trying to Extricate Wires Front Wheels of Vehicle. f- Glasgow Ky.

July Jl. Flea PowelL. A trail-known citizen was electrocuted lut Jlaht in the act of doing a- service i fo friends. He had extricated a i lausn telephone wire from the wheels fc or- vehicle In which were' two Glas gow men and In attempting to fasten ttto A telephone pole Powell placed the wire In contact with a. chain.

This completed the circuit And he was tamed to ath. Mi hand being qjbtamd. Powell leaves A family. Falls i Nab. July 3L The unususJ spectacle snow falling to July oc.

this city last night flurins so storm. which followed ex- hot day. The flakes fell inter- for nearly tea minutes. Th Block on msans onu1nvblsftuii rsshnssp and aood Tinf rey Will Sue ceed Him in Atlanta. W.

H. Tayloe. general passenger agent or the Southern railroad for year has been named IB general agent of the freight and passenger depart. ment for that system. With ad nar- ters at Denver.

Colorado. H. r. Carey. assistant general pa eager agent with this system with.

headquArter in Washington has been named general passenger agent to sue- Both of these announcements were coed Mr. Tayloe. received In. Atlanta. direct from Washington by 1.

S. B. Thompson assistant to the president of the Southern and are effective today August 1. These changes re of wore then' usual Interest to Atlanta In view of the tact both of these railroad men. now at the top of the ladder In their respective positions began their railroad career In Atlanta.

Mr. Tyloe who Is one or the best known railroad men in the country was formerly chief clerk to H. ilardwick. now passenger traffic manager. when he was assistant general passenger agent In Atlanta.

Mr. Tayloe was afterwards district passenger agent In Atlanta. then at Louisville and back here as assistant general passenger agent. from which office he was promoted to the position 1 general passenger agent at Washington. Located at Denver he wilt be in charge of all of the Southern's business on the Pacific slope.

H. F. Carey WM travelingJpassenger agent for the Southern. with head- quarters in Atlanta during the Spanish- American war. He was transferred to Macon and then to Jacksonville where he was made district passenger agent.

and thetf to Washington as chllef clerk In the tragic department then assistant general passenger agent. and now general WLlWleDser agent. Order eitbers. The order of the Southern Railway La as follows By Southern Railway executive or der. Effective August 1 1909.

Sir. V. H. Taylos. now general passenger agent.

win be transferred and appointed general agent of the pessenger and ht departments with head' quarters at 202 Railway Exchange Building. Denver. Colorado. Mr. Tayloe's many friends will be delighted to know that he has greatty Improved In health and on his recent visit to Washington he appeared entirely well.

The once of general agent at Denver. however being a very important one. Sir. Tayloe preferred to accept this opportunity to remain in Colorado for a longer period. Mr.

11. F. Gary who succeeds Mr. Tayloe as general passenger agent. la thirty-five years of age a native of Augusta.

and has been with the passenger department of the Southern railway for many years starting as stenographer and occupying various positions In the pUeqa department for several years past the position of assistant general passenger agent at Washington. Mr. C. A. Kline will be promoted enter clerk or Ute passenger department at Washington.

There will be no other changes in this department except the usual advancement and the lining up of the clerical forces. BETTERMENT Encouraging Annual Re- port Made' by President Hanson. That the Central of Georgia Railway' Company will at an early date begin the betterment of Its road was in dlcated at the meeting of the dire- tore or that corporation yesterday morning in the office of President 3. r. Hanson In the Candler building where It was announced that the dividends due on the' first second and third Income boo As would be devoted to the improvements In the system.

Despite the hard times of lat year. Major Hanson. WAS able to show that the net earnings of the Central were' 400000 better than for the year previous this. despite the falling oft of 240064 In the roe Income of this system for the year. This WAS brought about by the re ducUon in operating expenses of 160060 for the ye despite the fact 60003 more had been spent la main tenue than the r1T20u.

Tsar. The report showed a. total la gross earnings at UOJQUOW. compared with 1111702573 for last year. show- lug a- decrease for this year of $115216.41.

The operating expenses for this year were TSCiOSCSS compared with f- SlSmo or a decrease of I 58. 41JO. The Increase in net revenue a shown AS 342737114. Instead of paying Interest on the In come bonds with the Increase In earn. Ings.

