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NEWS! Epitomized Items of Interest Gathered it Random. GainesviPe’s Population. The school census of Gainesville completed a day or two ago. In¬ ras general census was also i den tally a The oop- llatioE the town - exclu¬ of .tie mill towns contiguous, is de number of children of pub- <00 Tae school age is 1,554. , * * * Charged With Burning Store. 'he store house of D. W. Brown, in },-son. was destroyed by fire Friday tit, and the owner was arrested on t charge of arson. r growm has $1,250 insurance, and y. claimed by the prosecution, who 35 it ha* strong evidence, that tne Wing was fired for the insurance. r defense claims that it will be able establish an aiibi. 5 overtK,r Wanted in Savannah. i invitation will be extended Gov- enr , r Terrell and his staff to visit - samnah July 24th and review the "iit reriment cavalry, Georgia state oos, which will be in camp there e and the twelve local companies. lie four companies from ’the garri- qnat Fort Screven, it fe expected, gLoaor ‘'111 also appear. If they accept the and his colonels wili .be the giss of the First cavalry.. iural Mail Carriers Organize. ie men who ride through wind and raii and sunshine, fair weather and foi; to deliver the mall "to farmers, farhd wide, through the country, met in A [anta Saturday morning and band- ed cmselves together in an -organ!- zarii i known as the Association of Itu- t ral letter Carriers of Georgia. Tlire were more than cue hundred [of [cad t»se men present at the meeting, hey were full of enthusiasm for the novement on foot and theirs "was (one c- the most hearty celebrations of She Fourth held in Atlanta. Governor Sends WSessage. The opening of the Pacific cable of [he ky on Commercial the Fourth Pacific given 'Cable ConiDa- was an B end” when Governor Terrell sent peelings to Judge J.. H. Blount, at ■snila liri and a massage cl eongratula- to Clarence Me okay, -president of |ie Commercial Cable 'Company, Com- kercial Pacific Cable Company and bstal Telegraph Cable Company. [The company which has achieved pi remarkable success in opening |> direct telegraphic communication pi the Philippine islands, conceived |o jt unique metnod idea of of opening celebrating the cable the • as a inrth of July. Every governor im the country was heduled to send n message over the pie, and the opening was conducted Ira President Roosevelt’s heme at per Bay. i. Livingston Denies Charges. Congressman L F. Livingston de- res that he had nothing To do with i removing of Warden TIawk from federal prison at Atlanta, and res that the reports which connect- him with iho affair are utterly with- : foundation. '! refused to have anything to do \ u i5 ‘" Kia T r ®r,” said Congressman mgs ton. “The records in the case [ F ,a at Washington, ofrice of The and attorney anybody gen- who f F' J s There.” t0 find out ab °ut the mntter can cr.gressman Livingston states that heard that he hud been charg- v -ith being at the bottom of the ie matter, and he wants the peo- to know that he had no connection Rvgr with the charges which were t. ^dgc 4-tmage Janes suit that Wants likely Damages. is to pmw Political sensation of the season, in Atlanta Uy Charles *—es, tormer judge of the Tall&- ' c,rrn hT superior court. t L s ' l ( t c harges that Judge Janes 1&Ssel y aad libelously ' -rujition and fraud in the con- iti.mer office, and on this •t- ‘ ;. a ? % ?50 - 0 £_ 0 damages from e ‘” loer of t*’ • on, Douglas and ■ ‘ ‘'‘-ty titizens. g ( ‘ tfaiIiation of tJie S° od e an i ch h f; racter of Judge Janes, r; ; of" n- . ° the T^tition filed, the It was * ri 1:ing *- a a contested elec- case " a ,c , b v Judge just prior i e - ar ar ! > 1 1. Wratlon 1903. of *>is term of office, ^ he ’"l Section in th which was in dispute e rounty of Douglas, and most all the county officers. * To Ccrrtoii » aeetini, ”1* Rosters - govern* of °j lker * desl S* a Ted southern : ch i«f of ™l ro 0r ? i h aCd Genera pen£ion A DS of ‘ c ' during cciSod r °T n 0t the rs ^ tmisted men who partici- Pated in civil war, v;ill be bell in the office of the state library, in At¬ lanta. oa the morning of July 20. Considerable importance is attached to the work of aiding in obtaining an accurate roster of the officers and men in both armies, and it is expected t>at the meeting will be largely at¬ tended. Many of the records have been destroyed and every effort will be made to put in the hands of the sec¬ retary of state records that