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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
MONDAY. MARCH H. 1107.
3
THE MONTANA CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINE
IS SURELY DESTINED TO BE THE GREATEST MINE IN THIS COUNTRY.
It already ranks among the best I am certainly proud to have been the agent for selling more than 200,000 shares of this stock to the best citizens of Atlanta, all of whom are receiving month
ly dividend'checks from this Company. The Montana has eight miles of underground development work, nearly all on pay ore, an immense cyanide plant, 80 stamps and scores of buildings and
miners’ houses.
I AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL A BLOCK OF THE STOCK AT 75 CENTS
A SHARE, WHICH RETURNS THE INVESTOR 8 PER CENT NET IN DIVIDENDS
Every one connected with this property confidently expects very much larger earnings in the near future. This property today fully warrants a 500 stamp mill, and this treasury stock is
being sold for the purpose of putting in more stamps at once, which will further increase its earnings. The Montana has expended about three million dollars in placing itself in the front rank of
GREAT MINES and has some thirty millions of assets to show for it, so your investment is safe for a future big rise, as well as steady dividends. » -
I want every reader of this paper to get acquainted with the FACT that when Ioffertosell Btock in a mine, it is a REAL mine and not a "prospect.” I put my OWN money where I ask
you to put yours. My mining experience leads me to have absolute faith in this, as well as any other mine which I consent to handle, and I will not sell the stock of any mines till I have been
shown to my satisfaction that they have safely reached a dividend-paying basis.
In my opinion this stock will gradually and steadily advance to a number of dollars per share, and as surely increase its dividend payments, so that in place of the 8 per cent which
your money will earn you now, you will eventually receive several times that in earnings.
A speculation is where the principal is at risk—hence this is not a speculation, but an investment and one that will show all the profits of a speculation without the risks.
I will accept orders for as small a block as 200 shares—$150. Why, then, should any one keep money idle in a bank at 4 per cent, when this will pay 8 per cent?
J. WILIE POPE is president of the Montana, which assures integrity of management.
FRANK M. SCOFIELD, 1007 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
Specialist in Good Mining Stocks. Sales Agent for the Bullychoop, Montana Consolidated and Octave Mines.
RUEF AND SCHMITZ
HALED INTO COURT
ON GRAFT CHARGE
Great Crowd Surrounds
Place Where Hearing
Is Held.
Ran Francisco, March 12.—The state au
pretae court haa denied the application of
A lira ham 11 tier. Indicted for extortion, for
n writ of prohibition to nrevent Judge
lliinne from proceeding wlfh the trlnl of
Ituef. pending the disposition of the writ
of error to the Unltad States supreme
court, granted hy Judge YVehlmnl.
Ituef received a further reverse when
Judge Dc lliivcii refused to grant him a
writ of habeas corpus, and also nn nppeal
to the l otted Mutes circuit court of ap-
|ieals.
corridor hoping vainly for a chance to get
Into the mart room.
Ituef appeared with all of his attorneys.
mi nrnr iw nrnuiri innir. oj uitu mi
Mayor Hrhmlts. who was accompanied by
bis special deputy. J. C. Campbell. As
sistant district Attorney Francis J. Ileney
NON
hard
aid Judge Ilunne.
..... .meat four (Judge _
the superior court were had hy
means of trickery and deceit, and were In
their entirety a fraud.”
Attorneys .Ileney ■*»«! Ach engaged In a
long debate on the taw appertaining to the
fortner'a motion to net aside Judge lleb-
bard's act
Judge Hebletnl brought the argument to a
close by remarking that no hardship would
be worked by deferring the hearing until
ng the
the supreme court was heard from.
The court remanded Koef to tbs custody
of Kllaor Blggy until that time.
Aji luimenm* crowd surrounded the tern-
SICK HEADACHE
eosmmv Cuato Mr
THttf lime nu«.
Dyspesla rellored.
Constipation avoided,
Bowela regulated, no
pain, no griping.
SMALL SILL.
SMALL DOSS.
