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Waul And Iron Nan-tty Work., XI Marietta
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DEWBERRY’S
DELIGHT.
DOES AWAY WITH FERMENTATION
end removes til cold from tbe system,
which prevents all diseases. Keep nut (lie
cold and do away with fermentation and
you will need but little medicine nf any
kind. Office. 23K Whitehall street.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
NIGHT SCHOOL—B OOKKBBPING,
Shorthand. Typewriting. eta, only M a
month I)raufbnn’p PrmcttoalBoelnet* Col*
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r«UI cane. It Wilt COBTlSCS yon that
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moncrief—
HE’S THB MAN THAT SELLS IIOT AIR.
Moncrief Furnace Co. Bulb 'phones.
Inatalla fornacca In old booses aa well
aa aaw. II. prepare. a celtarl/yoo^ bar*
none. " ‘
MESSENGER SERVICE.
FOR PKOHn AND £
> RELIABLE MBS-
J. A. Davit, and J.
SEWING MACHINE8..
UENTED-TWO DOLLARS HER MONTH.
either Singer or Whaler A Wllwa. We
reut obly O.W macUluco *l*h complete eot
of attachments. Prompt ''etlvery. Both
Jtbonei 1M. Blnger »*wl»I Macnlo. Co..
K Whitehall street.
ntahlac bell ?. National EttPlorm.nl
alloa. 18231022 C.nturr building.
BRAMB1CR PIANOS.
ESTABLISHED M3.
WE WANT TODAT STENO-BOOKKEBP
trp.wHt.ra. office bnyi aa"
s issri
nair cur IOC, ananpoo
missay* 18c. electric Mr
rlta. Btrlcttr flrat-class
I Vladnct plac.
barber*. Walker's,
Typewriter Cm, lit Pccbtree .tree!.
capable <>f kindling big deala. N'<
need apply. Addreee Apparatus. <
gUm.
ITTOUU DMU or WUUIHII I.VU1, nipi
waiter., Immedlttrly: food warn to
right partle* S E. Mitchell.
WANTED HELP—Msl. and Female.
HRAMBACII PIANOS.
AGENTS WANTED.
PICTURE AGENTS--44END YOUIt WORK
lo m for enlargement; fair prices, food
nalth; 16 bj 3. Religions and aconory ide-
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
COLD WEATHER IS HERR.
W. Can Mara You Monty,
CASH OR CREDIT.
We Repair, Pack and Skip.
T PIANO Cv.. 82 N. F<
TTPEWRITERS.
Second-hand typewriters of all make<
. our apaelaRr. Bint values and lower
prices guaranteed. Illustrated catalogu
ATLANTA TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
<1 North Error street, Atlanta, Ga.
no NOTEL AND NEW IN
Ooo anrrar; four vehicles In
on*. Cell .1 El Went Mitchell and let na
show you. Georgia Vehicle Mff. Co.
MAGAZINES AT REST CUT RATES
possible; books also: books In aeti '
standard author., on lastattmenu. <tg«.
CQtmalMlop. off; catalogs fra*. Co-opera-
lira Book Co,, bn, Peacbtre. St., Atlanta.
BOARDERS WANTED.
NO. x CONE ST.A SELECT BOARDING
DR. W. J. TUCKER.
MnWPflWTNir5Pff?HT^
PERSONAL.
TmVII) W. YARBftOUUHT
MASTER PLUMBER.
PliopeflSoB. 20 E. Hunter St.
FOR RENT—OFFICES.
FOR RENT-WE HAVE THE BEST OF-
building.
LOBT.
8TCVES AND RANGES REPAIRED.
STOVES AND RANGES. REPAIRED AND
sat up. ExpeTt woAman. Patterson
Furniture bouse, 288 1'oter. street. Phone.,
Atlanta 2473,- Bell 7*4 west- Wo bur any
thin*. • ■
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FOR RENT—ROOMS.
FOR RKST-TlIBlJK OK MORE NICELY
fiirnDIictl. room* with or without .meal*.
Desirable location. Apply 108 Trinity are-
nue.
