The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, August 25, 1906, Image 10
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sults end iur. return*.
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four lines. .
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MISCELLANEOUS.
and vault doors to be sold at cost during
next week; now la your time. 26 8. Broad
street. R. W. Bills, Atlanta.
UK A FIRST-CLASS BAltliKrt. EASIEST
trade learned, Full course |20. We own
several shops Id Attantn where we employ
only our graduates. Commission paid from
day you enter. Atlanta Barber Colletre.
162 Whitehall street.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ACCOUNTANT8 AND AUDITORS,
W. II. SHELDON, FKLI.OW OF TUB
American and Georgia State Association
of Public Accountants. Sheldon Audit Co.,
public accountant* and auditors, 518-519
Temple Court. Kxamlnatlons, appraisals,
idles. Local and long distance phono 1191
WK WANT A POEM. AND FOR ONE
that suits our need* we will pay $15. For
pnitlculars of couitictitloD, address The
Slocking Bird, Dept. I*. Xewnnn, Oa.
RENT RECEIPTS. HALE AND RENT
cards, and nil other printing used In real
estate trade, at Iiennett Printing House.
a9M^ws9Ba^EaHBP^eaaBiBaas9SBESS9
DAVID W. TARDr.ODOR,
MASTCU PLUMBER.
Phones 1255. 20 E. Hunter 8L
l-ocnl and long distance pno
^^■TALKING MACHINlST^H
TALKING MACUIXKH AX1> RECORDS-
10,000 records.
given mall order*. We want the names of
nil talking machine dealers In the South.
Write for cstalogue. Alexamler-Elyea Co.
BICYCLE 8UNDRIE8.
BICYCLES AND 8UNDBIKH-LAROE8T
bicycle and sundry distributor* In the
South. Southern agents for Pierce, Yale,
Snell and Hudson bicycles. Write for onr
1906 catalogue nud price list. Alexa
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY.
Phones 5488. 412 Peters Building.
$2,500—GEORGIA AVENUE; 5-ROOM.COX
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.
$2,709—BRAND NEW 6-BOOM COTTAGE
on Inrge level lot In West End,'on car
line, with every convenience, water, gas.
bath, sewerage, etc. A complete little house,
and we can make you eaay term* on this.
ME88ENGER 8ERVICE.
FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE MEB-
' sengers, ’phone 33. J. A. Dttvlea and J.
C. Brnnnn.
‘KENT LIGHTS.”
KROM'S MEDICATED SKIN, SCALI 1
nnd bnir soap; sold at drug and denai
ment store*: nak for It or write J. J. Krom,
v. arssELL has moved to
er* street. Have your roof*, gutter*
iififi wnrm air furnuces put In *hn|ie before
"-inter come*.
OLD HATS MADE NEW
WANTEO HELP-MALE.
WANTED—THREE TOU.NG MEN
rnii<-i',or.. AiMrvw nt one Collator, cure
The Georgian.
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bookkeeper and stenographer; must ha
fcne! experience; send ref. *
must be
Address In own
The Georgian.
WANTED-HELP.
YOUNG MAN AS BOOK
KEEPER AND STEN
OGRAPHER . MUST
HAVE HAD EXPERI
ENCE. SEND REFEREN
CES. MUST BE STEADY,
RELIABLE, SOBER. AD
DRESS IN OWN HAND
WRITING, B. & S., CARE
THE GEORGIAN.
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS
cleaned and reshap *
Soft and i
shaped, 36c.
B«m» or *wests. 25e each •xtn.
ACME HATTERS. ffe Whitehall 8L
FOR SALE—REAL E8TATE.
IF IT IS REAL ESTATE YOU WANT
•to buy or sell, call to see me. II. C. Pen-
dletoti. 614 Peter* building.
Fourth National Bank.
IF YOU WISH TO BUY. SELL OR Ex
change property of any kind. It will pay
you to *ee us. C. II. Wells Sc Co., lift
Fourth National Bank Bldg.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR FOR OLD-
established paper: good pay. Call
Clin*. D. Barker. 20 Peter* St.
WANTED
ored man
and ynrd \
Street.
A STEADY. RELIABLE COL
WANTED—A GOOD STRONG BOY TO
learn tnmiilnlHt trade. One living nt home
preferred. Apply 145 Central nveiine.
