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■THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1!)10. 17 fOR RENT—HOU8ES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. & A. FOSTER & RAYMOND ROBSON 12 South Broad Street. Real Estate, Renting and Loans. Bell Phone 1031-32. Atlanta Phone 1881. FOR RENT. :» K Kirkwood 15.00 i. ttiO AibbY'lt 25.00 ft jU Msrletts-st 15.00 ft- 5" 1"! McDsnlel-st 15.00 El:$A.bb7-.l ft!" « Woodson-st 18.18 I ,1' !'• a Itadne-it.. Battle Hill 10.00 ft Si! lS cherokee-av* 20.W ft! (9 Atlsntt-tre. ......... 10.6o ft hi! IS Johnson-are. E. RIVERS REALTY CO. 8 West Alabama St. Battle Hill.... 10.00 New York-are., Colcyiltt Hill 12.50 ft {■; :lt Kltxtr-sre., Pat tie ft 5 ail (llennwood-ave. ft; a McClendon, Edgewood... ; ft b ;; a orieans-st lJ‘h! 71 B#*llwood-are. I h — Maygon-are., Mcewood. t • h " - Dekalb-ave.. Kirkwood .... • r h” « Nor wood-arc.. Kirkwood.... 14.00 {Th!! W l.lndaejr-at. ... r- 54 Kllllan-at {J flit, -43 WUItPhall-at. 10.00 25.60 - — .120.00 r, flat, 245 West reachtree-st .15.00 5-r. flat, 23!) Cherokee-ave 20.00 4-r. flat, N*A Bedford place 22.00 nlahed 4-r. h., 1425 KUgewood-ave., Edgewood. 11.00 4-r. b., 207 Cnrter-at .. 8.00 4-r. li., 374 West North-are. .. 10.00 4-r. h.. Ill Nelson-at 20.00 4-r. h.. 719 South Pryor-st g.«o 4-r. li.» 4-r. h., 8.00 13.50 l-r. h., 20 Anderson-sf., Battle HUI...J0.00 :-r. It., 211 Carter-st . 7.60 r. h., 278 Htate-at. ........ 3-r. I»., 14 rarlllon-st 3-r, h., 19 Rood-at. ... 3-r. b.. 721U Hast Falr-st. .. 3-r. h., 177 itandolpli-st 3-r. b.. — East Lake 3-r. li.. 235*£ Ilowpli-sr. S-r. h., r»*ar 215 Howell-sf. . 3-r. h., rear 29 Boe«*her-st. 3-r. h., 721 Hast Kair-st 82 Fern-st 7.50 . 13.10 , s.ao 0.00 , 8.60 , 10.00 r«o room*. 5 Brown place, for light housekeeping. •■"jnSSPt Apply at house for price and fur- bare a long list of larger houses, and a good list of business bouses. ('ome to R. S. MORRIS Real Estate, Renting and Loans, 1 525 Empire Bldg. Bell Phone M. 2673. Atlanta 1118. IF SOLD within next three days, owner has listed with me a nearly new, two-story, sevep-room house un Central-ave., near corner, of Fair-st., at sacrifice price of $4,500. This house has been newly papered; has every convenience and is worth more juoney. Don’t take my word for if. Let me show you. No information over phone. H350. VEDADO WAY, between Jackson-st. and thfe Boule- ( vard, just one block beyond Ponce DeLcon-ave., I 1 have a dandy little six-room bungalow with every con venience and on nice lot.* This is just being completed and is a little beauty. Can make terms. FOR RENT. » room.'. 358 K»»t Ksir »t • room., 73 Kilt Merritt, nvr 7 rooms, 72 Central place 7 rooms, 403 East Georgia are 7 rooms, 74 Davis st 7 rooms, 459 Cherokee ave 7 rooms, 51 Carmel-art tt rooms, 38 West Peachtree 6 rooms, 19 8t. pan la re 6 rooms, 74 West North-are fl rooms, 20 Beecher st « rooms, 08 Darin nt! 0 rooms, 304 Rirbardson-ht 5 rooms, 103 Lovejoy 5 rooms, 53 Roulcrard place 5 rooms, 282 Hast Georgia-are 5 rooms, 202 Forrest-are 5 rooms, 250 East Georgia arc 5 rooms, 148’,* Fnrmvvalt st o rooms, 81 Ormond st 5 rooms. 98 OrL-miN-avo 5 rooms, 219 South Boulevard 5 rooms, 271 Waldo st 5 rooms, 364 Fraser st 5 rooms. 231 East Pinv-st.. „ 5 rooms. 141 Illll-ft ' 4 rooms, 280 East Georgia-are 4 rooms, 76 Grant-s* 4 rooms. 88 South Jacksou-st .$25.1)0 . 50.00 . 30.00 . -^4.00 . 20.00 . 30.00 . 32.50 . 28.10 . 22.50 . 22.10 . 25.00 . 18.60 . 20.00 . 12.85 . 32.50 . 15.00 . 30.00 . 22.10 . 20.60 . 19.00 . 18.00 . 24.00 . 15.00 , 12.50 . 25.60 . 15.00 . 20.00 . 15.60 10.00 FOR SALE. TWO NORTH SIDE HOUSES--Rent $400 per annum; price $3,300. The owner of these houses wants to sell them this week. You can buy a bargain if you effmo now; $1,500 loan to assume, and the rent pays 15 per cent on the equity. $100 CASH AND $15 MONTII-Hentlng for $13 month; price $1,300. This la Just a good, safe little Investment, and you can make the rent almost pay for It.