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- jf. L. THROWER. 39 N. FORSYTH ST. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. ONLY 3 DAYS. SpSSwS "■ Sri; FOR RENT A SANITA-|n^ iS ^KfKi5H* RIU H—ON THE HIGH- W.60&-ON THE NORTH SIDE. •n"“L J hi“? ,,re S*' ln . 0l i ern B room, slate- .undo ot belt material, In wo car lines. This house yeara ago to build *6,500. ^/n<TTi x Am arm tuvt I ” * vwt front ftnd *■ WOfttl P^> TA; LARGE LOT; SPLEN-L uenr Jiwason stree EST POINT IN ATLAN- halt r hio C k m ot' ,wo d SBfiUSM! *2,500 FOR $1,900-IN WEST END; SIX A JBfLK&IS *** material; double floor aa: gar< *2,500, „ WMW , will sacrlflce for *1,900; one-h D H) COMMUNITY; modern FOURTEEN- ROOM HOUSE; CLOSE IN. | EAQ . A N PARK LAND CO $125.00 PER MONTH, M. L. THROWER, 39 North Forsyth St. GLORE & JUSTIN, 215 Peters Building. WEST END-SPLENDID 5-ROOM COT- 36 Inman Bldg. Bell Phone 4618. Real Estate for Sale. NORTH SIDE I $4,750 BUTS A SPLENDID 9-ROOM RE8I- aenca on East Linden near Jackson; large ,ot. This Is a well-built house and bat lovely electric light and gas fixtures; large reception hall, parlor, bedroom, dining room and kitchen down itf * upstalra, with large l ■" ’ cheap for *4,750. | down stairs, and four bedrooms » bath, etc. A good home 10 rooms; everything modern and up date. Terms If desired. with conveniences; JjTttlOO. " ‘ next lot 60x200, for AT 45 NEWPORT STREET; PRICE BE- 147 GRIFFIN. cottage, level lot, 44 by 100, to an *1,550; JiuO cash and *15 per month. $ *«/ xn-ui., all Improvements; near North avenue. Call to see us about SOUTH SIDE *2,560 CASH BUYS' A 6-ROOM COTTAGB ou Woodward avenue near Cherokee. Tf-‘ _ j a bargain and 4t takes all cash to got Water, gas, bath. Would rent for *2> I WE HAVE JUST SOLD TWO NICE COT tages in College Pork in half block ot car line. and have one more lot. We will build you a home on this and sell on easy payments; lot level with plenty of ahade. | aii ‘im p “rovement : s.‘“ Te'rms. *300 IfO BUYS A LOT 45 FEET WIDE FROM 7R9_AT KIHKWnon 1 icnv- qpr pk nd ft half niocaa eaat or norm oouie I carden and rnrn crnwlno-r rlnm* tn r*r lino- half vard. This Is two lots, and north aide property like this doesn’t come often. PHETTIE8T LOT ON ORMOND SWEET, j(, S T PLENTY OF THINGS IN WEST near the park. _Prlce reduced to Ww ior a | End, good and cheap. 1600.05—THREE ROOMS AND HALL 'Zw w.% w TbS°*« McCRORY & JOHNSON, Terms. Let ui ON SIDNEY STREET. WE HAVE A NICE five-room cottage; lot 48 by 187. back to I 10-foot alley: prfco *2,600. Ter ' ‘ * •how you this. NICE FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE ON WIND-. •or street; all Improvements down; large | lot and a nice home; only *1.850. Easy j 503 Peters Building. Phones 4691. CLIFF W. ANSLEY, Real Estate, BELL PHONE 61(1. $M CENTURY BLDO. BEAUTIFUL NORTH SIDE HOME, ON Piedmont avenue, north of Pont?* DeLeon avenue. If you want a atrictlj modem and f up to date new and elegant home with all modern conveniences, on- one of the very beat streets and In one of the choicest neighborhoods In the city, near Peachtree, at a bargain, 1 can sell It to you, and yon won't find another one like It soon at the ••me price. It haa ten rooms and two bath rooms, and a large, beautifully shaded lot j Pries *11,000. 1 12.250 FOR BEAUTIFUL GORDON STREET lot. Do you want the biggest bargain I that can be found In West End? If you do, |'i*t see me and I’ll tell you all about It I It • one of the prettiest lota on the street I FOR *3,M0 I CAN BELL YOU THE BIG- . —"‘M Blue. UU UDO ut nil! uiuil prominent north aide streets, and In ele-1 f»ot neighborhood. They are fine depth, I Lui c ?.? «a*Hy make three fine lota that) S L ,p|1 . 