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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 4. UW.
CAN'T FIX GUILT
FOR ARTIST'S DEATH
Eruptions
Coroner PntH Case Up to
Cook County Grand
Jury.
The only way to get* rM
of pimplw *s4 othar arup-
Hoot it to chaw the Mood,
improve tba dSgwtios, at fan*
tilate the kMnaya, fivar and
skin. Tbe medicine to take b
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Which has cored thousands.
Chirac... Mari h *.—A coroner'# Jury
»»■ unable yeaterday In determine
whether Wrbalrr Guerin. Ill* art la I
who «,-*# found <1*»<1 in hi# atudln laat
week, cam* in hla death by a ahot fired
by hlmwlf nr by Mra. Michael Me
Donald, who «## in the etudlo at the
tlnie of the ahontlnr. and la now under
•ITeal rhanred with kllllnc Guerin
The Jury waa nut for more than *l»ht
hour., and It belnc apparent that they
oould not aare*. It waa derided to re
tum an n|irn verdict. The care will
now an In (he arand Jury and Ihr
Criminal cnurl.
After the verdict Coroner Peter Hotf.
man aald:
"In the aidrnce produced at the In
queat there waa nothlne to ahow con-
clualvely that Guerin waa allot hy the
Woman, while there waa teallinony
that aave rla* in a reasonable doubt,
and tbla undoubtedly Influenced the
Jury."
Ouerln'a frlenda aaaert that he and
Sira. McDonald had been In love fnr
many years, and that the woman, fear,
tns that ah* waa lostnc her hold on
Guerin, shot him She waa th* only
waa killed. Oeeupanla of the build.
:wn iiuarrt "
before the ahootlnc.
Inc heard the two iiuarrellnc for some
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK
BY LEADING WORKERS
The Institute of th* Bunriay School
Union la eonllnulnc lla aeaalona at the
First Methodlat church, with a steadily
(rowlnc attendance. The speaker* of
the national orcanltatlon are dellverlnc
addressee of more than ordinary In
terest to ftunday school teachers.
At the meetlnc Tuesday night tv. r.
Pearce, of Chlraco, spoke on "Organ,
laed Adult daoies," In a way that waa
not only Instructive, but entertalnlna.
Marlon Lawrence spoke on “Special
Days and How to Use Them," an ad-
dreea which waa one of the moat In-
tereatlnc of th* s*rlra.
Th# meet Inca will he held Wedneadav
afternoon and evening and Thuradav
afternoon and evening. Rev. J. \V.
Millard, paalor of the Ponce DeLeon
Baptist church, and president of the
Atlanta Sunday School Union, will pi*,
aide.
PNEUMONIA PROVES FATAL
to aqed Commissioner
Sperliil to The Georgian.
Decatilr, Ala. March County
Commissioner 8. P. Lovelady died nt
hla home near Danville Sunday nfter-
■oon after an Illness with pneumonia.
He waa over HO years nf age nnd was
an ea-Confedemte soldier Hr had
been a inemlienof the hoard of countv
commissioners from the Fourth dle-
trlct for a number of yeitra nnd fur
many years had been n familiar figure
about the court house In Decatur. The
Interment took place nt Danville Tur»
day.
FOR YARD, POULTRY, LAWN.
CEMETERY AND FARM—EREC
TING PAGE PENCE OUR SPE-
IALTY.
CHEAPER THAN WOOD.
W.J. Dabney implement Co.,
61 So. Fonyth St„ Atlanta, Oa.
TEETH
EXTRACTED
positively Without
twin'. IAc rack. Bust
teeth SS. Ninif eat
•At hay better.
I'll! LADKI.t’iili
PP..NTAL ItOOMH,
No. U Whitehall 8t.
DIED IN FEW HOURS
AFTER STEP-FATHER’S
DEATH DAD OCCURRED
•peeial fo The Oeorgiaa.
Macon. Go., March (.-.Monday aft
ernoon B. Feldman, aged (( yaara. died
si hla home on Second street, and It. a
few- hours bla stepdaughter, Mia* H< r»
tla Arnold, followed, dying early Tues
day morning. Mlaa Arnold haa bet n
confined to her bed for some time, bet
the family did not think her Mines,
waa serious until Just beforo the end.
