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TIIE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17. J01T. 5 BASEMENT SPECIALS This Mission Oak Suit for $8.95 BASEMENT BARGAINS For This Sale Odd Dressers of polluted golden oak with beveled French plate mirrors: would be cheap Cfi ne at $15; now 9V>99 Washatands of polished golden oak In <BO AO style to match dreaaera; $5 value 4>fai90 Porch Roekdra—large size with high back*, red. green or natural; 200 to sell j| 2g Dixie Lawn Swings—seat 4 people; sold CO AO everywhere at $6.50; our price flwiOO Dining Tables of polished golden oak; CA QC 0-foot extension; special Odd Lot of Chairs from a big factory; BA-. worth 75c to $1.50; choice for w?/w Iron Beds—three-quarter or full size; Cl BA white, green or blue; $4.00 value .VI ■ w w Children Just 's See-Saw Like Cut Three-piece Mlsston SuIt of line weather oak. Including settee, chair and rccker, exactly ms shown In cot above; CD QC worth $17.50, Just 100 to soil at, per suit jpOi«w For This Sale Window Shades of fine linen opaque on best spring rollers; Just 200 odd» and ends to close 19c Curtsin Rods of polished brass; extension style; 1,000 to sell at Feather Pillows—good slse, good ticking; OA a weight, $ pounds wUU Floor Oilcloth—best grade No. 1; new 4B. patterns; per yard, only „„.CwC Cocoa Mattings—Just 5 pieces of best OC/v grade, to go at, per yard fcwb Couch Covers of fine tapestry, fringed all AQ n around; full size; special wOU Rad Star Mattress—full slse; 45 pdunds, C A QC felted cotton; $15 value „„wTi«w 250 Children's See-Saws of best grade oak, extra strongly made; safe and furnishes beat nut-door or indoor exercise for the Cl QO little folks; $4.00 value Bedroom Suits Tomorrow we will put on sale to close out, just 5 handsome Bedroom Suits at a sensational bai’gain price. Complete suit of partly quarter-sawed polished golden oak; large bed with 5-inch roll foot, extra large beveled French plate mirrors ip dresser and waslistand; swell front drawers. You cannot du plicate these Suits in town for less than $60. We will sell QO them tomorrow at BASS' We Give Green Trading Stamps Porch Swings $3.95 Porch Swings of weathered oak, mission style, complete with heavy- chain, Just like the cut; sold by others at $5 and $6; yye'llCQ QC put up one anywhere In tile city for only VwiwO Lace Curtains Of all the greatbargains we have offer ed in Lace Curtains, this sale includes the greatest. It is a collection of hand some Saxony and Nottingham Cur tains, odds and ends from a big facto ry, some perfect, some slightly dam aged—Curtains that retail regularly at from $2 to $4 a pair. In this sale you can take choice of the entire lot at, each BASS' 18 West Mitchell, Near Whitehall. Porch or Lawn Settees 150 Porch or Lawn Settees, Juat like cut; extra Htrongly made and painted green or red; nhould sell for $2.60; our special price "CAN YOU SWEAR YOU HAVEN'T GOT A BOMB?” St. Petersburg, April 17.