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TITE ATLANTA
THREE GOVERNORS
. . ho*t of depositors -with Two Million, Three Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Dollar* to their credit, strongly endorsed
THE NEAL BANK.
flrst appointed a State Depository by the late Got. W. Y. Atkin-
"then by Ex-Governor Allen D. Candler, reappointed by him, then
’tinted by his successor, Governor-J. M. Terrell, also reappointed
1! Min tVe are so near the ten thousand lino accounts on our books
jhjtwe are encouraged to reach out for
TWENTY THOUSAND DEPOSITORS.
If each one of our loyal patrons will send us one or more accounts
will soon bavo the roll complete, thus enabling us to still further
Increase our ability to aid Merchants, Manufacturers and Homo
Builders.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
One Dollar starts an account with a llttlo Homo Rink and book
or with a book only. Wo allow Interest, compounded semi-annually, at
tie rate of
THREE and one-half per cent, per annum.
\ Tit South's Ideal College-Preparatory Home School
Georgia Military Academy
College Park (suburb of Atlanta), Ga.
cn’« <h*tlay la fl**d aa he passes from 12 to 18 yean of age. The
question with avery parent—What teachers, what com*
raabdU. what •ariror.ment will fully tatlafy the peculiar need* of m r
* Vend inaura hla fullest development, social, moral, intellectual,
I with ua will aid any parent.
a specialist, every opportunity is
I every bor. the full limit of attendance is reached every year.
SSdrfmuipment, perfect htwlth, delightful Southern winters of
?£, famous PiMmont region, 1,300 feet above eea level. About 80
I hoarding pupils live with president and faculty of 10. Highest moral
swiioeudtone. Selact patronage from many States. Regular military
drill*, fuod gymnasium, modern readinr room, wholesome athletics
[ aadtr trainsd director,
sstions) academies,^
'pairing. music.
preparation for any college or the
Thorough
md Ihortha _
oaitiona secured or money re-
Atk our hundreds of gradu-
i their employers about us.
ad, ssnd to us, and receive
largo illustrated catalogue.
ILUCY COBB INSTITUTE,
Athens, Ga.
|1906 — 1907
Th« FORTY-EIGHTH .e.tlon of the
(Lucy Cobb Initltute, an Institution for
■the education of young women of
■Georgia, will reopen on WEDNESDAY,
(SEPTEMBER 12. For catalogue and
|rcom reservations apply to
MBS. M. A. LIPSCOMB,
Principal.
Phene 406 or-Drop ■ Postal to
THE TRIPOD PAINT CO„
37 N. Pryor 8b. and a
IkixrTham
ARTIST
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Will bring you a sample-card and
give you an satlmat. on Tinting
your walla with DECO-MURA, the
new eanitery Well Finleh.
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DEUT8CHLAND WIN8 0
RACE ACROSS OCEAN,
IS NO NOTICE
OF AN EPIDEMIC
CHOLERA PREVALENT IN
PHILIPPINES ALWAYS.
ENGINEER COSBY IN WRECK;
j SECOND WITHIN A MONTH
—
Kngi
|tral of
in his
His on
noor Pirn It. Conby, of th*» Cen-
Georgia railway, Has Tuesday
second wreck within n month.
Kino which Tuesday night near
hutted into a loose coal car was
which wreck one person was killed and
fifty hurt.
How tho coal car got looae haa not
been developed. No aerloua damage
and both engineer and flro-
Sanitary Education of Natives Is
Expected to Relieve the
Situation.
Mill
j the same which on the evening of June I man Ju
J •'> crashed into the Atlanta and West * Engineer Coshy was pulling
j Point picnic train at Fair street, In ' freight loaded with watermelons
fast
By Trlvnte Leased Wire.
Washington, July 4.—The bureau of In*
solar affairs of the war department has no
dispatches from Manila Imlb-atfag that
pldemlc In the Philippines, si*
though It has boon known that It has ex*
(itw in a mild form In parts of the is
land.
fi.
difli
The last outbreak of cholera In the P
ii>plm>n oceured in August. 1906. wh«*n from
ugutt 13 to October 14. 713 case-* ami
filths were reported. Hut the outbreak
1905 WSS iiihlgiuQcnnt when compared vrlth
tluit of 1902. when n tot hi of llo.SB can
were reported, nnrt 82,965 deaths
known to have occurred.
