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Tl£E MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2S, 19d« 5 Now is the Time for Good Warm Underwear Nothi n g makes a , man more comfort- \ able these cold days \ than nice heavy un- - derclothing, but the comfort is spoiled unless you wear the right kind. ( Our line embraces white or gray Wool; light or heavy weight -cotton. f $1.00 TO $6.00 PER SUIT Special prices on Dr. Jaeger’s Underwear. Ahead of All Is the grocery store kept by us. Is progressive and aggressive, and all competitors realise that they have to hustle in first class goods, and in great variety, to. keep up with the Pace We Dave Set Them The after the holidays clearance of odds and ends may result in many bargains for you. Come In and ,seo PHONES 290-325. WHAT THE NEW YEAR WILL BRING TO THE GOOD PEOPLE OF MACON Macon Cash Grocery Co. THE YEAR SEEMS CHOCK FULL OF GOOD THINGS IN THE WAY OF IMPROVEMENTS—NEW EN TERPRISES AND NEW CITIZENS —THE OUTLOOK 18 ALL ONE COULD WISH. •Before the week ends a new year will begin, and the now calendar on the wall will be ready for the peeling oft of the months as they roll by. With the peeling uff of the months there will be a pulling off of the pro jected things for Macon. Therefore conies the question, what will Macon have accomplished when the new cal endar sheds its last sheet, and the 365 days have been checked oft? He fore another new year comes, the b’g dam of the Central Georgia Power Co. will be completed, and its thous ands of horse power scampering nimb ly over the big copper wires into Ma con, lighting up the city streets, light ing up the houses, and furnishing the motive power for nearly every wheel that turns in the way of machinery. Macon, being the base of supplies, the headquarters, of this immense plant, will <bo the gainer by hundreds of thousands of dollars, and the electric current will be furnished so cheap that It will bo used everywhere and for everything. Tho company have a guarantee from the constructing com pany that the dam will be finished in a certain length of time, and that time expires long before Christmas. Then comes 4 tho Interurban lines, one from Macon to Atlanta, and one from Macon to Albany. These lines have been cared for financially, but they are depondent to a great extent on tho completion of tho power plant that thoy may use the current. Thoso in position to know say that the lines will be running In each direction before the year is out. The Central of Georgia Railway Co, will have their shops extended. Tho h'gh officials of the road say that at least a quarter of a million dollars will be spent on this work, and the work will be commenced before the second month is pulled from the cal endar. Resultant on this Is the coming of two or three hundred skilled mechan ics, who will come to make their homes In Macon. This means much to Ma- GEORGIANS “STUCK” BY INSURANCE PLAN 8MOOTH-TALKING CAROLINIANS IN DUCED MANY TO SUBSCRIBE TO SEMINOLE CO. con, not only for the good citizens they will make, but for the money they will spend with the shops and tho stores. Their coming will put many a dollar In circulation. Before many more sheets have been peeled off from the calendar, tho big brick grain and storage warehouse at tho city bridge will be up and doing. This will give employment to more men. and It will be a big thing for Macon in many ways. Before the first sheet is pulled off the calendar, electric signs will bo made in Macon. Heretofore Macon bUHingga men had to send their money off for these signs. Then comeg the enterprises fathered by tho Chamber of Commerce. These are not dreams, but are In the way of realities. Thesu are tho Tourist hotel, and the erection of one is only the beginning of ;i chain of them. Then the commercial Ijotel, which I* practically Asaurodg " Then a ten-story'building, which the Chamber of Commerce lias In view and wh'eh may be built. Tho contractors and the architects are looking forward to a big year of building and Improvements. Many have been waiting for the coming of the new year before making up their minds, but the new year opens under such br'ght prospects that there Is now no longer any hesitancy, and the architects will soon be busy. Everything points to n big year and lots of lmppy returns. Tho merchants will now go to stock-taking, and when they get in n position to know what they havo got, and tho actual busi ness of tho past year, they will be ready to put their shoulders to the wheel of anything that looks good to Macon. Tho new year will witness the re instatement of all tho employes of tho Georgia Southern and Florida railroad nearly all of them now being back at work. Mr. Henry Horne, with health fully recovered, has something good to tell soon, and altogether all Is well. The first day of January. 