will be ab¬ solutely accurate in every detail. The call for the meeting is signed by B. F. Dixon, state auditor of North Carolina; Thomas M. Owens, director department Archives and history, Ala¬ bama, a;_d Allen D. Candler, compiler of state records, Georgia. Tech Trustees After Broughton. Rev. Len G. Broughton appeared be¬ fore the committee of trustees of the Technological school at Atlanta and formally made his charges in regard to that institution. There was present, besides Dr. Broughton and Captain Lyman Hail, president of the school, the commit¬ tee. composed of Caotain W. B. chairman; George Win's hip, William Kelly and Colonel N. E. Harris, chair- man of th© board of trustees. Dr. Broughton had reduced what he had to say in writing and read this P a P er To The committee. The meet- in » was executive and no one o’her Than those immediately concerned were admitted. Neither Dr. Broughton nor any of the committee would say T; hat had been done, but the members of the committee, from their manner, did not appear to have been very deeply impressed by the statements of Dr. Brought(m. Colonel Harris said: “We have oe- <*fied fGr the .present not to make any statement other than that an investi- S at i° n be made at once. We think *t The best interests of the -school and of all concerned not to talk now." Td Double Tax Western Urtron. Comptroller General Wright has P ut 3:11 assessment of $520,25*4 on the franchise of the Western Union Tele- grarih Company in Georgia, and on That amount lie will require the com- pany to pay double tax for failing to make a return of Its franchise for tax- atiem, as required by tne law. The Western Union made no return of Its franchise, though the comptrol- ler general called the company’s at- tentton to that feature of the law which makes the penalty for failure a double tax. It appears the failure of company to make any return of its franchise was Dace-q on the ground that its poles and lines Seated akmg tire rights of ways’ 1 of railroads. and no condemnation or private prop- erty was necessary for the'purpose of placing them. Attorney General John C. Hart, how- ever, holds differently, and says that the company is liable for a franchise tax. Under the decision of the comp- troTler general, based on the opinion cf the attorney general, the Western Union will, therefore, have to pay taxes on a $1,040,583 franchise tax value. Tbe question will, of course, be submitted to arbitration. Brown Has Opposite View. Hon. J. Pope Brown, of tips railroad commission, has filed a dissenting opinion in tbe case of the Atlanta and West Point freight rates, in which he takes a different view of the matter from that presented in the recent or- ! der signed by Chairman Spencer R. Atkinson and Hon. G. Gunby Jordan. j This order, as will be remembered, allowed the West Point to continue the present rates, or 10 per cent on j certain classes in addition to the I standard tariff, for one year, or until ' April 1, next. : Mr. Brown contends that the former rates should have been restored and that the road -should have been allowed to charge only the standard tariff out additional percentage. In other words. Mr. Brown takes the view of the case as presented by the people of LaGrange, West Point and ■ other places along the line. He does not think the reasons presented to the commission for increasing tbe rate i good ones. MANY HUffl IN IROLIEY ACCIDENT. Jn Smash-Up Near Philedelp'iia Sunday Twenty-five People VVtra Injured. Twenty-five persons were iajurer gunda y night when two loaded trollej cars cr ashed together on a steep hil near the entrance to ^nestnut Hil park> Philadelphia. Thomas Thomas Watkins, Simon Easton anc Hannah Baines vzere taken to a hospit ^ T h e others were not ceriauslj hurt. SISTERS Of ALFRED KNAPP TESTIFY. pj 3 toriotis Heman Slaver Tried on Plaa of Insanity at Hamilton. Ohio. In the trial of Alfred A. Knapp at Haajilton Ohio, bis two sisters, Mrs. Martha Reiss zn4 Mrs. Sadie Wen- zeR of Cincinnati, testified and con- firmed many of tne incidents of /red', career tending to prove his in- "nay. Free Medical * Advice to Women. /a All i letfap / ■ i . .