The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, August 08, 1906, Image 5

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l xltE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. 11 - 1 .» The Largest Ginger Ale Order Ever Sold In The World! 71 Barrels of RED ROCK Syrup makes 11 CARLOADS or 272,640 Bot tles of RED ROCK—Purchased at One Time, All for Prompt Shipment R. C. WHITE, President. * W. H. WALTON. VIce-Pres. and Treas. HENRY ANDERSON, Seely. WESLEY HAGAN, Sup’t THE RED ROCK COMPANY (Incorporated.) —Manufacturers— RED ROCK GINGER ALE High Grade Carbonated Beverages, Mineral Water, Purity Brand Soluble Extracts, Liquid Gas and Fountain Supplies E c » im "S SSL 520-522-524 East Eighth St. BEDROCK.***’ Jacksonville, Fla., Aug. I, 1Q06. Messrs. Hagan and Dodd Co., Atlanta, Georgia, Gentlemen: — We are confirming our wire to you of this date ordering a carload of seventy-one barrels of RED ROCK Sirup, and we . w.il'l ask that you get this out immediately. n ~'" The •tirade on RED ROCK in the state of Florida has grown to such an extent that we have found it advisable and necessary for us to have this Sirup shipped in carload lots. This will avoid the annoying delays of less than carload shipments, which has inconvenienced us very serious ly at times. When you consider the fact that this 71 barrels of Sirup will make 272,040 bottles of RED ROCK, or 11 solid cars of bottled goods, we believe that you will agree with us that this is the largest Ginger Ale order ever placed; . however, it is only about 3 weeks' supply for us. Your8 very truly, THE RED ROCK COMPANY. Say RED ROCK! Say It PLAIN!! POSTALTELEGRAPH.-CABtECOMPANY THECOMMERCMLXABLECOIHHIOC. '•* I ‘ 'CLAMNCE H. MCKAY, PraddaaL ' I I CUKSMCt H-BACKAY, >} 1 1 i. o. stiyEhs, 8*cv ws.h. uxE^v.p.ae. s. 1 | aibcst beck, tufa oco.6 vyo^lgato-w. I TELECRA rii» INwtnl Tolegraph-CaMa Coatpanjr tranroHa and <Mlrer» thl* istnwags an^Ject to tfra atnl tuntimaha filAloil an the Back of tWalilXwX. Received, atMsdn. Office, No. i» So. Broad St.. Atlanta, Ga. I TclcDhoaegQal- 149-AG P. 1244 PM. 8:- Colleot, Jacksonville, Fla., Aug. 1st, '00 Hagan & Dodd Co., , Atlanta, Ga. Ship immediately seventy-one barrels Red Rock Syrup. THE RED ROCK CO. JOHN W. BAILEY. PrcB’t. CALVIN JONES. Vlce-Pres’t. SAM N. CASTLE. Sec’y. DAY & BAILEY GROCERY CO., Wholesale Grocers, 149-151-153 SOUTH FRONT STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN. July 31st, 1900. Messrs. Hagan & Dodd Co., Atlanta, Ga. Gentlemen:— Please ship us at once: 70 oasks quart RED ROCK Ginger Ale 30 Casks pint RED ROCK Ginger Ale and oblige yours very truly, DAY & BAILEY GROCERY CO. There are 180 Plants Bottling RED ROCK all over the United States. Jacksonville is not the only one. Clever Vaudeville, has been only one week of L the Casino this season. Some ive been good and some have Y good, but the vaudeville bill londay night formed quite the ensemble of entertainment that popular play house this merited the splendid house In ca and deserves to draw “ca- uring the rest of the week, from Individual excellence of Ders, the bill has been excep- well chosen with a view to il tcItalllU treatment let Whiskey, Oplem, Met» phlne, Catalan, Chloral. Tobotte aai Mearaslhe• ala or Metre ishaattlea. The Only KmI«t IntH- Wth Georgia. 235 Cafitol An., ATLANTA, 6A. ward general harmony. There la none of the Incongruity that uaually appear. In auch program.. Every one of the stunts Is worth a head line position, but Charles P. 8e- mon, that “narrow feller," and John son A Hardy, the old Bijou favorites, drew the maximum of applause. Aba- del Kader, the Algerian artlsl, and his haremette also made a hit. Brlndamour continued to mystify his crowd with hla handcuff stunts. Eddie Mack and Will Dockery com plete the bill. Both do well In their But, by way of passing. It would be well to advise Dockery to cut that “rubber" Joke from his monologue. It's stale around In this neighborhood. And then he doesn't get It off half as well as “Honey Boy" George Evans used to. Negro Duelist Dies. Winchester, Va.. Aug. 7.—Daniel Porter, one of the negroes who engaged In a pistol duel with George Morris, another negro, at a Saturday night dance at Stonebrldge, Clarke count', died, he having received three out of four pistol shots. Morris, who was shot once. Is still under the doctor's care. Harps hare !