Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

THE ATLANTA GEOKGI AN ANiD'NEWS. WEI»K««DAV rcBKUAKX t, 1*W. COREY REFUSES TO DISCUSS UIS LOVE FOR ACTRESS Steel Trust Head Back From Visit to France. Dm York. Feb. William K. Co ray. head of the United Htate* Hteel Corporation. who has been abroad for several weeks, returned on the North Oerman Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm II. In spite of the statement made while abroad, to the effect that he would wed Miss Mobelle Oilman, the actress. Mr. Cerey was very reticent when asked concerning the encaaement. "Is It true that you expect to wed Miss Oilman7" Mr. Corey was asked. '•Wo had a very pleasant voyage." be replied, Ignoring the question.. "I have been misrepresented no much and everything concerning my private affairs so grossly aaaggerated. by the newspapers that I have nothing to say," he continued. Passengers on the Kaiser Wilhelm II declare that .Mias Oilman rnrl over to Cherbourg from her chateau near Paris lo hid Mr. Corey farewell, and that an afTecllonate purling lictuSoli the two took place., — Rheumatism Dow not tec go of yv when you apply lotions or finimmts. ft# simply loosens tu hold fora wfais. Why? Became to get rid of it yon most corrects the ectd cob* dition of the blood on which it# depends. Hood's Sarsa- parQkhas cored ARGUMENT CLOSET) IN MURDER CASE ■peelal to The Georgian. Rome. Go.. Keb. g.—The rasa of Rob. art Tlppens. charged with the murder of Charlie Cofleld. waa resumed yes- —terday morning In the superior court The defense finished tho Introduction of direct testimony about the middle of tha morning. The state then opened In rebuttal. The state called several of tho de fendant's witnesses and made an efTort to prove that the testimony given In the preliminary trial waa different to that given by tha same wltneaaea In I state had Introduced certain wit. - In an effort to prove that t'i Paid did not have a knife In his hand which he was killed. After doftnse Introduced witnesses to try to Impeach this testimony. About a doaen witnesses were put up by the defense in Ibis effort to Impeach. This closed tha cnees as far as the testimony was . concerned. Assistant Solicitor flhaw m.-ute the opening argument for the state and disrusasd the law of the rose In an Intelligent and effective manner, lie was followed hy H. B. Kubanka and Seaborn Wright for the defense. Solicitor General Ennis began the closing speech for the state and wae •till speaking when court adjourned. TEN EXTRA POLtOEMEN ARE PLACED ON DUTY. Special to The Georgian. Brunswick. Os-. Fob. (.—Ten extra police* office re have been edded to the (tend. Home of them have been given regular districts to patrol, while the mounted policemen win cover the en tire district These extra men almost double the force, and with this added strength the city will be well guarded. A 4*0 "PUfUV Pmtn Irani VtMcIti mm 4 Firm Iff* W. J. DIMETIMPLEMEIT CO, Mtertt L \ TO HOLD CONTEST ON GEORGIA DAY Oeorgla day will be relebrated hy the literary soclatlea of the Boys' High school Tuesday, February 12. at llitd o'clock In the morning. Principal William Ml Blaion baa named the speaker* for the ocroston. and the boys have all selected sub jects. Tbe Daughters of the Revolution have offered A medal for the best essay oa "Georgia Women In the Revolution." Then* essays were written without notes or references work* In the pres ence of the faculty, and hsve been turned over to the teachers, who will select the stx beet for Anal Judgment by > committee on Oeorgla day. Last year James J. Slaton won tlie medal. The program for Tuesday It as fol lows: IV. Hill. 61 Bo. Forsyth dt, Atlanta, Oa. om ■i WMMKCY HAgfTg eared at horn with- isu£-Jirw« ■■M. WOOLLEY. M. D. | INCREASES STOCK When It was decided by the board of directors of the Fourth National bank at a meeting last January to In crease the capital stock of the Institu tion by t'.'00,000, there wus such a rush of investors that 1400,000 has already been subscribed and Ihe hooks art to amain open until Februnrv 20, The stock sold at 2 for 1. tlf the receipts. 