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WANTED HELP—MALE.
NIGHT 947HOOL-B OOKKEBPINO,
Shorthand. Typewriting. etc., only 94 •
atocitb. riranahon a Practical Bnalneaa Col.
leer. Piedmont Hotel block. Ut Peachtree.
Bell phone 189. Call, phone or write for
catalogue. It will conrlnce yon that
Craoghoo'a la the beet
WANTED—YOUNG
pharmacy. Apply
Lochia atreet, etty.
WANTED—STRONG BOV # AS HELPER
ar.d apprentice to typewriter repair shop.
State age And wages expected,
portnntty for a boy of the rli
T. C.. caiw Georgian.
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The buelneea men appreciate our method*
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Association. 1022-1023 Century building.
The Pioneers.
LOOK! COME ON!
colon barbers.
MEN AND BOYS’
‘ ‘ If" iBc t ‘ ‘
Beat an
MADAME MELLIR.
mnrrluge with the one of your rholre. give*
names, date* nnd fact* In everything per
taining to life »r no charges. Egyptian
Encampment, 93 Auburn avenue.
AGENTS WANTED.
finish; 11 by 20. Religious and scenery i
tores cheap. The Garner Company.
Peters street, Atlaota, <Ja.
ART SCHOOL.
WANTED-THE PUBLIC TO
Slappy’s School of Art and I nap
traits painted by bis large classes
Peachtree and Auburn.
low. Cinqs SOIW U 10 «J.W. IIDU NC.
ltt Whitehall 8L Phones, Bell 820, A. 3881.
EDUCATIONAL.
WANTED—THREE FIRST CLASS _JOR
f rees feeders at on
Central avenue.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
ESTABLISHED 1822.
WANTED—EX-SUIT 8ALE8LADIE8 COM
WANTED-A COMPBTEeNT WHITE WOM-
an, who la not afraid of work and who
Is dependent on her work for a living, to
nurse and attend to a sickly child *“■“
make herself generally useful; will i«r*
lush good home and salary of 820 per month
to the right woman. Address with refer
ancea C in, care Georgian.
Edgewood avenue.
WANTED HELP—Mala and Female.
BECHT PIANO CO., C2 N. FORSYTH.
WANTED—MEN AND WOMEN TO READ
this ad. We believe The Georgian la a
K «1 advertising medium, and we want Its
ders to substantiate our belief. Will
6 mi help? For the fwat answer to the qnea
on, "What department on this page In
teresta me moet, and why?” we will gtv#
the writer, free, a year’s subscription to
The Georgian. The only provision la, that
with every anewer must be aent 80c for a
■lx months' trial anbsrriptlon to our new
magaalne. Add res# The Mocking Bird, Now*
FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
COLD WEATHER IS nERE.
We have the Goods.
BEATERS. BLANKETS’ and COMFORTS.
We Can Save You Money.
CASH OR CREDIT.
We Repair, Pack and Ship.
Bell Phone 1TO7. Bell Phone 1787.
THE J. B. TURNER FURNITURE CO.,
41 and 43 West Mitchell St
RRAMRACn PIANOS.
r ISTABLfMHED 1823.
ANO tu., 63 N. FORSYTH.
A PAIR OF FINE BLACK CARRIAGE
horses, well broke and gentle, accustom-
ed to city driving. Both drive well sin
gle: also, good under the saddle. Call or
address elf Peachtree street.
TYPEWRITERS.
oar specialty.
prices guaranteed. Illustrated catalogue
ATLANTA TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
71 North Pryor street, Atlanta. Ga.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VICTOR MANGANESE AND CROME
•teal bank aafes and vault doors; every
thing In safe line. R. W. Ellis, Agent, 31 6.
Broad street
THE NEW GAS LIGHT *
LINDSAY INVERTED
HAVES OA8. INCREASES LIGHT.
CARTER k GILLESPIE ELECTRIC CO.,
40 North Broad atreet ’Phones 8000.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED-A FOUR TO SIX HUNDRED
egg Incubator. State price, make and full
description. A. E. L.. care Georgian.
W. L., 200 Murphy avenue. 'Phoue & west.
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
sweats 28c each extra.
given prompt and careful attention,
work, latest atylea. Acme Hatter
Whitehall atreet.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Established 1»0.
:7MAN k CONNERS. EQUITAB
Mortgage loans on real estate.
