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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ARCHITECTS.
Address. I'. o. Rox 675.
ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS.
W. I*. SHELDON. FELLOW OF TUB
American and Georgia State Association
o. Public Accountants. Sbeblon Audit Co..
public accountants and auditors, 61#-6l»
Temple Court. Eliminations, appraisals,
audits. Local and long distance pnone 1196.
BICYCLE SUNDRIE8.
bicycles and sundbibSKabobst
bicycle and sundry distributors In the
South. Southern egente for Pierce, Tele,
Snell and Hudson bicycles. Write for pur
1806 catalogue and price list. Alexr“' , “*-
Elyes Co.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
month. Draughtin'* Practical Business Col-
leg**. Piedmont Hotel block. 122 Peachtree.
Bell phone 8S9. Call, ph<
WASTED—YOVSO
pharmacy. Apply
Lucklc street, city.
Dr.
SALESMEN. COLLECTORS. BOOKKERP-
ere. stenographers, salenlsdles, compnn-
lon*. housekeepers, mechanical and technl
cal help In alt linen placed promptly In po
sitions; our facilities l»est; send for list.
National Employment Association, 102-1023
Century building, Atlanta. On.
WANTED—I’PIIOLSTEUF.R AND A ID'S
tier to drive wagon, brine furniture to
shop and take It home after It Is repaired,
and collect. Cull or write City Furniture
Repair Shop. 414 East Twelfth street
WANTED—THREE YOUNG MEN
collectors. Must know the city well,
dress at once II. X. L., care The (Jeorj!
WANTED—PARTNER TO TAKE ACTIVE
part In printing business, either n drum
mer or superintendent of manufacturing do
psrtment
WE HAVE A
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED l’BO
pie and others. American Investment
Co.. 704 Candler Bldg.
Mortgage loans on real estate.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6, 6 AND 7 PER
cent Interest, according to security of
fered; small expense and prompt atteutlon,
... Wrim
or call 8. W.’Carson. 24 S. ’Broad”street.
FARM LOANS—WE ARB PLACING
loans on Georgia farms at the lowest
rates ever offered. The Southern Mortgage
Company. Gould building.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
st very lowest rates. No delay#. Charles
Herman, rooms 202-3 Temnle Court.
OUR PER CENT HOME MONEY TO
lend on monthly payment plan; no delay;
also money for purchase money notes.
Straight loans made at 6 per rent and up
wards, according to dealrahlllty of loan.
W. A. Foster. 12 8. Broad street.
AN MAKE LOAN AT ONCE ON CJTV
real catate; cheap money. Address “Cheap
Loan,” care Georgian.
mI trade to learn aud fair
while learning. Keystone Type Foun
61 West Mitchell street.
Iry.
WANTED—BRIGHT MAN OVER TWEN-
tv five for permanent outside position to
assist sales manager, city and road; 126
weekly. Expense money advanced. Also
two men capable of handling other sales
men. Good par aud ndvnn amj dm
rno
Friday
qualify. Apply after 9:30 n.- n
i C. R. Graham, Kimball house.
EDUCATIONAL
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE AND
Conservatory of Mtisle. Mncgn, tin.—old
est and nest. If yon wish to ntteud any
time this school year, get on the wafting
list now. Catalogues free. DuPont Gueriw.
president
WANTED—MONEY.
WANTED—JOll
WANTED HELP—FEMALE*
OK.
[Ood
WANTED—WHITE WOMAN
either young or middle aged wouimi*
wages. Apply 165 Lee street, West
Bell 'phone 415 west.
AGENTS WANTED*,
PICTURE AGENTS—SEND YOUR WORK
to to for enlargement; fair prices, good
finish; 16 by 20. Religious and scenery pic
tures cheap. The Garner Company. ISA
1'eters street, Atlanta, Ga.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH.
MASTER I’LLMIIER,
Pboaea 1264. » B. Hunter 8t
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
ANY-
. will beat
Robison Ac Barnet, IS U. Hunter.
GET PRICES ON FURNITURE
where else, come Jons
them
OUR ENTIRE LINE OF MATTINGS RE-
dotted 5c n yard. "" 1 ‘
E. Hunter street.
Robison L Barnes, IS
FOB RAI.K-NICR <iAK STOVE. IN BUST
of condition, cheap. If sold at once. Mra.
A. I>. Mcl.mn. 1S« E. Fair •tri'l't.
HUTCH llt.’l.nK FOB FAI.r. FI.ANTl.VO.
Writ, for prlco ll.t. MoMIllou Howl Co.,
S3 South Bromt «twt.
