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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
Tl'SfiDAY. rBBkl'Air 19. 1*9?.
lRE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?™ w Wf[
TRY TRIIL DIVORCE
indioi Men and Women Have Kidney Trouble
and Never Suspect It.
To Prove Wbat the Great Kidney Remedy, Swamp.Root,
WH1 Do for YOU, Every Reader of The Georgian and
News May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Absolutely
e F- t. - - ' Free by Mail
If you are nick or "feeLbadly." begin taking
the great kidney rantedy.9fr.
Root, becaui
_ Kilmers Hwami
nee as anon a* your kidney* begin to
get tetter they will help all the other organa to
health. A trial will convince anyone.
| DUG IlDi I HU Kil»l1 TfliMt. j
tl«wn **■<*»»!•
bail ms nppetltf. «raa cll**y Kn<1 tuffarwl with bnd
Ueeti and 'If go** right to tbe apot and drtrrs dfa-
eaae eel ef the system It haa rurad me. maklug
mm arranger and MUer In erery wny. and I cheer-
tally reeommend It to all sufferers.’'
MU8. A. I. WALKKII.
Seat Uadeo St.. Atlanta. Ua.
althy kfdneye arj
for many klnda of diseases, and If i
continue ranch Buffering And many (
are aura to follow. Kidney trouble I
Salem. Maaa. Fab. It.-rThe Her
Charlea H. Puffer, paator of tha Uni*
▼tragilat church of Salem, baa algned a
contract of aeparatloa with hla wife to
expire after three yearn, whan both arfll
agree to a divorce, but during tha in
terval each rauat net apeak a dis
paraging word of tha otbar.
* re. Puffer la to get 111 a month,
and at the end of tha three yeare la
to restive $7,000. lira. Puffer, who
i remarkable beauty and a par*
are re
I If permuted to|
fatal results I
. .„ , Irritates the 1
nervaa, make# yoadlaay, restMa, eleepleaa And I
MTflaSle. Make* you paaa water often during!
the day and obligee you to get up many tlmeel
SutfOff the night. Unhealthy kldneya cause!
rheumatism, gravel, catarrh of tha bladder, pain I
or dun ache In theback, Joints and muycles; I
make yottr basal ache and back ache, causa In* I
digestion, stomach and liver trouble, you gat al
aaBaw, yattow aomplrxkm, maka you feel as I
Sough you had heart trouble; you may have I
plenty of ambttlon, but no atrtngth; get weak I
and waste away. I
To overcome three troubles take Dr. Kilmer's!
Swamp-Root, the world-famoue kidney remedy
In taking Swamp-Root you afford natural hi-lj
to Nature, far Swamp-Root la the most per'
healer and gdntle aid to the kldneya that
yet been discovered.
How to Find Out.
U there la any doubt In your mind as to your I
condition, take from your urine on rising about
four ounce*, place It In a alas* or bottle and let I
k stand twenty-four hours. If on examination
t la milky or cloudy. If there Is a brick-dust
g, or If small particles iloat about In It. your kidneys are In need of
ate attention.
tTORtAL NOTICE,—So aurceiaful la Swamp-Roof In promptly aver.
coming even Ihe most distressing cases, tlinrtn Prove ft# wonderful merits
you may have a sample bottle and ebook of valuable Information, both sent
absolutely free by snail. Tha book contains many of the thouaande upon
thousands of testimonial letters received from man and women who found
Swamp-Root to be Joel the remedy they needed. The value and success of
Swamp-Root are so well known that our readers are advised to send for a
sample bottle*.
In writing to Dr. Kllmar * Co.. Ulnghamton. X. V . be sure to say that
you read this gencroua offer In The Georgian and News.
Swamp-Root la pleasant to take anil you can purchase the regular
fifty-cant and one-dollar else bottles at the drug stores everywhere. Don’t
make any mtatake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dn. Kilmer’s
Swamp-Root, and the address. Binghamton. N. T„ on every bottle.
