The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, September 28, 1906, Image 12
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WANTED HELP—MALE.
NIGHT SCHOOL—B OOKK K EFIM O.
Kbnrthend. Typewriting. etc., only 14 n
month. Drntijrhon'fl Practical Rnslncss Col-
lege, Piedmont Hotel block. 122 Peachtree.
Hell phone 889. Call, phone or write for
catalogue. It will convince you that
UntrtCbon'* Is the best.
WANTED—YOUNG
pharmacy. Apply
I.tickle street, city.
i prefer on<
••ileorglnn"
LOST—TWO MU,EH PROM »>3 CHERO-
kce nveiitie. Atnnta I'hnn<* 3014. Dunn
Hrothorw. lt«-ss<>iiiil>U- reward.
M. A. SHELTON,
DON’T FORGET M. A. SHELTON IS A
practical afore and range repairer; beet
work and material guaranteed. Both phonee
1278. 61 S. Pryor etreet.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ARCHITECTS.
LET t;n DRAW YOU* PLAN* AND
fmfld your house. We can aare yon money.
Address I*. O. Box 675.
BICYCLE SUNDRIES.
BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST
bicycle and sundry distributor* In tne
South. Southern agents for Pierce. Tale,
Snell and Hudaon blcyclea. Write for ow
1906 catalogue and price list Alexander*
Elyea Co.
CABINET WORK AND MODEL8,
CABINET WORK AND NOVELTIBK
Prompt «enrlee. Hell 'plinne 2374. Atl’IBU
»™l .nil Iron Nornlty Work., 3S3 Msrletta
street.
MEDICAL.
PILEB-PBOTRITIINCI, ITCIIINO. AND
bleeding piles cured without the knife,
pain or detention from business; cure guar
anfeed. Write or gall today If you are *uf;
ferlng. Advice free. Dr. W. J, Tucker, 16H
. Broad afreet. At la u fa, Ga.
kltOMOPATHIC REMEDIES CURB
scalp dlseasea and make hair gror*.
Kronen Medicated Soap makes joo by-
gjenlcally clean. (80 yeara aucceea.l J. J*
Krom. specialist, 618 "The Grand. At*
lanta, Ga.
WANTED—TWO FIRST CLASS FIX-
ture men to assemble and hang gas
electric chandeliers. J. E. Hunnlcott (U
WANTED-GOOD BLACKSMITH FOR
FURNISHED SHOP AT COLLEGE
PARK. RENTS 12 PER WEEK. I
M’CBORY. 412 FETRR8 BUILDING.
20 Peters afreet.
WANTED—SMART BOY FOR SHIPPING
clerk. Apply at once Southern Millinery
Company. 15% Peter* street.
WANTED—POSITION IN DRUG STORE,
or on the road, by a thoroughly compe
tent druggist. Address Druggist, care The
Georgian. •
_ — flfM
Don't want drunkard
eater. State salary expected.
1\ O. Box 166, Colquitt. Ga.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WANTED—THREE OR FOUR INTEL!,!*
gent girls, about fourteen years old. to
uo light, permanent and pleasant work;
good"wages, nice surrounding*. Apply Ji
person to Dr. Rlosser Company, 38-10 Wal
ton street.
WALL PAPER.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS.
"Don't let 'em fool yon." Jim Burnett
(formerly of Burnett A Willis) Is not dead
oor missing. He Is contracting wall paper
and painting. Office and abow room 13
East Hunter street. Both 'phonee 660.
OLD HATS MADE NEW
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS
cleaned and reshaped, 60c.
Soft and stiff felt bate cleaned and re>
shaped, 86c.
Banda or sweats. fSe each extra.
ACME IIATTERB. 6)4 Whitehall SL
Installs furnaces tu old bouses a* well
now. ]{«. prepores a cellar If you have
ue. Moncrlef Furuacc Co. Roth 'phones.
„„„ ME8SENGER SERVICE.
FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE MES-
sengers, 'phone 83. J. A. Davies and J.
C. Rrnnan.
PICT U BE P F H A Vi E H MADE^O ORDER
II. W. Yarbrough. 5*4 Auburn »rc—
corner Peachtree. Entrance Auburn
* iir,Rnmii—ALTERING—T1IK NEW Ki>*
reka Pressing Club -Cleaning-Repairing.
Atlanta 'phone 700, Bell 'phone 2475. 106%
Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. Memberafalp
II per month.
DR. W. J. TUCKER.
MORPHINE AND OPIUM HABIT CUBED
at home, without pain or detention from
business; permanent cute guaranteed; free
trial home treatment sent In plain wrapper.
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN IN REFINED
north side home; all modern conveniences.
Address L. F. W.. P. O. Box 770.
FOR RENT-TWO UNFURNISHED CON*
uectlng rooms; convenient car lines;
young married couple preferred; references
required. 1 Angler avenue.
