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il l j,i n.tij|P| WT?!?*? > THE ATLANTA GE()RGIAifANDNEWg Il'CUliT, FEBRUARY 31, mm OEAD IN HER BED INVALID IS FOUND Friend Went to Telephone For Aid and Returned to Find Death. Mr*. E. W, Petti*, of 14 Bradly .tint, wife of a telegraph operator, was found Tuesday morning In her Itontp In a dying condition, and died before assistance could be rendered Mrs. Pettis had been lllfor several clave When her husband left home Tuesday morning he asked a neighbor, Mrs. Hardeman, to visit the house dur- Inc the morning and see If his wlfo needed anything. When Mrs. Harda- tnan entered the house she discovered Mrs Pettis In the throes of death. Mrs, llnrd.itnan quickly ran to the home of Mrs. I.ula Plumb. 20 Bradley street, and notified her. asking her to tele phone for ald.\ The two then went to the Pettis home and found Mrs. Pettis dead t'oroner Thompson‘was notified and Is making an Investigation. When Mrs. Hardaman first entered the house Mrs. Pdttls, although dying, told her she was expecting to go to the home of-her. mother In Marietta time during the day, stating that loctor had lnf«y veil enough so make Heartburn, Bar Breath, Acid Stomach, Old Obstinate Gases Cured by Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy, First Bottle Free! r'» f»T-prp»ln Krmftlr will qulrkly aud euro Djapopaln or Indljp’Ntlon. or the aymptoma. Had Breath, lta<l OrMinn. Foul Tnat»*. llawklUR. Hplttliiff. Arid or Fluff* I'nlna In Stoninrh. KlUo or Bark. Ks trem* N’ervou$ne$i. Belching. Tynrr’a ItyapepRln lfpnn»«ly cure* when all «»liu» fnlla; It $trciigth «>n* weak atoinaoha mid curt** th** worat cater Curat Conatipation. Tjrner’t l»ya|H'|*aln U pmiMly, i> y at ren f t henlnu weak at<rtnaoba ami helping dlptal your FLED H SCENE Negro Dance Brings F ight and Woman Is Killed.' After shooting down hla wife while In a Jealona rage and drafting bar llfalaaa body •croat th* raad to hla home, John Martin, J* f? e r° *’**N known to tbo county nolle#, uft for pnrta unknown Monday night, and *° far linn not been caught. Monday night. Martin und hla wife at tended ii dunce on the Marietta road, neat their home, nt a place known aa Kllen N, ami the fcwih|He* Itmke up In a general row at 10 o'linek. Martin and another ne- KTO named Cliff IMtniaii enffnged lu a fight, and guru were flnalied and started working? Martin fired. aeveral tlmea ,at Pitman, and then turned toward hla wife and sent a htlllet era ah lug through her hraln. lie theu aelied her llfelen* form and dragged It out of the Iiour* of death and aerpaa the road to hU own house. Then be ned. The murder «nn reported to Chief Turner, of the county |ki||cp, Tueoday morn- ‘f; Ideuteiiaut Dunbar and a «juad of dice made nn InveMlgntloii and atarted on tc trail of the fugitive. Aa there were ere- Hitne* - ** t onmer W W. Tbompaou de ‘ ,<lp d an Inquest wa* not neeeaaary. SEEKING BiiiToilI 10 CIRKr 01 UR mjna American Fruit Companies Decline to Put Up For Honduras. ffpwfoi te The Georgian. t—— - ■ Mobile, Ala., Feb. 26.—Steamer John Wilson, arriving here from Celbi. Spanish Honduras, brings news c.f much preparation by Honduras for war with Nicaragua. President Ronllln has requested a loan of 40,000 sols each from three large American fruit Im porting concerns operating to Olba and Porto t’ortez to carry on the hos tilities. Those asked for the loan are the United Fruit Company. Vlcarro Brothers, of New Orleans, and Thacker Brothers’ Steamship Company, of this city. It is said the loan has been refused. INSPECTOR RESIGNS TO ACCEPT OFFICE IN E WORK OUT atrvmri //*• this Het— urn, J gnat'a Oyapapal* Kamady "HI 1*19*19 Ml— •*d wn Dt—pat* or ingigaatlom dr Special to The Georgia. ChaUanddftg, Tenn.