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V THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS (HILL HID a Democrats Lined Up ,. Fight Measure to Finish. to Peptiron Pills Ironlie the blood, feed nerve* and brain, tone the stomach, aid direction, rive Mtfal sleep. Itopccialfor beneficial in nervousness and anemia. Chocolate* eaaant to taka. 80c. and $1. or mail. Hood’s on the Pills llrcr and OROPS POWDER HORN, DISCHARGING A GDI; LOAD ENTERS BODY Special lo Tha Oeorglio. Hpartanburg, ft. 0, March 1.—C. Washington. March 1—It la purposed by (he house to vole on the ship tub* •Mp bill at < o'clock this afternoon. Tha ‘ Republicans appear to be lined up In Savor at the measure, but lie paaaaf e la not conceded. Democrat* In the haute are practically unanimously opposed to the bill. The measure le favored by Speaker Cannon, and Its adoption la desired by President Roosevelt. Even If the ±ssss pate It through. IM **"*•* may kill It as opposition on the part of . .. ^ ( one or tyro senators would be anIBelent that tha present station end. In the consideration of the measure the house has adopted an amendment i house has adopted hr Mr. Utliner, of New York, provid ing for a line of steamships of 1) knots bowels, cure ££2£ni^*fliT*2i^„« Morrow > * w«ll-known c)Us*n of Ibis SSu ln f*lt^ COUBt > r * accidentally shot himself In the aftwr'diuuS? } , einI«ee << cnthsTtir! 1 ^25c? I,fl ,h<mWw ‘ whu » out hunting, the 0. L HOOD CG., Lowoii, Mass. lo *d striking him In the left breast, 1 ranging upward and taming away tha flash. Mr. Morrow had finished load- CITY TAX NOTICE Please make your city tax returns mm. J. L. HARRISON, J. H. EWING, O.D. MEADOR, . Assessors. Cunnnn mo AAA BAW DEPOSIT ijYOjl/UU ff.LfitaPsM. Nttsi Takes from ihs Oulf of Mexico to D re ell at a maximum compensation not osceedlng $100,000 for a monthly tervlco or $100,- ooo for a fortnightly service. While the debate was In proi Mr. Blrdaall, of Iowa, provoked ap plause by saylnf: "The present occupant of tha white bouse Is the only really great man who - was actually hem in the great city of Mew Toife." motion of the sxscutrtx of Frydertck L. Pomeroy to have declared Invalid the DEATH SATISFIES CLAIMS OF JUSTICE New York, March 1.—Judge Holt, In the United Btales circuit court, has handed down an opinion sustaining th.e nick Tl^ltil of HUM against Uio salats hoeauae of Mr. Pomeroy's death. Mr. Pomeroy was traffic manager of the Mew York Central railroad, and aa such was Indicted and tried In conjunction with the corporation tor having given rshnies to the American Sugar Refining company. Subsequently Mr. Pomeroy died and hi* executrix moved for the v scoring of the judgment on the ground that Mr. Pomeroy was dead, which, (he claimed, vitiated the judgment. TRAINED NURSES GET DIPLOMAS zTHXRD WARD SCHOOL fr * SITE PURCHASED •P**' at the elahth en seal commence neat held Thursday sight at lbs Mgla-OoMmlth ssaaterium. thoss gradesUeg were Miss Florrls Wise, hr. Nsojnl 4nmpd v Wfs i Ruth C. Vi ■on ted — — a’ lot on Grant and Pavllloo ttreeu, near Grant park, has been purchased as the rite for the Third ward school home. The lot was bought from Mrs. Mat- tie B. Camp for 87,500. it te 115 by ton feet, and Is considered an ad- for the Third ward vantageous locality ; FwA Poisons. M Por Cent of All Diiouos th* Re- nit of Undiftstod Putre fying Foods. Men of affaire, women of eoclety and Ohlldren with active bratne are too often aadentary In their habits, giving little Urns to exercise. To thla evil Is added that of high and Irregular llv- Ing—aa a result, the stomach cannot •land the demands made upon It. The abused and overtaxed stomach does net properly do the work of digestion, food taken In ferments and the poison permeates the whole system. The body lease In weight sad becomes a prey ter the attack of whatever dleease It may encounter. Did It ever occur to you how busy that stomach of yours le? it only holds three pints but In one year you force It to take In S.ioo pounds of ma terial, digest It and prepare It for as- almllatton Into the blood. No wonder It rebels when overworked. We crowd It with steaks and pastry. Irritate Its juices with spices and arid*, and ex pect the etomach to do Its work. It can't do It. AU over the Inner layer or the stom ach are glands which secrete the juices necessary to digestion. The entrance of food Into the etomach I* the algnal for these glands lo do their work. The more the food, and the more Indtgestt- ■■■ 12SJSSS eiA4UgUMflUtlllUIMUJM.M^H SAVANNAH’S MAYOR RIDES IN AN AUTO TO FIX SPEED LIMIT Special toi The Georgian. Savannah, Oa.. March I.