When th* newa of her atepfather'r
death w-aa made known Miss Arnold
auddenty look a turn for the woroe and
died early Tuesday morning. She Is
survived by her mother and one broth-
MUNYONS
WITCH HAZEL
SOAP
jW
Overhead Pump Jack*,
«, S, 10, 12. 16 and 24 inch
•troke.
DUNN MACHINERY CO.,
54 Mariatta St.. Atlanta, Oa.
A double funeral waa held Wednea- |
day morning from the family residence.
Rev. T. D. Dili' nRIclatlpg. Th* In-
lemienta war* made In Riverside.
FIRST YEAR'S CROP
TO BIBLE SCHOOL
SHALLOW WELL POWER
PUMP HEAOS.
DUNN MACHINERY CO,
54 Marietta Street.
Atlanta, Qa„
BOY IS MANGLED
A TH
The Change of Life
Sensible Advice to Women from lira. Henry Ue,
fir*. Fred Certla nnd ill*. Plnkham.
Carl, Reynolds Caught by
Freight in W. & A.
Yards.
NO FUTURE TRADING
ON ATLANTA 'CHANGE
There will be absolutely no dealing
In futures at the Atlanta commercial
exchange.
Rigid rule*, making future dealing
practically Impossible,, have been pre
pared by the exchange committee
These rules were unanimously adopted
at a meeting of the director* of the
Chamber of Commerce Tuesday after
noon.
The report of the exchange commit
tee. C. E. Caverly, ctialrinuu, took up
most of the time of the meeting. Only
members of the exchange will be pert
milted on the floor hereafter, except
visitors accompanied hy member* or
provided with visitor*’ pa**e«i.
.’ILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
I'A/.O OINTMENT 1* guaranteed to cure
nny rase of Itrbliig. llllnd. Bleeding or Pro
truding Piles lu t» to 1« days or tnoner ru-
idea. Vk\
THINLY CLAD BRIDE
RIDES TO SAVE LIFE
(Ughtuore, H. !•„ Mnreh 6 Ukc lady
tindlv*. who rode mn lnd through tier native
town to save It* Inhabitant* from the con
queror's sword, n Smith Itakotn wntuau
rode to aare her huslMiiid’* life.
With only the teninaut of n night r«l»*
ahlekllng Her front the hltlug rohl uf.sero
westber. Mr». Andrew II. Urn, a bride of
eight month*, rode on hometiurk Hires* tulle*
over the snow t<w*miitiH*n nld for her dytn,
she hml
From Decatur, MI**., conies the new
of m untune plan adopted by Rev. T. H
Rover*, of that city, to help the Bible
Training Hchowl In Atlantu. of which
Rev. Rolfe Hunt. D.D., I* president.
Dr, Rover* ha* secured a flue strain
of cotton seed, which he ha* put up In
pound parkngen. To each church mem
ber who will promise to give the first
year's crop to the Atlanta Bible School,
a package of thin cotton seed will be
presented.
The plan I* proving n popular one.
many accepting the offer, thus con
tributing In a unique and Nubstuntlal
wuy to the welfare of the Bible School.
TWENTY-FIVE DELEGATES
EXPECTED TO ATTEND.
Hpii'lal to The Georg IIIU
Macon, Ua., March 6.—The second
convention «»f the Georgia Tax Asses
sors* Association will be held In Macon
on March 1.1, and will continue In ses
sion for two day*. The purpose of the
association Is to suggest legislation for
the benefit of the tax officers and of the
public nt large,
composed of the state and county tux
iffber* In Georgia. Probably twenty-
DEEP WELL PUMP CYLINDERS
WITH BRONZE BALI, VALVES.
DUNN MACHINERY CO..
54 Marietta Street.
Atlanta. 0#.'-—
freight train belnc backed to
•Mine In tbe Western and Atlantic
yards under the Forsyth street bride*
late Tuesday afternoon so badly In
Jured Carl Reynolds, a 14-year-old boy,
that he died within an hour SI it prl
vate sanitarium.
