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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
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FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
GRANDMOTHER’S
SALVE.
GUARANTIED TO CUBE ANY CnllOMC
sore, carbuncles, bill, cuts, burns, tet
ter. erysipelas, chapped bn ml* ami Ups,
piles, catarrh. Tare, clean am! harmless.
| lint been gln*u away for about eighty
| vesrs. Recently placed on the market. If
j druggist falls to furnish It. semi us 23c in
I stamps am) hv will send you a bos, poet-
I ago paid. National Olutuieut Company.
{ Atlanta. Ha.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
m V •'OCR FURNITURE
he .1. It. Tomer Furniture Co.,
\V. Mitchell Nt. Itfll I'boue 173;,
TYPEWRITER*.
ftecond-linml typewriters of nil makes
our specialty. beat values nml lowest
prices gunrauteed. Illuatiuted catalogue
free.
vers. Underwoods and
ulnjztm
wniia
WE WANT TODAY ETENO ROOKKEKP-
era. typewriters, office l»oys and rooks.
Globe Btislnrs* Itnrenn. 419 Fourth National
1 Bank Bldg. Bell phone, Main 13*
W A N T E I)—COMPETENT REMINGTON
operators furnished positions. Rem I ngtoa
Typewriter Co.. Ill Peachtree street.
WANTED "FOR UNITED STATES MA-
rlne Corps, men between ages of 19 and
8; an opportunity to see the world. For
full Information, apply In person or by let
ter to Marine Recruiting Office. Til Auatell
building. Atlanta. Os.
port. Covington county. Alabama.
SITUATIONS AND HELP SECURED FOR
every Iwdy. Employment department. Hap
fist tabernacle, 9 to 10 a. in. 'Phone 2281.
WANTED.
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 TIIE GEOR
GIAN.
WANTED-BOOKKEBI-ER: YOUNG MAX
must In* quick and accurate; references
required. F. II. H., care Georgian.
WANTED—MEN TO I.KAltN IlAUIlF.lt
trade; few weeks completes; have Just
opened our 23d branch here and offer ane
rial Inducements for limited time; grnuu
•tea paid $12 to $20 weekly; ran earn ox-
penaea liefore completing If desired; schol
arship Include* tuition, tools, diplomas and
positions. Don’t mist this chance. Call or
write Moler Bartier College, cor. Hunter
snd Forsyth streets.
with our patterns; learned In two hours;
full particulars for stamp. Ifsrper Art Co.,
Fayetteville, Ua.
.WANTED—BOOKKEEPER OR A88IHT
gentleman. I*. O. Bos 171.
wantkd-bookkeepkr; young man
Must be quick and accurate; references re
attired. The Philip Carey Mfg. Co., No. 34
W. Alabama street.
STENOGRAPHER $40. llOt'MKKKKPKK.
$20. Office assistant. $26. Teacher to take
charge of school In Florida. Bellamy Busi
ness Agency, 1330 Candler Bldg.
WANTED HELP—Mils ami Femals.
TKACIIER8—BOTH 8KXE8-DEH1I11N0
good January openings should write Geor
gia Teachers’ Bureau. Covington. Oa. State
work wanted and minimum salary. .Send
credentials. No registration fe«- next ten
Uaya for one years membership.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
tlst tsliernaele. 9 to 10 n. ui. 'l'hone 2381.
WANTED-f‘tWITlGN AS FOREMAN Tilt
awpcrlntend* nt t*v flrst-ehisa nn—iinnL-;
brier or wood construction; experirm.e Ad
dress 150, care Georgian.
YOUNG MAX WANT* A POMITIO.V A8
a clerk In a grocery store. lias had a
year's eiperienee. Address W. P. \V., rare
'Phone. Atlanta 4*i7
al Rank •eliding. Atlanta. On,
MORE REPLIES THAN
OTHERS COMBINED
December 15, 1906.
The Atlanta Georgian,
Atlanta, Ga.
Gentlemen: Perhaps you wiuld he interested to know that on a small
want ad. in your paper on Thursday and Friday of this week and in two
otlu-r papers of this city at the same time, The Georgian brought us more
repiles than the others combined.
. Yours Very Truly,
B. C. HARPER,
lery. New York.
In gna pud electric supplies.
SHOULD YOU HAVE A CM
rough, take ”Uewberry’a I)e
Ing better. l>niggl*t» sell It.
