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iniMKii. aKBKUAJtT ». nr. free 4ysMpwa Indigestion, Heartburn, Bad t Breath, M Stomach,., Old Obstinate Cases" Cured 1 by Tyners Dyspepsia .Remedy, First Bottle Free! v T vn*r« Dy«ptp«U B—»«dy will qut.kly nod com DyaptpaU or ladlgetUou. Breotb, Had »r m m n, Foul ‘ itf-. Durkin*. ktiPfffc ’Atm **Hr- ■ on 7the htom •cb. I)ll«j Spoilt, li rt Kluttor. i In Btoaurb, - or Batk. Hi* fisss frvxvi Dyapepfle Remedy cum when fella; It strength en! mk •toaMchi end nm the wont CflMI. - «Cure*' Constipation. Tyner's Dyspepsia Be«*dy,™y ■ t reagt basing ™t atomaobi and helping dlgeat jour food, koopo tbo bowol* opan a per- |r,u> imtur*J. harmless way. ’ Tynar’a' Dyapapaia Ramady la ., liquid remedy made of pure Ingredients. ». iHilnoaoaa or dangerous drugs uaed. and .•-.mpilea with Ike pun food and drug law. iinn he lakan plaaaaatly by little children nr oil, people, men or women. It arta di re- tlv on the rooteota of the stomach, pro- dlyratloo and tones up tba entire aye in. It eetfally takea four to olx bottle* of frnt-r'a Dyapepala Kenedy to cure to atay eared. The drat dote always relteraa and Ike drat bottle (tree unbounded satisfaction. We wlU a tart you with tba drat bottle by ( Kina It to yon, only asking that yon foi ls- dlrrcflepp. Wo'eand you an ordar «n jciir drurglat—paying the druggist our- Jviret. we hare confidence In our remedy, nr we would not make tbla unusual offer, told by all druntau at Me a bottle. Any reader of Tbe Georgian who baa not tried -Tenef'e Oyapapala Hamedy nay obtain the ant bottlM^ao bjr, matllag-cqnpoo below,to - CUT OUT<COUPON FOR LARGE •SOo- BOTTLE FREE. Tynoe Ramady Co, Augusta, Oa. > Please flee me oao bottle of Tyner's \ Dyapepala Remedy, t agree to tako aa . directed oa label. TOWN...7.......r.. 6TATEse«aHaaa*,aataa, } yobr Drufftit’* Nttei.a.^.a, Senator From Utah Retains His Seat in Upper House. Waahlntton, Fab. *1— Read Smoot, ■ ha Mormon eenator from Utah, ratalna hie aaat In the United State# aanate In fplta of offorta to have lt|m ougtad. By a vote of It to II the upper houae ut congraaa yeaterduy afternoon refuead lo deprive Bmoot of hie place In that body. TTie gallerlea were crowded with and,women—the latter being In the ma jority—while, the rote area being ta|un, and when It wa* announced thdt Hotoot wae victorious In the struggle for hie seal, there waa considerable disorder among the spectators. Smoqt Returns from Room. During the discussion preceding the vote, Senator Smoot wae In the aenate and listened to tbs proceedings with evident Interest. When the vote began, hbwever, ba retired to the Republican cloak room. ; When the vote wae an nouncad Republican friends sought him out and offered congratulations. Of the forty-two vole* In favor of Bmoot; three were cert by Democrats— Blackburn, Clark, of Montana, and Daniel. Of the twenty-eight vote* against Bmoot. nine were Republicans. Senators Bacon and Clay, of Georgia, Tillman and Latimer, of South Caroli na, and the Democrats generally voted for expulsion. The Republican de fenders of Smoot sought io correct the statements that he had practiced polyg amy, and several addresses by Sena tors Bevegldge, Knox and others have been made In ble support. Senator Bacon declared his reason for voting against Bmoot wag that while probably not a polygamist himself, he was ab a pottle and member Of the governing body- of the Mormon, church, and ai such countenanced polygamy, and fa vored a union of church and state. Dubois Attache Reoaavalt, connection and tbe evei —... — used to, com with plenty of outdoor eMfclae at habit of taking deep, loagnroeth* few