WANTED HELP—Male and Famalt.
i . , j * it iiik
all reliable do.
j*In to stav 1
Mcure positions
Southern Employment Bureau. William J.
Knox, manager. 51*4 South Broad street.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG
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'
experience; traveling xrocery salesman,
bow traveling for one of the largest con
cerns In the business, would like n change
for satisfactory reasons; can bring highest
recommendations from present employers.
Address Box 82,
Georgian.
merelal college, wishes a position as book
keeper or accountant In Atlantn or north
Georgia. Ten years’ experience. Best ref-
erenres. A. T. I.lndsey, Meigs, Ga.
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.
WANTED - PERMANENT POSITION;
would like to l»eg!n work ot once. .No. 11,
car* The Atlanta Georgian.
AGENTS WANTED.
PICTURE AGENTS BEND YOUR WORK
Peter* *treet, Atlanta, Ga.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH.
MASTER PLUMBER,
rboxes 1266. 20 E. Iluntar It
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
GET PRICKS ON •FURNITURE ANY*
where else, come to us and we will l*eat
them. Robison A Barnes, 18 U. Hunter.
OUR ENTIRE LINE OF MATTINGH UE*
duced 5e a yard. Robison A Barnes, 18
E. Hunter street.
FOR ^gNT—FLAT8.
FOR RENT^PPEiTkLAT^^ LARGE
rooms and one small room; separate gas.
•nth: Bell phone 2W8-J. Main. #13.60 per
...nutli.
Best of references given and re-
WANTED—FURNISH ED HOUSE.
I WILL LEASE A NICELY FURNISH
ed ctdtngc, apartment or small house of
about six room*. Must lie new. tient and
clean and In good neighborhood, with nil
conveniences. Write or call Otto G. Tnguo,
927 Candler building.
8 e WING MACHINE8.
HENTED-TWO DOLLAIt* PER MONTH
••llhnr Winter or Wheeler ft Wilson. W<
ront only new luurhtiie, with complete «et
of attachments. Prompt delivery. Both
he* 1893. Blnger * ** “
V’hltebnll street.
STOVES and ranges repaired.
STOVE* AND RANGES IIRPAIIIED AND
set up. Expert workman. Patterson
Furniture bouse, 286 Peter* street. 'Phone*,
Atlanta 2472, Bell 794 we*t. W* buy any<
TALK,NT, A ii^? N ^^i> N ^COnDS-
U holesnle and retail distributors of Vic
tor talking Machine* and Record*. Just
received large consignment of machine* and
ovet 10,000 record*. Immediate attention
given mall orders. Wo want tne names of
JR talking machine dealer* in the Booth.
Write for catalogue. Alexander-Elye* Co.
.TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING.
H. W. ROUNTREE A BRO. TRUNK AND
OAO CO. Retail and repairing. No. 77
Whitehall street. Phono 16f6.
„ WATCHMAKING.
TO THE TRADE: COMPLICATED
watches aro my hobby. Modern Ideas in
XjrS sad dealings. II. Walter Lett. Room
1217 Fourth Nut Tonal Bank Bldg., Atlanta
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ONE HAMMOND TYPEWRITER IN FINE
condition: writ*** Ilk** a new machine;
price $17.50; worth $40. H. M. Ashe C
? nny. southern deader* L. C. Smith Vis
I North Pryor street, Atlantn, Gn.
H. M. ASHE COMPANY,
OJHTTfa^T^mMAMSr^rYpinVRITEH.
Ill first-class condition: worth $25; first
all tnkea It at $16. 11. M. Ashe Conipuu
Hoiithern Dealers I,. C. Smith Vlsf
North Pryor at reef, Atlanta, '*
ompauy.
slbfe, Vl
i.ost^on 'sun ucTT s’?iuoet\<Vr "o non
gla nvemie cars, on Thursday evening, a
Capitol
fsJNiftAVKTV
38 N«»rtfi Fbrhyfh street. ‘
FOUND.
FRANKLIN, TIIE CLEAN CLEAN FBL*
low. cleans suits 81 to $1.60. Pant* 60c.
168 Whitehall Ht. Phones, Bell 620, A. 3881.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Co.. 704 Candler Bldg.
Mortgage loans on real estate.
THE UNION SAVINGS BANK BUYS
purchase money note* and lend* money
Improved Atlanta property *• reason
able rate*. Bell phone 769. Gould Bldg.
fered; small expense and prompt attention.
or call B. W. Caraon, 24 B. Broad atraaL
I FARM LOANS—WB ARB PLACING
loan* on Gcorglu farm* at the lowest
rate* ever offered. The Southern Mortgage
Company, Gould bulbilng.
ONE NO. 4 WILLIAMS TYPEWRITER.
good :ts new and looks and write* (Ike
a tn*w machine; only used a few months;|
If taken
Ashe Cmnpni
Smith Visible
lantn. Ga.
