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WANTED HELP—MALE.
MEN AND BOYS WANTED—LEARN
plumbing, plastering, bricklaying. Special
oner, life scholarship *"*'
position and union c
catalogue. Coyne Bros’
yr York. Chios go, St. lAonls.
p HO; easy usyments;
cart) guaranteed: free
Bros’. Trade Schools,
\\ r ANT£lT-:<j<K>i» HiTsTTWHItB
as bcl|>crs In the foiuidry to learn mold-
— imde. Good pay -to start with and
r pay .. a »v. n.i.
host* with
m imor. s»ooii pny t io sinrt wuu «
l etter pay In two or three months. Only
those with pood ~ - *
1 »eliOftch Mill Mf
Mfr.
references need apply.
\V A NT 1 look keeper, must l»e Accurate
* ply In writing nnd give
Printers’ Supply Com-
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
Experienced operators make
tK'.iO per week, nnd ni||jjl
day wages to those
m i street
WXSTW^YotfNrr LOT fo IsKAR3
local and long distance telephone operat-
locnl and long distance telephone operat
ing. A course of Instruction given In train
Ing school with salary beginning with en
trance to school. Good salaries paid to
competent operators, salary Iwlng deter
mined upon merits of the operator and
TOfTRTHhMilTL
114 Windsor st.
SITUATION* WANTED—MALE.
era for: am capable of caring for machine;
one niaehlne office preferred. Address Bos
r m ••- ■ m
\fAWKI>-WV A VAUK r <1~ MAS OK ATS
years’ experience n position ns stenograph
er and iMHikkeeper; No. 1 references. I*,
n. Bos 425. c||y.
i JXTBSTRCTKI —vmVfimWn “ hai.T:^
man seeks two months engagement In
w luyit section of Tennessee. Address Trav
eler* Bos 129, Htatton B. City.
i \mw—ifoirKKKKpFR—m
hires situation with some gowl firm; sober
WANTED—AGENTS.
~A(Yl2NTS WANTING Hid AND QUICK
WANTED—SALESMEN.
INTELLIGENT. HUSTLING SALESMEN
for magnificent new maps; new features:
ea»v sellers; exclusive territory and liberal
proposition; extraordinary chance for work
ers. State If you have bad experience.
Hudgins Co., Atlanta, Us.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
that the Southern Auction and Malvsge
Co., at 30 H. Pryor, can dispose of your
household goods, office fixtures, safes, car-
pstn, mgs, pianos, etc., to advantage.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
I)F)ilKIHi'unTrMoliE^HTit ahl
l-ar. M. I'hnin. l’ln ,11 .lira: nlM
Iloowr ligauD,. Box M, Crawforuvllla.
kiv.a. i
■ B.1II -i -5
IfLXk t.'Siil.skii-
-ATLAS HOlt.KIlH
-All .tyln noil »l«i*..-
Arina EmId. Wort,. Eroplra Hltlg.. AU.nl.
ATtoKNEYk. cgCntY oTFTeEITs and
real estate agents will dud the best forms
of legal blanks at Bennett’s, ?! South
Brmm street. Prtntlng of every description.
ItdOY-A Nil>M.IlilI Ml 1'iilu-m TiUKD
boggy makes n fast florae faster. I have
Mch a boggy for sale cheap. 412 Kiser
Uulldlng.
FilftKQBi m'sin'kks houses
should have high grade signs. I'all on
jgma sign Co., 914 North 1'ryor street.
WK.VTy Till it’ll A.VlTiN U.I.ARS JloN fTM
ou valuable unln.mmben-d property; live
tfstar
DON’T 00 BUND.
WHEN YOU SBB THE ATLANTA
Wrecking Co.*s new line. Juat milled a
full liar of tranks, travelers' supplies and
pplles.
general of (lee i
The chen|»ea»t ever
37 and 31 West Mitchell street. Bell 'phone
II-—•—. —
MISCELLANEOUS.
A. llruad Hi.. Atlanta.
Ll’MliHu-Wi! ' ii AVB“■'rlilieIT’M fTC5
cutting south Georgia pine shingles. Also
C snufarture flooring. retllng. aiding ami
th. Write us for delivered prices. Kil
lian Lumber Company, Box 107, Cordete.
ALL ftTYV.EI GATES.* WIRE AND IRON
fences sold and erected. Fern-tug for
farm. lawn, garden an# poultry. Exclusive
agents for r *Pnge Fence.” Tilley Fvucc
iy*.. H B. Forsyth Ht. Main J9M.
TWENTY TliArBASirr>i5Li;ARir
ou valuable unlnrumhere«l property: flve
tjfSwM dollars stork to first fiv>- thousand
•old. f. IL CroJl, 413 Kiser Bldg.
' MIORTffAND LHARNKH IN 6 tVEKKR;
l»#st. csslcsf. rlH-spc.1; s!so tsnght Ur
msIL Blakely’s Bus. College, 71 Marietta st.
WALL PAPER.
J. M. gUICK A OO.—WALL CAPKB.
mouldings, plrtnroo, picture frames, etc.
Bell phone TS. Standard 704. 27 E. Hunter.
PERSONAL.
DAVID XV. YARBROUan,
MASTER PLUMBER.
Phone, UtA 30 E. IlnalM St.
WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY,
largest stock In South. 64 N. Broad 8L
“KENT LIGHTS.”
