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Newspaper Page TextTHE ATLANTA TWl 'r. GEORGIAN. TvKD.vnsPAr. orTonrn ir. WANT ADS. ONLY ONE CENT A WORD No ad. taken for lest than 25 cents, the price of four lines. Six words of average length make a line.. The following rates ■re for consecutive insertions: 1 time . . 5 times . 6 times . 20 times • 52 times . 78 times . • 6 cents a tine. . 5 cents a line. • 4 l /z cents a line. . 4 cents a line. . 3Vz cents a line. . 3 cents a line. WE WILL SEND FOR YOUR AD. WITHOUT CHARGE FOR MESSENGER SERVICE. CALL US 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 WANTED HELP—MALE. Shorthand, Tjp.wrllln* tie., omy m a monlb. Drsuxhoo's Prat-ties I Bn tin cm Col phone *S9. eatalwur Draatfhn Cull, phone or writ, (or __ will convince you . I. tb. boot. WANTED—YOUNG pbarranry. Apply Luckle etreet. city. WANTED—STRONG BOY AS HELPER nnd apprentice In typewriter repair shop. State ace and wa«ea expected. (*ood op- porttmltr for a Iwjr of the right aort. R. T. C.. care Georgian. IK YOU WANT A POSITION IN .ANY lino, anywhere, place your name with ua. The business men appreciate our methods of fnrnlahlng help. National Employment Aaaoclattnn. 1022 1023 Century building. WANTED-SIX EXPERT WEATHER baardera and shlntlers at once, good pay. Apply early to W. II. Arnold, corner Pied mont and Tenth etreet. l.OOKI COME ON! MEN AND BOYS' hair eat 16c, ahnmpoo 15c. alnxe 15c. hand manage 16c, electric 26c. Swelleat ahop In clty Vnlon lwrbera. Walker's, I Viaduct f Uc -' — 1 WE WANT TODAY STEN'O.-BOOKKEBP ora. typewriter, offlee boja and cook). rtl.l.- Unman 11(1 L'mirth Nnlillllfll WANTED—STENOGRAPH ERS. 650. 170; lady to take charge of two ehlldern; col lector. $2t>: itenogrnphera, for out-of-town poaltlone at Rood salaries Bellamy Bull- AjbjUejy 1330 Candler linlldllu WANTED HELP—FEMALE. WANTED—LADY STENOGRAPHER AND accountant. Mu»t lie quick und accurate. State eiperlcnoe. glan. • Address S., cure Geor- WANTED HELP-Mai# and Fomalf, WR BELIEVE THAT THE HEADERS OF The Georgian are people of Intelligence and refinement, anil we believe also that most of them read dally the adn on this page. To teat this. we make the following otter: The regular price of our inairaxtue la II n venr. but on.v jieraon who will cat this nd out end acini It to um with 60c will receive the mngnatue a full • year-six month* free! lie sure to send ad, and don’t wait, na tbla offer la limited. Address The Mocking Bird. Xcwnan. Ga. gECHT IIIMMILU'fl PIANOS. EHTM1L18HKH 1823. PIANO GO., f.2 aN. FORSYTH. SITUATIONS WANTED. WANT^il^PtlS IT ION ii At.gMi' SP. dry goods "r shoe, preferred. Experienced In general uiorchauillse atere. llcat refer- eueea furnished. Addre,,. II. t\cure FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS- AGENTS WANTED. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. . ARCHITECTS. LET PS DRAW YOL’tt PLANS AND build your bouae. We cun «utc you mou»y. Addre*. p. o. BOX 675. ARCHITECT. LET ME DRAW YOUR PLANS AND build that dwelling honae for you. -t * # BICYCLE SUNDRIES. BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST bicycle and sundry distributor* In the South. Southern agents for Pierce, Yale, Hnell and Hudson bicycles. Writs tor our 1906 catalogue and price list Alexander. Blyea Co. . „ CABINET WORK AND MODELS. CABINET WORK AND NOVELTIES. Prompt aerrlee. ltell 'phone 2374. Atlanta Wood and Iron Novelty Work., 389 Marietta street. * Pet»ra street. Atlanta. Ga. EDUCATIONAL. WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE AND Conservatory of Musir, Macon, Ga.