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BYCK’S Nature Shoe for Children u a shoe that fits the little feet properly and gives that ease and comfort that per- ...... „„ mits the feet to grow as nature intended. 1 hey not only fit better,, but wear better than any child's shoes we know of. In sizes to fit all children from babies up. 4% Interest Compounded, Allowed In Our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT On and After January 1,1907 TH E NEAL BANK E. H. THORNTON, President. W. F.MANRY, , . H. 0. CALDWELL, P. M. BERRY, Tice Preeldent. Guhier. An’t Ouhler. OTWfT SHOTS 1 ’ BEFORE NEW TRIAL Solicitor General Mill and Attorney T..W. Rucktr, who nutated tn th# proMcutlon of tho "buckak shop” cut, are expecting to bedrtn e study of tho tvldence in tho Anderson cut Thun day and when tho motion, for a non- trial to mado before Jude* Roan Sat urday they will bo In a poaltlon to combat tbo point* mado by tbo eotinsei for tbo defeat*. p— > |' It I* generally beltovod that Jndge Roan will ovorrula tha motion for a naw trial; in fact, tho attorneys for the detent* do not want a naw trial, but on tho contrary th*y do*lro the court of appeal* to. pata upon tha rate aa aoon at possible. — Especially ttroua do tba attorney* of the detente eonetder tn* point th*y Itged often** waa consistent with In- noctnce. They proteat that th* tot* ahould have baan thrown out on de murrtr and thty expect to make i alrong light along tht* Hue before tht WANT WOOD PAVING OK BROAD STREET TO OENJ. F, ROBERT A pnlllou will bo presented to coooctl at lb. n*at eessloo. aaklag that llroad atreet Wt.reu Marietta and Mitchell. be pared alth wood block. ... Tb» ihmHIou la btlna circulated anions lb* |iro|«rtr holder* oa both aide* of th« Ilrri't l,y Format aad Qeorf* Adair. GEORGIA INVENTORS GRANTED PATENTS -4*oclal to The Georgian, ' Washington, Fob. SI.—R. W. Bishop, tatent attorney, rsporta the latue of th* following patents to resident* of Georgia: Ceiton picker. O. H, F. Cornell, At- lean. Go., aaalgnor of one-half to c. H. Blair aad H. G. Ogden, Jr., Naw Fork; meat cutter, 8. D. Wheeler. Hrlneon. Oa., aaalgnor to 8. D. Wheel, tr a Co. tame place: combination ramping outfit, Claud Maaaey. Boston, Ua.; brick drying and convoying ap paratus. J. H. HcKontle. Augusta, O*.; pollahcr and cleaner, W. J. M. Hainat, Atlanta. On.; chair, J. S. Letter, At lanta, Ga.; turpentine box. A. C. Me* l.rod. Quitman. Ga.. assignor to Quit man Manufacturing Company, a car- portion nf Georgia; running gear for vehicles, L. J. 81 mm on. Fitsgerald, Oa. Grocary Company Raorganitas. Iprciai to Tbo Oeofgtas. Columbus. 'Ga.. Feb; It.—The City Grocery Company has been reorganised by i ho election of A. C. Chancellor prevalent, Paul Dlamukea secretary and Irravurer and J. Lowe Peacock gtn- oral manager. DEATH CAME Benjamin P. llobert. a^I 7t yean, a pioneer rltlten of Atlenta, died very and dealy at -hi*. residence. 18 Crew etreet, Wedneedey nlfht. For tereral year* Mr. Holn-rt bed Buffered with heart trouhl*. but on atartlug to retire Wedaeaday night ap peared In the beat of beeltk. A ehort while afierwarde bl* daughter. Mia* Mery II. Knberl, etepped Into her father’* reom and found him sitting on a cbalr seeping for brent b. A phyelrtan waa hurriedly calP ad. but Mr. Holier! peaaed away before he arrived. Mr. Hphert I* earvlred by eae ■laughter end three eon*, Cbarlee H., Harry Itoberti. manager of th* American Bap- Hat Publication society In thhl etty. and Benjamin J. Hubert, of at. Lenta. Th* fnnerel errangemeute have not bee* ' WITH TOOTHACHE MEDICINE WOMAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE. ••telaI te Tee Georgias. Chattanooga, Tenn.. Feb. II.—Euge nla Hughes attempted suicide har* by taking laudanum aad creosote. She was found In a room with a man who gave hts name aa Frank Dalll*. She complained nf toothache and Dallle sent for laudanum and creosote.-which ■he woman drank while, Dallle taya, he wae out of th* room. Cara Run ta Park. Special to Tile Ceolgi.vB. Macon. Ga.. Feb. SI.