THE BEST OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
aold at MM N. Pryor BL Alex Kent,
Phone 43(3.
WANTED—BOARDERS.
A GENTLEMAN OU COUPLE WITHOUT
children can secure board In a refined pri
vnte Jewish home. Excellent aelghljorbood.
••Home.” «-arc Georgian.
BU8INES8 OPPORTUNITIES.
UO 8EE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQU1P-
incnt Co. W« r.palr, racouxtenct, n-
change, buy and aril anlomobll.a, Oaray.
10-13 Mllchril at rent, Atlanta. Ot. Ball
obnn, 4W4-I. Main.
ATTRACTIVE HIGN8 WII.L RRINO Vol)
business. For high grade work call on
Kent, 914 N. Pryor. Phone *C8.
PIANOS.
BRAMBA4TI PIANOS.
ESTABLISHED 1333. •
BECIIT PIANO CO„ 32 N. FORSYTH.
FOR RENT— FURNI8HED ROOM8.
COOL, PLEASANT IIOOM8 H TO 93 A
week. IdfNjging 91 a week. Meals 9160 a
week. 104 Trinity svenue. Bell i*hcno
l«, Atlanta phone 2767.
FOR RENT—APARTMENT8.
PWt n^S'T-XT^"hA¥BI.
bautiful apartment In the Mendenhall
apartment house, 621429 Peachtree at. Ap
ply IL It. Arnold, third floor, Gould bldg.
FOR RENT.
mriimrjrs' irwirviroWTiwcti
to couple or two young ladle, with or
without Ixxird. Apply 300 Angler avenue.
ONLY $3,800.
for a Choice subur
ban HOME.
MODERN 3-RTORY 3-BOOM RESIDENCE
on lot 100x300 nn the nortbenet corner of
Mct^ndau atreet and Clifton nvennt, right
at Clifton Htntlon on the Inman Park and
Clifton car line In Kdgewood
You will have to Bee thla to- appreciate
t. The hoaag la nicely Bnlabed aid roomy.
The lot eontnlna every Improvement—wood,
chicken and aerranta' houeo, atablea, nice
garden; prafty grove and lawn In front
Thla place hda twen turned dver to mo for
excluolve ante at a oaertfleo price. Yon will
Have to Me me at once, an It will not ha on
the market long at tha law price of 33,300.
J. H. LATHAM,
238 EQUITABLE BLDG.
Ball Phone 3143; Atlanta Phone 2146.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MACHINES AND REC0UD8-
Wholrsala and retail distributors of Vic
tor Talking Machines and Records. Juat
received large consignment of machines and
over 10,000 records. Immediate attention
given mall ord#a. We want tha names of
all talking machlno dealers In tha south.
Write for catalogue. Alexander-CIyan Co.
BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LAROEBT
bicycle and sundry distributors In tha
•onth. Southern agents for Plerco. Tale,
Knell and Hudson bicycles. Write for our
1906 catalogue and price lift. Alexander-
Elyea Co.
YOUR TEETH
CROWNED 22-K GOLD CROWNS 93 UP.
without pain. All work guaranteed 16
rears. Lanier Dental Parlors, 394 White
hall St., over Cuimons* clothing store. Bell
phone 2543 J.
WE MOVE, STORE, PACK AND 811 IP
household goods; Insurance rate one per
cent Office snd warehouse 16365 Walton
street Both ’phones. Cathcart’a Trans
fer.
REYNOLDS, THE SIGN PAINTER.
Signs, banners, flags and flag decorations
for epeclal occasions. 104 E. Alabama St
TEETH
EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT
PA IN—All dental work dona without noiln.
AH work guaranteed 16 years. Lanier cen
tal Parlors. »4 Whitehall St., over Km-
moua* clothing store. Bell phone 2963-J.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. IIALLWOODB. IDEALS
nud nil other make# at liargaln prices.
We ecu sell you a register, suitable for
any* business, at a price that cauuot help
but please you.
fs*h or monthly payments. Every register
guaranteed tor two years. Southern Cash
Register Co.. Branch of American Second-
Hand Cash Register Co., 24 S. Ilroad street,
Atlanta, Gs.
MONEY TO LOAN.
SOUTHERN LOAN AND DIS
COUNT COMPANY MAKES LOANS
TO RESPONSIBLE SALARIED PEO
PLE. 117V4 WHITEHALL STREET.
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW UAT8
cleaned and reshaped. 60c.
Soft snd stiff felt kata cleaned and re
shaped. Me.
Bands or sweats. 2Se each extra.
ACME HATTERS. 64 Whitehall 8L
TEETH
BEST SET OF TEETH 96.00. GUAItAN-
teed to At. All work guaranteed 16 rear*
Lanier iVatal Parlors, J»4 Whitehall St.,
over Emmons’ clothing store* Bell phone
SOJ.
YOUR TEETH '
KILLED WITHOUT PAIN BY AN |M-
proved met ho... All work guaranteed IS
years. Reasonable prices. Canter
Parlors. 394 Whitehall it., over
Clothing store. Bell phew SOd.
Dental
“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.
£,? UITS ANCt PRODUCE.
. Onb-lnllv ri>rrc«-teU i,v- At'»h».
yj Province exchange. 7 AtUou fcrnit * tl
nattJflTto 1t0 ^ l* r box.
