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mmrnmm — THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. MONDAY. JULY 1, 1907. GLORIOUS FOURTH TO BE CELEBRATED IN PATRIOTIC STYL COMPANIES TIED IIP IN SAN FRANCISCO Telegrams Two and Three Days Old Yet on Hand. San Franclaco, July 1.—There were no development, of Importance In the telegraphers' strike yesterday. Business Is at least forty-eight hours behind und the telegraph oftlrlals are up against It sn far as handling these de layed messages Is concrrned. The non-union men In San Francis co and Oakland are being worked night and day In an effort to get rid of some of the two or three days' old business, but with a force of operators consist ing of superintendents, managers, chief operators and a few clerks pressed Into service. In fact men who have not worked a wire In years or In the case of the clerks, never at all, the chances for the public getting a decent service Horn either company are very poor, NEW IMMIGRATION LAWS IN EFFECT Washington, July 1.—The Immlgra tlon laws placing numerous restrictions upon the Incoming of undesirable for- i Igncrw, will go Into effect Monday. The most Important changes brought about by these acta which congress passed in February la the Increase of the head tax from |! to (4. with the provision that all over 11,000,000 of the revenue e.> derived will revert to the United Mates treasury Instead of being entire ly devoted to the usts of the Inunlgra' tlon bureau. Special Tarm of Court. Sperm I to The Georgian. •Montgomery. Ala.. July 1.—The su preme court has called a special session to dispose of certain Important matters before It, but It Is expected to adjourn some time this week. The irgulnr November term, which Is the prr sent term, expired Baturdiy. A large number of decisions are expected to be handed down today or tumor- Mayor Issues Proclamation Asking for General Holiday. Tli* merchants and manufacturers and tli Ini nines* men of Atlanta generally are mak ing arrangement* for a celebration of the glorious Fourth such os characterised the great national holiday In the gears when the United States tls young and freedom and representative government had Just passed from tbs hsse of drsamUnd Into the realm of reality. , # The old and the young, men and women will take part In the celebration of the an ofreraary gt th«i signing of the Declaration of Independence. Flags and bunting will stream from business bouses, great facto ries. and tall office buildings. building Issued c Atlanta, people of Atlanta, calling proper and patriotic observance of the great * "/he ned Men will help to make the Fourth of July a lively ooe, and a memorable one In Atlanta. A great parade of the order, s bsrl»ecue at Piedmont park, and other so clnl features have been arranged by local lodges of lied Men and the vfrl "Injuns" will bo gtreu n royal welcome a royal time. The mayor's proclamation follows: Mayor's Proclamation. To the Cltlsena of Atlanta: Next Thursday, July 4, being the anniver sary of the birth of American freedom and Independence, you are urged to Join In the patriotic exercises that have been arranged for tho day. to hear read again the Immor til document which declares that our states 'are, and of right ought to be, free end In dependent," ami to spend a portion of the day In thinking of our glorious country, of all ahe hi and fans been In the world's his- >rv. The children of Atlanta I especially urge to attend theso patriotic exercises, to the end that they mny gain a dearer knowledge of tho fundamentals of our government and grow up strong In their love for country and for home. The merchants, manufacturers, profes sional nnd business men of Atlanta I rf sportfully urge to close their plsres of bus) ness ou the Fourth of July, and to them also suggest thnt they display American flags, small or large, from their stores or If (res. Let us not forget what the day Bt us reuetv out allegiance to our country and determine tbit during the uew year of Independence, which begins on this Fourth of July, wt will be atlll better rltlsens nnd exerdiA a still more lively Interest In out public nffnlra. Ifo.peotfnll^ ^ GOVERNMENT LAND OPEN FOR ENTRY Special to The Georgias. Montgomery, Ala., July 1.—General R. D. Johnaton, United States land reglater, announce* that there arc about 150,000 acre* of government land In Alabama open for homestead entry nnd that there la about 80,000 acre* of coal lands which are not subject to en try, but which Is kept exclusively for tile government. Purlhg tho past year ending June 1, there were 11,000 acres of public land taken up for homestead entitles. LIGHTNING PLAYS CURIOUS PRANKS Freeland, Pn„ July I.