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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 51, 100P rnti SALE-Uoaf: eteHm aiM domfiitle cMt, F _h.,ii^nle an.l rernll. l’rlces_sre right, -hols wile and retail. ITloca are rial ..J nualltJ- fa' the l>eit. Asa G. Cantflw, Thews 3274 main and ail Ivy, pjjf SAI.E-I'onipa that .pump,warer In {^nn^/iichlnerr Company. Atlanta. rfitf SALE—Automobile and gnaollne f J| 0 e hatterlea fferh dally; 20 ampere I ,,00 sale. Non. 0. V mid , r , company. rTTTTsAI.E—wbol^aaIr nnd rotnll. Shnsnd’i r 1 ' 1 _ ...» u.l.ii, i-nmTiinv. maohln r (-roisout aawa. Mnlabjr Company. .,/iml mill supplies. Atlanta, On Sm iiHlIKiw’OMUNO oourse In In# partly paid; ran have lienodl of full rmirse. n» If dtalro con chanso for civil -cfrleal MMlneertax or any „ r dectrlcal englnoonn# or any course tsucht In the International Corresponding i&kpolt. A Id* liargaln. Henson for selling. - —"nation. Anssror at one* to .rjtl'i n.Vaaia. Boa sflfvB FOR' 8AI-d—Radiant Hone beaa turner. Practically new. Cost Isa. will Jn'lot Ki. Call at 24 Grant building, or Bull 'ohene MW main. Of Jjf | Sift SAT.E-Larie size norland l>a«e.|>urn- store In good eondltlou. W„ Box 1J0. rsre Georgian. " FREE SOUVENIR „.. r "QUALITY WORR." an .i ( fant print, nicely mounted. Developing md printing for amateurs promptly done. c»nd tor sample and apevial nflVr. 6 THE CHAS. P. STONE CO.. Candler Bldg. Atlanta. 0a. fF"YOU ROVE ilE, GRIN. Penny pie. lures, thlfiy for Be. postcard* and Brn'dhilry. T'-i West Mltrliell st, Plano yon SAI.E-Handsonto surrey. In line ■hsO<. The price Is Irresistible. 16 Mad- CARPETS RELAID AND CLEANED, ItKPAIRING nnd uinklug carpet*. Orien tal clw,net * equal co new. Cox. I phone 50274. Mala. " building material. ANTI-Tltrnr PRICES on ahlnglea. lathe. and all tlsea and grades of lumber. ~ ‘ Hf„» v specialty. I:. J. Craig Sc Co. Whitehall. ■ 1734. Phones: Bell Main 5043, Atlanta 39Vfi ~ PRINTING. Clement Printing Co. COMMERCIAL PRINTING. M hltehall-at. Atlanta phone 1915. SEWING MACHINES RENTED. WE BENT new singer nnd Wheeler & W I. aon mnchlneg with complete eet of attach- rnenta for $2 per month; prompt delivery. chine Co. both phonel CONTRACTING LET CAMPBELL do your remodeling and 37 r fC aK I in ma’•'t*' *’“ lce * ,ni1 <s *'*‘ ll,1 £*- AND BUILDING. PHONEB 1999 UMBRELLA REPAIRS. ”AUL m RKHRT. Umbrellas rc-covtred. 1 YWdtjct rdnce. 'Phone main 5100. ■ . M «*u, ss~lm 5100 8HOE REPAIRING. 0 Shoes half-aoled. acwed. 75c: nailed. 60c; iforgan & Wright rubber heels. 40c: apod rubber h,»|s, 25c. Gwlnn’s shops. It*, rletta and Broad, Whitehall and Mitchell. £**4 white oak leather. Bell phone. Shoes called for and dellrcred. SHOEING AND CLIPPING, CRESCENT SHOEING COMPANY, High-grade horse shoeing and clipping. 2 Pratt-at,Atlanta 'phonc2148 OLD HATS MADE NEW. PANAMA HATS Cleaned end reshaped With new land, aweat and binding ....$1 Baods.^ sweats or bindings, etch (ax- „ prompt careful attention. Latest styles, best < ACME HATTERS, 10Q44 Whitehall Strest. fOR sALfe—fetylish victoria; must bs sold peed the space. 46 Madlaon-are. FOR sale—Ooln* oot of bnslnesa. Win sell my latest Improved National cash re* liter at half price. Uaed six months. Gro cery, Box IL ------ 12, care Georgian. FOR 5ALR—One organ. $1$; *na store. $5. connected, ready for wood. $10 * ~ Company. FOR BALfe. cbee coal and 8tove Phones 4154. 4l-lncb W#»tinghou»e ed. ready for use; ran*es, coal 10 and $16. Blankenship's S . 218 Patera-at. Both 'phones < exhaust fan. double face electric sl*n, fooler. switches and wiring, por tfire*, grass cloth carpst atrlps, and other articles. Will be sold at a bargain. Daniel Bros. Co.. 4S Peachtree-st. WE8TKRN freah meats. Dote CHOlcft hams and bacon, pure pork salience, chick- 1 sill hare tbe e*gg w Leghorn hens, the nou-sutters, $1.60 per fifteen. Sanitary coops made to order, dive me n call. D. L. Thomas, manager. 