-OM- eat and best. If you wish to attend nny time this school year, get on the waiting list now. Catalogues free. DuPont Guerc#, president. SMITH PREMIER NO. 2, WITH __ chrome movement: worth ss tuneb na brand new; price 170; easy terms. Butler Typewriter Company, 717-718 Fourth Na- tlnnnl Bunk building. ART 8CHOOL. COLD WEATHER IS HERE. Wr have the Goods. [RATERS. BLANKET# nnd COMFORTS, \VY can Save You Money. CASH OR CREDIT. . We Itepnlr. Pnek am! Ship. #11 riione 1757. Bell Phone 1767. HE J R. TURNER FURNITURE CO., 41 and 43 West Mitchell St. FOR BALB—3-CHAIB DAnnBB OOTOT. complete, almoal now. coat about 34JO. Will 6 11 enenp. Now In good location. Addrcaa . M. Ntnnalnml, Bolton. On. «Si:Si.M , PnMVTH BECHT PIANO I 63 N. FORBYTII. FOR HALBt-A NEARLY NEW VICTOR •ate with inulde ateel cheat. Hlxe of safe, |k by 1 feet. A bargain. Ware & ladaud. 2 wall atreet. •OR SALE-MULE. IN GOOD WORKING order; 625. 160 Went Ilunter atreet. 61)11 REGISTER; BRAND-NEW; COST 1160: will aell or rent cheap. Rutter rpewrlter Company, 717-716 Fourth Nation Bank hulldlng. 1VER TYPEWRITERS—WE HAVE - rc. atock of Oliver*;, some aa good a. aa-new. Com. and lake your choice for Ut Bntler Typewriter .Company, 717-718 irt^iatlonj^ujjjjjjjjyil^^ mmm , MISCELLANEOUS. VICTOR MANOANEBB AND CROMB ateel bank eefes nnd vault door., eeery- lkl.7l»T!f* IL W. Ellta. Ag.nt, 26 S. Nrad INVESTMENT. WANTF.P-TO DIBPOBH OF PART 1N- ternt In pntented household nrtlcle to party with .ufflclent capital to engage In manufacture of aume. for Immediate pale to the trade. Addre.. Z. 8., care Geor- p'Ojt TYl'KVVHITKII No. 4 4850; WOBTlI more thou any other moke; brand new; price 160. Butler Typewriter I’ompnuy, 717- 1 - ' Nallonaf Bank .building. price 160. II 2J Fnurth DR. W. J. TUCKER. MORPHINE AND OPIUM HABIT CORED gt homo, without pain or detention from btulneaa: permanent cme guaranteed; free trial home treatment aont In plain wrapper. I™ w: J. Tucker. 16)4 N. Brood itreet. At- tnnta. Go. FOUND. ANKLIN. TUB CLEAN CLEAN FBL- >w, clean* jmlta. It to ft.50. Pont. Me. Whitehall fit- Phone*. Bell 620. A, »L WALL PAPER. a WALL PAPER. AND PAINTS. -Don't let 'em fool yon." Jim Burnett (formerly of Burnett A WIUli) la not dead nor mining. Ho la contracting wall paper and painting. Office and tbow room 12 Boat Hunter etreet. Both 'phonca 160. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. puce It with no; we giee it our ipeciat •ad pernonal attention. If It'e worth the price wo will tell It. C. U. IVelU * Co.. 1104 Fourth National Bank. WILLIAMS TYPEWRITER almoot good aa new; our price 632.60. (tut ler Typewriter Company, 717-718 Fourth Na tlonal Bunk building. PROFESSIONAL. TO UKT—HOTEL; ONE HUNDRED room#: furnished; every Improvement iinlr mnttresse*. steam heat; rent low; Ho tel Llttila, Tallapoosa, Ga. Open for In spection. Call or address F. J. Beyer, Tal lapoosa. Agents protected In commissions. FOR RENT—ROOMS. KOR RENT—FOUR ROOMS AND BATH, second floor. 233 Richardson street. FOR KENT-THREE UNFURNISHED rooms, half of cottage, hot nnd cold wa> ter, gas. 106 Pulliam street, Bell 4373 Main. BOARDERS WANTED. THE BON AIR. 384 Peachtree sf, solicits Inspection, comparison and patronage. OLD HATS MADE NEW. OLD SOFT AND STIFF FELT HATS cleaned and re-shnped for 36c. Han.Is qr sweats 26c each extra. Out-df-fown orders given prompt and careful attrhtjob. Beat work, latest styles. Acme Hatter*, fii- Whitehall streqt. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED I*BO- pie and others. . American Investment Co.. 704 Candler Bldg. Established 1890. WEYMAN A CONNERS. EQUITABLE. Mortgage loans on real estate. THE UNION 8AVING8 BANK UIJY8 purchase money notes and lend# money on Improved Atlanta property a. reason able rates. Bell phone 71ft. Gould Bldg. MONEY TO LOAN AT 6, 6 AND 7 PER cent Interest, according to security of fered; small expense and prompt attention. Only on real astats In and near Atlanta. 8. B. Turman. 8PKCUL HOMES FUNDS TO LBND: aoy amooot, 4)4. 1 sod 6 wr caat. Writ, or call H. W. Carson. 24 S. Broad stmt. FARM LOANS—WR AUB PLACING loans on Georgia farms at tb* lowest rates ever offered. The Southern Mortgage Company, Gould building. MONEY TO LOAN ON JM5AL ESTATE at very lowest rates.'No driayi. Charles Herman, rooms 263-S Taaiolo Court. FOUR PER CENT HOME MONEY TO lend ou monthly payment plan; no delay; also money for purchase money notes. Straight loans made at 5 per cent and up- wnrds, according to desirability of loan. W. A. Foster. 