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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
WANT ADS
ONE CENT A WORD
No ,\d Taken For Leu Than
25 Cent*.
CASH MUST ALWAYS tccom-
ptny out-of-town orders.
Watch The Georgian
Want Page Grow.
Situations Wanted will
hereafter be inserted on
this page free of charge.
If you want a situation,
send your ad. to The
Georgian.
Each ad. will be limited
to three lines, one in^r-
tion.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
WANTED-OOOn STRONG WHITE MEN
as helpers In the foundry to learn mold
in' trade. Good pay to start with and
better pay in two or three months. Only
those with pood references need apply.
MEN AND BOYS _
plumbing, plastering, bricklaying,
rlnl offer life acholarafup Afty-dollar
WANTED LEARN
ng. Spe*
la re, easy
K free eata-
Coyne Bros. Trade Schools, New
York. Chicago, St Louis.
STENOGRAPHER FOR TEMPORARY
position, $85. Stenographers for perms*
rent positions. $50, $65. Driver for Ice wag*
on. 140. Bellamy Business Agency, 1230
Gandler Bldg.
sTknoguat’Hfe5R" $4. oraL WWdKK
In photograph gallery, 320. Gift for type*
writing, $25. Man to drive lee wagon, 340.
bookkeeper, $50. Musicians for City, $50.
Pianist to go on roed, $85. Bet' ** "
ness Agency, 1830 Candler Bldg.
WANTED—>|XCH I ,\ B i<EN 6‘^AHH
Apply at factory, Randall
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
vriie us nnd we will give you In
formation about boarding places. Nunnally
Bros. & McCren. SC W. Alabama street
WANTED-YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN
local and long distance telephone operat
tng. A course of Instruction given In train'
Ing school with salary beginning with cn
■ school. <b>o,| miIiirl>-s paid to
competent operators, salary being doter*
mined upon merits of tbo operator nnd
not upon length of service. Apply 6th floor,
Training School. Telephone Bldg.
WXOTBD T\VKN-n i'ivi: \vhmi:n“
glrln In our sewing room. Anyone who
make from $8 to $12 per week, nnd we pny
GOc per day while learning. Apply Xunnnlly
" & McCrea, 26 W. Alabama street.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
ig mnn with pxp*rfoaet;|
ilgo reference,. H. C.,
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.
Indy as housekeeper In .hotel or large
lady as housekeeper In hotel or large
boarding house. Hare had experience In
the business. Mrs. A. Twiss, care general
delivery, city.
WANTED—AOENT8,
AGENTS WANTING^ 1UU AND QUICK
WANTED—8ALE8MEN.
•or miKiuncent now umps; new icmure.,
"IT Mller*; exclusive territory end liberal
proposition; extrnordlnsrjr chance for work-
era. Bute If you have hoil experience,
■iuddnx Co., AtlnnU, Ga.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
wanted-thb public to know
that the Southern Auction nnd Halvago
Co., it D H. Pryor, can dlepoee of your
liouaehoM good,, offleo flxturea, anfea, car-
rnffa. piano,, etc., to advantage.
Boat BoUtjr Spying*. 84.60.
rat Bolater Spring,, H.t
An Eaay Mark. _
E. D. CltANE A CO.
Front New Depot
FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS-
r R SALE—1,000 CRATES PEACHES
LARGEST PEACHES. FINEST CHOP IN
..yeora. Addreia ti. It. Durham. It F. D.
13. Box 84. Ac worth, (la.
iiAVi: YOU iS'YTiilK'tTW tieLLi IV
you hare, ,eud It to the Southern Auction
a^ gtlTya Co.. 20 S. Pryor ,treat Phooe
VriXs^KNGINi:^ ATI.Alt KgUHB
-All styles and sites.
Atlas Engine Works. Empire Bldg.. Atlanta
‘ msT CLASS bTsiness iiot;sts
should have high gmdt* signs. Call oa
PhSne aS C °" N * 0rth ** rir0r
Georg Is a.
jl Reft sad
sale. Address
fTne Carriages, Large Vurlety.
Billowy.
E. D. CRANE_& CO.
Front New
-TU r O Ca.. , - ----
surries. runabouts and depot
wagons. 'Nothing better mn-le. Georgia
Vhlele Mfg. Curs') and 52 West Mitchell
Itreet.
