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WANT ADS
ONE CENT A WORD
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certs, the price of fosir line*.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Knspfre building.
Greer. Atlanta,
AGKXTS WANTED—WE MANUFACTURE
I im splendid koeariioM ankle* that r~**
I npMly; «nr agents are making from
j to IH j*er day; a sure owy «1»ef for
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26 times .
times .
78 times .
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discontinue classified advertise*
ments.
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crnaive, but they bring quick re*
Quite and aura returns.
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be inserted one time -free of
charge. They must net exceed
four lines.
WE WILL SEND FOR YOUR
AO. WITHOUT CHARGE FOR
MESSENGER SERVICE. CALL
US ON BELL PHONE 4927
MAIN, OR 4401 ATLANTA
PHONE. When sending ads. pay
far at rates quoted above.
TBKTH.
I SPECIALISTS WHO ARB EX PERT HEX*
i flats at Dr. fa tier’a Atlaata Dental Of*
j flrr«jit Whitehall afreet,
DAVID W. TASBrAirCO.
ii AST EH fLL MftKIt.
IA » E. Heater St
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY.
Phone. iiH. 412 Pater. Bulldinc-
ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS.
w B. KIIKMiOX. VELUM* OP TUB
Amrtietm mwd (Itorrb A—arlMIUm
rt 1’aMlr f TWBIItll MeWlaa Audit
rabMr enmtim «M auditors 41441.
T.»pl» («rt. Kiajr.in«tl«». .ppniaaU.
**" r * U ::l* * J."! jL’.'.’.T.. a«2?-«2s*«55:
la a writ built brsodnew cottage,
rbofce neighborhood. and we bare
TALKING MACHINES. , .
TAI.KISO MAI'IIIM S AM> BBCOBDA- Tbl.
HV'lwl. and retail distributors vt Vie-1 ta a _ _ _ _
t«r Talking Mark] era aad Record*. last {red need the price for Immediate Bate _
rerafred large consignment of machine* and tbla figure, aad raw make ten attractive
orer le.Un records. laaaaedialr att Alloa ! (eras
glren mall ordera. We waat the naaaea «f I
all talking nuirtfue dealers In the lloati.
Write for r»talogue. Aieiaoder-Fl yea Co
BICYCLE SUNDRIES.
BICYCLES AMI SUNDItlEF-l-ABOEST
Wffflr aad nundry distributors la the
South. Southern areata for I*ferrr. Yale,
Snell and Hudson kb-yde*. Write for rrar
t*96 catalogue and urira list, Alexander-
Eire* Vm.
“KENT LIGHTS/*
THE BEST OK MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
•old at MV* X ITyer Sc. Ales K*af.
I'hoB* cm
, depart
ment stores: »*k for It nr write J. J. It rum.
Scalp and Hair Specialist CU The Grand.
C- W. nr-SPELL HAS MOVED TO „
Peters afreet. Hare your roofs, gutters
and warm air furnaces pat In shape before
winter comes.
WANTED HELP-MALE,
WANTED. HELP—YOI’XG MAN
bookkeeper and stenographer; most Mt*
bad esperlence; send reference#; must be
Steady, reliable ami nober. Address In own
b'tndwrltlng B. A S.. care The Georgian
I'll A It M At’Y DIPLOMA AND LICENSE
In 12 month# Addrca# Southern College
of Phartnary. Atlanta. Ga.
NIGHT SCHOOIa—B OOKKKBPI N O.
Shorthand. Typewriting, etc. only ft «
month Draughon’s Practical Hasim-sa t’4d
lege. Piedmont Hotel Work. IK Peachtree
Bell phone SO. Call, phone or write for
catalogue. It will convince you that
Dvuagltoa’a i« the he#*.
WANTED—HELP.
YOUNG MAX 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 BEU-
I art on operators furolshed position#.
Remington Typewriter Co.. J1J Peachtree
, I send recommends-
Address at ooce Shorter College,
une, Ga.
FIFTY YOUNG LADIES WANTED IN
hot aad tray department; light, easy
work and good pay. National Paper Co.,
287-382 Decatur street.