12 8. Broad street $2*660 FOB LOAN ON ATLANTA HEAL estate; no delay; money lu hank. Aildreaa Capital, care Georgian. HltAMBAOn l-IANOR. , ESTABLISHED 1823. HECHT ’PIANO CO„ 62 N. FOK8YTH. HE-s the MAjPtHAT HELLS HOT Ain. Installs furnaces In old boasts a* ** He prepares a cellar If you have aone. Moncrlef Furnace Co. Both •phone*. messenger service. FOB PROMIT AND RELIABLE ME8- aongera, 'phonn 33. J. A. Dgylao and J. C. Branan. PICTURE FRAMES. PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. H. W. Yarbrough. 2!4 Auburn nyenoa. i lUiBniNU—ALTbRINfl—THK NEW laU* .‘■eK* Preaalng Club-Cleaning— Repairing. Atlanta 'phone 700, Bell 'phone 2476. 106,^4 Whitehall itreet, AtUnU, Cv. Memberahlp H Per month. 8EWING MACHINES. bbntbd-two non.Alta per month. either Sluger or Wheeler ft Wllaon. We rent only new machine* with complete act of attachmeuta. Prompt deliyery. Both lss3 - Singer Sewing Machine Co.. * Whitehall atreet. SZ?,5£S 8 .^ ND Ranges repaired. stoves and ranges repaired, and .A 0p, ._ Kxpert workman. Fatteraon Furnltnre house, 2M IVter* atreet ’Phone#, Attanta 1471. Ball 794 weat. W# buy any* 4T _ TALKiNG MACHINES. ALKINO MACH INKS AND RECORDS— a an<i dlatrlbutor# df Vic- tor Talkjug Machines and Records. Juat received large consignment of machines and ojrer 10,000 records. Immediate attention l ®*ll orders. We want tne names of !*! t* 1 * 1 * 1 * machine dealers In the South. Write for catalogne. Alexitnder-Elyea Co. w B h^h^°;, r «l , “ 1 ^r„'J. i r 5 T lrlnf- No - " watchmaking. TO THE TRADE; COMPLICATED watch,-* are my hobby. Modern Ideaa In "^•’•‘•od dmj.lnga. 11. Walter Lett. Room 1217 Fourth National Bank Bldg., AtlunU. SHOE REPAIRING. GWINK ’S SHOE SHOP. >?. I’f.ACRTllBE ST.. OPPOSITE Till Bell ‘Men a tewed half aolaa. 76e. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS, IIALLWOODS, IDEALS and all other makes nt bargain prices. 5* 11 . y° u n register, suitable for “Tijr business, nt a price that can not help nt please you. Cash or monthly payments. Every reg- 'ter guaranteed for two veara. SECOND HAND CA8II ftKOISTERS OF ALL MAKEH BOUGHT AND SOLD. THE SOUTHERN Second-Hand Cash Register Store, REMINGTON Nil. 7: GOOD AH BRAND- ®»w. If I'ouxltt niilek, k',7.511 wifi get It. But er Typewriter Cotnpany, 717-718 Fourth ■mna) National Bank building. DAVID W. YARBROUGH. MASTER I’LLMRr.lt, Phoaea IS*. 20 B. nontar St REMINGTON. TYPEWRITER. GOOD wrlrlng eomllllmi, from 615 and up. Butler Typewriter Company. 717 718 Fourth Na tional Bank building. INMAN PARK LOTS. 5 Lots ranging from $275 to $o25; level;'only a few feet from two car lines; very easy terms. - ,, • . ROPPvSIMS.&.OOv 319 and 320 4th National Bank Building. Bell 888. Siaudard 2880. OCTOBKIt BARGAINS IN VEHICLES. .Leather Quarter Top Bug gy, $50; reduced from $60. Surreys, formerly $100 and $125, now selling for $80 and $100. RuWb'hlrts, eastern make, $100, reduced from $115. Pull Leather Top Eastern Buggies, with rubbed tires, $140; regular $160 value. Rural Mail Wagons at $40; worth'$60. ■ W. A. POSTER, Real Estate and Loans, 12 S. Broad. IN THE : GRANT PARK SECTION A briind new i’-atory, 7-room realdeuee, with " ll . < ;j' l , , ' 1 <'“(euee*; on benutlful ela- vuted lot. half block from the ear line nnd greutvulue for 63,850 on term, of 6060 caab und 830 per month. BRAND-NEW . COTfAUK rooms, with nil tl>«» OF HIX •*lty conveniences, oil terms of 8350 cash and |25 per month. You enunot beat thin If you want a home. A BARGAIN in“a lot in TiIe I'ltliT- tleat part of North Boulevard, nenr An- gler avenue, 47x140 feet to alloy. 8nnp for 82,600. This Is/the right plncc for a home or a good place to build n houae that will sell nt a profit. ON GRANT STIIKKT WE 11AVK A GOOD Eaay terms. SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY, Phones 5488. 