V'oit -
HAI.E—DEBT Bl'DBBRtUtK:
ra # 5r d we.; i sis!Sei. ,r .r
I'iB SA I, K—INFANT'S WAItllHOHK.
fine qnajjty node: hand emUroMi r.-.J er..l
"iltehed: hn« nerer been oowi; l.nrenln foe
■onto owe, Ad.1r.-i-. M- care tleornlon.
DON’T GO BLIND.
WHEN you SEE THE ATLANTA
Wrecking «'o.> new line. Jnst added a
foil line of trunks, trav«*l-ra’ »upplb*« and
general ofri*-.* suppli***. Th* rhenjH-sr ever
Md. We Iiiit, sell or exchange ^♦•r> thing.
K and 22 West Mitchell str»tt. Bell phooj
—ih *
.MISCELLANEOUS,
LUMREU-WE HAVE
cutting south Georgia pine shingles. ,
manufacture flooring celling, siding
f.n T? r i ts U JS * delivered prices. Kll
usn Lumber Company, Box 107, Cordele,
STTUM GATES. WIRE AND IRON
“ n<1 rrected. < Fencing for
rarm. lawn, g.tnlen nnd poultry. Exclusive
~ Fence. IMxie Fence Ca
oacceosora Tilly Fence Co.. 41 Writ Hunter
street. Phones tIM.,
Wagon Umbrellas. $1.00.
_ A Shady Thing.
E. D. CRANE & CO.
Front New Depot.
at ViiSY—siy sMi-i; f ( i* nruS'"5A>i!S
nnd vault doora to be sold at coat during
8. Broad
Is your time. 26
EDUCATIONAL.
sni rami a s.’ r'irnrrmniTM^rTnT?
nnd Business School.
Si
Peachtree street.
LOST*
on# Iron gray mare, with sore on right.
Return to Melt Plumbing Co., 65 South
Pryor street.
BU8INESS OPPORTUNITIES.
GO 8EE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP-
meat Co. W# repair, reconstruct, ex
change. buy and soil automobiles. Garage.
10-12 Mitchell street, Atlauta, Ga. " RTI
Dbone 4894-L Main.
Tsn
ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING YOU
business. For high grndc work call on
Kent, 91H N. Pryor. Phone 2928.
To Fit Any L
1. I*. CHANT, A CO.
K5Ssaas9saas£a9B
WANTED—REAL ESTATE.
I WANT TO EXCHANGE IIAND80ME
cottage, excellent repair, large lot. fine
shade, etc., on south side, for corner lot In
good location north side, about 100 feet
front. Will pay cash for difference,
dres* Exrlmngf\ mre ijpnrglnn
PIAN08.
BRAMBACH PIANOS.
ESTABLISHED 1S23.
BECHT PIANO CO., 62 N. FORSYTH.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
COOL, PLEASANT ROOMS $2 TO $2
week. Lodging $1 a week. Meals $2.50
week. 10H Trinity avenue. Ball phoi
2248, Atlanta phone 2787.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH.
MASTER PLUMBER,
Phones 1265. 20 B. Hooter St,
“KENT LIGHTS.”
THE BEST OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
■old at tVA N. Pryor 8t. Alex Kent,
Phone 4848.
IF EITHER OF THE TWO GENTLEMEN
... fo good as
to glvo me bis address, It would be
dated. W. K. Mower, No. 1 South
street, city.
8HOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
4 LUCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
Bell 2335. Men's sewed half aolea, 76c.
. 8HOE REPAIRING.
N. LAZARUS, 21 8. PRYOIt 8T.
bbot and shoe re^latrlnjb *”*
When l say re
tiring, I mean the b&t repairing
uperlor material and oak leather.
ily.
jr. with
the beet workmanship. 1 know bow to
•air because I know a shoo.
repair because I Know n bmoo. _ i om a
skilful mender nnd can make comfortable
and serviceable shoe broke down nnd worn
out ones. Don’t forget the No., 21 8. Pryor
street.
WALL PAPER.
’mouidlnffaptcturc. pkluro framy. rtf.
Bell phone W. Standard "01. S7 E. Hunter.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MACHINES AND ltECORDB—
Wholesale and retail distributors of Vic
tor Talking Machines nnd Records. Just
received large consignment of machines and
over 10.000 records. Immediate ntteattoq
given mall ord«*a. We want the names of
isl! talking machine dealers In the aoutb.
Write for catalogue. Alexander-EJyea Co.
UICYCLEB AND SUNDRIES—LAllOEHT
cle and sundry distributors I?, the
Southern agents for Pierce. Yale,
and Hudson bicycle*. Write for our
1905 catalogue sod price Hat Alexander-
Blyea Co. 1
YOUR TEETH
CROWNED «-K GOLD CROWNS 13 OP.
