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4 i THE ATLANTA C.EOKGTAN. A Mutual Benefit Agency is a valuable business asset, and one that (trows more valuable even’ year. We have no “light*, ning Specials,” and pay no exorbitant o o m m i asions. For high class business men we have an at tractive business proposition, out of which they can make good money and friends at the same time. If we are not rep resented in your town drop us a line. Angler & Foreman, Stale Agents, ATLANTA. numt mint tin ,I linn, H. L "Tha Aim*! Dlwl4n4 Campaaj.** WH, LEASE BILL IlS obttca an4 Heunttht. alt at Ittrra Itbautllta, The Only Keeley lull- lull in Georgii, 235 Capitol An., ATLANTA. GA. TRAINMEN KILLED IN READ-ON COLLISION Bpoclnl to The Georgian. Huntsville, Ala., Aug. 9.—I’anenfer train No. 15 and freight train No. 71 <>n the Southern road had a head-on i iilllalnn at Paint Rock, Ala., yester day. The Bremen on the freight train «iin killed and eight care of hie train ami the engine were derailed, while the l aneenger train ceraped with alight damage. The paaaenger reached Htintaellle about I O'clock In the af ternoon via Deckered, Tenn., over the X. C. A St. L. tracke. CHARGES OFFICERS WITH SERVING DRINKS Hpedel 1" The Ueorglno. Savannah, Oa, Aug. ».—Alderman W. L. Orayeon waa the etar wltneae before the police committee yeatenlay nfternoon. He preavnted a typewrlt-| ten patter of twenty pagee, making numeroua altegatlona, among them be-| tint that offlcera In uniform had been known to eerve drlnka to negrdca over suntUy barn and that aome of the of- fleer, made A practice of eteeptng In taloons and having aome one .elec pull the boxea. House Committee Reports Against McHenry Measure. The McHenry bill for the leaae of the Weatern and Atlantic railroad will not paaa the lower houae. The railroad committee of that body met Wedneaday afternoon and reported agalnet the meaabre, with but one member favoring the leaae. Senator McHenry, of Floyd, author of the bill to leaae the road to the Naahrllle, Chattanooga and 8t. Unite railway for alxty ye are from the ex plratlon of the prevent leaae, waa pree. ent at the drat meeting of the commit, lee on Tueeday afternoon and argued In favor of hla meaaure, which had al ready paaaed tha aenate. On Wednee. day momlng Prealdent Weat. of the aenate, appeared before the houae com mittee and argued In behalf of the bill, contending that to leaae the road for alxty yeara at <710,000 a year waa to make a 4 per cent annual Inveatment on the coat of the road, MMOO.OOO. He contended that thle waa a better In veatment than ran be uaually made on an nmount of auch magnitude. The membere of the committee were not in favor of renewing the leaae at any time, and certainly not at this eea elnn, thirteen yeara before the expire, tlon of the old leaae. Chairman Lad, Repreaentatlve Alex ander and Repreaentatlve BHnaon fa vor the extenalon of the road to the aea and poaalhly to both the gulf and the Atlantic. There la a conatltutlonal provlalon agalnat thla, but the difficulty may be removed by action of the peo ple. ■ Pale Delicate Woman and Qlrla The Old Standard, Grove', Taateleea Chill Tonic, drlvea out malaria and bullda up the ayatem. Sold by all dealera for <7 yeara. "-Ice (0 cento. WILL AID IN EIGHT ON VELLOW FEVER Special to The (leorglan. New Orleana, La., Aug. I.