-“Can you put your hand on your heart and swear that you have not n bomb In your pocket V* This remarkable ipeecli was niado by V. V. Schnutgine, n reactionist workman dep uty. ami turmoil followed. lie rose in his hfat ‘wiion • Mr'KonniLnw, a, social revolu tionist deputy, was making*au enrpest ap peal to tin* dourna to investigate the courts- martial of the Riga mutineers nnd save them from unjnst execution. Sehouiglno was ejected and many of his fartloa left with film. The government has taken a decided step against the social revolutionists nnd it Is generally believed that Its attitude In this matter foreshadows its filial notion In at the prefecture, the arrest of twi suspects has frustrated a plot for wholesale assassination.. The social revolutionists de cisre that there Is no plot ou foot. Two alleged terrorists have also l$een rested at Minsk as a result of the attempted assassination on April 14 of the governor of the province.. MACON PRESBYTERY {SHOT HIS BROTHER MEETS AT COLUMBUS WITH PARLOR RIFLE Rev. McLaughlin Elected Bullet Followed Skull Bone Moderator—Fifty Dele- and Boy May Re- gates Present. - cover. Special to The Georgian. - Columbus, Ga., April 17.—The Macon Presbytery, composed of forty-live churche8 In thlrty-eiz counties In southwest Georgia, met here last nigh:, the session opening with a sermon by Rev. j. w. Quarterman, of Dawson, Rvv. Dr. D. N. McLaughlin, of Macon, was elected moderator and Elder J. C. Turner, of Camilla, temporary clerk. Today’s session waa devoted excjualvely to business. The Prcsbyterlal communion was a feature of the morning session. Over fifty delegates are present. Special to The Georgian. Gainesville, Oa.. April 17.—The two and-a-half-year-old son of Dan Aw- trey, manager of the Farmers' Tele phone Line litre, yesterday shot Ills 4-year-old brother In the head with a parlor rifle while playing. The ball struck Juat above one eye and ploughed Its way upward through the skull around the brain. It Is thought now the boy will re cover. SHOT HI8 LITTLE PLAYMATE; BOY MAY NOT RECOVER. Special to The Georgian. Brunswick, Ga., April 17.—Freddie Wabborson, the 3-year-old son of W. MELTS AT MACON In the Name of Sense, that good common sense of which all of us have a share, how can you continue to buy ordinary soda crackers, stale and dusty as they must be, when for 5fl? you can get Uneeda Biscuit fresh from the oven, protected from dirt by a package the very beauty of which makes you hungry, NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., April 17.—‘The Grand Council, Royal Arcanum of Georgia, convened here today In the twenty- seventh’ annual session. The conven tlon, which Ioste two daye. Is being held In the Odd Fellows' IlalU on Cherry street. Hon. John T. Bolfeulllet, off Macon, delivered the welcome address. Hon. L. H. Chappell, of Columbus, delivered the response In behalf of the order of the state. In the afternoon there will be a grand rally for the order, and Hon. W. H. Ap- gar, of Trenton, N. J., will be the prln. cl pal speaker. The present regent, Hon. 7. H. Chap pell, of Columbus, Is presiding. From 75 to 100 delegates are expected to attend. State Officers. The officers of the state grand coun cil are aa follows; Grand Regent—L. H. Chappell, of Columbus. Grand Vice Regent—Richard H. Ruj- sell.' of Winder. Grand Orator—E. H. O'Connor, of Savannah. Pnst Grand Regent—J. A. Peacock, of Dublin. Grand Secretary—R. P. Lester, of 'ovlngton. Grand Treasurer—E. P. H. Holland, f Augusta. Grand Guide—W. S. Simmons, of tome. Grand Chaplain—J. B. Wallace, of tlnnto. Grand Warden—J. B. Daniel, of Dub- n. Grand Sentry—C. L. Duval, of An- usta. Trustees—P. M. Hawes, of Elberton; A. C. McCarry, of Hartwell. Slate Medical Examiner—Dr. John C. Olmsted, of Atlanta. , l Representatives to Supreme Council I —L. H. Chappell, of Columbus; L. S. j Ledbetter, of ('edartown. ; Committee on Laws and Supervision 1 —Q. L. WIHIfnrd, of Madison, chalr- I man; J. C. Sipple, of Savannah; John Berkele, of Atlanta. Committee on Finance—F. C. Welsl- ger, of Columbus, chairman; G. W. I McDorman, of Athens; R. R. Fowler, 00000000000000000000000000 O 0 O CHICAGO GIRLS WAIT O O ABOUT 8TAGE DOORS O O IN ROLE OF “JOHNNIES." O O O O Chicago. April 17.