The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, June 14, 1906, Image 10
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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
EOUCATIONAL.
No Ad Taken For Leu Than
25 Centa.
CASH MUST ALWAYS accom
pany out-of-town order*.
Watch The Georgian
Want Page Grow.
Situations Wanted will
hereafter be inserted on
this page free of charge.
It you want a situation,
send your ad. to The
Georgian.
Each ad. will be limited
to three lines, one inser
tion.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
Mutnldng. plastering. 1
r.ffer. lift scholarship $&0; easy payments;
position and union card guaranteed; free
catalogue. Toyne Itroa’. Trads Schools,
New York, rhlcago. Ht. I»ula.
helper* In.the , ... — .
era" trade. (Innl pay to start with and
Letter pay In two or three months. Only
thoae with rood references need apply.
Io»|/tech Mill Mfg. To.
WANTKD—Bookkeeper. mast l*e accurate
waXtbd-onh ooon iiii.i. cutteri
one kinmI w«hh1 turner. IS good laborer*.
Apply Alexander LiiiiiImw and Mfg. <’o.,
corner Mouth Pryor etrect and Itldge are.
FOltKMAX POU llllirKYAltli $W; HTENL
■ Oftrsphers $46. $60. mid $G&: young Indy
mid office manager $60. Bel-
i Agency. 1&31 Candler Bldg.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WILL OIVK UF.GlTI.AIt KMI’LOYMHNT
In our Mewing room to girl* and woman
m eaay'nork. abort hour* and
experienced operator* make from I*.Of) to
11100 per week, nod we will glva .good
day wages to thoae without experience
tintll they learn. If you lire out of At
lanta. write ua and we will glee you In
formation nlniiit Imardlni places. Nnnaally
Bros. A McCrea. It W. JRaloom* afreet
WANTED-YOUNG I,AI HUM TO LEARN
local and long dlatance telephone opernt-
Ing. A courac of Instmctlnn given In. train
Ing school with aahtry lieglnnlng with cn
trance to achonl. Good unlarlea paid to
competent o|>eriitora. aalnry living deter
mined upon merits of the operator and
not upon length of service. Apply t,h
Training Hohool, Telephone llldg.
mutt/ M'lVTLHk A*r nv'i'L’ U I
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
-xff • itsw vrrfffr
erator: am capable of eating for machine;'
one machine office preferred. Addreaa Bos
Cl. Griffin, Ua.
WANTED—AGENTS.
AUKNTtt WAXTINU IUU AND QUICK
lend for our free
nod Supply Co.,
WANTED—SALESMEN.
r<*r o^giuncent new map*: new lemur**:
easy teller*; exclualve territory and liberal
propoaltlon; extraordinary chance for work
ers. State If you bar* bad experience.
Hudgins Co., Atlanta, Ua.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
-T-mp ww
that the Sou then. Auction and Kalrage
Co, at 30 H. Pryor, can dispose of your
household g«NM|a, office fixtures, safes, car
pets, ruga, ptuuos, etc., to adrsntsge.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
DEUKH1IIHE HOGS. B1LTMOKE NTH AIN.
Tore breed. Cheap. IMga nil altea: also
Homer Pigeon*. Box Ie, Crswfordrllle,
P HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO BELLY IF
arrau hnvo. miiH It In th*» ftoiithern Anetlnn
I Belli
ZTLAO.m\K*~
-All Style* and sites.
-ATfJft'SinHblU
Atlas Engine Works. Empire Bldg., Atlanta
buggy for sale cheap. 412 Kiser
tntMIng.
TTfl'Fcl.AflS fu‘MIS’EH* flot v hKR
MTESBYfimWlSW"ftftlj:AttlTToTffliil
on valuable iitdncunilicri'd property: five
thr>«isand dollar* stock to first five thousand
* »ld. W. It «*ridl. 412 Klaer Bldg.
real estate agents will find the best forms
of legal blanks at Bennett’s, 21 Mouth
Mrnad street. Printing of every description.
IBU bALBAoai. AM) wot
, JiimsR
located on Monthern railroad; b car
lengths of aide track; capacity of yard
alaiut LOW ton*. Address 1. X. L, (Ivor-
e«n
DON’T GO BLIND.
WHEN you BEE THE ATLANTA
Wrecklag fOk’a new line Just added a
full line of trunks, trarelers* supplies and
general office supplies. The cheapest erer
sold. We buy, se»l or exchange everything.
IT and 39 West Mitchell street. Bell ‘phone
MISCELLANEOUS.
IRON SAFES.
BANK NAFEN. VAULT DOORS. NAFES.
fire-proof aaPes, deposit l*oxe*. William E.
Fill a. 21 M. Broad fit.. Atlanta,
LcMtiEtt-WTim ' fUltt:tf~flUXji
cutting tenth Oeorgte pi.. .Matte* Ateu
SSTw'SS fig
Man Lumber Company, Box 207, Coed ale,
fences sold and erected.
