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CASTOR IA He Kind Yon Hato Always Bought, sn4 which has been la use for oret BO T*n. ban boras thn signature of .Jt .. nod has been mado under hl» per- r? oonri setparvfaioa sine* Ita Infancy. \AMffy, Allow no one to deceive you In this. . .All Counterfoil*, Imitation* and “.Tn«t-a».(ood ,, are but Experiment* that trifle with and attdatiger the health of Infanta and ChQdran—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Caslorln is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Prop* and Soothing Syrups. It fa Pleasant. It raatalns neither Opium, Morphine nor other Karcotle substance, Ita nge Is ita guarantee. It destroys Worms M d allays Feverishness. It sures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieve! Teething Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Paaacoo—The Mother’s Friend. genuine CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of Tbe Kind You Hare Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. tms oswtah MflVwt. Tf hvMUT etam, Htw trees em. ran simm nm kike, DIED HH HOME Young Man Taken From • ‘ Train Sick and Died in , Short While. Spsctal In Tbs Georgian. 1 Monteauma. Us.. March i.—Will W, F* I a of Burns Vista, was taken from the evening passenger train hsr* yes terday In a serious condition, as the rs suit of strychalne poisoning. Ha was slvrn every attention, but eftsr linger ing for aeveral hour* in great »*ony, death came to hla relief. The deceased was en route to hi* lirime from Dawi ‘ where he had been on a abort vldt failed to make connection at Amerlcu* and waa remored from tha train hare when hla critical condition waa rilscov- arad. During a parlod of consciousness the unfortunate young man claimed to have taken a dose of what he supposed to oe ■tulntne before leaving Dawson, blit nun have made a mistake. The remaine will be shipped to hla home for burial tomorrow. YOUNG MAN SHOT; Tl I ENDLESS CHAIN PR A YER IS FLOODING CIIY MAILS cil nolle'. chain prayer, purported I |i have been originated by some bishop. I h ibodlng the city ami pouring through .ti:.m;n i".«tofflce In each quanti- a« t.i tcrlnualy Interfere with the | usual i"lunic of mail matter. artnmnanylng Instructions re- n tho it, l|,lent to "copy the prayer | nine day, and rend the copies to nine I friend* with the request that the chain 11. t*rt*tunted. It Ir ojso accompanied by a warning thnt aonie dire calamity will befall one If the chain la broken, but on the uther hand. If the request Is fulfilled. II will bp followed null “great joy." The prayer Ima Invaded a'l classes nnd few people have not been reouested to add links. The praver follows: “O. Lord Jesus, we Implore Thee. O. eternal God. to haVe mercy on all man kind. “Keen us from all sin and take ua to live with Thee eternally. Amen!" Saloon license reports CORRECTLYFORECASTED "Stan's account of whattook I plan- .v the secret session of the police | committee Thursday afternoon proved correct lit fiery particular. Every ap- I lit' .iti ,n thnt The (leorglan said would 11* reported favorably' waa reported fa ll. nnd likewise with the advene folios lug appllcatlona were a<l* 1i>> tlte committee, council adopt- I In? all the adverse reports: Frank it Johnson, negro saloon, at I" Ivy street. \V. L. Brldwell. 171 Ma rietta. transfer from white to colored; b T Hayes, negro saloon, at lift ■rt: J. T. Sword, negro sa- Itecotur street; J. B. Mai- ■ saloon, on ftfarietta street. O'lng were reported favors- ioseau. 230 Decatur street, on w hite to colored; Lyons n. Hit Peters street, transfer t" colored; Cook A Morris, while beer saloon. 1*7 Peters street; Mlnhlnnett It Clartdy. «6 Decatur street, negro saloon. There was also an adverse report on the last named application, signed by Councilman Roberts. This application was referred back |o the police com mittee. upon request of Alderman Key. Councilman Roberts and Alderman Qullllan. The ordinance by Councilman I-ong- Ino, providing for the Issuance of 3100.