1909, find roses blooming In the front yards of the city. Certainly the new year begins with a rosy promise of big things for Macon. Impure blood runs you down—makes you an eA*y victim for organic dleeaes. Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the blood—cures the cause—builds you up. PATHETIC S10RY OF CHRISTMAS EVE WOMAN, ONE TIME PROMINENT, BARRED FROM HOME BEOS TO SEE HER CHILDREN. WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.—A" pathetic a scene us ever was enacted in Washing ton on Christuius eve occurred when Mrs. Annie Hilsby, widow of l)r. Howard Hilsby, who committed suicide about three weeks ago, was arrested on the door step of her mother’s homo while endeavoring to gain mlmis:don. that she might pass Christmas with her two chil dren. Mrs. Hilsby wan arraigned in police court charged with habitual drunken ness. liut when she explained that she wanted to spend Christina* day with her | ' m s Judge dismissed gj| the No. 71 U street, northwest, and on her way uptown stopped at a department store mid bought several toys. prul days ago Mrs. Blluby purchased 11 football, u wooden horse and two nd green horns. She had secreted in her trunk, and it wui her Intcii- to UHHuino the rolo of old Hanla Claus. Ami when she mounted tho steps of her mother's home her eyes sparkled, and she patiently waited for a response to tho tinkle of tho door bell. Tells Dauyhtor to Qo. Mrs. Forbes appeared at a second- to penult hor daughter to le Secret Of Freshness - - Which is always found in goods bought from this store is easily explained, when we tell you that wo get almost our entire supply of goods fresh for each week’s sales and the goods do not remain on our shelves or stored away /or months as is the case with some stores, but they are opened up and sent out to our customers almost as.soon as they arrive. If you are a patron of this store you know that our goods aro very much fresher s; ' and nicer.-than you have found at most places, and bo- }, sides there is another very decided reason why it is ' i profitable for you to trade at this store: Because you can ' ^ save 20 to 30 per cent on nearly everything you buy hero. A FRESH CAR LOAD _ m " /_We made almost a clean sweep during the past week, we will receive a fresh car load on Monday morning .: _ and will open up the goods and fill in thostock as quickly *_ as pbssibleand will he able to fill your order with per fectly fresh goods at prices that will appeal to wise buy ers. Now that the holiday rush is past we will be able to give you better attention than ever and we want your orders. The Great Atlantic & Pacific TeaCo. their Interest at the hearing and up to a Into hour last night ho was hard work on tho cose. ATHENS. Ga.. Doc. 27.-Actlon of South Carolina stockholders In tho Semi- nolo Security Company In applying for a charter has caused the eyes of moro than two scoro of Georgians in this section to open their eyes and wonder if they havo been “easy marks.” Tho Banner today says: Some months since two well dressed and smooth-talking gentlemen appeared in Athens with a proposition to organlzo an old line casualty company and locate it in this city provided u certain amount of stock was subscribed, the amount sug gested being twenty-tlve thousand dol lars. Tlicir names were Moody and Marks, and they hailed from Columbia, 8. C., from whence they brought lctteis of strong recommendations as to their re liability as well as to tho responsibilities of the company which wua represented to bo one of much importance In the finan cial and commercial world In the Pal metto state. Worked Large Territory. For several weeks Messrs. Moody and Marks worked Athens and t surrounding TSsf IVatklnsvllle. Lexington, Crawford, Wln- torvllle, High Shoals, White Hall. Com merce, Jefferson, Danlelsvllle and other cuieu acre. anyway sioci both propositions and the qulred to give their notes I the same. Nothing more \ We Arc Prepared To furnish anything in our line today, as usual. Como ‘to headquarters, whore vou can find ’’Everything Good to Eat.” Flournoy Grocery Co. PHONE 26. For Sale at $6,750 A splendid piece of home or investment property, in good condition. Renting for $60.00 por month. Enough room on lot for another