Atlanta Georgian and news. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1912, February 27, 1907, Image 13
■Sl'Ki
, M. L. THROWER,
39 N. Forsyth St.,
Bell Tbone 1450.
Standard Thone 164.
$1,500.
An elegant 4-room cottage
4 t Winter station on Georgia
railroad and Decatur Car
Xiiio. We can sell you this
little home on the easiest
so rt of payments. The lot
is large enough for a garden
and chicken yard. If you
want this you must hurry.
M. L. THROWER,
39 North Forsyth St.
GLORE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
fOMINO PART OK WEST END.
Nit I* EAST FRONT LOTH, WITH PLEN-
# .I.h.Ia 1U #A ■(! 1*11..^ t
FOUR-BOOM BRICK HOCHR
lot. Wli
payment
- HENDRICK & CO.,
Real Estate and Loans,
23 1-2 Whitehall Street,
Both Phones.
MMI&MKF' apcb,t * ctaral •• food
"TJf! 0 —WKHT PKACKTRBR LOT. ttlsMO:
did ”‘* r iet! Pot” 1 sad spleu-
YKWlioo^'r'fJTO.* 111 *">« **
JACKSON fITRKET; NEW AND
uodelb 2-story I rootn bouse on lot 11x151;
on <4ajr terms; worth Isrestlgstlsg. .
t4 £! l L. , ‘ OT .. ,0 2*? # i SLIGHTLY RLK-
mli pirk -beet location is IiS
.B^tffighsrLSSFStjei
BOULEVARD LOT; BEST LOCA-
tlon; Tfry eaajr ttrtna.
r, £lL TWO f TO, i r . 9-ROOll MODERN
. residence; J»csnt!fullr shaded and rlerstsd
iwiV "” r ,/onC * l> * r * ,on: * llr * side sad
WANT OFFER FOB 24-ROOM HOUSE.
two blocks of Pescblree; will rent for 101
per month, and will sever lie rncsnt; Ideal
Investment. ’
<4-76” BLT8 APARTMENT HOUBE
ranting at $8140 por mouth: In flrat-cinst
condition; 15 inluutta' walk from tba poat-
office.
$2;«o nt’YH 6-nnoM cottage; ele-
rntH lot; eaajr terma; 14111 atrtet.
SEE RUSSELL SHIRLEY OR L. 11. HEN-
d ricks.
I HTJLL HAVE TIIF. NOS. 1 ANI> 3
which arc bargain*. No. 1 la a five-room
cottage on (JIciiuwimmI for only $1,700; $150
caah and $15 per mouth, nnil No. $ la a>
flve-room cottage on Glenn; only one-half
block from Grant and Georgia avenue; $2,-
000; $150 caati and $20 luoutb.
NO. 10—ON CREW. NEAR ORMOND. I
have n new olx-room cottage, with nil
convenience*, on car line; nil idt.v Improve
ment*. I'rlee $2,650; $500 ensb nnd $S per
month.
11\ HAT HIIOAI.H ROAD. 6 MILES
from center of city. We have n aplemilil
f.iMii •'••jiffilulnjt SO acres, ^11 acre* In hot-
iV'llic country: fowl four-room tiouoe nmT
out loillillnga. etc. This la the very place
for n Yc^etuble farm; $2,100 ennta. Thla la
a l*realn.
IN REST UA«T OF COLLEGE PAItK.
n**w cottage consisting of five large roome
* ii*t hall, nice pore ben. etc. This lo one
Mode of car line, and lot la 100 by 105; $2.-
$5*) cash and twlance monthly.
JLST WERT OF GRANT PARK. BRAND*
new alx-room cottage; lot 60 by 150, and a
beauty; water and gna and tile sidewalks;
on car line; price $S*$80; $250 cash and
Ui per month.
THULE ROOM HOUSE. ON 8MAM* LOT.
near Greenaferry avenue; atny* rented all
the time nt $4 per month. For n few days
wLENDiirtruiftR-Tirrou pottage, tin
M 72 by 132: Western Hetffbts; rents $4.5')
t»T month; $400; room t» Imlld another
i"'i*c. Hee its quirk about this.
