The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, December 31, 1906, Image 10
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WANTED HELP—MALE.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
GRANDMOTHER'S
SALVE.
GUARANTEED TO CUtlE A NY CHRONIC.'
sore, carbuncles, bolls, cuts, burus. tot
ter, erysipelas, chapped bands, and Ups.
plies, catarrh. Pore, clean and barm lest.
Has been given sway for about eljjnty
years. Recently placed on tbe market,
druggist falls to furnish It. send us 23c In
stamps and we will send you a box. post
age! paid. Natloual Ointment Company,
Atlanta, Oa.
BOY fOUR FURNITURE
From tbe J. B. Turner Furniture Co., .1-43
W. Mltcbell bt. Bell 1-bone 1757.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
We repair, pack an. iblp.
TYPEWRITERS.
Second-band tjjiewrlters of .11 mike,
oor npedaltj. Beat rolue. and lowe.t
price. guaranteed. Illustrated catalogue
ATLANTA TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
71 North Prgor afreet Atlanta, On.
SHOULD rou HAVE A COLD AND A
cough, take "Dewberry a Delight. Noth
ing better. Druggist. »etl It.
I MANGANESE SCREW DOOR BANK
I naff-., tire-proof safe*, vault doora. U. W.
Ellin, 26 b*. Broad ntreet.
PORTABLE GAS AND W^li a W Oir»n. »« B.‘Broad .treet,
ELECTRIC LAMPS
, Reduced SO per cent tor the holiday
WE WANT TODAY BTRNO-BOOKKEHP- trade at
FREE
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umns without charge—and perhaps get you work at once.
advertisements are ONE CENT A WORD
MONEY TO LOAN.
Co., 704 Candler Bldg.
Established 1*90.
fered; small expense and prompt attention.
~ ttt real r‘
Turman.
SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND:
any amount, 4!i, 6 and 6 per cent Writs
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BICYCLE SUNDRIES.
BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST
bicycle and anndry distributors In tbe
Scutb. Southern agents for Pierce, Yale,
Snell and Hudson bicycles. Write for our
lfctt catalogue and price Hit. Alexander*
Eljea Co.
«Sh SSESnS^n'tO^SSSA FRETWELL-JONES CO.
Bank Bldr. Ball phone. Main U3». Electric Contractorn. 26 South Broa
M. A. SHELTON.
W A 1ST T R D—COMPETENT REMINGTON I DON'T FORGET M. A. SIIELTON IS A
Typewriter t-o., us i eacniree eire«i. | 6275 R1 Pryor atreet.
B nb& L °Atlaiita Ga®^secures I FOR SALE-TWENTY HEAD JERSEY
positions for competent people In*'all com-1 „njilch cows. Apply to P. O. My hand, Wcet
nerclal, mechanical, technical and
Inc*. Enclose ci»mps for free list.
WANTED-MEN .
trade. Great demand for barber*,
wage* paid.
He* to o
Few weel
poor man.
FOR HALE-FIRST-CLASS LUNCH ROOM
TO LEARN BARBER | ..hibo confectionery store. Apply *”
Top I Wbltclinll street.
men aaSSS' W °. , tb‘^.re r n , .'l!!i: HORSE. WAGON. IURNES8 AND SMALL
ks comniete*. Fine chance for a I elevator for sale cheap. 137 Bellwood ave*
- * ' ■ " * 1 — Atlanta 'phono
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
PORTABLE GAS AND
ELECTRIC LAMPS ,
Reduced SO per cent for the holiday SACRIFICE SALE
trade at
FRETWELL-JONE# CO., AS FOLLOWS:
Electric Contractorn. 26 South Brood M , hlll( . k pacing rondntcr. Jack BnrndleyJ
■treet. 'Phonen: Bell 1327 M, Standard .in-,1 by the mighty Uambetta Wilke—
<09. groat pedigree—very fa.t nud very gentle;
.. . ' —— I any Indy can drive him.
WANTED—AT ONCE. 25 GOOD CABINET 1
makers; stendy work; good wages; trana-
portatlon advanced responsible parties; |
open shop., *- * *
A BIG BARGAIN
At $500.00.
