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AT COST-MY STOCK OP IRON SAFES
and vault door* to b. Bold nt eoa* durtn*
■next week: now l« your time. 88 B. Broad
•treet It. W. EI1U. Atlaata.
H Y O I E N 1 C SANITARIUM IS NOW
ready for the reception nod treatment ofr
nil Invalids. Leaat priee »1 per day. Dr.
'J. M. Armstrong. Morrow, Ga.
WE WANT A POEM. AND FOR ONE
that nolto our need* we will pay 81A For
cowlltlona of conteat and otfier Informn-
tlon. addrean. The Mocking Bird. Box U,
Newnan, Ga.
FOR RENT—OFFICES.
OFFICE SPACE IN NICELY FURNISH-
ad office. Phoaa » or call at 1880 Can
dler Bids.
FOR RENT—HOU8ES.
WALL PAPER.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS HOUSES
j nhonM hn\*- high grmb* slrnu Cnll on
Kent Sign Co.. »lft North Pryor street.
Phone 2928.
TIIE 80UT1IERN AUCTION AND BAL-
voge Company, at 30 South Pryor street,
will b':y "i h.-ii \* Hit.
COAL, DRY STOVEWOOD-PROMPT DE-
Uvery. John T. Stocks * Cat, Z»5 Peters
street Bell 'phone 16 west; Atlanta 'phono
4791
MASON A HAMLIN PIANO IN PER-
feet condition; had $76 worth of work
<lone on It at piano factory, aud coat
$600. Will take $360 for It Piano, care
The Georgian.
FOR SALE—A WELL-EQUIPPED GIN-
nery and a corn and a wheat mill; ma
chinery In good condition; good locality.
Apply to S. A. Johnson, Hlloam, Ga.
MM,000 FEET - OF SECOND GROWTH
pine: wish to find market for lumber. Ad
dress ^Lumber," Greensboro, Ga. R. F. D.
FOR SALE-ONE GOOD 611LCII COW.
Apply 14 Bradley street
FOR RALE^-ONE RET LARGE OAK
folding doors, one atnel celling. Cole Book
Co., 69 Whitehall at
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»*•-ti»•<»!. law, riifilli-iil hooks f<T « n-h. J.
r Gnvsn. 71 Whlfolinll Rtr.-.-t •p|i**u.* D-j.
FOR SALE—REAL E8TATE.
369 CREW STREET; BEST SEVEN-
room home In Atlanta for the money. On
Kelly street, large four-room house, mod
ern. Haven rooms and bath, cottage, 22
Hansel!; half block Grant park. Seven
rooms and hall. 519 East Fair. Five large
rooms, hath nnd basement, on WIllInniB
•treet, near Simpson and Baker, five min
utes walk. Elegant eleven-room house on
Houston, near Jackson street. Six rooms
and hall, cottage, near entrance to Grant
/ park. Ten-room residence on Auburn ave
nue. Fine cottage home on Ashby, just off
near Georgia avenue, on Garden. $86 Hill,
six-room cottage, 100 feet on Hill, corner.
~ Eight-room two story residence on Georgia
S avenue, near Grant street. Six rooms and
- ball on Lnckle. near Pine. Six-room cot*
d tage on Cherokee avenue, near Georgia,
y fronting Grant park. Three nice. n4w nvo
. and alx-room eottagee on Georgia avenue,
293, 296, 297/ corner Cooper and Kawson.
- ]64 Gordon street. West End, ten-room
l r.aManra. 108 Kelly •trr.t, ali-room borne,
e Six-room eottaxe on Capitol avenue. Hlx
10 room, and f-foot hall at 1U Kelly street.
Eight lots, 60 by 200 feel. Hlylilan'l ave-
- nue. Corner of West Hunter snd Dorny.
lot 40 by 100. nn Bess, between Grant and
IIIU, a shady building lot. 200-acre^ farm,
near Lakewood; will sell all or part. All
reasonable In price and terms. Stevenson
k Co., real estate agency, city and coun
try real estate, 1529 Candler building. Bell
'phone 1061; Atlanta 306.
A NICE SEVEN-ROOM. TWO-STORY
9 residence, newly painted and papered;
haa .lactrlc lights, large lot, near Agnea
Scott College and schools, one block of
# ear. Good neighborhood. Terms. Box 62,
Decatur.