C NEWPORT 8TRBET—BRAND-NEW
four room house: lot 41 by IKS to an alley;
$100 cash and $15 i*er month. Why
List YOUR PROPERTY WITH ITR FOR
idit or sale. If you want good results.
1). K. M’CLATCHEY REAL
ESTATE AND INVEST
MENT COMPANY,
202 CANDLER BUILDING.
REI.I. BHONE 220—ATLANTA 164.
Hint NEW NEGRO HOUSES, RENTED
fur J.i |icr mouth: soar In; never vacant:
!»r S2.166.
HU! A (TWICE HOME: EVERY CON-
lenience; on tho north side; six rooms:
utMiict mantels; large lot; for $3.’.n).
HU U Iton.MR. NEW HOUBE, LARGE
M: $L6W>: $200 rash and balance $15 per
tieiith. Ymi can not do lietter.
* • TKHCB MANUFACTURING PLANT;
» »pi<ortunlty; little money ueoded.
to nt once.
A CHOICE HOME ON NORTH JACK
*»n; Imge lot. You can not duplicate
It f.tt fywo.
AN*;|kit AVENUE—NINE-ROOM HOUSE:
all convenience*; large lot; One surround
ini:-: $4.0*1.
modern, steam-heated home.
«l)li eleven room*, three ImiIIis. six l*ed
r "")n-. large nttlc, large porches, Inrge lot,
*itt. M-rvutiUa house and Imrn. Thla la
• iilnlv mi Ideal home In every respect.
•*'fl f in l•• • bought for one hair Its real
'»!»• Price $*.M0.
V.M'.tNT LOT—CLOUR IN. ON PRYOR
“T.-.-I. Tin- prettiest l»t on the stri-i-t.
: (runt; i-li-vafeii.
'•'» TO SMYRNA. ON MARIETTA ELEC
ui- line, to Ntiend the numrner. New
f«*' • *» room house, with .1 seres of ground.
Ht.-lit at ear line. Living Is rheip there.
Tin nh-.ifit home In town for $5,600.
CENTURY REALTY CO.,
306 Century Bide. Phone 40*.
J H GABNJSR. C. HORACE McCALL.
'"It I'll SIDE-MODERN HOME! EASY
"Jtlknii: ilUtunoo; t-li-vatf-l ii>rner lot! I**,
" Hi null, „r If ileetrod aiiinll en»h I'iiy
' I >n In in*.. On ,y. Hpli-nilbl iippurt unity
- I a iili'n in,me for little more thmi
*' ItEAlIK-TWO ACRES ON CAIt LINE,
'ear • Ity limit,; •null inttngv; H.K».
®At'l , t:i.t. STREET.
1 lot for two I
FOR RENT. *
MORES AND OFFICES.
Alalia mo street
V oarUtlu ......
j* Soinh Forayih afreet
„ l.l* iiitiHIH avenue 5
- trial OiHiKta avenue..
Peters atreet S
th-M, 1 ’ n^"" 1 fmt., j'
1 :::::::: i
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
the rentino aornt.
12 Auburn AV9MI9.
Both Bbone* 61$.
NO. 11—ON ORMOND STREET—CAR LINK
In front; strictly white nelghlHirhoiMl:
three live room cottage*; water, gas mid
sewer: rented for $45 per month. Thla
Im n fine Inveatiuent for only $1,500; one-
half rush.
Cun make easy terms.
J. A. BROOKS,
Real Estate,
407 Fourth National Bank.
Bell Phone 1393 Main.
ANSLEYBROS.,
REAL ESTATE,
Offices 4 to 10 E. Ala. St
== Phone 339 Bell
watch ol’it Ans ron new nAitoAtss
EVERY FEW DAYS!
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: - *
, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1N7.
STURGEON & LANE,
REAL, MTATE and 1NVEHTMENT*
1IT>lit *111*1 It K IUMI-DINO.
Bell Phonn 4176—Standard 127*.
IUW-ON ONE OF THE BEST BOB
•Ida streets; Ser rarai cottage. »..u
lane lot; nuEara la a vary way. Jus t the
place far amall home. Titan.