WANTKD-MAN TO WORK ON TRUCK
farm who understands geuernl farm
work nml who can run truck wagon. Reg
ain- work to right party. Apply after 10
a. in* to R. B. Speight, corner West Hun
ter nnd Ashby street*, at eiul West Ilun-
TWO EXPERIENCED TRAVELING
salesmen for this section of Georgia; gpod
place* for right parties; stnto age, expe
rience and salary expected; all correspond
ence confidential. Inexperienced men ran
not l»e considered. C. Box 70, Athens, tin.
Boston Shoe Co., 2 Whitehall *tn
IIUIIiIkt of desirable positions for Inexpo
rfcncod stenographers that will pay from
$40 to $T*n. Bellamy Itusln-ss Ageney, 1330
Candler Bldg.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WANTED—FEMALE. COMPETENT REM
lugton operators furnUhcd jw»*lt|on*.
Remington Typewriter Co., 118 Peachtree
AVANTED-YOU TO INQUIRE ABOUT
Money Flour.
WANTED—USERS OF MONEY FLOUR.
WANTED—A GIRL TO ADDRESS BN
vclo|H>f$ tutd fold circular*. J. L. Nlcholl*
ft Co.. 914 Auntell building.
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED-AGENT8—ROYS AND GIRLS
In eTery town In Georgia and Alabama for
midget cards. Write for free samples am'
term*. Autry Greer, Atlanta, Ga. 1313
Empire building.
WANTED—8ALE8MEN.
WANTED—SALESM EN—RTR AIOHT H AI
try nnd expense*; ye*rly contract; good*
well advertised; experience not absolute
ly necessary; established house. Interna
tional Tnblo Supply Company, St. Louis,
Mo.
WANTED—KX PE III RNC ED S A LKH M A N
In flour nnd grain; cnimhle of office work
Address In own handwriting age. expe
rience. salary. P. O. llo* 211
FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
First-class business . houses
ehoelil her# bleb (red* el rn> Cell on
Kent Mju Co.. North Vryor otroot.
FOR SALE-ONE SET LARGE OAK
folding door*, one steel celling. Cole Book
£0., 69 Whitehall et.
JF YOU HAVE ANY FURNITURE OR
v office fixtures to sell, see the Southern
Auction und Salvage Company, 20 South
•Pryor. ‘Phone Hell 2396.
FOR SALE—IIKBT RUBBER TIRE;
workmanship guaranteed. Georgia Ve
hicle Mfg. Co.. A nnd 53 West Mitchell at.
FOR SALE-TWO CAR LOAD* FINE
Brmkwu.v surrfea, ruuabouts and depot
wagon*. Nothing better made. Georgia
Vehicle Mfg. Co.. 60 end 63 Weal Mitchell
r»re#*t
BIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, BATH, FUR
nnce; all modern efuivenlencea. House
•ompnrntlvely new. on East Fifth street,
sdneeii two ear line*. Heady for ocen-
»nney September 1. Rent. $60. 'Phone
22 main, or address 1532 Candler build-
WANTED—REAL E8TATE.
IF YOU WISH TO BUY, SELL OR EX
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO-
ple nnd others. American Investment
Co., 704 Candler Bldg.
Mortgage loans on real estate.
FOUR PER CENT HOME MONEY TO
lend money for purchase money notea;
straight loans mode for 5 per cent nnd up
wards. According to desirability of loan.
W. A. Foster, 12 Smith Broad street.
THE UNION SA VINOS BANK BUYS
purchase money notes nnd lends money
on improved Atlanta property a'. reason
able rotes. Bell phone 769. Gould Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5, 6 AND 7 PER
cent Interest, according to security of
fered; small expense and prompt attention.
Only on real estate in aud near Atlanta.
H. B. Turman.
MONEY LOANED ON HEAL ESTATE, S
TO 6 YEARS. 6 PER CENT. JOHN
CAREY, 18 EAST ALABAMA STREET.
or call 8. W. Carson, 24 8. Broad street.
FARM LOANH-WK ARE PLACING
loans on Georgia farms at the lowest
rntes ever offered. The Southern Mortgage
Company, Gould building.
Herman, rooms 202-3 Temple Court.
WANTED—MONEY.
M ON BY, BONDS.
slumps and war paper* iHiught. Best
prices pa hi. Chus. D. Barker, 20 cetera St.,
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOB RENT—CHEERFUL. NICELY FUR-
tdshfd frout room*, to couple ami gentle
men In tine location. 387 Piedmont live limy.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
014“ 117 il I INHIII lor CMD. J.