.MlSSIflll INSTITUTE iCAHUDIAH LIFE AGENTS
MEETS IT MEWBORN ME HOLDING SESSION
IN AML SESSION
SONS Of OLD OHIO
TO 01 IN STATE
Native sons of Ohio In Atlanta will
hnld their first annual banquet Tuesday
evening In tha Piedmont Hotel.
The society will meat In tha assem
bly room promptly at <:$o o’clock, and
7:30 o'clock tha banquet will begin
In the main dlnlnff room.
The following excellent program will
be carried out:
Plano—.Professor I. If. Mayer.
"\Vorde of Welcome’’—Dr. George A.
Beams.
Latter*.
Hon. A. L Harris—Governor of Ohio.
Hon. tv. A. Eudaly—Cincinnati. Ohio.
"Far Away” (from Ohio), Lindsay-
Male quartet, W. L. Pack, first tenor;
C. M. Hklllman. second tanor; Profes
sor B. ('. Davis, first baas; J. Wil
helm. second bass.
•'Our Old Home”—W. A. Waggoner.
"Our New Home"—Professor B. C.
Davis.
"Why We Left Ohio"—Colonel H. D.
Keefer.
Recitation—Mr*. John S. Cook.
"Hip, Hip, Hurrah,” Herbert—Mate
quartet.
“Ohio Products”—Otto Teague.
“Ohio In the Nation"—Dr. Lyman
Hood.
Reading from Will Carlton—Mr*. W.
H. Preston.
"Ohio Boys’-'—l>r. B. F, Quine ——rr
"Ohio Girls”—J. T. Rose.
‘ The Bulldog”—Male quartet.
■'Our Roddy"—J. F. Wilhelm.
A special song haa been composed
which will be rendered after the ban- •
quet.
Desperate
Coughs I
that shake tba whole body. To* need
a regular medicine, a doctor's medi
cine, for such a cough. Ask your
totter about Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.
SSStSrSfg
EVANGELISTS WANTED
BY METHODIST CUM
Resolutions urging Ihe board of mis.
slone nfthe North (Wolfit conference
to request the appointment of one or
more conference evangelists at the next
meeting wee pasted unanimously by
the Methodist ministers In session at
the Wesley Memorial church Monday
W. B. Mclkle. of Toronto. Canada, an
official of the Western Insurance Com,
pany. of Toronto, la al the Piedmont.Jp*®***
Special to The Georgian. {together tvlth twelve or fifteen other
-Kewbaru. Os- Feb. 1».-Tbe annual meet i agents of thnt company. A masting of
of the Missionary Institute at the Ox ; the officials ami agents was held Mon-
* —•— — ,! <t«y for the purpose of discussing mat.
iter* of Insurance aiul ths Intermix uf{co*rton_ and an Interesting
that company.
~v-wl gum IQ swaosnsd hero yesterday. and-dUjr for the purpose of discussing mat
wiu he lu session Tuesday and Wednesday ‘
It Is presided over by Presldleg Elder C
[ E. Bowman, of Oxford.
NEGR 0 PLACED ON TRIAL
te. by Rev. W. T. Bell, of Atone Mountain. I CHARRPn wtTM MUbnrn
former paator of this rbtifrh. followed by n CHARGED WITH MURDER
sermon at 11 a. m. by Iter. J. E. Iilrkey, D.
D., of Emory College.
Afternoon Seetlen.
At 3 o'clock devotions! aetvteee were c.m.
dueled by Rev. D. B. Cantrell, of Cllutoa
At SJS o'clock ‘‘Growth of Ulestosary
Utereet" was dtseuased by Rer. F. A. Hud
tote of Ea too ton.
At I:M o'eleek "Surrey of Our Uletloaary
rields’’ wee the subject of eu address by
Rer. R. C. Cteckler. of Corlogton.
At 3:U O’clock "Bow lo Make Every
church a Missionary Ckurek." eras dls
cussed by Her J. A. uullllao of I.lthonla.
