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WANTED HELP—MALE.
MEN AND U0Y8 WANTED—liEAUN
ploini'lng. plastering, bricklaying. Special
offer. life scholarship ISO; easy payments;
! ••«((ton and anion card guaranis™; free
mUlor-ie. Toy ns Bros'. Trads Schools,
New York. Chicago. St. Louis. *
\v an'tEIj-gooL MitANu wHifK'MKFf
as hHitcrs In the foundry to learn mold*
cm' trade. Good pay to start with and
letter pay In two or three months. Only
eUmch
\vanYED—Bookkeeper, must be accurate
hi «| competent. Apply In writing and tire
references. Dodson Winter*’ Supply Com*
I-any. city.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WILL OIVB REGULAR EMPLOYMENT
In oar Hewing room to glrla and women
on easy work, short hours and good par.
I"sf< rlenced operators make from $8.00 to
Hi-00 per week, and we will giro good
day wage» to those without experience
until they, leant. If you lire out of At
lanta. write ua nnd we will giro you In
formation about Itoardlug places. Xunnally
w a xtETT^V oFS <TTa i rr i: s~~f< PTTkahn
l■ >‘Til slid long distance telephone operat
ic:. A course «*f Instruction glren In train-
Ing school with solary beginning with en-
trunce to school. Good salaries paid to
competent operators, salary being deter-
not upon length of service. Apply 6th floor,
Training School. Telephone Bldg.
renern
I honse work, lit Windsor at.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
orator: am capable of caring for machine,
one machine office preferred. Addreaa Box
i i. Griffin, On.
xf AB¥ftl£4iY ‘XTBOSW MI5ruF“rfTK
years’ experience a position na stenograph-
er nnd lMN»kkieper; No. I references. I*.
~ Box 425. dty.
man seeks two months engagement In
wheat sectl4>n of Tennessee. Address Trar-
eler. Box 123. Htatlon H. City.
rmWfWr'Kfi—BooRIcKRivRIt—HFT
nlre* situation with some good Arm; sober
Ad dr!
way.
WANTED—AGENTS.
A. I ENTS WANTING IIIU AND QUICK
m >nr. mwI far out frea rlrrnliin. Urn-
onB Seles aud Supply Co., Mobil., Ala.
WANTED—8ALE8MEN.
INTELLIGENT, HUSTLING SALESMEN
for ai.gntttc.-nt new mafia; n.tr f„tnn-a:
• e»llera; nclu.lv. territory anil llbaral
i'i*".idaltk»n; extraordinary rhauca for work
era Stata If yon have Sag 1
Uudgln, Co., Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
w:\yratCTflr
Salvage
that the Southern Auction and Salvage
Co., at 20 8. Pryor, can dlaposo of your
household goods, office fixtures, safes, car-
p*:*. ruga, pianos, etc., to advantage.
FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
HI IKKBHIHB HOGS. UILTMORB STRAIN.
Pura breed. Cheap, pigs all sizes: nine
Homer Pigeons. Box 66, Crawfordvllle,
1 lAi'U V6U ASTfihNd t6 bki.i.V if
5 on hara, aeud It to the Houtheru Auction
and Salvage Co., SO 8. Pryor street Phone
<UetI) SSOC
XT1.AS
fcNUlfcKS-——-AtlA* iioileus
—All style# nnd sloes.
Atlas Engine Works. Empire Bldg., Atlanta
Atlas Bnglm
aimrnrev
— KVs. (SHiNTY iimCKRH AND
b real Mtat. anal. MU dad the t-.t forma
••f -.'I blanks at Bennett’s, 21 Mouth
Ur i l street. Printing of every description.
E SrGGY-A NIl'KI.Ililiritl III1KH riltl-r.
B; buggy makes n fast hor** faster. I have
Mi.-h a buggy for sale cheap. «2 Riser
Building.
I VfltST rI,ASS'
WklS’KSH Mdt’RKH
should have high grade algns. Call
. MH North Pi
Pryor street.
K> ut Wlgn
Phone sr*.
i U ENTY TIIOI SANII Ih'iU.AUS llllNIiH
on valuable nnlucnnilierod property; fire
thousand dollars stock to first five thounnnd
■jL W. H. Croll. 412 Kiser Bldg.
DON’T GO BLIND.
WHEN YOU MEM TI1E ATLANTA
Wrecking Ca's new Hue. Jn*t added a
full line of trunks, travelers’ supplies and
general office supi>ll*«. The cheapest ever
aakl. We buy. aefi or exchange everything.
37 and 39 West Mitchell street. Bell ’phone
&
MISCELLANEOUS.
liroad it, Atlanta.
mitkk-wis uavii Ttmeinni^i
cutting Booth Georgia pine shingles. Also
manufacture flooring, celling, aiding and
lath. Write us for delivered price*. Kil
lian Lumber Company, Box 197, Cordele,
fences sold and erected. Pencil
. . Bring n.
farm. laws, garden and poultry. Exclusive
ret pfSsr* K...V
WKSIT finil'SAfclt Ixtl.UftH btttlnt
~ valuable uulnetimbrred property; live
■and dollar* slot* to first five thousand
. W. 11. Croll, 412 Kiser Bldg.
"Unit MIAMI I.KAHNKD IN l WKIIKH
.-h-I. s!. «lif!iiios.»; nil.* taught by
il St - It i- Ci.li-g-. Ti M.irii tta nt
WALL PAPER.
J. M. QUICK k CO.-WALL TAPKIL
mould Id cs. Dir tar**, plrture framr*. etc.
Deft pboo* 729; fif*n«l*rU 7JL Tt E. ffaofrr.
PERSONAL.
DAVID W. TARBRODaH.