, 71 Whitehall street. 'Phone 1*22.
» f,i»—i i iii-
buy Money Flour.
WANTKD-BKCONP HAND ROLL-TOP
or flat-top desk, with side drawers. Must
be In good condition. State price. Ail
'd re** Desk, care The Georgian.
WANTED—TO HIRE HORSE AND WAG*
on by week or month. Apply 11 Pe
ter.* street. city.
U ANTED "to HIV SEVERAL CORDS OF
1111,1 hlfknrj I. rail inn
j'ilnvj.,
PICTURE FRAMES.
Pwyn-RK i-TtlSSS made to order.
» 7«ri>r.,nxh. IH Anl.nrn »renn..
coruiT I ra,birw. Entrance Auburn »renw.
WANTED-THE
Hbippy-g Sr ho..
trait* p»lntc.| i»J
I*es‘ htres aej Aub*j
art SCHOOL.
FUHN1SHED
north side;
Would
FOR RENT—FURNISHEP HOUSE,
xTSTMtOO^rTTitNISIIED HOUSE Foil
rent one year. North side, near Peach
tree. ’Phone 14sn main or 301 Fourth Xu
tloiml Bank building,
MEDICAL.
KROMOPATIfIL REMEDIES CURE
scalp diseases and make hair grow.
Krom'a Medicated Soap makes you by
rienlrally clean. (10 years success.) J. J.
Krom. specialist, 613 "The Grand," At
lanta, Q a.
PICTURE FRAME8.
PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
Yarbrough. 2V6 Auburn avenue,
Entrance Auburn are-
TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING.
II. W. ROUNTREE A BRO. TRUNK AND
BAG CO. Retail and repairing. No. 77
Whitehall .street. Phone 16(6.
WATCHMAKING.
TO THE TRADE: COMPLICATED
watches are my hobby. Modern Ideas In
work and dealings. II. Walter Lett. Room
1217 Fourth National Bank Bldg., Atlanta.
JOB PRINTING.
XOTEHEAD8. ENVELOPES, BILLHEADS.
cards, etc,, printed 75c for 500. Address
Clin*. D. Barker. 20 Peters St., Atlanta.
SHOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
4 r.UCKIR, OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
Bell 2335. Men', Mwtd half eolu. 75c.
FOR FINE SHOE RE-
. PAIRING
go to J. W. Carroll, 47 South Pryor street,
opposite coart house. All work first-class.
No cbesp prices.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. IIAI.LWOODS. IDEALS
and all other mokes at bargain prices.
We can sell yon a register, suitable for
any business, nt a price that cunuot help
‘-nt please you.
Cash or monthly payments. Beery register
guaranteed for two years. Southern Cash
Register Co.. Branch of American Second*
Hand Cash Register Co., 24 8. Broad street,
Atlanta. Ga.
REGISTER EXCHANGE,
24 8. Broad St.,
Atlanta. Ga.
| —- 1 * i
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
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate—Renting,
Phones 1075, 28 Peachtree
Street.
GET A HOME WITHOUT
MONEY. .
L08T.
Who puts your paper on so slick,
And guarantee* that It will stick;
Poes your painting, does It nice,
Aud ’'always lowest In the price?**
Burnett. t»f course!
Your "Uncle Jim" Is han! to boat;
FRANKLIN. HIE CLEAN CLEAN FKL-
low. cleans suits $1 to $1.50. Pants 50c.
ItS Whitehall St. Phone*. Bell 629. A. 38SL
WALLPAPER.
WALL PAPER'aND PAINTS.
"Don't let 'em fool you." Jim Burnett
(formerly of Burnett A Willis) Is not dead
nor missing. Ho Is contracting wall paper
and painting. Office nnd show room 1J
East It ‘
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING YOU
business. For high grade work call on
Kent. 91Vft N. Pryor. Phone 292*.
AUCTION SALK EVERY WEDNESDAY
at 10 a. in. at the Southern Auction and
Salvage Company, 20 South Pryor.
JF YOU WISH TO BUY, SELL OR EX
change prop#Tty of nny kind It will nay
J on to see u*. C. II. Well* A Co., IliM
'mirth National Bank.
