The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, August 24, 1906, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTH K ATLANTA GEORGIAN. rain at. Af;m?RT 24. i*m. ONE CENT A WORD No ad. taken for less than 25 cents, tho prico of four lines. Six words of average length make a line. The following rates are for consecutive inatrtiona: 6 eents a line. 5 cents a lino. 41/2 cents a line. 4 cents a line. 3y z cents a line. 3 cents a line. 1 time . . 3 times . 6 times . 26 times . 52 times . 78 times . Written notico is required to discontinue classified advertise ments. OUT OF TOWN ORDERS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH. Georgian want ads. are inex pensive, but they bring quick re sults and sure returns. Ads. for Situations Wanted will be inserted one time free of charge. They must not exceed four lines. WE WILL SEND FOR YOUR AD. WITHOUT CHARGE FOR MESSENGER 8ERVICE. CALL US ON BELL PHONE 4927 MAIN, OR 4401 ATLANTA PHONE. When sending ads. pay fcr at rates quoted above. J MISCELLANEOUS. oext wi't’l.: now I. vour rime. 2, H. it ion i] .11 ■■*•!. II. lv. Kills. Atlanta. Ill: A HIItST-t'I.AHH IIAIiltKIl. fiAMIKMT trade learned. Full course $29. We < Severn I simps lit Atlanta where we emj only onr graduates. Commission paid f day you outer. Atlanta Barber Colli 162 Whitehall street. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. tmgm Company will buy or sell you out. WE WANT A POEM. AM that suits our need* we will pai tlrular* of <oui|H>tltl< par 915. paitlriilara of i-oiuimtltion, address Mocking Bird. Dept. G. Newnan, <ia. KENT BECK I PTH, HALE AND ranis, and all other printing usei estate trade, at Bennett Printing House, KVer^HBn£^nj»rlntlng^^^^^^^ DAVID W. YARBEOUGH. MASTER PLLMBKH, Phones 1286. * 20 & Hunter At. ‘KENT LIGHTS.’ K ROM'S MEDICATED SKIN. SCALP I hair soup; sold at drug and depart ment stores: ask for It or write J. J. krom. S*'.aIp nud Hair Specialist. 61S The Grand. W. ItPHSELL HAS MOVED TO Peters street. Have your roofs, gutters id warm air furnaces put III shape before LJ — OLD HATS MADE NEW WANTED HELP—MALE^ MEN WANTED—TIIUEE YOUNG collectors. Address at The Georgian. Collector, c*nr MAN must h:i __ *s; must be Steady, 'reliable n inf sober. Address In own handwriting B. A S., WANTED. 11BLP—YOUNG Imokkeepcr and stenograph* had eXperh ' ■ 1 send referenei Ad< The Georgian. WANTED—HELP. YOUNG MAN AS BOOK KEEPER AND STEN- OG R A P H E R . M U S T HAVE HAD EXPERI ENCE. SEND REFEREN CES. MUST BE STEADY, RELIABLE, SOBER. AD DRESS TX OWN HAND WRITING,'B. & S., CARE THE GEORGIAN. 'ADVERTISIN'!! SOLICITOR FOR OLD- established paper; good pay. Call on Clins. D. Barker. 20 Peters Hf. STEADY.* RELIABLE COL- ho understands rare of horses k. Apply 327 West Peachtree WANTED—A GOOD STRONG BOY learn machinist trade. One living at home preferred. Apply 145 Central avenue, p WANTED-MAN TO WORK ON TRUCK farm who .understands general farm work and who can run trunk wagon. Reg ular work to right |*nrty. Apply 11 ft dr 10 a. III. to It. It. Speight, corner West 1 ter and Ashby streets, nt end West I ter * line. TRAVELING „ciIon of Georgia; good ' glares for right parties; state nge, exp# rtenre and salary expected: aJI correspond ence confidential. Inexperienced men caw not be considered. C, Box 70, Athens, Ga. WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED SHOE salesman llocnj man preferred!. Apply to Boston Shoe Co.. 2 Whitehall street. STENOGRAPHER FOR BANK. IV). MA . ehlnery business. $85. We also have a number of desirable positions for Inexpe- ’rfenCfd stenographers that will pay from ,$40 to 950. Bellamy Busln-ss Agency, 1830 * Windier Bldg. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. WANTED—FEMALE. COMPETENT REM- . tngton operators furnished positions. Remington Typewriter Co.. 118 Peachtree TO INQUIRE ABOUT • WANTED—USERS OF MONEY FLOUR. • WANTED—A GIRL TO ADDRESS vetnpes and fold circulars. J. L. Mcholla A Co.. 914 Austell building. AGENTS WANTED. WANTllIl-AOr-NTS-nOYSt AN-D OluTs In every town in Georgia and Alabama fori midget cards. Write for free samples and farms. Autry Greer, Atlanta, Gq^^ml Empire bill WAblTED—8f LE8MEN. WANTED—HALKHMEN—HTltAlnilT HAL , fished house. tlnnsl Table Supply Company, hsolufe. Interim- . Louis. . SALESMAN ... M office work. Address In own handwriting age. expo- FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. First class business iiousi should have high grade strna Call Kent Sign Co., 1116 North Vryor str* Phone 2954. FOR SALE-ONE RET LARGE OAK folding doors, one steel celling. Colo Rook Co., 69 Whitehall st. IF YOU HAVE ANY FURNITURE OR i office fixtures to sell, see the Southern Auction and Salvage Company, 20 South i Pryor. 'Phone neB 2306. FOR SALE-BEST RUBBER TIRE; workmanship guaranteed. Georgia Ve- . bide Mfg. Co., A and 63 West Mitchell at : FOB BALE—TWO CAR 1.0 A Dm FINE Brockway surries. runabouts and defiot rngona. Nothing better made. Georgia Vehicle Mfg. Co.. 60 and 62 West Mitchell »•. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. C. Garau. 71 Whitehall street. •Phone 1*21 PANAMA AND MILAN STUAW UATS cleaned and reshaped, 60c. Soft and stiff felt bats denned and re shaped. 36c. Rands or sweats. 25c each extra. ACME HATTERS. 6!* Whitehall St FOR 8ALE—REAL ESTATE. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE YOU WANT to buy or sell, roll to see me. II. C. Pen dleton, 614 Peters building. and personal nttentlon. "if It's worth the nrlce we will sell It. P. II. Wells & Co., 1104 Fourth National Bank. IF YOU WISH TO BUY. SELL OR Ex change property of nny kind, ft will pay you to see us. C. II. Wells A Co., l ‘ fourth National Bank Bldg. EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. BATH, FUR twee;, all modern conveniences. House eoinpnrntlvely new! 011 East Fifth street, between two car lines. Ready for occu pancy September 1. Ilent. $60. 'Phone 122 main, or address 1632 Candler build ing. WANTED—REAL ESTATE. IF YOU WISH TO BUY. HELL OR EX- * tinge property of nny kind. It will nay ..... to see us. C. H. Wells k Co., 1104 Fourth Natlounl Bank. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PKO- pie nnd others. American Investment Co.. 704 Candler Bldg. Mortgage loans on real estate. W. A. Foster. 12 South Brood street. fered; small expense nnd prompt attention. 0 “'r. ' id near Atlanta. MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE. S TO 5 YEARS. 6 PER CENT. JOHN CAREY, 18 EAST ALABAMA STREET. SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND; any tunoutit, 44, 5 and < per cent. Writs or call H. W. Carson, 2^ 8. Broad street. FARM LOAN 8-^ WE ARE PLACING loans oti Georgia farms nt the lowest rates ever offered. The Southern Mortgage Compnny, Gould budding. Herman, room* 202-3 Temple Court. WANTED—MONEY. K It A T K Si I INKY, lloNllH. stamps nnd war papers Imught. Heat prices paid. Cbn*. D. Barker, 20 Peter* St., Atlnuta. FOR WENT— FURNISHED ROOM8. FOR RENT-CHEERFUL. NICELY FUR ulshed front rooms, to couple and gentle men In tine location. 387 Piedmont uvenue. ONE OR TWO NICELY FURNISHED rooms In private family: north side; very convenience; close In. Would pro el- young men. or coir * ** * .ulred. Bell ’plume L , '»2 Refer FOR RENT—FURNISHED HOU8E. NINE-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE FOR rent one year. North able, near Peach- ee. 'Plume 1480 main of 301 Fourth Nn tloiuil Bank building. ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS. W. B. SHELDON. FELLOW OF THE American and Georgia State Association of Public Accountants, Sheldon Audlt t r nubile accountant* nnd auditors, Temple Court. Examinations, " ' r.i :,!