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Newspaper Page TextTHE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. A Mutual Benefit Agency is n valuable business asset, and one that grows more valuable every year. We have no “light ning Specials,” and pay no exorbitant commi ssions. For high class business men we have an at tractive business proposition, out of which they can make good money and friends at the same time. If we are not rep resented in your town drop us a line. Angler & Foreman, Stale Agents, ATLANTA. motuai iimm lift •I *2*422, » L "Tit A mil Dlrldtad Camptaj." A aelaalfflt Iraatmaal (N Wbltktj, Opium. H*. phlrt. Cocaine. CMarti. ITabaera and Nturattht. ala at Hunt lahaattlam. I BBUUQI 11)1 Onlf Keeler bid' full in Georgia. 235 Capitol Aft., ATLANTA, 6A. I TRAINMEN KILLED N HEAD-ON COLLISION Special to The Georgian. Huntsville. Ale.. Aug. ».—rnaaenger train No. II end freight train No. 11 on the Southern road had a head-on collision at Paint Rock, Ala., yester day. The fireman on the freight train *.1« killed and eight care of hta train nnd the engine were derailed, while the passenger train eecaped with ellght Manage. The passenger reached Huntsville about B o'clock In the af ternoon via Deckered, Tenn., over the N. C. & St. L. tracks. CHARGES OFFICERS WITH SERVING DRINKS Special to Tbe Georgian. Savannah, Oa., Aug. 1.—Alderman W. L. Grayson was the star witness before the police committee yesterday afternoon. He presented a typewrit ten paper of twenty pages, making numeroua allegations, among them be Ing that officers In uniform had been known to serve drinks to negroes over Sunday bars and that some of the of ficers made a practice of sleeping In saloons ond having some one else pull tli" boxes. i ■ W, & A. LEASE BILL ISTI 'healing WA ter oflourdes CHANGES HIS VIEWS /S DECLARED DANGEROUS jjpj(jf jj[ G f|(] BIG STEAMER SINKS OFF TOLEDO IN LAKE. H> Private l-enaed Wire. Toledo, Aug. The paeeenger • learner I.uetlle eunk In Lake Brie, off this port,ilast night. Sht was coming In light, carrying only tha crew. A leak filled the hold with wnter so fast that Area were extinguished nnd the . raw, abandoned the ship. I respectfully announce myself „ candidate for council from the Third ward, subject to the white primary on August 22. C. W MANOUM. I respectfully announce myself candidate for council from the Fourth ward, subject to white primsry on August 22. DR> B _ g_ p EARCE , I respectfully announce mysslf a candidate for council from tha 8ixth ward, subject to the white primary on Auauat 22. JOHN W. GRANT. * FOR COUNTY TREA8URER. JAMES O. WOODWARD. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for County Treasurer, sub ject to whits primary on August 22. rimarv on August 22. MACON C. SHARP. AMUSEMENTS CASINO TONIGHT—MATINEE THURSDAY. VAUDEVILLE. ABD'EL KADER AND HI8 THREte WIVES. -'Johnson and Hardy. Will Dockray, /’Charles F. Semon, Eddie Mack ( Brin- 9 damour and Cameragraph. Sale at Grand Box Office. House Committee Reports Against MeHenry Measure. Tha McHenry bill for the lease of the Weston) and Atlantic railroad will not paso the lower houae. The railroad committee of that body met Wedneeday afternoon and reported agslnet tbe meaeure, with but one member favoring the lease. enator McHenry, of Floyd, aul— __ the bill to lease the road to the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis railway for sixty years from ths ex piration of the present lease, was peas ant at ths first meeting of the commit tee on Tuesday afternoon and argued In favor of hla measure, which had al ready passed the senate. On Wednes day morning President West, of the senate, appeared before the houae com mittee and argued In behalf of tha bill, rontendlng that to lease the road for sixty years at 5729.009 a year was to make a « per cent annual Inveatment on the cost