Rev. M. J. Csfsr of tho Woslsysn Christlsu
Adrocsts and Rer. J. r. Krwlu of Monti-
ptn.'ra
C. Adame of O:
At T p. at. a sermon wee preached by
Mar. Fred MeHre. ef MlUedgevllle.
Wednesday's Program.
I JO a. m -Devotional aervteo by Her. D.
Bander* at Lltboale.
3 JO a. as.—’’Mleelona Among the Mill rnp.
alauou." Rev. VI. B. Bltlard. of Osfonl.
i by H*v. Fteley Haum of Mon*.
I. A. Mrlaufhllo of Conyers.
Foeo of Batootoo sod .Iter. J.
I Oxford.
Can .
■eusotoo hr Rsv. C. It. Wood of Milled**
le, Rsv. n. H. Btmoo of Covington and
i. T. Eakes of Newborn.
I0.U a. ■.—"Raising Missionary Fonda”
Rev. Paid Me Ass of Ulllsdgerllle tod Her.
M. h. Asm* of Mootlccllo
1IJ9 s. in.—Harmuo by Iter. Julius Mn
gstb of Oxford.
Afternoon Session.
f JO p. m. -Devotional service by Rei. It.
IT. Morris, of Ahsdydsle.
3:16 p. in — "Ersiigellstle Cempslsn for
lb* Dtatrirt,” Rer. tv. II. Ilrsuhsui. ef Ho-
3J3 p. ax—"The l*sstor as sn Evangelist.”
A. Emest. of Eninntsn.
_t It. O. Knctasd. of Conyers Ills
rsaston hr Iter. H IV Morris of Ahndydalr,
Bsv^ L_ll.’ CofXlst of Mtlledyerllle, Rev,
ass
_ . ledger
Csetrstl of Clinton and others
—••Forward Movements.” by the
Bperlal to The Georgian.
Macon, G«., Feb. II.—The case of
Mike Ratio*, ii nr*nt. charged with
the murder of Wulter Hell, was .the
second cnee yesterday on the rrlmtnnl
ducket, un which tho supet^ur court Is
engaged this week. Ballsy waffcharged
with killing Bell In a cutting scrape
which occurred on Cotton avenue, on
November 16. last. Bnlley put up a
plea of seir-drfense, claiming thnt licit
attacked him with an open knife in
his hand.
TU8KEGEE TAX BILL Ifi
WITHDRAWN BY AUTHOR.
Special to The Georgian.
Montgomery. Ala., Feb. IS— Repre
sentative Thompson, of Macon county,
has had withdrawn from the commutes
on education. In the house, hts bill
which calls for taxing the property of
Booker Washington's school at Tuake-
gee. and had It referred to the commit,
tee on local legislation.
Peptiron Pills
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Hood’s Pills
This mailer nos provided forwt the
lent session of the North Georgia con
ference. but no appointments w
made. Rev. W. V. Hamby led the dls-
and nn Interesting paper was
read. He waa followed Tty Rev*-t?
Jarrell. E. M. Stanton, S. K. Ilelk. Bam
Small, II. F. Christian and othera.
It waa announced that Mondays dur
ing the month of March would be given
over in dlecueslona of mlaslnnary topics
and the different phasea of mlaalnnary
work. Resolutlona were unanlmouaty
adopted thanking Rav. K. H. Myrick for
Ills arttetea on "Infant naptlam."
CARS FALL FROM TRESTLE
INTO CREEK BELOW.
Special to Tha Georgian.
Vatesvllic, Ga.. Fab. 13—A wrack oc
curred on the Macon and lllrmlnghsun
railroad Saturday morning at the tres
tle across Tobler creek, two miles from
this place. It la understood that It
was caused by tha breaking of two
crosstlei by the heavily hmded care of
a work train.
Several of the fiats tumbled Into the
creek, causing considerable damage.
Fortunately no one we* Injured.
Traffic waa delayed five hour*.
