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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. Saturday. ibptkubib 14. imt. Non -alcoholic Sarsaparilla If you think you need a tcnic, ask Tour doctor. If you think you need something for your blood, ask your doctor. If you think you would like to try Ayer’s non-alcoholic Sarsapa rilla, ask your doctor. Consult him often. -Keep Inclose touch with him. W* publish tha formulae J.C.ArtrCo., of oil our preparation.Lowall.Maaa. SUITS AGAINST POX SAYS CHANLER IS Actions Involving $20,000 Filed in Muscogee Courts. sr President of National Dem ocratic Club is Im pressed. New York, Sept. 14.—John Fox, preii* Ident of the National Democratic Club, believes that New Yorlj I* n Democratic state and that** Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuyveeant Chanter can carry It again. Said Mr. Fox, who Ih acknowledged • the Democrat* Of the state to he one rooltet und mast experienced observer* In the party, In ril*cu**lng the presidential candidacy of Lieutenant Governor rhanler: ••The extraordinary rare *>f Lieutcti- nnt Governor Chanler last fall made him a comnmndlng Mnte figure. ills wise and conservative course a* pre siding officer of the state .senate has properly given him national promi nence. The more he Ih discussed by Democrats as a presidential possibil ity. the inure, I And, docs his uvoll ability become recognised nnd the more does his nomination seem to be the true solution of the problem now con fronting the nutionu! Democracy. "Mr. Chanter hus carried the state of New York dncC and he will carry It again, and by no mean majority. If the Democrats of the Fouth aye serious In their determination to clean the slate and take a fresh atari, New York, which stood shoulder to shoulder with them In more than one Democratic campaign In the past, will offer a fn- vorlte son to the .nutlnnnl convention next year, who will merit their confi dence and support.” COUNTY OFFICERS WERE INDICTED Baltimore, Sept. 14.—Indictment* have been returned by the Howard county grand jury ngalnst County Com* mlselonera B. W. I teen, the president, and Jacob J. Werner, htembar of the present board, and Thomas O’Neill, member of the format board. In ’ the Indlotmerfts Commteeloner Werner I* charged with malfeaeance In office and accepting a contract In volving a aum of 1944 and the other) H|H*rlnt td The Ceorclnn. Columbus, Ga., Sept. 14.—Suita aggregating more than 120.000 have been died In the superior court against the estate of Max Simone, deceased, by twelve firm*, most of them local. •The suite are brought against M" Jennie G. Simons, administratrix of the estate; to Induce an early closing of the estate before the prohibition law goes Into effect, as the assets con sist In a large measure of whiskies, wines, beer and other liquids that will then be valueless. There are thirteen lawyers employed In these suits. The atock of goods Is valued at 25,000: notes, accounts and mortgages at 114.000, nnd It Is all In the petition that Mrs. Hlmon* In her possession sums of money and other valuable assets which she re fuses to turn over to the appraisers. A novel suit has beet, entered In the courts here In a ball trover process by the I.ummus Gin Works Company, to gain possession of a cotton gin and liuller shipped by them over thq ern railway to a firm In Swai Miss., two months ago. They claim 2125.80 as the price of the gin and 225 per month for Its use or hire dur ing that time. The case Is one of In terest to ship, be watched closely. tOLUMBU8 Y. M. C. A. SUES REV. PEARCE. Bpcclnl to The flr-orxlnn. Columbus, Oa„ Sept. 14.—Rev. T. J. Pearce, pastor of Pearce chapel, has been sued by the Young Men's Chris tlan Association of this city to re cover 225 and Interest from October l, 1002, on a promissory note which he gave to the association when It was formed In this city. FARMERS’ SCHOOL WILL BE FILLED A meeting of the board of trustees of the agricultural school of the Fifth congressional district was held In the sennte chamber at the capital Friday, with' seven of the eight members of the board In attendance. The condition of the school and the work of opening the Initial term were discussed In a general tyoy- It was reported that nearly 100 young people, many of them young women, have ap plied for admission to the school, and It Is expected that this number will be largely Increased by,, the time the school opens In January. The expenses at the school will be moderate, as it was atated at the meet ing that the entire expenses of atu- dents, Including board, tuition, laun dry, etc,, should not exceed 210 per month. / 178,000 Brunswick Bonds. two men ore charged w ith unlawfully j Kpeelel to The Georgian. ■ accepting a bid granting tho contract for the work and ordering the payment of the same. It Is claimed by’Mr. Werner that the contract wss given to Werner Brothers, of Klllrotl City, of which firm he Is a member, and that he con not He held as a criminal for the traneaetlon. Commissioner Werner is the nominee for re-election on the Democratic ticket. Brunswick. Ga., Sept. 14.