412 Peters Building. »,500 N. BOULEVARD- BRAND NEW HOME, NEAR PONCE DELEON HAS 9 ROOMS; IS MOD ERN AND A BEAUTY. LOT IS LARGE AND LEV EL. IF YOU WANT SOME THING CHOICE LET US SHOWYOU THIS. TERMS IP DESIRED. $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. HOME. SAUNDER&j ^RATHER & "COMPANY, ,510 Temple Court. Phone, Bell 2081. WEST END—WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL hmue of g rooms on Peeples street; lot 60x175. This house has all modern luiprove- ments and la almost new ,..86,000 WHITEHALL STREET—EIGHT-BOOM hnuue, tin lot 161x220, Tbla houat* has al modern improvement*. Think of the price. alae of lot nnd on Whitehall .>7,600 ENTItAL AVENUE-A 7-ROOM HOUSED on good lot. and In walking ■ dlatanee. Thla house la not quite completed, nod low lu the time to get you a houae .63,660 6r.me street—a kour-Uoom iioiiheT on lot A4X100. Water and fna, and la close In. 1900 cash ami balance monthly. The price |« only 82,000 JlftlA.MEI, STREET—A CORNER STORE and 6-room cottage, renting for 819.60 per JionJh. Thi. la,very cheap at the juffaa Whitehall tfeiniXcE-A’’' Nice—T- room house, on lot 45x130. This house Is almost new and close In. A small payment cash, balance easy 82,860 CilAI-EI, STREET—A 7-itOOM HOUSE, with all modern Improvemenfs, on lot 38 -J 176, and rented to good tenants. V< cheap nt the price $2,.-. Woodward avenue—a nice 6-room cottage, with all mmiern Improvements, on lot 62x162. You cannot do batter for the money 82,800 iE Ai\V ;iP”THB ABOVE do not - suit yon \vc have' other*, nnd w» would !>« very glad to have you cull and let ua show them to you. 1. B. WKBB, ON OAKLAND AVENUE, ALM^aT NEW 6-rooiu c«»ttsge, all the cltv conveniences. Grant Fork for n from yard. J*rlco 81,800. Eaay terms. mrTmoND~VENl ^ - UAk^WOOD containing four rooms and hall. _ ... ——ltents 810 per WEST LINDEN STREET—NEAIt SUUING street; nice almost new 5-rnom cottage home; all city couvciiienccNj gooil car service. l»rlcc 82.100. Terms 8400 cash and 820 per month. NNAlXV STREET - NEAR FAIR tornis 46» RAWSON 7-room hotise. 830; prlee 83,000. proposition, ~st i’i il trr -t wosroitV^ All ran tenlencea. Rout Good home or Investment WHITE KOR A DK.SI'RII*riON OK ONE ■ftKfia.MjM of the 1»est plantations In Georg itntlon Is line, the price is rl_ description la very complete. Bell ’Fhoni* ^)‘-*7. AtlauU Phono 1881. At CHURCH-AND MAHONIU ORtJANIhT /^ n . k „• AlV.r ILy •22 degreesi and 6*nmjK»ser. Highest tcstl- vt0Ol|Jlcl \ Clllt 1C alltiT, V.O.. 52 W. Mitt-hell St., ■ «- 1 Atlanta, Ga. UeUlchauip, J**»**i*r. 70 Whitehall street. FARM! Have 175 acres, 32 miles of Atlanta, on IV. & A. R. R., with good house, outhouses, plenty of fruit, bottom land and woods; Will sell cheap or exchange for Atlanta property. See LIEBMAN, Real Estate and Renting, 28 Peachtree 8t. M. A. SHELTON, S. B. TURMAN & CO. OBTH SIDE IJOMEI IF YOU ARE looking for a nice, modern home on north side, call In and let us show you a house nnd lot on Piedmont avenue, between Eighth and Tenth streets. This la piped for furnace, wired for electric lights, gas. water, aewer nnd bath; cast front All street improvements down and paid for; tile sidewalks, nice, large lot. Wc can sell you this place for |6,750 ; 81.760 caab, balance on easy terms. ITOL AVENUE! A TWO-STORY on-room house, lu thoroughly first-class tlon; new plumbing, gas. sewer, water bath. Newly painted Inside and out; front; splendid lot; 60 by 200 feet to an alley; #1,250 cash, balance easy. Price VACANT LOTS! FOURTEENTH STREET, between Peachtree and Piedmont park, we have a nice lot for only 83,000. We will assist yon In building If you desire. MYRTLE STREET LOT, 45 BY 160 FEET; only 81,860. Til# sidewalks, sewer, water nd gas. ’ LL’CILE AVENUE. \VE8T END-STREET car line and all Improvements dawn, such ns sidewalks, sewer, water, gas; chart ed streets; splendid neighbors, aud uear “ new public school; price 8900. OAK STREET LOT-SEWER, WATER. gat, etc. Price 8660; convenient to Pee- pies street, city school, only one block away from two car llnea. Gordon street nnd Ludle avenue. RAILROAD FRONTAGE-MANUKAOTDB lug attea. Fifty acres of land fronting 1.200 feet on the Central railroad. Atlanta nnd West Point railroad and College Park electric car Hue. right at Oakland City; running water on the ground. Pries only 825.000, or 8600 per acre. SUBURBAN HOMES AND ACREAGE-! We hnve a nice, new five-room cottage, 17 acres of land; »>•■*» •"'*"» ».»