WANTED—GOO!> COOK-”BOOM OX THE
pi. re; reference required. Phone T* V.
or apply corner Peachtree and Seventeenth
WANTED—A PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
tree desk room with Cl
, J»74 Peachtree afreet.
OLD HATS MADE NEW
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS
rliiand and reshaped. Me.
Baft aad stiff felt beta cleaned aad re*
shaped, She.
Hands or sweats. Sr each extra.
ACME HATTERS. 6»4 Whitehall ht
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
BUSINESS MOUSES
Call oa
*ryer street.
"ssswr
Kent Sign
Phone jfr.
lr Tor HAVE AN'V PUKEITTRE OH
office flaturee to nett, see the Southern
Auction and Salvage Company. 90 South
Pryor Phone BH1 391.
FOB SALE-WE PERSONALLY OFFER
51* shares of stork In the I led moot Iron
sod Metal Company, (wring » per 4*e»r on
Investment. The amount 4*f mooey derfre4l
from this stork will enable us to demand
•ur price for uearly all stock in our Hue
•t present. We are inn 1 lug
can show a net gain of SO per rent oier the
last twelve months' business We have
stood losers accrued In first yeur' ■■■
tteea. besides 60 per cent over and nl*ne
this loss We hove men at the head of
thla organisation who are able, competent
aad thoroughly familiar with all branrhe*
of trade composing the business of
paay. and will personaJIv tab- this mat*
trf up with any one desiring a paying In
vestment on their capital. Only nppll
mean business need apply, as
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
. aaacfiit
and personal attention. If ICn worth (be
P rice we will sell It. C. H. Wells A Co.. 1104
onrth National Bank.
IF YOU WISH TO BUY. SELL OB EX
change property of any kind. It will way
you to see ns. C. H Weils A Co.. Ittl
Fourth National Bank Bldg. •
NTORE-M2 PEACHTREE STREET. BUN*
nlng thfough to Forsyth street. Inclod
Ing mod basement and upstairs. Apply
at office of Onthman fttenm laundry, \jf
Peachtree atreet.
WANTED—REAL ESTATE.
IF YOU WIKI! TO HUY. HELL OR EX
change proj«erty of any kind, it will
you to see US. c. H. Wrila A Co..
UomtHi Ns Hens I Bank.
BOARDERS WANTED.
THOBB WHO IIEXIBR TO TAKE TECH
students as boarders please address O
Boyle, secretary, at the school.
And guars a tees
Does roar pain flog, does It ofee.
And "always lowest In the price?”
Burnett, of course:
Your **CnHe Jlat” la hard to beat*
He’s at Number 12 E. Hunter street-
Both Phones MO.
ATLANTA
largest South.
Whitehall.
Lost ok rtrayed—Rfeo iiri.E aiuh t
nine years old. strayed Haturday night;
last seen was going f4iward West End
Liberal reward If rrluroel to J. D. Coo
ley Coal Companj. 21* McDaniel.
THE BEAT IH ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST
-Atlanta Iwnta! Offices. 3>H Whitehall
street.
V-KANKI.IN. tTIE OI.EAX CLEAN FtSU
ATLANTA DENTAL OFFICES.
BEMEMBEB-KR. LANIER HAH CON-
solids ted all bla practice In one big build
Ing. at .*?»% Whitehall street, tinder the
name. Atlanta Dental Offices. Nothing In
the Houtb to equal them. Pome and see
hern and hare your teeth filled, crowued
nd brldgeil by specialists and not by stu
dent a. Phone j4 j for Dr. tinier or I»r.
^^■■■HmMq&maBaaHiimiBmBBaamHmanHB
TEETH.
TEETH FILLED. CROWNED. BRIDGED
and mad# by
Atlanta !»enul
TABLE COVERS.
TABLE COVER CHAMOIH SKIN WITH
Iieautlful design of old negr»» head; some
thing new, artistic and useful; 22x22 Inches.
