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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. THURSDAY. MAY 16, 1907 j£. L. THROWER, REAL estate. 61100—On Robbins street, Ze block of Whitehall street, we have a pretty lit tle 3-room cottage, south front with shade that can not be duplicated a t this price, This property is close in an d can be had on easy terms. 61700 each for four 4-room cottages on Robbins street; close in and next to the above described cottage. We can sell these cottages sepa rately or singly. They are good and cheap at the price; easy terms on any or all of them. Good for a little home or for investments. M. L. THROWER, 39 N. Forsyth St. OLORE & JUSTIN, 215 Peters Building. K5VTHB PRETTIEST LOT ON OR- mood stmt, Juet beyond Grant; (0 by 157; |, T el »» o floor; «ee ue quick. CASH AND moo IN FIVE TEARS »t, one of the prettleit brand new cot- ta-ri In Weetern Height*; lot 40 by 170; Ite elite by Ite side »old for (1,860.00. Ton are tint. v .190 00 CASH AND MONTHLT RAIMENTS -Fire-room cottage near Williams etreet icbool; rente for (12.60. Price 11,750.00. Tbl* I, dote In. |0» 00—THREE ROOMS AND HALL; nice lot near Hemphill grenne, where everybody went* property. This la a caih tergnln. OV.W UlilO A LU* w V *' from Morgen avenue to Linden Itreet, i end n bn If block. met oft North Boulere Tble I* two lote, and North Side prope like thle don't come often. B50.00 CASH AND 1700-00 IN FIVE TEARS will tray n splendid six-room cottage near North nrenue. Lot 45 by 144 and, rente fur 117.00 per month. JI'ST EAST OF GRANT PARK, NEW * 1. nice mantels, ITS per month. ON GRIFFIN STREET; BRAND NEW rottnge, consisting of reception room, dining room, kitchen and two bed rooiue, with nice cabinet mantel* with tiling; ean front end n beauty; S1.SB0; 1100 cath and 116 per month. ANNOUNCEMENT. THE LAND SALE IN EAGAN PAnK yesterday Wkg a great ancceaa. It waa perhapi the hlggeet tale of auburban lota ever pulled off In one dey In Fulton county. Wo dCairo to thank the agency force and real estate men who aided us go efficiently In auccessfully handling this property. Movement! aro already on foot for Im provements and development!. We are going now regularly Into the real eatate buslneis, and will be glad to see all our friends and customers at M Inman building. If you have a bargain, oome to ua. We can sell it. If you want a bargain, come to us; we can get It. Very truly youra. EAGAN PARK LAND COMPANY, 16 Inman building. Bell 'phone 461L FOR SALE. FOURTEEN-ROOM RESIDENCE: NORTH sitIf; f!<.st* 111; I nr* rner 1<U; Komi neighborhood. Owner breaking up house* k«•*{.!ni; nn<l prefers to sell rather lliim to rent so rafunldp a modern home. Cnn be bought for aliout wbnt It would cost to build the bouse. Kindly call at tho office for particulars. Price 912,500, North Boulevard. $2,600—STORE AND RESIDENCE IN West End, on Gordon street, near Leo. Terms $500 rash, balance four or five annual payments, to suit purchaser. FOR RENT. Furnished. 398 Spring street ... . t . ...$45,00 15 Morrison avenue 40.00 Candler street, Decatur ... 35.00 7 rooms 7 rooms . ,6 rooms . 85.00 6 rooms Unfurnished. $1,000 WILL BUY A FIVE-ROOM COT* tflgo, situated on McMillan street, neat Marietta street. Terms very easy to good party. McCRORY & JOHNSON, BEAT, ESTATE AND LOANS. 