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• THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SATURDAY. JULY 20. HOT. 18 W. A. FOSTER. Real Estate and Loans, 22 S. Broad. Bell Theme 2027. . Atlanta, 1881. AT BLUB RIDGE, FANNIN COUNTY. Grorgia, at an elevation of MOO feet. In tba heart of the Blue Illdfe mountnlna, we hare a eplendldlr constructed two-atory building, nearly new, containing ten or more bed roouie; flrat door conalete of a -.slur room, hot aud cold water, tub and ahower baths; Inside toilets. There Is also a large dry twisement; water supplied from deep } building coat over . _jpot. Sleep under bl—_— __ We can offer tbie lovely place for WAYCBOS8 Id THE MAGIC CITY OF tfc Coast Line ratlroed Is completing two mllllon-dollar shops. It la estimated that 4.00 to 6,000 people will be staled to the nretent population of 10,COO people within Where will theee people live? "Jllrerslde Park" answer that quesuon. are offering lota within tha corporate Ito of Wa/crose on the remarkable terms J3 to $io cash, and II to fd per month. “fir*- RjSlTfcrnteh.. I. with th. tlOB sure money- from to per ore half thi per cent to 100 per cent before yo' 1 “brough paying for them. Bee o particulars and plate. alley. The lota are elevated with rock wall In front. Only two hlocke of Whitehall. Prices from 81,000 to 12,000. ferry avenue, between ....<« land streets; large enough to build * houses on; sewer, side walks and chert; u* negro section; near the big colleges; 11,500. BUSINESS PROPOSITION. A well assorted stock of Dry j Goods Notions and Gro- j ceries; am sick and want to get out of business at once. I sell for cash only and amj doing a splendid business; brick store; rents $25 per month; near Atlanta, on carl line and railroad, with fine schools and churches. About | $4,000 stock. Address 1844 1907 8EMI*ANNUAL STATEMENT For the fill Months Ending Jans *0. U07, of tbs Condition of tbs State Mutual Life Assurance Go., OF WORCESTER Organised under the lawa of the atat# of Maaaachusetta; made to the governor of tho M0 Main street, Worcester, Maaa. I. CAPITAL 8TOCK. No capital atock—purely mutual. II. A88ET8. 1. Market value of real estate owned by the company $1,690,036.00—$ 1,690,086.00 2. Lonna on bonds and mortgage (first liens) on real estate.................. 4,518,?lf.00 3. Loans secured by pledge of bonds, stocks or other marketable collator* 4. Loans made in cash to policy-holders on this company's policies assign ed aa collateral 6. Bonds and stocks owned absolutely, book value S1M75.735.00 Market value carried out 697,ai5.O(L-Sl9,S73.06aOO 479,778.00 2,315,826.80 7. Cash In company's < 8. Caen deposited in b 10. Interest due or acc * accrued and unn ■4,522.81 474,186.61 316.147.32 11,494.72 cent for average loaning from gross amount) ... 15. All other assets, both real aud personal, not Included corporation loans Loons ou personal security “Quick Business,” Care The Georgian. UNION REAL ESTATE COMPANY. CORNER LEE AND OORDON 8TREET&I BELL PHONE 3 WEST. FOR SALE. ▲ BARGAIN FOR AN INVESTMENT IN I cottage and large lot on Bells avenue; I close In. Total assets ; III. LIABILITIES. L Net value of all the outstanding policies In force 626,964,780.00 Deduct net value of risks In this company, reinsured In other solvent companies 206,538.00 Net premium reaerve 2. Death losses and mutual endowments due and unpaid 1,000.00 S. Death lossea and mutual endowmeuts In process of adjust ment and not due 78,262.00 4. Death losses and other policy claims restated by the com* JRffi policy cieims.l 6,000.00 6. Premium obligations in excess of the net* value of their policies; pro- mluma paid In advance 7. DJvJdemfs declared and due; left with company to accumulate 64,234.00 135.243.00 140.640.00 12. Hurplus over all liabilities Total liabilities 680,147,990.82 INCOME DURING THE FIR8T 8IX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1907. Amount of cash premiums received 8. Interest received 4. Amount of Income from all other sources business center of Decatur. Totnl Income 62.913,877.20 V. DISBURSEMENTS DURING THE FIR8T SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1907. 