Atlanta Georgian and news. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1912, May 30, 1907, Image 13
AT. L. THROWER,
39 N. Forsyth St.
14 760—On Pulliam tS., close In, we
can sell you a handsome 2-atory
home, good lot, east front, and ahome
from every standpoint: 2500 cash bal
W ce easy, at 6 per cent.
•2 200—On West Pine street for a cot*
tage home. This house Is new and
cost <1,550 to build. Here is a sacrt-
sce sale: <850 cash and balance tour
years at 6 per cent.
1150—Each for 2 three-room cottages
on Wells St. These places are close
to Whitehall street and In easy walking
distance of town. The very places for
, working man or for an Investment:
1150 cash and balance 112.60 per month.
12 200—On Hill street, close to Grant
park, east front, overlooking the city,
a pretty 6-room cottage. Small cash
payment will get this place.
M. L. THROWER,
REAL ESTATE.
GLORE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
ON SIDNEY STREET. WE IIAVE A NICE
MCE FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE ON WIND-
■or street; all Improvements down; targe
lot and s nice home; only 11,060. Easy
Isros.
ON ASHBY STREET. NEAR BEECHER
street; ntes all-room cottage, with ball.
This Is brand-new, with largo lot; 12,250.
Terms.
■e 'SPJFSPfBL ■JEEPS' ss*
farms.
BOOM-CASH AND 2800.00 IN FIVE YEARS
,.ts one of the prettiest brand new_ cot
tages In Western Heights; lot « by HO: Its
mate by Its side sold for 21,060.00. You
art nest.
1100.00 CASH AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
-live room cottage near Williams street
school; rents for 212.60. Price gi.2SO.00. Ibis
Is close In.
BM OO-THREE ROOMS AND HALL;
aloe lot near Hemphill avenue, where
rreryhody wants property. This Is s cash
bargain.
PM.00 RUYN A LOT 46 FEET WIDE
from Morgan avenue to Linden street, one
Bed a half blocks east of North Boulevard.
This Is two lota, and North Side property
like this don't come often.
(15400 CASH AND $700.00 IN FIVE YEARS
trill bny a splendid six-room cottage near
North avenue. Lot 15 by 111 ana rents
(or 212.00 per month.
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1907.
A BIG BARGAIN.
ON NORTH SIDE one of
the most elegant homes in
the city. Large, commodi
ous, modem, and built of
best material. In one of the
most fashionable sections.
Large lot, 87 by 200 feet,
beautiful shade. * It would
cost $12,000 to build this
house, the lot is worth $10,-
000, The owner instructs us
to sacrifice at once for $14,-
000. Terms. Somebody will
get it.
EAGAN PARK LAND CO,
36 Inman Building.
Bell Phone 4613.
McCRORY & JOHNSON,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
602 PETERS BUILDING; 'PHONE 169L
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF CLIENTS
for Close-In homes on south side. If you
desire- to aell, Hat with ns at once.
12 ACRES, NEAR LAKEWOOD IIEIGHT8
six-room cottage; 22.500 '
for place of equal value I
■Ire proposition, and you ■
22.600 BUTS A NEW FIVE-ROOM COT-
tage near Oak street, West End. This
|g a cosy little borne, and will please; easy
MANY NICE HOMES IN WEST END;
new and up-to-date. Don't bny In this
ovely section till yon see us end get onr
21,750—ON FRASER STREET* A SNAP;
for quick turn; flve room cottage; porce-
leln l-ath end ell Improvements. Yon bny
this for csth and we will make yon money
on It, sure.
22.000 TAKES A SPLENDID FIVE-ROOM
lege on Onklsnd avenue, near Grant
Large lot: water, gae, bath and cub-
mantels. Easy terms. This kind Is
scarce and yon win have to harry If yon
get It.
JCBT EAST OF GRANT PARK. NEW
modern cottage, five rooms, nlre mantels,
hath, ate.; 22.503; 230 cash, 226 per month.
I AT 15 NEWPORT STREET; PRICE RE-
Dared from <1,350 to <1,300 for a few days. I
City wafer and targe lot. Eety paymenta;
I per cent Interest. You can’t beat thta.
FOR RENT.