101 PETERS BUILDING; 'PHONE 469L 13.860—BUYS A SPLENDID 7-ROOM cottage on Cherokee avenue, built for a home. If you want eomethlng that will pleaae your wife and mother- in-law be eure and let ue ehow you thli. (1,700—BUYS A NICE LITTLE COT- tage Juat off of Whitehall street, 12- mlnute walk to center of bualneaa. It'e close and cheap. 1400 cash and 118 per month. Don't miss It. This kind is scares. (4,350 — IT'S JUST EIMPLY peach. In West End on eplendld street, two stories, a rooms, water, bath, gas. electric llghte, etc. On terms of 11,000 cash. Others are asking 18,000 for no better homes. Quick turn, 11,600—CASH AND NO LESS BUYS a 6-room cottage on Ashby street. West End, lot Is 60x300, no plumbing In this home. Gas, water and sewerage down and If connected would bring easily .11,300. Stable and servant's house. It's a bargain. Let us show you. IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT Inman Park remember we have some lovely homes out there cheap and on easy farms. See ua ON JUNIPER STREET LOVELY 8 room residence, 37,000; terms. ON PONCE DELEON, house, 36,000. ON JACKSON SEVERAL houses. Let us show you. ON WEST END AVENUE, A FIVE- room house; thil ls s nice place; 13,850. Termi. IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL. list with ua. Do you want to boy a home or Investment? See us. And your, vacant houses can be rented by us. WILLIAM S. ANSLEY, Real Estate. 217 Century Building, Phones Bell 288, Atlanta 295 NORTH ride LOT-86 RT SO. THIS LOT le In Aneley park, and la s beauty, and aa to the vein, of It, If yon will eee the location and consider" tbe alxe you will waillly ace that It la cheaper than any thing you ran buy. Ton didn't know that you could get such a lot In this section for only I7.ro. did you! ON NORTH BOULEVARD VACANT lots and homes. THREE DOUBLE NEGRO HOUSES. new; rente til per month. Take 'em tor 33,800. Quick. CLIFF W. ANSLEY, Real Estate, BELL PHONE 5168. 331 CENTURY BLDO. 33,400 FOR NICE SIX-BOOM COTTAGE with water, ant and bath, <m unimproved street, end not far from Peachtree. Rent ed at 325 per month and paying HH per cent Internet. Can only offer It for ebort time at this ptlce. (9.000 FOR ELEGANT, NORTH SIDE home on tine corner lot. In block of Peach tree. It hne nine room, and baths on both Itoori. Special reduced price. DECATUR PROPERTY - SIX-ROOM hauae and lot, 50 by ISO, In half block of the court house. Four of tbe room* are plastered and the other two reedy for pita- tertng. Thle place le In half block of car Una also. Price (1,275. 8HADED LOT-1 HAVE A BEAUTY OCT •t Copenhlll, covered with lovely trees and la a 6ne neighborhood, and It la a cor- Mr lot. Fronts 175 feet on one street and [»*• through to another. This can be iwght for 11,275. NEAR ROFTH BOULEVARD-NICE PIVE- room cottage, tiMriy new; nicely located, “a Street with pared sidewalks. House “* water and gas. Let 50 by 160. and the •wner la anxloue to eell It for (3,500. Washington stbeet-this side of •worsts arena. Is s two gtory eight-room *>««e. fronting east. This place can be »lht for 15,000, and you can pay 11,000 ™ and get terms on tbe balance. FOR RENT ' Sr' h ' FA* H«25o L St3> 1125.00 H' s" L‘ "Hege Park 10.00 h •. I i J ‘ t<) l avenue 160.00 Si' ?' i w -5Mrtetts street 46.00 k ?„ K **t Harris street 4500 it ' a.. 7U0 v,„ fvt. — — M ag!«t»«te (,' k ' .Piedmont avenue 36.00 5 • Highland avenue 32.60 r i? 5»« •'•If • treat 40.00 7 t ' ?' '-"“"ally street 72.60 7-r h' 115 5»at Peachtree street.... 75.60 K **' •-•“den 10.00 J OIIX j. WOODSIDE, TIIF RENTING AGENT. 