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ATLANTA GEORGIAN. TUESDAY, urrolJKR WANT ADS. ONLY ONE CENT A WORD No ad. taken for lest than 23 cents, the price of four lines. Six words of average length make a line. The following rates are for consecutive insertions! f time ..... 6 cents a line. 3 times 5 cents a lint. 6 times 4*4 cents a lint. 26 times ..... 4 cents a lint. 52 times ..... 3/ z eents a line. 78 times ..... 3 cents a line. WE WILL SEND FOR YOUR AD. WITHOUT CHARGE FOR MESSENGER SERVICE. CALL US ON BELL PHONE 4927 MAIN, OR 4401 ATLANTA PHONE. When sending ada. pay for at rate* quoted above' ADS FOR SITUATIONS WANTED WILL BE INSERTED FREE. J ARCHITECTS. _ . LET U8 DRAW YOUR PLANS AND I in I If I your boons. UV cau save you luouey. Add rose I*. O. Bos 671. ARCHITECT. LET JIB I>$$AW YOl'It PLANS IHPHHPavp inlild Vh/t^hvolllinr bouse for you. It. D. Stafford, carpenter and Milder, College Park, da. BICYCLE 8 UN DRIES. BICYCLES AND BUNDR1KS-LAIWIE8T bltrcle '«n<l aundry lil.trtl. atari la the South. Southern agents for -Merce. Yttlt. south. Southern agents tor yiercv. Snell and Hudson bicycles. Write 1906. catalogue and price list. Alexander- Blyes Co. CABINET WORK AND MODELS. CAIII.NET WORK AND J«>y fc.I.rlt.8, _ Prompt service. Moll 'idione 2374. A t J““}J Wood aud Iron Novelty Works, 3S9 Marietta afreet. WE8LEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE AND Conferva tory of Mnelc. Ms eon, Ga.—Old est and best. If jam wish to attend' any time this si-boot year, get ort the waiting list now. Catalogues free. DuPont Gucrtf, president. NIGHT Sriioor^-B OOKKBBPI N <L Sbartbnnd. Typewriting, rtc.. only $4 n month. Dmughon’* Pnictlml Ruslnrss Col- l#g»» t I'lrtmoiit Hotel Mock. 122 Poschtrsr. Bell phone RS9. Pnll. phone or write for catslocnc. It will convince you that D“**»tkh<m** 1* the Is^it. NICE OFFICE TABU: FOR SALE. AP- ply 717-718 Fourth National Bank build- In**. WASTKD-YUUNG SIF.N TO t.EABN phnrm.iry. Apply to Dr. Creosbaw, S3 Lurkic *tr4-ct. city. • ART SCHOOL. WA.VTKD. DAY WATCH.MAN-ON SUN; ihiy* only from 6:39 o’clivk n. t®* .to 6:ao o'clock p. in. <11 rc references. Andress F. C. II.. care The Georgina. WANTED—THE PUBLIC TO vlsiT HlMppy's School of Art and Inspect por traits painted by his large classes. Corner Peachtree and Auburn. WANTED—THRBB ■ YOUNG MEN AH cuili-i'titr*. Mast know the city well. An dre, « al once II. X. 1... csrc The Georgian. TYPEWttlTEU CAURON-Iil^T ON THE market nt manufacturing t-4uit. HI TLER TYPEWRITER CO.. 717-718 Fourth Na tional Bank building. WANTED-TWO 8THICTLY UlitHT - class printers at once. Apply Dlttler Bros.. 114 Central avenue. .WANTKD—COOK AND IIOUffB-SBRV- ant, mnh* or feranle; must lire ou place*. Best wages paid to right party. Apply |9C North Itoulevanl. FOR RENT. TO LET—HOTEL; ONE HUNDRED rooms; ftirnfshml; ev4*ry Improvement; hair mattresses, steam Imnt; rent low; Ho- tel Llthla. Tnlla|>oomi. Oa. Open for In spection. Call or addreaa F. J. Ilejrer, Tal lapoosa. Agents protecteddn commissions. WANTED—BOYH TO I.BAItN PBINTINO trnde; good pay sud future mlvaucciocnt. Csll nt 90 I'eters street. WANT El*-A BOY ABOUT SIXTEEN ye«r« of sge. Apply to F. J. Union, csre Dsvlsoa l’njon.Stoke, Company. FOR RENT—H0U8E8. FOR RKNT—HEVEN RtK?M HOUSE, 41 Irwin; imrcelnln hath, hot nml r4»lil wn- ter. Apply to 8. A. Wllllnma, 257 Mariet ta street. WANTED—DRUGGIST TO WORK IN ■null store In Atlanta. Adrtrcm with ref erence stating salary. Drugglat, earo Geor gian. WANTElJ—PARTNER TO TAKE ACTIVE part In printing business, either n drum mer nr supeirlntemkHit of manufacturing de partment. ‘Gooil chance for right party. Address Active, care Georgian. FOR RENT—FURBISHED ROOM8. FOR RENT - NICELY