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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

are nothing hut artificial entities act
ing as trustees for individual stock
holders, most of whom belong not to
the wealthy, hut to people of average
means"
Then he turned from this. DO YOU
read The Congressional Record?" he
asked the reporter. Did you read
what Senator Lane said about how
j. p Morgan, the same man who
made the great profession of Chris
tianiJy in his Will how he and his
company deliberately wrecked the
New Haven Railroad and stole from
the poor people who had invested
their savings in the stock? You
ought to read The Congressional Rec
ord
The newspapers said something
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

Mr.. A J. Davis. with the Atlanta
Gas Co. says: 81 feel that # is my
duty to my fellowmen to tell every
body in every way l can that Nux-
cara will positively cure indigestion
and dyspepsia, when by experience
know what it is to suffer for years and
years with dyspepsia, making life a
burden; | want every on who suf-
fers as l did to know about this rem
edy | have bought II for others in a
number of instances, knowing that
ii was the only cure known, and IT
has cured in all cases. l have no in
terest whatever in advertising this
medicine, only to do my Christian
duty to suffering humanity. l, like
every one else suffering with dys-
pepsia, tried everything and am fully
convinced that Nuxcara is the only
cure known"
Ask for the NUXCARA Booklets.
NUXCARA co, Atlanta, Georgia.
Offices S1S and $40 Empire Building.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

page with an abrupt jerk Of his head.
His voice changed from the monot-
onous tone Of reading and became
expressive with feeling.
Huh" he said, Mr.. Taft might
have said that the Republican party
has been the mother and the wet
nurse to the power and might of cor
poration control" Then he went on
reading:
The Republican party does not be-
lieye IN treating corporations unjustly
or in putting needless distractions in
their way"
He was sarcastic in his comment on
this. NO It doesn't" he said. 1T
pats them on the back and says, Go
TO it, honey"
lie went on reading: Corporations
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

DR.. R. B. Kelly, City.
Dear Sir-I consider Nuxcara the
greatest accomplishment in medical
science; it produces harmony OF action
between the organs of digestion and
nervous system and metabolism, or the
conversion Of food into living tissues
1 sincerely recommend Nuxcara 10 be
the ideal remedy for depression after
eating, nervousness caused by fermen-
tation Of food forming gases and pre-
venting the regular action Of the stom-
act and bowels. Nuxcara acts directly
upon the membranes of the digestive
system and restores them to healthy
condition. l weighed 1870 pounds when
[ began TO take Nuxcara. 1 now weigh
1885 pounds.
l speak from experience; break your
bondage to tea and coffee. acquire the
water drinking habit, breathe Gods
fresh air and take Nuxcara, your palace
car to "Wellville."
Wishing you much success, l am
Very truly yours,
THE WORLD MFG. CO.
K. NJ HARWELL, General Manager.
FsX-member City Council; Ex-member
Park Board; General Manager World
Mfg. Co, President of Smoke and Gas
Commission.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

Atlanta, Ca, says: II suffered tor
lures for fifteen years with dyspep-
STA. Instead of anticipating my meals
with pleasure, they We're a source of
dread. Knowing that intense suffer-
ing would follow taking food, and the
distress Of absorbing toxins from I'M
digested food, l tried one physician
after another. l was treated by spe-
cialists in New York City, with only
temporary relief and now that have
regained my health and can eat any
thing l want with the greatest relish
and satisfaction, and my work is a
pleasure. / look upon the years of
suffering which l went through as
wasted. I can not say too much in
praise OF the remedy that cured me
and will certainly cure anyone suf-
fering from this terrible disease.
recommend everyone TO take Nuxcara,
the only certain cure known"
Ask for the NUXCARA Booklets.
NUXCARA CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
Offices 31S and 319 Empire Building
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
Opposes Suffrage For That Reason-Thinks
Taft, in His Most Recent Utterances, Deals
Fairly and Kindly With Roosevelt.


