Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. MONDAY. JUNE 3, lft I 3 M. L. THROWER, REAL ESTATE. „^..A BEAUTIFUL WASHINGTON .“ri-et home; corner Tot: east front: Just Jvond Gewgfa avenue. Will make you no S„t home. The only place for sale ,n fhls neighborhood. Mil fob a modern two-stobv i&orMa avenue homo, Just off Wash ng- . street: eouth front and more than fSrth the price. rsro-A HANDSOME BAST FRONT TWO- * ii.Trr home on Columbia aTenue. between PMohtree plaee and rcaehtree view. This f. if.!' coming section of north Atlanta, and !*is property la a bargain at the price. NICE LITTLE THREE-ROOM AND *tall cottage, in two blocks of \\hltehull atr.-ef; close In. Very easy payment*. M. L. THROWER, 39 N. Forsyth St. OLORE & JUSTIN, 215 Peters Building. HOWELL STATION-*-IN ONE BLOCK OF car line; splcudld cottage with live large rooms and hall; nice shaded lot, 60x160 to tiller; vou have heard of "Bargains.*' nut you uon't see many like this. Only $1,100. WEST END-SPLENDID 8-ROOM COT- ttigt* with conveniences; lot 60x200, for only $2,100. if you have tho cash you ore next. 7 t»or cent Interest You can't $100.00 CASH AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS -Five-room cottage near Williams street fchoo!; reuta for $12.60. l’rlco $1,250.00. This Is close In. $800.00—THREE ROOMS AND HALL; alee lot near Hemphill uveuue, where fv pry body wants proj»erty. This Is a cash bargain. ON SIDNEY STREET. WE HAVE A NICE five-room cottage; lot 48 by 187, back to 11-foot alley; price $2,600. Terms. Let us Giu-.v you this. NICE FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE ON WIND- ■or street; nil Improvements down; large lot and a ulce home; only $1,850. Laay RENT LIST. 6 rooms, city water; 496 Chestnut st..$16.60 5-room house, 10 Allen avenue 18.00 5 rooms. 439 Chestnut street 13.10 fi room house, 167 Griffin street 12.00 broom, house aud. ball.. Kennedy street near.Griffin; modern.. 13.10 broom house, 105 Goddard atreet 10.60 3-room house, 3 Freeman street 4.00 Groom house, 760 Magnolia street 7.00 3-room house, 492-498 North avenue.... " A “ 3-room house, 12 Berry street EAST POINT PROPERTY. 3-room house, Washington street $ 5.00 S-roora house, Harris street 6.00 TRUCK FARM. 61-4 acres with new 4-room house; splendid soil; lies well, has now fine crop of growing vegetables. This property is in one block of car line, one block of Jones boro paved road. It has 824 frontage and would' make splendid subdivision.' Can give immediate pos session. Price $3,750. Easy terms. EAGAN PARK LAND CO., 36 Inman Building. Bell Phone 4613. McCRORY & JOHNSON, REAL ESTATE AND LOANS. 60* PETERS BUILDING; 'PHONE 4SI. 14.750—A LOVELY WASHINGTON STREET homo of nine rooms, with all modern Im provements. It Is undoubtedly the best bargain ou this street. Come to see us at once. If, 000—ON OAKLAND AVENUE. NEAR Grant park, we have a lovely little cot tage; water, gas. bath. This Is u bargain right. On easy terms. 15,000 BUYS A SPLENDID NINE-ROOM residence In West End; large lot and nil improvements. It's a splendid home and Is certainly cheap. 14,200 FOR A NINE-ROOM RESIDENCE Oil lot 80 by 350; Greensferry avenue; plenty fruit and other Improvements. You would have to gee this to appreciate It. $1.490—TWO LOVELY FOUR-ROOM COT- tages ou McMillan atreet; $200 to $300 cash, $20 per month. See $2,400—ON CONFEDERATE AVBNllE. Slfc- room; water, bath. cns. It's near the new amusement park. White City, and on car line. Bure to enhance. Don t delay. $4750—SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE—JUST off of Windsor street; 60 by 175; fifteen minutes walk to business; all Improvements. You can't afford to miss this. $2,750—Pi VK-KOOM COTTAGE; £:i» nnd Lath. WATER. $2.250—FI V E-ROOM COTTAGE; tins, bnth. WATER, $5,150—FIVE BOQM COTTAGE; ffnn. Lath. WATER, trumps, and can't be bent anywhere; $300 to $500 cash. Quit paying rent and take one of these. $3,255: $3,ISO; TWO BEAUTIES IN WEST* End and on splendid streets. Brand-new and well built. Terms. CLIFF W. ANSLEY, Real Estate, BELL PHONE (168. in CENTURY BLDG. $4,555. AND EASY TERMS, FOR NICE two-story house on