.FOR SALE—R«.AL ESTATE.
and personal acteotlon. If It's worth the
FOR SALE CEMETERY LOTS.
FOR SALE-TWO . ADJOININJj LOTS,
th-idmhlf iocat«d^ In Hollywood retnetery,
Atlanta; l#*for *>ne; 'ITS for the two.
Would exchange for plfho or beet renoon-
nl»l“ offer. br.'.T. A'.vRpxton, Olnird, On.
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TALKING MACHlffEB.
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4s tor TsUtlog Mschloee aed Uecorta Just
at received Isrge cons'scmcnt of machine* ead
g. over 11,008 records. Immediate atteadoa
sires mall orders. W# went to# osme* of
all talking machine deelens'lii the Booth.
— Write for rats logs*. Alesaader-Blye* Co.
TRUNK AND BAG eEPAIRINO.
If. W. ROUNTUf.B A tlRO. THUNK AND
BAG GO. Retail and rap* 1 rib/. So. 77
Whitehall street. Phone U«1
s.
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WATCHMAKING.
TO THB TBADB; COMPLICATBD
watches are nur bobby. Medera Idea* la
work end doeilnn. H. ’waltor Lett. Room
1»7 Fourth Nstfonal Bank Bldg., AtUola.
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SHOE REPAIRING.
•• GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
133 PEACHTREE BT-. OPPOSITE THB
— Candler Bldg. ... —
N . Bell $2* Men * sewed hair eolem 78c.
MONEY TO LOAN.
u MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO-
. pie nnd others. American Investment
f. Co., 704 Candler Bldg.
Established 1888.
WEYMAN * CONNER*. UQttITABLB.
o Mortgage Inans ou reel estate.
THE UNION SAVIN08 RANK nUTS
• pore base money notes aod lends money
ou Improved^Atlanta property a reason-
l able rate*. Bell phone 7W. Gould Bid*.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5, 6 AND 7 PER
cent Interest, according to secnrltjr of
fered; «ull canons* and prompt attention.
. Only oe real estate In end near Atlanta.
H. B. Turman.
- * afg amoonL*R4? 1 iiM ptl ceeL ^Write
1 or tall l. W Canon. 24 A Broad otraet
. FARM LOANk-wi A1IE PLACING
* loans on Georgia farm* at the lowest
rates over offered. The Stout hero Mortgage
Company. Goubl building.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
at very lowest rates. No delays. Charles
Herman, rooms 202-8 Temnl* Court.
FOUR PER CENT HOME MONEY TO
lend on mjnthly payment phrai no delay;
alto money far imrcbese money note*.
Straight loaae made at J.per cent and up
ward*, according to desirability of loen.
W. A. Foster. irB. Brag* street.
BKAMRACR PIANOS.
FSTABLIHIIKD 1821
BKCHT PIANO CO., .62 N. FORHYTII.
CA8II READY FOR I.OAN8 ON CITY
reildenc* property. Atldrcsa ”Bu»luei*,”
care Georgian.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VICTOR MANGANE9B AND CROMC .
steel bank safes nud rault doors; every
thing In safe line. It. W. Ellis, Agent. 26 S. .
Broad street.
SANDERS. SMITH &
CONWAY,
• Phones ,'>488,
412 Peters Bldg.
82.280—THIS SIDE GRANT 1>ARK WE
have the prettiest eottuge of four rooms,
bull and bath: h«* every convenience; wn-
tcr, gna. bath, sewerage. Ixlt 45 by 209;
shady; Ideal little home In a k«xh] neighbor
hood. two blocks of school; $500 cash, bal
ance like’rent.
84.00U-LOVELY SUBURBAN HOME ON
baa seven rooms, water.
Houm!
W. M. SCOTT & CO..
210-212 Gould Building.
“BARGAINS.”
round, servant's house, barn, ehh’keu
yard* feneed off, large orchard, young as
sorted trees Just In their prime. Thickly
settled ueigbborhood, not far from ear line.
Terma easy.
r..'»-H1X;ROOM COTTAGJ-:. THItt till lb
Grant park, on elevated. level sbady lot.
58 l»y 150. This place is simply Ideal. Ion
can't help but like It if you have an eyt
to tbe beautiful. Easy terma.
