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WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD Vo Ad Taken For Leaa Than 25 Cent*. CASH MUST ALWAYS accom pany out-of-town ordera. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. Situations Wanted will hereafter be inserted on this page free of charge. If you want a situation, send your ad. to The Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, one inser tion. SHORTHAND LEARNED IN 6 WEEK beat, easiest. cheapest; also taught by Stokety's Bus. College, 7t Marietta st. WANTED HELP—MALE. MEN AND BOY8' WANTED-LEARN plumbing, plastering, hrlcklnylng. Hpcclnl offer, life scholarship $S0; easy payments; position and union card guaranteed; free catalogue. Coyne Bros'. Trads School*, i' >rk, Good pay to atart with and better pay In two or thrsa months. Only those with rood references need apply. I w.Loach Mllf Mfg. Co. WANT ED—Bookkeeper, must be accurate 1 ■ tad competent. Apply In writing and give references. Dodson Printers’ Supply Com- ographer. $40. .1CK VAkb M; WEST «n<1 $65. Bellamy Dual I Candler llldg. "BILL CUWEIT one good wood turner, 25 good laborer*. Apply Alexander Lumber and Mfg. Co.,| corner South Pryor street and Ridge are. WAsTbMMmtiAktBhb. appLyat once Pinnacle Trunk Mfg. Co., 62 Peach-1 tree street. WANTKIl—YOL’Nft MAN HTKNOCHtAI'lt er. Address at once P. O. Box 68, Sta- WANTED HELP—FEMALE. rlcneed operators make from _ 112.00 per week, and we will glre good day wages to those without experience until they learn. If you lire out of At* hints, write us and we will glre you In formation about ImardInc placet. Nunually Pros. A McCrea. M W. Alabama street WAWBo-VolW LadiUh +6 LtfiXKti local and long distance telephone operat- lug. A course of Instruction glren In train ing school with salary beginning with en trance to school. Good salaries paid to competent operator*, salary being deter mined upon inerlta of the operator and not upou length of sendee. Apply 6th floor, Training School. Telephone Bldg. >f>f> iiHl.lAlit.E W'OUA'H SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. eiwti^vogmsy ax TtsffwwrOT: erntor: am capable of caring far machine; ona-machlna office preferred. Addreu Boi 4.1, Urlffln, On. SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE. goods or notion clerk. Severn! years' ex perience and can command out-of-town trade. Address F, II. B„ care Georgian. WANTED—POSITION OP tioMK KIND by smart and honeat colored boy; can furnish beat reference. Address No. 84 Hggea^tr^t^AtlMTt^ WANTED—AQENT8. AGENTS WANTING BIG AND QUICK WANTED—SALESMEN. ior ciduiiiuiTui urw maps; new iniurw enay aellera; exclusive territory and liberal proposition; extraordinary chance for work er*. State If you have bad experience. Hr.lgimt . Atlanta. iin. WANTED—MI8CELLANEOU8. that the Southern Auction and Salrage Co., at 20 S. ITyor, can dispose of your household goods, office fixture*, safes, car* pets, ruga, piano*, etc., to advantage. FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS. BERKSHIRE HOGS, B1LTMORB STRAIN. Pure breed. Cheap. Pigs all alien: also Homer Pigeons. Box 86, CrawfordvUle, IIAfB YOU ANYTHING TO SELL! IK 1 you have, send It to the Southeru Auction m ' Salvage Co., 20 S. Pryor street. Phone Utclli 230C jiftAH en(;1S;K«-—-atlas iio'II.kiw All*, El HpooY-A mce i.iiiHT* maamm buggy makes a fast bone faster. I have I ■eeh a buggy for sale cheap. 