*" Has Are rooms and always rented. Salaried man, here’s your c^auca to gave money. INMAN PARK COTTAGE. $75 CASH and .1*25 pel- month will buy niee flve-rooni cottage in good section; all modern conveniences and the best bargain in Inman Park for the money. See us quick'if you want thiq one. Price, $2,450 for quick sale. Xear Euclid and Elizabeth-, sts. Good pick-up. FORD & HALL, Real Estate, Renting and Fire Insurance, 18 North Pryor-st., Kimball House. Bell Phone 2336. Atlanta Phone 280. BONDURANT & TIBBS, REAL ESTATE. R..!h t'honea 4876. 31-A South I!roail Street. NORTH SIDE COTTAGE—Now modern home, *3,250. SOUTH SIDE COTTAGE—New modern home, *3,600. WERT END HOME—Nine rooms, modern, *5.500. PRVOR ST.—Seven rooms. good lot, close hi. 14,550. WEST END— Modern bungalow: cheap at *2,900. .VINE VACANT LOTS—East front; all Improvements; close to school, 11.000 each. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY. ATTENTION', PROPERTY OWNERS. FORD & HALL. BEAL ESTATE AND RENTING. II North Pryor Strut. KimbHl Houio. Bell Phono 2330. BIG BARGAIN. WE HAVE listed with us for quick sale an eight- room two-story house; storm-sheathed and double- floored, and has all conveniences; was built for a home. Large, level lot; very best section north side. Owner must have money and has instructed us to sell at the sacrifice price of $5,250. W. L. & John O. DuPree Real Estate. 516 Empire Bldg. Bell Phone Main 3457. Atlanta 930. Peachtree Hill Cemetery lots Will Be Offered For Sale in About TEN DAYS. This cemetery contains upward of eighty acres and will be developed as a beautiful Park Cemetery, with perpetual care. It. will he a pride of Atlanta, and another public park. The owners feel there is nothing too good for the dead who have worn their lives away in the turmoil aud strife to make the world better for its. This cemetery will he open to white people only and to all religions. Separate space will be allotted f6r Protestants, Catholics and Jewish, to conform to their own customs. The .builders of this cemetery are well experienced, and will sulieit the best patronage only. TIip tirst five hundred lots will he offered at 50 per cent of valuation. Rochelle Will Seek Location of County Site Now at Abbeville. Sunday School Lesson by Campbell Morgan FOR SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20. Golden Text, Matthew vll. 12. “All things, therefore, whatsoever ye would that men should do unto you. even «o do ye also unto them; for this Is the law and the prophets.” Matthew vii, 1-12. Two Spring Screet Homes, Near Fourth Street THE first one has eight Inrge rooms, dressing rooms, closets, rantrloa, nnd sll modern conveniences. The architectural design of the Inter! lah mission festnres st ' ‘ 4 presslve Hnglislt home-1 and terms. THE second has nine rooms; $7,875. the aristocratic Eng- WALKER REAL ESTATE COMPANY Bell Phone 1937. 35 North Forsyth Street. . WE DO THINGS. Atlanta Phont 280. PECAN TREES FOR SALE. HAVE READY for sale anti delivery the entire stock of a closed out.Pecan Nuraer.v. They are large, well branched trees, not. switches, and boil gilt at. a sacrifice sale. Offered at prices absurdly low—too low for such splendid stock. You will never be* able to duplicate this class of stock at the price. Come and see them at my place near court house in Decatur, on Edgewood-ave. Decatur ear line. ,r. L: RAMSPECK, Phono 68, Decatur, Gu. ’ ATLANTA REALTY-INVESTMENT CO., Home Office—Atlanta, Ga. ^ Urge«t Farm Land Dtalerl In tha Southern Skattf. If you Mint to buy or tail or ... VT. COCHRAN. Mgr. Americas Branch, Americas, Ga. Atlanta Office 61-2 Whitehall Street. ANDY E. BROWN. Mgr. Lumpkin Branch, * ipkln, Ga. SHARP & BOYLSTON Real Estate and Renting. Phones 756-881 26 S. Broad St. NORTH SIDE INVESTMENT. WE have Jisted with us for quick sale four lots on C’o- lumbia-ave., which we are offering at $20 per front foot. This is the cheapest piece of property on the north side and a sure money maker. I