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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS, TLK8HAT, reBBl'ABT I- tM. DO YOU GET UP WITH k LAME BACK? HAVE YOU RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY, LIVER OR BLADDER TROUBLE? To Prove What Swamp-Root, the Great Kidney, Liver and Bladder Remedy, will do for YOU, all our Readers May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free i by Mail. ACCEPTS lUM SITE; WILL BEGIN Pgtn or dull xclw In !h* bark U un mistakable evidence of kidney trouble. It It Nature's timely warning to show you that the track of health Is not clear. It these danger signals are unheeded, more serious results are often sure to follow: Bright’s disease, which Is the worst form ot kidney trouble, may steal upon you. Jhe mild and 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 da of the mast distressing If you need a medicine, you should have the beet. A thorough trial will convince any one. LAME BACK. Lame back la only one of many •ymptoma of kidney trouble. Other gjrmstomi showing that you nSed one-dollar alas belli Swamp-Root art. being obliged to pass everywhere. Don't make any mlstaka. water often during the day and to get hut remember the name, Hwamp-Rnnt, my times during the night. In- Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad- to hold yhur urine, smarting or dress. RlnghdfiiTot^ Jf Y, on every tnpgitrmg, WICK-dust of aed- bptfle. EDITORIAL NOTE.—In order to prove - tbs wonderful merits of Swamp- Root you may have a sample bottle and h book of valuable Information, both sent absolutely free by moll. The book contain! many of tha thousands upon thousands ot testimonial letters received from men and women who found Swamp-Root to be Just the remedy they needed. The value and success of Swamp-Root are so well known that our renders nre advised to send for a sample bottle. In sending your address to Dr. Kilmer A Co., Binghamton, N. Y, be cure to eay you read this generous offer In the Atlanta Georgian and News The genuineness ot this offer Is guaranteed. Intent In the urine, catarrh of the blad der. uric arid, occasional headache, dlaalneaa, poor digestion, sleeplessness, nervousness, somsttmss the heart acts badly, rheumatism, blotting, Irritabili ty, womout feeling, tack of ambition, loaa of Utah, sallow complexion. If your watar, when allowed to re main undisturbed tn a glass or bottle for twenty-four hours, forms a sedi ment or settling, or has a cloudy ap pearance, It Is also evidence that your kidneys and bladder need Immediate attention. In taking Hwamp-Root you afford natural help to Nature, for Bwamp- Ro»t Is the most perfect healsr and gentle aid to the kidneys that baa yet been discovered. If you are already convinced that Htvamp-Root Is whpt yon need, you After considerable dlernieton. both on the part of urinlwro of tho Htlerus' commit, tee of twenty-lire and of eouneil, tho Bust formality that stood in the way of su audi torium armory was assented Monday after noon. This formality was Ike acceptance by council of the (lllmsr-t'oortlsad site, seleet- rd by tin-Joint committees, and tbe dost voiles of 171,000 far tbe purpose of psylua for this site sad for beginning the work right jwny. The cost of tbe Tot, II *«• tnnntraml, 'Wir IMI3, wheu tli# matter »«nir no, Counnlinsn Terrell offered m a antMtitut* that the Walker affect school fit# ti# rltvwn- lit* ■poke ft great length on tbli suld«*«i. lie and <'drtinollmaa liosklii voted favorably, tbe other* adversely an tbfi substitute. When tbe vote on tbe Ulltetr-Courtland ■Itr wee pat. there wasn't a dissenting voire. The eltlsena who were beard l»jr council, and who advocated tbe auditorium* armory.wdre J. J. Hpakllnir. Jstuea U. Gray, flifk Howell. Judge I/. D. Illlljar and. II. V. Maddox. WITNESSES CALLED TO PROVE SHOOTING HAD BEEN PROVOKED (pertnl lo Tbe Georgina. Homo, Qs,. Keb. S.