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thrower. ;}!) N. Forsyth St, Bell ’Phone 1450, Standard 'Phone 164. V BAfl-l*V KTHKET, JU«T r,!r • ulre 5 r " om : -I.*""*- 4 — orr good. Prlea WEST •trMt, IUW. \UK JJIOOM t'OTTAQB IS .j „l,liliorbaud 0,1 W ** 1 * r * lr ‘ * M. ».» ■ELEM' itmt, on ■rWE^PEE AVENUE. JU1T yrjJ ; 4 rooro orr or splendid A NICE S-ROOM COTTAOE w 1,1,,|,»H terrace; clow lo Whitehall. ,AVi-nN xthebt; SROOU cottaoe W l„,li,|ir built: ter** eowor lot KJ#>. a ,- OBUE ST-COLOBED; GOOD RE p,Tr; r«» * «"«■»’ ' M. L. THROWER, Heal Estate. WANTED immediately VK have A LABOR NUMBER OF Cl’* want lo bujf homes from 22.010 , , c «„,,,,> on term* nod oorao for cMb. b.i,o any HEAL BARGAINS. lot uo iv on,I we run tlloiMioo or » in <• hurry. W. JONES & CO.. 5 VIADUCT PLACE. PHONES 5560. <; LORE ft ♦JUSTIN, 215 Peters Building. n::ai. street, between chert- at aid X**wi»ort. Iirand-new five-room iap»; J1..Y,'; lift* itab ond $15 per tuoulb M*-E f “ » S ON CHESTNUT STREET; 40 Hr 17“ i»«H*iher street; only $325; a raab lerpln. jiTTSSnsrgriffin and - jett airreta; $:•’ «*ni.ti and <5 per month. For Rat. rail nt office. NICE SIX ROOM HOUSE. EAST FRONT <x) targe lot, on 111)1 afreet; price tt.OOO; Irrui WAR WHITEHALL STREET. NICE ■ Pe.fM.iw -«'•»« iffall Improvtuucau down; ptet I2.2W; term*. jrrr west of a rant tark. brand tfw tit room cottage; lot $0 by lie, Ami a Ptaty; water and KM and tile atdewatka: m nr lint-; price »2,W0; $250 caab and fc» fer month. BIAXD NEW APARTMENT HOUSE; rkee in; rente 15140 per month, for a fr* dny*. while It laata L _ for you know bile it laata. r«i 1 buy It at $4,SO. I\ REST PART of COLLEGE PAnK. »»« r«.ting.> reinstating «f five large rtNimi let lull, ulre tMirchen. etc. Tbfa la one Wok «f ear line, and lot la 100 by 106; $2,- V\ L* rn»b and balance monthly. «w»th: II./A Term a. S. H. TURMAN & CO. SOUTH SIDE. R«MiAUHKS BTRtnn, ...S-duOM Ioiir^. |,|, V |„t (near upw school). Cao IT!*'' *° " ,,lt y°w ** you want a «wy Httle hunt,., here It la. RNMIUAST «»Muip; mi • •»»! front, i, Mi !Jurl tl f Ul» uow nu, •Jity dij* ^son, STREET, NEAR GEORGIA noun bouse, built for home; •Hiern and up-to-date. In one- (ww school; car la front; buy »«ve 26 per cent advance In ‘•Hi. Reu thine Tmu« K«»ir rr iteouw. PRYOR STREET-BIGHT- (urge rooms; lerel lot; all ‘ tvalklnf distance; baa • r "»i nuai. pvwvr, wiiwr '*** street, and on car line; t" i.iill.l an; au.-bulr cub. NORTH SIDE. kH-','!1 Vr ,0T ON PIEDMONT; «M trrt! . . ,,UI froD *. bclweeo Eighth «f ih.! : V : \ K<,0l i UOTTAOB, ON ONE ikiat ' V lM »rtb aide streets; every- if« r.-rV/b ,k " a modern home; almost SUBURBAN. i'-pH.w L * ND eaoNT- Oiik* ,, m ! covered with beau- :*'» • f i..» hr *»rt run* through raar Nnh,;!/ ■ ' : fn-rn dw llaUas lbr*». '•mj.., , , . "U' Oum rolon.l Robert F. b*„ . * country bonw. Tb.ro Kin roumry bomt. Tb«.- «po( to In. found to b«Ud .X'IhmIu und rburcbn ‘ >Ar,li of tbli properly Or LAND THKKK <"_►! 1 ffnrn dly; on cur line: .-re'"': .'"V'o: in Ji>nk*boro7*7x *<">. s.i k ,.. {■*;< tall! olmul (unlcu ■H~1 ‘ of frill,. Out biwun. Iu> jj-.', 1 » ,r o*t. two blocbu fnm, -"I r,, .l,lon, (colon of Ibu “ jft p»«cu «t ibi* >"if "f ii.'wSuT VArANT LOT: - Mill uiMU, ’ North • «.> | 1,111 ; Ml) HflT olutloo on Mur. lirculur cur. »■ " : "• U ItKNT AND BA LB HIM. Tl ’B.MAN & CO., ur - “f«id and Ala. Streets. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NKWR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11* MET. HENDRICK A CO., Real Estate and Loans, 23 1-2 Whitehall Street, Both Phones. MjMg-TWOWonY r»M<f looted SS 1 BUSXl'i 'WiifllDf combination gaa aud eler- •rtbltwturul d4l^*S; IZl tfJS^-WKbT I'KAl'UTHKK LOT. 10H200; dfi l Xol?i^ ,nr vt , i bulut And Apl.n fbi W "' Ur,, « ■od.ru : un.ry I mow bourn on io, UxUI °b uuuy tecum; urortb lorr.tly.tlD, loot >00; HLIOHTLY BLR nwf| , ?urb rf ,h “ dr<l: br * < l“'«ll«u la lu ftlui r,Mo-TWo*T0nv »mmu rr.lil.iirr; iMuailfully Mndwl tod rl«T* lot: war l-ouco btUw: ull.y uid* MODKKN va RANT OFFER FOR 24 ROOM HOUSE, two btneka of Peachtree; will rent for |B) per month, and will never be vacant; Ideal Investment. *.760 BUYS APARTMENT HOUSE renting nt 162.40 per month: In flrat-claaa condition; 16 minutes* walk from the post- office. SEE HUBHEI.I. KillUI.KY OR L. II. HEN CENTURY REALTY CO., 306 Century’ Bldg. Phone 4499. J. H. GARNER. .C. HORACE McCALL. # NOimi SIDE HUME CORNER WEST Peachtree place aud WIlUatne street, nine-room, modern home; lot 65 by i<a. for 16.750. Only 11,300 cash; balance 15ft/ a year. INMAN PARK—BBAUTIPl* L VACANT lot. MO by 230 ft*et, on Waddell street, near car line. Only $1,600. Easy payments CENTURY REALTY CO., VACANT HOUSE ' OWNERS. List your vacant houses with us. We will find you good tenants at once. LIEBMAN, Real Estate and Renting. 28 Peachtree St. TOR RENT. SO. 77 RANKIN RT—WKHIDKITE. «I7.»- STORES. 877 MAKIRTTA HTIIEKT—NKIV GLASS from. .Iwlrlc IIrIiia nu.l i.lriily of up»cc. Call and nic nlaml the prlrr. G. J. ft S. L. DALLAS. Real Estate and Renting. 317-318 Fourth National Bank Bldg. Bell Phone Main 14.">. STURGEON ft LANE. REAL ESTATE tad INVESTMENTS 717-72* EMPIRE BUILDING Bull Phone 4*71—SUnderd 1272. M.90 FOB KICIMT RX-BOOM OOTTAdf: on Uu.c ijuiiib inuut. Turn*. >7.800—SOUTH MOB: NEW TWOSTOUY _M».u room; now teStlUf fuc •» umolb nm-NKAit ( Ai-rroi, avbncb. bMi crauu atm.,; twu Mary uwruu-n •II UKxWra Iwiiiur.acute Tcn»». , *7.250-0 HAN’T STREET — FIFE-ROOM: lum« lot; :0Ab. your uwu tenuu. E.I50—NOHTII HIKE; FIVEBOOM; ALL lmprorrw.nl, (load Miwut. Turuw ru«y >3.000—NEAR GRANT PAEKVrTvSouM -oil laprarra.nl.; your uwu teraw; H.7W—ON NORTH DBCATOR CAR LINE: flvr rouw rot,a*., on lot N by MO; nob. >1,710 FOB FOl’K HOOM COTTAOE. lot loo by *>■. mr luuum Port. T. ray. $1,710—COLLEGE I’ARK. room potU(.. oo largr lot. NEW FIFI Trnn. o*i —drrroom; Inr*. lor. Il.sw FOR FIVE-ROOM AND HALL ON food am) lot. Jut, lb. pbico for u ebrap bowr. T.rma. ; TWO , bamr. ou ulru lot 11,him could oot I.. ilUfli for tbu mou.y. Muk. four own IrruM. >1.000—WOODWARD AVENUE—THREE room and hall; lot M by 110. Huy# ben offtrud >1.00 tor tbl. pb«u ou term, of MOD mb nod >15 mooib. Orrnur want, raab. mo FOR THREE-ROOM] ON LOT * BY 700 io allay. T.rw. 1100 raab; HO par monlb Horn.- LOOK AT Ol’K AD IN THE JOURNAL. IN I.ART WEEK’S ADVERTISEMENT I had Not. 1. ) aud 3. Today I buy. tbra Ibnt I ran aril on aou. Irani. Loob at ibra. and Hr mr hafor. limy ur. all foar I bar. Horbrd hard ,<> art I bra terra and I bay are youra If you row. for I bow. NO. »—ON CONFEDERATE AVENUE, aay.nl uaw Aroom roiiaaah with all ooo r.alrura—87.800, MOO raab atid >3* moutb. NO. S-OS BAKU STREET BETWEEN Hill and Oram: orerly i.rar Arooin cot- tnc; l.raa, iliady lot. I'rle. >3.000; »00 raab, LA month. O. 7-IN HALF BLOCK OF NORTH Honiarairl, a 3-.tory 7-roow bona*, wllb >1,000 worth outhulldliiAo on lot—4L000; wakr r orrn trrwa. J. A. BROOKS, Real Estate, 407 Fourth National Bank. Bell Phone 1393 Main. PHONE MAIN 4234. Gn.T EDGE INVESTMENTS. >10,000 DOWN WILT. YIELD A NET IN me of $2,750 on A-l located renting prop osition. If you have the money, you can not'afford to miss this. 97,gM_OKf?