atlaates, patients will nave all tu- ... vantages of tbs pine forest Camps right st tbetr awn homes and tbe most effective remedy obtainable for say eats of lung trouble that la not too far advanred and a i-titv ror any cough that la-eatable. The formula as orlglnalll' prescribed la Hie ful- lowing: "Ooe-liairenuace Coooeotrated nil Z, pf pmc:' two since* of glycerine; ,-lilit t. ounces of good ■ whisky. It should be shaken 'borougbly and taken In tablespoon iloses very four hours ” Tbe n any Cara „ "Concentrated” nil of. pine 'Which tv put up for medicinal use In bilt'ounoe - sod Inclosed to await round arrawtop c which protect It from best and. light. .In the, preliminary debate Senator Dubois'declared that polygamy In Utah Is not. dead. Smoot..he, said, was the son of a polygamist and had married the daughter of a polygamist. "I would not say this If It hurt the fssllnga of the senator. It doss not.' said Dubola. “No one In Utah will blams' ftfiir'hn' If! > MWij^SvIlf hdnor him. I know that, strong Influences are at work hers. The president of the United 8tatss la tbe open friend of the senator from Utah. You all know It. Tbe country knows It.. He wants him aeatad. You have got the Mormon vote. You have every one of them, my friends, on the Republican side. But U bag cost you the moral, support of tfte Christian, women and men of the UnltedRiates" Pleased With; Special tp The ! RrunsFrck, Oto, Feb. M.—The Unlt- —i Stake* Igtmbsat Wasp.- wMefc-was In port for several days, securing re cniMe for the navy,; baa gone to Key ■West. The ofllcera were well pleased with the number of men examined while lie re, ARMIIr^NW^^ 703 Prudential Building. 8EMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT Kor the Six Months Ending December 31, ItOt, of the condition of the NORTH AMERI6AN ACCIDENT INSUBANCE CO., of Chicago, "i.ttnlied under the laws of the elate of Illinois, made to the governor of the state of Georgia, In pursuance of the laws of said state. Prlticlpdl office: 317 LaSalle Street. Chicago, 111. I. CAPITAL STOCK. 1 Whole amount of. capital stock 3300,000 00 Amount paid up In cash 300,000 oo • > 1 II. A88ET8. 3. I .nan* on bond and mortgage (duly recorded, and being Hrat llene on the fee, r 3- Stocks and bonds owned absolutely liy the company, par value, 9303,500 00; market value (carried out, 33*,.41« 45.. .. Stock*, bonds and all other eecurltlea .(except mortgage*) hypothecated with company oa collateral aecurlty for cash loaned by the company, with the par and market value of Hie same and the amount loaned thereon: Total pat value....) 362,700 #n Total market value 02.035 wit Amount loaned thereon (carried out, ;;••• ■ <'a*h In company's principal office 1.8,1 6» '■ ''ash belonging to the company deposited In bank 36,633 88 r < ’a»h In hand! of agent* and In course of trans mission- 33.330 66 Total 371,736.04 Total cash Item* fcarvled out, • •••■, ; • • • • Amount of Interest actually due and accrued and unpaid... .. . Total assets of. the company, actual cash, market value III. LIABILITIES. 7 lirosa'.fpatea'ln. process of adjustment,or. In sus pense. Including all reported and supposed losses. - i.osses resisted, Including Interest, cost end all other expenses-thereon lo.sto no> - '■ Nut,amount of unpaid losses (carried out).. I". The aMount of' reserve for re-insurance 1 1. Air othdr claims against the company —• >- Joint stock capital actually paid up In cash , 13. Surplus beyond all liabilities....... H Total liabilities IV. 965.100 00 297,416 45 923.494 18 84.0S4 64 10,728 00 :iio,o«*r%o 152.422 65 3470,728 37 INCOME PARING THE LA8T.8IX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1908. Amount of Cash premiums received X Received for Intereet / •' tivta? on Amount of Income from all other sources (pulley fees) ia.,164 oo Total Income actually received during the last six* months in cuh ............. 