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Jl. 'IfIPIUi, THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. FRIDAY. JUNE II. HOT. $3,150. For one week only’we have the above price on an 8-room 2-story home; good lot; on Crew street; newly painted, handsome, new papering, neW porcelain bath, wash- stand and sink; closet in the yard for servants; new fence and everything in apple pie condition. One week only at $3,150, with $1,000 cash. This is what you are look ing for. , M. L. THROWER, 39 North Forsyth St. GLORE & JUSTIN, 215 Peters Building. NEW 6-ROOM COTTAGE NEAR A8HBY street, In West End: all conveniences; sice lot; only 63,250. ■tfernis. ON PAYNE AVENUE NEAR KENNEDY- A frooro cottage; nice lot. 61,400, Easy terms. • AT 45 NEWPORT STREET; PRICE BE* dticed from 61,850 to 61,300 for a few days. City watt r and large lot. Easy payments; t per cent Interest. You can't beat tbta. 167 GRIFFIN. SPLENDID SIX-ROOM cottage, level lot, 44 by 100, to an alley, 11,550; 1100 cash and 615 per montfr. WE HAVE JUST SOLD TWO NICE COT- tngea In College Park In half block of rnr line, and have one more lot. We will build you a home en this and sell on easy payments; lot level with plenty of shade. Morgan aieuua iu moucd nircei, one and a half blocks eaat of North Boule vard. This la two lots, and north aide property like tbla doesn't come often. PRETTIEST LOT ON ORMOND STREET. near the park. .Price reduced to 6326 for a few days only. Tbit Is nicely elevated, lev el; tile walk* ON SIDNEY STBBE_. five-room cottage; lot 48 by 10-foot alley! price 66,600. Te •how you tola. WE HAVE A NICE 167, back to eras. Let us HAMPTON ST.-TWO SPLENDID COT; taxes, built for homes: these to be sold for distribution among the "heirs." If you have about 63,000 cash and want a good In vestment, see us about this. 12 PER CENT INVESTMENTS. N mIr.rtJ?. 00 lL «>UBLB HOUSE: BEST iqPmES. 1, fSSWSt&f"-- rent * SPLENDID LO II.8W. ” ' ,or ,I5 ' Cut price today 8 h^m.”°>5L COVAOE. BUII.T FOB _ ••Si. large hall, and ret- Renta 118.50. Onr epeclal price foday n.850. it la worth tt»>. T 5S25i? < i£ M COTTAGE AND STORE; o n !R!rr. a «J 0t: .. r !2J» ,or »>*• onr borcaln counter price 61,200. E 5£? T r.5 OOM HOUSE. WITH RBCEP- ril«’>''frary. and hath; every convenience. hern, garden, ate. Two ear llnca. S. rent for For two -'ey* W |“5.«S BARGAINS, the people T. he f hrln * Ihen* to ua. We cell the goods. Come to see us and get results. EAGAN PARK LAND CO, Thoue 4613,36 Inman Bldg, McCRORY & JOHNSON; 503 Peters Building. Phones 4691. ON I.UCILB AVENUE, WEST END-A * . bath. Thle chert- terms _ young man and Is anxious to get some ready cash. Talk to us at once about this. 6» "BtJYS A~"SPtatfbtf> , "9.ft66a4 _ story house In Kirkwood: H block of East Lake car line; lot 100x300; on# garden, fruits and flowers. It would cost 64.000 to build this house. It's a great big bargain and in a growing section. Actually worth 65,000 today. See us. IWR a fcMUAN(te-ELEOANT HOME itf one block of Peachtree for a good horns on douth side. This Is yoor chance. What ever you do, don't miss It. iS'man parkI-Thn room r every modern Improvement. Splendid vAtlon; lot 100x150. Best proposltlo beautiful section. $8,760 WILL BUY ONE "3f 'tHB VERY best homes on East North avenue (near Juniper street). It has 12 rooms, two baths, hot and cold water, gas and electricity; fine mantels. Everything modern and up to date. Owner anxious ro sell, and has re duced the price from 69.500. $4,000 GETS A SPLENDID 9-ROOM •tory resldenco on 8t. Charles aveuue; lot 100x200. The house alone could not be built for less, so you get the lot free. Just out side city. This location la right In line of enhancement. Will soon be Greater At lanta. Don't hesitate. 