He wants to get away from politics
for a while. He is here for a rest.
Calls II a Rotten Business"
1T is such rotten business every
where now" was his murmured com
ment
But for one whose life has been
stepped in the most active politics, il
IS an impossibility TO escape a dis
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

is the only remedy sold
strictly on a guarantee to
cure indigestion and dys-
pepsia. The only remedy
which has been given a ten
years test before offering
it to the world as a certain
and positive cure for indi-
gestion anddyspepsia. NuX-
cara has been prescribed by
eminent physicians with re-
markable success during
the ten years of its expert
mental stage. Nuxcara is
the only remedy based upon
a scientific study of the ply
siology and chemistry of di-
gestion. Nuxcara is the
only remedy which acts di-
rectly upon the mebrane
of the digestive system,
promoting the secretions of
healthy fluids which dis
solve and digest the food,
reducing and restoring the
infamed congested mem
branes, and thus promoting
the assimilation of the di-
gested food, improving nu-
triton and increasing the
vitality.
A few years ago Edmond
son Drug Co. bought gross
of Nuxcara every six
months, which was their
leading seller at that time
for Indigestion and dyspep
STA remedies; to-day they
are buying five gross per
month; just thirty times
the amount Of business
they did at that time. Our
books show that they have
bought fifteen gross since
the first Of November. Their
mail order book shows that
they are shipping the Nux-
cara treatment to New
York City, Washington,
D. c., and to many points
in North Carolina, South
Carolina, Florida, Alabama,
Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia. Now there is but
one explanation of this
phenomenal growth of their
business on this remedy,
and that is that the Nux-
cara treatment does just
what is claimed for it to do
for Indigestion and dyspep-
STA. In this broad land
Nuxcara stands alone with
ont q moor
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

find rest and surcease of no,i.,o
a week or two. He bears the ~ !
a recent illness. His grizzlassis 1 d
which ordinarily waves in a "a aa
leonine name, is-cropped close 'a WI,
him the grim look that is os wv
considered characteristic Of ae
Roman. But he is a pacific ana p5 ?
nign Roman, rather than the g nv. ,
he was in the days Of his men ,1o,sp
fight on the floor of the Senato %
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

cussion or a contemplation Of public
men and public events. on this par
ticular morning when The sunday
American reporter called, Senator
Tillman ,ound at his hand the very
newest issue OF a well-knQwn maya
zine, with a loud challenge to his own
political principles glaring from the
cover p -ge. 1t was the announce
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
1900 MARINES FOR PENsAco,

PENSACOLA, Feb. 14-Ft,.
hundred marines will be quar-.
at the Pensacola naval staff.
the first of the month. accordin.
information coming from an o@,
source. These men are comjno y' y
.Culebra and Guantanamo. Chi ~
the transports Prairie and Hanr.
and will be here in the latter ns,t
this month. par
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

Mr. j. w Brooks, travelling repre-
sentative Of The Atlanta Georgian and
News. says: For two years / have
carried in my grip a bottle of Nux-
cara, and would not think of going
out on the road without it. l consider
1t the most wonderful discovery in
medicine" The number of people
who suffer with indigestion and dys-
pepsia, the terrible distress they suf-
fer, no one knows but those who have
had experience with it. When one
remedy after another fails, when di-
gestive agents seem to sggravate it
in the face Of all this, Nuxcara cures
in every case. Truly it is a wonder
full remedy.
Ask for the NUXCARA Booklets.
NUXCARA co, Atlanta, Georgia.
Offices 31S and $40 Empire Building.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

DR.. Frank Edmondson, of Frank Ed
mondson &c Brother, Wholesale and
Retail Druggists, Atlanta, Ga:
In the rs years that I have been in
the drug business l have never sold d
remedy that gave such universal sat
isfactiOn as Nuxcara for indigestion
and dyspepsia We have had an i'm
mense sale of it, and have never had
a dissatisfied customer 1t cures
every case, and everyone who has used
it speaks of it in the highest terms.
have taken it myself, with the most
pleasing results, and can heartily rec
ommend it to be all that is claimed for
it."
Ask for the NUXCARA Booklets.
NUXCARA CO, Atlanta, Georgia
Offices 31S and 319 Empire Building.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