SMALL PRIOB.
Jackaon Wilt Sand Oalagsta.
Special to The Georgian.
Jackaon, Mlaa.. March 12.—The Jack-
aon Board of Trade la to be represented
nt Panama when the Prngreaalve Union
of New Orleana aenda a delegation
there. Tha Jackaon Board along with
the boarda of trade of a good many
other Southern cltlea. haa been naked
to aend a repreaentatlve, and L.
Brame, Jr., n prominent lawyer, haa
been appointed to make the trip.
18-HOUR SCHEDULE
NOT SAFE, THEY SAT
Chicago Folk Ask That the
Run to Gotham Be
Lengthened.
'President Complains of Ac
tion on Part of Cal
ifornia.
4*titrago. March 12.—Contending that an
e%fate*nhour schedule for passenger trains
tu New York la too fast for safety In the
winter, lending' I tankers, brokers, lawyers
signed
lion asking that these trains
fast trains on both your roads, respectfully
request that you extend the schedule from
eighteen to twenty hours during the winter
months.”
Crop All Sold.
Special to Tbs Georgian.
Athens, Os., March 12.—The cotton
Terelpta for Athens for the season hare
exceeded those of any former season
Baby Lions Photographed.
Special to The Georgian.
Macon. March 12.—A spectacle was
presented In Macon yesterday when
Manager Hollins, of the Rollins Wild
Animal Show, brought the two baby
lions up town to have them photo
graphed. The young lions are less
than a month old and have just been
christened Macon and Georgia. They
were born at Central Oty park In .Ma
con, where the Rollins show is winter
ing.
ihe
William M. T. Tillman.
William M. T. Tillman, aged 61 >Vars,
died at the residence of hla eon. W. H.
Tillman. 4 Ponders avenue. He la sur
vived by two daughters. Mlaa Ora Till
man. of Montgomery, Ala., and Miss
Rena Tillman, of Amerlcus, Ga. The
funeral services will he conducted on
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock In the
chapel of Harry* Poole. The body will
be taken to Amerlcus, Oa.. Tuesday
morning for Interment.
Pre-Easter
Custom Tailoring
Muse’s Custom Tailoring—but conscientious, careful work
manship is always unmistakable.
Like character, it requires no explanation.
More of an announcement of new fabrics, and a plea for
early orders for Easter tailoring. Easter isn’t many Sundays
off.
Imported Woolens
The collection of these fine Woolens represents a most
unusual choice in late patterns not ordinarily obtainable so far
away from their manufacturing home.
ROOSEVELT SAYS
STATE IS TO BLAME
Bacramentn, Cal., March 12.—Gov
ernor Gillens haa aent to tha aenate a
message from President Roosevelt,
complaining that th« recent action of
the legtalature would have a moat un
fortunate effect on the preatdent’a ef
forts to aecure exclusion of Japaneae
laborers by friendly agreement. The
prealdent asked the governor to aecure
auapenslon of further action until re
ceipt of a letter from the president.
RESTRICTION OF PA88PORT8
DECLARED UNAUTHORIZED.
Toklo, March 12.—A question haa
artaen regarding Ihe laat clause of ar
ticle of the treaty between Ja
pan and tha United Htales, which haa
been cited by ihe government at Wash-
Ington. ae authority for the etatement
that the Japaneae hitherto have been
laaulng paeeporte limiting the destina
tion of Immigrants. The paeeporte elm-
ply certify to tile nationality of their
holders, and Ihe placing of a restriction
on them hy an administrative measure
la declared here to he unauthorised by
law, and an infringement of the per-
aondl right to travel guaranteed by Ihe
conatltullon.
OR. M’FERRIN 8ELECTED
FOR BACCALAUREATE 8ERMON.
Special to The Georgian.
Macon. Ga., • March 12.—Prealdent
Guerry, of Wesleyan College, haa an
nounced the selection of Dr. J. P. Mc-
Ferrln, of Columbus, Ga.. aa the divine
who la to preach Ihe commencement
•ermon ai Wesleyan College next com
mencement. Dr. McFerrtn la conald
ered one of Ihe strongest preacher,
of the Methodist denomination In the
atate and was formerly pastor of Mul
berry Street Methodist church of Ma
con.