Central avenue; seven rooms and basement rooms, with water, gas. bath, etc., and nice lot. In nice, pret ty neighborhood. Special reasons for sell ing quick, which means well for buyer. l’RFTTY NEW WEST END COTTAGE. Five rooms snd ball with water, gas, bath, etc. on nice charted street, and lu nice nc!ghl>orhood; very uear car llue. It will either rent for $25, and pay good In tsrest, or It is a very pretty home. Fine BEAUTIFUL NORTH 8If>E HOME, ON Piedmont avenue, north of Ponce DeLeon avenue. If you irant a strictly modern and up to date new nnd elegant horns with all modern conveniences, on one of the very best streets and In ouo of the cnolcest neighborhoods In the city, near Peachtree, nt a Imrgniu, 1 can ae’.l It to you, and you won’t find another one tike It soou at the Minie price. It has tap rooms and two bath $2,660 FOR PRETTY WEST PEACHTREE lot. Vou can't find many at this price, •®d you had better see me soon almnt It. $2 .-50 FOR BEAUTIFUL GORDON STREET lot. Do you want the biggest bargain that can be found In West Eud? If you do, Just see me and I'll tell you all about It. P's oue of the prettiest lots on the street. t'OU $3,600 I CAN SELL YOU THE BIG- scat bargain In u beautiful 100-foot lot, or i tw., 50-foot lots, that you ever looked at. *>a the north side. Oft one of the most: prominent north side streets, and In ele-. Kant neighborhood. They are fine depth, and you can easily make three flue lots that win sf* “•*- *- r — n “‘ - ! to be i price. EDWIN P. ANSLEY, Real Estate, 10 East Alabama St. PHONES: BELL $»*$«$. ATLANTA 280. $45,000 FOR CENTRAL STORE PROPER- ty. This Is iiii opportunity for capital. Property brings In hnndsome net income. CHARLES M. ROBERTS. SALE LIST. Office 12 Auburn Ave. $8,603 WILL BUY A 9-ACRE TRACT OF land situated In West End, known ns the Tom Alexander old home place, with the main residence of 10 or 12 rooms, besides four nice little cottage tenements. This property Is bounded on three lines by Law- ton. Greensferry avenue and Abbott atreet, with a frontage of about 2,000 feet. We know of nothing better on which to make big mouey by suh-dtvislon on quick sale, or In bulk on the long run; for really when you stop to look Into this seriously you will find that the land alone is worth $1,000 per acre, while the buildings alone would cost about the same If built now. Terms con be made satisfactory. Kindly call for fur ther particulars. $6,000—11-ROOM 2-STORY RESIDENCE ON Houston street, near Jackson; good sur roundings; all modern, with two toilets and two baths. Terms, cash $1,000, balance mouthly or otherwise. $2,750—UP-TO-DATE SIX-ROOM COTTAGE within one block of South Pryor street. Lot 60 by 160. Owner anxious to sell. $4,260-FOIt ONE OF THE NICEST 8EV- en-rooin homes on West North nvenue. If you want a home lu u nice neighbor- $3,000—BRAND-NEW SIX-ROOM COTTAGE on a corner lot In West End. All street Improvements dowu. Lot 50 by ICO to al- ley. $6,000 GETS ONE OF THE PRETTIEST homes on West Fifth street. Strictly modern in every respect. HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOMES IN Decatur, Co., on good streets that I can offer cheap. $4,500 FOR MODERN TWO-STORY EIGHT- AM OFFERING SEVERAL ANSLEY Park lots ut the right kind of prices. See 10 before you locate. $8,000—NEW MODERN HOME OF EIGHT rooms; on best part of North Jackson street. Good shade on lot. Make Ideal borne. COTTAGE HOME FOR SALE. A pretty cottage on one of the best streets on the south side; 5 rooms; large hall, bath, servant’s room, hot and cold water; largo lot, 52x185; beautiful shade; cement walk; ev erything in good condi tion. Price $3,500. Terms if de sired. Address Cottage Home, care Georgian. 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. FOR RENT. Furnished. 15 E. North .venue $100.00 Ee.t Eighth etreet 76.00 82$ Spring itreet 46.00 16 Morrleon .venue 40.00 431 Spring etreet 40.00 231 west Peachtree 86.00 278 K. North .venue 8.00 260 E.at Georgia .venue.. 25.00 Candler (Decatur, 0.7).... 15.00 Unfurnished. Auburn and Bradley $ i 256 Forrest avenue ( 604 Gordon street.... j 10 B. Alexander 1 237 Rlchardaon street...... 