1 CLAlfTOJf—Tbn frlc
32.50 to
Me lm. i. , T, r ,Min< *h B S)
I ton. Mr. nnd Mm. Joe Clnyton, Miss Ethel I 'TTfnwlM-rHc‘ SVJSS5.5 1 to . %l Zt -
rUyton. MIns Bose Clayton. Mr. Georg.- crates. }i 0.J ,‘ 0 s- X* ««ck.
JfTnyton. Captain and Mrs. JL M. Clayton, i > >( . r -rntm. ’ * eone *o®e SI to |]ja
Mr. Cecil Butt and Mr. IMwIn Clnyton are! POtn.TBY AND Cnnvruv nh
I.—— -*•—• #« I .PJlJr 1 *** PltODro
“* - *'•»«u?ckV ifadyS
Invited to Attend th
Utter i ‘
nftern
» BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE IIOJIEB POB
Ml. on tuj monthly pajmrnt*. Th.y
nr. brand new and Invrly. On lars*. tin,
lota, night oo car lint and In th. city.
U minutes from cantor nf city Bath and
tollot, hot and cold wafer; f rooms; pay.
manta only 139 par month; * rooms, pay.
menta only IX per mouth; • rooms, extra
Bnlah, 110 par month. Kor full detain sea
C0PENHILL LAND CO.
IB ED0EW00D AVENUE.*
BeJ) Phono 605; Atlanta Phone >45.
ATTENTION, HOME-
SEEKERS.
Have a few bifilding lots
left on terms of $10.00 cash
and $5.00 per month. Prices
low. See
LIEBMAN,
REAL ESTATE—RENTING.
26 Peachtree Street
GLORE & JUSTIN,
215 PETERS BLDG.
10-ROOM IIOU8E 32 E. ALEXANDER.138.09
frooii ■ t i«vsB;i»“Hi6Cintiu.... :.m*6
ni5oirilolf6K. to SHWHHW ST..W.DB
rUooM iioUSE, tiiEStnut aNd
vTt^oir r iiiibalfc' »if i w!.*’rV*iig¥if
FoTiTT
....H.00
JiiovmnRflVseriTiKi.TiKTrM st. . :m<»
rnooM itotie! ift 'i.naieviPFTT^raB
sliiioM mi; m . i • lTS'sky >r.V
uu.sm.u
T7ICS5
■nns
fBoOUTforsE. W. norT/I avK
mtATiSfriiisu. uahv« ht..:..:
S~tit'NTER ht.. HfimEtl '
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brk
7nwr.il
TICE
1c6oM
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McNEILL & SHERWOOD
REAL E8TATE AND CONTRACTING
614 Empire Building. Phone 887.
WANTED AT ONCB.
_ FOB HALE.
BRICKYARD AND MANUFACTURING
site on railroad, containing 90 aerea. with
‘ ‘ in lies of Ple<lnwnt
•4.700 WILL BUY 10-KOOM BOMB ON
Urge lot on Kaat Hoe afreet. Terms, or
will exchange for smaller home.
17,600 WILL PURCHASE AN ELEGANT
9-room house, lot 100x300 feet. In Iniusn
Park, Druid circle.
THREE NEW 9-ROOM HOUSES ON
lienuttful corner In West End. 94,360 to
•4.600.
FIVE NEAT « ANti IKOOSI t'OTTAOKB
In the best part of West End, rents from
•28.60 to 931.00.
tVAHIHS’llfON MTIIKK'r—9.R60M. BfcAU-
tlful. home with 3 china cloaeta, folding
doors, 11“- — —
(cares, el
at 94JOO.
FRo.iM.-rBrdiiY skW Uoltft , K"'flSTKIJ
walla, cablaat mantela, Meldrlm street,
only il.709. Taraa.
beaTitIk’iTl S1W i«.K66»' ifLbiaroS
Prachlrae with orar ona ncra of imuml.
Prl.-e ♦».*». IJbarat larma or mil a«-
chanta for vacant proparty or smallar
im:h liitfKitf X^irjrrtUrraTWTAGB
out of and within city limit*, i-rtcas, 1,00
Buy now and doubla your moury w!
IF* You want a Bi hiSkub b>tX~VH
have clients who will bay and Improve
for you. Call and see uo.
W. E. SAUNDERS & CO.,
REAL EoTATE,
67 Inman Bldg* Bell 'Phone -I486.
NORTH JACKSON 8TREKT-A BEAU-
tlful 9-rootn house ou large lot. This will
have to In* seen to be appreciated.
WooiWAliiT- aVES!rK—¥fkaR pXlilt
avenue. Hen* we have s l»eflutlful cot
tage of six rooms uu lot 62x192. We ran
urn this at a bargain.
brnini new 3 r«>oiu house that has never
|t*e»n occupl«»«L Let us show you thla^M
Wit-Til ■ 'kl!iKWooIv--A— mVYlVH.
home of nine rtt«uus oo lot 109x239; plenty
of shade and fruit. This Is one of the few
houses In Kirkwood with waterworks. Let
take you out to aee this.
THREE WITH ON OttUo&ft AXft COX".
fetlenite avenue, right at Grant park; 9459
and 9600 cash.
tp voi^nAvti xyrYfffRTnyrrapitov:
ed «»r vacant property you wish to sell
or rent, let us have It and we will give It
onr personal attention.
FOR SALE.
Railroad frontage—best in
the eity; nlso.two lota cen
ter manufacturing district.
J. H. Crutchfield, People’s
Building.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only Ons Left of Eight Brand New
Suburban Home*.
