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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
PDAUMACY I)IPLOMT^TNn~LIt',.
In 1! month.. Addreu Southern College
nf Phnnnnry. Atlnnta. Ga
MflllT SCHOOL—B OOKKRUTISO,
Shorthand. Typewriting. etc,. only W a
month. Dranglron s 1 • rnetteal On«tnei. Col
fi.nl 1'ledmnnt Hotel block. IS •••"elitreo
Bell phone KS9. Coll, phone
fllngnc. It will -
ingnon’s
„„„ write for
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jirongYnuUs Is thchcat.
WANTED—WHITE OFFICE BOY. CALL
nt Georgian office.
WANTI1D-A MAN TO RUN 16-1NCH OUT-
Side inonlder, capable of tempering atui
making hla own cutters State wages. Ap
ple Itox 463. Athens, tin.
WANTED—HANK AND MACHINE NAIL-
or. .ml hoi ratter, for Iwt factor,.
’Phone 114! mein. A. H. Brer* t o,
WANTED—TOUNO MAN FOB. BILL
clerk. 1’o.ltlon offer, promotion. Apply
at once Fulton Bog and Cotton Mills, At-
lonta, Ga. ‘
BTBNOORAPHBR AND CIENEIIAI. OF-
lire m.n, 1100. Young ladle. who ion ime
trnotvrlter mnlllly. 125 to 135. OtTli-r lm| 1,
jKMo |». ifellimy Bn.lne.. Agency, 133>»
WANTED—TEN TBIINK MAKBB* AT
nnee: working nine hour.: full pay. Ap
ply Enterprise Trunk Mfg. Co., Powell
street ami Orargla rnllroail.
WANTED—WHITE BOY TO FOLD CIB-
culeni. Apply Wednesday morning nt 8
o'eloek. (education.! Publishing Co., 16 Trln-
itr arenite.
WANTED—PARTNEB TO TAKE ACTIVE
part In printing hualnce.. either a drum
mer or superintendent of manufacturing de
partment. Omni chance for right party.
Address Aetlre, earn Georgian.
WANT A POSITION! OVER 300 »E-
enreil by u. last month. National l.m-
M..yment Aaaoelatlon, 101223 Century bldg,
t he lurgeat bualnesa In the South.
WANTED—JOB PRINTER FOB STEADY
position. Apply nt once. Montag Broa.,
17 South Forayth.
WANTED—A GOOD COLORED ALL-
round experienced man cook, alao two
irnltera and kltehen fioy. Immediately. Cap-
tot 1 lonae, 46 Boat Mitchell alreet.
WANTED HELP-FEMALE.
WANTED-FEMALB. COMPETENT BEM-
Inaton operatota fnrnlahed poaltlon*.
Remington Typewrite. Co.. Ili Peachtree
•ANTED - HOUSEKEEPER IMMEDI-
atelv for young ladle.' eollege. Only coin-
Iteni and eiperlenced neraona need apply,
late aalary required and aend recommeniia-
ons. Addrcaa at once Shorter College,
ome, Gs.
EXPERIENCED PAPER
BOX MAKERS. -BEST
WAGES IN THE CITY.
ALSO WANT 10 GIRLS
TO LEARN BOX MAK
ING. PAY WHILE YOU
LEARN. CALL 35 1-2 W.
ALABAMA ST.
ANTED—A GOOD SERVANT TO COOK
mil lie general houaework; good wugea
d n good heme for n middle-aged woman;
'.retire. Telephone 1309 Main.
8ITUATION8 WANTED—MALE.
OOKKKKPER—BEST REFERENCES'’AS
te ability nml character-deairea pealtlnn
Hh reliable flfm. Reliable, care Georgian.
anted-position in marble shop.
I^tterer nr a 11-round workman; hnve been
on.tomed to lettering heailatonea; inoatlr
uken Inacrlpilona. Tho*. h. Johnaon, P.
Hoi 73. Quitman, Ga.
ISITION WANTED IN GENERAL
tire by compeieut and truatworlhy young
irrleil roan of aeren yeara eyicrjoiicc
at of reference* fnrnlahed. Audreaa Slt-
Unn. Boi 302, llawklnayllle, Ga.
WANTED—A POSITION BY A1 EX PE
rleneed bookkeeper; very tie»t reference*.
Aildrea* Boi 43. Ungley. H. C.
WANTED—POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER;
have had three yenr*’ experience; tine no
Intoileanla of nny kind: nr will nroept a
traveling aaleaman for n tobacco or grocery.
Addrcaa Boi 145, Comer, Ga.
EXPERIENCED STENOGWAPHEH DE-
"alre* poaltlon: ran furnlah A-l reference*.
C. A., cure The Georgian.
AGENT8 WANTED. ..
«TF.D-AGENTK-BOY8 AND GIRLS
every town lu Georgia ana Alabama for
ret card*. Write for free aamplea and
it. Autry Greer, Atlanta, ua. 1312
Ire building.
INTH WANTED-WK MANUFACTURE
l splendid household articles that sell
Hr; our agents nre making from 13
10 per day; a sure money winner for
and women; write now, you wou’t
'* American U. k P. Co., Cam-
, Ohio.
finish; II by 20. Religions and scenery Pic
tures cheap. The Garner Company, 13A
Peters street, Atlanta, Ga.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH.
