The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, June 06, 1906, Image 10

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ONE CENT A WORD No Ad Taken For Lew Than 25 Centa.. CASH MUST ALWAYS gccoitl- pany out-of-loa n order*. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. J Situations Wanted will hereafter be inserted on this page tree of charge. If you want a situation, send your ad. to The Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, one inser tion. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. iikiikkiure hogs. iiii.TMoni; strain. i’ur* br»*c<J. Clien]>. Pin all alnm; also ■ It. ffonior Pigeons. Bos to, CrawfordrlU*, HAVE VOI) ANYTHING TO HELD IF you have, and It to the Southern A net Ion ATLAS UN no/.Vks All atyl Atl«« Entlm- W-.rk», Umpire III.If.. Atlaola oxl^itTultf^iHiDoi^Niiri f..N for 1125; roat MOO. 1 Jump aest trap, LA Hprare. 432-34-31 Mari AWoflMliYli. uotirtTY uVkickuh and DAVID W. YARBROUOH. MASTER CLUMBER, rbonaa I3S. SO B. Huntar 8L WANTED HELP—MALE. MICE ANT* 1IOYH WANTKD—LEARN poaltlon ami union rani cu.mm,-,-,,, catalogue. Coyne llroa’. Trade Schools, Maw York, Chlrago. 81. Louli. “w'iiTtk ifh var I Mill Mfg. references need apply. \VAST^KXl*KattlEN(?lil> MILK STJWT Rood job for rlKht mau. L. I*. Gibson, > AstAfUinu. VoUNG LADY ASSISTANT IhmYkKEKI*- WANTED HELP—FEMALE. caay work, short hours and Rood pay. Fiperl«*ncod operators make froui $3.00 to *12.00 per week, and we will *lvs i—| dny wages to those without expert* until they learn. If you lire out of Inntn, write ua and wa will flva you Hro*. A McCrea. N W. llnjr pu . XiaiMi , till « Wlia. UM Ml la A 1*1 ruFi» ana BFn8rim*TioNH in 2a DAYK* WOUK. AIaFHIK.NI> 111*1X1., 97* KBACHTHKK., 'AKtKIt-VfWKfl LA hi KM TO LKAUN local and long diffnwee telephone oj/eratl lug. A course of Inatructloti Riven In train ing Behind with mlary licRlmilng with en-| tntuce to school, flood snlurles paid to rotnpetent operators, anlary lielng deter- »«it up on’IeiiRtb of service. Apply 5th floor, i ruining Kehool. Telephone UldR. WANTHfi-TTWibn reLiaTiEe i!o!»K with tiest of referenree. A room on the ot. Apply 708 Piedmont avenue. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. w \ i l»-BY A YOUNG MAN OK Ex perience and ability a position as stenographer mid iMHikkeeper, No. 1 refer- 425 r. hmvkms<i—wkrMVHi^.—wmav moat.. •‘Traveler,*’ Ho* 1A Station WANTED—A0ENT8. AGENTS WANTING HIG AN!> QUICK money tend for our free circulars. Gan- »rwt Sales and Hopply Co„ Mobile, Ala. WANTED—SALESMEN. INTBI.MUKNT, IIUMTI.ING H At.EM MEN for luaimlflcent new maps; naw features: emy sellers; eieluslve territory and lltwrat i mposition; extraordinary chance for work- • tm. mate If you have bad experience. ii ‘ t MISCELLANEOUS. IRON HAFKM. HANK SAFES. VAULT DOOKB. BAKES, tu e-proof safes. dei»oe!t iMixee. George E. lilts. K 8. It road St., Atlanta. i.ITiiMJlt-WfT hAVe' PTrffKE-MTufl imu Lumber Cotup..7, Box 107* Conlsls, PKNUING. am, rryr.Ks gates, uticb am» iron fences sold and erecte«t. Feuds* for f irm, lawn, asnlea and poultry. exclusive ng. its for "I'srs Fence.” Tilley Fence ^^Uyt^TorsjrthStMsInawC^^^ WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. w a vrerCTirr^n^ that the Southern Auction and Halraffe Co., at » 8. Pryor, ran dispose of your household Roods, offlee flitures. safes, car- ret *. mgs, pianos, etc., to advantage. rlbtta at.. Atlanta. Ua. \' i; WANT l*OR A crSTOJdKH A HOME near Grant park, cue that will sell mi terms. Come quirk. as this will l*c n nulck aale. We mean business. W. K. >».»u* •! - ‘ • r lm ’ 1 l'.M I*! .