•) LOST. Who puts your paper on so slick. And guarantee* that It will stick; Dm*s your pnliitlng. dm** It aloe. And '’always lowest In the pricef Burnett, of coarse: Your "Uncle .Tim" Is hard to bent; lie's at Number 12 E. Hunter street. Both Phones 550. FRANKLIN. THE CLEAN CLEAN FBI, low. cleans suits 91 to 91.5ft. Pants 50c. 168 Whitehall St. Phone*. IL 11 529. A. 3881. WALL PAPER. WAI.L PAPER AND PA!NTS. "Don't let 'em fool yon." Jltn Burnett (formerly of Buruett k Willi*) Is not dead nor missing. lie Is contracting wall paper and painting. Office nnd show room 12 East Hunter ,fr ^tI4oth^>hmmi^M^ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING YOU WANTED—SECOND-HAND BOLL-TOP or Hat-top desk, with side drawers. Must lie fn good condition. Hfnte price. Ad dress Desk, care The Georgian. WASTED-YO HIRE HORSE AND WAG- •m by week or month. Apply 11 Pe- ler- street, city. WANTED-TO HUY SEVERAL CORDS OF MHHlp ‘ hickory wool. Call i*3rt ^ warn ‘ “ or idiotie PICTURE FRAMES. P U’ T, 'RE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. \\ \ar!trough, 24 Auburn avenue, corn-f I -ni-Uir... Entrance Auburn avenue. „ ABT SCHOOL. PUBLIC TO TWIT ttSJa p.'n.H 'T- 2f — andlu.pertpor. AUCTION SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY at 10 n. in. at the Southern Auction aud Salvage Company, 20 South Pryor. F YOU WISH TO BUY, SELL till EX- change property of nny kind It will nay »ott to see u*. C. II. Well* A Co., 1104 Fourth National Bank. — ipr ... town, new county of smith Georgia, lug fine strictly cash business. dustn-s to sell Interest to live young man. who could push the hmdnc**. New modern building, electric lights, all couvculciiccs. Owner desires to enter banking. System, care Georgian. START A MAIL ORDER BUSINESS -WE furnish everything necessary; only f»w dollars required; new plan. <Miee.\s* lei taln; costs nothing to Investigate. Mllbttrn IIlels, 15* Dearborn street. Chicago. M. A. SHELTON* DON’T FORGET M. A. SHELTON IS A practical stove and range rennlrar; best work and material guaranteed. Both phones TALKING MACHINE8. ~ TALKING MACH IN EH AND RECORDS— Wholesale slid retail distributors of \lc tor Talking Mnclilues and Record*. Just received large consignment of machines am] over ift.OQft records. Immediate attention given mail order*. We want the names of all talking machine dealers In the Boutli. Write for catalogue. Alexander-Klyen t.o.- BICYCLE SUNDRIES. BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST bicycle nnd sundry distributor* In the Month. Southern agents for 1‘lerce. lnle, Hindi nnd Hudson bicycles. Write for our 1906 catalogue nnd price list. Alexander- Elyea Co. MESSENGER SERVICE. FOR PROMI*T AND RELIABLE MES- sengers, 'phone 33. J. A. Davies nud J. C. llrantin. MEDICAL. „„„ KnOHOPATIHL • ItKMBDIES CURB scalp diseases and make hair grow. Krom’s Medicated Soap makes you by* flenlcally clean. (30 year* success.) J. J. Krom, speclsllst. £13 "Tbs Grand. At lanta. Ga. PICTURE FRAME8. PICTCBE KltAMEH MADE TO ORDER. If. W. YerhroUfh, 2(4 Auburn avenue, rorner IVnchtree. Eutruuee Auburn ave nue. TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING. II. W. ROUNTREE k BRO. TRUNK AND RAG CO. Retail and repairing. No. 77 Whitehall street. Phone 15i6. WATCHMAKING. TO THE TRADE: COMPLICATED watches are my bobby. Modern Ideas in work nnd dealings. H. Walter Lett. Room 1217 Fourth Nntlonnl Bank IBdg.. Atlanta. JOB PRINTING. XOTKHEADM, ENVELOPES, BILLHEADS. cards, etc., printed 76c for 500. Address (’has. D. Barker. 20 Peters 8t.. Atlanta. SHOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCKIK. OPPOBITB PIEDMONT. Bell 2335. Men's sewed balt soles. 75c. FOR FINE SHOE RE PAIRING go to J. W. Carroll, 47 South Pryor street, opposite court house. All work first-clsss. No cheap prices. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. ITALI.WOorm. IDEALS and all other makes at bargain prices. We can sell you a register, suitable for any business, at a price that cannot help but please you. Cash or monthly payments. Every register gu* ran teed for two years. Southern Cash Register Co.. Branch of American Second- Hand Cash Register Co., 24 S. Broad street, Atlanta, Oa. REGISTER EXCHANGE, 24 8. Broad 81. Atlanta. Ga. WANTED SECOND - HAND ROLL TOP OR FLAT TOP DESK, WITH SIDE DRAWERS. MUST BE IN GOOD CONDITION. STATE PRICE. ADDRESS DESK, CARE GEORGIAN. WANTED. If you have any vacant houses and want them rent ed right away, list them with HERMAN, ' Rea! Estate—Renting, Phones 1075, 28 Peachtree Street. GET A