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M.L. THROWER.
A NICE LITTLE FIVE
room cottage on
good lot within
EASY walking dis
tance. THIS IS ON THE
SORTH SIDE AND IN
GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD,
PRICE $2,400; TERMS,
| EIGHT HUNDRED CASH,
AND BALANCE LIKE
SENT.
M. L THROWER,
REAL ESTATE,
39 North Forsyth St.
GLORE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
WEST END-SPLENDID S-ROOM COT-
lue with convenience*: lot 60x100, for
only 12,100. II you bar* the cub you or*
Kit.
AT 45 NEWPORT STREET: PRICE Re
duced from 11,350 to 31,300 for i few daya.
' rgejot. Easy payments;
City tvnter ttnd largo I
Eaty payi
1 per cent Intereat. Vou can't beat tbla
w GRIFFIN. SPLENDID SlX-ROOM
cottage, level lot, 44 by 100, to an alley,
U.B30; 1100 caib and 315 per month.
I and toll on eaay
ptymeats; lot level with plenty of abade.
IM BI TS A LOT 45 FEET WIDE FROM
Morgan avenue to Unden street, one
in,I a half bloc Ira eaat of North Boule
vard. Tbla la two lota, and north alda
property Ilka thla doesn't coma often.
PRETTIEST LOT ON ORMOND STREET.
near the park. Price reduced to 3325 for «
few daya only. Tbla la nicely elevated, lev.
el: tile walks.
1800.00—THREE ROOMS AND HALL:
aloe lot near Hemphill avenue, where
rvfrvhody wanta property. Thla la n caah
bargain.
ON SIDNEY STREET, WE HAVE A NICE
five-room cottage; lot 43 by 187, back to
10-foot alley: price 32,600. Terms. Let ua
allow yon tnia.
aor atreet; all Improvement! down; _
lot and a nice borne; only 31,850. Eaay
terma.
HAMPTON ST.-TWO SPLENDID COT-
taaea, built for home*: these to he sold
for distribution among the "beln. If you
hare about 33.000 caah and want a good In,
veatmant, see ua about thla.
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
THREE PEACHES.
NO. ONB-A NEW FOUR-ROOM COT-
° Be W** Oom car Mna. on lot
M fact by 1,0 feet. Insurance paid for
D>r 1907; houae now
*0 food White tenant for 31! per
month t>-.„ .... Cgn y#0
mouth. Price 3S50.
NO. TWO-THREE ROOM COTTAGE ON
™ ,,h n * ,on Mreet, Eaat Point; lot 60 by
200; now rented for 31! per month. Aleo
store house, 12 by !0 feet Will aell both
for 31,250. Terma.
NO. THREE-NEW FIVE-ROOM HOUSE
In College Perk; splendid materiel; cebl-
net mantels, tile hearths, convenient to ear
-on lot 50 by 200. Price glJOO; terma.
VACANT LOTS IN COLLEGE PARK, 3300
In Eagan Park, 3200; In Eaat Point, 3200.
EAGAN PARK LAND CO,
36 Inman Bldg.
Bell Phone 4613.
McCRORY & JOHNSON,
503 Peters Building.
Phones 4691.
WE HAVE A CLIENT WHO WILL EX
change a number of auhurban loti for Im
aired.
12.600 BUYS A SPLENDID 6-ROOM COT
tflfte on Plum atreet; gas, water and bath.
You can’t beat It anywhere; lovely lot, 65
by 210. If you wait too long you will be
lorry.
*2,780 BUYS A SPLENDID 6-ROOM COT
tage, eaat front, large lot, line garden and
fruit, on car line, at Kirkwood. It's a bar
gain at thla price, and you ahould aeo It.
ON SUNSET AVENUE WE HAVE
splendid bargain In 7-room 2-atory resi
dence on lot wx237; under fence and has
barn and chicken houses; water and gas
tosy terms.
hesitate one minute.
*2.800 WILL BUY A 6-ROOM COTTAGE
on South Boulevard; lot 60x300; lovely
•hade; Juat outside city; has plenty peaches
and grapes. If you want a tip-top home
and fine location, see us quick. Terms to
snlt you.