house. Close in and centrally located. Willingham l oan & Trust Co. territory, selling considerable stock Watkinsvilk I terv — mtree, . adjacent towns. Besides a considerable black was sold here In Athens to a num her of our citizens. To nuiny of the pur chasers It was represented by Moody and Marks that tho old line casualty company would bo organized and located ip this city and their subscriptions would not be due and payable until after the organiza tion of tn- . ompany and Its location hero. Other stockholders, however, understood that they were buying stock in the .Semi nole Security Company, and that the stockholders of that company would or ganize the Insurance company to be lo cated here. Anyway stock was sold on ‘ the purchasers ra tes in payment for king more wss thought ot tho proposition as Moody and Marks had gone to other fields and the hope or get ting the big insurance company for Athens had faded away. Many Paid Notes. But a few weeks since a local bank be gan sending out notices to citizens to call and settle their notes which wns due. Many of them had forgotten the transac tion and when they learned the notes due at the bank were for stock subscribed In the Semlnolo Security Company many wire ot a loss to know an to how tholr notes corao In possession of those people as it was their understanding their notes were given and would not be used until the rompany had been organized and lo cated lu-ro. But in order not to hav< further trouble, the notes were paid bj those who had made them and the mat ter rocked along until a few days since, when It was announced that the -company had moved its headquarters to Chatta nooga, Yean. Stockholders Become Uneasy, | This aroused some uneasiness on the part of tho stockholders here and on In vestigation was Immediately Instituted and the information received from au thoritative sources satisfied thoso who were Interested that the companyM solvent and there was no causo for any unrest or anxiety on tbclr part. It v also stated that the company had pi chased the Southern Life Insurance Co... pany. of Fayetteville, N. C.. paying two hundred thousand dollars for the soma. This was another favorable feature In the affairs of the company which tended to encourage those who hod purchased stock. But It only remained for a fyw days when the announcement wus mada that an applleatIon had been made by stockholders In South Carolina for a re ceiver fo be appointed tor the rompany. The cause of the action of tho stockhold er! Is attributed to the purchase of the life Insurance company, the rdocJrhold alleging In their petition that the amoi paid for the company, two hundred 1 dollars ‘ npdn is a fake prl tfemlnolo fk-curtly PHONE 1263 461 THIRD STREET. firei Columbia, H. C., M' nd Stockholders held a meeting at wi.i to employ Mr. I lew*11 ■ant them In hearti morrow. Mr, Crwln a th« irotriiiM -f In forma frem the niekUldatl It Is understood that several thousand dollars In this section was subscrilxd and the outcome of the affair will be watched with much Interest, not only by those directly Interested, but by tho public generally. OPINION OF STOCKS RATHER UNSETTLED DURING SHORT WEEK THERE ARE SUDDEN SHIFTS IN SPECULA TIVE SENTIMENT. NEW YORK, Dec. 27—The closing of the stock exchange last wec«c on Thursday evening to remain closed un til Monday morning mode the week a short one In flnunclnl affaire, the bank ing business on Saturday providing largely nominal. Then* were develop, ments of Importance, notwithstanding the shortness of tho porlod and the sudden shifts in speculative sentiment in regard to identical circumstances indicated n rather unsettled state ot opinion. This fluctuating atate of sen timent was fairly Illustrated in tho change of views of the significance of the 'Colorado and Southern purchase by tho Chicago. Burlington and Quincy. Incident Brings Buying. This Incident was mode to figure as one of tho lmpulllng causes and In the later strong rebound It was assigned equally as tho ground for enthusiastic speculative buying. The first point of view was due to professed apprehen sion that this might forecast a strug gle similar to that precipitated by the first control of the Burlington in the Joint Interest of the Great Northern and the Northern Pacific, which had such disastrous consequences to the speculative position in 1901. The fact of a rupture of old relations having occurred between H. Hawley, the con veyor of the control of tho Southwest nrn property, and E. II. Harrlman, was made to aeem to