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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. TBOTUDir, OCTOBER 17. l>r. 13 FOR 3ALE—REAL ESTATE M. L. THROWER. We have for quick sale a beauti ful 6-ro'oir cottage; has gas, water, electric lights, porcelain bath tub, hot and cold water con. nections, large level lot, good sec tion Northside, walking distance from business center of city. Only $500. cash, balance easy terms. Call in person. No information given over ’phone. \ Six-room cottage, has pocelain bath, good section Inman Park/ right on car line; $250 cash, bal ance easy terms. $1,850 will buy a pretty 5-room cottage; gas, water, porcelain bath tub, hot and cold 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. Qrant Park sec tion. M. L. THROWER, S9 N. FORSYTH STREET. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE FERTILE FARMS. FIVE FIXE. FRUITFUL FARMS. FA- mmw for fortuity, furnishing foot! for feeding forty nourishing families, Rrnirin- lirr "wo lianillo Imrgnlns." Wo con toll you anything front a 6-nrre truck form to n ptnntntluu of oerrral hundred ucros. And "the price lo right.” M ACRES IX NORTH FULTON, NEAR surer Luke; flue bottom land, it only Ut per acre. REMEMBER. OVER (190,000 IS REIXO apent In antomol.lle driveway and One bold at Silver lake. Xext aprlng yon will l*ny *100 an ncre for thla land. Now la the time to bny. A 8AI.OOX MAN, LEA VINO THE STATE. nutborlaea us to aril his splendid W-nrre trnek ferm et oner. It meet be add. Thla property le eoelly worth MO an ncre. We •ell It for $40. See ui qnlrk. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.- W. E. WORLEY, Real Estate and Loans. 415r416 Empire Building. Both Phones. •0 ACRES OF LAND. PARTLY INSIDE the city limits of Home. <»n.; fronts the Ktnnah rlror. Want an offer or will ex- change tor a nice homo fa Atlanta. THE VERT BEST NINE-ROOM IIOUBH on Waal North avenue, at West Peach* tree street. Price hat been reduced. Be sure and aae we about this. That nice six-room North Avenue cottage, wo offer at $3,150, bedrock price, is well worth the money. Also, the two-story nine-room West Peachtree house, furnace heat, lot 60x200, at $7,250, is the biggest bargain on the street. We have all kinds. M. H. LUCAS & CO., 501 Empire Building. Bell 3453. FOR SALE. 367 AND 369 LUCKIE ST., WITH j 4 ROOMS IN REAR NO. 178 W, PINE ST. Here is one of the most attrac tive proposition* in the eity. This is a splendid 2-story double house, front Luckie 8t., at tho corner of Pine St.; with a good 4-room cot tage on rear of lot fronting W. Pine St. If yon want a genuine bargain in renting property, see i this. One price to all, $4,400. I 66 AND 68 PLUM ST.. THROUGH TO STATE ST. j Here is a splendidly built double 1 cottage, renting to good white ten ants Sir $26 per month, with 2 ne gro houses in rear fronting on State St. renting for $8.00 per month, mnking a total bf $34 per month. This is clean, nice proper ty, in nn excellent neighborhood, rhis is a choice investment. Price, 1,400. CHA8. M. ROBERTS, 12 Auburn Avc. SOUTH GEORGIA FARMS AND TIMBER lands. Writs for pries Hats. Call on ua when you come to the fair. EAGAN PARK LAND CO., 36 Inman Building. Bell ’Phone 4613. FOR SALE. *3.000 BUYS A SPLENDID NEW C ltOOM cottage In West End; nice corner lot; ela* mnt mantels aud porcelain hath, with hot and cold water. \ery easy terms. See us poi bath. Thla la a bargain right. You will hnre to hurry to get It. lovely corner lot; la