4 open wagons, 2 cabs. Central Ca
Co.. No. 14 IMiMlmnut avenue.
TWO SECOND-HAND BANK K>
with time locks, made by DlehoUl
Co.; three second hand fireproof safes
roll top snd one standing desk and m
office rhslr* and three office rugs t
cheap. 24 8, Broad Ht. R. W. Kills.
M. A. SHELTON.
DON'T FORGET M. A. SHELTON IS
practical ,tovc .n.t range rt’P.l
work nnd materia) ffuaranfepij, Bm
5215. 61 Sontli I’ryor street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Franklin Cleans Clean.
THAT'S Mr BUSINESS.
* BELI, 620.
II. Ilaynlc, Nnrcroaa, On.
Unlit delivery service. Apply 113 Gordon.
cook stoves—f>T.r. urn link.
FOR SALE—RuAL ESTATE.
IF YOU HAVE i-hopeiitv to sbll
pine. It with us; »» glva It our ap»lal
and psraonal ntlnntlon. If H'n wnrth tbn
pries w* will anil It. C. H. 'Yrlln A Co.. UM
'ourth Natlounl Rank.
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
glvau prompt anil careful attention,
work, latent styles. Acme Hotter.. (V
Whitehall itreet.
WANTED—BIDS.
by 50 feet. Apply to 105 South l-r.t-i
MADAME MELLIE.
THE NOTED EGYPTIAN PALM IIIT.
containing over $3»w. on Trinity.
Mitchell. Whitehall, or East Point i
night about 10 o’clork. Fifty dollar*
If returned to The Georgian office.
BOARDERS WANTED.
Inspection, comparlsur and patronnge.
POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER,
•ffli" iusiii **r traveling. Oter
ire’, experient e. Address Twenty
WANTEO—AGENTS.
Jvrer* strew. Atlonts, Ga.
Do \t>\ WANT MONEY 7
WANTED. BOAHDEID
room* with iNNtrd for
men; also table boarder* •
tree street.
WALL PAPER.
East Hunter atrv**:. Roth phones 663.
MONEY TO LOAN.
druggist* nml agent*
•old ftftcwit }r
MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEG
P-l* uni others American laveatmeat
Co.. $04 Candler Bldg.
Mortgage loins ou real estate. 1
h BUSINESS DIRECTORY
•I'. " ,r “ ' ' -.rr.n
>11 BICYCLE SUNDRIES. .
ere BICVCLtn AM> KU.MJIUUa-i.VRGEWr
. ^ hlcyclv and sundry distributor* lu the
ut Soutu. Soutuciu ugeuts lor Fierce, Yale,
ou- Hmdl and lludaoa wcyeJes. Wrlur tor our
))(>«• cur doguw itu.l f.i'ivo Hat. AtefifiUdcr-
~ Ulyas
CARPENTERS AND CABINET MAK*
MODELS AND NOVELTIES; PROMPT
. ’ service. Bell 'phoue 2374.- Atlanta Wood
ror and Iron Novelty works, JPO Marietta
ug street.
MONCRIEF—
A HE'S THE 3IAN THAT HELLS HOT AIR.
th Installs furnaces in old bouses as well
ns new. He prepares a cellar If you have
—- none. Mourrlcf f urnace Co. Both ’phones.
ge MESSENGER SERVICE.
FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE MKIt-
— svngers, pbouo 24. J. A. Davies aud J.
*8. C. llrsnan.
‘VO SEWING MACH IN E8,
raj RENTED—TWO DOLLARS PER MONTH,
ell either Singer or Wbeeier A Wilson. We
rent ouly new machines with complete set
— of attachments. Prompt delivery. Both.
■phones ita. Singer newlng Machine Ca, i
H Whitehall afreet.
STOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED.
A 8TOVB8 AND UANtlKH HEPAI1IKD AND
-al avt np. Expert workmau. l-altarao,
ra Furnilore bouse, 255 IVtarv atroou 'I’hooaa,
Atlaulx 2412, Ball 134 weal. Wa buy any-
— thing
TALKING MACHINES.
TALKING uACHINRH AND IlKCORD*-
Whol.aAle and retail illatrlbutora of Tie.
tor Talking Machine* and Records. Jutt
E. received large cooa/gnment of machine* and
t- over 19,000 record*. Immedlar# attention
i. clTcn mall orders. W# want tae name# of
nil talking machine dealer* lu the South.
