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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1900.
LIVERPOOL CLOSED
STRONG AID HIGHER
I CEREALS WERE DULL:
ABOUT UNCHANGED
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.
. Wheat—.Vo. 2 red winter..
The American speculative cotton markets
were closed on Saturday for Labor day holi*
days.
Th# Liverpool exchange wee open for a few j - •• •• •• *• %7f
minutes and a brisk business was transacted. I * * **' " ^ ~ " w
A f.lr demand to reported for ipot »t «l Chicago. 'fiapt. 4 Thrr. ni » doll grain
point, idranre to 6.98. Salaa aggregate opening here thl. morniof. Wheat, corn
8,000 bales, to which were added 8,000 Ainer- end oats were about unchanged.
ican -aold to the trade lste Friday, making a . Provisions
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SHEET METAL WORK.
C. A. GOUGE.
TIN ROOFING. SHEET IRON and metal
work. 74 Jvy-st. Both phones 1442.
6*22*4
FURNACE REGULATION.
A REGULATOR that will regulate. Ravel
23 per cent of tael. Guaranteed. Put In
on trial We are sole agents. Moncrlef
Furnace Company.
fractionally higher.
BICYCLES. BICYCLES. BICYCLES,
D. ALEXANDER, 1G9 Whltehall-st. New
and second-hand wheels for sale. Will
change new for old or buy aecond-hand
“ Salty. 6-19-2J
Futures a to 6 points nigner. .upenea »
up, and steadily advanced up to,the
cleft, which waa quiet and steady HH4‘ to
H 'i points above the closing figures of Fri-
d*rf
Liverpool opened quiet end ateadp aa fol
low f
Opening
Range.
Fet.ferol.er 6.72&-«.7Stf
H«*pt.-October... 6.67 -6.66
«let.-November. 6.65 *6.64
Not. December. 6.65 -6.64H
Dec.-January... 6.66 -6.64*4
Jan.-February.. 6.6K -6.64
l*hh.-March 6.65- 6.66
March-April 6.65 -6.72H
Aaril-May 6.64 -6.67
May-June 6.66 -6.70K
June-July 6.62
July-Aug ,
Closed firm.
Prevloua
Close. Close.
6.79
6.73
6.70H
Llvernool Weekly Statement.
Following la the Liverpool statement for
the week ending Friday. September 3:
1909. 1906. 1907.
Week's sales 73,000 36,000 61,000
Of which American ... 63,000 36,000 37,000
Fat export 700 \ 600 800
For speculation ........ 560 •** 160 3.800
Forwarded 64,000 '4D,<*0 67,000
ToUl atocka 836,000 375,000 705.000
Of which American ...743,000000 596,000
Actual exports .
Of which American.
Stocks afloat ........
Of which American
... 2,000
... 15,000 5,000
... 10,000 4,000
... 6,000 1,000
... 4,000 1,009
... 41,000 57,000
6,000 34,000
1,000
5.000
1.000
5.000
1.000
+ WEEKLY COTTON 8TATI8TICa +
Jp ngal ,
and a decrease of 116466 year before last.
The total visible la 1,890,116, against
445,569 last week, and 96,5(0 iwu /r«i, «uu
1,388,18$ year tiofore last, and of all other
kinds, including Egypt, Brasil, India, etc..
461,000, against 490,000 last week, 922,046 last
year, and 922,975 year before josh.,.', s ,
The total world’s visible supply of cotton,
as above, shows a decrease compared with
last, week of 46,453, an increase compared
with last year of 96,667, and a decrease
compared with year before last of 321,240.
Or the world's visible supply of cotton, as
shove, there la now afloat and held in Great
Britain and continental Europe 1,406,000,
against 959,000 last year, and 1,310,000 year
before last; In Egypt, 45,000. against GO,000
last year, and 21000 year before laat; In
India. 174.000, against 384.000 last year, and
509.000 year before last: and in the united
States, 265.000, against 283,000 last year, and
369.000 year berore laat, %J ,. f
NEW YORK BANK StfATEHHkrt.
New York, Sept. 4,—The weekly statement
of the New York associated banka shows the
following changes:
Loans, 91,848,876,100} decrease, 94,632,
400.
^ Deposits, 91.804.441,700; decrease, 99.
(Mrcuiation, $,51,583,400; decrease, 9305,'
600.
Specie, $280,228,4OO< decrease, 9808,500.
1 3300 tenderi1 * ^TH.735,800} decrease, 94,*
Reserve, 9803,048,700; decrease, 85,431,
Reserve required, 9348,201,860i decrease, 1
62,400,100.