HOME WITHOUT MONEY. WILL TRADE YOU A $6,000 MODERN 8 room Inuitc In flue condition, first-class mdglilHirhood. on Inrge lot, for vacant prop erty on north side. M. M ’NEILL and W. S. SHERWOOD. GLORE & JUSTIN, 215 Peters Building. SIX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. BEST ^iart of Jones avenue, nnd n beauty; $3,- NKAIi GKOIIUIA AVENI E. VVK HAVE two new three-room cottages, renting nt 36 each. We can sell the two for $900. This Is the kind of nn Investment that you have been looking for. See u* nlioiit this. iTveTioom oottaoE ON nelhoR street. Lot 60 by 125. Thl* Is close In. Price 32.00ft. WE HAV E A I.OT ON frllOllWAlll) AYE- line; U)4 by 185, to another street; only $1,100. •T\VU XIX HOOU UOTTAUKH NEAR TKlT minnl station; tddcwnlk* nnd sewer; cabi net mantels; sidcudbl renting section; $i,- 5ft) each; one third cash aud monthly pay ments. Kofu NU’K LEVEL AN1> HIIADY LOT'S iii-ur Urn nt pork; 11.400. 1T‘ VilT HAVE VAl'ANT l > Uill’KI(TY W‘K can rent B. If you have property for sale we can sell It. Give us a trial. SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY. Phones 5488. 412 Peters Building. 92,500—GEORGIA AVENUE; 6-ROOM COT- tage, on which we can make very attrac tive terms; say, $500 cash, and $25 per month. If this doesn't suit you, may be able to do still better. $2,700—BRAND NEW 6-ROOM COTTAGE on large level lot In West End, on car line, with every convenience, water, gas, bath, sewerage, etc. A complete little home, -...i W e can make you easy terms on this. AN8LEY PARK LOT-ON PEACHTREE circle, 196x420, and we ore going to sell this lot at cost for special rensous. Price $5,701. It’s a good oue. Can make easy 94,260-ELEVENTH STREET; SHADY level lot. 65x204. Your last chance to get one of these lovely lots for a home. Spe cial reason for selling. This la like silk, and fine silk nt that. provemeuts down. $3,960—NEAR THE PEACHTREES WE have a brand uew 2-story well-built house, rented on lease for oue year at $37.50; house Is a dandy and the location can't Ik* beat. $6,600—FIFTH STREET HOME OF NINE rooms, on lot 60x200 (as perfect a lot as there Is lu the city). This house It furnace- $4.430—NINE-ROOM WEST END HOME. brand new, on car line; good location, out look lieautlful; oue of the best built bousea to be found. ' Can make easy terms on this to good party, and give poaaesilon $3,600—NORTH AVENUE COTTAGE. FIVE rooms and hall, on lot 42x140; Just com pleted; In splendid neighborhood; first va cant cottage next to Hunt street. Jn this block you would have for nelghtiors such as Capt. Richard attle, Mr. oh Hemp- FOR RENT. n-room ii nine, mi iui wuicu lies level In front. Is on the south side of For rest avenue, between Piedmont avenue and Butler street. Has gas and wafer, porce lain bath, closet, stationary washntnml on each floor, and sink in the kitchen. This property Is owned by Dr. Asher. Two of the rooms are reserved nnd occupied by pled by Dr. Asher. The rental on this erty Is $50 per month, nnd Dr. Asher Is dus that some one take the house that will board him nnd his mother. They ex pect to make tae change on Sept. 1. For further Information. Inquire on the prem ises. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT, 12 Auburn Avenue, Both Phonei <11. . MATHEWS & HILL, Bell Phone M. 1748. Atlanta 172, BY Ho . the office of governor. By a little fore sight; you can elect yourself to the own ership of good paying property. We have the property; you nave the money; so come to see /('’ho. on abundance of shade, east front, three minutes Walk of car; lot 78 l 369. Come to see us about this. We e: pert Jt to go quickly. ON BROYLES STREET AND AT $1,800, we have a flve-rg water and gas, am X BASS STREET. NEAR GRANT park, we have a lovely live-room cottage. 48 by 193. oue-hnlf block of car, that we can sell nt the extremely low price of $1,809. will miri'i. II'-HUIIIUI I-UHIIK* • CHRI IIU|l, nnd an Idea! section for small home. Aliout the chenpest thing on North Jncksou. Come to see us. W. E. TREADWELL & CO, Real Estate, 24 South Broad St.