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THE ATLANTA GEO'GIAN AND NEWS: SATURDAY. AUGUST 28, 1009.
N EVER before has there been devised a piano-selling plan that saves you
so much money or offers such opportunities for free musical educa
tion as the l.udden & Bates Piano Club. Join it and you save one-
third your piano monej—$113—in cash. We sell you for only $287 an
elegant cabinet grand piano equal to any $400 piano made, and include with
it a complete coursq of instruction without a cent additional cost. You
pay $25 when you become a club member and the balance on easy payments.
This wonderful club offer is due to our plan of selling 100 pianos at a time instead
of one. fly our plan it costs but little more to sell one hundred than to sell one;
besides we are wholesalers and sell to you at the wholesale price, saving the dealer's
profit -and all this treraertdous saving in selling cost is divided with you.
The Ludden & Bates
SEMI-CENTENNIAL
Major Wright Proposes a
Plan For Permanent
Organization.
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
H0TEL3 AND RESORTS.
HOTELS AND RESORTS. HOTELS ANP RESORTS.
New
Scale
PIANO
- thousands of satisfied
is backed by a lifetime guarantee to I* perfect in every respect-
customers, many In your neighliorhood, will tell you this.
You run no riska in joining thia club. If the head of the family dies, we cancel
the club contract and give you the piano without payment of another cent. You have
everything to gain and nothing to lose. %
The l.udden tc Bates Club Piano Is a full cabinet grand with special copper-wound
and ateel strings, perfect scale, light, even touch, genuine Ivory keys. Magnificent
- cases of first grade,walnut, mahogany or oak. Rich, clear, "singing" tonefound only
in highest grade pianos.
Write us at once for application blank and description
wilt select any piano you desire and we'll stake our repu
Instrument, stool and scarf free. Write today, as clnb Is now forming.
LUDDEN & BATES, Southern Mutle House, Department BT„ Atlanta, Ot.
WANT A SAW MILL?
Then write ur. for prices on the best. Also Boilers, Steam
anti Gasoline Engines, Ginning Machinery.
MILL SUPPLIES AND SHOP WORK.
Mallary Bros. Machinery Co., 342 Cherry St., Macon, 6a.
A SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT FOR
Whiskey, Drugs, Cigarettes and Tobacco Habit
Also NEURASTHENIA or NERVE EXHAUSTION.
Administered hr Specialists tor Thirty Tears. Correspondence ConAdendal.
THE ONLY KEELEY INSTITUTE IN GEORGIA.
sa» WOODWARD avenuk, ati.anta. ga.
on every package of Morse's
Headache unit Non raisin. Pon
dera. Because they oro no good.
Art, for the best
ir MORSE'S
They “Ease the Pain.” 10
rents at druggists.
TWO ARE FIRED UPON
Both Escape With But
Slight Wounds.
Birmingham, Ala., Aug. 28.—While
u irlklng along the rood near Virginia
miner, an attempt war made to aaraa-
atnate R. L. Hardeman and I.uclur
Clark. Today n warrant war aworn
out for Uugun Morrlnon In connection
with the shooting. The gun snapped
nnd this Ir raid to have Hived the lives
of both the men. Clark was dangerous
ly shot In the leg and Hardeman's coat
was filled with shot.
“It cured mr." or "It saved the life of
tny-fhnd.'Turo the,expressions you hear
every day about Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera nnd Diarrhoea Ri edy. This
Is true the world over where this valu
able remedy has been Introduced. No
other medicine In use for diarrhoea or
bowel complaints has received such
general approval. The secret of the
t-urceas of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy Is that It cures.
A complete ll.t s, sit hou.e. for rsnt In
Atlanta I. puhll.hrd In Th. Urorgl.n'. want
—■ ev.ry Turiday, Thursday and
irdsy.
Iron Beds, a beautiful
line, cash or time at J. K.
POLK’S.
A romplAr !l*t of all hnuaei for root In
*■—— *- —TV- Georgian'* want
Tliurkday and
New Station la Ordered.
Dunwoody, Ga., Aug. 28.—The state
railroad commlsalon ban went on order
to the Southern railroad directing that
company to build o new freight and
passenger depot at Dunwoody.