1200,000 will be added to the capital atock, a* voted by the directors, and the remaining fioo.noo will be added to the surplus and undivided proftta, making this fund 1(00,000,' In stead of (400,000. This Increase In capital stock was thought necessary because of the remarkable Increase In the volume of business. As the books were to remain open until February I It was decided Wed nesday to announce that those who subscribe between now and that time will share equally In the allotment of stock. The last report of the bank shows Its deposits at (4.072.120.01. Hlnrr that report. howeveA the de- Mialts have reached a martT far -above : 10.000.000. "Joel Chandler Harris"— Jr. ‘Tb* Great Beat of Georgia ami the Coat of Arma"- T Henry E. Peeples. ‘‘Georgia Indians”—Robert Hughes. 1 "Joseph Habersham"—Vernon HI lies. "The Women of Georgia In the Civil War”—M. T- LaHnttc. "The Destiny'of Georgia Fnder Tech nical Education"—Hanteston Halt. ' "Sidney Lanier"—James P. Seattle. "James E. Oglethorpe"—Llewellyn Terrell. "Georgia Jnduelrlea"—William J. Northern "Oeorgla Orators"—Edwin McCarty. “Famous Educators of Georgia' — William Candler. "Georgia In the Civil War"—Loyd Thomas. Your Head Aches Whenever there is an excited, irritable condi tion of the brim nerves. It is tbe outcry of a tired brain. Relief will come quicklv by tak ing Dr. Miles’ Anti- Pain Pills, as they soothe the nerves, and when this is accomplished, the pain subsides. This is the nat ural, sensible way. No harm can come from their use if taken as directed, as they do not derange tho stomach or leave any bad after effects. Take promptly at the beginning of an attack and save suf fering. , "It given me pleasure to tell what the Dr. MlJrs’ Antl-I’wln PHI* have done for mo. I waa troubled for yearn with headacho, but am glad to aay that aftrr using the Pllla I now feel that 1 am entlody cured; I wtah all tttat suffer- from headache would ua» them.” MRS F*!JZA WRBBTKIt. 15H Douglas* St.. Worcester. Maas. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pllla art sold by your druggist, who will guarantsa that tha first package will benefit. If It falls, ha will rat urn your money. 2ft doaaa, 29 cents. Never cold In bulk. Mile* Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind LUNA PARK DUNDY CLAIMED BY DEATH TUMORS tHQKRED CALIFORNIA’S A CTION JUSTIFIED B Y 0LNE Y treaty with n foreign po ll*» ear quo* WaakluicDni. lYL. ft -A letter strongly dr fending tin* st tit min of t’allforula In th< Japanese dispute baa been writoo to Itepre __ ■rotative McCall. of Maamchusett*. Uy | ha, im right to concern Itself. Japan state under 11* wholly without cnuwv for complaint —■— 1 ngalnat California )«> rawana of lh* -public * “‘-fn Jp4*t matter ••Mini Fraud *• ie treaty with .... *ltlt which the tint tonal gut “ M . Ji tttrharrf OH>ey. aeoreiary nevelai'iiT died t . ... . I nlthont^rgnl ground for interference with Impaired by I that system by force of nrifts or otherwise. * THE THEATERS Cheney’s Expectorant curst cough*, colds, LaQrippo and croup. 60 yean on the market. Ml Drug gist* 26c. SCHOOLS TO OBSERVE GEORGIA DAY TUESDAY for the “ If Your Stomach is Lacking in Di- gettive Power, Why Not Help the Stomach Do Its Work— Eipecially When It Oosta Nothing to Try? Not with drug., (lut with a reinforce ment ot dlgsstlvs sg.nta. such as are naturally at work In the stomarh?. Belvntlflr analysis shone that digestion I requires pepsin, nitrogenous ferments, and the secretion of hydrochloric add. When your food falls to digest, it is proof positive that eoms of these agents are lacking In your digestive apparatus. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tatilets contain nothing but these natural elements necessary to digestion nnd when placed at work In the weak stomach and small Intestines, supply wpnt these organs' need. THey stimulate the gastric glands and gradually bring the diges tive organs hack to their normal condi tion. —- Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have been subjected to critical chemical tests ,\t home and abroad and are found to con tain nothing but natural digestives. Chemical Laboratory. Telegraphic address. "Dtfflndo." London Telephons No. 1102, Central. 