The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, June 14, 1906, Image 10
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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
THURSDAY, JUNE 14. 1906.
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25 Centa.
CASH MUST ALWAYS accom
pany out-of-town order..
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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proof Mfra. deposit boxes. William K
Kill*. 9$ H. Broad it., Atlanta. *
fMM-UiTX*
‘ k Also
U'Ml»E k h-\VE liAVfc
cutting aoutb Georgia pine
manufacture flooring, ratline, aiding and
lath. Write oa for delivered prices. KJb
Itan Lumlter Company, Bos 107, Cordala.
Ga.
Situations Wanted will
hereafter be inserted on
this page free of charge.
If you want a situation,
sena your ad. to The
Georgian.
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to three lines, one inser
tion.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
11KN AND IIOV8 WANTED—I.BAHN
plumbing. plastering, bricklaying. Special
offer, life arholarahlp $50; easy payments;
poaltlon and unlou card guaranteed; free
gtie. Coyne Bros'. Tra*
York. Chicago, Ht. Louis.
WANTED—GOOD STRONG WHITE MES
ns helpers In the foundry to learn mold*
era* trade. Good pay to start with and
MEN AND HOYS WANTED LEARN
plumbing. plastering. bricklaying. Hpe
elsl offer life scholarship fifty dollars. easy
payment*: pmttlnn gunrni * * * fir - * “*'
logue. Coyne Bros. Trail
York, Chicago. Ht. taul*.
1'IANO, CORNET AND VIOLIN PLAYERS
$50; mnn to Inveat 1200 and accept good
paying position: atenographera $50, 165.
Ilellnmy Businesa Ageucy, 1831 Candler
Bldg.
change, buy and sell automobile*. Garage,
10-12 Mitchell street, Atlanta, Oa. Deli
phone 4694-L Main.
ATTRACT!Vic SlOI^MVILL BIUNti YOU
tmslneaa. For high grade work call on
Kent, »1H N. Pryor. Phone 2928.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
.. ©or Sewing room to girls and women
on easy work, abort hours and good par.
Experienced operators make from $8.00 to
nioo per week, and we wilt give good
KI5
on?
N. LAZARUS, 21 M. PRYOR 8T. I DO
boot nnd shoe repairing. When I •
wiring. I mean tne beat repairing only,
tuperfor material nnd oak leather, with
the heat workmanship. I know how to
repair liecattae I know n shoe. I am a
skilful mender and can make comfortable
and serviceable shoe broke down and worn
out ones. Don't forget the No., 21 8. Pryor
nntll they learn. If yon lire oul
lanta. write ua and we will glre you
formation al»out itoardlng places. Nunnatty
Bros. A McCrea. 81 W. AlaW
WANTED—YOUNG LAD1E8 TO LEARN
local and long distance telephone operat
jng. A course of Instruction given In train
Ing school with salary beginning with en
rained upon merits of the operator and
not anon length of service. Apply 6tb floor,
Training School, Telephone llidg.
FOR RENT, f
r rooms, for housekeeping, neai
and Houston afreet; close to
lines. Call nt «7 East avenue.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
erat«r: mu capable of caring for uinchlne;
one inachlao office preferred. Address Hog
421. Griffin. Ga.
SITUATION WANTED—MIDDLE AGED
man, sa assistant cashier, Itookkeeper nr
aateamnn. Any wages to begin. Good ref-
erencos. Address II. R-, care Georgian.
BOY FOURTEEN YEARS OLD. WITH
experience in geueritl office work and file
clerk, wants position. Can furnish good
references. II. Di, care Georgian.
WANTED—SITUATION BY GRADUATE
of pharmacy: live years' experience: goixl
references. Address II. Inland Crouch,
Leesvllle. 8, C.
A Mil HTKNOt.lt A 1*11 Kit A NI
keeper wants poaltlon,
: 428 city.
Address **C.,
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.
go ns comiMinlon to any summer resort
for expenses. Miss Pansy Yale, general
ttlSUiinaiHBiiiMMnHMvaaiammmMMB
WANTED—AGENTS.
AGENTS WANTING BIG AND gUICK
money send for our free circulars. Gen
eral Hales aud Supply Co., Mobile, Ala.
WANTED—SALE8MEN.
easy aellers; exclusive territory and Itherai
proposition; extraordinary chance for work
ers. State If you have had experience.
Hudgins Co., Atlanta, Oa.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
tint tb. Southern Auction nnd Knlrn*e
Co.. at.80 H. Prjor. no dl.poae of your
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
Homer Ttgvou,.
FOR KAI.E—T\V<
«T Crewfordvllle,
I'Alt l.OAIIH
Brockwny surries. runabout
Nothing better iui
Mfg. Co„ 5n nnd 5? West Mitchell
PTSe
nu<l *b*|M»t
Georgia
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? IF
4 Ball)
atLav KSiJI.VEX-
I'ryor street. Phone
-atI.ah lIOIt.etDt
-All style. null .It..-
Atlft. Engine Work., Empire Bid*.. Atlnntn
Itl'tlnY-A NICE. I.HiltflmillKIt fISRTJ
&L2K
MH North I'ryor street.
f VVENTY THOUSAND IkYLLAUH BONDH
on valuable unincumbered property: five
thousand dollars stock to first five thousand
sold. W. II. Croll. 412 Ktaer Bldg.
