Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

THE ATLANTA UEOKOTAN. 17 ■ OOLS AND COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. 8CHOOLS AND COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. BAGWELL'S BUSINESS COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND II Is meeting with phenomenal success. The rapid growth of the school has far surpassed the expectation of its promoter. Its unusual success is attributed to the superiority of the systems of Shorthand and Bookkeeping taught, to its excellent instructors and its complete equipment. Chartler Shorthand Most Wonderful System Ever Published. Over 100 of the leading buslnesa colleges of America have dlrcanlad the old systems ana adopted the Chartler. Can be learned in ’one-half the time. Can be written faster and more accurately. The only system In existence that can h* read like print. The remarkable results accomplished In a few weeks gives convincing proof of Its superiority and attracts many students. Pupils who have stud ied the system for only a few weeks are now w*r!tlng from 50 to 75 words per minute of unfamiliar matter. A number have been able to hold posl- lions after only six weeks* study. Nothing equal to this has ever been ac complished with any other system. It is destined to supplant all other systems, for fhe slow, .uncertain, complicated, hard-to-learn way of doing anything must ns surery give way to the swift, sure, simple, easy-to-learn wav as night must give way to day. Figure it for Yourself. Compare it with the Pitman. Graham, Munson, Gregg or any other rec ognised system. All of these systems consist 6f hundreds of rules and hun dreds of exceptions and thousands of hard-to-leam word signs and con tractions. ^ Chartler Shorthand consists- simply of the alphabet and TEN SIMPLE RULES. Thats all—Chartler has done with shorthand what Bell did with the telephone. He has saved time. SIX WEEKS IN GHARTIEA AGAINST THREE MONTHS IN 6RAHAM. A few week, ago the president of onq of the leading bu.lnen. colleges In the city, alarmed by It* growing popularity, attacked the Chartler ayatem. lie agreed to forfeit 11,000 If Bagwell’* Bu.lnea* College would produce a better stenographer In the same period of time than he could produce with ihe Graham ayatem. / The president of Bagwell’* College Immediately accepted the challenge, ' altering to conte.t publicly u *lx week*’ .tudent ’of the Churtier against any three month*’ pupil of the Graham. The Graham advocate, with every ad vantage In hi* favor, refused to enter the contest and failed to back’ up hi. 11,111)0 challenge. Bugwell’a Business College will pay $100 in ca.h If the Graham advocate will accept hla own proposition to test in. relative merits of Chartler and Gra ham shorthand. The matter for dictation to be selected by the Judges. Pupil* who have spent several months at other business college* In a fruitless effort to master the old line systems have entered Bagwell’. Business College to study the Chartler, and they are all delighted with the chunge. Those Interested In shorthand should not be governed by stlltementa of competitors turned the Chartler system. They do not have th# right to teach It and cannot afford to recognize Its merits. COLLEGE DLIILDINO. 198 PEACHTREE STREET. Goodyear-Marshall Bookkeeping. — * / The latest and most practical system In use. Actual business trans actions from the outset, Bookkeepln g Is presented In a simple, under standable way, which makes the study intensely Interesting. All useless theory amPcopylng of Imaginary accounts Is eliminated, and It can thus be learned In a shorter time than Is usually required. It I* In perfect har mony with methods usffd In business offices of today. GAVE UP GRAHAM FOR CHARTIER MMItown, Gn., Jane 11, 19M. Professor J. O. Bagwell, Atlanta, Gn. Dear Professor Bagwell: 1 learn through the columns of The Georgian that you have adopted the Chartler Kyateni of Mhorthnud. * While I waa In Blrmingtuitu Iaat October, Mr. Chartler gave a free demonatra* tlon run rue there. I took a part i»f the fourw. m.;l wn* able after tho TIIIUI) l.KH. HON