-THIKf> PASH; WELL LO rated and fairly dose In. Fine property, renting ftte HH monthly, ta &rut class white tenants. $6.00ft—ri.tM4E-IN NORTH SIDE WELL-LO rated property, two blocks of Psarhtreo; leased for $60 per month; one half cash. $4,560—RRNTH $52.40 MONTHLY; FAIRLY dose In white property; north side. All modern eonvenlencea. Steady demand. $4.15<V—NEW NEGRO PROPERTY; WELL built ond finely located for renting; brln*- Ing $4k monthly- -• $3.150—NEW AND MODERN TWO-STORY eight-room north able corner; complete hath; extra lavatory; cabinet mantels; slid ing tloora. Tile walks, etc. Owner refused $35 rent. * $2.Sfift—WEST END; SIX-ROOM COTTAGE; leaeed at $X month; every convenience. Near car Une. I.ot llee well. A NSLE Y BROS.. REAL ESTATE. Offices 4 to 10 E. Ain. St. Phone 339 Bell. SPLENDID NORTH SIDE HOME: COR- air lot; la hlork of -North nvana. and Wrel INrarblrer atrert. Htram “ r »'»- room., wllb bulh« ou b"lh floor*, i nro yao- »vai i-v 1'AllK LOT ON FIFTEENTH nrer’lvjrb.rrr; 100 far, freuf. Cou Ik* bought for $4,501. ■VYMMTMKNT — PROPERTY N ! W«l»b”l •tn-rt. rrnllau f«r HI month, wlllrh run I"' **•*? you want Interest on the matter with fhw- .... $3,300. If your tuouev, what s CREW STREET HOUSE AND ^A>T—NI^T house. SIX rooms. CJti be In,light for $2.- Terms reaoftuable. %l’FRT PVR-NBW TWO STOltY SEVEN \\ EST t.-lil fronting ear lln.- Fries $3.- .A and the balance $4-1 |»er rent Interest. _ U.irt) cash month. C. H. WELLS & CO.„ 1104 Fourth National Bank Building. Bell Phone 5223. >1.700—NO. S50 FORMWAIT STREET; A A a; ulr. lot, "*’ (»rr moutb. >3.150—NEAT. NEW AROOM COTTAGE ON llanblu aireal naar Boolrrard: muter, yu*. aawar and uhlrwalk. Itanllna BO pur moutb. FOR SALE Renta $1,400. Price $11,500.* This is an exceptional bar gain in nine doable houses in excellent repair, one block of car line; lot is 200 b.v 200 and fronts three streets. Sidewalk, water and sewerage down. Room on lot for four more double houses. This property is on the north side and only few blocks from West Peachtree street. See me for full par ticulars. CHAS. M. ROBERTS, 12 Auburn Avenue. W. E. TREADWELL ft CO Real Estate ami Renting Agents, All Classes City Property and Farms. 24 South Broad Street, Bell 'Phone 2644. Atlanta ’Phone 3803. OAK nTBRET-WEBT END; 6 ROOM COT t«f#; new and up to date, $3,100. OAK MTUEJCT—WICET MND: *-HTORY 19 room lumae; lot 16x330. $4,660. OAK HTREET-WBBT BSD; VACANT lot. 61x1668 $300. AHIIHY CTBKET-WKBT END; NRAlt Uttrdon airort; two alorlea, nine rooms; lot <hm $6,160.* AffHRY STREET-WEST END. NEAR Oordon aunet; ffroom cottage; lot 60x200. $*,86». GORDON RTRRBT—WEST END; 6 ROOM cottage; lot 66x160; net. $4,000. GORDON RTnEET—WENT END; 2 8TORY 9-room bouae; lot 60x220. $6,560. llt'MPIIItlKH IITRERT—FOUR ROOMS? new; wblto tenanta; ranta $10. $660. HUMPIIIilEfi KTREET—THREE ROOMS; new; white tenanta; renta $7. $®0. ROBHINH HTREET—NEAR UcDANIEL afreet; one 4-rootu and one 2-roocn bouae; rent $10.60. $$T5. A 6 ROOM HOl'BR (NBWl, CORNER LOT, near Lnckle afreet; modem. $2,S0. OAKLAND AVENUE—A AROOM ITOTTBE; all Improrrturutt. $2,500. rents $16. $1,460. FOWLER HTREET—A 3-ROOM HOUSE; well located. $M«>. NEAR GLEN WOOD AVENUE—A 3 ROOM houae ami 2 room bouae; rent $U>. $K0. TWO NEW 4 ROOM HOUHEH NEAR Woodward nvenue; rent $12 earb- I1.B60, 11 ACREH LAND, TWO 5II1.EK FROM BaehheaiU wait liuprured. . JZJ0L 13 ACRB8; TWO MILEN FROM BUCK* head; Inirgnln at $666. WE