FOR haLe-bkmt hl'jmi:n time,-
nranteed. Georgia 1
and 52 West Mitchell
DON’T GO BLIND.
full line of tcfika. travrters' supplies and
eu-r*! odUj^tuppiiM. Tbi- Hminl ever
•old. SttS, sell nr i-irliange everrthln*.
f; **d * w»«t Mitchell street. Bril pbM*
Al.l. HTVLKS OATES. WHIR A.Vll IRON
fences sold nnd erected. Fencing for
farm, lawn, gnrden and poultry. Exclusive
ngents for •‘Page Fence/’ Dixie Felice Co,
successors Tilly Fence Co., 41 West Hunter
street. Phones 8881 -
I.OKT-OX
Court'
diclylt
LOST.
' il'iilUMt
HTIIEKT .SKA 11
black pearl nnd dlamoiij
EDUCATIONAL.
innll. 'Btokely’a Bus. £ol|©'ge, 78 Marietta
night by
rletta at.
WALL PAPER.
J. M. QUICK k CO.-WALL PAPER,
tnouldlnga. p'rtures. picture frames, ete.
Bell phone 729. Standard 704. 27 E. Hunter.
DAVID W. YARDROUOH.
MASTER PLUMBER,
Phones 12S6. 20 E. Hut
‘KENT LIGHTS.’
BECOT PIANO CO., & N. FORSYTII.
FOR RENT— FURNI8HED R00M8.
COOL, PLEAHANT ROOMS 12 TO $3 A
wash. ‘ *
224S L ^Atlsiifii~|ihj
apartment house. G21-B23 Peachtree at. Ap
ply It. R. Arnold, third floor, Gould bldg.
8HOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
BU8INE8S OPPORTUNITIES.
8HOE REPAIRING.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
received Inrge consignment o( machine* and
over 10.000 rwonl, Immodl.t. ott.ntlon
(Iron mail ordi#,. W. want tb. unmra of
•II talking marbln, draltr. In Ih, aoutb.
Writ, for ralaloguo. Al.iand.r-ElyMi Co.
UICVCI.K» AND BUNDRIKA—I.A1U1KHT
blrycl, and aundry dlitrlbulara In tb.
w<utb. Aoutb.rn .grot, for 1’lrrc., T«l»,
Hnrll and Uudaon blryrlra. Writ, for our
MOC ratalogu, and prlc. IUL Al.zand.r*
Ely.a Co.
YOUR TEETH
CIIOWNKD 2S-K OOLD CIIOWNB II UP,
without pain. All work guaranteed 15
■ears. LauJer Dental Parlors. <9tt White-
all Ht.. over Emmons' clothing stora. Bell
WE MOVE, STORE, PACK AND SHIP
- aehold goods; tnaurance rate one per
Office and wsrahouae 1*3 46 Walton
street Both 'phones. Cathcart's Trans*
REYNOLDS, THE 8ION PAINTER.
Signs, banners, flnga aud flag decorations
for special occasions. E. Alabama 8t
TEETH
RXTBACTKD TOBITIVKI.T WITHOUT
PAIN—All dental work done without natn.
All work guaranteed 15 years. Lanier Den
tal Parlors. 39H Whitehall St., over Era-
raona* clothing store. Bell phone 288S-J.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. H ALLWOODS. IDEALS
and all other makea at bargain prtree.
We cau sell you a register, suitable for
any business, at a price that cannot help
but please you.
Cash or monthly payments. Every register
J uarnnteed for two yenra. Southern Cash
egfatcr Co.. Branch of American Second-
Hand Cash Register Co.. 24 8. Broad street.
Atlanta. Ga.
MONEY TO LOAN.
SOUTHERN LOAN AND D!8»
COUNT COMPANY MAKES LOANS
TO RESPONSIBLE SALARIED PEO
PLE. 117*/* WHITEHALL STREET.
OLD HAT8 MADE NEW.
ANAMA AND MILAN STRAW MATS
cleaned gtid reshaped. 50c.
Soft and stiff felt bats cleantd and re
shaped. 85c.
Band* or sweats. 25c each extra.
ACME HATTERS. «H Whitehall 8t
TEETH
ni'ST KKT OF TKKTI1 IS.09. Gl’AltAK-
. "V 1 *fi - orl ‘ gu.roofed U <Hti
Ijinl.r Il.nMI I’.rlor., Wblt.h.ll 81.,
or.r Ktsmou.' clutblug itoro. Bell pboa.
YOUR TEETH
k’lI.I.KI) IVirhOLT PAIN BV AN IM-
proved metbou. All work guaranteed 18
R«‘aojuibI^ priren. Ijinler Dental
WrbH-e. &n Whitehall ft, over EmmeM*
clothing atore. lUeli pbeie 2K3-J.
A LITTLE TALK ABOUT REAL ESTATE.
Some time ago we announced on thla page that we were going to have a talk with you from time
to time about real eatate. We refrained from making further comment In order that we might know
whether or not reaulta Justified our prediction. Now we are convinced.