2n t'ullum strec:. Fenchurch atreet. K. London, 9th Aug.. 1905. I have analysed most carefully a box of Btusrt's Dyspepsia Tslilet, twhleh I bought myself at a city chem ist's shop for the purpose), inumifnr- lured by the F. A. Btuart company. Temple Chambers, tsindnn. K. C„ and have to report that I can not find any trace of vegetable or mineral poison* Knowing the Ingredients of the tablet*. I am of opinion that th*> are ndmlrn- My adaptable for the purpose for which they are Intended. (Signed) tnuv n i .Schools all over Georgia will observe Georgia day next Tuesduy. and State Hehool Commissioner Merritt ha* sent nut pamphlets which will be helpful to teachers In arranging exercises for the •lay. Georgia day t* commemorative of the founding of the commonwealth of Georgia, and _the landtag of James the >ng this line. Cominlasloner Merritt also recom mends for this day a study of the life of Alexander II. Stephens. JOHN R. BROOKE. F. I c. F. c. s. There I* n« secret In the preparation of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet*. Their composition la commonly known among physicians, as Is shown by the rrco m . mendetlons of 40,000 licensed physi cian* In the I'nlted Blairs and Canada 'They ale tlie in’osi popular of alt rem-. dle* for Indigestion, dyspepsia, water braNi, Insomnia, loss of appetite, mel ancholia. constipation, dysentery and kindred diseases originating from Im- because they are thoroughly re liable end harmless to men or child. Btusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets are at ooc4) a safe and a powerful remedy, one grain of these tablets being strong enough (by teat) (o digest 1,000 grains of Steak, agga and other hast* Btu art, 1 * Dyspepsia Tablets will digest your food for you when your stomach can't trial sample package and you will Is, iffianM.it ' , the result. F. A. 8lu«n Company, (« ataart Building, Marshs". MITCHELL OWNS SALOON LICENSE In in article In The Georgian and New* Tuesday ufternoon relative to council's granting new saloon licenses, tt was stated that a license hud been granted to W. It. Mitchell, at IS North Ilroad street, and It wo* shown that Mr. Mltehell had been formerly a boi- tender at that number tusteud of twins the owner or lessee of the place. Mr Mitchell stated Wednesday that lie had leased the place In question and the li cense grunted hltn wns for his own business and was entirely regular. “Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch.' Among good ploys "Mrs. Wiggs of Ihe Cabbage Patch.” which comes to the Grand Wednesday matinee and night, seems to have the most super abundant vitality. From the Brst. the dramatisation uf Mrs. Rices two sto Dee, "Mr*. Wiggs" and "Lovey Mery," met with a degree of popular tavor more enthusiastic, If anything, than that awarded those "best selling” nov els of low Ilf* In mean streets. In Mrs. Wiggs herself. Mis' Hnxy, Lovey Mary, and Mr. Htnbbtn*. the ploy present* four salient types, ouch of which re mains (Irmly fixed In the moat pleasant recollections of the playgoer. Strung as tho roles, the play has been even more richly cast. Minis* Cali cook. mother of Eleanor Robson, has scored a triumph of lier life tn the tttle Tote. It will In all probability he her crown ing success, for the public seem* dis inclined to let her have the cabbage patch where she makes folk laugh so heartily. Tigs, in “Bueter Brown." With the "Hunter Brown" Company, which come* to the Grand Friday nnd Hnturduy nights and n matinee. Is a man who has made himself famous by ploying dog. "Busier Brown" without Tlge would be Itke "home without a mother." Jock Bell, who plays the part of Tlge. certainly know* dog*. His re construction of Tig*'* qulxtlcel coun tenance Is a masterpiece In paint. Vn- pler-maoh* and canvas*. Ferocity. amiability, curiosity: even that pecu liarly subtle amt iiidliv Ive "doggish* emo. tlon called humor Is flitted clearly nnd easily across hi* cahlne mask. He wags his tall. Ilcka hi* chop*, track* foot- DANGER IN DELAY prints with trsmendous energy, wor ries the tramps boots—and Just plays dog. Nat C. Goodwin Coming. Nat c. Goodwin will be seen at the Grand next Monday night and Tuexday matins# in "The aenlua." and Tuesday night In "What Would a Gentleman Do r' The plays are his latest and are snftl to be his greatest successes. The mountings are superb In every respect, widle the supporting company Is com posed of scion with firmly established rrpntntinns. The sent sole will be con duct! d Friday morning. Man Who Heljied Rejuve- ' nate Coney Idle Passes Away. New York. Feb. (.