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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05

have 10 buy him back And she laughed
when he asked her price. answering:
oh, a couple of silk dresses and a trip
TO Ciudad Mexico
AS though he were a dog!" David
commented.
Exactly. She would probably have
raised as much fuss over a hound. As
they spoke in Spanish. the Yaqui un-
derstood, and ! tell YOU, Mann, II he
had given my daughter the look he
turned on her. I wouldn't dare 10 take
"a chance on his life. But though Hert-
zer saw it, he only laughed He was
glad the fellows spirit remained un-
broken. for he takes the same delight
In breaking a man that YOU or | might
In subduing a vicious horse. But now
] must be going. I've hardly been
home these three days"
To BE Continued Monday
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
5RANTLEY JOINS ATLANTA BAR

w O. Brantley. for fifteen or more
years member of Congress from the
Brunswick district. was made a mem
Der Of the Atlanta Bar Association
to-day. Mr.. Brantley moved from
Brunswick to Atlanta several months
ago. He is a member of the law firm
"r Brar ley, Jones Il Brantley.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
I Butted In.

Hello What the
SpringinE up. David saw Ewing grin
ming in the doorway.
Sorry ! butted in he said, but I
had 10 come over for my horse, and /
wanted 10 hear the news. IL win keep
another day"
Here" David stopped him as he
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Better If They Did.

David walked with him TO the stable,
where he exchanged tho horse he was
riding for that which he had left the
night before. When he returned Andrea
had Just finished setting out his meal,
which he ate In uncomfortable silence,
emitting the lesson IN Spanish which
usually enlivened the meal Though she
waited upon him with quiet civility, he
felt, or thought he felt, her reaching
out TO a secret, more intimate footing.
Whenever she passed behind him, he
Strengthened involuntarily, and, sitting
very rigid. he avoided her eye, returned
brusk monosyllables 10 her questions,
almost yelled his refusal when, having
cleared away. she brought In her Gala
bash for another dressing.
Afterward he did a thing that had
never occurred to him before. The door,
a poor affair Of split poles, boosted
cross bar, which he dropped into place
before he lay down TO sleep, precaution
that drew EwinE's smile when he re-
turned that evening.
Virtue intrenched." ne muttered,
smiling; but went on with his recital Of
events without comment after David
had let him In.
"wen, ] arrived Just in time for the
execution"
''You don't mean To say they killed
him?" David burst In.
Not exactlyf Better n frey had.
When / got there they had the poor
devil stretched out, hands and feet tied
TO two stakes driven into the ground
and Hertzer and two cabos were whaling
him at once with slim hejucas. IL isn't
the first fiogging I have witnessed.
have padded few myself But-ugh!
1t was brutal and. worst OF all. Patricia
saw it-looked on from the house We
randa. As Il turned out, q was well
that she did.
"You see, Hertzer was bound 10 de-
grade him In the eyes Of his fellows,
who were ranged w under the cabos
rifles II he had cried out I really be-
lleve she would have seen his heart cut
out without "a shivcr. But he didn't.
and after ten minutes Of il she came fly
ing out. "a white lutter OF garments. and
fell on Hertzer like a hawk ON a dog
" You shaE't touch him again. she
cried. and chung 10 his arm. lie stareo
down at her just as you said he did at
you this morning once he raised his
free fist. but she gave him eyes as hard
as his own. and he dropped II again
with laugh Hes yours-that is, what
is left of HIM
There really wasn't much thought
he was dead for he lay with a bubble
Of foam on his lips. But she had him
carried 20 the house, and prepared vim
egar and water herself TO wash hrs
bruises. 4 young wife could scarcely
have shown more solioitude over an in
jured husband yet when he was once
more on his teet she ordered him back
10 the galera with an Indifference that
outdd HertZer's GOODNESS.
''She even joked with her father
Don't forget that mes mine. have
always wanted a slave Of my own, ana
now I've got one. II you need him, You Il
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HOUSES FOR SALE

THERE are numerous houses offered for
sale In these columns at very attrsc-
tive prices; the opportunity 70 buy your
own home is here. n Mrs GEORGE
Brown, Of 500 Capitol Avenue, finds this
"so' and has same marked when the
want Az man calls tomorrow morn
ing he will present her with One Dollar.
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Sample want Ads" as They Appear
HELP WANTED