—Thn cane of Bub art Tlppen, who Is charged with the murder of Charlie Coflejd, wsn called yesterday morning tn superior court. It will be remembered that Tlppen shot Colteld at a dance In tdndnle last November, from the effects of which he died In a few days. The state tvns represented by Solicitor \V. II. Ennis and his assistant, Walter B. Bhaw. The defense was defended by Henborn and Barry Wright and Marcus B. Eu banks. The greater portion of the morning was spent In drawing tha. Jury. The state made out a prims facie case, proving the killing and by whom th< shots were fired that caused Cofleld's death. The testimony for the defense doveloped that all the parties had been lo a show which waa followed by it dance. It seems that once before on the evening Cofleld ran Into Tlppen while he was dhnclng with a young la dy and offered no apology. Later he The Cough of Consumption Yonr doctor will tell you that fresh sir and good food are the real cure* for consumption. But often the cough la very hard. Hence, we suggest that you ask your doctor about Ayers cheny Pectoral. It quiets tbe cough, heals the inflamed membranes. ^XSSSSSS lgflSSfc NO JEERS FOR MRS. NA 7/ON; A UDJEN CE GAVE A 7 7 ENT ION If Mr* Carry A. Nation 1* regarded a* a Joke the audience that heard her at El Dorado theater .Monday night didn't show It. There were no Jeer* for her even from the gallery godi*. Instead there ware deafening applause and cheers. When Mrs. Nation came upon the Stage between the fourth and fifth acts of ‘Ten Nights In a Barroom" she wan cheered. She didn't seem to notice It. 8h« wan anxious to carry out her ml*- Mon at she see* It. and spread the gun. palJuid tell of tho evils of the liquor traffic, *•* !—i When she said there were other nu- dlances besides those which heard Rev. Dr. Len G. Broughton, there were pro longed cheers. When she said she preached and talked where there were aouls to save nnd that she Ashed where there were Ash to catch there were still more cheer*. This was In reply In what Dr. Broughton had said about her. She didn't roast Dr. Broughton, ller reply w#a dignified, but effective. She said the physician doesn’t attend the well man; his business was to see the sick Bo the talked to people who needed to hoar what she had to say. Possibly all of the Mr audience ex cept a very few had never seen Mr'* Nation. All they knew was what they had read of n saloon smasher Instead of it Aery terror with u hatchet In one hand and a paving stone In the other, they saw a kindly old Indy who talked earnestly nud sincerely. They listened to her every word. She was not Inter rupted once, on the contrary there was an unusual quiet In the house a** her clear voice penetrated to every ear ner. Mixed as that audience was. It was all of the same mind when It came to giving .Mrs. Nation a respectful and ! attentive hearing. And that her remarks were appre-1 dated was fully demonstrated by the ; rousing Interruptions In the way if cheering approval It woe n distinctly favorable Impression she made on the audience. Many a man must have left feeling the better for having heard what this suffering old lady had to say. Khe urged the mrn to get hatchets m their hands In the *hti>c of ballots against the saloons al the polls, nnd she wits cheered for saying so. So when she concluded her‘talk and walked with a Arm and brisk step from the stage there were continued cheers until “ht* appeared again anti bowed and these cheers continued until she appeared again nnd recites! a stnnsa of a poem showing the evil of liquor For once again .Mrs. Nation had made a hit - this time not with u |m\lng stone or a hatchet used some very ibtrelve~1«iftt&gt* T Tlppen nnd advanced on. him with a drawn knife. Tlppen retreated a short distance all the time asking Cofleld to aloft then Cofleld caught hold of Tip- pen and atruck at him and about this time the ahote were Ared. Cofleld fell, pulling Tlppen almoet to the floor. Tip- pen pulled loot# from Cofleld and left the building. The defense called a number of wit nesses to testify as to the good charac ter of the defendant. The court then adjourned until to day. HUGHES DISCHARGES CAPITOL OFFICIALS Albany. N. T., Feb C —The pererap- tory dlsmlaaal of Richard O'Brien. of t'hautawiua, sol In* deputy superin tendent of public bulldlncs. and Jam** Johnston, of Albany, chief cnslnter of the department, a reaolutlon requiring Elmer Blair, chief clerk of the deport ment of public building*, to dispose within sixty days of hla ont-thlrd In terest In n corporation, whose appara tus naa been used in the hotter house, and another resolution dsrlarln* that no state employes should be Interested In any transaction with the etata, am the Immediate results announced last night ot the Investigation by the trus tees of nubile buildings Into the con duct nf the state department ot public bulldlncs. Pnrle. Keb. B.