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THE ALBANY DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1906.
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Imitation the Sincerest Flattery
The best articles which have Won popular favor through genuine merit are always imitated.
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“BOHEMIAN EXPORT BEER,”
that UNEXCELLED BREW of the ACME BREWING COMPANY, has been' set up as a standard by many imitators. These imitators are
wonderfully successful in getting names that sound like ours, and bottles that look like ours, but they can never get a beer that tastes like ours.
The wonderful qualities of the genuine “BOHEMIAN EXPORT” are the results of a careful and competent brewing, such as cheap
tators Call, not Hn. Rp RUPP til 91 tVl P 13 Vi Pi PAMtaitlO tVlo nama QrAimrwY TV/TnnAn rin ** o , mronl
tators can not do. Be sure that the label contains the name of “Acme Brewing Co., Macon, Ga
Original BOHEMIAN EXPORT is sold only at the following places in Albany:
Powell & Co. Price & McLarty Albany Manufacturing Co,
Dennard Whiskey Co. W. B. Mallard Altman Whiskey Co.
0. K. Whiskey House The Beazley Bar Max Lonsberg
H. Cassel J. P. Drinkwater Marvin Cohn
J. H. Coffey Deese & Deese Rialto Saloon
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a> guaranty of excellence.
McCarthy & Stewart
T. L. Pattison
Deariso Bros.
Star Whiskey House
Albany Whiskey Co.
Be sure the label contains the name of “Acme Brewing Company, Macon, Ga.,” a guaranty of excellence.
ACME BREWING CO.
L. H..MARKS, ARt., Albany, Ga.
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Underwear
Suggestions
If you haven’t done so, isn’t it about
time you looked to your summer un
derwear? We have an unusually com
plete line to suit the season and you.
Balbriggan, lisle, nainsook, net,
India crepe and Sea Island cotton, in
a great variety of designs and styles.
Long or knee drawers to match.
25c to $1.00 a Garment.
C. R. Davis & Co.
Shirt-Waist Free
On next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday we
will launder free ONE SHIRT WAIST with your
package' of laundry, provided same amounts to as
much as 25 cents. We will not allow more than one
to each patron.
Now, don’t think this proposition is not for you
because you haven’t been ‘ patronizing us. You are
the one we are after. We want to show you what you
have been missing.
New Albany
Steam Laundry.
PHON15 39.
rhe Kitchen Plumbing
robably the most Important in the
le. Is yours all right, or does It
i streaks? If it doesn’t work just
t all the time, better send for us.
know
ALL ABOUT KITCHENS.
tubs, the faucets, the hot water
er. We can make them right ns
be. And we will promise not to
s up your kitchen while doing It.
t's something you will appreciate,
know.
HARRIS PLUMBING CO.
J. £. MacMillan.
President.
W. O. Meritvether,
Secy, and Treat.
Albany Pressed Stone Co.
is a home industry.
All work in .our line should be given to us,
other things being equal. We patronize home
industries. All the money we get is spent
with home industries.
Albany Pressed Stone Co,
A GREAT RIG
SPECIAL RATES
FOR CONVENTION,
FERTILIZER MEN AND CONCERNS ALL OVER
THE COUNTRY INDICTED.
Yesterday’s Associated Press dis
patches to The Herald told of the re
turn of Indictments against eighty
people by the Federal grand jury at
Nashville which has been Investigating
the alleged Fertilizer Trust. These
Indictments, It appears, are directed
at individuals and companies In vari
ous parts of the country, Including sev
eral Individuals and companies In
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Georgia.
Last night’s dispatches from Nash
ville bring the following additional
particulars:
Nashville, Tenh., May 25.—The fed
eral grand pury which has been Inves
tigating the alleged fertilizer trust for
the past four weeks, concluded Its In
vestigation yesterday atfernoon and
returned In open court this morning
an Indictment against about .eighty fer
tilizer manufacturers, Including a num
ber of local men. The Indictment con
tains six counts, detailing in specific
form alleged violations of the anti
trust laws and charging the defend
ants with combining and being en
gaged In a trust or combination.
The defendants live In various parts
bt the country, where fertllzers are
manufactured, and certified copies of
—
Rato of Fare and a Third Given to
Georgia Elke.
the Indictment will be sent to the vari
ous districts in which the defendants
reside and there served. The defend
ants will be required to execute bond
for appearance at the October term of
court in this city, where the cases are
to be tried.
The grand jury examined during the
Investigation 140 witnesses and the
Indictments returned Is a voluminous
document.
The attorneys for the defendants
were present In court this morning
when the Indictments were returned,
and Immediately after they held a con
sultation as to what should be the
course to pursue in regard to their
clients. -
Four weeks were taken up on the In
vestigation, and during that time 140
witnesses were examined. The cost
of the investigation was about $7,500.