BY
CHAS. P.* GLOVER
6 Auburn
C«ti
Ceati
tral avenue 7 rooms 332.50
, t Cain street 6 rooma 26.00
;»»tml avenue........ lOrooue 12.60
jrnTml avenue 0 rooma 30.00
J«th Ronlevard 10 rooma 32.50
tratrnl avenue • rooms 30.00
tlmpsi.n street 6 rooma * 20.00
Baltimore block 10 rooms 50.00
Ispltoi avenue 10 rooma 65.00
Boulevard place 8 rooms 27.50
Currier street i rooms 8.00
CtMinl avenue 12 rooma . 70.00
List your property with ue. Capable eery-
buia. I romtl ' remittances, economical repair
L F. MILLER, Manager Rent Department
william s. ansley.
Real Estate.
217 Century Building,
Phones Bell 288, Atlanta 295
•"W! DE LEON AVENUE HOME -
Think of buying a home on thla lovely
•tsnue for 25,750. You ought to take ad
ttntage of this opportunity, for If yon
*°»'t somebody else will, and I wsnt to
*- rou get It. Yee, yon! I don't want
**$ kicks coming later because you didn't
W It - g}S
31,CSO—ABSOLUTELY A BARGAIN; ELE-
gant nine-room two-story brand-new rea-
Idooce; built of the very beet materiel; Hoe
Interior flnlsb. Modern and up-to-date; fif
teen mlnntee' walk from car ebed; on sootb
aide; easy payments. "It It peaches.”
21,800 - FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE; ONE
block from Whitehall; east front It will
repali
tbit In the tait. few
AinMMni?'
“Delaye are
EDWIN P. ANSLEY,
Real Estate,
10 East Alabama St.
PHONES: DELL 239 4b 8(3. ATLANTA 251
245.000 FOR CENTRAL STORE PIIOPER-
ty. Thla la an opportunity for capital.
Property brings In handaome net Income.
22,750—UP-TO-DATE SIX-ROOM COTTAGE
within one block of South Pryor ttreet.
Lot 60 by 150. Owner anxloue to tell.
24,80—FOR ONE OF THE NICEST 8EV-
on-room homes on West North avenue.
If you want a home In a nice neighbor-
1 \ tee thla.
23,000—BRAND-NEW SIX ROOM COTTAGE
, on a corner lot In West End. All street
Improvements dowu. Lot 50 by 18 to al
loy.
IIAVE SEVERAL NICE HOME* IN
Decatur, Os.. on good etreete that I can
offer cheap.
BEAniTftEE ROAD HOME-NEAR FIF-
|ttentli street leaHy want to got
* Perfect gem of a home, I want yon to
'hie. It just depends on whether yon
went aomethlng In tbta section for
23I,Dt>j is to whether we can trade.
"■Ring street lot-68 feet front;
’* l*et deep. It Is a beauty for 33,003.
«AR grant PARK AND GEORGIA
•tenue I can bell you a new five-room cot-
l,c " vitk water, etc., for 32,250.
22.500 FOR MODERN TWO-8TORY EIGHT-
room dwelling on lieet port Highland
avenue, fen eel I thle place for small cash
payments and balance monthly.
I A51 OFFERING SEVERAL ANSLEY
park lots at the right kind of prices. See
me before you locale.
CHARLES M. ROBERTS,
SALE LIST.
Office 12 Auburn Ave.
23,50) WILL HUY A i-ACRE TRACT OF
land altuated In West End, known ns the
Tom Alexander old home place, with the
main residence of Id or 12 rooms, besides
four nice little cottage tenements. This
property Is bounded on three lines by Law
ton. Greensferry nrenue and Abbott street,
with a frontage of about 2,000 feet. ~~
know of notbiug better on which to
big money by sub-dlrlslon on quick saiu. or
In bulk on the long run; for really when
you stop to look Into this seriously you will
And that the land alone Is worth $1,000 per
acre, while the buildings alone would cost
about the same If built now. Terms can
be mado satisfactory. Kindly call for far
ther particulars.
I5.000-U ROOM 2-STORY RESIDENCE ON
Houston street, hear Jackson; good sur
roundings: all modern, with two toilets and
two baths. Terms, cash $1,000, balance
monthly or otherwise.
$1,675 FOR 5-ROOM RESIDENCE ON IR-
win street near corner Hilliard. Terms
yery easy to good party In search of an
humble llttlo home.
VACANT LOTS.
I have for sale one of the flneet Iota
In Ansley Park, being 100 feet front,
near Peachtree, beautiful elevation,
38.250. ,
West End loti at 3500, 21.000 and
32,000, according to location.
College Park ^nd Edgeivood lots.