—Daniel Oalrla, the phi lanthropist. Is dead. In lsyo he presented Mnlmalson. the residence of Empress Josephine front ITSU until her death In ISM. to the French nation. M. Osiris spent a large rum of money In restoring Maltnalson. Voting fer Stack Law. Special lo The Georgian. Decatur, Ala. Feb. B.—The farmer* of Morgan county arc becoming more and more In favor of the stock law. Klcrttons on the question of the stock law have Jus! I veto) held In two pre cincts of tho county, Shady Grove and (ink Ridge, nnd carried In both. SIX CANDIDATES OFFER HOME MI88ION SOCIETY FOR AUDITOR'S PLACE. ORGANIZED AT LOGANVILLE. 8pedal to The Georgian. Greenville. 8. l\. Feb. 5 A primary for the election of auditor t.» ill! the vacancy caused by the death of Audit or-elect Hughes, hue been (interval for February 28. It 1* understood there will be at leant six candidate* In tho field. The death of Mr. Ilughca wa* pe culiarly Mil. He wan a Confederate •oldler. and had been a hard-working man all hi* life, fighting the battle of poverty, a cripple, having lo*t a log at Malvern HU'. Last fall he wa* elected In a good majority, and It !* thought by many paople that the great Joy of hi- success caused heart trouble, which resulted In hla death. 5peels I to The Gcorglnn. leoganvtllc, tin., Feb Mr*. Mar garet Kent Strong, of Duluth, dlwtrlct secretary of the Atlanta dlntrlct Wom an* Home MtRslon Society, *pent Sun day ht re In the Interest 'of ml**ton*. She made a fine address ami a strong appeal In behalf of woman's work for women. In the afternoon "he organ- lied a nucleiy with the following offi cer!*: Mr* \V. 1. Floyd, president. Mr*. Noti\ Sim*. tlr*t vice president. Mr*. W A Rennett. second vice presi dent. Mr*. W. F Robinson. thiid vice president. Mrs. Ilattle ljihdrum, secre ting. .Mi** Dot Rookntore, treasurer. Ml** Anna Butler, corresponding *»•*■• tetnry. Nursing Mothers and Orer-burdened Women In all station) of llfo, whom vigor and vitality mty have hern undermined xml broken • down by over - work, exacting nodal dullM. tha too frequent bearing ot children, or other cause), will find in Dr. Pierce') Favorite Prescription the most potent. Invigorating restorative strength- glver ever devised for their ipedal bene fit. Nunlng-aotherx wtHJtnd It eapedal- ly valuable IK sustaining lMr strength and promoting'vt dkundant nourishment for the child. ivswcianC supMtrrs too will And it a prlcelcsa'ta*sSWd*e3Wc tbe intern for baby'a coming and lYMjrlng the ordeal comparatively palnleaT* ji I ‘"JjglT WTi "f t°ntflU3!» suffer from frequent headache*, back ache, dragglng-aown distress low down abdomen, or from painful or Irrac- ... ■—; or dla- ... dlixy or faint spells, see Imaginary specks or spot! floating before eyes, have disagreeable, pelvic catarrhal drain, prolapsus, ante- version or rctro-verslon or other displace ments ot womanly organa from weakness ot parts will, whether they experience many or only a few of the above symp toms, And relief anti a permanent cure by . } a | r |y prrsistantly Vehicles aed firm fall V. J. OIHET IMH.EMEIT CO, Jsbbart: 81 >o. Forsyth 8L, Atlanta. Ga. TALKWITHATTOflNEY OF APPEAL HEARING Special to The Georgian. Macon. Ga., Feb. 6.—Alexander A. Lawrence, of Savannah, a member of the law flrm of Osborne Sc laarrence, was In Macon yesterday, conferring with Messrs. Greene and Gaynor, who are confined In the Illbb county Jail, concerning several points In their cose which t* to come up before the circuit court of appeal* In New Orleans next month. Malaria Causes Lots of Appetite. The Old Stamlnnl, Grove’s Tasteless fhlll Tonic, drives ^out malaria and builds up the system. Bold by all dealers for 27 years. Price 50 cent*. “DIDN’T GIVE TIPS,” SAYS SEO’Y SHAW New' York, Feb. 8.