The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, September 12, 1906, Image 10
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WANTED HELP—MALE.
1'IIAHMACY DIPLOMA AND LICENSE
In lj month*. Aililres* Southern College
r.f Pharmacy. Atlanta, Ga.
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ii pnone *». Coll, phone or write for
mt it Incur. It will convince you th»t
augnon’* I, the bet.
wanted -white office boy. . call
at Ororftnn office. H
WANTED—A MAN TO BUN 10-INCII OUT.
.Id,, moulder, rapnblo of tcinporlng olid
mnltlnc hi* own putter* State wage*. Ap*
ply Bo* «Q. Atbeii*. (la.
WANTED—HANII AND MACHINE NAIL
er» and bo* cutter* for bo* factory.
•Phone 1142 main. A. S. Byera (.0.
WANTED—'YOUNG MAN FOU BILL
clerk, position offer* promotion Apply
at once Fulton Bog and Cotton Mill*, At-
Inn to. Go.
STENOGRAPHER AND OENEUAI. OF-
flee man. 1100. , Voting ladle* who nil, na.
Candler Bldg
WANTED—TEN TRUNK MAKERS AT
once: working nine hour*: full pay. Ap
ply yinterprlie Trank Mr*. Co., Powell
atreet and Ocorgln rntlrood.
WANTED—WHITE BOY TO FOLD CIR.-
culnr*. Apply Wedneadny morning at S
o'clock. Educntfonal Publlahlng C.o., 16 Trln*
lly nvenue.
WANTED—PARTNER TO TAKE ACTIVE
part In prlnlln* builne**, ellbor n drum
mer or auperlntendent of uinnuforturlu* do-
parlment. Good chance for right party.
Addreaa Active, car. Georgian.
WANT A POSITION?
cured by ua laat month.
ployment A«*ool*tlon, 1M2-23 Century bldg.
The largest lmiUncsa In the South.
WANTED-JOB PRINTER FOR STEADY
position. Apply nt once. Montag nroa.,
*7 South Forayth. '
WANTED—A GOOD COLORED ALL-
round experienced man cook: nlao two
waiter* and kitchen liny Immediately. Cap
itol Ilouae, 46 Eaat Mitchell atreet.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WANTED-FEMALB. COMPETENT REM-
Ingtoa operator* furnlahed noaltloaa.
Remington Typewriter Co., 'll* Peachtre*
atelv for young L — ..
patent and experienced persona need apply.
Slat* *alary required and aend rveomnieniln-
tlona. Addrea. at one* Shorter College,
Rome, Ga.
EXPERIENCED PAPER
BOX MAKERS. BEST
WAGES IN THE CITY.
ALSO WANT 10 GIRLS
TO LEARN BOX MAK
ING. PAY WHILE YOU
LEARN. CALL 35 1-2 W.
ALABAMA ST.
ANTED—A OOOD SERVANT TO COOK
md do general homework; good wnge*
d a good home for a nibblle-aged woman;
ference*. Telephone 1319 Main.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
iOOKKKEPER—BEST REFERENCES AH
to ability nnd eh*r*eter-do*lre« imaltlnn
rlth reliable Itrm. Reliable, care lleorgian.
WANTED—POSITION IN MARBLE SHOP.
Latterer or all-round workman; hnve been
acctntniniul to lettering headstone*; mostly
sunken Inacrtptlon*. Thu*. K. Johnaon, 1.
O. Box 73. Quitman. Ga
JSITION WANTED IN GENERAL
lore by competent nnd tnutworthy young
rrird man of «even year. exn*rleuee;
it of referenee* furnished. Address Sit-
itlnn. Box 202. Hiiwklnsvllle, Ga,
’ANTED—A POSITION BY AI EXPE-
rlenred bookkeeper; very I rest references,
ildress Box 43. Langley, S.
r ANTED—POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER:
have had three yesrs* experience: no.* no
ltoxlcants of any kind: nr will accept n
raveling aaleaman for a tobacco or grocery,
.ddreaa Box 145. Comer, (la.
IXPEHIENCED STKNOGHAPHEIl DE-
Mrea poaltlon; can furnlah Al reference*.
'. A., care The Georgian.
AGENTS WANTED.
iiNTED--AGENTS—BOYS AND ' OIRI.S
I every town In Georgia and Alabama for
list curd*. Wrlto for free ssmples end
Si Antry Greer, Atlanls, tis. 1311
l pi re building.
ENTS WANTED -WE MAHUFACTURE
in splendid household srlleles thst sell
ildly; our ngenta nre mnklug from S3
$16 per day; a sure money winner for
n and women: write now, ynn won’t
T*t It. American H. A P. Co., Cam-
dre. Ohio.
PICTURE AGENTS—SEND YOUR WORK
to ua for enlargement; fair prices, giwd
finish; M by 20. Uellgloua and accnery pic
ture* rheap. The Garner Company, I3A
Cetera atreet, Atlanta. Ga.
DAVID W. YARBROUGn,
MASTER PLUMBER,
Photea ISM. *> E. Hnnter St
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED-ALL KINDS OF 8ALABLR
school, law*. mHIcal hooks for cash. J.