—"Chicago O O girls. In the role of ‘Cholly’ boys 0 O and dudes, watt at the stage doors O O to meet the actors," said Mrs. 0 O Janes Reoch at the 'meeting of 0 O women of the Chicago Commons O O Club. 0 0 "Tho low dance halls, cheap 0 O vaudeville houses'and cheaper 6- O 0 cent theaters have transformed O O young working girls, nnd sonie O O school girls, Into Veritable female O O dudes, who wait around at the O O stage doors to see or speak to the O O objects of their worship." DOO0OOOOOOOOOODOOOOOOOOOOO O WEST POINT CADETS O PLACED ON TRIAL; O LOANED GIRLS COATS, a O 0 O West Point, N. Y., April 17.— 0 0 Seventeen cadets at the military 0 0 academy are to be placed on trial 0 O for violation of the rules of the O O Institution In lending their over- O O coats to shivering girl friends on O O April 7. The cadeta are worried 0 0 over the afTalr. 0 00000000000000000000000000 SCHOLZE LEFT ESTATE OF $600,000 TO FAMILY. SALE OF UNCLAIMED AND REFUSED FREIGHT $9. I. P. Wilson Mfg. Co., Atlanta, Ga., 4 40. Walter' '^Atlanta. Gn., 1 hx. (irnita. 41. II. M. Wood. Atlanta, tin., 1 hx. lHK>ka. 42. Mr*. Sarah Walton, Atlanta, Un., 1 bx. h. b. gauds. 43. Geo. 1\ Walker, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY, Office of Agent, Atlanta, Ga., April 16th, 1907. By direction of the Freight Claim Agent, I will aell nt public auction oti Friday, May 17, 1907. at Decatur street depot, At lanta. Ga.. for freight nnd other cbi Inutn. Gn., for freight nnd other charge*, .. _ the following unclaimed and refuoed ar- &• T. Atlanta, Ga., 1 hx. til Helen of freight. AImo a large ijnnotlty of J'iv,**?; ...... , tiiilocated freight of vnrloii* kind*. Hale W. D. XV. Liddell, Atlanta, Ga.. !• Special to The Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenn., April 17.—The will of the late Robert Scholae, 'the manufacturer who waa killed In a run away accident a few day* ago, ‘ has been died for probate. The will divide* an estate of $600,000 between a widow and nix children. The widow la made admfnlfttratrtx without bond. DANGER IN DELAY Inferro, William Galt and P. B. John son. Committee on Mileage and Per Dlcqi —Charles Duebler, John T. Perry ami J. E. F. Matthews. GRAND SECRETARY LESTER ATTENDING CONVENTION. Special to The Georgian. Covington, Ga., April 17.—Richard P. Lester, grand secretary of Royal Ar canum, left this morning for Macon, where he gnea to be In attendance upon the twcAty-seventh annual session of the order. Mr. Lester has held the of fice of secretary of the Georgia division since 1902.' He Is a past' master of Golden Fleece Lodge No. 6, Free and Accepted Masons, of this city; a past chancellor of the local Knights of Pythias lodge, and a prominent church and Sunday school worker. W. Wabborson. while playing with Ed die Lovejoy, aged 4 years, yesterday, was shot by the latter through the right arm and body. The