Mr.. j. F. Adams. merchant, OF At
lanta, Ga, says: "Nuxcara has been a
boon to me. The first bottle that
bought | was hardly able to reach the
drug store. | had suffered for twen-
ty-five years with dyspepsia. part of
the time in bed. Kept away from my
business for Gays at a time. | regard
Nuxcara as the only cure for indiges-
ton and mal-nutrition and always
recommend 1t to anyone suffering
that way. | can not say too much
for this great medicine, and am glad
of an opportunity to bring it to the
notice OF someone suffering with in
digestion and dyspepsia, knowing that
1t will cure them"
Ask for the NUXCARA Booklets
NUXCARA CO. Atlanta, Georgia
Offices 31S ard 319 Empire Building.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

Mr.. Richard Whiting, connected
with the Uncle Remus Magazine,
Atlanta, Ga, says: 81 consider Nux-
cara the greatest remedy on earth for
indigestion and dyspepsia; in fact, the
only certain cure that 1 have ever
heard of, and I nave been hunting
remedies for several years. Just some
thing to get relief, Nuxcara cures to
stay cured Such remedy is GER
tainly a blessing to those who suffer
with this terrible disease, and l would
like TO say to everyone suffering with
dyspepsia: Just try it and see for
yourself. The only returns to me for
recommending this remedy is the
pleasure in carrying good news to
some sufferer"
Ask for the NUXCARA Booklets.
NUXCARA CO, Atlanta, Georgia.
Offices 31S and 319 Empire Building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-13
West Indies

4 4 s:;.:' sss s:s =
. sepG;e 20 "a oS sTsiss 6Sr T
81 - 81 s 3. Ava sd T. sos a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-13

bank, So Among tho creditors are Isaac
Montreal $4,000; Goldmunts Bros,
$4,000: !. Hochberger. $50. 600; A. L. Ksss
e26.0 900: Finkelstein Bros, $4,000; Samuel
Lenkowsky. $1,000. and Jacob Rossnthal,
$1,000. Mr.. Dietz discounted notes made
by Aronson Gutenberg for $4,000. and
he made notes OF $50. 900 for the sccommo-
dalton OF Joseph Samuels q Co.. for which
he received no consideration,
JOHN H. HEATH, INC.-echeduies IN bank
ruptcy OF John II. Heath, Ino, steam
laundry at Eighth avenue and i4sth street,
show liabilities Of eii.7oa and assets OF
Paul r. A. scHENKEI.-schedui ss In the
assignment of Paul r.. A. schenkei. res
taurant and cafe at %2i Seventh avenue.
show liabilities Of t3,sot. nominal assets
of eS,055, and actual assets Of t75l.
THE NOvICK CLOAK COMPASY.-Schsd.
uies In the assignment OF tho Novick Cloak
Company 81 10 wavsrly place. show Ia
THE MERCHANTS ADVERTISING AND
ILLUSTRATING AGENCY, INC SEIZED
uies In the assignment Of the Merchants
Advertising and illustrating Agency, Inc.
Of 2 East Twenty. third street, show liza :
biiities Of si.sss. nominal assets Of o7ts
THE McWHiKTER CHEMICAL COMPANY.
TO Louis II. strouss. The company was In
corporated In 1909 with u capital stock
of esooooo and manufactured . washing
THE sUsXNNu rRowBRIpor COMPANY.
dealer IN millinery At ios West Fifty.
seventh street. made an assig Nment yester-
day BY G. ~, RessmAa % Paul 1eek
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-13
ISSUES DIVIDEND WARRANTS.
Union Pacific Distributes Them
Pending Result Of suit.