'qpitol-ave. FOR SALK—Ten colonies pure Italian bees. Good dovetail hires. Ber-a. Box 144, care Georgian. FOR RENT—HOUSES. EDWIN P. ANSLEY, Real Estate 71 North Forsyth St. (Cor. Luckie) tf.500—Juniper St., b«tw«n Eighth snU Tenth. I am nffcrlng a very de- •Irablc residence of 7 room*; has every modern convenl.nce: lot 50*500 to 20- foot alley. Terms. 1-3 cash, balance ttsy. ji 500—Beautiful 2-atory S-room dwell ing on one of beat north eld, atreels. Mal:c delightful home. Located with- !r Tenth atrcct school district. Term, tl.ooo cash,' balance easy. ■ -jmrammariL.. methods. Alto metal work. Stanton Heat- 5stg&sr M 8ou,h For«ytbat. Bell STORAGE. » >orwwu. r'urnlture, pianos stored: JUlanuL 7ttf Pe(1 * Separate rooms. Bell 164, MURUOW' TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Phones 137. Three wsrehonscs. Furniture bones 137. Three warehouses. Furniture and plsnos stored In separate rooms. ^?aii?. E BUSINESS PUfcLfC OF AT LANTA-Meyer. tbe Win Stan. haj» sev **' “* his late employers ered his connection with and sfter October 1 will be prepared to de sign, make and execute any kind of sign for any purpose. Francis A. Meyer. SILVER. BRASS REPLATING, BRASS BEDS, gas fixtures, pistols. o‘rns- ments, or anything made of metal and made tike uew In silver, *ol Soptnei pis ted BV „ ... nickel or any finish wanted. Electro-Plating Works. 33 Host Mltcbell-st, corner Pryor. 'Phone Beil 3824.T. H# i,. M^r.. Ilonse Wrecker. 66 N. Forsyth 8t. Second-hand Lumber. Brick for Sale. SEWING MACHINES. SEWING MACHINES of nil kinds repaired. OH. needles, shuttles for nil machine*. McNair & Son, 13344 Whitehall. Phono Main 2043. PAVING STONE, ETC. GRANITE, limestone nnd marble of kinds. cMirblng, paring, crushed nnd ble stone. Cnpltni Stone Company. and yaras Martin nnd Terry.*ts. nnd Geor- gin railroad. Bell 'phone U'67 main. TYPEWRITERS. TYPEWRITERS. Safes. Macey Filin: Cases, Mimeoj Case*, Mimeographs, OfTlee Furniture a Supplies. H. yi. Ashe Co.. Atlanta. <*n. TU‘KWRi'ffeH8—All mokes, cash « Typewriter Exchange, Atlanta, (la v4.C0—-JELLICO COAL—$4.00. IF YOU WILL take not ler.s than five ton*, dellverc.1 at our convenience, be- tween now nnd October 16. cfllh on delivery. Join our club and get best .Telllen domestic coal nt $4 per ton. A carload nt $3.75. Ad- dress Coal. P. O. Box Hi(1. TIN AND SLATE ROOFING. C. H. ALLEN CO.. Tin and slate roofer*. Trlnlty-sve. Repairing n specialty. 40 Hinncs Bell 2633. Atlnntn 343S. SAFE AND MACHINERY HAULING. IRON SAFER and machinery hauled. Han dled with care. A. Dokc Son*, 62 South Forsyth-st. Bell 'phone 1117. FIREPROOF STORAGE. SIGN PAINTEHS. REYNOLDS Sc IJELMCAMP, Sign* of All Kind*. 204 En»t Alabama 8t. Bell 'Phone 1671. MATTRES8 RENOVATING. RENOVATING. For m«ltr... work. ,»ll Hollin*»irorih M.t- .. »• Co. w. buy, “ ' ‘ Phan... B.ll 3S.i ROOF STORAGE COLUMBIA GARAGE CO., 39-41 Ivy.r. Both 'pb n„ 13S3. AulninnliRn «tor«l 11.500—For 5-room cottaga within block and a half of Whitehall St. Haa water, gas and bath. Terms, 1160 jyii, hilance $20 per month. 13 sen -Beautiful West End cottage of live rooma and reception hall; half Wwk of car line; $1,000 caah, balance •My. |S.500-On* of the prettieat home* on k| ring street beyond Kimball. Two- "lory, nine rooms. Has every poastble convenience, r-ot 66x195 .to alley. If yen are looking for a home, better lo<k at thla. Vo * VACANT BUILDING LOTS, »ee me j have eome very attractlvo wet to offer at very attractive prices. EDWIN P. ANSLEY, Phone 339-M. ... ' fOR RENT. 123 E. Fair at. . . . fl7T«|f|i,. i i .. 69 Fsirlic-st.. .. J22 5- U*orgi»-*v*.. ..