412 Kiser Keut Sign Co., 91ft North ^ -u e 293*. | valuable unincumbered' property; * dollars stork to first five tt><;— H. Croll, 412 KIwr Bldg DON’T GO BLIND. WHEN YOU REE T1IE ATLANTA Wrecking Co.'t new line. Just milled n full Uue of trunks, travelers* supplies and general office supplies. The cheapest ever ■old. We bur, aim or exchnnge everything. 87 and 39 West Mitchell street. Hell 'phone MISCELLANEOUS. I BON SAFES. BANK SAFES. VAULT DOORS. SAFES, ■ llre-proof safes, ocposlt (Mixes. Will lam E. gma. 88 S. Broad St.. Atlanta. UlUHtu-wE Have IRRek mills cutting south Georgia pine ah!ogles. Also aranufseture flooring. reJJJjjjr, aidJng »o4 Uth. Write ua for delivered prices. Kll- flan Lumber Company, Box 107, Cordclc, Ga. FENCING. ALL RTYI4W GATES. WIUE AND IRON fence* sold and erected. Fearing for farm. lawn, garden and poultry. Exclusive •**•«* for “Page Fence." Tilley Fence Le., U *. Forsyth Si Main 2t*L WALL PAPER. J. M. QUICK Sc CO.—WALL PAPER. moulding*. Dktures, picture frames, etc. Bell phone 729, Standard 701 27 E. Hunter. PER80NAL. DAVID W. YARBROUGH, MASTER PLUMBER. Phones 1266. 20 E. Ilunttr St. WILLI H WALL PAPER COMPANY. Largest stock to South. 64 N. Broad St. “KENT LIGHTS.” THE BEST OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW sold at 91ft N. Pryor St. Alex Kent, Phone 4848. PIAN08. BUAMBACH PIANOS. ESTABLISHED 1828. BECIIT PIANO CO., 62 N. FORSYTH. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM8. COOL, PLEASANT BOOMS <2 TO $3 A week. Lodging $1 a week. Meals $2.50 a week. 10ft Trinity avenue. Bell phone 2248. Atlanta phone 2767. FOR RENT—APARTMENT8. Wfr"irp:^T^Xf~‘iiKr^firr"'iuTr:s: bautlful npnrtra.nt In the M.nfi.nhall apartment hou«e, 621-5a IVachtm* «t Ap ply K. 11. Arnold, third floor, Gould bldg. PALMI8TRY. ARRIVED FROM NASHVILLE BY REQUEST, DK WIGHT GARLAND. PSYCHIC PALMIST, ADVISOR AND SEEK. Under the directorate of the Boston Pay- chic Research Hoeletr nnd Lyceum Bureau. FOB SEVEN DAYS ONLY. $6.00~$5.00—$5.00—$8.00 READINGS FOR $1.00—31.00—$1.00—fL00. NO MORE-NO LESS. He tells every hope, fear and ambition of your life, five* full names, date of mar riage, capabilities, fortunate and unfortu* nste periods of life. How to win the one you lore. In a wort, tells everything. If you Intend buying or selling property, or, In fact, make any important aten, don't fail to consult him. His advice will bo the means of saving you aerlouft mistakes. Advice and fees for reading reduced for •even days only. Located In my own pri vate home, 211 Ivy street, corner Harris, one block east of Peachtree. No algna. Look for number. N. B.—No colored people received. SHOE REPAIRING. N. LAZARUS, 21 8. PRYOR ST. I DO hoot and shoe repairing. When I aay re pairing, 1 mean the boat repairing only. Superior material and oak leather, with the heat workmanship. I know how to repair because I know a shoe. 1 am a skilful mender nnd can make comfortable nnd serviceable shoe broke down nnd worn out one*. Don't forget the No., 21 8. Pryor street. LOST. LOST—ON OR NEAR FORREST AVENUE on Monday a lady's black silk umbrella, lower end of handle wood, finished with a "Cnt'n Eye'' ball. Finder nultnbly reward ed by eomimiulcntlng with Frank M. Hco- field, 1007 Fourth Nntloimt Bank Building, I.OHT—AT UK ATI Nil IllNK Al'lViWVltltTf Friday night, walking ram- w-llk oxlilltod .liver fox on grip, with Initial, on band, \V. V. 11. to H. A. C. i'lcnin! leave at Even* Ing Georgian office and get reward. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS- Wholesale and retail distributors of Vic tor Talking Mnchlnea and Records. Just received large consignment of machines and over 10,000 records. Immediate attentlou given mail ordifs. We want the names of all talking machine dealers In the south. Write for catalogue. Alexander-Elyes Co. DICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST bicycle and aundry dlalrlbnlora In tha oouth. Southern agent* far Pierce, Yale, Snell and iludaon bicycle,. Write for our 1905 catalogue and price Hat Alexander* Elycn Co. klitiMoPATliic' iiWBriTES UffitE acalp dlaea.cn and uinko balr grow. Krout a Medicated Soap luakee you by* tlealrally clean. |9f> yearn auccaaa.) J, J. Kroni, npeclallit. 612 "Tha Grand," At lanta. On. YOUR TEETH CROWNED 22-K GOLD CROWNS $3 UP. without pain. All work guaranteed 15 rears. Lsuler Dental Parlors, 89ft • White- ball St. over Emmona' clothing store. Bell phone 2663-J. WE MOVE, STORE, PACK AND SHIP boiioehold good.; tnaurnnea rate one per cent Office and warehouse 14366 Walton atreet Roth 'phoueo. Catbcart'a Trane* fer. REYNOLDS. THE SIGN PAINTEB. Hlgna. bannen. Dagi And flag decoration, for apodal occailono. S0V6 E. Alabama St TEETH EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN—All dental work done without pain. All work guarnnttHHl 15 year*, tanler Den tal Parlors. 39ft Whitehall Rt., over Em mons' clothing Store. Bell phone 2563-J. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. 11 ALLWOODS. IDEALS and all other makes at hargeln prices. We can sell you a register, suitable for any business, nt a prise that caanot help but please you. Cash or monthly payments. Every register guaranteed for two years. Southern Cash Register i’o,. Branch of American Second- Hand Cash Register Co., 24 8. Broad street, Atlanta. Ga. MONEY TO LOAN. SOUTHERN LOAN AND DIS COUNT COMPANY MAKES LOANS TO RESPONSIBLE SALARIED PEO PLE. 117Vi WHITEHALL STREET. OLD HATS MADE NEW. PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW 11 ATS cleaned and reshaped, 60e, Soft and stiff felt bata cleaned and re shaped. 35c. Banda or sweats. 25c on eh extra. ACME HATTERS, (ft Whitehall BL TEETH BEST SET OF TEETH $5.00. GUAUAN- toed tu ul All work guaranteed 15 jraan. Lanier Dental Parlor... 9»4 Whitehall ML, over Kuimona' clothing atom. Bril phone Sea~l. YOUR TEETH FILLED WITHOUT PAIN BY AN IM- proved uiefbot,. All work guaranteed IS years. Reasonable prices. Lanier parlors. 3»ft Whitehall St., over f clothing atom. Bell photo 2563-J. 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. BU81NE88 OPPORTUNITIES. GO BEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP- ment Co. We repair, reconstruct, ex* change, buy and sell automobiles. Garage. 10*12 Mitchell street, Atlanta. On. Bell phone 4884-1. Main. Kent, 91ft N. Pryor7 Pfione 2928. sFLKMiirfW'Afm and vau vofl ■ sale to good doctor: don't answer unless further particular* •'ariii, Bowens Mill, FOR RENT. four rooms, for housekeeping, near Boule vard and Houston street; close to two car SSeimsSlBsaMS*S=a=En5==i55aHa«= 12 minutes from center of city. Ilntb and toilet, hot and cold water; 6 rooms; pay ments only $20 per month; 6 rooms, pay ments only $26 per month; 6 rooms, extra finish, $30 per month. For full details see COPENHILL LAND CO. 15 EDOEWOOD AVENUE. Doll Phone 605; Atlanta Phono 345. 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. STEPHENSON BROS., Plumbing and Gas Fitting, 51 S. Forsyth Street. Phones—Bell 2528.Main. Atlanta 37. GLORE & JUSTIN, 215 PETERS DLDG. llO-ROOM ItniHE 23 E. ALEX AN DKIt.