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MUNYON COLD CURE «o*da*, tuam u. m. MAJOR COBB DIES FROM PARALYSISi STRICKEN SAT0RDA1 >4*A: imt j druggist for j a 25 cent j olal of Mun■ i Fuueral SeiH'icea Will Be yon i •Cold Cure. If it falls to cure nlll refund your money. MUNYON A Trio of Favorites From the Law Bros. Co. Stores r.f!7 predation shotiM bo taktn to chock * cold before It assumes the form «r i|rip or Pneumonia. My nilalre la check a cold at oaco. Don't lot It net two or iLror T* tho start ( of you. If I could hand yon tho namca of tbonaandt of rr* pi, alio bare boon eared from long ap.lla of elckpeao by the nao of my Cold Core. I rt.*uiii If * bore would bo a family In thin city that would ho wtthoot tbit romody. Tin** little peliota chock dlecharge of the Noon and Eye*. Hop Sntoting, promptly r,:,,!. Hie Throat and I.ongt, allay lulammatlon and Parer, and Tono np tho Bye- They aro lnjalwblo tn all forme of Jndnonaa or obotlnato colda. * ny Kbeumi ' luatlam Cure. If yon (..I bolter after two bonro and cared In a few daye I wlti refund roar money i ci cry person Who euffore with any kidney altminf to InreM X renta InuZL'. KlJoey Sre. WjflM^Boaj.t fMtfiftetlS? I alll 'SSKd'eipSe* I l "“ B * ,h " Indigestion or any etomarh or liter ffbnbfe to crery pereon who .Scent rial of Mm itlpmluti. soar ««n who euffers with Tndlgestlou or any otomach or liter tftub '! om , .S a “i , i?hinC^fS^5i?. u . r n < ' W «re IndlretttaS? l" wnfrefund'yoo? money.* 1 Jlonyon. b '* <UCb " “* *" Conducted at Home at Athens. •pedal to Tho Oeorglan. Albans. On., March 11.—Major La mar Cobb died at «:10 o'clock thla morning. Ho wad atrfekon .with para- Ixala Saturday evening. Tho deconnod wan n non of General Howell Cobb. • brother of Judge Cobb, of the aupreme court; Judge Hor/oll Cobh, of Athena,, and Ordinary J. Cobb, of Amerlcua. Ho la aurrlred by Ida wife, throe aona and ana daughter. The funeral will be bald Tueaday here. FOUGHT ABOUT GIRL aliments. I will refund year money. Unnyon. r tmi hare Catarrh or are afflicted with daafa It cures obstinate chronic esses. uee Munyon'a Improved In- FIVE WOMEN ARE INJURED IN FAREWELL APPEARANCE El Paso. Texas, March 11.—AU five it the unen bull flghtern whose fnrewell appearance in the ring was the attrac tion at the Jurea Plasa del Torrea-jn&r teritay. were Injured by being gored or tossed by the bulla. Only one, how ever. was seriously Injured—Senortta Herrera—but her Injuries were not fa tal. Five thousand persona witnessed the exciting contest. HJRE1GN NA 7IONS 70 SEND WARSHIPS 70 JAMESTOWN Washington, March 11.—In addition)to take the place of the Jean Bary, t-i the great trnn-clads of the Atlantic I recently wrecked off the African coaat. fleet, commanded by Admiral Evans, the naval display at the Jamestown Exposition will Include some of the flnest vessels of foreign navies. These are mostly of the cruiser class, but as ihe armored vessels of thla type are e-iual tn battleships In alse, and scarce ly less formidable In appearance, they win make an attractive show. The navy department has been advised up to date of the coming of the following foreign ships: ilreat lirltaln—The armored cruisers Hod Hope, flagship; Hampstead and Roxburg. tinder command of Rear Ad miral Neville. Prance—Armored cruisers Kleber and Victor Hugo and another cruiser commanded by Rear Admiral Thierry. Japan—The cruisers Tsukuma and I'htose. under command of Vice Admi ral IJuln. These vessels are expected to arrive In Hampton Roads May I. Portugal—One cruiser, probably the Don t'arlos. Austria—The armored cruiser Charles XI, and another cruiser not yet named. Italy—One armored cruiser and