Atlanta Georgian and news. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1912, May 31, 1907, Image 15
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1907.
M. L. THROWER, -
39 N. Forsyth St.
14 750—On Pulliam t8., close in, we
* ’ ct n pell you a handsonv*
borne. Rood lot, east front a
(rora Wiry standpoint; 3500
ince easy. at 6 per c9nt -
years at 6 per cent.
payment will get this place.
M. L. THROWER,
REAL ESTATE.
GLORE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
HOWELL STATION—IN ONE BLOCS
car line: splendid cottage with Ove
rooms and ball: nice shaded lot, 60*11
slier; yoq have beard of "Bargains," but
you ilon't see many like this. Only 31,10th
WEST END-SPLENDID [ROOMCof-
tage with conveniences: lot 00*390, for
only 13,100. If you bare tbo cash you are
'PORT BTRE
l f 1,399 to 11.30
md large lot.
duced from --
Jper'ceuYlutercsb^You cnu
,300 for a few days.
STkCnSIr
-Fire-room cottng
school; rents for fl
Is don Id,
5500.09—THREE BOOMS AND
IY STREET, WE HAVE A MCE
cottage; lot <1 by 117, back to
iy: price 32,000, Terms. Let us
a nice borne; only 3L860.
t rooms, city water: Ml
1-room bouae, 10 Allen
i roomi. 499 Chestnut street.
( room bouae, | W||
Chestnut t
t 107 (irlfll
nnd ball,
Freeman atreet
Magnolia atreet
1 196 North arequa....
in? prSperty.
l-rooni horn .
Vwa "eTA HMM - -.
3-room bouse, Washington street 11
broom Bouse, Harris street
FOR RENT.
BY
CHAS. P. GLOVER
6 Auburn .
Central avenue 7 rooms
cut rsln street Brooms
Cratrsl avenue lOrooma
lapab
imlcal
15
bargains today.
? UY LAnGE SHADY
VlrginfaUve " Ea ® an Park ' tromln *
Boulevard place * rooms
Carrier street f rooms
Capitol avenue 12 rooms
List your property with u«. C
g»j f I'rompf remittances, aconoi
l - T. MILLER. Manager Rent Department,
WILLIAM S. ANSLEY.
Real Estate.
217 Century Building,
Phones Bell 288, Atlanta 295
*0XCE DELEON AVENUE
get It Yea, you! I doo't
•»» ticks coming later btcauaa you 0
l« It
*,«0
*0 to whether we can trade.
•HHNIJ street lot-bs feet fbon
* ,wt deep. It la a beauty for BMW.
tr.Qu, | cq ,cll you a new Ovt-ro
*‘lh water, etc., for 12,250.
e 0,200—FOR SPLENDID NEW FOUR,
y c ottage. In East Point. Rented
e “7 7 (a r to beat white tenants for 5133.
$3,360—BUYS A NEW SEVEN-ROOM
- ht.m'n' 0I ? * outh “Wo 1 modern, well
. omit, flno location; rents tor 582.50.
? 0.000—SPLENDID LARGE LOTS ON
r E. Georgia Ave.
$1,600—FOR 18-ACRE TRACT, JUST
* Thta'ls m a'balin' 11 n ° rth ° f BuCkh,a<1 '
g 80,600—FOR NINE-ROOM. MODERN,
; lot iivfe hou,#> on north ,M,i
- $8,900—FOR VACANT LOT ON PARK
* 'I, We,t End. Blia 63 by 180.
& car with 3-mlnute schedule.
n - ■ ■ 7-—
EAGAN PARK LAND CO.,
36 Inmau Building.
Bell Phone 4613.
5 McCRORY & JOHNSON,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
603 PETER8 BUILDING; 'PHONE 46JL
5 SfiWttffXrtssrs S5S
6akI;and avENue. nFah!