$35.00 4-ttOflM Uft>tMTi»~OTfl3BBra~..:w.to 5-llOOM IIOI'HB. 54‘tfHWpdUT BT..$10.00 ROOM IIOUHK, CllEHTNtIT AND KOI'N- ilrr MOO ROOM llOt,'HE. 904~W. FOURTH....W.fo THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only One Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Home,. The flret month will be given FREE and U occupied one year, two more month, will be given FREE at the end of the year, making only nine month, you will havo to pay for. None but good famine* will be allowed In theee houses. These are located on the River electric car line only twenty minute, ride from the center of the city; contain 7 and $ rooms; have never been occupied; are located In West Atlanta Park. Every house fronts a fifty-foot Park, which le set In trcee, evergreen, and flowers. Pure air; na tive oaka; an Ideal epot for children. It I, cheaper than living In the city and the surrounding* ere more whole- e. In the center of this Park are the Ferro Phosphate Springs, which will cur* any caee of stomach or kidney trouble, no matter of how long stand ing. It' now haa a new church, neatly furnished, a store, a school-house cost ing $$,500.00 will soon be completed. Captain J. T. Mill*, who lives on the ground*, will show you through the houses Rent $20.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, 12 Auburn Avenue. RAILROAD, FINANCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL NOTES A charter ha* 'been granted In Ok lahoma to the Pueblo, Oklahoma and New Orleans railroad, with $2,600,- 000 capital stock. The proposition is to build a railroad from Pueblo, Colo., to New Orleans, a distance of 1.060 mile*. It Is rumored that the proposed 21,- 000,000 Canadian plant of the United States Steel Corporation will be built at Sandwich, Ont., opposite Detroit. The corporation haa recently acquired a large tract of land at Sandwich, and It (a reported that jh# construction of the plant will begin eoon. It le stated that there will be a short age In the augur crop of Mexico this year and that no sugar will bo ex ported to Europe. $:m»o>nniVitEVi?)' llnsethtt. :.$4.55 t ltluVd HQt'HETifc I.IS’kHY hTT. . ;~$n5 ..$90.00 McNEILL & SHERWOOD REAL E8TATE AND CONTRACTING 614 Empire Building. Phone 887. WANTF.D AT ONCE. FOR CAHII CUSTOMER, 1100,000 WORTH of railroad frontage that baa not doubled In value In the lust 2 years. .lining 0 creek and rock, wit bln 2 mlTes of Piedmont park. Will sell nuy part. will exchange for smaller home. $7,601 WILL PURCHASE AN ELEGANT 9 room botiae, lot 100x800 feet, In Inman Park, Druid Circle. Til REF, NEW 9-ItOOM HOUSES ON Itenutlfiil corner In Writ End. $1,250 to $4,600. $28.50 to $31.00. china closets, folding „turea modern couvett- t !•*!• lot to alley. Terms ilttiilM, 2-MTOHV NEW llOntK, TINTED walla, cabinet mantels, Meldrim afreet, only $1,700. Term*. nRAtiTlFuL nKw w nooM not irk on Peachtree with over one acre of ground. Price $9,500. Literal term* or will ex change for vacant property or smaller home. tiVKIt K.0UO FEET RAILROAD FItONf AOtt out of and within city limit*. Prices, $$*) to $36,000 per lot. at bargain counter prices. Ruy now and double your money within a f Yot want a Business site we have clients who will buy and Improve for you. Call and see us. FOR RENT BY JOHN J. WOODSIDE. raid water, ,tatlnnary JOHN J. WOODSIDE. THE RENTING AGENT. 