Cholera in n Might form Is epidemic,
the Philippines almost everywher
NEW YORK STANDS READY
TO FIGHT AGAINST LOCK]A W
New York, July
the weather man
enthualnam of th
ee/ebratioo of the
full blast nt «
-Pesplt
the
of
le last deaths from cholera reported tt>
no bureau were several months ago, when Vk‘V»
wo soldiers at Port McKinley died of that
ork
Samp
rising generation, the
orlou* Fourth was on
Ilfjht, and the niubu-
lighters were up
th. *
tlu* Americans i« gradual/ relieving tho
serlousnes of the outbreak.
BUCKET SHOPS.
ABE OPPOSE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FLEDGES ITSELF.
Boykin Bill Before Legislature
Will Receive Support of At
lanta Merchants.
FOR COUNCIL.
e !"*P«;HuHy ennounce my»«lf _
I«n4id»ts for council from the Second
■ Ward, lubj.et to the white primery on
■ Augu.t 22.
PRES8 HUDDLESTON.
i * retpeotfully announce myeelf .
■ UMidXt for council from the Third
pegwf a*** *° * ■ white primery on
C. W. MANGUM.
By Private Leased Wire.
Plymouth. England. July 4.—
Tho Deutschland, of the Hom-
burg-Amerlcan line, which ar
rived here at 7: lb o'clock today,
.has won her race acroea the
ocean with the French liner 1*
Provence.
The latter etarted from New
York an hour later and has not
been reported.
TRIM WILL RACE ■
against a trotter
In tecta* mature ere
I SI? ™* * l, k tatereet the race between
<ho trottlo* oetrfch, and
I,™, OIMwney," t„t trotting hone
■m2. 11 n - Ereos, of Atlanta, which
l(. ,k k |„ pl ‘. l ‘ " **tarday, July 7, at 4 o’clock
It.: MMniont park race track.
! "‘ fon *s te the Iograut Bro*.
IS. 2 f ? r . m *' ,,onc# DeLeon perk, and
i ku „ 1 “ “c'etal foreign countries and
lr»„ r, ' r bt ‘ t ' n beaten except onco
I tt^r wh ®° h * wa* pitted against
iriV; and taking fright at tL_
let. i ' Ul, illn e became nnnunageeble and
I““wqueoce adjudged loeer. Mr.
I in., ?r w , h '* *’ B nd Gfbboney" qnartered
I l»u! ,I T '** ,,lrd * °n the farm at l’unce
I 1,1 n tdrr that the racer may he-
1ST .T 11 ; “'d ‘o ‘he eight of th* oatrich
ItaoBw-oi !r, * ht '“*d *t th* crltteal
I till*'. “’’'■"dance Id expected at tho
IK?™' <"><* on Saturday^ 1 nti.j those
t , "”'**« In hand have proratied
ltd, i"‘ -ram of flrst-ctass racing events.
Idanml ' 5 '. cblrt Joyner, of *)*> are
h,T ® h®** naked to oBIctat.
I u, T" Mr. Evans and Ur. Carden
| Draf.ca, < *
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AGED MILLIONAIRE
WEDDED SECRETLY.
By Private Leeeed Wire.
Philadelphia, July 4.—With
out taking th* trouble to notify
hi* family, Samuel A. Croller,
aged 81, the muUl-mlllonalre
manufacturer and Baptist
churchman, has been quietly
married to Mr*. Josephine Stow-
er Grier, of thl* city, the cere
mony taking place In Doylee-
town, a hamlet In Chester coun
ty. Mr. end Mr*. Croaler then
returned to the former’* man
sion at Upland, alien he an
nounced the wedding to hi* sons
and daughter*.
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CA8TELLANE CAST
OUT BY DEPUTIES.
By Private Leased Wire.
Parts, July 4.—Count Bonl de
Castcllane was thrown out of
hts seat In th* French chamber
of deputies last night on the
ground of political trick (fry. The
chamber by a vote of 2(1 to 111
annulled his election and de
clared hi* place vacant.
SILVER BASKETS.
I ait ^ e are lowing some veiy
L, r ‘?’ (lVe patterns in these
I Sought pieces. The
who have wrought
riJ 11 lave 80 admirably car-
I !’ ut the artistic ideals of
I i* ', f - SI ? ner8 ^Tiat the result eV*o
“entirely pleasing. .
iim. rac \ e ^ e *> ance an( T supe-
..... w "‘kmanship are char-
iaJ P C ° f a " our silver-
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EXCELLENT SERVICE TO
V. RIGHTSVILLE BEACH,
NORTH CAROLINA.
