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FHE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. FATYRDAT, JTTLY 11, 19K. WANTED .COLORED LABORERS $1.25 PER DAY GEORGIA CAR COMPANY, RIDGE AVENUE. BRENAU COLLEGE—SCHOOL OF ORATORY. For the first time In the history of the South, a special catalogue has been Issued giving Information regarding a School of Oratory. In fact, it may be said that for the' first time In its history, the South lias a School of Oratory. Messrs. Foote & Davies have Just pub lished for Brenau College, Gainesville, Ga„ a beautiful catalogue of the School of Oratory; the various courses offered are fully out lined and the catalogue is illustrated with some beautiful views of the rooms of the School of Oratory. If you are interested in the study of Expression, address Brenau School of Oratory, Gainesville, Ga. DRY GOODS CLERK IS HEIR TO FORTUNE OF $3,000,000 BIG TIMBER DEAL IS AT $.‘100,000 Paid and Property •Will Be Developed in Near Future. Special to The Georgian. Thomasvllle, Ga., July SI—One of the largest timber deals of recent years In Georgia has been perfected here. By it the J. I.. Phlllllps Lumber Company, of ThoniH.vllle, has acquired from Ve- reen Sk Smith, of Moultrie, Ga., and William Godfrey & Company, of Che raw,' S. C„ timber lands aggregating about 40,000 acres, lying around Talla hassee, v la. It Is estimated that the timber will cut 150,000,000 feet of lum ber. The largest portion of the timber Is virgin pound timber and the deal carries turpentine, lumber and land. Only a small part of the timber con veyed has been turpentined. The consideration Involved la about 00,000. The Phillips Company will Im mediately begin the erection of saw mills for the manufacture of this tim ber with a capacity of some 25,000,000 feet per year. The J. L. Phillips Company was or ganlzed In Thomasvllle some two yeare ago with J. L. Phillips, president; J. S. Gordon, vice president, and Charles Phlllllps, Jr„ secretary and treasurer. GAVE MY CHILD By Private Leased Wire. Wichita,' Kan., July 21.—Thrice a millionaire la Claud B. Leppelman, 28 years «>ld, of this dt/, who tof twelve year* has tolled nine hours a day and Is now to be plunged Into the financial world with $3,000,000 at hla command. Leppelman is a clerk In a dry goods store. Less than a year ago J. C. Ingraham, a capitalist, died In New York. Execu tors placed a valuation on hts property of $38,000,000. Leppelman Is one of the eleven heirs. The dead man was an uncle of Justice Ingraham and a great uncle of Leppelman. SUPREME COURT JUDGE ADMITS ASKING REBATE By Private Leased Wire. Milwaukee, Wla., July 21.—It la ad mitted by Justice R. D. Marshall of the •upretne court that he ( had asked that the life insurance agent’s commission for collection of the premium on his policy be paid to him. He contends that there waa nothing wrong In his re- quest. The matter came to light at the life Insurance Investigating commisilon’a meeting Thursday, when the corre spondence between Judge Marshall and the company waa read. The disclosures made have - created a sensation, and Impeachment proceedings are hinted at. POPE THOUGHT PRESS REPORTED HIM AS A WOULD-BE SUICIDE By Private Leased Wire. Rome. Italy, July 21.