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TTIE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. WEDNESDAY, APRII. 24, Iror. SALE EXTRAORDINARY IN 0UR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Porch Swings $3.50 Porch Swings of weathered nak, mission style, complete with heavy chain- I just Hke ^cutj soW by others at IS ami <6; S3jB0 offered here during this sale at.. Mission Oak Plate Racks Tomorrow we'll-sell well made, hand some mission oak' Plate Racks, 36 Inches long and 24 Inches high, with hooks for cups, style Just as shown In lli'ORB IUI Dl/IU JUBl i cut; worth fully J2.60; at the special price of 98c Lawn Settees 160 Porch or Lawn Settees, Just like cut; extra strongly made and painted green or red; should sell for 62.50; our special price 98c. Porch Rockers Big line of extra large and made. Porch Rocker*: 12.00 value *1.39 63.00 value $1.98. Magazine Racks Another sale of these large and hand some 4-shelf Magazine Racks of dark worth 62.60; our price only. Baby Go-Carts Folding Oo-Carts with steel frames, bicycle wheels, rubber tires, polished perforated wood seat and back; worth 14.00; In this sale $1.98 only. Famous Cotton Felt Mattresses If you want a delightfully comfortable, sanitary, durable and satisfactory mattress, come and see our "Red Star." Full size: weight, 15 pounds; lino sateen ticking and Imperial rolled edge; the same mattress ex- 95 tensively advertised by others at 616; our special price. Other Good Mattresses 30*pound all cotton Mattresswell made and covered with good ticking. rep; wen i 40-pound full site cotton-ton Mat- $2.98! .^. ,3 ;f?.™!??:...$1.25 Children’s Oak See-Saws Baby Gradies Bab(es' Cradles, well made and worth fully 62.00; in this special aale 98c 260 Children's See-Saws of best grade oak, extra . strongly made; aafu. and furnishes best outdoor or indoor exer cise for the little folks; 64.00 value. $1.98 Refrigerators and Ice Boxes High-grade, well-made Refrigerators and Ice Boxes at 40 per cent less than other Atlanta dealers are asking for same goods. If you need a refrigerator or Ice box you cannot afford to miss this sale, as we positively cannot get any more to sell at these prices when present stock is sold out. Here are the prices: Refrigerators 35-pound Ice capacity $6.98 50-pound Ice capacity $8.98 75-pound 1& capacity $12.50 100-pound Ice capacity $15.00 150-pound Ice capacity $17.50 Ice Boxes. G0-pound Ice capacity ....$4.98 100-pound Ice capacity $6.98 150-pound Ice capacity.. $9.98 200-pound Ice capacity $12.50 Mail Orders Will Have Our Prompt and Careful Attention Sale of Bed Room Suits Tomorrow we will put on'sale just five handsome Bedroom Suits Just like the picture at a sensational bargain rice. Complete Suit of partly quarter-sawed polished golden oak; large bed with 6-lnch rool foot, extra Jnrge price. Complete Suit of partly quarter-sawed polished golden oak; large bed with 6-Inch rool foot, extra large . beveled French plate mirrors In dresser and washstand; swell/ront drawers. You cannot duplicate QQ r ese suits in town for less than $60. We will sell them tomorrow at: ,$«wivv i y - The Dixie Lawn Swing The Dixie Lawn Swing Is extra strong, well built and nicely painted; eeats four peo ple; Just like the picture; sold elsewhere In town at $6.60; our special price. Prices Quoted Hold Good Only While Present Supplies Last This Handsome Mission Suit $7.95 Sample line of Nottingham and Saxony Lace Cur tains; worth up to *5.00 pair: In *hls Qg c sale www Very handaome Oriental and Irish FolntCurialns; worth up to *6.00 a pair; at, SI .09 1 only v 30 by 60-Inch Smith's Axmlnster Rugs C] QO In bright patterns; *4.00 value «t»ssww 3 by 6-foot AVllton Velvet and Smith's CO QO Axmlnster Rugs, In this sfle **' 9 by 12-foot union wool Art Squares:CQ QO I worth *8.00: In this sale «4»w.ww by U-foot Tapestry Brussels ArtOQ QQ Squares, In good patterns nlth's Axmlnster Art Squares; size » 60 QO 12 feet: only l w.w w 9 by 13-foot *50.00 Wilton Velvet Art f Q QQ Squares; In this sale at nig sale of China and Jap Mattings; IQn worth up to S6c a yard, at Rest No. 1 Floor Oilcloth. In good pat- OEq terns; per yard, only. BASS’ We Give Green Trading Stamps 3-piece Mission Suit of flue weathered oak, including settee, chair and rocker, ex actly as shown in cut above; worth $7.95 $17.50; just 100 to sell at, per suit. Furniture Bargains 68 handsome poirshed qunrter-sawcd golden oak, Udeboards with large French plate mirrors, to gur X following bargain prlcea: 120.00 values at '. $9(90 80.00 values at : $13.50 40.00 values at $18.60 60.00 values at .