—, Fencing for
farm, lawn, garden and poultry. ExcTualv*
|SF>'» for r ‘Paa* Fence." Tilley Fence
$9 A Foray th fit Mala WL
j HIIORTHANJ) LKAHNKD IN $ WBKKfi:
| atalL 'sraLety'a b?GSip!n Marietta K
WALL PAPER.
i. M. QUICK & CO._WALL FAI'CR,
mottldluc*. nlrtura*. picture frame*, etc.
BeH Phone 729. 8t*nd*rd 701 27 E. Hunter.
PERSONAL.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH.
MASTER CLUMBER,
Phone* 1258. 90 E. Hunter 8L
WILLIE WALL PAPER COMPANY.
Largest stock In South. 54 X. Broad fit.
“KENT LIGHTS.”
TIIK BBHT OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
•old at 91ti N. Pryor fit Alex Kant,
Plume 4848.
PIANOS.
BHAMBACH PIANOS.
KSTABLIHHKD 1823.
BRCIIT PIANO CO„ 62 N. FORSYTH.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
COOL, PLEASANT ROOMS $2 TO $3 A
week. l.<Mlglng $1 a week. Meal* $2.60 a
week. 10*/4 Trinity avenue. Bell phone
224ll| Atlanta nhoue 2767.
FOR RENT—APARTMENTS.
fp^^¥^A¥^REiit^!rn!A¥Ba;
bautlful apartment In the Mendenhall
apartment bouse, 621 523 Peachtree *t. Ap
ply It. It. Arnold, third floor, Gould bldg.
LOST.
(15r?T7rAVn?nTtfiiT'^1TOn?PXR"Tf?
forehead, right f(*re foot baa a wire cut,
both bfud feet white, weigh* about 1,000
pound*. Notify T. t\ Crawford and get
rewanl. 1*1 IPmaton atreet.
8HOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
4 LUCKIK. OPPOSITK PIEDMONT.
Bell 233T.. Men'* sewed b«lf sole*. 75c.
BU8INE88 OPPORTUNITIES.
UO SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUII’-
meat Co. W* repair, reconstruct, ax-
change. buy and sell automobile*. Garage,
10-13 Mitchell atreet, Atlanta, Oa. Bell
phone 4894-1 Main. i
ATTRACTIVE SIGNS Wlt.L "HI NO YOU
liiialnesa. For high grade work call on
Kent. 91tt N. Pryor. Phone 2923.
HiM.RNDiH Location and farm For
•ale to good doctor: don’t answer nnleaa
you mean lmalnea*. For further partlcntara
address Location and Farm, Bowen* Mill,
Oa.
FOR RENT.
pfiinnjTiT^iOTiiivrnrrw^rsTOTivw
four rooms, for housekeeping, near Boule
vard and Houston street; close to two car
17 Kaat avenue.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS—
Wholesale and ratall dlatributora of Vic*
tor Talking Machlnea and Record*. Jost
received large consignment of machlnea and
over 16,000 records. Immediate attention -
given mall ordtf*. We want th» name* ot •
nil talking machine dealers In the south.
Writs for catalogue. Alexander-Klyea Co.
BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST 1
blrjcl, anil nndry dlitrlhatora In th. <
wrath. Southern a.enta far IMerc*. Yale,
Snell and Hudson bicycles. Write for our
19(t( eatalogu, and prlc, list Alexsad.r-
Ely.a Co.
YOUR TEETH
CROWNED 22-K GOLD CROWNS $3 UP.
without pnln. All work guaranteed 15
ream. I^nler Dental Parlors, »V4 White
hall Ht.. over Emmona' clothing store. Bell
phone 2563-J.
WK MOVE, STORK. TACK AND SHIP -
bnu.rh.ld good.; tninraac. nt, on. par
cant. Oflw and wsrehouae 1043 Walion
■tract. Roth 'pbonts. Cathcart'i Traua-
ter.
REYNOLDS, THE SION PAINTER.
Hlgna, hsnnere. Dags trad flag decorations
far spMlst occasions. 3034 R. Alsbtms St
TEETH 1
EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT (1
PAIN—All d.ntal work don. without pain. ,
Alt work tosranteed U years Lanlar l>en- 1
tel I’.rlora, 3114 Whitehall St. oyor Em-
uou.' clothing stort. lloll phono MtH.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.) =
NATIONALS, HAI.LWOODS. IDRAtJI
and nil other raskeo at tnirgsln prim.
Wo ran soil you a register, suitable for
any Iraslnesn. at a price that cannot b.lp
but pleas, you.
Cnah or monthly paytn.nts. Every ragtoter 2
guaranteed for two year*. Southern Cash
Itrilstrr Co., nraneh of Amertrau Second- v
Hand Cash Register Co., 84 8. Broad atreet,
Atlanta, Gn. U
*
a
MONEY TO LOAN.