•*««»« —m. tor; paved puldli churches near by. niuuu n-u uhuuhi walk front electric car line, and price only 82,600 ; 81.000 caab and balance easy. roiiI muicim, in wnicu terestlng rending matter. S. B. TURMAN & CO, Cor Broad and Alabama Sts. We have listed with us for sale a beautiful home on Peeples street, in West End, This house consists of 8 rooms and has all modern improvements, aud v built for a home two years ago. The size of the lot is 50x175 feet to an alley. This is near Gordon street, and if you want a West End home, this is it. SAUNDERS, PRATHER & COMPANY, 510 Temple Court. Bell Phone . 2081. SPECIAL BARGAIN! MUST SELL. DAVIS STREET. EIGHT-ROOM house Id good repair; barn, poultry house nnd large garden; lot 60 by 200; four blocks of new terminals of Atlanta. Birmingham and Atlantic and 8eaboard Air Line. This property la sure to Increase In value within short time. Owner Is leaving the city nnd la anxious to aell. A splendid opportunity to get a bargain. E. A. NESBIT CO., 514 Empire Building. ■a, hot and cold water: bath, closet, sta- ounrv washstaud, sink in the kitchen and sink In the pnntiy; this Is an awful nice place; In a gooil neighborhood, and In good renr‘“ ” " ~ ihe door; wll i>4S per month. 65 ARMSTRONG STREET. THIS TWO-STORY BIGHT-ROOM* BRICK Is on the west side of Armstrong street, between Piedmont avenue and Butler street: has gas, hot nnd cold water; porce lain bath, closet, porcelalu sink lu the kitchen; Is rt good house: comparatively new, nnd quite close In; Kdgewood avenue cars two blocks away; will be vacant No vember 1. Roots 830 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT, , 13 Auburn Avenue. - Both Phones (II. Edgewood Ave. Property. We have several hundred feet frontage on Edge- wood Ave., in vicinity of Boulevard, Howell St., Brad ley St., Randolph St. and Cornelia St. Prices range from $20 up to $35 a front foot. Call and let us show you this property. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. M’ALISTER ' By ALBERT HENRY. G. J. DALLAS, Real Estate Agent. 317 and 318 Fourth National Bank Bldg., Third Floor. Bell Phone 1455. A SNAP IN A NORTH SIDE HOME. IF TAKEN NEXT WEEK, WE HAVE A lMM\utIfnl ten-room home, furnace heat, porcelain Imths, double floor, storm-sheeted, electric light a and gas; lu fact, all modern Improvements: flue forest oak shades, nice barn, servant*’ house, fine large lot, slightly elevnted, east front. The jwrty has a loan on It* for 85,(XXV which can be carried at 6 per cent four and a half years, place la easily worth 819.000. Will sell for ~ 50, purchaser to assume the loan. J or a private home, and not for a sale. Ilouae practically new. If you want a home at a bargain, come early. FRASIER & SMITH, Bell Phono 3533-M FOR SALE—TYPEWRIT ERS. We have all makes second-hand and rebuilt Typewriters at prices to move them. If you fall to let us know your wanti In this line you will lose money. Write or call for "Special Sale List.” We maintain tbe best repair department In the South and guarantee the beat work. SOUTHERN STATES WRITING MACHINE CO. 424-25-26 Candler Bldg. FOR RENT. 4 HI the owner baaVffBPMKMVRPVRm men In cate the party wanted roomers or boarders. Three of tbe rooms are now renting for 824. nnd I can rent thla for 840 to the right party. Five-room hoi ke and ih acred of * * **’ In Weat Ebd, and a IIS.00 NINE-ROOM HOUSE. NO. 3U W. Illj.V- ter street; close In ....826.00 EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. IN THE VERY- TEN-ROOM HOUSE. ON HIGIILAX’l) avenue; real pretty placa .836.00 EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, NO. 77 RANKIN street, cheap at 813.50 S. L. DALLAS, 318 4th Nat. Bauk. Phone 1455. In the Matter of M. Winer. Bankrunt. as a court of bankruptcy, passed the day of Oetr*— • receive senlt shite*, furnishings, hat* nnd dry goods, to* with fixtures. Including show cases, , shelving nnd safe, of the anhl M. Winer, bankrupt, located at 179 Peters street, Atlanta, ua., blda will be received by me un to 10 o’clock Thunslay. Octo- l»er 18, 1996, blda to Ite opened nt said hour In the office of P. If. Adams. Esq., referee. The right reserved to reject any nnd all bids. R. C. PATTERSON. Receiver, 725* Prudential hnlldlm Atlanta, tag. i, Ga. MASKED ROBBERS , BLOW OPEN SAFE Flora, III,., Oct. 17.—F7v« maaked robber, blew open the aafe In the Bryan & Land), flouring mill early thla morning and eacaped with 1160. One ahot at City Watchman Stout, who ran for help. When the pome arrived the robbers fled. Special to The Georgiao. Macon, Oa.. Oct. 17.—Improvements which have been ordered made at the Bibb county jail will make the uae of dynamite neceaaary 'for the next mob to gain an entrance. Doors which were battered down by the mob with a ateel battering ram after three hours' work, will be replaced by those of the armor plate variety and as an additional safe guard each door will have an outer door made of heavy ateel bars. I have no heart for the brave part I used so well to play— The men I know through the cltrgo; I have dropped clean away. They know not me, but ghost of ms. That walks the streets alone, All groping blind for my dead kind. And vainly for my own. • —The Return. In the long run youth must always pay the penalty for living as life should be lived, according to the first clear view of youth. Wherefore, McAlister, after some three pretty years, dropped away—was blotted out. He paid with the penalty of a weak heart and a residue qf a few odd pounds where once were hundreds. Let it be said In Justice to McAlister that he went straight and clean while he was running; second, that he was crushed financially by a manner of sharp dealing that was peculiarly nasty (onthe part of one called Bryant); third, that when she knew he had dropped a girl held out her arms for him, vain ly, till they were quite tired. This last was, perhaps, the greatest of the three. McAlister went to live In Brussels— Cite de la Chausaee. I know of only two more places more like hell for a man who has known and loved un crooked streets and men and ways to live In. There—even bread Is a thing far which you grope eagerly when you have really felt the whip of Chance— he acquired patiently, with mourning, and for a time In utter terror, a ca pacity for the work of salves. Strangely enough, one of his burdens helped him greatly In the bearing of the others. This was his abiding'hate of Bryant, who (chiefly) had brought him there. Sitting ol an evening In his room, while below Madame, the Laun dress, shuffled noisily on her way to and from the long washing shed, he went through the "downing" of Bryant methodically, over and over again. Some three schemes for his revenge (out of about thirty-six laborious oth ers) he put down on paper. When the Brussets Exhibition came— this Is told of a time gone by—McAlis ter got a job at one of the stalls, not far from where they handed you the damp half-penny paper after Us orderly riot through a city of machines. Mc Alister had curious experiences there, for many English came to the exhibi tion, and some that he had known passed him. And the sight of them put flame to his trodden soul. He would go back, by Qod; and for a month he would flare and live again, then flicker and go. It was on the very day he vowed this to himself that two Englishmen, strangers, stopped for ATLANTA' MABKETS. FRUITS AND PRODUCE. Officially correctea by Atlaau Fruit sad Produce Exchange, Lemons. 