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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. 19 ■ft'EST PEACHTREE LOTS. $65 per front foot will buy a 50-foot lot on West Peach- tre e, close to 11th street. y oW just price lots in this vicinity and you will find them from $87.50 to $140 per, front foot. This lot is ideally located and easily worth $75 per front foot. $5,850 for a magnificent W. Peachtree lot between 4th an d 5th streets; 60x195. 'fliis is in a swell section of West Peachtree and the cheapest lot on the market. See us about this. JI. L. THROWER, 39 N. Forsyth St. EAST POINT. WE HAVE ON WASHINGTON STREET, in Bait rolnt, a large corner lot, 104 by 225. tint we can make quick aale at BOO. It la worth more money. Owner anxloua to aell. FOR SALE. corner lot; (7.000. ON CHATTAHOOCHEE AYENUE, WE bore a splendid tract of is seres; Ion* frontage: One for anb-dlrlalon. If you want to double your money aee ua at once. Thle la a real bargain, and wa ara going to sell it. On name arenua. a 2-acre traet with two tmall houaea; both well rented. We •ell at a sacrifice. GLORE & JUSTIN, 215 Peters Building. WITHIN 3 MILES OF ACWORTH. GA., aplendld farm of *0 acres: has three houses, barns, stable*, etc.: 6.000 peach i,,,.. four veara old; about 10 acres are ir.ii ,|,|» year; ou account of the fertile K<il and the deration, thla la one of the I,it ..laces for fruit growing In the state. The owner Is a rnllrond man, and can't look sta r II properly, anil want* to boy ajuime here, mm has given ua n price of (9 per Strt which Is certainly a bargain. ON EAST WASHINGTON STREET. A nice tbree-room cottage and afore, rented to white tenant, that will make a aplendld Inreatmeat. If yon want anything In East I'olnt, come to aee u«. EAGAN PARK LAND CO., ’Phone 4613,36 Inman Bldg. FTst point—comparatively new •li-ruoui cottage: ierel lot: met front, cn -c»»l rtr.-e.: renting for (12 per month; (,r ji 200; gino rash mid (15 per month. LKVEL LOT: WESTERN HEIGHTS: 40 ny *, to alley; (75 caah. Can you beat KKIHT-ItOOM MODERN HOME; NICELY napered, an Crew, beyond Ormond atreet: a large lilt, nice shade trees, and need* to he lecii to be appreciated; (2.1e0. FIVE ROOMS AND HALL; LOT 4S BY117: licet part of Sidney atreet: Jnst think of (irant park, Juat neroa* the atreet; on(r (2,- es; one-third caah, balance easy. FIVE P.OOMS-152 GRIFFIN STREET: this la n new cottage, with eaet front end ,n half ..block .of car. H W WMg Kora ROOMS—OHAI>Y AVE.~. cabinet mnntols and ft beauty; 11, will and $20 per month. •Uaut 1 ; fill* l 1 I * i II l , tine wa ...a...... bfst part of Wot End; owners need the mill, m hore It goes: <780. OX "BEECH Eft 8THKET\ BNp; hraiHl-iiow modern home; corner lot; 60 by ISO; K.7/1: terms. HAVE .11 ST SOU) THREE AND HAVE ...... I.e.. 1 a -la MA.M oollaita. 1 4 M’CRORY & JOHNSON 503 Peters Building. Phones 4691. ON SUNSET AVENUE—$3,000 buys splendid 7-r. house, lot 55x 237, $500 cash. Has an east front and is n bargain at this price. Let us talk to you about it at once. $2,350 BUYS SPLENDID NEW 5-r. cottage, corner lot, east front, water, gas, bath; $350 cash, balance easy. See ns quick if you want the best thing in the Grant Park section for the price. Don’t wait a moment. Call us up as soon as you read this ad. THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON lovely street in West End, actu ally worth today $1,500 each. Act quick and you can get them for $1,250. If you are looking for something real nice to build on for investment, don’t miss "this op portunity. They are large and level, 2 feet elevation. ia> r. .ii-oi nuiaii innrari one loft: lirnnd tiow six-room rottnee; Iwst ■art of (’nostnut street; lot 46 by lifl to nir- thor street: cabinet mnntel*. city water, ml a bennty. H#h> Ui at once; $1,730; $250 »sh