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W. A. FOSTER,
Real Estate and Loans,
12 S. Broad.
BECAUSE OF THE VERY DAD WEATII
tin' 20th, Tit hare povtpoued the mi,
.(tin' twelve farina nntll Saturday, the 29th
! , December. So thr.t on th»t dny we
Sll .ell nt auction on the premliea
..I ,1'i.epb H. Johnson's femone •'!
Sin view Farm." This plantation cot
S»iil «K» acrea of splendid farming aud
Hml«'r lamia. It baa been anrveyed nm
“ 0 “,llrt.led Into twelve good farm., ranging
fa fire from IS to ISO acrea. Every farm
E, tn.tb open and wooded land and run-
Milter; and nearly all bare eome
EsiMIuga on them. Thli property la In l>e.
H i, county. and within 14 mile, of the
„i, r t hooee In Atlanta. We are colt w*
U it to the highest bidder wlthon
on terma of one-fourth caeh, an
,inn"' In one, two and three years.
Thi' aale will last all dny nutt light re.
Lunents will be nerved free. Write, tel-
.molt telephone’ nr call on na. for plate
Sc full and detailed information. Also
Watl 'M and how to get there. Colonel
JKnfon llvea on the property, and will
tike pleasure In allowing, same should you
desire to go Ont before the sale.
an 316 E. GEORGIA AVB.-WELL BUILT
aid substantial 6-room cottage. aU city
'avrnlences; good ralne for 82.380. This Is
, ehttnre to liny a good cottage borne cheap.
Owner leaving city.
bent INVESTMENT—WITHIN 200 FEET
p# jvt4»re street; cherted etreot nnd car
ilnp Three new houies, built of good ma
terial: occupied by good claae of white ten-
inS It la now actually paylflrj* per
Sooth, which la 10 per cent on $*3oo. It ta
Mir fl question of a abort while when the
bmlncss cf l'ctcra etrcct will haie In reach
oil on good little, cross streets. If token
1 " oner. 82.600 cash buy. It.
01 pt.XN STBEET. NEAB LEE AND
Gordon atreeta. we have a (lve-room cot-
ncr linme; all the city conveniences; al-
new, and good value for 82,000. Some
ttrm, can be arranged.
ALAKKA AVENUE,. NEAR HIGHLAND
ivrnne. Cottage home containing OvA
is and hall; lot 60 by 130. Prlcel2,500.
Alio on same atreet. nice five-room cot-
i;.. nn lot 60 by 140 to alley. I'rlee 83,000. j
ov HIGHLAND AVENUE, NEAR 8AMI*-
ion Mreet. good three-room cottage; nice
lot- nil Improvements down In atreet and {
Jild f..r. I'rlee $1,600. Very easy terma.
BRANI) NRW COTTAGE of BIX ROOMS,
trith nil Hio city conremcncea, near Grant
M rk car line. A perfect little home and J
?hwn for $2,800, on terma of^$K0 cnab nnd y
0 per month. You can not beat thta If
jon wnnt n home.
i RABGAIN IN A, LOT IN TIIF, l'RET-
tint part* of North Boulevard, nenr An- ,
n,r avenue, 47 by 10 feet to alley. Hnep !>
*2.500. Thle Is the right place for t .
iomc or a good placo to tmjld n homo that (
,111 sell at a profit. ,
Bell I'bone 2027. Atlanta Phone 1131. .
HALEB DEPARTMENT: J
A. 8. HOOK, U. C. EVE. ^
6
S. B. TURMAN & CO. j
i
1 I
TOUR ATTENTION TO, AND INSPEC-
tlon of, the following properties la re-
apectfnlly Invited. The time to tiny n cheap ,
dec of property la when the owner has 1
definitely ileclded to sell, anti will not atnnd (
n toy fixed price, but 1s wtlllnr to at least u
ooe-hatf way meet your vlewa aa to the d>
nlue of the property. For liuelnen reasons T
people eomctinies nave to lose a little i
money on a particular piece of property,
taping always to maka It up ou some other
Inntiaent.
