The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, October 15, 1906, Image 10
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ARCHITECTS.
LET US DRAW YOUR PLANS AND
hnlld your boat*. \\> cau nre you inouoy.
Address P. O. Bos ITS.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
NIGHT SCHOOI^B OOKKBEPINU.
re. :thaod. Trposrrltlnc. etc.. only f -
meats. Dr*o*hon - s Prsrtlral Busin...
I.f., Plsdmont Hotel block. 122 Pmll
sat pboa. m. can. pbon. or writ, for
rstslon.. It will eoDTlnc. you tint
Drsuk'non'. Is tb. best.
WANTED—YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
pbsrmacy. Apply to Dr. Crenshnw,
Lnrklr stmt, city.
WANTED—AT ONCE. FIFTY LABORER*.
Apply to tlie Ferro-Concrete Construction
Company, Washington street and Waverly
ptew. •
PLEASANT WORK AND GOOD PAY. IN
a well lighted and ventilated factory.
American Can Company, 410 Marietta
street.
WANTED—STRONG BOY AS HELPER
and apprentice lu typewriter repair shop.
The business men appreciate onr met hods
of famishing help. National Employment
WANTED—MIX EXPERT WEATHER-
lioardera and shlnxlers at once, good pay.
Apply early to W. II. Arnold, corner Pied
mont and Tenth street.
LOOK! COMB ON! MEN AND HOYS’
hnlr cut 16c, shampoo 15c. singe 15c. hand
massage I5c. electric 25c. HwelTest ehop In
city. I'll ion barber*. Walker’*. 3 Viaduct
place. ■ . *
AGENTS WANTED.
WE WANT TODAY 8TENO.-BOOKKEEP-
ora. typcwrltera, office Imys and cooks,
fliohe Business llnreau, 418 Fourth National
Bank Building.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WANTED—GIRLS.
American Can Company. 410 Marietta street.
WANTED—THREE OR FOUR 1NTELLI-
gent Kirin, fourteen or fifteen J ‘
do light, permanent and plea
pleasant surroundings. Apply I
I)r. Blosser Company, 38-40 .Wa
SBL.
HELP WANTED—WE CAN GIVE EM-
ployment to thirty more families, rape-
dally girls. In our knitting mid spinning
mills. Cheap house rent, healthy location,
good water, abundant amusements. I Ugli
est prices paid. Richmond Hosiery Mina,
Rosarllle, Qa.. and Chattanooga, Tenn.
WANTED HELP—Mala and Famalt.
and refinement, and we believe also that
moat of them rend dally the nds on this
page. To teat this, wo make the following
offer: The regular price of our inasnsluc
la SI n year, hut any person who will cut
thin ail out aud send It to ua with 60c will
receive the mnguslne a full year—six
months free! lie sure to send ad. and
don't wait, as this offer la limited. Address
ilM^Baii^jg^snaBagEBsaBasaESMHsnEB
8ITUATION8 WANTED
WANTED—ruSITioNAHItOnKKEBI'BH.
Five years’ experience with large firm ns
head oftlci* man. Want to quit road to lie
with family. Can furnish liest reference.
Address L. M.. care Atlanta Georgian.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
COLD WEATHER !R HERE.
We have the Goods.
HEATERS. BLANKETS' and COMFORT8.
We Can Have You Money.
41 and 43 Weat Mitchell 8t.
TYPEWRITER—ONR NO. 2 DENHMORE.
lu fine condition, worth |36. This la an
exceptional bargain; look at the price.
Only 120. Call or write. 71 North Pryor
street. Atlanta, fig. II. M. Ashe Company,
aonthern dealers L. O. Smith Visible.
TYPEWRITER—DON'T BUY A FOX UN-
til you ace this one. lias not had six
months' uae. and cost 1106, hut we are go
ing to make aouie oua a present of It at
only 165. 71 North Pryor street. Atlanta.
G*. 11. M. Ashe Company, southern dealers
I* C. Smith Visible.
TYPEWRITERS ONLY 116 EACH-ONE
No. 2 Remington, one No. 1 Williams,
one No. 10 Pittsburg Yfaihfc. one Franklin,
one No. 2 Yost, one No. 5 Hllckensderier.
and one Hammond. Those machines have
been put In fine working order, and aro
WE PUT ON HALE MONDAY AND WILL
eoutlnuc until all are sold, the following
f every pin no nearlyjhew, not one^over Hi*
that
L. j’parYof our
business, and lu order to clean out quickly,
these few second hand pianos, wa will of
fer them l»elow coat. Here aro a few of
them: „ . „
One I860 Hteluwny Square t &>
One 1660 KiuiIm* Square % ..7#
One 8500 Rraiulmcb Mahogany Upright... 286
One $460 Rrsiuhsch Mahogany Upright... 265
One 8400 Rush and Herts Mahogany
liertVl Mnho.nny Upright.. 210
On. M00 Mstiogsny Vprirtt 1«0
On, |2T2 Ulhpfxny Upright .158
IV. *lv, * (InuW.jt imrnntee on any piano
sold by ua, nnd. If desired, agree to ex
change within one year for any piano In
our stock. We have n fine piano tuner and
repairer, nnd solicit your orders. Satisfac
tion guaranteed.
BBCHT PIANO PARLORS,
'Phone 4617 Main. <2 North Forsyth Street.
