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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
FRIDAY. APRIL 2$, 1S0T.
STOCK COMPANY
OPENS ITS SEASON
AT
High-Class Players To Be
Seen in Modern
Successes.
High elan dramas, presented by hl,h
class ptsyers. "Ill be tendered the Atlanta
theatergoer* at the Grand during the auw
iner by the George Fawcett Company.
Tbla la assured by tbe management of
the company, aa well na by II. L. D.GIre,
manager of tho Grind. Tho Fawcett com-
pany la not the ordinary atock company,
with a repertolro of blood and thunder met.
odraaiat, that usually cornea South and
plays to top-heavy audiences.
The cast Is composed of eutertatnera of
recognliad ability In the dramatic protec
tion, and will be reinforced during tho
summer by tbe addition of n number of
stars, Who, haring closed their regular win-
ter seasons, do not. wish to. remain Idle
until another seasoni Is ushered in.
Such playa aa "Brother Officers" and
"Tbs Bfltiaw Man," and other successes,
will com|K>se the repertory for the most part,
cupular modern plnys anil high rlnaa'atnnd-
■ rd dramas following one another, with
erery now and then n pare comedy hit.
Mr. peOlvo has closed all arrangements,
snil the season will open on Monday, May
n The scenic artists, stage carpenters
Slid electrician will reach Atlanta ten days
ln u*. Vawcatt Is still at work selecting his
playa and the lending nlayors. It la pos-
ill.fo thnt he will himself appear here. In
sny event, Atlnntn is assured of a line of
attractions aneli os lier theatergoers bare
net been able to attend before during tbe
Hear Rev. Sam Small at
Graduating Exercises of
Southern Dental College,
Grand Opera House. Seats
free.
TWO MEN KILLED
11
Prominent Cattleman Shot
Following Quarrel About
Business Matter.
3.50, 4.00 and 4.50 Shirt Waists
' ■ 4
Saturday at 9 0 Clock
At 2.65
Tailor-made styles in pure liuen and thoroughly shrunken linen. The ideal
waists and the style that grows in favor this season, you know. It’s always ready
for«so many occasions. It comes from the laundry looking better than any wash
waist can. It is always in good taste and always in good style.
These are ‘‘Royals,’’. “Monograms” and other standard makes—all waists of
the highest class. \
78 Waists in the Lot Ranging in
Sizes from 34 to 44.
Thcrs Are Several Styles. Here Are Three of Them.
Special to The Georgian.
Dallas, Texas, April 26.—As the re
mit of a shooting affray at Allenreed,
In Gray county, S. B. Owens, a promi
nent cattleman and land owner, was
Instantly killed nnd B. 8. Turbyvllle
was also killed. Tho tragedy grow out
of a business transaction, over which
the two men had disagreed.
T.P.A.HEADOUARTERS
MAY GO TO AUGUSTA
Special to The Georgian.
Rome, Ga., April 26.—At • o'clock thla
mnralag, President Frank called tbs Travel
er.’ Protective Association convention to
order, end about 200 members answered to
roll call. The meeting tbla morning was
devoted mostly to routine bualnesa, nnd
nothing of Importance came up. Tbe elec
tion of offlcrea will take place this after
neon, and macb Interest center* In tbe elec-
tloti. Another Important matter to coma
up at tbla afternoon's session will he the
moon's aesL _
fit lit of the Augusta delegates to have the
if the state * “
inta. Allan
hosdquartei
rlty from
•trenuous
h»si|,|uarl
era _ _
Atlanta,
effort nnd a
LMl.
... moved to that
.anta will make a
ot fight to keep the
(him excursion down' the Coosa river on
labaaa.
Hi" steamer Alab
given
river _
which was greatly
noon: At
ng la I
tip
new business,, rep
I'onfederate -'Memo
Myrtle mu cemetery. At * p. in.,
•nil reception nt Shorter College.
report
committees, election of officers. At 4 p. m.,
norlsl day exercises at
Waists in the plain
shirt effect, with large 2-
inch wide box plaits;
with plain tailor-made
collars, or with embroid
ered collars.
, s
Royal waists in a fine
quality of pure, shrunken
linen; made with plain
stitched yoke with ver
tical tucks below—long
sleeves and regular shirt
waist cuffs.
Waists in all pure lin
en with embroid e r e d
fronts—genuine hand-
embroidery; with long
sleeves, open at the front
and three-quarter sleeves
open at the back.
Oilb hundred nnd ninety Vehicles, con*
•(■ting of Buggies, Surreys and Runabout*.