HAVE HOME PROPOfilTIONH ON Marietta afreet we would Im» glad lo aub- mlt (o you; iNtfb vacant and Improved. BOMB BEAUTIFUL NEW IfnMKfi ON N. Jackaon at.; 10 room a. $1,003. No. S3, $$,006; No. 2«i. $6,206, PLAYERS AND PLAYKB8. I BUMKOAL HQTICKS. FABROW—Tbu frfauda af Cnlooal Haary p. Furrow. Mr. uadlSra. John A. Wbltuur uud Mr. uud Mr. Jobu Coopar are In- Tltad te uttund tbu funurul of Caluaul Hupry r. Farrow ut > p. m . from lb. raaldruca, Hi Moalh Pryor at real, Tuu*- SS'-A JESTS' tba drrauuad will uct au puUbuumu. Mitebuuu of Fulton lodua. No. It tedo- paudant Otdar ay. Odd Falfowu. uo bare by oateuteudod lo mat it fbo tody, rate, aornur Moore and Doratnr atreata. at >:ID a. u.. Frbruary 13. 1)07, to attotel tba funaral of Brotbar R. A. Barren, at..* StoauwaR'teraat, Attuote.^OA B? ra«raUy. J. R. M’MICHABU Butwtary. LACK OF LABOR MENACES MILLS Waihinfton. Fob. 11.—'TTbo majoiity of the cotton mtUu of the South arc from :« to 99 pur cant abort of help. Thin condition tan boon brought about by the luck of native labor, und unlaw* aomethlns te doan by cou«rana to re- Hove tho situation than will bo n front many failures omouf the cotton mlllt of the sooth,** said OHea McKinney, of South Carolina, nt tba Rtffu house. "In the past thirty days there hare been at Mast a half dawn mill. In North nod South Carolina that bar* ■one Into tba baada of reeotrura, tor tho reaeon that they have not had auf- llrlent operatives to keep running tlietr looms aad aplndlee. I can aee no other mean* of relief for the cotton mill oper- afore than , to Import labor from Ku- EIGHTEEN ARRESTED IN FRENC HCHURCH Parla, Feb. 11.—The Church of the Holy Apoetlee, where the French Apos tolic Catholic church wan started laat Sunday, was again packed lo the door*. Only once was the service Interrupted. ■A young-man ahnuted "anrrllugu". He and eighteen companion., belonging tKa "Rry-lafv nt Vnttnk IlnvallalR " m*i MONEY WAS STOLEN MIN WORKED TO SHE TO SEND FOR FAMILY ■pedal to Tba Georglaa. Macon, Ol, Fob. 11.—A cosily dla mond, flno gold watch and |4W m cash te Hie treasure of which Loula Cohen, a. ahosmaker who kaapa a cosy store on Poplar atreei, was ratter od of by thieve* Friday availing. Thaau ware taken. Cohen bailer**, by hte confiden tial friend and butlnats partner, who la miulng. Cohen wa* haart-brokan when h* mluaud hte monuy. Ha had worked more than four long yuan for sufficient cash to bring hla family, constating of a wife and two daughters, from Lon don to Macon. During tba time he had labored In Atlanta and other rule*, earing all h* Could earn, and Just as he hud gotten ail together so a* to aend It forward, all was stolen. Funaral of D. D. Craig, apodal (o The •Gaorgten. Macon, da., Fab. 11.—The funeral of th* lata D. D. Craig was conducted nt Tatnall Square Baptist church yeeter day afternoon at S o'clock. ■ The re malna were Intarred In Rose Hill ceme tery. Rev. J. D. McLaughlin and Roy. R. E. pouglaa* conducted the services. MRS. GEORGIA M WILLIAM8 DIES IN MACON HOSPITAL. Special lo The Georgian. -Macon, Oa.. Feb. 11.—Mrs. Georgia Sheftall McWllllamt. aged 31 years, Bower ncllre. SfjlOr pound; latte 41*4 at the city hnapllal fiaiiirdaynlghL KteBd-M jjirate: ewaet potetra. fever after an nine** of several !!”