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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1307. 13 for sale-real estate ^tTiTtiiro^ver. We have for quick sale a beauti ful 6-room cottage; has gas, water, electric lights, porcelain hath tub, hot and cold water con nections, ljirge level lot, good sec tion Northside, walking distance from business center of city. Only £5(10 cash, balance easy terms. (,'all in person. No information given over ’phone. Six room cottage, has pocelain bath, good section Inman Park, right oil car line; $250 cash, bal ance easy terms. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE $1,S50 will buy a pretty 5-room cottage; gas, water, porcelain hath tub, hot and oo.ld water con nections, cabinet mantels, tile hearths, elevated, level lot, nice shades. Owner anxious to sell ou account of leaving the city. Can arrange terms. Grant Park sec tion. M. L. THROWER, S9 N. FORSYTH STREET. WALKER DUNSON, Bonl Estate, 409 Equitable. Phone J187. ONLY BARGAINS TWO nto, LEVEL, SHADY LOTS ON new car line to llnpevllic. Owner leaving .-a -* _J.e ... . - ~ OWNER OF TEN NORTH SIDE LOTS must ralso intup money an<l will tell all * or »2,000--tme-half catb. These lots aro FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. W. E. WORLEY, 415-416 Empire Building. Both'Phones. 100x236 FEET. ON PONCE DELEON avenue. Price was 33,500, now re duced to 33,150. 31,000 cash, 3450 per year for 6 years. STATISTICS. SOCIETY TWO FIXE LOTS OX MORELAND, on beautiful cherted street and car 0x200 feet each. Price $675 each. FOUR-ROOM COTTAOE. VALUE $1,209— T,10y ^ soon brin S $1,200 each. apeclnl price $900. Wo will lease It for a year at $10 per month. It's a bargain. bargains.** EVERYTHING IN EAST POINT* MANY ■mall ami large farms In Fulton. DeKalb, Clayton and t'umptiell counties. EAGAN PARK LAND CO., 36 Inman Building. Bell ’Phone 4613. SPRING ST.—LEVEL CORNER LOT, by 135, for only 32,40ft IfMPER ST.-LOT 50*740; 150 FEET north of Eighth street; my sign on lot. Price >3.000; east front, onk itrore lot; best part of Myrtle: 50x175; only 32,500. TO REAL ESTATE OWNBRS-If YOU hnve lots or hon.es yon want to sell I will be itlsd If yon wonld list them with mi’ for sflle. FOR SALE. dnte; bl* bargain. If taken at once, 38 LOTS NEAR THE ROUND houses, beautiful and elevated; lo cated on the new Marietta car line; station on the place. Prices 3100 to 3250. 325 cash, 35 to 310 per month. BRAND NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE ON Spring street, near the Baltimore Block, at 34,250. 31,000 cash, balance easy. ■ THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME ON West Peachtree street; lot 60x200 feet. Price reduced from 312,000 to 310,500. RENTS AT 3«0, PRICE 34.350; CLOSE In, on the North Side. What more do you want tor your money? THREE LOTS ON OAK STREET, West End; gas water and sewerage all down; price 3425 each; big money In these lota. W. E. WORLEY. 3300 CASH AND 375 PEIl SIONTH BUYS nire new 6-room cottage on Confederate avenue. $2,500. It*« n bargain on theao terms. Cabinet mnntela and porcelain batb. M’CRORY & JOHNSON, 503 Peters Building. GOOD SMALL INVEST MENT If you have a little money that you want to put in a piece of suburban real estate where it will grow and en hance in value, write me TIIOS. W. GRIFFITH, Beal Estate and Business Broker, 13 South Broad St. Phone: Atlanta 1614; Bell 2794. 