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w. A. FOSTER, Beal Estate and Loans, 12 S. Broad. t ; jotli, we lmvc poitponiHl the mile ft,twetn farmi until Batiirrtny, the 29th iMeember. So that on that day we h Veil at auction on the premise. Colo- J 1 Joseph H. mm'l fainooi “Monn- *1 view Farm. 1 Thl* plantation contain! 69) acres of splendid farming anil vr lands It has been surveyed and KaVided into twelve good farms. ranging 5 die from 15 to 150 acre, Every Arm S, both open and wooded land and run- •£, water; and nearly all have BO me Singe on them. Thl. property lain He- KkTounty, and within 14 tullci of tho firt home In Atlanta. We are going to S, It to the highest bidder without re. lie on terms of one-fourth cash, and the ESnoe In one. two and three years. ISK.B will last all day anrf light re- eihnienls will be served free. Write, tel- EJinh telephone or can on us for plats KHe fall and detailed Information. Also iJidon and how to get there. Colonel SSfaion Uvea on the property, and will pleasure In showing same should you Jins to go out before the tale. V substantial krooni wttaxe. all city JrrBnlcncos; good Value for 62,260. This la Ehince to buy n good cottage home — pvoer leaving city. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN," Saturday, rrcnjinr.R : ,rvr INVESTMENT—WITHIN 200 FEET retirs street: cherted street and car ■u Three new houaea, built of good ma “p occupied by good class of white ten a.' It Is now actually paying 125 pec -th, which la 10 per cent on 53.M0. It la s question of a short while when the nest ot Peters street will bare to reacb _ op rood little cross streets. If taken it pace, 62,500 cash buys It. m DUNN STREET, NEAR LEE hordon streets, wa have a flve-room cot- giThome: all the city conyenlencea: al- Mt new, and good value for 52,000. Some Jin, can be arranged. 1USKA AVENUE. NEAR HIGHLAND ivenue. Cottage borne containing lire Mods and ball: lot 50 by ISO. Price12,600, IL, oa same street, nlco five-room cot JJJ on lot 60 by HO to alley. Price 52,000. mhighland avenue, near samp ion street, good three-room cottage: nice •• ill Improvements down In street and phi for. Pries 51.000. Very easy terms. Tin 'month.' Yon can not beat this If jm want a home. 1 BARGAIN IN A LOT IN THE PRBT- tint part of North Boulevard, near An te avenue, 47 by 140 feet to alley. Snap hr 22,501. This la the right place f Kl Phoee 5057. Atlanta Phone 1551. SALES DEPARTMENT: A S. HOOK, B. C. EVE. S. B. TURMAN & CO. lOrR ATTENTION TO, AND INBPBC- tlon of, tho foljowlng properties Is rs- E fully Invited. The time to buy s cheap of property la when the owner has telr decided to eel!, and will not atand a my died price, bnt la willing to at least m-half way meet your views aa to the nine of the property. For bualneaa reasons people sometimes, bare to lose a little coney on a particular piece of property, loping always to msko If up on some other toTMtmeQt. THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES WILL to sold. It rsmatna fo _ vkther you will gst one [••ROOM J4STORT HOUSE, WITH iodern conveniences, on Capitol ave- Georgia avenue: east front, lot . The lot and house, according 'ding prices. Is worth 56,750 to ,bo bought for 54,560: It Is s first- Investment. Terms 5M50 cash, bal- tact easy. RTH RIDE—TWO 8TOBIE*, NICE, “ l-room houso; large lot: convenient rdmoot avenue and Juniper street cat near Eighth street; all modern !m etaenu: can be bought