Write for catalogue. Atesaader-Elyea ca
TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING.
II. W. HOUNTIIHH A BRO. TRUNK AND
BAG CO. Ratal 1 and repairing. So. 7J
Whitehall street. Phone 117$
T. WATCHMAKING.
— TO THE TRADE: COlll-UCATBD
X watches arc my hobby. Modern Ideas la
t work anil dealings. H. Walter Lelt. lloom
B. 1717 Fourth National Bank Bldg.. Atlanta.
SHOE REPAIRING.
It .MORRIS PARK. 83 NORTH PRYOR
street. Fine shoo repairing; t»est leather
— and work guaranteed. Work called for and
K delivered. Bell ’phono 1443.
~ FOR ELECTRICAL CON-
- TRACTING
and repair work, or gns and electric
nature*, -phone Frrtwell-Jonr* Co.
v Bell, 1527; Atlanta. 60$.
.T MEDICAL.
'! ODIUM, MORPHINE - GUARANTEED
T home c»fre; $8 and teatlnionlnl: $15 with-
w out It. Free trial to physicians. Dr. J.
F. Rough ton A Co., Atlanta, Ga.
" KROMOPATH1C REMEDIES CUtlB
scalp diseases and make hair gtw*.
Krom r a Me<llcated Bonn makes yon if-
^ elenlcally dean. (90 years success.) t J. 3.
_ Krom. specialist. €13 “The Grand, At-
» lanta. OaT
• INSTALLING AND REPAIRING.
i ENGINE ROOM AI’PI.IANCE8. ELEVA-
** tor*. (MKuping machinery and steam neat- 1
Ing plants. Plans snd specification# for
9 Acetylene gas plants furnished. George W.
Moore. 24Vt 'Vest Hunter street.
LOOK AT YOUR HAT. „
- OLD STYLE SOFT AND STIFF HATH '
donned or dyed and reshaped to late
styles. Domestic nnd foreign ordera by pi all
* and express given special attention, llus- *
l * sey, 2$H Whitehall street, Atlanta. On. ^
SEWING MACHINES.
WE RENT ENTIRELY NEW .MACHINES
with Inti'.t Improved nttai-hmrnta.
- Prompt delivery. I’onrteous attention. $2
per month. Ilomestlc Hewing Machine
Coronnnv. 1^4 North Prvor street. ^ r
a BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
y . c
a TUB CELEBRATED BARRETT STOVES J
AND RANGES ,
Arc th* only Mtoraa and Ranges on earth
lu which lie heat 1-A8SES UNillKI.l J
AROUND THE OVEN. Fully protected
- by goverumect paten**, manufacture«l l»y *
Atlanta Htovo Work*. Make your dealer »
get you one. A
LUMBER PLANT.
FOR HALE-Wi: OFFER FOR SALK ONE *
of the most desirable pinning mill plants
: In south Georgia. Cook Co., Fltagornld, "
! >>'■ n
FOR .SALE *AT A HAIUL\IN-HAUNF.8H
factory and tannery conveniently Uicated;
new Ixtlhiltiga nml up-to-date machinery. „
Atldress ••Factory,” cnr«» this r»*|»er.
HARDWARE RURINESH FOR RALE AT
a Lnrtnlu; g$>04l reason for sidling; write
quick. Uewley llanlware Co., Union. 8. C,
Itt'SINEftft CHANCES.
Good 4*ties, t4»$». S$»e me.
\V. Jones, flu»Iness Broker. (
. ivnterv lll.ts Pon$*s 6589. v
HOLIDAY GOODS.
. ..., .
HOLIDAYS WILL SOON “
BE HERE. GET YOUR
LITTLE BOY A NICE
WHITE HICKORY GOAT
WAGON. , 50-32 WEST
MITCHELL ST.. ATLAN-
TA, GA.
E. L. MORSE,
1114 .Fourth National Bank
HENRY COUNTY FARM OF 100 ACRES.
3) acres original foreat. 12 In bottom, 12
In pasture; balance In good state of cultiva
tion; 9-room thralling. built 5 fear*; ten
ant's hoiiM*. barns and stables. Convenient
to elturchea and school. Price $2,600 cash.
Make offer. Must he sold within ten duys.
S. B. TURMAN & CO.
B-rooiu n«m»e; nil cuuvcuieiii-rn, uum im
years; large, level lot. $5,000. $1,100 cash,
balance can lie arranged to suit you.
