The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, October 10, 1906, Image 10

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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
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WANTED HELP—MALE.
.NK1IIT SCHOOL—B O O K K E B P I N O.
Shorthand. Typewriting. ete.. only M a
month. Pro nation's |* r / , . ct, C nI , S U xiSTJiitSSl*
lege. Piedmont Hotel block. 12J Pesehtroe.
Bell phone «». Celt, phone or writ# for
catalogue. It will convince yon that
Dmnghon’s Is the best.
WANTED—YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
pharmacy. Apply to Dr. Crenshaw,
Luckle street, city.
WANTED—THREE YOUNG MEN AS
collectors. Mnst know the city wall.’ Ad
dress at once R. X. L-. cnro The Georgian.
WANTED-COOK AND HOUSB-SERV
ant. male or female; must Bwon place
Best wage# paid to light party. Apply
666 North Boulevard.
WANTED—100 LABOR
ERS, WEDNESDAY, 7:30
A. M., MAIN ENTRANCE
FAIR GROUND, TO
WORK IN THE SETTING
UP OF PAIN’S “POM
PEII.”
WANTED—TWO GOOD C1 ‘TT,? 1 r n n
itlesraen; must have good experience, tail
) o'clock Thursday morning. The Globe
Nothing Co., 8® Whitehall street
WANTED—REPRESENTATIVE COLOR
(4 man who stands well with his people
^Oklahoma," Terminal Hotel.
MACHINIST, BXFERT; MUBT BE HIOH-
ctaia. with aaleiman’a ahtllty, to repra-
aent standard mechanical necessity to anop
men* dtr and road; big pay and advance
ment to man .who can Qualify. Apply aft®r
S3> a. m. Thursday. C. R. Graham. Kim
ball House. „
WANTED—FIFTY LABORERS AT CAM-
tol and Bell street compresses, to handle
cotton. Will pey fl.» per day. Atla"*'"
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WANTED—GIRLS TO DO. FOLPINOi
good My: its#** wort. Bln.wt Press.
Tv. C. Nun.m.rli.r, Msr. 40 Wnlton 8t
SITUATIONS WANTED
YOUNG LAST DESIRES STENOGRAPH
IC |>o.ltlon. PlftMO yMrF
Good 1 reference. No cbjnp poittlon will li*
comldered. Address, Florence, c«ro Con-
atltntlon.
WANTED—A GOOD. RELIABLE
Cnl^Mroc*70yj1edninn^>r«mjej
COOK.
AQENT8 WANTED.
PiCTURF. AGENTS--BEND YOUR WORK
to a, for enlargement; fair pric.., food
flnl.b; 1« by 20. Religious and acanery pie-
tore, cheap. The (Inrner Company, llA
p.tm sirest. Atlanta, O..
WANTED—8ALE8MEN.
PIKMinESRIVK LAND COMPANY DE-
.tree survlre# ef three Ilea "ten of good
nddrees; hu.tler. will be well nsld for their
wrrlm. Call nt Room 7, Folsom# Hotel,
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
HARNESS PLEASES
E. D. CRANE * CO..
FRONT NEW DEPOT.
FOR SALE-NEW REMINGTON TYPE-
writer, dealt and ehnlr. cheap. Address
Rnrgnln. care Georftsn.
COLD WEATHER IS HERE.
We have the Goode.
HEATERS. BLANKET* and COMFORTS.
Wa Can Snve Yon Money.
CASH OR CREDIT.
Wa Repair, Pack and Ship.
Rail Phone 17e.. Bell Phone 1757.
THE B. TURNER FURNITURE CO.,
41 and 43 West Mitchell St.
LEGHORN HENS, IS LAYING HENS. 1
cock and 4 pullets: will aell all nceonnt
of apace. Call batwacn 13 and 2 nt DO East
^tlaaagdaytreaj^^ ——
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
8 A LA It LR
^^l^joij^^Whltahal^atrect. 'Phone
3 '
I
miscellaneous.
It TYPEWRITER CO.. —
il Baa' ‘ ~
National Bask building.
717*711 Fourth
VICTOB VANOANESB AND CROME
• afaa and rault doors; aiery-
IL W. Kills. Agent, 24 S.
EDUCATIONAL.
Filling, of all kinds. Including gold, don;
free: non# but esperlancad .indent* allowed
t^^grata^fh^Atkant^janUMJolj^e^
'MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO-
pla and others. American loTestnwit
ColT 704 Candler Bldg. .
Eatabllahed MM.
WETMAN A CONNERS. EQUITABLE.
Mortgage loans on raal estate.
THE FIRST PARTY THAT .CALLS BELL
■phone MU after a a. m. Wednesday. Oc
tober 10. will ha glrrn a ribbon fur nnr
typewriter ••almolntelr free.” BUTLER
fPBWRITER CO., 717-71H Fourth Nation-
Bank building.
purchase money 1 .
an Improved Atlanta property a
able rates Bell phone 7*4. Gould Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5. « AND 7 PER
cent Interest, according to security at-,
fered; small expense and prompt atteutloa. ;
Only on real estata la and near Atlanta
B. B. Turman.
SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND; |
any amount, tit. 4 and 4 per cent. Wrlta
or call S. W. Canon. 24 S. Broad atraat. |
FARM LOANS—WE ARE PLACING
loans on Georgia farms at the lowest
rates ever nllercl. The Southern Mortgage
Company. Gould building.