. Grant park, wo have s lovely ilttl, cot-
r rtJSf. *"*• •»"*. Tide 1* a bsrgsln
e right. On easy terms.
tt.000 Bt!Y8 A HI'LENOIH NINEItOOX
residence In Wwt End; large lot aud all
: cerliUrri^n 11 * * * Pl '“^ hu,DC nud ls
’ a niN’e.Ro3m ntlkii.feNCE ojj
#-rail w 4* ^° ; Greenaferry avenue; pleuty
8 &! 1 . aul) 0, ^? r linproremcnte. You would
t bnve "> •« "He to appreciate It.
s fiAOO-two J.ov’EW WtJR.R6oii coti
. tages on McMillan street; 1200 to $300 cash,
120 per month. Hee us. .
! b.40l)-ON CO Si F E1) K RAT 1 E"a V li N U tl, MiJi-
• roiim; water. Imtli. goe. It's near the new
h nmuaement pork, White City, nnd on car
line. i Bure to enhance. Don t delav.
ISTSG-sHvtebl-nofzM—~dff age-JUSt 1
off of Wlndoor etreet; 60 hy 176; flfteon
minutes walk tu business; ell tmprovemeute.
* You can't afford to mist this.
33,750—FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE; WATER,
ess and hath.
|i2k/>-FlVE.itOOM COTTAGE; wATEIt;
gas. hath.
li.liA-FIVE hoOM COTTAGE; WATER,
gas, hath.
SEIit GRANT PARk; ''THESE aKE
tramp,, end esn't be bent anywhere; 3300
to 3691 cash. Quit paying rent nnd take
one of thele.
12,169; TWO BEAL'YIEH ts WEST
End and on aplendld streets. Brsod-new
and well built. Terms.
! '
1
EDWIN P. ANSLEY,
Real Estate,
10 East Alabama St.
PHONES; BELL 333 ft 363. ATLANTA 360.
$45,000 FOR CENTRAL STORE PROPER-
ty. This Is an opportunity for capital.
Froperty brings In hand—me net Income.
$2,150—UP-TO-DATE SIX-ROOM COTTAGE
within one block of South Pryor atreet.
Lot 60 by 160. Owner ustoua to Mil.
$4,350—FOR ONE OF THE NICEST SEV.
en-roum homes ou Wait North avenue.
If yon want a bums In a nice neighbor.
hood, «ee this.
33,000—BRAND-NEW BIX ROOM COTTAGE
on a corner lot In Weit End. All street
Improvement! down. Lot 80 by IN to at-
—
$6,000 GETS ONE or THE PRBTTIEIT
homes on West Fifth atreat. Strictly
modem In every respect.
I HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOMES IN
Decatur, Ga., on good ttraets that I can
offer cheap.
^^m F «» D g E,, <r?. , B« T JHBS
nvenue. Can soil this pise# for small cash
payments and balance monthly.
‘ p A .Vk S^X 0 ri.h B , E k';nW'pr^. l,L £ Y .
ox before you locate.
•treet. Good sbsue ou lot. Make Ideal
home.
1490 EACH FOB TWO 64 BY 360 FEET
* loti In Decatur. Ga., on car line and
one of the beat streets. Decatur will aoon
bare water works.
GRANT & PETTY,
30-32 East Alabama St.
BUILD NEGRO HOUSES,
CHOICE NORTH ATLANTA LOTS.
Q Sorth H |ouXrard T "ul A ”rth < ivc N uu?, no-
any WpSasry'ssi Mb
properties on the north aide. We hare sub-
Slvldeil thla as follows:
ft LOT ON THE CORNER OF BOULE-
A front?M
oj alley In the rear, and tha pries Is 33,-
M n W.»| alleys on l*«th sldvs. This Is tb#
SUfihJ'J&'Tni
thli lo< ••,
SSiml? worth the money. f
lot for* $1.5*6 1
Jwgs.
Ilka this- “• * l ol ‘ c * , ** 7 °“ ' n
too tat*. v
CHARLES M. ROBERTS.
»S ALE LIST.
Office 12 Auburn Ave.
