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IS KEPT UP
Alleged Shortage
at $500,000.
EXTRA POLICEMEN
About $170,000 Ih Wil
drawn by Frightened
Olicn Depositors.
Nsw Britain. Conn., Feb. IS—That
the tlluM peculation, of William
i Walker, treasurer of the Savina* Bank
of No* Britain, baa cauaad a shortage
of IM9.W0, waa the atatement made
today.
The run an the bank, which atarted
Monday, continued today, the corridor,
of the bank being filled with men and
women when the doora were thrown
open at t o'clock. The majority of
tkoae withdrawing their savings are
foreigner*.
There waa conetderabte dleorder
around the bank today and an extra
mfee of policemen were called to check
IL About 1111.One ha* already been
withdrawn.
CONTRACT IS LET
TO ATLANTA MAN
TO BUILD MILLS
Special to The f.eorglsn.
Cota mho*. Oa.. Feb. IS.—The eon
tract to build the new Swift Spinning
Mill haa been let to Mr. Oeorge
Hlnman. of Atlanta, who will begin
the work aa anon aa the arrangements
hove been made.
This la the eecond aplanlng mill
which has been started bare since the
war aad the outlook for a successful
venture la aa grant aa that which
haa given the last one erected Its great
aucceaa.
Scrofula
Makes ha are—nee known
by many skn*,—gUndul*r
tumon, bundles in the nacky
cataneoHE eropdons, in
flamed eyelids, tore ears,
O catarrh and wading dbeeaet.
FORMER ATLANTAN
MAY SOCCEEB TO
TARBELL'S PLACE
5 Hood** Sarsaparilla
Tb# re#ent nnd Import*nr jiromoflon* of
lleiiry 1. Uesantskl, n former Atlantan,
In the exeeoflr# rank* of the B*|ultable
Life A mu nine# Horlety. nr# ftrolmlily re
•ponalhle for tb# rmnon that • he may
•uereed Gaffe E. T*rt»#H. who reeetotly ro-
at#iiin| from tb# nocoml G## |ir#*l(J#nry.
Ur. Kowiif.ld In «nl«l lo have A ihorg HD-
mot* knowiedff# of th# affair* of th# nnn-
pony thnii any offlr#r aln»# Hr. T«rl*#U *
reBlaimtI.ni, oml lorffl luaurnnc# i»#h ar#
of tb# opinion tbaf he will ff#t Ih# pit##.
If It aalj that rb# rsnou Atlthtan §W#d
with llyde lu th# Hyde Alexander ifht.
and that booii after Haul Horton l»##flm#
prealdrnt be rennffnised the nullify of tb#
youpff man. and cnaaeff hla a<lranee Matty
ebaiiff#* will Im> mad# tb tb# nnupntix, and
Mr. Roarnfeld la expecfffd to lie benefited.
of Everything in Fences!
finmg fiHH Oar SfnMr.
W. J. Dabney hHpM Co. (
K 61 S. FODSTTB STh ATURT1,6i
LEFT ALONB BY MUR6E
' CHILD BURNS TO DEATH
Sgselsl to Th* Georg Inn.
Wilmington, N. C.. Fch. 11— From
the effects of burrs rerelved yesterday
uflkhvoesk, Catherine Harold, the 1(.
muntha-old child of .Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
r-ri O-Baaklii, Jr., dwd early this morn,
nr. • During a brief a tissues of ths
nurfie ths Ilttlo girl crawled to ths bed-
'tom sure* and la some manner Ig-
nted her clothing. When the nurse re-
urned the child was enveloped in
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* rr AAABMIK deposit
U>3«UUU aAfMPsM. Notn Tskts
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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
WKDaKttUAf. anoMiaifT » WOT.
HELD ON CHARGE
OF MANSLAUGHTER
■serial to The Georgian,
rvtlumbua. Oa.. Feb. 11—Life Ben
.nett, who waa charged with aaanult
with iataat u> murder on the person
of Muae Jackson, a negro laborer at
the OoMea Foundry and Machine Com
. pasty’* plant, wab given a hearing by
Beoorder Wyba rentes day and hefd to
the grand Jury in a bond of two to
answer the Charge of voluntary man'
a—
“Dinner’s Coming
-i sown it’
Dona Tour Stomach Teal Happy
When Mfifil.Time Comet?