one protected cruiser, yet to be designated. Sweden—One warship, not yet named. Brasil—One of three warships, not yet named. Argentina—One to three warships, not yet named. Chile—The cruiser Zeneteno. Belgium—Will send n military dele gation. nnd China a military and naval delegation. ••• There Is NOTHING TOO GOOD for the American people—that’s why we started to make Cascarets Candy Cathartic. The first box made its appearance in 1896,and the enthusiastic endorsement of the people has been bestowed upon Cascarets ever since. The sale today is at the rate of OVER A MILLION BOXES A MONTH, proving^ that_the American people recog< i is BEST Nothing Too Good For tho American People SLATER NOW IN JAIL Special to Tbs Georgian, Chattanooga, Tenn.. March 11.—Bad whisky and a desire to escort a young lady to her horns from a “box supper.'* are said to be the causes of a killing In which Harrison Bolton,, aged 12 years, shot to death Bherman Bean, aged 17, at Sals Creek. Bean young man named. Wooten!-were walk. Ing home with a girl when Rollon drew I revolver and fired so closely that Bean's clothing was burned. Bean died In a hospital here last night and Bol ton la In the county jail. Both are prominently connected. Law’s Special Colors Black Nutria Belly Pearl Gray Pearl $3.00 7 Stetson Belly $5.00 Dunlap Pearl $5.00 Wx Dunlap Derby . : $5.00 Stetson Derby $4.00 "Special” Derby $3.00 CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY TO SPEAK AT DENVER one, that what i FOR THEM is none too good. Why this enormous patronage ? pie: Cascarets are pure, clean, sweet, The answer is simpL. , mild, fragrant, harmless but effective little tablets for the treat ment and cure of Constipation and all Bowel Troubles. They are put up in neat little enamel boxes, easy to buy, easy to carry (in vest-pocket or purse), easy to take and easy of action, always reliable, always the same, they "work while you sleep ,f and wake you up feeling fine in the morning, . Th Ay not only regulate the movement and itimnlate the muscular walls of I may have had a Mrtigtfi* with his'as the bowels, but they keep the ENTIRE CA*’*’ *** "*** —* y * out and destroying all disease germs that BY WHOSE BULLETS HIS LIFE IS TAKEN Columbia. S. tt, March 11.—C. B. Green, a merchant) of Bhandon, a aub- urb of this city, was waylaid aad killed Saturday night by Edward Mar shall. who hlmetlf was. killed by Oraen. Green waa a married man, 45 years of age. and robbery was the fhotlve for which he waa slain. The shooting occurred about 11 o'clock, but the bodies ’of th# men were not discovered uhjll about t. When found Green's clothing was on Are, his body being badly charred around the heart and side, where the bullets took effect, and a roll of money was partially bunted. The feet of the men were less than a foot apart, showing that they faced each other when they were killed. At Green's right hand lay a Sf-rollber revolver, with four emtpy chambers. Near Marshall's rfght hand was a 41- caliber six-shooter,, with five empty chambers, while a tt-catlber ptatol, which had not been fired, waa at his left hand. Under his body was a well- made leather sllng-shot, having two pounds of small shot In the end. Near his head lay two burglar's mtaks, one having two bullet holes In It. Marshall was shot twice through the head and once through the light breast! while Green had three bullets through his heart. The back of his hand waa covered with blood. Indicating that he Chamber of Com merce Banquet Will Be Great. Preparations have been completed for the annual dinner of Che Chamber of Commerce, to be held at the Pied mont hotel on March If, beginning promptly at 7 