—Savannah, known aa the city of automobiles, ti to have an ordinance prescribing the speed.llmlt of the machines. A re so lutlon has been Introduced in the council Using the maximum speed at II miles per hour. It le said the ordinance will pass Several automobile owners are on the board, and they are said to be for It. The present maximum speed allowed to « rellee an hour. With this restric tion upon the automoblllats there have been many accidents on the streets. Pedestrians are Wondering what show they will have with the speed limit raised to II miles, which would probably mean II In practice. Chief of Police Ing automobile Mayor Tlcdomnn, Cl Austin and the lead dealers of the dtj^ gathered In their fait machines on Abercorn street, and put their flyers through their paces. Fifteen miles seemed mighty slow to such enthuslaeta In fast machines, and II miles was agreed upon. . ANTI-SUICIDE BUREAU O TO OPEN IN CHICAGO. O O - —- —I. B O Chicago, March 1.—Chicago’s Q o anti-suicide bureau will be open- 0 ed within a day or two by tha O Salvation Army at the headquar- O tore on South State atreet. The O faff —d advising any porson I the- lonely and bereaved and Mm 0 unemployed and these financially 0 diet ranee A - DOOOOOOOOO0OOOO00O00OO0ODO SALVATION ARMY SPECIAL SERVICE A special musical service will be held at the Salvation Army hall, 75 Mari etta street, on Saturday night.- Major and Mr*. W. BscotL who have charge of the Kentucky and Tennessee divi sion, will conduct the service. They will be assisted by J. Hartley, of Cta- olnnatl, and Major and Mra. Berriman, and the local corps. This service will be preceded by e special street service at which the Hon. Mrs. Henry, of London, will speak. Major end Mrs. Escolt will have charge of the regular morning service at the army half t ~ . a* i and on Sunday night Major Escott will Street Methodist address Ihs Walker church. GEORGIA SCHOOL FOR BLIND TO BE OPENED WEDNESDAY. Special to Tha Georgian. Macon, Oa., March 1.—On Wednes day morning the Georgia Academy for the Blind will be opened by the true- tees and Superintendent niiphant. and (he blind children of the state, who have been nut of a home for Instruction for the past eighteen months, will re turn to their duties. Superintendent Ing one barrel of hie gun. a muasle- loader, and Waa preparing lo load the accidentally fell from his shoulder, striking the cap on ihs barrel that had been loaded, causing It to discharge. SENATOR A. 0. BACON NAMED FOR INTERIM Ho tar es Gqrefaor Terrell Is rourerned, tbs controversy regsrdlsg tbs senatorlsl vs cancy from Msrcb « lo Jon* JS kas been net' lied liy Ike ay point meat of fl*nator A. O. Bacon. This Interim appointment In until thn gen eral assembly meet* la June, at which turn H-aitor Racnn will be elected fee sis years. Governor Terrell msde the appointment Thursday evening, anil the eommfaslon will reach Mena tor Bacon evening. tween Governor the appointment was mads. Hens tor Haros ■latt-d that bs found ample precedent foi sueb in appointment. AT Tre theaters"] Marls Cahill at the Grand. Merle Cahill, who will be teen at the Grand Friday and Saturday nights and Saturday matinee, and Eugene Cowles were chatting while off stage during one of the performances of "Marrying Mery." at Daly's, when the play was running at that theater. “Vm" mu 1,1 Ciwlat Yes?' eald Cowles, "colored servants are funny. In my study at home I have numerous pictures of 'The Bos tonians' hung and labeled. One morn ing my man, Caesar, waa fussing about and fining up while I was at work. He looked over the picture*. Just an he had done a thousand times over, and eald hen you waa at Boe- "The Square Deal." When President Roosevelt borrowed the gemeter'e synonym for honesty and hurlsd It at the country, he hlh the bull's eye In the hearts of all honest men because hto character and previ ous performances backed hint up. The square deal rang true. Justin Huntley McCarty's other works sustain his merit, though It le • question It any ptoy he ties written le superior to 'if I Were King" The magnificent pro duction of this play given by E. H. flothera at the Garden Theater was surely the "square deal." aa Its run at too night! well attests. The same display will be "The Square J>al" of- fered at the Grand on Monday and Tuesday nights and Tuesday at mail ness. COLDS CUfcED- IN ONE PAY I Weapon's r„Id Carr R-l!