George M. Napier, one of Ihe leading
cltlxena nt the atate and a speaker anil
lawyer of no mean capability, will de
liver Ihe annual address.
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the six months ending December 21, 1902. of the condition of tha
Preferred Accident
Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
Organised under the laws of the state of New Tork, made to the Governor
of the atate of Georgia, In pursuance of the laws of said state.
Principal office, 290 Broadway. New York.
I. CAPITAL STOCK.
1. Whole amount of capital stock 1120.000.00
2. Amount paid up In cash 120,000.00— 1220,000.00
II. ASSETS.
2. Stocks and bonds owned absolutely by tha company, par
value. 11,2*4,920; market value (carried out) 11,121,922.00 1,121,922.00
5. Cash In company's principal office t 2,826.00
9. Cash belonging to the company deposited In bank 112,942.99
2. Cash In hands of agents and In course of trans-
ralsslun 199,112.22
$229,992.95
Total
Total cash Items (carried out) .
9. Amount of Interest actually due and accrued and unpaid...
Total assets of the company, actual cash market value..II,
III. LIABILITIES.
2. Gross loaaea In process of adjustment nr In sus
pense. Including all reported and supposed losaea.142,121.19
6. Loaaea resisted. Including Intereah cost and all
other expenses thereon 14,291.93
6. Net amount of unpaid losses (carried out)
I. Dividends declared and remaining unpaid or uncalled tor. ■
in. The amount of reserve for re-lnsurance
11. All other claims against the company: Commissions, 140.-
292.09: salaries, 12,109.13; re-lnsurance, 91.202.94; advance
premiums, 100 per rent. 92.494 ;
12. Joint stork capital actually paid up In cash Ji
13. Surplus beyond all liabilities
NGRAND
Tonight and Wednesday Nights—Mat
Ina Wednesday.
DOCKSTADER
AND 1118 OWN GREAT
MINSTRELS
20—PEOPLE—70
Night Me to 21.M. Matinee Sc to tl.OS.
HALE NOW ON.
THURSDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT. -
DENMAN THOMPSON'S .
—
OLD HOMESTEAD
Twenty Yean.
TUB FAMOUS DOUBLE QUARTRT. *
Night. 25e to 81; Matin** Sc to Tic.
Friday and-StHarda/—Matlnoa Saturday.
CIIAULK8 FROHMAN PRESENTS
976.HI.lt
7.000.00
704.004.8S
47.741.16
150,000.00
417,410.15
14. Total liabilities 92.ws.1s1
IV. INCOME DURING THE LAST 8IX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1906.
I. Amount of eanh premium* received 9676.121.67
3. Received for Intercut * 21,807.48
4. Income received from all eourcea, profit from anle of U. 8.
2’n. 14.000; from sate of 1,500 aharen capital atock of thla
company. 1150.000 154.000.00
91.601.121.91
6. Total Income actually received during the laat alx month*
In cn*h 1152,111.15
V. EXPENDITURESDURINQ THE LAST 8IX MONTHS OF THE YEAfe 19M
Nsw Factory Charterd.
Special t.. The Oeorgtsu.
Athens. Ga.. March 12.—Application
hna been mad* far a charier for the
Athena Matireaa and Spring Bed Com-
pany. capital atock to be 210,000. The
Incorporators are: N. D. Arnold. W. F.
Dorsey, O. H. Arnold. Jr.. Charles J.
O'Farrell and A. H. O'Farrell.
Larey Langley.
Tha funeral services of Leroy Lang
ley. the young son of Mr. and Mrs. H.
H. Langley, who died at tha family
residence. 396 Marietta street, were
conducted In the chepal of Harry Poole
at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon Tho
Interment was In Marietta. Ga.