o'clock. W. Finley, president of the Southern Railway, has acceptsd the In vitation, and he wfll be the speaker of the evening. Other prominent railway men who will attend are Alfred Thom, general counsel of the Southern CANAL CLEAN aad antisei I destroying'all disease germ* that breed in the accumulated fill . Iy and regularly discharged. Therefore, they are i usease, and may be taken continuously ns n precautionary The new Pure Drugi Act, adopted by Congresi on June 30, 1906, and in tffect January 1, 1907, U a GOOD LAW and means better and PURER dniRs tor the American People. We endorse it and will live up to it in SPIRIT and LETTER,—an easy task, as we have always been actuated Sf'ihe tame principles and no changes are required in onr formula or pack- We adopted OUR QWN PURE DRUG LAW in 1896 when the first box of Cascarets came on the market and have lived and worked and pro- dured under it ever since. To-day,after a record of nearly 100,000,000 boxes sold. Cascarets STAND J* R r t«ter in PURITY, QUALITY and MEDICINAL MERIT than any other preparation for Bowel trouble in all the world. rxuJi'' lhou 'd be a great argument for any one, to try Caiureta AT and be healthier and happier for it Some people have CHRONIC Ft 0 ,RATION with all the norrors derived from It; others have HAB- [•THAI- CONSTIPATION from carelesineis and neglect, but nearly EVERYBODY has OCCASIONAL CONSTIPATION, which, if not 5-YEAR-OLD BOY INSTANTLY KILLS MAN NEAR SPARTA P °H 1 P ,| y taken care of is liable to result in its degeneration into the forma and cause great suffering and perhaps death. !_ caterers, if taken patiently and regularly, will remedy ‘rouble*. but If taken promptly at the very firit sign of «y of he Bowels, will act as the FINEST PREVENTIVE ev will remedy all of these - of an irregular- j wui hi ■■ uia nnboi . — ever discovered na w, a1 keep all the machinery funning in good order# 733 » ;» We *'*”’•* you to get ■ little 10c box of Cascarets TO-DAY and carry y° ur Purse or vest pocket Take one when you feel anything unusual f&yjttSt bpwelk. Your own druggist will aeU you the little box, under ARANTY of satisfaction or money refunded. AU druggists, 10c, 2$, 50c. sallant. Several pieces of atlver were found scattered about. Greon'a body. The finding of the two masks and three hale leads lo ihe belief that Mar shall had an accomplice, but up to this lime no arreste have been made. large department More of J. J. Mlm- nnugh, of thla city. RIDDLED WITH SUOTi FIGHTS TO THE UST AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS 191-2 Pucllm Strut, Alliiti. 6t. OVER SCHAUL fit MAY Rubber Plates 22-K Gold Crown- Percetain Crown B ridgework,Too T n • Painless Ex- JJDEE tractingwith Tlfnn all plate work in,A v ■ Hours, 8 «. m. till 8 p. m. >0 More Dread o: the Dental Chair Sundays, • a. m. till 4 p. m. $4 Mwriel to The Grurglan Amertcus, Ua , Mkrch 11.—Bill the negro deeperabo, who yesterday mortally wounded Police Officer Wil liam Morris, was shot to dsath at o'clock last alght, his body being fairly riddled with buckshot and pistol balls fired by determined men who surround ed the house In which the negro h^ barricaded himself.- It Waa ascertained that Reese was concealed in a dwelling on Davenport street, a negro euburb. and a detachment of five policemen aad Deputy Sheriff Fuller weal there and eurrounded Ihe house. Deputy Fuller and Policeman Willie ruehed to the door, whereupon the negro opened fird with a revolver. Reeae advanced, filing upon the officers and Policeman Willis received a bullet through his right hand. At this the other officer* opened fire with guns and revolvsra, and the desperado fell, ex piring Instantly. Police Officer Morris Is In a precarious condition Amerlcus hospital. The crime for which the officers sought to arrest Reeae waa the shoot ing before fiayltfftw «f Potteemaa Wil liam Morris, of tho Amerlcus police de partment, while that officer wee at tempting te arrest Rease, who waa waalsd for disorderly conduct. It la though! that the office, Is Special lo The Oeorglan. Sparta, Ga.. March II.