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THU ATUAiVl A UUUKUIAN ANU N EWS. LKUAI, UCi* SILVERWARE and crockery. announcement extraordinary Aii unusual display of Jew- e lrv and Holiday Novelties, comprising fine gold and gold-filled Lockets and Chains, Brooches, Signet and Set Rings, Cuff Links, Fobs, Watches, Clocks, etd., has been purchased direct from one of the large Eastern manufacturers and will be sold commencing Monday, December 16, at 50c on the dollar. Note these items in jewel ry, so suitable for holiday gifts: Bracelets from $1.49 up, guaranteed. Lockets from $1.69 up, guaranteed. Chains from $1.49 up, guaranteed. Brooches from 98e up, guaranteed. Watch from $1.00 up, guaranteed. Fobs from $1.39 up, guar anteed. Cuff Links from 49c up, guaranteed. Stick Pins from 25c uf), guaranteed. Also hundreds of other articles consisting of Knives and Forks, Spoons, Cream and Soup Ladles, Cold Meat and Pickle Forks, Butter Dishes, Bread and Cake Trays, Child’s Cups and Table Sets, Bon Bon Dishes, etc., etc. Note Cut Glass prices: 8-inch Libby’s Rich Cut Bowls $2.89 8-incli Libby’s Rich Cut FOR RENT—HOUSES. ROBSON & RIVERS, Real Estate and Renting Agents. 8 W. Alabama. FOP. 562 Edgo wood 47 Doane -•*>>' Forrest 59 Dodd 108 Piilllnm Piedmont 558 Edge wood (Mrnnirood Piedmont 111 Pulliam 74 pnrls S. /Ku:lev/ml 141 Gilmer Ct Davis & Queen 62 Johnson 279 Fraser >5 South nremje, 431 Fraser 283 Court latici rrH 819 Crew -2) K. Pine.!... ui Augusta.... 112 Orninml ... 159 Fniton.;;;;;;;;;;;; JlJ Capitol avenue... RENT 127.69 20.09 60.00* 2*00 85.00 50.00 8X09 si«o 45.00 27.50 25.00 21.50 26.00 18.00 ..... 27JO 26.00 ..... 16.60 10.00 20.00 2160 21.00 26.00 82.60 25.00 25.fr) 26.0) JO.OO 12 room 8 10 room b 10 rooms 10 rooms 9 rooms 8 rooms 8 rooms 8 rooms 8 rooMO 7 rooms 7 rooms 7 rooms 7 rooms 6 rooms 6 rooms 6 rooms 6 rooms 6 rooms 6 rooms 6 rooms 6 rooms 6 rcniun A rooms 5 rooms 6 rooms For Rent By EDWIN P. ANSLEY, 10 East Alabama St., (Century Building) Both Phones 363. I’rl r '- la Rlrb.nl.nn SI. (Jan. 1) 7 112.50 353 Woodward Are. 7 iT.So US Trinity Ave 7 35,00 3 Kennruw Arc. (new) 7 35.00 114 East Morrill. 7 42.50 100 Park street 7 40-.00 147 N. Jnrkson St. (Jan. 1) 8 53.0} 353 E. Kn|r St. (new) 8 35.00 135 Forrest avenue 8 40.00 653 Kdgetrood arena. 8 ■ 30.60 54 W. Tlnrrl. SI .'.9 45.OO IK Park ntreet iWcst End) 9 23.00 47 Dene .tree! 10 2S.00 241 Peachtree St ...u 160.00 52 (.timer St. , « 16.60 M2 E. (Ifor.ln Ave 6 27.50 Kirkwood, On., Saunders street.. 5 ' 17.00 133 Waldo St 5 16.00 30 Fifteenth] .treat 4 13.00 DeLoach Station, East Point.... 4 12.50 38 Fortress Are 3 8.00 COLORED HOUSES. 158 Connelly St 3 7.10 2*7 Connelly St s 7.10 289 Coaoslly St 3 7.10 IS-A Parker St. 3 8.60 13-B Porker St. 8 8.60 EDWIN P. ANSLEY. MISCELLANT >US. Nappies 6-inch Libby’s Rich Cut Nappies .? .$1.39 5-inch Libby’s Rich Cut Nappies 98c •Sugar and Creams. .$2.79 Also a quantity of Tum blers, Finger Bowls, Decan ters, Water Bottles, Dishes, Plates, etc, Hand-painted China in an endless variety, consisting <‘f Bowls, Plates, Dishes, Chocolate Sets, Vases, Cracker— Jars. Tableware ai 'd Toilet Articles. This line will be sold at 50c on the dollar. Our line of Watches, Jewelry, Opera Glasses, etc., is as usual complete and will be sold on the same tonus as above. Spectacles, Eye glasses, etc., carefully fitted, j %e 8 examined free. GLOBE OPTICAL CO., , 27 W. Mitchell St. SAUNDERS & SHARP, No. 5 South Broad Street. Both Phones 756. FOR RENT. Location. Prim 30 Retire,* mm........ 811.00 <00 Pesebtree ntreet........ 