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FOR SALE.
Beautiful Country Homo.
1 SEVEN-ROOM COWAOE WITH ATTIC
and atorage room. Built leaa than year
ago for a home. Largo -new barn and
servants' bonne. Plenty of ehado and fruit
trees Lot 280 by WO. Opposite Dr. Rid
ley’* eatate, near Decatur. Town la grow
ing In tgla direction. To avoid renting,
will sell nt a bargain. - TERMS.
Box 62, Decatur, Ga.
• BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ..
GO 8EU SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP-
ment Ca We repair, reconstruct, ea-
change, buy nnd .oil automobile*. Garage,
1018 Mitchell street. Atlaut*. Oa. **»
Dhono iSM-L Main.
ATTRACTIVE SION8 WILL BR1NO YOU
business. For high grade work call on
Kent. DU4 N. Pryor. Hob*
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FLOII-
tda limes. Writs us for prices. Wilson
A Huddleston. Miami. Fla.
LOST. I.
Who puts your hm on ao allck.
And guarantees that It will stick,
Does your painting, does it nlca.
And 'Always lowest In the prlceT*
Burnett, of conraet
Your ’'Uncle Jim” 1* hard to beat?
Us * at Number 15 E. Hunter alreet
Both Phones 650.
LOBT-ON SOUTH SIDE MONDAY long
black pocketlwok, containing four bill*
and a cneck. Reward. Gulbman a Steam
Laundry.
FOUND.
FRANKLIN, THE CLRAN fiMIAK. FgL-
low. cleans suits $1 to $1.50. .*■*>*■ J5J?*
166 Whitehall St. Phones, Boll 69. A. ML
FOUND—FRATERNITY PIN WITH "F.
A. T. A. L.” on It. Owner can hare same
by casing at Georgian office and paying
, MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PBO-
pie nnd others. American Invaitmsnt
Ca. 704 Candler nidg.
WEVMAN J'cONNBRlf. 1 ^EQUITABLE.
Mortgage loan, on teal eatat*.
FOUR PEB CENT HOME MONEY TO
lend money for purchase money notee,
etralabt loan* made for 6 per cent and up
wards. According to dealraWIUy of loan.
W. A. Foster, 11 South Broad street.
TIIB UNION SAVINGS BANK BUYS
Du re base money notes ami lends money
on Improve! Atlanta property at reason- *
able rates. Bell phone 7W. uould Illdg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 8. < AND 7 TER
cent. Interest, according to .ecnrlty of
fered; small expense'and prompt attention. -
Only on real estate In and near Atlanta.
H. B. Turman. i *
CAREY, II EAST ALABAMA STREET. [
SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND; *
any amount. 4H. 1 and < per cent. \V rlta ‘
or c*u 8. W. Carson. 14 8. Broad .traet 8
FARM laOANS—WE ARE I’LACING
1 an a on «l#Qfgl> farms at the lowf*t
ttues ever vdifrrcd. The Southern Mortgage
WANTED—BOARDERS. .. -
WANTED—A FEW TABLE BOARD
ERS. SERVICE THE BEST AND
EXCELLENT TABLE. APPLY 288 j
WHITEHALL STREET. J
SHOE REPAIRING. *S
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. “
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS.
' Don’t let 'em Tool you.** Jim Barnett
(formerly of Barnett A Willis) ia hot dead
a*r missing. He Is contracting wall paper
tad relating. Office and show room 12
East Hunter street. Both 'phones 530.
FOR FINE SHOE RE
PAIRING
go to J. W. Carroll. 17 South Pryor street,
^posite^court^ouse. All work first-class.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH.
MASTER PLUMBER,
Phones 1256. 20 E. Hut
WILLIS WALL PAPER
‘KENT LIGHTS.”
•old at 91ft N. Pryor St.
V&r*
OLD HATS MADE HEW
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
tor Tsiking Machines and Record*,
received lnrge consignment of machine
over 10,000 records. Immediate atte
south. Southern a
Snell and Hudson ....
1906 catalogue and price
El yea Co.
1st Alexander-
REYNOLDS.
Signs, bnnn<
KROMol'ATHlL It EM EDI EH
“The Grand," At
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
C10NAL8, nALLWOODS, IDEA
and all other makes at bargain nrl<
\V<* onn Sell yoy ft register, suitable
ny business, at a price that cannot h
ut please you.