It goe* for 832.66. H. M.
y, southern dealers L. (’.
71 North Pryor street. At-
Herman. rooms 202-3 Tetanic Court.
FDR SALE-OFFICE FURNITURE. SUCH
■oil top nnd flat ton desks, chairs, nee-
....... tiling nnd |H»ok r -“- L
National
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
C. Gavcu, 71 Whitehall street. ’Phone 1S23.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VICTOR MANGANESE AND CROMR
steel hank safes and vault doora; every
thing In safe line. It. W. Ellis. Agent. 26 S.
MADAME MKLL1E. THE NOTED EGYPT
IAN PALMIST, tells you everything you
want to know and And out. Gives nnm**s.
dare*, facts in everything pertaining to
life. Satisfaction guar ante,*, I *»r no charge*.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
and per*onnl attention,
prlefe we will *»*jj it. c. i
Fourth Nstlonsl Bank.
BOARDERS WANTED.
ART 8CHOOL.
WANTED-THE PUBLIC ..
•Happy » School of Art and Inspect por
trait* painted by hi* large classes. Corner
Peachtree and Auburn.
WANTED—MONEY.
money wanted-ium wanted at
also money .
Straight loans math .
wnnls, according to desirability of loan.
W. A. Foster. 12 8. Broad street.
WANTED!
Have several customers
with cash for 4th ward rent
ing property. If you want
to sell yours list it with
LIEBMAX,
Heal Estate and Renting,
28 Peachtree St.
WANTED.
FURNISHED HOUSE — I
will lease a nicely furnish
ed cottage, small house or
apartment of about six
rooms. Must he clean, neat
and well furnished; in good
neighborhood. Call or write.
. **>■ A.l.ln
^Georgian.
8HOE REPAIRING.
GWINN ’S SHOE SHOP.
* luokie opposite piedmont.
B.ll 5536. Men-, lewed ball mIp.. lie.
D. T. WEST & CO.,
CONTRACTORS,
.... BtJILDRKS AND BUI'AIRRRR.
MH N. ForeylU Ht. IM1 (Mnlm !C5J and SSM.
Atlanta 306 and 2236.
IIOMER L. HUNT,
^«!n ,, I t K * C0 £ , d B g. , ’ 0 D ^§ s 8 T t
Bell Phone No. 6047.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS 1IALLWOODH, IDEALS
■nil nil other makes nt bargain prices.
We ran sell you n register, suitable tor
nnv business, nt a price that can not help
but pleaae you.
Caili or monthly iinyuionta. Er.ry r*«-
latrr xunrnntopil ror two vonra.
SECONDHAND ('ASH IlKQfSTERS OF
ALL MAKES IIOIIUI1T AND HOLD.
’• TIIE SOUTHERN
Second-Hand Cash Register
Store,
24 South Broad Street,
W. A. FOSTER,
Real Estate and Loans,
12 S. Broad.
ON GRANT HTHKBT. WE HAVE A GOOD
six-room cottage, with ell the city con
veniences, large elevated lot. Price $2,700.
Easy term*.
ON OAKLAND AVt'.Nt’E, ALMOST NEW
;nay terms.
AVENI'E - I.AKTrV
line; braiul-ucw, well built rotfjig,- home,
coutatnlug four rooms and hull; nice ele
vated lot, by 250. Rents $10 per month.
Prb*e, 31.000.
WEST LISriEN HTHKET- NEAU Hi'hlNci
street; nice almost new live-room cottage
home; nil city conveniences; gooil car
service. Price $2,100. Terms 1400 cash nud
#20 per month.
IN GRANT PARK SECTION- NIUE fcl'fc-
ottnge; gss and water; hard oil
* d lot; -* ■ - - •
STREET - NEAR FAHt
street *<'h*»oI; well built nu«( subsfnnfini
dtage home, rontnlulng five rooms nnd
hall; nil city conveniences; elevated lot,
50 by 120 feet to alley. Prlcu #2,260; eany
terms.
ItAWHON STR K F.T-T WOfiTDll Y
ven room house. All eonveulences.
Rent #30; price $3,000. Good home or In-
estinent proposition.
I.EONAUD HTREE-r-JEMT OFF l-ETEUH
The Problem
of readily obtaining good
belp has been
Solved
moat satisfactorily by those
that have uaed tbe Help
Wanted Columns of The
Georgian, a newspaper that
draws from a list of over
100,000 readers.
MATHEWS & HILL.
611-12-13 Empire Building,
Bell Phone M. 1748.
Atlanta 172.
WB HAVE A CLIENT WITH $8,000 TO
invest la good rent paying proposition. V
you have anything that will pay n good In-
tereat nn this amount call and see
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY,
Phones 5488.
