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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN'.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1&0*.
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THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
“A Satisfied Policyholder is a Company’s Best Advertisement.”
Lif« Insurance in Georgia for Fiscal Year Ending April 30, 1906, Compiled from Tax Returns made by the Compa
nies to Hon. Wm. A. Wrjght, Ins. Com. for Georgia.
*Penn Mutual Life
Mutual of New York ..
New York Life
.State Life of Ind
Prudential
Union Central
Northwestern Mutual ..
National of Vermont...
Empire Mutual
Aetna
State Mutual, Georgia ..
life Ins. oC. of Ya
Mutual Reserve
Mutual Benefit
Massachusetts Mutual .,
Equitable
New Eng. Mutual
.Sun Life of Canada
Home Life
Provident Savings ......
Reliance .
Manhattan
Union Mutual
National of U. S. A
Franklin Life
Fidelity Mutual
Chicago Life
State Mutual, Mass
Reserve Loan
Missouri State ;..
Germania
Columbian National
Illinois Life
Travelers
Security Mutual
Phoenix Mutual
Connecticut Mutual ....
Meridan Life and Trust,
Pittsburg Life and Trust.
Hartford Life *
Washington
Maryland
Security Trust
New Business
Written
In Georgia.
$4,645,689
2,777,154
2,670,561
2,121,500
2.117.900
1,783,294
1,749,300
1,610,430
1,574,000
1,468,307
1.410.900
1,310,463
1,258,800
'1,240,500
1,049,261
1,040,765
780,798
703.000
582,456
564,318
513.500
490,740
466,876
405,594
. 386,500
380,590
347.500
. 306,600
306.000
297,040
281.000
251.500
235.500
230,304
229,600
205.000
147,670
102.000
72.000
61.000
32,855
11,500
7,365
Premiums on
aVw Busi
ness.
$147,759
110,506
94,146
84,031*
78,534
49,982
63,143
37,564
36,759
35,044
99,293
23,268
62,9^0
47,570
40,624
31,002
26,795
23,347
20,407
11,349
21,291
17,138
12,410
8,866
15,690
13,338
9,936
8,917
50,398
10,605
10,082
7,061
6,751.
9,283
10,174
7,654
3,746
3,437
1,684
1,643
766
776
328
Total Premiums
Received
Old and New.
$771,888
895,208
804,877
150,067
336,802
260,531
419,577
71,422
64,533
165,939
135,826
32,288
154,529
319,879
246,913
477,654
76,722
63,102
52,212
119,502
30,159
102,218
17,412
38,616
79,484
86,610
18,672
28,956
50,398
15,583
33,539
7,948
40,090
172,895
73,550
81,647
46,137
3,437
1,684
82,006
26,305
16,393
15,926
Total Georgia
Bus. In force
Apr. 80, 1900.
$24,028,045
26,458,533
23,183,570
4,527,253
9,824,207
9,824,207
15,008,680
2,457,051
3.302.500
5,548,769
2,266,900
942,772
3,527,034
9,183,556
6,878,100
15,709,139
2,289,546
2.393.500
1,486,553
3,663,882
738.000
3,398,221
552,687
1,258.065
2,347,000
2,729,054
565.000
952,100
304.000
541,514
874,785
282.500
1,264,515
5,009,103
2,578,083
2,184,290
1,405,343
102.000
48,500
2,082,984
780,867
521.500
412,074
$2,023,955
-23,718
659,255
1,755,700
977,37i
1,221,577
944,987
890,900
748,992
1,025,400
576,569
-25,855
767,061
608,202
-1,388,298
451,891
413,477
117,702
341.000
-28,239
314,369
185,399
-437,030
290.100
192,450
265.100
304.000
206,172
100,388
282,500
-11,619
-116,344
-116,287
. 58,800
198,943
48,500
* ’-229,275
-34,500
-110,678
The 20-year Endowment Policy of the Penn Mutual is the best in
vestment policy written.
The regular 20 payment Life Annual Dividend Policy of the Penn
Mutual is a recognized standard of excellence, combining, in the best
possible form, investment with protection.
The 5-year-Convertible Term Annual Dividend Policy of the Penn
Mutual furnishes Protection at actual cost, and much lower than charged
by fratemals, as shown by the following rates:
age 25
$114.50
age 30
126.00
age 35
141.50
age 40
161.50
’'Lfe.*
In a Cnrollni.
These premiums are further reduced by annual dividends aver
aging over 20 per cent. No other company doing
business in Georgia writes this contract.
