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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4. WANT ADS. ONLY ONE CENT A WORD No ad. taken for last than 25 cents, the price of four lines. Six words of avarags length make a line. The following rates are for consecutive insertions: t time 6 cents a line. 3 times 5 cents a line. 6 times 4*/i cents a ine. 26 times 4 cents a line. 52 times V/ 2 cents a line. 78 times .... v 3 cents a line. WE WILL SEND FOR VOUR AD. WITHOUT CHARGE FOR MESSENGER SERVICE. CALL US ON BELL PHONE 4927 MAIN, OR 4401 ATLANTA PHONE. When ding ad«. pay for at rateI quoted above. V ADS FOR SITUATIONS WANTED WILL BE INSERTED FREE. J WANTED HELP—MALE. MliilT srilnoi,—It <> '> K K R K P I NO. Qfcnrtbnn>l. Typewriting. etc.. only $4 month. Draughtin'* Practical Hu** lepr*. PlHmont Hotel block. 122 I /'-il ..I......' nr J best Hell phone R89. Call. |»ho catalogue. ** *** Col- neb tree, rite for you TO • ■-Iml 1022-1T ions. housekeeper*. meehnilli ml help In nil line* placed proii niti«»ns: our facilities heel: eft Nntloii.il Employineiit AInti Century huHalng. Atlanta. <»" WANT I* 11 ri'llnl.STERKR AND A IMS tier to drive wagon. bring furniture to el take It home after It Ik repaired. shop nod tj nnd roll,.< t. Repair Shop. 4! l 4 Fa HAY I-Tirnltii n»er or superintendent < psrtment. (I * "**“* Address Artlv WE HAVE A NTMIIEK TAKE ACTIVE . either a drum- manufacturing de- I for right |iarty. or gin p. iF POSITIONS it nullities from $66; :«i: steiio hook keener young man ipiler WO; housekeeper III pleflSMtlt WAXTBH-IIOV ABOUT IUTKIIN Will etnuly |i«wl1l-n In nnr hriw* rule >H"ir»- n,mi. (IoihI irude to learn nnd fn'r liny while leurillny Keyntone Type rounilry, f.l Went Mlteliell street. WAN ill* llllll * 1II' M\N ''MB I'M' ty-the for permanent outside position t assist sales malinger. elty nml road; I: weekly Etlielise money ildvillieed. Als two liiell capable of handling other Ml leu men. timid pay nnd advancement to urn who ran •nullify. Ap|»l.v nftc WANTEH—JHlI AND AH f’OMI’OSITttit at oner. Address Dublin Times. Dub|u. WANTE0 HELP—FEMALE^, _ WANTED -WHITE WOMAN AS COOK either young or middle aged woman; good wages. Applv 165 l.e,* street. West End. Hell ‘pholt TEH ITtH’NG EAOY MILLINER OR mleslndv with $6W to take |iart i... it.uia \fitiinerv Compatiy. Ill west of post i fa the Millie Mini" AGENTS WANTED. Fieri'uk Aiir.NTs ki:np YOirtt work In in for .nlnisomi'iit; fnlr Drier., *noil fintnh; 18 liy 20. Rrllnlann noil nrrr.ery Dir- tnrrn chrnp. The tinnier CmiiDiiny. ISA Ivtem street, Atlnntn, On. tmVItl \V. YARBP.tlllOlI. Masriiu i-iXMUKR, I',on**) 1214. » B - ,Iu0, * r *<• FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS JT PuTFiS ON^FPTtNnTUK ivhere ANY Ill bent IK U. Hunter. 'll ENTIRE LINK OF M ATT I NGN UK- lured 5c a yard, ttoblwm A Barues, IS Hunter street. on. Robison ft Bnrne IEAPE8T FI’llNITl’IlK HOIIHK I ;corgi n. Roldson Sc Barnes, 1H E. Ilunte iriHOEBATOlli AT COST. B0BI8ON llarnes. 1H Eaat Hunter *trer* MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY XHVA^’ErT^HXLA^ D CEO- pie nnd others. American Investment Co.. 704 Candler nidg. Established 1890. WEYMAN A CONNERS. EQUITABLE. Mortgage loans on real estate. THE UNION SAYINGS BANK BUYS purehnse moner notes and lends money on Improved Atlanta property n reason able rates. Bell phone 7C9. Gould If Mg. fared; small expense nnd prompt ntteutlon. On I v on real estnto lu and uear Atlanta, s. 11. Turman. nr rail H. W. C arson. 24 H. Broad street. FARM LOANS—WiS ARE PLACING loans on Georgia farms at the lowest rates ever offered. The Southern Mortgage Company. Gould building. J form mi. rooms 202 3 Tom ole Court also money for purchase, money notes. Straight loans made at 5 per cent nnd up wards, according to desirability of loan. W. A. Foater. 