Extra Trouserings
Fancy Waiitcostings
Top Overcoatings
Scotch and English Cheviots
West of England Worsteds
French Flannels in new shades
Tent Masting Planned.
Spaelal «o The Georgian.
Athens, (la.. March 12.—A movement
An foot for a great tent meeting
here thla spring. In which all the de
nominations of Ihe city will work for a
successful revival. It Is proposed to
have Rev. J. B. Culpepper here.
AN EYE
OPENER—
MUSE’S,
POSTUM
In place of
COFFEE.
“THERE’S A REASON”
3-5-7 Whitehall St.
1. Amount of losses paid.
2. fash dividend* actually paid
1. Amount of expense* paid, including fee*, salaries and com*
mission* to agents and offlceifi of the company
.4. Paid for atate, national and local taxea In thla and other
* states
5. All other payments and ex|iemlltures, via: adjusting claim*,
books, furniture, telegrams, exchange, car fare, etc......
9.451.91
Total expenditures during the laat six months of the year
In cash 1601.551.81
Greatest amount Insured In any one rlgk 830,000
Total amount of Insurance outstanding 209.*70,50(>
A copy of the Act of Incorporation, duly certified, Is of file In the office
of the Insurance t'oinmlssloner.
STATE OF .NEW YORK—County of New York.
Personally appeared before the undersigned, Wilfrid C\ Potter, who, be
ing duly sworn, deposes and says that he Is the Secretary of The Preferred
Accident Insurance Company of New York, and that the foregoing state
ment Is correct and true. WILFRID C. POTTER.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this 6th day of March. 1907.
THOMAS A. O'KEEFE.
•Notary Public, New York County.
Name of State Agent—DRAKE A- OWENS.
Name of Agent at AtlantA—DRAKE * OWENS.
DRAKE & OWENS,
General Agents,
230 Candler Building.
FOUR-YEAR-OLDBOY
TAKES WOMAN’S LIFE
She Condemns Him in State
ment Made While
Dying.—
London. Hy, March 12.—Harvey
Rowe, a 4-year-old boy, shot and killed
Mrs. Rettle Griffin with a 42-rallber
ravulver at Altamont. II I, county, to
day. The child say/ Ihe tragedy was
an accident. The woman, however, told
before she died that the little hoy
loaded the revolver and said he was
going out In the yard to shoot a chick-
struck the old house dog, killing him
instantly.
The boy la a son of William Rowe,
a coal miner. Mr. Rowe's wife died
six weeks ago, and Ihe Griffin woman,
who lives In Rockcastle county, had
come to keep house for tha family.
David Rutledge Diss.
Lotanvllle. •Ga., March 12.—Mr Da
vid ItuJIedge. an old rltsen of Gwinnett
umy, riled very suddenly on Baturday
Insl and was burled on Hunday al
llsynre f'reek Primitive Baptist church.
Hr leaves several children.
Mrs. O. T. Young.
The funeral .services of Mr*. O. T.
Young, aged 34 years, who died Sunday
night, were conducted Monday after
noon at her residence. In McDonough,
Ga. ■
When eho protested, he turned on
her. saying. "Look out." and fired.
The ball passed through the right thigh
and the woman Mad to death. Tha
bulleL after passing through tha limb.
MURESCO.
IN ALL 8HADB8 AT
GEORGIA PAINT
GLASS CO.
WILLIAM H. CRANE,
isf. ELLIS JEFFREYS
IN A SUMPTUOUS REVIVAL OF
She Stoops to Conquer
THE BIJOU
Tonight—Matinee Today.
B. E. FORRESTER PRESENTS
Florence
Bindley
The GIRL and
Tin GAMBLER
MI HICAf. DRAMA.
El Dorado
ELDORADO STOCK 00.
OPENING WEDNESDAY MATINBE.
” FALSELY ACCUSED ”
Wed.. Tburs., Frl.. Saturday Nights.
Wed.. Tburs.. Frl. Saturday Maltoses. j
Mgbt prim 19.20. ». Me-
Msllae* prim K, to. 29c.
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