*! 1 • FOR RENT. month; modern. On East line street, from now until Septemlier I. References. wfl^aBHaBB*B!ieaiaaMniBamaiBia9Hass FOR RENT— FURNI8HED ROOMS. COOL. PLEASANT ROOMS 52 TO S3 A week. l*odgtng 51 a week. Menls 32. W a work. 10* Trinity avenue. Dell phone H» Atlanta phone 2T<7. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES* GO SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND Equip ment Co. We repair, reconstruct, ex change, buy and sell automobiles. Garni 1012 Mitchell afreet. Atlanta, Ga. L08T. mid white setter dog early Tuesday morn lug. Answers to the name of Noble. Re turn to 234 Formwalt at and recelte re- ward, .. FOUND. tBk M4 SaUB l ' u "'"' lg BRAMRACH PIANOS. KHTABLIHIIKD 1»23. BBCHT PIANO CO., «J N. FORSYTn. PALMI8TRY. 1 A I ..'I IA 1 , AND MEEK. Under the directorate of the Doaton Pay- chlc Keaearrh Society nn<i Lyceum Bureau. FOR SEVEN DAYS ONLY. 3ft.<K>—<6.0&—56.00—S5.00 READINGS FOR 51.00-41.00-81.00-51.00. NO MOKK-NO LESS! He tells every hone, fear and ambition of rlage, enpaidlltles. fortunate and unfortii nate periods of life. How to win the one you love. In n word, tells everything, “* lY. ■THE ATLANTA.GEORGIAN, ci: Gentlemen: We wish to congratulate you upon the WANT ooJ.umn of your .paper. We advertised in your paper yesterday for a salesman,-and in less than thirty min utes after your paper had been on the streets we^had three applicants, and have had one after another today. • Thanking you very muoh and wishing you muon suc cess, we remain, Yours Very Truly, W. E. SAUNDERS & COMPANY. A Want Ad in The Georgian will cost you only one cent a word. SCHOFIELD FUNERAL IS TO BE HELD THURSDAY SCOFIELD—FRIENDS OF MR. AM Mrs. G. S. Mruflcld and Mr. nud Mr* Frank M. Scofield are Invited to attend tb fniie of Mr [Thursday), June 7. froi at 10 Intel 0*5 lay \ Brandons at 9:t9: C. P. Hldwc Hugh Richard non. Wm. Kelly, Major J. 1 COuper, W. It. Smith. CoUmei George Wei moreland, Joseph C. Crauksbaw. FUNERAL NOTICE. GRANT.—THE FRIENDS OF MR. AND Mr*. John W. Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Jlr.gb T. Inmnii and Mra. William D. Grant are Invited to attend the funeral service Il'Urli Inniiili Giart. t.hh'st «■•:* >■' Mr Mrs. John W. Grant, at their rerid -nee. 4Zi Peachtree street. Thura-l.ir rftemouu. Jane 7. 1906. at 130 o'clock. Til * intenaent will be private and at a Liter hour. RENT $58 PER MONTH PRICE $5,0000, arty, located close In unHMMI If you are looking for rent-paying property see me about this, as It la worth Inveatl- satfhf. ^ CHAS. M. ROBERTS, 12 AUBURN AVENUa Bell Phone 469C. Member Atlanta Real Estate Exchange or selling property, or. Important step, don’t Ilia advice will he the ... fnct. make miy fall to consult him. menus of saving you aerioua mistake*. Advice and fees for reading reduced for seven daya only. Located In my own prl one block east c for number. N. II.—No colored people received. WALL PAPER. J. SI. QUICK A CO.-WALL PAPER, mouldings, pictures, picture frame*, etc. Dell phone 729, Standard 704. 27 E. Hunter. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TALKING MAcmxns AND IinCOUDS- Whnlr.nl. and retail dl.trlhutnr. of Vic tor Ttalktn* Machine, and Record. Jo.t reeled I nr r« con.lsnm.nt of machine, anil o,.r 10,000 record.. Immediate att.ntlon flten mall ordi#*. We want the n.BiM nf .11 t.lklnf m.ehln. dealer. In th. nontb. Writ, for cstalbgtta AMund.r-Elre. Co. BICYCLES AND BUN I* R IKK—LARGEST blerclo and aundrj dlatribntnra In Iho aonlh. Bontbern anenta for I'lorco. Yalo, Knell anil lludaon blrjrclra. Writ, for our IFM calalofu. and prico Hat. Alaiandar- Elyen Co. YOUR TEETH CROWNED S5*K GOLD CROWNS ti UP. tritbnut pain. All work rue re n teed II Tfara. lanl.r Dental Parlor., While- hall St;, orar Emmon.' clothing .tort. Dell phono Im-J. WK MOVE. STORE, PACK AND SniP honM>hold good.; Inauranco rate on.' par cent Office and war.hone. l*MS Walton •traat Both 'phone.. Cibcart'i Traw REYNOLDS. THE SION PAINTER. Klgna, banners bag* and Sag decoration, for «p«tltl oooaalo.a SSj B. Alabama St KitoUdPAVHIC fikili-MilKK CTTIiB I am In , dlaeaara and make hair grow. Krnin'a Miilli'Oted Hoop mnkea you hr- glrnlralljr clean. (FI yi-nra BiiiTeaa Kmiu, apeclallat. <11 "Th. Uran- lanta, Ga. TEETH EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN—All dental work dona without naln. Don- All work guarantcotl 15 years, lasnlor Den tal Parlors. 39* Whitehall 8t„ over Em mons* clothing store.« Bell phone 15534. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. IIALI.WOODS. IDEA I At and all other makes at bargain prices. We can aell yon a register, suitable for any business, at a price that cannot help hut please yon. «'asb or monthly payments. Every register I ns ran teed for two years. Bouthern Cash ;egtster Co.. Branch of American Hecond- Hand Cash Register Co.. 24 8. Broad street* Atlanta, Ua. THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only One Left of Eight Brand New Suburban boms*. The first month will b« given FREE and If occupied on* year, two mora months will ba glvan FREE at tb* end of the year, making only nine months you will have to pay for. None but good families will be allowed In theee houses. These are located on the Illrer electric car line only twenty minutes ride- from the center ot the city; contain 7 and I rooms; have never been occupied; are located In West Atlanta Park. Every house front* a flfty-foot Park, which Is **t In tree*, evergreen* and flower*. Pur* air; na- tlve oaks; an Ideal spot for children. It Is chsaper than living In th* city and th* surroundings are mora whole some. In the center of this Park are the Ferro Phosphate Springs, which will cure any css* of stomach or kidney trouble, no matter ot how tong stand ing. It now ha* a new church, neatly furnished, a store, a school-house cost ing 12,600.00 will loan be completed. Captain J. T. Mills, who lives on th* grounds, will show you through FOE RENT BY JOHN J. WOODSIDE. SO BALTIMORE PLACE—THIS BIGHT- room, two-story frame, double bouse. la on the aouth aide of Baltimore place, l»et. W. Peachtree and Hprtng ata.; Is thorough ly modern house; has gas. hot and cold water* stationary washatand, porcelain bath, closet, sink Id tho kitchen; the lot la tSxm feet; baa a servants' house; has a hot air furnace in the basement; the lo cation Is first class In every respect; will rent or lease to 8ept. 1, 1907, at 540 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE THE RENTING AGENT. 12 Auburn Ave. Both Phone* 618 BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOMES FOR aale on caay monthly payments. They are brand new su<l lovely. Oa large, fine lota. Right on car line nud In the city. 5 rooms* pay- meats only 525 per month; 6 rooms, extra flalsh* 130 per month. For full details see COPENHILL LAND CO. 15 EDGEWOOD AVENUE. , Bell Phone 605; AtlanU Phone 346. L. A. WOODS, Ill-lit EMPIRE BUILDING. Boll Phono 2099—Atlanta Phono 1771 th* houses Rent 120.