12 H. Broad street. EDUCAJIONAL^ WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE AND Conservatory of Music. Maeoti. Cn.—Old est and best. If you wish to attend any time tills school year, get on the waiting list now. Catalogues free. DuPont GticrU. WANTED—MONEY. MONEY WANT ED—$1,500 WANTED AT N P - 8 -TATipNERY. , ^ I'HOOI. AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS our speelalty. Fine stationery and of- •e supplies. llead<|mirters for post ,-ards id souvenirs. We sell $1.50 books for f>0e 'onto whd see thornt We buy ail kinds ' salable sehool. law mid medical bisiks. Whitehall street. Southern Book Coii- tii. J. C. Gaviin, manager. Bell 'phone BU3INES8 OPPORTUNITIES. eplng and general offlei ve a few thousi ess Paper. enr< to Invest. Ad- I HAVE i TO f.W TO PI T IN SMALL money-making business, nnv kind I nnv- wliere. Box 1*5. Mllledgevllle. On. ^ART. SCHOOL, \VA??F?n7~TIH?^^ TO VISIT Hlnppy's Sehool of Art and Inspect por trait* painted by his larje classes. Corner Pi n eh tree nnd Auburn. FOR SALE—RLAL E8TATE, TT^orrTTAnrTium^ plnee It with us; we give It our npeelnl nnd personal attention. If IPs worth the l.rlee we will sell It. C. II. Wells * Co.. 1104 Fourth National Bank. BOARDERS wanted. THE HON''AHir , 3Kr7N ^heyMH^on^eour|v l, KAI.K—NU’K HAS 8TOVR, IN BUST r condition, clump. If sold nt ome. Mrs. D. Me Lean. 134 B. I air street. TCH BI’I.BN FOR KALE PLANTING, -rll" ,!,r iirli-i. list. Mi'MIllun 8,'eil An.. Kouth Brimil .Iri'i't. II 8AJ.K-UBBT RUBHER TIRB! orkmnn.hlp jniar.Dtw.1. ► . Co.. W nml 82 " r.t MBoh.B it. ,U SAI.B-T'VO CAR I.OAl'b FINE Urookwny .nrrlr., rnnalioiit. .ml ilopot 1.011. Nothing bsttrr niiiil.. OwtgUj •filcir Mfg Co “ W anil 61 Wl.1 Ultoholl VO MMI I'II BUBMIBBS tX. KAJ'll-11. II. A.ho ••.mil,nnv. Bmilhmi IJMlrn. I. 8111BI1 Vl.lbli', Il N. l'ryor St root. At itn, Ga.— m SAI.F. <10011 SEFONIJIIANII HAS itove. owner left *'lty. t all .1 Edgewiss! OHIO or •Dhono roil Ill'll or t?Jt Stilliil- WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS^ ! NTEO-ALI. KINOS OF SALABLE hool. Imv, miHlIi’nl IhhiIi. for rash. J. Javan, 71 Wtaltob.U itrov't. Thoae IS22. j HKJ PIANO BARGAINS. ;• " months old: call and see tllelii. Me have about eighteen high grade pianos that have been rented for !!"• !»»••;* and as we »|sh to dlseon Untie this part of our business, and In or der to 1-lea it quickly these few see- l-hand pianos we will offer them below eosl. Here are a few of tlieui: one $ST.o Stein way Square $ sfi One Kmibe Square one $5oo Rianibaeh Mnhoganv rprlglit!! 2X5 Due $151 llriiiiibneli Miih«>ga*iiy Kprlglit.. aft One $4<to Bush »V Gei-ts * Mahogany Upright ‘.2.15 Due $.15o Bertel Mahogany Upright 210 One $.00 Mahogany Upright Mi (Mm 1276 Milh.ignny I'lirlght 15s We give double gmirantte on nnv tdono sold by us. and. If des*re,L 4 r,.,.' to ex ‘•1‘onge within one year for any piano In w,. ...II.'.B liming nml rr,miring. No pianos will be sold until October S BE*'IIT PIANO PARLORS. Phone 4B37 Main. I'. 1 Neltb Uorsvtli Street. F0R8AL B—T YP EWR ITERS. TIIHKi: NO. /REMINGTONS. IN GOOD writing eoiidltlon. $15 eaeli 11. M. Ashe to Southern Dealers L. r Smith Visible. ,1 N. Pryor St.. Atlanta, tin. m\i: \'ii. •; remington. uivircoxTlF tl-n and a l.argaln. $4-». II M. Ashe Co.. “* " lltll Visible. 71 V Pfyo St.. Atlanta. miscellaneous. VICTOR MANC1ANK8B A NT, CRO.MB I,nnl, .