Harman, room. 702 3 Temnte Court.
also money for purchase money notea
Straight loaaa made nt S per cent ar.d up
ward*. according to de.lnihlllty of loau.
W. A. Foatcr. 12 8. Broad atreet.
A SNAP ON PEACHTREE
ROAD.
I have, if taken this week,
1(H) feet frout tm Peach
tree road, extending back
uuu i in nu 4*4*44 j*ic. dim nurnru i , . „
(formerly of Burnett ft Wllllm In not -Irod 1 2i)0 iOCt, lUSt aPl'OSS 11*0111
tor uiInnIik;. Il»» Is run tract lug wall {taper .. t . , , . . ...
Wff^MrSS^RStf'ASaSS" 12 ,)r - Bratton 8 nice home, will
c ~ ————————— sol! tor $20 per foot, easily
WALL PAPER.
WB8LEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE AND
Con**rvntorjr of Mualr, Macon, (in.—Old-
sat and t>rot. If joti' wish to attend any
time this school year, get on the waltlus
list now. Catalogues free. DuPont Guercy,
president.
ART 8CHOOL.
WANTBD-THE PUBLIC TO V181T
fllappy's School of Art and Inspect por
traits painted by his large classes. Corner
Peachtree and Auburn.
FOR RENT.
TO LET-HOTEL; ONE HUNDRED
room*; furnished; every Improvement;
hair mnttresaea. steam heat; rent low; Ho
tel Llthla. Tallapoosa, Gn. Open for In
spection. Call or addrma F. J. Beyer, Tal
lapoosa. Agents protected In commissions.
FOR RENT—HOU8E8.
FOR BENT-SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE. 41
Irwin; porcelain Imth. hot nud cold wa
ter.. Apply to 8. A. Williams, 257 Mariet
ta street.
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
FOR RENT—THREE LARGE UNFUR-
nlshed connecting rooms, alngln or to
gether; will furnish one or more If desired.
406 Spring street.
FOR 8ALE—RLAL ESTATE.
IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO HELL,
place It with us; we give It our special
and personal attention. If It’s worth the
price we will sell It. C. II. Wells A Co.. 1104
Fourth National Bank.
TEN-ROOM HOUSE. 15 HIGHLAND AVE-
nue, Is being put lu perfect condition; in
good locality; ten minute*’ walk from cen
ter of city $36.00
^EVEN-ROOM HOUSE. 303 At LA NT A
avenue; good locality $12.50
tilGllTdltklM ll(‘)UHh;. 77 HANKIN’
street; two-atory and cheap for. ...$13.50
kBVEN itooM houhi-: in khikwood.
ten steps from ear line; line fruit; mod
ern convenience $17.00
H. 1. DA LI. AH.
Ill Fourth Kntlonnl Ilauk Building.
’Phone 1455.
BOARDER8 WANTED.
THE BON AIR, 384 Peachtree st., solicit*
Inspection, comparison and patronage.
.LOST.
LOST-WHITE BULL TERRIER: BLACK
spots ou bend: niiNwer* to inline of Jack.
Return to 184 Plum street nml receive re-
FOUND.
FRANKLIN. THE CLEAN CLEAN FED
low. dennn suits $1 to 11.50. Psots 50c.
168 Whitehall St. Phones. Bell 520. A. 38S1.
WANTED—MONEY.
MONEY WANTED—11,600 WANTED AT
once on good business property worth $3.-
500. Address ’’Mouey Wanted, care The
Georgian.
$2,500 FOR LOAN ON ATLANTA REAL
estate; no delay; money In bank. Add re**
Capital, care Georgian.
FOR SALE—LAP ROBES.
HANDSOME IsAP BORES. »lORHK
blankets, riding Raddle*, home-made liar-
neMR, etc. limncnnu line of horse furnish
ing*.
K. D. CRANK & CO..
FRONT NEW DEPOT.
PERSONAS..
DAVID W. YARnr.OUOIL
MASTLU I'LLUUKIt.
Phos>» 12*. 90 K. Hunt.. *t.
E. D. CRANE & C.O
YOU KNOW GENUINE •TOLUMlirK'
Buggies are abnolutely the best. |*»w
prices; vast variety; wile ngent*.’
B. D. CRANE & CO.,
FRONT NEW DEPOT.
DR. W. J. TUCKER.
MORPHINE AND OPIUM HABIT CURED
at home, without pain or dctentloo from
tiuslnesa; permanent cute guaranteed: free
trinl home treatment *ent In plain wrapper.
Dr. W. J. Tucker, 154 N. Broad atreet, At-
nntn. Ga.
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
OLD SOFT AND STIFF FELT HATH
cleaned and re-*hnped for 35c. llnmln or
awenta 25c each extra. Out-of-town order*
given prompt and careful attention. Beat
work, latest style*. Acme Hatter*, 6*4
Whitehall street.
FOR 8ALE—WAGONS. ‘
•OLD HICKORY" WAGONS ALWAYS
receive the "encore" for long service.
The u*er*’ money-maker.
B. D. CRANE ft CO..
FRONT NEW DEPOT.