—Elmer B. Dundy, of the firm of Thompson A Dundy, which built Luna Park at Coney Island and launched (he New York, hippodrome, la dead today In tha AUdon (part menu, Elghty.thlrd street aiffi Broad way, after an lllnrsi of Uttle more than Mr. Dundy died of Oh affection of the heart, the result of a severe cold he took on a trip to Coney Island • week ago last Sunday. He will be butted on BUten Island, where Mr. Dumpy's father and litter. Miss Luna Dundy, far whom Luna Park waa named, art burled. Mr. Dundy woe tha financial genius of the Thompson A Dandy coaet Mr. Thompson was the on* to plan execute the shews. Mr. Dandy was born In Omaha In 11(2. H* waa edu cated at the atsl* University of Ne braska and for twenty years was clerk of the United States court under hit fathef. Judge Dundy* BROTHERS SPENDING WHILE AT JEKYL ISLAND (peels! to The Georglea. Brunswick, Oa.. Feb. (.—Two of the Gould brothers, George and Howard, each accompanied by a party of mil lionaires, will visit Jekyt today on tbelr own private yachts. They will remain on Jekyl Island Till a short time. , The two parties will occupy Edwin Gould's handsome cottage during their stay on Jekyl Island. Overwhelming Proof thet LytMe 0# Pinfchem'e \ Vegetable Compound Suooeede.; of (fee greatest triumph* of Lydia E. Plnkhata’* Vegetable Com mand la the conquering of woman * pound 1* the oonquei dread enemy Tumor, The growth of a tumor to ao In attteus that froq.eotly “fi. advanced anMI *^ ected Ho called “wandering pain*" may from Its early stage* or Urn thiv parted* nnutual pain, from fh the groin and ths al,' _ Bm have mysterious pains. U Uum are todloaUon* ot inflammation or dMpbtaements. secure a bottle of LydidE. I’inkhom’* Vegetable Com pound, mode from native roots end herbs, right away and begin it* use. The following letters should con- vises every suffering woman of lie virtue, and that It actually doe# Mrs. Mar Fry, of tenth f Colfax Avs , South tod. Ind.. write* t Dear Mr*. Plnkham “I tabs peat ptonaurn in.writ- 1br (o thank you tor what Lydia K. link baas'* Vegetable Compound has done for me. I also took the Blood Pnrifler In alternate doom with the Comaonnd. Your medielna removed a erst tumor of four year** growth, which three of the best physteton* declared I had. They had said that only an operation could help me. 1 am very thankful that I followed a friend'* advice and took your medicine. It has made me a strong and well woman and 1 shall recommend It oblong os I live." Mrs. E. F. Hayes, of M Boston, Manx., write* I Dear Mr*. Plnkham:— “I have boon under different doctors' treatment for a long time without relief. They told me I had n fibroid tunwr, my abdomen was swollen and Iaafferdfi Dear Mrs- Pinkhpm t "I trsa told by my physician that I bad a fibroid tainor and that I would have to he operated upon, I wrote to you for advice, which 1 followed care fully and task Lydia E. Ptukham's Vegetable Compound.' I am not only eared of the tumor but other female trouble* and caa do all my own work after sigh jrsarsof suffering.'' Mrs. 8. J. Barber, of Seott, N.