FIVE ACRES ON LAKEWOOD CAR
CLIFF W. ANSLEY,
Real Estate,
SELL PHONE 6168. 221 CENTURY BLDG.
BEAUTIFUL NORTH SIDE HOME. ON
Piedmont avenue, north of Ponce DeLeon
•venue. If you want a strictly modem end
up to dale new end elegant home with all
modern conveniences, on one of tho very
beat streets and In ono of the choicest
neighborhoods In the city, near Peachtree,
at a burgeln, I can sell It to yon, end you
won't find another one like It eoon at the
*tmo price. It has ten room, and two bath
rooms, and a large, beautifully ahadad lot.
Price 311,000;
32.2W FOR BEAUTIFUL GORDON STREET
lot. Do you went the biggest bargain
thm run be fouod In West End7 If you do.
Just tee mo and I'll tell you ell about It
I one Of tho prattleet Iota on tho atroet
FOR 13,80# I CAN SELL TOD THE BIO-
gear barg *
two 50-fool
00 the north* sit
rtn
I ft,
Oft one of the most
, and Id elo-
„ ____ _ e fine depth,
make three fine lota that
■na you can easily make three fine lota that
JJ 1 ! like hot cakes. But you’ll have
to be quick, aa my time la limited at tble
FOR SALE
BY OWNER
Three five-room cottages
for sale by owner, never
been occupied; Nos. 276,
287 and 299 Ashby St., near
corner West Hunter Street.
Only $50 cash and balance
like rent. Also two nice six-
room cottages near Grant
Park on very easy terms.
Apply to
FRANK EDMONDSON,
14 S. BROAD ST.
l-room house. $2,500.
THREE ACRES ON LAB
line; 6-room bouts,
nice little homes and
city property. Cash and notea.
•N LAKEWOOD
w. $2,260. Thea
id would exebanj
__ CAR
hese are
nge for
A. GRAVES.
Both Phones.
261-2 South Pryor Street.
TWO NICE 8-ROOM HOUSES, LOVEJOY;
*900 each.
Vovh AWb HAi.L-IiiLLlAftP
street; white section, 12,000.
t'of'h-hooM 1 HOUHii,
. b6Ae street!
close In. 31,100.
Xh*k_vacan , t L<J¥,riflXlAEITM:,
by 100.
FOTfi.ltdoM HOUSE, TOTi-lSII 8f„ I'bil
WgAN'T I-flTa IN 1 feDOEWOOO, W t6
VACANT LOT8 ON THURMOND, ELM
and Spencer, 3200 to 3280.
It* VotTWANT tO BUY CR'SeET,, Ifeli
8. B. TURMAN & CO.
CHARLES M. ROBERTS.
Real Estate,
Office 12 Auburn Ave.
DELL PHONE 4896.
NEAR GBANT PARK. IN AN EXCEL-
lent neighborhood, I have for sale several
new, attractive cottage homes that I am
authorised to tell on exceedingly liberal
terma—any, 3250 caah, the balance on month
ly Inatallmente. These houeea can be
bought at from 32.100 to 32.250 each. They
nro atrlctly modern and are very deelrolile.
If you are looking for a nice little home,
well located In a good neighborhood nnd
convenient to the pork, I went you to eee
these houses before yon buy.
IN WEST END I HAVE FOR SALE THE
following: On Dunn street, beautiful 6-
roora cottage, 33.600; on Oak atreet, desire
ble 5-room cottage, 32,700; on Oak atreet, 10-
room residence, modern, 34,500; on Lawton
street, attractive 6-room cottage home, 33,
000.
WILLIAM S. ANSLEY.
Real Estate.
ROBSON & RIVERS.
Real Estate and Renting
Agents, 8 W. Alabama.
VERY CENTRALLY LOCATED,
have an elegant thlrty-Hve-room hotel,
with all conveniences. This hotel le par
tially furnlehed. No batter location In
town than thle to make money. We can
make right price to permanent tenante.