12 Auburn Avenue. Both ‘Phone*—41k. MJM FOR A T1VO-STOHY HOUSE OF nine rooms, with all modern convenlencea and furnace beat. In elegant north aide neighborhood, and with large beautiful lot. FOR 0,600 I CAN SELL YOU THE BIO. gMt bargain In a beautiful 100-foot lot. or two 80-foot lots, tbit-yon ever looked .a on tbe north side. On one of the t prominent north side street* and In elet neighborhood. They are 6ne depth, and you ran easily make three tine Iota tbit will eefl like hot cake*. But you’ll have to be quick, aa my time l» limited at thle price. ANSLEY PARK LOTS-A BEAUTY F (900; another for (1.600, and a rarely i on Peachtree circle for (3,750. Batter me about theta. Thera a one proflt In all of them. •UN EACH FOR TWO BRAWI NEW 3- etory hotteee of 9 room* each, with water, tae and electricity, and nice -ait front fota; on nice atreet, In nice tielchl>orhoo.|, anil not too far ont. They will rent for 135 MCh, and pay 13 per cent Interest. MODERN ELEOANT, often’roome'with'aH modern conveniences, furnace heat, electric belli, etc., and two HeWb-ra,,. It's a fln* bargain. beautiful lot. In one of the beat nelghlRT- bonds In tbe city. II 060 EACH FOR TWO FINE LOTS VERY nrar Grant park. They are floe else, and very convenient to car line* They are dan* dies to build on and sell to flue advantage. MJM for a beautifitl cottage •“home at D^«ar. rarfe. hj»n«ful ,o t. on car line, and In flat neighborhood. Con only offer at the price for few dale. I HAVE A SPLENDID LIST OF HOUSES and vacant lota In all send parte of the cltv, aa well aa In the aubdrfra._nnq.tt Win pay you to call and ae, ms before buying. W. JONES & CO., 5 VIADUCT PLACE. We have for quick Mle a lieautlful all- room cottage on Eaat Georgia avenue which la modern In every respect. It Is on good steed lot with alley In rear and ranta for 133.00 per month. ' Pries (2,600.bd—1600 cash. Salesmen—A. B. Duncan, J. V. Eubank* J. D. Yarbrough. Both 'Phones BM. (400—NICE LARGE VACANT LOT ON Mathews street. West End. Situated be tween Lawton and Queen street* Terms very eaay. CHAS. M. ROBERTS, 12 Auburn Ave. W. A. FOSTER, Real Estate and Loans, 12 S. Broad. Bell 'Phone 3027. Atlanta 'Phone 1881. AUCTION! AUCTION! WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION SATUR- day afternoon at 3 o’clock, forty-eight lota and one Are-room cottage and I' * ** Hill: property fronts oil Battle •rty-eift won 9 Hill a laton an We will soil the hoasc and lot on terms of $100 cash and $16 per month. All def< payments will hear 7 per cent simple I eat and be payable on or before maturity. After the sale w« will fire away 1100 In cold, divided Into fifteen prizes: Five of $10 each, and ten of $5 each. For plate and full particulars, call at office. Auction Sale of Suburban Home Tracts at Conway Springs In Cobb County, MAY 22ND AT 3 P. M. sides of the car line and public road. These tracts ran from 1 to 6 ncres; most of them have woods and running water, and nice home sites. Conway Springs already has several nice homes which form the nu cleus of a high-class community. We want to Impress upon you that this is not a lot sale, for ft Is your opportunity to buy acreage ldg enough for any gentleman s home. We are going to offer this very de- r!tuple Interest; 6 per cent will be offered for alt cash. Special csr will leave at 2 p. m. Come and go as our guest. FOR SALE: BUILDING LOTS RIVERSIDE PARK, Waycross, Ga. seat Georgia. grneral