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l THE ATLANTA GEORGI AN AND NEWS. fnrnsnAY, neBBrinr t. im. DEATH guides fast train in DASH THROUGH CITY; ENGINEER DIES AT POST wiuuku-w* irSVST Minimi Limited train on tM P*nn- i""*' , miirond, which laa*** Wuh- ^ Inn for New York *t 4 o’clock, ran “°gb ml. I«I «4tht « torrtflc “ZT wuh the engineer, Joaeph Tom*. “."'’fter^the train loft Wait s , h 'T Mil the flreman, Harry Mich- i , i l il» lle " V .need of tbo train I' r - JM'ueuat. hilt the engineer cava no lUtn.li lln c illeil t» Tome, but recalvad no anatMr. and when the ruabed through nt rmount Park and neared North Philadelphia, the fireman climbed over the bit boiler Into the engineer's cab to find Toma dead, with hla hand on tha throttle. Hla head wa* hanging out of tha can window, and had bttn crushed by atrlk- ln » aoma object alone tha road. Mich, ner supported the dead enalneer on his arm and broucht the train to a stop at North Philadelphia, where a new engi neer was secured and the train pro ceedad to Now York. CONGRESS PO WERLESS TO REGULATE LABOR Feb. Through a report authority of rnagrtaa to regulate such rm rhalnunn Jenkins, tha Judl- ms’l^ishteehooae declare* that tio power to regulate woman ronr*'*" ", . . . i . liiM lnl*of. ru, r, .M.i i waa made Id reaponae to a T . „f mnurtw directing the judl- mult tee to Infeatlgata aa to the rfcry *Xi r la one .within the police power of the state. |iuta n very effectual damper upon vhe bill of Hiuintor Hevcridge. which *cfk« to have the government fnrfild the traaaportatloo In liitcralnte comuierce of articles made In granddaughter of lee WEDS CLEVELAND'S KIN Mass., Fell. 7.—Friends of the couple was quietly married yeater- - ... Anns Weaver Hlbba. grnnddaugh- t.r of General Robert E. Lee, and Ar- cMImM K. Harmon, who Is rotated to ev-Pre-hlent 'lev,land, learned that dry. The ceremony we* performed at Providence, R. I. Mr*. Harmon successful note broker and business woman. CARRy CALLED AI CLUB; 5/1YS S7E WARD SHOVED HER \lr« Nation found herself an out the Information from lb, superintendent guest ut tho Capital Cltjr t;(ub Walit.'»'luy nielli. Tb, Isamus Miami smasher went to the .... seeking Hon, tiok, kmlfh, morei. .tmlllnt, by . rial, „ITirl*l mill Invited to lent,, lit. \.tlrn «n>s u nun grabbed b«r Ity tw .ri.t f,*t k.al her nrontal. ordered hrr „! in,I ti‘1’1 ln-r .hr ought to be ruu out at Pulton eoiinty. Inquiry at Ha- dub-on Thursday lirougbt ernor-clecb Sed ‘t^iT wEH^ ‘"'^T^.^titaSrThe K sltos* Ike room* that she was met , bln| . | lk „ , hl | t unesn't I I STONE CUTTERS RETURN TOWORN ON MACON POSTOFEICE Special lo Tlie-OaorfiAtl. Macon. CJa^ Feb. 7.—Work upon tha Macon pottofllce via begun thin mom- lag aad from XUll on work Will proceed though nothing had happened. The only change that was ipade la of the >y»r* of the sixty-odd atone cut- ttrr h» the i«»at the men who chlaled the marble aiuba worked for the South, frn Marble and Stone Company, but In th* future they will be employees of tie government contractor*, tho Mun- kta <’on*truction Company. Thin means that the subleased con* met will be recalled, and that the >tor.e cutters will look to the Mankln t'MutructiuQ Company for future In struction*,. of the f lub that Mr*. Notion was merely Invited to leave the club and that the wan trt*nti*<| ceurteoualy. nut, iii» matter whether ahe was shoved out or courttHiuair Invited to leave. It ipmlf Te-itf — aid. „ I nit her __ vvlnni I rif.ill i*oiin’ of the times I have been kii<H'ke«l iluwu. klrknl nud lieateu Ami In mtife evidence of thle. thr near on Mrs. Nation’s forcheail was plainly ALEX W. .SMITH TO ENTER RACE f the law firm of Hmlth. Ihmai ,v smith, will In* a caudldate for l from tin- eighth ward. Smith ha* tint announced hla camll hut It l« generally understood among lit frtni.s 'that lie will l*e In the Hire. it prominent In the legal pro- l Ian * invn actively IdeuUflcd tfie.it morementa looking to the •f Atlanta. Mnrplty. who has l»eeu promt UplauiUlilM Mu r. •rally MN.k. wm fmr *111 i,«t n Oinrl.