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WANTED HELP—MALE.
URN AND IIOY8 WANTKD—
rdomblng. plastering, bricklaying.
flTrr. Ilfs scholarship |T*0; easy pa;
position and union card guarantee
catalogue. Coyne Bros'. Trade I
New York, Chicago, Ht. Louis.
good rei
Hr Mfg. (
pfereuces need apply.
references. Dodsoo
pony^clfyr™
rl liters' Supply Coni
ographera $4<». ISO, nnd WS. Bel
m*ss Agency, 1620 Candler Bldg.
wx^tkii-ftNc TOwrTwnr
Apply Airaau'irr uumin-i mini »iih*
nmn Kottlh Pryor itwt niul Ridge •
wanthd-thunkUAkriih. Al'tM.Y
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er. Address
)l l Ku'~!3AN~H i fgl?(i(Uul i ir
i at ones I*. O. Ilox P, Htn-
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
■1™'-
until tli,-i- learn. II Ton tin
Inntn. writ* us nnd ws will
rnriuatlnn shout Imsrdln* plan
llrra A UsCrra. U W. Alaluiin
u.tNtltfi-'YiTTWri - iTaT^IBH" I _
Im-nl nnd Ion, dlatanrs telephone
Inc. A courts of Innlrurtlmi slvsu I
Inc school with salarr Ixwlnnlne s
inner to arhool.
.Inc School. Telephone
^rjgMTent^hous^work^, 114 Windsor at,
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
rator; nnt canal
• mnrhlno ofBct
. Grinin, tin.
SITUATION V/ANTED—FEMALE.
Bfcr'
goads or eotlon clerk. Several years' ex
perience and can command out-of-ti
Address F. II. It.. care Georgian.
\\ A N IKD-POWTION OR HoSl'fi RISTJ
Haynes street,
and honest colored I toy
rferenee. Ai* *
Atlanta. Ga.
WANTED—AQENT8.
Co.. Mobile. Ala.
WANTED—SALE8MEN.
for magnificent new maps; near features:
may sellers; exclusive territory and llt»erai
pv losttlnu; extraordinary chance for work
er - State If you bars bad exHtfm ■
ll'figlus fo.. Atlanta. Ga.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
pianos. etc., to advantage.
FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
liKItKSHIRE HOGS. UlLTMORE STRAIN.
Purr breetl. Cheap. 1'lgs all sit
11 outer rigeous. Box 64. Crawl
R—- All styles and sites.-
• Atlas Engine Works. Empire Bldg., Atlanta
lti'GfSV-A N'll’k LIGHT Rt'ftRKH
I baggy makes a fnst horse faster.
► * b a buggy for sale cheap. 4!
lag-
f-CLASS
“itrsrsgsir
fu.' i i.aS: c \
*Wenty tiiiU‘kanI)Iioi.I.aIik Don DR
\Y. H. Pn.ll, 4H Kl«cc llld,.
DON’T GO BLIND.
WHEN YOU BEE THE ATI.A
Wrecking Co.'a new line. Jnat added n
fall line of trunks, travelers' supplies and
general office supplies. The cheapest ever
•old. We buy. sell or exchange everything.
» and » West Mitchell street. Bell 'phone
MISCELLANEOUS.
IRON SAFES.
BANK SAFES. VAULT DOORS. SAFF.S,
fire-proof safes, deposit l»xe«. William E.
Ellis. 2f 8. Broad ht.. Atlanta,
Lt/Mhfek-Wg- Hfffc til REE
cutting south Georgia pine shins!
manufacture flooring, ceiling. sTd
FENCING. .
ALT, STYLES GATES, WIRE AND IRON
fence* oold and erected. Fencing for
farm, lawn, garden and poultry. Exclusive
agents for T ‘Page Fence." Tilley Fence
Vo.. W *, Forsyth SL Main |BL
YOUR TEETH
FILLED WITHOUT PAIN BY AN 1M-
proved metbou. All work guaranteed IS
years. Ressonsble prices. Lanier Dental
Parlors, 29H Whitehall St., over Emmons'
clothing store. UeU phots 2KW.