and $2» per month. FOR RENT STORES NO. 5 VIADUCT PLACE, 14aM. JUST OFF 1‘oaebtriH* street; elegant location; $7$. NO. 352-A DF.rATrit STREET, NEAR Fort street. M7JW. N<> S54 HEi ATUR STREET, CORNRUOF ^Bradley atreet; baa Jjat been retnodelod. LIEBMAN, Real Estate and Renting, 28 Peachtree St. $1,750 BUYS A NICE NEW 5-r. cottage on Sunset avenue. It’s cheap and you ought to se'e it and quit paying rent. JACKSON tWO-ltO! avenue. bargain STREET-NEW MODER lory nine.room retldenee. near Non This la a beautiful borne and ; (7,600. lot, eaat front; (7,500. OAKLAND AVENUE-COTTAGE HOME fit! CHAMBERLIN STREET, NEAR EDGE- wood, on Chamberlin atreet, we oqer a Hra-room cottage for $1,700, ou eoay terms. SEE MB FOR BARGAINS. CHARLES M. ROBERTS. Office 12 Auburn Ave. ROBSON & RIVERS. : Real Estate and Renting J Agents, 8 W. Alabama. i CFUBNISHED. ; 186 Jackson street .(55.00 13 rooms Sutherland (Kirkwood) . 60.00 13 rooms 47 Doane . 35.00 11 rooms 831 E. Linden........... 30.00 10 rooms 196 mu...., 45.00 10 rooms 121 Merritts 45. ()0 8 rooms 559 Edgewood 33.35 8 rooms 568 Edseurood 87.50 8 rooms DcKnlh arenua 85.00 8 rooms 51 Crow 42.50 8 rooms 391 Sprint; 37.50 8 rooms 206 Pulllnm 35.00 8 rooms 298 Capitol arcane 50.00 8 rooms 45 Boulevard place 27.50 6 rooms S Highland arenue 25.00 6 rooms 343 Ashby 27.50 6 rooms 74 Currier 27.50 6 rooms $8,250 BUYS A LOVELY HOME on Columbia avenue. Has large corner lot, 10 rooms, furnace heat, gas nnd electric lights, ev erytliing up to date. Easy terms, or would exchange for southside home. This is a first-class propo sition. WEST END—WE HAVE A number of splendid things to offer in cottage homes, very at tractive terms. See us before 'you buy. CLIFF W. ANSLEY, Real Estate, 221 Century Building. Both Phones 5168. (1,500-BEAUTIFUL GORDON ST. lot—fine location—aplendld alia and ’ the best bargain on tha atreet. FOR BEAUTIFUL LOT ON CAPI- M avenue, tbla aide of Georgia avenue, oan lm improved to fine advantage. Ait FOR pretty 7-ROOM COTTAGE >nd nice lot at Decatur. Splendidly lo* on car line. *’** F0B * BEAUTIFUL (O-FOOT LOT 00 one of tbe very boot main atroota on C| V. *"• It I* aaplendU “«') maker for aomebody. F0B * BRAND-NEW TWO-STORY «■« of eight room*, with water, gss. ' on “ lc * eaat front corner lot •v.°“* of ,h * h** 1 btreoto on nortb trti’.°o,'* 1# r " r T,,,, •* * WW reduced .... tt,t br,B boon given me, end It'a cor- "*•2 « bargain. F0R A SICE TWO-BTORY HOUSE mJV* coadltlon; on good north aide M, hSt w,u **■* ,or per month ond ", h. * r «« Interoat Term. (500 caah per month. Where can yon beat Itl GRANT PARK—IN THIS LOVE- ly section you can secure a home with small cash payment, and whnt you nrc now paying for rent. Don’t fall to see us. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UN- til 12 o’clock noon, July 6, 1907, by tha board of fire roaster* for furnishing mate rial and erectlug tbe lira statlou ou North avenue. Pinas and specifications can bo setn at the office of Storgnn A Dillon, architects, Prudential building. Bids roust be accompanied by a certified check for the aum of threo hundred ($300) dollars. The accented bidder will be required to glv* a bond la the aum of seventy-five hun dred 1(7.5001 dollars for the faithful per formance of tbe contract. Tbe board of lire maatera reserves the right to reject any bid or oil bid a. COTTAGE HOME FORSALE. A pretty cottage on one of the best streets on the south side; 5 rooms; large hall, hath, 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. L. A. WOODS, 818-19 Empire Bldg. BELL 'PHONE 2099. STANDARD 177L I MAKE EASY TERMS. (2.259—WE ARB JUST FINISHING TWO beautiful suburban home* In Ksst Atltn- ta. They contain alx rooms each, built out of A-l material throughout. Acme ce- tlful cabinet mantels THE THEATERS! meat plsstsr, beautiful