HIGHLAND AVK.—LEVEL CORNER LOT
(60x160 to alley); $1,276. Terms $275 cash,
and $2X) year nt 6 per cent Interest.
NEW STORE AND THREE ROOM8-TRI-
nngulnr lot; near Marietta street; rental
value i $166 year. $1,260, half cash.
FIFTY-ACRE "TRUCK FARM. 7 MILEX'
1 south of center of Atlanta; $2,000. Terms
I $600 cash, balance within 6 years.
SEVENTY-BIGHT. ACRES . OF THE
finest land In north Georgia; nearly new
10-room brick residence; water and gas; nu
merous substantial outbuildings; 22 miles
from Atlanta: 6,009 lteariug Klhertn bench
trees; railroad station and side-track on
place; an exceptionally fine suburban home
for $12,500. Call or write for full particu
lars.
PIEDMONT. vNBAR FORREST AVK.-A
splendid 9-room substantially built home,
ased $459 net. Price $6,000. $2,000 cash.
SEVEN ACRES, 3H MILES FROM CRN-
fer of Atlanta, on McDonough (rnaenda-
ilxed) road. $800, $2J0 cash, balance wl“
YOUR ATTENTION TO, AND I NS PEC
tlou of, the fo)lowlug properties Is re
spectfully Invited. The time to buy a cheap
niece of property Is when the owner has
definitely decided to tell, and will not stand
on any fixed price, but Is willing to nt least
oue-hnlf way meet your views as to the
value of the property. For business reasons
dimes nt
people sonietl
Investment.
have to lose
little
up oo some other
THE FOLLOWING PBOPERTIES WILL
1m> sold. It remains for you to declds
whethef you will get one of them or not
EIGHT-ROOM 2-STORY HOUSE, WITH
nil modern conveniences, on Capitol ave
nue near Georgia -avenue; enat front, lot
50x200 feet. The lot nml house, according
to surrounding prices. Is worth $5,750 to
$6,000; can lw» bought for $4,360: It Is a first
class Investment. Terms 81,250 cash, bal
once easy.
.vwiiiil oiun—* otuiuuD, .Vi
hew 8-room house; large lot; conven
to Piedmont avenue nnd Juniper street
lines; near Eighth street: nil modern
provet aunts: enu be bought for very much
less thnu It Is really worth. Terms $1,600
psieb, balance easy.
. W. A. FOSTER.
Real Estate and Loans,
12 S. Broad.
will sell nt nuctloii (
Every farm
nine
ling* on
them. This property Is In He*
Kalb county, and. within 14 mile* of the
vmrt Itotiae In Atlanta. we are going to
id I It to the hlgheMt bidder without re-
lerve, on terms of one-fourth rash, and the
mlance In one. two nnd three years.
The sale will Inst nil day nml light re
’rcfthuicnt* will be served free. Write, tel
egraph. telephone or call on us for plats
thing full nml detailed Information. Also
Ion nnd how to get there. Colonel
sou lives ou the property, and will
question of n short while when the
la of Peters street will have to reach
good little erosn streets. If taken
rage nnu u nrres oi mini: mic running
branch; land covered with nice oak grove,
east front, paved roml all the way Into the
city, and only ten minutes' walk from car
line; only one and ot»e-br.!f tulles from city
limit*. Price $2,650, nnd the land alone Is
worth this money. Terms easy. Splendid
nrlghlMtrs. churches nnd public school. Call
for our rout and sale bulletin.
S. B. TURMAN & CO.
W. M. SCOTT & CO.,
City, Mineral and Farm’
Properties,
Atlanta, Ga.
1150 CAH1I ANB $25 TER MONTH BUYS
a beautiful six-room cottage, -one-half
block Grant park. Lot fronts two streets.
Up-to-date In every way. Price $3,660.
PRICE $1.500—ON FLAT 8IIOAL ROAD,
9 miles from Atlanta: fine farm of 6o
acres, with five-room house and tenant
house; 18 acre* In bottom, J2 acres In up
land under cultivation, remainder tlml»er-
ed. Shoal creek running through corner;
also, fine spring. Will take team of mules
part payment
Gordon streets.
r. NEAR LEE AND
have a five-room cot-
city conveniences;
value for $2,000. t>.
avenue. Cottage home containing (Ire
son street, good three-room cottage; nlc
it; all Improvements down In street am
paid for. Price $1,600. Very easy terms.
lUau .vjn i uitauk vr imw
with nil file dty rouvemence*. near Grant
nrlt ear line. A perfect little home and
heap for I2.S90, on terms of $350 cash and
nonth. You cau not bent this If
. BARGAIN IN’ A LOT IN THE PRET-
tlest i»art of North Boulevard, near An-
* -- »nuo. 47 by 14<> feet to alley. Snap
00. This Is the right place fur a
' a good place to build a house that
ions 2027. Atlanta Phone 1881.
