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WANTED HELP—MALE.
WANTED—GOOD STRONG WHITE ME
na helpers In the. foundry to learn mol
era’ trade. . Good pejr
•etter pey In two or three m
ho*e with good references
JeLoach Mill Mfs. Co.
MEN AND BOY8 WANTED
plumbing, plastering. bricklaying. Hpe-
rial offer life scholarship fifty dollnrs,
oyue.
York, Chicago, St Louis.
STENOGRAPHER FOH
position, PA. Stenographers for perma*
Bent ttoaltlOua. MO, $66. Driver for lee war
on, 940. Bellamy I!uslueaa Agency, 1»
Candler Bldg.
eper v
rinnlst to go on road. •«». i»eu
css Agency. 1930 Candler Bldg.
WAN‘TK , l)- 1 MACims‘B' JOKT
nml door,. Apply ar facte
W
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
na May work, abort hour, and
local and long distance telephone operat
ing school with ■alary beginning with en
trance to school. Good salaries paid to
gtrla In our sewing room,
ran run a machlr ‘
laarn our work.
Bros. A McCrea, X W. Alabama atreet.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
collector by joung m
•an furnish gilt-edge
references. H. C.,
boarding hou»
the buslocsp.
delivery, city.
WANTED—AGENTS.
AGENTS WANTING BIG AND QUICK
money tend for our free circulars _
ml Sales and puppty Co., Mobile, Ala.
WANTED—SALE8MEN,
INTELLIGENT, HUSTLING SALESMEN
* maps; new features:
territory nnd liberal
chant * -
bad
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
pets. ruga, pianos, etc., to advantage.
ti^Tbaste^p^ng, ft.66.
FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
LARGEST PEACHES, FINEST CROP
years. Address O. It. Durham. It. F.
12, Box 94. Ac worth, (la.
“?c5T anything fo 4kLL*
UIVeyoV
yen have, i
and Salvage
■ i '• •• - •
ad It to the 8t
o.. 20 S. Pryo:
AfUB'tKillNEIi ATI.AB UOlLkBil
II l M
Address llano, care Georgian.
Plat Carriages, Larjce Var
Billowy.
E. D. CRANE A CO.
Front New Depot.
KoinMi.E-T^o cnrtiixrar
Brockway suriles,
wagons. Nothing b
wagons.
Vehicle
street.!
poirr
—— j»n styles and sixes.-S!—5L
Atlas Engine Works. Empire Bldg.. Atlanta
PlSVRVJM ffCslMTss
should have high grade signs.
Kent Sign Co., ?1H North Vryo
hlng better made.
— P h IIKW hlfBDP.h m
workmanship guaranteed. Georgia
Mjfaco., ft aint fe IghdiEMI
: Went Mitchell at.
PtftrhAT
seme one. Address M., care Georgian.
DON’T GO BLIND.
WHEN YOU BEE THE ATL
_ Wrerkin, Co.'* new Iln,. Ju.t a.ldod *
full Iln, of trank*. traveler,' auppll*, and
griwnl offlr* flupnllra. Th. rhHpnt mf
B* 4 - -'Ey J?*f- -** 1 ' «r exebaox, everytblag.
F *M a Vat MltchcU *tr**t Doll 'para*
. Li’MiiKit wi: ha\ i: tiiui:i: mills
ruttlnc south (JenirKia ptn*» atilngtoa. Al»o
mnnufR'-turf flooiing. < filing. Hilling nml
IntIi. Wilt.* hr lor flullwrcl pN.-o-n Kl'
i ilMD Lamb«r Compauy. Uox 107. Cordele,
Ox
1! ALL 8TYLB8 GATBf*. WIRE AND IRON
fence* nH nml erected. FencUf for
farm, town, gnrdrn and poultry. KxcIuBlre
agenta for "Page Fence/’ Dixie Fence Co.
■urceotora Tilly Fence Co., 41 weat Hunter
atreet Phone* ML
Wagon (finbrellaa. $1.00.
A Shady Thing.
E. D. CRANE A CO.
Front New Depot.
AT Ctikt~k!Y HTOCK OF IRON SA^KH
and vault floor* to Im» aold at coat during
next week; now !■ your time. 29 8. liroad
atreet. R. W. Kill*. Atlanta.
