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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN ANI) NEWS.
Our Great Piano
are being snapped up daily
by Shrewd Buyers.
BY HER OWN BUND
Ilkfre von been reading our opening annonncementA in the
papers recently* If you have not, somebody certainly has. as
our sales yesterday demonstrate the fact that the-people of At-
. laritn are well up on Piano values and know when to snap up
bargains.
Our idea jn this sale is not so much to make money as to
make friends, and we can say with pride that our sales so far
have added another lot of satisfied patrons willing to sing our
praises'. We havo been in business in Georgia 40 years and
have stores and representatives in the six Southern stntes—viz:
the CafoKnas, Florida, Georgia, Alabamn, Mississippi. Our out-
fffit is. therefore, necessarily large, and buying instruments as
we do by the thousands, enables us to sell you a Pjano at prices
that other dealers pay for them. * . r'
We will prove our assertions in the foregoing by offering
another lot of strictly high priced Pianos at prices ordinarily
asked for inferior grades. Road carefully the following:
One regular $500.00 Chickering $390
One line Hallett & Davis Grand Piano, cost £ 4 Qg?
new $800.00, shows a little wear, now $ I Ov
One of our own Ludden & Bates $400.00,
A fine new Piano, for one day, <*** ffQ
only 9100
One Mathushek walnut case, $425.00 style, COQft
One Organ at $18.50. One new Piano at $118.00
Any of these Pianos are yours on terms that will please
you. If yon. are considering a purchase any time in the fu
ture. we ndvise you to take advantage of this sale, it means dol
lars to you ind pleasure and contentment for your family.
LUDDEN & BATES
Southern Music House
43 PEACHTREE ST. H. H. HALE, Manager
Phone Main 3276. Open Nights Till 9 O’clock.
THE THEATERS
AMUSEMENTS.
night,
THE GRAND—Wednesday
"The Umpire." •
THE BIJOU — Wednesday night,
Charley Grapewln In "Awakening ot
Mr. Plpp.” \
THE ORPHEUM—Wedneaday matl.
nee and night, vaudeville.
PASTIME THEATER—Vaudeville.
SOUTH SIDE THEATER—Vaude
ville.
At the Bijou.
Charley Grapewln. In "The Awaken
ing of Mr. Plpp." la making his second
call at the Bijou since hla Introduction
Inst season, and Wells, Dunne & Har
lan have given the star comedian the
moat magnificent production, the rpont
elegant wardrobe and the beat company
that has ever aupported one of the most
popular favorites known to the Atlanta
theatergoers. ,
The company la a strong organlaa-
tion. and there are pretty girls who
near stunning gowns, and musical
numbers and specialties that make the
mtractlon all the better liked. There
will be matinees as usual during the
\\»ek, and every night performances
will be offered at the scheduled hour.
At the 8outh Side.
There te perhaps no act In Atlanta
that Is more thrilling than that offered
by Adams and Harvey, at the South
Side, No. 44 East Hunter street, when
they do their great knife throwing
•ketch. A woman stands against a
wooden board and a man outline* **—
figure In Howie knives and battteaxes.
Harrison, West and Harrison, featuring
Master Harrison In Buster Brown. Is
pleasing, too. a* Is Miss Carrie Scott
In physical culture contortions: Adams
and Adams in barrel jumping. J
Murphy In stump speeches. Miss Har
rison In Illustrated songs and the 8outh
Side vltascope In moving pictures.
At the Orpheum.
The most attractive act to ladlea and
children seen this season In Atlanta la
Howard's dog and pony circus at the
orpheiira. this week. The four-footed
actors' are drawing crowds to the mat
Inecs, for the children are taking ad
lantage of the opportunity to ace their
favorites. The Tuesday matinee was
crowded and the advance sale Indicates
an Increasing attendance In the after
noons. " ■ : *-
one of (he feature acta of tha bill
title week Is the crack shooting of Me-
line and Poole, which rivals anything
fern In the Wild West. Several good
eong and dance teams, a one-act come
dy akotch with music, a xylophone con.
,-ert player and new moving pictures
..... i i. Kill alirhl UAtl
are Included In the bill of eight acta,
which Is fully up to tha high standard
set by the new vaudeville theater.
N —-
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At tha Pastlmf.
The Bamellea In their comedy Jug
gling and sphere rolling actual the
Pastime Theater, on Peachtree street,
are splitting premier honors with the
Musical Doyles, at this same play
house. Both are Interesting acts, given
with a snap, and never fall to please.