Cash or monthly payments. Every regln
REGISTER EXCHANGE,
24 S. Broad St.,
Atlanta, Go.
NOOK’S BIG FURNI
TURE CLEARANCE
SALE .
$35 ON EVERY $100
OUTFIT.
Bedroom, Parlor, Dining
oom Suites.
500 Metal Beds, factory
Sideboards, Hatracks,
56 NORTH BROAD.
M. A. SHELTON.
Have good tenant for
8EB LIEBMAN
!EAL ESTATE
AND RENTING
28 PEACHTREE ST.
Phones 1075.
FOR RENT.
1M PEACHTREE STREET.
T THE ABOVE NDM11KU ON TEACH-
tree st., between James and Forsyth sts.,
uu will find one store room, 27x47. with
i semen t about the same etas. This place
i suitable for a nice grocery or almost
ny, kind of retail business, and a live man
id do i good business at this stshd. Rent,
10 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSEDE,
THE RENTING AGENT,
12 Auburn Avenuo,
Both Phone. <18.
' SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY.
. Phonea 5488. 412 Peters Building.
B. F. EBORN,
Birmingham, Ala.
$3.000—WILCOX COUNTY. ALABAMA,
12 mile of Arlington Station; 260 acres;
100 acres under cultivation; balance, good
$3,500—BRAND NEW 6-ROOM -COTTAGE.
. just completed, on North avenue, near
Jarkson street; you will have to aee this
cosy little cottage to appreciate Its value.
Best of material and workmanship used,
’ beautiful cabinet mantels, tinted walls, etc.
Can make attractive terms to right parties.
residence cost over $3,000 to build. B. F.
Eborn, Birmingham. Ala.
$13,000-929- ACRE FARM AT M'NAIRY.
Tenn • pays betw.'cn $3,000 and $5,000 ner
year; 500 acres under plow, 30Q of which
is rich l»ottom land; 125 head of cattle:
place splendidly watered; stock and all
goes In st $12,000: has excellent dwelling
nnd outbuildings; It Is ft grain, hajr* cotton
THIRTY ACRES UP THE PEACHTREE
road, lying Just off the main road; splen
did f-room cottage, splendid orchard, all
kinds of fruit, splendid wire fences nnd
Iron gates, good pasturage, springs, etc. We
want to show you this and point out aev-
oral features not mentioned here, and then
make you a price.
on account of wife’s lung trouble. Baslly
prefers to sell one-bnif Interest and allow
buyer to mnnnge the place, nnd would al
low $700 salary besides buyer's part of gen
eral profits. A fine- property. Oue-thlrd
cash. B. F. Eborn.
$2,600—170-ACRB FARM; ONE MILE FROM
Oneonta, Ala.; 5-room cottage; running
water; orchard. B. F. Eborn, Birmingham,
Ala.
88,550—N. BOULEVARD; BRAND ' NEW
8-room house on large lot, In prettiest
part of this street, being near North ave
nue and I'once DeLeon. This Is a beauty
and no mistake. Can make very easy terms
on this to desirable party.
$2,000—ORANGE GROVE; 22 ACRES; LAKE
county, near Lisbon, Fla.: 10 acres In
orange grove; 6-room dwelling: 12 acres
fine farm lands; large packing house; fine
water; 250 boxes of oranges this year: will
bring 600 boxes next year. A bargain at
$2,000. B. F. Eborn.
88,250—A BEAUTIFUL FIFTH STBEBT
home of nine rooms, on the'prettlest 60 by
180-foot lot in the city; bouse is furnace-
heated and up to date. Can assist you to
get terms on this.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—30-ACRE, 10-
year-eld vineyard; edge of good town;
would sail on reasonable terms or ex
change; also offer 10-acre, 8-year-old fruit
farm nnd vlneynrd near tho above; will pay
from the start. B. F. Eborn, Birmingham,
Ala.
$2,756—GRANT STREET BARGAIN OF 6-
room house, lot 60x150 to alley; elevated,
on car line; can make terms to acceptable
party of $400 cash aud $25 per. month.