SOUTHERN LOAN AND 018- [
COUNT COMPANY MAKES LOAN8 5
TO RESPONSIBLE SALARIED PEO-. b
PLE. 117V, WHITEHALL STREET. [
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
PANAMA AND MILAN STR^W HATS -
tdeaned and reahaped, 59c. 0
Soft and atlff felt bata cleaned nnd re
shaped, J5c. n
Band* or aweato. 25c each extra. n
ACME HATTERS, $H Whitehall 8L [
TEETH
BERT RET OF TEETH $5.01 OUARAN- 0
teed to fit. All work guaranteed 15 year*. 0
Lanier Dental Parlors, 394 Whitehall St, •
over Kmmona* clothing store. Bell phone
m
YOUR TEETH
FILLED WITIiOtrr PAIN BY AN nt- a
proved metbo*.. All work guaranteed 1$
Ssnissss? s
clothing store. Bell pbete 2563-J. C \
FOR SALE
15
Hundreds of people in this city have gotten
acquainted within the past week—through
the wants.
A Want Ad in The Georgian will cost you only
one cent a word.
THE WEATHER.
night and Thursday.
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
Mississippi—Yazoo city, clear and warm.
Jarkson. clear nnd warm. Grenada nud
Greenwood, cloudy nud cool. Xatrh< z.
cloudy and jlenonnt. Corinth.
L. A. WOODS,
818-819 EMPIRE BUILDING.
BELL PHONE SOU, ATLANTA PHONE 1771
I MAKE EA8T TERMS.
g.OHV-IIOW AnOUT A SWELL HOME IN
ijiw-un nouTii niun a.yu in w
Ing distance we hare 2-story fi-room bouse
with all modern conveniences. Street la
BW AND MODERN 6-ROOM
• on Highland avrnuc. Llsteu
1 per month.
$2,00(1—REAI^TIFUL COTTAGE HOME IN
West End. Large and leysl east front
lot. 11,000 cash, balance assy.
3J,Ot»-ON ONE OF THE REST SOUTH
aids streets and In easy walking distance,
cotta
deep with
SETS
A U’KiJUii!aNfliCT~flfKft6oM
ge. near Grant park; lot 175 feet
rltn fine garden and shade. Terms.
garden »
W "CfttfuT ^otTTOBTwesT
fas all modern conrenlences; lereL
shady lot. Cool front porch.
I2.40P-A HtACTICALLY SEW 7-IlOOM
auburlMn cottage on Month Itocatur car
school and In assy walking distance, a
HtffG&rWf-
'an make terms.
ukmrvw&u ramaa im
this amount.
ON EAHT CAIN NT.. NEAR FORT ST..
i have for sale 3 houses almost new.
renting to high class colored tenants at
834 per month. I can sell this for 13,710.
See son for bargains.
CHAS. M. ROBERTS,
IS AUBURN AVENUE.
Bell Phone 459?.
Member Atlanu Real Estate Exchange
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOMES FOR
sale on easy monthly paymenta. They
re brand new and lovely. On large, fine
it*. Right on car line and In the city.
I minute# from can tar of city. Bath aud
■ hot and cold water; 5 rooms; pay
COPENHILL LAND CO.
IB EDGBWOOD AVENUE.
Bell Phono (05; Atlanta Phono' SIB.
ATTENTION, HOME-
SEEKERS.
Have a few building lots
‘ft on terms of $10.00 et
ad $5.00 per month. Pri<
tw. See
LIEBMAN,
REAL ESTATE—RENTING.
18 Peachtree Street.
HENDRICK & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
23H Whitehall*
Phones 2837-
WASHINGTON STREET, IN THE
best section, we are offering for a fsw
a 9-room S-atory house; pas built for
omc out of sale
and builder#’ paper
1,000. Will bear Investigation.
Forsyth, we are offering store on lot 4$H
jy 135 st s price that will Interest pros
pective purchasers for property In thla loca
tion. See ua for particulars and make iff-
Ntatlon we have for aale lot 40x142. $15,
... x SHORT Dis
tance from car shc«l, renting at $2,000 an-
I hr on 12 months* lease, we hare five
f m
uses we want an
offer i
ilit nt $5,000.
PWWWjW^WWTTirottlf"‘i : st6hV
house, near Boulevard. $4><*.p
an iinrnpRD avrste: yEnrynis
corner of Jaekaon. we have for ml# one
ALMOST FOR HALF
PRICE.
MISSION HOLDEN OAK AND MA
logany Dnvep porta. box coochse, lounges
d easy chairs at price* never made
m It, It's big money In your pocket. I*.
Snook Furniture Company, 54 North
BIO VALUfc.