THE UNION SAVINOS BANK
purchase money notes and lends
on Improved Atlanta property a*, reason
able rates. Bell phone 70. Gould Bldg.
SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO
'•ARM LOANS-WE ARB
loans on Geoijrta^farma at tha. lowest
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL
at very lowest rates. No delays. Charles
Herman, rooms 202-3 Temple Court
iimun m I v |IH •fill
EMM. «wording to desirability
W\ A. Boater. M S. Broad atpatf
np W|,»
BECHT PIANO CO.. (2 N pi
ON r ;' T . y REALTY.
U ?"P*. ,T %? Addrea* R. Bart
Mllch.ll, SB Century bnlldtna.
WALL PAPER.
nor missing. lie * contractlnc <
and painting. OBIc. «™{. ma'
Eaat Hunter itrtrL Both ’phone, H4.
FOR SALE—RLAL ESTATE.
.11.01100,
fclc. weI Will Mil It. C.
Fourth National Bank.
THREE BEAUTIFUL
Century building.
M. A. SHELTON,
9H9.UH. Pryor iW
LOST-SETTER DOG. BLACK
whit, .pot*; n.m. and addrea. on ei
lli»r«l reward. Tboiua. II. Pitta,
on. .welled right hind" foot,
phone 4234 main.
DAVID AV. YARBROrOH,
MASTER PLUMBER.
Phones PJ55. 20 E. Hunter i
BOARDERS WANTED.
BU8INES8 OPPORTUNITIES.
THE REST LOCATED LI MRER, COAL
ami wood yard nmuml Atlanta, on Geor-
gta railroad and Heabosrd Air Line railway,
St Mnyaon avenue. Kdgewood. tin. Atao,
!mpro\*d and vacant property for oale at a
■arrlflce. Owner In bad health. Call or
Phone, Atlanta 2827; Bell 3191 J. L G.
Foote.
770,168 Circulation in six big cities 23 re Pl' es
THE GEORGIAN (same advertisement) 25 replies
October II. 1109.
Advartialnc Manager The Atlanta Georgian. Atlanta, Ga.:
s Dear Sir—An the Inelo.ed ad will ahow, I wlah to teat thoroughly the
efficacy of the want column, of The Georgian. I have already done thla
In a amall way, and the reaulta have been very aatfafactory. A amall ad
which I Inserted a few time. In The Georgian brought me 29 replies. The
same ad placed In the six leading paper, in alx of the larg.at cities of the
United States—paper, whose aggregate circulation Is 770,198 copies dally
—brought only thirty-three (28) replies. It le .aid that comparisons are
odious, and no doubt they are to the other fellow. The above comparison
goes to ahow that The Georgian can’t be beat for an advertising medium.
■ Pl.aae Insert the Inclosed ad as directed, and send bill for name. I
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(Original of this letter can be eeen at Georgian office.)
The reason is, that good people read The Georgian.
PR. W. J. TUCKER.
lanta. Ga*.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
•jj ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS.
IV. B. SHELDON, FELLOW OF THE
American and Georgia State Association
u of Public Accountants. Sheldon Audit Co.,
public accoantanta and andltora, 618-611
— T.mplo Court Eiamluatlooi, anpralMl;.
— audita Local and long distance phone 1196.
— ARCHITECTS.
_ LET US DRAW YOUR PLANS AND
1 hufld your hou„. Wo cau aava you monaj.
J Addreaa P. O. Byz 115.
— ARCHITECT.
LET ME DRAW YOUU PLANS AND
build that dwelling bouse for you. R.
D. Stafford, carpenter uud builder, College
^ Park, Oa.
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- BICYCLE 8UNDRIE8.
- BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGB8T
bicycle and sundry distributors In tha
5° u tb- Southern agents for fierce. Yale,
*5?ll and Jlndaon Wc/cJea. Writ# for our
D 1906 catalogua and prlca Hit. Alaxandar*
d- El$ea Co.
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'• „ CABINET WORK AND MODEL8.
CABINET WORK AND NOVELTIES.
— .JTompt aarrlce. Veil 'phone 2874. Allauta
•treni * 0<1 lro ° NoTe| ty work,. 891 Mari.tta
“ MONCRIEF—
ra HE'S THE MAN THAT SELLS HOT AIR.
■t Installs furnaces In old houaee aa well
4 new. He prepares a cellar If you bam
none. Moncrief Furnace Co. Both ’phones.