MANAGER AN A1 DRY GOODS AND
shot* bindue** opened In April In live
town, now county of *4>qth Georgia, do
ing fine strictly 4*11*11 InndfWxw. de*lro* f<»
sell interest t«* live young mnu. who could
push the l»u*lne*H. New imxlcrii building,
electric light*, all convenience*. Owner
desire* tn enter banking. Sywiein. care
eorglan.
KTAIIT A MAIL ORDER III SIXERS tVE
rnrui.il M-irylhln* .inly f.iv
■toller, n>qnli*a: nnw Ilian. «n,i .-train;
tomtit nothing to Investigate*. MJlbiirn-Ilb k*.
35S PenrlMiru street. Chicago.
M. A. SHKLTOX,
DON'T FORGET M A. SHELTON IS
' 1 range rennlr*-r; l* _
phones
WILL TRADE YOU A *6.900 MODERN 8-
room home In flue condition, flr*t-clnss
IghborhiHMi. on Inrge lot, for vaenut prop-
rty on north side.
M. M’NEILL and
W. S. SHERWOOD,
ANXI.KV PARK LOT—ON PF.ACHTREE
circle, 196x420, and we are going to sell
this lot at coat for special reasons. Price
$5,703. It's a good one.
Can make . easy
$4.250—ELEVENTH STREET; SHADY,
level lot, 65x204. Your Inst chance to get
one of these lovely lota for a home. Sue-
clul reason for selling. This Is like sfik,
and flue silk at that.
$35.00 FRONT FOOT-WE HAVE ON THE
north side, on a good street, 250x150, al
most perfectly level, covered with dense
shade trees, oak, blackgum, etc. AH fin
provement* down. .
MATHEWS & HILL.
Bell Phone M. 1748.
Atlanta 172.
BY TUB VOTES OK THE PEOPLE,
Hoke Smith Is unanimously elected t<i
the office of governor. By a little fore
sight. you can elect yourself to the own
ON OAKLAND AVENUE, IN OAKLAND
City, we have a truly attractive propo
sition, and nt the price la the most reason
able property In this qjty that we know
of. ft has on abundance of shade, east
front, three minute* wnlk of car; lot 78 by
30. Come to see us about this. W
pect It to go quickly.,
ON BROYLES STREET AND AT $1,800,
we have a fire-room house, with bath,
water and gas, and large lot.
Is a dandy and the I
$6,600-FIFTH STREET HOME OF NINE
rooms, on lot 00x200 (as perfect a lot as
there Is In the city;. This nouse Is fufnace
$4.400—NINE-ROOM WEST END HOME.
brand new, on car Unc; good location, out
look beautiful; one of the best built houses
to be found. Can make easy terms on
this to good party, and give possession
September L
$3,500—NORTH AVENUE COTTAGE. FIVE
rooms and hall, on lot 42x140; Juit com
pleted; In splendid neighborhood; first va
cant cottage next to Hunt street. In this
block you would have for ncighliora such
ns Capt. Richard attle, Mr. oh Hemp
hill. Mr. Perkerson. etc. Street to be
cherted soon, and then property will go
bounding up.
FOR RENT.
level In front, {a on the south side of For
rest avenue, between Piedmont avenue and
Butler street. Ila* ga* and water, porce
Inin bath, closet, stationary wnshstaud on
each floor, and sink In the kitchen. This
property la owned by Dr. Asher. Two of
the rooms are reserved nnd occupied by
pled by Dr. Asher. The retitnl on this
property Is $50 per month, nnd Dr. Asher Is
anxious that some one take the bouse that
will board him nml hi* mother. They ex
>001 to mnke tne change on Sept. 1. Foi
’urther information. Inquire 011 the prom
ses.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT.
12 Auburn Avenue,
Both Phones 50.
WEST ATLANTA PARK
GLOBE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
000.
• g***. renting at
$6 each. We enu mil the two for $8*). This
I* the kind of nn Investment that yon have
lieett looklng_for. See us almut this.
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE ON NELSON
street. I.4»t 50 by 125. This Is close In.
Price $2.000.
WF: HAVE a”Lot on \VoodwarIi ave-
nue; 104 by 185, to nuothcr street; only
FOUR NICE LEVEL AND SHADY LOTS
near Grant park; $1,400.
IF YOU IIAVfc VACANT'PROPERTY WE
cun rent It. if you have pnqierty for sale
we end sell It. Give it* a trial.