MASTER PLUMBER,
Phones 135* 10 E- Banter St.
WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY.
Largest atock la South. (4 N. Broad SL
“KENT LIGHTS.”
T11E BEST OP MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
•old at 91% S. Pryor Bt. Alex Kent.
Phone 4348.
WANTED—BOARDERS.
A GENTLEMAN OB COUPLE WITHOUT
ehllilren can aeeure board In a refined pri
vate Jewish home. Ksrellent neighborhood.
"Home." rare Georgian.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
GO SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP-
meat Co. We repair, reeonetmeL ex
change, Imy and Mil antotunbllea. Oarage,
10-13 Mitchell .treat, Atlanta, Ot. Deli
obnne 41*4-L Mein.
ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING YOU
1 hialnes*. For high grade work call on
Kent, 91ft N. Prjor. rhone 2928.
r PIANOS.
BRAMBACH PIANOS.
ESTABLISHED 1*23.
DEC!IT PIANO CO., <2 N. FORBYTfl.
FOR RENT— FURNI8HED ROOMS.
COO Ira PLEASANT ROOMB $2 TO U A
week. Lodging $1 a week. 3Ienla $2.50 a
week. 10H Trinity avenu*. Bell phoaa
2244. Atlnnt* i*h»ne 2797.
FOR RENT—APARTMENT8.
pwr~it£5i¥=vp aimtrm iwrBa:
limit Ifni apartment In the 3fendenhal!
apartment house, 621-523 Penrbfree at Ap
ply II. It. Arnold, third floor, Gould bldg.
FOR RENT.
FOiTRlf^^—(>V E^N IC B^F t^TIoSB
to couple or two young ladle* with or
without board. Apply 200 Augler avenue.
ONLY $3,800.
FOR A CHOICE SUBUR
BAN HOME.
MODERN J-STOnr 9-ROOM RESIDENCE
on lot 100x300 an the northea.t corner of
Mcl^ndoii atreet and Cllftou avenue, right
at Clifton Station on the Inman Park aad
Clifton car line in Edgewood
You will hava to Me thl. to appreciate
It. Ths hoaae I. nicely flnl.hcd and roomy.
The lat roatalna every Improvement—wood,
chicken end aervante’ hnuM., atnblea, nice
gxrilen; pretty grove and lawn la front
Thl. place he. been turned over to too for
eiclu.lve sale at a aacrlflee price. Yon will
have to eee me at ouce, as It wilt not he on
the market long at the law price of (3,100.
J. H. LATHAM,
i 238 EQUITABLE BLDG.
Bell Phone 3143; Atlanta Phone 2149.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MACHINES AND RECOnDS-
Wbolesale and retail dlatrihntara of Vie-
tor Talking Marhlara and Record,. Jn.t
received large eonslgnmrnt of maehlnea and
ov*r 10,000 reronl*. Immadtate attention
given mall oribff*. We want thn names of
all talking tnaehlna dealer# In th* south.
Writ* for catalogue. Alexander-Ely*# Co.
BICYCLES AND SUNItRIKS—LARGEST
bicycle and aundry dlatrlbntora In the
width. Southern agent, for l’lerce, Yale.
Snell and Hudeon bicycles. Write tor oar
1306 catalogue and price llat Alexander-
Elyea Co.
YOUR TEETH
CROWNED 22-K GOLD CROWNB $3 UP.
without pain. All work guaranteed 16
rear*. lAuler Dental Parlor*, HH White
hall St. over Emmons’ clothing store. Bell
phone 2668 J.
WK MOVE, BTORB. PACK AND BniP
bouaebold gooda; tnaurance rate one per
cent Office ami w*rehouse 193-96 Walton
street Both ’phones. Cnthcart’s Trans
fer.
REYNOLDS. THE SION PAINTER.
Signs, banner., flag, and dag decoration,
for apeclnl eccaalant. 30V4 K. Alabama 8L
TEETH
EXTRACTED 1‘OBITIVELY WITHOUT
PAIN—All dental work dona without pain.
All work guaranteed 15 yearn. Lanier Den
tal l'arlnn. 3354 Whitehall SL, over Em-
uion.' clothing alore. Dali phone 2543-J.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. 11A1.1,WOODS, IDEALS
nnd all other makes, nt hnrgntn prices.
We ran aell you a register, suitable for
any buslneaa. nt a price that cannot help
but please you.
«’n»h or monthly payments. Every register
guaranteetl for two yearn. Bout hern Cash
Hrgtntrr Co.. Branch of American Hecond-
Hand Ca*h Register Co., 24 8. Broad street,
Atlanta, Ga.
MONEY TO LOAN.
80UTHERN LOAN AND 018-
COUNT COMPANY MAKES LOANS
TO RESPONSIBLE SALARIED PEO
PLE. 117J4 WHITEHALL STREET.
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATH
cleaned and reshaped. 60c.
Soft ami stiff felt hatr cleaned and re
shaped. 36c.
Bands or sweats. 25c each extra.
ACME HATTERS, Whitehall fit.
TEETH
BEST SET OK TEETH (S.M. GPARAN-
teed to fit All work guaranteed 16 veara.
Laaler Dental Parlors, 3M4 Whitehall St,
over Emmoas* clothing store. Dell phoaa
■BJ.
“Be busy about some rational thing—so that Satan
may always find thee occupied.”—St Jerome. To
read want ads. is a rational thing to do—and thrifty.
A Want Ad in The Georgian will cost you only
one cent a word.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
•lally e<l by Atlanb.iT...
FUNERAL NOTICE.
Prod urn' «cbiiuBe te<1 AtUoU '^H .cl
iZSSfsifiSW * w **
Pies J160 to St.60.