A* told In the nfjftil edition of Tke
Georgian Tuesday, the lad was Hand
ing on one of the tracks near a plat
form. on which fruit It unloaded, when
the train backed down upon him. roll
ing him along the track and Inflicting
Internal Injuries. The boy resided with
his widowed mother at 171 Fot '
street.
tad WHMKIV HABITS
cared at hem* wtth
B.M.WOOIXr.Y.M.D
l- wwuMeni.5S.V
WR.rigrlM
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY.
Arrive kroai — "
Jacksonville . 7.H
g acoo 11.0 am
aeon 4. IS pm
Depart 1
lacoo ....
iacoa ........
Jacksonville .. 10.41 am
Macon 4.00 pai
r.’ftSS
INJUNCTION AGAINST CITY
DISMISSED BY AGREEMENT.
live delegates will be In attendance
Special to The Georgian.
Asheville, N. C\, .March 4.—Judge J.
<*. Pritchard, In the Federal court,
Monday dismissed the case of the
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
against IN city of Asheville, .Mayor
Barnard, the hoprd of aldermen and
others, the plaintiff* attorneys coming
Into court and discontinuing the suit
Itliout prejudice and at its cost."
Till« sulf waa entered against the city
when, last summer, the board of alder-
ti m AHnof'inttun la 1 ,non announced their Intention of re-
The association I* during th* t*lephon* rat*. In th# city.
owing to bad service previous to the
Introduction of the present new sys
tem.
WRECK NEAR PINEHUR8T
WILL BE INVESTIGATED.
to Tin* Georgian.
Macon, Ga., March 4—The crew of
passenger train No. 3 of the Georgia.
Routhern and Florida rallroat^has been
summoned to appear at the office of
Superintendent O. M- Grady, when an
Investlgntlon of the recent wreck nenr
Plnchurst will be gone Into. This wreck
urretl several days ago and resulted
In the death of Engineer Dan C. Far
mtr.
CASTOR IA
Jot Isfmts and Children
Tin Kind You Han Ahnjt BagM
K«natnr. of
Ititiafeil 111hs11 returning to lier
who died nt dayhrenk after wu nffecting
fit r»* well to Ida bride wife. Mrs Men *'ol
Inpseif, owl mu to severe tmrns nnd et|H»aim',
id It Is f4*nred sin*
MACON FRATERNITY MEN
WILL ATTEND BANQUET.
Foot Poisons.
CLAIM FOR ATTORNEY’S FEE
TURNED DOWN BY BOARD,
tpectal to The Georgian.
Mucon. (In.. March The member*
of the Hlgruu Alpha Kpellon fraternity
at Mercer are looking forward with I Attorney M
«r*«t anticipation to th* big banquet |
which the 8. A. K.'s of t!ie state will
enjoy In Atlanta on Saturday, March V
•peels I to Tae GvorgtsB.
Macon. Ga.. March 4 —At the regular
monthly meeting of the hoard of coun
ty commissioners, held Tuesday morn
ing. the members of the hoard voted to
decline to pay the fee of Judge John
P. Ross for 12H>. w hich was claimed for
representing the road board. County
Hmlth, to whom the
90 Psr Cent of All Diseuu the Re-
»ult of Undigested Putre
fying Foods.
Men of affairs, women of society and
children with aettva brains are too
often sedentary In thtlr habits, giving
little time to exercise. To this evil is
•dded that of high and Irregular llv*
iBf—*» a result, the stomach cannot
stand the demands made upon It. The
abused and overtaxed stomach does
not properly do the work of digestion,
food taken In ferments and the poison
permeates the whole system. The body
loses in weight and becomes a prey
fot- the attack of whatever disease it
may encounter.
Did It ever occur to you how busy
that stomach of yours la? It only
holds three pints, but In one veer you
force It to tsk«- In 2,400 pounds of nin-
tertal. digest It and prepare It for as
similation into the blood. No wonder
It rebels when overworked We crowd
It with steaks and pastry. Irritate its
Juices with spice* and adds, and ex
pect the stomach to do Its work. It
can’t do it.