EDUCATIONAL.
writing, niathemalira, grammar nnd ■ pell-
Ing tnughf In erentnga. Htokely’a Hbortband
nml i:.i is- 4 -I. • P. - M; • •• v?.. t.
L08T.
one iron gray mare, with oore on tight.
Return to Moll Plumbing Co.* 66 South
Pryor etreet.
BU8INES8 OPPORTUNITIES.
GO SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP*
meat Co. We repair, reconstruct, ex*
change, buy nod aell automobile*. Garage.
10-19 Mitchell etreet, Atlauta. Ga. flwll
phone 4894-L Main.
ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL RHINO YOU
buatneaa. For high grade work call on
Kent. 91H N. Pryor. Phone 292S.
Custom Made liar mu*.
To Fit Atiy Home.
E. D. CRANE A CO.
Front New lH»i>ot
WANTED—REAL ESTATE.
WANT TO EXCHANGE HANDSOME
cottage, excellent repair, large lot. fine
■hade, etc., on eouth aide, for corner lot In
good location north aide.' about 100 feet
rront. Will pay caah for difference." Ad-
PIAN08.
BHAMBACH PIANOS.
ESTABLISHED 1829.
BECI1T PIANO CO., 91 N. FORSYTH.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
COOL, I-LUAHANT BOOMS 11 TO B A
wash. Lodging tl a week. 3!e*ls $2.60 *
week. 1014 Trinity avenue. Bell phone
2744, Atlanta phone 2767.
CLEAN. COOL. NICELY FURNISHED
room* for men, 12 |»er week. No extra
charge for two In room. 10 Trinity avenue.
B. rnoue 2248. Atlanta phono 2767.
PERSONAL.
DAVID W. YARBROUOII,
3IA8TBU l'LU311l!'.It,
I-bonss U6S. 20 K. Hunter BL
WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY.
Largest stock In Sooth. 64 N. Broad St
/ “KENT LIGHTS.”
S?uY
I'hnne 4949.
JF KiTilrlt of tub two siwEnm
who were on the Peachtree street car Sun
day morning when the conductor had a
dlaputc with a negro man. who had with
him a little liat»y Tm»j, will l$e so good as
to give me hla audrcao, It would be atipre^
elated. W. K. Mower, No. 1 South Broad
street, city.
SHOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
4 LUCK IE, OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
Bell 23*. Men** sewed half soles. 76c.
SHOE REPAIRING.
N: I.A/.AIttm. 21 K. I’RTOjt HT. I DO
lm«t snd shoe repairing. When I ssy re
pairing. 1 mean the heat repairing only.
Hnperlur material and oak leather, with
the tieat worhmanahlp. 1 know how to
repair heeanee 1 know a shoe. I am a
skilful mender snd ran make romfortshl*
nnd serviceable shoe broke down and worn
out ones. Don't forget th* No., 21 8. Pryor
■treat.
WALL PAPER.
J. SI. QUICK k CO.—WALL 1-Al-HII,
mnuldlns*. ii'.ctnree, picture frame*, ete.
Bell phone 729, Standard 731. 27 E. Ilunter.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MACHINES AND BECORDB-
Wholeml* snd retail distributor, of Vie-
tor Talking Machine* end Hecorda. Jnat
received large consignment of machine, end
over 10.000 record*. Immediate attention
siren mall ord«*. We want tb* name* of
all talking machine dealers In th* *outh.
Write for catalogue. Aleunder-Blyea Co.
BICYCLER AND 8IJNimiKH-l.AlUlF.ST
bicycle and sundry distributor* In th*
•nuth. Southern agent* for Pierce, Tale,
Bnrll and Hudson bicycles. Write tor our
UM catalogue and price Uat. Alexander-
Klyea Co.
YOUR TEETH
CUOWNKD 77-K GOLD CROWNS $2 UP.
without pain. All work guaranteed 1$
veara. Ixnler Dental l-arlon, 39H White
hall HI., neer Ernmona' clothing (tors. Bell
phone 73034.
wi: MOVE. HTOIIK. PACK AND HliiP
boner hold (oede; Ineunnco rate on* per
cent. Office and warehouse 101 (3 Walion
atreet. Both 'phonea. Catbcart's Trans
fer.
