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V —T" HIE ATLANTA GEORGIAN*. lATT'BDAT. JTT.Y AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS 191 Peachtree Strut, Atlanta, 6a. OVER SCHAUL A MAY. - Dr. C. G. NEEDHAM, Prop. Rubber Plates (A rn 22-K Gold Crown 8/i3U Porcelain Crown t Bridgework, per tooth PAINLESS EXTRACTING r n C C I TEETH CLEANED ■ If t C. Hour*, 8 am. (ill 8 p. m. Sunday, 9 a. m. till 4 p. m. WE TAKE IMPRESSION AND PUT IN YOUR TEETH SAME 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, n special catalogue has been issued giving Information regarding a School of Oratory. In fact. It may be said that for the first time In Ita history, the South hss a School of Oratory. Messrs. Foote & Davies have Just pub lished for Breuau College, Gainesville. Ga., a beautiful catalogue of the School of Oratory; the various courses offered are fully out lined and the catalogue la 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., Wichita, Kan., July 21.—Thrice a millionaire Is Claud B. Leppelman, 28 yearn old, of this city, who for twelve tears has tolled nine hours a day and |i now to be plunged Into the financial world with 44,000,060 at his command. Leppelman Is a clerk In a dry goods store. Less than a year ago J. C. Ingraham, a capitalist, died ln New York. Execu tors placed a valuation on his property of 448,000,000. Leppelman Is one of the eleven heirs. The dead man waa an uncle of Justice Ingraham and a great uncle of Leppelman. SUPREME COURT JUDGE ADMITS ASKING REBATE By Private Leased Wire. • Milwaukee, WIs., July 21.—It Is ad mitted by Justice R. D. Marshall.of the supreme court that he had asked that the life Insurance agent's commission for collection of the premium on his policy he paid to him. He contends that there was nothing wrong In hla rc- quest. The matter came tb light at the life Insurance Investigating commission’s meeting Thureday, when the corre spondence between Judge Marshall and the company was read. The disclosures made have created a sensation, anti Impeachment proceedings are hinted tit. POPE THOUGHT PRESS REPORTED HIM AS* A WOULD-BE SUICIDE By Private Legsed Wire. Rome, Italy, July 21.—The pope's thumb, which was Injured by a pen, is mill bandaged. Referring to It In con- vernation with Cardinal Satolll, he said the newspapers had probably reported ths Incident as a case of attempted sui cide. Hs regretted the publicity, which he had vainly tried to prevent. PHySICIflNS DISCUSS GREAT WHITE PLAGUE NEW RAILWAY LINE . CHARTERED SATURDAY *» Executive Committee of Anti- Tuberculosis League in Ses sion' in Atlanta. Augusta and Northwestern To Bo Built Between Augusta and Athens. BIG TIMBER DEAL IS AT $300,000 Paid and Property Will Be Developed in Near Future. Special to The Georgian. Thomaavllle, Ga., July SI—On* of ths largest timber deals of recent years In Georgia has been perfected here. By It the J. L. Phlllllps Lumber Company, of Thomaavllle has acquired from Ve- reen St Smith, of Moultrie, Ga., and William Godfrey A Company, of Che* raw,- S. C., timber lands aggregating about 40,000 acres, lying around Talla hassee, Fla. It la eatlmated that the timber will cut 100,000,000 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 th* timber con veyed ha* been turpentined. The consideration Involved Is about . 