HJOtt-WEHT END-SIX UOOUT LARGE
M. A bargain at thla price. Term*
17,750—CENTRAL aAVENUE. — SIX *
rot tare; nice lot. Tmus.
B.®> FOR SIX-ROOM COTTAOE, NEAR
. Grant park; lew than oa* year old: <>n
lar»e ana leval lot. Tile skMWtlk. Tertna
eeajr.
BJSA—WEST END: FIVE*ROOM COT
late; oa large lot. Terms easy.
•7.lie—NORTH SIDE FIVE-ROOM COT
. lane, with all modern lawroremente.
Ilouae la just one year old. Teraw.
C.M6-WKST END - FIVE-ROOM COT;
«,«o-cix»SE IN; JUST OFF WHITE
hall: four-monf roltaio; all linproeemriit.,
Torn. <260 ftiab, IIS inonlh: lat mo show
yon thla tomorrow.
IT-Oe-JCST OFF CAPITOL AVENUE. ON
neat .rroaa atreet; modem atl-roem rot;
lane: i-xtrn larye lot; tide alley. "Ill
rant US. Small cash payment and the
lulaneo like rent.
«‘hn 11: Bret
IIJOO Ft) II FIVE-ROOM' COTTAOE.
Hire lot. Make your own terma.
MOO FOR THREE-ROOM COTTAOE, ON
“hy WO, to 15-font nllcy: plenty of
LOOK AT or It All IN T1IE JOURNAL
DON’T THIS MAKE YOU KEEL GOOD
*o know that you ran sot n new a room
boitar In hnlf block of Weat Penrhtreo with
all modern Improvements for Juat 14.0007
DANDY LITTLE 6-ROOM COTTAGE
i Windsor atreet. not for from Junction
of Whitehall. Easy walking distance from
center of city, lairge lot. You can’t so
wrons hy setttns this sent for 10,700,
third rash, hnlanrc easy.
THIS SIDE Of CLENNWOOD AVENUE
you roll set a drat mte 6 room house on
a tot tars<’ eunuch to l.ull.l another house.
Don't •loop over this bargain. or you’ll set
'a only $3,500. renamtnhle terms.
CENTRAL AVENUE HOUSE THAT’S
IH-ach for tin- money. Sis rooms on s"”d
atse.1 lot. lath ntul modern Iniurovi-menls.
Here's your rhimre: just <2,i50. irou r
miss this.
NORTH SIDE HOME. CORNER I.OT-IN
one hlork of Wt-al I’eurlllrro and North
avenue. This Is n splendid plneo and well
built. I'rlee, ».«».
FOR SALE
A nice 5-rooni cottage not
very far from Terminal Sta
tion. The owner is going to
leave the city. That is the
.eason for selling. This is
a very nice cottage, close in;
can make price very low and
give easy terms. This is a
real bargain for close-in
home.
(1. ,T. DALLAS,
318 4th Xat’l Bank Bldg.
.<?>><»
. 3.5.1")
. I.VMW
W. JONES & CO..
5 VIADUCT PLACE.
PHONES 5560.
park STREET. WEST END. S rooms
3 story, all conveniences. $6.50#.
HuCTHPRYuH. RIGHT AT SCHOOL.
9 i™ conveniences. 14.750 cash
HOUSTON .STREET. 11 ROOMS. ALL
Improvements end convenience*, $.».-
nHss' h STRKKT. NEAR CAPITOL
11 av-nue 6-rnotn cotmite, nnd conreo-
lenrer. a gfnulne barifoln. at <7,000, on
‘ ern ' , • Both ’Phonei »». .
W. A. FOSTER,
Real Estate and Loans,
12 S. Broad.
A PLANTATION AND 8TOCK FARM OF
2.100 ACRES IN MIDDLE GEORGIA.
26 MILES FROM A CITY OF 40,000 PEO
pie, 2 miles of railroad frontage, alao pub
lic road frontage, 1.200 arret In cultivation;
350 acres of rich Urttom In mis; 900 nrrea of
flne swamp Imttoms still to l»e developed.
