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Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
MI slNEss SITES

ri SINESS SITES
Stt P,HtUtr"c. store - by 90 fectS 1900
- South Forsyth street; three
sturs building % by 90 feet, l25.00
SS Glenn street. corner Humphries 1900
3iis lurklc street. east half uf
building including heat ..... 1900
same. additional 25Oo
32S DpHchtrcc street, storcroom
and office. % by IS feet. G35 90
a33 Whitehall street. storcroom
90 hy So feet ............... 2l 90
gii pedchtrec. threc-storY and
basement building. $1,000 square
feet $4,000 per year On good
lease
Corner Whitehall and Trinity ave-
uuc South half of building now
being erected ................... $50 90
Js so West Mitchell street Ground
floor and basement 80 by $50
feet Equipped with elevator.
WIN divide into two stores
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
rW ELNE ROOMS

- EAST MITCHELL STREET
This is one of the best places In the
city for Il rooming house or boarding
house, right AT the State Capitol has
two baths, and twelve rooms. with
garage on rear of lot and right at
the retail section of the city. This
place has been occupied by owner
as home and Is one Of the best bar
gains at the price in this section
Rate $50.
40 WEST PEACHTREE STREET
This place is ON the above street.
between Iunnicutt aud Pine streets.
aud has been used for home. The
owner will move ont on the first of the
month; has two bathrooms, gas, wa
ter, bath and electric lights. and an
to make an Al place for home.
Price SIS
80 HOWARD STREET This is in
Kirkwood, and is one of the best
close-in sections. ana if YOU are look
ing for something to rent. see us at
once all conycniences. such as elec-
tric lights. gas and city water Price
So 90.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
ga MASHINGTON ST.

\ BIG bargain in a house 8 rooms,
hardwood floors, pretty fixtures. Lo-
Gated in one of the very best blocks
on the street This is a first-class
home and should be seen to be ap-
preciated. $40.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22

THIS IS a very attractive cottage.
Hardwood floors, handsome fix
lures, vapor heating system of the
very best make; very large rooms;
being now renovated and retinted.
win be arranged especially for two
small families Six bedrooms. Every
thing on one floor $40.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
70 GREENMonn AVE.

\ STRICTLY high class modern bun
galow. Screened, furnace heat and
located in fine residence section, on
North Side, near Ponce DeLeon ave
nue.. $40.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22

365 SOUTH PRYOR STREET.
THE largest house on the street for
the price Large lot To desirable
tenant will repaper to suit. Close
enough to walk in. S35.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22

IE NOC want close-in cottage
near Whitehall street, and there
fore convenient to the shopping cen
ter see this Rate is $50
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
NORTH HOWARD sTREI

NIItN " VIy.I
NOW is tine time TO get this place.
Splendid home on very large lot
in Atlanta best suburb Beautiful
surroundings. All the conveniences
to be found i'm the city proper; sew
eraec threc-acre lot. outhouses, large
garden. pretty lawn; one block from
car line. twenty minutes to town;
ten minute schedule. $500.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
MONEY AT
FORT MYERS, FLA.
Ansley's Subdivision of
"MGREGOR PARK"
Fort Myers, the Gateway to
the Tropics
An Opportunity for Any one to
Make Certain and Large Profit