—e* thfjtoid, throat and inns* aim-t Immorintekr-Checks raver*, alopsutsrbargsof tbe nees, takas sway all aches aBjBto mused bycotoe. It cures Grip and otctlMt* Coogbs sad ore- rants ansmsmelSe grid by sH eningHta Me. ■If yea hews catarrh «c era sgftied sritb Uttar on'0 Improved lobster. dMfntM, ms Munjoa'a Improved !■ It carts ubatlstta and ehrcalc caste HOWELL WOODWARD HOME FOR A VISIT Clerk Howell Woodward, senior lieu tenant commander at Up United States navy, will return to Atlanta early next week for a visit to his parents, Coltffiel and Mrs. Park Woodward. Lieutenant Wbadward spent (lie past three years In the waters off the coast of the Philippines, In command of u torpedo flotilla. He was In the wtr with Bpaln. and at Santiago was with Schley on the Brooklyn. Colonel Woodward has received telegram from the senior lieutenant sent from San Francisco, where be had lust arrived, saying that he would be n Washington Monday and In Atlanta Tuesday. AILE8 Cl PAZO HINT say test of Iti IN • TO 14 DAYS. It guaranteed to cure Blind. Standing or l’ro- to 14 days or money re- NEGRO HANGED FOR MURDER OF HIS FATHER-IN-LAW. Special to Tha Georgian. Spartanburg. S. C.. March 1.—John Shelton, coiorea, wan hanged In thi county jail here for the murder of htn father-in-law, whom he killed about one year ago. The hanging took place In the execution room, and wan wlt- nsneer! by only a few people. Under the lews of thin atate, hangings are not public. The execution of Hhelton la the tint hanging that has taken place In Spar tanburg county In several yearn, the last execution being that of Chrla Har ris, colored, who shot and killed Cap tain Bleaalngame, chief of police, sev eral years ago. Robert Loralna In "Man and Super men." Theatergoer* will bo. Interested In knowing that Robert Lpmlne Is to fill an engagement here appearing In "Man and Superman." recognised as one of Bernard Shaw’s best comedies. In that It It the most entertaining, most amusing and most Intellectual. Charles Dillingham will present Mr. Lornlne at the Orend on next Wednesday and Thursday nights, and Thursday mati nee. when he will be seen In hie fa mous comedy, supported by nearly ell of those who were with him during the aeven months he played last season In New Tork. At the Bijou. Charles K. Blanry will present Ills latest and best melodrama, "The Curse of Drink," at the Bijou next week. Scenic effects have been made an Im portant part of the production. These Include a railroad scene which shows full else locomotive running at full Ollphant Is already engaged In pro- ' the new building, so paratory work at as to be ready for the return of the Inmates. The trustees have elected Dr. C. ('. Harrold a* physician for the In stitution. end Dr. Peete has been re tained aa oculist. At a meeting of the hoard yesterday afternoon nil ar- rangenumts were made for the renewal of work. The new building and grounds ars being rapidly placed In condition for taking up the duties at the Insti tution. DAWSON DISPENSARY FIGHT CARRIED INTO THE COURTS. upon the muscles of ths well ad- fWi, of the tons of high-seasoned game, sweetmeats and apiietliers crammed Into thin little 4-ounce mill, and then wonder. If you will, why you are dlaay or nauseated or constipated. Ft Mams your stomach or curse ■art your fate that you should be born so unfortunate. Blame yourself and iddLv the remedy. First, get a small package of Btusrt’n Dyspepsia Tablets, taking one after | each meal and at bed time. They are ’ n<N a medicine, but a digestive. Your f etomach Is worn out end needs help, , " not medicine. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab lets will do the work that the stomach fails to do. There's enough power In H >ne groin of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab ers to digest l,M« grains of ordinary road, no you needn’t fear that anything Blieclal to The Georgian. Dawnon, Oa., March 1.