corroborate this view. Other circumstances conduced to the break In prices on Monday, the formation of influential opposition to the American Smelting and Refining Company bringing Into hostility other important groups of financial powers. The Carnegie Bomb. The substance of the testimony Andrew Carnegie before the ways and means committee of the house representatives wns Interpreted critical among influential powers In tho steel trade. A largo factor In tho hope ful spirit which has grown up over tho financial prospect is the conviction that the most powerful of the great finan cial groups had been brought Into such a state of harmonious relations tn tho adjustments of the havoc wrought by last year's financial crisis that Insur ance was secured against any destruc tive hostilities for an Indefinite time to come. The misgivings felt early In the week were largely dlasipated by tho subsequent rebound |n -prices. In this rebound the alleged extensive plans of E. II. Harrlman for readjust ment of railrosd relations once moro played an Important part. Talk of Mergers. A revised estimate of the Colonul and Southern transaction saw in it < prelude to other combinations along tho same lines which would bring nil tho available Southwestern and Gulf outlet railroad system Into combination with tho different northwestern rn‘l rood powers. This was tho motlv< for striking market movements In va rlous groan* of securities. The aw ■umed likelihood of theso merger* pr# sented attractive prospects , for en hancement of values. It wss this pline* of the bond market wti'ch neconnted for its greet volume during the weal Money Market Tranquil. Ths money rn.-ik-t gave rvlden Its tranquility and Its rather r tone that the returning **f the porlod "Iof reflux to bank reserves s| 11 holidays would ha MAched illserlou* dangrr. Encroachment nn the I rs«h hold ngs of the banks continue) large, hut tut* early liquidation In ill* I atgrk market and suppFei attracts* I from outside sources relieved the r** house. Mrs. Hilsby was dazed, then she sunk on her knees and sobbed, and her children, two Itoys, nged five sml eight, respectively, beard her cries and colled to nor from the window. Tho youngest child was confined to Ills bed with tho mumps, hut wheu lie heard his inuther's voice ho ran to the window. The toys Mrs. Hllshy held dropped from softly. Pedestrians on their way home stopped and gazed at the woman. hut she apparently was oblivious of them. For an hour or more she sat thus, her body shaken with sobs. Then she again rang the bell and demanded to ho permitted to see lier children. But Mrs. Forbes wus obdurate, and told the woman that Mrs. RUsby refused to go and Iwgan to knock on Urn door. Tho noise ntruet- ed tho neighbors, and several women left ihelr homes, and Bought to console tho hysterical mother. But their efforts were or no avail. Policemen on Scene. Meantime. Mrs. Forties called up _ Tenth precinct station, and Sergeant H. J. Hurry and Policeman James Bingham were instructed to arrest the woman. When they reached Mrs. Forbes* homo they found Mrs. Hllshy sitting on the steps, sobbing. They tried to persuade her to leave, but she explained that it was Christmas evo. and that she wanted to be near her children. Finally, her nerves gave way, and she became highly hysterical. She called repeatedly for her dead husband, and doclured that she must seo her children. When the policemen found they could not persunda tho woman to leave, the patrol wagon was,summoned. Mrs. HUs- by AFTER THE FUN Sober days of work will begin again. Here's imping there will bo plenty of work for nil—plenty of tiniiing and plumbing work for me. JA8. C. GORMLY, Phone 531. 320 Third St. tlm fought the policemen desperately. At tho window her children looked on In amazement They saw their .outlier lifted bodily und thrust Into ths patrol >gon and heard her piercing screams. 'I wns afraid to let Mrs, Hllshy come Into tho house," sold Mrs. Forbes. "Csp- tain Bourdtnan told me nut to permit her to enter, und, ns I believe she would havo ereatod a scene, I decided to bar tho door." Often In Public Eye, Mrs; RUsby has been before the public fpr several months. Bhe disappeared some tlmo ngo, and the police asked to look for her, ns It was ■lie had committed sulcid-. Hhe wus found In a Pennsylvania avenue hotel, Just before Ills dentil Dr. Hllshy obtain ed u dlvorcu and tho custody of tho club dren, Tho little ones were to havo bora placed In nn Institution, but Mrs. Mlfby ■ * -**- *•—* *■'— them to her dream for tho past mnnngcd to get away about two weeks ngo. I had made preparations for their Chrislnuis, and when I went homo I wns going to hung up tho children's stockings and till <hem." This Is Worth Reading. Leo F. Zeliuskl, of 68 Gibson street, Buffalo, N. Y., soys: "I cured the most annoying cold sore I ever had, with Uucklcn'* Arnica Salve. I ap plied this salvo once a day for two days, when every trace of the sore was gone." Heals nil sore*. Hold un der guarantee at nit drug stores. 