HELP OF every description is furnished
through these columns; the wise ones
use them In seeking help for office. store.
shop or home. n Mrs. John Smith. 1877
Highland Avenue. finds this "ad" and
mas the same marked when the Want
Ad" man calls tomorrow morning he
Will present her with One Dollar.
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CONSUELO'S REVENGE

made a snow Of retiring. Reddeniug. he
stammered. "You-you surely -didn L
think"
NO. / didn't" Ewing dryiy interrupt
ed. 1T doesn't pay-m these ATTITUDES
What's the matter with your face
Looks like corned beef and cabbage
with angry bruises distributed among
Andrea poultices. his couuJenance un-
/ doubtedIy bore a startling resemblance
10 that houely dish: but just then Da-
vids concern was all for his moral com
pleXion, and he ran eagerly on:
Look here. Ewing She insisted on
treating my bruises, and 1 was so dog
tired that I fell asleep under her hands %
Sleeping Beauty masculine gender,
eh2 And she took base advantage Of
unconscious loneliness. Poor chap, how
I pity you. Oh, come" he added.
laughing as David frowned, don't get
mad. I'm only joshing But what about
your face?"
In minute"
David glanced AZ Andrea. who stood
waiting. ready to resume her practice.
Now, will you get me something to
eat2" he asked
NOdding. she picked up her calabash,
but. though she complied cheerfulIy
enough, her glance at Ewing. passing
out. could hardly be considered compli-
mentary TO his presence.
"She, at least. believes that two's
company" he laughed THAT plaster is
good dope. all right I've seen it used
before. But I'd advise personal appli-
cations after this. II YOU WISH 10 avoid
| t-E.. F.F v.TE. eel
me all about g."
He nodded when David finished.
"Hertzer's surely a bad man 70 cross.
It's a wonder YOU came out so well.
/ You ought 10 have seen the dose he
handed to Meagher. and that over sim
pie deal in beans. The lrishman kept
! his bed for a week But I'm keeping
you from your rest ] slept all morning,
so now I'll ride on 10 la Luna and see
what's doing See you tonight"
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Randall Bros.
PETERS BUILDING, MAIN
OFFICE. YARDS:

Marietta street sns North Avenue,
both phones 376: South Boulevard
and Georgia railroad, Bell phone
63S, Atlanta sos. Mcdaniel street
and southern railroad, Bell Main
354, Atlanta 81. g. Krogg street
Beil Ivy ass. Atlanta. T06 1852
South Pryor street. both phones
sS6
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Fl. B. Warner has signed contrac+ )
with Maurice Campbell, whereby ne
will continue as the star in The
Ghost Breaker" next season.
The Washington times., 1913-10-07
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL
ESTATE, fine 5-passenger, six-cylinder
motor car. in excellent condition and fully
equipped. Be quick. MR.. FOX. 1911 II NV.
The Washington times., 1913-10-07
Vital Records.
Mrtha..

samuel and Ruby Wood. girl.
simon and Ida sherman. girl.
Herman 1. and fElfa r. Millspaugh. siri
Chester ]. and Myrtle o. MofEett, boy.
Thomas N. and Mary J. Littleson, girl.
Hermann and Slphia Lechner, giri
Joseph |. and Mary 8. Gately. boy.
Joseph G. and Marie Ford, girl
Everett ]. and Flora p. Beavers, boy.
samuel ]. and Bertha BrinIIey, boy.
William r and Florence L. Blair, boy.
Ernest and Bessie Webb, boy.
Reuben and Mamie Tolliver. giri.
Edward and Mamie Offutt, girl.
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PROF. B. BRUCE

The great Australian Palmist and Clairvoy-
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and has magic remedies for all trouble and
he guarantees to complete your business or
refund your money. No letters will receive
any attention. Full readings 81. Consnlta-
ton SOC. Office hours a. IN. to 10 pNm.
Sundays to D. m. Residence. Clark ave.
Fairmount Heights Nd. Take II ST. car
marked District line. get OF at 6lst 81. y.
T.. walk up 6lst ST. TO the Eastern boule-
ward to Clark ave. about the sixth house
from the corner. Cut this out for luck as
IL "a LII moi appcar daily.
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CLAIROYANTS
WHEN IN DOUBT CONSULT
IA. MARLOWE

The Noted Palnist and Clairvoyant
STUDIO. Il25 18th ST. y. W.
Truthful in her prediction. reliable In her
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concerning your life and circumstances which
you know to be absolutely true. The Madame
will refuse TO accept any fee unless she gives
the utmost satisfaction.
HOURS IL to p NJ
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"The Old Reliable"
LOAN CO.,
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LOAN COMPANIES
QUICK LOANS, $40 TO 500.