FOR 8ALE—8PRINGS.
OUR XXX BOLSTER SPRINGS WILL
rave you money nud trouble.
e. d. Crane ft co.,
FRONT NEW DEPOT.
M. A. SHELTON,
DON’T FORGET M. A. SHELTON 18 A
practical stove and range repairer: beat
work and material guaranteed, both phone*
5276. 61 f. Pryor afreet.
G. J. DALLAS,
Heal Estate Agent,
317 and 318 FOURTH NATIONAL
HANK BUILDING. THIRD FLOOR.
BELL PHONE 1455.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ARCHITECTS.
LET US DRAW YOUR PLANS AND
Imlid your bouse. We can aave you money.
Address P. O. Box 675.
ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS.
W. It. R1IKI.DON, KKI.IXtW OF 'Til*
Amerlcso sod Orargla ktstr AssorioHon
of I’ablle /^ToontsnD. Bb.lUoo Audit Uo..
public accoantants and auditor*.
Temple Court. Kxarolnatlooe. apprahwla.
audita. Local and long dlatance pnoue 1196.
ARCHITECT.
LET ME DRAW TO Bit I-I.AN8 AND
build that dwelling bouse for yon. R.
D. Stafford, carpenter and builder. College
Park. Gn.
BICYCLE SUNDRIES.
BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST
blcyrls and sundry instructors 1# IS*
Sooth. 8outb<.rn uevuts tor -‘tercr.
Snrli nnd Hudson blcyol*#. Wrltn f*«J
1904 ontaloxup and pAc* list. Alexsndsr-
Elyos Co.
CABINET WORK AND MODELS.
CABINET WORK ANI)
Prompt sorvloo. Belt ’phono 2374. MWj*
Wooil and Iron Norelty Works, 388 Msriett#
street.
MONCRI EF
HE’S THE MAN THAT SELLS HOT AIR.
Installs furnners In old hmisjs »»
*• Ho propsros n oollnr If you hnvo
none. Uonorlof Fiirn.n o Co. Roth pnouos.
MESSENGER SERVICE.
FOR PROMPT AND HUMAtlLtl MBS-
, soncors. ’phono 31. J. A. Dnvlos nnd J.
C. Rrsntn.
PIC?Ti7RB P FRAMES flADE ^fO ORDER.
H. W. Yarbrough. IVi Auburn avenue,
corner Peachtree. Entrance Auburn ara-
•nue.
PRESSING CLUB.
PRE88ING—ALTERING—TIIK NEW BO-
rokn Prosit ot Clut>-Closnln*-Ra>alrl n?.
Atlsnts ’phono 700. Doll ’phono 2473. 10*li
Whltohsll street, Atlnntn, Gn. Membership
>1 per month.
SEWING MACHINE8. „„„
RENTED—TWO DOLLARS PER MONTH.
either 8^x4 or Wheoler A Wilson. We
rent only new machines with complete set
of attachment*. Prompt delivery. Both
^>honro^l893. Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
8TOVES AND RANGE8 REPAIRED.
STOVES AND RANGES H8PAIKKD AND
•*et up. Expert workman. Patterson
Furniture house, 216 Peters atreet. ’Phone*.
Atlanta 3472, Bell 794 west. Wo buy any-
thins.
TALKING MACHINE8.
TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS-
Wholesale and retail distributors of Vic
tor. Talking Machines and ltecorda. Just
received large cona’gnment of machines and
over 10,000 records. Immediate attention
given mall orders. We want tJe names of
all talking machine denl.r* !u the South.
Write for catalogue. Alexandrr-Elyea Co.
TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING.
II. W. ROUNTREE ft IlRO. TRUNK AND
BAG CO. Retail nnd repairing. No. 77
Whitehall street. Phone 157*.
WATCHMAKING.
TO THE TRADE: COMPLICATED
watrbps are *ny bobby. Modern Wens In
work nnd dentlnss. H. Walter Lett. Room
1217 Fourth Notional Rank Bids.. AtWntn.
SHOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
132 PEACHTREE ST., OPPOSITE THE
Candler Bblg.
Hell ttS. Men** mewed half soles. 76c.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. IIALLMOODS. IDEALS
nnd all other makes at hargnln prices.
W* can sell you a register, mil table for
nuy business, nt a price Unit cuu not help
but please you.
Cash or monthly payment*. Every reg
ister guaranteed for two year*.
SECOND-HAND CASH REGISTERS OF
ALL MAKES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
THE SOUTHERN
Second-Hand Cash Register
Store,
34 South Broad Street.
Atlanta, ua.
W. A. FOSTER,
Real Estate and Loans,
12 S. Broad.
IN THE GRANT PARK SECTION A
brand new 2-ntory. 7-rooin residence, with
all the city convenience*; ou beautiful ele
vated bit, halt block from the car Hue nud
great value for $3,850 on terms of $650 cash
and 130 |»er month.
GRAND-NEW POTTAGE OF Hl.\
room*, with all the city oouveuleuce*.
near Grant Park car line. A perfect little
home and cbenp for $2,800, ou term* of $350
cash aud $25 per mouth. You cniiuot beat
thl* If you want a borne.