—Bell Phone 2644 Atlanta Phone 3803. NINE-ROOM NEW HOUSE, NORTH Jackson street. Wired for electricity. With all other modern Improvements. <6.700. NINE-ROOM HOUSE. NEW; NORTH Jackson; up-to-date in every particular 4acxw>n street; fronts two srrects. ir you want to build, this will suit you; $4,- 53 BY 128—CORNER: FIVE ROOMS; OFF Spring street.'$4.650. Sink-room two-stoiiy house* Spring street; 46,500. 15 ACRES LAND. STREET tlon and price. 800 ACRES LAND, 50 ACRES BOTTOM. 100 original forest tlmlier. balance Ri eultl- •ntlon; 2 miles from railroad: 11 miles from Atlanta; >26 per acre; bnrgaln. 13.000—TEN-BOOM HOUSE, PULLIAM NEW HOUSE: WEST ATLANTA PARK. iv. ;.,?" '"'"', Me lari* clum. Comet K!L (1 S. Prjor it.-eeL sratuirr# atwl Auburn. INVESTMENT. WE HAVE JUST HAD PLACED WITH US FOR A QUICK SALE 19 LOTS IN HOLLYWOOD CEME TERY. THESE WILL BE SOLI) AT A GREAT BAR GAIN. WE WILL CON SIDER ANY OFFER. W. E. SAUNDERS & CO. 57 INMAN BLDG. Only Two Left of 8 Bright, New Suburban Homes. Tho firot month wlll' b, given FREE, and if occupied one year, two more month* will bo given FREE at the end of tho year, making only nine months you will have to pay for. None but good families will bo allowed in those home*. Them are located on the river oloetrie car lino, only twenty min ute*’ rid* from tho oontor of tho cityi contain 7 and 8 room*; hava n*v*r been occupied I arc located In West At lanta Park. Evsry house front* a fifty- foot park, which la *ot In tree*, aver* greens and flowera. Pure air; natlva oaks; an Idtal spot for children. It is cheaper than living in th* city and tho surroundings Wra mora wholesome, tho center of thio park ara tho FERRO PHOSPHATE SPRINGS, which will cure any eras of stomach or kidney trouble, no matter of how long stand ing. It now ha* a new church, neatly furnished, a store, a school house cost ing $2,500 will soon b* completed. Capt. T. Mills, who live* on tho grounds, will show you through tho houses. Rent 0 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, 12 Auburn Avenue. TWO CIIKRTED roads. See u* alwmt this. We hnve Just sold land near this tract for $250 per nore. We can sell the 199 acres for $75 per acre If taken In a few days. WE HELL HOMES AND VACANT LOTS See us for SEE M. M’NEIL AND WM. S. SHERWOOD Room 514 Empire Building, IK YOU WANT A HOME OK FROM SIX to ten roomg at from 31,700 to 83.000, 14. 000 to $12,000; nny part or the city; wltt terms. IF YOU WANT A LOT. PURCHASE same from u». nnd tve will build for you on long time. Lots from $600 to $2,500. IF YOU WANT CENTRAL PROPERTY, which we will guarantee to double your money; close In. near the postoffice; 100 by 106, for $25,000. to Increase—call and see us. FOR SALE. Beautiful Country Home. arg« _ . .... or shade and fruit laot 2ft) by 500. Opposite Dr. Itlil- ley'a home, near Decatur. Town Is grow ing In this direction. To avoid renting, will *U at a bargalu. TERMS. Box 62, Decatur, Ga. J. H. GARNER & CO. REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS 305 and 306 Century Bldg. BOTH PHOXKS 4499. PEACHTREE—CHOICE VACANT LOT between Thirteenth and Fourteenth sts., 61x210 to alley. fT.feft, Daly $1,8*0 cash, bal ance $1,000 annoally. GEORGIA-FULTON COUNTY-To the Su- perlor Court of Said County: The petition of the Georgia Eclectic hos pital snows that It is a rorporntlon of said county incorporated by the honorable court on September 9, 1901. Petitioners pray: 1. That their corporate name l»e changed from Georgia Eclectic hospital to Durham hospital. 