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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ACCOUNTANTS ANO AUDITORS.
IV. II. SHELDON. FELLOW OF TUB
L*$tmI nnd ton g .llstnn«-o \ • no in* 1196.'
■ TALKING MACHINES^ ~1
TALKING MAi'll INCH AND RECORDS—
Wholesale nn«l retail d 1st riba tore of Mo
tor Talking Machines and Records. Just
received large consignment of machines and
lover 10,000 records. Immediate attention
given inn I) order*. We leant the names of
WANTED HELP—MALE.
PHARMACY DIPLOMA AND LICENSE
In 12 months. Address Southern College
of Pharmacy, Atlanta, Ga.
NIGIIT HC1IOOL-B OOKKBBPIJO,
8horthr.ml. Typewriting, etc., only $4 a
month. Dtaughon’s Practical Business col
lege, PlMDio.it Hold block, 122 Peachtree.
Bell' phone $89. call, l»hoM or writa^for
you
WANTED—WHITE OFFICE BOY. CALL
at Georgina office.
WANTED—A MAN TO BUS 10 INCH OUT-
slde moulder, capable of tempering and
tnnkliig hi* own cutters State wages. Ap
ply Hot 467.. Athena, Ga.
WANTBD—HAND AND MACHINE NAIL*
era am I I tox cutters for box factory*
•Phone 1142 main. A. S. Byers Co,
WANTED—TEN T1UNK MAKERS AT
once; working nine hours; full pay. Ap
ply Enterprise Trunk Mfg. Co., l’owell
street and Georgia railroad.
WANT A POSITION ’ OVER 300 HR
eiir.il hr n. In.t month. N.ttnn.l Km-
nlorm.itt AreucUtlon, 1022 :3 tvntnry hid*.
The Inrgeat business In the South.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR 8ALE—REAL ESTATE.
IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY-TO HELL
place It with us; we give It our special
and personal attention. If It's worth the
price we will sell It. C. H. Wells Sc Co., 1104
Fourth National Bank.
IF YOU WISH TO BUY. HELL OB EX*
STOIIE-M2 PEACHTREE STREET, RUN-
nlng through to Forsyth street. Includ
ing good tinaement und upstairs. Apply
t office of Gutlimnu Hteniu Laundry, 130
•enchtree street.
WANTED-AT
ONCE-EXPERIENCED
„ Mt . to work In pressing, cjuh. Apply
Tltttmilay at 10:30 at 994 Whitehall.
W.VNTED-TWO DRUG CLERKS. SHOE
ttalcimiiin. clothing salesman, stenographer
i ti l offbe man. $100; stenographer, M:
toting hilly tile Clerk. $4'); young lady ste
nographer; $10. Bellamy Bnalness Agency,
LTD rnmller lailfdlng.
WANTED—A FIRST CLASS ADVERTIH
Ing solicitor. Good proposition. (iMiifer
Stive Ibsik Company, 974 Peachtree
strew, Atlanta. '
WANTED-AT ONCE. FIRST-CLASS
bottler, man who understands his bu*] k
ness and is desirous of steady employment.
The National Bottling < ompany, W
WANTED-WATCHMAN FOB SI.NDAYK
only from 6:30 a. in. to 6:30 p. m. Address,
with references, ••Watchman, care Jue
Georgian.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WANTBD—FEMALE. COMPETENT HEM-
fngton operators furnished poslUous.
Bemlngton Typewriter Co., 118 Peachtree
Wanted — housekeeper i^medi
atelv for young ladles' college. Only com
potent and experienced persons need apply.
State salary required and send recommenda
tion*. Address ut once Shorter College,
Rome, On.
ART SCHOOL.
W ANTED—THE PUBLIC 1
Sloppy's School of Art and li
trnlta painted hr bit larga claa
Vi u eh tree and Auburn.
1906 catalogin' and price list. Alexander*
Klyea Co.
MESSENGER SERVICE.
for prom it and reliable mbs*
sengers, ‘phone 32. J. A. Darlea and J.
C. Branan.
K ROMO PATH JL* D |g:m*EDIBS curb
»<*lp dlaeaaea 'und make balr grw*.
Krom a Medicated Soap makes yon by-
glenlcnlly clean. (30 year* success.) J. «•
P rom * *P«cliiRat, 613 *Tbo Grand.” At
lanta. Ga.
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY,
Plumes 5488.