-* \t IM candidate for alder •>r rlghth. annomteea that he This leaven rouiiclltuaii Ibdierta unopposed for alder- Ive lu* l*een mentioned aa a •-•imiell from the etahlli. but md- tm nttMHtHeement. SHOT BY COMPANION WHILE OUT HUNTING! BOY MAY NOT RECOVER special to The Georgian. c’olumhuH, Ga.. Feb. 7.—The 13-year- old son of John Edward* la lying -at home in thl* city auffering from a bullet wound In the head and the loa* of an eye from being ahot by a com- j.anion while out hunting yesterday. The boy’s condition la very aerlous. WISCONSIN CAPITALISTS TO BUILD A RESORT. H|>eelnl to The Georgian. rhattnmmfftt. Tenn., Frti. 7.—Wlaconalu capltnllat* have aei-ured option* on 3“000 acre* of laud* belonging to the Rcqtuchee I*and Company, and If the deal goes through these land* will lie highly dfvelopod. It la uuderatnod that the Wisconsin men are con- iNH-tcd with the*Chattanooga-NaahvlUe Klee- ac Coi !• »f the tennlnnl* of ,~.. f --x H *" nnderstooil that the .option Involves about I700.0W. FEAR COLD WEATHER HAS KILLED PEACH CROP. RICH’S Great Cut Price Sale Men’s Furnishings IS NOW GOING ON $1.00 Shirts now 69c $1.50 Shirts now 89c 50c Shirts now 35c $1.00 Underwear now ...... 79c 50c Underwear now .... 35c $2.00 Pajamas now $1.33 $1.00 Pajamas now ..79c $6.00 Blanket Robes $4.29 $3.50 Crash Robes $2.49 50c Silk Neckwear.......... 35c $1.00 Silk Neckwear 69c $1.50 Silk Neckwear ......... ,96c CiL WAR VETERAN IS LODGED IN JAIL' •pstlsl Is Tk* Osorglss. Mobil*. Ala., fab. 7.—O. W. Jack- son, a 40-yaar-olfi Koderal war rstaran, was sent to Jail today on bonds aggro- gating II,M0. Jackson was amstefi on six warrants charging him with re ceiving money under Bata* pntsnse* and (or advertisement* lor a business directory. H* is said to bo wanted In many of the larger cities ot th* coun try on a simitar charge H* is a u. A. R. man. M. RICH & BROS. CO. N. RICH & BIOS. CO. tMMMW THE WORLD REVOLUTIONIZED WILL HANG BOTH ON SAME GIBBET Bowling arson. Ky„ Fsb. T —W. R. Fletcher and Ouy Lyon, who have been In Jail hero since May, 1MI, chargeU with assault upon Mary Qlodden. u Oerman girl, have been taken to Rus sellville. where they wilt be hanged February II on (he same scaffold. ANTI-TRUST LAW DECLARED VALID Frankfort, Ky., Fsb. 7.—The Ken tucky court at appeals has sustained the vnllfilty of th* act of the general assembly prohibiting the formation of (rusts, combines and pools of interests. RICORD-BREAKING! MONTH IN PRODUCTION OF IRON. Special to The Oeorslaa. Qa(laden, Ala. Fsb. 7 —Th* month of January was a record-breaker with the local.plant of the Houthern Steel Com. pany. A greater tonnage of steel was turned out during that month than has avar been made since Its establish ment hero. The two new open-hearth furnaces now under construction are being pushed to completion, and will be raady for service early In the com ing spring. A Thousand Things for Labor Saving, Beautifying and Economising in the Kitehtn and Din ing Reem. You may go to every hardware house In the South and find a great many beautiful displays of S. 10 and IS cent* goods, but nowhere will you find such a tremendous array of articles as you w ill find in our big house on Peachtree street. \Ye can also truthfully add (hat very tew houses In the East can show a heller