—Street cart be- rnn lo run to Central City park yes terday morning from the corner of Fourth and Mulberry *>reet* A 1t- inlrulc schedule will be maintained. Till* nctlon on the part of th* atreet car company It th* result of the per sistent effort* ' of Alderman Hloan, chairman of the public properly com mittee. 10 record of tho ease Is being com. ^ by Court Reporter Parry aad it laved It will be turned ever to tbs attorneys for th* dttens* and the prosecuting attorneys on Thursday. TWO TELEPHONE GIRLS GIVE AN EXPLANATION Mias Myrtle Darla and Miss Daily Bsi trr, th* two “hallo” glrle *f the Bell Tel* phone C'ompaay who appeared at wltatteet In potto* court lo the eat* of C. A. McDon ald. of « Scott street, detlre It stated that they had no part In the alleged quarrel be tween McDonald and hie wife. Mlaa Darts and Miss, Batter say they were Invited to the MrDooaM homo by Mrs McDonald and that only ooa game ef card! waa playad while they were there, and that they drank no win*. They alto aay they left the honee about 10:K> o’clock aad were at boat at th* Urn* McDonald waa arrested. Y.M. C,A. SOCIAL CLUB WILL ENJOY DEBATE On Friday night the Social Club of tho Toung Mon's Christian Asso ciation will entertain the member* of tho association and thalr man friends with music and a debate. Beginning at 1:15 o'clock, the association orches tra will pit)-, and at 1:10 o’clock the debate will begin, th* orchestra fur nishing selection* between the verloue speeches. The subject to be discussed Is, "Rosolvad, That Washington Was a Better President Than I* Roosevelt” Th* apeak era will be lb T. William*. W. P. Btoodvrorth, £. F. Childress and Walker Whit*. Admission will b* by card, and any number of the association who datlrea admission cards for hlmealf and hi* friends can obtain thee* card* by ap plying at th* association office. WILL DOUBLE TRACK LINE , INTO NEORO SETTLEMENT. Kfl RESPONSIBLE FOR WilliB Abbot Says That Bargain Waa Mado Long Ago. Wtablaglqs, Feb. 5L—The "ayetem" has satad a senator. Tha Menuou charrh la 1a th* l'sited > fitate* coagree* by eae of tie chief ’’apostlea." Tht bargain made by th* Isle Mark liaaii In 8Ml with th* aid ef Perry Heat*, has beta meet scrupulously earned eat. Preaideut Roosevelt applauded the de feat* ef Batet by Senator Kuos. Seat tor kUL long a membar „r the prreldeat’e official family, made the tael defense of Srnoet aad ef th* church which he tepee- aeute—for It I* th* rburrh, hot the (tat* ef Ftftaut? vMck 111,011 ftethly ** M Id* a*- Tha vote by which Mr. Imt waa aest t wu d lo ft Duly thru* Democrats Had la kla favor use waa Clark, of loataaa. whoa* peaweraev baa always if aueelloa. Its retlrva from tea days. A a*read waa . Kentucky, who will retire to *»Ue at Ik* band* of relt oa eae ef the commie 2 > lew compels a repr* S&fi&i. of Viral, for kla vote will tvar 1ST MARKS, TESi BOUNTY OFFICIAL! PREY OF GRAFTERS “It seems to m* that th* officials aad employ*** In tMs court house are con sidered legitimate prey for all th* graftsrt aad panhandlers in town." Such waa tba observation mad* by an official at th* court house Thursday morning, after he had been touebed for th* second Urns by Impecunious vial tor*. “All lhe** panhandler* teem to think everybody In the court house." be con tinued, "has to eotaa across is order to hold his lob. t won't tat a .man go hungry, but I beta to bo Imposed upon. “Now, there’* a fellow." ho laid, Intlng to a visitor lust leaving, "who cam* hare a few days ago la. apd tha reason MSs loot ehould tbd orohubly .— „JS reunite for the party '■sponsible ter It. Of enurae. they have ..