00,000. The Phillips Company w mediately begin the erection c mills for ths manufacture of this tlm her with a capacity of some 45,000,000 feet per year. The J. L. Phillips Company was or ganised In Thomaavllle some two year* ago with J. L. Phillips, president; J. S. Gordon, vice president, and Charles Phlllllps, Jr., secretary and treasurer. GAVE MY GUILD T" 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 ON THIS SALE For There Is 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. The executive committee of the American Antl-Tubereulosla League me! Saturday afternoon at 1 o’clock In the offices of Dr. Georg. Brown, a mernb-r of the committee, In the Aus- 1,11 building. The meeting of the com- llf'n i' I,r °b a bly continue through - Dl i , R - K * Cnnllff, of Sioux City, Iowa, [resident of the league, has found It "r/'-urv to tender his resignation, I™ 'be principal object of the present of the executive committee la la elect „ new president. ,' ,ary E * Lnpham, of North Csro- [">«. la among the visiting members of 'be committee. This distinguished physician has gained proml- tenre through many articles on tuber- ™oet« and k, treatment, published In *»rloua journal*. Charters for new ralllroads In Geor gia are becoming almost as common os charters for state banks. Friday morning the secretary state granted a charter to the Augusta and Northwestern Railway, which the Incorporators propose to build between Augusta and Athena, a distance of to 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 1100, 000, and the Incorporators, E. F. Ver- dery, P. D. Lnngdon, W. M. Butt, H. H. Alexander, Charles T. Fargo, Bryan Lawrence, W. W. Ramsey, W. El An drews, J. T. Smith and W. B. White, all of Augusta. WE ARE ALWAYS PREPARED TO “BOLSTER” In Ibis esse, It Is th. "Bret" Bol.ter Springs, and other good things. If yon have nnytblng to ban), from clilrkens down to eggs. In fart, everything, Including pump kins snd peaches. These •'Beat - ' Bolster spring* readily convert a Jolt wagon Into n comfortable aprlng vehicle. Wl "' n the harvest Is orar, and foehets are loaded with p- 'ben ture yottr thought* to iranr s Carriages and Ham may need a real and ride We ran eult the mejorfty. Are you in the Come Around Where Vehicles and Har= ness Abound. “Everybody Knows” E.D. CRANE & CO. Front New Depot. GEORGE ALLEN COMES IN PLACE OF MORGAN Quincy Taylor, of 10 Corput street, who Is accused by his 10-ycar-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 Wylie, and will be arraigned Saturday afternoon before Recorder Broylee. Taylor Is held prisoner In the police station In default of a cosh bond of 4200. Taylor, when seen Saturday morn ing, admitted giving hts child two glasses of beer, but said he thought any father had a perfect right to give his own child whisky and beer It he so desired. He denied he threatened the boy. The physicians at ths Grady hos pital, however, declare the child, when received Into that Institution Thurs day night, was In a terribly drunken condition and almost dead. ’I took my little boy up town with me Thureday night,” said the father, "and gave him two glasses of beer. I did not buy the beer myself. A friend was with me snd asked me to take a B lass of beer, telling me to bring my, oy In 'and give him some beer, too. The official announcement of the I drank two. glasses of bear snd the changes In the passenger department of th * Southern Railway, and as given suddenly beenm© ill &nd I nud to csrry j . ■ _. nw i_ nnnrcrinn him the remainder of the distance on ln detal1 ,n Tuesday s Georgian, my back. Later, he was taken to the wss made to the press Saturday. The hospital. I had no idea I wss violating changes, to take effect August 1, are: the law. I