MEDICAL.
KROMOFATIIH. REMEDIES CURE
— aralp dlamaoa and tank* hair gro-v.
Kroin'a Medicated Soap make* you by-
glenltally claan. 4*1 year* aucceaa.) J. J.
1 Kroni, apeclatlat, 418 “Tb* Graud. At
lanta. Ga.
ME8SENQER SERVICE.
FOR PROM1T AND RELIABLE MBS-
•angers, ■'phono S3. J. A. Davies aud J.
— C. Branan. ^
l PICTURE FRAMES. .
riCTURE Frames made to order.
II. W. Yarbrough. 2Vi Auburn avenue,
- corner I'eacbtrae. Eutrauc, Auburn are-
R na »'
u SEWING MACHINES.
RENTED—TWO DOLI.AR8 PER MONTH.
cither Singer or Wheeler k Wilton. Wt
rent only new machines wlih complete set
>• of attachments. Prompt delivery. Both
-« *nhnnee 1863. Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
TO Whitehall atreet.
a STCVE8 AND RANGE8 REPAIRED.
t STOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED AND
e set up. Expert workman. Patterson
Furniture house, 288 Peters atreet ’Phones, ,
Atlanta 3473, Bell 794 west. We bny any-
- thing.
a
TALKING MACHINES.
TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS-
Wholesale and retail distributors of Vie-
[) tor Talking Machines and Records. Juat
. received large consignment of machines and
over 10,000 records. Immediate attention
H given mail orders. We want taa names of
nil talking machine dealers In the Sooth.
Write for catalogua. Alexander-Elyea Co.
TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING.
H. W. llOUNTKKE * BRO. TRUNK AND
BAG CO. Kriall and repairing. No. .77
Whitehall (treat. Pboo. 1979. j
t WATCHMAKING.
TO THE TRADE: COMPLICATED
watches nre my hobby. Modern Ideaa In
; work and daailng*. II. Walter Lott. Room
1317 Fourth National Bank Bldg., Atlanta.
8HOE REPAIRING.
GWINN'S SHOE SHOP.
| 132 PEACHTREfia ST., OPPOSITE THE
Candler Bldg.
Bell ns. Men s sewed half Moles. 71r.
FRASIER-SMITH CO.,
Real Estate Everywhere.
| Investment, Renting and '
Fire Insurance.
185 AUBURN AVENUE, ATLANTA J
PHONE 3290.
- J
WITH 9250 CASH. GETS A LOT O.V r
hllxnlieili etreet, with a ten-r«»nin house
now rentnl for 94. Can ho mad* to tiring IS.
teoo. Wlfh $3»0 <'ASH. GETS SIX-ROOM 1
house; rented now for $8. This ought to
bring $10.60. Never beon vacant since built.
i\\\ Wilson str*»et. (
*i.gM gets.a fTve risTSTToTseTTot
50 hr 119, on Imprnrrd alrwt. .tdrwulli,
fvorrthlug down, or for 1200 aiMltiou.1 will \
add lul in rear, which will make this 60 by -w
21H. .letcnfiHl In vb-lnlty of the colleges. 1
IK SAME HKi flfiX HAVE A UClMlflNA-
tliui store and dwelling; store rents for
$7.50; splendid gnu-cry business can Ih> done
there. This ran l»e hail for $1,000. Reason- 1
able terms to right parties. •»’
HKVKN-klltoM HOUSE ON EAST HAltlltS
street: only $1,390. 4
FTvBftomi iioi se'“TTn "IIii.lIArd
street; 50 fivt of car line; only $1,250. ImI
Is well Improved.
SEVERAL I'OllXKIts'iX'TiiK" h'uF'llfil
ward, where giHMl hiislnets can Ih> «lone.
Sarnie nre reytlug for $20 uml $3) |^r
month. With some changes this will pay
16 per cent. Houses In this section never
vacant.
WE MAKh! A SPECIALTY i)V' Sot'TII
Georgia farms. If you wish to buy or
sell. b*t us hear. We cau please you. Write ,
or ’phone; we will 9-all. ]
iloiv many maKU MoVey-tIie most
valuable tlinl*er lauds of toilny arc lis ateil
In the state of Fiorhla. We have tracts
from 3» acres up to 193.003 m-res. ttOtNl f»t-
cllltles for trnnsimrtntiou. Roth water aud
railroad. Prices range from $2 per acre up- !■
ward. Tln se lands nre valuable after tlm-
U*r has Imh-ii removeil for track nml fann
ing; lielnw the fn»st Wit. Write or rail for
ilesi-rlptloil. .
