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MU MTS ME 1 HUM MISSOURI PACIFIC SHOWS' NINE PeR CENT SAWNING3; Exchanges Close on Account of Washington’sUirtli- day. LIVERPOOL IS . Wail fltrogt Summary: i r"*® h *» HWMd into iho Mlsaoari Pa-* Cine all nation vary carefully says,that I :4* «■» And nothlns wrong of an-acuie nature. So far as he la able to moor- MS the actual oaralngs of tfio eom- bany are equivalent to » per cent on s&s-ft. portance should be attached to the re cent report of selling of Mlssburl Pa cldc by the Sane eatate. It la under atood that whan the.atoek waa selling at about io In It* upward Movement to lit, prior to the reaumptlon of dlYf- 'lends »lr. Sage sold a large proportion of hla holding*, believing that the nnl , v . . aiock wag euffloleatlv high on the baale OPEN of the earning* arid outlook at that | time. Then* la good reason for belfev- SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON TTi GOD’S COVENANT WITH, ABRAM —GEN. 15: IS-tfit mformaUon of tht fort I,com Tt'iitiipnw Worn Rcttor Than l lD * "sumption of dlvldanda. Thera la rUlUrfS iilic netur Ilian leq U aliy good information that, ij* neyer T , . . : bought back any considerable part of Had Been Expected. Sjiot 6 Points Up. the atock which he eold la the netgh- Imrhnod of 10. < 'onsequeotly. accord ing to rtur authority, the Sege holding* of Missouri Paclflc during the laat flee *eneraHy V «uhiHiee? n “ ^ w.gch^ged f rom Abram By DR. QEORGE A. BEATTIE. GOLDEN TEXT—He believed In the Lend and Jis counted it for right* eousnes*.—GEN. 18:17. \,iF *" ‘ Theie are eight recorded promisee to Age., Abinn There might have been morsi■ The h,«t when 0<d called him to leave hla country - and promlaed to imtbe of him n grrat nation. Second, when on hla arrival In Ca naan’H<> promt aad to five him the l r p hMfflfflSysnlff’k* jfcuni It kiTblsp i n demandants, aix! that in htai all nation* should bo bleat> "And be betTeved In Jehovah and ha reckoned It to him for righteousness." Adonal 1* the word which the Jews In reading Always substitute for J*. kovaii. a* they count It imptooa to pro- for an Inheritance. Thiel. This aatnr promise waa re mtad after hla aaparatlon with Lot Fourth. The promise In our lesson of today Fifth. When Abram was 50 ysara old ngd la rendered Lord In Friday, February 12, I* a legal holl- 4ay tn -the Aioertcan markets. All ex changes are closed The Liverpool market transacted ac tual business as usual and first ad vice* from that center were again bet- tsr than eapseted!. On Nek - York* 1 srs of the Gould stock, milting thalr closing Thursday cables were due to ‘ Intrinsic value and great possibilities come 1-2 to 1 point higher. The open- ! ’fblcji apparently have not been fully, tnc was steady at price, unchanged toj '* “"^"‘oodthat attha The rumor from the Southwest that the HI. Louis Southwestern baa passed H. Harrlman f* easlh * In Wall street because not shrewd observer* have held the opin ion for some time that one or more active groiipe of railroad bankers and operators would become largely buy- I points higher and at 2 t>. m. a further alight advance had been established. At the close, futures were steady tit* points hlshc "Tbs following l« the reuse is the scllvc Booths In Liverpool today. I he'll. mail l .ior. mUr'.:ii! & Spots were In fair demand nt ( imlnts advance, making middling 6.<U. Hales 3.000 bales. The New York Commercial says: •The business that Is lie I ns done Is almost nil nwltches or straddles. There has been a great deal of mnne> made this season, by n few people. In sell ing New York and buying Liverpool, and now this straddle Is being undone. "Other broker* who were not In be fore hsve concluded that the two mar kets have lieen arttflcally forced too for apart, and nre buying here and selling In "Liverpool. There la Jual nt present time also a great deal present tint* It would be absolutely Im possible to buy control of the Missouri Pacific In the open market. Xt the time of the contest between the Gould Interests and Joseph Ramsey for con trol of the Wabash, tt was demon*, strateri that the former did .not con trol the property by the actual owner ship of a majority of the voting atcuri* tlee, which Include debenture bonds, a* well as stock. (exalted i to .thraham f father of a tout: lltude), and hla wife's name was This brew Bible our translation. When tbe word la Jehovah It Is writ-* ten la capital letter*— LORD. Wljsn It la Adonis It la written In-plain Roman latter*—Lord. , In the golden test wc have the flfat enunciation great dOfCrine of Justification by faith, which Paul made from aural- to.