Whan you tnimn In the air the appe-
tlalng aroma of something-cooking, do
yam fed that you could all down, open
year mouth, pin back your ears and
aat with a delirious gusto, everything
eat before you. and not feel any bad
agacts from it?
lb other words, ran your poor atom
ach take care of everything and any
thing you put Into It? There are thou-
•end* and thousands of people who do
net kaow what It la to have a good,
strong, liealthy stomach, nor dn they
realise what It la to have a good ap
petite.
Tee can have an all-poerertul atom'
ach aad a fetching appetite for every
meal, and every day. It you give your
stomach a rest, and let something else
take hold of your food for you and di
gest It aa It comes Jnto tha stomach,
something Ihft 1, harmless, but that
really does the work of digesting,
quickly and thoroughly
This “something - la Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets, the most effective llltli
tablet* In the world for curing anv
thing that may be wrong with your
atoenach. one Ingredient of these pre-
daw Utile workers digest* 1,000 -rains
of Ih* coarsest or richest food pul Into
tha atomach. Think of It. *.ooo grains!
They are really an artificial stomach,
becausa they act Jual Ilka the atomach.
thay digest your food. Just aa though
yon didn't have a atomach at all
•lias the stomach with thv dlgei
which hava become weak ami
auppUas the atomach with thv digestive
Juices which hava become weak ami
a canty.
Than your Indigestion, dyspepsia,
•our risings, brash, belching*, acidity,
farmentatlon. loss of appetite, aversion
to food, bloaly feelings, heartburn ami
nabaoa, wUI be no more. You can then
eal anything you want, all you want,
whenever you waht. and your atomach
wfil feel fine before aad after your
meat*. Your appetite will be a thing or
pleasure to have, your meals will be
a plea same to eat and relish, and your
digestion wtU be thorough and sooth-
lag to the what* body.
You can't da your work well, or be
Cheerful, or bavo energy or vim or am
bition, when year stomach Is bad. Make
real! (set good after a hearty meal,
good all over, dear your mlail
make you enjoy life, by taking
Btnart'a Dyspepsia Tablets. •
Otv* your atomach a rest, an it can
right Itastt then you need fear noth
ing. Bend oa your name and address
toqay and get a free sample package of
Htuart's Dyspepsia Tablets by tetum
man. After you have tried the sam
ple. yen win be eq thoroughly con
vinced of what they can do for you
that iron will go to your nearest drug
gist- and pH a IK box of them.
8vhd us your name aad address to-
day and wa will at once eend you by
mdfi a sample package free. Address
Sf£!' t Co - M "“rt »<**-. Mar-
RAPID RISE OP R. K: SHA W
IN THE INSURANCE FIELD
raesat msstlag of the exeeetlre
committee of tb* Southern Stats* Ufa la-
aareoc* roatpeuy, et Atlanta. It. It. Shaw,
of Macon. Oa.. waa sleeted director of
ages ties for tba company, haring la charge
tha so Ur* oanagemeat nf the egeecy
fores. It* will lie assisted Is this work
by Hubert V. Moors.
Mr. Hhsw wee promoted from manager
f the Maeon department, lusting bash
with the romp* ay Mace lost Sept amber.
Under his able auaigeawat. this depart-
most prnJBced murs pnld for hsslssee thee
any ether department which haa head es
tablished by the roapany. Mr. fihaw wss
formerly connected with the New York Life
insurance rompasy tor mors than
lie waa loro In Gadsden rouaty, Florid,,
and I* IT rears old. Me began bis laoanncc
career with the New York Life. K* was
first located at Quincy. KM., as asUcttor,
and afterwards moved to Jacksonville,
where he was given charge of the egeecy
work. For over acvsn scare be wss a mem
ber of the celebrated New Tosh Life "Ni
le." end also a member of the New York
Ufa Kou.OU) rluh for live years. He wss
second tries president of tats club to Ike,
and vice president In the yedr 1KB. ^
Mr. Mhsw Is thormsghly Honthem In sll
hie Ideas, sad s mnu of rare Ilfs lusursncs
et|N*rleh,-e. He Is plsaslog In kls address,
• ml holds ths highest esteem of evsry
one who comes In contact with him.
Mr. Win* wss idfnsd the vtcc peesldsuey
nf another Southern company, but this he
declined on account of hie promotion to the
director of agency In the Houthern ttletrs
Mfr luenrSDee ('ompeny.
