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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
MONDAY. FBBBCART S. IWT.
COLDS CURED
MUNYON’S MuqTon's Cola
Cara relieves tbs
BAILED
MAYBE PROLONGED
BY HIS OPPONENTS
head, throat and
lungs almost 1ne
m s d l a t s I y.
Checks Fevers,;
stops DUriatiss Friends Claim Controversy
of tbs nose, takes I
all aches
away
Has Strengthened Him
and pain* caused
by colds. It owes
grip and obsti
nate Coughs and
prevents Pneu
monia. Sold by
in the State.
RELIANCE LIFE INSURANCE
OF PITTSBURG, PA
8EMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
j Austin. Tea.. Feb. It.—It le espect-
eil i hut the sub-commlttss appointed
to prAiare the report and flndlnss or
the committee on the Inveetlgetlon of
ii n , , Senator Bailey will be prepared to re-
all Druigltta.zec. | (D j a y or Tuesday. It Is reported
WnoTon'r Pile Olatgeat peeUlvely eneee that, the eub-commlttee member* heve
UwS’S'lKid Ca^eSdicetee eU ha-: aKree ' 1 on •" « K,,nu of evidence In the
purltlee of the blood. Price. *e. itiue and will whitewash Senator Hal-
»• ■ . Monyon'e Liver Cure eorreen beedsfhe.; ley.
W \lunren , g Cold Cure prevente pneumonia trnabfe2**ik>ries. Or.’ C0,,t p * ,lo ° * ><J ***** j Then Bailey believea that there will
“ n extraordinary aeaalon of con-
Munron'a aarumatlam Cor* iiMsa tattx
te relieve In one or three hour*, end eurei
|r. a few day*. Pries, Me.
...ufba. night sweats. allays aoreoaet and
,l,»edUj beala the luugs. Price. J8e.
Muoyoa • Kldof
and meet Mleutlle treatment for Ceastlps-
doer Cure speedily cures
tlou.
Munyoo'a Headache Cure stops headache
In Hire* minutes. Price. *r.
Muajon a Nerve Cure cures ell the symp
tom! of nervous exheuetl.su. Price, 28c.
If you nave-Catarrh or are afflicted with
mfueaa use Munyon's Improved Inhaler.
Munyon's Female Remedln are e boos te
At ell
all women
A separate cure for each disease,
druggists, uoatly Be a via'-
CHICAGO BOY THUG
ENDS YOUTH'S LIFE
Slaver Tries to Murder De
tective Who Makes
Arrest.
Fhlcago. Feb. 25.—A murder is tho
latest feature of the fruit store evil
which the police of the city ware aaked
to in vent if ate.
Mseeawj. Atifhrinw, “ffH IT, nn offluo
b»*y. living on West Ohio street, van
CLERK OF HOUSE
HAS SMALLPOK
Missouri Capitol Is Attack
ed by the Dread Dis-
nh"t and almost Instantly killed la*t
night by Harry O’Conner, aged 21. one
of a gang of youths who loiter in front
of a Creek fruit store.
oVonner then Attempted to murder
Detective William Sloler, who, with
hl» partner. Detective Moierer, wit
nessed the ahootlng of Anderson.
OFFER OF FRANCE
REJECTED BY POPE
.fefferson City, .Mo., Feb. 23.—John M.
Dougherty, a clerk in the house of
representatives, was removed to the
Emergency hospital last night, Buffer
ing with smallpox. He Is the fourth
man connected with the house, or rep
resentatlvee to contract the dlseuse.
Much alarm was caused today bvthe
rejmrt that a guard at the penitentiary
was taken from his post suffering with
the dtaepse.
A SHAKE
frest. He says that he proposes to at
tend whether the finding* have been
reported or not.
Leaders of the antl-Balley fortes In
the legislature are remaining silent.
War will be waged. 4t Is expected.. It
is said that his opponents will vote
agatnst ;\ resolution vindicating Sen
ator Bailey In order to effect a delay.
Supporters of Henator Bailey ar* of the
opinion that the controversy has made
him stronger politically in Tax**.
They Issued a statement last night
declaring their expectations of his vin
dication.