The first month will be given FREE
and If occupied on, year, two more
months will be given FREE at the
end of the year, making only nine
months you will have to pay for. None
but good families will be allowed In
tbeae house a. These are located on the
River electric car line only twenty
minutes ride from the center of the
city; contain 7 and I rooms; have
never been occupied; are located In
West Atlanta Park. Every house fronts
a fifty-foot Park, which Is set In trtee,
evergreens and flowers. Pure air; na
tive oaks; an Ideal spot for children.
It Is cheaper than living In the city
and the surroundings are more whole
some. In the center of this Park are
the Ferro Phosphate Springe, which
will curs any case of stomach or kidney
trouble, no matter of how long stand
ing. It now has a new church, neatly
furnished, a store, a school-house cost
ing >2,500.00 will soon be completed.
Captain J. T. Mills, who lives on the
grounds will show you through the
houses Rent >20.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDB,
12 Auburn Avenue.
FOR SALE.
ON EAST CAIN 8T.. NEAR FORT ST..
I Leva for Mia > bonaea almost naw,
ranting to hlrh-rlSM colorad tanant, at
04 par month. I ran aall this for 0.780.
Hre me for bargain,.
OH A ft. M. ROBERTS,
12 AUBURN AVENUE.
Bell Phone 459e.
Member Atlanta Real Estate Excbance
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Showing th. Arrival and Departure of Paa-
aengor Trains of tha Following Roads:
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC K.UUtOAD.
II Marietta . 1:80 pm 73 Marietta „ 8 JO pm
• 1 Naohvllla 7 J5 pm * 4 NaihvlUa . 1:80 pm
FOR RENT BY
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
STOREROOM 138 PEACHTREE BT.
GOOD CHANC5.
WB ARB OFFERING FOB RENT FROM
July iat, atarc room and baaement, both
about 35x60 fm through from lVachtree to
Foray th atravt. Very arldnra you can get
an opportunity at a Peachtree atreet atore.
If you need ft come quick. Rent 9180 per
onth.
JOHN J. WOObSIDE.
THE RENTING AGENT.
12 Auburn Ave. Both Phonea 618
CAMPBELL & WILSON,
REAL ESTATE
1208 Fourth National Bank Bldg.
BELL PHONE 1982.
HOLCOMBS ALLEY—TWO ROOMS,
renting for 99.60 per month. Price 9400.
urn Mrith*.tT-finfRK h5oM iraim
renting f«r 99 Pf r wonth. Pfjc*
Tu\YlN "mtukkT-FIVK UVurtl ItotMH.
I rented to white tenanta; lot 30x106. Price
91.000. Mr. Hheehan aaya aee Urn. Perrin*
about thla place. Nice elevated lot.^M
VA’OANf LOT tJtiU^HTWea <w
Forreet avenue, Juat beyond Boulevard.
Vor immediate ante. Price 91,100. Tcrtna
Pno caah. Iialanco eaay.
BiccAtVi AfUKM 6W iiRxaoib-c’ok
tier, with four negro houaca fronting an
other atreet. Price 93,000.
dki^atub HtnffBf Lo*r itoxioo)-PBicB
\v.Hir.s.i.V *TIG:tST^ i n l E'fi<T.iuwT4NT;
l*nlh; lot 46x100 to alley. 91,600 for a few
dnya. Itargnln.
JbTT.Sfiii.V—aVEMI'R-NKaIi—BiM’EK-
vard; all rnoais All moilprn Imprnvr-
niruls; lot 80x190, Prlrw >>,000. >1,000 caah,
iMlaim 1 and 3 years
\^r^okfH”AV«st r ^BT^vi^Trt>ojr8;
two atorlea, two batba, lanndry. aerrant’a
room and baaement: lot 6Oxl90« Price 97,600.
93,000 down ami tmfance eaay.
IIAMH K'riiKKT-VoUHUOOil ItOUMU.
Prtc* 1500.
iim-JiiG ntrEkt—TllftEk-hDoii HotlflK
—price 9S00.
oi.lVKlt HT.—IN WK8TRRN lIBlUIlT*;
3-room ho*a». 5000.
STi. ss GhWifl ST.'^klXTiooM' IfAl'ktS;
5360.
NO. ;. 1 GRKUG BT.-8llf.hOUM IIOl'HR;
Hf.-FlYRltltofl Itol'KE;
ntwrenrr
llJrt
HUNhEt XX'ft.—efVftxBta'" W. " SohTlJ
Both Legs Are Cruahtd.
Bpn-lal to The Georgian.
Montgomery, Aim. June 11.—At n re
sult of n fall off of a box car and hav
ing both lega crushed, Louts William,,
a negro brakenwn, may die. The car,
.were being switched Into a aiding and
the sudden start threw Williams lo the
ground and a pair of trucks passed
over hla limbs.
Accompanies Daughters Wait
gpevlal to The Ocorglaa.
Montgomery, Ala, June 11.—Horace
Hood, editor of the Montgomery Jour
nal and a candidate for state auditor,
has gone to Danver, Colo., with hla
daughter,. Misses Mabel, Clauaelte and
8adie. Mlaa Mabel Hood goes there
for her health.
Asiiatant Ticket Agent
Special to The Georgias.
Iluut.vllle. Ala, Jana U.-llarvl« llall,
formerly with Ike Southern railway Id At-
lanta. Its., baa been appointed aml.t.mt
ticket agent Air that mad lu Ibis city.