CK WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT
food m nm. for 1110: w, iiidnw Vto
wnlnot nil «lx MO: *00 wateut .nll o.IT
LS; KtO walnl anil m Tlwn ar» hand-
■on. nil. lain mdllten. n»0,N* »«ln»
I*. It. A nook KnrnUar* Co.. M Norik Brood
ASfe YOU BUYING FURNlYuhEt
DO YOU KNOW YOU CAN SAVE tS ON
tnry Mo* pnn-kan on **r mt of fnrnl
turn or Olil plrro at furnll.r* aoM la At
tentat Jnat tnt tkte o*n at M North
Broad atrrrt. If jtw art a faraltam bajrrr.
lam or null; It', hi* aooarr la four
poArt. IM.000 worth twaadfal hl(h *ra,te
MBplr* oa oar toon: If. worth terratl-
catlac. r. U. Baook raralton Co
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only One Left of Eight Brand New
Suburban Homea.
The Drat month will be (Ivtn FREE
and If occupied on* year, two more
months will be (lT#n FREE at the
end of the year, malting only nine
mentbs you will have to pey for. None
y
but (ood families will be allowed In
theee houses. These art located on the
River electrla car lint only twenty
mlnutea ride from th* center of tbs
city;/ contain 7 and I rooms; havs
nevtr been occupied; are located In
Weat Atlanta Park. Every bouae fronts
a fifty-foot Park, which ta aet In trsea,
evergresna and flowers. Pure air; na
tive oaks; an Ideal spot for children.
It la cheaper than living In the city
and the surrounding! are more whole
some. In the center of tbla Park are
the Ferro Phosphate 8prlngt, 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 achbol-houae coat
ing (2,500.00 will soon be completed.
Captain J. T. Mills, who lives on the
grounds, will (how you through the
bousea Rent (10.00 per month.
JOHN J. W00DSIDE,
12 Auburn Avenue.
McNEILL & SHERWOOD
REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING
C14 Empire Building. Phone 887.
FOR SALE.
Railroad frontage—best in
the city; also two lots cen
ter manufacturing district.
J. H. Crutchfield, People’s
Building.
FOR RENT BY
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
rohl water, stationary waabatand
lain bath, closet, alnk In the kitchen; the
ot la $5x150 fret; has a servant's house;
iaa a hot air furnace In th* basement; the
ocntlnn la flrat-elaaa In every respect; will
rent on lease to September 1, 1$07, at $40
per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
THE RENTINO AGENT.
11 Aubur-’ Ave. Roth Phones 618
R. O. MEDLOCK & CO.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Roll Phone 27(4.
CORNER EDQEWOOD AND PEACH
TREE.
*-May f
NICK IaOT, NEAR
uodfT loT, fiKUiWoTO
JWO—4*11. II.. UtKHI LOT. PAYING
good rent, on K. Kill* street.
*i.sto-uirT. TERMS. oN BAh'bGLPU
..... Uivfijov HTlfkkt.
iLMo-CtTHT UVr t6 _ st»7h'tUU"c<JWiKli!
of Omit* .ml Loveioy .treeta.
IkW-iUV.. IN i>6rtl> COMBlTIOMi'Bldl
lot, l.uckle street. Good locatlou for rail-
«<l man. on terms.
fOu«it~ir; MoiiKitS. '"Lot wxid.
house In flrat-elaaa rondltlon. nice ahudeA
lot. near In. on Itanlap street. This la a
bargain aud will only be on the market for
a abort time; win make a splendid home.
to-i-TT"TS7 hTTK kXiH nHVS^ coFfcT
—k«l avenue. Tkl* place must be sold tor
cftah ami 1* a l«rgatn for a quick purehaaef.
cash and la a tmrgatn for a quick purchaser.
Will $J-W\VK HaVK A FfSft TRAi'f
timber. The owner expects to leave this
state and wishes to sell thl* property at
once.
$2,300 FOU A NICK 4-R. II.. Lot fi0xl*>. ON
Garden street, near tleorgla avenue. Nmall
cash imjment and $26 per month; bargain
for quick purchaser.
wf. HAWoriTE a tiootoiAjfr vx-
cant lots that are very cheap and can be
sold on may terms, and ran get good
building en lota on term* with small cash
payment. Fall to see us next week.
ktKv-wtntAittiAisnifito x.w lasi>;
40 a. of iMttom. good realdeoee, outbuild'
Inga, near railroad, 20 miles of city.
G. M. McKTNNON,
620 Peters Bldg.
(3.100—IP YOU WANT YOUR MONEY'S
worth, look st this; ls>t 60slt0 on earner,
with two 5-n.Hu rattaavs. I. good white
reutlaa mh'IIob. Ono blork of MertrtU
■treat, rlwr In and rentwl.
fl.flo-Uit.iVi tArt-. Wltil .iiH’nTlIGl'ili:.
rested. IIAO loan oa tkte at 5 per cent;
that show, what It la worth. Nee It.
Wd 'TO—mspsstfmn—WPaB
Grant park; can gtve you nice home bn
terms. $LT14 and C.3Ml
TO oS*B OF tlft BKNT BUILT
>t on t'apltol avenue. You eaa get
terms^oo tbla and to ate It Is to appro-
txfftA .loot. HtottE aNL RWKU.iNTI
lot throuah to aaother street, rents m
■oath. Bay It-IUH
TWo VKiVT)- Hol'hft* IS r Tot‘htH
moj lnrr.tr ‘
FOR SALK.