Carl and Carl In an original sketch
offer a good excuse for a hearty laugh,
while Miss Lillian Carl cloaca the bill
with the Illustrated songs. "On the
Bench 'Neath the Old Willow Tree”
and "Honey Boy."
Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the
-wide Cold and Grip remedy, re-
world
moves cause. Call for full name. 'Look
for signature of E. W. Grove. 35c.
WILL INVESTIGATE
STRANDING OP SHIP
Special to The Georgian.
Norfolk. Va., Oct. 9.—A court of In
quiry will be ordered at ones to flx
the responsibility for grounding of the
battleship Kentucky yesterday, when
the ship was stranded on a soft mud
bank and unable to be floated until late
last night. A careful examination li
being made today, but the vessel Is ap
parently uninjured.
WARRANT ISSUED
FOR TERMINAL SUPT.
Norfolk, Va. Oct. 9.—The coroner’s
Jury Investigating the killing of Mrs.
N. C. Munsell and Mrs. Henry Holmes,
of Massachusetts, by a Norfolk and
Western engine here, brought In a ver
dict finding Major E. I-. DuRarry. su
perintendent of terminals for the road,
guilty of criminal negligence for not
having a flagman, as required hy law. A
warrant charging DuBarry with Invol
untary manslaughter has been Issued.
COMMISSION WILL
INVESTIGATE RATES
Special to The Onriisn. '
Montgomery, Ala.. Oct. 9.—The Ala
bama railroad commission today de
rided to take Up the question of the
rate on compressed cotton from Union
Springs to other points In Alabama,
notwithstanding the fart that the Cen
tral’of Georgia had secured an Injunc
tion against the commission from en
forcing the IK) commodity rate, which
Includes cotton. Major R. E. Steiner,
representing the Central, said he would
decline to appear because of the
Injunction. No final action has yet
been taken by the commission on the
petition.
WANT TO ENJOIN
EIGHT-HOUR DAT
Cincinnati. Ohio, Oct. 9.—Several
printing and publishing Arms In Chica
go, St. Louis, New York.and In Massa
chusetts. with national officers of the
United Typothetae. havo brought action
In the United Slates court asking that
the International Printing Pressmen
end Assistants' Union of America be
enjoined from violating an agreement
of January, 1197, by demanding an
eight-hour day.
To bt Near Mrs. Eddy.
New York. Oct. 9.—The countess of
D&nmore. widow of the earl of Dun-
more. who waa the most prominent
Christian Scientist In Great Britain, has
left this city for Boeton eo as to be near
Mrs. Eddy ami the source of Christian
Science teachings.
Mrs. Dora Kell Fails to Sur
vive Monday’s Attempt
at Suicide.
After lingering In a comatose condi
tion since Monday afternoon. Mrs. Dora
Kell, the aged woman who slashed her
self with a case knife, died Wednesday
morning at 9 o'clock at the Grady Hos
pital.
Mrs. Kell, while In a fit of despond
ency because of III health, cut herself
twice across the abdomen as she lay
across a bed at her home, 90 Court-
land street. She had been 111 for the
past year and had remarked that she
had given up nil hope of ever being
cured. She was 60 years old.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been announced.
GENTRY BROS.’ SHOW
HERE NEXT WEEK
The announcement le mqde that Gen-
nni
try Brothers' famous shows, the pop
ular 'trained animal exhibition, will
exhibit In Atlanta next Monday and
Tuesday, giving special matinees each
day. This show has a strong following
in Atlantn, nnd la the especial favorite
of the ladles nnd children, and the no
tice of Its return will be received with
general delight.
Gentry Brothers' show this season Is
bigger and better than ever. In addi
tion to many new; and novel perform
ances by the extensive collection of
trained and educated animals, eleven
sensational trapexe and acrobatic acts
are presented. Trained zebras, ele
phants. camels, monkeys, sheep and
pigs form a part of the menagerie.
CZAR TO ROUT
PERSIAN ROBBERS
St. Petersburg, Oct. 9.—Russia l»
considering. the early occupation of
North Persia aa the only means of
stamping out anarchy and restoring
commercial stability.
A band Is in complete control of roads
leading In the principal cities, goods,
money, mall are being constantly sto
len. and travelers held for ransom.
Practically no one la allowed to travel
without paying tribute to robbers.