WILLIAMS TYPEWRITER FROM 814 UP
to 84K. We have the largest stock of
WILLIAMS Machine* lu the SOUTH.
Prices 30 per cent le*« than any other deal
ers. BUTLER TYPEWRITER CO., 717*
118 Fourth National Rank Pulldlng.
FOR SALE—2-CHAIR BARIIER OUTFIT.
used a few weeks, good ns brand m>
•718 Fourth National Rank Bhlg.
INVESTMENT.
WE HAVE AN INVESTMENT ABHO
lately safe guaranteeing 8 per cent |H*r
annum, pay able 4 per cent aetnl-minually.
Non-amenable. Address Manufacturer, cure
Atlanta Georgian.
h fe MI gTO^ TTFFjWRITEIlk,”"ftECt’lSTT-
hand and rebuilt, at prices from 816 and
up. Butler Typewriter Company, 717-718
Fourth National Bank Bhig.
PROFESSIONAL.
montala. Exquisite touch. Refers to Broth
era Z. S. Fartaud and C. B. NVsblt. of thfa
fity. Addresa Jules G. Ilugtielet. with J. C.
lUlUchaiup, Jeweler, 70 Whitehall street.
riCTURB AGENTS--^END YOUR WORK
to uj for enlargement; fair prices, good
finish; 16 by 30. Religious and scenery pic
ture* cheap. The Garner Company. UA
Teters atreet. Atlarts. Gs.
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WESLEYAN. FEMALE COLLEGE AND
Conservstory of Muele.-.Macon. Ga.—Old
est and best. Tf you wfsh to attend any
time this school year, get on tbn wnltlng
list now. Catalogues free. DuPont Gueryr.
president.
DON'T-BUY A TYPEWRITER UNTIL
you have seen onr makes. We have "spe
cial burgs In*" In all make*. Butler Type
writer to., 717-718 Fourth National Bank
Building.
ART SCHOOL.
W ANTE D—TH B PUBIJC TO VISIT
Slappy’s School of Art and laspeet por
traits painted by his large classes. Corner
Peachtree nnd Aahura.
OLIVER TYPEWRITERS. SOME A8 GOOD
ns brand new. come and take your choice
for $42,50. They must go at none price.
Butler Typewriter Co., 717-718 Fourth Na
tional Bank Building.
FOR RENT.
TO LET-HOTEL; ONE HUNDRED
rooms; furnished; every Improvement;
hair mattresses, ■team-heat; rent low; llo-
tel t.lthta, Tatlapomm. Da. Open tor la-
speetlon. Call or address F. J. Beyer. Tal
lapoosa. Agent* protected In rotumisalon*.
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
FOR RENT-FOUIl ROOM8 AND BATH,
second floor. 223 Richardson atreet.
FOR RENT-THREE UNFURNISHED
rooms, half of cottage, hot and cold wa
ter. gns. 106 Fulllam street, Bell 4373 Main.
FOR 8ALE— REAL ESTATE.
IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO HELL,
place |t with us; we glTe It our special
nnd personal attention. If It's worth the
price we will sell It. C. H. Wells A Co., 1194
Fourth National Bank.
8MITII PUEMIER8—WE HAVE A LARGE
stock of "Hinltha;" some with bl-cbroine
movement, special bargains. Butler Type
writer Company, 717-718 Fourth National
Bank Bldg.
BOAROER8 WANTED.
THE BON AJB, 384 J'eachtrte mL. aollclt8
inspection, comparison and patronage.
FOX TYPEWRITER, NO. 4 6018, A BEAU-
ty, nnd 1* worth more tliau any other
typewriter "brand new," our price, $30.
•Easy terms." Butler Typewriter Company,
717-718 Fourth National Bank Building.
OLD HAT8 MADE NEW.
OLD HO FT AND STIFF FELT 1IAT8
cleaned nnd re-shnped for 36c. Baud* or
sweats 25c each extra. Out-of-towu orders
given prompt nnd careful attention. Best
work, latest stylos. Acme Hatters, G‘,4
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONKY ADVANCED SALARIED l'EO-
pie and others. American Inmtmeot
Co.. 704 Candler Bid*.
llilnhlt.bM 1290.
WBY6IAN A CONNEBS. EQUITABLE.
Mnrt(n*e Icon* en reel Mine.
THE UNION RAVINGS HANK BUYS
purchase money note, and lends money
on lm«ror«t Atl.nt* property *; naaon*
*bl. rxte. Bell phone 722. Gould Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6, 6 AND 1 PER
cent Interest, according to security - of
fered; small expense and prompt attention.
Only on real estata la aud naar Atlanta.
8. I). Turman.
SPECIAL BOMB FUNDS TO LEND;
»»7„nmount. 454. 1 *nd 6 Mr cent. Write
or cell a W. Canon, 24 8. Bro.it stmt.
FARM LOAN8-WE ARE PLACING
loans on Georgia farms at the lowest
rates ever offered. The Southern Mortgage
Company, Gould building. 8 8
MONEY TO LOAN oil BEAL ESTATE
«t T.ry lowMt nte* r No delay*. ChxrlM
Berman, room. 202-2 Temnle Court. .
FOUR PER CENT HOME MONEY TO
lend on monthly payment plan; no delay;
also money for purchase money notes.
Straight loans made at 5 per cent and up
wards, according to desirability of loan.
W. A. Foster. 12 8. Broad atreet
$2,600 FOR LOAN ON ATLANTA REAL
estate; no delay; money In beuk. Address
Capital, i*are Georgian.