-Sarah fnrln- <* hie letter to the cess), aad the promise repeated that be should possess the land and that he ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT AND PRODUCE. 1 flee. Si seats -*h; ducks ek: LITE POULTRY- .. enrti: chlckeBS settee. Pekin. Uc etch: paddle. S — —. T * *. * Mtfe I •■■■■, fmt leathered. .fit* rarh; turkeya active. “plSSjip POOLTBT-Ossse. undraw*. ■etlve, lOOlttte pound: turkey A undraws active, l.-'tm..- pound: fries. sctTve. lie iK.iiud: hens. t:lsr pound. .. pitoiH.l'K-Tennesnee ribs and bean, fr: ewltchlng around between months In i Tennessee nuaagj> fc »c: Jeeft |f- the New York market—tt Is the sort JJJJL.', *5{1« ictffsttt ’penaShl of a market that la the natural reatiH j i*u#20r pound; beet wax' - y»f-+he fMofettiottalt bring kfLJ«v f>l»V j r«h..i.«t- hone*. htiilt. active, the gains‘among rod, other for so long j bosef CK* ilo ^un.'^rTcaforThgt-tt-wnem.v 32 ; 26 husnrl; lady, pens. 13.00; stock, 31504* ; might return In greater force and wage ble faith. laeT^MS:- : There have been auch times In the ! ^rkV dJrrk' wls^r* 1 - .rV."ak’ rartF’wtS i live. of the noblest and stanchest of | turkeys arllre. lie p.und: rabbits active, , Clod's people. 12Hc eacb: ajulrrsl* *;;!,ve._lc^eeeh; opos- j After his victory over the prior,Is of should have a Sixth. Tthe same promise iuprated whan Abram tnieiceded for Hodom. Seventh. When clod promlaed that tha theocratic promise should be ful filled In Isaac. Nlghth. When after his willingness tb sacrifice Isaac He promised that In hla aead all tha nations of the earth should be bleat. The" fourth promise Is our lesson, when God made » covenant with Abram and promised possession of the land and that Ji's »•«! should be a* multitudinous as the mars In heaven, and predicted th* bondage of life people for 400 years, add then their return to Canaan. Abram was now nea ears old. and nine or nounce tht namg. word - often occurs in tha He- When Luther was climbing Pllats'a staircase at Roma on hla knees, tha words ‘The Just shall live by faith* - flashed on hla mfnd aad tha great reformation began. In th* Urns of Christ th* Jew, boast ing himself to be a descendant of A bra. hem. hod constituted for hla race a doctrine of salvation In which descant -counted for everything. Thera ware but two dlvlelons of tha race. Jawa and ariltlles. If Abraham's descendant they were sure of f place In Abraham’s Mm rlpw C<tr CB.*b A" HUMES HONEST. CIOAI VALUES A.L.WALDO&CO FIRE INSURANCE 1013-14 Prudential Building, ATieANJA, GA. - SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT For the Hit Months Ending December *L »Q«. of the Condition of n,« German Alliance (Fire) Insurance Company, liavaed since he entered , a-uin and there wns no prospect of the promise being fulfilled. In the preceding chapter or learn that Lot and his family had l>-rn taken captive and carried away b\ chei-dol- amus. who had sent his army to aubduu the rebelllsus provinces In the plain. When this tntslllgincs was brought to Abram liu mustered his fort es and In a midnight attack reacued Lot and his family. It may have been a time of reaction ; in the life of Abtani.. He might have I lieen disappointed because Lot returned bosom It waa the work of Paul tu show .that which In their great ancestor com mended him to Jahovah,. was not tha perfection of hlvHfe. but the simplicity of his trust. „ The Oriental Still I* apt to consider _ , . .,eternal life at something to be won by rlv orte hundred perfection of service, by absolute ob ten year* hail M rvanc* of a ’ every possible requirement LIVERPOOL. Following U tbo i»|H*ntn« rang* and cloa*. romparrd with xoiterday: Fufuroa opeiiwl otnul>. Opening I ri*t»oiia ltniiir«*. 2 p. iu. riu«r. i loat*. FolirtiaiT ....a .«Mk»4.CI S.T* T» Foil.-Mm. ...»V«Wx .V«4 >•■'*>'t •»«l , v Mar. Anr ...i.bl -3.W4 t.M '• A* r.«*» MatJuiio Jnno-Julv July* Aug. ...YRt Aitg.-Kcpi. ...&.U *.f»4 Ikpl.