IT. W. Maples & Co. 819-20 Atlanta National Bank Building. *750 CASH AND *25 MONTH buys Inman Park cottage, close to car line; six rooms, double-floored, storm-sheathed; water, ms. electricity; tinted walls. Built 90 days. For qttiek sale at *3,250. *1.000 CASH AND $35 MONTH—Gopenhill .residence of 10 rooms, just completed. Has four bed rooms, two parlor*, din ing room and kitchen, two servants’ rooms. Lot 50x187. This week we offer it for *5,250. H PER CENT BUSINESS PROPERTY—North store, renting for *50 per month. Lot large enough for an other store. Wo can easily make you 15 per cent on your ■ionev. M. L. THROWER Real Estate aud Renting Agent. 39 North Forsyth Street. TOR SALE—NORTH JACKSON-ST. HOME. IT 18 LOCATED near Ponce UeLeon-ave. It has. fonr rooms downstairs and three up. It has bath. gas. water and elec tric lights, and is piped for furnace. Built for a home. Storm- sheathed and double-floored. Lot 50x135. Reasons for sell.ng will be given at our office. Will make price and terms to in- |p rrst you. This place will show tip in every respect, Itolh ns to price and its construction. , LOOK HERE, MR. INVESTOR. BUY THIS—IT’S A BARGAIN. ON East Georgia-are. I offer you a grand bargain if bought at once. A niee, modern cottage, close to school, churches, stores, etc*.; nice lot, level. It is a pick-up for the price, only *2,350—*050 cash, balance like rent. Get in touch with me quick. Address .Seller, care Georgian. Have offer to lease now at *23 per month. (1) Judfc* not. tbit y« bi* not judged. (2) For with whit judgment ye jiidgv, ye Rhnlt be judged: nnd with wh«t tne*v lire ye mete. It »b»ll be metftured unto you, (1) And why beholden! thou the mote that «» in thy brother’* eye, hut eonniderent not the beam that is in thine own eye/ . (4) Or how wilt thou say to thy brother. Let me rant out Hie mote out of thine eye; and. lo, the beam is in thr own eye 1 (S) Thou hypocrite, east out flrst the beam out of thine own eye; and then shalt thou aso rlearlv. to east out fhc mote out of thy brother’s ere. (6) Gire not that which la holy twin the dogs. neither east your pearls he fore the swine, lest haply ther trample them un*ter their feet, and turn and rend you. 17) Ask, and it shall be given you: avek. and ye shall And: knock, and It shall be open ed unto you; (8) for every one that ask eth recelreth; and he that senketh find eth: and to him that knorketh it shall he o/rened. fP) Or whai man is thare of yon. who, If his son shall a*k him for a loaf, will five him a stone; (10) or If he shall ask for a flah, will give him n serpent t (11) If ye then, be ing evil, know how to .give good gifts unto your children, how much more shall your Father whirtvla In heawn give good things to them Hist ask Him! (121 All things, therefore, whatsoever ye would that men should do unto «-mi. even so do ve also unto them; for this la the law and the prophets. FLOWER AND ROSE GARDEN FERTILIZERS. FLOWERS aud roses, whether in the hot house or out of doors, should be (fared for this month. . v We are making a fertilizer at $2 a package for this trade. The very highest grades of materials ate used, and se lected so as to produce an i nseetieide effect as wcM as a fertilizer par excellence. Delivery to your door. J. L. RAMSPECK, Phone 68, Decatur, Ga, NEW STYLE BUNGALOW. COME TO SOUTHWEST GEORGIA. • PAN SELL YOG the best land a the lowest price to he had tit , ‘he state of Georgia. Write me what you want or come £>wn and spend n few day* with me at my expense. Amly L. Brown, Manager Atlanta Realty-Investment Compaq Branch, Lumpkin, Ga. ANDY K. BUtHVN. Ms*., . Atlanta K-aity Invaatnten Co, Bnaeh. J.iirtipSm, •*. TYR WILL l(CIU) tui* iHwuutm. tuoueru i»ix-r»*on» uQfigalowr fur $2,096 .-aiywfi*>re In th# city or suburbs on wour lot. or buy you n lot. or |*nr off iho notes on your lot inri make rgsy monthly payment*. If this plan doe* not aufflcr, will build any kind rt bom* to suit your Idea*. Flans nnd ad vice fro*. Bos us. W. P. KELLY & CO., Third Floor Peters Building. On. Drown. Whan Ship Ground.. Norfolk, V.., Fob. 18.