SALES DEPARTMENT:
A. H. HOOK, R. <?. EVE.
HOME!
fine
1-RICK I2.1S0-1H MIt.F.8 PROM DEPOT
at Adnlmvlllc, on Western nnd Atlantic
railroad; a fine farm of 80 acres, nnd good
house. Very productive laud. Has 800 El-
l»erta peach trees. Wo can give term* on
this. This Is a very flno farm and ought
sell quick:
FEW OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL LOTS
left near Westvlew. on car line. You
had better let me show you theae. Price
Is right nnd terms easy.
WEST END-BEST RESIDENT SECTION;
eight-room two-storr house; up-to-date In
every particular. Worth $0,000, for quick
sale $5,00) gets It. This kind Is bard to
find In that locality nt the price.
NEAR PONDERS AVENUE. FOUR NEAR-
Iv new negro houses, all celled. I«ot 126 by
127 feet. Room to build other houses.
Hents for $16 per month. If you are look
ing for Investments, see us nt once, ns wc
are going to sell them; $1,500 takes them.
NORTH BOULEVARD-IN BEST RES!-
dent part; nine-mom house; three stores,
with porcelain bath, china closet, iinutr;
nml furnace. Corner lot. 53 by 18$ feel
For n few day* only. $5,200.
No. 105 South Pryor Street.
Lot 55 by 105. Price $8,500
Let us show you this piece of centra!
property.
FORREST AND GEORGE ADAIR.
ANSLEY PARK
CHEAP.
LOT
ON PEACHTREE CIR
CLE, NEAR PEACHTREE
ST., 100X220. CAN BE
HAD FOR $1,500 LESS
THAN ITS VALUE. THE
OWNER WANTS TO
SELL AND AUTHORIZES
US TO CUT THE PRICE
IN ORDER TO REALIZE.
LIES BEAUTIFULLY;
EAST FRONT. IT’S LIKE
A PICTURE. FINE VIEW
THAT WILL NEVER BE
OBSTRUCTED. IF YOU
WANT A LOT IN THIS
BEAUTIFUL PARK THIS
IS THE OPPORTUNITY
OF YOUR LIFE. MONEY
TALKS HERE AND IT’S
UP TO YOU NOW IF YOU
WANT A GOOD THING.
-JAMES L. LOGAN & CO.,
214 Empire Building,
Phone 4310 L, Main
XMAS BARGAINS.
MORRIS CHAIRS.
$25 LEATHER MORRIS. CHAIRS $20
$20 LEATHER MORRIS CHAIRS $1$
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
BOGS—Candled, actln, tie.
LIVE POULTRY—Hen*, tctlre. Hum,
•»ch: ehlcken, plentiful, lie&c .‘fS 1 .
lu-ks. Pekin. Kc each; puddle, aejol
f«cn; (MM. foil feathered. Bo ,«ch?t«?
ker,. aettre, 14e pound.
DRESSED POULTRY'—Gee,e. nndria.
antler, 1031:4c pound; turkaya, undreaa
active, 14616c pound; hen., undrawn. »?.
five, 13c pouad; duck,, undrawn.
15c pound: frle,. active, 15c pound. ’’
PRODUCE—TenneiMe rib, una boon,
Tcnncce Munp. fe; l.rd, 10c lb.; bami
octlve, 14c lb.; .boulder, active, 10c lb.;
active, 10c lb.; buttar active, 15®22«c ih”
bee,wax. active, 25c pound; noney. brlrti.
active. Sc pound; honey In l-pound block,
active, 12c pound; ehe.toot. active, 13.3
k skGaft&nsi:
$1.40«1.50. *
GAME— (. ,
tire, tc each; ducke.
$1$ OAK VELOUR 3IORR1S CHAIRS. ,$14.»
220 MORRIS ROCKERS $14.50
ROCKERS! ROCKERS!
