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WANTED HELP-MALE.
NIGHT SCHOOL—B OOKKBBPINO.
Shorthand. Typewriting. etc., only 14 a
month. Drntighon'a Prnctlral Business Col«
lege, Piedmont Hotel block. 123 Peachtree.
Hell phone TO. Call, phone # ~
u'raufch'
the beat.
you
WANTED—YOUNG
pharmacy. Apply
Lurkle street, city.
SAI-ESMKN. COLLECTORS. BOOKKKRP
efs. stenographers, salesladies, eoinnnn
Ions. housekeepers, mechanics! and technl
enl help In all lines placed promptly Ir “
aftfnna: onr facilities 1**1; send for
* nent Association! 10Z
Atlanta. Oa.
WANTED—THREE YOUKO MEN
collectors. Must know the city well,
dress at once B. X. L, care The Georgian.
steno-hookkeeper, VX): youth for office,
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WANTED—TWO EXPERIENCED SALES
ladles In millinery and suit departlucuts;
Also two essh boys. Apply at The famous,
124 Decatur street.
WANTED-YOUNG LADY MILLINER OR
millinery saleslady with n few hundred
dollars to take part Interest In the Mode
Millinery Company. Ill Marietta street, four
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
A YOUNG I.AI>Y OP OOOD EDUCATION
dp.lrrn a poaltlnn oa gnvrrnrM. nr na
tonphrr of a prlratr arhonl in nice timilUm.
X.l.lreaa Ml.a H. I. Cranr. Lauren,, H. C.
It [■■■ I). Nn, 3.
AGENTS WANTED.
PICTUHB AGENTS-SEND YOUIt WORK
DAVID W. YARBROUGH,
MASTER PLUMBER,
Pboa.a 1268. » B. nontar St
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
OUT PRICES ON FURNITURB ANY-
« hrre clue, route lo na ami we will heat
them, llohlaon ft llarnea, la C. Hunter.
OUR ENTIRE LINE OF MATTINGS RE-
ilucml 5c a yard. Roblaou ft Barnea, II
E. llnnter afreet.
REFRIGERATORS AT COST. ROBISON
'■ ft Barnea. la Beat Hunter atreet,
DUTCH BULBS'TOB PALI. PLANTING.
M; Aahe Company. Southern tmnlera, L.
C. Smith Vlilbfe, h N. Pryor Street, At
lanta, Ga.
atore. Owner left city. Call 3 Ederwood
arenur, or 'phone 3794 Bell or 4794 Stand
ard.
FOR OIIIET HALE. BEAUTIFUL VA-
rant lot on Rprlng atreet. tietwcen Thlril
nml Kimball atreeta. Tertna or raah. Apply
>14 Petera building.
TWELVE FINE JERSEY COWS AND
one registered bull at auction Snturday.
October *,'at 10 o'elork a. in. Sale at
Murphy ft Griffin's stable, 189 Marietta
street. J. W. rerffnaon, auctioneer.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO-
ple and others. American Ineealmenl
Co.. 704 Candler Bldg.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-SOLID
walnut counter, SI feet. Must lie seen to
Le appreciated. Harry L. Schlealnger, 70
Madlion arenue.
WANTED—MI8CELLAN EOU8.
hlteball atreet. 'Phone 1131
■WANTED—YOU
IS Ji HAVE YOUR
l clothes cleaned and pressed at 76 Dodd
•renue. G. V. Kendrick, proprietor.
WANTED—ONE TWENTY TO TWENTY*
1 Hr# horaepowsr, second-hand, electric mo
tor; 220 volt ace: direct current. DeLouch
■Mill Manufacturing Company.
MISCELLANEOUS.
flCTOB I4ANUAN EBB AND^CROME
steel benk eefee •nd vault doom; every-
hlny In eefe line. K. W. EUI». Agent, 21 8.
iroed itreet
WALL PAPER.
(formerly of Bernett A Wlllla) Is not deed
nor mlralng. lie Is contracting wall paper
aqd painting. Office end show room 12
‘ .Last Hunter street Both 'phones HO.
OLD HATS MADE NEW
Bott end stiff fait ksts cleaned and re
shaped, 26c.
Banda or sweats, 25c each extra.
ACME HATTERS. 04 Whitehall 81
LOST.
|T—A-« PACKAGE ADDRESSED TO
, FortHoii. 76;* Peachtree atreet,
... JI silver l^lt pin and two aiunli
tplna. Finder will Ik* suitably rewarded
returning package t«» Mnler & Berkele,
3! end 33 Whitehall atreet.
IL08T—A * PACK
[ Mrs. B. E. Fo
.containing a alH
1'HANRLIN, .THE CLEAN CLEAN FKL-
low. clean# suits SI to S1.C4. Psnts 10c.