Reynolds! tiiR Rioir RiHfK
Hlgna. bnnnrra. Bag* and flag decor*tlooa
for apoclal occaitoo*. 20H E. Alabama 8L
TEETH
EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT
PAIN—All dental work done without rala.
All work guaranteed 16 rears. Lanier Den
tal Parlor*. 39V9 Whitehall 8t.. over Em
mons' clothing store. Bell phooe 599-J.
CASH REGISTERa
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. IIAI.LWOODB. IDEALS
and oil Other make, at bargain prices.
.We can aell you a tvglater. Bailable for
any buatneaa, at a price that cannot kelp
bnl please you.
Cash or monthly payments. Beery register
guaranteed for two year*. Routhern Cash
Register Co,, Branch of American Second.
Hand Cash Itcflater Co., 24 S. Uroad atreet.
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
■PANAMA AND MILAN 8TUAW, HATS
rlrsned and reshaped, 69c.
Hoft and stiff tM hats cleaned and rs-
■bn p«h1. %c.
Bands or sweats. Sc eaeh extra.
ACME IIATTKR*. 9Vt WhltshaU 8L
TEETH
BEET SET OF TEETH BO*. GUAR AN-
tsed to fit. All work guarastesd U roan.
Lanier Dental Parlors.*394 WkHe&fi fit.
meer t lawn clothlag Mora. Bril phono
SK
it. but practical tuca kuuw better.
THE PEOPLE YOU RESPECT.
Did you over look about you and note who are the happiest people In your neighborhood? Ha* It
over occurred to you that the man with tbe cheery amlle, the woman with the elastic step, the chil
dren with bright face* are those who live In homes which they own?
Doesn't It frequently occur to you that the man who commands the most respect In the com
munity Is the man who has worked and saved and Invested for the benefit of himself and his chil
dren? 'Don't you realise that" this Is the class of man who displays public spirit and can always be
found ready and willing to do his share toward pudding up bis neighborhood?
It Is a known fact that people who have accumulated wealth do It through the medium of real
estate Investments. They are probably small beginners who work on salaries, but were wise enough
to lay aside a' small amount each month to be. applied to the purchase of some tract of real estate.
They had faith In their city. They knew that the march of Improvements would Include them.
They knew that Improvements meant Increased wealth to the individual. At the proper moment they
disposed of Ibe email holdings at a handsome profit, and re invested the earnings. From that date for
ward It was simply a question of doing business on a larger scale. As tbe accumulation Increased they
were enabled to branch out probably In some manufacturing enterprise or In a business for themselves,
which relieved them from the necessity of being hirelings.
Read tho real estate columns of any paper In Atlanta. We are. ofcourae, prejudiced In favor of The
Georgian, but we realize that other papers offer opportunities, and as evidence of our desire to see you
prosper that we might prosper along with you, w-o cordially recommend to you the columns of any
. newspaper that offers an opportunity for you to enrich yourself.
HIGHLAND AVENUE.
CHAS. M. ROBERTS.
12 AUBURN AVE.
NORTH SIDE HOMES.
Side homes. For Information
Seo LIEBMAN.
Real Estate, Renting.
28 Peachtree St.
FOR RENT.
2S-R. H., 82 and 61 Walton iL
10- R. H., 70 Cone at.
11- R. H., 39 Logan are.
4-R. H., 163 Formwalt lL
See—
LIEBMAN.
Real Estate, Renting.
28 Peachtree St. Phones 1075
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY.
Phone* 5488. 411 Peters Building
-t4Yx-«j-L/vt/-u-u-u-LrLrLru^^
93.200-IN OAKLAND CITY, ON CAR LINE.
we hare a lorely 7-room. 2-atory house on
tot 60x900. This Is something strictly first
class; beat neighborhood from hers to Col
lege Perk.
92.400—WEST END, BRAND NEW 6-UOOM
cottage, with water, sewerage, ete., on
fere! lot, 60x200, close to car line, on terms
of $400 c*fh and 170 to $25 per month.
96,000 — COLLEGE PARK, VACANT,
shady, lerel lot, near car line, 900x200, on
corner. Owaer gone weat to live. Instructs
us to aell. Will consider eny reasonable
offer. Money la subdividing thla. Terms.
92,760—COLLEGE PARK HOUSE, t-ROOM,
2-storr, lot 100x190, on corner, near car.