WE HAVE subdvided the property into blocks which are
surrounded by graded streets and sidewalks The oocs
from to 312 each and comprise from TO 10
lots each you will from the pats which we have Tor
distribution in office, and the prices run from SlUoo 10
$4 900 block according to location We have done TINS so
that purchasers make their SUBDIVISION Inc prop
has elevation of 19 feet above the river level ana
each block has beautiful of the Caloosachatchee e
which is salt water and two miles wide at Fort Myers ana
of the prettiest rivers in America The property Is Jus?
one-haf mile of the limits and onethlrd mile from %
sidewalks and lies between the home OF the famous
Edison and that of ex-senator Sader OF New 1ork ro
ing the beautiful paved McGregor Boulevard WhlcI
the Gulf Homes of mionares all along tins drive ana pc
yond this property This is the fastest growing secooh
around Fort Myers. A subdivision short DISTANCE oo
this property being sold the rate OF over 99ooo per
acre The blocks offering the Boulevard conI"i
three acres and offered for $4OO0 ooch
Myers is the terminus of the Line Railroad on e
southwest side of Florida and is destined 10 De 10 %
side what Miami is to the southeast Slde ol r
Regular boat line from Key West Fort Myers ana
and there is in contemplation boat me 70 ~, 40
withsanding that Fort Myers mas iout ote'c
of which is the ma gnicent Royal Palm the lnn o. E
great this time that visitors are sleen5
New bank buildings, house ana numerous o
provements are going The climate IN .u 1T
and winter is of the best IN the W0rlo az" rx rich
rate in Lee County the in the State ASK any Iii
tourist in Fort Myers what they think OF IT. anu
tell YOU that it only needs to be brought 10 ue ~
tenton to make of the greatest resorts - ~
Now the only to make money III l'e" Il
to get where the people coming sure, ana M % T+
cation, and at low price, and you nave a.
what offering. -, ! > and :
The terms are one-fourth cash and the balance J. anu
years with per cent interest. For further nlol
pats write to
CLIFF w. & VIM. S. ANSLEf
217 Atlanta National Bank Bldg.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
EIGHT ROOMS.

40 Z. Georgia Ave. $1,000
IS Kennesaw Ave. $500
4O7 n. Jackson st. $4,000
500 S. Pryor st. $3.50
800 DeKalb Ave. $500
531 Courtland St. =. $4,000
II +. Mitchell st. $4,000
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
1&n GRANT ST

Ill WHITEHALL TERRACE.
\ NEAT. two story residence, near
Whitehall street. Modern Conven-
fences. SO
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
HOUSES FOR RENT.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
SHARP & BOYLSTON,
Phones 756. 26 S. Broad st.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
10 s97 pEACIrTREE STREET.

40 S97 PEACHTREE STREET
THIS is one Of the very prettiest
homes on Peachtree street. II is
the Caverly place, now occupied by
Judge W -. Ellis He has bought a
new home. and can give possession
on or about March rs House has
eleven rooms, and is equipped with
All modern Couvcuiences, Absolutely
YOUR only opportunity to secure a
strictly high class home on this beau T.
tiful street. located so prominently.
Call as FOR particulars.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
HOUSES FOR RENT.
FOR RENT
THURMAN, BLACK &
CALHOUN,
HOUSES FOR RENT.
ALIIOUN,
203 Empire Building.


WIiJLT- ALE A&p RETAIL STORES
or sel."92d '.,f ,.,1,Iings ayfngs' lumber 20 90
e gfse .rss 500 E2tsbst f9nsTe ffSs aya 10000
uaU...t,rr. and basement ~ $50 90
r,I,L3 t4U,r ara tIarri.
strs,t-- fo.,l.rs a,grcs 50 90
- Et s4Bfirr avenue. rs by 100
ca.a U.f1 bssrrIari4 ..... 100. 90
te. yy,It,,5 gtr.rf fo5ir stores
4rd J..,5r,yf * GO0 sousre
facr -. 300. 90
1s7 central Avenue. Ioft. 900
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
SEVEN ROOMS.

ia Irwin st. 49,. $500
208 Woodward Ave. $500
II Welborn st. $3.50
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
50 AUBURN AVE.

RIGHT IN the heart of the city. ad-
joining the Wesley Memorial
Church A large seven room cot
tase Repapered throughout. $35.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
THIRTEEN HOUSE.
10i Ivy street #......,. ....,.,..... 1900

TWEI.N BROOM HOU SEES.
$40 Washington street ..........s 5000
1874 McAree street ................. $500
The Meeker herald., 1914-06-13
tcopyright, 1872, by Associated Literary
Prssa)