Improvement* The Atlantic Coaet Line railroad I, completing two mllllon- dollar ebons. It la estimated that 4,009 to 6.UOO people will lie added to the present wpulatlon of 10,000 people within tbe next .weire month* Tbe question la: When will these people live? The lote In ''River- aide I'ark" answer that queatlon. We art offering Iota wltblo tbs corporate limit, of Waycross on the remarkable terms of (6 to (29 cash, and (3 to (6 per mouth. No taxee, no Interact. Mr. Thomea Herutchln le with ue for the purpose of selling these lota. He bae made a pereonnl Inspection, and Is In posi tion to ndvlM yon. Wc consider these lota aura money makers. Yon stand to make from 60 per cent to 100 per cent before you ultra oi.d plat* See or ON GARDEN STREET NEAR GEORGIA avenue, well-built and attractive 5-room cottages all conveniences; goot lot 34x140 I'ric. (7,300. CUT inimn. nuu iiuiiuh* « *»*= s nsw alx-room cottage, with cabinet man tela, elab bones grates. Georgia .wood liber plastering, built of good material, on els vs ted oalc shaded lot: pleasing surround Inga: will only lie ten mlaatet from baal ness center when cere are running. This la a stood buy for $2,800; |70p cash and •** * month. This property - In value, for big - thin this section. 120 per r Is sure to enbauce ngi ire planned for « TEN MINUTES' WAI.K OF THE business center end located among good people, an old-fashioned but well-built resi lience of nine rooms, with all the conven- fences. Eelovated, level and shady lot, 50 by 140 to alley. A pick-up for $4,600. ONE OF THE NICEST AND COSIEST ■Is-room cot tags homes on the south aide. Everything complete end comfortable. Best neighborhood. I’rlce $3,150. on tern,% of $SM cssh: balance $26 per month; 7 per cent. Thle place la now rented to s good tenant $4 per month. McIaENPON AVE.-ALMOST NEW FIVE- room cottage; lot 60 by 200 to alley; rood place to raise chickens and children. $1,590 —dead easy terms. FINE LOT ON ORMOND STREET NEAR park, 10 by MO; tile walks. Cheap for 1800. Sales Department: A. 8. HOOK, B. C. EVE. 331 E. Linden .. 12 Brown place . SOS So. Pryor ... , 409 No. Boulevard 124 Merrittr ... . 658 Edgewood ... Loomis t __ . 230 K. Pine 109 Mills 280 E. Georgia . 66 W. Llndeu . 58 Irwin 745 Glenn ... .. 63 W. Harris ...$30.00 ... 37.60 ... 46.00 .. 45.00 ... 46.00 ... 36.00 ... 40.00 ... 36.00 .. 27.60 .. 30.00 ... 26.00 ... 22.60 ... 36.00 ... 26.00 ... 22.60 ... 20.00 ::::::::: SB 27.60 ::::::::: 9 rooms 8 rooms 8 rooms 8 rooms 8 rooms 7 rooms 7 rooms 6 rooms 6 rooms 5 rooms % 6 rooms L. A. WOODS, 818-819 Empire Bldg. Bell Phone 2099, Atlanta Phone 1771. I MAKE EASY TERMS. (700—FOR THIS SMALL AMOUNT WB have a new 8-room cottage on river car line with lot 100 feet wide and 2W feet deep. This la an extra large lot and Is all cleared up and ready for cultivation. This place le only shout 100 yards from the car. Hive us some cash and let tho rcet go as rent. ILC50-A SWELL LITTLE SUBURBAN 4- room cottage, with one-half acre lot, nil nicely wired In, with poultry houses, fruits of different, kinds ana biSia ‘ * * Good car aervlce. The owner wants to sell this place, and If you will drop by our officer and let us toll you at>out thle place you will And this la Juat the place you have been looking for. Just n little money and the rest la easy. WHAT ABOUT A 6-ROOM HOUSE WITH two-acrc lot on South Decatur car line? Yon had better come up and see this place right away, for place* like this don’t Inst, $10 CASH AND $6 PER MONTH WILL buy a nice east front oak grove lot Inside the city limits, now many ao you want? ROBSON & RIVERS. FOR SALE. (60 ACRES OF LAND, 300 ACRES GOOD creek Imttotn land, 5-room uew house, one 3-room house, all now; two largo barns: three miles from Acwortb. $7,000. KIRKWOOD LOT, CITY OF KIRKWOOD, 100x790 feet; 9709. 