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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1903.
STRIKERS ATTEND
Right now,
in your own home,
you can have a thoroughly high
data piano, paying on easy terms but a
third its usual cost and getting a complete musical instruction without a
cent extra charge 1 • all through the I,uddcn & Hates Piano Club.
The instrument we offer you is in all respects the equal of any $400
piano you may name. By selling one hundred at a time instead of singly,
we are able to offer them at $287 each, on very small payments—a direct
saving to you of £113. And you get the use of the piano while com-
Dieting the payments.
The Ludden & Bates
New
Scale
PIANO
Your piano will be selected by an expert i will be guaranteed for a lifetime.
Free with etch Instrument Is included a complete and valuable course of lessons.
A handsome, well-made stool and attractive scarf are alto furnished.
tn the event of the death of the head of the family, we cancel the club contract
and present you with the piano without further obligation.
Let us tell you about the club now forming. Complete details upon request
LUDDEN A. BATES, Southern Mutio House, Department BT„ Atlanta, Oa.
TROLLEY LINE PRESIDENT
AND ALDERMAN FIGHT
Mentfom*ry, Ala., Anf, 34.—Aldaraan
\fattcr iira**cll nn«l Richard THII*, n mil
lionaire, iivul president of tbe Montgomery
Traction Company, had a tint light at
Knnhe’a comer, fioxter-ar#. nnd Perry-tt.,
following a dl*pttte about atreet ears being
Man Arrested Following
Marriage in Valdosta.
Valdosta, Ga., Aug. 14.—n. J. Btonr
man, of Lowndes county, wan arrested
yesterday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff
Kills and lodged In Ja.lt on a charge of
bigamy. Steelman married Minn I.lllle
Reed, a flfteen-year-old girl, at Otis'
April 25. He wan a boarder at the R
home at the time, but the parents of
thp young lady were opposed to their
marriage and the young couple eloped.
Stearman wan almoat a stranger In this
section, having come to Valdosta only a
few months before. Henry Reed, n
brother of the girt, learned that the
■nnn had formerly lived In Atlanta, And
he employed an attorney there to In
vestigate his record. An a result young
Reed thin week received a certlflcd copy
of a marriage license which had been
Issued by the ordinary of Pulton county
for the union of Stearman and a Miss
Denton, of Atlanta, the marriage hnv-
Ing occurred In 1105. It Is said thut
Stearman lived with the Atlanta wife
about twelve month*. Hla arrest fol-
lowed the receipt of the marriage cer-
tlfleate by the brother-here. Stearman
claims that the wrong man has been
arrested.
rnn hut gut a sunt to go to tlio cnplL..
They were surrounded by senators, who
were returning from the morning's session
of the legislature.
Neither was hurt.
IS HELD FOR BIGAMY TO ATLANTIC CITY
Vets of Blue Will Go to the
Coast in 1910T.
Sale Lake City, Aug. 14.—The next
O. A. R. convention will be held In At
lantlc City, N. J. The fight between
St. Louis and Atlantic City for the
honor of entertaining the old soldiers
In 1910 was spirited and not until the
final count was made could anyone tell
which would win. The vote was J07
for the Eastern resort nnd 295 for the
Missouri metropolis.
Teething children have more or lean
diarrhoea, which enn be controlled by
giving Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. All that Is neces
sary la to give the prescribed dose after
each operation of the bowels more than
natural nnd then castor oil to cleansa
t) ) system. It Is aafa and sure.
COTTON CROP SPOTTED
IN SOUTHERN ALABAMA
Montgomery, Ala., Aug. 14.—The
cotton crop In this section of the stale
Is reported moro spotted than It ha*
been In many yen re—a fact which ha*
caused a little blur* In this eertlon of
the atale. At Greenville there are
only twenty boles of cotton In the
warehouse, the smallest amount of cot
ton aver recorded there. Crops In
southern Alabama ara reported dam
aged by rain*.
GEORGIA BANKER DIES
WHILE TOURING WEST
Rlohland, Ga., Aug. 14.—News has
been recalved ben nf the audden death
of E. J. Prothro, of Richland, at San
1’ranclseo, Cal. On the 20th day nf
June Mr. Prothro left tor a tour of the
Northwest, visiting the exposition at
Seattls, and was returning home, when
lie died. The dispatch was received
here by L. J. Chappell and gave no
particulars. The body will be brought
bom* for Interment.
Mr. Prothro was the president of the
Richland bank and was one of the most
enterprising public men of Stewart
county. He wee also president of the
Richland Guano Company and was a
-tm-kholder In many other enterprises
here.
P1LEB CURED IS S TO 14 DAYS.
I’A7.0 Ol.VTIfgjrB.fi gwsraateed to cure an 1
cats of Itching, Mind, bleeding or Vrotrui'
Ing Pits- in S to 14 days or money |S
MEDALS OF HONOR
Awarded to Officers and En
listed Men of Army.