WANTED
Reliable agents in every town and village. None but men of
established reputation for integrity and business ability need
apply. References required with application. Previous insur
ance experience desired, but not essential. Agents’ supplies and
full instructions by mail. Correspondence confidential.
For Specimen Policies and Full Information Free From Importunity Apply to
BAGLEY & WILLET, General Agents
t MISS CARRIE KIRTLEY, Manager Woman’s Department
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
OR TO THE FOLLOWING SOUTHERN GENERAL AGENTS:
AT. P. FEAZELL, Gen. Agt., West Point, Miss.
RATLIFF & GUNTER, Gen. Agt*, Jackson, Miss.
R. B. RANEY, Gen. Agt*. Raleigh, N. 0.
P. 0. RATLIFF, Gen. Agt., Birmingham, Ala.
BRANCH & POWELL, Gen. AgtS, Montgomery, Ala.
ACOSTA & BAHL, Gen. Agts, Jacksonville, Fla.
I. T. HEARD, Gen. Agt, Augusta, Ga ,
WM. L. LOTT, Gen. Agt, Columbus, Ga.
JULIAN SCHLEY, Gen. Agt, Savannah, Ga.
R. H. DRAKE, Gen. Agt, Griffin, Ga.
E. P. GUERARD, Gen. Agt, Charleston, 8. 0.
JAMES 8. LAND, Gen. Agt, Columbia, 8. 0.
PERRY MOSES, Gen. Agt, Sumter, 8. 0.
SOCIETY j
IMMtlHHlHStMtt ••**••*••• HlHIMMMMttHl
Continued from Oppsiite Page.
"'Ill return Sunday from Portsmouth,
N. H„ end wlU be at the Bon-Atr for
the winter.
Mr*. Walter Mathews returned Sat
urday from a vult to Carrollton, ac-
mmnanled by her mother. Mm. B. W.
Well*.
Mr*. D. L. Lewie, who ha* been
.“pending several months In Atlanta,
lias returned to her home In Valdosta.
. Mr*. Henry William* and littlri
daughter, Jean Auatln, are vlilttng Mrs.
George B. Kelley at Birmingham.
. Mr*. Fredsrtck, of Mamhallvllle, <Ja.,
** vl«ll(ng her *on, ifr. Holme* Fred
erick, on Merritta avenue.
Dr. and Mra. James Sharp and Mlaa
Sharp are at the Bon-AIr, on Peach
tree street, for the winter.
Mrs. E. A. Reynolds, of Greenwood.
s C„ spent Friday In Atlanta with
Mrs. H. J. McKellar. ‘
Mr*. Gasterltn, of Martett*. *penl
Jrtflay In Atlanta. She will leave on
Monday for Baltimore.
Mr*. Walter Frederick, of Marehall-
Yjlle. la the gue«t of her son, Mr.
Holmee Frederick.
Mrs. w. R. Fagan'and children are
the guests of Mra. M. P. Broughton, at
•Madison.
.Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hsrdinun. of
’ ommerce, ■ are the guests of Atlanta
fuenil*.
Mr*. Charles Wilkins, who is III at
*'• Josephs Inllrmary. fs resting com-
■ iriahly.
ft -In. James V. Kisbet, of Macun, is
the guest of her son. Rev. Charles R.
Nlsbet.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stacey, of
Nashville, are visiting In the city.
Mrs. F. T. Ryley, of Lexington. Ky„
Is spending the winter In Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sharp announce
the birth of a son, W. A. Sharp, Jr.
Mra. V. V. Hatch, of Madison. Is
spending several days In Atlanta.
Shelley
Offertory—“My Faith Looka Up to
Thee” Schnecker
Organ Recital—At 7 p. m.
Prelude and Fugue— E Minor....Bach
Faster Offertolre Loret
Noel Ecaasals Gullmant
Priest March ..Mendelssohn
Charles A. -Sheldon, Jr., organist.
Second Baptist Church.
MORNING.
Organ Prelude—“Intermexso”
Rhelnberger
Anthem—“The Soft Sabbath Calm”..
Barnby
Miss Suda Thomaason. of Carrollton. Offertory—“My God, I Thank The*”.
I* visiting friends In Atlanta.
Miss Carotins Howell leaves Monday
for a visit to Valdosta.
Miss Nell Sharp haa returned from
a visit to Carrollton.
Mr. and Mm. Bancroft are In the
city at the Bon-AIr.
Mlsa Lola Morgan Is visiting friends
at RocijparL
MUSIC AT CHURCHES.
First Christian Church.
The following musical program win
be rendered under the direction of Mr.
William M. Bearden:
Mrs. LeRoy Rogers, organist.