display. Mr. R. a. Hooks has charge of this department, and It stands to that he knows hla business. Judging from the regularluy snd neatness that are demonstrated st all times In that particular department. Buppoee you eurprlee yourself and go to the King Hardware house some of these days and go up and down thoee long tablsa In the rear of the building, coming from Peachtree street, and upon those tables examine the many hundred lltlle baskets, each ane containing an article of tome kind, but In every In. stance It la an article needful In any household In America. We are certain, ly proud of our 4, 10 and 14-cent coun ters, and we Insist that you give us a can the yery first time you an down town. WAR AC A INST CRIME GOING STEADILY ON Former Governor W. J. Northen, who has Just returned from a tour of aev* era) counties In the Ini,rein of the Law and Order League and th* Young Men's Ooapel Union, has written a moat Interesting account of hla work. This was Oorerner Norlhen’e fetfrth trip on this campaign. To The Oeor- glan and News he writes: I have Just returned from the fourth trip. In continued effort to urge the people of (he state to begin a cam. palgn of education, looking to (he eu* premacy of taw through the denuncla* tlon of lawlessness, crime and the sav es, and murderous violence of mob*. The people at every place 1 have visited this time have taken good, strong hold of the matter I have tub milted and, with determined purpoea. Special to The Georgian. Deculur, Ala . l->b. 7.—A tuucli of real winter weather prevalla through north Alabama. The trees have been covered with Ice and many of them - , — —. have broken und,r tltelr load. It Is they will begin at once to aland out In w. M. Clarke. Judge city court; C. A. feared the peach crop Is Injured. If not - w “ * killed. feasor B. F. Pickett, president of Gor don Institute, to associate with hlmaelf such clltaena as he might select and formulate auch plana as they thought to ha suitable to be aubmlttad to a subsequent mass meeting for consider- atlon and action. Address at Forsyth. That night end. Indeed, wltffin two hours after the clone of the conference at Barnssvilie I met a fine body of men In the council chamber at For- syth, Mayor Ponder presiding. Upon motion of Judge Clark, the mayor was authorised to appoint a committee, with Hon. O. H. B. Woodworth, solicitor, aa chairman. The following represen tative men were named to constitute the committee: C. H. 8. Jackson, pres. Ident Bessie Tift College; J. J. Car- ,Hr, merchant; J. O. Ponder, mayor and I assistant cashier of Bank of Forsyth; Thinker’s Thoughts Nquiti- foun i i Z'Z 1 - bruin wear* away In pro. 11 used, and this waste • oini! by fo,Mj (there’s no - I- th, hritln grow* dull ' instrument. Nuts food nil the elements this hraln building are 'in-st liberal proportions, grains that supply the ' IMissh to Join with Al t’* especially selected In firaoe=Nuts will show any i w reck a great lk,t, s aRujoi," is trill prom. book, “The"Road to A SCHOOL TEACHER Taught a Seed Food Ltsson. It Is a strain on nerves ami palience for a teacher, not only to curb the antics of forty or fifty youngsters six to eight hours ench day. but also to Instill Into their minds a nines of knowledge. Including the famous Hire, R's. A teacher, living In Taunton. Eng land, writes of the benefit she derived from Grape-Nuts food after the ex hausting work In the school room had almost ruined her health. She says: "When 1 first hegntt taking Orai*- Nuta food I was a teacher worn out In body and mind, and used to suffer very much from brain f"g "I was ni»" a martyr to Indigestion. "It I* now plain that I lacked the