During the month* of June, July
and August the Seaboard Air Line
Railway will operate on lta train leav
ing Atlanta.at »:M p. m., every SAT
URDAY, a through sleeping car to
Wilmington, N. C.; returning the
through sleeper will leave Wil
mington Thnraday at -3:00 p.
arriving In Atlanta at
a. m., Friday. Arrangements
have been made with tho street rail
way people at Wilmington to have
cars ready at the depot to Immediate
ly transport passengers to th* hotel*
at Wrlghtavllle Beatfh. Baggage will
be checked to destination. WEEK-
END rate, good for five days, (8.2s;
SEASON tickets, 118.66.
SEABOARD. i
Tho work of tho Crodlt Men's Aasocla
tlon and others Interested In tho abolish]
ment of bucket shops In Georgia was
heartily sanctioned by tho chamber of com|
merce Tuesday afternoon at the regular
monthly meeting of tho directors, and|
resolutions were passed which will
| much toward tho final passage of the bill I
now before the house. Introduced by Mr.
Hoykln, of Lincoln, prohibiting bucket shops
-mi commission houses.
David Kirkland, chni
lntlvo committee; J. K. Orr, <T.
8e«b Wright i
r vt the bill. h. tl
—^Lelsnd, commission brokers,
•poke ngnlnst the oiessure. II. h. Foreman
[introduced tho following resolution, which
■asMMsd by the chamber of commerce: ■
—\Ve deplore the present pernicious tea
■nicy toward specular
classes that Clll le*it uuvuin. mill t» IT III \I
glnd to give our hearty moral support to
the movement now maxing to exterminate[
the agencies of this evil, provided, how
ever. that no Injury is done to our mnn
nfnctnrers, cotton merchants and other le-
glUmste business Interests."
Sir. Cothran maintained that bucket shops
nod commission businesses were different,
and that, although he was uot against the
abolishment of the tormer, the latte# should I
not suffer.
Hugh Inman, at tho Invitation of the
chamber of commerce, expressed hla vlewi
stating that he was nfrsldthe bill wouf
. expressed his views.
nfraid the bill would
Interfere with the cotton millers and mer|
Ichants protecting themselves by buying fu-L
tnro contracts. Mr. Kirkland stated that
this phase of the question bad been care
fully looked Into, and that tbs bill would
In no way affect this class of men.
-w—-... Interest of the proposed
National military parks around this city.
Hlnce th# last meeting the following
names bars been added to the roll of the
chamber of commerce, which brings th*
total membership up to 4461 J. K. Murphy,
* * Fletcher, B. Watts Company* C,
Company, C.
SP. . J. liver. Comrinny. A. N.
Jrnkln., Edward J. (f’nrirnr, fi.Hirg» 11111-
v.r, Jr.. W, O. Aroh«r, W. W. (irlttin,
\V. E. r.onn.y, Adam. A H<Wt Company,
el IIoop Company. ll. -F. Wj
PRESIDENT CABRERA
IN FEAR OF POISON
By Privet. Leew-d Wire.
Mexico City, July 4.—So terrified to
preatdent Cabrera, of Guatemala, of
the revolutlonUle, according to Dun*
can BankharL conaul general of Salva
dor, that all of hi* food I* eent to him
In a tin can by hi* mother eecurely
locked leat It be poleoned en route.
Cabrera I* *o afraid of aeaaa.ln.tion
that he never aleep* two conaecutlv*
nlghta In the aame room. It I* atao
raid that Cabrera ha* become to mor
bid that he haa tmpHaoned the wlvee
of leading rltlsene.
Changes and
Corrections
In listings in the next
Bell Telephone Di
rectory should reach
this office byJUI.Y25
to insure insertion.
Listings close on that
date. Now is a good
time to join thell.OOO
other Atlantans who
are Bell Telephone
subscribers,
q Reasonable Rates
Call Contract Dept., M. 1300
BELL
SERVICE
IS SATIS
FACTORY
There was llftb
"■father in the early
countless athletic CpieMt
day will probably b
of clearing
lag. a
i mranged for
illy interfered
are celebrating. Tom-
many hall has Its usual feast of patriotic
oratory during the morning, and th# presi
dent Is the celt tral figure at the celebration
at Oyster Hay.
The usual throng that flock# to th#
honcho# was h< hick by fh© rain. Tfaero
will he patriotic t»and concert# Iw the
parks. ^
The health department has laid In a
big supply of t#tami# anti-toxin, and nnr
<b»ctor who h#S Occasion to use the lock*
Jaw preventive e*n obtain It from th#
health department headquarters. Thirty*
one anti toxin distributor# have becu on
duty since daylight.