FOB SAI.E—BEST BUBBEB TIltR;
workmanship guarantee*!. Georgia >•-
blcle Mfg. Co., 60 and 62 West Mitchell at
FOR SALE-TWO CAR LOADS FINE
Brockway anrrlea, runabouts and depot
wagona. Nothing better, made. Georgia
Vehicle Mfg. Co." 60 and 62 Weat Mitchell
atreet. .
*5
O SMITH PREMIERS. I® EACH-1I.
Southern De*’— *
N. I’ryor Ht
FOR SALE-GOOD SECOND-HAND GAS
stove. Owner left city. Call S Edgewood
avenue, or ’phono 3794 Bell or 4794 Stand
ard.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
^?S^^KINDS OF SALAULB
school, law, medical hooka for cash. I.
C. Gavan, 71 Whitehall atreet. ’Phone 1821
MISCELLANEOUS.
VICTOR MANGANESE AND CROME
ateol bank tafea and vault -doors: every
thing In safe Une. IL W. LiUs, Agent, 24 S.
Broad street.
WALL PAPER.
WALL PAPEUANDPAl NTH.
’’Don’t let ’em fool you." Jim Burnett
(formerly of Burnett k Willis) Is not dead
cor missing, lie Is contracting wall paper
and painting. Office and show room 12
East Hunter atreet Both ’phones 660.
OLD HATS MADE NEW
W .,.nr, M | |,|, A 4
once on good business property worth S3,-
6W. Address “Money Wanted/’ core The
LOT 1 ""-
JJOOK8AND stationery.
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS
our specialty. Fine stationery and of
fice supplies. Headquarters for post cards
and sou rent M. We sell *1.60 books for 60c
(t ome and see them). We buy nil kinds
1L* giwMa school, law and medical tmoks.
77 Whitehall street: Southern Book Con-
{gn. J. t. Gavan, manager. Bell ’phone
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES*
WANTED-PABTNER IN PAPER ANU
printing hunlnesa to take charge of book
keeping and general office work. Must
have a few thousand dollars to Invest. Ad-
I HAVE *200 TO *300 TO PUT IN SMALL
kind nnd nny-
ART SCHOOL.
WANTED—TH E PUBLIC TO VISIT
Slippy a School of Art and Inspect por-
vsugsrst 'UBSir- **-&*&•
FOR 8ALE—REAL E8TATE.
“'YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO BELL,
pi*po It with u,; wo five It our iporlai
•nil por*onnl nttontlon. If IF* worth tho
—loo wo will ,oll It. C. H. Wolla A Co“ UM
uirth Nutlounl Itsnk
B0AR0ER8 WANTED.
TjlE BON AIR. 3X4 IVnohtroo «t„ .ollolt*
oiy>ovMon^rcMM^rUo[^nu^^tniim|^^
RIG PIANO BARGAINS.
WE WILL PUT ON SALE MONDAY or.
*• ,hp following; Every nlnnn near If
;r„: ,v,,r u-" u v- ,n a»»a om : rail
. .M i have about eighteen
high grade pianos that have Itecn rented fur
your \ nn .' ] "" w " ««•*»•*« dlseon-
i.lniie this part of our business, and In or-
•Mt quickly these few sec-
rlll offer them below
Her
Due *660 Kunbe Kqnure.. . *.*!!! '* 76
Due *5*m Brainbacli Mahogany Upright/ 2X5
»“• MM Brnmlmch Malmga’ny Upright. 265
One IfOrt Bush & Gerta Mahogany
l prlght 'o;
One *350 Bertel Maliogauy Upright.. . 2
Mahogany Upright p
Mnhognny Upright,
double guaranti
. ' nn, L desfrei
hnnge within one year f«i
ur stock.
S'" ""Holt tuning Mill roj,Hiring.
•Vi iilniMi* will ho until mini
ih.fiit piano paiii.oiih,
Phnno hint Mnln.
Xnilll Fnr.vlli Slr....t
I sr.
vnuiaivi W (JUK AND ISII* r*l*i ir*o.
Prompt service. Bel! ’phone 2374. .Atlanta
Hood and Iron Novelty Works, 389 Marietta
, JUAi nr.nnn
Inatolla furnaces Jn old bouses as well
” " ir If you hnv.
Both 'phono..
MESSENGER SERVICE,
FOR PROMPT AND Itr.I.IAI1I.K MBS-
•ongora, *phon. a. l. A. Divio, and 1.
PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
,f W. Yarbrough, 24 Auburn avenue,
1 — L Entrance Auburn ass*
reka Pressing Club-Cleanlng-RepalHng.