MASTER PLUMBER,
botes 1251. *> B. Hunter St
“KENT LIGHTS.”
THE BE8T OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
iioUF at fife N. Pryor fit. Alex Kent,
Phone 4148.
WANTED-—MISCELLANEOUS.
C. W. RUSSELL HAS MOVF.D TO If
Peters street. Have your roofs, gutters
and warm air furnaces put In shape before
ti-r .''ivit'H
FOR 6ALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
Flit8T~Cl JkST™ "BUSINESS' HOUSES
should hare high grad* sir ns Call on
Seat Sign Co , 9Mt North Vryoe atiwet
Phone 2PM.
IF YOU HAVE ANY FURNITURE OR
office fixtures to sell, see the Southern
Auction mud Salvage Company, 20 South
Pryor. * Phone Bell at*.
FOR SALE—A HERD OF 40 HEAD OF
nice Jersey cows. For price and pnrtlcn-
Lira, rail nt 525 Eiuptre Bldg., from 8 to 12
and 2 to 6 o'clock.,
FOR SALE-TWO CAR LOADS FINK
Mrmkwny surrles. runabouts and depot
wagons. Nothing better made. Georgia
Vehicle Mfg. Co.. 10 and 52 West Mitchell •
street.i
TYPEWRITER—A NO. 2. LATEST IM
prm«d Smith Premier: east 9VC; will sell i
Cor t*J. Address W. I*. !>., rare Georgian.
WANTED—ALL KINDS OF SALABLE
school, law, medical hooks for caah. J.
C. Gavan, 71 Whitehall street. ‘Phone 1822.
WANTED—TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE TO
buy Money Flour. There Is money lu
every sack.
WANTED—SECOND-HAND ROLIcTOP
or flat-top desk, tvlth side drawers. Must
be In good condition. State price. Ad
dress Desk, care The Georgian.
WANTKD-OLD GOLD. WE ALLOW
highest values for old gold. . Eugene V.
I lay ties Co., 37 Whitehall street.
WANTED—BOARD IN SMALL FAMILY
by 15th; home fare; state price nnd loca
tion. II. II. We. Ilox 846.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SOUTHERN AUCTION AND SAL
vage Compauy will buy or sell you out.
VICTOR MANGANESE AND CROMK
steel hank safes nnd vault doors; every
thing In safe line. It. W. Ellis, Agent, 26 8.
Broad street.
FOR 8ALE—REAL E8TATE.
IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO HELL,
plarn It irltb uk; tt« sire It aur Knurls 1
and person*! attention. If It’s worth tbe
price we will sell It. C. II. Wells A Co.. 1104
Fourth Rational Bank.
IF YOU WISH TO BUY, SELL OR EX-
change property of nny kind, It will nav
you to see us. C. II. Welle A Co., IKH
Fourth National Rank Bldg.
STORE-132 PEACHTREE STREET, RUN-
nlng through to Forsyth street, Includ
ing good basement nnd upstairs. (Apply
nt office of Gtithmnu Steam Laundry, 180
Peachtree street.
WANTED—REAL E8TATE.
IF YOU WISH TO I1UY, HELL OR Ex
change property of nny kind, It will pay
you to see us. C. H. Well* A Co., 1104
Fourth National Bnnk.
ART 8CHOOL.
WANTED—THE PUBLIC TO VISIT
Slappy'a School of Art and Inspect por-
traits painted by bis large classes. Corner
Peachtree and Auburn.
BOARDERS WANTED.
THE BON AIR, 384^ Peachtree at., solicits
Inspection, comparison nnd patronage.
WANTED—BOARD.
TIIOHU WHO DRHIIIB TO TAK(S TECH
Students boardera. please address O. O.
Boyle, Secretary, Tech School.
L08T.
Who puta your paper on no slick.
And guarantees that It will stick;
Does your painting, does It nice,
Aud ' r aJwaya lowest In tbe pricar*
Burnett, of course!
Your "Uncle Jin" la hard to best:
He's at Number 12 R. Hunter street
Both Phones 660.
FOUND.
FRANKLIN, THE CLEAN CLEAN PEL-
low. cleans salts <1 to 81.56. 1’snts 50c.
168 Whitehall St. Phones, Bell 620, A. 3881.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ATTRACT!VB SHINN WILL ilRING YOU
huslneos. Por high smile work call oo
Kent, >114 N. l’rjror. Phans 2M8.
AUCTION BALE EVERY WEDNESDAY
nt in a. m, at the Southern Auction and
Salvage Company, 20 South Pryor.
IF YOU WISH TO IIUY, SELL OR Ex
change property of any kind It will pay
you to see us. C. II. Wells k Co., llW
Fourth National Rank.
WANTED-PARTNER IN PAPER AND
printing business to take charge of book
keeping and general office work. Must
have n few thousand dollars to Invest. Ad
dress Paper, care Georgian.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED * PEO-
pto nnd others. American Investment
Co., 704 Candler Bldg.
Established 1890.