thought any father had a BROOKS MORGAN, assletant gen- rlght to give hts child drink. This la I Atinntn ' first time my boy has drunk "* l P«»““*er •***>« (tlsnts, ' signed, to go In the manufacturing business. GEORGE: B. ALLEN, assistant gen- ssenger agent at St. Louis, red to Atlanta with same title. BEAM, JR., district passenger agent at Atlanta, goes to St. Louis as assistant general passenger agent. H. F. CART, chief clerk to W. H. Tayloe, will be assistant general.pas senger agent at Washington, D. C. 1. C. LUSK, district passenger agent Jacksonville, will come to Atlanta district passenger agent. JAMES FREEMAN leaves the posl- . tlon of traveling passenger agent at Hpeclsl to The Georgian. Macon to become district passenger Augusta, Ga., July 21.—One thousand agent at Jacksonville, dollars reward hss been offered by th* J, L* HUNT, city passenger and Georgia M.c°onT« reirefln*, V- Thomu W. Alexander, who defraud* I penjfer ifent. ed the bank out of something like |120,- f. R. -MrMILLIN', dark 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- Columbus as city ticket and passenger ward, and It will not be « hours before »«•"* „ bone, western passenger every cop between southern Florida a,*,,. Dallas. Texas, Is made district and Maine will be on the lookout for pasaefiger agent, Birmingham, Ala. Alexander. J. N. HARRISON, district passenger The rewsrt emme as a surprlee, *s It Lgent at Birmingham, Ala., will be was believed that there would be no transferred to Dallas, Texas, as west- legal steps taken In the affair for the J psiMnirr agent. ..resent, but after careful consideration M . COX WELL city passenger agent the official* of the bank have notified and Ucket nK «„t at Selma, Ala., wIM the police. .Iso had_ circular! prhited, U, appoints city passenger and ticket and they Will be aent to every town In Hftnt at Birmingham, the United Ht»tesi. B. B. f'REACH, traveling pasaenger Somei of the friendslof^Alexander be- agent at Birmingham, Ala., la trans- hSwmbJ; ^ toBt,ma “ trave,ln ‘ pa, " n " r W. As FOSTER, Agent, J. W. FERGUSON. Auctioneer. Sale Promptly at 3:30, July 28th. REWARD IS OEEEREO FORT ,W, ALEXANDER, ALLEGED DEFAULTER!™ AMUSEMENTS railroad schedules, southebit railway. CASINO TONIGHT—MATINEE TODAY. VAUDEVILLE EDDIE . JESSIE QIRARD ana GARDNER, Jupiter Bros., Marseilles, the Three Cartmells, A. O. Duncan and Camaragraph. Sale at Grand Box Office. Nevt Week: “A WARM MATCH." NEXT WEEK. Matin*** Tussday, Thursday and Sat urday. Ths Season's Sensation in Musical Comsdy. c round m-Europe. One o» his nearest i ’henry STANFEL, ticket agent at friends , t*te < ln f ew days ago that he I Selma, Ala., Is promoted to be city never expected to »e* Alexander back pn.senger and ticket agent at Selma, In Augusta alive, and that he did not jSZr believe that he waa In tbe United q States. . . and' ticket agent at Rome, Ga., vice It has been two weelu since Alexan- w . c. Spencer, transferred to position der left Augusts, “d ** *•* fo uy dn>* the 0 Jfj ce a f assistant general pas- w» F •cqua'int«P'wfth b the facta & thS * en * er —"«• Chattanooga Tenn. It hat been ten days elnce that M. ALMAND, to be city passenger OUT OF MEXICO By Private Leased Wire. Mexico City, July 21.—The govern ment Is watching closely the antl-for- elgn movement,' principally In north ern Mexico and along the line of rail way. Behind the movement It Is be lieved that there la a revolutionary movement. A circular has been posted In many of the large cities which says: "We desire Mexico for the Mexicans and warn all foreigners that If they do not leave the country by September i( they will be ‘driven Into tbe sea.’” RIMMINS F and G0r£ And Thtlr Own Company In “A WARM MATCH.” 