$37.50 .. 85.(WJ 35.00 42.00 t. i. "■ II I -?* Courtlsnd *t., Oet. 4 25.( It- “ • ’HI Crsw-if., Oet. 20. 25.1 ?! S’ lUynesst., Oct. a ...... 2S.< i[ }•• 128 Usrnett-st., Sept. 25 27.: f.50 7r K" 531 f-fflSwT: • £• 2" 73< * 8- Pryor at., Oct. 1.. ! r lfld Hlffhland-ave 04 Curritr-st • : } • N. Jaekson st 7r i" !! . •• •• • ?! l rvi* Rrotbartan at T -r L. 989 Seaboardav#.. /. .. 30.00 80.00 22-50 20.00 80.00 40.00 45.00 23.00 25.00 16.00 thru the winter nt |5 per month. CLAIMS' ADJU&tED. Claims of every character adjusted promptly; under our new system results fol low in all collections; office connections in all principal cities enable us to collect anywhere. Auditing by com petent accountants on reas onable terms. We are relia ble and bonded. A trial is all that we ask. CREDIT ADJUSTING CO. (Inc.), 301 Kiser Building, Atlanta, Ga. VIOLINS. KlMBItELL. violin mnksr nnd nr Pr*' ’ chtrer. 'Phone tlstlc repairer, main VW, FURNITURE REPAIRING. WALKER & ORCH ARD, Bell Thone Main 3.762, Atlanta 3661 127 WHITEHALL STREET. repairing nnd -. ture to order, racking and shipping a *pe ^ WATCH REPAIRING. 8T1!AS f * IEATED APARTMENTS. ATTRACTIVE cottages and — desirable s-story houses w «*n you consider the problem of *'h4rd . ^Wtot help," A comfortable ste*m- ap«rtment with janitor service pre sents many attractions, and comes near th aolring the problem. Let ,ua talk to you about some beautiea on both the North and South aide, ranging In prfce from 285 to 875 per month. ATTRACTIVE COTTAGES, on both the North and South aid# 1 new. Let nt tell you all obout DESIRABLE 2-8TORY HOMES. _ 'Atlanta. rent aheet. We h»r# . - afe ready to ahow ouf propertiea At any time. Oourteous and capa ble men with good teama will gladly aerv# how to nu the wanta of the ranting pul Our rant aheet is full of good things. Let us mail you one if you are too buay to com* for Her Lawyer Charges Plot by Husband to Blacken Her Character. W. A. FOSTER and RAYMOND ROBSON 1$ South Broad Streat. Ball ‘Pbon. 2027. Standard 15SL J. A. JUSTICE & CO. Fitzgerald, Qa. Established 1895. ~ migration bureau. city and farm lands. Large nnd email trncta of timber. Houses built on enay term*. Monthly Installment*. Farm* a specialty, one to fifty year a' time. Why not own a home In the Sunny South? It will Add ten .venrs to nny old sollder's life. With 8109,000 to be spent in our elty within 12 month* we will grow gome. Now I# the time. Two fine lots and 2-story house of 6 rooms, plastered, papered, pnluted, fire place nnd grates; a suap. Price $2,803; $500 cash, balance one to five year*. 8 per cent. _ $2,490 cash. Motto: Quick sales and small profit*. Write now. No. 2-.T. Two 6-room houses. 6*,4 squares from center of city; bus electric lights, city water, good repair, rent* tor $2(7 per month. Cash price $3,009. Terms $3,600 with $600 cash, balance $500 per year, S per cent per num. Klne investment. No. 196. 480-afro farm. 7 miles northeast of Fitzgerald. On., with over 800 acre* under cultivation; has four tenant houses and ouo good house of 5 rooms, celled. 3 fireplaces, wide hall* nnd porches; n tine Southern home; has over two miles of new wlro fences: good water nnd two good branches for water for stock the year round: soil red clay, pebbles and sandy lonm: will grow a.bale of cotton per acre. Price $3.9oO. one- fourth cash ond $1,003 per rear nt S per cent per annum. This place is on It. F. D. fio. 1. Just the nlnee for stock, corn and NEW YORK, Sept. 21.—The exist enee of a plot to harass Mrs. Katharine Gould and to blacken her repututlon, at the Instance of her husband, Howard Gould, was alleged today by Mrs, Gculd’a lawyer, Clarenba J. Sheam. Mr. Shearn made an application be fore Justice Qiegerlch in the supreme court to have the alimony Gould lias been payin* hla wife raised from $25.