ISHOHTIIANI* I.EaITnKM 1 N ~V W1:11K
WALL PAPER.
J. M. QUICK & CO.-WALL I’APEIL
mouldings, ulrtnrr*. pl^tura frame*. «te.
Bell phone 725. Standard 704. 27 B. Hunter.
PER80NAL. /
david tv. YAnnuoiroir.
MAHTL'U CLUMIIKB,
Phones 1235. 20 O. Hunter fib
WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY,
largest ^tork In fiouth. 54 N. Broad Sr.
“KENT LIGHTS.’-
THE nEHT OF M A NT UK LIGHTS NOW
■old at 91H N. Pryor 8f. Alex Kent,
Phone 4941
PIANOS.
URAMIIACII PIANOS.
i:STAI!LI8HKI> 1S2S.
RKCIIT PIANO CO., 62 N. FORSYTH.
FOR RENT—FURNI8HED ROOMS.
COOL. PLEASANT ROOMS 12 TO » A
week. I/Oflglnff II a week. Menla 12.60 a
week. lOVfr Trinity arenue. Bell phone
224H. Atlanta nhoue 2767.
FOR RENT—APARTMENT8.
tiautlfiil apartment In the Mendenbnl
apartment lionae, 621 623 Pearhtree at Ap
ply It. It. Arnold, third floor, Oould bldg.
PALMISTRY.
AltltlVK!) FROM
NASHVILLK IIY REQUEST,
I»E WIGHT GARLANIi.
PSYCHIC PALMIST. ADVISOR
AND MKKIt.
Under the directorate of the Boaton Psy
chic Research Society and Lyceum Ilureau.
FOR SEVEN DAYS ONLY.
16.00—16.00—C.Ofr—96.00
HEADINGS FOR
•i.oo-$i.oo-ii,(»-*i.oo.
NO MORE-NO LESS.
He tells every hone, fear and ambition of
your life, fires full names, date of mar
riage, cnpnTilUtles. fortunate and unfortu
nate periods of life. IIow to win the one
you love. In a word, tells everything. If
rou Intend buying or selling property, or.
In fact, make any Important step, don't
fall to consult him. Ills advice win be the
means of ssvIiik you eerlons mistakes.
Advice and fees for reading reduced for
seven days only. Locnted In my, own pri
vate home, 211 Ivy street, rornrfr Harris,
one block east of Peachtree. No signs. Look
for nuralmr.
N. B.—No colored people received.
SHOE REPAIRING.
N. LAZARUS. 21 8. PRYOR HT. I DO
boot nnd shoe repairing. When I say re
pairing. 1 mean the best repnlrlng only.
Superior material nnd oak feather, with
the (test workntnnahlp. I know how to
repair because I know a.shoe. I am a
•kllfnl mender and can make comfortsblo
and serviceable shoe broke down sud worn
out ones. Dou't forget the No., 21 B. Pryor
street.
L08T.
LOST—ON OR NEAR FORREST AVENUE
on Monday n Indy'* black silk umbrella,
lower end of handle wood, flnlnhed with a
"Cat's Eye" hull. Kinder suitably reward*
ihI by cnmuniiilciitliig with Frank M. Heo- t
field, 1007 Fourth National Hank Building. J
I.OHT-AT HKA1-Ty}(i uijiSTATTir-TOItUlM
Friday night, walking cane with oxidised «
silver rox on grip, with Initial* on baud, 1
W. C. II. to H. A. C. Please leave nt Even-
Ing Georgian office nnd get reward.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MACntNRI! AND RRCOnDfi-
Wbolexale ami retail dlatrlbnton ot Vic
tor Talking Marhlnra and Herord* Juit
recelvctl Inrge conNlguinent of nuchlnri and m
erer 10,300 reennl* Iramedlal* all.nllon “
firm mall ordifi* Wa want lb* name* of
all talking mai-hlne dralrra In th* aouth.
Wrlta for catalogue. Alexander-El/ea Co.