6M JXMWON AfffifcOKTfe BOULEVARD we have lovely homes as cheap as sny other real estate people; so If you are In terested In Juniper or Myrtle, Ponce De Leon or this entire section, let us take you out any time. $7,100 $7,100 Will buy the southwest corner of 6th street and Piedmont avenue, lot 78 x200 feet. .Look this over and see Faver & Black. “WE HAVE OTHERS.” CLIFF W. ANSLEY, Real Estate, ■ell PHONE 61$$. 221 CENTURY BLDO. few FOR BEAUTIFUL LOT ON CAFI tol nrniue, this •]<]• of Oeorgls avenue, th«t can be Improved to line advantage. Sfe) for pretty 7-room cottage ini nice lot at Daeatnr. Splendidly lo wed on car llaa. fe*'- 1 for a BEAUTIFUL 64-FOOT LOT °n one of the raty boat main alraatn on north aide of thn city, and It In n splendid fcon.y.makar f»r somebody. H.7S0 for A brand-new two-story houae of sight rooms, with water, gas, b * ,h . etc., on alea eaat front corner lot *nd on one of the beat afreets on north »'de of tba elty. This In n apnetal redneed brine that ban been glren me. and It's eer- t* Inly a bargain. feA>1 FOR TWO NICE 2-STORY HOUSES drat-claan condition; on good north aide erret. that will rent for $36 pet month end » per cent Interest Term* $500 caeb •nd I* per month. Where can yon beet ItJ BEAUTIFUL HOME AT A BARGAIN! CHARLES M. ROBERTS. Real Estate, Office 12 Aubuxn Ave. BELL PHONE 4596. NEAR GRANT PARK, IN AN EXCEL- lent neighborhood, I have for sale several new, attractive cottage homes that I am authorised to sell on exceedingly liberal terms—any, 6250 cash, the balance on month ly Installments. These houeee can bought at from 62,100 to 62,250 each. They are strictly modern and are very desirable. If yon are looking for a nice little home, well located In a good neighborhood and convenient to the park, I want you to aee these houses before, you buy. ftOBSON & RIVERS. Real Estate and Renting Agents, 8 W. Alabama. FURNISHED. ..$76.00 IN WEST END I HAVE FOR SALE THE fallowing; On Dnnn atreet, beautiful 6- room cottage, $2,800; on Oak atreat, dcalra l-room cottaga, $2,700; an Oak atraat, 10- roam residence, modern, $4,600; on Lawton atfeet, attractive 6-room cottage home, $3, 000. W. A. FOSTER. Real Estate and Loans, 12 S. Broad. Bell Thone 2027. Atlanta, 1881. AUCTION, AUCTION SALE, ON THURSDAY, JUNE 27TH AT 3 P. M. OF 47 LARGE RESID E N C E LOTS ON EAST FAIR ST, WHITEFORD AVENUE AND DECATUR AND EAST LAKE CAR LINE I Atlanta and only 16 mlnntaa on the . . . Lof• are nearly all aleratad and •haded. Term, $25 each, balance $10 par JJJQJjtH A f f ae Aha a.I. ...a m.AI| - - - - _ dollar priaea. Your preoeuce at the aale an- titles you to chance at theta priaea. .Taka care at the corner of South Pryor and Beat Alabama atreata marked "Decatur” or "Eaat Lake/' Care leave every 15 mlnntea. Get plat from office. J. W. FERGUSON, Auctioneer. East Eighth ... Webster street 15 Morrison .... 401 Spring 231 W. Peachtree.. 66.00 2$0 E. Georgia S rooms 65.00 (Decatur) I rooms T re T rooms 6 rooms I rooms 40.00 40.00 . 25.00 UNFURNISHED. 49J Spring $65.00 10 rooms 13 Brown place.... $7.60 • rooms 61 Craw <2.60 g rooms $27 Spring 40.00 I rooms 10 E. Alexander .. 27.60 8 rooms Howard street ... 23.00 (Kirkwood) 7 rooms Bonlevard 26.60 (Kirkwood) 6 rooms 44 East Harris .... 