—The coun ty commissioners arc now making ar rangements for the sale of tho Glynn county bonds, amounting to 275.000, recently authorised. Fifty thousand dollars of the proceeds will be paid out to complete the new court house, while the remaining 226.000 will bo used to construct a new Jail. ItTfiSBox Is Open This:JsTheNew WaltCol lar. WORMS Auruit I j.urehaied §Im»i of CniesreUsnd ww iur priaed to Cad that f "Sad wireline, aqnlrnlos taaaa left ma. Jude* oar do*toFa «ur* prl«a whan I shown! h»m thirty fart, and in anothar daytha r^fnaln.lArt abont tho >am« len^th>w>f a tap** “■ J1 aa,=a« 1 g£ v • Best for o\jni Jamea N - TaI,y ’ Trustee ; Appeals to U. S. Courts to TO EXCHANGE BANK candy cathartic Nullify Collection. ' «l»wl«l to The Georgian. Mocoh,' Ga.. Sept. 14— Sterling Remedy Co. ( Chicago or N.Y. 594 ANNUAL SALE, TEH MILLION BOXES TEETH I*uIn, 60c each. Heat teeth $8. Money cno oot buy batter.. 1*1111.ADELl'IIIA DENTAL ItOOMt), No. X Whitehall 8t _ c J Uctttan ien4_^ ^ I mmommtmmjm b. m. woollky. m. b. F Atlanta, Office MA N. i-rror CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. Arrive Fruit. fevW" I K neon .11.40 mi noon 4.15 pn Huron 8.10 |i Depart To— Uncoil J *acon , [Macon 4.0J pm iJAckfotirlUa.s 8.80 pm IBnrnnnnb ».13 pm SAVANNAH MAKING READY FOR COMING OF IMMIGRANTS Special to-The Georgian. Savannah, Sept. 14.—The recently appointed Immigration committee of city council met today at 1 o'clock with other Interested parties for the purpose of making arrangements for the pro vision of a suitable Immigration sta tlon at this port, the Immediate neces slty for the meeting being the antlcl rated arrival of on Austrian vessel tearing about 160 Immigrant Austrians. With the committee was the United States government Immigrant Inspec tor. Mr. Whatley, recently of Atlanta. The rommlttee was promised the co- •perntlun of Messrs. Strachan & Co. and Major W. W. Williamson, president of the Chamber of Commerce. Dock Ing faculties and other necessary ac cossorlea to a complete Immigration station will be built at once on the north side of the Savannah river, at the Seaboard Air I,lne terminate. It Is stated that this Is tho first of many ships, and that tho personnel of the cargo of human freight Is superior to that of the usual Immigrant lot. ALLAN CHARGED WITH TOOL THEFT The presence of too many tools In Atlanta pawnshops led to the arrest of R. U. Allan, a young men of good' up peoranco, about 24 years old, Frlduy afternoon by Detectives Dorsetand Roberts. Allan stated tjint a friend had been stealing tools from the Mali- by Tool Compnny and • that he was merely disposing of them. The city detectives receive lists of everything pawned each day. They no ticed that i the number of tools was unusual, and when they found that most of them were pawned by one man their suspicions were stronger. They watched nnd caught Allan when he was coming out of a pawnshop. 1 It Is expected that other arrests will be mode. GUARANTEED PURE UNDER U. S. SERIAL* NO. I34T2 VIVA NETHERY Manufactured In extract'form only by W. B. Nethery 53 South Pryor 8t„ Atlanta. Go. Bold In Urge bottles for Cc. by druggists and grocers. VIVA NETHERY THE OLD ORIGINAL. SWEET AND WHOLE80ME. 13472 DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE —BE TWEEN— ATLANTA and CINCINNATI —VIA— Southern Railway Lv. Atlanta Lv. Chattanooga ‘r. Cincinnati 5:50 a. m. 10:40 a. m. 9:20 p. m. 5:00 p. m. 10:10 p. m. \ 8:20 a. m. THROUGH PULLMAN. PARLOR CARS AND DAY COACHES. DINING CARS ON ALL TRAINS. WAGON DRIVER INHERITS $5,000,000 Richmond, Vo., Sept. 14.