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Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14
FIRST Bale New Cotton Season 1918

The frs, bale new cotton was
brought in by W r Shackleford
one OF Marion county's leading
planters, Thursday morning.
Aug. IL. The bale weighed 5l3
pounds and was bought by the
j J Segal Co. for 12c, bringing
sci 50; premium S44.25. The
seed was bought by the Jetier-
son Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Co.
for $40 25, total $l16.05. The
first bale last year came in Aug
20, making the record of five
day earlier this season.
We, the undersigned, hereby
subscribe the amount opposite
our names to apply on the premi
um for this seasons first bale of
cotton, brought in by t. w.
Shackelford.
H Schellinger, baging, ties
and ginning go. ...S 300
Guaranty State Bank of
JCilcl sun = ~
Rogers National bank, JEFF
ferson, Texas ....... ) 90
Commercial National Bank
Jefferson, Texas. 5000. > so
j J Segal Co. ........ ) 90
G. T Haggard ....... 100
p Eldridge. ... l 90
Pncnnfo Il N
The Mecca, Candy Cigars
CONNECTIONS .......... 50
j f Denton e Son .... so
w J Sedberry ........ 100
j Moss ...... ..... %
j f. Hale %
Stutz Bros .............. 80
Perkins Bros. Co. 200
Eram brit Vaughan Co. 49, / 90
The Plain Price Store. so
Torran Mfg. Co. I 90
Jefferson Wholesale Gro Co 2 so
Jefferson Ice & Light Co. 80
Ward Taylor ,......,.. l 90
Jimplecute, l years sub.
l. ReStella ........... %
New Pool Hall ...... %
j L Ford .......... %
2 G Henderson go. $500. / 90
N b Webb ........... so
| l. Golberg ........ / 90.
w S Terry 200.
G. A Stutz .............. so
I n InnIyrnv M
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14

NJ III fsfn'InD VTNu, tffat Nil llis
| lth. day OF August, 1913, the
same being the 2nd. Monday in
said month, the County Com
missioners court met in regular
session. Present and presiding
Hon. X. A. LOOMS, County
Judge with Commissioners b. +.
Bailey. Era Johnson, G.. ".
Grubbs and Mr.. Morris. with Il.
II. Benefited, deputy, and W. S.
Terry, sheriff.
Sheriff Terry opened court by
proclamation at the court house
door at 1890 o'clock a. m, and
the following proceedings were
had. towit.
OFFICERS REPORTS APPROVED
Ordered by the court that the
following officers reports be and
same are hereby approved.
r. A. LoOmis, county Judge,
G. NJ. Jones, district clerk; l.. f.
Pursell, county clerk; w. S.
Terry, sheriff; j. p. Davis, l.. b.
Todd, j. p; A. p. Sisk, j. P; j..
H. Rowell, Jr., treasurer, and J.
II. King, tax collector.
Ordered by the court, that
Sheriff Terry is hereby authoriz-
ed to place in the Jail, three
electric lights to be paid for by
the county.
TAXES LEVIED.
Ordered by the court that the
taxes be levied, assessed and
collected on all real and personal
property in Marion county, tax
es fol the year 1913, towit:
General county fund % cents
on 500 worth of property.
Road and bridge funds Is cts.
on 500 worth of property.
Court house and Jail cents on
500 worth of property.
Jury fund 5 cents on 500
worth Of property.
Bond fund, new series, Acts.
on the 500 worth Of property.
Bond special 20 cents on the
500 worth of property.
School bond fund cents on
500 worth of property.
New court house 10 cents on
500 worth of property.
1t is ordered by the court
that the county clerk is hereby
authorized to pay persons by
warrants for holding election on
July 10Th. 1913, $500 for each
voting box.
1t is ordered by the court,
that the Hon. II. A. LOOMS,
county Judge, is hereby authoriz-
ed and empowered to make, ex.
ecute and deliver deed to what is
known as the Cd county Jail, for
a cash consideration of $500.
Ordered by the court, that the
following accounts be allowed:
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14
For Sale

4 complete set of household
lrniture, practically new, havi'
g only been used since last
lnuary, \ bargain if taken
ION. Enquire at this office for
.rther information. il0tf.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14

reelers IT fac horses prefer EaIlard's
DIV Liuinent for all cuts, wounds or
res ON their stock. because it acts
,th mildly and quickly and heals or
nary wounds without a scar 25c SOC
per hottie. Sold by Allen Urqnhart
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14