•Surplus, 918,746,000: decrease. 88,031,100.
Deposits Include $1,034,500 United States
deposits against 91.688,700 ths previous week.
Percentage of reserve held by banks 26.31
against 36.33 in ths previous week.
The surpluq laat year was 901,050,685 and
two years ago 914,054,100.
*ta*7&&e*te?fw. C W-fc#r * Dd °‘ U | FLY SCREENS—FLY SCREENS.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Grata quotation.:
Pratt ooa
Opon. High. Low. Clone. Cloae.
WtlEAT-
Sept.... 99 99 9854 9S*t 9**4
^ - jg -
EM,hv
Sept,
Jan.' 17.*
LAftD—
Sept.. 11.7754 13.3754 13.35
Oct,
Jan... 10.62^ 10.62H 10.60
RIBS—
Sept ....
Oct... 11.67# 31.70 31.66
Jan... 9.45 9.45 9.42H
furniture. 40V6 Peters-at. Phone 945 Main.
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
ALL KINDS horne-mndo harness and tad
dies and fall line of horse rovers
fuj> robes. Special repair department.
**— — wr
Morgan. 125 Whitehall.
6-26-27
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
PAUL BURKERT.
NO. 1 VIADUCT PLACE.
Umbrellas repaired and re-covered.
]1:«754
9.40
THE WEATHER.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
Impmtht.
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Atlanta, cloudy .. -* .. ,.
xChattanoogai rain .. ..
(iu)ni-svtlle, cloudy .. .. ..
Greenville, cloudy
Griffin,, cloudy .. .. ... ..
xMncon cloudy
Montlcello, part cloudy ..
Newnan, cloudy
Rome, part, cloudy .....
Spartanburg, cloudy .. ..
Tallapoosa, cloudy
Toccoa. clear ..
West Point part, cloudy..
80
78
M
77
90
86
86
86
79
86
86
77
89
ffi
69
60
54
63
66
64
88
61
68
62
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66
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x~*For yesterday, xx—For 24 hours ending
8 a. m., 76th meridian time.
LIVERPOOL DRAIN MARKET.
Wheat closed % lower to H higher.
Corn closed H lower.
CHICAGO OAR LOT*.
Following are receipts for Baturday ana
ettfmated receipt* for Monday:
Wheat.. ..
Corn.. .. *,
nut*
Hoga, head
Tf~ v
a»
in
19,000
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday ......
« v - —I ttS.B3.40
ToUl, week .......... ....^.$5^90,68134
anmn
$nmn.
Atlanta .. .. .. ~
Augusts
Charleston .. .
Houston
Little Rock .. .
Memphis .. •• .
Mobile .•• («
Montgomery ...,
New Orleans ..
Oklahoma ,
Havanhab ., ....
Vicksburg .. ,
Wilmington ,. .
WIWfCT HMifllf,
*
M
Remarks.
No rain of consequence except light show
ers In Memphis and Now Orleans districts.
Temperatures continue seasonably high and
without material change In the past twenty-
four hours.
C. F. VON 71ERRMANN,
Bectloa Director.
III. .n. :>U g3! ‘ 111 ■■ " ■ ■
A comnleto list of nil houses for rent In
Atlanta !» published In The Georgian's want
columns on every Tuesday, Thursday ahd
Baturday.
A complete list of all hoases for rant in
Atlanta la published in The Ororglan'a want
columns on every Tuesday, Thursday and
Baturday.
N^VAX. STORES. ^
Savannah, Sept. 4.—Turpentine, firm at
80H ? sates, none; receipts, 471,
Rosins, firm: sales, 2,308; receipts, 1,005
water white 96.50: window glass, 86.00'"
0.25: N, 95.75; M, $5.50; X, *5.40:
84.50; it 94.25; O. 94.0504.15; F, 98.05
4.05; E, 98.8508.90; D, #8.4008.45; C,
A, 88.80.
Atlanta In publii
columns on every Tuesday, Thursday and
urdi
A complete list of all bouses for rent In
Atlanta la published In The Georgian's want
columns on every Tuesday, Thursday and
The American Audit Co.
Homo Office, 100 Broadway, New York City.
F. W. LAFRENTZ, C. P. A., President.
tHEO. COCHEU, JR.. C. P. A., V-Pre.. and Bee’y—A. F. LAFRENTZ. Treaa.
NEW YORK—Waldorf-Aatorla.
BOSTON—Exchans. Building.
WASHINGTON—Colorado Building.
NE5V ORLEANS—Hennon Building.
BALTIMORE—Kl«r Building.