WEYMAN k CONNERS. EQUITABLE.
Mortgage loans on renl estate.
THE UNION HAVINGS BANK BUYS
purchase money notes nnd lend* money
on Improved Atlanta property at reason
able rates. Belt phone 769. Gould Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6. 6 AND 7 PER
cent Intoreet, according to security of
fered; small expeuse nud prompt attention.
Only on real estate In aud near Atlanta.
8. II. Turman.
SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND;
any amount, 4*4. 5 nud 6 per cent. Writs
or call 8. W. Carson, 24 8. Broad street.
FARM LOANS—WE ARE PLACING
loans on Georgia farms at the lowest
rates ever offered. The Southern Mortgage
Company, Gould building.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
at very lowest rates. No delays. Charles
Hermau. rooms 202-3 Temnle Court
I HAVE $6,000 TO LOAN, SUMS TO SUIT.
on unencumbered Atlanta realty. Address
R. U. M., care Georgian.
FOUR PER CENT HOME MONEY TO
lend on monthly pnyment plan; no delay;
nlso money for 'purchns(> niomfr notes.
Straight bum* made at 5 per reut nnd up
ward*. according to desirability of loan.
W. A. Foster, 12 S. Broad street.
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD,
In refined home on north side; gentlemen
only desired. Charges reasonable. Address
j J. c. 8.. rare Santa Ft* Railroad Office, 16
i N. Pryor street.
FOR RENT—FURNI8HED ROOMS.
FOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
with nil conveniences, for n young man.
[82 Williams street. 'Phono 4*1 J.
A GENTLEMAN CAN GET NICELY FUR-
I nlehed front roots In apartment close In.
( Phono 3856 Main.
WALL PAPER.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS.
•'Don't let ’em fool you." Jim Burnott
1 tformeriy of Burnett & WUUa) Is not dead
! nor muring. lie Is coiitractiug wall paper
end painting. Office and show room 12
j East Hunter street. Both ‘jdionea 660.
OLD HATS MADE NEW
ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITOR8.
W. B. SHELDON. FELLOW OF THE
American sail (ieorgla State Association
of Public Accountants. Sheldon Audit €a.
public accountants and auditors. 61MV
Temple Court Examinetlous, appraisals,
audits. Local and long distance phone 1196.
TALKING MACHINE8.
TALKING .MACH IN EH AND UECORnS-
Wbolrsale ami retail dUtrlhotors of Vie-
tor Talking Machines nnd Records. Jus]
received large consignment of machines ana
over 10.009 recorda. Immediate attention
given tnnll orders. We wsut the names of
all talking mnrhlne dealers In the South.
Write for catalogue. Alexander-M/e* Co.
BICYCLE SUNDRIES.
BICYCLES AND SUNDItIKH—LARGEST
blcvcie and sundry distributors In tbe
South. Southern agents for Pierce. Yale.
Snell nnd Hudson bicycles. Write for our
1906 catalogue aud prlco list. Alexander*
Elyen Co.
MES8ENOER 8ERVICE.
FOB PBOUFT AND RELIABLE MES-
sengera, 'phoae 33. J. A. Davies and J.
C. Urn nan.
K BOMOPATH1L 1 E D |tE HBDIEH CUnE
scalp diseases and make hair grorv.
Kroin’s Medicated Soap makes you by-
glenlcally dean. <30 years success.) J. J.
Krom, specialist 61$ “Th# Grand, At
lanta. Ga.
. PICTURE FRAME8.
PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
II. W. Yarbrough. 2V4 Auburn svenue.
corner Peachtree. Entrance Auburn eve-
nne.
„ _ PRE88ING CLUB. ...
PRESSING—ALTERING—THE NEW EU*
rokn Pressing Club-Cleaning—Btpslnng.
Atlnnta 'phone 700, Bell 'phone 2475. 106V4
Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. Membership
$1 per month.
„ 8EWING MACHINE8.
RENTRD-TWO DOLLARS PER MONTH.
either Singer or Wheeler k Wilson. We
rent only new machines with complete set
of attachments. Prompt delivery. Both
•phones 1893. Singer Hewing Machine Co.,
79 Whitehall street.
8T0VE8 AND RANGES REPAIRED.
STOVEH AND ItANGKB REPAIRED AND
set up. Expert workman. Patterson
I urnlture bouse. 288 Peter, etrnt. 'I'bones,
Atlnnta 2473, Bell 794 west. We bujr nor
thing.
TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING.
II. W. ROUNTREE k BRO. TRUNK AND
BAG CO. Retail and repairing. No. 77
Whitehall street. Phone 1576.
WATCHMAKING.
TO THE TRADE: COMPLICATED
watches aro my hobby. Modern Ideas In
work and dealings. II. Walter Lett, Room
1217 Fourth National Bnnk Bldg., Atlnnta.
SHOE REPAIRING.
GWINN ’S SHOE SHOP.
4 LUCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
Bell 2335. Men's sewed half solas. 7Sc.
D. T. WEST & CO.,
CONTRACTORS.
. BUILDERS AND REPAIRERS.
31tt N. Forsyth St. Bell (Main) 1061 and 2256.