FUHN18IIED room to couple without children or two young men. Refilled family. Address or call nt 37 Spruce atreet. Ifiiunn Park. DlirtitHHT, tVi; MALE STENOOBA; pher* for Insurance, anil law office, $to, office Ihiv ami rout ha for office* naslatnnts. $16 to $2&. Bellamy Business Agency, 1339 Candler building. FOR 8ALE—RLAL ESTATE. WANTED—POSITION A8 TRAVELING advertising agent, experleneeeb under- atand* sign tae-klng. Iianner hanging, lull posting, distributing samples, etc. C. A. IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL. plan* It with us; we give It our ap4*clnl and personal attention. If It'a worth the price we will sell It. C. II. Wells & Co., 1104 Fourth National Bank. WANTED—100 LABOR ERS, WEDNESDAY, 7:30 A. M„ MAIN ENTRANCE FAIR GROUND, TO WORK IN THE SETTING UP OF PAIN’S “POM PEII.” WILLIAMS TYPEWRITER FROM 114 UP to $4N. We have the Iurg4*st stink of WILLIAMS machines lu Hie SOUTH. Prices 30 per cent less than any other dealers. BUTLER TYPEWRITER CO., 717- 718 Fourth National Rank Imlldlug. BOARDER8 WANTED. TUB BON AIR. 3S4 Peachtree at., solid ta Inspection, comparison and patronage. LOST. SITUATIONS WANTED LOUT—PURSE CONTAINING $26 CUR reni’V, two cheeks, $8 ami $14. Atlanta School of Mcdlrlm* or IrntweiHi school and 83 West IIArrl* street. Return to II. it. Ward. 607 English-American building. YOUNG LADY DESIRES STENOGRAPH IC noaltlon. Fifteen years’ experience. Good reference,. No cheap position will lie eonslilerial. Addreaa, Florence, care Con stitution. FOUND. YOUNG MARRIED MAN WITH FOUR years’ cynerleog* in geuural aiore. iwo wars lu office, want, ehau:e; wuiilit like in get In office ’ under g(,,I bookkeeper. M. H„ rare tieorgiun. FHANKLIN. THE CLEAN GLEAN UK.t. low. clean* suits $1 to $1.69. Paata 60c. 1m Wlmtdiall Hi. Phones, Boll 620. A. «il. UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER. “GOOD condition:" If bought tiwlny. $45. BUT LER TYPEWRITER CO.. *17-718 Fourth National Hank building. AGENTS WANTED. 1’IUTURK AG ENTS--SEND YOUR WORK to tii for enlargement!' fair prices. g*,,l flnlshi II liy Religion, and iteeuery ple- fure. cheap. The Garner Company. ISA ivtcrs street, Atlanta, Oa. WANTED—MONEY. MONEY WANTED—$1,500 WANTED AT om-c on giMwl ImimIiic** property worth $3,- 590. Aihlrc** "Money Wr.lited, care The <b*orglnu. , FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. . TYPEWRITERS OF ALL STANDARD makes at prlcea less than ever litur«l of Imfore. Call, 'phone or write HCTI.EIt TYPEWRITER CO.. 717-718 Fourth Nallim nl Rank Imlldlug. urn MAKE «»K 1IAWNEH8 Pl.EAHC.S till* IhH iMHIpIl*. R. D. CRANK & CO.. FRONT NEW DEPOT. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. OLIVER TYPEWRITER. "GOOD AS netv" '413 each, were taken ns part piiy- mein for the new V1KIRI.K FOX. Ill T- LKR TVI'EWttrrKU UO„ 717-718 Fourth National Itnnk liulltllng. WANTED-PARTNER IN PAPER AND printing IminIiic** to take ehargt* *»f l**ok- keeping nml g4>nernl offlei* work. Must have n few tlniiiMami *!ollar* to Invest. Ail- dress Paper, cun# Gem-glan. FOR SALK—REST UUIHIER TIRE: jsrwra raffhej'ffifiu \t E. O. CRANE & CO. ihitfcHis. Nothing Iwttcr roadfc 3f53£8 Vehicle llfg. Con 60 au4l 62 West Mltcnell CARRIAGE SATISFACTION WITH every tniusactlon. K. D. CRANK & CO.. FRONT NEW DEPOT. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. •WANTKD-ONE HUNDRED I.ADtES AND girl, for the prwllielltm t.f I’nlu « ' pell" nt the fair grounds. A|tpL« t« Mr- F. <». R«»*c. singe i)lv« a cti*r. ut • P- ,n * ‘ toiler 19, 4*u griiiiiiil*. FOR SALE—LAP ROBES. HANDSOME LAP ROllEH. HORSE blankets, riding wuildle*. hoiiic-iunde har ness, etc. IniiiiciiMi* Hue 4»f lionu* furnish Ing*. R. D. CRANK & CO„ FRONT NEW DEPOT. WAKtkI*—ALL KINDS OF HALAIILK •chonl, In*, ineilleal Imoka f<>r en»b. J. C. tin van. 71 Whitehall street. ’UHune 1x2i YoKT TYPEWRITER. ”UOOI» WRITING XT*J' ilO HI TLER TYPEWRITING Co, 7$7-7is* Fourth National Rank l»till«l- PERSONAL DAVID W. YARURnitGtl, MASTER I’LLMIIKII. miscellaneoub. rtfmmiT?OT7rwf^ like lirawl-new will aell tnTfifW, HJ T- f.Elt TYPEWRITER CO.. .17 .is E.mrth National Hank halldlnx. E. D. CRANE & C.O VICTOR MANGANESE AND CltOHE steel Imak safe, nud vanlt doors; every thing In safe Uue. 11. fcIHa. Agent. 26 8. Gmail street. YOU KNOW GENUINE "COLUMBUS" Ibigglc* arc nliHolutidy the l***t. Low prices; vast variety; side agent*. B. D. CRANK & CO.. FRONT NEW DKI’DT. CASH REGISTER. IIRAND NEW. COST •13(1. Will sell for IPto. On ea.y terins. nUTI.KIl TYPEWRITER CO..- tl,-7l» DR. W. J. TUCKER. ', MONEY TO LOAN. MORPHINE AND OPIUM IIAIIIT CURED 1 at home. wIGimit (min nr ilctiSttlnu from hmduc**: |H*rinam*ut cim* guarantcc4l: fre«* 1 trial home tri*ntim*nt sent lu plain wrapper, c Dr. W. J. Tucker, 15% N. llro«i«l street, At* \ lanla, Ga. | MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED I’EO- ■ pie and others. American lurealmenl Co.. 7a, Coodler Illdg. EsIaMUhnl 1S99. WEYMAN * CONNER8. EQUITABLE. >l^*tgage Inau* ou real estate. WALL PAPER. 1 THE FIRST PARTY* THAT CALLS 111*1.1. *i,h#»ne 1911 after S a. in. Wednesday, th’- toiN*r ja. will Ih* given a rlldnm f*.' r *•»>' typewriter •*nl***»hitelv fret*.** HI TI.EIt TYPEWRITER CO.. 717-7IK Fourth Nntlon-] al Itnnk Imlldlug. WALL PAPER AND PAINTS. * $ “Don’t let *eiu f«*»l you." Jim llurnett i lformerly of Uurueit ft Willis) 1* not dead nor missing. He 1* I’ontrnetlng wall |*a|*er , nml pnluilitg. Office anil show r«M»iu U i East Hunter Stmt. Both 'phoiica 650. r, THE UNION 8AVING8 HANK HI YH tnireham* UHMU‘y *iote* a ml lends money on Improved Atlanta pranertv a r**i«un- nl»le rate*. Bell phone #89. <loii1«l ltwg. OLO HATS MADE NEW. OLD SOFT AND STIFF FELT HATS 1 4-lea mil ami re-sluynii for ::5*\ Ha ml* or ) Kweat* 25e each extra. Out-of-town onler* given prompt and careful attention. H.-*r . work, latest style*. Aeine Hatter*. f.U Whitehall street. MONEY TO 1,0AN AT 5. 6 AND 7 PER cent Interest, according to s4H*arity uf- fered; small •*x|*einie and |>rmnpt attention. Oulv on rerl estate In ami uenr Atlanta. 8. It. Tnrmnn. SPECIAL 1 HJMK FU NI iS TO LEND; any itimmut. 4 1 ,?. 1 and 4 tier rent. Write or call ft. \V. Cnrvou. 24 8. Broad atreet. FARM LOANH—\V E 7aU E " PL AC ING loan* on lieurgta farm* at the lowest tali * e\er 4«ffer«Yl. The Southern Mortgsga C«mi|>.*m<r, f»*mld Nulhllng. FOR SALE—WAGONS. "OLD HMKOIIV" WAGON’S ALWAYS iwrtr.. (.„• , Till* li-iT* iii"ii*'\-iliaki*p. i R. n. Crank & co., FRONT NEW DEPOT. MONEY TO LOAN ON KRAI. ESTATE at very lowest rate*. X« delays. Charles Herman. 202-3 Trank* Court. FOR SALE—SPRINGS. 1 ouu XXX ltOLSTUlt Sl’I'.IXGX Wli.L i »in.' you hmiii'V ami in.lil.lo, ‘ k. d. Crank & co„ t FRONT .NEW DEINIT. a FOUR PER CENT HOME MONEY TO l*>n«l >*n mmthiy (Ni>m«‘iit |»l*iit; no d -ia>; also mo*ey for |oir**bn*e im*m*y r.n$g*. 8tr»lgh* km* made at 5 iw*r ,*ent ant ii|»- wanfs. .irt-or«llng to de*|rnt*illty of loan, w. A. Foeter. 12 S. UnKid *tr»*et. RKMINirmN typewriter. •oT.I» MOIL 1 el." rel.Milt; hrj*iM|.,ieu t»|***. W.*rk l.etk* • Well Its wbeu new ; <12. IH TI.EIt "' PH WRITER «’«».. 