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T THE ATLANTA GEORG TAN. SATL'RUAV. fiECKMillilt ' REMOVAL SALE. Kin account of having to va- I cate our present location, L. are giving 25 per cent I •jgeount on all finished Ital- IL and Georgia marble, also I n-mite monuments. Chero- £ Marble & Granite I Works, Hunter street, oppo site State Capitol typewriters. I ‘“rStliie .-..ii'lHIon; each *15.00 I N0 . remington, THonoirqn- ('' '* n-crimnlwl; *45.00 I three" no i smith premibiis: be- 1*55?. vlth No. 2 carriage, each *36.00 Oliver, rebuilt, *38.06 SO. 3 OLIVERS. EACH *50.00 I -^NCI. .1 FOX. COST *105; USED LESS I ,£n tlx i,loathe; Rood a a brand-new: b.j I nrcwiilor t-IMsm; our price *62.50 I TIVl) N<». 10 'YOSTS: ALMOST 1 joln« at inch VO. 4 YOSTS, FINE CONDITION: b K7.S0 lliisi: NO 4 HABI.OCK: GOOD CONDI. I TIoT.Vn. I WILLIAMS, BACH *32.50 ITVTOXa R WILLIAMS; ALMOST NEW! It 147.50 illI'IHin, HllcmilwH » unini?, I UibMtttat. Underwoods, Wellingtons, and I Oiher uinkee. II yon don't nee wliat 1 i ,v«m. nth for It. We carry n com- * (rtvi to i ,[1,1,. iiartles subject lo eMmlu.it lea. Coll \TLANTA TYPEWRIT ER EXCHANGE, TWO ESSENTIALS: TYPEWRITERS AND XMAS PRESENTS. We furnish both. The pres ent is made possible by the saving you make on the typewriter purchased of us. Nothing would be nicer as a gift, than a typewriter. We have a stock of more than 100 to select from. For Sale By J. A. BROOKS, full *-« CASH AND *50 PER MONTH, a flu-room cottage, SO !>/ 1W I of. All white, mid rnitm), Price $1,600. o.sj lot. Sc- tills. It Is worth t:,m. Ill, SIA'IOUIII cuitnac ■! This kind It scarce. TWO FIVE-HOOM COTTAGES. tements and good nelfhliorbool und Good invcstvnent. fft.VDSn.Mn HOME ON Cl KANT tr*ci: uow iumT « ah,lA! bought now on ills. Prl-c $5,250. ‘ ! *»<*> HADJI, roi l! LOTS IN GRANT ij fH-tlmi; feet front aud whit* I nefjhlH*rlirt4Hl. Easy leftns. «xk lMtrrnrY lot. clohi: in; to by BELOW WE QUOTH A FEW OP'OUK MANY KXTItAOHDINAItY VALUES: One No. 2 Smith Premier W One No. C Remington.... $65,00 One L. C. Smith new visible....! $65.09 One No. Z Oliver $60.05 One No. 6 Fay Sho, hraml-new $70.00 One No. 10 Yost $35.00 $100 will not purchase bet ter values than these else where. w\r. I rah make terms. W. M. SCOTT & 00.. < it v. Mineral and Farm Properties, Atlanta, Ga. houlkvard home. | mm: rooms, TWO STOftY HOUSE, *hh »ll ImprovtMiient*: lot 63 by 189. fa- $'*,290. This nluee Is loeate«l on the o»t ln-antlful sectlou of the uveutte, nnU | '* Jw-g far <*nongh out to make It most s. ruble. pm investment—NEuno property. near HEMPHILL AVENUE. FOUR houses; nit rented; on lot 135 by t, -Jul Tam,.,. * I'rlee $1,500. Terms. i V,v ... M'DANIEL RTRBBT. NINE ROOM TWO HTOBY II0U8E. with all improvement*. Corner lot; 62 7 Th** location of 'tbit place If do* I «rattle. The house has two large porches. Terms. u. Af . tin HEMPHILL AVBNUE. I I R-BttOM COTTAGE—THIS 18 A NICE ilttb- iiinco that is convenient to the '•*** amj to tho business Ioration of the I '} l L v ,ft * ,n - Brice $1,810; $250 cash, and 'lie l*alnnee like rent. ANOTHER LOT AS FOL LOWS: On* Vo. 4 Vont: good flinpc... *35.00 Two No. 4 Fox: work on good a, ntw. .*40.00 Onn Beni Rlto; excellent condition *30.00 Owe Bern Slio: wide onrrlnge *J5.M One Hniumond; good on new *40.00 Ouc No. 2 Remington *33.00 Two No. 5 New Century; worm *40....