Plenty of wood and tlmlter for homo con
sumption. Moat of the land Ilea level and
la n loose, dark, loamy toll, with strong clay
subsoil. One mule ran cultivate 40 acres
of this land. Two nix room dwellings and
thirty teuaat houses of two nnd four rooms,
nicely distributed. Corn mill nnd fin. mw
mill, horse and mule Itarus. crib aud hog
mid chicken botiaes, etc., nil In good condl
tlon; 5 miles of hog wire fencing,
and branches supply wuter’ In uearly all
ports of the tnnd. Htntlon and old# track
on the place. School and churches cuuveu
lent. Annual average net Income $6,000.
Price 11*5 per acre. Tcriua one-third rath;
Imlanee on or before ten year* Hi annual
payments to mlt purchaser, with « per cent
FOR SALE!
Splendid north side home,
on cross street, just off
Peachtree. Owners leaving
city and must sell at once.
See $
LEIBMAN,
Real Estate—Renting,'
28 Peachtree St.
Buxumro,
BOTH PHONES 4774.
LEND US YQUR EARS
and list your property
with ua, if it in worth
the money—for
“WE GET RESULTS,”
but we CAN NOT and DO
NOT try to sell property
at fancy prices.
The selling season
is close at hand.
With an experienced
force of 6 salesmen ami
advertising in even
issue of the great
Atlanta dailies, coupled
with new ideas and up
to date transportation,
we are in position to
get results.
Colorado Man Startles
His Democratic
Colleagues.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
STEELE—The friend* 7""
U. Collier, Mr. Jobss **. » Uiin-r. mi
r mnk M. Collier, Mr. Charle* F. Col
Her. Mr. Sanford ('oilier and Mr*. Car
rle Walker are- luvlicd to attend the
funeral of Mr*. W. O. Kteeh* fi ... ...
Idle residence of Mr. Wealey (i. ('oilier,
tm Penrhtreo rond, nt i* ’ ~ ***'
Pohruary 23. 1907. Rev.
Mfiatlng. Interment Snnlla cemetery.
The following named gentlemen will
please act aa palllienrera and meet
office of II. M. Patterson k Son, 96 North
Forsyth street, nt 12:» |>. ui.: Captain
T J. Donaldson. V. If. Mason. 9|. K.
Hontell. Walter I*. Andrews. Roy ('oilier
aud Aihlrew Collier. Carriages will
leave office of 11. M. Pattaraon k Sou at
12:45 p
CANDLER GIVES
TO FAIR FUND
Asa (I. t'andler. president of the
t’ora (Aila Company and the Centr.U
Trust Corporation, has forwarded a do-
nation of <700 to Secretary Weldon, of
the Atlanta Fair Association, for the
fair of 1007. The fund I* gradually
growing SRd It Is expected that the
necessary amount will he In hand be
fore summer.
• The clothing people," said Secretary
Weldon, "will begin thetr subscriptions
later In the spring. Their donations
o» ,.rf-rr’-d ,9iyu.a„r.rTh 1 .T.-r5 a , 1 a l u will
and the chance of a lifetime. Make the
down payment and the place will make the
money to pay the balance. Good water
aud good health. !*abor la plentiful and
4'hrap. For further Information, write or
WENT END—GORDON 8TIIEET—NO. IC—
new six-room fottage; all conveniences;
lot 55 hy 150. Price fibOrtO, Terms.
IN WKHT END. ONE BLOCK FROM
car line, six lots for $2,100. It would pay
to Improve this pro|»erty, cither for rent,
Inveatiuent or home*.
DOUBLE THREE-ROOM IIOURB
thlnl wnr«l; new. good condition: now
<ne sis ru>r innuth Quick buyer; $1,*
WKKT END—FI'll NAt’K-ll BATED COT
tnge of seven n«>ut* nnd reception ball;
large corner lot; $4.0W.
value for I
ON A CORNER LOT. IN WEST END.
comfortable ">x room eottaffe, with two
additional room* In the basement, for $l.M)n.
tenna of SsV") cash and $15 per month
!i 6 per cent Interest.
ON BERYL STREET. IN ONE BLOCK OF
the new Htewart avenue ear Hue; lot M
..r 112. to alley: oak nhade. Price $27$.