Your eyes should be absolute
comfortable. If they're not
Ell Thank each other for an
)portunity and make them so.
Denton Optician.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14

,ople with children should keep a
title of nr Bells Pine Tar Honey on
,ud at all times. Group is worse a,
.ht when it sometimes hard to get
nysiciau. Look for bell on bottl
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14

= II WoOdroof has the thanks
the Jimp force for as fine a
|atermelon as they have sampl-
"a this season.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14

When you want fire, tornado,
hate glass or live stock see |. L..
! oldberg, successor to b. f..
|herrell.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14
FOR SALE.

One Four-tlue 30 horse power
Boiler. One Engine l0xl6.
Apply to G.. A. Kelly Plow
Works, Kellyville, Texas.
81 G.. A. Kelly Supt.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14

See Dr., Shelters ad in this is
|ue; he will enable you to see
at small cost.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14
For RENT

The stores now occupied by
=. Eldridge, adjoining the Com
mercial National bank. Posses
sion given Sept. LIST. Apply TO
a 20 t.. +. Walker.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14

For fine cold drinks, Orange
|ulip, etc, and best line of cigars
b to ReStella e Co. AL
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14

The Jim. acknowledges a bot.
Z of fine homemade tomato
htsup put up by Charlie Smith
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14

l. l.. Goldberg will talk insur-
(lce to you of any kind.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14

K. \. l.Oomis,
County Judge.
l. r. PurSSell, County Clerk.
by Il. III. Reneheld,
Deputy.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14
Dwelling

For sale. 10 room house; lot
l50x150. G.. w Brown.
jefferson, Tex.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14

kSaturday August 10th is DR..
|helfer's last day in Jefferson
his trip.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14

Fine Pipes from sc up to 81 80
ReStella & Cos. AL
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14
PER DIEM

Ordered by the court that the
officers of this court be and they
are hereby allowed their per
diem at $500 per day
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14

There will be regular meet
ing of Cypress Camp No. 6o1 w.
O. W. Tuesday night Aug. 10Th.
Let every Sovereign be- present;
there will be something doing
II. q. HENDERSON, G. &
J. T. kING. Clerk.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14

DR.. Shelter and assistant are
, Mrs, Deware's.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE ROGERS NATIONAL BANK

1t Jefferson, In the State of Texas, at the close
ofbusncss Aug 9, 1919. No 7t2a.
RESOURCES.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

lie MIDI los marem. 2ange ge1aug bin
ih ibnen ia our 2alt gefauen. limo
baben an ibren ei9enen Sorgen &C.
mug"
@iaig folgte er m1umebr feiner
Iiibrerin. @r 6adte nidt mebr ans
5terben. Gin mobliges @efiibl Der
@eborgenbett 6urbmdrmte i'm an Ser
.Seite bic er ftarten Trou. MGein in
ibr lo6erte ser 3orn.
ugmporeno!" brad iie los. uMan
bat i6an6lid un6 geuilienlos a11 ST.
men g%ebon6elt. Gin 8ebre9en it's,
einen nnerfabrenen Sungen gar5 al
lein in Ser @robita6t iid ielber 5lt
iiberla1ien, obne MnidluB, obne So
mile, obne @eim. SSQblings Der.
ltumntte lie.
@otte fie nidt Mebnltdes getban?
Gin fiibnes i11ngeS @eiidt taudte Dor
ibr u1f. @ortpurfspoa iaben sic bei.
ben Muger lie an. Selirl ga, i'm,
ibren ein5igen @obn batte iie binein=
ge1toBen in Sen 5rn6el 6es 2ebens,
obne 51 fragen, pas aus linn piir6e.
8eb' ibr, tpenn er 6arin berimnfen
mdrel Gin @rauien 6ur9ran1 iie.
@Qs hottie fte dethnnl Gtott lin. Dem
sic gefabrli@e @abe 6es @enies ge.
mor6en, NIT 6oppelter 5orgfalt 3n
bebiiten, bette iie, feline eigene M11t.
ter, i'm i@ublos ta11ienofalttgen &C.
fabren preisgegeben. Tim zines
-@bontoms uillen bate iie bes ein5t.
gen &in6es Seele ol1f's Spiel geiebt.
611rdtbar ging ibr sic grfenntniB
hires frepelboften Ebuns auf. @as
niitte es, baB iie 1T tbrer @otb Ole
Ero6ition un6 sic &eimatbpflidt &c.
gen Sen Sobm gu &ulfe rief. Sic
Sttmme in lift, sic ibr norbief, elmer
Mutter miiiie ibr &ino iber M1es
geben bier ouf grben, iiber Seimatb
mn6 @ei@le@t, 1ieb fi@ ni@t gum
S6meigen brtngen; f@onungslos
flagte Tie 6ie S@nl6ige an. l1eber
gotbartna's Seele brauite Elm ner>
nibten6er Sturm 6abin. @donungs'
los rib er 6as itol5e @ebdu6e ibrer
Selbitgere9tigfeit in Erummer.
@ie I'M Eraume i6ritt @atbarino
Miirpit 6abin. sic lauidte Sem
8eriten mn6 @pltttern in ii@. Bl0b,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