of the road, 111,100,000. He contended that this was a better In vestment than esn be usually made on an amount of such magnitude. The members of the committee were not In favor of renewing the lease at any time, and certainly not at this ses sion, thirteen years before the expira tion of the old lease. Chairman Lad, Representative Alex- ander and Rapreeentatlva Brinson fa vor the extension of the road to the sea and possibly to both the gulf end the Atlantic. Thera Is a constitutional provision against this, but the difficulty may be removed by action of tha peo ple. Pale Delicate Women and Girls. The Old Standard, Gross's Taateleas hill Tonic, drivea out malaria and builds up tha ayitem. Bold by alt daalera for 17 yeara. T Mcs 10 cents, WILL AIR IN EIGHT ON YELLOW FEVER Hpertsl to Tbs Georgian. New Orleans, La., Aur. 1.—Colonel EL J. Swayne, of the British army, who was recently appointed governor of British Honduras, la In this city en route to his new station. Colonel Swayne has ronfirrod with Presldsnt C. If. Irion, of the state board of health, and announces that ha will cooperate with the health authorities of the United States and of Louisiana In the fight agelnat yellow fever. DETECTIVE INDICTED ON LARCENY CHARGE Special lo The Georgian. Savannah, Oa., Aug. Detective Julius Starke was Indicted yesterday by the grand Jury on V charge of lar ceny after truat, E. Hochman, a Jewel er. being the prosecutor. He claimed to have given the detec tive a gold Jeweled locket to be raf fled. The officer claims that the met ter Is already settled. Starke waa also before the grand Jury on a charge of keeping a saloon open on Sunday, no true bill being found. Starke stated that he had no Interest In any saloon. COP SAVES WOMAN WITH AID OF MILK By Prtrntr !>eaaed Wire. New York. Aug. #.—Mrs. Nollle Natlu. 11 yaars old, of Pittsburg, who had parted front her husband nnd was pen niless, while aented on the step of the Victoria theater early today, drank part of the contents of a bottle of car bolic arid. Pollcempn O'Connor, who saw the woman In time, knocked the bottle from her hand beforo she got ell the polaon, and then forced her to drink a quantity of ntllk as an anti dote. He raved her life, according to the hospital doctors. CARDINAL RAMPOLLA MENACED BY DEATH By Private leased Wire. Rome, Aug. #.—The health of Car dinal Rampollu la said lo be In a as- rloua if not critical state. In aome quarters It la rumored that he may never recover. All altempta to dla- cover the nature of the cardinal's Ill ness have felled. He Is now *4 years old. As papal secretary of stale under the late Pope Leo, he was known to be the foremost. Roman Catholic In the world. By Private Leased Wire. rails, Aug. t.—Tha prospect of the annual pilgrimage to Lourdes," begin, nlng August if, has re-awakened strong protests from hygienists against tbe perpetuation of the medieval prac tice, which, they declare, is not only harmful to the pilgrims themselves, but dangerous to the public health. Among the chief objects of denun- icrv.s me named, me water, wnicn la supposed to have healing efficiency, Is not changed throughout the pilgrim age, and Is absolutely filthy. No mat ter what Kind of virulent sores there are on a devotee's body, he Is plunged Into the water, regardless of spreading contagion. If > medical practitioner did such a thing he would be Imme diately prosecuted. INDUSTRIES ORGANIZED IN THE SOUTH IN PAST WEEK Special lo The Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenn.. Aug. In the list of new Industrial enterprises Just reported to The Tradesman for the week ending great dlvsrsIflcaUon shown, although the wood-working plants are largely In the preponder ance. Many lumber companies have entered upon active operations, and moat of tnrm with manufacturing In soma line attached. The following Is a list