Atlanta 306 nnd 2256.
HOMER L. HUNT,
HTBKOORAPHER & CORRESPONDENT.
3954 Wbltehnll St. 32% S. Brand 8t.
Boll Phone No. 5047.
CASH REGISTERS.
* (Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. HALLWOODS, IDEALS
and all other makes at bargain prices.
Wo can sell you a register, suitable for
nny business, nt n price that cau not help
but please you.
Cssh or monthly payments. Every reg-
ster guaranteed for two veers.
SECOND-HAND CASH REGISTERS OF
ALL MAKES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
THE SOUTHERN
Second-Hand Cash Register
Store,
24 South Broad Street,
Atlanta. Gn.
PICTURE FRAME8.
PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
II. W. Yarbrough, 1V4 Auburn avenue,
corner Peachtree. Entrance Auburn avenue.
SEEDS.
GET OUR PRICES ON ONION SETS.
nlfnlfn, Crimson, Red, Burr, Alsyke nnd
White • clover, grasses and grain seeds.
McMillan Heed Co., 23 South Broad street.
M. A. SHELTON,
DON'T FORGET M. A. SHELTON 18 A
practical .lave nnd range repairer; but
work nnd mntcrl*! guaranteed. Both phone*
1376. 61 B. l’rjror atreet. • ,
OIkORE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
THREE NICE LOTS ON CORNER. ALL
for $500.
NICE EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN,
beat port of North Jackson street; prac
tically new; $6,200; one-half cash.
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, WESTERN
Heights; lot 100 by 110; for $1,250.
NICE LEVEL LOT 50 BY 100; ONLY $i25.
LOT 104 BY 185, WOODWARD AVENUE,
running bark to nnother atreet; $1,100.
NEAR GRANT PARK, NICE, LEVEL,
shady lot, 100 by 1S5, fronting ou three
streets; $1,400.
NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSE IN SEVEN
minutes' walk of terminal station; side*
walks, sewers, cabinet mantels; renting at
$16; $1,650.
GOOD INVESTMENT.
Four houses on corner lot.
Good street. Rents $31.00
month. Price $3100.00 See
LIEBMAN,
Rea' Estate—Renting,
Phones 1075, 28 Peachtree
Street.
WANTED
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY,
Phones 5488.
412 Peters Building.
,250—NO. 275 EAST
NORTH AYE., 5-ROOMS
AND HALL; EVERY CON
VENIENCE; BRAND
NEW; LARGE LOT.
TERMS EASY.
SECOND - HAND ROLL
TOP OR FLAT TOP
DESK. WITH SIDE
Drawers, must be
IN GOOD CONDITION.
STATE PRICE. ADDRESS
DESK, CARE GEORGIAN.
$1,800—COLLEGE PARK.
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE,
NEARLY NEW, LOT 100
X190; LIES LOVELY,
SHADY, A BEAUTIFUL
HOME; TERMS HALF
CASH.
STOP PAYING RENT!
BECOME YOUR OWN
LANDLORD!
TUB STANDARD REAL ESTATE LOAN
CO. of Washington, D. C., will sell you
from one to five contracts entitling you to
a loan of from $1,000 to $5,000 at 6 per cent
simple Interest, returnable In small monthly
Installments of 17.50 per month on each
$1,000 borrowed, enabling you to become
your own landlord and paying for your
home for leaa than you are now paying
rent. For prospectus and plana of the com
pany, address J. St. Julian Yates, State
Agent, 821 Austell Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
HONB8T, TRUTHFUL, HUSTLING
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY
COUNTY IN GEORGIA.
FOR SALE IN DECATUR.
Onq two-story seven-room
house, one seven-room cot
tage, on nice large lots, close
to car and convenient to
school and colleges. Address
OWNER,
Decatur, Ga.
SAUNDERS, PRATHER &
COMPANY,
510 Temple Court.
Bell Phone 2081.
E. HARRIS ST.
rooms: on ioi mixiou.
orty and price, 35,000.
CENTRAL AVE.
seven rooms, <vith cabinet man-
tela 111 every room; house just completed.
This Is In walking distance, nml you cuti
not do better for $4,000.
CHAPEL ST.
SEVEN ROOMS. ON LOT 38x176. HOUSE
good condition and rented for $24 per
th. Let us take you to see this. Duly
WEST SIDE.
TWO 8-ROOM TENEMENT HOUSES AND
one 4-room house ou lot 100x150. Houses
nearly new and renting for $88 per month.
RHODES ST.
TWO NEGlfo HOUSES, RENTING FOB
$14 per month. These houses are almost
pew, and If you are looking for n small
Investment this la ft. Can make terms.
$1,300.
COME TO SEE US.
FOR SALE
218 South Avenue, Between
Cherokee and Grant.
I AM OFFERING THE BEST-BUILT
house In the city of Atlanta or the state
of Georgia. There Is not one lota of botch
work alMuit It. Every particle of laluv
wns done by strictly flrst-elsss mechanics,
and the material Is of the very best. It
was Imllt for n home by the owner himself.
If you nro looking for a house that looks
like a mechanic had l»een around when the
work was going on. come out to see me.