25c. \agdzme is primed for folks who want to keep up to date on big things, and who don’t want to be bored to death while they’re at it. So its chinks arc fdlcd with good stories, good sentiment, and good humor. Read the publishers’ talk this month, and you’ll see just where we stand. LOOS FOB THE FATCUWOBB C0VEB For Qalo by J. W. BURKE CO. MoEVOY BOOK CO. BROWN’S BOOK STORE. FOR SALS FOR SALK—A row prelty lirov.n !<•; cocfctrefar, $i.oo each. Address C Newton, Macon, Ga. writers at $65; three 91$ typewrit ply liughii-** Office. Macon Telegraph. REMOVAL BALE—Barred Rocks; choice t lids; lots of ten $1.00 each, before De cember $0; send check; birds guaranteed. J. G. Collo. Munticello, Ga. FOR BALE—Building Iqt on VinevlUe ave. H*-vcnty-ono foot m>nt. Very de sirable. Unrguln. G. M. Davis. Second st. T- ttSL FOR HALB—Guss perfecting press, with complete stereotypo outfit; good order; prints 4 or 8 pagoi; $1,250 fob Macon. Address Telegraph. Macon. Ga. FOR SALE—Fifteen horse Talbot engine and l*olh*r: good running order; $160 for outfit. Macon Telegraph. LOST BTItAYED—Urge black horse; mane rouch’d; from old Napier home, Sat- duy night. Any Information ph<»n “ or notify Joseph M. Napier A Co : tosi.i. Southern Packing Co. Choicest Native ami Western Meats. 620 Cherry St. Phone 351. THE CAREFUL LADY Of tho house, who closes the windows at nights and bars tho «i«urs. should not neglect to look to the roof—slit* should remember that Mr. Rain la an Intruder who cun do harm os well us the burglar. JAS, C, GORMLY. Phone 531. 320 Third St. Phono 187. GUNS, LOOKS, SAFES, Etc. REPAIRED. H. & H. R. HUHN, Basement Amer. Nat’l Bank. le a Word MEETINGS CONSTANTINE chapter No. 4. It. A. M. Regular Convoca tion Monday night at 7:10 o'clock. Work In Mark. Past and Most Excellent Degrees. All Royal Arch Mamma welcome. L. W. Bullion, It. P. W. U. Chapman, soers- tary. & LOST—Dachshund with Dodo on collar: description, small, black, long body and short cradled legs. Reward for return to Walter H. Turpin, 763 H?con4 zb MONEY TO LOAN. wurds; no delay; loans closed within : A Havings Bank. J. J C* .b. Commercu MISCELLANEOUS •own by ( es. ‘ nnteed. FOR SALE $1,000 . Wo offer for this prlco a thoroughly modern C-room cottage on Park Place, on a good lot thut fronts 70 feet and hus u depth of un acre. Tills place has •ewry convenience and is one of the nicest pigeon that has been offered for some time. Wc aro facilitated to give terms. $i,coo. f ; A n!ro C-room cottage on Ross street, well located and u bargain at tho price. Terms If den!red. Minton-Morgan Co. Real Estate. 420 Cherry 8t. Phone 1192. NOTICE—Call meeting Wollhin Lodge No. 890, F. und A. M., Monday night, 8 o’clock; public instullatlon or officers; Mam.ris und_ th«lr_ famines InviteiR R. \V. M.;’o, L. Jackson, Hecty. WANTED WAKTRD—A few table boarder*. two furnished rooms to rent at First si ITAtsi r<M—. in mi.in ,i * ' ” . . convenloncca, by single, middle aged lady. Must he oontrally located. Reply early to Miss II., thla office. TNACHISHH WaNTMD— 1 Teachers want ing work, and schools wanting teach ers, write us. Many line opcuingN for January throughout notiUumat. Hherl- dan’a Teachers* Agency, Greenwood. 8. C. TO STRONGLY PROTEST WANTKD—flood competent traveling sulcHineu to handle a high-grade line of roofing und building *udnts; exceptional parties. Apply of roofing and building »u S ;iportunlty for proper arland Refining C<*. Cl 240 Washington ave., Phono S672. HELP WANTED—Railway mail cletka; commencement salary $$00.00; spring examinations; preparations free; write Immediately, Franklin Institute, Roches- FOR RENT FOR RENT—Second floor five-room flat, ‘ “ Phone Will Condemn Sentences Recently Im posed Upon Messrs. Miteheil, Gornpers and Morrison. Although no. definite stops us yet havo been taken in thut direction It Is Fofl hunt—Five-room house regarded as altogether probablo that ’ the organised labor Interests of Macon will adopt similar protest* us thorn; of other trades councils, condemning tho M-ntcnce 'recently imssed upon