51 acres on WILLIAMS MILL ROAD. wven miles from city, on chert n>nd, four miles from Decatur and 1V4 mile# from Wal lace on Southern. Thirty ncras In rultlva- Hon, balance Iti woods; large oak and hick-. , . i , .. . , h... mule, one wsgon nnd hur-'aoout my lot, it is a large one ». two floe Jrreejr cows. nl.nit SOO chick. • ’ ° in a good white section and will bo a first-class invest ment for some one who has only a very small amount of money and wants to own a piece of “Atlanta dirt.” I will sell it on easy terms, without interest. No. 20, care of Georgian. FOR A QUICK SALE. M ACRES, IN ONE OF THE REST COUN. tlea In the state; about 15 nrres In cultivation, and the balance In pasture nnd timber; enough tlmiHT on the place to pay for It. ‘Well watered, hna large two-*tory eight-room residence that coat $2,700 to build. In perfect condition; barns and other outbuildings; giMHl water end In a healthy section. This property be longs to a physician, who hna been practicing thirty-one years. and Ih going to retire. He offers the entire proposi tion for 12.500; $1,700 cash, rfid the 1mlance In four years at 6 per cent Interest. This Is a splendid chance for n young physician. Act now, If you want this bargain. THGS. W. JACKSON, REAL ESTATE, 4TH NAT. BANK BLDG. Bell Phone 5214. PROPERTY TRANSFERS, 35.000— Mm. M. R. Muller to F. M. Slocks, lot on Nelson street. Warranty deed, 310—Mrs. C. E. Fusslll to Central Bank and Trust.Corporation, lot on Leo street. Mortgage with power of sale. 310—J. Carroll Payne to Ellen N. Land nml Improvement Company, lot on the Marietta road. Quitclaim deed. buildinoTpermits. 3900—M. L. Britton. 216 Love street, to build one-story dwelling. 33,250—B D. Watkins, 17 Moreland avenue, to build one-story dwelling. 3400—J. S. Owens, 132 Stephens street, to build dwelling. 3500—J. S. Owens, 249 Humphries street, to build dwelling. 3400—J. S: Owens, 10 Bender street, to build dwelling. 3825—H. H. Ethridge, 659 West Peachtree street, to Install vapor heat ing system. 31.256—J. H. Jones, 25 Porter Place, to Install heating plant. 35.000— Sewell & McMIlllan. to build brick building. 36,00*—Rhodes, Wlmpey & Haverty. 130 Peachtree street, alterations and addition to brick building. 3500—B. R. Padgett, 118 East Merritts avenue, alterations and repairs to dwelling. ' 35.000— T. H. Daniel and M. Wolf. 543 Spring street, to build two-story dwelling. DEATHS. E. O. McClellan, 6 months, died at 116 Love street. Mrs. Bertha Hlrsch, age 37, died at 352 Whitehall etreet. Emma Welbom, age 8 months, died on Rhlnehart street. Laura Norwood, colored, age 60, died at 21 Solomon street. Mrs. M. E. Tomlinson, sge 31, died at 30 Crew street. W. C. Currie, age 68, dIM at Pied mont Sanitarium. L. W. Parris, age 48, died at 113 Pe ters street. J. H. Saunders, colored, age 38, died at 56 Yonge street. Marvin Hardin, age 27, died at 287 Capitol avonue. * 8UPREME COURT OF~G~EORGIA. Judgments Affirmed. Shrere et al. »«. Jiulse, front •'niton superior outirt. .J nil no llnlde lifting. Anderson, Felder, Rountree L .... son, for plaintiffs In error. Wharton O. Wilson, contra. Cobb vs. Wrlghtsvllle nnil Tennllle Unit roiul Company, from Johnson superior court. Judge Rawlings. W. K. ltitley, T. L. (Irl Mom house, .Proem tensnt house, so.si imrn nnd nil !icci>ssnry outbuildings. A bargain lor ipih’k buyer. A FINE PIECE OF PROPERTY OX Lnrkle phw*i’ on good terms nnd at a prh s that t» nil right. Be* nliout this. SPLENDID WEST END HOMES eight moms ench; cue on Ashby liter on cslltersou street; one met to improve; tvlll sell nt onco st 33.753 WILLIAM S. ANSLEY, Real Estate, 217 Century Building. Phones Bell 288, Atlanta 295 «»d A. railroad. This place Is Just a littU* over half mile from renter of city; Uv house