C. Gavau, 71 Whitehall atreet. ’Phone 1822.
WANTED—TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE TO
buy Money Flour. There Is rnouey lu
every sack.
WANTED—SECOND-HAND BO LI«-TOP
or flat-top desk, with side drawers. Must
lie In good condition. State price. Ad
dress Desk, care The Georgian.
WANTED-OLD GOLD. WE ALLOW
highest values for old gold. Eugene V.
Haynes Fo„ 37 Whitehall street.
WANT Eli—BOARD IN SMALL FAMILY
l»y ]5th: home fare; state prlee nud loca
tion. II. H. W.. Box 846.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SOUTHERN AIJCTION AND 8AL
rage Company will buy or sell you out.
VICTOR MANGANESE AND CROME
steel bank safes nnd vault Uoora; every
thing In safe line. IL W. Ellis, Agent, 26 8.
Brood street.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO HELL.
place It with us; we give It our special
nnd personnl attention. If It's worth the
price we will sell It. C. 11. Wells A Co., 1104
Fourth National Bank.
IF YOU WfHII TO BUY. HELL OR EX-
chango property of any kind, It will pay
you to see us. C. 11. Wells A Co., 1104
Fourth Nntlonnl Bank Bldg.
STORE—132 PEACHTREE STREET, RUN-
nlng thjmigh to Forsyth street. Includ
ing good basement nnd upstairs. Apply
nt office of Guthmsn Steam Laundry, 130
Peachtree street.
WANTED—REAL ESTATE.
IF YOU WISH TO IIUY, SELL OR Ex
change property of any kind, It will pay
yon to see us. C. II. Wells A Co., 1104
Fourth National Bank.
ART 8CHOOL.
WANTED—TUB PUBLIC TO VISIT
Hhippy’s School of Art and Inspect por-
traits painted by his large classes. Corner
Pcnchtreo aud Auburn.
BOARDER8 WANTED.
THE BON AIR, 384 Peachtree st. solicits
Inspoctlon, comparison and patronage.
WANTED—BOARD.
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO TAKE TECH
students as hoarder*, please address O. O.
Boyle, Secretary, Tech School.
L08T.
Who puts your paper on so slick.
And guarantees that It will sticks
Does your painting, does It nice.
And 'Always lowest In the prlcef*
Burnett, of course!
Your "Uncle Jlai” Is hard to best:
He’s at Number 19 E. Hunter street.
Both Phones 660.
FOUND.
FRANKLIN* THE CLEAN CLEAN PEL-
tow. cleans suits $1 to $1.60. Pants *60c.
168 Whitehall Ht. Phones, Ilell 620. A. 3881.
BU8INE88 OPPORTUNITIES.
ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING YOU
business. For high grad# work call on
Kent, 91% N. Pryor. Phone 2929.
AUCTION HALE EVERY WEDNESDAY
nt 10 a. m. nt the Southern Auction and
Ralvngo Company, 20 Houth Pryor.
IF YOU WISH TO BUY, HELL OR Ex
change property of any kind It will pay
yon to see us. C. 11. Wells A Co., 1104
Fourth National Hank.
WANTED—PARTNER IN PAPER AND
printing business to take charge of book
keeping nnd general office work. Must
hnve a few thouannd dollars to Invest. Ad
dress Paper, care Georgian.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY ADVANCED H ALAR! ED PRO-
pie nnd others. American Investment
Co.. 704 Candler Bldg.
Established 1890.
WETMAN A CONNERS. EQUITABLE.
Mortgage loans on rent estate.
THE UNION SAVINGS BANK BUYS
purchase money note* nnd lends money
on Improved Atlnntn property a‘ reason
able rates. Bell phone 769. Gould Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6, 6 AND 7 PER
cent Interest, according to security of
fered; small expense and prosipt attention.
Only on real estate In and uear Atlanta.
8. u. Turman.
SPECIAL. HOME FUNDS TO LEND;
any amount, 4%, 6 and 6 per cent. Writ*
or call 8. W. Carson. 24 8. Broad street.
FARM. LOANS—WK A HR PLACING
loans on Georgia farms at the lowest
rates ever offered. The Southern Mortgage
Company, Gould building.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
at very lowest rates. No delays. Charles
Herman, rooms 202-3 Totunle Court.
I HAVE 16.000 TO LOAN. SUMS TO SUIT.
ou uneneuinliereil Atlnntn realty. Address
It. B. M*. care Georgian.
FOUR PER CENT HOME MONEY TO
lend on monthly payment plan; no delay;
also money for pm-chnao money note*.
Straight haul* made at 5 per cent and up-
“KENT LIGHTS.”
B BEST OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
Id at silk N. Pryor Sc. A lex Kent.
C. W. RUSSELL HAS MOVED TO l»
l’eter* atrevt. Have your roofs, gutter*
and warm air furnncea put In ahape before
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
buhTnkssI ~
■co h, M
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
uo7 imsT^witil oir \\rrn out boar}».
tu refined homo on north aide; gentlemen
only desired. Charges reasonable. Address
J. t. S.. «-nre Santa Ft* Railroad Office, 16
IT-CLASH
Mild Kut
* SIB
D» 2928.
i F0R RENT — FURNI8HEP r o°m8.
