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A.Ni'A <c i nr. AJ LOli< tl AA. WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD No ad. takan for lata than 25 eanta, tha prica of four line*. 8ix words of average length make a line. The following rata# are for coneeeutfvo insertions: J ® cants a lino. 3 times 5 cants a Una. 6 times 4*/fc cants a line. 26 times 4 cants a Una. times P/ a cants a Una. 78 times 3 cants a line. Written notice is required to discontinue classified advertise* manta. OUT OF TOWN ORDERS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH Georgian want ads. are inex pensive, but they bring quick re- suits and sura returns. Ada. for Situations Wanted will be inserted one time free of charge. They must not exceed feur lines. WE WILL SEND FOR YOUR AD. WITHOUT CHARGE FOR MESSENGER SERVICE. CALL US ON BELL PHONE 4927 MAIN, OR 4401 ATLANTA PHONE. When sending ads. pay for at rates quoted above. WANTED HELP—MALE. experience; send references; must be steady, reliable and sober. Address In own handwriting B. A 8.. rare The Georgian. PHARMACY DIPLOMA AND LICENSE In 12 months. Address Southern College of Pharmacy, Atlanta. Ga. NIGHT SCHOOL—II OOKKEEPINO, Shorthand. Typewriting, etc., only 14 a ith. Drmugbon'e Practical Business Col- . Piedmont Hotel (dock. 122 l’earhtree. >11 phone **. Call, phone or write for It will convince you that C italoau raugno raugnon'i la the beat. WANTED—HELP. YOUNG MAN AS BOOK KEEPER AND STEN- OGRAPHER.MUST HAVE HAD EXPERI ENCE. SEND REFEREN CES. MUST BE STEADY, RELIABLE, SOBER. AD DRESS IN OWN HAND WRITING, B. & S., CARE THE GEORGIAN. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. WANTED—FEMALE. COMPETENT 11EM- lagton operators furnished noaltlons. Remington Typewriter Co., 118 Peachtree , J recommenda tions. Address at once Shorter College, Rome. Ga. FIFTY YOUNG LADIES WANTED IN Imx and tray department; light, easy work and good pay. National Paper Co., 287-261 Decatur atreet. WANTED—GOOD COOK; ROOM ON THE place; reference required. Phone 9M N.. or apply corner Peachtree and Seventeenth WANTED—A PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER (lady) to occupy tree desk room with C< operative Book Co., 97H Peachtree street. ten splendid household articles that rapidly; our agents are making from to 110 per day; a sure money wlm ‘ 4 men and women; write now, you regret It. American B. A P. Co., bridge. Ohio. *31 Whltelmll street. DAVID W. YARBROUGH. MASTER PLLMBER, ‘KENT LIGHTS.” , rvg i meat stores: ask tor It or write J. J. HAS MOVED TO winter comes. and white crowns. Best silver and fillings 60c to fl.50. Teeth extracted s out the slightest pain. Atlanta Dental flees. 39lfc Whitehall street. Phone 2 for Dr. Lanier or Dr. Lovelace. FOR SALE—REAL E8TATE. place It with us; we and personal attention, price we will sell It. C. I Fourth National Bank. Peachtree street. WANTED—REAL E8TATE. BOARDER8 WANTED. Inspection, comparison aud patronage. Boyle, secretary, at the school. LOST, And^ guarantees ^ And ____ Barnett, of course! Your "Unde Jim” la bard to beat: He's at Number It E. Hnnter street. Both Phones 560. ATLANTA DENTAL OFFICES. nine years old. strayed Saturday nig last seen was going toward West Ki Liberal reward If returned to J. D. C< ley Coal Company, 239 McDaniel. CLEAN ( 81 to $1.5 OLD HAT8 MADE NEW PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS cleaned and reshaped. 