FOUND.
FRANKLIN. THE CLEAN CLEAN »EL-
low, dean, .nit. tl to 21.50. Ftnte 50c.
MX XVhltrhnll HI. l’hnnc. Il*tl 620. A. 1881.
PERSONA,..
DAVID W. YARBROUGH.
MASTER 1'LUMBER.
Thex-* 13A. 20 E. nuntsr *t
CAH1I REGISTER. "A PERFECT BEAU-
ty.” cost $150; will rent or sell cheap. Rut
ler Tvp4*wrlter Conipauy, 717-718 Fourth Na
tional itauk Building.
WALL PAPER.
WALL PAPER AND $>A!XTM.
"Don't let 'eta fool you." Jim Burnett
(formerly of Burnett k Willi*) la not dead
nor mlMlug. He It contracting wall paper
end painting. Office and show room 12
East llnnter etreet. Both 'phone* UO.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
waStITT^alX kTSBs ' OF 'sALXStB
school, law, medical books for cash. J.
C. Gavan, 71 Whitehall street. 'Phone 1821
MISCELLANEOUS.
VICTOR MAXGAXE8B AND CKOME
*teel bank safes end vault doors; every
thing In safe line. R. W. Ellis, Agent. 8 8.
Broad etreet
SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER "JUST
like brand new" will sell fur $62.60. HUT-
I.ER TYPEWRITER CO.. TlttlS Fourth
National Bauk Building.
WANTED—BOARD
WANTED—'YOUNG COUPLE WITH NO
t'hlldren desire* l»oenl In prlvnte family
riooe In. all replies answered. Htate rate
and references. F. L. Walters, care A. B. *
A. Railway. City.
OR. W.J. TUCKER.
ARCHITECT.
LET ME DRAW TOUR VLAS8 ASD
build that dwelling bouse for you. It.
D. Stafford, carpenter and builder, College
BICYCLES AND gUNDBIBS-LABGBU*
bicycle and sundry distributors In the
South. Southern agents for .MereA Tale,
Snell and Hudson bicycles. Write tor our
Alexander-
CABINET WORK AND MODELS.
CABI.NET WOHK AND NOVKI.TIWL
Prompt Krvlc. i;.-n -phone 2214. AtUnt*
Wood and Iron Novell/ Work*. *89 Marietta
street
HE'S THE MANTHAT SBJ.L8 HOT All}.
In,full, furnace, lu old uouje. ». well
■■ new. lie prepare* n cellar If J0.-fc.vt
none. Moncrlef Furnace Co. Both phonos.
MEDICAL.
KKOMOPATHIC UEMEDIES CUBE
oralp dlwau. nnd mnk.halr grorv.
Krorn r . Medicated. Hoop iu*|fe* /oo by-
glenlcnlly dean.. (SO roar* iuceeu.1 J. J.
Krotn, .peclallit, '<12 "Tb* Ornnd. At-
■ante. Ga.
“ MESSENGER SERVICE.
FOB PROMPT AND RELIABLE ME8-
•enter., 'phono 22. J. A. D.rle. and J.
C. Brnnnn.
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY,
Phones 5488.
412 Peters Building.
MORPHINE AND OPIUM HABIT CUBED
at home, without pain or detention from
business: permanent cute guaranteed; free
trial home treatment sent In plalu wrapper.
It, \V I Titoltd. I’.U. V ....... A .
FRASIER & SMITH,
Bell Phone 3533-M
PICTURE FRAMES. „„„„
PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
H. W. Y.rbrongb, 2H Aubdrn nv.no.,
eoro.r Peachtree. Entrance Auburn *,*•
no*.
rittRBINU—ALTERING—TIIK t-u-
rekn I’rcalnj Clolt-OMnlnff-BjIulrlnr.
Atlanta ’phone 700. Bell 'phone 2-175. 106.4
Whitehall atreet, Atlanta, On. Uemlienblp
*1 per monlb.
. „ 8EWING MACHINES.
rentbd-two dollars per month.
either atuger or Wheeler A Wtlwn. We
rent only new mneblnee with complete aet
of attnchmrnti. Prompt doUv.ry. Both
^lionei 1S03. Slng-r Sewing Machine Co.
STOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED.
stoves and ranges repaired and
•ot up. Expert workman. Pntterton
Furniture houae, 288 Peter, street. 'Phone.,
Atlanta 2672. Bell 7*4 weat. Wo buy any
thing
TAL
TALKING MACHINE8.
bnle.nl. and null dl.trlbutor. of Vic
tor Talking Machine* and Record,. Juat
reclred Urge cona'gnment of machine, end
over 10,000 rvcorda. Immediate attention
given moll order,. Wo want tne names at
all talking machine dealers In the South.
Write for catalogue. Alexander-Elyte Co.
TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING.
H. W. HOUNTUEB A BRO. THUNK AND
IIAG CO. Retell and repairing. No. 77
Whitehall .treat. Phone 1571
WATCHMAKING.
TO THE TBADB: COMPLICATED
wntehea nrn my bobby. .Modem Idea. In
work nnd dealing.. H. Walter Lett. Room
1217 Fourth National Bank Bldg.. Atlanu.
SHOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
133 rBACIITREB ST.. OPPOSITE THE
Candler Bldg.