! FOR UR NT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
irlth nil conveniences. for a young man.
’Phone 43*3 J.
S. WllUimia street.
OUirr Hiuirni hi srii, wv mv nvuiurm
Auction and Salvage Company. 20 South
l*ryor. ’Phone Bell 2306.|
ron hai.k-a herd of 40 head of
nice Jersey cows. For price ntti| part leu-
lara. rail nt 525 Empire Did*., from 8 to 12
■ nil 2 to 5 o'rlorfc.
! A GENTLEMAN FAN GET N1FKLY FLU
j pished front room In npartincut close In.
Phono ssr* Main.
l rar
WALL PAPER.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS.
•’Don't let 'em fool yon.*’ Jim Burnett
tfortueily of Burnett A Willis) Is not dead
nor mining. He Is contracting vail paper
92 Went Mitchell at.
FOR SALE-TWO CAR I*OADh FINK
Itrorltvrny aurrlen. runalioutn and depot I
w neon a. Nothing better made. Georgia
Vehicle Mfg. Co.. GO and 52 West Mitchell |
•treet.
TYPE WRITER-A NO. 2. I.ATEST !M
proved Smith I’rentier: coat $KB; will aril I
for $9). Address W. 1% !>., euro Georgia u. 1
OLD HATS MADE NEW
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW MATS
rleaned anti reshaped. GOe.
Soft and atllf felt Lit. cleaned and es-
■biped. 36c.
Banda or awcata. Sr each Mira.
acme hatters. «i* Whitehall ml
ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITOR8.
W. B. SHELDON. FELLOW OF THE
American and Georgia State Association
of Public Accountants. Sheldon Audit Co.,
public accouutants and auditors, 618419
Temple Court. Exiunlnatious, approl*al£.
audits. Local nnd long distance phone live
TALKING MACHINES.
TALKING MACHlNR* AND RECORDS-
Wholesale and retail distributors of \lc-
tor Talking Machines and Records. Just
received large consignment of machines ana
over 10,000 records. Immediate attention
given mail orders. We want the names of
all talking machine dealers In the South.
Write for catalogue. Alexander-Elyea Co.
BICYCLE SUNDRIES. —
BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST
bicycle nnd sundry distributors In the
South. Southern agents for Pierce, xnle,
Snell and Hudson bicycles. Wrtte for pur
1906 catalogue aud price list. Alexander-
Kljroa Co.
ME88ENQER SERVICE.
FOR PBOJIIT AND RELIABLE ME8-
aenfer*. 'phons 23. J. A. Davie, and J.
C. Rranan.
„ MEDICAL.
KROMOPATIIIL REMEDIES CURE
acnlp diseases nod make hair gnx v .
Krom’a Medicated Soap makes you by-
gjonleally clean. (80 years success.) J. J.
Kroin, specialist, 619 •The Grand,' At
lanta. Gn.
PICTURE FRAME8.
PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
II. IV. Yarbrough. 254 Auburn avenue,
eornor Penchtrec. Entrance Auburn »v*-
nue.
PRESSING CLUB.
PRESSING—ALTERING—THE NEW EU-
rckn Pressing Club—cieanlng— Repairing.
Atlanta 'phone 700, Bell 'pboue 2476. 106%
Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. Membership
$1 per month.
8EWINQ MACHINE8.
RENTED-TWO DOLLARS PER MONTH,
either Singer or Wheeler & Wlleon. We
rent nnlv new machine* with complete oet
of nttoehmeot*. Prompt dellverr. Doth
’phone* 1893. Singer Hewing Machine Co.,
79 Whitehall atreet.
8TOVE8 AND RANGE8 REPAIRED.
STOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED AND
set up. Expert workman. Patterson
Furniture bouse, 286 Peters street ’Phones,
Atlanta 2472, Bell 794 west. We buy any-
loififf-
TRUNK AND BAQ REPAIRING.
II. W. ROUNTREE A BRO. TRUNK AND
RAG CO. Retail and repairing. No. 77
Whitehall atreet. Phona 1575.
WATCHMAKING.
TO THE TRADE: COMPLICATED
watenei nre mjr hohliy. Modern Idea* In
work ami dealing*. H. Walter Lett. Room
1217 Fourth National Rank Rldg., Atlanta.
SHOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
4 LUCKIE OPP08ITB PIEDMONT.
Bell UK. Mon * «ewed half Hole*. 75c.
D. T. WEST & CO.,
CONTRACTORS.
BUILDERS AND REPAIRERS.
3I54.V Forayth St. Ilell iMiilm 1061 and 225d.
Atlanta 306 nnd 2256.
HOMER L. HUNT,
STENOGRAPHER A CORRESPONDENT.
3954 Whitehall Ht. 32% S. Brood 8t.
Bell Phone No. 6047.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. HAI.LWOODS, IDEALS
and nil other make* at bargain prlee*.
55e eon oell you n reglater. nultable for
any linalneo*. at * price that can not help
but pleu*« you.
Ca*h or monthly payment*. Every reg-
later guaranteed for two year*.