IF VOf ARE LOOKING F4)U bt'SINESS 1
opiNirtunltles 1 of any kind, let us hear
fram you—In this ns well ns 9>ther stnti-s. *
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY,
Phones 5488.
412 Peters Building.
$5,500—A BEAUTIFUL 8-
ROOM, 2-STORY BRAND
NEW HOME, UP BE
TWEEN THE PEACH-
TREES, NEAR ELEV
ENTH STREET. NOW,
THERE IS ABSOLUTELY
NOTHING UP THERE
LIJCE THIS, AND IF YOU
WANT IT, SAY SO FIRST.
1,000—162 BY 190, GOR
DON ST. LOT, LIES
4,000—142 BY 175, NEAR
HILLIARD ST., AND
HIS SIDE JACKSON £
HIS PROPERTY LIES
ELEVATED AND LOVE
W. M. SCOTT & CO.,
210-212 Gould Building.
“BARGAINS.”
INVESTMENT.
We have listed with us for a quick
nother street. This lot has a
store and three houses on It. This
irty will double In value in 8
while. By.Improving this prop-
It can be mads to pay per
on the amount of money in-
1 This can be bought now at a
COMPANY,
510 Temple Court.
Phone, Bell 2081.
TREES.
ON TENTH STREET,
ADJOINING LOT, $1,600.
OLUMBIA AVE. LOT
50 FEET NORTH OF
FRASIER & SMITH,
Bell Phone 3533-M
WE BUY AND SELL HOUSES AND LOTS
to easy terms. 1SS Auburn avenue.
charge «»f n hotel—one that cnu stain)
prosperity. House furnished from cellar to
itnrrct. Low rent. The furniture cost |*KA
It. M. FRASIER.
Manager Sales Department.
50
FEET NORTH OF
BURTON SMITH,
APPLY TO OWNER,
B. MIFFLIN HOOD.
316 PETERS BLDG.
2249.
WANTED BEAL ESTATE.
HAVE sN.OOO CASH TO PAY
FOB AN 8-BOOM, MODEBN
WITH GOOD LOT. IF
IN. ON THE XOBTH
SIDE OB WEST END. AD-
DRESS WITH FULL PARTICU-
(LABS, “BOX 075,” ATLANTA,
GA.
BUSINESS MAN'S CLOSE-IN HOME
northwest corner West Baker street am
Orroe; two-story aeveu-nMun. In perfect con
dltlon (would rent for $37.60), which woub
pay tO per cent on $4,500. We will sell for
$3,P00. Who comes first? Owner lives here,
will show property. Leaving the atate. \\.
M. Scott Sc Co.
LANGHOItN 8TREHT—WEST * END.
Three lots, 50 by 280 each, to n 10-foot al
ley. Lots are level and covered by a Wnu-
tlful grove of trees. These uro very desir
able add are a pick-op; $500 each. Terms.
NORTH BOULEVAItD-EXTREMELY DE-
slrnlde new nine-room two-etory home;
modern, up-to-date, /use such a home ns
one would want for nice home; $5,000;
9*ue-bulf cush.
KELLY STREET—8IX-IIOOM HOUSE
with gas, water and bath; close to the
car line; lot 40 by 140. Trice 92,650. Terms.
TENTH STREET - NEAR MYRTLE
street. Vacant lot 40 by 120; this Is right
In the Piedmont park district, and is »ur-
rounded by lienutlful residences. There nre
only n few In this section Rico this oue
left Price $1,250.
STATE STREET. NEAR THE ROLLING
mills. Several very nice building: lota; ou
high ground, and within easy waJhluK dis
tance of the mills. Just the pTi.Tc for u
cottage. These will not last long. Inves
tigate Itefore It la too tnte.
FORREST AVENUE—ONLY VACANT LOT
this Bide of Butler street; 50 by 150. Price
$2,500.
GEORGIA AVENUE-SIX-ROOM COT-
tnge, with gna. water nnd luith; lot 50
by 2oO feet from Georgia avenue, through to
Pavllllon atreet. This Is another of the
beautiful little homes near the park. Don't
mlsa seeing thla one. Prlco $3,660. Terms
made.