MORNING.
Prelude Hummel
Anthem—“Sing Unto the Lord ....
Charles M. Davts
Offertory—Central eolo, Salvl Regina
Andrew J. Boex Mlsa Kate Marston
Calkin
EVENING.
Prelude ■> ■ • • •
Offertory-'O, Come 1*1 L. 8^
Poatiude ■ .Barrett
Trinity Methodist Church.
MORNING.
Guljmsnt
Voluntary—“By Babylon’s " av ^ 0 ’ u ” )) j
Offertory—"“Appesr, Thou Light DJ-
Organ Poeliude
EVENING.
Voluntary —“Now the Day Is over
..Fort*
(Mr. Oscar S. Carr.)
Organ Fostlude In B flat Btayne
EVENING.
Organ Preluds—“Reverie” Tout*
Anthem—“When Power Divine”.Faure
Offertory—"Saviour, O’er Life’* Trou
bled Deep" Bendel
Rariueat—“Tell Mother I’ll be Thera’
..Mra Frank Moore Peamon and choir
Organ Poatiude—March Clark*
First M*thodi*t Church.
MORNING.
Organ Prelude—Grand Chorua ’
Gullmant
Anthem—Jubilate Deo. .. .. .. Minor
Offertory—“My Redeemer and My
Lord," solo by Mr. Dal*.Dudley Buck
Organ Poatiude—Marche Pontifical*.
Tom belie
EVENING.
Organ Prelude—March# Celebre....
Lachnar
Anthem—“Rock of Ages". .Dudley Buck
Violin Solo Mm. Allgood Holmes
Vocal Solo.. .. Miss Oraee.Le* Brown
offertory—"In Heavenly Dove Abid
ing t ..Holden
Organ Poatiude. ..Hoffman
CHOIR.
Mis* oraca Lee Brown, soprano;
Mrs. J. E. Lee, contralto; Mr. J, L.
Jjttle, tenor; Mr. W. P. Hpntcr. has*;
Miss Eda Btutholorney, organist.
First Baptist Church.
MORNING.
Prelude .. . Hollins
Cornet Mascagni
Voluntary—“i.’amalK Domini”....But*
Offertory—“Chrt*t Risen'’ Lloyd
1 (Mrs. Peyton H. Todd aad Mr. Wumi.) i
A til hem—“Prayer” Ambrose
I
Postludo Whiting
EVENING.
Prelude Dunham
Cornet Chadwick
Voluntary—“Jubilate".........Ollehrlst
Offertory—"Morning Land" Buck
(Mr. John 8. Bcott.)
Poatiude ..Hoyte
STATISTICS.
Deaths arid Funerals.
Funeral of Infant.
The funeral servlcei of Mary Brown,
the Infant daughter of Mr. and Mra.
Same Puckstt, who’dled Thursday aft-
emoon at « Henry street, ware held
Friday afternoon at the private chapel
of Swift A Hall. The Interment waa
In Weetvlew cemetery.
Helan Marguerite Whitmire.
Helen Marguerite, the daughter of
Mr. and Mra. H. F. Whitmire, died
Thursday afternoon at the residence. 14
Ormond street. The funeral services will
ba conducted at the residence Saturday
afternoon. The Interment will be In
Weetvlew cemetery.
Mra. H. L. Brewer*.
The funeral *ervtee# of Mrs. H. L.
Browers, who died at the Grady hos
pital Friday afternoon after a long 111-
neas. will Saturday afternoon be re
moved from the undertaking establish
ment of H. M. Patterson & Son, where
it will be taken to Cochran, Go., for
funeral and Interment. Mrs. Browers
resided at 15* Pulliam street.
J. WaMact.
J. Wallace, aged «3 yearn, died last
night at 12:01 o’clock *t the Orady
hospital after a long lllnees. Tha body i
was removed to the undertaking estab-'
Ilshment of Harry H. Poole, where It
will remain until Sunday afternoon.,
The body will be sent to RoaweU. (ia„ j
for Interment. Mr. Wallace I* sur
vived bf two children. Mra J. Miller!
and J. A. Wallace.
Courtland street, a bey.
Mr*. Charlotte 8. Roscnbnrr, 72 years oW v
died of apoplexy* at 4W North Jackson
■tree!. N
Mr*. Maggie Now Wadsworth. SI y##ra
old, died or tuberculosis, nt 2$ Strong
** lira. V* H. Brewer* 2* year# old, died,of
• - North Butler street_
old” Ooefi
ABUra.