Id.50 tmstpald mo stampsi The Art Hhop,
“oi CoInmMa. H tV
ART SCHOOL.
WANTED-THE PUB I 1C TO VISIT
Hlappy'a School of Art and Inspect por
traits painted br his large classes. Corner
I’t aebtree and Auburn.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
cants
we bar
DO time to
this matter
-VISIT THE LARGEST AND BEST
equipped dental apartments In Georgia at
am Whitehall street. Atlanta Dents! Of
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED—ALL KINDS OF SALABLE
school, law, medical hooks for rash J,
«' Gavan. 71 Whitehall street, 'Phone 1SK.
WANTED—TEN THOUSAND I
buy Money Flour. There 1
every sack.
WANTED—SECOND-HAND ROLI.TOP
or flat-top desk, with side drawers. Must
be In good condition. State price. Ad
dress Desk, care The Georgian.
WANTED—BY EXPERIENCED HTE.YOG-
rapber. with typewriter, some work after
office hours. Can take your citation when
convenient. Circular letter# and all kind
of
res#onab!«
jmas9BiaBi$9S9
MISCELLANEOUS.
VICTOR MANGANESE AND CltoMK
■tee! t«nk safes and vault d^rs: every
thing in safe Hue. It. W. Ellis. Agent, 3* fe.
Broad street.
lants Dental Office#.
ATLANTA DENTAL OFFICE.
PHONE 25M-J AND MAKE AN ENGAGE
ment and have your teeth crowned, nil***!
or bridged by ap«dallsta. Atlanta tb-ntnl
ged by apecfalls
m
M. A. SHELTON.
FORGET II. A. RHELTON IB A
practical store aad range repairer; heat
work and material guaranteed. Both phones
— U S. Pryor atreet.
business. For high grade work*
Kent. *lli N. Pryor. Phone 2*2*.
MESSENGER SERVICE.
FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE
►flpra. ‘phone XL J. A. Davies
»**M-THIRTY*SfX-BOOM HOTEL. EAST-
■wa. Ga.; re*aaxlr!e<l. new furniture; lot
•rarly 2 acres: good patronage; rented at
E resent oa lease at UM per mouth. This
‘ • •P^bdld Investment, la • flve tvwa.
Bill suit wane hotel mam. to buy this and
get possession an noon as present *
eipfren. Write us for particulars.
ANHLEY PARK LOT-OX PEACHTREE
rfrrio. lMxtzu. sad we are going to ant
2J25* I *9ls lot at cost for Special reason. Price
&.7uj. ft’s a good oar.
„ , MEDICAL.
KUGMOPATH1C it EM EDI EH CUBE
„wa!n diseases and male hair gtow.
Krotn • Medicated Hoap makes you by*
aicnicnliy* c|#an. d9 years nrrm) J. i-
Krom, specialist. (U Thu Grand.” At
lanta. On.
PICTURE FRAMES.
PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
H. W. Yarbrough. Zbt A shorn tvarar,
corner Peachtree. Entrance Auburn are-
pressing club.
PRESSING—ALTERING—THE NEW E« -
refca Prenstog rtn b>^ lea nlng—Repairing.
Atlanta phone 7j\ Bell phone 2176. 1«V*
Whitehall afreet, Atlanta. Gs. Memlwreblp
KW-LIJWBX AVENUE. NEAR PEACH
tree, a splendid a ream house on nice,
large north front lot. Can make easy
*cru»# on this.
«*■' * oiubbi; 1.
fcsXM. Your teat chance to get
lovely lots for a homo. Hoc
for aelllug. This Is like sfrk,
VAM FRONT FOOT-WE HAVE ON THE
north side, on • good street. SSileQ. at*
®out perfectly level, covered with dense
■hade trees,'oak. black gum. etc. A1
provement# down.
set op. Expert workman.
TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING.
Whitehall st-eet. Phone
jar"
WATCHMAKING.
TO THE TRADE: I OII'U
watches are roy bobby. Moder
ork and dealing — —
1217 Fourth Nat if
SHOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
i Lt-CKIK. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
B.H tat. Kn'i ,*H half Min. 7V.