A BARGAIN IN A I.OT IN TUE PRET-
tlest part of North Boulevard, near An
gler avenue. 47x140 feet to alley. Huup for
$2,500. Thl* 1* th? right place for a home
or a gm*l place to Imlid a house that will
*ell nl a profit.
(IN t.GANT STREET ME HAVE A GOOD
6-rooiu eottnge. with all the city con-
venlence*. large, elevr led lot. Price $2.70).
Easy term*. .
ON OAKLAND AVENUE. AI.M NEW
fi rooin cottage, all the cltv convenience*.
Grant Park for a front yard. Price $1,800.
Easy terms.
Itll’HMoND AVTlNUE - LAKEWOOD
Height*. on(>' half block from the car
line; brand new, well built <*nttnge home,
containing four room* and ball; nice ele
vated lot. 60x250. Rents $10 per month.
Price. 11.000.
WEST LINDEN STREET—NEAR XI’RINtl
street; idee almost new 5-rooui cottage
home; all elty conveniences: good ear
servlee. Price $2,100. Terms $400 eash nml
$20 tier month.
i'ON N ALLY NT MEET - NEAR FAIR
street school; well built nnd nuhstuAtlnl
cottage home, containing live room* nnd
hall; sll city convenience*! elevntiHl lot,
60 by 120 feet to nlley. Price $2,250; easy
tertna.
Si It A WHO N STREET - TWOHTOltY
7-room hon**». All eonvenlencea. Rent
J30; price $3,000. Good home or Investment
qiro|Mi*ltlon.
Bell ’Phone 2>>27. Atlanta Phoim 1881.
SAI.KK DEPARTMENT:
A. 8. HOOK It. C. EVE.
JUNIPER STREET.
Handsome residence of 9
rooms, gas and electric
light; furnace heated; stable
and t*arriage house on east
front; lot best locality on
street. See me for bargain
price.
J. A. HON DU RANT & CO.,
612 Fourth National Bank.
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY,
Phones 5488.
412 Pet,era Building. .
$5,500 N. BOULEVARD—
BRAND NEW HOME,
NEAR PONCE DELEON;
HAS 9 ROOMS; IS MOD
ERN AND A BEAUTY.
LOT IS LARGE AND LEV
EL. IF YOU WANT SOME
THING CHOICE LET US
SHOWYOU THIS. TERMS
IF DESIRED. •
$4,750—NO. 275 E. PINE
ST—A SPLENDIDLY
BUILT 8-ROOM. 2-STORY
HOME ON LOT 50X180 TO
ALLEY. PARTY LEAV
ING CITY ORDERS THIS
SOLD AT ONCE ON
TERMS OF $800 TO $1,000
CASH, BALANCE EASY.
S. B. TURMAN & CO.
SOUTH SIDE IlOMJt! IF YOU ABB
looking for a nice, modern home op north
side, call in nnd let us show you n house
■lid lot cii Piedmont svenue, lietween
Eighth nnd Tenth streets. This is piped
for furnace, wired for electric lights, gns.
water, sower and hath; east front. All
street luiproveuieuts down nnd paid for
tile sidewalks, nice, large lot. We mu
sell you this p!i.ce for $5,750; $1,750 cosli,
balance on easy terms.
CAPITOL AVENUE! • A TWO-8TOUY
seven-room bouse. In thoroughly firsts ‘
condition; new plumbing, gas. sewer, water
nnd liath. Newly painted luslde and out;
east front; splendid lot; 50 by 200 feet to
nn alley; $1,250 cash, balance easy. Price
$1,750.
VACANT LOTS! FOURTEENTH 8TREET.
between Peachtree nnd Piedmont park,
we have s nice lot for only $3,000. W
will assist yon lu building If you desire.
MYRTLE STREET LOT. 45 BY 140 FEET:
only 41,S50. Til, aMetralks, sewtr, water
nnd gns.
MtCifjH AVENUE. WEST END-STREET
car Hue and all Improvements down, such
as sldew-nlk*. sower, witter, gas; 0l* ‘
ed streets; splendid neighbors, nud
a new public school; price $900.
OAK STREET I.OT-8EWEII. WATER.
gns, etc. Price $660; I'onvenleut to Pei*,
pies street, city school. Only one block
.away from two car Hues. Gordon street
nnd Luclle avenue.
RAILROAD FRONT ACE—MAN! TACT Fit
Ing sites. Fifty acre* of land 'fronting
1.200 feet on the Central railroad. Atlnntn
and West Point railroad and College Park
electric car Hue, right nt Oakland' Cltv
miming water on the ground. Price oulj
$25,000, or $500 per acre.
FOR SALE—TYPEWRIT
ERS.
We have all makes second-hand
and rebuilt Typewriters at prices to
move them. If you fall to let us know
your wants In this lino you will lose
money. ‘ Write or call for "Special
Sale List.” We maintain the best
repair department in the South and
guarantee the best work.
SOUTHERN STATES
WRITING MACHINE CO.
424-2o-26 Candler Bldg.
DEAD.
BUY A LOT IN HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY. I AM OFFERING 500
OF THE CHOICEST LOTS RIGHT
AT THE ELECTRIC STATION. EV
ERY LOT FACES EAST AND A
BEAUTY. GET YOUR PICK FIRST.