BRICKYARD AND MANUFACTURING
site on railroad, containing 60 acres, with
creek and rock within 2 miles of Pledmout
park. Will sell auy part.
*7.600 WILL tURCIlAHE An EI.bOANT
9-room bouse, lot 100x800 feet, In Iurnan
Park, DrnM drcle.
flTTlKl: NEW 9ROOM IIOL'HKS ox
^iHrautiful corner In Went End, $4,250 to
l-'ivK NEAT « AND 7-RO()U c6TTAOF.il
In the beat part of West End, from 32,850
to 33.100.
(-IU)OU 3-STORY NEW HOl'HK, TINTED
walls, cabinet mantel,. Meldrim street,
only $1.70U Term*.
IlEAU-TtHlL NEW 10-KOOM HOUSE ON
Peachtree with over one sere of ground.
Price $9,600. Lllwral terms or will ex
change for vacant property or smaller
home.
oVeJR’ i,006 FtiET RAILROAD FRONT-
•ge out of and wltblh city limits. Price*.
$80(J to $36,000 per lot at bargain counter
prices. Bay now and double your money
within a year.
if you want a HranmnwE we
have clients who will buy and Improve
for yon. Cell and see ua
CLAUDE L. NORRIS,
BELL ’PHONE 44(9. 711 FOURTH
NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
NORTH SIDE HOMES. JUBTORY TEN
roo* on Weat North avenue. $10,600.
MOYiERN a-KOOM llOUSE ON EAST
Pin, atreet. ((,600. '
WK AUtO HAVE 8i)ME BARGAIN'S IN'
cheap turntment. In the Grant Park
section.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Showing th. Arrival and Departure of Pit.-
ranger Train, of th. Following Road.:
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
No. Arrive From— No. Depart To—
* 1 Nashville 7:10 am ' 3 Nashville , 8:35 am
73 Marietta . (,35 am 74 Marietta ..13:10 pm
•93 Nashrlllt U:«at*W Nashville . 4:50 pm
76 Marietta . 3:60 pm 72 Marietta .. S:*> pm
• 1 Nashville 7 :JS pm • 1 Nashville . I&O pm
CENTRAL OF GEOHOIA RAILWAY.
Arrive From— Depart To—
Savannah ... 7J0am Macon U.-Olam
JacksonylUe .litem Savannah ... (:(•) am
Macon U:49tm Macon 4:00 um
Savannah ... OKS pm Savannah -... 9:13 pm
Macon 73S pm Iscksoarine . 9:30 pm
ATLANTA AND WEST POINT BAIL-
ROAD.
Arrive From- Depart To-
•Selm* ..:... 11:40 am 'Montjornery (:30 am
Montgom'y . 7:46 pm JJIontgomery 12:45 pm
•Selma 11:35 pm Helm* 4:20 pm
!-aOrange ... (:30«m LnGrange .... (teOpo
•Monteom y . 8:40 pm 'Montgom'y ..U;Upn
•Dally. All oth.r trains dally except Bun-
Til trains of Atlanta and West Point
Railroad company 'arrive at sad depart
from Atlanta Terminal station, corner
Mitchell street and Msdlson anno,.
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
1 Arrive From— Depart To-
•Angnsta ... 6:00 pm 'Angnata 7:45 am
?onv«r* ...'.. (:46 nm Utbonla 10:i£ am
Covington .. 7:44 am 'Augusta 1:10 pm
•Angusta ...13:30 pm Cony.rs 5:00 pin
Utbonla .... }:* pm Covington ...(:10pm
•Auusta .... t:l(pm 'Angusta ...,11:8pm
•Dally. All oth.r trains dally except Su
dsy.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Arrive From— Depart To—
Washington . (:*)sm Birmingham . (:40 am
Abbeville ... O.-OOsm Monro. . . . 7:30am
M.mphla, . .11:45 am New York . .13:00 m
New York . . 1:30 pm Ahhevlll# . . 4:00 pa
Monroe. . . . 7:40 pm Memphi* . . . Id» pm
Blrmtngh'm . pm Wnablngton . 3:K pm
Shown In Central time
Deaths and Funerals.
ward: roar money Invested here I. better
than wiving. Itenk. (M* «nd 11.050.
CALL POU MR. fiRuokU POk ABOVE, have them on a third sub-leaae. Ham-
Velma Ramey.
Velma Raptey, aged 12 year*, died
Monday afternoon at the residence ot
her grandfather, C. C. Archer. (1
North Moore atreet. The funeral was
held Wednesday morning at the resi
dence of the latter, services being con
ducted by Rev. H. K. Pendleton. In
terment was at Oakland cemetery.
Alfred E. Dollar.