WESTERN HEIGHTS-1660 TAKES IT; A
three-rootu cottage, wltb hnll. Lot 80 by
120. This la a good one.
ORME STREET, NEAR RAKER-FOUR-
room cottage. I*ot 36 by 100l Close to the
car line. Price $2,000.
ANGIEK AVENUE—TWO-STORY HOUSE,
with nil conveniences; modern nnd In
thorough repair. Lot 60 by 150. Price $3,-
650.
CALL FOR BOWEN; HE SHOWS THEM.
OGLETHORPE AVENUE-MODERN TWO-
story seven-room house, with all conve
niences. I*ot 49 by 190 to alley. Pried $2,-
600. Terms.
W. M. SCOTT & CO.,
210-212 Gould Building.
Both Phones.
FOR RENT.
NO. 345V4 PEACHTREE ST.—(THE AR-
gyle.) At the above number on Peachtree
atreet, at the Junction of Ivy street, you
will find throe roouia. apartment Nos. 22. 23
and 24, with gas, water, luith uud electric
lights. Thla la quite a nice apartment.
Peachtree street cars pass the door; will l»e
vacant November 8. Itent $18 per month.
So. 179 HIGHLAND AVE.—TH1S"7-ROOM
cottage, on lot 50xlC6, whlrh Ilea elevated,
s oil the south side of Highland aveuue nt
the corner of Howell. . Has gns nnd water,
>nth. closet, sink In the kitchen; has In
stantaneous hot water heater; In good
nelghltorlHMMl and In splendid repair; Ingh
am! avenue cars pass the door; newly
painted and tinted. Rent $30 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT.
It Auburn Araoua.
Both Phone* 919.
On Ivy St. Near Auburn Ave.
A lot 931-2x150 on corner of alley, in fine location
for manufacturing or wholesale business. This is near
Nunnallv’s Candy Factory, Franklin Printing Co.,
and Wesleyan Tabernacle. Price, $21,000.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
Home On Peachtree, Street
For Less Than #10,000.
New, splendidly built, 12-rooin house, furnace, walls
tinted, three bath rooms, fly screens and all conveniences
of a modern home. Apply or address, OWNER.
Telephone 1270. 303 Austell Bldg.
S. B. TURMAN & CO.
$3.890—SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE ON ONE OF
file lM**t streets In West End; lot 52 by
0. East front. Beautiful shade. Two
bath rooms.
FOR A LOT IN BONNIE BRAE; LOT
70 by 300: nothing better In the city. 8eV’
ity feet from are Tight. *
Urri nnd shady.
$725—NICE LOT, ON GRADY PLACE.
$1,769 - M’AFKE STREET, BETWEEN
Mlmpsou and Alexander streets. Five-
room cottage; $500 cash, balance $15 per
$8,500—WERT NORTH AVENUE,
tween Peachtree and Spring streets;
story nine-room house. Good lot.
$1,800—SIMPSON STREET, BETWEEN
Lovejoy aud Fowler afreets. Five-room
cottage.
WEST SIDE.
modern; built for a home. Has nil __
fruit; large lot Few places like this. See
It and you will buy It. Call at office.
S. B. TURMAN & CO.
Cor Broad and Alabama Sts.
FOR SALE—TYPEWRIT
ERS.
We have all make, second-hand
and rebuilt Typewriters at price, to
move them. If you fall to let u« know
your .want. In thla line you will loie
money. Write or call (or “Special
Sale Liat.” We maintain the beat
repair department in the South and
guarantee the beat work.
SOUTHERN STATES
WRITING MACHINE CO.
424-25-26 Candler Bldg.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The poatponed annual meeting of
Stockholder!! of the Atlanta nnd \\>,t
Point Railroad Company will he held
In the office of the company, room x<>
8, Atlanta Terminal Station. Atlanta!
Ga., at 12:15 p. m.. on October 29 1905
F. H. HILL, Secretary,
A. J. WEST '& CO..
Seeond Floor Century’ Bldg.
Phone 1754.
5WHOME—FIXE LOCATION,
t park: six rooms, gn*. writer,
lain Imth: price $2,500; $250 cask.
330;
CHOICE NEW
near Gran]
sewer, pored..,,. im .... v
balance $28 per month.
PEACHTREE StReET - 100
cheapest and prettiest: $9,500.