Recently the columns of every newspaper In Atlanta have contained announcements of real estate
deals. Thla means a healthy financial condition. It means the people are alive to the fact that the
wealth of the city la In the earth. It means that they are taking advantage of opportunities to enrich
themselves. Men are providing for old age; they are providing for wife and families; they are de-
• termlned to let their earnings earn for them.
No other line of Investment offers better opportunity to the wage earner, to the small Investor, to
the large capitalist, than real eatate. Those who have not the ready cash assume an obligation which
forces them to practice economy In order to meet It. The Investor keeps alive to the conditions,
studies the situation and develops Into a thorough business man. The capitalist takes opportunity by
the forelock and adds hla wealth.
Every- business depends upon the application with which It la pursued. Real eatate Invest-
Ing la one of these aide lines which does not require a man's full attention. You owe It .as a duty
to yourself, to your family, and aa an evidence of your faith In your city to show Interest In real
eatate conditions.
Pick out some lot upon which you would build a home for yonreelf; purchase It, hold It for a time
and aome one else will want It In the event you decide not to build. It la a game at which you can
not possibly lose.
FOIt SALE.
ON KA8T CAIN 8T., NEAR FORT HT.,
1 have far sale 2 bouses almost new,
renting to hlgh-elass colored tenants at
$34 per month. 1 can sell this for $3,750.
He# me for bargains.
CHAS. M. ROBERTS.
12 AUBURN AVENUE.
Bell Phone 459?.
Member Atlanta Real Estate Exchange
STURGEON & LANE,
REAL E6.ATE, LOANS AND IN
VESTMENTS,
727-728 EMPIRE BLDG.
BELL PHONE 4876, STANDARD 1279.
B33&=F(irr~'K’ fTTf 'iSK(msr'mnirc~rs
splendid section; now leased for two years
at $50 per month. House Is modernly sr-
ranginl sud oil a lot 50x166. Don’t fall to
see this.
$3.t60-F6U 10-ROOM 2 8TOBV HOUSE.
ueor Iniiinn 1’srk, on corner lot, with 10)
feet frontage. This place was built for a
home sud Is storm-sheeted nnd In splendid
condition. Terms can be arranged.
8J.6&U—for Sliw i:ai*it6L avenuE
home, with six rooms. Terms easy.
$2,too-FOR 6-ROOM UotTA4»fc AND A
eoruer store adjoining; always rented for
$25 a month. Terms. Good Investment.
liSoo^Polt 6 room cottage anU
hall, Just half Idoek off Washington
street; lot 50x180. Terms.
U40o-Fm:no(>i! coiiaiiE (NbWi.
near Washington street; has nil modern
conveniences; Tot 200 feet deep. Terms.
82.300—FOlt 6-lt. c'orrA(lF) A.Nf) UAl.t.
on lH»autlful,i shady lot, on Oakland are.;
with all modern conveniences. Terms cau
l»e arranged.
$2.06u—Foil 6UUOM COTTAGtt, UALV
ldo<‘k from Grant park; lot 40x186.
Terms.
82,600—Foil 6-R0O3I COTTAOH, NEAR
park. Terras very easy.
81,*00-FI 111 7-itOU.Sl 2HTUIIY IIOUHfc l)N
lillllsrd street: corner lot; always rented
for $15 month. This has n good future and
the place Is In splendid condition.
Ii.wo-Foit SSBoS ii6i ke on eaIioh
lot, near Grant nark; plenty of fruit and
flowers. Terms $100 cash, $20 mouth.
Ii.ioo-l'ot' t in 111M TToTBit on 1 “"IIIOH-
laud avenue. Terms.
$i.Jd6—FOR ^K\V 4-ROOM COTTAtiW.
near Fllxnl>eth street, Inman l'ark; $150
cash, balnnce lu small monthly payments.
31.060—poit EivlMtihim ru'rt'Aiil!, IN
splendid condition, between Marietta
street nnd Hemphill avenue. Terms.
JUOO-FOR 5-ltOOM C’OTTAUfc ON EAk’l'
avenue. Terms.
ii.«k>-Fouil-Roo3U COTTA ok:, STRaTi
Illll street, on lot 40x120; always rented
for $8 per month. Hmalt caah psyiueut,
balance $10 per month.
Wo-Poit vacant lot. i'ApIt6I, aVe.;
east front, 50x190. Terms.
imio-llAl.P lll.m'K OFF iIiOIII.aS'Ii
avenue; nice 3-room cottage, lu splendid
condition; $100 rash, $10 month.
i^a iTtiTTxrXKiTIio iTTiFhE aNIi IiahE
ment, all new, on Myrtle atreet; always
rented for $8.60. This Is good Investment.
1750-Til UKRR60M coTTAiTe. NKaU
Houthern shops; lot 25x155. Terms.
two—t ; oit Iil-iArWi’L EAhY FftnS’f
Grant street lot. Well shaded. AII city
Improvements.
Fmi-Foil conS'ETl l.oT, coi.i.f.ok
l'ark; 244 bl<M*ks from car line; 200x275.
and Ilea Wautlfully.
W. E. TREADWELL & CO.,
REAL E8TATE AOENT8.
24 South Broad Street.
Hell Phone 2644. Atlanta Phone 3803.
rnfcnrmTrriw^^
for few days only.