SOLD ON EASY TERMS. THESE
LOTS HAVE NEVER BEEN OFFER-
ED BEFORE. SEE ME BEFORE
THE BEST ARE GONE. YOU WILL
WISH YOU HAD.
J. A. BROOKS,
407 4th Nat. Bank.
Bell P. 1393.
SAUNDERS, PRATHER &
COMPANY, #
510 Temple Court.
Phone, Bell 2081.
1. O. CRANE A CO.
CARRIAGE SATISFACTION
every f.-Mwnetbni.
Y. D. CRANE & CO,
I’ttflVT VFW Ill'll 1 ,IT
worth $10 per front foot;
" 1 rM j parties obliged to hav. mon-
ev this week.
FOR SALE.
A very desirable building lot 53x175
feet, corner Highland avenue and
Ponce DeLeon Circle. #*
DeLOACH MILL MKQ. CO..
49o Highland Avenue-
OAK STREET, WEST END—JUST BE-
youd Lawton street, n nice cottage of 5
rooms and bath; house lu good coudltiou
nud on lot 50x100 $2,300
GORDON HTRKKT-A 6 ROOM COTTAGE
lot 80x28U. .Iu*t think of the ground
yon are getting. Can make terms $3.000
QUEEN'HTRKKT.'WEHT END—A NICE 6-
room eottnge on good. large lot; nil mod
ern Improvement*. Can make terms..$3,500
STB WART AVKNIH NBA It WIIITBUAI.L
atreet; n 6-room cottage on lot 60x160. Cnn
make very enay terms on this.... $1,800
south iioflbvahT), NkATTTTu: uaUK.
A 6-r«N>iu cottage ou lot 56x150. We 1*1111
make very enay terms on thla. $3.400
GAICDKN HTKEET NKAU E. GEOltGlA
avenue; 6-rtMuu’ cottage, ou lot (3x140 to
nn alley. A nice plain* for a botue $2,250
Woodm’Ard Avbnub-a MCB _r UoT'
tnge o! ti roonia ou lot 52x162. This baa all
uiixleru I'ouvenJeuees, nud very cheap
$2,8»
form Walt stiiEbt-a ciioom CBf:
tnge on lot 50x130. Thla la close In nud
will sell for $1,500 cnab, nud balnuee to
quit ..$2,750
. IlINDBN HTRBBT—A SroItTl AND
eight rooms, ou good, big comer lot. I^it
Is large enough for another bourn* $$.000
ilASS STICKKT NEAR CAPITOL ~ AVE.
Five nMiui^ trail reception hall, ou lot 50
churches near by: within ten minutes
walk from electric cSr Hue. nnd price
only $2,500; $1,000 cash and balance enay.
CALL FOR OUR REAL ESTATE* AND
rent bulletin, lu which you will tlud In
teresting. read lug matter.
S. B. TURMAN & CO.
Cor Broad and Alabama Sts.
Renting.
Century Bldg.
PHONE BELL ISM.
any other lot on that magnificent
toAVB A S*Uhi>! VISION
Park m
then make five iota of It. simi -
for $4,280 on terum. Better look Into this
today.
HAVE $5,000,000 OF CITY PROPERTY ON
our listn, and of course there must Ik*
many real bargains In the buneb.
many real bargains In
•WE GET RESULTS.”
SAUNDERS, PRATHER
& COMPAN Y,
510 Temple Court Bldg.
HELL PIH1XB 2081.
Ivy and Courtlnud street*, n
eottnge, on lot 50 by 160. Tills property is
very close In. nud would be the very place
for a flat. You can not buy s lot lu this
uelghlMirlmod ns cheap ns you can get this
house slid lot. This Is very cheap nt $4,500.
SToTTlS AND TWO COTTAUIM ON TIIK
corner of north side streets, between
_ eachtree and Jackson streets. This nrc**
erty Is almost new and rvtif*d for $4b...<)
per month. Gootl tenants and property In
gooil condition. Where ran you more
for your money? ..$3,W>
Hash StIibf.t-a nu-b fivbroom
cottage on lot 50 by Id. and lu 150 feet
of the Unpitot arenjw* car line. This has
all modnru Impfovruei^s, nud will make
the very place for n nice cottage home.
If vou nre looking for a south able eot
tnge. see this lief ore you buy $2,100
DAK STitBBT. WKHT BND-IIBItB WlO
have a beautiful little five-room cottage,
ou lot 50 It) 150. This cottage Is almost
new. nnd has *tll modern Improvements.
Now. If yon wait a nice little eottnge In
vestment, or If yoi. wish to purchase
home, come to sec us. If yon have any
real estate you wish to sell. Hat It with
us and get quick results.
J. B. WEBB.
Manager Sales Dep’t.
Cheap Atlanta Dirt.
NEAR the Electric Llslit Plant, on the west side, we have *ome good j),,,
pieces of land that we can sell cheap for c;islt. These places aic s lp-u
for stables, storage, sheds, coal nnd wood yards, or some similar uses •«
tho beauty about them is that after using a year or two for some p;i-j 0
you can cut them up Into, small building lots and double your puicu '
price. Some people make big money building cheap houses on the.te |,] 0 ! *
of land, tho rental soon repaying entire cost of lot and houses. Fo,
stance, a block 120x246, fronting three streets; price, |1.200.