The statement Issued is as follows
“Many fnctrta ar.d supporters «»f
Senator Hailey throughout the state
have requested us to notify them when
the report of the Investigating com
mittee would he before the legislature
for final action and In response to the
request from such a great number, we
deem ft proper to say to them that our
Information Ih that steps wll be taken
In the senate on Monday looking to tin-
mediate and final settlement of the
Issue In that body. We are also ad
vised that the sub-committee of the
iioutte has about completed Its labors.
This being the case, the full commit
tee will doubtless report to the house
some time Monday Its findings. Based
on this assumption, the report t)f the
house committee will be before the
TioliW—fOT consideration
. For the Sis Mouths Ending Decent Iter 3], 3906. of the Condition of the
reliance: life INSURANCE COMPANY. OF PITTSBURG.
Organized under the laws of the State of Pennsylvania, made to the Uovemor of the State of Georgia, in pursuance
of the Irwh of said state.
■ Principal Office, Fanners Hank Building, Pittsburg.
I. CAPITAL STOCK.
I. Ainuuut of capital .look tirnootOM
I. Amount of capital slock paid up la ca.b 1.UUO.OOO.OO—SI.000.000.00
II. ASSETS.
I. 101.11. mi bond, and monies. iSrst ll.aai on real estate..
! £.v,4t».W
.Ifned aa collat.nl
6. Premium not... loam ,, r liras ou |m,|M., |N fore...,....,.".......
Ron* Tatar trarrlcd oun,.-
7. Cash In compauy'B office
dejtoalte<l In bank, in credit of Cuuipan
i&mms
iL.ia.r,i
_Lilojns.it
TWO DISTINCTIVE FEATURES
EMBODIED IN OUR POLICIES
J
accrued and uoimld.
12. Agents' haltuce
•SF'SL ° f unrolliHtetl sud deferred preiniiiuis ideduction 3ti per
is ah «#ifr.V er *. ,re . ,0 fP ,n *. fro,, I gr,tmB "Banian
“* *!** ,a ’ ltoih r< * 1 P** r ">o«l. uot Included hereinbefore. «.f
ADVANCE DIVIDEND CLAUSE.
III. LIABILITIES.
*• ot ." , . 1 . ,he . °J‘V , ‘»» l,, ng policies In force...;..»;i.?W.O
“T* uf r,Bk " ,u lbl * * «»«M|wi»r. reinsured In otber
%nieniM III |>nw«N of sdJiiHf
I WMM.W
17.000.00
solvent compsnleg
Net prciuliiui reserve
3. Death loosen uud unit util emloi
ineut, or adjiiNted mid not due.
Iotsl policy clnliun • , 7nrt000
10. Amount of nil other clnhue agulust the compsuy Vmt'
lLH5SirSl^iiiii,;Miiu;,'-gj-jg
Total llslillltlgs $2,270.877.44
tv. INCOME OURING THE LAST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAH 1906.
1. Amount of rash premiums received ' • «mi«ji
;• Amount of notes reel veil for premiums .!!!!!!!!!!!!' *' itmai
3. Interest received 410794
Total Income..
UndOr the Advance Dividend Policy of the Reli
ance Life Insurance Company of Pittsburg, the Insured
can borrow all premiums after the 10th, thereby making
the policy self-sustaining, No deduction from the face
of the policy on account of such loans will be made in
case of death.
TOTAL DISABILITY CLAUSE
V. DISBURSEMENTS OUR INC THE LAST SIX MONTHS OF YE AR* 1906
1 *'«•»••• , H9.tm.in
I'.’**' -riu»ily i;,;i ( i' fm''i,','..,.','i'ud' ntiltgri'ir.ii.i.iuuV.'uu.T.'I?
I. Annuitants
6. hurrender policies
“ Dividends paid to poller holder*
others
Tnies pIliL «*W®i*9lons to agents iind offlt-err’ salsrlrs.!
All other psjmenta’nii.i
29.tW.on
•0.00
2.40n.no
1.417.23
*7.2*142
2.306.12
A paid-up policy is guaranteed by the Reliance Life
Insurance Company of Pittsburg, after one full annual
premium has been paid, if the Insured becomes Totally,
and Permanently Disabled by bodily injury or disease.
-Tuosdsv .
SCHOOL FOR BLIND
WILL SOON BE READY
TO RECEIVE PUPILS
Clcmenccan Admits He Did
Not Expect Church to
-Acceptor
Paris, France, Feb. 25.—Home <11*-
patches Insist that Pope Plus Is re
vived to maintain the original text of-
f*reU by the French episcopate and t»»
refuse even to discuss the government's
exception relative to the liability of
parish priests for the keeping up of
• Lurches and the exclusion of foreign
I ri^sts or members of dissolved orders.