to take my notes IN rilAHTIKH 81IOUTIIA.VH ut a OUKATHR HPNKIl than after KOCH MONTU8 of hard atmly IN TIIK UKAIIAM HYHTF.il. At the emf of twenty-six daya* atudy, I secured n, petition with one of the liest Inw Urine lu tllr- uilnghaui, which I held with entire Mutlefnctlon until 1 resigned to accept u por tion nearer home. Before n<veptln„ ..... .. T6r an authoress, taking dHTIeult „ ami trnneerlhlng them verlxitlm. Thin, at you know, wna a severe teat. Mr. Bryan, tny Graham ehiaamate, Is nlao taking the CUnt-tler Hyeteiu. ‘ 1 am an eiithualaette ndvoeiite of the t'KAHT'iFIt 8YMTFM. and I would really fi-cl tlmt I laid loft n I'llAIIITAIll.i: DKHIt I’NIMiNH wi-rs I tn lot n pn»|nH-llrs •tudent of shorthand pass me without rndrnrorlng r«i cativlttew him of the merit* of thla system. • With beat wJahr# for the sneers* of your school, I am rcry truly youra, AM MY PRAM. WADE. What the Leading Business Colleges Say About It. Eastman Buiinata College. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. We tench the famous t'bitrtlrr Hysteni of Shorthand. The ayatem la to altuple that A child can learn It. C. a GAINER, President. Owanaboro Buslnaat Uunivartlty. Owensboro, Ky. Undoubtedly Chattier Hhorthand Is the , greatest system of rn|d<l wilting before the public today. We are meeting with iiliumd unlimited success and atudenta delight lu their study. Bliat College. .'oltllllbUR. Ohio. 1 am positive that we jtre getting better rraiilta In werke In Chartler Hhorthand xtkou we could In mouths with either the ritinnu or the Gregg Hyaleiu. Carthage Commercial College. t’arthnie. Mo. Chartler Hhorthand I* the WQRtlft of tho twentieth century for It* eaao of learning. Ita rapidity In wrltlug and Ita • wonderful legibility, which wakes It ee easy to fijitl os print. Aotual Bueinete College. Akron, Ohio. chartler Hhorthand makes It possible for a person to lieronie a shorthand writer In ouo third the time It takes under other systems. The Richmond Bueinete College. Itlrbmond, Ind. Ttm best from ony point of view. Rubieam Shorthand College. Ht. Izoals, Mo. IV* consider Chartler Hhorthand as far superior to the rituinn as tho electric light Is to ihe tallow candle. Central Dullness College. Indianapolis, Ind. We comdder id* works In Chartler Short- Inind tqual to that many months In any Other system In etlatenee. We recommend It unconditionally. We have discarded both I Itman ami Gregg. Indiana Business College. Marlon, I ml. We have adopted Chartler Hhorthand— nothing like it. It la new, wouderfnl and absolutely reliable. South Bend Commercial College* Hottth Betid, Ind. Chartler la a wonderful Improvement over any other existing system, and ran lie mas tered li one-third to mie-lintf the time. Canton Aotual Business College. ( 'a it ton, Ohio. We have opened a department In Chartler Hbortblind, fly this wonderful system of short band writing, atudenta ran liecntu* sfemigrapliers In muehalf the time required for Grnlmm, ritman, Munson and other systems. Metropolitan Business Cofiegt. I hi lias, Texas. Chartler Hhorthand Is so far superior to rilmnn. Graham and Gregg that there la no cotn|Mrleoii. Endorsed by Leading Court Reporters of Georgia. OFFICE. COURT IIOCHE. Augusta, Go., March 27, 1106. To the Piddle: Each mender of our firm hna devoted a portion of several days In making n thorough and critical oxnuituafloii of Chartler Hbort ha ml. In onr opinion. Chartler Hhorthand la om* of the most marvelous educational discoveries of modern times, for the reason: First, we And the outlines to In* much briefer than those of any other ayatem ut which we have any knowledge; sffood. these same brief otitlltiea represent from 300 to 3no per ceut more reading power; third, from the few rules lu the system, It should be learned In one-fonrth the time. Wu take pleasure In recoin mending Chartler Hhorthand to the careful considera tion of nil prospectlm students. \ory reajieet fully, (Htgncd) ' Positions Secured for All Graduates. DORMITORY FOR Y0UN6 MEN FURNISHES GOOD BOARD AND NICE ROOMS AT ACTUAL GOST. WHOLESOME DISCIPLINE. For Further Information Address BAGWELL’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 198 Peachtree St., ATLANTA, GA. -**—- V ■ ULis.LUiii.L.UiO.L.UtUL.UiU.bAAiUL' | KLINDWORTH | Conservatory of Music KURT MUELLER, Director. Beautifully located at 371 Peachtree Street, ATLANTA. GEORGIA. i j FOUNDED 1900. FACUL'J’Y: Arti.H of mtlon.l reputation! 