T. B. FERRIS, Agent.
218-219 Century Bldg.
Phone 438 M.
S. B. TURMAN & CO.
REAL ESTATE AND
LOANS.
26,000—A 7-ROOM HOUSE ON ONE OF
at 7 per cent Intereet.
312AOO—A U-ROOU HOUSE: SLATE ROOF.
Urge lot; wortb 215.000, but for a quick
eata will aell at the above price.
21,J00-OOOD 6-ROOM HOUSE ON DAVIS
•treet near Rhode,. Ilouee la worth the
money.
22,160—REAUTIFUL, SHADY LOT. NEAR
!«• street; best part of West End; all Im
provement* down; 64x174. Terms.
$5,710—PRYOR STREET NEAR CRUMLEY.
We have one of the best bargains In a 2
story 8-room house that can be had for
$1,000 less than you coaid bnlld the house
l GETS' TWO LOTS ON 8UN8ET AVE.,
$960—CREW STREET LOT, 60x190 ; 8EWER.
S. B. TURMAN & CO.
W. JONES & CO.,
5 VIADUCT PLACE.
WE HAVE FIFTEEN VACANT LOTS ON
Highland arenas near Ponce DeLeon ave
nue, varying In price from 2300 to 2860, on
terme of 38 to 2(0 cash, balance In easy
monthly payments They all lie well and
the emalleat Iota are 42x152 to alley.
BOTH PnONES 6520.
L. A. WOODS,
818-819 Empire Bldg.
Bell Phone 2099,
Atlanta Phone 1771.
I MAKE EASY TERMS.
32,150—ON GARDEN STREET WB IIAVE
a nice flre-room house: extra largo lot.
with 10-foot alley; convenient to school and
church. A good investment. It rents for $20
per month.
FOR $3,000—A NICE SIX-ROOM HOUSE.
large lot with abundance of fruit, grapes,
peaches, etc. This place Is worth more
money, bat owner mast movo In a short
while. Huy this place; you will mako 25
per cent In six months.
$2,750—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE; ALL CON
venlences; $460 cash and $25 per month.
Right on fhe car lino; lot 63 by 130.
$3,150—HRAND-NEW SIX-ROOM COTTAGE
on the best part of Crew street. Gas,
water, bath and sewer; In fact, everything
complete. This placo has Just been built for
n home. East front, with lot 186 feet deep,
and we cau make you special, easy terms.
only a few miles out on the Georgia rail
road and on the new trolley line to Stone
Mountain. This would make you an Ideal
place for a i _ ~ ‘ ‘ * ~
etc. A small r _,
monthly. Huy this and double your money
as soon as the car line Is complete.
OTHMHHppn wi;
reasonable that It Is Just the same os rent.
FOR RENT.
%
Price.
Rooms.
47 Doane
..$35.00
11
136 Hill
10
12 Brown street .. ..
.. 37,50
9
53 Doane
9
365 South Pryor .. ..
.. 45.00
9
61 Crew
.. 42.50
8
327 Spring
8
283 East Georgia .. .
.. 30.00
v7
051 Highland
.. 30.00
N
225 Angler
.. 20.00
0
03 Loomis
6
52 Johnson .. .. ••
42 South McDanfel ..
.. 20.00
.. 28.60
0
0
299 Ashby
6
68 West Linden .. ..
.. 20.00
6
19 Gaskill
.. 0.50
' 5
44 South McDaniel ..
.. 23.60
6
11 Middle
.. 10.00
5
48 East Twelfth.. ..
.. 26.00
4
262-A S.. Pryor (flat).
.. 29.00
6
721 Marietta
.. 15.00
4
63 Sylvan
.. 11.00
4
ROBSON & RIVERS.
N. JACKSON ST. LOT.
For Sale—On N. Jackson
street, near Ponce DeLeon
avenue, a- beautifully ele
vated lot at a very low figure
and easy terms.
See
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate—Renting,
28 Peachtree St.
NEWTON S. THOMAS,
Real Estate.
422 Century Building,
PHONE MAIN 4065.