for very much than It Is really 'worth. Tsrms 51,600 balance easy. fTBUIWAN HOM E—FI VE-BOOM COT- Jala and 17 scrag of land: flno running cii,«.6u. wits nice oak grove; J4M Root, paved rond all the way Into the *7, and only ten minutes' walk from car 5;: °“ly one and one-half miles from city Pi?. .Price 52,550, and the land alone la •Kth this monsy. Terms easy. Splendid glhbors, churches and public school. Call In ear rent and aala bulletin. NEW KIMBALL HOUSE COMFORTABLE OFFICF nW u#n^ R ? ut $50 per mouth, ply Manager The New Kimball. FOR RENT—MANICU ING PRIVILEGE *V™5 N I E w KIMBALL HOTEL 1907. Apply Mnnnger The New Klml WANTED —TEN THC SAND SELECTED, PLUMP QUAIL 0R SHOT-I aged birds. Will pay 15c nil this i Prompt returns. Move shipment to tt NEW KIMBALL HOUS ATLANTA, GA. VALUE. S CEPTION LOR, DIN BUTLER’S HALL, FIRST FLOOR. LARGE BED RO STAIRS. BIO C IENCES. PRETTY E VATED LEVEL LOT. A VERY DESIRA] FOR A HOME. THE PRICE IS GAIN. YOU CAN I $1,000 CASH AND I ANCE EASY. SEE US QUICK, ING TO ONCE. BE SOLD AT 214 Empire Building. Plione 4310 L—Main. B. B. TURMAN & CO. east fair st. home! Have one of the nicest homes on E. Fair street at a very low figure. See LIEBMAN, Heal Estate—Renting, 28 Peachtree St. BARGAINS IN BEAL ESTATE. dTHKnx RAILROAD FRONTAGE, JW PEACHTREE HOME tu i- s acres; up to date. rJ. 01 , 11 AVE FOB SALE CITY, KI'IU'R. — I, , property, south Georgia or lands, see me at once. C thbu . J - B / WEBB. ‘nmty Avenue, or College Park, Ga. EN 'T.S $480.00, PRICE $3,500.00. h*t,A n >, N DXBW DOUBLE TBNE , '"lit of brat material; beet loco. renting property on north Oue vacant lot goes ,** which, If Improved, will In- Jfk to Itt per cent. Terms » tfil*.* 1 * | «nee easy. Owner, Box 353, ** Suitable buiUllug. BIin FOR RENT. R|"'c,o , '.. !<TR KET, onf, whole icrf}?: Rooms Single or bn ?’„ l,f; ','yrUR; ONE WHOLE FLOOR; Mace for light mnnufaeturlug; “Rl* rooms. . JOEL HURT, 2 il Equitable Bldg. W. M. SCOTT, ADMINIS TRATOR OF CHAR LOTTE TODD, DE CEASED. TUESDAY MORNU JANUARY 1, AT O’CLOCK, TO THE HIC EST BIDDER, NO. 55 CUL FECT AND WATER; LAIN TUB, CHOICE NEIGH IIOOD,ONLY ONE ] FROM HOWELL AND THE NEW SC 5-MINUTE CAR ICE; TERMS; 1-4 B A L A N C E $2a TITLES PERFECT. J, .TAMES, AUCTIONEER. FOR FURTHER INFOR MATION CALL OXW.M. SCOTT & CO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 210-212 GOULD BUILDING. BELL PHONE 5095. STANDARD 835. J. A. BROOKS, REAL ESTATE, 507 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK. BELL 'PHONE 13M. I HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENT. IF YOU WANT TO EELL YOURS, CALL ON ME. M. H. LUCAS & CO., E 23 1-2 Whitehall. Bell 3934. If you haven’t the.cash, we can arrange terms. 3E LAJVTOX 8T.-NF.W 6-BOOM COTTAGE. FOltltKST AVE.-NEW 2-8TOUY 8-ROOM E8. house. $5,500. CURRIER ST.—SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE; flue lot. $4,600. WEST PEACHTREE—ELEGANT 9-ROOM house. $11,000. p MILLS ST.-NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE. 12.600. GEORGIA A V^s.—SIX-ROOM COTTAGE. $2,850. FOUTltKSB AVE.—FIVE ROOMS AKD vnn '-»">• MW- *11. PIEDMONT AVE.—A MODERN 9-ROOM house. $7,760. ASHBY ST.-NEW COTTAGE; NICE ONE. TT 52.760. U WEST BAKER ST.-TWO-STOBY 7-HOOjJ bans.. 65.409. IlliOVLES ST.-S1X.ROOM cdWAliB. $2,350. Ka»y term*. Johnson ave.-six-hoom CottaGE! $2,750. AM- N'. IlOUI.EVAUI)—NEW 8-UOOM, lIOliSKi Hk. tine corner. 57,000. JlS.NIl'KIt ST.-NEW 8-h60M l!,- 000. Terina. E highland ave.