58.59) WILL BUY A 9-ACIIE TRACT OP
land situated in West End, known n* th»
Tom Alexander old home, placo. with the
main residence of 10 or 12 rooms, benldes
four Diet little cottage tenements. This
property Is bounded ou thrue lines by Law*
erry avenue and Abbott street,
mb oik on
you atop to look Into this seriously you wl
And that the land alone Is worth 11.000 [><
acre, while the buildings alone would coat
about the same If built now. Terms can
bo uipde Satisfactory. Kindly call for fur
ther particulars.
FOR RENT.
M.OOO-n.ROOM S-3TORY RESIDENCE ON
Houston street, near Jackson; good sur-
roundings; all modern, with two toilets and
two baths. Terms, cash 11,000, balance
monthly or otherwise.
win etreet near corner Hilliard. Terms
rery essy to good party in search of an
humble little home.
S. B. TURMAN & CO.
REAL ESTATE AND
LOANS.
16,000—A 7-ROOM HOUSE ON ONE OF
the best cross streets on the north sldut
>ne block from Peachtree; lot 60*160. Como
n parson or phono us to call by and abow It
to you,
11,676—A 6-ROOM HOUSE ON McAFEE
atreet; server, water and gas; MOO cash,
.stance 530 per month; notes
st'7 per cent lntereet.
A 13-ROOt
lot; worth ...
tale will sell at the above price.
31,900*GOOD 5-ROOM HOUSE ON DAVIS
street near Rhodes. Ilouae la worth the
money.
53,360—11 EAUTIFUL, SHADY LOT, NEAR
I-ee etreet; beat part of Writ.End; all Im
provements down; 05*174. Term*.
We have one of the treat barga
ry 8-room house that can be
no leal than you could build tha house
near Foundry atreet.
rrlng 5730 etch before you know It.
Improvements going on In this aectlon.
5960-CREW STREET LOT, 60*190; SEWER,
water nnd gaa; on car lino; aaat front;
p!co abode.
S. B. TURMAN & CO.
W. JONES & CO.,
5 VIADUCT PLACE.
WE HAVE FIFTEEN VACANT LOTS ON
Highland arenus near Ponca DeLeon ave
nue, varying in price from MOO to 5860, on
terma of 336 to 550 caah, balance In eaay
monthly payments They all Ha well and
DOTH PHONES 5600.'
47 Doane H .. .. ..
136 HIM .. .. ., ,,
12 Brown atreet .. ..
53 Doane ..
366 South Pryor ., ..
El Crow
327 Spring
263 East Georgia .. .,
661 Highland
225 Angler .. •• ..
63 Loomla .. .,
62 Johnson
42 South McDaniel ..
219 Aehby
66 West. Linden ....
16 Gasklll
44 South McDaniel ..
11 Middle
48 East Twelfth.. ..
252-A S„ Pryor (flat)..
721 Marietta
63 Sylvan .. .. .. ..
.... 43
.. 37,60
,. 30.00
.. 46.00
.. 42.60
t. 40.00
.. 30,00
.. 10-00
.. 20.00
.. 26.00
.. 26.00
.. 22.50
.. 1110
.. 20.00
.. 8.60
.. 22.60
.. 10.00
«• boo
.. 29.00
.. 16.00
.. 11.00
ROBSON & RIVERS.
FOR RENT
DWELLINGS.
7-r! h.’, 17 Mills'....
s-r. h., 68 Nelson .
ajitbl
Garnett „
i-r. b., II Esst Twelfth street 1
6-r. b„ 133 Auburn I
S-r. h„ 45 Mills I
Br. ta„ 161 Uunnleutt I
stwr;
4-r. h.0 457 Central \ ,
ofTWhlyront 1 Wiiita: 1
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT.
12 Auburn Avenue.
Both Thou©*—016.
VACANT LOTS.
I have for sale one of the finest lot*
In Ansley Park, being 100 feet front,
near Peachtree, beautiful elevation,
36.260.
West End lots at 3600, 61,000 and
32.000, according to location.
College Park and Edgewood lots.
T. B. FERRIS, Agent.
218-219 Century Bldg.