45.00 6 rooms 109 Mills 20.00 6 rooms 74 Carrier 27.60 6 rooms We can offer for a few days a big bargain in a beau tiful 9-room residence on North Boulevard, near Ponce DeLeon avenue. The house has every convenience and modem improvement and is situated to splendid advantage. Shady lot, 50x 217 feet. Price $7,250, Terms, if desired. We can also offer the ad joining 50-foot lot if taken with the other at $2,250, making a total price $9,500 for the prettiest house in town on the finest 100 foot lot to be found anywhere. This is a bargain and you must act quick to get it. C. N. ANDERSON, Real Estate. 527 Candler Bldg. Phone 5161 Bell. ■ 9.I bSSKM: phi FOR b SALE ANDERSON 527 CANDLER BLOC. PHONE 5161 El-v. " KSJpVffV- |»L,* C0 K Bldgs mountains, wa have a splendidly constructed two-atory building, nearly new. containing tan — more bad roams; drat floor constats of large recaption ball and reading room; com- tnodlona kitchen and dining room; bath room, hot and cold water, tub and shower baths; Inside toilets. Thera I a also a large drjr basement; water supplied from deep ng la heated with hot water; aides.- House It newly | ireb on three -J and walls frtshly blue grata and shade. r; baa palnt- bltia grata and shade. An Ideal placslor^s •alert hotel, club boose or banting lodge; sanitarium or a gentleman's boms; two dally trains between Atlanta and Knoxville and Murphy. Pure soft free atone water, bracing air; mountain •canary: no moeqi' toes. The building coat over $8,000. Convr ‘ ‘ i depot Sleep under blankets all »ul. We can offer tbla lovely placa for WAYCROBS 18 THE MAGIC CITY OF Southeast Georgia I Throe millions belt Improvements. The Atla completing two ion Is: present populsSon of 10;000 people 1 the next twelee mo tithe. Tbs quest* where will these people live? The I, "Riverside Perk" answer that qneetloi t *ro offering lota within the corpora to .xm sroS&r No xes, no Interest Mr. Thomss Reratchln It with ns foi the purpose of selling these lota. He hat modi a personal Inspection, and Is In post tlon to advise yon. We consider these loti aura tnoney-i— — - - - from 60 per < ere hslf thrv has oal- lots „ inks through HffitrW writs for portlcalara and plate. A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT REASONABLE price—607 Jackson strcet-Joat completed; ten rooms, besides servent'a room; perfectly arranged and finished, with erery modern nanaaoma mantels; dining room . ... . - i.; tiaLogaslsad birch, with two built-in china closets. Front veranda 11 by 44 feet; good shade. A HOME FOR $2,000. ON OAK STREET, WEST END. NEAR A good car service, and In good neighborhood ire can sell yon • pretty new 6-room rot tags with all conveniences, on nice level lot, 60 hr 150; tile walk, poreelsln bath. There arc not many nice homes at this price In At lanta. and this on# won't be long selling ■ certainly a bargain. SALESMEN: A. BASBURY, Mgr. C. B. BURNHAM. ferry arenne, between Doray and lend etreets; large enough to build oers houses on: sewer, sidewalks and chert; fln negro section; near tba big colleges; $1,600. 55 ACRES NEAR CIIAMBLEB. OA.; NOM- Inal improvement*; would maka • splen did summer home or chicken end track farm; $700. 