Atlanta ’phone 700, Bell ’phone 2475. 1064
Hhltehalf atreet, Atlanta, Oa. Membership
*1 per month.
8EWING MACHINE8.
rentbd-two dollars per month.
either Singer or Wheeler St Wilson. We
rent only new machines with complete set
or attachments. Prompt delivery. Both
phone* 1883. Singer Sewing Machine Co.
7» Whitehall atreet.
8JOVE8 AND RANGES REPAIRED*
STOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED AND
set up. Expert workman. Patterion
Furniture house, 286 Peters atreet ’Phonea,
Atlanta 2472, Bel! 784 weat We buy aoy-
AW TALIONG MACHINE8.
ALKING MACHINES AND RECO
* Wholesale and retail distributors c.
♦or Talking Machines and Records. Juat
received large consignment of machines and
nr.* moan immediate attention
ff trunk and bag .repairing.
H. W. ROUNTREE St BRG. TRUNK AND
8AG CO. Retail and renalring. N “
Whitehall atreet. Phone 1676.
WATCHMAKING.
TO THE TRADE: C OM PLICATED
watchea aro my hobby. Modern Ideal In
work and dealings, H. Wnlter Lett, Room
1217 Fourth National Bank Bldg., Atlanta.
8HOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
132 PEACHTREE ST., OPPOSITE THE
Cnndlur flldg.
B.II 2MB. M.n'a «ew«1 half aolM. He.
D. T. WEST & CO.,
„„„ CONTRACTORS,
.... BUILDERS AND REPAIRERS.
N. For.ytu St. 11,11 (Main) 1001 and 2256.
Atlanta 306 and 2206.
HOMER L. HUNT,
STENOGRAPHER *
30V4 Whitehall 8t.
Hell Phan. No. &HT.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS, JIALLWOODS, IDEALS
and all other makes at hnrgnln pr
cau sell you a register, suitable
any bualne*a, at a price that can not help
but please you.
Cash or monthly payments. Every reg
ister guaranteed for two years.
AramM*' ANDSpSh* 0,P
THE SOUTHERN
Second-Hand Cash Register
Store,
SAUNDERS, PRATHER &
COMPANY,
510 Temple Court.
Phone, Bell 2081.
WEST END.
HERE WE HAVE A NIUE 6 ROOM TOT-
tage on lot 76x200. This In on
"treet, nnd If you are looking for n home
In \Y,at End It will jm>' you to a„ liila
, you I'm' ta.ooo
L
RASH STREET.
HERE WE HAVE A NICE 6-ROOM COT
I'* »» g™«l lot. and right at Cnpltnl
■niin. Hnvn rvfua.nl 122.,W |M*r month rvnt
ror It. Now If you want a vnttagv homv on
th. South alilv ulid In giNHl livlghlunllival
thla la It..
.... >2.000
FOR SALE—TYPEWRITERS.
thiiee No.77i7ITiTi7^^rTT7^
writing vonaitlon *15 vuvh. H. M. Aahv
o Houthvrn Dvnlvra I., f. Smith Vl.ll.1r
1^ N Pryiir St.. Atlanta, On.
INI'. Nil. fi'UEMIMlTON. I-'INET’ONdT
tlnn and a bargain, *.n, ||. >t. Aahv Co..
Smitlmrii Dvnlvra, I,. F. Smith Vlalblv. “
’ryor .St,, Atlanta, Ga.
DR. W. J. TUCKER.
MORPHINE AM
at home, tv it fin i
hiiMlnoM*; perinniK
1 treatment ...
Tucker. 154 N. Ilr<
lent a.
G’lU.M HABIT U1 BED
pain or detention front
gunrniitos>d; free
rapper.
H*t, At-
E. L. MORSE, -
HU FOURTH NATIONAL HANK.
, North SIDE, close IN. i
! five riM>tn* and hall; all eoi
I eupleil bv oilier; tell nilnnteN
i tiler mtlMIng; 13,10); *50)
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS MAHHMTA STREET SHIRK,
cleaned and reshaped. 60c. i it"'
Soft and stiff felt hits cleaned sod re- j l’ rl ”
lot 25 by Us
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
TWO <Gt THREE NIUE UNKURMSIIED
rooino In very dealrahle nelghborhotul.
Phots* 5951 -4.
1 AURK IN WESTERN HEIGHT
! elt.v line; front* thr»*e *tre«q*; ebenp at
SAM I-Si IN ST REE
land avenue: :
bahinee within il
ITmnfcn s i Ills I
■ »i, i
LOST—TWO POINTER PIT’S. ABOUT
m« ttttix old; female, white Ixaly nnd blaek
bend; male, white and Mark ImmIv with f
blaek head *5 i
9S WnHhtngton atr
Rtreet; p&\
Fill ifiH WAR!