POMEROY WOULDN'T
ACCEPT PUCE OF
CHIEF OF POLICE
•peclul to The Georgian.
Macon. Oa., Fab. 11—Military cir
cles in Mncon wero nil oeiir last night
nnd the atate of affaire wns not to be
wondered at. Last night ' the Macon
Volunteer* had thilr annual inspection
and when It was all mrr the memberu
all prove a sigh of relief. For over two
weeks the soldier buy* |,ad been work.
In* under a nervnur tension and last
night the end arrlvsd. After the drill
the Volunteer* contend in prlxe drill
for n hundsome loving cup. The drill
wus conducted by t'nptnin Morgan and
Inspector Oeneral oboiir. of the atate
troops
The prtae drill was followed by
dance, the last one , r the antl-Lenten
season.
No; I would not accept the position
of chief of police If I waa elected."
This la the positive statement of Ma
lor B. E. Pomeroy, councilman from tha
Fourth ward, who. It waa reported, was
being considered for the place by the
board nf police roimnlgaloner*. Major
Pomaroy waa pressed tor a positive
answer by a representative of The’
Georgian.
“A man la placed In a rather dell
rate position, - he stated, “In being
asked whether or not he would accept
position which had not been tendered
him, to which he had not aspired, and
whoae name, a* far aa he knew, had
never previously been mentioned In
connection with the place.
"If 1 must answer, though, and I
suppose the circumstances demand a
definite reply, I will eay that I would
not consider Ih* aeroplanes of any
place that would necessitate my giving
up my law practice, and this la whst
being the head of the police department
old do."
Eliminates Hi* Nam*.
The atatement by Major Pomeroy,
positive and unequivocal aa It la, slim-
Inataa Ills name from the list of prob
able or possible aurcesqprs to Chief
Jrnalngx.
In addition to Major Pomeroy atatlng
that he would not accept the place If
elected, city Attorney Maysnn states
liters Is a law on ths statute books
which says a man can mu be rounell-
mati or alderman and hold another city
office m the same time
It I* not believed that he would re
sign ss eoum-llinan to accept the place
all other objection* were eliminated,
ir Is It down on the honks that hi*
xnstltuents would consent to losing his
service* In council
This leaves only our candidate men
tioned to oppose Chief Jranlngs for re.
election—John W Hall, whom Chief
Jennings succeeded
MAN DBOPS DEAD
IN THEATER LOBBY
New York, Feb. II—A tall, soldierly
looking man who was accompanied hy
tall, handsome woman, dropped dead
last night at lb- lUkst window of the
Bijou Theater, after hs had purchased your laundry and if you find any rea
seats for the evening's perform- ' * on * ,or dleietlefaction you should
ance. - eend your linen to ut, for we guar-
Al the West Thirtieth street poller | *°
R. K. SHAW.
Veuttft Ms ten men last elected
t* high place with Southern States
Life.
CAPTAIN MORGAN
INSPECTS TROOPS
Business,
Pleasure
or anything that excites
and exhausts the brain
nerves, causes headache.
Some persons cannot
even attend church, thea
ters, ride on cars, or on
the water, or go whero
there is the least exdto*
anent without an attack.
Dr. Miles* Anti-Pain
Pills, taken an directed
will Stop the pain. To
avoid suffering take one
as soon as you feel an
attack coming on. Your
druggist can tell you of
many who wontd not bo
without them.
have been troubled with sever#
for many years. I
Anti-Pain
Kurt
'111:1.
headaches
to use Dr. Mu
lt hs ths .only remedy thsr
*l**n me or aiy family any relief. I
oo not new haro such spells. because
when I fast on* owning on I Imme-
dlaUty lake on* of the tsblsta. never
more than obe la required, they ar* so
— " f appeaeftate them aa
afwqy* hava them with
~ rally always us*
.:out them."
Janesville. Wle.
Jn Pills are sold by
who will gusrantse that
will oetiefit. If n
your money.
Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
GEORGE GOULD PARTY
III SOUTH GEORGIA
Hpechil to Th# Uforgian.
Bruntwtek. no.. IVb. 13—Th# xteam
yacht Niagara, having “oh boaftl her
Georg** Gould,’ nnd ##v#ral
VuestN. among them «*ompt# Armmilt
de Constant Blron. a French count
from Paris, who I* In the diplomatic
service of tils country, with N. I).