„f>‘« •nil vmilt ,loor.; thing It, info line. It. "• hill.. Agent, Broad street. iLMB. WALL PAPER. WALL I'Al'EU ANK FAINTS. [>on't let ’em fool you.” Jim Burnett merly of Burnett A Willis) Is not dead missing. He Is contracting wall paper painting. Office nnd show room |2 t Hunter atreet. Both 'phones 650. OLD HATS MADE NEW FOR RENT—ROOMS. tYvo or three nice unfurnished rooms In \ery desirable u, lghborh<»otl. Phone 5361.1. DR. W. J. TUCK E R. MORPHINE AND OPIUM IIAIUT CURED af home, without pnlu or detention from business; ncrmsiieiit cute guarnnted: free trial home treatment sent lu plain wrapper. Dr. W. J. Tucker, 15*s N. Rroud street. At- E. L. MOKHE, 1114 FOURTH NATIONAL HANK. NilItTH SIDE, FLOSK IN, COTTAliE OF the rooms sllld hall; all eoil\euleiiees; oe • upb-I by owner^ten minutes' walk »*f Can “ isli ami $40 .ll.r Imllillng; fel.lW; bast /.i.\t,i:.v #Hii\t: lot .•«, iiv 1h>: 241,1 g;,„ n,ni„, |„ .tr.vl; hami'mon Street, JrsT off irrm luo/l «V,'„«<•; 50 lljr 150; 550 ,‘„,1|. bajgnce within the years. p LOST. I.OST' TWO POINTER PUPS. ABOUT x meiiths ol<l; female, white body and black bend: male, white and Idnek b«nly with blm-k head. $5 reward If returned to U. J. Ktone, 9K Washington street. LOST—ON PEACHTREE OR WHITE hall Street, gold Udl buckle set With n me thy st. Flmler will receive rowan I by returning to 232 South Forsyth street.' ’Phone Atlanta 932. i fourth ward-six room neg i house nnd stable; rents fioti vear; pi $•>»•. This lx near Fort street and Aub ; DAIRY FARM. out. maeailamt; | and $500 yearly. 5 pe I.OST—<»Ol.D LOCKET. MONOGRAM E. B T. «m bark. Finder call Dr. Thotua-. Bell 'pli■ 'Ih* !■; -I W.-st, and !>.- rewai.l..! FRANKLIN. THE CLEAN CLEAN FEL- low, cleans suits $1 to S1.60. Panto tOc. JC$ Whitehall St. Pheues, Bell 52V, A. 25 YOUNG LADIES WANTEI); NIUE, CLEAN, iREGULAR WORK AND GOOD PAY. NATIONAL PAPER UO., 257-263 DECATUR ST. BUSINESS PIBEOTOBY. ARCHITECTS. AHcrti rtiuio. n LET UB DRAW YoL'It PLANS AND build your house. We can anr« you moner Address P. O. Ilox 575. ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS. W. R. SHELDON. FELLOW OF THE American and Georgia State Association of Public Accountants. Sheldon Audit Co., public accountants and auditors, ais-aiy Temple Court. Examinations, appraisal*, audits. I^h-siI and long distance phone ll»o. BICYCLE SUNDRIES. BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST bicycle and sundry distributors In the South. Southern agents for Pierce. Yale, Snell and Hudson bicycles. Write for our UXW catalogue and price Hat. Alexander- Klyea Co. . CABINET WORK AND M0DEL8. CABINET WORK AM) KOyELTIES. Prompt service. Bell 'phone 23i4. Atlanta WihhI and Iron Novelty Works. 3X9 Marietta M0NCRIEF— Mima nirnnces in uia ----- ew. He prepares a cellar If you have Moncrlef Furnace Co. Both phones. „ „ MESSENGER SERVICE. miB , a FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE MEB- sengers. 'phone 33. J. A. Davies and J. C. liraunn. PICTURE FRAME8. PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. If. W. Yarbrough, 2^4 Auburn avenue, n—i. . _ Auburn ave- PRE88ING CLUB. PRESBINO—ALTERING—THE NEW EL* reka Pressing Club— Cleaning— Repairing. Atlnntn 'nhoa«> 701, Bell 'phone 2476. 106V4 Whitehall street, Atlouta, Ga. Membership $1 |M»r month. SEWING MACHINES. RENTED-TWO DOLLARS PER MONTH. either Singer or Wheoler Sc Wllaoti. We rent only new machines with complete set of attachments. Prompt delivery. Both •phone* 1893. Singer Sewing Mieblne Co., 79 Whitehall street. STOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED. STOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED AND set up. Expert wnrktuau. Patterson I' urnlture house, 286 Peters «treet. ’Phone*, Atlanta 2472, Bell 794 weft. We buy any* thing. TALKING MACHINES. TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS- Wholesale and retail distributors of Vic tor Talking Machines nnd Records, .lust received large consignment of machines iiud over 10,000 reeords. Immediate attention given mall orders. We want tne mime* of all talking machine dealers In the South. Write for catalogue. Alexnnder-Elyen Co. TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING. H. W. ROUNTREE A IIRll. TRUNK AND BAG CO. Retail nnd repairing. No. 77 Whitehall street. Phone IMG. WATCHMAKING. TO THE TRADE: C OM PLICATED watches are my hobbv. Moderi Ideas In work nnd dealings. H. Walter Lett, Room 1217 Fourth National Rank Hide.. Atlanta. SHOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 132 PEACHTREE ST.. OPPOSITE THE Candler Bldg. Bell 2335. Men'f sewed half aolea. 