Atlanta Georgian and news. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1912, March 02, 1907, Image 10
THK ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
SATI'IIDAT. MARCH t UW.
We Placed the Bullychoop Gold Mining Co.’s Stock with Atlanta Citizens at40c and 50c a Share
NOW SELLING AT 7S CENTS TO $1.00.
We Placed the Stock ot the Montana Consolidated Gold Mining Company
NOW SELLING AT 75 CENTS.
Both are paying regular monthly dividends to the fortunate holder, and we predict these stocks will" sell way over one dollar por share this coming summer. —
We now offer the last of the Montana Consolidated Company’s stock at 75c per share. As soon as this is sold the price will jump to $1.00 and $1.25. Dividends paid monthly by the company.
J. Wilie Pope is president of this company.
A MINING PROSPECT
is a mining proposition based upon hopes, or faith in the unseen, faith that some
time or other it will become a mine and able to earn and pay dividends. Only about
one out of every five hundred “prospects" eVer become mines.
A REAL MINE
is a mining proposition which has passed through the many years of the “Prospect”
stage, has been equipped with a full mining plant, has very large bodies of ore ail ex
posed to the eye and which can be measured and assayed, and thus not only has
proven its ability to pay dividends, but IS paying dividends.
Our business is to “cut out" the “prospects” and find the proven mines, which are already earning and paying dividends and can show their ability to continue so doing. Money so invested
is not only wisely invested, but in sucn propositions as we offer, sure of large increase in the principal.
WE CAN PROVE ALL OUR STATEMENTS TO YOUR SATISFACTION.
FRANK M. SCOFIELD, 1007 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, SALES AGENT.
SELLING AGENT for The Bullychoop, Montana Consolidated and The Octave Mines. All of them successful mines.
BIG OYSTER FEAST
IS SPREAD BEFORE
CHOCTAW BRAVES
7REA USE ON THE GOBBLERS;
SOMETHING Ob THE ORDER
By A GOBBLER. town !»«•««»li.«t Held of labor, and therein
Tin* Am lent nriler of Gobbler* Ik a j flnilx • Hough t" do. Tin* tear of *orr*>w
yrrTTTTTT.HiTnnt: .ml.. I, I h.iHbecn .. I|.. .1 i.'.mv iimiiy iln..-s by
. . . . . , | urn Mini H.iii.l or”miU t tuU l liH».“n-nil i Irr
hPH..v.,lum uriler, which bail It* orHtH< I ... , lf .,, IKUi , h mumlnuliul will, «la.U
In tin* your l'.m.i, ami nun Inter Incor- i m*?*n l»v tin* gentle word* of "Mrrry."
I pointed iindvr tin* name mid *t vie above ' I; ha* no marble altar*. no wreathed
~r" * ....>*#. o.
apnn-Trf ttm-ft *>»« ..uikuiuilj Kia , , mil erautud* [...ms „.it ,,f >l.-r .,f n.l.l Coll.nv s. met Friday night
ln i!" 1 N ‘*> - | H .. free Ills- an.l gave the see.,ml degree to mure
'T*.",io'7. ,, |‘‘ WM *,' T'."' , , '•'*•** tb.t *», e i.i-aslil "'"'In ean.lhla Ira. There Is al-
li> |>i lit* l|ib * an* bem*\ olein *•. mel*. tlu* mirrnd hall* *>t thr ordei **♦• *.♦!- , . , , ,
itii.T ar„nrr Thr hrrml -! i-ne.v-oi.-nee i.. make in. n h.-tie, The , lio. I " " llin '«»» ***** " ,n ". v more
-xuuhRhI <** xurtun* tiu needy ;illL*lit wt*»k i-’ e\.*:vrd from :nanv rm-• 1 go in wiUi the next c lub.
,**iy dignified;
amusing.
Tin* f*lioc taw Red Men
thing* these day*.
On la-f M"iidnV"vtnrp n large Iimii-
bfr of tin* warrior* and chief* n**cm-
bl*d uiuund tbe i’bminrHT*T m enjoy
the oy*ler frftjct Thitr had been piepnted
by I’hiXtuu’M famous cook, P.i*i Sa
chem Ihuiiii*. Mnny-rMtinir br«*HY-e- ..——— —_______
were also pre*ent and enjovcd tin* In**. d«»un b|e**liig* upon It. and tin* little*
pllallty ,.f fhoeta.v. l" r| '"e"," ""''I l,a T'' «nitllu.le 1
Choc-law ha* a tine eel of ehlef* an.l "" l.riUnea || ha* heen .
they have awaken* |„„-,e*. In ll,.- * '*7 “"'«* . -y
meint>er*hli>. Many new implication* j ,',f •*« *luirlt \
ARE INITIATED BY
PIEDMONT LODGE
* of thr nfllleted. |*-l**nt Uidei*-
!i!«d*\ base t-allvd -b •*!. and \**
l«
• •Mow »bip
outfit
are the remdt
purchajtotl for the* d»*Ki* «* team and j
apfendld rituullatb' work beltiK |»er-!
tunned by thin team.
