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< THE ATLANTA UEOKHlAJN'. WANT ADS. ONLY ONE CENT A WORD No ad. taken for lest than 23 cents, tha prise of four lines. 81* words of average length make a line. The following rates are for consecutive insertions! 1 time . , 3 times . 8 times . 21 times . 52 times . 78 times . 6 cents a line. . 5 cents a line. . 4V4 cents a line. , 4 cents a lln*. . V/t cents a line. . 3 cents a line. WE WILL 8END FOB YOUB AD. WITHOUT CHARGE FOR MESSENGER SERVICE. CALL U8 ON BELL PHONE 4927 MAIN, OR 4401 ATLANTA PHONE. When sending ads. pay for at rates quoted above. ADS FOR SITUATIONS WANTED WILL BE INSERTED FREE. J BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS. W. B. SHELDON. FELLOW OF TUB American and Georgia State ABSOolftllon of Public Affrountants. Sheldon Audlt Cjj. nubile accountants nnd auditor*. 618-511 Temple Court. Exiuulnntlotis. appraisals, audits. Local nnd long distance phone 1130. ARCHITECTS. LET UH DRAW YOUR FLANS AND build your bouse. Wo can save you tuouoj. Address P. O. Box 676. BICYCLE SUNDRIES. BICYCLES AM) SUNDRIES—LARGEST bicycle nnd sundry distributors lu.the Booth. Southern agents for fierce. \a!e. Sjndl nn d Hudson bicycles. Write for our 1906 catalogue and price list. Alexander* Klyen Co. WANTED HELP—MALE. Shorthand. Typewriting, el... month Dnttighon's Pmctlcnl Ravine** |pyc. Piedmont Hotel block. 122 Peachtree. Bell phone 8S9. Call, phone or write for catalogue. It will convince you Prnughon'* la the best. WANTED—THREE GOOD TBAitTFORE- men who can I ay steel nnd handle la bor ers. Wages $3.60. Also, fifty Inltorern at dny. f ■ MONEY TO^LOAN. Co.. 704 Candler Bldg. Luckle street. X y AT ONCE—GOOD TYPEWRITER AND office man ns asalatant to shipping cleric; enclose reference nud state salary desired. Red Cross, rare this paper. WANTED-PARTNER TO TAKE ACTIVE part In prinking business, either n drum mer or auperlMendeut of manufacturing de partment. Good chnnce for right pnrty. Address Active, care Georgian. WE HAVE MORE CALLS THAN WE , can fill for ateno-bookkeepers. If you wish • high-class combination position, rail on us. Bellamy Business Agency, 1330 Can dler building. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. AT ONCB-THOHOUGIILY BP TO DATE business woman aa asalatant to shipping clerk; prefer one who Is typewriter; good . salary. Hustler, care this paper. Mortgage loans on real estate. THE UNION SAVINGS BANK BUYS able rates. Bell phone 769. MONEY TO LOAN AT 6, « AND 7 PER cent Interest, according to security of- ; small expense and prompt attention. or call S. W. Carson, 24 8. Broad street. FARM LOANS—WB ARB PLACING loans on Georgia farms at the lowest rates ever offeree. The Southern Mortgage Company, Gould building. Herman, rooms 202-3 Temole Court. CABINET WORK AND MODELS. CABINET WORK AND NOVELTIE* 'photic 2374. At Ion Works, 389 Marietta Prompt service”Ilell "'plioue 2374. Atlanta Wood and Irou Novelty W street. MEDICAL. PILES—PROTRUDING, ITCHING, AND bleeding piles cured without the knife, psln or detention fronr business; eure guar anteed. Writ#* <>r call today If you are siif ferlng. Advice free. Dr. W. 4. Tucker, 1&4 N. Broad street, Atlanta. Ga, KKOMOPATHK REMEDIES CURB sculp diseases and make hair gra'"’- Kroin’s Medicated Soap makes you by* cjenlcally clean. (30 years success.! J. J* Krotn. apeclallst, CIS "Tho Grand, At* lanto. Qa. w. He prepares a cellar If you have Moncrlof Furnace Co. Both ‘pboues. FOR rnoupf rkliablr MF.R- «en*.r, t -pbon* 33. J. A. Dalle, ,d4 J. C. lira nan. FOUR FEB CENT HOME MONEY TO lend on monthly payment plan; no delay; also money for purchase money notea. Straight loans made at 5 per cent nnd up wards, according to desirability of loan. W. A. Foster, 12 8. Broad street. 8ITUATION8 WANTED—MALE. SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNO man of experience; would like to secure position at once; not afraid of work. Ad dress A. J. Huff, Monroe, Ga. GROCERY SALESMAN—FIVE YEARS' g rocer j salesman, ie largest con- i like a (dung# for satisfactory reasons; can bring highest recommendations from present employers. Address Box 82, care Georgian. iIBULDHI POMUII.'