—Colonel B. J. Swayne, of the firltlah army, who waa recently appointed governor of Brltleh Honduraa, la In thla city en route to hla new atatlon. Colonel Swayne haa conferred with Prealdent C. H. Irion, of the etate board of health, and announrea that he will cooperate with the health authorttlea of the United Statea and of Loulalana In the light agalnat yellow fever. DETECMlDICTED ON LARCENY CHARGE BIG STEAMER 8INK8 OFF TOLEOO IN LAKE. H Private Iwaaed Wire. Toledo. Aug. The paaaenger atrumer Lucille aunk In Lake Erie, off thla port, laet night. She waa coming In light, carrying only the crew. A leak filled the hold with water eo faat that llrea were extinguished and the i rew abandoned the snip. ANNOUNCEMENTS I reapectfully announce myaelf candidate for council from tha Third ward, aubject to the white primary en Auguat 22. C. W MANGUM. I reapectfully announce myeelf _ candidate for council from the Fourth ward, aubject to white primary en Auguat 22. DR. B. E. PEARCE. I reapectfully announce .myaelf _ candidate for council from the Sixth ward, subject to the white primary en Auguat 22. JOHN W. GRANT. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. JAMES G. WOODWARD. I reapectfully announce myaelf a andidate for County Treaauror, aub- ■ct to white primara on Auguat 22. MACON C. SHARP. AMUSEMENTS (CASINO TONIGHT—MATINEE THURSDAY. VAUDEVILLE. ABD’EL KADER AND HIS THREE WIVES. Jehneon and Hardy, Will Dockray, Charlea F. Semon, Eddie Mack, Brin- damour and Cameregraph. Grand Box Officfc. Mpm-lat to The Georgian. Savannah, da, Aug. I.—Detective Jullue Starke waa Indicted yeaterday by lha grand Jury on a charge of lar ceny after truit, K. Hochman. a Jewel er, being the prosecutor. He claimed lo have given the detec tive a gold Jeweled locket to be raf fled. The officer claims that the mat tar la already oettled. Starke waa also before the grand Jury on a charge of keeping a saloon open on Sunday, no true bill being found. Starke stated that ha had'nu Interest In any aaloon. COP SAVES WOMAN WITH AID OF MILK By Prlral* Leaned Wire. New York. Aug. Mrs. Nellie Nadc 5* years old, of Pittsburg, who ha parted from her husband and waa pen niless, while seated on the step of the Victoria theater early today, drank nan of the contents of a bottle of car bolic acid. Policeman O't'onnor, who saw the woman In lime, knocked the bottle from her hand before she got all the poison, and then forced her to drink a quantity of milk as an anil- dole. He saved her life, according to the hospital doctors. CARDINAL RAMPOLLA MENACED BY DEATH By Private Leased Wire. Rome, Aug. i.—The health of Car. dlnal Rampolla la said to be In a aa. rlous If not critical atale. In aome quarters It la rumored that ha may never recover. All attempts to dla cover the nature of tha cardinal's III neaa have failed. He Is now II yeara old. Aa papal secretary' of atale under the late Pope Leo, he was known to be the foremost Roman Catholic In the world. GEORGIANS IN ATLANTA. AT THE PIEDMONT. Allen W, Join**. Anmufn; II. t\ hod**, Jtostou; James Memlea, hnvNiiiisb; John I». Itlnkeley, Halnbridge; J. M. Ashler, |»ah- luuega; Mia* llmUMealou. Forsyth; MIm Hmltli. Conlele; >IIm Estelle llwhlleston. Forsyth; Mm. M. I*. Mrougbtoti. MIm Itrniitflitem. Knlllti Broughton. Madison; T. I*. Murray, IIhnii*; J. II. iMsIrr. Athrna: 8. V. rnrmtt. Mniihi; F. I(. Ath **ua; T. 11/ Hrnlth and wife. Imbllii; J. T. Wrlahl. Ilmam; «. “ AT THE ARAGON. M. II. Johes. Tltouiasrlllr; J. B. IVliIrr, Jr.. Amertrus: K. W. Thomason. MaOlaou; tl. I». Ilrlmlck. Uockmart. . AT THE MARION. . . t\ Strlnhnck. Thomson; Elisabeth fill*- •ou. New an u; J. »\ Muprr, UUnKtr; J. L Neal. Thomson; W. D. Dunaway. Valdosta; Ilufhanan. W. II. Buchanan, Way* j; J. V. Nichols. lirHTIu: W. J. Mima. Sew nan;. V. II. Taylor. Valdoata. AT THE KIMBALL. J (nh| . C. Walker and wife. Macou VV.