*35,00 Two No. 3 Cblengon, (lightly lined. ...JM.On Two rontnl, for traveling ben *10.00 SV BTJTLDINO. •PHONE, MAIN 4234. TOO LATE. LOST OPPORTUNITIES GONE FOREVER. The Bargains that should be in this place were sold last week. You postponed. Others secured the prizes. Don’t do it again. W. E. WORLEY, 325 Empire Building. Bell Phone 3312, Atlanta Phono 3983. Everything in this 1 column is carefully selected. BBAND-NKOV TEN-ROOM HOUSE clots In: north tide. Rented at *53.50; pries *4,650. Now right hero la the beat proportion nn It ttninla on the north aide. It nhould and would rent for *56. Strictly white. Paved itreet and enr line. FIVE BRICK FLATS:. FINK NORTH tide nectlon anil rented ,at *113.50 month. Price >13,500; *5,000 rub, balance yearly at 644 per cent. Figure on thin prop osition a little. RENTS AT *43; PRICE *3,650. THIS IS new property end elate In on tho eonth tide. This It no bad Ihveatmcnt. STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! XEVEB BEFORE ADVERTISED. Monday Morning’s Bargain Counter. *S.9W - FOURTEEN NE.. whits on ou# strset (colored In res Rental value of $1,330. or 15 per cent full amount. Wo can make terms; 01 one-third cash required. These houses a... extra well built, and tvIH be big dividend payer*. and small conservatory; excellent north side neighborhood. All modem conveniences; folding door* to throw large rooms togeth- *4,M5 Foil A CLOSE IN TWO-STORY twelve-room house, located on a corner of one of the best known streets In tho city. This place rents on yearly lease for $600, and can be bought oil terms. All con veniences and car line. This wilt make your money pay you 17 per cent gross, while your property grows In value. $3,$8$—BEAUTIFUL 8KVEN-ROOM GOT tnge. Will make an Ideal home. Very at tractive. with east front and shade. Kvery convenience. You will agree with us wbeu you nee It that It Is the nrettlest place on a beautiful street. HentOif for $419.' You — buy It practically on youf own terms. n*r six-i - - _ . bargain at this priec. Listen at terms; $1,615 cash; $1,000 In two years with no In terest. The Iwlatico will he taken In two years' rent. The lot Is east front, and Ilea perfectly. One block from car line l»otb ways. - ILW-DHCATUIL GA.; LOT TO BY 225, ON corner. One of the best streets. Hlx- room cottage, one (dock of court ho Beat v«* suburb. $m, EQUITY IN A VERY ATTRACTIVE six-room cottsge with large lot. Balance payable monthly. If you haven't the cash, bring nloug a vacant lot or some little pWoe ON WEST PEACHTREE PLACE I HAVE a nice two-story nlno-roora house at $4,- 600. Hag been reduced from $4,500. I al ready haro an offer of $3,850, but it will take just $4,000, and It ta worth every dol lar of it, too. BEAUTIFUL NEW EIOIIT-ROOM HOUSE on Juniper street. I can hult you In this place for $5,250. HEVI3X-IIOOM HOUSE; LOT 78 BY 826 feet, op Ponce DeLeon avenue. This Is the cheapest house In prlco on the street. Price $5,600. Terms. NORTH BOULEVARD; A FURNACE- heated bouse of nine rooms; corner Jot, Price reduced to $6,200. The house would cost $5,000 to build. 