CO At. M1XK-OXB OHTilE MUST tH
Kentucky In micce.aful opera linn; unbo
lted aupply. Will a»!l at aacriflre to irlo)
up nn estate.
Aubrnx AVESI'B-I.Akoe triam;A
lar lot: corner on three streets; two-rnma
house and fine location for business; $1,250.
EVERYTHING W REAL ESTATE. ~
W. A. FOSTER,
Real Estate and Loans,
12 S. Broad.
AM AM, INVESTMENTS.
!1.9M-D0I’1ILE TENEMENT. RENT 919;
half cash; clean west aide white prop'
erty; makes you 13 per cent.
$l.(V)i-F()I , R HOOM IlbifsC EAST SIDE;
water, gas. etc.; rent $10.60. A nice little
[dace, east aide. Tnys 12 per cent.
PAlfl riTUEtff; TftREE ROOMS
^ ei
fl.ttU-POUH-ItOOM COTTAOE. NEAR
park; rent $13.60; 12 per cent; all conve
niences; porcelain liatb, etc. .
i600-FOUR IM»OXI HOUHK, SOUTH s/l»C;
good renter. $6; white tenant; hn‘*
balance monthly.
i6od—five Rooms, o# south side;
white tenant; rent $8; 12 per cent.
$l.<fo-FOUK ROOMS AN*D It ALL. «oTtB
aide; good street; rent $10. Cash. 12 pet
$l.lbo-TWO i tldOM H0VME8; RENT $12;
i* balance i
monthly; over 12 i*r
$350 cash,
cent.
ITSo-t-TVli KAdiifl. hfeN‘T $12; gmmTd
tenants; one-third cash; 12 per cent.
ftGftlfg, REXT Via; tviiiTfi
FOR RENT!
Have several small houses
aroimd Atlanta at low ren
tal.
See
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate and Renting,
28 Peachtree St.
IN THAT NORTHWEST SECTION OK
Atlanta between the railroads, where
there Is something ilolug very shortly, a
corner lot, 104x218; two old houses on the
lot, with room for fotir more. This la the
place to moke some easy money anre. J’ricy
>1,600,
CLOSE T5T ON ORME ST.—'WITHIN
three minutes' walk of the new postof-
flee. A first-class 4-room cottage; everything
ilown In the street nnd paid tor; this prop
erty will sell for gootl profit In reasonable
time. Some terms cun Im* arranged. Price
$2,000.
llltANDNEW COTTAGE OF SIS
rooms, with all the city conveniences,
near Grant Park car line. A perfect little
home nnd cheap for $2,800, on terms of $350
cash and $25 per month. You cannot beat
this If you wiiut a home.
A HAllliAIN t.\* A LOT IS’ THlJ |>HKT-
tlvit (inrl of Noi-tb Uoulm-nrd. Ill-nr An-
gli*r avennp, 47,140 fi-jt to alley. Sunn fur
SJAOO. Till, I, tbo rtgbt plnee for u borne
- a good plnee to build n houao that will
I lit « limit.
tilt ANT STREET WE HAVE A UOOl)
room cottnge, wltb all the elty con-
lienee*, large, cl«r: :ed lot. Prlco $1700.
Easy terms.
ON OAKLAND AVENUE. ALM.at NttW
5-r«M*ni cottnge, all the cl tv conveniences.
Grant I'tirk for a front yurd. Urlcv $1,800.
Koay terms.
tenants; one-third cash; 12 per cent.
IMMO-NICK 3-ltoiiM HOUSE; RENT »!»«.
. lIGtiAE, nit) iiai.L
,lx eahinet inmitela. Thla la new: only
objection la amall lot; all large room,; I
nil convenience, and m flat porch.
SEE US'. IVE oST RESULTS.
STATISTICS.
t’llMpNlj AVWllK - I.AKEWrtol)
Heights, on'.v half block from the car
line: brand new, well built cottage home,
containing fc— —*• *■*"■ -•
vateil lot. 60
I’rice. $lM
WEST LINDEN STREET-NEAR SDRI.NG
street; nice almost new 6-room cottage
home; all rlty conveniencua: good car
service. Price $2,100. Terms $400 cash and
$20 p«*r month.
CONN ALLY STREET - NEAR FAIR
atreet school; well built nnd substantial
cottage home, containing five rooms and
hall; nil city conveniences; elevated lot.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. II ALL WOODS. IDEALS
and all other makes at bargain prices.