5udte iie 3uiammen. Sin ideues,
peridamteS 6liiitern 6rang an ibr
|Obr. uSSa, tpern i@ cine iolde Mut.
ter gebabt batte. 80, iagte Ser arrne
Sl1ttge ne6en ibr.
Sic 6rau it0bnte aaf. 9as, gera6e
6as bate nod gefeblt, UNI 6aS MaB
ibrer 0emiitbigung bon gu MAIDEN;
oieS 8ort, 6aS ibr Elm 5eridmettern-
6es l1rtbeil ipra6. @te Elm gliiben>
6es gdmert grub es iid in ibr @er5.
Sief lanf Gotbarina's itol3es @oupt
auf lire 8ruit. Sie metnte bergeben
51 miiilen Dor 8ei96nmung nno &eue.
@dtte iie nidt bon &elene erfabren
gebobt, ooS @ott gnaoig gemeien un6
ibr &in6 bepabrt, ite batte ntmmer
aus nod ein getpubt. @ie Elm jdb ge-
medter 5raumtpan6ler lit Tie nod
nudtrdgli6 ta%uienofdltige Mngit.
grenne116e Sbranen %ftiir5ten aus If,
rem 9lugen.
Ser Singing an ibrer @eite iab
Sic Gropfen I'M Mon6lidt blinfen nn6
er be5og iie ouf feline Herion. @ie
|6eper fielen iie linn ouf Die @eele.
l1n6 er geIobte iib betlig, ibrer mir.
Dig 5u tper6en.
@ie fte heimgefommer, 6os muBte
@atbarina Mirmib faum. Sic batte
MIR eine1t @e6o,lfen: Gut at mo9en,
mas iie gefeblt in tbrer @%erblenoung.
@aftig lteB ite ibren Ginoling entire
ten. SIM flei1e1 @obn5immer, no bas
5ierli@e GamiIienbdam9en gep1tbt
mar, bemerfte file 2idt. &eIere muBte
orinner1 ieir, sic @in5ige, sic ibr ia
gen fonnte, mo- ite ibren Sobn ftn6en
tmer6e.
Gotborina offnete sic Ebir. @o1-
bigger &er3englan3 flutbete ibr entge'
gen: Ser @briitbaltm mar arge5in'
oct Geridmiegene 8onne mebte in
6em tparmen r0tbIiden D6mmer Ser
trauliden Stube, 6enr eS batten 90
5tpei @Iiidli9e lire @etbnodten 90.
rim gefeiert. SSn 9untel binten tpog'
tie letie Ser Ebiirborbang. Die &flege'
to6ter fam ibrer Mutter nit ber6d6-
tiger Salt ertgegen. SIRE @angen
maren ger6tbet un6 tire Mnge1 itrabl-
ten. Mber Gatborina odtete nidt 3d.
lranf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