RICHMOND—Mutual Building.
ATLANTA—Fourth Non. Bk. Bldg.
CHICAGO—Marquette Building.
PHILADELPHIA — B.ll.vuf-Stratford
SAN FRANCISCO—Claua,
LONDON. ENO.—Oreaham St. Bank.
ATLANTA BRANCH, 1015-17 Fourth National Bank Building.
0. B. BIDWELL, C. P. A., Resident Vice-President
r.l-jfre-.. Main, 872.
Cabla Addraaa. Amdlt. Nsw York.
CHATTANOOGA
AUDIT COMPANY OF THE SOUTH
> C. *1. METZ, C.
R A.
PRESIDENT
AUDITS SYSTEMS
All work executed by or under direct super
vision of CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
Atlanta National Bank
ATLANTA. GA.
C. E. CURRIER, Proaldent.
H, T, INMAN, Vico Preaidant
GEO. R. DONOVAN, Cathl.r,
JAMES S. FLOYD, Ae.iatant Cashier.
Capital $500,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits ........ $850,000.00
We Solicit Your Patronage.
R. j. craio & co.
WE SELL LUMBER. LATHS and shingles
la any nnentlty. Carloads a specialty.
Prompt delivery. Also aide cut building
brick. 1G6 Wblteball-st. Bell pbone Main
(043. Atlanta 1734. 6-15-5
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Abananza Studio,
tours; films supplied: kodaks rented. Pic-
tures copied, enlarged nod framed. 6-29-43
DROPSY.
DROPSY CURED—Gives quick relief ; atops
shortness of breath In to 4S hours; re
moves all swelling In 15 to 20 days. If you
can't call, write O. 15. Colluni Dropsy Medi
an* Co., S31 West H'inter-at., Atlanta, Ga.
7-1244
CONTRACTORS.
FOR CRUSHED BTONE. rubble granite.
sand blocks and curb, call Pine Mountain
Granite Co., 1003 Century Bldg. Bell phene
1729. 6-15-3
ART LESSONS.
T f pjipTi DRAWHfG. Water Colors, Oil,
X LLclLJl china. Orders taken. A. L
Blackman, 32 Carnegie place. Ivy 184^ ^,
PLUMBING. STEAM AND GAS FIT.
TING.
B. F. STOCKTON. Plumbing, Steam and
Gas Fitting. 24 South I'ryor-at Phone
16L 5-25-32
RUBBER TIRES.
WE DO HIGH-CLASS rubber tiring at
lowest price*. All workmnn*lilp and rub.
her guaranteed. Thos. R. Ferguson, 12V,
Pledmont-ave. Phono 2073 Atlanta. 6-81&1
PLUMBING. STEAM AND GAS FIT-
TING.
C. R. BENNETT, Plumbing Contractor, 2%
Aubnrn-ave. Main 2721-J. Fourteen yurr
praciJral experience In tbla cJty. Personal
attention given all work. 6-21-3
HIGH-CLASS CLEANING.
LACJ CURTAINS—Clean three pairs for II
st Tho Adamson Pressing Club. Bell,
phone Main 1360, Atlanta pbone 1301. ,
SEWINd. machines repair'edJ
ALL 51AKES of sewlnj machines repaired
by expert workmen. Prices reaaonnble.
Ringer Sewing Machine Co., 73 Whltehall-st.
Both phones 1893 Main. 7-23-15
PLUMBING, STEAM GAS FITTING.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH.
MACTER PLUMBER.
Phones 125fc. 20 East Hunter BL
§■6-44
• PALMISTRY.
MADAME ELDON. Scientific palmist, clnlr-
SEWING MACHINES.
TACHINES—Wo rent new SJnger and
Wheeler & Wilson machines with all at
tnobments. Get one. Ringer Hewing Mr.
chine Company. 79 Whltchnll-at. Both
phones Main 1891 • 7-3-8
ROOFING AND REPAIRING.
ROOFS, gutters, valleys and tin work of
oU kind*., Repair work a specialty. 1U
MaricttA-ut.' Phones 6275. M. A. Shelton‘A
Bro. ly, *> .4^46
FLY SCREENS, CARPENTER WORK
FLY SCREENS. FL1 SCREENS-Let us
Igure with you before you buy. bloody
Holbrook, 277 Edgewood. Phone Ivy 1221
BRICIC
SHALE BRICK.
A8K FOR engineer's test. B. Mifflin nood.
6-24-12
L. M- JOHNSON & CO. >{
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE nod Loans. Call on ns for
bnrgnlns. Both phones 469L 405 Peters
building.