YOU CAN BORROW $40 to MOO through US
I'm a STRICTLY PRIVATE wny II you keep
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CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS

MOUSE REPAIRING and jobbing Of sn
kinds. estimates and plans free. r.
IH9nPsoN q saa Shop. oea 1s ieu
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Ma11iage Lieenses.

Francis c. --Baughman. OF Vienna, Va,
and Irene H. Strickland. OF oakton.
William L Detweiler and Ruth T. Els
enhart. both Of Warrington.
William v. Boyer. Of RAIney. Pa, and
Floss NJ Barnes. Of Washington.
Alfred u. Jesse, of Detpdtk Mich, and
Jennett Back. OF Pittsburgh. Pa
The Washington times., 1913-10-07
LACE CURTAIN CLEANING

RELIABLE cleaning and repairing: >hand
work exclusively; called fdr and delivered:
yrpmpt. G. H. Bauer. l1ls = Ut. N. Z. L.2:a7-Y.
The Washington times., 1913-10-07
Deaths.


Fanny B. Ward 20 years, s5s,s- Nor
ton place northeast
James W. Ham, 20 years, Washington
Asylum Hospital
leila L Lynch. . years. S21 X street
ndrfheast.
John w. Reeves, - years. 1859 wyo-
ming avenue northweSG
William HI. Woolf. G1 years, 13.2
Monroe street northwest.
sarah E. B. Harris, ss years. Louiss
Albert w. Martin. 81 years. se7 c
street southwest.
Alex ,. Tate. ~ years. 1914 Florida
avenue northeast-
william T.. -Llpscomb. 10 daya z21s
N street northwest
Georse =. Ruoff. 8 days. Garfield Hos
Infant Of Simon d. and Agpes c.
Tennyson. IL hours. I0sz Ninth
street southeast.
Thomas Craig. % years, Freedmens
Hospital.
John arinnell, 70 years. 14ss L street
Kate sys.. 81 years. 74s Navy place
unkno.n; % q, yeare Homeopsrnie
Edith. He'll sas years. Freedmens Hos
pital
wiiioushby Moore, months, Freed
mems Hospital.
Infant Of George W. and Lille Smith.
1s days. -so0a Twelfth street north
west
The Washington times., 1913-10-07
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SAlE-FARMS

SUocKEY'S subdivision; small farms. $40
TO $500 per acre; trolley station and mac
adam road on property: YOU make the terms;
:!'.e for chickens. II. r. G. SHOckEf.
Vienna. Va.
NICE FARM 1877 acres by Fort Washington
good mari bed will exchange for city prop
crIy. JOHN G. SLATER. lil0 G St n. W.
Washington. u. c.
The Washington times., 1913-10-07

TO BUY OR SELL STORES SEE US for
results Your business treated confiden-
tally and advertised until sold Established
1886.
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RUG WEAVING

RUGS WOVEN like new. guaranteed years;
carpet cleaning OLD LAUREL ECLIPSE.
cn9-MI 10th 81 s. W Main a2s4A
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FOR EXCHANGE

WILL exchange a Winchester 30-30 rife. 1884,
model. in good condition. for a No. 10 or
IL gauge shotgun. MILLER. Sport Dept.
The Times.
EXCHANGE for iully equipped touring car.
, 30 acres timber land. subject to a small
trust. Near Railroad BOX ls7. Times office.
IL
CITY PROPERTY. BUSINESS AND RES
IDENCE, TO EXCHANGE FOR FARMS.
Join Q. SLATER. 1tl0 G ST.
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like indinS % per cent clear think Of the
Thousands Of new pants that we sell. 81. so 10
"a; keeps US busy; you want 10 zee the
one Sgton. JUexH0 Old STAND. - .. .
The Washington times., 1913-10-07
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