160 cash, balance 910 per month. KIRKWOOD-BEAUTIFUL 6-ROOM COT* tage; lot 80x200 feet. $3,700. CLEVELAND STREET. NEAR E. FAIR atrfrt; vacant lot, 217x500. $750 cnab buys It. EDGEWOOD—NEW 8-ROOM HOUSE. ON corner lot, 60x200. We are Instructed to •all this home at tbe low price of $3,100. NEAR GLENN'WOOD AVENUE—ONE 3- room end one 2-room home; rent for 910. 8860. THREE DOUBLE HOUSES, SIX ROOMS etch; rent for (10. Price 2,600. TIIUEE-ROOM HOUSE AND lIA|aL; IT rents for $6. |6C0. TWO HOUSES. THREE ROOMS EACH, Markham street; rent (14. (1,2(9. TIlREE-ItOOM HOUSE NEAR HUNTER street; rents for (8. MOO. ONE 7-ROOM HOUSE NEAR 11UNTEU •tract; rents for 916. Price 11,800. HUMPHREYS STREET—A 3 ROOM COT- tage; rente for (7. Price MOO. McDaniel strekt-a 4-room cot- Uga; rents for $10. Price $350. CENTRAL PIECE OF PROPERTY. HALF block of Whitehall street; 4-storir brick ►0x105 feat; leased five years, $2,100, Price $25,000. TIIREE-BTORY IIRICK. 3x90 FEET, 8. Ilroed street, near Alabama. 13,000. TWELVE ACRES MORE OR LESS. * mil. from Iturkhaail. fronting three public roatls. This Is a choir, opportunity for In- vratraont. It I. an bloat plnre for a .urn- ■nar home; beautiful grove; one acre of thla Iran la well situated for a atore. We are instructed to sell fur (2,000. Quick tale. SEE US FOR SOUTH SIDE PROPERTY YV. E. TREADWELL & CO., 24 S. Broad St. NEWTON S. THOMAS, Real Estate. 422 Century Building, •PHONE MAIN 3154 L. 34 ACRES OF THE PRETTIEST LAND In Fulton county, fronting on both aide, of Atlanta iv.nn,; running from Hapevlllo to Collage Park, for (7,600, on reasonable terms, la certainly a bargain. No land around It can bt bought for Ina than (300 to (760 per acre. If you want a place that la a little beauty, and aomethlng on which you can double your money In a abort time, took at thla with me at once, and you will never regret tba day. Did you know that they are moving to have Hnpe- vlllc and Collage Park taken Into "Greater Atlanta?" That meana that thla land, which I am now offering at farm land price, will aeon be Inside tba city limits. Tbit la your opportunity to make n lot of money on a email Investment, and bal ance at 6 per cent In one, two, three ond four years' time. A. GRAVES. Both Phones. 261-2 South Pryor Street. 5-Room Cottage on E. Fair street, modern conveniences, close to center of city; a good lot; excellent neighborhood. For a few days will offer it for $3,000—$700 cash, bal ance $300 per year or $25 per month. J. A. HASBUUY. Manager. INVESTMENTS ABOVE THE AVERAGE. $305—PAY THIS CASH. EXPEND $60 ON ItnprovonuMitN and you got rt * will stay rented at $27.60. Mo luenta only $20. See the proflt? $1,000 CASH ORTH A NEW TIIRBE-ROOM house on Fulton atreet: rents regularly for $10. Heuiember thla is close in. $2,600-9600 CASH—GETS FIVE TWO-ItOOM honaes on Dnvla street, near Mitchell; alwnya rented at $5 each. Thla U extra good. Hunt everywhere. WE HAVE ROME BEAUTIFUL BUILD lug lota all over the city, and near the Boulevard we have aevernl which tho own er la anxious to sell. You can make your BEHJ. LACY