Alfred EL Dollar, the I months old
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Dollar, died
Tuesday night at tha home of his par
ents, 102 Ellen street. The funeral was
held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Interment being at Weatvlew cemetery.
J. W. Singleton.
J. W. Singleton, aged (7 year*, died
Tuesday morning at hla home, neat
Clarkson, On. He wen the father of
It children, most of whom are living
near Clarkson. The funeral will be
held at t o'clock Thursday morning at
Zion's church, near Clarkson, and In
terment will follow In the churchyard.
PRISON COMMISSION
UPHELD IN CONVICTCUSE
The .position of the state prison com
mission was sustained In the suit for
permanent Injunction by the Georgia
Iron and Coal Company against the
prison commission and Hamby A
Toomer, though Judge Pendleton, be
fore whom the petition for Injunction
waa argued last week, la an order sign
ed Wednesday morning, granted the
Injunction restraining Hamby A Toom
er from Interfering In any way with
the convicts In question.
Hamby A Toomer leased 500 con
victs from th* prison commission and
(0 of this number were sub-leased to
Deen Bros, for two years, wRo, In turn,
sub-leased them to the Pritchett Tur
pentine Company, and the latter let
th* Georgia Iron and Coal Company
rioody nn<l coot; Unmnslng rain yesterday
Title, min and coot. Btrmlnsbapi, cloudy
and misting; rained last night; cooL Troy,
cloudy, threatening and cooL Entente,
rained turd yesterday afternoon; partly
elondy and root this morning. Mobile,
clear and ph-quot. Huntsville, elondy and
cool; rained last night.
Georjria—Macon. Partly elondy and cool;
bard rain yesterday afternoon. Albany,
cloudy and warm; bad heavy rains yester
day; do damage by storm. Americas,
cloudy and cool; heavy rain* yesterday.
“ — -* pleasant; heavy rains
rained hard all night;
M.. . ... „ __id cool. Rome, cloudy;
rained all night; now cloudy and cool.
Tennessee—rbattanonjta, cloudy nnd cool:
rained last night. Knoxville, cloudy and
cool; rained laat night. Memphis, cloudy
and cool; no rain. Naahrllle, raining and
^old: rained all night.
Isoulslaua—New Orleans, clear and warm.
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
Extreme Northwest—Generally cloudy; 50
WEATHER FORECAST.
Louisiana and Mississippi—Partly cloudy
Wednesday and Thursday; fresh north to
northeast winds.
Georgia—Ilaln Wednealay, brisk to high
east to southeast winds; Thursday fair,
warmer, except rain In northeast imrtlon.
Weat Florida and Alabama—Showers
Wednesday: freth to brisk north winds;
—hursday fair.
Bast Texas—Fair Wednesday, warmer In
northwest portion; Thursday fair; variable
winds.
Weat Texas—Partly cloudy Wednesday;
warmer In north portion; Thursday partly
cloudy.
Arkansas—Generally fair Wednesday nnd
Thursday.
Tennessee—Cloudy Wednesday; rain In
local showers; Thursday warmer nnd fair,
except showers In extreme east pcirtlon.
Illinois and Missouri—Fair north, showers
south tonight and tomorrow; continued
ml.
Wisconsin—Fair tonight and tomorrow;
light frost In lowlands tonlgut.
Minnesota. Iowa, North Dakota. Kansas
and Nebraska—Generally fair tonight and
tomorrow; not much change In tempera-
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
__a gulf storm has moved north to
tral over thta section this morning.
advance baa caused general rains over
Georgia, the Caroilnaa, the eastern half of
the northeast quadrant of the United States
and Is central over the Great Lake*.
Rain was falling this morning st Birm
ingham, Ala.. Nashville and Knoxville,
Tenn., Norfolk, Vs., Wilmington. N. C.,
and Augusts. Ga. At Atlnnta 3.83 Inches
of rain fell during the last 24 hours, while
Augusta reports 2.54 Inches for the same
asr
Th, rompers tnro hns fallen at most ate-
tlona In Tennessee, North -Tnrnllnn and
northern lleoraln nnd In the northwest.
The northenstwnrd movement of the
er In this section tontj
eh
J. U. MARHURf.
Local Forecaster.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the :t hours eudtnc at * s.m., 73th
meridian time, June Ik UCA
STATIONS OF
DISTRICT.
'Atlanta, cloudy M
'Chatttnoofi, rain
Colnmbua. p. cloudy
Gainesville, clouui
Greenville, rain
Origin, clondtr
"ISlnron, cloudy....
Montlcelln, cloudy
s'ewnan. p. elondy
tome, rain
Innrtanhurf, rain
Tallanooan, cloudy
TocCoB, cloudy...;
West Paint, p. elondy....
m
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODtiPP
rcodin'*, 1 eschance'*"' bT ^t
g22?s£ r Stf a !» *° «•
Union 75 to $1.
fl!Z£l!P*L 9s &J t0
Bananas, straights, [.or bunch UKa .
tt «5«sis,Fes.* * u
NmTll to £; tiva ducks' pISau 0 ®
>^d ,ri ^Vr° ft'
. Rutter, table, per ib.. Mc tS' Hu*.