146 SOUTH AVENUE; A NEW FIVE room house; shady lot. Has two street fronts. Con be bought for $100 to $200 cash and $16 per mouth. BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES DIXIE TILE AND CEMENT WORKS. You are invited to visit opr plant at 538 Whitehall street and see the Leusch Ceinont Shingle Machine in operation. It’s the only suc cessful one. They Are Waterproof. Phone W. 445. BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES. WM. WILSON DECORATING GO. LOWNDES BUILDING. BELL PHONE 4364-M ATLANTA PHONE 1316 HIGH-CLASS WALL HANGINGS, IMPORTED PAPERS. TAPESTRIES. ETC. DECORATING OF CHURCHES, HOTELS, THEATERS COURT HOUSES AND PRIVATE RESIDENCES. GEORGIA NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS ROOFING SLATE. WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF VIR GINIA SLATE IN STAND ARD SIZES—CAN FUR NISH ANY QUANTITY. .ALSO NAILS, FELT, CE MENT AND METAI TRIMMINGS. WE ARE PREPARED TO PUT ON YOUR ROOF COMPLETE. DOWMAN-DOZIER MFG COMPANY. 55 AUGUSTA AVBNUE IS ONE OF THE moat beautiful home* ou tho aouth tide ou terrai. 1,406 ACRES FINK LAND IN TALBOT county; twenty hou*es, grist mill, gin nery and two steam euglnct. Price hat been reduced. You can get with the farm seven mules, two wagon* and all the farm ing tools. It's worth looking into. 1,012 ACRES IN TROUP COUNTY; fronts on West [Paint rood I n.lle; fine stock farm and a lot of timber. Price $12 per acre. THREE GOOD SIX-ROOM HOUSES 8EV- cu blocks this sldo of Grant park at $2,250 each; $256 cash and $20 per month. Why will you pay rent? SEE ME ABOUT 345 EAST GEORGIA avenue, 2TS East Georgia avenue and 468 Bass street. 1 nut going to sell them next week. MONCRIEF FURNACE COMPANY, 107 S. FORSYTH ST. HEATING PLANS AND ESTIMATES FREE. THE PLACE TO GET YOUR FURNACE. THEY IN STALL THE BEST FOR ANY KIND OF FUEL IN RESIDENCES, SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES. BOTH PHONES. DON'T FORGET TUB TEN-ROOM HOUSE r.'iitnl for *53.50 for *4.660. If, a bar- gain. H STREET, NBAB PIEDMONT. I f,: ' f \ ROOM COTTAGE. STORM- * “ floors; Instantaneous "»r END ITIOI'EUTV ON PEEPLES nVF.ItooM COTTAOB WITH SLIDING Tunn« f ’ lBrice verandas. Price $2,460. FUI. HOME IN 40UTII KlItK- v ...,, WOOD. MJEUOOII TWO-STORY HOUSE. WITH fruit aud flowers. Servants' & ; ,n ' 1 ■«*»!«. 106 by 213. One .?** Row school. Be sure uiul see tbt* Price $4,006. W. M. SCOTT & CO., ri 'y. Mineral and Farm Properties, Atlanta, Ga. $124—VINK HTREfeT LOT. 39 BY 146. Just right to build on for negro tenants. Will rent readily and all the time. FINE LOT. 52 BY 173 FEET, ON LU- die avenue. In West Eud, 60 feet east of Culberson. Price $1,1W. GO AT ONCE AND LOOK AT 4G3 BASS street; a beautiful building lot at $850. IN TWO BLOCKS OF ARAGON HO* tel, a well-built six-rooin house, slate roof. Price $4,160. You sre right In town here. 913 FEET FRONT ON NORTH HIDE; CAR Rue; running hack enough to make 43 arre§ of land. Price $15,500; $9,000 can, run ten years at 6 per cent. Ray, there Is' big money here. FOR SALE. HOMES AT COUEXIIILL. ‘•ASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. kkautiful S-ROOM RESIDENCE: **'«. bath and toilet. *35 per month. "'L* ,EGANt COTTAGE, *35.00 PER ' OZY HOME, IM.69 PER MOXTn. p *rMEXTI* SAME _ /-OPENHILb LAND CO., •- Krtjonreod Are., nnr PmcbWee *t. 1 lli-n. COt Atlanta PUone 345. STILL MORE EXCEP TIONAL VALUES ARE THESE: T<-« No. 4 WllUama. tho lowt Tlitble writer,, oompletely rebuilt and cnaranteed In erery reapect: each *50.00 Tea of the eeme make, thoroughly re paired. end will live good eerrlce; each.. W.09 V number of No. 3 Williams, In flne ebnpe; ‘ each - »*•*> Make yoqr eeiectlone and scud In order at once. Sent on approval anywhere. If ei- prese charge* P" 1 ' 1 - SOUTHERN STATES WRITING MACHINE CO., 424-25-20 