The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, November 05, 1906, Image 10

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    Want Ads
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Without Charge For Maasangar
Service. Call U, on Bell Phone
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When 8*nding Ad*. Pay for at
Rate* quoted above.
Ads. for Situations Wanted Will
be Inserted Free.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ARCHITECT.
LET ME DRAW YOUR PLANS AND
build that dwelling bouse for you. |
BICYCLE 8UNDRIE8.
BICYCLES AND BVNDBICS-LARGEST
bicycle end sundry distributor* In the
South. Southern agent* lor Pierce. Tale.
Snell and Hudson bicycle*. Write for Our
ISM catalogue and price Ust. Alexander-
PALMISTRY.
QUEEN TAHITI.
The Egyptian Woman of Palmistry, can
befaonsulrrd on ell affair* of lift. If Blur
doe* not tell you true and correct, there
I* no charge. Pay her a visit at once. Tur
ner Edgetrood avenue and Ivy stteet. Oyp-
«y camp.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
WANTED—BRIGHT, NEAT LAD AS OF-
flee ltoy: tJ-50 per week aalnry to begin
with. Apply at ,:*> o'elnek Monday morn
lag to Dudley Glaaa, City Editor The
lanta Georgian.
CABINET WORK AND MODEL8.
CABINET WORK AND NOVELTIES.
Prompt aorvlce, lletl phone 1374. Atlanta
Wood aud Irou Novelty Work*, 2X> Marietta
street.
. MADAME MKLLIE.
TlfE NOTED EGVITIAN PALMIST,
ean itc consult*-,! on all affairs of life. Hit* 1
reunites the separated, cause* n speedy
marriage with the one of your choice, gires
MONCRIEF—
HF/S THE MAN THAT SELLS HOT AIR.
luatalla fnrnaeca in old houses as well
at Dew. He prepares a cellar If you has#
none. Mol crier Furnace To. Both ’phones.
MESSENGER SERVICE. „
FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE ME8-
aengrrs, 'phone U. J. A. Davies and J.
ART 8CHOOL.
Ptatbtre* and
Typewriting, etc., only S4
h. uranghon’a Practical Bnatnaar
Piedmont Hotel block. IS Peed
phone t>1. Call, phone or writ
you
IF YOU WANT A l*OSITION IN
line, anywhere, place your turn* wl
The Imslnea* men appreciate onr at
of furnishing help. National Emplot
Association. 102-103 Century W
The Ploueers.
LOOK! COME ON!
, Itc. ,
rity. Strictly
3 Viaduct pb
Walton etreet.
<3 Peachtree.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
Mire*. C. C. C.. P. O. Box !
WANTED HELP—Male and Female.
BECIIT PIANO CO., <3 N. FORSYTH.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
perienre In office work would llko employ
ment aa assistant. Address Mlaa Berry, —
t’aptalu N. J. Hunt. Fort Mcrherauu.
AGENTS WANTED.
PICTUBE AGENTS—BEND YOUR WORK
to n* for enlargement: fair price*. I
flaleh; Id by 30. Religion! and acenery
turns cheap. The Gamer Company.
Peters street, Atlanta, 0a.
BOARDERS WANTED.
Inspection,’eomparlaue nod patronage.
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
FOR RENT—THREE OR FOUR FUR
niched or partly furnished rooms: bath
ami gas. Tall or address M Stonewall St.,
-room* for light hounckeeplng igus, bath,
,-otd and hot waterl to .-ouple without i-hll
dm. Address 3 Garueit atreel.
FOR RENT—OFFICES.
FOR RENT -THE REST OFFICE IN THE
city. Want to re-rent It for four montba’
free’rent until Sovemlwr 15. Furniture for
sale, or will lease with office. If be,king
for a auap, call at orn-e at 4-13 reter* build
ing. .
PERSONAL.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH,
MASTER PLUMBER.
Phones 1255. 20 E. Hunter St.
WALL PAPER.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS.
I "Den't let ’em fool you.” Jim BurMtl
(formerly of Burnett * Wljtle) I* not dead
Mr missing. II* I* contracting wall papt
«*4 . °Fle«_ end show room -
street Beth phoees H9.
OR. W. J. TUCKER.
business: perroaneut cute guaranteed: free
trial home treatment seat in plain wrapper.
Hr. W. J. Tocher, 151* N. Broad stmt. At-
of attachments. Prompt delivery. Both
'phones ICO. Singer Scoring Machine To.,
1$ Whitehall street.