CENTRAL or GEORGIA RAILWAY.
Arrive From— . Depart To—
Savannah ... 7 JO am Macon 13 JO am
Jacksonville . 7:50 am Savannah ... 8:00 am
Macon 11:40am Macon ........ 4:00 pm
Savannah ... 49)5 pm Savannah ... 3:15 pm
Macon Yflj pm Tackaonvllla , 5:30 pm
ATLANTA AND WEST l'OLNT RAIL
ROAD.
Arrive From- Depart To—
•Selma 11:40 am ‘Montga
LaGrmngo ... 8:20 am LaGrange .... 6:10 pm
•Monfgom'y . 8:40 pm -Montgom'y ..11:15 pm
•Dally. All other train, dally excapt Sun*
day.
Alt train, of Atlanta and Weat Point
Railroad Company arrive at and depart
from Atlanta Terminal atatlon. corner
Mitchell atreet and Madlun arcane.
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Arrive From— Depart To—
•Augusta ... 140 pm •Angnatn 7:0 am
2onyers 0:45 am l.lthonls 109)6 am
Covington .. 7:45 am ’Augnata 3:10 pm
•Ancu.ta ,.13:30 pat Conyera 6:00 pm
Uthonta .... 3:» pm Covington ... 0:10 pm
•Augusta .... 1:15 pm •Ampiita ..,11:46 pm
•Dally. All other train! dally except Sun
day;
SEABOARD AIR
Arrive From—
Waahlnxton . 5:30 am
Abbeville
S amphla.
ew York . ..
onroe. . . . 7:40 pm
Blrmlnxh'm . 3:35 pm
Shows In Central
LINE RAILWAY.
Depart To—
99)0 am
.11.43 am
3:30 pm
Birmingham
Monroe . .
New York .
Abbeville .
Memphla , .
Washington
time.
0:40 am
. 7:20(1111
.129)0 m
. 49)0 pm
. 6:00 pin
. 9:35 pm
AT THE ARAGON. | VBGfTABLES.-lri.il notnie*. »
Arthur J. Iloyle. Georgia: L. F. Cater.; ■lock II barrel; No. ; < 7i^v !>l V.J
IVrry, Go.: I- J. Smith. Fltxgrrahl. Hn.: 5alH " oc '‘ *U*
“ " " ^Reet,. cabbage ersteg^^per crate fca «
Pen,, per drum. TSc to 11- verv .i™ ,
Toma toes, per crate, 12 to w Ml( -
L Otmo. ntagrraliL Ga.; J. M.'Rich-1
arda, JnrkM>nvlllv. I’la.; L. O. UHUcaii
rlty; Mra. K. ft. (tllllniu. city: W. G. Neal,
Klrhinon<i; J. W. King, Borbmle. Gn.; Mrv.
J. W. King, ItochcUe. (in.: J. (J. Gardner,
Augusta; F. M. Johnston. Mrs, F. M. John
•ton, 8am Chip, Mtoa Klrla t’rox 8eabrook.
Mrs. Is. t.'rox. New York; L. H. May. 8f.
Ieouia; MIsm rit.rlo Msdlson, Miss Illrtlh*
Fischer, Mlaa Alice Barker. New York;
A. D. Smith. Loalsvlll.*: B. Williams, New
York: G. It. CartWriffkt, New Orleans:
II. (I. Rntrllalj. New York; Miss Mabel
Morris, New York: Miss Monte Blair. New
York: C. F. Kitchen. Oaleahurg, Ills.
E. Wlllla, Atlanta J. O. Gentry. W.
Wllliitnis, Julius Walker, Sylrmila; FhhI
W. Hoyle, Kemsmllnn, Fla.; N. W. Baxley
and wife. Balelfh. N. dTi C. E. Carlisle,
Kjtartanburs: E. J. Kills, New York: C. A.
Iloyt, Florida: lira. W; A. Coffaswell, New
York: Mlaa Bbea KelUr, New York: It. O.
Mniiulux, Mrs. It. G. Manning, Geors'
MIsm le. Dynn, Miaooari; J. II. Wh
New York; L C. Kentou, New Orleanat
II. V. I’rim rose. 8t. Icoals; Mrs. Weaver,
Hawklnarllle; Mlaa Lula Vollmer, Attalla,
Ala.; F. B. Neeley, Decatur, Aln.s J. O.
Barker, Milieu. Gn.: Mrs. J. O. Barker,
MUlen, Qa.; Henry Williams, Georgia: U.
It. McCartney, Alabama; It. L Knowles,
Luthersvllle, Ga.; L. 8. Tanner. Wnshlux-
ton, Ga.; 8. IL Anderson, Forsyth, On.: K
K. Cole. Mlrhlxsn: Halley Fowler. UritTlii,
M. G. itsmsey. lilnulnxhsm; J. K. Beall,
Chattanomra: K. T. Curtis, Baltimore; A.
He Ford, Macon; M. Wilson. Montgomery;
Miss Lacklsud, Alalmica; J. M. Harris,
New York; L C. Kenny. Georgia; I. It.
Lane, Georgia; L. IL Manley, Alabama;
C. B. Manley, Alnltama: C. It. ROlwrtaon,
5Ira. C. IL Kobertaoti, Miss Susie ltobert-
•on, New York; If. Po?, Georgia.