DURHAM ANSWERS LAST BUGLE Il/ijamln Lacy Durham, a gallant Con federate veteran, died Wednesday afternoon at the borne of his son. Daniel P. Durham, 261 South Boulevard, aged 68 years. He had been In declining health for aome time, and bln death wna Induced by wounds received' durlnff tbe four years be fought for hla state In the war. • Mr. Durham was born near Decatur on August 12, 1838, nnd shortly before the. war moved to Pine Bluff, Ark. At the flrat call for troops, Mr. Durham enlisted In the First Arknnsns regiment, nnd went with that regiment to Mnunssas and participated In that engagement. After that, Mr. Durham was In the West ern army, nnd wns In the tattle nt Look out Mountain under General Pat Clelionrne. When the lighting wna Innta, Mr. Durham was while defending “*' n place of shell. — of Bentonvllle, Jnat before tbe surrender, receiving n wound which waa at flrat thought to be fatal. When tbe was was over. Mr. Durham re turned home* nnd entered Emory College, nnd conducted hla plantation successfully upon graduation. A few years ago he re tired from active life and came to Atlanta to make hla home with hla aon. In 1869, Mr. Durham married Miss Nannie Rrlscu- dine, daughter of l'nschnl Brisendlne, of Rome. There were eight children from this union, four of whom are living, together EOF SUES CAR COMPANY f the ptember, lost, turned up Wednesday afternoon, when Edna McGru der, a negro woman, filed Bult ognlnat the Georgia KMlwny and Electric Company for 110,1X0 for the death of her aon. Sam Me- Grader, alleged to have been taken from a car of the company and killed by a mol*. The petition, which wns filed by Attor neys Moore, Gordon & Branch, avers that the car on which McGruder wna riding on the night of the riot wna coming In from Lakewood ataut 10 o’clock, when it won attacked by n mob of ten or fifteen persons who ordered the conductor nnd mo- torumn to stop the car. The petition cliArges that the employees of the company did not exercise sufficient care In protect ing tbe life of the negro, nnd that the com pany Is liable liecniise It did not have suf ficient protection for Its passengers. BABY iTaIaIvES AT GRANTJABK ZOO Grant park now hoc another welcome addition to the Inhabitant, of the zoo. It arrived Wednesday and will moke 11* future home In the cage of the South American llama. The young llama la a male and given promise of proving a most valuable and handsome specimen of hla kind. It le full of life and vigor and Is making Itself perfect ly at home In spite of Ita young and tender age. MISTAKE OF MILLION IN RAILROAO FIGURES In examining the returns of the Southern railroad, received Wedneaday, Comptroller General Wright Thursday discovered an error of (1,000.000 In the additions made In Colonel A. B. An drews' office. The corrected returns arc (14.884.923. The flguree last year were (14,277,600, showing an Increaaa I this year of (697,423, the largest of any road In the state for the year. Two-Cent Rate Announced. Special to The Georgian. Savannah, Oa.. May 16.—The Brin son railroad, soon to be completed be tween 'Savannah and Sprlngfleld, Ef fingham county, and which has Ath ens as Ita ffnel point, has announced that round trip tickets to be used In a Journey during ons day will be sold at 2 cents a mile aa soon os It begins business. MINISTERS CRITICISE COREY’S PREACHER He In survived by' four children. Dsnlel Chicago, May 16.