power to digest and get value from my food. -I felt much better after the first and by the time 1 had eaten four packages I was a new package three oi event-lire "My brain bscan powers ot i-oncentr* I gained "lead becoming bard continual wearlne magic, and I have tack of Indigestion Orape-Nots "I have become i that 1 I" 1 ' Grape-Nth than to t "There's a Postutn Co the open, consplcoous and pronouncod In denunciation of all the barbarous practices by while people and becoming all (oo frequent within th* borders of our state. On* week ago last Monday I apok* In th* afternoon to a fine body of th* representative men of Jonesboro, as sembled In the council chamber of the town. After the usual discussion of crimi nal assaults and mobs, upon motion of Mr. W. T. Sims, a loading merchant. Dr. 8. W. DuBose, pastor of the Proa- bytertan ehureh, was appointed to rail to hla aid such cltlsena as he desired, and formulate a plan of action for the county following the suggestions I had made to them. 1 usually speak an hour, as I said to you before, and I discuss but little else than criminal assaults and mobs. Bpek* at Griffin. The evening of that day I (poke at Grinin and the following prominent tnd representative men of that splendid lit tle city, with Dr. Drewry, the mayor, as chairman, were appointed to take charge of the matter for 8paldlng coun. ty: J. II. Nichols, president Qrtfltn Hank Company: R. J. Redding, eg-dl- rector of Georgia Experiment Btatlon; T. E Patterson, attorney and manager of Middle Georgia Farm; J. M. Brow ner. arcrelary and treasurer of cotton mills ami member of the board of pub lic schisils: J. K. Williams, attorney; J l>. Hmlth. principal of high school; W H. Taylor, nitoraey; H. H. Bass, merchant. P. J Mettey, •apttaltat and ex-mayor: W. It. Ilantlghter, mission- ary of Methodist Episcopal church; C. eight, my llesli 11| Westbrooks, stock dealer and farm er; W. II. Griffin, warehouseman, J. Henry Walker, bookkeeper cotton mills anil targe property owner; D. A. War- lick, druggist. , The afternoon of th* next day I Mat the people at Bameavlllf In the meet ing house of the Methodist churrh. This I Icarer. am! the n much greater. ml firm. The sense of i vanished like mi had a bad at- slncc I first used i fond of tile food I to my plate of little cream more costly dishes.” reason," Name given by Battlv Creels. Mick- u Ith what to my surprls*. two of them promptly a roof, on* after the other, and spoke ts-llk Algor and force to th* propositions I had dis cussed. Th* confsrenc* appointed Pro- Ensign. manufacturer; J. 8. Josssy. chairman board of commissioners roads and rsvsnuss; Dr. B. E. Goolsby, den tist; J. D. McGowan, msrchsnt; J. W. J. Taylor, capitalist; J. A. Timmerman, pastor Methodist church; A. 8. Dlx. pastor Baptist church; W. E. Arnold pastor Methodist circuit: J. W. Hunt, B. R. Rogan and J. C. Mays. Wtloom* at Busna Vista. From Forsyth, I took a long run to Busna Vista. I mat forty or fifty of the best white people of the town, who gave me moat hearty, pronounced and strong support. Mayor B. D. Rushtn and Drs. Oliver and Anstay ware ap pointed to counsel together and select from th* best men In the town and county a suitable commit!