reported to and corrected by Tho Tradesman for tills week: Alabama. Mobile—11,1)00 construction company. Palmetto Beach—111,000 lond com pony. * Decatur—Show-case factory. High Tower—1110,000 mining com pany. Birmingham—120,000 mines. Mobile—110,000 land and lumber company. Florida. Pensacola—Manufacturing company. Georgia. Newnan—Sow-mill. Boston—Electric light plant. Atlanta—110,000 plow works; 110,- 000 neckwear company; 1100,000 land company; 110,000 Implement works; GEORGIANS IN ATLANTA. AT THE PIEDMONT. Alien W. Join**. Augusta; II. 1\ IW*f. Boston; Jniiu’M Mi'iulri, ttnvauiish: John i>. BT Ashley, I mb Foravtl * mnl MIm Is, Illnint'H. ewlll- ... jrlnn Dutdln; J. T. K. Smith. Moultrie; llakoley, Ifaluhrhlro; J. 3 lotioira; Miaa IlinWIcston. r Smith, CorOcle; MIm Kttelle ifu.Mloston. Forayth; Mrs. M. I*. Broughton. MIm Broughton. IIoIIIn Itroughton. Madison; T. I*. Murray. Home; J. II. Ikitler. Athena; S. F. Parrott, Maeon; K. H. Hodgson. Ath ena; T. II. Smith nml " * Wright. Mo. MIm Httl.v J. Niugluavllle. AT THE* ARAGON. M. H. 4one«. Tbomaavlllc; J. B. Felder, Jr., Americas: It. W. Thomason, Mndtaon; U, !». llelintcK. Bookman. AT THE MARION. Htrtnbaeh. Thomson; WlMlwth fllb aott. Neuman; J- i\ Itoper. Lh Grunge; J. L. N>al. Thomson; W. !». I tuna way. Valdosta; l\ Ituchiinnn. W. II. ItiU'liatian. Way- . ..jw: J. I*. Nlehola, Griffin; W. J. Sima. Newnan; C. II. Taylor. Valdosta. AT THE KIMBALL. W. TbohiMon. Augusta; J. W. Ilay- r id. Fltagernld: John J. Storr, Ashhnni; l*. Walker and wife. Maeou; nr. A. Flent- ng. Wayeroan: J. W. .MjhMox. Home; U. F. tronilburst. Augusta; II. W. Callaway. Iji Urnnge; J. J. Ileewe. Home; J. H. iHwtet. Greenville; J. M. Ilerry. Home; S. It. Jnnea. Ijitlrange; W. K. Hamilton. Amerletw; J. M. Orr. Newnan; It. L nerrkman. Augusta; >*. J. It. lirnham, Savannah; Itr. J. M. ’urrey. Itnracavllt*: John K. Sharp. Bain* bridge; W. H. Jarksou. Jr.. Ureenaltoro: 4. M. Johnaoii, Athena: L. I*, t'ooper, Lafsy- ette; J. I*. t’amp. Maeon; W. O. Potner. faro Springs; I*. I*. Carmichael. Monroe; J. II. I tentila and wife. Jasper: D. M. Rob erta. Faatman: J. M. lean*. Itnllarda; K. ({Homan. Maeon; F. W. Holt. Fa button; ’If. II. Brown. Manni; W. A. Morris, Msn- etta; C. II. Cook. Ilnmlltou. CANDIDATES GALORE FDD CDURTDf APPEALS An Even 13 HaTe Announc ed and others Are Ex pected. Pretty soon It la going to. require a priming of the legal directory of Geor gia to announce the candidates for tho court of appeals, yet to be ratified at the poll In October. An even thirteen ere now In the running, nnd the Ink not more than dry from the governor’s signature to the constitutional amendment. The latest ejitrie* sre Judge Fred Foster and Representative Emerson H. George, of Madison; Judge Bartow Willingham, of Forsyth; Judge Frank Harwell, of LaGrange, and Judge P, P. Proffitt, of Elberton. Those previously namsd ss candi dates are: Judge Howard Van Epps, W. It. Hammond snd nen H. Hill, of Atlanta; Solicitor O. H. P. Bloodworth, Flint circuit; Judge Thornes H. Chap pell, of Columbus: Judge Arthur Pow ell, of Blakely: Judge C. G. Janes, of Cedartown, end Judge W. M. Henry, of Rome. Others are expected from day to day. CITY MARSHAL DIES IN ABBEVILLE JAIL Nprctal to The Georgian. Abbeville, Go.. Aug. 1.—City Marshal Tom Sawyer died In the county Jail here yesterday afternoon. He had been delirious for a few days, and had be come so dangerous and unmanageable that he wee yesterday morning placed In the county Jell here to await lunacy proceedings. He had medical atten tion, hut continued delirious, snd about 1 o'clock he died. Ho Is survived by a wife and two children. DRAINAGE 8URVEY8 NOW BEING MADE Rperisl to The Georgian. Charleston, 8. C., Aug. 1.