A TLANTAN, A T THE SCENE,
SA YS THA W WILL NOT DIE
Uobert Goodman, Vnudovllle editor of
The N#w York Morning Telegraph, ar
rived In Atlanta Tuesday night to vlalt
hi# parent#, Mr. and Mr#. Charles M.
Goodman* In West End. For tho past
year Mr. Goodman Has boon In charge
of one of the moat Important depart
ment# of hla paper. Three year# ago
he was In Atlanta a# leading man In
"Tho Night Before Christ mat" compa
ny. The following season he was with
DaWolt Hopper In "Happylnnd," and
wa# with the "Earl and the Olrr com
SCORE OF HOUSES
ARE BLOWN DOWN
FAMILY IN TEXA8 TOWN T088ED
100 FEET BY THE
tornado.
By Private Lenard IVIre.
Waco, Texas. July 4.—A tornado at
West Station, 20 miles north of Waco,
last night, blew down a score of rcnl-
dence*. Mrs. Mary Allen was badly
Injured anil n man named Adaipa hod
an arm broken. Tho Adams family
were blown m distance of 100 feot. The
town has 2,000 Inhabitants and was In
total darkness all night.
MINISTERS DISCUSS
METHOOJF REVIVAL
ARE CONSIDERING THE EVAN
QELIZATION OF C(Vy OF
ATLANTA.
killed Stanford Whlt« on the Madison
Nqunr* roof gnrdcn Mr. Goodman «
one of tho flrst reporters on the scene.
With two other Telegraph men—one
whom was Karl Decker—Mr. Ooodman
covered the Thaw-Whit* story In _
way that made the other New York pa*
per* sit up and take notice. Mr. Good
man Is of the opinion that Thaw wll
not bo mad* to suffer for the ddath
Willie.
After visiting rolattves In Atlanta Mr,
Goodman will leave for New York Hun
day at noon. He has accepted a posh
lion as manager for a new melodrami
"Tho Sowing Machine Girl," which
open at Boston August 4, and will
seen In Atlanta the coming season.
erne,
will
AYCOCK IS HONORED
AT CARROLLTON, C
BANQUET AND RECEPTION TEN
DERED PRESIDENT OF a C.
8. C. A880CjATI0N.
meeting of members of the Business
Men's (Impel Union and ministers from
different denominations waa held Tuesday
et 'Im- V. M. < . A, htilMlns, for
the purpose of discussing plans for fulnro
evangelical work In Atlanta.
There were present at (ho meeting Gov
ernor W. J. Sorthen. Dr. Marlon Hall,
Major Halford nnd Mr. I-atterson. repre
senting the gospel onion. Representing tho
Presbyterians, Iter. Richard Orm* Fttan
and Dr. A. R. Holderty. For the Christian
chorcfa, Dr. Pendleton, of. First church,
sad Dr. Kinttb, of West Knd church. For
tbs Methodists, Dr. Charles O. Jones, and
Dr. John E. White, of th# Baptist*.
Short calks were mad* by CoverVr
Northern Dr. John E. White. Dr. A
tlolderby, Rev. Richard O. Pllnn and Rev.
II. p. Smith. The minister* and member*
th* union discussed vsrlnns methods of
doing evangelical work In Atlanta, though
no action was taken before the mooting
adjourned.
JNO. L. MOORE & SONS
Have the (rtdy practicable aolld double
vision glasses on the market. They
•re the Integral Kryptok Invisible bl
forala and are Infinitely superior to th*
cement kind* falsely advertised as In
visible. John L. Mood* 4k Sons are
sole manufacturers of th* Kryptok* In
Georgia. Headquarter* for everything
optical, 42 N. Broad Street, Prudential
Building. *'
ELECTED TO OHAIR
IN NEWBERRY COLLEGE
Special to The Georgian.
Newberry, 8. C„ Jaly 4.-Profei
Gforge W. Hsnaehlld. of New York elty.
REDUCED R. R. RATES
FOlt FOURTH OF JULY.
The W. A A. R. R. and N. C. A St.
L. Railway will #*l( cheap round trip
tickets to all point# south of the Ohio
and Potomac and east of the Missis
sippi river, Including 8t. Louis,
Evansville *nd Cincinnati, at one and
one-third fares; tickets to be sold
July 2d, 3d and 4th, good to return
until July 8th, 1906.
For further Information and tick
ets apply to any agent of the W. A
A. R. R.
CHA8. E. HARMAN,
General Pass. Agent.
