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2 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. FRIDAT, JUNE 21, iSOt. Tutt’sPills This popular remedy never Mia to tlfectuaUy epre Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness And ALL DISEASES arising from a Torpid Liver end Bad Digestion and solid flesh. Dose amnll; elegant ly sugercoated nnd east locwalluw. Take No Substitute. CRIME ON THE CALLOWS Negro Hanged at Mobile For Murder of Mc Govern. Special to The Georgian.' Mobile, Ala., June 21.—Willis Mc Clelland, a negro, was hanged In the county lull yard here at 6:IS o'clock this morning for the murder of Mi chael McGovern, an aged resident of the city. ; McClelland confected to the murder, despite his denials of tho crime up to yesterday. McClelland wa« pronounced dead In 14 minutes after the trap fell. WHY 18 SUGAR 8WEET7 KSt: ■ _. B| ii the strongest bitter tonic, but you do not taste tho bitter because tho Intredlonta do Jttu _ „ not dissolve In the mouth, but do dlasolvn clde of the stomach. Is Just May Resent the Increase Duty on Cotton Seed Oil. readily In tbe add First Tonic. The I rents. EXCELLENT PROGRAM FOR LECTURE COURSE Eight of the ten attractions to bo given under the suMpIce* of the Atlanta Lecture Association this year Were selected at meeting of the executive committee Thurs day night, Those si Those selected are Father L. J. Vaughtn, of Wisconsin, ttaA celebrated dramatic ora tor, la bis lecture. "The Power of Love:" Frederick wards. the eminent tragedian. In « lecture; Dr. If. H. Ilradley will dcllvei his lecture on ‘‘Hurts Remus;" the Mehr l tens-Hherldsn Concert .Company; Prince gg ro. the nmglrtan. and bis cotuixiuy of slclsns; Host Crane, tho cartoonist and .. . 'xuorlst: the Ernest Gamble Concert party, nnd tbe Vanderbilt University Glee Club. Governor Charles E. Hughes has been naked to be one of tbe two lecturers yet to in* secured, nnd there Is a strong prob- nhlllty that he will consent. • Professor G. II. Gardner, president of the Monoid Fraser school, was. elected, on the board to mi cm vacancy fanned by the resignation of Ueorgo M. Nnplcr. ADAMS VICTIM OF FAMILY FEUD Bpednl to The floorglan. Katoitton, Gs., Juno 21.—About four yearn ago Klah Jonoa. Iirothor of Porter Jnnoa, tvho U In jail, charged with tho killing of Robert Adam*, waa ahot and killed by Ail. am. In defanao of hla yotatgtr brother, Cal houn Adama, with whom Jonoa had an a). of the Mate Mnltarfam, but bid boen re- •toyed by hlr family. In one of bta diaper- ate a poll, he waa In tha act of taking the life of Calhnuu Adama when Robert Ad am, ahot Util killed Win. Adam, promptly surrendered hluiseir to tho sheriff, was tried uulttad. ■ml acquitted. It It the Common belief that from that un fortunate day until ba wai allot down In hta laid tha other day Adama' life baa reated SL _ tradtr a -, r _ an opportunity to he executed, ihd strong waa tbla belief that Robert Ad- ami waa repeatedly warned by never to go for a moment unarmed. ther day landly throat that L onl^ awaited BIG SYNDICATE IS ENTANGLED 8t. Louis, Juno 11.—Butt has bean filed here by creditor* representing John S. Jones, asking for the appoint ment of a receiver for the Little Kona, wha syndicate, and asking an Injunc tion to prevent George J. Gould, Joeeph Ramsey, Jr, and William K. auy from exercising any control of It* affaire. Pythian* Elect Officers Special to The Georgian. Covington. Go, June 21.—At a meet. Ing of the local Pythian Knights, held In their new caetle hall, the following officer* were elected; James P. Cooley, chancellor com mander; C. 8. Thompson, vice chan cellor; Thomaa Callaway, prelate; Mortimer Haye, master-at-arme; Woolf Cohen, master of work: OUle Brad- •haw. Inner guard, and E. W. Carroll, outer guard. Retiring Chancellor E. W. Carroll was unanimously Indorsed for lodge deputy, the appointment to be made by Orand Chancellor David J. Bailey, of Griffin. Washington, D. C, June 21.