All over the Inner layer of the stom
ach are gland* which *«•< ret* the juices
necessary to digestion. The entrance
of food Into the stomach la the signal
for these glands to do their work The
more the food, and the more Indigesti
ble. the greater the demand upon them
and upon the muscles of the wall ad
joining
Think of the torn* of high-seasoned
game, sweetmeats and appetlset-M
trammed into this little 4-ounce mill,
and then wonder, tf you will, why you
arc dizzy or nnuseated or • onstlpaicd
Don't blame your stomach or curse
your fate that you should be born
so unfortunate. Blame yourself und
apply the remedy.
First, get a small package of Stuart’s
Dyspepsia Tablets, taking one after
eai h meal and at bed time. They ars j for
not a medicine, but a digestive. Your'--
stomach la worn out am! needs help,
not medicine Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets will do the work that the stomach
falls to do There's enough power In
one grain of Rtuart * Dyspepsia Tab
lets lo digest l.ooe grains of ordinary
food, *o you needn’t fesr that anything
you eat will remain in your stomach
undigested.
Ptuart's D>spep*ta Tablets will rout
the poison because they remove the
cause—food fermentation They sre
nature’s own cure for dyspepsia,
host of troubles dyspepsia I* fath<
healthy I Decatur,
This day In the birthday of the frater
nity. which was founded at the I'nlver-
ally of Alabama just fifty years ago
The Macon party will go Haturday aft
ernoon and return the next evening.
OVER THE BURNING BANDS «
MEMBER8 WILL BE TAKEN.
the claim, nnd County Trensurer
S. A. Crump stated that he would not
approve a voucher for such a claim.
Judge Ross represented the road board
In a case between that body and the
county commissioners In regsrd to tlu*
opening of u road In Ko-«t Macon.
SUIT AGAINST SOUTHERN
REMOVED TO FEDERAL COURT.
Messrs.
Special to The Georgian.
Macon. Ga . March fi A pilgi Image
over the burning sand of middle Geor
gia will be taken Wednesday by Macon
men and Centals Is to tie tlie tlestlna-*
lion. In that city there are about
twenty men who wish to become mem
bers of the Nhrtne, and In order to give
them the customary Initiation members I age 4 ■ n account of the killing of t*ew |a
of the Alee Temple will meet In Maom Johnson bv a train, near Forest City,
Wednesday morning. Potentate A. E. on tiie night of August 28, 1904.
Cults, of Huvannah. will head the 8a- t ^
vunnah delegation to cordole and Ms*
#l»e<-ial to Tlie Georgian.
Asheville. N. C.. March ti
Moore'ami Rollins, attorneys for the
Southern railway, have had removed
to the I'nited States circuit court a
suit brought In the superior court of
Rutherford county, by J. C. Johnson,
inletratqf. to recover $20,000 dam
LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE
IS ORGANIZED AT COLQUITT.
UNION IN CLAYTON CD,
ID GROWING RAPIDLY
The tiaftou (Minify Farmer*' lid
hold a meeting si Forest Park Thursday,
which will Is* addressed by tv. H. Duck
worth, state president of the union. The
otgsnlMtloii In Clayton county la a thriving
out*, having grown from six uiciuIkt* last
Keptemla-r hi eighty at the pre»eut time.
ALLEGED BURGLAR
SLAIN BY OFFICER
Buffalo. N. Y.. March 4.—In attempt
ing to arrat turn burglar, who w*r*
dt.cov.rcd In tha.act of robbing th*
»h#et metal work* of Roche to Moore,
■ t No. 154 Ohio afreet, ahortly after 1
o'clock thl. morning. Patrolman l'«r-
nelluw- Buckley .hot nnd ntmoat bl
atantly killed ,'hartea Rickey, aged 30.
one of the alleged burglar*.
The other alleged burglar mad* III*
eacape and ha* not been raptured. The
■hooting of Rickey I. aald to have been
In aelf-defenae.
8T. JOHNS CATHEDRAL
GETS ANOTHER BIG GIFT.