2. Tha tinners have the right to the amount of twenty thousand dollars, sitd they now desire that their charter be nmeiuled *o that petitioner* on a major ity vote of the stockholders may have the right to Issue capital stock from time to time to any amount not exceeding forty thousand dollars. Said capital stock may lie'paid In either money, land or in other pro|M*rty snltnhle for carrying on said boa- Idtal. And for this iietltloner* will ev»w pray. ROBERT LEE A VARY. Attorney for Petitioners. STATE OF GEORGIA. COUNTY OF FUL TON. I, Arnold Ilroylea. clerk of the superior court of said county, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true nnd correct copy of the application for amendment to charter In the mutter of Durhnm hospital, ns the same appear* of Ale in this of flee.. Witness my official signature and the seal of said court this August 1ft. 19C6. WASHINGTON STREET LOTS. We recently offered for sale four lots iu Washing ton Heights,' at $1,000 each. We have sold these lots as follows: Lot 1—Sold'to P. Alexander. Lot 2—Sold to C. J. Haden. Lot 3—Is for Scile at $1,000. Lot 4—Sold to J. Lawrence Harrison. You have three other purchasers to uphold your judgment on this remaining lot. It’s a bargain for some one.. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. ZACH ROWAN'S NAME TERROR/m NEGROES One Jumped Out of a Win dow and Other Hid Un der Bed Clothes. Mounted Officer Zach Rowan, whose name 1* spoken in a tone of awe among the negroes and the lower classes of whites of Atlanta, had quite a little experience Thursday night, in that he saw for himself what terror his name Inspired. During the wee sma', hours of Fri day morn while Zach Rowan was slumbering peacefully, (It is said how ever, that Zach never sleeps.) some- one rapped on his front door and told him^ to come down In a hurry. When the officer reached the scene of the trouble he learned that a negro had been trying to break Into the home of W. H. Haney, 133 West Fair. While he and Haney and a neighbor were In an alley Investigating, a negro came down the alley at full tilt. This flight started a chase which kept up for more than eight blocks, a crowd of about fifty men and boys following and firing at the negro. In the meantime, Officer Rowan was Investigating the neighborhood tor witnesses and on entering a negro house he found a colored man wrap ped up In a bundle of bed clothes still wearing his street clothes. The negro, whose name was George Holmes, con fessed to Rowan and was fined $25 and' costs by Acting Recorder Walter Tay lor, councilman from the Sixth ward. Ed Fowler, the negro who was chased, said that he had been up In a club room and someone shouted, "here comes Zach Rowan," so he "Jemped out and flew." . Fowler was fined 35 and costs. VOLUNTEER FRIENDS Mayor James G. Woodward has Is sued the following letter of thanks to the friends who voted for him In his race for county treasurer: Atlanta, Ga., August 24, 1906. To my many friends In the city of Atlanta And Fulton county who cast their ballots for me In the recent elec tion I wish to extend my most sincere thanks, and especially do I thank them because their every ballot was volunta rily cast for me, as I had no literature of any description and all the workers In my behalf were volunteers. While I led my opponents In the city, my ma jority here was not sufficient to over come the vote In the county outside of Atlanta. Although a great many of my warm friends did not want to vofe for me for county treasurer because of the plea that my services In the past had been too valuable In city affairs, and be cause they had a desire to keep me In a more active political life, yet I at tribute my defeat more to my Inability to get out from the mayor's office and make a more active campaign. On account of the many duties of my po sition, which I could not get my consent to neglect In any way, I was unable to visit more than one-thtrd of thef business houses, none of the office buildings and only eight or ten of the shops of the city. My having received such a magnificent vote under such conditions makes my debt of gratitude the more binding. With no unkind feelings to nny of my friends who were committed to oth er candidates. I again desire to thank all of my friends In this city who have been so kind to me In the past. Hoping thnt the time and opportunity may pre sent Itself when I can In a measure re pay it all, I am. Very respectfully, J. Q. WOODWARD. ATLANTA MABKETS. FRUITS AND PRODUCE. Officially corrected by Atlanta Krult nu d l'roduee Exchange. Ueniona, St.TMAOO. I.lnie., 50@75c. l'encltea. |kt emte, $1.M@I.60. 