‘ Y. writes: Deer Mrs. Plnkham;— “Sometime ago I wrote you for advice about a tamor which the doctor* thought would have'to be removed. Instead I took Lydia E. Plnkham’* Vegetable Compound and to-day am a well woman." Mr*. M. M. (Sink, Vandargrlit, Pa, writoo: Dear Mr*. Plnkham “I had a tumor and Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound removed tt for me after two doctor* bad given me up. 1 was sick four yean before I began to take the Compound. I now recommend Lydia E link ham's Veget able Compound far and near." I Buggies St., d with great pain- I wrote to mm for advise, you replied und I followed your direction* carefully end today I am a well women. Lydia E. Plakham'e Vegetable Compound ex pelled the tamer and strengthened my whole system." Mrs. Perry Byers, of ML Pleasant, laws, write*: Such testimony as above to con vincing evidence that Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound stands without a peer as a remedy for Tumor Growths as well aa other distressing Ills of women, and such symptoms as Bearing-down SdheoUocu, Displace- mente. Irregularities sad Backache, etc. Women should renumber that it I* Lydia "E. Plnkham'* Vegetable Com pound that to curing ao many women Doat forget to Insist upon It when aame druggist oak* you to accept aomething *to* which ha aells “teat aa good. 7 ” Mrs. rifiktaa’s UriUtto* la Wamea, Women suffering from any form of female weakness ora invited to write Mrs. Plnkham, Lynn, Mas*., for advice. She to the Mrs. Plnkham who has been advising sick women free of charge for mors than twenty yean, and before that she assisted b*r motkav-tw.law, T^Jp dj, PfoU. ham inadviiing. Thu* she Is especially Weil qualified to guide sick women back to health. PILES CURED IN fi TO 14 DAYS. I'AXt) OINTMENT Is guaranteed to rare tnxllni; Him I uniltnf At the Bijou. The bijou An going to |4«i> to atuml* Ins room dll th!«f wp**k, and It In prob able thnt the attendance record of the y«*nr Kill be cutobllRhed by The Rays. who*c clever porforniar.ee of la*t een- non h;»N been completely edlpacd by the hit JuM scored In "Down the Pike." Tueijdny the theater win filled to It* capacity nt both performance*, und neat* for Wednesday night were In great demand from early morning. The engagement embraces the regular Rcliedule of perform a nee*. Including matinee* on Thursday and Saturday. FIFTH STEAMER FOR BEK LINK Another freighter to ply between New York, lirunnwlck nnd Havana for the Atlanta, lilrniinglmm nnd Atlantic railroad and the lirunnwlck Ktcam»hlf» rompany, the flee I.lne, will he built and the keel will tic laid by n Masaa- rluiftetts ehlpbulldlng comimny This will be (lie ntib freight MtcHiner for thin line. Prexldcnt Harry Atklneon nigncd Ihe contract la*t Saturday while he wan In New York. Then* will baldly be any difference In dealgn and tonnage from the oconee and Sntllla and Ogcochee. already In nervlce. The fam liu reaae of freight offering muned the omclalu to charier Ihe ri.»rn, a Norwegian vea- ►el. very eoon after the Inauguration of Ihe nervier* between lirunnwlck and Havana. BRUNSWICK 8AL00NS MUST CLO*£ tABLY ftpeciii to n>« >ecr gin a. lirunnwlck. «•« . f>b .\n a renult of Ihe longnhomnen'a »trike, mi order wan lKNu(*iI yrnterdny afternoon by Mayor Hymond. i'e*tulrlng all niiii»nn*i in the city t.( clone their door* at »* o'clock In the nfternoon until further notice, and the order went Into effect Kidney DlttoMt Are Too Danooroui for Atlanta Peoplo To Negloct, Tho |roat danger of kidney troublei Is fhat Carry Nation Popular. The Haldwln-Melville Stock CTompa- n.v. In “Ten Nlghtn In a Barroom." with .Mm. Carry A. Nation lecturing between the actN, I« continuing to draw Incrrnnrd crowdn at every performance. The fame of Mrs. Nut Ion U becoming better known and the reeult In that everybody In Atlanta In anxloun to hear her remarkable lecture*. The play, with Mr*. N>tlon. will continue nt the El Dorado for the remainder of tho week, with matinees every day. Next week the Raldwln-Melvllle KtoOk c*nmpanj- trttt offer for the-find time mi any Ntnge the melodrama baeed |on the Harry Tlmw cane, called "Tho Roof Harden Tragedy." The find part of the week "In the Wrong House" will bo given. DEFYINGTHE STORM; SAILORS HAVE GONE TO RESCUE OF CREW WANTED Bpeelal to The Georgian. Norfolk. VKh Feb. ft.