actually worth U,25o! M’CRORY & JOHNSON, 503 Peters Building. EDWIN P. ANSLEY, Real Estate, Phones: Bell, 339 and 363. Atlanta 260. M.Md - EIGHT - ROOM, TWO • STORY dwelling, on best part of Highland are* ue; will make term* to ault purchaser. Stop paying rent and buy a home. *ew ateps of West Peachtree street—Nine, room boose. This la close In, you know, aud ready to more Into. Cheap at $4,500, on easy terms. KING OF GRANT PARK ZOO PASSES TO SPIRIT JUNGLE; OLD JOE CARTER IS DEAD Old Joe Carter la dead. _ The majestic lion, pretested to the Allan- kln«i in America then. ?u£e hnarteomeit specimens of hU HEMPHILL AVENtE-NBAT FIVE room house; line elevated lot. Trice to ault you. THIRTY-SEVEN LOTB. ON NEW MARL ettn car line, at a station and close to the round bouse, at $75, $100, $160 ana lift). Easy FOrn-BTOBY BRICK. IN THE HEART of the city. Can !*e converted Into an office building: $10,000 cash, balance—wen. Just put a little money with the rent and J ou will soon own a fine building In the eart of town. W. E. WORLEY. THOS. W. GRIFFITH, Real Estate and Business Broker, 13 South Broad St. Phone: Atlanta 1614; Bell 2794. EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. CORNER ORMB street, near poetofflce; close walking die* fence; modern In every respect; worth $5.* 000. Parties leaving city, will take $4,S30. one-third cash, balance on terms. lota; $2,000 each; on good terma. SS4-ACRE FARM, 17 MILES FROM AT* lanta: ltt miles from station, on Georgia railroad. All In cultivation except 75 acres timber; well-watered; seven-room houae and all outbuilding*; splendid; $50 per acre; one;tb(rd cash, balance on terma. SS.000 FOR LARGE LOT ON EDGEWOOD avenue; street la bow being re-paved and Is fast becoming business street. $1,260 FOR NICE SHADED LOT, 60 BY HO, to alley, on Raat North avenue. Owner la leaving town and anxious to sell. $5,500—EIGHT-BOOM TWO STORY HOUSE on North Jackson street; hall; all mod ern Improvements. GOOD SMALL INVEST MENT If you have a little money that you want to put iu a piece of suburban real estate where it will grow and en hance in value, write me about my lot, it is a large one in a good white section and will be 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 dilt.” I will sell it on easy terms, without interest. No. 20, care of Georgian. WILLIAM S. ANSLEY, Real Estate, 217 Century Building. Phones Bell 288, Atlanta 295 ilealraMe bora# on the north aide of the city. It can l*e bought for $4,000; only $100 --a- -'•(I tbC , '- 1 *Ha naa mnnlli I'atnia this. NORTH BIDE HOME. WITH BIG LOT— New eleven-room house, water, gas and electric lights, with two bath rooms, two tied rooms downstairs on a lot 2J2 feet front and 162 feet deep. Thla place la built * * *- * “ too large for ‘ but VTE BUILDING, ROTH PHONES 4234 EXTRA. DELL PHONE 423 B $3,250—$500 cash and $25 month (no loan to assume) will bny exquisite new 6-room cottage in West End on beautiful level corner lot. The house is now rented for $25 a month, or just the amount of monthly payments. Buy this and let rent pay for it. ta boo by tba children of tha city, nine lean mi* ago, Ur down In hla rata at 1 ••alack Thursday morning, and with a tlr#*d moan panel to the Jungles of tha ,plr. It world. Old Jo# Carter waa nearly twcnty-Hre yaara old. atm for all tba tilnetecu yeara of bla Atlanta atay he baa bean tha favor, it, of tba loo at Grant park. Ha waa ronaldared by tha rhlldran •• thalr own esin-clal pat. and though tha little fotka who gave thalr pennies ta purr bat. him an- non- grown-up*. th.y will faal a pant of regret at tba death of thalr favorite. The majestic Ilan waa parrhaaad hr cbll- dren’a subscriptions, ami Jnalth carter, now on. of tloternor Rmltb'a lerretarten, .retired him from the great too at Cen tral park, Sow York. Ra wag ronalderad B Following tli.