The Union Pacific Railroad Company
has sent to common stock holders a war
rant to represent the extra dividend OF
cash and Baltimore and Ohio stock which
was declared to holders OF record OF
March 2. This action was made necessary
by the suit brought by various preferred
shareholders. which, has delayed the dis
erioution OF the extra dividend.
In order to preserve the equities OF
every one the stock did not Sell Eek divi-
dend" when the books closed and the
committee on securities of the Stock Ex-
change has ruled that 1t shall not sell lex
dividend" until further notice. namely
until after the suit has been finally set
tied.
The committee has further decided that
the dividend warrants must accompany
all certificates OF stock until the case has
been disposed Of and that any one selling
the stock on the exchange Is also selling
the dividend warrant. After the opening
Of the Union Pacific books on March :3
1914. every certificate Of stock presented
for transfer must. be accompanied BY a
dividend warrant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-13
U. s. EXPRESS VOTES
TO-DAY ON QUITTING
Plat and Hartman Interests
Privately Admit Liquida-
ton 10 Certain.
COMMITTEE rs SELECTED
Wells Fargo Likely TO Seek
Most Important Rail-
road Contracts.
COMMITTEE rs SELECTED

The directors Of the United States Ex-
press Company will meet to-day and take
definite action on the question OF iiquida-
ton. The result. IN the belief OF wall
Street. 10 a foregone conclusion; that the
company will give up business.
Although no action has been taken, for
fal or informal. and although no director
or large stakeholder has publicly decla red
In favor Of liquidation, representatives Of
the Plat and Hartman interests. which
dominate the companies, have said
privately that they favor liquidation and
that the company would liquidate. This
has been known in Wall Street since the
announcement over n week ago that
liquidation was imminent.
All six members OF the board of direc-
Hartman stock holdings. No director
last night would forecast the result OF the
vote OF the board to-day. President Rob-
erts was non-committal.
'The United States Express Company
has not decided to 20 out OF business yet"
he said. II shall present a recommended
ton to the board. which embodies the
opinion OF some OF the largest stockhold-
ers am not at liberty to say what that
recommendation is, Tho proposition for
liquidation In based on the combined
effects OF the parcel post and the reduction
in rates that went into effect February l."
Plans for liquidating already have
progressed 50 far that a committee has
practically been selected to conduct the
liquidation.
Members Of this committee. It is learned.
win include Charles A. Peabody, presi-
dent OF the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. and representative Of the Hartman
estate. and William A. Read. 1t is I'M
derstood that Frank II. Plat will be a
member Of the committee and that other
representatives Of the Hartman and Platt
interests will act as well as representa-
tives Of the minority stockholders
The decision OF whether railroad con-
tracts will be abrogated or sold will be In
their hands. II is understood that the
Wells. Fargo Company will be a prominent
bidder for some OF the more important Of
the company's contracts.
The stock In loss Of 2la points or
nominal transactions yesterday showed
that the market has discounted the action
OF to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-13
Live stock Market.
THURSDAY. March 4,

THURSDAY, Merch IL.
Receipts OF beeves were 2.26i head, includ-
ing oars for Fridays market. There was
10 trade In live cattle The feeling was
Sesdy. Dressed beef was slow but steady
a. is9itc. per Id. for city dressed native
0des.
Receipts Of calves were Ns head. inciud-
ing s55 head for the market Trade was
GLOW and prices fully boc. lower on veals.
The pens were cleared. Common to prime
vesls sold at ,sGsli.7b. per 100 lbs. no
Ind barnyard calves were nominal; Dressed
sot city dressed vssls and 'a& lSc for
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were a.sst
isad. including q single car for the mar.
Gar. on sale. sheep wer. steady; lambs
Pair ewes sold at $50 per 100 les.: fairly
Dressed mutton SLOW and easier 81 - II i ..
per Ib.; choice wethers. I?c.; dressed lambs
dull. at MOLE. hos dre.ssd a. iAxe;
OQSb per carcass
Receipts OF hogs were i.iss head. inciuA-
Eng an cars for the market Prtces were
ets.ay and good medium weight hegs seld
- es.260t9,35 per 100 lbs. Country dressed
onss steady. At s@Ismc. pss ~ :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-13