MUSIC BY MAIL.'
WR WANT YOUR NAME on our mailing
list. Write for catalogue and one piece of
music free. Arno Music Co., 63 Peachtree.
6-18-30
bteNTIStRV.
DR. W. W. McCOLLUM—Teeth extracted
without pain. 500 Austell Bldg. Pboneaj
Main 1337.
lain 1337. Atlanta 1104. g-U-U
bakbty razor BE2BB sharp-'
• 7 ENED.
jrx kind.: fhln waf.r 55c pfr dozen. Write
for convenient mnlllne cartoon. Tho Tool
Compaar. 58 Marlettn-al.. Atlnntn. On.
A BUHB'THiNO:
ALL TUBERCULOSIS hospltsla are install.
. Ing warm-air heating by the two-way sys
tem. He# us. Stanton Heater Company. 68
South Fourth. Phone Main 3269. * 4-16-16
TYPEWRITERS. '
^uafont II. M. Ashe Co..
STTTDTnr^
ARTISTIC PORTRAITS. BlMldM. Me
Kodak pictures enlarged nnd colored. 014
ilntlngt repaired. 416 Austell building. At
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
One cent a word for ads. under this beading.
GOOD dental
equipped, di
people. Will
other work. Addr
FOR SALE—One-half interest in drug store.
well established and doing good business:
will si*Il at n hurgnlu to right man. For full
particulars, address P. O. Box 209, Jesuj
1 1 -up.
6-25*1
of 4.000. Cotton
port unity for aofiai
caro Georgian.
EXPF.RT bookkei
part interest In
active Interest.
Georgian. i
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WARE & HARPER,
BUSINESS BROKERS.
724 725 CENTURY BLDG.
BELL PHONE 3311.
! FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
One cent a word for ads. under this heading.
SAVE MONEY In magazine subscriptions.
Three for the price or two. Write fer list
of 1.500 magazines to select from. American
Magazine Company. Woycrors, Ga. 90
$950—Beautifully equipped and splendidly I FOR SALE—Gag stove, practically
located, high-class and reputable restaurant || Cheap for cash, 110 Garden-st,
and lunch counter, almost heart of. th«- city, ~
cheap rent, clearing $2b0 per month. 1*639^ DIAMOND ICING, nun
$1.500—Nicely furnished ami splendidly lo-1 f* rf . unredeemed pfcug**
rated 22-mom lodging house, heart of city, i karats. Special price. $215.
clearing $100 to $150 per month. Cheap rent, ine., 9 Last Alabama-st.
white and per-
reight l«s 1-32
D. A. Tobias.
eight-year lease; lease alone
elinble concern i
WARE & HARPER.
724-725 CENTURY BUILDING.
BELL PHONE 331L
ATLANTA PHONE 1868.
one with a view to starting a lii
elry business in this city. Our .
known, his acquaintances being i
her of the host class of trade in
he can control the trade.
fated section. Best reason of offer.
$600—-Well located and liberally p
spot cash fancy grocery, fruit,
and produce business, making money
pens*. This includes a good V-passonger s
mobile with office furniture, etc.
$1,000—Well established, splendidly Ioc
and beautifully equipped barber shop,
first class chairs and every other equipn
Cleared for month of July $158. Tbia i
Augusta.
$3^)r)b-r*-A well established,
equipped nnd up to date job pr
clearing about $250 per month, i
worth of assets. Office always c
work. Owner's ill health preve
ing the proper attention.
well-kept and well-bought,
on part of purchase price
chaser. Best opportunity
ment in this line ’
reason.
have ever offered.
^800-—Lodging house This certainly is
has always cleared from
month. Tho owner is a very
you certainly get a great 1
Located in the heart of tt
rental of only $20 per month.
lied ye:
9300 i
91,750^-Boya 52 cows, roilV
on, and all equipments fi
farm, located near Atlanta.
mowing machine, harrowi
>wa
a si
'arm. This is
money. -Investigate.
a swell opportunity for some one. Might <
aider giving terms on part of the purcl
price to acceptable purchaser.
00 per month. 1 A real first-class oppor
tunity, pf its kind.
91,000 .to 93,000—Nice furniture business In
o of the best towns of Georgl -'** •
lies of Atlanta: 8,000 to 10,0C
tants. fine opportunity.
city, clearing $40 to 990 per month. I
elrable place to live end make fine profit
investment besides.
tjon, close fa. heart of ,cjty.
K 0 dJSSi.d* 1
$500—N.wljr lurnlihed, •pl.ndidljr lor.ltd
tod King home, 12 room,. clo>. «-
cl,.ring 140 to *70 per month
plica to lit. ud take fin. profit
ment bcitdc.