—J. O. Wright, of the department of agricul ture, In the office of drainage Investi gation, Is In Charleston lo supervise drainage surveys now being made for the county drainage commission by Uncle Sam. This Is the first time that the government has sent an official here to take pert In the work of dratn- whlch Is projec South Carolina. Clark Howell Rally. A Clark Howetl rally will be held at East Point next Tuesday night If the weather Is favorable. A meeting of Mr. Howell's friends was held Wed nesday night at the ofllre of Mayor Lennard and plans arranged for an open air meeting at some point to be determined later. It Is expected to have a number of prominent speakers from the city and the suburbs. manufacturing 111,000 machine shops. Columbus — $1,000 company. Athens—Engineering and contracting company. , Balnhrtdge—Warehouse and storage company. Hailehurat—Laundry. Mississippi. Itta Bens—110.000 furniture com pany. Stewart—11,000 gin and mill com pany. Marks—110,000 lumber company. Mosa Point—1500,000 land company. North Carolina. Gastonia—Waste factory. Asjievllle—110,000 quarry. Goldsboro—1210,000 knitting mill. Milton—111,000 -warehouse company. Rowland—110,000 cotton storage com pany. Chadbourr—Elevator company; J10, ooo lea factory. High Point—Soap factory. Llncolnton—150,000 furniture factory. 8outh Carolina. Columbia—Telephone company; 150,- 000 manufacturing company. Saluda—110,000 supply company. Tsnnessae. Memphis—Wood-working plant; 11,- 0 seal and stamp company. Former Chicago Man Dis gusted With Work From Colored Man. ANNUAL REUNION OF.THIBTV-FIFTH GA, Dinner Spread on Grounds and Barbecue Served to the Veterans. Special to Tbe Georgian. Conyers, Oa., Aug. The Thirty- fifth Georgia regiment held Its reunion at this place .yesterday, the guests of the Conyers Chapel, U. D. C. There were present thirty-rtvo survivors of the regiment nnd' two or three hundred veterans of other organizations. The veterans were taken In charge by W. F. McDaniel, master of ceremonies, who hod them assemble at the court-house, where they were provided with badges and formed for march to the new rock warehouse, where the exercises were condueted. General C. A. Evans- delivered the address of tho occasion and It was very much enjoyed by all present. After the general had finished his address a bountiful basket dinner and barbecue was partaken of. Several short addresses were made by local and visiting veterans, anil a camp was organized during the after noon. SERVED BY SHERIFF fipeclnl to The Georgian. Augusta, Ga„ Aug. 9.—The grand lodge of tha Ancient Order United Workmen opened here yesterday morn ing with about fifty delegates present, together with the grand lodge officers. Grand Master Workman H. M. 'Beck presiding. There were a number of Important matters taken up In secret session after the short opening cere monies. After the opening ceremonies'n short organising meeting was held, end then the officers end delegates went to the Plat- snd enjoyed a delightful barbecue dinner, which had been prepared for them under the able supervision of one of their members, Harry H. Morris, sheriff of the city of Augusta. After the 'cue and later In the after noon the delegates were taken for a spin around the car lines, and then to Lake View, where they were given a boat trip over the waters. They had to be on the go all the afternoon, and to day they will be ready to again take up the bualneas matters before the grand lodge. BIERLEY TO SAIL FOR HIS VACATION By W. O. CLEMENT. Special to The Georstsn. Rome. Oa., Aug. I.