T
uin rou.nwiNO properties will I
be lold. It renulne tot son to decide „
etalher you will get ono of them or not: U
IIGHTROOM J-STORY nOCSH, WITn J
ill modern eonvehlenees, on Capitol are
loe near Georgia avenue; east front, lot
0x200 feet. The lot and house, sceordlnx
to nrroundlnt prices, ta worth 86,789 to
KOOO; can lie bought for 81860; It ta s flret-
tlw Investment. Terms 81,260 caih. bal-
uct easy.
I0RTH SIDB-TWO STORIES. NICE,
lee groom house; large lot; eonrenlent
le Piedmont avenue and Juniper street car v,
hn: near Eighth etreet; all modern lm- \t
■mveurnta; can be bought for very mech
Ira than It le really worth. Terms 81,600
vise, balance easy.
ICBUUBAN HOME—FIVE-ROOM COT-
t*r nnd 17 acres of land; fina running
mock; land covered with nice oak grove;
•it front, paved road all the way Into the
ty. end only ten minutes' walk from car
m: only one and onedwif miles from dty
laJU. Price $2,(50, and the land alone la
Jrth tbit money. Tarma eaay. Splendid
JJfhtmri. churchea and public achool Call ,,
In our rent and sale bulletin. \\
S' B. TURMAN & CO. J 1
FOR RENT—STENO
GRAPHIC PRIVILEGE
NEW KIMBALL HOUSE
COMFORTABLE OFFICE; E8.
Htl® ,ri !ilr- Kent ISO per mouth. Ap
ply Manager The New Kimball.
FOR RENT—MANICUR
ING PRIVILEGE
Wii'?. KIMBALL HOTEL FOR
liw. Apply Manager The New Kimball.
WANTED —TEN THOU
SAND SELECTED,
PLUMP QUAIL
NEW KIMBALL HOUSE
ATLANTA, OA.
NORTH SIDE HOME
1,000 LESS THAN ITS
“E. SPACIOUS RE-
ON HALL, PAR-
DINING ROOM,
5R’S PANTRY
FLOOR. FOUR
BIG CLOSETS,
PRETTY ELE
DESIRABLE
THE HOUSE
IS $5,350
YOU CAN PAY
CASH AND BAL-
US QUICK, AS
TO BE SOLD AT
214 Empire Building.
Phone 4310 L—Main.
W. M. SCOTT, ADMINIS
TRATOR OF CHAR
LOTTE TODD, DE
CEASED.
east fair st. homei
Have one of the nicest homes
on E. Fair street at a very
low figure.
See
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate—Renting,
28 Peachtree St.
BAIIOAINB IN REAL ESTATE.
•ET’IBRN' RAILROAD FRONTAGE, M0
g**. < In.
JRtoM HOME ON FEACnTREE
U » "ores; up to date.
, tta 0 '," AVK FOK SALE CITY, 8UBI1R
i . • nr III npnnae4v - ennth flMtrvla nt
held,',,‘1™ . Property. south Georgia
lands, see me st once.
J. B. WEBB.
n, V Avenue, or College Park, Ga.
8kn "!’S $480.00,
PRICE $3,500.00.
!,« n . n AN D NBW DOUBLE TBNE-
7‘; Of beat material; b**t loca-
ranting proparty op nnrfh
fananto. On* vacant!*
which. If Improved, win
?t*n$ to II per can
t M lh . w w par cant. Term*
»TS;.5SS?ajHSrL Owner, Box S3,
-laltable building.
FOR RENT.
SF*JSIBPVm W
•tirV"
*S DEC
-''ATUR; ONE WHOLE FLOOR;
Jifry for light meuufncturiug;
JOEL HURT,
Equitable Bldg.