-r. Aratinru; . Firm- : U. K. Sale 3 PUJM and WHISKEY HABITS eared at boimc with* &Ega£9§ |B.M. WOOLLEY. M.D. Atlanta, Inc. Wayrmsa; J. W. Maddox. Horn*; U. F. Itmadhurat, Augusta; II. W. Callaway. I * dnnir; J. 4. Itw^. Home; J. II. Ihinlel. Crcenvllle: J. M. Berry, ICorne; 8. D. Jon*-*. I. a<intnge; W. K. Hamilton. Amcrlcus; J. M. Orr, Newoan; It. I. IW*rrkinan. Augusts; F. J. n. Graham. Savannah; Hr. J. M. fnrrey. Baramlllr; John It. Sharp. Ilaln lirlflp: W. It. Jarkaoa. Jr., tlreenahorw: J. M. Johnson. Athena: I.. I>. Cmnw, Ijifay- ette; J. L. Camp. Macon: W. O. Corner. Carr Springs; C. I*. Carmichael. Miwror; J. II. IminU and wife, Jasper: D. M. Rob ert*. Kastman; J. M. Mar. ItulUrda: E. fManan. Mama; F. W. Holt. Fa ton ton; T. II. Brown, Mamie. W. A. Morris, Marl -•fa; C. It. Cook. Hamlltuo. j HEALING WA TER OF LOURDES IS DECLARED DANGEROUS Hy Private leawl Wire. Parle, Aug. I.—The prospect of the annual pilgrimage to Lourdes, begin ning August IK, has re*awakened strong protests from hygl.nl.ti against the perpetuation of the'medleval prac tice, which, they declare. Is not only harmful ' to the pttgrlme themselves, but dangerous to the public health. Among the chief objects of denun ciation la the piscina, fn which suf ferers art bath-d. The water, which la .uppueed lo have healing efficiency, la not changed throughout the pilgrim age, and I- absolutely mihy. No mat ter what kind of virulent sores there ere on a devotee's body, he Is plunged Into the water, regardless of spreading contagion. If a medical. practitioner did auch a thing he would be Imme diately prosecuted. INDUSTRIES ORGANIZED . IN THE SOUTH IN PA ST WEEK Mpertal lo The Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenn., Aug. t.—In the list of new Industrial enterprises Just reported to The Tradesman for the week ending great dlvarslffcatlon shown, although the wood-working plants are largely In the preponder anre. Many lumber companies have entered upon active operations, and moat of them with manufacturing in soma lint attached. The following la • Hat reported to and corrected by Tna Tradesman for thla week: Alabama. Mobile—IK,00t construction company. Pqlmetto Beach—<26,000 land com peny. Decatur—Show-raxe factory. High Tower—<164,404 mining com Birmingham—CO,000 mines. Mobile—<60,000 land and lumber company, Florida. Peneacola—Manufacturing company. Georgia. ' Nawnan—Raw-mill. Boston—Electric light plant. Atlanta—<60,000 plow worka: <60, 000 neckwear, company: Mon.ooo land company^ <10,0(10 Implement 'works; CANDIDATES GALORE FOR COURllF APPEALS An Even 13 Have Announc ed and others Are Ex pected. Pretty toon It Is going to require a printing of the legal directory of Geor gia lo announca the candidates for the court of appeals, yet to be ratified at the poll In October. An avan thirteen are now In the running, and tha Ink not more than dry from the governor’s signature to the constitutional amendment. The lateet entries are Judge Fred Poster and Repreaentatlva Emerson H. George, of Madison; Judge Bartow Willingham, of Forsyth; Judge Prank Harwell, of LaGrange, and Judge P. P. Proffitt, of Elberton. Those previously named as candi dates are: Judge Howard Van Epps, W. R. Hammond and Ben H. Hill, of Atlanta; BoHcltnr O. H. P. Bloodworth, Pllnt circuit; Judge Thomas H. Chap pell, of Columbus; Judge Arthur Pow ell, of Blakely; Judge C. O. Janes, of Cedartown, and Judge W. M. Henry, of Borne. Others are expected from day to day. CITY MARSHAL DIES IN ABBEVILLE JAIL Hpecl.l te The flcorgtaa. Abbeville, a a., Aug. <.—City Marshal Tom Sawyer died In the county Jail here yesterday afternoon. He had been delirious for a few daya, and had be come eo dangerous and unmanageable that ha was yeaterday morning placed In the county Jail here to await lunacy tedlngs. He had medical ntten- bul continued delirious, and about I o'clock he died. He la survived by a wife and Iwo children. DRAINAGE SURVEYS NOW BEING MAOE Special to Tbs (leorglan. Charleston. 8. C„ Aug. >.