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: of Stockholders De
velops Interesting
'Statistics.
wag k toll and enthusiastic st-
at the meeting of th# Southern
Life Insurance Company at the
. In the Candler building Wad
and when the figure* (bowing
tin* proar«>< the company had made
he
1 Ue seven and ons-half montha of
adtstenoe there were expressions of
Mnera) satisfaction.
Since May 10. 22.172.000 In policies
has been Issued. The company has
sustained a loos of fl.'OOO by doath
within this time. The Income tram
premiums to date Is The
capital Stock la fl00.000 paid In, and Ita
onsets at the end of 1000 were 1221,
0*0.«f. The surplus for policy holdara
tar I10T.073.0T. This la retarded ae a
ramarhable showlnc tor a new company
and It la doubtful If a similar showing
caaild be made by one just entering the
was shown
the rnmisny .lid
shown thst the expenses nt
Jny did not exceed 05 per cent
at the loading of the policies. This
_ show* thst the company has secured I
m . Pdp< lea at less expense toon other com-
. A'.tth baths in view df dividends. The
N treasurer's rrport showed thst the erm-
m pony's Investmer.ls were In elate and
V- asonlcltwl bonds and mil eatate estl-
■ noted at CO per cent or Ita real value.
■ Tibs monty of .he company Is thua kept
■ Is the South.
I Officers and Dlreetere.
The executive committee of the com
pany Is composed of Wllmer L. lfoore.
L. H. Sock. C. E. Harman. M. M. Jack,
eon. John Owens, J. M. Stephens. J. R.
Wilkinson.
Tho finance committee consists of I.
Y. Bag*, chairman; Frank Orme, A. E.
Then.lull, John B. Owens, WUmsr L.
MOD re; R. J. Taylor, of Macon; W. J.
atld. of Griffin; E. W. Robertson,
olumbla. H. C.
officers are Wllmer L. Moore,
L T. Rage. vice president;
IWOh. Wi |
■■■■i prealdent; Frank
■tary Sad trosaurer; Miles
UjThtWton. consult Ins actuary: Jack-
>e t Orme. counsel; Dr. W. H. Ken-
drlck. medical director; Joseph N. Wll.
Hams, uudllor. _ .
The board of directors constats of the
following wtll-known business men: C.
A. Alford. Bytvester. Os.: Fred B. Ball.
Montgomery, Ala.; Lewis H. Deck, At
lanta. Go.; J. W. Callahan. Balnbrldge.
Go.: Asa O. Candler. Jr.. Atlanta, Oa.;
j, Fsrrla Conn. Savannah. Oa; Hay-
mond Car. Jacksonville. Fla. Tench C.
Cose, Aahevine. N. CJ W. T. Oenlry.
Atlanta. Oa.: C. E. Harman. Altontn.
Oa.; U C. Heytte.^uguata. Oa; L. P.
Hlllyer, Macon. »*S A. B. Hub. 8a-
vannah, Oa: M. M. Jackson, Atlanta
Oa: R W. Johnston. Macon. Oa; C.
O. Zlrkle. Mont*om«ry. Ala: ; W. M
Johnston, Macon. Oa: Hands Jordan,
Atlanta Oa: W. J. Kincaid. OrltBn,
Oa.: Jacques Loeb. Montgomery, Ala.;
T. D. Meador, Atlanta Os.; Wllmsc L.
Moore. Atlanta Oa; Frank Orme, At
lanta Oa; John 8. Owens, Atlanta.
Os.; J. E. nor.kla Asheville, N. C.; I.
Y. Saga Atlanta oa; J. M. Stephens.
Atlanta Oa; J. P. Bawyer, Alhsyllle.
N c.} R J. Taylor, Wacom Oa: A. E.
Thornton. Atlanta Oa; J. R, Wilkin
son.'Atlanta. Oa.; B W. Robertann. Co.
t-e. ■
: iumbia «• 1
MBWEBRRY TO INSPECT
‘ SOUTHERN NAVY YARDS.