Wright, (t years
•* old, died of
BUILDING PERMITS,
tus-c. e. Part* estate, to re-cover *nd
repair two-atory brtek dwelling at 27 Tttt*
II.MCb^Dr. r. |„ rsntey. to bnIM one-
story frame dwelling at M2 West llunler
TBfc*. j. Reeeer. addition end frame
one-tfory dwelling at SI Loomis a venue.
$17,000 TO INVEST.
OUR CLIENT PREFERS
GOOD CLASS OF NE
GRO PROPERTY. BUT
WOULD BUY WHITE
PROPERTY IF PAYING
BIG RENT.
M. II. LUCAS & CO.,
23 1-2 Whitehall.
FOR RENT.
99 IVY 8TRBBT.
THU PROPERTY 18 ON THE KART flfllB
of fry street, between Auburn arcane and
Houston street: is e two-story eight
fretne. on lot 40 by 100, end the h<>us
gas, hot end cold water; porcelain
Tni8 8EVEN-ROOM COTTAUK. ON LOT
60 by ltd, which lie* (derated, 1* on tbo
south side of Highland n ramie, at the cor
ner of Howell; naa gits and water; bath,
closet, sink In the kitchen; has Inatanta-
neons hot water beater; In good neighbor’
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT.
>3 Auburn Avenu*.
Both Phones (M.
FOR RENT.
TEN-ROOM HOUSE. 15 HIGHLAND AVE-
nue, la being put In perfect condition; In
good locality; ten minutes’ walk from cen
ter of city JMM
ter of city ..$33 »
sUVkn’-Uoou ihu hiL sht ati.anta
aranuo; good toeality .312.54
Eitlli^nDGM ~ n—KaSST?
.uuriB. rt rohns
•trret: twn-atnry and rh.fi p (or. . ..Hist,
SkVen'Vwili ffol sH IsTViWkwoSST.
tn *>»p* (n* r»r line: ear fruit; moil-
ern renvisHrere. ... , .... ....... ,07,4*
.. 3&«i
S. L. DALLAS,
318 4th Nut. Bank.
Phone 1455
t»r„
W. A. FOSTER,
Real Estate and Loans,
12 S. Broad.
'•''.'‘'HE GRANT PARC 8BCTVON A
"'W l-story, 7 room resMmce, wit*
all the city conveniences; on beautiful «te.
voted lot. half block from the car Une and
*™<J*to* tor (5,950 on terms of $S50 oath
nnd iy> per Uf -
rootni, with all the city conrenlewcos.
near Grant Park car Uae. A perfect Uttle
home and chonp for fAMQ, on term# ef |3M
ta»L and $36 per month. Yo« can net beat
this If you want a home.
riu kg A^iirxToTiyyHH ■ mfi
tleat part of North ftoulevard, near Ac
flrr aren-je. 47x140 t to alley. Hogg fn
$2,u00. This la the right place for • lom
. - —-j p|«ce to bullc* E
p rot t.
in <iKAs¥WRi5t:r tvl: IiaVk a ooftf
oroom cottage, with all the city con
,-nl cnees, large, elev. ted lot. Prtco $1700
Knsy terms.
ON OAKLAND AVE.VUE, ALMvoT NEW
6 room cottage, all the cite conveniences.
Grant Turk for a front yard. Prtco $L#00.
Eaay terms.
Bl/i/yo.vD avrnie _ i.akSW(Hiii
“ lehfa. on*r half bl«>rk from the cat
. . brand new, well built cottage Vmte,
containing fonr rooms and hall; nice etc-
rated lot. 40x260. Rents $10 per month.
Price, 3LOOO.
nnth.
IS.lOi). Terms fad cosh and
coxnai.lv Street - neaH
street school; well built nnd awbataatla
cottage home. roQfalnlng fit** roerna nnd
hall; all city conreOJemrea* Hevatei lot.
fri by 12) feet to alley. Price I2.2W; easj
terms.
AU K r4rt,T**nUnce«. Rs-u
Good honte «>r lareatmeu
B. B. Chandler.
ki. ft. * 'handler, rged J3 year#, died at
US4 Marietta !u-t night from typhoid
fever. HI* body will t« pent t«» Lex
ington, Ky., thta afternoon for funeral
and Interment.
J®
7-room ha#
32»; price «V
, _
wi:iil: 1 •'ic A hi-:s.•itiiTinN onf
cf Hie beat nlnQhttbms .n Georidc. Th<
■UnUtkHi U due. the rrf.e 1« right siu
the dearrlptbm la very eomp!ete._
Bell :ptuma "VTTtiauta PhofiTiea
SALKS DEPARTMENT:
A. HOOK. It C. RY«
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