—-The advo- eaten of thn dlnpennarv have Instituted Irani proceedings In the superior court here to contest the re-'em-electlon held In this county, which resulted In n m>. jortty of I&4 ugalnat the dispensary nyntem. The papers were filed In the clerk's office yesterday and there are more than loo persons named as peti tioners. the law requiring at least one- temh of those who voted In the election to Join In the proceedings In order to after i make n contest The iietltlon In the case Is signed by the following well-known attorneys: Joseph H. Hull and Warren Roberts, of Macon: Baines A (lurr. J. K. Irwin and H. A. Wilkinson, of this city, os petitioners' attorneys toed, so you needn’t fear that anything you cut will remain In your stomach undigested. atuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will rout the poison because they remove the cause—food fermentation. They are nature’s own cure for dyspepsia. The hoot of troubles dyspepsia Is father of cannot be numbered, for a healthy stomach Is ths source of all health. ■rise your opportunity before worse conditions confront you. Send today for a free trial package or Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. They will bring Xh- etomach relief. F. A. Kmart Co. Stuart Bldg.. Marshall. Mich. ■tor as cent site for sale at your (uggUfta IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS, Don’t Mletako the Cauee of Your Trou ble#—An Atlanta Citizen Shows How To Cura Them. Diet of Bronohial Affection. Special to Tim Gcorxlsn. Athena, Ga., March I.—Mrs. W. J PossT one of three slaters who mar ried three brothers, died at her home near this city Wednesday evening after an Illness of several months frrtn a bronchial affection. The burial oc curred yesterday. Georgs W. Courtney. Ths'funeral aervlcea of George W. t'ourtney. the young eon of Mr. and W. ('. Courtney, who died Wrdnradny nlxhi. were conducted at the residence. 2 Todd street. Friday afternoon. The internum waa In Hollywood cemetery. Many people never luipect their kidney*. It euffering from a lama, weak or aching back thoy think that It le only a muacular weakness; when urinary trouble iota .in thoy think It will soon correct tteolf. AM eo It le with all ths other symptom of kidney disorders. That to Juat where the danger lies. You mutt cure these trouble! or they lead to diabetes or Bright's disease The beet remedy to use Is Doan'e Kidney Pllli. It cures all lilt which are caused by wetdt or diseased kidneys. Atlanta people tes tify lo permanent cures. A. R. Davit, plumber, of II Edge- wood avenue. Atlanta, Oa.'..eays: “I suffered a great deal from backache, and I knew my kidneys were out of order on account of the Irregularity of the secretions. The tche was a dull, heavy pain right In the small of my back, which often prevented me from sleep nt night. I could hardly turn over In bed, and when I did a sharp, cutting pain would atrlke me. sometimes In one place and then In another. I often had to list several tlmee during the night on account of my Inability to retain ths kidney se cretions. which seemed to be all out of sorta. were highly oolorad and of a strong odor, beside* being full of sedi ment. None of the remedies which I tried did me any good until I got a box of Doan's Kidney Ptlte. In one night they rolleved me, aad Macs using the box the secretions have lost their dark color and the pain has en tirely left my back. 1 am glad to be eble to tell others of this wonderful cure." For eale by all dialers. Price 50 rents. Fotter-Mllburn Co. Ruffslo, New York, sole egents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan'e—aad lake no other. CASTOR IA For T-itawtn a&d Children Tbi KM Ym Htn Ahrqs BMgbt jszza&tfig&z COURT OF APPEaIs OF GEORGIA. Judgments Rendered Monday, February 28, nor. Judgments Affirmed. Southern Express Co. v. Briggs, from Hammond. F. O. duBlgnon, Frank Miller and William K. Miller, for plain tiff In error. J. C. C. Black. Jr., by John M. Graham, contra. Co., and vice verso, from city court LaGrange, Judge Harw-elt. E. T. Moon, for Butler. D. J. Gaffney, E. A. Jones end J. E. A L. F. McClelland, contra People's National Bank v. Haralson, from city court of LaGrange. Judge Harwell. E. T. Moon, for plaintiff In error. A. H. Thompson, contra Judgments Rtvsrsed. Atlanta and Birmingham Air Line Railway Co. v. McManus, from city court of .Polk county, Judge trwln. Brown A Randolph and Janes A Hutchens, for plaintiff In error. Janes Hunt. Bunn A Trawlck and Arnold Arnold, conlra. Amorous v. State, from Greene su perior court. Judge Lewis. Park A Park, for plaintiff In error. J. E. Pot tle, solicitor general, and Juntas Da- vision, contra. COURT OF APPEALS OF GEORGIA. Decisions Rendered Thursdsy, ruary 28, 1907. Judgments Affirmed. Yuuns vs. Dsrlan A Western Railroad Co. Front McIntosh auperlor court. Before Judge nealtrook. C. M. Tlson, for plnlntlg In or DeR. Ilar.