412 Peters Building.
3,250—NO. 275
VENIENCE; B1
NEW; LARGE
TERMS EAStf.
MATHEWS & HILL.
PICTURE FRAMES.
PICTURE FRAME8 maim: to order.
If. W. Yarbrough. 24 Auburn avenue,
corner Peachtree. Entrance Auburn ave
nue.
LOT,
SHADE
FRUITS,
AND
„„ PRE88ING CLUB. .
PRESSING—ALTERING—TIIK NEW Eli- J
relcn Ermine Clul.—clrmilnir-llpimlrliiK. _
and cab line.
$1 per month.
„ SE w, NO MACHINES.
rented-two dollars per month
either Singer or Wheeler Sc Wilson. Wc
rent only new machines .with complete aet
of attachments. Prompt delivery. Both
phones 1893. Singer Hewing Machine Co.
Yhffehall street.
BOARDERS WANTED.
WANTED—BOARD.
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO TAKE TECH
students as Imardera. please address O. O.
Boyle, Secretary, Tech School.
OR
. - -T-v-. ^elghU- „—
pounds; about ten yearn old, with fresh
sen.’ on right aide. Shod with rubber
shoes. Liberal reward for Information
lending to recovery of above described
mare. W. II. Duke. 192 Peters street.
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.
WANTED—WHITE WOMAN COOK WITH
no Incumbrance; can have room In House
with family; must conic well recommended.
<10.1.1 liny lo rlitlit imrty. ulu-rt ronrt n .1
Virginia avenue, College Park. Mrs. Train-
™; H : ....
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.,
WANTED—POSITION IN MAUIU.K SHOP.
loiterer or nil-round workman; have been
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SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.
WANTED-! III1110 HADE OTENOOUA-
plirr will n.'Vnrnl jm re i-Tln-rli-nrr
wlahi.a Bouillon. Alin., rare Oporglnlt.
FRANKLIN. TIIE CLEAN CLEAN FBI,
low, clean* *ult, tl to tl.to. Pant, 50c.
168 whlti'ltnll Ht. l-honea. Roll 620. A. 3881.
STOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED.
STOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED AND
art up. Export workman. Paltrroon
F nmltiiro bouac. 288 Pctera atroot. Thonoa,
Arinnta 2472, Boll 794 weat. Wo buy any
thin*.
TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING.
II. W. ROUNTREE Ic BRU.'TRUNK AND
...RAO CO. Itottni and rapnlrln*. No. 77
7\ liltebnll atroot. Phone 1674.
WATCHMAKING.
TO TIIE TRADE: COMPLICATED
watrhoa nro my hobby. Modern Idoaa In
work and dealing*. II. Walter Lett. Room
1217 Fourth National Hank Bill*., Atlanta.
SHOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
4 LUCKIB. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
Bell $3S. Menu aewetl half aolea. 75c.
D. T. WEST & CO.,
CONTRACTORS.
BUfLDBRH AND REPAIRERS,
am N. Forayth Ht. Bell (Main) 1061 and 2266.
Atlanta 306 nnd 2236.
HOMER L. HUNT,
STENOGRAPHER A CORRESPONDENT.
894 Whitehall St. 3214 H. ltroad St.
Kell Yhone No. 5047.
FOUNT
nlwnt ....... .... ...I r
on property Ilmvell Park aaiiltarlnm. SB
Gordon atreet. Owner ran net l.v rnlllnx
at minItnHum. iiiiyln* prlee of thin
anil expeline of keep.
BUSINE88 OPPORTUNITIES.
AUCTION SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY
at 10 a. m. at the Southern Auction and
Hnlrn*e Company, 20 Smith Pryor.
IF YOU WISH TO BUY. SELL OB EX
change property of any klml It will pay
you to ace ua. C. II. Well# A Co., llOl
Fourth National Bank.
IIEAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. 11.366
each, two new 6-room houaoa. 33S and 342
Fulton atreet: rented at 111 each. Alno 19
Brtindon at 11.500; eleae In. corner
MONEY TO LOAN.
WONKY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO
„ p '» «J! othera. American Inreatmeat
Co., 704 Candler Bid*.
Eatnldlalied 1800.
WBYJIAN it CONNERS,, EQUITABLE.
Hortgn*e loana on real eatate.
BANK BUYS
purchnae moner notea and lends money
on Improved Atlanta property a reason-
able rate* Bell phone 769. Goubl Bldg.