Washington.* Jan Ji.—-Secretary
Newberry la arranging to make hie an-
naal trip of ‘inspection of the South
ern navy yards and stations, repeating
the Hip he made last winter for this
purpose Ha will leave Washington
February 9 by roll for New Orleans to
eOaaalite the Algiers naval station near
that city. Embarking upon one of the
aela
!>- smaller naval venal*. Mr. Newberry
will proceed to Peneacola Key Weal
i nhd Ouantanarao Ins pact Ing the naval
■Motions than, and on the way north-
xrerd will touch nt Port Royal anj
i Charleston, 8. C.
B}, r At Eeldlara' Hama
Tbs devotional service which will
be bpM -at' the Soldiers' Home Thurs
day at I Ik m. will be led by Mrs. T.
a. Westbrooks under the auspices of
the Jutlett Nfc W. C. T. U.
THE ATLANTA. OMOTOAK.
THt'SSDAT. J ARC ART M SR
pm cm
OF ARKANSAS HAS
During Incumbency Gov.
Davis Averaged Nearly
One Each Day.
Special to Tbs Georgian
Llttlo Rock, Ark.. Jan. 34.—A record
of 1.771 pardons granted Hi six year* Is
Isft by Oovernor Jeff Davie, who hoe
just retired after serving three terms
as chief executive of the state of Ar
ksnsaa. This record If hollered to
•U84 without an equal in any sUta In
the Union. Oovernor Davis has been
In office MM days, and, deducting til
Sundays l.tTt Working days art loft.
This shows a pardon granted far al-
Oovernor
most every day In which
Davis was In office. The total of 1,771
pardons docs not Iselode about IM
proclamations for the remitting of
fines, the release of bondsmen and alffi-
Th* title of the “Pardon Oovernor of
Arkansas" was conferred upon Govern.
Or Darla during hie first campaign for
r*-*l*ctton and It has stuck to him over
since. Governor Davit has mods no
excuses for hit liberal use of tho par
doning power and In hla campaign
lours through the state has boosted of
the fact that he has conferred happl-
on thousands through the exer-
_ Okacutlre clemency. The gov
ernor has dUlatad that he could not
resist the appeals of a mother for a son
In the penitentiary. /
In Arkansas the pardoning power It
vested absolutely In the governor.
There Is no pardon board add no Chock
of any kind upon lbs exercise of the
power by the chief executive.
Pardena OS Christmas Qlftn
Oovernor Davis issued hie first par
don on January II, IMI, a day or two
•fur ha went Into office. Hla last of
ficial act, just at he was about to turn
over hla office to the Incoming gov
ernor, was to Issue n pardon to n bank-
ar convicted of wracking th* Institu
tion over which h* presided. Oovernor
Davis has been In the habit of Issuing
a large number of pardons as Christ
mas gifts. Lost Christmas ha granted
thirty-two pardons. He visited the
state .penitentiary en tha precoding
day and After talking with a large num
ber eg[he convicts returned to his df*
Oca and filled In tHe blanks which
meant unexpected freedom to thirty-
two of the unwilling wards of the stale.
During the last few days of hie term
the governor granted pardons at a
rapid rata. On ona day eleven were
granted and on the following day there
were eight. There was hardly a day
of tha last week or two of his farm that
h* did not lasu* at least half a dosen
pardon*.
A Xm? Our
Mar ba only a jlrad Hvar.tr a starred
liver. It smcild be a stupid as well as
tavtgs tile# adf boat a waary it Marvad"
be lagged In
»sn because be lagged la hit week, do
In treating the logging, torpid liver It H
s great mistake to Is* It with strong
drastic drugs. A torpid liver It but an
Indies!ion of an Ill-nourished, enfeebled
body whose organs are weary with ever
work. Ktart wRb tha stomach and alHed
organ, c.f digestion end nutrition. Put
lheat lo working order sod tea how
quickly your liver will become active.