-Ofl. ....Vi.' -AM Ort.Nov turn. ilroMMl. netlvo. 11c ponnd; IIti'. ortlr*, tc pound. FRUITC-I^mop*. foncy Meitcnn. tl.SOf Hiumum por Immh. cnlla, active. Me# 91.M: atmlglita. |i.50(f2.no. Plnaanplaa. Klor- Idn atork. per crate. 12.10. Orangea. Florida atock. owing to also atul condition on ar* J rtta t'loaesl atoailr. r. 614 r.,r*. uVj s&i 6.W b V* Km. i 1, i, , ?r.w Co &.JS5r , ?i^. pp rT.:: , si: 1 York state apples, winter varieties, choice, per barrel. S3.2j8l M: fancy. tI TVOCOO. nrapet. New York ntnte. In t-puund hssseta. 4-1# -ill. COTTON YARNS DEMAND SLIGHTLY LESS URGENT. New Turk rommnrctll: A a the week progresses the demand In the cotton yarn market shown a allghl decrense. i'in buntne**’ linn been reetrt> led. owing Jito the fact that spinners nre not In n ''bbaltlon to grant the deliveries which buyers are now demanding.. Hplnnera. If anything, have assumed an evsn more Indefiendent attitude, and In the majority of cases positively refuse to guaranies any deliveries prior to July 1. It ts needless to say that where or ders are booked full t-rlcea are being paid for the same, and no amount of persuasion on the part of the buyer • an Induce the seller to accept lower figures At the present time the keenest de mand seems to be on deliveries ranging from March 1 through April. Hpot supplies are very short and some ex ceptionally high price* are said to have been paid by buyers who are fortunate enough tu discover small spots In va rious quarters of the market of the counts they required. A good business Is reported to have Iteen booked on knitting yarn* for delivery during April and May. but owing to the high prlcea.demanded many buyer* are hold ing off and awaiting further develop ment! before committing themaelvro. BUYING ORDERS HEAVY ON ALL LINES STAPLES. New York Commercial: In the pri mary market the large selling agents and commission houses reported Wed nesday strong buying by out-of-town Interests on staple cottons for the fall. It la stated that the Jobbers, sn well as the cuttlng-up and covertlng trades, are enx|oua to gar their fall require ments cqysrsd and are not haggling about plicae on bleached clothe, staple brown cotton*, gray good* or staple fancy cotton*. All of the mills having b percentage of goods free for orde: are holding nut for top market prices, and It I* found that on certain con- atrucilnaa.the buyers are offering pre mium* for delivery this side of August. Thera Is also n Vell-sdstnlned business coming forward from - the buyers now In town for additional supplies of wool en dress goods, silks, linens and fine cotton wash fabrics. Yarn men are flmi In their price* and And that It Is possible to close contracts for all num bers wanted by weaver*. The knitter, are also open to the proposition of se curing yarns on the prevailing basis In the Jobbing market tt Is found tb.it stock are Inadequate to meet the sit-mg spot demand for household nnd dress linen*. On all the iiittnn goods line, for spring Jobber* nre able to get then own price* and on while good* the re tailer* throughout the country are placing duplicate.* for embroidered and plain sheer fabrics Hosiery and un derwear lines In the Jobbing houses are practically sold-itp for even mid-sum mer dsllvtry. • - Cape Cod*, per Lsrrel, tK.M; Jersey*. I Grape fruit. If Infills stock, vwtsg to Stas snd color, per hoi. Il.topr Tl. I.line*. Tier Ids stork, per hundred. II.SO Nuts finer mixed. In boirs. per sack of 100. active *t It.10 sark. Peanuts In seek •••ragtag IN sound* each, owing to grsur, MmSyUTABLFk-lteets. csbbags eestss. se ll, e. M.00 crate: csltbage. stspdnrd crates, ft*' snd: mlrtmgr. hsrral*. 2teC pound: «** puuit artlre. C.V) erate: encumber*.. M rrsle: tumntoe*. fancy. Seltve. M-SOtil.*# toms toes, choice, setter.' (l.oDBMt eratSS crate: Itesns. round grrep. J2.10 crate: onions dev. settve. ”5r bushel: Irish potatoes, ae- 1. BcCll.oo l,M*hel: l elerr. fancy. tire. No. okf* slVMIk.rarastt tti» erat*: esgll- tlower setlr*. IBIOe ponnd: lettnce. headed. R.nOftMO drum: sweet potatoes, yellow, se- live. SSe bushel: sweet potatoes, white, sc lire. »r linshel: kraut, Jintf hnrral, rutntisss turnips, l'.te. lIHc n'inrt. nsir-narm. PJL Htrewlterrlss. 15# FLOUR. GRAIN AMO PROVISIONS. ent. W.S0: ntandned patent. *15*: half p*t ent. 14.00: spring wheat patent. N.0P CORN t'hrtlcc Wlilte. 