,J» Whitehall. »t Phones, Bell 520. A. 3WI.
< WANTED—MONEY.
Money wanted-ii.bm wanted at
once on good business property worth S3.-
JSeo ^sn* reM Wanted, r ’ care The
fcgggg -
Established 1890.
IfEYMAN ft COSSEHH. EQUITABLE.
Mortgage loans on real estate.
THE UNION SAVINGS BANK BUYS
purchase mo ner notes and lends raonev
on Improved Atlanta property a' reason
able rates. Bell phone 769. Gould Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6. 6 AND 7 PER
cent Interest, according. to security of
fered; amall expense and prompt attention.
Oalr on real estata la and near Atlanta.
8. B. Turman.
SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND;
say amount, 44, E and 6 |»r esnt Writs
or call K W. Carson. 24 8. Broad stresb
farm LOANS—WE ARB PLACING
loans on Georgia farms at the lowest
rates ever offered. The Southern Mortgage
Company, Gould building.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
at very lowest rate#. Na delays. Charles
Herman, itooms 202-3 Temnle Court.
FOUR PER CENT HOME MONEY TO
lend on mjnthly payment plan; no delay;
S. . nmney for pure base money notea.
Htrnlght loans made nt 5 per cent aud up-
ttirfis ftcrartlni to desirability of loan.
W. A. Foster, 12 8, Broad street
CAN MAKE LOAN AT ONCK ON CITY
real retnlc; clu np money. Address "Cheap
Loan, eure Georgian. .
EDUCATIONAL.
WESLEYAN FEMALE C<) LLKGE AND
Conservatory of 3Iusle. Mncoii. Gn.—Old
est anil beat. If, yon wish to attend any
time this school year, get on the waiting
list now. Catalogue# free. DuPont Guerar,
president.
ART SCHOOL.
WANTED—THE PUBLIC TO VISIT
i appy s School of Art sud Inspect por-
P<scbtrc,"an!l Auburn 11 "** '**“*•■ Cor “* r
FOR 8ALE—TYPEWRITERS.
23 BARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND TYPK-
WRITERS.
lost No. 1, g«HH| eundltlon $12.50
Remington No. 2. work perfect 15.00
Williams No. 2, perfect condition 17.50
Densinore «»nnn
American, brand new ‘j'j.M
American, brand new. with ease 35.00
No. y box, old model, nlee shape 27,50
Williams No. 4, good a# new 30 00
Smith Premier, rebuilt. No. 2 4000
* No ' rebuilt 37.50
Ullllam# No. 4. |H*rfect condition 35.00
3. In perfect condition 42.50
Mllllnms No. 4, good condition 46.00
{'ox No. 4. extra character# 47.50
Oliver No. 2. good a# new.’.W';;::'.":’"'
Williams No. 6. 17283 ...i: | ' -frir!
Densinore No. 4. 19688 ' 57*50
William# No. 6, 35929 " on'm
Oliver No. 3, 103000 mti
i., <. smith No. 2, 1500 no
Underwood No. 4. K9713 ‘ * lyr'go
11 r T h H It T V P K iv ft 1T B ii (' O.
717-7J* Fourth National llnuk Illdg.
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
FOR MAN AND WIFE OR TWO^OEN-
ftl nt * r , ,H,|M i Improvements;
private family. Inquire 45 Hvana atreet.
TWO CONNECTING BOOMS TO COUPLE.
Hot nnd cola water and other eonve-
‘•••tnnee; brick building.
400 Piedmont avenue. Itcfi'rcnce
FOR RENT.
To LET—HOTEL; ONE HUNDRED
rooms; furnished; every Improvement •
halr mattres*#.# stent., bent; HZ low? Ho!
tel I.lthbi, liilInpooNji. Gn. open for In
speetlnn. t nil or nddre## F. .1. Ilevi^r Tnl-
Inpimsu. Agents protected In eeiumlsslons.
TO LKT^HOTUI.; (»nT:
nwmx; ftirnlihni; * every Improvement;
? ^•'nn, heat; rent low; ||o-
tel LHhla, UllHpooEii. On. open for In-
spectlop. lull tir address.F. 4. Itever, Tnl-
Inpdpsa. Agent# prut.H t.Ml in eommlMsloiw.
OFFICE FOR RENT—Half office In
In fourth Xatlonol Bank Building.
Use of phone free.. J, cure Georgian.
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FOR SALE-REAL E8TATE.
IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL
smi* persons 1' stIl'itletv *'.V* l!^«
. BOARDER8 WANTED.
1IIK BON AIR, 3S4 Peachtree at., solicits
Inspection, comparison nml pntronnge.