^M •»d tba elephant. a liauqnet waa gl Ike Klmlmll. aad at tkar occasion Hn Si " ' 'ml and named the lion untlllater. Old Joe baa not been like hla former •elf tor several yefra. Old an had told oa him, and Inateml of raging op and down hit narrow rut. and making tha park rraosad wltk hla mighty roar, ha baa min quietly In a corner for many months al. nmat llfeleaa. Tender care waa gtrenhlm, Imt the former king of the Jungle aucrumb- ad to tha elfeeta of old age aud long coo- Onemant at laat. It la probable that tha akin will ha pre. reread and Muffed, to lie kept at oat af tha valued poaaeaalnna af tha too. METER INSPECTION OFTHECOMMITTEE Ordinance Committee Re ports on Many Measures For Future Action. The ordinance commutes of the city council uict St 3 o'clock Wednesday after noon and took up most of the papers that had been referred to It for consideration. Couacllmen Terrell, Martin and Btyron wvrs present. for the time on the ground that It wns 'too voluminous." Tbe^prdlnanco l»y Councilman Huddleston, \rcnm\ng the wrerorowillng of clrcua ents, was reported favorably. Alderman Curtis' ordinance, prohibiting any one from bolding two city offices at the aauie time, was adverted. Tho ordinance by Alderman Curtis, pro viding for popular election of practically “ city officials, was not acted upon, the ._.i# cotmellinsn not lielnr able to agree on what should Ik» done with the paper. Likewise with the ordinance by Council- mini Terrell prohibiting working laborers more than eight hours a day on contracts for the city. The ordinance by Councilman Huddleston. WISCONSIN PARTY Governor an Staff Conduct Ceremonies at Ander- sonville. In any deal or contract In wl .... wns Interested, waa reported favorably. The ordinance bjr Councilman Terrell, lim iting all franchises granted hereafter to thirty years, was reported favorably. The ordinance changing the name of ml In street to Bouth Boulevard was sent the streets committee. STATISTICS. $1,900—Terms. New six-room cot tage in West Eml tm shady east front lot. One block of oftrs. Pine well of water. $1,400—A neat five-room cottage on level lot 55x120, eity water, nice neighborhood, close to cars. Rental value $13 a month. Would exchange for farm. “Wo Have Others’ NEW SIX-ROOM COTTAGE. SL4M-HOW dors this strike yea? It Is In a block of Ijikcwood car, and has ft lot 40 by I do not ace how the owner can do this, but that Is none of our bnstnets. and you ought to make It your business to Invest! gate It. NEEDA FENCE? Page Fence Erected Cheaper Than Wood W. J. DABNEY IMP. CO., 96, 93 and 100 So. Forsyth Street THAW.—Chief Quartermaster's Office, Atlantn. Ga.. October 16. 1997. HEALED I'ltorOBALfl will be received hers until U a. in., November 16. 1907. for furnishing corn, oats. bran, hay and straw, during the period from Decemlier 1, 1907, to Juns 90, 19M, at Atlanta. Ga.. Forts Dade. De goto, and Key West Barracks. Fla., Fort Caa* “ . c., •*-— M —" J * . Forts Hcrsven, Ga., son Barracks, well. N. C., Forts Fremont and Moultrie. a McPherson, Oglethorpe aud Fort Morgan, Ala., and Jack- is. La. Information fnrnlsbed on here or to Quartermasters led. U. H. reserves tha right to ^kSJSn&YRLr^ 1 rSES?