child has small chance lo recover. The children were In n bed room at the Lovejoy hopte. Finding a 44-cnlf- ber revolver In n dresser drawer, the," took It our and wer6 playing with the weapon. , Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous for Atlanta People To Neglect. The great danger of kidney troubles Is that they get a Arm hold before the sufferer recognizes them. Health Is gradually undermined. Backache, headache, nervousness, lameness, sore ness, lumbago, urinary troubles, drop sy, diabetes and Bright’s disease fol low In merciless succession. Don't neglect your kidneys. Cure the kid neys with the certain nnd safe rem edy, Doan's Kidney Pills, which has cured people right here In Atlanta. L. Moore, clerk, living at 84 Ivy street, Atlanta, Ga„ says: "I had kid ney trouble so badly that it affected my whole system, and I bad • great deal of trouble with headaches and pains in my eyes, besides the back ache, which always accompanies this difficulty, 1 consulted an oculist, and be advised wearing glasses. I thought I would get them, but kept putting It off. My kidneys were giving me a great deal of trouble, the secretions were discolored and full of a cloudy sediment, and likewise were very tllf- Acult to retain, especially at night. I had tried about everything that I saw recommended for kidney com plaints, but nothing brought the de sired relief until I got Dean’s Kidney Pills at Brannen & Anthony’s stores 102 Whitehall street and 30 Marietta street. I felt better the very nexl day after I began using them. My back is now strong and the kidneys are working In a normal manner, and my eyes have also stepped burtlni, me. I have come to the conclusion •hat the whole trouble waa due to the kldneya. and t give Doan's Kidney Pills all the credjt for restoring my health.” For stle by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-MIlbum Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no other. $, T. t” Marital!, Atlanta, Oa„ $ erts “• T. Atlsnta, Oa„ 1 sack wsx. 9. T.T Xlnrlfhall, Atlanta, Ga., I crt. M ' R. Koplln^ Atlanta. G.„ 1 Ml. eff«t.. 93. J. II. Brontlfj. Atlanta, Gn., 1 ca. drug*. $ W. Mr*. Knte Bullock, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. li. li. good*. 93.. Buck’* Printer It. Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. hardware. (Order notify.) 96. Anilcrann Ac Co., Atlanta, Ga.,-U brl. vinegar, 4 keg* phos., l bx. glass. 97. J no. Andrews, Atlanta, Gn., 1 cot. • 9S. Aprl Kola Co., Atlanta, Go., 2 bx. ex tract*. 99. A Idiot Fur. Co., Atlanta, Gn., 1 cs. leather good*. 100. Amer. Bev. Ca, Atlanta, Gn., 1 brl. mty buttle*. 101. Anderson A Co., Atlanta.-Ga., 3 brl*. ffPOPHI ......fjWBWI phoa.. 1 keg phoa., 1 bx. frame, 1 saw, 2 hnra.,1 shaft, 1 pf. 102. Atlu. P. A II. II. A Co.. Atlanta. Gn., >*., I troll belt, ljbx. bird ware, U) bids. sand. 61. MI**. Lacy Limey, Utltfala. Gn.. 1 1*11. 103. Anderson A Co., Atlanta, Ga., 7 kegs 62. William ilsewln, Atlanta,' Gn., 4 grtite pbos., 1 hx. glass. W.‘ Amer. Bev. Co., Atlanta, Ok., 1 nuy keir. I \ . ehell, Atlanta, Ga., 1 keg cider, 1 box samples. 45. March A Krhnnk, Atlanta, Ga., 1 c. mixer. 46. Clyde Weathers, Atlanta, Ga., 2 bx. iKioka. 47. Vave st rouse, Atlanta, Gn.. 1 ca. cigars. 48. Tat tiler A Venable, Atlantn, Gn., 1 es. paint. drugs. mty bottles. 