82,806—FIVE-It! M>M IllirSE, E. LINDEN
avenue. Bargain, ami terms.
It.iW-HKVESRouM iiot'si:. nI'IiiSii
street; ntiMleru In every way. Corner bit.
l4,Sob=tTRiiri iu»7XI inMkK modern
In every particular; 50x190.
9«.«M-KltmT-RI>i>M NEW TWO-STORY
house; sure bargain. Boulevard.
83,460—-EMU IT‘lllk>3| lltll'HK. SEAR
I'ryor atreet. TUU la a m«>del home.
8T,000-NIN>:.RIK)M" Hoi he; T'T.uhe 'Tn:
oii Washington street; large lot; heing a
corner lot makes It a valuable proposition.
88.(«XX-NINl-:ltOO.M TWOHTORV IIRH’K
house: cbtse In. Washington atreet.
Ii.isw—Fivtl-ltooM iiufsETmodeI: Lit-
tie home; loeatetl «m Glenn atreet.
$6.tuu Rt YH BAUfL\lN CLO^k IN. ON
south side; fi-room house, servant's house.
Inr^barn; other outbuildings. . This lot Is
34,50tf-NKWnri>oM ltnt sE,-\vt!l.l. l.iY
ented near Jackson street.
Wi; llAVK noilfrilEAI TIFVl. IldMEH
ou IVachtree place, Columbia avenue, Jii-
ntper, I'lcdmont place, nnd Peachtree. H4*e
u« If you are Interestcil on the north side.
We have tine Ust nt West End which we
ran sell at attractive prices: $3,250. ?-room
house, K. Georgia avenue. Investment list
will pay from 12 to 16 per cent Intereat.
Sine 5 sm! 6-room houses $100 to $300. We
sell vacant lots.
35.nAX-XIXrtf>llNl lllllSK. KTCIRK AT-
trtche«l: one Idoek of the capltid.
is,»v-fu.\ lUMiSi new idTi ke; i.AruE
front i»oroh; moilern In every way.
31.i56-FivE Imua'mil HE; loiM: SkaIi
Chn|M*l street.
Kask-TllliEE 5 It DOM IIOISF.S; VI* TO
ilste; rent $46.00.
8.<»»-8EVKNRO(>M ,4lTOUY IIIIIHK
(newi, on North Jackson street; up to
date In every particular.
A'Utt-TF.VrtnoSi Hoi hE. s'. Jackson
street; model home.
feStJ-EIUHTROmi IlISlsE, frtl'.S'ER
lot; servant't house, outbuildings. Bar-
gnln.
8..»i aEvEniI<'m%\| iiot'sE; TF To
FOR SALE.
Railroad frontage—best iu
thfe city; also two lots ecu- 1
ter manufacturing district.
J. H. Cmtchfie'd, People’s
STEPHENSON BROS.,
Plumbing and Gas Fitting,
51 S. Forsyth Street.
Phones—Bell 2528 Main.
Atlaita 37.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only One Left of Eight Brand New
Suburban Homts.
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
theaa houses. These are located on the
River electric car line only twenty
minutes ride from the center of the
city' contain T and S rooms; have
never been occupied; are located In
West Atlanta Park. Every house fronts
a fifty-foot Park, which Is set In trees,
evergreens and flowers. Pure air; na
tive oaks; an Ideal spot for children.
It It cheaper than living In the city
and tha surroundings are more whole
some. In the center of this Park are
the Ferro Phosphate Springs, 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 cost
ing 11,(00.00 will soon be completed.
Captain J. T. Mills, who lives on the
grounds will show you through the
houses Rent 110.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
12 Auburn Avenue.
L. A. WOODS,
118-819 EMPIRE BUILDING.
MAKE EASY TEUM8.
W. E. WORLEY,
325 EMPIRE BUILDING.
Atlanta 'Phone 3983.
• room liimton slrv-t homo; has .... .
ronvenlencpa; lot 63x200; atreet ahadft. On«*
half on ah, bn In net* eaajr.
|4 l 000—ON NORTH BIDE AND IN WALK
l dlitanro wi hav© 2-atory 8-room h«ua«
i all modern convenience*. Street I*
W.OOO-NEW AND MODERN 6-ROOM
eottna© on Highland avenue. Listen; $250
caah, $2S per month.
$8.000—BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOME IN
Weat End. targe nnd level east frout
$1,000 cash, balance easy.
$8.000—ON ONE OF THE BEST SOUTH
side streets and In easy walking distance,
7-room cottage; nice shade.
13,000—A Wlil.L-A IUlANliK.ll SIX-ROOM
cottage, near Grant park; lot 175 feet
deep with line garden nnd abode. Terms.
WTTtOOM ~UOTT^AG E~ W E8T
Eud. linn all modern con veil leuceo; level,
ahndy lot. Cool front porch.
I£400~A PRACTICALLY NEW 7-ROOM
itihurltan cottage on South Decatur car
line. Lot* of beautiful abode, one acre lot
with running water. Can make attractive
term*, as owner han gone Weat.
■Hi " ^TKcH
ochool and lu ©any walking dlatance. n
well built 8-room home; $1,206 caah, balance
$20 per month wlthont Intereat.
i:.300-A NEARLY NEW t-ROOM COT.
tnge In Weat End. Una all modern con-
ftufeucea; large lot, nearly 200 feet deep.
nn make tenua.