— --- Mormons the price elected for . Idaho and Wyoming, t gratitude from Ihl* called a church, but ora* uUalltw*whYeif7* which lu I* fart a pc t.OQO.aw women lu lit e<l petition* asking for I Itmoot, end oa th* day Ike the galleries were crowd* vote wae lekeu crowded with women, la the corridor*, uni apologises ueloualng I tn bis trams while hundreds ble to ala ad Heed Itmoot hui be not , drfeada, potrgamlele oelouslng to hie church. He defended men tn this fashion: ”1 do not think that George firimhell Is holding out a wife there lu a damning manner. I do not think that wry man, prople know that be haa more than on*, ‘.pparenlly this tea. who •tail —tor of the United d held bis .lent very largely pertentl Induence of I'resldent nooeevell, holds that a plurality of wive* Ja excusable, even laudable, provided they are not "daunted." Kvery supporter of scute voted tor Krnoot. Senator Knui de- fended him lu a speech, and President M-vrr-l* Mmyir wrote n letter .mil yew It to the public npprovliu that dcrena!' The responsibility Is clearly died. If the lailon waul* Uormonlmn lutrencbc.1 el Veshlhgton II kuowe whom to tliauk forit IS MISSJUCHAKMI Caiue From Country ami Worked in Local Priut Shop. Special to The (leorgtsu. Macon, Os., Feb. II.—In order to run tho Ocmulge* Park lino to the union depot Ih# Macon Railway and Light Company petitioned the city council for th* permission to double track on For syth atreet from Progica* to College and Cotton avenue, and from College to the city hall. Thl* would give practically a new line In the city, running directly through th* heart of the city, to the nogro settlements, and will be a Una almost exclusively for the negToea. The council took th* matter under advisement. Full Dress—1-4 Off Copyright 1906 by Han Schaffocr iS Mai* Your dress clothes beginning to show service marks or to seem somewhat out of line with correct style? Then come here for a new outfit—readv-to-put-ou aud as fine and well-fitting as the most expen sive custom tailor can make. Buy during this February Re- building-Reduction v^ale aud s&ve 25 per cent of usual cost. You’ll get our guarantee of entire satisfaction—backed by the uame and fame of Rogers, Peet & Co., or Hart, Schaffner & Marx. Daniel Bros. Co. 45-47 Peachtree St. Mlaa Berta Buchanan, of Kirkwood avenue. W ho came lo the city from the country with her parents only elk months aso. ha* been strangely mlaa Ing from her home for more than i week and It le thought the may have been kidnaped. Police and detective* art ararchlng for the mlelang girl, but *0 far abso lutely no truce of her present where abouts has bean obtained. She arc me lo have vanished ns completely a* though ehr had evaporated. Th* girl disappeared Tuesday a week ago. aftet finishing har day’* work at a printing shop, and her parent* are greatly dl.lreeaed over their failure to recefte any word from her. There la no reason known why Mist Buchanan should have left her home. aM It la believed .she may have fatten Into the hands of klonnpers, who have rpirlted her away. PERSONAL ENCOUNTER BETWEEN POLITICIANS. Bpeclal 10 The Georgian. Birmingham. Ala.. Keh. SI.—In a per aonat encounter between I'aptaln Frank P. O'Brien, defeated candidate for mayor of Birmingham, and Alder man B. H. Cooper, who has Just been re-etecied. M. M. Stewart, a member of th# Cliv Democratic executive com mit!**. we* slightly cut about the hand while trying to separate the belliger ents. Th* trouble occurred tel* yes terday afternoon In Al Campbell’* sa loon and created considerable excite ment. A number of city officiate wore In the place at the time. aqeo CONFEDERATEVETERAN PASSES AWAY AT 8PARTA. Special to Th* Georgian. Sparta. Go., Feb. SI.—Tom I-ewla, a Confederate veteran and one of the oldest and most highly respteted dll- sens of Hancock county, died yester day morning al hie home. In Powelton. ■even mile* north of Sparta. He waa surrounded by hla family when death came, which waa not unexpected on account of the Inflrinlllei Incident le old ur Mr. I^wle left a large family. Th* funeral services will be held thin morn ing In Ihe Powelton Baptist rhureh. of which he ha* been a member for 'a number of years. CLAIMS KILLING OF MAN WAS ACCIDENTAL Special to Th* Georgian. Dallas. Teen*. Feb. 31.