Spoofal to Tbo Georgian.
Carrollton, Ga., July 4.—Uon. J. A. Ay
cock, recently elevated to the office
president of tbo Oeorgla Cotton Heed
Crtfohera' Association at Lltbla Hprlns*.
run a routing oration aud a •pleruMi
banquet Monday evening by tbo Carrollton
board of trmb\ The tmt Imd l.*-« n
kept a secret from Mr. Aycock and urbeo
tho Uii'i'l! UK of tin- I.o:u.I of truth' \\iiH
c«lb*U to order tbo subjart of Its honors
wan uot present. I'ronldent Mandovllle
down after him and us bo camo Into tbo
ball ho was greeted by long and loud np-
plaute. lie still did uot understand tho
sjdrit of tbo mooting until the preside
called Uon. W. C. Adamson to tbo floor.
Judge Adamson rnponded In one of bl#
rnalomnry speech*#, full of ivlt, wiadom
and healthful advlco. llo flrst lauded nud
eulogized Mr. Aycock nud commended the
great work be lind dune In tbo part he
Find tnkeu in the development of the cot*
tun send Industry, giving him the place
an ono of lta chief promoters, not) then be
•poke of encouraging more new InduMtrlea
nd tho material development of tbo conn
y'a natural renoarcct.
General H. W, Harris wa# called on n/id
rmponded. He, too. paid a high tribute to
Sir. Aycock. •peaking of hl« young life
and hi« stniyglo for an education In ths
university of toe Mate: bow he nlwaya at
tended to nil bin duties nud did ever —
well, nnd an a result of thin pract
nut only won the honor# of his elm
made an nvernge gradi* of 100 per cent lb
Ayeouk.
Mr. Aycock responded. He was so ranch
taken by anronss by tho mooting and the
|“ utes paid him that It troi difficult tf "
polio. Ho roue amid applause. Mr. ,
cock epos# of tho cotton 0#ed Industry .
the state nnd In the South. (To Mb] ji
bad been an ambition of hla youth that
had followed him ou up to the present to
succeed In putting In aarcoMfuI operation
some Infant untried Industry In Ids own
land; that b# bad chosen the cotton In
dustry. He w«# on# of It# pioneers tin4 b«
worked nt It snd rnoourng*! It swung «
people who were skeptical of Its outcome
lint for fifteen years be bad labored hard
for It; that when ho began bis work In this
matter there were 1cm than tlf;y thills, nnd
they of small capnclty. in tho couth; thaf
today there are more than TOO, represent'
a capital Investment of more than |Uc»,
A sumptuous bno<|u»»t was then spread
to the member*, and the orragpra wa*
made on* of supreme good will snd good
fseUpi-
$500.00.
POSTMA8TER8 MEET
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Special to the Georgian.
Charlotte, N. C, July 4.—Th* annual
convention of th* North Carolina Post
masters' Association Is In eessl m to
day. The president of the a--x-lstion
Is Postmaster R W. Smith, of Char-
hdte, through whose effort* iho organ
ization was formed several j car. ago.
Tho above reward will bo paid
tor such evidence as will lead to
arrest and conviction of tho party
or parties who maliciously cut a
number of wirca on cable pole at
corner of Peachtree and Seventh
streets, during Wednesday night,
April 19, or Thursday morning,
April 20.
A like reward will be paid for
such evidence as will lead to tho
arrest and conviction of any per
son or persons maliciously inter
fering with or destroying the
property of this company, at any
point.
TAYLOR’S
You Can Buy I hem at
These Prices
Thursday and Friday.
White, Blade and Colored|hi
Wnsli Silk W,-lists, ropnl.-irjH I
prices $1.75, £2 and $2.50, for t *
Embroideries, from 7 to 9 4 av _
inches, regular 12 l-2c nnd I ( I PTC
16cqualities, for,yard A v
Mill Ends nnd Remnants of
finest 12 i-2e, 15c nnd 20o^| -
Giuglinnia nud Chnmbrnvs, (In TC
yard .„ v 2 VwLO
Embroidered Mulls nnd Dot- 4 N -
ted Swiss in 20c and 25c I /'f’C
qualities, for, yard * ^
Boys’ Laundered Mmlrnsg^sw _
nni Cham bray Shirts, 39c^"> f'|C
qualities, each V/l °
Child’s Tan Barefoot San- pf f\ -
dais, in regular 75c qualities, /** |*j^
for, pair w vw
Ladies’ new Tan or Black
Hililimi Tic Oxfords, in
qualities, for, pair
36x45 Blenched nnd Hem-«| -
mod Pillow Cases for, each. A vJ CIS
81x90 full Bleached andp#^ -
Hemmed Sheets, for, each. CIS
Ladies’ extra out size full 4 f\ -
Bleached and Taped Un- III /*TC
derrests, for, each’. * v vw
Ladies* Colored Lawn Kimo-f^ f"* -
nos with white facings, full^*^ CIS
shapes •.."™ w
240 MARIETTA ST.
$2.00
MfUSMBOS
CASINO
THIS WEEK
Metlnee* Today, Thursday and Satur
day.