EXPERIENCED LADY STENOGRAPHER
deal res position; ran give bent of refer-
eneea. Adilreaa c. A , rare Oeor*tnii.
EXPKKIEXCED STKNOIIHAPIIER DE
sires poslllon, preferably legal work. Ad-
drass Miss M„ 2X9 Highland avenue. elilj
AGENTS WANTED.
iNTED-AHENTS-BOYS AND GIRLS
i every town In Georgia nnd Alabama for
Iget --ards. Write ror free samples and
ime Autry Greer, Atlanta, tin. 191
iplre building.
ENTS WANTKD-WE MANUFACTURE
»n splendid household artlrlea that sell
Idly; our agents are making from »3
110 per day: n sure money winner for
■ ami women; write now. yon -on 1
ret It American II. k P. Co., Cam-
Ige, Ohio.
7TURK AGENTS—SEND YOUR WORK
. us for enlargement; fair prleet. good
ah; !« by 20. Rellgloua and seencry pie
rs cheap. The tlarner Company. 1JA
era street, Atlanta. Ga.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH.
MASTER PLUMBER.
Pbosra USA 99 E. Hunter »t
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
HOUSES
it Sign
oe 292L
MONEY ;ro LOAN AT 6. 6 AND 7 PER
rent Interest, according to security of
fered; auiall expense and prompt attention
Oulj on real estate lu and near Atlanta.
SPECIAL
FUNDS TO LEND;
* Writ,
or rail 8. W. Carson, 24 H. 5™d .traVc
FARM IX)ANS—WE ARE PLACING
buna on Georgia farina nt the lowest
rates ever offered. The Southern Mortgage
Company. Gould building. * ‘
Herman, rooms 202-3 Trnmle Court.
1 HAVE 15,000 TO LOAN. SI MS TO SUIT
on unencumbered Atlanta realty. Address
II. II. M., car® Henrghtn.
FnCril PUB UK NT IIOMK MONRY TO
lend mi iiionllily |inyineiit |>lnn; no delay;
nlim money for niirehnae money note*.
Straight Ion li*i in ft tie at 6 per cent nnd tip-
desirability of loan,
”< A* rwater, 12 8. Brom) atreet.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. II ALL WOODS. IDEALS
nnd nil other innkea nt Imrgnln price*.
We can aell you n reglater, suitable for
nny huntnes*, nt a price thnt can not help
but plenite you.
t.’nah or monthly pnymenta. Every reg
later gnnrnnteed for two yenr*.
SECOND-HAND CASH REGISTERS OF
ALL MAKES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
THE SOUTHERN
Second-Hand Cash Register
Store,
ROOMS AND NICE INTE
RIOR FINISH. O’tt
LEAVING THE ST
AND ANXIOUS TO g
$4,000. TERMS.
BECOME YOUR OWN
LANDLORD!
$1,030 liorrowed. enab
your own landlord ana paying ror yoi
home for leas than you are now payli
rent. For prospectus nnd pinna of the coi
pnny, address J. St. Jttlfen Yates. Sta
Agent, 321 Auatell Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
HONEST, TRUTHFUL, HUSTLING
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY'
COUNTY IN GEORGIA.
OIiORE &■ JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
NICE EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN.
heat part of North Jnck*on atreet; prac
tically new; $6,200; one-hnlf cash.
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, WESTERN
Heights; lot 100 by HO; for $1*250.
NICE LEVEL LOT 60 BY 100; ONLY $128.
LOT 104 BY 1*6, WOODWARD AVENUE,
running liack to another atreet; 11,100.
NEAR GRANT PARK, NICE, LEVEL,
nhndy lot, 100 by 186, fronting on three
streets; $1,400.
NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSE IN SEVEN
minute*’ walk of terminal station; aide
walk*, sewer*, cabinet mantels; renting at
$16; $1,559.
WANTED—MONEY.
WANTED—toil M\B YEARS. $10,000.
Ilnve three fnrnm In Georgia valued at
“ Moat have money
i* Claude ItolH'rt,
»* 27.
$20,000 n * collateral. Mn*t "hav
it bou t delnjr. Addre**
Shmlydale,
WALL PAPER.
tformerly of Burnett k Wlllta) Is not dead
nor mtsalng. lie I* contracting wall paiwr
■ nd . palntTng. Office and sh6w room 12
East Hunter street Both 'phones 660.
