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HIE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. fUATTRDAT, JULY -t. AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS 19 i Peachtree Strut, Atlanta, 6a. OVER ftCHAUL A MAY. Dr. C. C. NEEDHAM, Prop. Rubber Plates ( A rn 22-K Gold Crown.... V #iOU Porcelain Crown t \ Bridgework, per tooth PAINLESS EXTRACTING r D r CI TEETH CLEANED intt. Hours, B a m. till 0 p. m. Sunday, 9 a. m. till 4 p. m. WE TAKE IMPRESSION AND PUT IN YOUR TEETH 8AME DAY. UP WANTED .COLORED LABORERS $1.25 PER DAY GEORGIA CAR COMPANY, RIDGE AVENUE. BRENAU COLLEGE—SCHOOL OF ORATORY. For the first time in the history of the South, a special catalogue has been Issued giving Information regarding a School of Oratory. In fact. It may be aald that for the first time In Its history, the South has a School of Oratory. Messrs. Foote & Davies have just pub lished for Brenau College, Oalnesvllle, Ga.,*a beautiful catalogue of the School of Oratory; the various courses offered are fully out lined and the catalogue Is illustrated with some beautiful views of the room* of the School of Oratory. If you are Interested in the study of Expression, address Brenau School of Oratory, Gainesville, Ga. DRY GOODS CLERK IS HEIR TO FORTUNE OF $3,000,000 By Private. Leased Wire. IVIchlta,' Kan., July 21.—Thrice a millionaire Is Claud B. Leppelman, 28 years old, of this city, who for twelve years has tolled nine’ hours a day and I. now to be plunged Into the financial world with 83,000,000 at his command. Leppelman Is a clerk In' a dry goods store. Less than a year ago J. C. Ingraham, a capitalist, died In New York. Execu tors placed a valuation on his property of 338,000,000. Leppelman Is one of the eleven heirs. The dead man was an uncle of Justice Ingraham and great uncle of Leppelman. SUPREME COURT JUDGE ADMITS ASKING REBATE By Private Leased Wire. Milwaukee, Wli., July 21.—It Is ad mitted by Justice R. D. Marshall of the supreme court that he'had asked that the life Insurance agent’a commission f,,r collection of the premium on his policy he paid to him. He contends that there was nothing wrong In his re quest. The matter came to light at the life Insurance Investigating commission'* meeting Thursday, when the corre* apondence between Judge Marshall and the company was read. The disclosures made have created a sensation, and Impeachment proceedings are hinted at. POPE THOUGHT PRESS REPORTED HIM AS A WOULD-BE SUICIDE By Private Leased Wire. Rome, Italy, July 21.—The pope’s thumb, which was Injured by a pen, la stHI bandaged. Referring to it In con versation with Cardinal Satolll, he said the newspapers had. probably reported the Incident as a case of attempted sui cide. He regretted the publicity, which he.had vainly tried to prevent. PHYSICIANS DISCUSS CHEAT WHITE PLAGUE Executive Committee of Anti- Tuberculosis League in Ses sion in Atlanta. The executive committee of the American Anti-Tuberculosis League met Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock In the unices of Dr. George Brown, a- member of the committee, In the Aua- tell building. The meeting of the com mute,. will probably continue through Monday. Dr. It K. Conllff. of Sioux City, Iowa, [miiient of the league, has found It necessary to tender his resignation, the principal object of the preeent meeting „f the executive committee Is t'l elect a new president. Dr. Mary E. Lapham, of North Caro lina, is among the visiting members of he committee. This distinguished "oman physician has gained promi nence through many articles on tuber- culnsla and Ua treatment, published In 'arlous Journals. NEW RAILWAY LINE CHARTEREDjSATIIRDAY Augusta and Northwestern To Bo Built Between Augusta and Athens. .' ’ Charters for new ralllroad* In Geor gla are becoming almost as common as charters for state bank*. ■ Friday morning the secretary of state granted a charter to tHe Augusta and Northwestern Railway, which the Incorporators propose to build between Augusta and Athens, a distance of 80 miles. The line will run a northwesterly direction through Richmond, Columbia, McDuffie, Wilkes, Oglethorpe and Clarke counties, with the principal of fice In Augusta. The capital stock Is named at 8100. 