BELIEVES SON GUILTY
OF FINLEY’S MURDER.!
al to The Georgian.
Montgomery. Ala.. F*b lt.-l.ee
' Coleman, the father of Colvin cnlemen.
After having an Interview with tile eon
at the county Jail, aaye lie la convinced
of the guilt of his son, but believes
there were othera Hnplleated.
Colvfn Coleman to the negro who la
charged with the murder of J A. Fin
lay. A well-known white men. Th>
murder waa a moat brutal one. Finley’s
face aad threat batng cut to piece*.
FORMER GEORGIAN DEAD
AT TENNESSEE HOME.
Special to The Georgian.
(Cbattorfooga, Tenn.. Feb. 1J.—The
remains of W. O. Peeples, one of Chet,
tenoogs'e pioneer cfilsens, who died at
the Orayevlllc sanitarium, were brought
te this city yesterday end ere lying In
ntete At the home of Mrs. A. S. Dickey,
the daughter. Mr. Peeples was a broth-
of g. C. Peeples, of this clly. and
father at Oscar Peeples, oow of
“’ “Hie, aa.
Everything in Fences!
Encttig Facts Oir Sptcialfy.
W. J. Dabney Implement Co.,
61 S. FORSYTH ST., ATLANTA, 61
wmA s\ D
AAA BANK DEPOSIT
tBJsUvU ».«.faishM. Metes Talus
^ * BOO FRkRCOURAkS
EBKKKHHKKBKi BoartsiCou. WtiuOUto
KOgnia-aiAgSMA lUtlAIM C0UIAC, Meeaa
CITY TAX NOTICE
Please make your city tax
returns now.
J. L. HARRISON,
J. H. EWING,
C. D. MEADOR,
Assessors.
Piles Cured
Broken Down with Twenty Yesn
Suffering, Massachusettg Man
Oursd by Wonderful pyrs-
inid Pile Our«.
Trial Package Free to All en Request.
”! tried the sample of your cure you
sent to me. I used It snd then bought
a 50c. box. The resells were Immediate
end eurprlslng to me. I assure you, I
had been to e don n of the best doctore
end paid much money to them with nu
results whatever. 1 had this affliction
for 20 year*. 1 was in it hospital for a
long time, and 1 left It physically broken
down. I have been so had for months
at a time as lo be unable to walk.
Having u friend who lost his life by an
operation. 1 desisted from ever having
that experiment tried on me. 1 owe you
a debt of gratitude. I believe that piles
would be banished from humanity and
become on unknown thing, were ev
ery one nftllrted with them to but spend
from 50c. to 11.00 for Pvramld Pile
Cure. It* speedy action also make* It
extremely favorable for Impatient peo
ple. I am. V»ura alncerrlv. George H.
Bartlett. Mattapan. Mass’’
Why should this man he rtired and
you left to suffer- Why should you en
dure ihe torture of an oprrailon when
thousands of cases of the utmost sever
ity have been Instantly remedied by
our method?
The Pyramid Pile Cur* Is Nature's
method of curing pllea. The little sup
positories Immediately reduce all con
gestion and swelling, heal,the fevered
and ulcered potto and bring the rec
tum back to It* normal' condition.
It costs you absolutely ncthlng to
try this treatinrnt. We will gladly send
von a free trial package of the Pyramid
Pile Cure In a plain sealed wrapper
without any expense to you If you
will send your nami and address to
Pyramid Drug Co., Id Pyramid Bldg..
Marshall. Midi.
Wh.*n you hav* used the sample of
tin Pyramid Pile Cure, you can get the
same remedy at any druggist's at 50
rent* per box.
BAPTIST MINISTERS
ON RECORDAGAINST
GOING TO THEATERS
The Atlanta Baptist minister* are not
willing to hav* tha opinion spread
broadcast that they are- theatergoer*
or approve theatergoing.