70c; No. • white, 00c; ; veltow. Me; raised. *7j.- Tennessee r 1» 11 *• Hulls til W. OATH 1‘kol will I “ criuke'] coru per’ bualirt. 7vV. whit# #ll|mMts Mr: No. J ssssst*-. I uiliml. Sk: Tcim mat* ^riH»f. r ; jN-: Uo'.tim fUtt. Me; tlurt. Tke; Blue. * kiKAI.—!*lxln, l»er urkf. €7r: * * ‘ 24 |M>un«l jklnlti. 4i|Niuail M«'k*. S*c; plain, 71 wicks. (Sc; llesriu. 01.25. HAY-Timothy, choice largo boles. II1 do choice, small lisle*. I1.M: do No. I tbl do’rholce. small lisle*. II.M: do No. I tblnl jmlrs. *1.23: do. No 2 third bales. *125: No. 1 clover railed. It.20: choice prairie. It, Iwr muds >1 ‘TlUCKKN FEED-FIfty ponnd sicks. He; Purina cnlck fee.1, *1*0; Victor feed, *13- Dsnner feed O.N. PROVISIONS. iUU<ls. 105,1 •lisle*. X.L3: Snpreme lard. ,-o in pound, Ptr. GROCERIES. Rtir.AU—Mtndsid grannisteal n.W. — *. 4He; pif—** ' New ugyorUlai; to tk* ream dairy, 14V-; York rsnneil. ISr; intotstln*. 4Ve. POPrEE—Kossteo Arbuekles IlSOO: hulk In It*** or liarrels. tie; grain, 11|F‘ RirE-Camlluu <SU.'w. utyordln *VpTkEKE- Fsucy full twins. l«‘v „ ttbreitded liltcull. K rase: No. 5 rolled ?r;s- ^j^fJsra®s«S: '.w, lied salmon *5 rate pink salmon se. foero, 4*e; rhseolate. Sr snug II K> esse. t orn*. vhseolste. fo snug ■pound Jsrs. JO; ttsast liesf. RLM esse. Corned lieef. *fs* ense. Chtnup, 1110 cane. Pimp. New <)£••*«. Ae rslloo; core. Be ssllon; Culm 3be gallon; (Teorgla rsue 95c. i*;., tbo p;»n,t Me* «>k gresse tl ti hods rraekef*. Pie pound: lenmn 7He: Systsr fe. Barrel esudy v per pound L (et mllsd, per Nary bean*. *2: f.tms beans, se. Best matches, per gross. 11.(4. ktses- ronl. M^Tc per rwun,r tvirdlnes. mu*, laid. 52.3 rase Potash. kk234f3.B css,, peanuts. Tt4<-. Hope. 1 ply cotton, lie. Soap, Bunl, Elijah fled because a wicked wom an had thiratened tu take his life, and laid down under A Juniper tree nnd longed for dealt). Much times In the history of Muse*, when he felt the people whom he wse leading were slmont ready to atone him. Such limes In the history of David, when his language sounds like the walling of despair. When John the Baptist was shut up In prison he doubted whether Christ waa ihe long promised Messiah Girolamo Savonarola, of Ferrara, when he shut himself up In his convent of Ran Marco, mourned Jerome of Prague preached uoldly In favor of re form In the church a mi openly advo cated the doclrlnje of Huns, and went to Constance to defend hltn. bul.when he learned that Hus* would be tried only to be executed, he forsook him and fled to Neeberllngen. Ptprt! bulls, and th« dlst of Warms could not Intimidate Luther, yet In the ctutle. of Wart burg he become melan choly un<l despondent. ‘ There were many reasons why Abram ahould at times almost despair. In a book recsnlly published by u member of the Palestine Exploration Society we have a chapter devoted to the proof! which have been discovered In the excavations at Gexer of the In iquity of the Amotite. at the time of Abram's sojourn m Palestine. There waa doubtless times when thought he had of rite and ritual. The Hindu Is still taught that to pronounce tbs sacred name "Rain" as It I* pronouheed In heaven will admit the vllyst sinner. The Jew had come to believe that his mighty progenitor had not only saved hlmsslf. but all of his direct posterity; that salvation was a thing of Inheritance. 1 The New Teetsment makes It plain that Abraham accepted eternal life, not as something he had earned or merited, but a* a gracious gift to a believing ■on. HI* story - I* told not to show ■ ■but to portray an accepts Tha Past ■ Pledge of the Future. God assured him tha! as H* had brought him out of Ur. He would give him Canaan. What God had done for film was a pledge of what He would do. When hla brothers and King Haul had tried to persuade David, the youthful shepherd lad. not to enter the unequal contest with the giant Gollah. he stood before them is confident os though he hod been the victor of a hundred bat tles, raying: “The God that delivered pie from the lion and the bear will deliver me from the hand of this Philis tine." Qed'e Covenant. To make the. promise, more binding. God will make a covenant with Abram. This was done by alaying animal* that were used In the sacrifice, and then di