$50 lit TeIir?" itieb iie berser.
~SS6 muB Sbm nod be1te teIegna,
'pbieren un6 morgen reiien mir 81
|Sbm!"
Geritdn6niBlos itorrte &eIene fte an.
l1rr6 6ann, ia Damn 6diimmerte ibr etre
bel eligen6e Mbnung bon ettpas &err-
lidem auf.
rGu.... Gu. tpi1lt Sbm Der.
gben?!" itammelte fie.
@atbarina Miirpib nidte. Sbre
&anoe falteten ii6 nnter ser 8ruR.
~Sa, Selene, i6 mid SIN bitten bob
er ietner Mutter ber5eibe; 6enn @oft
bat mir beute etnen @ait geian6t, Der
mib aus meiner frepelbaften 8lino.
beit rib" iagte fie in 6emiitbteem
Son.
sic iab nidt, tpie iid binter ibr
Ser @orbang tbeilte un6 Geltr ouf Ser
SdmeQe eri6ren. &elene idlang oen
Mrm UNI ote S6ulter Der dertntrf9'
ten Srau. Sim &ingfinger ibrer 2ih>
fen blitte ein fdlidter &eif.
uMutter," iagte ite innig, u9n baH
nidt mett 81 9einem Sobn. Sieb,
ser @immel fat i'm Sir gefanbt ais
Deinen mabren @ottesgoit."
u@utter!" flang es i11beln6 BIZ.
tend 5rmol, bon Ser Sbire ber -
|Selir 1ton6 90 NIT o~msgebreiteten Mr.
MEN.
8eim 2out feiner Sttmme pan11e
6te itarfe Srau. @ber 5pei inuee
Nrme fingen fie auf un6 btelten he
felt umfaBt. 8mei itrablenoe auesr,
tau9ten tief in Sic tbren.
Inter Dem gbriftba1,m taufdten
Mutter nno Sobn sen Grie6ensfnb.
Inter Dem @briitbo1m robm @atb~-
rina Miirtpib Die tre,1e $elene tsa1s'
boft ans M11tterbera.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
3uei Sabre franf an 11aberban1idte*.

n@or 3tpei Sabren 5og td eroben
Nuben aus Dem @ebraub bon anet
big 6rei Glafden %@bamberlatns
Gob1etten," idreibt Srau g. 81. Sell
Ter, glioo, Sbio. ~8epor i'd fie nabn
mar i6 3tpei Sabre franf an timber
6auli6feit." 8ertouft BEL allen 9dnb,
lern. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

Ibielt lie ltmi9ou. Sic fannie Die
YlQbe, an benen 6as 9eben iein
|5tranogut austpirft.
nno liebe: "a lebnte a1d ri6tig an
ser 8rulttpebr cine mannlide @eitalt.
&nobenboft idlanf un6 i6madtig
lab iie aus. @oritdttg naberte ii@
sic Su9en6e. Nun fonnte iie Dos
@elidt inn Monoli9t erfennen . @S
mor jung, aber idmer5per5errt mno
geiiterbaft blei6. Gief beugte ii@
ser l1ngliidlibe iiber baS @elan6er
uno erbob sic &ano our S@lafe.
@tit eirem 5prunge NOR 6rol1
Miirtpib binter ibm. Sic tanmte me'
ser Turdt nod 30gern, mo- eS at
banoeln galt. Selbit Elm geipannter
&epolper i6redte ite ni@t. Ser Sc.
bensmii6e batte sic Srau ntdt font
men b0ren. Ct itieB einen grelen
56rei aus, ols ploblid cine San6
iiber feline 5dulter eriff un6 tim sic
8affe enttpuno.
v&er nit Dem Dingl" ipro9 bin.
ter linn cine gebteterii@e 8%raaenitim.
me, uno ebe ct fi9 tpebren fonnte,
flog i6on Der @eoolber in meitem 3d.
gen in 6as @aiier.
Sin onen @1ieoern 5ittern6 itano
ser gntmaffnete bor ietner @etterin.
gr mo9te ettpa 5tpan5tg Sabre 5ab-
len, aber feline an ii6 bibiden met-
den 3uge iaben alt uno berfaaen
aus. Sic @ugen bielt er i6ulobetpubt
geienft.
@art foBte i'm 6rou Miirmib om
Mrm. Da mur6e er Ieben6ig.
u2a1ien Sic midi" begebrte er l11'
ter Binbet unb 5trduben. u@aS
gebt's sic an, tpas t9 tbue?"
Mber er batte 6te &raft 6ieier pei-
Ben Singer unteri@abt; un6 Die &C.
tpalt ser Miirmib'i9en Mugen. Setn
WioerI tono tpnrbe matt nn6 matter.
uM6 @ott," tpimmerte er i6lieBli@,
gang gebro@en, nun f0nnte Maes
l6ngit boriiber fem un6 i@ batte mei<
ne @ube."
so meinit Du?" %entgegnete Grau
Miirtpib NIT elmer Mrt %grtmmtgen
&nmors. Scum, 6ariiber re6en mir
ipdter. Sebt ober" lire Stimme
i9moG = umin ib miiien, tpie es 70
meit nit Dir fam, baB Du Dem &err-
gott Deip iungeS 2eben Dor sic 6iiBe
merfen polteit, Getgling, gu Glen.
6erl"
sSSn Dem @ei9oltenett b61tmte fib
Elm lebtes &eit@en bon @tol3 auf.
rgBie es 10 meit fam?" p%ie6erbolte ct
!5ornig. u@os lit fdne1 eefagt: Mls
hummer 2an6bub' bin i9 auetn in
6ie 9taot gefommer. @s NOR 6ie
ri9tige @eleni@aft, Sic mild ermiid,
te. 3uerit itoden ite mir Ben re1igio<
fen @tar: 8eten un6 &irdenlonfen
bat Elm @noe; es gibt ia nidts btnter
Dem blal1er 9unit % oben! Mber SOS
l2eben lit 90, bas fol i) genieBen.
Gift tpor i@ tpie losgeloifen. Mber
6unn," er fdiittelte ii@, rtporo mfrs
gum GfeI. Stun tpoute ih bera11s aus
Dem Sreiben. Mber sic 8nn6e b6ng.
tie ii@ an mid tpie 6ie 8l11tegel. MneS,
mos ib ber6iente, preBten Fe mir ab.
l1nb 5uIett NOR ibnen aud 6os nidt
mebr gen11g. @ie battett mid in Der
&an6. Mun eriff i'd in 6ie @aife.
|gs ging, Big i@ ertpifdt ,par6e. Ser
Brin3ipal aeigte mid ,1idt an, aus
&umaritdt, fagte er, aber er febte
mid o1f sic StroBe. meinen Softer
I'M meme Nopiere bebtet er 3uriid.
@os blieb mir 6o?"
rltn6 SIRE @lternl" tporf @atbn.
rtna eifrtg Elm.
uDie iin6 fdon lange to6t."
r&nben Gle 6enr1 fetre @ertpon6-
ten?"
Ser SSr1rge 3udte bie adfel1t. n@os
fiimmert's bic! Sic naren frob, aIs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