82.8SD-HIX.ROOM COTTAGE. ON' «T.
rnul avenue; on terms of 135) and 525 per,
month, you know whet a lovely street this
la. Good nelghltorhood. Let u* «bow yot
tbta home.
WK8T FKAUHTRKFHOME " OF
nine rooms on large lot. House la Ideal
in arrangement, beautifully finished lnalde
and ont. Can make terms to suit right
party on this, or .can rent to acceptable
party either furnlafled or unfurnished. Ap-
W. Ai foster,
- Real Estate and Loans,
I .»* ' . > * * h
. 12 S. Broad.
Atlanta between the railroads, wbc
there Is -.some thing doing very shortly,
corner lot. 104x218; two old bouses on ,t
lot, with'room for four more. This la tbe
glace to make some easy money sure. Price
ci.OHE I.V. ON Ofeltfe ST.-WITrttN
three minutes’, walk of tbe new poatof.
flee. A first class 4-room cottage; everything
u the street and paid for; thla prop-
111 tell for good profit In reasonable
time. Home terms can be arranged. Price
fl.SOO-NEAK' Marietta "Street a&d
Jones avenue, we have a beautiful five-
room brand-new cottage on lot 23 1-3 by o'):
has water, gaa aod sewerage. Owner ban
refused to rent this at $18 time and again.
Thla Is something you ought to look after
at once. Very easy terms.
ETIIKL KTKKKT—BRA.VD-NKW; A LIT-
tie beauty, fit for a bride; five-room motl-
ern cottage; Da by 150; cabinet mantels in
pvery room: closets, pantries, etc.; large
verandas; $2,350; one half cash.
W^"KKl>-TWO-dTOItY ‘ tJfeVENdUJOM
—gas nud water, porcelain tab; large lot.
Only $2.5oQ. 11.0)0 cash, balance like rent.
HOW IS THIS? BRAND-NEW TWO
story eight-room modern borne; one. block
off Georgia nveoue. Have party that will
take two years' lease, $3150 per month,
which will par 10 per cent on $3,900. We
can sell for $3,260; aay $1,500 cash, balance
easy.
wiiST Harris—two-story fi'-TO-
ilate eicht-room residence; stone's tbrow
of the Tabcrnncte. A lovely place for
business man: large lot; $4,200; $1,600 cash.
Can run for three yeara; $1,600 cash, bal-
ance easy
Now Is a Good Time
To build up a rent-paviug plaut for income purpose
The cheapest laud you can get is on the west side, just
beyond A., B. & A. Terminals, and this is the place to *et
high rents.
Let us show you some of these lots.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
FRASIER & SMITH.
Bell Phone 3533-M
WE BUY ANT) SEtaL HOUSES AND LOTS
on easy terms. 185 Auburn areuu*.
HOW
ABOUT COItNEH OF WEST BA-
autl Orme; dote In; business man's
home. Owner leaving the state. Well
worth $4.500. but $3,800 boys It.
$7,300—CENT UAL XVK. UOltNEK
done In. 60x8). This la simply gilt
dirt, good aa if it had gold In It.
$6.3«f>-llKHT BARGAIN O.^ TllE NORTH
side la ou fMIumbla avenue at thla price.
Goaf over $7,000, and la practically brand
new. We will only give information on
AND-Nbw con* AG b OF HIX
cash and per month. You cannot boat
thla If yon want a home.
BARGAIN IS A LOT IN THtJ PUKf-
tleat part of North Boulevard, near An
Thla Is tbe right pu
or a good place to baud a I
sell nt a profit.
lace for
boose that will
a profit.
ON ghANt street we have a uoob
8-riHMn cotta*., with all th. cltj con,
venlencea. large, eter.'.icd lot. Price $2,700.
*" terms.
B. ALM-oT NEW
conveniences,
’rice $1,800.
Eaay terms.
ON OAK1.AND AVEN J tlB. ALII,
5-room cottage, all the cltv con-
Grant Turk for a front yard. JT
Easy terms.