hns water nml gns, nml Is on n ■ t i5 feet front by 139 nml runs bark to •in alley. There Is room enough ,for an- •ti'Pr house in front nnrl two houses In the Hie house now on the pri>perty will '••nt Dir $25 per month, nml there Is no w “ I; r . hutment In the city for the moi Pries $3.Q0Q cask. \V. E. TREADWELL & CO., Real Estate and Renting Agents. EAST ALEXANDER STREET-SEVEN- room two-story house, with every modern convenience; $4,700. CLOSE-IN I'HOrOSITlONS; LOCATED on Forsyth street;-eight-room bouse; $180 per front foot. THIS 18 A CHOICE PltOPOSITION. NOW leased at $900 per year, Jlow Is this for $7,W»? IXVKRTMBNT—NEW 2-8TORY 7-ROOM nouse, rented at IS per month: has water u i, |*>*wI«Ih tub. This property b» In lwlf block of 8. Pryor street, anu cun 1 wight for $2,500. * north wide home-on jackson st.; tf . 2 **t»ry house, g rooms nml n reeop- uj* 1 !; furnace heat, sud the price hns p.T.‘ n » * ,uf the owner says ne wants bar” I * tbi * *• J™* chance to buy a hl Rl RBAX HOME AND ACItEAOE—A 2- „,“'"7 -room hmme nn ear line to Decatur: lilr,. fruit; ,.|,br acres of land, with goo.1 1 QP.hlug through It. snd can l>e irrl- gated. This M a bargalu at ll.u)ft ■ATUB STREET-THREE BRICK „..ires. We are Instruetefl to aell aame at 3300 If taken In a few days. THREE MINUTES' WAI.K FROM Piedmont hotel, w* htrs t choice propo sition In n ttventy-fonr-room building, now —«« . —*'•■* Wo can sell at SIX-ROOM HOUSE NEAR ORANT PARK: new and modern; 37,400. BEAUTIFUL HOME IN DECATDg. OA.- aeven room house, lot 106 l>y 1(7. Easy terms. If drain-!, nt 37.750. 5kaH ORANT PARK, FIVE-ROOM homie; every modem convenience. Can bo bought for 37,000. iOTIl PHONES 423* EXTRA BELL PHONE 4398 NEAR BOULEVARD. $4,150—Easy terms, 8-room, 2-story home, porcelain bath, two toilets; lot 50x200, level and shady, .fruit trees, upstairs- and downstairs porches, three stationary washstands, enamel finished bath room. In fact it is a first class proposition, and one of the best bargains on the North Side. Now rented for $35.00 per month. $800—$100 cash and $10.00 per month, nice, level, shady lot, all improvements, close" to Peachtree an4 11th street. A bargain. “We Have Others” RAKING IN THE PROFITS. You will find It pleasant business raking In the pro (Ha bye and bye, not In the sweet bye and bye either, but right soon. If you sow a few dollar* In those Analey Pnrk lot* which have Just been consigned with us. They are ex cellently situated and give wonderful promise of future development. GRANT & PETTY, 30-32 East Alabama St. ncr and J. 8. Adams, for plaintiff In error. Daley * It agger, contra. Nugent rs. Wat kins, from Richmond su perior court. Judge linmmoml. 8alem butcher, for plaintiff In error. Austin Urn itch and C. II. & It. 8. Cohen, contra. Zlpperer vs. 8enbugrd Air Line Railway, ton. A. C. llUey, Louis L. Brown and 11. A. Mathews, for plaintiff In error. Arthut Heymnn and A. J. Dsnnllly, contra. Jordan vs. Dooly, from Ilnnks superior court. Judge Brand. V. It. Faulkner nnd Fletcher M. Johnson, tor plaintiff III error. J. C. Kriwards, J. J. Bowden and A. J. Grlf An. contra. . Athens Terminal Company et si. vs. Ath ens Foundry nnd Machine works, from Clarke superior court. Judge Brand. Law- ton & Cunningham. Erwin Sc Erwin and II. 8. West, for plaintiffs In error. John J. 8trlcklnnd and E. 8. Pries, contra. Judgments Reversed. Southern Hallway Con*winy vs. Thomp son. from Wnyne superior court. Judge Farter. Bonnet A Convert nnd Littlefield and Poppell, for plaintiffs In error. No ap pearance contra. Glllls vi. Powell, from Worth superior