FOR SALE OR EXCIIANOE-360 ACRES;
near Ixirlng Springs and Mentone, Ala.,
with, river front; 3.000 ft. altitude: near
Valleybead; on the A. G. 8. It. R. DeKnlb
county, Alabama, big things abend for this
location for summer -borne locations and
pleasure reaort. B. F. Eborn, Birmingham,
Ala.
$3,000—COLLEGE PARK HOME OF BEVEN
rooms, two stories, In good condition, on
corner lot (102x172), shady and pretty; near
car line; we can make terms of $1,000 cash,
bftlftnco eaiy on this
FOR SALE-810,000; ONE OF THE FINEST
retail grocery businesses in Birmingham;
business opt of debt; high-class trade; pays
$85,000 per year sud Increasing; owner
tearing the city; unable to give personal at
tention; will stand closest Inspection- It lk
a gilt-edge pronoritloh: might cousM«>* ac*
ceptlng desirable farm In exchange and pay
cash difference. B. F. Eborn, Birmingham,
Ala..
84,000—ABOUT COMPLETED; NEAR THE
Peachtree*, we have a lovely 2-itory 8-
room home, llutshed beautlfolly Inside nnd
out; If you want a bargain, l.t u> .how you
thl» placa at one., as It la the only thing of
Its kind In tha city altunted ao favorably
nnd to b* bud on ca.y term,.
$7,600-16$ ACRES ORANGE AND GRAPE
fruit farm; Hillsborough county, Florida,
6-room residence; store und warehouse; pas-
ture; railroad and water transportation; a
first-class property.
W. E. WORLEY,
325 EMPIRE BUILDING.
Atlanta 'Phone 3983.
82J600-70-ACRE FARM; BRADLEY CO.,
Tennessee; bottom and upland; houses,
barn, store; also Interest In 64-acre Join
ing goes In. B. F. Eborn, Birmingham, Ala.
$26,000—SO-ROOM BRICK HOTEL; PLEAS*
ure resort; large grounds, South Carolina
mountains; would exchange. B. F. Eborn,
Birmingham, Ala.
CLOSE IN NORTH BIDE.
860.000-FINE CORNER LOT, RIGHT IN
the heart of the city, between the Pied
mont hotel and Alabama street.
$5 PER ACRE-840 ACRES; PRAIRIE
land; Marengo county, Alabama; part of
the large tlmliers have been cut off; lurge
portion good timber remaining; bottom and
upland; 3 miles of railroad. A bargain. B.
F. Eborn, Birmingham, Ala. ‘
$8,500—ONE BLOCK OF PEACHTREE,
this side of West Baker, big corner lot.
Good house. You can sell this In two years
st $12,000.
COAL LANDS—IN ALABAMA' HAVE
several very choice prospected tracts. If
Interested, write. Carry 61-2 to 6 ft. vein.
B. F. Eborn, Birmingham, Ala.
$16.000—BEST BRICK HOUSE IN TUB
city, paying 9* per cent Interest on the
Investment, very close In, north side.
$10,’000—RENTAL $1,200; 100x190; A COR*
ner; fronts cnr line; convenient to cen
ter: Birmingham, Ala.; haa 10 4-room
houses: steady rente*. B. F. Eborn, Bir
mingham, Ala.
$10,000—DOUBLE HOUSE OF 24 BOOMS,
11-2 blocks of Peachtree. Close In, north
side, paying 10 per cent on Investment.
fl6,00O-24-IlOOM HOUSE. ALMOST AT
the Piedmont hotel, rent nt 5100 iter
month under a 5-yrur |t-n«e. Want un offer.
515.600—IIRNTAL 51,510; K. COIINKII, 100X
240; 6 6*roora modern houses; 'excellent
white tenants; Eighth ave., north side;
convenient to center; Birmingham, Ala.
$5.500—HERB IS WIIAT YOU HAVE
been looking for to gut your $2,000 profit
In two yeats. Right close In corner, 81
feet front. Good house, well rented. One*
third cash, balance 1 and 2 years at 6 per
cent. i
$16,000—RENTAL $1,636 TER YEAR; A COR-
ner; 50x190; with two-story 10-room nnd
2-ntory 8-room residences; 3 blocks of the
court house or center of Birmingham, Ala.,
north side; one of the choicest and safeat
Investments In this city. Reasonable terms.
B. F. EBORN,
Real Estate,
Birmingham, Ala.