—two-story REBBB house. $3,860. Cltlsw ST.-SlX-ltOOM c'Ottage. 15,9)6. cAi’rtOL AVt’E—coBneu coWaoe. SS5 l’ONCB flel.tiOSl-KLltOANT 8-ltOOU house. $7,760. ‘ . W. THIRD—NEAlt SPUING, A 9-ltd6)i v ' house. $64,000. Sl’RlNtJ 8t.—EllUilT-ItOOii ?" BIltc v k houne. $4,200. Litckiti 8T.-^68b IS', ULii $2,360. U LAkElVoftt) IIEIGIITS—NICE 31166x1 house. $1,250. IR llcKAl.lt AVE.—AT EDGEkVoriD: SR9 4- 7Cl room cottage. $1,900. COi'ItTLANI) tiT.-t'LoSE.lN COTl'AOB. TH. 54,200. „ t'OOl'EU KT. COllNlilt, O-KOOM COT- i- tngo. 52.750. if WINDSOR MT.-LAhGfc COiTAGfel AND >1* large lot. $3,660. K Y I'ltYOR ST.—TkS-ltOOM HOUSE; LABgW _±. lot. $4,700. ^ [E V’AUk ^.-kkiiiT-ROoil lloL’ife; ViK'k i location. $4,000. i R I'AHK KT.-tii.WlANT ooY’i'aiIR. 54.ooK ! p FAIR ST.-NEAh WAdliiSoTON; AN 8- ** Z. room house. $3,600. te S, capitoL AVfc.—TBk itooiis, modern*. T" $6,260. A" JAOKtWN ST.— S'E<V ifl005l UbtUtt. IJ 58.000. 1 J, JACKHON* HT.-HE\‘K.N‘-It(J0M f-HToltV 8 house. $5,000. e. f^iuD-TiiN uooKirt, isAhofc 'L6f. $8,000. tji t'OLUMHIA AVfc.-K.luH'MlOOM IlUUHE, Ht modern. $7,000. T. S'. ItOlILEVAIttt—KXTItA LOT. FINE 4- B rnoHii house. $8,600. hi CItESCKNT—NEAR I'EAL'IITUEE; NEW 7- T room house. $4,500. WILLIAMS 8T.-CtyrTA(iE, 0 ROOMS. qi $3,150. A ponceJ beLEoN—klkuaNt home. $21.- 000. ■ / ELEVENTH ST. —BET iVE E N I'KAOH- )0 tr«*ea. Choice. $13,600. y Cl< ESi’NL’T ST.-ElGlif-ltOOil IltllOk. 1- $1,900. > 7 Jones ave.-ne\V 6-hort.M cottage' $1,900. j- GEORGIA AVT\Vd-irtTOBY 7-HOOM house. $3,600. WHITERALL-thiS-H66il Rllick, ^0x300; T ^ close In: land worth- price. $10.000i S WEST l'KACIITUEE-AN KIGHT-HOtDl T house, near Third street. $8,600. X West pEAcrtTU^fc-sUBtfiALtY fine 73 home. $16,000. rj uhAm' HT.—Tki.N-utWiii iiui nhi And A house at rear. $4,660. ^ QUEEN 4 ST.—NEW 2-STORY HOUSE; L large lot. &SOO. ’> ELLIS ST.-CLOSE IN, 2 STOhlka. R3K T l’KACHTREK—*I*riN*-ROOil llOlJSfe, l(6x^06J side alley. $16,000. ^ MANY OTHER HOMES. & CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTH AND BAR GAINS IN LARGE LOTS TO IIU1LD rp UP AH RENTING PROPERTY. -L 9 Vof/ft'-fTAT APARTMENT. OOOll LOCA- lion; rent $87. Price $8,000; is 13* per C cent. EXTRA SAFE NKGIIO Pltol'EllTV, RENT )- $62. price $4,650. NEW COTTAUK, 6 ItUOMH; UljNT 526. 52m r SOLltV BRlck NORTH I'UOPERTV. U Rent 4112 per month. $12,500. XT MARIETTA ST. RAILROAD FRONT ^ property; rent $8,000 j»er^ year, with room FOUR HOUSES—RENT $46, WITH $00 FT. ^ of Improved street front; land worth the Cj money. $4,600. n VERY CLOSE TO CENTER-ACRE AND half of well built negro houses; rent $282 ^ per month. $3),000. “* RAILROAD FRONTS. SUBURBAN TT - , HOMES, ACREAGE TRACT8. V\ 1 M. H. LUCAS & CO. t For Sale By J. A. BROOKS. - FOR. 6200 CAHII AND 520 PER MONTH, a Are-room vottagr, 50 by too lot. Ali A tv lilt*-, sail miti-il, I’rlre 61,000. 21 FOR $1,700—FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE: ALL city Improvements; flue renting section; go4»d lot. See this. It is worth $2,000. FOR $3,000—CLOSE IN AND ONE RLOCK i of Whitehall; six-room cottage and sen'- T> nnt's house. Tills kind Is source. FOR $1,750—SPLENDID LOT. IMPROVED street; north side. Small house; rented, and n sure winner. FOB 62.100-TWO FIVE-ROOM COTTAGES -corner lot. All Impnivements nw> g(NMl 151 rents. Strictly white neighborhood ami ... close In. FOR 52.509—REKT REFTION WF PULLIAM street; nice lot; good luunc. with every eouveulence. Gootl Investment. A HANDSOME HOME ON GRANT stieet; new