75c. D. T. WEST & CO., COXTIIACTOI18. niTM.DEHH AXIl ItKI'AMlKRS. 3114 N. Forsyth St. It, II (Main, 1062 nnd 2256. Atlnntn 308 nml 2258. HOMER L. HUNT, RTBKOORAI’IIEU A COHHK8PONDKNT. 39V4 Wbllt'hnll 81. 3214 S. Brand St. Ill'll Phono No. 5047. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. II ALLWOODS. IDEALS and all other makes at bargain prices. We can sell you n register, suitable for any business, at a price that enu not help but please you. Cash or monthly payments. Every reg- THE SOUTHERN Second-Hand Casli Register Store, SAUNDERS, PRATHER & COMPANY, 510 Temple Court. Phone, Bell 2081. WEST END. HERE WE HAVE A NICE GROOM COT- tMge oil bit 7*5x230. Tills lx on Gordon street. Iiud If you are looking for a home In West End It will pay yon to see this before you buy BASS STREET: ■ ■$3,000 here we have a nice 5 room cot liige mi good lot. nml right at Capitol avenue. Have refused $22.50 per month rent for It. Now If you want a eottage home on the South side ami In g.Hnl neighborhood this Is H .$2,000 garden STREET. A BKAUTlUrI. 5 ROOM COTTAGE ON lot 4.1x14". This Is right at Georgia live hup, and Is vprr ehenp m the prIce,,..$2.2S0 GRANT STHUFT A COTTAGE CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS and bath on bit 50x125. This cottage Is almost brand new. We <*an make you very easy terms on tills. Just the plnee for h KFI.I.V STREET. A MCE 4 Room COTTAGE. NOT ONE year old and on lot 50xl3». This Is In the best of nelghlNirhiHsls and is very cheap n* $1.600 Bni'TII KIRKWnii|i. a 9 room house on lot 100x2.10 and In half bloek of car line. This lioiise'lias water workf, fruit and plenty of shade. \ou can not build the house for the i»F THE ABOVE Do M»T SUIT YOU WE have others that we will be pleased to show you If you are on the market for real es late see us. If you have any real estate for sale list It with us. PAYER & BLACK, Real Estate Agents, 315 and . 316 Peters Building, Atlanta, Ga. BOTH PIHINKS 3519. 64.,')) BFV8 SEVEN BUt»l TWO STOUY house on Jackson street. Brand new. ami has nil modern conveniences; $3oo .-ash and $3.rsio iiuyk modern sixuoom cut- tage oil *'aplt«d nxenue. p Is up to «iate In every res|ni t. East front. L*»t 5*> by 200. Has nice Dhn>le. Bee tills Indore you $3. A*»o IIFYM STORE AND FIVE Ron * cottage In Dee.-itttr. Ga. I.*>t 12) by 175. Can arrange terms. ilittO i'ASII HI VS GO* *|i SEVEN Hni»M •aittnge oil East nxeiiue. worth $3.|»M Owner msls money nml Instructs us to sell nt once. Be us qnlek II you want gtsnj house cheap. $2.3-iO TAKE: NEW ilaml « . _ hall. elghborUisMl; terms FIVE Ro**M cm il Highland avenue. Cabinet man hall, b.-itli. v ater nml gas tage near fatdtol and Georgia ax canes. Can t In* lieat f.*r n m.Hlerate-pal.-.Hl home. Eaisv terms.^ The Problem of readily obtaining good help has bees 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. $1,600—50-FT. MYRTLE ST. LOT, BETWEEN 8TH AND 10TH STS.; EAST FRONT, LEVEL AND PRETTY. LAST CHANCE ON THIS ST. AT ANYTHING LIKE THIS PRICE. W. A. FOSTER, Real Estate and Loans, 12 S. Broad. IN THE (ill ANT PARK SECTION A lira lid new 2-story. 