PICTURE FRAMES.
PICTUHE FHAMES MADE TO ORDER.
II. \6. Yarbrough, Auburn avenue,
oruer Peachtree. Entrance Auburn avenue.
FOR SALE—AN A1 DRY GOODS AND
shoe bustnem»; o|ietu>d April 23; In live
town; new county of south Georgia; doing
tine strictly rash business; new modem
building; electric lights, all conveniences.
Owner desire* to enter banking. “System,
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
WASTED—ALL KINDS OF SALABLE
school, law, medical books for rash. J.
C. Gerau. Tl Whitehall atreet. 'Phone 1SH.
GET OUR PRICKS ON ONION SETS
alfalfa. Crimson, Real, Burr. Alnyke und
White clover, grasses and gmlu seed*.
McMillan Seed Co., 2S South Broad street.
M. A. SHELTON,
WANTKD—TKN TIIOL’HAND PEOPLE TO
boy Moo-y Flour. There la money la
every aack.
FARM FOR SALK.
'^^. E .V^°-«"ti?- D dr,w B , 0 ra LU 5^ 450 ACR£s wr >' flne '«"• «•
i» lo booiI rouJltioo. state prior. AU-1 tered and timbered, twenty-five mile*
dress De«k. care The Georgian.
WASTED-OLD GOLD.
higheet values fur «»ld 'gold. Ka*<
Hnymn Co.. 37 Whitehall street.
OLD HATS MADE NEW
PANAMA AND MILAN ST II AW MATA
cleaned sod reshaped. 60c.
•oft and stiff felt bats cleaned and *•>
•baped, 35c.
Band* or sweats. 3c eaeh •itra.
ACME UATTKRA. P* WbltebnU SL
ALLOW j nor^eaat of Atlanta on Seaboard rail*
road, only twenty miles by wagon
road; sidetrack and station on place;
can be made one of the best farms In
Georgia; only $20 per acre. O. H.
Weil & Co., 1104 Fourth National
Dank Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
GOOD INVESTMENT.
Four houses on corner lot.
Good street. Rents $31.00
mouth. Price $3100.00 See
LIEBMAN,
Rea? Estate—Renting,
Phones 1075, 28 Peachtree
Street.
FRASIER & SMITH,
Bell Phone 3533-M
SVK BUY AND SUM, HOUSES AND LOI
on easy terms. 186 Auburn avenue.
FOR SALE
218 South Avenue, Between
Cherokee and Grant,
I AM OFFERING THE BEST-BUILT
house In th® city of Atlsutn or t'
of Georgia. There Is not one Iota <
work about it. Brery particle l ^
was done by strictly flrst-class mechanics,
nnd the material la of the very liest. It
was built for a home by the* owner himself.
If you are looking for n house thnt lookn
like a mechanic had been around when the
work was going on, come out to nee me.
The house Is Are rooms, two halls,
bath room, large closets, wide vernndn*.
both front and rear. The Interior Anisia
la equal to nny 910,000 residence, and la put
together like a piece of furniture. The lot
lies lM*nntlfullv. and has all kinds of fruits
In /tearing. The »elghl>orhi>od cannot be
surpassed anywhere. Grant Park furnishes
one of the nlceat and Inrgeat play grounda
In the city, nnd Is only a few stepa away.
If ypu are looking for an Investment, now
Is your chance, as the coat of repairs will
not be anything for years to come, nnd,
of course, the rent money will be clear
profit. Price 12,600. Take nny Grant Pnrk
car, and walk aouth one block nnd weat
one-balf block from the Uyclornmn build
ling. Apply to o^rner, 218 South avenue.
FOR RENT.
NO. m COURTLAND ST.-TIIIS 2-8TORY
10-ntom frame, on lot 59x160, which Ilea
slightly elevated. Is on the west side of
„..i| the owner expects to nut the property
In splendid repair. Courtlnnd atreet ears
pass the door; Peachtree street curs Just
orie block away. Bent |60 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT.
It Auburn Avenue.
Doth Phone. (19.
WANTED
SECOND - HAND ROLL
TOP OR FLAT TOP
DESK, WITH SIDE
DRAWERS. MUST BE
IN GOOD CONDITION.
state Price, address
DESK, CAlttE GEORGIAN.
