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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
■SATURDAY, JANUARY It 1*T.
UHCLG RQIDS’S
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EDITED BY-
JOEL CMUIDLER HARRIS
R'« want lo tell you lint a little About UNCLE MOTH MAGAZINE,
edited by Jo*l Chendler Harm.
Il haan't made Ha appearance > *■•: drat laauo won't be out till
April, but I. will aatlafy what wi‘ bcllevu to bo a Icmg-felt want of tba
read I ur public. It wlllhAve n dlatlnrt Individuality, thdre Will bd good
fiction, pood caaaya and timely artlclea of ganaral Intareat.
President Knoaevelt aald a little while ago that Oaorgla had navar
done more than when ahe gave Joel Chandler llarrta to American lltara*
ture. and added: "President* may coma and president* may go, but Un
de Remus alaya put.”
Uncle Ramua'a Magazine la going to be a magazine for the home,
It wlll HUK-al tn you. audio your wtfo and cblldtwn If ytm are ao fortu
nate aa to have them. It la going to Ik- clean, bright, helpful and Inaplr-
ln * It won't run Into Trenited Finance." much raking or pollUda.
A feature of the magazine each menth twill be edltarlala by Joel
Chandler Harria. They will Ik- along an entirely new line, atrong but
• Knowing Your Nelghhora." Douhtleaa
homelv. The flrat one
you
often get very mueii absorbed lu complex and perplexing bualaeaa prob-
lema. Maybe you get Into a rut ticcaalonally, and aort o logo para pec live
on the life about you. These editorial* will prove Juat about tba beat
tonic we know of for your nerve* and dlgeatlon.
Than thara la Mr. Harrla'a lataat aerial, "THE BISHOP, THE
BOOGERMAN AND THE RIGHT OF WAV.” Thla la a delightful Itory
of a little girl, who when her parent* died went to llvo with her crabbed
old uncle, who a|K-nt moat of hi* time bothering about making money,
and therefore kind of got out of touch with life: and It tella what hap
pened after the little girl came. It beglna with tha flrat number and will
bo llluatratad In color* by Charlotte llardliiR.
We ere going to print eomn mighty good Action. Among thoae who
wilt write for oa are Jamee Whitcomb Rllay, Thomaa Neleon Page, F.
Hepklneon Smith, Ralph 0. Paine, Robert Barr, Charlaa Battall Loomla,
Jacque* Futretle, Charlaa <L O- Roberta,- Ow*n Klld***r Will N^Haeben,
Maarten Maarten*. Carolyn Walla, and—httt the lint fa tno long to recite.
Charlaa Llvingeton Bull, Charlotte Harding, Henry Hutt, Oraon Lowell,
Clarence F. Underwood, E. M. A*hc, John Cecil Clay. C. Allen Gilbert and
a lot of other good artlete are doing Illustration* for u».
Now Uncle Hemtia atorle* will be nnother Intereatlng fuel ure. Ttio
Brat one talla how llrur Kabhlt' aaved llrer It'ar. and the llliiHtratlona
will be by Conde. It la a etory that you can read to tlio youngster every
bight until a new one cornea almiK.aiul you'll ehjnv Jt ynuraelf.
We know that we are going to print the miuiaxlne you will rnJoy.
and that you need. And we need you, Inn, for we want ,,0.000 pntd-tn-ad-
vanoe subscriber* when the magazine Roea to prana lu April. You have
the opportunity to give ua your hvartleal cooperation. Wo want you to
SI
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INSCRIBE AT ONCE TO
CLE REMUS'S MAGAZINE
lSend In your dollar In money, poatal note or cheek without jlelny. and
become one of the ftrat 60,000 tubacrlbera. We'd like to reach that num-
ber thla waak. Addreaa
UNCLE REMUS’S MAGAZINE,
Department D.
AGENTS WANTED
ATLANTA, 4A.
FIRST NUMBER
OUT IN APRIL
NAVY OFFICERS
AFTERJITLES
Merry War Is Being
Waged Between
Two Classes.