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, 12 Auburn Avenuo. GLORE & JUSTIN, 21D PETERS BLDO. »kln* fn ireinnr 200 to auother street; east front. Duly 3*x>: >100 cash, >10 per month^^^^^^M iuni.ua AND HALL. RltADI.RY AVE. large lot. |3» cash, II2.SQ i>rr month. street; 9 per rorr 50 iwr TTaBI UNrliA Nlct-l lOTntos&i; 'EKtH-iml qtr. Only 21.000. NICK LOT. NAHT PtkoNt. K6Hflt ! W. E. TREADWELL & CO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 24 South Broad Street. Boll Phone 2644. Atlanta Phone 3803. 21.S00 BUYS Ml. II.. OAKLAND, few day, owly. FOB MONEY TO LOAN. SOUTHERN LOAN AND DIS COUNT COMPANY MAKES LOANS TO RESPONSIBLE 8ALARIEO PEO PLE. \\V/, WHITEHALL. STREET. OLD HATS MADE NEW. ROOMS WANTED. WaStETT-irf "(TRy.-TR « AyAyrrwfflt room, for light bouarkeeplw; Jilraeant toratloa; owner nrafrrml. Addma fall WANTED—REAL ESTATE. nora: Main O WETS. 1 Bo-UbU Atlawtm n». REAL E8TATE FOR SALE. H »Al.K-pK*p IXJT, NINKTY FEET fi " », one of the best ta Ihimd l*ark; ad- SLM?*- Will aell at low price L» ftWfc C. Ke KevML Bex QL ANAMA AND MILAN STRAW 1IAT8 cleans! and reshaped. 50c. Soft end stiff felt hats cleaned and re shaped. Me. Bands or sweats. 25c each extra. ACME HATTERS, <H Whitehall St TEETH ■■■■■ipBm U years Denta^Jrbw^M^Whltehan^St., YOUR TEETH 9'ILLED WITHOUT PAIN BY AN IM- proved methou. All work guaranteed 15 Jeers. Reasonable prices. Lanier Dental 1T;' ka4t I.INDIiS, aVR. DaU gain anil 4CiSS=r^ It. It.. Rt ltl.VM «T. ; U&bmnx r\m wnr. Corner lot. tL2oo^i. | ii:-si..iH'Ni l (')t i dti'i?riimv t4.>«A-*-lt. Nb\V IIOUBK; Kdyg l»arxaln. Boulevard. model borne. g.daHTct.<Wfc IS'. «>N HTwiTiSTt- ntnkra II a rtlonhlr I YRruinr In. Washington atn 1 «E5K >t; being pn»posltl( cR 1161‘iiBr vvm ngton str»*et. UoiyhlTTttlefe on tijenn street. IiTYOiXTfGAltf cl^m^“W>TF« bnlbllnge. This lot ioxzso. II.. "\VRLl" LfturfEb near Jackson street. UoSTEs avenue. ilii . .. If you are Interested on the north side. We have fine list at West End whlrh we E. Ga. avenue. Investment llat will par from 12 to M oer rent Interest. 9 5 and r- room houaes 5150 to IMA We aell vacant FOR QUICK SALE. (Lino BUYS A NICK MIOOM COTTAGIL | NKAIt GRANT PARK. U»T OHIoe. TH Al.t.KY. THIS IIAH A LOAN OF 2t.NI) J. A. GIFFORD & CO., 502 PETERS BUILDING . MARK F.A8Y TEnilS. 2100 to2200-XKVKRAL NICK LARGE LOTH In Bne growing Motion, on the very eeni- ONLY $3,800. FOR A CHOICE SUBUR BAN HOME. MODERN 2-HTORY t-ROOU RESIDENCE on lot 100x350 on the northeast corner of llcl/endon afreet and Clifton nvenue, right at Clifton Htntlon on the Inman Park and Clifton car. line in Rdgewood Ton will have to see this to appreciate It. The house la nicely finished and roomy. iThe lot contains every Improvement—wood, chicken and servants' houaes, stables, nice J. H. LATHAM, 238 EQUITABLE BLDG. Bell Phone 3143; Atlanta Phone 2149. NORTH SIDE RES IDENCE. BETWEEN PEACIITHKES; VERY 8E- I leot neighborhood; 9 rooms, lot £0x150 to alley; furnace heat, electric and gas lights; Itomdaln baths* servants* room, closets; |«M i fin ill tmtu*. intuillH IGGIII, L'lUKia; more desirable home than adjacent places “ ‘ * 5S.50G_ to 19,500. that hare recently sold for Must aell at once and will sacrifice It for 97,000. Half caah. This Is worth an Inves tigation, either for home or speculation. Address 64, care Georgian. J. H. GARNER & CO. REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS S05 and 306 Century Bldg. BOTH PHONES 4499. nilTRHALl/—NEAR GARNETT, LOT 51 by 191 to alley. Owner arranging to leave city authorises us to tell at a very low flgnrn for quick sale. Call and gat a RAILROAD SCHEDULES Showing the Arrival and Departure of Tas- fu»nccr Trains of the Following Roads: WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. No. Arrive From— No. Depart To— • 3 Nashville 7:13 am • 2 Xasnvlllo . S:33am 73 Marietta . 