Phone 438 M.
MUAJ „L. — ■ ."ggneegag
mp Doth phones 4234
- EXTRA DELL PHONE 420 B
31,160—CONN ALLY STREET; LOT 100,132.
avenue, each
NEAR QKOltGIA
I750-THK rilBTTIEST AND SHADIEST
lot on Houtb nvenue; 63 feet frontage and
running through to another atreat. Bettor
wait on tula.
ilniand
ulatlon
N. JACKSON ST. LOT.
For Sale—On N. Jackson
See
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate—Renting,
• 28 Peachtree St.
zsjthw.
FOR SALE
BY
ANDERSON
527 CANDLER BLDG.
PHONE 5161
1825—NICE EAST FB(
College Park; only
line.
nd. with'0 rooine StLw.piU *!!*«! afs*
large hall running through the house from
the reception hnll; house la double doored
and atorm-abetted: Imn.leome cabinet man
tela, Interlar Bnlabed Id mahogany ataln,
porcelain 6gth| china elpaot; atreet eura hi
front of dour; lot Mz!97 to an alley. Thla
plare haa Juat bean completed, and wns
built by owner for n home; has extra large
roome, end In feet one of |he moat da, I ruble
homes In that aectlon of the city. See ua
rrm^filAS-aE-i 2dtw. PffCH 0-BflOM
home on large lot, 60x200, with outhouaeij
on one of the prominent streets In Wall
End. Will axebfnge for a 6 or 6-room cot-
tagjn
■•WE’ PW RESL'ttS.”'
NEED A FENCE?
Page Fence Erected
Cheaper Than Wood
W. J. DABNEY IMP. GO.,
96, 98 and 100 go. Foray<h Slraal,
J. A. RASDURY, Manager.
Have Juat taken the exclusive agency
or eale of two or three choice near-ln
They can be bought cheap, for
neede money. Oood money In
What kind of Improved or unlmprov.
d property.have you to exchange for
jew brick hotel, out of town, paying 13
per cent?
F. J. COOLEDGE & SON,
Builders’ Hardware and
Tools,
PAINTS, GLASS, OILS.
190 PETERS ST.
“LORD FREDERICK”
TO BE HANGED
Jeffereon City, Mo., The supreme
court has 'decided that "Lord Freder
ick" Seymour Harrington, now In Jail
st Clayton. Mo, shall be hanged on
July 25 for the murder of J. P. Mc
Cann, a St. Louis horseman.
L. A. WOODS,
818-819 Empire Bldg. 1
Bell Phone 2099,
Atlanta Phono 1771,
I MAKE EASY TERMS.
I2.153--ON. GARDEN STREET WE HAVE
bouse; extra large lot*
SAYS HUSBAND GOT MILLIONS
TO PAY HIS GAMBLING DEBTS
btujda w
_ r _ Ala place Is worth tnoro
money, but ownor must move In a ahort
while. Huy this place; you will make 2.'
per cent in alx months.
s; 1450 oi8ah a ml |2ft nor
ho car line; lot 63 by m
. ..ri PL * r .
ator, bath ana sower; In fact, everything
complete. This place has Just been built for
a home. East front, with lot 186 foot deep,
and we can ranko yon apeclol. eney terms.
11,000 - A THUEE ROOM SUBURBA!
house, with 8 acres of land. This place L
only a few miles out on the Georglo rail
road and on the now trolley line to 8tom
Mountain. This would make you an h*
* e for a poultry yard. fruliH. vi*«ot;il
■L- A small cash payment and tho balance
monthly. Buy this and double your money
as soon as tho car line is complete.
et that we are headquarters for anything
a tbia line* nnd we will mnko tho terms so
reasonable that it is Juat the samo as renf.
STATISTICS,
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
37.600— Mrs. Magglo M. Ray to tho
Georgia Realty Company, lot on corner
of Haynes and West Hunter utreota.
Warranty deed.