• weelta. She was th* wife of Arthur K. McWilliams and-daughter of Thomas J. 8hefiaL of Bavannah. The remains ware carried to Bavannah Sunday aft ernoon, where the funeral and Inter ment will lake place Monday sker- nonn. Th. Italian pulillc arena to bar. llrad of (i.tirl. r. d'Aaaonalo. Tba recant iiniKiunaa- maal In noma that ba hail llulabail an naw ppailral drains aallad “Ij, Nara" i-'Tb# RTiijC-v asuiwt Itttlr nmn rnain anuiag hla atnat ardent admirers. _J effi aon-Navarru prasant at tbe opanlag of : tboatar wblch hears bar oauia. flha a burn In l/ialavllla, and tbare also mad* I or! la halug nun ■rat appear.lira uu tba atags. Frank IHlnlal« , new comle opera. "Tba Taltooad Man.’’ la m bare Ha Brat premia lion tonight In nallluiore. It Is l> -mlib and A N. C. Fowler, wli Iclor Herbert, II la reported that Mias Julia Marloi and K. II. Hnthern will begin tbalr Pai ’ —r aarab Berabai iy Harry lb music >5.750—A BEAUTIFUL. NEW AROOM J •lory realdrnce. la heal part of Wait Ead. large lot: all Improvements aad eonvaa- tear*; tl.ow caab aud t» par month. >1.500-11 AI.F-ACRE LOT Wllb GOOD .... —- “tat nr $3,000—lirLKNDID «^*OOM COTTAOE ON Hill alrv**t. with awry convenlaocv; $500 oath and $55 |*#r month. of 45 iiw; kouov, fruit, wt watrr and iMittom * *** “ GrorjtU raltn #, fruit, wood a. running i land; noar ReUau on A rare IlYtla ^argala. if tikpii at nni*f tan !•»• l*f»ught It ho* alM»ut BvvfU room a. A MAR'iAIN £ K j}“, GEORGIA AVE- n r»*tf|'tl''ii ball; U\ Prlcv $I.»D. DR. j. w. MAV-IOV. II L I’At'L VvUtK, AaalaUQt 8n!'-niru. TWO GIRLS ARRESTED FOR RUNNING AWAY Mprclnl to The lisorglan. Afuntgomarj. Ala.. Feb, II—Rperlal officer E. W. Jackson Maturday night arrested Hleater Whitmire and Daena He<l. two young girls of I’nlumbua, U*„ <111 Hie ■ hnrgi' of running away from home. They were arrested at th* re- <iueat «f iheir parenla They are 11 anil 15 yearn old. They are being held till iheli parent, tend for I bank Camilla D’Arvllle lu "Tba Bella nf London Town" will lie ilia Bret altrarilon at tbe new Hhuliert Theater In New orlreua la tbe Uttar purl of March. ■ Tba Academy of Music at Northampton, Mass, la said lo lie Iba only municipal thea ter in I he 1-01101 ry. Tbe bouse yielded a oat revenue to tbe city during tba puat year of over *>,000. Thomas IV. Rosa, under tba maagaraof of Iba Bbnberts, hat opened bit season la Augustna Thomas' play, 'Tbe Other Girl.'' Ixuila Maun hagtna an tngagrmint at the Naw York Caslao tonight la the new Pan- Beld-Kerker mu,leal comedy, 'Tba Girl from Vienna." Arthur Bcbluluier u play, teg." te lo hare Ha Baal Knglteh at tba Rerkalay Lyceum <a new York tonlyht. Kaibarlna Gray la to play Iba part of Cbrlaltue. Julia Marlowe, Btarr are York, in _ - dancing apaetelty. rlnwa, Maud. A (tern, and France, each appearing lo pteya 1a New which they are called to do a Fair Directors to Maal. (peelal to Tba Georgian. Macon, Oa., Feb. II.—A meeting of the Macon Fair Association directors 1s called fur thin afternoon at S o'clock In the secretary's office, when Impor tant mailers will be dlacusaatl. WILL GIVE BANQUET TO PRESIDENT FINLEY Special le The Georglaa. Chattanooga, Tenn., Fab. 11.—W. A. Turner, commercial agent of the South ern railway, will probably meet Presl dent YT. W. Finley and party of that tr-Atlanta and conduct them lo this city Wednenday, when the cham ber of comment- will give them a ban quet. The party will consist of the fol lowing: President Finley. Firce Vice President A. II. Andrews, Second Vice President C. II. Ackert, Third Vic* President T. c. Powell, Fourth Vice Prevldent H. B. Bpencer. Fifth Vice President Fairfax Hart-lion, Alfred A. Thomas, general counsel: U Green, freight traffic manager; C. R. Browder, general freight agent, and A. P. Humphrey, general counsel for the 8t. Loula-Loulsvlll* line*. NOTICE NORTH SIDERS. CENTENNARY COLLEGE 18 TO BE REBUILT Rpeclal te Tba Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenn., Feb. ll.