^Fch. ^—Paul-Sr Williams, postoffice inspector In charge of this division, with headquarters In this city, has been given an Indefinite leave of absence to go Into the life In surance field at Cincinnati. Mr. Wil liams was recently elected second vice president of the Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati, and he will take up the active duties of this office. For some years he has been a director In the company, sue ceding his father, Dr. W. (». Williams, of the Ohio Wesleyan University. Inspector W. R. ,Key* will he placed temporarily In charge of the office here Mr. Williams will leave Thursday for ’Indnnatl. He Is a brother-in-law he late Governor John M. Pattlson. Ohio, and has been In charge of this division since 1895*. The Rush Has Been Tremendou: v * v * V 'K* , - » And There Are Just Four More Days of the Sale. If you didn’t come yesterday or today, don’t put it off another day, but come early tomorrow. You really can’t afford to miss such a money-saving opportunity; and you will miss it if you delay, for such selling as that of yesterday and today will clear out the remaining stock very quickly. Suits and O vercoats—1-3 t o 1-2 Off Underwear. Scriven’s patent clastic scam Drawers — winter weight—$1.00 grade at 67c; 75c grade 50c. Of h e r Underwear — all styles, all grades, all sizes— at 331-3 per cent discount. And a special lot of fine all-wool Underwear from lines we will discontinue— was $2.50 to $5.00—at half price. Fancy Neckwear. Fancy Neckwear—includ ing the choicest patterns and colorings of the season: 50c grade at 3 for $1.00 $1.00 grade at 50c. Winter Weight Pajamas and Nightshirts at 1-3 off. The clothes offered are America’s best—made by Rogers, Peet & Company and Hart, Schaffner & Marx—not a lot of nameless garments from you know not where. Everything is brand new, for we closed out last, season’s stock completely. Everything in the^tork is included—staple blacks and blues as well as fancies Reductions are from 1-3 to 1-2 instead of the usual season-end 25 per cent. Usual credit courtesies are extended and our guarantee of perfect satisfac tion applies just the same as if the regular prices were in force. $15, $16.50 $18 and $20 Suits and Overcoats, $10.00 now . . mkmma $22.50, $25, $27.50 and $30 Suits and Overcoats, $15.oo now ... $3250, $35, $37.50 and $40 Suits and Overcoats, «. *20.oo Daniel Brothers Co., 45-47 Peachtree—Opposite Walton St. Waistcoats. . We’ve added about 100 more Fancy Vests to this line that we’re closing out at ' 1-2 Price. They were $1 to $5 and good values at that; good variety of styles; nearly all sizes. AH other Fancy Vests (choicest designs) at 1-3 off. Fancy Hosiery. Fancy Hosiery reduced aa follows: 25c grade at 20c, 8 for 50c 50b grade at 35c, 3 for $1.00 75c and $1.00 grades at 50o Smoking Jackets, Bath Robot and Lounging Robes at !-2 Pries. DO NOT PAPER ;e o not place your order for spring decorating without firm Inspecting our mammoth 1907 Mock of wall coverings and decorative novelties. Our new* line so far surpasses that of previous years or of any other stock ever carried In the Southern states that comparison would he ridiculous. We have slmplv ransacked the whole face of the earth and have spared neither pains nor money In our efforts to get together a complete collection of the newest and rarest productions of the world’s leading factories, and It re mains for you to see how well we have succeeded. great many new styles originate with the present season, and as we have kept in close touch with the lead- 1 Ing art centers, we are prepared to show you all the newest creations. In fact, we not only have the goods tn stock, but have secured a splendid col lection of colored Illustrations and fashion plates which are exact fac similes 1n miniature showing many of the most effective designs. Formal ♦pentwg Jdarch 1st. Willis Wall Paper unt lira I, harmless way. Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy Is liquid remedy made of pure Ingredients. " l"'i»oni»ut or dangerous drugs used, and I'll*'* with the pure food nnd drug law ’«* '••• taken pleasantly by little children •*’ii men or women. It nets «u “ii the eonteuts of the utmuach. pro digestion and tones up the entire ays It usually takes four to six bottle* “*-• r*h Dyspepsia Remedy to cure to stay l The first dose always relief *»u4 first Imttle gives unbounded witlsfaetbui u * "III start you with the Hr»t tiottle b« 'It to you, only ssklng that you f«»i directions. We send you an order or ~ druggist—paying the druggist our • “ We have confidence In our remedy. SHOT ACCIDENTALLY! BOY DIES OE WOUND Special to The Georgian. Waynesboro, Ga.. Feb. 26.—L. Hill, Jr., the 12-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hill, of Gough, died yes terdnv afternoon from a gun shot wound Inflicted In his right unn Sat urday. The little fellow accidentally shot himself Saturday afternoon. He was hurled today. 1 by all druggists at lk>e n bottle. Any f of The Georgian who has not tried ' r '» Dyspepsia Remedy may obtain the »**.tt|i. free hy mailing coupon below «•» Remedy to.. Augusta, Ga. CUT OUT COUPON FOR LARGE 50c BOTTLE FREE. Tyner Remedy Co., Augusta, Ga. I'lease give me one bottle of Tyner s i‘'*iH>psla Remedy. 1 agree to take as •..riM-tcd ou label. NAME Druggist’s Name... NEW UNION DEPOT WANTED AT BREMEN Sprclul to The Georgian. Bremen, Ga., Keb. 26.—A board of trade wan organized by the citizen* at a meeting at tlie city hall Monday night. In*. M. K. Phillip* »«> elected permanent president. J. .1. Maugham, cashier, and Charles L Copeland, treasurer. Several matter* were taken up for a greater Bremen. A commit tee of I*r NV. H. Williamson, Mayor W. it Walker und Cashier J. J. Mangham were appointed to go before the state railroad vommloaton next Wednesday to seeure a large new union depot. Data furnished shows that the Bremen rail road itgenta handle over $1*6,000 worth of business annually. father battling in court TO REGAIN his children. Hpeelal to The Georgian. Jackson. Mlse.. Keb. 26 — A very In teresting ease I* to come before the su preme court this week. It being styled Bet. M. W. Black against James W. Miller, a suit for the purpose of re gaining his three children. Mr. Black been twice married, the tlret time to a sister of Mrs. Miller. When I* vi ifo died he placed the children • In charge of Mr. and Mrs Miller until «urh time as he could make arrange- for thrm Mr. Black was mar- "XS about a year ago to Mis* Patrick. III von III. ond w hen he asked that ,ls children lie turned over to him Mr. and Mis Miller refused the demand and went’Into court to regain poszeeslon them. ENGINES SMASHED IN SLIGHT ACCIDENT Three engine" were elightly dam aged a* the' result of an accident Mon* day night shortly after 9 o’clock on (he Western and Atlantic railroad at the Simpson street crossing. An outgoing passenger train, bound for Chattanooga nnd Nashville, alde- hwiped a yard engine, which was stand ing on a siding, and the force of the concussion caused thia engine to be jammed hack 'nto another locomotive. No one was Injured. Owing to the damage, to the passen ger engine, anther one had to be sub- Ftltuted for the run. The train waa delayed only a short time. BOTH SUBS! 