'j ATTENDANCE: Lest year 97 student, from eight dlfferentstotes. ij FREE ADVANTAGES: Theory, H.rmony, History of Music, : Pedagogy .of special benefit to thoie wishing to prepare them- . i selves lor teachers!, Chorus, many Recital. andLectures. 'I DIPLOMAS and TEACHERS’CERTIFICATES. BOARDING ,: DEPARTMENT. TENNIS COURT. PRICES REASON- • ABLE. PIANOS: The famous MASON & HAMLIN. j ■ For Catalog address the director, KURT MUELLER, Rox 77, ATLANTA. CA. WOODLA WN SEMINAR Y AND MUSICAL INSTITUTE of Gordonsville, Virginia. A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. It was founded In 1ST* nnd I. located at.the foot of the Southwest "mntalhg in tho Piedmont region. The climate Is ideal, the water esh and pure and the scenery beautiful. Aside from the .excellent ' rfculam there is t course in ouslc, voice cnllure, elocution, art end lisle and art courses. MOTTO: “Know thy work and do it".Write .or catalogue. Ad- ■ oss EDGAR STINSON, M. Sc., Principal, Gordonsville, Va. Marist College WHAT IS DONE? Boys are developed physically, mentally, morally; are taught HOW to study; are made self-reliant and reliable. HOW IS IT DONE? Through daily, obligatory Held sports, military discipline, gymuusium work; through three high school departments and the 6th, 7th and 8th grades; through special attention to conduct and to manners. FOR 1906-07 AND AFTER The College adds full Science and Business courses to program] and passeg its certified pupils into “Georgia” or into “Tech” on its own examinations. ■ BELLS—1598. 782. Very Rev. Jno. E. Gunn, S. M. Peachtrte and Ivy Streets. ’“AUBURN” Alabama Polytechnic Institute Oldest College of Technology in the South. Eight Degree Courses. (1) CIVIL (2) ELECTRICAL (3) MECHANICAL (4) and MINING ENGINEERING. 13 Pronator, and Instructors. (5) AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, VETERINARY 8CIENCE. ANIMAL INDU8TRV, ETC., 14 Professors and Instructors. (6.) CHEMI8TRY AND METALLURGY. 8 Professors and In structors. (7) PHARMACY, Every Facility In Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Large Staff. (8) - LATIN. Modern Language Course!. English (4 (2 years); Latin (4 Psychology. years); French (2 years); German years); History (4 years); Mathematics (through conlo sac tie ‘ ' " ’ - ■ progressive Instructor*, p radii- I position* throughout the lions); Physics, Chemls try, Political Economy, 8even Professors and Instructor*. Well lupilpjH’d laboratories, atea take leading professlonn South. For further Information address the President, C. C. THACH, A. M., L.L.D., AUBURN, ALA. The South’s Ideal Collage-Praparalnry Homo School £IF Georgia Military Academy COUJNI Park (suburb of Atlanta), Ga. Your son's destbof Is fl**d sshspaosss from 12 to 1ft years of aw*. Ths paramount question With every parent—Whst tearlierr, whit mm- pstiloriu. whst environment will fully satisfy the peculiar needs of niv son snd Insure his fullest development, norlal, rnnrul. Intellrctunf, phyMirsI 7 Correeporwlence with us will ski any \ eront. In thin academy every teacher is a ap^clnhnl. every oppnrf uni trie afforded every bojr, the full limit of alteruUnrs le reached every yesr. Hplendh! equipment, perfect health, delightful Houthern wltiiers of the fnmoijft I’ledmont region, 1..HJ') feet above *r* level. Alrout ho lioerdiritf pupils live with president snd faculty of 10. Blsheet mornl and social tone. Heleet patronage from mnnytitste*. Nebular military drills, go<si avmrisslum. in-idi-rn reeling rtM,m. wholewxne sthleth-g tinder trained dlrert/nr, thorough preparation for sny college or the national aeadeir.iea, bookkeeping, stenography, typewriting, memiel training, music. . * till.. C. (JOlin Altll, A. At. STATE UNIVERSITY, ATHENS, OA. David O. Marrow, - Ohnnoollor 20 8CMOOL9 33 