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Newspaper Page TextWant Ms Only 1 Cent a Word No ad. taken for lets than 25 cents. Six words of average length make a line. The following ratef ara for consecutive insertions: t time .... 6 cents a line. 3 times .... 5 cents a line. 6 times .... 4»/ 2 cents a Una. 26 times .... 4 cents a line. 52 times .... V/ 2 cents a line. 78 times .... 3 rente a line. We Will Send for Your Ad. Without Charge For Messenger Service. Call Us on Bell Phone 4527 r*»ir>, or 4401 At'anta Phone. When Sending Ads. Pay for at Rates quoted above. Ads. for Situations Wanted Will he Inserted Free. GRANDMOTHER’S SALVE. GUARANTEED TO CURE ANY CHRONIC sore, carbunchts, bolls, cuts, burns, fet- icr, erysipelas, chapped bauds nud lips, pf/ee, catarrh. Pure, clean and bannleaa. Has been given nwny for slumt eighty ream. Recently placed on the market. If diugglst falls to furulsb It. send us 23c in »fauips nud we will send you n bog. post age paid. Atlanta, Oo National Olutiueot Company. W. Mitchell Kt. Bell Phone 1757. NEW AND SECOND-HAND FI.'ItMTLBE. Wif n-palr, pack nud ship. WANTED HELP—MALE. WK WANT TODAY STENO-BOOKKERP- ers. typewriters, office l»oys and cook*. Globe Business Bureau. 411 Fourth Notions! Book Bldg. Bell phone, Main 4399. WANTR D-COMrETENT RBM1NOTON operators furnished positions. Ilemlugton j Typewriter Co.. 118 Peachtree street.^ j wanted ~fok united states ma- fine Corpo, men between ages of 19 sud . 36: sn opportunity to see the world. For ' full Information, apply In person or by let ter to Marine Recruiting Office. 711 Austell building. Atlanta, Oa. TYPEWRITERS. Second-hand typewriter* of out■ specialty. Best prices guaranteed. ATLANTA TYPEWRITER KXCUANGE. 71 North Pryor screef. Atlanta, (la. . sit makes value* nud lowest Illustrated catalogue TYPEWItlTEItK-WM HAVE FUME SUlj cUI bargains In Remingtons. Smiths. Oil vers. Underwoods and Williams, which were taker, ns port payment for • he new Visible Fog. Write for burgnln list No. 116. But ler Typewriter To., 717-718 Fourth Nation nl Bank building. Atlanta, tin. “UNCLE It EMUS’ BIRTHDAY/'» CENTO at Cubic Plano Co. Published by W. till lery. New York. 26 8. Broad. Phones M. 1327. Standnrd 609. A useful household novelty given free with every purchase. We handle everything In gas end electric supplies. SHOULD YOU HAVE A COLD AND A cough, take “Dewberry's Delight. Noth' Ing better. Druggists sell It. FOIt SALE CHEAP-4 TOP WAGONS. 4 open wagons. 2 mbs. Central Carriage Co., No. 14 Piedmont avenue. WANTED-PLANINO MILL. SAW MILL. J railroad and turpentine woods laborers; I white or colored; good wages, steady cm J ployment. Jackson Lumber Company. Lock port. Covington county. Alnbnma. NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT ASS’N. 1022 23 Century Bldg., Atlanta.. Oa., secures SITUATIONS AND HELP SECURED FOB everyl>ody. Employment department. Bap. flat tabernacle, 9 to 10 a. m. ’Phone 2381. WANTED. i FIVE OR SIX YOUNG MEN TO DO COLLECT ING AND SOLICITING; MUST BE HONEST AND RELIABLE, AND ABLE TO GIVE SMALL BOND. ADDRESS AT ONCE, B. X. L., CARE THE GEOR GIAN. WANTRIl—DOOKKKBl'BU: YOUNG MAN: must Ik* quick and neeurnte; references required. F. It. H., care Georgian. WAITED-MEN TO~ 7. KAHN HA It J»E It trade; few weeks completes; have Ju*t[ opened our 23d branch here and offer sped rial Inducements for limited time; grndn ntes paid f 12 to |jo weekly; ran earn ex ponses Indore completing If desired; schol arship Include* tuition, tool*, diplomas and positions. Don't miss this chance. Call nr Write Moler Barber College, cor. Hunter and Forsyth streets. TWO SECOND-HAND BANK SAFES. with time locks, made by Dlebold Safe . n.: three second-hand Ore nr oof safes, two roll top and one standing desk and several office chairs and three office rugs to sell cheap. 