17VIE JUDGES WERE FOUND DISQUALIFIED With Judge Arthur Powell disquali fied and Judge Henry C. Hammond ap- pointed to take his place, the other two Judges were found to be disqualified also when the case of the Mutual Life Insurance Company vs. Stegall waa sounded Monday afternoon In the court of appeals. With tills unique condition existing of an entire bench disqualified It be come* necessary for Governor Terrell to name an entire new bench to hear this one case. Judge Powell wa* dl*- qtiallfled heenune he was one of the counsel in the ease. Judge H. C. Ham. mond,. of Augusta, .waa named to take hi* place. Monday afternoon the case wa* call ed up on the regular docket of the ap pellate court. Then It was found that Presiding Justice Hill and Judge Rus sell .were both disqualified, through being policyholder* In the Mutual Life. Governor Terrell will name two su perior court Judge* to sit with Judge Hammond Tueiday afternoon. Mr*. Charles Watson. Mrs. Charles Watson, aged 40 year*, died at her residence. 11 North Moore street, Tueoday morning. The body wa* removed to the chapel of Harry Pool*. The funeral *rr»n*«m#ma will pe announbed later. ;— Custom Tailoring... DIES WHILE BEING REMOVED FROM SCENE OF ACCIDENT. Special to The Georgian. Chattanooga. Tenn., Keb 26.—W. A. Vandiver, who waa Injured In an acci dent In Oakdale yards of the C„ X. o T. P. railway, died last night while being brought to Chattanooga. The remains will he sent to the home of the deceased at Crossvtlle, Tenn. affair Health E beg to announce that our r oreign Woolens for SPRING have arrived. NEVER FAILS to RE STORE yoar HAIR to lta NATURAL COLOR. "Aa delighted with bottle tent me. Being so young, it almost hilled me to have my hair getting white long before I wee an old woman; but thanks to HAIR HEALTH, no pray hairs ean be round in my head. Have not used all •footbottle." CLARIBBLMASON, Nnttlebnrg, W. Va. FREE c* ke «* bar FINA SOAP with each bottle ai this ad. tor 50c. at the following druggists: BROWN « ALLEN; BRANNEN « ANTHONY; TODD ORUO CO.; Elv KIN WATSON DRUG CO.; WHITA KER A COURSEY DRUG CO. Exclusive Weaves and Patterns. EISEMAN BROS. U-13-1S-17 Whitehall, Baltimore, Md. ATLANTA. Washington, D. C. dmnfi in I Hass Sheet for Men and Boys. A.I , Dr. Dsimtl Linen Mesh Underwear. Atlanta I Stuttgarter Sanitary Underwear. SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT For the six months ending December >1, 1MM, of the condition of the LUMBER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE C0„ — nr anernw, Organised under the laws of the state of Massachusetts, made to the gof ernor of the etate of Georgia, In pursuance of the lawe of sold state. Principal office 141 Milk street. . g * ^ II. ASSETS. - L 2 an * on bond and mortgage (duly recorded, and being first liens on the fee) $ 1060.00 3. Stocks and bonda owned absolutely by the company, par value (carried out), 9176,000; market value. 9176,040.70.. illEEJirhllBBlIa ( ’nrrvir.i • Inn anl. Massachusetts Corporation note S. Cash In company’s principal office (. t,'aah belonging to the company deposited banks: co-operation and Saving* National .. ,, 7. Cash In hands of agents and In count transmission --'Totnl. ..» 2U.lt 71.117.16 2T.tM.MI Total cash Items (carried out)... 176,000.go 6.000.00 124,126.70 " Tbtal assets of th* company, actual cash market vnlut.. * 200.1,5.70 III. LIABILITIES. | 2. Gross losaea In process of adjustment or In sus pense. Including all reported and supposed 2. Losses resisted. Including IntereaL coal OM all other expanses thereon.. 