James is.- kom, aueuigau; n. «». enmn,
Aragon, Ga.; H. C. Kenney. J. S. Lamb,
Aragon. Ga.; O. B. McWhorter, Abbeville;
O. L. Shepherd, Home; B. II. Archer, At-
lanta; Mrs. Charles Lane, Smyrna, Ga.; I.
C, VanDuier, Alberton; IL V. Johnson,
New York: W. A. Chilton and wife, Cincin
nati; Id. C. Manderllle, Georgia; II. Jones,
Georgia; John llortou, Belton, 8. C.; J. I*.
Conyers, Athens; J. N. Pease. Columbus;
J. A. Austin nnd wife, Illrinluxhaui; K. 11.
Taylor, city; W. Z. Williams, Macon; W. C.
Til.nk ' A flkU
* IBrK, .vflFO. hip, O. it, LauUIrr, a-niniiiinii,
L. A. Watson, Nashville; D. E. Cain, Day-
ton, Ohio; W. Foster, Savannah; E. O. Mc
Lean. Jr.. New Yorkf J. A. 8r ~
G. W. Saxon. Florida; B. B.
gin; W. 8. Johns, Athens;* F. D. Halm.
San Francisco; W. 8. Bnnacoast. Pbllndel
nhln; A. M. Bnrrett, New York; F, A.
Starring, city; T. C. Twltty. Gainesville;
L. WoTfenusn, New York: 8. Blmnberc,
Baltimore; G. Zlrekel, Baltimore; W. 8.
Welsh, Chattanooga: M. K. Grasgreen, Now
York; G. It ml, Calhoun Falls. 8. C.j D. G.
Graner, Tatupa, Fla.; IL M. Smith, Chi
cago; L. T. Itraumer, Nashville; A. *11.
Lane, New York; A. Hoeb. New York; J. A.
Davis. Augusta; I. Kcblflr, New York; W.
W. Thompson, Augusts; J. K*. Itohtuson,
Winchester, Ky.; C. It. Ashby, Valdosta;
K. E. Rollins, rttuavtlle. Fla.: L W. Schley,
Georgia; T. T. Canehart. Georgia; II. B.
Varner and wife, Lexington, N. C.; E. C.
Boykin, Nashville; W. Jessup. Tate. Ga.;
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wayne, Savannah; C.
Salsman, Baltimore; It. A. Sprntlln, city;
Mr a. — **
city; m. v. Miiiiiry, twwuuui i>u|iuiii
Guerry, Macon;.It. B. Marshall. Baltimore
It. Teltelebautn, New York
iGtcjSrlr * •* — * ** *
and A. Flatauer, of Franklin county^
Ida. respectfully shows:
First. That they desire fordPlhemselres,
their associates, successors and assigns, to
be Incorporated under the name and style of
"AMERrCAN HAT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY’’
for a term of twenty (50> years, with the
privilege of renewal at the expiration of
•aid term.
Second. _ _
tlon la to be l
tal stock from
s majority of the capital stool. _
to par vslue, to an amount oot exceeding
one hundred thousand ($190,Oft).00) dollars.
Third. The object of the proposed cor-
particular business
which petitioners propose to earry
the manufacturing, buying and sell
hats Of every character and deset..
all kinds of feathers, lares, trimmings
buy and aell any ni
personal property as they may deem neces
sary or profitable In connection with their
•abl business.
such «K1 _ . .. . _ - i
wares and merchandise as from time to
time may be deemed advisable In and about
the business of said corporation, and the
right to acquire, own. buy and sell such
real estate ns from time to time may l*e
deemed advisable, and the right to make
by-laws, borrow money, execute uotes and
encumber any or oil of Its property by
mortgage, loon deed, deed of trust or other
wise for the purpose of securing any evi
dence of Indebtedness of the corporation
establish branch offices ahd places
business at other placet within and with
out this state.
Wherefore, petitioners pray to be made
a Itody corporate under the name and style
aforesaid, entitled to the rights, privileges
nnd Immunities and subject to the liabili
ties fixed by law.
Thla June lUb. 1906.
WALTER W. VISANKKA.
. # Petitioners' Attorney.
Filed In office this June 11. 1906.
ARNOLD HltOYI.KS. Clerk.
STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF FUL
TON.
I. Arnold Broyles, 4-lerk of the superior
court of said county, do hereby certify
that the foregoing Is a true and correct
copy of the application for charter lu the
matter of American Hat Manufacturing
Company. •• tbo same appears of die lu
this ptto*
Witness my official signature nud the seal
of said court thla June 11. 1906.
ARNOLD BROYLES,
Clerk Superior Court rulton County, Go.
WANT CAPITAL CHANGED
TO NEW ORLEANS
KfHvla! to The Hcorgtan.
Raton Rouge, La, June 11.—The Are
which badly damaged the capitol build
ing early Friday morning la reaponal-
hie for a renewal of effort! to have
the Mate capital changed to New Or-
leane. -
Several representative! have given
notice of conetltutlonal amendment,
providing for the change.
AN ILLICIT DISTILLERY
AND OPERATOR CAPTURED.
Special to The Georgian.
Plckena, 8. C, June 11.—On Friday
Chief i-onatable Cureton and Deputy
51 art ha! George Chapman captured nn
Illicit dlatlllery on the Twelve Mile
Spring branch. U was a 50-gallon etlll.