Terms $100 cn»li and $5 per month.
IHLI. RTREKT. NEAR CAR LINE; BEAU
tif<il four-room cottage; alley aide and
>ar; large lot. Price $1,400. Nice bom«
■ Investment.
A JAM-UP FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE. IN
the lieat section of West Rud. for $2,000.
in terms of $500 rash and $30 per month.
J. A. Dozier | W. H. Gaunt
Builder \ Real Estate
Formerly Dozier & Reams.
403 Peters Building.
Phones: Bell 1799., Atl. 1252.
tx.ooo-YOl R CHOK E lit' TWO OF TIIB
iM-Ht 9 ami II room house* on Capitol ate
„<!«•; owner wishes t<* sell one of them.
Tbi* 11 room house coat $13,000 to Imlld. nnd
Is it tieauty. Up to date. In every |iartlcular.
fl.oavlnUYM ONK t»U T(T$Tr»KRT LOTh
mi Oak alnH»t. West End.
and with other donatlona that are ex
pected will make the fair a certainty. 1
PEONAGE CASES
WILL BE HEARD
Fsonagc cases against H. L. Zelglsr,
Jean Rslnhold and F. B. Cole, all of
Coweta county, have bs«n act for licar.
Ing April I In the United Btates court
during thr coming March farm, which
convene-. March 18. Two cases are re
corded Hgulnal each of the defendants.
Over two hundred casee charging
Illicit distilling and vlolatloni of the
revenue laws have been set for hearing
during the March term and Judge New.
man will have before him one of the
heaviest criminal dockets ever expo
rlenced In this court. The criminal
docket will be taken up Immediately
after the March term convenes.
CREVASSE CAP WIDENS
ANO WATER RUSHES THROUQH
Special to The Georgian.
New Orleans. Feb. 27.—The river
yesterday showed another decided fall
and the gauge stood 18.8 feel. The Live
Oak crevasse continues lo widen, de>
spile the efforts to control It, and the
gap now measures one hundred and
Rfty fret. If thr river continues to fall
the chances are favorable for com
mencing to dose the crevasse In an
other week’s time.
UALI. AND MSI’. I X FOR BARGAINS IN
city slid suhurlKin homes end vacant lots
and ncresge |ire|a-rlv.
HOMES BUILT ON EASY
TERMS. . -
FIFTY SACKS OF MAIL
DESTROYED IN A WRECK.
■pedal to The Georgian.
Mm on, Oa.. Feb. 27.—In the burning
of the southbound passenger on the
Georgia Southern and Florida railroad,
near I’lnehurst. Mondav, full} fifty
sacks of mall were destroyed. Thla
Included the mall lo points In south
Georgia and Florida, a large part of
which was mall from the North and
Hast coming to the South via Atlanta
and Macon. When tha names attacked
the mall car, all efforts to save the
mail were of no avail and hundreds
of letters slid packages, destined to
south Georgia point*. Were reduced to
ashes.
NOBLE SPARTA WOMAN~
DIES AT ADVANCED AGE.
Special to The Georgian.
Sparta, On.. Feb. 27.—At an earls
hour yesterday Mias Josephine Stan
ford. one of the oldest nnd most
universally loved nnd admired resi
dents «f Hpnrta. passed away at her
home, on Broad street, flhe has for
months been In very feeble health,
which was due to old age. and the end
was not imex$>eeted hy her friends.
Miss Stanford was In her 87th year
and has enjoyed until recently un-
usuatty good health for a parson of her
age. Hhe resided with her slater, Alisa
Anne Htanford, by whom she la sur
vived.
The funeral will take place this aft
ernoon In the Hparts cemetery.
Seaboard to Eroet Shoda.
Special lo The Georgian.
Portsmouth. Va.. Fob. 27.—The Hca-
board Air T.lne railway will begin
within a short tlmo the erection of new
train sheds at’ Its passenger station
and main terminus In this city.
Washington. Fob. 17.—Senator T. M
Patterson, of Colorado, who## term ex.
plree March 4, startled his Damocratlc
colleague* In Iho senate today by ad
vocating government ownership of
railroads under condemnation proceed
lnga and fixing the market value of tho
systems at 111.040,004.0*0.