** to han dle th* matter for Marlon county. This they will do within the next few day* and begin a campaign and keep It warm. * Th* next morning Hon. Joe Denham, Judge Will Crawford, Hon. Georg* Munroe and Dr. Oliver called at my hotel and spent an hour discussing th* Importance of Ih* matter I had com mitted to them. Bo very earnest and hearty did (has* Ane fellows seem that I told them I did not have time to stop at Ellavlllt and I would commission them to rep resent me there and organise the town knd county. They gladly promised to to over. In a body, ami get the people started there In. * campaign of educa tion for white folks and negroes. For this reason I skipped Kllavtll* and went to Montssuma. There I met about sev enty-five nr ime hundred fine repre- SemaGvs. Christian business men, with a good sprinkling of negroes. Mayor Richardson presided. After discussion me mayor war authorised to arrange for a mass meeting, looking to th* ap pointment of a committee and prepara tion for the campaign to be begun In Macon county. At Fert Valley. I went next to Fort Valley. Here, upon motion of judge Riley, a mas* meeting was called for ( o'clock that evening, at which time It was deter mined a commute* would be named and arrangements entered upon for planning a campaign In Houston coun ty- I went next lo Butler and met a targe body of good men th* evening of the same day that I spoke at Fort Valley. Hon. Edgar Stewart, th* representa tive-etactfrom th* county, was charged with th* details of th* arrangements for a campaign In Taylor county. The next day I addressed the people at Talbotton. After the conclusion of th* discussion, at th* suggestion of Hon. Htnry Persons, Hon. John H. Mo och** nominated tha following gentle men to lake th* mailer In hsn-1 and select a targe committee to manage the matters In Talbot. This committee con sisted of Dr. BsrdwelL Hon. A. P. Per. sons, Hon. A. J. Perryman and on* other gentleman who** name I do not now recall. . At Mason Banday. Sunday afternoon I spoke to seven or sight hundred negroes In the Wash ington Avenue Presbyterian meeting house In Macon. Th* house was pack- ed. I made about th* same speech to the negroes that I have been making to th* white people, except that 1 said some things specially appropriate to that occasion. I analysed, partially, th* race prob lem. giving only four elements, hut told them there were several others. The first element I discussed was the Intense hale between the race* and yst the whit* man and th* negro both claimed to be Christians. I told them further than these two conditions were Imposalbl* to exist at th* sain* lima In the Ilf* of any man. That men could not be Christiana and hste each other with a hatred bom of the devil. I next dwelt as haavlly as l knew how upon cHmlnal aesaulte. I then dleeusesd th* political condi tions that separated the races tnd mail* them etrangely and violently antago nistic. 1 read to Ihtm from my Boston (peach, telling how shamefully the ne groes of Meriwether county had de feated Warner Hilt for th* taglstatur*. after he had Introduced and preeaed *■> aucceeaful enactment th* very best law In the United Slates, against lynch ing* and mob violence. My fourth point was th* conditions of tabor In th* state that had com pelled th* pro pi* to abandon all hope of thslr service and sack for Germans and Swedes and olhtn to supply the places of ths negro** In th* horn**, on the farms and for other service. I mid (hem (hit they were losing opportuni ties to accumulate money and build homes fur thamaalves and thslr fami lies simply because they were not wil ling lo do service, t further said to them we would rather have them do the necessary labor at the Roulh than any White folks In Ih* world: that w EromofcffTJl|egBoaCJ*eTful- wtm And R»t -Con Dtains neither lion. Sour Stonaeh.Di— Worms .Convulsions .Feveri sh- ncss and LOSS Of SLEEP. Yac Sunil* Signature of t&tffS&SZ NEWYOHK. EXACT COFTOFTmmB. CASH For Infants and ChlldrBB. Tha Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the | Signature | of I In Use For Over Thirty Years J. L. RILEY & COMPANY, INSURANCE, SECOND FLOOR, EMPIRE BUILDING, ATLANTA, 0A. SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT For Ih* 81* Mouth. Ending December U. UN, of th* Condition of the ‘ Fire Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD, Organised under th* laws of the state of Coasoctklt; mad* to th* governor of the :.fea» srtford. Coos. I. CAPITAL STOCK. I. Whole amount of capital stork Amount paid <i|> In euoh II. ASSETS. 