—Ono nwn of the crew of eighteen of the ship Nor wood was lost today when the ship ran a.round In a /lensc fog at Ship Shoal Damps below Smiths Island. Ufc-sarers rescued all alroanl save Charles Hatfield, who fell Into the *e# amt was lost. The ship was loaded with salt from I Bermuda to Boston. CirtenrlUt, Ot., Fsb. t»._y. }|. cuyen. . former llartow county hoy and ritlicn ot Csrtcrsvitf,. h„ announced hi* candidacy lor lit, gorernorahip of Trama. II, la , couain of A, It. Cunyua. of thla city, and left her* 35 year, aco for the Lott, Star State to mid -. II* ia at prcecnt a wall known Iras* vllo. mao and Urea at McKinney, Texaa. Ilia lather war thn lata Iter. William Cnn. yue. who*, remain, real In Oak Illll ceme tery lo thl. city. The comprehensiveness of this word ns a ln\v of life Is universally admitted. It Is oondedsd, moreover, even by those who deny Its practicability, that It la the highest possible Ideal. It Is, never theless. In constant danger of misin terpretation because It Is so often quot ed In separation from its context. That thl* should not be dope Is evident by the fact that the I.ord made use "f the word •’therefore." Take that word away and so separate the Injunction from It* selling and It may at once become ethically false. Simply to charge men to do to others what they desire should he done to them wou certainly he u dangerous doctrine. Evil men may desire other men to aid them In nefarious schemes. Are they then to bo willing to aid others In similar scheme*? Corrupt men may desire others to minister to their corruption. Are they then to be willing to answer the desire of oilier corrupt men? It Is at once seen that standing alone thr Injunction Is quite capable of most evil application. Here, as everywhere else, no word of Jesus Is Idle. The "therefore" links 111. otnmand lo all the teaching which lias preceded It. The one master truth of the Manifesto Is that of the Kingship of God. Its first note was that of the supremacy of character. Its supreme i claim Is that of conformity to the I perfection of God. and Its law of life Is lhat of submission to the throne of God. and perfect trust reposed In Him. It Is sufficient for us to condne our Illustration of the application and pos sibility of this rule of life to the lesson under consideration. Therein two activities are suggest ed, and the secret of power Is revealed. Thn activities arc those of Judgment, and a passion for the valuo of holy things. Judgment 1* declared to he possible only to those who themselvts are free froim fault. The beam in the eye makes the activity of Judgment Impossible. Therefore, as we would desire to he Judged only by such as ar t equal to the tusk, by reason of their own perfection, so we have no right to exercise Judgment on others, save n our vision Is the clear vision of the cy that has neither beam nor mole. Judgment, moreover. Is only to be exercised for the sake of the one judged. When the beam Is removed from the eye. then we may exercise our Judgment In the removal of the mote from the eye of another. We too often act ns tho Judgment were Intend ed to put the other man’s eye out. So, I therefore, as »e would dcslie other lieople to exercise judgment of us. In order to remove the tilings’ that pre vent our clear seeing, so w« also In the hour In which we do exercise judgment, must .lo It only In the Impulse of love. Judgment Is to deliverance, nnd not to condemnation. The second activity suggested Is that of refusing to give that which is holy to dogs, or to cast pearls before swine. That, a* we have Skid. Is a passion for the value of holy things. The double peril of violating this principle, accord Ing lo the teaching of Christ. Is that the Itoly things and the pearls may be trampled under foot; and those casting I them before dogs and swine may In ! their turn be torn and rent. The pro ; portion In