MORNING,
1, AT 11
EST BIDDER, NO. 55 CUL
BERSON STREET, WEST
END, WELL BUILT 7-
ROOM COTTAGE IN PER
FECT CONDITION; LO
CATED ON BEAUTIFUL
HIGH LOT, 50X210 WITH
SIDE ALLEY; HAS GAS
AND WATER; PORCE
LAIN TUB, FRUIT,
FLOWERS, SHADE, STA
BLE, STREET CHERTED,
CHOICE NEIGHBOR
HOOD,ONLY ONE BLOCK
FROM HOWELL PARK
AND THE NEW SCHOOL;
5-MINUTE CAR SERV
ICE; TERMS; 1-4 CASH,
BALANCE $25 PER
MONTH ON OR BEFORE;
7 PER CENT INTEREST;
TITLES PERFECT. J. H.
JAMES, AUCTIONEER.
FOR FURTHER INFOR
MATION CALL ON W. M.
SCOTT & CO., REAL
ESTATE AGENTS, 210-212
GOULD BUILDING.
M. H. LUCAS & CO.,
23 1-2 Whitehall. Bell 3934.
If you haven’t the cash, we
can arrange terms.
LODOWICK J. HTLTi,
MS Century building. Bell 'l'hone U. 1807.
FARMS.
CURRIER 8T.-SEVEN-RpOM COTTAGE;
MJLL8 HT.-XRW 7-BOOM HOUSE.
BOOMS AND
A8IIBY ST.'-NEW COTTAGE; NICE ONE.
gAftgir Wo-trt61ig
OflOQ.
BTOVfjgr
12.350.
ItVlYN S O K. —TU X -110 O ii COTTAGE.
s: IK>i:tEViBP-MttW 4-ROOM itotiMB:
A GOOD TWELVE-BOOM COLONIAL
* residence. In targe oak grave; are tenant
houses uml stauies; acres dart, choc
olate clay lauds; 226 acres level; 40 scree
good tluioer; *,fcu lonr-year-old peach trees,
in good condition; • miles from llome; i
mlbj irom Bess Station, on Home rail*
road; a quarter from Etowah rlrer; just
above overflow. Will produce l to 1ft
bales cotton; 60 to i6 bushels corn, or 2a
bushels wheat per acre, and Is unsurpassed
for grass, clover, alfatta, etc;
NKW HBVE.V-HOOM RESIDENCE; IN
maple grove; two-room tenant bouse; good
stauiea; w7 acres; nanny leral; vastly work-
ed; vsry productive; msgnlttcsut springs,
with doily flow of gallons; .spieu-
dbl cress bed; 7 tulles iratn ttonie, 2 uibcs
from Home railroad, between It and thb
Bout hero. splendid farm; excellent site tor
cotton null or- bteacbery.
fine corner. 97.1—
jf'NipKit srr-Hkw ..farioid iiscae. g.
000. Terma.
HCTBtaWP • AVR-tWO-aWgr TR83M
MieW i»T.^<iX ft6oM ewigi: HM
cAt'iTdt imuK-uoit.Vbft
N-lSLSdAHf WMil
JtaLtiOS 1
gPBWfl. TttUiSa
house. 1942.6.
MinriNO HT.— brIcK
houee. 14,200.
DfcKifi dtf.-OLMH W. dllTVSTBIT.
$2JS0.
EAIfcWoifih mioUri-NWI! ftiooSI
lumte. M.Sfl..
F^kaTiTavk^-at K/mEWoDHTRlcEH
room got tag*. $1,900.
cot uTUNfi <?6WAM
94.200.
TOinOCTCTr VkoWcoiv
taga. 12. TM.
^fNlisOft- fiTr-LAktlfe (j6WAcJ^ A^>
larga lot. I3.&0.
rnvoh mT^TC.V.hoOm itOUgKTXB6B
1'Aitri nr.-EKilirdtWn II6tTSlirk'T-VE
1. HI.
iawk wgamr eawAgti: • 'g«i
t'AIIt 8T.-NRAK WAHHINtlTO.'t; AN I-
room bonaa. 99,900.
~A I' I TO l,~A V iT.-T k x Itouiis, MoI.khx,
•"BoCHB.