BICYCLES AND 8UNDRIRR—LARGEST
tiliqrcl* and aundrj dlitrlbutora in tka.
aoutb. fiontbern agenta for 1'lerce, Yale,
fiaell and Hudson bicycles. Writ* tar oat
1900 catalogue and iirlce Mat Alexander. 10
Kljea C* [
KlUiMOI-ATltlC HKMKUkEH 0(,'iui r
..sculp diseases and make hair grow.
Kroin a Medleatnl Soap makes you hv- r
glrnlrsllr clean. (30 yearn aucrea*) J, J. 3
Krom, apeclallat, 513 ‘Tb* Grand,'' At- f
Isota, Us. r
r
YOUR TEETH
CnoWNED 22-K OOLD CBOWNII 23 DP. T
wltbpiit pain. All work guaranteed 16 £
ream. Ijinlcr Dental Parlor* 30V4 White- jx
hall Stiver Emmons' clothing store. Dell 1
WK MOVE, STORE, PACK AND finiP ^
bonsehold goods; insurance rate one per
cent Office and warehouoe 1C3 4S Walton U
■treat Doth 'phones. Csthcart's Trans
fer.
REYNOLDS. TI1B SIGN PAINTER.- —
Blgne, tanner* flags nnd flag decoration*
for opoetal occoaton* 2014 K. Alabama fit F
i , ; ; •“
TEETH "
EXTRACTED POfilTIVBLT WITIIODT 2
PAIN—All daatal work don# without pota. V
All work guaranteed 16 years. Lanier l>en- v
tnl l’aflora. S9V6 Whitehall St, orer Em- *
mono* clothing store. UeU phona 2663-J.
CASH REGISTERS. p
T
(Second Hand.) „
NATIONALS. IIALLWOOPS, IDEALS
aud all other makes at bargain prices.
We can sell you a register, suitable for
any hualncas, at a price that cannot help
but plcaee you. "
t’aah or monthly payments. Every register .
guaranteed for two years. Stmthern Cash
teglster Co.. Branch of American Second-
laud Utah Register Co., 24 S. Broad street nt
Atlanta. Ga. o l
MONEY TO LOAN.
SOUTHERN LOAN AND DIS- §
COUNT COMPANY MAKES LOANS
TO RESPONSIBLE SALARIED PEO- U
PLE. 117*/* WHITEHALL STREET, fp
OLD HATS MADE NEW. aa
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW IIATS
cleaned and reshaped, 60c.
Soft and atlff felt hats cleaned and re
shaped, 66c.
Rands or sweats. 26c each extra.
ACME HATTERS. «H Whitehall SL ^
TEETH if
BEAT SET OP TKKTII 15.00. GPARAN* «•>
teed to fit AH work goanateed 15 yrara.
tauter Deatal Parian. 3954 WhU.kxfl «L. «*
over Emmotu clothing atora. Bell phoa* >■'
tsiM. !“
“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.
BU8INES8 OPPORTUNITIES.
m.at Co. \
atnge, l.uy aa
IMS Hltah.il
Dhon, 4X94.1 Main.
ATfliAtTiVlihfuVirWiLL ftWNo
Iraslnes*. For high grade work call on
Kent, 9144 N. Pryor. Phone 2921.
four rooms, for !;-.<i*. keeping, nyar Houle
ard and Houston street; close to twr SM
n»a. fall at >7 Feet avenue.
Right on car line sml In the city.
per mouth; 6 rooms, extra
15 EDGEWOOD AVENUE.
ATTENTION, HOME-
SEEKERS.
Have a few building lots
"t on terms of $10.00 ct
d $5.00 per month. Pri<
v. See
LIEBMAN,
REAL ESTATE—RENTING.
28 Peachtree Street
GLORE & JUSTIN,
215 PETERS DLDO.
IO-1IOO.M IIOUHE 23 B. ALBXANnBn.t3B.0h
18.00
-n::.'.».o5
t ii<ii)iriioi'AB, tit lix'hkv hv:::..:ixxs
3lin.Ttrnr.l itH.~it: 1.1 S'hKT rtT KB
I.""' 'i..,m>ma kfr.'.r.ti'B
wnris'o nisjonntra w....~:tsw
nrs-fKit ht., ui' HTAlIik no6Tl
.00.00
llOO
McNEILL & SHERWOOD
614 Empire Building. Phono 887.
WANTED AT ONCE.
nniCKYARD AND ^MANTPACTURINO
site on railroad, containing *) acres, with
* ock. within 2 tulles of Piedmont
FRET OPPOSITE TERMINAL
exchange fur smaller home.