Waablagtod, Jia. il—'(bare la a merry
war an bafwaca afftcam ad tha Haa *f tb
navy aad atag officer* over tltlr*. tint
threaten* and mm eertata to develop lul
Ike blize.t l*tentee1o* *(r«a*le Ike navy
ke* tvar had. Matter* have ■ beady *<
n tar that e paraoaat npneaatatlv ot
I'reaMenl liooaevrlt baa laferawl alaff "f
deer* that If, la tfcalr **bt for title*, they
eldo^wa »— l-d^---. — el-1
Tkatw ere two rtsu** of ~
navy, thoao of the lie*, fra
aa i “
i
38jne
depart meat __
srswsns
tliHifc each a*—
nt mloeal, rapiala. etc., aa an staff of
. In Ibe anwZ and the* Slaa that they
Id he atvfn tkem. They knva NOTH,
, t.ut not Ike titled
GEORGIA NEWS
IN PARAGRAPHS
Bill of Eaaaptlana Filed.
dpeefal to The Oeergfsa.
Macon, On., Jan. 12.—A blit of ex
caption* to tin- nndlngn of the a|>cc-l.tl
maatur In the veep of K. P. Johneon.
trustee of thu Hlewart Taylor Com-
ininy or,limit the Forsyth Men uni lie
•ompany. «a» tiled with United Stare*
fmnmlerlonr* I. M. Krwtn yenterdnv
morn Irk by Robert Berner.
MA Y SUE COLORADO GIRL
BECAUSE SHE JILTED HIM
B+rlln, jnn lJ.-PwOprifn Ufivrf,
daughter of JuiIkp Owrn I«pf#vr*. of
Denver. Colo, who recently brokr her
' •ngMfnient to marry Aldu Aguand.
I the Italian aculptor. who Ih a proto*#
of tha crown prince, la 111 with jaun
dice at her fathar’a villa at Florence.
It Ih no secret that the engagement was
at Miss Kofovrv’s wish, and
Slgimr Aguuilcl Is highly dlsrom «<i t«>d.
It Is highly probable that he will s?«>k
roin|K>nsntlon for his #xpon*<* imurrcil
In view of ths marrlagr. The law al
lows such claims.
MUNICIPAL LIGHT PLANT
TO BE BUILT B\ WA YCROSS
■parts! to Thu (borgUn.
Waprro**,'Ga., Jnn. 12.—AT the meet
ing of the new «tty council .Mayor
Knight sprang a surprise by rrrnm*
mending that an election for bond# to
secure funds for the purpose of estab
lishing a municipal electric light plant
b« held at once. Mayor Knight stated
that a letter he had recently received
from an electric manufacturer esti
mates a plant that will be capable of
furnishing Wavcroas with all **f the
electricity required, can he established
for Ifn.ftdo. The plant as outlined by
Mayor Knight consists ..f roo-horse
power engines, of two tutidne units,
switchboard condesnrr, steam piping.
60 miles No. s wire, atv lights,
transforiners for l.htui Incandescent niul
SAO meters. Mayor Knight also de-
eilst
H.ttlllu Manufacturing t'ompany Is
pronounced void hy the city attorney.
He also states that such reisirtrd Con
an not be fotmd ami la not on
rconl
Tin**
»r also ivcommendvd that
*otnitdssl>m«rs l»e prill itmt-tl
c“ election for Ware coun*
MOTHER OF PRES. JAMESON
PASSE8 TO OREAT BEYOND.
•perlil t" The rcorgi**.
Mamn. ita. Jan. li -After an III-
riM> of aevrral week*. Mr*. I,. A. M*t-
tl»w»nn ~dle;i~ye»tcTrtay at -tw wt-
dcnce. »t Monro*. Ga.
prcalil.nl 8. V J*mc*oti. of Mrrocr
L’nlver*lt>. her a on. wa, *t tlic bedalJc
up to the l»»t minute. I>r. J«me*on w*»
catted to Monro* »everal day* ngo,
when Mr*. Matthewaun'a lllne** *«»
thought to have reached a critical
atage. In chapel-at Mercer the death
ot the mother of the beloved provident
wax announced and'the new* aa, re-
•alved with a grvot feeling of regret
Coffee Dyspepsia
t*n't alway* auepeeted. but
1* day* leaving off coffee
and ualng
POSTUM
Clear* all doubt*.