viding them In two heaps and the con trasting parties passing between them. In one of the picture galleries of Eu rope may-be earn a painting by Tlssot representing Abram guarding hla sac rifice. keeping tbe vultures from de vouring It. When wearied by hie watch ing he fell asleep. God told - him that his seed—as yet he had no eon—ahould be In bondage 4AP years, that the nation that held them In captivity should be Judged: that they would come out with great substance: that he should bo burled In a good old age (lie), and that In 'the fourth generation <a hun dred year* a generation) they should return agatnt to Canaan. In the course of time all these promise* were ful filled. God Is still a covenant keeping God. The covenant He made for us antr- ilntee that of Abram. The victim of TEETH EXfRACTED positively wltk'iut «i&«T5 , 0 U ne, H .; , i not bay lint". I'IIIiTADEI.PHU HUNTAI. HOOUM. No. ».WMtehal ■ CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. “Trrlv From— R vsssnh .... TAIsmllfacon 11.4) ob cksomlllt . LMataMsroo k.io a at Maras 11.40aaUaeksoatlll* ,.C 44tni Mat-on 4.15 putIktsran 4.0) pm Macon Ml pBlIscksanvIHs .. S.S0pni Macon »10 ptnlhbraunah 9. II pin K HO EAST TO FIX Pt'MPH. NO OLABR DUNN MACHINERY CO.. M Marietta Street. Phonos 1761, Atlanta, Os. returns now. J. L. HARRISON, J. H. EWING, CD. MEADOR, Assessors. k DEEP WELL POWER PUMP HEADS, DUNN MACHINERY CO., 64 Marietta 8trt«t. Atlanta, Qa. OEOROIA—FI*I«TON 4:or.NTY. To th<* Hu|n*rl«r Conrt of Halil Conn tv* Tbe petition of John I*. Wheat. Ivan K. Allen and Walter I*. Atidretra. nil of tald ntnte nud county, respectfully nbown an tollonn. to-wlt: 1. That they desire for thtotMlw. their aanuclittif. fttrrensors autl nanion, tu be and to berom** n body corporate muter the name nttd ntyb» of tforrilKKN eXPf.OHATlO.N AN I • 1I& VKIsOl'MKXT COMPANY. • 2. The ttra* for tvhlrh petition*™ nnk tu Ih» Incorporated Is twenty y«mr». trlih ibe privilege of renewal at the end of tbnt time, ha provided by InW. privilege of liicreanlug the Mid rnidtnl ntmk from tlim* to time an the ntorkhnliler* inuy desire, to ntiv nuui not exceeding In the aggrrante fl.000.0tfo. 4. .J'etlUanavs pray tbe tight to laaue OF NEW YORK. i. organised under the laws of Ui* suite .at New York, made to the g„ uf the state of Georgia. In pursuance of the Inwt at stild elate. Principal ofllce, Corner Liberty nnd Nnnnu 81reel*. New York ' i I. CAPITAL STOCK. 1. Whole amount of capital stock ttao.oo* ou 2. Amount psid tip In cash 400,000 (to—, (m, • II. A88ET8. ' T 2. Loans on bond nnd mortgage (duly recorded, and being first Bhnn an the fell ■' , 34 3. Blocks nnd bonds owned absolutely by the companr: Pot value. 11.022,250-0"; market value feerriod out). *1,1*1,*12.00 7V.'7T7?rrrr.. . .. 4. IMocks. bonds and all other secttrltles (except moiigagroi hypothecated with company as collateral security for rash loaned by the company, with the- par and market .value of seme and the amount loaned etiereon. - 5. ''ash Ih company'* principal ofllce |. «o iio t. fash belonging to the company deposited In bank,4(,51( 41 41.1(1 • 4*.Si* 41 - Total Total cash Item* (carried oul) ». Amount of Interest actually due and accrued and unpaid: DwhA. r.0kt AA • l.nmi o ssri m..el>.,>ii •#•« lilt Bonds, *3,602.00; bond and mortgage. M33.0 Premiums In course of collection Total assets of the company, actual rash n'arket Value .. III. LIABILITIES. 2. Grose looses In process of adjustment or In sus* ~ ' Dense, Including all reported and supposed losses.1*0.451 63 4. Total amount of claim* for loiae*...it-.,..... *0,462 53 Net amount of unpaid losses (cartled out) tu. The amount of reserve for reinsurance i. tl. All other claims against the company, commission and brokerage on premiums In course of collection 12 Joint stock canltnl actually paid up In cash.. . 13. Surplus beyond all liabilities 31.392.;.. 