TSTSTtY
house. 86.eC..
b, TiHH’fcfkjnromw; ■ offmrijw
18,000.
oLiMtiix AVR^erOTfinoosrrotrsij;
modern. 17,000.
non.KVAfiD-k^WtAlAriTym-f
■ rontn hbuiM*. <8.500.
tHESCKNT-NEAll 1‘EACHTIIEET \‘EtV 7-
room iioUBo. $4,500.
Wii.f.lA»7fCT.-cuWX»fi. 4’ lioOUH.
K.nce iicl.kON-P.LiiuANf ti6\IE. to.-
ELEVENTH ' rif.-BKKWiiiJM " PEXCH-
tree. Choice. 116.900.
fiiEsr.N'( ; f-i4 : r.-Eionr.n/)o.y"ariie
81.800.
loNHfr aVl'-K'I-W 6-HOVjM cWfAtfe:
i;iA ■XVe.-fW6.W6KV ■y-’Bdftil
mow $SJS00,
WJIW«niCTATR!?.TO&M Aftl(%T555»j
». mow
■rtnoa In; laud worth. prfca.^H
^T'kKACllTllfcfcriN ktuHTltDoM
Imiifa, near Third atraat. $8,500.
W m • VkrcTPrffigEiftPBa AirrEm*
home. $14,000.
T r 'i 1'S' !:■
I rt'iir.
uTTeenH
VdHKIM IIOC8E ANi) A
BC=JJBW
large lot. I2J00.
BLUB HT.-cT.iTKETN',~2 KToltHTH.' 'tiH
MIA«nUBR-Wy-RMU H60RB, UdK
■ ■ - — 000.
gmunranir
IVMSA IN I.AUt'.V, V !■
I UP AH HKNTIXO I lllll I II I I
Foi lt FUt A PaTTRI'K^'t, VitWnTffgX-
tlnii; rent 07. Pries 0,000; Is 1814 per
cant.
Nth a itXkE NRfflt* PUAMsHTV, ftBST
■ 02. price *4.460. H
SEW COtTAlfK, « llfloM:
... ,TtBsms:
2.600.
SiiI.id imicK 'Noh’Wi Ainu HioI'E/itY.
Heat 8U2 per montb. 912.600.
* It I ETTA HT BAH.HOAD FRONT
PRETTY NEW TlIUEE-ttOOM HOUHB.
Ml scree; «u scree Etowah river bottom;
balance table lend; 2,0)0 tour-year-old pcacb
trees; good -condition; Roma railroad runs
through It: 9 miles trum.Rome, will make
«» to 76 bushel, con or 1 to lit bales
of eettoa per sere.
Prices raasousb
EIOHT-BOOM _ HOUSE; NECESSARY
unt-luilidlngs, five new tenant bouses; all
In food eonultlon; 4ou acres; M acres bot
tom, H acres tlrnCer; well intend end
— — .unity; close _
churches ana schools; dally mall; plenty
ot labor. For quick sule, low price; easy
0 ACHES! 40 ACHES TIMBER; BALANCE
cleared; eee-half bottom, one-bait up
land; house with four rooms, kltcbeu, front
and bark ptasias, smoke hunse, stables
and ertb; two-rooui tenant bouse; aU In
tali* condition. Well fenced and watered
WM, WILSON
DECORATING CO.
LOWNDES BUILDING.
BELL PHONE 4364-M
ATLANTA PHONE 1316
HIGH-CLASS WALL
HANGINGS, IMPORTED
PAPERS, TAPESTRIES,
ETC. DECORATING OF
CHURCHES, HOTELS,
Til HATERS
COURT HOUSES
AND PRIVATE
RESIDENCES.
miles Irom Tilton, on
Untie railroad. Only *y*y. Terms, If dc
COUBTLAXD STREET-LOT - ...
Between Houston and ElUs; choice little
' ‘ Cheap.
lot for near In home.
COUKTLAND HTtlKET; W BY lOtf, ON
vladiiet. In-tween Decatur and Ollmer.
food Inreatmcnt.