34.600— Charles W. Ford to tho board
of trustees of the Associate Reformed
Presbyterian Syn-.d ,.r Hi,- Smith, ].,t
on corner of Whitehall atreet and
Whitehall terrace. Wnrarnty deed.
36,950 (penal aum)—William Owens
to W. E. Nix, lot on Angler avonuc.
Bond for title.
38,000—Jacob Haas to A. A. Craig?
lot on Chcrokeo avenue. Bond for
tUI«.
3300—Kqultablo Loan anil Security
Company to Isla Burgess, lot on Bell
wooq avenue. Warranty deed.
buildingTpermits.
31,300—W. M. Wallace, to build ad
dition to frame dwelling at 47 Crew
street.
31,660—Mrs. Alice Foote, to build
one-story frame dwelling at 33 PIckert
•treet.
33,100—A. 8. Allen, to build three
one-story frame dwellings on East av
enue.
34.000— W. A. Ward, to build four
one-story frame dwellings at 49-63-67.
61 Johnson avenue.
3160—Jana* Ewing, to repair flro
damage at 11 Pittman street.
310.000— Mrs. W, O. Jones, to build
wo-story brick dwelling at 68 East
fifteenth street.
DEATHS.
Adella Dobbs, colored, died of to-
bacco poisoning (snuff) at Spellman
Hospital.
Rfgger
meningitis at 3
Loretta Ward, ago 17 years, died at
150 <'Impel street.
Amavetur Jones, ago 11 months, died
at 6 Bryan street.
Hannah Kirby, colored, age 18 years,
died at 428 Foundry stredt.
Mrs. W. II. Ovorby. ago 44 years,
died at 267 Capitol nvenue.
Annlo Reeves, colored, age 38 years,
died at 06 Torry street.
births'Twhite)
To Mr. and Mrs. H. H. McEulyn,
at 112 Mills street, a boy.
To Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Oliver, at 60
West Peccjitree street, a girl.
To Mr. and Mrs. E. Oalslns, at 40
Robbins street, a girl.
STANDARD INTERESTS
Hpccbil to Tbo Georgian.
New Orleans. La.. May 31.—John From,
who baa turpcntlno interest! In Mlialislp*
pi an4 Florida. Is In tha city to tight tho
plana of John D. Rockefeller and the Stand
ard Oil people to abiorb tha naval etorea
Interests of tbo 8outb.
It If,” ho Mya, **a fight In which ©very
•mall protlacer and dealer la Interested. I
understand it la true that agents repre
senting the Standard Oil Interests have
been busy for some time past la tbo plnu
country, all the way from North Carolina
to Texas, endeavoring to securo options on
lauds suitable for turpentine operations, and
that they have been successful in securing
tnnny options, more particularly In Georgia,
Alabama, JJjsalftlDpI and Louisiana. Tho
ntrofltd by whst ft known n.' tbo 'fur
MW tru§ , 1
bt
f ront:
■ntlnv trust I
undsrttsnd
. ,'bat L k
and If thin
U»» Hi.' »nui..
i. tur*
, WWW
undvr,land has tho tamo men back of
, snccteds In getting control of tbo pro-
action, the jq£aU turpcntjiip. farin''^ to
— w
J
... ,— .... ... _ attract
hrn people. _
"I tru.t thot tho Southern state govern-
mentv trill ns* to ths oocailou and take
action to prevent thla, another an.'h cum-
htnstlnn which can not but be hurtful to
the common lntereet, of the Houthern pro-
Pie-" '
SECOND INCUMBENT
SUDDENLY STRICKEN
Special to The Georgian.
Uhsrte.ton, b'. C., May It—Major George
. Holst, e tswyer and prominent citizen,
died here thla morning suddenly, at 5
o'clock of heart trouble. He was 6* ye,r,
ef age. end had lately been elected el
- an of the aehoot rommleelnnera, snee
g Major Julian Mltehetl, whowaaairb
enddenly while nddrcaalug s meting of
women.
been assigned to duty on the president's
rgebl. Mayflower. Ho has been ds-
ached from duty at the naval station
In New Orleans and assigned to th*
new dutlee. The place Is a very deslr-
able one. and Dr. Dykes Is to be con
gratulated on securing It.