RICHMOND AVENUE - LAKEWOOD
Heights, on’r half block from tbe car
lino; orand new* well built cottage home,
I'rli’C. I!.'*>!
IONNALLY STREET' - NEAR PXTff
street school; well bnllt and anbstantlal
ottage home, containing five rooms and
all; all city conveniences: elevated lot,
.0 by 130 feet to alley. Price $2,230; eaay
term*.
WrW. t'oh' A ltiaghlt-UrtN ortfWM
of th. bcit plantntlona In Gtonla. Th.
>tant.tlon la nnc, tb. price la right anti
he d.acrlptlon la r.r, cotnp!»te.
RcIPPhono 2H27. Atlanta. Phont lttl.
jINDHAY inverted
SAVES GAS. IST'REASEH LIGHT.
CARTER A GILLESPIE ELECTRIC CO.,
40 North Uroatl street. 'Phont*. 6000.
DOZIER & REAMS.
Real Estate and Builders,
403 Peters Bldg.
PHONES—BELL 1789; ATLANTA 152.
Bargains.
i FARM OF 75 ACRES, WITH FOUR-
room cottage, two miles oouth <>( Do-
S. i B. TURMAN & 00,
82,600 - SIX-ROOM COTTAGE. WITH
•late roof; tiuWt of text material; 'alt
uatetl on the nortbr aide; right near Atlanta
Store work*. Atlantic compress, DeLokch'a
mill and those other hi* Industrie*. The
owner will aell on rerr eaay tanoy. tiny,
KM rmh and balance <78 per month.' Tltta
la a rcry attractlr* propoattlon end a hart
gain.
near Butler; ouly 5Easy paymnnta;
Jot 60 by 160. ■ ' ■
84.000—TWO-STORY NINE-ROOM HOUSE
on Highland avenue. In ttne condition:
near corner Jackson street. Thla I, a areal
big l urgaln end we can sell on easy term*.
If you hare 8600 to 1760 cash, we will trad#
-end balance can be paid omeaay monthly
Installment*. ^V
82,000—FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE ON EAST
avenue; not far from North Boulevard. If
you can raise about 8250 cash yon may tak.
thla house and pay tbe rest 120 per
monlb. Tho place Is worth 12,600, and you
get a hi* bargain If you buy It .
330 TO 400 FEET FRONT ON PEACH-
free. In tbe heart of tbe beat of that
beautiful ■ avenue. Will subdivide to rail
purchaser, and make lota 234 feet 'deep.
We are In position to make price, oo the
propel ty that will attract buyers who want
Psaohtrt, UotucP Come end pee us about
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s. B. TURMAN & CO.
... AN INVESTMENT; HISltOOM
n«»ar Houtbcrn yards (North avenue). Can
•ell for $860; $250 ra*h. balance like rent.
You rould not build the house for, $1,000, to
say nothing of the lot.
north boltj;vahd=-A.n UP-TO-DATE
modern home; $5,000; one-half cash.
WOODWARD AVENUE. NEAR PARK
avenue, eight-room two-atory; up to date;
$4,000; eaay payment*.
NEAR OUA.vr PARK. ON GEORGIA
avenue, ruuulng through to Second street,
six-room cottage; $3,(50; eaay payments;
with pork for playground, la a pick up.*
ERTiTTim F6kit^sf VJivKiW^of:
A. J. WEST & CO.,
CENTURY BUILDING. 'PnONB 1754.
NORTH SIDE HOME—200 FEET FROM |
moat fashionable pari of Peachtree; mod-1
trn. Shade and pretty lawn. Two-story
nine-room residence: $6,750.
EolFflT fllfcfe U6m'e-onE of TIie fl
neat In Atlanta; hnnlwooil finish. No bet
ter surroundings; large lot; barn, carriage
houw>. Actual coat 127,000. Might get It for
$13,000.
PKAUIITREE HViMK—LOT NEARLY 400
feet deep. Two-atory. slate roof, splen
did residence. Servants* bouse, stables and
carriage bouse; $15,000; another for $18,000;
on Peachtree, near Ponco Delecon avenue.