26 H. Broad Ht. It. W. Ellis. M. A. SHELTON. DON’T FORGET M. A. SHELTON IS practical stove and range repairer; 11- work and material guaranteed. Both ’phones 5275. 51 South Pryor street. MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED-SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. organs and household goods. A. Springer, 230 refers street. Bell ’phone 2752 J, 1303 L. Franklin Cleans Clean. THAT'S MY BUSINESS. BELL 620. TAILOR 166 WHITEHALL STREET. WANTED—A BUYER FOR A TEN months' scholarship* In Southern Short hand and Business university. Address E. II. Ilnynle, Noreross, Ga. ek. The Garner Co., 13-A Peters MORE REPLIES THAN OTHERS COMBINED December 15, 1906. The Atlanta Georgian, Atlanta, Ga. Gentlemen: Perhaps you witild be interested to know that on a small want ad. in your paper on Thursday and Fri d ay of this week and in two other papers of this city at the same time, The Georgian brought us more repiles than the others combined. Yours Very Truly, B. C. HARPER. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BICYCLE SUNDRIES. BICYCLES AND SLNDlliu>-i*ARGEST hlcydt and sundry distributors la tbs Soutu. Soutucru agents lor Pierce, Yale, bucli nud Hudson oicycles. Writ* for our lJOu catalogue and price list. Alexander- Elys* Co. CARPENTERS AND CABINET MAK ERS. MODELS AND NOVELTIES; PROMPT servlet. Util 'phono 2374. Atlauta Wood and Iron Novelty works, 389 Marietta street. E. L. MORSE, tlon; 9-room dwelling, built 5 years; nut’s house, barns and stables. Conve to churches and school. Price 92.500 - ln.ti.ll. .turn.™, In old " »*•< /•*7ijoW i meats down. Furnace Co. Doth 'phone*. MESSENGER SERVICE. FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE MBS* ■eager*, phono 33. J. A. Davits and 4. C. Itruaan. 8EWING MACHINES. BNTED—TWO D0LUAU8 PER MONTH, cither Singer or Wheeler A Wilson. Wo rent only new machines vrllh complete aot of attachments. Prompt delivery. Both ’phones 1193. Singer hewing Machine Co., 7$ Whitehall street. 8TOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED. STOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED AND set up. Expert workman. Patterson Furniture house, 286 Peters street. ’Phones, TALKING MACHINES ALKINO MACHINES AND UECORDS- Wholeanle and retail distributors of Vic tor Talking Machines and Records. Just received large consignment of machines sad over 10,000 records. Immediate attention given mail orders. We want tae names of nil talking machine dealers !u the South. Write for catalogue. Atexandrr*Elyea La TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING.. II. W. ROUNTREE A BRO. THUS K AND IIAG CO. Retail and repairing. No. 77 Whitehall street. Phone II WATCHMAKING. TO THE TRADE: COMPLICATED watches ore my bobby. Modern Ideas In ork and dealings. U. Walter Lelt. Room 1217 Fourth National Bank Bldg.. Atlanta. street. Fine shoe repairing; nest leather nnd work gunmn»;*ed. Work called for and delivered. Bell ’phone 1443. f FOR SALE—RuAL ESTATE. Fayetteville. Ga. WANTED—BOOKKEEPER OR ASSIST ant Imokkeeper by wholesale grain uml Hour honor. One familiar with the above line of business preferred, either lady or gentleman. P. O. Box 171. WANTED-IIO<»KKEKI'Elt, YOVNO MAX* Mnst In* quick nud accurate; reference* re- qulred. The Philip Carey Mfg. Co., No. 31 W. Alabama street. STENOGRAPHER WO. HOUSEKEEPER. 