15,500—E. ELLIS, DOUBLE IIOL'BB,
Close in, paying 10 per ceut Lot 50x500.
Side drive.
15.500-IVY STREET, THE LAST- CHANCE
to get a good house on Ivy etreet this
side of E. Harris nt nny kuch price.
$6,260—E. CAIN STREET, LOT 56x100,
with 6-room house. Very near Peachtree.
$5,000—W. HARRIS, CLOSE IN, LOT 60x
180 to a 20-foot alley. Good 8-room house.
Negro house on alley rented $10, and room
for two more.
GLORE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
$3,600—$2,000 CASH, ON LUCKIE. JUST
3 minutes' walk of Piedmont hotel. Spend
$500 and rent It at $50 per month. Easily
done.
NEAR GEORGIA AVENUE WB HAVE
two new three-room, cottages, renting at
$6 each. W* can sell ,the two for $900. Let
$4,600—AUBURN AVE.. UNDER THE
shadow of tho Mg Candler building. Good
8-room honsc. See me about this.
$3.500—W. CAIN ST., 7-ROOM HOUSE/
lot 60x900 feet. Thin place does not kiss
the sun until about 9 o'clock on account
of the big Candler building being In the
way.
IS* OWE BLdfcK Ob' CAR LINE I.Vf WEST
End we have a nice corner lot. 186 by 320;
only $3,000.
FivunooM TToUSE oiJ REI.sdN
■traat, Lot 60 bjr 156.- TUIa la cloao In.
Price $2,000.
52.260—LUCKIB ST., 5-BOOM HOUSE,
cloee to Tabernacle, elevated lob Don't
you think It's cheap?
NEW FIVE-IUJoil MOtlHfc WiTlt tlAl.l.
and 23 acrek of Und, one-fourth of a mile
of chert road, t mils* from center of city;
$1,300. *
$6.500—GILMER ST.. CLOSE TO BOYS'
High school, two good houses paying 11
per cent. This Is close to Decatur at or
Society ave., as you msy call It.
ON ASIiny STItEBT WB HAVE A SIX-
room bouK with ball; lot 50 b/ 200; 53,-
250.
57,005—OLD HOUSE, LOT 52x200, TWO
oloche of Kimball- house. Here Is you
livery stable or wholesale alts.
EIGllt tlOOM HOUSE. (WBNfcll LOT.’ 44
bjr 114. In a block nt car Un*. Prlco 53.000.
WUofiKKlTrAiN aS*d cffiTfiTLA&b,
6-room house. It's a pick-up at the price.
NfiAJft)-Ni5W hix-ro6m CdWAGE
—Glenwood arenas—$2,250. Rasy terms.
N'bRTlI HIDE HOSiKS.
511.000—PE ACIITUEB HOME. ONE
among the ulceat on this .leading street.
Raltt or granite.
MCK 41a£-ftri6!i nousE &U GhEENR*
ferry avenue; rents for $17.20; price $1,500; <
resy terms.
WB HAVE A Xt’MllElt OF OTHER GOOD
lnveatmento. tUll nnd see us.
57.600-CL.08B TO JACKSON ANI» PONCB
DeLeun ave., I have the beat and moat
60x150 fMt. 81,000 c.b, bal.uc. M«r.
16.200-0001>MtOOM HOUSE ON JACK
bod at., mr North ava. Tin. clavatad
lot, halt rash. It could not b. dnpllcmtftd .t
the nrtra named.
iuooo-WGirfb&i' 7-R66M lioitSETK
Jackaon, bcttr.cn Angler .... and Linden
Js&^WilS'u 8f„ CL0.se t6 NiMIfll
uve., a beautiful 9-room boast. 11,000
cash, 150 per month.
WtoCTWrf&n AVte.. NitAR !»gXCH:
tree, 9-room house, lot 50x100 to all
tree, 9-room house, lot 10x190 to alley.
North are., fine elevated lot. It's worth
-7iioi)M msR house; os
moat are., and a corner. It'a a genu-
mr Mirgaln; part cash.
fa.8»-A MCE t llOOXl llok'KK OX MUXtJ
st,, $500 cash,.$20 per month 6 per cent.
Suitable fortwo families.
ir'wr .i.tsftBx. Miw mooir iraeflts'.
HENRY H. JACKSON.