Without pain. All work gunr«nt»ed U
year,. Louler Deotxl I’arlor*. White-
L.ii at n< T* m mnne' i* rilhtnF itnrF. 11 11
hall 8t.. over Emmone* clothing store. Bell
phone 2563-J.
UoVft'tfAKI. Pack and ship
household goods; insurance rate one per
‘nt Office and warehouse 163-65 Walton
reet. Both ’phones. Catbcart a Trans*
-JT. .
REYNOLDS. THlC *1GN PAINTEU.
Hlxni. bennera Pnx, nnd J 1 ", , ’ 1 '';L‘ l ". n ,
for special occasion*. ZOH E. Alabama 8t.
TEETH
EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITH<
PAIN—All dental work done without p,ln.
All work ffuxrnnteed IS reara. Lanier I)en-
Ul Parlor,. 35>4 Whitehall 8L. oyer I.m-
mon,' clothlnff a tore. Bell phono S43-J.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. HAI.LWOOP8. IDEALS
and all other makea at L.argaln price*.
We can acll you a refftat-r. anltablt for
bualneaa, at a price that cannot help
Cnab or monthly payment*. Kerry reciter
K ranteed for two yann. ■ootnern Caah
later Ca, Branch of Amcricao SrconiL
land t'n.h Krgtator Ca, 34 H. Broad street,
Atlanta, Ga.
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS
cleaned and rrthaped. We.
Soft and stiff felt hat* clranad and re
shaped. 36c.
Bond* or sweats. 35c each extra.
ACME HATTEBS. 614 Whitehall SL
TEETH
BEST SET OF TEETH $5.00. QUARAN-
teed to fit. All work gunrnnfeed 15 yeara.
Laoler Dental Parlors, 394 Whitehall AL,
- * Bell phone
unacquainted with
tanning eHcnc*-. may
view of the marvels
wait, but practical sues k&ow better.
THE PEOPLE YOU RESPECT.
Did you ever look about you and note who are the happiest people In your neighborhood? Ha* It
ever occurred to you that the man with tho cheery nmllo, the woman with tho clastic atop, the chil
dren with bright faces arc those who live In homes which they own?
Doesn't it frequently occur to you that tho man who commands the most respect In tho com
munity Is the nmn who has worked and saved nnd Invented for the henetR of hlmaelf and hla chil
dren? Don't you realize thaT* this is tho class of man who displays public spirit and can alwaya be
found ready and willing to do his sharo toward building up his neighborhood?
It is a known fact that people who have accumulated wealth do It through the medium of real
estate Investments. They aro 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.
Thej knew that Improvements meant Increased wealth to the Individual, .^t the proper moment they
disposed of the small holdings at a handsome profit, and re invested the earnings. From that date for
ward It was simply a question of doing business on n larger scale. As the accumulation Increased they
were enabled to branch out probably In some manufacturing enterprise or lu a business for themselves,
which relieved them from tho necessity of being hirelings.
Read the real estate columns of any paper In Atlanta. We are. otcourse. prejudiced In favor of The
Georgian, but wo realize that other papers offer opportunities, and as evidence of our desire to geo you
prosper that wo might prosper along with you, wo cordially recommend to you the columns of any
newspaper that olfera an opportunity for you to enrich yourself.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
We are offering at private sale 30 fline building
lots in Inman Park; also a number of building sites
on Waddell and Rrag street, near Atlanta Stove
Works.
We aro closing out all the real estate of the East
Atlalita Land Co., and have put the prices to sell
quick to you.
Call and examine the list.
CENTURY BUILDING.
EAST CAIN ST. NEAR
HIGHLAND AVENUE,
3 SPLENDID COTTAGES. ALMOSf NEW,
oecuplM regularly by high olnaii colonM
manta, nt a rental of $34 per month. This
a Bpeulnlly gootl renting property HpU
in he bought nt $3,750. Cash or terms, bee
io for bargains.
CHAS. M. ROBERTS.
12 AUBURN AVE.
NORTH SIDE HOMES.
Have several very handsomo North
Side homes. For Information
800 LIEBMAN.
Real Estate, Renting.
28 Peachtree St.
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY.
Phones E4S8. 412 refers Building
$M*-1N OAKLAND CITY.ON CAR LINE.
we have a lovely 7*rooni. 2-atory house on
lot 60x300. This la something strictly first
class: best neighborhood from here to Col*
lege Park.