ELKS CELEBRATE
- OPENING OF HOME
open Its new home to Its members and
ths ladles of the families Tuesday night
and the housewarming was a distinct
success. The "Best People On Earth”
recently leased the beautiful home of
/. Carroll Payne, at Peachtree and
Cain streets, and the former home has
been converted into a club house, of
The club was thronged with guests
* *" ildnlght.
program
Ing the early hours, and
~ ‘ welcomed
R. C. Broyles ...
the name of the club. J. T. Hill re'
•ponded In an eloquent address, and
J. E. Pottle followed with an address
which was one of the features of the
evening. A dance In the handsomely
decorated ball room closed the even
ing's entertainment.
WERE IN COLLISION
WITH PRESIDENT
When the river boat Mississippi, on which
President Roosevelt made the trip down the
great river to Memphla. waa run Into by the
eteamahlp Fred Hartwlg a few daya ago, a
collision which canned the pilot to be pup-
pended for alx months, William I*. Hlrach
and T. M. Keep, both, of Pittsburg and dele-
itea to the convention of holler manufac-
irtra In Atlanta, were on the latter boat.
Mr. Iflrarh Is connected with the Ameri
can fiteel and Wire Company, while Mr.
Rees la a prominent manufacturer of marine
cause the passengers were anxious to get
closer to the president. He said the pilot
boat Lily waa next In line to the preafden-
m tMjrw
tlal boat and that aeveral times Pilot >
*'rerf Hartwlg ran ahead of the
head.
Honor* Msmory of Lott
Special to The Georgian.
Way cross, Ga., Oct. •.—Coffee county
superior court adjourned Monday
morning In tkwglaa, soon after It had
been organized, out of respect to John
M. Lott, ^>ne of Douglas' old citizen*,
who died there Sunday night. The
aesalon of court met again yesterday
morning and will probably last through
this week.
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o BULL KILLS BEAR •
O ON NEW YORK FARM. O
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O Port Jervis. N. Y., Oct. 9.— O
O Never diil bull and bear light more O
O fiercely In Wall street as on Ja- O
o cob Schlffer's farm above Cooks o
a Falls. The beer, dressed, weighed O
o mere than 100 pounds. It entered O
O the pasture, causing a stampede O
O among the cows. The Instaht the O
O bull saw the beer It charged. The O
O liattls lasted half in hour and the O
O bull won. O
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HEALTH
INSURANCE
The man who Insures his life Is
wise for his family.
The man who Insures his health
le wise both for his family and
himself.
You may insure health by guard
ing It. It is worth guarding.
At the first attack ot disease,
which generally approaches
through the LIVER and mani
fests Itself In innumerable ways
TAKE.
IN NEXT SATURDAY’S GEORGIAN, BROUGHT OR PHONED TO THE GEORGIAN OFFICE
Friday and Saturday, Oct. 11=12
., Wiley’s Candy, which is carefully packed, piece by piece, in handsome
! boxes, is famous for its flavor ana purity, and
You Get a 40-cenf Box Free
This means that you get the best grade of candy that Wiley manufactures,
the 80 cents per pound kind, and we give you the privilege of making
your own selection at' any of Wiley’s stores, if you like.
D CMFMRFP If you can’t bring your ad to The Georgian
f \ L Iff L Iff OLA Office Friday or Saturday, phone Bell 4929
or Atlanta 4401 and we will send for it without charge for messen
ger service. Share the opportunities that come to those who
USE GEORGIAN WANT ADS
CITY TAX NOTICE.
CITY TAX BOOKS WILL
BE CLOSED OCTOBER
10TH. PAY NOW BEFORE
FI. FAS ARE ISSUED
AND COSTS CHARGED.
E. T. PAYNE,
City Tax Collector.
Shot Cousin Over Knife.
Rjh*<*Is! to The Osoralnn.
Yatesvllle, as., Oct. 9.—Sunday night
while going to church Otla Calhoun
and Harrison Calhoun, first couslna,
engaged In a quarrel over a pocket
knife, the property or the former, but
In the' possession of the latter. Otis
C'alhnun wos endeavoring to recover hla
knifa from hla cousin when the latter
suddenly became enraged and shot him
through the body. The negro has ab
solutely no chance for recovery.
At Man's League,
The Men's League of the Capitol
Avenue Baptist church will have as Its
guest ot honor at Its meeting Thursday
night Dr. Junius W. Millard, the well-
known pastor of Ponce DeLeon Avenue
Baptist church. Dr. Millard will deliver
an address on "Rambles About Jerusa
lem."
An:! cavo your health. |
At West End Church.
Evangelist K. R. Clarkson, of CHrn-
nclie, Ala., ulll preach at West Uri'f
L’iirltUan church next Sunday.
If You Are Going to Paint
Consult us before placing
your orders. We attend per
sonally all jobs. Will cheer
fully furnish estimates. We
guarantee all work done by
us.