Premier t’lemenceau admits that so
f u a» he Is concerned he never ex-
i led the church to accept the condi
tions as to leases, but he says that
Minister of Education Brian did. and
that the cabinet unanimously accorded
him n chance to conclude the negotia
tions upon the terms stated.
DECIDE YOURSELF
The Opportunity it Here, Backed by
Atlanta Testimony.
Hpeelal to The Georgian.
Macon, tis.. Feb. 23 —T. l>. Tinsley, .-hslr-
»»«n of the hoard uf truster* of The Arad
cmy for the Blind, said Hatnrdnv that the
new hntldlnx in Ylnevlllc would l*c «|h*iu •!
March 1. The pupils that have tM*en ■raf
tered In all parts of the state since the
demolition of the old and the erection uf
llii» iifv hnttdtwg. together with tbo teach,
era nnd prlurlpals, will he ready iu mo\e
on Hint date.
NEW TRAIN SERVICE
ON CENTRAL EXTENSION
morning. In our opinion, this report In
Its finding* will clcaily exonerate Ben
ator Bailey and vindicate him. J
would seem that no reasonable man
ought to deny him the fullest exon
eration and the most complete vindi
cation of every chatge made against
him before he returned to Washington
to qualify as senator from the state
of Texas for another six years. How
ever, we do not desire to disappoint
our friends or deceive the public. Sen
ator Bailey has many personal, as well
as poltlicul enemies, who will doubt
less seek, as a last opportunity, to un
dertake to humiliate him at home and
such a resolution
will be. entitled to. There certainly can
not be a very* considerable nuntb«r~uf
those, after the committee hearing, and
after the many hearings most of them
have heretofore had from their con
stituents. Delay will, of ceurse. be the
parliamentary procedure retorted to,
the effect of which will oe to reflect
injury. Loyal Democrats of Texas
who have waited patiently for the end,
will, we are assured, tolerate no further
procrastination."
1 **.573.93
Tutsi disbursements
Cimitwt a mount In.uml In au, rlek "*#»»»"
lotsl amount of Insurance outstanding.. 11,716,118.00
.lulr orllflrd, u of fli, in ihe offle of Ih. In-
Rurnncc commissioner.
-STATE OF PKN’NHVI.VANIA—rot’NTV OF AM.KG 11KNy
Persona
sally appeared before the undersigned, lirant'sirenl wbo“niTnF7TuIr~iw^r7T—
deposes and my* that he Is the secret;,ry ,,f UHlame l.lf,” |„*uriuce of SSti*
burg, aud that the foregoing statement I* oorrtet and true. ' * ***’
M , GRANT HIVKKD.
sworn to and subscribed before me this* 18th day of February, 1907.
WILLIAM SEXTON, Notary Public.
Non-Forfeitable Renewal
Contracts Made With
PEARCE, MADDOX &
Hustling Agents
PEARCE
414-434 Candler
STATE MANAGERS,
Building,
ATLANTA, GA.
AEOLa-TaR POLLIVER'S BROTHER
PA8SE8 AWAY WHILE THU
r»<>n*t take our word for It.
Don’t depend on a stranger’* st
ment.
Bend Atlanta Indorsement.
Head the statements of Atlanta
Itl*
And decide for yourself.
Here Is one case of It:
N L. Williams, employed as shipping
• »K at the shops «»f the L. A- X. rail
ed. and living at 386 Windsor.street.
Temporary train service was estab
lished Monday' on the new extension
of the Central of Georgia railway from
t’olumbus to Newnan, and a schedule
Including one train each way between
these points will give service for the
first lime to Intermediate station*.
The Ar*t train left t’olumbus Mon
day morning ui 7 o’clock, arriving at
Raymond at 7:20: Greenville. H:30.
on,I t’olumhu*. 10:60. t’onnectlng at
I’olumbus this train arrived at Atnerl-
ms at 1:20 p. tn. Returning, that train
leave* t’olumbus at 6:20 p. m. and ar
rive* at Newnan at 9:30 p. m. On Hun-
da.v this train will leave Newnan at
3:45 p. rn. and returning will leave Co-
lumhus at 6:30 a. m.