$2,400—WEST END. BRAND NEW 6 ROOM
cottage, with water, sewornge, etc., on
level lot, 50x200, close to rnr line, on terms
of $400 cash and $20 to $25 per month.
$5,000 — COLLEGE PARK. VACANT.
shady, level lot. near rnr line, 800X300, on
corner. Owner eons west to live. Instructs
us to sell. Will consider any reasonable
offer. Money In subdividing this. Terms.
FOR RENT.
26-R. H., 62 and 64 Walton it
10- R. H., TO Cone at.
11- R. H., 39 Logan ave.
4-R. H., 163 Formwalt at
See— ■
LIEBMAN.
Real Estate, Renting.
I-- T . r ’ - I. .
28 Peachtree St. Phones 1075
BUY A SWEET HOME.
UlUi Lvpouuui. I'naj iiiuuiui;
same as rent. 6 rooms, hot and cold wa*
porcelain bath and toilet, Dutch man
tiles and cabinet, right In city, on thi
ear Hoe, 12 minutes from confer; only one
left. Be qnlck.
COPENHILL LAND CO.
16 EDGEWOOD AVENUE.
Bell Phone 603. Atlanta Phone 346.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only One Left of Eight Brand New
Suburban Horn,*.
The first month will be given FREE
and If occupied on* year, two more
month* will be given FREE at the
end of the year, making only nine
montha you will have to pay for. None
but good families will be allowed In
theae house*. The** are located on the
River electric car line only twenty
minutes rid* from the center of the
etty; contain 7 and g rooms; have
never been occupied; are located In
West Atlanta Park. Every house fronts
fifty-foot Park, which Is set in trees,
evergreens and flowers. Pure air; na
tive oaks; an Ideal spot for children.
It Is cheaper than living In the city
and the surroundings ars more whole-
In the center of this Park ar*
the Fsrro Phosphate Springs, which
will cure any case of stomach or kldnty
trouble, no matter of how long atand-
(ng. It now has a new church, neatly
furnished, a afore, a echool-house coat
ing 13.600.00 will aoon be completed.
Captain J. T. Mill*, who lives on the
ground*, will show you through the
houeea Rent 320.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
12 Auburn Avenue.
32.760—COLLEGE PARK HOL’SK, 8-ROOM.
2-story. lot inoxl90. on corner, near car.
Rous* L, „ . ... __
1 year old. If you aro Interest)
terms wo enn milt you.
327,600—Closo In. Just off of Peach
treo, a practically brand new prop
oaltlon; leased to delightful ten
ants for 13,960. Get out your
, arithmetic and figure some on this
special reason fur Hi lling. Terms
If desired. Call in person for 1m
formation.
SALESMEN.
L C. McCrory, L. M. Johnson', McDon
ald Eubanks.
STEPHENSON BROS.,
Plumbing and Gas Fitting,
51 S. Forsyth Street.
Phones—Bell 2528 Main
AtlaLtn 37.
THE WEATHER.
EMMETT HEIGHT,
BRASS AND IRON BED
’ BARGAINS.
tio.fo ITS'Hflt ALE-BHahh BKTrgT.'.TraEB
firdOoMTi Ai.IcBUAfts UElut: I&M
835.00'gKXI‘IXB Al.LllltAkil'TIEl)g...ia.M
faiMniugg TBuiutPnwnn5Pi.ra.fl
LTwmyuMH martin 1U6N iu:r>A..ii4.M
»TrT»rVkiinTsTmahtIsHh,nirraTf:To
IiiIaTtii'IT. iiaIiv liriliH. tf.fo IT
LOCAL FORECAST.
Atlanta nn<l Vicinity—Partly cloudy to
night* Woflursflay ahowert,
WEATHER IfTcOTTON BELT*
MlaalaalppI--Greenwood, cloudy and pleat
null ahower* yttsrdsy. Yaxon City, cloud
niul hot. Yickaburg and Jackson, cloudy
ami pleasant; hard rain last night. Merid
ian, clear and warm. Tupelo, cloudy and
nleaannt. Amorv. partly cloudy; rained yes
terday. Now Albany, portly cloudy and
hot; rained yesterday. Htarkvllls, partly
cloudy and worm, luxlehitret. cloudy and
warm; hard rain last night. Grenada,
cloudy and warm; hard rain last night
Natrbes, rain yesterday nod last night; now-
cloudy and cool, Corinth, partly cloudy and
warm.