MAX HOFFMAN'S OWN COMPANY,
30 PEOPLE 30
Including "Sllvora" Oakley, Toney
Hart, Gertruda Hoffman, Otto
Brothor*. Twin Sluter* Dolly.
Next Week—VAUDEVILLE.
8ALES AT OHAND BOX OFFICE.
PONCE DELE01J
I P-A.RK n
DIRECTION JAKE WELLS, PresIdiQL
THE GARDEN SPOT
Of Atlanta.
BAND CONCERTS TWICE DAILY.
See OSTRICH Farm
PIEDMONT PARK,
JULY 4th, 5:30 P. M.
SHAM BATTLE.
ARTILLERY, CAVALRY,
INFANTRY, GAT*
LING GUN.
Admission 25 cents; chil
dren under ten years old ad
mitted free when accompa
nied by an adult. Seats in
, grand stand free.
; BENEFIT FIFTH IN-
FANTRY ENCAMP
MENT FUND.
CAPITAL I0E MEN
TO BE PROSECUTED
fly PrtfMts Lmm4 Wire.
Washington, Jaly 1—Ic# m*gaatft# of
Washington #r# to ttmlftrgo # roars# of
trait l-nitlng,'* and District CommiMlon«>r
West has rvqoftstad from the corporation
ronoiftl an opinion on Ibft proper way to
proceed against the ao-called trust.
Tbr price rctnalo# thft name #■ two or
thr## Wftftks ago* bat th*- supply of each
family ha# I-*n eat to two-third# of tbo
former amount.
■ iffi®"L23r;22»
fast enougn, ana
Is nosrly nhsusti
(key esu't skip from
•apply
HIGH LICENSE ACT
OOES IN EFFECT
RACES!
Piedmont Park Track,
SATURDAY, JULY 7, i P. M.
BIRD VS. HORSE.
The Trotting Ostrich Hurricane
VS.
The Fast Trotting Horse
BUD GIBBONY.
Other * Exciting Races.
Admission 26c. and 60c,
Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company,
I. EPPS BROWN,
General Manager.
Bpftrial to The Georgian.
Huntsville, Ala., July 4.—The early
closing and high llrenoa on local
ealoon* ere dstn effect Th* eaitxm*
are required to clcto at 11 p. m. and
open not earlier than 6 a. m.
FT. OGLETHORPE CLUB
RAIDED BY OFFICERS
Kportal to Tb# Georgian.
Chattanooga, Twin.. July 4.—Waik«r
county. Gt., offers hnv# raided # b##v
< lob %rhtrh. It waa allcgmt. wa# bviog
operated on Haoday at Fork OgWtborpo.
——l -
Page Was Nominated.
Special to tb*» Georgian.
Charlotte, N. C, Jujy 4.—At Hexing-
WORKED FOR 46 YEARS
WITHOUT A VACATION
SpocUl to Th- GnorgUo*
AffMa OtL, Juty 4.—Uobert Young,
the veteran city ball Janitor, kne 4’.
record of working 45 y<-.xr< without a
vacation He says that he has only
been off from the work all tog.-tli.-r
about 19 dny% and thon he u.-t- tick
$2.88
MACON AND RETURN.
Via
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
RAILWAY.
Account Grand Lodge K. of P. (Col
ored). Meeting, Macon, July 10-14, 1906.
toa r##Urdaj H#«. Hobart N. Pnc# wa# j The Central of Georgia Railway will
mm rh*- (’-rnocrntlc HokBt to j tell ticket# to Macon and rtturn, July
a_«*' tu*' s. rt nth district. [9 And 10, at rate of on# far# plus
25 cents from all points in Georgia#
At Kutherfonlton th# Republican
[county convention met and elected del
egate# to the congreaalon.il. JudlcUI ami
I atnte conventions. President Rooi#-velt
and his administration were ind jiaeJ.
Tickets I
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