120. Office aaalatant. 126. Teacher to take charge of *ehool | t) Florida, nellniny Busi ness Agency, 1330 Caudlcr Bldg. WANTED HELP—Mala and Ftmals. TEACHERS—BOTH SEX ES- DESI KING good January openings should write Geor gia Teachers' Bureau, Covington. G*. State work wanted nnd minimum salary. Send credentials. No registration fee next ten days for one year's meiulwrsltip. SITUATIONS WANTED. LOST-A LARGE. BLACK I’tn’KU I’llOOK. containing over on Trinity, Forsyth. Mil.‘hell. Whitehall, or East Poln: ear. last wtuations and iim.r •ErrnuH con I •'‘•vv r, '" riml IK YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL. pine. It wltb Ui; wn (It. It oor aiwel.l _,d n#r«m*I ertentlou. If If. won. the title.V. trill Mil It. C. II. tv.11. ft Ca., UCt Fourth National Bank. OLD HATS MADE NEW. OLD SOFT AND 8TIFF FELT HATS cleaned and ra-shsped for 95o. Bands or sweats 25c each extra. Out-of-town orders given prompt nnd careful attention. Best work, latest styles. Acme Hatters. CV4 Whitehall street. WANTED—BIDS. WANTED—BIDS ON BUILDING STONE or cement block wall. 4 by pO feet and 2 by 60 feet. Apply to M5 South Prjor eircet. MADAME MELLIE. THE NOTED EGYPTIAN PALMIST, can be consulted mi all affairs of life. She reunites the separated, causes n speedy marriage with tin* one of your choice, gives name.*, dates and facts In everything per mining to life, or no charges. Egyptian Encampment. 93 Auburn avenue. FOR ELECTRICAL CON TRACTING and repair work, nr gas and electric fixtures, ’phone Fretwell-Jonea Co. Bell, 1327; Atlanta. COD. M edTcaC~ . . OPIUM, MORPHINE - GUARANTEED home cure; $8 nnd testimonial; 613 with out It. Free trial to phyalclnns. Dr. J. F. Houghton A Co., Atlanta, Ga. nnd 62)0 year at 6 per ceut Interest. value $154 year. $1,250. half caob. south or cenier oi Aiiama; sz.uw 6500 cash, balance within 5 rears. ACRES OF 1 jd In north Georgia; nearly 10-rootn brick residence; water and gas; ter of Atlanta. W. A. FOSTER, Real Estate and Loans, 12 S. Broad. KROMOPATIIIC REMEDIES CURE scalp diseases and make hair auv*. Krnm‘* Medicated Soap makes you hr- elenlcally clean, tlO years suceeaa.) J. J. Krom. specialist, C13 'Th# Grand, At lanta. Ga. INSTALLING AND REPAIRING. ENGINE ROOM APPLIANCES. ELEVA- a. pumping machinery nnd plants. Pinna nnd anecll ytcue gnn plants furnished. ln*pl«nt*.'Wn« W'lpwWMRSti/'fnr Acetylene gas plants furnished. Georg® n. Moore. 24H West Hunter street. LOOK AT YOUR HAT. OLD STYLE SOFT AND STIFF HATS cleaned or dyed and re shaped to late sty lea. Domestic nnd foreign orders by mall and expreaa given special attention. Bus ney. 28& Whitehall street. Atlanta. On. 8EWING MACHINES. WE RENT ENTIRELY NEW MACHINES with latest Improved attachments, roinpt delivery. Courteous attention. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. TUB CELEBRATED BARRETT STOVES AND RANGES Hi® only Stove nel Joseph II. Johnson’s famous “Mo tain View Farm.