15-Comedy Players-15 25-Musical Hits-25 5-Blg Specialtles-5 60-Laughs to the Minute-60 A Chorus of Pretty Girls. ■engar Train* of tba Following Honda: I WEHTBns"x.vrA“iTnsTk T nTirTrcmT: No.— Arrive From— I No.—Dnpart To— *1 Naabvllla.. 7:10 nm[* 2 Nnihvllle. 8:35 nm 78 Marietta... 8:35 am] 74 Marlntfa..lI.Io pin Nnthvlllo..11:46 ami 9 92 NashrIIla.4 10 pm Marlatta... 2:60 pm| 72 Marlatta.. 6 80 pm Naabvlllo.. 7:86 pm(* 4 Naabrllla. I JO pm Arrlrn From— Hnvunnab 7:10 Jarkaonvllla.. 7:1" Marou 11:< Hnvannnh 4:1 Macon 7:1 !8T POINT IUIJe- •Mootgooorr. 7: I Jt'*rii ntf** ► pmrMontg’m’ry.n.l l |j imery. 7 40 _ , ^ ^ ja. n.2) nm|I.n(lrnnga.... I 30 pm tfoatgoinarj. 3:4*j pm| 9 Montg^n'rj.H:16 pru •Dally. All otimr tralni daily oxcept Bun- “Vll tri Railroad p Ml JNO. L. MOOSE & SONS I Have the only successful solid two- part Invisible eyeglass on the market. It Is the Integral Kryptok Invisible Bifocal, with no cement to come loose. No other glasses compare with It In eye-comfort and dressy appearance. 42 N. Broad St.. Prudential building. ••• BUT FEW DUE BILi-S HAVE YET BEEN LIFTED Special lo Tbe Georgian. , Savannah, Ga., July 21.—Oniy a small number of the due bills against the salaries of city employees, to be K id out of their salaries* hr October, ve been taken up ga per the mayor's order. It was shown by Alderman Da- vant In council that these due Mils were Issued for campaign contributions and his bill waa quickly passed to the effect that It waa the sense of council that the payment of these bills waa unauthorised. Some of the drawers of the bills refuse to take them up until maturity. Tbe question of what course will be taken If the bills are not taken up la a live ona. DONCE DELEOkJ I FW R K II Direction JAKE WELLS, Pres. ATLANTA’S GARDEN OF EfiEN, WITH IT* Fairy Tale Delights. BARD CONCERTS TWICE 01ILT. Picnic Grounds Now Open mRjEunnreipflOTr Arrive Prom— I Depart To— 'Augusta 4:00 an -Auguit* Conyers ...... 0:14 f Covlsgtoa r •Augusta,, e .1L. - r _ Mil,.>nls »:» palCovhigtoii •AuatiaU 1:16 Dml # Aaaaata.. •Dally. All otlisr trains dolly except I BABOAlin AIR LIHB U1ILWAT.- M.'-.riiSpS amobla 6 JO pm TlugtQD.. 1:26 pm r 7:40 Ulrmlngbam,. 6:26 pm Mhowo lo Contra! 11 ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR COUNCIL. I raapactfully announce myaalf a candidate for council from tha Second ward, subject to ths white primary on August 22. PRE88 HUDDLESTON. Trains Lssvo Atlanta. Nsw Terminal 8tation, oorner Mitchell and Madieon Avenue. -No. 3>> DAILY, to OrlflTIn ml N. Be—Folio wing scbodale dguree pub. flsbrd only at Information and are n>>6 assrsateod: «s60 A. M. No 23. DAILY. Local to lllr* in Ing tin in. nm k lug all atope; arriving to JMrmlnghnm 10:16 a. m. r, 3) A M.—No. 13. DAILY. M CIUCAOOf AND CI.NCTNNATI LIMITL’D." A -ollt! voatlbtilod train Atlanta to Cincinnati with out ebangfl. composed of voetlbule<l day 1 coarbva and Puilmnn drawing room •leap ing cara. Arrlwcit Koine 7J0 a. in.; Chat'* tanooga 0:46 a. m.; Cincinnati 7:30 p. to | Ivoulavllle 8:16 p. in.; Chicago 7.23 a. nij Cafe cer ecrvlce. All ni**ele between AU lonta and Cincinnati. 6 30 A.’ M.-No. 60 I Columbus. Arrives Urlfftn 7:11 lurnbue 10 a. in. 616 A. M.-No. 12, DAILY, local to Macon, llrunewlrk end Jackoouvlllw. Makes at| •tope , arriving Mamn 9:15 n. rn.; Hnine- wlrk 4 p. m.; Jark«oavll!