—William Schroedrr. a railroad man, wu shot and killed here teat night by James Ayers, another railroad man. Ayer* surrendered to officers, saying It wae an | accident. POUR MONTHS RECESS FOR ALABAMA LEGISLATORS. nclel to The Georgia*. Montgomery. Ala.. Feb. II.—The leg islature agreed today to take race** March 3 end reconvene on July ». Attempt Moy Provo Fatal. Special lu The Georgian. Meeon. O*.. Feb. 31.—Tha condition of John R- Riddick, who shot himself i ll H I'. Haynes' store leal week. 1a aitll serious II la stated at th* hospital that hla .hence* fur recovery are very dm,to t"' or the cold apetta. attired In a straw Itat and a thin, threadbare coat. Hla very look* created aympathy. Solici tor Hill gfiv# him a Saa overcoat and hat. and he wu back la three day* trying 10 work tha aam* stunt again with the tale be had to Mil tbo coat and bat to buy food." a "He probably waata bia rent paid today. I am getting wIm. though. A man told m* a pitiful tale yesterday In Marietta strut about nothing to eat for three days, and I atari*d with him to a restaurant t* fill him up. I wont In the roatauraat first add looked around for my panhandling friend and uw him running across Broad atreet.” LUKE BRADLEY DEADi CLERK TO ORDINARY Luke Bradley, for aeveral year* re cording clerk In the office of Ordinary Wllklneoa. died Thursday morning at hla residence, 755 Glenn atreet. attar an lllneu of aeveral months. He wae about to year* uf age and wu a native of tho County Meath, Ireland. By trade be wu a stonecutter, but In 1544 he wu appointed to the poaltk>m.ln th* ordinary's office, which he held until the Um* of hla death. He had been III since August. Mr. Bradley wae a member *f the Stonecutters' Union, th* Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Atlanta Federa tion of Trades, the members of which The time of the funeral will be am nounced later. CRAWFORD JACKSON RETURNS FROM FLORIDA Rev. Crawford Jackson, chairman of Ihe Central Juvenile Protectory Com mittee, hu been,In Florida since the beaming of the year aad during hie so- Journ In that atats hu won many friends to the protectory movement. He hu been urging the need of ju venile court* and tho probation system In dealing with young delinquents. Th* pointe 'visited nava been Jacksonville. Lake City, Gatnaavtlle. Ocala, Tampa. Lakeland and Orlando. In tho tight counties visited by him he hu succeed ed In creating juvenile courts with vol unteer probation officers and ha* also 4routed a demand for legislative action tn unction and provide for such courts. Influential mattings have been held at all the point* named and petitions have been addressed to Governor N. B. Broward seeking hla valuable recom mendation to the next general assem bly for Juvenile court legislation. Gov ernor Broward'* attitude to the move ment is friendly and It la generally be lieved that It* will give Ills valuable support to a meuure that Is so wlae ■nd so human*, and that hu worked so admirably In other slales. will attend hi* funeral from ihet'hiin h thing* we mention an extensive of the Immaculate Conception. He te 1:. # .nd matcri. survived by a wife and three children. n , ue 01 ne * t® 00 * 1 * • na NEW AND COMPLETE LINES •IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Only no Wula TUI tutor— Buy How, snd Get the Choice Thin#*, DRESS GOODS. New lilies of Dree* Goode, ranjfiug from JSe to fl yard. SUITINGS. Three very special lines of Suiting* in checks and over g lside, in Mohaire, Serges and eiges and in all the pretty grey and tan oombinations. 16c, 36c and 60c 50-oJCH Sicilian Mohairs, in tan. grey, green, brown, navy and black, special value at Mo ALL WOOL AT Mo YARD. Batistes. Voile*. Panamas.! Serges, Veilings. Crepes and mixed Suitings in all the beat colors at 50c DRKB8 GOODS AT 89c YARD, embracing a wide range of Wonted Snitinga and plain ool- ors, most of which would bo good values at 50c; on special table at 30c HEW LIKES OF B0Y8’ SUITS from $1.50 up. We are showing remarkable values in all styles and sizes, at $3 MEN’S SUITS aw. m and amongst the "very good a Is at $10.00 MEN'S HATS. BOYS' OAFS. MEN'S PANTS. BOY’S PANTS. SHOES. 