1. Market value of real estate owned by Che company—I— MH.EO.BO—I 2t7.E0.00 7. JUmns ul) |s»nd sml mortgage (duly recorded, and being first lien* on the feel *»,b00.0* 1 Rtorks aud Isiud* owned nlwntutely by ths company, par valae IkMMOO. market value (canted out) S2.S15.10S(JO. 4. 61»<'ha, Isolds aud all other securities (Ssrept mortgagee! hypothecated with company as collateral security fur cash loaned by th* company, with the par and marks! vsjst ut tb* sssm and the amount loaaed thereon. - . _ 0. Cash In enmptny't principal off)** i I *. ( S9k IwUwsIus to th* rompsny dspnsltid Is bask..— 7. Cash Is hssda of agssta aud In course of transmission Total tno.oo-n.aM.ooo.M k3U.Mt.S0 — 332LO.il Tout cash Items (carried cut).,.,,,.. Amount ut Interest actually due afid accrued and unpaid Total assets of ths company, actual cash market vatu* III. LIABILITIES. * all reported soS supposed I „ 3. Issues resisted, Including Interest, coat and all other expenses 4. TotsTsmounV of’cisimt fsc ioisre. 1 .'"..’!.’ I!.'!!.'""",'”! "" 41S.U1.40 3. Deduct reinsurance thereon 4M3D.U (. Net amount uf unpaid losses (carried nut) I 9S3.331.lf 10. The amount of reserve for rolarorsneo 3,I3k7sU( 12. Joint stork capital actus 13 Hurplus to |s>lley(isld*re or retaoarunco Ily paid op In rash 3LOOO.OOO.OO beyond all liabilities 14. Total llablUtleo 36.401,SUM IV. INCOME DURING THE LAST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR ItOS. t. Amount of each premiums received 11,1(1.12S.H 3. Received for Interest - 3M3T.44 *. Total Income trtnally rccelred daring Ih* last sis months la cash (1,333.33333 V. EXPENDITURES DURING THE LAST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 190C. X. Amount of Iomm pAld ••••••• <2,09*1010 2. fob dlTldrmlR actually paid $*),000. inter**! paid to aob«crtb«rE of ■lock 111110.7* JMW*Z! G. All other payuivnta aud axpandlturM <7UR.71 Total oifttodlturra durfojr tbe laat aft month* of tho jmr I* caab t&TNMli A copy of th<« act of Incorporation, duly mtUkd, la of ftla In tha offlca of tha Inauranru cotumlaaloner. STATK OF CONNBCTICrT-OOUNTY OF HARTFORD. 1’craonally appear**! Iwfore th** uudaralgnad aworn, drpoaea and aaya that he la tho ovorr*— <*q,. and that tho foregoing automatic la cot know Inigo and twllof. Hvruru to and aubacrlbad bafura ma tbia 4th JO|: Nemo of Agents at Atlanta—J. h. HII.KY mad Charles R. Burt, who, being duly story of Tb* Coanccucut Fire Isstrsac* "•'ViLffia 10 hta *■* : n* r i i“ Vi lAemfi't ,^No ti Secretary. "Notary labile. nlfena*—neither on* any more nor anv less. 1 further told them that every human being, without regard to race or condition*, should have his rights pro tected, absolutely protected, through a fair trial and acquitted If Innocent and punished If guilty, by the taw and not liy mobs. 1 spoke two hours. Th* aft ernoon was warm nnd the hous* was hot. They kept their eyas steadily upon me and not a man went to sleep or grew dull so far as 1 saw-. When I finished, the pastor, who Is a very Intelligent and moet excellent man from Msasachueetts, arose to say that the beginning of my speech made his .11, wi.i.c ...... „. .... ... .heart rink within hint and h« began to had waited for them for forty year* | regreMhat he hadtavlted