—J. O. Wright, of the department of agricul ture, In Ihe office of drainage Inveetl- i in Charleston to supervise surveys now being made for (ha county drainage commission by Uncle Sam. This Is Ihe first time that the government has sent an official here to taka part In lha work of drain- ' h la projec Carolina. Clark Hawaii Rally. A Clark Howell rally will be held at East Point next Tueeday night if the weather le favorable. A meeting of Mr. Howell's friends waa held Wed nesday night at the office of Mayor lomnard and plana arranged for an open air meeting nt some point to be determined later. It Is expected to have a number of nromlm from the city and <12.040 machine shops. Columbus — <1,000 manufacturing company. • Athena—Engineering and contracting company, Balnbridge—Warehouse and storage company. Haslehurat—Laundry. Mleeitsippi. llta Benn—<10,000 furniture com pany. Stewart—<6,000 gin and mill com pany. Mnrks—<10,000 lumber company. Moes Point—<600,000 land company. North Carolina. . Gastonia—Waste factory, Asheville—lia.ooo ijuerry. * Goldsboro—<260,000 knitting mill. Milton—<16,000 warehouse company. Rowland—110JKM cotton storage com pany. Chadbourr—Elevator company; «0,- 000 Ice factory. High Point—Soap factory. Llncolnton—<60,000 furniture factory. South Carolina. Columbia—'Telephone.company; !5b,- 000 manufacturing company. Saluda—<10,000 aupply company Tennasaee. Memphis—Wood-working plant; «,- 400 aeal and stamp company. CHANGES HIS VIEWS DF THEJIEGBO RACE Former Chicago Man Dis- ’ gusted With Work From Colored Man. F. E. PURSE % % L REUNION. DF THIflTY-FIFTH GA. Dinner Spread on Grounds und Barbecue Served to the Veterans. - '*< Hpcclol lo The Georgian. Conyers, Gn„ Aug. The Thlrty- flfth Georgia regiment held Its reunion at this place yesterday, the guests of Ihe Conyers Chapel, U. D. C. There were present thlrty-flve survivor* of Ihe regiment and two or three hundred veterans of other organisations. The veteran* were taken In charge by W. P. McDaniel, master of ceremonies, who had them assemble at the court-house, where they were provided with badges and formed for march to the new rock warehouse, where the exercises were conducted. General C. A. Evan* delivered the address of the occasion and It was very much enjoyed by all present. After the general had flnlshed hla address a bountiful basket dinner and barbecue was partaken of. Several short addresses were made by local and visiting veterans, and u camp was organlxcd during tha after noon. BADBECUE DINNER SERVED BY SHERIFF Special to The Georgian. Auguata, Ga., Aug. 0.—The grand lodge of the Ancient Order United Workmen opened here yeaterday morn. Ing with about flfty delegates present, together with the grand lodge officers. Grand Maater Workman H. M. Beck preaiding. There were a number of Important matters taken up In secret session after Ihe short opening cere monies. After ihe opening ceremonies a short organising meeting was held, and then Ihe officers and delegates went to the Plats and enjoyed a delightful barbecue dinner, which had been prepared for them under the able supervision of on# of their members, Harry H. Morris, sheriff of the city of Augusts. After the 'cue and later In the after noon the delegates were token for a ■pin around the .car lines, and then to Lake View, where they were given n boat trip over the walere. They had to be on the go all the afternoon, and to day they will be ready to again take up the buslnesa matters before the grand lodge. BIERLEYTOSAIL FOR HIS VACATION By W. O. CLEMENT. Kperlal lo The Georgia u. Rome, On., Aug. J. B. Claris who moved to Floyd county several yeara ago frpm Chicago, and purchased a farm near Rome, liaa decided to give uo farming here and will relum to hie old Home! Mr. Clark says that he haa found that farming waa unprofltable In this section, owlnfc to the Inability of se curing competent laborers. He tald that he would hire negroes