TO CONTRACTORS,
X CARPENTERS AND
HOUSE MOVERS
The Fulton Realty and
Improvement Company has
between fifty and one hun
dred houses to te'hr down and
move about four or five
blocks and rebuild. Bids for
file removing of any number
of them will be received. We
also have about the same
number to move short dis
tances without tearing down.
Apply at room 704 Empire
Building for full particulars.
SAUNDERS, PRATHER &
COMPANY,
510 Temple Court.
Bell Phone 2081.
CENTRAL AVE.
SEVEN BOOMS AXD BATH. t'AIUNMT
; clogs in; bom* is
•••my HE?
CHAPEL ST.
E. HARRIS ST.
BFTWKKN IVY AXD. COURTI.AND: 7
room*; on lot 60x160; very <M*p nt...$6,000
611-12-13 Empire Building,
Bell Phoue M. 1748.
Atlauta 172.
p ON N. JACKSON STREET WE HAVE
L absolutely the be*t 9*room house on the
street for the money. You only have to look
4 at It to realise that It la a bargain. Only
$5,250. Good terms.
* N. JAl'KHON BTItKBT NBAU PONCE De-
I^H»n avenue, n uew 8-room house; modem
. In every respect; east front, fine shade,
large lot. $7,500. Easy terms.
IN WEST END WE HAVE BARGAINS ON
nenrly every street; come up and let's talk
3 about them. We know we can suit you
\ In this part of the city.
ON RAWSON STREET WE lUVB JUST
> had Hated with ua a bargain; you cau't
find much property In this section, but we
Y can sell this at $2,150 cash for a few days
' only. Come quick.
3
WE HAVE .SEVERAL SMALL FARMS
near Atlanta, suitable for dairy nnd poul
try raising; come up-nud look nt the Hat;
' It costa you nothing to talk to us, nnd It
1* n pleasure for us to show you what we
have.
W. A. FOSTER,
Real Estate and Loans,
12 S. Broad.
THBBF. CHOICE BUILDING LOTH ON
North Roulerard nnd Angler avenue. First
lot east side of Boulevard, 42 feet south of
corner, 47x140 to 10-foot nlley—$2,600. Second
lot aouthenst corner of Boulevard nml An
gler avenue, 42x140 to alley—$2,750. Third
lot 50x95, alley each side, just east of Boute-
vnrd on Angler—$1,500. Nothing else like
these lots Jeft.
SOUTHEAST COBNEB OF CULBEllSON
and Oak streets. Elegant little home prop,
osttlon; has every convenience; elevated lot.
This house was built for a home. Prlee
92,975.
CHEROKEE A VB.—ELEGANT 7-ROOM
cottage; storiu-sheeted and double-floored;
hns every modem convenience; elevated lot,
facing the park; best portion of the street:
lot 60x200 bnck to another street; an Ideal
location for a home. Price $4,003.,
IN GRANT PARK SECTION—NICE 8IX-
room cottage; gu* .and water; hard oil
flnlMh;. elevated lot; cabinet mantels, dou
ble-floored; nearly new; splendid value for
$1,600. Terms.
I AM OFFERING MY IIOSIB FOB SALE.
No. 260 Ix*e street. West End. Parlor,
dining room, kitchen, flve large nnd two
small bed rooms, two dres*lng rooms, very
Inrge reception hall, two full bath rooms,
house 1* storm-sheeted, double-floored nnd
screened throughout. Can be converted Into
flats, nt small cost. Nice fruits and garden
spot; lot la 60x200 feet. Can add more
ground If desired. House Is three years
old, and always occupied as my home.
Bril Phone 2027. Admit* Phone 1881.
SALKS DEPARTMENT.
A. S. HOOK. It. C. EVE.
R. M. JONES & CO.,
, - t
515 Empire. Phone 3453-J
.3
$3,000—FOIIMWALT ; STREET, NEAR
Glenn; cherted, all conveniences; lot 60 by
150; alley. This Is a modern home und Is
cheap. Terms to suit.
$2.1QO-COOPE1! STREET, NEAR CRUM-
ley, six-room cottage, cherted street: gn*. 1
water nnd newer, idu can make a pretty
home here.
$1,750—COOPER STREET, NEAR GLENN,
good flve-room cottage, newly nntnted,
g«MKl condition; has gas, water ana sewer, 1
with bath room. A bargain on terms to
suit.