14. Total liabilities IV. INCOME DURING THE LAST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1905 I. Amount of cash premiums received I .jxs.vut 3. Received for loterest 27 ITT 4. Income received from all other sources, profit on sale or maturity of ledger assets ;> (. Total'Tncume actually received during the last six months In cash I 333.1)1 V. EXPENDITURES DURINC THE LAST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1606. CITY TAX NOTICE PIruhr THHlrn vnar ritv tnvl ^ --^ ~ ' 'll Amount of #xpenn#A paid, inc'iudmg reen. i _ missions to ag#ntA and nfllcerA of th# company 4. Paid for nta^e. national and local tax#* In thia and other atatea 5. All other payment* and expenditure*, viz.: .MIscellaneouM expense* * Total expenditures during the lath six niontha of the year In eaah $ 4*»v«&7 Greatest amount Insured In any one rlak ...t iO.oiiii uo Total amount of Insurance outMtAnding .... 72.846.436 uu A copy of the Act of Incorporation, duly certified, la of file in the -iHItc the Insurance i’ommlnaloner. STATE OF NEW YORK.—bounty of New York. Personally appeared before the undersigned. Charles 0. Smith, who. in Ing duly Atvorn. deposes and says that he Is the Secretury of the tie;aid Alliance Insurance Company, and that the foregoing statement Is cone and true. — —; : — i'. Q. SMITH Rworn to and subscribed before ~mg.~thtwi4th-«lay LOiriH A. TIXSLOW. Notary Public for Klngx Countv. ♦ (Certificate filed In New York Count}.) . Name of 8tate Agent: \V. I*. REYNOLDS. Name of Agents at Atlanta: A. L*. WALDO A CO. New York. Baltimore. 8ostbn. Atlanta. Chicaqo. New Orleans. Washington. 3an Francisco. PhiladeipH, Lo.idon. The American Audit Company ellher ceinaion er pr^ferre*! KitH’k. or both. Abram might have _ come to till* country to fall a victim to tne anlmoalllea.of the wicked idolatrous w . .. inhabitants, who could not tolerate hla the aacrlflce waa Hla own 8on. .. example of a higher life. Almost every I believe on Him Hla righteousness Ih reformer. Indeed, neotly every Chtln- | imputed -to uu. ."Hslng Justified by tian. has at some tlui** been with Chrla. faith.* we haw peace with Ood through tlan and Hopeful In rk>ubttnf Cast I» of, Jenua Chrtet.'* M N»t by works of Giant Despair nnd forgotten that It**, righteouaneaa we have done* but by had the key of deliverance In hit own I faith are we saved.** bo*nm. . j Have I believed on Christ? Have I God appears again to Abram,to din* accepted Hint an, my Savior? If we pel all his doubts and fears by'renew- have, then Hie righteousness Is lin ing the promlne thut the land( should; puted to us. and for ua there will be be hla, that he should live to a ripe old no condemnation. stock. 6. The object of Mid proponed cor|ionitloit la pecuniary galu aud proSl to Itn stiM’k bolder?. It Is the purpose of aald proponed cor pornllon :<» earn* «n u ceuerul rritl rslitte. iblnlng. Itupfovetuejit nud development Intel DEATHS. . , . . Frank B. Hitt, age 22 years, died of, 4 -* 1,r * nl tuberculq,!* at Kasi Kill* str4Wt._ j BUILDINQ PERMITS. Hemphill avenue, a buy. To Mr. and Mrs J. K. Powell, at 131 Park avenue, a girl. Tu Mr. and Mrs. II. Keeler, at s:> 'Ulmer street, a girl. Tu Mr. und Mrs. F. M. Brldgetn. at girl. John M. Hmlth. u«e «. year*, died of , tiaralynls *1 3x3 i 'entral avenue. »t-u—t.apltul t My t hair t ompatn Mr*. M. A. MrKIreatli, age 53 years. 11build frame platform at 121 tu 12 died of aallimu nt 3*u FraeMr street. Grant "Ireel Mary Hwans.m ti-uleredl. age 72 1 I years, died »1 lit ('healnut street. I u 11 u|k>u rear estate or In '-oaectiou there,rill,, for Ike Intprnrcuieur. development or bet terment thereof, for the utc, convcnjcure nud cujtqruieilt. of putebaiere. ie*||)eiit« nr tenant* thereof; to bay. emunilwr. sell, have, holps lease, option and otherwlee de.nl and trade, either as vendorn or veudeea. letoora or lea*e4>R. optltniera or oplloueen. In all kinds and daotes of real entnle. equl tie*, mineral or olber Intereaiv. whet her . _ miliiipioved: tn make all kind, und claasea of Impcovemeut* In or upon real estate, nnd to dtf Aliy and all things of till* privilege; to execute, sell nnd de liver the atocka and liond* of nnhl eorimra- tlon. with the right nnd anthorliy to make and deliver all neeenMry nnd nppropilnt liiHiruuieiila In auch traiiMetlou*; to hmn or iHtnow money upon any nnd nil col Internl* mol MourHIes. whether real, per- Robert n Branch, age 22 years, died j Boulevard. take or receive the proper ln*trninent« In wit near and execution thereof: to buv. Bell, rnrtiuriwr. have, bold, prtiapect, mine or -Owen* Johns,),,, tu make slid-. 