Oirmighoiit the entire atudent bo.l
and fsciilt.v as w**ll.
In thu abssnev <*f Dr. James.m. l»m
fessor (lotifray is acting president.
GEORGIA MASONIC HOME
WILL BE IMPROVED.
Spatial to Tb* tirorgtao.
Macon, (la., Jan t2.—During the
early spring several Improvement** will
be made nt the ilcorgi* Masonic Home.
At the meeting of the grand lodge la*t
October an appropriation whs made
for these lmpr%»vements, which consist
•»f the Installathm of a complete electric
light system nnd other !nnov*tt|on*
•win* h will serve to make tin* home the
equal of any owned bv the Masons In
the country.
BIRTHDAY OF GEN. LEE
WILL BE OBSERVED
Hp<*f*lnl to The Georgian.
Macon, Oa. Jan. 12 Appropriate
exercises in commemoration *»f the
birthday of Henrrnl 1t*»bert K. I.e*» win
be. held In every public school In the
city nnd county next Frhln> afternoon,
an«l many of tlo pupils, who are to
take part In these exercises, ntv now
pre|wtrlng for them. The exercises are
to consist "f s«*ngs. recitations nnd
composM-m*. the Inter to be |*repared
by the pupils who will render them.
Tally Placed In Charga*
Hpeeltil to T he (•ixtHgaii.
inon, (in., Jan- 12.—J. K. Tally, of
Macon, 1ms been placed In charge of
the general store of P. H. Maddox, of
JlnmcaYlllc, against whom proceedings
In Involuntary bankruptcy have, been
brought In the federal court In Macon.
The stock is estimated lu the neigh-
borhood of 910,000.
Court Namat TruiUt.
Hpeclal tu Thu Geiirglnq.
Macon, (So., Jao. 12.—In the federal
court yesterday \V. D. McNeil, of .Mu
on, wra# appointed ’trustea for the
hank nipt bualnesf of Jesae Mcf?ormlck,
of Gammon. Oa. Mr. McNeil wan
formerly receiver for the bust neap. The
assets are placed *t 12.2the
liabilities at ii^ii;: JL nUr u
Low D*t«h RaU R.eoA A*Jf»
Special to Tha Oqygtiia * -Id'
Newberry, 8. C\ Jan. 12.—-The mor
tality atatlatica for 1191 ahow u re
markable record for Vewberry. Among
the mtmt interesting figures nf the re
port Is the record of births und deaths
ha past twelve months With u
population ui more than seven tliou-
oand. there hnvc been, during this
period, only forty-sixth deaths. Ihir-
Ing the same period 121 birth ure re
corded.
Tfew Oiily for A meric u».
Special to The ticorglaiv
Amerlcuo, flu., Jon. 15 Application
will 1m* mad** ahortiy for u new dully
newspaper for Anterlcus, with a cupl
tul of SIO.OOU. This will make tw<
dalllea for Amerlctis. which Is another
mark of thla sections prosperity.
Verdict AQtintt the City,
Jtp4*clsl tu Tlin Ueurgiau.
Macon, (la., Jiui- 12.—A verdict for
9(00 damages was return«d hy the Jury
In the city court yesterday In the case
of Mrs. Jane Daly against the city of
Macon.
Mrs. Daly claimed that when the
Do IWOp Tear Xoath
fJkswjowwff W*d and gulp 4awn whaU
«v*r food or n«tf lei m maj be offtrad
Or, de you want te know xomethlng of the
composition aad character of that which
you taka Into your •tesach whether a*
food or ■MdlcIneT
Moil laieliiaenl sH sensible Mfttlt
now-a-dky* In*l«t on knowing what they
employ whether aa food or aa medldftk.