court. Judge Hpenee. T. H. Perry and J. II. Tipton, for plaintiff In error. Sam 8. Bonnet, Claude Payton und Frank Park, contra. Camp et al. vs. Gnrbutt Lumber Com pany. from Echols superior court. Judge Mitchell. J. L. Hwent. for plaintiffs lu er ror. Cranford Sc Wilcox* contra. Instructions In response to qneatlona nub- mltted by court of appeals. In Eady vs. “ — Rnllrond Company. a Rob*~‘~ ■'* hi w r .a lot Iff E." Kny. "iii irn.t ’A Coiiyi'rt, nml J. H. Tlplon, contra. COURT OF APPEALS OF GEORGIA. Argument, were heard and brief, ,nb* mltted In tho following conn on tbo crimi nal calcnilnr: _ _ K M. Cohen va. State. From Oca Hill annerlor conrt. Erneat Harm'll, allaa laaac, T». SUte. From city conrt of Mnntlcello. Minnie Ruraaey va. State. 1 rnm Stephcna •uvcrlor court. C. L. Taylor re. 8tata.> From Rorth «U' pcrlor court. _ . O. W. Bradley v». SUte. From Walker aperior conrt. Tom Lends n. State. From city court of fnjrnealioro. _ _ . Christ Inn Snell ve. SUte. From Walker jperlnr court _ ft, C. Hart T,. SUte. From Walker eu- erlor court. _ Tom Wolfe rt. SUte. From Worth supe rior court. _ Charley Butler re. SUte. From Wilke* iperlor court. .. Coop l-ettua VI. State. From Wilke, eu peiior court. Harper I lemon rt. SUte. From Wilke* Alex Slmpaou r*. State. From Wllkee »u perlor eonrt. _ „ ——* From Wllkee eu- Mrs. II. J. McClurg v*. State. From city —7 of Moult]' ry Kohlmni ijn’rfnr court. Euianticl Harris re. SUte. From city court of Aahhuru. John Jenklue re. State. From city court of Aflihurn, Lately Thorp vs. SUte. From city court I Aihburn. George William* va. SUte. From city conrt of AahlHirn. John, alias Will, William* r*. SUte. From city court of AHUhurn. X, Hoecuklatt va. SUte. From Ben lllll Continued from Page Nine, THE GORDON CITCLE OF KING'S DAUGHTERS. The Gordon Circle of King's Daugh ters will meet cm Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the Home for Old Women, No. 19 East -Mitchell street. PROGRAM FOR ANNUAL CONVENTION OF U. D. C. Tho annual state convention of tho United Daughters of tho Confederacy wlll.be held at Augusta from October 30 to November 1. It I* expected that the convention will be largely attended by prominent women, and the follow ing Interesting program has Just been announced for the meeting: Wednesday, October 30. Opening session, 10 a. m. Music. Invocation—Rev. J. T. Plunkett. Addrers of Welcome on Behalf of Veterans—Hon. J. C. C. Black. Welcome on Behalf of Daughters of Chapter A—Mrs. John W. Clark, pre*l- dent of Augusta chapter. Response In the Division's Behalf— Mrs. R. H. Taylor, of Griffin. . Introduction of distinguished guests. President’s address. Recess, fifteen minutes. Report of credentials committee. Reports of Officers—Treasurer, au ditor, registrar, historian. Adjournment; 1 p. m. Luncheon by Confederate Veterans at the Daughters of Confederacy Hall. Business session, 3 p. m. Announcements. Committee Reports—Free scholarship, text books, press committee, state reg istrar C. of state organizer C. of C. Appointment of committees. Adjournment. 8:30 p. m.—Historian's evening—Miss Mildred Rutherford. Thursday, October 31. Business session, 9:30 a. m. Announcements. Minutes of afternoon session. Chapter reports, beginning with A; reports limited to live minutes; written ones handed to secretary; reports htard for one hour. Unfinished business. New business. 1 p. m.—Adjournment. 3 p. m.—Business session. Announcements. Minutes. Chapter reports. 5 p. m.—Reception at Country Club, tendered by Mrs. John \y. Clark, presi dent Augusta chapter. 8:S0p. m.