.100 WILL PURCHASE AN ELEGANT
STEPHENSON BROS.,
Plumbing and Gas Fitting,
51 S. Forsyth Street.
Phones—Bell 2528 Main.
AtlaLta 37.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only One Left of Eight Brand New
. Suburban Hornet.
The flrat month will be given FREE
end If occupied one year, taro more
month* will ba given FREE at th*
end of th* raar, making only nine
month* you will have to pay for. Nona
but good famine* will be allowed In
theae houses. These are located on the
River- electric car line only twenty
minute* rid* from the center of the
city; contain 7 and 1 roomi; have
never been occupied; are located In
West Atlanta Park. Every house fronts
a fifty-foot Park, which la act In tree*,
evergreens and flower* Pure sir; na
tive oaks; an Ideal spot for children.
It la cheaper than living In the city
and the surroundings are more whole
some. In the center of thte Park are
tl>e Ferro Phoaphate Sprlnga, which
will cure 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 coat
ing SI,500.00 will soon be completed.
Captain J. T. Mills, who lives on the
ground* will show you through tha
house* Rent 120.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
12 Auburn Avenue.
RAILROAD, FINANCIAL
AND INDUSTRIAL NOTES
FOR SALE.
Railroad frontage—best in
the city; also two lots cen
ter manufacturing district.
J. H. Crutchfield, People’s
Building.
FOR SALE.
A charter has been granted In Ok
lahoma to the Pueblo, Oklahoma and
New Orleans railroad, with 21,500,
000 capital stock. The proposition le to
build a railroad from Pueblo, Colo.,
to New Orleane, a distance of 1,050
miles.
It fa rumored that the propoeed 21,-
000,000 Canadian plant of the United
States Steel Corporation will be built
at Sandwich, Ont, opposite Detroit.
The corporation has recently acquired
a large tract of land at Sandwich, and
It la reported that the construction of
the plant will begin soon.
It Is atated that, there will be a short
age In the sugar crop of Mexico this
year and that no sugar will be ex
ported to Europe.
More than 21.000,000 I* the estimated
Increase in the gross earnings of tha
Illinois Central railroad for the current
quarter over the same period of last
year.
One of the clauses of the articles of
Incorporation recently tiled by the
Kentucky Inter-Bouthern Life Insur
ance Association provides that none of
the officers shall receive a salary of
more, than 10 per cent of what the of
ficers of the large Insurance companies
of New York receive.
The largest trolley service In the
world, without change of car, has been
Inaugurated on the Dayton and Troy,
Western Ohio and Toledo, and Bowling
Green and Southern Traction roads.
The care are operated under a bi-
hourly schedule the distance of 150
miles, between Dayton and Toledo.
The Organ Mountain Railroad Com
pany has been chartered In Texae with
capital stock of }100,000. The com
pany purpoaee to construct a line from
El Paso to a point on the boundary
line between Texas and New Mexico.
The Harrlman Interests are con
structing a road, SO miles In length,
from Drain, on the Mount Shaeta route,
In Oregon, southweeterly to Mareh-
fleld, on Coos bay. In the same state.
This road will form the northern por
tion of a new coast line between San
Francisco and Portland, thus connect
ing those cites by two steel highways.
The Western Pacific tracks and those
of the Rio Orande Western have been
joined In Salt Lake City. This junction
marks the birth of the Qould new
trane-contlnental road with Salt Lake
as Its western center.
For the flret time In the history of
travel between Mexico and the United
States low summer rates are to be put
In effect by the National and Mexican
Central to points In any part of the
United States and return.
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECA8T.
Atlanta ami VMnltv-l*iisWrie.l hmi
nod rain tonight ;iml Wednesday.