9:3Sam 74 Marietta ..12:19 pm •93 Nashville 11:45 am *92 Nashville . 4:50 pm 15 Marietta . t£0 pm 72 Marietta .. 5:30 pm • 1 Nashville 7:35 pm * 4 Nashville . 8:50 pm CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILW AY. Arrive From— Depart To— 8avannah ... T:20am Macon 12:20am Jacksonville . 7:50 am Savannah ... 8:90 am Macon 11:40am Macon 4.On pm Savannah ... 4:05 pm Savannah ... 9:15 pm Macon ...... 7:55 pm Jacksonville . 8:33 ) pm ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RAIL ROAD. Arrive From— Depart To— •Selma 11:40 am ‘Montgomery 5:30 am Montgom’y . 7:45 pm »MontRomcry 12:45 pm other trains dally except Sum (111 v. All tralna of Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company arrive at and depart { rom Atlanta Tanuau atanaa* carstf lltchell street and Madison nvenne. GEORGIA RAILROAD. Arrive From— J Depart To— •Augusta ... 6:00pm •Augusta ..... 7:45am vOnyers 6:45 atn Llthonla 10:06 am Covington ...7:46 am •Auguata 3:30 pm •Augusta ...12:39 pm Conrers 6:00 pm Llthonla .... 3:25 pm Covington ... 6:10 pm •AugnaU .... 3:15 pm •Augusta ....11:45 pm •Dally. All other trains dally except 8un* ^llAildARD AIR LINE HAILWaV. Abbevllu Memphis. . .11:45 am New Y’ork . New York . . 3:30 pm Abbeville . Monroe. . . .7:40 pm Memphis . . Blrmlngh'm . 9:25pm Washington . 6:40 am . 7:20 am .12:00 m . 4:00 pm Shown In Central time. OAILY COTTON SEEO OIL MARKET house, excellent nelghltorhood. >4.000. Only nnusr, rvcriiriu uei|uiiuruuuii« #t,wj $1,000 cash required to control this. EAST CAIN-ONE AND HALF BLOCKS from Peachtree; lot 66 by 100. See ua for price. ■ enable purchaser to make a quick turn. .... be In de- icss. Only S3.500. ' KftSKtil)Y~fiT,-TWo fctBVAffet) LOTS celilnet mentel,; term* my. 2LMD-ON YOUR OWN TERMS, EXTRA >e«w—Mu tt unn ir.iuifl, U„..... wpw cottage, very lar^e lot, fronting car Une. Thla has water, bath and sewer. Ten eaay. hot aud colii erma very, very 32.250—NEW 5-ROOM COTTAGE; CAB- Inet mantels, hot and cold water, porce lain hath, lot extra large: terms dead eaay. Coma qnlck or you will mlaa It. IW6-8PECIAL FOR FEW DAYS: BEAU- tlful lot In Kirkwood; flno fruit treea; half acre lot. Kt*. u, for t.rnt.. near Goddiol, front north. Only 2126 CURRAN ST., NEAR MARIETTA, 8T„ rank end balnnco 210 monthly. New York, June 6.—There In neither activity nor new features In spot nor futures. The feeling on the former la Arm because ot light stocks and heavy consumption, but there Is no ad vance because both exporters and com pound reflners are well supplied by old stocks and deliveries on old contracts, leaving the market firm but dull, and no one dares sell the near futures short, as the stock Is held by the lead- life reflners, and the crowd Is afraid to sell the new crop options for fear of some unfavorable turn In the weath er or crop' outlook. The market at the close was quiet, with, prices un changed to J-4c lower.—Ware & Le- land. FRUITS AND PRODUCE OOelally corrected b, AtUou rL PlwIiK-e ncbnnge. Fn,lt »«l PRUITS.—Appte. V to *7,M p, t u Onmggg 13 to ptr. hot to 55.75. 191.J Pine apples J.‘.60 to 53.59. ..I-CULTRY^NDC-S^^ Rulter,' teblerrar lS!*ae t0 -"u.. In*. PIT n,„ 1JU,- to He -w; co<*. Boasy-New afflOc lb.; la Mb.H Oij.