The house Is five rooms, two hulls,
bath room, large closets, wide vernndns.
both front nml rear. The Interior finish
Is euunl to nny $10,000 residence, nml Is put
together like n piece of furniture. The lot
lies ticnutl fully. and has nil kinds of fruits
In bearing. The neighborhood cannot Iw
surpassed anywhere. Grunt Pnrk furnishes
one of the nicest and largest piny grounds
In the city, and Is only a few steps away.
If von are looking for an Investment, now
Is your chance, ns the cost of repairs will
not Is* anything for years to come, and,
of course, the reut money will Ik* dear
profit. Trice $2,500. Take any Grant Park
car. and wnlk south one ldoolc and west
one half block from the Cycloramu build
ing. Apply to owner, 218 South avenue.
MATHEWS & HILL.
611-12-13 Empire Building,
Bell Phone M. 1748.
‘ • Atlanta 172.
IN CITY LIMITS OF HAPEVILLE, 16
acres of good level land, with fine grow
ing crop; good-five-room house, barns, etc.
We can sell this at the low price of $2,500
for a few days only.
JAMES STREET, BONNIE BRAE, A NEW
five-room house, well built, lot 60 by 175,
Inside city, but far enough out for freab
air. A bargain at $2,150. Easy terms.
GRADY PLACE, WEST END, JUST OFF
Gordon, a new five-room cottage, all
conveniences. The lot is 66 by ,150; room
enough for another cottage. A bargain at
$2,800.
KIM8EY STATION, HALF MILE BE*
vond Ilapevllle, on Centrnl railroad, we
have 27% acres good land, three-room house,
orchard; land lies level and It has over
1,600 feet raUrosd frontage. It will lie
only a few years till this will trebledn
value for manufacturing purposes. We
have a very low price on this.
AS AN INVESTMENT, WE HAVE A
& reposition at Inglealde (Scottdale mills),
icn we consider Al. In this block we
have sixteen houses, with an actual rental
value of $90.50 per month. The mill stands
good for the rent We are authorized to
W. A. FOSTER,
Real Estate and Loans,
-12 S. Broad.
THREE CHOICE BUILDING LOT8 ON
Sorth Boulevard and Angler avenne. Flrat
lot east aide of Boulevard. 42 feet aouth of
corner, 47x140 to 10-foot alley—$2,600. Second
lot southeast corner of Boulevard and An
gler avenne, 42x140 to alley—$2,750. Third
lot 60x95, alley each side, just east of Boule
vard on Angler—$1,500. Nothing else like
these lota left. ,
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CULBERSON
and Oak streets.,Elegant little home prop
osition; haa every convenience; elevated lot.
This house wsa built for a home. Price
$2,875.
CHEROKEE AVE.—ELEGANT 7-ROOM
cottage; storm-sheeted and double-floored;
has ever/ modern convenience; elevated lot,
facing the park; best portion of the street:
lot 6&20O baek to another street: an Ideal
location for a home. Price $4,000.
IN GRANT FABK SECTION—NICE SIX-
room cottage; gas and water; hard oil
finish; elevated lot; cabinet mantels, dou
ble-floored; nearly new; splendid value for
$1,600. Terms.
I AM OFFERING MY HOME FOR SALE.
No. 260 Lee street, West End. Parlor,
dining room, kitchen, flve large and two
small bed rooms, two dressing rooms, very
large reception hall, two full bnth rooms,
house Is stonn-sheeted, double-floored and
screened throughout. Can lie converted Into
flats nt small coat. Nice fruits and garden
spot; lot Is 50x200 feet. Can add more
ground If dealred. House Is three years
old, aud always occupied ns my home.
Bell Phone 2027. Atlanta Thone 1881.
SALES DEPARTMENT.
A. 8. HOOK. lb C. EVE.
FOR RENT.
iu-rooin inline, on lot ouxioo, wnicn lies
slightly elevated, Is on the west side of
Courtlnnd street lietween Merrltts and Lin
den avenues; has gas, hot and cold water;
bnth. closet, stationary washstnnd, sink In
the kitchen; Is In splendid /nelghlmrhood;
and the owner expects to nut the property
In splendid repair. Courtlnnd street cars
pass the door; Peachtree street ears Just
one block away. Reut $60 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT.
I! Auburn Avenue,
Both Phonei (II.
FRASIER & SMITH,
Bell Phono 3533-M
BANKRUPT SALE.
In re W. 8. Daniel, Bankrupt, No. 1758.
In pursuance to an order of the lion. P.
It. Adains, referee In the above stated case,
I, the undersigned receiver, will accept
sealed bids on all the stock of goods and
fixtures, situated at No. 88 Decatur street,
Atlanta, Ga., from the date of said order
until Saturday, 8epteml>er 15, at 10 a. m.,
at which time all bids will be opened In the
office of P. H. Adams, referee, No. 513 Pru
dential building. The goods to be sold con
sist of whiskies, bar nnd fixtures, cash reg
ister, Iron safe, mil-top desk, clgnrs and
cigar case, and auch other articles usual to
the retail liquor trade. Stock and fixtures
Invoice $1,617. Terms cash. The court re
serves the right to reject nny or all bids.