FORREST & GEORGE ADA IK.
FOR RENT.
For rent or sale, an eight-room,
modern cottage and barn, about three
acres of land, near Donald Fraser
school. On best street leading out
of Decatur. Address
OWNER, Decatur, Ga
J. A. BROOKS,
REAL ESTATE,
407 Fourth National Bank.
Boll Phone 1393 Main
BUY A IIOMB ON EASY TERMS,
bare them.
«r
41.13* FOR A S-KOOM lIOl'SE, 30x200,
mur M.rlottn .tract.
1025 KAtTI FOR GOOD ltF.NTIXti
iHinuc. mur Fulton Mill#.
15.790 FOR 6-faOOM HOUSE O.N LOT 100
by 290; h»# bath, are enhluet inmitcla.
Ion Hhotild nee this.-
FOR EXTRA HOME IN
Tvb?
4LW0 ........ .... ...
End; half acre laud; get this for
* money-maker. M
$2.603—AT GRANT PARK. 5 RUMS AND
hall; nil ennveiileiicea; 48x185. •
$2.750—CLOSE TO WEST PEACHTREE,' 6-
rtKun bouae. modern ami good.
$4.^50—KKiirrniOOM MODERN place,
mortgaged for $4,n0O-nhowa the value.
42.BW-T WtntLOtTTsTOF'O BXWTOKi
, $200 ciiwh. hnlancc easy.
12.000—HFYK A NkAR-IN PROPOSITION,
$705—W. I*. Barge, to
;; r m». H
•tory frame dwelling nt ]Q5 |,,,]
$50— Mr*. Aruistroug. to re-cover*,,J
frame dwelllug at 5 Victoria str.. r
$100—A. Rrowu. to re-cover on,- s t„ r
dwelling nt 14 Hnuiuiock pine*
$100-A. M. Dudley, to re-cover
frame dwelling nt 365 Haynes atreci , “ r ?
$2.200—B. .f. MusstH*. to Imlid .
frame dwelling nt 162 Gilmer Ktrci ^
$400—W. A; Gibson, to bull.l
frame dw*ellliig nt 118 Simpson K ; *
Why Don’t You Skate?
GEORGIA NEWS
IN PARAGRAPHS
iiioney-mnker.
■’fBSE ARE ONLY HAMPI.BH OF MY
list. Cnll at office. I’ll allow you.
STATISTICS.
Ilydurunce, at
by 100 to
nt
alley
very chea
■ .|2,r'
GRANT STREET. BETWEEN SOUTH'
avenue and Ormond atreet; 5 rooui«. ou
bit 50x125. Can arrange easy terum $2,250
WHITEHALL TERIIA'CE-A '7-ROOM _
atory lioime, on lot 45x130. Ilouae iilumnt
new. Cnii make easy teinm $2,850
WrttlDWAIlTi aVENTE-FI VE' ' ROOMS
and luith. on lot 50x195 to an alley. Coni
and chlckeu housea lu yard. Cara paaa the
door .$3,250
e. liarhiA stitfe4rrrnetween coTTTF
land nnd Ivy atreeta; 7 nwnn, on lot 50
by 160; lot alone Is worth the price* $5,000
8. KIRKWOOD—A 4-ROOM' HOU«-:, ON
lot 100x230. Thla la one of the few homes
In KlrkwiMKl with waterworks. Hna plenty
of abad** nnd fruit*. East frout anil one-
half block of ear line. $4.75*1
DF.fATFtl, <IA.-4VK HAVE SOME HOOD
property, right lu the heart of the city,
TiTof Nlf'E
.. „ 1 near the
we can sell very chetfp and
eaay terum.
IF YOU DO NOT NKR AXYTlflNcTTlST
nl atMive that suits you, come to see ua.Tla
e have other*. If you w*Uh to buy or sell
real estate It will be to your Intereat to a**
ua before you buy or sell.
FRASIER & SMITH,
Bell Phone 3533-M
E. L. MORSE, •
1114 Fourth National Bank
Builcliug.
FOR RENT!
Have several nice halls,
See
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate and Rcntiug,
28 Peachtree St.
NORTH SIDE. CLOSE-IN COTTAGE OF
tire rooms nnd hull; nil convenience!!, oc-
ruplet) by owner; ten mluittea* walk of
Candler building; $3,101, $500 cash and $40
month.
MARIETTA 8TRKKT STORK. 'RENTING
$144 ^rror; lot 25 by 118 to 20-foot alley
ONE ACRE IN \\*EKTERN HEIGHTS
on city Hue; front* three street*; cbenp
at $650,
EAST LINDEN—GltOVE LOT. 39 ItV 130;
water, newer and gn* main* lu atreet;
>900.
8AMPNON STREET, JUBT OFF HIGH-
land avenue, 50 by 159; $450; $50 cash,
lialnnct* within five year*; tl iwr cent.
»» per «
tl’liKHiH AViIEEt. NEAll fai.IIoI'x
street school; lot 50 by 140 to another
DAIRY t 1 Alt Si. 31) AIRES. >«. MILES
ont mncndamlze«l road: $5,000; $500 cash
nml $504 yearly; 5 per eeilt.