WEATHER llTcOTTON BELT
Tax**—Taxon City, Hoar nnd plea*
Han Antonio, light showers
liur. now cloudy nnd pin
yesterday; Houston, clear
clear nnd hot; Pullas, cle
Fort Worth. clear nnd co
MlaalaalppI—Jarkaoa, nnrtly cloudy nnd
plcaaant; Greenwood, clear nnd plenunnt;
Anfchez. clear and warm: Grenndn. dear
and pleaaant. Meridian, dear nnd hot
Alnhamn—Opelika, cool and raining, hard
rain for about an hour; Ilun
cloudy and warm; Moutgoinei
warm; Birmingham* partly
warm; Mobile, dear and warm; Bafaul
loudy. cool and threatening; Troy *
plenunnt and threatening.
Tenneaaee—Chattanooga, cloudr n
Knoxville, cloudy nnd warm; Y
dear and pleaaant; Nashville, dear nnd
cold.
Jeorgla—Drizzling rain since 3 n. c
Thomaavllle, drizzling and cool, rained y<
terdny afternoon, light abowera la»t night;
*tome, dear nnd warm; Columbus, mining
Ightly, warm; Atlanta, raining.
LotAdana—Clear and warm.
Florida— 1 Tall* bn wee, raining and cooL
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
Extreme Northwest—Fair and generally
warmer; 32 to 68 aliove.
Northwest—Clear; 66 to 62 above.
West and Hoathweat-Generally fair; 62
to 62 above; local showers.
Kansas and Nebraska—General rains.
Ohio Valley—Fair to dear; 64 to 6G above.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Special Notices
Tuesday; Wednesday
northeast winds.
Georgia—Rain Tuesday; fresh to brisk
northeast winds on the coast; Wednesday
fair.
West Florida and Alabama—8howers to-
day; fresh to brisk north wind* on the
roast: Wednesday fair.
East Texas— Local sbowers Tuesday and
Wednesday, except fair on the coast; fresh
wluda.
West Tex**—Fair Tuesday and Wednes
day. except shower* Tuesday In central
portion.
Arkansas-Unsettled weather Tuesday,
•bowers at night or Wednesday.
Tennessee nnd Kentucky—Fnlr Tuesday
and Wednesday.
over the northern half of Flou
northward over Georgia'and the Cnrollnas.
Over the remainder of the mnp clear
wither prevails.
The center of highest pressure remains
stationary over Michigan, while Its In
fluence Is being felt orer the eastern half
of the United States.
A second area of low pressure covers a
-arrow*tr ~ ‘ ^
tans Into - —
The temiiernture has fallen In the upper
Ohio Talley and on the Atlantic const
northward from Wilmington to Portland.
The conditions favor unsettled weather
nnd rain In this section tonight aud
Wednesday.
l and inemlwr* nt
if 1
aa. tomorrow, J'A.'S"", “f:*!
‘.'T ■'“'“•p 1 "f our into ! : ™E-
t tba onler. Interpret'
IV II. AfinoTT, Noble (i rn nj . '
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCT
Officially corrected by Atlanta
Produce exchange. J U tru, « *t4
FBUJT8.— Granges $3 to S3.&0 n«, i V
Lemons 0JO to $5.75.
Linu s 75 to $1.
i S?.^ nP sP ,e8 e f J ; 5 L to ' »•».
rti «■»«.
Strawberries, Georgia stock -a
jS%,f L5# lo ii
coot
rseki l|
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the 24 hoars ending at 8 s.m., 75th
meridian time. June 12. 1906.
ON EAST CAIN 8T., NEAR FORT RT„
i have for sale 3 bouses almost new.
renting to high-class colored tenants
CHAS. M. ROBERTS,
12 AUBURN AVENUE. .
Bell Phone 469?.