....' * • * • experience; traveling grocers jow traveling for one of the •erne In the business, would 111 WANTED—HOMB WORK WANTED BY experienced typewriter operator; dealree copying to do at home. Adarci, C. D., care Georgian. AfQENTS WANTED. PICTURE AGENTS—REND YOUB WORK to u, for .nlarg.mmt; fair price,, good flnlih; 18 by 20. BcIIbIou, ,Dd «c«o»ry ole- tare, cheap. The Onrn.r Company, 1IA i'eter, atreet, Atlanta, Oa, PERSONAL ' david w. YARnnouon. MASTLll PLUMBER, rhoa-a 134. 30 U. Huntar «t. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. GET PRICES ON FURNITURE ANY- where else, come to ua and we will beat them. Itoblson & Barnes. 18 E. Hunter. WANTED—MONEY. MONEY WANTED—$1,600 WANTED AT once on good business property worth $3.- 600. Address "Money Wanted, care The Georgian. IW9T. cit'Run muiui 10 sldv. rimi owe. 168 Whitehall St. Phones, Bell 620. A. 3881. M. A. SHELTON. IET M. A. SHELTON IS A >ve and range repairer; best erltl guaranteed. Both phones ryor atreet. WALL PAPER. , ^AiirpXvsirANo'pAixTir' PICTURE FRAME8. PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. H. W. Yarbrough, 24 Auburn arenue, corner Peachtree. Entrance Auburn ave* nne. * «r*f>oiau—ALrKllINC*—THn# WKW ISU* reka Pressing Club—Cleaning—Repairing. AJlWta 'phone 700. Beil 'phone 2475. 1064 Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. Membership $1 per month, „.^« ew ING MACHINE8. KENTBD-TWO DOLLARS PER MONTI!. either Singer or Wheeler A Wilson. We rent only new machines with complete set of attachments. Prompt delivery. Both ’phonca 1823. Singer Hewing Machine Co. 79 Whitehall atreet. 8TOVE8 AND RANGES REPAIRED. STOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED AND aet np. Eipert workmen. Patteraon I urnlture home. 284 Peter, atreet. 'Phone., Atlanta 2472, Bell 794 weat. We buy any thing. TALKING MACHINES. TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS— Whplwai. nnd retail dlatrlhntora of 'Vic tor Talking Machine* and Record,. Jaat recelred large consignment of machine, nnd over 10.000 record,. Immediate attention g yen mall order,. Wo want tne nmnaa of nil talking machine dealers In the South. Write for catalogue. Alexnnder-Elyea Co, "Don t lat 'em fool you." Jim Burnett (formerly of Burnett ft Wlllla) Is not ilenil nor mission. He la contracting wall pivper and painting. Office and ahow rboir *’ East Huntar street. Doth 'ptonea 550. TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING. H. W. ROUNTREE ft IIRo. TRUNK AND RAO CO. Retail and repairing. No. 77 Whltebnll atreet. phone I6,«. OLD HAT8 MADE NEW PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS cleaned and reshaped. 60c. Soft aud atlll felt hat. cleaned and r. ACME HATTERS. M Whitehall tra. ill St DR. W. J. TUCKER. OUR ENTIRE LINE OK MATTINGS HE dured 5c a yard. Roblaou ft Barnra, 15 E. Hunter atreet. CHEAPEST FURNITURE HOUSE IN Georgia. Itohlaon ft llnrnea, 18 E. Hunter. REFItlGEHATOIlH AT COST. ROBISON ft Bernee, 18 Kent Hunter etreet FOR SALE-BEST RUBBER TIRE: workmanship guaranteed. Georgia .Ve hicle Mfg. Co., 60 and 62 Woat Mitchell »L Brockway eurrlea, runabonte and depot vasa? 3r»?6«arinfet ffl FOR BALE—CONTROLLING INTEREST In a small oil uiDl In Georgia. Easy terms. Addr%M IUvenel 4 Smith, Atlanta. WANTED—MI8CELLANBOU8. WANTED-ALL KINDS OF SALABLE school, law, medical books for cash. J. C. Gavan, 71 Whitehall atreet. 'Phooe 1822. MISCELLANEOUS. VICTOR MANGANESE AND CROMB •teel bank safe* and vault doors; every thing In safe line. 1L W. Ellis, Agent, 2$ S. Broad atreet FOR SALE—REAL E8TATE, IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL. place It with us; we give it our special and personal attention. If It'a worth the £ rtce we will sell It. C. U. Wellf A Co., 1104 WANTED—REAL E8TATE. ACREAGE PROPERTY FOR HUBDIVI* aioua In and around Atlanta; If Interested, jive description aud price. Address X, earn FOR RENT— HOUBE8. FOR RENT—ROOMS. Marietta street. UNFURNISHED or en suite, lift 1 * i. Frye's millinery BOOMS FOB liKSTJ.EMEN IS REFINED north side home; all modern conveniences. Aitar«>»* IF. W,, p. <>. Box T79. MORITIIXE AND OPIUM HABIT CUItRD at home, without palu or detention from business; permanent cure guaranteed; free trial home treatment sent In plain wrapper. Dr. W. J. Tucker, 154 N. Broad street, At lanta. Ga. ^WANTED! Have several customers with cash for 4th ward rent ing property. If you want to sell yours list it with LIEBMAN, Real Estate and Renting, 28 Peachtree St. STOP PAYING RENT! BECOME YOUR OWN LANDLORD! WATCHMAKING. • the TRADE: COMPLICATED .atches aro my hobby. Modern Ideas In dealing*. H. Walter Lett. Room 1217 Fourth National Bank Bldg., Atlanta. 8HOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. < LUCKIB, OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. Bell 2336. Men , eewed half aolae. 71c. The Problem of readily obtaining good belp has been Solved most satisfactorily by those that have used the Help Wanted Columns of The Georgian, a newspaper that draws from a list of over 100,000 readers. SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY, Phones 5488. 412 Peters Building. 62.600—Oak 8T.; 8-ROOM COTTAGE: LOT 50*188; lies level; hcnutlfnl section, and ■e can make terms right to suitable party. 64.760—BETWEEN THE PEACHTRBE8 we hare for aaie a beautiful 8-room cot tage on nice derated lot. Thle la some thing strictly choice; can make term, if 66,200-80*200, on 14TH STREET; LIES lovely; your last chance to get on thle fashionable atreet at anything like thl* price. " 64.760-OORDON' BT.: 8-ROOM 6-STORY splendid homo, on lot 50x180; on car line. Thin ia splendid value. You should see It If you really want something good. 82.760-JU8T OFF GORDON BT„ HALF block on pretty street, we have nice 6* room cottage on lot 60x180. This la an ex cellent proposition and we can sell It to you even If your purse la aadly (lepresaed. $2,750—NEAR PRYOR ST., WB HAVE A splendid 6-room cottage on level, pretty •t, which we can sell on terrae. Thla la In a beautiful block aud fine neighborhood. $4,500-8. PRYOR ST. HOME OF KkROOkh on large, shady lot; Ilea well niTd house nlone Is worth almost this price, to any nothing of the lot. • $S.OOO-CLOHE IN. JUST OFF WHITE bull; U-room splendidly built home, on lot 62x175. We can make terms of $1,000 cash nnd balance easy. This la splendid value. D. T. WEST & CO., CONTRACTORS, .... builders and repairers. 3114 N. Foreyth St. Hi lt (Mala) 1061 aud 2268. Atlanta 386 and 2268. HOMER L. HUNT, STENOGRAPHER ft CORRESPONDENT. S9V4 Whitehall St. 3214 8. llroad St. Hell Phone No. 6017. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. IIALI.WOODS, IDEALS aud all other makea at bargain prices, we can sell you a register, suitable for nny biialnean, at a price that can not help but plcnse you. Cash or monthly payments. Every reg ister gun ran teed for two years. SECOND-HAND CASH REGISTERS OF ALL MAKES BOUGHT AND SOLD. THE SOUTHERN Second-Hand Cash Register Store, GJiORE & JUSTIN. 215 Peters Building. FOUR ROOMS AND I1ALL. LAKH H OOD Heights; lot 120 by 150; half block car line; for n few days at $1,050 spot cash bargain, with good future. W. A. FOSTER, •Real Estate and Loans, 12 S. Broad, NO. 408 RAWRON ST.—TWO-STORY 7- room holme. All oonvenleucei. Rent 630, price 63,000. Good home or Investment prop ortion. • EAST POINT—GOOD 6-HOOM COTTAGE, now nnd well built; no aecond-eln** mate rial used; large lot; loentlou good. Thl, I, a good proposition for home or incontinent. Price 61,460. Also 6-room cottage adjoining nliove 11,600.. NEAR GRANT PARK-FOUR ROOMS nnd hall, on good ,l«e corner lot; eloao to three car linen nnd where acveral other new bonne, are being built—fl,MO. Term,. McDonough st.-near new south Pryor atreet achool; new 5-rooin cottage, good lot; rent, 617.60. Price 61.600, Good home or Inrefltment. WEST LINDEN ST.-NEAR SPRING BT.; nice nlmnnt new 5-roora cottage home; all city convenience,; good car service. Price 62,100. Term, 6400 emit nnd 620 per month. IN GRANT PARK SECTION-NICE SIX- room cottage; ga, nnd water; hard oil AuIhIi; elevated lot; enhtnet mnutela, double* floored; nearly new; splendid value for $1,* 600. Terms. A CORNER IN BELLWOOD. 104x218 FT.. with two old houses on It, for $1,500. Good lot to Improve or bold for future eubauce- meut. MATHEWS & HILL. 611-12-13 Empire Building, Bell Phone M. 1748. Atlanta 172. WB HAVE A CLIENT WITH 63.000 TO luvent In g^nl rent paying proposition. If you have anything that will pay a gobd In terest on this amount call and see us. OX THE W. ft A. RAILROAD. 12 MILES from Atlanta, nnd only Vi of mile from railroad station, we have a farm of 80 acres. 