Much credit for the pros|***ilty of.
ChcH'law In due to tin* untilIiik and
em dent work of the present • hb*f of
recordn. Pant HaeWetn Kdaur A ltauKhu. !
alto Pant Sachems \Y. I. Ibimhibk. j
P, J. McGuire, V. J. Dennln ami other**
Antony the vloltlng Hed Men*pi» *** nt 1
At the la-t meet lug were: Pant Ha* In m !
W. II. Abbott, of c-herokee Tribe; W
Harry tgiiye. 1‘towah No 4.'. Prank
F. Smith and J. 11. Murk*. «»f c’.»mam ln* ;
No. «.
Phnc'taw’ alwavi* extend* a hearty i
Welcome to all MhIHiik He*! Men.
when* In* will ami where the «»r«h
beet known, he recelvee a cordial
id ban been
by the yen tie In- Tbe
The Am lent tu- w*uth\ and
an Institution foumi- j*»r«ler u »-h**s ».* extend Its field of ln-!start .somethin*?, imd If v**u
’•*» the advancement > linen* e by brinalnK Into this yivat fra* { there v*ut won t be "In It."
»f tbe fatherhood ofjteinity men *»f «•»***! moral * lumicter MKUUEI1,
*b l of Cobblers Is
e*l bv ao*m| men
of Ibe pilndplee
(••si ami tbe br**lbei hood of
not a rr-thrinuH eactrty
tin- i hutcli la m> way «h*ee this
lntru«b* upon the **.o t•*• I domain of tin* I tin
church, but simply «onlines lts**|f to lt*<|i;u
Ptatlmant 4ru1gr, ttmuah
yeure. la a live wire In 0*1*1
in—AHntt+n —If—yv*u want - to -have
good time. Just dmp down to Piedmont
on any Friday night and you will surely
get your money's worth.
All members are urged to be present
it our next meeting. We are going to
not
It I* | If further information i« desired cott-
rtval of }*•*•»•!» I tig »!»♦* Ami* tit order of (Sobbicis.
sain*- will l*»* choeiTulh given by
giatnl MYii'tan A (*. c;. Atlanta.
GATE CITY COUNCIL
OF JUNIOR OROER
HAS GOOD MEETING
«»Ht'* '
undI No. :
M . met Wednesday titgl.t
olflcen* pre-« at ; ,n ! the *■
•Idlng
This council holds the
Ifig the largest fr* (J»-*ti
won the high* s; t, aojs .
In the stat. It lias t ; ,k.-u
inn memlHTs during 11.»
and bids !.»•• t » • ■•t.tlm
aatne pr *sp* • *':s i .mdltb*
lure.
There u. r, *..» ♦ t.,! y-.
during tbe * \ • i:lto£ A r.'i
tot s from "H i r « ..m Ms
IN A PERSONAL WAY.
nrrtu Ibdiett*. * M -m... g •
CEREMOMAL AND PARA DE
EOR KHORA SSA A' KN1GH 7 S
Kibl.i temple, Hraniatlc iinler
Knight** ol-Klioi.i--.iti, wul b<* d a lag
i i. ioonial ***-?-l.*n in the I'ythian i'iir-
tb* lull, in tin Ki »r bulldiiiK. **n the
nigiit "f Malt'll *«■' Tbe «••('••monl.il will
nun b f-o ilo* patent oi*ler. the Knight?*
• f Pytiita-
‘Tin* line- for tbe loeal oi**inb«*i - will
rem.iin tin* -am.. J* annually, but *lue-
foi leu - re.-tdent uieinbe* * have been
*. dm ed t . f 1. a year fn.m J.iuu try 1
Uliili'ln.iled with red fit** 1..IVM* The
•Ml.ltlf Will be follow ed bv a |»«lteh-up.