60c. Soft and stiff fsit bats cleaned and re- FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS HOUSES should have high grade signs. Call on JCsat Sign Co., IIH North Pryor street IT YOU HAVE ANY FURNITURE Oil office fixtures to sell, are the Southern Auction and Salvage Company, Pryor. ’Phone Bell 2804. Sooth FOR SALE-WE PERSONALLY OFFER 818 shares of stock In the Piedmont Iron and Metal Conumny* paring SO per cent on Investment. The amount of money derived from this stock will enable u« to demand money, S n show a net gain of M per cent orer the at twelve months' hualness. We hsVe stood losses seemed In first year's busi ness, besides 60 per cent over and atmve tbla loss. We have inen at the head of thla organisation who are able, competent and thoroughly familiar with all branches of trade composing the hualness of «ur com pany, and will personally take thU mat ter up with any one desiring a paying in vestment on their capital. Only appli cants who mean business need apply, as wa have no time to go over this matter VISIT THE LARGEST AND BEST ... ..... - - - j,Georgia Atlanta Dental Of WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED -ALL KINDS OF 8ALABLE school. law, medical books for cash. J. C. qavan, 71 Whitehall street, 'Phone 1S22. WANTED—SECONDHAND ROLlrTOF or fiat-top deek. with side drawers. Must be In good condition. State price. Ad dress Desk, care The Georgiau. MISCELLANEOUS. VICTOR MANGANESE AND CUOMK steel hank aafcs.nud vanlt doors; every- tblng In safe Hue. It. W. Ellis, Agent, -S S. Broad street. Iwntq Dental Offh’es. ^ ATLANTA DENTAL OFFICE. PHONE"SKJ AND MaITe' aIT^TngAGlT went and have your teeth crowned, filled or bridged by spednllats. Atlanta Dental "B| ~~ Wbltrhs .3* M. A. SHKLTOX. DON'T FORGET M. A. SHELTON IS A practical stove and range repairer; beat orfc and material guaranteed. Both ““ MS. Pryor street. ATLANTA DENTAL OFFICES^ ICKMKMIlKIt-im’ DAnTeR IIAiT CO solldated all hla practice In one big bull Ing, at 39Vfc Whitehall street, under t name, Atlanta Dental Offices. Nothing the South to equal them. Come and s them and have your teeth filled, crown Lovelace, 39*4 Whitehall street. TEETH. TEETH FILLED, FROWNED. BRIDGED and made hr si*clallata at Dr. Lanier's Atlanta Dental Offlrca, 39H Whitehall St TABLE COVERS. TABLE COVER CIIAMOI8 8KIN WITH i><*antlfiil dutolgn of old negro head; aome- thing n»w, nrtlatfr and uaofnl; 22 x22 Inuhoa. 11.54 noatpnld mo atamnai. Th*» Art Shop, It4*x $41. Colmntdn. 8. t\ ART SCHOOL. WANTED—THE PUBLIC TO V18IT Hlappjr'a Rchoo! of Art and Inspect por trait! painted br hie large classes. Corner Peachtree and Auburn. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ATTRACTIVE 8IGN8 WILL BRING YOU business. For high grade work call on Kent. 814 N. Pryor. Phone 2928. AUCTION HALE EVERY WEDNESDAY at 1ft a. m. at the Southern Auction and Salvage Company. 20 South Pryor. IF YOU.WI8II TO BUY. SELL OR Ex change property of any kind It will nay you to mte us. C. II. Wells ft Co.. 1104 Fourth National Bnaik. NO FRENZIED FINANCE IN PURCHA8 Ing a lot In Hlvi>ralde addition to the city of Waycroea, Ga. Agent* wanted. Address Riverside park, Wa ye rout, Ga. MONEY TO LOAN. MO.NKY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO- ple and others American Investment Co., 704 Candler Bldg. Established 1890. WEYMAN A CONNERS, EQUITABLE. Mortgage loans on real estate. W. A. Foster. 