By a unanimous veto Monday more
Ing the Atlanta Baptist Ministers’ Can
ference adopted a resolution offered by
Rev. B. A. Cowan, paator. of the lm
mamtel Baptist church, which affirmed
that “the habit and practice of theater,
going to destructive to tha power of
Christ tan Influence and dMrimental to
tha spiritual Ilfs."
The resolution to offered and adopted
unanimously by tha conference Is aa
followg;
"Whereas, It haa gone out through
the public press, both oscular and re-
llgloo#. that there are quit* verted
opinions among Atlanta pasture as fj
the propriety of preachers attending
theaters, aad
‘‘Whereas, In the public mind too
members of this conference are lnclud<
ed among those who make up this va
rled opinion:
"Bo |t resolved. That the Atlanta
Baptist Minister*’ Conference doe* not
"hare In this variety of opinion as to
at tendance upon the theater, either for
themeelvee eg Individual preachers anil
paetora, or for the member* of their
-‘■■i—hre to which thny mlnlittr, _
"Resolved further. That ttto the tort
conviction of this conference that the
habit and practice of theatergoing Is
destructive to the power of Christian
Influence, and detrimental to the spirit
ual service In the kingdom of God."
WORKING GIRLS'HOME
PLANNED FOR ATLANTA
A Working Girls' Bom* and Training
eehoel wlll be Inaugurated In Atlanta
during the coming spring, under the
auspices of tho Florence Crittenden
Mission Board. The movement will be
started within a month by Rev. Walker
IawIs, D. D., who has Men devoting
hts efforts toward Ibl* branch of the
mtswton work.
The home and training school will
be very much on the order of the home
In New York. One w«* recently es-
HBI)|atfi5Sfc Lewis' effort■ in
Macon, Go., and It ho* since Its organi
sation proved suceeseful. One night In
the week will be given to a particular
study and tlie young women encour
aged to rqulp themselves for better
position* and bettor wages.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
TuU I.AXATIVU RltOMO Uulnlee Tablet*.
I’nutplst* renrad money If It fnllCSo cur*.
K. IV. GROVE'S signature 1* on verb bo*.
VIRGINIA EDITOR
FOR ROOSEVELT
Charlottesville, Va., Feb. 1$.—The
Dally Progreso, of which James H.
Lindsay Is editor, one of the leading
Democratic newspapers of Virginia,
strongly Indorses President lloueevelt
for a third term, saving:
“We believe Roosevelt will make th*
most available candidate the Demo
crats could offer against those wh>
have combined to ua* the government
for private profit.”
WANTED TO SETTLE
WITH FIST FIGHT
tpeclal in The Geerglso.
Chattanooga. Tenn.. Feb. It.—Details
roncernlnR strung feelings that are al
leged to havo existed between official*
of the Nashville and Bouthtrn rail
road* concerning disputed right-of-
way. all of which rams out of W. R
C'rabt.ie, special ng<m of the Nash
ville roml. It Is alleged, shot J. N. Stone,
forrmun »t H. H. Thrasher ft Co.,
are being related In the criminal court.
Slone one the foreman of the com
pany of contractor* who are building
the Stevenson extension of Ihe South
ern railway. Crabtree v.. s sent lo Slone
to ask him to craei building track*
on Ihe right-of-way of the Nashville
road. The two engnged In an encounter.
It te charged, and Stone waa shot In
the abdomen. Stone testified that he
took off hi* riMit and gave hi* revolver
to a bystander and offered to fight
It out In n fist encounter with Crab
tree. He said Crabtree refused to fight
and a* l\e <Stone 1 wae putting hte coat
on again I'mbtree rt.n hi* hand In hie
pocket end drawing a pletol fired. Hr
said F. II. Dowler, local agent of tho
Naehvlllc road, came up and said "I am
awful sorry this happened,” and Stone
replied ”T*ke me to the’hospital be
fore I bleed to death,” which requeet
wae obeyed.
8ton* admitted that after the ground
had been surveyed that day It wtu
found that the Ues of the track* he
was laying projected over two feet
beyond the stakes the engineers had
COMMITTED SUICIDE
BY TAKING STRYCHNINE.