*22.50 60.00 values at f *27.50 tOO line polished golden oak Dressers, with large french plate mirrors, reduced as follows: 10.00 values at .’ $5.00 ,16.00 values at $6.85 120.00 values at $9.90 30.00 values at V $13.50 Men's combination Chiffonier-Wardrobes of sillshed oak: worth' $40; in this $19 95 Two specials |n polished oak Woshstands: 3.60 values at . - $1.98 15.00 values at 1 $2.98 —— T BASS 18 West Mitchell Street ►LIVER’S AGENT GOES TO EUROPE AFTER LABORERS icclal to The Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenn., April 24.—James icatham, a labor agent In the em- oy of w. J. Oliver A Co., haa gone Europe after men for the Oliver in In this section. Cheatham's In- atlon Is to bring back with-hlm 600 mtrlans. The Austrians are said to 9kti good, reliable laborers, who will *y with a Job until It Is finished, "liver has been having much trou- wlth negroes during the last few nths, and he Is said to be anzious to i lace them as fast as possible. Bev- il of his contracts. It Is stated, have "r. seriously dcltlyed. our Baby’s Stomach TEXAS CATTLE TICK CAUSES MUCH CONCERN. Special to The Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenn.. April 24.—Fed era!"and "sta'te’ cattle 'inspectors of the " " das South are holding a six-day meeting In this city under the auspices of the United States department of agricul ture. The object of the meeting Is to discuss ways and means for Improving the live stock of the South. Dr. C. A. Cary, Alabama Inspector, la the pre siding officer! The Texas tick, said to be the pest which cattlemen most fear. Is receiving much attention at the meeting. COLUMBUS TEACHERS ARE ) TO ATTEND THE INSTITUTE. Special to The Georgian. Columbus, Ga, April 24.—Thirty teachers of the public schools of this city will leave tomorrow morning for Macon, with Professor C. B. Gibson, superintendent of the public schools here to attend the State Educational - 4 Association, which meets In that city . ...... , .ion Friday morning. The public schools Wdlcntorginof your baby Is tht stomach, 'here will be closed on Thursday and tcritical(*tsethimr—this invsri- i Friday In honor of Memorial day. * sasst critical stags la teething-this Invmrt- lr causes nervousness and stomach dleor- ™: followed by bowel petne. Diarrhoea and Olers-Infantum. There It one harmless oedy that corrects and cores oil such dleor- ".sad His Pitt’s Carminative contains qo injurious drugs, and has the dorsement of CASE OF JAKE HAYNES NOW WITH THE JURY. Special to The Georgian. Newnan. Ga.. April 24.—The ad journed term of Coweta superior court was convened here Monday. The case receiving moat attention from the public Is that of the state against Jake Haynes, charged with murder. The alleged homicide was In March, 1906. In the northern portion of Coweta county. The deceased was farther-ln-law of the defendant and the alleged trouble between them was at the home of the deceased and In the presence of the wife of each. After the difficulty the defendant left the state and during the regular March term of court came and surrendered to the sheriff. The defense Is that the deceased came to hie death by reason of exces sive use of whisky. The defendant Is constantly attended by his wife and his two beautiful children. The case went to Jury at 8 o'clock yesterday. WIFE TRACKS HUSBAND; HE C0MMIT8 SUICIDE. Sleep Like a. Top I- OKUGC1STS J > Cm, he Lamar & Rankin Drug Co. Atlanta, Georgia Suit Against Pscktr. T. A. Willingham, a meat dealer at 145 Venable street, has filed suit for 12,000 damages against the Swift Packing Company, upon the ground that an agent of that company entered his place of business and carried there from a quantity of meat, butter, eggs, etc The plaintiff charges that the articles were removed without his con sent and without any legal authority. Burwsll Wins Seat. Special to The Georgian. Sparta. Ga.. April 24.—Returns from all the precincts In the country show That Hon. W. H. Burwell haa been elected by 100 Votes over Hon L. L. Reese. to the legislature to fill the vacancy made by the death of Judge Seaborn Reese. A light vote was polled. Don’t lie awake with the remedy at your clbijw. To banish wakeful ness, nervous starts, bad dreams— to sleep soundly and waken re freshed-take Beeeham’s Pills Sold Everywhere. ’ In boxes 10c. and 260. DOME8TIC WATER SUPPLY for COUNTRY HOUSES. INSTALLED IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. DUNN MACHINERY COMPANY, 64 Marietta SL, Atlanta, Ga. Ridgewood, N. J„ April 24.