Dr. Pierce believe* they have a perfeet
right to fneMayonaucb knowledge. So ha
publl9hei,*haagjka*i and on each bottle-
r. whavJtFyaeitkln*. »re mad, of
JeAONgkpwatfc TkU Ilf ,{qli
OfU la do III. »«,.
I«a»f pf whlch hi* avedlclere
re »tudl*d and uwdcjvb.od fhg
TaaBBjBai
rthe cure of woatn’i peculiar weak.
ocmci, IrregQlartttn and derangement*,
giving rl*e to frequent bctdxcbo*, back
ache, tfraggtng-down pain or dlitrem Ir
lower abdemlnal or pelvic region, aceom
panted, ofttlmec, with a debllltatfag,
pelvic, caurrbal drain and kindred tymp-
lorn* of waaknee*. Dr. Plerce'i Favorite
1're.crlptlon I* a mo*t efllrlrnt remedy.
It I* equally effective In curing painful
period*, In giving ztrrngtb lo mining
mother* ana In preparing tho *y*lem of
the rzpectant mother for baby'* mmlng,
,,r. f ■
tonic to the general iy*b __
organ* dUtlnetly femlnroc In particular.
Il I* also a. aoolhing and Invigorating
nervine and curc* nervou* cihauillon,
nervous prostration, neuralgia, hysteria,
•pz.mi, chorea or St Vltuz * dance, and
other (listening nervous symptom* at
tendant upon functional and organic dls-
TO™BRSjS!a?Brtt.
.evert] tchooT* of practice, recommend
e»ch nfnhe several fngredlrnt* of which
"Favorite Prracrlptlon■ I* m*d* for the
rur* of thodtlMMI far which It II claimed
In be a cure. You mar read what they
toy fur vourntf by leading a postal card
re(|iie*t for a frrr booklet of extract*
fr-m thc leading juthQfliiiauJn Ur. IL A’.
I'lerceTlnValldz 1
Mitute. Ilulfalo, N. Y.,and I
ron by return po*L
i lly graded Fourth street her pmiierty
wan placed on a level four feet lower
than It waa before the work wa* taken
up.
To Build New Church.
H|ie. Ia| tu The (ieurgbiu.
Albany, Go., Jan. 12.—The olllret*
f the Flr*t IlaptlHt ihunh of thl* city
ure making the final preput-utlnn* for
rk to begin on their new lmu»i- "f
rvirrtltp.^Ttietrattittnr.whtTTmrnTnet--
«1. »III eiief upproxItnateTy
111 be one of the Imntlnuuu-.-t t
in thl*
ctlnn.
To Arrange Trial D*t*«.
'•••■la 1 to TTn* (••■ortflnti.
Macon, Go.. Jail. 12—A uicctlm? >•(
** Macon liar Association will lu*
liH«l next Friday morning for tho pur-
poso nf setting cases that nre to be
tried liefore Judge Felton during the
fourth week In January. The cases
that are to l>e heard In that week will
he of a civil nnture. The grand Jury
meets again on the same day.
Underwent An Operation.
Mpeclal to Tbs l*s«irglau.
Macon. Oa„ Jan. 12—H. C, Hu-
bright, the popular division manAgsr
for Kress* stores, was carried to the
hospital yesterday morning where he
w as operTHM- lipohT~Tor apenillcltls.
Although Mr. Hubrlght has a very se
vere MflUetkoi, the operation prove*!
successful and he is now resting easy.
TQ ASK FOR PAHDQNi
HHfROSIT WORK FOR
POSTMASTER WILSON
Special te The Oeoczl**.
Albany, Go., Jan. 12.—Friend* bava
already gone to work to accurr a par
don for J. T. Wilson, po*tma.ter at
Poulan, Oa.. who In Thursday pleaded
guilty of violating the poatal law*, and
woe sentenced In the federal court to
*erve one year and one day In prt*on.
and fined <227.