'hnpman, u prominent member of the
New York 8t«M-k Kxchang**, will arrive
In tht* city #>m# time this morning
and will spend *#v#rnl days in Bruns*
rck waters fishing nnd hunting.
While here the party will g«* to Jekyl
Island, spending u day in hunting and
Ashing, and will then visit Dungene.ds
as the *p#clul gueste of the C’amegieH.
Mr. Gould and hlx friends «re cruls-
solcly In search of sports, nnd s|e*nt
-ew days In Havnnmth.
EX-
ORGANIZES LAW
AND ORDER LEAGUE
Special tn The Oeorglan.
Estonian, Oa.. Feb. U—Ex-Governor
William J. Northen wax here yesterday
In the Interest of the "Law add Or
der" movement, for which ha haa bee*
touring tb* state the part two or three
nlMUl*. This (e the fortieth county lie
hda visited, In every on* of which he
has aurcscdstl In urgxnlrlng a local
‘league. Hs waa met la tha county or
dinary'* offlea by fiftoen or twanty cltl-
sen*. representing various IBtsiWsfa,
where be explained In hi* usual force
ful way the need of the Uv and Order
League in every county In tha stats,
tb* pvrooa* at tha movement. Urn Bn*
of work proposed and Hbtr It* pur
port* am lo b* accomplished’. It la a
process of education requiring per-
slsfeht ohd systematic work, ■ Ho sog-
Tired Nervous Women
Make Unhappy Homes
P*«pi* ars to be invited aad
address** delivered by prominent rep
resentatives of both races, stressing
the fearful danger at mob violence.
Oh Heptemher It next, the- anniver
sary of the Atlanta riot, which wilt fall
on Sunday. It Is proposed to have a
sermon on law and ordor preached from
every pulpti la the atate. white and
colored, nt the mornfng service, aad In
the afternoon addreban by prominent
speakers ■
On motion nf Dr. J. M. Brlttlan, pas
tor of the Baptist church here. Judge
T. O. Lawson was mad* chairman of
the county leagoo, to be composed ef
one member from oarh militia district.
hot non:
[IDS IDS' LIFE
Fomior Governor of New
York Dies on Tuesday
Night.
<i|#nn. N. Y.. Feb. 13.—Former <«• v-
rn«»r Frank Waylnnd Hlfffflnn. of New
York, dlod at hki home here last night
30 o'clock.
e h«'l suffered for yearn from
t trouble.
Ing i
a f«*
MUNY0N5
WITCH HAZEL
"X SOAP
S-.llAsVt'Uri
keep;, Lady oim BuLv ,
SvNee* Ai, Rcr-t'd
RAILROAO BUILDING
TAKES ON ACTIVITV
HprHal lo Th# lv<Wfft*a.
Columhue. Grt., Feb. 13.—The Georgia
and Alabama Induntrlal Index aaye In
Its regular weekly iN*ue:
industrial development In Georgia
and Alabama during the past seven
days has been notably extensive and
along varied lines. Illustrating the truly
onderful resources of these two great
states. Two railroad systems are pre
paring to build nt a cost of SS.500,000 a
line with low grades between Birming
ham and Jasper. Ala.; with Canadian
capital Interested, a company having a
capital stock of ll.ooo.000 has asked
for Incorporation at Athens. Oa.. and
III engage In gold mining In White
mnty. Georgia; n railroad between
Hartford. Ala., nnd Geneva, Ala.. Is
projected; plans are being perfected
for building power plants for the elec
tric railway between Atlanta, Oa., and
Albany. Gn.. and arrangements are un
der way for the establishment of three
power plants In northeast Georgia; In
Winston county, Alabama, a site for a
town Is being laid off In the midst of
virgin forest of oak and pine, beside a
waterfall taht affords 2.600-horse
power and near rich deposits of coal
and Iron that have never known the
blow of the miner’s pick. A railroad
now being constructed will have this
town as one of its stations. Cotton
mills are to he built at Douglasvllle.
Gn.. and Griffin, Gn. A mill In the
Intter city is to he enlarged at a cost
of $30f»,nao. Twenty-one new corpora
tions, with total minimum capltul
stock of $1,417,000, are reported.
M„ D.XOiRECTORS
TO MEET IN MACON
BELLWOOD CROSSING
IN NEED OF VIADUCT
MRS.NEILIE MAKHAM
A nervous Irritable woman, often on
flaa verge of byatertaa. 1* a aonree of
misery to a very one who oomea under
her Influence, and unhappy and mia-
erable herself.