Ho hold that tho commerce and post
roads clause of tho constitution, under
the supreme court Interpretation, gave
ample authority and Rower for the gov
ernment to acquire railway* doing bus
Ineao within atateo as well aa those en
gaged In Intorstato commerce.
He presented a comprehensive plan
of operation which calls for a great
non-partisan board of transportation
acting under tho aupervlslon of an en
larged Interstate commerce commis
sion. Tho financial plan of operation
contemplated an exchange of eecurl
tloa and he declares that bonds Issued
for such purpose could be easily sold.
Concluding, the senator declared
government ownership would vastly
Improve the moral tone of the nation
by eliminating aubterfugo frauds and
gross Injustices now almost universally
associated with the railroad business.
FIREMEN KILLED
BY DEADLY FUMES
iOTHAM FIRE
New York, Feb. 27.—Two firemen arc
already dedd and several others arc
expected to succumb to ths effects of
mingled ammonia vapor and smoke In
holed at a fire In the Volunteer meat
market In Eighth avenue early today.
The dead men are:
FIREMEN ADAH DAMM. engine
company No. 21, who was carried dead
from the building.
HENRY WALKER, of the same com
pany. whu expired. Ipter In Bellevue
Hospital.
In all fourteen men. Including Cap
tain Carlork, of engine company No.
20, were taken to tho hospital. Sever
al of These are expected to die,
isss
AND WAS ARRESTED
, OH HER COMPLAINT
8peclal to The Georgian.
Macon, GO-, Feb. 27.—The effort* of
Joseph During to Induce his wife to
leave Macon and hla following violent
action are said to have been the cause
of his being arrested twice, both times
by his wife.
The man was fined 115 In police
court. Mrs. Mabel Drunlng. who le an
attractive woman, wae at police court,
and made the statements upon which
the prisoner was fined.
Soon after he left the court he over
took his wife on the way to the hotel,
and, It was slated, again offered such
nbuse ns raussd n second srrsst.
The two came here several weeks
ago In a theatrical company, and when
Burning left It was sold his wife did
not want to go, and refused.
EARTH TREMBLES
IN SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco, Cal., Feb. 27.—
A alight earthquake ahnek wan
felt here early thin morning. No
damage resulted, however.
MACON MAY NOT TAKE SPACE
IN BUILDING AT EXPOSITION.
Spivlsl lo The Georgian.
Macon, On.. Feb. 27.—With the date
of the opening of the Jamestown Ex
liosltlon only a few weeks off, Afscnn.
reckoned for many years as one of the
Dig four” of Georgia cities, has not yet
laken any atepa to be represented
there, although many of hsr alstsr
I lies. Including places at small as
’ordele, Statesboro and Vatdoatp, have
made appropriations to asslat fn mak
ing the Georgia building one of the best
on the grounds. ’
KODAK FINISHING.
To properly finish up amateur Kodak
nrk requires a gnat amount of care
add we realise the anxiety of the Ko-
diiker to obtain the very best results
from his films and plates. Bring us
your next roll and If you have made
fairly good exposures we will guaran
tee t» give you the very best finished
prints. A. K. Hawke* Company, the
Kodak House, 14 Whitehall street and
125 Peachtree street.
Goes With Harriman.
Special to Tha Georgian.
Norfolk. Vn., Feb. 27.—D. E. Hunt,
of the Norfolk and Portsmouth Trac
tion Company, resigned yesterday to
assume the management of K H. Har-
ilmsii traction holdings it. Salt Lake
City, Utah. f
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASi
SOCIETY OF THE UHITED STATES,
STEINER to BURS, Managers for Georgia, Equitable
Building, Atlanta, Ga.
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the slxjnonlhs ending December SI, 1*0*. of (ho condition of tho
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF THE UNITED STAGES,
Organised under the laws of the state of Naw York, mods to tha governor
of the state of Georgia. In pursuance of iho laws of said state.
Principal office 110 Broadway, New York City.