House le nearly brand new, big, only about
1 year old. If yon ara Interested and need
terms we can suit yon.
$27,500—Close In, juet off of Peach
tree, a practically brand new prop
osition; leased to delightful ten
ant, for $3,950. Get out your
arithmetic and figure some on thla
special reason for selling. Terms
If desired. Call In person for In
formation.
’ SALESMEN,
I. C. McCrory, L. M. Johnson, McDon
ald Eubanks.
EMMETT HEIGHT,
_ Dealer In
City aRd County Real Estate.
39 N. Forsyth 8t.
Bell Phone 1460-Atl. 164.
90 acres In DeKalb county cheap.
BRASS AND IRON BED
BARGAINS.
ttaoo TOUR ALI.H1IAHH IIKDH $36411)
341.se SOLID AI.l. MTA88
$36.0# OENI'IN'K AIX-BllAHH IlIillM.. .175.00
$35.00 HUAK8 Till MM I'll lllllN llKHH.114,00
viib.viB MAitriN nuix nv.ny..ti4.M
iLWniUni Mautin' iltoN'TiKUH.'.i?:®
lIKAt TlFIII, IlAllY llEiiH $7.06 UP
AND THE RKHT $7.00 FULL HIZK IRON
Be«l In the etate.
BUY A SWEET HOME.
NEW AND, COOI. AT HIGH AND BEAU-
tiful Copaablll. easy monthly payments,
same na rent. 6 rooms, hot and cold wa-
tight In rlty, on the
i quick.
COPENHILL LAND CO.
16 EDOmVOOD AVENUE.
Bell Phono 603. ' Atlanta Phone 345.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only On, Left of Eight Brand New
Suburban Homes.
Th, flrat month will be given FREE
and If occupied on, ywr. two more
months will be given FREE at Um
*nd of th, rear, making only nine
month, you will have to pay for. Non,
but good families will be allowed In
th,*« houses The*# are located on th.
River electric car tins only twenty
minute, rid* from tb, enter of th,
city; contain T and ( rooms; hav,
never been occupied; ar* locatsd in
West Atlanta Park. Every hous* fronts
a fifty-foot Park, which Is aat In tress
evergreens and flowers Purs air; na
tive oaks; an Idsal spot for children.
It la fchSapsr tbap living In tbs city
and th* surroundings aro mors whole
some. In th, center of this Park ar,
th* Fsrro Photphat, Springs which
will cur* any cam of stomach or kidney
trouble, no matter of how long stand
ing. It now has a new church, neatly
furnished, a stors a achool-houa, coat
ing $2,600.0# will soon be completed.
Captain J. T. Mills who live* on th*
grounds Will show you through
bouses Rent $10.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
13 Auburn Avenue.
STEPHENSON BROS.,'
Plumbing and Gas Fitting,
51 S. Forsyth Street.
Phones—Bell 2528 Main.
AtlaLta 37.
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECA8T.
Atlanta and Vicinity—Partly cloudy to-
#h I If Oil nn.il. . akMBMM
night, Wednesday showers.
WEATHER IfTcOTTON BELT.
ant; showers yesterday. Yasoo City,
and hot. Vicksburg and Jackaon, cloudy
and pleasant; hard rain last night. Merid
ian, clear and warm. Tupelo, zloudy and
plfpaant. Ainory. partly cloudy; rained yes
terday. New Albany, partly cloudy and
Htarkrllla, partly
cloudy and warm. ..aa.ruu.at, ,
warm; hard rain laat night. Grenada,
cloudy and warm; hard rain laat night.
■ i»uuy «an« naiui, naiu I .till inwi IIIJ(Ul.
Natchez, rain yesterday and last night; now
cloudy and cool. Corinth, partly cloudy and
warm.
Alabama—Montgomery, threatening.
tna and Opelika, clear and hot; had good
ralna yesterday evening. Birmingham, clear
and hot; not much rain.
Tenneasec-Chattauooga, cloudy and
warm. Knoxville, Cloudy and pleasant.
Memphis, dear and pleasant. Nashville,
Georgia- __
lanta, clear arid warm; good rain yesterday.
Macon, partly cloudy and hot. Atnerlcus,
cloudy and hot; rain *■
Winds.