1. Lob*., yl'l $ 782.812. endowments paid... 313,811.44 FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES. Totnl ...$1,066,123.80 3. Deduct amount received from other companies for loaaea or claims of policies of this company reinsured 12,500.00 Totnl amount actually paid for losses and matured endowments........81,063.623.80 Annuitants 3,799.62 6. 8'urrender pollcler I R■:!? » $U« NEAR FEDERAL PRISON LARGE LOT. CORNER PONDER AND Gallatin atreeta; suitable for home, store,| coni and wood yard purposes. Osllstir street soon to be cberted. Big bargain Bales Department: A. 8. HOOK. R. C. EVE. FOR QUICK SALE I HAVE ONE OF THE MOST desirable lot* In Elgin Park, that bMntlfol suburb, adjoining Collfg. Park all whit, neighborhood. Thin lot fronts 87 foot on Virginia it.dub, a 60-foot annua, cb.rtad all tb. wag, and ran, back M0 fast to as altar, Jnst a abort walk on thla cb.rtad annul from tb# CoU*go Park car, and win maka a ale. no. barb*a homo or a good In vestment. 1 mast sail at Net. Lat ma bear from goo. If goo want a bargain, taag Urma and do lataraat. Ad- EASY TERMS, CARE GEORGIAN. EDWIN P. ANSLEY, Real Estate, 4-6-8-10 East Alabama St. {•BONES; BELL W * ML ATLANTA M $3,600 — For beautiful home in Decatur, 7-r. cot tage in first class condition. Lot 100x230 with good shade, fruit trees and flow ers, fine garden spot. If you waut a home in Decatur this can’t be beat. Both Phones, 363. STORES AND OFFICES, I 5. Surrender policies 237,911.61 22-88 South Forsyth 8150.00 6. Dividends paid to policyholders or others 223,333.61 Marietta 60.no 7. Expenses paid, Including commissions to agents, and officers' salaries.... 340,409.64 S Lurfcl* 60.60 8. Taxes paid 48,886 97 Hear 91 North Pryor 3/um J 9. All other payments and expenditures I,210i54 77 Crew 216 West Mitchell.... 19 Peters 4344 Edge wood 20.00 60 Piedmont 20.00 52 Piedmont 20.00 199 Hemphill 17.50 27 29 Ivy 60.00 562 Decatur 15.00 173 Enst Hunter 10.00 222 Btnte 10.00 606 DeKnlb (Kdgewood, On.)., 12.00 838 Piedmont 12.00 8 Tabernacle 15.00 Get a copy of our rent bulletin. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT, 12 Auburn Avenue. Both 'Phones 613. w , V mi.uuiia Hisiiicu ill nllj nut- ri»h *•<•••••. W,VW.W Total amount of Insurance outstanding 122.390,709.00 A copg of the act of incorponitlun7du1 j cer titled, 1* of 81* in th* office of the In surance commissioner. STATE OF GEORGIA—COUNTY OF FULTON. Personally appeared before the underalftned John D. Pickett, who, being duly aworn. depose, and anya thnt be la the general agent of State Mutual Life Assurance Company, and that the foregoing atutement la correct and true. _ . ....... JOHN D. rtCKETT. General Agent. Sworn to ami subscribed before me this 18th day of July, 1907. ANDREW J. HANSELL, S’. P„ Fulton Co., Ga. All polioioa issued under tho perfected non-forfeiture Insurance Law* of Massachusetts. Paid up Participating Insuranoe, Cash Valuta, Loan Valuaa and Ex- tandad Inaurance ovary yaar aftar second. WOODWARD LUMBER The record of tho company covers a period of alxty.threa yearn. Tha ang financial condition of tho company, ita large annual dividenda, com mencing end of firat year, maka a most desirable company for tho poliey- stroni holder. Liberal contract* will be made with reliable men to aot as agents throughout tha atat*. Address COMPANY. JOHN D. PICKETT, HAVING COMPLETE II Judge Bartlette Will Ap point Committee to As sist in Work. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., July 20.—No committee to assist the temporary receiver! of the Exchange Bank haa yet been named by Judge Bartlett, who waa chairman of tho atockholdera* meeting, but Mr. Bartlett Intends, aa soon aa possible, to name three of the moat prominent stockholders of the bank, ao that they can aaalat the gentlemen who are now In charge of the affairs of the bank. The auditing Arm will begin at once to go over all the hooka of the bank, hav ing been engaged for thirty days long er. They will examine Into all the as- aeta of the bank and Ax, aa near aa possible, the absolute values on every claim and note which the bank holds. It Is expected that a Anal report will be submitted to the stockholders on August It, when It la expected perma nent receivers will be named. CENTRAL FRUIT SHIPMENTS MAY~R eacTT'i57ooo _ crates; Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., July 20.—Tho heighth of the fruit-shipping season has been reached in this week's shipments of peaches, and more of the luscious fruit haa left Georgia in the last few days than in the previous two weeks. The total shipped to date is 729 cars, which Is considerably in excess of an estimate made some weeks ago, fore casting that the shipments would not pass 600 car loads. At present It seems that the shipments will reach 1,200 or 1,500. Copy of Statement of the Condition —of— The Reserve Loan Life Insurance Go, on the 29th day of June 1907. Located at 300 to 310 Saks Building, Indianapolis, Indiana. CHALMERS BROWN, President. WM. K. BELLIS, Secretary. ASSETS. Loans on Mortgages of Real Estate worth double the amount loaned vthereon and free, from any prior incumbrance, and loans on this Company's policies assigned as collateral....! 1,699,191.77 Cash In Office, Banks and Trust Companies United States and Municipal Bonds Interest due and accrued Net Due and Deferred Premiums All other Assets 64.517.63 10.907.50 6,681.21 22,089.05 41,805.04 $ 1,745,192.10 MACON ANNEXATION BILL TO BE RUSHED, Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., July 20.—All four mem bers of the Bibb county representa tion in the legislature have In their possession copies of the annexation bill which was recently submitted to the city council and passed by that body. The bill os It stands is rather a lengthy affair. Copies of the bill were forwarded some time ago, as Mayor Smith wishes the measure to come up before the house as soon as possible. The representatives from Bibb county are very probably discussing the bill at the present time and agree ing upon the one who Is to first bring It up. In Macon the larger property owners and members of the city coun cil are greatly Interested In the meas ure, and word is expected from At lanta each day, saying that the bill has been Introduced. TOLD WIFE GOODBY; OFFICER PREVENTED SUICIDE. Macon, Ga., July 20.—What might have proved another death was pre vented yesterday by Officer Jackson, of the police force, when J. P. Nowell, white man, after bidding his wife goodby, pulled a razor from his pock- HARDWOOD INTERIOR FINISH AND MANTELS, DOORS, SASH & BLINDS. GENERAL AGENT FOR GEORGIA. 