Member Atlanta Real Estate Exchange
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Mhowing the Arrlvel and Departure of Pte-
. winger Train* of the Following Roads:
WKHTBRN AND ATLANTIC IlAILUOAD.
ho. Arrive Fran— No. Depart To-
• 2 Nsnkvllle 1:13 an • ; Nashville . MS am
T3 Marietta . IdSam T! Marietta ..13:13 pm
*93 Nashville ll:«S ata<K Nashville . 4:50 pm
75 Marietta . 2:50 pm 73 Marietta .. 5:20 pm
1 Nashville 7:25 pm * 4 Nashville . 1:50 pm
XRW 2-ROOM
hunts with 2 rhlna closet* folding
Unit gaa fixtures modern eonven-
etc., liable, large lot to allej. Terms
L ikToit'V SBW Itol wB. fiStfal.
property or smaller
nter price*
•j wtlbln a
-Mfirw
ad Improve
TOR RENT BY
SO BALTIMORE PLACE—Tins 2-
dern bouse: has ga* hot and
at 140
per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTINO AGENT.
12 Auburn Ave. Both Phones (II U4.m£'
CENTRAL OF 'JKOROIA RAILWAY.
Arrlvo From— Depart To— ,
Savannah ... T:» am Macon 12:23am
Jacksonville . T.-»0amKavannab ... 5:00am
Macon ......11:43am Macon 4:00pm
Savaonah ... 4.-35 pm fiaviunah ... 2:13 cm
Macon TM pm lackaonvlllo . 5:21 pm
ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RAIL*
HOAD.
Arrlvo From- Depart To—
'Montgom ■■
.•Mootgom'r . 2:42 pbi •Moatgoui'r ,.’U:U pm
•Dally. All other trains daUy except Sun-
"/il trains of Atlanta and West Point
Railroad Company arrlra at aad depart
from Atlanta Terminal atatloo. corner
Mltebell street aad Madison anno*
.Malt
Arrive
^onyera ..... 5:45am Uthotila
Covington .. 7:44 am ’Aiignxta ..... Ipm
•Augusta ...12:33 pm Ponyera ...... 5.-02 pm
Mthonla .... 3:3 pm Covington ...5:13 pm
•Angnata .... I:15|>m 'Angaata ...,11:45pm
'Dally. All other trains dally except Hub-
SEABOARD AIK LINE RAILWAY.
Arrlra' From- Depart To—
KB&ICT'ISIS : ISIS
" ■ > 1
40 YEARS IN BUSINESS;
MAKES ASSIGNMENT
Special to The Georgian.
Newberry, 8. C, June 12.—W. T. Tar
rant, .one of Nawberry’s oldest mer
chants. having been In bualnese In this
city continuously for over forty year*
luu made an assignment for tha bene
fit of his creditor*
The assignee Is Dr, James McIn
tosh. Mr. Tarrant** liabilities are placed
at II2,oe«, with nominal aaseu of
BISHOP JOHN DELANEY
IS CLAIMED BY DEATH
By Trieste Leased Wire.
Nassau, N. H., June 11.—Bishop John
B. Delaney, of the Catholic diocese of
Manchester, died yesterday after an
operation for appendicitis.
VISIT OF STORK CAUSES
BREAK OF SPEED RECORD
By Print* leased Wire.
New York, June 12.—Lortllard tSpen
car, Jr., broke all speed records from
New York to Newport today on re
ceiving tha happy tidings that's son
had been born to his wife, who was
Miss Mary Banda. They were married
last summer In Newport.
First'Reglmant Will Camp.
Special to The Georgian.
Montgomery, Ala., June 12.—Only one
Alabama Infantry regiment will go Into
camp with the regular soldiers, and
that I* the First regiment, under com
mand of Colonel R. P. DuMont, qf Mo
bile. This regiment has been ordered
by the governor Into camp at Chlck-
amauga Park during the latter part of
July until August 5. Thla regiment I*
composed of twelve companies and la
about 500 strong.
MAY SUE GIRL SWALLOWER
OF HIS $300 DIAMOND
By Private leaned Wire.
Omaha. Nebr., June 12.—Jewel
Cothba, who owned the 2100 diamond
which Mae Thomas has been convicted
of having stolen and swallowed, has
not succeeded In Inducing her to sub
mit to an operation for the removal of
the gem from her Interior. He Is con
sidering the advisability of resorting to
a replevin suit.
STATIONS OP
ATLANTA
DI8TRICT.
•Atlanta, cloudy^
•Chattanooga, cloudy.