7-room residence, with all the elty convenience*; on beautiful ele vated lot, half block from the ear Hue and great value for $.1,850 on terms of $650 cash and $30 |h»i- month, rooms. BRAND-NEW COTTAliE T)C SIX with nil the city conveniences, Ira tit l’ark car line. A perfect little home and (’heap for $2,800, on terms of $350 nnuot beat cash nnd $25 pt this If you want A IIAROAIN IN A EOT IN THE PKBT- tlcst part of .North Hotilcvnrd, near An gler avenue. 47x140 feet to alley. Snap for $2,500. This Is the right place for a home or a good place to build a house that will sell nt a profit. I *N 4 It A NT STREET WE HAVE A GOOD muii cottage, with all the elty eon- •nees. large, elevated lot. Price $2,700. ON OAKLAND AVENUE. ALM .iT NEW 5-room cottage, nil the eltr conveniences. Grant Park for a front yard. Price $1,800. Easy terms. RICHMOND AVENCE - I.AKBWOOD Heights, onlv half bloek from the ear line; brand new, well built cottage home, containing four rooms nnd hall; nice ele vated Jot. 60x250. Rents $10 per month. Price. $1.000. WEST LINDEN STREET— N E A It SPUING street; nice almost new 5-room eottage home; all city conveniences; good IN liKANT PARK SECTION-NICE SIX- room cottage; gas and wnt#.*; hard oil finish; elevated lot; cabinet mantels, dou ble floored: nearly uew; splendid value for $1.600. Terms. cV,NNAI.EV STREET - NEAR FaTR street school; well built nnd sflbstnutlnl cottage home, .containing five riMims and hall; all city conveniences; elevated lot, 50 l»y 120 feet to alley. Price $2,250; easy term’s RAW SON STREET - TWO STORY 7-room house. All conveniences, lb 0^ $30; price $3,001. G<mn1 home or Investment proposition. Bel 'Phone 2027. Atlanta Phone 1881. SALKS DEPARTMENT: A. S. HOOK. IL C. EVE. U. o. MEDLOCK. HENRY H. JACKSON. R. 0. MEDLOCK CO. Cor. Peachtree and Edge- wood Avenue. Bel I-Phone 3794. Atlanta Phone 4794. fij'^ntrvTr^rWTr~TTrrvr^—nTtnfEs ooiir FuJbm I'otfon Mills, always rented $11 month: spend $100 wml enn get $15. $9,ooo — 12-rogm modern i.ovelV home. North Boulevard; fine shaded lot. 90x20o. Will take smaller property as part $\5.v. 2'KI ACRE FARM. 35 MILES. FROM Atantn In a mill town, lias new 9-rooin house, barn nml other buildings, three ten ant houses. Improvements all made within i ut cost of nbout $7,000, and This Is n Idg $1,.VM BUYS 7 ROOM COTTAGE, BARN. Hue garden. 60 acres of land, tine orchard, over 200 bushels apples now on tree*, lo cated In a small town on railroad 40 tulles from Atlanta. $2.250—6 ROOM COTTAGE. UAH. WATER and bath, near North Boulevard, and It's a bargain MANY OTHER PROPERTIES. CALI. OR W. M. NICHOLS AND U. 11. COWKU. WANTED — WE WANT FOR THREE CUSTOM ERS A NICE COTTAGE HOME TN WEST END. MUST HAVE ALL MOD ERN IMPROVEMENTS AND BE ON GOOD STREETS. WE HAVE THE CUSTOMERS. IF YOU HAVE THE PLACE WE CAN MAKE A QUICK SALE FOR YOU. DO NOT WAIT, BUT SEE US AT ONCE. IF YOU CANNOT CALL ON US. JUST 'PHONE US AND WE WILL CALL ON YOU. SAUNDERS. PRATHER COMPANY. 510 TEMPLE COURT. BELL 'PHONE 2081. A C. H. WELLS & CO., 1104 Fourth National Bank Building. Bell. Phone 5223. $1.000—$500 cash and balance easy, will buy lot on north Hide 60x150; idee nml level with alley on three sides; one hloek east of Boulevard. Thin In ti rare bargain and 'jffeiing It only for a quick sale 67,600—6-ltOOM COTTAliE OX UBOKiilA (‘tine, near Capitol nv WE NEED HOMES FOR SALE OX THE know almut It. FOR RENT. 391 PIEDMONT AVENUE. THESE SIX ROOMS ARE IN THAT DE- slralde brick apartment building, at the eoruer of Piedmont avenue nnd Currier street; has gas. hot and cold water: |»ori lain bath, closet, sink In the kitchen; ... a good iielghlsirhiHHl. and In g(*od re pair; is quite convenient to f'nJhoun street public seltool. Rents $25 |>er month. 