1 S8 McDonough..,,. 1 301 E. Cain atreet 1 19 Mason sod Turner...,. | 451 E. Gcorlga avenue.... l 56 McDaniel street 1 9 rooms 8 rooms 8 rooms 7 rooms 7 rooms 6 roomu 6 rooms 6 rooms 6 rooms 10 rooms 9 rooms f rooms 8 rooms 7 rooms t rooms 5 rooms 6 rooms Brooms 4 rooms ROBSON & RIVERS. S. B. TURMAN & CO. REAL ESTATE AND LOANS. $6,000—A 7-BOOM HOUSE ON ONE OF the best cross streets ou the north aide; one block from Peachtree; lot 60x150. Conic In person or phone us to call by and show it to you. $1,575—A 6-ROOM HOUSE ON McAFEE street; sewer, water nnd gas; $300 cash, balance $20 per month; notes on or before at 7 per cent Interest. $12,600—A 12-ROOM HOUSE; SLATE ROOF, large lot; worth $15,000, but for a quick •alo will sell at the above price. $1,900—GOOD 5-ROOM HOUSE ON DAVI8 street near Rhodes. House Is worth the money. $2,350—BEAUTIFUL, SHADY LOT. NEAR Leo street; best part of West End; all Im provements down; 64x174. Terms. $5,760—PRYOR STREET NEAR CRUMLEY. We have one of the best bargains lu a 2- story 8-room house that can be had for $1,000 less than you could build the house for. $960 GETS* TWO LOT8 ON SUNSET AVE., near Foundry street. These lots will soon bring $760 each before you know It. Big Improvements going on In this section. $960—CREW STREET I*OT, 60x190; SEWER, water and gas; on car line; eaat front nice abade. S. B. TURMAN & CO. W. JONES & CO., 5 VIADUCT PLACE. WE HAVE FIFTEEN VACANT LOTS ON Highland avenue near Ponce DeLeon are- hue, varying In price from $300 to $$60, os terms of $25 to $60 cash, balance In easy monthly payments. They all lie well and the smallest lots are 49x152 to alley. BOTH PHONES 6680. FOR SALE ANDERSON 52? CANDLER BLDG. PHONE 5161 FOR EXCHANGE. I have a new brick hotel In a fast- growl ng South Carolina town, that I will exchange for desirable property of any kind In or near Atlanta, Improved or unimproved real estate, manufactur ing. merchandise. etc. Thl. I. the only hotel In the town, always full, and now- paying the owner 12 per cent. Besides, the properly contains a mineral spring of unquestionable merit that could be developed Into something good. Let in, know what you have: will give or take difference. REAL ESTATE § 0O0-IO CENTURY BUILDING. "Both phones ,2m EXTRA BELL PHONE 4238 $4,437 BUYS 147 FEET FRONT ON NORTH Boulevard; rant front; street enrs In front, and pretty homes going up all around. 'I ills is the biggest lot bargain. $3,000-129 BY 180, ON PONCE DE LEON avenue. A speculation here. J500-$50 ItOWN AND $10 A MONTH; A pretty Holder ness gtrret lot. ONLY $760 CASH AND BALANCE LIKE rent for fine ten-room two-story, near In, South Pryor street home. Property now brinaft a rental of nearly 8 per rent on whole pure has* price, and ns the balance due will Ik* carried by seller ut 6 per rent, the proposition will pay nearer 20 per cent per annum on amount of mah actually Invested by purchaser, who also will get the benefit, of course, of s cer tain enhancement In value. As either a home or nil Investment, this Is a winner. Look Into It. GO DI T AND LOOK AT NOS. 111. 115 AND 117 onk street. These sre three new houses which ore building, snd have nearly completed. Note the character of the tun- 4*nI«lui*t mantels to each bouse; tinted walls; porehes: In fart, complete In every parffru* ..... Will make the price all right, and th»* bran easy. Get busy. "WE GET RESULTS." CHAS. P. GLOVER 6 Auburn Ave. FOR EXCHANGE. Unencumbered property to exchange for equities, farms for city property, residence for investment, vacant for improved, and vice versa. NEED A FENCE? Page Fence Erected Cheaper Than Wood W. J. DABNEY IMP. GO., 04, 98 and 100 8e. Forsyth Strest. HOSPITAL NURSE WEDS PHYSICIAN Miss Lily Douglass, one of the moet popular nurses at the Grady hospital, surprised her friends Saturday night by announcing her marriage to Dr. Wes ley O. Me Anally, of Richmond, Vs. The marriage took place Friday night, but was kept quiet until Satur day night. As soon an the announce ment was made, Dr. and Mrs. McAnally drove away from the hospital In a cab and left the city for High Point, N. C., where they .will spend their honeymoon, after which they will go to Richmond. The young couple met while Dr. Mc Anally was attending the Southern Dental College, directly across the street from the hospital. Miss Doug lass’ home Is In Montlcello, Ind. BULLOCH HALL TO BE COMPLETE The Georgia building at the James town Exposition will be completed throughout for Georgia Day, June 10. On Monday Governor Terrell received a letter from Professor W. B. Yeates. who Is the executive officer for the state stationed at Jamestown, giving positive assurances that the Georgia building will be finished tor the great event. L. A. WOODS, 818-819 Empire Bldg. Bell Phone 2099, Atlanta Phone 1771 I MAKE EASY TERMS. 81,060-JUST-M MILES FROM THE CITY, right on the Southern railroad, we have this splendid five-room house with 10 acrea of good land. This being so close In, It la an exceptional bargain, and we can make the terms inoit reasonable. $3.000—A NICE SIX-ROOM HOUSE; large lot, with abundance of fruit, grapes aud peaches, etc. This place Is worth more money, but owuer want* to sell right away. Buy this place aud we w ill re-sell Tt for you and make you a handsome profit In ' abort while. [$660—A GOOD -4&ACRE FARM ON TWO I Miubllc roads and Just 2 miles from a nice BHtle town. This has a good three-room frame bouse, good as new. Something like 120 acres or more lu cultivation; bn m heavy woodland. Has atables and othel | buildings and some nice fruit trees. This Is a nice located place, and would coat a great deal more than this to put tho Im provements on the land Terms, $150 down and balance $100 year, 7 per cent Interest.■ now luroe-room nuuse. wua inrgo uaii hi It, with large lot and nicely located. Price f 1,100; $400 eath; balance easy monthly pay meats. $2,160—ON THE SOUTH SIDE. WE HAVE a nice fire-room house, with good lot, convenient to school and church. Terme easy. STATISTICS. PROPERTY TRAN8FER8. $100—Mr*. Ellen B. Buck to J. E. Ratteree, lot on Hlllhou.e street. War ranty deed. $8,000—Mr,. Ludle M. Coleman to Mrs. Bertha M. Swift, lot on Peachtree atreet. Warranty deed. $1—City of Atlanta to Louisville and Naahvllle railroad, a parcel of land on Waverly Place. Quitclaim deed. *V>00—Alice T. Foote to Edward Aberndorf, lot on Pickert atreet. Loan deed. $950—William J. Beyer to C. P. Bent ley, lot on Berean avenue. Warranty deed. $260—0. Q. Trlmbell to Harry G. Poole and T. O. Poole, lot on Eagan avenue. $1,600—Mr*, faille L. Bennett to Mrs. Sarah J. Hick,, lot on Fourteenth atreet. Warranty deed. $1,000—College Park Land Company Mr,. Myrtle Walker, lot on Wash ington street. Warranty deed. $350—College Park Land Company t.> Mr». Myrtle Walker, lot on Jeffers.-n street. Warranty deed. $350—Leone Bonner Youtnans to Mrs. Myrtle Walker, lot on Washington street. Warranty deed. $3,950 (penal sum)—The Neal Bank to W. E. Worley, lot on Ponce DeLeon avenue. Bond for title. $490—South Atlanta Land Company to John W. Atwater, tot on Murray street. Warranty deed. $200—Mrs. Louise Spalding Foster to Mrs. Lola A. Clement, lot on Grove street. $4,500—Provident Realty and Trust Company to Eugene L. Satzky, lot on Central avenue. Warranty deed. BUILDIN(TpERMIT8. $200—J. Frank Beck, to remodel frame dwelling at 68 Queen street. $800—C. M. Payne, to repair brick building at 1 East Fair street. $300—Thomas Bradley, to repair frame dwelling at 30 McDaniel street. $3,750—George P. Moore, to build one-story frame dwelling at 807 Pled mont avenue. $2,000—Excelsior Laundry Company, to build two-story brick store at corner Piedmont and Ellis street, $4,500—Mrs. Alice Howell, to build three one-story frame dwellings at 311- 16 Oak street and rear on Dargan street. $3,600—Commercial Acetylene Com pany, to build two-story brick building on Rhodes near Hulsey etreet. DEATH8. Ray Bestwlck, colored, age IS years, died at 111 Frasier atreet. P. J. McGovern, age 60 years, died at El Paso, Texas. Mis, Georgia Gaddis, age 24 years, died at corner Fair and Pine etreete. Mrs. Leila James, age 81 years, died at 28 Carnegie Way. A. T. Davidson, age 54 years, died at 129 West Pine street. Mrs. Saillo B. Terrell, ags 