*>«•. This l«
I DAfftY FARM.
’ r ’ " 25 YOUNG LADIES
iiTiTiM WANTED: NICE. CLEAN,
REGULAR WORK AND
pound. (|OOI) PAY.
FRANKLIN. TitK CLEAN CLEAN FKl7 , N A’l IOX A L I’APER CO..
low, elefl*)* anlt* *1 to *1.50. Pant* 60c. *»V7 hl.'/t \ r rp|i ytp
Whitehall HL I’hvuvB, bvll fcu, A. 3ML IH'AA 1 l Ji Ol.
GARDEN STREET.
A BEAUTIFUL 5 ROOM t’OTTAGE
lot 43xl4n. Thin In right nt G«*orgla
tnie, nnd I* \err eh.-up at the price7...*2.250
G It ANT ST It EKT. ”
A UOTTAGK CONTAINING FIVE BOOMS
- * ’ “ lot 60x126. Thl* cottage I*
thl*.
We
you very
elghborho.Nl* and In
•• IBtle home '.......*2.260
KELLY S TREE T.
MCI: 4 It* HIM COTTAGE. NOT ONE
* ’ • 50x130, Thl* la In the
.5n!BB
sin th Kiimwnm
A 9 RUOM IIOI'SE ON LOT 100»230 AND
In half lilwk of vur llnv. Thla homo Iwa
wntvr wnrkn. frail nnd plenty of abinlv.
I ou run not Iinlld thv hnuao for tho
nnmvy .tIMi
IF ANY
>F THE ABOVE Dll NOT SUIT YOU WE
that we will In* td.-nxed to show
u nre on the market for real e«-
Imve any real estate for
ha
you. If you nre
tate *ee ns. If y«
*Ole Hat it with
PAVER £• BLACK,
Real Estate Agents, 315 and
316 Peters Building,
Atlanta, Ga.
BOTH 'PHONES 3619.
The Problem
ot readily obtaining good
belp has been
Solved
moit utlifactorlly by tbo«e
that have used the Help
Wanted Columns ot The
Georgian, a newspaper that
draws from a list ot over
100,000 readers.
C. H. WELLS & CO.,
1104 Fourth National Bank
Building.
Bell Phone 5223.
*1,009—*500 rash and balance easy, will buy
lot on nortlv side 60x160; nice and level
with alley on three aides; one block east
of Boulevard. Tbl» is s rare bargain nnd
we nre offering It only for s gyick sale.
$2.600—6-BOOM COTTAGE ON GEORGIA
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY,
Phones 5488.
412 Peters Building.
$1,600—50-FT. MYRTLE
ST. LOT, BETWEEN
8TH AND 10TH STS.;
EAST FRONT, LEVEL
AND PRETTY*. LAST
CHANCE ON THIS ST. AT
ANYTHING LIKE .THIS
PRICE.
W. A. FOSTER,
Real Estate and Loans,
12 S. Broad.
IN THE GRANT PARK SECTION „
brand new 2-atory, 7-room residence, with
all the city conveniences; on beautiful ele-
vated lot, half block from the car Hue and
tf* 7 *."!J nUt€ tor on terms of *659 cash
nnd *30 per month.
H HAND-NEW COTTAGE Op SIX
rooms, with all the city conveniences,
near Grant Park car line. A perfect little
home and cheap for 12.809, on terms of $.150
< nsh and *26 per month. You cannot beat
this If you want a home.
A ilAllliAIN' lN A LOT IN THE 1-BKT-
tlest part of North Boulevard, near An-
rler avenue, 47x140 feet to alloy. Snap for
2,600. This I* the right place for a home
»r n good place to build a house that will
icll at a profit.
>N GRANT STREET WE HAVE A GOOD
6-room cottHgc, with all tho city con-
•enlenres, largo, elevated lot. Price *2,700.
Easy terms. *
»N OAKLAND AVENtJE. ALM^oT NEW
RICHMOND AVENUE
*1.^.
WEST LINDEN STREET—NEAR SPltlNG
service. Price *2,100. Term* $400 cash and
*20 per month.
IN GRANT PARK KECTIOSI-NICE SIX-
room cottage; gas nnd watff.-; hnnl oil
finish; elevated lot; cabinet mantels, dou
ble floored; nenrly new; splendid value
for *1,600. Terms.