12 Auburn Ave. FOR SALE. Railroad frontage—best in the city; also two lots cen ter manufacturing district. .1. H. Crutclifle'd, People’s Building. FOR SALE. More than $1,000,000 la the estimated Increase In the gros* earnings of the Illinois Central railroad for the current quarter over the same period of laat year. One of the clauses of the articles of Incorporation recently Died by the Kentucky Inter-Southern 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 cars are operated under a bl- hourly schedule the distance of 160 miles, between Dayton and Toledo. The Organ Mountain Railroad Com pany has been chartered In Texas with a capital stock of $100,000. The com pany purposes 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, 80 miles In length, from Drain, on the Mount Shasta route, In Oregon, southwesterly to Marsh field, on Coos bay, In the same state. Thla 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 Grande Western have been Joined In Salt Lake City. Thla junction marks the birth of the Gould new trans-continental road with Salt Lake aa Its western center. For the first 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. LOCAL FORECA8T. Atlanta an,I vSinlty—CnsrtUed and ruin tonight and Wednesday. WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. Tessa—Yaw City. dear and plcaium Ban Antonio. light showers early thla morn lug, now cloudy and pleasant, hart ra!n yesterday; Houston, vicar and hot: Tyler, dear and hot; Dallas, clear and pleasant* Fort Worth, clear and cool. Mississippi—Jackson, partly cloudy an< pleasant; Greenwood, clear and pleasant, Matches, clear and warm; Grenada, clear and pleasant. Meridian, clear ami lioL Alabama—Opelika, cool and raining, hard rain for about an hour; Huntsville, partly cloudy ami warm; Montgomery, cloudy and warm; Birmingham, partly cloudy and warm; Mobile, clear and warm; Eufaula, cloudy, cool and threatening; Troy, cloudy, pleasant and threatening. Tennessee—Chattanooga, clondr and cool KnoxvlUe, cloudy and warm; Memphis, clear and pleasant; Nashville, clear and cold. Georgia—Drixxllng rain since _ — Thonmsrllle, drixxllng and cool, rained yes terday afternoon, light showers last night; Rome, dear and warm; Columbus, raining lightly, warm; Atlanta, raining. I/)t.\iIana—Clear and warm. Florida- 1 Tallahassee, raiding and cool. WEATHER IN WHEAT*BELT. Extreme Northwest—Fair and generally warmer; 82 to 68 above. Northwest—Clear; 56 to 62 above. Weat and South west—Generally fair; 62 to 62 above; local showers. - Kansas and Nebraska—General rains. Ohio Valley-Fair to clear; 64 to 66 above. WEATHER FORECAST. Louisiana and Silaaisslppf—Partly cloudy Tuesday; Wednesday fair; fresh north to northeast winds. „ . A ... Georgia—Rain Tuesday; fresh to brisk northeaat winda on the coast; Wednesday fair. West Florida and Alahama-^howers -to day; fresh to brisk north winds on the coast; Wednesday fair. _ East Texas—Locsl chowers ‘Tuesday and Wednesday, except fair on the coaat; fresh wind*. , ^ West Texas-Fsir Tuesday and Wednes day. except showers Tneaday In central portion. Arkam Thmm ”and* ^entdeitj—Fair Tuesdtr and Wednesday. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The southeastern storm srea has moved but little In the last 24 hours and Is now central off the west coaat of Florida. As n result of this storm rains are general over the northern half of Florida nnd northward over Georgia and the Carolines. Over the remainder of the mop clear weather prevails. The center of _ stationary over Michigan. narrow strip of country from northern Mon tana Into Utah. . ' . A . The temperature has fallen In the upper Ohio valley and on the Atlantic roast northward from Wilmington to Portland. The conditions favor unsettled weather and rain In this scctlou tonight and Wednesday. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. u For the 24 hoars ending at 8 a.m.$ 75tb meridian time, June 12, 1906. STATIONS OF ATLANTA DISTRICT. •Atlanta, cloudy........... •Chattanooga, cloudy Columbus, cloudy Gainesville, cloudy Greenville, cloudy.,.. 1 have for sale 3 houses almost new, renting to hlgh-clnaa colored tenants at $34 per month. I ran sell thla for $3,750. nee me for bargains. CHAS. M. ROBERTS. 12 AUBURN AVENUE. Bell Phone 459'. Member Atlanta Real Estate Exchange RAILROAD SCHEDULES . ger Trains of tbs Following Bondsi WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. No. Arrive From— No. Depart To— — • 8 Nashville 7:19 am * 2 Nashville . 8:85 am 73 Marietta . 8:86 am 74 Marietta ..12:10 pm •93 Nashville 11:45 nm *92 Nashville . 4:60 pin Marietta .. 6*J0 put Nashville . 8:60 pm CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. Arrive From— Depart Tt ftavannah ... 7:20am Macoo .. Jacksonville . 7:60 am Savannah Macon 11:40 am Macon ... Savannah ... 4:06 pm bavannah —* — la, 12:20 am 8:00 am 4:0) pm Macon ... 7.55 pm Jacksonville ATLANTA AND WE8T POINT i Arrive From—. BOA .%» rt To-. •Montgom’y . 1:40 pm •Montgom'y ..U:Upm •Daily. All other trains dally except Sun day. All train, of Atlanta aad Writ Point Railroad Cora pan, arrlva at aad depart from Atlanta Terminal atatton. corner Ultch.ll atrect and Madiaon arrour. GEORGIA UAtl.KOAD. Arrlw From- Depart To— •Anguata ...6:00 pm •Aoc.ata 1:45 am jrr, t:45 am Uthonla 10:05 am Covington .. 7:4* am *An(nata 9:90 pm •Aiiuuita ...12:9) pm (’onrrr. ...... 6:00 pm Uthonla .... 1:26 pm Covlagtoa ... 6:10pm •Augusta .... 1:15pta •Augn»ta ...41:46pm •Daily. All other trains dally except Sun- iil:6 SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY. Arrive From— Depart To— Wnehlnjcton . 0:00 am Birmingham . 0:40am AhltoTllle ... 0.-00 am Monrue . . ,7:20 am Memphis. . 41:45 am New Yorh . 42:00 m New York . . 9:90 pm Aldierlll, . . 4:00 pm Mon me. . . . 7:40 pm Memphis ._. . 4:00 pm 40 YEAKS IN BUSINESS; • MAKES ASSIGNMENT Special to The Georjrlan. Newberry. 8. C., June 12.—W. T. Tar- rant, one rff Newberry’* oltfeet mer chanta. having been In business In thla city continuously for over forty yean, haa made an assignment for the bene fit of Itia credlton. The amlgnee la Dr. James McIn tosh. Mr. Tarrant's liabilities are placed „ . __ at 112.000, with nominal asaets ot Doth Phone, (it iu.ooo. BISHOP JOHN DELANEY IS CLAIMED BY DEATH Ily Prime Leased Wire. Nassau, N. H., June 11.—Bishop John II. Delaney, of the Catholic diocese of Manchester, died yesterday after an operation for appendicitis. VISIT OP STORK CAUSES BREAK OF SPEED RECORD Ry Private Leaaed Wire, New York, June 12.—Lorillard Spen cer, Jr., broke all apeed records from New York to Newport today on re ceiving the happy tidings that a son had beep born to his wife, who was Miss Mary 8ands. They were married laat summer In Newport. First Regiment Will Camp. 8prclnl to The Georgian. Montgomery, Ale., June 12.