- tinn of bonds for the erection of a mu nicipal lighting tdant. was held up for two weeks, at the suggestion of Al derman Key, who stated that the ex perts looking Into the practicability of erecting a municipal plant would re port In the meantime. Alt ordinance allowing tlte Bell Tel ephone and Telegraph Company the right to lay underground conduits was referred back to a committee, after con shlerable discussion. , Councilman Mnngum's pure tnllk or dinance was adopted, several minor changes having been made by the or dlnancs committee. Special to Tke Georgia*. Kparlatilmrg. 8. t*„ March ft.—Utt Har vey, aged about twenty-ala yearn, a young man of, Gaffney, 8. l'„ waa abot and killed In tkla rtty luat evening about 7 o'clock. Jessie Wooten, at wboae honae the killing occurred, la aliasing, though the sheriff sod bis deputies are making eTery effort to lo cate her. Ilarvey arrived In Spartanburg early Tuesday morning front tlaffiwy. and spent the entire day In the elty. lie went to the In,toe of the Wooten woman shortly before 7 o'clock. Which rrss the Inst seen of Mol olive, he Is-liig stmt down on the fronf| K irch. The Iwjl entered bln heart, killing tit luanntly. .. Realties Jessie Wooten, there ware three other aroaieu In the house at the time ol the tragedy. When the officers arrived, they failed to tail any trace of the Wooten woman, ami tke women found In the house said they knew- nothing of the abootlsg They ttdmllletl lieorlttg the shot, and when they went to the door they found Itorrey Ijiug dealt on the porch. These wooieu are Is-lng held an material witnesses. Only o few weeks ago. Cotumbw McCall, a brother lll-lsw of Jessie Wooten, wao stnhl ini to den I h by n young white man nt the same place. “363” MAIL CLERKS AND CARRIERS WERE GIVEN HIGHER PA * CLEARS THE COMPLEXION. orinn Laxative Fruit 8yrup atlmyg lutes'the liver and thoroughly cleanaee the system and dears the complexion of pimples and blotches. It Is the best laxative for women and children, as It Is mild and pleasant, and 'does not gripe nr elcken. Orino le much supe rior to pllle. aperient waters nnd all or dinary cathartics as It does not Irritats the stomach and bowels. Bold by alt dniggtete. WILLNOTINSPECT GEORGIA HOAD ON DATE FIRST FIXED charitable institutions RUN JUST AS THE Y PLEASE hst ail of the Institutions to which ■in ,"iiirlbutee money are not run I f, *'iiv a* the committee on hospitals | *S'i i iiarltlrs things Is the proper wny •leu it at the session of council "lev afternoon by the report sub- "mte.l in ' 'uncllmen Lnngtno, chalr- I m «ii"f tnst committee. Here tt le: H,u",iable Mayor and Council: Tour "nmiticc „n 'hospitals and charltls*' 'dieil the Inatltutlons to which " "'V donates money, and eo far aa sic able to judge the most of them *“'“1 condition, The inmates are “'■"i health and seem to be well ,, v ■ ""me of them we are not ’ pleased with, but we feel we are i« .t,’ recommend any changes •n ,thc|. management, as the City do- “ * lh " money directly to them, and each one has Its own boa ml of control, which makes the rules governing each Institution, purchases lie own supplies anil Axes the number of employees, and their salaries, etc. “tVe have no access to their books vouchers, and very few t»f them make monthly reports, as the city ordi nances require. Ho we have no data to be governed by, and only make our report upon whet we see la visiting them. , , "There eeents to be no bond of union between them, each running on Its own hook. "We find the warden a office conduct ed In a bualnesa-llke manner, vouchers for every dollar paid out, end a com plete record of every case receiving help. He personally visits every one asking aid. and makes a thorough In vestlgstlcin before helping them." NORK indictments BY GRAND JURY 'Isy’e grind by the grand jury ill a second Installment of I Billet- returned. The Jure will pro!, 1,11 "I'll all the work so far pro- ■ s "Heltnr lllll. sad will probably Tuesday, anhjert In call. Final "I" not be taken twill the • "f April, when th«,pres*utwents bucket brigade fights T ° SAVE STORE FROM FIRfc t leorglan. ■'"iri^.p red in —Vlr* was Welntraub out was soon axtlngulsh- be bucket i brigade before any able damage was done. >1 363 ACTRE88 KILLED IN PARK REMEMBERED IN COLUMBUS. Kpeelal to The llenrglnh. i 'olumbus. -Da., March ft.