1216-217 Empire Building. Atlanta, Ga, SEND YOUR PLANS FOR ESTIMATES. STATISTICS. ATLANTA - - GEORGIA. ROOFING SLATE. PROPERTY transfers. $1,000—Frank L. Malone to M. H. London, lot on North avenue. War ranty deed. $760—W. J. Lancy to Atlanta Bank ing and Savings Company, lot on Pearl street. Mortgage. $800—Miss I.. C. Barnwell to John T. Backus, lot on McDaniel street. Warranty deed. $2,000—W. P. Keeley to R. A. Wood, lot on Berne street. Warranty deed. $800—R. A. Wood to Susie M. Wells, lot on Berne street. Loan deed. $11,000—Leltoy Edmondson to Stel la K. Humphries, lot on Eleventh atreet (with love and affection). $854—Ellen North to Atlanta Bank ing and Saving* Company, lot on Hil liard street. Mortgage. $12.000—J. H. Drummond to George WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF AHR- GINIASLATEJNSTAND-|^—i?ed. lot on Cpn,ri " av,n " e ARD SIZES—CAN FUR- $$B0—Mrs. Martha Smith to Atlanta XTTCfTT A \tv att a XTrPTrtiv I Danklng and Havings Company, lot on NISH ANY QUANTITY. Ethel Ktreet. Mortgage. ATfiO NATTrS TpF*T/F PPL 8600—n. R. Wilson to Mr». Jooeph ^f Reynolds, lot on Hylvan avenue. War- MENT AND METAL ra,,ly TRIMMINGS. WE ARE Rose Investment Company, *lot^ PREPARED TO PUT ON | ae ,°i!!oS-wui.am Q j u,t & deed * Kennemiw Jefferson street. Warranty deed. 8400—R. S. Williams to S. J. Pattlllo, lot on Madeira street. Warranty deed. 8250—B. J. Baker to C. O. Cates, lot on Finley avenue. Warranty deed. 8650—Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Kontz to Mrs. M. R. Carman, lot on State street, Warranty deed. 8650—Mary Askew to G. D. Johnson, lot on Bellwood avenue. Warranty deed. 840—Thomas J. Eady Investment Company to G. D. Johnson, lot In Hoi iywood cemetery. Warranty deed. BUILDING PERMIT8. 8150—-Will Mauldin, to build coal house and shed at 110 Luckle street. 81.000—Emery-Stclner Company, repair fire damages at rear of 1-13 North Broad street. 8150—L. P. Thomas, to re-cover frame dwelling at 168 South Foryth street. 8600—Plntsch Compressing Company, to repair building at 1 Mechanic street, YOUR ROOF COMPLETE. | Sktnnor, lot on 1 \\ arranty deed. avenue. DOWMAN-DOZIER MFG. COMPANY. 61.350—W. E. Adamson to S. W. Sul- I Hvan, lot on corner of Woodson and i Love streets. Warranty deed. $2,300—J. Frank Meadow to L. Z. ! Rosser and Morris Brandon, lot on FUNERAL NOTICE. MADDOX—Edward Flournoy Mnddnx, In- fnnt son of >lr. Robert F. and Ixtllle 11. Maddox, aged 1 year and 8 days, died nt the fsmtlsr homo, at Woodhavcn. Sat- unlay morning. July ?>. at 3 o'clock. Funeral from the resilience ns above Sunday Afternoon. July 31, at 3 Intcrniont III Oakland cemetery. BIRTHS. To Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Kennedy, at 40 Jones avenue, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Maxwell, at 65 Dodd avenue, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. Pat Butler, at 377 East Fair street, twin boys. To Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Davis, 59 Plum street, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dickey, at 73 Auburn avenue, a boy. DEATHS, Harry B. Slinmonda, age 65 years, died at Presbyterian Hospital. Ben Williams, colored, age 81 years, died at 200 Maple street Hines, colored, age 25 Elisabeth Hines, years, died at 101 Maple street. COAT OF TAR AND HAYSEED FOR CRIME vre UUILOINQ. tlOTM PHONES 4234 NEEDA FENCE? Findlay, Ohio, July $0.—S. M. Smith, "look* ,or a CTlme against a girl, was caught last night hy citizens of Van Buren and given n coat of pitch and hayseed. He was warned to get out of town u'n der penalty of lynching. EXTRA HELL PHONE 4300 gant. In northeast Atlanta; broad tile yard Think of It! Than act. Page Fence Erected Cheaper Than Wood W. J. DABNEY IMP. CO., 96, 98 and 100 80. Forsyth Street. VILLAGE ALMOST WIPED OFF MAP Zanesville, Ohio, July $0.