3S278s WAS expended' for betterments and for the same purpose an Increase over last year of I was reserved. In addition to this taxes on the Western Railway of Alabama stock And stock of the- Charleston and Western Carolina railway wer paid. amounting torcver IMOOOp TI makes the report aiow UI road breaking eves Instead of the deficit otM JOS 1 Wiley fill. MgTs IS year Age. who.

wu. arrested yesterday. the. detectives believe thrr have captured. caused such genuine fear In At lanta several- months agc Hlll lrnt- 4d a 6p char re Df bf.

Utl another. assault withjn- tent murder Another 4 egro Hl Capture- wa effected- After a trio. ay Detectives PklUl a yoeim egr toy ot Age Jmade lunge at SpeelAl TV ETia ntonUast nIgkt at' ocioe while the latter WAS at tempting to. separate two negro women' A edJn Aj iigst ine alng- HUNK jifVjSl i rwr Claim Smith Husband. Spider Richardson Also Must Face Trial Same Charge.

Smith a Found Dead on RiiIroad Tracks. Rome. July 31 Special. LulA Smith who 1 recharged with elag- BIJ accomplice In the murder of her hus band Willis Smith. will be tried Mon.

day In Floyd superior court. Much interest is attached to the trial of the Smith woman and Spider Richardson. It is said that Lula Smith and Willis Smith had not been living together for several week prior to the finding of the wounded body of her husband lying across the Southern' tracks. And the tad that she and Spider were on- familiar terms. leads the officers to believe that the two assaulted him and then laid the body across the trades AS A ruse.

August 14th tickets good until August 31. Phones 100. Office II Peach- ree. i IP 0 TO MEET ATJUIE Sessions Will Start on Wednesday. it I Expected That Over Five Hundred Delegates From All Parts of the State Will Be in Attendance.

Washington Ga. July 31. Special. An roads will lead to Blue Ridge for the Baptist Young People of Georgia next week. The fifteenth annual convention of the state organization of B.

T. P. U. will be held at Blue Ridge Oa. commencing Wednesday.

August and continuing for three days. The Queen City of the Mountains" has made extensive arrangements for the entertainment or the convention hosts who will arrive five hundred strong. on Wednesday. Great interest attaches to the forthcoming event and It Is expected that every local organization In the state will be well represented. President C.

Norman. or Washington. who has headed the Georgia B. Y. P.

U. forces for the past tour years has Announced the program of the convention which Is as follows Wednesday Evening 7:45 Service Qt Song. Conducted by T. A. Henry Esq.

Convention Sermon Rev. D. W. Key. DD Washington Oa.

Welcome Address T. H. Crawford. Esq. Blue Ridge 0.

Response Rev. E. R. Pendeton. Coving ton.

Oa. Announcement of Committees. Adjournment. Thursday Morning Devotional G. P.

Leggett. Esq. Adel 0. Conference of Literature Rev. I.

J. Van Ness. DD Nashville. Tenn. Address The Lordship of Jesus In Our Faith" Rev.

3. D. Chapman. of Valdosta. GL Report of Executive Committee.

Adjournment. Thursday Afternoon Song service led by T. A. Henry. Ran.

Conference on Junior work. lion. John E. Ho we 11. of MoultrIe.

Oa. Thursday Night Song service conducted by T. A. Henrtr. ESQ.

Address. The Lordship of Jesus in Our Vocations. Hon. W. 3.

Northen. of Atlanta. Address. The Bible and Evangelism. Rev.

H. C. Buckholz. of Atlanta. Friday Morning Devotion Rev.

C. T. Williams of Rome. 01. Address.

The Lordship of Jesus In Our Avocations. Rev Ralph Bailey. of Sa vannh Address. The Lordship of Jesus in Our Church Life Rev. T.

3. Watts. corresponding secretary of B. Y. B.

U. Louisville Ky. Miscellaneous. Adjournment. Friday Afternoon Bong service.

Address. The Lordship of Jesus in Missions. Rev. T. B.

r. D. D. educational secretary of foreign mission board. Richmond.

Vs. Friday Night Soa service by T. A. Henry Esq. Address and stereoptl- con.

Dr. T. B. Ray of Richmond. Vs.