to work on hie farm, thinking they were trust worthy, and In a few days they would skip out without giving him any no tlce. Mr. Clark says that hit vlawa In re ganl to the negro have changed ma terlally tine* he came South. Will Enter New Butintee. George W. Campbell, a well-known business man of Rome, has been np pointed general Southern agent of the Underwriters' Salvage Company, and haa mad* arrangements‘to open an of fice In Atlanta. He will have quite a force of men working directly under him. , Attending Maneuver*. Captain Barry Wright and quite number of the Hill City cadets left yesterday morning for Chtckamauga to attend the army maneuvers. They will be absent several daya, and will study closely Ihe army tactics. Atlantan In Rom*. Dr. W. W. Wadsworth, of Atlanta, la In the city In the Interest of a leading life Insurance company. DISTILLERY EIRE CAUSESHEAVY LDSS Special to Tbo Georgian. Columbus, Go., Aug. t.—The Wood Campbell distillery, located In Girard, was totally destroyed by Are Tuesday night, the loss being about K.000. The •till had only been In operation about a month, and Mr. Campbell, the owner, had not cleared the Interest on the money Invested. The Are Is believed to have been Incendiary'. Eighteen bar rels of whisky were saved, but a large lot of bottled goods waa destroyed. GOVERNOR BLANCHARD ADDRESSES VETERANS Special to The Georgian. Baton Rouge, La.. Aug. t.—The am nual reunion of the United Confederate Veteran*, the United Daughters of the Confederacy anil the Son* of Confed erate Veterans began here today with large attendances al the aesslons of each of the organisations. Governor Blanchard delivered the address of wel come on behalf of the state, and Maybr W. 11. Bynum for the city. The re union Is being held at Garlg Hall. This evening there will be n flower parade and at night tableaus, songs and other patriotic features, conclud ing with* a dance. The reunion will end tomorrow with a parade of the veteran* during the day and a grand ball at night. MRS. LESLIE CARTER STILL WITH BELA8C0 MV Prlrnti* LmimhI Win*. N’w York, An*. Atthnuch Bo- limro still (Iwllnra to iHbcuwi his pi mm for Mm. farter next winter or to tmf whether her recent mnrr!n*c will etninoo nny nr- run cement that had tieen made, there Indlmtlon that there will t»e no break THE PRINTER PRINTING A- OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS 16 1-2 E. MITCHELL ST. ATLANTA, GA. engagement at the Itelnaen program, containing Mr. Belnaeo’a i iiomiconient, mention* ”Mra. ('after In new play by David llelnaru" na a coming By Private leased Wire. New York, Aug. f.—'There waa. ex citement among the imaaengera on the ateamahlp la Uaacngne today when It became known that Ramut I Hlerly, the Adama Bxpreaa Company clerk who made nearly $10,000 out of 4 rente, by merely bidding on $8,000,000 of the Panama canal bonds, was scheduled to tall with them. HERRING'S CATARIR CRRE s a Specific for Catarrh In All Stages It will absolutely and permanently cure nasal, throat and bronchial Catarrh, Catarrh of the Stomach and Catarrhal Deafness. Vegetable; contains no alcohol, cocaine on opi ates. Atlanta, Ga„ Aug. f, 1644. Herring Medicine Co., Atlanta. Ga. Gentlemen: It gives me genuine pleasure to state that I have been en tirely CURED of a very bad caee of Catarrh by the use of your remedy. I have had Catarrh for <4 yeara. I have taken ell sort* of medicine ana have been treated by doctor, and sncrlnllst»-*ll without the slightest benefit— until 1 used your trial bottle. It helped me from ihe flr«t, end THREE hol lies have completed a permanent cur* of my case. 1 earnestly recommend It to sufferer* from Catarrh. Yours gratefully, (Signed) GEO. IV. L'NAM. 24 Tears an Atlanta Policeman. PRISONER REFUSES TO JOIN ESCAPE By Private (.eased Wire. Morgantown,-W. Va„ Aug. ».