—Lecture on General Rob' ert E. Lee—Rev. Richard Wilkinson. Reception tendered by chapter at their hall. Friday, November 1. Business session, 9 a. m. Announcements. Minutes of afternoon seaalon. Chapter reports, one hour. Reports of nominating committee. Election of officers. Report of committee on resolutions. Selection of next place of meeting. Adjournment. 1 p. in. Officers of Georgia Division. The officers of the Georgia division tra: Honorary President—Mrs. Helen Plane, Atlanta. President—Mrs. A, B. Hull, Savan nah. First Vice President—Miss Alice Baxter, Atlanta. Second Vice President—Mrs. R. L. Nesbitt, Marietta. Third Vice President—Mrs. A. O. Harper. Elberton. Recording Secretary—Miss Mattie B. Shelby, Rome. Corresponding Secretary—Mrs. N. B. Harrison, Savannah. Treasurer—sirs. C. C. Sanders, of Gainesville. Registrar—Miss Agnes Godfrey, of Madison. Historian—Miss Mildred Rutherford, Athena. Personal Mention D L. sntton rs. Stats, of Sylvester. Don Cooper r*. 8t»te. From city court From Dougherty SIX-ROOM HOt'BiL NK- avenue; 50 by 1st; 3J.»5n. NEAR HIGHLAND WE HAVE SOME CHOICE PROPOSI- ttou* In home* nnd meant lot* tu West End. *1 BY 215; CORNER LOT: GORDON ■fleet, with n Isnullfel grove; 34.150. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOB FARMS awl »*lmrb*a home*. NEEDA FENCE? Page Fence Erected Cheaper Than Wood W. J. DABNEY IMP. CO., 96. 98 and 100 So. Forsyth Street. « Ledbetter tf. State. From' city court of Kylvnnlit. C’lwrley Ztegler rm State. From dty yurt of Kylvnnln. Ba J»*nl;iua va. Htote. From Terrell aui>c- rinr court. Will 8c*»lont ra. State. From Terrell au- p«>*ior court. Joe Urlkmntd ra. State. From Baldwin unorlor court. Writs of error withdrawn In Byrd ra. 8tnt<>, from Muscogee; Shaw va. State, from Stephens. COUNCIL TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY The city eoun.ll will meet Wednesday Afternoon nt * o'clock. No quorum wn* present Monday, most of tho nmncllmeu awl al.lcrmcn Mug absent looking after the entertalnm-nt of the vl*. Itlng cotton grower* and aptnuere. Several Important matters ore scheduled to com* up | Wednesday. Meeting* Prove Popular. The scries of meetings conducted by Dr. Howard Agnew Johnson, formerly pastor of the .Madison. Avenue Prcs- , byterlan church In New York, at thb First Presbyterian church Is drawing la-gc audiences. Dr. Johnson, who h*» recently visited foreign missionary fields; I* a preacher of remarkable brilliance and power. His afternoon sermon* arc upon subjects re- I luting to personal work, while In the | evening he preache* upon more general topics. Miss Hattie Perryman, who has re sided for several years with her sister, Mrs. J. R. Little, has gone to New York to spend the winter. Miss Perryman will study tinder Albert Ross Parsons and Madame Kate F. Chlttcndon while In New York. Mr. Andrew Calhoun enme from At lanta Saturday to spend the week-end with Mrs. J. N. Trigg and family. Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun and the baby will homo tonight.—Chattanooga Mr. Walter Thomson, of Philadel phia. Is In town to attend the spin ners' convention. Mrs. Thomson, who was Miss Lute Gordon, will spend some time with her mother, Mrs. Donation, In Balnbrldge, this winter. Miss Sophie Meldrlm arrives next week to be the guest of Miss Samuella Whitman. The friends of Mrs. John Donalson, of Balnbrldge, will regret to learn of her Illness. She Is In Atlanta at a pri vate sanltalrum. Mr. and Mrs. Dnve Marks are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. T. Lewtnthal, at Nashville. Ml a* Pauline Harris