•. ' —■ ,u 41U - rack, j, '^i'^rabliU c,a,’;fe' , 'lS? , cra‘ ! ,7ks „ I’ras, per drum, 73c to 21: verv Tomatoes, p.-r crate. 2S ,o UM •** Beans., graen. per crate. 76c to It orerstiH'kcd: «sx 30 to 76c "■ “"'M ^B^ossh. yellow, 21 to 2LS; whit, * Cora, new, Me to Wc jwr^Iot.n. Okra, pi Curumbi Lottuc crate, 1150 rs. per crate, ;i to SI.3. ,,'jj 1 irl^i pouH 1 ,, 1 * per bu?bcl" „ Sweet potatoes, per bushel St *. Hplnsefi 71 per l!ushe! ’ ,, :5 to ^ A»pn™..as l.u to lbUc bunch. Denches, per i rate, <2 to lir/l, ' berries. 31-qunrt cnitc, 23.50 to M toumioopes, per crate, |2 to 12 50 BleckWrrlM 11 to 17^C aunrt. ' Dewebrrieu 1.3 to 12)£c quart FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS. (LtH II. Uesiels I.I, . „ 1. *6.25: iHamaafl peteat 26; fancy paten* ts.io ; hnli .S M W to M.S5: fancy ti.% Iprinr 5SS pn.;-nj *5.3^. Mhrket strong. * LORN.-Choice red cob 76c; .so . » k i,. No. 2 yellow 76c: mixed 77c l " ,, Oats—White chppcil 43c; No. • ,h|t- <o. : mixed 47c: ioldon 47c. "'1 Imal !c; Itoltcd Il l-Ill jutes, per hi,he!. «e IIAY.—Timothy,’ choice large hale,, li.lp )., choice small lielrs. RS: do C i third halts. 61.05; do. No. t 95e: do. ! clover mixed S5c; do., ho. 2 doled mliM We. CLOVER-Cholcc 60c. FCEli s ri'i r.—Chicken feed, 60-lb. mrk, 90c: shorts, white. 51.40; shorts, fancy, R “ shorts, brown, 21.60; bran, pure wheat lti niMl, psr salt. Rock, per cwt, 31; — ,_ r III, W. UUII>* wiiwre packr, IX»r tou, C5 ■The above prices are f. o. b. Atlanta, and subject to Immediate acceptance. PROVISIONS—Supreme hams 14V. (’«U. fnrula hame 10V. Dry salt »*xtrii rll*s liellles 20-25 lbs. 10.60, fat hacks 9. plates l toml l..ul. OK. U * * - - y. ptai Supreme lard, basis 9.75; Snow Drift .««- ttouud 74. GROCERIES. SUGAR.—Standard granulated 5.85; Stw York ItettnM 4 to 4%c; plantations 4 to 4y. Market stronger. 915.16: grade. Market very strong. CIIBB8B.—Fancy full crennt. fists lie* twine 13%i<; bricks 4c. 5Inrket Mtruug, BARGAIN. WILL SELL NEXT WEEK THE ENTIRE furniture of a 5-room flat, all new, for 5200. Parties leaving the city, and will give In addition two months* paid-up rent at JOHN C. BALDWIN & CO. REAL ESTATE, 501 Peter* Bldg. Macon 6s, 1910 . . Atlanta 5s, 1911 Atlanta ma. 1922 103 Atlanta 4s, 1934 106% Atlanta and West Point .... ICO Atlanta nud West Point Debts. 109 . It. of Georgia first Income do. 2d Income . 55 do. 3<1 Income . 89 Georgia 261 Augusta und Savannah .... 117 Southwestern und A. 1st. . 112 STOCKS REVIEWED BY NEW YORK SUN NOTICE! 23,000—RPLRXD1D HURURRAN HOME ON l>c»t car line In city, extra well linllt *• room houae and fine lot; lerma very easy. 240*-HEAt»IFUL LARGE. LBVEt, LOT In not Rad. convenient hi chnrchcn und achool* good place to build s ou a home, cau make very nay term, on thin. 21.300—ON DEAD EA8Y TERMS. NICI Kirkwood, lot extra large and hn« nice fence around It. Thla l« a tine nl.ee to ratio chickens Come and l*t u. ahow yon. FOR SUBDIVISION. BEAUTIFUL LEVEL TRACT FACING on graded atreet. Will make 90 lota which will aell like **hot cakee." *nda land la Juat two blocks froui one of the principal car lines, IS minutes* ride from center of city. but come to sec us. c. h. Wells & co. tl(H FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. HOUSES WANTED. WE HAVE KKVERAL CUSTOMERK FOR borne. In all parti of the rlty. I,et na hare £-miri quick and we will get yon qiiljk We beg leave to notify our friend* and. the public that we have moved our ofllcei from No,. 