—With the coaet storm atit! raging, another unknown veMxel, apparently a three-masted nchooner. waa this morning driven ashore at southwest point. Inner Dia mond Rhoals. Life-savers, at the risk of their lives, have gone In surf boats to thr rescue. The vessel Is apparently full of water nnd no sign of life Is reported ms yet. THIRTY FOOT WALL IK BEING BUILT AROUND NEW HOUSE 200 Honeysuckle Roots— as large as can be transplant ed. State price; set out and quality. F. L. SEELY, \ Brookwood. they get a Arm hold before the sufferer rocogttlica them. Health Is gradually undermined. Backache, headache, nervousness, lameness, (ore- ness, lumbago, urinary trouble#, drop sy, diabetes and Brlght'a disease fol low In merciless succession. Don't neglect yonr kidneys. Cure tbe kld- aeys with the certain snd safe rem edy. Doan'* Kidnuy Pills, which ha* cured people right here In Atlanta. L. Moore, clerk, living at (4 Iry atreet. Atlanta, (la. toy*: "t had kid ney trouble to badly that It affected my whole system, and I had a great deal ot trouble with headaches and pains In my eye*, beside* Ihe back ache. which always accompanies thl* difficulty. I consulted an oculist, and REMAIN AT HOME: STRIKERS REFUSE TO RETURN TO WORK la>t evening While no trouble \» feared It Is con ■tdct»d bent lo have Ihe Nnlooii* clm»i tftrly. thus preventing ati> ili«tui banc- by Intoxicated people. The order of the m«>or mci with n< oppo«lilon from ihe mil.un men. wh- ► “cni .inxk'JN to •»•* .ill in their power urfplpt in proset ving ordet duilng th H|*ei lal to Tl)e Ueorglnu. Hrunsiv lck.|Gn.. Keb. -There have been no stnrtllng develop*menta In the strike of the Long.'hnrrmen's Union, which was declared Saturday after- noon, nnd no evidence ot trouble what, ever. A majority of the strikers re- | nmlnvil nt their homes during the dny # .while ihe »dilp|HM>4 were endeavoring to secure men to work. Several of them I succeeded In getting a small force, he advised wearing glosses. ! thought Thrro " f,, ‘ n ° nteetlng* held I would gat them, but kept putting Ic: yesterday by either striker* or Shipper*, off. My kidney* were giving me a ■>' If there were It was behind closed great deal of trouble, the secretions doors, as nathlng lias been given out. wen* discolored and full of a cloudy i Those familiar with the situation are of sediment, and llkowlie wore very dlf j4hi* opinion that ihe strike win i>r of flcult to retain, especially at night ! short duration. I had tried about everything that Ij •aw recommanded for kidney proprietor or h^tpi plaints, but nothing brought the da- PROPR,ETOR 0F H <> TEL alrrd relief until I got rv<an'a Ktdnav' Pills at Hrannen Anthony's atorea ! 102 Whitehall street and SO Marietta Hperi** 1 to The Georgian, street. 1 felt better the vary next I^xlngton, ua„ Feb. ft—After a try. day after I began using them. Myjlng illness ««r two months. Mrs. Bvlc back Is now strong and the kidneys, A. Mason died here this morning at 4 are working In a normal manner, and o'clock. For a nunitwr of year* she my cyan have alto Hopped hurting: conducted the hotel here and her death me. I have eoroe to the conclusion will bring sadness to ninny of the trav. Hpeclnl to The Hoorglan. rhnrlotte. N. c*.. Fell. 6.—livesum* the iii>lghlM(rs olijrctiHt to n brick store gad res tminint In tbe neighborhood with second floor rooms to rent to lodgers. Cl. W. Moon*’« two-Ntory brick building on Wont Trade Mrcct la l(Hiig abut tn with \*mn\ wall* thirty fe.'t high. c«ai|ileteljr closing H|» thi» wlmlowa on tmth ».*dca of the strae- tn r»v bulldlug la s neat nffatr. Jual Hon them «|«>p*i The iirotHTty owners on both sides sre snL. to bo tn lie u displeased on account of the proximity *»f tb** t»oUdlug. RYAN PAYS VISIT TO MR. ROOSEVELT Washington. Keb. ft.—Thomas F. By. an. the New York financier, had a long interview with President Roosevelt at the white house yesterday afternoon. He would say nothing about the gnject of bis* call, further than tt was to pay his respects to the president. TWELVE MILE BIDE Trouble, Bui He Had an Object. L strike. (bat the whole trouble w*« due to the ov „ wh „ huU 1 «' v * l> °* n * Kl.lney ,„ n fUr .