*' This plantation contn ntMiut 600 acres of splendid fnrmlng i timber lands. It has been surveyed i auh-dlrlded Into twelve good farms, rang In alee from 15 to lfiO acres. Every ir has both open nnd wooded land and r nine water; nnd uenrly all have s«i buildings on them. This property Is In Kalb county, nnd within 14 miles of court house In Atlanta. We are going sell It to the highest bidder without serve, on terms of one-fourth cash, nnd balance In one, two and three years. The sale will last all day and light freahments will be served free. Write, egrnph, telephone or enn on us for pi giving full nud detailed Information. A location nnd how to get there. Colo Johnson lives on the property, and v take pleasure In showfug same should J desire to go out before the sale. line. Three new houses, built of good ALASKA AVENUE, lot 60 by 140 to alley. Price 62.000. ON HIGHLAND AVENUE sou street, good three-roc lot; all Improvements down In street and LOST-ONE LARGE LINK GOLD CHAIN. •Id-fashioned bracelet, Tuesday, *»t the Ice ot The Georgian. Return same to of i* ami receive toward. AROUND THE OVEN. Fully protected J® i^rmonth ’ \ by government paten**, nmumactured I'T J". I0 ! LJ Atlanta Stove Work*. Make your dealer UMI unM * n " ol>>1 with nil I .to city conve.. park car line. A perfect little home heap for 62,6*), * not beat this If get ~ Ll r MBKR PLANT. i. FOR SALE- WE OFFER FOR SALE ONE I f' of the m (Util t Ga. WANTED—POSITION AS FOREMAN OR superintend' nt bv fii»t c|.m» im-ehnnle; byjer or wood canotruction; » , 5 < *erjei) »• Ad- dn*as 1W. care cieorg'an. YOUNG MAN WANTS A POSI llilN AH a clerk In a grtnerx st«*r" Has had a year’s experience. Address W. P. W., cure Georgian. SITUATION WANTED BV A RELIABLE meat eqtter. Has twenty-rive vents* ex |M*rlence. 'Photre, Atlanta 46-C. WANTED-PoSfTPtN AS ItOOKKEEPElL general office man ** r traveling. Over twenty v.-nr*' expert' nee Address Twenty BOARDER8 WANTED. >ALi; AT A BARGAIN -IIARNEhS tnr.v and tannery «unvenlently liM*«t(»*l; biillniugH nnd up to 'hue iiia>-h(u< ■e»s ••Faetory,’’ care ibN pa|*er. THU UON AH!. IX, 1'MrblrM .1., Mllctta ! iV^’YinrTi.vMi’i' l-o./l'itaS.' s’'''. Inftpectlon, couiparlsv,^ and patrunago. . _ .. «. .. * BUSINESS CHANCES. ; also table liourdei WANTED—AGENTS. WALL PAPER. HOLIDAY GOODS. WALL PAPER AND PAINTS. “Don't let 'em tool you.'* Jloi II irneti I i ir *up tfortucriy of Buiueit A. Wllllwt U uot de*d |)L lLrjl\l!i. tio: mt»»lug He Is coDtructlag wall paper sod pdlnUug. Office und show i.mhu if . East lluuter street. Both ’phuues «A I HTUBE AGENTS- SEND YOFR WORK to us f«r enlargement; folr price*. gtm«i fitdsli; 16 by 20. RrUgb'ua uttd s**eue»y pp tares cheap. The Garner Cooii*auv. 13A Peters street. Atlanta. Oa. 1*0 YOU WANT MONEY! HEALING Balm Is an absorbent treatment for dls r.ine J» has lieefi sold fifteen years by druggist* nnd n^ots. Setel O cents for agent’s outfit. Will bring yon 2*> per cent profit or 15 rent* for 25 cruta box. Ifc-rJing Balm Co.. Hit (la. PERSONAu II E u m at t. DAVID W. YARBROUGH. MASTER FEUMBER. Phones 1255. 20 E. Hunter St. Eqnirablo Itullding. Atlanta, (la., dm-fur th.* month of July. 1*K. m»u, this advertise *»«f«t he will find It to bD Interest to e n ii ■* the offi'-e of Smith. Ilamnioiid A Smith. Prudential building, Atlanta. Ua. MONEY TO LOAN. Co . 704 Candler BUlg. Murtgr.ge loans oa real estate. any amount, 4'*. 3 and f per coat or call N. W Carson. 24 S Broad street. Herman. • 2ur 3 Temule Court. HOLIDAYS WILL SOON GET YOUR LITTLE BOY A NTCE WHITE HICKORY GOAT WAGON. 