Alabama—Montgomery, threatening,
ma and Opelika, clear nnd hot; had good
rain* yesterday evening, lllrtulnghar
nnd hot; not much rain.
Tennessee -< 'hiittanoogn, cloudy nnd
warm. Knoxville, cloudy and plensnnt.
Memphis, clear and pleasant. Nashville,
portly cloudy nnd pleasant.
Goorgla—Rome, cloudy and warm.
Jnntn, clear nnd warm; good rain yesterday.
Macon, partly cloudy and hot. Atnerlcua,
cloudy and hot; rnlu last night and high
winds.
Louisiana—Cleor and ’hot; had good rsln
yesterday evsultur. Shreveport, clear and
plensnnt; hnrd rain fast night,
Texas Special Rainfall- Ban Antonlt* .36,
urU, 3 (I TnmhU IM/i M*.„a •» ft I tA».
irTTftE.sTfSfc ygCT
Matt re hr during thla sale for only $6.45.
wnranavitam jsct a MtrwmE
many bnrynlna we nro offering now.
ROBISON & BARNES,.
18 E. HUNTER ST.
McNEILL & SHERWOOD
REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING
614 Emplro Building. Phono 817.
LOOK AT THIS!*
200x250 FT. R. It. FRONTAGE. CLOSE IN.
Modern building on Mine, containing IV
sonars feet of apace, worth not less
than $12,000. If taken within n week ctin
elegant 9-room bouse, lot 100x200 fL, In
NEW
beautiful corner In West
NMjhhhh
FIVE NEAT 6 AND 7!<OOM COTTAGF-H
In tne best part of Watt Bad, from $2,860
SUOOM,' 3 HT.lltV SKtniol'wl:. TISTKT)
walla* cabinet mantels, Meldrlm at. Only
$1.700. Terms.
lJKAI TirCL NKW M-hoOlf Hftt'dK <5S
change for vacant property or smaller home.
It.'lLPItoNfAflE dWTO A.N'irWlfJfiy
HH ■ ■ rrtc?s
I36.0W per lot. Buy now and ilouf
^our immsy within a year.
IF ¥OU WANT A BUfilNtlSS
have clients who will buy and Improve
terraLayMaMtoHj
15 PER CENT INVEST-
• . MENTS.
I OPFER FOR TUB NEXT FEW DATS
ONE OP THE BEST PATINO INVEST
MENTS ON THE MARKET TODAY THE
ABOVE PROPEJtTY CONSISTS 08
NORTH SIDE FLATS WHICH I GUAR
ANTE!* TO PAT IS PER CENT. IF TOC
ARE INTERESTED. CALL ON ME AT
ONCE. NO INFORMATION GIVEN
OVER PHONE.
CLAUDE L. NORRIS,
BELL 'PHONE 4489. 7!« FOURTH
NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
FOR RENT.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
YOUR TEETH
TILLED WITLOUT PAIN BY AN IM-
proved metho-.. All work guaranteed 15
re. Reati/>iiablc prW«. Lanier Dental
lore, 39S Whitehall 8t, e*er Emmon#
clothing store. BeH phoie 2543 i.
_ BALTIMORE PLACE—TJ1I8 EIOirT-
room. two-etarr, frame, doubl* ho—, la
on the south -l ie of Baltimore place, tw^
tween West Peachtree and Hprlng etreeta;
la thoroughly Modem bou*<>; baa gma. hot
and cold wnlsr. etatkmary waahstan I. por
celain bath. rU elnk In tbo kltPheu;
the Jot la 35x150 feet; has a servant’* bouae;
has a hot-air furnace In the basement; the
location Is first-rlass In every resi*ect; will
rent or leans to Hepteinber I, l>/7, at $40
per month. »
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT,
12 Auburn Avenue,
Moth Pbocte* ill.
hachlf 144.
Bnlllngor ,38, Beovllle. 98, lllanro .66. Hren
ham 1.02, Brown wood. 34, Corpus Cbrlail .54,
Corslcnim 130, Cuero 1.12, Dallas .76, Fort
Worth .46. Giilvestnn 1.70, Greenville (trace),
Houston 1.01, IluntSTlllo 1.64, Kerrvllla .50,
Lamnasaa l.r>0, Longview 1.00. Lullug .40,
Mexla 1.96, Nacogdoches 1.06, Palestine 1.10.
WEATHER IN WH8AT~BELT.
Extreme Northwest Partly cloudy rising
temperature 52 to 62 above; local rains.