4 1* DISBURSEMENTS DURING THE LAST 8IX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1906. Amount of loMtii p«lil ' ash dividend* actually paid •Amount of aspen**!* paW. Including fee 'niRRion* to agent* and officer* of the iilarle* -■■.■■axymi vu <IUB -iiu omiMiny.. I*ald for Mate! national and local taxes In till* 'tale* Transferred from aurplu* account t«* capital *!••» n *t»*ck dividend ■ •;* * ’ ' All .Ithep payment* and expenditure*, \ix P 0| *‘> ‘d or retalnetl by agent* Total expenditure* during the la*t *lx tn»»nth* «d caah * *:rcate*t amount Inaured In any one n**- • *. TuiaJ u^nount of Insurance outatandlnx a *s»|}y of the Act of Incorporation, duly l| «e limurance t'ommla*loner. ate OF ILLINOIS—fount5* , , # Pcr*o«Mly npi^eared before th4 undeiefgiwt a '•« duly nworn; depoafu ntu£"*>9 Umt Be ** ! *J . r ‘-ri6a#» AtHdeflt»lit»urr*pceamtaM 1 .' ■ l * u,, 11 ' <1* *^dt SX4l true: ► ‘ Suorn to and *ub*crlbe»l bef-ro ' Excellent Ho«e Treitmeiit for Coasonpito* and Throat Trebles Tba camps for tol the pfae f,,rests of tba Philadelphia I alratod a sew and phase la tbe treatmen ease*. The method f almost ualreraal raeot TX itsscsr^aiiAw aevfpeper repreaeuUtlre *oateJ that trill prove of luimeane ta public In xeneral waa given apt. Tbe remarkable stimulating effect on tbe - a matter jleal world would bare .merest to tbo. aiadl and that doctors In geaoral w long since cdrallre a boas able . freed from Ike nuay deleterious matters with which It la associated by. aalure. This ha* been oee of Ike aehlovea,mjla of the ■ avallad themsaKaa. of the B rcsi merits of the plno mtp bad they e to obtain Its aetlva principle ted hy. aal lha foreat ratal inces of alycariae; ,-lgl bh*y. It ahoald be tliakr akra lu tablaapoou dew . ... I" e tngradlrtita can hr procured front well clocked prescription drngxlst. should he taken to aecnre only the wise lha patent medictne Imltnut "Oil of Pint.”, They only prodn and fall In apacHc raamta. tains; Ilk 'ids lahi-lc.l nansca CEMETERY AND FARM—EREC TING PAGE FENCE 0(jR 8PE- IALTY. , W.i. Dabney Implement Go., ? 91 So. Forsyth 8t., Atl«i\t*, Qs. . PLAYERS AND PLAYERS. —— ************ Advice* from Iaondon atate that Maude Amt ISOS. Next winter. In America, be aeeo lo aeveral pJn.ru In which ab* baa already appeared and. imsslhiy, to venture Hoaallnd In ‘ Aa You Like It/' • ^PpeaMH* 1 ** tiirrc hat$—bgfn_jje- lcally that he had conducted from next aumm«>r to tbe:aummer of |, u .i n eaa Hi Teii£a in rnnnerHi 1 * 08 ' tba Watera-Pierce Oil Companj Ethel Barrymore I* to try aext aeanon The Milrer Box." by John Onlnwortby. ecently seen nt the Court Theater In London. ' Acconliux b> present plans, Kotbern and Marlowe will act d Anuuntto's “haughter of Jorto" for tbe first time on March 5, In New York. Beertkohm Tree 1* to pilt> on In laondon next summer a dramatisation of 'Th«* Mys tery. of F.dwln Brood,”* the novel that Charles' Dickens left uoBalabed and for Coapf• 3 C#rr • trill pro mm ni Served as Advisor For \\ «*■ — ' • ■ • . *; Captains of Jn- .