50-52 WEST MITCHELL ST., ATLAN TA. GA. 47 by 14.) feet to alloy 62.600. This la tin* right ploc m* or a good place to build a hm will *e’l nt a profit. Bell Phone 2027. Atlanta l»hoi SALEH DEPARTMENT: A. S. HOOK. It. 4\ EVE. REMOVAL SALE On account of having to va cate our present location, we are giving 25 per cent discount on all finished Ital ian and Georgia marble, also granite monuments. Chero kee Marble & Granite KOMI rut! CUNT IIOMR MONEY TO lend on tujuthiy payment plan; no deiay; 1 Works. Hunter street, oppo- wards, ac-rordluc to deairabi’lty of loan. I ~ * W. A. Foster. 12 S. Broad strsrt. 'site State C’apitoL HOME! home on beautiful lot 1 sale cheap. See LIEBMAN, Real Estate—Renting, 28 Peachtree St. "l—"" S. B. TURMAN & CO. t . ! ?i YOUR ATTENTION TO, AND INSrEC- „ tlon of, the following properties la re- , snectfully Invited. The time to buy n tbenp ... niece of property Is when the owner has ' J 1 definitely decided to eelt. nnd will not atand on any fixed price, but la willing to ut least one-half way meet your views ns to the c* value of the property. For business reasons •o P<*°ple sometimes finvo to lose a little , w money on n particular piece of pronerty. , • hoping always to make It up on some other Investment ^ ®‘ THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES WILL J « lie sold. It remains for yon to decide 1 T whether you will get oue of them or uot: J - EIGHT-ROOM 2-8TORY HOUSE. WITH r I- j all modern conveniences, on Capitol see- nl, nue near Georgia avenue; cast front, lot | 50x200 feet. The lot nud house, according ' - to surrouiidlng prices. 1* worth 65,750 to t S' 16.000; can Iw bought (or 34.360: It I, n ant is clsis Inrntmeat. Terun 31.260 ca*b. bal ance easy. E 7 NORTH SIDE-TWO STORIES. NICE. '* new 8-room house; large lot; convenient ? to IMedmont avenue nnd Juniper street ear J lines; near Eighth street: all modern ltn- " provoi/iehta; can he bought for very much f leas than It Is really worth. Terms 81,500 i.ssb. bulaneo easy. a p. SUBURBAN IfOME—FIVE-ItOOM COT- 1. tnge and 17 nerea of land: fine running brauch; land covered with nice onlt grove; east front, paved road all the way Into the city, nud only ten minutes' walk from car ' line; only one nud one-hr.lf mite* from city •<, 1 limits. Price 82,660, nnd the land alone Is worth this money. Terms easy. Splendid •* nelghltora. churches nnd public school. Call * 5 for our rent and sale bulletin. ^ S. B. TURMAN & CO. n • W. M. SCOTT & CO., ” * 61 ,J City, Mineral and Farm >7 : ! Properties, „ Atlanta, Ga. tj 0 1 e • 6757 CASH AND 825 PER MONTH BUYS n beautiful alx-room cottage, one-half ■ block Grant park. l,ot frontn two streets. [ Up-to-date In every way. Price 63,660. j PRICE 31.606—ON FLAT SHOAL ROAD, - 9 miles from Atlanta: fine farm of 60 acre*, with flve-rooui house nnd teunnt house; 18 acre* In bottom, 12 acres In up- land under cultivation, remainder tluilter- , ed. Shoal creek runulng through comer; also, fine spring. Will take team of mule* ‘ part pnymeut. PRICE 82.750—1$4 MILES FROM DEPOT T « nt Adnlrsvlltc. on Western and Atlnntle railroad; a fine farm of 80 acres, and good „i house. Very productive land. Ilna 80»f El- berta peach trees. We can give terms oa # r till*. This Is a very fine farm sud ought nn to .ell <|Ulck. * FEW OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL LOTS |" left near Westvlew, on car line. You 0 „ had better let me show you these. Price nn la right and term* easy. WEST END-BEST RESIDENT SECTION; ,,u elght-r«N>m two-story house; up-to-date In every particular. Worth f6.030, for quick sale $5.00) get* It. Thl* kind 1* hard to n-t find In that locality nt the price. NEAR PONDERS AVENUE. FOUR NEAR- !" !y new negro liouaea, all celled. Lot 126 by an 127 feet. Room to build other house*. llcnta for 8M per month. If you are look* ,, Ing for Investments, aee ua nt once, a* we i n are going to sell them; Sl,59i) takes them. j v NORTH BOULEVARD—l.v BEST BESI- dent part; nltie-riMim house; three store*, with porcelain bath, china closet, pantry nnd furnace. Corner lot. 53 by 189 feet. For a few day* only, 85.20). HEMPHILL AVENUE-GOOD FOUR- room coitage, with hall running through. 