SECOND-HAND CASH REGISTERS OF
ALL MAKES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
THE SOUTHERN
Second-Hand Cash Register
Store,
24 South Broad Street,
Atlanta. Ga.
PICTURE FRAME8.
PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
II. W. Yarbrough, i% Auburn avenue,
corner Peachtree. Entrance Auburn avonue.
SEEDS.
GET OUR PRICES ON ONION SETH.
alfalfa. Crimson, Red, Burr. Al*yk<> and
White clover, grasses aud grain semis.
McMillan Heed Co., 23 South Broad street.
M. A. SHELTON,
DON’T FOROF.T M. A. SHELTON IS A
practical stove nud range repairer; best
work and material guaranteed. Doth phones
1276. 61 8. Pryor street.
GLORE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
THREE NICE LOTS ON CORNER. ALL
for 9500.
NICE EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN,
be«t part of North .Ineknon street; prac
tically new; 96,200; one-hnlf cash.
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, WESTERN
Heights; lot 100 by 110; for $1,250.
NICE LEVEL LOT 60 BY 100; ONLY 9S25.
LOT 104 BY 186, WOODWARD AVENUE,
running back to another street; 81,190.
NEAR GRANT PARK. NICE, LEVEL,
shady lot, 100 by 185, fronting ou three
streets; $1,400.
new six room House in seven
minutes' walk of terminal station; side
walks, sewers, eabluet mantels; renting at
$16; $1,653.
GOOD INVESTMENT.
Four houses on corner lot.
Good street. Rents $31.00
month. Price $3100.00 See
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate—Renting,
Phones 1075, 28 Peachtree
Street.
WANTED
SANDERS, S^IITH &
CONWAY,
Phones 5488.
412 Peters Building.
SECOND - HAND ROLL
TOP OR FLAT TOP
DESK. WITH SIDE
DRAWERS. MUST BE
IN GOOD CONDITION.
STATE PRICE. ADDRESS
DESK, CARE GEORGIAN.
$3,250—NO. 275 EAST
NORTH AVE., 5-ROOMS
AND HALL; EVERY CON
VENIENCE; BRAND
NEW; . LARGE LOT.
TERMS EASY.
$1,800—COLLEGE PARK.
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE,
NEARLY NEW, LOT 100
X190; LIES LOVELY,
SHADY, A BEAUTIFUL
HOME; TERMS HALF
CASH.
STOP PAYING RENT!
BECOME YOUR OWN
LANDLORD!
THE STANDARD REAL ESTATE LOAN
CO. of 5Va«b!ngton, D. C„ will *«ll you
from one to five contracts entitling you to
a loan of from $1,000 to $5,000 at 6 per cent
•Imple Interest, returnable In small monthly
Installments of $7.60 per month on each
$1,000 borrowed, enabling you to become
your own landlord an<T paying for your
home for leas than you are now paying
rent. For prospectua and plana of the com*
pany, addreaa J. St. Jullen Yatea, State
Agent, 821 Austell Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
HONEST, TRUTHFUL, HUSTLING
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY
COUNTY IN GEORGIA.
FOR SALE IN DECATUR.
One two-story seven-room
house, one seven-room cot
tage, on nice large lots, close
to car and convenient to
school and colleges. Address
OWNER,
Decatur, Ga.
SAUNDERS, PRATHER &
COMPANY,
510 Temple Court.
Bell Phone 2081.
E. HARRIS ST.
BETWEEN !VY AND COURTLAND; 7
rooms: on lot 60x160. Think of this prop
erty nnd price, $5,000.
CENTRAL AVE.
SEVEN ROOMS. WITH CABINET MAN-
tela In every room; house Just completed.
Thla la lu walking distance, nud you can
not do better for $4,000.
CHAPEL ST.
SEVEN ROOMS. ON LOT 38x176. HOUSE
In good condition nnd rented for $24 |»er
month. I/Ct us tnko you to see this. Only
$2,800.
WEST SIDE.
TWO 8-ROOM TEN»IENT HOUSES AND
one 4-room bouse on lot 100x150. House*
nearly new and renting for $88 per month.
This Is corner lot and verjr near Terminal
station. We would like to show you these.
RHODES ST.
TWO NEGRO HOUSES, RENTING FOR
$14 per month. These houses nre almost
pew, nnd If you art* looking for a sinnll
Investment this 1* It. Cau rnnke term*.
$1,301).
COME TO SEE US.
FOR SALE
218 South Avenue, Between
Cherokee and Grant.
I AM OFFERINO THE BEST-BUILT
house Iii the city of Atlnntn or the state
of Georgia. There la not one Iota of Imtrb
work ulMMit It. Ever)’ particle of labqy
wns done by strictly first-class mechanics,
nnd the mntcrlnl Is of the very l»est. It
was built for a home by tlie owner himself.
If you nre looking for a house thnt looks
like a mechanic hail lieen around when the
work was going on. come out to see me.
The house Is five rooms, two linlls.
bath room, large closets, wide verandas,
both front nud rear. The Interior finish
Is equal to any $10,000 residence, nnd Is put
together like a piece of furniture. The lot
lie* 1 leant If ull r, nnd hns nil kinds of fruits
In ben ring. . The neighborhood cannot lie
surtMissed anywhere. (Smut l*ark furuMtca
me of the nicest and largest play grounds
In the city, nnd la only n few steps away.