- 000 to $120,000 a year, pending the trial of her suit for separation. He charges that Mrs. Gould Is continually harassed by spies and law suite inspired by her husband and that she Is the victim of a conspiracy to blacken her character and prejudice her case. MRS. RIDDLE SAFE, THO MAROONED Atlanta Woman and Com panions Shipwrecked in Pacific. cotton farm. The'rcnu will imy for It. Cottage Homes On Easy Terms, New and Modern Four nice, nttractlve homes, thor oughly well built; best material and workmanship, located near the corner of West Fourteenth and State streets. The lots aro very.desirable and In a locality v.here they are bound to In crease steadily In value: between the city and different manufacturing In dustries alone the Southern belt rail- load; .iiltabtc for people who work In Ihe oily or at the Atlanta Steel Hoep Company, Southern Iron Car Wheel Company, Atlanta Waterworks, South ern Iron Equipment Company, Keep your eye on thla section. Peachtree and West Peachtree streets on one aide, Hemphill avenue and Marietta street on the other; manufaoturln* Industries on the north and the city of Atlanta, with limits extending to Fourteenth street on the south side. Wo will sell the first half dozen houses on very attractive terms; small cash payments, and balance monthly. The houses have from four to five rooms each. Let us show them to you. S. B. TURMAN & CQ-, Comer Broad and Alabama. Phones 674. Camping on an uninhabited island, a mere bit of coral reef In the Pacific, Mrs. W. K. Riddle, a daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. Russell, of Atlanta, is walling for a ship to take her and her companions off. But that they are safe on any kind ot land la enough to satisfy the castaways of the Ill-fated Aeon. The steamship Mnnnkua is due ut Fanning Island, near their refuge, on Tuesday, and will ick up the Involuntary marooners. Mr. Russell has received a telegram frem the steamship agent at San Francisco that Mrs. Riddle Is safe with the rest of the Aeon's passengers, the ngent having received a cablegram to that effect. The Aeon left San Francisco on July 6 for Sydney, New South Wales, and was long overdue. It Is now learned that Inshore currents wrecked her on Christmas Island, an atoll near the equator. Captain Downle and a ship’s crew succeeded In reaching Fanning Irland. a cable station, in a small boat, and sent out the first news of the Aeon’s disaster. Mrs. Riddle I* the wife of Lieuten ant W. K. Riddle, of the United States navy. KILLED HIS WIFE IN FRONT OF CHURCH WAYCR088, Ga., Sspt. 21.—Lee Dawson, u. negro, shot and fatally wounded hla wife In front of the negro church here last night. Tho negro fled and haa not been found.. - ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY “3NGOMAR ff THE BARBARIAN AT THE ELITE ELECTRIC THEATER 36 PEACHTREE STREET Tuesday and Tuesday Night Over 1,000 feet of this magnificent play splendidly produced in the most perfect moving pictures in existence. SYNOPSIS OF SOSNES: Frelude—A lova itory, which, for poetry, and apirttha* been tamed and *ubdu#d by love, becomes _ . _ , „ The Capture—Myron. *n armor maker, *nd father of Parthenia, the heroin*, foet forth to *eU hi* war#*—Captured by a Barbarian Tribe, whu»e chief I* Injwmar. Trying to Balsa the Romom—Lykon, a fisherman, who hat witneised the capture, hasten* to inform Myron'* family—Par* the road and captured—Conducted to He release* her father, who gees to Learn# the tru# meaning of a Ion* to find the Barbarian'# camp—M#t Ingomar, who look# on women a# stave*. Become# Hoitage—The brave and undaunted girl compel* the admiration of 1 seek the money—She remain* at