Cbureh About Completed.
Special to The Georgian.
Brun.wlck, Ga., May 31.—The hand
some new First Methodist church
building which ha, been In the course
‘ construction for more than two years
„ rapidly nearing completion and will
be ready for occupancy about the first
July.
BARONESS VON ECKARDSTEIN.
Another International marriage has failed, and the Baroness Von
Eckharditoin, whoso picture is here given, is the victim. She has entered
suit for separation, declaring that her husband, who is a-favorite of the
German kaiser, has received nearly $2,000,000 from her and her father, the
lato Sir Blundell Maple, with which to pay his gambling debts.
GEORGIA, FULTON COUNTY.
To tbo Kutierlor Court uf Fulton.County:
The petition of Ernest D. Duncnn, Charles
Lorldnne, Ivan E. Allen, J. B. Wheat, W.
8. McKvmle and Walter IV Andeewa; Oil of
said sTat ■
I- folios
3.jK|t . ,
associates, successors nnd assigns, to lie
tml to become a body corporate under tho
name and style of
GEOROIATENNK88EB PHOSPHATE
COMPANY.
2. The term fur which petitioners aek to
be Incorporated Is
~>rlvll«(c -*
o be one mil
nto ilia res
pltal Stock of said corporation Is
million ($1,000,000) dollars, divided
• of one hundred (5100) dollars
each, but position era ask the
irlvllogo of lucreailiiK hI<1 capital I
rora time to time as tho stockholders
ege, should
t nocor
Tom
..lap prsy the rlgbt l.
should the stockholders hereof doom
eisary or advisable, at any time and
time to time, to dee Ceil sc ssld cent
al etock to any sum not less tbuu ouc
hundred thousand It100,000) dollars.
4. Petitioners pray tlui right to Issue
either common or preferred stock, or both,
with the power or miming, donning nnd
creating tho relative ststuo, powers, priv
ileges and obligations of each class of
6. The object of said proposed corporation
s pecuniary gain end profit to Its etock-
holders. It Is the pur|«oso of. said pro-
meed corporation to carry on the general
melons of mlolug, manufacturing, market-
ng naif otherwise handling sad dealing In
phosphate* and other fertiliser materials
iud Ingredients. They furthermore purpose
to curry on all kinds nnd classes of min-,
ng, nnd to do all things necessary unit
proper In the execution of that clnes of
work nnd development. It !• the purpose I
of said proposed corporation'also to carry I
ou n general real estnto liutlness, togetb-1
er with the right to do all necessary and
ANI)lti;W8 A. sfvKKN.
l’et It loner#' Attorneys.
Filed In office, this Miiy 31.. 1907.
AUNpLI) . BUOYLE8. Clerk.
STATE OF PEOIUJIA.^FULTON COUNTY.
I, Arnold Broyles, clerk\of tin* HUpcrlor
court of sniii «ounty, do hereby certify
that the fon'gninjr T I* a true nnd correct
copy of tb©‘•application for charter in the
mnttor of tho ’ < • " * 1 ’
GEOBOIA-TBNNEBBEE PHOSPHATE
vV c COMPANY ,
as tho samo appears «>f til** In this office.
Witness my offlclsl. Hlynature nnd tbt
WALTER' E.,DUNCAN,
ROBBED AT NORFLOK
Special to The. Georgian. .
Norfolk, Va., Mny 13.—V,'.-E. Duncan,/
commissioner from-the Romo Chamber
of Commerce to tho exposition, who will
I . h HI... ,.f il... "It.mi., room” In 1
the Georgia stn|c building, and a news
paper mamVls, minus 550. Mr. Duncan !
was strolling 1 arnnml Norfolk's busy
streets night bufpro laai. wm.-hlng the
busy and movjng. crowds. When hs
reached hip hotel nnd ' reached down
for his pocket-book,'ho found Instead
a pocket r ‘—
roll gone.