—Robert Newton Wlldbore will, on September come Into an English fortune, the value of which Is estimated at upward of 25,000,000. A few days ago Wlld bore, who Is a young man, was known os "Bert," driver No, 18, for the South ern Express Company nere, but In No vembor he will be rated ns the fourth wealthiest man In the city. The tre mendous property comes to young Wlldbore from the* estate of the late Dr. Frederick Wlldbore, on English surgeon and capitalist, who died In Sussex county, England, In 1801. Mass Meeting for Pair. A mass meeting of the colored people of Atlnnta and vicinity will be held at Big Bethel church Monday night In the Interest of the Macon Colored Fair. President R. R. Wright, of Savannah, will speak, assisted by some of the most representative colored speakers In the South. The churches, societies, schools and colleges will make exhibits. Many an Atjanta Household Will Find Them So, Td havo the palna and acheo of a bad back removed; to be entire# free from annoying, dangerous urinary disorders Is enough to make any kidney sufferer grateful. To tell how this great change can be brought about will prove com forting wonls to hundreds of Atlanta readers. George N. Bremer, of Atlanta, Go- salesman In the general store, at 7 W. Mitchell St- and residing at 128 S. Pryor street, says: "I believe Doan's Kidney Pills to be all they are repre sented to be. and have cqme to thU conclusion from my own experience, * they cured me of a very distress- backache from which I suffered for a long time, Although I tried shout every othsr remecy before using them, I could get no relief, and neither was my physician able to do me any good. Doan's Kidney Pills, however, seemed to And the spot Immediately and In forty-eight hours after I began taking them t ie pain left me, and I have never had It alnce. That Is why I can speak from experience." For sale by all dealers. Price, 58 rents. Foster- kdlburn Co- Buffalo. New Yoric, sols agents for the United States. ] Remember the name—(Joan's-and lake no other. Alleging that within a period, of four months before a petition In Involuntary bankruptcy was tiled against the W. A. Davis Com pany that company transferred to the Exchange Hank. assets aggregating about 250,000. thus making the Ex change Bank a' preferred creditor, James N. Tally; trustee In bankruptcy of the Davis Company, Friday filed a petition In the United States circuit court, prhylng for relief nnd asking that the Exchange Bspk be made to return to him, as truV-e. assets thus collected. - % » Tho alleged transfers, the trustee claims, wero Illegal and In violation of the laws governing bankruptcy end constituted a'fraud. As to the acts be tween the Exchange Bank and other parties whom J. w. Cabanlss repre sented, the petitioner asks leave to file an additional suit. FRIENDS QF RECTOR WALKER PROTEST AGAINST VESTRY. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., Sept. 14.—Friends of Rev. William Bohler Walker, fbrmer rector of Christ church, who recently resigned at the request of the vestry, are clAu- l^ting and having signed a petition.ex pressing their esteem of Mr. Walker, and protesting against the action of the vestry, in requesting his resignation. Since the publication several days ago of Mr. Walker's resignation and the resolutions which were passed by the vestry, the affair has been greatly dis cussed. Mr. Walker and his family will leave next week for Chicago. ! MA8KED CARNIVAL AT MACON RINK, Rpeclnl to The Georgian. Macon, Go., Sept. 14.—Last evening at the Hippodrome skating rink the largest crowd of the season gathered to witness one of the most enjoyable masked O&rnlvals ever held In the city. About 700 people were present. The first prise, a beautiful broach, was given to Miss Fay Hester; second prlxe, a signet ring, to Isidore Lesser. MACON VOLUNTEERS WON REGIMENTAL TROPHY. ipcclal to The Georgian. Macon, Ga- Sept. 14.—In the first regimental shoot held by the Second Georgia regiment the Macon Volun teers carried off the honors. A team composed of Captain Cooper D. Winn, Jr- Private J. W. Napier and Private C. H. Napier won the national trophy, while a team composed of the field nnd stuff officers came second, the Hussars third and a second tenm from the Volunteers fourth. The National Rifle Association medal was won by Private J. W. Napier, of the Volunteers, and the highest Indi vidual score was made by Private Ha- gles, of the Hussars. Teams from Griffin. Barnesvllle, Per- ry and Jackson, besides the teams from the three Macon companies, took part In the shoot. OCMULGEE RIVER BOAT , WILL BE LAUNCHBd OCT. 1. Bpeelnl to Thu Georgian. Macon, Ga., Sept. 14.