Six Counts In Double 8erles.
The six counts In the indictment are
In a double series of three each. The
first charge the defendants with con
spiracy: the second charge the de
fendants with conspiracy; and the
third with conspiring under section
5440, revised’ statutes, to commit the
offense of engaging In a combination
as defined by the Sherman law.
The punishment under section 5440
is two years In prison and a $10,-
000 fine.
The third count is new in form and
proceedure. It charges the commit
ting of an offense against the United
States by engaging In a combination
In restraint of trade, as defined and
prohlbted by the Sherman act.
The style of the cage on the docket
Indictment is ‘‘United States vs. Vir-
ginia-Carolina Chemical Company et
al.,” and the indictment is described as
"an Indictment for violating act of con
gress approved’ July 2, 1890, and en
titled an act to protect tfie trade and
commerce against unlawful restraints
and monopolies,” and section 5440- re
vised statutes, United States.
Individuals Indicted.
' Following Is a list of the Individuals
indicted, as officers, agents or attor
neys of the accused corporations and
firms:
Samuel T. Morgan, president; For-
tesque Whittle, vice-president; Frank
P. Dancey and Frank C. Wilcox, mana
gers and agents of the Virginia-Caro-
llne Chemical Company; J. Rice Smith,
agent of Virginia-Carollna Chemical
Co. and president of Georgia Chemical
Works; Austin B. Carpenter and Chas.
H. McDowell, managers and agents,
and Chas. G. Wilson, agent and attor
ney of Armour & Co.; Fred G. Brown,
president and treasurer of Anderson
Phosphate and Oil Co.; Frank ’Bur-
bridge,-president, and Wm. J. McCor
mack, treasurer pf Eterman Fertilizer
Co.; George Braden, president of Fed-'
eral Chemical Co., of Delaware and
Kentucky; Augustus D. Adair and
James D. McArley, officers and agents
of Furman Farm Improvement Co.
and members of the firm of A. D.
Adair & McCarthy Bros.; Wm. De C.
Kessler, secretary and treasurer of
Gouldlng Fertilizer Co., Limited; Jas.
G. Tinsley, president of the Marietta
Fertiliser Co. and vice-president of
Tennessee Chemical Company; Wm.
R. Rhea, general manager of Nashville
Fertilizer Co.; Wm. C. Reed, vice-
president and general manager, and
Isaac Mayo Read, agent of Read Phos
phate Co.; Frank S. Royster, president,
and Charles F. Burroughs, vice-presi
dent of F. S. Guano Co.; A. J. Ives, sec
retary-treasurer of Savannah Ouano
Co., and member of firm of Willcox,
Ives & Co.; T. Porter Fleming, vice-
president of Southern States Phos
phate and Fertilizer Co., and T. Gar
land Tinsley, president and treasurer
of Tennessee Chemical Co.
Concerns Indicted.
The following firms and corpora
tions were Indicted:
Virginia-Carollna Chemical Co;, of
New Jersey; Armour & Co., of Il|lnols;
Acme Manufacturing Co., of North
Carolina; Alabama Chemical Co., of
New Jersey; Anderson Phosphate and
Oil Co., of South Carolina; Ashepoo
Fertilizer Co., of South Carolina;
Blackshear Manufacturing Co., of
Georgia; Etlwan Fertilizer Co., South
Carolina; Federal Chemical Co., of
Delaware; Federal Chemical Co., of
Kentucky; Furmap Farm Improve
ment Co., of Georgia; Gouldlng Ferti
lizer Co., of Florida; Gulfport Cotton
Oil Fertilizer and Manufacturing Co.,
of Georgia; Home-Mixture Guano Co.,
of Georgia; Jackson Fertilizer Co., of
Mississippi; Marietta Fertilizer Co., of
Georgia; Meridian Fertilizer Co., of
Mississippi; National Fertilizer Co., of
Tennessee; New Orleans Acid and Fer
tilizer Co„ of New Jersey; Old Domin
ion Ouano. Co., of Georgia; Planters
Chemical Co., of Alabama; Read Phos
phate Co., of West Virginia; F. S .Roy
ster Guano Co., of Virginia; Savannah
Guano Co., of Georgia; Southern
States Phosphate and Fertilizer Co.,
ot Georgia; Standard Chemical and Oil
Co., of Alabama; Standard Guano and
Chemical Manufacturing Co.,, of Louis
iana; Swift & Co., of Illinois; Ten
nessee Chemical Co., of Tennessee;
The Tennessee Valley Fertilizer Co.
of Atlanta, and the firms of A. D.