12 South Broad atreet. THE UNION SAVINGS BAN K l on Improved Atlanta property a able rates. Bell phone 768. Gould Hldg^ SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND; FARM LOANS—WE ARE loans on Georgia farms at rates ever offered. The Soutbei Company. Gould building. Herman, rooms 2028 Teiunle Court. or ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS. id W. B. Hit ELDON. FELLOW OP THE 12 American ami Georgia state Association of Public Accountants. Sheldon Audit Co.. — public accountants and auditors. 518-619 K Temple Court. Examination!, appraisals. B audits. Local and long distance phone 1194. TALKING MACHINES. •J TALKING MACHINES AND UECOltDS— „ Wholesale and retail distributors of lie- tor Talking Msehlnes and Records. Just — received large consignment of machines and orer 10.000 records, immediate attention given mall orders. We want the names or ail talking machine dealers In the South. »- Write for catalogue. Alexander-Elyes to. BICYCLE 8UNORIE8. * WCTCLE8 AND SUNDRIES—LAROEHT bicycle and sundry distributors In the South. Southern agents for Pleree. Yale. ~ Snell and Hudson bicycle*. Write for our 1906 catalogue and price Hat. Alexander- Elyea Co. ME88ENGER SERVICE. FOR PROMPT AND UEI.IABLE MBS- sengers. 'phone 38. J. A. Davlea and J. C. Branan. MEDICAL. KROMOPATH1L REMEDIES CURE ■'•alp diseases and make hair grow. Kroin’a Medicated Soap makes you by- » cynically clean. (10 year* success.) J. J- . Rrnni, specialist. 613 'Tbs Grand.” At lanta. Ga. „„ PICTURE FRAMES. PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. n. W. Yarbrough. 2Vfc Auburn STenoe, corner Peachtree. Entrance Auburn ave nue. PRE88ING CLUB. PRESSING—ALTERING—THE NEW BU- rekn Pressing Club—Cleaning—Repairing. . Atlanta ‘phone 700. Bell 'phone 2475. 106*4 Whitehall atreet, Atlanta, Ga. Membership 81 per month. STOVES AND RANQE8 REPAIRED. STOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED AND „aet up. Expert workman. Patteraon Furniture house. 286 Petera atreet. 'Phones. Atlanta 2472, Bell 794 we*t. We buy any thing. TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING. II. W. ROUNTREE * BRO. TRUNK AND BAG CO. Retail and repairing. No. 77 Whitehall street. Phone 1876. , WATCHMAKING. TO THE TRADE: CO 51 PLICATED watches are my hobby. Modern Ideas In work and dealings. H. Walter Lett, Room 1217 Fourth National Bank Bldg., Atlanta. SHOE REPAIRING. GWINN’8 SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. Ball 205. M.n'a nwad half aol.a. 75c. FOR FINE SHOE RE PAIRING (0 to J. W. Carroll, 47 Booth Pryor .tract, oppo.lt, court houM. Alt work Orat-cl***. No .cheap prices. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. flALLWOODS. IDEALS and *11 otbar make* at barilla price*. W* ran rail you • roglater. aultable for aay builnew, at a prlc* that cannot b.lp but pleara you. Cash or monthly ptymentu. Every ruitatur rnaranteed for two year*. Southern Ctab Register Co.. Braocb of American Second- Hand Caah Register Ca, 94 8. Broad street. Atlanta. Ga. REGISTER EXCHANGE. 24 S. Broad St., Atlanta. Ga. WALL PAPER. WALL. PAPER AND PAINTS. "Don't let 'em fool you.” Jim Burnett (formerly of Burnett ft Willie) Is not dead oor mlaslog. He la contracting wall paper and painting. Offl<m and show room 12 East Hunter street Both 'phones 150. TEETH. TOt’R TEETH .NEED FILLINGS AND crown* Vl.lt the Atlanta Dental Office*. Whitehall atreet, and commit dentists who are aiieclalfsts. Remember the place, Whitehall. J. A. BROOKS, Real Estate, 407 1-ourth National Bank. Bell Phone 1393 Main. HEAD THIS CAREFULLY. THEY ARE e-cry one