Bsll 2336. kirn s sewed half soles. 75c.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. IIALLWOODS, 1DBAIJS
aud all other makes at bargain prf
We can sell you a register, suitable
any business, at a price that can not help
blit please you.
Cash or monthly payments. Every reg
ister guaranteed for two years.
SECOND-HAND CASH tlEOISTEBS OF
ALL MAKES BOUGHT AND 80LD.
THE SOUTHERN
Second-Hand Cash Register
Store,
24 Booth Broad Street,
OCTOBER BARGAINS IN
VEHICLES.
Leather Quarter Top Bug
gy, $50; reduced from $60.
Surreys, formerly $100
and $125, now selling for $80
aud $100.
Runabouts, eastern make,
$100, reduced from $115.
Pull Leather Top Eastern
Buggies, with rubbed tires,
$140; regular $160 value.
Rural Mail Wagous at
$40; worth $60.
Georgia Vehicle Mfg. Co.,
52 W. Mitchell St.,
Atlauta, Ga.
0. J. DALLAS,
Heal Estate Agent.
317 & 318 Fourth National linnk
Building. Third Floor
Bell I’hone 1455.
A SNAP IN A NORTH SIDE
HOME.
P TAKEN NENT WEEK, WE HAVE A
Itcautlful tcti-n>om homo, furnace bear,
porcolntn hnrha, double floor, atorm-ab<*ted,
olootrlo lights nnd gns; in fact, all modern
Improvements: flue forest oak shade*, nice
barn, aervauts' house, fine. large lot,
•lightly ‘elevated, east front. The party has
a Ioni» on It for 86.000, which ran b« carried
at 6 |H*r cent four mid u half years. Flare
Is easily worth 810.000. Will sell for S3.-
780. purchaser to assume the loan. Built
for a private home, ami not for n ule.
House practically new. If you want a nice
home at a bargain, come early.
J. H. GARNER & CO.,
Real Estate aud Investments
305 & 306 Century Building.
Bell Phone 4499.
ON WEST PEACHTREE PLACE. A TEN-
room house, large elevated corner lot,
convenient to Williams atreet school; ex-
rrffeut iieighiMM’tMHMf. - spfem/M home flue
investment, easr payment*. We cbuilenga
*«>iupnrUoii with any other real estate
proposition in Atlanta, as to location, price
and terms, either for a home, a t^rma-
neat investment or speculation. Ry Mak
ing some UtUe changes lu the buieling at
ggg^of less “■ •
two
is an<l
rent i._ . . .
sole to 85,500; $1,600 rush nu
nuiu at 6 per ceut lutcrcsL
$5,500 N. BOULEVARD-
BRAND NEW H05IE,
NEAR PONCE DELEON;
HAS 9 ROOMS; IS MOD
ERN AND A BEAUTY.
LOT IS LARGE AND LEV
EL. IF YOU WANT SOME
THING CHOICE LET US
SHOW YOU THIS. TERMS
IF DESIRED.
$4,750—NO. 275 E. PINE
ST—A SPLENDIDLY
BUILT 8-ROOM, 2-STORY
HOME ON LOT 50X180 TO
ALLEY. PARTY LEAV
ING CITY ORDERS THIS
SOLD AT ONCE ON
TERMS OF $800 TO $1,000
CASH, BALANCE EASY.
E. L. MORSE,
1114 Fourth National Bank
Building.
F?)Il
SALE—TYPEWRIT
ERS.
We have alt makes second-hand
and rebuilt Typewriters at prices to
move them. If you fall to let us know
your wanti In this line you will lose
money. Write or call for “Special
Sale Llat.” We maintain the best
repair department In the South and
guarantee the best work.
SOUTHERN STATES
WRITING MACHINE CO.
424-25-26 Candler Bldg.
DEAD.
BUY A LOT IN HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY.' I AM OFFERING 600
OF THE CHOICEST LOTS RIGHT
AT THE ELECTRIC STATION. EV
ERY LOT FACES EAST AND A
BEAUTY. GET YOUR PICK FIRST.
80LD ON EASY TERMS. THESE
IXJTS HAVE NEVER BEEN OFFER
ED BEFORE. SEE ME BEFORE
THE BEST ARE GONE. YOU WILL
WISH YOU HAD.
J. A. BROOKS,
407 4th Nat. Bank.
' Bell P. 1393.
SAUNDERS, PRATHER &
COMPANY,
510 Temple Court.
Phone, Bell 2081.
OAK STIIEET. WEST END—JUST DE-
yond I.awton atreet, n nice cottage of 6
rooms nnd bath; house lu good coudltlon
and on lot 50xlOA $2,300
UOltDON Vril&KT—A 6 ROOM COTTAOK
ou lot 10x280. Just thluk of the grouud
you nr* getting. Can make terms tMOO
QtfF.EN STIIbet, weSt end-a niceT
room cottage on good, large lot; all mod
ern Improvement*. <J«u make terms..$3,600
Stew
1 AVENUE NEAR '
make very caay terms ou this .*.81,800
SOUTH BOUI.KVAItn, N‘EAH Tills I'AlkR.