BIG PIANO BARGAINS.
WK will pur ok Kalb Monday <m\
gJSrSJt .'T: JlJ 1 *""' 1 "*; Every pinue ii^nrlv
Hell, net line ever slxleeli luuntli- eld- cull
n Uc see ) belli. We'havii 'nlunil elclVtivi
hhlegpiils plsaoa ilmt have U-ei, rei.r' l fer
the .post year, and ## we w|#|, to dlscoti-
11 titie this imrt of our ImihIiii'iui, and In or-
der to clean out quickly tlic#e few sec-
oodhaml pianos we will offer them l»eb,w
•» few of them:
Stein way Square.. ... $ sr» ,
One $660 Kuulie S«piare.. . " * -t
One $5<W ltrninhnch Mahoganv Upright'* 'V*
One $4&» Hrambach MalniaVr 1 VrUht ’ V ‘
"■'.'“i"-" * ""ri* MiiCauy
One 836e Bertel Xlsheimny “Upright'.’.’." ?p! ;
Due Mnlioganv I'priubt.
»m; 8K6 Mnhrarsny Upright,. . , . 1 ]S 1
Me give double gunrantte -m ,»uy piano
sold by us and. If t|e#*retl| #;ree to ex-
oiir**#took"_ 11 ono for «»y plain. In
We s»,li**lt tuning nnd rapnirlng.
No pinii.i* will be K old until Octoiicr S.
,Kl , . , .Tc fiano parlors,
'I'hone 4097 Main.
62 North Forsyth Sinn*,. 4
FOR SALE—TYPEWRITERS.
THREE NO. 2 HEMINGTONH, IN GOl||l |
writing I'ontlltlnn, J15 each. II. 31. Ashe
ro, ftontherii Dealers L. c. Smith Visible, f
• 1 r Hu Atlanta.. Gs.
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OR. W. J. TUCKER.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ARCHITECTS.
LET US DRAW YOUIt PLANS AND
build your house. We can save you tnouoj.
Address P. O. Box 675.
ACC0UNTANT8 AND AUDITORS,
W. B. HI1ELDON, FELLOW OF THE
American and Georgia State Association
of Public Accountants. Sheldon Audit Co.,
public accountants and auditors, 616411
Temple Court. Examinations, appraisal*,
audita. Local and long distance phone 11—-
BICYCLE 8UNDRIE8.
BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST
bicycle and sundry disfrlbators In the
Booth. Southern agents for Pierce. Yale,
Shall and Hudson bicycles. Write for our
1904 catalogue sod price list. Alexander-
Elyea Co.
v. * r ' 1 " uim a.> i f imm
Prompt service. I toll 'phone 2374. Atlanta
Wood and Iron Novelty Works, 389 Marietta
... ns well
w. Ho prepares a cellar If you have
Moncrtet Furnace Co. Both phones.
ME88ENGER SERVICE.
FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE 3IEB-
•angers, 'phone 33. J. A. Davies and J.
H. W. Yarbrough, fa Auburn avenue,
corner !>ncbtred. Entrance Auburn ave
nue.
* nraUBim*-ALTERING—'TIIK WKW r.u-
reka Pressing Ulut>-Cleanlng-Kej»alrlng.
Atlanta ‘phone 700, Bell 'phoue 2475. 106*4
Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. Membership
«*wing MACHINES. „
RBNTED-TWO DOLLARS PER MONTH.
either Singer or Wheeler ft Wilson, We
rent only new machines with complete set
Whitehall street.
STOVE8 AND RANGES REPAIRED.
STOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED AND
■«t up. Expert workman. Patteraon
Furniture house. 286 Peters street. 'Phones,
Atlanta 2472, Bell 794 west Ws buy any
thing.
TALKING MACHINE8.
TALKING MACHINES AND KECORD8-
Wholosnle nud retail distributors of Vic
tor Talklug Machines and Records. Jnst
received large .consignment of machines and
over 10,000 records. Immediate attention
g yen mall orders. We want tae names of
all talking tnnrhlne dealers In the Sonth.
Write for catalogue. Alexnnder-Elyea Co.
..TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING.
H. W. ROUNTREE ft BRO. TRUNK AND
BAG CO. Retail and repairing. No. 77
Whitehall atreet. Puone 1676.
WATCHMAKING.
TO THE TRADE: COMPLICATED
watches are my hobby. Modern Ideas In
work and dealings. II. Walter l**tt. Room
1217 Fourth National Bunk Bldg., Atlanta.
SHOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
IS- PEACHTREE ST., OPPOSITE THE
Candler Bldg.
Bell 2335. Men a sewed half soles. 71c.