CLAYTON—Th- frtrnrto of Mr,. Lily Clay- |u£**Cu3l ,,7-^ ,^h P f, r . hu £ , ' h (l.»
ton. Mr. an* Mr,. J..- Clayton. Ml., Hthil »&,WbSrrirf^ teS,.* 1 ^
Clayton. Mlas Rose Clayton. Mr. «lenrg» r rnten SS (v?r°SP?— H-qti
Clayton, Captain and Mrs. It. M. ClayttA. [ peS- Vrate^ ° II to^|
‘ Mr. < jl Hiitt mi ! Mr. IMwIn
Invited to attend the funernl services ol
I the latter at the residence, 72 Crew street,
this afternoon at 6 o’clock.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
IV-klu. 30.- d"?, 1 fc*
’"llren.it'' 3 to rf c: ?"■«!lJ^
P" IIK- i:c to
AT THE ARAGON.
Arthur J. Doyle, Georgia: L F. Cater,
Perry, Ga.; L. J. Smith, Fitzgerald, Ga.;
C, A. Green, Fitzgerald, Ga.; J. M. Ulcli-
arda, JnckttonvlUe. Fla.; E. O. Gillican;
city; Mrs. K. O. GllUcan. city; W. G. Neal,
turkey
•per lh..
P*r *h ; . isUe to
ilouey-Ntw b&10c
16c.
lb.; In 1-lh. rackt
are brand new and lovely. On large, fine
lots. Right on car line and In the dty.
12 minutes from center of city. Rath nnd
toilet, hot nnd cold water; 6 rooms; pay-
COPENHILL LAND CO.
18 EDOEWOOD AVENUE.
Dell Phono 60S; Atlanta Phono 346.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only One Left of Eight Brand New
Suburban Homta.
The first month will be (Iren FREE
ATTENTION, HOME-
SEEKERS.
Have a few building lots
left on terms of $10.00 cash
and $5.00 per month. Prices
low. See
LIEBMAN,
REAL ESTATE—RENTING.
28 Peachtree Street
GLORE & JUSTIN,
216 PETERS BLDG.
i-ftboU 110bfti4.MfESTNLf aWkoON-
lioimB. itrw.'vbuivTir.j.w.M
ntobir
TAbolOtbUBt, f Uk1.T»K1Tm WETTSOt
itubbti iioiise. a6 T iTS'ttiY~iPrnMBB
CT'flCM 'UbllBli. it* USSbirw:
Mioov i<ot;sBrt\‘. Nbiitn-AVK.:
amawmmmi
AKAtlNu hIS'K. MTIIVH AT...'.
6' lUiNfSiTdT., flTbHRM'...m
..Mtin
i;i» 'Afxrea'
YOUR TEETH
FILLED tYlTiiOCT PAIN BY AN IM-
pnml Bit I bo.. All work anaraniwd U
Rnwa.lil. ,rlrr«. LulM Dn»!
Lrjiira. a*S Whlt-batl It, onr
elothlBf etorc. U.1I pb. m atyj.
mno
ItTOTSTl
McNEILL & SHERWOOD
REAL EBTATE AND CONTRACTING
614 Empire Building. Phone 887.
WANTED AT ONCE.
FOR CASH CI'HTOUEIt. 1100,000 WORTH
of railroad front.,, that baa not doubted
In ralu. In thn tail 3 ymr,.
BRICKYARD *ANI> ^MaJiPFACTITBINO
creex ana roc«, wunin z m
park. Will aell say part.
FIFTY FRET OPPOB1TB TERMINAL
station at a bargain.
•4.700 WILL RtlY lO-IIOOM lloME ON
large lot on Kast Plne.atroet. Terms, or
will exchange for smaller home.
N rooni aouse, 101 .
Park, Uritld Circle.
FIVE NEAT • AND 7-ROOM COTTAUEH
In^the^liest^^art of Weal End, rents from
WAtiiitmVGinrfMfsf-fiiidQinWAV’.
tlful home with 2 china cb>aets, folding
romM.'fSTffKYlU'iW ifOtsB,' fIS'Tkl)
, Mrldrim >trr.t.
wall*. r.blHrt ni.uirl.,
only 11.700. Term,
ntsAttfrnn: new io-rom ifousK os t
Peachtree with over oue acre'of ground.
Price !9.6(V. Idberal terma or will ex
change for vacant property or smaller
heme.
()Vkr ».o66
000 FEET hAII.ROAI) FfiBSitAflli
and within city limit*. Price*, |8M
to S26.0&) per lot. at bargain counter prices.
Buy now and double your money within a
irWt) ■Want'A IU‘8lNB88-WTE \VE
will buy and Improve
XV. E. SAUNDERS & CO.,
REAL EdTATE,
67 Inman Bldg. Ball. 'Phone i486.
NORTH JACKSON STREET—A IIEAC
tlful Froom bnuw on l.rirr lot. Thl. will
have to be aeen to be appreciates!.
WOODWARD AYEM’K-NEAH PARK
aveune. . Here we have a lieHutlful cot
tage of six rooms on lot 62x192. We can
eell thlaatabargaln
Writ 'UIRK'WMb-Tr”' REXl'YIM'l.
houie of nine rooms on lot 100x^1; plenty
of shade and fruit. Thl* la one of the few
houses In ‘Klrkm-oocl with waterworks. Iset
us take you out to see this.
THREE UtTS ON OHkiOND AJil> COS
frd.r.t. *Trnnr, right «t tlrant park; S4S0
snd 9600 4»aah.
ip yoi» kiAvri^Yfiusiriy iaHtov.
ed or vacant property you wish to sell
or rent, let na have It and we will give It
our personal attention.
FOR SALE.
Railroad frontage—best in
the city; also two lota cen
ter manufacturing district.