They arrested George Allabrlght,
who was working In the dlatlllery at
Uie. lima* -
Manley, .Newtmn; Intiwiie
n: It. E. Marnlialt. Ita1tluiore;i
Itelehaum, New York; 8.' M. Rlntw,
^^Wlle; J. H. HlarkwelL Hlhertnn; II. II.
Hwearlngin, Ethertnn: w. 8. Haminnud,
Baltimore; Brook, Hlmmnni, J. L. Coleiunu.
8tiitrilx.ro, (la.; r. M. Ptrkle, Olennvllle;
J. I, Benton. Mnntlcello; II. I). Barth,
Coehran: -J. A. Walker, rochrau; B. II.
(Iroover, Lottlavlllr, tla.i W. H. I’reaaler,
Ilaltlmore; Mr». B. Sihnltx. ('hlrayo: W.
Rrooks 8t. Lonla; J. T. Holme*. Mlaalo-
alppl; O. II. Flttpatrlek, Warrenton, (la.l
G. T. DaUla, Tnmiut. Fla.: t'barlea Ihtrx,
city: J. M. Ronovlta and wife, 8. Uouavltn.
Jr., latnlavllle; J. IL Abraham, Savannah;
II. J. Re noon. New Tork: Bom Roberta.
Lavonla; E. R. Antlenon. C'ommeree; J. II.
Hodgea, Hartwell; G. I. Hubbart. font-
merer: W. I). Ilarrett and man, Jnekaond
vllle. Fla.: J. T. Bartlett. New York; E. Bl
Vrlxh... Hoartlttun N. C.t W K. Ciikui,
Nor lit Carolina; W. F. IfeAllloon. Mount
Vtrnon. Go.; A. M. MeKnlghl. N-w York!
II. C. Jonea and wife, Dayton. Tenn.;
J. Hlma, Montexnma; R. II. l’nytte, Fltx-
K lrald; M. W.'Banka. Tlfton, Gn.: II. J.
■nr* and wife, Oeorgla; W. 1*. Wheeler,
Macon, Ga.; J. C. Wheeler. Macon: II. G.
Brown, lloalon; II. B. Crawfonl, Blue
Iridic. Go.; II. P. lledwltte, Geonrla; Mra.
Ed Cohen. (olumhua, Ga.; II. M. Stein-
Iterg, New York: II. E. IMcklnaon. Norfolk,
Va.: J. H. Shelton, Dayton, On.: T. II. Me-
Croawell. city: J. I’. Cooper, elty: J. 1\
Bhattulek. Georata: N. K. bitting. Sate
deravUie. On.; N. F. Mhllory. Clnelnuatl;
J. II. Sltuinona. Rome; A. J. Mime. Geor
gia; M. IV. Kill,. Columbn,. Ohio; M. K.
land, Rockdale; J. W. Dnnn nnd wife.
New York: linn Marble and wife.- New
York: L. B. Grnhnm and wife. IlIrmlnK-
hany J. 1*. Mel on . Anaunta: T. E. Teagne.
Florida; J. II. Nell, Cuhimlina; T. M. Math-
ewn. Thomaaton; L. P. Davie. Tbamaaton:
l* *’• Mandevllle. Carrollton: W. A. Flor-
cnee, Marietta; D. E. Dagger. Alabama;
J. t». Klintaon. New- York; W. Wntoon,
Georgia; II. 8. Hey, Chattanooga; c. II.
man, He.; W. P. Dancer, t'olqnltl; A. J.
ead wlft, Dawaou. On.; It. L. Se
ville and wife, Dkwaon, Ga.
„ „ _AT ThFmARION. < .
W. O, Burnett. High Pulnt. N. C.: J. M.
Young. Brnnawlek: J. E. Frrsuaon, Elber-
ton: J. I, Ubldtek. Moline,™ 11a.; W. V.
Bullard, Grrenalmra. N. C - A. M. Hhouio,
Cincinnati; P. Ilobertaon. New York; J. M.
Dunwoody, Jr.. Mnnut; Julltta Auatlu, elly:
E- P. Mora land. Macon: a. Janice. Ken-
tnaky: 8. D. Pickett, rity: w. H. Glllllantl.
New York: I- D. Kmlth. GilneeTrile; E. C.
1-alntpur. GalneavlUe; J. M. Ilnyderf Po-
I'nubla: K. P. Price oml family, Goahrn;
K. B. I toon lil. Seneca. 8. C.; O. I, Tlehe-
noe. ChatUo.og.: A. Blnmentbal. l-hlta-
delphla; A. II. Montleth and wife. Hoofh
Carol na: F. A. Hoomr. Amerlcoa; J. L\
Mathla. Amerleo.;- R. H. lloalon anti wife.
Hrynnjtla. Ga.: A. K. Hell and wife. Mad!-
non. Ga.: II. I*, land. Macon; I.ttther Fer-
gnaou. New Orlrana; T. A. Colllna. Elln-
.narvlWMiS: c -
In ltotter'.-ondllbi: Tax mark tt
Sqaaah. yellow. Il to n.a ; _
to il; tunrbet >n erat.ieke.1 •*
Corn, new, 30c to 30e tier dozen
Okra, per crate. 33.50 lo tl '
CncnmU-rs, per cute, to it r
Lattoce. Iirad, •— — --
Lettooe. lisad, |w arum $1 ^ 77,' ti -n
n< Jld Iri.b pot«toea, ai ^r ftShi”
Bliirktrt*rrl«*s 13 *n 124c uunrt
Dvwel.rrivs l(r to 1^4c quart
FLOUR, GRAilv, PROVISIONS
FLOl R.-lMHt. ls KlAjmilr. «.S- iSSo-g
P* 11 * 0 * half SJuS
10 to 94.V: fancy u.96. ini-ini? *k .
patent 95.60^(. Market strotx *
,.CORN.-Cholro red col, 7d. 'No, j wh|u
74c; No. 2 yellow 73c; mixed 7v * *
clipped 51c- chdM
white 80c; choice mixed 49e.