FOR FINE SHOE RE
PAIRING
AH work first-class.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. HA LI. WOODS. IDEAL3
•ad all other makes at barfftla
We can sell you • register. sultsL.. . .
any business, at a price that cannot help
but please you.
Cash or monthly payments. Every register
guaranteed for two years. Rout hern Cash
Register Co . Branch of American Second-
Hand Cash Register Co., 24 M. Broad street.
Atlanta. Ga.
REGISTER EXCHANGE.
24 8. Broad 8t^
Atlanta. Ga.
WALL PAPER.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS.
Don’t let Vm fool you.” Jim Burnett
(formerly of Burnett A Willis* la not dead
nor missing. Ue I# contrasting wall paper
• nd painting. Offlcs and show room U
East Hunter street. Both 'phones 540.
YOUR TEETH NEED FILLINGS AND
rrowos. Visit the Atlanta Dental Offlree.
2*H Whitehall street, and consult dentists
w !p* if* speclsllsts. Remember the place,
wno are special
3*H Whitehall.
J. A. BROOKS,
Real Estate,
4(7 Fourth National Bank.
Bell Phone 1393 Main.
AUCTION* SALK EVERY WEDNESDAY
at 10 a. m. at the Southern Auction and
Salvage Company. 20 South Pryor.
IF YOU WISH TO BUY. HELL OR EX
change properly of uoy kind It will nay
you to see us C. II. Wells A Co., 1104
Fourth National Bank.
NO FRENZIED FINANCE IX Pt RCIIAS
Ing a bd In Riverside addition to tb*
city of Wayeroes, Ga. Agents wanted.
Address Riverside park. Wnycross. Gs.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Co. 7*>« Candler Bldg.
Establish***! 190.
WEYMAN A CONNERS. EQUITABLE.
Mortgage loans on real estate.
straight loans made for 6 per rent and up
wards. According to deslraldltty of loan.
W. A Foster. 12 Smith Broad street.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 4. ( AND 7 PER
rent Interest, according tu accurlty of
fered; small expense and prompt attention.
Only on real estate In aad near Atlanta.
H II. Turman.
MONEY LOANED ON wllAL ESTATE!"!
TO » YEARS, f PER CENT. JOHN
CAREY. IS EAST ALABAMA STREET.
or call S. W. Cnraoo. 24 8. Broad street.
1 ARM LOAN 8—WE ARB PLACING
loans on Georgia farms at the lowest
rai*s ever offered. The Southern Mortgage
Company. Gould building.
Herman, rooms 202 3 Temrde Court.
I HAVE *6.0f» TO LOAN. SI MS TO SUIT.
•« unencumbered Atlanta realty. Addre»«
R. R M . - arc Georgian
PICTURE FRAMES.
corner Peachtree. Entrance Auburn avenue.
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
TlTiNiiWTf | CAN HKUTvor TtlKKli
lot. on inrn.r of urlnn. «n.| llrorl..,
for rA> onoh. f tty ImproronionD down.
ffnmsrr. AriTTTTlAVE* FI VE - hTiTkx'-
dtd In,,. In I.m than ,lxtr cl.r, tti.T
III I'rln* *&A
TTf SII; kiTiiw \TR Tlmfefe xK\V
bnutPi, rrnlM now for Kl.Vi. Whllr Ira-
•nil 11.160 grim lb,m
11.000 IiTl’TtilKEEfTfEiTBO ifutrsKfij
foo*l -"ii'llllon: rratr ehrtp it U rteb.
LOOK: UNK ACHE, I.EVKI. AND NICE:
five-room new house nn*t out hnusea;
fen4*ed; all wtdte section and some splendid
homes; gtmm| nelghliors; 11,600 gets this, and
on tertaa; forced sale.
NKAIt 1’KNTKU OF
large Iota, with xoo
has got to have tlAOO. and wants It
l*ad. I’ll make terms on thin.