000. and the Incorporators, E. Fr Ver dery, P. D. Langdon. W. M. Butt, H. H. Alexander, Charles T. Fargo, Bryan Lawrence, W. XV. Rameey, XX. E. An drews, J. T. Smith and W. B. XVhlte, all of Augusta. WE ARE ALWAYS PREPARED TO “BOLSTER” UP OUR STATEMENTS In this esse. It Is th«t ''Best” Bolster Springs, and other good things. If yon have any thing to has), from chlrkens down to eggs. In fnct, srerythlng, Including pump kins and peaches. These "Beet" Bolster springs readily convert a Jolt wagon Into n comfortable spring vehicle. "ben the harvest Is over, and pockets, site loaded with '"■•re. then tern your thoughts to Xmne's Carriages and Harness. Jerlty “ m * r * test and ride We ran suit the majority. Are yon In the I Come Around Where Vehicles and Har= ness Abound. “Everybody Knows’ E. D. CRANE & CO. Front New Depot. GIG TIMBER DEAL IS AT $300,000 Paid and Property Will Be Developed in Near Future. 8pectnl to The Oeorglan. Thomasvllle, Ga.. July 11—One of.tha largest Umber deals of recent years In Georgia has been perfected here. By It the J. L. Phlltllps Lumber Company, of Thomasvllle, has acquired from Ve reen & Smith, of Moultrie, Go., and XVIlllam Godfrey A Company, of Che- raw, S. C„ timber lands aggregating about 40,000 acres, lying around Tails- hassee, '■'In. It Is estimated that the timber will cut 260,000,000 feet of lum ber. The largest portion of the timber Is virgin round timber and the deal carries turpentine, lumber and land. Only a small part of the timber con ed has been turpentined, he consideration Involved Is about 3800,000. The Phillips Company will Im mediately begin the erection of saw mills for the manufacture of this tim ber with a capacity of some 36,000,000 feet per year. The J. L. Phillips Company was'or ganised In Thomasvllle some two year* ago with J. L. Phillips, president: J. S. Gordon, vice president, and Charles Phlllllps, Jr., sferetary and treat GAVE MY CHILD T r Quincy Taylor, Accused by Ten-Year-Old Son, Held by the Police. BIG AUCTION SALE OF HOME LOTS AT Cascade Park in West End KEEP YOUR For There Is ON THIS SALE Something Doing. 31 fine Lots for Homes will be sold at Auction on Saturday, July 28th. There will be a prize of $100.00 in Gold Given Away after the sale; so, be sure and get a ticket for the drawing. This property in West End is on Cascade Avenue just off of Jordan Street, one of the most desirable locations in West End. Watch news papers for fuller details. Terms: One-third cash, balance 6 and 12 months. 6 per cent, interest or 7 per cent, discount for cash. Quincy Taylor, of 10 Corput struct, who la accused by his 10-year-old son, Albert Taylor, of forcing him to drink, under penalty of a thrashing, until he became beastly Intoxicated, was arrest ed Friday night by Policemen Arro- wood and XVylle, and will be arraigned Saturdiw afternoon before Recorder Broyles. Taylor Is held prisoner In the police station In default of a cash bond of 3200. Taylor, when seen Saturday morn ing, admitted giving hla child ttvo glasses of beer, but said he thought any father had a perfect right to give his own child whisky and beer If he so desired. He denied .he threatened the boy. The physicians at the Grady hos