10 ACRES NEAR FEDERAL PRISON; well-salted for track and chicken farm. Price $1,000. LARGE LOT. CORNER PONDER AND Gallatin streets; suitable for home, store, coal and wood yard purposes. Gsllstts street soon to be charted. Big bargain. FINE LOT ON ORMOND STREET NEAR park, 10 by 110; tile walks. Cheep for $9001 Sale* Department: A. S. HOOK. R. C. EYE. EDGEWOOD CITY HAS A POPULATION OF 3,000 l AND KIRKWOOD 1,500! IN THE CITY OF EDGE- WOOD, NEAR THE BOR DER OF KIRKWOOD, WE WILL SELL 51 LOTS AT AUCTION, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 22D, AT 3.00 P. M., ON THE PREMISES. Terms: $25 cash, $5 per month at 6 per cent interest, notes payable on or before; 5 per cent discount for cash. This property is only a mile from the city limits of Atlanta and fifteen minutes ride on Edgcwood avenue Decatur car. These lots are large, vary ing in size from 50 to 150 and 57x290 up to three-quarters of an acre. One lot nearly an acre in size has a spring and fresh, running water just the place to raise chick ens and keep a cow. L. A. WOODS, 818-19 Empire Bldg. BELL 'PHONE 2000. STANDARD 177L I MAKE EASY TERMS. 11,604—5 ACRES OP LAUD ON THE North Decatur car Hat*, In ft nice onk groro, and the cheapest place In DeKalb county. Thlj place has running water, and fronts about 300 feet on one street and somethin* over 200 feet on another. It la flne for sub-division. The adjoining land* are selling for 6300 to 6350 per lot. ^o yo see yon are getting tbla for lets than ha price. It belong! to an eatate. and we can make term* payable In three yeara. terms to suit. ne to Stone Mountain will pass this place. Just think; price Is only 6760. Somebody will get this plnco right away. If you are from Missouri, come in aud we will show you this place. houae. with 10 acres of land. It li a mile this side of Austell, nnd about the tamo "'“ nee from Mableton. I’ay ui a " “ and let the rent pay the balance. 61,900.48—A SPLENDID NEW EIGHT- room houie; right near the best enr serv ice; alto nice lot: 675 down and 620 pet month. If you want a place like rent get tbit. $2,100.98—A 8PLENDID NEW HOUSE, is a beautiful llttl* oak grove on tlie north side, right at ctr line. This placo hat a nice aouth front, and has never boen occu* E led, and at the owner It ft non-resident, e needs the money, and this place must be sold. Terms, 6140 cash; balance to suit. 61.113—A NICE THREB-ROOM SUBURBAN > houie, with two large lots. On the South Decatur car line. Terms 6350 cash; balance 615 per month. .900.46—A GOOD SIX-ROOM HOUSE, fronting a flne car service; ten-minute jhedule. Lot 175 feet deep, and can ar range terms; about 6250 cash and balance to WILLIAM S. ANSLEY. Real Estate. 217 Century Building, Phones Bell 288, Atlanta 295 ANSLEY PARK LOT AT A BARGAIN— On Peachtree circle, near Peachtree street. One of the prettiest lota In the park. Owner will take Coat for It, as he needs his money for other purposes. Somebody will get a bargain In tbla lot. It won't take much money tji handle It. - THINK OP THI8! AnOUT IB ACRES OP land fronting two streets and lying be* tween Kirkwood and East Lake. One of the streets Is East Pair street, on which It has a frontage of about 1,000 feat, and the other la known as the Atlanta and Cov* Ington road, on which It has a frontage of 6,000 fast. This property la within a block of the car line to Decatur and East Lake, and you will never have an opportunity to bny anything os cheap as this again. Price 6110 per acre. NORTH AVENUE-DID YOU THINK YOU could got a two-story Hbuso on North ave. h with a lot 50 by 150, for 66,2867 1 have w place of thfa kind, and It will pay you to come and see It. TAKE A LOOK AT OUR LOTS. NEAR GRANT PARK. ON ROSALIE AND Plckert street. In the block between