ATLANTA PAINTING
COMPANY,
613 Temple Court Building. Both
Phone*: Bell M. 6118; Atlanta 1284,
A substitute Ik never as good aa the origi
nal -therefore. Insist on catting what you
auk for. A dealer who la always wanting to
*ell you something Juat aa ff<x>u la not work-
SsaBss
#9'CORGI A. FULTON COUNTY.
To the Bnprrior «'ourt of Maid County:
Tha petition of R. M. Kubanka. H. F.
West. Ed I.. Humphreys. Thomaa C. Pe-
lot and J. It. Reynolds. of gold county, re
spect fully shows:
Ft rat. That your petitioner* dealre for
themselves and aatorlates to become Incor-
C .rated under the name and atyle of "At-
nta Pythian Caatle Aaaocfatloo," for a
of renewal at
Heoond. The object of wild corporation
la pecuniary gain to the stockholders.
Third. The particular hnalneas to be
carried on la that of building a Knights
of Pythias ensile In Atlantn, (la . said
county.
A>". *»'•• fiTf.alr.'rgr. *«*#i trailing .»rid
viji.ipplns a Ku:gb:» «•; Pythias CusMv lu
Atlanta. Ga., said county.
■ ■■I I In
Atlantn. Ga.. said county, may tuect and
-transact howneag. ,
Also, the furnishing to other lodges and
secret orders of all kinds, a lodge hull In
which to meet and transact buslnes*. and
to charge therefor a reasonable rental.
Petitioners ask the tight to buy, rent.
» inn "iiy, rvm,
lease, bold or gall such. real nnd personal
property as they may dealre and shall l»e
necessary for the mrrylng on of the busl
ness herein proposed.
Petitioners desire the right to rent or
lease their property, both real and per
sonal. to other parties for any legitimate
business should they see proper to do so#
proper
|
and to charge therefor a reasonable rental.
Petitioners desire the right to lend or
borrow money, and to secure the same by
I Hinds, mortgages, deeds, deeds of trust or
other Inatrnments.
Fourth. The principal office and place
of business of said corporation shall be In
of business of sabl corporal
Atlanta, Ga., aald county.
Fifth. The capital atock of said
U ‘ ‘ —
ration shall be ten thousand i:
aald corno-
*10,000) dol
lar stock from __
vote of the stockholders, to a sum not
reeding two hundred and fifty thousand,
(CM.OOOt dollars.
Mlxtb. Maid capital stork shall b# divided
Into shares of the par value of twenty-live
<$.*» dollars each; and they desire to re
ceive subscriptions to aald capital stock
jpon the following conditions:
The subscriber mutt be a Knight of
Pythias. In good standing, and tho stock
shall l*e paid for In cash or U|um such
terms aa may ’ ““
stock shall lie
that.’should nny _ . .. .
or .transfer bis said atock. be must traps'
fer or sail some to a Knight of Pythias iu
ling, am
cash of
lie agreed upon, and said
Issued upon the condition
ty stockholder* dealre to set!
Knights of Py-
gtHHl standing.
thtaa lodge. .— I—.
Seventh. That said corporation shall
lodge holding stock In said rorporatfo
;
atltute a majority of the hoard of din.
tors, except as qualified by the following
proviso: h
hersliip *'f each lodge, has subscribed In i
dltlon to the sold forty 140* shart-s uli
re f erred to, to the number of two hutidi
tyk)> ah area, thus allowing for each drat t
director shall
for each ad* .... _____ ____
abares subscribed. All additional dl
to be ihoteii by a majority voto
members present of sold Kulghta of
lodges who are stockholders In
lauta Pythian Caatle Association.
Eighth. Petitioner* desire tli# right
contract and be contracted with, and
have and uae a common seal, to roceli.*
to have all other rights and privileges ttur
are conferred by law upon corporations ««f
dike character, and be -subject to nil the re.
atrlctlons and Immunities as provided by
that
vlth the
WALTER A. SIMS.
Attorney for Petitioners.
Filed In office September 15.JW7.;
ARNOLD BROYLES. Clerk.
GEORGIA. FELTON COrNTY.
t, Arnold Broyles, clerk
court of said county, do h* r
the foregoing I* a true .u
of the application for chnj
he application tor ci
HI of Atlanta Pythian
as appears of Hie In tb s
Witness my bnrd awl
i-c this the 12th <*
■ superior
rtlfy that
icut copy
cm- director of sr.U cur;.onttlmi -UaH. be*Clerk (
*1 f* HKOVrE?