—Mr*. Lll Han Davenport, the woman who was no mysteriously murdered In Bruns wick. Oe.. Is well remembered In Phe- nt« City, across the river, where ahe nerformed with the Psrker Amusement vompany. Which gave a week a show In that place last fall. 8h e waa a very handsome and apparently accomplished actress, and hd part in the show was especially attractive. ARBOR DAY EXERCISES held by MIOH SCHOOL. Speelsl t.lTlteTiwmlan. V.rtumbu*. Oe,. March t -Tbe Ari»r Day cxeratse* held here veelenlay by the pupil* of the High School was a moat Interesting tvent. A very nice program was carried out. Rev. Dr. McKevrin leading with an ln- vocntlon end the High School Quartet furnishing some excellent tnuslc. . Little Boy Dies. "Tiumbt^Wa**' • ,Mr*. B. A. Albright hjiv* k»ftL bydesth, ih«ir brlslit ••y#nr*oid M^n- O^hSS demh occurred at their. homa yesterday. H" was the grandson or Alderman <3 Shtrlaa. The Inspection of the Georgia rail road, which the railroad commissioners were in begin Wednesday morning, haa been pnatponed. The letter received yeslerilay from Austin Branch, attorney for Hon. Bowdre Phlnlij'. stating that Mr. Phln- isy declined to make the trip under present circumstances, caused thla de cision on the part of the commissioners Tuesday morning. In accordance with the request of Mr. Phlnlsy for n speelal hearing, the com mission fixed It for March II at 10 o'clock In (he morning. Node* to this effect has been moiled to Mr. Phlnlsy and also officials of the Georgia Rail road and Banking I'ompsny. In the letter the commission says: Ready to Walk Over Road. "The commissioners will not take Issue with you as to their ability to perform the duties Imposed upon them by the law. but It was the purpose of The commission to do the beet It could, and If necessary to reach an Intelligent conclusion a* to the condition of tit* cross-ties and road-bed of the railroad rompany In question, to walk the en tire distance and examine each foot of said line of road. , Further. It was never the purpose of llte commission to reach any con clusion or to mak* any decision ujrnt the merits of your complaint until you had been given opportunity to be heapl. If vou should dstirs a hearing, and 11 this you hail already been ndvleed.” Delegate's Nam* Omitted. In the list of physicians named by Governor Terrell to attend the conven tion of th* Anti-Tuberculosis League at Atlantic tity/ntxt June, th* name of Dr. S. F. West, of Atlanta, was Inad vertently omitted, Dr. West Is one of lh* Gate City's best known physician*, and Is deeply Interested In the tight on the "whit* plague." In response to many Inquirers, The Georgian reproduces the extract oAthe bill paased by the late congress In creasing the' salaries of mall clerks and carriers and establishing different grade*. Tho bill applies to clerks and carriers In first and second-class of fices. "Seven grade* of clerks were estab lished with salaries ranging from 3**0 to $1,380. City letter carriers were di vided Into live grades, with salaries ranging from Stoo to 11,100, the (TOO salaries being omitted. Railway mall low that of the chief clerk, salaries In each grade being Increased 1100 and ranging from 3300 to 31.700. The max imum salary was fixed at 3*f0 for rural carriers. “Two new provisions were added, one providing that the postmaster genera) may. In bid discretion, allow a railway mall clerk thirty days’ sick leave In any fiscal year with pay, his duties to be performed without expense to th* gov ernment during the period for which be le granted leave, and the other that car. rlen who on June to. 1007. an regular ly employed at 3300 per annum ahall be promoted to the fourth grade upon eat-' ctoiy evidence of tbelr efficiency “363* BUCHAN’S “363” MIT SOAP Thin article is as pure aa it is possible to make a toilet