278 NORTH ROl LEVARI). THIS SIX-ROOM COTTAliE, ON LOT 64 by 15'. Is on the west side of North Itoulevnrd. at the corner of Ada ms street; has gas. hot nnd cold water: bath, closet, sink In the kitchen; lu splendid repalt; nml In one of our best neighborhoods; be sides the six rooms, there are t\Vo servants' rooms In the basement; also plenty of JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT. 12 Auburn Avenue, Both Phone, <11. FOR RENT! Have several nice halls, suitable for secret societies or light manufacturing pur poses. For particulars See Rents $27.50 per month. LIEBMAN, Real Estate and Renting, 28 Peachtree St. CENTRAL PROPERTY. NO. 92 CENTRAL AVE., 50X83, ONE BLOCK OF WASHINGTON VIADUCT MAIN THOROUGHFARE BETWEEN TWO GREAT RAILROAD TERMINALS —BOUND TO ENHANCE RAPIDLY IN VALUE. WE ARE OFFERING THIS AT $200 FRONT FOOT FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. FOR SALE—TYPEWRIT ERS. We hnvo all makes second-hand and rebuilt Typewriters at prices to move them. It you fall to let us know your wants In this linn you will lose money. Write or call tor "Special Sale List.” Wo maintain the best repair department in the South and guarantee the best work. SOUTHERN STATES WRITING MACHINE CO. 424-2S-26 Candler Bldg. FOR SALE. A very desirable building lot 53x175 feet, corner Highland avenue and Ponce DeLeon Circle. DeLOACH MILL MPO. CO.. 400 Highland Avenue. M. A. SHELTON, FRASIER & SMITH, Bell Phone 3533-M PRIEST HAS ELOPED WITH WEALTHY GIRL Rome. Italy, Oet. 4.—Rev. Father Vir ginia t’arones, rector of the I’hurch of Hnnta Marla Maddelena, has left the priesthood and eloped to America with the daughter of one of his wealthy parlshoner*. The parents of the girl have asked the government to havt* the United States Immigration authorities detain them when they reach the other side. TRANSPORT THOMAS ATTACKED BY FIRE Manila, Oct. 4.—Fire was discovered 7 o’clock last night on board the transport Thomas. The crew fought the tire until 3 o’clock this morning. The Manila fire department was called their assistance* and together they held the lire to No. 2 hold. The flames first started In 2,500 hales of hav aboard, spreading to the coal bunkers. The vessel Is still being Hooded. PALACE IS ROBBED OF TITIAN PICTURE nme, Italy, Oct. 4.—La Trlbuna says that a picture by Titian has been stolen from the royal palace In Venice, an imitation having been left in its place. Here Is a Good Investment On Edgewood Avenue, near Cornelia St. Here we have a lot with 125 feet frontage,on Edgewood avenue, running thru to another street about 125 feet back, with a small house In rear. This Is right near sidetrack^ of Southern and Georgia railroads and Is a fine place for some little Indus* trial plant that needs to have a back door near an unloading sidetrack but does not care to pay the prices demanded for railroad frontage. We can sell this entir4 property for I2.S00; It is ** fine speculation, and a choice place to Improve on both fronts for big rental Incomes. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE OP DISSOLUTION. CH» September 11, 19W. N. IV Healey pur- chased the Interest of Ith-hard Finger III the firm of Healey A- Finger. N. I*. Healey assumes all obligations, and Will collect all debts of the late firm. The business will continue under the name of HEALEY BARBERS' S'UI’FLY CO.. No. 1 North Forsyth St. Stockholders’ Meeting. The annual meeting of stockholders of the Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company will he held lu the office of the Company, Room No. 9, Atlanta Terminal Station, at 12:15 p. pi., on Tuesday. October 16th, 1906. F. II. HILL. Secretary. FUNERAL NOTICE. Wigwam Cherokee Tribe No. 1.—The members of Cherokee Tribe. X<>. 