1 inenpple,. Sl.&HjiSO. dlnnnnai, .trnlKhta. per liuneb, Sl.M-SITL Cnlla. per liuneb. Sl.U0irl.S6. **'* l'OU&ItY ANI. I-OI XTHY I'ltODUl'E- JJve ducks, Pekin. 35c; puddle. 25«27‘,ic Dressed hen*, per iioutid, 12«11e. hffg*. !>er dozen, 2Sr. Butter, table, per iHiund, 20®224e: cook. Ink. per pound, 124fH5o. * “ . n . 0,u *T^r v ' W°c pound; In one-pound racks. 104112c. VEGETA BLEH—Irish potatoes. So. l stock. $2.60 barrel; per bushel. $1.0ft. Onions. 3c? per pound; enblmge. pound New sweet iHitiitoes. ...c bushel. FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS. I* LOl It—I’ostel s patent. $5.85; I»|>itnoml patent, 35.26; Mascputnh Star. $4.60; fanes patent. 34.50; Red Engle. $4.25; Blue hli.ln.u, fancy, $3.90; spring wheat patent, &») UO*$X—Choice red cob. 76c; No. 2 white 78c*; N». 2 vcllow, 74c; mixed. 73c. OATS—Choice white elli white, 50c; choice mixed, proof, 50c. MBAL—Plain water-ground, per bushel. <3e; bolted. 140-nound Jutes, per bushel. 65c; Hborts, white, $1.50; medium. $1.40; hrowu, $1.^; ixuro bran. $1.10; mixed bran. $1.08. HAi—Timothy, choice targe bales, I1.10- do., choice small bales, $1.05: do.. No { timothy bales, $1.00; No. 2. $1.00; do.. No. i cloevr mixed, $1.00; do., No. 2 clorer mixed. subject to Immediate acceptance. GROCERIES. ...ndnrd granulated, $5.20. New York refined, 4V4c: plantation*. 5o. Market very strong. Look for advance. COFFEE—Rousted Arbuckle's $16.50. bulk. In bngs or barrels, 13c; green, 10ft ■"Y. Market strong. RICE—Carolina 4*46?Hc. according to grade. Market very strong. CIIKKHE— Fancy full cream dairy. B'Je; twins 14c; brick 14c. Market strong. PROVISIONS— Supreme hams. 15c. Dor# linius. IMie. California hams, 10He; Bed Cross limns, 15c. Dry salt extra ribs. $9.87; bellies. 20-5 ll>*., $10.56; fat backs, 8c; pint#*. « —• $9.75: Red — STOCKS AND BONDS. Georgia, <». *». «»•*, «,a Savannah os. 1909.... Macons Cs. 1910.... Atlanta, 5s. 1911.... Atlanta, 4%*. 1922.. Atlanta 4*. 1934 ....105 Atlanta nnd West Point. . . .165 Atlanta nnd West Point Debt*..107 Central Railway of Georgia 1st Income do, 2d Income do. 3d Income Georgia 265 Augusta nnd Savannah 115 Southwestern 116 Georgia I'nclflc 1st* 129 C., C. nnd A. 1st* 112 1910.. ..106 ..102Vi ..106 ..105 8-10 17-24 31 WELLMAN'S SHIP FOUND DEFECTIVE By Private I-eased Wire. Hainmerfent, Norway, Aug. 24.—Ad vices received here today from Spits bergen are to the effect that Walter Wellman has abandoned his attempt to reach the north pole this year owing to defects found to exist In the airship which he was to have used. The foregoing contradicts a state ment of the Christiania (Norway) cor respondent of the London Daily Mall, published on August 17. The dispatch stated that Mr. Wellman had aban doned the attempt to reach the north pole this year owing to the lateness of the season. DIRS. SHEEHAN DIES AT ELLENWOOD, N, l News has reached Atlanta of the sud den death of Mrs. Rlizabeth Sheehan, of this city, near EUenwood, N. Y. Mrs. Sheehan spent the early part of the summer In the east with her daughter, Caroline, and a short time ago went with her daughter, Mrs. Jo*. N. Moody, to the Kerhonkson Sanitarium, near EUenwood, N. Y., where she died. Her daughter, Mrs. Claude N. Kress, of New York, was with her at the time of her death. She has had heart trou ble for more than a year, but It wai not thought to be serious, so that her sudden death came as a distinct shock to her many friends. Mrs. Sheehan in lineally descended from the famous futnlly of McCarthy- Mores, who have played such a promi nent part In the military and political history of Ireland for a long time. She was a woman of strong and no ble character, devoted and loyal, to her friends and Inherited from her distin guished ancestry a love for poetry' and music In Its highest form. Mrs. Sheehan, who, before her mar riage to the late Cornelius Sheehan, was Miss Elizabeth McCarty', was born In Ireland 66 years ago, and on both sides Is connected with the best blood of Ireland nnd England, one of her con nections being the first English ambas sador to China, and another the first Roman Catholic bishop of the Caro- iinas. Coming to Atlanta before the war, she made herself well knbwn to a large portion of the community by her grace and charm, and especially by her voice, which was noted for Its sweetness. LIVE 8T0CK MARKET. Ily rrlvntc leased Wire. Ulilcngo, Aug. 24.