1,600—TEN-ROOM MODERN NORTH
.1,1, homo: $500 ca.h and ISO month. House
ill rent I*) month. Com. quick before
■old or rented.
BMhTUU
to build; 10 acres fine grove, worth $5,000
line. Must sell
$3,500 BUYS 350 ACRES LAND. FOUR
ARM M Mll.Elt OK IIA,SON, OA. IIAS
kaolin beds and brick clay; adjoining
farms sold $26 to $3) per acre.
ftgfe ■ W (5Ti<*fT “TOnnibl'BTOT
LBoK At iti ki. OAIK; MUCStUoa
161 W. Merrltta. lUay terms.
N and $6 Lorejoy st. $900 each.
east pink, RctWebrt FdMtfCXM)
and Piedmont, onr 6-room boose st $3,000.
read A LI. tiH: WaY'i’hiwS
KOR SOUTH BID.- PROTERTY.
M.ho-a ' reaV'tSfuiT Vroom HOUSE.
In 8 minute.' walk of .tate capItol; lot
tOxtn feet. Fine barn.
KSK=»Tttii'fl.V 'I'l'-td-liATH mooU
houie: close In; lot 10x200 fMt: »!de and
rear .lie,.
Close in on central avk. i have
. (00,1 10-room be* at 51.250, on eaa,
term. N/> ear far* to par.
rCgsB~lx whItP.IUII. W.rTttOgll i-
fa* wasiiin'htan kt:. tw?v
Ihl. aide ot Georgia hT*.. I. the bat
progoelrton on the .tree! at 54,460. l*»rt
fa.joo^A io-ho6M lt6t‘8K ON CAPlTtfC
ar». that coat 56,000 Mom to build.
natffs~iiteitBr*vwx~iiAVg mr-
pleted h, the 10th a* up-to-date <-ntom
honM, In 800 feet ot tlrant park. til.
* dK
R. O. MEDLOCK.
Have Grant pork for play ground.
cHBTtoKiifc AVFi.. PM’Ln'g flHTPlUR,
ami on east front lot 60x300 feet. I have
a beautiful 7-room bouse at $3*500. Part
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE •
Only Yhr*. L.ft of Eight Brand N*w
Suburban Homat.
The flrat month will be given FREE
and If occupied one year, two mora
month* will be given FREE at tb*
end of the year, making only nln*
months you will hav* to pay for. None
but good families will bo allowed In
these houses. These are located on the
River electric ear, line only twenty
minutes ride from the center ot the
city: contain 7 and 8 rooms; bars
naver been occupied; are located In
Wat Atlanta Park. Every house trouts
a ftfty-foot Park, which Is set In trees,
evergreens and Rowers. Pure air; na
tive oaks: an Ideal spot for children.
It la chenper than living In the city
and the surroundings are more Whole-
In the center of this Park are
the Ferro Phosphate Springs, which
will cure any cose of stomach or kidney
trouble, no matter of how long stand
ing. It now has a new church, neatly
furnished, a store, a school-house cost
ing 11.500.00 will soon bo completed.
Captain J. T. Mills, who lives on the
grounds; will show you through the
houses; Rent 820.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
12 Auburn Avenue.
No. 89 Capitol Ave.
Here is a big residence between Fair and Wood
ward Avenue on a lot 1< 5 x 2C0.
We will sell this place for $9,000 cash. It is right
in town, and in the vicinity of big improvements.
FORREST AND GEORGE ADAIR
SEE M. M’NEIL AND
WM. S. SHERWOOD
Room 514 Empire Building.
IF YOU WANT A HOME OP FROM 8IX
to ten rooms nt from $1,700 to $3,000, $4.-
000 to $12,000; uny part of the city; with
Mine irnni ub, uuu we win iiuuu mr ,
long -tlms. Lots from $600 to $2,500.
to Increase—call and see t
FARM FOR SALE.
running water; new* 10-room house, cost
churches and. schools. Trice $6,000.
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECA8T.
Inntn and Vicinity—Showers
1 Thursday.
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
Bcauinout, clear, 81; Dallas, cloudy" So* L
Xavmtotti, clear. 74: San Antonio, iinrtlr
doudy and warm; Tyler, dour and wsrn£ 1
Mississippi—Inzoo ( it}-, clear and ver»
hot; Natchez, Jackson. Meridian, Hasle-
hurst. Brook ha vm. Vicksburg, Greenwood
Natchez, New Albany. Tugnlo, Aberdeen f
and Amoi*y, clear and hot.