—Only one Alabama Infantry regiment will go Into camp with the regular soldiers, and that la the First regiment, under com mand of Colonel R. P. DuMont, of Mo bile. This regiment has been ordered by the governor Into camp at Chick- amauga Park during the latter part of July until August 5. This regiment la composed of twelve companies and Is about 600 strong. MAY SUE GIRL SWALLOWER OF HIS $300 DIAMOND By Private Leased Wire. Omaha. Xebr., June 12.—Jewel Combs, who owned the 2300 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. iiirruvilll', Griffin, clouily.. •Mttcon, rain Montlcello. rain Newmtn. p. cloutly Route, clear Kpartnnbtifjf; cloudy Tallapoosa, cloudy Toccoa. cloudy Wetrt Point; cwmiy.;...v.. . ^Minimum temperatures are for 12-hour S«f s-s 1st he i CENTRAL STATION. Atlanta Augusta .... Charleston . Galveston .. Little Rock Dlst. Averages III Special Notices nnd member, of ,DtVr T «.« Odd-naio^rcisr^ ssissi S ?l7S? 0 ?hu°r f ell he 0r " , ' r - Int ' ri ' nt ^ w. II. ABBOTT. Noble Grand. ATLANTA MARKETS. fruits and produce. Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit Produce exchnnge. ruit 104 FRUITS.—Orange# $3 to 83.M ner hn. Lemons $5.50 to $5.75. per box * Limes 75 to $L Fine apples $2.50 to $3.60. Bananas, straights, per bunch $1.50 te $1*|®* Cull®, per bunch $1 to $L2t w Strawberries, Georgia stock per'ernte^" Ing. per lb., UKo-to I5c. "*• C00 * - e rioney-Netv eSlOe lb.; In 1-lb. rack, u VEGETABLES.—Irish potato.., No t to°l4 ’ ^ barrel; Na 2 stock 92.M »2A0. Ct '’ cnbll “ so crate * P* r crate its t . Peas, per drum. 7Sc to It; very Mow ul. Tomatoes, per crate, $2 to J7*. - Beans, green, per crate. It to 11.3, market In hetter comiltlon: wax 50 to* 75e. 1 «.A »■*; wait. 7m to XI; market overstocked. Corn, new, 20c to 30c per dozen. Okra, per crate, $2.60 fo $3. Cucumbera, per crate, $1 to M.S. nSt tt0 .rtis h ^?f r r drnm to $1-60. M» Irl,tl Potatoes per bushel, $1.3 to Sweet potatoes, per binbel, 11 to $1.3. Spinach ft tier bushel. Asparagus 614 to 15He bunch. Peaches, per crate, $2 to X2.50. Cherries, 24-quart crate, 12.60 to »L Cantaloupes, per crate, X2 to 12.60, Blackberries Jo to 12& quart. Detvebrrles 10 to 1216c quart. flour, gram?; Provisions. G in t fo’ 6 ii«? cy e. p ‘“' D A2?- 10i b .* 1, p* lmt $4.10 to $4.»; fancy $3.90; spring wheat pflt«nt 15.508* Market strong. CORN.—Choice red cob 7flc; No. 2 whit* . .OATS.—Choice wilt* clipped 51c; choice white 50c; choice mixed 49c. ^3? B »^u^ P l U, D ,K Wa 4 te e r « round ; P«r huehel, TScj boHed 140-lb. Jutes, per bushel. 63c. HAY.—Timothy, choice large halo* iMO; aSM®?, ,m * , L b * leB Jl*«; do.. No. i mothy bales,JUS; do., No. 2 $1; do. No. l lover mixed $1.06; do., No. 2 closed mixed CLOVER—Choice 90c. The above prices are f, o. b. Atlanta, and subject to Immediate acceptance. I’**OVI8ION8—Supreme .hams 14Hc. Call* fornla barae Me. Dry salt extra riba 9.60. bellies 20*26 iba. 10.60, fat backs ?. plates 8. Supreme lard, basla 9.75; Snow Drift com pound 7%. GROCERIES. SUGAR.—Standard granulated 4.85: New York.jaefilrawd - 4^t° 4%c; plantations 4 to 4*c. Arbuckle's $15.50: grade. Market very strong. CHEESE.—Fancy full cream, flats 14c; twine 1394c; bricks 4c. Market strong. 8TOCKS AND BONDS. Bid. Asked. Georgia 4V4*. ISIS . . . .... 114 US Georgia R. R. 6a, 1910 106 106^4 Savannah 5i, 1909. 102ft 108% Macon 6a, 1910 ... 108 Atlanta 6a, 1911 106 Atlanta 4fta. 1922 109 110 Atlanta 4a, 1934 . 106ft W Atlanta and West Point .... 166 170 Atlanta and West Point Debts. 