J. H. Crutchfield, People’s
Building.
and If occupied on* year, two mor*
months will bo given FREE at tho
end of th* year, making only nlnt
month* you will have to pay for. None
b'ut good families will be allowed In
these houses. Thee* are located on th*
River electrla car lino only twenty
minutes tide from the center of the
dty; contain 7 and S rooms; hav*
never been occupied; are located In
Weat Atlanta Park. Every house fronts
a fifty-foot Park, which Is set In trees,
evergreens and flowers. Pure air; na
tive oaka; on Ideal .pot for children.
It Is cheaper than living In the city
and the surroundings are mors whols-
some. In ths csntsr of this Park ars
the Forro Phosphate Springs, which
will cure any esse of stomach or kidney
trouble, no matter of how long (tend
ing. It now has a new church, neatly
fumlehed, a store, a school-house cost
ing 81,(00.00 will soon be completed.
Captain J. T. Mills, who lives on th*
grounds, will show you through the
houses. Rent (20.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDB.
12 Auburn Avenue.
FOR SALE
ON EART CAIN 8T.. NEAR FORT ST..
i have for aalo S houses almost new,
renting »o hlgh-rlaaa colored tenant* _at
934 per month. "
CHAS. M. ROBERTS,
12 AUBURN AVENUE.
Bell Phone 4596.
Member Atlanta Real Estate Exchange
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Showing the Arrival and Departure of Pas
senger Trains of the Following Road*:
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
Na. Arrive From** . r
• S Nashville 7:10 am • 2 Nashville . 8*X am
71 Marietta . 9:35 am 74 Marietta ..12:10 pm
Ilia . 4:5C “
NTIC ...
•. Depart To—
“ shrill
•93 Nathvllle 11:46 am *92 Naalivll
75 Marietta . 2:60 pm 72 Marietta .. 6:30 pm
7 J6 pm 1 4 Naahvllle . i JO pm
1 1 Nashville
FOR RENT BY
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
STOREROOM 138 PEACHTREE ST.
GOOD CHANC5.
WE ARK OFFERING FOR RENT FROM
July lat. store room and basement, both
about 25x50 feet through from Peachtree to
Foray th atreet. Very seldom you can get
month.
i per
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
THE RENTING AGENT.
12 Auburn Ave. Both Phones 618
CAMPBELL & WILSON,
REAL ESTATE
1208 Fourth National Bank Bldg.
BELL PHONE 1933.
r.ntlti, for S3.50 per month. Price ttoo.
iikix kritkkt-tuitnriio.>>i nwag
■ renting fur ta per month. Price
IlUVIN 8T11EET—FI VK-ItOoM HordE
rented to while tenant.; lot 30x106. Price
ll.eoa Mr. Xbrehen eeys see Mre. Perrin#
shout thl. plnee, Nice elevated lot H
VACANT LOT |(6iiidKLl tJB^VTLiniJI
Forreit avenue, Jnat beyond RoulevanL
For Immediate aale. Pries (LIDO. Term,
WOO rank. Iml.nce ee
DKl’.Vr1 1 1"" SIUKKT LOT 1100x3001—c _
ner, with fbnr negro houses fronting an
other at rest. Price 13,000.
ll>:rA7LTt'«Tll4KT LOT (follOO)-PItlcX
$4,100.
VlVnilisTiS' HTiilitrl’-riVB RggaTXSH
hath; lot 46x100 to alley. *1,000 for a few
day a Baronin.
JTSUnSiIS aVK.WB-TIHAIi—BoUIX:
kii/.Ynif.Y ai rt.Ti r«—ihm lit,-
Yard; six rooms. All modern Improve
ment*; lot 60xtfl>. Price $3,000. $1,000 caab,
liaUinc* I and 2
Vv7"NirUT!l AV
I two atortea^^B
room an«l bai
13.000 ilownr
xSfUR^n.tiVBM ftoGil*;
t* hatha, tamelrr. aervant’a
i. two haths, laundry, i
larm.nt: lot 10x1Mb rrt
and halanc* may.
too SI llol'tlC
DAY 114 kTUEKT—FOl’H-lP
ITlce (800,
llllltdli KTItEET—THhfclO HOOil UOl'Hli
—price |500.
oTafvEir HT.-i.'i wcareftM "iiKisimi;
3-room honar. 900.
So 4s ViRKtid• iY.-^lK UodSrmirSEl
(360.
No. -riikP.ou HiSt'kfc;
«to.
NEWPORT RT.—FI Vri-ROOM llOL'klC;
wT'NaRT AVk-.‘oliSWt W. SotiTi'l
nvenue; 3 room cottage and hall; nice lot,
(duidoa. for S1.M0.
Bath Lege Are Crushed.
Special to The Georgian.
Montgomery, Ala., June 11.—Ai a re
sult of a fall off of a box car and hav
ing both legs crushed, Louis Williams,
a negro brakeman, may die. The cars
were being switched Into a elding and
the sudden start threw Williams to ths
ground sod a pair of trucks passed
over his limbs.
Accompanist Daughters West
Special to Th. Georgian.
Montgomery, Ala, June 11.—Horace
Hood, editor of the Montgomery Jour
nal and a candidate tor state auditor,
hoc gon# to Denver, Colo., with his
daughters, M learn Mabel, Clautelle and
Sadlo. Mias Mabel Hood goes there
for her health.
Assistant Ticket AgenL
Special to Th. Georgia a. V
Ilnnt.rtllp. Ale.. Jenr 11.—ilervl. tl.ll,
fnnn.rly with the Southern railway In At-
lama. Ga.. baa lima appointed amlataat
ticket .gnat for that rood la this city.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY.