FRIENDS OF YOUNG BOOKER
. SEEK HIS REINSTATEMENT
Macon, Ga., Aug. 28.—J. E. llnggcr
don. president or the Atlanta Clay and
Mining Company, of Dry Ilranch. a cltl
zen of West Point nnd president of one
of the lending hanks there. Is olding
Macon friends of J. H. BooKer, Jr., In
securing testimonials nnd letters as
will aid in having the Vounc* first-class
man reinstated ;n the West Point .Mili
tary academy. Young Booker line
scores of warm friends In Macon nnd
his reinstatement will bo strongly
urged.
Commercial Trsnaactlona.
Dunwoody, Os., Aug, 28.—A number
"f l!iii'"H;itH Kill 1‘ktate i.ml O'lunmr-
clal transaction* have been recorded
at Dunwoody during the past few days.
Floyd Spruill has purchased the en
tire stock of general merchandise from
Dr. J. W. Puckett, of Dunwoody, nnd
will continue the business.
James R. Power has purchased a
portion of the plantation of J. 8. Pow-
I, I 1 ninu.
Glenn \?opeland has purchased the
farm from Mr*. Georgia Duke, near
Kbenexer church.
A complete list of all houses for (ent in
Atlanta Is published In The Georgian § want
columns on sesry Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
Antf-Jewich RJots in Vienna.
Vienna, Aug. 28.—Many person* Imve
been fatally Injured, scores clubbed
nearly to death, shoos looted and homes
destroyed In Bucharest in anti-Jewish
rlota, according to dispatches arriving
here today.
A complete list of all houses for rent in
Atlanta ia published In The Georgian's want
columns on every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
$32
St. Louis to
California
This low one-way colonist
rate is in effect daily from
Sept. 15'to Oct. 15, 1909,
via
Wabash-
Union Pacific
“The Safe Road to Travel"
Electric Block Signals—Dustless
Roadbed. For literature and in
formation call on or address
Macon, Ga., Aug. 28.—A national ne
gro semi-centennial exposition Is pro
posed by Major R. R. Wright, former
United States paymaster in the volun
teer service of the Spanish-American
war, now president of the Georgl
State college, of th»* National Negro
Teachers' association and of the Negro
Agricultural and Industrial association.
This project has been presented by
Major Wright to hundreds of leading
negroes In all parts of the country and
to the lending newspapers, and has re
ceived their unanimous indorsement.
The Negro Agricultural and Indus
trial association proposed It at its first
fair In 1906. This association has held
two nnd Is about to hold a third suc
cessful fair November 20, 1909, at Ma
con. The Georgia association Is a
Chartered institution nnd has a paid in
capital of about $5,000.
The organization of the National
Negro Seml-Uentennial exposition is to
contain representative men from all
parts of the country.
CLASSICS OF OAR
Writes of Great Criminal
Trials' and Eloquence
of Lawyers.
Baxley, Ga., Aug. 28.—"Classics of
the Bar" 1m the title of n book pub
lished by the Classic Publishing Com
pany. of Baxley. The author is State
Senator Alvin V. Sellers, of the Baxley
bar. The contents of the book consist
mainly of stories of the world’s great
jury trials, nnd include some brilliant
fxnmplfs of court room oratory. Among
other Interesting chapters are the Tll-
ton-Beecher : Trial, the Haywood Trial,
the Durrnnt Murder Case, tho Tragedy
of Madison Square Garden. Prentiss'
Defense of HU Friend and the Trial of
Husan B. Anthony.
An Interesting and unique feature of
the book Is the dedication, which reads
as follows: "Dedicated to those mem
bers of tho bar who have felt In their
hearts the thrill and the joy of lifting
from a prison cell to loving arms some
mother's darling."
The book Is Illustrated, the frontis
piece illustration being after the fa
mous painting by Cope, entitled "The
PlaintIfT's Appeal at the First Trial by
Jury,” and showing the open-air court
of tho Scandinavian settlers of Iceland
with relatives gathered around the’body
of tho slain, appealing to tho Jury for
the blood of the slaver. ,
A few of the orators represented In
the hook by examples of their eloquence
are Delians. Hrmly, Ravner. Hewanl.
Trigirsoll. Voothee.M. Reach. Clarence
Dnrrow. James Hamilton Lewis. Ser
geant 8. Prentiss and United States
Senator Borah.