1750—W.lMoc.tcd (.Iraoit hi.rt of ell,) and
wall forniihed. 28-room boarding *•
both local and tranal.nt patronage.
E nl.‘ Th]i la-rialtg a t ucriflee,
l.otfO—ttmirif papeled/matlrilb -_.BL._fl
liberall, patronized 85 to 40-room hotel,
e block of heart of the city, beat atreet for
oration, four y.ora’ U-nii-: cheap
rfAY'S LADIES' TAILORING.
LADIES* FINE TAILORING at very ren*
aonable prices. Special prices this sum
mer. Call at 43 Luckfs-sL 5-20-2
STbVB AND RANQB RfePAlRINO.
RTOYE8 AND RANGES repaired, moved
and connected. We are stove experts* < It.
^ Shelton & Bro.. 113 Marletta-eL Both
•bones 5275. 4-7-15
SB\VfNQ MACHINE
hMt We sell Singer sod Wheeler
eon machines “for cash" or on easy pay
ments. Old machines taken In exchange.
Ringer Sewing Machine Company, 79 White-
hnll-st. Both phones Main 1893. 7-3-8
FURNITURE AND STOVES.
f/iWEST PRICES on furniture, stoves and
range*. Southern Stove and Supply Com-
pany, 121 Whltehall-st. Both phone*.
s-g
J. M. QUICK * 00., <r.n
stslns. brushes, mountings, etc. ]
•n4 dFoorstinr. 29 South Broad-sL
HARDWOOD FLOORS.
PARQUET hardwood floors furnished, laid
and finished complete. Edward Haynes
umber Company. 4? Spring st., Atlanta.
6-11-13
TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED.
rebuilt; repaired. Atlanta Typewriter Ki
chance. Atlanta. S-t8-t
FlhSPROOF STORAOE. r
this proposition. Might give
ing for a practicing
nothing about drug du
business to look after.
physteie
good residence and business section.
thickly populated section of the city,
completely equipped milk depot. No oth
business of thU-AStur* anywhere near, ye!
ing from SO to 100 gallons of sweet mi
dally, besides enormous quantities of butte
and butter. Best proposition
nta In this line, and for anything net
ths amount of investment required.
John J. Woodslde.
RETAILED AND REPAIRED.
ROUNTREE’S. 77
ptinnee. B#»l Mala 1676 Sfhtnfa 1664.
$1,500—45-room lodging house, best b\
ness street, close to heart of cltv, w
furnished, cheapest rent in Atlanta, Busin
increasing. Fine opportunity for some <
wanting a business of this nature.
routnern Ham; unmunra arnuinu; prams
40 per cent to 69 per cent*net. This hust-
located and profitably
chairs, four bath rooms ana enoe
equipment, clearing $200 per month.
Is your opportunity. !r 1 *
now you will have to
sneh an opportunity.
pay fcoo more for
jO. $500—Well-located and profitable beer sa-
200 ^ loon, cigar, tobacco business located on best
ay $075—First-class barber shop, fine location,
ke beautifully equipped, three chairs, clearing
re above every expense $150 per month. Owner
107 leaving city. This is really a good oppor-
—- tunity for aome one. ...
$15,000—Highest class, most reputable and
profitable transfer, atorage businesses in the
eity of Atlanta. Has storage business amount-,
in* to at If*list $.»,0:mi j.*-r year brides t" 1 '
sibly the most profitable transfer business in
Atlanta.
n5 $600—Magnificently furnished, most reputable
ng and high-class boarding house (north side);
ne clone in; nine rooms. Actual value of this
w- place at least $1,000. This Is certainly a
ell desirable place. ... , • < .
m-
ed LOST AND FOUND.
u ' Be for 35 worde—29c for 40 words under this
heading.
e ,“ LOST—On Waahtnjrton-st.. between Jeffer :
enameled fleur de If* pin. Finder please
return to 616 Wnshington-st., and get re-
ed word. - 9-4-38
* I) LOST—On street, one box harness, marked
Dabney Imp. Co. Rfeturn to them for
reward. 174
J’ LOST—Pair of spectacles In ease marked
’ "Plnkham & Smith, Boston, Mass."
n . Finder please notify E. G. Pecker, 27 High-
land-are.
e(J LOST OR STOLEN—One gold watch with
ur name "C, A. Cook" scratched on Inside
t nnd date • , 1892 , ’ scratched In two places on
i * Inside; dog head engraved on both sides.