1 ke h °r cake*. But you’ll have Sh£? R ulc kt «■ my time la limited at this I FOR SALE BY OWNER Three five-room cottages far sale by owner, never been occupied; Nos. 276, 281 and 299 Ashby St., near corner West Hunter Street. Only $50 cash and balance like rent. Also two nice six- room cottages near Grant COTTAGE HOME FOR SALE. A pretty cottage on one of the best streets on the south side; 5 rooms; largo hall, bath, servant’s room, hot and cold water; large lot, 52x185; beautiful shade; cement walk; ev erything in good condi tion. Price $3,500. Terms if de sired. Address Cottage Home, care Georgian. FOR SALE *2.00(1—GOOD 5-ROOM COTTAGE: AU- burn avfenue near Hilliard street; elevated lot; good bargain. *1.800-0ARDEN STREET; DOUBLE bouse; new and occupied by good white tenants. Rents *18. nue car line. 13,760—E. 7-room pair. *3,000—PLUM STREET; CORNER LOT; SEE ME IF YOU WISH TO BUY OU CHARLES M. ROBERTS. Office 12 Auburn Ave. BELL PHONE 4536. BROYLES ST. HOME. MODERN SIX-ROOM COTTAGB NEAR Bt. Paul avenue. This Is one of tho prettiest little homes In the Grant Fark section, with every convenience, and will catch the eye of and please the mostffas- tldlous homeseekers. It has pretty recep tion ball, parlor, dining room, three bed rooms and kitchen. Nice porcelain bath. Entire house Is elegantly finished. Largo, level, shaded, east front lot, and, just think! It <mn be sold for *3,200, on easy terms. ROBSON & RIVERS. Real Estate and Renting Agents, 8 W. Alabama. VERY CENTRALLY LOCATED, WE hive on elegant thlrty-flve-room hotel, with all conveniences. This bote! la par tially furnished. No better location In town than this to make money. Wo can make right price to permanent tenants. 59 Baker $17.50 $94 Piedmont $$.60 Weat Lake avenue $0.00 64 Johnson $5.00 8$ Johnson $0.00 187 Law 15.60 74 Currier $7.60 23 Gasklll 6.60 126 Broyles 11.00 151 Simpson 12.60 Marietta 13.00 27 Gasklll 6.60 168 West Merrltte 10.00 828 Decatur 9.60 7 rooms 6 rooms 6 rooms 6 rooms 6 rooms 0 rooms L. A. WOODS, 818-819 Empire Bldg. Bell Phone 2099, Atlanta Phono 1771, X MAKE EASY TERMS. $M0 CASH AND $10.00 PER MONTH WIL buy you a brand new 4-room house with nice lot and good car service. This place Is Just complete and Is neat and us clean at a pin. WHY PAY RENT WHEN WE CAN SHI. yon a brand new 2-story 8-room dwelling for *100 cash and balance same ns rent. This place Is right at the best car service Inside of the city, and If you are from Missouri we will take pleasure In showing It to you. *2,900—SOUTH BOULEVARD 6-ROOM COT tnge on eaat front shady lot. 50x200; house Is practically brand new and in excellent condition, and we can make exceptionally easy terms if tnkeu at once. You know you can have nil Grant park for children’ playground. *2,960—A SPLENDID 6-ROOM COTTAGB on East Hunter street, right close In; has nil modern conveniences and right up to date iu every respect. Buy this place aipl sell It for more money before Chrlatmaa. *2JH)0—A NEW AND "~NEVEB.OCCUPlED 5-room cottage on the north side In a nice little oak grove. This place Is situated where property la obliged to advance fast. The lot Is extra large and has beautiful 5 rooms shade. *750 cash aud balance *20 per mouth FOR *200 \VR CAN SELL YOU A NICE, large suburban lot on exceedingly small payment of *10 dash and $10 per month. WEST END HOMES AND VACANT property of all kinds and at all kinds prices. See us and find out wbat wo have. We can fit you up If you will Just tell what you want. J. A. BROOKS, 407 Fourth Nat. Bank. Bell Phone 1393-Main. ALLEN & WHITE, Real Estate and Renting. Atlanta Phone 823, 1207 Candler Bldg. ALASKA AVENUE—WE HAVE SEVERAL new 5 and 6-room cottages. Prices from *2,00 Oto *3,000, on easy terms. EDGEWOOD-A 6-BOOM HOUSE ON LOT 100x150; only $2,Q0Q; HOO dawn, balance $15 per month. EDOEWOOD, GA.—TWO BEAUTIFUL lots, 60x140; only *300 each; $25 down, balance $5 per month. YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY. FOR RENT DWELLINGS. T'f f&STKS 14-r. h., 201 Capitol 160.00 ll.r. b., 66 East Harris 45.00 10-r. b., 164 Lee (West End) 42.50 10-r. h., 299 Washington ,, 65.00 9-r. b., 438 Whitehall 80.00 * r. h., 47 South Jackson 30.00 r. h., 29 East Third 75.00 i-r. h., 32 Eaift Alexander 40.00 j-r. h., 15 Hunnlcutt 35.00 8-r. b., 3 Evelyn place 20.00 r. b.. 651 Washington S5.no r. h., 178 8outb Forsyth 31.00 Get n copy of our rent bulletin. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT. 13 Auburn Avenue. . Both ’Phones—618, Park on very easy tenns. A Pply to FRANK EDMONDSON, 14 S. BROAD ST. PEACHTREE ST. HOME. Fine home close in on Peach tree street; all conveniences and very cheap. See LIEBMAN, Real Estate-Renting, 28 Peachtree St. VTE BUILDING. &OTM PHONES 4234 EXTRA BOX PHONE 4205 VACANT LOTS $2,100—81-FOOT LOT ON PONCE DeLEON avenue. Easy terms. LOT. 85 FEET $600—ORMOND STREET LOT. 50x1*8; only $50 cash and balance monthly. $225-13x146; A PRETTY LOT JUST OFF Kennedy street car line. $290 BACH FOIt A BUNCH OF FINE 40- foot lots suitable for colored Improve ment. „ $J50—BEAUTIFUL GRANT PARK LOT. 53x130 to another street; elevated au<l •bedy. -U*fi GET RESULTS.” Salesmen: J. A. Rasbury,Mgr.; Burnham SOMETHING REAL NICE DO YOU WANT A IIOSIB COMBINING convenience, beauty and comfort—one In which you can eujoy life, and to which you can Invite friends with pride? Listen: I have a place of this kind In West End. very near Ashby street; six rooms, with basement, containing two more. It was built by the gentleman who owns It for hi* own use, aud he did not stop at expense to get what he wanted. The place is new, with every modern convenience, and alto gether a beauty. Let me show you; the price Is low, too. A FLOOD OF MONEY IS WHAT SOME INVESMENTS IN real eatate have turned out to be for their fortunate owner*. This la a well, known fact. ON PEACHTREE ROAD. THIS SIDE OF BUCKHEAD. EIGHT acres with a frontage on the road of about 300 feet. This Is a beautiful site for a country residence. It can be bought for $12,500, on terms. GRANT & PETTY, 30-32 East Alabama St. COLLEGE PARK. ATLANTA’S HOME PLACE. No. 1. A pretty home for a young married couple. Six rooraa; lot 100 by 200; cor- »er ; $2,500 No. 2. Six-room bouse, on a large lot, 96 by 220; a family house, with large porch and roomy rooms $3,900 No. 3. A dream of comfort. Beautiful, modern, colonial, story and a half, eight rooms. Open veranda 12 feet wide and 70 feet long around two sides; overlooking College Lawn. No. 4. Ijarge lot, 100 by 200, fronting the Boulevard. Two level shaded lots, 100 by 190 $300 and $400 8lx pretty level lots, 50 by 200 each $100 A 4-acre block. Just the, place for a country home, close to cir line. EDWARD H. WALKER, Manager, COLLEGE PARK LAND COMPANY, Bell 'phone 37 J. East Point Exchange. College, Park, Ga. I sell everything In College Park. \ SPRING SEWING MADE EASY. YOU WOULD REDUCE YOUR WORK TO A MINIMUM BY USING THE LIGHTEST AND EASIEST RUNNING SEWING MACHINE On the Market? NEEDA FENCE? Page Fence Erected Cheaper Than Wood W, J, DABNEY IMP. GO,, 98, 08 and 100 8o* Forsyth 8trect. TWO WOMEN PUZZLE POLICE DEPARTMENT The case of Mrs. A. ,T. Swlnson, the young woman taken Into custody by Police man W. F. Harper Tuesday morning at the Terminal Station, Is still a mystery. Both the young woman and Sadie Tre- meo, the 15-yenr-old country girl found In her company, aro being held at the police station, nut so far nothing has been learn ed concerning them. Chief Jennings bns communicated with the authorities Iu Chat tanooga, from which place the couple cauio here, put has received no answer. The woman hod In her possession a quart of whlaky and a large quantity of mor phine. She has admitted she uses the drug. The case was called Wednesday morning before Acting Recorder Taylor, but was continued until Thursday morning. TIGE ANDERSON NAMES OFFICERS AC the regular monthly meeting of Camp Tlge Anderson, Confederate Veteran*, Tuesday night In the court room of Juatlce of the Peace Landrum, officer* for the ensuing term were elected. N. T. Gann was re-elected a* commander over two opponent*. The following la a complete list of officer*: Commander. N. T. Gann; first lieu tenant, H. H. Penny: second lieutenant, J. 8. Alford; third lieutenant, C. B. Brantley: fourth lieutenant, T. C. Par ker: adjutant, Samuel Fulton; treas urer, R. 8. Osburn; quartermaster, N. J, Prlaock; commissary, C. B. Reeves; surgeon. Dr. R. C. King, assistant sur geon, Dr. Joseph Boaworth; color bearer, J. W. Pearce, and sergeant at arms, A. E. Bearden. The election of chaplain was post poned until the next meeting. CHILD UNHURT BY FALL FROM SECOND STORY WINDOW. Special to The Georgian. Anniston, Ala., June 12.