A 6-room cottage ou lot 56x150. We can
make very easy terms ou thla $3,400
make very easy terms on this $3,400
OAHtlKN STREET NEAR B. UkGkGlA
AVENUE-A NICE <'6T-
tagff ot 6 room• on lot 62x182. Thla ha* all
modern couvenlcucps, and very cheajj
^tage on lot 60x180.^^This is *clo*#^Inland
will sell for $1,600 cash, nnd balance to
■»tt >2.760
E. UNDES* STIGfEf-A STOUK aS*D
.lyht room,, ou food, lily roro.r lot. Ix>t
Is large enough for another houae $3,000
Saks street Sear CAiuTor7~AVfb
Five ronoi, noil recootloo hall, ou lot 50
Thla, I. very rh.-ajj
'liETWEEN SOUfTf
U U
NORTH SIDE. CLOSE-IN COTTAGE OF
five rooms and hall; all conveniences, oc-
Candler building; $3,100, $600 cash and $19
month.
MARIETTA STItEfeT SfOUEi. RKNTiS'G
$144 year; lot 26 by 118 to 20-foot alley;
price $1,260.
ONE ACRE IN WESTERN I1F.IUIITS,
un city line; fronts three streets; cheap
at $860.
EAST UNDEX-GIIOVK LOT. 50 BY 180;
ureter, aeirer and gxx malui In *treet;
1914).
8AMP80N STREET, JUST OFF HIGH-
land avenue, 60 by 150; $460; $60 cash,
bain nre within five .tears; 8 per cent.
CURUlrilt HtfKtefiT. sttkn cALhoun
street nrhool; lot 60 by 140 to another
street; $850.
Frit'llTIl WAIlb-SIX-ROOM NEGRO
house and stable: rents $108 year: price
$909. Tills Is near Fort street aud Auburn
avenue. .
DAIKi’ FARM, 60 Al’UEH, SflLES
-out macndamlzod road: $6,000; $500 cash
and $609 yearly; 6 per cent.
W. A. FOSTER,
‘ Real Estate and Loans, •
12 S. Broad.
IN THE GRANT PARK SECTION A
brand new 2-story, 7-room residence, with
all the city conveniences; on beautiful ele
vated lot, half block from the car line and
great value for $3,850 ou terms of $G5) cosh
and 830 per month.
BRANIi-.VBW ,,'O'rt'AGE OF Six
rooms, with all the city conveniences.
near Grant l-irk enr line. A iierfect Utile
borau and rhexp for 22.800, on term, of 2360
dill ,nd 225 per month. You cxuuot beat
till. If you want n home.
A IIAUGAI.'I IN* A l.( 1 >T' TS/' THE DUET:
tlest part of North'Boulevard, near An
gler, avenue, 47x140 fec*t to alley. Snap for
$2,500. This Is the right place for n home
or a good place to build a house that will
sell at a profit.
ON GUANT HfREftt WK HAVE A GOOD
6-room cottage, with all the city con
veniences, large, elevated lot. Price $2,709.
Easy terms.
ON OAKLAND AVENUE, ALMvflT NEW
6-rooin cottage, all the cltv conveniences.
Grant Purk for a front yard. Price $1,800.
Easy terms.
IlIt'IIMOND AVENUE . — LAKEWOOD
Heights, oitfv half .block from the car
line; brand new, well built cottage home,
containing four rooms and hall; nlco ele
vated lot. 60x250. Rents'$10 per month.
Price. $li00.
WEST LINDEN STREET-NEAR SPRING
street; nice almost new 6-room cottage
home; all city conveniences: good car
service. Price $2,100. Terms $400 cash and
$20 per month.
UUNNALI.Y STREET - NEAR FAIR
street school; well built and substantial
cottage home, containing five, rooms and
hall; all city conveniences; elevated lot,
60 by 120 feet to alley. Price $2,250; caay
terms.
Si UAWBSN STREET - TWO-STOIIY
7-rootn house. All con leniences. Rent
$80; price S3,000. Good home or lowest meat
proposition.
WRITE 1*011 A DESCRIPTION OF ONE
of the be*t plantations In Georgia. The
plantation la fine, the price 1* right and
the description la very complete.
Bell 'Phone 2027. Atlanta Phone 1S8X.
HALES DEPARTMENT:
* a. HOOK It- C. EVE.
$17,000 TO INVEST.
OUR CLIENT PREFERS
GOOD CLASS OF NE
GRO PROPERTY, BUT
WOULD BUY WHITE
PROPERTY IF PAYING
BIG RENT.
M; H. LUCAS & CO.,
231-2 Whitehall.
FOR RENT.
141 NORTH JACKSON STREET.
THIS TWO-STORY SEVEN-ROOM FRAME
on lot 25 by 100 Is on the east side of
Jackson atreet, between Houston and Uolii
street*; has gas, hot and cold water; porcc-
Inln Imth. closet, stationary washstnnd,
sink In the kitchen; Is comparatively new;
hence Is In good repair;- Jackson street
cars pass the door. Rent or lease, $26 per
niiNitn.
' 66 AUM8TUONG HTKKttt.
THIS TWO-STORY EIGHT-ROOM BRICK
Is on the west side of Armstrong street,
tietween Piedmont avenue and Butler
atreet; lias gaa, hot aiul cold water, porce
lain bath, closet, porcelain sink In the
kitchen: la a good house; comparatively
new, nud quite close In; Edgewood avenue
cars two blocks away; will lie vacant No
vember 1. Kents $30-per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT.
12 Auburn Avenue,
Both Phones 61f.
A West End Lot.
We have one pretty lot in West End; east front
with all street improvements down, for $1,000 cash. It
is 50x150, between two nice residences, aud lias trees
ou it. Maybe it’s just the lot you’ve been wanting,
There’s nothing like it in West End for the price. '
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
FARM!