ON GRANT STREET. 23,S««-TII1R 18 ..
beautiful 6-room cottage, on n lovely lot,
56x180 to illejr; has bath, and Is In good
SMM •* - -*■ -
Hikes t
bar gait
able street In the <
INMAN PARK-CORNER LOT, IOOxIWl
with splendid 9 room residi-m-e, with ill
the appurtenances of a mo4lern. well-to-do
residence: only a short block from street
car. right lu the middle of Inman Park,
among the most desirable neighbors and
prettiest homes In Atlanta, Did you kuow
that It Is almost lmi>osalble to get a home
on s lor go lot nowadsya without paying
$20,000 or $25,000 on Peachtree? The lot Is
level with two-story servants' room In rear.
Beautiful shrubbery and hedges. Price Is
only $6,500, with only $2,000 of this smonnt
down, and balance at 6 per cent. Don't let
this pass. There is $1,000 in It today.
STATISTICS.
CLOSE IN ON TnE NORTn SIDE (NOT
over ten mtnniwain i lmve a modem
l fndm mtf
FUNERAL NOTICE.
OVERDY.-Tbe reiatWeiT and friend,
“ nn.l Mr., w. II. Overby and fin
er id Mrs. J. 51. Few, Mr. end Mra
* Auton, Mra. Ettn F. Hampton,
* t. f. H.
of Mr*. W. II. Overby ,
Methodist church at I o'clock Friday
afternoon.
FOR RENT
DWELLINGS.
hotel 32-34 Houston
15-r. b., 1 College Park SO.i
14-r. h., 207 Capitol 160.1
13-r. -h., 107 Marietta 65J
11-r. h., 66 East Harris 45.<
10-r. b.. 299 ’Washington 65.
9-r .b., 433 Whitehall 80.
9-r. h. t 47 8oath Jackson 86.
9-r. b.. 29 East Third 76.
9-r. b., 96 Capitol 40.
9-r. b., 233 Courtland 46.1
S-r. h., 241 Woodward 40.1
r r ,h., 32 East Alexander **
r. h., 15 Uunnlcntt
7-r. h., 52 Queen (West End)
7-r. h., 182 South Forsyth
7-r. h., 82 McDaniel
7-r. h., 97 West Uaker
7-r. h., 129 East Pine (furnished).... 60.)
Got a copy of our weekly rent bulletin.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT.
19 Auburn Avenue.
Both 'Pbones-618.
VTE
I-IO CENTURY BUILDING.
Doth phones -423-4
EXTRA BELL PHONE 420(2
WASHINGTON STREET.
BARGAIN.
$8,000—NEW MODERN HOME OF EIGHT
roams: on beet part of North iackaoii
•Ireei. Good ihade on lot. Make $*“*
home.
$400 EACH FOR TWO 84 BY $0* FEET
lota Id Decetor. Ge., on car line and
cne of the beet etreete. Decatur will soon
have water work*.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD
FRONTS FOR SALE.
WITHIN 114-MILES LIMIT. EAST MDB
of the city, on Southern mtlrond, 8.000
enuare feet, front! Southern mtlrond 200
feet and 80 feet on street*. Extra Bn# lo
cation Dir a factory or warehooao.
ALSO 10000 SQUARE FEET WE8T SIDE
of the city, fronts the Southern railway
mo feet with good etreet frontage, within
m-mUaa limit;* magnificat mention for
lumber coal or factory. The. ara cal
bargain,. Sc
W. R. BESrESS.
$01 Brown ge Randolph Building.
Bell 'Phone $500.
GRANT & PETTY,
30-32 East Alabama St.
BUILD NEGRO HOUSES,
cnoics NonTH Atlanta lots.
ON THE NOBTIIEAST CORNER OF
North Boulevard and North avenue, run
ning Imch to Keonesew avenue, we haw
on* of the prettleat and moat dealreli!"
lea on the north r"-
thta aa follow,;
Dnlebed
tain bathe,
mantele, Interior
servant's bonne '
jrari^agand* la In tin-top condition,
yon arc In the market for a home, —
about tbla.
9 l oak;
and laundry; extra toilet
built for a home only two
la In tip-top ron.
FOR EXCHANGE.
NEW. NICE EIGHT-ROOM II05IE, ON
$1,000—A NEW NICE FOUR ROOM HOUSE
on a pared north aide afreet, In flrat-
clae* neighborhood; renting for $10 per
• WB GET RESULTS."
LOT ON THE CORNER OF BOl'LK-
rard and North avenne, 8 by 140, with an
alley In the rear. Fries $3,000.
FOR SALE
BY
ANDERSON
527 CANDLER BLOC.
PHONE 5161
SOUTH BOULEVARD
COTTAGE. *
32,800—On caxy termn, $200 cash and
335 per month, will buy a modern 6
room cottage, close to Grant park.