67-60. Lime*, 606376c. Pineapples, 63.5O01Mk Bananas, straights, per hunch, 61.6031 n Culls, per hunch, 61.W,i.K. al '“' CALIFORNIA ► ftUIT—Fancy stock: Kloerts peaches, per box, 61.60. Mountain Bartlett pears, per box, 63.A Grots plums, per crate, 62. Columbian prunes, per crate. 62. Roes Pern t “ “ Blue Mslrou . Coeoanuts, per sack, POULTRY AND COU e hens, ( * ■aMfU lHPOc pound, d hens, par-pound, " ucka. Pekin. 35*?: pu Rfff** por dozen, 21033c. . Butter, table, ,P?r pound, 2O022Hc; coot. kotSpound: one-pouad racks. 16012c. VEGETABLES—Irish potatoes, Na t stock, per bushel, .P&iftl.OO. Cabbage (Virginia), lfce pound: Danlik i.i'ina beans par pound, 6c; Ntvy, 6210 on finpM Onions, per buehel. $1.26. New sweet potatoea,66©75c bushel. Kraut, barrel, 63.71. FLOUR, GRAIN. PROVISIONS. FLOUR—Poatel’s patent. 66.00; Diamond patent, 66.26; Maecoutau star. 64.70: fane* patent. 64.50: Red Eagle, 64.25: Blue Ribbon, 63.90: fancy, 61.M; spring wheat patent, I6.M ®COilN-Cholee red cob, 70c: No. 2 white, 68c; No. 2 yellow, 60c; mixed (7c. OAT8-Cholce white ottnped, 49c; No. t white 48c; No. 2 mixed, 47e; Texas ruit- water-graunu. ... pound jutea per 1 Short), white, fl.60; medium. 61.40; brown, 81.36; pure bran, 61.20; mixed hran, 81.16. HAY—Timothy, choice large bales, 61.15; do., choice amotl hales. 81.10: do., No. I timothy bales, 81.66; No. 2, 81.00; do.. No. 1, cloerr mixed. 81.00; do.. No. 2 ctorer mixed, 81.00. 81.00; choice Bermuda, 60c. RYE—Georgia, 81.10; Tennessee, 90c. Bar- rices are f. a. b. GROCERIES. SUGAR—Standard granulated, 66.20. New York refined. 444; plantations, 6c. COFFEE—Roasted Arbuckle'e 616.63, hulk, In begs o* barrels, i3c; green, 103 *te RICE—Carolina 4Hp7Vie, according ta bellies, cv un,, *,v.w, mi unv„, , pnira 8.25; Supreme lard, 810.50; Red Cross, 10*-; Snow Drift compound, 8c; Red Cross, 7*le. 8TOCKS AND BONDS. Bid. Aaked. Georgia «4e. 1116 ut 113 Georgia, It. R. 6a 1910 106 1«4 Savannah 6s, 1900., .102)4 1031, Macons «s. 1910.... too ... niiBuift 11, 1H1„ •S..AUB Atlanta and Weat Folnt. . . .166 Atlanta and Wait Point Dfbts.,107 Income da 2d Income do. 3d Income Georgia 266 Augusta and Savannah lit Southwestern.. and A. late.. LIVE STOCK MARKET. LORD MAYOR OF LONDON IS TAKEN ILL IN PARIS Paris, Oct. 17.—The lord mayor of London was taken sick thla morning while being driven to a breakfast party to be given In hla honor, and was hastily taken back to his apart ments. The program for today's fes tivities has been given up. Cattlln took the stairs three at time, and the handle clattered as he flung himself at the door. McAlister sat In the streanllng path of the sun light, his arms upon the table and hla head upon his arms. "It's right!" cried Cattlln. “McAlls. ter, old man, you were right In ,what you said. Bryant's broken—broken In to little pieces—and It's all come round for you once more, old chap. Every body will know It was Bryant, and not you. Why, the beggar’s gone to sleep. Wake up, McAlister!” •But McAlister walked gladly with a friend—and the name of the friend was Death. goolsIyTounTover ON CHEATING CHARGE C. L. Goolsby, a you a* whit# man, was Imuml orer to the stat# court* WVdn#*- ilay morning by. Recorder Broyles under bond o>f 8200 on tbe charge or cheating nnd swindling. CoMdsby was arrested by Detectives Con- nally nnd Ktarnes, and Is bpciisomI of passing a worthless check on F. L. Williams, a Jew eler. In DH*ntur street. Tb# check was drawn on a bank In Uurlton. Ga.. and was de|NM|t#4l by Mr. Williams In su Atlanta hsnk. lie was later Informed, be said, thst Goolsby bad no deposit In tbe Carlton bank. Chicago. Oct. I7.~Hoga—Estimated re ceipts today 26,000. Market slow and 54? 'I' 10 , 1 "/ fair: left over 6,749; hulk (MMUOitstlniatsd for tomorrow 25,mi; light 16.h«ivy'66.96©*.«); rough 8.",.93 ©4.00; pigs 35.40as.IO: yorkers , 86.