and can be bought now on term*. Price $5,260. FOR $400 EACH-FOUR LOTH IN ORANT park se-'tlon: 60 feet front and white iiidghlrfirlmod. Easy terms. Bel ONE PRETTY LOT, CLOSE IN; 60 BY 10). prf4*6» $750. THERE ARE SEVERAL UIKIUTMAS pre«4 k ntM In these, and they are worth the money. I can make terms. THREE EXTRA COTTAGES ON CHEItO kee. near Grant park. These have nil elty Improvement*, and the terms are to suit von. The*4* nre for Christmas week. A GOODEN VESTMENT ON UKOUGIA n areinie; new tlve-room cottage; nil con- venlcnces; for $2,250. Rent* for $22.50 per mouth. JONEN AVENUE—TIIII4 HIDE OF GIIBT- it giHsI nix-room house; large lot; all coa- venlence#; (or only $3,000. Easy terms. IN TWO BLOCKS OF GRANT PARK, \V’F have a new slx-ro.>m eottage; all conven* YTT iences and street Improvements. Price liffO. Terms to anil. jiaOD-A NEW TWORTHBV SEVEN- room house, on Mills street, near Luckle; two liatb rooms; everything new nud up- nAtl to-date. uou I2.2S9-A 5iuiE i.ittIJ; Five-Iioum cottage In West End, with nil lm- „ provenients, near Park Street church. fl.tSO—A GOOD IIGMB FOR TIIE WORK- Co Ing man on Windsor street. $1.700—LOVKJOY STREET; A FIVE ROOM we honsi*: nil lmprw«ment*. 15 LODOWICK J. HILL, 313 Century building. Bell 'Phone M. 1507. FARMS. GOOD TWELVE-ROOM COLONIAL residence, lu large oak grove; live tenant houses and stables; 353 ueres dnrx, choc olate clay lands; zA acres level; 60 acres good tlmoer; 3,5tw four-year-old j**ach trees, lu good condition; tt miles from ltome; J tulle from liass Station, on itornu rail road; a quarter from Etowah river; Just b ovenlow. Will produce 1 to 1ft cotton; 60 to ?• bushela corn, or A -tt,’ anil Is unsurpassed - 8BVEN-U00M KESIUENCBj^B maple grove; two-rogm tenant house; good tables; JU7 seres; nearly level; easily w ' d; very productive; magulnceut eprli ....i. .., w of b,000,ouu gallons; si>HP 7 miles trom Home, 2 miles all * • - • ■ • iw acres; oo acres Etowah river bottom; balance tnble laud; 3,000 four-year-old peach trees; good condition; Uome railroad runs through it: 3 miles from Home. Will make bushels curb or i to lb 'bales out-bulidlngs, Are new teuaut houses; utt a good conuitlou; 400 acres; bO acres hot- om. 6o 'acres tliuUSr;H well watered uud For quick sale, tow price; easy cleared; one-half bottom, one-bitU up* all lu IWUI irUEUl UUUITj Mil 51 Well leuctHl ntHl watered WM, WILSON DECORATING CO. LOWNDES BUILDING. BELL PHONE 4364-M ATLANTA PHONE 1316 HIGH-CLASS WALL HANGINGS, IMPORTED PAPERS. ‘TAPESTRIES, ETC. DECORATING OF CHURCHES, HOTELS, THEATERS COURT HOUSES AND PRIVATE RESIDENCES. COURTLANI) STREET: 50 BY 100, ON viaduct, between Decatur and Gilmer. A ‘JlmW than 31 t>er cent per annum tn< nontbly inatallmruta. Safe nml Offered for a few days only. IF YOU WANT TO DI8P08E OF YOUR ItOI’ERTY, TALK TO MB. I CAN- ELL IT QUICK. J. A. BROOKS, 407 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK. ’PHONE 1303. WOOD FIBER WALL PLASTER. THE ORIGINAL PROD- CT, AND THE ONLY LASTER MANUFAC- URED IN ATLANTA. GRADE SUBSTI- IS THAT HAVE 3 INTO THE MAR- WE CAN READI- ROOFING SLATE. WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF VIR GINIA SLATE IN STAND ARD SIZES—CAN, FUR NISH ANY QUANTITY. ALSO NAILS, FELT, CE MENT AND METAL TRIMMINGS. WE ARE PREPARED TO PUT ON YOUR ROOF COMPLETE DOWMAN-DOZIER MFG. COMPANY. N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE MA Y ALTER ITS SYSTEM OF PRICE DIFFERENCES Plan of Revising ‘Spot’ Quotation Needs Change. * A COMMITTEE HAS MATTER IN CHARGE Members of the Exchange Say They Think No-Fraud Order Will Be Issued. N«w York, Dec. 29.