D. T. WEST & CO.,
. ' CONTRACTORS.
„ BUILDERS AND REPAIRERS.
J1V4 N. Foraytb st. Il.-ll (Malm U61 aud 2256.
Atlanta >06 and 2256.
IIOMER L. HUNT,
STENOGRAPHER ft CORRESPONDENT.
3914 Whitehall St. 32M 8. Broad St.
Bell Phono No. 5047.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS, HALLWOODB, IDE AT.8
and nil other makes at bargain prices.
We can sell you a register, suitable for
nny (iiialnenn, at a price that can uot help
but please you.
Cash or monthly payments. Every reg
ister guaranteed for two years.
SECOND-HAND CASH REGISTERS OF
ALL MAKES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
THE SOUTHERN
Second-Hand Cash Register
Store,
The Problem
of readily obtaining good
help baa been
Solved
moat satisfactorily by tboie
that have used the Help
Wanted Column! of The
Georgian, a newspaper that
drawi from a list of over
100,000 readers.
SANDERS, SMITH &.
CONWAY,
Phones 5488.
412 Peters Building.
CENTRAL PROPERTY,
NO. 92 CENTRAL AVE.,
50X83, ONE BLOCK OP
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.
$4,750—NO. 275 E. PINE
ST—A SPLENDIDLY
BUILT 8-ROOM, 2-STORY
HOME ON LOT 50X180 TO
ALLEY. PARTY LEAV
ING CITY ORDERS THIS
SOLD AT ONCE ON
TERMS OF $800 TO $1,000
CASH, BALANCE EASY,
W. A. FOSTER,
Real Estate and Loans,
12 S. Broad.
IN TIIK GIIANT PAIIK SECTION
brand new 2-story. 7-room realdence, with
nil th»- city conveniences; on beautiful ele-
COMPANY,
510 Temple Court.
Phone, Bell 2081.
lot 7Cx20o. This Is on Gordon
'I If you ure looking for a home
End it will pay you to ace this
i buy >3.000
HAS* ST It BUT.
CHK wk HAVE A NICE fi
te on good lot, and right nt Capitol
Mine. Have refused 122,50 per n — l
■ It. Now If you want it cottagi
• South aide and In good iielghborliotMi
<2,000
■ BOOKS AND STATIONery.
book# for 50r
tCoiue nn«| »ee thepil.
* fa In hie school, law nnd mosllral li
Whitehall atreet. Southern Book
Mortr’iftxi: and opium habit cubed
1 at home, without p^lp or detention from
business: permanent cute guaranteed; free
trial home treatment sent In plain wrapper
Dr. W. J. Tucker, 15% N. Broad street. At-
Jams, Ga.
FRASIER & SMITH,
Bell Phone 3533-M
GAHDK.X STUB
k BEAUTIFUL AltonM COTTAGE
lot 43*140. Till# I# right nt Georgia 'five-
‘ ‘ ...32,250
k COTTAGE CONTAINING FIVE BOOMS
nud iMttlt on lot 50x125. Thin cottage I#
dtnost brnml new. We can make you very
Ju#t the place for a
42.2$
!*u#y term# 01
pics lit tie hoi
thiR.
A NICE
KELLY ST BEET.
’E 4,BOOM COTTAGE. NOT ONE
old nnd nu h.t Wbcfil.' Thl# Is In the
'siJri'li'KfiiKUnof,.
Ill lllllr IdlM-k of Cl
water work#, fruit
mi cun not build
unoy
IF-ANY
mile ll#t it with
no. Tl|l# houno has
1 plenty wf* shade
io hi miim* for thi
$4,600
FOR RENT.
11 CRESCENT avenue.
K\V I WO STOIIY SEVEN BOOM
(mi niiimII lot. Is 4111 the east side
•out avenue, lictweeii Peachtree
I Tenth Mtreet: Pun ga#, hot nud
|M»rcelaln hath. e|o#et. atatlou-
the kitchen; with
cine light tlxturea;
— i*at dCidrnhle nelghliorhoods;
htree Mtreet earn 150 feet away. Routs
$40 |*er tuoiitli.
82 WK8T FIFTlY S-ffffch?. "
frame
»f Cre
place a
cold wale
gnu and
lot 30 Iij- HH, -which He* level
the
er; pi
tut and
bent
gw
htree ear* one block
•nut No*cipher 2. Bents $¥) per
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT,
38 Auburn Arenup,
Both Phones <11.
M. A. SHELTON.
DON'T FOKGET M. A. SHELTON IS A
. | — — : practical stove and range repairer;
J. c. Gavsu, manager. Bell phoue j WE BUY AND SELL HOUSES AND LOTS w#rk materiel guaranteed. Both pi
• vu ra»/ terms. IS5 Auburn aCvnue. ' “
1 5371. 51 6. i’rjor su-eet.