412 Peters Building.
12,600-OAK HT.: fl-ROOM COTTAGE; LOT
60,163; lie, levol; lionutlful aootlRi, nnd
-nn make term, right to aultablu party.
64,760—BETWEEN THE TEACHTRBES
wo bare for nnle a beautiful 6-roont cot-
tuae on nlco derated lot. This 1, some*
thins a* -
a o.J rad.
16.200-80,200. on 14TII STREET; LIES
/oi'oiy; your lr*t chance to get on fbla
fashionable atreet at anything Ilka this
price.
14.780—GORDON ST.; 8-ROOM 5-8TORY
splendid bnmo. on lot 60,180; on car Una.
Thla la splendid value. Von should sea It
If you really want something good.
62.760-JI78T OFF GORDON 8T„ HALF
block on pretty street, we hnvo nice 6-
room cottngo on lot 60,180. This Is on ei-
cellent proposition and wo can sell It to
you even If your purse la sadly depressed.
12.760—NEAR PRYOR ST., WB HAVE A
splendid 6-room cottage on level, pretty
Ot, Which we can sell on terms. • •r'bli Is
In a beautiful block and line neighborhood.
64.600—B. PRYOR BT. HOME OF 1IVROC
on largo, ahady lot; Ilea well i«d hr,..™
alone Is worth almost this price, to ssy
nothing of the lot.
66.ndO-CI.OBT?
n-rnom aplendldlr bnllt home,
62,175- wo can mnko terms of 61.000 cash
and balance easy. Thla la splendid Ttiu*.
SAUNDERS, PRATHER &?
COMPANY,
510 Temple Court.
Phone, Bell 2081
WEST END.
A SIX-ROOM COTTAGE ON GORDON
street; lot ft I* 200; can you get more for
ymir money? Ue can arrange term*..$3,000
near oite 1 :..
six-room cottage,
m make very attractive 'terms v „
tin* $3,400
Formwai.t btuekt. —
SIX-ROOM COTTAGE. WITH ALL
modern Improvements and clone In; lot 60
by 130. Juit the place for a nice home.15.760
room cottage, on lot 80“hr UA.' This D hi
vory desirable neighborhood, and ehenp
>
“ hash Street, —
NEAR CAPITOL AVBNUfa; A NICE
flveroora eottngo on good lot. This Is
certainly worth Investigating. Will rent
RHLUiV hVUEUt- 1
tlX' THE W. ft A. RAILROAD. 12 MH.dS
from Atlanta, ant! only )4 °f mile from
railroad station, we have a farm of 80 acres,
30 acres cleared and nlnnted In Elberta
peache* which paid $1,000 this year; 60 acres
of wood, aud we consider this a bargulu at
>3,600.
ib250—Splendid 6-room
the
#1160 per mouth. Has city water and gn*.
and la a genuine little bargain for tbe
money.
I2.400-TWO GOOD 6-ROOM HOUSES IN
boat of condition occupied by white ten
ant*, rented the year around nt $24 pet
month, if you hn,ve got any Idle
wqnt to fnreat thla la the spot.
».250-TfI18 IS TIIE PRICE WE ’ifAVE
for a thoroughly modern 9-rooni house on
one of the heat North side streets. Lot la
nleely elevated. This section la unsurpassed
for pretty homes In Atlanta. Now occupied
by the owner nnd a splendid bargain. We
can arrange thla sale so that you will not
have to pay more than #2,600 cash.
STOP PAYING RENT!
BECOME YOUR OWN
LANDLORD!
THE STANDARD REAL ESTATE LOAN
CO. of Washington, D. C., will nil you
from one to live contracts entitling you to
a loan of from 11.000 to 16,000 at 6 par cant
simple Interest, returnable In small monthly
of 67.60 per month on each
$1,000 borrowed, enabling you to become
{ our own landlord ana paying for your
ora# for leu than you are now DaTln*
COUNTY IN GEORGIA.
FOR RENT.
tloii gn* and electric light fixtures, u*u
and cold water, hath, closet, stationary
wnshstnnd on the second floor, nud clonet
"Ink In the kitchen on the first tb>or. The
building la brand-new; l* in a flr*t*claaa
neighborhood; I* heated with hot air fur
nace; West Peachtree street car* one block
away. Renta #60 per month.
168 HAYNES STREET.
THIS SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE, ON LOT
60 by 200, which Ilea level, la on the west
aloe of Unynea atreet, between Rhode* and
Hunter streetn; has i
lain bath, closet, alnl
Ju*t lo*en put In fir*t-ciass i
atreet cars one block away. Rents #35 per
mouth. r
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT,
12 Auburn Avenue,
Both Phonta 611.
CLAUDE L. NORRIS,
Real Estate.
716 Fourth National Bank
Building.
Bell Phone 4439.