30 acres cleared nnd Planted In Elberta peaches which paid $1,000 thla year; 50 acres of wood, oml we consider jtbls a bargalu at UM. i—— $1,250— Splendid 6-room house on the west side, nil Improvements, rents regularly nt $1.60 per mouth. Has city water and gns. genuine little bargain for the ami is liiiinn i 3.40J-TWO GOOD 8-ROOM HOUSES LN best of condition ocetipled by white ten ants, rented the yenr around nt $24 per month. If you have got nuy Idle rnouey you want to Invest this Is the spot. $5.250—THIH IK THE IMUCE WE HAVE for a thoroughly modern 9-room house on ne of the best North side streets, hot Is uleely elevated. This section Is unsurpassed for pretty homes In Atlanta. Now occupied by the owner and a splendid bargain. We ••an arrange this sale so that you will not have to pay more tbau *2,600 cash. SALE POSTPONED. Sale of Ansley Park lots is post poned on account of unsettled weather. Date will be announced later. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA. In the Matter of I 3. T. Bullard, No. 1765. In Bankruptcy. Bankrupt. | Whereas a petition was on the Mat day of September, 1006, filed herein for an adjudi cation of bankruptcy against J. T. Bullard, and it appears therefrom that said bankrupt Is not within the district and that peesounl services of the subpoena herein cannot be btade bpon hlin therein, now, on motion of 1 aul E. Johnson, Esq., attorney for said petitioners. It Is ordered— T J ?. n !. wrv,c ® °* ,ncl1 subpoena be made by publishing this order, together with said subpoena, In The Atlanta Georgian, a news paper published at Atlanta, In said district, once a week for two consecutlre weeks, the last of such publications to be on the 2d day of October, 1906; and by mailing a copy of this order and said petition and subpoena to the last known place of abode of the said J. T. Bullard In anld district, on or before the day of the flrat publication. Witness the Hon. W. T. Newman, judge or the said court, and the -aeal thereof, nt the city of Atlanta, in said district, on tht 24th day of bfeptember, 190$. (Seal) w. C. CARTER. SUBPOENA TO ALLEGED BANKRUPT. United .States of America, m . North*™ District of Georgia. To J. T. Bullard, in aald District-Greeting: For certalu onuses offered before the dls* trlct court of the United States of America within nnd for the Northern District of Georgia, as a court of binkrup'cy, we com mand nnd strictly enjoin you, laying nil other matters aside, and notwithstanding any excuse, that you personally appear be fore our. said district court, to be holden at Atlanta. Ga., In said district, on the 9th day of October A. D., 1906, at 10 o'clock n. m., to answer to a petition filed by T. II. flrooko A Co, et nl. in our said court, prny- ng that you may be adjudged a bankrupt; nnd to do further and receive that which our said district court shall consider In this bohnlf. And this you are In nowise to omit, under the pains and penalties of what may befall thereon. Witness the Hon. Wm. T. Newman, Judge of said court, and the seal thereof, at At lanta, Ga., this 21st day of September, 1906. W. C. CARTER, Clerk. Notice la hereby given that the firm of tlnnta Blank Book Manufacturing Com pany, composed of J. W. Bryant and T. IV Cornell, lias been dissolved this dny. The said firm dolug business in the city of At lanta, Gn. * Mr. Cornell retires. The business will he continued In the same name, to wit: At- liabilities and re- - - , . —_ — _itd Bra i 25th dny of August, 1906. J. W. BRYANT, . T. P. CORNELL. THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECAST. Rain tonight ami Wednesday, with cooler northeast winds. weather’conditions. The eastern half of the United States Is covered by an area of high pressure whose crest extends from Maine to -northern Florida. A second high Is moving lu over the north Pacific coast states. Between these two highs Is an itrea of low pressure centered In South Dakota. The weather Is cloudy over most of the southern half of the map, where rains have been general In the Inst 24 hours. Rain was falling this morning at Memphla.KunxxUle, Asheville, and Key West. ThS\ following stations report one Inch or more rain In the last 24 hours: Jupiter, Fla., 5.54; lions- ton. Tex., 3.04; Mansfield. La.. 2.50; Green ville, S. C., 2.90: Tallapoosa, Ga., 2.00; Mex* ta, Tex 1.80; Helena, Ark., 1.66; Palestine, Tm-. 1.24; Spartanburg, 8. C., 1.00. The storm In the southeast has moved err slowlv In the last 24 hours. The conditions favor rain In this section tonight nnd Wednesday, with cooler north- cpst wiuds. RAILROAD SCHEDULES. Sbon-iog the Arrival nnd Departure of i>. .eager Train* of tbo Following Unmi.. WKHTKRX AND ATLANTIC - HAH hoaTT No.—Arrive From- I No.