95 Lot 50 feet front. Cara pas* the door. All elty Improvements down. Price $1,250; $260 cash and the rent will pay the rent. STATE STREET-TWO FOUR-ROOM houftoM with hall; also Improvements down. This la line white rentlug property, sud some one In got tig to get a bargain. T - Make me nn offer. PEEPLES STREET. WEST ENO-A NO. 1 five-room cottage, high coiling. large hail, w running through: sliding doi»r*. closet*, ex* trn large front ventmla. I/)t 60 by 177H % ff » feet. Price $2,450. Terms. JACKSON STREET, NEAR PONCE DE- Leon avenue. A hnmlsome new eight riM>m two-story house, never been occupied. All ^ modern convenience*. I*ot 50 by 165^4 feet. This house la beautiful. 11ns to In* seen to l»e appreciated. Price 67.600. WEST BAKER STREET—HF.YEN-ROOM ” 5 tw«»-xtory house, newly painted, cabinet mantels. elo*«*t iu every room. Car* in front. Yon can’t find a more centrally lo- t rated residence nliont Atlanta st this price; 63.650; half ctt*b. A ^. WEST HARRIS STREET—EIGHT-ROOM 1—. tw«v*tory house, with alley on the side; K( stable In rear. In n stone's throw of Tab ernacle am1 accessible to two ear Rues. Price $4,25). Terms, If desired. No. 105 South Pryor Street. Lot 55 by 105. Price $8,500 Let us show you this piece of central property. FORREST AND GEORGE ADAIR. ANSLEY PARK CHEAP. LOT ON PEACHTREE CIR CLE, NEAR PEACHTREE ST., 100X220. CAN BE HAD FOR $1,500 LESS ~ NITS VALUE. THE MER WANTS TO BEAUTIFULLY; IF YOU 214 Empire Building, Phone 4310 L, Main XMAS BARGAINS. MORRIS CHAIRS. ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUITS AND PRODUCE. EGGS—CutM. attire, ae. UVE PpyLTBY-Hrna, actlr*. j-Hsa, jaefc: chicken, plentlfnl. UO&c lU? ‘larks. Pekin. Sc each; paddle, 2Sa£ jack: feeae. fall feathered, ttc each; tS? keys, retire, 14c bound. DRESSED PGUf.TRY—Geeae. nndr... retire, lOSUHo pound; torke;e. nndra»^ Active. 14016c pound: hens, undrawn. tire, 13c pound; dneks, nndrawn, fine. 16c pound: frlee. actlre, 16c pound. T ‘ PRODUCE—Tennessee riba and Iran.. Tennesaee laimte, *c; lard. 10c lh.; oetlre, 14c lb.; shoulder*actlre. 10c lh.: actlre. 10c lb.; butter actlre. 160224c lh • heeawex. retire. J6c pound; noncj, btlrti.' actlre, Ic pound; honey In 1-pound blocks actlre, 12c pound; cheetaate actlre. r '] bnthel; dried apples, 6c twnnd; white p... actlre. M.60 bushel; lady peas, 33.00; .tocj ’'oAMB^Quall, actlre, lfc each; dorea, ... tire, 6c each; dneka. mallard, actlre, 40c each; ducki mixed, active, 26c curb; wild turkeys, active, 16c pound: rabbit,, ,e! tire. 1214c each; aqnlrrets, actlre, 10c each; opnaauni. dreased, actlra, 11c ponnd; cpo.. sum. lira, actlre, 3c pound. FRUITS—Lemons, fancy Meaiena, 14.500 6.00 Rananaa. per bunch, culls, actlre, OOcOtl.OO; straights, 31.6003.00. Pineapples on arrival, per -holce Deu Dari New York fancy, U.75; 320 LEATHER MORRIS CHAIRS.., 115 OAK VELOUR MORRIS CHAIRS. .314.50 320 MORRIS ROCKERS..... ROCKERS! ROCKERS! nny ltockera 316 310 POLISHED MAHOGANY ROCKERS..36 315 OAK SHAVING STANDS, ONLY..112.50 LADIES’ DRESSING TABLES 313 U Robison-Martin Fur. Co., 27 E. Hunter St. FOR RENT. DWELLINGS. 