'arg* classes. Corner 6275. 61 8, Pryor itvetk
INVESTMENT.
WE HAVE JUST HAD
PLACED WITH US FOE
A QUICK SALE 19 LOTS
IX HOLLYWOOD CEME-
TEKY. THESE WILL BE
SOLD AT A GREAT BAR
GAIN. WE WILL CON
SIDER ANY OI-’EER.
W. E. SAUNDERS & CO.
57 IN MAN BLDG.
Only Two Left of 8 Bright,
New Suburbau Homes.
The first month will b, given FREE,
and if occupied on, year, two more
month, will be givan FREE at tha
and of tha year, making only nine
month* you will hav, to pay for. Nona
but good familit, will ba allowed in
thooo house,. The,a ara located on tha
rlvar alactrlo ear lint, only twenty min
utaa' ride from tha cantor of th* city;
contain 7 and 8 room,; hav, n,v,r
boon oceupiad; ar, located in Watt At
lanta Park. Ev,ry houoa fronts a fifty-
foot park, which lo ,et in tree,, aver
groan* and flower,. Pur* airi native
oaks; an ideal spot for children. It I,
cheaper than living in th* city and th*
surrounding, ar, more wholotoma. In
th, cantor of thi* park ar* th* FERRO
PH08PHATE 8PRING8, whioh will
cur# any cna# of atomach or kfdnay
trouble, no matter of how long atand-
ing. It now haa a naw church, neatly
furnlahad, a store, a aehool houa* coat
ing $2,500 will soon ba completed. Capt.
J. T. Mills, who livaa on th* grounds,
will show you through th* houses. Rant
$20 par month.
JCfHN J. WOODSIDE,
12 Auburn Avenue.
/
FOR SALE.
Beautiful Country Home.
SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE. WITH ATTIC
nml storage room. Built lt>** than a
year a*t» for n home. I-nrge new barn and
servant*’ Iiouho. Plenty of shade ami fruit
tree*. lafit 280 by 500. Oppo*lte Dr. Rid
ley'* home, near Deeatnr. Towu I* grow
ing in thl* dlreetlon. To^ avoid renting, will
sell at
bar gain. TERMS.
Box 62, Decatur, Ga.
J. H. GARNER & CO.
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS
305 and 308 Century Bldg.
BOTH PHONES 44929.
ON BASS STREET. NEAR GRANT
park, we have a lovely five-room cottage,
48 by 193, one-half block of car. that we can
•ell at the extremely low price *of $1,800.
These low-priced propertloa are rare, aud
you had beat investigate them.
nt-siii■ uin niiuiKi'j fn»i inipi.
ideal section for small home. Afaiut
the cheapest thing on North Jackson.
Come to «ee “
W. E. TREADWELL & CO.
Real Estate,
24 South Broad St.—Bell Phone 2644,
Atlanta Phone 3803.
NINE-ROOM NEW HOUSE, NORTH
JarkRon street. Wired for electricity.
With all other modern Improvements, $6,700.
NINE-ROOM HOUSE. NEW; NORTH
Jackson; up-to-date In every particular:
$5,250.
FINEST VACANT LOT 5E NORTH
Jackson street: fronts two street*. If
^rou want to build, this will suit you; $4,
M By l»-(’ORN‘EII: FIVE ROOMS; off
Spring street, $4.660.
MNK-KOota TWO-8TOUY
Spring street; $6,500.
15 ACRES LAND. STREET CAR LINE.
HOUSE
Well Adapted for sub-division; 4 miles
rom Atlanta. A beautiful elght-r«*om
house. If interested, see us for Infornm
flow nnd price.
300 AI-IIES LAND, 60 ACHES BOTTOM, 100
original 'forest timber, balance In culti
vation; 2 miles from railroad: 11 miles from
Atlanta; $25 per acre; bargain.
l3.fWg—TiON-HOOM HOUSE, TULLIAJi
street.
$4.850—EIGHT-ROOM
NEW HOUSE;
road*. 8ec»u* nlnuit thl*. We have Just
wold land near this tract for $260 per
acre. We can sell the 190 neres for $75
per acre If taken In a few days.
WE SELL HOMES AM) VACANT LOTS
SEE M. M’NEIL AND
WM. S. SHERWOOD
Room 514 Empire Building.
IF YOU WANT RAILROAD FRONTAGE
■mail or large—at from $8 to $100 per front
foot.