>'• -f dustry. ; ■ „ A ■ ,. Austin. Texas, fob. II,—Senator Bel bur comjjujed the,story of big political l‘,flnanolal career before the Joint tattgatlng committee yesterday re lating hla-fliianclal deal* with John H Kirby, th* ‘Texas. millionaire lumber man;- 8. O. Sane; preaidant of tba Sea board National Bank, of Naw -York; Henjt L Clay, 'Ware*, president at th# boartRW-directors, of .the Waters-Plete* Oil -CompanY;' B! F. Yoakum, who la at thW -head-of turn railroad ayatema, and with Tarlous other flnapclars.. One of ble moat Important statements waa that h* had been asked by the Standard -Oil officials In Naw Tork Im mediately after the Beaumont oil field boom, to give them an opinion as to what tbe opportunities ware for them lo re-enter the atate again and do bualnaas. Bald Senator Bailey: "[ gave them a written opinion. In which I etated that If they attempted to do bualneaa In the stale they would be put In the peniten tiary. and Jhalr properly fbaorbed In flnea and penaltlaa.” Senator Bailey firmly maintained that all of hie-acts and deeds had been honorable and above reproach. Senator Bailey told of Ids efforts to aaalal his client. J. H. Kirby, In re gaining hla stock from Patrick Cal houn, „f Wall street, and said that the 1156.900 he borrowed waa because the enry Clay Pierce gave hla written guarantee for the payment of this sum of money. Senator Bailey denied most emphat- which lo the .play Catay*a> tide, an ending. .tin*, S& 1 and Julia Marlowe. 1 contemporary cundlltoi [To liar- ctloh" l>y Y.. TIT liotLera trlowc. Thr^ pis. deals with performances la New Mrac. Odn Ntelaen. the celeiirate,) IxsnJ.b receiver again,—1 made *“ - ' ' * of the railroad I went there with, has started on a Western tour which »i take- bar as far as the t-srlflc coeat. Hha will return for a New Tork engagement In April. 8EWING MACHINE NEEDLES for all makes of machines at Five Cents pur package, and everything else pertaining to sewing machines greatly reduced prices. Look for the familiar letter 8. 79 Whitehall street, telephone Bell 189-3; 404 Decatur street, telephone Bell 5173: 762 Marietta street, tele phone Bell 580. EXPECT TO 8TAY DRUNK," WIRED OPERATOR TO BRIDE (peelal to Th* ficorgis*. Columbia. 8. (’., Feb. 21— In the circuit court here loday T. 8. Trarls. the yeung Elko. tin., tclcrrapher. who deserted I,rble In Columbia and *k!pi>ed. after rush ing two forged espress money orders, ag gregating |M. pleaded guilty lo two eounu of forgery, and was glv* i» five years lu the penitentiary. . _ ■ . After he cashed tbe forged order*. Travis, wlm had Immii working na u train ilia- patrher hep- temporarily, apent the nlgbt In the tenderloin, getting riotously drunk sml spending tile money freely, lie wsa night In Jacksonville n few days biter. From Florida, he sent ble bride this tele gram: — Sin drunk snd expect lo slay drunk. Parents and Children. Ai the Firs, llnptlai church Sunday morn tog. itr W. W. landruut will deliver a eer moil on "Tin* cliun-h and the Child,” which will l>e cep,-dully Interesting to parents nuil children. SICK HEADACHE Company or th* Btandard Oil Company. The concern which - he took over on a debt waa known aa the Southwealern Oil Com pany, a subsidiary concern to the Hous ton Oil Company, this tatter company having a timber contract with the Kir by Lumber Company. Drafted Oil Company Chartor. Senator Bailey stated that 8. O. Bane, president of the Seaboard National Bank, of New Tork, paid him 15,000 to not only draw a charter for the Becurltlea Oil Company, but also tu draw up the mortgage amounting lo about 12,600,000, and, he continued, a New York lawyer would have charged blm twice aa much. B. F. Yoakum, he explained, had pur chased a hares of the Ktrby Lumber Company stock upon hla solicitation. These shares were transformed to th* Frlaco railroad. , In discussing the Tennessee Con struction Company, Senator Bailey said: "There were serious • apprehensions that the Tennessee Central railroad would be thrown Ihto the hands of a 1 thought, an expert accountant. 