Have 175 acres, 32 miles of
Atlanta, An W. & A. R. R.,
with good house, outhouses,
plenty of fruit, bottom land
and woods. Will sell cheap
or exchange for Atlanta
property. See
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate and Renting,
28 Peachtree St.
, M. A. SHELTON,
DON'T FOBGET M. A. SHELTON IS.A
practical stove and range repairer; best
work aud material guaranteed. Both phone*
6275. 61 S. Pryor atreet.
NEGRO BOUND OVER
ON THREE CHARGES
Jamca Smith, a negro, tvas bound
over to the etate courts Monday morn
ing by Recorder Broyles under 31.000
bond on the chargee of robbery, bur
glary and assault and battery.
Smith Is accused of robbing Abel
Throap, a white man, recently. Throap
fought tils assailant and In the melee
his Anger was badly bitten. Smith Is
also charged with burglarising th,
home of Mary Spikes, a negro woman
WIFE IMJCE AID
IN FINDING HUSBAND
Henry Beauchamp, of 114 Lake ave
nue, Is reported missing from home and
his wife has asked the police to And
him. Beauchamp Is tall and slim,
Three of his front teeth are gold
crowned. No cause Is assigned for his
disappearance.
AUTOISTS HIT MAN
AND MAKE ESCAPE
New York, Oct. 15.—Struck and prob
ably fatally hurt by an auto 1n which
there were two women and three men,
William J. Keaton was left lying on the
etreet at Stanns and Westchester ave
nues while the auto party fled. He was
removed to Lebanon hospital. The po
lice have the number of-the auto and
expect to arrest the occupants.
KNOCKED OUT OF BED
BY GAS EXPLQSION
New York, Oct. 15.—A gas explosion
on Elfthth avenue near One Hundred
and Twentieth atreet today hurled the
manhole top with such force against
the big apartment houae, No. 3129
Eighth avenue, as to throw Mr. am!
Mra. Charles Clelnker out of bed and
causing a panic among the other ten
ants, and the residents of that neigh
borhood for a block away. The force
of the explosion tore up the asphalt
pavement for seventy-flve feet In every
direction.
. FUNERAL NOTICE
I ■' mil - Tli<- friViiil. „f Mr Y ,. .,
.Mr. nml Mr,. Gu, T. ilojil i, r Tl
Mf* IV. c. \Vnrrrn. Mr,. 0. T ’inJIi
Ml,, Mary lioilil nnd Sir. Itillli '
Mlodd are Invited to ntt.ml <h„ .
,1 of Mr. T. r. Dodd Tti.ml.v
his.. OoKflK.r 16. «t 10:30 o'rfi-'t. fSS
thi- rcliliMioc of Dr. IV. w-Ir.?
.763 SVest l'.m-htres «tre.t. Tb. folio.
hur-r-nU-nicn or. ri-qneXrd to m-r a,
pal iM-nw-r. nnd will meet ,Cth. ofrir.3
Hwlft .1 Hull at 10 o'clock: Ur' ‘
Poole. Mr. Ixireoxo Jones. Mr. it ’ \rl
Djjvls. Mr. Leo ll/tgan. Mr. Ho'vtni
Pnttlllo Mr. FA ChosUIro, Mr \vf
Harwell and Mr. Will MeMIIInn •
t.-MiKMit al nni.'iii.il . - n,.-■
FUNERAL NOTICE.
GASTON—The frl<*u<!« of Mr*. Martha J
Gaston; Mr. ninl Mr*. It. X. picket*
and family nml Mr. nnd Mrs. .! \\
Itollo and family nre invited to ntteni
the funeral «>f Mr*. Martha J. Gnima
Tnesdsr. October 16, «t 10 n. m . f ro i
•xlde**— « -—* j ™
Gaitofi
the residence.. 61 .liardken‘street. ’ Inter!
nient at Oakland. The following
•Uenlen will net as pallbearers ami win
K eaae meet nt II. M. Ifetteraon A Son.
North Koraytlr street.' at 9:31 n. m •
Mr. W. It. Harris, Mr.'
Mr. Chester, Smith. Mr; R.
Mr*. Thoman 8. Corrigan,
Sty ion end Mr. J.D. !^4‘.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit isl
Produce Exchange.
Lemons. $7.60.
Lime*. 60«75e.
Pineapples. 83.5004.00.
ila ua nna. atralgbta. per loach, $I5^ff l.n
Culls, ner hunch, $1.«W1.23.
CALIFORNIA kttUIT—Fancy stock:
Ktuerta peaches, per box, $1.60.
Mountain Bartlett pears, per box, S3.S;
Gros* plums, per crate, 82.
Columbian prunes, per crate, 82.
Blue Mslvol
CocoAUUts, tier sack,
POULTRY AND C"
1,1 vo hens, 40&42%c;
K, S«.3D
ND COUNTRY moniTE,
' -** fries, m~
Wi*
22V4C30c;' brolt-
7tresSf Tries. 18020c pound.
Dressed hens, per pound, 14615c.
live ducks. Pekin. 36^: puddle, 266^4c.
Eggs, per doxeu, 216—c.
Butter. “* *
pound; fn onepouof
table, per pound. 20622%c; coot*
Ins. per pound. I2ty6l5c.