WANTED—A WOOD TURNER IN HASH I AfV AUTOMOBILE
mid door factory; one who understand* i
how to run band saw preferred. State I A White Steamer, 1906 model; recently thor-
wnges wanted. Apply Box 463, Athens, Ga. oughly overhauled; new engine: splendid
I condition. $1,200 takes It. Will V. Zimmer,
FOUR PER CENT HOME MONEY TO
lend on monthly payment plan; no delay;
also money for purchase money notea
Straight loans made at 6 per cent and up*
wards, according to desirability of loan.
W. A. Foster. 13 8. Broad street.
DU8INE8S OPPORTUNITIES.
THE CELEBRATED BARRETT 8TOVE8
AND RANGE8
In which the beat _
AROUND THE OVEN. .
by government patents, manufactured by
Atlanta Stove Works. Make your dealer
get you one.
FOB SALE-PROFITABLE MERCANTILE
Imslnesa In one of the best small towns In
middle Georgia, with the best educational
advantages. For particulars, address Rox
26. Locust Grove, On.
Wasted-one reliable person fN
each county In Georgia to take stock In n
corporation now organising for blgh-clnss
manufacturing business, which will pay
from 60 to 100 per cent per annum on Invest-
went. Write for full prospectus and our
renson for accepting only one subscription
In each county, together with our refer
ences; full Investigation will prove this the
opportunity of the century. Address P. O.
Box 297. Nashville, Te»n.
GROCERY STORE BARGAIN
on Marietta street.
W. Jones, Business Broker,.
222-223' Century building. 'Phones 5660.
821 Washington street.
PIGEONS.
WANTED—AGENT8.
I variety of rare pigeons to be
ofcrowdrffou.m.on,. n llm
finish;
Jure*
us for enlargement; fair prices, good
; 16 by 20. Religious and scenery pie- Jg® n D hffA? r hut eood
„ cheap. Tbe Garner Company, 1*A Phi 1 .fi*!! fiS?®
•tern street, Atlanta, Ga, I- nt the state .fair,
have no
ones. 1'rlxe winners
guaranteed workln;
time nnlv. A' few pairs of Giant California
P I riers, Fly lug Squab and Show Homers, Kng-
men’Without experience preferred. GaU to*-1 lj*h Pouters, Pigmy Pouters. Swallows,
tween 7 and S a. iu. at 13-A Peters .trout. Arehnnaela. nirinlmcham Rollon. I'mlor
A.k for Mr. t'nit/. | Tumbler., M
I Tumblers, Swiss Mondnlnes. Red Curr.imix.
Magpies. Dragons. Jacoldns; also Ruuts.
Uiiut-Maltese Cross, Homer Cross for squab
| breeding.
The Best Loft Connected
.With the Best Hotel in the
FRETWELL-JONES CO., goutk
T71..1 >i.% rv»Hto.ntAN ma Um.ti. r»_ -« I ^VUIU.
Visitors Welcome.
Kinibullville Pigeon Loft.
The New Kimball House, Atlanta, Ga.
PORTABLE GAS AND
ELECTRIC LAMPS
Electric Contractor,, 26 South Brunt!
ntr««t. ’Phonen: Bell 1327 M, Standard
109.
OLD HAT8 MADE NEW.
OLD SOFT AND STIFF FELT
Whitehall afreet.
WANTED HELP-FEMALE.
ELECTRIC LAMPS
WANTED-FOUR GIRLS TO WORK
b'ltdiTjr. Apply lo The Rloeter C
pany, 3t and 46 Walton atreet.
WANTED HELP-Male and Famate.
PORTABLE GAS AND
ELECTRIC LAMPS
Reduced 60 per cent for the ho]
trade at
FRETWELL-JONES C
WANTED—8ITUATION8.
irirni: imi in
care Georgian.
dng pi
» No.
POSITION WANTED BY
pber with tlx years' experle
flee work; reference furnished
O. Box 204. Abbeville, Ga.
A FIRST-CLASS SALESMAN
ST
PORTABLE GAS AND
ELECTRIC LAMPS
BOA.-OERS WANTED.
HITHER ETAOI ETAO HTAO 1AOINN
~ I FOR HALF—A WELL-BROKE YOUNG
8 nmre; Georgia-rained; bargain; must
r | sell nt once. Address I\ E. Ungers, 16 N.
rt j I’rjror street. Bell phone 313 Main.
| ONE WELL-TRAINED LLMWRf.I.VN
"1 classed setter hlteb. 3 years oi l; a good
1 hunter; stauneh and fine retriever^ the first
| Grove, On.