*’JK Ing Chief quartermaster. MOVING COLLEGE TO TOUR STATE “We art limply wilting on thi rail road! In dtorgla before wa outline tha Itinerary of tha collage on whaala which wll tour thla atate In the Intarata of our achool at Athene.” itatad Dr. A. II. Soule, president of tho 1100,00* agri cultural collage at the Unlvirelty of Georgia, on Wad need ay. He waa In Atlanta to addreaa tha Farmer*' Union nt thalr annual gath ering held In Piedmont park, where he apoke to them oa the aubjoct of “Cotton, Cotton Seed. Iu By-producta and Their Development.” Dr. Boule cornea to Georgia from tha UnltM Stataa government ixpartmant atatlon at Btackaburg, Va., where ha made a great auecaaa of cattle railing by the employment of a mixture of cot. ton need meal and cotton aeed hull., which he deerrlbee aa the best cattle feed to be had, and Increaaed the weight of hla stock 600 pounds for every ton fed. 8takei Came of Complaint. Washington. Oct. 17.—An Important hearing Involving the queitlon as to whether the expeme of railway can mad In handling lumber “with atakes" to prevent tha lumber from adding off the cars a hall be borne by the rail- reads or the shipper*, wai begun before the Interatite commerce commission yesterday. It probably will continue for several days. PROPERTY TRAN8FER8. *10—R. fi. HUtler to the Merchsnta end Mechanics' Banking and Loan Company, lot on Dnvis street. Mort gage with power of aala. $6,600—C. G. Brodt to J. A. Apper- •nn, lot on Highland avenue. Warran ty deed. $2,600—Mrs. N. T. Smith ta J. H. Boylaton. lot on Peachtree place. War ranty deed. $40.000—C. J. Simmons to Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Company, lot on Edgewood- avenue. Warranty deed. BUILDING PERMITS. $1,660—J. T. Moody, 4$ Iloldemeaa •treat, to build dwelling. *1,500—J. T. Moody, 60 Holderneas street, to build dwelling. 11,660—J. T. Moody, 63 Holderneas strasl. to build dwelling. (1.660—J. T. Moody, 64 Holdameia •treat, to build dwelling. $1.660—J. T. Moody, 6$ Holdsrnms street, to build dwelling. (1,660—J. T, Moody, 207 Sells ave nue, to build dwelling. $1,660—J. T. Moody, 20$ Sells ave nue, to build dwelling. $«00—McClur* Realty Company, 2$$ llm street, to build dwelling. $160—a. A. Dean. 11-102 Plutr ,j repair two dwellings. $100—$'. and O. Adair, from 202 to 264 Connally afreet, to repair houaea. $160—Mra. K. U. Massey, $4$ North Boulevard, to add ono room to dwall- l "?i,000—J. W. Rom, 14$ Wsat Pina street, to make alterations to dwelling. $100—D. W. John. 12$ East Cain street, to repair dwelling. ' (4,000—D. W. John, 12$ East Cain street, to build thres-story dwelling. DEATH 8. Ren Watklna, age 71, died at East Point, Oa. L. M. Holland, age 4, died at 127 Smith etreet. Mrs. 61. C. -McDonnell, age 1$, died at 4$ Alma avenue. Columbus Smith, age 17, died at corner Boulevard and Woodward ave- nuo. Mrs. L. J. Comer, ag* (0, died at 124 Peachtree street. Mrs. Katie White, age 17, died at II South Humphrlaa street. Mary Crumpler. age 20, died at 17 West Cain street. Wagner, age 17 days, dlad at Decatur. Ga. Zack Martin, ags (2. died at More land. Oa. 1C. O. Brittain, ngo 2$, died at Mll- ledgevllle, Ga. John Landrum, colored, ago $2. died at 14 Maagum street. Frank Barton, colored, ag* II, died at 1(2 Auburn avenue. Robert Johnson, age 26, died it 22-B Carnegie way. BIRTHS. To Mr. and Mra. JeaM Abridge, lit Xelaon street, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchinson, ltl Venable street, a girl. Special lo The Georgian. Anderaonvllle, Ga, Oct. 17.