me_to *p*ak, and now the people oald they obliged to get somebody else. Against All Injustice. I then told them that In the discus sion I was going to be absolutely Just and fair and that I was free to say (hat In many Instances the white peo ple had not been Just to the negroes. I told them aevtral Instances where such Injustice hail been put upon them. I j was frank to say that the league I represented u-as going to stand. In all the lutur*. against Injustice and op pression toward the negro, of w hntev »r kind and from whatever source. I told them further that there should be no aristocracy of crime; that the w-hltu man must be punished for his lawless ness in tail th* saw* w*y sml to the same estCnt as the negro for the same but, after he had heard all I had to say. he most heartily Indorsed every word 1 had Uttered *n<f he called upon Ih* crowd to know If anyone else among them felt as he did. The whole moss of them urosr promptly to their feet ami stood, unanimously. In approval. The next tiny I spoke lo a very fine hotly of men at Jackson and left, hur riedly. to catch tli>. train, leaving the conference deliberating ns to pluna of action for Butts county. They assured me before leaving thut they were In hearty sympathy with the movement and approved everything I had said. You can say to the |»eopta that the sentiment Is rapidly growing stronger throughout the atnte. In advocacy of law. demanding that the bail white folks end th* bed negroes shall not be allowed to destroy thu civilisation of the state.' THE ORIGINAL Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, La Grippe, Asthma, Throat j and Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption . . SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY ALL DEALERS. HONEY and TAR In th* YELLOW PACKAGE Baptriotr Court, March No. 14*74. Ida L Coleman vs. Levlck Coleman. To Lovlck Coleman, greeting: By order of court, you are hereby no tified that oa th* I3«h day of Jts*. Mu*. Ida L Coleman filed suit against you for dlvorr*. and ths same has been mad* returnable to the March term. 1M7, of said court. You are hereby required to be and i pear aL_th* March term. IHT. of a court. To be held on tb* first Monday in March. It*?, then tnd thtre to answer the plaintiff-* complaint. Witness the Honorable J. T. Pendleton. Judge uf said court, this January I. 1MT. STATK OF GEOROJA—Fulton County. Mario Right vs. George Hlghl. Superior Court. June Term. IS07. To Qeorge Hlghl. Greeting: lly order of eourt. you are hereby noti fied that on the Ith day of January. 1M7, Marie Right filed suit against you fur dtvoiv*. returnable to th* Juna Tana. 1*07. of said eourt. You are hereby required to bs and appear st Ih* Jun* Term. IM7, of said court. To b* held on the first Monday In June. 1,07. then and there to snawar the plaintiff's complaint. Wtltiraa the Hon. -. T. Pendleton, Judge uf aald eourt, this January 1, 1SS7, ARNOLD BROYL3CS, Clerk. HARVEY HILL, Attorney, state ok OKOROIA—Fulton County: ■ iraltoii Superior Court, Mareh term iNw. {?-. f.m - Mlee A. V. Donnelly vt 'Mary A. Badfce er et si. to R. D. Bgdgsr and James A. |Badger, greeting; By ordsr of tsuk san er* hereby nouBrd that sa ths lTta day of April. IfiSfi. Miss A. V. Donnelly filed suit as*Inst yoa far recovery of a debt sad by order ut court rontmuln* seme lit la returnable ta tha Mar.-h term l»n; of said eourt. Yoa are hereby required to be and appear at tb* March term. 1M7. of said eourt. To be held on I he nret Monday ta Mareh. Ififit. then and there a answer the plaintiff's complaint Witness the Honorable J. T. Pendletea. ids* Of mid eourt tbit January 1. 1S*7. ARNOLD BROYLES. Clerk. 3