ONE OF THE PRETTIEST. IF NOT THE
PRETTIEST. HOMES.
ON WEST PEACH REE STREET, NEAR
North' avenue. The owner I* very anxious
to noil nnd has reduced the price from $12,-
000 to $11,000, nud I want to tell you It looks
like it bargain to me. Has reception hall,
'«r!or, dining room, library and kicben on
ir*t floor, nuil five large bedroom* upstair*.
Electric light*, gn*. flue mantels, slate roof,
double-floored, atorin-sheoteU; ttuo lot,
nllghtly elevated.
Georgia avenue. Ju*t think of IL.T.llflOO
BoSSJb brae. “
HERE WE HAVE A HMAI.L COTTAGE
on good big lot, and will make a nice
home; very near car line, and can mnko
enmy terms ,..$1,750
WOODWARD AVENUE.
NEAR PARK AVENUE; A SIX-ROOM
cottage on lot 62 by 162. Now. If you are
looking for a south aide cottage, thl* I*
“ $2.800
HOUSTON STREET,
NEAR THE BOULEVARD, A BRAND-
new six-room cottage, ou lot 66 by 210
Think of tlie ground you are getting..$3,500
CHAPEL STREET.
SEVEN ROOMS ON LOT 38 BY 176.
Thl* cottage hn* nil modern Improvement*
nd you can not do better $2,800
SOi'TII PRYOR STREET,
NINE ROOMS ON I.OT 50 BY 168. THIS
house was built for a home, and hn* all
modern Improvements $4,600
TWO FRUIT FARMS
on Southern Railway, 80 and
40 acres, of rich 1 land, six
miles apart; will take $3,500
for both places, or sell them
separate.
J. T. PRIOR,
Priors, Ga.
Semi-Central Property.
. No. 105 S. Pryor St.—55x105, right on the edge of
business houses; price $8,500.
Nos. 156 and 160 Madison avenue—Corner lot, 122x
107, one block from freight depot; a big, close-in comer
for $6,000.
No.' 283 Marietta St.—Comer lot, 97 1-2x116, one
block beyond Sharp’s drugstore, in good business sec
tion; price $13,000.
FORREST 6k GEORGE ADAIR.
POLITIC8 IN THE WEST.
By 8idney C. Tapp.
The Bryan sentiment Is still growing In
this western country. In the last few day*
I have been through Indiana, iyinot*,
Missouri, Nebraska aud now Into Colorado,
and It la Bryan everywhere. It Is remark
able to me the change in public sentiment.
The people—the great masses— seem to
have reached that point where party lines
are disregarded—It la principle that they
want—the enforcement of law and order
against commercial anarchy and piracy of
the trusts and combines—the oil trust, the
coni trust, the Iron trunt, the sugar trust,
the tobacco trust and the greatest of all.
the railroad trust, etc.
There are only five men that public sen
timent will at all stand for in the next
election. If public opinion remains ns it la.
First, William J. Bryan; second. Theodore
Roosevelt; tbtrd, LaFollette. of Wisconsin:
fourth, Joseph w. Folk, of Missouri, and
fifth, William R. Hearst, of New York.
If nubile opinion remain* ns It is, It
would be folly for either party to go be
yond the five men as candidates—the peo
ple are determined.
The other day while passing through Illi
nois, I said to a Judge on the train, T 'What
was the Republican majority In your state
for Roosevelt over Parker.’ 1 "Three hun
dred and flee thousand." was the reply.
"How will your state go If Bryan Is nomi
nated?" I asked. "A hundred thounnnd
for Bryan." was the reply. "How do you
account for this change?' 1 I asked. "The
people see that what he told them ten
years ago I* coming true aud look upon
him as the innn to carry out what Roose
velt has begun during this admfnistrntlou
In destroying commercial anarchy," was
the reply.
On the same train wan a leading business
man and a lifelong Republican from
Kanaka—his brother Is a leading Judge op
the bench In Indiana. 1 said to him:
"What about Kansas. If Bryan Is nomi
nated." "He will carry It from twenty-
five to fifty thousand. ’ was the reply.
"I have been a life-long Republican nnd
have a brother on the bench In Indiana
ns a Republican, but If Bryan fa nominated
thla Is one time I am going to vote a
Democratic ticket and my feelings are but
the expressions of thousands of other life
long Republicans In my atate," continued
‘p.
In my tour through Nebraska I found
lie people proud of Bryan, nnd l»oth Re
publicans and Democrats seem to agree
♦hat the state.will go for Bryan by a large
majority this 'time. They believe hi* Is
going to be nominated nnd elected thla
time, and o state pride seems to be aroused.
And let me here say that Nebraska Is a
K ent state. As far ns the eye can see.
e growing corn, waving wheat and
lowing herds greeta the vision everywhere.
While passing along the streets In 8t.