Northwest—Cloudy, 54 to 6$ above; gen
ernl rnlus In Nebraska and local In lows}
mining tu Omnhri.
Ohio Valley—Cloudy, 66 to 72 above; local
rains.
WEATHER FORECAST*
Louisiana—Showers Tuesday and Wednes
day; variable wind*.
Gcnrgln nnd Alabama, Eastern and West
ern Florida and Mlsslsalppl-Hhowers Tuea-
"ay nnd Wedneadny; variable winds.
TenneMi***— Hh<*ners Tiiea«lay; Wedneadny
iirtly cloudy; ahowera In cast I—
Kentucky and West Vlrgi
cloudy Tueaflay and Wednesday; probably
ahowera Wednesday.
New Mexico nnd Arlxona—Partly cloudy
Tuesday nod Wednesday.
Arknimas-Hliowers Tuesday; Wednesday
probably fair.
Weat Texas—Fair Tuesday; warmer In
cant anil north portions; Wednesday fair.
llltnolH, Indiana, Missouri—Gsnerallr fair
tonight and Wedneadny; not much change
In temperaturo.
* nnd Upper Michigan—Probably
tonight or Wednesday; Dot luuch
warmer tonight.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The pressure has decreased -at nearly all
stations except In New England, and now
tho grantor portion of tho United Htate*
la covered, by ait extensive nres of low
barometer,* ~ M *
Rocky Mom
to Mexico.
Knlns have Dean general througho
of the cotton belt, heaviest In Te
4 32: Waco, Tex.,
, » n .* ll ..u.r. ah*., J 44; Ketches, Miss.,
Goldsboro, N. C.» 2-38; and 8t. George,
8. r„ 130 Inches.
Tho condition* favor PArtlv cloud_
er In tbla section tonight, abowsrs Wednes
day.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
COLLEGE PARK HOMES
DON'T PAY KENT.
It Is exceedingly bad form to do so when yon can pay your own money bark Id
your pocket, by coming to me. Just run your eye over tbl*’
We'll build you a bouse Just ilka you wsnt It, on cany payments, from IM
to $5,000, If you buy the lot. 3-room, modern, new house on corner lot, $100 esafc,
balance eaay monthly payments..
4-room modern now house, asms terms.
6-room, new, modern house on largo corner lot; $250 cash; balance easy monthly
payments. 7, 8 and 10*room houses.
The College Park Land Company have 2,000 lots to select from, $100 to $866
each.. Come out and seo me, or call mo up.
Office at end of car line. Bell I'bone 37 J East Tolnt Exchange, College
Park, Ga. I aell everything at Collego Park.
EDWARD H. WALKER,
The Collego Park Rent Estate Dealer.
WANTED.
Wantod—Mora vacant house* to supply our demands. If yours Is
vacant, 'phono us.
CAMPBELL & WILSON,
Real Estate and Renting Agents,
1208 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING .
Deaths and Funerals.
■TATIONS OF
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
‘Atlanta, cloudy......
’Chattanooga, p. cloudy..
Columbus, p. cloudy
Gainesville, clear
Greenville, clear...
Griffin, clear
•Macon, p. cloudy.........
Montlcello, cl4*«r...........
Nrwnan, clear..............I
Howe, cloudy...............
Hpnrtanburg, cloudy.......
Tallapoosa, cloudy..••*....
Toocoa, clear.
Weat Point, cloudy
Ill
a s J
•Minimum teniDcratures are for 23-boar
period ending at I a. m. this date.
Heavy Balnfalla: fit. George. H. C.,
loldsboro. N. <*., 2.38; Vicksburg, Miss,
68; Ifnxb-hurst, La., (.$0; I^Ksyette. La.,
DO; Mansfield, La., L50; Natchez, Mies.,
T Indicate* lnar»nr#*cUhle rainfall.
Remarks.
Maximum temperatures were somewhat
higher over the eastern portion and lower
over the western districts, while minima
'•rishb-rabfy lonyr In all sections of
♦ he belt Rainfall *** general over the
entire l»e|t with heary amounta In portions
I of rli- Carollnas, Mlssletlppl, Louisiana and
j T* x n s.
Miss Llxxlt Evans.
Mian Ltxxle Kvann, 37 yearn old, died
at 192 Haynen street Monday morn-
Ing at 10 o'clock. The body will be
carried to Terpplo, Ga., for Interment,
Wednesday morning at 4 o'clock.
J. jTKIno.
J. J. King died Monday morning at
the Wesley Memorial Hospital after
an tllnean of three months. The body
won taken to Jasper, Ga., for Inter*
ment Monday night.