—Secre tary Root has found a half-forgotten etatute that will help him materially in reaching a quick and aatlsfaotory aettlement of some of the tariff con- trorerelea the United State* hoe on hand with foreign cvuntrlee. The provision Is found In section of the meat Inspection act; “That whenever the president shall be wtlsflsd that unjust discriminations are made by or under the authority of any foreign state against the Importa tion or sale In such foreign state of any product of the United States, he may direct that such products of such foreign stats so discriminating against any product of the United States as he may deem proper shall be excluded from Importation Into the United States and In euch cases he shall make proclamation of his direction* In the premises and therein name the time when euch directions against Importa tion shall take effect and after such dale the Importation of the article* In such proclamation shall be unlawful." The recent action of the French government In Increasing the rale of duty on cotton seed oil, an exclusive ly American product, was at once re garded as an unjust discrimination; and It soon became evident that France would expect the eafne conces sions In tariff matters that were mado to Germany lost month. The elate department la perfectly willing to grant these concessions a* far ae they are applicable to conditions In France, but the department, was un willing to make further grants, and It was at a loss for a means to prevent such discrimination! a* the Imposition of an Incrroseil rale of duty on cotton seed oil. RAVE UNTIL MONOAY TO RAISE VALUATIONS Unless the Inrga railroad corporation! aro hoard from by next Monday relative to In crease* In their tax returns, Comptroller Wright will then nuiko lilt nnsosHinents and leave the matter for arbitration board*. The comptroller think* the Central should be returned at about 939,000,000. the Houth* ern at 128.000,000, tho Coast Line 122,000,000, and tho Seaboard about 917,000,000. Those figures Indicate heavy Increases In each case. BLACKS IN COLLEGE PUBLIC INVITED TO ATTEND BIG SHORTHAND CONTEST Miss Spears, a Three Months’ Pupil of the Chartier System, Will Represent Bag- well Business College. Free Demonstration Course Cre ates Great Interest—New Clans Will Be Formed for Those Who Could Not Attend This Week. Seventy-Are students enrolled for tbe free demonstration course In Chartler Shorthand, given at Bagwell Business College thla week, and all are amazed at tbe remarkable results secured after one week’a study. The public Is Invited to attend an Inter esting shorthand demonstration and contest Iven at Bagwell Business College, 138 'enchtree streef. Friday evening, June 21 at 8 o'clock. Students will write and read, after one week's Instruction, business let ters which they bare never seen before. Other Schools Invited to Contest. LOCALTELEGRAPH MEN SAT ALL IS SERENE According to Superintendent J. Levin of this division of tho Western Union, there Is not the slightest Indication of any strike of * * " ~ ‘ • supervision. clenrnpli operator* under his H 1* ssys lln-re are no grievances a. _ I •• fnr na lie knows, and men In hi, rilvIslouSSHNPSHMMISH that the officials have maintained (hroogbl out their policy of giving their employees a hearing when they desire It. Edward J. Rally, vice-president .. .... Postal, has Issued a statement, la which he says tho reports that hla comneny refuted to consider request* or complaints front the employers. Individually or by committee*, ere untrue, lie also gives ressone why the request on the port of the Chicago mmd ptoyee* for additional pey after the 10 . . cent Increase of March I was made wu» not granted. At ell limes, ho says, the come with them. TAFT REFERRED TO BRYAN’S CHALLENGE Ottawa, Kang., June 21.—Secretary at War Taft, In addressing an audience of 2,000 people In the Chautauqua Tab ernacle here, took occasion to refer to tho Implied challenge of W. J. Bryan, •ho, In addressing the assemblage Thursday, said he wished the secretary would give hit view* on the trust* and live political Istuet. He recalled other the Ht. Louie speech. DEGREE WA8CONFERRED ON WELL-KNOWN DIVINE, Special to The Georgian. LaGrange, Go.. June 21.—Rev. R. H. Blalock, whom the trustees of the Uni versity of Georgia conferred the de- of doctor of divinity on Tuesday evening. It one of the most widely known Bppttst minister* In the state. He Is a native of Macon county, Geor gia. and his early education wot ob tained hy attending a country school. He attended the high schools at Pal metto and Fort Valley, In January, 1872, he entered Mercer University, graduating from that Institution with high distinction In the class of l|T*. He la pastor of the Baptist church of Fair, burn, Oa., but Is still a resident of La- Grange. Keep Arbuckles' Ariose Coffee in the original package, and grind it at home &s you use it Warming it slightly develops the flavor, and maKtes the grinding easy. That delicious appetizing aroma is too good to lose in a grocery store. Coffee loses its identity as coffee after it is ground. If you know and want & good coffee buy Arbuckles’ Ariosa Coffee and grind it at home. The cheapest good coffee in the world. ARSUCKLB BROS.. New York City. MONTHS* student* to contest publicly