COAL!—110.676 WILL BUY A COAL PROP-
leased, that will pay not
per cent this year, and not
IF YOU WANT TO DISI-09E OF YOUIt
PROPERTY. TALK TO ME.' I CAN
8ELL IT QUICK.
J. A. BROOKS,
407 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
•PHONE 130.
WOOD FIBER WALL
PLASTER
THE ORIGINAL PROD
UCT, AND THE ONLY
PLASTER MANUFAC
TURED IN ATLANTA.
CAN BE PUT ON AT AS
LOW COST AS THE LOW
ER GRADE SUBSTI
TUTES THAT HAVE
COME INTO THE MAR
KET. WE CAN READI
LY SHOW THIS, SO DO
NOT BE MISLED.
ROOFING SLATE.
WE HAVE ON HAND A
LARGE STOCK OF VIR
GINIA SLATE IN STAND
ARD SIZES—CAN FUR
NISH ANY QUANTITY.
ALSO NAILS, FELT, CE
MENT AND METAL
TRIMMINGS. WE ARE
PREPARED TO PUT ON
YOUR ROOF COMPLETE.
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
MA Y ALTER ITS SYSTEM
OF PRICE DIFFERENCES
Plan of Revising‘Spot’
Quotation Needs
Change.
A COMMITTEE HAS
MATTER IN CHARGE
Members of the Exchange
Say They Think No Fraud
Order Will Be Issued.
DOWMAN-DOZIER MFG.
COMPANY.
WOODWARD LUMBER
COMPANY.
HARDWOOD INTERIOR
FINISH AND MANTELS,
DOORS, SASH & BLINDS.
SEND YOUR PLANS
FOR ESTIMATES.
ATLANTA - - GEORGIA.
for tnora hulMlug*.
RAILROAD FRONT8. RmCRKAN
> i iH'.un. ni hi iwifl.i
HOMES, ACREAGE TRACTS.
M. H. LUCAS & CO,
For Sale By
J. A. BROOKS.
All
good lot. Hoe thta. It la worth
Iff *4*Ctl
12,000.
aix-room cottaga and aanr
nut'a home, i’hla kind la scarce.
FOR $l,750-8!»LE.NDin LOT. IMPROVED
street: north aide. Hmsll house; rented,
and a sure winner.
FOR $2,100—TWO FIVE-ROOM COTTAGES
—4*orn»*r lot. All tmprorements and foot
rente. Strictly white neighborhood and
close In.
FOR $2^00—BEST SECTION OF PIJLLIAM
street; nice lot; good home, with every
convenience. Good Invettnieut.
obXnt
A nANDSOMB HOMB
sliest: new and can be bought now on
terms. Price $5,260.
pHrk *e*ti4*n: 50 feet fto
icighborhood. Enay terma.
ONE PRETTY LOT, CLOSE IN; 60 BY
100. Price <750.
YHKKB AIIK
HRVF.RAL CHKISTMA8
presents In tbeae, and they ere worth
the money. I can make terms.
BELL PHONE 5095.
STANDARD 835.
1. A. BROOKS,
REA!. ESTATE.
497 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
OKU. 'PHONE 1393.
HAVE CUSTOMERS FOB HOMES
AND INVESTMENT. IF YOU WANT
TO SELL YOUBS, CAUL ON ME.
THREE EXTRA COTTAGES ON CIIERO
kee. near Grant park. These have aU
city improvements, and the terma are to
mitt von. These are for Christmas week.
a tiodb INVWStmeSt"oH~''ohoK«TTl
venlencea; for &2S0. Rents for
month. .
Jones aVexi b-tiiis side ok ohuV-
a good aix-room bon***: large lot; all cos-
venlenrea: for only $3,000. Easy ternts.
IN TWO liun'ks oF oBAXt pa.kK, We
haves new six-room cottage; ell conven
iences and street Improvements. Price
kLOO. Terms to aelt
Ttt'tWHtiU*
room house, on Mill* street. user
two lialb room*; everything new end np-
to-date.
fc.ao-A s'ltik' uwi-tr r>VH-ftiw>y
rottage In West KinL with ell lm-
proveineuls. near l*erh Street church.