—A ape clal from Cleveland. Tenn., quote: George L. Hardwick, one of the officer* of the Cleveland Female College, which burned Solurday with a toe* of *7*.- 040, an saying that the college will be rebuilt at once. He aaya that the col lege buildings will be more substantial than the old ones. UNIVER«iTYA>F A , R8 ARE BROUGHT INTO COURT TgarlQTTfi Tba neutilaa. Chattanooga. Tenn., Feb. II.—Fol- lowlg out the Instructions In a replevin eult IO gat poseeslon of the books of the late l)r. E. A. Coblelgh. dean of Grant University, who, It la said, had failed lo make Battlement of funds amounting to several thousand dollars, a deputy sheriff was refuted admit tance lo the late dean'n daak In the Coblelgh home. He devlacd a plan, however, whereby he got lo the desk and now the books are In court. Dr. Coblelgh died about a year ago. Boon after hla death Irusteta of the unlvtrelty entered suit In the chan cery court to force a aettlement. Tbe dean handled all the funda of the med ical department No aettlement had been made and a writ of replevin wae then Issued to get Into the late dean'a desk amt procure the booke. MAY DEVELOP POWER IN MACON NEIGHBORHOOD, (pedal to Tba Georgian. Macon. Oa., Fab. 11.—Arthur Gala- „r. Who Is an authority on turbine nowar plants and pumnlng statlona, .will arrive In Macon Tuesday for the purpose of conducting an Investigation nf the feasibility of developing the water power on (fid contiguous to the llnaa of the Atlanta, Griffin and Macon lactrlc Railway Company, ami the Aeon. Albany and Amartcu* Electric Railway Company. Mr. Gelalsr hr quite noted la hte pro. feaalon. JURY DELIBERATES LONG BEFORE OIVINQ VERDICT. •pedal lo Tbe OeorglAa. Macon. Oa., Feb. 11.—In the rase of Cooper va. Carslarphen. wherein th* former was trying to recover damages from the latter for chawing hte Index Rnger during a recent fight, through th* auperlnr court, the Jury, after atey. lug out all day and night, Friday brought In a verdict in favor of tha de fendant Saturday morning. MACON PATROLMAN ~ ENTERS JEWELRY BUSINESS. (pedal in Tha Georgian. Macon. Oa. Feb. IV—B. F. Button has tendered Ms resignation aa patrol man to enter th* Jewelry business. Mr. Button wa* for aom* year* captain of No. « nr* company* and during this lima T. Brown waa also a mam her of the company. M*asrs. Brown and Hutloti have recently purchased the Jewelry buatneaa of 8. L. Orr 4 Co., on Mouth street. BANKRUPT STORES WILL PAY DIVIDEND. Mpedal lo The Georgian. , Macon. On., Fab. Tl.—The stocks of Ith* Hurpriae store at Eastman and the ! Parks 8ho* Company of Macon ware appraised Saturday and lha Inventoiy $100,000 DRY DOCK IS NOW WORTHLESS Portsmouth, N. H., Feb. 11.—The wooden dry Hock at the Portsmouth K, H.. navy yard, recently repaired at an expense nf *100,000 ha* been con- demned after tha Inspection of two boards of survey and within a month will be mold to the highest bidder, un der acaled proposal a. The dock waa hultl by the firm of Gilbert tc Bncor, of Nova Beotia, at a coat nf (100.000. The Oral ship dock ed waa the Franklin, of the wooden navy, and the lait the trophy ship. Relna Mercedes MRS. BOOKER 18 OEAD A8 RESULT OF GRIPPE ■perlal to the Georgian. Washington, Oa.. Fab. 11.