BRITISH CRUISERS
ASSIGNED TO FAIR
Washington, Feb. 25.—Rear Admiral
II. Ilnrrlngton has received notice
.cv -/om the British government that the
tried i)oan"s Ointment nnd ibttin's I British cnilser* Gootl Hope; Argyhf,
Kidney Pills nnd sneaks of his expe- (Hampshire nnd Roxburghe "111 tepre-
"•'"n with then, «7 foTlnwn: "l u„,l U.m II,. Brlil.h navy at th* Jam*.t»wn
■>th propnrattnns and found vollaf from Kxpoaltlon,
Fort Dod**’. Iowa, F.h. 26.—Victor
R. Dnlllvrr, nK«d ,6. a brother of Sen
ator Dnlllver. of Iowa, waa found dead
In bed laet nl*ht. He waa found lytn*
aa If he had died while aaleep. An in-
Ijuent will be held today. Dolllver was
known In Iowa aa a campaign orator, a
tmatneaa man and a benefactor of
Mumlnnlde Cnllecc, of Sioux City.
Free
Suffering from Piles
Unnecessary
Pyramid Drug Co. Have Found a
Perfect, Quick and Painless
Remedy.
ON. DARGAN ARRIVES
TO PREACH AT MACON
Rlierlsl to The Georgian.
Mtcou, G* . Feb. 25.-Dr. sud Mrs. R. t*.
hsrgsn, of Loulsrllle, Ky., arrlvcl lu the
city flsturdsy sml wre the guest* «»f Mr.
tud Mr*. C. B. NVtiliugUnoi,
street.
I>r. Dsrgsn <om** hi response tn n call
to look over th* field «ud confer with the
members of the church liefor* announcing
hfs decision about accepting the csll to the
pastorate of the First Hnpiut church.
** * ‘ pulpit at both
ervlcei
KEEPS LOnELrWATCH
hb errs bow
Hpeelal to The Georgian.
Asheville, N. C.. Feb. 25 —Refusing
to be separated from his wife even by
death, W. C. Gray, on the death of his
- - -*—.— r-r-- — wife two week* ago, had the body em-
the morning aud evening services ye*tcr- u „. r*. y
day. He will remain lu the city several Imloaed In
and it now Ilea at his home
nut street, where the old gentleman
5 _. - . .... . — . . .AT
lay* t« iierome artpialati'il with the mem*
her* of the church, and wiU ‘ "
notinrc bh decltlon In regard
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
Of
Closing Out Entin Stock
The fifteenth annlrereary of the con-
aecratlnn of the Rlcht Rev. C. K. Nel-.
ion, blahnp of Oenrcla. to preside over
the diocese, wai celebrated Monday
hmrnin»'lll SI. I'hlllpa cathedral.
DOUMA MEMBER
FEARS REVOLUTION
Wanlilncloii. Keb. 26.—Dlacuaaln*
condition! In Rusala, Alexia Aladyln.
leadlnx member of the peaeant party
tn the ilouma, who la In Washington
on hualneea. aald today:
The dnuma elected title week la sure
to he ruillcal. 1 believe the govern-
ment will not grant Its demands and 1
feur th! reeult will he revolution."
FIR8T TRAIN ON NEW LINE
OPERATED VIA NEWNAN.
' IiIiir pllen In the use of the Olnt- . WTlr i nuRPR PLANT
ment. while the kidney pills relieved ATLANTIC LUMBER PLANT
TL
from the torment of backaehe. Rome
says that war Is hell; I,chins piles
worse. You can not get nwny from
m nnd they stick to you night ami
nnd In every klntl of weather,
■re Is ft tantalizing torment and the
offerer Is continually scratching, hm
he effect In not an good ns pouring
oter on n duck's back. Nothing 1 could
> gave me any ease until I got Doan's
'mtment at Brannen & Anthony's drug
'■oe. | applied the salve nnd found
hat the flnt application relieved the
’ Ing. It has never returned since.
pm* r u»*tt tor baekaeh*. Irani
h h I hail been suffering for
nilm. My kidneys were evh
irder for the secretions
IS DAMAGED BY FIRE
Ttr
Rpedal to The Georgian.