—Cannel- vllle. n town of 300 Inhabitants, eight j mile, souUr of here, was almoat wiped off th*> limn hv n flrw-wt VMt«rdnv off the map by a flood yesterday. During the noon hour a cloudburst occurred a mile above the village, in undating tho town. Dwelling houses were washed from their, foundations and the Inhabitants had barely time i to escape to the hull. Sixty families ' are hotnelees. Klee shad*, two block* from car*. FOR RENT $i.75n-$3to cash, balance $15.0* PE r| After August 1st, Christian Church Building, about 75x woo to; new, 4 i , _ mg, *^«oo: Beoui Sm.' {SWiSSE* ** HE |100, on Hunter street, adjoining Chamber of Commerce and opposite courthouse. Will remodel to suit tenant for facturin , to®^B^5r>; T u^L E djTm?'. , bi‘o“« manufacturing, mercantile or office purposes. Mwrtnjl »ieva![ Also 3o Auburn avenue. Will improve to suit tenant acre uf ground; tliw street fronts; built for s homs; complete pises, showing eleva lion. front and side. Twos can £ f «r.oiEi h for manufacturing, mercantile or hotel purposes. This nice** ran t fs 11 t.» pi™*.. I r r WE GET RESULTS” I A. G. RHODES, 1130 Candler Buliding. J gooany, puiieci a razor rrom ni« pocK- et and made the statement that he was going to end his life. His wife's screams brought neighbors to the rescue and also the officer, who was not far off. Nowell would make no statement why he made the attempt upon his own life. ONE FATALLY HURTi LIABILITIES. Net present value of all policies in foice .... All other liabilities Surplus .$ 1,801,$23.to . 18(477,71 . 12&4$0.4> The greatest amount Insured on any ens risk. $ 1.745,182.10 . 10,000.00 Total amount of Insurance In force ...............$14,700,885.00 W. A. RINKER, General Agent, 412 Century Building, Atlanta, Georgia. BASEBALL TODAY. ATLANTA VS. LITTLE ROCK. Tues- Memphis Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, day, Ladies' Day. Game called at-4 o'clock. GRAND NEXT WEEK Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Ninth Successful Week of tha GEO. FAWCETT CO. Presenting the Famous Comedy, JANE EYRE Magnificent Stage Production. Complete In every minute detail. Strong cast* Night prloee, 25c to 50c. Matlnoo, 25o and 35c. Waterloo, S. C., July 20,—Mrs, 8a. rah J. Griffin, of Evanston, Ga., was probably fatally, and seven others se riously Injured In the wreck of passen. ger train No. 2, on the Charleston and Western Carolina railroad, here yestcr aay afternoon. The wreck was due to a break In the carriage of the engine which tore up the track for somo distance. Tho en gine was derailed and the coaches fol lowed. The rear passenger coach and Pullman were turned completely over. The Injured were cared for In pri vate home| here. The Iese seriously Injured are: Dr. E. W. Pinson, Cross Hill, S. C., arm hurt. Mrs, E. W. Pinson, Cross Hill, S. C., bruises, E. M. Pinson, Cross Hill, S. C. C. B. Jenkins, Spartanburg, 8. C„ Internal Injuries. Wash P, Saxon, Spartanburg, 8. C„ Internally Injured. Mrs. Wingfield. Augusta, Ga., hurt Internally and upon the nrms. Dr. Pinson, himself badly Injured on the arm, rendered valuable service In dressing the wounds of others less for. tunate. AUTO HIT MUD HOLE, AND LOST IN RACE Special to The Georgian. Columbia, 8. C., July 20.