20 BALTIMORE PLACE. b**twtM*n Went IVarhtrm* ami Spring . . *’ tely nrroM the street block; * tin* Baltimore our b«*Ht imlghliorhooii this la your oppo ram half block away. has gas, hot ‘ closet, sts- Itclicn, anil If you are In one of ami In splemlbl re- ■i..I#w e st Peach' Rents 640 per • IPl. IIIUIVO. |/14 fU.wyr.orQ <«<<<>, 33.1604.08. Grapee. ftew York state. In 6-lk baskets, Concorde. 200224c; Nlanrae, 2240 16c: Catawba a, 2p«2J4c. Cranberries, fancr dark Capo Coda, per barrel, 3120) Jerseys/ Yll.OO. Crime fruit.’rlorlda etock. owing to else and color, per box St.50 02,50. Limes, Florida stock, per hundred, 75C03L Nuts, fancy, mixed. In boxes, per pounds. 1216014c. Cocoannta, haarj ruluns. sack of 100. active, at 34.60. sack Peanuts In ■acke averaging 100 pounds each, owing ts ^’vkIjI I^aBlES^-Beets, cabbag actlre, 31.00 crate: cabbage, eund..„ 2c pound; cabbage, barrels. 2c pound; egg plant, actlre. 32.60 crate; cncum- » *1 RA imita* tAffiltMI. finev. active. 61000 .... erste; dry, active, 16c bushel; Irish pota toes, actlre No. L 30c bushel; celery, ran. 66000c bunch; peppers acllre, 32.3 low. actlre. 60 bnahel; aweet potatoes.white, active. 60c bushel: kraut, hal7.hnrrel. J3.re; rutabaga turnips, 164c. Btrswberrles, 3540c crate. FLOUR. GRAIN AND PROVI8ION8. FLOUR—Highest patent. 33.68; beat pat ent 14.10; atanderd patent, 34.3: half pat ent. 32 SO; spring wheat patent. 31. CORN—Choice red cob, 13c; No. 3 white 64c - No. 2 yellow, 67c; mixed, 67c; old crop choice, 68c; old crop No. 2, 67c; otd cron mixed. 67c: new Tennessee white, 63e: crack C0 OAl^t—rbn’c' 1, white clipped, 43c; No. 2 white, 4Tc; No. 3 mixed, 47c; Texas rust- '"S'n’AL^PIaln water-ground, per .bushel, 63c; bolted. 140-nmtnd Jutes, per bushel 60c; Rhorts. white, »LM: medlnm. tt40; btowe, ti.jS; pure bran, 11.26; mixed brand, 31.15. U^Y—Timothy, choice Urge bales, 31.3: do., cnolce entail bales, $1.3; da. No. 1 clover, mixed, 31.30: do.. No. 3 clover mixed 31.16. Choice Bermuda, 80c. BYE—Georgia, 31.00; Tennesaee, Me. Bar- ?nioov« nrtcas are f. o. b. Atlanti. PROVIBIOnB—SopreiDS hams, lie. Dovi hams, 16c. Csllfornls hams, 69.00. Dry salt extra rlha, 69; bellies. 2.06 pounds. 10.25; fat backs 8.00; plates, 8.00; Supreme lard. 10.00; Bdow Drift compound 8.50. trout, pnno, 18<f?20c pound, mackorel 8c pound, mix- »d fish, 6c pound; fresh vrtaer trout, 8810c pound; bar shad, 60G60e; rock shad, 2S<f30c. GROCERIES. 27 East fourth street. till*. Kfllin #10 |U*i IIIOUIU. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT, 12 Auburn Avenue. Both 'Phones (II. CHRISTMAS BAR GAINS. ICKERS! ROCKERS! EH CENT REMYTIO.V OS EVERY KOt'KEIt IN THE 1IOI HE. ....33.60 up ») DAVENPORTS 365 MAHOGANY DAVENPORTS J52 It PHASE LEAYYIEB DAVENPORTS. .328 315 OAK SIIAVINO STANDS 32) MAHOGANY 3JV81C PARI NETS..315 314 MAHOGANY MPSIP CABINETS....3a SUGAR—Stanoard granulated, M.1I. New COFFBE—Itoa^axl YrbueUets, DIM: balk tt barrels, like; green 11012c. arollna, 44074c. according to tke CHEESE—Fancy full cream dairy, 1114c; Tor! V. "SSL _ twins, 16c. Shredded biscuit, 66 case: No. S rolled onts, 63 coat. Sack ffrits, 92-pound bag*. 61.65. Oy*e«r*. full weight, 81.75 case; light weight, 61.10 case. Evaporated apples pound, l’epper, lie. Baking _powder*. IS ca*e. Red salmon, SS case. Pink salmon 14.35 case. Cocoa, S9c; chocolate 35c: snuff, 1-pound jars, 48c. Roast beef, 61.30 case. Corned beef, 81.30 esse. Catsup, 81-80 caw*. Sirup: New Orleans, 96c gallon; corn 2Sc gallon; Pubs 35c gallon; Georgia cane, 35c. Salt, 100-pound. 