bnrgaliui, ami aure money-inak- ^ loti* on corner of Orleans and llroylea, for $60u each. City linprovennuita down, foil 9400 EACH. I HAVE FIVE SULKS' did Iota, lit leas than sixty days they will bring fSno. l.E , r ME H!lO>V YOU THREE 5JEU 1 1101104*!. rented now f4ir $20.40. White ten ant*. ll.ttO get* them. *1.000 IIUYS THREE NEGRO llot'HES; g«N4i| condition; rant* cheap at $5 each. Look! ONE AI RE, I.EVEI, AND NICE; five rtHiiii new Innnw and out lion*#**; fenced; all white wm-tlon ami some nnlcinll'1 home*; giMMl iielghtHM-n; $1,600 get* till*, and on term*: fi>m»<! sale. NEAR CENTER OF COLLEGE PARK. three large lota, with uihmI hotme. own er ha* got to have $1,500. and wants It bag, ril make terms on this. TWO FIVE ROHM IIOV'HKM, ON CORNER. el«w*e In; all elty Improvement*; $2,100 1 get * both, t'utot more t«9 build them. SAY. WIIAT DO YOU THINK oK Tills? A railroad- front of 150 fet-t. with Mg frontage on paved atreet ami ear line; right up lit town. Clone to faetorle*; $5,- om will buy thl* 4*u qtilek Male. H.SO-IE VOI WANT ROOD INTEREST on your money and with no trouble to get It. let me tohow vou thin lnve*trm*nt. Ill two bbwka <»f eapltol ami five mluute*' walk of renter of city. |te*t renting prop erty on the inifrket. Strictly white, and 1 IIaTE NICE HOMES IN EVEIIY PART of the city. SIX ROOMS, EAST I’HONT. CLOSE To Grant |*nrk; first-clnaa. Will rent f4»r $20 guarantee*!, <ir occupy It yourself. $2.- 000. Teruito. AN EI.KliANT HOME ON EAST OKOK gin avenue. Junt put on market. Thin Im 4'verything that you want, ami I ran Hell It tor $2.‘-'A ami give teruito. Quick. NOW, THAT CAITroL AVE.NT'E HOME. •hi the eorner, with the large lot and the »p\en ritoun h49iiN4*. with every <*onve- nlem 9*; will only coat you $i.5oa. THE I'l.ACE ON SOETII IIOCLEVARD lia* an alley «»n i*bb* ami bark; It Ii a home toure; built for It: hn* eight roonm. with every nt-rimmiodatlou. Kee me for Y teruito- TWO BARGAINS JEST GIVEN ME TO sell on north tolde. l-.legant hoim-H. but 49wuer«» won't let me advertise. DO YOU WANT TO SELL VOEIt PLACE5 See me. 1 .nn do II. ‘ t FOR RENT. f l SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY. Phone. SOI. 412 Peten Building. IUE0 - NORTH AVENUE, S-ROOM COT- U(e on large lot. Dent jidImd street. Tbl. I. a w.ll 1.ulIt brand-new cottage, choice neighborhood, and we .hare . « trnna H.OW-TIIIRTT mx-nooii HOTEL, east man, lia.; remodeled, new furniture; lot nearly j acre,; good patronage; rented at preaent on In*, at IfOO per month. Thla to a aplendld Inreatment, In a lire town. Will atilt aome hotel naan to liny thla and get poaaeajlon an aoon as praraut lease expires. Write us for. partfcular*. ANHI.KT PARK LOT-ON PEACHTREE circle, 196x420, and wa are going to sell this lot at coat for special reason*. Price •,70). It's a good so*. IS.OOO-I.ISTIE.N AVENUE. NEAR PEACH- tree, a splendid f room bouee on nice, large north front lot Can make easy terms on this. , $4.260-ELEVENTH STREET; SHADY. level lot, 65x204. Your last chance fo get one of these lovely lots for a home. Spe cial reason for selling. Tbla Is like silk, and fine silk at that. woo FRONT POOT-WE HAVE ON THE north aid,, on a food (tract, 750x150. al to oat perfectly leral. covered with denae ahnd, trraa, oak, lilaekffum. »tc. All Im- provemanta down. $8.96<V-NEAR THE PEACIITREKS WE have a brand new 3-story well-built house, rented on lease for one rear ct $27.50; bouse. Is n dandy and the location canT be bent. $6,60<)—FIFTH SltfoKT HOME OF NINE room*, on lot 60x900 (a* perfect a lot as there Is In the city). Tnla bhuse is furnace- heated. In good repair, could not be dupli cated for the money. 