24-25 Inman Bldg. TO NO. 12 S. BROAD ST. (next to The Journal office.) We will be pleased to have you call on ui there. We propoie to continue the game comdentlou* and cour- teou* treatment of all, no matter whether the transaction bo large or imall. Our object In making tbl* move Is to be In a position to give better service both to the buyer and seller. Wo solicit your business. SALESMEN: J. William Robbins and Cbarle* E. Morgan. W. A. FOSTER, REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT. SALES DEPARTMENT; A. S. Hook and R. C. Eve. COLLEGE PARK HOME. DON’T PAY RENT. It Is exceedingly bad form to do to when you can pay yottr own money back In your own pocket by coming to me. Just run your eye over this. 3- room, modern, new bouse oh corner lot, 2100 cosh, balance easy monthly payments. 4- room modern new house, same terms. 5- room, new modern house on large corner lot; 2250 cosh, balance easy monthly payments. EDWARD H. WALKER, THE COLLEGE PARK REAL ESTATE DEALER. By Private Leased Wire. New York, June The Sun nys: “In the morning hours on the stock exchange there was a more or less lively continuance of the upward move ment that was In full progress Mon day, and most stocks touched the high est prices at which they had sold for nearly two months. Operations In our market for foreign account were, how ever, of no great extent and appeared to - be mlecellaneously distributed on each side of the account. There i ts * larger and more peraletent buying of both th* United States Steel common and preferred stock* than has been seen for some time past, and nearly nil the railway equipment and ferllllnrr company stock* were etrong. Color*** Fuel and Iron and Reading stocks were, however, the features of the market, without, of course, any special resson therefor being made public. In Phj»- delphla the advance In the Lehigh \ al ley shares continued, accompanied by rumors that the stock was to obtnln » listing on the New York »t«* change. Dullness came over the stort’ market after midday, and after prices had drifted back and forth aimlessly for a time they succumbed In the Inst hour to a sharp selling movemenh innui aw a 811161 ow.s»»ssf> , , j which seemed to affect Colorado Fuel and Iron more particularly than any other stock. There was no notable re- . covery from thla, and the decline »» sufficient to wipe out nearly, l< not «Jl the gains that had previously been made and to cause email net losses » be shown for the day by the majority of the prominent stocks." THE LIVE STOCK MARKET. By Prlvuto l^xaed Wlra. Chlrtijtn, Juim* Ilogx—Rw^lpJ* rS 1 m mica* K tfU lilwhup. itlislllf ffllf. Maraet-j; loTf* higher; * heavy orer 2.162; hulk 56.40fre.50:, *pt« for tomorrow 32.000: llxht n«5« ! , wsf&t'S “* 45«;4.50; cooil to choice n MTT *~ 5S3S 6.56; i good to choice T’little—Bullm»ted receipt* 20,onn. Mjjjjj Kumairo rrrripip " \~xfi Ir-wsytt I 8beep^rilrmited receipt* 15.00). j •tronf; quality fair; '“Am; nmruntf *-^ 6.66; western |L25€« » AUCTION SALE JUNE 16. w. E. SAUNDERS & CO. 57 INMAN BLDG. Bell Phono 1455. li. G. Black and W. H. Allen have purchased the old sum*, mer home of J. L. Winter, between Atlanta and Decatur, which is now being subdivided and streets graded. This property con tains eighteen acres, and there is no lot in the entire tract that isn’t shaded with beautiful oaks, and having street-car frontage of nearly 600 feet. To reach this property take the Decatur car at the corner of Edgewood Avenue and Peachtree Street and get off at Winter’s Station. For plats and information applv to FAVER & BLACK. 30b-3l5-3i6 Peters Building, - r 1 1 II i I ■■ I I Botli Pliones