Beautiful level ahaded lot 60x200 feet
to alley In rear. House been built
about two years and la In perfect con
dltlon. This la the kind that does not
stay on the market long, and we ex
pect to sell this before Monday,
this case It will not bn to) your Interest
to let the other man get nhcad of you.
Thla house will rent for <25 per month.
Just what your monthly payments will
be. If you do not want It for a home,
buy It and let It pay for Itself.
J. A. BROOKS,
407 Fourth Nat’l Bank,
Bell Phone 1393 Main.
P.J.M'GOVERN DEAD
IN FAR AWAY TEXAS
A telegram Thursday announced the
death In El Paso, Texas, of P. J. Mc
Govern, chairman of the Southern
classification committee, who had of
fices In the Prudential building and
resided at 18 Forrest avenue, Atlanta.
Mr. McGovern went to El Paso eev-
era! montha ago In the hope of recov
ering hla health. Hln widow and six
small children survive him. They were
with him when death cams. Mr. Mc
Govern was born In Cincinnati In
1888, and waa long prominent In rail
road circles.
He had occupied the position of as-
alatant general frelrlit agent of the
Loulevllle and Nanhville, general
freight agent of the Georgia Pacific,
aaaietant commissioner of the Southern
railway and Steamship Company, and
from 1888 to the time of death had
been chairman of the Southern class]
flcatlon committee.
No announcement hat been made
relative to the funeral.
4 LOT ADJOINING THE CORNER
fronting the Boulevard, 48* by 140, with
in alley In the rear, and the r '
ONE LOT ON NORTH AVENUE, BEGIN-
nlng 180 feet east of Boulevard, 71 liy
82, with alleys on both elites Thle is the
lot to hulMtwobooses on which wlllreed-
tty .aell. The price on UHe la 11.8*1. or
ahoiit 122 a front foot.- Uric aomethlng
elan on thle etreet. and maybe yon will
come to the eonrioelnn that this lot la
certainly worth rhe money.
THE OTHER TWO LOTH ON KENNB
atw avenne. both 41 by 140 to an alley,
—take the ^corner for 2L890 and the Inalife
HOME-SEEKERS, AND
INVB8TORB,
jq the market
or yon may be
J. A. RASBURY, Manager.
EXTRA VALLES-EXTRA LOW PRICES.
ON PEACHTREE ROAD, THIS SIDE OF
the creek, near car line. I ran aell yon a
new and modern 4-room bonee, with 4*
$10,600. It le dirt
■ ■I UH IU« IWIM, |Uf
Ob Ponce DeLeon
I IIAVE A CUSTOMEo WIL
home In Atlanta. He baa a new
brick hotel, now paying It per cent, to ex
change. If your place I* not doing, jo
well, ace me. No risk. Ha offera a iplta-
did propoaltlon.
VISITING CHINESE DON'T
THINK UPRISING SERIOUS.
New York, May 80.—Member, of the
official Chinese mission to the James
town Exposition who are In this city
do not view wlttt alarm the reports
of tha Triad uprising In China and re
port ad danger to the Manchou dynasty.
They eay the government Is not un
popular In China and there la no rea
son to bellave the uprising la serious.
NEED A FENCER
Page Fence Erected
Cheaper Than Wood
W. J. DABNEY IMP. CO.,
96, 98 and 100 So, Forsyth Straat.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
31,800—John W. Green to IV. D,
White, lot on Vine street Warranty
deed.
3S00—Render B. Callahan to Hank of
East Point, lot In East Point.
310.000— R. M. Ro«e to Mary 8. Bre
vard, lot on Broad street. Warranty
deed.
<1.800—W. M. Terry. C. E. Murphey,
J. II. Ewing, W. S. Thomson, N. C.
Spence. II. O. Reese, W. H. Harris
and W. A. Albright ns trustees
Grace Methodist Episcopal church to
George K. Johnson and John W. Ban
ner, lot on corner of Boulevard and
Highland avenue. Lonn deed.
3675—Mrs. Erah Orr Vason to Mrs.
John W. Hightower, lot on Forrest
avenue. Warranty deed to secure loan.
<500—Mrs. Martha C. Banner to Mrs.
Lucy S. Switzer, lot In land lot No. 85.
Warranty deed. v
3126—C. B. Trimble to Miss Mona
D. Goodwin, lot on Eagan avenue. War
ranty deed.