$2.500—LEONARD STREET, TWO NEW
houses, rented $25 month; near Peters
street. There Is some future to this, nnd
It Is. a bur gain. r
$3.400—HUNTER STREET, CLOSE IN, f
corner. A flue Investment; lot 50 by 83. _
Rented $33 with en*e, ®
$3.700—MAGNOLIA 8TREET, LOT 102 IIY t
134; three bouses will rent for $45 month, o
Paved street, car line, gas, water nnd sew- a
$3,000—NORTH BOULEVARD. NICE 8BV- n
en-room cottage, all convenience*; lot 54 c
by 154. A bargain for few days only. f
M. A. PEARCE, Mtilesmnu. *
G. M. M’KINNON, J
, 520 Peters Bldg. p
$65 PER FOOT OX -&KHT PEACHTREE, b
where uelghlxirlng lot* have *old for $80 o
per foot; level, east front, 200 feet deep; c
ull Improvement* down. Owner wishes »
to sell at ouee for jpxsl reu*on*. There
ure no untold defects or drawbacks to thl* J*
proposition. n
A BEAUTIFUL litlMK ON“ SI-KING k
street, north of North avenue; $7,000.
A BEAUTIFUL KIIIIITJIOOM NORTH *
side h»m«*; DtoderiR lu every pnrtlenlnr; R
good east front lot; $5.50). \vry easy a
term*. d
ON PIEDMOaNT AVENUE, NORTH OF u
Ponce Deljeou avenue, n iniNlcrn ten-room w
house. In g«Hid condition; $65 per mouth a
rent hns been offered for this; $7,750. n
$6,600 Bl. l YS THE BEST NORTH RIDE n
home we have seen for the money; nine n
riHitus, modern In every particular; level J*
lot, 50 by 200, to a 10-foot alley; built D
for a home four year* ago; double-floored a
and Ntonu-sheuthed mid in A1 rondltfon. a
Place now too large for owner. Can make a
terms. t
is WEST END. A NEW MODERN REV- b
eu-room two-story hou*e; giNn! *ize<l lot.
$3,300. Easy term*. *.
WE HAVE A NI'JHIKR of ri-i.endid n ,
negro Investment pro|$osltlous from fl,-
000 to $7,750.
A TTKAUTIEI‘1. CORNER U)f 55 !!
Ponce beleou. St>ecbtl price on this for
live days. . >
KTbi..i!R armr¥roS:i'i. StraSuT
Lawn Street Houses for Saie. !
We have three attractive cottages for sale 6n Lawn
street, in the neighborhood of Park street church, in
West End.
These are new houses r with all conveniences. We will
( sell them for $2,250; one-third cash, balance in month
ly payments.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Rid. Asked.
Georgia 44s, 1915 112 113
Georgia, B. It. 6s. 105 106U
Savannah 6a. 1909... 1024 103%
Macons 6s, 1910 .... *. ..106 ...
Atlanta, 5«. 1911. 105
Atlanta, 44s. 1922 107 1U84
Atlanta 4s. 1934.. 1(6 107
Atlanta and West Point. . . .165 170.
Atlanta nnd West Point Debts..l07 110
Central Railway of Georgia 1st
do. Income 93
do. 2d Income.
do. 3d Income ..
Georgia .. ..265
vmirKin .. ...» ...
Augusta nnd Savannah. . „ . .
Southwestern..
THE AVERAGE NEW YORKER IS
HAPPY IF HE HAS CAR FARE
From The New York Press.
The^margln of ready cash In pocket
on which a New Yorker live* and does
his work must be surprisingly small
With thousands who go down town
dally, an extra cigar or cut of pie
would wipe it out. The men and
women who have only car fare are le
gion,* nnd the person who struggles
through Monday until Saturday on a
schedule of dimes really achieves
greater triumphs of finance than are
ever, pulled off in Wall street. How
thousands emerge from the low tide of
the day before pay day Is a mystery.
New York Is built for people with
THE WEATHER
LOCAL FORECAST.
F;>r Atlanta nnd Vldnltr—Shuni-r. i.L
t.iulglit and Tliuradny. "
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Tlit- northn-1-.ti-rn nri-n of hlati
hit. moved Mtutu-urd dnrlnc the iTi.t .fX!
"“tM-now rearm In Yellow,Zi !■"?