„ nl thp ular hotel. Pill* all the credit for reatorlng my Mhr leaves t«„ children. Her luie-. health." I band died several year* ago. For aalo by all dealers. Price 50 rents. Foster-MIlbum Co.. Buffalo.' New York, sol* dffants for the United States ' Rente.I'l-or 'he name - Doan's— asd itke no other* \\> arc willing to take trouble to get things wo value. A Missouri man was so much bene fited by i hanging from coffee to Pos- turn that he was willing to.ride about 12 miles to get It. His daughter writes: "My mother, father and myself have been drinking Poatuni for two years and have all been greatly benefited by Its use. "Before we dr«)|»ped coffee and began to use Postum. mother was poorly nourished and only weighed 95 pounds. After she used It h few weeks she be gan to gain In weight nnd she kc,u getting stronger nnd better until now she weighs about 150 pounds, and we all believe It Is due to leaving off cof fee und drinking Postum Food Foffee. i» a.uffifk tete because she has taken no medicine of IS CLAIMED BY DEATH, nny kind. While she drunk coffee sh»* was rerr nervous, but since using' Postum she has no such trouble. "Father was tioublcd with Indlges- , lion w hen lie drank coffee, but Postum I has changed nil that. He says he likes the taste of It much better than coffee. When 1 hnp|>en to bo visiting ano drink coffee I am usually sick u few hours, everything sours on my stomach and I get very nervous. "We And there’s a big difference in the way Postum Is prepared. It should Im* boiled properly according lo direc tions—then Its flavor I* flue. "Father rides about IS miles to ge lt. lie says he would not do without Postum If he hud to go still farther to get It ** Name given by Postum Com- t»any. Ilattle Creek. Mich, Read tbe little booklet, "The Road to WrtblHA" in wltprv There's a re«* *n." THE VICTOR 321 AND 323 WHITEHALL ST. DR. WOOLLEY’S SANITARIUM OPIUM and WHISKY and n,br ,ly * ml dru * v * tluns sctentiflcally treated with out shock or sovoro oufforimi Comfort of patlonts carefully looked after. A homelike, pleasant, sanitarium, not a prison. Treatment entirely free from any harmful re sults. Our thirty years' experience shows then* diseases are curable. For full particclare, call or address Th* Vietor Sanitarium or B. M. Woolley Company, 104 North Pryor Street, Atlanta, Ga. INSULTING LETTER TACKED ON WALL Angry bccauae she had been dis- harged after being suspected of steal ing Jewelry, Ida Isabelle Morris, n ne gro servant nt the home of James Woodward, 3ft t’npltol avenue, last Fri day wrote a highly Insulting and threatening letter tc Mrs. Wmalward snd then tucked It on the wall In the servants' room, where It was found Just after the woman moved out. The matter was reported to the de tective il^paitnient and, *i|K»n an In vestigation. both the Morris wotnun nnd her mother. Mandy Morris, were taken Into custody by Detectives Kilpatrick nnd Hpradlln. They were given 3a days In the I’tocknde. CHARLES W, WINTER HAS PASSED AWAY C. R. Brown. The funeral sen Icon of t\ R. Ilrow n were conducted Wednesday pfternoott ♦n the chapel vf H. M. Patterson ft Sion FIRE IN DECATUR TOTALLY DESTROYS THREE DWELLINGS Special to The Georgian. Decatur. Ala. Feb. ft.—Three dwell ing?*. together with most of the h«»une- hold goods, were de*tm>ed by f.re tn East Derutur at I o'clock this morn ing. entailing a total Ions of about 15.000. only partly insured. One of the houi I'hurle* \V. Winter, aged *4 years, a pioneer cltlsen of Atlanta, died Wed nesday morning at a private •anttarluni after an Illness of about three years. Mr. Winter was born In West Point. Ga., going to Montgomery during the war. He afterwards came to Atlanta and for tho last twenty-five years had led a h tired Are. He I* survived by hi* wife, a daugh ter. Mr*. J. \V. Horsey, of Atlanta, and ■on*. J. A. Winter, of Durant. Ind. nnd t'harles W. Winter. Jr., of Thotnasvllle, Ga. The- funeral service* will he conducted Thursday morning at hi* Intr residence. 2* East Cain *treer. by Dr. J. 8. French, of the First Mcth- odl.t .t'liurrh. nt It) o'clock. The Intri- ment um he tn ttaktand conwwry- Tnr Inill-beurer* will be Captain Nathan Ly nn. John H. Lnvejoy, Col. J. 8. Prnther, Thom** M. E*dy. P- 11- Snook und T. J. Hlghtowef. Echoh. Another to K. H. Alltoon und the third to R. J. Compton. The house* were occupied by H. J. *'ompton. Ho mer Davidson and Mr. Bomorfiehl . . . . , , t TI >e nre originated from n *tme In ^”hmj*<W^j*m<^Jjh^tmn^nM>n^)MVimploh>reidilenie^