—J. B. Clark, who moved to Floyd county several years ego from Chicago and purchased a form near Rome, hoe decided to give up farming here and will return to file old home. Mr. Clark says that he has found that farming was unprofitable la this section, owing to the Inability of se curing competent laborers. He said that he would hire negroes to work on his farm, thinking they were trust worthy, and In a few days they would skip out without giving him any no tice. Mr. Clark says that his views In re gard to the negro have changed ma terially since he came South. Will Enter New Business. George W. Campbell, a well-known bualneas man of Rome, has been ap pointed general Southern agent of the Underwriters' Salvage Company, and has made arrangements to open an of fice in Atlanta. He will have quite a force of men working directly under him. Attending Maneuvers. Captain Barry Wright and quite a number of the Hill City cadets left yesterday morning for Chlckamauga to attend the army maneuvers. They will be absent several days, and will study closely the army tactics. Atlantan in Rome. Dr. W. W. Wadsworth, of Atlanta, la In the city In the Interest of a leading life Insurance company. DISTILLERY FIRE - CAUSES HEAVY LOSS Special to The Georgian. Columbus, Oa., Aug. 9.—The Wood Campbell distillery, located In Girard, was totally destroyed by nre Tuesday night, the lose being about $3,000. The •till had only been In operation about a month, nnd Mr. Campbell, the owner, had not cleared the Interest on the money Invested. The Are Is believed to have been Incendiary. Eighteen bar rels of whisky were saved, but a large lot of bottled goods was destroyed. GOVERNOR BLANCHARD ADDRESSES VETERANS Hpivlnl to The Georgian. Baton Rouge, Lo.. Aug. 9.—The an nual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans, tho United Daughters of the Confederacy and the Sons of Confed erate Veterans began here today with large attendances at the sessions of each of the organisations. Governor Hlunchard delivered the address of wel come on behalf of the state, and Mayor W. H. Bynum for (he city. The re union Is being held at Garlg Hall. This evening thero will be a flower parade and at night tableaux, songs and other patriotic features, conclud ing with a dance. The reunion will end tomorrow with a parade of the veterans during the day and a grand ball at night. MRS. LESLiE CARTER STILL WITH BELASCO F. E. PURSE THE PRINTER PRINTING A OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS 16 1-2 E. MITCHELL ST. ATLANTA, GA. Hotel MARLBOROUGH, BROADWAY, 36TH AND 37TH STS. Henld Square, Ktw Tort. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Completely renovated and refurnished. The largeut ard most attractive LOBBY AND ROTUNDA In New York has been newly opened up. Special Inducements to COMMER CIAL MEN with samples. Thirty large and well lighted SAMPLE ROOMS, with or without bath. Forty large front suites, with parlor, two bedrooms and private bath; suitable fdr families or parties traveling together. * The Old English Grill Room ft an Innovation. Unique and original. All exposed cooking. Sea food of all varieties a specialty. Our Combination Breakfasts are a popular feature. The German Rathskeller It Broadway's greatest attraction for special food dishes and popular Mutla EUROPEAN PLAN. 400 Rooms, 200 baths. Rates for Rooms, 31.60 and upward; $3.00 and up ward with bath. Parlor, bedroom and bath, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 per day; Par lor, two bedrooms and bath, $5.00. $6.00 and $8.00 per day. $1.00 extra whers two persons occupy single room. Write for Booklet. SWEENEY-TIERNEY HOTEL COMPANY, E. M. Tierney, Mgr. New York, Aug. Issro still declines to dlscium his plans for MrS. Carter nest winter or to any whether her recent mnrrlage will change any nr- rangiMiient that had been made, thero Is sn indication that there will lie no break between the star and tbe manager. Itlauchc Rates Is now playing a limited engagement at tly* Ilelnscr theater, and the program, containing Mr. llelnaco'a IfBMMI new pis; attraction. PRISONER REFUSES ROUND TRIP Summer and Convention Rates. Round trip summer excursions from all points East to Pacific Coast and Northwest, from June 1 to September 15th, with special stop-over