- FOR RENT—FARM8.
FOR RENT-SMALL FARM 2 MILES
west of CoIIego Tark ou Nownnn road.
y|J. C, Woodward, College Park, Ga.
"DEWBERRY’S DELIGHT" KEEPS* THE
J BODY IN PERFECT HEALTH BY RE-
STORING THE NERVE FORCE.
■
. | MISCELLANEOUS.
4 I " JXJU ~ r r nskAjvwvirt
• WANTED—8RCOND-IIAND FURNITURE,
I organs and household gooda. A. Springer, ,
1 230 Peters atreet. Bell 'phono 2762 J. 1303 L.
1 r
Franklin Cleans Clean. • j,
THATS MT BUSINESa
BELL 520. >
J TAILOR 15$ WHITEHALL STREET. .
HOLIDAY GIFTS FREE. JI
THE ATLANTA DENTAL COLLEGE Op- J
I eratory remains oj»en through Mnturdny, ,
122d. of thla week, and after Wednesday, i
26th, of next week, continuously. The ”
only holiday gifts worth having are gold *
I and other filling operations, given free by p
the Atlanta Dental College during the bob 1
Idaya and through Jnnnary, 190$. Corner
Ivy Street and Edgewood Avenue. THE ,
ATLANTA DENTAL COLLEGE. [
1 °
WANTED—MONEY. -
PORTABLE GAS AND ^
ELECTRIC LAMPS
Reduced 60 per cent for the holiday "
trade at ■,
FRETWELL-JONES CO., £
Electric Contractors, 26 South Broad 01
atreet. ‘Phones: Bell 1127 M, Standard t>
PALMISTRY. la
III
MADAME MELLIE. !'
THE NOTED EGYPTIAN PALMIST.
can l>e consulted on atl affaire of Uf*. Phe
reunites tho separated, causes a speedy *>
marriage with the one of yonr choice, gives
names, dates and Dicta in everything pec- * *
tainlng to life, or no charge*. Egyptian ,
Encampmtfit, 83 Auburn avenue. w
WALL PAPER. ru
DAVID W. YARBROUGH,
MASTER PLUMBER.
Phones 1255. 20 E. Hunter St.
FOR SALE—RLAL ESTATE.
CARPENTERS AND CABINET MAK
ERS.
MODELS AND NOVELTIES; PROMPT
service. Bell 'phone 2374. Atlanta Wood
and Iron Novelty works, 889 Marietta
atreet.
Installs furnaces In old houses as well
as new. He prepares a cellar If you have
none. Moncrief Furnace Co. Both 'phones.
MESSENGER SERVICE.
FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE MBS-
sen gore, 'pboae 33. J. A. Davies and J.
SEWING MACHINES.
RENTED-TWO DOLLARS PER MONTH.
either Singer or Wheeler ft Wilson. We
rent only new machines with complete set
of attachments. Prompt delivery. Both
'phones 1SJ3. Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
79 Whitehall street.
Wholesale and retail distributors of Vic*
tor Talking Machines and Records. Just
received Urge consignment of machines and
oyer 10,000 records. Immediate attention
given mall orders. We want toe names of
*Mjera In tbe South.
Altxander-Eljea Ca
TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING.
I. W. ROUNTREE ft BBO. TRUJ1K AND
BAG CO. Retail and repairing. No. 77
Whitehall street. Phone 1571
8HOE REPAIRING.
MORRIS PARK, 83 NORTH PRYOR
, atreet Flue shoe repairing; vest leather
and work guaranteed. Work called for and
delivered. Bell 'phone 1443.
ing plants. Plana and specifications rot
Acetylene gus plant* furnished. George W.
Moore, 24% West Hunter street.
LOOK AT YOUR HAT.
OLD STYLE SOFT AND 8TIFF HATS
cleaned or dyed and re-shnped to late
styles. Domestic and foreign orders by mail
““•* —press given special attention. Bus-
% Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga.