—The race between the Ford and Rco machines from here to Augusta ended at the Savanah bridge by tho arrival of the Ford at 11:30 o'clock. The start was from the Congaree bridge at 7:0 o’clock. Mr. Jenkins, toward tho fln Ish, when the machines were running almost even, struck a mud hole and was delayed. Great Interest was mani fested In the race here. John Jacobs drove the Ford for 8. B. McMaster. CASINO PONCE DELEON NEXT WEEK Matinees: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Another Greet Week of VAUDEVILLE Martin, Buckley & Co., Comedy Sketches. Gertrude Flake, Singer, Rae & Brosohe, Comedy Dus. Chick & Chiclets, Eocentrlo Cyclists, Steal* & Edwards, Musical Comique The latest Moving Picture*, Casino Popular Prices. 8ale at Bijou. MiRAND Tonight, 8:30— Matinee Saturday GEORGE FAWCETT CO. BY SPECIAL REQUEST CAMILLE NEXT WEEK—“JANE EYRE.’ CASINO PONCE DELEON PARK. Tonight—Matinee Saturday. VAUDEVILLE Hayward, Conroy and Hayward, WHITE CITY Wolfing’8 educated Stall ions give free performances at 4 o’clock, 8:30 and 9:30, every day this week.. Atlanta's Playground DOCTORS DID NOT VOTE A PROTEST Light haa been (died upon the re nted action of the Fulton County ledlcal Association against a portion of the Hardman-Covington bill, by a prominent physician who was present at the meeting Thursday night, and who denies that the association voted to send a memorial to the legislature. According to the physician the thing happened as follows; It was a regular meeting of the as sociation. The legislative committee rendered a report against the particu lar section relating to the use of whis ky by physicians and ns customary the report waa accepted. A motion to send a delegation to the legislature and to publish resolutions against the bill in the papers was voted down. It was understood that the discussion was not be published, but it leaked out and an officer of the association verified the facts aa obtained by The Georgian. In this way It was reported that the medi cal association as a body waa opposed to tha bUL naywaro. wonruy «nu nuyvvaru. Clarke, Bargeman and Mahoney. Van der Koore. Leo and Pongs. Smith end Baker. Harry Stewart. Pony Ex press. Sole Orchestra. Next Week: VAUDEVILLE. HlfMl misin wras' 1 wBBBBBBSSmmm Matinees Dally 3-4 p. m. Nights, 7:30-11. NEXT WEEK’S PROGRAM. Extra—Musical Stepps—Extra The Muelcal Prodigies. JAMES HENNESSY, Black Face Comedian. PROP. HALDMAN, The Master of Magic. VAUGHAN SARGEANT, In Songe and Dances. MISS ANNA STEINBORIt, ^^^^ln!IUistr*»e^3onge^^^^ MILLIONAIRE MAY GET LONG SENTENCE Cheyenne. \Vy.>, July 20.—E. M. Hoi- brook, a millionaire; E. E. Lonabaugh, a prominent attorney, and Robert Mc- Phlllameny, well-known business man of Sheridan, were found guilty In the Federal court yesterday of conspiracy to defraud the government of coal land*. The maximum penalty In each of the two counts I* two years In the penitentiary and a line of $10,000. Ponce de Leon Evet^thingkr^e^bod}^ St Nicholas Auditorium PONCE DELEON PARK. A. J. SELF, 80UTHERN CHAMPION, 8katlng on 8tllts Every Night, Tues day, Thursday and Saturday After noons this week. Formerly Secretary-Trearorer Carter A Gillespie Electrio Co. 6AS FIXTURES and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 28 6'. BROAD ST. ATLANTA. OA. (Inman Bldg.) Rear Maddox-Rucker Bank* Rrll Phonei 1327 end 1328. — CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY, Depart To- Arriv* From— fiarsDOBb .... (.50 JacksoOTlU*.. Macon lltotmlMacoa ......... 1 Macon 4.15 pmJJaekaonTUI*... J Macon (.10 pmlBaranash ,11.« pc . 100 SB Famine In Jamale*. Klngaton, Jamaica, July 10.—The eight month!' drought In eastern Ja maica haa culminated In a aerioui fam ine. There hoe been a great loss of cattle and the crops have been total'? destroyed. Hundreds of persons *r* subsisting on mangoes and many »J* dying from hunger and thirst, th* tank* and ponds being dry. i 1.