—Buck Klttlewell, alias Prank Howell; Jeff Taylor and Carl Gross, broke out of the county Jail her* early this morning and escaped Into Pennsylvania. Walter Plum. Held on a murder charge- had a chance to escape with them, but re futed to Join them. Pour steel bars were pried from the Jail \rtndow. It Is bellevod they had assistance from the outside. SLA8HED HI8 THROAT THEN STABBED HIMSELF Rpectal lo The Georgian. Lake Charles, La., Aug 6.—Charlea Curtis has been lodged In the parish Jail, under medical treatment, to await the outcome of a desperate attempt at suicide. Curtis, at Oakdale, slashed his throat through the larynx, but aa death did not come quick enough he stabbed himself twice tn the right breast, each time reaching the lung, using a pocket knife, and will probably die. For Sale by all Druggists at $1.00 a Bottle • ytnuttciuito our <r- HERRING MEDICINE CO., Atlanta, Ga. Round. Trip — Chattanooga and Lookout Mouutain $4.10, via Western & Atlantic R.E. Battlefield Route. Shorten Line and Quickest Time- Tickets on sale every Saturday; goed till Tuesday following. An opportunity to visit Chickamau- ga Park during the encampment of the Georgia State Guard. Far tickets, schedules and further information, call on J. A. THOMAS. City Pats. & Tkt. Agt ’Phone* ISO M. Cell; 153 Atlanta. C. B. Walker, Depot Ticket Agt. 'Phone 213 Main. C. E. Harman, G. P. A. Hotel MARLBOROUGH, BROADWAY, 36TH AND 37TH STS. KenlR Square. New Ttrk. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Ccr.’.pletely rcnovMcd and refurnished. The lancet and most attractive LOBBY AND ROTUNDA In New York haa been newly opened up. Special Inducements to COMMER CIAL MEN with samples. Thirty lar*# and well lighted SAMPLE ROOMS, with or wlthoiit bath. Forty large front eultes, with parlor, two bedroomf and private bath; aultable tor families or parties traveling together. IP”*’The Old English , Grill Room Is an Innovation. Unique and original All expoaed cooking. Sea toed of all varieties a specialty. Our Combination Breakfasts are a popular feature. The German Rathskeller la Broadway's greatest attraction for special food dishes and popular Musla EUROPEAN PLAN. 440 Rooms, 304 baths. Rate* for Rooms, <1.60 and upward; «.(H> and up ward with bath. Parlor, bedroom and bath, <1.40, <4.04 and <6.00 per day; Par lor, two bedrooms and bath, <6.04, <6.44 and M.04 per day. <1.40 extra where two person, occupy ilngle room. Write for Booklet. SWEENEY-TIERNEY HOTEL COMPANY, B. M. Tierney, Mgr. ROUND TRIP Summer and Convention Rates. Round trip summer excursions from all points East to Pacific Coast and Northwest, from June 1 to September 15tb, with special stop-over privileges, good returning to October 31st, 1906. Summer Rates to Colorado, June Istto Sept, 30 Use the splendid through service of the SOUTH ERN PACIFIC from New Orleans, UNION PA- CIFIC from Kansas City or Chicago to all points West, Northwest and Southwest, including palatial steamship service from San Francisco to Japan, China, Australia, etc. Through Pullman Tourist cars from Washington, Atlanta, Montgomery, etc., and from St. Louis and Chicago to California. WRITE ME FOR LITERATURE AND IRFORMATIOtt. J. F. VAN RENSSELAER, General Agt., 124 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga. R. O. BEAN, T. P. A. G. W. ELY, T. P. A. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. 'RAILROAD SCHEDULES. Showing the Arrival anrl Deparrure of Paa- aenger Train* of the Following Roada: wkhtkhs axd ATumnrKAii.iiOAs: No.—Arrive Prom— J No.—Depart To— MgtlMlfc.. T:10 an 1 S Nashville. 8:36 aa * 3 Naahrllle.. T:10am(* J Na 'a** -viitomiu k—- 73 Marietta... 8:36 a*| 74 Martettn..l210 Information and afh uut *88 NaahrUle..ll:45 aaj* 92 Naahrllle.4;(0 Trains Leave Atlanta. New Terminal Station, corner Mitchell and Madison Avenue. N. B.