1 want back to Mr. Fierce- end others inter ned and told them that It would not 4m advisable to foreclose on the'rall- road and take charge of It. I thought the Construction Company should eell It* stock to the Bouthern railway and Illinois Central. I thought tbat Nash ville should hava more than on* rail road. I we* urged to sell the railroad bonds, and I did It. 1 think the bond* were Hold In July, 1(06, giving Nash ville needed railroads. The city of Naabvllle had subscribed 31,000,000 for the building of this railroad. 1 con sulted a number of men who ware In terested In the dly'a welfare, and they favored my plan. The collieries stilt belong lo the Tennessee Construction Company.” Did you ever change your clothes and dlagulae yourself?" asked Mr. Odell. During my trip over th* Ten nessee Central system I stopped nt many places along the line and my visit* were reported.” Continuing he ■aid: Loul* people were Interested In the railroad and HI. Loul* paper* were full of It. The people of Nashville were ho grateful that they had two public ba millet*, one each for Ihe Bouthern railway official* and the other for the Illinol* Central. There wa* not a dol lar’* worth of necurttte* turned over to 31 v duly wa# Ip try lo do some thing with the property If I could." Actad for Kirby Company. Regarding III* deal with B. F. Yoak- Scnator Halley Mid: If You Don’t Get Good Cigars Now, It’s Your Own Fault • \ . « A ' » ... r * - ' « , 4 « • ' / . All you have to do is to stand up like a man and ask the dealer for cigars identified by the ‘‘Triangle A” on the box. Nothing else. - Nothing easier. Nothing surer. When you sav “Give me a ‘Tri angle A’ cigar, ,r you are absolutely as certain of getting quality, ana tiie same quality every time, no matter whicn particular brand you .Select, as if you had your cigars made up to order. } We have, succeeded in building up a fifteen per cent, share of the entire cigar business of this coun try. In 1 the face of the keenest competition, take notice. You kriow well enough that there’s only one way we could have done it i Hy by making better cigars grade than any other man- has produced and telling the truth about them. And by making the strongest definite claims that any cigar man ufacturer ever dared to make, and tiding up to them. The one reason why we started your in marking our boxes with the “Tri angle A” was to enable you to shut down sharp on the common hit-or- miss way of buying cigars on some body’s say-so, and make your selec tion with your eyes open. It would be worth your while to take all sorts of trouble in order to obtain “Triangle A” brands—but - you don’t have to bother—you can get them anywhere. v It’s up to you to cwitfbr them. Practically every dealer in the United States carries them. Do your parti Give yourself a square deal! This “Triangle A” merit mark identifies the product of the most modem improved methods and scientific processes of ’ duction, and represents of quality far superic which the same price could: fore purchase. our claims to a most p: smol ‘ guarani guess-work and want to put , . just take a new start. Begin by one of the best-known of all the brands that are sold under the of the “Triangle A”— The New CREMO riAmppra ifc fairly with any rigflr wold at the same price that cairies no “Triangle A” guarantee:—you won't faii to see why we are so confident of your co-operation as soon as you realize just what the “Triangle A” stands for. Every box is now extra-wrapped in glassine paper, sealed at each end with the “Triangle A” in red. The cigars are kept clean, fresh and in perfect smoking condition until the box is opened. AMERICAN CIGAR COMPANY, Manufacturer We have just received a large shipment of BUGGIES, SURREYS. DELIVERY WAGONS AND FARM WAGONS Get our prices before buying. We also carry a complete line of farm implements. FARMERS’ SUPPLY CO., «:-42 W. Alabama St., Atlanta, Ga. week; kfudly fend ] Evelyn Neablt.' Q. To wRdm was this letter address, ed? A. t think It must have been thf Mercantile Trust Company.