Arrive From— Depart To—
Satannab ... 7:»am Macon UdOtm
JickaonrlUe . 7:60 nm Savannah ... 3:00 am
Macon 11:40 nm Macon 4:00 pm
Savannah ... 4:06pm Hayaunah ... t:13 pm
Macon 7:66 pm Jacksonville . 8:30 pm
ATLANTA AND WEST POINT BAIL-
ROAD.
Arrive From- .depart To-
3 elms 11:40 am 'Montgomery S:30am
ontgom'y . 7:46 pm 'Montgom.ry 13:45 pm
•S.lma 11:36 pm Helmn 4:30 pm
LaOraoge ... Ir
•Monti
•Dal
day.
All trains of Atlanta and Weat Point
Railroad Company arrlvo nt and deport
from Atlanta Terminal station, corner
Mltcball street and Madison avenue.
na ii:a»pm *neinm 4:aopm
range ... 1:20am r.aGrange ....6:90pm
itgom'y . 8:40 pm *Montcom'y ..11:15 pm
ally. All other trains dally except Sun-
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Arrive From-» Depart To—
•Augusta ... 6:00 pm *Aflgusta 7:45 am
wOnyera 6:45 am Lltbonla 10:06 ■
Covington .. 7:44am *AugutU l:Wr
•Augusta ...lt:3» pm Courera ...... 6:00 [
Uthonta .... 1:26 pm Covington 6:10pm
•Augusta .... 8:16 pm •Augusta ....11:45 pm
•Dally. All other trains dally except Sun
day.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Arrive From— Depart To—
Washington . 6:80 am Birmingham .
Abbeville ... 9:00 am Monroe .
Memphis. . .11:45 am New York
New York . . 3:3» pm Abbeville
. 6:40 am
. 7:20 am
.12.-00 ra
Blrmlngh'i
Shown
pm Washington . 9:36 pm
Central time
nij; Aire. r.. v/. umik.iu. ciiy; >». it. .v'iii,
Richmond; J. W. King. Rochelle. Gs.; Mrs.
J. W. King, Rochelle, Ga.; J. G. Gardner,
Augusta; F. M. Johnston, Mrs. F. M. John
ston, Ham Chip, Miss Kirin Crox Reabrook,
' Crox, New-York; 1* 1>. May, Bt.
r isr ner, jus* Aii4*e narxer. a ora;
A, D. Kmltli. Louisville; II. Williams, New
York; O. It. Cartwright, New Orient*:
R. G. English, New York; Miss Mabel
Morris, New York; Mlsa Monte Blair, New
York: C. K Kitchen, tialeahurg, ill*.
E. wllils, Atlanta J. G. Gentry, W.
Williams, Julius Walker. Hylraula; 1
W. Hoyle, FernnmllnH, Fla.; N. W. Ragley
and wife. Unlelgh. N. C.: C. B. Carlisle,
Hoar tan burg; K. J. Kills, New York: C. A.
lioyt, Florida: Mrs. W. A. Cfjggswell, New
York; Mia. libra K.llnr, New York; II. O.
Mnnnlng, Mr*. It. G. Manning. Georgia;
Mias L. Dynn. Mlaaourl; J. II. White,
New York; L. C. Kenton,- New Orleans;
II. V. Primrose. Bt. Louis; Mrs. Weaver,
Hawklnsvllle; Miss Lula Vollmer. Attallu,
Ala.; F. B. Neeley, Decatur, Ala.; J. O.
Parker, Milieu, Go.; Mrs. J. O. Parker,
Mlllen. Gn.; Hennr Williams, Georgia; M.
II. McCartney, Alabama; It. L. Knowles,
Luthehivlllc, Ga.; L. «. Tanner, Washing
ton, Go.; H. It. Anilerson, Forsyth, Ga.: E.
E. Cole, Michigan; Bailey Fowler, Griffin;
M. G. Ramsey. Birmingham; J. E. Beall,
Chattanooga; B. T. Curtis. Baltimore; A.
C. Ford, Macou; M. Wilson. Montgomery;
Mlsa laickland, Ain bums; J. M. Harris.
New York; L. C. Kenny. Georgia; I. B.
Lane* Georgia; L. B. Manley, Alabama;
C. B. Manley, Alnlmma: C. It. Itobertsod,
Mrs. C. It. Itnliertson, Miss Buslo Robert
son, New York; II. Poe, Georgia.
AT THE KIMBALL.
Jnraea K. Ross, 3Ifchigan; If. G. Smith.
Aragon, Ga.; B. C. Kenney, J. H. Limb,
Aragon. Ga.; G. E. McWhorter, Ablievllle;
O. L. Shepherd. Home; B. B. Archer, At
lanta; Mrs. Charles tane, Smyrna, Ga.; I.
VnnDuzer, Alberton; It. V. Johnson,
New York; W. A. Chilton ami wife, Clneln-
nntl; L. C. Mandevllle, Georgia: II. Jones,
lints, la \. jjnii'ii’iiiir, urui|iin, *t. suaxra,
Georgia; John Horton. Belton, 8. C.; J. P.
. ... , JGIIII UUI 4UII, 41* 144*41, S3. V-., «S • I .
L’onyers, Athens; J. N. Pease. Columbus;
F. A. Au * *'
Austin and wife. Birmingham; K. II.
Taylor, city; W. Z. Williams, 31 a con; W. C.
Black, Akron. Ohio.
IRIS) AKrUII, Ulll".
I. I*. Hale, New Orleans; A. B. Carpenter,
Greenville, 8. C.; J. P. Giles, New York;
It. 1>. Tapp, Cincinnati; William Burchell,
Chattanooga; A. A. Cloe. Virginia; G. W.