SAUNDERS, PRATHER &
COMPANY,
510 Temple Court Bell Phone 2081.
At-
STOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED.
— STOVE* AND KANO EH KEl'AIUED AND
n set up. Expert workman. Ustteraos
, Furniture bouse, 29$ Peters street. 'Phones,
At * Atlanta 2472. Bell 794 west. We buy soy-
lit
TALKING MACHINES.
— TALKING MACHINES AND HECORD8-
Wbol-Ml* and r»ull dlitrlbutora ot Tic-
tor Talking Machlnaa and Bworda. Ju.t
racriTtd larga cona'gnm.nt of machlnM and
4; over 19.409 record, Immodlat. atlrntlon
*• glr.n ma.T order*. Wt want tat mm of
«• all talking marhlna drnlrr. In tfco Kontli
Writ* for cat*logo*. Atoundrr-Ulgc* Cn.
THUNK AND BAG REPAIRING.
n, W. ROUNTREE A BRO. TRUNK AND
BAG CO. Rets!! sod repairing. No. 77
Wkltriuli stmt. Phon* UTt
tTO™T«SW.CAT B »
S wttch** *rc m, hobby. Modern Idea* In
work and dealing* H. Walter L*tt Boom
U17 Fourth National Bank Bldg.. Atlanta.
8H0E REPAIRING.
b* GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
d m PEACHTREE 8T„ OPPOSITE THE
n Candler Bldg.
s. Bell 2235. Men s sewed half solas. 71c.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
z -
r. -
COLD WEATHER IB HERB.
We have the Goods.
- HEATERS. BLANKETS' and COMFORTS. 1
We Can Save You Money.
CASH OR CREDIT.
We Repair, Pack and Hblp.
Bell Phone 1757. Bell Phone 1757.
- THE J. B. TURNER FURNITURE CO., f
„ 41 and 49 Weat Mitchell 8t.
t “
,
BR AM BACH PIANOH.
ESTABLISHED 1523.
- BECHT PIANO Co., <1 N, FORSYTH.
, , TYPEWRITERS.
Second-bund , typewriters of all make*
onr attgclalty. licit rilue, nnd Inweit
prlcea guarnnteod. Illustrated catalogue
ATLANTA TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
, 71 North Pryor street, Atlauta, Ga.
b ^ S'.
SOMETHING NOVEL AND NEW IN
combination surrey; four vehicles In
one* Call at Ml, West Mltrbcll and let us
show you. Georgia Vehicle Mfg. Co.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VICTOR MANGANESE AND CROME >
steel bank safes and vault doors; every- .
thing In safe Une. B. W. Ellis, Agent, 2f 8. 1
Broad street j
THE NEW GAB LIGHT
UNDHAT INVERTED •
HAVES GAS. INCREASES LIGHT. •
CARTER A GILLESPIE ELECTRIC CO., Di
40 North Broad street. ’Phones 5000.
a
EDUCATIONAL. *
WESLEYAN FEMALE. COLLEGE AND <’
Conwnr.torg of Mualr. Macon, Ga.—Old- s
nt and kit. If you wl*h to attrud nnjr
time this school year, gat on th* walling .
II,t now. Catalogue, fra*. Dul’ont tincrig, r
prealdant. '
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
IF YOU HAVE I'ROPERTT TO BELL.
place It with na; wt giro It our apeclal
and persons! attention. If It's worth tbs
price we will aell It. C. 11. Wells A Co., 1104
Fourth Nations! Bank.
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
OLD SOFT AND STIFF FELT HATS
cleaned and re-abaped for S5o. Bauds or m
sweats 26c ench extra. Out-of-town order* "
given prompt and careful attention. Best ..
work, la teat style*. Acme Hattera, t l 4 ~
Whitehall alrcet. i
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY ADVANCED 8ATWLRIED I'EO. „
pi* aud other*. Amarlcau Inrcatmeat
Co., 794 Candler Bldg.
n
w
Established 1190. o*
WEYMAN A CONNER*. F.QITITABIE. or
Mortgage loans on real estate. |u
THE UNION SAVfNOS BANK ItUYS t‘
purebaee money not** and leuda money r~
on Itnprored Atlanta peonerty a reaaon- ...
able rates. Ball phon* 7«(. Gould Bldg. L.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 1. « AND 7 PER "*
cent Interest, according to oecurity of- w
fared; small expense and prompt atteutlon.