4. Morrow A Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 drum a. food. 5. Mrs. Chan. McCarthy, Atlanta, Gn., 1 crt. flip cnbt. 6. Morris Brown C. Lab, Atlanta, Ga„ 1 nisgi l bx. effects. 66. Koca Nola Co., Atlanta, Gn., 1 bid. kora nola. 66. Kora Nola Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 keg sjrr- keg. 106. Atlanta Wooden W. Co., Atlanta. 4 w. chnlr*. 4 w. eh. seats. 106. Aprl Cola Co., Atlanta, Gu., 2 lo ware. 107. Atlanta Kupply Co., Atlanta, On., : rub. 106. Atla. Compound Co., Atlanta, Ca keg a. compound. 100. Atla. Kteam Candy Co., Atlanta, < 3 bx. candy. 110. D. T. Howard, Atlanta,'Ga., 2 eastings. listings. Atlanta. Go.. C bx 11. R. C. Munn, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. varnish. 12. 8. J. Mayfield, Atlanta, (fa., * matter. (Order notify). 13. II. Mendnl, Atlanta, Os., 1 cs. cot. .... . Atlantn, Gn., S brio. vinegar, 1 keg vinegar. 18. Piedmont Hat Co., lint*. 67. Koca Nola Co., Atlanta. Ga., 1 keg syr up. t 1 58. Mrs. Alice Jackson, Atlanta. Os., 1 cs. drugs. . M. Job; • ■•hh.it' ■ ■ 1 bx. xnniptc, ill. li. n. iisstinzo. Atlanta, u T. I’. SIrirehnll. Atlsnts. On.. S erts *»• *• Jenkins, Atlanta, Os., 1 crt. p. iil. B. If. Harwell, Atlnutn. McCs£kj*V*ltnf. Co., Atlanta, Os„ 1 crt. «• A,Un '"' °*" 1 l,x ' p ' »» B.|T''".rw.". Atlanta, Oa.. 1 I.,-I 62. T. L. Johnson, Atlanta, Ga., 6 hdl. pa- 114. d. t" Howard, Atlanta, Ga.. 1 1 . per bags. _ . machine. 63. J. K. Hunnlcutt, Atlanta, Ga., 1 cs. 115. loiter If. & 8. Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. glass. . . enatlugs. • 64. Hill A Murry, Atlanta, Ga., 7 bgs. jw, jj. \„ Hlnger, Atlanta, Ga., 1 crt, d. applet. _ . blueing. * - - 7 -1 »— - - *• J - A " nnu ' °" - 1 ,17 - "S.iVui 0 " Co " 1 14. C. P^Morpby A 8oc, Atlanta, Oa., 27 r. «- ,W ' * Cc. Attanta. Os.. 1 , s a.,-. 15. PhTmunt list Co.. Atln.ua. Oa.. I cs. «• L u «" 1 «• h * r ' 1 1»- llocbock A Co.. Atlantn, On 1 » ■ , .g?r*i« | .l. Company. 4 H»f.. Oa.. .5 «•- ™ °* ' 3 " al»n«. . ■ . HL Paper Hllla Co., Atlanta, Oa.. 31 p-.Ks 71. 1C. A. Uobor. Atlantn. On.. I kc* elder. 1 ila|«r. bx. sample,. • 122. Phetilx Hup. Ca, Atlanta, Oa.. 1 rack, niton Knight, Atlnnta, Oa., 2 rolls ; zeo. In-lttng._ _ . jj*. orr Snty Co.. Atlnnta, Oa„ 3 box Atlnnta, Ua„ 1 ca. 72. Oration Knight, Atlnnta. Ua„ 3 rolls ; keg. 19. PMpjt Candjr Company.. Atlanta. B . 'iTl'oflina. Atlanta. Oa.. 1 crt. raglt- 0 7lue f^ “' J, . 'T*!- 1 ~ ter. „ . . 1*4. lion tar Bros, Atlantn, Ca., 74. J. Orlnion, Atlnnta, tin., 1 ca. p. mat- . good,, ter. , 13. Mmli».iu Oil Co., Atlanta, O 75. A. T. Oorge. Atlnutn, On.. 1 brl. vine- ledte. oar, t bx. sample.. jjs. -ik. ,v M.l". Atlanta. Oa.. 1 r 74. K. Brick * Bug Co.. Atlauta, Oa., 242- jjf. Mntttnl Photo Ca, Atlanta, O rods, I hx null. , . . p. material. H. T. l*aee. ngt. A. W. P.. Atlanta, Oa., I w. clinlr. 21. Phenlx Hunter Mfg. Co.. Atlanta, Oa., 1 Id. dust hrnnhea. 2* Pope Butler, Atlanta, Oa., 8 rolls pa- elu 23. Oeo. Itlley, Atlnnta. On.. 2 bx. ttidne. 21. J. II. Ilenfro, Allauta, tin., 1 cot. 3. Walter Hwan, Atlanta, Oa.. I n. tick- 29. K. ’ll"' Strickland, Atlanta, Oa. druzn. < Its. Knin. t in nuts. , „ . . „ p. material. 77. J. K. Fleming, Atlauta, Oa., 1 Ml. p. m o. T. Muuget, Atlanta, On., 1 lv. cot- matter. . fee. 74 The Kmptre, Atlanta, Oa., 1 rocker jof, Mitel.. II Knllna, Atlanta. Oa.. 1 In. ebalr. „ ... , _ . 110. Oa. By. nnd Klee. Co., Atlanta, On . 