Washington, Aug. 14.—Order* were
Issued Friday by the war department
announcing awards of medals of honor
to officer* <itul ; enlisted rneft for ill*
tlngulihed service. The list Includes:
First Lieutenant Charles G. nickham,
Twenty-seventh Infantry: Assistant
Surgeon James R. Church, medical
corps; First Lieutenant Charles E. Kll-
hnurne, coast artillery corps; Prlvnto
Peter II. Quinn, Fourth cavalry; First
Lieutenant George C. Shew, Twenty-
seventh Infantry; Major Paul F.
Straub, medical corps, and Corporal
Seth L. Wold. Eighth Infantry.
All of the medals are awarded for
gallantry In action In the Philippines.
HOLY ROLLERS'MOVE
Quit East Chattanooga Un
der Heavy Pressure.
Chsttanooga, Tsnn., Aug. 14.—The
Holy Roller leader, Henegar Trim, has
left Chattanooga for Cleveland, where
he eays "he will await further orders
from God" as to where he will hold hie
Holy Roller meetings In the future.
Trim has acknowledged defeat at the
hands of the cltlsen* of East Chatta
nooga, tho h* does not how to the
overpowering force of public opinion.
slates that he left East Chatta
nooga because "Omt ordered me to do
so," and not because the i>enp|e threat
ened him. or the magistrate In the
district found him guilty nf violating
the law. Trim profe**** to have re
ceived an order from God last Monday
night telling him thnt It would be best
to abandon the present meeting place,
beeaueo of the strong fesllng of antag
onism which had sprung up.
LURKS
IN
THE
DOPELESS
DRINK
You drink it because you like it, not because you
can’t get along without it
And you like it because it stops thirst, helps diges
tion and is the most delicious and refreshing of bever
ages.
Contains no dangerous heart-stimulant or habit
forming drug.
AT ALL SODA FOUNTAINS,
—5 Coots the Glass.—
5,000 See Body of Slain
Striker Lowered to
Grave.
Pittsburg, Aug. 14.—Five thousand
strikers walked from Schoenvllle to St.
Nicholas Croatan church today to at
tend the funeral aervlcea over Steve
Morvatt, killed otC Monday by Major
Smith, a negro strike-breaker. A mon
ster mass meeting of the strikers has
been called for Sunday on the historic
Indian mound at McKees Rocks to dls
cuss future plans.
Twelve of the strike-breakers who
were brought from New York yester
day have deserted and say that they
were assured no strike was In progress,
but that the boom In car building re
quired more men. They were prom
ised $1.75 to $2 per day and free to
bacco. /
They say they would have deserted
sooner, but were prevented from doing
eo by the guards, and Anally had to
S cape by climbing the fence around
e plants. Cooks and supplies, to
gether with cot* nnd bedding, are In
side the plants In sufficient quantity to
tuke care of a large number of men.
FLASH KILLS ONE
AND INJURES TWO
Woman Killed and Father
and Niece Are
Shocked.
Hun&villft, Ala., Aufl. 14.—During an
lpctrlcal ntorm at Hobba Inland late
yflftterdny, a bolt ot lightning killed
Mm. John Hornbuckle and fatally
•hocked Mattie Lemley, a little girl,
niece of Mra. Hornbuckle. George Mc-
Linn. father of Mm. Hornbuckle, waft
severely shocked.
(State ot Ohio. City of Toledo, )
Luca* County. ) *»•
Frank J. Chener make* oath that ha li
tenlor partner of.the firm of F. J. Cheney ft
Co., doing btulneki in the' City of Toledo,
bounty and Stata aforesaid, and that *aid
Inn will pay the ram of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case of Oa
larrh that cannot be cored by the use of
[fair* Catarrh Cor*.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and aubacribed in tm
{ ra- — **» thla flth day of December. A. D
886. A. W. GLEASON,
'Seal.) Notary Public,
{nil's Catarrh Cura la taken internally,
...» act* directly on the blood and mneo
aurfaeea of the system. Send for teatlmonli
fre *‘ r. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo. O.
Sold bt all PrutdsU. 75e.
T.k. llsll'i Fumlljr PI1U for pon.tlp.tlon.
•!• KEEP STRIKE-BREAKERS
+ AWAKE; THE COMPANY
ASK8 AN INJUNCTION •
Elwood, Ind., Aug. 14.—The
+ American Tin Plate and Sheet +
+ Company will npply today to 4*
+ Judge Baker, of the Federal court. +
+ for an Injunction ngalnst the +
•!• wlvee nnd daughters nf the strlk- -I-
+ Ing tin workers, whom they +
-I- charge with singing, hallooing +
+ nnd muklng sleep Impossible for +
•h the strike-breakers. +
CHURCH SUIT AT END
Loyalists Win Victory in
Contest Over Property.