—During a severe electrical storm here the general storo of Kush Harrison was the scene of n spectac ular performance by n lightning bolt. There were live men In the store when the bolt struck the building. William Marr wav burned on the breast and hn*tered from the shoulder to the hip. HurriMoti'M hack and feet were also burned nd the hearing of oil In the store was af- Pull Off the Cover Quick witted people QUIT A HABIT ' When found to bo detrimental to health and comfort. TO SOMii SYSTEMS Coffee is a definite poison, producing headache, heart palpitation, paralysis, nervous ness, stomach troubles, or some other fixed dis ease. Any sign in you? A system suffering from the poisonous al kaloid—caffeine—in coffee finds relief after cof fee is abandoned and Postum Food Coffee becomes the daily beverage. It contains certain natural elements from the field grams that Mother Nature requires to repair tho daily waste in body and brain. Make rich and strong by boiling 15 to 20 minutes after boiling actually begins, to bring out the food value and flavour. The principal difference be tween Mocha and Java and Arhackles* Ariosa Coffee is that Arbackles’ Ariosa costs yoa less and has more Coffee taste. ARBUOKLB BROS., N.w Tork City. LUMBER-LUMBER-LUMBER We are making special tcrmit to home builders .giving three months to pay for material after the completion of building. We keep the largest stock .of every class of lumber as well as in terior finish, sash, doors and blinds. E. G. WILLINGHAM & SONS, Prompt Delivery. 642 Whitehall St. CHILDREN’S PLA YGROUNDS OPENED AT THREE POINTS Three summer playgrounds for the chil dren of Atlanta opened Monday, and from now until school opens they will romp aud play to their hearts' content Flay grounds have been lit ted up at Davis street nnd Fair street schools aud another at Piedmont park. This latter Is equipped with gymnnalum apparatus and Is for chll re lur ciiiiurt’ii uiiuri ium n The three playground* will to 12 nnd from 3 to 0, mid _ „ _ charge of competent director*. Mia* Kiiiiua Wesley will be In charge at Davis street, while Ml** Lotidfe Holland and Miss Daisy Lira* da tier will he at Fair street. The Piedmont nsrk ground will be In charge of Claude Quintan, • graduate of Emory, who made a reputation while lu that Institution In ath letics. All Ihe ground* are thoroughly equipped with playlug and gymnastic appa ratus. Malaria Cautea Lota of Appetite. The Old Standard GROVE'S TASTE LESS CHILL TONIC drives out ma laria and builds up the system. For grown people and children, 50c. UTILE E 13 BURIEF) MONDAY Boy Victim of Accident Sat urday Is Laid to Rest. Funeral services over the body of little Edwin Ileum, the bright young son of Mr. • nd Mr.. 8. II. Beum. who was killed by tbe accidental fall of a ataow tent pole Sat urday afternoon, were held Monday morn ing at 10 o'clock at tbe chapel of Harry U. l'oolc * Co, Tho Interment wua at West. Y The death of the little fellow wua at and _j It waa sudden oud untimely. He wua ploying nt the clrena ground, nt the cor ner of old Whent nnd Jackaon ntreeto. where a tent waa living erected. The, tent collapsed suit the Urge center role fell ou the Iml's bead, cruahlug hla skull nnd mnn- ■ling Ids body. Death waa almost Install fntieoua. , orouer held an lnqneat nt Iinrrj «t > o’clock Sunday afternoon, nnd ... ,, returned a rerillct to the effect that death waa ennaod by concussion, pro duced by the accidental falling upon him of one of the pole*. In Beum wss o«ed 11 year*. Hla homo ... nt 27 Unrtrcll street. I t mi li nn known at n bright and Induatrloiia hoy, extremely popular with hie playmate, and warmly endeared to hla parents und the other memhen of tbe rurally, ki whose grief nn.1 sorrow u boat of friends unite. Iter. H. C. Hsmmood eondneted tbe fu- Herat services. Mrs llenm. the mother of the little fellow. Is nn Invalid as the re sult of Injuries reeel red on the Ill-fated I'enrl Springs picnic train, and waa unable to attend the funeral. The uews of her son's tragic taking away prostrated her, and for several hours aha waa lu a precarious condition. ooeooooooooooooooooooooooo ° FOUR WOMEN STOP CREVASSE IN RE8ERVOIR. 0 — o Laramie. Wyo., July 1—The O emptying of the wheat land reaer- O voir, the largest artificial body of O water In the state, has been pre- O vented by Mr*. M. J. Reed and O three young women who worked O all last night. They used eleven O wagon loads of hay and shoveled O much dirt Into the crevasse they O discovered. 