Low temperatures necownany this Vuk
Havre and Yellowstone Park reporfliii' R t»
degree* this motnlng. a trough of
proMure Mfeuda from Iowa lomW,, !,Z
little ready money. Every neiv trans-i tlm "mmitr" thTpraraure
portatton line encourages a slenderer .lure yratenlay m.ri.lng anil I, T.i
margin of canh in pocket. The rapid- and atiiKKUb.
tty with which the subway whisks
people from the city hall to Washing
ton heights makes a quarter ample
cnpltnl upon which to set out from
home. Probably a hundred years ago,
the farmer who lived that far up would
have made sure his nocketbook was
well tilled before he started for the
Millions of people go to ball
^■MaitaigYgty,
m - . to get
home by the usual route. If a sudden
SOUTH PRYOR ST.
NISK BOOMS. At.I?MODERN IMPROVE
incut.*: lot Terms $4JW0
If an earthquake were to send every
ml prices. Banks hold the av-
.Sew Yorker’s surplus, whether It
be a hundred dollars In a savings
The rich are often
One of the young millionaires
city, for example, seldom has
.'ash enough to pay for a moderate
If the rich were turned out
Not only In money, but In his food
s well, do New Yorkers live on slen-
er margins. The corner grocery, the
hour. Thousands
t a few hours if the
When breakfast Is
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
FALVEY.—The friends and relntlvra
of Mr. John J. Falvey. Mrs. Man ?
Fttlvey, Miss Lizzie Murphy arm u,
Hannle Murphy are InvltSd to aS
U.e funeral of Mr. John J. FaUev"J
Thursday, September 13, 1906 a, n
a. m., from St. Anthony-s chapel' corn.!
Onk?and. an<I AShby ^^35
The following.named gentlemen win
please act as pall-bearer, and meet „
Pattersonx. 96 North Forsyth nr.„
at 9 a. m.: Mr. Clarence Haven,-
Terance Doonan, Mr. Edgar SnaMm.
Mr. John Morris. Jr., Mr. C. f ?
Mr. John Hlount. Mr. J. A. Von DowS
Mr. Thomus Kelley. 'A
now flit
•lenr. flt m0 * 1 " rtotiou,"the"wJntb??*^
b 't" fallen In portion* of Flerldi
f.eorgln, Alalinuia,' Mlulsslppl nml In le
western ha f of the Mln.lMlppi ,-nllev K!
falls were at Birmingham «5a k!
Itelng 1.42 and l.oo reapeetlrelr J
h„ 1 , h r„de n,P " r '’ , " rP ,h '' "°" ,h hM ru/tism
The eommions favor showers In till, ms
tlon tonight nml Thursday. **
J. B. MAItliruv.
Hectlou Dlreetor.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
Fon the 24 ho,ire. ending nt s n. 75,
icritllan tltno.^optcmlicr 12. 1906.
Provisions arc
vcrles might spoil two million break-
ists. But the system works without
hitch from one year’s end to an-
Yet starvation is really but a few
tours away. Nothing shows this more
learly than the character of modem
•s by the bushel. Many New
s have no flour barrel at all, but
upon the bakers. Vegetables
-chased by the quart, and meats
rooked by the half and quarter
The staple foods .of the past
iven place to perishable things
ults, milk, eggs, salad, vegeta
te. Ice cream was a luxury In
ics, not so much on account of
because It was difficult to dls-
Dellcnte pastries, such
It Is one of the wonders of this
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
'Atlanta, cloudv. f . ~
•Chattauoogn. cloudy. ,
Columbus, clear. . ,
Gainesville, cloudy. .
Greenville, cloudv. . ,
Griffin, cloudy. . . ,
•Macon, clear. . . ,
Montlcello,- clear. . ,
New nan
Rome, clear. ....
Him rtanburg, cloudy. ,
Tallapoosa, cloudy. .
Toccon. cloudy. . .
Mest Point, dear. .
•Minimum temperatures are for the
hour period ending nt 8 n. tu. thl* date.
HEAVY RAINFALLS.
Shawnee, okla..
CENTRAL
STATION.
Charleston. .
Galveston. .
Little Rock. .
Memphis. . .
Mobile. . . .
New Orleans. . .
Oklahoma. . . .
Savannah
Vicksburg. . . .
Wilmington,
'¥ indicates Inappreciable rainfall
Hist. Avenge*.
Tenip’ture.
70
68
REMARKS.
In nil
tlons with the exception of Ch/trle*f<m
trict. The amounts were light to nuclei
an a rule, hut at Athens, tin., nml In okla
hoiim heavy fall* were received.