privileges, good returning to October 31st, 1906. Summer Rates to Colorado, June 1st to Sept. 30 Use the splendid through service of the SOUTH ERN PACIFIC from New Orleans, UNION PA CIFIC from Kansas City or Chicago to all points West, Northwest and Southwest, including’ palatial steamship service from San Francisco to Japan, China, Australia, etc. Through Pullman Tourist cars from Washington, Atlanta, Montgomery, etc., and from St. Louis and Chicago to California. WRITE ‘ME FOR LITERATURE AND INFORMATION. J. F. VAN RENSSELAER, General Agt., 124 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga. R. 0. BEAN, T. P. A. G. W. ELY, T. P. A. "g 000000 ”” 00000000000 ”^^ SOUTHERN RAILWAY. MadiMn Avenue. N. It.—Following tcbmlule figure. Ilsheil outy gna ran teed: By I'rlrnte I^a.iil Wire. New York, Aug. 9.—There woe ex cltement among the lutesengere on the steamship la Gascogne today when It became known that Rsmu.l Blerly, the Ailama Express Company clerk who made nearly 520,noo out of 4 cents, by merely bidding on 19,040,000 of the Panama csnsl bonds, was scheduled to sell with them. HERRING’S CATARRH CURE Is a Specific for Catarrh In All Stages It will absolutely and permanently cure nasal,, throat nnd bronchial Catarrh, Catarrh of the Stomach nnd Catarrhal Deafness. Vegetable; contains no alcohol, cocaine or opi ates. Atlanta, Go., Aug. 5. 1905. Herring Medicine Co., Atlanta. Ga. t Gentlemen: It gives me genuine pleasure to state that I have been en tirely CURED of a very bed case of Catarrh by the use of your remedy. I have had Catarrh for 20 years. I have taken all sorts of medicine and nave been treated by doctors and specialists—all without the slightest benefit— until I used your trial bottle, ft helped me from the first, and THREE bot tles have completed a permanent cure of my rase. I earnestly recommend It to sufferers from Catarrh. Yours gratefully. (Signed) GEO. W. LINAM. 24 Years sn Atlanta Policeman. For Sale by all Druggists at $1.00 a Bottle -Mgpracrvtfo onr ir- HERRING MEDICINE CO., Atlanta, Ga. RAILROAD SCHEDULES. Showing the Arrival and Departure of Fas* I longer Trains of tho Following Roads: ; WEMTNRN AND AT No.—Arrive From— • 3 Nashville.. 7:10 am< I 73 Marietta... S:33 am , m Nsshvllle..U:45 am i 75 Marietta... 2:5) pm • 1 Nashville,. 7:35 pm nrcmnmrRiim No.—Depart To— • 1 Jltshvlll,. 8:3 IDS 71 Marietta..12:10 pm •92 Nn«hvllle.4:4) pm 72 Marietta.. I JO pra • 4 Nsib.llte. S JO pel cRWThAt, (if out Arrive From *» | Savannah 7:10 sm Jacksonville.. 7:60 sm Macon 11:40 Am Savannah 4:<C pm Macon 7rfB ptn IUGIa RAILWAY. Depart To— Macon 4:W pm ImraiL... pn Jscksonvllle.. 8:3) pra By Private l.easrd Wire. Morgantown, W. Vo., Aug. 9.—Buck Kltttewell. alias Frank Howell; Jeff Taylor snd- Carl Gross, broke out of the county Jstt here early this morning and escaped Into Pennsylvania. Walter Plum, held on n murder charge, had a chance to escape with them, but re fused to Join them. Four steel bars were pried from the Jail window-. It Is believed they had assistance from the outside. SLASHED HI8 THROAT THEN 8TABBE0 HIMSELF flperlsl to The Georgian. Lako Charles. La., Aug 9.—Charles Curtis has been lodged In the parish Jail, under medical treatment, to await the outcome of a desperate attempt at suicide. Curtis, at Oakdale, slashed hts throat through the larynx, but ns death did not corns quick enough he stabbed himself twice In the right breast, each time reaching the lung, using a pocket knife, and will probably die. Round Trip — Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain $4.10, via Western & Atlantic R.R. Battlefield Route. Shortest Line and Quickest Time. Tickets on sale every Saturday; good till Tuesday following. An opportunity to visit Chlcksmau- ga Park during the encampment of the Georgia State Guard. For tickets, schedules and further Information, call on A. THOMAS, City Pass. & Tkt. Agt. ’Phonts 189 M. Bell; 153 Atlanta. C. B. Walker, Depot Ticket AgL 'Phone 213 Main. C. C. Harman, G. P. A. 8:45 _ IXHlISTlIle 8:15 _ Cafe, car service. All uicsls between At- '“f:» M?