-Hep«t *3 Nailville.. 7:10 nm(- 2 Nn.hvtll,. _ 75 MarIetVi»r.V*i:50 pmf 72’MnrIetVn. M ' ^ -- • 1 Nashville.. 7:35 piul* 4 Nashville. i MssbvlUe. 8:60 pm CENTRAL OF GEORGl^ RAILWAY" ‘T« __ Depart To- ‘ Arrive From Savannah 7:10 am Jacksonville.. 7:50 am Mucou .11:40 am Savannah .... 4:15 pm Macon 8:00 pm Macon 12 01 flm Savannah 8:00 SS Macon........ 4.00 Havannah 9:16 pm Jacksonville.. s : ao jJJJ ATLANTA AND^WEBT FOINT KAlC” , gs |Arrive From— J... Depnrt To- •Selmtt 11:40 tmf-Montgomery 5:30 am JMmitgomerj- 7i40 pm)*JIoBtg'm'r/.12.46 p£ •Selina 11:35 pmPSe!mu 4 *n)nm nGrange 8:20 nmlLaGrniire.... 5:30 i Montgomery. 3:40 pm|*Montg , m'ry.U:15 i ♦Daify. All other trains dally except si M pm lo pm day. * “™" t 8u “- All train* of Atlnntn and Wont Point Railroad Company nrrlvc nt nnd detmrt from Atlanta Tcrmlnn! atntlon. corner of Mitchell «treet nud >lndl«oti avenue. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hour* ending nt 8 a. nt„ 76tb meridian time, September 25. 1908, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. On the 2d day of October (first Tuesday) the undersigned will sell three tracts of land In Dekalb county. Juai beyond East Atlnntn, nnd near the Fulton county line, one containing 31.4 acres, one 41.7 seres, and the other 63 acres, all admirably suited for dairy farms. The legal advertisement Is now running In the DeKalb New Era, nnd the sale will take place lu front of court house In Decatur nt atiout 11 a. in. * right-of-way has been conveyed through two of them* lots for an electric car line. For particulars, spply to the undersigned. . , .1* J* HOWELL GREEN," Administrator Nancy Ford, Decensed. STATIONS OF ATLANTA DISTRICT. ^Atlanta, cloudy. . . •Chattanooga, rain. . Columbus, p. cloudy. . Gainesville, cloudy. . Greenville, rain. , . , Griffin, cloudy. . . , •Macon, cloudy. . . , Monficello, cloudy, . , , . Newnnu, p. cloudy. . . , . Rome, cloudy Simrtnnhurg, cloudy. Tallapoosa, cloudy. . Toccoa, cloudy. . . , West Point, cloudy. al GEORGIA HAILHOA07 Covington 7:46 am •Augusta.. . .12:30 pm Llthonla 3:25 pm * * 8:15 pm •Augusta.., Depart To- •Aagusta 7:45 am Lithonls 10:05 am •Augusta 3:30 pm Conyers 5:00 pm Covington.... 6:lfi pm •Augiista 11:45 p m •Dally. All other trains dally except San. duy. *s KEAhOAltD AIR iJS'K RAILWAY. Arrive From— I Depart To- Washlugtou... 6:30 smBirmingham.. 6:50 nm Abbeville 9:45 aml.Monroe 7:20 nin Memphis....... 11:45 nmlNew York....12:00 New York..;..'3:80 pm)Abbeville.... 4:00 p m Monroe 7:40 pmfMeraphla 5:00 pm Birmingham.. 7:45 pin Washington... 8:00 pm Shown In Central time. SO CJTHERN RAILWA Y Trains Leave Atlanta, New Terminal Station, corner Mitchell and Madison Avenue. N. pub* Minimum temperatures are for 12-hour period ending at 8 n. m. this date. HEAVY RAINFALL. Mansfield, Ln Houston, Texas *’ Mexln, Texas Helena, Ark ** CENTRAL' 8TATION. LAST HOURS By BERNARDO COUTO CASTILLO. home for less than rent. For prospectus nnd plr any, address J. Kt. Julien Yates, 8t« gent, 321-Austell Bldg.. Atlanta, Ga. HONB8T. TRUTHFUL, HUSTLING AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY IN GEORGIA. Wanted—To buy a 6 or 7 room house, north side preferred; will pay $1,000 down, balance $40 per mouth. Prefer to deal witji owner. Address at once, “House,” (‘arc Georgian. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM8. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. WANTED-PARTNER IN PAPER AND printing tmstuess to take charge of book keeping and general _ office work. Must PROFESSIONAL. FRASIER & SMITH, Bell Phone 3533-M FOR RENT. NO. 278 N. BOUI.EVARD—T1H8 4IIOll.ll cottage »in lot 64x150 Is on the west side of Nor lb Boulevard at the corner of Adams street; has gas. hot and cold water: bath, closet, sink In the kitchen: In spleudbt re- l (it one of our (w*»t neighborhoods; WE HAVE ABOUT 2 ACRES IN WEST End. a beautiful grove nnd corner lot only $3,000. easy; sec us about ibis. 20H ACRES ABOUT THREE. FOURTHS of a tulle from Howell Station. If you want to double vour money In u short time, buy this; only $100 per acre. BRAND-NEW; FIVE ROOMS AND HALL; sidewalks and sewer connections; routing nt $14 i»er montl% Kennedy street. EIGHT BOOMS: MODERN; CLOSE IS, on East Fair street If you want it ulce home, close tu, see up about this; only $3, IF YOU WANT SOME NICE LOTS TO build house* on to rent, see ur; we have them from $150 up. LOT NO. 10 INMAN PARK. TIIF. PRET tlest lot sold recently by Rolf Situs A Co.; with eight large «>uk trees; one-half cash nnd $10 per month. Price $500. the six the two BOARDERS WANTED. gentleman with permanent post! \V. Cain street. Bell phone mil ART 8CHOOL. WANTED-THK PUBLIC TO VISIT! Slappy's School of Art nnd lnspe'-t por- i traits painted by his larj# classes. Corner* rtsibiee* sod Auburn. j of room for storage in the iHisement. Rent ' $4*> per month. I NO. ICfc HAYNES ST.