84.000 - NEAR JACKSON. I?? g6<>D neighlmrhood, w# have a aereo-foom cot tage, in very good condition, on a lot 44 by 294. Think of the site of this lot! Atlanta dirt, too. Lot alone la almost worth the price. Always occupied as a home. SALESMEN: I. C. MCROrV. L M. JOlIN- SON. M'DONALD F.rilANKR. GIrORE & JUSTIN, 215 Peters Building. SIX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. BEST ^■urt of Jon., (T«nu«, tod u beauty; |3.- ON NORTH SIDE 6k^ NEAL 8TREET. between Cheatnut and English avenue, nice level large lot, $325, WE HAVE A NICK klvE ltooM CtfT tage. eaat front. Lot 110 by 100, In West ern Heights, only $1,260. FIve roOm CoYtage on' jTBOoR street. Lot 60 by 125. This Is close In. Price $2,000. WE HAVE A i/rt onIwooTiWArIi AvF- nue; 104 by lfi, to hnother street; only $1,160. TWO SIX-ROOM COTTAGES NEAIi ttlt- mlnal station; sidewalks and sewer; cabi net mantels; splendid renting section; $1.- 500 each; one-tnlrd cash and monthly pay ments. FOCIt NICE LEVEL AND SflAttY LOTS near Grant park; $1,400. STQP PAYING RENT! BECOME YOUR OWN LANDLORD! THE STANDARD REAL ESTATE LOAN CO. of Washington, D. C., will sell you from one to five contracts entitling yon to a loan of from $1,000 to $5,000 at 5 per cent simple Interest, returnable In small monthly Installments of $7.50 ncr mouth on each ‘1.030 liorrowed. enabling you to Iwcome wir own landlord and paying for your ionic for less than you are now paying rent. Foi HONEST. TRUTHFUL. HUSTLING AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY IN GEORGIA. WANTED TOP OR GOOD IAND ROLL FLAT TOP ITH SIDE MUST BE CONDITION. PICTURE FRAMES. corner Peachtree. Entrance Auburn avenue. FOR RENT—ROOMS. PRYOR STREET! lose in on South Pryor St., ell improved property, ents $75 Month. Price $7,- X). See LIEBMAN, Real Estate—Renting, hones 1075, 28 Peachtree Street. FRASIER & SMITH, Bell Phone 3533-M K BUY AND SEI.I. IIOFHEB ANI> LO" >ii easy terms. 1S5 Auburn avenue. We WANTED, have customer with Real Estate At Auction 75 Lots. We have subdivided the Blount property into 75 lots and will sell them at auction on the premises Saturday, Sept. 8th, at 3 O’Clock p. m. This property fronts De- Kalb avenue and runs through to MeLendon St. It adjoins the handsome res idences of Jdessrs. High tower and Morris and is within 167 feet of beautiful Moreland avenue (Inman Park). These lots will front on two electric car lines and covered with pretty shade, lie beautifully, no grading, no fills. Schools and churches are conven ient. This entire tract is sit uated on a commanding em inence, which overlooks At lanta. On all sides of these lots are some of the most beautiful homes in Atlanta insuring to the purchaser an established neighborhood We are offering very liberal terms to pur chasers—-one -third cash, balance #10.00 a Month, STEWART AVENUE PROPERTY. On next Tuesday (legal sale day), we are going sell the Bowlin Property on Stewart Avenue for C. S Winn, Administrator. This is a tract of 4 acres on the southeast corner of Stewart Avenue and University Avenue, fronting 330 feet and running back 534 feet, with improvements on it. We are going to sell this tract at administrator 1 sale for spot cash. Examine it before day of sale and be on hand. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. MATHEWS & HILL. 613 Empire Building, Bell Phone M. 1748. Atlanta 172. CO. m PEACHTREE ST.-At tbla limn !x*r on IVoehtm* street. Iiehrwn J«rim ml Forayth streets. you will dm! one *ti*ra ■»*iu 127x47), with basement a I tout the same •lx**. Thla plat** la suitable for a nice gro cery or almost auy Rlmt of ratal! business, a live man ran do a gon«l bustuc** at thla Mu ml. K«*t»t $10) |>er month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT. 12 Auburn Avenue, , Both Phone* <12. SAUNDERS, PRATHER & CO., 510 Temple Court. TRY A WANT AD IN THE GEORGIAN 7 per cent interest, Plats and informa tion at office of RoffSims&Co. Real Estate Agents, 319 and 320 Fourth National Bank Building. Bell Phone 888. Standard 2880. IN COLLEGE PARK. AND ONLY 300 feet from depot, we have a lovely twelve- rito>m house, on an acre lot. Water works. Ten rooms have grates. East front. Love ly rooms. Stable, out houses, etc. The owner wants to sell quick. Come up mid let us show you what a bargain this Is. ON GRANT STREET, JUST OFF GKO li ght avenue, we hare a five-room house; all conveniences; eaat front; a corner lot, aud only $3,009; easy terms. 62 JONES AVENUE. SEVEN ROOMS; nice lot; ouly $2,500; easy terms. 16 GRAY STREET-FOUR ROOMS; $1,400. SEVERAL BARGAINS IN OAKLAND City at Fort McPherson; one five-room boq:p at tt.fert; $20? caah; one three- room house. $606; $5o cash. Quit paying rant. GEORGIA AVKNQE—TWO NEW 8IX- room houses; only $2.-*00; easy terms. ATLANTA AVENUE—GOOD FIVE-ROOM h$i*e; all convenience*; $1,650. Eaay tortus. COME UP AND LOOK OVER OUR LIST. We think we cau suit you. R. O. MEDLOCK. HENRY H. JACKSON. R. 0. MEDLOCK CO., Corner Peachtree Street and Edgewoud Avenue. BELL 'PHONE 3794. STANDARD 'PHONE 4794. 17.000—LOVELY .VlNE-ROOM HOUSE. fine shade, lot 60 l»v iso. near corner Peachtree street and Merritt* avenue. $5,500—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, FINE LOT, 50 by 200, near corner Peachtree and Cur rier. $4,250—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, FINE shadeil lot, near Boulevard and Angler. Bargain. $4.fl00—N1NE-KOOM HOUSE. NEAR COR- nor Highland and Jackson. $5,000—LOVELY COTTAGE HOME NEAR corner Peachtree and Linden. $6,000- LOVELY NINE-ROOM HOUSE, north fllde, now vacant; $500 or more rash and $50 or more a month. Cnn't build house for price naked. Renta for $50 mouth. $4.250—SEVEN AND FIVE-ROOM HOUSES. ••lose In. near eapltol; always rented $40 month. 15.000— EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. SHADED lot, 3 acres; eaay terms; $500 caah and $S<» month. $1.200—FOUR-ROOM HOUSE AND HALL, near Fair street school. 84.600—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. CLOSE IN, Whitehall street; bargain. $6,000—TEN*ROOM HOUSE. LARGE LOT, very desirable; Whitehall. $3,000—SIX-ROOM HOUSE. SOUTH Bou levard, near school. $6,500—NINE-ROOM HOUSE AND 10 acres. Big bargain. Must sell qatek. Come and Inspect this. $4,000—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, NEW, North Jacksou; terms. $2,750—SIX-ROOM HOUSE, LARGE LOT. IIIII. $5.200—NINE ROOM HOUSE, NEW. MOD- ern. large shaded lot; owner dead, and home uiutot he sold at once. North side. $2,100—PRETTY SHADED LOT. JACK- son street; bargain. $8,000-200 ACRES. ON RAILROAD. ALL new Improvements, costing about $6,000, lu fine town % miles north of Atlanta; land worth the money. SPECIAL. 