SCHMDS sigd m rMst and ST. MasS,nsson
ID. C Anything from a Meal Worm to a
Deer-Canaries Parrots. Cats. Dogs. Monkeys
lust of the press. THE HOME OF PETS.'
NORRIS BIRD AND PET .STORE-Canaries
parrots. dogs cats, rabbits. guinea pigs
monkeys. white rats and mice. gold fish and
aQuariums. 3G35 18th Il. Col. l65.
The Washington times., 1913-10-07

BOOMING HOUSE; corner near Pension Of
nee; rent $50: bargain at S225.
The Washington times., 1913-10-07
WALL PAPER
LADIES' TAILORING

HAVE YOUR SUITS and skirts made to or
der absolutely at half price. II. DEINEK.
se St N. w. l.
SPECIAL OFFER-6uits OF own efS
material, Including. findings...... 0x3
JOS. HOFFMAN 4 CO.. Ladies' Tailors ami
Furriers. NJ 11th Ut. N. w.
The Washington times., 1913-10-07
FLOOR OILS

G r, HUNTERS SANITARY DUST-KILL-
ING FLOOR OIL. contains olium and wax.
kceps the floor clean and bright, and gives
them 4 polished finish. Coed for your furni-
ture. Try it, J0c gal. delivered. Used by
the L. s. Goy't. and over 1000 families for
the last % years. liz Pa. ave. y. w. N. 545s.
The Washington times., 1913-10-07

BARBER SHOP; chairs; weekly busihess
over 500 week; very desirably located
quick sale take 81. 216
The Washington times., 1913-10-07

GROCERY: corner S, E.; receipts 500
week: rent So: nice house: sell less than
The Washington times., 1913-10-07

DELIcATEsSEN STORE: prominent corner
on the heights: big value at $3.50: rent
cheap: 3-year lease.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-24
GARLAND COUNTY

240 nine miles from the city, will be within 12 miles Memphis, Dallas 6 Gulf Railroad Has spring flowing 10000 gallons day Never failing creek through property ideal farm and stock raising property This is fine land Price $850 per
 200 acres II miles the city, land just miles from proposed railroad good road Church and school the property. Price $650 per
 Twenty-Five acres all in cultivation just and miles from the city the Pleasant Valley dairy farm for which being used Has good house
 places on this road and close to the city owner wants to sell now if at a and will make the price of S275 terms suit the purchaser. Don't let this get away from you
 11,000 timber land, 2 miles north of Hot Springs This land will cut from 4500 5000 Der acre. pro- pased line of E. H S. Inerurban railroad Sixtyfve per cent of land adaptable to farms plenty land should sell for from $500 to $75O per acre Price Sil0O per acre. bargain investment.
 Sixty four miles from the city Thornton Ferry Road of which forty Has one house and fve-room house. with large hall practically also chicken houses barns and all outbng The crib has about 500 bushels of bundles of fod der The place has hundred bearing futrees it. This of the best small Springs and can be made to produce good The leave and offered the place for less than cost him. Price $soo which reasonable terms be arranged.
 Forty the Thornton Ferry road just three miles rom the city of which twenty in cuvaion three in fruit trees Has fine well of hreeroom house. This is fine proposition for small truck and chicken ranch The right mike living lay aside sink ing fund for rainy day. Price S2 0OO
 Fifty acres on the Mountain Valley Road just from the city Of amount fifteen acres are m cvation pasture The place fenced with ren pests and hoo tight wire fence There vineyard plants and seventy fruit good we'll of water with stone walls Has good six house with bath fully equipped smoke house wood and implement house. story and half barn 20x40 feet Has telephone to the house with city connection sIs on h new rgt o way of the Little Rock and Hot Springs ban railroad This place has 500 the owner has another larger place and is anxious sell for one week has placed the price S2200 Will be pleased to show to any one interested It will make fine country home
 Forty acres just from the Links of which twenty he acres are Tn cultivation This property has same TWO small houses and good barn. Property all has been selling for $00 25 per acre. The owner needs mon ey and has made special price property has been held at $4500 Owing to conditions if sold are author of rrope around Hot Springs the Malvern will an ideal spot for country home for the lovers golf
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-24
HOT SPRINGS