• % mm l \ X , »ii| - f\ * \ 'N , JFreJjtrlcttjt Confideatii V V & Every sick and ailing woman, Every young; girl who suffers monthly. Every woman who is approaching maternity. Every woman who feels that life is a burden, Every woman who has tried all other means to regain health without success, Every woman who is going through that critical time — the change of life — Is invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass., in regard to her trouble, and the most expert advice telling exactly how to obtain a CURE will be sent abso¬ lutely free of cost. The one thing that qualifies a person to give advice on any subject is experience —experience creates knowledge. No other person has so wide an experience with female ills nor soch a record of success as Mrs. Pinkham has had. Over a hundred thousand cases come before her each year. Some personally, others by mail And this has been going on for twenty years, day after day, and day after day. thus Twenty years of constant success—think of the knowledge gained! Surely women are wise in seeking advice from a woman with such an experience, especially when it is free. Mrs. Hayes, of Boston, wrote to Mrs. Pinkham when she was in great trouble. Her letter shows the result. There are actually thousands of such letters in Mrs. Pinkham’s possession. “ Drab Mas. Pixkham : — I have been under doctors’ treatment for female troubles for some time, but without any relief. They now tell me 1 have a fii >roid tumor. 1 cannot ct* J->--——Uhout great pain, and the soreness extends up my spine. I have bearing down pains w b back and front. My abdomen is swollen, I cannot wear my clothes with any comfort. \Vorab is dreadfully swollen, and I have had flowing spells for three length years. of time. Ajy appetite is not good. I cannot walk or be on ray feet for any "The symptoms of Fibroid Tumor, given in your little book, accurately describe my case, so I write to you for advice.” — Mits. E. F. Haves, fioa } Dudley St. (Boston), Ron bury, Mass. j “ Drab Mas Ptxma:—I wrote to you describing my symptoms, and asked your advice- You replied, and I followed all your directions carefully for several months, and to-dav I am a well woman. “The use of Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound, toyetftcr with your advioe, carefully followed, entirely expelled the tumor, and strength¬ ened the whole system. 1 can walk miles now. “ Your Vegetable Compound i3 worth five dollars a drop. I advise all women who are afflicted with tumors, or any female trouble, to write you for advice, and give it a faithful trial.”—M bs. E. F. Hayes, 212 Dudlc-y St. (Boston), Roxbury, Mass. * * and all letters that be Mrs. Hayes will gladly answer any may addressed to her asking about her illness, and how Mrs. Pinkliaiu helped her. $§000 FORFEIT If Trarnnnot for^wlfh pi<ylni-e the oriulnel letter nnd signature of abovo testimonial, uiucii will prnre Its absolute geuniiieness. Co., Lynn, Mats. I.villa K. A’luUbauv Mcuiciuo j-q T T qq SOON. t j J mg OWN “This is rather an unusual hour for —j y OU t 0 talk that vou t0 be going to lunch. Not hungry way about my mo ther. g0 esrlyf aro your He-I’m talking about my mother- « N but j wi n bQ by tho time the !n Iaw> not yours x gueS3 r ©an talk . . wai , er con dc-scends to noiico me.” j eR j p ’ leass about my own.—Philadel- _p hiIade ;phi ? . Press. j phia Press. Let this Coupon be your Messenger of 2HCC from Kidney, Bladder, and Urinary Troubles. tho eople w i,„ The reason you can get r , cnwt j this trial free is because d«»ubt toiibw..™ ttle they core Kidney Ills and highest. Aching back, backs and are loin eased. rains 1 ri A % RH %°dnexiM Pi//5, i Doan's will West prove KHnoy Pranc! it to t you. ills 5 , M;ch.— hit tho Hip. Swelling of the cese. which wa3 an unusual overcome. signs rfaic.iTso ctwTS. desire to unuaic— had to get limbs and dropsy s k t ok five or six times of a night. vanish. up I think diabetes -veil They correct urine -with ; imsOT was un¬ brick dust sediment, high J der v.-ay, the feet and ankles e-olored, pam in passing, swelled. There ras nr. in¬ dribbling, frequency, bed NAME- tense pain in f'.ic hack, tho wetting, iioan's Kidney Pills ! beat o ! v. hich would feci iike r-iTiovj calculi and gravel. | P. O. nutting one's n.vid up to a Relieve heart palpitation, state---- ! the lamp chimney, tri<*.l f have ;:«cl full rt erpi«snt«s. headache,i boges fre<- of Doan'S and Fills two with the »ter^w.-» wsg. ^_..j For f-w trial box. mail thix coupon to Fo»«cr-M-.ilmm On . Buffalo. N Y. II above satisfaction of feeli::g that I tried everything for » ■pace i. insufficient, write address on sepa¬ am Cured They are tuo rod- Sole's ^ 1 rate slip. edy par excellence.” J B. F. Csiaantj. J. Ji. 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