.iSV-A DAINTY 6-ltOOM COTTARE IN
two (docks of Grant park. Thla cottage
haa all modern conveniences. Plumbing
la equal to that of honaes that coat twice
thla amount.
BARGAIN.
LQT FRONTING 74
riSST SIDE OF SOI
HIM PROPERTY 18
Building.
FRET ON THE
TII PRYOR KT.
IN A CHOICE'
It THE NEW $35.-
TII18 LOT MUMT
57 Inman Building.
FOR RENT BY
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
Realty new 2-atory 6-room frame, on lot
Capitol avenue and Crew street*: has i»or-
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
THE RENTING AGENT.
12 Auburn Ave. Both Phones CIS
on North Decatur car line and Georgia
railroad; good 8-room house; price $5,750;
44 cash; It'a worth $10,000 right now.
^I'NfcBT ifOME ON JACKHON STREET,
9 rooms, elevated lot; price was $5,600.
Now $6,260; 44 cash.
fllK old turf exchange ojJ
I’once DeL*on avenue, coat $2,800 io build;
lot 107x200 feet; price $3,160.
REXTH IS CNHER 2-YEAR LliAHE;
price $1,800; lot 67x247: bargain.
4 NEW HOtfsEfl ctX)flg"lN; ItENffe 866;
would rent nt 840; price 86,100; M cash
If desired.
A GILT EDGE INVEST
MENT.
6« ACRE* ON THE BUSY SIDE OF AT-
lanta; on one of the principal car lines,
only « few minutes’ rble from center of
city, targe profits have recently been tunde
on a subdivision near this place. Extensive
developments already planned nnd begun
that wiU Increase tne value of this prop
erty five fold In the near future. For «
quick sale $3,600 will buy it No informa
tion given over phone.
C. H. WELLS & CO.,
1104 Fourth National Bank Building.
CAMPBELL & WILSON,
REAL ESTATE,
1208 ■ Fourth National Bank.
Bell Phone 1932.
6 r V<Y1 r ft:uoOM “i?61:SkS. \vli,i. ~iiESr
for $60 per month, on lot 200x150 In good
white neighborhood. Call and let u* show
you this property. This con be mode to
pay 16 pet cent on the Investment.
IN ONE IJI.OCK OF I’OHTOFFICE ON
lot 80x150, with 12-room house. Room on
lot for another. I’rlce $12,000. 1'romt^
action necessary.
IF Vol' \VANT Ytlb’lt IIOt'KEH SOLD
or rented, Hat them with us.
McNEILL & SHERWOOD
REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING
614 Empire Building. Phone 887.
* FOR SALE.
BRICKYARD AND MANUFACTURING
sit. nn railroad, ronlnlnln* 80 nrrre, with
creak and rock within 2 mites of Piedmont
park. Will sell any part.
n.600 Will K'licitAkE an kI.iMant
t room house, lot 100x300 feet, In Inmsn
Park. Drnld Clrele.
THREE NEW 9IIOOM lloiSkH oJJ
. beautiful corner In Weat End, 84.^ to
$4,500.
ITVE NEAT 6 AND T llOII.M COTTAHKS
In the best part of West End, from 82,860
to $3,100.
4-hoom 2HTokY NitwTuicwk, TINTBI)
>r*ll". eoWnet mantels, Meldrlm str«t,
only 31.700. Terms.
bbaTtikul New lo-liooiiTtoUiiB on
an , . p * c, i5x r ?S. w,,h ovpr one "ff® «f ground.
Price $9,500. Liberal terms or will ex
change for vacant property or smaller
home.
ovklt 8.000 PfebT ltAII.RUAll FitojpF
*8'O'ltj'fsnd within eltjr limits, l’rleet.
$800 to $35,000 per lot at bargain counter
P Buy now aud double your money
within a year.
IF YOU WANT A IH'HINEKS SITE, WE
have clients who will buy and Improve
for you. Call and oee ua, 1
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
tlhowtng the Arrival and Departure of I'ss-
, l -TI£i l :..V* ,n J!. of 'V F°llowing Roads;
H E«W:lt.N AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
^ rr i' r ?.. , ' rom - Na Deport To-
’1 NashTlII. 7:10am*: Nuhvllle . 8:»sm
■J **«rle.tt« . 8:86 sm 7t Marietta ,.18;Upm
^ ?.**JS T i lle 1 i : ! s ,m **2 Nashville . 4:60 pm
n Marietta . 8:60 pm 78 Marietta .. 6:80 pm
• 1 Naahvllla 7:36 pm • 4 Nashville . 1:60 pm
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY.
Arrive From— Depart To—
Harannah ... 7:10am Macon 18:01am
Jacksonville . T:i0 am Ravaunab ... 1:00 am
Macon 11 JO am Macon 4:00
Savannah ... 4:06 pm Ravannah ... 9:13 pm
Macon TR6 pm Jacksonville . 9:90 pm
ATLANTA AND ^VKST POINT HAIL-
Arrive From- Depart To—
•Reims 11:40 am ’Montgomery 8 30 sm
Montfom’y . 7:0 pn •Monlgoniery 18:46 pm
;8*ln>a UOpni *Rclmo ....... 4:80 pm
•Mootjrom'y . 3:40 pm •Mont*nm'y ..11:18 nm
d -Dally. All other train, dally except 8n”
-All train, of Atmnta and Weal Point
Railroad Company arrive nt and depart
frotn Atlanta Terminal station, cofner
Mitchell atreet atni Madlaon avenue.