-lay and H. M. Hitch, con ENGINE EXPLODES, Chicago, March 1.—August Kraff, a railroad fireman, was'killed and four other persons were Injured yesterday by*th# explosion of the boiler, of a Michigan Central freight locomotive on tracks of the Indiana Harbor rall- ths triteks of the road at Millard avenue and Flfty-aec- ond street The -engine was demol ished. Kraff's mangled body was fOond In the tender under « pile of coal. LEAGUE WON’T OPPOSE A WHISKY INSPECTOR The Antl-Baloon League will not ad vocate nos will It oppoee the creation of the Office of whisky Inspector by- the city. Title wae decided upon at a mast ing in* iasqua at IM CsnsagtC Thursday night. It was at first it that ths league would ask for tor, but after considerable Thursday night. It was deemed advis able to ksqp "hands oft." THINKS STATE INSURANCE WOULD ELIMINATE GRAFT. Special to Ths Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenn.. March 1.—In the Insurance Investigation held her* by the Joint committee of the legislature, A. 1 N. Sloan, a local Insurance agent, eald that he did not believe stale In surance would be practical, because of dishonest office holders. C. W. Olson, also a prominent Insurance agent, and formerly president of the Chamber of Cox took exceptions to these statements and he said the more he became associated with these so-called "dishonest office holden," the more confidence he had In the honeaty of humanity. “I would like lo ask Messrs. Olson and Sloan,' said Senator Cox, "If these dlshone* PERIIDS RF P/MM While no woman la entirely from periodic suffering, it dess not to bo the elan of ester* that women should suffer r to severely. Ir regularities' and pain are positive evtii " ‘ * evidence that something to wrong which should be net right or It will lead to serious deraMgemon^ of the feminine organism. Thousands of woman, >»v » 1 relief from found : firing by taking Lyi ham's Vc — all perlodle sof- dl* E. Plak- MIS) ADC NICHOLS Vegetable Compound, which tornado bom native roota aad herbs, as It Is the most thorough female regulator known to medical science. It cures tho condition which causes to much discomfort and robs of tto ten-era. Women viho ara troubled vrith painful or ij- :tion to ward off the serious that period of Its terror*, regular function* should consequence* and be rest take immediate action 1_ restored to health and strength by taking j. Man- Adelaide Slohols of Ui West Mud Street, Kew York Cltv. writer-Deer Mrs, Piskhaw-' , lf women who suffer would only raly upon Lydia K. Piakham’n Testable Compound their troubles would bo quickly alleviated. I feel greatly indebted for tho relief and health which haa been-brought to SCO by your inestimable remedy- Lydia E. PinkhamTs Vegetable Compound cures Female Complaint* s=cb is ysiilig sad BtopJkcssents. sad Orgenl* Diseases Headache, General Debility, Indigestion, and Invigorates the whole feminine system. For the derangements of the Kidneys of either sox Lydia B. Pit thorn’a VtgHoUe Compound to excellent Mra. Pinkham*! Standing Invitation to Women anfftrinr from any form of female weakness ere InriUd_ to ‘inkbMB, at Lynn,Masr From the symptom* given, tha trouble mgy be located and tho quickest aad surest way of recovery advised. would graft more than the 4 rake-off that Is now- received by the agents and the companies?” TO ESTABLISH RACE TRACK ON GEORGIA 8IDE OF LINE. ■pedal to The Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenn.. March 1.—Be cause of the fact that Georgia has no race track law bookmakers are up with plane to establish a high-grade race track Just south of the atate line from this city. Since the race track law le In effect In this state, and since the only race tracks now located south of the Ohio river an at New Orleans and Mot Springs, it leaves a gap which can very well be supplied by establish Ing race tracks near thla city. BELIEVES BU8INESS MEN WANT SALOON8 TO REMAIN. Sptriri 4* Ita- OeergISB Chattanooga Tenn., March 1.