—Congregatlonallst '■ ,•“* M S- ministers In Chicago have become In- tv. H. Garrett, of Atlontn, ond Jnmrn SI. Durhnm. of Charlotte. The funeral services will lie held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at I’oole'a chapel, on Hunter atreet. Iter. A. C. Wont, of the Temple Baptist church, of. tlrlntlng. Thu Interment will ba In Went- view. J. A. BROOKS, Real Estate, 407 4th Nat’IBank Bldg. Bell Phone 1393-Main. WEST END. LESS THAN ONC HALF BLOCK Of LEE »trc*r. new oeven-room cottage; all city convenlencea nnd atreet Improvement*. The lot la 69 by gOO feet to alley, level nnd pretty nt n picture. Thla will make rmi a lovely home, mid la a ldg tar train for fct.100. on your own tarma. Other houaca on thin atreet aclllug for $3,509 not near ao good. HOW IS THIS? PRICE 81.500. RENTS for $16. Good clean white property, near Grant park, flldewalk. water, gas and aewer. Where can you beat It? SOUTHERN RAILRQAD FRONTS FOR SALE. WITHIN m UII.ES LIMIT. EAST SIDE of tbe city, os Southern railroad, 46.000 square feet, fronts Southern railroad 300 fret and 300 feet on streets. Extra fine lo cation for a factory or warehouse. ALSO. (0.000 SQUARE FEET WEST SIDE of tbe rlty. fronts the Southern railway (00 feel, with good etreet frontage, within C4U1 lie* limit; s magnificent location for lumber, coal or factory. These are real bargains. See W. It. RESPES8. 2)8 Brown * Randolph Building. Belt 'Phone (006. ilgPppi^nATE yxiflOO-10 (CENTURY BUILDING. P ! Both phones -43.V* EXTRA BELL PHONE 4200 LOT BARGAINS, $4,000—PIEDMONT AVHNUB CORNER. The lot la correct: tbe price la correct; owner bna refuacd $3,760, and the neighbor hood la altogether correct, unbetterable, If we may be allowed to coin tbe word. 92.800—8PRING STREET; BEST FART; 66 by 180. your own terms. 11,860—NORTH BOULEVARD; 43 BY 186a . Thla will do to tla to. riBu; ihiiiikt isni» nu month*. Only lot left In there. |2S0—SIMFSON STREET; 25 BY 200. "WE GET RESULTS." go out In the market and pick up a piece of vancc. FOR $22,000—WE HAVE A RIG CORNER ftciul-central lot that wc talleve can be •old for $30,000 In the next fix or twelve month*. See thla with ua and mayta wa can trade. Tha lot la 100x150 to an alley. GRANT & PETTY, 30-32 EAST AMBAMA ST. STATISTICS. PROPERTY TRANSFERS. (1,000—Forrest Greene to J. A. Brooks, lot on Broyles atreet. Warran ty deed. (292.06—E. E. Maaaay to Mra. Kan nle Marney Houk, lot on Central ave nue. Warranty deed. Lovtf and Affection—J. W. Massey and M. M. Maeaey to Mra. Fannie Mas. aey Houk, lot on Central avenue. Quit claim deed. (600—E. U Shellnut to Wlllla Whip pie, lot oa John Wealey avenue. War ranty deed. (260—William Mitchell to Wlllla Whipple, lot on Victoria atreet. War ranty deed. 32,600—Mary C. Oaborn to the Neal Bank, lot on Main alreet. Warranty deed. , William Gresham Thomas and J. II. Gresham, Br„ lot on thp McPherson car line. Warranty deed to secure loan. 11,000—J. C. and W. O. McKenzie In Martha Blmmons, lot on I.*rkln alreet. Warranty deed to secure loan. (600—Mra. Janie E. Callahan to/It. B. Callahan, lot In land lot No. 157. Warranty deed. (300—Aaa O. Candler to Q. A. Quarles, lot on Kirkwood avenue. War ranty deed. 1376—D. A. Quarles to D. H. Wall and brother, lot on Kirkwood avenue. Warranty deed. DEATHS. Wlllla Johnson, colored, age 61 years, died at 300 Fort atreet. Lucy A. Beall, age ( months, died at t McMtlllan atreet. Benjamin L. Durham, age 66 years, died at 261 South Boulevard. Mra. Mary L. Lockwell, age IJ years, died at 72 Ponders avenue. Alford Giant, colored, age 21 years, died at 101 North Butler atrse:. BIRTHS. To Mr. and Mra. J. T. Mltchall. at 9 Guyton atreet, a boy. BUILDING PERMIT8. (1,160—Thomas Lankfyrd, to build one-story frame dwelling at 4( De- Oress avenue. (1(6—J. H. Turner, to build frame bath room at 89 Pearl street. 