Caridler Bldg. This space reserved for next week’s bargains. We’re certain to get them aud equally certain not to keep them. If you want them, keep in close touch with us, and we’ll bring you prosper ity. TEN LOTS IN A STONE'S THROW OF Grant park. Think of It nt $426 each, or $400 by taking the bunch. A chance to double your money. CONFEDERATE AVENUE, CLOSE TO 8outh Boulevard, two lets 5SH by 1TO each, at $600 each. They are beauties. REF. ABOUT THAT NEW TEN-ROOM bouse, rented at $5160; price $4,850. You are sleeping over your rights here. I HAVE A BARGAIN IN A WEST Peachtree lot; 92 by 150, for $7,500. WEST PEACHTREE FLAT; RENTS AT $156 per mouth. Price $14,000. Easy terms. ERTORIA STREET. FRONTING EAHT Fair street; Cgrj price of $190 Is very cheap for.lt. “WE GET RESULTS/’ THE OI.D TURF EXCHANGE BUILD- Ing on Pome DeLeon; rented at $25 nor loath. Lot 107 by 200, Price $3JW). R«w to for iMtrgawB. W. E. WORLEY, 325 Empire Bldg. Bell Phone 3312, Atlanta Phone 3963. WOOD FIBER WALL .PLASTER. THE ORIGINAL PROD UCT, AND THE ONLY PLASTER MANUFAC TURED IN ATLANTA. CAN BE PUT ON AT AS, LOW COST AS THE LOW ER GRADE SUBSTI TUTES THAT HAVE COME INTO THE MAR KET. WE CAN READI LY SHOW THIS, SO DO NOT BE MISLED. GEORGIA WOOD FIBER PLASTER COMPANY. WHITEHALL ST. & CEN TRAL R. R. PHONE 1152. HAHR-DAVIS LUMBER COMPANY. PLANING MILLS. OFFICE AND YARDS: 333 To 339 Decatur Street. Rough and Dressed Lumber, Shingles, Laths, Sash, Doors, Blinds and Build ers’ Hardware. Our saw mill interests in Tift County, Georgia, afford us facil ities to give prompt service and nt tile lowest prices. Dimension timbers a specialty. Both Phones ALEXANDER LUMBER AND MFG. CO. Manufacturers and Dealers in ROUGH AND DRESED LUMBER, Lath, Shingles, Hush, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Interior Finish and Builders Hardwure. Office, Factory and Yard: t3-7fi9 South Pryor Street, Corner Southern Railway. Phones 2354. City Office: fi North Forsyth Street, Austell Building. Boll Phone 398, Atlanta Phone 400. .. WILLINGHAM, U. It. TIFT. President. Vlre Prei. W. II. WtMXGIIAU, Secretary and Treasurer. WILLINGHAM-TIFT LUMBER COMPANY Ilough and Dressed LuijiIht, Hash, Doors. Blinds, Builders' Hard ware., 209 Murphy avenue. Take Fast Point or College Park car uud got off at McCalVs Crossing, ou Lee street. Bell 'phone 86 treat; Atlanta 'phone 711. STATISTICS. New Bank Building Begun. 8peela! to Tho Georgian. McRae, Ga,, Dec. 8.—With the com pletion of our'new $50,000 court house comes a new Impetus In • building in McRae. Besides quite a number of new reahlenceH going up, a new Merchants* bank building nha been Blurted, and when It la completed It will be by far the handsomest structure here. Fined for Wife Beating. Special to The Georgian. Augusta, Ga., Dec. 8.—L. Bragc^o, an Italian about 40 years of age, was tried Jn recorder’s court here yester day morning on the charge of bearing his wife. Two cases of disorderly con duct were docketed against Braga**«» and on the first he was sentenc'd to pay a fine of $5 or work 10 days on ti e public works and on the second charge he was sentenced to pay a fine of $100 or 00 days. Resisted Officer, Was Shot. Special to The Georgian, Augusta, On., Dec. 8.—C. C. Forbe-. a police officer, last night shot and In stantly killed Kd Williams, colored, after u desperate struggle across the street from police headquarters. The negro had been arrested for burglary. Lights are Again On. Bpi'chtl to The Georgian. Bockiuarf, Ga., Dec. S.