—The new boat of the Macon nnd Brunswick Navi gation Company, which has been building In the yards of the company In this city. Is nea'rlng completion, and It Is expected that the new vosssl will be placed on waves before long. Presi dent Small said that the new boat will be launched by October 1. Another boat la to be built later. T. M. HALL, OF BAXTER, MAY LOSE RIGHT EYE. Special to The Georgian. Macon, On., Sept. 14.—Doctor* at the Macon hoapltal think that It will be neceaeary for them to remove the right eye of T. M. Hall, who was brought to this city ycalcrday from Baxter, Ga.. wounded and his right eye full of gun powder. Mr. Hall, with several men, were Iking on the street nt Baxter, when .i Unknown negro emptied a double- barrel shotgun at them. The larger part of the shot took ef fect In Mr. Hall’s face, badly disfigur ing him for Ilfs. One of the men In the crowd shat and killed the negro. MANY NEW TEACHERS IN MACON COLLEGES. Special to The Otorglnn. Macon, Qa., Sept. J4.—Everything Is readiness at both Wesleyan Fe male College and Mercer University for the winter opening on Wednesday of next week. The large dormitory at Mercer has been completed and every room has ready been engaged, and many of boye will dnd It necessary for them to room off the campus. Several new professors will teach at Mercer this year. Professor R. W. Kdlngfield. of Chicago; Professor Carl eed. of Macon, and Professor Cul ver, of the University of Michigan, are among the ntw members of the facul ty. Very few changes In the faculty have been made at Wdsleyan this year, al though them will be several new teach era. Indisputable Evidence. You have read our oft-repeated statement, “ In use for over 30 years.” It was in the early sixties that the prescription now universally known as Castoria was. first made use of. With a record of over fifty, under_^e yeara of age, out of every hundred deaths, it was the AMBITION uF EVERY PHYSICIAN to discover a remedy suitable for the ailmeutB of infants and children that would decrease this distressing mortality. In Castoria that relief has been found. • Lpt us take the statistics covering; the deaths in the City of New York for the. past 30 years, and here we find the Denificent effect of a combination of drugs excluding opiates and narcotics so long sought for, namely; CASTORIA. ’ Of the total number of deaths in New York City in 1870, 50 per cent, were under five years of age | in I880| 46 per cent. | in 1890, 40 per cent, j in 1900, 35 per cent. only. Just stop to think of it, Until 1897 no counterfeits or imitations of Castoria appeared on drug store shelves, hut since that date Mr. Fictcjher has been called upon to suppress a number of these frauds. While the record for 1900 does not come down to our expectation it is owing to the carelessness of mothers when buying Castoria. The'signature of Chas, H..Fletcher is the only safeguard. ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT. AVcgeiablc PreparalionlbrAs- similalinSteftala«IRc« UnglteSiotmcttsandBrndscf Infants ^Child m Proraoles Dif’esliciuCltcrfij ness and RcsiContains ndftr Opium .Morphine nor Mineral. Not Narcotic. BKfrtfMDcsimumm ***♦ ..-jrihar- r. tlon, Sour Stmnacii.Dlar Worms jCommlsions.Frt'ense ness and Lo ss OPSliEEP. IhcSbrib Signature of NEW YORK. Tho Kind Yon Have Always nought, and which has been In mso fop over 30 years, hag borne the signature of ■ nnd lias been hiatlo ttiuler Ills per sonal supervision since Its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and «• Jiist-ns-goott” are but Experiment* that trlttc with and endanger the health of Infants and Cliildren-Expcrienco against Experiment, What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is PIcnsiuit. It contntns neither Opium, Morphine nor other. Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Fcjyorislmoss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Toothing Troubles, etires Constipation nnd Plntulcncy. It assimilates the Pood, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy nnd natural sleep- Tim Children’s Panacea—Tlio Mother’s Friend. CENUONE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of • j jia8i8 Exact Copy of Wrapper. The Kind You Have Always Bought \ ( In Use For Over 30 Years. TIIC crrrrxuft COMPANY, 77 UUSRAV ST. NCW VOSK CITY. BRUNSWICK MAN'S NARROW ESCAPE FROM BIG SHARK Special to The Georgina. Brunswick, Oa- Sept. 14.