9660—W. M. Spratlln, to build frame workshop at 368 Lee atreet (rear). 8244—J. W. Roberta, to Install warm air furnace at 602 West Peachtree atreet. , volved In a good deal of mental con fusion and several decided differences of opinion oa a result of the Corey- Gllman wedding. “I can not ffnd any Justification In the case of Mr. Corey and Mlse Gil man." said Rev. A. O. Francis, of tho Madison Avenue church. "Mr. Corey lived with hla wife and waa served by her for years before he went back on htr. I don't think 1 wtjuld h*ve ac cepted the ceremony under any consid eration." Librarians to Mast. Special to The Georgian. Asheville, N. C., May 16.—It Is esti mated that between 600 and 700 dele gates will be In attendance at the con vention of the American Library As sociation, which Till be held In thla city May 23-29. Lieutenant Governor Francla D. Winston has accepted tha Invitations to deliver the address ot welcome on behalf of tha atata. FOREST FIRES IN PENNSYLVANIA Corey, Pa., May 16.—A foreat firo which started last Monday In the pine forests of Venango county, near Presi dent. a small town near Oil City, haa raged Incessantly. Ten square miles of pine and hemlock forests have gone up In smoke. Onb hundred thousand, dollars' worth of timber has been de stroyed. .. . • Fearing that the flames, which were spreading both northeast and north west, would destroy derricks and feed wells, the managers of tho different ill and gas companies ordered nil th'lr men to the scene. An army of men Ih fighting the flames. The worst danger Is past. ASHEVILLE SELECTED FOR NEXT GENERAL CONFERENCE. Special to Tbs Georgian. Nashville, Tenn., May 16.—The next -eneral conference of tbe Methodist Episcopal Church South will bo held at Asheville. N. C„ In 1910. Thla de cision was reached here by tho epectal commtttoe to decide the matter, ap pointed at the lent general conference In Birmingham, Ala. Delegations from Richmond, Vn.; Kansas City. Mo.; At lanta. Ga.. and New Orleans. La- urged the claims of their respective cltlee. F. J. COOLEDGE & SON HAVE 500 SAM- PLE CANS OF JAPA- LAC TO GIVE TO THE FIRST 600 GROWN PEOPLE TO CALL AT THEIR HARDWARE AND PAINT STORE, 150 PETERS STRET. NOTICE TO CON TRACTORS. The Gordon Monument Comml.ston Invite bids for the erection of temporary epenkere' stands and setting platform to be put up on Capitol grounds for tbe anrelllng ceremo nies on May 26, Inetent. Contractor* will be teked to Sgure for the entire work and material. Also for the work with understanding that the eeatrac- tora will remove material, retaining for themselves the lumber, etc., used In the construction. Ha Id work to be neetly done with undressed lumber, and finished by noon, Friday, May 21. 1997. Plana and aperlfiritiooa css be bad from A. C. Bruce, architect. 796 Engltah-American building. Hood bids to W. II. Harrioon. sec retary, at Capitol building, on or befora 16 o'clock a. m.. Monday. May 30. 1W7. GOVERNOR JOSEPH M. TEltltF.LI. Chairman. \V. II. HARRISON, Secretary. watch these columns’*—a daily index of realty bargains