IF YOU WANT A HOME OF FROM SIX
to ten rooms nt from $1,700 to $3,000, $4.*
000 to $12,000; nny part or the city; with
terroa.
F YOU WANT A LOT. PURCHASE
same from us, and we will build for you
n long time. Lota from $600 to $2,500.
IF YOU WANT CENTRAL PROPERTY.
which we will guarantee to double your
money; close in. uear the postoffice; 100
106, for $25,000.
to increase—call and see u».
The petition of the Georgia Eclectic hos
pital show* that it la a corporation of said
ouuty Incorporated by the houorahle court
nml they now desire that their ehnrter
be amended *4$ that petitioners on n major
ity vote of the itruokliolder* may have the
right to Issue capital stock from time to
time to any amount not exceeding forty
thousand dollar*. Said capital atoi-k may
be paid In cither money, land or In other
property suitable for cnrrylng on Mild hoa-
ltnl.
Aud for tbl* petitioner* will
STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF FUL
TON.
I. Arnold nroyles, clerk of the superior
court of Mild county, do hereby certify
that the foregoing I* a true and cornet
copy of the application for amendment to
Witness my official signature nnd the
seal of said court thl* August. 10. 1906.
ARNOI.lt BROYLES,
’lerk Superior Court, Fulton County. Ga.
*10-17-24-31
WASHINGTON STREET LOTS.
We recently offered for sale four lots in 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 Sale 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
TERRORjra NEGROES
One Jumped Out of a Win
dow and Other Hid Un
der Bed Clothes.
Mounted Officer Zach Rowan, whose
name la spoken in a tone of awe
among the negroes and the lower
clansea of whiten of Atlanta, had
quite a ■ little experience Thursday
night, in that he saw for himself what
terror his name inspired.
During the wee nma’ hoqrs of Fri
day mom 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 M. 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
night started a chase w'hlch kept up
for more than eight blocks, a crow’d
of about -fifty men and boys following
and firing at the negro.
In the meantime, Officer Rowan was
Investigating the neighborhood for
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.
E<1 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 65 and costs.
WOODWARD THANKS •
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 w’ere volunteers. While
led my opponents In the city, my ma
Jorlty 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 vote for me
for county treasurer because of th(* pleft
that my services In the past had been
too valuable In city affairs, and be-
ause they had a desire to keep mein
i more active political life, yet l 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-third of the
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 any of
my friends who were committed to oth-
r candidates. I again desire to thank
11 of my friends In this city who have
been so kind to me In the past. Hoping
that the time and opportunity may pre
sent Itself when I can In a measure re
pay it all, I am.
Very respectfully,
J. G. WOODWARD.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
.FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Officially corrci tiMl by Atlanta Fruit ami
Urodiu-e Exchange.
Lemon*. J4.75C6.00.
Lime*. 50C75c.
I’eaebe*. per ernte, JI.O0C1.5O.
l'lueiipplea, J1.50C2.50.
Banniine, ttrnlgbta, per bunch, Jl.sooiii
Cull*, per bunch, J1.00C1.25. ' 1> '
l'OUl.TItY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE—
ifec^ ,rU "'■ ®* aSc:
Lire thicks, Pekin, 35c; putbllc. 2SC27‘4c
DrcMetl Rena, per ihiudiI, 12813c, 1
Eggs. |>er ilnxon. 22c.
Butter, tattle, iter pound, 2082214c ctxik.
ini. per pound, iSwClSc.
rn“ k °' ,e ;i“*»t »®wc pound; In one-pound
TOOETAHLER-Iriah potato,., So t
stock. $2.50 luirrel; per bushel, $1.00.
Onions, 3c per i»onnd; cabbage. lVfcc po„ n( i
New sweet potatoes, .*e bushel. 1
FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS.
oJL*? 1 !®*. if 1 * *•“: Diamond
patent, J>.2S; Mnemiitnh Star. 14.50; /mnr
iiubcnt. J4.60; Red Eagle. J4.25; Hi,,,, nil
8556 f " n,y ' t3 ' 90 ' aPOUB -heat potent, is.oi
COuN—Choice red cob, 76c; No. 2 whit.
75c; No. 2 yellow, 74c: mixed. 73c. ’
OATS-Cfmlce, white clipped, 52c; chnlc.
White, 50c; choice mixed, 48c; Texu* nut-
proof, 600.