Louis the other day I passed a book store.
In the window were erected high stack*
of Hon. Thomas E. Watson's inngnslne.
"The Jungle" and "The Struggle." Like «
father proud of his first born. I went
In and remarked. "I see you have your
window filled with two l>ooks nnd a mnga-
sine. You must he selling them." "^nu
bet; they are stirring up this reform, nnd
Bryan sentiment, nnd that Is what the peo
ple want." he replied. I went on proud
of the reform sentiment, and one or “
causes.
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECAST.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The gulf storm has moved slowly up tbe
Mississippi valley since yesterday morning
and la now central In the vicinity of Mem
phis. Tenn Aa a result of the storm tele
graph wire* are prostrated In portions of
Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi, render
ing It Impossible to get re|>orts from Mo-
bile, Birmingham. Meridian, New Orleans.
Vicksburg or Fort Smith. Ark. The atorm
baa decreased in Intensity.
Rains have been general In the Mississippi
volley as far north as Davenport. Iowa,
over the eastern half of the cotton belt ami
on the Atlantic coast from Maine to Flor
ida. Rain was falling this morning at
Memphis, St. Louis oihi Davenport.
Cloudy weather covers the eastern half
of the country, while mostly clear weather
re valla west of the Mississippi.
The conditions favor rain In thl» gectiov
tonight aud Saturday.
J. B. MAKBURY,
Section Director.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the 24 hours ending at 8 a. m. # 75tb
meridian time. September 28. 1906.
STATIONS OF
DISTRICT.
•Atlanta, cloudy. . .
•Chattanooga, cloudy.
Columbus, cloudy. . .
Gainesville, cloudy. .
Greenville, cloudy. . .
Griffin, cloudy. . . ,
•Macon, cloudy. . . .
Montlcello. cloudy. . .
Newnnu, cloudy. . . .
Home, cloudy
Spartanburg, cloudy. .
Tallapoosa, cloudy. .
Toeoa. dourly
West Point, rain. .....
Minimum temperatures are
IT
W
In the city and also In 8outb Kirkwood.
renting proper
.. First-class whit
mylng $25 per month,
place to put your money t
ent rents and future advancement
A CORNER IN DKLLWOOD, IM By 218
feet, with two obi houses on It. for $1.
*). Go4mI lot to Improve or hold for fu
ire enhancement.
Belt Thone 5>27. Atlanta' 1’hone 1881.
SALES DEPARTMENT:
HOOK. R. O. EVE.
FOR SALE—TYPEWRIT
ERS.
\Ye hnvp all makes secondhand
and rebuilt Typewriters at prices to
move them. If you fall to let us know
your wnnts In this line you will lose
money. Write or call for "Special
Sale LIsR" We maintain the best
repair department In the South and
guarantee the best work.
SOUTHERN STATES
WRITING MACHINE CO.
424-25-26 Candler Bldg.
FRASIER & SMITH,
uu'.inw, proper,j-' vruVthjfc-jOtto (J. 1 ague, 927 Caudlci* Boll Phone 3533-M
Money Wanted, ’ care The • JJJdg. | WB BUY AND HELL HOUSES AND
eu ea,/ teruu. U8 Auburn avenue.
KDOEWOOD, GA.
IVE HAVE A COUPLE 06" NICE SIX-
room cottages in Kdgowood thnt we can
pell very cheap nnd on easy terms.
FOR RENT-
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE AND 40 ACREH
land Just beyond Federal prison. If it la
a truck fart* ycm <rSyt thla la It; $15 per
month.
GIxORE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
FOt'B IIOOMH AND IIALL, LAKEWOOD
lli-lghta; lot IS) by 160; iu>lf block Sir
“ * -— day* at #1.660 spot cayh;
I I
bargain, with go*>d future.
BRAND-NEW; FIVE ROOMS AND HALL;
sidewalks nnd sewer connection*; renting
at $14 per month. Kennedy atreet.
T.nf N l O lU INMAN l*AHK. THE l'RKT-
tlest lot sold recently by RofT Him* A
Co.; with eight large oak tree*; one-halt
cn*h nnd $10 per month. Price $600.
SEVEN ROOM. MODERN COTTAGE, LOT
60 by 2W> to 2*> foot allfey; the prettiest
home on Kouth Boulevard. See u« quick
for special price fi>r a few day*.
FIVE ROOMK. MODERN. LEVEL. «’OR-
ner lor, 45 by 140 to nHer. Grant street,
near Georgia avenue; $2,!w; a cash bar
gain;
FOUR ROOMS, Lot lft) BY'235"TO AN
FOUR ROOMS. BEST PART OF CHEST-
FOR SALE.
A very desirable building lot 63x175
feet, corner Highland avenue and
Ponce DeLeon Circle.