Coltimhna, cloudy
(lalnrsvllle, cloudy........
(Irmtvlllc, cloudy
Grlfrtn, cloudy
“Uncoil, rain
nntlrt'llo, rain
Ncwnan; p. cloudy.
Home, clear
Spartanburg, cloudy I,
Tnllnpoosn, cloudy
Toecon. cloudy -
West Point, cloudy,.
•Minimum teutperaturn
Max. Min.
~ST
P.1
?|s
un Tor u-boftr
orv Hi
City,
Fla., 2.97; Waycross, Ga„ 2.06.
CENTRAL
STATION.
Atlanta
Aufintta ....
Chnrleaton .
Galveston ..
Little Rock
Memphis ...
MoutxpniVry’
New Orleans
Oklahoma ...
Savannah ...
Vicksburg ...
Wilmington
T indicates Inappreciable
Memphis sml Little Rock districts. Vrcdpl<
tstlon wss gsueral except lu New Orleans.
Vicksburg and Little lliM*k districts; heavy
amount fell In northern Florida nnd south
ern Georgia.
Dlst. Averages.
1*1
MASONS TO MEET
IN BRUNSWICK
POULTRY AND COUNTItY PKODCrp
Live hens 25c to 27‘ic rarh* u— . E --'
Peekln. SOc-to 35c: live duclT.' pl.jdu'fc
to fries L'.'i to 26c; hrallenufo ■'■*£?
Dressed hen* per lb., 12c to Jfc-irSJte
turt.-ys, per lb., 13c ti 14c; veratl,
Lccj. per dozen, 16 to 17%,.. ’ “
Butter, table, per lb.. 20c to -“He
ine. per th., 12Hc to 15c. ”
^Honey-New sjjioc lb.; | n Mb.
_V*lBTAm.RS.-!rl.h potatoes v„ ,
spiel: 14.50 barrel; . No.
^Beets. cabbage crates, per crat, C75 u
Pea* per drum. 75c to V.; rerv _ u
Tom*toe* twr crate, c to f:i-
ittaraifis^ W£: r
Corn. new. SOc to 30c tier doren
Okra, ner crate, 22.60 to 22.
Cncnmber*. per crate. |1 to li.s
Lettuce, bead, per arum I1.S to j| a
>»•* lr lih potaioc* per- bushel, ti"; „
d.^ t i. p<, . , ,* ,0< ‘ , -i ,> '? kuehel. II to 11.3.
Bpinncb 21 tier bu.br!.
Aspsrngus x2Vat to lMsc bunch.
Peaches, per crate. 22 to 22.50.
Cherries. 21-quart crate, 22.53 to n
Cantajouppa, per crate, 22 to KM.
Blackberries 13 >o 12Hc quart
DewebrUea lb to 12V4c quart.
, FLOUR, GRAilv, PROVISIONS
FIXJLIL—Postels Elegant. 21.36; it"*,,ai
pn'cut *6; fancy potent 15.10; half p»t.«
H.10 to 24.33: fancy 23.90 Iprlug
patent 2S.504P. Mnrket strong. 6 Kt
COItN.—Choice red cob 75c; No - whit.
74c: No. 2 yellow 73c; mixed 72c. '
OAT8.—Choice white cllptied 51c- rholc
white 59c; choice mixed 49c. 1 1
MEAL.—Plain water ground. n.r till,he.
72c: 1 Kilted 140-lb. Jntes* tier im.bel c,.
HAY.—Timothy. J-holco large ra
do., cboleo small boles 2114: do \o 1
timothy biles.- 21.05; do.. No. 2 21; do. No.,
clover mixed 21.56; do.. No. 2 closed uilxed
CLOVER—Choice 90e.
The above prices are f. 0. b. Atlanta, and
subject to Immediate acceptance.
. PltOVISIONS-Supreine bams 14%c. Call,
fonda barm' 13He. Dry aslt extra ribs 9 50.
bellies 33-25 Ills. 10.60, fat tasks 9. platen l
Hnprettie lard, basis 9.75; Know Drift com
pound 754. gSj
GROCERIES.