-So. n 30 l 'D AILY, to Griffin end | taSSSST"* 7 'Jl3l pm/* f252SS - A L rit " 0r " , " , 7:u *• fifife.iiKk Ittmbuir 10 6:16 A. U.-..a 12. DAILY, local to Macon, llnmawlrk ami Jacksonville. Makes all stops , arriving Macon 9:15 a. ni.; ilruus- ivlck 4 p. in.; Jacksonville 7:40 p. m. 7.-06 A. fie-rfow 3f», DAILY.—Pullman to Birmingham, Memphis, Kansas City and Colorado tfprlug*. Arrives Memphis S:U6 Kansas City 1:45 a. m , and <’->lorado 15 a. ui. M.-e>o. 12. DAILY.-Local to Charlotte, u uAini.-Locti ro Danville, Richmond and Aabv FJ5 A. U.-N 7, DAILY, Chattanooga. It NOON. No. J>, DAILY.—Waablngtoi without change. Dining can serve all meats en route. Arrives wash Ingtoa 5:12 a. in.; New York I2;d p. m. 1:00 P. M.—No. 40, DAli.%.-Sew York Kxpreea. Ih»y conches between Atlanta and Washington, gleepere between Atlanta, Charlotte and Washington. Arrives Wash* Ington 1145 a. ui.: New York 5 p. m. 12:15 I\ II.—Nou 1. DAILY.-Local for Maeon, nrrlvtug Macon 2:40 p. m. 4:10 !\ M.-No. 10, DAILY.—Macon and iltiisKhistlit*. - fu!(man observation chair car Atlanta to Macon. 4:35 P. M.-No. 17. PAILY.-Pollman sleeping car and i-ny coaches to Binning* * am. Arrives Birmingham 9:15 “ — jar Vi) P. M.-No. 2t DAlLY.'-^Siiffio snd Columbus. I’ultman palace sleeping car and day coaches. 4:35 V. M.- No. 23. DAILY.-Local to Fay* ettevllte and Fort Valley. 7 4:5ft 1‘ M.-No. is, DAILY.-Throagb drawing rohui and s'eeptog cars lo eta* clnnatl and Memphis and Chattanooga to Isiulsvllle. Arrives Itixne 7:30 p. m.; Dalton Wl P* in.: Chattanooga 9:56 p. m.; Memphis S:20 a. u»., tsoulavilie $.50 a. m.; St. Louis 5 n. m.; Cincinnati l:iu i., ui. 6:15 I* M.-No. *. DAILY.—Makes all stops. Local to Medio: arrives Media 10A) p. M.-No. 14. DAILY.—Ftqflds Llm it'd * "kid vntlbated iniln to Jackson villa. 51a. Through dwplox can and day roaches to Jarkwnritk- and Brunswick; nr rives Jacksonville a B a. m.: St. Augustine 10 U:» l\ M.-No. 97 Pullman drawing room sleeping bintn to Rhreveport. i^Jcal sleet*. to Birmingham. Arrl.es Birmingham fi:X ■* Meridian II a. m.: Jackaou 2:36 o. m.i Wrksburg, 4:05 p. m.; Shreveport 10Je • eieopt $un* •DnlTj *AU trains-............-..- ..--- Rallrooii Company arrive at and depart from Atlanta Tcrinlunl station, corner of Mitchell street nnd Madison avenue. Arrive *Angusta.... Convert “ In cifttlWIA ftAIMttZE e From— | Deport To— 5:00 ami’Auguata 7:1 L-... 7:45 Si _ Mmm Covington 7:45 ami # Angusta....~ 3:30 pi * * “ .12:30 pmtConvera lim pi 6:41 am UthmUa.. •Augusta.. . .12:30 pmiConvera.. P» Mtbonia 3:25 pmlcoviagtan.... 6:10 pn •Augusta 1:15 pm^Augnata.. ...11:45 pta •Dally. All other trains dally eicept Sun* kaboaud Tilt Link UaiIWaT. Arrive From— 1 Depart To— I Washington... 6-.2* - * Abbeville |:0fl ...... I Memphis 11:4* am New luik,..,ll 18 H HhalifiOi: York 3:ft> pmiAbberl iionroe 7:40 pmlMempb llrmlngham.. 9:25 pmjWashli Shown In Central time nu: Brunswick DAILY.—Through —filing car. At weeper Atlanta J.^m. Bleepera open to receive passengers ,12 itlGJFIT—IYsl K DAILY.—Unite) «tstc» fast MeII. Solid Yctllialw] train. Slcidua vara to New lock. Richmond. Charlotte and Asheville. Coaches to Washington, lrtoliu ear, nm nil mealn en rent*. Arrive* Washington 8:30 p. hi.: N*w YocS 1:3 s. hi- Izwal Atlinta Chariartr sleeper open le receive i hi Mongers at Ml p. m Local Atlanta A,hcrll> sleeper open WJO n. m. Ticket Office No. I Peorhlree. on \Wlct. Peter, tin tiding, nnd now Terminal Station- Both ‘l*hooc«, nty office. J42 main; depot. No. 2. on Terminal eschnnge. Lime. Laths end Ahlnqlfls Carloads end dray lond*. Carolina Port* land Cemsnt Co. Btll phone 155, Atlanta, 409, Atlanta. On.