with a TURKIC MONTHS' student of the Char- tier, sad (t Is expected that a number will enter. Many who were unable to nttend the free demonstration course thl* week bnve ex pressed a desire to do so, nnd In order that all who nre Interested may have an oppor tunity to Investigate without expense, nnd to sen for tberasolres what eon Ik* accom plished In ont week with system of shorthand. this wonderful New Classes Will Be Formed at O’Clock Monday Morning, and 7:30 O’Ciock Monday Even ing, June 24. AB8GLUTKLY FUEL. enrolled lu ordgr.of application. Cull, write or telephone u*. Baml! Business' Cftllcw; 1M Peachtree street, Atlanta. Bell 'phoue 19*1 main. MISS MARY SPEARS, A Three Months’ Pupil of Chartler Shorthand, Who Will Contest With Six Months’ Pupils of the Old System in Public Contest at Bagwell Business College Friday Evening, 8 O’clock, June 21. SCHOOLMATES JOIN IN GRIEF AT DEATH The funeral services of Edward Lloyd Thomas, aged, 15 years, who died Wednesday morning, ware conducted Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at the realdenc* of hi* father. Colonel L. P. Thomas, 43 West North .avenus. Dr. 8. Bclk, of St. Mark Msthodlat church, officiated. Tha pallbearer* were made up from the rank* of hla schoolmate*. A pa thetic sight waa the gathering of about twenty of the little fellow's school mates, both boys and girl*, who formed open ranks from tha house to the hears*. All went to the cemetery In a body, where they again stood In open ranks, as their playmate was borne to his last resting place. FATHER THOUGHT BOY BURGLAR Carml, 111., June 21.—Mistaking hla 8-year-old aon for a burglar, Georgs South shot and killed the boy. Thurs day night burglars attempted to en ter the South home and were fright snsd ft way. This morning South heard a noise In an adjoining room.- It was his hoy who had arisen, but South did not dis cover that until he had fired and the lad fell mortally wounded. SHY JUST $20,000 IN HIS ACCOUNTS Milwaukee, WI*.. June 21.—Frank E. Woller, clerk of the municipal and dis trlct court*, ha* been found to he 120.- 000 short In hla accounts. Deputy Clerk of the Municipal and District Court John IV. Woller, a brother of the clerk, admits that a warrant hat been Issued for his brother. He has been arretted and will plead guilty. GEORGIA TEACHERS LEAVE FOR PHILIPPINE I8LANDS. Special to The Georgian. Covington, On., June 21.—Mias Fran ce* Cooley, a sister of Colonel James P. Cooley, editor of The Covington Enter prise, has accepted a position as teach er of English In the city schools of Ma nila, Philippine Islands. She leaves for the Philippines Friday, accompa nied from Atlanta by Miss Dunlap, of the Atlanta city schools, who also will teach In the Manila schools. Mist Coo ley has two brothsrs In Manila, on* of whom Is connected with the United Stats* secret service, the other being a prosperous merchant of Manila. Professor Lane to Lecture. Professor Charles Lons will deliver one of hla popular humorous lectures Methodist Episcopal church St. Pauls tent at St. Pauls avenue and Broyli street next Monday evening, at 8 dock. Professor Lane has lectured for this congregation before and has always delighted a packed bouts. N. Y. BANK TO HAVE NEW PRESIDENT New York, June 21.—Tho Tribune this morning says; It Is reported In well-informed Wall atreet quarters that James Stillman, president of the Na tional City Bank, will retire soon from the head of that Institution and will be aucceedod by Frank A. Vanderllp, the present vice president, who Is In charge of big Standard Oil operations. Thursday Was Great Day For the Senator and Negroes. Wllberforce, Ohio, June 21.—Thurs day wo* a great day for Senator Fora- ker and the negroes. It was commencement day at Wilber- force University, the leading negro col lege of Ohio, and the senior senator made the annual address. It was more than commencement. It was the occa sion for an outpouring of thousands of Forakeria friends from far and near. Senator Foraker commenced h speech by referring to his last visit to Wllberforce, In 1885—twenty-two years ago. He reviewed the events of this period—of both local and national character. In tills connection he apoke of the Spanlsh-Amerlcan war and the acquisition of Insular possessions, as well as of tho great development of In. dustrles and power as a nation. Ho gave tho colored people of the country credit for having contributed their fair share In the accomplishment of all these great results and congratulated them upon the success they have achieved. PUMP COMMITTEE POSTPONES ACTION Tbe sub-committee appointed to Inrestl- gntj the water