4. ToiaJ amount of claims for losses.. .. .. , » m«i »m»tt«»i nt ni«p»M i~—— (carried out), 7. Amount of return premiums not yet due 0. Due for lnepectlon to agenta 70. The amount of reesrrs for relnsuranc 1.0 7.000.00 7U.07t.00—-j 042.02 161,172.04 11. All other claims agalnet the company, contingent com mission ; ... ... ... II. Surplue beyond all liabilities 14. Total liabilities I 100,211.70 IV. INCOME DURING THE LAST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1000. 1. Amount of cash premiums received | 00,626.00 2. Premium on bonda sold .. 231.26 I. Received for Interest ... 6,110.06 4. Income received from all other eouregs: Lots discount Adjusting Income ,. Income from eervlcei of cterka Rent Office furniture .. Old accounts 606.76 ...2 327.01 ... 202.34— . .. 1,600.72 ... 410.00— 1,012.72 ... 144.71 107.10— 241.21 0. Total Income actually received duringlast six months tn cash 3 107.006.47 V. EXPENDITURES DURING THE LAST BIX MONTHS OF THK YEAR 1000. 1. Amount of losses paid ... —. 3 " Cash dividends actually paid. 37.427.41 13.11343 12.21441 i,Mcn 2,422.10 1,10040 1,014.76 *. V.MII uiviuuiiua nttuMiy |mmu. * * ,,, «,, I. Amount of expense* paid. Including fads, salaries and com missions to agents of the company.; 4, Paid for state, national and local taxes tn this and other state* .' Printing and advertising, rent, survey* and maps, ex penses, postage and telegram*.. 6. All other payment* and expenditures,, vlx.. office furniture. adjusting, office expenses. Premiums on bonda purchased, profit and Iota Interest on bonda purchased, legal services I1UI Total expenditures during th# last six month* of the year in cash 3 14,622.62 Oreateat amount Insured In any one risk. ...6 11,700.00 Total amount of Insurance outstanding 0460,007.07 A copy or the act of Incorporation, duly certified. Is of die In th* ofBca of the Insurance commissioner. STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS. COUNTY OF SUFFOLK. . . Personally appeared before th* undersign ad, H. E. Btone. who, being duly sworn, deposes and says that he I* the secretary of The Lumbar Mu tual Fire Insurance Co., of Boston, Maas., and that th* foragolagatatemaat Is corect and true. H. B. STONE. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 2tst day of February, 1007. (Signed.) CHAS. HALL ADAMS. Commissioner of Deed* of th* State of Georgia Name of Slate Agent—F. WADE VAUGHAN. Name of Agent at Atlanta—F. WADE VAUGHAN. SPEAKERS ARE SELECTED FOR COMMENCEMENT. 8peclal to The Georgian. Oxford. Ga., Keb. 20.—Dr. Dickey, at Emory College, has announced the fol lowing as winners of commencement speaker*' places: Seniors, 8. G. Brinkley, Thomson, Ga.; S. O. Sick-, lev. Dublin, Ga.: Joseph Duval. Car- tersvllle. Ga.: R. K. Malone, Bruns wick, Ga.: P. E. Bryan. Wrlghlavllle,, Ga.: IV. L. Bryan, Wrlghlavllle, Ga.; J. G. Stipe. Carrollton. Oa.; W. A. Woodruff. Porlerdale. Ga. Juniors, R. Arnold, Macon, aa.: A. E. Dewar, Largo. Fla.; S. C. Haddock. Shellman, a#.: L. X Jniijr. Girard. Ga: R. M. McGhee. Home. Ga.: I. T. Pearson, FAMILY NARROWLY ESCAPED FROM BURNING HOME. ipeclsl in Tbt Georetaa. Decatur. Ala, Feb. 20.—J. C. Ljuic* tost hi* home and all his personal ef- lects this morning by a Are of unknown origin. The family narrowly escaped with their live*. There waa no Insur ance on either th* bouse or household good* ft W. C. WEST DEAD AT RICHMOND New* waa received In Atlanta Tues day morning of the death of W. C. Weal, of Richmond. Va. Mr. West was superintendent of the Richmond divi sion of the Southern and waa well known In Atlanta and the southeast among railroad people. .He had been with the Southern a number of years, having been superintendent of the OM Virginia Midland before this road waa absorbed by the Southern.