82.300—SOUTH BOULEVARD 6-ROOM COT-
tegs on eeet front abady lot, 60x200; houae
la practically brand new nnd In excellent
condition, end we can mnko exceptionally
easy terme If taken at once. You know
yon can have all Grant park for cblldreu'a
playground.
Baker *17.80
294 Piedmont jj.50
Weet Lake avenue 30.00
54 Johnson 35.00
81 Johnaon 30.0#
1*2 D«w 13.50
74 Cnrrlar *7.50
2* Gasklll ; 6.80
125 Broylee lg.00
151 Slmpeon ... 12.00
259 Marietta 13.00
27 Gasklll 6.80
153 Weet Merrltte 10.00
528 Decatur 9.(0
32,950—A SPLENDID 6-ROOM COTTAGE
on East Hunter street, right close Id; has
ell modern conveniences nnd right np to
little oak grove. Tbla placo le situated
where property la obliged to advance faat.
The lot le extra large and bas beautiful
shade. 3750 cash and balance 320 per month.
* lift v-n.i nr.iiii iud a luv-ft,
large suburban lot on exceedingly small
payment of *10 cosh and *10 per month.
217 Century Building,
Phones Bell 288, Atlanta 295
NORTH SIDE BRtCK COTTAGE-IN ONE
block and half of Peachtree street. The
louse has seven rooms; built out of pressed
>rlrk; has water and gas; and lot 60 by 173
o an alley. If you want a north side
>rlck bouse that Is worth the money, this
Is It. Price *4,000; reasonable terms.
NORTH SIDE VACANT LOT-IN ONE
60 by 17*. Price $1,250.
NORTH SIDE COTTAGE-NEAR JACK-
son street. This cottage la on a lot BO
tbs f *— —
hr 200. and the owner has been asking
13,600 for It, but on account of wanting to
KIRKWOOD LOT8—CONVENIENT TO
l>oth car line*, fronting nice wide streets.
. rices range from 8300 to 8276 per lot.
Terms 820 cosh and balance 85 to *10 per
month; 7 per cent Intereat.
FOR RENT.
aaes
FOR SALE
ANDERSON
527 CANDLER BLDG.
PHONE 5161
J. A. Rusbury.Mgr.;
SOMETHING REAL NICE
DO YOU WANT A HOME COMBINING
convenience, beauty and comfort—one lu
which you can enjoy life, and to which you
can Invite friend* with pride? Listen: *
have a place of this kind lu West E
basement, containing two more. It was
Let me show you;
NOS. 60. 61 AND 68 WEST MITCHELL
street—Three three-itory and basement
buildings. The beat and most conveniently
arranged In the city. These buildings must
be seen to be appreciated. Let us take
you to see them at once. Call on
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate-Renting,
28 Peachtree St.
*TE
BUILDING,
PHONES 4234
EXTRA BELL PHONE 4236
POSTOFFICE MEN
TO GET MORE PHY
Clerks and Carriers Will
Draw $300,00 a Year
More After July 1,
A FLOOD OF MONEY
IS WHAT SOME INVESMENTS IN
real estate have turned out to be for
their fortunate ownera. Thla la a well,
known fact.
ON PEACHTREE ROAD.
THIS SIDE OF BUCKHEAD, EIGHT
acrea with a frontage on the road
of about 800 feet. Thla la a beautiful
alte for a country residence. It can
ba bought for 813,600, on terma.
GRANT & PETTY,
30-32 East Alabama St.
SOME SPECIALS.
REAL ESTATE AND
LOANS.
fig 006—A 7-ROOM HOUSE ON ONE OF
the beat croaa ntreete on the north aide;
one block from Peachtree; lot 60HM. Como
In perion or phono uo to call by tad ahow It
to you.
31,575—A O-ROOM HOUSE ON McAFEE
*atreet; aewor, water and gee; 3300 ceeh.
balance 820 per month; uotee on or before
at 7 per cent Intereat.
*1* 600—A 12-BOOM HOUSE: SLATE ROOF,
Tugelot; worth *13.000. tut for a quick
■ale will tell at the above price.