Special to The Georgian.
Asheville, X. Feb. 1»—Miss Al
thea Week a young woman of this
county ond a member of a prominent
family, committed suicide yesterday at
her home seven miles from here, taking
ten gralrie of strychnine.
She gave no reason for hrr act. She
s* vrry active In rhurvh work.
MUST NOT PREACH
IN Cm STREETS
Scripture was cited la polio* court
Monday morning In an effort to Influ
ence th* decision of Recorder Broyles
In fltvor of street preaching.
Charlea Holder, an aged man who
has preached In th* etreeto of Atlanta
for the poet twenty rears, was on trial
oa tha charge of preaching Sunday
afternoon In Marietta otrML near
Broad, without a permit from (he may
or. In making hie statement to the
court, he opened a email Bible end
read a portion of the fifth chapter of
Acta, regarding the attempt lo atop the
preaching of James and John.
judge Broyle*. however, held that
Holder mast have • permit before he
ran preach In ihe street*. He dt*-
ml**«d the com. but w*m*d th* preach
er If ito tried to preach again without a
permit he would he rent to the ttock-
“WeU, Mr, I am ready to go to the
rtockadeor accept *ny penalty you may
Impoea," wt* the calm reply.
Holder cold h* bad tried to get a per
mit from Mayor Joyner, but had been
HH ME MTEi
MB umi
After enjoying their liberty about
sixty second*, three "yipgmen." Wal
ter Wood, H. B. Wilson and Chgrle*
Roe*re, wire re-arreeted bp Green -
8. C„ officer* Monday morning
being discharged from tbs Fed-
ktlant*. by
X>. C. Full-
8v*-ye*re.
MAY RECONSIDER
PREVIOUS'ACTION
ARROW
Collars
have buttonholes that are strongly rein
forced at the ends where the strain
comes. They’re the strongest made.
see amts m seems* sts**- <*c (scm; • re* tee.
«wnhniii(|^M|^su>uuwm(iinn,
Special to Tke Georgias. .
Valdosta. Ota, Fob. II.—It ha* devel
oped that th* action of tho city council
on Saturday by which tt resrintod lie
{action revoking the saloon license on
h March I. doe* ftorietn* th* whisky
question In this city. Strong pressure
was brought on both sldoe aad tour of
th* member* leaned signed statement*
today to the effect that they win stand
by the action of lost October dosing
th* saloon* This Is a majority of th
hoard and It would saem that the as-
loona will be put out of business Ihe
first of next month.
Mayor Roberta Wn naked today by
th* prohibition leaders lo call a meet
ing today to reconsider Saturday’s ac
tion, but he declined to Issue the coll,
so Counellmea Boring; Black. Davis
snd Carter held an Informal meeting
and itodf* 1 ttiemselve* to vote to Close
Davis voted
tlon closing them.
Much feeling has arisen here over
the matter and both lines are tightly
drawn.
Special to The Georgian.
Opelika. Ala. Feb. 13.—Extensive lm.
provement* are under way at the for
mer Stowe planL also known a* the
Crescent Ire Company, near the city,
which wu recently purchased by C. M.
Jernlgsn and John Banka, and the
4 proprietor* announce that with the
coming of spring evarythlng witt be tn
good shape to handle the business of
this city snd section. The capacity at
present to elx ton* but this wiu be In
creased .In. the near future.
NEW 8ALARIE8 BILL
IS FAMORIO AT CAPITAL.
Special to/rf e Georgian.
MonUtomery, Ala., Feb. 1$.—The bill
In the Auuse' which I* to Increase the
sslarjto of all th* beads of the depart
ments and practically every clerk In the
cMdtol le meeting with favorable com-
Blent on all side*
It ha* been claimed for sonfe time
that the salary was too email and there
had been much complaint. The Indica
tion* are the bill will pas*
GIVEN FIVE YEARS IN PEN
FOR STEALING ABOUT $1.30
Special to The Georgies.