Special to The Georgian.
t.'harleaton, 8. C„ March t.—St. John*
cathedral her* geta IK.000 from eatat*
of the late W. J. Odell, nt Cincinnati,
born III t'harleatnn. The deceased gave
the church a 120,000 organ befors |tla
death and haa provided for the can
celling of a debt amounting to II4.000.
Cardinal Glbbonn ennnerratea tho
cathedral here on April 14. The ediflee
coat 1160,000. It waa burned In ISSi.
MRS HENRY LEE
MRS. FREDCERTIA
Owing to modern method, of living
not one woman In • thouund ap
proaches thl. perfectly natural change
without experiencing a train of very
annoying nnd sometime, painful
■ymptomi.
Thl. ii the most critical period of
her whole exiitence nnd every woman
who negleeta the car. of her health
at this time invitee dlieeie end pain.
JVhen her syetem la in a deranged
condition or the is predUpoeed to
apoplexy or eongeatlon of any organ,
the teodanoy U at this period
likely to become active and with a
irrrfu.
host of nerrtfu. Irritation, make life n
burden. At tbla time alio cancers
and tumors are more liable to form
and begin their deetrnetlre work.
Snob warning ejrmptc
n, not Uaihc
of suffocation, hot flashra, headache.,
backache, melancholia, dread of Im
pending evil, palpitation of the heart,
Irragnla
Women passing through this critical
riod should rely upon Lydia K
irregularities, constipation and dlrxi
neaa are promptly headed by Intel
ligent women who are approaching
the period of life when this great
change may be expected.
Mrs. Fred Certla, 1014 So. Lafayette
Htreet, So. Band, Ind., writes:
Dear lira. Plnkhami- „
-Lvdia E. Plnkham'. Vrget.bU Com
pound ia the tdml medicine for women who
When a medicine has been successful in restorini
and could not
mind then
Lydia
are pamlng through Change of LUa For
aavml months I mitered from hot flatore,
MITOt “ '
- I bad
t had made
far aw until
S T* ...
had ijmptonu reawd, and It brought m«
tip ist sysuw iZw a am in szosusni asaitb
Icomidor Lydia E. Pinkbamt Vtgmabl.
Compound unmrpaiMd for wotm during
tbU frying period of Uf*. H
Mrs. Henry Lee, 60 yfinter Street,
Hew Haven, Conn., write*:
DaarMra Pinkhem:—
After mSarlng untold miwry for tbm
• ■ . of Llfo I board of
Vegstabl* Compound
Atavi auuatutf aaaaa 1
I5S,n&2S n v
and began to
tako LyIu > E t Flnkhaml V^Wabi." Cooi-
pound and followed your advioa,aad todar
t pm waU and happy. I can now walk env
lam* ... _ .
where and work aa well a. anyoew, t
but could
yarn previou I had triad but could notg.t
around without tolp. I consider your medi-
dn* a eortrelcn halm for suffering women *
period should rely upon Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. If
there la anything about your caw
anything about your
yon don't understand write to Mrs.
Plnkham. Lynn, Maas., for advice. It
is free and has guided thousands to
health.
to health,
actually thousands of women, you cannot well eay without trying
it, “I do not beliere it will help me.” It is your duty to Yourself
and family to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
THE VICTOR
321 AND 323
WHITEHALL. ST.
DR. WOOLLEY’S
SANITARIUM
ACCEPT JEWISH RELIGION
TO MARRY IN THE CHURCH.
Hp«*<:lal to Th* Georgian.
Colquitt, Go., March 4.—Ex-Governor
IV, J. Nortlien appeared at the Meth
odist church Monday night In the In
terest of th*» law and Order league
movement. He made an earnest np
peal to a representative ftudlenre of
business nnd professional men. At the
close of the address the audience was
voted, everyone to a man. declaring
In favor of law as opposed to mob vlo-
lene*\ln eases of criminal assault.
A ImnI organization was completed
with the election of the following gen
tlemen :
t'olonel N. I*. Stapleton, president:
Mayor S. II. Wilkin, secretary; Judge
<\ Hutth. Dr. E. II llnughn. Dr. «\
D. Will lams, ex-Sherlff J. S. Elkin. B.
F Harrell.