FOR RENT—STENO
GRAPHIC PRIVILEGE
NEW KIMBALL HOUSE
FOB 1907: COMFOBTABLE OFFICE; ES
tahll.hed trm!e. Bent S50 per month. Ap
ply Manager The New Kimball.
FOR RENT—MANICUR
ING PRIVILEGE
E NEW
Apply Mai
WANTED —TEN THOU
SAND SELECTED,
PLUMP QUAIL
CANNOT USE DBAWN OB 8IIOT-PAM*
aged bird*. Will pay 15c nil this week.
Prompt returns. Make shipment to the
.NEW KIMBALL HOUSE
ATLANTA, GA.
and
SEWING MACHINES.
WE RENT ENTIRELY NEW MACFIINES
with latest Improved attachments.
Prompt delivery. Courteous attention. $2
per month. Domestic Sewing Machine
Company, 104 North Pryor street.
t'ourth Natloual Bank.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAYS WILL SOON
BE HERE. GET YOUR
LITTLE BOY A NICE
\E HICKORY GO.
3N. 50-52 WEST
LODOWICK J. HILL,
313 Century building. Bell 'Plume M. 1807.
FARMS.
GOOD TWELVE-ROOM COLONIAL
esldeiice. In large oak grove; live tenant
unes and stable*; 352 aeres dark, choc-
itu clay lands; 225 aeres level; 5>) acres
ixi tlmner; J.Stw tour-year-old peach trees,
good coudtttou; 6 miles from Rome; 1
clover, alfulta, etc.
through It; 3 inilei
ion; Rome lull road runs
from Rome. Will make
corn or 1 to 1% bales
Prices reasonable. Terms
REMOVAL SALE.
On account of having to va
cate our present location,
wo are giving 25 per cent
discount on all finished Ital
ian and Georgia marble, also
granite monuments. Chero
kee Marble & Granite
Works, Hunter street, oppo
site State Capitol.
E. L. MORSE,
1114 Fourth National Bank
HENBY COUNTY FABM OF 100 ACBE8,
30 acres original forest, 12 In bottom. 12
In pasture; balance In good state of cultiva
tion; 9-room dwelling, built 5 years; ten
ant's house, barns and stables. Convenient
to churches and school. Price $2,500 cash.
Make offer. Must be sold within ten days.
i GOOD INVESTMENT LOTS
We have five lots for sale on Her
bert or Griffin St., near Simpson and
Jones Ave. These lots are $225 and
$250, with one big corner lot at $275.
Terms $25 cash and $5 a month.
FORREST AND GEORGE ADAIR.
Remember
I sell those Houses and Lots on Irwin street at Auc
tion at the Court House tomorrow morning at 10
o’clock. This is your chance to make a good invest
ment—one that will pay.
STEVE R. JOHNSTON,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
327 Austell Bldg.'
E. PINE. NEAR SUMMIT AVE.-CHOICE
8-room house; all conveniences: built two
yenrs; large, level lot. $5,000. $1,C00 cash,
balance can be arranged to suit you.
meats clown.
HIGHLAND AVE. LEVEL CORNER LOT
<50x150 to alley); $1,275. Terms $275 cash,
and $200 year at 5 per cent Interest.
NEW STORE AND THREE IlOOMS-TRI
angular lot; near Marietta street; rental
valuo $156 year. $1,250, half cash.
COM IIOUHE; NECESSARY
Itug-s five new tenant houses; all
■ounitton; 400 acres; SO acres bot-
scres timber; well. v.sUnxd and
e; on public road, 3 miles from
; good community; close to
and schools; daily mall; plenty
For quick sale, low price; easy
[ (formerly of Bat nett ft Wilt 1st Is nut de*4
Co: bUM.ii, Hi !* ecniucriug wall paper
t%-l»ifln£. GBlce and * ‘ ~ *"
‘-half bottom.
crib: two-room tenant house; all in
couilltion. Well fenced ami watered;
to schools, churches, stores, etc.; 6
» troiu Tilton, ou Western nud *At-
c railroad. Only $L(W). Terms, If de*
THIS PROPERTY
Is BETTER THAN
GOLD BONDS
WHY?
Because it pays a fine in
come, ia in splendid condi
tion, is in the best renting
section of the north side, is
always rented.
THERE ARE TEN HOUS
ES RENTING
For $1,650 per annum, and
they are.going to bo sold be
cause the owner wants to
put the money in his busi
ness.