Dr. Pierce'! Golden Medlrsl Ltltrovrry
he- made many Marvelous cures of-livet
trouble* by lu wonderful control of the
organs of digestion and nutrition. It re
stores th* normal activity of the Motaech,
Increase* the secretion* of the blood-mak-
log glands, cteaoMt tha sytiem from poi
sonous accumulations, and so relieves th*
liver of the burden* Imposed upon It by
tb* defection of other organa.
Ifyeu bare MMaror hod Mate te the ■M*’
km paarorfftetobit tape Urn, re nod wagaa
foul bunk iigpmiliEdr taeorelar hastate.
•I ms Horn and yet petal m torpid Hear or
bStoaenem mt me iimeaiO Avoid all
bet bread tad MoouHa gfttffia cake* tod
other ladtoeetlhl* toed sod lake Mas -Ooteen
Medleol DtacovtfT• regslarir sag stick mite
sea Ottawa ere Ttmseociodctnog
ail rootswS^5lk*e< tat togrefireto
priatad ea sack bottle-eraser sod attested
natter oath. It* leered teats are mtM
fad extolled by tb* mom eariaeat Modkal
writers of the agu tad tro rtceaiMwided to
cure tha disease* lor which It Is odvlasd.
Don't accept a substitute of unknown
com position far tble hen-seowt MSSKUfg
ALLEGED PREACHER
ID JAIL OK CHARGE ■
OF STEALING DRAGS
Special to Tbs Ueorglaa
Balnbrldge, Oa., Jan. St.—R L. Mann
was placed Ip Jail ban Tuesday to
•wall trial on a charge of stealing brass
from the Btuart Lumber Company nt
Brinson and from the waterworks plant
nt Donaltonvlll*.
Mnnn was attested st Donalsonvllle
after a search warrant, had been served
and about IM pounds of brass found
WILSON. ELECTED .
OTQUIT JUDQE
Bpeclsl to Tbs OeorglsD.
Columbia. 8. C„ Jan. 24.—In tho
joint asasmbly yesterday flocllltor J. 8.
Wilson was etseted Judge of ths third
circuit over Repreiwntatlve T.. B. Fra
sier by a vote of 81 lo Tf.
captain D. J. Otfflth was re-elected
superintendent of the _ penitentiary
without - npp.HltT.in
" fof Three penitentiary directors
Messrs. Mobley. Kirby and Hander*
were nominated for r*-*lectlon and E.
H. illln, of Richland, and Jasper W.
Hmlth; -of Colleton, In opposition.
Messrs. Banders. Mobley and 8mlth
wd* elected on the first ballot.
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR NEW RAILROAD
■peels I to Tht Grorgtoa.
Amerlcus. Oa.. Jan. 24.—After the
meeting yesterday of the promoters of
the Western and tlulf railway, definite
plana were laid for the construction of
this new road. The shop* are to be
located In Amerlcus and th* principal
offices are also to be here.
With this read In view of construc
tion and the route already mod* by the
sureeyora for the Interurban electric
line from here to Macon and Albany,
Americus fs enjoying a period of rail
road building.
Compound
Interest
I to life when the body feel*
tha delicious glow of health, vig
or and energy.
I
That Certain Sense
for vigor In th* brain and envy
polos of th* nerve* comes when
tba Improper foods are cut out
•did predigested.
Grape-Nuts
takes tbetr place. ,
If It hoa taken you years to run
down don't expect one mouthful
of tttyi great food to bring you
back, for It Is not a stimulant,
but a
ALL UPHILL
Until Sht Found th* Proper Food.
Rebuild cr.
Iff days' trial shone resuhr
•There’s a Reason”
Oet tho Utile hot*. “Th^lo*jMo
Wenvnift" lu pl.se
i^i
Life has a very plegaant aspect when
viewed through the spectacles of health.
We are equal to almost any task:
mountains are as molehills and dif
ficulties made but to he overcome when
vigorous health Is ours.
Just as rertnln as fnte. If we over
load the stomach with poorly cooked,
pasty, starchy or greasy food, wo will
suffer ami lose health, for the machin
ery of the body Is dependent for its
strength and perfect action upon the
food we eel.