work* pump question met again Thursday afternoon, but no action was taken. It being decided to bear from George F. Hurt, representing the centrifu gal pump company. The report of the expert waa unfarora- to the bid of Mr. Hurt'a company on ground that using a centrifugal pump . . the water worka would be In the na ture of au experiment. Mr. Hurt de sire*. however, to he beard ogntn. and the autb-commUtee thought It Juat and proper that he Ik* given a fair chance to lay Ills of the question before tbe committee. The next meeting of tbe aub-commlttee III be on Wednesday. BIDS WERE LOW ON BATTLESHIPS CRAB ORCHARD SELTZER IW BETTER WAY TO BE WELL is to take Crab Orchard Seltzer. It never fails to relieve headaches, Indigestion, dyspepsia. It Is pure nnd harmless, being mineral water from Crab Orchard, Ky.,- reduced to crystals by natural means. Effervescent—pleasant—palatable. AU druggists and fountains 10 and 25c bottles. Kentucky Mineral Water Co., JP' Washington. June 21.—-'The Newport News Shipbuilding Company, with one at $3,987,000, and the Fore River Shipbuilding Company, of Quincy, Moss., with a bid at 74,877,000, were le aucceesful bidder* today for build B the big 20,000-ton battleships. The naval officials were satisfied and surprised nt the low bids, considering conditions In the Industrial world. They pointed out that the bid of the Newport New* Company for one of the great 20.000-ton ehlps was not only between 2400,001) and 3500,000 less than corresponding bids from many other companies, butactually coneiderablj ‘ less than the price submitted for build ing the 18,000-ton battleship Minnesota, and 73,000 less than the price paid tor the battleship Louisiana. COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON CLOSE8 1218T SESSION Special to The Georgian. Charleston, 8. C., June 21.—The one hundred and twenty-flrat year of the College of Charleston has come to close. T. F. Moslmann. of Charleston, was valedictorian. Vice Chancellor Wiggins, of the University of the South, delivered the annual address. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY GEORGIA, FULTON COUNTY. To the Rupert or Court of Fulton County: [%f * Tn« petition of Ernest D. Duncan, Charles iHtglMah*. Ivon E. Allen, J. B. Wheat, Wv 8. McKcmlo and Walter P. Andrew*, all of said state and county, respectfully allows aa follows, to-tvlt: 1. That they desire for themselves, their associates, successors and assigns, to be nnd to becomo a body corporate under the name and style of QEORGIA-TEKKR88EB PHOSPHATE COMPANY. 2. Tbe term for which petitioners ask to be incorporated la twenty year*, with the privilege. of renewol at tho end of that time ae provided by law. ft. The cepltat stock of said corporation Is to oo one million (91.000,000) dollars, divided Into share* of one hundred (9100) dollars par value each, but petitioners aik the privilege of Increasing said capital stock from time to time os the stockholders may desire to any sum not oxcee4llng In the ag gregate five million (90.000,000) dollar*; bt petitioner* also pray the right tud prlt lege, should tbe stockholders hereof tleei It necessary or advisable, at any time sul from time to time, to decrease said capt tal stock to any sum not lest than one hundred thousand (9100,000) dollars. 4. Petitioners pray the right to Issue either common or preferred stock, or both, with the power of naming, defining ami creating the relative status, powers, prlv- Shopping Over Our ’Phone IS AN APPRECIATED CONVENIENCE Private Exchange with operator in Our Store. now Is. Scores upon scores of fern iliea ring u* up avary day for drug* and drug store sundries. We operate Meaaenger Service in connection with our Telephone Shopping System. It it a wall know fact that our price* weaken competitive figure* (that 1* be cause we enjoy a mastery of tho mar ket. Buying, at we do, for thia and two uu/iriy, mm ww uu, iwr ini« ana two other busy drug stores). Right prices. Phone us. Our Broad Guarantee On everything we tell we guarantee tbe Price to be al- waya at low, never higher, and In most casee lower. JACOBS’ PHARMACY 6, 8, 10 Marietta Street. 23 Witehall Street. Great Results— Small Expense *It doesn’t require much thought to see how The Long Distance Bell Telephone can be profitably applied to your business. Ybu can reach anybody almost anywhere quickly and economically. Reasonable Rates; Satisfactory Service- Call ‘‘Long Distance," Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. TAX NOTICE creating the rrlatlr* status, powers, priv ileges and obligations of each class of ttock. 