—Til IN 7-ROOM fOT t tnge on b.r which lies level. Is <itt the west side of I lay lien street between Ittesles and llunter streets: has gas ;i\.' water, poii-elalii bath, closet, sink lu the i kitchen: ba* Just lie,.U put In first class re I pair. Mlr.-hHl sfr»*.*t ears one block stray, i Rent $35 per month. JOHN J. WOODS1DE, TUF. RENTING AGENT. 12 Auburn Avenue, ‘ Both Phones Cll. FOR SALE-TYPEWRIT ERS. We have all makes second-hand nnd rebuilt Typewriters at prices to move them. If yon fall to let us know your wants In this line you will lose money. Write or c.U! for "S|icclal Sale List." We maintain the best repair department • In the South and guarantee the best'work. SOUTHERN STATES WRITING MACHINE CO. 424*25*26 Candler Bldg. FOR SA LE. A very desirable building lot 53x175 feet, corner Highland avenue -and Ponce Oela-on Circle. DcLOACH MILL MFC.. CO., 609 Highland Avenue. Atlnntn I’hon* 138L lb'll I'houe 2327. , „ HAl.UH DEPAUTMEXtr A. 8. HOOK. R. C. EVE. SAUNDERS, PRATHER & COMPANY, 510 Temple Court. Phone, Bell 2081. NORTH 8Il)E, NEAR NORTH BOULEVARD. A 8IX. room cottage. Just completed, on good lot WEST KND- A SIX-ROOM COTTAGE ON GORDON street, lot 76 by 200. Can you get more for your money? We can arrange terms..$3.000 SOUTH BOULEVARD. make attractive terms on this.. , FORMWALT STREET-^- SJXHOOM COTTAGE, WITH ALL modern Improvements* nnd close In; lot 60 by 130. Just the place for a nice horoe.13.750 STEWART AVENFeT NEAR WHITEHALL STREET. FIVI room cottage, on lot 50 by 150. TKls Is vet cheap at $l,8t BASS STREET. NEAR CAPITOL AVENUE. A NICE FIVE- eottnge, on go«^l lot. This la worth investigating .. ,.$2,009 KELLY STREET— BE A l TIITL LITTLE FOUR ROOM cottage on lot 50 by 150. This Is very near ItONMK BRAE. HERE WE HAVE A SMALL COTTAGE giSMt lot that will make a nice little *; near car line, ami can make easy M DAMKl. STREET- A STORE AND FIVE ROOMS ON COR- i' b>t. This Is a g«>od plm-e for a bind- . Now reuteil to good tenant.. ..$1,750 T S IjEN l l'HE Ft The yellow rays of the little nlgrht lamp and the whiteness of the bed clothes were all that could be seen, at first, In the huge room. When the eyes had accustomed them selves to the seml-obscurlty, one could see on the bed a hollow face of a livid yellow color, anguished and moist eyes, which were fixed anxiously, with all the life that remained In them, on the door of the room, and long, bony hands which plucked the sheets, mov ing about tremulously like wounded tarantulas, and constantly drawing the sheets toward his face, with a mechan ical and Instinctive movement, as if wishing, according to the phrase of a celebrated contemporaneous psycholo gist, to clothe himself beforehand with his shroud. In the doorway appeared the ■houette of the doctor, a tall figure en veloped In a long coat. The eyea. of the sick man glittered; with slow steps the black-clad figure approached the swinging chair, where a youth, still beardless, was yawning with an air of ennui. A few words were exchanged, and the step? were directed toward the bed. The sick man's eyes were dilated, and a voice barely perceptible stam mered : "Z wilt live a year—two years—that's all—doctor!” The physician answered nothing, but the absolute Impasslvenesn of his face was broken by an Involuntary twitch of pity, at which the restless ht^nds were raised, and the emaciated body of the sick man trembled. The physician stood motionless, looking at the doomed man with an air compounded of pity and curiosity, such as even those most accustomed to seo the fatal line crossed have in the pres- ence of the forced travelers. The un fortunate creature read his sentence In that attitude, and with an effort he en deavored to command himself, to heart en himself, while he continued his mon ologue: “Yes—all was finished—It had to happen—but what? What is life? Whom do I leave? How stranae—what shall I miss after death? In vain he convinced himself that he was old, that he had neither son nor brother nor wife; In his heart there was nothing, absolutely nothing, not even memories. Had he loved anything In the world outside of his egotistical tranquility? No, In truth. Others though they Journey through life bear Ing ruin, in the moment of death cor.