HARRY DODI), Receiver.
COL, OUSLEY RALLIES
RECOVER
SPECIAL NOTICE.
FIVE NEW 4 110031 IIOFNKR. ALL ARE
rented nt 846. Prlee 83.SOO; ILCOO ra*h. ImI-
nttc* «,»». Brat |,r»|H*,ltlon rvrr tffiwl.
Tin', will ri*nt *t 859.■
14* HOI Til AVK -H'HT Ftlill’I.ETKI,-
ll.sin: 3!» ca*h. *1* pnr month. Ort finny
motif om> f!*f will.
tlll.MlINI, OTItKfrr l.OTS AltK COINt I
fnat nt 8477). Ka»Y tiTm*/ l*ar linn.
W. E. WORLEY,
. 325 Empire Building.
Atlanta Phone 3983.
S|,frl.il to Tho Gfortttnn.
Valdonta, Ga.. 8«pt. II.—The report
ed death of Colonel R. F. Oualey, of
thla . y, yeaterday, wan erroneous.
Co.kX't Oualey iraa deaperately III and
: 'ft - a sinking apell yesterday
moi...tB. and It wns reported from the
»lek io >m that he was dead. He ral
lied later in the day and today hla
condition la reported much better, with
tffe chaneea :avorable for hla recov
ery.
Thla anno- ncement will be a source
sf grotlrtcailon to Colonel Ousley’s
friends In every section of the country.
saturated^cldthTng
1 AND APPLIED FIRE.
Special to The Georgian.
Tampa. Fla.. Sept. 11.—Mrs, Henri
etta Bond, of Palatka. FTa., saturated
her clothes with nil here, and locking
herself In the toilet of the residence,
where she was visiting, applied the
Are. When the firemen broke open the
tloor to the toilet they found the woman
lying on the floor with her fleah
charred.
Lawn Street Houses for Sale.
We have three attractive cottages for sale ou Lawn
street, in the neighborhood of Park street church, i a
West End.
These ai*e new houses with all conveniences. We will
sell them for $2,250; one-third cash, balance in month
ly payments.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
STATISTICS.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
$3,600 ppnnj Sum—Mrs. Georgia D. Mann
to Mr*. Joale IlartUolemew, lot on Gordou
street, near Georgia avenue. Ilonri for title.
$3,650— E. J. Perkeraon to Mrs. F. L.
Woodruff, lot on corner Jaekaon street,
near Forrest avenue. Warranty deed.
$460—Sira. E. K. Moore to A. J. Jones, lot
ou Hamnaon street, near Highland avenue.
Warranty deed.
$400—T. R. Ferrla to Mr*. Mary P. Wayue,
lot on Oak street, near Ashby street. I-oan
deed.
$460—Mrs. L. A. Allen to II. 8. nnd E.
Jacobs, lot on Moore street. Warranty deed.
$310 Penal Hum—Empire State Investment
Company to Mrs. Amite Lindsey, lot on
Helena avenue, near Greensferry avenue.
Bond for title. N
$1.100—J. F. I!ucbnnnn to Frank Boykin,
lot on Raspberry street, near Fort street.
Warrant/ deed.
$1,040— Hnrnh L Dickson to Atlanta Bank
ing and Havings Company, lot on Hilliard
street, near Highland avenue. Jdortgnge.
BUILDING~PERMITS.
$100— It. N. Williams to repair frame
111 Washington street.
$7,000—Mrs. M. Marcus to build two-
story frame dwelling at 483 Washington
street.
$1,200—Mra. M, E. Curman. to hulld two
one-story frame dwellings at 32-33 Midway
street.
$1,100—T. M. Barrett to hulld one-story
frame dwelling at 216 Kennedy street.
$250—Mrs. J. Van Roden to add to dwell
ing nt 100 West Raker street.
$50—Mrs. C. I*. Uoree to build stable nt
456 CourtJand street.
DEATH 8.
Mary Lou Goldsmith, 3 months old, died
nt 62 Connolly street.
Dr. William .A. Hmlth, 48 years old, died
at 69 Luckle street.
J. W. Nolan, 45 rears old, died of rail
road accident nt Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. J. I{. Murnhy, 22 years old, died of
typhoid fever nt LnGrauge, Gn.
Mrs. H. W. Copeland, 62 years old, died
of hemorrhage at Grady hospital.
J. R. IIIx, 38 year old, died of ptomaine
poisoning nt Grndy hospital.
Mrs. J. H. Megcc, 74 years old, died of In
fluenza nt 290 Gordon street.