«e«.5"; good to choir, heavy 60.60©6.60. . < stile—Estimated receipts 24.000. Mnrket sternly to a shade lower; quality fair; I’.ojro* ,$407.30; cows 31.4004.60: heifer. Jr-52ff“ 40; calves 66.9608: good prime atecr* 65.3597.30; poor to lilcdfuin 6406.30; atock- era und feeders 62.4006.76. Kherp— Estimated receipts 35.000. Market •loo'lx: quality fair; native 63.2008.60; we*t- ?, r " »2'®C6.60; yearlings 66.40©lai; larnlia 64.60Cf7.80; western 34.6007.66. a long time near hla stall, talking con- central Railway of Georgia 1st fldentlally of two things, and one of them was Bryant and hla affairs. They took no notice of McAlister, because he was a Frenchman; but McAlister was shouting In his heart. For their talk of Bryant's present position was the key to the second of his three schemes. McAlister worked with Infinite toll, all day and all night, varying this with all day and half the night, to get money for the chapter thiat should be hla own. To hla credit, again, there was one fel low at home to whom he might have written, but he would not. If he had written he would have learned that his friend was dead, but this does not alter It at all. So he came home. It was not so long, after all, since he had dropped, and he was not sanguine, but he reck oned to find, aay, half a doxen whom he had known. He found more than that, and he wished he had not spoken to them. Big men, now, were some of Cattlln was a fellow he had liked neutrally In the dead time, never par ticularly caring for him or desiring his company. It was Cattlln who took McAltstsr home, pitying and wondering at his drawn face and the Arc In his eyes. It was Cattlln who bucked him up and gave all his time to him and his project concerning Bryant, which Mc Alister could not work himself, but with which Cattlln entirely sympa thised; It was Cattlln, In shori, who, pitying, as I have said, tried hard to make this shadow of the old McAlister feel himself a man. But It was not to ». Cattlln failed. . Wonderful to relate, the girl might have done It. The girl would have done It, for, although she had dropped her arms, she was perfectly ready to stretch them out again for one man— McAlister. So that If Cattlln had known her, he could have worked It easily. But he did not, know. Mc Alister never told him. McAlister was always telling himself he would find out the girl and go to her; but as a matter of fact, after his rebuffs from other friends, he was afraid. So he kept on telling himself that he would find out where she was tomorrow. But when tomorrow came he did not stir to try and And her, but kept silent. Per haps the daylight frightened him. AU honor to Cattlln; he did not give up trying for a month. ..ill ..130 ..113 l ALLEGED ROBBERS SENT TB THE TOWEH Roger Reed nnd William Rmltb. negro#*. Wore sent to the Toner Wednesday morn ing by Recorder Rroyles In default of 85M botid Mich, on the charge of rubWry. The negroes were bound over on the charge that they nasaulted nnd robbed nn- other negro, Hteve Traylor, of Xlcknjnck, Tuesday morning on the Peters atreet via duct. Traylor snld one of the negro#* struck him on tbe head with hla list, and the other draw h knife on him, relieving him of several dollars In money. HON. M. F. ATKINSON IS STRICKEN ILL Special to The Georgian. Madison, Ga„ Oct.- 17.—Hon. M. F. Atkinson wax stricken with apoplexy early this morning. HI# condition la reported to be very nerloue. POLICEMAN WOOD PAINFULLY HURT Bicycle Polloemnn Wood wa# painfully hurt Tuesday night shortly before midnight while attempting to board a Orsut park trolley ear at Ilnnter and Butler street*. In some manner, the officer’* foot slip ped and he was hurled violently ngalnst the Itelglan block pavement. He tiikeu to his home in Grant street In :l cab, where he received medical attention. MIDDY IS DEMERITED FOR HAZING PLEHE Annapolis, Md„ -Oct. 17.—The ftrst penalty Imposed under the provision'* of the new antl-haslng law was dealt out by Admiral Bands, superintendent of the naval academy, to Third Cla** Midshipman R. P. Duller. Jr., todav, who he gave 200 demerits for haxinc -Ptebe" Godfrey De'C. Chesvaller. Fifty more demerits will cause Culler's dis missal