Jsrws:- p<
VEGETABLES—Irish potatoes,
stock, per bushel. .95681.00.
Cabbage «Virginia), Hie pound; Daniil
IJnm beans per pound, <c; Navy, ,82-H oer
Onions, per bushel. 81-23.
New sweet potatoes. 65675c bushel.
Kraut. H-barrel. $3.75
FLOUR. GRAIN. PROVISIONS.
patent,
FLOUR—Vo*teVa natent .S8.03: Diamond
ent, $6.21; Mascculau Star. 84.<0: fan*?
100 to an alley.
by 100 to ai
.............. r,ry
nu ast ' HTitK ufiaiaiiiMMi
avenue and Ormond street; 6 rooms, on I
lot 60x126. Can arrange easy terms....gr.260
wTTitkiiai.i, TEniucE^X - j-noosl - -:i
story house, on lot 45x130. House almost I
uew. Can make easy terms $2,860
WOODWARD A V KVlTE-FIVE hOOTg
and liath. on lot 60x196 to an alley. Coali
nnd chicken houses In yard. Cars
k|nn£*awl* Ivy streets; 7* rooms,^on^ot^60
by 180; lot aloue Is worth the prlrie $6,0001
K. KlltKWOOD—A 9-llOOM 'HOUSE. ON*
of shade am! fruits. East front and one-
half block of car line $4,780
DEi'ATI‘r, i;a.-We have koiiK i;ool>
property, right In the heart of the city.
See ua almtit
easy
we cau sell very cheap and on
terras.
IF Vot; l»o~ Sot IiEfe aKWIiko i.IAt-
iil ahov, that ,ult, you, ram. to m u«. ••
wo have other,. If you wlib to buy or Mil
real nt.te It will be to your lutereit to ih
u. before you buy or aelU ,
SPECIAL BARGAIN
MUST SELL.
» DAVIS STRECT,* EIGHT-ROOM
house In good repklr; Imru. poultry house
and large garden,* lot 68 hy 208; four bU*’k*
of* new terminals of Atlanta. Birmingham
hod Atlantic nml Seslmerd Air I.tue. This
property is sure to Increase In value within
short time. Owner Is leaving the city nnd
la anxious to soli. A splendid opportuulty
to get a bargain.
E. A. NESBIT CO.,
514 Empire Buildiug.
S. B. TURMAN & CO.
NORTH 8IDE HOME! IF YOU ARE
looking for a nice, modern homo on north
side, call lu ond let us show you u house
nml lot cn Piedmont avenue, tietween
Eighth nnd Tenth streets. This Is piped
for furnace, wired for electric lights, gas.
water, sewer and bath; east front. All
street Improvements down nnd paid for;
tile sidewalks, nice, largo lot. We can
sell you. this piece for $6,769; $1,760 cash,
balance on easy terms.
CAPITOL AVENUE! A TWO STORY
■even-room house. In thoroughly first-class
condition; net* plumbing, gas, sewer, water
and bath. Newly painted Inside and out;
east front: splendid lot; 60 by 200 feet to
an alley; $1,360 cash, balance easy. Price
14,750. . -
VACANT LOTS! FOURTEENTH STREET,
tietween Peachtree aud Piedmont park,
we have n nice lot for only $3,000. Wi
will anlat you Jn building It you desire.
MYRTLE STREET LOT. 45 BY 180 FEET;
only $1,850. Tilt sidewalks, sewer, water
and gas.
a sireeis; spienam neignnors.
new public school; price >900.
OAK STREET LOT-SKWER. WATER.
gat, etc. Price f$50; convenient to Pee
ples atreet, city school. Only one block
RAILROAD FRONTAGE—MAXURAOTUII
Ing sites. Fifty setres of land fronting
1.30a feet on the Central railroad. Atlanta
and West Point railroad and College Park
electric car line, right at Oakland City;
running water on tbn ground. Pries only
$26,800, or $600 per acre.
public road; schools and
churches near by; within ten minutes’
walk from electric car Uae. and price
only $2,600; $1,000 cash and balance easy.
CALL FOR OUR REAL* ESTATE AND
rent bulletin, la which yon will find In
teresting reading matter. /
S. B. TURMAN & CO.
Cor Broad and Alabama Sts.
CORPORATIONS
REGISTER FAST
Corporation* are rejl.terlnf with the
aecretary of state at the rate of over
100 per day now, and eome 1,S00 have
made the proper returns under the new
law, ,
A* the time (row* ahorter for regis
tration without Incurring the ISO pen
alty for failure to do eo, Secretary Of
State Phil Cook’e mall get* noticeably
heavier,
^>ocal corporation* are making a
marked epurt now In registering, since
the fact that a penalty attache* for
failure ha* become widely dleeeml-
nated. Secretary Cook I* hopeful that
all will make return, by November 1
in order to eave him from the painful
necessity of ae,e**lng the Ane.
PROMINENT PYTHIAN
OF ALABAMA IS SICK.
Spwlal to Tb, Georgian.
Montgomery, Ala., Oct. IB.—The 111-
ne.i of o. O. Mile,, grand keeper of
record, and *eal of the Knight* of
Pythla* of Alabama, at an Inflrmary
at Birmingham, I, deeply regretted
here, Mr. Mile, la one of the beet
known men in the etate, and ha* al
way* tak*n an active Interest In work
of the Knight, of Pythias.
pntriit, 24.50: U«h1 Baglo. 3I.2S: nine Ulhl'on.