Prooa.)
The Carney estate had been divid-
ed up among the heirs after long It'll
cation, and young Harold had taken
possession of 1.-THE Oaks" They be-
gan calling him Young" when he was
young, and although he had Arrived at
the age Of twenty-four he was called
Young Carney" oftener than Harold.
THE Oaks" was a fine old manor
house and grounds, but the place had
been neglected. To make survey
and see II all the land was there was
the first thing to do: the next was
to clear up the ground and make re-
pairs.
The house and grounds to the west
constituted THE Brambles." There
was young woman in this house.
Professor Nansen. wilower and own
er. would have called 1t 1.-THE Briars"
or THE Thistles." but his only child
and daughter had brought him to a
halt. Thistles. briars. burdocks and
pig-weeds are not romantic. Bram-
bles are. They signify q sort Of tan
gle. but not too much.
Father. daughter and Aunt Jane had
read and heard that 1.-THE Oaks was
to have a permanent tenant In one Of
the heirs. but had not been curious
about 1t. The professor was compil-
ing 4 new arithmetic and gave little
heed to the world. and the sister and
daughter didn't see how the change
was to make any change In their daily
lives.
When one has come into possession
Of land the wise thing Is to have a
surveyor run the lines and see II they
agree with the deed. 1t il only polite
to call on the party next door and see
II he has any objection. Mr.. Carne,
called on Professor hansen and stated
his case.
why. with all my heart" was the
reply a. the professor went back to
his figures.
Miss Hattie and Aunt Jane wers not
at home. As matter Of fact. they
were away for . week. One call on
the professor was suficient to start
the surveyor at work. but 1t needed
. second 70 inSorn the man Of figures
that As was osevpying strip hvs
teet wide md two hundred feet long
q ~
The Meeker herald., 1914-06-13

which rightly belonged to his neigh.
deeds, gave the matter a minutes at.
tention and replied:
Yes, Of course-of course. Matters
do get tangled up in the course Of q
hundred years. Go ahead and take
all the land you want"
At the rear end Of 1.-THE Brambles'
was = dell. Some folks might not
have called It dell. but Miss Hattie
did. At least. 1t was \ shady spot to
which she retired on . hot day to read,
think or write = poem. 1t was her
very own dell. No other person had
moral or legal right there. II Aunt
Jane wanted her At the house when
she was in her dell she had to 70 to
the back door and utter . long, qua
vering yell-sometimes two or three
Of them. The yells drove away the
romance. but they brought the young
lsdy. H
In due time the week was up and
Miss Hattie and Aunt Jane returned.
The professor said. "Howdy-do" and
let 1t 20 at that. Not q word about
the new man at "The Oaks" the sur.
vey or the loss of the ground!
Next morning the girl tripped down
the path to her dell She had been
lonesome for It. Where was III She
stopped short and gaxsd around her
In CONSERVATION.
strsyed! Stolen! Abducted! Yes.
there was the spot where q dell had
been, but never dell there now!
Trees cut down or trimmed-bushe e.
uprooted-the Wild cucumber vines
dead Or dying! Sacrilegs Of the most
awful sort! Aunt Jane didn't have to
yell to bring the astonishsd and indig-
uant girl back To the house. She
came on the cauter and sought out her
father and exclaimed:
How could you DO Itch, how
could youi"
The Meeker herald., 1914-06-13
Fruitful FIsIds.

Hostess Ito humorous artA.)-But
where do you get your absurd situa.
tionsf
Humorous Artist-oh. we'll. II one
keeps ones ears open At tea parties
or dinners one often hears some silly
thing said that one can uss!-Punch.
The Meeker herald., 1914-06-13

ION the orders Of tho
chief I was offered milk to
drink and given a native hut
to live In as q prisoner I'M
der = strong guard. My
food during this time con.
sisted Of raw meat and very
little of that. After some
days OF torture. wondering
what they intended to do
with me. 1 was hailed before
the chief and given q pub
lie trial. I could under
stand what they were say.
ing. and It appeared that
all. except the chief. were
in favor Of my death. For
tunately for me. the chiefs
wishes prevailed and I was
released and allowed to re-
turn to Malaga. on my CIV
ing . guaranty that I would
a a
The Meeker herald., 1914-06-13
. ROBERT FORAN