INSTALLMENT PLACli-floOD EOT;
new six-room cottage; water, gas, porce
lain bath; paved street, electric cars; $2,500;
only $250 cash, balance $26 por month.
Don't think of taking any step In real es
tate till yon see us.
MAKIKTTA',. GA.-d.'llT/icl: HOME: LOT
100 by 47&L seven-room cdttnge. Modern
In every respect. Thla la a bargulu at
$6,0i)0. v ‘ *
KELl.Y STltHhi'fj.lirS KOOM t'O'I'TAOE.
with ga>. water, porcelain luilh. .Care
pose the door; only $2,050. Terma, If do
sired. ■
TENTH'STftKKT idVfTBETWEEN PIED
moot avenue and Myrtle street. Y<jji h
letter sec* us about this. Only $1,230.
CALL FOR L. F. ioWEN. ^
W. M. SCOTT & CO.,
210-212 Gould Building.
Both Phones.
good condition, water nud gas ou both
good neighbors; nix rooms and bath—$1,600.
NEW DOUBLE THREE ROOM TBNE
men t house, reut a for $12 per month, can
he-bought for $1,100.
WANTED!
Have customer for desirable
vacant lots in 8th ward. List
yours with
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate—Renting,
28 Peachtree St.
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
sweat* 25c each extra. Out-of-towti orders
given prompt and careful attention. Beat
work, 1 latest styles. * -a....* -•
Whitehall street.
Acme HatteiV
MADAME MRLL1E.
THE NOTED EGYPTIAN PALMIST,
can It,* consulted ou all affairs of life. Hhe
reunites the separated, muses a speedy
marriage with the one of your cholee. give*
names, dates and facts lu everything per*
. .. . j|sB
WALL PAPER.
tformerly of Burnett A Willis) la not dead
nor missing. He la contracting wall paper
end Minting. Office and show room 12
Bast Hunter street. Both 'ptioues M.
BU8INES8 OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR RENT
tlf» HIGHLAND AVKNl’E.
THU* KHVBN-ROOM COTTAGE, ON LOT
•V) by HJ6, tvhleli lies idevated, la on th»»
south nlde of lllghlaud avenue, 'at the
corner or llnwell; has gas nml water: bath,
closet, sink In the kitchen; hits Insratitau
uvcuue ears
i »nts $30 per month.
3411 NORTH ROI'LBVARD.
THIS TWO-STORY SEVEN-ROOM FRAME
l« on the went side of tbe Boulevard,
at the corner of Forrest avenue; has gas,
hot and cold water: porcelain bath, closet,
stationary washxtaiid. tduk In the kitchen;
lu a good neighborhood, and In good re
pair. Ileuta $S) |n‘r mouib.
JOHN J. WOODSIDK,
THE REaNTINQ AGENT,
18 Auburn Arenut.
Both Phones lit.
TIIE (*ELEBRATED BARRETT HTOVES
AND RANGEH
Ate th* only Htoves und Knugt-s on earth
In which tlie heat IWSNKH EM RELY
AlioUNh THE OVEN. Fully protected
by government
INDIAN LAND.S~50»VA) ACRES INDIAN
lands lu Oklahoma will lie «>|mmil for
houiefteadlug Di^-ciuber 3 to S. You «‘au
make spplf•'ntioii^ In (tenon or by malt Ki'ml
KEEEH THE LIVER RIGHT. KEEEH THE
bowels light, keeps the ktdnerN right.
k**eps the heart right ami keep-s the uerv«*s
right. Wbst more mil vo.i n»k or ei|H-**t
of u meillrliie? Try n imjiIIh. anil should
reward .ifferevL AppT/|u>V'lm fi-n rn till 11 siii’jl.oiw I !ni,!'"vv.' Ul \,
Ui .16 Ceaturjr Uf.Jg. I mpilrnj. Hi' k' ni.,, Gvvnibii. I Wblphsll sliwu
FOR SjVLE—TYPEWRIT
ERS.
We have all makes second-band
and rebuilt Typewriters at prices to
move them. If you fail to let us know
your wants In this line you will lost
money. . Write or call for "Special
Sale List." We maintain the best
repair department In the South and
guarantee tho best sroVk. .