Norfolk. Va.. Keb. 25 —A fire Satur
day, damaged the plant of the Atlantic
i’oast l.unther t'ompany here to the ex
tent of $ I".0,10 This concern operates
extensively at Norfolk, Georgetown. R.
i'. and New York.
OOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCO
o DISLOCATES HER JAW 0
O WITH HEARTY YAWN. O
O . -—rr— $
.... o < level!mi. uhl". FJb. 25.—While O
ntly | o enjoying a nearly yawn yesterday O
r order Tor tne secreunns ,\erei0 noo ning. Miss Anna Hughes, night O
und full of sediment nnd there ] O telephone operator mndowil town O
* a - ,1 weakness which bothered me j O building, dislocated Jier Jan,
•really at night ami I suffered contln-1 L an l
•■«1ly from a dull pnln right across my O agon
Ins. which made me feel like a man of O nhei
" A number of remedies which JlO Inji
mil failed to bring the results nnd 1
; >, a box of Doan's Kidney Kills at
<> unnei, A Anthony's drug stores, 1 "J
YOU CAN TRY IT FREE.
We offer you ft trial package of the
Pyramid Pile Pure absolutely without
cost. The, e Is enough In Ihe sample lo
give great relief. Do not hesitate, fear
ing that It will harm you.
Not only does the Pyramid Pile Cure
cure plies painlessly, but without In
convenience or the Interruption of your
Imslners duties. It acts as a healing
bnln, to the Irritated membrane of the
rectum, giving new life to the deadened
blond vessels and causing the ulcerous
condition to pass away. Immediately
upon Siarllng to use the Pyramid Pile
Pure the patient will find th# conges
tion relieved nnd the swelling dlmln>
1st,ing as well as the dlsappearanre of
that awful sense of Itching.
Bead the record of this wonderful
Speclsl to The tieorglst,.
Columbus, Ua., Feb. 25.—The new
line of the Central of Georgia to At
lanta by way of Ncwnun will be op
erat'd today, the flint train to leave
this city at 6:10 o'clock In the after-1
noon. The new route will no doubt
be largely patronised when the ached- |
ules become more accommodating.
has shut himself up with the dead and
refuses to be comforted. He refuses
admittance to callers, and spends the
entire time oy hie wife's corpse.
.Mrs. Gray died on Thursday night,
February 11. The house wan closed,
crew hung on the door and an under
taker summoned. No one hut a son
und Ida daughter-in-law were allowed
admittance. The Interest of neighbors
was amused by the fed that the front
door of the house had been draped with
crepe for two weeks, and the son waa
urged, It la said, to persuade hla father
to have th# body burled, but without
success, the old gentleman, who Is
about (5 years of age, becoming quite
violent when any luggestlons are made
as to Ihe disposal of the body. He de
clares that It Is hla Intention to take
Ids wife’s corpse to Kdgerton. Mass.,
his old home, w hen the w Inter season
has passed. In the North, and asserts
mat lie will not be parted from his
wife's remains until Ihe frost Is out of
the ground.
Holy communion was celebrated at
It o'clock, Blahop Nelson being assist
ed by Dean Plae. A special program
of music waa rendered under the direc
tion of J. Fowler Richardson, organist
and choir master. Vespers at the
m.tiv no., cathedral will be sung at 4i*0 o'clock
costly casket, Monday afternoon Instead of 4 o'clock.
>me on Cheat- Blahnp Nelson waa consecrated In oli
St. Lukes church, now destroyed.
ASHEVILLE RACE TRACK
PASSES TO NEW MANAGEMENT.
MANUFACTURING PLANT
IB DAMAGED BY FIRE.
Hpeelal lo The Georgian.
Chattanooga, Tenn., Feb. 26.—Early
yesterday morning fire damaged the
plant of the Pasey-Hedgee Manufac
turing Company to the extent of 160.-
000. The machine shop and the boiler
department were badly damaged, and
patterns valued at tIC.000 ware con
sumed by the Itr*. The company had
recently erected several buildings at a
cost ot over (ISO,000.
NO MISTAKE HERE
Discovery of a Proof-Reader.
For O
suffered Intense 0
until lake,, to a hospital. O
n doctor pul her Jaw back O
, w .nnl position O
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_ ny
>' hliehall street and 30 Marietta street
" rue using them according to dlrec-
: I have been free from tile bui k-
' he. the muscles of my back are
"mg and the kidneys have been re-
• loved to a normal condition. The se-
• thins are clear In color and contain
1 • sediment. I feel like another man.