- WAS trailing ex-Presi-
dent Theodore Roose-
welt through Uganda on
- the last stages of his
Ash years hunting trip in
v Central Africa. being
~ tie only Newspaper
c. correspondent to remain
in the Geld out Of the small army
Of them who had set out with
him from New York in March.
1909. when my travels took me to
the shores Of the Albert Nyanxa.
from which tho White Nile OBJ
tains it, source. Here are the
headquarters Of the small body
Of men who are Drawing all man
ner Of dangers to make q fortune
By elephant-hunting In mo Mans
Land" ~ the Lado Enclave terri
tory on the Belgian Congo. bor-
dertng on the great River Nile.
has been termed. :,
Many Of these men were per
sonally known to me during my
residence in British East Africa
~ . government ofilcial. had
acquired . wholesome respect for
these hardy and intrepid tanners
Of the uncivilised sections of the
great equatorial hintsrland Of
Central Africa. and what ! saw
and heard Of them at tha Alhart
The Meeker herald., 1914-06-13

he asked certain question he was
answered.:
Yes, after years and years. maybe.
I believe you knew I was up that ap.
Pile tree all the time. and you must
take your punishment."
Town to Honor Cardinal RiehsIIeu.
Richelieu. in Touraine. is to erect
statue In honor Of the great cardinal.
its founder. Seldom has town been
more wholly the expression of Its
founders will than this tiny square
built town in the corner Of Tourains
and Poltou (says the Westminster
Gaxette). It is like some old Greek
colony. The streets are cut at right
angles. The towers. the church. the
private houses. are all wonderful ex-
amples Of the purest Louis XIII style.
They were all built at the same time
In accordance with the cardinals plan
to form a city by the little chateau
which is supposed to have been the
scene Of his birth, in 1885. Whether
this be 30 or not (for another tradt
ton places his birth at Paris). Richie
lieu was the place the cardinal loved
and strove to dignity by founding =
new town. He approved the plans a.
\ square walled city with six gatss,
gave exemption from taxes to those In.
habitants who built the first hundred
houses, and built for himself outside
marvellous chateau. rivaling the
state Of the king. which has since
been destroyed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-14
STRAYED OR STOLEN

sTRAYFD OR strawberry roam
horse; weight 1850; branded ~" on
left shoulder shod in front return 10 N.
A. Brown, three miles east and oue-half mile
north Of Sspulpa. receive $40 reward
sTRAYED OR sTOLEN-srawberry road
horse. weight 1850. branded "JJ' on
left shoulder: shod in front; return to NJ.
A. Brown, miles east and one half mile
north OF sapupa: receive $40 reward.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-14
PERSONAL
OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

FOR SALE Old violin over 100 years old
Address " T. Lacy, Wcsi Tulsa.
WHITE Music Store. COS South Main
street. planes ard sewing machines. Phone
AbFU
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-14
FURNISHED ROOMS


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h...d'r
FOR lWA Ni.o foon, close 30. 0I'
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up room Ca5 south FHuaI
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ladies 10 West Eig.th street
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FOR RENI--WcI fm he'd r.ou auj home;
close ln for ech'oHrr Phone --2
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-14

To TRADE Player.piaup in excellent oondi
ton including $50 worth u music. foi
automobi e. Phone f741.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-14
TO TRADE

FOR TRADE Two lots in C1ftcyH le, Kan,
for lots i'm Tulsa Phone I5ll-R
FOR TRADE Oklahoma farm for California
property; or what have youi Gail 324
South Lawton street
FOR TRADE-First-clns auto for city prop.
ortv: give location. price and incumbrancC.
Address lO5 care World.
FOR TRADE 10 acres. 20 miles from Tulsa
good land near productions for Tulsa
residence Oscar Boyett. Illinois Rooms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-14

LIVE STOCK


KANSAS CITY OCT la Butar eggs
poultry unchanged.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-14

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-14

fuN Sh'E Complete furnishings for Gva
bedroom bargain. 72o South Main.
Phone .nI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-14
HELP WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED Solicitors for weekly paper
big commission. Inquire for H. q.
Holmes, World bldg Unless you mean
business and are ready to work. don't
answer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-14