Corner Pleasant and Street-Lot 132x200x97, which is house and threeroom cottage The improvements worth low calculation $7000 Lot $4 OOo This the best residence properties in the city ideal spot for hotel santarium The owners for year but must sell account of leaving .c city The sale price is $8,O00.
 Corner Hobson Francis St-A modern Groom resi- dence years old in fine of repair Has natural gas
 rcy bath barn rustic porch all around One the prest little homes in the city Owner left and must be sold. Price $3,500
 129 Chapel S-Lot 55x120 with modern brick two apart flat This is right in the hart of the hotel and district built be improved and be made apartment house This of the finest propos tons in oHt Springs Price $8,50000.
 Central and AlcornLot 75xl50 with Groom two story house. This house has been rebuilt in fine ondon paint Lots in this neighborhood have been selling for from S000 $ 250 each thus making this lot and half worth from The house could not be rebuilt for 50 mak ing of between $32 and $3,375 We will sell this ery for the bargain price of $3000 terms to suit the chaser
 of the finest houses South Central known the Harre property just from beautiful Oalawn Race Track to Browns fine residence and adjoining Rev J. F. Tates home There just three of ground and magnif house. with all modern convenences The house could rebuilt today for S800 and property in this neigh borhood is selling per front foot with depth of only 14O feet This the finest country homes in the suburbs Springs and the price asking for same is just like making $6O0O the property worth easily $5ooo and Tor
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-24

the next days going reduce the price to SS500 Don't delay, but come in and talk business
 Mo- 15 Henderson Avenue-Lot 50x150 to an alley mod ern 8room residence pastered bath upstairs and atory downstairs electric lights with fine fixtures beautiful nante Tn the paror closets the rooms and block car line in perfect neghborhood large barn which be garage trees Tn yard and fine maple shade the side of the house. North and east front This nUt houses in the city Just the place raise children within two blocks of Oaawn school house The house could built today for less than S5000 and it practically Price
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-24
ARKANSAS

S240 timber land in the State of Arkansas This land lies in Ashley County Al is between railroads being the main line of the Iron Mountain The cruisers report shows this land will s9O0o00 white oak 7400oo feet of red oa 550O0OO ash hickory and 100000 feet of After the land cleared will be worth easily $l5 adjoining land in cultivation in
 this section sells $35 $60 per from worms and without doubt this of the best unsod small bodies hardwood timber in the State The offered considerably in 9O7 all cash than they ask ig for this property As timber proposition it cannot be equaed price $22 per If interested win furnish plats and cruisers report.
 46o acres of land in Chico County with railroad right through the This land lies in the famous Chcot bottoms overflow exception of this last year, however the land benefited by the water The Iron Mountain Railroad branch line running right through the of II just three miles Montrose Ark the main ne and miles from Lake Village the County There is bayou running through the property which drains from all directions Adjacent lands selling at from S20 to $25 and i'm proved farms selling at from $50 to $75 Land in this section will raise from bale and half of cotton o the and from so to 75 bushels of This land has enough timber left to for it and will cut from $500 1000 feet of merchanabe timber Bodies of this kind getting the few left One report which sup posed be adverse quoted this body follows Th land needs dranage however taken would class the land good and' The price asked is consI eraby sold for number years ago The tim her thick other bodies and at S1600 but will that is above the land County This report knock but read
 
 gan We will $16oo terms of one third cash balance equal payments If interested will send pas
 18O00 colonization land in Grant County just fifty
 miles from Springs This land is but whole Is the unsod bodies the State The railroad IS within miles of and there good roads all through the pop ery creek right through it. It is about f miles the Arkansas River above overflow The land
 fine oam and like the thin pine lands that have been sold in this section This land real produc and have testimonials from parties who have bought small farms paying from $l250 to S5 which state that they raised this from bale bale and of cotton to the Also fifty bushels of We would be pleased to show this land to interested parties The banks loaned the $5 per Price asked $500 per
 500 improved farm Woodruff County. Just and half miles from the city of Augusta Has good five it, also three houses Good barn. One hundred in high state of cultivation, 300 meadow and ture the balance in wood Has fine wells the and model farm The dsrous of selling he needs and has made the exceptionally low $0 per $6O00 sold before January 1913 will onehalf cash the balance in equal at per interest This fine agricultural country and place like be bought for double the money around Augusta.