■old you can put me down as a lira,
"■ nd of Doan's Ointment nnd Doan's
ividney Pills. They are two of the t>c»t
medics | ever saw and I have tried
"■'fly everything."
For rale by ult dealers. Price »0
1 his Foster-Mllburn Company Hur-
'■* f o. New York, sole agents for the
i ailed state*.
'’-'•member th* name—Doan's— anj
teku no othtr.
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0 SCREAMS OF WOMAN
5 HEARD OVER 'PHONES.
O Centerville. Iowa. Feb. 25.—Ru- O
O nil telephone users all over Wayne O
O <-Minty today heard the screams of O
!0 Mrs George Rteeh while she O
O struggled desperately with n tramp O
o who attacked her In her home, near O
O Ihe county line. Her neighbors 0
O to
her ssslstance. hut were O
Rteeh or 0
„ . -attire her assailant. Bloodhounds O
O MIC eesr. hlng the country side and 0
o there Is a chance that the tramp 0
O will be lynched If captured. O
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•i bought five boxes of Pyramid Pll
Pure Just before leaving the l.’nlted
Rtates for <thc Philippine Islands last
Mnv I had aa bad n case of piles us
there could hr. I suffered from pll's
since tile early spring of l»0o. • ! con
tracted the piles from a mild case of
dysentery In Luxnn. P. I.. and carried
then, ull around the Island. China, Ja
pan nml back home for four years. I
used all kinds or pile cures known, but
I could never gel a cure or even a few
hours' relief. Illl In March, l»05, a
friend gave me the Pyramid Pile Pure
and It gave me Instant relief. I used
live boxes all told and not a visible
sign of Piles have I now. 1 don't know
how to begin to thank you. I re
main. your faithful believer In Pyra
mid Pile cure. T. T. Heffner. Company
L, Ninth Infantry. Manila, P. L'-V
There Is no mflhod so safe or so In
expensive. If you are a sufferer from
this disagreeable, distracting, painful
and dangerous affliction, write us for
a free trial package which we will tend
to you at once. We are sure that you
will be so greatly helped that you will
continue to use this treatment until
cured. Pyramid Drug Company, ?«
Pyramid Bldg.. Marshall, Mich.
Flfiy-cent packages. Just Ilk* the
•ample, for sale at all druggist*.
Even a proof-reader may make mis
takes unless careful reading Is main
tained all the time.
It makes n lot of difference some
times. Just how- n thing Is read.
This Is lit* tale:
•••No lea and not one drop of coffee.': iracli
,,ioered Ihe doctor—and I rebelled. Hm obtained in the Eastern Racing
alas, with nerves that saw. felt and | elation, and a regular circuit meeting
heard things that were not. rebellion j
•was useless
Special to The Georgian.
Ashsvllle. N. t\. Feb. 26.—O. B.
Rhoenfeld. of New Orleans, the well-
known athlete and sportsman, has
purchased the property known as the
old Cartier race track, In Weal Ashe
ville, and there In now every Indica
tion that plans which have been ma
turing for some time are fully develop
ed nml Asheville will- In the very near
future have a new und modern rage
Membership will no doubt he
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M*coq Ml
Mato* t.nL
Bone Pains, Itching Skin Diseases,
Eczema.
IVrinutU'tiily cured by taking Botanic
Blood Balm. If you have ache* and
pain* In hone*, bark and Joint*. Itching
*kln. blood feel* hot or thin, rtalpg*
nnd burnt)* nn the akin, nore throat,
pimple*, or offensive eruption*, or ra*h
*kln. are run down, or nervou*. ul
mo*t at
tractive feature of the Rummer Men*on
, . , j hi Aehevllia. »The climatic nml ntner. ,
•With the greateat reluctance I gwve j vondltlon* art* very favorable fur h cer* on any part of the body, acalea or
up the*e lifelong »ompanlon*. mid ' summer meet, and the large Influx of ! w«ier>* bll*ter* of ectenm. carbuncle*
drank milk, milk—until the very *iep vlaltore to thl* city every aeaaon would I wr bM H*. Blood Balm,
Of , h.. milkman «r#w baleful. •""'re „ l.rg. patronage. The pro,,- 9uar.a ~d to cure even the wv,,-,, and
...... s.'s.rsa . lim a Ks..iae i..,. frtv embrace* 60 acre*, and I* nil* | moat uoep-aeated ia*e*. Heal* all
k 'LfsalY L\?»wbMt ' *»ated clo*o to the Bulphur hprlng* Ho. i »«***". *t°P" "welling*, make* blood
brertkfHRt Without some warm be\ei.«g«t [ #f>| 1)ro|H , rlv which waa recently pur-; Pure nnd rich, completely changing the
baaed by Air. Bhoenfeld. -entire body Into a clean, healthy con-
f dltlon. H. B. H. I* the recognised blood
, remedy for all Blood Dlaeanea.