hoitagr. Teaches Love to Ingomnr—Ingomar at heart i* "Sterling*’—At flr#t amused, then int#re#ted< Love—Admiration give* w»y to passion—Ingomar become* her Champion. The Mutiny—The Rarb.irian* fear losing their chief—They abduct Parthenia—Ingomar rescue# her—Accepts her a# hi# share of the spoils—Forsakes hi* trib#—-Escort* Parthenia home. A 7Ioary-Headed Villain—They arrive In Meesalia—Ingomar coldly greeted—Polydor, an old man, an ancient and Jealous suitor of Parthenia'*, -start# trouble. Tha "Pound of Flesh"—Polydor, who has been rejected by Parthenia, buya up the debt# of her father, who is unable to pay them—Polydor demand* the father and family #a af»r#a. A Nobl# "Barbarian"—Ingomar marvel* at *uch "cIvIHted” conduct—Want# to kill Polydor—Parthenia explain*—He offer* himself In their place—Polydor accept*. Insomtr Made Tlmarctt—The Barbarian* heaiege the city—Panic ensues—They demand Ingomar, thinking he it held against hi* will—Ingomar eaves the city—Polydor driven forth—Ingomar wins Parthenia and is made Governor by the eitiaen*. -Ingomar aavea the city—Polydor driven forth—Ingomar wina Parthenia and is made Governor by EXTRA--Mr. Wm. Robbins will sing the “Holy City’’ Tuesday evening between 8 and 9 o’clock. “Ingomar’’ and the “Holy City” are double attractions you should not miss % STAfl8TIC8. ■K-M-i-i-I-M-I-I-M-H W-H-H-i- DEATHS. Mrs. Mattie Tlltnder, aged 23, died at 12 Pondera-ave. W. B. John*, aged (J. died at 24 Beerher-at. Dudley Blreena. colored, aged 19, died at Atlanta School of Medicine. Della Stephen*, colored, aged 24, died at 101 North Butler-it. Madge Walker, aged 2. died at 464 Baaa-at. S. Paul, aged 82, died at Soldlera' Home. Mr*. Sarah A. Mulkey, aged 69, died at 76 Almo-ave. Adeut Glbeon, colored, aged 34, died at 379 Hllllard-et. H. A. Lowry, aged 51. died nt Au- burn-ave. and Courtland-st. 8000 Phone your want to The Georgian. 8000 Both Phono*. Georgian Want Ada fill all wants. 8000 PROPERTY TRANSFERS. $1.500—ciltr C. Campbell to Henry Holme*, lot on Doray-st. Bond for T OPENS MONDAY, SEPT. 21. High-Class Advanced Vaudeville ELTON POLO ALOO, Casting Act, HAROLD SHAW COMPANY, In tense Dramatic Act. LUCILLE SAVOY, Parisian Sou- bratto. 3PENINQ PROGRAM- THE BENNINGTON BROS., New York’s Favorites. 8HATZ and 8WAN80N, Song and Dance Artlats. TANAKAS JAPANESE TROUPE, AND OTHER ACT8. -MOVING, PICTURES- POPULAR PRICES—Matinee*, 13e and 25o. Evenings, 2Se, 35c and BCe. Dox Seats, 75c. Tickets on 8sle at Box Office. RAILWAY SCHEDULES. FOR SALE By Order of the Bankrupt Court One of the Most<Beautiful Tracts of Land in the City of Atlanta, on the Corner of Peeples and Oak Streets, in West End, Known as the M. C. Vandiver Home Place, and Particularly Described as Follows: WATCH Repairing ** W’BLISH * »«kly r»Bt bullttln. glvin* la. -5 . •fwrtfHpi of everything we have Wat. Gat a eopy. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THB .3 RE A»A°& T SPECIAL NOTICE. ,*""«!» hereby given that I will be »«l.onalbl* for no bill Incurred by Mrs. ff'harlne Maclary. she having lift my fh!" *? ,h * t no event credit will be P'rn the said Mr*. Katharine Maclary " a «ount of her relation to me. JOHN F. MACLART. **£!!? OP GEOBGtA—Tnleon Cmmtjr. C 1 *"* »• AdeUWe Menu Superior ^ ” 0 *- K *- ■ [^Wriride lbnu, greeting: lit'"W- 7»» •« ktr.uY notified that Ml the 4 j&g tosnjmh**!. : yeu tor dlrerce, returnable to IMS. of aald eoort. *;• hwreby required to be and appear . l ?f’*»bor tern. t90«. at aald eouri. f 00 *bo firat Monday tn Noremb*r. Hi’ “**■ *od tkara to an.-er tbe plain- “J .’"