Chsttsnoogs, Tenn., Aug. 14.—A long
drawn out bottle, legal and otherwlee,
which has been relentlessly waged be
tween the Loyalist- and Unionist
branches of the Cumberland Presby
terian church I* at an end—that Is, so
far as the Chattanooga litigants are
concerned—nnd the former nre soon to
come Into possession of their own. the
church property at the corner of Oak
nnd Undsay-sts.
All thle came about when Attorney
Foster V. Brown called at the clerk
nnd master's office to arknowledge
service on a number of defendants, of
which he was one. of papers In the na
ture of ouster proceedings. In short,
the Loyalists, encouraged by the recent
decision of the supreme court at Nash
ville. which was so much tn their favor,
Hied a bill asking Chancellor McCon
nell to restrain the ITnlontst faction
from further Inlerfeqlng with them In
the possession of their Oak-it. prop
erty. Chancellor McConnell refused to
Itrant the temporary Injunction asked
far, but said that he would hear argu
ment* on the case Saturday, August 21.
HOBSON CITY WIPED OUT
BY ACT OF LEGISLATURE
Montgomery, Ala., Aug. 14.—Hobson
City, the only exclusive negro towfl In
Alabama, and one of the few In the
South, lias been legislated out of exist
ence. i
The town I# near Oxford. Repre
sentative Cooper failed at the last ses
sion, hla bill being declared invalid
after the legislature adjourned. The
governor has signed the meaeure, and
the only negro mayor and aldermen In
the South must return to be Just ordf
nary cltlxens.
Birmingham, Ala., Aug. 14.—Advance
sale of tickets and sleeper reservation*
Indicate that no less than S.OOO persons
will leave Birmingham on the various
excursions which will be operated out
of Birmingham today for places
throughout Jhe country.
Liquor Licenses Held Up.
Brietol, Tenn., Aug. 14.—Judge Kelly,
of the corporation court, announced
that he would grant no liquor Ilcentes
In Brietol, Vo, until the election con
test t* settled, but will dispose of .the
contest the first thing at the September
term of court.
Chicago Car Wage Row Settled.
Chicago, Aug. 14.—The wage dispute
between Chicago's 10,000 street car em
ployees and the surface traction com
panies, which a week ago resulted In
a vote to strike, has been practically
settled in a big Joint conference of
traction officials and union leaders,
apparently to the satisfaction .of every,
body concerned.
RED ROCK
has the largest sale of any Ginger Ale in the world. Some
people think that the foreign made Ales are superior toi the
American product, but the MAJORITY of people who have tried
them all SAY RED ROCK—SAY IT PLAIN)'
We use the highest grade of Ginger, being the heaviest im
porters in the United States. We use Standard Granulated
Sugaf (no saccharine) and FILTERED water.
Say Red Rock=Say It Plain!
RED ROCK is sold in quarts, pints,
and 5c bottles at all groceries and
stands, and at founts, Be a glass.
SO MILES OF HOADS
BUILT-IN EARLY
People Much Interested in
Construction of
Highways.
Blakely, Ga., Aug. 14.—A county
chalngang with Improved machinery
costing $10,000 has opened up and wid
ened to 30 feet 50 miles of good roads
In Kurly county. Tho seven months'
work bt the chatngang on the roads
has added, more than all the argument
to pushing tho movement for good
roads In this county. The people of the
county have been taking much Interest
In the good roads movement In the
state.
FIRST BALE FOR 8EASON
SOLD FOR 13 CENTS
Metter, Ga., Aug. 14.—The tint bale
of cotton on the local market was
bought by A. J. Bird from M. 8. Dekie,
who lives four miles from Metter In
Kmanuel county. The price paid was
thirteen cent*, this being the flrst bale
on the market In either Bulloch or Em
anuel counties.
A BOON TO SUFFERERS
Why destroy your health and happiness by enduring the
pains of headache and neuralgia?
MORSE’S HEADACHE and NEURALGIA POWDERS
Will afford you prompt relief «d|^> A'dime (he package. At drug stores.
CORRUGATED
[ULYERTS
Made of GENUINE
AMERICAN INGOT IRON
They withstand the
, ravages nftiine—they
resist the corrosive
elements of the earth
—they arc poslitvely
Impervious to wa
ter — they outlast
the longest-lived tile, brick,
cement or stone culverts, and
without repair expenses. They
have stood the test of the
heaviest traffic.
Dixie Corrugated Culverts
Are Hilly and ch.iply Ir.n.portrd
—they nr. esiily 1»ld. John, sre
i-onn.ct.4 by »n Interlock!** series
that mate., them ibioiulely rlfld,
nn$l require* DO cement *t joint*.
They are cheap, durable »nd easy
to handle, and not to he washed
out and destroyed by flood*.
Dixie Culvert & Meta! Co.