81,306—GOOD 3-BOOM HOUSE ON DAVIS
.tr«u nrar Rhodes. Houae Is worth tho
•treat near Rhodes. House
money.
provemente down; 64x174. Terms.
15,766-PRYOR STREET NEAB CBUMLEY.
\Vehsve one of the beet bargainsi In a 2-
sroom bouts the; «“L tot
D lees than yon could build tho h
Unprovememt^log^ou* Itf thle^ewRlom “«
tvv-CBEW STREET LOT, 60x1*0; SEWER,
end gee; on car Hue; eeet front;
ptco abode.
s. B. TURMAN & CO.
fh r .°
ovementa are exi
pected
Porceli
aln hath, celduct
83,600—TEN-ROOM HOUSE; LARGE LOT
clone to Jackson and Highland; new
plumbing, new roof end newly-painted,
and rented for *35 per mouth. Terms, 3500
cash and |35 a month. Here la a substan
tial paying Inreetmcnt that will almoat pay
for Itself.
THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS TOGETHER.
and one a corner on Ponce DeLeon ave
nue, and the cheapest thing by far on that
help making on them.
31.756—THE HANDSOMEST LOT. H BY
ISO, on Aahhy street,; adjoining corner
Joet sold for *2,000.
3506—A BEAUTIFUL 66-FOOT
ttfW
Jmlta. A profit In both. There art two of
the Oak street lota, and they are In a grove,
and Ua perfectly
"WB GET RESULTS.’*
FOR RENT
DWELLINGS.
r. h„ 218 South avenue .....322.80
-r. b., 1#I Spring j
-r. h.. 48 Even, (Weet End) i
■r. h„ 1*0 Stewart I
•r. h.. r West Fair L
-r. h„ 123 Forrawalt J5.60
-r. n., 183 Central 15.10
•r. h., 88 Johnson 2S.no
-r. b., 284 Georgia 22.60
r. h„ 146 Connelly Id 50
t. Ii., 1*3 Auburn 17.50
r. h„ 270V4 B East Fair 23.10
r. b., 12111 Ivy 26.60
r. b„ IN Chapel I6.M
r. h.. 141 Walton 20.00
r. b., 45 Fowler 13.00
r. b.. 84549 Peachtree 31 .M
Get e copy of our rent bulletin.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT.
12 Auburn Avenue.
Both ’Pbones-41*.
NEEDA FENCE?
Page Fence Erected
Cheaper Than Wood
W. J. DABNEY IMP. GO.,
99, >8 nnd 100 8o. Forsyth Street.
As a result of recommendations made
to tho postofflee department by Post
master E. F, Blodgett, postoffice em
ployees under the Atlanta offlee will
begin receiving about 1300,000 a year
In Increased salaries on July 1.
This comes about under the new law
enacted by congress providing for In
creased salaries for postofflee em
ployees, and those whose work showed
up to the standard have been recom
mended for promotion and Increases by
Postmaster Blodgett. The percentage
of total number of employees recom
mended Is targe, showing efficient serv
Ice In this section.
The employees under the Attantn
postofflee Include the rural mall car
riers of tho state, the railway mall
clerks coming Into Atlanta and the em
ployees In the postoffleo here. While
not able to state positively Just what
amount of money will be distributed as
a result of the recommendations, Post
master Blodgett Is of the opinion that
It will mean about *300,000 a yenr more
for postofflee employees to spend.
PATTEN HAMMERS
WHEAT MARKET
PRESIDENT GREETED
JORN TEMPLE GRAVES
Chicago, June 14.—James A. Patten “Gl’aVCS, YOU Arc tile Salt
proved himself greater than the whole'
wheat market today, when, as a bear,
he went after the wheat prices am)
hammered them with mighty blows.
It was a sensational fight between!
the bulls and bears, with Patten at the
head of the bear side.
Ho sold millions of bushels of wheat
of the Earth,’
He Said.