■Plaint, Hnu. W. D. BUM; Judae of Liar.r^* F Jf MYERS. Deputy Clerk. kOUDOX 4k 81118. Attorneys. THAT IS MY SPECIALTY. A. M. BALDI.VG. • CENTRAL AYE. Prit?F* r*a*Anabl«. Work guaranteed. —"vailorTn#: All that tract or parcel of land lying and being In the city of Atlanta and In land lot 117. Fourteenth dtstrlct, of originally Henry, now Fulton county. Georgia, beginning on the northwest corner of Oak and Peeples atneets. and running thence north along the west fscturlng Company attach to the pro ceeds of said sale In the hands of the trustee In the same manner and form as It now attaches to the property Itself. The validity of said lien being not now determined, but reserved for the further consideration ot thlt court $1,400—C. J. Sheehan to Campbell, lot on Doray-et. Bund for title. $1,100—Qlbbard A. Wlnterwrlte to Joel Hurt, lot on Waverly Way. Se curity deed. $660—W. M. Scott to W. E. Tread well. lot on Oak-st. Administrator's deed. $4,000—P. J. Harllee to Frank Leder- le, lot on Vlne-*t. Warranty deed. ilonl errorh: * WE8T POlhtT R. R. Terminal Station. No. Arrive Krnm— BUILDING PERMIT8. 1700—J. E. Blxley, 331 Gordon-at., to repair house. $100—W. C, Redding. 339 Auhurn- ave„ to repair house. 1107—Forrest & George Adair, 14 South Maore-st., to re-cover house. $100—R. O. Cochran. 108 Waal Peachtree-at., to re-cover house. $2.000—M. C. Strickland. 167 Alllla- »t.. to build one-atory dwelling. $800—J. K. Arter. 431 Auburn-nve., to repair house. BIRTHS. To Mr. and Mrt. Alex Bonntymsn, $1 East Llnden-at.. a girl. To Mr. and Mr*. F. W. Granley, 252 Aahby-st., a girl. To Mr. and Mr*. Walter Chaateln. 1 East Fajr-at., a bo>. To Mr. and Mra. W. L. Moore. 38 East Elevenih-at., a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stewart, a girl. Working tha Unit Rule, The children, especially Tommy, were very much Inlereeted In the game of politics, and father wea delighted with their precocity. The other day there was more than the usual whoop 39. New _ 40. New O... 1.65pm 20. Columhue. 7.15pm 34. Montg’y.. (.OOpm 36. New O...11.65pm fso. Deport To— 33. New O— 6.46 sm 19. Columbus.. EM am 33. Monts’,... 9.33 am 39, New O.... 3.10pm 17. Cnlumhna.. 4.10pm 41. Wrat rt.. 6.45pm 37. New O.... • - \4S8MND TONIOHT ANT) TUESDAY. SEPT. 21-22 MATINEE TFEflbAY. COHAN A HARRIS PRETEXT GEOROE M. COHAN'S 6.20 pm Train* martaT* run «l*llv #xc#nt Sunday! Trnin* murker! ! run Kunuay only. Othtr train# run dally. Arrive ft-om— Jackaonvilla.. (7.35am Savannah 6.29 am Mneon.fi.......10.50 am Mneon.. f ...... 4.20pm Maeon,.,...... 8.10pm depart To Jjirk*4*nvlil#... 9.97 Savannah .11,40 pm Maron.. LOUISVILLE ± NASHVILLE R. R. 1 LesTe. | Arrive. Cincinnati Ae Lnulavlll#.. Knoxville via Bint Rid sc Knoxville via CartaravlUe Tate ncrominodatlon..... 1 op.m. la.m. p.m. p.m. ) 40 p.m. 10 v.m. 40 p.m. 25 a.m. ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM ANt ATLANTIC RAILROAD (Train* Arrive and Depart from tb» Union Station.) Schedules effective August 16, 1908. Arrive— No. 8 from Brunawlek. Wnycrosi, Thomasvllle nnd Fltxferald ....,7:45 am No. 1 from Brunawlek. Waycro##, Thomnarllle nnd Fltxgtrahf 7:55 pro Depart— No. 2 for Fltxcenild, Thomaavllle. Wnyeroi* and BrurtSTrJek .7:45 No. 4 for Fltxserald. Thomaavllle, Wnyero»» and Brunawtek — .8:90 pm InSTn’TS nlstTroom andTheTr mother I^^TAfi^rilSlTSStwSSS'TLSSILTSS Ing In the play _ r o < ’7?i 75„,t r Thoinsavllle, Gs. For further Information, side of Peeples street 206 feet, more or ’ The trustee Is ordered to advertise said E It WRIGHT. Merchant Tailor. 3>t Enat Alshamn st.. opposite Temple Court. A’l of tbe latest styles and fabrics reedj tninectlnn. Feathers. FBATflERfi hoticbt: blfheat eaah nrlee. Tbs jVekionOrr Co. Thoue Ivy 29At 3318. lanta w. BABY CARRIAGE TIRES. RUBBER TIRES put on bah- — COAL IRES put on baby currlages. [cycle Company, L9 Whitehall- died for. Rell phone 466*. C5SE COAL REST QUALITY. CHEAPEST PRICES J. W. Wills, PHONES 33«. TOffNWES LET US put yonr furnace In enod order _ * pul your now—.lon’t watt. See onr 6etf-!ocklng coal chute. Burglar-proof. Moocrtof rurnacs 'Contractors A^b builders. J. A. DOEIEB * co., «3 Pctera Hide. homes bitlt on eaJy aS a ®8e Wll LIS WALL PAPER Sc DECORATING rn "LsrSsst and finest stock In Atlanta.’’ TRUNKS. TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING. U. W. Rountree Sc Bro.. Trunk and Rug Coni* .jny. Refill and repairing. 77 Wbltehell- ir Phone H76. WATCH REPAIRING. WATCH REPAIRING QUALITY. Of QUALITY. Prices right. Fred L. WRIIarui, Jeweler, 97 Uecatur st. Bell phon* lose, to Lodson’s line: thence west along Ladson’s line too feet, more or lese; thence eouth 216 feet, more or lees, to Oak street; thence east along the north side of Oak street 407 foot, more or lees, to beginning point, bemg known In the present numbering of the streets of Atlanta as No. 123 Peeples street. The undersigned trustee In bank- tuptcy for M. C. Vandiver will re ceive bids on this property In pursu ance of the order hereinafter set out, passed by the Hon. P. H. Adams, ref- * Ik. 9-1 An\r ret SfinfAmhdl’ IftffcA eree, on the 2d day of September. I90«. This property Is capable of subdivision and offers opportunity for an advan- tagsous Investment. The terms of sale are enumerated In the following order: IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE NORTH. ERN DISTRICT OF OEOROIA. IN RE. M. C. Vandiver, bankrupt. In bank- rU The ’application of Fair Dodd, truetee of the eetate of M. C. Vandiver, bank rupt. for leave to sell certain real es tate particularly described In aald ap- plication, having been duly filed and notice thereof ae rrqulred by law hav- Ing been given, and It appeering tha* all necessary ar.d proper parties have been made, and the same coming on to be heard before me. It is therefore con sidered, decreed, ordered and adjudged that the prayer of the petition be granted and the truetee la hereby au thorised and directed to advertise for bids, the same to be received for laid property on the term, and condition, aa prayed for. to-wlt. fiubject to the lien of the Dlcklneon Trutt Company and free from the lien of Ahreni & Ott Manufacturing Company. The condl- property at least once a week for four weeks between the date of this order and the date of sale hereinafter fixed in one of the dally newspapers of At lanta. Georgia. Aud It Is further or dered that In pursuance of such ad vertisement the truetee accent sealed bids for said property, to be opened and eubmltted to the court for consideration on the 3d day of October, 1903, at 10 a. m., In the office of the undersigned referee, 513 Prudential building. At lanta, Ga. It Is further ordered that any and all bids so received are to be subject to the consideration and approval ot the court, the court reserving the right to reject any and all bids, as In the discretion or the court may seein to be to the best Interests of the eetete. It Is further ordered that each bid so submitted to this court In pursuance of this order and the advertleement herein provided for, on seld property, be ac companied with cash or duly certified check for an amount equal to 10 per cent of the amount of such bid, and that said amount be subject to the or der of this court In the event said bid. If accepted, should not be complied with by the bidder, and that tn the event euch Md Is accepted and complied with so much of the purch PERCY Referee In Bankruptcy. Sealed bids for this property to be submitted to the undersigned trustee and to be opened In the office of the referee October 3. at 10 a. m. FAIR DODD. Trustee For M. C. VANDIVER. tlons of such sale, if made, being that I 337-8 Prudential Building, Atlanta, \be lien of tho Ahrens * Ott Manu-'Ga. found the two smaller children assail ing Tommy vigorously. "What’s the matter?” she asked. Tommy, what have you been doing?" "Nawthln’. Only playing politics." "Well, but what did you do to the children?" "Just pitying convention. Ws adopt ed the unit rule and I was chairman of the delegation. Then we Introduced n resolution to decide whether they should take my apple or 1 should take theirs.” "Well "I cast the vote of the delegation."