Mr. Stanhope Sams, secretary of the i
board, was sent to the office of Dr. Spencer i
yesterday afternoon and took the keys of tho '
office from him. Mr. Sams took charge of
the office, and if the state lias a geologist :
now, that man is Stanhope Sams. He is the j
head of the department, lie lias utter charge i
of the affairs of the concern until a new ge- ■
ologist is appointed by the board and is sent i
to take up where Dr. Spencer & Co- left off
so suddenly.
It is the purpose of the board to take
steps at once looking to the securing of now
officers for the geological department. They
will most probably put an advertisement in
some of the scientific papers for such men,
and hope to get, good geologists who will not
be all the time quarreling like school eliil
dren over this or that.
IT DOES THE WORK.
A Man Saved from Ruin and Disgrace by
Timely Action.
Nearly everybody in America has heard
of Dr. B. M. Woolley, of Atlanta, Ga. ,
: Ilis fame as an expert in the treatment
i of the opium and whisky habits has become
international. As an evidence of his won
derful work the subjoined letter will tes-
Bryan, Tex., >|iii'iii Iti. —B. M. Wool
ley. M. D.—Deat Sir: 1 am just in re
ceipt of your note of the 14th instant, and
gladly answer same.
So you think 1 need more medicine? Tn
this you are badly mistaken as 1 still have
on hand bottle No. 2, which has never
been opened. Alter taking bottle No. 1.