COTTAGE . t)F TUX
rooms, with nil the dty convenlenecs,
i'nr Grant Park car line. A perfect little
home nnd ehcnp for $2,800, on term# of 3350
cn#h and 32S per month. You cannot bent
this If you want n home.
a hargaIn 1 in a'lot 7S fiiii phet-
tlest part of North Boulevard, near An
gler avenue, 47x140 feet to alley. Suap for
$2,500. Thl# In the right place for n home
or a good place to build a house that will
sell nt a profit.
>N GIIANT HTIIEKT WE HAVE A GOOD
6-room cottage, with all the city con
veniences, large, elevated lot. Price $2,700.
Easy term*.
ON OAKLAND AVENU'E. ALMooT NEW
5 roiuo cottage, all the city convenience#.
Grant Park for n front yard. Price $1,800.
Easy terms.
iffi'flJioND AVENUE — 1 LAKEWOOD
Height#, onlc half block from the
uted lot, 60x259.
Price. $1,000.
WEST LINDEN HTIIEKT—N’E A It HI'HING
! NOR’WEST A'fLANTA.
TO MOTHERS AND
FATHERS.
THE QUESTION OF THE
HOUR.
WHAT CAN YOU DO
FOR YOUR CHILDREN?
If you cannot leave them a
fortune or set them up in
business, you can give them
a start in life by buying each
a lot in Nor’ West Atlanta.
While these lots cost you
X) today each may be
worth hundreds of dollars
on the day of apportionment
and thousands of dollars by
the time the child is of age.
There are hundreds of lots in
Atlanta which were bought
at low figures, and have
made whole families rich.
There is one lot in - Atlanta
bought for $135 by a father
aud his son sold it for $124,-
000, making him wealthy. If
your child or each of them
received only one-tenth as
much, it would make the
child or children a small
fortune. We can make deed
to YOU or ANY OTHER
PERSON or CORPORA
TION you mav select as
TRUSTEE.
NO LOTS SOLD TO NE
GROES.
Write, ’phone or call on
North Atlanta Land Com
pany, 305-6 Fourth National
Bank Building, Atlanta, Ga.
R. M. Mitchell, President.
N. G. Long,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Salesmen always wanted
everywhere.
w>rvlcc. Price $2,100.
$20 per month.
Terms $400 cash nud
I'ONNAI.I.Y HTIIEKT - NBA1I FAIII
Mtreet nclimtl; well built nud aubstnntlal
cottage home, containing five room# nud
ball; all city convenience#; elevated lot,
5> by 120 feet to nlley. Price $2,250; enay
term#. •
4«! IIAWHON HTIIEKT - TWO HTOHY
7-room hon#e. All convenience#. He/
$30; price $3,0J0. Good home or Investment
Atlanta I'houe 1831.
SALKS DEPARTMENT:
8. HOOK. B. C. EVE.
Here Is a Good Investment.
On Edfiewood Avenue, near Cornelia St. Here we have a lot with 125
feet frontage on Edgewood avenue, running thru to another Btreet about 125
feet back, with a small house In rear. This is right near sidetracks of
Southern and Georgia railroads and la 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 entire property for 52,800; It Is a fine speculation, and a choice
place to improve on both fronts for big rental Income*.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
PETTY'—The friends of Mr. -nnd Mrs. M.
L Petty, 31 r. nnd Mrs. W. T. Jones,
the Misses Mary, Ssllle and Minnie Lee
' Watford* Mr. and Mrs. Lnndram Hol
brook and Mrs. Alice Strickland are In
vlted to ntteud the funeral of 3fr#. M.
L. Petty Saturday, Octolier 6, 1906, at
12:30 p. in., nt Smyrna. Ga. Funeral
Icuve# the realdence, 49 Mtlledge avenue,
G. H. WELLS & CO.,
1104 Fourth National Bank
Building.
Bell Phone 5223.
: 1.009-3600 cn«h nnd bnlnnce en#y, will buy
ot on north side 60x150; nice nnd level
with alley on three sides;
»f Boulevard. This Is a ri
nre offering ft only for
nt the''chattel of H. 31. Patterson ft Son
nt 10 a. m.: 3Ir. B. M. Grant, 3Ir. V.
R. Gresham, 3!r. J. B. Hightower, Mr.
J. J. Payne. Mrs. John X. Abbott and
Captain J. R. Richards.
Ml, WELLHOUSE
DIES III NEW YORK
Mra. Fannie Wellhouae, who once
lived In Atlanta and was the mother
of several children who now reside in
Atlanta, died suddenly at her home in
New York Wednesday. Her children
In Atlanta are Henry, Louis, Alvin and
Leo Wellhouse. Two daughters, Mrs.