porlt gu MIR lo>1ge ia,- aber ooS tit
,1u,1 porbei 80. 9iebling!" Sicily nnr'
fblob lire faltgeporoenen 9aroe,
Die ainostoee lin6 6abir, fiibl1t
aud, III MIN mebr fir MIDI? 8iait
Oh, fonnit iii mir mebr tperoen?
Meine Brout, mein geliebteS 8eib?"
Selene erbebte. 3artlib bog er lid
niebcr.
SIS miro longe 6allern, metn or
mes Stub" iagte er 1pebmiitbig. Limo
ib meib mobl> melh idtpere Buroe
ih a1,f Iein pei6es @efiibl lege. gu
mirlt longe barren uno idmer fam'
pfen ntiiilen."
Gin ieliges 2Gdeln perfldrte @eles
ne's @elidt. SIRE Nugen 1trablten
SEN @eIiebten 6ur9 Tbranen an. %
Sicily, mas tbut 6as, penn 5tpet it'd
Iieben tpie Gu unb i9?" iagte lie ein.
fah.
"a rib er lie iaud5en6 in {etne
ar4ne.
erou @otborina Miirmib batte I'M
2anfe 6es Sages ~mieberbolt @elegen'
heit. in ser ibr eiqenen nnna6abmlt>
den Mrt Sic Itrengen 8raten 5n BE-
ben
Sic Yflegeto@ter, ionit 10 rubig
un6 gel ommelt, nor beute bon elmer
3erfobrenbeit unb l1nroit, oie Ser
tpar6epollen 6rau ouf 6ie @erpen
: ging. Das ianfte @eitht 5eigte einen
Mus6rud bon 8elebbeit, Sen Sic Nfle>
gen1utter nidt 81 bente1t muBte. Sic
rotben 9ippen bliibten f0rmlib. Mber
u1.d Neine, 6ie bebGbige &ausbalte-
rim, 5eigte beoroblide Mn5eiden zines
eelt0rten inneren @lei6gemidts.
u@os babt SIR r1r, gu nno Sic
Mine uno o19 6ie Md6den? Sir
ieib ia mie Dor SEN &opf 9eidlagen,"
iagte 6rou Miirtpib %ungebalten. v@s
tam bod unmoglt6 sic 8eibno9ts-
freuoe iein." Sic 8rauen beridman'
SEN nunmebr fait inter Dem glan3en-
ben G9eitel.
sic ioB obne cine Mbnnng bon
Dem @ait I'M &ouie an tbrem getpobn-
ten 6eniterplob inn @rmitub1. Obne
6iefen madtigen Mrmitubl tpare Ga
borina Mirtpib ni@t iie ielbit getpes
fen. GrouBen bdmmerte es. Cine
late Mon6nodt barrte an Der
@dmeue 6es Mben6s. @ie fernes
8ogenbron6en brang ser 2aut bes
Dorfeitli9en @troBentreibens in Die
..aIte pertrdumte @ei9Ie9tergoiie ber.
Elm. Mmn iebe11 6ie @eibna@tsglo'
den Elm. SOIL mn6 iubeln6 fangen tie
tire Greu6enbotidaft 6ur@ sic 2ifte.
gu Grieoe un6 2iebe mabnten Tie.
un6 &elene peritan6 tire Spra@e.
Nutbtg Ddn0te lie 1i9 3l Der Pfle'
qer1utter BIN. uDu meiBt pobl, &pas
meine &ube ft0rt in biefen Soger.
Cont pnr es 1tnr ser Summer. &eute
uber bin ib troy glIem frob! i'd babe
quite @oti@oft bon Gelir. St bd ii&
: topfer gebalter un6 ft@ m.sge3ei@'
net"
Aein 2aut bonn Geniter. SOUR bte
fdtpar8e MtlastoiQe Ser @ibenoen
.fnirf9te Ieiie.
rm.utter," bitterb erboben ff& Sc
lene's &anoe, ner Fat Ben 8etpeis fet'
ner fiinftIeriiden 8%eruf1ng erbro@t.
Binft gu ibm a1i@t enbli@ ner5et'
ben2"
edtpeigen.
8eIene trat nab on Die @egnngs.
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