In*. p*r lb.. in^ to &. 10 a>4c i »«»•
e rjon.y-N.w ?S10c lb.; In Mb. rack, u
ZglBHSsFlL. »°: ta Xk-\a
J113*' 1 ' “ bl »»s erstte, per cr.t. eg „
t U r m crSe. t0 e r , ; o ^
ln“K?,OT,',fiSL; C T.*i
toT’Snr/.V^r.Sr^ " 3 ' a,
Corn. new. 30c to 10c per dosen.
Okra, per crate, (2.60 to (3.
Cucumbers, per erst*. H to Ha.
P* 1, ar "“ »l-S tenn 4
n jM Irish potetoes, per bushel, ns t ,
fcch P0 H^b^' , * h ' 1 ' « •“ a*
Asparagus V-V, to lbHc Imnch.
IVnrhea. per crate, (2 to *2.50.
Cherries. 24qimrt crate, *2.50 In ti
{-•ntelotipes. per ernte, |2 to *:»
JJkfiyK graiiv^ Provisions. 4
K *‘e , 'JX I *i'. — E 1 '*" 1 ' 88-35: 10.met
te Qt , teLtenry potent %5.10; hair p ?,2| i
J® to W.35: teuey a.». /prior
pstent BMpi. Market stronjr. 8
CORN.-Uhotcc red cob 7«e: .No. ; j
Itej No. ! yellow 73c: mlscd 72c. “*
volt* dipped 51c; obol«
White 50c; choice intend '
MEAL.—I'lsln water grouod. ner hno.
73c: tKdted 14Mb. jntesTpSr buHh,l. ft 1,
IIAk.—Timothy, rholec large hales tii*
do., choice small bales H.H: do. vi"!
timothy tteles. *c«- do.. No. 2 *1; do. si |
clover mlie.1 11.06; do.. No. : cloud nlU
CLOVER—Choice 00c.
The above prices are f. o. h. Atlanta, ite
subject to tmmedlntc acceptance.
I'llOY IHIONH.—Supreme hom-.. itu- .:^j
Crow h.ms 13Hc C.llfornln hnm. iov
J’rr salt extra riba 0.60. Milo so-s"S'
10.60. fat backs 0. pistes 5. Supreme lift
bards 0.75. Red t.rosa lard 014 l>u.ln. or...
Compound 7H bn.ls; Snow Irrlft compouB
GROCERIES.
SUGAR.—Stnuilsrd granulated 4 55- v—
York BeBned 4 to 4(4c: plsntiiter, 4 t„ IV
Market strongei. T
. UGFUBE.—Rmtsted Arhuekle's tun*
lUrld* WMik*’'* *’
UICB.-^Carollna 414 to 7‘4e, accordlar t.
grade. Market very stroog.
ClIEEKK.-Kiincy full cream. Oat, lie
twlno 134ii:; brick. 4c. Market .trong.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
8 s * SMfr ■«»••• %
fl'. T ‘" D L h ^e 130 * W*
Macon 6s. 1910
Atlnnts 5s. 1911
Atlanta 4l&s. 1922 .. .
Atlanta 4s. 1934
Atlanta and West Point
Atlanta and West Point Debts. 109
C. R. of Georgia first Income
do. 2d Income 90
do. 3d Income ss
Georgia 2*5
Augusta and Savannah .... 117
southwestern
>.5* m
'Minimum temperatom are for 12-hour
period ending at i a. m. thl. date.
:Received 1st. (wire trouble); not Included
In areragec.
Henry Rainfall.—Klngatree. 8. C., ,
Teraai.ee, 8. C., 153: Florenee. N. C„ tlO;
Newhern. N. C., 1.(3; Angnata, Go., 3.54;
AmerlcnA Oe„ 2.M: Eastman, Gn.. 2.22:
Allendale. 8. C„ 7.14: Athens, tte.. 3.(4;
Bsteshurg. 8. C„ 2.14; Jllsrkrille, it. C„
*92; t’smnk, Gn., 1.10; Greenwood, tf. C„
“ Washington, G#., 2.22; Wsyneslioro,
1.70;*Kursuls, Alt., 1.86; Opelika,
2.65.'
CENTRAL
Atlanta .... L
Augusts
Charles ton
Galveston
Little Rock
Montgomery
New Orleaus...'.
Oklahoma
Hsvannnh
Vicksburg
Wilmington
Ill
Dlst. Averages.
Ill
Hi
Remark,.
l.ower temperature, prevailed over most
of the belt, the tells Mins decided over
the eastern portion. I'rectpttstlon was gen
eral except In New Orleans and Oklahoma
districts; the amounts were ImnuterlsbJu
Galveston and Little Book districts, while
heavy to exreulre tell, occurred Id -tt*
CarollnsA Georgls and Altlmma.
. B. MARBURY.
Local Forecaster.
by A Toomer sought to have the con
victs removed from the coal mines of
the plaintiff, and a bill waa filed ask
ing that both the prison commission
and Hamby A Toomer be restrained
from removing the 50 convicts, on the
ground that the plaintiff had given le
gal notice that It desired the lease ex
tended to live years.
In the decision handed down by
Judge Pendleton Wednesday morning
the Injunction against the prison com
mission was denied, though Hamby A
Toomer are restrained from attempt
ing to remove or Interfere In any way
with the convicts now In the possession _
of the Georgia Iron and Coal Company, avenue, a hoy.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
(1,500—James L. Mayson to Mrs. Cir
ri* I. Akers. Lot on Windsor street.
Warranty deed.
(8,900—-James L. Anderson to Jennie
W. Owing*, lot on Piedmont avenue
and Fifth street. Warranty deed.
(1,600—Asa O. Candler to Mrs. Msty
E. Anthony, lot on Fraser and Glen*
streets. Warranty deed.
(2,000—Mr*. Martha Louise McDon
ald to Robert 8. Stewart, lot on Lott
and Reed streets. Bond for title.
(500—Macon Hhsrp to The Souihmi
Express Co., lot at corner of (’Impel asJ
Mnrurmn streets. Warranty deed.
(1.900—Miss Kiir.hi A. IlnrrlR to Philip II.
Alston, lot on Chapel street. Wtween.lliR-
gtttii and llnyties streets. Warranty den.
13.400—Philip II. Alston to Southern Ki
nross Co., lot on Chiliad street, lie twees
Mangum nnd Haynes street,. Warrantf
deed.
(450—C. II. Tnrnwn to 8. R. Tertnan. M
on Osk street, near corner nf rulls-nee
nnd Oak streets. Warranty deed.
13.000—T. l>. Moore to the Norlhwctert
Mutual life Insurance Co., lot In An,ley
I'nrk. No. 3. Deed to secure loan.
(300—Mr*. A. T. I’lurk to Georgia Ssvlno
Hank and Trust Co., lot mi Green wool air
line near Boulevard. Warranty died le
seenre loan.
*"* '
Warrant;
BUILDING PERMITS.
2(5—Mr*. Bucholdt to m«»ve (ram?
dwelling, 187 8lmp«on strevt.
(113—J. A. Johnson to raise fraud
dwelling. 40( East Fair slreet.
(100—Mr*. A. D. Adair to add t«
brick wall. 22 W. Alabama street.
(35—Dooley Advertising Company t1
build bill board, Bartow and "'altos
streets. , ...
(10—E. H. Rosecrans to build addi
tion to, frame dwelling, 57 Park ate-
nue.
(100—Isaac Crosby to add to fram«
dwelling, 186-81 Terry strert.
(500—0. D. Booth to add to frame
dwelling 151 West Fair street.
(100—C. McDonald to change door
way. 79 Decatur etreet.
31,01)0—E. A. Mathews, to move a fra®*
dwelling nt 73 Capitol avenue. .
tXUxZiln. M. E. Holcomb, te
•tory tenament house st I»-l < "“V"
(3.400—Z. P. Gunn, to build two on'-sb**
frame dwelling, nt 273-5 E. North avenue-
DEATHS.
P. P. Pendley, aged 71 years, died *t
(14 Bryan street. -
Edwin M. Clayton, aged 2S 5 car*
died at College T.rk.
Thoma* J. Blacmon, aged 501 year*
died at City Hospital, Augustn, Oa-
Velma Rumaey, aged 9 years, died
II North Moore street. ... jij
Mrs. Amelta Kerapuer. 57 years old.
at residence, 23 Mouth Pryor street f I
“Etta' Tresrwesky. 21 yesrs old; died •>
Grady hospital of nephritis.
BIRTH8. , ..
To Mr. and Mra. J. Ilnff. of 22 nonjam
**£ry hj- Mr*, oeorg. 5
To Mr. ami Mra. Moral* Bloomer*-
67 Itcolmont avenue. * bof.
COLLEGE PARK HOMES
DON’T PAY RENT.
It to exceedingly bad form to do ao when yoa mn piy^ own money b*e
u
nionthlT
to *5,00). If you buy the lot. fcootn, modern,
butenee e.s; monthly paymenta.
iterate.
(-mom, new. modern tkoue on large coraer lot; (25# rash; balance es,y
peymenta 7. ( and IWrueui bouesa. .
The College Park lead t’omisinjr hare 2.(00 lots to select from. H«) 1
each. Conte out and see me. or cull me up. _ . ,-^;ete
_ I>«|ee at end of ear line. Bell Hion. 37-J East Potat Esctrap'. w
Park, Ga. 1 sell everything at Collrgv park.
EDWARD H. WALKER.
The College Park Real Estate Dealer.
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