—The pope's thumb, which was Injured by a pen, la (till bandaged. Referring to It In con- venation with Cardinal Satolll, he said the newspapers had probably reported the Incident as a case of attempted sui cide. He regretted the publicity, which he had vainly tried to prevent. PHYSICIANS DISCUSS GREAT WHITE PLAGUE HEW RAILWAY LIKE CHARTERED SATURDAY Executive Committee of Anti- TitherciiloRis "League in Ses- oion in Atlanta. Augusta and Northwestern To Bo Built Between Augusta Bnd Athens. The executive committee of the American Anti-Tuberculosis League met Saturday nf^moon at 1 o'clock In ,he "dices of Dr. George Brown, a member of the committee, In the Aus tell bulliltng. The meeting of the com mittee will probably continue through a "tides-. Dr. It. K. fonllff. of Sioux City, Iowa, preeldent „f the league, has found It .r7T nly *" tender his resignation, •no the principal object of the present meeting of the executive committee Is to elect n new president. „ Dr-Mary j.;. Lapham, of North Caro lina. Is among the visiting members of me committee. This distinguished jnman physician has gained promt- , me through many article* on tuber- 'h"fW and it* treatment, published In '•rlou- Journals. T T" Quincy Tavlor, Accused by Ten-Year-Old Son, lield by the Police. BIG AUCTION SALE . OF HOME LOTS AT Cascade Park in West End KEEP YOUR For There Is ON THIS SALE Something Doing. 31 fine Lots for Homes will be sold at Auction on Saturday, July 28th. There will be a prize of $100.00 in Gold Given Away after the sale; so, be sure and get a ticket for the drawing. This property in West End is on Cascade Avenue just off of Jordan Street, one of the most desirable locations in West End. Watch news papers for fuller details. • Terms: One-third cash, balance 6 and 12 months. 6 per cent, interest or 7 per cent, discount for cash. Charter* for new ralllroads In Geor gia are becoming almost as common aa charter* for atate banks. Friday morning the secretary state granted a charter to the Augusta and Northwestern Railway, which the Incorporators propose to build between Augusta and Athens, a distance of to miles. The line will run a northwesterly direction through Richmond, Columbia, McDuffie, Wilkes, Oglethorpe nnd Clarke counties, with the principal of fice In Augusta. The capital stock Is named at *100.- 000, and the Incorporators. E. F. Ver- dery, P. D. Langdon. W. M. Butt, H. H. Alexander, Charles T. Fargo, Bryan Lawrence, W. W. Ramsey, \\. E. An drews. J. T. Smith and W. B. White, all of Augusta. WE ARE ALWAYS PREPARED TO “BOLSTER” UP OUR STATEMENTS In this rase. It Is the "Beal" Holster Springs, and other good thing.. If you bnre anything to hunt, from ■ hli-kens down to eggs. In fact, everything. Including pump kins nnd |K-nche«. — These "Be.t'' Ilol.ter springs readily convert n Jolt wngon Into s comfortable aprlng reblcle. *n the harveat la over, and " ' l""-ket« nre loaded with *'hen turn your thoughts to " * ‘ arrtsges and Harness. may need a rest aad ride We ran suit the majority. Are you In the ms- Come Around Where Vehicles and Har* ness Abound. “Everybody Knows” E. 0. CRANE & CO. Front New Depot. Quincy Taylor, of 10 Corput street, who Is accused by his 10-year-old aon, Albert Tayjor, of forcing him to drink, under penalty of a thrashing, until he became beastly, Intoxicated, was arrest ed Friday night by Policemen Arro- wood and Wylie, and will be arraigned Saturday Afternoon before Recorder Broyles. Tayldr Is held prisoner In the police etatlon In default of a cash bond of *200. Taylor, when seen Saturday morn ing, admitted giving hla child two glasses of beer, but said he thought any father had a perfect right to give his own child whisky and beer If he so desired. He denied he threatened the boy. The physicians at the Grady hos pital, however, "declare the child, when received Into that Institution Thurs day night, was In a terribly drunken condition and almost dead. "I took my little boy up town with me Thursday night,” said the father, "and gave him two glasses of beer. I did not buy the beer myself. A friend was with me and asked me to take a The official 'announcement of the drank two glasses of beer and the I changes In the pnssenger department uP 'ilf rTL h ,"T. r HP the Southern