87 years, died at 33 Orange street. J. C. Huff, age 74 years, died at How ell Station. Charlie R. Cassells, ags 1 year, died at 52 Harold avenue. BIRTH8. To Mr. end Mrs. Charlie L. Dunn, at 14 Lucky street, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. O. Adams, at 73 Kelley street, a girl. EXPERT ON PUMP EXPECTED TUESDAY Dabney H. Maury, of Peoria, III., the expert who, has besn engaged to un ravel the waterworks pump tangle. Is expected In the city Tuesday morning, and a meeting of the water board with the special council committee will be called Immediately upon his arrival. Mr. Maury will bs asked to determine whether or not the centrifugal pump, which can be Installed, according to the hid, for about $60,000 lees than the ver tical pump, will answer- to the needs and demands of the waterworks. Union Msstlns. The evangelist. Rev. C. M. Howard, from Virginia, will Illustrate his ser mon with beautiful stereoptlcon pic tures and phonograph every night this week except Saturday at Trinity home mission, Leonard street, at 7:45 o’clock. All churches are Invited to co-operate. THE GREATEST AUCTION SALE OF THE SEASON Wednesday, June 5th, 3 O’clock Corner North Boulevard and Tenth Street, Also on Crest Hill, Berlene and Brevard Avenues. Hero is the clianee of your life to make good money. Examine this property and see the great amount of improvements now going on. The inducements to in vest in this locality are greater than in any other portion of Atlanta. The Purses of Pure Gold are ready and the herd of BUFFALOES are here, as fine as split silk. Here is one of the herd These valuable souvenirs will he distributed on the grounds as soon as the sale closes. • Everybody wants a | BUFFALO. The entire city is awake and will be at this sale. H. L. WILSON, 703 Prudential Bldg. ENGINE T LES Without Apparent Reason Freight Locomotive Turns Turtle. Rochester, N. Y.. June 3.—Two mem bers of a local freight train crew of the Pennsylvania railroad were killed In a wreck ten mile, south of thl. place today. The dead are: LOUIS ALLEN, engineer. JOHN BROWN, Rochester, brake- man. Without npparont reason, tho engine toppled over the bank alongside the Genesee Vntley canal. Allen was crushed under his engine nnd Brown was scalded and burned to death. OUT 0F_SING SING George Burnham, Jr., Gives $7,500 Bond for Re appearance. New York, June 3.—George Burn ham, Jr., former vice president of the Mutual Reserve Llfo Insurance Com pany, whose releaeo from Sing Sing was ordered last week by the appellate division of the supremo court pending a retrial on charges against him grow ing out of the alleged mismanagement of tho company’s affair, was today re leased from tho Tombs, where he has been locked up since Saturday. Burnham gave a bond signed by Wil liam Crawford, for $7,500. CHLOROFORM BOTTLE Attempt Made to Seize Miss Marie Love in Her Home. Two W. A. Fowler,. W. A. Fowler, of 194 Magnolia street, asks The Georgian to state that he Is not -the Fowler who was convicted of breaking open a car In the Western and Atlantic yards. Mr. Fowler Is em ployed by the Southern railway, and Is afraid that his name may be connected with the affair. According to a report made to the police, the harassing of Miss Marts Love, of 237 Whitehall street, took on new life Friday night, when some mys terious Indlvlduaul attempted to chlo reform Mlse Love at her home. Police Captain Jett was summoned to the Love home Friday night about 11 ’clock and was given the details of the attempt as related by Miss Love to her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Love. According to this Information Miss Love stepped Into the bath room shortly before that time and waa hor rified when an unknown man opened the window and attempted to seise her. In his hand was a small phial of chlo roform. Miss Love screamed and the stranger fled, dropping tho chloroform bottle to the floor. It was picked up and was shown to Captain Jett. It was filled and had not been uncorked. An investigation was made, but no trace could be found of the stranger. It is reported that strange prowlers were seen