Roland HolL
Roland Holt, the 13-year-old eon of
\V. H Holt, Of winder, Ga, died In a
private nanitarlum Monday. The body
wan taken to Winder for Interment
Monday night.
Mrs. Arcadia Baker,
The funeral services of Mrs. Arcadia
Baker, who died nt her home, near
Hattie Hilt, on Monday morning, at
the age of 90 years, were held Tuesday
afternoon at the residence at 3:30
o’clock. Rev. W. T. Caldwell officiated.
The Interment wan at WestVlCW.
Mary Bloodworth.
Mary Bloodworth, the 10-year-old
daughter of J. G. C. Bloodworth, died
at her father's residence, 260 Ashby
street. West End, Sunday evening at 7
o’clock. Hhe wan a niece of Judge
Bloodworth, of the Flint circuit. Tho
funeral services were hob! from tin-
residence at 10 o'clock. Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. T. P, Cleveland.
Mrs. T. P. Cleveland, wife of Dr.
T. P. Cleveland, died at tho family
residence, 143 Nelson street, at 6:30
o’clock Monday evening. Hhe Is sur
vived by her husband and four chil
dren, Mrs. E P. Ashley, Mre. George
Dlckert, Mrs. D. F. M. Rmlth nnd
fiev. T. C. Cleveland, of Gloucester,
Mass.
The funeral services will be con
ducted by Dr*. Holderby and Bridewell
at Wallace Preabyterlnn church, cor
ner Walker nnd Stonewall ntreets, on
Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock* The
body will be carried t<» Athena, <ja.,
for interment.
The following pall-bearers are re
quested to meet at the undertaking
parlors of Barclay A Drnnnon: Messrs.
WJJJinm C. Potta, CnrJ Cunningham, T.
W. Speights. Edwin Klngsbery, J. C.
Huff and Hamuel B. Scott.
DEATHS.
Dr. Willis Perry Burt, 63 years old,
died of heart failure at hla residence,
73 Mllledgo avenue.
Joseph T. Mayhugh, & years old, died
of meningitis at 177 Griffin street.
Mary Bloodworth, 10 years old, died
of typhoid fever at 260 Ashby street.
William Ellis, 87 years old, died of
old age at 443 Courtland atreet.
Roland Holt, 13 years old, (lied of
heart failure at Preabyterlnn hospital.
Pnt O’Hara, 9 years old, died at
Greenville, 8. C.
Mias Helen M
old, died at 345
ty)»hold fever.
Mrs. Laura E. Livermore,
old, died at Cedartown, Ga.
Franklin, 21 years
Peachtree street of
THE METAL MARKET.
York. Jun« 26.—Thors was a further
and near-bj deliveries off
ad a
■ tun
Lead and spelter neglected.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
ith<) w I ng t U » Ar r I v s |"« i iiMjVpsr i ure'ij f fhTT”
aenger Trains of the Following Uoada:
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
No. Arrive From— No. Depart To—
• s Nashville 7:19 am • 2 Nashville . $:» am
71 Marietta . 1:16 am 74 Marietta ..12 b) pm
•M Nashville 11:44 am *93 Nash tills . 4 50 pm
71 Marietta . JA0 pm 72 Marietta .. 6 9) pm
• 1 Nashville 7 J5 pm * 4 Nashville . I SO pm
T'ksrfUf. off lAlolwtA raIlWaY.
Arrive From— Deport To—
Savannah ...7:19 am Mncoo.... 12:01am
Jacksonville . 7:S0 am Havnunah ... 1 00 am
Macon 11:40 am Macon 4 <>> pm
Savannah ... 4:06 pm B*v*
.... niK”.’" till t
Macon 7 « pm Jsrksontrlll* . % 2) i M «
VFLa Ml A aN 1> w KOT~"P61NT"~ It A i t-
ROAD.
Arrive From— Depart To—
•Selma U 40 am •Montgomery 6 19 am
•ilnntgom y . 7:49 pm •Montgomery 12 46 pm
•Selma ......11 K put •Selma ....... 4 20 pm
l.nGrange ... 120 am fAGrange .... 4 4) pm
•Montgoui’y . I 93 pm •Montgoin'y ..11:11 pm
•Dally. AH other trains dally except Sun
day.
All trains of Atrants and West Point
Railroad Company arrive at nnd depart
from Atlanta T»rtnla*l station, corner
klltrhell etreet and Madison aveeue.