which we realise th* divine 1 Ideal In our own life Is the proportion In which we earnestly desire that ea rned tilings may he withheld from Us, until we are prepared for their recep tion. Our action toward men with re gard to all such sacred things Is to lie determined by the holy, passion for 111* sacredness of such things, resulting from our relationship to God. The pre-eminent value of the word ’’therefore.” however, Is that It links the command to tho great and gracious words which Immediately precede It. In words full of sublime elmpillclty, our Lord declared that everything that man needs In at his disposal In the gift of God. This declaration actually taken the form of t three-fold command, ’’Ask," "Heek," ’’Knock:’’ and obedience Is Inspired first by th* definite declara tion that such asking and seeking and' knocking Is Inevitably and invariably rewarded. "Every one that asketh re- eelveUi; and he that seekeih flndetli; and to him lhat knocketh It shall be opened.” So reluctant Is til# human heart to believe in the goodness of God that the Lord added to command and declara tion an argument based upon a com mon human experience, as He charged men to learn God’s readiness from their own. They would not aneiver a child In mockery of his petition by giving him a stone for bread, or a serpent for fish. The force of the argument Is all the greater because If men wlll glve good gifts, notwithstanding the fact that they are evil, how much more cer tain Is It that the gifts will be good when the one appealed to la Illmself good? Thus the secret of ability to obey the Injunction, to act toward men ae wd desire that they should act toward us, Is that all that we need of love and of, Justice Is our possession by right of our relationship to our Father, and la supplied In answer to our asking. The Importance of this application can hardly be overestimated, when, as we have seen. It Is .understood that tile ap peal of these words Is to those who In submission to the kingship of God are seeking to realize the highest Ideals of life for themselves. It Is by no means an easy thing to do, and If any should Imagine that It Is, let them carefully consider their own tinblt of life, and the ordinary attitudes, even of Chrls- Cordele, Ga., Feb. 18.—It has bee* learned here from reliable sources thn the tow n of Rochelle, fifteen miles east of Cordele, will again take up the fight with a view to securing the court hou* » of Wilcox county. In consequence of a hard fought contest twelve years ago Rochelle lost and the court house re- 'inalned In Abbeville, but renewed vigor has been manifesting Itself In behalf of Rochelle and the contest will ho re newed. It Is urged In favor of the lat ter town that It I* located near the center of the county, while Abbeville Is situated on the Ocmdlgee on the ex treme eastern portion.. It Is under stood that several thousand dollars ha* been raised for the purpose of erecting the court house at Rochelle In the event It wins the county site, the proposition on the part of Rochelle being to erect < court house and give the building and site to the county without cost to the taxpayers In the rural sections of ths county. Wilcox county has one of the hand somest court house buildings in south Georgia, which was built about ten years ago st a cost of about *70,000. NEGRO ASSAILANT ~ DIES ON GALLOWS i MtriatU, Ga., Fab. 18.—Willard ATebb. % n«fro. waa Hangad In tha cotinty jail today. Tha trap wa* sprung by Sheriff McKinnry at II.*34 o'clock. Webb mounted tha acaffold with an iro* narra and talked freely with tha efuars. * protesting his InnoceneS to tha. last. father, nawnpaper men and others. a Webb whits woman at ago. few- tlan people toward other men. What ever the purpose and power or God on behalf of His people may be, It !