A register key on chain. Will pay $5 for
return of watch. C. A. Cook, 450 Chestnut-
l ,U. Atlanta. - • , > J6.V
LOST—Engraved cap for gold fountain pen.
th Reward. Return to J. T. McDonald, 138
V. Walton-st. 166
LOST—Friday afternoon, on Inman Park
rv car, two diplomas, rolled in brown pa-
/ per. Reward If returned to owner. 38 East
Ueorgla-ave. 9-4-11
J! FOUND—Gold bar pin. on Whitehall. De-
.. scribe and pay for ad. C. C. Beall, 143
Ilunnlcutt-st. 114
ie LOST—From 41 Ashby-sf., several days ago,,
r9 a white nnd tan poodle. Answers to the
name of "Bill." Liberal reward for IiIh
Bt return to above address. 117
”• LOST on STRAYED, on Jrondny. Auguat
d 30. little rattan puppy. Please return to
d 48 Decatur-st. nnd receive revgnrd. I^ast
er seen on Marletta-st. 9-1-28
i LOST—Some time ago, ladles’ email gold
B brooch, two little violets, one white and
the other natural color, small pearl In cen-
_ ter. Enamel broken in several places.
v Prized for association. Phone Ivy 2448-L.
.. 8-30-37
LOST—A diamond and/’pearl brooch bn Si
_ Pryor, Unwson. Pulliam or between
g. Wosnlngton-st. viaduct and 41 Highland-
v avc. Return to 41 Ilighlnnd-ave. for re
ward. 9-2-16
• LOST—August 24, on north-bound Western
B nnd Atlantic train No. 2, between Howells
a nnd Cartersvllle, my pocketbook. contain
ing two 10-dollnr bins, one 6-dollnr bill, $1
_ or $2 In change, nnd my Odd Fellows re-
r celpt, given by Lodge 81, Winder, Ga. Any
4 ono returning same to mo at Box 62,
1 Winder. Ga., will be amply rewarded. A.
1 L. Smltb. 43
1 LOST—Small gold chain necklace, pendant
- nttnchrd. acorn shape, set In pearls. In onb
j. of Mnrshnll Field boxes. Lost Friday morn-
d Ing, between Bedford place and Candler
I. building, either on Peachtree or Plnc-st.
z cars. Liberal reward and no questions asked
ft If returned to Miss Tyler, 40 Angler-ave.
i Phone Ivy 3762-J. 8-31-19
e TUB FOLLOWING ARTICLES were re-
ported found—to the police department of
- Atlanta—nnd can be claimed by proper iden
tification: Ladles' black silk coat: brooch, .
star-shaped, set with Imitation pearls.
- - - - - - — 2
MISCELLANEOUS.
J One cent a word for ads. under tbls heading.
SPECIAL reduction on nil pnrlor
} Suits, Robison’s, 27 East Hun- 1
p
ter-st., corner South Pryor-st. j>
9-4-21 p
‘ \
STOVE AND IIANUE IMPAIRING. Itangre
and gas stovea moved and connected. Wq
da all kind, of store work. Southern Store -S
and Supply Co., 121 Whltehalt-at. Both tele-
! phones. 8-21-21 ^
SPECIAL reduction on nil parlor il
Suits. Robison’s, 27 East Hun- £
ter-st., corner South Pryor-st.
94-19 i
For Eent Typewriters.
rndcrwqnt! Typewriter Cn.. Candler Itldf
V
PALMISTRY.
. . *i
On. rent a word for ad., under this finding. 2!
n
MADAME PAULINI,
CLAIRVOYANT ^
AND SCIENTIFIC PALMIST. 134-0 try-sl.
Office hours 16 a, ra. to 8 p. m. dally,
except Sunday.
MADAME DEL REY, the tuccessful psychic .
palmist, advises you on love, family and A
bURlnes* affairs, lawsuits, marriages, change
speculation*. Investments, lost articles, etc. 1,
1*4 South I»ryor, near Falr-at. 7 **
MEDICAL. . c
On. rent a word for adi. under thl. finding.: < J
yOtVLL make’NO MISTAKE In (inillng
for otir morphine habit cure. Save this. <<
Dr. Houghton & Co„ 562 Decatur-st., At
lanta. 8-28-1
TAKE KBBLEY CUBE for wfilzkr. drug* 8
tobacco hahlt and neurasthenia. Do rtot k -j
allow yourself faked. The uuly ntace this l
treatment t* obtainable la at the orly Kecley
loatltnte to Georgia. 229 Woodward are.. 21
Atlonw. f“
Dewberry’s Delight. Fc
NEVER FAII-8 to remove the cause which
occasions sickness when used according to ea
directions Sold by all druggists. 4-20-2$ wt
\ ■ ii.
FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT. FC
On. cfnt a word for ado. under tbla hndlng. f.'j.
FOR RENT—On north aide nlno-mom
uriilsheil house; furnace heat nnd nil
f»ther modern conveniences. Bell phone 811-J
Dr. 9-4-35 On
SEEDS. | , ^
On. rent a word for ado. ondcr tbla trading, liri
SEED IIVE.'rrlmaon rlorrr. hartey. wfiraf, WJ
ant*, grnului' (imrgia rrr. Pmona want- o
log to aril or liuy Annlr oata. nmimuul- bcl
rat. with me. T. ft. wlillani*. Itrnnd-.t. 171 At
section.
SPECIAL reduction on all parlor
Suits. Robison's, 27 East Hun
ter-st., corner South Pryor-st.
• 9-4-20
AUCTION SALES.
LOWEST prices on furniture, 'rug* nnd art
squares. Robison's, 27 East Hunter-st.
corner South Pryor-st.
TWENTY DOLLARS will buy a good coni
f range. Call at 14 Wesf Llnden-pv?.
FOR. SALE—Thirty sharply
ntent .stock.. Have to raise !
Poriiand
IH _ __ ... JUmiyiff Oc
tober 15. Address J. N. &, 206 S. Pryor-st,
FOR BALE—Almost now top buggy, auJtn
AT sacrifice 1 offer for sale several Em
nlre'Life Insurance Company 'certificates.
Address Lewis, Box 23, care Georgian.
ROBISON’S SPECIALS.
IRON heds worth from $9 to $12.50, for
$6.95. Special cut prices on nil dining room
furniture. Full mntched suites from $60 up.
All go-carts at cost. Framed pictures at
half price. Exceptional low prices on bed
room suites and rugs agd room art squares.
Our immense sales In August have sur-
“rlsed us, nnd the values we have given
ave been the wonder of our customers.
CHAS. S. ROBISON,
27 E. Hunter St.
for *40. Call 320 Crew.
FOR SALE—Fine blooded bdrsfi, with rub
[AVING BOUGHT a'ciihmcl'c
parlor suits and 'rockers at a
ROBISON’S, 27 E. Hunter.
9-4-10
leaving city. 380 East North-ny*. ’No denl-
rs need apply. 1 • 'DJI i-- rr 44(S
sell real estate for estates.
kTTENTION, cotton mills. • For sale, large
steel lined fire .and burglar proof sate,
sed by savings department of bank. Pirn*
y of room for everything. Big liarr ‘
_ Hearing; steam heat plant. Installed
W Englehurt & Hitchcock; gas machine,
•The Runny South;" two Wheel scrapes for
J two-horse wagon and harness *“
one phaeton, one buggy, Johi
ake. H. F. Emery, 7e Norw
sized fireproof safe, two’floor counters.
213 Petcrs-st.
NITIES IN NORTH
EAST GEORGIA.
HAVE FINE fruit lands In Habersham
county that are peculiarly adapted to op
les, strawberries, grapes, etc., for mile «1
isrvelous prices nnd on easy tonus; also
.4*nutlful summer homes at prices-sure to
please. Address
ISAAC Ba LESTER.
Turuen-ille;"G'a;
North Broed-tt.
ONE 105-honwpower tioller. one CO nml one
20-honjereiwer englnen. In perfeel IMnill-
and on good term,. P. O. Box
m. On, -' $-i4
AT AUCTION.
THE contents of a north side
home ; also a lot of house]
hold goods from storage at
12 E. Mitchell-st., Tuesday,
September?, 10 a. m.,includ-
ing one solid mahogany <li u .
ing rodtn suit, cost $200; nia-
hogany dresser, chiffonier
and dressing table, the :}
pieces costing $120; bras^
beds, mission library suit, li.
brary table.
' From storage, two oak bed room » U ]* I
quartered oak dining room suit, stove j
utensil*. 1 refrigerator, davenport snd poiHl
iron beds, rockers,* chairs, art squares, nut-
ting. lace curtains, rugs and many other
good things too numerous to mention. The**]
goods have been used a short time and i s
fine as they make ’em. Will be
Open for inspection Mon-j
day" and sale commences at
lt> a. in., Tuesday, Septem- j
ber7.
CENTR AL AUCTION CO.. |
12 E. Mitchell-st.
We Buy or Sell You Out.
MONEY TO LOAN.
One cent a word for ads. under this beading. I
NEW LOAN CO.