—Following echedule figures^ pob llebed only ' guaranteed: 4:08 A. M.-Ko. 23, DAILY. Local to Bir mlngbaui. making all taopa; arrlvlug Ju 5i"gaily. "CHICAGO Savanna 1 ?....I* 1 ?-?* am|uafon'T.".12« am AND CINCINNATI LIMITBff." A Kill,I JerkunrlUr.. 7:il rro>«T»aMh «m T<.etll>iil«i train Atlnnta i„ Cincinnati wlili- Mnraa 11:44 nm llxctm... (w pm »i *M Nashville..11:45 ami* »2 XmbvIllr.t.M pin ' 76 Marietta... 2:61 pmf 72 Mnrirtta.. 6.10 pm .. , • I Nashville.. 7:16 pmi* 4 Naihrllla. 1:6* pu 1 i'fiKTftll. GtaitUla ItAil.WAT. Arrive From— | . Depart To— >•», I'Allel, I'" Jacksonville. stop* . arriving Macou 9:U» n. u wkk 4 p. m.; Jacksonviliv 7:40 p. 7:00 A M.—No. X, DAILY.—t’nllman to Birmingham. Memphis, Kansas City 'and Colorado 8pringa. Arrives Memphis k.tft •. in.; &an*a* < ity l:e a. «u.. and •'•dorado ipriugs a. ui. 7:50 A. M.-NO. 12 DAILY.—Local t< Charlotte, Danville, Richmond and Ashe vlllr. 7:5ft A. Il.-N. 7, DAILY. Chat tamings. 13 NOON. No. k DAILY.—Washington and Southwestern Limited. Electric Hg&t- erl. Sleeping, library, ulmervatlon and vino cars through without change. IHulng care serve all meals eit route. Arrive* Wash* lugloa 3:12 a. m.; New York 12:**; m. IM I*. M.—No. 40. DAILY.—New York Express. Day coaches bcttvecu Atlanta and Washington. Sleeper* ' Iwtween Atlanta, Charlotte and Washington. Arrives Wash ington 11:0ft s. ui.; New York 6 p. tu. 12:1ft I\ II.—Na X DAILY.—Local for ‘lacou 2:10 p. m. 10. DAILY.—Macon and nlintnu observation cluilr Jactw. . P. 61.—No. 27. DA fLY—Pullman sleeping car and cay coaches to Binning- 'sin. Arrives Ulnulnglmtu 9:1ft p. m., leuinbls 7:1ft n. m. 4:30 I*. M.-No. 18, DAILY, except Bun- ay. **Alr 1.1 tie Belle" to Toccoa. 1\ M.-No. 22. DAILY.—Griffin and Columbus. l*ullmaa palace aleeptng car SL DAILY.-Local to Pay etterlllc aud rort Valley. «:$• 1». M.—NO. 15. DAILY.—Throagh drawing room r.nd sleeping cart io c<a* »_• ri-i«vi_ , ! •Montgomery. 7:43 pmrMeatg'm’ry.ll:^ pm via «j SfcEkv.'. If B ty. All train, of Atlanta and liaay Torn . m. ; L n.; Un ... _M fit. p. m.: Clurlnnntl <:J9 i_ m. «:15 l*. 61.—No. 26. UA1I.Y.—Mnkoo all ■tops. I.oral to 11,01a; arrive, UvUIn 10:5) Ifftt P. 5l.-No 14. DAILY.-Florid. Urn- Itfd- A noljd rratllminl train to Jnckaon vtlio. Kin. Through ■l~plng rara .ml day t"*»« lo JarXaoovltl* and Braacwlrk; nr- rtrra J.rtnonrlllr J;M Urnn.wloh n. nt.: St. Acguttlnr 10 n. ra. 11,5" •'. 5l.-fNo. 27. DAIt.Y.—Thrvugh PnCman drawing room un-plug rat. At- Unia h. khrarnport. Loral .Irapor Atlanta to Birmingham. ArrIJra Birmingham 5:A. t.; 61 grid Ian 11 n. w.: Jocknoa 5:26 i. tu-; Mrludtarc. 4:j5 o. m.; Sbrnvoport 10i# it rotnt zrs nvonuo. gKoKgIA hAILftiUIT : Arrtro From— | . Dopnrt 1 46-tm •Aagnata 1:49 nm|*Angnatn 7:1} C'onrora 4:45 aujlJtbonla 10:« Corliigion 7:14 aml'Aagoita 1:21 •Anguatn.. . .12:19 pnlcuavon 4:04 Llthonln ):S pmk’ovlngtoa.... 4:14 pu •Auguat. 6:15 pnn*Auguata 11:46 pm •iTally. All other train, dally egrapt Sum day. tiKAHKAllll AlH UKB ItAlLU Arrive From— J Depart To— Waahlagton... 1:24 amlBInnlagbam.. 4:4} am AI.lH.Tllt. 4:40 am,Monro. 7J9 am S|MK‘:::“4S ,S llnnroo 7:40 paiMemphln }» P« Birmingham.. 2:3 yin. Waahlagton.. 2:8 pm Shown In Central time SIrapotn op« to rocelro poanrngrrr .12 R'lOIIT-No. 31 DAILY.—L'nltml *|«tra Pant 6IaiL Solid vrailliulwi train. si>-\iHh,- rara to Now,: ork, Hkbmood. Chnriottr^and lr» _ u. ■ I akwpor opra te rvraiv. poaorngon nt 1*0 p. m. I»rai Atlinu-AaknllT. iltrnrf op» 1*-J0 p m. Tl.-k.t ilfflr.- No. | PrachTrra. on Vladnrt. Win handing, and n»tr Tmnlnal •rntloo- '■— .(flra. 112 main: dm««. Lime. Laths and Shlng'ci Carloads and dray loidi. Carolina Port land Cement Co. Bell phono 155, Atlanta, 409, Atlanta. Go.