Max and Boerne Young, reside In New
York.
She wae the widow of Meyer Well
house. who came to Atlanta 40 years
ago. He was one of the first In this
section of. the state to enter the paper
business.
Mrs. Wellhouse was born In Wurtem
berg, Germany, and was 70 years eld.
She moved to New York eight years
ago, but has visited Atlanta several
times since.
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been announced.
GEORGIA NEWS
IN PARAGRAPHS
Atlantan Honored by Claaa.
Special to The Georgian.
Oxford, Oa., Oct. 6.—The law de
partment at Emory has a larger en
rollmnet than It has had In many
years. The two classes met at the res
idence of the dean of the law faculty,
Judge Capers Dickson, and elected
presidents as follows; President senior
class, L. C. Dickson, of Fayetteville;
president junior class, L. Z.' Rosser, Jr.,
Atlanta.
Club Holdt Meeting.
Special to The Georgian.
Norcross, Ga., Oct. 5.—The Woman’-
Club held an enthusiastic meeting with
the president, Mrs. Homer Jonce, on
Thursday afternoon.
After the Theater Tonight—Souvenir
Night at the New Kimball Palm Gar
den.
block east
c bargain and
quick sale.
$2,500—6-BC M >31 POTTAGE ON GEORGIA
know about It.
rtoTmedlock. henry htjaukson:
R. O. MEDLOCK CO.
Cor. Peachtree aud Edge-
wood Avenue.
Bell Phone 3794. Atlanta
Phone 4794.
near Fulton Cotton 31111#, always rented
$11 month; #pend $100 aud can get $15.
»,000 - l'MtOOM MODKUN LOVELY
‘ me. North IhMitcvurd; tine shaded lot,
»>. Will take smaller property as part
$Lvr.'»<>—GKT8 STORK AND 5-BOU3I COT-
titgf, tine stand, near Sbuth Pryor. Bents
13oo year.
110.001 TO $20,000—NORTH HIDE NEW
prn|»ert!es that will pay 12 per cent on In-
I'stment.
KlW-Hl'I.B.VDID HOME. 8IUDED, LOT
Atnnta In a mill town. Has new 9 room
„;Mi#e, barn and other bulldUigs, three ten
ant house*. Improvement# all made within
pn#t three years at cost of about $7,000, and
the land Is worth $3>) nn acre at lowest es
timate. Adjoining lands nre held nt from
$40 to $60 aud $9*) per acre. This Is a big
$1.500—BI Y8 7-ROOM COTTAGE. BARN,
line garden. 60 seres of land, tine orchard,
rer 2u0 bushel# apples now on trees, lo
cated In u small town on railroad 40 tulles
from Atlanta.
$2.^49—6-R004I COTTAGE. GAS. WATEIt
nnd bath, near North Boulevard, and It's
a bargain.-
MANY OTHBli k , KOPBRTIE8. CALL OR
FOR SALE.
A very desirable building lot 53x176
feet, corner Highland avenue and
Ponce DeLeon Circle.
DeLOACH MILL MFQ. CO..
404 Highland Avenue.
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.
FOR SALE—TYPEWRIT-
*ERS.
We have all makes second-hand
and rebuilt Typewriter* at prices to
move them. If you fall to let us know
your wants In this line you will lose
money. Write or call for "Special
Sale List.” We maintain the best
repair department In the South and
guarantee the beat work.
SOUTHERN STATES
WRITING MACHINE CO.
424-25-26 Candler Bldg.’
DEAD.
BUY A LOT IN HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY. I AM OFFERING 500
OF THE CHOICEST LOTS RIQHT
AT THE ELECTRIC STATION, EV
ERY LOT FACES EAST AND A
BEAUTY. GET YOUR PICK FIRST.
SOLD ON EA8Y TERMS. THESE
LOT8 HAVE NEVER BEEN OFFER
ED BEFORE. SEE ME BEFORE
THE BEST ARE GONE. YOU WILL
WISH YOU HAD.
J. A. BROOKS,
407 4th Nat. Bank.
BeU I\ 1393.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
On Wednesday afternoon last the
first of a series of musicals waa given
at the Country Club complimentary to
the ladles. The officers of the club
have designated Wednesday! as la
dles’ day. The charm of these affairs
Is their Informality, there being no re
ceiving line. These musicals will con
tinue to bo given on Wednesdays
throughout the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Addison Gillespie Smith
have issued Invitations to the marriage
of their daughter, Kate, to Mr. Jehu
Thomas Stokely, on the evening of
Wednesday, October 10 at 8:30 o'clock,
ot 920 Nineteenth street, South High
lands, Birmingham.