Louisiana-Clear and hot; had good rain
yesterday evening. Hhreveport, clear and
leasatM; hard rain laat night.
Texaa Special Rainfall—San Antonio .96,
uam i.uz, urownwooa. «», corpus uunsu .m,
Coralcana 1.30, Cuero 1.12, Dallas .76, Fort
Worth .49, Galveaton 1.70, Greenville <tra
Houstoh 1.01, Huntaiille 1.94, Kerrvllle .
Lampasas ‘1.60, Longview 1.00. Lullng .40,
Mexfa 1.99, Nacogdoches 1.09, Palestine 1.10.
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
.Extreme Northwest—Partly cloudy, rising
temperature 62 to 92 above; local ralna.
Northwest—Cloudy, 64 to 66 above; gen
eral ralna In Nebraska and local In Iowa;
raining In Omaha.
Ohio Valley—Cloudy, 96 to .72 above; local
WEATHER FORECAST.
Louisiana—Showers Tuesday and Wednea-
Alabama. Eastern and Weat
ern Florida and Mississippi—Mhowers Tues
day end Wednesday; variable winds.
Tennessee— Showers Tuesday; Wednesday
partly cloudy; ahowera In east portion.
Mattress during this sale for only 19.46.
fllfc AttfiVE‘Xlttf Y)tfl*rx _ FEW o|TtHH
many bargains we are offering now.
ROBISON & BARNES,
IS E. HUNTER 8T.
McNEILL & SHERWOOD
REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTINQ
514 Empire Building. Phone 887.
LOOK AT THIS!
lh.tl**^ 1^,000. If Uk.
at $24,000 for #n
KoirBAnE-flioo' wit
cw, worm uoi lew
within a week can
m within a wwk
tlr» property.
mx rciir'nAiiF
■elegant I room houae, Int 100*300 ft., In
Inman 1-ark. near Drald Circle,
TIlllKf:
NEW LBofttT
lieautlfnl corner In Wc*t
$4,600.
mb NftAT 4 aNI. Mtoaa cbTTAflEH
In tur belt part of Wr*t Bad, from $3jM
to $2.100.
i-kotiM. ntTSBT S1W II6T1HR. TlMTBb
nt.l*, Mrblrlm tt. Only
wall*, i otilm.it mantel*,
$1,700. Term*.
IiKALTlPUL NEW 16-hotJM ll6t‘*E'T5N
l-eachtree. with over on* .era of ground.
Brie $9,600. Uberal term* or will »*•
■diange for r.rant property or *mnller home.
h. Ii FltoNTAflb at* t)P .INtrfflTim
city limit., larg* and. null loti.
$*00 to $96,000 per lot. Bay now and
within a year.
smnren nnpes
will bay and Impror,
money
IF YOU WANT A ,
have clients who wll
15 PER CENT INVEST
MENTS.
I OFFF.lt FOR TUB NEXT FEW DATS
ONU OF TUB BEST PATINO INVEST-
MB NTS ON TIIB MARKET TODAY. TUB
ABOVE l-ROPERTV CONSISTS OF
NORTH SIDE FLATS WHICH I .GUAR
ANTEE TO PAT 16 rr.R CENT. IF YOU
AUK INTERESTED, CALL ON M*E AT
ONCE. NO INFORMATION GIVEN
OVER PHONE.
CLAUDE L. NORRIS,
BELL -PHONE 4469. 714 FOURTH
NATIONAL BANK BU1LDINO.
th*
YOUR TEETH
All worh guaranteed 16
nan. Reatoanhle price*. Lanier Dental
Parlon, as Whitehall ft., m Bunns'
FOR RENT.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
M BALTIMORE PLACE—THIS
EIGHT*
rnaae. la
ace. be-
..... .. _ atreet*;
tborntiKhly modern bone: ban *a*. *wt
I cold water, atatmnry waatutaad. por-
aln hath, clnert. Mak In the kitchen;
tbe lot Is 93>l4d feet; ha. * .errant’, hooae;
baa a kot alr fara.ee la th. tmnment; th*
location la Bnt-Haai In every remwet; will
rent or- tenae to September 1, lasf. at W
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT,
> 12 Auburn Avsnue,
Both Phones $11
Kentucky and West Virginia—Partly
cloudy Tuenlny nnd Wednesday; prolwbly
ahowera Weilneaday.