- ATLANTA'S ONLY 'flU-MpBFM AMU’LAN HOTEL-THB MAJE8TK. a T. ROOSEVELT, JR* 18 NOT KIDNAPCC - Hart.*. F.J. -31—Ttranftira HnA**va»t. 1. Vri lambed at report* that be had been kid- aaped liy freehowa or had beta ia4H jj rover while doing ataata preliminary lultlatlou Into the Poreelaln (Tub Katard na (ho oreas(on of hla father'* visit to rant. The young In leave for Pair short vacation. Reach Monday on I EVELYN RECEIVED CHECKS WHEN NOT ON THE STAGE A Card. This la to ceitlfy that all druggist* are authorised to refund your money II Foley'a Honey and Tar falls to curt your cough or cold. If slops lha cough, heals th* lungs and prevent* serlou. results from a cold. Curas la crlppa I cough and prevents pneumonia and r ri raumptlon. Contain* no opiates The genuine la In a yellow package. R*fu*4 substitute*. Bold by all druggists. BALLARD BIFOCAL Has proven th* moat perfect reading and walking glaaa ever produced of all the advertised Invisible bifocals. Do*, away with two pairs ot glasses a ni New York. Feb. 20.—Al Ihe afternoon . . session of tUe Thaw.trial. District At- I wa* acting for the Kirby Lumber I torney Jerome succeeded In forcing titled, i* of ille in the office , :t»t of rilali- Agent A A . u( ageui at All.,on . Noigr,- lconNvav A. 31. CON WAT. K. V--ito*i. who TretnfyJof the Nohli i- foregoing- atntriovnt A. K. I-Y1RRE8T. t;i\ -if Ji-inmry, 19»7. HOWARD ST f'LAIIkf i-iiiLv Cues County, ill Dytpetl* rat loved. Constipation avoided, Bowel* regulated, no pain, nn griping. SMALL FILL. SMALL OOSK. •MALL FRICBi Company In that transaction. 1 acted for tnyaelf In Ihe Calhoun transaction because ihe Kirby Lumber Company could not act for Itself." In answer lo Judge Wolf, lie said: •Tbe government ha* no right lo lend It* fund* to fair*. It I* not tne func tion of the government Pi lend money for till- purpose. I restated Ills 35.*00.- 000 1-mi) lo ihe St. l-ouls World'* Fair. If ha* no more right to borrow the money from the government than the tMJIn.. the Ban Antonio or the Houston j get fair." I these lu answer to a tiueailon, Senator I Halley referred to an article In a cer- talu muaoxlne. and characterised It o* it vituperative attack, He referred lo William R. Heat*t a* Ihe organiser of the Independent League. In n-latlng III* conversation with Mr. Yoal.nin end hi* amendment to the Sl.iaiftoi ala ar a.r.v filtatllaa. TIm Only letltr Inti* (dill 6««{il 8642,303 69 229 WooiwiN Au., ATLANTA. 6A. Bragg & Ryou 3TEOPATRISTS rme Mil, Senator Halley said: > . I "Mr. Yoakum agreed \vlth me that u common carrier atiould be nothing more thnii n common carrier. If my amend ment had been adopted he would nm have tieen able lo have any of 'the Ittmlier he had imrctiaaod an Interest l(t. V'Mtkuin »** willing lo obey thl* taw If tbe other rallmuil* could be forced to observe It too." Freouentty dur\pg the afternoon Hen. *|u> l'nlley denounced the charge* and hi* cnthtlta «* "He*" and 'liar*." lie made no ape, Iflc allegation, but nd- diea-od himself tu hi* opponent* cut- IcullviTy. E. E. Bragg PHYSICIAN AN SURGEON OffKtt Ctrttur/ Bfflg. Cell Phone 3901 i... | WMW- Walktr 8tr««t Church. Jiiwnlt** MlMl.miirv HahI.i. * Imn-li. uill chi at. i-mi I • Mti) uldit. Th»* Uni. ••If v-nl"*fitv i . h‘A nihUuu« tv» Evelyn Neeblt Tliaw, who hatl been on the wltneaa eland all day, to admit that while ahe and her mother were living nt the 'Wellington Hotel she re ceived from (Hanford White from 125 ti, J.",i> a week. The tvltnea*. however, Mold she saw very little of the money, ns her mother got It. Mr. Jerome Introduced a number of check* drawn on the Manhattan rum- pony Hi favor of Evelyn Florence Ne*. lilt for various amount*, aonte for 33n atid other* for 360. Jerome tried to r to admit that she received heck* In the eummer of 1902. 