MEAL-Pie In water xround. p» r i, ortt ,
Ij***- It-r Intahel, aT 1
ItAY.—Timothy, choice large hale, u in
do., choice aliintl liule. 11.U- dn \,1
timothy lmlM.31.06; do.. No. 2 11; ,fn '\ ? „ {
clover mixed $1.06; do.. No. 2 M tilij i
CLOVER—Choice 30c. HHS
The above prleep are f. o. h. Athtnti, u4
I r.OI ISlONS—Supreme hum. 1114c. c,|L
forpla h»'oe,l»%e. I try .alt eitra rilw lu
ItelUea 20-25 lha. 1050. fat Ixtcka 9. plain 1
jjnpremejard, liaala 9.78; Snow Drift c«.
' GROCERIES.
KI'GAR—Stxndanl grntwfotni 4 15- v—
York Rcnmxl 4 to 4V; platturion, 4 to
Market atrongei.
POFKEE.-Koa.ted Arl.ttckle' J J
ifartv $e* m “' ,2 -^ “
UICE.-Carollon 414 to 7He. .cconllo, t,
grade. ^Market very atrong.
CHEESE.-Fancy full cream. (Into lfct
twine 1314c; brlcka 4c. Market alrotij.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
_ • ... Hi«l. liked.
Georgia 4Ha, 1916 *
S sorgla II. fl. 6s. 1910
ivuunnh 6a, 1909
aeon Co. 1910
Atlanta it. 1311
Atlanta 4\UjtB
Atlanta 4s, 1934 106U 107x4
Arinina ami (Vast Point . ... iiz,
Atlanta amt West Point Debts. 109 h |
C. IL of Georgia Urst Income
do. 2<1 Income w
<lu. 3d Income sh
Georgia
M
Augusta and Savannah . ... 11;
southwestern m
Georgia IMcltlc 1st* ....... 12)
C. and A. 1st 11:
13
SUMMARY OF MONDAY'S
STOCK MARKET
Illy Dow, Join'* k fo.)
New York. June IL—Aniorirnn stork* In
London irregular, mostly rather »M«
parity.
Lomloa settlement Im'rIiis tomorroir.
National Cltjr Bank shows largest lonni
nnd largest decrease In cash lu bunk *tate
inenL
Consols nnd foreign l*omls rasj In lj»n-
don on rumors of further Itusslnn florae-
Ing.
Light demand for stocks in loan m*wA
Reasonable quietness report*! in
branches of Industry, hut business cosifl-
tlous continue highly sstlsfnctnrr.
Meat Inspection hill expected to he
ed thnmgU congress suhstnntlnlly in rern
of the Beveridge amendment.
Money continue* to return lu quantltj
roni ’Frisco.
Vortykino run da gross for fmirtb /rj.
of-May show average Increase o'
cent.
Twelve Industrials declined .51 per
Twenty active rails declined .7^ per crat
New Tort. June H.-Raidc) fH-JI *
say: On weakness today the stnnfiaw
sues may lie Inuight for a turn, as
limits appear at wHicesslous
day’s closing Prices, but owing 'o'
frsslonal iH'arishncss. whhh
find further extcnshui lu s »u»e (
today, wc would for the present i
neutral position thit fojw»-
long aide 011 weakness. The market *»•
come easily oversold, ncconllne t»
ni In Hons. ^The Indlridual mmltlnji of ^
stock should l*c closely ohwrrHl W
of the developments to this writing-
MarahnII. Spader A <’«»• *»>
ra * rk n , i riShiy'*
aafurH^‘.a)7a.r f;, c rgi
of thla fctml will .1..,Ulrica «• »1
lliuittxl unntlxT of laatlfa.
Town Topb-a «ay»: A Inrp'l"!, „
lha raraut railing -tf abx-kit h»«
abort ncixiunt. nixl thv
pool,tan hna bran gvorraHy
on the Imsls. The bears arc Isj** 0 * —
opvrntton, on th, IwlW Hiat
merit report to lx- pnbllakM < w M
ahaw poor conitltlona and enalx. <» „
cover their abort i-oulracta. In
.pert we t>elleve the .report
reptloo of unto. wIB.Indicate
of winter wheat und a
for aprlng wheat nml , a n*»|
Ita pnbllcatlon we exp'-at urn
aharp advance lu arira. oil abi* • lta *|
Hhmild the Ixxira »ndeTtnkcro''d« (
aome further dc-Une lu ,V M
Ing we cancat too etrouyly ml''*; Mt)
chase, an wc have ever} TW
for aharp recovery liefora the u -
ntrenirih In the «tuatlon •in! «
fact that atocka nre In V w«ct 4
•xxnmlaaton boaoea null tlp. ,n
Erie. St. Ihml nml IaiciHuoti((-
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monthly payments.
4- room modern sew house, same terms. ' . , 13e , i
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easy monthly payments.
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vestments.
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