Only on real eatata In aud near Atlanta.
H. B. Turman.
SPECIAL HOME FUNDS “ TO LEND:
any amount, 4H, t and $ per rest. Writs 31
or call H. W Carton, 24 S. Broad street.
FARM LOANB-WK ABE PLACING
loans on Georgia farm* at the lowest
1 at*a ever offeree!. The Baotkcrs Mortgage
Company. Gonbt building.
MONEY' TO LOAN ON REAL C8TATR
at eery lowaat rates. No delays. Charles
Herman, rooms 90 S Temole Conri.
FGint-PER CENT HOME MONEY TO T
lend ou m mtblj payment plan; no deity;
also money for pnrebase money notes.
Straight loans made nt 6 per rent and up
wards. according to desirability of loan.'
W. A. Footer. 12 B. Broad street.
FJFTY-FOUJI ACHE#. ONE MILE
Ilaperllle, near Nteirart avenue....$2,000
FIFTY-SEVEN ACRES. MIX MltEH OF
Atlanta. 2 inllea from Ea«t Lskc.... <1.700
THIRTY ACRE8. TWELVE MILES AT-
lanta. on Roswell Ho**! $450
SOUTH SIDE. EIGHT ROOMS OX LOT
40 by 192. eaat front, new 13,150
XORTII SIDE, UP T
room*, lot 47 by 4 110
HILLIARD STREET, CLOSE
rooms, lot 51 by 180
IS. SIX
$2,150
WEST SIDE. TWO LOTS. 40 BY 120, EASY
term*, each .' $450
WEST END LOT, 200 BY 187. THI8 18
a beauty $4,000
Cl HK WOOD IaOT, 50 BY 200, BAHT
front, very cheap $300
J. B. WEBB, Malestain.
FOR RENT.
renue, and the residence of Captnlu T. J.
house lu the yard
1 and carriage f
_ .... ble piece of pri
been Mr. Hightower'* home
«u many years; It la arranged to
mlllea: Deentiir car* pass the door. Rent
» l»er mouth.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT.
12 Auburn Avenue,
Both Phones dll.
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY,
Plioues 548S.
412 Peters Building.
$2,500-TERMS $250 CASH
AND $25 PER MONTH.
6-ROOM. BRAND-NEW
COTTAGE, NEAR .GRANT
PARK; LARGE ELEVAT
ED LOT; ALL CONVEN
IENCES, WATER, SEW
ERAGE, GAS, PORCE
LAIN HATH, STATIONA
RY WASHSTAND; SINK
TN KITCHEN. NOTHING
LIKE IT TO BE HAD.
.200-PARK ST. HOME
OF S ROOMS, ON LOT
50x175, IN THE PRET
TIEST BLOCK OF THIS
LOVELY WEST END ST.
IF YOU WANT SOME
THING STRICTLY GOOD
VALUE, SEE US.
$6,50O-COLUMBIAN AVE
•9-ROOM HOME, ON
BEAUTIFUL LOT, 50x150.
THIS IS WORTH MORE
MONEY, BUT OWNER
WANTS TO SELL, AND
WILL MAKE GOOD
TERMS ON IT.
WANTED—MONEY.
$10,000 WANTED OX GOOD SECURITY; 8
l»er cent Interest. Addreaa Good Loan,
care Georgian.
W. M. SCOTT & CO.,
210-212 Gould Building.
“BARGAINS.”
KTIIKL 8TUKET—BRAXD-NKW; A LIT
tie beamy. lit for a bride? five*room mod
ern cottage; 50 by 160: cabinet mantel* iu
every room: closets, pantries, ete.; large
verandas; $2,350; one half cash.
WKAt KND-TW0.8TOBY 8BVKN-UOOM
—ga* and water, porcelain tub; large lot,
nly $2.500. >1,000 cash. Imlance like rent.
iimV is Tiiitt’f bkaxdn'bw two-
* story eight-room modern home; one block
off Georgia avenue. Hnve party that will
take two ycnnT lease, $32.50 j»cr month,
which will pay 10 per cent on $3,900. We
can sell for $3,250; say $1,500 cash, bnlnuce
easy,
west HAititm-Ywtt-sTdny ri'-ro-
date elaht-room residence; stone's throw
of the Tabernacle. ' A lovely place for
Imslneaa man; large lot: $4,200; $1,600 caali.