—The In terment of Mrs Oeoigta Booker, who** death occurred Sunday morning at her home In thla county, ten mile* east of Washington, as tha result of grippe, look place In the family burial ground near the old home, this morning at 11 o'clock, the ■•rvlc** being conducted by her paator, Rev. J. R. Lewie. Mr*. Booker had been in III health for aaveml weeks, but her condition did not become alarming until the day previous to her death. She waa tha widow of Hon. Simeon Booker, who was, during hte life time, on* of tha moat prominent citlstna of the county, and Is survived by one daughter and two sons. SECOND SURVEY BEGUN FOR ELECTRIC RAILWAY. (pedal to Tha Georgia*. Albany. Oa., Feb. 11.—The surveying parly for the Macon, Amerlcua and Al bany Electric railway have begun th* second survey of the propneed electric line. Several walks will be required lo make the aurvey. STATISTICS. Kor j3H r .r , sr:.'i!Sa"?n.S2i asr* ssw in.in. re7.raiA our rapidly Increasing optical business; hankrupicy. The mock of the more, constating clothing, shoes, hate ar.d merchandise waa appraised al *>.057.17. te becoming loo large to properly han dl* In nur present quartern at It Whitehall street. w« have opened a branch etore at I3S Peachtree street (Candler Hulldlngl. The dne-t equipped eye-testing parlors In the South. Eantman Kodaks and supplies Amateur ftulahlng. Mae large announce ment. A. K. Hawke* Company, opti cians. It Whitehall street aad 135 Peachtree alreeL Tim stock of the Park* Shoe Company, tenanting principally of nhoea, was found to be worth *>,440.(2. along with note, amounting lo IMIS, making a total for lha Macon store of tl4,tll.rj, or grand total for the two stare* of *24,0O». The creditor* will In all probability get a handsome dividend. PROPERTY TRANSFERS. *1,(00—Mrs. M. W. Mack to M. Martin, lot on Decatur street. War ranty dtud. *760—Mr*. Emma E. Dodd to J. M Dobbins, lot on Ponders avenue. War runty deed. buildincTpermits. *400—Independent Ice Company. I: build addition to frame dwelling at 349 Whitehall street (rear). *1,410—Mr*. John Broonehead lo build one-nlory frame dwelling at II Hightower streut. 11.000—J. J. Flnnlgand A Co., to re pair lire damage at » Means street. >500—E. O. Eddleman, to build addi tion lo frame dwelling at *1 Grant •treat 1100—Charles Evans lo build frame veranda at *1 Oglethorpe avenue. (350—Mrs. K. A. Nalley, to build addition to lrnme dwelling at 111 Htate atreei. ' I 11)5—J. O. Rosa, to underpin frame dwelling at I7S Went Hunter mreet. >400—J. J. Harwlll. to build one-atory frame dwelling at 411 Vine atreei. •13.500—J. L. McCord, lo build one. story frame dwelling ut 3)3 Lee mreet. DEATHS. Jumen Campbell, age 46 yearn, died In Augusta, Oa. Mian Aliens Jackson, age 36 years, died at 1M Frasier atreei. Hualc A. Carter, colored, age 13 yearn, died at 71 Tattnall mreet. Mm. I.ce Taylor, age 59 yearn, died at <) l.uchle mreet. W. H. Wimberly, age 61 years, died at Ortne, Tenn. John T. Rubier, age 12 yean, died >8 Garden atreei. Ueaale Lee Hudson, age,4 month-, died at 641 Woodward avenue. Jacob Beilg, died In Chlcogp. III. BIRTHS. To Mr. and Mm. Carl c. Smith, at 1)7 Madison avenue, a boy. dacha, ATLANTA FRUITS AND FROOUCE. KGGK-Csodiad, arflre. Matte. M 4SSbP POULTKT-Oera. nMmwa. e, lUfftfHc- pound; turkey*, undraw* UOUc pound: turkara. uwtrawa, , Me ppasd; fits*, active, 14c pound. iI»rcfc~T>ui.«***v rift# aad ftoiMS* fir; —- “ M “ T pouud; but tor. a# K u, A«Sf pg“• B ?t .lock, carlna In aceW and color, f“ S eacb. owing ta (rads, par SfXigftx&tfaa 1 ' w*nrf; mbliMP. Uarr^a. c 5K punt actlrr. $2.50 era f acu»c. rratp; )>rona. round dry. ixrllxr, 76e ^ live. No. l. $6r“ >r4iiCf ftnnrfi: okra, alx Imaft**' 4ln4«U thn city honplUl flnturdapr nlghl^ ip.’, itrawbaertea, 'fIoUr' GRAIN ANO PROVISIONS. FUM R-Htebent patent. Bte: bam pat- ant. H* 0 : standard patent. M.