35.00 401 llounten street 20.00 (71 C9ln street 22.50 386 Crumley street 1150 JM K. line street 32.53 832 Smith Pryor street.... 3L50. 21 Delay 10.00 150 Summit arenas 33.00 291 East avenue 12.53 118 Simpson 22.50 20 Bellwood It 60 106 Peeples street 210) 16 Clsyton 10.00 Howell Station 8.00 (70 Stale 10.00 83 Greenwood 100 279 Forrest avenue........ 37.53 54 West Harris street.... 45.00 SB) Grant street 25.03 It Bellwood 1110 24 Mnrsin street (nsw).. 20.00 (Fist] Forrest svesne 26.50 For Rent By W. E. TREADWELL & CO., W. E. KENNEDY, Rest Manager, 24 S. Broad Street Rooms. Street ant) Number. Rate. 13 X. Jackson 319 375.00 11 E. ('Bln 260 SC.OO 9 Dunlap 23 35.00 8 N. Boulevard 709 50.00 8 Greenwood 43 40.00 6 Hill 393 18.00 5 Sylvan avenue.... 14 14.00 5 tVc. Jan. 1) E. Go. ave.. 25.00 5 Connelly 53 12.00 4 Kern avenue 173 11.50 6 Kelly —135 16.00 3 East Fair 722 7.50 3 Tye 37 6.00 7 X. Jackson S05 35.00 5 Groensferry 342 20.00 3 Auburn 440 7.00 3 Morgan 60 7.60 Store room. Xlce place (or fruit stand 12.00 5-r of 8-r. h., Morgans Cross- Ing 18.00 Ir. Ii„ 8-r. b.. » r. h.. T-r. b. tit: i-T. lu 6-r. b., i:f:!!:: 6-r. b-t I r. b-. W-r. h., k-r. b-. FOR RENT. 647 I’ooce DeLeon nveuue.. W WU(rfin) avenue 18 F»sf Hue alrmt 1 rmtmbermt ntreet 221 Wait Panclitree street.. •JO Moll nvonne 14 Mills sttri*t 348 Glenn afreet 4« N.ntb Pryor sireet Klinh.HI 33 Htcwoit avenue «■-*,:ml avonaa ...>»»*o». ITS NluiPRnn SIM .... 23.5b ::::S:S !‘:S .... ».oi .... 11.60 :::;§5 .... *0.0} VIVA NETIIERY LOOK FOR 13472 U. S. SERIAL NUMBER 13472 ON EVERY BOTTLED BEVERAGE YOU TASTE PURE FOOD GUARANTEES Vtva XETHERY 5c FOR ,v.; BIG BOTTLES ' FROM RELIABLE GROCERS AND AT SODA FOUNTAINS VIVA NETHERY IS GUARANTEED UNDER THE NATIONAL PURE FOOD AND DRUGS, ACT JUNE 30, 1906. THE OLD ORIGINAL GENUINE VIVA,' PURE, SWEET AND DELICIOUS, HAS ON EVERY LABEL U. S. SERIAL NUMBER 13472. JOHN J. WOODSUIE. the renting AGEXT. 12 AUBURN *VU INFRINGEMENTS HAVE A DIFFERENT NUMBER OR NONE AT ALL. MANUFACTURED BY W. B. NETHERY, 53 S. PRYOR ST., ATLANTA, GA. 13472. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. FRANK C. DAVIS, Real Estate—325 Empire Building—Beil Phone 2895. 52.400 BUYS 6-HOOM COTTAGE, UAU. mid veranda, electric ligata and fixtures, it nice .’story barn. Hire pinion, coal and wood house, best street. tieauuftd terms. Drentur, Gn. Water main lu from of ttt&O GET) large lot. ■hoir you J A NH’E T-ROOM VOTTAGE, llw nor nuxloti* to sell, leet ui ilf> Decatur home. $2,300 GETS A 7-ItOOM NEW rO.NVHETR dwelling, that cost owner $3,000 to build the house, and It Is a bargain. Suburban $2.5*) AND KAlY TRRMH BUYS CINE OK the best little farina we know of, 2% miles of Deratin', tin., ftlfc seres half npeii, IYB HAVE FOU $26 PER ACRE A NK’K little fnrin of 65 aerea. This la a good farm ami only three tulles of Decatur, Go. . p. _ sill cut __ __ feet of the heat grade lui 100 acres of bottom laud that don’t overflow. 12 miles of Xewtian, Ga.. 4 miles railroad. 