a. bath ri limit* •• aoen as the now exienalou la niudo. The Iota aro 200 feet deep, all wril fenced In, with coal houaea, wood houaea; In fact, everything Complete. Now, If you want tha advantage of tbo dty and country all com bined. the»o place* will juat »ult you. Something like (300 caah and tbe balance like rent la all we want. EDWIN P. ANSLEY, Real Estate, 4-6-8-10 East Alabama St. PHONES: DELL (39 A 223. ATLANTA 160. We have for sale four brick houses, well built, in good condition, with all mod em improvements, close in on one of the best residenefe streets on the North Side, renting now at about $1,900 per 3'ear, but which should bring $2,160. This property belongs to an estate, and is being forced on the market for purpose of division. It is a rare opportunity to pick up a bargain. (2,250—AT ROSE IIILL, ON THE NORTH • Data a splendid six vihii*, mu! ha “ ■* K ' S now Ixillr nut vldcd Il__ East frout; dWtVILL Buf*YCni A SPLENDID NEW prlco as this. These places are d-new and will rent for $35 per month, we will accept a ensh payment of sud $35 per month. Enough mild. Jroom cottage with extra wide lot, cars In front of the door. Tbe place Is on Chero kee avenue, and la convenient to the best near White City, we ceu sell you three nice building lots; each 80 by 200, and ex tending back to Another street. Coma In us about these. And If It Is not fronting on a ten-minute schedule car line; also convenient to public schools, churches, postofflco, etc.; $300 cash anu $20 per month. IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET FOR vacant lots, we hnv« small ones and large ones, ranging In prices from $200 up, and $1.560—FIVE ACREH. SITUATED JUST l»etween the main Decatur and 8outh De catur cor line, fronting on two streets. cash and tbe balsnco to suit 7-r. h., 7r. h.. 7-r. h.. 7-r. h., 7-r. U.. • r. h., 6-r. h., 6-r. h.. 6-r. h.. 6-r. h., ti-r. h., 6-r. h., 5-r. h., 5-r. h., 5-r. h.. Get ft FOR RENT DWELLINGS. . . St. Paul 20.00 62 Qneen I\V.at End) 37- 60 182 Forsyth ; 36.00 97 W. Dakar 22.10 122 E. Fair 27.60 74 W. North (Apartmant) 26.0) 111 Writ Poaahtroa Placo 30.00 270 Courtland 26.00 24 E. Bakar 40.00 142 E. I.lndan 17.5n 33 W. l'enahtran Plnca 20.00 in K. Linden 20.00 51 W. Linden n.l 46 Evnna (Waat End) 22. copy of oar rant bulletin. — J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT, 12 Auburn Avenne. Both 'Fhones 618. Great Big Bargain in the Right Direction and Right Place. 100 ACRE8 LAND IN FIVE MILES OF center of the dty, with a Peachtree road front at only (275 an acta. Do yon want It7 If to, aee ma at once, before the other party, or elat yoo loee thla tremendous. big bargain. Call pbooa 1906 or ace W. R. Raapese, 309 Brown nnd Randolph Bldg, At- lints. Go. ALLEN & WHITE, Real Estate and Renting. Atlanta Phone 823, 1207 Candler Bldg. WE HAVE FOR IMMEDIATE SALE THE nicest home on N. Boulevard. This beau tlful home Jnst completed will be sold for Its actual cost If liought within the next few doys aa the owner must leave the dty. It Is sltnated convenient to three car lines and Is equipped with every modern com ventence. Including electric lights, steam heat, servant** rooms and laundry. The plumbing alone In this bouse cost $2,800. If Interested, Investigate at once. lTE building. PHONES 4R.V4 EXTRA DELL PHONE 4238 (1.259—WE ARE RUILDINO A NICE 4- rooia home on Eatorln atreot. extra large rooms, three big cloaeta. two cabinet nun- tela, pantry, front, able nnd rear porch. Elevated lot, aaud finish and cement Plas ter. Will sell on your terms. Call and In- gfi Select “Soldier* of Fortune.” Several ecrewa become looee and the bottom fell out of the George Fawcett Stock Company Uonday night, when that excellent company attempted a presentation of Richard Harding Davis' “Soldier* of Fortune." If live