0000000<h><Kh>0000000 OOOO EARNI SIXTY-SEVEN CASES After Brief Rest Judge Hodges Takes Up Work Bench. Estimated July Dividends Arc To Be Dis tributed. Now Tork, July 1.—It Is estimated that the amount to be distributed In dlv- Idenda and Interest In New York dur ing the coming month will reach $183,- 000,000, larger thnn ever before dis tributed at thin season. The ngures are a testimony to the high degree of business prosperity that tn still maintained and shows how rap id a rnto of recuperation of capital de ficiencies I* possible by a slowing down of the rate of absorption. Figures of railway capitalisation tn the laat few years show how rapid has beep the rate of absorption. 800 CONVERTED AT CATES REVIVAL Jackaon, Miss., July I.—The revival of George C. Catea, an eminent Baptist divine of Louisville, Ky„ which has been In progress for the past two weeks, has resulted In the conversion of about 800 persons. Another good result Is that people who have been on bad terma with one another for years have mode up and forgiven each other. Mr. Cates Is a preacher of great power. He was started out In the mtn. n try by Rev. I.cn G. Broughton, of At lanta. Special to The Georgian. Macon. Ga., July l.—The remainder of the docket of the June term of the city court was taken up this morning by Judge Robert Hodges, and court will be In session until all of the cases have been heard. There atlll remains sixty-seven cases to be heard, and It will be some time before court closes. Judge Hodges, who has been In poor health for the past several weeks, has returned to Macon from Indian Springs, where he went for n short rest, and Is feeling much Improved. ANNUAL CAMPTfRls OF FLOYD RIFLES, Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., July 1.—Tho annual camp Ore reunion of the ex-members of the Floyd Rifles will take place on Tuesday, July 9. and will be held at the North Highlands Park. For many years these ex-members get together and relate their expert ences. The gathering promises to be one of the largest held In recent years and great preparations are now being made. ATTENDING FUNERAL OF MRS. MARSHALL, Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga„ July 1.—News was re celved In the city yesterday of the death of Mrs. J. D. Marshall, of Elko, Ga. Mrs. Marshall has been ill for some time, and her death was unex pected and a great shock to her man) rlends. She was well known In Macon, and visited relatives In this city fre quently. W. A. and D. W. Jeter, of Macon, are brothers of Mrs. Marshall and have left for Elko, to attend the funeral services that were held this mornlpg at 10 o'clock. The Interment was made In the family burying ground. Nsw York Folks Walk. Ibnny, N. Y.. July 1.—Not t trolley enr Albany or Troy moved today, for nt 8:40 .. in. the employees of Imth Albany nud Troy, by nnnnlmoua vote. divided to strike to euforeo their demands for 27 cents so hour. The strike nffeets about 1,000 em ployees In botb cities. How to Bool a Lazy Liver with Artificial Exercise VERYierlous Sickness ha« a small beginning. And, In nine case* out ol ten, thit beginning Is made In the Bowels. Constipation Is the beginning of most dis eases. It paves the way for all others. , . „ | Lack of exercise, hasty eating. Improper Monday nliht Her. C. M. Dunaway be-1 .. ' [na a aeries of protracted meetlnas st: ,ooa ' l,J ,lraI causes. ... Laziness, and postponement, permit It to grow Into Chronic Constipation, which means tile-long Discomfort. It Isn’t necessary to be slck-s-bed, you DR. C. M. DUNAWAY AT TENT MEETING glna a aeries of protracted meetings si j tke corner of Bellwood avenue nnd Mnrletta etreet. The aervleee ere lielng eondneted under the auspice, of the fit. James Meth odist church. A Urge tent hnt been pro vided which will lie well lighted nnd com fortably ventilated. Dr. Dunaway la u preacher of unusual eloquence and power, r.. a ,1.. ....1.14,. la O.mllnl V IlIVlflNI tfl B(- Iced, with cream, sugar, aud a squeeze of lemon, Postum is a delicious NATURAL BRACER FOR HOT DAYS "There’s a Reason" WEST VIRGINIA’S FLAG UNFURLED Cbnrteeton. W. Vo.. July l.-The new atate flag for Wcet Virginia baa been uo furled. The background la of heavy silk. In the center, on one aide, la « white rhodo dendron. while on the other side la the atate •eat. Under tbe teal are the words "State of Weal Virginia" In gold, IMPORTANT PLANS FOUND ON SOLDIER Mexteo City, Mex., July 1.