Mr. Wllaoo I* secretary end treas
urer of the National Nut Grower*' As
sociation, whose membership extends
throughout the country, and on* of the
iWJfft - prominent end highly re*■>•<■!*.!
citizen* In this section.
The petition. that will be ahortiy
presented to the president will be
atrongly Indorsed. It I* *»ld.
(MS 01MIKS
m BUD WIT
Goldfleld, Ner.. J»n 12 -The Western Fed
eretlon of Miner* tin. la.ued * wtriduz to
certain Cripple Creek ndne owner* r« keep
oat of Ktvndn ailnlne operatton*. The Hot.
‘ >ld Lne«l. In-
art ntner* nf
w• A.ancln
.. J*o*bod>' In
. . _ (*tva men In
Of nm and woo art denounced
•• breeder* of iroobt. and t ninine* to any
tnnrMg* **a
Mine flwnerW
Ktwenwr Fei
Take the Old Standard GROVE'S
TA8TELB88 CHIU. TONIC. You
know what you are taking. The
formula la plainly printed on every bot
tle. showing It I* limply Quinine end
Iron In a taatelee* form. The Quinine
drive* out the malaria and the Iron
butlde up the eyrtem. Bold by all
dealers for 27 year*. Price 60 cent*.
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Fiw People Know How Utoful It It in
Protorving Health and Boauty.
Cottt Nothing to Try.
Nearly everybody knows.that char
coal la tho tu feat and moat efficient dis
infectant nnd purifier In nature, but
few realise Its value when taken Into
the human ayrievn for the same cleans
ing | >111*11011#.
<*h<ttvital ts n remedy that the more
you take of It the better. It Is not a
dtug at all. but simply absorbs the
g.ises anti Impurities always present In
th>* stomach nnd Intestine** and carries
them out of the system.
rimtvoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after rating on
ions anti other itdorous vegetahlrs.
t’hnrvotl HTeclually cleats and lm-
pr«wes the complexion. It whinns the
teeth and further arts ns a natural
nnd eminently s-ife cathartic.
It absorbs the Injurious gases which
“collect In the stomach and how cl*, it
*UMnfett» the mouth nmt thrnin n >hT
the pttlson «»f catarrh.
All tlrugglsts sell charcoal in one
form or another, hut prtthablv tin best
charcoal ami the most for the money
Is In Stuart s t'hntv»al t.osenges, they
are <t»mp«»sed of the finest powdered
Willow charcoal, und. other harmless
antiseptics in tablet form or rather in
the form of large, pleasant tasting
loxenges. the charcoal being mixed with
honey.
The dally use of these lotenges will
soon tell In a much Improved condition
of the general health, better complex
ion. sweeter breath und purer blool.
and the t>eaiity of It Is. thatlw potslhh'
harm can result from their continued
use. but. on the contrary, great benefit
A iluftalo ph* >*l* ian. In speaking of
the benefits of chnrcmtl says: T advise \ ftpectst «" «Ue Georgina.
Stuart'* ''hatvnal la.*,iw.-« t.. all pa- ,-„i„ m bu». Ga
Ileitis suffering from gas in stomach
and bowels, and tu clear the complex
ion and fuirtfx the breath, mouth and
throat. I also believe the liver is great
ly benefited by the dally use of them'!
they cost but 25 cents a box at drug
sttires, and although In some sense a
patent preparation, vet l believe | get
nmre and better 'charcoal In Stuart s
t*hHrv»*sl leotenges than in any of the
ordinal*)* chaivoal tablets •*
Semi your name and address toalny
for a fnv trial package and see for
yourself. F. A Htuart t*»*, 5t» fcttuart
Uulldtng. Marshall, Mich.
Headlight Catchee Fire.
finer la 1 t.o.Tlie ticorglaiL
Macon. Gn.. Jan. 12.—In some unac
countable w*av the electric light used In
the headlight of a switch engine burned
Into a blaze, setting tire to all tho Ti
woodwork of tho lamp and creating n"'
biaze of considerable size on the yards
Inst night. The engine nf the time of
the fire was standing near a passenger
e«uteh and but for the quick removal of
the engine the coach would probably
have Caught fire.