** to picture to themselves faces tti*> smile or weep, figures of friends who have passed, memories of. good times that outline themselves; but for him, nothing, nothing, nothing—the most omplete emptiness. And yet— Yet he was holding tight to life, hold ing to It with anxiety, with his will and all his forces. If the forces were able to overcome death—! And he was going over all that his life had been, the most common, the most bar ren events, the most monotonous of existences—a life that would be the despair of the most easy-going novel* Atlanta. . . Augusta. . . Charleston. . tialreston. . Little Rock. Memphis. . . Mobile Montgomery. New Orleans. Oklahoma. . Sa van null. . Vicksburg. Wlbuingto in SiI Dlst. Averages. m 33 3“B T indicate* Inappreciable ralufall. . REMARKS. I.ow*r t.inpcrnturo* prevallo.l | n nU i,t pnrt, of thB tK.lt for tho pu.t 24 hotir«.-Rnlii fell lit nil M-ctlnii*, the-full* lining hour* lu portion* of Gwirgin. 8011th Carolina, Ltnnl- nnn, Tcxna anil Arknusn*. J. R. MARBURY. Section Director. iat. His Infancy* Some ycara of timid ity. He had no echoea of laughter, of gamea, of blowa; lie could not recall at that moment Infantile erlea—not even the chattering of tvlcked birds that railed him or picked at him. In hla youth, two events—the death of his father, and, almost Immediately nfter, the death of hla mother. All that these two events represented for him were two nights passed by the aids or the corpses, taking care of the wax tapers that burned and spluttered, r rom then on solitary meals, two places less on the common table. Heyond this nothing was changed; the same ser vants, the same house, the same ac tions and the same words. He used to see crowds of young men laughing, going to their ruin perhaps, but a ruin preceded by the clink of glasses and the resounding of mirth. He used to see splendid men and smil ing women, the outspoken proclama tions of twenty, and he would llee, fear, ful of the expense, of the deeds, of leaving his musty old tortoise's shell. Ho had never wished to make a home, for the horror a gain of tho expense and the discussions. The fair little heads and white dresses that cluster around the table and the bed, and animate the house like chattering bunches of Dowers, were for him noth ing but so many mouths, so manv dresses, eo many professors—endless numbers of dollars disappearing with frightful rapidity: To expend a certain amount of mon- to change his housekeeper, were the pains of his life. Ills pleasures were to go to a public garden on a certain day each week, to take the same turns, to hear the same strident noises of the same crowd, to find the same faces and look on at the same Idylls of life people. Once In a while, to ease his con science or, better, with the hope of being amply repaid In another life, he had placed some coins In one of the trembling ilfrly hands held out Implor ingly to the passerby. Now, us he recalled the deeds of his every mo ment, he congratulated himself, and If he had been able to tell It to God him self, to repeat It, to have It set down In a book, and even to require a re ceipt, he would gladly have done It. In his later years he somewhat re pented of not having married, but only because he might have found In the woman a solicitous nurse, one whose care might have prolonged hla days. In order that the doctor might stay longer . B.—Following schedule figure* limed only as toforwatlua ami an not guaranteed; 4:00 A. M.—No. 23. DAILY. Local to Bir mingham. making all stops; arriving lu Birmingham 10:1a a. m. 6:80 A. M.-tto. 16. DAILY. "CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI LIMITHD." A sollj veitlbnled train Atlanta to Cincinnati with out change, compoaea of VMtlbuled <!a, coaches nud Pullman drawing room sinn ing car*. Arrive* Home 7:80 a. m.; Chat tanooga 6:46 a. m.i Cincinnati 7:Ju p. u.; Louisville 6:16 p. m.: Chicago 7:21 a. m. Cute car service. All meal* between At- lanto nnd Cincinnati. 6:80 A. U.