New Meilco and Artaonn-Partly cloudy
Tneoday and Wrdnraday.
Arkanaaa-Showen Tuesday; Wednesday
probably fair.
Wrat Ten*—Fair Tueaday; warmer In
eaat and north portion*; Wedneaday fair.
ahowen
change In temperature.
Wlamnsln. Minnesota, Iowa, the Dahotsa
—Probably ahowera tonight or Wedneaday;
warmer tonight.
Kenans, Nebraska'. Montana—Generally
fair tonight and Wednesday; rtalng temper-
store.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The pressure haa ilcrronanl nt nearly all
station* except In New Englaod. anil now
the greater portion of the I'nltnl Stales
la corered by an ektanalre area of low
barometer, the tron n of which covers the
Rocky Mountnln region from Washington
to Mexico.
Rsfns have been general throughout most
of tbe cotton belt, heaviest In Texas and
the tower MteelMlnpi valley. Esins have
also been general In the Dakotas, Mlnne-
report over two Inches of rhlsjfn the last
24 hours: Taylor, Tex., 4.92: Waco, Tex.,
2:01; Wsxshachle, Tex., 2.44; Natchex. Miss.,
2.22: Goldsltoro, N. C., 2.98; and Ht. George,
8. C., 2.20 inches.
er In thle section tonl gnt, shower,
day.
J. B. MARRURV,
Local Korecait.r.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
meridian time. Junn
STATIONS or
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
-Atlanta, cloudy.
-Chattanooga, p. cloudy..
Columbus, p. cloudy
tlalncavlUc, clear
Greenville, dear
Griffin, clear
•Macoa. p. cloudy
Montlccllo, clear
Newnan. dear
Kom,. cloudy
Spartanburg, cloudy
Tallapoosa, cloudy
Tcccos, clear
Want Point, rloody
Taup-hm
6)
J|
C
ernneratnr
Ml* m.
tire* are for 17-hour
thla date.
•Minimum
period eodln
oSSU^rcr £»; ^cKhuVi."^:
1.96; Ileslehnrst, V*s., 1.60; UFayette. Ls.
2JO; Mansfield. U. v 1.80; Kstcbes, Vllss.,
pm
IlMvy-BsfnfsIl.:
2.22.
CENTRAL
STATION.
Xtiaeta
Charleston
Galveston
Rile Rock
aa?-.::::::::::::
[ostgomery
. ew Ortesns
Oklahoma
Savannah ,
fllmlni
Dl«t. Averages.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
We are offering at private sale 30 fiine building
lots in Inman Park; also a number of building sites
on Waddell and Krag street, near Atlanta Stove
Works.
We are closing out all the real estate of the East
Atlanta Land Co., and have put the prices to sell
quick to you.
Call and examine the list.
CENTURY BUILDING.
COLLEGE PARK HOMES
DON'T PAY RENT.
It Is exceedingly Lad form to do so when yon cpn pey your own money back Is
your pocket, by coming to me. Just run your eye over this!
We’ll build you a house just like you want It, on easy payments, from 1809
to 15,000, If yon buy the lot 3-room, modern, new house on corner lot, 6100 caih,
balance easy monthly payments..
4-room modern new house, same terms.
6-room, new, modern house on largo corner tot; 9250 cash; balance easy monthly
payments. 7, 8 and 10-room houses.
Tho College Park Laud Company hare 2,000 lota to select from, 9100 to |809
each. Come out and see me, or call me up.
Office at end of car line. Bell Phone 37-J East Point Exchange, Collen
Park,* Ga. I sell everything at College Park.
EDWARD H. WALKER,
The College Park Real Estate Dealer.
WANTED.
Wsnted—More vacant bouses to supply our demands. If yours Is
vacant, ’phone us.
CAMPBELL & WILSON,
Real Estate and Renting Agents,
1208 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING .
Deaths ahd Funerals.
Mt,s Lizzie Evan,.
Miss Lizzie Evans, $7 years old, died
at 192 Haynes street Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. The body will be
carried to Temple, Ga., for Interment,
Wednesday morning at 4 o'clock.