Chain Gang for 8treet.
Special to The Georgian.
Macon. Go.. Jan. 12.—That portion of
Fourth street between boundary and
Bay streets, that has been In rather bad
condition for some time. Is about to be
placed In as good shape again as any
other part of that thoroughfare; The
street committee has planned to have
the county chain gang put to work on
this street early next week.
Heyward Selected Truetee.
Speclsl to Hie Georgina.
Macon. On., Jan. 12 * At the flrat
meeting of the creditors yesterday of
M. L. Moye, bankrupt, of Kents, Gs.. A.
II. Heyward was selected as trustea
for the st.»ck In that town The as
are placed at 92.115 and the liabilities
at 92,M2* ^
Medical Society Meets.
to The Georgian.
WANT FILIPINOH
IN INSULAR J0BS
Manila, Jan. 1J-—Leaders of the lib-,
oral party are agitating the fewn»vaT-**f
iho American olTIclals - of the'in^utar
bureau and the substitution of Fili
pinos.
Commissioner Worcester and Drs.
Htrong and Greer are attacked l»V tin*
liberals In on effort to |M»pular1ze their
own party In the coming election.
UNION MEN RELEASED
FROM MACON CHARGES.
Special to The Georgian.
Macon. Oa., Jan. 12.—The charge .if
suspicion that has been resting on the
police docket against Tharles Ken
dall and H. K. Jones has been erased In
the recorder's court and liberty granted
to the two young men. who had been
arrested Thursday afternoon and held
under suspicion.
Advices from the bead of the Switch
men's I’nlon and from the police de
partment at Detroit* Mlch. wara re
ceived by Chief Connor, to the effect
that the yAung men were lawful agents
of the Switchmen's Union and hud th*-
authority to collect funds for the com
pletion of a sHMJvehlr progrum for that
union.
Ask for the Union Label
On Your Next Order of Printing
dS|p§ii§||L>
Sara*!
Then Watch Your Business Grow
Atlanta
Typographical
Union 9
620 Candler Bldg. P. O. Box 266.
Atlanta Phone 873.
feas
Atlanta, Ga., January 11, 1907.
In ordar to expedite the improvement* being made on Peachtree atreet,
between Pine and Sixth streets, beginning Monday, tha 14th Inst., one-half
tbs car service on that atreet will be transferred to tho Courthtnd atreet
line. AU cars on Peachtree atreet going to Piedmont park Instead of pro
ceeding out Peachtree to Fourteenth atreet, will go Peachtree to
Houston, Houston to Gourtland and Courtland to Piedmont park. Th*
route of the llrookwood cars will remain unchanged. This will give a Sve-
mlnutc service on Courtland and u ten-minute service on Peachtree to
llrookwood.
The public te requested to use the Courtland street line as much as pos-
slble.
TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if It
’alls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S slgna-
ure on each box. 25c.
Roads Must 8how Cause.
Wheeling. W. Vft.. Jan is.—United-
States District Attorney Blizzard flU-d
petitions In court praying that the
Baltimore and nhto railroad and the I
Norfolk nnd Western Company h!
cause why they nhould not b«* assessed,
res|»octlvoly, S3»m and 9200. Jut violation
of the safety appliance act.
P TUT The leaving time of
r * JJX * the Afternoon train
From Atlanta via
THE NEW LINE
L N
TO
Cincinnati-Louisville
ARE IVES CINCINNATI 7:30 A. U. LOUISVILLE 7:50 A. X.
- —• — FOLLOW IBB ■OBSIBS
Xzxin LuTM Union Station
THROUGH SLEEPDfO CAR8
DUnXG CAR SERVICE
CITY TICKET OFFICE, No. 4 PEACHTREE ST.
■ 1
PHONES, MAIN 1033. ATLANTA 173
Southern Railway IGeorgia School of Technology
County Medical Association met here
yesterday. The association consists of
the physicians of this county and
Amerteus.