Can run for three years; $l,6u0 enab, Imi
ance easy.
HOW ABOUT CORNER OF WEST I1A
k»r and Orme; close In; bunlueas man’s
home. Owner leaving the state. Well
worth $4,500. but $3,W0 buy* It.
~B an investment': bix-RooM
near Konthern yards (North avenue). Can
sell for $W0; $2M cash,. balance like rent.
You could not build the house for $1,000, to
~iy nothing of the lot,
S. B. TURMAN & CO.
$8,000—XLVE-KOOM HOUSE (WITH 8EP.V-
nnt’a room In basement); first etnas In
II respects; fronting eaat: by nil odda
the flueat lot on Myrtle street, lie tween
Eighth and Tenth streets. Built tor home
by present owner. If you want some
thing In this choice locality hvltlilu two
block* of Tenth street school and one block
E. L. MORSE,
1114 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
utes walk from center oY city. Benutlful
iterlor finish. All convenlencea. Owner
loving from city. Price' $3,100; $500 cash,
Imilance monthly*
rooms connected;
treet, Itctddca vaei
rice $1,560.
STORK AND FOUII
three rooms on able
nt lot. Rented $15.
ut for twenty jre*i_. .
ood*. Has 1.320 feet flue frontage on
incadamUeil road. Creek In rear. Spring
ml branch: $5,000. Unusually easy terms of
. >oo cash; balance $500 yearly,, with 5 per
rent lutecest.
ments; pretty lot, 60 by 140; $525; half
$1,500 KOll THE CHOICEST LOT ON
May (Ninth) street.
HOUSE, CORNER
. I Linden street: all
Improvement*, nnd within two block* of
Peachtree street.
ioi , ph8( i run i, wjti
first eln** condition.
$960—SPLENDID LOT ON LUCILK AVK-
nuc. near Park street, Weat End. All
Improvement*.
S. B. TURMAN & CO.
S’oilTlI ROULKVAIC1I—AN UI'-Tlt-UATB
modern home: $5,000; one-half mail.
WOOIlWAItlt AVENl’E. NF.Xfi I’AltlC
avenue, eight-room two-story; up to date;
>4,000; easy payments. •
NEAlt GRANT PARK. ON GKOltGlA
avenue, running through to Second street,
six-room cottage; $3,650: easy payment*;
with park for playground. Is a pick up.
K&ZBf iPttt/' miiiEH l v aveni k lot:
near Butler; only $2,500. Ea*y payments;
lot 60 by ISO.
MAHlK'fTA, GA.-t.’iUlICE HOME: LOT
100 by 475; aeven-room cottage. Modern
In eTery respect. This I* a bargain at
$6.000..
KElJaY STHEHlT; SIX-KUOM COTTAGE.
* with gns. water, porcelain bath. .Cora
pass the door; only $2,650. Term*, If de
sired.
TENTH STREET LOT. BETWEEN PIED;
raont avenue and Myrtle street. \ou had
better see us about this. Only $1,250.
CALL FOR L. I 4 '. BOWEK:
W. M. SCOTT & CO.,
210-212 Gould Building.
Both Phones.
WANTED!
Have customer for desirable
vacant lots in 8tli ward. List
yours with
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate—Renting,
28 Peachtree St.
FRASIER & SMITH,
Bell Phone 3533-M
.. E BUY AND SELI. HOUSED AND LO\
on ensv term*. 116 Auburn avenne.
HR AM BACH PIANOS.
ESTABLISHED 1\2.
PIANU CO.. 62 N. FOUSYTII.
PICK UP IN A NICE,
NEW, SIX-ROOM COT
TAGE.
K HAVE JUST HAD PLACED WITH
is for (hi* week only n nice new slx-
Mu collage, porcelain bath, stationary
south able. Ik lug part of the old Gram
meat end. One of the most desirable lo
tions In the city. l*lu** lot. Will sell
r $4M rash and balance same ns rent;
i per month. If taken this week. Will
il for $25. The first payment Is all you
II have to pay. aa It will pay f«*r Itself.
«• me early Monday morning, ns this
II not sts v on the market.
G. J. DALLAS,
Real Estate Agent,
7 and 31S FOURTH NATIONAL
tAN’K BUILDING. THIRD FLOOR.
BELL PHONE 1455.