pital, however, declare the child, when received Into that Institution Thurs day night, was In a terribly drunken sondltlon and almost dead. "I took my little boy up town with me Thursday night," said the father, "and gave him two glasses of b*er. I did not buy the beer myself. A friend was with me and asked me to take a lass of beer, tolling me to bring my oy In and give him some beer, too. I The official announcement of the _ drank two glasses of betr and the changes In the passenger department nPanH i W h. V a , Ju n Ltr!l« of the Southern Railway, and as given suddenly became III and I had to carry I, .... - him the remainder ol the distance on ,n d ® tal * ,n lMt Tuesday .Georgian, my back. Later, he was taken to tho was made to the press Saturday. The hospital. I had no Idea I was violating I change:, to* take effect August ,1‘, 'are: the law, I thought any_ fatherjhad a j brooKSI MORGAN, assistant gen- senger agent at Atlanta, re- W. A. FOSTER, Agent, J. W. FERGUSON, Auctioneer. Sale Promptly^ at 3:30, July 28th. | GEORGE ALLEN COMES IN PLACE OF MORGAN right to' give his" child drink. This Is | not the first time my boy has drunk , % , beer." EWARD IS OFFERED FORT J, ALEXANDER, ALLEGED DEFAULTER signed, to go In tho manufacturing business. 1 GEORGE B. ALLEN, assistant gsn eral passenger agent at St. Louta, transferred to Atlanta with same title. J. C. BEAM, JR., district passenger agent at Atlanta, goes to St. Louts as iger agent, clerk to W. H. Tayloe, will be assistant general pas senger agent at XVashlngton, D. C. J. C. LUSK, district passenger agent at Jacksonville, will come dm. to Atlanta leaves the post- ,tlon of traveling passenger agent at Special to The Georgian. t Macon to become district passenger Augusta, Ga., July 21.—One thousand agent at •Jacksonville, dollars reward has been offered by the I J- L. HUNT, city paasengsr and Georgia Railroad Bank for tho capttir. [«*« «•»« .^Columbu^uce«d. Mr. of Thomas W. Alexander, who defraud- Jgent traveling pa. the bank ouf of something like 3130,- p. R. McMILLIN, clerk In Brooks 000, and skipped out for parts unknown. Morgan's office In Atlanta, will go to The police have been notified of the re- qolumbua aa city ticket and passenger ward, and It will not be48hour.before »«£,"<•„ BONE. western passenger eve . ry .. c ? p •°4 t J ,ei 7 1 , , r !. da agent, Dallas, Texan, In made district “ * n "* Birmingham, Ala. | j. n/itxntoKjS, district passenger Ihe reward came as a suijrlse, as It mfent at Birmingham, Ala., will be as believed that there would be no trantferrcd to d*h m , Texan, as weat- legal steps taken in the affair for the Immsenirer agent. ^resent, but after careful consideration M . COX WELL, city passenger agent the officials of the bank have notlllod and l|clcet B(Mlt Bt Selma, Ala., will the police, also had circulars Printed, I be appointed city passenger and ticket and they will he sent to every town In B „ nt at Birmingham, the United States. .. _ - . I R. B. CREAGH, traveling passenger 1, Som . B 0 , f f* ** ent * l Birmingham, Ala., Is trans- th * 1 D® has l®ft this continent, f e rred to Selma as traveling passenger and that when he Is located, he wifi be a „ n , found In Europe. One of his nearest I HK ; VRT STANra L, ticket agei friends ststed a few days ago thst he B elms, Ala., Is promoted to be never expected tosee Alexander bark Bn d ticket agent at Selma, In Augusta alive, and that he did not vJT believe that he was In the United a. M. ALMAND, to be city passenger St**®*- , and ticket agent at Rome, Os., vice It has been two week* »t" c ®*1*51211 W. c - Bpencer, transferred to position d * r ,n th ® ° mc ® of a '* l,t » nt general p«s- w» r «qu.mud wTthTe fJ:U In** tile I ** n *® r agent, Ch.tt.noog^ T.nn. It ha. been ten days since that| jjjq l JJQORE & SONS | Have the only successful solid .two- nvlsible eyeglass on the market, the Integral Kryptok Invisible Bifocal, with no cement to come loose. ■No other gtassee compare with It In eye-comfort and dressy appearance. 