717-713 Fourth Na tbuul Hunk loilhllng. M. A. SHKLTO.V. 1 DON’T FORGET M. A. KIIEI.TON III A .] practical stoic and rauge repair* r; nest i ^nil ninteri.il gm. ran teed, liwlh p hours 1 . t2»*. »l 6. Pryor tiivru ‘ t HBT THE MANTIIAT HELLS HOT AIR IKS THE MAN THAT BBLEO 1 In.tnll. funner, Id old hollar, n« ». now- He preinire. n eell.r If you “'IT* Done. Moncrirf Funmi'e Co. Beth phone.. MESSENGER SERVICE. FOR PROMIT AND RELIABLE U.ES- wneera, 'pboue 33. A. D.vle. *od J. MEDICAL. KBOMOPATHIC REMEDIES CURE .cfllp dfaen,ra and make hair snr*. Krone, Uedlcaled Soap makes you or- elrnlrally elean. (30 year. «ucee««.l I. {. Kruni, .pcclallaL 5U "Thu Orand. At lanta. Go. PICTURE FRAMES. DICTUM FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. H. W. Yarbrough, 3tt Auburn avenue * * ” Entrance Aubarn it. PRESSING CLUB. . reka Drawing Club-ClaaMn*—Bjpalrlnff' Atlanta ’phone 700, Bell ’phone 2475. 10654 Whitehall afreet. Atlanta, Oa. Member.blp SEWING MACHINES. Talking machines. . NO MACHINES AND RECORDS— lintnrdir.tr attention TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING. I. W. ROUNTREE fc IIIIO. TRUNK AND nAO CO. Retail anil repairing. No. 77 WATCHMAKING. watches ore my ’hobby. Modern Ideas In SHOE REPAIRING. GWINN ’S SHOE SHOP. 32 PEACHTREE ST., OPPOSITE THE sewed half antes. Tic. D. T. WEST & CO., Atlanta 206 nnd 2256. HOMER L. HUNT, *Or;n APHFR i: CDWtiiSPON-DENT IVhlUbMI St. 32»' : s. Broad Si. Bell I’houe No. 5017. SANDERS," SMITH & CONWAY, Phones 5488. 412 Peters Building. $5,500 N. BOULEVARD- BRAND NEW HOME, NEAR PONCE DELEON; HAS 9 ROOMS; IS MOD ERN AND A BEAUTY. LOT IS LARGE AND LEV EL. IF YOU WANT SOME THING CHOICE LET US SHOW YOU THISi. TERMS if desired; $4,750—NO. 275 E. PINE ST—A SPLENDIDLY BUILT 8-ROOM, 2-STORY HOME ON LOT 50X180 TO ALLEY. PARTY LEAV ING CITY ORDERS THIS SOLD AT ONCE ON TERMS OF $800 TO $1,000 cash, Balance easy. FOR SALE—TYPEWRIT ERS. We have all make* second-hand find rebuilt Typewriters at prices to move them. I( you fall to let us know your wants In this line you will lose money. Write or call for ’’Special Sale List." We maintain the best repair department In the South and guarantee the best work. SOUTHERN STATES WRITING MACHINE CO. 424-25-26 Candler Bldg. DEAD. BUY A LOT IN HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY. I AM OFFERING 500 OF THE CHOICEST LOTS RIGHT AT THE ELECTRIC STATION, EV ERY LOT FACES EAST AND A BEAUTY. GET YOUR PICK FIRST. SOLD ON EASY TERMS. THESE LOTS HAVE NEVER BEEN OFFER ED BEFORE. SEE ME BEFORE THE BEST ARE GONE. YOU WILL WISH YOU HAD. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) IDE. _ ... .—.....1 prk i-glater, suitable monthly payment a. Every reg- THE SOUTHERN Store, W. A. FOSTER, Real Estate aud Loans, 12 S. Broad. TIIK GRANT PARK SECTION* A rand new 2-ntnry, 7-nwuu redilenn 1 , with tin* elt.v convelllcmv*: mi Imniltlful *•!•*- • ••I lot. htilf block from tho eur Him* iiihI ter hi* of $65) in *ii mull. OF SIX JOT J. A. BROOKS, Jth Nat. Bank. Bcii P. luuy. SrB. TURMAN &'C0. NORTH HIDE HOME! IF YOU ARE looking lor a nice, modern borne on north wide, rail In mu I let us allow you n bouse Mini lot in ritMluiont avenue. lictweeii Eighth nnd Tenth streets. Thla la piped for furnace, wlml for electric light*, ga*. water, newer ami Imtli; east frout. All street- Itnprorenienta down nnd paid for; tile sidewalks. nice, aell you tbla place for balance on ca*y term a. Inrg seven-room mmse, in tnorougmy nrat-c (nmiltloii; new plumbing, gas. aewer, w nnd bath. Newly painted Inside and east front; splendid lot; 50 by 200 fee n alley; $1,250 ctttb, balance easy. Price $4,750. VACANT LOTS! FOURTEENTH STREET. between Peachtree ami IMedmont park, we have a nice lot for only $3,000. We will insist you lu building If you dealre. LUC I LB AVENUE. WEST END-STREET car Rue ami nil luiproveiuenta dowu, such ““ aldewalk*. newer, water, gas; chert OAK STREET IX>T—SEWER. WATER. gas, etc. Price $tjfW; convenleut to Pee* plea street, city ic*o*l. Only one block nway from two car linen. Gordon street nnd Luclle avenue. RAILROAD PRONTAOE—MAKUKAOTI'R lug sites. 