Sueh women dot only drive hne-
hands from home but are wholly t&nfit
to govern children.
Tng lilt of women get like a nre
brand upon the nerve*, consequently
seven.-tenths of tho nervous prostra
tion. nervous despondency, the
"blues", sleeplessness, and nervous
Irritability of women arise from aom*
organic derangement.
Do you experience fits of depreosion
with restlessness alternating with ex
treme Irritability ? Do yon suffer
from pains la tba abdominal region,
backache, baartoa-dosrn pafauuterroua
drape pain, sleeplessness, and almost
sontinnally cross and (nappy? If ao,
your nerve* are la a shattered con
dition aad you are threatened with
nervous prostration.
Proof la monumental that nothing
in tho world la batter for nervous
trouble* of women than Lydia K.
Plalcham’s Vegetable Compound,
made from native root* and herbs.
Thousands and thousands of women
can testify to this fact.
Hr*. Nellie Makhom. of 151 Morgan
St., Buffalo. S. Y., writes:—
Dear km Plnkham:— . ..
“I wu a wreck from nervou* proxtratloc
MRS.GEaA.MME3
I suffered i ^
b *(p.P»’ I
. ^ - —. rdiKhxm t
Vegetable Compound end I want to tali jrmi
that It baa entirely cured n» I think n
lathe Unset medicine on earth and I am
recommaoding It to aU my friend* o4
arq ualntaacax.
lira. Geo. A. Jam ml* a life long
resident of Fredoaia, S. Y„ writes:
Dear Mrs. Plnkham:—
"I waa la a terribly ran down conditl. n
and bad narvnus praatretloa daiunt t, r
fomalatronbls. In fact I had net barn well
etna* my children wet* born. This con
dition worked on m.Y nerv** and 1 was | r .
ri table aad talwrehla I had triad manr
remedies wtthost getfingamcb balp but
Lydia B. Plnkham X VcgetaMe Com pound
brought ma book to health and rteogth It
has alio carried as^ad*^ through tb.
Chang* of Life -- _
recommend your rnwHetne.
too strongly
Mrs. PIbUub’s IfirtUtloa to Womci.’ (
Women auffering from any form of
femail' weakness are htrltad to
communicate promptly with Mrs.
Plnkham. at Lynn. Maas. From ths
symptoms given, the trouble may he
located ud the quickest and surest
way of reeomry advised. Out of her
vert volume of experience In treating
female ilia Mrs. Plnkham probably
has the vary knowledge that will help
your case. Her ad vie* la free and
always helpful.
Lydia E. ptnkham's Vegetable Compound, made from native roota and
herb*^contain* no uSTgoticm or harmful drugs and Wdgy holds tha record for
the 1 invest number of actual cure* of female distorts of any madlcinc lh«
11 i.__ .... known, and thonsanda of ▼olnatary taatuDoniala are oa
ta th“ iSTreSTIt L^St. Hass., which toetily to It. wonderful value.
Lytfla E. Ptflkham's Vegetable C«fip«fi>d; a Woman’s Rcaefljr hf Women’s lilt.
The roualderntlnn by the Iwwmt of eonnty
eomnilMlnn^rx of the propooeil rtadnet nt
Bel (wood emmilng trill not be mnde until
next month.
The board -wtw ttr here mM Wadoaadaj
mornkiff. bat the aiiwura from the eitjr of
Judge K. B. I tinner and tha lllnen of Judge
M. K. W. Palmer Induced n pomfponement
A rcanadtfcec from ike * |tjr eounrtl haa been
nppotnted to appear liefore the board to
urge the bnlhllng nf Hi# rinduet.
fiMatnueh aa lieliwood arean# emaaea the
ritilroad truck* out aide the city llmlta. the
city could not apend anythtug to conatruct
the trladuet. Tb# railroad#, It la underwood,
have agreed to pay for the apnu over the
track*, and It la a|» to the boon I of county
cl.a I to The (teorgl*n.
•Ineon. Gn.. Feb. 13.—The annual
meeting of the director* of the Macon,
Ihildm and Savannah railroad will be
held at the office* of the company, in
thle city, on the morning of March 13
Much btudne** of Importance In to Im»
tranancted at thl* meeting. It* charac
ter ha* not been announced. The elec,
lion of officer* nnd director* will take
place nt thl* meeting a* unual.