1, (nested to meet at the Wigwam eral at Woodward Avenue Invited to join W. H. ABBOTT, Sncheti MARKED SLUMP SHOWN ill POLICE BUSINESS AFTER ELECTION DAI The closing of the saloons on.elec tion day caused police court to ex- pqylence another heavy drop in bust ness, similar to the pronounced de crease during the recent enforced pro hibition. From noon Wednesday until Thurs day morning, n total of only nine ases were docketed by Clerk Preston on the recorder's doeket< Three of these cases were for drunkenness. >n the day previous, while certain of the saloons were open, a total of 48 cases were docketed. .Thirty-four of these were for drunkenness. IMPORTANT SESSION OE RY, COMMISSION An unusually large attendance marks the Oetolier meeting of the railroad commission, which iH’gau Thursday morning. The first matter taken up for a hearing as flint of the ownership of the Wadley ml Mt. Vernon Railroad. Residents of Wrlghtsvllle. through V. M. Flanders, brought the charge that the Wadley and Mt. Vernon was owned bv the Central road, thus throttling competition. Mr. Plnmh 1 The commission will probably he In ses sion for two or three days, as several Im portant matters are dockctcil for conslder- All of the members of the commis sion are present. TURNER'S TAX RATE WO ON THOUSAND The new county of Turner will have the highest tax rate lu Georgia In 1996, the ty commissioner* fixing the rate at $20.20 on the thousand dollars. People owning property in Ashburn, the minty seat, will pay a big tax. When the Ity fifes Its rate, and the county nnd state ate of $25 Is tacked on, they will probably inve to pay something like $30 on the housnud. Up to the time Turner reported ones county led lu high tax rate, with $16.20 on the thousand. fur about 130 counties out of the 145 lu the state have reported their tax rate for the year. The proportion of municipali ties Is much i ’’ - “' ' * ATTEMPTED ASSAULT, GIVEN FIFTEEN YEARS Culpepper, Vh., Oct. 4.—George Grif fin, the mulatto whose trial ban been In progress In the circuit court for the past two days, was sentenced to 15 s In the penitentiary for attempted assault on a young girl of this county. ttiflin has been lodged In the Alex andria Jail for safe-keeping nnd during the progress of his trial, which made his presence necessary here, has been guarded by the <’ulpepper Minute Men, under command of I’aplaln L. L. Slaughter. The Jury was out only a ' minutes. REARING FOR RAWLINS SET EOR OCTOBER 13 After correspondence with Attorney John R. Cooper, the prison commission hus fixed October 13 as the date for hearing the petitions for commutation f sentence for Jesse and Milton Raw lins. The commission will he In session on next Tuesday, but will consider other matters until Saturday, when the Raw lins cases will he taken up. The last respite f"i* the two hoys was extended to N-.vtnnher 2. Whether or not anyone will appear In behalf of the negro, Alf Moore, does not appear yet. • Several letters are on file asking clemency for him. ATLANTA MABKETS. FRUITS AND PRODUCE. Officially correcteu by Atlanta Fruit and Produce Exchange. Lemous. $7.50. Limes, 604175c. Pineapple*. $1.50®150. Batin mt*. straights, per bunch, $1.50®1.73. Culls, per hunch. $1.0tVtfl.25. ' CALIFORNIA fftUIT-Fancy *tock: Einerta peaches, per box. $1.50. Mountain Bartlett pears, per box. $3*. Gross plums, per crate, $2. Columbian prunes, per crate, $2. Rose Fern grapes, per crate, $2.00. Blue MalvoTse grapes, per crate, $2.00. poultry And "country produce— Live hens, S6037V&C; fries, 22*«26c; broil* er Dres!ied "fries. IS®20c pound. iMoifr IvK ^iuUaR^rTHc. Eggs, per dozen, 23c. Butter, table, per pound. 20@22V4c; cook ing. per pound. 12V4©15c. Honey, new, 8@10c pound; In one-pound irks. 10tfI12e. VEGETABLE.-...-. stock, per bushel, $1.06. .... Cabbage (Virginia), l?4c pound; Danish Jin a beaus per pound, 6c; Navy, $2.10 per bushel. .... oe Onions, per bushel. $1.25. New street potatoes. 