SOUTHERN STATES
WRITING MACHINE CO.
424-25-2G Candler Bill*.
CENTRAL PROPERTY.
All Who Have Bought With
in the Last Year Have
Matle From Twenty-Five
to One Hundred and Fiftv
Per Out.
SAUNDERS, PRATHER &
COMPANY,
510 Temple Court Bell Phone 1081.
84 ACRES is I MIUS OF HAl'EVH.I.E.
12.(00.
37 AcItKf! S Mil,EH ATLANTA. 2 Ml LI
of Rust Point. 14,000;
OAKLAND CITY. UN CORNER LO* FAC-
lag car Inc: largo house, $3,000.
DfccXfm _ hf.V-RUOSi " HunHE~ANl»
.tore; n*ht In tuwri: lot 120 hy 178, 18,230.
WiJS^n R'niAVkRl.TsPf: fiffitTtoo'yia
I and Loth; lot 60 by 178, 84.600.
s6t’TfT hTWE. BUASdNBW. Kltin 1 ! 1
lot 40 by
rooms;
160.
> 192. Something good, 13,.
wIUtWaU, terrace ^ blivEN
rooms; lot 45 by 180. Almost new. Terms.
$2,850.
302.000 acIii'A kl.6ltir>1 TfffftKR IaS'IiH'
If this will Interest you, come to sen us.
J. U. WEBB, Manager Salts, tieprrtnirnl.'
BETWEEN THE PEACH-
TREES.
NEW 6-ROOM COTTAGE
ON TENTH STREET,
NEXT TO WEST PEACH
TREE, $4,750.
ADJOINING LOT, $1,600.
COLUMBIA AVE. LOT
.10 FEET NORTH OF
MRS. WHITESIDE, $2,250.
WEST PEACHTREE LOT,
50 FEET NORTH OF
MR. BURTON SMITH,
$3,250.
APPLY TO OWNER,
B. MIFFLIN HOOD.
316 PETERS BLDG.
Both Phones 3519 and Bell
2249.
HOUSES BUILT AND
SOLD ON INSTAL
MENTS.
Bring us your plans. We
will help you select a lot
and your house will l )e
built to suit you.
One of our clients who lias
money will take care of
you. He wants business
that is reliable, and we
will take pleasure in ar
ranging the details.
You make a cash payment
and the balance monthly.
It is easy to get a home on
this plan. Confer with us
about it.
S. B. TURMAN & CO.
M. A. SHELTON,
DON'T FORGET M. A. HHELTOX 18 i
practical store and range repairer: brat
88 s “ 0, ‘ •*“"
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Dr. E. C. Cartledge lias moved hi.
office to 1118 to 11-0 Fourth National
Bank Bulldln*.
Also, Dr. T. a. Cunningham. Eye,
Ear. Not# and Throat, has moved bis
office to 1118*20 Fourth National Bunk
Building.
TRY A WANT AD
IN THE GEORGIAN
RUSSIA AT THE PART
ING OF THE WAYS
E. L. MORSE.
nil FOURTH NATIONAL BANK -BLDG.
I WILL HELL TIIE BEST LOT, 200 FEET
striN»t frontage, centrally located, for $46,-
000; one-half ca*h, balance at 5 per cent
|M>r annum.
Alto 200 teA on railroad by 2to on itreet,
with buildings worth $12,000, for tbe small
sum of $23,000, half rash.
Also 400 foet on railroad by 223 deep
for $40 per front foot. Total $16,000.
All itic above propsrtj^ Is worth not legs
than $115,000. Fan take one or all.
THE GEORGIAN,
OWNER.
DEWBERRY’S
DELIGHT.
lo 21
l*»ek. Office 2#*
FOR RENT.
MCE Font ROOM COTTAGE. ONE
block from Capitol atcnuc. Hum ball,
front and Lick porch, lot 5*) by 120; $U)
j»cr month. ?