Each house has a separate
yard, is well built and all
occupied by very desirable
white tenants!
IF YOU WANT A
GILT-EDGED INVEST
MENT,
TO LAST YOUR LIFE
TIME AND HAND DOWN
TO YOUR CHILDREN,
HERE IT IS.
Come in person and see us
about the location, price,
terms, etc.
THE PROPERTY IS GO
ING TO BE SOLD.
“THAT’S ALL.”
JAMES L. LOGAN & CO..
40S Peters Bldg.
FIFTY-ACRE TRUCK FARM. 7 MILES
south of center of Atlanta; $2,000. Terms
$500 cash, balance within 6 years..
SEVENTY-felGHT ACRES OF THE
finest lund In north Oeorgla; net
10-room brick residence: water and
nicrous substantial outbuildings; _
from Atlanta: 6,000 bearing Kll>erta peach
trees; railroad station and stde-tracx on
place: an exceptionally fine suburban home
For li2,600. Call or wi
lara.
write for full partlcu-
PIEDMONT, NEAR FORREST AVE.-A
splendid 9-room substantially built home,
leased $450 net. Price $5,000. $2,000 cash.
SEVEN ACRES, 8V& MILES FROM CBN-
ter of Atlanta, on McDonough (rnacada-
mixed) road. $300, $200 caab, balance within
6 years.
A. J. WEST & CO.,
Century Bldg. Phone 1754.
PURCHASE MONEY NOTES WANTED—
Wo have $30,000 cash In hand to buy pur
chase mouey notes. Submit yours.
PEACHTREE HOME. NEAR PONCE PE-
lH.*on avenue. Two-atory slate roof, hard
wood finish, large lot. Owner moving
away. Will sell for less than It would
cost to built the house now. Will take
suburban property In part or all payineut.
MADISON AVENUE - NEARLY OPPO-
site terminal station. 64 by 200, In the
midst of a large number of wholesale
houses. Money in this, pall for partlcu-
ACREAGE ON PfcACHTREE—ORIGINAL
CHOICE MODERN 8-R.
NORTH SIDE HOME
AT A BIG SACRIFICE.
YOU CAN BJJY IT FOR
$1,000 LESS THAN ITS
VALUE. SPACIOUS RE
CEPTION HALL, PAR
LOR, DINING ROOM,
BUTLER’S PANTRY
AND KITCHEN ON THE
FIRST FLOOR. FOUR
LARGE BED ROOMS UP
STAIRS. BIG CLOSETS,
CLOAK ROOM AND OTH
ER MODERN CONVEN
IENCES. PRETTY ELE
VATED LEVEL LOT.
A VERY DESIRABLE
SECTION, FINE NEIGH
BORHOOD. THE HOUSE
IS IN FIRST CLASS CON-
DITIONAND WASBUILT
FOR A HOME.
THE PRICE IS $5,350
AND IT IS A BIG BAR
GAIN. YOU CAN PAY
$1,000 CASH AND BAL
ANCE EASY.
SEE US QUICK, AS
THIS PROPERTY IS GO
ING TO BE SOLD AT
ONCE.
JAMES L. LOGAN & CO,
408 Peters Bldg.
FOR RENT
DWELLINGS.
78 EAST NOBTII AVENUE,
i Furnished.)
THIS TWO-STOBY SEVEN-BOOM FItAMi:
° 1 ' I°t 6o hy 108, Is on tho north sl.lo
of Lust North nvenue, hetwrpn l'encbtrp*
nnil Courtland .trepta. 11ns four rooms on
the flr.t floor nnd three on tho .ecomp
everythin* fnrniahril except linens, china
nnil silverware. Has uns. hot ami eoh'
water, porcelain bath, closet, sink In the
kitchen anil alnk In th. pantry; ■ errant's
room In the yard reserred. Is hentctl hr
hot air furnace; will rent to partlea without
children. la a real nice home In flrat-chi^s
condition, and In one of onr test nelitli-
horhoods. I. now occupied by the owner
who will take pleasure In showing you
Ibrough nnd vacate when rented. win
le«»e to October 1, 1907, at »S0 per month.