—Saturday afternoon at I o'clock John Burden, about It years of age, wae ehot In the neck with a shotgun and Instantly killed by Will Smith, a Ill-year-old boy. The tragedy wae enacted In the county, about t miles from Sparta. The reports from ths scent of the killing are conflicting. One report la that the deed was an accident due to the fact that the gun was thought to be un loaded while another Is that the deed was Intentionally committed, and that tha boy has made his ssespe. Railway; J. F. Hanson, president of tho Central; Colonel Ji. R. Lawton, vim president of the Central; Milton H. Smith, president of tho Louisville and Nashville. In addition to all the members of the chamber and tha railroad men men tioned, and other prominent men of the state, the cotton seed oil men of Geor gia have been Invited, and etxty-l have accepted the Invitations. About two hundred members of 'the chamber hive accepted. J. A. Aycock. of Carrollton, prosit dent of tho Georgia Cotton Seed Crush ers' Association, will deliver an address during the evening. The other epeakere will be Hon. J. Wllle Pope, president, who will tell of the work done so far this year, and the work planned for the remainder of ast year's accomplishments. FELL FROM CUFFS; WORKMAN MEETS DEATH ON RIVER •pedal to The Oeeigtao. Trlon, Oa., March 11.—W. A. Bur gees, aged 45 years, an employee of the Trlon Manufacturing Company, Of this city, waa Instantly killed Baturday night by falling the distance of about 10# feet from the "Cllffa," Just below the dom across ths Chattooga river. Mr. Burgees was railed la Morgan county, Alabama, and bad only been a cttlsen of this place about three weeks. He leaves a wife and several children. , SO KAtY TO FIX PUMPS. NO OLAM. DUNN MACHINERY CO, 64 Mariatta Street Phenes 1711, Atlanta. Oa. iw BIJOU Tonight—Matlnea Tuesday. B. E, TOBBEaTSB PBeSSnt* I Tin GIRL ami Tbs GAMBLER MUSICAL OBAMA 0 Dorado ELDORADO STOCK 00. OPENING WEDNESDAY MATINEE. “ FALSELY ACCUSED ” Wed., Thun., Erl., Baturday Nights. ft tines price* 1L 20, toe. SPECIAL ATTRACTION: THE LOLA LEA KARL CO. PsyehologlMl Society. The fourth lecture of tho continuous Chautauqua series of tha Atlanta Psy chological Society waa given Sunday afternoon. Rev. Sam W. Smalt being the speaker. Mr. Smalt was accorded a decided ovation and delighted a house filled to Its capacity. The society Is doing a groat work In Atlanta In Its efforts to teach men and women how to be healthy and happy. President Harrison Is delighted with ths suce*si of his new and novel ven ture. MHfeANM Matinee Tedey Tenlght ADELAIDE THUMTOM » In Her Greatest liieeese. ‘THE GIRL FROM OUT YONDER” ■y Pauline Phelps and Merten Mwrt, Mat, 2Sc <e 78*i night, Me te film fiel* New On. Toes, aad Wed. Nights. Mill see Wed. LEW DOCKSTADER AND HI! OWN QBSAT MINSTRELS ^ - , w-pbopud-w THURSDAY MATINS! AND NIOXT. . DENMAN THOMPSON'S OLD HOMESTEAI The Berne Splendid Production that Ran K* d Yr£. , * t * rt0,r * ,0r «• « THE FAMOUS DOUBLE QUARTET. Night. Ms To II: Malluee %e te Tie. Tbs Mxnigtmtut Assouace* the Appear- sacs of XARGELLA SEMBRICH Assisted by DISEASES Bone Pains, Itching Skin Diseases, Ecsema. Permanently cured by taking Botanic filood Balm. It you have aches and pains In boose, back and Joints, Itching