If yon are looking for an Investment, now
Is Tour ••banco, ns the cost of repairs will
not l*e anything for years to come. and.
»f eoarse. the rent money will 1h» clear
profit. Price $2,600. Take nny^Gmnt Pnrk
cnr. nnd walk south one block and west
me-hnlf block from the Uyclornmn build
ing. Apply to owucr, 218 South avenue.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Five new «.room house*, all are
rant.*! nt 145. Frit* ISAM: *!,»» >n»h. lull-
ance easy. Bind proposition ever offered.
They will rent nt $53.
14* south ave.-jVht comI'i.etkIi—
tl.sml; 11X1 rssh. tlx m-r uionth. ll*t lutajr
»r some one else will.
MATHEWS & HILL.
611-12-13 Empire Building,
Bell Phone M. 1748.
Atlanta 172.
IN CITY LIMITS OP HAPEVILLB. M
acres of good level land, with fine grow*
Ing crop; good flre-room bouac, Iwrni, etc.
We c»u eel I thla at the iow price of $2,500
JAMES 8TREET. BONNIE BRAE. A NEW
live-room house, well built, lot 60 by 175.
Inside city, but far enough out for fresh
air. A bargain at $2,150. Easy teriui.
GRADY PLACE. WEST END, JIT8T OFF
Gordon, u new five-room cottage, all
conveniences. The lot la $8 by 150; room
enough for another cottage. A bargain at
$2,800.
have 27% acren good land, three-rooin house,
orchard; laud Ilea level nnd It haa over
1,500 feet railroad frontage. It will be
only a few yeara till this will treble In
value for manufacturing purpose*. We
have a very low price on this.
AS AN INVESTMENT. WE HAVE A
proposition' at Ingiealde (Bcottdnte mills),
wnlcn we consider Al. In this block we
have sixteen bouses, with an actual rental
value of $99.50 per month.' The mill stands
good for the rent. We are authorised to
make a low price on this. It will pay In
vestora to Investigate.
W. A. FOSTER,
Real Estate and Loans,
12 S. Broad.
THREE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
North Boulevard and Angler avenue. First
lot east aide of Boulevard, 42 feet south of
corner, 47x140 to 10-foot alley—$2,600. Second
lot aoutheaat corner of Boulevard and An-
S er avenue, 42x140 to alley—$2,750. Third
t 60x9G, alley each aide, Just eaat of Boule
vard on Angler—$1,500. Nothing else like
these lots left.
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CULBERSON
and Oak streets. Elegant little home prop
osition; has every convenience; elevated lot
Thla house was built for a home. Price
$2,876.
CHEROKEE AVE.—ELEGANT 7-ROOM
cottage; storm-sheeted and double-floored;
has ever/ tnodern convenience; elevated lot,
facing the park; best portlou of the street:
lot 60x200 hack to another street: an Meal
location for a home. Price $4,000.
finish; elevated lot; cabinet mantels, dou
iile-floored; nearly nsw; splendid value for
$1,600. {Terms.
I AM OFFERING MY HOME FOR BALE.
No* 200 Lee street West End. Parlor,
dining room, kltehen, live large and two
small IhmI rooms, two dressing rooms, very
large reception hall, two full bath rotyus.
house la storm-sheeted, double-floored nnd
screened throughout. Fan Ik* converted Into
flats at small cost. Met* fruits and garden
spot; lot la 50x200 feet. Fan add more
ground if desired. Ilouae Is three years
old, and always occupied ns my home.
Bell Phone 2027. Atlanta Phone 1881.
HALES DEPARTMENT.
A. 8. HOOK, It. C. EVE.
FOR RENT.
NO. 498 COURTLAND RT.-THIB 2-RTORY
10-room frame, on lot 50x160, which Res
slightly elevated, la on the west side of
Courtlund street between Merrltts nnd Lin
den avenues; hns gas, hot nnd cold water;
bath, closet, stationary wnshstnnd, sink In
the kitchen; Is In splendid neighImrbood;
and the owner expects to put the property
In splendid repair. Courtinnd atreet ears
pass the door; Peachtree street ears just
one block away. Rent $60 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSLDE,
THE RENTING AGENT,
)! Auburn Avenue,
Both Phone* $1$.
FRASIER & SMITH,
Bell Phone 3533-M
BANKRUPT SALE.
In re W. 8. Daniel, Bankrupt, No. 1769.
In pursuance to an order of the Hon. P.
II. Adams, referee In the above stated case,
I, the undersigned receiver, will accept
sealed bids on nil the stock 'of goods njul
fixtures, situated at No. 88 Decatur street,
Atlanta, Gn., from the date of said order
until Hatnrdny. 8epteml»er 15, nt 10 n. m.,
at which time all bids will be opened In the
office of P. H. Adams, referee, No. 613 Pru
dential building. The goods to l>e told con
sist of whiskies, bar and fixtures, cash reg
ister, Iron safe, roll-top desk, cignra and
cigar ease, nnd such other articles usual to
the retail liquor trade. Stock and fixtures
Invoice $1,617. Terms cash. The court re
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
HARRY DODD. Receiver.