0 Fifty aerea of land fronting 1,200 feet on the Central railroad. Atlanta nnd West Point railroad nnd College Park electric car line, right at Oakland City; running' water on the ground. Price only $25,000, or $500 per acre. SUBURBAN HOMES AND ACREAGE—* *** have a 'nltfe, new five-room cottage, ..... ■ lf bt - — chtircfieh m-ut i>.» . walk from electric within ten inbiutea' car line, nnd price only $2,600; $1,000 ensb and balance en»y. renr muieiin. in which j tereatlog reading matter. S. B. TURMAN & CO. Cor Broad and Alabama Sts. THOS. W. JACKSON, Real Estate, Fourth National Bank Bldg. Bell Phone 5214. ... Improve. .... _ home. Price $2,100; $1,000 cash, balance $25 a month. j CAI'lTOL AVEN*UK—SEVEN-ROOM COT- trees. Price $3,250; $1,000 cash, bal- to suit. • SIX-ROOM COTTAGE: COUNKIl LOT: cash, balance $25 per month IN VESTM ENT-TWO t\vo-story seveN room House on Markham street; rented to colored tenants for $14. Want an offer oq this. STUMT-S! X-ROt>M (’OTTAOE m all Improvements; enr Uue lu front. Price $2,325; $500 cash, bain nee $25 per month. ■VhltTIl AVKNPe-HIXROOm' COTTAGH: all Improvements. Price $3,260; $1,000 cash, balance to ault/ ! WEST F.ND—53.00 tVlt.l, 8' V SAUNDERS, PRATHER & COMPANY, 510 Temple Court. Phone, Bell 2081. OAK STREET, WEST END-JUST IIE- ymtil Liwtoil Mtreet, a nice cottage of 5 room* iiihI bath; house lu goml condition mill on lot SAxim $2,300 GORDON STREET-A 6-1(00M COTTAGE mi lot 30X2MI. Ju*t think of tile ground you nre getting. Cun make term* $3.»wu QUEEN STREET. WEST EXD-A NICE 6- romu cottugo mi ki*m|. (urge lot; all mod ern Improvement*. Cun make term*..$3,500 StRWAIIT AVENUE NKAirWlifEIIAl.i: Itnge mi lot 50x150. Cun like •a*li and $:C, |n*i want mb. You cannot beat I'RET- ItARGAIN IN A l.tFr IN T’fli-f tle*t pari of North llmilevurd, ii IT avenue, 47xHO feel to.alley. Snu ,5on. Till* I* the right place for a ■ a k<nnI place to build a house that will II nt n profit. X GRANT STREET WE HAVE A ,30011 ii room cottage, with all the city eon •lllenee*. large, elev: U*l lot. Prlee $2.7oo. jrooiu eottiltfe. all I!»«• iIN IIAKLAND AVENCE. Al.M ,.r NEW cl tv eoliveiileme*. ynnl. Prbv ll.xuo. “A V K N C K ~ i.AK E\Y«N»I» half bbM*k from the ei*c •ittnge limn ,,, ,,,,,, fimiiiim Hlltl h lot. 00x250 miiiih and hall; nice ... Relit* $10 per lumitb I SI’RING .Ifiak-f nb-e abuoMt nei 11 city ciMivenlchccs: goo, I ** ' $2.b*» % Terms $H» ca*h uml oath. •ONNAI.LY STREET - NEAR FAIR 44‘liind; well built ami MiibMtauilal Inane, eoiifnbiing five n*an* and city ,4*»meiiU*nc***: elevai,i| |,»i. i fi^-t to alley. Price $2,250; ea*y i K.WVrfliN i r,*au hon*e. >*. price $3,noi. isiffltm STREET - TWO sTiTltY All Refit <««**( home or Inventmeiit “TCTlanlTi Plioiie |vd". JUNIPER STREET. nndsoinu residence of 9 rooms, giis and electric See me for burguin .2 h'oiirtli National Bank. a*y term* on thi* $1,«»lu sni'Tii litiri.1:vaui». sear tm; paukT A fi-nann cottage on lot 55x150. We inn make very enwy term* mi thl*. $3.4oo GARDEN STlfEET NEAR E. (lEOimiA nvenue; .VriMim eottuge, on lot 43x140 to an alley. A wire plnci* for a home $2,250 WOODWARD A VENT'E—A NICE COT- tage or U riMiin* on bit 52x162. Till* ha* nil imMlerii nm venlem-e*, ami very cheap 'I -I2.WI FORMWAl.T STREET-A 6-RtM l.M I OT- tage ,.n lot f**x130. Till* I* elouo lu ami will sell for 91.5(10 4*u*li, ami batam-4- to *nlt_ ...tt.750 E. LINDEN STREET-A STflRE AND eight room*, mi gimil, big comes lot. Lit I* large emiiigh for another house $3.UU0 Hash street near Capitol ave. mid reception hall, mi lot 5»l by loo nn alley Till* I* . hea|i t $2,004 GRANT STREET. IIETWEEN SOITII avenue and Orinond street; 5 riNiiii*. mi lot f*’xl25. Can arrange easy terms....