Senntor Sellers spent a great deal of
tlmo gathering material for this work.
Aet Qulokly
and yen'll save yourself a lot of suffering
and trouble. If you have n sudden chill—
or taken cold—If you hnte colic, cramp or
“ Irni't wait a minute. Take at
pootiful of Perry Darla* Pain
killer In half a glass of hot water or milk,
i'll be safe and on the right road to
"] escape serious
hare- this fried
id prnren remedy on hand for Immediate
.jo. Being prepared Is half the battle when
there's pain to siihdut. !|9w also bottles
25c. also In 53-rent sizes.
Question ten men nnd nine of them
will tell you they don't get half of what
they are entitled to in this world.—Chi
cago News.
Many Unit* With Chureh.
Covington, Ga., Auq. 28.—Rev. W. O.
Butler, pastor, lias closed a successful
ten days' meeting at Union church, in
Rockdale countv. Tint.* wriv tlftr*n
added to the church. The pastor was
assisted by Rov. L. B. IIallies and wife,
of 8t. Louis. There haw been 40 new
members added to Mr. Butler's charge
n* present yoar.
A complete list of all houses for rent In
Atlanta ir published In The Georgian'* want
columns on every Tuesday, Thursday aud
Saturday.
MAKES IMITATION SILK
FROM COTTON WASTE
fk.acon, Ga., Aug. 28.—Business men
who have seen samples of Imitation
allk nnd horse hair furnished by
Weldmnn. an Inventor In Sussex. Eng
land, say that a new product from th*
cotton staple has been brought to light
which will prove a valuable article of
merchandise when the development of
the manufacture j*eaches the proper
Btagc In th* South. The inventor says
tbs product Is made from (Inters,
waste from th* cotton cording nnd
weaving. The ltnter* are treated with
chemicals and a semt-llquid formation
Is created which Is squeezed Into fine
threads, some, according to finish nnd
size, forming Imitation silk of a soft
brilliant quality, and othera, coarser In
form, making threads that, when stiff
ened by process^ appear as genuine
bristle hair.
A complete Hat of all houses for rant In
Atlanta is published U T!.* Georgias'* want
S Muran* on every Turtday, Thursday and
aturday.
WABASH AOENT
J F.O. L. WORD. G. S. A,
Wabash R R. Co,
4* K. Pryor 8t-, Atlanta, Gl*
WARM SPRINGS. GA.
Season begins Tuesday, June 1.
Take a vacation trip to the best
resort in the South. The equip,
ment is up to date. Service flue.
Mineral waters curative, bathing
delicious, climate cool and excel,
lent company; in fact all that is
required to make outing benefi
cial and satisfactory. Near by
and at only a moderate cost.
Rates: One week, $12 to $14;
four or more weeks, $10.50 to
$12.50 per week. Special family
rates. Write for full informa
tion. CHAS. L. DAVIS, Proprie
tor.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEOES.
rfrgnes Scott College,
Th» •t.indlnz of this rol!<*co Is such that many
parents In tho West and North oro Bonding their
ila'iKht-rs hers to I f rju it •!. 'J (. .r Instruc
tion If slvon In Claioleal and Scientific Course*,with
optional courses leading to the decree of II. A. The
College Is a member of the "Association of Col
leges and Preparatory Schools ot the Southern
States." Tho location, only six miles from At-
I vita, is Ideal, and unmrp.-.<v d for !>• .iirifu'i—es.
The A (nee Hrmtt hck—l ofllNsle offers excel
lent Instruction In Harmony and Theory. Voice.
Plano, Organ and Violin, Art and Expression. It
1ms an able faculty and excellent equipment.
Located on the Campus Is the Ague* Moot* .Vend-
emy, a preparatory erhool of hlph gratia wtlh a four
year course. Students uro In actual touch v.Tth the
work of Agnes 8eott College.