COL, OUSLEY BILLIES
RECOVER
Lawn Street Houses for Sale.
We have three attractive cottages for sale on Lai-
street, in the neighborhood of Park street church, uj
West End.
These are new houses with all conveniences. We win
sell them for $2,250; one-third cash, balance in inonth-
ly payments.
FORREST' & GEORGE ADAIR.
STATISTICS.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
$3,600 IVnnl Hum—Mrs. Georgia I). Mann
to Mrs. Josle Bartholomew, lot on Gordon
■treet. uenr Georgia avenue. Bond for title.
$3.650—E. J. Perkersou to Mrs. F. L.
Woodruff, lot on corner Jackson street,
near Forrest avenue. Warranty deed.
$450—Mrs. B. K. Moore to A. J. Jones, lot
on Hnnipson street, near Highland avenue.
Warranty deed.
$400—T. B. Ferris to Mrs. Mary P. Wayne,
lot on Unk street, near Ashby street. Lotiu
$450—Mrs. L. A. Allen to II. 8. and E.
Jacobs, lot on Moore street. Warranty deed.
$310 Penal Hum—Empire Htnte Investment
ouipany to M“ —*
ielena avenue.
Bond for title.
$1,100—J. F. Buchanan to Frank Boykin,
lot on Raspberry street, near Fort street.
BUILDING PERMIT8.
$100—11. N. Williams to repair frame
dwelling nt 120 Houth avenue.
9450—II. I>. Terrell to add to dweltlug nt
111 Washington street.
$7,000—Mrs. M. Marcus to build two-
story frame dwelllug at 483 Washington
street.
91.200—Mrs. M. E. Farmon to hulhl two
one-story frame dwellings at 32-33 Midway
■treet.
$1,100—T. M. Barrett to build one-story
frame dwelling at 216 Kennedy street.
$1,600—Forrest and George Adair to re
pair Are damage at 227 Capitol avenue.
$2S(V-Mrs. J. Van Roden to add to dwell
ing at 100 West Baker atreet.
$60— Mrs. C. I*. Goree to build stable at
455 Courtlaud street.
DEATHS.
Mary Lou Goldsmith, 3 months old, died
nt 62 Connnlly street.
Dr. William A. Smith, 48 years old, died
at 69 Luckle street.
J. W. Nolan, 45 years old, died of rail
road accident nt Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. J. R. Murphy. 22 years old, died of
typhoid fever nt I*aGrnnge, Ga.
.Mrs. 8. IV. Copeland, 62 yeara old, died
of hemorrhage at Grady hospital.
J. It. Hlx. 38 year old, died of ptomaine
poisoning nt Grndy hospital.
Mrs. J. H. Mecee, 74 years old, died of In-
fluensn at 290 Gordon street.
STOCKS REVIEWED
BY NEW YORK SUN
says:
rae voiur - *
and more or less Irregularity
of prices. Reason for this appeared to lie
In the first place something resembling a
conflict between new buying of stocks
stimulated by the favorable developments
concerning the money situation and profit-
taking salea representing liquidation on the
part of those who Imught stocks when the
general outlook was somewhat more dubi
ous than It was yesterday. Unofficial cal-
eiilntlofls make tue amount of gold thus
taken by our (tankers on the present move
ment nearly $22,000,000, only a small portion
of this having Iteen already shipped to this
city. A factor of Importance In the mar
ket wns the sign of some repression of a
too ardent speculative temper. Whenever
this wns exhibited, as It baa been on sev*
era I occasions recently, by the great bank
ing nnd financial powers who hare the first
Interests of the market nt heart, there
were certain stocks that rottld not lie kept
down nnd there wns no effort to Impose re
straint. The common stockholders of Atch
ison, nfter the publication of the prelimi
nary report of the company’s earnings Inst
Hatnrdny. nre undoubtedly Justified In ex
pecting that the forthcoming dividend rate
on their shares that will Ik*.established nt
a meeting of the Atchison director* on Oc
tober 3 next will be st nn Incjvnscd rate
4>f not less than 6 per cent.”—Ulbert &
Flay.
SHORTsIn COTTON
TAKEN UNAWARES
NOTICE.
Notice la hereby given thnt the n r ,„ ^
Atlnntn lllnnli Book Mantifactiirlni
pany. compoaed of J. \v. lirynnt nn/| r p
Cornell, hn* lieen illaanlrml thla ilnv TP
anlil 11rin doing hualueaa In the city
Inntn, tin.
Sir. Cornell retire*. The hnalnea. .
continued In the name name. t„ »it‘ *7
Inntn Itlnnk Book Mnnufnotnrlni:
nnd nt the an me piece, by Mr. Bryant'
will naannie nnd nettle nil llnhllltlea „uilH
celpt for nil debt* due **hl flriu *
Thla 2Stb day of Angtiat, 1306.
J. W. BBYANT,
T. I*.. CORNELL
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECAST*
For Atlnntn and Vicinity—Generallv f.u
tonight nud Wednesday. • UJ ftlr
WEATHEft CONDITIONS.