Macon, Ga., Feb. 1$.—For robbing W.
Melton of one necktie, one paint
box and three basket* of fruit, aggre
gating $1.$0 In value. Sterling Flew-
ellyn wa* yesterday sentenced In the
superior court to five year* In tho pen.
ttontlary. The robbery took place un
Chrlatma* day of last year.
Prominent Citixsn Deed.
(peel* I to The Uoorguo.
Douglasvllle, Ga., Feb. 1$.—John L.
Hindman, a prominent cltlxen of this
county, died at tbe home of hi* broth
er at St. Clair, Ala., and was burled
at til* home near here yesterday.
He leaves a wife and two children.
The Modesty of Women
.VsturaHy makes them shrink from tha
Indelicate qne*tlons, the obnoxious ex
amination* and unpleasant local treat-
menu. which tamo physicians consider
essential In the treatment of diseases of
women. Yot, If help can be had. It Is
better to submit to this ordeal than let
K thc dlsoaie grow and spread. The trouble
Is that so often tbe women undergoes ill
Ihe annoyance and thame for nothing.
TboosandOqf wotfiea who have been
cured iW Dr. Pierce's Favortto Prescrip
tion wrlth. In abereditlon of tha cure
which dliMMSam the atamlnations
and local
modlclna.
worn*
cures .
female weak nos* It always help* It’
almost always cure* It Is strictly non
alcoholic, non • secret, nil Its Ingredients,
bring printed on lu bottlo-wrappor; eon-
tains no deleterioas or habit-forming
drugs, and every native medicinal root
entering Into lu composition has the full
endorsementot those most eminent In the
sevrrsl schools of medical practice. Home
of these numerous and strongest of pro
fessional endonemeou of It* Ingredient*
will be found In a pamphlet wrapped
around th* bottle, also la a bookies moiled
fm on request, by Dr. R. V. Pierce, of
Buffalo, N. Y. These profeasfoaal en
dorsements should have far more weight
than any amount of tho ordinary lay, or
Don-professional testimonial*
The most Intelligent women now-o-dayt
tastes on knowing what they take os med
icine Instead of opening tbetr months like
a lot nf young bird* and gulping down
whatever 1s offered them. *Favor1to Pre
scription* Is of Btfnwn couruatTMn. It
makes weak women strong and tick
women well. F u '
llr. Pierce's Medical Adviser It sent fm
on receipt Of sump* to pay etprose of
mailing null/. Henutn Dr. R. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y.. SI outwent stomps for pa-
ncr-covered, nr 31 • tamps for cloth-hound.
If «lrk consult the Doctor, free of charge
by letter. All such rommunleatioD* tra
held sacredly runfidsnUsl.
Dr. metre's Pleasant Pellets Invigorate
and regulate stomach, liver and bowel*
Belle Isle
Durable, Beautiful, Economical
What more can be asked fori It is the best
paint modern science and skill can produce and
possess the above qualitfes.
It is made in 35 beautiful colors and we cam’ a
large stock, so you cau get all you want of any
color at any time. Price, $1.50 per gallon.
We can supply you with anything you would
expect to find in first-class paint store.
Blow come and see us.
King Hardware Co.
51 and 53 Peachtree $t.
IMPROVING ICE PLANT
FOR COMING SEASON.
YOUNG MAN 18 DEAD
— AFTER LONG ILLNESS.
Special to Tho Georgian.
McDonough. Ga , Feb. 19 —Esrle K.
Fouche. ihe 17-year-old eon or Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Kouebs. died at th* horns of
hts parents here Sunday night at 8:30
IN TOILS OF THE LAW.
CHARGED WITH BETRAYAL
Special to The Georgian.
Charlotte. N. C., Feb. 19.—Marvin
Griffith has been arrested In Danville.