18 BALTIMORE PLACE.
TIII8 TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT
nine-room frame, on lot I) by Ln, which
lie. lercl, la on the aontli of itubi
more place, between West Peachtree nnd
Spring streets. On first floor Is ana, hot
nail cold water, alnk ia tho kltrncn nnd
alnk In the pantry. On the aecoud floor is
gas, hot and cold water, bath, closet, 11.
trie lights, electric bells, atatlonnrc wash
.land. Has stable and carriage bonne m
the lot. Ia In good repair nnd In flrst-eho-n
neighborhood. Weat Penchtreo ears one
block away. Will rent on lease. W ill he
nennt January 13. Bents 310 per month
AND A LARGE LIST OF OTItl
houses—all sizes nnd prices.
JOHN J. WOODSEDE,
THE RENTING AGENT,
12 Auburn Avenue,
Both Phones 618.
HOUSES WANTED!
FOR RENT.
4254 DECATUR; ONE WHOLE FLOOR
Just the place for light manufacturing
Also, single rooms.
JOEL HURT,
231 Equitable Bldg.
W. A. FOSTER,
Real Estate and Loans,
12 S. Broad.
STEWART AVENUE—THE NEW CHERT
nlley. IInuse~l. new and well btiflt
end finished. Trice $2,250. Unusually easy
ENGLISH AVENUE, WE8TEKN
Heights—New four-room cottage, ole-
ated lot, 41 by 177, to alley; city water.
Good value for.$1,250. Dead easy terms.
S. B. TUBMAN & CO.
YOITU ATTENTION TO. AND I NS TEC*
tlon of. the following properties Is rt-
Knertfully lnvltr«1. The time to buy a cheap
| § Hben the owner has
>M*o of property Is wh<
lefiuitely decided to sell,
n any fixed price, hut Is
hoping always to make It up ou some other
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES WILL
be sold. It remains for you to decide
whether you will get one of them or not:
EIGHT-ROOM. 2-.STORY HOUSE WITH
all modern convenience*, on Capitol Hk-a.
nue near Georgia arenue; east front, lot
The lot and house.' r
—g prtci
$1000; can be bought for $4,350; R | a a first-
class Investment. Terms $1,250 caab. bal-
ON CURRAN STREET, NEAR IIKMI'
hill avenue nnd Kminett street—Well
built and substantial five room cottage
home; built for a lumie; In section that Is
rapidly coming to tbe front. Price $1,750.
Terms.
grove lots, 200 feet deep to nuother street.
$10 per foot. Easy terms.
NO. 316 E. (IKOItGIA AVE.—WELL BUILT
nud substantia! 5-room cottage, all di
convenieuecs: good value for $2,350. This ..
i. chance to buy a good cottage home cheap.
Owner leaving city.
RENT INVESTMENT—WITHIN 200 FEET
of Peters street; cherted street and car
line. Three ue*v houses, built of good
terl.nl; occupied by good class of white
outs. It Is now actually paying $8 per
month, which la 10 per cent on $3,000. It la
only a question of a short while when the
business of Peters street will have to reach
out on good little cross streets. If taken
at ouce, $2,500 cash buys It.
NORTH SIDE—TWO STORIES. NICK
new l*room bouse; la-—* »—• — -
to Piedmont nvenw
lines; nesr Eighth Ili4 .
forewent*: can be bought for very much
; large lot; convenient
and Juniper street car
■treet; all modern lm-
. bought for very much
fesa^ thaiMt^la^really worth. Terms $1,600
COT-
SUBURBAN HOME-FIVE-BOOM
tage and 17 acres of land; Hue running
branch; land covered with nice oak grove:
east front, paved rood nil the way Into the
city, ami only ten minutes' walk from car
line; only oue and ooe-b&If miles from city
limits. Price $2,450. and tbe laud alone U
worth this money. Terms easy. Splendid
neighbors, churches and public school Call
for our rent and sale bulletin.
ON DUNN STREET, NEAR LEE i...*,
Gordon streets, we have a five-room cot-
frige home; all the city conveniences; al-
mo«f uew, and good vnlue for $2,000. Some
terms can be arranged.
. . .. — ng five
rooms nnd hall; lot 50 by 120. Price $2,300.
Also on same street, nice five-room cot
tage on lot 50 by 140 to alley. Price $2,000.