FVW: fancy, 25.51; spring u neat |wt<*t. 4>.d
COIlX-Choli-e riel cob. 70c; No. 2 whit.',
68c; No. 2 yellow. 69c; mixed 67c.
14ATK—Choice white cllpnwl, 49c: No.
white 48c; No. 2 mixed, 47c; Tex«» ru
proof. 60c. .
URAL—Plain wnter-sremu. c-r IcirtH
67c; lioltcd. llO-nound Jute, per bushel. 43ri
Short,, white. J1.60: medium. 81.40: brim*
do., cnoice ennui tune,. *i.m: uo.. w
timothy bxlra, JM*; No. 11.00; do,, No
clorvr mixed. SLOO; Uo. No. 2 unv.r qdx
S.'oo: " “
Tho xltove price, are f. o. b. Atlanta.
GROCERIES.
8UGAH—Standnrd gramilntei]. 22.20. Nt,
York refined. 44*: plnu'tntlon,. 6c.
COFFEE—Itouiteil -Arbncltl,'* ‘11650,
bulk, In bag* o. barrel., i3c; grwn, uo
*RICE—Carolina 4ft97Hc, according
grade.
t'JIEEKE—Fnncy full cream dnlry. I5V:
twin,. 1544.
SION'S—Supreme
Cnllrornln
r 5e. 1;
belllex. 20-5 lh.„ »w.
8.2S: Supreme 1,rd. 210.60; Itcil Fro,,. lOr
Snow Drift compound, Si ; Red Crw.«, 7' t e.
I
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Bid. Aakrd.
..112
..10S
..10214
,.102
. ..106
. ..Mi
-lg
AtUut*
Atlanta and w*«t Point -
Atlantn nnd Weat Point Debt.,.107
Central Railway of Georgia lit
do. Income *
do. 2d Incom.
do. 2d Income
Georgia.
Augii.tn and Savannah.
Bouthweat.ra.
.115
..114
..lit
..112
M’CULLOUGH BROS.' FRUIT
AND PRODUCE LETTER
PASSENGER COLLIDE8
WITH FREIGHT TRAIN.
Spwl.l to Th, G»rglan.
Gadsden, Ala., Oct. 15.—The evening
Loulavllle and Naahvllle passenger
train, which leave* here at 7:10, col
lided with a freight train on the
Southern railway near Anniston last
night and caused a slight wreck, but
no loss of life. Two of the freight
cars were overturned and a brakeman
waa (lightly Injured.
DR. THOMAS BARNETT
18 SUING FOR DIVORCE.
Kpeclal to The Georgian.
Montgomery, Ala., Oct. 15.—Dr.
Thomas 51. Barnett, a young phyalclan
of Verbena, I. aulng bla wife tor a di
vorce In the city court of Montgom
ery. He also asks for the custody of
nls two children, one of whom Is now
with Mr*. Barnett, and the other with
Dr. Barnett’s father. Mr*. Barnett
aome time ago moved to blontgomery,
and while she was away~fronT home «f« of' todsy. Iast w„k end last
Dr. Barnett went there and got Ida week. *?.'•
child. Later Dr. Barnett returned the .. #7> r ' <*? £
Atlanta. Oct. 13.—The recent cool wpatb
er lut* nerved In a mcaiure to materially
strengthen demand, nnd, In some tnatawet*
values covering fruit and produce In *•**•
oral. The present general movement ««
Florida oraugea |« serving to show a de
cided deellne In values, the 1*at stock •fil
ing nt 60fi75c per box lower values than
prevailed during last week.
A decided weakness la also noted l»
lemons, liotb as to consumption and value*.
Malaga grape* now coming to the mar
ket quit#* freely. However, a limited de
mand prevails on account of the sbundinc#
of lw>th California grapes nnd Sew
•tnte basket grapes.
IMnenpple* of giiod quality remain i- tics
at high values. ...
The grs;e* fnlt arriving no far for tn*
season, l*eli»g of poor cok#r. is not cr^»*
lug n demand or prices that would pff:
vail if these goods were ripe sml of
color. . ..
Uranlierrles remain active, with rwrlpti
somewhat abort of nHiulretncnt*.
The favorable weather prevailing tbron*)»’
out the eoiiatrk Is causing a very awvy
demand nnd consumption for nsnasae
Trices are necessarily being advsncea
all points of Itnporintlon. .
The most popular brands and varirn™
of apples have been scarce In the
for ten days. Ben Davla apples are pljjj'
fnl. but are the detlred of th** m*DT
varieties at this season of the yvsr us
account of poor color. , rrtntf
I’oeoantfta ocarce and active st « »tronf
The demand for other vegetables uini
leas limited oormal taloes., w . ..
8weet potatoes plentiful, with the ra«
ket weak and showing a tendeu^y
dlsr. , ... -y*.
This may also be applied _ to Irish
tstoes. and onions. . , „ ilh t h«
cabbage prevail in abundance.
demand hardly sufficient to take re<*rip
to the advantage of the handlers. t
No change of note applies »*> *«» t
present. The Indications are. ho J[* rc JVit
slight advance will prevail In the B
few days. ., _ „ ul |.
Both table and cooking butter ot *.«■
"bxnust'Lsirz
plentiful and doll.
NORTHWEST CARS.
Tb« follawinc l:*nm *ly, tie efUt*** 1
cere at today. Uat ^ “* —'