—R. B. Wood. Jr- *o{ tho Downing Company, while fishing off n dock here yesterday, hooked n shark. Mr. Wood played with the fish for sovie time until It seemed to be tired out and theh, securing a boat, went to land his catch, leaving another man on the dock to hold the line. Mr. Wood leaned too far over the gunwall and fell overboard, landing on top of the shark. The shark darted away In one direction, while Mr. Wood swam as rapidly as possible In an other. The shark was finally landed. It measured six and one-half feet. KHORASSANS HAVE GRAND PARADE Speelnl to T^o Georglnn. Asheville, N. C„ Sept. 14.—Sue* tem ple. of Charlotte. Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan, celebrated Its annual pilgrimage to this city last evening with a grand parade, In which the Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias participated. After the parade the tern, pie held Its ceremonies nt the Battery Park Hotel, at which forty-seven can didates were Initiated Into the order. A grand banquet brought the proceed* Ings to a close. Knights were present from all sections of the state, Including the efficient degree team rrom Char lotte and all the high officers of Sues temple. it. i— ■ .i . TWO FURNACEMEN BLOWN TO PIECES Ivanhoe, Va- Sept. 14.—By an un expected explosion of a blast on the Ivanhoe Furnace Company's new ore roud Arthur Crowder and Luther Ben nett, workmen, were Instantly killed. Crowder was literally toin to pieces. Operator Fined $5. Special to The Georidun. Greenville, S. C- Sept. 14.—A rail road operator created tome excitement yesterday afternoon In making on nt- tack r.n Manager Gaffney, of the Postal Telegraph Company. Hot words were passed and a general row insulted. The matter was thrashed out In police court and the offending operator fined 25. WOULD ADOPT BABY LEFT BY MOTHER Although Its own mother purposely left It lying In tho middle of the road In danger of Its life, the little baby boy found at Lakewood Thursday night will •not be without a home. .The three-months-old Infant Is now at tho Home for the Friendless and filleen or Jwenty people In Atlanta have asked to be allowed to adopt it. All nro people In prosperous circumstances, who urc willing to give the baby the care they would give their own child. From Its clothes and appearance the boy m of good pitreptage. He la In ap parently splendid health and as pretty a baby as ever cooed. Thire seems little probability that the 2100 reward for the capture of one or nil oX the four people who deserted the bab” will ever be claimed, as there Is no clew to their Identity other than a description of their appearance. New Lyceum Series. The sale of season tickets for At lanta's new .lyeeuin course begins Monday, nnd seats may be had at Phil lips & Crew's and at a dosen drug stores where they have been placed on sole. DeLong nicer on# of the heat known lecture bureau managers In the South, will remain In tho city next week to superintendent the sale and the reservation of seats. The season will- open with Victor's Royal Venetian band, and will Include 8enutor "Bob" Taylor, Gilbert Eldrldge and eight other attractions. An es pecially low price has been made for season tickets. TRAINMASTER ELLI8 GOES TO BRAZIL ROAD. Special to The Georgian. Macqn, Ga.. Sept. 14 J. C. K/ls. trainmaster of the Macon division of the Southern railway, has resigned hit position and on September 20 will leave Brdkll, where he has accepted a responsible place with the Brasilian railway. Mr. Ellis will be succeeded as train master by Oscar Gunthorne, who has been chief dispatcher of the Mncrfn di vision for some time. Mr. Elllt wl.’t take charge of installing the telegraph system of the big railroad company and has been put In entire charge of the work. Macon Night 8ohool. Macon. Ga.. Sept. 14.—Although W. Huff Is not yet ready to make any announcement In regard to the night school that Is to be established In the Macon public library, he' Is working steadily on his plans and expects at an early date to be able to make some dell, nltc announcement. Every Family Medicine Shelf ought to contain "The Household Surgeon” which is a bottle of Dr. Rorter’s Antiseptic Healing on Relieves Pain AntisepticaHy Cleanses—Heals. A Household Surgical Dressing for cuts, burns, bruises, sores, skin dis eases, catarrh, or all wounds and exter nal affections, whetherslight or serious. igsasugfaHi aj*g» partt of thtf skin ox flesh. It is sought sftcr and continually used by all who give it a first tml. All druggists sell ft. 25i