—Tlw boiler of the electric light plant burst Mon day morning, doing considerable dam age to the engine, but the broken parts were taken to Rome and after two nights of UurknesH the lights were again In evidence. Injured Negroes W.iil Recover. Specie 1 r« The Georgian. Hockmart, Ga., Dec. 8.—In an ex plosion at tho Cement Plant Saturday morning three negroes were serlou* !v hurt, but all are expected to recover. The accident was due to careiessm -'i and ignorance on the part of the ne groes, it Is clntmed, * To Drodgo At Wharf. Hpeoial to Tlie Georgian. Brunswick, Ga., Dec. 8.—The big dredge Atlantic, according to the pres ent program, is to return to Brunswick within tho next two or three weeks tu continue und complete the* work of dredging out Brunswick river along tho site of the Brunswick Steamship Com pany’s wharves. The Atlantic while dredging tho channel will also fill in the marsh land on the water front with the mud brought up from the bottom >>t the river. Shipping Crosstits North. Hpcebd to The Georgian. Brunswick. Ga., Dec. 8.—The Ameri can Tie and Timber Company, of this city, has again closed a charter for the next trip north of the steamship Sutlllu of the Brunswick Steamship line. The steamer will come south on her second trip some time next week with n full cargo, and will take back a cargo of about forty thousand cross- tles. Clothing Caught Firs. Special to Tho Georgian. Macon, Ga., Dec. $.—Mrs. Eleanor McMlchaef lies at death's door at her hdrne in South Macon as the result of having been frightfully burned yester day when her clothing Iiecamo ignited from tho grate fire in her room. Lumbsr Company Organised. Bpccftii co The Georgian. Macon, Ga., Dec. 8.—Messrs. O. D. McKee, E. A. Hallam and R. K„ BlBes, Macon business men. have oruan!x> il the McKee Lumber Company, und will start business within a short time. A capital stock of $10,000 hits been paid up. Tan Year# for Stealing Mule. Hpfrial to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., Dec. 8.—Henry Collins BUILDING PERMIT8. $100—IV. L. Fain, to erect Iron awning < rick building, corner Currier and Piedmont avenue. „ , . . $34R—F. A. CorUlv, to more honao and re- negro, was sentenced to ten years’ im pair same at 143 Peachtree street. prisonment In the penitentiary by WrWff /Mflnttv to 'tw* nietnl algo I judge Felton yesterday, after ciutvlc•• at 74-6 Marietta street. - $280—Ka: Kant AtlAiila Land Co., to rluinao I llnn "" n ch ' u F” ot raule TOKdf ' store front at dgeirotsi avenue. PROPERTY TRAN8FER8. $700—W. M. Kirkpatrick tu West Lumber ro„ lot ou Oak street near Howell place. Warranty deed. $260—John N. Him* to Kdut Belle Hluts. lot on corner of Pharr's, .smith's and I'rnw- ford's land In land lot 61. Warranty deed. $60—Westvlew Cemetery Association to jj Caroline M. livery, lot In Westvlow ceniu- * ter/, warranty deed. ILloOr’-East Atlanta Land Co. to W. A. Callaway, lot on Waddelt street near Edge- wood avenue. $900— Mrs. Annie Brown to Mr*. E. Hen- drlxj lot on Flat Hhoaia road, warranty $860—D. W. Yarbrough to Mrs. Annie Brown, lot op Flat Hhoals r«sid near Clsy street. Warranty deed. DEATH 8. -.