Ttt’O FIVK RolllI 110rSKK. ON l'?)HNERj
rbwe iu; all city Improvements; *2.1$)
Cost more (o build them
HAY. WHAT DO Yof Tlll’SS OF THIS
• A railroad front of 150 feet, with big
frontage on paved street and car line;
right up In town. Close to factories; U*.
(to wilt bay thin on quick sale.
11.34-IF YOl’ WANT «!OOb INTEREST
«»n your money and with no trouble to
get it. let me show vnu thla Investment. In
two Mocks of rapftnl nnd five minutes'
walk *»f center of city. Rest renting prop
erty on the market. Strictly white, and
paying 1? per cent now
I IIAtK Vjr-K HOMES IN EVERY l-ART
of the city. __ _
fcl"3f“ROOMS. EAST FRONT. t^LOSfe TO
Grant («rk; flrst-clasa. Will rent for
129 guaranteed, *»r occupy It yourself. |2.-
onn Terms.
AN EI.KiiANT IIdYIK (IN EAST liEOR
gis avenue, Jnsi put on market. This
Is everything that you want, nud I can
se>| It for K.hM. an*! give terms Qnlek.
NliW, THAT I-APIVoL A VEX PE HOU£
on the **orner. with the large lot and
the seven-mom house, with every conve
nience; w||! only cost you
tiTk pi.avk i>n smi th roi liTvard
has an alley iui able ami Iwrk: it la a
home sure; built f*>r It; has eight rooms,
wlih every accommodation. See me for
term*
TWO BARUAINS JI ST IIIVEN ME TO
aeil on n*»rth side. Elegant homes, but
»wi|era w«»n t |e| me advertise.
Ihi Yor WASf frt *EI.I. Y61R f-T-ACR’
' *»-*>-NEAR THE PEACHTREE* WE
R» r * ■ I*rmm4 new J-mm-jt ar.IM.iiHt hmue.
r«i<M oa b» far oa* ;nr it SK.M; baa*.
. I* • <tan.lr aad tb. locatloa ma t br br*t.
H-50J—FIFTH 8l4tr.LT HOME OF NINE
rcxHaa, on lot *9x20* fas perfect a lot at
tbvre 1* la the rltge. This bouse Is furnace-
heated, la good repair, could not be dopff-
- rated for tie money.
»4<W> - NEAR iACKDON. TS OOOD
neighborhood, we hare a nereo-snoui cot
tage. In rerj good condition, on a lot
.bg 2M. Think of the site of this lot.*
Atlanta dirt, too. Lot alone In almost
worth the price. Always occupied ns s
HArEiUENTc. W f-RORt. 1. it. JOHN
SON. M'DONAI.D El'BAXKR.
GI-OKE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
8IX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, BEST
^•rt of Jones avenue, and a beauty; 82,-
ON XORfH 8lt»E bF NEAL STREET!
between ‘ beatnut and English nrenue,
nice level large lot. 8225.
WE HAVE l NICE FIVE-ROOJI—7xif.
ta*,. mat front. L»t 110 bj i#>. lo Weal-
era Heights, only 81.250.
fIve-rooM UoTfage oK Nelson
■treet. Lot 10 by 125. This Is dose in.
Price 82.000.
WE HAVE A LOT OS WOODWARD AVE-
one; 104 by ltt, to another street; only
8LW0. 7
TWO RIX-HOOM COTTAtiEK NEAR Tfch-
mlnsl station: sidewalks and sewer; cabi
net mantels: splendid renting section; fl.-
500 each; one-third cash and monthly pffjr-
ments.
KOI R NICE LEVEL AND XIIADY LOT*
near Grant park; 81.400.
IF YOt* HAVE VAC’AN'T I'ROFEllfV Wfc
ran rent It. If you hare property for sals
we can sell it Give u# a trial.
STOP PAYING RENT!
BECOME YOUR OWN
LANDLORD!