A woman, living In Maidstone, Eng
land. says:
“For months I suffered severely with
pains lu my chest and amis as well ax
round the back of my waist, and al
ways felt tired and lackadaisical, so
that the slightest egertlon was an ef
fort. My appetite kept growing smaller
and smaller. I consulted two doctors,
hut no Improvement was noticeable
while under their reniiectlve treatments.
I became despondent nml begun to
think my rass was hopeless, when a
friend recommended Grape-Nuts, hav
ing derived great henettl from this truly
wonderful food himself. As a last
chance I Invested In a package, amt
after only n couple of weeks' trill It
hnd marvelous effect* upon my health.
The |Mina disappeared entirely, und In
their place strength anil an excellent
appetite returned. I felt strong and lit
for anything, that nasty sensation of
Ufclessncss having quite departed.
"I have put »n flesh rapidly.
"I have now used Grape-Nuts for
many weeks, and mean to continue to
d.< ao in the future, for the reason thut
1 and the remnlniler of the household
like U so much. We eat it with milk
and a little Jam. generally aprh-ui.
which Is a valuable addition." Name
given by Pnstura Company, Battle
Creek. Mich. V .
Part of this was Identified
stolen from the locomotives of the
8iuart Lumber Company.
Maim professes to be a Holiness
preacher and also claims to b* a sor
cerer.
REGISIRAT10H DPEK,.
ERR m. ELECTION
The book* for the registration for
the bond election are open at tha office
of Tax Collector Stewart at the court
house. The time of the election has
been set for March 6. Only a few men
have taken advantage of the opening
of the book* and registered early.
BOLOSSAY KIRALFY
LEASES COLISEUM
AT THE JAMESTOWN
Special to The Georgias.
Norfolk. Vo.. Jan. 24.—Boloatay Klr-
alfy, the world famous producer of
spectacular performances, has secur
ed the groat coliseum an the grounds
of the Norfolk Horae Show and Fair
Association for the Jamastown Expo
sition period, beginning In April, and
after transforming (he same into a
grand theater, modeled largely after
the Olympia In London, will present
therein during th* month* of the ex
position spectacular performances, such
Its announces, os have never been be
fore given In America and which will
rival Ihos* put on by him In London
and Paris. Ths coliseum building,
much after the order of Madison
Hquare Garden In New York, In ao far
as lts capacity Is concerned, will un-
deign extensive alterations and the
Klralfy productions to be put on here
will be staged at a cost of over S1M,-
<00 to th* producer, who will go to
England and the European continent to
secure most of th* attractions and per
former*.
NAVYDEPARTMENT
IS BURYING SHELLS
Washington. Jnn. 24.—The navy de
partment haa awarded the following
contracts:
To the American and British Manu
facturing Company, for tO.OOO 3-Inch
forged nteel common shell, at 92.40
each; total. 149.too.
To the Bethlehem Steel Company, for
40.0oo 3.inch forged steel common shell
at <2.50 each: total 990.000.
To the United States Rapid Fire
Gun ami Powder Company, for 23.Q0O
3-Inch target shells, at Sl-945 euch; to
tal. 941.13a.
BATTLE OVER DISPENSARY
WILL BE WAGED TUESDAY.
Bpeclsl to Th* tiinrflas.
Columbia. 8. l\. Jan. 24 —The battle
over dispensary In the house has ar
ranged by adopting a motion to make
bills of two factions the special order
for Tuesday at noon, with precedence
ovfp*UverythIng till dlepoeed of.
The new Investigating committee n III
have reported by then.
Th*» house Is antl-dlspensary, but
the senntc Is likely pro-dispensary.
Wreck in Yards.
Three freight cars of the Nashville,
Chatanoogu and 8t. l«oula railroad, two
of which were loaded with nml. be
came derailed while being switched
under the Forsyth street bridge Wed
nesday morning and «raffle was block
ed for several hours. A large steam
derrick and wrecking crew was on
hand early and cleared up the wreck
and put In new tracks by noon.