Railway, and a. given suddenly oecwns-lll nnd I nnd to carry I . . . .. , ■ a . Tn.g^aw 1 * p.nrvinn him the remainder of the distance on ,n da,a " ,n laat Tuesday n Georgian, my back. Later, he was taken to the was made to the press Saturday. The hospital. I had no Idea I was violating changes, to take effect August 1, are: the Jaw. I thought any father had a rrooKS MORGAN, ageletant gen- rlght to give hla child drink. This Is 1 signed, to ~go In the manufacturing business. GEORGE B. ALLEN, assistant gen eral passenger agent at St. Louis, transferred to Atlanta with same title. J. C. BEAM, JR., district passenger agent at Atlanta, goes to St. Lout* a* W. A. FOSTER, Agent, I. W. FERGUSON,. Auctioneer. Sale Promptly at 3:30, July 28th. GEORGE ALLEN COMES IN PLACE OF MORGAN ngnt to give me enua (inns, mis is . ,, Atlanta not the first time my boy has drunk | ^".1. beer.” REWARD IS OFFERED FORT ,W, ALEXANDER ALLEGED DEFAULTER assistant general passenger agent. H. F. VARY, chief cTerk to W. II Tayloe, will be aielstant general pas senger agent at Washington, D. C. J. C. LUSK, district passenger agent at Jacksonville, will come to Atlanta as district passenger agent. , JAMES FREEMAN leavqs the posi tion of traveling passenger agent at Macon to becanje district passenger AMUSEMENTS railroad schedules, XASINO TONIGHT—MATINEE TODAY. VAUDEVILLE r senser Train, of the ill ii11 ii I 1 1 1~BBH EDDIE JE88IE GIRARD * na GARDNER, Jupiter Bros., Manslll**, th* Thrs* Cirtmtlls, A. O. Duncsn and Cameragraph. Sals at Grand Box Office. Next Week: "A WARM MATCH." Specie! to The Georgian. Augusta, Go., July 21.—One thousand I agent at Jacksonville, dollars reward has been offered by the I L. HUNT, city passenger and Georxla Railroad Bank for the capture t,cket a ** nt at Columbua, succeeds Mr. ed the bank out of something like $130,- F* R. McMILLIN. clerk In Brooke i, and skipped out for parts unknown. Morgan’s office In Atlanta, will go to The police have been notified of the re- Columbus as city ticket and passenger ward, add It will not be 48 hour, before »«•"»•„ j)ONE, western passenger every cop between eoutheni Florida agent, Dallas, Texae, le made district and Maine will be on the lookout for p*ss*nger agent, Birmingham, Ala. Alexander- „ • J. N. HARRISON, district passenger The rewwd came m b surprise, as It B gent at Birmingham, Ala., will bo was believed that there would_ be no I transferred to Dallas, Texas, as west- legal steps taken In the affair for the I passenger agent, present, but atter careful consideration M cox W ELI„ city passenger agent the officials of the bank have notified and , 1( . ket agen , at Helms, Ala., will the police, also had circulars Printed, appointed city passenger and ticket and they will be sent to every town In „ ken( „t Birmingham, the united States. R. B. ('REACH, traveling passenger Some of the f rlendiofAIexanclerbe- at Birmingham, Ala., la trans- lleve that he hM left this continent, falTeil Helma as traveling passenger And that when he Is located, he will be a - trit found In Europe One of hie nearest HENRY HTANFEL ticket agent at friends stated a few days ago that he ^j a < i„ promoted to be elty never expected to see Alexander back |,a«senger and ticket agent at Helms In Augusta alive, and that he did not \ , a believe that tie was In the United o. M. ALMAND, to b« elty passenger State*. ... *, • I ami ticket agent at Rome, Ga., vice It ban been two afnee Alexan- I yy flpencer, transferred to position tier left Augusta, andlit waa four days I Jn office of oaalntant general paa- war.2qu.1mld‘ wfth^hTfaLu mill: *' n «' r a ««nt, Chattanooga, Teon Time. * h “ b ~" a ' y ‘ ** nc? I JNO. L. MOORE & SONS j Have the only successful solid two- part Invisible eyeglass on the market. It le the Integral Kryptok Invisible Bifocal, with no cement to come looae. No other glasses compare with It In I eye-comfort and dressy appearance. 