240 MARIETTA STREET. BLACK SILKS. Two Specials; 36-ineb $1.00 quality Black Taffeta for 80c. and the regular 36-inch $1.25 quality for $1.00 BLACK PETTICOATS. ' Very special values in black cotton Taffeta Petticoats, ldaj$j like genuige Taffeta, each $1.00 LADIES' SKIRTS. We are showing some striking values in Ladies’ Dress SkirU in very latest designs at $3.00, $4.00 ud $6.00 LADIES’ WAISTS. Many new thing* in Silk Waists from $1.75 to $3.00 and s very extensive line of new ' Linen, Lawn and Linger!* styles in white at $1.M LONG GLOVES in Black Silk are going to ba very scarce again. We have this week a very special value at, pair, $L» WASH OOODB. We are showing real-up-to-date Novelties in Ginghams, Per cales, Linens and other Wash Goods, at „ 1314* WHITE GOODS. Nainsooks, Longeloths, 40-inch towns,-fine Dimities, Madras and Pique Waistinga, and many other White Goods to select from at, yard, 10e MERCERIZED GINGHAMS. MERCERIZED ustiwab NEW EMWUmumiES. LACES and ALL OVXXA SHOES. 240 MARIETTA STRUT. ASK FOD INQUIRY INTO PROSECUTION Of PE0NA6E CASES ATLANTA FIRMS AMONG CREDITORS Special 10 The (leorxtel. Jacksonville. FI*.. Fab. 31,-Tke Iword of I rail* adopted reaolutlnaa last craning pell- tlenlot Florid* aenntor* and representative* lo talrndnre In couxve** reeolutlona calling for tu luvenllgallou uf th* manntr In wblrb peonage prosecution* are being conducted In the M>olb. *nd the methods being adopt- ^rfig^bT.^ M-SteW tfeftYiirj? .Vi; wa 1 'route* 5f the revolutions with Ihe requeal of Ik* ro-upemilon were acut by the lewul ,»f trade to the chambers of eommtree In lieorgt*. Alabama aad ulber Southern Speril, I tu The Oeorgtaa. Ilumbue. On.. Fab. II.—M B, Mi cro ry. u merchant of Buenu Vlvt*. Oa.. Imv tiled a petition In bankruptcy In the United Htnten court In Ihl* clly. Ilia llnlillltlen are given at tl.0fl.bi, and Hi.- asset it at tl.4dl.70. There are several Atlanta firms among (he cred itor* I.. Htrlckland. of Blakeley, Or., haa Hlvu died a petition In bankruptcy. bin liabilities being given at t3.tof.t4, » — -— . and III" osaeta at tt.4tl.7t. • He alao la Lincoln was ohot. Ho to survived b> Indebted lo several Atlanta firmv. three children, who reald* In Detroit HE WAS CHIEF OF POLICE WHEN LINCOLN WAS fiHOT. Washington. Feb. II.—Sew* ha* bean received here of th# death In 1 lorlda of MaJor A. P. Richard*. He waa born In Ohio, and was supsrtattndent ot po lice la Wsshlnfiton whan Preeldent MWANS I FRIDAY AKOSATI RDAT- WAT. SAT. ■ acuta tka Maw PAINTING THE TOWN 1 SEAT* NOW ON 8ALK For tho Only Appearance of «EMU EAMES of th* Metropolitan Opera House, N. T. Price* tl. tl.tt. tlV Box Seats 12 10 MONDAY NIOHT, FEBRUARY SMK The New Spring Hats Telescopes. The popularity of the "Telescope” is not to be wdndered at—when yon consider the fact that it’s becoming to most everybody who tries it on. Law’s Dunlap Stetson Special 5.00 5.00 3.00 ^ ^ Pearl, Mb', Nutria, Black tininis hr. THE BIJOU ssw GAY NEW YORK WITH MI.I.IAN HO "wMESA IX 4X» Next Week: I Ei Dorado 1 BLUHKALL-ATWOOD Oo, Night prices 13, 20, JO, tOc. Matinee FTtc^lT^Mj. . Th ScAFTAm e «&irr" m *‘ JAMESTOWN COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY MAYOR, •serial to Tkt Caorftas. Savannah. Os.. Fab. St.—Mayor Tlsdsman has appointed a commlsslen. composed of th* following gentlemen, tn look after Mavannah’a Interest, st the Jsmsstown Exposition: Aldtrmen unttr, t'oiton Exchange: Hamsun, preskltnt ct the t'haia ot tb* w wu- Ohamber of Wilson. Ouckonholmer. Ballsy. Kauai- man. Wright. Hu t ■ commerce: W. n. Stlllwall. presMsmr of th* Board of Trade, and Georgm J. Baldwin, peeatdent of th* Georgia His torical Uoctety. The mayor 1a also a member of the committee. LITTLEFIELD Ifi ACQUITTED OF KILLIHQ OANIELfi. Special lo Tho Georgia*. Columbia. 8. C, Feb. II.—After betas out all night, th* jury ta charge ef tb* cave against W. P. Utile, bar bflUag Clarence Dentate, a fellbw conductor, about the latter’s talfl. tbta mnrnlnx brought In a verdict at ag* quIttaL