RURAL LETTER CARRIERS
ARE TO GET MORE PAY
Washington, Jan. 24.—A davUlon hot
been reached by th* house committee
on poxtoffice and post roads to recom
mend that tha maximum aalary of rural
free delivery carrier, be fixed el Into
q year, nr git a month.
Judge J. M. Grtgffe, of Georgia, who
to a member of the c.vmmlttoe, was
urging Ms. bill calling tor a raise to
2900 • year, but a majority of tha com,
mlttaa thought 1940 the proper fig
are*. This wgi so doubt pax* th*
hou** and become a law.
Tba postal commission which was
appointed last spring to Invoatlgut* the
tranunoItalian o( . .aeond-ctoae mail
matter, la about ready to report. On
railroad* carrying .*coad-cUuM mall
exceeding In averngo weight S.uOO
pounds per mil* and lest than 2M00
pounds, a reduction of 2 par oant will
>q roosaimand.L Wnm the nmoun- to
In ex coo* ultimo pounds and Itw than
40,000 pound*, tr.eiw will be a reduction
•f * p»r vent, between to ihi«
nnd 80.000 pound, a redaction "f IT
per cent, and over 20.000 pounds, a re
duction of It per rant.
Tba tout amount thus saved t > lit*
government, according to the estimate
of Judge Griggs, •will ba about thro*
and a half million dollars snmtafly.
WOMEN IN HOSPITALS
Experience, of Mn. Roekwood and Mb* Tierney
SJ REE 7 S WEEPING BY A U7 O;
SUGGES 7/ON OF MR. COLLIER
ThU to the
with which, It I* suggeried, th* stmts *4
of dirt sod tra.ii la the
Atlanta he rid
final i.
That tho .UfgMtloo I, not ao Idle dream
of • fanciful brain to proren by fha fact
that oe toot an authority than th* rom-
a.tMtuuer i>f public work* mukc I lie Dig
natle*.
Chief John Jas men. of the ataUary .to-
s r, »^r?!*"«i4 mas
was relating to hltu the tronl.lc nt bla
ilepnitmenl. He n-rltcd th» f„i I Hint Ju.l
MX aureepen or* B*e(l to data th.. pared
•tTe.tr d •Atlanta, tba aims aamber that
was need when only half aa many atreeta
"It aeentu to me.” Mid Mr. Collier, "tbit
It weuld be practicable t* balld an ant*
, iai ghilq but I hare
thought at the matter, and I ran ae* a*
reaaou why the eato could not be u»ed fur
"A 'whirling broom attacked to tho
wticeli of th* out* would 4* the work n*
Sma&iaf jfiprsa
t— run at the rate of oeowira 2) and 40
mm nh hoar. Two auto aweeixw. ar
three, at,the moat, could do til tb* work
wooM be gUni to ran am Mtu. nnd therw
would not lm A by itoiNMU to frm! ’
An ««to itlMI nWttper! Whit d’ye Ibfnk
of lh«t?
HANGS HIMSELF IN TIME
70 SA VE LIVES OF FOUR
Clavaland. Ohio. Jan. 24.—NobI*
Bhankweller, aged 24. hanged hlmxelf
In hit room. Just In tfme to save four
employees of Hogan 8 Co., undertakers,
from doath by go* turn**. Tb* polio*
call for the nearxe when BhankwelleT*
body wo* found, aroused the men from
eleep. i
Charles Garvan, lying near the tala-
phone, fell over In a heap when he
fume* from tba beater In th*
had filled th* rooms. Eugene PHUrdy
heard him fall. Ha went to ralaa Oar-
van and »••» overcome. John Conway
cam* In and fell beside tbs two men.
Tbs throe .wept carried out by Wll*
llam Summers, a driver, wbo beard
Conway coll as ha fell. Summers re
vived th* men in tha open air and
mod* the “run" to th* room for Shank-
waUar.
FARMER* LOSING MEAT
FROM WARM WEATHER.