$2.2Su WIUTEIIAI.L TERRACE—A 7-ROOM ”2 story house, on lot 45xl3n. Ilmi*e almost new, t.n ii make ca*r term* $2,350 WOODWARD AVENFE-FIVE ROOMS ami bath, on lot 5o.\l!i5 to an alley. Coal and dilekcii lioiiKe* in ynnl. Car* pa door $3,250 E. HARRIS STREET. RETWEEN COruT laml iiihI Ivy streets; 7 n*iiiiM. mi lot 5a liyJfiO; lot alone Is worth the prh-e $5.0isi S. KlUKWiHHi-A 9-ROOM HoCSE. ON lot bUxSD. This is one of the few home* In Ktrkwihid with, waterworks, lias plenty NEW (dx-room cottager large lot; all inipvove- t'aii srran$ n J^ r !H**_ _ OKOmHA aVBNC’B—$2,S!M WILL III’V a new six-room cottage; all Improtemeati; $500 cosh, hulauce $25 per month. Cheap Atlanta Dirt NEAR the Electric Light Plant, on the west side, we have some good slraj pieces of land that we can sell cheap for cash. These places arc editable for stables, storage, sheds, coal and wood yards, or some’similar uses, and the beauty about them ta that after using a year or two for some purpos, you can cut them up Into small building lots and double your purchase price. Some people make big money building cheap houses on these blocki of land, the rental soon repaying entire cost of lot and houses. F or (o . stance, a block 120x246, fronting three streets; price, 61,200. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. W. E. TREADWELL & CO., Real Estate Agents, 24 South Broad St.—Bell Phone 2644. Atlanta Phone’3803. THOMAS W. JACKSON, Fourth Nat’l Bnnk Bldg., Atlanta, Qa. Bargains in Real Estate. SAUNDERS & MORRIS, Real Estate and Renting Agents, 5 S. Broad St., Atlanta, Oa. Bell Phone 1G4. Atlanta Phone 127. - --- -- - . —, (dent) of Mhndc ami fruit*. Ea*t front ami om> half block of car Hue $l.75« HKI’ATUII, UA.-1VK llAVKiKOMK GOOD pro|H*rty. right lu tbe heart «»f the till*. KRtlKWtfoD. HA.—A cottngci line, that ensy term*. DUPLE OF NICE gm>d lot* ami near the ran *i‘ll very 4-heap ami IF YOU DO NOT SRB ANYTHING 1.1ST. »hI above that *ult* you, c«mu* to *%h- u*. a* have other*. If you wl*li to buy or *e|| vnl e*tate It will In* to ymir lutere*t b i bcfori* you buy i to von sell. FOR RENT! Have several nice halls, suitable for secret societies or light 'iiiunufu.i’t'uring pur poses. For particulars See LIKBMAX, Real Estate and Renting, 28 Peachtree St. G. J. DALLAS. Real Estate Agent, and 318 FOURTH NATION’.! 317 and 348 FOURTH NATIONAL HANK BUILDING. THIRD FLOOR. BELL PHONE 1455. A SNAP ON PEACHTREE ROAD. 1 have, if taken this week, 100 feet front on Peach tree' road, extending back 250 feet, just across from l)r, Bratton’s nice home, will sell for $20 per foot, easily worth $40 per front foot; parties obliged to have mon ey this week. FRASIER & SMITH, Bell Phone 3533-M FOR RENT. For rent or aale. an eight-room, modern cottage aud barn, about three acrea of land, near Donald Frnaer school. On best street leading out of Decatur. Address Special. N. BOULBVARp, 2-STOKY 9-ROOM NEW HOUSE. THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL HOME WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE MENTS TO MAKE IT COMPLETE. IF YOU WANT A LOVELY HOME ON THIS BEAUTIFUL STREET. SEE US AT ONCE. Ah’THIS PLACE MUST BE SOLD AT THE LOW PRICE OF $5,009. CASH OR TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER. NO. 22 EAST AVE.. 7-lt. II.. 2STORY. LOT 53x156. THIS IS A SURE UAIt- OAIN AT 43,509. LOOK AT S\ W. CORNER WALDO AND ROSALIE STS’., 3 VACANT LOTS 95x196, $1,250. GRESHAM 8T m $1,660, 6-ROOM COTTAGE, WATER AND GAS. VKNAfiT,E ST., $1,300, 4-UOOM COTTAGE, WATER. J. 0. BALDWIN & CO., Real Estate and Invest ments. 501 Peters Building. City and Suburban Property Farm, Timber and Min eral Lands. Phones, Bell 5191; Atl. 3310. $3,600, NORTH SIDE-3-ROOM, 2-8TORY residence, every, convenience; hot nnd cold water, servants' house; barn, lot 60s 150 ft. Ensy tertna. 