CONN ALLY STREET — NEAR PATH
str*H»t school; well built nnd substantial
cottage home, containing five room* and
hall; all city conveniences; elevated lot,
60 by 120 foot to alley. Price $2,250; easy
terma.
STREET
avenue, near Capitol nventie.
WE NEED HOMES PcJ5 HaTe ON THE
north nnd south side. ^ If j*oq have any
thing for aale anywhere in the cltr let us
know nlmut It.
FOR RENT.
. . ' 1,01 nn, ‘ 0)1(1 water: i>or<*c-
Inln bnth. closet, sink In the kitchen; In
a good nclghltorliood. nnd in good re-
ix>lr; !■ quite convenient to Cnlhonn street
public school. Rent* *25 i*»r month.
■ 278 South boulevard.
THIS SIX-IBtOM COrrAGB, ON LOT w
by 160, I* ou the weat side of North
Boulevard, at the corner of Adams street
has gns, hot nnd cold water: bath, closet,
sink In the kitchen; In splendid repair;
nnd In one of our best neighborhoods; !»e
sides the six rooms, there nre two servants
rooms In the basement; ulso plenty ol
room for storage In the basement. Rents
|49 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT.
It Auburn Avenue,
Both Phone* (It.
Here Is a Good Investment.
On Edgewood Avenue, near -Cornelia 8t. Here we have a lot with 125
feet frontage on Edgewood avenue,'running thru to another itreet about 125
feet back, with a small house In rear. This Is right' near sidetracks of
Southern and Georgia railroads and is a fine place for some little Indus
trial plant that needs to have a back door near an unloading sidetrack but
does not care to pay the prices demanded for railroad frontage. We can
sell this entire property for 12,800; it Is a fine speculation, and a choice
place to improve on both fronts for big rental incomes.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR RENT!
Have several nice halls
suitable for secret societies
or light manufacturing pur
poses. For particulars
See
Rents $27.50 per month.
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate and Renting,
28 Peachtree St.
CENTRAL PROPERTY
NO. 92 CENTRAL AVE.
50X83, ONE BLOCK OF
WASHINGTON VIADUCT
MAIN THOROUGHFARE
BETWEEN TWO GREAT
RAILROAD TERMINALS
BOUND TO ENHANCE
RAPIDLY IN VALUE,
WE ARE OFFERING
THIS AT $200 FRONT
FOOT FOR IMMEDIATE
SALE.
i») UAWKO.'i
7-room h«ui<\
*30; price *3,000.
TWO-STORY
All convenience*. Up/
Good homo or Investment
’I’hone 2027. Atlanta Phone 1881,
SALKS DEPARTMENT:
A. S. HOOK. II. C. EVE,
It. O. MKDLOCK. HENRY II. JACKSON.
R. 0. MEDLOCK CO.
Cor. Peachtree and Edge-
wood Avenue.
Bell Phone 3794. Atlanta
Phono 4794.
riTismmrvs—=rw<Ti—styiRoiu—nrirrm^s
nenr Fulton Cotton Mill*, always rented
*11 month: spend *100 and can get *15.
*1,000 - 12-ltooM MODKRN I.OVR1.Y
homo, North Houlevnrd; fine shaded lot,
93x2<V>. Will take smaller property a* part
i»*y-
CUTS STORK AXD 5-HOOM FOT-
SViuih Pryor. Rent,
Unr .mini,
I30Q ;>nr.
0,000 TO fc’O.lMO—NORTH SIDK NKW
properties that will pay 12 per cent on In*
‘Stinoiit.
*63100—hplkxIhd HOME, SHADED,
LOT
Atnntn In n mill town. Has ne
•use. barn und other buildings, three ten
ant houses. Improvements all made within
t three yean* nt cost of nlmut *7,000, nnd
land Is worth *30 nn acre at lowest es
timate. Adjoining land* are held at from
*4) to *60 nnd *90 per acre. This I* a big
* argnln for quick
FOR SALE—TYPEWRIT
ERS.
We have all makes second-hand
and rebuilt Typewriters at prices to
move them. If you fall to let us know
your wants In this line you will lose
money. Write or call for "Special
Sale List.” We maintain the best
repair department In the South and
guarantee the best work.
SOUTHERN STATES
WRITING MACHINE CO.
424-25-26 Candler Bldg.
FOR SALE.
A yery desirable building lot 53x171
feet, corner Highland avenue and
Ponce DeLeon Circle.
DeLOACH MILL MFG. CO.,
400 Highland Avenue.
M. A. SHELTON,
DON’T FORGET M. A. SHELTON 18 _
, practical stove and range repairer; beat
work and material guaranteed. Doth phooea
6276. 61 8. Pryor street.