.MEAI^INjIr, water-ground, per bushel,
,3e; bolted, 140-pound Jute*, per bushel, 65e-
Short*, white. 81.60; medium, J1.40; brown
J1.35; pure brnn. $1.10; mixed bran. J1.0S.
HA\ —Timothy, choice Inrge hole*. J1.10:
do., rholce aniall bales, J1.06: do.. So 1
timothy bale*, $1.00: No. 2, J1.00; do., x„. 1
Hoerr mixed, $1.00; do.. So. 2 clover mlse,I,
CLOVER—Choice 30c.
The ultove prices are f. o. b. Atluntn, nnd
subject to Immcdinte Acceptance.
GROCERIES.
. 17*4'. ifiniiiniiuuia, 5c. Market
wry strong. Look for advanra.
COFFEE—Honstcd Arbuokle'* $14.50,
bulk. In lwigs or barrels, 13c; green. l<v»
12c. Market strong.
BICE—Carolina 4%($?Vic, according to
grade. Market very strong.
CHEESE—Fancy full cream dalrr. H'ir;
twin* 14c; brick 14c. Market strong.
l*HOVISIONS—Supreme linin*. 154*. Dm*
linm*. 15V4c. California bant*. 10^4*; UH
Cro«* ham*. 16c. Dry mtt extra rib*. $9.87;
bellle*. 20-5 lb*., $10.60; fat back*, 8c; pint**,
8c; Supreme lard. $9.75: Red Cro**, 10c.
Suow Drift compound, 7%c; Red Cro»s, 7»ic.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Savnnnnh 5*. 1909....
Macon* 6*. 1910 io«
Atlanta, 5*. 1911 106
Atlanta, 4Vi*. 1922 107
Atlanta 4s, 1931 105
Atlanta and West Point. . . .165
Atlanta and West Point Debt*..107
Central Railway of Georgia 1st
Income
do, 2d Income
do. 3d Income
Georgia 265
AngUNta nnd Savannah 115
Southwestern 116
Georgia Pacific 1st* 120
C. nnd A. 1st* 112
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WELLMAN'S SHIP
FOUND DEFECTIVE
P K A C II T R K E—THREE BEAUTIFUL
home* on easy term*-$11,630, $13.<k». $17.
500.
PEACHTREE—CHOICE VACANT LOT
itetween Thirteenth and Fourteenth *t*..
i*x2M to alley. $7.*5n. Only $l,fcW ca»b, bal
ance $1.0&) auuuaUy.
Ry Private Irfunw*! Wire,
Hammer feat, Norway, Aug. 24.—Ad-
Iccs received here today from Spltx-
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 u«ed.
The foregoing contradicts a state
ment of the Christiania (Norway) cor-
rexpondent of the London Dally Mall,
published on August 17. The dispatch
atated that Mr. Wellman had aban
doned the attempt to reach the north
pole this year owing to the lateness of
the aeaaon.
TRY A WANT AD
MRS, SHEEHAN DIES
IT ELLENWOOD, N, l
New* haa reached Atlanta of the sud
den death of Mra. Elizabeth Sheehan,
of thl* city, near Ellenwood, N.
Mrs. Sheehan spent the early part of
the summer In the east with her
daughter, Caroline, and a abort time
ago went with her daughter, Mr*. Joa. N,
Moody, to the Kerhonkx4>n Sanitarium,
near Ellen wood, N. Y., where she died.
Her daughter,*Mr*. Claude N. Kress,
of New York, was with her at the time
of her death. She haa had heart trou
ble for more than a year, but It was
not thought to be aeriou*, so that her
sudden death came as a distinct shock
to her many friends.
Mrs. Sheehan In lineally descended
from the famous family of McCarthy-
More*, who have played such a promi
nent part in the military and political
history of Ireland for u 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 bom
In Ireland 66 years ago, and on both
aides Is connected with the best blood
of Ireland and England, one of her con
nections being the first English ambas
sador to china, and another the first
Roman Catholic bishop of the Caro
lina*.
Coming to Atlanta before the war.
she made herself well known to a large
portion of the community by her grace
By Private Leaned Wire.