—While Secretary of the Treasury Hhaw wras In the city yesterday hla Attention was called to a statement that Secretary Cortelyou U to reorganise the treasury depart ment from top to bottom. Me said: "Some Washington correspondent must have learned something of what Is already being done, for 1 announced In a cabinet meeting a week or more ago that tbg reorganisation ot tha bookkeeping system In the department was in progress and congratulated my successor that he would be able to aee its consummation. "The other Intimation that certain fl n it in* Ih 1 In tere* ta *have received ud Yun . tagcouR Tips' from the departmom both false nnd gratuitous. ”! did not receive my appointment at the request of any financial Interest, nor have the plans of the treasury' de partment during the five years of my Incumbency been controlled by the ad- vlcs of any one Interest or by ull In- tercNtn combined, nnd node of them have known in advance what xvas to bo* don*.” JUDGE DODflENBERRY ADDRESSES MEETING FOR Petition* Are Circulated to Force an Election on Whisky Imue. dpeclal to Tbe Georgian. Bulnbrldge, da.. Feb. (.—Tbe cam paign against the saloons and tha sola nf whlabr In Decatur county, which yqip iaunakad sevsral d«y» ago, to waxing warmer every day. Both aides art organlxlng and preparing for a hot light to the finish. During tho nut week both aids* have hold mom meet ings, and on tho otreot Comoro and everywhere that two or throe men got together the question la warmly dli cuaaod. Those favorable to tho ealo of wbla ky In open saloons claim that tho city would looo n largo revenue end that taxes would Inevitably bo higher. They also argue that tho business of the city would suffer an lirotrlevabls loaa, as the people of the surrounding county would no longer come to Balnbrtdge to trade: bnt would go to towns where liquor' la' sold or. would trade at the smaller towns ih the county. The prohibitionists claim that the business of the city as well as the mor ale would be greatly benefited if tbe sale of whisky Is prohibited. They have secured statements from business men In nearby towns which are ''dry" to substantiate their olnlma. Both tides are at work In the eur lundlng county, but the light at pres ent seems to be principally In Baln brtdge. Judge B. A. Roddenberry, of Thomas. vlUc, yesterday addressed the people In the court house In the Interest of pro hibition. The court room was taxed la Its utmost capacity to accommodate the crowd. Judge Roddenberry wee In terrupted several times by applause, nnd much enthusiasm was manifested. He read signed statements of the tax collector, tax receiver and the county treasurer of Thomas county allowing sole of will that the county Is In better financial ondltlon now than aver before. The prohibitionists are still circulat ing petitions calling for an election and It In thought that the election will be called at an early date and will be held some time In March. YOUNG MAX IS HELD ON LARCENY CHARGE 8p«*'lnl to Th# (Iporgtia. Macon, Ga., Feb. 5.—More arrests h&ve been made In the wholesale ovsr- coat stealing ruse which the police have been working on during the paat week, and It now begins to look as though there was a regular gang of coat lift ers operating iu Macon. Marcu* Hlrdsong. n young white man, was arrested yesterday by Deputy Tom Jnne*. charged with stealing . • coat, the property of a student attend ing the Stanly Business College. When the arrest was made tbe coat was found in the young man’s house, and when questioned by the officer about the mnt, the young man stated that he had given a dollar for ft to a stranger on Saturdny. Tudge t’lihanlss found Birdsong over the city court on the charge of lar ceny. HI* bond wdm fixed at $200. The officers have their eye* on sev# erst other men n».d expect to make sev* eral more arrests. FREE SEED GRAFT FOOLS NO FARMER SAYSPRES. BARRETT President Charles 8. Barrett, of the National Farmers' Union, goes on rec ord in opposition to the free seed dis tribution of the government- He state* that tta hla travels. coYtr- ln» practically the entire BqqllrSan^? a