—Cap. tain Gaston O'Brien, of Knoxville, i recent visitor hen . who is in charge of double-tracking tha Southern railway between Chattanooga -and Morristown, believes .that Knoxville will not vole whisky out. 'There It much senll. ment against the saloon In Knoxville among ths church people." said he. “but the business element take a more conservative view of the matter.” Preston Killed in Mobile. Kpeclnl to The Georgian. Decatur, Ala., March 1.—Word ha* been received here that Jamen Preston was killed In Mobile, but no details could be learned. He Is the son of W. C. Preston, of Decatur. The young man's father has gone to Mobile. Will Not Move Headquarter*. Special to Tha Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenn., March 1.—Local official! of ths Central of Georgia railroad deny the report that this road Is to -remove Its headquarters to this city. The report had been published In several Tennesaee and Georgia pa pers. Mrs. Lucy Akin. The body of Mrs. Lucy Akin, aged S3 years, who died In Smyrna. Go., Thursday night, will be brought to At. lanta for Interment In Oakland ceme tery. The funeral cervices will be con ducted In Smyrna. tra ror r court nf latlmnsc. Before Judge II -ll. Gaffney A Jouea. for plaintiff In r; llatton I/treJnjr, contra. court. Before Judsc Lcwla. IV. T. •on. for plulutlff lu error; Turner A Adam*, ci uitm. Ilotilia vn. Hunter. Frnui Hiller auperlor court Before Jiulgc Hheffleld. S'. I. ue*r, for plaintiff In error. No nppenrane* eon tra. Jcffcr* va.--Central of Georgia Railway t’o. From Terrell auperlor court. Before Judge Ktiueey. M. I'. KOwnnla, for plaintiff rror; J. ti. t'arka. rout Uavia v«. Htate. From city court ef Dub- ii. Before Judge Burch. T. I. (Irluer and II IV Howard, for plalntllf In error: O. II MJIIliuu*. aolleltor. contra. Judgment* Ravareed. William* ra. lumnn ot al. From city court of Newnan. Before Judge Freeman h . » . n riKiii, I* Wlmlvlili A Kill* CHARGED WITH STEALING A PORTABLE WORK HOUSE. ■ periaI to Th* GeoreUn. Chattanooga. Tehn., March I.—Dave Leonard haa been bound over to the criminal court on a charge of ateallng the portable work houae of thla city, t-ennard'a name haa been connected with aeveral euaplcloue doing* here, and etch time he hai alwaya found a loop-hole. apeed. the advent nf which offer* an opportunity for a reacue In which the young fireman aave* hi* tweethenrt from what teem* remain death on the rail*. At th# Eldorado. Although ‘Captain Swift" Is a mod ern. high clean drama, there la not a aurgratlon of anything throughout the entire piece that would In any way of fend the moat arrupulou*. From be- ginning to the end It la clean, whole some and Instructive, hnvlng nothing but good situations and bright strung line*. ' $5,000 Reward AU Modern Business Concerns Find the Long Distance BeU Telephone of inesti mable value. It saves time by preventing delays. You can apply it to your affairs with surprising results. Reasonable Bates; Satisfactory Service Call “Long Distance,” Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. DOORS CLOSED AGAIN ON POLICE COMMITTEE Seven Saloon Licenses Considered in a Secret Session. Will be paid to any person who can ttnd one atom of opium, chloral, morphine, cocaine, ether, chloroform, heroin, alpha and beta eu- rainc, cannabis indica, or chloral hydrate or any of their derivatives, in any of Dr. Miles’ Remedies. This applies to goods in al packaei original packages, unop ened, ana not tampered with. Certain unscrupu lous persons are making false statements about these remedies. adver- tjscd In Ut* flunday mainline, foj thought 1 would try a aampl*. aa and they helped me woni 1 had headache so badly I could D.Lia Philadelphia. P*. UU Tacoma Street. Dr. Mile*' Antl-Faln Pill* are arid by <*t your druggist, whs will guarantee th*' (he flret qaekase will aeneflt. If H fall*, he will return your money. It deeee. to cent*. Never trie In bulk. Miles Medical Con Elkhart, Ind After hearing (he petition* nf a num ber of applicant* for snloon license*, thp police committee of council, of which Councilman Charles M. Roberts la chairman, went agnln Into secret session Thursday afternoon to .act on the applications. About half of the time of the com mittee