—Officers of the cotton exchange are not Inclined to be lieve that there Is any danger of a fraud order against the exchange ns a result of a protest made by Southern cotton growers. The movement to ob- tain such an action, It tvaa said, ema nated from speculators In the South who are disgruntled over changes In the grading of the staple by the New York exchange, not by the cotton grow ers themselves, who are aided by the new grading. That there was need of altering the system of revising quotations of spot cotton wan admitted, and It was said that' the revision committee of tho cotton exchange was considering meas ures to that end; Since, however, un der the present system contracts are made as far ahead as next. September, they declared that nothing can be done which will be-effective In less than a year. Representatives of' large cotton houses say that the differences In prices of spot cotton between New York and the Southern markets and the delivery of cotton below middling In New York at prices much higher than those for the same grades In the South were rapidly bringing about a crisis In cotton 1 circles In this city. The condition Is very serious, they said, working at times a great Injustice to growers and at times a great Injustice to spinners. / Unless It Is remedied, they said, ths standing of the New York cotton ex change was certain to be seriously Im- imlred. For several 1 weeks some of the leading cotton houses in the city have been fostering a movement for the correction of the abuses, and today It became known that this movement has attained such proportions that un less the management takes action at an early date a commmlttee will be formed to take charge of the reform movement, and an active campaign will be Instituted. The managers of the cotRm ex change held a meeting yesterday, but took no action. It was said, however, after the meeting that recommenda tions will be made In the near future. m FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILD UNO. 'RHONE ISM. PLASTER COMPANY. WOODWARD LUMBER COMPANY. HARDWOOD INTERIOR FINISH'AND MANTELS, DOORS, SASH & BLINDS. SEND YOUR PLANS FOR ESTIMATES. ATLANTA - - GEORGIA. MRS. BELLAMY STOKER STIRRED UP PRESIDENT 1XANDER LUMBER AND MFG. CO. DRESED LUMBER, Shingles, Sash. Doors, Office, Factory and Yard: ' "39 South Pryor Street, Con Southern Railway. Phones 2364. City Office: < North Forsyth Street, Austell Building. Phone 393, Atlanta Phone 400. WILLINGHAM, B. H. TIFT, I'rasMmt. Vice fra. W. B. WILINGHA5I, Secretary sad Treasurer. WILLINGHAM-TIFT LUMBER COMPANY Blinds* Bailders* Hardware, arpbj arcane. Take East Point or HAHR-DAVIS LUMBER COMPANY. PLANING MILLS, OFFICE AND YARDS: 333 To 339 JJccatur Street. Rough and Dressed Lumber, Shingles, Laths, Sash, Doors, Blinds and Build ers’ Hardware. OnF saw mill interests in Tift County, Georgia, afford us facil ities to give prompt service anti at tho lowest prices. Dimension timbers a specialty. Both Phones 3725. MONCRIEF FURNACE COMPANY, 107 S. FORSYTH ST. HEATING PLANS AND ESTIMATES FREE. THE PLACE TO GET YOUR FURNACE. THEY IN STALL THE BEST FOR ANY KIND OF FUEL IN RESIDENCES, SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES. BOTH PHONES. It Is given to few women to create as much of a sensation aa haa been