, Irma Roberts.
The funeral services of Irma, the,
nymcnl or purchasers, residents, lessors orltmoon at the Rock Baptist church, it,
..sees; to buy, encumber, sell, have, bold, I Fayette county, four, miles south, of
ease, uptlou and otherwise dost nnd trade, I Fairburn, Ou. The' interment will be
either ae vendor, or vendees, leroog or let : | ln the church yard. The body will be .
Jle.«; P of l roeI 0 e.tatc 0n coultl?i l 'nUnrral^or ••n' to Falrburn from the undertaking 1
otlcr Interest,, nnd all other rights, title* parlor* of HUbiirn & Holland Saturday
a Interests pertaining to or Incident to morning.
estate; to boy, sell, eneumlwr. h»ve, I
lob], prospect, mine or operate nil kinds .— j.
it elnssen of mineral properties, with the
(ght end authority to do all things uecee- R ear Admiral Coghlsn Retiree.
Telupnieut P of that elan u?TS&7?.2;: New York-May. 31.—With the retire- i
emits, s©ll and deliver, receive aud take, I ment from aervice to^norrow of Rear
the stock, and bond. »t*Vrw any other Admlral Joseph - R. Coghlsn. Rear Ad-
ro’rn/ki rod w dillver or*tVke*Tod* recefr* 7 mlral Cashpr E. Ooodrtch'will be put lit
nil necMNtry end appropriate Instrument, command of the Brooklyn navy yard.
In each transection,; to loan or borrow !
-II collateral, in' 1 —
dhe'r roe*, personal or mln
bt to deliver, take or receive I
USUtl IKl!
MPBIPVBl necessary fane-
to or that .may lie connect-
tltibn'eru pray the rIgM'Vnd
end classce of property wbntsover. wheth-
•r rust, personal or mixed, or right* and
Interest* therein, ae fully end freely «e »
natural person could do. with tb«. right
Sid privilege to eierrlee ell the
era end to perform ell the neee
lions pertaining to or If*
ed with the Tnaasctli
berelnliefore spoctfed.
0. i’etltlonsrs pray that the principal of.
He* sod piece of business of sold pro
posed e,u p,.ration shell be la —Id state end
county, but .they pray the right to —tab.
Il.b end maintain branch offices anywhere
In the "into uf Georgia or tbo. United
HIS tee. They pray ike right to make and
adopt by-laws for the regulation end rov-
eminent Of —Id corporal foe In ell metises
$100,000 Fire In Chicago.
Chicago, III., .May 31.—Twenty auto ,
trucks and four automobllos were de
stroyed and'twelv'e horses were burned
to death last night In |ha three-story
brick storage bulbllng owned by the
throat* T. W. Jones .Exprcen and Furniture
" Company. The blaxe'caused a loss of
$100,000.
Crokers Reconciled.
- London, May 31.—Richard c’roker and his
wife have been reconciled through tbo Inter
cession of their daughter, who Is stopping
with her mother at the Carlton Hotel. Mr.
end Mrs. Croker will attend the grvut derby
race together.
_ corporal
wfndtiig'up' the'frailness of —Id corporation
ea ’the majority of tue atockholden then*.
&?fn« o-r'MtreilS&dS.*.?
Ion*
jwtllkMWt# pray to l* mad© a
tody corporal© under tho iinino and Mjrlo
aforesaid, eutitled to tho rlgbu, privilege*
New Rural Routes.
Washington, May SL-Baral free di'llvcry
route* to commcncu August 1:
Alabama—Flantersville, Pullaa countjr; ad*
illtlonal service, Houto No.. 3.
Appointments of'rural free delivery car*
rler»;
Alabama*-- At-Valle;
mon, rice John E. Dean.
The following vlu\v.n>-a In fourth class
poatmaaters have Leva nunouucetl:
North < ir. lti .i Mlllvlg4»\Hie. J. F. Tap* ,
lor, vlo; J. I*, fccarburo, rcalgueU,
Burlington Ham*