FOR RENT.
r*eoitd floor; hna gn*. *lnk In
the kltrhen. bath and Ktntloiiary wa*lmtnnd
ou the llrat floor; thrce-rnom servant's
h«»u*4* In the yard: in v«*ry good «i>n(Htloii;
Rr~" g **
la. eloa
Kent tltO per mouth.
IULKVARD—THIH TWO-
•tory 7-room frame la ou the West able of
Ibmlevnrd. nt the (i»rii<*r of Jforrrot
avenue: ha* ga*. hot trad cold water. |*»r-
celnln Iwth. cloaet. stationary waidiMiirad,
■Ink In the kitchen; in a g«**l nelghlntrliaod.
and In g»**l rej»alr. Will lie vacant October
Rent $35 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THK RENTING AGENT.
12 Auburn Avrtui*.
* Doth Phone# C14.
BIRTH8.
To Mr. mill Mr#. J. W.
92 Potrrll ,tri‘i't. a Im>.v.
To Mr. nml Mr#. S. J. Flelil, nt 4.1 Ilntler
*tr»M*t, a girl.
To Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy, nt 86
Foundry street, n girl.
To Mr. nnd Mr*. W. II. C. Rose, at 309
spring Rtreet. n girl.
To Mr. a ml Mr*. Me. K. Vestor, at 238
Oak street, a girl.
nd Sir*. Rnlw*
avenue, a »rlr..
Reid, nt 286 Court
To Mr. and '’Mr*. J. W. 'Tlp**lu, at 18
Fowler street, it girl.
To Mr. and Sir*. Charles Rnines, nt 79
Teunllle street, n boy.
To Dr. nml 3!r*. \V. R. Sharp, nt 261
DEATH8.
Mr*. Siiwiii Ilrowu. 34 year* old, tiled nt
King* Daughters’ hiMpllal.
Mi*. Fniinie WellhoiiRe. 70 year* old, dletl
of tllabete* at New York.
Mrs. Mary Kuoller, 49 year* old, died of
peritonitis at Carteravilh*. ({a.
Mary K Delnca. 33 year* ohl, died of
a*tliina nt 69 Luckle street.
Wiiiinui Todd. *TI year* old, died of
apoplexy, nt 55 Culher*oii street.
W. 11. 'I’houin*. 43 year* old. died of perl-
old age, at Wheeler street and Redwood
avenue.
IV. H.
railroad at*! 1
Ray, 4 year* old, dletl at Flat Bbonl*
road.
Renuett IL Reid, 2 mouth* old, died of
cerehml congestion, nt 129 Hoath .McDaniel
*tri»et.
C. G. Wilson. 63 year* old. dletl of hem
orrhage, nt 70 Pulliam street.
Infnut of Hoyt Parker, dletl at 29 Luckle
street.
Mrs. Lula White, 45 year* old, dletl nt
65 Kiln street.
Anna May McKinney. 2 month* old. dletl
holern Infantum at S3 Gnsklll street
Mr*. Joel Mnrk*. 69 year* old, died of
rtsttJ.
cancer on Flatshoal rood.
PROPERTY~TRANSFERS.
$5,000—11. M. McDaniel to Mr*. Rom Wns-
*er, lot tin Pryor street, near Alice street,
lbuul for title.
$14.000—C. K. Hall nnd Fred Reuter to J.
F. Ruldey, lot on Gordon street, near Love.
Warranty deed.
$1.800—J. A. Farnsworth Jo Chrl* Cmha*
kes, lot ou Alice street, near Pulliam street.
Rond for title.
m.500-D. I>. McCall nud Mr*. Ileulith II.
Reid to I. II. Hirst'll, lot on Jackson street,
near Rice Rtreet. I sura deed.
$1.100—W. R. Jones to C. C. Stovall and
Mattie K. Stovall, lot on lllgtilaml avenue
uenr Randolph strict. Wiirrnuty deed.
$700—W. P. Thlkklebl to George W
Adolplnm. let on Crew Rtreet, uear Atlanta
a veil tie. Warrantny deed.
$1,000—George T. Warren to ..H ,,
lot on Hrynu *tii»ct. near Clierokm* avenue.
Warnnty ileed.
$11,000—Lewis W. Thomas to W. O. Finite,
lot on West Peachtree street. Warranty
$1.430—C. W. Riser to Oscar and Chit
A. Dnvla. lot on Pearl street. Warn
■deed.
$525—Josephine Roger* et nl. to J. ...
Smith, et al., lot situated Iii laiul lot 2$t,
14th district. Warranty deed.
$1,630—M. I.. IlAte* to John 1#. Mell. Jr.,
lot on Lludeii avenue, uear Myrtle street.
Ilond for title.
$13,600— Mr*. S. W. Foster to Mrs.
4. Flournoy, lot on North nvoune, near
Williams street. Bond for title.
$1.910—Mr*. Mollle >!. Shro(mhlre to J. M.
‘ Lee.
BUILDING PERMITS.
$1.500—M. E. Church South to Inilbl a
on am! repair Methodist parsonage at 19
Trlnltr avenue.
$4.000—Sterling «. Turner to build two-
•tory frame dwelling nt 381 Pouee DeLeon
avenue.
$6.200—Mrs, IL Dobbs to build two-
story frame dwelling nt 39f Boulevard.