«* 7 40 p. m. 7:0> A. M.-No 36. DAILY.—1'ullineo t»> lllriiit.igti tut. Mi ft.iiltlt*. Kaimnii <|tv au<i Colorado Hprlngv Arrives Mmuphta R <3 p m.; Kao Has city 6:46 a. m., and Coloradm Hprlnga 1:16 a. in. 7:60 A. M —No. U DAILY.—Loral t<R Charlotte, DenrlUe, lUcbmund and Aebo* e<l. Hipping, cars through witnout cnnnge. uinjng carp ■errs all msala en route. Arrives Woeln iQftoo 6:12 a. m.; New York 12 42 d. m. fM P. M No. 40, DAtn-.-Sew York! Fsipreee. Day coecbpc betw#» n Atlanta aii.| Waibtngton. Mleepera between Atlanta, Charlotte end Washington. Arrlvtm Weab- mpr ro. Macon, arriving Macon 2:40). m. "to. DAI F.r ,-Uuoo lawkluavUte. I'ullman observation i wnan DAILY.—Pu: Coaches to llir: 6:16 p. exoept Hqo I respectfully an*ounco myaalf a candidate for council from tho Third ward, subject to tho whito primary on August 22. C. W. MANGUM. sleeping car and day com bam. Arrives Illrmlngbei Memphis 7:16 a. m. 6:69 P. M.-No. 22, DAILY.-O Columbus. PoJlman pataca sleeping mr rtVK DAILY.-IjOcel to Key- ettevlllc and Fort.Valley. 4:60 P. M.—No. 16. DAILY.—Tbroug la drawing room snd slwuilos ran J. Ciu- etnnsll and Menphl. sad Cbsttanaoss to l/.alsrltle. Arrive. Home 7M p. m.: Iiulton •5 ?• p- respectfully announce myself _ candidate for oounoil from tho Fourth ward, subject to whito primary on August 22. DR. B. E. PEARCE. I respectfully announce myself candidate for council from tho 8lxl.. ward, subject to tho whito primary on August 22. JOHN W. GRANT. IS SHOT TD DEATH OVER CARD GAME fiperisl to The Georgian. Newberry, 8. C.. July 21:—As the mult of a dispute over a game of cards, Etbert Copeland, a prominent young man of Clinton, wan shot and In stantly killed by .O. Walsh Hunter Thursday, The tragedy occurred In the stare of R. Lee Hunter, near Gold- vine, at an early hour la tbs morn ing. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for County Treasurer, sub ject to whito primary on August 22. ■PETER F. CLARKE. ^^BpoetfuTiT^^HHmpaaa candidate for County Treasurer, sub ject to whito primary on August 22. MACON C. SHARP. I 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 sobth Georgia with sixteen speeches. It Is estimated that he has hss address ed 16,004 voters during the week. He . sks next Monday at Gainesville during the noon hour .of court recess. . DAILY.—FlorMn Ltlo- led train to Js-kton- no. ris. 'torongn sleeping cars snd ,1ay teepe* to Jacksonville snd Brunswick: ar ms Jseksonrllle t:40 a. m.: lirui.swi. It a. m.: St. Asgustlo* 16 a. in. 11:40 y V-fto. «. DAILY.—Tkrongb Pullman drawing room sleepln* car. At- lasts to Hhreveport. Lval »l,-e[>er Ariants to ntrmlnsbam. Arrtreo Dlm.li.gham 5 i s. m.; Meridian U s. *).; Jacks.,n ;• a c, m.; Vicksburg. 4: 4 p. m.; Shreveport 1’ M ji^ra. Mssppra open to receive paai-Qg-.-a ’ If RlDHT-lta M. DAILY.—Unit,*,1 state. Foot Mall. SoUd veetlboled train Sleeping cere to Sew York. Richmond, Charlotte art Asheville. Coaches to Waahlngton. Pining rare eerre all moots on mute Arrives Washington m.i now York 4:23 a. m. Local Atlanta ClmrlMte aleeper open to reegre paoaennra It 9H0 p. m. Ixs-ol Atlanta AlbevtlL sltwor open M *■ a m Ticket title# So. 1 Peschtre*. on Vladpet, K tera building, end saw Terminal .St«rloi». tb *Pbo«^* City offW. 143 main; depot. No. 2. oa Terminal azchai^k School of Millinery. Do you desire advam , d instruction, or, are you looking ter employment that will give you ccstd returns fnr your labor? Address MI8S E. ELIZABETH SAWTELL, 40 1-2 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, da. ,