W. A. FOSTER,
Real Estate and Loans,
12 S. Broad.
IN THAT NORTHWEST SECTION OF
Atlanta between the railroads, where
there I* something dolug very shortly, a
comer lot. 104x218; two old bouses on the
lot, with room for four more. This Is the
place to make aouie easy money sure. Price
$1.600.
cLiiSE Dl on
three minutes' wall
BETWEEN THE PEACH-
TREES.
NEW 6-ROOM COTTAGE
ON TENTH STREET,
NEXT TO WEST PEACH
TREE, $4,750.
ADJOINING LOT, $1,600.
COLUMBIA AVE. LOT
50 FEET NORTH OF
MRS. WHITESIDE, $2,250.
WEST PEACHTREE LOT,
50 FEET NORTH OF
MR. BURTON SMITH,
$3,250.
APPLY TC OWNER,
B. MIFFLIN HOOD.
316 PETERS BLDG.
Both Phones 3519 and Bell
2249.
No. 105 South Pryor Street
Here is a lot with 55 feet frontage for $8,500; be
tween Mitchell street and Trinity avenue.
There is a good chance to make some money nu
this piece of property.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
RAMSAY.—The friends of Mr. and Mrs.
George Yow Itamsay are Invited to at
tend the funeral of Mr. George Tow
Itamsay from bla residence. 86 West
Peachtree street, nt 10 n. in. Wednesday,
November 7. The following uamed gen
9:30 a. in.: G. J. Thomas. Frank Dykes,
George Donorsn. Lnhy Stovall, W. M.
t'tmp, Toni Morgan aud A. O. Mnrlmt.
M. A. SHELTON,
DON'T FORGET 31. A. SHELTON 18 A
practical store and range repairer; best
work and material guaranteed. Both phones
6275. 61 S. Pryor street.
A SNAP IN A
NICE NEW HOME
WE HAVE JUST IIAD PLACED WITH
us for this week only n nice new two-
•tory eight-room house, porcelain bath,
stationary washstnnd, cabinet mantels, dou
ble-floored, storni-shenthcd, lu the l»e*t
neighborhood on the south side, being part
of the old Grant homestead, oue of the
flueat localities In the city. Fine lot. Will
sell for $569 rash, balance same as rent,
$20 per month, $3,750, If taken this week.
Will rent for $35 per mouth. The first pay
ment Is. all you will have to pay, as It
will pay for Itself. See me early Mon
day, na this will not stay on the market.
G. J. DALLAS,
Real Estate and Loan Agent,
317 & 318 Fourth National Bank
Building—Third Floor.
Bell Phone 1455.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
EGGS—fondled, active* 2be.
LIVE, POULTRY-Hens, active, .-.;i,
NEW IMPLEMENT FIRM
OPENS ITS BUSINESS
Farmers* Supply Company Is the
name of a new Inpleinent company that
has started In the mercantile world.
This company is composed of E. G.
Windham, president; John P. Heeden,
vice president and general manager;
G. Riley, bookkeeper, and Charles
Heeden, salesman, all of whom are well
known to farmers of this section, they
having been Identified with this line of
trade for many years.
John P. Heeden's experience in the
agricultural Implement business ex*
tends over a period of sixteen years,
six of which were with the Southern
Farm Tool Company as their manager.
The other members of the Arm are well
and favorably known to agriculturists
of this section.
A point that they will stress vigor
ously is the fact that they handle no
trust-made Implements. Every ipiece
of machinery that is gotten through
them will be independently made, and
judging from the immediate success
they huve made, this Is a popular pol
Icy.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. UALLWOODS, IDEALS
aud all other makes at bargain prlcea.
We can aell you a register, suitable for
y business, at a price that can not help
t please you.
[Task or monthly payments. Every reg
ister guaranteed for two years.
8KCOND-IIAND CASH REGISTERS OF
ALL MAKES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
THE SOUTHERN
Second-Hand Cash Register
Store,
OKME HT.—WITHIN
alk of the ucw postof
erty will sell for good profit In rcasounhlc
time. Some tenua can be arranged. Price
$3,000.
UKANDNKW COTTAGE OF BIX
room*, with all the city convenience*,
near Grant l»nrk ear line. A perfect little
home nml cheap for $2.90<), «>u terms of $356
cash and $25 per month. You raunot beat
this If you want a home.
A IlAllliAlN IN A LOt IN TIIK PIIF.T
tlest part of North Boulevard, neat* An
al.. 4?* 1JA 4.I..4 fa* r* I t.t* lllirtn f.l*
lor avenue, 47x140 feet to alley. Sun
. This la the right place for u
good place to build a house that will
a profit.