For Catalogue, Bulletin t and detailed Information, address
F. H. GAMES, 0.0., PusacsT, Bax D, Oicaios. Bcaasu
WASHINGTON SEMINARY
NORTH AVE. AND PEACHTREE ST., ATLANTA. GA.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for girl* and young ladle.. established
1878. located In beet reeldentlal part of healthy Atlanta. SMALL CLASS-
ES; INDIVIDUAL TRAINING. Last yeur 570 pupils, eighteen teach
ere. averaging one tcnclier to every 13 pupil*. BOARDING DEPART
MENT LIMITED to 26 etudrnU, n-ourlns refined home life nnd training
Primary. Academic, College Preparatory Coureea: beat advantages la
Music. Art. Expression. Cortlflcate admit* to Vossar, Wellesley, Unn-
dolph-Macon nnd other Clan A colleges. Thirty-second year begin]
September 8, 1903. For entnlogue. address
Phone Ivy 647.
L. D. SCOTT,
EMMA B. SCOTT,
Principals.
NEW YORK HOTELS.
£2
N NEW YORK 8TOP AT
KiNG EDWARD
HOTEL
Sf
,~BL-
Broadway. Fireproof.
300 - Rooms. 230
Private Baths.
Rooms with bath
1.50 and up. Two
and three-room suites
with bath, $4. 95
and 96 per day. For
each additional por-
son in room, $1 per
day extra. Special
summer rates.
JOHN HOOD, Presl*
dent and Manager.
Late of the now Tlflt
House, Buffalo.
Write for Booklot.
N EW YORK HOTELS.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
By PROF. W. M. GREENLEE
Opens September 9th, at 470 North Boulevard
For further information rail at above address or
communicate by phone—Ivy 2509-L.
M A R
COLLEGE
4-YEAR HIGH SCHOOL
and 6th, 7lh, 8ih Grammar Grades
I S T
FATHER RAPIER
Is In the Office Dully from
8lo 11 A.M. PiJCHTREE AN J IVY
1 to 3 P. M. Cell 782 IVY
NEVARRE HOTEL
Seventh Ave. at Thirty-eighth fit.
New York.
200 Feet West of Broadway.
HOTEL ENDICOTT
A Favorite New York Hotel.
Columbus Ave., 81st to 82d Sts.
Particularly well adapted to
meeting the requirements of
Family. Vacation and Tourist
parties.
The whole atmosphere ot th«
hotel Is one of refinement and
quiet Ladles traveling alone or
with children will find It a’haven
of rest and safety.
Rates for parties In suites
from 11.00 por day for each
adult person upwards.
For booklet and furthen Infor
mation, address i-'
JAMES W. GREENE,
Manager.
SE2f
Diitrlct.
330 Rooms. 200 Baths.
A Room and s Bath
For a Dollar and a Half.
Celebrated Dutch Grill.
Cds«r T. Smith. Georze L. Sanborn.
Full College Coureea
with Mu tic, Painting
and Elocution. 67th Sf-
sion Begins Sept. 8, ’09
For Catalog and full
Information addrete
John W» Caines, Pres,
or Wm. S. Cox, Mer
ATLANTA LAW SCHOOL
Chartered 1892. Confers Degrees. Thorough ccurs'e of study. Special
drill In procedure and practice. Able faculty. Lectures from 4 to 5:30 daily
make possible bright students earning part expenses. Gradual** admitted
to bar without examination. Next session begins September 27, 1909.
Write for bulletin containing full particulars.
HAMILTON DOUGLAS, Dean.
416 Century Building. Atlanta, Ga.
FIRE MAY HAVE BEEN CAUSED
BY RATS AND MATCHES
Royston. Ga., AuSj. 28.—The httnd-
enme residence of J. B. Burnette on
Hartwell.st. wns burned Friday, result
ing In n toe* of about 83.500. with 82.-
000 Insurance. The origin of the lire I*
unknown, the family being ot Franklin
Spring* for the summer.' and no Are
having been In the house In some time.
It I* supposed that rats and matches
caused It. the blase being discovered In
an upetalr* room, apparently starting
In the wall. Mr. Burnette will proba
bly rebuild at once. . .
owes It ell to hi* wife’s father.—Chi
cago News.
1893-1909
Tile PRATHER HOME SCHOOL
U. W. Undu-ave.. cor. W. Pexchtre. St.
Atlanta, Os. Aesdcmlc Colt.j. Pr!p"'to£
Muitc, Exprststcn. r-.ui Ccrp* of Trained
TfMbert. P»U Term Opens September u,
3(09. Address
MBS. JOHN 8. PRATHER. Principal.