Clark, Nashville: G. L. Candler, Harannah;
T. A Yt*.VaahwIlU. th 1’ (•.■lit Haw.
ton, Ohio; W. Foster, Harannah; E.
STATE OF GEORGIA. FULTON COUNTY.
G. W. Saxon, Florida; B. B. «vun, um-
gla: W. 8. Johns, Athens; F. I». Halm,
Hun Francisco; W. B. Panncoast. Pblladel-
B hla; A. 31. Barrett, New York: F. A.
tarring, city; T. C. Twltty. Gainesville;
L. Wolfermnn, New York: 8. Blumherg,
Baltimore; G. Zlrckel. Baltimore; W. H.
Welsh, Chattanooga; M. 8. Grasgreen, New
York; G. Bra I, Calhoun Falls, 8. C.: D. O.
Ginner. Tempo, Fla.; It. M. Smith, Chi
cago; I* T. Iirntimer. Xaabvllle; A. H.
I.nne, New York; A. Loeb. New York: J. A.
Davis, Augusta; I. Bchlff, New York; W.
W. Thompson. Augusta; J. K. Itoblnsou,
Winchester, Kr.; C. It. Ashby, Valdosta;
E. E. Hollins, Titusville, Via.: L. W. 8chley,
Georgia; T. T- Caoehart. Georgia; II. B.
Varner and wife, Lexington. N. t!.; E. C.
Boykin, Nashville; W. Jessup. Tate, On.;
Mr. anil Mrs. Tom Wayne, Hnvnnnnh; C.
Hnizmnu. Baltimore; It. A. Hprutiio. city;
3Irs. Alvce Wyrhe. Macon; It. E. Skinner,
city: 31. C. Msnler, Newuan; Duiiont
Guerry, Macon; It. E. Marshall. Baltimore;
The pal __
man Coben, both of^Fulton ronnty, Georgia,
nnd A. FlnUuer, of Franklin county,
Ida, respectfully shows:
First. That they deal re for themselves,
their oaaoclatea f successors and assigns, to
be Incorporated nuder the iiame and style of
“AMERICAN IIAT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY”
for a term of twenty (20) years, with the
privilege of renewal nt the expiration of
aalil term.
Second. The capital atock of said corpora
tlon la to lie fifteen thousand ($16,000.00) dol
lars actually paid In. either In mouey or
In property nt a fair valuation, anil Is to
be divided Into shares of the par value of
one hundred ($100.00) doUara each; petitioners
th# privf*
ck from
artty of
value,
Thlrdf *The * object of the proposed cor-
desire the privilege of Increasing said capi
tal stock from time to time by a vote ol
a majority of the capital stock, aerordln
to par value, to an amount not exceedlu
one hundred thousand ($100,000.00) dollars.!
poratlon Is pecuniary profit aud gain to its
stockholders; and the particular business
__ __ racter and description,
with all kinds of feathers, laces, trimmings
and such articles aa are usually carried In
a millinery and dry goods store. Petitioners
desire the further right to manufacture,
buy and aell any aoa all other kinds of
personal propertv as they may deem neces
sary or profitable In connection with their
said business.
Fourth. Petitioners desire the further
right to make such contracts as may be
ry, to acquire, own, buy and sell
the business of said corporation, and the
right to acquire, own. buy nnd aell auch
real estate as from time to time may la-
deemed advisable, and the right to make
by-laws, borrow money, execute nou*a ami
encumber any or all of Its property by
mortgage, loan deed, deed of trust or other
wise for the purpose of securing any evi
dence of Indebtedness of the corporation
legea and Immunities Incident
poretlona under the laws of Georgia.
Fifth. The principal office nnd place of
buslueae of the proponed corporation will Im»
It) the city of Atlanta, said state aad
out this state.
Wherefore, petitioners pray to be made
a body corporate under the name and style
aforesaid, entitled to the rights, privileges
and Immunities and subject to the liabili
ties fixed by law.
This Jane llth. 1909.
WALTER W. VI8AN8KA,
Petitioners’ Attorney.
Filed In office this June 11. 1904.
ARNOLD nilOYI.KB. Clerk.
STATE OP GEORGIA. COUNTY 03' PUL-
FT
this office.
Witness my official signature and tbs nr«
r Mid court tb’« June 11, 1909.
ARNOLD BROYLES.
Clerk Superior Court rulton County, Ga.
WANT CAPITAL CHANGED
TO NEW ORLEANS
Hprolal to Th. Georgian.
Hston Rouge. La. June 11.—The Are
which badly damaged the cspltol build
ing early Friday morning la reaponat-
ble for a renewal of effort! to have
the atate capital changed to New Or
leans.
Several representatives have given
notice of conetltutlonal amendment,
providing for the change.
AN ILLICIT DI8TILLERY
AND OPERATOR CAPTURED.
Special to The Georgian.
Ptckene. 8. C„ June 11.—On Friday
Chief Constable Cureton and Deputy
Marshal George Chapman raptured an
Illicit distiller)- on the Twelve Mile
Spring branch. It wan a (0-gallon still.
They arrested George Allsbrtght,
who wae working In the distillery at
the tlma
It. Tettelehaum, New York: 8. )1. ltlnas,
Uarjrvllte: J. 11. Blackwell, Gllierton; H. H.
Hwearlnxln, Klberton: W. S. Hammond.
Baltimore; Brooks Simmon,. J. L. Coleman,
Statesboro, (la.; P. M. Pirklo. Glenaellle;
J. I- Benton. Montleello; II. I>. Barth,
Cochran; J. A. Walker, Cochranj B. II.
uiau, a. iruimrc, LWiiniHi n. it,
Groover, Louisville, Ga.; W. II. Presslar,
Baltimore; 31rs. B. Schultz, Chicago; W.