109 . R. of Georgia first Income 96 do. 2d Income ••••*•• do. 3d Income Georgia ..... ....... Augusta and Savannah . • • 90 . 90 !$Otith western . i Pacific and A. 1st. rainfall.' New Orleans Oklahoma Savannah Vicksburg Wilmington T Indicates Inappreciable Remarks. Temperatures were somewhat lower In nearly all sections, with decided falls In Memphis and Little Rock districts. Precipi tation wn« general except In New Orleans, Vicksburg and Little Itoek districts; heavy amount fell in northern Florida and south ern Georgia. 3. B. MARBURY, Local Forecaster. MASONS TO MEET IN BRUNSWICK Hiwrlnl to The Grorgtun. Brunswick, Ga., June 12.—Brunswick will entertain the convention of Ma sons of this district on Thursday. Practically all the lodges In the dis trict have advlaed the local lodge that they will tend representatives, and an Intereating program haa 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 Roberta, haa been taken up by women and a corps of Amaxons has been formed at Charl ton, a suburb of London. Probably the near proximity of the garrison and ar senal of- Woolwich has Inspired them. The ladles have a 1,200-yard range to practice on and In winter use a vol unteer miniature range. WOMAN AND HUSBAND ARE VISITING THE PYGMIE8. By Private Leased Wire. London, June 12.—The expedition of Major Powell Cotton, who la accom panied by hla wife, from the Nile to the Zambesi, la creating much Interest among the pygmy and other forest tribes. Mrs. Powell Cotton Is the first European woman to penetrate the Hurl basin, nnd the camp was thronged dally with natives curious to see the "white woman with the long hair.” TWO VERONESE PAINTINGS DISCOVERED IN PORTUGAL By Private Leaaed Wire. , Glasgow, June 12.—Two allegorical paintings by Paul Veronese have Just been discovered In Portugal, belonging to the O'Neil family, the descendant of the celebrated Scotch clan. These two paintings, "La Bagasse," compan ion of Hercules, and "Paul Veronese, between "Le Vice et la Vertue," are of the same kind aa four works belonging to the National Gallery. They were part of the collection of the Regent Philip of Orleans, and had passed Into the hand* of King Gustavius Adolphus, who took them In 1631 from the duke of Prague. GERMAN PATENT OFFICE CHARGES GREAT FEES By Private Leaaed Wire. . Berlin, June 12.—The German potent office a comes In for much censure. One would suppose such an Institute to exact no more of Inventors than needed to pay current expenses, but reality the charges are so high tns the state pockets half the Income ai profit. It la pointed out hat r poor Inventor* matter* are almoa bad as they were whenL Gutenberg, ter Inventing the art of P rln,l "f' m, In poverty, and finally had to pawn 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 ami De catur. Streets graded. This beautiful old homestead contains 18 acres, noted to its magnificent shade oaks, no lot but what is well shaded, and great care has bee taken in making every lot receive every advantage possible, being 600 feet on tu Georgia Electric Railway. Five~cent car fare, 10 minute schedule, no change of ea To reaeh this property take the Decatur car at the comer of Edgewood avenue n Peachtree street and get off at Winter Station, which is on the property. All " j; will be staked and numbered. Terms 10 per cent cash and 5 per cent nioutlii.'- per cent interest, 10 per cent discount for all cash. For plats apply to FAVER & 3O8-3I5-316 Peters Building, BLACK, Both Phones 35*9*