*: bntf pat* ant. M.«; rata* m,, ,’OKK-Cbotce while. 70-: Jfo. 2 white, Mel ssi,i r-^rwssTS oirC^Siotc* white clipped, (4c: Wa * rawitm lx*- No. 2 nilxMf. Mr: Taxaa rail* w *»LSIr; Go turn oati. 55c; Burt. 7MJ BtV*' He. MKA1. IMnlu. par .■•eftae •#] tilalft. 45-ponnd aacka. I7ej plain, .fpMtii •nrka. •ft; flrattn. $L*. ?r|ijTfr wlxwl, $1.51; flwlct pSlflbl ponnil. $).»• • rtttir**—■ cracVera, Wc p©«nfi; %ujpmm Iroul, lc pMadTEna oib^Y’) mire! ■£. j?'pread;jraub w«i l>c pound: roe ubatf. lie; hawk : NEW BRANCH STORE. See Urge announcement of our new brunch optical (lore at 126 Peachtree atreut (Candler Building). A. K. Hawke* Company, 14 Whitehall streut und 126 Peachtre* streut. MACON SOLDIER BOYS DRILLING FOR INSPECTION^ ■peelal to The Georglaa. Macon. Oa., Pub. II.—Macon’* thru* military companies are preparing for th* Inspection which I* to begin here next Tuesday. Th* headquarters nf the Second QeorgU will be Inspected and the Macon Volunteers, th* Hutsara and th* Floyd Rifles will take thalr turns at th* order* of th* tnapectlag officers on Tuesday and Wednesday. This point will be the first visited. NEW BRANCH STORE. See larks announrement of our now brunch optical store at 126 Peachtre* street tCandler Building). A. K. Huwkea Company. Opticians, two atnrea, M Whitehall mreet aad 111 - Peachtree street. MACON BUSINESS MEN PREPARE FOB CONVENTION. Hperfal lo Tbe Georgian Macon, Ga.. Feb. II — Itu.lnean men nf Macon, especially the members^ of the Maron Chamber «r Commerce anil th* city council, are now devoting, con-, nlderable lime to preparation* for th* coming convention of the Georgia Im- hilgratlnn Association, which meet* one weak from next Tuesday. Thu clllaetta here can hare llllle lo do In ad van"* other than to prepare for lha comforts of lb* viallora Mrs. N. A. Lyon. Th* funeral of Mr*. N. A. Lyon, wh* died Friday night at h*r bom* at West ern avenue and Davte atr**L took place Sunday afternoon. Th* aurvlcuu were conducted at l:M o'clock *t th* Jonut Avenue Baptist church by Rav. Dr. (Jullltan. of Cedar town.. formerly naa- tor of Payne Memorial church, assisted by the paator, R*v. Mr. Savage. A large number of friends of th* deceased ware present lo pay flnal tribute to her memory. The body waa Interred In Hollywood camatery. Mr*. CertTwhlMteM. . Mr*. Cora Whitfield, aged 27 years, died Tuesday morhlng at har reaf- •lence. 136 Knglteh avenue. Bh* Is sur vived by her husband and two chile dren. Th* funeral aervlree will ba con ducted Monday night at lha residence ut 7:14 o'clock, and Ih* Interment will be In cnneya cemetery Tuesday morn ing. Jacob 8alifl. The body of Jacob tfellg. who died la Chicago Monday, February 4, waa In terred In Oakland cemetery Monday morning. Th* funeral services brer* conducted In Chicago. W. A. Waters. New* waa received In Attain* n un , day morning of th* death of W. A. Water*, of Pttiabuag. Pa., formerly <>f Atlanta. White In Atlanta h« waa con • heeled with the 8pear Furniture Com pany and later wa* transferred to their Plltaburg more, of which he wax made general manager. The body will be brought from Pittsburg Tuesday night and taken to Patternon’s ebapei. re maining there until the burial. H* leaves a wife and one child, who will make their future horn, with Mas- Water*' mother, In tbla city.