HPOAR.—Standard grnuulntcd 4.S5; Xe»
York Kelltictl 4 to I Sc: pluutatloiis 4 to tv.
twine 13Sc; bricks 4c. Mnrket strong.
Georgia 4S>. 1915 . . .
Georgia It. it. 6s, 1910 ,
Kxrannab 6a, 1900. . . .
Macon 6s, 1910
. 106
Atlanta 4s, 1034
Atlanta and West t Point
Atlanta and West Point Debts. 103
C. It. of Georgia first Income
do. 2d Income 90
do. 3d lucome St
Georgia' s 15
Augusta and Savannah .... 117
Boutbwestcni lit
Georgia I’nclllc late 121
U., C. and A. lit. . .
1C614 11714
— 17)
. 113
WOMAN AND HUSBAND
ARE VISITING THE PY0MIES.\
By Private Leased Wire.
London, June 12.—The expedition of
Major Powell Cotton, who is accorn
panted by hi* wife, from the Nile to
the Zambesi, Is creating much Interest
among the pygmy and other forext
tribe*. Mr*. Powell Cotton Is the first
European woman to penetrate the Iturl
baaln, and the camp waa thronged
dally with native# curious to see the
white woman with the long hair.'
8peclal to The Georgian.
Brunawlck, Ga., June 12.—Brunswick
will entertain the convention of Ma
sons of thla district on Thursday.
Practically all the lodges In the dis
trict have advised the local lodge that
they will aend representatives, and. an
Interesting program has been arranged
for the entertainment of the visiting
delegates.
BRITISH WOMEN FORM
A CORPS OF AMAZONS
By PAUL LAMBETH.
Special Cable.
London, June 12.—The rifle club
movement, led by Lord Roberts, ha*
been taken up by svomen and a corps
of Amaaon* has been formed at Chari
ton, a suburb of London. Probably the
near proximity of the garrison and ar-
-nnl of Woolwich has Inspired them.
The ladles have a 1,200-yard range to
practice on and In wintar use a vol
unteer miniature range.
TWO VERONESE PAINTINGS
DISCOVERED IN PORTUGAL
By Private Leased Wire.
Glasgow, June 12—Two allegorical
painting* by Paul Veronese have Ju«
been discovered In Portugal, belonging
to the O'Nell family, the deecendinix
of the celebrated Scotch clan. Theie
two paintings, "La Sagaeee," comp*»;
Ion of Hercules, and "Paul Veronese,
between "Le Vice ct la Vertue," are 4
the aame kind as four works belonging
to the National Oallery. They wer«
part of the collection of the Regent
Philip of Orleans, and had passed Into
the hand* of King Gustavlus Adolphux
who took them In 1621 from the duke of
Prague.
GERMAN PATENT OFFICE
CHARGES GREAT FEES
By Private Loaned Wire. .
Berlin, June 12.—The German patent
ofllces come* In for much censure.
One would suppose »uch an Institution
to exact no more of Inventors than
needed to pay current expenses, bu
reality the charges ale so high
the state pockets half
profit It la pointed out that W
poor Inventor* matter* are aim -
bad as they were when Gutenberg-*?
ter Inventing the art of print I ta.' ^
In poverty, and finally had to pa
apparatus. ,
AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 16th, 4:30 P. M.
E. G. BLACK and W. H. ALLEN
Have purchased and subdivided the J. L. Winter Home between Atlanta an<|
catur. Streets graded. This beautiful old homestead contaius 18 acres, noted to
its magnificent shade oaks, no lot but what is well shaded, and great care has wj*
taken in making every lot receive every advantage possible, being 600 feet on 11
Georgia Electric Railway. Five-ceut car fare. 10 minute schedule, no change of ( ’ a
To reach this property take the Decatur car at the comer of Edgewood avenue at
Peachtree street and get off at Winter Station, which hi. on the property. All o
•will be staked aud numbered. Terms 10 per cent cash aud 5 per cent month!},
per cent interest, 10 per cent discount for all cash. Fpr plats apply to
FAVER &
3O8-3I5-316 Peters Building:,
BLACK,
Both Phones 35 T 9*
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