Can furnish any of the above In steel or
robber tire*. Aleo^n large lino of Deliv
ery and Farm Wagons and Harness.
Special prleea for the next ten days only.
Remember, our motto It quick sales and
small profits.
We esn save you money on Vehicles.
Farmers’ Supply Co.,
40*42 W. Alabama St.
Atlanta, Ga.
™ BIJOU
Tonight Matinee Today.
Special Matinee
V (Friday)
MEMORIAL DAY 3 p. a.
I'llF-TTY lillll.S—PRETTY SONGS',
AROUND the CLOCK
MUSICAL COMEDY IN TIIRI?E ACTS.
2 1-2 Hours of Music and Fun.
Noxt Woek—
“THE LITTLE DUCHE88.”
NEXT WEEK! USUAL MATIN FES.
HATZFELDT
..In thotMusical Comedy 8ucoess..«
LITTLE DUCHESS
50—PEOPLE—50
EL DORADO
Chamberlin-Johnsoh-DuBose Company
SOUTHERN WOMAN TO WED
AFTER ROMANCE ON CRUISE
Trenton, N. J., April 26.—A romance
of the crulee ot Speaker Cannon and
his party to the West Indies waa re
vealed to the public, when, at a dinner
at the Country Club, Barker Gum-
mere announced hie engagement to
Mrs. Andrew Slmonds. of Charleston,
8. C, a noted Southern beauty and
leader In eoclety. \ Mr. Gummere met
Mra. Slinond* on the cruise.
Mr*. Slmonds le a member of one
of the oldest families of the Carolina!
and Mr. Oummere has the same dis
tinction In New Jersey.
PSI OMEGA MEN
GIVE A BANQUET
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ROSENBLOOM CO.
rACTOKYS
RachMter. N. Y.
ing Skirts, Girls’ Coats.
Raincoats for Men, Topcoats,
Shoes’ Hats, Boys’ Suits.
Gencsco Shoo for Men $3.50
The Best Shoe on the market for
over. 71 WHITEHALL ST.
STORE OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS.
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The Southern Dental College Chap
ter of the Pel Omega fraternity held ite
annual banquet at the Piedmont on
Thursday evening.
'Among the guests, honorary and
alumni members present were: Drs.
C. Z. McArthur, Fort Valley, Ga.; S. D.
Rambo, Marietta, 04.: J. H. Coyle,
Thomaavllte. Ga.: H. H. Johnson, Ma
con, On.; Thomas P. Hlnman, M. D.
Huff. William P. Nlcolson, S. W. Fos-
ter, W. M. Zlrkle. II. M. Copeland,
Claude A. Smith, F. O. Foster and Dr.
DeLos Hill.
Active members present were: J. E.
Young. J. D. Chnaon, W. P. Adams,
B. C. Williamson, Joe Elvy, O. I. Barn
well, W. C. Humphries, C. K. Buchanan.
J. E. Walker, Major F.-E. Hearn, W. G.
Turner, B. E. Cunningham. P. I,. Hule,
J. R. Watson, D. J. Me Albany and W. O.
McAnally.
Commencement Exercises
of Southern Dental College
tonight, Grand Opera House.
Good programme, fine mu
sic. Public invited.
COLONEL ESTILL
MUCH IMPROVED
received some painful bruises. The ne
gro fireman, A. V. Brown, was caught
In th* engine and carried over In It.
Before be could be reecued the lower
portion of his body was badly scalded.
although he will recover. A negro
hrakemsn, standing on the tender, was
hurled* Into space nnd fell against a
li.irli<-d-wlr.- feme, rainful In
juries.
Special to The Georgian.
Savannah. Go* April 26.—The condl
tlon of Colonel J. H. Estlll, whose se
rlous Illness resulting from a relapse of
r ppe hss caused some concern. Is
Improved, though difficulty In
reeplratlon I* still apparent and occa
sions some uneasiness.
Colonel Estlll has broken consider
ably In health In the past few months.
ENGINE TURNED OVER,
INJURING THREE MEN.
Special to The Georgian.
Columbus, Gil, April 26.—An east-
bound Central of Georgia freight train,
en route from Birmingham to Colum
bus, and traveling at the rate of about
17 mile* an hour, was wrecked at a
point 4S mllea from Columbus. The en.
glne and seven cars left the track,
tumbling down a 10-foot enbankment.
The engine turned completely over. En
gineer Dan M. McCook, of Columbus,
Jumped aa tbe engine was turning and
FREE! 1*la^s s**war*e FREE!