when In open session was taken up In an Informal dlacusaton of The Georgian, and especially the article In which The Georgian dleclosed every thing that wax done at the previous se ret ersolon of the committee. Some of the members of the commlt- Jee objected to The Georgian's accurate account nf the last secret session, and asked Alderman Curtis, who happened to be present, what he thought of It. Alderman Curtis, us It happened, had opinions of his own. “I think, like The Georgian." replied the alderman, "that you ought to meet out In the open and do what you think best In broad daylight." The following applications were con sidered: M. T. Hayes, for a colored ealoon at 155 Patera street. J. T. Hwords, for a colored saloon nt $0 Decatur street. Lyon A Oavoghan. for n transfer from Rruce nt 107 Peter* street. Mlnhlnnett A ('lordly, for n colored saloon at <« Decatur street. Cook A Morris, for a white beer sa loon at 107 Peters atreet. J. B. Matthew*, for a white beer sa loon at 394 Marietta street. Frank W. Johnson, colored, for n col ored liquor saloon at 10 Ivy atreet. STEAMER OSSEBAW IS ABOUT READY A dispatch haa been received It the gen eral office* of the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic to the effect Hut the Ossehsw, the fourth freight steamer of the Athlnaon ayatem, I* at Boaton, and will won be ready for service between Nnw York, Brunswick and llnvtna. It Is potoible that s schedule IK-rmlttine two onlllngs every week from New York will lie eetabllaked. HARRIS SENTENCED TO HANG FOR MURDER OF WOMAN. SOUTH CAROLINA ALUMNI ORGANIZED AT CHARLESTON. gpeclal to The Georgian. Charlenton. B. C , .March 1.—Univer sity of the South alumni of South Car olina was organised here yesterday with the following officer*: President. H B. Whaley, nf Rdll‘0 Island; first vice president, P. P. Nel- son. of Columbia; second vice presi dent, George Croft, or Aiken, third vice president. Rev. A. R. Mitchell, nf Greenville; secretary. A. IL Young, of Charleston; treasurer, Nathsnlal Hey ward, of Oikley. Deestur Merchant Assigns. Special lo The Georgian. Decatur, Ala., March I.—Max J. Cohn, proprietor of the Mammoth, one of the largest dry goods and clothing houses In Decatur, haa made an as signment In favor of hi* creditor*. Mar vin West t* named as the receiver. The assets and liabilities or* not known. Special to Ths Georgian. Gaffney. B. C„ March 1.—Judge Al drich yesterday , afternoon sentenced Tom If arris, alios Tom Childress, of North Carolina, to htng March 3$ for tho murder of Mrs. Morgan at this place several months ago. The jury was out less than an hour and returned a verdict without recommendation In less than an hour. Harris was -tried for cutting the woman's throat and robbing her .f $500. After his afreet he narrowly escaped being lynched by the angry cltlsens and was taken to Spartanburg for safe-keeping. While confined In the county jail he made a confession to Deputy Bhertff White, Jailor Becknell and Rev. W. P. Smith. The confes sion was taken down - In writing and offered In evidence by the state. A DIFFERENCE It Paid Thi* Man to Chang* Food. "What is called 'good living' eventu ally brought me to a condition qultu th* reverse of good health," writes a N. Y. merchant. "Improper eating told on me till my stomach became so weak that food nauseated me, even the lightest and simplest lunch and I was much de pressed after a night ot uneven slum ber. unfitting me for buslneee. "This condition was discouraging, os I could find no way to Improve 11. Then I sew the advertisement of Grape- Nuts food, and decided to try IL and became delighted with the result. “For the post three years I have used Grape-Nut* and nothing else tor my Y before retiring breakfast and for lunch I It speedily set my stomach right and gained my health. There I* no great er comfort for a tired man than a lunch of Grape-Nule. It Insure* rest ful sleep, end en awakening In the morning with n feeling of buoyant courage and hopefulness "Grape-Nuts has been a boon to my whole family. It has made of our I- year-old boy, who used to be unable to digest much or anything, a robust, healthy, little rascal weighing 31 pounds. Mankind certainly cure* a debt of gratitude to the expert who In vented this perfect food." Name i by Puetum Co. HatUe Cieek, "There's a reason."' ime gtv ok, ilk