J. J. King.
J. J. King died Monday morning at
the Wesley Memorial Hospital after
an Illness of three months. The body
was taken to Jasper, O*. for Inter
ment Monday night
Roland Holt
Roland,Holt the l$-year-old son of
W. B. Holt, of Winder, Ga.. died In a
private sanitarium Monday. The body
was taken to:Winder for Interment
Monday night.
Mrs. Arcadia Baksr.
The funeral service! of Mrs. Arcadia
Baker,-who died at her home, near
Battle Hill, on Monday morning, at
the age of 90 year*, were held Tuesday
afternoon at the residence at 2:80
o’clock. Rev. W. T. Caldwell officiated.
The Interment was at Westvlew.
Mary Bloodworth.
&Iary Bloodworth. the 10-year-old
daughter of J. O. C. Bloodworth, died
at-her father'a residence, 200 Ashby
street West End, Sunday evening at 7
o'clock. She wa* a niece of Judge
Bloodworth. of .the Flint circuit. The
funeral services were -held from the
residence at 10 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing.
STATISTICS.
DEATHS. •
Dr. Willis Perry Burt, 02 years old,
died of heart failure at his resldencr,
71 Mllledge avenue.
Joseph T. Mayhugh, 6 years old, died
of meningitis at 177 Griffin street.
Mary Bloodworth, 10 years old, died
of typhoid fever at 200 Ashby street
William Ellis, 07 year* old, died of
old age at 443 Courtland street.
Roland Holt, It years old, died n(
heart failure at Presbyterian hospital.
Pat O'Hara, 9 years old, died at
Greenville, 8. C.
Miss Helen M. Franklin, 21 year*
old, died at 240 Peachtree street of
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Laura E. Livermore, 87 year*
old, died at Cedartown, Ga.
BIRTHS.
To Mr. and Mr* Henry Huffman, at
60 Henry street, a son.
To Mr. and Mr*. Joe J. Donnelly, at
205 Cooper street, a boy.
To Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Con
nelly, a ion.
To Mr. and Mr*. Walter P. Burnett
at 09 Jett street, a daughter.
To Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Klsemnn, at
129 Washington street, a son.
Mr*. T. P. Cleveland. •
Mr*. T. P. Cleveland, wife of Dr.
T. P. Cleveland, died at the family
residence, 142 Nelson atreet, at 0:20
o'clock Monday evening. She Is sur
vived by her husband and four chil
dren. Mrs. H. P. Ashley, Mrs. George
Q. Dicker!, Mrs. D. F. 31. Smith and
Rev. T. C. Cleveland, of Gloucester,
Mass.
The funeral services will be con
ducted by Dr*. Holderby and Bridewell
at Wallace Presbyterian church, cor
ner Walker and Stonewall streets, on
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. The
body will be harried, to Athenji, Ga.,
for Interment.
The following pall-bearers are re
quested to meet at the undertaking
parlors of Barclay A Brannon; Messrs.
William C. Potts. Carl Cunningham, T.
W. Speights, Edwin Klngsbery, J. C.
Huff and Samuel B. Scott.
THE METAL MARKET.
and near-by dellreri
r wss dull i
and spelter neglected.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
t£e Arrtval aa9. bipsrtafe ec'~jft»»
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Na Arrive Proa— Na Depart To—
•3 Nsehvtlle 7:10am • 7 Nasbrlll* . 1:33am
I 71 Marietta . 9J6 am 74 Marietta ..13:10 pm
hS Rook™* 1> :J6 am *g NukvtUe . 4*0 pea
76 MariatU . 3*0 pm 77 Marietta .. 6:M pm
I- 1 Naihrllle 1*6 pm • 4 NaabTlII* . 3*0 in
Cr.NTRAL OF OLOUtllA RAILWAY.
Arrive From— Depart To—
Arrive From—
naranuah ... 7:14am Macon
, ackaonvUI* . 7*0 am Reraenah ... I .TO am
tuna t:» pm jacaaanvllle . 1*0 om
ATLANTA AN'D'^KHT 1-OINT kAlU
ROAD. '
_ Arrive From- Depart To—
■Mrna 11:40 am •Unufaxnery 67
•Moatgom'y . 7:40pm'Moat(omery 11;.
6 JO am
T Indies tea Inappreciable rainfall.
Remarks.