The Norfolk Ledger-Dlapatch of Tuesday
and taflued the ntatement that the mar- has the following:
ket will go Mill lower. He had a big "John Temple Graves, editor of The At-
Wall atreet following and the selling In lantn Georgian and News, Is attending the
th mJ )llt T " t ’ a8 terrific-. meeting of the National Editorial Ataoda-
The July' option was hammered down I tlou at the exposition,
to 89 3-4, September to 92 1-4 and De- "Colonel Graves apoke highly of tho expo
sition. lie was of the opinion that ‘Geor
gia dny* was the ’beat ever’ held,
tb ‘ ‘
cember fell to 94 under fierce selling.
to be a aticceis.
Simpson is Acquitted.
Special to The Georgian. | nrice,^ including 1’reiddent ItooaeveTt, whom,
It Ih known. Colonel Grnvei auggoNted Mr.
in me cojio oi uenae IL Himpaon, on I Gnire* * derHned *to dlseiiM pol!tVca, C being
trial for the murder of Peter Gantllng, I too busy seeiug things, nud greeting tho
a negro barber of this city, yesterday editors.
afternoon returned a unanimous verdict! . “ Mr - . Gr ® re f qnd the president met Mon-
Awnings
For stores. Offices,
Residences, Public
manu-
Buildings, eta, mo
factur<-it and put
All work guaranteed
l.'iiv, l liri -c. Phono
or write for
estimates.
J. M. HIGHCO.
Atlanta. Ga.
TEETH
EXTRACTED
positively without
polo, 60c each. Best
teeth *8. Money can
jy can
not buy better..
-
No. 86 Whitehall tit.
of not guilty* The Jurv wfte oniv n Ml*y “n'l greeted each other with warmth,
ehort time J y " aB on,y oul ° anil Mr. Hotisuvolt remurkod to the Georgia
•non ume. editor; ’Graves, you are the salt of the
earth.’ ”
CRU8HED TO DEATH
BY BIG LOCOMOTIVE.
Special to Tbs Georgian.
Wilmington, N. C„ June 14.—Ons]
man wss killed and another was se
verely Injured aa the reeult of an ac
cident on the Butters Lumber Compa
ny's tram road In Columbus county,
BIG CLOUDBURST
OVER KENTUCKY
IMMIGRATION AGENT
LEAVES FOR EUROPE.
Bpsdsl to The Georgian.
Wilmington, N. C., June 14.—W. S.
Key, special Immigration agent of
North Carolina, has sailed for England,
where he will spend several months
giving public addresses and Illustrated
lectures on the resources and possi
bilities of North Caroline. Mr. Key
has hod marked success In placing
English Immigrants In this state and
until his recent appointment as state
agent was at the head of the English
Farm Colony at Artesla, near Wil
mington.
BIG PROFIT IS MADE
BY STRAWBERRY GROWER8.
Kpeclsf to The Georgian.
Wilmington, N. C, June 14.—From a
careful compilation of tlgures It ap-
Lexlngton, Ky., June 14.—The third
- _. . ,I cloudburst within a week passed over
^ John Mmer.Tas^k^wdeSffl C ? n ' ml “"d “n Kentucky last
by being caught between a large stock n,ght ' Practically ruining crops
car and the tender of an engine. The! ninny sections,
other man, William Kdwarda, suffered I Bridges wore swept away by the i
a fractured thigh. Miller was a young! water und the towns of Fanner, Salt
married man und made hla home at | Lick and Wyoming are inundated by
Pair Bluff, Columbus county. | the rising Licking river. People are
moving out of their homes.
CITY TAX NOTICE.
Books are now open for
(lie payment of 2D in-
stallmen! of city tax.
E. T. PAYNE,
City Tax Collector.
BIDS FOR COAL.
BIDS FOR FURNISHING THE ATLANTA MISSISSIPPI ELKS
water works with casl, spproxlmstsly 13,-
NAME OFFICER8.
600 ton., run of min. .team co.1 at !aa.t Sp|H!llll t0 Tbe Georglan<
60 per cent lump, to be delivered f. o. b. Meridian, Mis*., June 14.-Tbe Mississippi
at the two pumping stations, at the rate I Elks' State Association this morning, after
of not less than five ears per week at each I naming Vicksburg on the next place of
station, will y* received
water commissioners until
Wednesday, July S, 1937. The board rc-|{^i
Levy, of Canton, treasurer; Felix it. Hill,
••ryes th. right to test sny co.1 bid »P»nIS' c ^";5', a ' , “S^,'«,, Ar,1 ‘ ur oi
before swarding contract.