Miss Dora Northlngton, of Pratt
ville. is the guest of Miss Anne Earle.
Judge and Mrs. H. A. Sharpe have
returned from Pittsburg, Pa., and
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr. Krsklne Ramsay, president of
the Country Club, la In Pennsylvania,
where he was called by the illness and
death of his sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Bostick have
returned from their wedding Journey
through Yellowstone Park and points
of Interest In California.
Mrs. W. P. G. Harding is in Louis
ville for a visit of several days.
Miss Ethel Clifford, who has been
the guest of Mrs. B. M. Starks, in
Louisville, returned home Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Drennen nnd
their daughter, Mrs. Willie Drennen
Russell, have gone to their winter
home at Orlanda, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. David Roberts and Miss
Belle Roberts have returned from the
mountains of North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Drennen are in
New York visiting Mrs. Drennen's
mother, Mrs. Runyon.
Mr. Wilson Brown has returned from
Europe.
Miss Kate Blue, of Montgomery, Is
the guest of Miss Roberta Adams.
Mrs. John H. Kaul and her mother,
Mrs. J. B. Head, |ind Miss Jamie Heud
have returned from Asheville, N. C.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar Hundley, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Hundley's
parents, Captain and Mrs. Frank P.
O’Brien, have returned to their home
In Huntsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Culpepper Exum will
leave this week for New York.
M’RAE,
John Stamps spent Sunday In Eastman.
Colonel II. W. Burch spent several days
In Kastman.
Colonel Tom Eason waa a welcome visitor
In McRae Monday.
31 Ism Allle DeLouche returned to Lumber
Cl t v Moinlny.
Miss O'Neil Lindsey, who hss lieeit
'pending the slimmer In Newnnn. and other
north Georgia towns, returned home 3lon-
day.
S. D. Williams, of Greenwood, 8. C., Is
visiting his sister. 3Irs. 31. L. Otitxs.
Miss Cat brine William#, of Greenwood. 8.
C.. who has been visiting her aunt. 3fra.
31. I* Ontxs, lias returned to her home.
Mrs. D. It. Deekle, who hss lieen visit-
Ing her parent# In Stateslioro, returned
home this week.
N. S. Hodge# sml family mori I hack
to Mayfield this week, and universal re
gret Is felt over their going away from
McRae.
3lrs. T. E. Oden, of Blackshear, la vis
iting Mrs. J. II. Redmond.
Mra. L. T. Murdotigh. after spending
several day* In Cbunneey, returned home
Sunday.
c. B. I'nrker went to Savannah this
week to meet his wtfe, who has been
upending the summer In Virginia. They
111 reach here Friday.
Mrs. J. II. 3Ianry and little son will
arrive rrld.-ty from a visit to her parents
at Colombo#. Go.
Jacob Smith left for 3!itcnn Wednesday
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Officially corrected bj Atlanta Fruit and
ProOuce Exchange.
Lemons, 17.60.
r bnnch, 8.600113.
Culls, ner bunch, 11.'“Hi 1.5.
CALIFORNIA r rtUfT—Fancy stock
Eincrta peacbea, per box, tl.M.
Mountain Bartlett pears, pec box,
Gross plums, per crat,, 12. u
Columbian prnnes, per crate, 12.
Rose Peru trapes, per crate. 42.00.
Blue Malcolm grapes, per crate, 12.00.
POULTRY JfND COUNTRY FRODUCB-
Ltre hen,, 364l27He; tiles, 22H626C; broil
TiresmA irics, 18020c pound.
« pound, 144.
In, 16c; paddla
table, per pound, 20O22MCI cook-
l "f(oucr/'new!’ SolSponnd; In ono-ponnd
"vEGETARLEB—Irish potatoes No. 1
stock, per bushel, 81.06.
Cabbage (Virginia), lKc ponnd; Danish
'fi'ma beans per pound, 6c; Narj, 82.10 per
buthel.
Onions, per bnahel, 81.26.
New sweet potatoes 60c bushel.
Kraut, 14-barrel, 83.18.
.
CORN—Choice red cob, 72c: No. i white,
- -ellow, 89-; mixed, 68c,
__io!ce whit# clipped, 48c; choice
white, 47c; choice mixed, 46c; Texts ruat-
PI ME'AL—Plain srater-rroond. per hnaheL
’c; bolted, 140 ponnd ]utea per bnahel, 63c;
8bort>, white, 81.60: medium. 81.40; brown,
81.30; pure bran, 81.10; mixed bran, 81.06.