60c. Axle grease. 11.75. Soiln crackers, IHc pound; lemon 7%c; ora tor 7c. Barrel candy, per pound, 6c; mix ed. per pound, 6Hc. Tomntoea, 2 pound. 61.90 case; 3-pound, 62.26. Nary beans, 9^; Lima beans, 5Vic. Best matches, per grot*, 11.65. Macaroni, CM Vie per pound. H*r- dines, mustard. 63.28 case. Potash. 83.250 1.80 esse. Peanuts, 6tto. Rope, 4-ply cot* tou 1314c. Soap. 61.60(04 ease. STATISTICS. A. J. WEST & CO.. Century Bldg. Phone 1754. ETRt'nA3E MONEY NOTES WANTED We have alxtot 320,000 cash In band t *Ut In goo«l purchase nmuey note*. If yo lave any, please submit them. ! wide ball running through; cabinet tnan- ! tela; extra large front veranda; latticed i back porch. The house Is well worth 62,* ; o00; but 61.80) gets ft; third cash. AND MANY OTHER BARGAINS. i-Martin Furniture Co., 23 and 27 E. Hunter St. ACREAGE ON PEACHTREE—ORIGINAL Forest, fronting 275 feet on Peachtree, near namlMome residence of Hou. Jack Spalding; 113.013 PIEDMONT AVENTE - SPECIAL IN* dueemnt In l»rainl-uew. up-to-date. Iieantl- ful eight-room residence. Large tot: 67.301 HAVE A CUSTOMER WHO WILL PAY Jl.fOO or 65.W for a nice seven-room north aide borne. If yon are In the market BOUND TO TRACK AND LEFT TO FATE W. M. SCOTT & CO., 210-12 Gould Bldg. Lewis F. Bowen, Salesman. Roanoke, Va., Dec. IS.—A railroad watchman waa taken from the enclne, which he waa guarding, some time dur. Ing th* morning by men aupposed to be tramp*, and after taking what money and other valuable* the watchman had. he was bound to a crosatle and placed on the track. An engineer, while making up a train, noticed the man tied to the track and released him. The engine came within ten feet of etrtklng the tramp- bound victim frame dwelling at (rear) 279 E. North ave uu«*. 86—^Walter J. Wood, to build stove at 45»4 W. Hunter street. DEATHS. _en. aged 23 t gunshot (homicide) at 525 Mnrlctiit »tpn> Ml** Alice II. Turner, aged 36 year., <He-t at 121 M. Pryor street. dsev Thomas (colored), aged 70 year*, died at 125 Magnolia street (rear). George Mitchell (colored), aged 43 year*, died at 29S Muguollu street. PROPERTY~TRAN8FERS. „ 6155— Atlanta Real Estate Company to h W. Matthews, lot on McDaniel street near Rockwell street. Warranty deed. $190—E. W. Matthews to George Thomn*. lot on McDaniel street near Rockwell atr* * f- Warranty deed. . . $150— Daniel Carey to Albert L. Oden. !'* r In land lot 250 on the Peyton road. *' (,r ‘ rants* deed. . 81,ftO)-F. M. Coker to W. R. Hammond, lot on Columbia avenue. College Park. G'lit- claim deed. „ . 15.000-Mr,. Ella C. 8ehl**llng*r »<> Mr*. Minute W. Lampkln, lot on Writ rwhiro* street. „ .. 63.50>v_Mra. Mary C. Andrews to U >• Pickett, Jr., lot on Lee street near Harden street. Warranty deed. _ 67.500—W. D. Thomson and A. D. Thom son to Mr*. I>»na ChamMee, lot on Aul-uru avenue. Warranty deed. CARRIAGE WA8 WRECKED, BUT OCCUPANTS ESCAPED. Special to The Georglan.’ 8l. Augustine, Fla.. Dec. IS.—Mr an. Mr*. Albert Lewta. prominent winter reeldenu, are receiving congratulati n< over their narrow eecape from »eriou» Injury >-e*terday morning In a colIl«l ’ n while out driving. ,V runaway horo'. with a delivery wagon trailing beh.n.i. cranhed Into the Lewi* *urr*y, tearing off two wheela and u[wetting the hlclr. The occupant* *uffered no age but the *hock. Mr. L*wl* I* * multi-millionaire of Beat Creek, f-