11.709—LOVEJOY STREET; A FIVE-BOOM
house: oil Improvements.
GEORGIA WOOD FIBER
PLASTER COMPANY.
WHITEHALL ST. & CEN
TRAL R.R. PHONE 1152
ALEXANDER LUMBER
AND MFG. CO.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
ROUGn AND
DRESED LUMBER,
Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors,
Blinds, Mouldings, Interior Finish
and Buildera Hardware.
Office, Factory and Yardt
743-769 South Pryor Street, Corner
Southern Railway.
Phones 3354.
City Office:
( North Forsyth Street,
Amtell Building.
Bell Phone 393, Atlanta Phone 400.
B. U WILLINGHAM,
President.
W. B. WILINOnAU,
Secretary and Treasurer.
I. H. TIFT,
Vice Pn
WILLINGHAM-TIFT
LUMBER COMPANY
Boagh aad Dressed Lumber, Sask, Doers,
Blinds, Bnlldere' Hardware.
9M Mnrpby avenue. Take Beat Point or
College Park car and get off at McCall'*
Crossing, on Lee street Bell 'pbose 0
went; Atlanta ‘phone TIL
HAHR-DAVIS LUMBER
COMPANY.
PLANING MILLS,
OFFICE AND YARDS:
333 To 339 Decatur Street.
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Shingles, Laths, Sash,
Doors, Blinds and Build
era’ Hardware.
Our aaw mill intoretta in Tift
County, Georgia, afford us facil
itiea to give prompt aervice and at
the lowest prices. Dimension
timbera a specialty.
Both Phones 3726.
New York, Dec. J9.—Officers of the
cotton exchange are nqt Inclined to be.
Here that there Is any danger of a
fraud order against the exchange as a
result of a protest made by Southern
cotton growers. The movement to ob
tain such an action. It wan aatd, emu.
tinted from speculators In the South
who are disgruntled over changes In
the grading of the staple by the New
York exchange, not by the cotton grow.
4ra themselves, who are aided by the
naw grading.
• That thera -was need of altering the
system of revising quotations of spot
cotton was admitted, and it wan said
that the revision committee of the
cotton exchange was considering meas
ures to that end. Since, however, un
der the present system contracts are
made as far ahead aa next September,
they declared that nothing can be done
which will be effective In less than a
year.
Representatives of large cotton
houses say that/- the differences In
prices of spot cotton between Xew
York and the Southern markets and
the delivery of cotton below middling
In New York at prices much higher
than those for the same grades In (lie
South were rapidly’bringing about
crisis In cotton circles In this city. The
condition Is very serious, they said,
working at times a great Injustice to
growers and at times a great injustice
to spinners. -
Unless It la remedied, they said, the
standing of the New York cotton ex
change was certain to be eerlously Im
paired. For several weeks eome of
the leading cotton houses In the city
have been fostering a movement for the
correction of the abuses, and today
It became known that this movement
has attained such proportions that un
less the management takes action at
an early date a commmlttee will be
formed to take charge of the reform
movement, and an active campaign
wilt be Instituted.
The managers of the cotton ex
change held a meeting yesterday, but
took no action. It was said, however,
after the meeting that recommenda
tions will bo made In the near future.
MRS. BELLAMY STORER
STIRRED UP PRESIDENT
MONGRIEF FURNACE
COMPANY,
107 S. FORSYTH ST.
HEATING PLANS AND
ESTIMATES FREE. THE
PLACE TO GET YOUR
FURNACE. THEY IN
STALL THE BEST FOR
ANY KIND OF FUEL IN
RESIDENCES, SCHOOLS
AND CHURCHES. BOTH
PHONES.
It Is given to few women to create as much of a sensation as has
been created by Mrs. Bellamy Storer, whose picture 19 herewith printed.