Brooks, Ht. Ix>ula; J. T. Holmes, Missis
sippi : C. R. Fitzpatrick, Warrenton, Gn.;
■*|r|»s, it, I iia|ittiiD A, iirrt-iiiiiu, <tn.
G. T. Dallls. Tampa, Fla.; Charles Rarg,
city; J. 31. Bonavlts and wife, 8. Bonnvltn,
Jr., fsoulsvllle; J. R. Abraham. Savannah;
II. J. Benson, New York: Bam Roberta,
Laronln; E. It. Anderson, Commerce; J. H.
Hodges, Hartwell; O. L. lluMmrt, Com
merce; W. I). Barrett aud man, Jackson
ville. Fla.; J. T. Bartlett. New York; E. B.
Wright. Hoardinsn.^ N. C.j W. E. Cason,
Carolina; W. P. McAlliaon, Mount
Vernon. Go.; A. M. McKnlgbt, New York;
II. C. Jones nnd wife, Dnvtoii, Tenn.: C.
J. Hlms, Montezuma; R. II. l»nyne, Fltx-
J erald; M. W. Banks. Tlfton, Ga.; II. J.
ones and wife, Georgia; W. I*. Wheeler,
Mncon, Ga.; J. C. Wheeler. Macon; II. O.
Brown, Boston; H. B. Crawford. Blue
Illdge, Ga.; II. P. Redwlne, Georgia; Mrs.
Ed Cohen. Columbus. Ga.: If. M. Stein
berg, New York; B. E. Dickinson. Norfolk,
Vi.; J. H. Shelton, Dayton. Ga.; T. B. 31c-
Croswell, city; J. P. Cooper, city; J. p.
Bhattiilck, Georgia: N. K. Bitting. Han-
deravllle, Gn.; N. F. Mallory, Cincinnati;
J. II. Hliumons. Romo; A. J. Mlnze, Geor-
’jtnd, Rockdale; J. W. Dunn nnd wife,
New York: Dan Marble and wife. New
York; L. B. Graham and wife. Birming
ham: J. P. McCord, Augusta; T. E. Tongue.
Florida; J. D. Nell. Columbns; T. M. Math
ews, Thouiaston; L. I*. Darla, Thoinnston;
L. C. Mandevllle. Carrollton; W. A. Flor
ence, Marietta; D. E. Dugger. Alnltama;
V EGETABLE8.-Irl.h potatoes. v« «
.lock (4.60 barrel; Na ‘T 'SV'ViS
liM/**' rat,b **» «•*«. Per ent, Ji 3 I
Boas, per dram. 76e to (1; xrrr ....
Tomatora. per orate. « ,o
Vt’„ , ';£
In Indtcr
Bonus, green, per crate, $1
. W— -en.llilou; wax 54
— .yellow. (1 to tl.afwblt. n.
imirki’t overstocked. Blt * *
Corn, new. 20c to 30c per doxra
Okm. per crate. 13.50 fo iz.
*™le. H to *1.25.
per arum 11.35 to list
Old Irish Intatuea, per bualiol. tiS ta
•UA
2^L po .V , ‘r5..p" ( .V u »'»'i. »i to U.3.
L5.C hunch.
Asparagus .... „
I-whcj. pur crate. (3 to (2.50.
Chttrlea. Stu,uart crate. 32.50 to 13.
t nntiilonpea, ner crate. (2 to nyf
Blaeklierrtra lo >o 1254c ’luurt.
Dewehfrtes IV to 1354c quart
..flour. GRAIU, PROVISIONS.!
FLOLfc-f ratal. Bleonnt. 11.35; Diauioiyt
patent J5.6(»,. Mafket .iroS^ * wtaa
‘.Oils.—Choice reit eoli 76e; X,,. - - h ,,.
IfclJi** relluw 73.’: mixed 73c. U
U.? A X2 — ' elilte clipped 51e■
white 5*e; choice mixed 43<\ '
MEAL—Plain water around. p. r huihrt.
^ti *v ti '■ Jutra, per lumhei C3r
UAL —Tiinoth)’. choice Inrae hale, ti
do., choice ainoll hales 31.H; do N, '
timothy hnlea. (1.06; do.. No. 3 Jl; do Vu
clover mixed |1.06 ; do., No. 2 cloaed'ndxed
CLOVER—Choice «0c.
The above prices are f. o. b. Atlanta, and
subject to Immedlsto acceptance 0
PROVISIONS— Hunreme hnuu call-
f°n*. U rt ,rT . M,t oxtfn 9M
l>elllcs 20-25 lbs. 10.50, fat backs 9. nhim s
Supreme lard, built 9.75; Snow Drift
pound 7%.
. _. D GROCERIES.
HI.GAR.—Standard graiiulntetl 4.R5- \« w
iti&nii"rai2.. to * Hc: «•'» *V.
f"! k - “’i'i «t«» »te
12c. ' Market weak.
RICE.—Carolina 414 to ?V4c, nccordlnj to
grade. Market very strong^^H
■CIIKK8E.—Fancy full rre*m. flntt llri
turiue 1294c; brick* 4c. Market strong.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Bid. AikM.
Georgia 4949, 1916 . .
Georgia R. R. 6a, 1910
Savannah 6a. 1909. . . .
Macon 6a, 1910
Atlanta 6a. 1911 . . . .
Atlanta 4V4*- 1922
. 106 ion
Atlanta 4a. 1934
Atlanta nod Weat Point .... 165
Atlanta and Weat Point Debta. 109
C. It. of Georgia first Income
do. 2d Income
do. 3d income ....
Georgia
Augusta and Savannah
. 12) 121
. 112
SUMMARY OF MONDAY’S
STOCK MARKET
(By Dow, Jones A (*o.)