akin, blood feels hot or thin, risings and bumpa on the ekln. inrf throat, pimple*, or offensive eruptions, or rash on skin, are run down, or nervous, ul cere on any part of the body, scale* or watery blister* of ecsema. carbuncles or bolls, taka Bo tamo Blood Balm, guaranteed to cure oven the worst and most deep-sealed rases. Heals all sores, stops alt swslllnss, makes blood pure and rich, completely rhanslng the entire body Into a dean, healthy con dition. • B. B, B. la Ihe recognised blood remedy for all Blood Diseases. CANCER CURED. It you have a persistant pimple, wart, sa-elllng. shooting, stlngtnx pains, take Blood Balm and they DIAMONDS FOUND IN OLD KENTUCKY Charleston, W. Vs., March 11.—It la believed that a rich diamond field has been found In Elliott county, Ky, near the West Virginia line. The new dia mond bearing outcrop of mineral and earth In earthy formation here la the crater apparently of an extinct volcano. The mineral kimberlite round In what Is called a pipe, la Identical with that found In the Transvaal. CHANGE OF VENUE MAY BE DEMANDED Antl-fieloen League. Ths Atlanta Antl-Baloon League will meet Tuesday evsnlng at 1 o'clock at the Carnegie Library. The calling of a prohibition election In Atlanta In April Is to be taken up and pushed actively. ELLISON VAN NOOSE ' FRIDAY, APRIL i. Beat* Now EeUlag. Prices: tL tug 22 aad Ml William Edward MaPalL Tha funeral service* of William Bfi*. ward McCall, aged it years, who Bled Sunday night at his residence, 41 High*' land avenue, after an attack of mala ' sills, were conducted Monday aftaraaea '■ at 2:2# o'clock. He was employed by the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com- ' pany. elm am will disappear be- fore they develop Into Cancer. Many apparently hopeless cases of Cancer, suppurating swellings, rating sores or tumor cured by H. H. B. Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) is pleasant and safe to lake. Thoroughly tested for W years. Composed of pure Botanic Ingredient* Htrengthene weak Boise. Idaho. March 11.—Preliminary motions In ths cases of Moyer, Hay- —od and Pettlbone, charged with con- Iracy In Ihe assassination of formsr vernor Bteunenberg. will be mad* at Caldwell next Tuesday. Attorneys Richardson, or Denver: Miller, of Bpo- kane, and Nugent, of Bole*, will ask that the Indictments ba dismissed and In the event of an advene decision they will demand a change of venue. It Is probable that both motions will be de nied by Judge Bryan. Mrs. Amanda McClain. The body of Mr*. Amanda McClain, aged 74 years, who died Sunday night at the residence of her son. C. C. Mc Clain, 272 Houston street, after a long Illness, was taktn to Clarkaton, Oa., Monday morning, where the funeral services were conducted. The Inter ment was In Indian Creek cemetery. OOOODOOODOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o SHE SMOKES A PIPE AT THE AGE OP 112. o D Butler, Fa^ March tl.-Mre. o o Elisabeth Freeman celebrated ber O kidney* and weak stomachs, cures dys- O !15th birthday In Madison town- lent free by writing O ship, her home* In Clarion county. Sample sent Rood Balm Co., Atlanta. Oa. Bold by all druggists at II per large botU*. or seat by express prepaid. In the Name of Sense, that good common sense of which all of us have a share, how can you continue to buy ordinary soda crackers, stale and dusty as they must be, when for 5^ you can get Uneeda Biscuit fresh from the oven, protected horn dirt by a package the very beauty of which makes you hungry. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY O Saturday. For yean O an Inveterate pipe-e 0090000000000001 re she has been < smoker. A 0009000009Q