5. The object of said proposed corporation i .pecuniary sain and Ml to It* stock- olden. It la tbe giurpose of said pro- used corporation to carr- on it.- —■ ustnrss of mining, manui iring, market- - — - — — _nd dealing In phosphates tad other .fertiliser material! and Ingredient* They furthermore purpose to carry on all kinds and chute* of min ing, nnd to do nil things neeeeatry nnd proper In the execution of that dean of work, and development. It la the purpoie of said proposed corporation alto to carry on *. general real estate business, togeth er with the right to do ell necetoery and propor Improvement tod development of ever. Kind nnd elate In or upon real estate er 111 connection therewith for the Im provement. development or betterment thereof, for the use, convenient* nnd en joyment or purchaser*,, residents, lessors or leasees; to buy, ancumlier, tell, have, hold, lease, option and otherwise deal an * classes of real estate, equities, mluerat or .. .. lent to tell, encumber, have, Id. proepset, mine or operate alt kinds or classes of mineral properties, with the right and authority to do all things neces sary and proper In tho execution and de- velopment of that claan of hnslnrss; to ex eeute. cell nnd deliver, receive nnd take, the stocks and bonds of thla or any other corporation, with tbe right and authority to make and deliver, or take ami receive all necessary and appropriate Instruments In nnch trnnmctlonn; to loan or borrow money upon any or nil collaterals ami se curities, whether real, personal or mixed, with the right to deliver, lake or receive the proper Instrument In witness and execu tion theerof; to set In ill matters or elaasn of business herein enumerated either as principal, agent or surety, with the right to receive, exact or give proper commissions and remunerations therefor; lu short, n*. tltloners pray the right and - buy, oners pray tbe right and privilege to sell, mortgage, encumber, hypothecate otherwise deal and trade In an kinds and classes of property wh*teovrr, l> wheth' er reel, personal or mixed, nr rtgbta and Interests therein, as fully sad freely aa a "■•ural person could do. with the right Pfjrilrg* to exercise nil tha usual Sow- and to perform ell the necessary fuuc, tlons pertaining to or that may be connect ed with the transaction of the buslnes, hereinbefore ■ perilled. 2. I'etltloMf* prey that the principal of. 6c* end piece of burinees of said pro- yorstlon shall be In said state and posed corporatl county, — llsh end ewte of Georgia ot the Vnlted “<«■. They pray the right to make and adopt by-lews for the regulation and gov- —Tent of said corporation In sit metier, things ns a majority of said storkbold- may determine; to bare n corporate era - to on. ami be sued, and to plead and be Impleaded. They farther prey the right and privilege of selling any portion or all of the property of raid corporation or of winding up the buslueaa of cold corporation e* the majority of tur stockholders there- WSMSB oVW 'JPttJOAns •aid corporation. Wherefore petitioners pray to be made edy corporate under tho name and sty body corporate, under tbs name and style aforesaid, entitled to tbs rights, privl' ’ end Immunities herelnbefor, named State and County Tax Books will close next wook. Make yoor re turns now, and save double tax. T. M. ARMISTEAD, Receiver Tax Returns. Awnings For store*. Offices, Residence*, Pablio Buildings, etc., manu factured and put up. All work guaranteed Lowest prlcee. Pbon* or write for estimates. J. M- HIGH GO. Atlanta, Oa. EXTRACTED positively without . Money css II I^I D b E*LPHU ROOMS, hltehsll 9t. CONCAVED. HONED ANO REPAIRED. Called for and delivered. HEALEV BARBERS’ SUPPLY CO., Both ’Phones—No 1 N. Forsyth 8t (1PIUM %0S55!!TS7o and WHiaKEY HABIT* cured at hoaxe wliaw ■ n. jn. wwia«an»j "-r Office 104 N. fnror dw* CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY; Arrive From— Deport To- Savannah AM am Macon J Jacksonville.. 7.Mam Macon Mac- ...JIAO put . 3.00 stn . 4.00 pm fscon 11.10amMare* Uacou 4.15 pm Jackaonnlll*..- 930 puj Macon 1.10 |-i- Htjaunth .^»JJ5j«» snbjee. t. the Petlthinera' Attorneys. "« '■ 0 5g)oBFWflteClerk-. 8TATEOF GEORGIA. FULTON COUNTY. I. Arnold Broylee. clerk of the enperiJJ court of said rennty. do hereby certify wan ui hiu iTJUflij • that tbe foregoing la t Ire* and em-rec* in* lorriniB* iw ■ *»«**■ **•••* ---- . copy of tbe application for charter lu tue matte—* **- GEORUIA-TENNKSREE PHOBrilATE COMPANY. st the same eppetra or ale In this office. Wltneet my offlrlel .Ignstnrp ami tnu *al of said court thl* May 31. thl* May 31. !»•- __ AIlXOIsI) BBOYLEJ. i**rk Superior Court Fulton County. Ofc