COTTAGE 81 rive rooms and bath. one
block from Ponce DeLeon Avenue
must be sold soon. Call Ivy 6s4s-L.
Sits
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

J. H. Ewing, of the real estate firm
OF Smith & Ewing, returned to At
lanta Friday from a trip into North
Carolina, and reported the bigges:
wheat. oats. corn and cotton crops he
had ever seen, despite the three inches
Of snow that fell. with Secretary
McAdoo's tender Of S5OO.OOO.OOO to help
the financial situation, and such big
crops coming" declared Mr.. Ewing,
every kind Of business is going to
wake up as never before. and natu-
rally the effect will be felt IN real es-
tate. There won't be any place for
the calamity bowler"
other real estate men who express
ed confidence in stable conditions
were Edwin P. Ansley, who noted
with great satisfaction the better con-
ditions IN the New York markets;
Charles II. Black. of thurman. Black &
Calhoun; Lowry Porter, of Porter &
Swift Ralph o. Cochran and John D.
Babbage
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Good Local Demand
For Residence Lots
Agency Sells $4,000 a Day-5ig Bar.
becue Saturday-Susiness and
Building Show Gains.

At no time in the present year.
say well known real estate men.
has the demand been better for res
idenCe lots. The l.. P Bottenffeld
agency, for instance, sold fourteen
lots for total of s16,S5o, in the first
four days of the week, or more than
$4,000 a day. Eleven of these were
in Clairmont Park, Decatur. and they
brought $4,000 Three were in
Peachtree Highlands, at an aggre-
gate of $3.50.
DIR. Dan H. Griffith bought lot l
in block of the Clairmont Park sub
division for $4,000, and will erect a
$4,000 home on it. Thomas NJ. Turner,
of Florida, bought 10 Seal Place
through Hugh ]. Lynch, associate
sales manager. for $1,000, and has
become associated with the Botten-
field agency as salesman This lot
is AZ by $50 feet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13