considerable part of the West, practi cally 888 farmer* out of 1,000 oppose the free seed scheme. President Barrett says that the na tional lawmakers have clung to It be cause nf some Imagined political ef fect. but that farmers everywhere know the Intent of the distribution. R. F. Duckworth, president of the Georgia division of the Farmers’ Union, Is also opposed to the seed graft. Piles Quickly Cured at Home Instant Relief, Permanent Cure. Trial Package Hailed Tree to All in Putin Wrapper. Piles ts a fearful disease, but easy to cure If you go at It right. An operation with the knife I* dan gerous. cruel, humiliating and unneces. sary. OPERATION SUCCESSFUL AND PATIENT IS OUT. SjMsMnl t«i The Georslnn. Macon. Gh.. Feb. 5.—After being in the hospital for over two months with both legs broken, ju*t above the ankles. K. M. Allison, .if Godfrey. On., ha* been removed to bl* home. An operation was performed to roun-l off tbe ends of tbe bones ami then Join tbe two end*. When these are well knitted together, the legs must be placed Irt steel frames and In this way Allison will be able to walk. i Collars hkve buttonholes that are strongly rein* forced at the ends where the strain conies. They're the strongest made. aee itvm is euseTia eitte. •§« tsew: • •••* eiugTjjrjiroji^cg^MjcseM&j^w^ HOSPITAL TROSTEES STILL HOLD JOBS Tke eeaoMrratkNi of Ike ordinance lijr Council men Fierce, alxill.blnx Ike board of trostao. of Grad? buaiilul. ami doing anojr with peg wards al, that Institution, did not come up for courid.ratloo Momlnj afternoon, rauncll ndjt—rnlnx until Tbura- dnjr nflrrnoon at 3.o'clock. There were eerenl other Important mat ters which were not reorhed •—* which will here to be tekro up Tltttri making tke term at ... _ to tke recorder two gain Ineteud of nee. wee reported epos fnrorablg by the urdl Unuce committee, ntnl wae adopted. Sev eral effort) ware made to rrrbiialder, but 'hex all proved of no avail. Alderman Curtis gnr. notice that he did set coo older the corn.. In which W. It. 1'reetou was elected for a term of une gear, blndlog. If that term I) Incrrneed to two gran. Thl. meg menu opporitluu to ktr, Preston Iu the elrcttou In March. The hoard of tre molten recommended that the lot lietween Peachtree end West 1‘eechtrec streets, <T bg 1ZI feet, aud mljolu .ux the telephone exchange, be perchaned as the alts for the new Eighth wnrd euxlnu ' ouao. The purchaee price ores 3*,f75. Caanctl voted ravoranlg. NEW V. PRESIDENT FOR G. F. &. A. ROAD nUAQITVT lHyoElr Special to The Goorgtan. Itatnbrfdff#, Ga.. Feb. 5.—Captain J, T. Wtllteroa, president of the Georgia, Florida and Alabama Hallway Conpaay, cnaie ben* from Lauark, Fin., In ^bte private ear Saturday. A called meeting of the direc tor! of the road waa held In Preoldcat Williams' ear. The meeting waa held In tbe ear owing to the elate at (.'aptala Wil liams* health. It was decided to elect a vice president, who wnu'd act lor the jtres- tdeut. Captain John !L Sharpe, of IftAls*- bridge, vice president of tbe road, resigned for The reason that hi* bustueo* would not allow him lime for tbe fulfillment of tbe ad ditional duties of tb* office. J. O. Hatch, of tkivaunah. secretary anti treasurer, re- •uberrj. of Harammli. was elected secretary and treasurer, Tb* appointment of a general manager to succeed Cnptatn Denham, who resigned several weeks ago. was left to Mr. Hatch. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablet*. Druggists rotund money if It tUlx to cure. E. W. QROVB'S signa ture on each box. tec. COLD IN CHICAGO ENDS TWO LIVES Chicago. Feb. S.—James O'Rourke, aged 50, wni found frown to death on the atreet ■ear hi* home. A negro woumn was found froieti to death In an alley. John Thela. aged 44. was found on »!