Atlanta, Gs.
EXCURSION
AUGUST 18th
Atlantic Coast Line
AUGUSTA
On August 18th, the Atlantic Coast Line will operate an excur
sion from Augusta, Ga., to Washington, rate $12.75; tp Norfolk, Va.,
$10.50; to Wilmington, $8.00, round trip. Final return limit Septem
ber 2. Schedule leaving Augusta 3 P. M., arrive Washington 8:40
A. M.; Norfolk 7:30 A. M., and Wilmington 12:40 A. M. Through
alceplng cars and coaches. For additional Information write
L. D. McCULLUM, COMMERCIAL AGENT, AUGUSTA, GA.
Lumber
Lumber
Anything in dray loads or
car load*. Special prices for
concrete, form material and
.heavy timbers. Get our
prices. Delivery always
prompt. House bills our
specialty.
E.G, Willingham & Sons
Both Phenss. (42 Whitehall SI
NOTICE 1
Opium and whisky habits treated by
modern, scientific method*, either it
your home or at our sanitarium. Bosk
on those dieeaeee free. Dr. B. M. Wool-
ley Co., 200 Lowndes Bldg., Atlsnli,
Ga.,
WANT A SAW MILL?
Then write un for prices on tho best. Also Boilers, Steam
nnd Gasoline Engines, Ginning Machinery.
MILL SUPPLIES AND SHOP WORK.
Mallary Bros. Machinery Co., 342 Cherry St., Macon, 6a.
THE
While Dental Booms
Cor. Whitehall and
Mitchell Streets.
(Over Brannen’s)
We give value received for
very aomr.
Fifteen years' experience.
Gold Crowns, $3; White or Logan Crowns, $3; Amalgam Fillings,
50c. Teeth extracted without pain, 50c. Set of beet teeth delivered
In five hours, $5. Guaranteed.
DRS. L M. WHITE O P. E. COLEMAN, Specialists.
A Lady Assistant. Phone 3211 Main.
FERTILIZER MIXING
MACHINERY of any ca
pacity. Write u* for prices.
ATLANTA UTILITY
WORKS, East Point, Ga.
n:
Jated -AdvertisingOm
•America-
I Louisville. . .....
| AUO.X5-2S-27. OB II 111/.
WillYou?
DR. E. E. BRAGG,
Osteopathic Physician and
Surgeoni
324-25 Century Building.
Hours 9 to 5. Phone 3901-
RAILWAY SCHEDULES.
fthowfng tho arrival nnd ijftpftrtar* of
longer train* of the following road*. •■W fCT
to typographical errors:
COAL! COAL!
Steam and Domestic Coal
Wholesale and Retail.
See me beforo buying—prices
are right and quality is the best
Asa 0. Candler, Jr.
City Office, Candler Building.
Bell Phone 3274-M.
Yard, 122 Krogg Street.
BeU Phone 2581-Ivy.
Do you wish to Increase the yield of your oate? Then buy
THE COLE
Combined Grain Drill
and Guano Distributor
The only successful way of sowing oats It In the open furrow. Thus
they are protected from drought and freetss, thereby more than doubling
the yield. Let us tell you how one farmer raised
NINETY-EIGHT BUSHELS
per acre by sowing oats In his cotton last October. Thle valuable
booklet, “Money Making Suggestions,” by successful farmers, sent
FRKE to those that are Interested.
The Cole Manufacturing Co.,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
When a woman helpa her husband Money talks and a penny makes
do anything she Invariably Wants to do 1 mors noise on a contribution plate than
the bossing.—Chicago News. I i $2 bill.—Chicago News.
ATLANTA AND WEST POINT R. *
Ttrmlnal Station.
1H. CoTnrahua.10:30 am) 88. Moot#.*
M. Now O.i..10:48 ami 38. Now O... gj
40. New O..M 2:30 pro 17. Colombo! 4-WPJ
20. Colombo*. rM pm 41. Wait Ft-
34. Montg'y... 7:06 pro'. 37. Now O...
X Haw !>....ItdS pm
Trains marked • run daft? except floodif-
naif only,
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA. RAILWAY-
Arrive From—
Jacksonville... 8:58 am
SftTannftb...... 6:6* nm
Jackaonvllle... 8:40am
8ftrannab 8:00 am
Macon 10:60 nin
Mncon......... 4:20pm,,--—... _
Silicon 8:10 pro (and Albany.
Mncon......... ".g
Mneon 'i*?!
Jacksonville..
Snvnnnfth,.... 1 w v
Jnekaonvllto
fund AHubj.sM*^
LOUISVILLE A NASHVILLE *■ *
Arriving and departing tlma fro® •*
Station. Atlanta. All train* dolly.
Cincinnati atul
Knoivlll* via nine Rldff*..
Knoxville via Cnrt»*r*vlll»..
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