8he Wrote For Money. q. Every time you lost your position dlil not you write to Mr. While or hi* secretary end get 126 a week? A. I tumuli answer that duration because I cannot trahe Ihe time. g, While you were not playing? 1 think so. Jerome mf down for a few moment* and began snlfflng vigorously at a bot tle of smelling salt*. Jerome bunded the witness a letter. g. Now. after reading that letter, doee It tsefreeh your memory well enough'* to know whether These pay ment* were to be made to you whether you acted or not? A. No. g. When did the payment* begin A. 1 don t remember. g. Did you receive In December. 1901, or January, 1902. a letter from H. Demina, prealdeni of Ihe 3lercanllle Trust Company? A. I don’t remem ber g. I anow you exhibit 47 and aft»r reading It will you tell me whether you received a letter from H. C. Dem ini 7 A. I don't remember. I can tell you If you want lo know what 1 can remember. g. Do you know that there line been deposited In Ihe Mercantile Trust Com pany 31.331) with Ihe Instruction* lo be paid to you In weekly Installmant* from January 1, 1902, lo January I. 19037 i injected to and 3Jr. Jerome again withdrew Ida i|uf*tlon and refrained It. g. Were you Informed on January 1902. that an amount hail been depos ited In the .Mercantile Trust i 'ompnny for you to draw upon? A. I remem ber hearing about It. g. Who had you bean Informed had detHielted It- A. I wan not totd. g. Were you told what the purpose wa* for which ll wa* deposited.’ A. 1 don't remember. Jerome said- 'T will read exhibit 6, which has not been read, i old not work mean* real comfort to every weal _ WALTER BALLARD OPTICAL CO. ,5 Peachtree St. Everything optical; no aide lines COUNCIL MAY RECONSIDER PARK CLOSING ORDINANCE Special to The Georgian. Macon, Oa., Feb. 3L—Although thf council by a vote of seven to flvo passed ihe resolution of Alderman' Sloan tt close the race track to‘the pefeple uf Macon, who pay taxes to maintain It * motion to reconatdar.the action will b4 made at the next meeting of Ahe dtj council. The committee to which the resolu tion waa referred submitted ea ad verse report, but despite this fact, tht council adopted the minority report which bant the people of Macon frore using ihe property and- to turn thi same over to the horsemen who-conn to Ihe city every winter. t It coats more money to maintain thf track than the city gets revenue frotr Including the stall rent paid bj th* horsemen. > < OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOGOOf o c O DISPATCHER IS CRAZY C O AS RESULT OF WRECK. C O Ashland. Wta.. Fob. 31.—W. J C O Dougherty, a train dispatcher for < O Ihe Northwestern road, whoa* er- ( O ror la blamed for < O week, resulting O near her*, la Insane i O til Iron wood. o— — sm all, lost OOOOOOOOOOOOOMKXKKXXttOOOC II roao. wnoe* er- v ir a collision 'last C In three -tenths t ane In A hoapRal C Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, La Grippe, Asthma, Throat , and Luns Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consu-nntion SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY,ALL DEALERS- THE ORIQlHAle LAXATiyjp^ HONEY aodlfrm; in th« — v,)) nvar "ynriijfr