Special to The Georgias.
Gadsden, Ala., Jan. 24.—A great
many farmer* in thla section of th*
state report heavy losses of meat dur
ing tba worm weather of th* past two
week*. Thousands of hags were killed
during tba cold weather tb* latter
part of December, and the excessively
warm weather cauaad the meat to spoil
before It could toko the salt to pre
serve It. The lot* to quite a blow to
the farmer*, oa many of them will
have to buy meat to carry them over
to next fall.
Piles
0ar«d Qulokly ud Piinlesily—No
Bilk, No Danger.
A Fret Trial Paokag* to Cenvin**
Emit by Mall to All Wha Write.
Common eano* to just a# iiafaaaary
(even more so) In medicine os In busi
ness or the affairs of evory day life.
People are getting to know more than
they used to. Not *<> long ago. It woe
the fashion to make all sorts of claims
for a medicine, and wind up by asking
the reader lo gn to a drug store and
buy a bottle. People won't stand for
that kind nf thing now. Thay want
proof—tangible proof. They want to
try the remedy first and If they And It
to be what to claimed thoy win be glad
enough to go and buy It.
A CONVINCING ARGUMENT.
That to why wo say to evory person
suffering from piles or any form or
rectal disease, send us your name end
we will gledly send you a free trial
package. For we know what th* re
sult will be After using the trial you
will hurry to your. Marvst druggist
and get a 30c box at Pyramid Pile
Cute, now iidmltted by thousands to
be one of the moat wonderful reliefs
•nd cure, for Pile* ever known.
"Please excuse my delay In writing
to you sooner In regard to what your
Pyramid Pile Cure has done for me.
I consider It one of the finest meaUinrs
In the world for pile*. I suffered un
told misery for four months when m>
wife begged me to eend for a Site box.
When It wan half gone I knew I was
better nnd It didn't take any begging
to get me to send for a second box. I
think I am about well now but If I
feel uny symptoms of a return I will
order at once. * uxler It from the
Pyramid Unix Co. to be sure of the
cure Tell all about this fine remedy
for pile*
"And if there to anything tn this
letter you want to u»e do no. I re
ceived vour letter, a few deys ago.
Tour* for a remedy like Pyramid Pile
Cure. J. J. MvElwee
-Honey Grove. Tex.. R. R. 9, Box 29.
"P. s I only used two boxes and
don't think I need any more. Piles of
seven months' Handing
Pyramid Drug Co.. 04 Pyr
amid Building. Marshall. Michigan. 11
sill limit by return moll anil the re
sult! wlH’lwth delight and aatontoh you.
ran mi
jwisicom
Charlie Johns, charged with telling
Art to th* apartments of Mrs. Willie
Stamper, fit 1-1 Marietta street, short
ly after Mrs. Stamper was arrested for
tke killing of Bailiff John Dodgeti. wm
acquitted by a jury In'the criminal
day afternoon. Policeman Bogus taatl
fled that he found Johns In tba door
way to Mn. Btampar'a ‘place and when
ha enteredha 1 Gaaiiwaroa-Otot tha whot*
Inslda of th* house was on flee. A Jug
of oil which Mr*. 8tamper bad toft tn
her homo was nearly all emptied on the
floor and bedding.
GAOIDEN NATIONAL BANK
COMPLETES ORGANIZATION.
Hpcclat to The
Uatladtii. Atat. Aon. ja^Th* stock
holders of the Gadsden National bank
have completed tht orgdulsstlon of
that Institution. The bank will begin
bu.lnese with an authorised capital of
>100,000, with authority toJncraaxc this
amount to 2110.000 a* tha occasion may
demand. The director* elected officer*
ea follower E. T. Hollingsworth, pres.
Ident; J. W. Hammond, vice president,
and W. C. Brockway, cashier.
Pate Otlloato Woman and Glrla.
Th* Old Standard. Orova'a Tastaleti
Chill Tontc, drive* out malaria aad
build* up the arriant. Bold by all
declare
’ rears. --Ice lo cents.