Wa do aud Cameron streets. They all He and are covered with lovely shade t 6600 will buy you a lot on Plckert a and oti Rosalie you can have one for very easy terms. Be snre to see us for Grnnt park property. GRANT & PETTY, 30-32 East Alabama St. STATISTICS. PROPERTY TRAN8FER8. $1050—Charles T. Pago to Mrs. Mat- tie M. McCall, lot on Boulevard. War ranty deed. $260—T. A. Shelton to William S. Analey, lot on Shelton avenue. War ranty deed. $1,800—Irene -N. Snook to Carrie Snook, lot on Courtland street. War ranty deed to eecure loan. 81,000—Mre. A. I„. Cook to Miss Zoe Cauthern, lot on Chesnut etroot. Bond for title. $226—Charles A. Davis to W. K. Bearden, lot on Elizabeth street. War ranty deed. $1,000—The Neal Bank to Charles It. Truitt, lot on Rhodes street. Quit claim deed. $1—The Neal Bank to Noble C. Wil llama and Noble C. Williams, Jr., lot on East Kills street. $1,700—Ora B. Mangum to Mary P. Wayne, lot on Harraloon street. Loan deed. $850—B. L. Willingham to N. H. Bruce, lot on North Boulevard and East avenue. Warranty deed. 1600—C. T. Parker to F. A., J. T. and Fanny Lee Qutlllan, executor of the es tate of D. D. Qullllan, lot on Meldrum street. Warranty deed to eecure loan. $200—Mr*. Elizabeth Loyd to C. T. Parker, lot on Gridin street. Warran ty deed. $370—Empire State Investment Com pany to Mre. Dora W. Foster, lot on Joe Johnson avenue. Bond for title. $1,800—Marshall J. Wright to the Mortgage Bond Company, lot on Park avenue. Loan deed. 8600—Aaa G. Candler to Mrs. Ora B. Mangum, lot on Harralaon street. Warranty deed. $6—Jerry F. Hughes to Lucy * Mrs. M. L. Walker. . The funeral services of Mra 51. Li. < Walker, who died Wednesday night at J her residence. Crew street, "will be j conducted Friday eftotnoon at 4 ' o'clock at t. Philip*. Episcopal church, j The interment will be in Oakland cem etery. Mr*. C. E. Allison, The body of Mr*. C. E. Allison, who; died Wednesday morning at her re«l»-| dence, 147 Davi* street, wa* sent to - Cuthbert, Ga., Thursday afternoon tot < Interment. Otis Sellar. The funeral services of Otis, the In-- j fant son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Angel Sellar,: who died Thursday afternoon at tho family residence, 92 Connally street, were conducted Friday morning at 10 o'clock. The Interment was In Holly- . wood cemetery. Diana Valdes. The funeral services of Dtgna Valdes, the 8-year-old daughter ot Mr. and { Mre. S. Valdes, who died Thursday morning at the family residence, 174 j Whitehall street, were conducted Frl- ! day afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Inter-1 ment was In Westvlew cemetery. Marie 8eott. The funeral services of Marie Scott,' the Infant daughter of Mr. and MrsJ J. A. Scott, who died Wednesday* momlng nt the family residence, 4Ui Auburn avenue, were conductedj Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Thai Interment was In Greenwood cemo-^ tery. Flo Dunean. The funeral services of Flo, the year old daughter of Mrs. F. Dune who died Wednesday morning at a pri vate sanitarium, were conducted Fri day afternoon at 2 o'clock In thd chapel of Greenberg, Bond & Bloom- Held. The body wna sent to Clayton Go, for Interment John wTSteele. ( The fuheral services of John Steele, who died Thursday morning aH his residence, 22 Gospero street were* conducted Friday morning at 11 o’clocld In the chapel of Greenberg, Bond £■ Bloomfield. Tha body was sent to Nor-i cross. Go- for Interment FRENCH MOBS ARE RIDDLED WITH BULLET8W Paris, June 21.