— Philadelphia Public Ledger. call on or writs to W H. LEAHY. Genersl Psttenser Agest City Passenger s'nd Tirk/t°Agent.. Atlanta, Os. 45 IVSinufes From Broadway With SCOTT WELSH a* "KID BURNS.* M*tlw*e. 2Sc to 81. Night, 23c to $1.50. Matinee COHAN AND IIAUBIS. 'COMBDIANB. IN “BREWSTER’S MILLIONS” BQBKBT ORER AND TUB SiMB LK CAST NKKN I.AST ft ft A BON. ** 25c to >1-00. Mgbl. J*c to 8LM. WITH NOTAn Malta— Ml I ■■ — nAgsiw COMING ?wm soon ^NORMAN HACKETT in CLASS Hi MATES W wc BIJOU THIS WEEK, with Regular Matinees Mon day, Wedneedsy and 8.itnrday. Discouraged. Pa—Sometimes I get discouraged about Willie. Ma—What’s the matter now? \ Pa—Here he Is. II years old, and h* can’t throw an out curve yet.—Phila delphia Record. "Now Willie." eald the boy’a mother, "before you go to eleep you must try and recall any little sin you commit ted during the day and be truly aor- ry for It." "Yes. ma'am," replied Willie. "I gueee I wea guilty of ueury. for one thing.” "Usury?" "Yea’m; t found a nickel and used It.”—Philadelphia Press. Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Use Georgian Want Ads. 8000—Both Phones—€000 Spirits Promise Cop To Restore Lost Coin Police Captain fibepard. familiarly known at “Happy Jim." ha* had an entirely new experience, one that baa dtreloped in him * peculiar itntatio*. To ut* the genial cap tain'* own word*, the —paation it diagnosed in this wise: "I feel like * fool." It all cam* about in thi* way. A few day# ago, while riding horseback. Captain Shep ard Io#t hi# puroe containing a $50 bill. A thorough xearch was made, but nowhere could the miseing parte be found. Finally a well-known woman cpiritualiat, noticing the fart of, tha lo## in the newapeper#. sent word to the ceptain to come to eee her— that the thought ihe could give him tone val uable information regarding him lout money. Altho the captain ie not a believer In inch thing*, hi* apiritt were aomewhat buoyed by a faint hope that be might get on the trail of the bill, and, like the proverbial drown ing men grabbing at a straw, he hied bim- #eif to the home of the spiritualist ■riritualist went into • trance, to get from the spirit world some new# of th# captain # iey, leaving him alone in the world, a# .. ./ere. Captain Bhejterd had never before taken any part in inch teaneea and. at the weak and he trembled. ward, be fell like fleeing, ^ut didn't have the After e time the aftfrltnaliet feme baek te terra firm*, end •• she opened her eyes with • start, remarked to the captain: •*\ou viV get yonr mosey." Thi* we* all When he would get it and afaatie over the feet that he wauld get his the captain left the h-rost. That * a new one ee we," fc; Irwin’s Big Show FIFTY-FIVE PEOPLE A mullet! review tbst will mslte Atltnt LYRIC l mu niui r.iuiniaj. ROWLAND nmfc CLIFFORD .s RIG IIIT, The Melodramatic Musical Sucre**. “ The Phantom Detective ” A new idea detcetive play. 8p#«ial company of player*. Musical chorus of pretty girl*, quartet cf singing comedians, den of real singing NOW-r-i'-HIM. NQw-r-noN’T. BEST OF VAUDEVILLE Every Afternoon and Night. Holden’s Manikins. "Wally Jones’ Scoop.’’ Lotta Gladstone. Sight Feature Act3. MATINEES EVERY DAY. 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