WILL HOLD AN ELECTION
TO VOTE ON WHISKY.
will be well represented.
TO CONFIRM TWO CLASSES
IN MACON SUNDAY.
KptM'ial to Tin* Georgian
Macon, (In.. March 4 The Right
Rev. f\ K. Nelson, bishop of Georgia,
will pay his annual visit to t'hrlst
church and 8t. Pauls church. In Ma
con. next Sunday, for the purpose 4»f
Hi’mlr.lMerlng the rite of confirmation.
Htshoo Nelson will’lie at Ht Pauls
Sunday morning, where he will confirm
m large number of itersons, and v\ III
deliver n sernmn.
In the evening he will visit Christ
hurch. where he will confirm a sec
ond class and preach the sermon
During his visit in Macon Bishop
Nelson v.t’l he tne guest of the Bisters
at toe Appleton t'hurch Home, on t’ol-
FUNERAL OF MRS. EDGE
CONDUCTED AT MACON.
H|*ecl*| lo The (t«*orglnii
Macon. Ga.. March 4 — Mrs Mattie
Edge, wife of the late I*. W. Edge,
died suddenly Monday morning at her
* In Austell, Ga. Mrs. Edge was
natty years a resident of Macon,
and had extensive acquaintances
throughout thl* section of Oeorgia. Her
body arrived in Macon Tuesday after*
noon over the Southern, accompanied
by her ton. John Edge, and other rela
tives The funeral services were held
from Burghnrd s mortuary chapel, con
ducted by Professor J. R Mosley. i»f
the First t'hurch of t'hrlst Scientist.
What Would
You Do
Hprrlal («» The Georgian.
Newberry. S. (’. March 6.—About
iwenty petitions have been put In dr-
ulntlon In Newberry county seeking
•Igimtutes for the purpose of ordering
m election on the dispensary In this
•ountv timler the provisions of the <>-
•ev -Cothran hill. Ah the signatures of
m 1 v one-fourth of the quallfled voters
»f the county nre required before the
•let tlon on the question can be or
dered It Is quite probable that the elec
tion \vllf be held.
Special to The Georgian.
Norfolk. Va., March 4.—T. A. Harris,
formerly prominent In the Methodist
church at Washington. N. <\. re
nounced Christianity In Norfolk and
was confirmed In accordance with the
Jewish rites today so that he might
marry a rich young Jewish society
widow of Washington. N. C. *
County Policeman Quits.
After a service of ten months on the
county police force.‘*S. W. Greer ten
dered his resignation on Wednesday to
take effect Immediately. Mr. Greer
has accepted a position which I* more
remunerative than being a policeman
for the county at $75 a month und fur
nishing und feeding u horse out of the
salurv.
St. Johns Msthodist.
This I* "new church week’’ at 8t.
Johns Methodist church In East Geor
gia avenue and special services are be
ing held In an eff irt to secure funds for
erecting a new building. On next 8un-
day an offering will be taken for that
purpi»se and all the friends of the
church are Invited tf* attend.
At Westminster Church.
The Wednesday evening prayer
meeting at Westminster Presbyterian
hurch will not be held this week on
account of the Runday School Union
meeting now in progress. •
OPIUM and WHISKY “ d * 11 ,vbr,e,y * nd dru * ,ddlc
" * tions scientifically treated with
out shock or severe suffering.
Comfort of patients carefully looked alter. A homelike, pleasant,
vsnltsrlum, not a prison. Trestmsnt entirely free from any harmful re
mit*. Our thirty years' experience shows these dleesses are curable. For
full psrtlci'lsrs, call or address Th* Vieior Ssnitsrium or B. M. Woolley
Compsny, 104 North Pryor Street, Atlanta, Ga.
FOR SALE
RAMSEY-BRISBEN STONE YARD,
IN BANKRUPTCY.
By virtue of an order nf the United States Court In Bankruptcy, the
undersigned Trustee will sell on March 9th, 1907, at 10 a. m„ In the of
fice of the Referee In Bankruptcy, the yard and equipment and the Mnne
on the yard formerly belonging to the Ramsoy-Brlsben Stone Company.