THE STANDARD REAL ESTATE LOAN
CO. of Washington. D. C.. will sell you
from one to fire contracts entitling you to
a loan of from 81.000 to 86,009 at 6 per cent j
simple Interest, returnable la small monthly e
Installment# of 87.6n per month on each
81.0)0 borrowed, enabling joo to become |
your own landlord an*T paying for your
home for less than you are now psylnf .
rent. For prospectus and plans of the com- ]
pany. address J. 8t. Julfen Tates. State
Agent. 821 Austell Bldg., Atlanta. Ga.
HONEST. TRUTHFUL. HUSTLING
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY
COUNTY IN GEORGIA. I
‘ 1
WANTED 1
t
SECOND - HAND ROLL .
TOP OR FLAT TOP 1
DESK, WITH SIDE e
DRAWERS. MUST BE
IN GOOD CONDITION.
STATE PRICE. ADDRESS
DESK. CARE GEORGIAN.
FOR KENT.
PRYOR STREET!
Close iu on South Pryor St.,
well improved property,
Rents $75 Mouth. Price $7,-
500. See
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate—Renting,
Phones 1075, 28 Peachtree
Street.
FRASIER & SMITH,
Bell Phone 3533-M
Real Estate
At Auction
75 Lots.
STEWART AVENUE PROPERTY.
On next Tuesday (legal sale day), we are going to
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 improvement^
on it.
We are going to sell this tract at administrator's
sale for spot cash. Examine it before day of sale and
be on hand.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
We have subdivided
MATHEWS & HILL.
613 Empire Building,
the Blount property Bell phone M 1748
into 75 lots and will
sell them at auction
on the premises
STATISTICS.
3
Iff
Saturday,
Sept. 8th,
p. m.
This property fronts De
kalb avenue and runs
of Messrs. High-
d Morris and is
37 feet of beautiful
1 avenue (Inman
covered with pretty
e, lie beautifully, no
ing, no fills. Schools
churches are conven-
This entire tract is sit-
On all sides of these
e some of the most
I Woodward amw.
«?n,.
iberal terms to pur-
cash, balance
■X COLLEGE PARK. AND ONLY J»
feet from depot, we hare a lovely twrlye-
room bouse, on an acre lot. Water worka.
Ten rooms hare grates. East front. Love
ly rooms. Stable. <mt houses, etc.. The
owner wants to sell quick. Come up and
let oa show you what a bargain this Is.
ON GRANT STREET, JUST OFF OEOR-
fia arenoe. we hare a fire-room hotiae;
all conveniences; east front; a corner lot.
and only 82.09); easy terms.
42 JONES AVENUE. 8EVEN ROOMS;
nice lot; only 82-6»: easy terms.
14 GRAY STREET-FOUR ROOMS; 8L490.
SEVERAL BARGAINS IN OAKLAND
City at Pc-rf McVbersoa; oue fl re-room
hojj'r at 8Lfed: tVto cask: one three-
room house. 8*0*; iso cash. Quit paying
rent.
GEORGIA AVENUE-TWO NEW 8IX-
room bouses: only 82.40; easy terms.
ATLANTA AVENUE—GOOD FIVE-ROOM
h*|i#e; all convenience#; 81,669. Easy
terms.
COME UP AND LOOK OVER OUR LIST.
We think we can suit you.
R. O. 51 ED LOCK. HENRY IL JACKSON.
R. 0. MEDLOGK CO.,
Corner Peachtree Street and Edgewood
Avenue.
BELL ‘PHONE 37*4.
STANDARD ‘PHONE 47*4.
4L35PLOVELY NINE-ROOM HOr*E.
fine shade, lot 50 br 1*9. near corner
Peachtree atreet and ilerrftta avenue.
28.600—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. FINE LOT.
40 by 200. near corner Peachtree and Cur
rier.
84.250—EIOHT-IIOOM HOUSE. FINE
•haded lot. near Boulevard and Angler.
Bargain.
84.0W—N IN E-ROOM HOUSE. NEAR COB-
ner Highland and Jackson.
85.990—LOVELY COTTAGE HOME NEAR
corner Peachtree and Linden.
86.009—LOVELY NINE-ROOM HOUSE.
north aide, non* vacant; 85)0 or more epah
and 860 or more a month. Can’t build bouse
for price asked. Reots for |6) month.