—Hog*— Estimated re ceipts today 1«,000. Market steady; qual ity fair; left over 5,000: bulk $5.fY»4?4.35; estimated for tomorrow 12.0D0; light 6.59; mixed $5.9066.50; heavy $5.5.VQ6.4ft; rough $5,554(5.75; pigs $5.40<ff6.15; yorkert 36.45r6.45; good to choice heavy 36.40R 1.59. Cattle— Estimated receipts 2.50ft. Market slow; quality fair; beeves 33.804i6.6I; row* fl.:»51j4-30: heifers $2.30fl5.3ft; calves 15.5013 7.73: good prime steers $5.3ftf?6.6ft; p«or to iiip< If uni 33.85fj5.2ft; stockcrs and feeler* 36.4ufR6.60. 8hee|>— Estliuntinl receipts 8.000. M*rk#t strong; quality fair; native 33.1ftff5.59; west ern $3.50ff5.6ft; yearling* S6.65ff6.35; Imnl** 34.50fJ7.85; western |4.90ff8. STOCKS REVIEWED BY NEW YORK SUN New York, Aug. 24.—The Hun suy*: "Following the pace set *by Linden «»ur market oihmhhI nt n higher range of prlre*. the ndvnnee* amounting to n |M»lnt or up ward In many of the lending storks. Ini tial transaction* were large in many c«*e*. the first quotation on United States Stm pollution embracing 25.0ft) shares, but th* cheerfulness which characterized the alien ing soon gave way to a renewal of wil ing (treasure, and this was followed by 'ont[nunnee of relatively high Wtei enll money, and placing a premium “** fluids exerted a depressing Influei -ciitlinciit and prolstbly Ini to an far tlm** (> ao exten sion of t he short interest. The n*»J aims demanded on time loans made tu* rate substantially 6V£ per eeut. The re covery was Ini by Aiiirond* and Amalia* mated Copper laith of which. It was wdjJ* would have increased dividends In the bin. Hteels were strong throughout the entira session, the most encouraging feature ai the day. Great Northern nnd Norths fluctuated violently, but closed nt Htil*stitn- tlnl advances, and Missouri I'acMe about the only really active Issue win™ could lie enllnl weak. With call money lending lietween 5 and 6 per rent In forenoon, there were anticipations of l»lg»* r rates today, when loans must be o carry over until Monday, but this hj™ little to do with the action of the mar ket. It Is, of course, rather early such flelitn**** as now prevails, tint brokers have made up their minds two nothing more favorable tlinn n a «*r cent enll money market can be h"*™ for through the fall. This, however. uot make them apprehensive of sen"' consequences In the stock market. >« rally there rne varying degrees of "P 1 Ion a* to the extent to which trn«im* ... to the extent to wide lie adversely affected by dltfoiiM. but the eonee»»*u* of •*pj l, jj seouis to lie thnt. while there can inj ease, there Is little danger fo acute stn geney."—Glliert k Clay. THE 8UGAR MARKET. By Private leased Wire. NVw York. Auir. H.-Tli" KejhT*i H tioMiiln* I'otnimii}' Into ywtmUy r « 1 lt« ll.t prico for rcflnoi! angora 10 to 4.7ft. net less 1 per cent for cash. * other refined quote 4.80. net less 1 l^r • j for cash. Locnl raw ninrket n J*VJJ5? % London licet market I* firmer; August 4*£d; September 9s 3* 4 d. a devoted Conception, of which she was member. Of thirteen children, nine and they are Cornelius survive Sheehan* Mm. Mi llie Sheehan Moran, Mr* eph N. Moody. Mm. Main Moore, Mla* Carolyn Sheehan, all Atlanta; Mr. John McCarthy Sheehan, of Bute, Mont.; Mm. U*°. n ' r “ h J. Ralnea and Mtas Margaret Claire She- han. of Parle; Mm. Claud NY. Kre- ■ New York. Among her grandchiWrea are Berate and Roee Moran. ..... Mm. Kre** and Mia* Carolyn sh« han arrive from Sew York ternoon. and Mr. Kreaa and MM* * '■ - TRY A WANT AD Tw mnp r«TOT>r4TA>T F ’ or a number of years.she sang In the Sheehan will reach Atlanta « Kn ' XW 1 Jlili DJ!iVivaliUi choir at the Charcb of Immaculate body Saturday morning at 6 o clodt.