Very little chnuge has occurred | n th
weather conditions east of the Mlsslsaln?
while nt most stations between the Mink!
slppl and the Rockies cloudiness and show.
flOtofWWl* The Hilranc#
of the “high” over the north Pacific
hns caused a general. fall in temnerntur*
In Washington. Idaho, Wyoming. ®BK»
nnd the Dakotas. Freexlng temperature it
reported at Yellowstone Park this morning
The extremes of temperature In the 1'nltwi
States this morning are 32 degrees nt y2
Inwstone Park and 86 degrees at Kev West
Fla. Over the eastern half of the Vountr?
there has been but little chnnge in teim* r .
ature. ^
The conditions favor generally fair wenth-
er In this sectlou tonight and Wednesday
s. B. MARBIUY.
Sectlou Director.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the 24 oonrs ending at t a. m., 7ltk
meridian time. September II, 1906.
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA
DISTRICT. *
•Atlanta, foggy. . . .
•Fbattannogn, clear. .
Columbus, p. cloudy.
Galnesrllle, clear. . .
Greenville, dear. . .
Griffin, cloudy.
•Macon, clear. . .
Montlcelto, dear.’ .
Nownnti, cloudy. . .
Rome, clear. . . .
Spartanburg, cloudy.
Tallapoosa, clear
Toecon. dear. ....
West Point, p. cloudy
•Minimum temperatures are for the I>
hour period ending at 8 a. m. this date.
HEAVY RAINFALLS.
Monroe, Lit 2.34
Montrose, Ark 3.14
Prescott, Ark 1.74
Warren. Ark..
Tsmp'ture.
92
.00
CENTRAL
STATION.
Atlanta. . . . * .
Augusta
Charleston
Galveston. ....
Little Rock
Memphis.. .....
Montgomery. . . •
Hnvnunnh. ....
Vicksburg
Wilmington
Dish
Avsrtfra.
Temp’tur*.
sfj
Max.
Mlo.
3^2
id
88
♦;s
.14
93
<w
86
70
./•)
90
70
.«
92
♦>;
.«
92
7o
M
92
70
T
90
i'O
.26
9)
•1«
92
8S
.3H
92
66
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W. E. WORLEY,
325 Empire Building.
Atlanta Plioue 3983.
Special to The Georgian.
Valdosta, Ga., Sept. 11.—The report
ed death of Colonel IL F. Ousley, of
this a y, yesterday, was erroneous.
Co*x\l Ousley was desperately 111 and
'»***' h slnklnff spell yesterday
utot.,.rg, and It wag reported from the
sick to *m that he was dead. He ral
lied later In the clay and today his
condition is reported much better, with
the chances lavorable for his recov
ery.
This nntio* ncement will be a source
of gratification to Colonel Ousley’s
friends In every section of the country'.
satura^FclothTng
AND APPLIED FIRE.
Special to The Georgian.
Tampa. Ha., Sept. 11.—Mrs. Henri
etta Bond, of Paiatka, Fla., saturated
her clothes with oil here, and locking
herself In the toilet of the residence,
where she was visiting; applied the
fire. When the firemen broke open the
door to the toilet they found the woman
lying on the floor with her fleah
charred.
New York, Sept. II.—The Sun saya:
"Events favored the bulla in the mat
ter of government reports. If not In the
general good weather reported from the
cotton belt and greatly Improved con
dition of late. Shorts were taken un
awares and a rush to cover lifted prices
easily. Bears take the ground that
there is nothing to fear for the crop,
that the deterioration Is no more than
normal and that with a million bales
carried over from last season there
need not be the smallest fear In re
gard to supplies. The latest data of
the government putting the condition
at 77.3, the crop Is figured by some
roughly at 12,500,000 bales, which
would give a season’s supply of 13,500,-
000 bales to meet a world’s consump
tion which many are Inclined to put at
12.500.000 bales. But If true deteriora
tion since August 25 the condition has
fallen, say to 75, some of the bulls
think the yield would be 12,600,000
bales, though the bears would add some
to this. But conceding for the time
being that 12,150,000 bales Is approx
imately correct and adding 1,000,000
bales carried over from last season,
there would be a season’s supply of
13.150.000 bales which, If the world’s
consumption Is really to be 12,500,000,
would leave a surplus of 650,000, but
there Is a dispute about the size of
the consumption.”—Glbert & Clay.
New Orleans, Sept. 11.—The Tlmes-
Democrat says:
• Yesterday’s cotton market demon*
strated the flaw In the average In
tellect, and also established the proba
bility that the South will obtain an
equal If not a higher average price
for ,the new crop than It obtained for
the old. Human nature Is prone to
error. Cotton-wise the fallacy of ac
cepting the Initial ginners’ returns as
Indicative of the magnitude of the en
tire yield would be ludicrous were good
monev not squandered therein. In
cidentally a crop condition percentage
half a month old Is not a good basis for
price calculations. In the present case
the ginners’ figures show that the ef
forts to produce very early cotton In
sections of Texas are succeeding; that
Insofar as the states other than Texas
are concerned, the ginnlngs up to Sep
tember 1 this year aggregate a total
somewhere near 160.000 bales less than
last year, and yet the crop for the belt
as a whole. Is probably larger. In the
last analysis speculation has not been
greatly broadened by the government
figures, and unless Liverpool should
take the exhibit quite seriously this
morning, a sober market will doubt
lessly rule for some time to come.