about the Love home Sunday night and It was feared some other at tempt would be made. Dr. Thomas Love stated to The Geor gian Monday morning that the publish ed reports of the matter had been un authorized by him or any member of his family, and, acting upon the advice of his attorneys, he would decline to make any statements for publication. He greatly regrets the notoriety given the caie In the past. Banker’s Wife Deed. New York, Jund 3—Mrs. 8. V. White, wife of Stephen V, White, the banker. Is dead at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Franklin W. Hopkins, at Gloster, N. J. TEMPERANCE RALLY IS ADDRESSED BY REV, m STUART' Cartersville People Effect Organization to Carry; on Campaign. _ v Special to The Georgian. Cartersville, Ga., June 3.—Notwlthe standing the threatening clouds and the cold atmosphere yesterday, there was a large and enthusiastic gathering ] of representative cltlsens of Bartow county and Cartereville at the Taber nacle to hear Rev. George R. Stuart preach a temperance sermon upon the local prohibition fight. On account of the coldness of the weather, Mr. Stuart : was forced to deliver bis temperance lecture In tho afternoon at the court house, which building was packed to Its utmost capacity. Mr. Stuart spoke with great forco and earnestness, and his talk Is said by many to have had a wonderful effect upon hts hearers, a number of people who were undecided upon the local Issue leaving the court house after the lecture with their minds made up to vote for prohllbtlon. J. B. Richards, of Atlanta, secretary of the Georgia Anti-Saloon League, appeared In the city yesterday, bring ing with him a number of circulars containing a lengthy editorial, which is said to have appeared In an Atlanta paper In 1387, and which Bhowed by alleged facts and figures that Atlanta had prospered under the prohibition rule. The article ends with on un qualified statement that liquor Is not necessary to the growth and prosperity of a city the size of Atlanta. Tho above circular Is being freely used by the prohibition people here, and a great deal of discussion and amusement has arisen over the fact that tho dntl- > prohibitionists are using an editorial from the same paper, tiut of later date. The prohibition people are very much encouraged over the outlook hern since the address of Mr. Stuart, and have completed organisation of the forces In Cartersvllls with which to fight the whisky peoplt. Tho work of organizing the county will be taken up this week, and many speeches will bo made, covering every voting precinct In Bartow oounty, with a view to thor- J ough organisation. There Is little doubt i expressed as to Cartsrsvllls’s sentiment < upon the question by the prohibition people, but It Is said that good work . will be needed In some of tho outlying district! of the county, where the Im pression has gotten abroad that should * the people vote against liquor In the coming (lection. It will be Impossible for them to secure It and havo It ehlp- , ped to them here. j Rev. Walt Holcomb will speak to a mass meeting In CaasvHle this even- 1 Ing. DENTIST IS RELD FOLLOWING DEATH T Died After 11 Teeth Had Been Extracted—Had Heart Trouble. Augusta. Ga., June 3.—A special says that C. C. Armstrong, a young dentist of Newberry, S. C., has been held by a coroner’s Jury pending further Investi gations of the death of Mrs. Carrie M. Berry, which, It Is charged, renewed the use of some anaesthetic administered while he pulled eleven teeth for her. Armstrong ts 27 years of age and Is from Anderson. 8. C., where he worked under a prominent dentist for several years. Armstrong Is not a licensed dentist. Mrs. Berry had been under treatment of a physician for heart trouble for some time. COOOO000O000OOOOOO0O0O0OO0 0 FLAMES DESTROYED « O TOWN FIRE DEPARTMENT. O O a 0 San Angelo, Texas, Juno 3.— O O Fire here late last night destroy- O 0 ed 435,000 worth of bustm 0 0 property. Including a livery stable 0 0 and ten horses. The Are depart- O 0 ment house was also burned and O 0 the entire fire apparatus of the 0 O town destroyed. O O O 000000000000000000OO0OOOOO L