NEGRO PROFESSOR
HELD ON CHARGE
OF BURNING SCHOOL
•parlal to Ths Georgian.
t’uthbsrt, Oa., Feb. 13.—F. II. Hen-
doraon, Willi* McNeil and John Onuld-
Inn ..vers srreoted hsr* ysstrrdny,
rlmrged with burning fhs Payne High
school building on* night last week.
The csss coma* up bsfors Judge Jones
today.
Hendereon la president of Howard
Normal school, a rival Institution. The
purl Ira are negroes.
EARLY CLOSINQ HOUR
WANTED BY CLERKS.
FOR RENT
Valuable Corner Store >
That splendid location, southeast corner North
. Pryor and Edgewood avenue. Fine comer for dni£
store or almost any other retail business. Opposite
Equitable building and only one block Troiii Peachtree.
Long lease and reasonable rent.
Apply to JAMES L. LOGAtf A 00.,
308 Peters- Building
Or WORD BROS:, Century building
CONGRESSMAN ON ASK LEGISLATURE j
TRIAL AT CAPITAL FOB PRIMARY LAYY
Special to The Georgian.
rulumbus, Oa.. Peb. 13.—A move
ment la on foot here toclooe every busi
ness house at 1 o'clock In the afternoon
tlie present rale being lo close at t
o'clock on May I.
The half holiday granted hy the
mills nf this city has started the move
ment In favor oY the clerks and other
employees of the store*
GET INSIDE.
station, where the body was trans
ferred. cards and money am! cheeks
ere round In the pockets From'the
.rls it wo* appanm thst thl- desd
man was Ashton Lcteolne. of the prom.
Inent yacht brokernae firm if Tams
Isemntae h i ran*, of No. 15! Pine
street. He had 150 In money and check-
for more than ISim An rffort was
made to get trace of the women w-hn
had accompanied him. but she dtsau-
pei red.
Launder Your Linen
and all other article* in a way that
cannot b* surpassed.
EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY,
40-42 Wall Street.
Phonts. 41, Main.
ATLANTA PRINTER
RECEIVES HONOR
AnniMiii.'i'mont I* nmtlr of tli<» appoint-
mmt **f M M. (>nvl#« of tb«> Font# A !»•
vim ii.nijinny ** n mnnlfr of Ih* honorary
Iwmnl ..n gmphlo art* at th«* Jatuoatown
I'Xpnaltlon.
tb** It on
In tlio South, ami hit appoint
mrnt to thin plnr# la riNNiguIntlnu of hi*
urn ml tug In tho profrnalon
III* n|>|H>intniont will plon*- hi* hutulro'ln
of frloml* tn Atlnntn nnil nil ov6r tti«-
bonth
MACON FAIR^ASSOCIATION
WILL SECURE FUNDS.
Special to The Cleornah
Mncon. On., Keb, 13.—A conference
of the director* of the Macon Fair
Association was held yesterday after
noon nt the offices of the association
anil plans were made hy which It Is
hoped to secure the fund* to pay
the Indebtedness of the assorlattni.
The retnalndei nf the amount needed
* otHjcou.’-hes It,MO. Mr. Newcomb, of
i the llotsl Lanlei. stated that If some
one would give the 11,000. he would he
I responsible foe the remaining 350U of
• the amoun- which la still to be rulsed.
Your Frlsnd* and Neighbor* In Ah
lanta Will Show You How.
Rubbing the back won't cura back
ache.
A liniment may relieve, but can't
cure.
Bcckache comes from tha Inside—
from the kldneya-
Doan's Kidney Pills get Inside—
They cure sick kidneys.
Here Is Atlanta proof that tht* Is
so:
Charles Pendleton, clerk, living at
41 Qllmor street, Atlanta. Oa., eaya:
"My back need to be very weak and
pained me continually. Thoro was a
dull, heavy aching alt day and all
night. I could not alt (till at my deal:
and when In bed I was twisting and
turning about for hours trying to And
on easy position. The constant aching
and the lack of rest was gradually af
fecting my health. The hldney secre
tions were disordered, and though I
used various remedies and tried lini
ments and plasters for my back I got
me relief from any of these annoy
ances. Finally 1 got Doan’s Kidney
Pills from Brannen A Anthony, the
druggists (stores 103 Whitehall etreet
and 30 Marietta street). Since using
them my back has regained Its,
strength. I can work wltk comfort and I
sleep well. The treatment rid me of I
the aches end pains and corrected the
action of the kidneys."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-MIlburn Co., Buffalo,.