('him go. Aug. 24.—Hog*—Est linn ted re-
•elpt* to4biy l?.000. Market sternly; nunl-
t.v fair; left over 6,000; bulk $5.95'S6.3. r .;
*thunted for tomorrow 12.000; light $5.90tt
6.50; mixed $5.WVff6.50; heavy $5.65ff6.40;
rough $5.55$t5.75; pigs $5.40®6.15; yorker*
$6,407)6.45; good to choice heavy $6.4<Vfj)
6.5>.
Uattle— E*tlinrtted receipts 2.500. Market
slow: quality fair; l*eeve* $3.WW6.60; row*
$l;35<?f4.h0; heifer* $2.30fi5.30; calve* $5.Wff
7.75; g<MHl prime Htecrn $5.30^6.60; po4»r to
medium $3.85&5.20; stocker* and feeder*
I6.M/6.50.
Hheep—Estimated receipt* 8.000. Market
•trong; quality fair; native $3,104*5.59; west
ern $3.50475.60; vcnrllng* $5,657)6.35; Inmbt
$4.50^/7.85; western $4,904)8.
STOCKS REVIEWED
BY NEW YORK SUN
New’ York. Aug. 24.—The Hun *ny*:
"Following the pace set by London our
market opened nt a higher range of price*,
the advance* amounting to a point or up
ward In many of the leading stock*. Ini
tial transaction* were Inrge In numy ruse*,
the first quotntloti oil United Htntes Steel
common embracing 25,003 share*, but the
cheerfulness which characterized the open
ing WHin gave way to n renewal of sell-
ItiK pressure, nnd lid* wn* followed by n
— p n f j-pjfitivcly high rate* for
, nnd placing a premium on time
nlou of the short Interest. The rommla*
■Ion* demanded »u time loan* made the
rate substantially 6*4 per cent. The re
covery was led liv eiiitcondn and Amalif 1 }’
mated t'oppor both of which. It was said,
would hnvc Inereas**! dividend* In the fun.
Steel* were strong throughout the entire
session, the most encouraging feature or
the day. Great Northern ami Northwest
fluctuated violently, hut closed at substan
tial advance*, nnd Missouri Pacific wn*
nlsmt the only really active Issue wnnn
could In* called weak. With call money
lending betw$*en 5 and 6 per cent In tn*
foreinHin, there were anticipation* of nun-
er rate* today, when loan* must be mans
to carry over until Monday, but this nun
little to do with the action of the mar
ker. It is, of course, rather early far
such tight ness a* now prevail*, but mow
brokers have made up their inluds tu*v
nothing more favorable than a 5 or *
cent call money market can he
for through the fall. This, however, dajj
uot make them apprehensive of ■*n , w»
conscqmmces in the stock mnrket. >n| ‘
rally there rue varying degree* or
Ion - as to the extent to which
may Is* adversely affected by money
dltioiis. Isit the consensu* of oplni n
•seems to l»e that, while there can *
ease, there I* little danger fo acute stria-
geney."—Glbert A Cloy.
THE SUGAR MARKET.
By Private I.ea»ed Wire.
New York. Aug. 24.-The Federal
Refllnlng Company late yesterday rwiajjj
It* list price for refined sugar* 19 l rf '' n [,;
to 4.70. net leu* 1 per cent for cash
other refined quote 4.80, net le*« 1 l»f r r ^\
for cash. Local raw market unchnmtw-
London Is»et market I* firmer; August »*
4*fcd; Heptemlier 9s 3%d.
Conception, of which she was a devoted
member. .
Of thirteen children, nine aurvI'A
nnd they are Cornelius J- Sheehan.
Mrs. Motile Sheehan Moran, Mrs. J"^
eph N. Moody, Mrs. Edwin W H* 1 *"}
Moore, Miss Carolyn Sheehan,
Atlanta; Mr. John McCarthy Sheehan,
of Bute, Mont.; Mrs. Leonora *•
Raines and Miss Margaret Claire Mve*
>W.« Dn.u. W KrC**- 1 1
han, of Paris; Mrs. Claud \V. Kre***
New York. Among her grandchildren
are Bessie and Rose Moran.
^ . ... Mrs. Kress and Miss Carolyn ^hee-
and charm, and especially by her voice, han arrive from New York Friday
which was ncted for Its sweetness. ‘ temoon. atid Mr. Kress and Miss t w |r j
m mrrp ftrnDf*TA 1 F‘ or a number of years she sang In the Sheehan will reach Atlanta wlt»*
* *U» VjliUlUjiiUl choir at the Church of Immaculate body Saturday morning at 6 o clock.