16,000 WILL. BUY A NICE HOME ON SPRING ST; CABINET MAN TELS, PORCELAIN BATHTUB, AND MODERN IN EVERY CONVEN IENCE, AT THIS PRICE FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. VV. E. TREADWELL & CO., Real Estate Agents, All Clara,* City Pruparfy mnl Farm,. 24 South Broad St.—Bell Phone 2644. Atlanta Phone 3803. • STATISTICS. BIRTH8, To Mr. and Mra. G. T. Tumblln. .♦ Courtloinl street. a oon. To Mr. and Mra. B. W. Itarymso. m n Woodward avenue, a aon and dnoghtS To Mr. and Mr*. Boat Wilkermn, Tattnall street, a oon. To Mr. and Mra. ft F. Trader, at m South ITyor afreet, n aon. To Mr. and Mra. Frit* Uhrig, at 442 cu. don street, a daughter. U4r ‘ DEATH 8. W. I*. G. Barrett. 25 years old, dial m tnliereuloatg. at Denver, t'olo. Edith Moore. 2 months old, died at Grad* hospital. . " Ittifua Cook, 2 months old, died at Bh» Mra. 4. G. Iseator, Jr., 28 years old, din at Ht. Joseph Infirmary. ^ Mias Fannie Gmrea, 44 years old, died ,» Tnliernacle Infirmary. George Camptiell, Terminal hotel. Miss Fannie May Nolan, 24 years old, am at ® Luckle street. ^ Joseph Finley, 60 years old, died of bM-; disease at Baltimore, Md. Mrs. Susie Humphries. 60 y< of cancer at 163 Love afreet. Ethel Louise Ayers, 4 months old. died cf pneumonia at 16 Bradley atreet. property’transfers. $2,500 Penal Sum—T. A. Holbrook to a. B. Williams, lot on corner Clark and Pied* —*nt streets. Bond for >2,426—J. C. Thomason l ... Bass street, near Hill. $5—Atlanta Savings Bank to E. ... friend, lot on Rawsou street, near Coopt Quit claim deed. year old, dM q Should Religion Be Taught in Public Schools? No one in these Java would. I pre sums, deny that religious equality Is a principle that should be sacred Im the eyes alike of the Individual and the state. Yet, In effect. Is it not being challenged and deviated from by many persons at this moment? ‘ o one can possibly be without a creed or opinion concerning the rela tion of the 8een with the Unseen, In other words, corcemlng religion, and that all opinions •'n the subject. In cluding those of "a% '.ostlcs,” must per force be dogmatic. A prominent member of the cabinet, who ought to be able to think lucidly, but who on this occasion seems to have failed to do so, grants the foregoing conclusions, but goes on to affirm that It necessarily follows that schools aid ed by the state, or by the grant of public money, must be secular, Inas- much as the state must be neutral in matters of religion.” The lack of lucid thought arises here from the ambiguous use of the word "neutral." There are two possible ways for the state to b» really neutral In the mat ter; Either (1) to allow that religious sentiment and opinion are of supreme importance In all teaching, even of the ostensible purely secular kind, and necessarily enter, directly or Indirect ly, into all such teaching, save of the abstract sciences; or .<2) to affirm whether expltclty or Implicitly that It Is not of tt\c slightest consequence If they be excluded from the secular cur riculum In elementary schools. From the first of those two alterna tives It follows that the state must consult and abide hv the wishes of the parents; from ;i»e second, that the w ishes of the parents may legitimately be ignored, and religious opinion and religious sentiment may be treated as a superfluity, not to say a nuisance. Are we, as a nation, prepared t» adopt the second course? Ask Bishop Potter, of New York, one of the most open-minded of men, what has been the effect of. In large measure, adopt* Ing It In the United States. Ask the most serious men In