—The towns of the Midi are In revolt and many battles be tween mobs and the troops have taker) lace. At Narbonne a secret police agent was lynched by tho mob. H* was riddled with bullets and his body; thrown Into tho canal. Later It wad Ashed out and dragged through th4 ■treeta at the end of a rope. An attack was made on the' sub— d prefecture nnd the troops were flredl on. The electric wires were cut and a battle In the darkness followed. Foul 1 poraons wero killed and 100 wounded* Including soldiers and civilians, many* of the latter women. Cavalry charged wero necossary to dispone the mob. One cuirassier was dragged from hid Hughes,"an undivided*half InYerast m horse and beaten to death. Barricades lot on Tattnall street. — *“ — Many of these lots are ele vated and have an east front. I nfact, on this plat you will find the most commanding view in all Edgewood. Plenty of nice homes all around; good neighbors. Gall at our office at 2:30 and go with us. Decatur cars leave corner of Peachtree and Edgewood avenue every ten minutes. KEEP YOUR EYE ON EDGEWOOD! S. B. TURMAN & CO. 4TUR, OA.—NICE COTTAGE OF BIX ne, on lot 100 by 217, neer Agnos College, end eomonleut to both car VTE Hi ll DING. Plwni PHONES 4234 EXTRA. DELL PHONE 4330 $7,260.00—ANOTHER JUNIPER STREET corner; eight rooms, furnace, gas and elec* trtcltj; extra lavatory, flne mantela, white enamel finish; two servants' rooms, etable. etc. Terms. 62.600 CASH AND 650 PER MONTH GETS - lir |y “ ner. sot# arranged for entertaining. 62,100—NEW, SEVEN ROOMS, GAB. WA- ter and bath; close to business property, and rented for 620 per month, will soon be rsleed to 625 per month. 660 PER FOOT FOR THE VERY FINEST recant corner of Piedmont avenue. A beauty. Buy this and make 25 per cent In MR. LOT BUYER. IN ABOUT TWO weeks we will offer you at auction 26 ota on tho north elds, near In and close to Peachtree. There will be money In this for you. If you will Just be prepared on the ground. There Is a reason. MB. CAPITALIST, WB HAVE 80MB- thing In the 104 per cent column for you In close lu central property. Come late Frl* "WE GET RESULTS." NEEDAFENCE? Page Fence Erected Cheaper Than Wood W. J, DABNEY IMP. GO., 96, 98 and 100 8a. Foriyth Street June 21. Ai,—ament A 32, 12 real., now II. M. D. Aaa'n, rained by death o Mlaa 8. It. Raise, 707 chi-moat Hi I'arabl* nt office, 49 Mouth I'rrur i-r Juir n. i—- 186,000—Jamas Atwater to tha At lanta Investment Company, lot on Gil mer street. Warranty deed. $3,000—Gilbert. F. Jones to T. L. Brooks, lot on Boulevard Place. War ranty deed. DEATH 8. John W. Steele, aged 27 year*, died of gunshot wound (suicide) at 22 Goa pero street. Isaac Barnstt, aged 8 months, died at 170 Gilmer street. Otis Rellari, aged 6 months, died of meningitis, at 82 Connally street. Flo Duncan, aged 6 years, died of meningitis, at 101 North Butler street. Will Hutton, colored, aged 18 years, died at 8 Thompsons Alley. Eunice Bivins, colored, aged years, died at 944 Peachtree street Llzsle Mens, colored, aged 62 years, died at Graht Park. BIRTHS. To Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Boyd, at 774 1-2 Marietta street a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Pickens, at 81S Courtland street * girl. To Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Mahan, at 137 South Pryor street a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. E. L Flcken, at 75 Whitehall street a boy. BUILDING PERMITS. 