IIAY—Timothy, choice large bales, 81.15:
do., choice small bales, 81.70: do.. No. 1
timothy halca, 81-06; No. 2. 81.00; do.. No. 1,
cloevr mixed, 81.05; do., No. 8 mover mixed,
8LOO; choice Bermuda, 16c.
BYE—Georgia, 81.10; Teoneagee, 90c. Bar-
above prtcea era t. o. b, Atlanta.
GROCERIES.
SUGAR-Standard granulated, 86.20. New
York reflned, 4Vic; plantations, 6c. Market
COFFEE—Roiated Arbuckla's $16.50,
bulk. In bags <a barrels, He; green, 10$
srlns. 1446c.
PROVI8IC
full cre
; strong,
bar
CHEESE—Fancy full cream dairy, 15c;
c. Market atron
IONS—Supreme .
hams, 15Hc. California bams,
Cross hnms. 15c. Dry salt extra riba. $9.50;
bellies, 204 lba., $10.50; fat backa, Sc; platen
8c; Supreme lard, $10.25; Red Cross, 10c.
snow Stocks and 4 'bonds?"'
Bid. Asked.
Georgia 4tta. 1016 112 Ilf
Georgia, R. B. 6a. 1910 106 106*4
Savannah 6a. 1900 102*4 103g
Macons 6s, 1910 106 ...
Atlanta, 6s, 1911 lOi
Atlanta, 106*4
Atlanta 4*. 1934 106
Atlanta and West Point. . . .166
Atlanta and Wsat Point Debts.407
Central Hallway of Georgia 1st
do. Income. ...
do. 2d Income
do. 3d Income
Georgia.... »
Augusta and Savannah. . • • • .115
Southwestern 116
K a Pacific lata.. .« ,••• •.120
and A. lata ..US
1
W. F. Reeves.
The funeral of W. F. Reeves, who
ran the blacksmith shop at 19 8outh
Pryor, and resided at 388 East Fair
atreet, takes place Friday at 3 o'clock
at the realdence.
Mr. Reeves leaves a wife and several
children. Members from Camps 12
and 65 of the I. O. O. F., will attend
the funeral.
The pallbearers are: J. I. Ketcham,
M. H. Abbott. F. N. Ray, L. F. McMil
lan, \V. D. Gleason and Dr. C. J,.
Vaughn. Interment at Oakland.
Mrs. Mattls Pstty,
Mrs. Mattie Petty, after a lingering
Illness of several months, finally died
Thursday night of nervous prostra
tion at the realdence, 49 Mllledge ave
nue. Mrs. Petty waa 36 years old and
waa the wife of Real Estate Agent
M. L. Petty. Besides her husband,
she Is survived by three children, the
oldest of whom Is 16 years. The body
will be removed to Smyrna, Oa, for
funeral and Interment, which will take
place there on Saturday, at 12 o’clock.
TWO MEMBERS OF 17TH
SENTENCED TO PEN.
Special to The Georgian.
Chattanooga Tenn., Oct. E.—Peter
Charette, ot Pennsylvania and James
Kramer, of Pennsylvania two mem
bers of the Seventeenth Infantry, now
motioned at Atlanta which took part
In the army maneuvers at Chlckamau-
ga, have been given four years each
In the state penitentiary on the charge
of beating and robbing Qrant Peppers,
of Walker county, Georgia of a gold
watch and 816.48 In money. The rob
bery la said to have taken place in th*
Nashville yards here.
FORMER ATLANTA CLERK
ARRESTED IN CUBA
Special to The Georgian.
st. Louis, Oct. E.—Dispatches today
tell of the arrest of Edwin' C. Ernst,
21 years old, by the United State*
troops In Cuba as a flllxuster.
Ernst's parents reside here. Accord
Ing to the boy’s father, he left here for
Atlanta, saying he was working for a
wholesale drug house there. From
there he went to Philadelphia and then
to the Isle of Pines, where he was em
ployed as purser on the Sara * pas
senger boat.
TONIGHT—AT THE NEW KIM
BALL SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT
AND SOUVENIRS AFTER THE
THEATER.
BUCKET 8HOPS CLOSED
IN CAROLINA TOWN
nicer Mm. Smith nnd ulster, wbn have
week.
Mra. Itr. Weaver, „r Baxter, la vl
Major G. 8. Ltd via, uit College street.
Special lo The Georgian.
Anderson, 8. C„ Oct. 5.—Anderson
hnd two "bucket shops,” but Fergu
son's failure closed one three days ago
and this morning Thomas H. Martin,
who has been operating the other,
closed up shop. Martin’s closing was
due to some misunderstanding with a
New York house with which he had
been placing his orders, It Is stated.
It Is the general opinion that the next
legislature will knock out all bucko*,
•hops In this state.