—At the national cemetery her* today the mon ument to the memory of the Wlaconaln aoldlera who fell In the Civil war waa unveiled In the pretence of hundredi of apectators. Governor Davidson, of Wlaconaln, members of his military staff and public officials of the state, numbering over 100, arrived here this morning to conduct the unveiling exer. rises. A special train bore them here from Madison, Wla. General Bancroft tendered the monu ment to the Cemetery Aaaoclatlon and on the part of tho state or Wlaconaln Colonel Bmadman accepted tha gift Colonel James accepted the monu ment on the pert of the committee and the woman'* relief corps. Mualc for the occasion wa* furnished by the Americua band. Handaoms Monument. A year ago a commission cam* from Wliconsin to Georgia to Select a alt* for a monument .to tha eons of that state who died In the military prlaon. The legislature of Wlaconaln had made a handsome appropriation for a monu ment to tha soldiers who had dlad In Andaraontille. Tha monument, ope of the handaomeat In the reservation, waa placed In poaltlon soma months ago un der the direction of a committee from tho state legislature. it was greatly admired by ths visitors and stands as a beautiful tribute of re spect to tho soldiers from that atate who died here. Among the party nre Governor Jantra O. Dnrldaon and wile. Herretary of Statu Jna. A. Frear and wife, Colonel O. G. Munson and wife. General C. It. Roardnjan find tolonet John O. Halamnn and wife. I L. II. Banrroft and family. Colonel l.ervl*. Colonel Fred C. Hpenaley, George ,M. Neekarman. Department nder J. G. Martin. Paat Department mirr I'hll Cheek nnd wife, rail Re- K rtmeiit Commamler Pliny Korcroaa, I’aal psrtniant Commander li. II. Jamea and 'Vo daughter*. l'aat Department Command- et- C. II. Itnaaell and wlia. Peat Dapartmant Commander John W. Caines sail wife, !.. Williams ami two danghtera. Senator II. Itlrd, Colonel F. A. Bird, HVnator George II. Burrows, lion. T. II. Runiaey. Captain A. H. Jnekaon. lion. C. C. Wallenigani and wife, A. f. Dlnsinore and wife, Cap tain F. A. Wilde, A. F. Bnnllrk, A. F. Burr. E. U, Brown. A. B. Campbell. II. P. Christian, II. II. Helen and wife, Ron. C. K. Eatalireok, A. C. Earhert and wife. W. A. IJndaay and wife, George and Arthur McMillan, Mtaa Father Newcomer, It. K. Oaliorna, It. 0. Putnam and family, Mra. Mury lilirhcock. W. It. Rlchardaos and family. E. N. Htswsrt and wlfa, Uantaln Hhojvnltrr and family, I* * • II. iVaft. B. F. Waihlrai FRANK EDMONDSON & BRO. DRUGGISTS, 14 SOUTH BROAD STREET just received, fresh shipment of Apollo Distinctive Choco- ates, 60c pound A SPECIAL SALE OF RUBBER GLOVES, FOUNTAIN SYRINGES AND HOT WATER BOT TLES. Genuine nil-rubber seam less gloves, the very thing for ladies doing house work, all sizes, very best quality, per pair .... 50c Tlie Imperial seamless Fountain Syringe, rapid flow, very best quality, every one guaranteed, 2 Quart $1.25 3 Quart $1.40 4 Quart $1.50 Tlie Imperial Combina tion Fountain Syringe and Ilot Water Bottles— 2 Quart $1.50 3 Quart $1.75 Take advantage of tho Great Introductory Offer of the Sanitol Chemical Laboratory Company Let us tell you how you can buy ten of these wonderful toilet preparations for $1.00, regular retail price, $2.70. Tlie Imperial Water Bot tles, seamless, guaranteed tlie very best— 1 Quart 85c 2 Quart $1,00 3 Quart $1.25 We will < tha Sanitol on FRANK EDMONDSON & BRO. DRUGGISTS 14 S. BROAD ST. TELEPHONES 420 Hhojvnitor' and family. Henry Ktannnrd. j" “I. Weft. D. F. Waxhlmrn, fl. «. Wllllama. II. Wllllama. 