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>.) i I, i ainMWri ■ ' '-... . .. v- VOL.V. NO. 196. ATLANTA. GA., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16,1907 . -they go hand in hand. We are trying so eood that it will be a help to the New So ——Some people that’s not so, but we are trying it so, and if it helps Atlanta and the South we will have accomplished our purpose. ATLANTA Population Homes 26,000 Telephones • 15,000 Main Lines of Railroads 9 Miles of Street Railways nnn ™ Banking Capital $22,000,000 GEORGIA Population • 2 * 8 °25S lilies of Steam Railroads 6,500 Miles of Electric Railways^ 400 Bales Cotton Consumed in 1906 600,000 Value of 1905 Cotton Crop $100,000,000 THE GEORGIAN 20,000 words a day over our leased wire. Ten Tears’ Publishers’ Press franchise, Making The Georgian the best equipped outside of New York City. 300 Correspondent-Reporters in the South. Used over 400 tons of paper from July 1st to Jan uary 1st—enough to reach to San Francisco and back. JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES, Editor. JOSEPH LIVELY, Financial Editor (25 years’ experience.) PERCY WHITING, Sporting Editor. No whisky nor unclean advertisements. In fact, the best we can get of everything. Young Man, Come South! A f • £