*1.590—Hr YH 7 ROOM COTTAGE, BARN,
it* Burden. 69 acres of laud, fine orchard,
1 2nd bushel* apples now 4»n tre4»s, h>-
rnted tu a small town on railroad 40 miles
from Atlanta.
>2,350-6ROOM t'OTTAHK, GAS, WATRll
uni bath, near North Boulevard, and IF
bargain. .
ANY OTHER I’RnPEUTIKN. CALL OR
IH YS SEVEN ROOM TWO STORY
oil 4a.*k*t»n *tr.et. Brand new, aud
II modern convenience*; »vj*h nnd
buys modern six-room cot*
on Capitol a\euiie. I* 1* up to 4inte
.•rv ro*p4-ot. East front. Lot 60 by
lla* nice shade. See this liefun* you
D HVK-IIOO*
Lot 121 by 175.
CASH BUYS GOOD SEVEN-ROOM
LOS r GOLD LOCKET,
E. B T. on I nick. Finder
FIVE ROOM COT-
emit*. Cabinet man
at h. water anil gas.
•derail* priori hoi
iv. m. Nichols^ax’d''a. ii. ooR'Eii. BELL 'PHONE 208!.
WANTED — WE WANT
FOR THREE CUSTOM
ERS A NICE COTTAGE
HOME IN WEST END.
MUST HAVE ALL MOD
ERN IMPROVEMENTS
AND BE ON GOOD
STREETS. WE HAVE
THE CUSTOMERS. IF
YOU HAVE THE PLACE
WE CAN MAKE A
QUICK SALE FOR YOU.
DO NOT WAIT, BUT SEE
US AT ONCE. IF YOU
CANNOT CALL ON US,
.JUST 'PHONE US AND
WE WILL CALL ON YOU.
SAUNDERS, PRATHER
& COM PAN Y,
510 TEMPLE COURT.
FRASIER & SMITH,
Bell Phone 3533-M
WK BUY AND SELL HOUSE* AND LOTS
on ensv terms. 186 Auburn avenue.
PRIEST HAS ELOPED
WITH WEALTHY GIRL
Rome. Italy, Oct. 4.—Rex*. Father Vir
ginia (’arones, rector of the Church of
Bantu Marla Mnddelena, has left the
priesthood and eloped to America with
the daughter of one of hla wealthy
parlshoners. The parents of the girl
have asked the government to have the
United States Immigration authorities
detain them when they reach the other
aide.
TRANSPORT THOMAS
ATTACKED BY FIRE
Manila, Oct. 4.—Fire was discovered
at 7 o’clock last night on board the
transport Thomas. The crew fought
the Are until 3 o’clock this morning.
The Manila Are deportment was called
to their assistance nnd together they
held the Are to No. 2 hold. Tho flame's
Arst started In 2,500 hales of hay
aboard, spreading to the o«ml hunkers.
The vessel la still being flooded.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
On September 11. 1996, N. P. Henley pur-
nirised the iiitenoit «»f Richard Finger In
the Ann of Hiuiley & Finger.
.V. I*. Henley nHnuiiit>s all 4»bllgiftlons, and
will eollect all debt* of the late firm.
The husliituiH will continue under the
name of
HEALEY BARBERS* SUPPLY CO..
No. i North Forsyth St.
, Stockholders’ Meeting.
The annual nif*i>tliig of *tiM‘kholders of the
Atlanta nnd West Point Railroad Company
will be held In the office of the Company.
R<K>ni No. 9. Atlanta Terminal Station, at
J2:J5 p. in., on Tuesday, Octnltor lfitli. 1906.
F. ll. HILL, Secretary.
FUNERAL NOTICE,
Wlftwnm Cherokee Tribe No. 1.—The
members of Cherokee Trllie. No. I,
are requ«**tcil to nmet nt the Wigwam
Friday afternoon* at 1:30 o'clock to at
tend the funeral of our brother, W. F.
R4*eves. Funeral lit Woodward Avenue
Bnntlnt church at 2:30 p. m. Burial nt
.Oakland cemetery. All alster trlb«*s are
Invited to Join
ATLANTA MABKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Officially correctea by Atlaurn'Fruit and
Proitueo Exchange.
Lemon*. *7.50.
Limes, 606275c.
Pineapple*. I1.50Q2.S0.
Bananas, straight*, per buneb, *1.6001.75.
Cull*, per buncli.
CALIFORNIA *ttUIT—Fancy atock:
Kinertn peaches, per l»ox, *1.69.
Mountain Bartlett pears, per box. *3.26.