A PRESENT WITH EACH $1.00 PURCHASE AT
P
IERCE’
BUSY DEPARTMENT STORE
s
About 1,200 Handsome Presents Just Received for Our
Present Table.
JELLY TUMBLER8.
Cup shape, plain, with fluted
base, flute* on the Inside, com
pute with tin ton two alsts,
medium 6-os. and large 6-os.
Free with every 61.00 purchase or
5c each.
BARGAIN DAY GLASSWARE,
nt cut gla
most of them full
fire polished. Only 12 doxen and
12 different kinds of dishes. Free
with 11.00 purchase or 6p each.
FREE CUftPIOORS.
Assorted colors, 7 1-2 Inches
high by 41-4 Inches wide strong,
well made earthern body; bright
red and green blends; assorted
silver and gold bronze decora
tlon*. only six different styles
Free with tl.00 purchase or ISo
each
FANCY TUMBLERS.
Rich engraved, four different
patterns, two styles with deep
cut, fluted bottoms, and two with
plain bottoms. Only 50 of each
style. Free with 11.00 purchase
or 5e each.
PLAIN PATTERN GLASSWARE.
Over 20 different kinds. Includ
ing alrjlost all table dishes In rich,
plain patterns, optic bull's tye
band, pearl beaded edges. Flee
with 12.00 purchase, or 10c each.
FREE JARDINIER8.
Seven nnd one-hntf by six and
one-quarter Inches; strong
earthen body, latest shape, solid,
d« "P M ow n r..|..r. Inside am! .mi ,
rustic effect, moss covered tree
trunk embossing; assorted gold
and silver zigzag decorations.
Free with 14.00 purchase or 20c
each.
The Pierce Quality Goods at Pierce’s Pleasing Prices.
Southern Dry Goods and Shoe Company, [Inc.]
The Marietta Street New Department Store.
MEN’S FURNISHINGS, LADIES’ GOODS, NO
TIONS, HOSIERY, CORSETS, SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY, RUBBERS, UNDERWEAR, EM
BROIDERIES, LACES, ETC.
60 MARIETTA ST.-OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE
In Center of City.
ONE NIOIIT ONLY-FRIDAY APRIL 28.
MARY MANNERING
IN THE NEW AMERICAN I’LAY,
"GLORIOUS BETSY.”
By IlIDA JOHNSON YOU NO.
I»Ir«‘rt!on 8mn and Le© Bhubert (Ine.)
By nrrnnjri inont with Jos. K. IinrkOtL
CERTAIN RISES Vu SHARI*.
Price* 25c. IA% 75c. Il.no, $1.50. $2.00.
Box teats $2.5'). Hole now open nt box of*
flee only, • a. tn. to 5 p. in. dally.
iiiiiujil
ST. NICHOLAS AUDITORIUM,
MAY 29, 30. 31 and JUNE 1.
Grand Opera Stars at Popular Prices.
Season ticket*, $3.00, $**.00 and $5.00,
on tale. Call or write W. C. HUM*
PHRIES, 519 Empire Building, Atlanta.
Ga. Reduced railroad rate, one fare
plus 25 cents *or round trip.
No. 7 VIADUCT PLACE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAT
“UNGRATEFUL BEGGAR”
“PIEROTT’S QRIEF”
“STEALING TOMATOE8"
No. 46 Whitehall 8«r**t.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
“LEON HERRMANN'S MAGIC
ILLUSION.”
"NOAH'S ARK"
“MORNING PICTURE"
BUCK'S PRANKS ON A SUBUR
BANITE"
"SIGHT’S IN A GREAT CITY”
“THE ATHLETIC BURGLAR”
"HOTEL GEHELOT"
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No. 77 PEACHTREE STREET.
CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE
1:30 to 5 p. m. 7 to 11 p. m.
THIS WEEK’S BILL.
Proffesor Rands and hie doge. Leonard
Rowe* Rose in “A Tip on the Derby,”
Miss Lee White in “ The Last Fare
well.” Master Roy Mitchell, child cor*
netiet.
St. Nicholas Anditorium
Pu.Wi: I*i: I.KmN park Skating I >n!ly.
11 to 1—3 to 5:30—8 to 11.
Ladies free morning*. Music every
night, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day afternoons. Special music at
matinee Memorial afternoon, Friday,
April 26th.
ATLANTA
vs.
NASHVILLE
APRIL 24, 25, 25 and 27.
GAME CALLED AT 3:30 P. M.
FRIOAY’S GAME CALLED AT
4 O'CLOCK.
LADIES' DAY THURSDAY.