FOR SALE-TYPEWRIT
ERS.
We liave all nukes second-hand
and rebuilt Typewriter* at prices to
move them. If you (all to let u* know
your wants Iii thli line you will lose
_; money. Write or call for "Special
Sale List." We maintain .the beat
repair department In the 8outh and
gua.Autee tbo best work.
ACCUSED OF THEFT
BEHIND PRISON BARS
G. C. June*, a young white man. was
fined $50.75 Monday morning by Re
corder Broyles on the charge of taking
a watch from Pearson Franklin, an
other white man, while both were held
prisoners In the police station.
Franklin said Jones took the watch
out of his pocket on pretense of ascer
taining the time, and then unfastened
it from the chain, refusing to give It
back to him. He reported the matter
to Call Officers Dunton and Galtnhcr,
who entered a case against Jones.
The original case of disorderly con
duct against Jones and the case of
Franklin are set for trial .Monday aft
ernoon.
on Chant street we have a good
6 room coitnge, with all the city coo-
venlencc*. large, dev ;ed lot. Price $2,700.
Easy tern:*.
.. ..AKLaNiV AVENUE. AI.AI oi NEW
fi rman cottage, all tin* drv convenience*.
Gram Park for a front yard. Price $1,800.
Easy term*.
RICHMOND AVENUE ~ LAKEWOOD
lb-kilt*, on'v half block from the car
line; ornnd new, well built cottage home,
containing four rooms and hall: nice ele
vated lot. 80x366. Kent* $10 per month.
Price. <1.000.
IN THE GEORGIAN
WEST LINDEN STREET—NEAR SPRING
street: nice almost n«>n* Groom cottage
home; all city converdencea: good car
•ervlce. Price $2,100. Terms $406 cash nnd
$3) t>er month.
fONSAl.I.Y BTUKKT - Nil A It FaTH
afreet ochool; well built nnd subctat^tlal
cottage home, containing five room* nnd
hall; all city conveniences: elevated lot.
50 by 120 feet to alley. Price $2,256; eaay
terms
WRITE FOR A DESURIPVION OF 11X15
of the heat plantations In Georgia. The
plantation I* flue, the price i* right am)
the de«rrlpl|on I* verv iftwp'ete.
BVTl' Phone .Vi l.i iitn i*houw Ifej.
SOUTHERN STATES
WRITING MACHINE CO.
424*28*28 Candler Bide.
A. J. WEST & CO..
CENTURY BUII.Di.NO. TlloNK IJSU
NOIITII SIDE IIOMK-3M FEET FROM
most faahlounlrie part of Peachtree; ntfsl-
Simile and pretty lawn. Two-atory
Kurrll niiik iiomk—t*S4: or the fi-
nest In .%tlantn; hanlwootl flnlah. No let
ter Kurrotiudfng*: large lot: barn, ferriage
house. Actual coat C7.(W». Might get It for
$i:>.uo?.
l-EAl'IITttKK IIOME-I.IIT NKAIII.Y i'.J
fiH't deep. Two-amry. ala to n*>f. *plen-
did reaWeo»*e. S**rvnnt*’ Inmae. «tnbl». nnd
•.irrlage liouae; $15,600: another for $16,000;
m Peachtree, iwar Pwin*c* Itel^enn a yen we.
i.vstaTi.jient .FfAi’E-iiAoTi Isrf:
im*w alx-mom *t»rtag«»; water, ga*. Porce
lain Imtli; pav»*l stix-t. electric cars; 92.SA);
only $26*) cash, tmlaurc $25 p«-r muntli.
hoti't ildtik »f inking any step lu real es
tate till you see u*.
TWO NEW STATE BANNS
CHARTERED MONDAY
Two bank charters were granted on
Monday morning by the secretary of
state, bringing the number chartered
In 1906 up to 61.
The Glynn County Bank will begin
operation in Brunswick with capita)
stock of $75,000. The Incorporators are
H. W. Gale, J. J. Lott, W. H. Wood.
F. Browne, T. Newman and I. .T.
Vickers.
A charter was also granted the Farm
ers' Bank of Glenwood. Montgomery
county, with a capital stock of $3o.00u.