PARK WOODWARD,
Gsnsral Manager Atlanta Water Works.
[FARMERS FLEEING
FROM BIG FRESHET
p«r> that the atrawberry grower, of Evnn , v me, lnd„ June 14—Hundreds
thi. section have nude more clear] of farm sr."i n the VaUey ot tb* Ohio
half a crop and a . .
money thle year on - , _ . ,,,
two-thirds acreage than they madwlastl r,vcr> between hero and Cairo, 111., are
year, with a maximum acreage and a | likely to be severe sufferers by a flood
I which I. now sweeping down the river.
The Ohio Is rising rapidly.
VACATION STUDY.
COLLEGE PARK.
ATLANTA’S HOME PLACE.
No. 1. A pretty boms for a young married couple. Six rooms; lot 100 by 200; cor-
Mi^iiAUisaasca, \j raiuiy, uucmiuiu mm
No. 3. Bli-reoni house, on s Isrge lot, M by M0; s fsmiijr boow, with Urge
sod roomy rooms Upland others to combine the pleasures of
No. 1. K dream of comfort. Beautiful, modern, colonial, story and a half, eight I a summer retort with some profitable
rooms. Open veranda 12 feet wide and 70 feet long around two aides; overlooking I employment. There la no more bcauti
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY,
Arrive From— I Depart To—
flavnnnah .... 6.60 am Macon 11.40 pm
Jacksonville.. 7.50 am Macon *
Macon 11.40nro(Macon .........
Macon 4.1* pm I Jacksonville... ____
Macon 8.10 pm|Savannab 9.15 pm;
Southern Dry Goods & Shoe Go,,
'(Inoorporated)
PIERCE'S BUSY DEPARTMENT STORE.
60 Marietta Street. Opposite Post Office.
E. PIERCE, President.
SORE AT ROOSEVELT
Oyster Bay. N. Y.. Jon- 14.—rrrsldcnt
Roosevelt will not allow himself to lia
greatly disturbed l>y the attack of Editor
Noyes of tbs Washington Star at Jameg.
town or tho allegation that some of tho ora
tors on "Ooorgta day” worn disgruntled be-
cans, their speeches wars cut short A
story riflne out to the street that Governor
Terrell and others were sore because the
■ ksool.loi, s asrtl/f. ••nit 9 If ntlf" anil "I'ut If
proHldcnt (odd: “Cut It ont,'
short," when they got np to spoak.
Assistant Secretary Letts, who accom
panted the president on the trip and who
■ on the trip i
mi next to hla chief throushout the cxer-
txca, eaya the president did not rnako any
3106
College Lawn.
No. 4. Large lot, 160 by 300, fronting the Boulevard.
Two level shaded lots, 166 by 196
Six pretty level lots, 86 by 360 each - ......
A 4 sere block. Jost tho place for • country homo, clooo to ear line.
EDWARD II. WALKER. Manager,
COLLEGE PARK LAND COMPANY,
Bell 'phone 37 J, East Point Change. College, Perk, Gs.
I Mil everything la Coll*, 1 ) rark.
ful place than Brenau and no more
delightful summer climate than that of
tm moa tan jGiUnesvIllo. Pupils of all ages received,
liZ I <ind as little or as much work as de
sired may be taken.
The coeL including board and lessons,
will not exceed that board at the aver
age summer hotel.
For Information, address Brenau,
Galneivllle, Gu.
such remark*.
of curtailing tu
building. General
‘ If an hou
ni l a half.
mmmm
MK3B
The statement that sny of the Georgians
arc sore because the exigencies of the oc
casion required the elimination of two or
speech .
others, Is without basis.
Governor Terrell Is not only not sore
•bout it. but hiugbs over the Incident. De»
I try L__ _
review of the parade wss the ehlef enu*e
he ‘ “