iNBTKUOTOR* Hoard IkV) a month, morn 11 so Toition PARK, tioo^oo for enlargement of Agricultural Department. I too ^00 In recent im- pvovemanto. Orsdantes among foremost in f aw,Statesmanship. Kducs. t <.n, M .it isir v, I mlmt ml A ria. I ineru’o and Journsllanl. PALLTCKM OPENS SEPT. 19th. SEND FOR BULLETINS. MERCER UNIVERSITY ALLOWS SELECTION OF COURSES PREFERRED. Georgia School of Technology A technical Institute of the highest rank, whose graduates, without exception, occupy piomincnt and lucrative position* in engineering anti commercial life. Locatf <1 in the most progressive city in tho South, with abounding opportunities oflV’rl itn gradual.m in th#* South's pn^.-nt remarkable development. The forty membors of tno clasa of 1906 were placed in lucrative and desirable position* lu f or tfr-rfuuAdvanced courapH in Mechanical, Klectriral. Textile, Mining r.r.'i i ivil E.rigiru’.’rir.g and Kngmcering rhrrni«try. Extensive and n« T w equip ment of Shop, Mill, Laboratories, etc. New Library and now Chemiral Labo- r'iti.ry. f *.«t reasonable, Each county in Georgia entitled to fifteen free acholarahips. Tho next session begins Sept. 2ft, lOOd. For catalogue, address If. G. MATHESON. A.M.. LLD.. President, Atlanta. Georgia DENTAL COLLEGE OPEN ALL SUMMER impression* taken ano Work Delivered Same dav. Thl. 1. » DctUI School .Mi prnlllirfw Mwtwl- «„c com* to tauo th. bW thloc* Is Own *™i Brid*. Work and Dmtsl Oamtloru. No atodmt* tDowad to cn*er. I’.timt. patron bin. u* wlllert th. advantAS* of rxorrirnr. mod ,£51 at cmt. whlth tbnr rouM not z*t rU.- where. Coo. Air or Local Injection administered for the PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH This la a regular chartered Dental College, running 12 months In tbs year, and Always Ora*. Remember the place ATLANTA POST GRADUATE DENTAL SCHOOL V# OR. W. S. CONWAY. M»*«OZ*. Stfbff-fIttrr >sMI*(. Peachtree Slffet. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. C URRICULUM at Msrrsr allow* tho full.*! apeclal de velopment of special abilities tn student*, Riving full, unhampered choice of particularly desirable course*. Our tradition*, environment and teaching nerve to develop the hlaheit standard of Christian manhood. Equipment con stat* of 10 Instructors, 11 building*.-80,000 volume* in libra ry nnd 100'current periodical*. Well equipped laboratories. - “* baths, literary societies and nli gymnasium, hot and cold cultured toelal advantages. alog- - Writs for Intcrmatlon and cat- Thorough courses of Bookkeeping and Shorthand at greatly reduced rates. Good positions secured or money re funded. Ask our hundreds of gradu ates and their employers about ut. Clip this ad. send to us, and receive large illustrated catalogue. the ALABAMA BRCNAU "■ ■■■ KCFALT.A. ALABAMA. A bleb grs«ls Oollipgr Coosrrrstory for young laiflw. Thorongh roorsu lu lite rary. fiilranUigrs In tnnslc. srt. oratory. Orrbrstrti of 15 Instrmnputv Jteontffol aew boUdJags * uiagnlflfTMit amts. KfilsM turn CbantAoqiM takM nlat Write for tiu Address S. Y. JAMESON, Pres., Macon, Ga. WASHINGTON SEMINARY North Avenue and Peachtree Street. ATLANTA. For GJrb nnd Young Ladies. Hoarding Department strictly limited to provide refined home life. Classes divided into sectiona averaging about ten students to secure personal instruction. Faculty of eighteen college graduates. Primary, academic, college preparatory, music, art and elocution. Certificate admits to Vaaaar, Wcllealey, Etc. 28th Year begins September 13, 1906. Catalogue on application to Phone 647, J North. L. D. SCOTT, F.MMA B. SCOTT Principals. K-w Imlldlscs loralol upso ; *t*T*tl«n. 14ml winter HI ull'l hralth record. - Ale. Hr. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL FOR BOYS, STONE MOUNTAIN, GA. A hoire zehool limited to seventy boys with eight experienced teach ers. The largest and beat equipped achool gymnasium In Georgia, with a competent physical director. “ catalogue. PIEDMONT INSTITUTE rbrUtUn lllgb Hr bool, grorlwl hi rvrr-latM w-itb r»»llAC^# of tbd atatr to wUU h *»ur pupil* trnua- Alm: To F*«ratp tbo Man. tk • U nman BKV. Cl. ?. VKXABLB, ITeaiawnt.