42 j N. Broad 8t., Prudential building. BUT FEW DUE BILl6 HAVE YET BEEN LIFTED kpeclsl to The Georgian. Havannah, Ga., July 21.—Only small number of the due bills against the salaries of city employees, to be OUT OF MEXICO NEXT WEEK. Matineea Tuesday, Thursday and Sat urday. Th* 8***on’* 8ens«tion In Musleal Comtdy. c RIMMINS C and G0r£ And Thair Own Company In “A WARM MATCH. 15-Comedy Players-15 25-Musical Hils-25 5-Big Specialties-5 60-Laughs lo the Minute-60 A Chorus of Pretty Girls.- nx Hoad*: ttattfoxtt: • 2 NmhvjjlrJ I 74 Mh AT^An+IL . No.—Arrlv* From- I No.—Depart T« • I Naabvllla.. 7:10am • 2 Naahvlllc. 1:29 72 MarUtta... 1:29 am] 74 Marli'ttN..12:10 *92 Nashvlllf..11:46 ami* 92 Kaalivllla.4:50 pn 71 Marietta... 2:10 pmf 72 Marietta.. 6:90 pn • 1 Naabvllla.. 7:264 Naahvilla. 9:69 pn ?RNfniL riAir^xv Arrive From— I Dapart To— Savannah..... 7:10 aniiMaron........ .12:01am Jarkannvllla.. 7:90 am Savannah 1:00 Macon 11:40 am|Maron 4:00 Savannah 4:01 pm Savannah 9:19 Macon 7:56 pmlJackaonvIlle.. 9:19 nrfnAtrfx-m. wmsttoirmrm ROAD. Arrive Prom— ) Depart To— *Mma 11:40 am'Montgomery i p) am •Montgomery. 7:40 pmJ'Mont*'m'ry.l2:4& pm •Holme.... . .11:8 pm 'gelm* 4:2) pm laGren,4:20 am[LnOringo,... 1:10 pm •Montgomery. 1:40 pra l *Moni*'ni‘ryJl:l‘ •Kelly. AM olber trains deny oieept III train, of Atlantn and West Point Ilsllrntd Coro pony arrive at end depart from Atlanta Terminal etatlon. corntv of Mlleholl etraot and Madlwtn avenue. ftAlUtiTAlV SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Tralna Laave Atlanta. New Tarmlna Station, cornar Mitchell and Madison Avenue. DAILY. Local to all atope; arrfvlt>i TlAILl i.TtoAlL ~ J Depart To— •Aagnata 7:49 * ‘tbonle 10KA ■uguita...... rmiVMa CuvIllftOD GEnRflR Arrive Prom— •Aiicnst* 1:00 am Conyers 1:44 am Covington 7:44 am •August*.. . ,12:» pm Lltkonl* 8:25 pm •Aligns!*..., . 1:15 pm 'August* 11:45 •Killy. All otber train* delly exeopt Hi ^^TTiOAfii) jnircnnr lixiT.vAT Arrlrt Prom— I Deport To— KlSlRir-." SfS55SffV"‘ MS :s MemphJa....... 11:49 am New York 2:1(1 pi Monroe 7:40 pi irmlngharo.. 9:21 pi Hbown In Central u Abbeville.... 4:00 pm n Memphis 9:00 pm n Washington.. 9:19 pm t me 'ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR COUNCIL. myaelf DONCE DELEOy ■ p»>vrk; m Direction JAKE VELLS, Pre*. »TLIMT6’S GARDEN OF EDEH, WITH IT* Fairy Tale Delights. BAND CONCERTS TWICE OillT. Picnic Grounds Now Open I re*p*ctfully nnnounc* .... _ candidate for eounoil from tho Second ward, ».■■■'■ August ] ll.he-l only n gueranteod: 4*1 A. M.—No. 3, I rolnxham. mskln* al lllniiltixh.nl 10:15 a. u MO A. M.—No, 18, . BM AM, CINCINNATI I.IMITKI,- voitlbuM train Atlanta to <'inrinn.ti with- ago. eompoeod of r..tlti<iie,l dsr ■ nd I'ulltn.n drawing room >leep- , Arrive. Home 7:10 a. m.; C'br.t- » : c.a. ».:.ClnH»n*M'T: 5 P. wi meals between Al- 0 A. M.-h'o. 14 DAILY, lo Griffin and mho. Arrive. Griffin 7:21 o. m.; Co. ; U A. M.-No! 18, DAILY, local lo Macon, •wlrk nml J.rksonvfilr Make, nil arriving M.ron 1:15 a. m: limns- j. m.; J.eksonvllle i.m p. m. iei n. M.—No. -5. DAILY.—I'oMm.n to Birmingham, Mempbla, Kan... city Colorado tprloga. Ar ' ■lopa , arrlt ft Birmingham. Colorado Springs. A p. m.; K.aais t :tr 8:4 18 Charlolto, Danvlllo, T 1'li A. M.-No. 7. DAILY. CbnttAnooga. NOON. No. II. IiAltY.-W,shln«t-m IJmlted. Electric tight - 12 NOON. • nd Hoitthw.i ed. Mlceplnx. ear. through without chnnje. uinjng car* •orve nil m**l* o* ronte. Arrives Wash- York n#-4-n Atlan'n i lift ween A Mar ngton. Arrives Ws Washington. ; , charlotte and Waal logton 11:09 a, m.; I 12:16 I*. M.