created by Mrs. Bellamy Store r. whose picture la herewith printed. Mrs. Storcr's alleged activity In behalf of the candidacy of Archbishop Ireland fora cardlnalatc, led to the retirement of her husband from, the diplomatic service, and this haa brought about a controversy between the Storers and President Roosevelt In which the entire country haa been Interacted. LAW & ORDER LEA GUE OR GANIZED IN R OME STATISTICS. PROPERTY TRANSFERS. _ 537.6«—Grrtnanla Hevluxs linnk to Daisy Cheney. BMW. lot oa corner of Venable and IhtlsV streetlL (jaltelnlm deed. IkM-MlPKC; Hhiw to Itr. O. F. Rea. son, lot on corner of Merritt, avenue and Venable street. Warranty deed. BUILDING PERMITS. C. Lauren, to change store front tt II Ilecstnr street. 5t,209—George P, Moore, to hnlld one- pin three frame dwellings at 5-29 Car roll sad I Badger street. , 515,000—Charles II. Blaeh. to botld two twoetory frame dwellings st 11-15 Fifteenth street. DEATHS. John C. Iielphy. sged 24 yean, died at 22 Ubiaehart street. Hpeelal to The Georgian. Rome, On, Dec. 29.—At a mass meet ing at the Flrat Baptlat church last night the first move toward the or ganisation of a Law and Order League for Rome was made. XV. H. Gammon was elected chair man of the meeting and strong ad dresses were delivered by Rev. C. O. Jones. Hon. Seaborn Wright and J. F, Hlllyer. , , The committee appointed to take up the work of planning a permanent or ganisation was made up of the follow- "w. H. Gammon, chairman; Dr. L. R. Wnltney; Dr. It. B. Headden, P. J. King, Seaborn Wright. E. T. McOhee, 8. W. Whatley, J. C. Miller, Rev. H. W. Fancher, Rev. G. C. Sydnor and Dr. C. O. Jones. There were several negroes present, who seemed to take great Interest in the meeting. The Floyd County Baptlat Associa tion convened at the First Baptist church yesterday, with 8. J. Whatley, of Enon, as moderator, and J. M. Green, secretary. Owing to the In clemency of the weather, the meeting Is not very largely attended.' . The meeting will cloee this efternoon. The subject for discussion today was to what extent are ministers and churches responsible for the mainte nance In their respective communities of law and order. LONGWINTER EVENINGS DEMAND GOOD READING Then why not get the "whole family group"—The Delineator, McClure’s Magaalne and The World’s Work, to gether with The Georgian for 34.60 per year In advance. The price of thase magoslnes alone la 55. The Georgian Is 64.60. But all of them can bt ob tained for a year by sending The Georgian now 54.50, or you enn gat The Jeffersonian (Watson’s naw maga zine) and The Georgian each one year tor 14.60. FLORIDA ORANGES WERE NOT DAMAGED BY TIIE COLD WAVE &'p<x*inl to The Georgian. ' ‘ Sr. Augustine, Fla., Dec. 25.—Reports are romlug In from the lower rant eim»t anti in teriuetllnte points regarding ‘the efTeeta of the colil ware which pnnmlled ftn tM« Hon for four ilaya pnat. Gfegt fear v» u entertained for the pineapple, orange ami vegetable erofh Inreotlgatton i plight iIntimse, due to the dmut three months, which held the orange grove* In thl* ettjr «•« •mail too*. Fire* were built amT throughout the cold snap, keeping the pertnre nl*>ve freeslng. The Inweat te attire of the weli wa* 23 degrees. Thomas W. Lee. Thomaa W. 1 Lee, aged 14 years. fit Mr. and Mrs. Henry .1 urday mornlngr. at the farnl dence, 167 Davis atreeL The rvfce*. will be conducted morning and the body will a to McIntyre, Ga.. fur In termeni iv, -a*** t