Your attention Is directed to the order for the terms and conditions of
the aale. Infon-.atlon and Inventory furnished on application to the un
dersigned. A line business opportunity la offered by this sale.
HARRY DODD, Trustee,
325 Prudential Building,
Atlanta, Ga.
ARNOLD to ARNOLD and V. A. BATCHELOR, Attorneys.
"SHOT OUT" THE STAKE:
ONE GAMBLER WAS KILLED.
If throe good physicians
should pronounce vour
case hopeless. If they
should, decide that you
could not live longer than
six weeks. And if you
should get well, after us
ing only $12.00 worth of
Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure and
Nervine, what would you
advise a friend in like con
dition to dot
wy’wifs'* Ilf* «w»i vrars ago. Ws hso
conftnusd Hlh the doctor unffl fh*
third doctor. Ilk* the two previous
ones, said that nothing rould b* dons
for her. that *h* had Trailer b# taken
liom* from Iho hospital to qulstiy wait
her time which would not bo over 4
wooks at tho moat. I brought bar
home , and than l thought probable
Ih*.
might he'.p hrr. so t got a botlla
LONG SEARCH FOR HEALTH
IS FRUITLESS TO ALABAMAN.
ea-^t and soma Narva and IJvar PiUa
sml com man rad to gtva thsm to har.
Ws soon seen *n improvement, and
encouraged he this w* continued^ glv <
•abbot ha numbered
•tomach Is the aour«c of all health
Raise y«»ur opportunity befors worn*
conditions confront you Rend today
for a free trial package of Ktuan’s
Dyspepsia Tablets They m III bring
“our stomach relief F ,\. Htuart t*o.
Jftuart Bldg. Marshall. Mb h
;
The SO
uggiai s.
mi sits fur salt
Ala. March f Max J
t'ohn. mp* of the oldest ami l>e*t-knoun
tiierv hunts of Decatur, tiled on 8atur-
tiav morning nt Ashavllla. N «*. where
he had been f »r h|s health for the past
few weeks l4t«t summer h«* want t>»
Denva*. t'olo. nnd spent some months
i. going fi«
wveka ago.
the** lu Asheville a
....ItIsa In all of the medlelna. 8h*
takea it occasionally no* If she feels
the nae.i l am In the mln!»try, and
bavt been for 44 ytars.*’
REV. P MILLIGAN.
Gsnda Springs. Kans.
Dr. MUSS' Ntart Curs is ttld by
ytur druggist, who will gutrantss that
th* first bottls will bsnsbL If It falls
bs will rtfund your money.
Miles Medical Co. t Elkhart, Ind
Spq.. In! to The Georgian.
Newberry, S. t*„ Mitr» h 4 —As the
result of u dispute over n game of
cards. Amos Ruff, colored, shot and
klldd his cousin. Noah Ruff. The
shooting occurred on the Ifulfacre
place, about six miles front New
berry. It I* aald I hat the men, who
were engaged In * game of cards near
their homes, quarreled over 25 cents,
and being unable to come to any un
derstattdlng. decided to "shoyt |t out.'*
City Epworth Lsigue Union.
An Important and enjoyable meeting
of the City Epworth league Colon will
he held at Walker Street church on
Friday night at 8 o'clock. Business
vital Importance to the work of the
union will be passed upon and an ex
cellent program of music and readings
will be rendsred.
SPOTS ON SUN CAUSE
ELECTRICAL BUZZARD
OUT IN IOWA
Th«y Had Coffgg Drinktrs.
SUPREME COURT TO DECIDE
WHO (S MAYOR OF WHITMIRE.
Ipeclsl to Tbe Georgia*.
Newberry, 8. •’. .March 4-The dis
pute over the mstter of who i* mayor
of Whitmire, this county, which hue
been argued In the courts, and which
was thought to have been settled by
Judgt* Purdy's ruling a week ago. Is as
vet unsettled, and has been carried to
the supreme court.
The contestant* for the office are A.
J Holt and J. P. Font.
TOWN GOVERNED BY NEGROES
IS ANNEXED TO CITY.