—The 8- months-old child of Mr. and Mr*. Hal Rudlslll. Jr., fell from the second‘story their home to the ground and was no! Injured. The child only missed a picket fence a few inches. The child was on a bed near an open window and crawled out of the window. Th# fall was about fourteen feet MAJ. MERRILL SUES FOR BIG DAMAGES 8. M. Merrill, 72 year* of age, and major in the United Htatea army, Wednta day filed ault for $20,000 against the Georgia Railway and Electric Compnny for Injuries alleged to have been received while attempt ing to board a car ou Peachtree street on January 2, 1907. Major Merrill alleges that the car was given a sudden and rloleut Jerk forward just as bo put hla foot on the lower step, which hurlnd him to tho ground, injuring him so badly that he wna carried to hla room. 198 Peachtree street. In an uncon scloua condition. Tho major nets forth the fact that he wan drawing a Hilary of $218 a month, hut that his right arm was so badly injured that he haa not been able to perform the diitlca of hla offlci*. The suit was filed by Attorney Eb T. Wil liams, representing the plaintiff. NEGRO DESPERADO CARRIED TO JACKSON Special to The Georgian. Jarkaon, Ml,,.. June II.—Henry Jones, the Covington county desperado, was brought to Jackson Jail last night by Sheriff Lott, to prevent mob vio lence. Jones escaped from the county fnrm yesterday morning, doped up, se cured a shotgun and started out, he stated, to kill several white persons whom were responsible for his county farm sentence. He was overpowered before had a chance to use his gun. 8hertff Lott also brought In a negro named John Howse, who attempted to assassinate a white family near Collins, firing a shotgun Into their dwelling. WITH SMALL RIFLE LITTLE BOY 8H00TS SELF. Special to The Georgian. Marietta, Ga., June 12.—Ralph Stringer, the 16-year-old son of E. L. Stringer, shot himself accidentally with a small rifle yesterday. The wound 1* painful but not regarded serious. 8tov* Works to Start. Special to The Georgian. Anniston, Ala., June 12.—It Is ex' pected that tomorrow the stove plant will be put In operation, not completely, "I be made In the manu- THURMAN FOUND GUILTY OF MURDERING D0L3EN. Special to The Georgian. Norfolk, Va, June 12.—Leo. C. Thur man, who was placed on trial In the corporation court charged with the murder of W. P. Dolsen, a former ma rine In the United Slates navy, was found guilty of murder In the first d«; gree. Attorney Martin made a mo tion for a new trial. This will be ar gued Saturday, If So, Let Us Show You the NEW DOMESTIC, The Ideal Machine for Family Sewing. Two Machines In One. WHAT IT iS. * The lock stitch for perma nent work. The looper, with its single thread for work that may need to be altered in the fu ture. The New Domestic does all kinds of sewing—plain and fancy. Runs easily, is noiseless. Attachments for every WHAT IT WILL DO. V A New Domestic will: , Save time. , ■■4 Save materials. Save work and Save money. * 1 With it you can do every^ thing that any other family ■ machine can do, and some' things no other machine will. Get a New Domestic now while you need It; it will save its cost quickly. purpose. WE SELL THE NEW DOMESTIC ON EASY FAY MENTS AND RENT AT $2 PER MONTH. PHONES: 3336 BELL 1250 ATLANTA. DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO, 104 N. PRYOR ST.