New York, June IS.—American stock* In
London Irregular, mostly rather nbova
parity.
London aettlement begins tomorrow.
National City Bank shows largest lams
nnd largest decrease In cash In Irnuk itatc-
meat.
ItUHsInn Duane-
Light demand for stocks In h
Seasonable quietness reported In aom*
Meat Itiapeetlon bill expeetwl to lie pass-
e<l through enugress suluitontlally In form
of the Beveridge amendment.
Forty-one road* gross 1
of 31ay show average I ner
cent.
Twelve Industrials declined .51 per rent.
Twenty’active rails declined .70 per rent.
New York, June II.—Daniel Otleil k C
On weakness today the standard ia»
vhv- , ji*nt-1in, i>. es. ituurr, AiniNiuis:
J. <».. Hlmjiwn. New JTMjfT*. WiSsj
cimrgli. ... .
Jnrle.r. t'lmltunootn; F. T. llanlwlek,
ten, (la.; K. I>. Cone. Chtcsgo; K. l). Flint.
Chlraao; J. W. McFnrlln, Nusbvtlle; F.
Bele. Montgomery; IV. Unilever. Uaroni
II. it, Tift, Tlfton, Rn.; K. C. Dnmi!
Oeoroin; F. A. Dnvlton, Dawson, (In.;
Mrs. L. C. Hill. Dawson. U«.; Mrs. \V
Eulienks, Dnwson, Rn.: J. D. Wmle, uult-
mnn. Ua.; W. C. Dnnoer, Colquitt; A. J,
„ „ AT THE MARION.
W. R. Ilurnutt. High l’oliit. N. O.; J. M.
Young. Ilrunswli'k; J. E. Ferguson, Elber-
ton: J. f. Ithlillek, Moline, Ills.; \V. p.
Bnllsril. tireensluiro, N. C.i A. M. Shouto.
Cincinnati; C. Robertson. New York; J. M.
Dunwooily, Jr., Mncon; Julius Austlu, elty;
E. C. More In lid. Moron: A. Jsmrr. Keu-
tncky: 8. 1). Pickett, elty: W. II. Rlllllnml.
New York: I.. It. Smith, (ialnesrlllf; E.
Pnltnoiir, Ralnt-srlUr: J. )l. Hnnlen. Co.
•umlila; E. C. Price nuil family, Roelieu;
E. B. Donald, Heurra, S. C.; O. I.. Tlehe-
uor. Chattatuwga: A. Rlumeuthal, Phila
delphia: A. II. Montlrtb and wife. South
tarollna: P. A. Hooper, Amerleus; 4. E.
Mathla. Amerleus; R. s. Ilu,ton snd wife,
Reynolds, Hs.: A. K. ReB and wife. Madl-
aoti. Ra.: II. It. I^nd, Moron; Luther Fer
guson. New Orleans; T. A. Collins. Blln-
vllle; M. c Bragg, elty; W. c. Davidson
nnd wife. White I’lslns, Ra.
limits appear nt rouessalous mul'
day’s closing price,, hut ofring to the |mj
fesslonal hcnrlshue,,. which will prohaw
tud farther extension In some of tlu '«
todsy, we would for the present ni.ilni.ini •
neutral position that favor*, hosever.-ts«
long sltlo on wenkness. The market will he
come easily oversold, according to °or rat
mint Ions. The ludlrldnnl iKulileTi "*
stork should Is- closely ..nserve.l In ' l,w
of the de»'eb»pjnenls t«» thl* wrlllu,.
)lnrshnll. Spnder & t'e. s*r
market Includes the po*slhllltv nf s fa rt
decline In highly spomlatlre ««« ”e
nliout tho same line* ns nrei n W
day nnd Sntiirilny Inst, thong:I t»
of this kind will donhtless !«■ I ,0
limited number of Issues.
Town Topics soys: A •irn' l" ”
the recent selling of stink, hu» "• ']
short nrronnt, and the market stwknlr^
position hss been generally V ’!,, lii-h
on the tsisls. The lienra nre '» • "«
operations on the liellef thst the gmjjj
tnent report to Is- published today
show pmir roiidlttons nml enahli theat
cover tlii-lr short eoutrnets. In <»”
speet we believe the rm«rt. wlih 'k' ^
erptlnn of «slts, Will Indlente “ IJ*J|sel
of winter wheat nnd n PW'^JKK*
for spring wheat nnd eoru nnl WI-™
It, publication we expert to *" » Unl%
sharji advance In prices ull k 1 "?®., I ,imst
Should the Is’nrs midertnke
some further decline In ntoek,
lug we ranuot too strongly ndrl«e ^
rhnse. ns wo have every w*« '' T „
for shsn>_ recovery liefori’ the ' |n
strength' In'lb". ‘Jloatmu •>»' ""J .3
fset lh.t stoek. sre In, «
rotnmlsslou btmies. Bull tips
Erie. 8t. Psttl and l/u’uniotl'"
COLLEGE PARK HOME.
DON’T PAY RENT.
It la exceedingly bad form to do *o when you c*n pay y° ur own
b»ck In your own pocket by coming to me. Juit ran your eye o'er •
3- room, modern, new houne on comer lot, 3100 c**b, balance ea
monthly payments.
4- room modem new house, tame term*.
6-room, new modem bouse on Urge comer lot; (2-0 cash, h-ni-e*
easy moathiy payments.
EDWARD H. WALKER,
THE COLLEGE PARK REAL ESTATF nKALER. | —
STEVENSON Sc CO.
Homes and high-grade moneymalviug Real Estate in*
. vestments.
WHEN YOU WANT . TO BUY’ OR SELT*
1529 Candler Bldg. Bell Phone 1051; Atlanta
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