I. CAPITAL STOCK.
. I. Amount of capital stock ' 1100,000.00
2. Amount of capital slock paid' up In cash 100,004.00
II. A8BET8.
1. Market value of real estate owned by the company....
If encumbered to what amount (mortgage on
Berlin building) .112,211.05
2. Loan* an bonds and mortgage (first liens) on real estate.
2. Loans secured by pledge of bonds, stocks or olhsr mar
ketable collaterali
4. Loans made In cash to policyholders on this company's
ixdlcles assigned as collateral
I. Bonds and stock* owned abaolutely:
Par value 1211.415.0*2.00
Market value carried out
7. Cash In romivany’a offices .'
8. Cash deposited in banks to credit of company
0. Cash In hand* of agent* and In course of transmission...
10. Interest due or accrued and unpaid
12. Agents' and other balanoe* (net)
It. Rents due or arcruod and unpaid
14. Net amount of uncollected and deferred premium* (ds
128.955.100.00
92,090,542.5*
t.to*.*OOjN “
35,154,195.15 . .
240.517.552.00
05.514.18
1U7L051.T1
1,70,555.24
190,241.27
from gross
durtlon 20 pel cent for average loaning
ambupt) ;
Total ’
Lees agents' debit balances
Total aasetd...
III. LIABILITIES.
1. Net present value of all the outstanding
policies In force 5351,090.527.00
Deduct net value of'risk* In this com-
puny, reinsured In other advent compa
nies... ...
Net premium reserve
2. Death loa*es and matured endowments due
und unpaid
3. Death losses and endowments In process
of sdjustment, or adjusted and not due..
4. Death losses and other policy claims re
sisted by the company
5. Annuity clnlins unpaid
Total policy "Inlma
7. Dividends declared and due and remaining unpaid..
1 u. Amount of all other claims against the company..
11. Cash capital
12. Surplus over all liabilities ...
Total liabilities.
1,047.930.00
1414.170.117.07
M39.U1.1*
113,310.00:
. .1129,0*1.95
2.057.771.00
115,175.00
53.344.90
IV. INCOME DURING THE LAST SI*
1. Amount of <ssh premiums received... ..
8. Interest received
4. Amount of Income from all other sources..
3,855,154.15
791.171.01
2,033.441.14
100,000.00
83.SM.15I.58
3428.048,31641
5 30.858.152.02
1.777.912.16
1.501,4
, 1 41.117.514.78 ,
Total Income
V. DISBURSEMENTS DURING THE LAST SIX MONTHS OF THS
YEAR 1006.
1. Losses paid. ...| 9,414,716.29
2. Matured endowments paid 2,210,615.60
Total 111,704.131.69
Total amount actually paid for losses unfl matured
endowments
4. Annuitants
6. Hu rrendered policies
6. Dividends paid to polk-yholdeis or others..
7. Expenses paid, including commlaslom to agents and offl-.
c*r*' xatartes. .. ..-—-n-.- i-. rv.—,.. —i
8. Taxes paid .*
9. All other payments and expemMthres
I 11,744,151.00
6ti.tl9.S7
5415474.01
. 3415.734.JJ
4.70.437.71
057.07145
032,604.59
I 25.154,
Total disbursements.., i.
Greatest amount- Induced "In any ens
■ Isk 5 204.0*0.00
Total- amount of Insurance outs Lind- •
— Ing (paid)... '. 1470,070,500.00 -
A ropy of the act of Incorporation. July certified, Is of file In the office
of the Insurance commissioner. >
STATE OF NEW YORK UOUNTY OF NEW YORK SB. ’
Personally appeared heroic Hie undersigned. Wm. Alexander, who. bell
duly sworn, depones and aaya that he la tba secretary of the Equitable LI
Assurance Society of The Unlted ttta’cs and that the foregoing etatemeat
correct and true. W. ALEXANDER. Bee.
Sworn lo and subecrlbed before me, this Hat day of I
JOSEPH a
Commissioner of deeds for Georgia In New York.
GEORGIA COLONEL'S JOB
IS OFFERED BY GOVERNOR
IORAISER OFGRAPEERUI1
Want to be a Georgia colonel?