Mcskiw. Mitchell, Hampers and Morrison. The Central Labor Union, which In cludes all labor unions In the city, will probably meet within n few days to adopt resolutions or make it a mut ter of record tn&t their sentiments lu the premises are wholly condemna tory. The passing of Imprisonment «en- tenres on M^nsrs. Mitchell, Goinper* and Morrison for alleged contempt of court, In that they disregard'd an In junction not to publish a "wo don't patronize list," Including the name of a stove company, created a national sensation, end in score* of cities where labor I* strongly organized, pro tests have been made. FOR RENT—Store at 379 Second st. for merly occupied by the Koultnble Bank ing A luian t’o.; excellent place for a Imnk; poenexslon January 1; wit. be al tered to suit tenant. Apply to Ben L. Jones. RENT LIST 1*7 Bellevue Ave I2P.00 742 College. 9-r $35.90 426 Calhoun. 8-r $20.00 ...$18.50 $22.50 $26.00 $22..>0 possession 221 Dune 166 Fourth. 7-r 1171 Oglethorpe, 7-r 126 Holt 8t.. u-r $10 Hardeman, 7, $25.00; January 1st. 140 Highland ave., 7-r $27.50 261 Orange. 7-r 625.00 ■TOREK. 420 Mulberry Ht $60.>0 650 Poplar 8t $40.bO 65$ Poplar (Jan. 1) $50.Co ICO Poplar $59.0# B. A. WISE & CO. MACON. DUBLIN it rAVANNA BAIL- HOAQ CON MANY, Arrival an# Utparur* cf Paittnger FOR RENT OR HALE—Best dairy and truck farm In Georgia; $6 acres with 7-room house tn good repair; stables, barns, etc.; fine meadow; enough aped 10 mtmi Napier. FOR RENT—fnirnodlufo possession. 1 Elm st., 779. 769, 753 Ash st A. Harts, cor. Orange and Forsyth sts. Janitor, all conveniences. Apply to : con Havings Rank. FOR RENT- Ptfliuc SALK—On W«In<«!.y. D.i-. M. . iso*, we will sell at puMln outcry for caih at our farm where T. C. McCollum now reeldes, all of our shirk und farm Implement*, consisting of 7 head of I mule*. IS head of cows, 20 tuad of hocsj $0 head of goats, 26# bushels of corn, 206 hales of tins hay, wagous, buggies, hay press, harrows, corn planters, guano idlnirUiUlers, wagon and flow gears, and muny other articles i:scessory on » farm; sale lo tunnrnsnoe promptly at 1# o’clock; be on hand It you wUh some good her-1 i«4nf«. Wimberly A Rlrcli. proprietors of ■ulten Mills Farm, Columbus road, ' I miles from idly. PERSONAL HAM/0 SCHOOL FOR ROTH can admit *a few more pupil*; rei-ond session gins January Ctli; If lut-rextcd, v.rll 1)1x011 Hall, Prln., Bogart. Ga. POR SALE Suburbaniiome Ownor wishes to sell homo in sub urbs; live minutes' walk from car line* Brand now houso of flvo rooms, eight* foot hull running through ontlre house. Nine-foot veranda running around throe iildes of tho houne (125 feet); largo lot, barn, stablos. etc. This house wan built to live in and not to -sell, which makes qulto a difference In It# construction. $2,000; $500 cash, bal ance In puyments of $25 a month at eight per cent Interest. Can got pos session In few days after salo is made. Will nlno soli from ono to five largo beautiful vacant lots ndjo'nlng, ele vated n»d level, nicely sod with Ber muda grass, cheap price and liberal terms also on these lots. Exceptionally fine place for poultry, sheep, goats, hogs, etc. This 1# a real and true bargain, an you will see on investigation; better nee It today. Address. 8UBUHBAN IIOMK. Care Tslogiyph. H. Horne REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS. Grand Building. Phcna 454. FOB RENT. 8tore, COI and 606 Fourth street; rail- Store. 451 Cherry street. • road irnck facllltlss. Second and Third floor Evening News Building. , _ . _ Storage spaco st English Compress Building, Southern Railroad track faclll- Ut-ii. DWELLINGS. 7-i. dwelling n«ar Whittle School. 7-r. dwelling, 210 First street 7- r. dwelling, 4j7 and 453 New street 8- r. dwelling. 243 Curling avenue. »-r. cottago Bouth College street. ' • i -r. cottage, Lynn ave., vlnovllle (new) -r. cottage. 406 nr.d 40! Ross street. - r. Tn .* — * *-— new apartment house of 5, rooms. Btenm he~‘ —*— service furnished. Htemn boat, water and Janitor For Sale In Vinovillc, on tho car lino, I offer n six-room cottage, on largo lot, for a quick sale, at $2,600.00 This is n new house nnd has porcelain tub, cabinet mantels, and is generally what is called n modem house. I can make terms with n fair cash pay ment Frank B. West Real Estate and Insurance, 417 Cherry St. WANTKD • msdlura priced residences FOR SALE condition, would i try home. Farms la oao| Imi roved city lots that pay"well aa In- , - no. I localttls*. lumber lands, ^raoao| In different parts of city. IIE KRi:»: Kir JONES REAL E8TATK AGENCY