Closing. zotstSnetaoi etaoln etsot it nU1lton DOUBLE HEADING VALVE. Improvement on Air Break Invented by Atlantan. C. W.

Pry an employee of the Georgia Locomotive Works. has perfected An Invention which promises to creAte stir In railroad circles. It la an Improvement to the brake celled the doable valve. the principle which is that train line can be supplied with the same amount of all' in one-half the tint. that takes with the valve now in us So in in ordinary application of the brakes A tratu can be stopped twice quickly And In an emergency case a second application of the brakes can be made immediately alter the first one.

which is Impossible now. A test of the Invention was-made at the Georgia. Locomotive Works Which proved entirely successful. Patent' hat been Applied for At Washington And probable the Invention win be on the market within the next two' or three weeks. Yo Chicago and Return 1500.

Why Spend Your at the-Same Place Every Year August IttBj Ul W. ft A R. R. And c. a will sell trip ticketsif the following reduced.

rates. tickets good to return August 31 CINCINNATI 1100 DETROITIT 3300 100 109 reduced rAUsifVoni Rom AnntSnce- ment. Warden Moyer of the United States pnU ntlAry yesterday tttno to 4 the Appointment of captain Custlt Haiti- son. a. native Georgian at deputy warden successor to O1cC15utsry recently resigned.

Captain Harrison hu held An oUt. dl position-At the national prlsoi al most ataca that houa 3o custody for Uwbrakers wet opened. He beg hl work A guard bide la 002. Two years later he was given a promotion. and the year following was made captain Before accepting A position In the national prison service- CptsJ Haiti.

son had had a long. varied and etxen- sty. service In the United States army. Jn 17- he rillst in Troop I. Fifth United Stats.

cavalry and In WI honorably discharged A A sergeant. During his service he was awarded a sliver medal of honor for heroic conduct In rescuing from watery grave. several persona. Among- Captain Harrison's most valued possessions It a letter front the-secretary of the treasury touching thaf rescue work. A.

paragraph in that letter follows Your admirable eoolness and resolution which averted the loss of several lives and especially your heroic conduct in rushing back into the danger from which you had barely escaped 4e erve unqualified commendation. i Captain CUU Harrison Is related to the Harrison family of Atlanta and Georgia every one of whom made an excellent soldier during the war between the states while their descendants have all been reckoned among the best end mot progressive Georgians. Captain Custls Harrison's promotion brings to Julian A. Schqa the captaincy of watch. Mr.

Schoen has long been connected with th penitentiary and is considered by those la authority as a man of experience and ability. Mr. Schoen went to work at the federal prison in 02 after having mao an enviable record the regular army. sort ItemofInterest Miegtsg that a remit of as as sault made upon him on April 27. of this year.

on the Sand Town road he was laid us for three months. during which time he suffered great physical pain. 3. S. Martin has filed a suit against D.

F. Seyroore for 12100 for alleged physical Injuries. It Is alleged the petitioner that he was knock- senseless and greatly bruised and battered. The suit was tiled by Attot- neyW A. James.

klite. flsryas Jr left last mlfht for an extended trip through ie mountains of North Carolina. Svcoad Lltmttmmmt Chester P. XUI. son of Brigadier General Albert L.

Mm. commander of the department of the gulf recently graduated from the West Point Military academy. has een transfered from the Fourteenth cavalry. located At Cl1lckamua 0. Jy this transfer Lieutenant Mills Is placed In the department over which his father la commander.

He Is now In Atlanta visiting his parents on a furlough. The sosaty pHee rr ri lively time at Armour's early Saturday morn- ne. A number of shots were exchanged there among negroes. It is Alleged. And several were cut during the senerat tight said to have taken place.

The officers are of the opinion that the disturbance was caused by the close proximity of a blind tiger. TIoe sHy sseettv eitte will meeting Monday It 1:30 o'clock to make arrangements for the city primary which ooours in September. The meeting will be held in the cuncll chamber. The regular mg of tamp Vita Anderson. No.