—8ottllers at Tapuehala, near the ilnntemala frontier, hare raptured a nan having tn hla posses sion plans showing where the Mexican troops are stationed and all forttficatloun made tn that section of Mexico. The prisoner declares he Is a native of Mexico, hut Is lu the employ of the Guate malan government. Ills nniue. be *sys. Is. Esequlei Haensa. There Is Hanger that he wilt he killed before n# * trial for treason. i ran be brought to COTTON EXPERT COMING TO ATLANTA Washington. July I.—An exhaustive Investigation Into the cotton good a ex port trade of England has jutt been completed by William Whlttam, Jr„ special agent of the department of commerce and labor, who spent several months In the Lancashire district. He will tour the South. know, In order lo be mighty uncomfortable. Even a slight Indigestion affects the nerves, dulls Ihe mind, and obscures the merry sunshine of Life. » • » The lime to adjust the Bowels Is Ihe very minute you suspect they need adjustment. —If your longue Is slightly costed, —If your breath Is under suspicion. THREE NURSES GRADUATE AT MACON HOSPITAL, Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga.. July 1.—On July 10 three young Indies will graduate as trained nurae* from the Macon city hospital. There will be appropriate exercises on that date and a program of Interest Is being arranged. Dr. Eugene Elder, general superintendent of the hospital, said that there was always wanted n number of young ladles of education and refinement at the hospital. MACON ODD FELL0W8 TO INSTALL OFFICERS. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., July 1.—The coming week will bo an Important period to the many members of the Independent Ordeg of Odd Fellows and their sister organisations, the Rebckahs, In Macon, a* the first .week In July is Installation week with all the lodges of this order. The Macon organizations have spe cial cause for pride this year because of the fact that E. L. White, of this city, has been elected patriarchal grand high priest of the state, and that Mrs. B. L. Carey, a member of the local Itebekahs, has been elected president of the states assembly of that organ ization. Both assume the duties of their offices this week. The Installation of the various lodges of the city are as follows: Lillian Ro- bekah Lodge No. 2, Monday night; Ma con Union Encampment No. 2, Monday night; United Brothers Lodge No. 5, Tuesday night; Bibb Lodge No. 188. Tuesday night: W. E. Mumford Lodge No, 265, Wednesday night; Franklin Lodge No. 2. Thursday night; Macon Lodge No. 123, Thursday night; Yonal, Rebekah Lodge No. 23, Friday night; George R. Barker Encampment No. 32, Saturday night; Rowena Kebekah No. IS, Wednesday night. MACON ELKS TO ATTEND NATIONAL CONVENTION. Special to Tbe Georgian. Macon, Ga., July 1,—The Macon Elks will leave thie city on July 18, In a special coach for Philadelphia, to at tend the national convention of Elks. They will stay In the Quaker City ten days, and then will take a trip to New York. Washington, Baltimore anil will also visit the Jamestown Exposition. Among those who will attend the convention from this city are Messrs. Frank Coats, F. R. Happ, P. Happ and wife, Major Bennor, President James Pottle, R. A. Denny and wife, Secre tary G. A. Wright, W. E. Smalls, O. II. Weaner. Warren Nottingham, A. Nel son and J. P. Ross. The list has not yet been closed, nnd It Is expected that many others will attend. AGED MACON WOMAN DIES OF PARALYSIS. Special to Tbe fSaorglaa. Macon, Ga., July 1.—Mrs. Sophronla Nichols, aged 80 years, died yesterday ut the family residence, 125 Culver street, Vlnevllte. Mrs. Nichols suffered a stroke of paralysis on Friday last. She was well known In Macon und loved by the hun dreds who knew her. She Is survived —If your head feels* trills heavy or duB, | by several children, all living in this —If digestion seems even a little alow, cll JT:. , ,, „ .. _ , ,, _ „ _ ’ l The funeral services were held from —if Heartburn, Belching, Colic or Rest- the family residence tn Vlnevlllt. The lessness begin to show themselves, ! Interment was made In Rose Hill cem- —That's tho time to eat a Caacaret. | e,rTT ‘ II aett aa pleasantly as it tastes. It Isas congenial lo your Bowels as It Is lo your Palate. It stimulates Ihe muscular lining of the Bowels and Intestines, so that they mechani cally extract nourishment from the food end drive out the waste. For the strong—that they may keep their strength. For the weak—that they may regain their strength. For the young that they may grow in strength. lineeda Biscuit the most nutritious food made from wheat. Clean, crisp and fresh. fBdh In moisture and ,l%w dust proof packages. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY 8CHOOLS AND COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. The Georgia School of Technology Is hotter equipped end organized In all departments then ever before, and prepared to do Ihe best work In its history. FREE SCHOLARSHIPS In order to afford the young men of Georgia high-class technical education, the legis lature lies assigned fifteen free scholarships to each county in the state. Yoke immediate Unatalt necessary' Advanced .... _ neering Chemistry, and Chemistry. Extensive end new equipment of Shop, Mill, Labora tories, etc. New Library and naw Chemical Laboratory. Tho next session begins Sept. 21, el which time prospective students are urged to report promptly. For further Information address „ „ . K. G. MATHESON, A. M., LL. D., President, ATLANTA, CA. BINGHAM SCHOOL 1793 1908 FOR 115 YEARS boys bar* fc-en prepared for COLLEGE and for LIFE, and hate been trained to be MEN at the BINGHAM SCHOOL. Ideally located on Asheville Plateau. Organization MILITARY for discipline, control and carriage. Boys ex- from Diher schools sol received. Tieioq* boys umII 4 M'sooaae discovered. * 1 bt pUdro of honor. Rstee reeeonsblo. Addroee L. R. OIKQHAM, Snpt.. R. f. D. No. 4. A3HETILL*. ff. 0. relied tn Hazing • Agnes Scott College ~ FOR WOMEN DECATUR (Near Atlanta). GA. Offers advantages equal to those of any educational Institution In the South. Elegant buildings, modern gymnasium, laboratories and full college equipment. Exceptional advantages In Music and Art. Ideal climate. Health record unsurpassed. Box It F. H. GAINES, D. D., President. IS YOUR BOY PREPARING FOR GEORGIA TECH? IF SO, SEND HIM TO DONALD FRASER SCHOOL F °£ WE REFER, BY PERMISSION, TO PRESIDENT K. G. MATHESON, OF THE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY For Catalog Write G. Holman Gardner, Principal, Decatur, Ga. aiilM 'College $ f CONSERVATORY of MUSIC for Women CHARLOTTE, N. C. Experienced teacher* from leading I European and American Unlver- I aitic* and Conservatories. College plant. $2A0.0C0.00: Pa Campua 20 acre*. New. flre-pn ._ . buildings. A. IL and Elective De- I »ree Courses. 8choola of Mush, \ Arl, Exprtssion. Climate, health j Catalogue on application, l CHAS. B. KINO. Pat.,oiHT. H0TEL8 AND RESORTS. HOTEL WOODWARD, Broadway and Fifty-Fifth . Street. NEW YORK CITY. A high class transient and residential hotel, catering only to a refined nnd exclusive cllcntole. T. D. GREEN, Manager, WHITE SULPHUR SPRIN6S GREENBRIER WEST VIRGINIA I The "OLD WHITE" Sulphur.) Now open. Famous for Its sulphur baths. Modern Improvements, with prlrato •vi iiiisoitnicu Huumri, auuich, GEO. A. MILLS, Jr.. Manager. Urcanbrler White Sulphur Springs, w. Vi The only way to hsve Cxscarets ready la use precisely whsn you need them ts to carry them constantly In your pocket, as you do • Watch or a Lead pencil. The bin cent box of Cascarets ts mads thin, flit, round-odged, and etnsll, for Ihls precise purpose. Be very careful to get the genuine, made only by the Sterling Remedy Company and never sold In bulk. Every tablet stamped "CCC." All druggist*. jio VETS OF GEORGIA TO MEET THURSDAY The State Veterinarians’ Associa tion will hold a four days’ session In Atlanta this week, the first meeting to be at the Kimball House on the morn ing of July 4. President Peter F. Bohnsen has no tified the vice president, W. E. Carnes, ot Atlanta, of the meeting, and ar rangement* for the accommodation ot delegates are now being made. Fer Ham* Missions. The Temple Baptist church contrib uted 1500 to home missions Sunday. Dr. B. D. Gray, corresponding sec retary ot the Home Mission Board, spoke on behalf of missions, and at the conclusion of h!s address Rev. A. C. Ward, the pastor, called for voluntary contributions, with the result named. Awnings For stores. Offices, Residences, Public Buildings, etc. manu factured and put up. All work guaranteed Lowest prices. Phone or write for estimates. J. M. HIGHCO. Atlanta, Ga. COKCAYEO, HONED AN3 REPAIRED. Called for aud delivered. HEALEY BARBERS' SUPPLY CO., Beth 'Phonee-^No 1 N. Forsyth St TAX NOTICE State and County Tax Rooks will close next week. Make your re turns now, and save double tax. T. M. ARMISTEAD, Receiver Tax Returns. CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY, Arrive From— ! l>ep«rt To— Snvaimah .... ISOamlMacon 11.40pm JnrkMovtUe.. 7J»0 atnlMacoB 8.00 am Maron XL40amjMacoa ......... 4.00pm / offiriiriv *»»«>*» 4-15 pm’Jacksonville... S.J0 pm omen 104 N.FnrorStrcc* Xlacou 8.10 pzaiBaYamuIr 0.15 pm I