We can sell yon a register, suitable for
any business, at a price that can not help
but please yon.
Cash or monthly payments. Every reg
ister rnn ran feed for two years.
SECOND-HAND CASH REGISTERS OF
ALL MAKES BOUGHT AND SOLD. ,
THE SOUTHERN
Second-Hand Cash Register
Store,
34 8«mito Brand Street,
Cell ’Phone 2927. Attains Phone 1881.’
WALES DEPARTMENT:
*. HOOK B. C. EVE.
Cobh County Farm For Sale.
ITS acker, m mii.er from ATI.AXTA.
Acwortb. fronting Weeteru
*nd Atlantic railroad—school*. church«»s,
g»MK| |loop|p and fine surrounding*. p m ,„i.
neiit location nt forks of the roads Her.
en-room house and nil iieeessnrv ontiioutNoi,
100 ni rcs clenretl. 30 of It rich bottom Innd.
balance In tlnil>er. Plenty of water, tnclml-
Ing creeks; 200 fruit trees, all lJ*ar g.
Ready to show It any time, and will in-nr
el,meat Investigation/ IfyoSwnnt g^d
farm In north Georgia, confer with us at
VALUABLE RAILROAD ^RoXtf-FltoV't-.
big 6» fe..t on Western and Atlantic
Vat, wffkli’S/lffig'S;
"I'N^K-Mfl’ERTY UEStIMG
_ . DEATH8.
Eugona Xaah, J day, obi. dlril of coa-
vtilalona at 83 Shelton atreet.
Cornelia J. Cox, 84 yenra old, died of
pneumonia at Care Springs. Ga.
Aomer Hhewnrd, colored, 9 months el.l,
died of nuaeitila enteritis at 3&2 Crtimley
street.
Tlmnisa Olln Jones. 56 years old. dlefi of
Bright's.disease at 316 Hemphill avenue.
Mrs. P. Burlingame. 88 years old, dl*d
°f_Old age nt 129 Hunnleutt street.
Dr. W. I*. Dean, 60 years old, died of In-
flatnuvitlon of the stomach at 344 Norm
torsyth atreet.
J. W. Smith, fit) years old, diet!
uremia nt Grady hospital.
Mrs. J. C. Nix. 53 years old, died
nanliretls nt 21 Ashby street. .
Maurice Foster, colored, 30 years old. dl»d
at Grady hospital.
Alex Hcrogglns. 63 years old, died nt W7
E. Harris atreet. ,, »
Infant of Sarah Holcomb, 2 month# ow»
dle«| of nnettnionln nt 189 Fort street
Mttale Rolierts, 6 tuontba old, dle«l st «
Old Wheat street.
Infant of Jnale Henderson. 9 mouth# olfl,
•lied 8if bronchitis at 320 Mafigum "treet
Walter Mnrphey. 25 yearn old. died of
railroad accident at Chattanooga. , .
FeMinnnd Klrchcr, 78 years old. died
Home for Inrnrnbles. . ..
Martha Dailey, 16 years old, died nt 1"1 *•
Butler street.
W. Stephens, 63 yenra old, died
paralysis In Bonnie Brae.
Ed Crosby. 21 yedra old, died nt M ■
Butler atreet. 9
- %t , BIRTHS.
To Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Edward Boya
ton, at 707 Pleflmont avenue, a girl.
BUILDING PERMITS.
$600—Fulton Realty nnd Igipn,
< outnatty. to Imlld 1-story frame d
at ..W4 .Foundry atreet.
$1.2)0—tulton Realty and Inipnoeinra*
* onipnny. to build 2-atory frame dodliB* ,
»* 8 s straet. ,
$128—Rohan it k Rivera* to re-'ioer *,
•tory frame dwelling at rear 166 WlilU’W* 1
street. .
$150— M. L Thrower, to repair 1
frame dwiMlltig at 385 Itoaelierr.v nlll
$3.000—G. W. Mynolda. to build thr
•t'/ry brick stores at 418-17-19 E«lgew.*
' Street.
Water Casa Argued.
SiteelaI to The Georgian.
**olumbu», Oa., Oct. 24.—'The < ’’
the city of Columbus versus the t’olunv
bun Waterworks Company was nrgurtf
yesterday before the United Stab's
A. J. WEST & CO.,
RECONU ELO..R H ORXTn,V Bf,U„XG. • T
appearing for the city.