UPHOLSTERED OAK
110 OAK AND MAHOGANY
$10 rOLlSIIED MAHOGANY ROCKERS..pi
$15 OAK SHAVING STANDS, ONLY..112.50
LADIES’ DRESSING TADLES $1$ UP
Robison-Martin Fur. Co.,
27 E. Hunter St.
FOR RENT.
DWELLINGS.
20 BALTIMORE PLACE.
THIS TWO-STOBY EIGHT-ROOM HALF-
hous«> la on (hr south sldr of Baltimore
place, betwecii West iVnrhtree ami Hprlng
streets, and Immeillately across the street
from the Baltimore block; has gas, hot
anil 1*011! water, t>orrelaln hath, closet, sta
tionary wnslistnml, sink In tho kitchen, ami
' heated by hot air furnace. If you aro
llltt'IBUllI, UIpeacu, v. <M.
.urn, lire, active. 1c pound.
FRUITS—Lemon., fancy Me
A00 B.n.n.a, per bunch. cun». .cur,,
tOcfttt.OO: atral(hte, $1.5002.00. Plneepplca,
Florida elock, per crate. $2.00. Oransn
Florida (lock, owing to alio and conditio,
on arrival, per box, $2.26®$.60. AppIm,
-holce Ben D.vl., $3.2fiui60; fancy, 1315;
Naw York atate. applet, wlntar varle
tica. choice, per barrel, $$.2564.60; faiuw,
- j. ..— - ork In 6-lb.
Niagara a, BH9
^nberrlea, fancy
j, par barrel, $12.00
$11.00. Grape , fruit. Florida
atock, owing to alae and color, per box 41.M
6450. Llmea, Florida .took, .per hundred,
75c©$l. Nuta. fancy, mixed. In boxca. per
aacka averaglng^lOO. poubdt aarb, owing ta
,r VE e d I?TaEle8—Beeta, cabbage erataa,
active. $1.00 crate: cabbage, etandard cratu,
2c pound; cabbage, barrels, 2c pound;
egg plant, nctlva. $2.60 crate; encum
bers, $1.60 crate; tomatoee. fannr. active.
$460 crate; tomatoee. choice, active. 12.000
425 crate; beana. round green, WOO crate;
onions, dry, active, J$c buibel; Irlab pou-
toea, active No. L 10c bushel; eelety, f e°;
oy. 66«S0c bunch; pepper, active, 12 23
crate; akra, six baskets,.small, $450 crate;
cauliflower, active, 6010c pound; lettuce,
headed. $1.60«2 drum; aweet potatoes, yel
low. active, 60 bushel; awMt pots toes, white,
active. 60c bushel; kraut, half-barrel. UIS;
rutabaga turnips, H4c. StrawberrleB, $5040c
crate.
FLOOR, ORA IN AND PROVISIONS.
FLOUB—Highest patent W.M; heat pet-
ent $4.10; atandard.patant. $4.25: half pat-
•nt, »c 90: spring whMt patent, $6.
CORN-Cholce red cob. 69c; No. I willU,
64c: No. 2 yellow, 67c; mixed, 67c; old crop
choice, «c; old crop No. 2, «7c: old cron
mixed. Sic: new TenneMOO white, «c; crack
clipped, die; No. 2
white, 47c; No. 2 mixed, 47c; Texas rust
proof, 62c.
Bborti. white, V
ll.K; pure bran, »i.»; mixea oranu. »i.».
Hi$Y—Timothy, choice l*r«# bales. $1.3:
do., cnnlre nMilbfilea, *L»; do., No. j
clover, mixed, 81.20; do., No. 2 clover mixed
$1.16. Choice Bermnda. 90c.
RYE—Georgia, $1.00; Tennessee, 90c. Bar-
^the^iwove Price* are f. o. b. Atlanta.
PROVISIONS—Supreme hfirat lfc. Don
hams, 16c. Cfillfornla heme, $9.00. Dry salt
extra riba, $9; hellJee. 2.06 pounds. 10.25; fnt
S icks 9.00; plates, 8.00; Supreme lard, 10.0);
now Drift compound MG.
trout, 8c
3a do, ““
M Sly-..- rr-y
pound; bar shad.
ishfje poJnd ;^gB»h~w'taey frwt^OftlOc
epoun
’ ffWlt .
; rock shad, Utfsoc.
HEMUIDLL A VEX I? E-GOOD FOUR-
rotun cottage, with Imll running through.