Adair & McCarthy Bros., pnd Wilcox
Ives & Co., formerly carried on busi
ness In North Carolina, South Caro
lina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mis
sissippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and Ten-
Special rates will be In effect on the
railroads of the state next week on
account of the gathering of Georgia
ElkB In Albany.
Announcement bas been made by
the Southeastern Passenger Associa
tion of a rate on all lines of a rate
of one fare and a third, pluB 25 cents,
tickets to be on sale Monday, the 28th,
and good for return to and lncdludlng
the 30th.
The Central of Georgia Railway
makes a further concession, announc
ing the beginning of sale a day earlier
and adding a day to the final retiiru
limit—from the 27th to the 1st, both
dates Inclusive.
The announcement of special rates
for. the State Convention of E
means that the attendance will be
large, as this was the only point on
which there remained any doubt.
The best safeguard against head
ache, constipation and liver troubles Is
DeWltts Little Early Risers. Keep n
vial of these famous little pills in the
house and take a dose at bedtime when
you feel that the stomach and bowels
need cleaslng. They don’t gripe. Sold
by Albany Dqug C(f., Hllsman-Sale
Drug Co.
Mrs. W. W. Johnson Dies at Sylvester.
The host’ of friends in thlB city and
section of Messrs. J. A. and H. W.
Johnson regret to learn of the death
of their mother, who passed away at
Sylvester at” the advanced age of 78,
The Worth County Local of yesterday
brings the following account of Mrs,
Johnson’s death:
Yesterday the angel of death called
for Mrs. W. W. Johnson at the home
of her son, Llhu Johnson, on Isabella
street. Mrs. Johnson was 78 years
old, was a woman of rare Christian
graces, and loved by all who knew
her. She leaves five children—Mrs.
T. J. Pinson, Mr. Llhu Johnson, of this
place; Messrs. J. W. Johnson, of
Acree; H. W. and J. A. Johnson, of
Albany. The remains will be Interred
in the Pine Bluff cemetery today.
If you are troubled with Piles and
can’t find a cure, try Witch Hazel
Salve, but be sure you get that made
by E. C. DeWitt, of Chicago. It Is the
Original. If you have used Witch
Hazel Salve without being relieved It
is probable that you got hold of one
of the many worthless counterfeits
that are sold on the reputation of the
genuine DeWltt’s Witch Hazel Salve.
Sold by Albany Drug Co., Hllsman-Sale
Drug Co.
. Check the name of the
book you want. Now is
the time- to buy.
THE FOLLOWING BOOKS OXLY 75c EACH:
The Castaway, The
Sherods, The Leopard’s
Spots, Voice of the People,
Graustark, St. Elmo, The
Hound of the Baskervilles,
Lady Paramount, The
Stow Market Mystery,
The Deliverance, Hearts
Courageous, For Love of
Crown, Tito.
See Our line oi Confirmation Presents,
MVUnrirf
Properly Pitted
Glasses...
will relieve these muscular strains
and the sooner applied the better.
We are on the alert for a defect un
discovered by your former oculiBt
or optician.
We take every precautions.
Eyes Examined and Tested Free.
Phil Harris,
{Leading Optician. i
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L«. GBIGBR.
Very Special Things
at Small Prices
Fi IS til
Ladies’ .Wash Belts,
heavily embroidered.
Price only 10c to 25c.
White (variety of oth
er shades) Wash Hand
Bags, a swell line and
very popular. Our spe
cial price 25c to 50c.
Leather Hand Bags,
real value 50c, this week
only 25c each.
* New style Leather
Hand Bags, fine leather
lined, real values 85c,
$1.50 and $2. Our spe
ciai price 28c, 70c,
c.
We exhibit a beautiful assort
ment of White Goods, Dimities,
Nainsooks, Organdies and ham'
Mercerized Lawns, fancy and
Great variety of Colored
Goods in attractive patterns.
b. GBIGBR,
71 Broad Street.
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via Sop-
GULF COAST RE8QHTS.
Low Round Trip Rates to Lanark) Fla.,
Panacea 8prlngs, Fla.,
choppy.
Leave Albany via Central of Ga. and
Arlington, 7:45 a. m. and *3:60 p. m.
Arrive Sopohoppy 3:14 p. m. and
•9:51 p. m.
Arrive Lanark 3:45 p. m. and *10:18
p. m.
•Saturdays and Sundays only..
Round Trip Rates from Arlington.
a b c
To Lanark 4.76 .6.30 2.80
To Sopohoppy 4.16 6.55 2.50
a—Tickets sold dally, final limit 15
days.
b—Tickets cold dally, final limit 90
days.
c-Tickets sold Saturday P. M.
limit
Monday.