43.230-DECATUH, CHURCH AND 8YUA- more streets, almost on the xqtinrt*. 6-roont cottage, large 2-itory store, only $1,000 caah, balance $50 pt»r annum, 7 per 4*ent. 15-ACRE TUf’CK 5'ARM TO RENT: 4 mllea west of. city, on the chert: 5-room new cottage, barn. Land In high state of cultivation. 41,260—WEHTVIEYV, 4-ltOOM COTTAGE. with hall, hack nnd front veranda*; lot 100x200 fi»et; $100 cash, balance $12.60 per month, like rent. $3.600—QOO I*E It STREET. CLOSE TO lllchartison. 10-room modern home, with every convenience; lot 64x179 feet. Terms. FOR RENT. 214 GLENN WOOD AVENUE. THIS SIN-ROOM COTTAGE. ON LOT 52 by PC., which lie* level, 1* on the mirth *hle 4if GlennwimhI avenue, lietween Oak land ami cimnduM* avenue*; hn* gu* nnd wafer; la*taiifno4*ou* hot wati*r heater In the hath riNiin; ha* |Nire<daln bath, closet, nml iNiri'cIaln sink III the kitchen; thl* 1* an awful nice eottuge: In ln**t of repair; Cherokee avenue car* half block away; will Ih* vacant Novemlwr 1. Rent* $JW |H*r month. |S6 MAGNOLIA STREET. THIS TWO-STORY DOUBLE SIX-ROOM frame 1* on tin* noittli *hb* of Mngnolln atreet, lK , twi*4»n Dnvl* ami Ilayue* Mtreet*; Via* ga*. lud nml i*o!d wati*r; hath. elo*i*t, sink lu the kltidieu: 1* In #mhI repair: Da- vl* *tri*4*t ear* halT tdin-k nway; will f*» vacant oetidmr 22. Rent* $17.60 jm t month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT. • 13 Auburn Avenue, Both Phunca 411. FOR SALE. A very desirable building lot 53x175 feet, corner Highland avenue anil Ponce DeLeon Circle. DeLOACU MILT, MFO. CO„ 40V Highland Avenue. Stockholders’ Meeting The annual meeting of aloekhnl,;, ,, Atlanta and West Point Unllmad i ", ,. ** trill be held In the offlee of the Room No. 3. Atlanta Terminal Station *» 12:15-p. ui„ on Tuesday, Octol»er loth ini* F. If. HILL. Secretary^ DISASTROUS FI AT Several Michigan Cities Send Aid to College Town. Milwaukee, WIs., Oct. 9.—A dlsas. trous lire, the second within ten day. Is raging at Rlpon, Wla, a prosper.,'u. college city 100 mllea north of here. At 5 o’clock this morning the loss was e«. tlmated at 4200,000. Oshkosh sent two engines and Fond Du Lac also sent help In the hope saving the city from destruction. The fire started In the Bassett & An- deTson Lumber Company's yards. High winds carried the flames to the Iwrny Hotel and Into the residence district The public library and armorv «,. re saved by desperate work. By 7 o’clock 12. residences had been consumed. \. Are ten days ago caused a loss „r 4100,000. Stamford, Conn., Oct. 9.—A nervous wtVck from III health and worrlment. Nathaniel R. Hart, one of the leading lawyers of Stamford, blew out his brains In his office In the First Nation al Bank building. His body was found at his desk this morning by the Janitor of the building. Me. Ha''t was prominent in the put.. J lie life of Stamford sad recently i' it-I. I III health forced him to , elite nout j public life he seemed to lose his ne.. t and to grow sensitive to political criti cism. FORMER PLAINTIFF BECOMES DEFENDANT October’s Skaters’ Month. SAVED HIS LIFE BY TURNING HEAD AS SHOT WAS FIHK1) SiMtt’Inl t•• Tho Georgian* Mac4>n, Ga., Oct. 9.