Utt 50 feet front. Cara pass the door.
STATE STREET-TWO FOUR-ROOM
houses with hall; also Improvements
down. This Is fine white renting property,
and some one Is going to get a bargain.
feet. Price $2.4SO. Terms.
-heap.
See
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate—Renting,
28 Peauhtree St.
REMOVAL SALE.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH,
MASTER PI,UMBER.
, MONEY TO LOAN AT 5. 6 A Ml 1 Pi'll
cen» Interest, according to security of-
ff'ftl, aus.ill expanse au«l prompt aiisuthm. / >,, -,g.,,,ki m f g,f 71 -i \ rntn ra.
♦ Only On real estate lu jo I mar Atlanta. 1 $l( t.OUIIl OL ll«l\lO
I.- al cate uiiv present location,
! SI-F.4-IAI, HOME FUNDS TO LKND: | mvinev •>'» twM . Mn 4
suy aniouat. 4>i. 5 and « per ceet. Write • C;l\lllj; UOl CCm
er ceil H W Canon. .4 8. Broad atreat.
.iiiiscount on all linisheu Ital-
W55. 20 E. Hunter St. {j inn and Georgia marble, also
I.- ciDvwt i ,, " niao - r - ,u » - j - 3 ‘-'“uivc-uvl 'granite monuments. Clicro-
ttJu.4^sun^ :MM«ran».C 4»T,;is; j kec Marble & Granite
inly.
vill tin*? It t
ft «1w •'ffl*^* $*f Ataiiih. IL.Uiuk..u.| A 8uBU,
W I’roileniial balMIng Atlauta. Ga.
- SFOUR I’Ui:
• ! lead Ml tiui
; also mpi»y
I i Straight
per .
site State Capitol.
A. J. WEST & CO.,
H Kt’IIASE MONEY NOT Eft WANTED—
\NV bate at»out $20,000 cash In hand to
nut In go*>il purchase money notes. If you
hare any. please submit them.
JACKSON HTJ1ERT. NEAR PONCE. DE-
l.con avenue. A handsome new eight-room
two story house, never Imh*u occuplml. All
modern conveniences. Isot 60 by I654£ fe$‘t.
This house I* Leautlful. lias to bo seen
to 1m* appreclatiMl. Price $7,600.
WEST IIARBIS STBKF.T—EIGHT-ROOM
Iwo-story house, with alley on the side;
stable In rear. In a stone’s throw of Tab
ernacle and accessible to two car Hues.
Price $4,260. Terms, If desired.
WALDO STREET. NEAR SOUTH ROL'LE-
r;tr«I school. A new four-room eotlng*;
wide hall running through; cabinet man
tels: extra larg« front veranda; latticed
hack porch. The house la well worth $2,-
00); but $1.80) gets It; thin! cash.
27 EAST FOURTH STREET.
THIS TWO - STORY SEVEN - ROOM
frame, on lot 36 by 190, which lies level,
on the east side of Fourth street, be
... een the two Peaeh7i*ees; fins gns, hot
nml cold water; porcelain hath, closet, *ta-
>nnry wnshstand, sink In the kitchen; In
ginv» ne|f»b^^lr^•''*''• •« •* nnd
gmxl repair. Within half block of both
u 4 «*$• t arn, lteiun lei t**r imituu.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT,
12 Auburn Avenue,
Both Phones 111.
CHRISTMAS BAR
GAINS.
ROCKERS! ROCKERS!
GR0CERIE8.
sesgass-
COFFEB— KMBtsd Arbuckls's, WWtbalk
lo hags or barrels, 1144c: green UOlSr.
RICE—Carolina, «MVnle, according to tha
,r ciVEi:SE—Fancy foil cream dairy, UHc;
twins, 15c.
Shredded blacnlt, $9 case; No. 2 rolled
oats, $S case. Sack grits, 92j>ound bag*.
$1.16. Oyatera, full weight, $1.76 case; light
cane. ueu HimaD. <o case, nn* ■aiuiim
$4.86 case. Cocoa, $9c; chocolate 35c; sour,
l-ponnd Jars, 48c. Roast beef, $1.39 case.
Corned Imet, $1.10 case. Catsup, $1.80 case.
Sirup: New Orleans, 36c gallon; corn 3c
E llon; Cuba 33c gallon; Georgia cane, a S5c.