1 operate all kinds or elssti-s of mineral i.ron ,u frame dwelling «t *5 Xnrlh i^, •“JSySf* .IB 1 execution of Ihnt elnaa of loial 100 Broadway, Naw York City. F. W. LAFREFTZ. C. P. A„ Pras. G. E. MANWAR1NG, Vice Pn THEO COCHEU, Jr.. Sseratsry. ^ The American Audit Company, chartered under the law* of Nr* Yor Is empowered to examine the affair* of. and make report* upon hi tin: del condition of private and public concern! (or directors, ofllrr; 1 * and I dividual*. The preparation and Installing of system* a special:.' ATLANTA BRANCH. 1015-1016-1017-1018 FOURTH XATT. BANK BLE 0. B. BID WELL, Resident Manager. Tsltphone, Main 172. Cable Afidrsss, Amdlt, Ntw Ve FRANK HAWKINS. Prexlltent. ATKINSONV VIce.I'rraMont.. TIIOMAH tT. F.nSYJN, Otshler JOSKI'U A. UrCORIt. Vice l'nsldsnt. It. W. BY KBS. Assistant t'a.iilrr. Third National Bank Capital - * - - $200,000.00 Surplus and Profits $375,000.00 .•At-HOITN. «««•«. THE FORTSON-GARRETT CO. 16 Allen aticc M. Fishman die (Fat i rear i . Ilm per dle<l of pm.tl> <>c»r Bradford, age 2 months, died I dwelling.at rear 21M Jackaoif ktsset. St 467 Bast Fair street. - I 4114—MfS. Wlgg". to niakv change* . siiretjr. with the Mil i, v 8tc\cne age «H vears. died at brick building nt 6 1-2 Whitehall give rcasnunlde nud pro«M*r cuuinilMluna 1 ' * , *■ ietreet * nnd remuneration* therefor; In ah«»rl. tu buy, nell. ninrlgagc. eiicumlier, hyputhet-nte DDODRDTV TDAklQCCDQ "IkeralS' 4Wlll nil|I ll'flllc III till klllda HKUPtHTY TRANorSnB. Mlll | , |nR»ea of pruficrty whatsoever, whctli tsI.'Htf—Bsmuel A. Osbuni to the i cr real, peraoiinl or mixed.»nn fully and Ti-u.-alae.' Inatroan... 4 • .. IN'I'IV IIK ft MStlirSl perXUll COOIll (III. With linxelera lnauiame t.unpnnj, lot «»n ,| |f , n nd privilege tn exercise nil the kaon street. 1 U«III|| imwera ami to perform all the nav i colored t. age 60 years. | ss t'aln attest, tcolored). age 44 years. | da at 142 Baker street. To Mt ll.MM ui rose. FISH. t>niinr|: saapper. Howell To Mi West Fit •bad. 76c: Intel: stun. 8T0CK8 AND BONDS. Illd. AMc/ drorgla 4'ta- 1*16 BIRTHS. »l.SOU—Busan L Brown tu Juhn W. un,l Mr,, tt. Anurewa, at a* Pci,|-«-A, lut un Cuurtiand Htt-eet. l.uun reel, a elrl. ideed. i ami Mr* l>. Balsuint. at 33 . 31.500—(Tiara K. Kverett tu Henrv r "treat, a buy. I Hlruoh, lut un Pones DeLeon avenue •"id Mr*. It. I*, l arson, at 2»fl i., u „ ,i e *d. „,„i i,„t taer pni> the right It 18ti—Lola Ann iMsment B» I’lam tn'»llal» and inatutalu hnttich olTlir- .... •:versit, lot on Ponce DeLeon ave- , «lcrc In Hie xtate of’Georgia or the I’tutcil 11 ue Warranty deed .male*. They i»ntjr die right tf> make nud , u " «Tamy aeea. J niUip , i, V inv a/fo. the regulatlmi nnd got ruuicul of snld «‘or|H»rntlou In all iuniic.-m lid tliluga s* o majority of anhl abN hhtdd may determine; to have a enr|Mi functions |H*itnlnliig to or that j • 4»mi«M*ted with tbi* trnnt:tctlou of llic tond itfB* hereinbefore aperlllrd. C. I'elltloaere Ptny that the principal of tit e nttd place of liu«lue«ii or anhl propone i • nrpomtloii ahull Im> In Atlanta, said atn*e ; nud county, but they pmy the right to cr COMMISSION BROKERS COTTON. STOCK8, BONDS. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Prlvat* wires to New York, Chleoeo and Nsw Orleans. All Accounts Guaratrtssd. Officss: Opposlta Post Ofltos, Knoxville. Tonn.; Schraplro North Augusta, 8. C. Orders solicited for Purchost and Salt far Future Delivery. Correipi dtneo invited. Atlanta and Georgia customers will bo given special att< lion. Guild: L. H. Foirshils. S. J. Wh L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY. NAVAL STAORES. 13.1140—John A. Junes and Jomrs Bis I* Clsrk Back in Office. Hperlal to The Georgian Anniston. Ala., Fsh. 22 -Afi-i . lasting through several year*. 1, E. Watson, i-lerk of the rlivult Is again'locatedJn the ngL-e-h- former. < Knvanunh 6,. 133, ' 31,con 4*. 14)0 A'lnntn 6, tail I A .l.ntfl 1*22. Alla,on t«. 1*94 ........ I Atlnntu n„tl Ws.t INUsl ... ail.nl. uml (Vest Point I'lo IV occupied. ’When the <-ourt house Central uf tlsorglt. 1st Inc. waa Ointpletsd the room In que.tl m | 0 i’ h"" 0 ™' was s,.lane,I to Mr. Wataun hv the | 4U ,,“ j, i'iul"8*raao*i":.‘.'.‘ commlahlottvni. but l»^ Inter or- j Southwetiarn tfertd lo move out. Georgia 1'ftdflc !»u. trout. 6** pound: hlu# 8«h. 9f ponnd: bss. Sh.xT.