soap. It is as perfect as the complexion its constant use will produce. It is guaranteed 5 r the government to be pure. “368 n ic the pu- ty number issued by the government. A soup should not only be a akin and pores cleanser—it should be a skin and pores food, . building up the tissues, inducing circulation in the cheeks, ridding the skin of that slightly scaly substance which causes roughness. - * Buchan’s Toilet Soap has boon on the market 40 years. It has stood the severest test. Its value Is a known quantity. Its virtues are establish ed. Its use is a mark of refinement. No other soap can take its place. If yon would have freshness of face, glow of health, clearness of complexion, smoothness of akin, get Mo's “363" . OF ILL LEADING RETAIL DRU66ISTS. MANUFACTURED BV Buchan’s Soaps Corporation, DANIEL J. SULLY, President, 175 Fifth Ave., New York. clerks were divided Into six ffrade* be- during the last one year's service." SEVERELY BURNED, BUT SISTER'S LIFE IS SAYEJJY EFFORT Special tp The (ienrgtsB. Waynesboro. Ga, March ft.—Mr*. Mary Barileld bod a narrow escape from death by Bn yesterday afternoon. While burning grass her clothing caught nr* and she was enveloped In flames, but was rescued by her brother, Tommie ftlcNalr, who hud hla hands severely burned, while Mrs. Barfield was not seriously burned. vetehiTmIstIr G0HE_TO REWARD Rev. J. H. Weaver l)ieB at Advanced Age of 78 ——Years. Rsv. J. H. Weaver .lied no Mondav morning at the ags of 71 year*. He was born In Newton county In 1311. at- tended Mercer University nnd waa or dained St’ thr First Baptist churrh. of Atlanta. In tlftt. In lifts hs married ftllss Bliss Callaway, oaughter of Rev. Joshua Callaway, of Jonesboro. Ga. His wlf* lived only one year after they were married. . He waa pastor of the mliowtng churches: McDonough. Ga.. Thomaaton. Oe.. Chattanooga. Tenn.. Port Worth. Texas, Indian Creek. Ua. Lfthonla. On.. Sixth Baptist church of Attnnta. and Clarkaton. Os. 'He I* survived by two slater*. Mr*. Jane Hendry snd Mr*. Martha Hendry, of cuthbert. off. The funeral eervlees will be held .it Temple Baptist church at • o'clock Wednesday morning. The body will be carried to Sharon church for IntermtN. The following deacons of the Tempi* ptlst church will act as pallbssrefer W. i.. Normaiin. J. T. Hardeman. J**. A. Met.'oy, W. M. Perrynisn. Davl.l Quarles and M. F\ Morris. The services will be conducted hy Dr. A. T. Spald ing. MILLIONS EARNED BY PENN8Y, ROAD ITdladrtiilil*. March i -A j»e IVr ’ TWO CENT FARE HEARING IS FIXED FOR NEXT MONTH In thirty days from Wednesday the Initial hearing on the petition of Presi dent Charles B. Barrett, and Stale offi cial* of the Farmers' Union, for a re ductlon In passenger rates In Georgia, will be heard by the railroad commie ston. Secretary Montgomery will mall out nolle** to'this effect Wednesday morn ing to all the railroads In the state and the petitioners. Any others Interested and who desire to be heard In th* blat ter may appear without notice. Under th* law thirty days le allowed parties to prepare for such hearings. In speaking of this petition Tuesday morning Commissioner O. B. Stevens ■aid: 'We aspect to go Into this case fully and fearlessly. All Interested parties will be summoned for th* hearing, and when we have all the facta In hand, will act as we think and see Is right." WANTS AN APPOINTMENT AS JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Hpninl In The lieorglse. Savannah. Oa.. March *.—Another chapter has been added In th* Hohen- steln malpractice cases. Hohensteln, who wss Indicted In several bills for malpractice In office and who was con victed and sentenced but waa subse quently released, when the supreme court sustained a demurrer which th* lower court had overruled, hoe per sisted, since the Indictments wer nol crossed against him. lh again securing the appointment a* a Justice of the peace. The grand Jury recommended this stsp. but Judge fsnn, of the su perior court, refuted to do so. RECTAL DISEASES Ct/REDl I cure Pile* and all Rectal Disease* entirely without the use of the knife. If I don’t cure, you don't pay. The risk Is mine. Come In and let un talk over the matter. DR. W. J. TUCKER, 16 NORTH BR0ADST. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. his n mMMJSH) Robert D. Hickok, Sr., Dies Suddenly at His Residence. Robert D. Hickok. aged (ft year*, waa found dead In bed Tuesday morning at the residence of hi* eon. Robert D. Hickok, Jr. Mr. Hickok had suffered with heart trouble for some time, but his death waa a surprise to all who knew him. He retired In what seemed the beet of health Monday night. Mr. Hickok was born In Ohio, coming to Atlanta about seven years ago. Ho was a veteran of th* Civil war. Th* funeral arrangements have not been decided. Mr. Hickok la survived by on* son, Robert D. Hickok, Jr., who Is con nected with the Crankshaw Jewelry Company. 363 POLITICS AND POLITICIANS. piwt" of” tV' i’i BSayirsiil*, rqfleqSNi ffemi Jr«r, ended IK- rmlx-r 31. Is»t. -limr* grins earnings of fHH-BMP. SI. taeweerof til.- asiue aa tke /oar befwv. MYSTERY CONTROLLED IHtl you rver stop to tbli.k «>f lit* mysl*ffoos p»rwFr ttf tlrujr* for hurt or Of tUn <tanw or ItenHit. m** i-onling to Mlahtllty of rtmoamltu* ..r .bwfUlml purity? TT* w tn think nlMiut It rtrenr ||m«* a piwrlii- tk>n hi iwlrwl. w iIti* Tt d*t|l»- •rut*. mrHul nt lent Ion. ustiii lilch rst frmlr ilrug*. mill atsur* you ibat our ••hrmlstf am lb* dh«I rafaiM* and mu* Ir minus tuen. WATSON & PICKARD, 1 — 1 Keprseeatsllre llenry. of Tessa the pres ent casco* ckslnssn. nsd" Krpnrsentatlre Joke A. Moon, of Tennessee, are among the latest candidate* in,-Diluent *■ possible sec- cesser to Mr. WlUlseu, of Mlalssslppl. oe minority leader la lb* boeoe. Secretary of War William H. Tsft accepted Invitations hi deliver rannui meat addresaes seat Jase si (be t'slverslty uf lews and tbe University or Mlaueeota. The Itepal.llcsae of Keaterky Save di elded lo hold I heir slate nominating con- veutlun In loHilavllla au June X The venerable Senator Pelts*, of Ala Imsm, was a llealeasat la the Mellows war. be rude borashsrk Is California with llte "forty-niners" sad ws* sdvaseed from tlie rank of major to that of brlgauier-gveersl In tbe Coufedentte army. Senator Tillman probably earns more St.we/ every year on ike lertsre pi*form Is roustufitly Im demand. Senator Mct'unther. of Nnrlb Dskols, Is speaking of a posallil* notation of thr t'kll- Ipplue problem, ,-ome* forth with the In- t creating a ml novel niegvalloti thnt the I tilted Mate* abnuhl Iskr two pevnMneut calling station. Is the lain tela, that two ahoobT be glees to Bagla ml ami that for those cosceealnns tbe two nations should Jointly guarantee tbe territorial Integrity of tbe Msml* alter they bare ben greeted FOR YARD, POULTRY, LAWN, CEMETERY AND FARM—EREC TING PAGE FENCE OUR BPS- IALTV. CHEAPER THAN WOOD. W l nsftom Am i Ji UJMWJ MpRMMT •1 So. Forsyth St, Atlanta, Oa. BALTIMORE AND OHIO MAKES SIO FOR T0WN6LEV. special to Tbe Georgian. •Norfolk. Vg, March If t» reported that Alfred W. ToWnsley, formerly aa* slstant to th* president of the Bea- boaVd Atr Line railway and still con- net-led with the operating department of th* road, ha*.bem tendered the po sition or insistent to the president of the Baltimore and Ohio railway. Mr. Townsley Is now In Baltlmora, POST CAROS SEIZED) DECLARED OBSCENE A package containing nearly three dosen Illustrated post cards from Ger many wer* declared obscene and seised by th* Atlanta poatal authorities Mon day and turned over to the district at torney for hie action. The package waa addressed to "Wltr brothers.” An ac companying slip suggesting the foreign package might bekubject to duty led to th* discovery, carl With one of the addressees, declare^ that the card* wer* not ordered by him. They will be burned. HAVANA “BEE UNCI” s. t tw« days la H mOnwvf . r Fortnioktly fr*m IrUfl Tin* tuifrst find volt rttJnruMk flip spammi. Kuril liny « pfrtwl llBhl. Liunf»f>i)» tstrruoww. tiroiiisnnd* d*rks. Fin* Write rurljr nii«| t-nx-x* , J. C. LtQCOUft. E#mn IruniMltk Iruniw HaifiAiiiBflBi