**• street with hla bauds aud fare badly froten. Bragg A Ryon 0STE0PATHI8TS B. BTiragg PHYSICIAN AN 8UROEON i Offices: 324-826 Century Bid* Boll Phone 3901 I s Klniltlt (nitasf to nklar. Ogtvo, DM. (Ha. ftralM. CtlMiL MKlt III Ktmilka. •la or tirvi fitinl/w. TWWjIkdffjlw#-i Wtk Sar*t ~ 229 WNbnrl An., ATUHTA, 6i WINDOW GLASS, Plate Glass, Builders’ Hardware, Tools. F. J. COOLEDGE & SON, Branch Store 150 Peters St. SOME ARMY NOTES Of INTEREST HERE It seems assured that when General Wade Is-retired In April that Major General Leonard Wood will be placed In command of the Atlantic division, which Includes the departments of the Hast and of the Gulf. First Lieutenuni J. H. Bryfcon, who was In the Atlanta poetofllce before entering the army, lias been ordered from duty with the field artillery In Cuba to his regular station In Texas. Lieutenant Bryson has many friends In Xtluti. : — Major Manly B. Curry lias been or dered from the Philippines to duty In i New York. Major furry ts a son-in- law of Senator Bacon. Mrs. Carl Relchman, tbe ag>d mother of Captain Carl Relchman. of the Sev enteenth regiment, died In Neuhausen, Germany, January 1. Captain Relch man Is In Cuba. COAL IS TAKEN .j FROM LOCOMOTIVE % 'hi) wnrUl-fsmad «i»vlttc for woman'* wasknaav 1 ) and peculiar ailment) I) a pur. glveerle extract of tho choice*! na tive. nmllcinal root) without a drop of alcohol In Its moke-up. All It) Ingredi ents printed In plain Engll-h on Its bottle- wrapper and site,led under oath. Dr. Pierce thus Invite* the fulleat Inve-tlgs- linn of hi) formula knowing that It will P«ptiron Pills asas^isssssK Hood’s Pills >! DELEGATES ELECTED 1 TO STATE CONVENTION. •ft lianvr gtlti ganlg -‘'oafS Spe..iut lo The Oaorglan i LogamHie. Ga, h>b. S —At n meat, j lug al lha MatluHlIat church addraanad [by Rev. J. i\ Bolomon. of Atlanta, del- i cgutea to Ilia etata convention ot tha lAnti-Baloon Lengue ware alartad a* ! fullowi: Mtatre. W. L. IFIogd. Dr. J. II. Gurley. \V. A. BannattlB. H. Jacob*. W. F. Robinson andfE- ■ GialnutL - / ) -J be found to contain onlv tlm t***t agents known to thn most •ilvgncrd medical fclencenf all the dlfferrnfochoolsof prac tice for the cure of woman'* peculiar weaknesses and ailment*. . . If you want to know moro about the composition and professional endorse ment of the "Favorite Prescription," send postal card request to I)r. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y„ for hts frtt booklet treat ing of same. Yon can't afford to accept at a substi tute for this remedy of known eampn»ttkm a secret nostrum of unknown comport* turn. Don't do IL NEW GENERAL AGENT TAKES CHARGE OF OFFICE. Spvi lal l, ‘ The Georgiun. Moron. Go.. Feb. 5— Major K. K. Winter* bus truversetl tn a very few day* tbe rourne that lie* between the work of « special examiner of one electric car company to the office of general agent of another. This last- named position wan tendered him by the At Untu. Gil ttl n nnd Macon F.lectrlc road, nnd hn* l»eea accepted. Mr. Win ters I* now busy at hi* new- work and will have much upon hi* hand* for the next few months. INDUSTRIAL 8CHOOL BAND 18 MAKING BIG HIT. Special t > The Gemglnn. Macon. Ga.. Feb. 5—Front all re- port* received from the vartoua cltle* In which tbe boys' band from the Geor gia Industrial Home, the boya are mak. fng a big hit and playing to largf au dience* wherever they go. The band I* now In Florida, making a lour of the larger cltlea and towna. There I* Just one other *ure way to be cured—patnleaa, aafe and in the pri vacy of your own home—lt fi Pyramid Pile Cure. We mall a trial package free to all who write. It will give you Inatitnt relief. *how you the burntle**. palhlek* nature of thl* great remedy and start you well on the way toward a perfect cure. Then you cun get a full-nlxed box from any druggist for 50 cents, and oft- en one box cure*. If the druggist trie* to sell you some thing Just a* good, It I* because be make* more money on the substitute. Insist on having what you cull for. The cure begin* at once and con tinue* rapidly until it Is complete and permanent. You can go right ahead with your work nnd be easy nnd comfortable ull the time. It I* well worth trying. .Just send your name and address to Pyramid Drug Co.. 85'Pyramid'Build ing. Marshall Mich., and receive free bv return mall the trial package In a plain wrapper. Thousand* have been cured in «hle easy, painless nnd Inexpensive way, In the privacy of the home. No knife and It* torture. No doctor and hla bill*. All druggist*. 50 cants. Write to day for ft free package. -» Bpeclnl to The Georgina. Bristol. Tenn., Feb. 5.