42 ] N. Broad St.. Prudential building. ••• BUT FEW DUE Blt.i.6 HAVE YET BEEN LIFTED | Special to Th* Georgian. Savannah, Ga., July 21.—Only a Ismail number of the due Mila against AMUSEMENTS Railroad schedules, southern railway. CASINO TONIGHT—MATINEE TODAY. VAUDEVILLE EDDIE . JESSIE GIRARD * na GARDNER, Jupiter Bros., Marseilles, the Three Cartmells, A. O. Duncan and Cameragraph. Sale at Grand Box Office. Next Week: “A WARM MATCH." NEXT WEEK. Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Sat urday, Tht Staton's Sensation In Musical Comedy, C RIMMINS r and GORLt And Their Own Company In A WARM MATCH” 15-Comedy Players-15 25-Musical Hits-25 5-Big Specialtles-5 60-Laughs (o the Minute-60 A Chorus of Pretty Girls. OUT OE MEXICO Private Leased XX'lre. Mexico City; July 21.—The govern-1 the salaries of city employees, to ment Is watching closely the antl-for- hUin'feken'iin^nS the mv^s ■ Xj.i.iii.e.txt t.rlnolr.ollt/ Im nnett% I nave DMR t*K£fl Up •* pe8 UlF niftyoi e elgn movement, princtimlly in north- ordn .. M WB , Bh own by Alderman De em Mexico and along the line of nUI- vent In council that these due Mils Behind the movement It le be- I were Issued for campaign contributions Is a revolutionary and his bill was quickly passed to the I effect that It was the sense of council A circular has been posted in many I that th* payment of these Mils was the large cities which says: I unauthorized. Some of the drawers of XVa desire Mexico for the Mexicans I the bills rtf us* to take them up until and warn all foreigners that If they I maturity. The question of what course ■ not leave the country by September will be taken If the Mils are not taken they will be 'driven Into th* sea.’" I up Is a live on*. way. Ileved that there movement. PONCE DELEOkl Direction JAKE WELLS, Pres. ATLANTA'S GARDEN OF EDEN wrm it* Fairy Tale Delights. BAND CONCERTS'TWICE OAILT. Picnic Grounds Now Open nwJHom Arrive From— 'Augusta J:”? ,m CoDy.r* (:46 am revloxtoD T:44 am •Augusts.. . .12:8) pm Lltbonla 1:36 pm •Augusts 1:16 pm •Dally. All other tn dsr. lurnioATr Deport To- I'ovlugtoa.... 1:10 pm •Augusta 11:46 pm ilns dally rsrrpt Sun- HKAiiojnri aik s®5js Memphis 11:46 am New York 3:>S pm Monroo 7:40 pm Ulrmlngbsm.. 8:36 tn bhowD In CsatrsI t LTRJE IiaILWAT, ' Df**rt _ Moore*....*.. 1.2am ?SLvfc' , J*p£ Mcmphta..... 5:00 pm Waablugton.. 9:99 pm | ANNOUNCEMENTS j Train* Leave Atlanta. Naw Tarn 8tatlon, corner Mitchell and Madiaon Avenue. N. B.—Following aebadale figure* pub* flihed only a* Information and ara not guaranteed: 4:09 A. M.—No. a, DAILY. Local to nir* mltiMhum. mnklng all etopa; arriving Ira Dlrralngbam 10:16 a. m. • :W A. M -No. 11, DAILY. **CHIGAr»f> AND CINCINNATI LIMITKD.” A noIU veatlhulerl train Atlanta to Cincinnati trlth- O'lt rlinnic»*. • ••inpofiuil '-r X4'Htlhule«i iUjr (unrbea ami J’ullinnn draxrlng room elrep^ log cara. Arrives Home 7:30 a. in ; ( h«t. tanoogn 9i46 a. in.; ClMtnoatl 7 ,V> p m s 1/oularlllo 8:1ft p. in ; Clurmgo 7.2$ a. nu • iif" car a**rv|re. All mt*ala At-* lanta and Clnrlnnatl. 1:90 A. H.—No. 3) DAILY, to Griffin and Columbus. Arrive* Griffin 7:11 a. in.; Co* lumUue I'i a. m. 6 15 A. M.—No. 12. DAILY. local to Maoon. flrunawlric m.l Jarkaftnvllle. Makes all stops , arriving Macon 9:!£ a. rn ; Ilruna- tvlrk 4 p. iu.; JackRonTlIle 7 4) p ui IM A. M,—No. ft. DAILY.—Pullman to Birmingham. Mernphla, Kansas City an<l ('oloroO'* Hprlnga Arrives Memphis * "G n m,; Kansas city t:e6 a. tu , and Coloratlti nnrlnga 816 a. m. DAILY.