COURT OF APPEALS
CALENDAR FEBRUARY 11.
IASS MARGARET TIERNEY
MRS.CHAS. A.ROCKWOO0
A large proportion of tb* operations
performed la oar boaplUXd era upon
women aad girls tat acme organ lo
toms
Why should this bn the
Because they bare nag lac ted them-
•elreo, as every ana of tbeaa
patieotx
i)t tba hospital beds bad plenty of
warn lay in thorn dragring aanaationa,
pains nt left or right of abdomen,
baakaehes. narrows exhaust ion. In
flammation. . uloerotlan. dlaplacc-
fftonta, and other organic wpaknaaaa).
All of these symptom* are indie*.
lion* of nn unhealthy condition of tho
famnte system and if not headed the
penalty bam to be paid by e dangerous
ops rati on. When these symptoms
manifest themselves, do not drag
along until you are obliged to go to
the hospital and submit to an opera-
‘ * * Lydia E.
tlon—bat remembar that
Ptnkhsm's Vegetable Compound, made
from native root* and herb*, hasxaved
hundred* of women from surgical
operations.
Lydia S. Plnkham'* Vegetable
Compound, has cared more case* of
fotnlnlob ills than nay other one
renaody. 8u*h letters no the/ollowing
arc constantly being reoelrst*. by
Mn. Pinlthaut to nrdre oar eintmi.
Mrs. C. A. Rock wood, teacher at
Parliamentary Law, of (I Free tit,
Predoula, N. Y., writes I |
“For y4*rx I suffered wtehfsmote tronblt,
It was decided that an naaretlim v
•ary, and although I aaOntattsd X
operation my •agertogs oaoMnan until
' ■toE,Ptoi>«n'.Vm*^S pound
-ni rr——lor—4—* V— 4 <1 |TTr* k -
remedy, ao quickly did It imtoro my Match.
I cannot thank you auffiolaatly fart tgood
it hu done ma 1 ’ - r
Vlas Margaret Tierney, of K . IN
W. !3th Street, # M*w York, writ at •
Dear Mrs. Hakkabi:—
“Wbeo only sightoaa year* of a
phyeieten drotted^y^am opw-dof -
ire to toy.
obi* Ceapouad
Lydia K. Plnkham to Vegetable
No other remedy baa
qunliled endorsement as
Plnkham't Vegetoble
other remedy In tha
a reoord at euros of fimalt
Mn. Pinkham'i Standing Invitation to Wo
Women suffering from nay form of female weakness are inv.ted to
promptly communicate with Mrs. Plnkham. at Lynn, Maas. From the
•ymptonu giren, tho trouble may be located and tha animat and turret vrity
of reeovery advised. Out of her vast volume of experience In treating female
Ills Mrs. Plnkham probably has the very knowledge that auy help your
core. Her odrloe is free and always helpful.
AN nn. PUUffa's Adrke-A Wwbu Sol UadcnOnN iWnul UU.
MUST PRACTICE SHOOTING
AS IF FIGHTING BATTLE.
Washington, Jan. 24.—In practice tir
ing of soldiers with the rifle or pistol
In the future the war department will
Insist that It be under conditions sim
ilar to tboot which obtain In battle.
It will not do for the men to do their
firing from shed* or shelter*, but If
shall be conducted "In th* open" and
with tha weapons with, which each arm
of the service to regularly equipped.
Infantry and artillery, except (told bat.
terics'ar* required tn practice with the
rifle cavalry, with theTIfl* and the pla-
tol. and Beld artillery with the pistol.
MANY HOQB SLAUGHTERED
DURING COLO WEATHER.
flpertel to The Georgian.
Balnbrldge, On.. Jap. 24.—This week
has been “hog-ktmng time*” Hi Decatur
county. « The cold snap which struck
this section Sunday night wot looked
on by th* farmer* os a blessing, and
all were quick to take advantage of,)t
to slaughter their porkers. Tht* la the
first time the weather ha* been, cold
enough "to rev* meat,” and a number
of farmer* had fed all their cotn^to,
their hogs and were losing nfeiaty ‘op
them ovary day. Quantities of thrift
have been lost In the county this year
by those who slaughtered thef* bogs
too soon. • •
' Banquet ter Church.