P**r
\ speelal f'lUuie on March JK will
be a Htreel p.ll.l'le al »’. !'• f*r 7 ».'c|*»* k
P HI. followed bv a Hul<li Miipper, aft-
el w hich the « elemonial begin-
•ereiimnl.il, 1- being tit "lit b\ S*.'«*.
taiy \\ T Winn
"He,i: sir and Hrotbei on Tue.--
lav night. March w ill *..*« in ..nr next
ereuiollkil ***•>•-!.m Hill la.*»t on**, on
Jantiuy S*». win, a **u..*-- ii.oti «*\**rv
-tandp »lnt. ami w* ie.ei\**l ! flirt \ - f.*m
•1*. 'Ills
• 'll Man b w.* imi-t have
•V* 111 w. -ll. Mild .*•..-! v *.•*•• (but
to* *•• !•* * n.ipj* tirt s
\ V .1 ■! ..V Know. a.iir !.iw ll-. •
• lire a fez. an the temple \Yill in-i-i that
e'ety one wear them at a'l • * i« ,u"nlat-
iii rut tit •
Ite-t tpiullty oflb lal f**/ * an !»•• had
at George A • PIoding. 1..7. Whit*ball
.street, at
' < Uth lal lapel button- can be *>*••
. ute,| only ft*mi J ll W atts ,x * . :jo
Austell building, for t|. Ol V >ui • ill
"1 del for Ol button* through III* s* < •
tetill V
‘ I5r»*thr**n. -peak to v an Pond n »w
t hn applh atbui f »i Mai. 1 and
! .11.HI II !*. "11 A pi il 1 1" si:, and
I ail milling ev. iy \ ■!.!!* in the «•-lit-
t • • »*.*•». e that all nuiv know that
M.I • 1 *>|n : IIIK |H tile la-t at $1"
M *■' t* 5 b*- ale pL«* lltg their fee
:• * " '■■it.* -"ire .»».* making u
'e* It 1- pl.Oltlg III ItiiMieli-*'
- * •' ■ "V* :!•.* t • itn i v ,m.. doing
- g* i "ii a Ini*tie. -" that when tin*
Spurn:- next Xugiis: v.un i* |u. -enla-
t!v.- ..hi i.|...|i a nieinbei ship m Ulbla
.,f vm.irlo
'’"anting .n \.*u |* r-ui.iMv •. b**ip
u'.ik** :*»'s a . 'ii-ntg g • *.l time. 1 am.
V . ■ tn \ at* . . oil* «* • V
W ’!’ \N INN Sc • ' a. . ‘
BIG ORDEB MAN
TO VISIT ATLANTA
lion Mill .Montague, of Richmond.
«*!*** of the nio*d prumlnent lawyers and
s*** r* t order men of the state of Vir
ginia. will visit Atlanta next week and
be tin* guest *.f local Odd Fellows.
M* .Montague will arrive In the city
Monday afternoon over the Seaboard
Air Line railway ami will be* unaltered
at the Piedmont .Monday night In* will
\Mt Atlanta Lodge No. 14. Odd !'•*!* juh
W. E. N. SEARCY, JR„
IS A BIG "JINER"
E. H. SEARCEY, JR.
K. II Searcey, Jr. of (aiinin. Is
dTlTie'Te.ulinpf fraTrTnnr'nrrter-irren
In the state. He Is a member of the
tout Hoard of Appeals of the Great
Council of Red .Men and is prominent
ln other orders.
Mr. Hennery %•* .♦f g*>ao*l dUpuidtuiu
and has numbers of friends throughout
rtliu XtatT. He has-been honored In the
body, ot Jietl_MeH 7 man‘ J han once
on account of his familiarity with the
laws of Redmenshlp and In now serving
the long term »>n the Great Hoard of
Appeals.
LADIES FORM A UX1L1AR\
TO MACHINISTS' ASS'N
On last Thinscfay night week In Fed-J
oration hall, the wives, daughters and
sistei * of the union machinists met
lov.s. and Tt
Capital Lodge
i .Miicoii Wedn*
night w
tin. will go t*»
and will return !*■
unto Pi tday morning.
•Tlduy night he will vlnit tw*» *llf-
• *nt * bid pel low lodges. Pulton No
Iumnt No ltni.
Mr Montague I** past grand ina-t- i
of Olid Pel low s of Vhglnhi an.l *•»
grand tepr* tentative from that *oat»-
t * * the So\*r«*lgn Grand Lodge Me
* halrman of tin* judicial > ioinn.li!*-e
of that to.tv and t<- |ne**tibnt of th*
fraternal iclb l asso* union.
auxiliary.