STOCKS REVIEWED
• BY NEW YORK SUN
New York, Hept. 11.—The Sun says:
‘•There was n diminution In the voldnie of
trading In the security market yesterday
nnd more or less Irregularity lu the course
of prices. Reason for this appeared to be
In the first place something resembling a
conflict between new buying of stocks
stimulated by the favorable developments
concerning the money situation nnd profit
general outlook was somewhat more duhl
oum than It wns yesterday. Unofficial cal
culations make the amount of gold thus
taken by our bankers on the present move
ment nearly $22,000,000. only a smnll portion
of this having lieen nlrendy shipped to this
city. A fnetor of Importance In the mar
ket wns the sign of some repression of n
too ardent speculative temper. Whenever
this was exhibited, as It has been on sev
eral occasions recently, by the great hank-
lug and flnnnclal powers who have the best
Interests of the market nt heart, there
were certain stocks that could not lie kept
down nnd there wns no effort to lmpose>re-
strslnt. The common stockholders of Atch
ison, after the publication of the prelimi
nary report of the company's earnings Inst
on their idini-cs that will be established at
a meeting of' the Atchison directors on Or-
•tober 3 next will be at an Increased rate
of not less than 6 per cent."—Glbert &
Clay.
SHORTS IN COTTON
TAKEN UNAWARES
New York, Sept. II.—The Sun *ay*:
"Event* favored the bull* In the mat
ter of government report!. If not In the
general good weather reported from the
cotton belt and greatly Improved con
dition of late. Shorn were taken un
aware! and a ru!h to cover lifted price!
eaeily. Bears take the ground that
there la nothing to fear for the crop,
that the deterioration Is no more than
normal and that with a million bales
carried over from laBt season there
need not be the smallest fear In re
gard to supplies. The latest data of
the government putting the condition
at 77.3, the crop I* figured by some
roughly at 1!,600,000 bales, which
would give a season'! supply of 13,600,-
000 bales to meet a world's consump
tion which mnny are Inclined to put at
12.500.000 bales. But If true deteriora
tion since August 25 the condition has
fallen, say to 75, some of the bulls
think the yield would be 12,500,000
bales, though the bears would add some
to this. Hut conceding for the time
being that 12,150,000 bales Is approx
imately correct and adding 1,000,000
bales carried oyer from last season,
there would be a season’s supply of
13.150.000 bales which. If the world's
consumption Is really to be 12,500,000,
would leave a surplus of (50,000, but
there Is a dispute about the size of
the consumption.”—Glbert A Clay.
New Orleans. Sept. 11 The Tlmes-
Democrat says:
"Yesterday’s cotton market demon
strated the flaw In the average In
tellect, and also established the proba
bility that the South will obtain an
equal If not a higher average price
for the new crop than It obtained for
the old. Human nature Is prone to
error. Cotton-wise the fallacy of ac
cepting the Initial ginners' returns as
Indicative of the magnitude nf the en
tire yield would be ludicrous were good
money not squandered therein. In
cidentally a crop condition percentage
half a month old Is not a good basis for
price calculations. In the present case
the ginners' figures show that the ef
forts to produce very early cottonr In
sections of Texas are succeeding; that
Insofar as the states other than Texas
are concerned, the glnnlngs up to Sep
tember 1 this year aggregate a total
somewhere near 150,000 bales less than
last year, and yet the crop for the belt
as a whole. Is probably larger. In the
last analysis speculation has not been
greatly broadened by the government
figures, and unless Liverpool should
take the exhibit quife seriously this
morning, a sober market will doubt
lessly rule for some time to come.
Meanwhile the farmer has begun to
hold cotton, a tact which has attracted
but little attention because the spin
ner has not yet become an active buy
er."—Ware & Lelaml.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby (riven that the Arm -t
Atlnntn Illnnk Hook M»nnf*chirlnc r„m!
pnny. coni posed of .1 IV. Ilrynnt nml T P
Cornell, Inis Iteen dlanolved this dnv Th
wild firm doing Uuiluess In the elty of »>
Inntn, Gn.
Mr. Cornell retire*. The findnew, »iii k.
continued In the *nme nnme. t„ wit ,,
Inntn Illnnk Book Manufacturing Coinimn.
nnd nt the same plneo, hr Mr. Ilrrnnt
will nwnime mid settle nil IlnMIltles nml re
celpt for nil debts dne snld Arm
This 25th dny of August, 1306.
J. IV. BRYANT.
T. 1'. COHSKI.l
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECA8T.
For Atlanta and Ylrtnlty-Gensnlly f,i.
tonight and Weduewlny. ' “*
,WEATHEh CONOnION8.
Very little change linn occurred | n the
wenther conditions east of tho M!«,!,,i„.i
while nt most elutions lietween til"® :
slppl nnd the Rockies cloudiness nml show!
era hnve been quite general. The mlvnnn
of the 'high over tiro north,Pnrlac remit
hna eatiaed n general fall In temperntnrs
In Washington. Idaho, Wyoming, Montana
nnd the Dakota*. Freezing tenmerature J
reported nt Yellowstone l'ark thla morning
The extreme* of temperature In the mite*
State* this morning kre 32 degree, ,t 'J
Imvatone l'nrk und 86 degrees at Her Went
Fla. Over the eastern half of the .country
there hna been hut little change In icniner.
ntim*.
The conditions fnvor generally fair wrath
er In this section tonight and WwlnoHilar
j. B. MARBUHY,
Section Director.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the 24 nonrs ending it I i. a, Tit!
meridian time, Septemlter ** ““
STATIONS Or
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
•Atlnntn, foggy. . . .
•Chattanooga, clear. .
CoIiitnluiM. p. cloud/. .
Gainesville, clear. . .