Meanwhile the farmer has begun to
hold cotton, a fact which has attracted
but little attention because the spin- j H«<riinnfll»”te’
ner has not yet become an active buy- Miu-ona 6s. W0.„
er.”—Ware A Leland.
REMARKS.
The temperatures showed no Important
changes, hut the tendency bns Iwn to
■lightly wanner In some districts. Shower*
occurred hi the extreme eastern portion:
the amounts were heavy In Louisiana am]
Arkansas.
J. b. MARBUKY.
Section Director.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUIT8 AND PRODUCE.
Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit
Produce Exchange.
Lemons. 97.7608.00.
Limes, 50076c.
Pineapples. I1.6O0Z6O. „
Bananas, straights, per bunch, 81.6991
Culls, per buocb, ll.00ffl.23.
r.iiirriu jirarum, jirr iwj,
Mountain Bartlett pears, per box, $3*
Gross plums, per crate, 92.
Fotumhlan prunes, per crate, $2.
Rose Peru grapes, per crate, $2.50.
Blue Malvolse grapes, per crate. $2
POULTRY AND COUNTRY I’RODUCE-
Uve ban*. XOtfttc; frla*. au«3c; UruU-
Uvr <l?ct*: l'akln, 36c; nnddla, SMJJIHt.
Dressed bens, per pound, 12013c.
4«und; la oa,po«.4
rneka. 10012c. ,
VEGETABLES—Irish potatoes. *N* »
stock, barrel; per Intshel. $190.
Onions, Se per pound: cabbage. l%c possu-
New sweet potatoes, 60c bushel.
FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS.
FLOUR—Panel a p*t«nt. 55.76; Dlm"“J
pBtant. 15.10; Mnn-oulnb Bt«r, l<6li (a' ; ’7
rmlant. 14.50; Rad Ragle. 14.15: Blue BIWfJ
fo.#0: faiu-jr. *3.30; ipring «rb**t pnteni. M*
*COnX—Choice rad eob, 7*e; No. 2 *5"*
(So; No. J rallow, 741"! mixed. 72a.
OATH-Cbolce while clipped. 52c:
white. 5V; choice mixed, «c; Ten* r111
proof, 60c. .
MKAI,—Plain wfiter-gre'ind. par
73c; I Milted. 140-pennu .-itaa Perh''»l>f l -
Short*, white, fi.60; medium. 11.40; Drown.
51.33: pure Iwnn. 11.10; mixed bran. I> ® .»•
IIAY—Timothy, ehole. large
do., rholee *ai*!i li»,e«. tl.05: do.. >* .
timothy liflle*, 11.00; lw». i, 11.00: do.. NV
eloerr mixed 11.00; do.. No. 2 ctorer mix -•
50e
Cl.OVER—Choice SOe.
The ahore price* are f. a. h. Atlai'l*- J0a
•ubject *o Immediate *ecept*nee.
GROCERIES. , „„
, SUGAB-Frnn.lard tnanlntnl. »», JJS
York retlned, 4<Ac; phtnlatlou*. 5c. 5l« k "
1t cnvm^Ln».e.i A.lmckle'*
COFFE77—Rooatnl ArbncklC*
hnlk, lu bag* <k barrel*, Itc; grron, i»
VV u
RICE—Cnrollnn 4V4S7Hc. tccordlnf ™
imde. Market very strong. uU ,.
CHREHK—Fancy full creem dairy. !«*•
twin* lie: brick 14c. Market —
PROVISIDNS—Supreme h*m». I5*’ ; ”|
linm*. 1554c. Cnllfbrnln h*ui«. “LS?
Cm»» hnm*. 16c. Dry Mil extr* rib*, j*-***
». 20-6 lb*., no.50; f*t l»tck«, I’ 1 " J
- . ..upretne inrd. I9.5254; ,'. r -wr.
dnow Drift compound, 7%c; Bed iron. 'V
STOCKS AND BONDS. A> ^
tJcorgl* 454*. 1915.. .. .. -8* ‘-*
itfl
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York. Hcpt. in.-The drr giMHls mar
ket opened steady tmfty. The supply of
many lines of blenched goods, ginghams,
wash good* and other cottons was limited
nnd buyers were tnuililed lijr delnyel de-
l|rerli»s. linens, burlaps nud nllka wyre
,.196
Atlanta, 6*. 1911 }®
Atlanta. 4H>. I9~ !“>
Atlanta 4*. ISM JJ?
Atlanta and 55’e*t Point. .. J®
Atlanta end 5Ye*t Pntnt Drtte.,107
Contrnl Ballway of O*orgla l*t
do. Income
do. 2d Invmne
do. 3d Income
Georgia
Augusta and Havannsb.
Kottfbwestern..
Georgia Fnclfie 1st*.. ..
C., C. aud A. lata..
..266
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..11$
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