Alabama—Opelika and Troy, clear nod
warm; Mobile, Selma and Birmingham
clear and hot; Huntsville, clear and pleas
ant.
Georgia—Columbus, clear and hot; Roms,
clenr and warm; Macon, cloudy nml warm,
bed r rain -—*— A ~~ -**—~ -* rg -—*— •
dear nml
and hot.
Louisiana—New Orleans and Shreveport,
clenr and hot.
North Gnrollna—Ilnlelgh and Greensboro,
••nr «t
Tennessee—Chattanooga.
Nashville, clear and hot.
J. H. GARNER & CO.
EAL ESTATE AND INVESTMEN
305 and 306 Century Bldg.
BOTH PHONES 4499.'
' PEACHTREE-VACANT LOT
Pin,; 60 feet front; 83,750.
‘ PLACE—EtOftT-
Oue-nfth citsta, tmlooce, opo.
—Inrgn corner, lot; close In; J5,500. One-
CLE. AT THE 'HEAD
»t;. If — - - -
of Fifteenth street; lot 100 feet front;
will pay you to see us before trading.
STATISTICS.
DEATH8.
Mrs. F. C. Whippy, 53 years old, died at
j West Peachtree street.
Clarence C. Ray, 2 months old, died at ,388
’rnser street
Mrs. Rboda A. Woodall, 66 years old, died
f apoplexy at 69S South Pryor street.
Gllbern N. Fleming, 60 years old, died of
consumption at 133 Gresnsferry avenue.
BUILDING~PERMITS.
$50-T. U. Walton, to re-oover frame
welling at 54 Whitehall terrace.
$316—Mrs. Myra McRae, to add to one-
tory frame dwelling at 143 Juniper.
$400—F. C. WUkeraon, to build frame
$1,800—A. J. Woodward, to build three
$1,800—A. J. Woodward, to build three
$1^0O-C. B. Miller, to build one-story
_ramo dwelling at 52 Daniel street.
4200-Mrs. E. M. IUce, to add to one-story
frame dwelllug at 56 W. Harris street.
$500—King Hardware Co., to repair bi
building at 444 Marietta street.
$1,250— L. J. Groom, to build one-al
frame dwelling at 133 Jett street.
$400—L. C. King, to repair two-story bi
Imllding nt 274 Ponce DeLeon avenue,
property"tban8Fers.
$6,500—Mrs. -Cornelia F. Daniel to Susan
B. Jones, lot on South Pryor street, near
Woodward avenue. >
$6,600—Ptul Wesley to H. H. Hale, lot on
lfciulerard, uear Ponce DeLeon sreuue.
Warranty deed.
$5,200. Penal Sum—Miaa Lina Bchlefer to
Mrs. Tlncle May Cleveland, lot on Orleans
street, near Urnnt street. Bond for title.
$760—Mrs. L. O. Turner to Dr.* W. J.
Maynard, lot on Peeples street, near Math
ews street. Loan'deed.
$1,300—F. P. IUce to Charles F. Rice, lot
n West Peachtree place, near Orme street.
Warranty deed.
$800—W. R. Kilpatrick to A. P. McCrary,
lot on Hampton street, uear Ethel street.
Loan deed.
$700—J. W. Johnson to L. B. Thompson,
lot on corner of Ureensferry avenue and
Hotderueas street. Warranty deed.
. ®75-W. II. Withers to D. W. Morrmh.
lot on Randolph street, near Houston
street. Warranty deed.
$7,000—Bast Atlanta Land Co. to J. Carroll
Payne. lot on Edrewood avenue, near
Courtland street. Warranty deed.
$25,000 Firs at Norfolk.
By Trlvate Leased Wire.
Norfolk. Va„ Aug. 8.—A big biaxe
last night In Berkeley ward completely
destroyed I. B. Biggs' hardware store
Johnson's bakery, owned by C. D.
Gibbs, and a dwelling house occupied
by Mrs. I. King, and owned by D. W.
Todd. The loss Is placed at $2&,0<K).
and is fully covered by Insurance.