. qti Tburxdny night the Men a League
of the 4'apltol Avenue Baptist church
wilt sit down to nbanquet. Thin league
la composed of all of th* men of the
church and ws* organised a short while
aco for tha purpose of promoting the
social sad spiritual Interests of tha
men of that churrh. President W.
Floyd Johnson of the league will art
as toantmunter. Addresses trill be
made by Rev. John E. White, Dr. T. B
Bell and Dr. J. K .Pace
On th* second call of the court of
appeals, rasas from 71 to 107, Inclusive,
are placed on the calendar for argu
ment. th* call beginning February 11.
The case* are ai follow's:
Northern Circuit—Rucker v*. Tabor
A Almand, Parkin* at ol. vs. Terroll,
Governor; Austin vs. Long. Chapman
v*. Conwell, Ferry 8 Co. vs. Mattox 8
Turner. Southern Cotton oil Company
re. Gladmtn, Bond et al. vs. Kidd, Wil
liam* vs. Fain 8 Stamp*.
Western Circuit—Moss. Manufactur
ing Company vs. Carolina Portland Ce
ment Compani'. Carolina Portland Ca.
turnt Company va. Moss Manufacturing
Company, Hearn at al. vs. - Gower,
Agent.
Northeastern Circuit—Southam Rail
way fompnny vs. Chestnut Mtn. Mdse.
Company, for use. etc.; Southern Rail-1
way Company vs. Oliver 8 Morrow,
lutndrum vs. Smith.•Southern Rallivny
Company et ul. vs. Millar. Southern
Railway Company et al. ra. Rowe.
Blue Ridge Circuit—Landrum vs.
jinn,
Cherokee Circuit—'Western and At
lantic Railroad Company v*. Clark. Ari-
mlntotrator. etc.; Chapman et al..
guardians, vs. Taliaferro; Johnson vs.
Jlr*. Douglas. Payne ve. Stevens.
Charles va. Brooker. Alabama Con
struction Company vs. Utrtcl.
Rathe Circuit—Green ve. Wright. Un
derwood et al. va Bare 8 Heard. Rey-
noltto va. Nevln.
Tallapoosa Circuit—Reck, by* next
frleml. vs. Standard Cotton Mills: Fa
vors va. Hathcork. City of Cedartonn
vs. Brooke Atlanta and nirmlngham
Air Line Railway, Company va. Mc
Manus.
{Ben Franklin
Was a union man, but eouid not use this label:
There was uo label in his days. You have the oppor*
tunitv. Use Itl
It Will Help Your Business
Atlanta Typographical
Union,
520 Candler Building. P. O. Box 266.
Atlanta Phone 873.
HEADACHES AND NEURALGIA
FROM COLDS LAXATIVE BROMU
Quinine, th* world wide Cold and Grip
remedy remove, cause. Coll for full
name. Look for signature K. W. Grove.
23c.
1
Harmony Bell Fund.
The Harmony Bell committee, which
to raising fundi for a great bell to be
bung In Washington to commemorate
peace between the state*. 1* recalvlng
a number of response* from th* circu
lars tent nut several weeks ago and
hopes to raise a largo fund within a
shoe* Mm*.
Moat Centrally Located Hotel on
tnmr
Broadway. Oaly
to 21 leading thtatm. Completely
renovated and transformed fat every
deputment. Up-to-date in ill re-
specta. Telephone In each room.
Four Beautiful Dining Re****
with Capacity of 1200.
The Famous
German RgRtarNt
Broadway’s chief attraction for Spe
cial Food DUhea and Popular Music.
Kataevas Has. 4(2 turn. 211 fa
State lev Rsaon It.SO asg uywaid. 12.00 and ufwud wHMudu Pr'n rill awn 1*41
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