Incorporators: J. F. Cook, J. M. Cwli,
J. M. Browning, W. C. Browning,
Thomas Kent, J. H. Kent, B. 8. Cal
houn and others.
each: chickens, plentiful, 15fc27‘*4- ,. a .r.
ducks. Pekin, 35c each; puddle. 25^jije
each; geese, full feathered, 65c each; m r .
key*, active, 16c iHiuml.
DRESSED POULTRY—Geeae, undmu,,
active, 1O012HC i>oiiiiU: turkey*, undrawn’
active. 19^20c pound; hens, undrawn, nr!
five, 12tto iHMind; ducks, undrawn, famr
15c pound; frle*, active, 14c tMiund.
PRODUCE—Hama, active, 14c poun.i-
shoulder*, active, 10c pound; side*, ncthV
10c pound: butter active. 1^22V4c tmmui:
beeswax^ active, 25c pound; honey, brlclif
active, Sc pound; honey In 1-pounu blocks
active, 12c pound; chestnut* active. $i(i>i
hu*hel: dried apples. 6c i»ound; white pms.
-ctive. $2.40 bushel. ' ^
GAME—Quail, active, 15e each; dove*, nc.
tire 5c each; duck*, mallard, active. *?.V;
etch; dneks mixed, active. 20020c ouch;
wild turkey*, active, lfic pound; rabbit*. ,n.
live, 12Hc each; squirrels, active. 10«r each*
opoastitu. dreaae<l, active. 12V4c irnuud; 4.|m,v
sum. lire, active. 10c pouud.
FUUIT8— Lemons, fancy Messeua, $6.on/
6.50. Bananas, per bunch, culls, active,
$1.00eL25; straight*. $1.5002.00. linen
Florida stock, per crate, $2.50©3.00. Orange*,
Florida stock, owing to *!xe nnd coudlt!«>u
arrival, per box. $2.00*t2.6n. Apple*,
ce Ben Dnvf*. $2.25^2.50; fancy, f:.75tb
3.00. NeW York state apple*, winter vnrle.
tie*, choice per barrel, I3.u0ff3.50: fancr.
I3.75CM-00. Grapes, New* York *tate. in 5-lb.
basket*. Concords, 20O22!4c; Niagaras, 22**f/
25c: Catawba*. 20O32*,§c. C!ranberrle*. fam-v
dark Cape Cod*, per Imnrel. $10.00eil.m;
Jersey*. $9.00f#10.00. Grape fruit, FIorMt
stock, owing to «lxe and color, per Imx. $2.50
R3.00. Lime*. Florida Ktock. per huudml,
40c. Nut*, fancy mixed. In lioxe*. per
l>onnd, 12»£©Hc. The new-crop nut* in bniw
not yet In the market for this season. Will
quote later. Cocoanut*. heavy rultans. per
sack of 100. active at $4.0>-i4.50. Peanuts in
sacka averaging 100 pound* each, owing to
active, $2 crate; cabbage, standard crates.
l%c pound; cabbage, barrel*, lVic pound;
egg plant, active. $1.50 note; cukes, na
tive, $2.50 crate; tomatoe*. fancy, active.
$3 crate; tomatoea, choice, active. $2f|ii*.
crate; beans, round great. $1.75 crate;
onion*, dry, active, 75c hu*bel; Irish pota
toes, active No. 1. 86c bushel; celery, fan
cy dull, $2.0003.00 crate; pepper* active. $i.5u
crate: okra, *lx basket*, small. $2 crab*,
cauliflower, active, StflOc pound; lettin-t*.
headed. $2.50 drum; awcet potatoes, yellow.
dull, 40c bushel; sw*eet potatoes, x. lilt*-,
dull. 30c bushel; kraut, half-barrel. $3.73;
rutabaga turnips, l^c.
out $4.60; Mtandard patent. $4.25; half imi-
cut. 13.90; spring wheat patent, $5.
CORN—Choice red cob. 70c; No. 2 white.
09c; No. 2 yellow, 09c: mixed. 68c.
OATH—Cflolec white clipped, 60c; No. 2
white, 43c; No. t mixed, 48c; Texas rust
proof, 62c.
MEAL—Plain water-ground, per bushel.
66c; bolted. 140-pound jute*, per bushel. G_v;
Shorts, white. $1.60: medium, $1.40; brown,
$1.35; pure bran. $1.20; mixed bran. $1.15.
IIAY—Timothy, choice large bales, $1.20;
do., choice small bale*. $1.15; do.. No. I
clover mixed, $1.10: do.. No. 2 clover mlxcil,
$1.10. Choice Bermuda. 85c.