The Loan Department of the |
PRUDENTLVL INS. CO.
Of America.
Represented by
CHAS. H. BLACK,
Low rates of interest on |
well-located Atlanta prop-1
erty.
Real “Estate Offices, E. P. £• |
Chas. H. Black, 212
Empire Bldg.
LOCAL MONEY to loan on Improved city I
and suburban property at 7 and 8 pr
Loan negotiated promptly. Realty
Co., Edwin P. Ansley, Pres. 67-71
Foniytb-Bt.
I f OAN8 on Atlanta property. Low rail I
Thomua-Smnll Investment Company, 531
Candler buildiog. Phone Main 1174.
NOTES of salaried people nnd business cod- I
iuie; pjtuiuusoi’u nine* u v/. a. u. ’iori
man 9t Co. corner BroaJ and Alabama-sta I
4-1-291
CONFIpENTIAL LOANS on diamond*. |
irymtehes ond Jewelry at lowest rate of It-1
Merest.. D. A. Tobias, Inc., 9 East Alabann* f
WEYMAN A CONNORS.
ESTABLISHED 1690.
Mortgage on Real Estate. 4-1-111
Carson. 24 South Broad-at.
B 7
4-Hi
HAVE $30,000 IocbI 7 per cent |
money, to loan on improved At
lanta real estate. T. C. Conway, I
412 Peters building. Phones 5488. |
SIX run CEXT MON-MI to to«n on bMl I
Atlanta property: also local funds 7 to 11
cent. W. A. Foster, 12 South Broad it. I
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE I
Lowest rates: no delays; buy purebaw I
money notes. Charles Herman, Booms Kl* P
202 Temnle Court. 4-l »
house for sale;
good until October l,fi, at
price.
This
is vour
'Geor
tf
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
Starr. 702 KugUab-Aaerlcan Bldg. Pbooef I
Bell Main 10a, Atlanta 1764-F.
407-ACUE FARM FOR SALE In Pike eou#* I
ty* Georgia; four-horse fnnn (open), seven* I
room bousu, four tenant houses, two bsrn*. I
three pasture*. For particulars, addr** I
It. K. Scott, Williamson, Go. 11 1
W. N. SLAY,
bomb nuir.Dnu and rbai. ehtatt. I
Clayton, Ga., mountnln n*>. rt. Write t*|
me for nuytblug that you want In real **"|
tnte, such ns farms, orchards and stonl
farming lands.
W. N. SLAY.
I L '.I v * ■uvuu-UHMU .Miuua*
nl.t both new nnd second.hand rezlitera:
folly gnaranteed. We buy .erond-hnnd Xol
* --elztere In fccoif condition. The
Cash Iteglster Cn.. 55 l’eachtree .t.
Will sell those at a bargain.
n I.UIV.TOIC Pliu icmil, 1'fH.T* 414 f llglll UUQ
quality Is the best. Asa G. Candler, Jr.
Phones 3274 Main snd 2631 Ivy.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
To purchase for rash vacant lot.
p bargain. State price, site nnd
Address Cash Buyer, rare The
Phone Main 2336;
> > t mill ruilBKCj CICIBICU KM, MAW * il I
foot alley, and near Grant-st. acbool; a»|
city convenlcncea; half block from car Hoe P
Apply Box 48, care Georgian.
FOR SALE—By owner, nlra new cott*£*|
near Grant park. Apply 195 Kelly-sf. 9-*|
BOITII GEORGIA FARM LANDS for*»lri|
nls»» 7,000 acres saw timber In Florida, *C*|
possible to three railroads; price $3.50.
Harrell. Valdosta, Ga. „ *1
Battle Hill Real Estate.
IF XOV WANT to buy n Are or sU r.- * I
cottage la Battle Hill, well built,
l»* •• "U str-ftH. large b*’-. 1 ' • I
the money, see me and let me abow p" I
II:-• U 111 I»rm - w hut I iuiy: ; • * I
ill or credit. J^_ N. uso
A NEW nnd tastily arranged bungalow
five rooms In Kirkwood, one block iron v
car line. $200 cash, balance eaay. |
& Verner. Austell Bldg.
I
fch750 BrY8 beautiful six-room cottage *
Gnuit-st.. two bloeks from park, churclwj
ml school: or would exchange for soi* 1 !
cottage In Decatur or South Kirkwo^u
j
roil SAf.E BV OWNER AT R»-55i
room cottage In West End. lo good aeifr ■
iKii’hood, near car line; east front; me** I
nd attractive little home. Address Cottar I
)wner. rare Genrclnn. - 1