2180—Constitution Publishing Cam- pany, to patch roof on brick building corner Alabama and Forsyth street*.* 8860—A. Z. Rhode*, to build addition to frame dwelling nt 135-7-9 Ilaw,on street 21,250—Ora Yarborough, to build ad dition to frame dwelling at 125 West Pine tlraet *360— M. L. LaHatte, to repair brick wall at 71 South Broad straet. 2160—J. G. Brown, to build addition to frame dwelling at 12 Howell street 2900—F. W. Hadley, to build one- story frame dwelling at 12 Tech Place 2900—Mr*. F. M. Potts, to bi|l-l one. story frams dwelling tt 249 North Third street. 84.600—Fox Lewis, to build two-story frams dwtlllng at 314 South Pryor street. 2156—A. D. Brannon, to build frama verandah at 67 Kirkwood avenue. were erected In the streets, but wero torn down by the soldiers. At Mont pelier effort wa* made to burn the pal ace of justice. Shots wero fired at the soldiers, who replied with ball car tridges, and several persons on eaclt aids were killed. BOARD OF EDUCATION TO BE ELECTEE* Special to The Georgian. Griffin, Ga., June 21.—County School Commissioner J. O. A. Miller, acting on Instructions from the county board o4 education, has divided Spalding coun ty Into sixteen school districts, four- miles square, which Is an Indication that an election will be held at an early date on the McMlchaal bill, which, provides local taxation for school puiM poses. On the 22nd of this month! three school trustees will be elected for each ot the district schools, and It Id expected that the local taxation lssuff will be decided In a few weeks. Colonel Flynt Recovering. . Special to The Georgian. Griffin, Ga* June 21.—Colonel T. A* Flynt father of Senator J. J. Flynt the Twenty-sixth elate district, la rap idly recovering from Injuries sustained from a recent fall. Colonel Flynt Id about 75 yeara of age, and besides balng wounded several times In lha Civil war, had one of his lower llmba shattered by a falling scaffold year* ago. INHERITANCETAK 1 CLOSE TO $1,000,0(XI N*w York, Jons 21.—In order to pay th« Inheritance tea on the estate of the lata Jeniea Henry (“Bllent") Smith, the exect* tors. It Is ealtl, hare placed all tha New York real eetale holding, on the ninrketj Tho Inheritance tax, It ll said, will bq CAR DIVISION RULE DEFEATED. Now York, June 21.—Tbe division rule foi relieving car shortage proposed by tha American Railway Association at its spring meeting am! submitted to letter ballott has boen defeated. It provided that no railroad should send a foreign car In thf direction away from home more than onca^ the peualty being 65 for each offense. COLLEGE PARK. ATLANTA’S HOME PLACE. No. 1. A pretty home for a young married couple. 8!x rooms; lot 100 by 100; cor* No. 2. Six-room bouse, on • large lot, 15 by 220; a family houae, with tajge porch aud roomy rooma 62.904 No. S. A dream of comfort. Beautiful, modern, colonial, atory and a half, eight rooma. Open veranda !2 feet wide and 70 feot long around two aide#; overlook lug College Lawn. No. 4. !*rge lot, 100 by 204, fronting the Boulevard. Two lovel ahaded lota, 104 by 190 6300 and 1*4 Six pretty level lota. 64 by 200 each ^.'.i 5100 A 4-arre block; Juat the place for n country home, close to car Hoe. EDWARD n. WALKER, Manager. COLLEGE PARK LAND COMPANY. Bell 'phone 67 J, East Point Exchange.. College, Park, Ga. I sell everything In College Park. purfli/ nrr Tur dtai totait Ano THATY0UARE|NTERESTED|NT0DftY > ANDH|,STLE uHtMV till I ML ntML to IM11 Mu 0 EARLY OR OTHERS WILL GET AHEAD OF YOU