-No. I. Maron, arriving Macon 2:40p. m 4:10 I*. M.-No. 10. DAILY.—Karan and Ilawkluavllle. Pullman observation ch» r car Atlanta to Macon. 4:29 P. M.-No. V, DAILY.-Ptjllmna •leaping egr an*l_ coarhea to Blrml ham. Ai car and day coachra to 1 rrlve* Birmingham 9:1ft 7:14... m. PRESS HUDDLESTON. I c.pactfully anwoune* mysolf * candidate for eounoil from tho' Third ward, aubjaet to tho whit# primary on Auguat 22. C. W. MANGUM. I raapactfully announce myaalf a candidal* for council from tho Fourth ward, aubjaet to white primary on Auguat 22. PH. B. E. PEARCE.^ I respectfully announce myself a : candidate for oouncil from tho 8ixth ward, aubjaet to tho white primary on Auguat 22. JOHN W. GRANT. B " n * 4:». P. M.-No. 28. DAILT.-Orlffln and Culnmbua. Pullman palace alteplu* car tflrtr JtSTa -tterllle amj^Fort Vi in.; Chattanooga 9:91 p. m.; Mernphia 1:20 a. m.: Louisville 1:99 af m.; 8L Loma • n. in.; Cincinnati 1:19 t. m. f.XL I s . M.-No. 29. DAILY.—Mak»a all vlUt. Fla. Through •loeplng_ci _ eoaebea to Jackaonvllle and Brtinairlrk; nr- rlrea Jackaonvllle 2:50 a. m.; UruD9wl< k ' “iWtr.-Thraa.-h rullman drawing room aleeplng car. At lanta to Hhreveport. Local nleaper to Birmingham. Arrives ^— By Private I>ea*ed Wire. Mexico City, July 21.—'The govern ^ . 1 ent m v7m,nt n ‘,,ri^l[v* l n n no«T ^-"t.^n up" ? YSom^ elgn movement, principally In north-[ order it waa ahown by 'Alderman Da - ern Mexico and along the line of rail- vant In rouncll that theae due bills way. Behind the movement It la be- I were Issued for campaign contributions lleved that there la a revolutionary and hla bill was quickly paasril tn the movement. I effect that It waa the aenee of council A circular ha* been posted In many that the payment of these bills was of the large cities which says: I unauthorised. Some of the drawers of “We desire Mexico for the Mexicans the hills refuse to take them up until and warn all foreigner* that If they! maturity. The question of what course do not leave the country by Heptember I will be taken If the bills are not taken IS they will b« 'driven Into the sea.' ” I up Is a live on*. IS SHOT TO DEATH OVERJARD GAME Hpwdsl to Th* Georgian. Newberry, 8. July 21.—Aa the result* of a dispute over a game of card*. Elbert t'opeland, a prominent yobng man of Clinton, wan shot ant) In-- atantly killed by O. Walsh Hunter Thursday. The tragedy occurred In the store of R. Lee Hunter, near fjold- vllte, at an early hour In the morn ing. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Ily announce myaalf . . - County Treasurer, sub ject to whit* primary on August 22. . PETER F. CLARKE. . -jpcctfully candidate for County Treasurer, sub ject to whits primary on August 22. MACON C. SHARP. WAS A BIG WEEK FOR JUDGE R. B. RUSSELL. Beginning last Monday In Harris county. Judge R. B. Russell has cov ered six of the largest counties In gouth Georgia with sixteen sjwehes. It |g estimated that he has has address ed 10,010 voters during the week. He speaks next Monday at Gainesville durjng the nopn hour, of .court raccaa. _ ■Safa, 4:% p. m.: ■ ji. m Mlsepera opeo to meat vs pass*«gv ’ l2 tlGIIT-Xo. 38. DAILY.—United fltat.s Fast Mall. Solid voafibiile.1 train s:—plnx ears to Ntw kork, Klrhmond. Charlotte an 1 Ashavtlla. Coaches to Washington. Dtolag ears serve all meals an mate. Arrtv-s Waablngton 8:80 p. to.: New Tovk 1:3 a. in Ls-sl Atlanta titarlu*te simper open to receive naeeenfero at 4*S p. tn I»cst Patera bnlldlag. and oaw Terminal 8tat! Both 'Pboorn. City efftce. 142 tnala: tl-t No. 2. on Terminal ezctaiM. School of Millinery. Do you desire advanced iastructlon. or, are you looking for employment that will give yon good returns for your lalxir? Address MI8S E. ELIZABETH SAWTELL, 40 1-2 Whitehall Street. Atlanta, Go.