RYE—Georgia, $1.05; Tennessee, 90c. Bar-
PROVISIONS—Supreme hams,
ham*, 15c. California hams, $9.0 .
extra ribs, 9.23; bellies, 20-5 pounds, 10.87V-
fnt backs. 8.25; plates, 8.25; Snprelns lard,
10.25; Snow Drift compound, 8.26.
GROCERIES.
SUGAR—Standard granulated, $5.10, New
Y’ork teflned. 4%c; plantation, 6c.
COFFEE—Roasted Arbuckle'o. $1650; bulk
In bag* or liarrels, 13c; green, 10O12c.
RICE-Carolina, 4Wk. according to the
grade.
FI8H.
Mullet, 10.00 per barrel; bream. 6R7*'
pound; *napper 10c p«»r pound; trout Sc per
K und; blue Osh. 8c per _poirad; pompanc.
T20c pound: mackerel. 12Hc pound: mixed
fish. 6c per pound; fresh water trout, 8tfl f "-'
pound.
8TOCKS AND BOND8.
Bid. Asked.
Georgia 4>»'*. 1915 112 113
Georgia Railroad 6'*, 1910 106 l'*':,
Hava nnuli 5'*. 1909 102)*
Macon O'*. 1910 iftfl
Atlanta 5 *. 1911 106
Atlanta 4'*. 1922
1«U*
106
10
Atlanta A West Point debts.. 107
Central Uy. of Ga. 1st Income
do. 2d Income
do. Sd Income
Georgia 260
Augu*ta k Savannah 113
Southwestern lift
Georgia Pacific 1st* 110
107
STOCKS REVIEWED
BY NEW YORK SUN
HENRY COLLIER WELL
AFTER SHORT ILLNESS
After an Hines* of several day* Henry
(’oilier, commissioner of public work*,
returned to hi* office in the city hall
Monday morning, and resumed 111* du
ties.
Mr. Collier hud been suffering from
two attack* of chill* and fever, both
coming last week. He I* receiving the
congratulations of hi* friend* on hi* re
covery.
WOMAN MURDERED.
OFFICERS BELIEVE
commission bouse* have been atoiultaneoiiH
ly testifying Imtb to the fact that there
no appreciable liquidation of storks by
ctiktoiucr*. am! on the other hand
little fresh buying, so that It has been
evident that recent advance* and declines
In securities have l>ern caused only by the
the market was very clearly the fact tbj
Indication* of the protective defeat of tic*
Democratic candidate for the governorship
In this state find liecome overwhelm lug.
The conviction spread that an avalanche ef
repudiation like that which burled Mr.
Bryan iu this slate ten years ago was
about to fall upon the llearst randldn<\»
and of course no result could be more grni
if.ring tbiin this from the point of view
of Uiisiuess Interests.
While confident** ns to general future of
the stock market Is still undlmlnlshod. and
Is based strongly as ever on the Imiiicu*--
and substantial prosperity of the country,
present and prospective. It Is perhaps fni-
to say that the money sltuntlou during tic
rest of the year (foes not afford such
grounds for unqualified optimism concerning
tlnnuclul matters In this particular period **
does the condition of political affairs. It !<
Mill the belief of our leading hanker* thm
although the usual temporary rise In money
rates attendant upon the end of the year
settlements may Is* expected, and that, al
though between now and Deccmt>er 31 «"
lowering In the present price of time fund-
should l»e looked for, no severe nionc.'
stringency will l**fnll and no severe decline
In price* on this account will lie expected.-
Gibcrt * flay.
give her the drug with criminal Inten
tions'.* That I* a question which the
police are trying to solve. Miss Daugh
erty appeared on the street* here In •»
semi-conscious condition and was
ejected from the Union depot because if
was believed that she was drunk. She
was put In a cab nnd ordered taken «*►
the Almeria Hotel, where she had been
employed, but It seem* that she never
got there and being taken back to the
police station she was treated by I ,r
^ „ Steele, assistant city phyxb fan. and h<-
K|».;lnl I.. trr ilted In a ho«pilal. It Ih now rbarffc '
( hattnnnoga. Tenn.. Nov. *.—Dbl that the woman did not take the dnic.
rs. Minnie Daugherty commit suicide but that she was murdered. She cam *
by administering a drug or did another I from Washington, D. C.