„.jlc colon died of pneumonia at 3u6 Bobble Tuck, aged 7 mouths, died nt 49 Kirkwood avenue. John W. Maxwell, ngod 64 years, died nt Ckt H. Pryor street. V. IV. Reynold*, aged 6> years, died ot pneumonia at 218 E. Georgia nvems*. Minnie Hicks, ng«*d 24 years, died of con sumption nt 24 Chestnut stroet. Mrs. M. A. Hall, ngwl 66 y»?nrs f died on Kirkwood avenue. Susie Bond, aged 25 y»»ars. diet! at 312% Decatur street. Effle Willis ms fcolored), age«l 5$ yi*ars, died st Id! s. Boulevard. A. Tate (colored), ag«*«l 54 years, died of apoplexy itt 1*2 Ashby street. Walter Johnson icoloredi, aged 39 years, died of acute Indigestion at 43 Carter street. Dor Jones (colored), aged 2» years, died at 101 X. ltutler street. Mrs. J. W. Benfroc, aged 76 years, died at Cleburne, Tex. WOODWARD LUMBER COMPANY. HARDWOOD INTERIOR FINISH AND MANTELS, DOORS, SASH &-BLINDS. SEND YOUR PLANS FOR ESTIMATES. ATLANTA - - GEORGIA. Deaths and Funerals. CwHi.r of Kimball. Mrv. L. 31. In(II(. caflhler of th- Kim ball. hns boon appointed to a similar position In the Palmer House, ChleuRo. .Mrt. Inglln will leave next ueek for Chicago to worn- her new liutleM. Ladle, of Maceaboo,. Gate City Hive No. 4. Ladies ot Mac cabees. xvlll meet Monday evening at 7:C0 o'clock at 1S3 Peachtree street. City 8alo*mon. The City Salesman's Association met at tho city Iml! Saturday mnrnlns and decided to bIvo a minstrel show In March, the proceeds of which will go ta charily. The following committee was ap pointed: S. Culawsky. O. P. XY'ci.-fti ger. c. K. VVeddlagton. \V. H. King and J. D. Duncan, Will Elect Officer,. The annual election of officers of Grady tent. No. 3, Knight, of the Mar- •abees, will take place next Wednesday at Nix 56 i ure urged B. L. Crynei. II. L. Crynes, iiged 87 years, die.I Friday night at Ills residence, 37 I b i llon avenue. Ho I* survived by four daughters, one son and one sister. The funeral services will be conducted Bun- day morning ut the residence. Tho In terment will bn In Sylvester cemetery. J. W. Maxwell. I The truly of J. W. Maxwell, who died Friday'morning, was sent to McDon ough, Ga., for Interment Saturday aft ernoon. John W. Baker. John W. Baker, aged 53 years, died Saturday morning ut 5:*o o’clock nt the Kimball bouse. The body will Is.- sent to Greenville, 8. U., Saturday night at 13:15 o'clock. His relatives reside In Ilatosvllle, 8. C. James W. Green. James \V. Green died Friday night <U Ids residence, I3»3 Marietta street, oft' r an Illness of about two months. He is survived by his mother, two sou. and one daughter. The funeral service, will be conducted Sunday afternoon ot the residence. The Interment will be at i lurry's cemetery. M. Yarbrough. M. Yutbrough, aged 37 years, di d Friday at Vln'n?- Stc.Mot. T'.e ftir.oral will be conducted Saturday ar.d the In terment will be nt Hollywood ceme tery. .Mr. Yarbrough was a aon-lp-law of Sergeant W. H. Turner, of the At lanta i»>Ilco force. Bobbie T»ck. Hobby Tuck, the 7-montba-oU .on Mr. and Mr*. Z. T. Tuck, died Ft •lax- night at the family residence, 49 Kirk wood avenue. The funeral services will be conducted Saturday afternoon at :t o'clock In the private chapel of Harry G. Pisde & Co. The Interment will n.- at LawrencevlUe, Ga. W. P. Archer. The body of XV. P. Archer, «h In Tucson, Arlx., Juno 17, nrrl\ Atlanta Saturday morning. Mr. er was a former resident of thl- . ity, who removed to Arlsonu for the bene fit of Ids health. The Knights ■ r Pytli. fas will have charge of Sir- fan.-. , .r- rangetnents. The body Is at the un dertaking parlors of Hurry Poole i