nnd Miss Lucie Harris have returned to their home at Carrollton, after a visit of several weeks to Mrs. W. J. Govan. The many friends of Mr. and Mr*. James C. Milam will congratulate them upon the birth of a son, who arrived at their home In Washington street on last Friday. This young man will bear the name of his father and grand father—James Cothran Milam. Arthur Gilliland, of this city, and Miss Bonnie Jenkins, of Atlanta, were married on Wednesday. September 25, the wedding taking place In Atlanta. They will remain there until tho first of the year, when they will make Nash ville their home.—Nashville American. Mrs. W. M. Butler, formerly of Nash ville, la now residing In Atlanta. Mlsa Mary McCord, who la a student at the Wesleyan Female College at Ma con, spent Sunday In Atlanta with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. McCord. Miss Hazel Vorus has as her guest Miss Willie Payne, of Anniston, Ala. Mra. Joseph McClelland and children left Monday to spend the winter In New York. Mis* Martha Phlnlxy, of Athena, Is expected In Atlanta the latter part of this week to visit Miss Harriet Calhoun. Among the many attractive visitors to be In the city for the horse' show will be Miss Katherine Trigg, of Chat tanooga, Tenn., who will be with .Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cathoun, and Miss Ann Phlnlzy, of Athens, who will be the guest of Miss Harriet Cathoun. Mrs. William T. Jones returned on Tuesday from a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cater, of Forsyth. Dr. and Mra. Dunbar Roy will leave Wednesday for Chicago to apend (wo weeks. Mlsa Lee Logan nnd Miss Martha Green returned home Friday night from a visit to friends In Atlanta, Ga. While there several entertainments were given In their honor.—Nashville American. Mlsa Katharine Trigg, of Chattanoo ga, will go to Atlanta shortly to visit her sister, Mrs. Andrew Calhoun, and attend the horse show, and later sh* goes to Savannah, Ga., to serve as at tendant nt a wedding. She will come to Nashville tho middle of November, accompanied by Miss Kntharlne Mar tin, of Chattanooga, to vlalt Miss Mary Gaut at Alamo, when a round of charming complimentary affairs will be given them.—Nashville Banner. FOR STATE FAIfii OPENSTHURSOAY President Connor Says It Will Be the Biggest and the Best Yet. MIsh LotiHe Roper la the ffueat of Mr. and Mra. Burton Smith for a few daya. Mra. William W. Auatell la apendlng a few daya with Dr. and Mra. W. 8. Goldsmith at their home on Piedmont avenue. A charming party, composed of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Ottley. Mlaa lama Dooly and Mr. Ernest Ottlay. came down from Atlanta on Saturday and were the guesta of Mra. Walter Lamar. The trip waa takan In an automobile and waa delightful, the run being made In a very short time, and without acci dents. On Saturday evening they held an Informal reception many of their friends calling.—Macon Xown. Mlaa Bollne Phlnlxy. of Augusta, will arrive Friday to be the guest for.sev eral daya of Mra. William Rawaon. When the Georgia State Fair 1* opened to the public Thursday morning nt 1) o'clock there will Ih» presented to tho people of the state and the South one of the moat Inter' eating and complete Industrial expositions ever hell. Two daya before the annual meet Is In augurated find a numl>er of the exhibits and attractions already In place, while the flu* fshfug foache* are being made es the l«at exhibits are arriving. So enlarged la the acope of the annuel state show that the visitor of the past hnlf dozen years wonld not