Mrs. Btorer's alleged nativity In behalf of the candidacy ot Archbishop
Ireland for a cardlnalate, led to the retirement of her htfkband from the
diplomatic service, and this has brought about a controversy between the
Storers and President Roosevelt In which the entire country hat been
Interested. 1« ' ' i i ;
LAW & ORDER LEAGUE
OR OANIZED IN R OME
STATISTICS.
ftpednl to The Georgian.
Rome, Chk, Dec. 29.—At a mass meet
ing at the First Baptist church last
night the first move toward the or
ganisation of a Law and Order League
for Rome was made.
W. H. Gammon was elected chair
man of the meeting and strong ad
dresses were delivered by Rev. C. O.
Jones, Hon. Seaborn Wright and J. F.
Hlllyer.
The committee appointed to take up
the work of planning a permanent or
ganisation froa made up pf the follow-
tnir-
W. H. Oammon. chairman; Dr. L. R.
Waltney; Dr. R. R. Headden, P. J.
King, Seaborn Wright, E. T. McGhee.
W. Fancher,’ Rev. O. C. Sydnor and
Dr. C. O. Jones.
There were several negroes present,
who neemed to taka great Intereat In
the meeting.
The Floyd- County Baptist Associa
tion convened at the First Baptist
church yesterday, with 8. J. Whatley,
of Enon, aa moderator, and J. M.
Green, secretary. Owing to tho In
clemency of the* weather,- the meeting
Is not very largely attended.
The meetlng wlll close this afternoon.
Bp for discussion today was
ministers and
churches responsible for > the mainte
nance In thelr’respectlve communities
of law and order.
LONG WINTER EVENINGS
PROPERTY TRAN8FER8.
Cheney Shew, lot on corner .
Delay streets. Qeltrlalm deed.
Il.iw-Mrs. O.dVHhaw to Dr. C. F. Ben
son, lot on corner of Merrltts avenue end
Vena We street. Warranty deed.
BUILDING PERMIT8.
.. C. tauten, to change store front
st 19 Decatur atreet.
81.200—(icorte I'. Moore, to build one.
•tiny frame dwelling at 90 Ormond street.
930-Dr. tv. C. Wall, to awes end tinder-
pin three frame ilweHlsge at 90 Carroll
and 1 Bailitvr street.
914,000—Charles ». Black, te build twe
two-story frame dwsHtegn st U-16 Fifteenth
•treat.
DEATHS.
John C. Delpby, egad 0 fears, died yt 0
Bblnehsrt street.
OEMAND 6000 READING
Then i why not get the “whole family
group"—'The Delineator. McClure's
Magazine and The World’s Work, to
gether with The Georgian tor >U* per
year In advance. The price of these
magazines alone Is 84. The Georgian
Is 84-U- But all ot them can be ob
tained for' a year by sending The
Georgian now 86.60, or you can get
The Jeffersonian (Watson's new reaga-
Mns) end The Georgian each nt year
for 34.80.
FLORIDA ORANGES
WERE NOT DAMAGED
BY THE COLD WAVE
fttxHMfl! to The GeorfUn.
8t. Aiifftifttlne. Ha., Uee.'2ft—Reports ore
romlnc In from tb« lower mat rout and Id*
t#rm**dlnt4* point* rejptrdlnc th- rffeeta of
the rohl ware which prevailed In tbl* ser-
tlon for four dajra |taat. Great tear mi*
TeKtftnlde rrop. Inreetlaatli
»Mirht dninncr, daw to the drouth
three months, which held
I #:
«»niii«e grove* In thla rttjr rarain
•mall loaa. Flrea.were tmllt and inalutitinpd
throughout the cold anap. keeping th.> tern-
pourtare aliore freeing. Th-* lnup«t tpini.ur-
ature of the wek wb» 23 degrees.
Thomas W. Lee.
Thomaa W. Lee. aged 14
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
urday mo mine, at the U
dence, 167 Davie atreet
aervleea will be conduc
moraine tad tjfta body 1
lo McIntyre, Ga., for In t
LXiasi.