31,520—Robert. K> Hughes to H. E.
Pierce, lot on Dargan street. Bond for
title.
3445—Frank Edmondson to John J.
Wolpert, lot on Highland avenue. War
ranty deed.
BUILDIN(TpERMIT8.
33,600—E. A. Cheles, to build two
one-story' frame dwellings at 44-48
Fulton street.
34.000— S. J. Pattlllo, to build two-
story frame dwelling at 151 Elisabeth
street.
$225—C. Ceffnlon. to build addition
to frame dwelling at 300 Pulliam etreet.
8225—B. Seffalnn, to build addition to
frame dwelling at 304 Pulliam street.
<1,760—R. A. Drake, to build one-
story frame dwelling at 111 Broyles
street.
<125—E. M. Horlne, to erect billboard
at corner Edgewood avenue and Court-
land street.
3225—Phoenix Planing 51111, to build
addition to frame dwelling at 18 Mor
rison avenue.
3100—E. M. Horlne, to erect billboard
at 197 Marietta ntreet.
BIRTH 8.
To Mr. and Mra. Grover C. McGee,
24 Pulliam street, a girl.
DEATHS.
Annie Reeves, colored, age 18 years,
died of paralysis at 15 Terry street
Harry Dickinson, ago 1 year, died at
110 Walton street.
Clarice Harwell, age 4 months, died
of pneumonia at 80 Lucky street.
Mra. Busan Jennings, age 69 years,
died at 32 Chapel street
William Bennett, colored, ago 1 year,
died at 128 Magnolia street
Jefferson Wilson, colored, age 44
yearn, died at 388 Went Hunter ntreet.
Fred Houseworth. colored, age
months, died at 11 Plant street.
SOLDIERS’ GRAVES
ARE DECORATED
Special to Tha Georgian.
Chattanooga, Tenn., May 30.—Graven
of 14,000 Federal soldiers In the Na
tional cemetery here are being deco
rated thta afternoon. The N Memori*l
Day exercises were of an elaborate
nature. In the parade to tho camelry
were members of the two Grand Army
of the Republic corps. Woman's Re
lief corps. Patriotic Order of Bona of
America, a squadron of the Twelfth
United States cavalry and the Twelfth
Regiment band. Dr. Luther Free
man Is orator of the day.
Bank of Leesburg.
A charter was granted by the atom
lory of stats to the Bank of Leesburg
Thursdny. The capital stock Is 826,000,
with E. B. Mnrtln. J. P. Calloway and
othsra, Incorporators.
TWO REQUISITIONS
FOR U
Governor Terrell Honors
Papers From Louis- > ,
iana’s Executive. v
A requisition. In fort two requlaltlnns,
of tbe governor of Lou!*linn, for Rudolph
Fink Gerner, re - Ivcl the official nine-
tton of Governor rrrell Thursday.
Garner Is tbe New Orleans railroad mnn
who Is to face tn sUegeil shortage of :
about 340.000, and who was raptured In
Carternrllle n few days ago, nfter sneceis-
fullr eluding tho combined i froru of Pin
kerton and other detectives for some
weeks.
One charge sgnlnst Gamer Is for obtain- .
Ing money under false .pretensci nnd the
other for forgery and publishing n forged
order as true. Requisitions covering both
counts were honored. .4
These ptpers will lie sen! Thursday after- I
noon to Edward Ilolytend nnd Wslrer-
Mcthr, ngrnta from Louisiana, now In <'or-
tersTlIlr. who will leave'with their prison
er •• toon a, tbe necessary documents am
In band.
CITY FATRERS PLAN
T
Governor Back at Capitol.
Governor Terrell returned Thursday
morning from.MUledgevIlIq. where on
Wodneeday ho attended the celebration
of the one hundredth anniversary of
the state capitol.
Deaths and Ftmsrals
Miss Nola Btksr.
Miss Nola Baker, nged 19 years, died
Wednesday afternoon at thn residence
of her father, J. P. Baker, near Col
lege Park, Go., after an Illness of nine
weeks. 8he Is survlvtd by six brothers
and one stater, Mrs. J. H. Farr, of
Helton. On. Thn funeral services will
be conducted Friday morning at 11
o'clock at 5!ount Olllnd church. The
Interment will be In the church yard.