J. II. MAItlU llY
Section l»lrecti
ATLANTA MARKETS.
WEST SIDE.
XRAU TERMINAL STATION; TURKIC
ium»tn. rvntliig fur 1*6 pt-r nioulh; lilg
ii»ni-r lol; tiutnwii aliun-l «*-w 9A9K)
WOODWARD AVE.
LOTS.
“Te\ l took my British frirnd to NI
cg.:ra F»>!l».'-
"1 don't suppon. oe was enthusiastic
even t-bout that."
• "He wasn’t jntll he learned thnt one
side of It was Canadian."—Philadelphia
Pres*.
"I hear you and Jones have been out
huntlng."
-Yes—Just got bark."
"Dili you have any lurk?"
"I should say I, did.' Jones only hit
me once."—Cleveland Leader.
TRY A WANT AD
IN THE GEORGIAN
pm could safeguard us
vague, faint line of risk.
or merchant In some
g In a house with
months’ provisions.
good
”1 suppose you are bored
deal?'*
"Yes,” admitted the busy man. "I
am.”
’ What sort of people bore you the
most?”
"Well, to give you a careful answer,
the kind who ask me If I am not bored
a good deal. *—Louisville Courier Jour-
naL
Business Man—What do you want?
Applicant—I tame to Inquire If you
were In want of an assistant.
Business Man—Very sorry, I do all
the work myself.
Xppllcnnt—Ah. that would Just suit
t.—IS tray Stories,
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Officially corrected by Atlautn Fruit
Produce Exchange.
Lemons. *|7.78fT '*
Lime*, iotf76c.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT—Fancy stock
Liberia peaches, per box, $1.50.
Mountain Bartlett pears, per box, $325.
Gross plums, |»er emte, $2.
Columbian prunes, per erste, $2.
Rose Peru grapes, per erste. $2.5».
Hint* Malvolse grnpes, per crate, $2.1*
POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE-
Live hens. 35C374c; fries. 224«25c; broU
"KWSfi; Pekin, 35c; puddle. 25«^-
Dressed hen*, per pounu, 12ffl3c.
Eggs, per dozen. 25c.
Butter, table, per pound, 300224*1
lug. per pound, 124fll5c. ,
Honey, near, pound; In one-poai
ruck*. KHilZc.
YEQETARLEH—Irish potatoe*.
‘ ' »r bushel. $:
: cabbage. 14c po«'
FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS.
FLOUR—Postet s patent. $5.75: Dl«ro f
patent, $5.10; Maacoutah Htnr, $*.6L [**J
patent. $4.50; Red Eagle. $4.II; Blue lllbM
$&SOj fancy, $3.90; spring wheat |»ateut. »
CO**N—Choice re«t rob. 76c; No. 2
75c: No. 2 yellow, 74c? mixed. 72c.
OATH—Choice white dipped, IL**:
white, 60c; choice mixed, 43c; Texas rui
proof, 50c.
MKAI.—Plain water-ground, ner wu
73c; ItolteiL H'J-iM-tind «*t?es per bushel.
Short*, white. 31.50; meilliim. 11.46; ur*
ll.K: pure bran. $1.10: mixed bran. H-g-
HAY—Timothy, -hoir. !jrre l'a -». «
do., choice tninli bo.e*. 'W-M
timothy hntes, S1.00; iv*. ^ $L00: do.,
cloovr mixed- $1.00; do., No. 2 ctover
30c
LOVER—Choice 90c. . , ..
he al»ove price* nro f. o. b. Atlan**'
■abject to Immediate acceptance.
GROCERIES. ,
SUGAR—Standard grannlated, $5.2°- •
York redned, 44c; plantation*. 5c. M*
T 7-'OFFE¥tn«i»tM ArI)Ul-kl,’« rt
bulk. In bags o. barrels, i3c; green.
■V
RICE—Carolina 44074c. according
grade. Market very strong. , , „ 14 i
CHEESE—Fancy full cream dairy. J*
twin* l*er brick lie. Market strenij
PROVISIONS—Supreme ham*. ,' R
Itam*. 15*i«'. Cnllforula hsru*.
Cross hams. 15c. Itrv salt extra rlM. P
beille*. 20*1b*.. liaSd: fat hacka. *--
*c; Supreme lard. $9,124: M
Snow Drift compound. 74c; Kc«l <.ro**«
TRY A WANT AD
IN THE GEORGIA!