That glory la open to the man who
ran produce Georgia grown grape fruit
or grape frulta.
Sure! No Joehlng!
Neither Is this an artful method of
trying to embroil the entire stale In
the row over the plural of grape fruits
or grape fruit.
Governor Terrell la ready, willing and
eager to confer the rank of colonel,
gold-lace and all the other panoply of
that exnlted position on the Georgian
who can auccvsafully grow grape frull
—or grape fruits—anywhere -xltnln the
boundary lines of Ihc Empire Slate of
the South.
Not Just ons little old. skinny, juice-
less grape fruit, but many large luscious
tha
ones (Now! That sldseteppad
question of the plural).
But It la no Joke about the colonelcp,
nnd the grape fruit—or fruits. Gov--
emor Terrell stands with the Job ready
to hand to the man who can coma tor*
ward with the product and proper evi
dence that It was grown on Georgia
•oil.
He believes In Georgia and tha tre-
■ncnriciM possibilities of Iho slate.
About the only thing Georgia does
not produce Just now Is graps fruit—or
fruits. Governor Terrell believes It can
be done all right, If some clever man
will only turn i-.le hand and mind reso-
lutdy to II.
And lo bark up hie faith be Is willing
to hnnd oul so rich and so coveted a
pilar- as a Georgia colonelcy.
Who Is the first bidder?
RAN WITH CORPSE IN HER ARMS,
LOOKED IN MIRROR AND FELL DEAD
Hpeclsl lo The Georetsa.
Toccopola. Miss., Feb. 27.—A tragic
event occurred between here and Ponto
toc Saturday. A little boy. the son
of Mrs. Charles Moulding, of Spring
Hill, Miss., was playing In a sage field,
which was on fire, and got buraid to
deaih. His mother ran out and, snatch
ing him np. brought him to the bouse.
Going to the mirror she herself dropped
•lead after egclalmlng: "My boy la
dead."
SMALL POX MENACES
THE JIM CROW LAW
Jefferson City. Mo.. Feb. 27 —Owing
to the fact that smallpox attacked only
the Democrats of the house of repre
sentatives, It Is believed certain that
the party measure, the Jim Crow law,
will be defeated. It had passed the
■enate, but the house needed every
Democratic vote to pose the bill.
REPRESENTATIVE MARTIN ILLt
SPEAKER PRO TEM.ELECTED.
gpe’dal to The Georgias.
Montgomery. Ala. Feb. 24—Mr. Car.
mlchacl, of Colbert, was yesterday
elected speaker pro tern, of the house,
ns Speaker Martin Is III.
Spaeial Appeal Bench Named.
Governor Terrell has appointed
Judge E. A. Littlejohn, of the South-
western circuit, and Judge A. 8. Roan,
of the Stone Mountain circuit, lo all
with Judge H. C. Hammond, of Augus
ta. In the caee of the Mutual Ufa In.
suranc* Company of New York v, Ste
gall, In which all of the appellate
Judges are disqualified.
Suit for 110400 Damages.
Mrs. Mary Jana Whitworth, through
Attorney Burton Smith, has filed suit
for 510.000 dam
position Colton
her husband. F. B. Whitworth. Whit-
worth was kllled'by a falling elevator
In the mill oa January II. 1107, and the
plaintiff alleges negligence on the pan
of the mill* In not having the elevator
properly tealed.
Freedom Wae Brief.
Accused of stealing a lot of tobacco
from the Fulton county convict camp,
where he had Juat completed a term,
J. R. Franklin. 40 years of age. was
bound over to the state courts Tuesday
by Recorder Bruy Ira and started on a
return trip to the gang. Franklin was
arrested Juat after be had lert ths camp
and before he had reached his horaa.
He denlea he Is gnllty.
Sis Linemen Arrested.
Six linemen for the Western Union
Telegraph Company were arrested
Tuesday night on Information frotq
Nrwnan that they had robbad their
boarding house there of a somber at
art Idea. John Beasley. A. A MarbeL
Graham Heron. O. R. Wellman and *i
Rollins were arrested by fell or
Roberts and Anderson, and O. C
was taken Into custody by
t McWilliams.