Loretta Ward,
Loretta Word, nged 17 yearn, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Ward,
died Wedneeday night at thn family
realdence, 160 Chappell ntreet. The fu
neral nervlcen will be conducted Fri
day afternoon at S o'clock. The Inter-,
ment will be In Westvlew cemetery.
Armorita Jones.
Armorlto. tbe Infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Jones, dlsd Wodnes
day night at the family residence, I
Bryan street. The funeral nervlcen will
bn conducted Friday morning at 10
o'clock at Mount Gilead church. The
ment will be In Oakland cemetery.
family realdence. 14 Beecher ntreet The
body will be nent to Ftalrburn, On., thn
time to bn announced later.
Irma Roberts.
Irma, the 21-months-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Roberts, died
Thursday morning at I o'clock at ths
Mr*. W. H. Ovsrby.
Mrs. W. H. Overby died Thursday
morning at a private sanitarium after
long Illness. She resided at 14 Kent
street. The funeral service* will be
conducted Friday afternoon at 8:20
clock, at the St Johns Methodist
church, on Georgia avenue. The Inter,
ment will be In Westvlew cemetery.
She Is survived by her husband, W. H.
Overby, who has been connected. with
The Constitution for a number of
year*
Infant of W. J. Olckinson.
The funeral services of the Infant
son of W. J. Dickinson, who died
Wednesday night, ■ were- conducted
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
Interment wta tn Westvlew cemetery.
F. J. COOLEDGE & SON,
Builders’ Hardware and
Tools,
PAINTS, GLASS, OILS.
150 PETERS ST.
Eighteen member* of the city council,
the mayor nnd the drum corps will b«
among the Georgians who will attend 1
the Jamestown Exposition on Georgia
Day, June 10. ■ . , "v 1
For thta purpose <1,000 has been ap- ,
preprinted by the city. The members
of council are expecting a pleasant tlma
In Jamestown, and have begun to mako
preparations for the trip.
The committee from council appoint
ed to look after the proper furnishing of
the Atlanta room tn the Georgia build
ing, reports that the room will be well I
furnished.
Councilman Harman Is chairman of|
the committee. One of tho teachers of
the Atlanta public schools will bs en
gaged to give out Atlanta literature to
visitors to the room and to talk At-'
Ion to.
Bookers Home
Near Roosevelt’s*
New York, May 80.—Docker T. Wnablng-
ton baa encaged a Bummer homo at weat
Neck$ Lone Inland. He will Hvo about 3
miles, from President Roosevelt's summer
home. Kngnmore Hill. Tbo place consists
of 100 iwei of farm land, with an old-fash
ioned bouse, built by the Van Wyck fam
ily many years ago.
U. S. Gunboat
Off For Swatow
Washington, May 20.—Ths navy de
partment hns ordered the gunboat Hel
ena from Shanghai to Amoy, China.
She will proceed thence to Swatow, tho
scene of the Triad revolution. Her
mission Is the protection of American
Interests. Sho will not Interfere unless
It Is necessary.
CHINE8E COMMANDERS
WON'T TAKE PRISONERS.
Shanghai, May 30.—Troops are being
hurried with all possible dispatch tn
the riot regions and tho authorities am
confident that tho Triad rebellion soon
will be euppreased. Tlio government
commanders In .the Held have been In
structed to tako no prisoners.
LIKE HONOR PAID
TO DEAD HEROES
Special to Tho Georgian.
Anniston, Alai, May 30.—Memorial
Day waa observed hero today by the
members of the local past of the Grand
Army of the Republic. The exercises
were held at tho Hillside cemetery,
where a number of Union soldiers are
burled. Among the graves decorated
were General Daniel Tyler and Cap
tain Edmuns Tyler; nl.-n th» grave* of
Spanlsh-Amerlcan soldiers were deco,
rated and those of the Confederate
dead.
The address was delivered by Rev.
W. B. Bmead and taps were blown by
members of the camp.
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MISSISSIPPI D0CT0R8
ELECT NEW OFFICERS.
Special to The Georgian.
Meridian, Miss., May SO.—The State
Dental Association adjourned at noon
today, after naming Jackson as tho
next place of meeting and ■ ting the
following officer*: President, Dr. L. A.
Smith, of Port Gibson: first vice presi
dent, J. E. Brunson, of Meridian; sec
ond vice president, C. F. Boger. Natch-
es; secretary. E. Douglas Hood, of Tu
pelo; corresponding secretary. Dr. S.
3. Price, of Corinth: treasurer, C. C.
Crowder, of Kosciusko.
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