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Arrive From- Depart To-
•August* ... $.*00 pm •Angust* 7:4J am
louvers f:4Sam Lltbonla 10:06 am
ovIngtoQ .. 7:46 am •Augusta 3:30 nm
® ...I2:»pm Convert 6:00 pm
Lltbonla .... 3:25 pm Covlngtou ... 1:10 nm
•Anmta .... 8:15 pra •Augusta ....11:45 LS
•ually. All other train* dally except Sun-
n
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 E8TATE—RENTING.
28 Peachtree Street
THE WEATHER.
Administrator’s Sale.
GEORGIA. FULTON COUNTY*.
Ilr virtue of an order of the com
ordinary of onbl county granted at the June
term, 1906. will !>© sold nt public outcry on
the first Tuesday In July, 1906, before the
court honae door of anld county, within the
legal houra of sale, the following property
of the eatate of Itowena R. Peyton, de
cease!], to wit;
First—AH that tract or parcel of land
ing part
trlct of <
of land lot No.
the 14th dls-
F *npuri, now i _
part of Idock *'F” of the
Yn ter house property, as per *
i l*ook JJ, page 447. recorc
deeds for said county, on the 14tb day of
November, 1881, the same being south half
* “ * ~ “ *‘ ‘ the east aide of
rnnntiig east same m
front U3V6
feet, and la situated In the northwest cor
ner of the 5-arre tract on lot described In
a deed from John W. White to the Neal
Loan and Ranking Company, dated Feb<
lid Una belli;
runry
1890, oak
Ing expressly
isld John \V.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
« Ar r , . v< L Fro “r^ M Depart To-
Tl* «»t ,, n« to n . 4:30 am Birmingham . 4:40 am
Abbeville ... 9:00 am Monroe . . . 7:20 am
Memphis. . .U:4Sam New Y’ork . .12:00 m
New York . . 3:80 pm Abbeville . —
Monroe. . . . 7:46 pm Memphis . .
Blnnlngh ra . 8:25 pm Washington
Shown la Central time.
6:00 pm
FOR SALE.
''Riy.jwnov for nni.DKRB. i«
.m Si* 1 *? * front.*, of 300 f.^i
on 111* h Innil nv.nuo. S33 feet on .1 50-foot
»tn»t Thl. t, .trlotlr whit, pro?P,t7^n
S3L35L u ~ dr /or '«“"■* •
J. A. GIFFORD & CO.,
502 PETERS BUILDING.
Whl
Banking Company. Said property fronts 25
feet on Estorfa street (formerly New atreet)
and extends Imck east same width 11SV4
feet, nnd Is the south half of a lot deeded
Jul7 19, 1890. by John W. White to M. C.
Parks and 8. It. Parks, and recorded In
book A-4, page 469, April 7, 1891.
—reel of land
Second—Xll that tract or parcel of land
lying and being In the 14th district of orig
inally Henry, now Fulton county, Georgia,
iiwiij iirur;, iiuw r uiiuu cuuuij, uruiKia,
I wing In land lot 79 thereof, and l>©!ng lot
7, as per plat on tile at office of city engi
neer nnd fronting 40 2-3 feet on the eaat
side of McAfee street 88 2-8 feet north of
Gresham street and extending east same
width ns front parallel with Gresham
street 106 feet.
Third—All that tract or parcel of land
lying and being In the city of Atlanta and
part of land lot 79, In the 14tb district of
Fulton county, Georgia, and more particu
larly described «s follows, to wit: Com
mencing at n point on the east side of
Fowler street, *0 feet from the northeast
corner of 8lmpson nnd Fowler streets, and
runulng thence ale -- "—
ler street 80 feet,
width as front 100 feet.
Fourth—All that tract or parcel of land
James Camplwll property on the east side
of Luckle street, nnd running In a south
ern direction 44M» feet, more or less, to the
Thomas Doonan fence, thence ©nstwardly
with said fence 102 feet, more or less, to a
cross fence, thence northwardly with anld
cross fence 39 feet to the fence separating
said lot from the Campbell lot, thence with
said fence westwardly 38 feet, thence north
following fence 8 feet, still following Hue of
fence 89 feet to Lurkle street, the point
of lieglnnlug. Also the household furni
ture now at 187 Luckle street. Terms cash.
Ha Id property sold for paying debts and
for distribution.
ALBERT BOYLSTON, Administrator.
622 Prudential Bldg.
ELLIH, WIMBISII k ELLIS, Attorneys.
LOCAL FORECAST.
I Atlanta nnd Mrlnlty—Generally rU™4.
tonight nnil Md.,, prol«M, |
Weather in Wheat Belt.
Extrem. Northwest—Fair to cl,,,.