France, even though they themselves may in- cllne toward "agnosticism,” what Is the result of an analogous course havini been pursued, yet more absolutely in their country. Turn to the volumes recently pub* llshed by Mr. Shadwell on "Industrial Efficiency” and there read his atatls tics contracting the appalling number of Illegitimate births and suicides in those parts of Germany where religious sentiment Is more or less extinct with the paucity of either In thdse districts where religious sentiment Is Inculcated and prevails. But need we resort to other countries In order to be admonished of the dan ger of materialistic conception, as con* trasted with the Divine Idea of life! Materialism Is rampant In the lani the pursuit of w*ealth, luxury' and dl* version raging among men. and. alas! women also. I know of nothing more pathetic than the nobl? and self-sacrificing ef forts of those who are striving with ijl their might to mitigate these evils; evils that, by a wiser method of educa* tlon might, in large measure, havi been anticipated and prevented: pre vented by the early and continuous In culcatlon of the worthlessness, nay. ffl the unworthiness, of the feverish chas< for money, luxury and excitements as compared with the cherishing and pur* suit of nobler pleasures. Materialism —not used In any scientific or philo sophic sense, but In Ita colloquial all* nlricatlon—Is to be confronted anf corrected only. by more elevated no tions concerning what make* lif< worth living, and elevated religious feeling respecting Ilf* and Its Issuk, unless Inculcated In childhood, Is rare ly acquired In after years. Peace-loving, but robust, Pntrlotlsnv Reverence—designated by Shakespeare "that angel of the world”—Humility Urbanity—In a word, all the Pletla —are surely as Important elements It education as the knowledge of ho* many pence go to the pound, and a long as there are hundreds of thous* ands of persons who believe, rightly of the reverse, that these "pieties*' ran not he duly inculcated apart from defi nite theological dogma, the state ii bound to allow for that view Just as much aa for the opposite one—In othar words, to treat denominational schools and denominational teaching ns consid erately and fairly as undenominational What did even a pagan poet pr a J the gods to give to the youth of Rome probos mores doc!!! Juventaa date, Et derus omne— briefly. In English, all the pieties. "The youth of a nation," said thi wisest atatetim&n of our time, "are th# trustees of posterity,” and a youta destitute of religious sentiment will as suredly squander, one by one, the precious bequests left us by the parent past. Only one brief word more. History show’s that no statesman, and no g™'' eminent that la truly wise, ever quar rels with religious feeling. If they their final fate la certain. They have to go to Canossa. EXPORT TRADE IN COTTON HEAVY S|w*Mnl to The fleorglon. Brunswick, Ga., Sept. 2.—The cott«9 *ea»on for 190S-’0< closed on Frldaf- During the year ju*t ended there nert chipped from thl* port to port. In tM United State* 2l.»i5 bale*. To r' r " In foreign countries, 101,145 bale* Ttt heaviest movement wa* In Decemban 1905, when 44,000 bale* were ,hlpp« to foreign and <,*00 bale* to domett" port*. Tavern Hotel Fire. Special to The (leorctau. New Decatur, Ala., Sept. 1.—About i« o’clock Saturday night fire wa* 'Un covered In the kitchen of the Tavern Hotel. 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