ON HIGHLAND AVENUE, NEAR SAMP^
son street, good three-room cottage; ulce
lot; all liunnivemeutft down In street and
paid for. Price $1,600. Very wsyterat
BnAND NEW COTTAGE OF SIX ROOMS.
with all tin* cltjr •’•lurriflem-e.. near Grant
park car Hue. A iwrfcct little hmne anil
cheap for 32.SOO. 011 term, of 3150 ca.h ami
325 per month. \oo can not beat thla If
you want a home.
near part or rsorth Boulevard, near An*
flier accrue, 47 hy HI feet to alley. Suap
rer ItLMA Thla la tbe rlxht place for a
home or n good place to Iralld a how. that
S. B. TURMAN* & CO.
11 at n profit.
Bell Phone yet.
SALES DEPARTMENT:
A. S. HOOK. It. C. EVE.
Atlanta Phona UtL
Have a great demand for
houses in all sections. Are
any of yours vacant? If s
list them with
LTEBMAN,
Real Estate—Renting,
28 Peachtree St.
STATISTICS.
. BUILDING PERMIT8.
125—H. Ruasoll. to build show win
dow at 145 Patera ntreet.
350—J, W. Crawford, to ra-covc
frame dwelling and build stove flue a
724 Weat Peachtree atreet.
$65—R. A. Holbrook, to raise and f
underpin frame dwelling at 272 Sunset
avenue.
3772—T. It. Whitley, to repair Are
damage at 263-265 Clarke atreet.
$600—T. C. Sauren, to change store
front at 1$ Decatur atreet.
DEATHS.
John Allen (colored), age 38 years;
died at Grady hospItaL
W. W. Smith, ago 64 years; died at
269 Courtland atreet.
J. Engatron, age 40 years; died
at 269 Courtland atreet.
■ William Caeaar (colored), ago .in
years; died at 109 West Pine atreet.
Thomas W. Lee, age 14 years; died
at 167 Davla atreet.
J. A. Vouther, age $6 years; died nn
Southern train near Atlanta.
Samuel Brooke (colored), arc 27
years; died at Chattanooga, Tcnn.
Mark Johnson (colored), nge 1 year;
died at 68 Delbrldge.atreeL
Guaaie Pleasant (colored), age 24
years; died at 130 Bell street.
Nellie Chapman (colored), age 50
years; died at 24 Emraltt atreet.
Jennie Lynch (colored), age 46 year*;
died at 78 Summltt avenue.
Carrie Gauth (colored), ago 19 years;
died at (4 Tatnall atreet.
■C. E. Loomis, age <5 years; died at
Grady hoapltal.
Ed Allen (colored), age 21 years: }
died at Birmingham, Ala. - t
Agnes Vaughn (colored), nge 28
years; died at 112 Ira street.
Carrie Monlnger, age 15 years; dl->l
of gunshot wound In head, at Grafly
hospital.
Thomas J. Phillips, age 60 years5
died at (1 Moreland avenue.
Ella S. Howard (colored), age
years; died of pneumonia at 219 La
street.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
11,750—R. A. Redding to J. A. P<
lot on Piedmont avenue near Tent);
street. Warranty deed.
$170—W. O. Moore to Mrs. N. 1
Watt, lot on Richmond nvenue no
Gould street
$1,000—Mrs. Lorena A. Crockett a
W. A. Etheridge, lot on Frasier stre. t
Deed to secure debt!
$5—Andrew J. Llnborg to Octobeli.i
Gunhllda Llnborg, lot on Strong sir^i
near Kennedy street Wniranty ■!<■•■, 1
$10—Susan E. Lee to J. R. Lee, J. M
Lee, T. F. Lee, J. F. Sewell nnd C. \r
Livsey. lot In land lot No. 245. War
ranty deed.
6400—Hapevllle Land and Improve
ment Company to Noah L. Jamer, Mi
city of Hapevllle, Ga. Warranty
deed.
$150—Mrs. 8. E. Johnston to Lola
Raper. lot in land lot 201.
$1,250—0. H. Bray and Mrs Ns
Bray to William Bryant and .'I
Eugenia Bryant lot on corner of
nvenue and Lakewood avenue.
$450—Paul E. Johnson to Noah W
Hamsun, lot on Dalbridge street
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