It, 190-pound. 60c. Axle grease, $!.<$.
8odn crackers, IHc pound; lemon 7%c; oys
ter 7c. Barrel candy, per pound, 6c; lull
ed. per pound, 6Hc. Tomatoes, 2-pouna.
ILk) cau; l-pound. $425. Navy beaus. U:
Lima benne. 5He. Beet matches, par gross,
$1.66. Macaroni, 6H6$7c per pound. m Sar
dine*, mustard, $3.25 case. Potash,.$3.3it
$59 DAVENPORTS
$65 MAHOGANY DAVENPORT*.*.......$62
$36 CHASE LEAFIER DAVENPORTS. ,$J9
$15 OAK SHAVING STANDS -.$12.50
$29 MAHOGANY iTL’SlC CABINETS. .’$15
$14 MAHOGANY MUSIC CABINETS....$9
AND MANY OTHER BARGAINS.
Robison-Martin Furniture
Co.,
23 and 27 E. Hunter St.
BOUND TO TRACK
AND LEFT TO FATE
HAVE A rrgTOMKB WHO WILL PAY
$1,000 «r $6,00) f«*r a nice s«*ven-room
north side home.* If you arc In the market!
n home or Investment, 'phone me. and |
UI take pica sure lu abunlug you.
BETWEEN PEACHTREE STREET AND
Piedmont avenue, on Pfeilmont place. o|,| t
Thirteenth street, wc have tome beautiful t
shady lots nt $1,400 each.
PIEDMONT AVENUE - SPECIAL IN-
dnccuint fu bran-J-ucw, i:f$-to-dafc. I$cant|.
fel eight room residence. Lance lot: 87.509.
W. M. SOOTr & CO.,
210-12 Goukl Bldg.
Lewis F. Bowen, Salesman.
Roanoke, Va„ Dec. I*.—A railroad
watchman was taken from the engine,
which he wax guarding, some time dur.
Ing the morning by men auppoged to be
tramp*, and after taking what money
and other valuable, the watchman had.
he was bound to a croastle and placed
on the truck.
An engineer, while making up a
train, noticed the man tied to the track
and released him. The engine came
within ten feet of striking the tramp-
bound victim
• BUILDING PERMIT8.
$S6®-W. B. Tolley, to bnlld ona-al"ry
frame dwelling nt (rear) 21$ E. North nve
gunshot (hoiulcldi*) nt 626 !
Miss Alice H. Turner,
at 133 8. Pryor street.
I.Iinlsoy Thomas (colored), aged $0 year*.
dl«»d nt 123 Magnolia street (rear).
Gi-orge Mitchell (colored), aged 45 year*.
died at 29s Magnolia afreet.
PROPERTYTRAN8FERS. r
$155—Atlanta Ileal Estate Company to U
W. Matthews, lot on McDaniel street near
Rockwell street. Warranty deed.
$190—E. W. Matthews to George Thomft*.
lot on McDaniel street near Rockwell stp et.
Warranty deed. . .
$150—Daniel Carey to Alhert I,. Dden. !•«
In land lot 250 on the l*eytou road. " :,r ‘
rnnty deed. .. .
$l,w)9—F. M. Coker to W. It. Hatnmoi.;.
lot oil Columbia avenue, College Park.
claim deed. ...
$3,000—Mrs. Ella C. ftcblestluger to Mr*.
Minnie W. Lampkln, lot on West Peachtree
street. _ v
$3,599—Mrs. Mary C. Andrews to n > n
Flckett. Jr., lot ou Lee atreet near Garden
street. Warranty deed. _
$7,500—W. D. Thomson and A. D- Th
•on to Mrs. Lena Chamhlee, lot on Aunuru
a venae. Warranty deed.
CARRIAGE WAS WRECKED,
BUT OCCUPANT8 E8CAPED.
8peclal to The Oeorgtan.
St. Augustine, Fla, Dec. 18.-Mr. and
Mra. Albert Lewi*, prominent winter
resident*, are receiving congratulail" n ' 1
over their narrow escape from serious
Injury yesterday- morning In a colli.I" 1
while put driving. A runaway h " I> '.‘’
with a delivery wagon trailing bcnlna.
crashed Into the Lewi* surrey, tearing
off two wheel* and upsetting the '»-
hide. The occupant* suffered no dam
age but the shock. Mr. Ltwi* l* *
multi-millionaire ot Prat Craak. P*