playwright* turn over aa dead one* ara aald to when their play* are butchered. “Dickie" Davta must have spun like a top Monday night. The wholeaole butchery and alaughter of llnea waa something awful. “Asleep at the switch." Thla seems to cover It. First, the stage manager and prompter. Then the company. Then the audience. The audlonre waa a large ono and deserved better. The gun that should have done the shooting snapped and snapped Instead; the door that should have opened went on a tear and tore; one or two of tha company forgot their lines, thalr places, and their existence; and the climax of the play, which was scheduled to be a revolution, turned into a riot. The Fawcett Company has made many friends and admirers In Atlanta by the aplendld presentation of more difficult playa than "The Soldiers of Fortune," and the flrst-nlghters will forgive, even If they can not forget, this first disappointment. The work of Miss Phyllis Sherwood, Regan Hughston. Jane Wheatley, De witt C. Jennings, Charles Inslee nnd Brandon Hurst was all that could have been expected, considering. Despite the Inelement and threaten ing weather, an audience of rather large proportions assembled at the Casino Mondny night to witness the inltlul performance of thla week's bill, "Stran ger In Town." As a mirth provoker, the play measures up to the average, and at times tha humorous situations compel unrestrained and uproarious laughter. Frank Beamish, as Bartley Swift, tha man who has been In love with a worn, an In Toklo, and who has since mar ried a very Jealous wife, is the center of attraction, nnd the sor|o-comlc sit uations which arise when love No. 1 comes upon the acene with a batch of, old love letters appeals to all alike, and the result Is unmitigated fun from •tart to finish. Miss Rita Knight tnkes the part of the lady from Toklo and Is gifted with unusual skill and cleverness In the ex ecution of her role. "Why Can't a Girl Be a Soldier* “Such Is Married Life," and "If Wash ington Should Come to Life," are among the eong hits. No Matinee at Pastime. Randolph Rose has contracted with the management of the Pastime Thea ter. on Peachtree street, for the matinee performances, which were to have been given at this little home of vaudeville, nnd they will not be given there, but at the picnic grounds, where he Is enter taining hla employees at their annual outing. The company of vaudeville stars had their first try out Monday afternoon and evening. If applause Is any Indica tion of popular appreciation the bill this week will provo one of the beat yet offered. Miss Lelow In dances and fancy rope skipping opens the program. She Is followed by those phenomenal child wonders, Earl and Maxlc Whitcomb, ages 4 and 6, respectively, In Songs and dances. May and George James follow . In a whistling and imitation number, nnd the bill Is brought to a close by Miss Anna Stelnborn with her Illus trated songs. There will be & special morning mati nee at the Pastime Theater on tha Fourth of July. Ri AN MAY BUILD $500,000,000 SUB WA > FOR n/NDY CITY Chicago. July l-Plin* for a mbwny iyi- tern aa a rival to the aurfaco ami clcvata! roads of Chicago bavo been perfected nnd If put through the promoters claim It will giro the dty rapid tranolt ftdlltloa emial. If not superior, to the facilities of New York. It wna generally accepted In transporta tion circles today that there waa solid foundation for the rumor that Thomas F. Ryan, of New York, is behind the auhenie. The plana are said to hare boon niado on Bt of the proposed system la placed at i.ouo.ooo, while Its extension, under tho privilege afforded by the ordinance, could mine tlie total expenses to from $100,000,000 $600,000,000. STATISTICS. Fine South Side Home. $7,000. DO YOU WANT A NICE HOME. built for that purpose by a man who understands tbe meaning or homo nnd knows how to build them. Wu have It and the price Is low for such a place. Beat part of Washington atreot. near Ormond, • large room*, flnlahod In flnaat material throughout, even convenience, Including two toilet*. Beautlfnl lot, 99i209 feet, with driveway, atnhle and noeeauary outhouaea. One of tho nlceat homes In tbs city. Only (1,709 nab; balance aasy. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A 4 OR I mom honae, on* built to ault your own Idea*, call and bare a talk with ua. Wo cod do buelnesa with you If you really want a cottage home, at a moderate price In a etrletly whits neighborhood. WE CAN SELL YOU A MODERN 6-ROOM cottage, with reception hall and all con venience* for (2.959. This Is tn Ideal little home and It will ault you. WE WILL BUILD 15 HOUSES JL'OT OFF Highland seen os on benntlful lots, to suit purchaser. If Interested call at once. $1,675—HIGHLAND AVENUE. LOT 75x198, nnd easy term*. $509—GORDON AVENUE I.OT, 96x219. $999—A VERY PRETTY LOT IN EDGE wood oa La Franco atreot. 40x250, /only 9209 rash, and balance In Hr* years at 6 (3.009—FOR (9 ACRER ONI.V SIX MILES * YE EDA FE NCE? TAKE A LOOK AT OUR LOTS. OAKLAND AVE. ON THE BAST SIDE. BETWEEN OR- — Juat bcyoi block of two car I Inca, la up and make good ; on rcry easy t*rma. GRANT & PETTY,. 30-32 East Alabama St. Page Fence Erected Cheaper Than Wood W, J. DABNEY IMP. C0„ 98, S3 and 100 So. Fornyth Street. DEATH8, Flora Austin, age 2 year*, died at 10 Nelson street. Bertha Jennings, colored, age 6 years, died at 101 North Butler atreet. Frank Dempsey, colored, age 42 years, died at 86 Weldon's alley. Thomas P. Cole, age 39 years, died at 7 Robinson avenue. Charley E. Smith, age 20 years, died at Chattahoochee river. Jacob Hoffman, age 73 years, dlad at 374 Washington street. BIRTH 8. To Mr. and Mr*. S. E. Hollingsworth, at 134 Carroll street, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. L. A-.lVItberapoon. at 1* Augusta avenue, a boy. To Mr. end Mrs. E. Anthony, at 306 Little atreet, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Awtry, on West Merritt* avenue, a boy. 00000000000000000000000000 O O O AFTER DRINKING WHISKY, O O SAILOR TAKE8 OWN LIFE. O O O O Savannah, Go., July 2.—An un- O O known sailor blew his brains out O O on the tug C. T. Clarko yesterday. O O lie wan noticed drinking a half O O pint of whlaky and eating a can O O of tomatoes a few minutes before O O the suicide. OOOO00OOOOOOOOOOOO00O0POOO O O O SENATOR BACON WILL BE 0 O RE-ELECTED NEXT TUESDAY. 0 O The formal election of A. O. Ba- a O con as United States senator for 0 O the term ending March, 1913, will 0 O take place next Tuesday by the O O general assembly. 0 0 As Senator Bacon’s term expired 0 CITY EXTENSION WON'TGOJOGETHER A State Prohibition Law Would Cut Off Biff Rev enue From City. w That state prohibition would knock out city extension eeem* to be the opin ion of many citizens and members of council who are conversant with the situation. If that prohibition bill goes through," remarked a prominent member of the committee of ten Tuesday, "I see no earthly hope for the extension of the city limits. Cut off more than 3300,000 of the city's annual Income and exten sion will be Impossible.” In council Monday afternoon, while little wnn said of the two questions In connection, the realization that city ex tension may be dependent upon the de feat of the prohibition bill seemod to have struck home. When city extension came up. earn* discussion arose aa to whether coun cil should meet Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock or Monday afternoon for the purpose of taking action. Councilman Huddleston favored Monday. "We hod better wait until we eea whet that body on the hill yonder”— polntlnr to the capital ground*—"does with another bill before we take up O lo»t March, and his formal election O »“• 1 O could net occ»r until the general 0 O assembly met. Governor Terrell O 0 named Btnator Bacon for the In- O O terlm. Senator Bacon received the 0 ! unanimous Democratic vote of the 0 primary last August. 