Vote Light in Primary.
ttpeei.it t>» The ueorgtnn.
Waynesboro, Gn.. Jnn. 12.—In the
city primary held yesterday for the
nomtnati«>n >'f three coiincllmen, th*
follow ing men were namedt I*. H. Hall.
I*. B. McMaeter and U f. Neely. It
was a very quiet ch-. tl.m, only 170
Votes iHing cast.
The regular election *>ccurs next
Wednesday.
Returns to Beltimere.
Special t*» Th«- lieorgliitt.
Macon, Gu. Jnn. 12. Dr. Wade II.
Umwn. **f Johns llopklns University,
has returned to Baltimore, after spend
ing a few dais In Macon as the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Brown.
Mrs. Jems* Aiken Diet.
Ipeclsl to The Georgian.
Hocknmrt. Ga.. Jan.. 12.— Mrs. Jamee
Aiken died at h«>r home. Just beyond
Van Wert. Mondav The ivmalus were
nrrled to Fish, Ga. f*»r Interment.
BIG COTTON WAREHOUSE
PURCHASED AT COLUMBU8.
12.—The Fugle
nnd Phenlx Mills t'ompany have pur-
chased th** Lowell warehouse, a large
tmiltling standing Just s«*uth of their
present plant, with a frontage of about
.ion feet > n the river. The price paid
was M&.imn The comtwny owns all
the water l«»ts on the river facing ihe
warehouse, and the presumption Is that
auother large cotton mill will he erect,
cl where the warehouse now stands.
The power for such a mill is not Inore
than feet away from the front of
the warehouse and Is practically un
limited.
New Schedules Effective Sunday
January 6, 1907. Schedule
Figures Not Guaranteed, But
Shown Only as Information.
Arrival and Departure of Trains
Atlanta Terminal Station,
Atlanta, Ga.
DEPART.
No. 36—New York
No. 14—Jacksonville
No. 11—•’inclnnntl
No. It—Brunswick
No .15- Birmingham
No 30—Columbus
No. 12—Richmond
No. 7—Chattanooga
Augustine
.. 12:1 u a m
. .12:23 a. m,
.. 5 50 a. m
.. «: 16 a. m,
.. 4:20 am
.. 6:30 iv m
.. 7:10a.m.
.. »:20n.m.
.1157 a. nv
XtiilA—N#w York
.12:15 noon.
No. 8—llnwklnavlll#
. 1:46 p.m.
N«*. 40—Washington
. 2:20 p. in.
No. 22—Columbus
. 3:30 p.m.
N.v 28—Fort Valley
. 3:40 p. m.
No. 15—riiHlnnatl
. 4:10 p.m.
No I*—T*wvo*
. 4:10(1 m
No. 25 — Hrftln
. 5:15 p.m.
No. 5—(’hlcago
. 5:64 p. m.
No. Ih—Macon
. 6:35 p.m.
No. 37—Birmingham
No. 44—Wnxhlitirfon
. 6:40 p.m.
. 8:00 p. tu.
No. 19—Jaokannvlll#
. S lop. m.
No. 11— 8hr#vep»*rt
ARRIVE*
.10:45 p. in.
No. 14—ClorlnnAll
.12:15 nlR't
No. 43—WuKhtaRton ......
. 4:6o*. m.
No. 35—N» w York
. 5:4o a. m.
No. 13—Jackaonvlllo
. 6 40 *. m.
No. 12—8hr«*v«»port ■£
No. Ir ■ JarkwmxriH# ... ...
. 7 :00 a. m.
. io n. TO.
No. 3t—HeJIln
No. 17—T*nv*»a
No. 7—Hawklnsvllle .
No. 4—Chicago
No. 9t—Birmingham . -
No. 27—F(*t Valley ..
No. 21—Columbus ....
Nv 19—Washington ..
No. •—Cincinnati ....
No. 16 —Brunswick .».