« a. certain fact that self dies slowly, and I so long a* selfishness remains In any form at th# center of the life. It Is lm- • possible perfectly to obey this greao word of Jesus. And yet we deal dishonestly with 18. when we allow th* sense of its dlffl- i eultv to overwhelm us In despair. High as Is the Ideal It sets forth, the pro-' vision mad* for sll those who desire to realize It leaves nothing lacking. Self- ; sacrificing love Is the motive .of all th# divine action toward man. -and In pro portion as we ask and obtain-thn full ness of the divine life, to wo shall be able to act from th# same motive, and thus fulfill the great Ideal. FAIR DODD, 325-7-9 Grant Bldg. Liability and Bonds. SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT For the ,lx months ending December >1, 190*. of the condition of th* UNITED STATES BRANCH OF THE J FRANKFORT MARINE, ACCIDENT S PLATE GLASS INSURANCE COMPANlf, f Of Frankfort-on-Main, Germany, Organized under the laws of the Empire of Germany? made to the guvern- or of the state of Georgia. In pursuance of the laws of said state. Principal office, 100 Wllllam-st., New York city, N. Y. I. CAPITAL STOCK. 1. Statutory' deposit' In New York Ins urance de- t partnient A 5**10,000.00 —t 3,0,000.00 3. Amount paid up In cash • ) II. A8SET8. 3. Bonds owned absolutely by th# company— ....... Par value ... ,, *l,2«4,ofl0.00 Market value (carried ou(l. S. C'asli In the company's principal office 0. Cash belonging to the company deposited in hank 7. Cash In hands of trustees I.JM,180,00—*1,330,100.0* . .* *80.00 15,184.09 *,741.81 ..*39,580.80 Total .... Total cash Itefos (carried out).. ... 9. Amount of Interest actually due, and accrued and unpaid.. 10. Outstanding premiums subsequent to October 1, 1909..; ... Total assets of the company, actual cash market value., ' III. LIABILITIES. 3. Gross losses In process of adjustment or In sus- pcTise, including all reported and supposed I owes. 7 *341,347.83 3. Losses resisted, (Including Interest, cost and all other expenses thereon 9,800.00 4. T-Cal amount of claims for losses 1949,947,83 8. Deduct re-lnsurance thereon 3.988.00 6. Net amount of unpaid losses (carried out) ... 10. The amount of reserve for re-insurance 11. All utliqr claims against the company— Reserve for outstanding unpaid accounts Commission due agents on outstanding premiums Advanced premiums (100 per cent) Voluntary contingent reserve 13. Capita! In cash, statutory deposit 13. Surplus beyond all liabilities 39.858.80 13,901.9* 197,080.88 *1,479,8*9.30 13.300.00 48.933.01 341.75 170.000. 0n 350.000. 0n 380,353.03 14. Total liabilities *1.479,889.20 IV. INCOME DURING THE SECOND SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1909. . Amount if cash premiums received * 804,831.83 3. Received for Interest 94.331.8S 6. Total income actually received during the second MX months In cash * 538,888.19 V. EXPENDITURES DURING THE SECOND 8IX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1909. 1. Amount of losses paid 3. Amount of expenses paid. Including fees, salaries and com missions to agents and officers or the company 4. Paid for slate, national and local taxes In this end other states American branches of foreign companies will please re port amount sent to home office during the second six months $ 3u3.89t.il 303,388.47 3,738.71 15.558.91 Total expenditures during the second six months of the year In cash , * 535.477.57 Greatest amount Insured In any one risk, without deducting reinsurance * 4o.oo0.oo Total amount of Insurance outstanding .. 111.578,582.79 A copy of the act of Incorporation, duly certified, is of file In th* office of th* Insurance commissioner. STATE OF NEW YORK—County of New York. duly sworn, deposes and says that he Is attorney of Frankfort Marine, Accident and Plate Glass Insurance O pony, and that the foregoing statement Is correct and true, to <f>» he ld* Information, knowledge and belief. C. H. FRANKLIN Sworn to and subscribed before me, tills litli day of Febiuary. i?l GEO. If. COREY, Commissioner of Deeds for the state of Name of State Agent—FAIR DODD. Name of Agent st Atlanta—FAIR DODD, in.1