50c bushel. Kraut, ^-barrel, $3.75 FLOUR. GRAIN. PROVISIONS. FLOUR—Poster* natent. $6.00; Diamond patent, $6.26; Maseoutab Star. $4.70; fancy parent. $?50; Red Engle. $4.15; Blue hlbpon. $3.90: fancy, $3.90; spring wheat patent. $5.W ®CoitN—Choice red cob, 72c; No. 2 white, 70c; No. 2 yellow. 6!^; aired, 68c. ' OATS—Choice unite clipped, !8c; choice white, 47c; choice mixed, 46c; Texas rust proof, 50c. , . , MEAl—Plain water-ground, nor bushel 67e; bolted. 143-pound Jutes per bushel. 63c; Shorts, white. $1.50; medium. $1.40; browu. $1.30; pure bran. $1.10; mixed bran, $1.06. HAY—Timothy, cholee large bales, $1.15; do., choice small hales. $1.10: do.. No. I tlmothv bales, $1.05; No. 2. $1.00; do.. No. 1, clocvr ‘mixed $1.00; do.. No. 2 ctover mixed, $1.00. $1.00; choice Bermuda. 75c. RYE—Georgia, $1.10; Tennessee, 90c. Bar- lev. 96c. The above prices are f. o. b. Atlanta. GROCERIES. SUGAR—Standard granulated, $5.20. New York refined, 4Vfcc; plantations, 6c. Market very strong. COFFEE—Rooated Arbuckle • $16.50, hulk. In bags o. barrels, i3c; green, 104/ RICE—Carolina 4tt@7He. according to grade. New crop will arrive in two week*. CHEESE—Fancy full cream dairy, 15c; twins. 14-V. Market strong. PROVISION'* c “- hatns. lf»V4c. bellies, 20-5 lbs.. $10.60; fat'backs. Sc; plated 8c; Supreme lard. $10.25; Red Cross, 10.-, Snow Drift compound. 7*4**: R**d Cross, 7%c. STOCKS AND BOND8. Bid. Asked. Georgia 4*4*. 1915 112 113 Atlanta, 5s, 1911 ... Atlanta, 4V4». 1922.. 107 10«tt Atlanta 4s, 1934 106 107 Atinutn nnd West Point. . . .165 170 Atlanta nnd West Point Debts..107 UO Central Hallway of Georgia lit do. income M do. 2d Income 88% do. 3d Income $7 Georgia 265 270 Augusta nnd Savannah. . • . . .115 117 Southwestern 116 ..106 and A. lit* 112 121 COMPLAIN TO POLICE OE PIN READ DUDES ON STREET CORNERS The Whlttnker-Couraey Drug Com pany, at Marietta and Broad streets, 1ms sent a communication to Police Chief Jennings complaining of the con gregation of loafers on the street cor nets and especially In front of their place. i The loafers are said to be worst Just after matinee and night performances nt the Bijou Theater. It Is complain ed that boys and young men gather on u* corners and tnuke disrespectful unments on passing Indie*. In the letter they are characterized ns "ungentlemnnly loafers." "young ci garette smokers" and "pin-head dudes.” The |M»llce were directed to give the matter attention at once. BOLD JAIL DELIVERY DURING THE NIGHT leclnl to The Gcorglnn. Thomaaville, Ga., Oct. 4.—One of the boldest Jail deliveries in the history of Thomas county occurred at the county Jail here last night, when three ne groes, Will Patterson, Will Martin and Louis Jones, dug through a brick wall h a spade. Five others would have aped at the same time but It seems their nerve failed them at the last ninute. The men that escaped are notorious rlmiimls. Boon after gaining their liberty they secured an ax with which they hacked the shackles from their inkles. They are being pursued by hound*. TWO MEN ARE INJURED IN TROLLEY ACCIDENT A trolley car of the Georgia Bail- ay and Electric Company en route the Soldiers* Home Thursday morn ing shortly before 2 o’clock, figured In peculiar accident, a* a result of hlch R. W. White, of 81 McLendon reet. Edgewood, the conductor, and ..I. G. Stowers, of Pryor and Fair streets, a pharmacist, were Injured. The car was proceeding out Decatur street and at the corner of Piedmont enue ran onto a spur track, leading the power house a block away, the k'ltch having been left open. The v struck the curve with such force at both White and Stowers were thrown into the street. The Injured men were taken to the Grady hospital. Neither was seriously hurt.