4 tool bonne* on place, line water. We have nothing I a* tier nt price. Owner Is it lady and s non-resident and can’t look nfter the place, and has put It down to rock bottom price to sell quid:. Write or come to tee tin for .further Information. “WE SELL FARMS.” BUY REAL ESTATE —or— PURCHASE MONEY NOTES AND. MORTGAGES THE BEST AND SAFEST INVESTMENTS IN THE WORLD. 20 years’ experience in mak ing Real Estate Loans, with out a loss of one dollar in principle or interest to my clients, proves their absolute safety. EDWIN P. ANSLEY. Real Estate, Phones: Bell 339, Atlanta 363. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT NO $6 PARK STREET—THIS IS A HEAL ■lee collage of six room* on u fine lot, 60x200, with servants’ house, cow house, etc $35.0) NO 150 SmnflT-TlIIB HAS MB YEN 'oaihs, modern and In good locality..$25.06 ON EAST GEORGIA AVENUE IVH HAVE a-G-room cottage oil the Is'kI port of thnt Street. Thla house Is iu good condition and Is the only cue lu the nelghlnirhood that con be rented as cheap its 122.50 NftTsf ret. i .wop iTav r. n i 7 e-t hi sir a idee 6-ruom cottage and n tine place for boarders. See tin ulmut thin. Can rent It at a lntrgaiu.' is practically new and abotild rent for more— $10.00 NO. m KENNEDY—A NICE 5-ROOM GOT- tnRe, modern and on «*ar line. Haa.ua foi prlre. NO. 161 WEST MITCHEI.T#—Ji'AT ONE and a half black a from the Terminal Bta* tlon. The cottage haa seven roobia..S15.00 ON CORDON WE HAVE A KINK Ft It ulalted home we can rent for four momh* and we have another on Forrest famished* We can rent cither for $25.00 NO. 240 AITBURN IH A READ FINE ETOltM for a laundry nr reatuumnt and a bargain, Hee u* a)wnt thin. G. J. & S. L. DALLAS, 318 4th NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. Both Phones. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. D. MORGAN, HARNESS and SADDLES, 135 MARIETTA ST. and goat harness; wool and plush lap-robes; osrrlnge font heater* nt correct prices. 1). MORGAN. IK WHITEHALL STREET; MOORE-GAUNT CO., Real Estate and Renting, 609-10 Century Building. Both Phones 4234. Extra Bell Phone 4235. $1,000 CASH FOR A FARM, WELL WORTH double the money. This little farm contains 28 neres of slightly rolling fertile land, S neres virgin forest, 2 acres of hillside, and tho balance nearly level, and in good «tnte of cultivation. Has a new G-room house, with large front ve- rnndn, and rear porch; is nifeely painted; has a large flower and fruit garden; pretty shrubbery. Was built for a home, and is worth more than we ask for the whole farm. It ia all under good fence, aud has all necessary outbuildings. Only one mile from railroad sta tion. Owner for business reasons is compelled to sell, and this is a dandy place. • ‘ WE BUY AND SELL PUR- clmso money notes. A. J. M’BRIDE, Real Estate and Loans. 318 Empire Bldg. WANTED—FOR CASH CUSTOMER. ROOFING SLATE. WE HAVE ON HAND A. LARGE STOCK OF VIR GINIA SLATE IN STAND ARD SIZES—CAN FUR NISH ANY QUANTITY. ALSO NAILS, FELT. CE MENT AND METAL TRIMMINGS. WE ARE PREPARED TO PUT ON YOUR ROOF COMPLETE. DOWMAN-DOZIER MFG. COMPANY. ...ALL THE WEEK... 1— SIX SAMOIS, Whirlwind Arabian Acrobats. 2— KITTY JOHNSON, Singing Comedienne. 3— JAMES DILKS, Comedy Musical Act. 4— BROOKS & VEDDER, The Comedy Couple. 5— LES JARDYS, French Sensations. 6— KIMBALL- & LEWIS, Grotesque Gyrating Comicalities. 7— THE KINETOGRAPH, Fllekerless Motion Pictures. 