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THE CHEAT OF OVERCAPITALIZA TION. (Continued from page 5.) improvement you can make the public itself hold the string. In 1899 when,Judge Moore was try ing to raise the money to buy out Carnegie it was deemed advisable to give certain capitalists an interior glimpse of the steel trade. President Schwab of the Carnegie Company wrote: “I know positively that England can not produce pig iron at actual cost for less than $11.50 a ton and cannot put pig iron into a rail with most efficient works for less than $7.50 a ton. This would make rails at net cost to them of $19....We can make rails for less than sl2 a ton, leaving a nice margin on foreign business. Besides this, for- EISEMAN & WEIL "The Daylight Corner” I here is a reason underlying every mercantile success—it is one of the rudiments of the business, and Is something fundamental something real something tangible—it is tho secret of GIVING SATISFACTION. OUR GUARANTEE—Satisfaction with every purchase or money back—and living up to it, has enabled us to build us “The Daylight Corner” into an unprecedented success. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST consistent with good quality. Mens and Youths’ Suits, the kind that look right and are right every one hand tailored, made to wear—Satisfaction givers $12.50 to $35.00 wo piece Suits, for summer wear. made with broad shoulder effect, and correct length and stylesl2.so to $25.00 liouseis E. &W. trousers speak for themselves—every kind and description $3 * 0 jjQ !N OUR HAT DEPARTMENT IS TO BE FOUND AN ABSOLUTELY COMPLETE ASSORTMENT. ’he E. &W. special at $2 and th e Whitehall Special at $2.50 are unequaled for quality and style at anywhere near the price. stetson Hats at $3.00, and $3.50. Our competitors charge 50c more for same qualities. We are exclusive agents for the “Stetson Special” $5.00 Hats, n SHOES we can both please and fit_you, with an absolutely complete stock. Prices range from $3.50 to $6.50. lor the little man we have the nobbiest prettiest suits you have ever seen, any size from 2 1-2 to 17. Your boy will be pleased, and you will be pleased with appearance and price. Wool suits..s2.so to SIO.OO Wash Suits SI.OO to $5.00 Cur store is the lightest in the city a factor to the man who wants to see what he is buying. Better let us show you. & WEIL 1 Whitehall Sired Atlanta, Georgia IDLEWILD PROLIFIC COTTON has captured the south. Two bales per acre sure. Seed limited. Price cheap Selling fast. Home grown, guaraa teen garden and Sower seeds, cheap Sole owners of Siberian Lettuce, grows outdoors all winter. Planted new brings 10c per head. Pkg. seed 10c. Write us. IDLEWILD FLORAL GARDENS. Colle** Park. Gs. MORNING SUNBEAMS. Just fresh from the press. Our Latest, Brightest and Best Song Book No. 1, 25 cents; No. 2, 25 cents; Nos. 1 and 2 combined, 250 songs, 35 cents. I will mail one copy of either No. 1 or No. 2, to any reader of this paper who will send me the names and addresses of 3 or more leaders of music for only 15 cents, or one copy Nos. 1 and 2 combined for only 25 cents. Teachers of music, preachers of the gospel and the people in gener al, all say that Morning Sunbeams is the best all round all purpose book anywhere. Address all orders to T. B. Mosley, Boaz. Ala. DUNN’S GASOLINE ENGINE arfi TiffjWF Thresher Combination nfeySgr All 0,1 sanie truck. Weight 3,00) pounds. Capacity, oats bj«hei per minute. Reliable as steam power. DUNN MACHINERY company Will J. Dunn Pres, and Gen. Mgr. (The sane Bill Dunn yon have known for twenty y< ars i 54 Marietta St. Atlanta, Ga. REAL ESTATE. Those desiring to move to South Georgia, the most prosperous section of the state, can secure bargains in city property, farm lands, saw mill or turpentine sites, by writing to C. C. TYLER. k Box 171, Moultrie, Ga. eign costs are going to increase year by year because they have not the raw materials, while ours are going to de crease.” When the Steel Trust was formed we heard a good deal about the impor tant reduction in cost of production that it would be able to make by coordinating all the plants, saving freights, and the like. But there has been no reduction in cost to the con sumer. Year after year the rail pool has held the price of that staple prod uct firmly at S2B a ton. From 1901 to 1906 domestic pro duction of pig iron increased 9,500,000 tons, or sixty per cent. This might cheapen the cost of production, but the selling price of pig iron has increased about twenty-five per cent. You may think that you are not a consumer of Will You Join Us In Making A Fortune? The Empire Machine Company, a corporation just organized, as manufacturers of Concrete Block Machines, Concrete Brick Ma chines, Concrete Mixers, Concrete Sidewalk Machines and Con crete Fence Post Machines, offers investors an unusual opportun ity to make money. We want one reliable person in each county in the Southern States to take stock in this corporation. Our machines are fully protected by United Staes and Foreign Patents. There ai e enor mous profits in their manufacture, and this stock should pay divi dends of 50 per cent, or more, per annum. You have the oppor tunity, if you will act promptly, to invest your idle money in an enterprise which has its future before it, not behind it. Concrete is the building material of the future, within a few years all of the houses built in this country will be made of Con crete. The business is yet in its infancy, but is growing with gi gantic strides. You can subscribe for this s'oek now at $25 a share, par value SIOO a share. Write today for f 11 prospectus and our reason f>r accepting one subscription from each county. Full investigation will prove this the opportunity of the Century. Address Empire Machine Co. P. O. BOX 297, NASHVILLE, TENN. WATSON’S WEEKLY JEFFERSONIAN. steel rails and pig iron. But you are. You pay for every pound of it. Last year (1906) the Trust’s net profits “after deducting the cost of ordinary repairs, renewals, and main tenance of plants, and interest on bonds and fixed charges of subsidiary companies,” amounted to $156,619,111. It could have paid a dividend of twen ty per cent on that half-million bogus common stock. That it chose to pay only two per cent and to spend the remainder in building new plants does not in the least alter the proposition. This course, in fact, is simply the shrewdest way of bolstering up the bo gus stock. The bolstering is mighty expensive to the public. But it must be done. Otherwise thousands of more or less innocent persons who have bought the spurious stuff; banks that have lent money on it, and the inevitable cue of “widows and orphans” will suf fer. But “shoving the queer,” by no means a specialty of the “industrials,” is practiced almost as extensively and with rather more uniform success in tho railroad field. 1 An lowa girl knocked down and cap tured a footpad. It takes lots of muscle to successfully tackle the athletic fe male of the wooly west, you bet. TRINITY OF TROUBLES. (The Kansas City Star.) If San Francisco had to choose be tween the boodlers and the labor agl tators, it would probably declare for an earthquake. ° ur R eta U er ’ s SSO /Jf £, pw LESS I/; J ‘JWR TKMN YOUR dealer SSI c -*-v buy i T. WITH RESERVOIR f 31.00 Thu handewtne Stool Range (a an absolutely peitfeat eoaiHneUon of nulfty. uureouity and economy t *ad nowhere eae tie value be duplicated for le.g thio gM. It ia easy to operate, and conewmes ieaa fuel than ordinary It w oeaatTiieud on etrietly adientiMo prtDefpnpe •eaactatoaat with road seating; and Making tan be done oa oven bartons end even ran* at the atone time. We nru written <uar*atae with every Mangat and if HI" teeb peHaefly etiiafaatory, return it at our exptaaa, and we will refund your money. Our tatilojuo eAdwe •/uJ lint of Stovot «n 4 Standee Awn H-60 9ontfro* on application. JOHN FOSTER CO., 2*5-7 Dsuatur Straat, Cor. Moere, ATLANTA, GA. Dewberry’s Delight. If you are not enjoying good health it is your own fault, as “Dewberry’s Delight" is within the reach of every one, as those who are really not able to buy a bottle can get a trial bottle free of charge by calling or writing to the office, 231-2 Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. “Dewberry’s Delight” is just what you need at this season of the year to remove that foul waste matter from the system, so you can sleep and rest, which is the only way you caa restore the nerve force, by good sound sleep. So you see how essential it is to keep the liver, bowels and kid neys right, to keep the system clear of waste matter which obstructs the nerve force and paves the way for all diseases. All druggists sell it. \ PAGE THIRTEEN