1456 U. C. V. will be held Tuesday night. August at Judge RilleYs court room 41i4 Decatur street.

Members re requested to attend as the election of officers and other important business to transact. TIN om has bees re estd to publish the following notice The relatives and friends are cordially in vited to the Parker Reunion which will be held August 6. at Brushing Knob in Henry County. Tkt Filth Ward tpreveseeat Cl will meet Tuesday evening at o'clock in the Primitive Baptist church on Kennedy street. The meeting has been.

called by Chairman Blackstock and it Is believed that candidates for council and the aldermanlo board from the fifth ward will be named. Officer the Asrtea Asstaac. Association with offices At 711 Gould building wish It understood that thy are in no truoble with the state Insurance department. They have suf fend some embarrassment due to th action of the Insurance commissioner In revoking the license of A company with name very similar to theirs. They wish It understood the Len- erlcau Auraace association has complied with all the requirements the state department and that.

the corn- pu whose license baa beta revoked Is la no way connected with n. Dr. O. Brawktnk wiM of the city during the month of Au. gust.

His pulpit At the Baptist Tabernacle will Ailed SuDU by Dr. W. 1. Plckard. of Savannah.

G. Dr. Pickard will Also conduct the lrte2ay night prAyer matting rare at Kingston. Kingston. Os- July Jl.

fipeolaL The residence of 3. 7. Hargtg of this place was totally destroyed by fir this nr1Jl2 about nine o'clock. Th origin of the Ore La unknown. Trusty Breaks Jail.

Columbus. Os July Sl gpsdAl. George Greens. A- young white mAn WAS arrested here today tar JIl breaking At Upeliks. Ala.

WAS A trusty there od glves the. novel excuse that lie nred out that be had served aj his untno end so oiulstiy left returning to his borne her GUARANTEED WHISKIES wilt ship xynsi we Tia AntMlBg sAtlsfaction. et. Money funded. Any ef the wklakie listed bi low 4 ttAfWriectWn Tf 4 qU Golden Seal Sty 4jj 4' qis.

ton i Mt. Corn Os Product SAKirdays- Woodb Tyi JUr- ia ryHAil jl fest. MfM4f rta4tttM. Aii 9 ipvy KK jfvsS i ftiMri iv5Mit 3 sw Aa8 eSw TS3St I ff 1 I im BX KlJM V- s5-5rr Uttering Spectacle. and.

General. fwill come King Wamba ofOId Toledo pin. upoahU Fira AUa1 Vi to Toledo Ohio. 1 Toledo's First Home-Coming Week and for all Night and a tflau of Bunting by Jay. BwfS and Entrancing VenetZv Night on' the River.

THIS IN A NORTHERN CITY FAMOUS FOR ITS DELIGHTFUL CLIMATE GOOD HOTELS LOW EXCURSION RATES FROM AND EASY ACCESS BY RAILWAY STEAM. SHIP AND TROLLEY LINES. ALL POINTS. MA Vay Abode Everything" Used for' medicinal purposes or as a beverage Lewis 66 Rye is tic purest whiskey obtainable because it is the clean- est of fusel oil. 1 consider a fuselfree whiskey far preferable front a medicinal standpoint to a wlthksy which contains fuse ofl.

Virgil Coblenb ProI. oF Chemistry Columbia University. Lewis 66 Rye it a palatable blend of guaranteed absolutely pure whi 3e Ca of four full quart. 5. express prepaid.

FOR SALE BY All Leading Mail Order Houses in Jacksonville and Pensacola Strauu Pritz Co. 0 HOT Saturday August 14th- Vacation trips will be mighty cheap on thatqay from Binninghatn vidMemph vii Rock Island-Frisco Line the uuIl low fare Summer rates will be chopped way down about half the uwal price and I than otoe- way ru. Tickets will. be good on any of the hit trains of the ROCK ISLAND-FRISCO LINES isBSMSMHSSSaSSSS BSBSlBS MBBSiaMMBSBVS BlB iMSSSSBSSMSMMSsMBslSMBB BB BS and wiflrcarry all the privileges of the full fare tTckett. Look at these fares can you resist.

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not 0X11d1fl ten days showed ifain Ibnit oftckes it Memphis 8tLiwi anJ Kaii. both direcVonL i- Planyourtrlpnowthig will be theon. bopormot thos dier cTie vaation trip A TLruzh1hp6g Cars tSt lash ais a c.i..a.- i yi r4.

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