48 to 63 above; local rains. '
Northwest—-Generally clear; {« t0 ,,
above; local showers. ”
We.t and Southwe.t—Partly cloud,.
cl , oudy: s *-1
Weather Forecast.
Louisiana—Shower, on Thur«dav
w-armer |n northea.t portion. Krid« I
.howere: variable wind*. *' I
Geor*la—Fair Thursday and Friday
fresh south wind.. ’•
Western Florida—Shower, Thursda,
Friday fair; variable wind,. * 1
Alabama—Fair In north: showers |»
•vsa,ra. ihur ^-
Mlsslsslppl-Showers Thursday and
?. ro rSS!rw{^* y: Wttrmer Th -^'
WEST* nor*hwesf^ortlon! hU Frtda»jI
showers and cooler In the Interior hSiT
on the coast; fresh south winds 1
Western Texas—Fair In south; show,
ere In north portion Thursday. Krld*.
fair,
Arkansas—Fair and warmer Thun,
day. Friday showers. n
Tennessee—Fair In west, showers i*
east portion Thursday; warmer In cen?
tral portion. Friday fair and warmw-
In central and east.
Kentucky—Rain and warmer Thun,
day. Friday fair and warmer.
Illinois—Partly cloudy Thursds.
nlkht and Friday; show-era In noK*
Thursday night.
Missouri and Dakotas—Generally fair
Thursday night and Frldav.
Wisconsin—Probably showers 0B
Thursday night or Friday.
Iowa—Partly cloudy Thursday night
with showers In east. Friday fair
Minnesota—Fair Thursday night and
Friday.
Nebraska and Kansas—Bartly eloudy
and warmer Thursday night and FH.
day.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The area of low lire,,lire that wn,
terrd orer (.eorgla Wednesday morning hu
nlmut disappeared, leaving the ronilftlnoi
unsettled over most of the eastern hill
of the map. The pressure Inis derresaed
over the northern ixirtlon of the country
east of the ltoekles while over the south It
has risen rapidly. The eenter of hlghnt
barometer Is orer western New York, whlls
the lowest Is near El I’nso, Tes.
Rain was falling this morning at s*
Loots, Davenport, Cbloigo. Mobile. Illro,.
Ingham. Mncon, Ktioxrllle, Charlotte ami
Norfolk.
The temperature has changed very llttl.
In the last 24 hours.
The renditions favor generally cloudy
weather In this section tonight and Friday,
probably occasional rain.
J. B. MARnrttv.
Local Forecaster.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m., 7S
meridian time. June 14, 1806.
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA
cl oinly..
men. clou
Administrator’s Saie.
GEORGIA. FULTON COUNTY.
By virtue of au order of the court of
ordinary of said county, granted nt the
June term, 1906, will be sold at public out
cry on the first Tuesday In July. 1906, lie
fore the court bouae door of aald county,
within the legal hours of sale, the follow
ing property of the estate of Ithoda YV.
Peyton, deceased, to wit: All that tract or
parcel of land In
part of land lot
orlglnnlly Henry.
gla, situate as folL ..... ,
(47) feet, more or less, on f the north side
conveyed to Atlanta Building and l^an Aa-
aoclation by F. M. Coker l»y deed dated
May 27, 1882, and recorded In liook MM,
distribution.
ALBERT BOYLSTON, Administrator.
622 Prudential Illdg.
ELLIS, WIMBISH k ELLIS, Attorney
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUIT8 AND PRODUCE.
Officii!J.r corrected by Atlanta Fruit tad
Produce exchange.
FRUITS.—^Oranges $3 to $3.50 per box.
Lemons $5.60 to $L75.
Lime* 76 to $1.
Pine applet $2.50 to $3.60.
Bananas, straights, per bunch $1.50 to
$1.75. Culls, per bunch $1 to $1.23.
Strawberries, Georgia stock, 24-quart
crates. $1.60 to $2; Tennessee $1 to $L5C
per •’rate.
. POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.-
Live bens 35c to 37V4© each; live ducks,
Peekln, JOc to J5c; live ducks. Puddle, Me
to 27Hc; fries 22% to 25c; broilers 16 to 22*,*c.
Dressed hens, per lb., 12c to 12c; dressed
turkeys, per lb., 13c to 14c; very dull.
Lggs. per dosen. 16 to 17V4o.
Butter, table, per lb., 20c to 22#c; cook
ing. per lb., 12Hc to 16c.
Honey-New 8t$10c lb.; In 1-lb.
^Atlanta; ^
•Chattanooga, cloudy
''olumhus. cloudy
Griffin, cloudy
•Mncon, rain...,
•Moiitloello. cloudy,.,......
Newnnn, cloudy
!Itome. rain
Hpnrtnnburg. cloudy
Tallapoosa, cloudy.,..
Toccoa. eloudr
•Minimum temperatures
period ending nt 8 a. m.
!Itece!ved late (wire trouble); not Ini
eluded lu averages. \
Heavy Rainfalls—Allendale. 8. C., 1.54: fit I
George. 8. C„ 1.60; Florence. N. C.. 2.2#;f
(MdUntro, N. C.. 2.18; Lumlterton, N. l'.,L
3.06; Newl»ern, N. C.. <4.20; Helmn. Ain., I
L60; Meridian. Miss,, 1.54.