«een discovered In Egyptian l total**, the strings of which. In several 1 instances, wore Intact nnd gave forth distinct sounds, after so estimated silence of S,\M jears. Round Trip — Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain $4.10, via Western & Atlantic R.R. ’ Battlefield Route. Shortest Line and Quickest Time. Tickets on eels avary Saturday; good till Tuesday following. An opportunity to visit Chlckamau* ga Park during tha encampment of the Qeorgla State Quard. For tickets, schedule* and further Information, call on J. A. THOMAS, City Paee. A Tkt. Agt. ’Phones 169 M. Bell; 153 Atlanta. C. B. Walker, Depot Ticket Agt. ■Phone 213 Main. C. E. Harman, Q. P. A. GOSSIP OFs STATESMEN AND POLITICIANS 8ome people can never let the dead past bury Its dead. Heim tor Westbrooks was speaking elo quently for hi* automatic gun bill wbe* Senator Alf Blalock queried: “Will the senator kindly tell me If hla MU la any kin to the menaure advocated' by the distinguished senator from the Thir teenth T“ Brick I'd make Munchausen** nnrratlve look like a soiled deuro In a railroad nig ger* a deck.” A plan of the senate to have some fan at the bands of certain oratorleally Inclined members of the bouse blew up when the —noised about. It reached the parties slated for tha grilling, “Ho you mean the famous Audubon so- and by aona tall begging the Idea lety bill?** asked Senator Westbrooks. railed off. That la why tha aanata ae<1 And by tbtft time Hcnator Wheatley was attended to business Monday lastefl bard to believe that the people of the «Hon from which be balls will let so cm- ^Jble a man and so elever a gentleman re main long la retirement. In spite of the »»n meat ness with wblrh he announce* his divorcement from the game of politic*. When Senator Brick Miller ruts loose from the ordinary conventions nnd circum scriptions of things he enn “tell a tale" with any of them. After he hnd tnnde his famous statement about a Krag Jorgensen bullet going through n three foot tree and t killing -.\eisl people In n court hlrty-eeven miles away, a venerable vlth lenil.er looked at hln lira don. “Gee, whls. If X bad an Imaglnatio ed ad |having a bunch of fun. ^ The senate military committee waa hold log an Important aeaslon la a quiet nook In a certain emporium famous for tha c hoi ce ases of Its liquid refreshment. At the hesd of tb# table sat tbs dint- fled chairman of the commlttaa. A typical Weary William floated tn, and cast hit eye over the congregation and upon the luvitlng I leverages In front of each member. Then he saw the chairman. and his fees Ut up with a winning smile. "Hello,' old sport.*’ he hiccoughed. “Ho* *« do? Lea* have drink." And while the committee was convulsed with laughter over the discomfiture of the chairman the bum reached over, selected a tall glnss with mint on the top. tossed it off with great relish, wiped Ms m>»ith on a frayed rnat sleeve nnd Blanched off. Ga., has knocked at the doors of the leglsfl latlve chamber not Id rain. For some weeks few could grasp from the communi cations of C. JloJden, aeereturj, Juat what he wanted, but the senate wit of the mood to give It to him If they could find out. If only to shut off the documents writ ten with a much battered typewriter. Monday Henator Foy (by request—he’s particular about everybody knowing that It was by request] Introduced the “Barber BUI*’ for Frog Town. It was referred I by request! tn the committee on hygiene and sanitation, which will (by request) consider It at some date not yet named. privilege attended of tain naughty lit11., words In debate on -the floor. And at, that they say nothing to ■bock anybody, but when either uncon- lously Injects characteristic express!- The discussion of the pur* food bill Mon- talked of Its manufacture and Its purity. try lard?" u*k« Bartow, was speaking Of of water In lard, rater Is there tn good conn 'd one member from serosa a lardologUt.'* replied Mr. * vly-coined word was adopted will probably take Ita placa “ologles" In the next edl- >use Journal. Urns. Laths and Shin# laa Carload, a ad dr, y load*. Carolina Port land Oomant Co. Ball phona 155, Atlanta, 409, Atlanta, Oa. We Are Closing Out Our Entire Stock Of summar shoes at remarkably low pricoa, splendid bargains. Our rapair department is unsxcsllsd. Qiv* us a call and you will find that wa will sava you money. CARHART SHOE Bell 'Phone 1355. MANUFACTURING CO. 11 VIADUCT PLACE.'