AGENTS IT sells on sight. write today
photo: particulars; big profits II 4 H.
Speciality Co, 727 South j6th street. lhila-
de plia, Pa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-14
WANTED 70 RENT HOUSES

FOUND-Bundle clothing Call on 4 +.
Davis In pasture south OK cemetery.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-11-09
BARRINGER TO TEST
RUTHERFORD CLAIM
Local Eleven Expected to Give
Visiting Football Warriors
Hard Battle.
STATE HONORS AT STAKE
Three Big Football Games
on Scholastic Schedule

Three big scholastic football
games are booked for local fields
this week. Barringer has two
games scheduled, one with Ruth
erford for Thursday and another
with Pennington Seminary for Sat
urday. Friday will see two games,
Newark Academy meeting East Or
ange at Academy Field and Central
clashing with East Side at the City
Athletic Field. The schedule for
the week Is as follows:
Thursday.
Rutherford at Barringer.
Friday.
EAST Side at Central.
East Orange at Newark Academy.
Kingsley at Montclair High.
Hackley at Morristown School
South Side at Lincoln.
Saturday.
Pennington at Barringer.
Peddie at Blair.
Trenton at Railway.
Plainfeld at Phlllipsburg.
Bordentown at Montclair Academy.
South Orange at Summit.
Irvington at Lincoln.
'Newark High Schools League
game.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-11-09
YALES LINE MAY BE SHIFTED
BEFORE ELS MEET TIGERS

very rosy for ths great little Cornell
team. Cornell Is next on the list to
tackle the Mich'garders, and VIC
tory for the Comedians would more
than mix up the ratings of the teams
when the time arrives to 10 that rext
month. Cornell got away to a bad
start, but there are few better teams
in the East just now, and while the
Ithacans have played none OF the
really big elevens so far, the COM
parative scores made by Cornell and
Yale against Brown are pointed to
with pride by the ithaca contingent.
Penn's battered squad returned to
Philadelphia today In pitiful shape.
Il is reported. Urquhart has a
sprained ankle and a twisted knee,
Vreelands knee was injured so that
he cannot walk. 1t is probable that
neither will play again this season.
Captain Journeay has three splinter
ed teeth and Walter Hopkins is bad
ly bunged up. Coach George Brooke
is said to be on the edge of break
down and will rest for a few days.
Even Trainer Pat Dwyer was over
come by the crushing defeat and he
has been. i'll ever since the game.
Norwood and Witherow decided that
they will not take varsity letters un-
less both Dartmouth and Cornell are
beaten. Such are the fortunes of
war A brand new backfield may be
built, Wray alone gave his mates in
interference. Team work was said to
be totally lacking against Michigan.
Penn State. after holding the
mighty Harvard team to a draw, was
beaten by Lehigh on Saturday. With
out Tobin, the Keystones were not at
their best, and the score OF 20 to z
shows how he was missed. Pitts
burgh's perfect record was blotted
by Folwell's great Washington and
Jefferson juggernaut 1t is rumored
that Glenn Warner will leave Car
Isle next year to coach the Pitts
burgh outfit, taking the place OF Joe
DnH
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-11-09
DISASTROUS DAY
FOR JERSEY A. c.
Bronx United and Brooklyn
Soccer Elevens Now Lead
National League.

The Bronx United eleven, of New
York, the surprise OF the soccer sea-
son to date, advanced to q tie with
the Brooklyn r. C. for first place in
the National Assoc aticn Football
League yesterday by defeating the
Jersey A. c. eleven, which previous
to the conflict had held first position
alone. The Broollyns also passed the
Jerseys by taking the Paterson
Rangers into camp The Scottish
Americans, as a result of their vic.
tory yesterday over the Newark II.
c., are now within two points OF the
Jerseys and third place. The Clan
MacDonalds defeated the True Blues
and are now on even terms with the
West Hudsons for afth position. The
Hudsons were idle In a league con-
test, having beaten the Hollywood
Inns, of Yonkers, in the first round
of the United States Football Asso-
citation cup tie competition. The
standing of the National League
faama fellows.