"1HHOVGH VA kOlTE,"
FAST new SERVICE BETWEEN SAN.
T TiMSq DE Su6A s ASD JAMAICA ny THE
NEw s.m.S ssvss ss Ss pRdNCE RUPERT
aP NJ; arrives Port Antonio $3.50 p, ii:
Kingston A. NJ. following morning.
Leaves Kingston Tuesdays. Saturdayn s.so
NJ. por! Antonio $3.50 r, NJ; arrives san.
uago : A. NJ following morning. ~"'
Sailings subject to change Without notic.
Al Jamaica passengers may connect with
any o. the steamships from or to the Pans mi
Canal The Cuba Railroad Co q luxurions
trsins between Havana and Santiago afford =
spienaid Opportunity of seeing Cuba en- route
% william st., ". Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-13
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

LOUIS pI IS j0sess in woGsSs at
Sssm. In harss ssG Ser. sS
against him Yesterday and they were
sd S BY hsae H Srsa,aSs dor H snser
FOL samss rsoI ,,sS AND PAID
small. siss. Judge Hough ordered a con-
number Of the second petition and said
he would not appoint a receiver at pres:
and ths ' asset. 5000 'A po mo began
business IN August. 1912.
PHINEAS GORDON. jobber IN women's hats
ment to Samuel II. Lummis A petition
IN bankruptcy also vas nied sgai9s, him
So; SANFORD J.. Monhs liner. $500 and
Paul Bernstein. 1900; He began business.
and liabilities OF $4,000 M Gordon
a: t'p Sns Ms r s.1e. estate in Grand
THE AMERICAN CITIZEN PUBLISHING
S.,soA IL 81 s nro" SsS ns nss
cash in bank ,ss rugs IS and good
win. value .unknSwn. The. company wa.
'American citizen" monthly maSazins'
HEILBRoN Z ENGlEBAnpT-IIarry s.
bardt. manupfaoturer OF children's dresses
at lN West Twenty seventh street. have
made an assignment to Walter E, Ernst.
petition In bankruptcy also was filed
sgainst them by these creditors; II. b.
Cianin Company, 5000: James II. Dun
ham 4 Co. l200. and Rothschild a New
man. $500. The business was started In
1904. The assets are estimated at $50. 900
c. W. WHITMAN & Goa petition in
bankruptcy has been nled against c. w.
whitman d Co. toorporationl. manufac-
turer Of calcium powder at ib Thompson
strsst. Judge HouSh appointed Nathsn
M. Abramson receiver. bond $1,000, II
YES alleged tina, on February 80 the
Be- taken sssinst i by Edward ). Lawson
Tor $1,000 to Mr.. Lawson ana was about
:sr.insa n. sSsrim, from .urnins over YER
the property or money realized from
the sale Of the property on the Lawson
about eio.eeo.
NICOLA DI MARCO. wholesale grocer at 4
Waiiabout Market. Brooklyn. who lives At
- sullivan street. Manhattan. has held .
tILl3s and assets Of ei0.s2t.
JACOB wEiNBER0.-JudgeH euSh has ap-
pointed Bsnjamin Lesser receiver In bank.
fuptcy for Jacob weinberg, clothing dealer
:: Sc go :! sG 3; sc bond $1,000 The stock Ga
dsSis! o. Il Nassau street., has al.d schsd:
y!ss u esnkruptcy :howtng liabt!ltiss Of
essSses - ssssss - esasse. eoasistins q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-13
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. March l2-Trading on
che exchange was fairly active to-day.
Price range was narrow and the tone
firm. There were active dealings In the
bond department The summary:
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-03-14
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Plenty Of lime.

80 the energetic young business
man you spoke Of actually mastered
law by studying 1t in his spare mo
ments. What time did he take2"
He studied in the evenings he was
going out. while he was waiting for his
wife to come down In a minute"