Greenville, clear. . .
Griffin, clotjdy. . . .
•Mncon, dear. . . .
Montlcello, clear. . .
Newman, cloudy. . . . •
Rome, dear
Kpnrtflnhurg, doudy. .
Tallapoosa, 'dear
Toecon. clear
West Point, p. cloudy....
Minimum temperatures
hour period ending at 8 n.
Montrose, Ark
1'rescott, Ark
Wnrren, Ark
CENTRAL
STATION.
Atlnnta. . . . .
Augusta
Charleston
Gniveston
Little Rock. ...
Memphis.. ....
Mobile
Montgomery. . . .
Savannah
Vicksburg
Wilmington. . ., ■ ,
T indicates Inappreciable rainfall.
REMARKS,
The temperatures showed no Iroportnut
changes, but the tendency has been to
slightly warmer In oomo districts. Khowcrr
occurred In the extreme eastern portion,
the amounts were heavy In Loulslnnn nud
Arkansas.
J. b. MARBURY.
Section Director.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York, Sept, m.—The dry goods mar
ket opened steady today. The supply of
nianr lines of blenched goods, ginghams.
axil goods nud other eottosa wns limited
. ml buyers were troubled by delnye-l de
liveries. Linens, burlaps and silks were
nffketed by high table* In vii<» raw mate
rial markets. A demand ‘ipnriKtchlng a erase
••xtsfs for phttds In all kinds of fabrics.
Cotton varus arc finger.
demons.
Limes. 60075c.
l'dienpples, $1.6O0Z6O. „
llananas, straights, per bunch, $1.5001.71
Culls, per hunch, $1.0001.28.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Faney stock:
Elhcrtu peaches, per-box, $1.80.
..Mountain nnrtlett pears, per box, $3.3.
Gross plums, per crate, $2.
Columbian prunes, per crate, $2. ..
Hose Pent grapes, per crate, $2.50.
Blue Malvalse grapes, per crate, $2.50.
POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODl'CE-
Llve hens. *4#37Hc; fri,,. 22(46Sc; hrclk
er*. 15b 22 VI c. .
* *' Haltln tbi. bbAw,., —
2013c.
table, ijer pound, 2O0!2He; cool-
teSirfcd; in one-pound
r "viK«FTARI.EB—Irish ‘ potntoe.. N» I
■tocic, $2.52\ barrel; per bushel. $1.00.
Onions, 3c per pound: cabbage. 14c pousa.
New sweet potatoes, 60c bushel.
FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS.
FLOUR—l'ostel s pntent, 15.76: Dlnurond
patent, 86.10; Masenutnh Star, (4.60: .{“cf
patent. 84.50; Betl Basle. 84.16; Blue BH'Jft
fe.80; fancy, $3.90; spring wheat patent, $»■<"
^ CO it N—Choice red cob, 76c; No. 2 white,
75c; No. 2 yellow. 74c; mixed. 72e. .
OATH-Cholce white dipped, ,62c; cWJ*
white, 69e; choice mixed, 43c; Texas ruit-
proof, 50c. c . ,
MEAL—I’lnln wnter-graind. n*r
73c; bolted. 14'J-n-mmi *•:*•» per bu*hei.»£*
Khorti. white. $1.60; medium. $1.40; hrewn,
$1.35; pure bran. $1.10: mixed bran. $1®,..
HAY-Tlmothy. chole. 'urge l0 {
do., choice smnli liases. 51.06; do.. J
timothy hales, $1.00; No. 2. $1.00: do..
doevr mixed $LU); do.. No. 2 ctorer mi* -
90c.
CLGVEH-^Cholce 90c.
The above prices nre f. o. b. Atlanta
subject to Immediate acceptance.
GROCERIES. § ^ v . w
SUGAR—Standard granulated, $5.20. > .
York refined, 4fcc; plantations. 5c.
C&FFEK-Rooitetl Arbnrkle*
bulk, in bags o* barrels. i3e; green.
12c
RICE—Carolina 4*A07Hc. according
grade. Market very strong. , ulle .
CHEESE—Fancy full cream dairy.
twins 14c: brick 14c. Market
PROVISIONS—Supreme hams. Igr- '{"J
hnms, 15ftc. California hams,
Cross hnms, !5c. Dry salt extra ribs. +
bellies. 20-6 lbs.. $10.fc0; fat Stocks, *>:
8c; Supreme lard, $9.82H; Bed CroM.
Snow Drift compound, 7%r; Red Cross, (V*
STOCKS AND BOND8 ;j
Georgia 4Ha. 1915 JJ»
Georgia. R. R. to. 1910
Savannah 5*. 190* ..JW4
Mnrnna 6s. 1910
Atlanta. 5s. lfll tg
Atlanta, 4H«. 1922
Atlnnta 4*. 1934 £^5
Atlanta and West Point. . .. -J®
Atlnnta and West Point DebU..l«
Central Railway *of Georgia 1st
do. Income
' do/ 2d Income.
do. $il Income
Georgia ..
Augusta and Savannah. .... •} :
Southwestern
Georgia Pacific
C., C. and A. 1st, ui
A.k»*
sa