$500 B. Pattillo to Lillian NJ Lacy.
lot so by $50 feet, east side Lakewood
Avenue, 1926 feet north Of Livermore
Street. June 6
s2,250-George F. Hurt to Mrs F. ".
Coleman. lot AZ by 30 feet, southeast
corner Edgewood Avenue and Howell
Street. June ,.
81. 25O-George +. Hurt TO Mrs F W.
Coleman, lot 80 by 90 feet. south side
Edgewood Avenue, AZ feet east Of Howell
Street. June 2.
$1,5O0-George F. Hurt TO Mrs. F W.
Coleman, lot 81 by 80 feet. south side
Edgewood Avenue, rs feet east Of How
ell Street. June 2
S2,0O0-George Mau 10 Mrs Ellen V.
Reynolds. 1O9 and Ill Cooper Street.
ga by 1856 feet. June IL.
S750-Horace L. Harper TO Mrs. Ste
phsnie Dietz, 10 Todd Street, AZ by 80
feet June II.
$l,25O-S. w. Herrin ct al. to Protest
ant Episcopal Church, Diocese OF Allan
Ia. lot SO by l46 feet south side War
ner Street, 21l feet east Of Woodrow
Avenue. June Y.
$l25O-S. w. Herrin ct al to Protest
ant Episcopal Church, Diocese Of Allan
ia, lot 60 by lac feet south side War
ner Street. 2l1 feet east Of Woodrow
Avenue. June y;
Sl,25O-S. w. Herrin ct al 10 Protest
ant Episcopal Church, Diocese OF Allan
IA. lot GO by 80 feet south side War
ner Street, 412 feet east Of Woodrow
Avenue. June T..
$500 r. Willis to c. T. Harris. lot
40 by 80 feet south side Pickett Street,
10 feet east Of Waldo Street. June ..
S2sg-E. NJ Silvermau TO c. c. Carson,
lot 30 by lO4 feet, west side Crew street.
70 feet south Of Glenn Street. June 5,
Bonds For Title.
S5,000-AIrs. Emma A. Moore to Mrs,
Belle NJ Gaines. go LawtOu Street,
5OXlS0 feet. June 8.
Sl5.OOO-T w Walker and William
Drisken. to District Grand Lodge, No.
feet, north side Auburn Avenue, 100 feet
east Of Bell street. June 10.
$4,000 Howard Tate to Eulalie HUI
sey. lot 5OXI1O feet, south side AdaiT
Avenue, $50 feet west Of Highland Ave
Si.SO0~Wiliam J. McCrory to DIT
Paul Mcdonald. lot l34X200 feet. east
side Marietta ebert road, 700 feet south
west Of Charlie Campbells lire
Si,So0-w. F. Baldwin and Arthur
Spurlin TO George and Ralph NJ GarrOw
twelve acres west side East Point Road
20 feet north Of Canipbellton Road
S2,s50-L W Hudson. Jr.. to Mrs.
Rosa r. Johnston lot 50Xl49 feet. north
side Walker Avenue, 50 feet east Of
Barnett Street. June T.
81 350-Same to Mrs Bertha l.. HOi-
brook. lot 50y149 feet northeast corner
Walker Avenue and Barnett Street
June Z.
81. O0O-NIcKenzie Trust Company TO
Miss Mary Pickard. lot %. block b,
PeaChtrce Highlands May 90
Sf.000-James II. and Adell @ He.mer
10 r. Lyman Hood. lot 150X130 feet.
west side Dewey Avenue. $50 feet south
Of Arthur Street March I
S6,000-Same 10 same, lot COOKIES feet
northeast corner Wilson and Fletcher
Streets March I
s5.SO0--Mrs. Linda ! Sangsier 10
W NJ Thurman, 72S East Fair Street
sONS0 feet Nav E.
S2,040-L T.. COPELAND to r. j. Dixon
and 6. II Pickett 25G acres in north
west corner land lot a. Seventeenth dis
trlCt August %. 1912
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
East PAGES Ferry PAVING.

The Holmes & Luckie Realty Com
ranv, developers of the Hedgerose
Heights subdivision east Of Buckhead
have begun to pave East PAGES Ferry
Road with macadam and ebert, and
the county has promised to pave a
strip of il westward TO Buckhead. The
aggregate paving will be about three
quarters Of mile. This concern will
also pave a new street, Maple Ave-
nue., leading southeast from Peachtree
Road, in conjunction with the Walton
Realty COMPANY Holmes 4 LuCkie
lave already laid tile sidewalks along
win extend the same along East PAGES