(’. W. KDIM.VS,
17 Grant Bldg.
NEW STORE AND THREE ROOMS CON-
i-ted nud *U-rootu cottage: rented $27.50
th. lo»t triangular. 126 feet front and
163 feet on another street. Splendid Invest
ment for $2,750. One-half cash; cloas to
Marietta street. *
fTLBN.NWOOIl AVENUE. NEAR GRiXT
Minvi; nearly new cottaae; all conve
niences. Lit 43 by 140 feet; $3»0<M. TVruia
$5») cash, balance $26 month. 0 per vent.
rXIOTol. AVBSCK-4:noif'K corner
lot VK) by 250 foet; level; 4 feet above
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By PAUL VI.VOORADOFF
(.of (he University of St. Petersburg)
}1IE eighteen months ago, tbe reyo-
lutloti In Rtisslt might have been
averted by a slrua* and clear-sighted
government If It bad either taken
the lead In the political movement nt the
upper claeees end conduated It. Into the
channelt prepend by the Zemstvos, or else
If It had boldly played tho game of th*
lower orders and overawed the Intellec
tuals by tn authority derived from great
democratic reforms.
But, of rourae, strong and clesr-elghted
leaders were required for either of these
policies, and If tbe government had pos
sessed them It would not have been driven
to the extremities which render heroic
measures absolutely necessary.
The mesanro of Its atreogtb and Insight
Is to be gathered among other things from
woeral collapse of Its moat clever
personality. Count Witte, who has only
himself to thank for the universal dis
trust and disapprobation bestowed on the
colleague of M. Durnovo.
Nor Is Goremykin likely to avert tbe
coining crash. His record Is not better
then that of Count Witte, nnd his abllltv
certainly less, while hy bis side appear
such striking re “— -- “
restme as
ms toff.
Bat.
nrc of lnfiinItorim.il value now. ^ Event*
are moving on by their own weight, aa It
were, nml a kind of hlatorical fate rules
the nrttona of tho protagoniata of thu great
drama.
One of two course* may l»e adopted hy
<iuc«tlon* raised, or’ elriThe will try to
pacify the naaembly by sweeping conces
sions.
The ultimate result is not likely to vary
In either of these eventualities. Matters
will come to a head more rapidly In the
first case, while the main decision may be
staved off for some time In tbe latter.
But there Is sure to be a breach lu the
end; nor la It Improbable that the crucial
question of the disposal of the army may
come to play a ** — —“ *“
aliout a strangle.
Tbe lemlerMhlp of this force the sover
eign can not give up without surrendering
hhus« lf, and. on the other hand, the as-
Kcnibly would be ever hnanted by appre
hension In regard to such a force, even In
the case of the widest concessions.
Tbe «*omi»rotulse effected In this vespeel
In Germnny nnd Italy are mainly tbe pr*'*l-
nets of the great service-* rendered by the
tuouurchkiti power lu i$*»th stated lo tar
military history of the two nations.
Already in Austria-Hungary tbi* case |s
different, .is for Bussla, the l»e*t sOlpt!on-»
theuiMohoi;. bill in the findings. The |»<$lnts
... „ IHU'SOI
looke«l Into each other's eye* lu the
Tanria palace have been brought up In
hatred nnd contempt for each o:h->r--thi
Nooks and Comers
of American History
By REV. THOMAS B. GREGORY.
FREE-CONSCIENCE DEMOCRAT.
History has Ha compensations, ami so
out that In the vary year when
atakl! Bruno waa burned at the
ln Bon>* for conaclence sok-
bora In Ihe Brltlah Isles the
man who upon the shores of the New
»“ destined to Inaugurate the
day of absolute religious freedom.
,«o lla . m .t *5® Welshman, was
born In I860 at the dawn of the won
derful aeventeenlh century that was to
^ r „ k .i uch fnndnmental changes In hu
man thought and life.
*l*8Tee at Cambrldgi-.
w , entered the mlnlaui.
}hat wa* In perfect keeping
c l e *n. life and noble purpose...
hG-Vt’i!® 1 . ot unreason and
blffotp, Archbishop Laud, took a 41s-
Uka to W llllaina preaching, and the
joune clergyman fled to New England.