An Iowa lady shows that Postum
Food Coffee haa proved a great pro
moter of health. 8he says:
"During nearly all of my life till a
year ago 1 used coffee dally, without
knowing It kepi tne thin and feeling
bad. I was Induced to quit coffee and
try Postum. I liked it from the flrst,
and found that I felt better than I dhl
while I was using the old kind of cof-
Tee, Ho 1 continued to use it.
"After n few weeks I began to realite
that I was growing plumper, and was
pleased to find the other day that I hid
gained 15 pounds In the twelve months.
Postum gives me a splendid appetite;
In fact. I can eat and digest iny food
perfectly now.
"My husband has. all his life, been
HpecUl to The tSeoiglun.
Anniston, Ala.. March 4.—Hobson
ty is now only a memory. The mu
nicipality pasted out of existence w hen
tbn-ernor Tomer signed tlie bill affixing
the boundaries of Oxford, so that Hob-
»n Tlty became a portion of that city.
Hobson City was founded In 1199 and
as an exclusive negro town, having
negro officials and being Inhabited only
negroes. It was a part of, Oxford
befoie being a separate corporation. It
has been a very prosperous (own and
well governed and the outside world
knew or heard little of It, An attempt
was made to annex It to oxford ut a
former session of the legislature, but it
failed, oxford tenewed the effort at j Read the little book.
quite a eufTerer from catarrh In the
head. He also quit coffee, and liegun to
use Postum Food coffee about n year
ago. with manifest good results Ills
catarrh haa vanished and he has not
had an attack of 'bold-hives* for six
months. My friends, noting the change
In both of us. say. ’Why, how well you
look! Do you really suppose It Is
Postum that has made the change.”
nnd I reply. Moat emphatically I do.
for It Is the (vnlfechopge we have made
In our m«»de of living.'
"My sleter. who used to suffer grestiv
from biliousness, quit coffee and began
to drink IVatum Food Coffee two years
ago She never has bilious attacks anv
more. Like my husband, iny father
has found that hts catarrh has disap
peared since he gave up coffee and be
gan to use Postum Food Coffee He
has alao gained decldedl.v In flesh."
Name given by Poatum Company. Bat
tle Creek. Mich "There's a reason."
Tba Kuad lo
New York. March 4.—An electrical
bllssard. said to be due to sun spots,
threatened to tie up traffic tit^Jew York
city today.
A strange meteoric phenomena ac
companied the bllssard, which set In
suddenly and unexpectedly after mid
night. In certain sections of the storm
zone there were loud cracks of thun
der wilh great flashes of lightning. An
hour before the snow and lightning,
snd air had been balmy, foretelling
the approach of spring.
This was suddenly changed by th*
advent of a gale laden with snow an l
by the brilliant electrical display. Won*
the snow continued thf wihd b!**"
at a forty-eight-mile rate and with
the dying out of the wind at day llgh*
the snow ceased, leaving the ground
coated with about three Inches of sn"«.
A similar storm Is reported nt IMtu*
burg.
HOW 70 CATCH A MAGNATE;
JUST SIT AND WAIT A YEAR
A Urge shipper with a grievance,
went to headquarters of tho road and
asked for the president.
He Is.down In Alabama attending a
legislative committee hearing."
Where Is the , vice president In
charge of traffle?"
He Is before Ahe Interstate com
merce commission."
"Well, let me see the freight traffic
manager."
"He Is In North Carolina appearing
before the stave railroad commtsaton."
•Maybe -the general freight agent will
do."
'T am sorry, but he Is In South Caro
lina arguing a rate reduction case
fore the commission of that state.”
"Then put me next to the assistant
general freight agent."
The Georgia railroad commission Iw*
him on the witness stand today-”
"Let me tell my troubles to the thief
clerk."
"He Is down at the court house help
ing the lawyers In a suit over a clam* ”
"Who In the — Is running ih»«
road anyway?"
"The newspapers."—Railroad Record
Un U*l session and was successful. 1 WtllvUIe.*’ lb package#.
Thmrm t» only*
•‘Bromo Quinine”
That la ‘
Laxative Bromo Quinine.
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