8— Special Attraction, BRINDAMOUR, The Handcuff King. Matinees Every Day But Monday. Japanese Doll Souvenirs for Chil dren at Matinees. Children Free if With Paid Grown-ups. Phones: Bell 3146, Atlanta 1764. Uptown Ticket Office*: Soda Fount Jacobs’ Pharmacy, Kimball News Stand. GRAND Friday and Saturday, Dec. 20-21. Matinee Saturday HENRY MILLER PRESENTS A SUPERB COMPANY IN "THE LONG AWAITED ‘GREAT AMERICAN PLAY,”’ THE GREAT DIVIDE By William Vaughn Moody. WITH THE ENTIRE ORIGINAL PRODUCTION JUST AS PRESENTED OVER 500 TIMES IN NEW YORK. Prices—Night, $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c. Matinee, $1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c. WOODWARD LUMBER COMPANY. HARDWOOD INTERIOR FINISH AND MANTELS. DOORS, SASH & BLINDS. SEND YOUR PLANS FOR ESTIMATES. ATLANTA - - GEORGIA. COMING, THURSDAY, JAN. 2 Mr. Henry W. Savage’s'Most Brilliant Success THE OPERATIC SENSATION OF TWO CONTINENTS. Madam Butterfly Puccini’s World-Famed Japanese Opera, COMPANY OF. ...150. ORCHESTRA OF....50 The Finest Society and Musical Event of the Year.’ of my «t>t»Tlr*tk>ti blank*. wish to buy mixlorn. npvto-Jat* homo* on tho north shle. If you bavo hn> thins to of- far. plot no anil or ootol bio n nHM| «la- m rlptlon with your lowosl prior and tortus. I ALSO HAVE A CASH CUWTOMSE WHO wisbos to' Inra*t from ISfr.Ooo to $75,000 ..mb In uoiitral property. If you h*ro any of this rlaM to offor, It will pay yoO to uio nt omv. , MIGHT AT THE PIKOUOXX UOTKt, I hnvo on** of tht* br*t ront-iwylny pro|H>r- ll» In AtUintu. Tboro I* nothlnc that will boat II ns n iclli a lgt' lnv*»M;naut. It Is oloso In ami tbo onhanr»m»nit In r*l»o Is sum. Don’t «lolsy. tsit soo wio at oik*o. It rrnr* for fl.COO |»or ymr atul I ram soil It If st mco for loss thsn $15.(0). awl tnsko satisfactory terms. This l»oat* InmkIs or MAvIngn bankH. AT- m L. 0. Smith Visible H. M. ASHE CO. Dealers. We bore 200 of our competitors’ rna- chlnf*. soma alntusC J>ew f fur *n1e cheap. ARE YOU STILL PAYING RENT? . IF SO WE ARE SURPRISED! WE ARB THE OI.I) RELIABLE, THE plouoors In loanlug homo rannoy. Wo bsvo I toon In buslnoss for six yours In this stnto, ami bnvo loamtl Immlrotis of thou- l _ ... .11 ..i-n, el... U..II41. U‘„ la( and l.all.l on K. or lift a lurirtfOBo. oil you jiny m by moiKhly pnyim-uf^ .rblrh IXC(.f I)INO TUB INTKIIBgT. are Irea (bau you arr now paying mil. Ami la W ymre yon own (ho iinuu-rly fro, noil door Writ, (winy for InfornuKlou alioul ml? NEW LOAN (TINTIIALT. HTANDAnil HEAL EHTATE LOAN CO.. 494 Aualoll Ilullillne. Atlanta. Il.-ll Phono :i442 Jfnln. Atlanta tots. LOCAL AGENTS WANTED. I.II1KHAI. TERMS. BIJOU NEXT week, Matinees Tues., Thurs. and Sat. Its Mirth Provoking Comedians, Entrancing Music, Excruciatingly Fum Lines and Situations, A Bsauty Chorue Without an Equal. A Scan Production Unsurpassed. MRS. MANIER THANKS PRESS AND PUBLIC Mrs. Jntno* A. Mnnler, widow of the late Patrolman Mauler, has written- the follow ing card of apprevlatlou nud thanks which she requests In* published In The Georgian: ••The Atlanta Georgian: "Gentlemen—Through your paper, wblrh hits given sueb material and valuable as sistance to myself.and little fatherless child, I wish to thauk the offUinD of At lanta, the uieinlK?r* of the pollr© «le|iart- inent, the Atlanta Turn. Vereln mid