>n ; n.r , fr«h'w.!sr* , ;r.K: u, *«'; v : ss. tk d. Sa 11 • ■ ^ Johnson, lot In land lot luo. ^ 44u—ThomM J. KAdy Invei •mpany to J. C*. Autrey. lot In oo«i comatar>. Warranty daad. t . .. 33"—J. C. Autre)- to T. C. Brown, lot riv of thl raSroS’H»,? r .fr' e 1 Hollywood tomettry. Warranty ; Kimting up tb# bn»lm*M of mm corparntbMi , iimri;in < r 11. * Georgia Itallroad U. 1*1* ifl Jg'i IW* B ift t|.V..iVr Ato'cVS-K: ti, 33.3tB4.4U; IT. *t« ■4 P7»»: K. *4 06(14 12'.: <1. 34 .. *6*4.20; ... ... 1316. tt. 36.40: N. 44.10: 10.1); w*ter-white. 10 63 ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS £ajplre Building. Bell Phone, Mainfol ATLANTA. GEORGIA. COTTON AND STOCK Order* can la* sent b two legit 1 way*, vt* telegraph wife* «w by mall. Wc have every facility for the exe cution of innrglrnl ordrrg on n ci intul* ImhIi Our treatment of cuitoaiera I* nt all time* couiieoiiff. nnd order* are cxw nhtl and reported promptly. We aollcit roreapoodeke* a ml will Imre nnr representative call *per*on;i|ly on tho*c Inteieated Clark Goodman & Co, 20 Bread Strait. Ntw Ysrk. 34"- -Thomas J. K*|1.,- Inveslmvui > wnl. to .„<■ ,.„4 Is- ninl. and tu pi,-ml I t.'umiuniy tu J. f. Autrey. lot In Huliv- 11«- lstpleade.1. i W'uxl vsmataO’. Warranty dead. ' I.. TV*., fortbermare pray_the. .rlglil —•' NEW ORLEANS. ,, _ . _ Members: Orleans Cotton Exchange. x. w York Crffs* Bschange. Nsw Ysrk Cotton £,< nauae. New Orleans Board of Trad* Nsw Orleans Stock Exchange. Chicago Board nf Trad*. . LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION. _ Privet* wire* to NEW YORK anj CHICAGO. Orders .oll.M edl for , tor* dsllvary, so above Exchangee JJ, C. -COTilflAN. d»fJ ... a (UMjurltr «f th' 32.6(H)—W. T. AVhfui O to Annie l_ i inIV ileeui ulw *n.| Hnwysi-. lut un West Peachtree street lateresl. uf nil Warranty deed. “f "*ld rarporalluta 32.75*—Annie L. Bawyer to Mrs. Ua. !. Wherefore, petitioner, praj in I- made HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, tile atockhwhleri IL’.t iO—Annie l lawyer to Mn. Ma- • i.mr « .Vier th ml. Weaver Barnhart lot on Ktevsntl, I a(^mTS!*iH»tft,wl to ", *t rest. Wsi-rantv deed. II ,3*0—IV. J, Pace |,t R. J. I'ooledge. j", , lot on lYtplea elrcst.- Warranty deed, i 3250-J. il. Thompson to W. It Moure, lut un Tye street. Warraniy M"'" ".'"I .Myle I x.w Orle.m. Cotton Kxeti»iie». right*. Jirlrtlege, | New York Cotton K.t-h.tt.e •nd limanhlile* Wetahefofe natural and .nl> | <;alre.tao Cortou Ihieh.nte. Riehaure. deed. BALLARD BIFOCAL Has proven tha most part act readme and walking glaos ever prnducod of all tha advertlted Invisible bifocal, Due* away ultlt two pairs «f glasses and means real i-nmfort tn sverv wearer. —ALTER RALIJIRD OPTICAL CO., 76 Pear hi re* HI. Every thing optical; no aide line*. * — . RKil ,1,1) the llsldlltle, lived l,e Iso. AMItlKWX A SKKIT.V Alto, lie, s for I'elllliuiers. Utral li, tilfl,-.. this t-'ehrosrr ). IMT. AltNOI.il nit'lVt.KH. Clerk. COTTON, STOCKS, BONDS. COFFEE. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Carondtlal and Oravitr 8tk« Naw Orlaan*. MEMBERS: I .New Orleani Future. Braker*' A*»« ' | New Orteaaa aad vT»!mg« Board* »>r — ^I New York I'offee Kxrkance. Houston Tottaa Rxehauge. I Aaaaelata Member* Liverpool Cut tor. HTATK OF UKOIltilA. TOl'XTY OF FTI. TON. Arn*i!il Itroyle*, t-ierk «*f the anpcHor J. S. .ACHE •C0. Y rNVs;^l!^V C WaiillR* , CARRING"0k. PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL POINTS. omrt *if a* 1*1 l onuly. tie hereby ,«*rtlfy il.. the furegolng I* « ttn-* ninl nwrect nf the npiillrrttI«mi for charter of the Koutk »-rn ICxplnra thin itinj Oevelonmeut Tmu* paay. tbe name nppertr* «»f file In IM* of- Witoe«B my nfflf-lnl Blgnntttre nml the i *f v **lil evurt tht* Fe'tntary «. 1*17. . • AUNOI.O UQOYI.KK ,6„.„ ,» r , Cictk .Huperioc Couii, Fu.tou County. Ua. aja.nsi yob for dlvoicc, ST A TIC OF liKORUM. Fulton County. Florence lluth Retpea* Win. R. Kft* pe*« Pupn i »r Court. Mu> term, IWi. No. 11***, To Win P !taxpo«ii *;ree»|»ip: By ordpr „f eon.i. >011 Are.,ierehy noil* on 1 nf “ day nf ih-t'ember. '* f * 4 l totsnep Isuth Itenp*'* 1 ' *tif4 rtiumanla tu tha'ktay tam». 1*47. tnf CYou aye bar^bFL^nwl^. MJgJ Mef iVnu. tr;; TW>- iSt, complaint. Wltn**# r tit* lion. 'J- Juilne of said, court ARNOLD. IW ,vt - F a. I*. Johnson. Atieihe;.