0 000000000000O000O FUNERAL NOTICE. -Tie friends of Mr. and Mrs. G. Like are Isvlted to attend the fu neral of ill Hr Infant son, Joseph Burr DIVISION HEADQUARTERS WILL NOT BE MOVED. Special to Tha Georgian. Wilmington, N. C., July 2.—The cur. rent report that •• soon as the new passenger station at Florence, 8. C„ could be completed the headquarters of the first division, Atlantic Coast Line railroad, would be moved there from Wilmington Is officially denied. Tho first division extends from Rich mond to Savannah, Including branches. 8omo minor changes are contemplated, but the headquarters will remain In Wilmington. Howells Christian. A series of very Istervatlug services Is lie lug held at the llotrella Statins Christian rhnreh, of which the Rev. Alfred IS. Bed- ■Ipn la psator. Tha special service* are be ing conducted l»y Kvnngetlst Lunger, s young mnn of exceptional ability, n grad uate of Kentucky University, who has ltee six year* In the ministry. The aerrlces wl continue probably for two weeks. COLLEGE PARK. ATLANTA’S HOME PLACE. No. 1. A pretty homo for • young married eonple. Six rooms; lot 109 by 369; cor- itr |2AM No. 2. Six-room bouse, oa a large lot. It by 229; a family honae, with larga porch and roomy room* $i»io No. 3. A dream of comfort. Beautlfnl, modem, colonial, story and a half, eight rooms. Open veranda 22 feet wide end 79 feet long a round two aldos; overlooking College Lawn. No. 4. Largo lot, 109 by 209, fronting the Boulevard. Two level abided lota, 109 by 190 (39) and (too Six pretty level lots, 59 by 209 each (loe A 4-scra block, jnst the place for a coontry borne, dote to ear line. EDWARD II. WALKER, Msnsger, COLLEGE PARK LAND COMPANY. Bell 'phone 97 J, East Point Exchange. CoUege, Park, Ga. I sell everything la CoUega Park. man Huddleston, and those who heard seemed to understand. It was decided to meet Friday after noon at 3 o'clock, and oa It was thought the prohibition bill might ba settled by then. This Is hardly probable, how ever, aa the bill has not yet beon re ferred to committees In either house, and members think tha question will not coma to a vote for some time. Mayor Joyner, In a special message to council, spoke of the hard work of tha committee of forty-two and urged that It waa to the beat Interests of the city to Incorporate tbe outlying terri tory. A resolution by Councilman Grant, calling on the heads of all departments to furnish estimates of what It would cost each department to make the tm- provementa incident to extension was adopted. The protest of prominent business men against city extension will be read at the meeting Friday. This protest Is signed by many of the most .promi nent business then in Atlanta and will play an Important part In the delibera tion* of council. BALTIMORE FIRM FORCED TO WALL Baltimore, July 1.—McKIm & Co, the oldest private banking house In Maryland, failed yesterday. Chaa. Mor- - ria Howard was appointed receiver and bonded for 3309,099. Other failure! aro apprehended by morning. THE GRIFFIN CALL 8USPENDS PUBLICATION. Special to The Georgina Griffin, Ga., July 3.—After an ex istence of less than two years, the Crlffln Coll suspended publication with the Issue of Saturday afternoon. Man ager Charles Albert Loop aligning non-support of advertisers as the rea son. According to the management pub lication may be resumed September 1. The Middle Georgia Farmer, the week ly edition, will be continued. IT WILL PAY TO READ FREE OF ANIMCEMENT IN TOOAVS GEORGIAN \ NEWS