the* public and press In general for the gen«wjs eontrlbutl«ms given so heartily toward the fund raised In our helm If. I wish that nil eonld realise how grateful 1 nn» for what has been done. Words fall In expressing my true feeling. These nets of generosity nnte touched my henrt ami It Is to yeti and through your paper I wish to express tu> ll.ai.lta. MANIER. \$SI1AND Saturday Matinee and Night Henry B. Harris Presents ‘THE LION and the MOUSE" By CHARLES KLEIN. Price* 25c to $1.50. MALLORY WILL WITHDRAW FROM BRUNSWICK PORT. Kpn lal to The O-oralsn. Brunawlck. Go.. Dec. 14.—II him been announced by H. H. Raymond, ireneral manager of the Mallory fiteun.shiil Company, that the Mallory line will withdraw lie ship* from thla port, end will be auccoedcd by the Brunswick Rleumuhlp Company. The Mallory Steamship Company, with lit with drawal from tht* port, will put on a line of steamers to 'Tampa. Flu., and will continue to touch at Mobile. Merchant Dies of Pneumonia. S'prelnl to The Georgina. Washington, Ga.. Dec. 14.—After an Illness of sevr.nl weeks, B. E. Robert*, of this county, died at his home ot Metoavllle Thucsday morning at 9 o'clock with pneumonia. Mr, Robert* wan one of tho progressive young mer- clinnts of Wilkes anil wns In his thirty- fifth year, He Is survived by hlf wife and two children. The Interment oc curred Friday. RAILWAY SCHEDULES THE BIJOU Tonight—Matinee Saturday* £. D. Stair Offers / NAT M. WILLS In tho Musical Comedy, “A LUCKY DOG.” Next week: “In Gay New York.” Address to Men Hon. E. W. Martin Sunday, 3:30 P.M., Y.M.C.A. Mowing tho Arrival nnd Departure of Pa» senser Trnliia of the Kolli»w4ng Ronds. Hubjeet to Typographical Errors. ATLANTA AnTmVESI’ThViNT RAILROAD TERMINAL KTATfO.V. No, Arrive fruin- 20 t’olninbii* 7:30 pm! 4| West I*t.. B:2Spm 14 Montgni’y S:35 pm|*T N. O-.... 6:49 pm 36 N. O. ....U:«»»in! _ t Train* mnrketl • run dally except Sunday. Trains marked tlw* x run hunday only. Other trains ran dally. CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. Arrive From— J Depart To- Savannah .... ISO nndMaratx .11.40 pm Jacksonville.. T.50 aniiMneon $.09 am Macon |LO Hia jfrtmo 4.»» f»iu Mec«m «.£) pm Jacksonville... 6.9) pm Msron ........ <1C inii'iuviiouaU ....6.13 pm u and WHISKEY HASTY* cured st home wil^ out pair.. Pookofota* ticitlar* sent FRENCH PAPERS PRAISE ROOSEVELT Paris, Dec. 14.—-The French pi*.— 5 is interested In PreaJdcnt Roosevelt** inratbm that he would not stand for re infection. Rome nenapaperar, like The (laulois. are disposed to behave that he was forced to this utterance by the change of public opinion created.by the rerrnt financial crisis;-but paper* like i The Temps reject any motive w hich | Ini put cm bail faith to Mr. Roosevelt. St. Louis P. M. Reappointed. Washington, Dec. 14.—Postmaster General Meyer announced this morn* ttenV 'Atlanta ing. that ho had reappointed Poet mas- I ter Wyman «t St. Lout*. Thla pula' LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RY. trains dally. rc^Tifr tr * vt> Ouitding $1 t«ecfc»l to Th*» (leorgta Murphy, X. C H E .CC0 Er r Wyman ft st unm* inia mitaj i i and to a hitter tight which hasdwrn tCu.txTMI.- vln mne lUdgr.. v:r5um, 725put .„<] for the displacement of Mr. Knnxvine rla bfo, Itl.lir-..( 6:4)puu 7:Mifm th* KrovrlUc via Curter.rlllr,| 851 pt