Maximum temperatures were
higher over the rasters portion
over th* western rttatrieta while minima
h i?.. ,n o" section* of
the belt Balnfhll *** sea eral over th*
entire belt with heavy nmnunta la portion*
of rite Carolina a, Jllaolaatppl. t-onwfna ud
J. R. MARHUttT.
Local Fertcmtler.
•Selma" ...'...11 J6»m *fcimir~^ pS
LaOraag* ... |J0a*i LaOrango ....sSm
•Moatgom'y , 1:40 pm •Montgom'y .11:16 pm
•DeOy. ill other train* -Ully iic-pt din-
day.
All train* of Atlanta and West Point
IlaUrosd Company arrir* at aad depart
aisutiSt isnst^
OEOBU1A UAILBOAD.
i From- Depart To—
Atrir* _
•Anzuata ... 6*0 pm •Auguau
?on>er» 6:43 am Llthonla I
Covington .. 7:4}m -Auxstt* IJOpm
•Anznsta ...17:31 pm roarer* 1: o pm
Uthoala .... |J6 pm Corinftea ... 1:11 pm
•Angnsta .... i'.lSpm •Augsst* ....11:13 pm
•Billy. AU other train* dally except Suit.
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BUILDING PERMIT8.
$85—T. H Shaw to‘add to one-alory
frame dwelling at 24 Dunn street.
$100—G. A. Coleman to build frame
•bed at corner Vine and' Foundry
streets.
$26—S. E Lllley to build brick wall
at 141 Oakland avenue.
$50—Lafltte Stone Company to buiiri
frame shed at 1$1 East Hunter street.
$6,500—Mr*. M. K. Smedly to build
two-story frame dwelling at 417 Eaat
Fair street.
$76—A. H. Fancy to re-cover frame
dwelling at 422 Mangum street.
$6,000—Mr*. Kate L. Dykes to build
two-story frame dwelling at *10 Peach
tree street.
$25—G. E. Johnson to add to verand*
at 180 Hunnlcutt atreet.
$2.100—J. M. Hendrix to build a tun-
story frame dwelling at 11 Lucile ave
nue.
$1.500—R. F. Plckert to build onr-
story frame dwelling at 2*5 Waldo
atreet.
2200—31. Rich, to build addition to
hou»e rear 111 South Pryor »treet.
$2,700—John W. Harrison to build
three one-story frame dwellings on
Plaht street, near Fraser.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
$200—J. N. Malone and N. P- Wal
thall to Wolf Shetsen, lot on comeruf
Walnut and Rhodes street. Warranty
deed.
$560—Wolf Shetsen to Mra Therein;
H. Stern, lot on corner of Walnut and
Rhodes streeta Warmly deed.
$200—Arthur P. Dyer to Wolf 8h»t*
ten, lot on Walnut street, near Rhodes.
Warranty deed. ,
$1 and Other Consideration*—A. J.
Collier's heirs to Mededlth Collier, lot
on Peachtree road. Warranty deed.
$1,100—3Irs. Fannie Beardsley e
Mr*. Margaret R. Henning, lot on ( apl-
tol avenue, near Bennlng/theet-
ranty deed. ■
$50—College Park Land Company to
3fr*. Sallle C. Danforth. lot In < »'•
lege Park Cemetery. Warranty deed.
$15,000—East Atlanta Land Company
to McClura Ten Cent Company, lot o*
comer of Edgewood avenue and How-
ell street. Bond for title.
$020—Mra 8. E. Godard to Appleton
Church Home, lot on Woodward ave
nue. Warranty deed. , .
$2,000—31rs. Jan* E. 81m* t« J- ~
Smith, lot on East Cain street, near
Hilliard. Warranty deed. -
$7.200—W. P. White to Mra. J. *■
Deal, lot on Nrth avenue. Bond t ,r
till*. _
$025—J. B. Campbell to J. R. Mulle
nex. lot at corner of Bellwood avenue
and Oliver street. Warranty deed
CURK HOWELL SPEAKS
AT DOUGLAS, GEORGIA
, i|UmiU) AIU LIxb ttAHWAY.
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£bown la Ccatral time.
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Douglas. Ga.. June 7*.-Hmi. Clark H™
ell Is nddtemlng a large etowd of voter* •
thla eoonty here tmlay. Th* apcal |r »
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nortow at Irwlavllle. ThuraDI “
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