—Fred erick' W. Gardner, Juitlce of the peace, and a wealthy resident, killed himself with a pistol last night. Mrs. Gardner followed her husband to the door of an apartment occupied by a young woman. When Gardner saw hla wlfa he drew a revolver and shot himself In the head. SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. Monday, April 22, 1907. Tallapoosa Cirouit. Southern Railway Co. v. J. W. Gen try, from Haralson. Argued. R. H. Brewer v. R. J. Ragan, from Polk. Submitted. Southern Railway Co. v. Mrs. E. V. Gore, from Douglas. Argued. T. H. Redmond A Co. v. Atlanta and Birmingham Air Line Railway, and vice versa, from Polk. Argued. Southern Railway Co. v. G. W. Scott, from Paulding. Argued. city court 395. C. N. Anderson v. State, from Fulton. Postponed to heel of next civil calendar. 396. Ben Tatum et al. v. State, from Sylvester city court. Submitted. 108. Ernest (Wood v. Stall* from Montlcelto city court. Submitted. 400. Clint James v. State, from Syl- vestor city court. Submitted. 401. Jesse Parker v. State, from Doo ly. Submitted. 409. Gaaton v. State, from Butts. Withdrawn. 41*.WIIson Patterson v. State, from Johnson. Submitted. 419. Dick Phillips v. State, from Jef. fersonvlllc city court. Argued. 420. Joe Phillips v. State, from Jef fersonville city court. Argued. 421. George Thomas v. State, from COURT OF APPEALS OF GEORGIA. Cases Argued. 170. Bernard McCabe v. State, from Chatham. 177. C. T. Stewart v. State, from Vi enna city court. 178. H. L. Graham v. State, from Cordele city court. 381. Crum Hicks v. State, from Ma con city court. 362. Rufus Jackson v. Stats, from Sandersvllle city court. 366. M. J. Moody V. State, from Tatt. nail. 260. Frank Sima v. State, from Dal ton city court. 100. Judge Ferguaon v. State, from Amertrus city court. 392. lien Moore v. State, from Griffin nBUHN „ 412. Wob Bass v. state. Postponed to heel of this call. 423. William Bass v. State, from Morgan. Submitted. 424. Joe Curtis et al. v. State, from Bibb. Argued. 426. Charlie Johnson v. State, from Bartow. Argued. Masons Elect Officers. Special to The Georgian. Gadsden, Ala, April 24.—Etowah commandery. No. 16, Knights Temp lars, held their annual election of of ficers last night, which resulted as fol lows: Eminent commander, Joseph Balfour; generalissimo, G. E. Christo pher; captain general,.W. A. Bellenger; prelate, Rev. J. W. Johnson; senior warden, W. J. Hoggs; Junior warden, Otto Agricola; treasurer. J. D. Dun lap; recorder. H. T. Myers; standard ~ ‘ II; TEST IT There's no occasion for you suffer' Ing with your kidneys or bladder. It makes no difference how many reme dies you have tried without relief. Stuart's Gin and Ruchu will cure. Aak us to mail you a sample bottle; this will convince you without expense that you can get. relief. p>r twenty years this remedy has been recommended by those who have used It. You can teet this dependable remedy by writing for sample, or you will find It at any drug store at 81.00 per bottle. STUART DRUG CO, bearer, Robert Campbell; sword bear er. N. A. Hammond; warder, Marion M. Turner. Turn Over A New Leaf Begin by opening an account in our Savings Department, and spending a little less than you earn. When you have filled a page in your pass book with deposit and start on the next, you will have turned over one'of the most important leaves of your life. We pay on-savings deposits 4 °|o Dodson To Be Given Trial. Special to The Georgian. Gadsden. Ala.. April 24.—O. F. Dod- Interest compounded twice a year. Drop us a postal for informa tion about hla 2-year- brought to this city and allowed a prfc llmlnary hearing before Probate Judge J. W. Penn. He will probably be tried on a lunacy charge. PICTURE EXHIBIT. AT CHAMBER Atlanta, Ga. miniature art exhibition la being held at the chamber of commerce. Several weeks ago, the board of di rectors of the Chamber of Commerce asked for portraits of all the 1 ex- presidents of the chamber. It was decided to hold a conference of the ex- presidents Wednesday to decide on the portraits. Several Atlanta artfsta furnished ex hibits of their work and the ex- prealdents looked them over Wednes day morning. Among the paintings was :um vf sludge Newman, one of Ralph Banking by Mail Central Bank & Trust Corporation, Candler Building, Branch cor. Mitchell and Forsyth. Van Landlnglu and one of J. named Is now ; the ex-presidrn R. M. Clarke min Crane. R. . R. B. Hull J