Gross plums, per crate. *2.
Columbian prune*, per crate, *2.
Rose Peru grapes, per crate, *2.00.
Blue Mnlvolsc grapes, per crate, *2.00.
Cocoanuts. |*er sack. *4.25
POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE—
Live hens, 35&374c; frle*. 224£25c; broil.
ef f>rcs^*d ^?rle», 18©20c pound.
Dresse4l hen*, per pound, 14{?15c.
Live ducks, Pekin. 35c; puddle, 26$274c.
Atti*»t:
W. II. ABROTT, Sachem.
MARKED SLUMP SHOWN
IN POLICE BUSINESS
AFTER ELECTION DAT
The closing of*the saloons on elec
tion day caused police court to ex
perience another heavy drop In busi
ness, similar to the pronounced de
crease during the recent enforced pro
hibition.
From noon Wednesday until Thurs
day morning, a total of only nine
cases were docketed by Clerk Preston
on the recorder’s docket. Three of
these cases were for drunkenness.
On the day previous, while certain
nt the saloons were open, a total of 48
cases were docketed. Thirty-four ot
these were for drunkenness.
IMPORTANT SESSION
OF RY, COMMISSION
An uiiUHiinlly large attendance mark* the
Octolter meeting of the rallmad commission,
which began Thursday morning.
The first matter taken up for a hearing
ns that of the ownership of the Wadley
and Mt. Vernon Railroad. Resident* of
Wrlghtsvllle, through F. M. Flanders,
In-ought tlio charge that flu* Wadley and
Vernon wn* owned by the Central ronil.
thus throttling competition. Mr. Flanders
made the argument before the commission
Thursday morning.
The commission will nrohnhlv 1m* In S4>s-
■Ion for two nr three days, as several Im
portant matters are docketed for consider
ation. All of the ujemhers of the commit)-
* n floney.’ new,”
rack*. 10tfll2'\
VEGETABLES—Irish
stock, per bushel. *1.06.
pound: In one*poun,l
potatoes. No. t
Cabbage (Virginia), l%c pound; Danish
v.c.
Lima 1 beans per pound, 6c; Navy, *2.10 per
FLOUR, GRAIN. PROVISIONS.
FLO UR—Posters nntent. *6.00; Diamond
patent, *5.25; Maseoutah 8tar, *4.70: fancy
patent. *4.60; Red Engle. *4.15; Blue hlbnoti.
13.90; fancy, *3.90; spring wheat patent, *5.>»
ttui
CORN—Choice red cob, 72c; No. 2 white.
70c; No. 2 yellow, :::!red, 68c.
OATS—Choice wnlte clipped, 4Sc; cbole*
white, 47c; choice mixed, 45c; Texas rust
proof. 60c.
MEAIr—Plain water-ground, per bush*!
67c; bolted. 140-pound Jutes per bushel, G>;
Short*, white. >1.60: medium. *1.40: hrmvu,
*1.30; pure bran. *1.10: mixed bran, *1.95.
HA1—Timothy, choice largo* bales, 11.15;
do., choice small bale*. *1.10: do.. No. I
timothy bales, *1.05; No. 2, *1.00; do., No. 1,
cloevr mixed. *1.00; do.. No. 2 etuver iuueq,
*1.00.
11.00: choice Bermuda. 75c.
RYE—Georgia, #1.10; Tennessee, 90c. Bar
ley. 95c.
The nliove price* are f. o. b. Atlanta.
GROCERIES.
strong.
•cvrir-
Market
Mark
CHEESE—Fancy full cream dairy, 15c;
" ket r
Stinri
-llrorL.
hams. 16c. Dry salt extra rll»s
ng.
I’ROVifHONS—Supreme hnms, 15c.
^ llforuls ’
strong.
_ . . Dor*
ham*. 19.00; Red
arrive In two weeks.
-Fancy fuU
twins. 14%c.
PROVIBIC
ham*. 16 V»c.
Cross hams. ..... «...
bellies, 20-6 lb*., *10.66; fat backs, 8c; plates,
ipreme lanl. *10.25; Red Cross, I'm.
Drift compound. 7>ic; Red Cross, 7Vic.
STOCKS AND BOND8.
Bid. Asked
Georgia 4*4*. 1915..
Georgia, R. R. 6s. 1
Hnvnnnah 5s. 4909..
Snow 1
slun i
• present.
TURNER'S TAX RATE
WO ON TUOUSAND
The new county of Turner will h:
highest tax rate In Georgia In 1990, the
nty commissioner* fixing the rate nt
120.29 ou the thousand dollar*.