DeLOACH MILL MFG. CO.,
400 Highland Avenue.
A STRANGER’S VI8IT TO ’FRI8CO’S
MOST DANGEROUS 8ECTION.
Water Front, Where Every Night It
W«* “Hell With the Lid on H —The
Sodom and Gomorrah Warning.
The nt ranger in San Francisco but
toned up hla coat stubbornly and pulled
hi* cap down over hla eye*. He swish
ed the air with hi* light cane.
"I’m going to do It," ho repeated,
"alone."
"Don't," said the poet again, earnest
ly. He did verse because he was a
singer and wrote prose because he had
a stomach that cried like any common
man’s for bread.
"It’s no good," said the stranger
again. "I'm going. I'm a fool, I know."
"Now you come to mention Jt,” mut
tered the poet, looking for any diver
sion that might turn his friend’s
thoughts.
"But I'm going," the other added has
tily.
"Take a gun, then."
"Not a gun for me. It’s all damned
nonsense."
But, man alive, the Barhary coast
tonight Is hell with the lid on. You'll
friend boarded a Market street car
and rode to the ferry house. Then
he struck along the water front In the
bright light and deep shadows, the
rigging of the ships hanging like black
webs silently In the still air. The
night was oppressive with a wet tropi
cal heat, the waters of the hay lapped
mournfully against the plies of the
wharves and swam In eddies under the
gleaming lights from the portholes of
the silent steamers. A drunken sailor,
cursing as he went, stumbled heavily
against him and riehocheted Into the
darkness Into a pile of empty crates.
He slipped to the ground and lay
l**plng sturturously where he fell.
... given second place on the next Demo
cratic ticket, the Judge fully agreed with
my contentions, and anld that thw South
was due It ns a matter of right. He then
further remarked. "You people of the
Bouth will have to select the nan nnd
name him for its; the Democrats of th*
North are willing for you to have the
place; nnd while I am not prepared to
name the man—but I can tell you whnt
you have got down there: you hare one of
the most eloquent and polished writera nnd
orators In this nation. I refer to thnt
editor down there In Atlanta, John Tem
ple Grave*."
The West Is rich, nnd growjng richer,
hut the trusts nnd combines are nffectlug
s growing civilisation.
The transportation question seeni* to he
with them n* with us In Georgia nnd the
Ronth—n lending Issue. The oil Industry
Is being destroyed by the trust, the cattle
Industry affected by the meat trust, etc.
and nil men of nil clnsses seein to look i
Brynn m» a lender to destroy these wrong*.
If things remain as they are. he will iw»
the next president, nnd the time servers
hnd as well nrrange accordingly.
Mv lecturing trip will enrry nie' over
Colorado, nnd I will give you another let
ter soon, and then hack to Georgia for law
nnd the court house.
Colorado Springs, July 1, 1908.
HEAVY RAINFALLS.
Montgomery, Ala -
Oxard. Ala
Marianna, Fla
Ilollvnr. Tenn
Corinth, Mis*
Hernando. Miss
Brinkley. Ark • ,
Forest city. Ark
IMnc Bluff. Ark
..184
..4.38
..6.20
station.
Atlanta
Augusta
Charleston. . , •
I.lttle Rock. . . ,
Memphis
Montgomery. . .
Oklahoma. . . .
Savannah. . . .
Wilmington, . .
!•==
hi
Dlat Average*.
A v«,t »omaiu SuhMrbrad lilted wrtMtfSu?thTrooS
wildly up In the light from the win
dows of nn Italian mfe, swung out of
the doorway, her hair flying behind her
iinbralded. She picked a stone from
the street nnd flung It rft one of the
windows, but it fell short and she
stood shaking her flsta at the house,
railing Incoherent Imprecations. Two
big men walked up to her out of the
gloom nnd caught her each by an arm.
Rhe wrestled with them savagely and
howled for all the world like a mastiff
in pain.
The stranger walked over and stood
watching curiously. He could see the
people, through the windows, In the
cafe, eating, dancing nnd drinking quite
undisturbed by the pandemonium Just
outside on the sidewalk. The woman
Jerked one of her arms free nnd dug
her claws deep Into the flesh of the
face of the man on her right. He
spluttered and swung his right flst sav
agely straight ggainst her chin. She
slipped silently to the ground, her
mouth gaping. A policeman, looking
vast and minatory, atrode Into the
light from nowhere and swung his club
swiftly like n flail. One, two, It came
down quickly on the heads of- the two
men nnd they threw forward beside the
woman. The policeman picked up a
crushed newspaper from the sidewalk
and wiped the blood from his club.
Then he walked over to. the stranger
and peered straight between his eyes.
"O," he grunted, satisfied, "What fell
you doin’ here?”
"I'm surveying your beautiful city,"
said the stranger.
"O’ ’ome," advised the policeman.