GEORGIA It AI LUO AD.
Arrive From— l»ep»rt To—
•Augusta ... I 09 pm •Augusta ..... 7:45 am
Convert 6 45 am Llthonta .....10:06 nm
Covington .. 7 46 sin *Augusta 1 prn
•Augusts ...12 10 pm Conrer* B COpm
fJtbonla .... I 3 pro Covington ... 4 19 pm
•Augusta .... 1:15 pm •Augusta ....U:«fipm
•Dally. All other trains dally except Sun*
±tjr _
*fiAfi<T*RL Alii link n'AiCWXr:
Arrlr. From- li.ii.rt To-
auhlngfon . < 99 am Rlrmlnglmm . 4 49 am
Abbeville ...9:00 am Monroe . . . 7 29 am
Memphis. . .11:45 am New York . .12 90 m
New York . . 13) pm Abbeville . . 4:90 pm
Monroe. . . . 7 40 pm Memphis . . . 6:00 pm
BIRTHS,
To Mr. and Mra. Henry Huffman, at
56 Henry Mine!, a son.
To Mr. and Mrs. Joe J. Donnelly, at
205 Cooper atreet, a boy.
To Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. lV»n-
nally, a son.
To Mr. and Mr*. Walter P. Burnett,
at 69 Jett atreet, a daughter.
To Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Klee man, at
329 Waahlngton atreet, u won.
BUILDING PERMITS.
$85—T. E. Hha*v to add to one-story
frame dwelling at 24 Dumt> atreet.
$100—G. A. Coleman to build frame
shed at corner Vine and Foundry
streets.
$25—8. E. Lllley to build brick wall
at 343 oaklund avenue.
$50—Lufltte Htone Company to build
frame ahed at 1 .T1 Enat Hunter atreet.
$6,609 Mra. M. P. Hinedly to build
two-story frame dwelling at 412 East
Fair street.
$76—A. H. Taney to re-cover frame
dwelling at 423 Munguin atreet.
$6.on'i Mra Kate I, Dykea to build
two-etory frame duelling at 629 Peach
tree atreet.
$26—0. E. Johnson to ndd to veranda
at 180 Hunnlcutt atreet.
$2,300—J. M. Ilendrlx to build a twn-
story frame dwelling at 11 Luclle ave
nue.
$1,500—It. F. Plckert to build «>ne-
•tory frame dwelling at 2*5 Waldo
streot.
$260— M. nich, to build addition to
house rear 136 Houth Pryor street.
$2,709 John W. Ilarrlaon to build
three one-story frame dwellings on
Plant street, near Fraser.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
$200—J. N. Malone and N. P. Wal
thall to WoJf Shctxen, Jot on corner nt
Walnut and Rhodes atreet. Warranty
deed.
$560—WoJf Hhetxen to Mra. Theresa
H. Stern, lot on corner of Walnut and
Rhodes streets. Wa.rarfy deed.
$200—Arthur P. Dyer to Wolf 8het-
*an. lot on Walnut atreet, near Rhodes.
Warranty deed.
$1 nnd Other Considerations—A. J.
CoIIler'a hefre to Mededlth Collar, lot
on Peachtree road. Warranty deed.
$3,100—Mra. Fannie Beardsley to
Mra. Margaret It Hanning, lot on Capi
tol avenue, near Uennlpg atreet. War
ranty deed. 9
$50—College Park Land Company to
Mra. Nalllo C. Danforth, lot In Col
lege Park Cemetery. Warranty deed.
$ 15.990 — East Atlanta Land Company
to McClure Ten Cent Com;iany, lot on
corner of Edgeuom! avenue and How-
11 street. Bond for title.
$920—51 rs 8. K Godard to Appleton
Church Home. lot on Woodward ave-
le. Warranty deed.
I2.9flu Mrs Jane K Sims to J. A.
Smith, lot on East Cain street, near
Hilliard. Warranty deed.
$2,300—W. I*. White to Mra. J. F.
Deal, lot on Nrth avenue. Bond for
title.
$626—J. R Campbell to J. R. Multe-
nex, lot at corner of Rellwood avenue
and Oliver atreet. Warranty deed.
CLARK HOWELL SPEAKS
AI DOUGLAS, GEORGIA
H;w*f|al to The Georgian.
Dougina. Ga.. June Hoo. Clark Han't
*11 Is addressing a Urge crowd of rotate iff
this county here tudaj. The speaklm
began at noon. •
Mr Howell speaks at
S s «?wa