BRAKEMAN IS KILLED
AND SIX MEN HURT
Private Leased Wire.
Indianapolis, Ind., Aug. 8.—A brake-
man waa killed and six men injured
In a collision of two wbrk trains on
the Vandalfa road In this city early thW
morning.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
STATIONS OF
*Atlsnta/~c!eSr?WVME
•Chattanooga, p. cloudy,*.
Columbus, clear, v
Gainesville, dear, .
Greenville, clear. ,
Griffin, clear. < . .
•Macon, p. cloudy.
Mon tire! to, clear. . ,
Newnan, clear. . .
Rome, clear
Spartanburg, clear. .
Tallapoosa, clear. .<
Torroa, clear. . .
West Point, clenr.
CENTRAL
STATION.
S3!
Atlanta. . . , . . .1 14 90 fl
Augustn. . ,
Charleston. ,
Galveston. . .-,
Little Rock. . .
Memphis. .
Mobile. .....
Montgomery.
New Orleans. ,
Oklahoma. . . .
Navanuah. . . .
Vlckslmrg. ...
Wttmlngtoo. , .
T Indicates Inappreclab e' rainfall.
REMARKS.
The temperature climigi-x were unimpor
tant. Ijght ralna were general except lo
the Mobile and Montgomery districts.
Heavy rains were reported In Oklahoma.
J. II. MARBUBY.
• Kcctlon Director.
Dlst, Averages.
Max,
Min.
Ill
m
Old. Asvca.
Georgia 4fts. 1116, * 112 11S
aShte IBS
Macon 6s. 1910 1W
Atlanta, 4fts, 1923 ...1 107 Id's
Atlanta 4s, 1934 .105 I'd
Atlanta and West Polnt.,.^.,... 115 it ;
Atlanta and West Point Depts. UJ . 119
t*. It. of Georgia 1st Income,....... * ’*>
—v 34 lucorae..... *1
Georgia 266 375
Augusta and Savannah ns ill
Southwestern. 116 II*
Georgia Pacific lsts 130 131
C.. C. and A. 1st ill
TURPENTINE STILL
DESTROYED BY FIRE
SjmvUI to Th« OwglaD.
Valdrmta, Qa, Aug. 8.— 1 Tho'.turpen
tine atltl of A. M. Chandler, at Drlmar,
8 mil*# Mat of this city, vra* burned
yesterday afternoon. So quickly did
the Mr* spread that the entire •till, fix
tures, several barrela of aplrlta and a
onalderable quantity of roaln were de
stroyed, causing a loss of 82,500.
TRY A WANT AD
IN THE GEORGIAN
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
Extreme Northwest—Clear, '43 to 66 above.
Northwest— Partly cloudy. 54 to 63 above;
gi-niTal rains In South Dakota, local In
North Dakota and Minnesota.
West and Southwest—Generally cloudy.
60 to 76 nhmv; general rains In “own, 11 ft.
nols, Missouri, local in Nebraska and Kan
sas.
Ohio Volley—Cloudy, 70 to 76 above; gen
eral ralus.
WEATHER FQRECA8T.
Louisiana. Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi,
and East Texas—Fair In south, showers In
northerfi portions Wadnssdif and Thurs
day; light to fresh south winds.
Western Florida—Fair ou Wednesday and
STATE FORECAST.
Georgia. Alabama, and South Carolina—
Showers In north, fair In soutll portion to
night; Thursday showers. •%.
Weather coNon to^s.
The atmospheric pressure has decreased
nt nil stations except In southwest Kansas
and northern Texas. The center of highest
pressure Is over the eastern half or tils
cotton licit, while there are several sinsll
areas of relatively low barometer scattered
over the west and northwest.
In the last 34 hours the rains have been
confined chiefly to the northern half of the
United States and Texns. llaln was falling
this morning ut Fort Smith, St.- Paul, Hu
ron and Boston.
Pnrtl/ cloudy to doudy weather prevails
east of.tin* Rockies, and. with tho,-excep
tion of cooler on the north Atlantia.*const,
there lias been very little chnngo In tem
perature. , » ,
Tho conditions favor showers In this sec
tion tonight nnd Thursday.
. j. n. mabrury.
Section Director^
•Minimum temperatures are for tUe li*
hour perlpd ending at 8 a. in. this date.
Marlow, 1. T...