$L100— Roliert J. Griffin to build one-story
brick laundry at 65 James street.
$11,000— E. J. Pnrkenon to Inilbl three two-
Rtor.v frame dwelling* at 3M-60-52 Myrtle
street.
$1.803—S. W. Sullivan to Inilbl one-*tory
frame dwelling nt 66 Oakland avenue.
$3.50O-C. A. Jackson to Inilbl three one-
story frame dwellings at 199, 201, 206 Ivy
street..
$100—Dr. W. W. Powell to recover two-
story frame dwelling nt 3S7 Auburn avenue.
$1,500— P. 11. llopklns to Inilbl one-story
rame dwelling at 4 Cunningham street.
$136—c. Manly to re-cover frame duelling
nt 9 Short street.
$40—J. A. RrldwelJ to recover one frame
dwelling nt. IS Tlftnn street.
$5)0—Dr. A. Avery to recover and tvimlr
one-story frame dwellings nt MB, 105r MB,
111 nnd 113 West Georgia avenue.
$6.200—Mrs. L. B. Ibtbbs to liulbl two-
tory frame dwelling at 394 North Boule
vard n venae.
$53.000—J. K. Orr Sh.tc Co., to build foni
•tore brick factory at 101-3 Youge striker.
I1.50J-S. B. Turman & Co., to Inilbl one-
orr frame dwelling at 24 Cimnlgliaui place.
• ro* ■>—re-cover nne-atory
Municipal Race la Lively.
Special to The Georgiau.
Brunswick, Ga., Oct. 10.—The n t*
election to take place here In .\\,veni.
ber will be one of the most hotly fun-
tested,of many years. C. P. Goodyear
and W. F. Symons are In the race li
mayor, and H. M. King, J. t. Lam-
bright, J. C. Ugeour, Claud Dari i
A. Robinson, W. R. Cox nnd u v
Mann are to run as aldermen.
'•Clansman” Date Canceled,
Special to The Georgian.
Columbus, Ga., Oct. 10.—Mi,n.i K er
Springer ha# publicly announce*! that
"The Clansman” will not be seen ai
Springer opera house this season, the
manager of the show having wrlttet
him canceling the engagement.
500 Balts by Boat
Special to The Georgian.
Columbus, Ga., Otc. 10.—Cotton It
coming In by the river route, two
steamers that came up yesterdu
bringing over 500 bales. The counir,
contiguous to Columbus- is showing a
shortage of the crop, however.
Extension Will Bs Built.
Special to The Georgian.
Brunswick, Ga., Oct. 10.—Three coi
mittees, composed of representative
business men, put all matters
tfected with the proposed entry t
city by the Georgia Coast and
mont railroad Into shape at a merlin,
held last night - It Is thought the ex.
tension will be built.
To Build Y. M. C. A. Annex.
Hpeclal to The Georgian.
Columbus, Ga., Oct. 10.—Owing to
the large attendance at the regular
meetings and exercises of the Y. M
A. here a plan Is being considered to
add a three-story annex to the pr
ent structure, which was presented t,
the city by George Foster Peabody.
Arrested on Larceny Charge.
Special to The Georgian.
Columbus, Ga., Oct. 10.—G. \V. Mi
Gulrt, of Griffin, Os., was arrested here
by the police on a warrant from that
place charging him with larceny and
taken back to Griffin.
Funeral of Frances Eberhart.
Hpcrlal to The Georgian.
Athens, Ga., Oct, 10.—Sunday after,
noon at 4 o’clock Frances Eberhart,
the child of Mr. and Mrs. John IV.
Eberhart, Jr., was buried. The funeral
services were conducted from
home of the parents, on College
nue, by the pastor of the First Meth
odist church. Dr. I. S. Hopkins. Thi
killing of the child by being run dnnn
by a heavy dray, driven by a negm.
John Williams, came as a severe sh sk
to the parents.
Woman Dias From Wound.
Special to The Georgian.
Warrenton, Ga,, Oct. 10.—Mri
George Felts, while moving a shotgun,
was accidentally shot In the right
hand. Her hand was amputated
the shock was too great and at about
•lock yesterday morning she died.
Hunters’ Camp Firtd On.
Special ot The Geonglan.
Cordele, Go., Oct. 10.—Colonel J. ft
Jeter, who was one of a party of
dcleans who have been on a camp hunt
down on the Flint river, hna returned
home and reports that while In camp
n night or two ago some unknown
party fired Into the party, at cl"«
range, with a shotgun. Seven or i-lghi
shots were Bred Into the camp b«
every one of the party was lying do*
and only two of them were hit.
DECLINE TO
ON AMY TICKET
He’s in a Huff Because !>i-v-
an Was Indorsed for
President.
Boston; Mass., Oct. 10.—John M
nominee for governor on three tic*-
-Democratic, Prohibition and in
dependence League—may decline i»
run on any. The Democratic manage
are In a quandary today.
Mr. Moran, upon returning from N«
York, announced that he would dv l- •
their nomination, because, rontia'
his expressed wish, the platform in
dorsed the presidential oendtdv >
Bryan.
Behind this reason lies the "
known fact that the Bryan plank
alienated William R. Hearsi. »h" •
supposed to have resisted Mr. M-raa
appeal for campaign funds.