1 79. Umpire l*tg. & Bx. Co., Atlanta. Oa., $ |,x. plate iKixea. „ . . 111. Franklin P. & B. Ca. Atlanta, On , 3 80. Dofdw-Wey Co., Atlanta, Oa., 1 hx. n. neats, S Itowes, 1 tank. 81. „.T ,er Dmke. Atlanta. Oa.. * brl. C,, '• ‘ 3. Hmijjipflng Co.. Atlanta. Oa.. 20 roll, A , lon „. , u . eolla. C w fe. C ‘ Bdl * r ’ A '" ,nt *' °*" 1 ,,rL C. M. Cbapmau. Atlantn, Oa., 1 ea. 1M c . L. Candler, AtlanU. Oa., 3 Mia. 27. Jno. Silver Ca, Atlanta, Oa., 1 bx. d. •'"A''.. ..i...._ i icon 30. Ht,ner>- r smlth, Atlantn, Ga., 1 bx. h. h. 31. Stoli!°BottUn* Co., Atlanta, Oa.,' 1 'sehwarta, Atlanta, Oh., 1 d gotHta. ... „ . 33. T. S. Soutbgnte, Atlanta, Oa.. 1 liuekwbcai. 24. I'nlted Paper Co., Atlanta, Oa., 51 rolls 90. * * k * 1 Newman's Phn'cy, Atlanta, Gn.. 4 bx. 91. Mra. drugs. 1 ,H " rtlei clocks. 14. J. I.. t.'ulrer, Atlanta. Oa.. 1 bx. mdse. *5. II. O. Clay. Atlanta. Oa„ 1 keg elder. 89. J. C. Carroll, Atlanta, Oa.. H brl. vinegar, 1 bx. sample. >7. T. X. (’lower. Atlanta. Oa.. 1 range, li C. C. Harwell. Atlanta, Oa., 1 brl. vin egar. t bx. samples. 89. Brawn 4k Allen, Atlanta, Oa., 1 crt. empty liotUea. Atlanta, Oa.. 1 bid. 139. C. I. Canillcr, Atlanta. On., 1 f. chine. 117. Alla. Northern By., Atlanta. G .air drums. 1% Atla. Show Case, Atlnnta, Oa.. 1 i 139. Atla. last. Ca. Atlauta, leo, • Oa., 1 , 1 hx. c Istokn. 92. Ben Brown, ware. Atlanta. Oa.. 1 hx. g. 141. Dellirldge 4k Klee. Atlanta. Oa.. 1 , 142. J. S. K. Christian, Atlanta, On., I pamphlet*. NEW REVENUE AGENT ASSUMES HIS DOTIES R. B. Samn, successor to J. H. Su iter aa Internal revenue agent for the Atlanta district, has arrived In Atlanta and la now at his desk In the Federal building. Mr. Sams has been In the government service some seven or eight years, and before coming to Atlanta was In charge of the service In North Carolina. The district lie Is now In charge of com prises Georgia, Florida and Arkansus In addition to the northern district of Mississippi. Mr. Ruber Is now In charge of the North Carolina lerrito- SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. Wednesday, April 17, 1907. Judgments Affirmed. Horne vs. Carstarphen and vice versa, from Bibb superior court, before Judge Felton. Hugh vs. Washington. John I. Hall, If you see it in The Green it’s so. Olln J. Wimberly, for plaintiff; A. I,. •Miller. Hardeman & Jones, J. C. Mor- cock, contra. City of BarnesvIUe vs. Means, ordi nary, from Pike superior court. Jnd*-■ Reagan. W. W. Lambdln. J. H. Had. E. A. Stephens, Warren Roberts, f - plaintiff In error; C, J. Lester. J. M. •Smith, Of T. ‘Lester, contra. Cases Argued. Georgia Railway and Electric Com pany va. Town of Oakland City, from Fulton. BUT FEW BERRIES LEFT ABOUT CHATTANOOGA. After eating, persona of a billons hsblt willderivc grant benefit by tnkingone of these pills. If y ou have been DRINKING TOO MUCH, they will promptly relieve the nausea, SICK HEADACHE and nervousness which follows, restore the appetite and remove gloomy feel* Ings. Elegantly sugar coated. Take No Substitute. Special to Tliq Georgian Chattanooga,- ‘Trim, Aprl tensive preparation* which were m i le to move the local strawberry crop from the C'hnttanooga district have proved fruitless. The last freeze has settled the berry question and tbaro win ij, crop worth mentioning. The few ber ries tbat CS, Oped will hardly supply ttM demand in Chattanooga. ^