embrace* 60 acre*.
I Mated close to the Bulphur hprlng* Ho
m ,. „ wearlRome. nnd bid fair to t»‘ •’»>*!*^ ,fh - V *" re ‘** nl,y l ‘ ur ’
tlielv alighted And with a brain that
f.it nine hour* dally must work hard. I
demanding nourl*hment, the full- SHOT THREE TIMES
Ing appetite waa a aerloua propoalMon |
• Then In deapalr. Poatum waa u lefl
I had tanted It once and heartily ilia- I
liked the |«le watery* compound. buti«W**
BY HIS SON-IN-LAW.
to The Georgian.
now. literally ntarvlng for a hot drink,
1 tend and re-read the direction* on the
pai kage with the critical eye of the
proof-reader, following them out to the
letter, and lo! the ricn brown liquid of
th'* Advertisement*
t'oltimhu*, Ga., Feb. 5.—J. M. Wat-
aon and hi* aon-ln-law, (’harlea Jonea,
became Involved In n difficulty at
Jones' home Friday when Wataon waa
■hot In three place* by Jone*. Wat-
Not pne but three cup» dlaapneared,' aon attacked Jonea. it I* charged, nml
an<l alnce then Poatum ha* be* n my
note warm beverage, unfailingly re-
freahlng and helpful; both body nnd
nerve* teatlfylng to It* helpfulnea* hy
new Rtrength and vigor." Nome given
by Poatum t'o., Hattie Greek. Mich.
Hmd the little hook. “The Road to
Wcllvtlle,” In pkge. “There’s a Hvaaoo."
knocked him down, when on artelng
Jone* drew n platol and "hot hla fa
ther-in-law. The elder man waa drink-
Ing. It I* atated. which 1* the only
known cauae of the trouble. Wataon
waa not aerloualy Injured Jones aur-
rendered to the olficera after the shoot-
log.
CANCER CURED.
If you have a peratxtcnt plr.ipK . wart.
awelllng. ahootlng. "tinging palna. take
CITY TAX NQTIGK
Please make your city tax
returns now.
J. L. HARRISON,
J. H. EWING, <T
CD. MEADOR,
A&aesaon.
PROPOSALS
elvej at my office In J
York until ThuratHty. March 2sth. for
Ithe excavation and removal ot earth
from new Federal Building alte, Allan-
M: plana and a pot-ideations for which
ay he seen at the office of
HIchardKin-Wey Engineering Co,
■ «U Equitable IIU(. Atlanta. Go.
IRIgned, AMBROSE B. STANDARD,
Rt. James Building, Ne# York City.
HENDERSON 18 FOUND
AND SUMMONS ISSUED.
hey develop Into t'sneer. Many
apparently hopeless esses of Cancer,
suppurating swellings, eating sores or
tumor cured by H. H. H
Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) is
pleusnnt and safe to take. Thoroughly
tested for 10 years. Composed of pure
Botanic Ingredients. Strengthens weak
kidneys and weak stomachs, cures ilyo-
pspsln. Sample sent froo by writing
Blood Holm Co.. Atlanta. Os.
Bold by all druggists st II per large
bottle, cr sent by express prepaid.
Special to The Georgian. - .»•
Charlotte, N. C„ Feb. *3 — R. K. Hen
derson. whoee name figured In the ta>.
mous Dr. W. 8. Davidson csoo. triad
this week, has been found and suaa|
moned to court. The dafandanL
Davidson, teslllled .that he bad
prescriptions to the chief wltaa
the prouecutlon. R. 1C. Handarai
several occasions. The dtscovavy
two men with the same name will 1
terlally affect the csm.
Dr. Davidson was charged with
taring the WatU law.