New York, sole agents for the United 1
States.
Washington, Feb. IS.—Represent*'
live Btnger Hermann, of Oregon, on
trial before Judge Stafford In the dis
trict supreme court, on a charge of a
violation of the statutes In destroying
thirty-five letter press copy hooks
while commissioner general of the land
office, pleaded not guilty, contending
the books destroyed were his |>crsona!
property.
After this ense other land fraud ras*s
In which Hermann Is named will be
taken up.
PILES CURED IN fi TO 14 DAYS.
PAZO OINTMKNT I- Knnrnutne.l to our
any rose of Itflilug. llllinl. lllotsllnit or I'rtl
trading Piles In 6 to 14 dnys or uiouey rr
funded. -W.
GIN AND MACHINE WORKS
CHARTERED IN MACON.
(peels) to The tleorglnn.
Macon. Oa., Feb. 13.—A charter was
yesterday afternoon granted In the su
perior court to the Massey din and
Machine Works, with a capital of 325.-
000. The applicants were O. W. Massey
and Walter Mossey.
MOBS ARE DENOUNCED
BY EX-GOV. NORTHEN.
k|M*etal to Tile fienrslnn.
Montlcelio. Go., Feb. 13.—On Monday
night nt this place ex-Oovemor North
en made a rigorous siieech on "Ijiw
and order."
He used no select terms to voice his
sentiments relative to mob violence as
opposed In the majesty nf tho law.
"Mobs are devilish," he declared, and
Individual members of them are to be
so classed.
His lecture was attended hy a large
nwd of .\ffmtlcelln'* citizens, nnd at
e close an organisation for the pro
motion of "law and order" In Jasper
ounty wss formed.
The slate legislature will prolmldy to
asked to pnss an net requiring flint In prl-
mnrtes In rifles of more than 75.000 popula
tion only those emtdldntes who reeelve s
mnjorlty of roles east shall he adjudged
nominated.
The Petera ordinance, providing for sec
ond primary election. In cares when' ma
Jorltlc* were not received In tile first, and
which wns referred to the ordinance
nilttcc and Pity Attorney Janies L. Mnyson.
wns tiikcn up Ttiestbiy afterstsiu.
The city attorney mid Pouueltiunn Terrel.,
chairman of the eotnnilttse. returned thar
the treat means of necrtnitlllsbiltg the irt'Ject
of the ortilnrinee try Alderman Peters wa,
tn have a general act pnaaed hy the letrisiu-
tnre.
Action on the pure milk ordinaire
t’oimeltninn Matiguin wss postponed mr'd
tin mmlttee can meet with the hoard
health unit hear from the dnlrymeir Hi"
ordinance regulating the sire and linin'"
of llgltta on cteetrtr slgtia and requiring
that penntta lo hnng such slgun iiuisl
seenriul from the liulldltig iBSpeetor wa* ts
portml farnrnlily.
CASTOR IA
Pot TwfawtB *nJ Children
The Kind Yon Han Always Bought
of
Boors tha
Signature
QUESTIONS FROM CARTERSVILLE.
T«> Ih# K*lltop
Will you |*
qnoBtloitrt ft»r .... .
li.M.q Tho roiiNtltutlon pxy hjr tliu "" 1
for ih*> r«MH»rt* of tho Tlmw trl*l?
Ir Tin* roiiNtltutloti jmhl hy tho In* !* <
llf|tr«r nml um lmn p*trnt '
Hutment*?
Ir ih# con*rl#oc# of your mornlnc • 11
t#mpnmry In If* #flttonxl •etirtmn or i»
It* liiidln#** office? ,
A xrent lunnjr people who linve '
#<tirorl*l In th# Rnflftfty morulni: * *
Hoii. ml y«»ur eillttirl.il In Hominy etenJur »
Gcorxlun nr# lnt«rr#t#«l In th#*'* «l u, ‘ >n '
Your* %*#ry frtily,
SAM P. JONHS Jit
Therm Is only
“Bromo Quinine’*
Thai la
Laxative Bromo Quinine•
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, dacstv*. TM* ant aad orlriaal Cold Tablst
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