The rendition of Instrumental music
by Miss Katie Marshman, and vocal
# . . . It i sol**s by Miss Hannah. Louis Kneher
f" r "»• purimiw „f „i-ganl*lmt an nusll- Mls A ,. rh |,. „ mitH
laty to the International, Association of | ami darn ing by It. W. Andrew;
Machinists. j cel veil rounds of nppluuse.
Ill belmlf of tbe order. .1 I. .|otif«. Tin* following ladles then placed their
.... f v it*.. .a signatures *»n the charter list: Mrs.
"Vr""",. ,• ‘ 'I. “ - 7. »•'*•>■• """ «■»■ eleocl |,resilient
l.,'ll**-. 1-,,Il.mli,IC .Mi. Jnne* nililri-•* ,\|r*. Ceorulii Wllann. secro- „ n March 0. In Iho haU on Decatur
• d wcb'ome. William Robln.«on. chalr-lt.ny pro tun.. Mrs. William Hohlnson.»street.
man of the committ**e in t harg** *»f th** Mrs. A. P Larkin. .Mrs. (*. L Hun. Mrs. I a large crowd Is expected to attend,
affair. Introduced the speakers, ttrst of | •*; * sV ..*** !****.•_ •'*»«. Archie_ II._ Coo|»er, j ns there has already been a**lcl several
•s. edit.*! *.f The
spoke in favor
WILL BE INSTITUTED
A newr council of the degree of Po-
cnhonta*iwttl'*be Instituted some time
soon at Porterdnle, Qa. ^
W. If. Lamb, the efficient chief of
Ternrrtw nf Wehuntee Tribe No. 36. ryf
Porterdale. Is one of the prime movers
In the organization of the council and
has sutured a huge Hat uf. charter
members.
The institution -rrf-ihis new council
of Pocahontas will do muclt Toward
building up Welaunee Tribe, which .s
already considered one of the leading
tribes ln this section of the reservation
of Georgia.
TICKETS GOING FAST
FOR VAUDEVILLE SHOW
OF FULTON REBEKAHS
Fulton Rebekah lodge was the scene
«»f one of the liveliest meetings In the
history of the lodgo on Wednesday
night.
This lodge will give a high-class
vaudeville for the benefit of the lodge
ami Pi
I Journal of Labor.
f ili«* • o-opei.itbm of men and women
n every thing tending' to tin* better-
ii* in of mankind.
Mif William Hobln> *n. Internation il
••eivtnry ami t:*asur»*r. then gave an
• ting talk **n th** object and h**n-
f an auxilliir)
V Well- was next *m the program
i pot m dedicated t * tin* ladles’
Mrs
Roser, Mrs.
A l>. Gamut. Mr.*
Mamie Johns. Mrs.
MeAnany■, j hundred tickets, and the event promises
’laud Layton.! t«» be one long to he remembered. .
I’. Johns, j
Hit. I
H Hluckweld- 8EWANEE TRIBESMEN
er. Mis W A. Wells. Mrs. M K. 1 MAKE GOOD 8H0WING
Cleveland. Mrs. George DeHorde. Mrs f
Prank Taylor. Mis** lone Parllee Taylor, The warriors of Sewanee Tribe, Red
ami Mis Pd o'Shlelds. Men, of the hunting grounds of C’ov-
Itefr*-hmeptK in the shape .>f Hand- ini^ton. are making things lively for
whhes. fruit, cake and coffee were " '
then set veil by the members of the P H,< * faces in that
i A recent report from that tribe Indl-
T.ilk
CLEARS THE COMPLEXION.
• »:im» Lox.itiv** Pmlt Sytup -Umn-
lutes lb** liv*i anil tlioiotighly » lean-**-
th* t*" iml •li’.ir- the lompbxton
o' pimp|»‘* . o t blotche- It Is th* b* *.?
laxattv fm o *m* *, .<ml « lilltli.*ti a- r
' t * | *
lb
i.l d*.
online*! t,» bis
MAXIMS OF FRATHRNA1. WORLD
otino i-
snp*
'I •* i •• to th. b ini,. ,,f broth- * I*-ll I', n n * * - . .
BEAVER NEWS.
tbout your fun! H’alk about
hot time**! It was there in plenty
n* meeting of Atlunta Ham No. J.
H**.ivei'K ia-t Monday highl
•111 the film* P»*-hit lit 11 alley all-
... I the o|h*|i tllg * . the dam until
uljoiiintnent. fun frolic and fra-
t* rnitv reigned Pun. In that we had
iyM li**at*1 K"oil n*w« from the -u-
preme datit »-a:iver>t!ou lu*!*l
Ingham last week. I* »!i« . il
had llftevil cundi
JUNK RAISE MONEY
EOR PROPOSEDTEMPLE
report
'cates much progress. This tribe was.
| organized lust spring and has already
more than doubled Its membership.