—Although he was in no way participating In the iiitiu-k made on the Bibb county Jail Saturdai night, Walter Hart, a brother of Al derma n Jeeee B. Hart, is suffering from a bullet wound In his forehead, t that he was nut killed Is due wholly , the fact that he turned his head In the direction of the Jail Just us the shot wns fired. Mr. Hart was on Ills way home nnd when he got to Fifth and Mulberry streets, nenr the Jnll he tinn ed Ills head In tho direction of the mol>, nnd at that Instant he says there wa» a flash front one of the up|ier windows of the Jail and the next Instant he wu« lying stunned on the ground. The bul let cut a deep furrow In his head and he says It would have gone through his skull If he had not at the moment slightly turned his head. HOLDERS OF SHARKS GIVEN A CHANCE f-M Steven*, who live* nt 251 South Roulevurd, wan tried before Justice IsHiKlrum on MomluV afternoon charged with usiJnult and battery iiinjn W. P. Kelly, of 312 Peter* building. The trouble ui'fwe a few ago when Stevens had Kelly arrested on .the charge of assaulting Stevens' father. The case was tried before Justice Urr,* who placed Kelly under a $200 bond. Hut before the trial Steven*, on meeting Kelly 4m Whitehall *treet, became ho Incennetl at Kelly that he at tacked him. Whereupon a warrant wa* liftued for Steven*, on the charge of assault and battery. Stevens put up boml of $100. SUPREME COURT GETS CASE FOURTH TIME On Monday next the supreme C4>urt will take up the criminal 4hK*ket. At torney General Hart ha* seven case* to argue before the court, and Is now busle4l reading the record* In them. One c«t*e comes back to the court ff»r the fourth time, the case 4>f Albert Voung, colored, cunvicteil of muriler in fluid win county. Att4irney John (hoop er represent* Young In thl* case. Koch time new trials were grante4l through *»me 4)efect In the evidence, hut 4in>the final trial a conviction was secured. Another case of unusual interest come* from .XDmroe county, ml* Smith, the son of a physician of prominence In t'ullorien. shot and killed a 5'oung man nameil Watson. It appeurs that Wutson nml two other young men selling enlarged pic- in t'ulhslcn Boston, Oct. 9.—The United Stale* Smelting, Refining ami Mining <%nn- pnny's director* have voted to se ll .v» - nfis share** of preferred nnd shares «»f common stock, ant! to give the shareholtlers the right to buy one new sliure of preferred and one com mon at par—$60—for every six share* of common held by them ut the eh** of business October 12. COULDN’T SEE TRAIN AND GOES TO DEATH Chicago, Oct. 9.—A fire truck struck last night by a south-bound <*hb cugo nml Northwestern train at the grade crossing ut Kates and Ravine- wood Park avenues, In Robers park The view of the tracks was. obstruitwl by long strings of freight cars and the fire truck was struck by the train at full spee4l. Captain Michael Khict. »t the truck (Mmipnny. was killed ln>tant* ly nnd Truckman Playhlve Is exputed to die as the result of his Injuries. Thi engineer and fireman of the train arrested. See the New Light, 69 N. Pryor street. City B. Y. P. UT Meeting. The October meeting 4»f the Ail.inw B. Y. P. IT. will be held at the W.**l- ward Avenue church October I' 7:45 o'clock. From the Interest an** enthusiasm shbwn’ut the last rm ctln- of this union It Is expected thl* »" ' ‘ Ing to be one long to be remem , » < by all who may be present, as all mlttees are busy. All B. Y. I». U. members an.l «'" k ’ ers are urged to cooperate In s " !ll j ing a large attendance from their I'* 141 unions. ture OWNER. Dwnt.nr 41,-j They nllemlefl church one evening, uml on the way out Otis Smith’s father accused Watson of Insulting his .laugh ter. Watson toll) him there must be smne mistake, as he was not guilty of thl' charge. Angry w.mls followed 'ami «»U Hmlih .hot mol VIII-,1 Watson. Mr. Ni.b.t Not R.tiflned Rev. t!. R. Nlshet tins not yet dni’ 1 ’-* whether or not he will resign tlw fJ” torate of tne Westminster churvh '■ Atlanta and accept a call to the hind Street ehureh In Nashville, lean A meeting off Ills congregation has t called for next Sunduy uml he s’, that between now and then hr ■nuke Ids decision. Kent Inverted Litrht.