-No. 60 DAILY, to Griffin au'l Columbus. Arrives Griffin 701 a. m.: Co lumbus 10 m m. 6:16 A. U-—..o. 12. DAILY, local to Man-. Brunswick and Jacksonville. Slake* ill stop* , arriving Mtcan 0:16 a. m.; Brnne wick 4 p. m.; Jacksonville 7:40 p. m. 7:00 A. M.—No. 35. DAILY.-Fullmto to Birmingham, Memphis. Kaos** City and Colorado Springs. Arrives Memphis l:it p. in.; Kansas City 6:t6 a. m„ and Colortdo Spring* 606 t. m. 7:60 A. M.—No. It DAILY.—Local :« Charlotte, Danville, Richmond and 3th. villa. 7:65 A. If.—N 7, DAILY, Chattaooogl. 12 NOON, No. feu DA I£y.—Washington and Southwestern Limited. Electric light ed. Bleeping, library, observation and cloh cars through without change. Dining ears tree all meals en route, arrives wash- igto-t s.xJ a m.; New York 12:41 n. m. 1:00 P. M.—No. 40. DAILY.—New "otic UxpresA Day coaches bctween'Atlanta and Washington. Sleeper* between Atlanta. Charlotte nod Waanlngtom Arrivea Wash ington 11:06 a m.; -tew York 6 p. n. .12:10 P. M—No. 2, DAILY.—Local tot -■ -on 2:t* p. m. 0. DAILY.—Macon and . . —- mao observation chair car Atlanta, to .ifacon. 4:28 P. M.-N« 67. DAILY.-PuUmfla sleeping car and nay coaches to Birming ham. Arrivea Birmingham 0:16 p. in.; Memphis 7:16 a. nt. 4:10 P. M.-No- 18 DAILY, except 8na- sr. "Air !J„e ■voile" to Toccoa. 1:90 P. M.-No. 23, DAILY.-arlffln sod Columbus. Pullman palace sin-plug (III ||.IV MRChM 4:31 .. etterJIJe and Forty alley, 4:60 P. M.-No. 15, DAILY.—TbroncU drawing room and sleeping ears jo Cin cinnati and .Memphis and Cbattanooxa to IaOuIbvIIIo. Arrives Rome 7:20 p. m.; Dalton 8:36 p. in.: Chattanooga 9:55 p. m.; MtmipbU 1:20 a. m.: Louisville 8:50 a. m.: St. Lout* • P.tt.J Cincinnati 8:10 a. tn. <:15 P. M.-No. 25. DAILY.—Makes all stops. Local to Ueflin; arrives Heflin 10:H P 11:1*5 P. 31.—No. 14. DAILY.—Florida Lim ited. A solid vcstlhnlvd train to Jackson ville. FIs. Through sleeping: cars and day coaches to Jacksonville and Brunswick: ar rives Jacksonville 3:50 a. m.: Brunswick s a. m.: fit Augnstine 10 a. m. 11:10 P. M.-No. »7. DAILY.—Through Pullman, drawing room aieeplng car. At lanta to 8breveport. Local sleeper Atlnnu to Birmingham. ArrI.cs Birmingham * b «• n».; Meridian 11 a. n>.: Jackson 2:25 i*.• m.; Vlckshurg, 4:06 p. m.; Shreveport lo w Sleepers open to receive passenger* 'll Right—No. sr. nAiLY.-ciniteirstatM bast Mali. Solid vestlhuieu train. Sieeplos cars to New ’ ork, Richmond. Charlotte n»«l Asheville. Conches to Washington. Dinls$ ~—* —Tve all meals en route. Arrive! ‘ ‘ ~ “ w York 6:23 a. tu. sleeper open te rrwut jnii»wiiin*r* nl »;00 p. tU. l*OC« Atlnntn-Ashcvllle sleeper open 10;30 JJ. m. Tick-* Office No. 1 Peachtree, on viaduct. Peters ftnlldlng, and new Terminal Statics. Roth 'Phones, ciiw nirun n* main• di*uof. nes. City office. 142 main; depot. Terminal exchange. Id to him: "Give me three years, doctor; no ore. I will marry, and my wife will take good care of me. Is it hot true tnat—" He made a frightened gesture, the hand? moved nervously, the sheets rawn up still further. Another gesture, and Ills eyes assumed the im« mobility of agate—the LIVE STOCK MARKET. •hade higher: hulk $6.2TyR6.65: estimated ft* tomorrow 28g000; iiunllfy fair: left over fight Iwch $cA0<|6.75; inlx.il $6.1.Vfi'v >j heavy $5.85416.75; rough*$5.S54|6.IQ; pigs t' s ’ 4id.70; vnrkers $6.7'Kt6.75; good to heavy $6.6Mi6.75. .. , , i or tic—Estimated r«*c**Ints I3.0OX Market Steady to shade lower: «|imlity fair: $3^85416.90: cows $1,304# 1.51; heifers ^ ^ Miers $-’.40414.60. J.904J5.30; ... -KTi 4. -Eatlmntfil rtndpts 30.000. I.- weak li> 10** lower; miullty fair: iiatlj 1 :! S3.lWrfi.53: Ws*atf rii L3.1505.fi): yturllngs >- , u f#6; Limbs $4.:western $4.25^7.5-'. STOCKS AND BONDS. , , Bid. A«kcd. Georgia 4%a. 1915 112 }« Georgia, II. R. 6a. 1919 105 }«# Savannah 5s. 19W 1024 l" 3 ' Macons 6a. 1910 106 Atlanta, 5s. 1911 106 Atlnntn, 44s. 1922 197 . 'T» Atlanta 4s, 1934 105 Atlnntn nnd West Point. . . .105 I*® Atlanta nnd West Point Debts..197 110 Central Railway of Georgia 1st ^ do. Income ... do. 2d lucoiue..., v, * do. 3d income Georgia 265 -{i Anguata and Havnnnob. .... .11? },* ■South neater n.. 11$ }*! Georgia 1’ncfih- lit* ..t20 *?.. C. aud A. Ists HJ dead. * - "AII over” said the physician, feeling the pulse. „ - "At last!" exclaimed the hen rule i nephew, the heir to his uncle's wcaR*v unable to contain his Inconsiderate r And thla was the funeral oration eyes of the of the good old gentleman.