5lra. White. Major Jr&IJn. HImon Me uremia p. W. II. Urlmlell and wife, Edward McOlarblln. Mra. Nellie Don* ran. Charlea ft. Wan*maker. C. Written- biller, Mina Hatch. A. F. Hall. J. A. Ilona* ton, II. Henry, N. L. Jamea, Mabel Jamea. W. II. Johnoon and wife, llenry Luther and wife, rhnrlea J. Kirch. II. if. Martin. O. Fierce, J. Wnndard. Hock Flint, Mlaa Kirkpatrick, Mlaa Mcfilarhlln. George Haylea ami wife, L. L. Owen, K. Dean and Haylra nnd wife. L. L. Owen, E. Bean and Chadwick nnd wife. TWO NEW FI 10 BE USED Chief Jentzen Likes Them So Well He Wants to Buy More. FRATERNAL DAY COMES THURSDAY Ob* of tha features af Fratavmal Day at the state fair Tharsday will b* tha pared* and carrmnaial of Klbla Tempt*, No. 121, Dramatic Order Knights of Kbontasau, '"•nST rotaries' and candidal*, will meat *1 the Kla*r ImUdlM at «:tt P. m. to pre pare for tk» poni'&. which «t«rt« from the corn** of IVachtrec and fain streets at ' AlfMl'ana h**4reft mamlwrs will h* I* coatuine nnd ten decorated float, will tie Illuminated hr rail Are tnrche*. The lira- matte tinier Knights of the Khnrtaaa* flrtifn . .. „ will tn.erc down Pearhff* and hall to Mitchell street, and thence to tha all In the Kleer hulMlag. - Forty lyroa trill b* mutated. WHY CARS DO NOT REACH HORSE SHOW Many complaints were heard Tueadny night at the Coliseum on account of tha absence of itreet care at the entrance of the building, oa In .former years. Asked for an explanation. President P. R. Arkwright, of th« Georgia Rail way and Electric Compan* raid: “In former yaara whan horn ahowa ware given Piedmont park wa* private ly owned and the company waa per mitted to operate cars to the Coliseum and to the Stadium. After the park pound Into the city's nwnerehln council pasted a resolution requiring the com pany to remove It* more than 2,000 feet of track. The tracks now extend only to the entrance of the park, lo which point the patron* of the non* show ar* required to walk." Ohioan* Lot* $200,000. Columbus. Ohio. Oct. 17.—Th* Car gill Company’s branch house here It** cloeed, and excited Investors are crowd Ing the place, asking where th* agent, L. Sinclair, and 2200,000 baa dliappeer. ed to. Bishop Keilty Officiating. Pittsburg. Oct. 17.—The second day of the International congress of lha Priests' Eucharist League has opened at St. Pauls cathedral with devotional exercise*. Ulshop Kelley, of Savannah, Ga, officiating. Cook Killed on Dining Car. Special to Tb* Georgia*. Charlotte. N. C., Oct. 17.—In lha kitchen of the handsome diner of (rain No. 34, from Jacksonville to New York. Walter McDonald, a negro cook, was stabbed to death by Chari#* Weather*, a firmer dining car em ploye*. Th# alnyer wo* chaafd tea mtlra by officers with bloodhound* dur. Ing the night, but la still at large. Commutes Sentence. Ooreraor Smith ha* commuted th* •entenca of Charles Allan, rolorod, con demned to die on tho gallowa at Mc Donough Friday, to Ilf* Imprisonment. Tha city unitary dennrtmant ha* purchased two additional strut flush- are. Out of th* appropriation mod* for thla department In the October appor tionment shut Chief Jantsen decided there was enough to purchase thee* ffuahera. The city, aeverol weeks ago, bought one of these ffuahera for an experi