—At Krwln, Tenn., Ernest Miller, tho young son of B. H. Milter, n wealthy banker of Pu laski, Vil, shot nnd killed Luther Kee- ver. n young man of a prominent fam ily. In Unicoi county. Keever Is sab! to have been Intoxicated nnd made on attack on Miller with brass knucks. Miller was released from custody Jast evening under bond of S 1,000. He was represented by Joeenh C. Wysor, a noted criminal lawyer of Virginia. Young Miller came to -Tennessee re cently to accept a position with the South and Western railway. RANSoTiyiLLBTHEAO OF COTTON CRUSHERS There In iiow every Indication that L A. Itnnsoin. of Atlanta, uinnager of the Southern Cotton Oil Company, with office* In tbe Kiu|tlre bulblliiK. will t»e the next prcHtdent of the Interstate Cotton Heed Crashers’ Association. F. K. Halley, nf Paris. Tex., I* the president now. Iiarlnx been elected at the last annual couveutlou held In Atlanta last year. At Hint time Mr. Itannoni was elected first vice presi dent. and subsequently appointed chairman of the - No d _ governing Imurd as tt . .. ventlon wHI Ih* held, although then* Is every likelihood that the convention will Is* In May, and that either Memphis or New Orleans will In* selected, Imtn of those titles having put In Mils for the honor. President llsllev I* expvctod to Issue n call for a meeting of the governing Inmnl Iu a short time, and the governing boanl Will decide Where the eonventloU 1# to la? held. Tin* Interstate Cotton Heed Crushers’ As sociation wants tn edneatc the (ample up to nurehaslug eottou seed iinslueta under their own nmne. f«w then the farmers ami la ml owners of the South will come Into tltelr mvn. nud It will not lie mvessary for Guthrie. Okla. Feb. 5.—A Midland Valley freight trnln was held up at Foraker. In the Osage Nation, ftnd a party of determined men climbed Int^ the tender and. without ceremony, un loaded nearly all the coal Into vehi cles. The residents of Foraker had been without civil for week*, nnd the fuel scarcity had reached a critical stage. WHILE SWINGING ROPE FOREIGNER DROPS DEAD. Special to The Georgian. Greenville. 8. C., Feb. 5.—Thao Da- Bloch, n Belgian, who came to tbls country on the Wltteklnd. dropped dead yesterday afternoon w'hlle engaged In the sport of rope swinging. leaves n. wife, but no children. Charitably disposed people In the city will secure good employment for the widow, who can not speak a word of English. * THE BEST TEACHER. Old Experience Still Holds the Palm. Special to The Georgian. Macon. Un., Feb. 5.—The scarcity of oil which worried Macon grocers and h»u*ekee|>er* last Saturday has been relieved and the Standard Oil Com pany had several tank wagons going the regular rounds yesterday to supply customer** Tbe scarcity of thl* com* tnodlty. It I* stated by the rep resentative* of the Standard oil Company, wan due to the railroads, which failed to bring the tank cars promptly to the warehouse. For real practical reliability and something to swear by, experience-— plain old experience—Is able to carry a big load yet without getting sway- backed. A South Dakota woman found some things about food from Old Experience a good, reliable teacher. She writes: ”1 think I have used almost every breakfast food manufactured, but none equal Orape-Nuts In my estimation. "I was greatly bothered with weak stomach and Indigestion, with forma tion of ga* nfter eating, and tried many remedies for It. but did not find relief. “Then I decided I must diet and see If 1 could overcome the difficulty that way. My choice of food was Grape- Nuts becau^th* doctor told me 1 could not digest starchy food. ”lt ha* been a great benefit to me, fur 1 feel like a different person since I < begun to eat It. It Is wonderful to me how* strong my nerves have become. I advise every one to try It, for expe rience Is the be*t teacher. ’if you have any stomach trouble— can’t digest your food. u*e Qrape-Nip.a food for breakfast at least, and you . won’t be able to prgiae It enough when you see how different you feel." Name # given by Postum Co., Battle Creak, Mich. Read the little book. "The Road l<o WeUvttttk" la pkgs. 'There*# a Rea-