No. 8t. Augustine
No. 97—New York
It—Chattanooga ..
11—Richmond
No. 29—Columbus ....
Ntv. P—kl%ron
No. 9f—JBIrjnlngluu^
... M:20n. m.
... 8.10a. m.
... 11:40 a. m.
. .1147 H- m.
.. .11 50 a. in.
.. .12:00 noon
...12:15 noon
... 120 p.m.
... 1:25 p.m.
... 4:00 p.m.
*.. 5:44 p.m.
... 613 p.m.
... 8:50p.m.
... 9:00|».m.
... 9:15 p. m.
.. .10:30 p* m..
...U:i0 p.m.
A TECHNICAL IniHtute of th« hlgtaeit rank, who«e graduate*, without
eseeptlon, occupy prominent and lucrative position* In engineering
and commercial life. I .oca ted In the moat progreaalve city In the
8outh. with abounding opportunities offered Its graduates In the South'*
present remarkable development. The forty members ot the class of
19M were placed In lucrative and desirable position, before gradua
tion. Advanced course* In Mechanical, Electrical, Textile, Mining and
Civil Engineering, Engineering Cbemlatry and Chemistry.
kitrnnr* ami in-ir npilpmrnt of Khoii, Mill. Lsbnratnrl**, etc. New UM*»y **d
n.n t'lii-rnlr.I 1 jilx.rotnrr t'o.l r<-.n.oaolilo. L'nch coudIt lu (irord* rntlllcd to »'
tivu fire .( liolur«M|i». TUt- uoat Irrui Urdu* January 2, 190i. For catslotue *ddr<-..
K. C. MATHESON, A. M„ LL. D.. President, Atlanta, Georgia
MILITIA IN READINE88
TO PREVENT LAWLES8NE8S.
Bpeclal to Tlic Grortfan.
Columliu*. Ga, Jnn. I2.—The negro
man arrmted In Eurnula on Hiiaplclon
of killing tho mnrnlwt of Ktchtand,
proved to b- tho wrong man by a drip,
gallon of rlilzon* *ent from thnt plncr
for lln> purpose of Identification, and
ho wa* rrlraaMl. Tlic nicaaagc In rela.
lion to bl* arrest him received here
by trtrphono amt tno two I.hUiI mint ary
I'ontpnnlea were nsrembletl In the nr.
mory hy Major John i'. ihwirt. who ex-
lo-ct.nl ip be railed on to prevent law.
leraness In the ehniie of a lynching If
the negro «a» taken to Klrhlnnd.
ALBANY BUSINESS MEN
TO OIVE ANNUAL DINNER.
Rpcvlnl to Tho Georgian.
Alhuny. Ga, Jan. 12—An event
looked forward to with much pleasure
by Albanian* I* the annual dinner
to be given by the Albany Bu»lnee*
Irfague on the evening of Thur»d»v,
January 17. At thl* meeting addre»»e*
will be made by prominent Albanian*,
and the welfare of thla city will be the
theme of a larger part of the speeches.
The nualneu League I* yet In It* In
fancy. but It haa already ilone a great
deal In regard to thla clly/a develop
ment.
PEACHTREE8 ARE BUDDING
IN NORTHERN ALABAMA.
Special to The Georgian.
Huntsville, Ala., Jan. I!.—Local m-
illcaiion* are that real winter I* Ju»>
about to "aet In" In thla part of th-
country. Young fruit tree* are budding
and It la feared that If much n>'0*
warm weather appears tha entire frott
erop, peaches In particular. In thla sec
tion will be lost.
LOW PRICES
UNTIL JAN. 28.
GOOD SET 0Fe<9
TEETH
GOLDCROWNSd*?
best 22-k gold.
vantage ot thl* *ff*r. IUtabU*he-l In
ta.U yean, lm pres, 1*0 tskru-
*>h
Atlaul
platft deliver#*)^me day.
GATE CITY DENTAL R00M8
Whitehall 8b . . Phan* 1708. Lady Attandant.
DR. E. G. GRIFFIN'S