ment, and It proved ao successful that tha chief determined to purchaM enough to clean all the principal street* of th* city a# eoon as possible. Th# thru now In u*#, be say*, will do a world of good, and with several more, which ha hope* to buy next yur, he will have enough to accomplish hi* PU The" ffuahera arrived 1 Wednesday. They cost 21,1»« each. USE OLD BLOCKS TO PAVE GUTTER Remove the belgtan Meek pavement from the struts of tba city and uaa th* blocks In stead of rubble alone for getters ct th* ■treats now pared with chart and macadam, la tha BUggc.iifiu of II. I,. Collier, roui- mtaaloiicr of public works, nnd ke ttatu that the city wonld aura more hy doing this and laying an entirely new pavement no tba streets now paved with balgtan blocks than by, laying a thin shut af as phalt over the blocks. ■ It Is Utterly Impracticable,' he etntad Wednesday mornlsg. "to lay arnbalt over bclglaa blocks without laklug np ibe hlueka. resurfacing them and re-gradlng th* The blocks are laid tm Irregular t balgtan I for at- •.GRAND Thursday Marines and Night. JOSEPH M. OAITKH PRESENTS The Comic Opera Bucresa, “Red Feather” WITH CHERIOAH SIMPSON. Company of 76. Augmented Orchestra. Slum. 23c to 21.60. Matlnu. IK to II. Friday and Saturday—Matinee Sat urday. WM. A. BRADY’S PRODUCTION OF "WAY DOWN EAST" Written by LOTTIE BLAIR PARKER, Tha Play That Touche* th* Heart. Night 2Sc to tlio—Marinas 28o M 76c. Monday and Tuesday—October 2142. Matinea Tuesday. AMELIA BINGHAM! and a superb company in “A MODERN LADY G0DIVA” Night 28c to $1.60—Mat, 28c to $1.00. , BIJOU THI8 WEEK! HAP WARD AND ms COMPANY OP M IN “NOT YET BUT SOON” Lucy Delay and tho Bifl Bgauty Chorus Next Weak, “YORKE A ADAMS." LOLA COTTON. Pamaua Girl Mind-Reader. ROY AND BENEDETTO, Comedy Atrial Artists, AND 8IX OTHER FEATURE ACTS. Matinaas every day but Monday NUNNALLY BOOKLET AN ATTRACTIVE ONE Ntmunlly’a candy la given In an Inetrnetlra find Iteautlfully lllnatrated leeiklet ieeinnl to many patron* try tba Nnnnally I mu- ,M "Kow Nnnnally'a Candy la Made" la the enl.Jeet with which the booklet ileala. Thera are phetograyha of the candy Iu the making. IMeatratlag the „ unighlon* deanllaeaa that prevalle thmogbnut the SctenbilM the pamphlet ?,**• " eaghue- henrlrc explanation r.f whr nnnnally a ran* .It la healthfnl. eleaa ami dcllrlrma. Then there nre plctnrea ef the reudy |j. self that look B<wl. cnongh In eat met II inatrata the r.rten. .teelxna of box*, la which tba unity to |4che.l. Shot Daughter's Suiter. Special to The Georgian. Bristol. Tenn, Oct. 17.—William H. Jones was fatally shot by Monk Rtout, at Kuna burg. Carter connty. Tennes see, with a shot gun. The shooting Is the result of alleged undue attention to the daughter of Stout by Jones. Matinees every day but Monday. Phonas: Ball 3146, Atlanta 1764. ’ Uptown ticket office, Jacob*’ Pharmacy I and Kimball Ne.vr Stand. 77 Paachtraa street. Prices 10 and 20 cant*. Matin*** daily. This week's bill: Harvey & Adame, artistic acrobats; Friend A Friends, singing, dancing sketch: Adame A Adams, knife throw- are; Mamie Oushan, toft shoe dancing, singing: Miss Lillian Carl, illustrated SSri- -s.-tixa-a-js-a-u, South Side Theater No. 44 E. Hunter streot. Price* 10 and SO cent*. Matinee* daily. Thia week’s program: Master* Petit H»rri- aottf ettiM clog donee- ; Miss Rota Roda, illustrated songs; Barnett’s living mar- ble statuary; West & West’s rstirred comedy sketch; South Side Vitascop*— Comedy Films.