People owning property In Asblitirn, the
unity sent, will pay a big tax. When the
city tlX4»s Its rate, nnd the county nnd state
rate of #25 Is tacked on. they will prolmldy
to pay something like *r.O oil the
thousand. Up to the time Turner re|mrted
Jones county led In high tax rate, with
116.20 on the thousand.
So far about 130 counties out of the 145
lit the state have reported their tax rate
for the year. The preportbm of municlpall
tie- •- “ M - h — — **-■-
..106
..102%
..106
..106
..107
..105
.1G5
Macou* 6s, 1910....
Atlanta, 6*. 1911
Atlanta, 4%s. 1922
Atlanta 4*. 1934
Atlanta nnd West Point. . .
Atlanta and West Point Debt*.;207
Central Railway of Georgia 1st
do. Income
do. 2d Income
do. 341 lucoine j
Georgia
10*%
Augusta and Snvaunnb. ,
Southwestern..
and A. 1st*..
. .115
..11#
..120
..112
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT,
GIVEN FIFTEEN TEARS
Culpepper, Va„ Oct. 4.—Oeorge Orlf-
fln, the mulatto whose trial has been
In progress In the circuit court for tho
past two days, was seelcnceU to 15
ears In the penitentiary for attempted
assault on n young girl of this county.
Orlfltn has been lodged In the Alex-I their
COMPLAIN TD POLICE
OF PIN HEAD DUDES
ON STREET CORNERS
The Whlttnker-Coursey Drug Com
pany, at Marietta nnd Broad streets,
has sent a communication to Police
(’hlef Jennings complaining of the con
gregation of loafers on the street cor
ners and especially In front of their
place.
The loafers nre snhl to be worst Just
after nmtlnee and night [lertormanrcs
nt the Bijou Theater. It Is complain
ed thnt boys and young inon gather on
the corners nnd make disrespectful
comments on passing ladles.
In ilie letter they are characterised
ns "utigentlemnnly loafers." "young ci
garette smokers” and ’’pln-hend dudes.”
The police were*directed to give the
matter attention nt Cnee.
BOLD JAIL DELIVER!
DURING THE NIGHT
H| »••«-!:»
The
orglr.r
andrin Jail for safe-keeping and during
the progress of his trial, which made
his presence necessary here, has been
guarded by the Culpepfier Minute Men,
under command nt Captain L. L.
Slaughter. The Jury was out only u
few minutes.
Thomasville, Ga., Oct. 4.—One of the
Boldest Jail deliveries In the history "f
Thomas county occurred at the county
Jail here Inst night, when three n»-
gives, Will Patterson, Will Martin an 1
Louis Jones, dug through a btick wall
with a spade. Five others would haw
aped at the same time but It seems
rve fulled them at the la.-t
minute
The men that escaped are notorious
criminals. Soon after gaining th»*lr
liberty they secured nn ax with whb’i
they hacked the shackles from their
ankles.
They nre being pursued by hounds.
PALACE IS ROBBED
OF TITIAN PICTURE
Rome, Italy, Oct. 4.—La Trlbunu says
that a picture l>y Titian has been stolen
from the royal pnluce In Venice, an
imitation having been .tfl In Its place, him.
HEARING FOR RAWLINS
SET FOR OCTOBER 13
After correspondence with Attorney
John R. Cooper, the pr;»on commission
has fixed October 13 as the date for
hearing the petitions for commutation
of sentence for Jesse and Milton Raw
lins.
The commission will be In session on
next Tuesday, but will consider other
matters until Saturday, when the Raw
lins cases will be taken up. The last
respite for the two boys was extended
,o X .vember J. Whether or not anyone
will appear In behalf of the negro, Alf
Moore. Joes not ap|*>ar yet. Several
letters arc on file asking clemency for
TWO MEN ARE INJURED
IN TROLLEY ACCIDENT
A trolley car of the Georgia Rail
way and Electric Company en r»*u l *
to the Soldiers’ Home Thursday morn
ing shortly before 2 o’clock, figured m
a peculiar accident, as a result d
which R. W. White, of 81 Mcl.cn! i
street, Edgewood, the conductor, :
M. O. Stowers, of Pryor nntl F.< '
streets, a pharmacist, were Injured.
The car was proceeding out Decatur
street and at the corner of Pleilrn mt
avenue rnn onto a spur track, leade r
to the power house a Block away, ti
switch having been left open. T ‘
car struck the curve with such f*"•
that both White nnd Stowers w • •*
thrown Into the street. The Injur 1
men were taken to the Grady bospL*d»
Neither was seriously hurt.