„ Boston YVIHUma was at lint re
ceived with great cordiality, but lie
soon found that the civil authorities In
the New World were as tyrannical ns
they Had proven to be In the Old, and
to escape the bigotry he to detested lie
went to preach In Haiem. But the Bos-
ton bigots drove him from Salem. II-
then ecttleff In New Plymouth, but hi-
teaching there wa* anything but agree
abld to the agents of the "Bay," and
mm Plymouth he went back again to
Thla greatly angered the "godlv"
ones at Boston, and, being unable to
answer his arguments, they made ar
rangements by which Williams was to
be kidnaped and shipped to Ehgiaml.
Getting wind of this. William-; left
hla sick-lied and "steered Ills course m
the Narragansctt Bay and tho Indians."
The savage Massnsolt made the fugi
tive hla guest at his home at Mount
Hope, showing him the kindness and
mercy that the "Christians" of Boston
lmd denied hint.
Except one William Blackatone, Wil
liams wa* the only white nisn In all
the region to which he had fled, but
Boon several others came to lUm frum
Salem, New Plymouth and other point;,
and In tile spring of 1636, on the beau
tiful peninsula between tbe Moosha.-
suck and the Woonaaquatucket was
founded the city of Providence.
At Providence, us the historian --f
Rhode Island well says, Roger Wil
liams and his companions establish- !
an anomaly In the history of the world,
a pure democracy. Ignoring any power
In the body politic to Interfere with
those matters that alone concern Man
ami his Maker.
According to Roger Williams’ way
of thinking, the magistrate should re
strain crime hut never attempt to pun -
Ish opinion. It was lit* will that "an
and every person should freely and
fully have and enjoy his nud their own
*■■*■■■■■ B I Judgments and consciences In matter-
ntm have now the upper hand k.ivc suf-. of religion, they behaving themselves
ren d so long nnil so much In Hi - '..t«t rust. peaceably and quietly, and not using
^us»d u “^«tgci l i , ;-ti!ir..^!h« ; i ll r.7" t r 1 ^
othvr* tvh« onpo*6» thorn. A final tom ot no1 le Inlurj or outuai l
Ktrencth mum cqpne Iwforv U.i*>l:i l*» ill- disturbance of others.
Much has been vaid cuncernina the
A fluid
pngth mutt f’qnu* In-fun* R;
.. -ed to proceed on If* fart l»**.*
Far be it from ine n» unsuiun- rhit ill
adoption of tlu* niilli-d fm^rnut pn-
rV\
it.
war *ir niMitliur .
Thla $-f i r. th- ••.mb*
of prliH-Ioli-ji wuj$j.l!i* I |-j r-viit b ilonuKv u-y,
Atucri<*nn fwlernllm.i au-t Gv*naati »<>iTnHaiti,
la m*ctfnar.v lu to :t»*t rlil of the mla-
-blevoua iilHturditlea <*f the old regime.
But l»jr and l»y the Rpaalsn nation will
realise, as other nation* have done liefore,
that n living organization cannot transform
(tones and riuew* at pleasure; that the fu
ture has deeper root* In the pant than tho
present la luclined to grant: that, as tbe
eiu|K*ror very proiterly nald the other day,
there art* ble**lng* of order as well at of
liberty: that public authority ami public
force $-nnuot fte #H$*(N‘nK«*.l with, lo.iat of all
In pert tain of viohuit ievl.il v.ure*t: that Una-
ids eaiimit give way l$-f#$ra the napiratioui
of all the iiathuuilitlee i-otii«MK«liig it with
out ceaottig to lie Unsafe.
I way In which freedom of conaclene
; wan provided for under Lord Bfilti-
inoro'a rule lo Maryland, but between
; BaUlmore’K government and that of
Roger Williams there waa this all-ltn-
portunt dllfetence, that, while the for
mer went only.part of the way. the
latter went the whole way. In Mary
land only Christian beMefa were tol
erated, and not even all forma of Chris
tian opinion were tolerated, while in
Rhode Island every form of belief wa*
allowed.
It would not be correct to aay that
Roger William* did not caro what a
man believed. He did care. He wm *
very devout and ploue man, and be
yond a doubt It pained hlta to And any
one denying the opinion* that were a*
•acred and precious to hU ac*uL