"O’ 'ome to your momma and tell her
to put you to bed." He went to a
box on a telegraph pole and sent In a
call for a police van. A small Sal
vation army contingent with a big
drum and a cornet and one flaring
torch marched past, cracked voices ris
ing dismally—
There Is a gate that stands ajar,
And through Its portals gleaming—
A Visit to a Cafe.
The stranger pushed open the cafe
door and walked In. The place was
crowded with men and women. The
all was thick with smoke and reek
ing with the fumes of stale beer. A
mechanical piano, Accompanied by a
Addle and a trombone, was playing
"One Rummer Night in Munich." Men
ami women were dancing, or trying to
dance In the congested space between
[he tables, and falling slipped, laugh
ing foolishly, into seats. The stran
ger ordered a bottle of Chianti and
Kat alone ami u not Iced, a fat man
In a battered silk hat and a light flan-
, U '\ H 00nr -rllna from
brnra h Mho chair he »aa cluing on
and played a consumptive discord.
Q
„ . , REMARKS.
Nn nintnri.l trin|ivr,tur. chan,,, were
reported for the im*t 24 hour,. Ritlnfull oc-
In all Motion, except Oklnhom. dli-
trlet, rhe n mount, were heavy to cxcca-
»lve 111 ftlahxum. Mlu|„|pp| f n -e,t Tonne,.
»ee and Arknuxu,. Report, were not recolv-
v! iT’k'". ' hl ' .* u,t co "* t 'll*trlct» or from
Mcksbutg'UWlng to ptoxtrnted wires
J. L. MARBDRY,
Section Director.
The Cynic’s Word Book.
By AMBROSE BIERCE.
L’ORUJI, n. A mifflcleiit number of
member, of , dellherntlve body to
hare their own wny anil tlielr own
If. 7n the United Httte,
nu" r "m con,l«t» of Mr. Aldrich
P."'"’:" 1 ' I ' r ,rmu the white houxe; In
nud rite dovl|f‘' ,,re,,?l **«* 1 v «?». ot tho ipeaker,
QUOTATION, n. The act of mnMtln*
th ® words of another. The
word* erroneously repeated.
hl« uuotntlon truen
“ ! ,h,> Infallible of Brewer.
Then made n soietnu vow that he would be
Condemned eternally. Ah, me! Ah. me!
—HTLSlPO BAKER.
m?e , e°?i ,KNT ’ n ' A number ahowlttf how
tunny time, n ,11111 of money heloufffn. to
n !' , „iK'. r """ '"S, c °Btfllned In the pofkef of
-"n'h* bS* theref b0Ut “ rail,,r °* lt
n. In n republic, thone who
“^^hfe'Wtis
Won! Is Millionaire*#, and has no exact
bmILTS 1 ?* ,n ol i r ton * u, ’r hut men as, as
nearly ns mny be, "soaring swine.")
RACK, n. An nrgtimentntlvo Implement
D U :'Ji ***** ,n persuading Jevoteea
a\. J a to embrace (he living trnth.
as n mil to the unconverted tbe rack uever
cfflcncy, and I* now
“Hd .in light popular esteem.
mlacrennt who would
aid aMinblna the present.
RADICALISM, u. The c
conservatism of
“•, a mineral that give
z\: u i siTwiih! ,he or ‘" ,n ,Bot • ■
room. A, the itrut* and Gomorrah!
ger van ilppln* hi, wine a hand was
laid on his shoulder and he turned
expecting the predicted trouble. A
man In ahabby clothes and a stubble
beard stood over him, one long arm
stretched out at the wastrels,
o oe .i woe! woe !” he thundered In
a big deep voice. “Woe! unto you.
Hodom and Gomorrah, woe!"
A lean nnd fierce Italian in a white
f£m, n .A C ?. U 5 ht .' he «‘«n«ed arm. and
twisted It dexterously, turning the ln-
truder quickly and pushing Mm
l? or Th * n h * Wfnt back
unruffled to his guests.
The stranger sought breathing room
In the open air. The moon had risen,
and by the waterside further down the
road a plledrlver bulked like a black
gallows against the sky., An old man
sat alone on a driven pile gaxlng at
the slimy water. The stranger asked
him for a match and saw, in the light
of the dame, that the old man had a
cleanly trimmed white heard.
“It's a warm night,” he suggested.
■'Warm enough, sir," said the ofd
man clvlly. "But l like to come and
sit out here and think. I live'here
abouts,” he volunteered, "and make,
a living teaching navigation. In my
leisure, sir, I am working on a sys
tem that will greatly improve loga
rithms."
He entered Into a long discourse on
the obsoleteness of mathematical meth
ods. The stranger left him In his
muslngs and walked hack to the cars.
A, he passed the Italian restaurant
again the prophet was there thundering
at Its portals.
"Woe, woe, woe! Woe unto ye Sodom
In (inmnmh!’*
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