84.260—SEVEN AND FIVE-ROOM HOUSES.
close lo. near capitol; always rented 849
month.
18.090—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, SHADED
lot. 2 acres; easy terms; 8599 cash and
860 month.
8L200—FOUR-ROOM HOUSE AND HALL,
near Fair street school.
84.59V-EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. CLOSE IN,
Whitehall street; bargain.
•8.909—TEN-ROOM HOUSE. LARGE LOT.
very desirable: Whitehall.
88.9019-8IX-BOOM HOUSE. SOUTH BOU
lerard. near school.
88.630—NINE-ROOM HOUSE AND 10
acres. Big bargain. Must sell quick.
Come and Inspect this.
84.000—BIGHT-ROO 51 HOUSE. NEW,
North Jackson; terms.
82.750—SIX-ROOM HOUSE. LARGE LOT,
Hill.
86.290—NINE-ROOM HOUSE. NEW. MOD-
ern. large shaded lot; owner dead, and
home must be sold at once. North aide.
82.100—PRETTY SHADED LOT, JACK-
son street; bargain.
88.090-209 ACRES. ON RAILROAD. ALL
new Improrements. coating about $8,000.
In fine town 25 mile# north of Atlanta;
land worth the mouey.
SPECIAL.
$6,000 WILL BUY A NICE HOME
ON SPRING ST: CABINET MAN
TELS. PORCELAIN BATHTUB, AND
MODERN IS EVERY CONVEN
IENCE, AT THIS PRICE FOR A
FEW DAYS ONLY.
W, E. TREADWELL & C0„
Real Estate Agents,
All Clasaea City Property and Farm*.
24 South Broad St.—Ball Phone 2644.
Ailaota Phone S803.
1
BIRTHS.
To Mr. end Mrs. G. T. Tumblln.
Courtlaed street, a non.
To Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Maryman. *t y%
•on and danghtir
sndMra. Roa# Wllkeraon. at q
Trader, at 7S
l eorno i rjnr wim. » mmi.
To Mr. and Mrs. Frits t'brlg. at 443 Gor
don atreet. a daughter.
DEATH 8.
W L. G. Barrett. 3 years old. died «f
tuberculoala. at Denver. Colo.
Edith Moore. 2 months old. died at Grady
hospital. -
Rufus Cook. 2 mouths old. died at BIm
Ridge. Ga.
Mrs. 4. G. I^ester. Jr., 28 years old. <11(4
at 8t. Joseph Infirmary.
Miss Fannie Graven. 48 years old. died it
Tabernacle Infirmary.
George Campliell, l jear old. died at
pneumonia at 16 Bradley atreet.
PR0PERTY~TRAN8FERS.
SLSOQ Penal Sum-T. A. Holbrook to a.
B. Williams, lot on corner Clark and PM-
moot streets. Bond for title.
12.426—J. C. Thomason to J. 8. 8ewe!l. lot
on Basa street, near Hill. Warranty deed.
SS—Atlanta Savings Bank to E. W. Al-
friend, lot on Rawnon street, near Cooper.
Quit claim deed.
Month,
per cent interest,
-’lats and informa
tion at office of
RoffSims&Co.
'^eal Estate Agents,
t». l» I’EACHTREE ST.-At this nnm
ber on Penck free street. Iietweeu James
and Forsyth streets, you will find oue store
mom (77x171. with basement s(h»ui the name
site. Thla place Is suitable for s nice gro
cery «r almost any kltnfoif retail business,
and a lire man •no do a good business at
tbis stand. Rent fl<tt per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTINO AGENT.
12 Auburn Avenue, I
Both Phonta 41<
WANTED.
We have customer with
$1000.00 cash and cau pay
$30.00 per month for 7-room| T . .
house with good lot. Quick and o^U Fourth
sale.
SAUNDERS, PRATHER
& CO..
510 Temple Court.
TRY A WANT AD
IN THE GEORGIAN
National Bank
Building.
Bell Phone'888.
Standard' 2880.