CENTRAL
Atianta
Augusta
Charleston ..
Galveston ....
IJttle Rock ..
Memphis ....
Montgomery <
New Orleans ,
Oklahoma ....
Savannah
Vicksburg ....
Wilmington ..
Dlft. Arerafftt.
i
©12.*.
racks 10
VEGETABLES.-Irtsh potatoes. No. I
•took $4.60 barrel; Na 2 stock $3.60
^cabbage crates, par crata $2.25 to
Peso, per drum. 75c to $1; very slow sale.
Tomatoes, per crate. $2 to I2.W.
Reaps, green, ner crate. $1 to $1.25, market
l—tatter condition; wax 50 to 75c.
8quash. yellow. $1 to $1.S; white 75c
> $1; market overstocked.
Corn, new, 15 to 20«* per dosen.
Gkrn. t>er crate. $2 to fi60.
Cucumbers, per crate, $l to $1.25.
1 caches, p«*r crate, $1.25 to $1.50.
$130* Irt * h P° t,ltue, » tar bushel, $1.25 to
Hwoet potatoes, per bushel, $1 to $L26.
Hplnacb $1 ner bushcL
Asparagus I2H to lbHc bunch.
Peaches, per crate, $2 to $2.60.
Lherrleo. 24-quart crate, $2.50 to $3.
i^ntaloupea. per crate, $2 to $2.**.
Blackberries Jo #o l^*c quart,
l^cwebrne. jb to J2%c «ia*rt.
flour GRAIIv, PROVISIONS.
fr-™teU Elegant $6.35; Dlamoud
itent $6; faucy patent T*
Remarks. . ...
Temperatures were somewhat hljrrnr ill
le northeastern districts, with iHW
cnanges in other portions. General ral»?|
fell ovee the left except la Galveston *»
Oklahoma districts; heavy amounts fell »'
the Carolina* nnd portions of Alslmnnt sw
Mississippi.
J, B. MARBt'HY. 1
Local Forvi-sittf.
8TOCKS AND BONDS.
Bavsnnsb k 1909. .
Macon 6s, 1910 . .
Atlanta 6s, 1911 . .
Atlanta 4H«. 1922
llbl. AilH.
:: 10514
. . l« !•» I
Atl.ntn anil WVst l-olnt P.ht,. 1W
C. It. of tlrargl. first Income ..-•••
ilo. M Income • JJ
rta 3il Income > ^
Oeorgtn 2-V'
August, and Barannik . . . . I|<
— thweatern }JS
' 1 F.clfic lsts
anil A. let R-
soKssia
Bouthwei
U corgi.
In. In ftl
HOKE SMITH 8PEAKS „ 1-
AT YOUNG HARRHI
Special to The Georgian.
Young Harrt*. Oa., June If —Hot*
Hoke Smith, candidate for the Pemo-J
cratlc nomination for governor. ■-.'""I
here last night. The .peaking was ne«|
in the Suean B. Harrl. chapel and *si|
heard by a small audience of voters.
au
1 ORN.—Choice rcl cot, T4c; No. 1 wblte
•c; Nwjt yellow TV: mtaeil T3c.
RATS.—Choice white rllpp«l Sic; choice
Mnaio-imm -.tnifr rroun
T3c; ImltcU 140-lb. jutes, per _
. 1**V.—Timothy, choice large iwlc. n.io:
choice smull bales (l.|4; do.. No. f
>thv bolee. 8L«: do.. No. - ft; do. No. »
Hover mixed 81.06; do., Na 5 doted mixed
CLOVER—Choice Me.
The above prices are f. a b. Atlanta, .ad
subject to Immediate acceptance.
I-ftovwtON»-Nuprett.V^i;e.. i«*e. Red
m» ham. lttic Caltforuln hams 10Uc.
! r /, e*t™ rib. ».», iN-llle. 30-SS iK.
10.S0. fat lack. ». plate, t. Supreme Urd.
laals ATS. Red 1 row, lard 3H laala. ue.iigc
Conipoand 7S bads; »now Drift compound
GROCERIES.
SftjAR—Sund.nl granulated |r. \>,
'(ITrkil^sfroo < k ,0 4 '*’ P!“ n, * ,lull x 4 to 4V.
ciiFCLR-TTm.icI Arbnckle's 9U.H:
^ «""*“•»
*” onU ** -
ttc:
COLONEL MERCER STRICKEN
, WITH AP0PLEXY|
Special to The Georgian.
Savannah, Ga, June 14.— L ‘®‘ < ’ri
George A. Mercer, pre.ldent of
board of education and a leading > J
xen of Savannah, la dangerously
from a stroke of apoplexy.
was resorted to and It la hoped
beneficial re.ulta He was strict
yesterday afternoon while In his «
and was conveyed to hl« home
Whitaker streeL
TORNADO DESTROYED ■ „
THE MA80NIC HALlj
Special to The Gcorgtan.
Zachary. La, June 14.—The eongij
gallon of the Preabj-tertan churcii
a narrow escape today when the e.le
ws* blown down by a windstorm.
Service. w>re being held In
building at the time, but all *u<vfl
In escaping Injury. The
and whool house were de.iro>eo.
the tornado, causing a loss
than ll.ooo