Phone Ivy 183S-J.
Forty Japanese to Tour U. S.
Washington. Auq. 23.—Forty promi
nent Japanese business men will arrive
at 8eatt!e September 2. They will make
a tour of the United States, visiting the
principal cities.
railway schedules.
SkowiugtlieurriroTouir'ilcpor lmr» U oTl>a^
aeager trains of tho following mail*. subject
tn typographic I errors:
ATLANTA AND WEST POINT R. R
Terminal Station.
N». Arm* From— INn. I m part To—
•42. West Ft.. 5:15 ora 95. New O.... 5.43 run
!4I. West PL. 5:3.3 n in I 19. Columbus.6::i) ma
IS. Cohimhns.lO&niiii XI. Moatg'y., S:l0nta
3*. New O....10:45 am 3. Now o„. 2:00 pm
40. Now O.... 2:30 pm| 17. Colnm»«is 4.10 pm
20. Colnmhns. f:to pmj 41. \Vo»t Pt„ 5:13 pm
*«. Mont* y..« 7tf.3 pml *7. New «... 6:20pin
96 N»w «....11:15 pml
1 rnlns mark.-ti • run •tally .Sinid.iy.
Tmlns tnflrkttl ! mu Sunday only.
««tor train* run dnllr.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY.
JflfkftJmrltt
Rarnrinnh. .
JnckNNirlllt..
htlKMh r _
Macon 2(*i53n(i|iKnvnminh 8;43 pi
Macon.... 4^9 tmiUni kxfinYlUo
Msmn *tIQ nmfwrhl Albany..Hr** i
rllfo... 5$X nmtMreon 8:00 n
h 6:5S nmJMnmu .......12:90 p
r1U»... r.:U> nmlMnmn 4:00 r
b *:Mam|Jrvk«»nvlllft.. 9:0.3 r
LOui- v ilL.*. A. NASH »ILLG R. R.
A"rtvlttz and drpnrtfnj; tlm* from Union
Station AtHntn All train* dnllr.
. iii«.’iniiitti-t.<mt*vUlr
i’hJcng*' nnd North went
flnrinnnti nnd Lonim-lll*...
Knoxville- gin Itiui* Rhine..
knnxTlIU rl* t’nrtcrsrlllM..
Knox rIIIk Tin Cnrtrrnrlflr..
Bin* Rids* srrnmmodatlon.
I l.*nr*. i Arrlr* 1
C:13 nni!l0:40 pm
9:10 pm{lt:«i»ra
IyW mnl 5:13 pm
•5:15 ninj10:40pm
5:10 pin’ll :13 nro
4:05 pm|ltf9Q nm
Building Aeroplane-Balloon.
Washington, Auq. 28.—George West
Byron, of this city. Is about to begin
the construction of s. combination nero.
plane-dlriglblc balloon, patents on
which have lust been allowed.
The Byron ulrxhin will consist of a
clgnr-1-haped gn* bag 75 feet Ion*, with
It* greatest diameter 17 feet. There
wilt bcetwo plnne*. one on each side or
the gas bog. The ulrshlp will have live
propellers.
NEW YORK,
Hotel Grenoble,
7th Ave. and 56th St.
Refined family nnd transient
hotel directly opposite Carnegie
ball. Is tn the best residential
section of the city, within two
blocks of beautiful .-Central
Park and five minutes of the
theater and shopping center*.
For all who e’cslro high-class
accommodations nt moderate
prices, and for ladles traveling
alone, tho Grcnoblo Is unsur
passed. Tho cuisine and serv
ice are unexcelled.
Reasonable Weekly Summer
Rates Made Until
G.EO. W. O'HARE,
Manager.
j
Hofe>
SINTOH
CINCINNATI.
« European Plan.
Four Hundred Roonu-
Fireproof Construction.
Cuisine the Best.
Rooms, 82.00 and
Large Convenllon HaMJ 1
Assembly Hall oa Ninth Flow
Headquarters Por
Automobile Touring
. Parties.
EOWIRD K. R3TH, Managing Dir*®- 1 *
complete Utt of »H bow** t° T rrr * ^
Atlanta is published In Th# G*or*»a» » •'
column*; on every Tuesday# Tbur»<la>
EaturtUv.