Should Religion Be Taught
in Public Schools?
No one in these davs wmild. t pre
sume, deny thnt religious equality Is a
principle thnt should be sacred In the
eyes alike of the Individual nnd the
state. Yet, In effect, Is It not being
challenged nnd deviated from by many
persons at thin moment?
No one can possibly be without a
creed or opinion concerning the rela
tion of the Seen with the Unseen. In
rither words, cotcemlng religion, nnd
that al! opinions m the subject. In
cluding those of ”a^ '.onllcs,** must per
force be dogmatic.
A prominent member >f 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 follow a 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 be really neutral In the mat
ter: Either (Ik 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 nil such teaching, save of the
abstract sciences: or (2) to affirm
whether explicit*’ or Implicitly that It
Is not of the 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 bv the wishes of the
parents; from me second, that the
wishes 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 Blohop
Potter, of New Tort, one of the moit
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
cline toward “agnosticism.” what is the
result of an analogous course having
been pursued, yet more absolutely in
their country.
Turn to the volumes recently pub
lished by Mr. Shad well on “Industrial
Efficiency” and there read his statl*-
tics contrasting 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 those 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 land,
the pursuit of wealth, luxury and di
version raging among men, and, alasl
w omen also.
I know* of nothing more pathetic
than the noble and self-sacrificing ef
forts of those who are striving with all
their might to mitigate these evils;
evils that, by a wiser method of educa
tion might, In large measure, have
been anticipated and prevented: pre
vented by the early and continuous In
culcation of the worthlessness, nay. of
the unxvorthlness. of the feverish chase
for money, luxury and excitements ai
compared with the cherishing and pur
suit of nobler pleasures. Materialism
—not used In any scientific or philo
sophic sense, but In Its colloquial sig
nification—Is to be confronted and
corrected only by more elevated no
tions concerning what makes life
rorth- living, and elevated religious
feeling respecting !lf* and It* Issues,
unless Inculcated In childhood. Is rare
ly acquired In after years.
Peace-loving, but robust, Patriotism.
Reverence—designated by Shakespeart
“that angel of the world”—Humility,
Urbanity—In a word, all the Pieties
—are surely as important efements la
education as the knowledge of ho*
many pence go to the pound, and as
long as there are hundreds of thous
ands of persons who believe, rightly of
the reverse, that these "pieties" can
not be duly Inculcated apart from defi
nite theological (Togma, the state is
bound to allow for that view just a«
much as for the opposite one—In other
words, to treat denominational schools
and denominational teaching as consid
erately and fairly as undenominational
What did even a pagan poet pray
the gods to give to the youth of Rome?
D, pfobos mores docill Juventae
date,
Et deoua omne—
briefly. In English, all the pieties.
"The youth of a nation,” said the
wisest statesmen of our time, "are the
trustees of posterity.” and a youth
destitute of religious sentiment will as
suredly squander, one by one, the most
precious bequests left os by the parent
past.
Only one brief word more. History
shows that no statesman, and no gov
ernment that Is truly wise, ever quar
rels with religious feeling. If they do
their final fate Is certain. ‘They hav*
to go to Canossa. j
EXPORT TRADE
IN COTTON HEAVY
Hpeclsl to The Georgian.
Brunswick. Ga.. Sept. 3.—The cotton
season for 190a*'04 closed on Friday.
During the year Just ended there
shipped from this port to ports In the
United States 31.875 bales. To i*«rt4
In foreign countries, 108,345 bale#. The
heaviest movement was In December.
1905, when 44.000 bales were shlpp*®
to foreign and M00 bales to domestic
ports.
Tavern Hotel Fira.
Hperlal to The Georgian.
New Decatur, Ala^ Sept. I.—About: H
o*clock Saturday night fire was
covered In the kitchen of the Tavern
Hotel. It caught from the kitchen
range. The fire company responded
promptly and the flames were extin
guished before much damage was dcr
SCHOOL BOOKS
AND ALL SUPPLIES AT
JOHN M. MILLER CO.’S,
39 MARIETTA ST.