recognize It as the State Fair that baa been held each year. The fair this season will educate the peo ple of Georgia ns to the wealth of their state In a way that could not be gained anywhere else. No detail has Iteen overlooked. The of*, ficlnl program constitutes sixteen daya that ‘ devoted to tho moat Interesting fer all of the pant years. Uouanf * who wll. ... William Jennings Bryan and Lieutenant* Governor Lewis Htuyvesnnt Khrutler. of Now York. Officials of the fair city that they The rumored nnnonnr-einent that Lieu ten* ant-Govcrtior C’hanler will he a candidate for the Itemocratle presidential nomination has canard particular Interest lu bis visit to the fair on (p.folier 'A. President J. J. t'onnor of tho State Agri cultural Society, who hns vls!t**d fairs since they were first held In Georgia, Is of tho oplulou that the fair this year will be far greater than ever In-fore. “You may tell the people of Oeorgla fer me," said I’resident Connor to The Geor gian. “that the show this year will bo worth the Inspection of every citlxen In Georgia. “I wish to particularly stress," continued President Connor, “the great treat that will Ih» In store for the farmers. We expert Farmers* Union day, October 18, to by tb*3 • — * fat-, . the state hns ever had s the war, nnd his address will bo of greatest benefit to the farmers of state." The fair will he nshered In with Spin -■ *- — — '-•'•gates t» •Ing held In BWW—i. cotton and other a, ranged for that day. while there will he a Milliners’ handicap on the first racing curd Thursday afternoon. One of the biggest features of the fair this season will be the wild west circus and shows, which will give free performances ench afternoon In the paddock of the race track. This show Is full of cowboys, In dians nml wild western animals. General Manager Weldon has announced that Hrenau day will bo on October 22. This day la named In honor of Hrenau College nt Gainesville, and the pupils of this institu tion will give a practical demonstration »»f domestic science. A feature of tho day will Im» the musical recital of Professor Preffur- knrn, who wns to highly praised nt the Jamestown exposition. STATE CAN’T PAY IMMIGRANTS’ WAY Washington, Oct. 8.—Attorney General Bonaparte has rendered nn opinion lu a esse Involving the right of n atnto to solicit Immigration from n foreign country. Ho holds that the state violated the immigra tion laws In paying tho passage money of an Immigrant, and that, In this respect, tho state does not differ In law from nn In dividual. Mrs. Robert Riddle, of Nashville, is visiting her daughter, Mra. J. White- ford Russell, on Willow street. Mra. E. W. Cole and Mlaa Cole nro now at Colemere. and Mrs. Howard Wilcox, of Augusta. Oa., la their guest there. Mlsa Anna RumcII Cole will be one of the moet attractive nml admired debutantes of the fall, and she has al ready many friends among the older and the younger society elements. Her coming-out entertainment will be at Colemere, which has been for years tho seat of beautiful hospitality for Nash ville society.—Nashville Banner. You can’t afford not to be well dressed A good appearance is more necessary than ever before. Today the man who isn’t well dressed is at a discount; there’s no excuse for him. You’ll be well dressed and you’ll “look the part” if you come to us for your clothes, no matter what you pay for them. _ New Fall suits from ‘Rogers, Peel <S• Co., and Hart, . Scbaffner & Marx—$15 to $40. Daniel Bros. Co. Copyright 1907 by Hart Schaffhcr hi Marx L. J. DANIEL, President. 45-47-49 Peachtree Street.