Va.. charged with the betrayal, under
promise of marriage, of Mies Roaahe:
Tucker, of Marlon, N. C. The arret
of the young man wai brought *h"'tt .
by the girt'* mother, who traced the
man to Danville, and finding him there.
Informed officers and bad Kliq, token
Into custody.
o'clock. H* had been In bad healin
tor aeveral month*, btrt the end rrxi
quite sudden, he being confined to lilt
bed but two days. He le the grand-"!'
of B. H. Brawn, of Dawson, and the
nephew of Jamaa E. Brown, of New
nan. and Mrs. J. T. McGill, of Daweon.
MATHEWS & HILL,
FIRE UNDERWRITERS,
611.52-13 Empire Building.
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the six months ending December 31, 130$, of the condition of th*
FIDELITY FIRE INSURANGE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK,
organised under the law* of the state of New York, made to the governor
of the state of Georgia. In pursuance of tha laws of said state.
Principal office. 4$ Cedar street, New York
I. CAPITAL STOCK.
1. Whole amount of capital etock $1,000,000,00
7!. Amount paid up cash 2 ,. .. 1,000,000.00 $1,000.000•»
par
II. AS8ET8.
3. Stock and bonds owned absolutely by the company. .
value $1,890,000.00. market value (carried out) 82,804,110.00
5. Cash In company’s principal office $118.35
6. Cash belonging to the company deposited In
h*nk 118,833.17
1. Cash In hands of agents and In course of irans- .
mission 138.848.36
Total 243.732.33
Total cash Hems tcnrrled out) 243.792 .’1
9. Amount of Interest actually due and accrued ami unpaid.. II,395."?
Total assets of the company, actual cash market value.. 82.759.367 21
v III. LIABILITIES.
2. Gross losses In process of adjustment or In aus-
pensc. Including all reported and supposed losses.829,245 91
4. Total amount of claims for losses 33,346.98
6. Deduct re-lnsurance thereon II6.3U
6. Net amount of untuild losses (carried outl
10. The amount of reserve for re-lnsurance
11. All other claims against the company, special reserve for
unearned premium fund
t2. Joint Hock capital actually paid up in cnali .. ...... ..
13. Hurplus beyond all liabilities
lt> Total Liabilities $2,759.367
IV. INCOME OURING THE LAST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1*08
I. Amount of cash premiums received $318.607.31
3. Received for Interest 26.907 92
6. Total income actually rscsivsd during th* last si* months
in cash 34t.415.2t
V. EXPENDITURES DURING THE LAST 8IX MONTHS OF YEAR 1*06.
1. Amount of InNRen pnld
3. Amount of expenses paid, including fees, 'salaries anil
commissions lo agents and officers nf the company
Paid for state, national and local taxes In this and other
slates
AH other payments and expenditures, viz: t'nmmisstons,
rents, advertising, printing Hnd stationery, telegrams,
telephone. traveling expenses, special agents, etc.,
furniture and fixtures, eu-
months of the
$23,589
19.813 13
7,117 .1
Total expenditure* during th* last ... ....
year in cash $ist.159 91
Greatest amount Insured In any one risk . ,, ’. $50,000.00
Total amount of Insurance outstanling ... . 38 137181.00
A copy of the act of incorisiratlon. duly certified. Is of file In the ofil''’ ’*
the Insurance Commissioner.
STATE OF NEW YORK—COUNTY OF NEW \YORK.
Personally i-.ppenred before the undersigned. E. L. Ballard, who. IwJ"*
duly sworn, deposes Hn d says that he Is th* secretary of th* Fidelity I ’’
Insurance < ompany. and that the foregoing statement is correct and > r ’ ''
„ E. L. BALLARD. Secret* 1 >•
8«vorn to and subscribed before me. this 15th day of February. >» 01 '
(bcal.l ERNEST STURM-
Notary Public. Kings County. New * K -
.. , „ . ’Certificate filed In New York County, -V *•»
Name of State Agent—C. L MKI.L.
Nome of teems nr A'lnnm-\t \TIIKWS X- HIM-