1 The degree team is in splendid shape,
i The tribe will give an elaborate enter
tainment In the near future.
V iir
Hill!*-
,-U-lde
■•i t•*
i*l*' t*
Judge Rober •
ph*-t glial In* ll
Ttehton. .\ ,f
laige a—embly
:n:' t th*-
Tezcherv Holding Institute.
elttt.ll flftx -I \
ant- fo
the till
nub* l ship
•*l ill*
A Bad Stomach
WOODMEN CAMP
Lessens the usefulness and mars the In;
plnets of life.
It’S# weak stomal. x'Vtomech that ran
Dot properly perform Its functions.
Among Its symptoms are di»tr**«» after
eating, nausea between meals, heartburn,
belching, vomiting, flatulence and nervous
headache.
in tbe
. 1 him .* randldaie and beating In** "hef
ty burden, until they had waded the
* I muddy wat* i- «n*l fought the t»« :«*•
ctittenis In at* tv then* wii* something
1 doit t;. t* I»•*• evntent er.Joytn* ill *d *11*:
i i andiditte- In* ItidtwL
glad i*. *A»t*
Ai an .enthusiastic mass meeting of
• - Jiinioi (»r*U»r of Atlanta last M*»n- ;
i.v night f.'i.inio was raised toward the!
opimed n**w Junior temple, which I** |
he erected In Capitol avenue, near ’
•* cnpltol.
It l announeed that more than ha’fl
ll,* -i.n k has been taken and that
. w hi k **f coiistrut t ion will begin a'-
>n a- all of tin* stm-U has been sub- 1
rlhed The sit** ha- already* he* n ■
ting I purchased. The buibltug is ex|*ected l•»
n»-t about IL'jbMi.
The hall a-soilatb*n. in charge .if the
building * on-!-:** of K. R HlMInghniu.
(iialrman. M. II Abbott, tioasurer an*l
FOR ISOICE8TION
di.tress after eatinK. dizziness, that
heavy feeliiiR, wind and pains in
the stomach and furred tongue, take
in I
Beecham’s
Pills
before vou rxtirc to rest, They
start the gastric juices, assist the
stomach to dispose of the food, en
courage good appetite, sound di
gestion and make you feel life is
worth living
Bold Everywhere In boxe* 10c. and 2c.
J K 1.
.1.0
itaiv
that
Mali*
of th**
-Idem Kb T. Willi
* t***l Junto
.•fill •
*iuti**n- •* *nt with I n
chaplain
•**uncils
raMy
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Cures a bad stomach, indigestion and dys
pepsia, mud tbe cure Is penuancaL
▲ootpt no substitute
talk • f taking
and a* • i .tin -
(on. »»•*«! Ibiig. nt
l> can ft th* kuh:
*! that -*‘\»fal Allan! *, hue
v n- * lothlng , tnent t*» t*** gi
liallv left III* j Pult**n It«l»**k.
Odd Fellows’ Entertainment.
u-ph it P.lllott*. on.- * r th*
n t*:irit*»ne« and «nt**rt.;lwi
harg
laid
* M. It
ill **n ni.ikd- an offi-
f Ui-peitlon to all of tin*
tli»* northern **ectb»n of th**
II** * \p.*» i*. to \i-it **\» ry coutii’il
tin* stat** in*« tin;?, w hn h Ik t*» • *•
„
Vaudeville for Woodmen.
.tu*t*\ill** entertatnnir*nt f.»r tb“
ntntalii- 1m :•* lit of J t* I loot I'ni'p N * v, » will
ln'*-d.*v nUlit for be given at thr Pythian hall. Pryor
h Lodge at (»dd Fell*»w »and Huh'* -tii**tn. next Friday night,
ind iV.l.tu*• etitM-tf. An Joseph H Klllotb*. thr well-known hi*
ram will be rendered. te.tulner. lias charge of the uftalr.
** t.
,—L -i.U X
FOR YARD, POULTRY, LAWN,
run rnnu, ruut i n ,, bnnn,
CEMETERY AND FARM—EREC
TING PAGE FENCE OUR 8PE-
IALTY.
CHEAPER THAN WOOD.
W, J. Dabney Implement Go.,
, 61 So. Fortyth 8t„ Atlanta, Ga.