—Local Ti!‘ lotte, Imnvllle, IUchmond and Ashc« A. M.-Na 7. DAILY, Chattanooga. UOsN, No. tt. DAILY.—Washington IJmlted. Electric light- FOR COUNCIL. I rsspsstfully announss myself a candidate for counell from tho Second ward, subject to tho white primary on August 2£ PRESS HUDDLESTON. I respectfully announce myself a andidsto for counell from the Third ward, subject to the white primary on August 22. 0. W. MANQUM. writers Umlt.il. Hlerptn*, library, ob..rrstlua idti ci cara thruu.li without chnuii- iitnjnx n a*rrs stl m-.u .a rout*. Arrlrr. tv. Kiprees. Day roarpee between Atlanta and Washington. Illeapera between Atlanta, Charlotte and WaahJugton. Arrives Wash* '°ru B rr,r Msroo, arriving Msroo 2:<0 p m. 4:10 P. M.-Bo. W. DA I fit Umn and llswkluevllt.. I’nlluen obi.rritton rb.lr n UTV-yo‘^ B r. DAILT.—Pullme . Bleeping car and day coach* s to lUrmlng* ban. Arrlvea Birmingham 9:15 p. m.| Memphis 7:15 a. m. 4:19 P. 14.—No. VL DAILY, except Hun* da/. **Alr Una Bene’''to Toecoa. 4 »» P. M.-No. 22, DAILY.—<»rlffln and Columbus. Pullman palace sleeping .nr *»r* r .NV 23. IUILT.-Lo*«l to Fay. rtttrtllr and Fort vsllpy. 4J*_P. M.-240, It. DAIf.Y—Thmngtx r*r. J. rtn* hstunn^xa ta lt.lt,,a I respectfully announce _ candidate for oauneil from tho Fourth ward, subject August 22. myself ,, -J* Foui... white primary on DR. B. E. PEARCE, IS SHOT TO DEATH OVER CARD GAME Sports I tn The Grargtss. Newberry, 8. C., July 21.—A* the result of a dispute over a gams of cards; Elbert Copeland, a prominent young man of Clinton, was shot and In stantly killed by G. Walsh Hunter Thursday. The tragedy occurred In th* store of R. Lee Hunter, near Oold- vllle, at an early hour In tb* morn- Ing. I respectfully announe* myself a candidate for council from tho Sixth word, subject to tho white primary on August 22. JOHN W. GRANT. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. | respectfully announce myself s candidate for County Treasurer, sub- joct te white prima^r on August 22. ipectfully announce myself s to far Ceunty Treasurer, sub ject to whit* primary on Auquc tCON C. SHARP. WAS A BIO WEEK FOR JUDGE R. B. RUSSELL. Beginning last Monday In Harris county. Judge R. B. Russell has cov ered six of the largest counties In south Georgia with sixteen speeches. It Is estimated that he has has address ed 18,000 voters during the week. He speaks next Monday at Gainesville Ing th* noon «*jr, *’ 1:19 e. m •Art?L - - ^ „ etop*. Locel to Heflin; errlrM Heflin io.5i P 'l“l5 P. M.-No. 14. DAILY.—Florida Lim ited. A eolld veetlbnled train t«> Jn-’k^.u- vllla. Fla. Through eleaplng cara an.! day eoachea to Jarkaonvt:i« and Brunswl'k; Hr- rive* Jack§onrill* 159 a. ax.; Br W B \\M P. M.—No. W. DAILY.—Tbrougb ^nllman drawing room alenplng car. At- nta to Hhreveport. Local *leo»por Atlanta ; fto BlrmlnglMm. Arrive* Lilrmitigharu 6 C , a. m.: Meridian 11 a. m.; Jack-on : X t*. m.; Vlckfbarg, 4:06 p. B.; Shreveport D L m. Mlcepera open to raeetv* paaacq IM ■cite jia»»cijg4*r* .—T’ultcd State* train Sleeping ' —J, Charlotte aud f Coarhea to Wai all m**ala an i 9:10in. m.; Nai _. — ... j»u-Cl»*rWte l receive pa»Mng«ra at 1KX AManfa-Akhcrlllc almtr open 10 n p Tlctat office No. I Peachtree, nn V\i rater* hvtldlng, and n*w r»-rinlnal Ht Both 'Phone*. Cttv office. 142 main; * Na L, on Terminal axch**—a. I»cal ilsgtos IhJ. ra.: New fork 4:3 «. in. Atlanta Charlene, -Ir.p-r or"ti tj ti School of Millinery. Do you desire advanced Inst ruot Ion. or, are jroa kxi:,,?- fto* ,mi.lnyment that will give you good returns (nr your labor? Address MISS E. ELIZABETH gAWTELL, 40 1-2 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga.