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j 11 * |fi **** >i isl(Mii*i jub !4i*$ Ml vw.m THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS TCCIDAT, KEM8UAKV I, 1NT. Special Prices l For Wednesday. Stafford Springs Mineral Water. 1-2 gallons 40c, dozen $4.50 In Lots of 4 or More, We Quote: Hyouiei, complete 67c Hyonici Inhalant 36c Minna Tablets ...... ........... 34c Munyon y s Homeopathic Remedies. All 2.">c Remedies at 18c All .Kir Remedies at # 36c All $1.00 Remedies at> 72c Out-of-Town Service. With our facilities out-of-town customers secure the benefits of our cut prices—the only difference is: you pay postage, express or freight. Write for catalogues. Jacobs’Pharmacy. 6-8-10 Marietta St. 23 Whitehall St. PERSONAL MENTION MK< c'IhihU Weaver lion returned j ftom a vUft lu UU» llmloAJorgtn at { Temple, tia. Mr. A. J. Hnnaell hat returned to Cuthbert after a shfirt visit to At- tnntn. The friends of "Xniis Kellie Howell t that ehe continues Mr. and Mrs. Robert RounenvlUe. of Roim.' spent Sunday in Atlanta. Mr. ami Mrs. Emory 8pe<r Morris are visiting Mr. and Mrs. \V. C. Mor ris at Rome. Mr. nnd Mrs. <*arrt>ll Payne and the Misses Payne will go to Macon Wed nesday afttrmxm. arcnmfmnled by a number of gentlemen from Atlanta, to attend Hie brilliant ball to be given by Mr. Samuel 8. Dunkp In honor of his sisters. Mr. Manning Austin has returned from a brief visit to his parents. In South Carolina. Mrs. Howard Cole, of Chicago, who Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Dun- woody. on Currier street. Is quite 111. Miss Julia Meador has returned from a visit to Columbu* Mrs. Trtggs. of Chattanooga, Is the guest of Mrs. A. W. Calhoun. Mrs. John Klttslmmons and daugh ter. Marlel. leave Saturday night for New Orleans to attend Mardl Gras. Miss Ursula Ilenilger. who luta been for some weeks the admired guest of Miss Mary Thomas, returned home to day. Mrs. Reynolds Klrby-8mlth Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Blanton E. Fqrt. son. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Felder returned Tuesday from an enjoyable stay In Washington city. Miss Grace Wallace, who has been Mrs. Kate Mitchell and Miss Hattie Warner are at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orme Campbell during their ab sence In East Tennessee. Mrs. Campbell' and Miss Campbell, of Newnan. are the guests of Mrs. Ar nold Broyles. The Decatur Bridge Club will meet Thursday morning with Mrs. A. R. ■Jewett at 10 o’clock. OFFERS CH YA NE WPARKAS CHILDREN’S PLA Y GROUND; NEAR FULTON BA G MILLS An offer of another pnrk to tho city This one la mad. by Dr. L. C. Kioeb. or, who owna a large piece of property In tho eastern portion of tho city, ad joining that of the Fulton be* and cotton mills, and bounded by Fair, Pearl. Kalb and South Delta .treata. He offers to tho city for park pur. po.es tba following portion of this property: Ut fast on tho oast aids of Pearl street, running along Kalb street about M0 foot, and along tho south i of Bryan attest 410 feat. The wffola la about 11-1 acres. The prortalon la that the place la to bo Improved and maintained as n park or play ground for tho children, sad that tba city will accept a deed from the donas and open and grade the fol lowing .treat,: McDonald. Woodward vanuo and Bryan street. Mr. Flechar also .offers a sufficient plot of hla property to opon a attest from Fair street to Kalb Creel, be tween Pearl street and the city limits. Counollman Choeewond has Intro duced n resolution calling for an ap propriation of 1100 to grade the atresia provided Dr. Fischer execute, de.de to tho city to the streets and to tho park. SAY A, W. RICH . CUT THROAT OF YOUNG WORLEY Accuse^ of cutting the throat of Cleveland Worley, the young Murray county man who was brought to At lanta a few days ago for treatment and whose carotid artery burst while ha waa walking along Marietta street, A. W. Rich, a resident of Murray coun ty, waa arrested Monday night at Um homo of hla slater-ln-law. Mra. Lillie Rich, Ml Kcho street. The arrest waa made by Policeman Arrowood and Special oncer McIntyre, of the Western and Atlantic railroad. Rich waa taken back to Murray county Tuesday morning by Officer McIntyre, “ha cutting of Worley occurred on night of December ft nt the home of Rich, near Dennis. Murray county. Rich homo In company with two other young men and while there waa stashed across the throat by Rich. Worley as- aeria the cutting woe done without provocation. Tho wounded man Is still In the Ora' dy hospital, where ha waa taken tho dev ttia artery-In hla Hack buret. ... BREEDER BUYS FARM; WILL BRING STOCK TO MACON IN SPRING Special to Tho Georxleo. Macon. Os.. Fob. I.—R. L. Williams, of Nashville, former lessee of tho Her mltaga Stock Farm, has purchased tho Idle Hour Farm, near Macon, an* will taka possession In April next. Satur day afternoon the terms were agroed upon by Messrs. John T. Moore, W. J. Masses and Mr. Williams. By the pur chaae Mr. Williams secures H0 acres of land. Including the half-mile track which waa bullt al no mu, coal sev eral years ago. Herore Mr. Williams srrlvas In per son to take Charts of hla naw property hla string of horeas will be shipped to the farm from the Hermitage falrai White hie horses are not racing ani mals, they are of tho boot blood thot can bo secured. The liner broods are hla specialty, and some of the horses hstre carried off tho moat valuable prises offered, at the different horse shows In the country. Mr. Williams' connection with rac ing Ilea In hla position aa secretary of the Southern circuit. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO NAME COMMITTEE!. Mieses Estelle and Marlon Strickland of t'artoravllla. who have been the at tractive guests of Miss Clara May Winn for'the past ten days, returntd home Monday. Judge and Mrs. John McWhorter, of Lexington, Oa., are visiting Mr*. Rachel Are Your Children Round Shouldered? F so, we can make them straight again. Just take off those un comfortable and injurious hose supporters and let the children wear Fay Stockings. These have ex tension tops which fasten securely to the underbody. They are very comfort able, and have no "tendency to pull the shoulders down. Just try one pair and you will have no other. We have them. 25 Whitehall Street Rparltl to Tb» G«oraU». Macon, Oa.. Fab. I—At a masting of tha Macon Cham bar of Commarua that la to be held this evening new committee, for the year will be named. Two of the more Important rommlttaea will deal with the Immigration nnd navigation questions. For many months both issues have been made leading features at the sessions of tha Cham ber of Commerce, and both ara con sidered even liver wires at tha pres- In view of the approaching aeeslon of tha Oeorgia Immigration Association In Macon, no Hula Interval la balag taken by tha Chamber of Commerce, and tba committee that will be named will, be carefully selected. A special committee on entertalnmehl will be named by President Hraall also. OECATUR STREET CAR CO. WILL EXTEND SYSTEM. Special to Tha Oaorxlau. Decatur, Ala.. Feb. 5.—Hon. A. C. Ilartahorne, of Freehold. N. J„ presi dent of the North Alabama Tracloa Company, of the Decaturs, has been here for aavaral dave. Ha waa so we'! pleased with the growth of the Deca turs and with the buslnaaa that hla company Is doing undar the local man agement that ha Intlrucfted tha attor ney of the company to file papers at once w ith the probate .court authoris ing an increase of the capitalisation of Ihe company from 5150,000 to 1100,400 for the purpose of extension and Im provements. of Boring and Fifth Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Emerson Brown will leave In a few days for Florida, lit spend several weeks. Mrs. Fred Lewis and Mrs. Bertlm M. Bulft leave Tuesday for a visit to Sea. brerte. Fin. olonel and Mra. Robert J. Lowry ■ire In Washington, D ♦’ r^f * sfcwet MASONIC TEMPLE WILL GO OP SOONi PERMIT GRANTED The permit for tho erection of tba new Masonic temple, at Peachtree and Cain streets, was granted Tuesday morning by Building Inspector Pitt man and the actual work of construc tion will begin In a short time. The temple will cost nearly 5i00.000 and will be on# of the finest and most Imposing structures of Its kind any where In tha country. It la expected win be completed and ready for occU' pancy by Jam anuary* I. KOI. The plana for tha temple were drawn by Morgan A Dillon, architects. Ourto A Walker, contractors, will superintend Its construction. The building will ha four stories In height. The upper floors will be used by the Maseru, while tha ground floor will be utilised for atom. Mrs. Elisabeth Sima The funeral services of Mra Elisa, beth 81ms, who died Sunday at her residence In HapavUle, Oa. were con- NEW ATTORNEYS AGASSIZ AND PIRTY WILL GO TO JAMAICA TO STORY EARTHQUAKE Special to The Georgian Charleston, S. C„ Fab. 5.—The steam yacht Virginia la hare this morning from New York to meet Professor A. Agnesis and party, rtf rambrtdgv Uni versity, going to Jamaica for deep sea explorations and the study of the eeta- mlc disturbances. The yacht has bean chartered for three months, and equip ped with an elaborate supply of deep tea Instruments. . Professor Agassis la expects* here tomorrow.. ELECTRICAL SIGNAL INSTALLED BEING IN MACON R,R, YARDS Special to The Georgian. Macon, Go., Feb. 5—An electrical signal system la being Installed by the Central of Georgia railway at the Ma con Junction, by which trains will be signalled and switched from one track to another automatically. The system will be controlled by the operator, who la posted In a tower commanding all the tracks. By working a system of levers, he alg naia the various trains and switches each one to Its proper track without ever leaving Ihe tower. A large annum of ballast la also be ing laid In the yards of tha company In this vicinity. FROM SCALD gpis-lul lo Tbs Georgias. Macon. Oa., Feb. 5.—While making preparation! for taking hla train out for Atlanta yesterday. Engineer U. Bwanberg waa frightfully scalded about the face by the bursting of a water gauge, and hla eyes were also badly cut by the Itylng glass. The unfortunate man waa carried te the hospital, whale hla Injurtas ware dressed. It la doubtful whether or not eye can be save*. gpeelal to The Georgian. Norfolk, Va„ Feb. 0—Advlcee re ceived here from Ihincees Anne coun ty. Virginia, tell of the murder of a fanner named Brothers by o\e of Ibree men attending a feast at Brothers' house. All had been drinking. Brothers ordered the three to leave, and. It la said, shot at them, when he was struck over Ihe head with an Iron rim of a cart wheel. FORMER STATE SENATOR IE SENTENCED TO PEN. Xpeelsl to The Georgian. Dallas. Texas. Feb 5.—B. II. John son was yeaterilsy sentenced to the nltentlary at Atlanta United States penitentiary at lo serve a Iierpsl of two years. Johnson was formerly a sta •late sena tor from Navarro county. He was barged with n conspiracy to defraud -* “* *1 Urntaa ' against the United states. Miss Alice Baxter will leave In a few days for Florida to spend several teks. Mrs. B. Smith Uannon. of Spaftan- burg. H. has moved lo Atlanta and now located at 10 West Peachtree street. Mr*. Nathaniel iF. Jackson, who has en quite III wlfh grip at her apart ments at tho Araion, la now much Im. moved and will £e able to be up In a aw days. r SICE iiiADACHE KID GLOVE SALE $1,00. $130 AND $2.00 KID GLOVES ATT . . . 39c 420 pairs $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 Kid Qloves in black and all col ors; some elbow lengths among them; sizes 5 1-2 and 5 3-4 only; 39c at 340 pairs Women’s and Misses’ ,and also a few Men’s Kid Gloves in all sizes; some of them soiled from handling; $1.00 59c and $1.50 quality at IMPORTANT OFFERING OF Women’s long Kid Gloves—a delayed shipment just received—all new, fresh goods, but because they arrived too late, they will be offered tomor row at special prices Which mean a great saving to you. 16 and 20-Button length Glace Musquotaire Gloves in black, QE .tan, brown and white; regular price $3.76 yfciSU 12-button length Glace Musauctaire Gloves in tan, brown £9 1 O and red; regular price $3.00, at FROHSIN’S SO WHITEHALL. STREET. F0RL.&N. The dietrlct attorneyship of the Louisville and NashvUle railroad has boon given up by the firm of Ring. Spalding A Little, who will be ouc- cceded by Tye A Bryan, a firm com- of Shepard Bryan and John L posed Tye. their general practice, and as they ac ptodt' this honor only as an expert ' ‘ oractical »ni forwarded to monk-It T>as not-found practical and the resignation wax forwi Louisville a month ago. ■ON WEDNESDAY MORNING [NEXT WE WILL BE PREPAR ED TO SERVE OUR CU8T0M ERS AND FRIENDS WITH A FULL LINE 0 FFRESH MEATS IAS WELL AS ALL KINDS OF FANCY GROCERIES AT 8UB PEACHTREE ST.. CORNER TENTH. WILKERSON & BR0. GEORGIA FARMER Whitecappers Visit Futch Home and Severely Beat the Proprietor, Special Pi Tilt Gsorglta. Thomoxvllle. Ga, Fob. I.—This neighborhood Is all agog over Ihe In formation that comae from Metcalfe neighborhood of tho severs whipping of Ell FiltCh. a prominent man of that community, by whitecappers a few nlghtx since. == It Is understood that a negro woman and her husband were visited the same night by the same crowd of whttooap* pore and given severe beatings. Futch. It la stated, waa given more than one hundred lashes. Bo severe IN PATH OF WESLEY DR, LEE IG TREADING To follow In the fontateps of John IVesley, founder of Methodism, la the object of a Journey which la being made by Dr. J. W. Lee, of Trinity Methodist church. Dr. Lee left Mon day for a visit to St. Blntona Island and the famous Wesley oak. Here on old St. Simons are many spots associated with the coming of Wealry to Amalies. Under Ihe great oak he Is said to have stood and been able to either alt or lie do' fort ably. Ell Fulch recently married a lady from Oklahoma In answer to a mar riage advertisement. The lady drove all the way from the Weet to Fttsgcr- aid, where she sold her team, later meeting Futch In Montlcello, Fla., where they were married. people In Ihe community ara reticent when approached on the subject, and whlla giving no Information aa to tho probable cause of tho action. It, and some are quoted ■ they were justified In It. Futch le a brother of and aome are quoted as saying that Futch, SET HOUSE ON FIRE Aftsr har'clothing had caught Ore la front of a grate Tuesday morning Sarah Morins, n 0-yexr-old negro glrL who resides with her parents at it* Orme street, ran screaming about tho room and sat tho house on lira The tire department was summoned, but the flames had bean extinguished before, the firemen arrived. Tbs little girl waa badly burned about tho right side sad was taken lo the Orady hospital. COURT OF APPEALS OF QEOROIA. Cats! Argued and. Eubmlttsd, Monday, February «, H07. *4 Medical College of L Rushing, from city court sd'EMEr mood county. Argued. —4*. J. F. Holmsa dr Co. v. Pans te Fleming, from city court of ef . county. Argue* L P. M. Mulhorin r. R. B. Porter et from city court of Richmond coun ty. Submitted. 57. Bouthem Express Company v. A H. O. Briggs, from Rlchmon* At- |ued. 41. Central of Oeorgia Railway Com pany V. Augusta Brokerage Company, from city court of Richmond coaaryt. Argued. of thta city. It te stated tbs* an In vestigation of tht matter may be mad# by the authorities. Mr. Futch la related to the other Mitch family In that -action. agon whoae lives several attempts bars been, mads recently. houee where Fanny yean after the coming of Wesley. Hero came Aaron Burr, fleeing from the ground where Hamilton fell. The spot Is full of historical associations and Dr. Lea has taken with him a camera In tho hope of securing a number of interesting pictures. Home of thaea will be used In Me forthcoming hook on John Wesley. He will return to Atlan ta next Saturday. fepeciat Announcement Regarding the Natienal Pure Feed and Drug Law. We are pleased to announce that Foley's Honey end Tar for coughs, colds and lung troubles Is not affected hy the , National Pure Food and Drug law. ns t It contains no opiates or other harmful drugs, and wt recommend It aa a safe remedy for children and adults. Hold hy all druggists. SUPREME COURT OF QEOROIA. John Hart. Attorney General, vs. Atlanta Terminal Uoinpany et al.. from Fulton. Argued. arthWiGI Posmvxvv Cusco Sr Tuxes lime Pats. Dyspasia relieved. Constipation avoided. Dowels regulate* no pain, no griping: •MALL PILL • MALL DOSg. •MAlLPMfdo. ‘■A- : Court of Appeal* of Oeorgia. (Judgments Affirmed.) MUIcr vs. Bute, from Jackson supe- rlor court, before Judge Brand. Hhuck* el ford A Shackelford, fur plaintiff In error; 8. J. Tribble, solicitor general, contra, Sheffield vn. State, from city court of Moultrie. Judge Hhlpp. L. Is. Moore. A. II. Buxton and A. It Kline, fncf plaintiff in error; W. F. Way, solicitor, and T. w. khfttox, contra. Merritt vn. State, from city cmirt t>f Moultrie. Judge Hhlpp J A WIHrr* and James Humphrey*, for plaintiff In error; W. F. Way. solicitor; T. \V. .Mattox and \v. F. Thomas. contra. (Judgment* Reversed.) Hammock vn. Stale, from city court of Macon, Judge Hod gee. Charles II. Hall. Jr., for plaintiff In error; Wil liam Brunson, solicitor general, con tra. Johnson va. Bute, from city court of Nashville, Judge Peeplee. Hendricks, Smith A Christian, for plaintiff In er ror: W. D. Buie, solicitor, contra. Mill vn. States from city court of Wrights vflle, Judge Burch. B. L. 8te- pheoi*. for plaintiff In error; J. 1* Kent, solicitor, contra* * ^ When You Hear ROSENTHAL The Great Austrian Pianist you cannot fail to admin the beautiful singing tone of his piano.' We hold the exclusive agency for this taction of tho instrument used by tho groat kosenthal on hi* present tour, tho Weber Piano The muiicit lemxtion of the season Is the trlum- phxnttourof Mont Roienthali “wizard of the piano. “ He play* in this city Feb. 12 at the Tabernacle Tha Websr Piano of today rasslvs* tha hemaga of Up musical world and th, patronage af tha *utll*,-*at *• peas laurels, but an tha unaquivaaal platform of lit srlitUa ax- •allansa. Saa our exhibit af those magnificent initrumanta PHILLIPS & GREW CO., 37-39 Peachtree Street